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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-08-17

We notice tha, the las wears income pt
Mt. Lawrence Barnes. the great lumber
merchant Of Burlington. vas over nfnety-
fire Thousand dollars. This is an enorino
sun. we presume the LARGEST in the state:
Yet so far as we know. it Is Justly male.
We learn that only a few Years ago. Mr.
!jaincs was iii very moderate circumstan-
ccs. His house burning at that time. left
him pcnniess. His ncighbors assisted him
IN his need and when more prosperous
days came, he paid all with interest. Such
men deserve TO succeed; and If he retain.
this spiri 10 the end, his prosperity will not
only be L blessing to himself. but benefit
To- community. Such incomes would MOI
be possible ~ any age or country bu, His.
licy Illustrate the resources of orr j,ari,,I!
and he business methods OF our fine.
Ne'er We're men 50 tempted to lust. 10 COW
elousne>S. to eXirava rance. On the other
nand. never could men Of wealth do more
good VITA Jheir Gains than now. If Our H.
>t!intion> are 10 stand oar schools and col
l"G"> must % endowed to meet the de
n2niS 81 the times. and our reIie;ous char
titles carry the truth to every door.
Vets Rjtc,.
y tine conc0ur>c Of people were greatly
, entertained Tuesday, evening of last week.
al Durant's Hall, by 4 Floral Concert, the
"Festival of the Rose, or a Day in Area
Ola" rendered by Soule forty children. as
sisted BY several young ladies of the place
ihc programme was as follows:
PART l.
/ Rec tat!oi Lo. TIE Rcd Sln'iuht.
Hr";-caoru' Go Oua Morn ng
Chorus # SLcrhe d ssc
/ Ct tin Nov ~ Br..hr Lis
. { or"s II Mood >ynpn AID Maids Of tn. Waterfall
ihs"H5 -G0oI No nin p.
! St. Z =, lost in he No ut. ns of Afcadia
/ Ihnu- oar Niliasr Btlis.
/ Gils.y Chorus
/ Herald.
. i'r cc,-io,
Song Of or aai Attendants
So' 3 Of tie FloRcr GI
/ Coronation
Sclni-C horn
/ p ctt ii III { lie >ccptrc
. IhoGs I.o1. live on B-.u iou~ ca en.
/ Fairy Queen, md Hpitc q the Season.
I'D !rcss b. hr ga IL.
-. hoT- ID e, i'll ell On In. Mouut tin1.
! ) nit nor fly uUr Mclncn's p.s.
G Ac'u .in5 Hymn.
Some OF the Staging was very excellent.
ant' the entire performance evinced the
most tircIess fidelity Oh the part of those BY
whom il had been uI,..u,raI All thc,.L
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Segur's
PRESCRIBED GOLDEN SEAL.

Recuni-n' r'i or the treatment q: Dyspepsia ind
ton general debility and lever AID agur, ana Tsan
a cure inE-a3 To- Dr. - e sse-Gr Il = IA EGG able
ma 81 thirteen distinct ar;i,;e>. and i approx e.
ail Prescribed ~ the medical profession A issicln
hD has made u. Il Z in h- practise sass. IL : harm
c-s A" HE IL potent dos al. aS Is Tie else with
lAi' meiic!neS, eave a shat;-Te, CONSTITUTION II. is
iT4CA sid ty all druggists ORKIS SKINNER & CO.
Sule PrOprictOrS Springfield. MasS
The irade OBTAIN il Vi any Nsw IoIk or Boston
medicine house.
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*. BICkNELLS SYRUP.
TIE GREAT
CHOLERA REIEDE.

A-o 'y cry, iarraa, cio5ra inorbuz. SUMMER IT,
pain pain DE- or mp mach or bowel, lex IT, sour
stomach, pal r c lie &c, AMI j warranted r 1T
Ply. rely cl;yt BE, with art cl Of ofia:,
or ic. III hIy matte very icisent T. the IL
NIL :. bu' SIR. l. etfcC warns and enr he's tie
So EN-, ct Liz a c arm, aft rds aim i.n.cis,. r.
Lee. IN t.-re # tie ficie will atisfy The ncred-
uIus OF tl,,- f.cis soi by gil cs in medicine
lie.se END irc.la and ,-y l.. Prepared cniv by
EDWARD SUTTON, Providence, r. |.
GLD. Z. GOODWIN x Co, Bostoc, ti neal AGENT
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)'tl.!;iH'\IA\.
uCAI AND STATE ITEMS.

