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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-01-27
PARIS, ME-. FRIDAY, JANUARY 27, 1860.

What goodness 10, is, by the stress Of temp
tations, oyertaken by wiekednes', 50 that he
denies hi, Lord aud Master, no other person
in the community suffers as he suffers. lIr'
lamp goes out IN his dwelling and his heart;
and hls darkness and despair are beyond the
measure OF anything We can conceive. And
Ia respect to all such, we have the lnOs, OK.
plicit direction that they are to DO objects
Of our care. We are 10 restore them in the
spirit OF moekncss. considering our own
selves, lest we also be tempted. | need not
say that the reason OF this discourse Is the
amentable disclosure which has taken place
m reference to Christian gentleman who
bad held high ,rus, in. and who was wide.
ly known Ms an officer OF, the American
Board Of missions. Ills recent disaster ha.
filled the hearts Of his iricnds-who are
many-wlth tho most exquisite suffering.
Ny Christian brethren, lei us 10 sure TO
remember that thou thysclf art man Of
like passions. Remember tha, to forgive
and to help Is divine, and ,ha, to s,irg. and
dc'pi'e, and neglect. i, Internal. May God
keep svcrv one Of you. May God keep me,
May God keep every one Of his minister,
and every one Of his ch'ldrrn. May hc rS-
member bis church and establish It on ioun.
datious iha, cannot be shaken. Aud when.
by.and by, this scene Of life is over, may
those that have .inncd most, aud been for.
given most, be heard, advanced full high
above all Others, giving such praise TO God
a. only those eau give ,ha, have been raised
out Of the very depths Of death and pordi.
tion.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-01-27
OLD SERIES, VOLUME 27, NO. 10.

payable at one Of the principal banks, for
the entire amount, on the back Of which the
attorney certified to Miller beng the owner
OF the check.
The patentss was still ineredulous but
satisfied that II the check was worthless 10
would DO evidence Of fraud. and the sale not
valid, the papers were exchanged, and no
lolt the Office. lie hastened TO the bank.
and presented bis cAsek 20 tho paying tall
e.. That gentleman .crutinizOd 1t mo-
meu,. and then asked how he would have
10.
Richard Miller was again nonplu'sed.
lie stood like a statue gazing upoa the tell.
er until the question was repeated.
" Gold and silver - said Richard.
" Gold and silver =" said the taller In sur
prise" have you dray1"
beg your pardon" said Miller. "L.i
me have a bag Of q thousand dollar, in
gold and silver, and the BALANCE in bank
notes"
4 bag with that amount in mixed coin
wa, soon placed hOforo him. aud f'riJ.nins
packages Of one thousand dollar, each v.rs
laid upon the counter Miller bad by this
time in measure regaiped hI, '.lf.poscs-
sion. and alter stating the notes into his
pocket, be shouldercd bn bag Of coin and
left the bank.
A. soon IS hs saw an onnibu' be hailed
il am rode 20 within two square. Of bis
| home. when he reached the latter be stag
ssred In beneath ais load, and walking d.
rectly 10 the bed, hO emp,ied tb. bag Of
sliitcrins coin upon IL. TO the inhnits
Amalemsnt Of hi, wife. But what Was her
a,toni,hment when he drew from his posk-
cts package after package Of hank notes.
lie contained himself until b. had thrown
the las, package upon the bed, when be
gave way q the vilds., ard most eIraI.
saut feeling.
"Ha hs ha'" he laughed hysterically
F." my dream !. out The machine works F!
Fifty thousand la hA 80
Then sna,ehins up his child, he eOniin-
ued. pacing the room,
My boy, you Aro no bergar' Fifty
thousand ha ha!"
/ In this way he raycl, shouted and stamp
cd. Large bead. Of per'Piri,ion stood up
on his brow, hi. face looked hAggard, and
hi, eye, bad ;hc wild glare OF ,hs m'ni,e.
I In vain his vlfc tried 10 calm hi, -gisAnon
no ravsd until he rup,urei s blood veisal.
. Ilo sank down in bic chair with his child in
bis arms. the blood gushing from bis no's
aud mouth. lIe drew back a. bead to IN
dulsc in another hystsrieal laugh, but it
wal checked by q surslIns noise, and tho
ne,t moment Richard Miller was a corrsa
III, spirit had passed away, in the Lam
suG.c Of LonsfolloW:
"Lik- glsfiou. roll of drums.
H. the triumph of dream
The reader will note tha, We have used
/ fictitious for real asmes. The machine,
which wen, under the name Of the pur-
chaser, made I'm an ind'renten. fortune
aud 10 still in uss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-01-27

