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CEEWEFFS SALE.
- State Of Wiseonsin0 Notice Of Sale
Circuit Court for
Manowoc County. Judgement of Foreclosure
Aristarchus Champion, Plaintiff J
against
William !. Wood. Defendant.
BY virtue of and pursuant to Judgment of fore
closure and sale rendered in the above entitled action
bearing date the 21th day of October 1857, shall
the 18th day of March, d. 1865. 10 O'Clock A. NJ
at the Shcrs Office in the Court House, in the Vii
age of Mantowoc, in the County of Manitowoc after
said. expose for sale and sell at public venCue the
morfgaeed premises described in said judgement,
much thereof may be sufficient to satisfy the sum
OF five thousand seven hundred and eighty-nine and
SLIGO with interest and the costs of court
and the costs and expenses of the Sale which said
premises described follows to wit: The undi-
vGed one-half of the north quarter and the east
number twenty-five (22) and also the undivided one
half of the whole of fractional section number TWEEN
tythree (23) all in township number seventeen 17)
north of range number (23) east situated in the
county of hanitowoc and State of Wisconsin. con-
tanning in the aggregate according to the Government
survey of SAID several tracts of land above des
cribed, hundred and thirty-onc aud 4ol00 acres,
or less ROBERT T. BLAKE. Sheriff.
S. A. Woon, Plaintiffs Attorney 33-6t
Dated at Mantowoc, Wis January 23d, 1865.
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REFER ES.


REFER ENCES.
Dr. D. J. Eas ton of Manitowoc Wis has the lsts,t
ard 6sS treatment ko,on. for all Diseases Of tbs Aye
and Ear He is also successful Physician and Ssr-
seon and advise all who have diseases of these
gans, to apply to him and be hesled. Signed
r. c. THOMPSON, ~ D.
Oculist aud Aurist, No Sic West Wash ston Street
Chicago, Illinois.
sP Burdick N. n. New York City.
A r. Morgan, NJ. D. Syracuse, Y. 7.
j. G. Douglass NJ. ID. Milwaukee Wis.
s. j. PoarsaIl NJ. D. Saratoga Springs, N Y
n s StS!re. NJ. D. Sheboygan
II T. Yiely NJ D. Manitowoc Wis.
c. c. Croker NJ. ID. Two Rivers Wis.
Miss E. Carey of Schuylerviile, n Y. cured Of deaf
ness. 10 years standing. in 1852.
Cured Epock Erickson's child years old of ulcer
Of eyeball June 1867.
Cured r. r. Anderson of Manitovoc of Inisn stion
Of ewes. July. 1867
Cured Mrs NJ Burns of Ncsme, of Blindness OF three
months. spring 1862
Miss II. Gleason Milton, Saratoga county n. T.,
aghtened Crosscyes 1856
Hr. Herdena. Nossuth, Nanitowoc cocnty, cured OF
graduated eyelds 1857.
Nr. Dano of Manitowoc cured OF inflammation OF
the ewes 1861
Cured c. Il. Shove. of GRADUATED evelds in 1850.
Removed from bre2.t of Mrs Michael No
Carly of Kossuth. Mantowoc county, 1864, July LIST
1857 remains well
Removed Cancer from the breast of Mrs J. Webster
ate of Msnitowoc of Tallahassee Florida in February
1867.
Cured L. Winters of Gibson, Msnito~oe county. O
Fits of standns in 1850, July list 1867 remains
cured.
seCall on DR. EAsT0N Of sIanitowoc Wis, rheu
you can consult free, and he will give you esxsie
opinion when cure is or is not possible. 14lS
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JIDE TO HEALTH &LONG LIFE


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Chicago, Illinois.
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Established in the year $780, for the cursof private
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1t WILL SAVE YOUR HEALTH.
And, what is better than ALL
II EIELL SAVE YOUR LIFE

From being shortened by wrong treatment The
Botanic Remedies of DIR. RAPHAEL the En- fish
8otanic Physician never failed yet TO make per
feet cure of all private and vencreal diseases
without the use of mercury, wihou hinc ance from
business and without fear of dscoy cry Or exposure
No deadly pOisons. such arsenlr, nuX vonica
opium or any other poisons No M rcurv or other
deadly Notwithstanding but pureiy Vegetable
Botanical Remedies used by him. His rene
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The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-11-19
Ahnr Him.

