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FROM DETROIT.


Ceremony Mt the Drcal1n9 Ground for tho
Bat'sc Creek l. i.nusiua NaiiroaL.
DETnotT, October ccn,-The cercmouy Of break
Ing ground at Battle Creek, yesterday, for The
Battle Greek Il Lansing Railroad, took place and
was grand success. Thousands Of people from
The surrounding country thronged the streets,
notwithstanding the ulic:; mud. Tie Ca anits
were a. follows: At two o'clock III tic alter
no9n % i. procession vas formed, and
rM streets, marched to the selected ground.
The proceedings We're opened with trayer. fvl-
lowed By speech " l.: u Dibblr, Esl., Presi-
Garth we're then excaya1cd by the President and
contractors amid r1lnte Of t1irtean gRas. Tie
work OF grading the line will be At once pushed
forward.
During the ceremonies the speakers platform
gave way. and two boys, nslned respectively
Smith anil Wilson, were somewhat bHdly injarci.
Communication with Detroit OF any othrf place
The Western Onion Line WAS completed to
that poin: Oh Saturday, and an o2ieu opened
tn-ffAT
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FROM METROPOLIS, ILL.

IE1ucnrc Republican 1lns* 1Icel1n1-A Fic
Inv Tor the Loyni Pcople--pccchcs ty
General i.oann. Hon. J. d. Ward, una
Othcr~-SInAsac Comfy Promises y Good
Kepovl On Tncsd.s Ecxf.
Especial Despatch tn the Chicago Trihun..1
METROPOLIS, ILL.,, October 81.
The Tepus1iScz mass meeting here to-day is a
E1aId SUCCESS. Major General John \. Logan
spoke oycs shscc hours to 5000 peopls. Thc
stenmc1 Ida Fulton came NJ & ON Cairo with q
larEr delegation. Including many lal.cs, and the
steamcs Lcwcliyn3camc down from radncxa with
q band and a la1Et delegation. lhe town Is nter-
ally covered with bunting. Great enthusiasm
raltncies exceeds anything Of The E1nd heretofore
exhibited IT. this place. The notices are original
md patriotic, and many Of thom amusing il the
c1trcrc. ....
The court room L crowded t2.nlsht 10 Il ut.
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nnd very ecthusia.uc crowd Of his I1isI fellow
countrymcn at PhGni1 Hall. When the fact tllat
M1. Hoanett WAS coming became known to The
Corpceheads they ssns for ,Dr. Fowler, candidate
fer Congress In this district, to be here Oh the
enne evening. snd hold meeting IN Tic Fifth
Ward the immediate ~ nei$hooshood Of most Of the
Eo1d gambler utterly failed to Win. Having failed
in this. Fowler esns squad Of his motley follow
crs With base drum and two old brass horns 10
ing, o leiM!b and IL possible break up the meet
Ing: The diseordaut sounds and hldeous yells
which rent the air below created slight d.
ystsop il the mse:,ns: but, when The crowd
Will with excitement. The speaker grew clo-
qccEt with .ilc OCCASION, and dealt out The most
W.thcrins hlows on the tns.igatoss Of tho did,
sii bsEcc. Every seEtcnee was interrupted with
chee.s from The crowd, md when the meeting
closed, cheer npon cheer wtnt mp for the orator
aud unise,sal libst;y; Eserswhere the crowd DIS:
lhc Flag" ana other patriotic eonss.
Iie 1..Ge:tt w. II: lo4l enthusiastic ao1 sue
-eft.l bcll here during the campaign. 1Ec dis
:raccful tricks reeortcd to By ;he cop7erheads to
desc'i isouh from their zunks and the oftenes they
are repeated the greater will ba the Union ma o-i
tY Ut the Coming election
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COLLECTORS OFFICE. - State Of
\ Illinois, Coox Coulsy-6s.
CIT CeLLEcToE's nFFIrC, CoCET UoCsE,
RooN No. H. CnIcArn, Oct. a, 1855.
THotte notice IL hereby given that the following d.
ect!bcd Warrants have been placed IN my haEds for
Wa;:sai Sc s. ee1,h-Dat-d Oct. :s:e 1s;;S;, a-t
$sncd for th collection OF special ss.css nent ic*lc
ioE 1ucinG elde# on the cast side Of CAsra
pace. .. . .
issued the rc1l1ttor Of special aS~ssst-t !cEtcd
for ns1ueu< sidewalk on The es1t sids Of CArS
street. .,& .,.-
ts@uc for tic collection ot s7ect1 Ierlt1
for 1ect nstructu sidewalk the ncrh sde Of Twr1-
warrant Sc. Sq, south-Dated Oct. 21th, 1sdG and
fssrcJ for ne cole cg ec1a1 lcTcd
for rer ktrrcii. aIdewaK Tire side Of Butler
street atd en- the touth aide Ut Twe1tf street
Warrant NJ. -. We<f-nkted D I. Eth, L7K and
isxped tut collection VI spsla esse2L levied
lor TrroLs1rEct.us side" ak i tin soush zs of Mst1
son tsrce. trtTctn LcAstt 4set acd Wc,tern
Warrant Nc. 7s9. WeB.--D.ted Oct. sHta. 1866, a1d
tsutd tor the lttcusn OF special eFted
fer ccnst uc:n- s Tnk en- beth s'd=s of Eta street,
eetW +ep Purple %.FeeE and S:evar* AEenle- -
warrant No- 81. Wes3-DNt:t ICE &tfl. E@A knd
Hkutt tlc collection Ct 6GcIA assessment i.F1e1
for rreonstactlnE sidtw alk the west size ot MOOD
street. httEeeu Fulton n-kCazrpH thects-
All 2tFsoIs lnteFtstte Z. SAL Spc1A T Tscs. cass h-c
:cqutsted to rake Immediate p1yrstn- Al aas .ce
in default Of pAyCess the taid as4e3s-ats viii
| bic ii. re1os. L. II. HEALD,
| a1-s:.. C.;- Collector.
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Repeated Victories Gatued by the Rebe!-
lt0us Prince Chos1u.
SAN FRANCISCO, October 3o.-Y'c Au1cr;can
built steamer Huquong WAS burned August 18th
ut kuikong, China.
Ad,tccs e,a Shanghai, September at1th, bring
reports Of the considerable snccrss which Eh sin
Esd obtait:ei over the Tycoon. who made q de-
seen, on Chosin's Territory. 5ut w.= cauSat ia
tehIe and runlcd with heavy loss. Cho.1n rc-
struggle, uli ha.t crosscd iuto KoLu:.l, g1iria;
victory over The force under tic command oi
koshiu, IN uncle Of the Tyco,u
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CHICAGO. WEDNESDAY,. OCTOBER 81. 1866,

