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Real Intena

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A POSITIVE CURE ron scaoFULA

10 all a. manifold forms.
L. W II1rSoH EsQ Of PaFkrrsbnrg, West Va, write
to Dr. Auders JuF g. 1906 as follows
i had 81 KuaHfnq Ulcers when | com ncneed tax.
inc your Iodine Water and am now entirely cured Of
-cr8fua."
DR.. ASpEBs IODINE WATER
l. pure solution Of Iodine. iattA3ld sg'gtHt, ht
most pgmelfid FltAtiag Agaa dai Rsstoratps knai1a
Circulars free
"a n DINsMoRE, Proprietor, 90 Dey street, New
York sold BY al Draggists.
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AnENTs MANrEn

KNuH ths ssnaara suA uasslA tlNAA nF shy aouk
and h-AiR A Hsas isr eseFf }.kfsFF sa1 iasfk
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rst ~ Conservative gan AZ si&hsat r. a4ev last
understanding 81 ta lssHss ba,ss ihc eyaniff psAas
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AAENTn MANrEn

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itR CVlsFAA tnalapsasaAls g. = iasl nshsg
standiug a the patisnl trsars ~ te aAy AnA ehaFsaA
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ststqsHsa ~ ~ SfAit4ie ~ she uRiiau a. e clearly
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DEATHS


In wostmorelaud. 4 r., July 2jtb, HAxxtn,
wife Of the late john piorce, aged ~ wears.
la TINS village, ou saturday July 2ith 1868
worry sdddonly GgMaE SANFORD ORtI5, aged one
year. one mVith and thrge DAYS.
"Liaks Ia The SphrI ChaiH."
inscribed TO the parents aud relatives IT George
sanford, infant SOP Of J.. q and Annie ~ Oryis.
suffer Bae children 10 cgme unto me-
All around are summers Joyous secncs,
All nature .ith her beauty teens
The bird from far oil Southern shore
II ho 70 cheer our lmeg once mprCi
The bud snd blossom, fruit and tree,
All lend their soothing miastrelsy
The Mountains IN their graudur stand,
Ye quake and fall at Gods con- mand
The gushing streams, 60 dancing by
Yet of timos they arc still and dry,
The dancers ia their rounds still 80,
Unmindful 81 the fearful blow
Which fell on hearts 80 full Of JOY
When gazing on their fair bright boy
Whose ispiug votes began 10 tell
How much he loved them and how well
Nlile thoy, with proud exultant heart,
Meier Thought u hours when they must part
When TO the giycr must be sont
Whatever precious gilt IS lent
Awhile these treasures hero romsin,
Then huralds b.ar them back again.
The way is strewn from heaven 10 earth
by every death, by every birth.
Pan G, oh ny soul, aye, pause and hear
A sermon from that little bier.
That angel spirit from tbs sky
j. speaking to each parent NIGH
Saving had Odd called thy children here,
We're they all fitted for this sphero1
And parents too, ali tell mo why
Ye 50 neglect the hour 30 die,
Mansions are here prepared for thee,
Hasten, dear loved ones come 10 me.
Yes, parents, ~ that precious call
Accept a. tho twere meant for all,
For an have interest far above
All earthly tics, all earthly love @
Al, a. ye put thy child away
10 rise again, in endless day
Remember God in mercy takes
Thy child he'll be when lac awakcs
Great agony was spared tu him,
Long sickness, s9rrJw, rife, aud sin,
Put all bis littlr treasures by
They u sootho thee when lie Is not nigh.
And save THAT lock Of Hfe-like hair
Then IN thy bosom thou canst wear
An emblem OF what won't decay
I'LL thou shalt meet in endless day
July 2Gth, 1868 4. A. DARCY.
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wlsrAn. nlLs4M or WIN cnranY

