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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-02-19
Mathews Chocolate Worm Drops

NEVER fail to destroy and exterminate ALL
kinds OF Intestinal Worms. Are perfectly reli.
able in all cases, and far superior to an yand all
other Fancy Worm Connections and nauseous
Vermifuges now in use. They may be taken
at all times with perfect safety, ms they contain
NO MERCURY or other deleterious Drugs
Mothers should always purchase them and give
their children no other.
No "a Mqrtic whatever is necessary to be given.
Each Box contains "a Drops or Lozenges.
Price 25 Cents. For Sale by all Druggists &
Dealersin Medicines. 694yl
c. r. WALKER, GenlAgent.
Buffalo, N. Y, and Fort Erie, C. w.
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Fill Up the Forty.Fitstl

AS We stated last week. Lieut.. Wm. Han.
sard, of the Forty First, has established his
recruiting head quarters in this place. To
persons who purpose to enlist We commend
both him and his regiment. Lieut.. Han.
sard is at once modest, exemplary and
brave-a true soldier. Since tho death of the
lanontod Capt. Mum. he has had tho com
mand of Co. G.. Those who enlist under
him before the first of March, will receive
the liberal bountios now authorized by law.
The merits of tho Forty First all know,
and tho fact that it is ono of our regiments
entities it to tho peculiar favor of tho poo.
Pile of Northern Ohio. 1t has already an
imperishable record of honor. written in
the blood of some of the bravest and best of
Ohios sons, All that remain of its veterans
have returned, to rest for a few DAYS, and
I'LL up it's thinned ranks, preparatory to a
renewal of the conflict. In tho fierce. and.
as We nope, decisive campaign of tho com
ing spring, it is destined 10 bear no humble
or unimportant part. No regiment affords
a better opportunity for valiant service or
honorable distinction. Fill up its ranks.
then. and lot it go back to the fold with its
original complement of bravo men, to fight
with redoubled strength and courage for
tho Ola Flag
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DIED.

IL
In Thompson, on the 2Sth of Jan, 1864,
of Consumption, RALPH l.. FOOTE, nj.
D., aged % years.
Having graduated in the Medical College
at Cleveland. last winter, and being recon-
monded by the Faculty, ne received tho APP.
poiutment of Assistant Surgeon in the I'm.
ion Army. He entered ardeutly upon the
discharge of the duties assigned him, with
full promise of success. Possessing talent
and energy, and being a thorough student,
no was well qualified for tho responsibilities
OF his position. But how soon fades the
brightes. earthly prospect ! Being predis.
posed to Consumption, tho labors and OK
posture OF tho camp and hospital, with
change OF climate, soon developed that IA
tai disease, which consigned him to o South
ern hospital, a sufferer in common with
those whom he had sought to relieve. Hav.
ing, after a time, somewhat improved, he
was able to return to his home and friends,
to die where fond and loving parerts and
brother could watch over him in his suffer-
ings and final struggle. He was sustained
by tho consultations of religion, whilo dis
ease was doing Its certain work. Ills was q
living faith in a living, almighty Redeemer.
5egotten by the testimony of God through
his word, which he studied for himself. His
remains were inferred by the side of his two
amIable, Christian sisters, who died of the
same disease SOM three years since. Nav
the Lord sustain the surviving family in
their many bereayements. ICON.
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Legal Notice.