charge Of murder. His wife wns a drunken crea-
lure, and WAS intoxicated uhel. he killed her
-. y: Dugan. foreman Of the Minneapolis CHron-
ueRrn who worked ir the of1ce, with whom he
vas hAs Ing some ui1lcnity. The negro struck at
hla b1easf, 6nt tho knife took eject On Dusau's
hight arm. sereElry the main artery. He lies Ia
critical condition hom loss OF blood. The would
be muI dc.er Is in jsli.
Arrangements are being made to bald CON.
moo1oos skatin. rink OF SeTeAth slceet, fur win
fcf Use,
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Fighting the Iadtaps-.Arrasat Of Treasure.
SAN FRANCISCO, October 30.-An Arizona letter,
dated October l2:h. says scouting party from
a 9So nd
children.
The etra,mrr Drl Eortc, from Crescent City,
bTlngs Se.fu1 in treasure.
The bar:s Camilla. Arctic Ocean. br1nse 1G0
barrel. Of oil and 1aHN pounds OF bune.
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The Weather-A Drunken Brute Chokcs
his acttc to Dcn1h-stabbln9 Auruy-Skat-
tug Rink.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago T1lbnnc.l
ST. FACL, Mimi, October CT.
After week Of unusually bad weather for ,l1H-
1e+utA, daring mcsc Of which time ,eiesespaic
communication ~1hsthe East Was suspended. ws
nrc beginning to have signs q: clearing up. It
has been raining or showing most Of the uue for
a week.
4 drunken fellow named Dtrufs Wood choked
lis vile TO dea:h saturday night, a1d preparations
The police stcppco III ard arr, std Wood. THE
to.ccsr's fury returned n rc7dic. thai the woman
was chtked to oesth ty somc person unknown TO
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most caracltv. Hon. ]. D. Ward and Dr.. Dyer
are the ora.ors Of The evening. General Green
Rnum ard Hon. D. ". Mnnn ar here.
Massac County will give good nceount Of her
ec}I on ncxt Tuesday.
A grand unlon rally will take place at Caledonia
tomorrow. General Losan Will be the orator Of
the day. d glorious time Ia anticipated.
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sonp-nonc Observation-Disclosures assault by
mn ln%anc Mnu-1inrdcr OF u HOOK Agent
-Hlcyets to Nsu-CoE1n1issioued UMccra
and Privatcs.
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MaSn1lir Notices.