lIRiSo Up roUR CHILDREN TO DO Soss-
ruiSG. 4 great aim in family discipline,
remark. the Philadelphia North An.ric.n,
should 10 to provide fOr each Of the ju'e-
niles some line Of pursuI, which will give
them sense Of their u,sfalnsss and nees'si-
~ 10 the household. Thh. feeling, proper
ly instil!ei into their minds, will make
them msmbers Of society valuable 10 others
and happy in themselves. The Creator.
who make. nothing IN vain, does net in
vain send human bCing' into the world, IL
only they would find their places and fli
them. Idle men and women are the bans
Of any community. They are not simple
clog, upon society, bat become sooner or
lstor, the causes o' is crime and poverty.
It's folly and a'.sanee. In plain Eng.
li,h, every ianily motto should read
"Bs somebody. o'on,thins. Bear your
own load"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-01-27

Would you wish to live without q trial
Thea you would wish to die but half man,
withou, trial, you cannot guess at your
own strength. Men DO not learn to swim
on table--they must 20 into deep water
and buffet the .urgcs. II you wish to un'
der,tind their true eharacter-ii you would
know their whole strength, or Of what they
are capabls-throw them overheard! Over
with them. If they ars worth saving, they
will swim ashore OF themselves.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-01-27

We heard a Methods, preacher once
"go on" IN this way;
"As was riding along once. on one Of
those beautiful western prairie', with my
dear old vile, who has gone to heaven in a
buggy"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-01-27

4 Rocky MOun,'in correspondent, Of the
New York Evening Post, who writes him
self /" Henry L. Land" describes Oregon
a. the most d.lishtful country in the world.
Our citizens, If they choose, can so out
there, and see hOls he Land hes.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-01-27

Mr.. Henry A. Rhuls says, in a Missis.ip.
pi paper. that he has worked rOalously
for the administration" Now let him
turn and work faithfully against 1t. 'Tis
poor RAuls that won't work both wsys.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-01-27

by the degree Of publicity" says X.
"attendant upen marriage. wO may safely e.
innate the modss,y Of both husband aud
wife. When will custom and . correct
taste make this hOliest Of earthly ties as
private and sacred as IL should bs?'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-01-27

A man heariug Of another who was .
hundred years old, said eon,enp,aously
"Pshaw. wha. fuss about nothing. Why
iimy grandfather was alive hS would now
be a hundred and fifty years DID,"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-01-27

The Ohio river is getting lower and lower
every day. /, has almost ccassl to run
All who look a, it can at once perceive that
it exhibits very little speed, bu, a great deal
Of bottom.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-01-27

Hannah More ..id to Horace walpOls
:" II wanted to punish an enemy, |, should
be by fastening on him the trouble Of con.
stanily hating somebody"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-01-27

Gentle labor preserves health, augusnts
strength aud improves tSs mind.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-01-27
LIN, "a glsrion. roll of drums.
H. the triumph of a dream"

The reader will note tina. We have used
fictitious for real asme,. The machine,
which wen, under the name Of th. Pur-
chaser, made I'm an independent. fortune
aud 10 still in use.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-09-07
Circuit conrt-county Of manitsvos.
Johanna c. Klemm J
VS..
Justus kIinge.

