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lease FOR hrcen wears on the VIM Is Wilson farm, on
slippery Rock run, IN Lawrence county Pa
Nos. 4, 5,B,7 and also leases on slippery RseE
ran, containing four hundred aces in al. They
wge obtained in Aprl, 1864, By Dr. Esbert, aud con-
tnue Tor aeen years nom heir date They secure TO the
leSsecs all he ol and other minerals contained In the
several tracts with the right TO divide and su6-et with
all other rights and privileges connected with the business
thinning for oil coal and other minoralS and reserve
ROYALTY Of only one ighth OF said oil or minerals
The slippery Rock territory Is new and only partially
Developed Oh regioni the success already obtained
there and on the Mahonng river, few miles west toge
hsr with the large quantities Of oil found north, south,
east and west Of it, lead rs to hope that h will prove
successful oil region.
The Company have already an excellent engne TOOLS
and all necessary hxtures on the grounds, with Wel
nearly down. ana shall proceed 10 develop the property as
fast as possible
These lands and leases al selected for oil pur-
roses by the President Of this company whose great
success In the oil business sorluS integrity and force Of
character, are too vel known 10 require comment
here,
subscriptions received atue once Of
rnvuann r nAnTNwT
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Five Thousand Negroes follow the Flag
Rnd Keep step 40 she Music of tho
Union.
We learn that over five thousand negroes de-
serted their dear masters and the advantages"
of southern institutions and followed General
ShermRn's army to Savannah.
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INDIAN SPRING OIL COMPANY
OFFICE, No I52 s FOURTH Street,
rHRgIDRNT,
JOHN kErCHAM.
SECRETARY AND TREASURER,
JOHN G. SAYERY.
DIRECTORS
John Kotcham Samuel A ltarrI0n.
Samuel sloan, John Gibson,
MARI BuldgrstOu, wa Arnold,
Thomas W Bailey, David A. WOolppcr,
John c Sayery
CAPITAL STOCK, ssOO,OOO.

100000 share, at 80 each $1,000 shares reserved by
tie Company for working capital.
The Company have secured Ia fee simple one OF the
most valuable oil producing parcels the Roberts Farm,
on French creek yenango county, Pa abolt four miles
nom FIanln.
The tract contains about % ucres with river In front
of fneary 900 FEET and has superior railroad facilities, the
railroad from Aieadvo OH City running through the
property Upon 1t there IS celebrated OIL Spring, tho
product Of which was formerly used by tho Indians for
medicinal purposes
The Company have well 240 feet deep, producing the
heaviest Lubriaating OIL which 10 Yorlh al the present
time s25 per barrel; and thy preparing the
necessary machinery for working this and other weS
Is confidently expected. eary tho year. to pay large
monthly dividend to the Stockholders.
limited number OF shares viii he sold at the original
price Of One Dollar per share.
Subscribers entering Aor names, will DO required to
pay 80 per cent ofthc subscription price, ami the balance
ON the delivery Of the ccrcao. January l, 1865.
Applications for Stock may DO made at the office OF the
Con,pany. No 1872 s. FOURTH Street, where specimens
Of OH from this Companys wen may be seen, and
any information relative to the property may be OBJ
taincd, lZ-4y' hMaAA'
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Capital. 81, 100000, $500 Per Share
TIE ESTATES or THIS CoxrANr