NfASONIC.-A Special Conyocanon Of
III Co!tn,hiaa Chapter. No. fs. r. 4. NJ Eiu be
winning Hail. corncE If North DrArnotn Al k1nzehL
KorS on II. u. ~ u: E. u. Dr21ecs.
VI. b. SMITH, Secretary.
IASONlC.-Thon1as J. Turner Lodge,
l4t No. 4oa. i. F. and 4. NJ, At Blair HAL, th!s
Nt!uestA{1 evening, 0ct-oc1 5l At IL O'clock J. E..
fETTlBONE- SecretaFy.
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Jcn. Davis md Dick Tny1oT.
Fonr MoShoE, October T.-Ex-,ebcl General
Dick In. 10. arrived this morning from Washing
Ion, on visit to JeS. DAVIS. BE remained III tac
fnrt Ill daE End McnI Moth 10 picht
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1EHHs3EfNHIN &~1CEftH0 K%CtH1H9
HAEklsgUha, ra., Gctobes IA letter ftcm
u.e St>feiaty n1 tue Commonwealth slates the
tuaeN;Is As the cola.ltlo ui...eia4 ;ote fol 1oc-
c:nUr:
Gea's, 5Gs.9sl.
tf.ut-. s<s'.' M.
Lear; majority. 1s,.ss.
prostrntsou OF Telegraph Wires.
SEw IoHK, October W.-The storm has rroG-
1ratra the telegraph wires east OF Portland 4at1e
and In consequence NC have no caole news to-day.
, 1866-10-31

HNE!sBrn9, Pa, Oclober :1.-Thc Governor
has sfgues! \ warrant Tor the execution on Occem-
btt 4ih, Of Pete- bota for the murder of his wife.
There was fatal case Of cholera here Yesterday.
, 1866-10-31

Another Flight OF Ral-
I.loI's Pertaining |
to the War De- |
partmcrlt. |
The Baltimore Police !
Commissioner In
vestigation. |
Character Of the Witnesses
for the Prosecution.
Detailed Statement Of Charges
|
against the Police Board.
Yesterdays Proceedings Strongly
in Favor Of the Com
uiSSioncrs.
THE FENHAN EX-
| CEEEhl EMIT.
4 Btmbastic Petition from
| the Soldiers Of the
| "Queen's Own"
Feeling Among the Catholic
Irish in Canada.
Strong Resolutions Adopted
| by the Philadelphia
| Brotherhood.
Stirring Despatch fieln plaassll-
| dent Roberts.
| M * GO.
Reitcralion Of tic Story in Be-
gard to 4 United States
PrctcctoEa;o.
Republican Majority in PENN
| sylvania--(ifi:cial--I7,l7S.
The Union Pacific Railroad Ex-
ciFsi0nlsts.
From Chicago 10 Toledo--The
Party Separate.
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Order for Proof of VIII.

