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SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-The "Perley'
house, No. SO Park street, was sold at auction
yesterday by j. s. Bailey, and brought $1,000.
George f. Talbot, Esq, U. S. District Attor-
ney, was the purchaser
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FREEMAN's Blood Food, an elegant and effec
tive combination of Tonic and Aperent ingre-
dents. Just the thing for dyspeptics j. r
Lunt & Co., Agents for the State.
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The Vegetable Pulmonary BaIsnm, for
CoUGns, COLDS and CONSUMPTION, is not one OF
those ephemeral nostrums that are forgotten In the
same year they are born. A reputation of forty
years. standing and an increasing popularity, is
pretty good evidence Of its value Get the genuine
REED, CUTLER & CO., Druggists, Boston, Pro-
prietors. dc 25eod-ss1m
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PERsoNAL.-Robert f. Lincoln, son of the
late President, is the guest of Secretary Sew
ard at Washington.
jeff Davis and wife arrived at Havana on
/, Christmas day. --eaI .
Gen. Joseph Johnston has written a letter
stating that he purposes to attend the ADeri-
can Dairymens Convention in Utica ON the
9th and 9th of January. e.. rir ....
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RatcheI0r'S Hair Dive.

This splendid HAIR Dye is the best in the world.
The only true and perfect Dye-H armless, Reliable,
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EY@ Beware OF a Counterfeit. dc1S Nd1m
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M. L. A. DANCE.-The promenade concert
and dance at City Hall, Christmas night, under
the auspices of the Mercantile Library Assoc
citation, was one of the pleasantest affairs o.
the kind got up in this city. The attendance
was large, the floor being filled by as many
dancers as could be comfortably accommodate
ed, while the galleries were well filled by spec
tators who enjoyed gazing on the brilliant
scenes going on below. The music, by Gill
mores Quadrille Band of Boston, was very
fine. We heard the wish expressed that the
affair might be repeated sometime nextmonth
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The third levee of the Spiritualists Associa-
ton will take place at Mechanics Hall this
evening. Dancing to commence at 8 O'Clock.
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Religious Notices.

YoUNG PEOPLES PRAYER MEETIvG.-A young
peoples prayer meeting will be held IN tho commit
tee room OF the Central ChuI ch Vestry this friday
evening, at n O'clock All cordially invited to
attend.
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STEERS.

EhSs
Sch Palmer ton, lBr) Wooster. from Portland for
ST John, NIB. went a. hore on Squirrel Island night
of the z4h inst, aud took fire by the upsetting of e
stove and was burnt up. The mate. Ia resident Of
TrenlontI end two seamen. we lost The rest OF
the crew were saved and are at Boothbay.
Sch Bowdoin, tot PortlandI Hill at New York
from Mayaguez, had heavy westerly gales On the
passage, split mainsaiI and jib
Sch Convoy. TOT Rockland) Higgins, from NYork
for Salem which put iato Newport 9th inst dlmasU
ed, has completed repairs and is ready to sal
Brig w Ring, Ayres, from New York tor Ant
werp. has put into Falmouth, e, very leaky ana is
di charging tor repairs.
Liverpool, Dec ga telegram reports that the T j
Southland, ON New York, which went ashore near
Menal Lighthouse st inst, lying ON her port side,
with decks gone and most OF her cargo out
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The Confessions and Experience of
r an Invalid. tGfE GA

DUBLISHED For the benefit, and as CAUTION
L TO YOUNG MEN and others, who suffer from
Nervous Debility, Pr nature necay OF Manhood,
&C., supplying The Means OF Self-Cure. Written BY
one who cured himself aud sent tree on receiving
po,t-paid directed envelope. Address NATHAN
lei Mayfair. Brooklyn, N. Y. Also Tree. by the
same publisher, circular of d AISY SWAIN The
great Poem of the war
dc17-d& w3ul-sN
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The women are gradually fitting themselves
for suffrage and offices. Masculine 4th of Jul
ly orators have not surpassed this passage
from "female" correspondent of the Roches-
ter Union: "Were the last woman in the
world, and did 1 stand with one foot upon the
White House and the other on the Rock
Mountains. expecting every moment the crash
would come unless recanted, would still
swing the American eagle by the tail and
shout Crack Louise Republic as down went
amid the fragments Of creation"
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Hotel Arrivals.
AMERICAN HOUSE.