WlsTAR's BtLsiM or WILD CHERRY
F5r tas sr, Or cn,1As cotis u BFsansss Astipa IN.
sa.,as. cratp, wAsR.al coagl r5aata fattps
tti Ca D. Consumption, g.. a.
Thls great remedy Sc toe well known anl perform.
Ing ION mich good 10 nakeit necessary 30 go ialo az
"a elaborate discussion OTIS m.rIls. sam,eift5 say
that it ssr naintaas St. spr macy 30 curing diseases
Of lhs most ob,,inrte aharect aBi pa, ~ aho suf
fe from the above Complaints aoer hayug tested hls
remedy seldom haya occasion TO rasoH to other AZ.
pllsaoes to insure perfect res p,ration n health
FAoa A WILL KsovS HusiclkN Mn. MYRoN eHfgD,
OF BELLOWS FALLS
Bntows FAtLs, VI, May IS, iS60-
Messr-, " Fowls, & Ca,
Some Ave wears since began % be troubled with a
bronchial dRaaiy. with occasionally great soreness
aud inaanatipR u the throat Supposed At lhe tune
that The rguble vas ecc4sinnad by blowing musical
instrument q being member ~ NE band, and SNIP
posed shnail be obliged % give up the oecnpst'ou al
tsg-etheF, as my throat constant growing worse
Oar leader. Mr, MEgRtLf advised me % give WisTAEs
BkLsAN % WITH cHEaRY trial which did, and by
tBt ase affso three politics entirely cured, aud
have never since had recurrence O the complaint ~
Il WAS more than two years that suffered, and during
that time tried various remedies aud consulted sew
eVal hysicAns, bnt all to purpose Il WAS only az
Ter making use Of the BALsAH that permanent cure
was established. From my own experience can with
great confidence recommend this BAsAN as possessing
MYR0N CHILD
Propared By SETH W FowLE 4 SON Is fremont
ST., Boston, and fgr sale by Druggists eneraly,
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ADNisfoe 90 CnsTM. Chiidren under
e Ysssz 8 Genes. ~ seeelas as-m ssaks - AZ
Iir.9ss afen e tas Hfulsa Esaifes ~ y Ana 81
ssr- THH Mrs Y0ng Cihcrs vii be AZ
hufisn9 ksessse ~ 8saasnssaa Aas ssh
G W FILLER. Agent
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The Grsaf QntefiRg Remsds for Ckildysn.
Contains NO MORPHINE OR POISON
ous DRUG; sare 70 Regulate de Bosels Z
aIlays ali Pain cegrecls Aeidify u The
Stomach makes sssk and seak chiidreu
srKose and HsALrHY cures Wind Colo,
Gripping. InaznlHnasioa u ihe BoxeIs, md
al complaints arising from The Effects u
Teething. Call fos aather Bailsys Q.assssg
gyrvy. asd sake no oalseF, and you arr sefs.
sa5d v pfpggists ane 81 deaiere 10 Mod
icins
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LRRlNU Bur NOBLE. seifhsip tor young men .
II who have erred, desirc better manhogd, ksnt 10
sealed letter enyespse free II charge hhenealsd, Fe
Penn
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g-ls l. 1~es. rsiei .fssss.. ssas2,ats "
IS ! fsr c,ta 3stsrcss pstl pa sau.a q o. ta g. tsm
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r lIOsk Troublesome aud dangerous pests. Pin
| Worms, ar any other Worms, arr saieiY aaa tho
roughly expelled bFtn the sfsteIn by she ~ Dr.
Goads Pts Warns syrup ,sithgat HJury 10 The health
II the m0zt dslicais child adalt Purely yeE-fabl
Warranted 70 cHfe GED e. GOODWIN 90, Boz
ton, Mass, and ali druggists. Ph0e y cents
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NJ. LANGtEY's koor and Has BtfrHns are a
~ sure remedy foe Liser Complaint IN AtI lts hams
lWndr Il The Blend and skia. scFofeiA, Dyspepsia,
Opstiycness, Indzesiipa, Jhnnder Headache and BIZ
liaas Dissasea General Dsbiiy, Ae They cleanse tbe
SYSTEM rRliat The bowels, restore the appetite part
y the blood strengthen he BODY and thoroughly pro.
Fare u 10 rrsis diseases 81 al kinda GEO u GOUD.
MIh Haninn a. AaaI H.. al Iir..ua
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NilAHs CHEMICAL, EtECrKo, sILNEHsPLAT.
- ING FLUID makes worn ont platedwarc as good
~ new Samples sent By mall Oh receipt NJ 20 esnts
90 pay re ptrkiag and postage. Address ]. SHAW
Chemist 70 Elm street, Bridgeport Conn Ageats
wanted everywhere
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Bs4nnintig HiaAtfai ~ Book worth i riiaus4hd
Dollars fee 10 rsoaipt NJ ~ eests ~ addressing
Dr. jpaN NAanEHFpuI, 30 ~ 1iHf1n Place =
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VXYHAT WILL TT DO I