"ANNAH BRATT, Michael Bratt Frank
IL Paris, Elizabeth Dougdale, Charles
Dougdale, Emma Paris and Chauncey Par
ris will take notice that q petition was filed
against thom on the 9th day of February,
within and for the County of Geauga, by
Nelson Paris, Sally Beckwith and Andrew
Beckwith, and is now pending therein.
wherein said Nelson Paris, Sally Beckwith
and Andrew Beckwith demand partition of
the following real estate, to wit: Situate in
the township OF Chester, in the County of
Geauga aud State of Ohio, and known as
part OF Lot No. "a, in Tract No. 2. aud
bounded north and east by tho not lines ;
south by tho highway running east and west
through said Tract 2; and west by land
owned by ID. Kegt /; containing 80 acres Of
land. Also, one other piece or parcel of
land, situate in said Township, County and
State, and known as part of Lot No. 4,
Tract 2, and bounded west by tho lot lines /;
south and east by land in namo of e. p.
Morgan, and north by the highway, and
containing 8 acres of land. Also, one other
piece or parcel of land, situate in said Town
ship, County and State, and known by being
part of Lot No. s, in said Tract No. 2, aud
bounded north by the east and west road,
running through said Tract No. 2 east by
land of James Gilmore |; south and west by
lot lines; and containing fifty ono aud I
acres of land. And that, at the next term
of said Court, said petitioners will apply for
an order that partition may be made Of said
promises. Dated this 10th day of Febr uary,
1864. CANFIELD & SMITH,
.3Liorneys for Petitioners.
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VOLUME XIV. NO. 8.
DEPARTMENT.
New Mail Route.

A mail route has beon established from
.his place to Hiram, Portage Co., via CIari.
don, Burton and Wolshhold. the service Ia
DO six timos a week aud to immo.
diatoiy. Mr.. b. j. Siitor, Of Burton, has
been designated as mail messenger until
tho first of July next, when tho route viii
DO made permanent. Such o route has long
been a great dcsidcratum to tho people Of
this County. and wo believe will prove ad.
vnnta bus to tho service. Much credit ID
duo to our Representative, Gen. Garfield
for his efforts to procure its establishment
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Premiums for Obtaining Recruits.

Iremluils lor OoIalulnS Recruits.
AS an incentive to removed efforts by both
soldiers and citizens, to obtain recruits, we
publish the following circular from the
Headquarters of tho Ohio Volunteer Re-
cruiting Service at Columbus:
HEAD QUARTERS, ONO VoLUNrEERl
RECRUITING SERVICE. COLUMBUS,
Ono. Feb. 9th, 1864.
lCIRCULAR.]
By authority of the Provost Marshal Con.
eral, it is announced that a Premium will
be paid to any non-commissioned officer,
private, or citizen, who presents an accepted
recruit, viz
For an accepted recruit who NAV DO shown
to have served at least nine months as a SOL
dier, and been discharged, a premium OF
$25.
For an accepted recruit without the mill
tary qualifications above specified, O pre-
MUM of $l5.
In case tho recruit is presented to n Re.
cruiting Officer, mot q Provost Marshal. !
the certificate of the U. S. Mastering OFF.
Ger. that he has been duly mustered in the
H.. S service, will be required before the
premium is paid.
Capt. PR. Stetson. 18th u. s. Infantry.
at Cincinnati. o., Capt. Henry Douglas
18th u. s.. Infantry. at Cleveland, o. or
Lieut.. Egbort Phelps, 10Th U. S. Iofantry,
at Columbus, o.. will pay the Premium as
above, on presentation of proper certificates.
ED. A. PARROTT,
Col. LIST Ohio Infantry,
!Supi o. y. Recruiting Service.
OFFICIAL
JAMES A. GROVER,
ASSISTANT .adjutaat General
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Acknowledgement

SournINGroN, o., Jan. 2Sth, 1864.
Mn EDrroR May | have tho privilege
of expressing our gratitude, through your
columns, for the very pleasant donation
visit of tho Cobgreeaiio nal church and con-
gregration in Parkman, to their minister,
Rev II D. Dye. O,Friday, 10Th inst, Judge
j. Il. Converse and his excellent wife opened
their spacious and comfortable dwelling to
the party, who passed tho afternoon nui
evening in that cheerful. happy way which
docs soul and body good. The largo table
was repeatedly loaded with those things that
make the stomach glad I; all lastly aud dc.
i%iciousiy prepared. Tho.rcsult of tho visit.
to the minister and his family, was tho cred.
table donation of $500 in money, aud
comfortable things, for which We wish to
assure tho donors Oft grateful remembrance.
We hope 1t may stimulate other small
churches to similar deeds. IL docs both
minister and people good.
Yours respectfully.
II B DYE.
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ns-Magous & Rats Preparation for the

