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tat0es, corn mUaI. ~
chopped suet DuEfnk the psit1d u ~
ti6cial feeding, the loWlskEs kspt 8 ps-
es, which aNs well Uttered And E.le6 b
fE-moderAteIy warm sltuatioS. 16sy hro
asHaiiy fed three times PEI dzys dpd he
period Of Eattening is from flieen tetWen-
ty days. In applying the food with .
funnel, the fowl is seized By the wings
near the shoulder, the bead b. hsldl 6Or.
ward between the knees and gPasp1dlby
the left hand; the beak is opened, the
funnel inserted, and the proper quantity
Of the mixture poured down. Two per.
sons can feed quite O. large numbst of
fowls in this manner ia very short
period. t4,.j
Some persons VIM make SGcs4ksnIsss Uf
fattening poultry are exceedingly careful
Of the food which they apply, sDd they
keep their mixtures somewhat secFst, ha.
cVibing = my steriOus infurHce to- their
particular modes. A mixture Of boiled
Indian meal. mashed potstoes and sweet
milk, with little finely chopped suet, 70
as good food for turkeys as csu WOlllbo
provided. Fowls should always have aC-
cess, to gravel during the period Of tatten.
ing, "a they swallow small stones, these
being found necessary to promote indi-
gestion.
Some feeders Of poultry assert they can
give the flesh of fowls any particular ha-
vor they desire by the nd OffOOd which
they give to them. This is probably true,
IS the flesh Of wild game acquires the Ha-
vor of the berries and aromatic buds up
on which the birds feed,-ScientiAc Amer
lean. a+"-
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GIVE 1T TO THEM.-The Yreka UnioE
pitches into some Of the " lip patriots" Of
that section in the following manner: -
We are disguised at the miserable cant
and hypocrisy Of few abolition Union
shriekers" in this community, who Sdk.
matize US as q secession sympathiseF, Ne.
cause we quote from their -papsrez can.
formations of the abOlitioH policy Of the
present administration which now au.
pears to rule at the bidding OF Greeley.
Sumner & Co. These abolition tfaitofa'
who don't like what we pablish becaN1s
it has tendency to damage The pRospepts
OF their party 10 the coming esmpsISs.
were the flrst to bargain their counsrFS
honor ct the brokers dssk. Thy bSsh
by purchasing 'gresabAdksas GshlI
6xe.eeuts on the dollas. They aatnhtkn
market quotations and maka. 8 hnin1m
Of Wall street traalcking = lseaf -
on . small scale. TAsY klssi iEkII 4 !
Government. Tor fhe paafpass e A1linR
their oEu pockata: hi rslss Il
howl against tho13 WhO q - -
their sbolitIon sehsA -
lsnea calculated n sasa -
restore the Union. NJ : ~
y 49,. y =
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TaE Coon OLD WINTERS.-ln 401 the
Black Sea was entirely frozen over. In
663 not only the Black Sea, but the Straits
of Dardeneles, were frozen over-the
snow in some places rose fifty feet high.
In S22 the great rivers of Europe, the
Danube, the Elbe, ETC., were so hard fro
zen as to bear heavy wagons for month.
In $50 the Adriatc was frozen. In 99l
everything was frozen, the crops totally
failed, and famine and peStilence closed
the year. In 1867 most of the travellers
in Germany were frozen to death on the
roads. In 1874 the Pc was frozen from
Cremona to the sea the wine sacks were
burst and the trees split by the action Of
the frost, with immense noise. In 1886
the Danube was frozen to the bottom,
and remained long in that state. In 1916
the crops wholly failed in Germany ;
wheat, which some years before sold in
England at 6s. the quarter, rose to e..
In 140S the crops failed in Scotland, and
such famine ensued the poor were re-
duced to feed on grass, and many per-
ished miserably in the fields. The sue
cessive winters of 1432-3-4 were uncom.
monty severe. In 1863 the wine distrib-
uted to the soldiers was cut with hatch
cts In 1868 it was excessive cold. Most
of the hollies were killed. Coaches drove
along the Thames, the ice of which was
eleven inches thick. In 1909 occurred
the cold winter; the frost penetrated the
earth three yards into the ground. In
17l6 booths were stretched on the
Thames. In 1744 and 1745 the strong
est ale in England, exposed to the air, was
covered in less than fifteen minutes with
ice an eighth of an inch thick. In 1909
and again in 1912, the winters were re.
markably cold. In 1914 there was fair
on the frozen Thames. Hunts Mer-
chants Magazine.
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T6pEaaEB EvzHr SATURDAY MORNING.. sT
4zLwx0E@ ~ N>FNE- + F~c77ir
4. JAHUAGS.
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his finished portrait, bold sketch in oil
colors. Holding it out at arms length,
Grosjean exclaimed:
'Sapristi c'est bien beaut It's we'll
.:.>..2- $tw money. In fact, it's better
than Baptiste's, and he paid thirty sous
for his. l shall recommend you, mon
sieur.' moi pray don'tl' said Vernet;-
at least, not to many Nor Whyf'
well, | can assure you that | lose Eve or
six sous by that picture. You see, I've
put the helmet in and vermillion has risen
again That's different; but you shan't
lose by me. Here, monsieur, are thirty
sous You are very kind but before l
take it, tell me for whom is the picture ?
1T is for my old mother 'Ah, l sup
pose she will hang it up fN%.S& IszSSS&l.2
! "9"FHT Drawing.room, monsieurl No,
she has only one rOom-our whole house
is only large room.' why, is she so
very poor p No; but peasantS--you
know how they live? She can still afford
to send me franc or two now and then.
as she did last week. She sent me forty
sous, for she had finished the harvest, you
know 'Ah well, look here, mon brave;
have il put in frame. Take this hush |!
Come, come; you have fine head, and if
you look at that large picture, you will
see that have made another. picture Of
you. There. there, adieul It's all right,
mon ami. Nonsense, lad-adieuP
Poor Grosjean, bewildered, and SO sud
denly fallen from his high position Of pa
tron Of the fine arts, was gently pushed
out Of the studio. When be got into the
street he opened one hand, and saw in it
two five-franc pieces. In the other he
held the most tiptop martial looking dra.
COON he had ever seen in his life. The
tiptop dragoon was to gladden. his moth
er's eyes, and the money was to buy a
frame for the grand picture. Mars felt a
stir in his heart, and growled, 'Sapristi !!
what good devil = Then. recovering his
dignity. he gave vigorous thump on the
top OF his tiger.skinned helmet, and swore
Revenge!
He looked around him his eye caught
some unsightly blotches of mud on that
beautiful polished oak staircase. Where
upon, mumbling 4 know he FASTENED
home to barracks.
Our regiment remained two years in
Versailles after this incident, during which
time Vernet was puzzled by the attentions
Of an invisible good fairy, who every Sat
urday laid a clean straw mat, cleverly
plated, at the foot Of his grand staircase.
But the fairy mat-maker was no other
than the sturdy old trooper GrCsjean.
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OMcs, On cSIOma street.
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FEBRUARr a5th, 1885, Denmark recOg-
niEed the independence Of the United
States.
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'TlTE MOUNTAIN DEMOCRAT.

