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COVE s. IsRDTHER.

OUSES RAISED AND MOVED.
A4 Having superior facilities Tor raising aud
moving houses. we would announce 70 tha =;
tisens of Manitowoc {tcwn and COUNTY, th at
eny business en- trusted to our care will reeiv.
pr ,mpt attention. aud DC performed if n man
ner warranted % give satisfaction. Enquire
It the ..Tribune" ofice ss hk 1sis
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-.FRED. SCHR REDER

MEAT ARKET.-Having purchas-
lxI ed the business of Vim. Brown I shall
h6reafeer constants y keep hand the cnoiecst
meats at the lowest rates share of public
ratroaaSe solicited. 1917
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NOTICE

IS hereby given th4t nv wife Johanna Ma
Ion, having LETT my bed aud board without
just provecatior, 1 warn every ore agains.
haroorlng or trusting ner on nay account, as
shall pay uc debls Of nc contracting
5-4t* JOHN bAGGERTY.
Liberty, Manitowoc Co, Wis, May q, 1867 :
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G4etc advertisements.
Oa Is AD~@MEoxs&r
NOTICE !!

All persons conc,r rned are hereby advertised
and notisei thst aprenis will be received and
determined relative to any erroneous or ex.
cessive valustiors, ssscsstnents or enurnerA-
tons By the Assessor or assistant Assessor, re-
turned in the nnual list for the year 1897, IN
the Fifth Collection District Of the State ct
Wisconsin, under the Internal Revenue Laws
of the United States, at the Assessor in the
Village of Wautoma. County os Waushxrs, en-
the 18th day of June. 1867.
All appea IS to the Assessor, as sfor resnid must
De made in writing, and specify the particular
cause, Matter. or thing respecting which e de-
cision is requested. a,d shall moreover. rtsts
the ground or principle cf errorcompiaine Of.
J. ). BUGH, Assessor,
Fifth district, Wisconsin.
Dated May 20. 1857. Civ
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AMERICAN INDUSTRY. The value in
gold of the annual products Of the people
OF the United States for the year 1865.
was In round numbers, as follows: Those
engaged in agriculture, ST, 500, ,00o; man:
ufactures, including all processes be-
between the raw material and consume
ton, 1900, coo; mining, 500, 00o, ,00l
fishing, Is, 600, 900; hunting, 81, 00G, 600:
wood cutting, etc., $25, eco, coo. domes-
tic commerce, 81, 800. 000, 900; foreign
commerce, $4,000, GOO; net annual
earnings or gross increase Of money value
derived from exchanging products with
foreign countries, engaged in improving
the face of the country and suhduing it
to the purposes OF society, 2,400, 600; the
same reduced 20 currency, SO, i5S, 600, 600.
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NOTICE..

The undersigned viii contiuus the drug
business at the old place. and hope. to meris
continuance of the patronage So hbsraiIy
bestowed on the old 6rm.
o. L, BACON
MaaitoSoc May 2s, 1887. ca
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O1'ECE.

The celebrated STALLION FRANK, VIII
be at the Williams House Stable, On Wednes-
Gay the'24th day of April. and on every " ed
nesday aud Saturday following. On other
days he can be found n my farm
JAG0B LUEPS.
MGLitowoc, Wis, April 10, 1861. 52ss
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EE.aS.EAV s. COX.

HOUSE, Sign aud Carriage Painting
IL Gralui.g, Wall Coioring Paper Iianx-
ing &c, &c. Shol o., yos.; Street, Opposite
Natioual Hotel I42
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s, S.f.3.fi EFS O.E'

MANUFACTURER AND DEALER
vi in Boots, Shoes, Leather, re-, &c.
Shop on Eighth near the eerner Of Buffalo Sreei
Repairing nes ly and promptly executed.
Manisowae, Sent. 20 TS65 dw-tf
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II. R. s.s.rEERSOH.

