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ASSOCIATION.
HOWARD
PHILADELPHIA
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I'm Attachment.
The State of Wisconsin

The State of Wisconsin.
MAsIrowoc CoUxTY,l
Town of Buchanan. In Justices Court.
ITO FREDOLINE GERSTER.-Yo are hereby
l. notified that Warrant of Attachment. has
been issued against you, and your property at
tached to satisfy the demand of Knude Torrison,
amounting to One Hundred Dollars. Now, I'M
less you shall appear before SwenG Samuelson, a
Justice of the Peace in and for said county, at
his Office in said town, on the 5th day of March,
1860, at l o'clock in the afternoon, Judgment
will be rendered against you, and your property
sold to pay the debt-Dated this 4th day Of
February, A. d 1860.
KNUDE TORRISON,
III st Plaintiff.
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II
y voc. Alfred Smith agt James N. Sprague,
ID. j. Ullman, for the use of Fl. X. Miller Will
liam Aldrich, Hezekiah II. Smith, Martin B. NJ ed>
bury, John W. Medbury, James F. Aldrich. the
City Bank of Racine, Jacob A. Hoover John
sercomb, Gilbert Knapp, and Charles Ke.;rA.-
Summons for Relief Complaint serVed.
The State of Wisconsin =. the above named
Defendants:
You are ,-.eby summoned and required to
snswr lie complaint in this action, of which
Spy was on the tenth day of January, 1860,
filed in the Office of the Clerk of the Circuit
Court IN and for the county of Manitowcc, and
serve copy OF your answer on the subscriber at
Mantowoc, Wisconsin, within ninety DAYS after
the service hereof exclusive of the day of such
service; and if you fail to answer the complaint
as aforesaid, the plaintiff will apply apply 70 the Court
ior re relief demanded in the complaint
witness, Hon. David Taylor, Judge of the Attn
Is Judicial Court, at Manitowoc, this
lth day Of January, 1860.
VIM. NJ. NICHOLS, Plf's Afu.
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Judgment Of Foreclosure and Sale,

SuuS"out vi TVicCiOSuEC anu SAtes
State of Observation-Disclosures County Circuit
Court. Julius Henry Kimball against Floyd
Johnson, William Goff, Isaiah Johnson, Hem
ry b. Towslee, Daniel Knapp, Henry How ard.
Alanson Hickok, Lindsey w. Dsnham.
TN PURSUANCE of Judgment render,d N
L this action, on the 25th day of October, 1859,
I shall sell at public auction for cash, at the
Court House in the village of Manto"oc, on the
ninth day of February A. D. 1860, at The hour
of one o'clock in the afternoon, the following
described mortgaged premises, or so much there
of as may be necessary to raise the amount OF
said Judgment aud costs and expenses of sale, to
wit: The south half of the northeast quarter,
and the north east quarter of the south east
quarter of section number two, township number
nineteen, north of range number twenty two
east, containing 100 acres of land, more or less,
together with the steam saw mill and its appur-
tenances erected On or near said premises by the
said Golf and Isaiah Johnson.-Sheriff's office,
Mantowoc, October %. 1859
LOUIS KEMPER, Sheriff.
J. J. PETIT, Plaintiffs Attorney, of Kenosha
city. l6-l2w
The above sale is hereby postponed until the
Esd day OF February 1860, at the same time
and place.
LOUIS KENPER, Sheriff.
Manitowoc, February 9, 1860.
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NtNtTOW0C VILLAGE OFFICERS
rcsideut-S. A. WOOD.
Verk-J W. Th0mbE.
iredSuref-Oscar Koch.
AarSha!-Chas. Biegel.
FIRST WARD.
1rustees-Ennry Baetz,
II. :. Auburgh,
John Hoist
Assessor-Blaseur Biegel.
SECOND WARD.
7TusteeS-J. u. Markham.
Fred Borcher1t,
Fred. Gage.
IA essor-O. TOrrieOn.
THIRD WARD.
IruStseS-John Myers.
- Westphall.
Michael Kuhl.
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official Strccfor1.
UNITFD STATES G0YgRNNgyT