-SIrrtaHKD EvxRY SATURDAY MORNING. BY
o=Lwx0E@ -. N>F't'- + P>>7aSr
.-,w,e~uu ". A.
Fs~ts - stn hse.As.
4rre Wentha e.; One Maath (payAha - The Car.
Sss.l g eo1is GlAsis OsPiss, lSsE es@ts.
ADvKRTIsISO-ose ssssS e SLes., ars. ss..aSs ~;
iesr 80 Vesr 0fS Basness Cards, 81 " nes - les,
tsr-~ ,.1Ihs o1a bsEal dIloeant u b HAAs - he
s6sVS Ssr yearly aad quarterly sAVsSsnsn" Which
- S-rITIrc sI Ass {. resaee Win sii ne nsdsra
for the cuuAP AHD 1APtD exeenoa %
SVST ssysof Pam INo ssch - Books ramphls.s Briefs
saa,ss al stock e. Dopos BlheaAs Chseks ReoeiptS,
So1Fds Labels etc., In plata Or faney eolorsd inka
RrETICEs BLANKs-AadavItSU Uadertaknss Aaa Wrils pf
an1sr The laU, os aae a thS Oce; eso
n uo1 Juat pfnteA, eomplete form Of MINERS DEkD
Alss, bsautifuily -sNseuaeA zARRlAGE CEKrHICATH'
q TTSER Ne 1fl1 Washington street. opposite AaGne I.
psra the sny authorized gent for the MOT NTAH
SkNOORAT In the city Of SaR FRANCHISE All OrderS for
SAs PAper Advertising len With him viii Be promptly At
OSuASd Y.
70 rsosvs Daasy' due this onNs'
~ ss1aeripdOa.
~ BROWN the authorised Aeent Of the DEMOCRAT .t
SsrUswu Ordsfs fss ths paper sAveItslug or er yoo
SsTk, len With hin. will Be promptly attended TO-
cHAs p jackson sHsAOrissd Assat Of the NOUN:
TAIN DEMOCRAT Al 81 DoFade Ordsra len Win him VII
- PEOaptly attended 70.
n EIDLRMAN h sstAsEised aseat at saeramente-
An for sdvstins s With hin utn FessiVs IN
ps1iaaa aitsnton.-.
a T. DiAs Is assat As DEsocAAs at vlTEAiA City,
. Nevada TeSTitOry.
OoG WI. KNOB oar sstAeissa sSsni q oviIsy Yiaa-
An eT1Ts svsa hin SSr Ds@oerat vn - PrSaVy a.
rs. OMes, On coioma street.
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TIE sick man wko pays q = D
doctor often secures . boE tisksk
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State Of Wisconsin. Circuit CONTINUATION
voc County. George Fuak, against Frederic
LIehr and Frederick Lurhr.
10y VIRTUE OF Jud ,ment Of Foreclosure
ID and Sale rendered by the Circuit Cour, In
and FIR the county Of hanitowoc, State OF Wis.,
c0nsin, At the General Term Of said Court held
at the yii!ogc and county Ct Manitowoc in the
above entitled action On the frst day Of Jnly
A D. 1853. | viii sell 1t public vendue 10 tbs
hiGhesr idier, at tn Court House, in the VIII
lpgc II hantoaoc, on the thirteenth 3th day
OF N3vcmber, \. r. SG&, ut eleven O'Clock ee
that day, Re fol owing described property:
All that certain pie" parcel Of ,nd sitnas
ted in the county OF Hlni!ovoc and State 81
Wisconsin, a. d being the south half o. the s,H.l
half of lie west hat Of the south es.t quarter sf
Section No. two Il, 81 Tosnehip No eishtesa
I8l, north OF Rln 10. twenty three % ssss
containing twenty acres Of Land more or e--.
IRA P. SMITH. Sheriff
b Jnrs II. BCEzs, Under SheriK
Datcl SAnriif'- 0!Iica, Aug / A y. 1868.
WM VI. NICHoL- P.arfit's Aftorney
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Sharirs Ssle.