T A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR
"A at Law, Mantowoc, Wisconsin
Agent for the Phoenix Life Insurance Com
pAny. J2.2Aff
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MILLINERY.

MISS A. ARNOLD would respoet-
IA aully anuouRce 10 the Lad les of Msriro-
woc and vicinity that she has on hand aud l.
constantly RECEIVING choice seIectian of
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H.4.NgETe.s s. TRE.{T.

4 TTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS
IA at Law. Office York Stree,, Mantle
woo. Wisconsin. Collections promptly attend
Cd to, 1852
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Bonzae1sz Hats,
RIBBONS, FLOWERS.

Ard every hing usually kept ia a FASHION,
ABLE MILLINERY STORE
~ Special attention given to pressing,
bleaching and cleaning OF liza and Bonness,
York Street, door west OF J. Villas 4
COS store. Sun
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J. -. .u.suKM.s.u.

4 TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR
"A at Law. Office. corner of Sth and Quay
Streets, Mani -owac, Wisconsin, 20
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.fesc advertisements.
FOR SALE.

small, second hand Engine and Boiler
capable of running a shingle machine. Price
$5Go down, and 55t0 in six mouths,
Enquire at Richards Foundry 53m+
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4 TTGRNEY AND COUNSELOR
IA at Law. Land and Insurance Agent.
Will attend promptly to all business entrust-
ed to his care. OfT1ee corner of Eighth and
Franklin Streets. Mnnitowoe. Wis. Agency
for the tfttna Insurance Co., of Hartford. CT.
Capital stock $500 zoe. 4-l!tf
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4 NEW SUPPLY of all kinds OF
"A Thread and Needles for Snge-'- Sewing
Machines, at the Franklin Bookstore.
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CHARLES II. W,.lLKER.
8. II. gj-DOD.

4 TTORNEY AT LAW. Manitowoc,
"A Wisconsin. Otiiee, oR Eighth Street
over the First National Bank jyI9'e5
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cos NGP9LFY.E FsRTEE

X
DY Y. SCHALLENBECK & co.
I) Garner of seven h aud Franklin Streets,
fSoatA Side.l Manitawoc Nv is',onsip. -
The above new and CT .nndious Hotel is now
~open FIR tho reception of guests. It is fitted mp
in the latest asld most improved style. and no
pains viii he spared to make it an agreeable
and comfortable home for the travelling public.
H.. scHELLESBEcK, l3-26 c. G. KssLIsGEn.
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E.1TIOY.sL HOTEL.
THOMAS WINDIATE, PRoPRIE'

Il This FIRST class house i-in excellent condi-
tion and the proprietor is confident that he
oln give perfect satisfaction to the travelin. .
pablic-@
"A Basss wilafways hs faand readytto take
travellers to and from he boats good Liv-
eryStable is kept in. conHection with .he House
70 81
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Mem publications.
4 LITERARY PHENOMENON.

Tie sagulse snccess recently pubhe ard 'T hneu te'
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the tone Of conversation books Known Nothing
he Il hs b.sp seen cs hs pube Of Victor Husos Ies he
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running H. Al I~dod ~, Adams Tres's' we're
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Tho ica criticism With which v rc,levsrs have ssd,a,ord 70
another uary varied uis has Puto' th, rH7
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perfect and whose dazzling attractions they NonI an'h Win
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Meantime the reading fjore che york u nnu
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LAST WARNING CRY Aois by tie .tmf hrd a. ID" "t.t
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New Publications.
Published this Day.
FnDNthtH NuIb OHJ'
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The sutoe NOT only relied Gov Aliens own PAPERS ana
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HNHE ORACLE OF AMERICAN LIIERA-
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CONCLUSION or COLONEL RyRAgD. Ruaapcs q Aisi.n
and
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ABOUT THE NOSE "A .-sAy nat prominent feature
LITERARY NOTES ABOUT AUTHORS AND BOOKS.
PERSONAL What the no.sbinss re dong.
LOVE AND BEER At EBB A Poem .nl = Parody.
FOREIGN GOSSIP Choice excerpts gernsd from foIs.Yn gfJtus
MusIC AND THE DRAMA. Criticism.
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yVATERs SQUARE and UPRIGHT PIANOS,
w MELoDBoSS and GARNET ORGANS, the best msnae9rei
rrhascd MoEy payments recehed for
Second Pianos bargains from $50 10 S225 Old
Lba discount teachers and elerymen
Cash tuned and repaired New T.
Pianos Tor s2i5 aud Upward Wseooms. No sl Broadway,
NY HORACE WATERS.
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4. xxss
ssssscxl @@w az <as
ASA al sssn ba4 sza t@s1
Es u 1ci j .. 10 ,no1s
. .bsSzell atssss J
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-23