fre'ldent-JAMES BUCHANAN, of Penn
sylvaas :
Wee President-JoHg C. BREcKIxRIDGr, OF
heatucky.
aecretory Of State-Lewia Cass, OF Michigan.
Secretary Of War-J, bn B. Floyd, of Virginia.
Secretary Of Navy-Isaac Toucey, of Conn.
Seeretnry Of Teasury-HoweIl Cobb, of Ga.
:, secretary Of A'ter'or-Jacob Thompson, of
Mississippi.
attorney 0eneral-Jeremiah s. Black, Of Pen.
Postmastsr GensraL-Joseph Holt.
Co"'missiorer Of Land OGfce-TA Hendricks.
Cona0iiss:o''sr Of Indian A.6airs-George w.
Aanypenny.
CoDtmissioner Of Pqtents-Josiah Minot.
chief Justice Supreme Co,ut-Roger B.Tar ey
4.soctdte .Jastices-John Mclean, James NJ.
wayne, John Katron, Peter V. Daniel Samuel
Nelson, Robert c. GrieT, Benz, r. Curtis John A
Campbell
Y. S. Marshal far Hytsconsin-Jehu II. Lew>
il, of Milwaukee
DePuy Aa5 shall at Jfqnh2sooc-Jere. Crow
lev
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HAkITOT. C COUNTY OFFICERS.

HARTOT C COUNTY OFFICERS.
Circuit JuJgc-DayId Taylor.
fDHutV Judre-Chas. IT. Walker.
District AttD1Hfy-George l.. Lee
fa-r, lewis kemper.
r. t.r of Bleds- Henry Baetz.
e1surar--Chas. A. Reuter-.
GEEK If Court-T g. Olmsted.
Clerk Of Board Of Saperrisors-Gilbers W.
Burue''
Coroner Thomas Robinsoh.
.S1o regor-PatricK Brennan
.Senator-Sam H. Thurber.
Asssm5iyncn-lst District, Joseph Rankin.
2d II. Muholland
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

Regular services for Religious Worship will be
held az follows:
An. Pm.
rRFSBYTERIAN-Ecv u. C. STAN
LEY, Tabernacle on Chicago St. lOi Ct
IpISCOPAL-Rev. ". II COOPER,
tl4rca on Chicago Street, IL g.:
MET HODIST-Rev c. C. SYAEs,
t5.cfch "n Seventh Street, l05 Z
l-TsrRAN-Rev Mr.. KoLER,
Chtrch on Eighth Street, 10 2
CA-HOLTC-Rev. MAX DF BFXr service com
n noes al O'Clock, March 4.
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STATE GOVERNMENT.

STATE GOVERNMENT
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS w Randall.
L'ellt-nant Gopernor-R Butler G. Noble.
Secretary of State Louis p. Harvey.
Irsaourer-Samuel b. Hastings
attorney GeUeral-Jamrs II. Howe.
Bank Conptyoiier-G. Van Steenwyck.
Superintendent of iu5tlc Imstruction-J. L.
Pr kard
STATE Prison CDmn;S'iofer-H. c. Hegg.
SUPREME COURT
Chief .Jts,ice-L. r. Dixon.
associate Justices Orsarlus Cole and Byron
Z me.
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SDaEETsES.

g phGnix Ladge, 10. 40, T. 0. G. T., meets
y.rv Monday evening, at y O'Clock. at Odd
mos $ Hal. Men bar5 of the Order are ear
agstly invited to attend. j. LENox, W. &. I,
- Manltowoe Lodge. No. Go, Il a. NJ
Regular Meetings at odd Fellows Hall, on the
LIT and 81 Wednes lays Of each month, at 2. N.
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February 8, 1869.
Referees Sale.