Thu State of Ai-conSiu Circuit Court-N1
v,uk-e county Roland Olu=trd against JOHN
Sercomh surviving partner oi the rate firm of
Teton ( St.rconb Execution.
DY VIRTUE or a. * Gu on issued out Of
- AID II der the seal OF sid curt in the
above entitled action, to me directed and ieliv>
cred, and sssiust tn personal and cal proper
~ OF SAID John ce-comh. sury wing partner Of
the late firm Of Tnrton 4 Serconh, | have lew
led upnn the follovin. described real estate,
and IN he right, tifie and interest which The
said defendant had in the said property It the
date Of the docket'ns Of aid judgment in this
county. TO vii: on the 26th day OF April, A D
1863, or has since acquired, w:
The south half Of Section seven = in Town
chip seventeen II north 81 Range twenty
three 20 eas', toocthcr with the saw mill ma
chinery, tools Implements. &C., less the south
half of south re~t quarter OF said Section, which
said real estate aud right. title and interest a.
sfrsssid, ! shall e1ro-e for safe A. d eel ~
public vendue n tie Court House III the village
al a-nirowar. Nauifo~or comfy. - -4if State,
thc 5.h d4s - Jgnrs-v, d lefi At the
hour Of 10 o'clock Of thai dss, ~ -stisiy said
execution ard costs Dated Sherif3s Office,
kaniiosoc, Nov 9TH, 1863
TRAP. SMITH,
Sheriff Nanitowoc Co. Wis
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State of Wisconsin Naujtowoa county, as. In
the matter of the I ta,e Of Baltholamex Hay.
deceased.
On reading and Filing the petition Of C'.,,,os
Mccarthy, Administrator. of the town 81 Nee.
nc, In tue county Of Haritowoc and Sfsto o.
Wisconsin, representing among otLcr thinyg.
THAT there Is no personal property belonging TO
tie estate of tie dccersad; thai he amorat Of
debts crrst7uding agtin-t said docc il as ar
a. can tie a7ccrtainei IS the sum of Three Hon
dred ard Forty Dol1is aud hl' 10 order -
pay sdid Indebtedness it i necessary 10 sell the
real estate OF said deceased AMI PRAYING that
a license for that purpose be granted him, tie
said Admin srrttor AID proper grounds there
f3r having been III lie before M,
II is Ordered, that said application Do heard
before me, at my Office, in the village 81 Mani
toroc, On the l4th day of December, 4. D. 1865
at 10 O'Clock A. ". Ard II is further Ordered
that notice Of said application and hearing b,
given BY publishing copy Of this order for
three successive weeks, in The Manit0woc Puot
newspaper printed in said county, prior TO
said hearing.
! HENRY s. PIFRPONT, County Ju.ie.
Dated Nov. II, 1868.
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Take Notice,