VS..
Justus Klinge.
IN virtue of and pursuant 10 a judgment
rendered in said Court, in the above enti-
tied action, dated the 9th day of April,
1860 |, Edgar d. Beardsley, Referee ap-
pointed in said judgment, shall expose for
sale, and sell at public auction,at the Court
House in the village of Manitowoc, in the
county of Manitowoc, on the 10th day of
September, 1860, at the hour of ten o clock
in the forenoon of that day, the following
described mortgaged premises, or so much
thereof as may be necessary to raise the
amount of said judgment, interest and
costs, together with the expense of sale =
all that certain piece or parcel of land,
situated in the village of Two Rivers, coun-
ty of Manitowoc and State Of Wisconsin,,
and described as follows to wit: Lot
number four a., in Block number fifty
five $50, i'll SAID village according to the
recorded plat thereof.
Dated Manitowoc, June Sth, 1860.
F. ID. BEARDSLEY, Referee.
Wm. II. Nichols, PRS 1tfy. IS
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n-.ai, gan-l--..h.l..Iat Naan...

Joseph 5 Cng.wcr against JohuJ Owen, J, Z
Haakus. Lordr Ns'..., -- S.. s.'
li- 0I,s, Je.3. .rl"15, AID Ei.ha Is. n..w
IL vifOua 81 a.b Fas.r.rr. 49, t-i re-. 1T IeE-
| deryd in sid C.ust ig gha al-v- rss.t.et SC.
t'oa, dated tha Il ca IT Ny 1850, J. True i.
Bailey Referee, afpouEee in rad Judgment,
shan expose for a.le and sell At public auction,
1t Che Cou,. iiau il tie ! II.age ard County
% .uito nc, on s4tUra.t r. g3.h Jay Of 0o~
,.hc7. I>C0, i r.. hour Ct rca oc.a.a j.. the
,or.u31n O.. that #.v. tie following described
"urt-a..4 premises Or 80 rsuy. thereof AZ nay
DE- :..c...iy d. .-i.e The amount Of said j11g-
melt interest and costs, together with OK
pyu.cs Of sale. Tie following described r-5.
g e. situated IN the c0uuti,s Of u HrCwo. am.
Kewaun-e All tina undivided one haif Q, She
Gaowj z re. OF pare" Of Ian /. own cnI dos
cijavd a. follows 60 Wit: Tie nth h 4! oS The
Fth ct qu rtgr 81 section no. lAr.y siv 81
T.wn rwyIty one, y. aid Range tw ny lhr-e,
%, eHoep ing l.yen aui a quarter a.r.a
thereof heretofore co4Teye3 10 one William
Lendt by da,d bearing dat &aoct Oh, lSJI,
and recorded II TIE lice at tie REGISTER o:
deeds oi tie county ct n uitowuc in Iiber J Of
t.-..s = page 81 i xa.ch 5 ii cou Y the above
aa>cgjbet IA il s.t.a,e3. Aso lie one uuli-
y.aei one hall pat of rhe following described
tract Of laHI situated m th} cOu ty OF hewdu ae
al & SAFE of Wisconsin, 70 wiz: The South
East q artpr Of The N1rih East Quarter and the
North East quarter Q. lie South Est quarter Of
c ,CH unb.f n5ua .. The South Wet ql4T-
ter d tie Nnnh W. q artcr, and the saoh
" st quarter Of lie S.ath Wet qu-rier q.
section number ten, 10 c N---h ~ Qu,r-
..r ot section number ftcGl, Is. Tie Scum
East quarter Of III Sourh East quarter of sec
ton nun Der sixteen, Is The Sylth East quar-
ter OF sCCtGU uuMteT rWeGty-UIe, p. The
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Circuit Court-aaBltsxoe County.