Icv.r 20 IL kc II. Ca. d I'M v.lIable flr
-. vs.: Il. d o" friends IN called MA, fsseS a. d
.nd,- W l. confer great f.vor o Us nd add
..t,iI, + Ii inter OF he Iap.r by 5Hding ~
...,.. III a brc., lr@io!c form
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SNettal z,ojuts.

NOTICE. There viii be pr, ching in the hi of r.
I'd | ioa schooi hogts' Is I'D. II. Cant,li on Sun
Gay, Au,>. |, and T.. To-
CE,irra dv-,ntcrs u-h-c,jI> apI rheuu.ltisln ar
4t,..y 'urihy AMERICAN LEE DhOPS
Why VIII y3H ~a,cr: The rc,u,4y is
within !cIe!. %, ali Sno,aicrs Compound Fluid Ex-
r,t BHcts viii Of all kidney Diseases rhcnna
;j,u vt gravel and jr5p,y, Rad Rev. Mr.. Meucn's
testimony
CHARLEsrowH Mass Nov. %, 1868.
II ',rr,. BUrei-h L ger, e" it a uty owe 10 you
,il.i such Of the community Offering is | have
,uic., 10 Inakc known through the ncum of yonr adj
yert-rc.t, the cure that tlou-h the &es,ns flood
.o| have wrought ,.!a.c by ISL. SloatiI,"rs Buchu
lntl -.i '"d over OLE yey with kidney disease, bad
-" ' A'! N.s. took four bottles of%4oItnIel's Bu
't., 49," ,!srd ga, a. naH enjoy better health han
ever Pea" ma" S"gh H., OF uv rane and this letter
a. yon"1" !dr> roper. IN NJ M.:LLEN
C"G't ;i~,.,uiry, 3 L.wrc..,, =.
/; go '..r ...r. a,l oe J c. Ha-a ..n ami :. Kau-
.l', a''t al .p.'h,ylrj'. ECRLEu,H y RU.,ERs.
p Ken, ,','s,. A+r.'> Az ..r ,,l..I:;.r's Bu,nu
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.'"t:. i;syi>- vegetable Fam Hitler.


The ia. lalny medicine If th" r-o. Ev,y volume r
hie have 5o;tc IL case Oh sudden a,as IF ,.i,ra
Pain Her. tUac:, internally, ,ouI De .ierd,ed 81 III
,.s., water an! ,gg.,;t with sl-Ir ur mad. Tito
'--r, y:t'I r.a!>->. Fyr ,oG-a. ,.r p ~ -.-
.''e. I'll - more clr".u-i ,t a..y thing else. + 4
" r..>.. -.r-ir jny throat it'll mixture OF Pain XII
~ Az. ",r .d .At -'iic j, Immediate AZ. care posi-
i've l. ~'oa..t.t oc t5r-o,ten lhtt The Pan Killer Is
"GA"S a. zoo. 20 rdko Internally to externally.
--,- b''-e = 1.pcI With f lire ciiJ. ,r il, ,e. sep
iiat.',:ti Cossivrnr>> Causes
h'4}Avi'' u ]A"--' ""ims liver compliant, DYSPEPSIA
"r stomach, Bat breath, &c Tie ,u~est preventive is
nr HAr-t>on Pert;!tIc L. e,.es being 10th tonic and
laxative. they restore III eav curing co>riye
n''' Ia tn opi}n Of eE ; druggist they are the mos,
.e-t aEa eiiectH4' remedy f9t ;ae plies amt the only
r'' t reaches the cause. Outward application, are
.n time and ...oIIcy wasted.
p: s.e by J 5 HARRISON Co, Propreiyrs. n. J
fremont Temple, Boston, AID by al druggists or viii be
mailed Oh receiving - cIs. tsep1
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NHEVALIER'S LIFE for the HAIR.

VIII gray hair IL original c!or strengthen
and promote the -ToHt 81 & aks; hair --op ifs lll-
ing keep -hr head cl,-i-,. c,ol ~! hr fv n u,
used frcriy contains nothing injurious J. unparalleled
nai- dressing ami j. r,rp5.ri,l.i I'D uri *
i-t phv-ri:lS. a--iTe ,a.es i.l .-.if- l.
all Iire ior TN hair sod l.. a.. 4. ii-..iS:- aud
office. Ne. liz. E:ntd-:.y. \. Y SARAH \
CHEVALIER. VI. u. A. ~ici ale IN B.-on Iv ,ieo &
I;ond~in & Co. Week. And Potter. " = Ban ( Co. Car
Ter y Wiley
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| - INTERNAL REVENUE TAX
COLLECTORS NOTICE.