Are ocsa the heart centre Of the gioat oil district
westvrglaia indicate wealth Of oil greatly surPAss-
ing the famed on creek region of Pennsylvania They
comprise
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VuE JERSEY WELL
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS!
ll3 PRICE & WOOD. ll9
North NIN1nI, abovo ARC N,
have Just opened Ssvar, ane lots of Useful Articles,
SUITABLE FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
Handsome Embroidered Hnndkorchlofs, all linen.
Embroidered Hand Serchies, 60 75 Us oens and tlOO.
Ladies and Cents HsmStltched Handkerchief
Ladies and Genu HemstiIohed Handkerchief Coored
| Border,
| Iod.s, Black Ro.der Hemsttched Handkerchief.
Gonts' emmed iandk kerchefs Colored Border all linen
Gents Colored 8ordor Handkerchief, all lnen 50, 90
| and Is cents.
Infants Handsome Worked Bodies.
! Handsome Worked Sets
NT,,ss Uems,ltobed Handkerchiefl Is, 35 and s7{c
Ladies and Gents Linen Cambria Handkerchief at the
| very lowest arket prices.
C.ntshandsomo sk Pocket handkerchief yard square.
Hands mo Brocho scarfs, from NC up to $500
| Real Thread and Maltese Lace Collars.
AlArre assortment OF Black Lace Wells.
large ussorms nj OF Pottomonnaes.
| Ladies Morocco tchels
uard,ome Buffalo Hair Brushes, plain and nlad backs
Ladies' Fancy Back Combs.
Gents Nock-ties and suapendcrs.
A large assortment OF Ladies' and Gents Gloves.
| Gents Kld-lnod Gloves.
Best quality American Dca'nes and Chui1es
Bleached and Unbleaclcd duslus.
Al-yyoo Domet Flanuels. Heavy Shaker flannels'
ga Shirtlng Flsnnels
| Bleached and Unbleached Canton FlRnnels, &C &c
Woollen Hoods. sontsgs, and ScTfs.
A large assortment OF Fancy Soaps, Pomade5, an
| Extracts
Eicbt blooming Ccreus Extract, new odor.
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ACADEMY or Nuslc.--Mr. Forests audience
rtioiycd in "Richard the Third" last evening.
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The Singer Sewing Machin es.

Oar LETTER \ FAMILY SEWING
MACHINE ]. fast gaining = word le
'eputa'ion It IS beyond Aoub, lie bpe,
and cheapest aud most beautiful of 81
Family Sewing Mnohines ,e. offered to
The pubic 10 otter Family Sewing
Machine has a. many useful Appliances
for lienmir4 B'n4.5s Fct''n-- Taclling.
Ge.'asias, GGa-inE Hgailiog. Embroder-
aG. oo.Hin1 and - fof-l NJ other
Fami,, Saving Machine hss 50 much ca
pacirv for q great variety Of work /,
will sew al kinds Of cloth. and with all
kinds Of thread Grea, and recent i'm
| .r"vements make our Family Sewing Ma
chine most reliable. and mat durable.
| and most certain in action at all rates of
| speed. 1t makes the interiock stitch,
hich is the best stitch known Anv
2ne, even of the most ordinary capacity
can see, Al a glance, how to use tie let
t'r ! PANTY Sewing Machine. Oar
F1u5v Swing Machines are flushed in
t.a,'e aE1 exquisite style,
tte t5'ing case of the Family Ma
/ rn,re Il = pece of cunning workmsnsh;p
Of tie most H.eful kind Ii protects the
r.anhjne when not in use. and when about
e be operated may be opened IS q spa
cirrus and substantial table 10 sriatain the
work. While some OF the Gases. male
ont Of the choicest woods. are finished in
the simplest and chastest manner posi-
ole, others are adorned and embeli-hed ia
| the most costly and superb manner.
l. is absolutely necessary to see the
Family Machine in operation. so rs to
judge Of It's great capacity and beauty.
1t Is fast becoming as popular for fa,ni
" sewing as our Manufacturing machines
are for manufacturing purposes
The branch Offices are well SUPPLIED
with silk, twist, thread, needles, oil. Gsc..
Of the very best quality
Send for a Pamphlet
THESINGER MANUFACTURING co.
As bfoadwa- New York
| Milwauh-ee Office Il NemhaN House.
SEWALL " SMITH,
Agent ia Manitowoc
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Examination Appointments OF
the County Superintendent.
OFFICE Superintendent OF ScHooLs,
Manitow0c. jan. %. 1-c3