DY mutual consent, the undo izned, part.
y ner- and heretofore doing business under
tae name asd style som Of Huuter and Kabks,
Of Man 70 -, 30 trranv ssolye he 7ad part
ucrsI r. whiri, dissolution ia 20 tskc eject tom
ard eiter he date OF thi. notice and fnr'he,
take notice that the indebtedness OF the sah
firm III he liquidaed By Christian KaDke and
F. II. Rand, who now Own and viii hereafter
C:duct tie entire business. P.rsons owing
the firm Of Hunter and Kabke car d.charse the
game by settlement vim said Christitn K-bkc
AMI f. II. Rad. AMI they are hereby notified
that he 4a,d Christian ksbke aud T. II. Rand,
by The articles OF dissolution, 49, the only per.
sors vino can gire a valid discharge for said
Indebtedness, CHRISTIAN KABKR
=. II RAND.
Manitoroc, October 81 1853
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Notice of Forfeite d Lots.
STATE OF WISCONSIN. J

Village Treasurer Office,
Two Rivers, October 18Th, 1863
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
IN lot or parcels Of land lying in the village
of Two Rivers and Safe of Wisconsin, will be
forfeited unless the taxes levied on the same III
the wear 1861, together with interest, coS.s,
and charges due thereon, shall be PAID Tor the
same before the 18th day OF January next, aud
tina. on and after 18Th day of January next
purchasers of sale certfeat dated - will
he entitled to a conveyance on the lots par
cells o. lard described in said certificates of sale,
according to the charter Of said village, to Wit.
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Stray COWS.

TWO cows s.raycd from the subscriber Iir>
L ing seven miles norh of Kewaunee, about
three we ks ag1. Oae was low-sizai dark red,
white face, with horns ta-nei back-past five
year, old the cther was red aud rs1 a small
niece sawed IF one Of her horns-n,ne years
old Both had bells On with chains Anv in
formation concernir z them viii no paid FIR BY
giving notice TO tie Mtuitowoc PIT Office, or
to HUGH RAY,
Town of Pierce, KcWauuee county.
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SslerEH's = ic.