0eRinnsnG at the south
west corner Of said lot,
running thence on q
line with North Caro-
lima aven ne one hun
dred and dfty.etght
feet one inch, thence
north westwardly with
the dividing liae be-
tween lots seven and
eight eighty seven feet
two inches, thence
west one hundred feet, |
thence south forty. I'VE
feet. thence east nine
~ feet thence sout n
twenty feet, thence.
wsa ninety est,thence
soath eighty.dve feet
four inches 70 the be.
ginning. !
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y eknhn, Joseph. ........
Beginning at the south
eastern corner OF eaid
LOT and % mare, thence
north along Twelfth
street west niu0ty feet,
thence due west 70 the
western line Of said lot,
thence oo0th west
wardiy along said line
70 the south Weetsfn,
corner Of satd lot and
Ohio avenue, thence
along said avenue %
the beginning.
Jane J.-.,.l
First installment water.
SoA say
Being the Wost thirty.
seven feet sven aad.
quarter tnchee fYoat OF
said lot b. tbs aepshI
WsreoS.
Newman, Juiius A,.....
Frat installmens water
@x................E3 IS
Being The wet twenty
five feet front Of saioI
lot ~ the depth thereof
Norris, John E .....
Neale, John E.
Fret installmsnf water
SoA .&3-S1
Being the west twenty.
Two feet front Of eaid
lot by the depth thereof
Ditto ...........
First instaflment water
J" -..-............A-3 b
Beang the east tWUnty.
dve feet froat OF eaid
lot by the depth.
Ottto ................
Norhedge, Jane
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firrt instaiinsnt waisrI
H1-...-.........-.$J-@
beGinSinG 81 The soaeh |
east angie az sasd lo;
numesr tvo, 1uensnE
tnsnce north oup ha0, |
0r~d and h,rty. ave
feer @ssce Se.t tWea
ty-hvs test ten sud half
mSss, then CO south
ofseea lees, sneues
enthusiastically sew,
eseeen FIX, thsnss,
sSosh eny.shrpo sosSi
Weooe oo0tnoaaS md
~ 0ueeo1 IesS 5O1Y
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ANssonos us /.
First installment water
~A.. @.UI
Beginning on Twentieth
street west twelve feet
ten and three quarter
inches from the south i.
east corner of said
lot, thence west eish.
~ eight feet elev.
en- inches, thence
north twelve feet ten
and three quarter 10.
ches, thence east eighty.
eight feet eleven incbee,
thence south twelve
feet ten and three.
quarter inches to the
begInniug. -...
Natlof, Dickerson, trust
W. %. Nailor.
Alley tax, interest from
May 81, 1s66. 81 "
Neill, Elizabeth.
First installment water
TAX 50 0S
Nugent, Eli, sen'r......
First installmont water
uN-.. ...... 1912.
Naylor, Henry. trust 4
Z West.
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Schenck'g Seaweed Tonic