AMERICAN HOUSE.
NJ Tuttle, Dead River W Mains windham
S A thomas, I.ttleton A Stevens, Stow
/, R Downs Chicago A |, TnaPpan, Boston
L o wheeler, New York j G Hail, saccarappa
A d Good sell, Stanaish Wheeler, BeriuFalls
! E Lewis Baltimore EN- y r Tihbets: Bangor
G y Hill, Boston A True, Mechanic Falls
j Ihtyer, Dresden Ham, Lewiston
E z Wight g. W, Camden Itl
s ...'....- CITY HOTEL. .i..t. t.s
Ds SSssIn COUSINS sns GorhaRm
F snSr 70 ellsworth e GasSs b hSs,on
Hnkey jr, Phillips g Bolton 81 W, Gorham
N Littletield s. W, SacoF D Durham, Vassalboro
Dawes, Harrison 10 Buetn uHy 'U do
3 Wa son, CharlestownC Thorn son & c, Eliot
PisSe Porter Er..,, Mr. Marks Ws,I Boston
ap Ada% boson
Yard Mar SeTeld Tg ansssy " sTdEspSEt
] $ san.Ofn, Lewiston 81 Dawes. Harrison ;,
0 H Perry. No Bridgton q Robinson, Augusta
G Waterhouse FallRiver
pREBLE HOUSE.
c B Gardner, Dover TIE Gillespie, New York
+ A A Aver, Dexter H Savage, do
Z G Chapman, MiddletonP 9 Brnck, Philadelphia
Fl W Hutchins, Live FallsJ Prescott, Boston .
M Mankein Milford MassWm Merrill i, do
j Mc1ighe, Boston Thos Howe, do
II Cousens, Gorham j Symonds, Salem
S Hoitt Berwick L Bickord, Saccarappa
IL III Savage, Boston Ellicott, Baltimore
j c Mullay, do j H Drummond, do
J I Baldwin, Salem Gen y Hersey, Bangor
+ 5 ijaggett, do a Thompson, do
A Kamerling, Boston Thos Egery, do
Zoehler, do Rufus Dwinal, do
4 Smichdl, do J N Palmer, do
d Ingraham, Sslem H Prentiss, do
VIM Zoehler. do M H Angel, do
Sumprichdt, Boston &c Davenport, Boston
l. Frederick, do Holmes. Lew stoD
Dinzey, do CA ingalls,, Montreal
Geo Ames, Chcoree 5 Thurst on. New York
Bulleigh, Boston Jewett s. W MOI NTH
Z Brown, st John John A Poor, Boston
Geo Bachelor, Boston CA Robinson, Montreal
j Thayer Dresden Lawton, Whitneyville
w Il ase Columbia Il Lawton, do
Noah Woods, Bangor j III H. pgood, New York
q K Jewett, do j Is Thacher, Albany
Gideon MAYO, Orono Paul Curtis Boston
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MARRIED.

In this city, Christmas Eve, by Rev. s. f. Wether-
bee Charles G. Smith and Miss Kate Carney both
OF Portland
In Boston, Christmas Eve at the fremont House,
by Rev: A A: Miner, Daniel w. Miller and Miss
Adelaide Gerrisb 10th OF Portland mo cards
In Limington Dec %, by Rev. A. H. johnson.
+. g. Stroat and Miss Ellen f. Brackett, both Of
Limngton.
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B. p. FRENCH will be installed as Grand
Master of the Freemasons of the District of
Columbia to-day.
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LosT.-A black and tan Pup, wearing black
collar; suitable reward if returned to Schlot-
terbeck 81 Co. Of
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SPECIAL NOTICES

why Suffer from Sores
When. by the use OF the ARNICA OINTMENT
YOU tan be easily cured. 1t has relieved thousands
from Burns, Sctds, Chopped Hands, Sprains, Cuts,
Wounds, and epery Complaint Of the Skin. Try ii,
as it costs but 20 cents. Be sure to ask tor
Hdle's 4rnic0 Ointment,
For sale by all druggists or send your address and
&c eentsto o. p. SEYMOUR g. CO., Boston, Mass,
and receive a box by return mail. W. F. Phillips &
Co., agents for Name april2G1ysn
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M A Rim e n EW =.
PORT OF PORTLAND.