~. e.,te If Observation-Disclosures Cour tv
Circuit Court Frederick, g. Jores, against
Charles Durand G orge Rice, and George IL.
Bartholomew. Execution.
By virtue Of an execution iSaued ont OF ana
nnder the seal Of said Court IN the aboye-enti-
tied action. to me directed and delivered, and
against the personal and real property of said
Charles Durand George Rice and George f..
R,r,holDmew have -ei-ed aud levied unon the
following described real estate, and Al the right,
Il; a ard ioterest which tn said def nd MS, or
9th. If them had in and 70 the property at
the date Of the fling Of the attachment, t.
wit: on the eighth day Of NoTemoet, 1861, or
b.ve since acquired:
LIT. pos fir IN one 4 to twenty four -2i
:, BLOCK Z in Reeds addition t. the village o.
hatit owoc, Manitownc cnu tv Lots nos irpm
on.-l- 70 rwen.y eight IS in ock {
ef ssid zdlitioa lots nos from one Il to
twenty eight % ia Block oil sald adui-
L., 10. five 5, i, blk lee, village Of IantoToc
SIX 6, 9 leG,
thre". ?. III,
g eleven II, 167,
a. twelve. Il, lG7,
zone, |, tmo2" If
seven, I, eight, bPf lG6
Also all the right title AID interest which the
.,id 1ef.ndaut- Or either OF thnr, bad n AID
to 10, d Block ld3, village f Niri'owoc, at
Tho d.t. Of the f.ing Of the achment, o wit :
tn. l7tn day OF December SCI.
wltch said rel e~.ate aid right, tile and in
,rr.sr as aforesaid, | stall ,xro-" for SIC ana
Sci =. public auction az be Court House. IN the
village of NJ ,riroao". in said county and stare.
OF tie 6h dar Of J.nusry. 1854, at 10 o'c!"cA
ia the forenoon Of -a'i dav, to safisfy lid exc
cu'ion and costs. d Ted Sherh's Office, No
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Ss,erEsT's sale.

State of Wisconsin. GircgjL Court -narito-
voc County. john 4. DGtcHer and G"or-e L.
F.rre agai,sr ArrcI y Rrn"n. William Va low,
Li-eT Nsiaw. E y beth Nnrris, late Eliz 10" h
Adams Frederick H.Krr - q Matthias iIu..
DY Virtue of a Juagmc I 81 Foreclosure ard
ID Sale rendered ~ tba Cacuis COu'r - aal
for the {. univ of Ylutowcc stat 81 Wiscoa-
sin al the Gener, Tom 81 SAID Court, he'd IT
the village aud county Of Nanitowac, in tn +.
shove entitled acton on the 81 day oi Jul, A
1868. | will. sell a. Public Fcuduc to the
higi est bidder, al the Court House in the village
of Ma itowoc on The thirteenth day OF Novem-
her A. d. 1854. az 10 O'clock in the forenoon 81
that day, the following described properly or so
much thereof as viii rise the amount of said
jud elnent and costs, to~wit:
All that cerla piece parcel ofland situo-
ted in the county of Manitowoc aud State Of
WISCONSIN, and known and described as fol-
lows, TO wit: Commencing at the north west
corner Of Lot No. four Cd in Section No. thirty
two (%2 in Township M. nineteen ll4l, Range
No. twenty four '2D TN ing east 70 the Lake
tw-nty~two Chttus ara twenty-five l. x ;;
thence along The LAKE shore due south six
ChsGs and forty fye Inks IS G. A II ;;
thence west to the Section line twenty >tOuT
Chsin. and twerty La.k-; thence north six
Chains AID fortv-fF, Links - The plac" OF be-
ginning containing iitt"eu acres OF iard, being
the north part of tn said Lot 10 four = III
Township No nineteen ID north OF Range
Nv. twsnty~four ~ east.
TRAP SMITH, Sheriff
By Jous Il IuRNs Under Sheriff
Dated Sher.f'~ Office. Aug. 4, 1853
WIN NICHOLS Plaintiffs Attorney.
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From the n'dsrsig ei on or about the he
OF July, STEER, coming four vears old red
color, srd horns turn IL The finder will be
rewarded BY JANIS HALLORA
c%to o.. H. 1895.
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Naaitowoc Couu.y Court In I'll matter Of the
ru-rdrl- hip OF Cornelius ef minor.
RT0TI,'E is hereby gwen, TIA by vir Ne and
~ fl pursys.. IN order Of licrn7e, mad
in sad matter oa IN ut @aN II Oc.ober, 1853,
by the county Cou.f c. ad county, the under
signed guardian Of std minor, viii IN No0da
the Goth day OF November, at pae o'clock
in the afternoon, at the Office Of the county
Judge in the Court House, in he vii
lagp of Mantowoc, in said conutv, CTR for sale
1t Iub'ic vcndue, The following described piece
or rarceI Of lard to-wit: The west Ia Of
the north~west qpsr,sr OF section six. in town
ship twenty, uor-h Of range twenty our east
in the county OF Msuito~oc, State Of Wiscon-
sin. Terms of sale made known at the time
and place Of sale
JOHN II. BURNS, Guardian.
Dated November 2ad, 1868.
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German Printing Office
FOR SALE.