Circuit Court-County Of Manitowoc.-
Peleg Glover against Patrick Gleason
and Anna Gleason. Judgment of Fore
closure and Sale.
IN virtue of, and pursuant to a Judgment
rendered in said Court, in the above emit
tied action, dated the 29th day of October,
1889, |, Edgar D. Beardsley, Referee ap-
pointed IN said Judgment, shall expose for
sale, and sell at pu6lic auction, at the Court
House in the village of Manitowoc, in the
county Of Manitowoc, on Wednesday, the
18th day Of March, 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, inter
est and costs, together with the expense OF
sale all that certain piece or parcel OF
land situate in the county of Manitowoc
and State of Wisconsin, and described as
follows, to wit:
The south half of the south east quar-,
ter of section numbe thirteen, I3) in
township number twenty, (2O) north OF
range number twenty two, (22) east.
Dated Manitowoc, November %, 1850
f. d. BEARDSLEY, Referee.
Vim. NJ. Nichols, PITS 1tfy q
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w. F.. ELDRIDGE.

WILL serve Summons and Complaints, and
w will make the necessary affidavit OF SER
vice; sell Real Estate Judgment OF Foreclos-
ure of Mortgage, and will do
A General Collecting Business.
All collections promptly RENTED.
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STRAY EfEIFER.

,tTRAYED away from Naai,owoc about three
= weeks a.a, q RED UElFER, three years old,
with white pots all over r small horns turn
ed in-1rd -. 7.s rather small for her age
I. formation roarcrI...r Ae~ viii be than kiuily
received bv VI DONAHUE.
VI ,i'o roc, December J. 1889
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WANTED.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the GER
l tifcates Of deposit Nos. 1191 and
1892, issued by N. Wollmer Il Co. to
John A. Cushman, on the It'll day ofMay,
1858, will not be paid, because the con-
sideratien for the same is fraudulent. CIV
n. WOLLMER
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Judgment Of Foreclosure and Sale.

State of Observation-Disclosures County Circuit
Court. Ernst Schroeder against Lorenz Her.
kert
PURSUANCE of Judgment rendered in
L this action on the 25th day of October, 1859,
| shall sell at public auction for cash, at the
Court House i'll the village of Manitowoc, on the
ninth day of February A. D 1860 at the hour of
two o'clock in the afternoon, the following de-
scribed mortgaged premises, or so much thereof
as may be necessary 20 raise the amount of said
Judgment and costs, and expenses Of sale, to wit:
All that part of the west half of Lot number
eight in block number two hundred and thirty
seven, in the village of Manitowoc, county of
MaLitowoc, and State of Wisconsin.-Sheriff' s
office, Manitowoc, October 25, 1852
16 l2w LOUIS KEMPER, Sheriff.
The above sale is hereby postponed until the
9th day of March, 1860, at the same time and
place.
LOUIS KENPER, Sheriff,
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THE LIFE OF
COL. DAVID CROCKETT.

l.
ew Editors of Newspapers giving the above
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Life Of Napoleon, by Headley, 81 %
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Odd Fellows Amulet, l %
Colonel Crockett a character His autobi-
ography has been long out Of print his reputa-
ton for eccentricity has been presumed upon in
the publication Of all sorts of outrageous and OBJ
scene nonsense, in coarse almanacs and other We.
hices for low humor. This volume is a repub-
cation of the genuine work, with necessary addi-
tions; and viii be new to the present generation
Of readers. IL is a marked and characteristic as
the subject was; his portrait faithfully drawn, and
none the less so that it is without effort, and
perfectly naive and sincere, We will remember
the amiabe original in his northern tour, and re-
call many of the incidents to which his book al
hides. We have never looked upon his like
since; and rejoice in this republication as act
Of Justice; to retrieve an honest man from vulgar
misrepresentation.
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81 st
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I'll ll1ttllaacou1.
Two Hours with a Madman.