State OF Wisconsin, Manl'owoc County. SO.
Probate Office, Feb. 81, A. 1866
In the matter OF the Proof and Probate of the
last will and testament Of johanna Elmer de-
cea~, d. late Of the county of Mauitowoc
WHEREAS, ali insirument N writings pur-
w orung 10 be the last will and testament
OF Jnhaua Ellner, deceased, late OF the county
OF Minitowoc has been flied in Thu Office aud
whereas. application has been mad by Martin
Schmidt, praying that the same be proven and
admitted To Probate according to the laws 81
this State Therefore, it is ordered thai said
application be heard before ne vt he PROB t.
ohce in ;he village o; Manitnw &c in sad
county. On the 26.h day OF FebFuirs, 4 D
1856. at ten O'Clock A IL. And it IS further
ordered, that ,tice shall be given TO all persons
Interested ii sad vii of the timo and place o.
said hesrln-, by publication in the MtBito voc
Pilot, a reaspaper printed i'll ga j county, Ion
three successive week., once eaon week, p;iol
10 t!is time OF such hearing By the Court,
GEo II. H1RXER. T-uar1 ILL.,
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T.. J. SMALLEY,
In FrODa tc...Stste Of Hi.con,

In FlObatc...State Of Wiscon.ir
Manitc~oc County, SIS. n the matter Of the
estate of Charles ilottlemnnn, deceased
|nN this l4th day Of February, A. D. 1885
" upon reading aud fling the perition OF
Fredetch Rudolf Eating that Charles Hottie
mann Of the County Of Manitowoc. di. d
utestare on or about the 81 day of February
1866. aud praying that Frederick Ru rol, be ap.
pointed admins razor of the esta of the So; /
deceased 1t is Ordered, that said application
be heard before me, at the Probate O:Sce
in The town sur County Of Mahitouoc, OH tho
l2'h day of March, A. D 1865 at II
O'Clock A n. And it il further Order ed
that rotice Of such application and hearing he
givrn By publishing copy Of this order f1r
three successive weeks once IL each week IN
the Msntowoc Pilot, newspaper printed IN
>ai town AID County, prior To said heaii g
BY the Court. GEO W BARKER
County Juds e.
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Guar oil n ms : al L.. -.In Pr bate, Ma,

Guar oil ans ; al le. lin Pr bate, Maui
trw couaIy cour, IL the matter OF the
Gua, dal,sbip Of the Minor hens Of Henry
star, mry-r deceased
NOTICE. is b, given, thnt by virtue a',d
i IL pur-uaIc, Off Order Of L c,.n~e. made
IT. SAID matter, on the trst lay OF February, A.
1866 by The equity court of said County
the Undersigned Gu4ri OF the Minor heirs OF
SAID deceased, Viii, Oh Friday the 23i day OF
February, A D 1866, at 10 O'clock in the fore
NOM OF said day, at the Office OF the County
Judge in the Will sc Of Hanitowoc in said
county, offer for Sale, at Public Vendue, the
following described Lands, 10 wit all thai
certain part Of the north easf quarter of section
No tour 4 in Township No seventeen o.
north Of range n, twenty three east, com
mencing ninety three aLd ore third rods west
Of the north east corner OF said quarter section,
running thence west along the town | Ne, thirty
three one third rods, thence south one
hundred aud sixty r'ds, thence east thirty
three aud one third rods, thence north one
hund ed and sixty rods to the place of begin
ming Contain thirty three and one third
rods, more or less. The Terms OF Sale will be
made known at thu time place of sale.
FREDERICK HILMER
Guardian, &c.
Manitowoc, Feb. l. 1866.
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JOHN 6. ROBINSON,
VEL ElklNAlkY SURGEON
And Cattle Doctor

Member Of The College Of Veterinary snrgsnoe,
Dublin, ireland. Is perfectly acquainted With
every complaint which Horses and Cattle ara
subject to, and has had over 20 years practice
Resides one mile from Manitcwoc, OF the n. +
NJ. Plank Road.
RgFEnENCEs-Dr. EAsIoX, la 2. sxIJu,
Sheriff, Capt. ErGUEs, @. To1slsoN, J. CRow-
LEY. editor Of the Pilot H AoEB,soS, P.J
r.EEcr D.arci Mil.
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and for safe.