ii l.. d 7
This medicine. Invented BY ]. II. schenck, Of
PhIladelphia, il INTENDED sOdIssoIye the food and
make It Into chyme, the first process Of digestion.
BY cleansing the stomach with schenck's Man
drake Pills tic tonic soon restores the appetite
and food that could not be eaten before using Il
will be easily disested.
Con sumption cannot be cured by scheDck 8 Pgl
Inonic Syrup unless the stomach and llyeris made
healthy aud the appetite restored, hence the Tonic
and pills are required IN nearly every case Of CON
sumption. a half dozen bottles Of the SEA
WEED TONIC and three or four boxes of the
MANDRAKE PILLS will cure any ordinary case
u dyspepsia. %
DR., Schenck makes professional visits In New
York, Boston, bnd at bis principal Office In Phila-
delphIa every week. See daily papers Of each
place, or his pamphlet on consumption for his
days for visitation. e
Please observe, when purchasing, that the two
llkenesses Of the Doctor, one when the last stage
Of Consumption, and the other ss he now is, in
perfect health. are Oh the Government stamp.
Sold by al Druggists and Dealers, price s1.SO
per bottle, or 81 so the baIf DOZEN Allleliers for
advice should be addressed TO DIR. schenks Prn.
epaI Office No. 10 North 9Th Street. Phlladel-
phia Pa. III ~ X.
General Wholesale Agents Dernas barnes q
Co., N. r.; 9. s. Hance, Baltimore Nd. !. John
D. Parke, Cincinnati, Ohio; Walker & Taylor
Chicago, ILL.,; Collins Bros, st Louis, Mo.
Oct. 18G6.--1st ca mo ! yr.
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TO OWENS OF HoRsrs AND

CATTLK.- Derby Condition Powders are
warranted saperior to any Others, or no pay, for
the cure Of Distemper Worms, Bots. Coughs,
Hide-bound, Colds, &C., IN Horses and Colds,
Coughs, Loss Of Milk, Black Tongue, Horn Dis
temper, &C., in Cattle. These Powders were for
merly put up by Simpson l., Tobias, son Of DR..
Tobias, and, sinco his DEATH the demand has been
SO great for them, that Dr. Tobias has continued
to manufacture them. They are perfectly safe
and innocent; no need Of stopping the working
of your animals. They increase the appetite, give
fine coat, cleanse the stomach and urinary or
gans; also increase the milk of'cows. Try them,
and you will never be without them, Hiram
Woodruff, the celebrated trainer Of trotting hor-
ses, has used them for years, and recommends
them TO his friends. Col. Philo. P. Bush, Of the
jerome Race Course, Fordham, N. Y, wonld not
use them until he was told Of what they are COM
posed, since which he is never without them. He
has over twenty running horses in his charge,
and for the last three years has used no other
medicine for them, He has kindly permitted me
to refer any one to him. Over 1000 other refer
ences can be seen at the depot. Sold by Drug
gists and Saddlers. Price % cents per box. De-
pot, Sc Cortlandt Street. New York.
Feb. q, 1S67.-7w =
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CONTAGIOUS DISEASES.
ora YouNa LADY returning to her

ryA EouEG LADY returning to her
country home, after s9iourn of few months in
the City. was hardly recognized by her friends
In place of coarse rustic, flushed face, she had
soft ruby completion of almost marble smooth
ness, and instead of twenty.three she really ap-
pcared but eighteen. Upon lnqdiry as othe
cause Of SO great a change she plainly told them
that she, used the CIrcassIan Balm, and
considered il an Invaluable acquisition to any La
dy's toilet BY Its use any Lady or Gentleman
can improve their personal appearance an hun
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ture herself is simple vet unsurpassed in its eff
cacy in drawing impurities FROM also healing,
cleansing and bcautifyiug the skin and complex
ion. By Its direct action OH the eutlee II draws
from it all It's impurities, kind " healing the same,
and leaving the surface as Nature intended it
should be, clear, soft smooth and beautiful.
Price 81, sent by Mail or Express, on receipt of
an order by W. L. CLARK g. CO., Chemists,
r No, 3West Fayettc ST., Syracuse, N. Y.
The only American Agents for the sale of the
same. FEB. 81, G.-=lyl
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sMFnBERs or GoNeREss.---Hoasf B. n.
wads, Johu 3. Alley. ,B, =. BOys, J. ", Fsttsr-
son, J. H. Fsrquhar, r. B. Hayes, r. P. Buck-
land, VIM. Lawrence, Martin Welker. 8. z. An.
conn. Also Mr.. Thomas G. Dunnt, N. P. Willis.
with Portraits, Biographies. and Characters. In
dian Legends, Mental Telegrapht womsn's
Rights and womans Wrongs Plain Words 70
Big Boys; The Teacbeg; HIDts toTravelers; Wis
itIng the Sick Health at HoVe A'Thp to orna-
ha !; Flogging: Parental Influence Going to Par
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vALuAbLE ADVICE 55 Fol, THE AFFncr-