1t happened one time that in travelling
across track OF country where | had
business, | got benlshted, anu about elgat
O'Clock. ms horse and myself being tired
and pretty nearly worn oat, drew rein
betoIe the door OF u comfortable looking
farm house, aud dismouating, Knocked at
at the door with the handle of my whip
1t Was opened by a little girl who stood
in the doorway, holding Il candle in one
hand. and keeping back her thick, curly
hair with the other, while she looked at
me half shy, ao II demanding my business.
NY dear" | answered 10 the question:
ing look, lis there any one IN the house
besides YOURSELF"
Yes there Is" she answerl; "Ea,her
and mother. and the boys
"Weil. ak your father TO come here 4
moment, want to speak to him"
She retreated, and entered the room
behind her, in about hall Il minute the
farmer came out. | made known my
business, explained that had been over
,aNcncd by the might, that my destination
wa, several miles distant, and that both
my horse and myself were und; for fur
ther travelling I'LL we had procured food
AMI rest.
With the hospitality common to all far
mers, especially American ones, my host
for the lsht bAde me welcome, conducted
me into i large kitchen, vita door So
white that YOU involuntariiy pitiel the
.,..i,.,,,i ,r,,y TN, h.,3 brou mt IL into
such state of cleanliness, and babe me
seat myself before the blazing ite while
supper was being got ready and ta-n not
tofset,ia- my horse, he told one U; tn.
how, 10 feed h.m AMI take him to the Sta
DE.
After supper, as | felt unusually tired,
asked TO be shown the place where
was to pass the nisht and was conducted
to a comfortable room with downy bed,
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Domestic Receipts.

