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The Shasta courier., 1868-10-03

" AROUSE. THE New York Tribune is
responsible for the following:
The landlord of hotel in New Rochelle
has nailed to the front of his building a
large placard containing pictures of the Tam
many candidates, aud the inscription" Sey.
mour and Blair. Democrats, arouse" "A
gentleman riding by few mornings ago
was struck with the ludicrous and decided
propriety of the exhortation to Democrats
to IS arouse,' as directly under it were two
of the unterrifed" dead drunk.
The Shasta courier., 1868-10-03

ONE of the best hits of the time was lately
made BY Soldiers Club in Maine. The
Democrats bad been claiming there, as they
DO here, that several fighting soldiers and
Veterans OF the war were actually going for
seymour. The Maine boys turned out With
their torn battle-fags and carrying banner
with this strange device: We 20 for Sew
mour as we went for Lee." That sort of a
going for Seymour gave Republican major
ity OF 10000 in Maine.-Altd.
The Shasta courier., 1868-10-03

BULLY FOR HER.-Eleazer Fitch, of Leban-
non, Connecticut, attempted to chastise Mrs.
Fitch the other day, but she rebelled, mas
tered him, stripped him of his clothes, drove
him to bed, and then packed up her things
and the family funds aud departed for Hart
ford. The heart broken Eleazer thereupon
took strychnine but the doctors pumped him
ont
The Shasta courier., 1868-10-03

That IS So.-" In attempting to wash a
negro white, you loose three things-viz !:
your time, your labor, and your SOAP"
make Union lover Of rebel, you lose your
time. your labor, and your patience. The
thing cannot be done by any human process.
The Shasta courier., 1868-10-03

QUEER AccIDENr.-A Maine paper relates
that an OK, in kicking at the flies, drove one
morn through his hinder foot, fell on his back.
and IN that condition had to be killed,
The Shasta courier., 1868-10-03

AFFECTED young lady, seated in rocking
chair. reading the Bible, exclaimed Mo-
ther. here is grammatical error in the
Bible" Mother, lowering her spectacles,
and approaching the reader in very scruti
nizing attitude: I" Kill it kill it it is the
very thing that has been eating the leaves
and book-marks.'
The Shasta courier., 1868-10-03

l.. p. FISHER, 20 & FL New Mer-
chants Exchange, is our only authorized Agent in
San Francisco. For Eastern Advertising, Mr..
Fisher is represented by S. M. Pettengin & Co.,
of New York und Boston.
The Shasta courier., 1868-10-03
JEFF. Davis Arrival In Liverpd

Mr.. Jefferson Davis is now in Li<erpool
He arrived on Wednesday, and put up at ths
Adelphi. We will not apply to him Byron.
address to Napoleon on his downfall
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Humboldt river from the west. across
Green river from the east, the trains will
rush on to meet in the Salt Lake Basin.
" hat throngs will pass along. How the
Asiatic and the European will traverse
our country! What strange faces shall
look upon! How the vast produce of
Chi1,, as well as Europe, will come to
THIS country and exchange In the great
market of America. Already the long
trains from California and Oregon, from
Montana, Colorado, Idaho, and Utah
come to and from esch end of these lines.
Already hundreds OF millions Of acres of
land, which were before inaccessible, are
opening up to market. Here are the
gadrens for the laborer, the resources of
the poor, the solace for the unhappy, the
outlet for the disconteuted, restless spir.
its who dislike the restraints of an older
civilization. Here is a home for the
demagogue, who, having in vain tried to
pull the republic to pieces, may find a
Srn Marino in the mountains, and admin
lister it according to the conceits of his
own beautiful philosophy. Here is a
place for the man who is afraid of ne
sros; for negros won't go there Here,
if they only knew it, is the st, Helena Of
Jefferson Davis, Of Mason and Slideil, of
Cobb, OF Beauregard, Semmcs, and all
that del; yhtful company of happy and
humane Deople, who happened unfortu-
nately to cause little unpleasantness in
this cour try. Go! insects of an hour,
and futtel out your existence uhharmed
+. u. NJ.
Morrow, Dec. 49,"
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WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENTS.