Manitowoc. jan. 90, 1sC3.
The inspection Of spplicsn,s for license
to teach in the Public SCHOOLS Of the c3an
| t. OF Msuitowoc will be attended to BIZ the
| County superintendent in the month OF
March, 1854 on the DAVIS and at the pIa-
ces hereinafter specified, to-wt:
In District No / comprising the to rs
Of Gibson, Two Creeks, Mi>hicott, and
Two Rlvers-at The School House. il the
village Of Mishicolt, on TUESDAY. March l
In District No comprising the towns
Of Msnitowoc, Mani,owoc Rapids, ant
Ne~ton-at The School House, in School
District No. !. village of Manitowoc, on
Tuesday, March s
In Dslrc, No. 3 -comprising The towns
OF Coopers.own, Franklin. kossu,h, and
| Maple Groye-at the School House, in
School District No. l, near w ScuIAo-
sEcK's, in the town Of kossulh, on Tues
day, March 10
In District No comprising the towns
Of Cato, Eaton, Liberty, and Rockland =
a. the School House near Clark's Mills, in
the town ot CATO, or Tuesday, March 90.
10 District No. 5-conssling of the
towns Of CentreyiIIe, Schleswig, and Nee
me-al the School House near H. MuL
HOLLANDS in the town Of Meme, on
Tuesdsy, March %.
is expected that all persons designing
to teach in the county, who have not re-
ceived e certificate from my predecessor,
or whose certificate will expire this Spring,
will be present at one of these Sessions,
and, if possible At the one appointed for
their respective District.
Applicants will please provide them
selves with GOOD lead pencils, and be pres
ent at the time ana place appointed
promptly at o'clock, A. NJ.
The time intervening between the FIX
sminations will be occupied bg NE in Wis
ting the Schools in the several Districts,
commencing in the First District the week
pTeyious to March I
JERE CROWLEY,
County Superintendent.
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A Ma sssT9 - T~a.-1ae Hosnc..
vile n. ] 7,r.duns sav1 A most ter.
ritls accideu' CURED At iIeyno.d'- saw.
mil. mile DUfth Of this village. Ia
Thursdsr morning While man VITO
gave hi. name AZ Frank Smith, who ha.
been ernploye! in the mill four months
WAS engage! N edging boards with buzz
saw, AID attempting to remove the edg
ing, the saw caught his sleeve. instantly
covering his right arm, AZ the sane time
drawing In down upon the saw. slmo5
.syrrinc LIS body at the breast, separating
The great arteries AID killing him instan,
". The rea name of the deceased WA
Aonzo y. Levi He Vas a single nan
had been q SOLDIER in one Of he Penn.yl
vania regiments. and was said TO have beer
= deseI,er. which accounts for bis having
changed his name
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a0F. o. J. WOODS
II A IL X ES TOR TIVE

lIiTs astonishlGE preparation turns the
Hair back to It's orioiRaI color, after hay
ing become gray, and reinsta,es it in all
It's original health Ius,er, softness and
heauty-removes all DanrUff from the
Scalp, and all urreasan, itching. 1t will
also cure Cn.aDcous Eruptions, such as
scaid Head. letter. &c and hence creates
perfectly healthy condition Of the Scalp.
BY acting as Stimulant and Tonic 10 the
organs supplying the coIoring matter to
The Hair completely restoring them to
their original v;-Dr and heal,h-shus pre-
venting all tendancy to become gray.
1t also prevents the Hair from becom-
ing unhe,thv and falling off, and causes
It to nro and > ken where 1t is gone.
by resus latino Ie organs necessary 10
supply rntEme sd colorinr matter.
Thousands Of Soldiers in the Army have
testified 70 the above. who had become
gray aud lost their Hair BY sickness
change Of CLIMATE. ana na'ten,ion, while
performing carp 1ufv.
IA q Restorative am Dressing. It be-.
no equal.
r. J.jnBT son.
Who'crq- J. R..s- >u~nrs for North-
era N..
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SheriHs Sale.
The State of Wiscon -ln-Hanii owoc County q