VALUABLE ADVICE ron THE AFFucr-
Ii. AEr. lstfcklahd lhAreply 10 hnthefOds applf.
catlops for advice. wishes to inform those who
are aall9ted, that they may consult him on dIl
Acute or Chronic Diseases by letter, stating the
age, symptoms. &C., with fec oftWo dollars en-
closed. DR.. s. has obtained great notorIety as an
experienced Plyslelan, both in Europe and Amer
lea, especially In the treatment of Chronic CON-
plants pfter other doctors have failed 70 affect
cure. Those suffering should Immediately send
for.a prescription by addressing DR.. A. Strickland,
Cincinnati Ohio -
Feb. %. 1866. 7.z-1y ,o,..-,,- ,~.~t.--
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FAILURE on ORANGE FuRNAcE Cor
Al the kct that the failure Of this company Nill
90 ont % the pablo, apd as distogtd repcrSrili
no doubt be In circulation, We have concluded 70
publish the facts 10 the case.
The,peutIop uponwhieb The receiver was ap-
pointed, was fled on the 2slh day u February,
and was drawn up by Towne & BaDnon, aa attor-
neys for Augustus A. Watson, and sworn to By
hlas The petition Btaics that Orange iFurnace
CO consists Of james Ratson, Of CibcInbatI, aud
tlat said Watson iq largely insolvent, and has
nelther money nor ctedlt that thelindebtedpess
Of said Orange Furnace Co. annohhtS 10 $4,000
and Its assets to 100000 that the cause Of this
failure was certain outside speculatIons entered
into in Cincinnati by said James Watson, with the
funds of said company end not connected with
the business Of said company 4 II.
The petition also states that said company Is in
debted TO said Augustus A. Watson the petition
er, in the shn Of over twenty seven thousand dol
lars, for which mortgage was given on all the
furnace property, and recorded on the same day
that the petition was tiled There are also other,
prior mortgages upon the property.
We regret this failure first, on account Of tho
owners; secondly, on account of the creditors,
and thirdly. and more especially, CT account of
the check II niay give so4he iron Interests Of our
town. 1t Is gratifying to know that this failure
wopldnot have taken place, had Il not been for
outside speculations. The furnace has been, and
is yet making money.
In the hands Of receiver, we believe the fur
mace WIN yet 'land on tbe other sideof Jordan. q
We liavc'not learned The name Of the receiver,
but understand he 70 seme gentleman sin Ports
moutbc vi itFi MI MI
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1867-03-07

In CLOTHING We EXCEL Good fit
ting clothes ere mos. important 70 all gentlemen
who cure for their appeannce. We are quite as
particular as our customers, that their garments
should 'fitweli,, and by SO doing recommend our
establishment. N'4.ss.
We expect every one who buys Of Is 10 come
again. aud send their friends, therefore wear
careful to Furnish nothing but substantial materi-
al and well-made garments. This ls the plain,
common sense plan on which we work and we
invite everybody to call and examine our'uuri-
vailed stock of Ready-Made Clothing for Men and
Boys. ISAAC NATHAN,
Sign Of the Three Red Posts.