Ss-Magnus &c Raff's Preparation for the
destruction of Rats and Mice, Cockroaches,
&C., has now been in use in Germany about
-four years, and every one who has given /,
q fair trial, has pronounced it the best rem.
edy ever used for the determination of Rats
Mice, Bedbugs and Cockroaehes. The arti
cles composing it are, in themselves, very
innocent, and contain not a particle of poi
son; but, when combined, they create a gas
which oxplodes in tho stomach, and. conse-
q%uently, destroys life in a few hours. Mr..
Samuel Faulkenburgb, of this town, is an
agent Tor the sale of this preparation. Price
80 CTS. per box.
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A Suggestion to Cheese Manufacturers

1t is we'll known fan and near, that the
staple product of Geauga County is cheese.
Now, this being tho case, We suggest to oul
cheese manufacturers that they should be
well represented at the Northern Ohio San.
itary Fair, to commence in Cleveland on
Monday next. No class of our citizens can
afford to donate more liborally, and no ar.
ticlo would be more acceptable than choose.
1t would, moreover. serve as an advertise.
ment of "Cheesedom" by no means to be
despisod. Tho proprietors of the factories
in this place promise to do their part. VIVA,
say those Of .ho other factories 10 tho Coun,
~
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The Northern Ohio Sanitary Fair al
Cleveland,

viii on Monday next, and
continue two woeks. Judging from tho sue.
cosa which has attended, Sanitary Fairs in
every other city where thoy have boon
hold, and tho great efforts made and tho
enormous expense incurred in preparation.
wo cannot doubt that it will equal all an.
tic'pations. The total receipts of the Fair
at Cincinnati were ESQ 900, and tho total
profits &230,o00 and thoso of tho coming
Fair at Cleveland will BIO proportionately
largo, If all the people of Northern Ohio
who should feel AT interest in tho welfare
of tho soldier, and have something to give
arc awake to its Importance. Reader, the
appeal is to YoU.
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@o-Wi'kins g. Kelley have recently much
enlarged their business. as will DO soon by
reference to their advertisement in another
column. They are now bettor than ever
prepared to give their numerous and multi.
plying customers a fitting welcome. Thoy
have an endless variety of things suitable to
cat or wear, and moan that all shall be
satisfied with both articles and prices. Thoi,
motto, as over, "Quick sales and small
profits" Call and see.
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The Great French Remedy.
Madam BOivin's Celebrated
Silyer-COated FEMALE PILLS.

rPuE only certain and safe Remedy for all
| Uterine distractions, Monthly Difficulties, Ir.
lcgularities, and all other diseases to which the
woman, wife aud mother, is peculiarly liable.
These Pills contain no deleterious ingredients,
but are safe and certain in their action. They
will be found, to exert the ~happiest effect in all
cases of Proiapsus Uteri, in Leucorrhea or the
Whites; they will be found the easiest and mos,
certain cure that can be found. 1t is.on accom-,
of this certainty that they should not be taken
by Pregnant Females, during the frst3 months,
as miscarriage is certain TO be brought on } but a,
other periods their use is perfectly safe.
N. B.-Sl, 90 enclosed to any authorized gent,
will ensure package of pills by return ofmail.
C. S. CROSBY, General Agent,
Fort Erie, G W., Buffalo, N. Y.
CAUTIoY.--Bewareo of Counterfeits; the genuine
havethesiI~ nature Of C.CROSB Ton the outside
wrappor. 4l6
GTFoy 81 lie by A. Cook, Chardon; C.S. Field,
East Ciaridon; CT. Treat, Claiidon; L. Thomp.
son, Uuntsburg.
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Exhibition in Muuson .