"Wednesday, Dec 25.
e ~, ARRIVED.
Steamer Chase Colby, st John NIB,
Brig Lie Houghton, iof PortIandi Horton. Mobile.
Sch May Bell tBrl Carter. j gains. Nj.
Sch Utica. Thorndike, RockIan l.
Thursday, Dec. go.
ARRIVED.
Sch Chas Conner, Euhr, PHILADELPHIA -H
Sch Jcrusha Baker, Barberick. Boston
Sch 20 cert. I, Ter, Boston Tor Waldo oro
Sch S p NJ Tasker, Allen, Portsmouth, to load Tor
Philadelphia
Sch A q Brooks, Bunker, Vfnalhaven.
Sch Ida Way. tray, Farmers Landing
Sch Abb Lscomb, Ed,ty, Eden II Boston.
sch icero, D1wnes Whit rport or Gloucester.
Sehs Connecticut, Fendleton, and James Jewett ,
Bunker, Belfast ior Boston.
CLEARED.
Brig Abby Titcomb, 1ltcomb, IIavana-Lynch,
Barker 81 20.
Brig Mary A Reed, johnson, New York; S
WinslOw ~ Co.
Sch IL Cameron, Mcdonald. Boston.
SAILED-Rarque w Holbrook; brig Isaac Car
yer; schs Nellie Irue, w j Park, Edwin Reed.
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Portland and Vicinity.
New Advertisements this DAY.


ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Grand Firemen's Military and Civic Ball;
Grand Promenade Concert-Eon b. Is. Cluo.
Calico Dress Ball.. A, r. A.
AUCTION COLUMN.
Schooners-E. NJ. Patten Co.
Bankrupt's Stock-E NJ. Pat'en & Co.
NEW ApvERTIs EMENT COLUMN.
Insuronce-,John f. Dow s. Son.
Notice-AS Pettenpill.
Wanted "A. j. Cox & Co.
Girl Wanted.
i;,ick Machines. G. Beccher.
House TO Lett. o. Rice.
lbion d ming Rooms.
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Business Items.

A full supply of Artists Materials and Shee
Wax a Schlotterbeck & Co.'S. 2w-mwf
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Miniature Almanac. 80. Deccm 6cr "a.
Sun rises. ..7.29 Moon sets ..,.. 6.25 Pm
sun sets. ............4S4 High water -. II so AM
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/ Catorsh Can be C,.re,z ,

HEADACHE relieved, and in fact every disease
Lot the nose and head permanent ly cured by the
use of the well-known remedy,
Raeder's German snuff!
Try it. for it but 25c. For sale by all drug
gists; or send 35c to o. p. SEYMOUR & CO.. Bos-
not, and receive box By return mail. sep4dtfsN
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MAINE MEN IN THE GEORGIA CONVENTION.
&C. II. Prince, formerly of Buckfeld in this
State, and Captain in the 23d Maine regi-
ment, is delegate to the Georgia Consttu-
tional Convention from the goth election dis
trict. G. c. Richardson, formerly of Rumford,
and Captain in the 12ih Maine, is also dele
gate from the same district.
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DIR. S. S. FTTCH'S.
s. Family PhvSiciano >,

Seventy-six pages: price rs cents. Sent to any adj
dress. No money required until the hook is received
sick or indisposed Address DIR. S. 5. FITCH, 25
fremont Street. Boston. sN Jan29diy
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from Branch Office Western Union Telegraph.
Sid I'm Cardenas 18th inst. brig Castian, Tor Por.-
land.
Ar at Matanzas 18th. brig H g Berry, New York
Ar at Havana 18th, brig Siinna Traub. True, IRON
Baltimore; goth, sch Nesta Waite, Portland.
d goth, schs A 6 Grace, Gichr st, anu White
house. for Savannah.
spoken-Dec H. lat 81 lon IS, brig Nellie Clifford,
with loss oil oremast head, main top, and nowsprt,
and fore anil man sails torn. Would endeavor to
reach Nassau, Mp. 1910
Dec 23-lat 40 80, Ion ~ 20, barque Ia i'd Nictels
from bangor tor Philade. pLia, chad been blown off
three times.l
Brig Kennebec. (of Portland) Minot, which arriv-
ed at Boston 18th. from Havana has made the round
passage from Portland in AZ days, taking cargo eacI
way.
The following vessels, loaded and ready for sea,
were frozen up at Maehias during the recent cold
weai her with prospect of their getting out IN
less there IS heavy tliaw. The new brig Harry,
for West Indies schs Reno, and Jason, tor do
SALIVA, br New York; Mansfield, and Alaska, tor
Boston.
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Mains Pure Elderberry and Cur
rant Wines.