I AN nuthoriy - 20 s.ll the following d. scribsa
l eighty arr.so land in the toru Of ! rank =
I'm, " the North West quarter Il Hori
East quarter, ard the North Eat quarter q
North West quarter Of Section 81, Town ~
RsuSc % The band i zoo d and VEL ioc.,en
tile tile perfect, Ali il 7iite sol'i chssp.
IRE Li.UWLk1
Nauito soc. July Il IeS5,
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The Semi Weekly News
Is put'i.hed every Tuesday and Friday, 4, 81
per annum, in advance. HIS will be found ii
v,ry convenient issue in localities hav no
daily mail.
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BE WISE IN TINE
BE WISE ~ TINE.

DE WISE Nv lin L.
Let net dSeasc destroy your constiu ion.-
Try a bottle of my PERIODICAL DROPS, and you
wi Il be satisfied that ! AIN 10 inposter. Tell
your Effected friend VT at restored the bloom OF
health TO your checks and there by confer av
or more valuable than gold. For painful
scanty Menstruatior it is just the Thing / have
now in my mind instance OF lady who had
been suffering from painful Menstruation two
or TIRES years, combining her TO her room each
time. She had applied to several eminent ply
sicians, without rehet. when Que bottle OF lny
DROPS entirely cured her.
ONE BOTTLE CURES
ONE BOTTLE CURES
ONE BOTTLE CURES
In almost every case.
1t is Impossible to enjoy the bloom Of health
and vivacity of spirits, unles5 the Me"ses are
regular s to the time, the quantity, and quality.
When they are obstructed, nature makes her
efforts to obtain for it some other outlet, and
unless these efforts Of nature are assisted the
patient usually experiences Dependency, Nei.
vousnes. and finally CONSUMPTION assumes its
sway, and prematurely terminates mis- cradle
exis' ence
Do Tot suffer from these irregularities when
an investment of One Dollar in l., on's Perou-
cal Drops will regulate and r, store nature to IL
healthy course; aud
DO NOT BE IMPOSED UPON
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by those who have other preparations, which
they desire to palm Of upon tie strength OF the
popularity of my Drops. But wLeu the Drug
gist you apply TO h's not got them, either make
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lar to the nearest general wholesale agent, who
will return you a bottle b, return Express
See that The name OF inc l., ION i. Hritter
upon the directions which are wrapped around
each title None others are geI ulne. Tine =
fore, beware Of cou,tcrteits They arc Tor sale
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dollar ST ger bottle. Ii You wish relei take
no other
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Practcing Physician, New Haven, Conn
Who can be consulted concerning ali diseases,
either personally or by letter.
LORD i SIXTH Chicago, Wholesale Agents.
I 4 j ROBINSON, agents Ter this lace.
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iShAWLS. SrATLS selling at cost. at
- r~r2- MTLrOLLtND & &C.
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V"VC,
THIS establishments will always contain all the
i varieties OF Medicine Usually kept in Drug
Store, together with Paints, Oils, VarHsh, Al
coho, Spirits of Turpentine, Wines and Liquors
Medicinal purposes Also Fancy Articles,
soap aud Perfumery, Blank Books and Station.
cry, Gamphene, Fluid and Kerosine, and all The
,ther articles belonging TO this line.
~ PEEsCgIrI.~rs Csrofu''v rlIt ur to-t DIV
ard 1'2ht ~re.
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TO MARRIED LADIES

They are peculiarly adapted, as they bring the
monthly period with such perfect regularity.
l could furnish any amount OF testimonials
of iis efficacy from my own patients, but the
practice # bringing bcu hit and fictitious ones
befor the pubic is so prevalent, l do not deem
it advisable.
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CLIO. REED,

Attorney and Conn%rlior at Lar,
Gas resumed tnr praeilcc 81 or profession !
A2nIrowoc aud car now promise 10 CIV
prompt attention TO all professional 'u~ine-'
entrusted to him.
~ Collections made in sry part Of ths State
For few weeks his office viii be found al
his dwelling house.
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THE WEEKLY NEWS

Is otioiad at the low rate of 81 per year, for
glngie copies, invariably in advance. Clubs OF
Ave and upwards, sl,75 each.
II 70 Ia every respect popular edition. making
the
Best snd theaPsst Paper In the State.
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Caution!! CautiOn!!