N";lr = E,-c gi.Su TIA the nnual taxes Tor he "a
& lection district 4 Vernon, upon irclne~ ioen-ts
4 Az i,lils-t lie. c'e-, iaEica inst III, nj.
iltr &c e the pr visions al he v.riuGs act I
c' r t.lCi.znG in',Tla. revenue, are " da,
and T. yail AID ;hdt p,.s., or ~ depu - X II al
'n 4 I isii3'!i IL {. eve ia, viz: in
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
!; c.!octi's oi.cc, : : hrsitrv H,ur, s-turd ".
u Ed,y ard ,ues ~. :, p sln, e. ], ; and
y th' lya,oi Hos, iyaccn, N'-dar Angus -.
\ ifl.l. a." q. NCst nike, Tl' scsy, An ust =
" HIS II I'll, las II .;iw.ck Thrr-av :. m Aug B.
Il -. n iIDtc. So-tl !I-Ii. -, La IA \ T. H. 2
- "a! II I'll. lanviiir, F,illy, p. m Angus. 81
81 fvIi- IL La Let. Weinl4 da, S.lirTlbrr =,
ORANGE COUNTY.
At tie Co.ssk icr: T. Nell I.ver Ill,l.-..sv, SEPT
ne = ii- li-,.l, Nrwtg,y. Fii.sy. Sept =
4 ne T,a;t,r ,I,u Bradford. No,,day, :, IT H.
i II =. II iavIn, East init, Tue day, SEPT. IL
~ { ul L Bro rs, Wes; Earl =. Wedne-dly, >e,I l.
\ "a r. en,T -, PIT, NcTta Theft I'd Thursd = L.
Buzz : !! I :, II Nod FGdav. -. :. II
II liu u-on iio eli's o:cr, W Randolph n lrd N
and A'ni Y, Sept - I'D Il.
~ Gaei@'a ii0u-c Chelsea, Wed l. Thurs Sep 70 4 =.
4 syT"l Il LYME s'or., Hillamsteu;, sept -
y y. Pc--ous who n,cle.- pay Their as.es IL ms
w.'hi r. tim a0ye -IeCifed, vii. b. -hj- CT 20 ID
;i"i!ii CHARGE and =. Taxes csn bc &c by ;ther
p. SOS and receipts W I. lie Ie Erngl.
CnAEl-i : :. DANA, {, llee:.r d Dis Vt
II. JulIsLUry. Aug. Il, 1866 lt-l>
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E'ATING SALOON.
CIGARS,

froons, Dornls best kerosene oil Bryd,n's Condition
POWDERS ioT horses sid NeSlRnds Lin. NJ all Il which
l VIII sell q cheap tn time Ri admit Of Allen
lsock, entrance EasteIn Areuu..
WM. NJ MATTHEWS.
St Johusblrz July @ 1850. lift
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1866-03-09

THIS MACHINE, is constructed on entirely
l. new princiL les of mechanicism possessing
many rare aid valuable improvements, having
been examined by the most profound experts,
and pronounced to be
SIMPLICITY AND PERFECTION CoNBINFDi -
lt has straight need 2, perpendicular action
makes the Lock or Shuttle Stitch which will
neither RIP nor RAEEL and is alike on both
sides: performs perfect sewing On every de.
scrption OF material, from Lea her to the finest
Nansook Muslin, with cotton, linen or silk
thread, from the coars, ST to IT, finest number
Having neither CAM nor COG W HEEL, aud
the least possible friction, it RUS as smooth as
glass, and is enphatic llly a
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SHEET Music DEPARTMENT

We have unusual facilities for supplying the
waits If the public, being in constant re cept
OF all the new music published in the United
States, and the best of foreign publications,
which Together with our own constantly in
creasing catalogue, constitute stock of great
and choice variety.
The public is cordially invited to visit this
model ESTABLISHING Mt and examine the beauti ul
assortment OF music and musical instruments
II. n. HEMPSTED,
2JS Main street, Milwaukee.
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NOTICE