So highly recommended by Physicians, may be
toundat wholesale at tbc drug stores of W. w. Whip
pie & Co., II. H. Hay. W. Y. Phillips & Co. E. L.
Stanwood and j. w. Perkins & Co. janl2sndly
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FRE.-Between and o'clock Wednesday
evening, fire broke out in the attic of the
dwelling house owned and occupied by Henry
Palmer, colored, on Stevens Court, between,
Wilmot and Franklin streets. Mr.. P. was con
fined to his bed by severe illness, and the other
inmates attempted to extinguish the fire with
out giving an alarm. In consequence of this,
the fire extended through the ceiling, and
was with some difficulty it was extinguished
by the machines, and not before the whole low
er part of the house was completely drenched
by the floods of water that were poured int
the building. The damage is estimated at $500
and is fully covered by insurance in the Etni
office, Hartford, at the agency of Messrs. Dow,
Coffin & Libby. MIR. Palmer was removed
during the fire in pung and properly cared
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Browns Bronchial Troches

Having direct influence to the Parts, giving imme-
diate relief. For BrOnchiti Asthma, Gu
tnrrh, COnsumpfive and Thr0at Diseases,
Troches are used with always good success.
SINGERS and PUBLIC SPEAKERS use them
TO cltar and strengthen the voice. NHu
Obtain only "Brown's Bronchial Troches," and do
not take any OF the Worthless limitations that may
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MARINERS.

NOTICE TO MA KTNERSs
Notice s hereby given that the lied Spar Buoy on
Green Island Reef entrance to Portland harbor Me,
by Whitehead Passage, has broken from its moor
ings ami gone adIift 1t viii be replaced as az
practicable.
By order OF the Light House Board.
JOHN POPE,
.-.-r -,.-.. "a. -r L. Ii. Inspector, LIST District.
p,rt1opd rac or 1ce7
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KENNEBEc COUNTY.
KNOX COUNTY.

The town of Warren, in this State, says the
editor OF the Farmer, is the only one we have
visited which contains almost a complete Sc
ries OF the primary rocks of the older geolo-
gists. Here NAV be found beds oil trap, gran
lite, gheiss, porphyritic ghess. mica slate, pyr-
itiferous mica slate, iron ore, quartz beds, tai
cose slate, soapstore, limestone, marble and
argillaceous slate. 1t is an excellent spot for
the geologist to study these formations in
their relations to each other and to other for
nations .4r
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(FRom OUR CORRESPONDENTS

KENNEBUNKPORT, Dec 23-Ar. schs Eliza Ma
tilda. Bragdon, and Frank. curtis Boston.
Sch Emma, of ST Andrews, NIB, before reported
ashore on Bunker Island, has been scharged and
stripped, and was sold by auction 23d tor S,15.
The three new ships built at Il Is port have been
named HaWt lorne, Alaska and Sitka
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A Cool SwIM-A young man, whose cele
bration of Christmas ran into the second day
went down to Dana's wharf yesterday for til
purpose of going ON board one of the coas
survey schooners to see his brother. The yes
sci was laying some distance from the VIVA
at the time, and he made signals for some or
TO come for him. Probably thinking that tho
on board were not prompt enough in their at
ton, he concluded to be independent and swil
over, and immediately plunged in without eve
relieving himself of his boots. 1t is thougl
that he did not at the time understand tn
something with ice in it does not have til
same effect when applied externally as it do,
when used internaly-especially if there is !
"sticl" added for the last purpose. Howeve
he proved that his pluck and endurance wei ,
superior to his Judgment, by swimming nearl
the whole distance to where the schooner lay
some forty or fifty rods from the wharf-befol
showing any signs of falling. His brother
the vessel seeing the state of things, himse
lowered boat and went to his rescue. II
reached the spot before the poor fellow ha
given up, but in the act of pulling him j
over the rail the boat was capsized and til
two went into the water together. Bot
would probably have been drowned had y
not been for the timely as sistance of indivit
uals wac went from the wharf By the tim
they were safely landed the first fellows amb
ton had wholly torsaken him and he was uea
ly exhausted. He was taken into the store
Albert Webb & Co., and after while entirel
restored from the effects of his cool bath, q
well as from taking little too much of some
thin.
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THE PRESS.
Friday Morning, December 27, 1867.

ERFnst Page To-day-The italian Cues
ton; Garden Walls; Prevention of Railroad
Accidents Sketch of Dsraeli January Mag
azines; Varieties.
Fourth Page-In the Twilight, by j. r.
Lowell; Couldn't get the Right Flop.
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Examination of Teachers.
OF SCHOOLS, ;
MASITowoc, February Ia, 1867.