MAE Il The iret IN gniry the sick make con.
WWH corning nedieihs. Suppose TAR
WW RANTS hELTEkR APHRfERT Il the
Hubiect 81 The iatsffog alafy what thunf
simply tlis reply II VIII relieve aiE sufs hraahehs
nausea n2tnisnce nervousness. evttyehaBH. aehiittg
hiiousness and indigestion. sold by Drnggists eve
ryehere W tH
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In Wcstmorelaud H. July 18th, nASStHi
wife Of the late john piorce, aged ~ wears
la tins village, uu saturday, July 2jtli, 1868,
worry saddoBlY, GglRaE SANFORD 0gI5, aged one
year one mVhtA and tdree DAYS t
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TN PROBATE-MANITOW COUNTY
Court. In the matter of the estate Of F er-
dinand Bunkie deceased. On reading and Ill
ing the petition of Wi liam Robinson, setting
forth the amount of personal estate that has
come to his hands, and the disposition thereof
the amount of debts outstanding against said
deceased and description of all the real es-
tate of which said deceased died seized, and
the condition and value of retrospective por
tions tt ereof and praying that license be to
him granted to sell the same, and it appe airing
by said petition, that there is not sufficient
personal estate in the hands of said Admins
traitor to pay said debts, and that it is neces-
sary in order to pay the same, to sell oil Of
said real estate 1t is therefore ordered, that
all persons interested in said estate appear be-
| fore the Judge of thi, urt, on Monday, the
| 30th day of November A. d. 1868, at ten A.
NJ, at his office in Manitowoc in said county.
| then and there to show cause (if any there be-
| why license should not be granted to said Ad-
ministrator to sell said real estate according
| to the prayer of said petition. And it is fur
Their ordered, that copy Of this order shall bs
published for four successive weeks prior to
said day of hearing, in the Manitowoc Pilot, .
weekly newspaper printed and published ut
Manitowoc in said county, and personally
served on all persons interested in said estate,
residing in said county, at least fourteen 6ays
before said day of hearing. By tie G5trt.
| GEO. W. BARKER, Codrt5' Judge,
Oct. l9, 1868. H:4s
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payment spurious, but tolerably we'll exc
cuted, paper half dollars. The shopkeep-
ers usually took the money offered without
examining it closely enough to discover that
it was counterfeit The girls prospered by
their carelessness, reaplng large harvest
Of sugar, apples, and cotton, and exchange
lag quantity of the queer for genuine
money. But at length they went to gro
Gerry In which they had before operated.
The men in the store knew them, were fui>
y acquainted with their mode of 'shov>
ing" SO when the little girls came in, ask ed
for bar of soap, and innocently offered a
counterfeit halt dollar, from which the
price was to be taken, the proprietor called
in policeman, and gave.them into hts
charge. On the way to the station house
they pointed Mrs. Thomas out to the off,
Ger, as she walked along the opposite side-
walk, and call Nc her dear Mother Ca.h, =
told him she was the one who suppl, d
them with the money, taught them how o
get rid OF it, and acted as their banker.
She also was then taken into custody, and
marched with them to the Bremen Str eet
station house. On her person was ionnd
ten dollars In genuine money, and about
three dollars In counterfeit. The little
/ girl, Georgianna Reisch, has two sisters n
the same business with herself. They
were caught passing counterfeit money in
this city about two months ago, and sent to
the House of Refuge. 1t seems that there
is regularly organized band of petty coun-
| terfeiters in this city consisting OF few
very bad men and women, and humber of
helpless children who are held in the
clutches Of these miserable wrctches, aid
made to do ID ,ir bidding.
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a Fight with the Indians.