Wo nro requested TO announce that there
will DO an Exhibition for tho benefit Of tho
Soldiers Aid Society of Munsou, at the
Disciple Church in tina: township, on Fri.
day aud Saturday evenings, Feb. Goth and
9Th. Good vocal and Instrumental mu.
sic will DO provided. Admitlanco 10 cents.
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DTMr. Samuel Sanford, of Thompson,
has six sons in the army. 1t cannot bo said
that he has not filled his quota, We know
of several who have from three to five sons
IN the army, but of no othor who has six.
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THE CONFESSIONS & EXPERIENCE

- published Tor the benefits, and as a caution to
L young men and others, who suffer from Ner.
vous Debility, Early Decay, and their Kindred
ailments-supplying the means Of self cure. By
one who has cured himself nfter being n victim
Of misplaced confidence in medical hnmbug aud
quackery. BY enclosing a postpaid directed en-.
velope, single copies may be had Of the author,
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq, Bedford, Kings Co.,
Now York. T35wa
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TO ms MPTIVES.

NONSUMPTIVE Sufferers wilt receive q
" Valuable Prescription Tor the Cure of Con.
sumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, and all Throa
and Lung affections, (free of charge,) by send.
ing their ADDRESS to
Rev. T.. A. WILSON,
Will amsburg, Kings County,
1873 New York.
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SherinS sale.

The State of Wiscon -ia-Mani owoc County Cir
cult Court. Winchel D. Bacon against Giles
A. Hubbard Execution.
DY VIRTUE OF an execution Issued out of
ID and under the seal Of said Court in the
above-enttled action, to me directed and deliv-
cred and against the personal aid real proper
" of said Giles A Hubbard, | have seized and
levied upon the following described real estate
ani all the right, title and interest which the
said defendant had in and to said land at the
date Of the docketing Of said Judgment to wit !:
On tie 18Th day Of Nav, A ID 1868, or has
since acquired, viz: The north half Of the
west ha'f Of the south vest quarter Of Section
thirteen 10 |, Tow ship Nineteen l9 north OF
Range twenty three % east. Which sail
real estate AMI right, title and interest az sfore-
said, shall expose for sale aud sell at public
auction al the Court House in the lage and
county Of Mautowoc AMI State aforesaid on
Monday, March ! It'll, 1864, at / O'Clock in
he forenoon Of sad dlv, to satisfy said execu-
ton and costs. Di Ell Sheriff Once, January
%, 1861. IRA 7 SMITH Sheriff
BY J. II. BURNS, Uuder Sheriff.
ID Mama, PITS Atty.
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Notice of Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given th3t on the 17th
~ day Of December, 1868, a warrant was is
sued by the CLERK OF the Circuit Court of the
county Of Hanitowoc. directing the Sheriff OF
said county to att2ch, seize, and safely keep
the schooner Jupiter, together with her tackle
apparel, and furniture. The sale warrant was
issued on application OF George Bnrt'ey who
claims the sum of Fifteen Dollars due him for
labor on said schooner Al persons who claim
to have any demand against said schooner ia.
pitcr, her tackle apparel. furniture. under
the provisions Of Chapter 81 OF the Session.
laws Of 1s59, are hereby required 10 file their
compl8intS for their respective CI.ims or de
MINDS against said schooner Jupiter with the
Clerk of the Circuit Court Of said county Of
Mauitowoc.
The said schooner Jupiter, he. tackle, appa-
rel, aud furniture will be sold for the payment
Of the claims which shall be established agains
her, unless the owner, consignee, or commands
or thereof, or some other person interested
n rein, appear and discharge said warrant &C
cordIrg to law.
JOSEPH FRANCL,
Clerk o. Circuit Court.
WooDIN & BoyHToS, Att'y> for Claimant.
Dated January 18th 1864
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The Safe Of WiScoISia-Nauitowo County
Circuit Court. Joseph + Becker, against
john Hurs mann and Theodore Prehn. Execu-
ii.,u
DY VIRTUE OF an execution issued out OF
ID a "a under the seal OF said Court, in the
ab re entitled action TO me directeI and deliy-
cred against the personal and real pr"pert, OF
the sail John lIorstmann and Theodore =, elm
have lev ed upon tie following described real
estate and all he ri h, the and interest which
the said de eudants, or either OF them, had in
and to the foilow gicScrbed lands at the date
OF docketng Of said judgment, to~wit: the 2Oth
dav OF March, \ D 1870, or have since acqui-
red: The qr OF u qr, the u or Of n "
or. W Or OF u Or. and Or Of qr, ex-
ceprire 80 500 acres decided away January
IA, 1860 all il Sectior ten l0l, Township
eighteen IS north of Range twenty -two - |
east. Which real estate, right, title and inter>
est as aforesaid, ! shall expose for sale and sell
public venduc at the Court House in the vii
Iage and county Of Nanitpwoc, ami State afore~
said on Tuesday, the 8th day OF March, A D.
1864, at The hour OF Two ~ O'Clock p NJ of said
dav, % satisfy said execution and costs
Dated Shel III Office, jar. h. 1S6i.
IRA p. SMITH Sheriff
Bv II Burns Under Sheriff
ELLIS & JoSES ATS, Sh Doygau, Wis
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Photographs, AmbrOtypes. &c.