Nrs KHtGur'3 Jelly CAKr-Onc
hoa2'ns coiiee-eup hou9,one cup even tut
Of sugar, thtee egg. teaspoonial cream
tarter rubje in the -four, piece Of butter
two thirds size of an err. Nix half teas
,oonrnI sod, ina wiur-aIass of water or
mix, nutmeg NIX all together aud III
tour p.ates, 4uIeh.
PoTATo EtNf.-SIX l'2ta' 2es o'l,ed VIII
1ut pariAS' i'9f t12.e'I'2 ,atuts H'ar' one
quart o. ""'eF' l'""! "oF'A o' years,
i2aS CtNE,-ii'lI ? 'ohi raw DR. Cn2i :
ped ine ;=had R'@a' =r't'''i'' e'oh''e" anu
ih'Ii itl ~ c-iP 9IStr' one cup Hl''''sSeS'
a..
MIS- MAJ t' '''>',' '''.l'i - -
pt'ter, t"tt' 80 o'' "a VI T'S''' ~"
cans mpla,scs, two cups Of water, and SIX
cups Of lpHr.
AtLR @ooN'Is axe one P3o,r' ., VI S'5'i
sl" P"' It ~ :, '''''' l'''. a.,
I'VE ounces Oh 9,,et III ,.are '.o'a on %, non,
likes; stir it rather stiff; h)ur the spoon t.
even the dough IN pans before baking.
...- ,.,......
btIrfRHlLK eANE requires laAihs c,. Spnc
TIME Lake one cup VI S'S'F, ,'''' .. ~
f,,,r ,,I ,,nn toos,,,,,f,l or sal.
~ cups OF no1r ana one 'ea'P''h'u' OF sal
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upon the scene produced upon the mad
man was strange and almost Incredible.
The knife remained uplifted and the hand
in which it was held seemed suddenly pet
riGed and unable to move. He covered
beneath the gaze of the farmer as a child
might do under the eye of master, and,
without the slightest resistance, allowed
the knife to be taken from his hand, and
himself quietly led from the room by the
farmer and his son.
Then, when | was left alone, the reac-
ton after all my terror horror, and excite
ment, overpowered me, and | sank back
upon the bed, almost insensiblc | thank
ID God for my escape, and hardly con-
scious of my own feelings oraetions, | lay
quite still, awaiting what was to follow.
[ felt there was no further cause for alarm,
md in dreamy sort of way, | tried to
account for the adventure. | looked
around upon the room, and all seemed so
ike dream that | could almost have
oersuaded myself that was the victim
f an unpleasant illusion; but then to
ring me back to the realities Of all that
had transpired, there was still the light
burning upon the table, and knew had
put out the light before retiring; and
another proof that | was awake, and had
oeen for a couple Of hours past, was the
,,rateh upon my throat, where the knife
md grazed it, and shuddered to think
ow nearly my thread Of life had been cut
II two.
Presently the farmer and his son re-
turned, and | was informed that my terri
le and most unwceome visitant was All
unfortunate brother-in-law of the farmer,
yho had been crazcd for some years past,
hat during certain seasons, especially at
hat phase in which the moon then was,
le was quite mad and dangerous, though
It uthcr times harmless. Unfortunately
or nc, his door had been egleeted that
light, and instead Of being locked had
>een left open. l listened to ali these ex-
,lanations, and received my hosts apollo
sies and expressions of regret for my dis
turbancc and peril, by making a mental
gow never to sleep with my door unlocked
in strange house, and if ever placed SO
that [ should be obliged to crave the hos
pitality of strangers, to make particular
inquiry whether any mad person, brother
IN law or other, dwelt in the house.
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PoLIrENEss AT HoNE.-Always speak
with politeness and Difference to your pa
rents aud ffieads. Some children are po-
lite and civil everywhere else, except at
nome, but tacre they are coarse and rude.
Shameful.
Nothing sits 50 gracefully upon chill
dren, nothing makes them 50 lovely, as an
habitual respect and dutlful department
towards their friends and superiors. 1t
makes the p,aineot face beautiful, and
gives to every common a.tioa nameles,
but peculiar oharm.
Ny son, hear the instruction Of thy
father, and torsakc not the law Of thy
mother, for they shall be an ornament OF
grace unto thy head, AMI chain, OF gold
about thy neck" Proverbs |, $, ..
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A TGtL BALsAN,--nr Wistar's B,'sam Of
Wild Cherry is trulya bllsam and Il blessing
to iny4ldS, 1t contains the pure balsamic
principle OF the Wild Cherry, the halsamic
properties Of tar, and OF inc. Its ingreii
entS, which are mingled after the true prin
ciple Of chemistry, are all h,lslm'e, and
therefore It is safe aud sure in enect.-
Coughs, colds, consumption, and bronchial
trouhles disappear under its genial bllsamic
in0ue zee, as thouh charmed away. Proha
bly, no mediene has cv'r reached to SO cx,
tended Il popularity in this country, or has
accomplished 81 great an amount Of good.--
BGliou' Pictora!
We can hear witness to the truth of the
above reliable recoMpenditiop frum r.lil-
ble source,
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RNs-Ten copies, $40 90; one copy when
paid within six months, 81 so at the eSpira-
ton OF the year, $500. No paper discontinue
cd until all arrcarages are paid. These Terms
will be strictly adheared to.
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Tv, or three years since a ypnns c9ullc
were married in Rochester The bride wa,a
very beautiful srl and halqul'e as beautiful
a sister. vino was also unmarried After thc
twl had been made one. the reverend anter
Of heart, aid souls, kncclcd down and pray
ng eryentIy, entrcatcd the richest blessings
of Providence on the bride and groom, as
WEI. as upon the SUrrrlaJ sister.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-03-30

E" Ah," said an Easli.hman, q" / belong to
country upon which the sun never sets.
/" And l." said the Yankee, " belong to q
country or which there can be no correct
map-it grows 81 fast that surveyors can't
keep up with it"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-03-30

SANDERS Issuing from rel and beautiful
lips are like spidtr' crawling from the blush
ing heart of rose.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-03-30

II will be- indebted t. yoa for life" az
the man said u his credit II, when he ran
away - Australia.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-03-30

We know Of men, who, when they arc
perplexcd in argument, get oat Just a. pom
debtors get oat Of Jail. They s'rear OW.