MANITOWOC, feDruary IA, 1901.
The semi.annual Examination Of Teachers
in the Public Schools of this county will take
place as follows
In District No. i-Comprising the towns of
Gibson Two Creeks Nishicott and Two Rivers
at the School house, in the village of Mishi-
colt, ON Monday, March g.
In District No. accomplishing the towns of
Manitowoc Manitowoc Rapids and Newton
at the School house in School District No ,,
village of Manitouoc, on Wednesday, March 20.
In Distric, No. 3-Comprising the GOWNS of
Cooperstown, Franklin, Kossuth and Maple
Grove-at the School house in School District
No. /, near Cloupeks' Mills, in the town of
Kossuth on Friday, March %
In DistricG No 4-Comprising the towns of
Cato, Eaton, Liberty and Rockland-at the
School house III Clark Mills, in the town of
Cato, on Monday, March %.
In District No 5-Comprising the towns of
Centreyille, schleswig and Mceme at the
School house near H. Mulholand's, IN the town
Of Mecine. o. e'lnesday, ''arch 81.
Applicants will please provide themselves
with good lea5 zen lis, md be present prompt
ly at O'Clock i NJ, as private examinations
thereafter ill be given only in cases where
sickness or absence from the county prevent d
attendance at the times and places above men,
toned, and these facts must be proved to the
satisfaction OF the Superintendent
JERE. CROWLEY,
County Superintendent Of Schools
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Choice Land For Sale.

TINE North Half of South Vest quorter Of
/ Section z, town II, Range %, is for sale,
1t is choice farming land, heavily timbered and
within three miles Of the new Centycville Pier
Enquire of
JERE. CROWLEY.
M4ni'ovoo, D.cemb:r 90, Isss,-tf
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German Emigration.
From the Buffalo Commercial

j
Advices from Berlin, up to the 10th ult.,
are 10 the effect that the tide of emigration
for the present year promises to be unpre-
cedentedly large, and OF very desirable ma
teriai. The causes which are inducing
this unusual Teutonic exodus are said TO be
numerous outside the growing attractive
ness of this country-and are largely con-
sequent upon the result of the late war
Foremost among these is said to be the
aversion to Prussian military CONSUMPTION
felt in the newly annexed territory. The
Prussian law, it will be remembered, COM
pels seven years service of every able
bodied boy arriving at certain age, and is
vigorously enforced. To escape this, large
numbers of new Prussian subjects are pre-
pairing to leave for America
Even In the old Prussian provinces, the
emigration movement is reported to be very
strong, and in some villages, as many as
one-third of the population are preparing
to leave in the spring, and, in many cases.
have bespoken passage in a body. The
weekly steam packets from Bremen and
Hamburg, including five or six extra
steamers, announce that all their places
are taken up to November. Computing 800
emigrants to each trip, this would make an
aggregate of 10000 in ten months. which
seems hardly consistent with the probablll-
ties, especially when we reflect that In ad
dition, large numbers-probably, as many
more-will find their way hither upon sail
ing vessels and by other routes.
1t is estimated that at least $50, 900 Ger
mans will seek homes in this country dur
ing the year 1867, the most OF whom will be
OF better sort Fortunately for this coun-
try. the tide Of German emigration this
year will set strongly to the far west, and
be composed mainly of agriculturists. 1t
IS remarked already that com paratlvely very
few lag in the great cities, fact just the
reverse of tendency of Irish emigration.
The German clement is concededly the most
desirable that comes to our shores, both In
d social and economic view. AS an indus
trial element, it Is just what is needed to
supply the waste of war in the grain grow
ing regions of the West The Germans are a
frugal, law-ablding race, easily attached to
the soil, and blending readily with our peo-
pie. Their nationality is not so obsti nate
or pronounced as to create dangerous class
interests, either socially or politically, Ex-
perience has taught our people 10 greet
them cordially in every portion OF the coun-
try. and 70 hold them in high esteem as a
valuable auxiliary in the industrial devcl-
opment OF our country. We therefore hail
the intelligence from Berlin with satisfac-
tion, and sincerely hope that it may prove
true.
nA- At festival in Jefferson county,
Ohio, for raising money to erect a soldier :
monument among others, prizes were dis
tributed to the ''prettiest man. ard the
sweetest man" in town. The first got Il
tin wash basin, and the second stick of
candy.
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BY mail, at $1,000 per annur, or $3.50 per
quarter, will contain all the current telegraphic,
commercial, business and political news OF each
day. together with several columns of carefully
selected miscellaneous reading.
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Asst Assessors Notice.

TlHE undersigned can be found at his Office
i over the First National Bank from the LIST
to the 10th of each month from 10 to IL a. M.
and from to 4 P NJ. and on all other days at
the above hours except when abroad on busi-
ness BYRON MARKHA ~ Asset Assessor.
Hanitcwoc Feb 10. 1ss7-ts