ASHlNGTON, u. =. Jan. "a 1868
EDIToRs TRIBUNE:
The regular appearance of your ever
welcome TRIBUNE on nay table reminds
me of promise too poorly kept, to give
you an occasional leaf from the jottings
of my wanderings.
The joyous new year has undoubtedly
made your acquaintance, although, (ih
the opinions of many in that far off
land of storm, cloud and tempest, close
ly bordering IN the confines of the un-
tanned savage, you might in their csti-
nation be quite easily overlooked. a
recent sojourn of few days in North
Ca,oliua gives ule better idea of the
unboun,.ed ignorance of large majority
of the southern people. The great west
and its resources is only equaled by their
wholesome dread (aLd hatredl of the
terrible Yankees as they term all north
erners. We of the west have come to
consider chicago. Milwaukee, and a ,iost
! of other points, as places of decided i'm
portance. what then would be yonr sur
prise to hear the Magistrate of a County
seat repeating after you the name OF
| Chicago with a sort of half remembered
consciousness that he had somewhere in
| his extensive travels heard that name be-
fore, but on being informed that Chicago
was the FIRST city in the world in most o1
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the great staple articles of life, his won
der really knew no bounds, but this great
ignorance can only be accounted for on
the ground that the ancient and brief
axiom (where ignorance is bliss, tbs
folly to be wise was much more easily
learned than the general geography of
our country.
The usual receptions took place, al
though the day was anything but profit
ious The rush at the Executive Man
sion was the smallest for many years,
whilst the friends of Grant, Seward. Chase
and numerous Senators, came in crowds.
The last two weeks has been season of
unusual dullness in Washington, and
starving Landlords and anxious lobbynaen
till Congress shall reassemble.
The great question that seems to en-
gross the public mind at the present time
is the great contest which is to decide
whether we as a nation are to continue
on the march OF improvement, or failing
to fight it out on this line, take one long
retrograde step that shall land us at least
a hundred years down the rugged path
way we have for the last eight years been
climbing.
DuG OHe ieducT is Ilstlllcu Uy all IOVeTS
of equality, CT justice the man who
without ostentation, could bring order
out Of confusion, success from defeat,
and when the murdcrous minions of trea-
son had been vanquished on every hand,
and the glory of the old flag made more
precious to every true American, with
that same calm modesty that had char
acterised every movement, he dismissed
to tens of thousands Of homes the brave
hearts that had shared with their honor
ed leader the danger and toll of the long
life struggle of our nation. And when
the great question shall come before the
nation-can we look for any other solu-
ton looming down from the mountain
side, echoing from every valley, sweep
ing like one prolonged tempest over the
broad prairies, will come the trumpet
tone of the ballot-box which will give to
treason its final quietus, and the Admin
istrations Of the Executive for the next
four years to u S. Grant
WANDERER
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FROM WASHINGTON.
The Senate Committees Report Oh the
Stanton Case.
Special Despatch to the Chicago Tribune.


WASHINGTON, Jan. s..
Senator Howard's S report upon the
Presidents reasons for the removal OF
Secretary Stanton is ready to be reported
to the Military Committee at their flrst
meeting. After it has been acted upon,
in committee. it will then be presented
to the Senate in executive session. at the
first opportunity. 1t is understood to o ne
one of the strongest and most carefully
prepared legal documents which the con-
test between Congress and the PRESIDE II
has called out 1t reviews the whoie
ground of the message communicating
the President reasons, and shows them
to be IN very many important particulars
absolutely false, and that, while the docu-
mcnt has an air of fairness upon ITS face,
it is both unfair and unjust to Secretary
Stanton While the authorship OF the
message caht1ot be made to appear IN TINS
report, it is pretty well understood to be
the production of Jerry Black and this,
together with the understanding that ne
is virtually retained by the President to
prepare attacks upon Congress and those
who support it, hascaused great Indigna-
ton among those Senators who have
come to understand, through the recent
Investigations, the real character OF the
matter foisted upon them in the mes
sage. 1t viii be made to appear that
the President actually interpolated words
in this despatch of General Baird tt
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The tide which has set in III favor of
General Grant for the Presidency prom
ises to sweep everything before It, and
carry that gallant hero to the highest
point of honor in the nation. Every
true lover of his country will rel at
this-will rejoice that the great majority
of our people do not synipathize with
rebellion, nor take stock in THE Lost
Cause Grant has shown that he i; a
hero. Coming from the humble walks
of private life, meeting a want which the
whole nation felt, he fought his way to
eminence and renown. But he is not pulled
up by his greatness; he seems no better
pleased than when he succeeded in piling
,lp cordwood to his satisfaction, and this
is the man whom the people delight to
honor
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SERIOUS CHARGEs.-A Washington
special dispatch says that 'charges have
been made that money was paid IN ne
gotiating and in the ratification of the
Russian treaty 1t is proposed to raise
committee and have the matter fully
investigated. . This shonld certainly be
done for the public should know wheth
cr these charges are true or not.
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CNUARD1ANsAL In Probatc-Man-

u itOwoc County Court.
In the matter of the Guardian ship of minor heirs
of IeI.lers Ole~on deceased
Notice is hereby given that by virtue and IN pursu
order of license made in said matter on the
10th day A. d. 1867, by the County Court
of said County the dcr,igned Oic Olcson. Guardian
the heirs of Hcldcrs Oieson deceased WILL Oh
Monday the Sd day of February. A d. Isos AT Ten
o'clock in the of said day AT the lce oi the
Count, Judge in the Village of Manitowoc, in SAID
County. offer for sale at public ycndie the following
described lanS to w.t. The south east quarter Oh tho
north west auartc and the east half of the south west
quarter of the northwest quarter and the north east
qua of the south west quarter all Of section No
town is runge y.
The terms of sale will be made known at time of
sale. OLE OLESoN, Guardian
Datol at Manitowoc, tho 9Th day OF January, A.
D. 1868. w3S-3t
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Passa Tickets
BANKING OFFICE
TIC. SHOW r.
n &NYyawAr WISCONSIN