Washington, Oct. 80.
The following was received at the War
Department this morning:
In THE FIELD, FORT HAYS, KANSAS,
HEADo'ns DEPT. MISSOURI, Oct. %.
To Brevet Major General W. A. Nichols
Gen. Car, with seven companies of the
Fifth Cavalry and Forsyth's scouts, under
Lieutenant Prepon, struck the Indians on
Shultness' Creek, south of Beaver, on the
18th inst, and killed ten Indians and FIVE
horses, and captured three ponies. Next
day he followed the Indians who sent their
advance to protect their lodges and stock,
the Indians burning the prairies to the
windwarl, but not stopping the advance OF
the troops. They forced the Indians to
abandon their robes and camp and lodge
equipage, capturing and killing seventy TWO
ponies.
Gen. Carr is still pursuing them. Col.
Burkhead is also in the same section, and,
| think, before this, has joined Gen. Carr.
(SigDcd) p. Ii. SHERIDAN.
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s%A curious story is told to the effect

S@-A curious story is told to the effect
that six weeks before the revolution in
Spain, Gen. Prim presented himself at
the chateau of Fontainebleau, and asked an
audience of the Emperor Of the French.
The Emperor sent an aide>de camp to in
quire the object Of his visit, but Prim in
dignantly returned him message that
great events were preparing on the other
side of the Pyrenees, and since the Emper-
or refused to see bin in person he would
reign was the King of Prussia, who furnish
ed the necessary money, some 2,400, 900
francs, which enabled Prim to buy over
the Spanish feet, and thus compass the
downfall of Queen Isabella.
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SAD CAsUALTY.-The Mineral Point
Tribune reports the following singular and
sad case of accidental shooting in the town
of Mineral Point
"Mr Geo. johnson, Belmont, being on
a visit at the residence of VIM. Murish
had been amusing the children by music
on violin. Becoming tired from playing,
he stopped and threw himself upon a
lounge, when a little boy insisted % his
continuing the music, which he declined to
do. The boy then sportively threatened to
shoot him if he did not play, and taking a
shot gun from the room, not supposed to be
loaded pointed it at johnson and pulled
the trigger. The gun proved to be loaded,
and full charge of shot was thrown into
the side of the young man, from the effect
of which he died the next morning.
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Gsg~ Boston has just had fashionable
ding, when an expressman married the
shter of wool dealer 1t took place
e DAY last week, at the cd South Church.
i iasgc number of young ladies with Gre
.eAa were present. TIE parties there
we're young Mr.. Ffiske, one of the well
9n expressmen, and Catharine, daugh-
e v llllam Hilton, wool dealer. Both
miles are very wealthy, and the brides
edding GIFT from her papa was 500, 600
ass on Newbury street, which he more
~ considerately furnished. This shows
he Fad pulled the wool to some adj
.4ge. Rulnor adds that the young lady
Al large property In her own right She
81 .,t'red in white satin with an oyerdress
EA,ie lace, sprinkled with orange bios
MS, aud |, short veil ooscurec but I'D not
Il, beauty'of her face. Tbeibridesroom
a !rock coat, gray pants, blue scarf,
purple gloves The ceTemony-tAe ar.
lo1s duties of which taxed the energies Of
&c ciergyman-passed off without acct
- the happy pair drove away in one Of
iceIin's hacks. At the house 20 less
- 81 90 worth of presents were on ex-
s.4tIyu.
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r-sF- Heavy shocks of an earthquake oc-
ID N San Francisco, on the morning
F, ie -lst Several buildings where throw n
-, and a considcra lie numter badly
laeci Twelve >ho-ks we're felt du,icg
Day, and one occurred at ! p. N. From
50 various portions ct the country IN tie
3ar;'y Of San Francisco Bay the sho, K
reported as severe, Considerable dam
~ vas sustained, and in many II ces the
r'h opened and water gushed forth. The
rthquake was severe IN the interior
aavy locks were felt at Sacramento and
0ckion. The damage in San Frlncisco
estimated not to exceed $500, 900. On
r 1l.t only four lives were known to av.
4 on lost, although numbers we're serious y
-Jufed by falling debris. The shock was
aloard the shipping in the harbor as if
80 Fessei mad struck on rock.
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TN CIRCUIT COURT - MANITOWOC
/ County. Wilhelmna Kampfert, Plaintiff,
against Ferdinand Kampfert, Defendant,
summons-For Relief. Complaint not served.
The State of WISCONSIN to Ferdinand KamP-
fert. aieetandant. You are hereby summoned
and required to answer the complaint in this
action which will be filed in the o.thea Of tho
Clerk of the Circuit Court, County OF Mantle
voc, State of Wisconsin, at the Village of Man
itowoc in said county, and to serve a copy of
your answer to the said complaint on the sub
scriber, at my Office in said village within
twenty days after the service of this summons
on you, exclusive of the day Of such service .
and if you fail to answer the said complaint
within the time aforesaid: the plaintiff in this
action, will apply to the Court for the relief
demanded in the complaint.
GEO. N WOODIN, Plaintiff IS Attorney.
Dated October Is, 1863 l4-tS
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University Of Wisconsin.
| rom the Westren Rural.