Inc state OF NIsron ln--Hani Owoc County Cir
cult Court. Winchel D. Bacon against Giles
A Hubbard Execution.
pY VIRTUE OF an execution Issued ont of
ID and Under the seal OF said Court in the
above-entIt!cd action, to me directed and deliv-
cred, end against the personal and real proper
~ Of said Giles A Hubb,Td, | have seized and
leyiea upon thc following dc -cribed real estate
ana all the right, title and interest which the
said defendant bad in ard to said land a, the
date Of the dockoting Of said judgment to wit
On tie 18Th day Of Nav, A, D 1868, or has
since acquired, VIZ: The north half Of the
west half Of the south west quarter OF Section
thirteen fi3l, Tow ship nineteen II 8 north Of
K'nse twenty three l23I, east. witch said
real estate, and right IT'LL aud interest as afore>
said, | shall exposa for 81. aud sell at public
auc'ion At the Cont House in the lagc aud
county of Nuritowoc an STATE afor, said OH
Monday, Mach l4th, 1864. at i o'clpck in
he fdreuoof ofsHd d,s, to -atisfy said eIecu-
ton and costs. DA'e'i Sheriff Office, J,nuary
90, I3Gl. IRA !. NTH Sheriff
~ by J. II. BuRss, Under Sheriff.
J D SAsz4sv PITS ANY. ....
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CHEAP PASSAGEi
DY FIRSr-CLASS ROYAL MAI, STEAM
ID SHIPS Of the
Galway and Montreal Lines,

Sailing weekly between England, Ireland and
America
Also, BY the Washington Line of Clipper
Sailing Packets weekly, between Liverpool
and New York. SIGHT DRAFTS on the Ma
tiona Bauk, payd pie at any Of its branches in
England or Ireland. Tnnsa who wish 70 % to
or send flF their frieuds from Europe, can pur-
chase tickets ut lowest rate from
SABEL & GEARLE, % E caIHlv. y. Y.
Or their agent, CHARLES KUEiiN,
a. II .rt.r-,c VIZ.
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SHIP Co>rgsr BCRsED BIZ THE Ala
BAAA.-The snip Contest, from Yoke
hama, japan. with cargo Of teas for
New York. was recently burned, off
Watcher stand, in the Indian Ocean, by
the reOe. pl.ra:s. Alabama
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Photogra phs, A1nbrOtypes. Sc.

Executed in the finesr style of the Art a gen.
eral assortment OF Photographic Albums, Cases
md Frames, is KEEP; on hand and will be sold at
low figures
CORPSES and INVALIDS TAKEN at their
residence if required also Views ofIaudscapes
and Dwellings taken at reasonable rates Hav-
ing had fifteen years expesAence in the Fine
Arts, We shall undertake to do as good work as
is done in any of the Eastern cities.
ONCE on York street, opposite Platt & Villas
Store
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Died

In 'hi- y; o. n the in.s. e in.
FLAIR alton Of tI~ .rag., 1tRhH J., only
soa Of n 4 }. and II. NJ PArcHEs,
aged one m nth ana eighteen DAYS.
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A rREsssr FOR Gk>EWAL GRANT
The Hartford (CobneoiiouD Time, SAYS
The Co.'s Arms manufacturing Compa
ny are;making a p!endid pair Of revolv
ers, Designed g presented to Genera
Grant T lies are Of black horn
beautiful aed, and the barrels
magazine 4 other steel parts are e'sb
orately iu.>ri with pure gold, which i:
beaten into design previously cut out o
the steel. The other ornaments, guard
dc, are Of solid cd. The pair are to be-
enclosed 10 handsome rosewood box
lined with ve,vs,, and accompanied by al
tie tools, &c, belonging to ,hem-tht
cartridge boxes, ETC., beirg manufactured
Of silver.
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GOgBe

NE are nov prepared to issue Passage Tick
w ets from European Ports named below to
hanitowoc Wisconsin, by the old Black Star
Line, at folowing-named rates-payable in Pa
per money:
London to New York city-Adu}ts, s25
Children under 2 wears Of age, 70
Liverpool to New York cty-Adults, PC
ChildraH under -, lG
New York to Aauitowoc by Rlilroad-Sec-
ord class, Is
Children, half prize.
T. C. SHOVE & BRO.
Manitowoc, Wis. Feb. 10. 1863
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ss;sCGkgs Sale.