Is HEREBY given, that the ar Undersigned "a
now the sole owner OF the Menssba and Mani
towoc Plank Road lying between the village
of Ma nitowoc and the Branch Mills, and of all
the rights, franchises and annuniies which were
erjoyed by said company under their charter
AMI the several acts smenjatory thereof, aod
he has the right to take, receive and have sl
lie tolls due or 10 become due for travel on
said road, ard that he has the power to demard,
sue for and collect the same, and to prosecute
for all violations OF tie provisions of the charter
Ct sad company, and Of the general laws upon
the sui jet Of pi, Tx roads, and he is bound to
enforce the same sgains all parties who may
hereafter bheuiiy Of any such violations, That
SAID road with its franchises &C., was trans
ferfed 10 him. under section two OF chapter Ali
OF the Private and local laws, entitled act
20 amepd AN act entitled" act 10 incor-
| porste The Ne-nah aud Mauitowoc plank road
comp any, approved March 10, 1913, and the
| several acts amehdatOry Thereof, approved
! April 10, 1865, which section rtad as follows ::
| 1t shall be lawful TO, the directors of said
| company 10 l'ase ior term OF years, or to sell
and convey, any portion of said road to the
| owner OF ally sncb ju: gment or to the purchaser
| or purchasers OF The same under such Judgment
| tege her with all tie rishts, franchises and
! imMrGiries OF said company under its said
/ charter, and the several acts amendatory there.
| OF upon slch terms and condltltn s as 10 them
| or a majority OF them may seem reasonable aud
proper; and such ,ssee, purchaser or purchas.
ers and his or their assigns, sha have and
| Lois the same, together WITH all the said rights,
ira chises, privileges and imnunt,es OF said
company. and may in his or their own name
| and right take aud receive the tolls on said
road, and demand, sue for, recover and collect
such tolls and sue for and recover in any court
having jurisdiction, damages done by any parry
or person to said rosi or the property thereof
| in The same manner and with like fleet as the
said company can IT c.uld by law do; ard such
lease or conveyance signed by the president Of
said company, under the seal of the same, duly
Witnessed and acknowledged, and recorded IL
the Office Of register OF deeds OF the county o.
MauiIowoc shall be notice to all persons, and
be blndii and ,ff-ctual for the purposes II
| this-a act mentioned
DAVID s. c. NLEY.
Mauitowoc February &c, 1866.
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Administrators Sale

In Probate, Manitowoc County Court. In
the matter OF the estate of Charles kuehn, de-
ceased.
NOTICES hereby ven that BY virtue ard
IN pursuance Of al order Of license, m ade in
said matter, on the 19Ih day OF February, A. D.
1906, bJ the county court Of said county, the
undelsig ed administrator with the will annex ed
O. the e>ta'e of said deceased, viii on Saturday
the 18th day of March, D. 1866, at 10 O'clock
IN the tore Don OF said day, at the office OF the
County Judge in The village OF Msnitowoc in
Sid county, offer Tor sale at public vendue, the
following described lands situate, lying and
being III said county, OF nitowoc, TO- wit:
Lot No. four "A in Block NJ. for'y~four A |
IN the village OF 1wo Rivers in said county Of
Mani!owcc
Ii No twelve Il in Block No. seventy one
III in said villag" i Two ivers
Lor No eli hit Isl in Block No, sixty nine
SO in said village OF Two Rivers
The east half OF Lot No, nine 9 in Block ore
hundred and sixry-fye IlG5l III the village OF
Mamtowoc in said county.
Lit No h,ee s 81 Section No. ten TlG1 of
Township No. In e,.'n Isl north of Range
No twenty four ia east
Lot No four IA OF Section No ten [lol of
township No iineteen 10 north OF Range
No twenty tour IA east
IT," south east quarter of Section No nine 9 |
OF Township No. nineteen (l9) north OF Range
N t"entytour p east
The east halt OF the east half of the north west
quarter OF Section N. twenty seven (27) Of
T"wuship No. twenty (20) north of Rage No
twenty four { 24J east.
The east halt of the north cas-. quar- er Of
Section M. nine (?) of Township No twenty
one t2ll north OF Range NJ. tweLty-tour GA
easr.
The terms of sale will be made known at the
time and place of sale
CHARLES LULING,
Administrator with the will annexed OF the
estate OF Charles Kuchn deceased
Date at ManItowoc the Goth day of February,
A. ID 1866
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- - - -. -.
Examination of Teachers.
brrcE OF Cors7r SUPERINTENDENT
nE SCnnoIs