Iftherc is anything mean In Grant,
the Democracy arc bound TO have
the benefit oft. They are now at
work trying to figure out somc way
by which he may be made TO John
sonizo the Republican party, aud be
induced to give the official patron
age to the Democracy. The leaders
OF that party in Washington arc
laying tho ropes, while the leading
papers arc attempting to comfort the
waiting thousands with assertions
that Grant is very conservative, that
he did not place himself on the plat
form fthe party, aud, therefore, can
not and will not act with the party.
This, indeed, opens, in pcrsPectiOe,
a rich feast for tho Democracy. It
would be finc thing for them, in ns.
much as the people would not put
them into power, to get what they
love more than all things olse---the
Offices. IL would bo hard for the
Republican party to DO sold out twice
in successiou--to sec the Democracy
a second time rioting on and squan.
dcring the money Of the people who
condemned them to private life.
But Republicans do otfcar Grant
They supported him as tho best man
for tho position to which he was
elected, aud bo knows with which
party the good Of the country rests
lie never sold the country to the
rebels, during tho rebellion, and
where is there any indication that he
will sell its interests to the friends
Of those same robols9
Democrats convert Grant TO your
own way Of thinking If you can.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-11-19

Even so bitter a Democratic paper
as the National hteliigeneer Of Wash
ington speaks thus in rebuko of the
methods by which the Now York Dc,
mocracy succeeded in carrying that
State:
"The result which wo chronicle
to-day, of the vote Of the state of
New York, fully proves that our
worst apprehensions have been roal
lied, The evidence of treachery is
plain. Ii will be seen that Hoffman
leads Seymour by many votes, aud
the caution which We gave a few days
ago has been unheoded, Tammauy
with all its corruptions has triumph.
cd at the expense of all party fealty,
and will now rsvel in undisturbed
possession Of the spoils wruug from
the over taxed people Of the Empire
State. With such an uuequivocal
profession Of duplieity aud ,reaehery
as results exhibit, we call upon the
Democrats aud Conservatives of the
country to soorn iu the future all az.
6liation with their spoilators,"
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-11-19
Death of Hon. David Tod, EE-Gov-
ernor Of Ohio.

ernOr OF Ohio.
Hon. David Tod died at his resi-
deuce in youngstown, Ohio, on Fri-
day, Nov. 18th, 1868, at the age ofG3
years, 8 months and 10 days
His death was very sudden aud
unexpected. lie arose in the morn
ing at the accustomed time aud ate his
breakfast as usual, About seven
e'clock, as ho was preparing to go
70 Cleveland, he complained Of bad
feelings and laid down. In a few
moments he was corpse.
David Tod was born at Youngs.
town o., February 81, 1906. Atibe
proper age he studied law with his
father and was admitted to the bar at
the age Of twenty-five years. lie
was a very successful lawyer and won
a good reputation iu criminal cases.
He always was lover Of politics aud
an admirer Of Gen. Jackson, aud as a
consequence, cast his lot with the
Democratic party. In 1888 he was
elected to tho State Senate. lie
took the stump for Martin Van Bu-
rem 10 ls40 and established his repu
tation as a public speaker. For the
campaign Of 1874 he received the
nomination Of his party for Governor,
but was beaten by Bartloy, his OPP
ponent by about one thousand votes
In 1sl7 President Polk rendered,
and ho accepted, the appointment of
Minister to Brazil, and represented
the Government there about Eve
years. He was delegate TO the
Charleston Convention, in 1860, was
first Vice. President Of that body, and
when tho Southcrn wing withdrew
he became tho presiding officer. He
was largely interested in tho build.
ing Of the Cleveland & Mahoning
Railroad aud for some time tho Pres
hent oft.
Mr. Tod was consistent Demo
crat up to the actual breaking out Of
the war. AS long as there was a
possible, or probable way of settling
our difficulty with the South, with.
out an appeal to arms, he identified
himself with IL; but as soon as Fort
Sumter was 6rod into he threw aside
all party trammels aud advocated
vigorous prosecution of the war;
He lent all Possible aid to the Gov
ernment both as to means aud inAu.
ence.
In the fall Of 1861 hc was elected
Governor ftho State Of Ohio, by the
Union Republican party, aud by his
energetic measures to render all the
support possible to the General Gov
ernment he endcared himself to every
one who folt that the Union must be
preserved at any cost. He did every.
thing possible to have Ohio soldiers
in'the army receive proper Treatment,
aud sent special agents to see that
they were treated rightly, For tho
care Of the wounded he was untiriug,
aud exhausted every resource of tho
State to alleviate their sufferings.
To Gov. Tod Ohio owes great debt
for its standing as one Of the SLRtos
showing the most brilliant record
during tho war, as we'll as tho fact
that great amount of its talented
officers reached the point their merit
demanded.
In the death of Ex-Gov. Tod the
State loses Que of its best men, and
vacancy is created that will be hard
to supply,
Tho people mourn his death.
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The Chicago Tribune says L" 1t is
worthy of note, as a matter of fact,
aud as a matter of justice, that at tho
election on Tuesday, for the first
time, large body Of tho Irish born
citizens of Chicago aban doned the
Democratic ticket to vote for the Re
publican candidates. On Tuesday
last the chains by which the Demo-
cratic party held the Irish of this
city were broken. Two thousand Of
these men, either openly or silently,
went to the polls and voted for Grant
and Peace, and to preserve the ma
tional credit, They declare them
selves tired and disgustod with the
rule which has kept them separated
in all things from their American
German, Scandinavian, aud othcr
ellow-cilizens,"
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/ Manhood How Lost
How Restored,