Bear j., mind that | guarantee my DROPS
TO CURE Suppression OF the Mrnscs. ro,'s
whatever use, though care should be taken &c
a-cerra'n if pregnancy be the cause, "a these
DROPS would oe to produce miscarriage,
If AIKEN viii ST in that situation and all are
toned against using them, as wish it distinctly
undel stood that do not hold myself response
al cd Ind. snrh
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DRY GOODS H0USE!!
Lowest Market Prices

for cash, or in o1chang" for produce
The public are invited 20 give me . cal! -
INV store orc door above the Williams
House, and Famine Goods and rriccs. 1 Will
10 the best / can TO please all
ADAM BJESEK.
Msnlowoc, October, 18Th 1875.
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jon. n GLUBE,
HAMILTON s. TREAT.

4fiorneyS 0nd Couh>tHOrs of Lat
Office on York Street. Nanitu~oc. Wan c
County Wis Collections promptly a'teudeo
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THE DAILY NEWS
Is published every morning and evening,
(Mondays excetted,) at SIS tor six months, or
81, so for three months to Nail Subscribers, in
ADVANCE. Delivered in the city, 81 tor three
months, or 25c per week
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DRTTG @T40RF To the Ladies Of America!
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+, Ter than cure.
+ Lyons PERIODICAL DROPS have been used by
o, er twenty nye thousand !aies, witbIn tht
past six months, and the testimony Of all is,
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LIFE-GIyING lPILLs!
A Vcly Fountain of Youth.

For in every case the, add new life and vitality
aud restore The waning energies TO their pristine
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that Ponce de- Leon sough' for three hundred
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An Eternal Spring.!

1t was eft for this day 10 IT = reali ze TIE
dream, ana show, in one gIoIiouc fact the
magic hat made it fair
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a. TORRIsoS e. CO..
CHAs. A. REUTER-.

Justice Of tie Peace, Norary Public, Gcpera
Conveyauctr. and Agent Tor the 'i"adk e.
Mutual Insurance Company. viii attend t.
the payment of faxes, &c. once south O
the Court House.
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City, County and State.

Or the h4E pin.ss and uest interests of eur
people will find III the CO umus of THE NEWS
ready anu persistent advocate
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Nssts.-- NGhP genuine with u the e.
gtaved iradt-nt 4 Il nj each pit ID
-igrrd BY DR. MAGGiE;., i3 Flltou slice,
" " 4.rK 10 coun erieI WI tn II felony.
~ sod hy Il r'sF' ctobtr Dealers i'll Medi>
clnes throughout the Juncd States and Canadas
at 25 oents per box y1n2G
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1866-03-09
FOR BILIOUS DISORDERS

Nothing can b. more productive OF cure tn
these Pills. Their almost magic influence is felt
at ouce, and he cuncOmit ants of this most
dis ressing diseas- ar. removed. These reme>
dies are made from h. purest
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1866-03-09
THESE FAKOUS RENEDIE.

Cannot stay the fight Of years, but they can
force back, AID hold aioof disease tina, might
triumph over The aged and the you G Let
none hesitate then. 1T seize the favorable OPP
portunity that ,hers. When taken rs prescribed
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1866-03-09

Always ready to TOE The MARX ana & We ouI
friends the fuil advantage OF any o. cline III the
markets, and having extraordinary advantages
tor laying in goods at the LOWEST raICKs, VIC
shall rot DE behind IN the race tor puohc pat
rouage.