OF SCHOOLS,
MASrowoc, February Is, 1866
The .emi-annual Examination of Teach
srs in :he Public SCHOOLS of this comfy
will take place rs follows.
In District No. l-Comprising the
Towns OF Gibson, Two Creeks, MIshicott
md Two kivers-ai tue School house. in
HE viIlaQe ef Mislicou, on Monday
March 49,
In District No. 2-Comprisirg the
towns Of Manitowoc. Manitowoc Rapids
aud Newron-at the School house, in
School District No. ., village Of Mani
,owtc, on Wednesday, March u.
In Di-trict No. 3-Comprising the
towns of Cooperstoun, Franklin kossuth,
and Maple Gtore-at tie School House
10 School District No. /, near Coupeks
Mills, in The town Of kossulh, on Friday
March %.
In District No. 4 - Comprising the
towns Of Cato. Eaton, Liberty, and Rock
land-at the School House in CIarks
Mills, in the town Of Cato, on Monday
March 90.
IN Dlsu1c, No. 5-ComIri,ipg the
towns Of Cerirevile, SchIes~ig, and
Meene- a, the School Uou-e near II
MuIhoIland in the town Of Meme, OF
Wednesday March 2S.
Applicants will please provide them
selres with good lead pencii-, and De pres
ent at the time and place appointed
promptly at 2 O'clock A NJ.
JtkE. CROWLEY,
COUNTY Superintendent Of Schools
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| THIS New Music Hall one OF the most spa
clous and elegant establishments Of the
kind in the United Staes, is now fully compile ID
and stocked with splendid assortment of PIANOS
HELonEpNs HARMONUMs MI &c ROCKS MUSIC
and MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Of every description.
Our $40 is unsurpassed in extt n and va,i-
ETY., and we are fully epared to furnish any
article il the music trade and of the best quality
! those about selecting Pianos, we fer I'M
usual advantages having al all times very large
| assortment and from variety of makers We
DO not confne ourselves to the sale Ct Pianos
from one or two houses only. but have il stru~
mems from all the leadinc makers Of New York
30 ton and elsewhere. Per. ons wishing to buv
good Piano have Therefore very opportunity
at this establishment of making a satisfactory
selection.
Every Piano is fully warranted for FIVE year
We offer our Pianos invariably at ac o,y p ic, S
without adding irei ght All of our Pianos are
good substantial IN Iruments made tf well sea
soned Il atcrials, by Skillful won kmen, and tie
tone Is always pure and sympathetic aud the dur
ability and capacity OF remaining in tune IN
eqnaled.
Persons out Of the city wishing to buy a good
Piano and unable to visit the city for that pur-
poe. can have one selected fer them a salts
faction will in all CAGES be guaranteed, both a.
to quality and price or the Instrument lney be
retul ned at our expense.
This is the onl place in the city where the
celebrated SrEINwAY 4 Sons and CHIcKERIN G
Sons Planes can be obtained.
The as ortment Of Melodeons, Harmonious,
and American Organs il very full and varied
OF the celebrated Instruments OF this class E.aie
by PRINCE Co, and S. D & II " SMITH we
have now full supply. Military Band Instru-
ments, Drums, Guitars, Victims, and in fact
every descriE ton of musical Instruments iu use
The finest Keenan, Violin an1 Guitar Stri gs
imported expressly for our trade and VI sur.
passed for quality ana dura bility. Iu the
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LUMBER, PRODUCE,
Lath, Shingles, &C., in Cash!
NJ. MAHONEY.
Hanitowoc, May 5, 1863.
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T.GJ. ROBINSON, Agents for M,nto~ &C.
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Right Side Up With Care!

The Planning Mil recently destroyed by fire
has been re built and ;the undersigned is now
pre- pared to plane and oh flooring, plane
siding, cut flooring into. siding, III short to do
all kinds Ct work usually done ii first class
planning mill.
Doors,
P1ipSc
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ID 1 Ed.