The State Of Wisconsin-N nitowoc County
Circuit Court. Joseph z Becker, against
John IIorsmanH and Theodore prchn. Ezecu-
ton
pY VIRTUE or M execution issued cut Of
j AID under the seal OF said Court, in the
abpvr entitled actjoa TO ne directed and deliy-
cred a2aU st tbr personal and red property Of
the said John Nors:nann and Theodore p. elm I
have lev 81 upon tie following described real
estate and aII the right, title and interest which
the said defendants, or either OF tacm, Lad in
ard to tha fo)iowF g-describrd lands at the date
OF dockcHug Of said Judgment, to-wIt: The 20sh
day OF March, A D 1850, or have since acqqi-
red: The s v qr OF Il qr, tie u or of n "
or, . q Of NV or, AMI e. Of II Or, ex-
cepting 80 }oI00 ceres dc.!ed away January
Il. 1860 sJ ia Src,io. ten 10I Township
eighreem is |. north Of Range rweu1y-tso I22
eas5. Whcn real estate. ShI, title AID inter,
ct as Aforesaid, | sh-ti expose for sale aud sell
1t public ve,due at the Court House in the VII
lage and county Of Mani,awoc, ami State aiore~
said, on Tuesday. the 8th day OF March, A. d,
1864, at the hour of two ~ o'clock P N. Of said
day, to satisfy slid execution and costs
Dated Shelif'- Office, Jar. 6'h 1864
IRA p. SMITH, Sheriff,
b. IL BCRNs, Under sheriff
ELLIS & JoHES Art'ys, Sin boFgan, Wis.
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BEER 81 ElEIEsS.

North side, opposite Richards Foundry. DesI,
ers in Dry Goods, Groceries aud Provisions
Glass, Crockery, Fancy Goods. OH-Cio,h
WOODEN yarn, Fancy Baskets, riddles aud
Guitars, and Guitar strings. Toys, Cordures
PaperEau giugs, Brushes, &c.
Respectfully solicit 4 share OF public patron
age.
haIisoroc, July, 1859. nl.M.
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Notice.
Sheriff Sale,

The SIT of Wisconsin, Circuit Court, Mantle.
woo county. Henry w. Hunt against L f
Z. Noyes and Charles A. Noyes,
Df VIRTUE OF a judgment Of foreclosure
ID AID sale rendered by the Circuit Court in
ana Tor tn county Of Man.owDc, State OF Wis
in. at the general term of said Court he ia
in the village a.d county Of Manitowoc and
Safe a'ore-aid, in the above entitled action on
the 1t day Of July A. D, 1863, will sell at
pubic vcndne to the highcst bidder. at the
Court House, in the vgae of Man;owoc on
the 5rh day Of February, A D 1861, at 10
o'clock in the forenoon of said day, the follow
Ing described property or 50 much thereof as
viii raise tie anoant Of said judgmen: and
costs t0-wit: LIT No nine Gin block mum,
Der h'ty-twa -52-in the town plot Of Two Rivers
county OF MsHi;,woc and State OF Wisconsin,.
Dated October 27th | SO.
IRA p SMITH, Sheriff
CARTER & WHIPrl&, Plaintiffs Atty.
The above safe is hereby postponed til Feb.
25th, i. D. 1864 at the same time and place
IRA Z. SMITH, Sh-rif
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join MEEK S-DEyy.

Wagon, Sleigh, and Carriagc Maker.
Shop on York street, over Vim. Sharp's Black
smith shop, Manitowoc, Wis. Aiways ca
hand and willing to work,
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o. TORE.sSS L CO

Dealers in Dry Goods, q ,ocere~.. Provisions
hardware, rocker, Booss aid Shoes, Hats
and Caps, Drugs AID Medicines, G!a-s, Nails,
etc, p7o1gcc o. I'll s;Ht7 wanted. nlr
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Notice /!
- II u e. s. IT OR Eg
PATEVT MEDICINE DEPOT
--0P-
ADOLrsl WHITMAN.