Exccne ed II. p, f. style of the Ar. gen
rral i~5"'imeul Of Ph t'graphic Albums. Gases
md Frames, IS kepr OF hand and viii o.. -oi at
los fgnre-
COEPSES and INV LIDS TAKE = IL i.
residence # required lI-o views .. L ts:~,. re-
and Dwellings taken r. reason titr r,-.~ II i.
ing hid Gis,r" wear cx ,er,.r~c i, D., T. o.
Art W. -hrIi undertake 10 Sc a. god >a,. Is
is done il any at thr + tstcru cist.-
Office on York street, opposite p. 4 Wiz
Sf:,rn
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SheriTs Sale.

The State Of Wisconsin Circuit COurt-Nil
waukee county Roand Olm-ted against John
Serc NIB Surviving partn.r Of the late firm OF
T,rrnr & ~rrromb Execution
DT VIRTUE OF an rxrcu on issued out Of
ID AID der thr seal OF said ourt in the
above entitled action, TO me directed and deiy-
cred, aud against tn personal and rea! proper
~ OF SAID John Se~coInh. surviving partner Of
the late firm Of Terton & Sercomb, | have lev.
led upon the following described real estate,
and all the rigHt, title and interest which The
said defendant bad in the said property at the
date ot the dockering of -ai1 Judgment in this
county, 10 wit: on the 26rh DAY Of April, A D
863, or has since acquired, w:
The south half OF Section seven = in Town
ship seventeen II north Of Range twenty.
thr' -23- easr, together with The "a mill, ma
chiuerv, tools, implements, &c, less the south
halt of uth wes' qnar,cr Ut said Section, which
ard read e-fa and right title and interest as
4tortS said, | shall expose for sale and sell III
public vrndue 1t the Court House in the village
ut Nanirownc, Maritpwoc county, in aid State,
on the 5'h DIV OF Janua'v. 4 D 1864. at the
hour OF 10 O'Clock of that dav, to satisfy said
execution and costs. Dated Sherif7s Office.
Mauitowoc, Nov 9th, 1868.
IRA p. SMITH,
Sheriff ManitawCc Co Wis
The above sale is hereby postponed until j 10
uarv 25th, 1861, at the sam" tine and place
IRA =. SrITH, Sheriff
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SheriT's Sale.