In this village on the 9th inst. FREDDIE
N infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs. X. 6. MERRILL,
aged Is months
Too fair and bright for earthly bowcrs,
Transpla nted to thy native skies.
Thou'rt blooming mid celestial flowers:
In the best cline OF Paradise.
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Blinds,
Bedsteads,
Door & Window Frames,
aud all kinds of turned wood work constantly Oh
hand or made TO OF der III the best manncr.
rlaned siding furnished as cheap as it csn be
bought at the mills rough.
A liberal hare of patronage solicited.
BYRON MARKHAM.
Manitowoc, Aug. II, 1865.
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In Probate.

Maiitowoc County Court state Of Wi consin,
Nanito"oc County, In The matter of the estate
OF James Donnelly, deceased
IN this 10Th day of +, bruary, a. D. 500,
~ upon reading and fling the petition of
Henry Donnelly, stating that James Donnely,
or abb ut the 22d day OF June, 1862, aid pray
ing that William Backus be appointed admin.
lstrator Of the estate of the said deceased
1t is Ordered. that ssii application be heard
before ME, at the Probate Office in the town
and county OF Mautowoc. on the 18th day OF
March, a. 1866, az 10 O'clock A. N. And
1T Further Ordered, that notice of said spplica
ton and hearing be given by publishing copy
oil this order for three successive weeks, once in
each week in the Manitowoc Pilot. a newspaper
printed in said village, prior to laid hearing,
By the Court ~
GEO. W. BARKER, County Judge.
Manitowoc, February 10, 1866.
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NoiSeless Machine!

1t requires FIFTY PER CENT LESS row.
Err 10 drive it than any other machine il the
ma ket. A girl IL years OF age can work it
steadily, withou fatigue or il jury to health.
Its strength and WONDERFUL SIAPLICI-
TY of construction, renders it almost inrpossi-
bic to get out of order aud is GUARANTEED
by the company to give entire satisfaction.
We respectfully invite all those WHO may de-
sire to supply them'elves with super or article
to come and examine this UNRlVALLED
Machin
One huff hours instruction is sufficient, TO
enable any person 10 aoork THIS Machine to their
entire satisfaction.
RELIGIOUS and CHARITABLE INSTITU-
TlONS ariN be literally dealt ,ciM
AGENTS WANTED for all towns in the United
States where Agents are not already established
Also, Tor Cuba, Mexico, Cen raj and South
America, to whom a liberal discount will be
given.
No consignments made at all. Address,
EMPIRE SEWING MACHINE MANUFACTURING &C. =,
A. Il. G. $50 Broadway. N Y.
Principal Agencies Established - Port nd
Me, Deerng Mllliken Co; Providence, L
J. NJ, Wheeler; Norwich, Conn, e. W. Var
ington; Syracus, \. Y John H. Fowler.
Cincinnati, o., Mather & " lson.
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GEO. Z. GOBLIN,
In Probate. -MIntow &c ecu lty Court
n the matter Of the estate vi Frank Ilei shuIau

In Probate. NJ inflow &c equity Court
n the matter OF the estate vi FrtnH Her sluau
deceased
nN this 1t day OF march 4. D 1866, upor
~ reading and fling the pcrlton OF Barhra
h.Ishual., Of the town Of hossuth, in 'ht
county OF hniloW0c, stath that Fraun
Hers man. late OF kossl'h in the county atore
eaic. died interstate or about the 10 b dir 0
september, 1865 aid piayns hat Joseph
Pouocuy DE appointed Admins traitor OF the
cstltr VI The sud deceased. IL 5 Ordered, thai
-sid Application be he I'd b tcre me, at the
Probate Once il the town and county of Mani
tc~oc on the % h lay of March, A. D. 1856
L 10 o'clock A NJ. And It is further ordered
that uotice Ct such application ard heariG be
ken, by publkhiug 4 copy oi this order Ton
three su't, esive week., once i / each week ia
The "Manitowoc Eliot" newspaper Irinted ia
laid town aud County, prior 10 said hearing
By the Court
GEO ". BARKER, County JUICE
Mssitowcc, March :, 1906.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1866-03-09
SHERMAN HOUSE
BY
TIMOTHY O'BRIEN,
Main street. 800 NI.IN AulAc g.

THIS HOUSE, stuarad near the landing of
l. the Various steamboats, running into Nil
wauhec, aid also il a central part o. Il city, is
ow open Tor The reception OF guests and no
pains or cxcIt;un- viii tie spared o make them
comfortable at a low charge. The ole siil b,
rushed with the bet the market of rds and
srtIy cndeavor vi i b. made to please. y7n33