" nile IL attendance at the recent Wis
n-.a ; ate Far, at Madison, we mad the
,..s are If meeting President Chadboure,
n Professor Daniels, Of the University
s ccnsin, and had the opportunity OF
f.a.g through the University buildings,
II over the farm adjoining it. The Ioca
4.rt # lAe University is a beautiful one,
nc buildings which are very substantial
lectures apparently well adapted for the
ule7e 10 which they are devoted, are On
.-Iatua ground near the city, and at the
4; o! one Of the lakes which a dds 50
..leh to ihe beauty of Madison
lace ITS reorganization, the University
1850 doGe well. There are over 800 stu.
cents IN Attendance, We believe. TIE
"uote machinery seems to be running
lo.ll..y. President Chadboure has had
laucB experience in colleges, has a clear
saa OF what the University should be, and
1>saas es superior executive abilities. His
-.Eerla0ce as President Of the Massachu-
sta ! srlcultural College will be of value
20 TIE AGRICULTURAL Department of the Uni
s1aar. w. W. Daniels, the Professor of
Aslsni NE, Is graduate OF, and was for
come tiLle assistant Professor in the MicK
san Agricultural College. He is dill
-ent tent, and, We think the right man
ia inc night place.
The farm contains over 200 cres, and
Las a considerable variety Of SOIL Ccnsid-
aia iaOor has been expended in prepar
~ the grounl for future operations.
IS was little opportunity this year for
experimenting We have tie promise,
ho"oEcf, OF the report Of the result OF ex-
F-lmcnts IN potato planting, tired on an
aT.et I've scale. Five acres have been set
r iUr the use Of the Wisconsin State
lzor. cultural Society, and something has
slrcaay been done IN experimenting in
fr,i. culture. A well ARRANGED, and we'll
9arn, 40 by 60 feet, with root cellar,
-lap fo'I and manure cellar, has been built
aud iarm house is cree ea. The live
Il on the farm, Is yet. consists of one
# horses only. We fegret that these
s1rses were not sept on the Fir grounds
dining the Fair, as We have rarely seen bet
.ar gecimens Of horses far all WORK.
. re Agricultural Department vas open
ca - August last, and but few IT the stu
Of he University Lave taken studies
THIS department. The course IL so ar
f.4.ed thet students well acquainted with
He physical sciences can finish it il single
$ sT.
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INDIAN MURDER -Tta1- Conviction. -
On the 10th inst, at the Oneida Settle
mens, Jacob Powles shot Abrain Antoine,
Doth Oneida Indians in cold blood, kill
ing him almost instantly. Antoine was in
Powies' at the time of the murder. Pow
les was Immediately arrested and a court
instituted by the Indians for the trial of the
murderer. }. L. Doxtater acted as Judge,
Henry Cooper as counsel for the prisoner,
and Baptiste Doxtater, as counsel for the
Government, (the Indians as the Com
missioner of Indian affairs, when he was
here several days ago, Informed the Indians
that they must manage their criminal at
fairs their own way. After very thoroug h
examination and trial Powles was convict.
ed, and sentenced TO be hung at the Set.
Element on Friday, Nov. 18th, at 2 o'clock
+. NJ, and the prisoner was brought to the
Brown Co: Jail, in this city, until the time
on the 22d inst. The chiefs and head men
of the nation acted as jury in this trial,
and we are informed they were unanimous
IN declaring the prisoner guilty. This is
the first trial of the kind, we believe, had
among the Indians, and they inform us
they intend to make thorough work with
the scamps in the nation in the future
Green Bay Adrocate.