The Safe of Wisconsin, Circuit Court-Nii
~,nkec County Baron Kjihourn against john
: rconb, s"rviving partner Of Thomas Teton
tcceas,3 Exrcuaon.
DY VIRTUE OF al execution issued out ~
ID ard under the seal OF sail Court N The
abpv" entitled action, 20 M directed aud drv-
r,,d, and a aims. the ucrSo: Al and real proper
~ Of said JahD Sercomb, surviving part,.er o.
Thomas Trrton, deceased | have levied upou
The following described real estate nd all the
right, title and interest WHICH the said defends
ant hid in ana 10 sal property It he date Of
the docketIng of sail Judgment, in this Mar
towoc, county, to Wit: on the thuty- first DAY
OF July, A D 1852 or has since acquired, VIZ
The south half If S,ction seven = in
Township seventeen 1t : north Of Ran
twenty three % east, together with the -.
riIl, machinery, tools, implements, &c les The
south ali of south west quarter OF sid Secrior'
which said cal estate aud right. lit c aud liter
est as aforesaid | shall expose for sale and sell
~ public vendue 1T The Cuuyf House, IL the
village of Manirowoc, Niniros oc county. il
: ,ii SIT o. rhe ) h Ia, of JuuarH. A y.
1861 a. II a'clock of that day. TO satisfy sad
execution and costs.
TRAP SMITH
Sheriff Nan ,onoc CO Wis
Dated SEcrif"s Office. Nauito@oc Nov. 9TH.
l>G3
The above sale is hereby 10 tponei uuril j IN
Jury % Il, 1861, al the same time and place
IRA p SMITH, Sheriff.
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Circuit urt-ManitoWoc
County.


RqwSon, Albert Green, VII am u. LYON
Warren Y f,on R"h,r, Snrw "o'ri~ Sober.
Jo.. * P.ri o F'r~f 2 z ..s. 60
l. r .sae J ar g. fnr.in., >tma,# n
. a.. i o.. larei.. -'-..,-. Is. ..-t henry
5i.s ~. Hr 4 .3-a.r.. calm. g.
pix n--.E 8 Vr..~a.. 7 a: II va
ce Dvt H:n~o., o.vd ~h.s S.raeg G
. Il rra'a+ 2. ~aw.e. N~st " Pr.kleS.
r IL .csia~e 3.ta.aI II. r'l.t. Gee
c g leo, b. Go ms Jtrs. il yrrson, Ben
..i.. Wyiirg.ou S1mu"i Is T .n,t John L
Emerson. james II D,utvrth. Prenri~s "
Ncu DR. frederick Swret-e, Samuel II. Cooks
i Jam-~ Swar, Isaac D. Bl"dgett, Henry "
" rsiiagton John A D. Gross Cornelius We'll
hngton Nathan II. Daniels, Wells Gcverlv J.
Frynr, Hiram knapp, j el + fInIhrook, j.,
Seph Arnold, Daniel B. SfrdInan, S. T. Ri
der D PENDANTS
II PURSUANCE OF Judgment of the above,
/ p'titled Court made in the above>en'itlra
r'ion. herring date rhr both dav Of December,
1S63 |. the subscriber. Rec n ,med in ID
III gneut will expose Tor -,e aud sell 1T public
auc ion at the Court House u the viilane II
Wanir'wcc, IS hin tie oiIice uf the County
JUDI on SATURDAY,, he 10 lay of March, 1861,
a. . O'clock P. NJ, tbs following described prem,
Uses t'.wir:
Lot and hlock 18l ) 10. l i l76
10 lbs, II bills, : y IL, 6 ! and 10 b
A.. 3 and IL y II 9 0 ard II G3. lor
and l05 . - l49 l , and 81, , i, Il
21i sad 1 . 2l5. lG nd Is - PIP. 9
l. ard II b 2i1. , 4 : b 2I3 2 b 2f9
: and u 15l, b lie, t and 5 b III. /
) and 8 J. l73; al aforesaid l., 5 being in the
village and cuory of Mlnt woe
Lot ., subdivision 5 h e q sec l9t10 r24
five acres; lots h Of lot 3, all of HIP
10 16 Il e OF lot IS 107; 81 # Of lot
a n If ! h 10 Al, Will ,,,fM
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Notice !.

II SCHULTZ & co having disposed Of their
L Shoe Shop and stock 70 G. SCHULTZ Il
Co, hereby uotify their customers that they de
sire 10 settle Up their business, and with all
those indebted to them to call at their Office
one door east Of the old II I'd and by I'd
The old irm vii continue the ranuery Blei-
ness as heretofore. and are ALWAYS prepared to
pay the highest CASH PRICE, for Hides,
Skins &c.
F. SCHULTZ i co.
Harftowoc, Oct. 20. 1879