Franklin Street, bet,ceea SM and Oh SIS.
MANITOWOC, = WIS.
TNUIS establishmentwilla always contain all the
L varieties of Medicine usually kept in a Drug
Store, together with Paints, Oils, VarHsh, Al
cohol, Spirits OF Turpentine, Wines and Liquors
tor Medicinal purposes Also Fancy Articles
soap and Perfumcry, Blank Books and Stations
cry, Oamphene, Fluid and Kerosine, and all The
other articles belonging to this line
rs PRESCRIPTIONS carefully put I'D both dav
and Light time.
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81 szs > - &c.
The State of Wi,cons in-Manitowoc County
Circuit Court Frederick - JOrcs. aeainsr
Charles Durani, George Rice, and George II
Bartholomew Execution
BY virtue OF on execution issued out Of ard
under the seal Of said Court in the above-enti-
tied action, TO he directed and delivered. and
against the personal and real property of said
Charles Durand George Rice and George II
Bartholomew, nave sej~ed and levied unon the
following described real estate and all the right
title and interest which the said def ndsuts or
eth. T Of them, had IN and TO The property at
the date of the fling Of the attachment n.
wit: on the eighth day Of November, 1851, or
have since acquired:
Lots nos trHn ore i to twenty four -24
in Block in Reeds addition to the village OF
Manitowoc, Manitowoc county. Lots nos. from
one i to twenty eight --2S- in Block c
of said addition. lots nos, from one i to
twenty eight Is il Block Of said add-
ton.
Lot 10. five, s. i'll blk loo, village of ;Ianjtowoc
- six 6. g 1855,
" three, 3, " III,
eleven, IL, " lG7,
=" twelve, II, 4" lG7, {"
one, l, two 2" Iii
seven, T. eight, bpa 16G &"
Also all the right lite ant interest which the
said defendants, or either OF them. had in and
70 I.ot 6, Block 1913, village f Ma,itowoc, at
the date Of the fling Of the attachment, 0 wit ::
the 17th day OF December, sci
Which said real estate and right, title and in
tcrest as Aforesaid / shall expose for sale ana
sell at public auction at the Court House, IN the
village Of Nanitowoc. il said county and state,
on the oh day of January, 1861, at 10 O'Clock
in the forenoon Of said day, t. satisfy sid exc
cGtiOn and costs, u ted ~s.riTFs 0fTrn No.
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MEDICINE AND SURGERY

ia all its branches
Dr.. BALCOLM, Independent of his experience
in private practice Physician and Surgeon,
has been for several years a
Resident Medic officer
Of the Massachusetts, General Hospital, and has
there had ample opportunity tn witless the
modern practice OF M,dlCua aud Surgery in e.
crv VARIETY Of disease--LOcai and Foreign,
Chronic and Acu,e-by some Of the mot eui-
nent men in The u!aiioai profession. The Doe
ter trusts that his experience and a strict atten-
ton the dat ) 0! his profession viii entitle
him to tuc confidence Of the community.
REFkRENCTS.
DR. J. Mason WARREN. one Of the Visiting
Surgeons OF la s1chus,tfs General IInsnital, De
Or. HsSRV G CLARK Inspector in,Chiet OF
Hospitals, Sanitary Commission, L. S. a City
Physician OF Boston, 81, s..
DR.. :. G BLAKE, Chicago. Illinois
DR., A. McLAREN, Medical Director Depart
ment of New England late President of Army
Medical Board
Maj G. OLMsTfD, 9th Wisconsin Vols.
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Notice Of FOrEcited Lots.
ST ATE of WfSCONjIN.) IL = p

MANITOwoC COUNTY
Village Treasurcr's Gfl,e,
Two Rivers, October 18th, 1863. !;
NTOTICE'is hereby given that the following
~ lots or parcels Of land lying in :he village
of Two Rivers and State of Wisconsin. viii be
forfeited unless the taxes levied on the same in
the year 1861, together with interest, costs,
and charges due thereon, shall be paid FIR the
slme before the 18th day OF January next, and
that on and after 18th day of January ne1s
purchasers of sale certi6cat dated - will
De 'eiltstied to a conveyance ON the lois or par.
GELS Of land described in said certificates of sale,
according to the charter of said village. to wit
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IhA 7 SMITH, Sheriff.
p j. H. Burns, Un1lr Sheriff.
ELLIS & JoSEs, Attorneys ior Plaintiff.