Alfred Smith against James NJ. Spragre,
II. j. Ulman, for the use of L. Ii. Mil
Ter, William AIdrich, Hezekiah H.
Smith, Maltin 3. Medbury, John ".
Medbury, James T. Aldrich, the City
Bank Of Racine. Jacob 4. Hoover,
Thomas Turton, John Sercomb, Gilbert
Knapp aud Charles heIhn.
II virtue OF, and pursuant to a judgment
rendered in said court in the above entitled
action, dated the 27th day Of April 1860,
/, True NJ. Bailey, Referee appointed in
said Judgment, shall expose for sale, and
sell at public auction at the Court House
in the village of Manirowoc, and county Of
Manitowoc, on Monday the l0th day Of
September, 1850, at the hour often O'clock
in the forenoon Of that day, the following
described mortgaged premises, or SO much
thereof as may be necessary TO raise the
amount of said judgment, interest and costs,
together with expense Of sale; The foi
lowing Is 4 description Of the mortgaged
premises hereirbe,ore mentioned the
undivided one fourth ofthe following des-
cribed parcels or pieces Of land situated in
the counties Of KeWaunee and Manitowoc,
in the State Of Wisconsin, viz: one undi-
videi one fourth part Of the south west
quarter Of section fifteen 80, one undiVid-
ed fourth part Of tie south east quarter OF
section twentv-one (21), one undivided
fourth part Of the west half of the south
west quarter, and Of the west half Of the
north east quarter Of section twenty two
(22). ore undivided fourth part Of the
south west quarter Of section twenty-siX
(2G1, one undivi1st fourth part Of the
south half, and one undivided fourth part
Of the north east quarter Of section twenty
seven (27), one undivided fourth part of
the east half and one undivided fourth
part of the north west quarter Of section
tnenty-eight (28}, all 10 township number
twenty two (22), north of Range number
twenty four "a east, and one undivided
one fourth part Of the south half Of the
north west quarter Of section number thlr-
ty six 800, in Township number twenty
one GU, north Orange number twenty
three OBJ, east also east half Of the south
wet quarter Of section number twenty
five (25t. fractional east half Of the north
west quarter Of section thirtv->iX go.
south east quarter q the south east quar-
ser Of section four (4), til. south west
quarter Of the south west quarter Of SET
ton three 81; the nor.A east halt Of the
north east quarter Of section nine 90, the
north east quarter Of the south west quar-
Ter Of section moe o.. the north west
=
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
PHILADELPHIA.


4 Benesolsnt Institution established BY Special
Endowment for the Relief of the Sex
and Distressed afflicted ,cilh Vaa-
lent and Epidemic Diseases.
THE HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view OF
L. The awful destruction OF human life caused
by Sexual diseases, and the receptions prac..ced
uuon the unfortunate sims of such diseases bv
quacks, several years ago directed their Consut-
ing Surgeon, as a CHARITABLE ACT worthy Of
their name, to open Dispensary for the treatment
# this class Of diseases in all their forms and TO
give MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS to all who apply by
letter with 3 description OF their condition, -e,
occupation, habits OF life, &c, ard in eases of ex-
IRENE poverty, TO FURNISH MEDICINE FREE oF
cEARGE. 1t is needless t. add that the Assoca.
ton commands the highest medical skill Of the
age, and will furnish the most approved modern
treatment
The Directors of the Association in their Ans
nual Report, express the highest satisfaction with
the success which has attended the labors OF
Their surgeons in the cure of Spermarorhme
Seminal Weakness, Gonorrhel, elect, Syphilis
he vice OF OnanIsm or sell abuse, Diseases of the
Kidneys and Bladder, &C., and order a continu-
aGce Of the plan for the ensuing year.
An admirable Report on Spermatorrhna, or
seminal W eakneSs, the vice OF OnJniSm, Mastur-
paNoJ, or seA-aOuse, ana othef diseases or the
sexual organs, by the Consulting Surgeon, will
be sent BY mail-in sealed euvelopc-FREE OF
CHARGE, on receipt of TWO STAMPS for postage
Other Reports aud Tracts on the nature and
treatment OF sexual diseases, diet SC, are con-
stantly being published for gratuitous distribution
and will be sent to the afflicted, Some of the
new remedies and methods of treatment discov-
cred during the last year, are Of great value.
address, for Report OF treatment, DR.. J. Skill
LIN HoUGHToN Acting Surgeon, Howard Assocja.
ton No. South Nujh Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
BY order OF the Dircclors,
EZRA d. HEARTWELL, President
Go EAIkCRILD S.cre1arr q.Iv
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z 6 = a Il H ero