TIVE UNDERSIGNED cTsr= for sale the
L materials + merly used in printing the
German uawspsuer--thn NoEDwEsrFS Ther
consist of No. 4 Washington press German
and f. gsh news and Job type, leads, rules,
chsses. furniture. and ali requisites for publish
ing German paper. The materials are nearly
new, an the whole will he sold chpsp. bv ap-
plying TO OTTO TROEsEL,
Sent. -, 1855 Halirvce Wisccrtas
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sheriff. SGEa.

State Of Wiscon in. Circuit Corrt-'a ito
woo COUNT Oscar Koch, against Peter Cas-
tenson, Mctt7 Castenson md ANDREW Anderson
TOY VIRTUE OF Judgment of Foreclosure
y anG Sale rendered by the Giro uf Court in
and for the county OF Mauitowoc, State OF Wis
coreia, al the General fern of said Court held
at the village and county Of Nantowoc in The
above entitled action, on the first day OF July,
A. b. 1868. | viii sell al Public vendue to the
highest bidder. at the Court House in the VIII
iage Of Manitowoc, on the thirteenth day OF No
vember, 4. D. 1868. at two O'Clock OF that day,
the following described property:
The east two-thir Is Of the east half Of Lots
No one and four l & / in BiocE, No. tw" hun
dred AID sixty--ix h.66 i'll the village OF Mani.
towoc county of II ini,OwOc and State of WIS
cousin, as recorded in the Office OF the Register
Of Deeds in and for fhe county OF Mlnitow9c,
excepting aud reservirg theretrom a piece off
t'- south side If said Lot No. four ~ in said
Book No. two auudred sixty tx 1860 running
from easr to We parallel Nth ,he south side
Il = el the 'sst men.ionei LOT fifty 50) feet, aud
nom south % uorth ten t10) feet the same hlv-
ing he retotore 6cen decided by the said deferC-
auts, Peter Castenscn aud ietta Castenson.
IRAr. SMITH, Sheriff.
Bv JoHS Il. BURNs, Under Sheriff
Dated Sheriff Office, Hanitowoc, August 4,
1863
VIM II. NICHOLS, Plaintiffs Attorney.
Es2 Probate.
State of Wisconsin, Aanitowoc county, So.
In me matter Of the Estate Of Timothy Il ar
riugt0n, deceased.
an reading aud fling the petition of VIC
~ ror L. Clair, Of the town OF Sishcatt, in
th county OF Nsnitowoc, and state OF Wiscon-
sin, representing, among ether things, that i Is
necessary TO sell real estate 10 pay the debts of
ard deceased, and praying that license be 10
him granted for that purpose.
II IS ordered That said application be heard
before me, at NY Office, in the village of Mani
toxoc, on the 25I day of November, A. D. 1868,
at 10 o'clock An
4nd 1t is further orde,e ed, Thst notice of
said application and hearing be given by pub
fishing a cory Of this order for !hree successive
weeks, once in each week, N the kauito~oc
Pilot" newspaper printed in said county,
prior to said heaniug.
HENRY : P!EBPONT, County Judge.
na'ed september IS h. 1868
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SslPEisss sale.

III ~ '4'b'.J
No s. Hark Row, New York.
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( State of Wisconsin Naujrowoa county, as. In
/ the matter of the I ta,e Of Baitholgmeg Hay,
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Sheriff Nanitowoc Co, " IS
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SHc;iT Nm. oaoc Co Wis
Dated SLetia's Once Aanltowoc, Nov 5th,
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-05-22
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II Lecture on the Mature, Treatment ana
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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-05-22
ESTATE OF ELI FLUCK.

ESTATE OF ELI FLUCK.
Letters testamentary on the estate of'Eli Fluek,
late of Hopewell township, Bedfold County, dee'd,
have been granted to the undersigned by the Regis
ter Of Wills for said county. All persons indebted
TO said estate, are requested to make immediate
payment, and those having claims against the same
are requested TO present them properly authentica
ted for settlement, TO
GEO. G. GIBSON, Executor,
sp2s-6t Hopewell, Bedford Co., "a.