lust published, now edition OF DR. Gull
~ Verwelps Celebrated Essuy on the radical
cure without medieinel OF SPERMAToRRHoEA,
or Seminal WePkness, Involuntary Hemina,
Losses, IMPoTENcy, Meutal aud Physical iuea
paoity, Impediments TO Marriage, eto.i also
CONSUMPTION, Epilepsy and Fits, Induced BY
self-induigence or sexual extravagance.
Price, In a sealed envelope, ouly cents.
The celebrated author, In this admirable essay,
clearly demonstrates from thirty years. sue
cessful practice, that the alarming consequent
ceH Of fself-abuse may be radically cured without
the DANGEROUS use OF internal medcine or the
application Of the kuifs pointing out mode OF
cure at once simple, certain, and etitctuAl by
msaus Of which every sufferer. no ma tier what
his couditlan may be, may cure himself oheaply,
privately aud radically. il.
This Lecture should be In the hands of every
youth and overv man in the land.
Sent, under seal, IN plain envelope 10 any
address, postpaid, on receipt of six cents or two
postage stamps Also, DR.. Culverwel's "Mar-
rage Guide,r price % cents. Address the Pub
fishers, CHAS J. e. KLINE h CO.,
i27 Bowery Now YORK, Postofioe, Box 1850,
Jan. I6, 1868 fnOl3ly
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Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that n petition will
4Nbe presented 10 the Commissioners Of
ON the first Monday in December, A. d, 1865
praying FOR the establishment of a county rOad
alon The following described route m said
county, tO-wtt; Commencing at the center
line Of section seven in Adams township, and
At the county road running through Green
Springs, TO Lowell of said township, and run
section seven, TO the center line Of said section
running Aorth and south petition VIII also
BE- presented to Yacate that part Of q county
seven and AZ the termination Of said proposed
road and running from thence south-easterly
co1rse 10 said road leading nom Green Springs
tO Lowell. .r 81, n3-tt.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-11-19
Death of Baron RothsCild.

Baron James Rothschild died at
Paris on Sunday, in his 77th year.
He was tho last survivor of the five
sons of Mayor Anselm, of Frankfort,
the founder of the family aud its for
tunes. His elder brothers we're An
selm, of Vienna, who died in 1855;
Solomon, of Vienna, who died 10 the
same year; Nathan. of London. who
died in 1886, and Charles, of Naples,
who died in 1855. James was thus
the head of the family during the
thirteen years preceding his death =
He had long conducted the Paris
branch of the family's immense bank
ing business, and after the decoase Of
his brothers, exercised a marked con r
troi over his pephews and grand.
nephews, who ostensibly conducted
the affairs of the firm in London aud
the principal cities of the continent.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-11-19

The school census Of Chicago, just
completed, makes the population Of
Chicago 252,05i, an increase since
April last of 9,67l.
The Soldiers and Sailors of Passaic
county, New Jersey, have made ar
rangemen;s to erect monument to
the memory of their comrades who
died on the battle fields of the rebel.
lion Gen. John Coohrane delivers
an oration upon the OCCASION Of lay
ing the corner stone.
A person named VIM. X. Moore
sold Henry Clems & Co., Of New
York, hundred dollar 8 20 bond,
receiving therefore a check on the
Fourth National Bank for Sl09 90.
This he altered to S9,500 and pre-
sonted it at the back. The forgery
was instantly discovered, and the
perpetrator, after resistance, arres-
ted
As Mr.. Jehn S. Shumaker, Con
gresham elect from the Second Dis :
trict of New York, alighted from a
Broadway stage at the corner of
Amity street, he was set upon by
three men. One of them stole dia.
mond piu, valued atsl 900, from Mr..
Shrmaker's shirt bosom, aud passed
it TO a confederate, who mads his es
cape, Two of the robbers, giving
their names as Wm, B. Roberts aud
John Il. Tonenson, we're arrested on
the spot.
The house-moyers Of Chicago have
outdone their pregious work. The
Church of the Holy Communion, the
largest building that ever set out on
is travels, has been moved frop
Wabash avenue near Randolph street
to Burnside near Thirteenth street,
three aud half miles, without start,
ing timbor or cracking a window
Eight corners we're turned, eight men
employed, and eight weeks consumed
in the journey, the cost Of which was
$4,000 Il