The Only authentic memoir of him ever pub,
lisued.
One volume, l2mo, cloth 4O2 pages, with il
lusrations. Price, 81 co. And upon receipt
Of the price and q cents additional for Postage.
a copy OF the book together with handsome
present worth from 90 cents to $780, will be sens
to any address in the United States
Life Of Sam Houston. G. @. Evans, PA;la-
asiphia. '''N
" There is no campaign in modern military
history which for its extent, although attended
with such disastrous results, although eyentual-
IL ending in the the liberty of the Republic, than
that conducted by Gen Samuel Houston. during
the years 1867 in the defence of the Ameri-
cans then settci upon the frontiers of Mexico.
In brief period, with small. band of Heroes
hastily raised e, mGs&e, and lily armed and &C
courted, the brilliant defence of the Alamo. was
made forever glorious by the bloody massacre,
perpetratei by the Mexicans This uofortunate
event which showed valuable lessons and glor
Gus illustrations of the yaor Of our citizen sci,
dIers, and OF the genius Of the Great Chief and
Hero, ought not t. be forgotten or hastily CLAN
ced over. 1t IS believed that the camnaign du
ring the Texan war has not received fnil instice
Ia the narratives which were published the nm
merous merits Of which were marred b, serions
errors. by comparing these various versions
aud by consultation with those who PLAYED pron-
'1lEt fdt - III lls event IN our history be-
heved that the biography Of the Texan Hero
WEIGH Is Invested Of cumbrous details of military
technicaiities, is as faithful and exact as it is
practicable to render narrative of this descrip~
ton.
The sole desire Of the author has been to do
tull justice TO American valor and PATRIOTISM
and 20 present truthful and vivid pictures of
that memorable war and Of the conduct of the
/ 'Treat Chiei, who spraginz from the people a
frontier warrior, without science. art or exneri.
eHce n military affairs, ~as enahled through the
smiles Of Providence, by his STOUT heart his sa-
-scious intellect and ardent patriotism to renel
aud nearly destroy some Of the most mercensry
soldiers that we're never sent firth by any power
on earth. Ought such deeds to be permitted to
ftde from the memories ofa patriotic people p
No! It IS reoroach 10 the present generation
! TIA. there is rot more spirit exercised by our
G,ycFnmea. ia defending 10 rights Of our c;t-
z-nF AMI extending that protection 10 them
which has ever been sanctioned by every true
sun u liberty. Address
GEO. G. EVANS.
Publisher, No. 1879 Chestnut-sfreet.
Philadelphia.
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Circuit Cont, ManitoW0e County.
Summons for moneyde-
mand on contract.
0. 0, Potrer

saainst Summons for moneyde-
willilm me- G. Chase mand On contract.
TIVE State OF Wisconsin, to William C. Chase
Il You are hereb, Summoned aud required to
answer the complaint in this action, and serve
copy Of your answer to the said complaint on
tue subscribers at their Office, Nos. aud 8, Mar
TINS Block, III the cifv OF Milwaukee, Wisconsin,
within t. eaty days after the service hereof, ex~
elusive OF the day of such service; and if you
fail 70 an7wac the SAID complaint within the time
atcle aid, the pla atif in this action will take
Judgment against you for TIE sum OF seven
hundred and eight dollals with interest from the
18th day OF October, 1852, On one hundred and
eight dollars of said sum, at SIX per cent, and
on six hundred dollars of said sum at six per
cent from the 10Th day of January 4. D. 1860,
besides the cost of this action. Witness the
Hon. David Tay lor, Judge Of said court, of Man
itowoc county, lhis Sd day of July, 1860
SMALL & CAGSWELL,
Plaintiff S Attorneys.
The complaint in this action was filed in the
Office Of the Clerk Of the Circuit Court Of Maui
tow0c County, July 18th, 1860. 90 6w
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Manitowoc, Oct 8, 1859.
EXEs TfDG.

State of Wisconsin, Maoitowoc County.
Dennis Shea against John Doolan.
By virtue of an execution issued out of
the Circuit Court Of said County, in the
above entitled cause, have Inaviel upon
all right, title and interest Of John Doolan.
in and to the following described real
estate. to wit:
The East half Of the South West quar-
ter of Section eighteen Us, J in Town tneu
y 600 north Of Range twenty-t.,o, east,
containing eighty acres Of land, more or
less, lying and being situated in the Coun-
" Of Mauifowoc, and State Of Wisconsin
which said real estate shall offer for sale.
and sell at public auction, at the Court
House in said County, on the 4th day 0
August, \. d. 1860. at the hour of ten
o'clock A. NJ. of that day, to satisfy said
execution and costs.
Manitowoc, June 10Th, 1850.
LOUIS KEMPER, Sheriff.
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Win SPSe"did Portrait Eugyurcd on
FROM THE PREFACE

The Earr,ss Jo e.. ln- was on, of he most
.'lf0'a'e Of al the azrg ordinary CHARGERS
rose f-t' coGsTicuous uuhIic positions in
4uenee It he French aavolu-ion. Won>
arc the fTt.-- az 1,g lie. With the kind
md 10osr t."r tte If human hearts She
united '.e s'eGuest principles OF reCtiude, md
compr, cusise caaiu-.
In political foresight, har superiority to Napo>
leon IS nov universally recognized Had he
listened 20 her adnoaitio.~, ,ho all OF bis en-
pre- might have ba"u av.rtad. l. is worthy If
notice that this political FORESIGHT and ahigv };as
been inherited by her descendants, two Of whom
Napoleon III. and Pedro H. respectively the
present emperOrs of France and Brazil ara
among the abIcst soycregns now reigning in
world.
The events Of Jasephines life. and remarkable
traits OF character which She displayed amidst
tue most amazing yiclssitudcs Of fortune, afford
not only an exceeding interesting bat a highly
instructive lesson to all who read er biography
l. this respect her career. taken as o whole. NAV
challenge comparison with that of any other his
t0l!cIl persOnages in history
Josedhne constantly 10 kcd 10 the glory of
France and the fme OF her husband as the two
most desirable objects. When Napoleon desired
10 peTretu Re ti- dynasty by second marriage
which i-ht yield him Il male heir t. his throne
Josephine .uhlv sacrificed her own fee.i.as IN
".aL Sue was tgld might cyeEtuate TO the advqn-
taEe Of Franco. n Bis adversely this true wo,
man i#rg' all but their happy years of welded
ioVe-femembefed not that size had been repu-
dated, but that he was unfortunate
W. have freely drawn upon various authors
who have recorded anecdotes end traits of In.
sephiHe, rs lated to them, with the tender re-
gIet Of affection which, too late recognized fer
fail value, by Napoleon himself in his closing
years, ard it il hoped that The book will be found
reliable as we'll as entertaining. Full of truth.
yet it IS the very Romance OF Biogrhphy,
Copies Of either OF the above books, with a
handsome gift worth from 30 cents to 500, will
be sent to any person in the United Sta ca. unon
receipt O. g 90 and 81 cents to paw postas 90
by addressing 1e publisher, who is DESTROYS of
calling your attention to his liberal method of
Tansactng basine.s, viz:
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Wines. Liquors. and Beer.
BEER Il KERN,

North side, opposite Richards Foundry. Deal
ers in Dry Goods, Groceries aud Provisions,
Glass, Crockery, Fancy Goods. Oil. Cloth
Wooden yarn, Fancy Baskets, Fildles and
Guitars, ard Guitar strings. Tors, Cordures
Paperhsngings, Bushes, &c
Respectfully solicit share Of public patron
age.
Mauitosoc, July, 1859 Milf
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N}I(IT q CtGEEEFTT.

Plaintiffs Attorneys, Milwaukee, VIE.
The complaint in this action was flied H. the
oGice # 3, clerk Of the crcujs court, l.ali.o~oc
county, J lr %, 1860
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EA CGs.Ds DE- 81 GGD wanted attbe
~ IA itowoc Pilot Office, for which the
Highest prce wilih pa.d IN subscriptions to the
paper advertising &c
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.5AgGEs EaSX.

Cabinet Manufacturer, and Furu shinc Store
family on hand every description of Ma.
hogauy, Black Walnut, and plain Furniture.
which Is a. good, aud viii be sod as cheap as
that manufactured in Milwaukee, or ,sewhere.
Maa..eaoc, July, $50. nI-tf