HICHANdE an all principal cities Of tb
nion. Great Britain and Europe. boag ght an
sold.
GOLD. SILVER and U UNCURRENF BANK
Norxs sarehss scd AT the h; siscst a;srket rates.
UNIrED STATES BONDS, on hand for
sale at ALL times
COUPONS or Interest warrants cashed,
(yrknH5r allowed on speeiai Dposits and
n.o,s;t ,srttisates issued for a,nountsdesired
Prenpp attention given to all business
T. C. SHOVE.
N.aitowoc. August 10th. 1858.
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SALE.


NJ Manitowoe County Court
In the matter of the Guardianship of the minor
heirs Of Dennis Carman, deceased:
Notice is hereby given that by virtue and in pursu
ance of an Order of License. made in said matter
the zsd day Of December, A. D. 1861 by the County
Court of said County, the undersigned, Guardian of
the minor heirs Of deceased will on Monday the 10th
day of JANUARY A. d: 1857. at 10 o'clock in the fore
noon of aid day the office of the County Judge in
the Village of Mantowoc in said county offer for sale
at Public yendue. the following described lands, to
wit: The southwest quarter of the northwest qnar-
ter of section number ~ of township number
twenty (2O north Of range namber twenty-fotr. (24
east and lying and being in said County of MaTiito
voc
The terms Of Sale, Cash:
DOtIS A. CARMAN.
Dated ut Msuitowoc, the ed day Of December A, D.,
1861 w36-3t
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q. g., .JD7s.g'S or,
-rHru-NEN'S Furnishing Goods o.

NJ every description. ,,,,s
isu or.rare to Manufacture full SUITS Oh elrn'
7,avs cloth ~. IN tha shortest notice ana
......J 7 .n ,loy the bnsf -lnen to DC ionhh
"a ra,p tw, o. sinse-s Sewing Machines cont,a
in0ss. 8 ;,-r,,s
"a ;Hru STREET, oppost. Goodonow nSFf-o'
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&c CROCKEIl, VI. ID.

NrfERS ehin Services 80 INC
Of Tyo Kivc-.-an1 vicinity. nm
once at Louis H;n lcrs, on Washington street All
call. In village Or CO Inty pr mptIy aitanarl t'
Re.FEp tStyES-Doctor =. :. DAVIS, " M hH'"f'
and A. Andrews Of Chi-ago, and Dr.. Easton, oil Hah
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: N 3 R.gLCO.M. m. d.,

var1y ykyrIty and Surgeon. Also E1-
am;ning Surgeon for PENSIONS, appointed os
the Government. ,,;+o
OFFICE corner OF Eighth ana iorA s'
woe Wisconsin. o,,,t
erd.r, left at the Drug Store, will receive prompt
80 rtieulsr attention paid to consultations ana.
70 the tfeat"s"' VI 1920
CASES -
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r. R.sE'SCH,

IEHEI.EV and f'hetOErH.neF.s ~
81 kin3s of work in the fine of niy business prompt
~. iu.t received u Wing Ornzaey's Multiplying
CiNSRA OBSCURA, with which can take siaIi
pietu -e. Of thu finest order for one do'sr PEI ooz
Photographs taken of all sizes Albums Aad 20 a.
constantly on hand. York Street i"fi
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EKER.N..

WORK Rtr~et. Mani 0E oe. " ~. Of","rS
in-Drv floods Groceries Crcckcry. Fancy Goods
a1... v.r. Boots and Shoes. Really made CiothinS'
r.rr NJ. Hats andTCaps. Toys, Children Caps,
~. c...s Y.,tb.rg Bird Gags. Kerosene Oil AMI
L..ps, kc, xs share OF public patronage Is BOIL
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JAMES WICK,
Importer and Grower of
FLOWER & VEGETABLE
. Il E ID g
Rochester, New York.
vICk's 1LLU srRATED CATALOGUE

VICK'S ILLU S,TRATED CATALOGUE
SEEDS IND FLORAL GUIDE FOE 1s6s,
Is published and ready to send out 1t makes 4
work of about hundred large pages, containing
full description of the
CHOICEST FLOWERS & VEGETABLES GROWN,
with plain directions for Sowing Seed, Culture, &c
1t is beautifully illustrated with than hand
red fine tcood cngrdrings of Flowers and Vegetables
and Il
BEAUTIFUL CoLORED PLATE OF FLOWERS.
Well printed the finest paper, and of the most
beautiful well the most instructive works of the
kind published.
Rg- Sent to all who apply, by mail, post paid. for
Ten Cents which is not half the cost 3S4t
AlIres JAMES WICK, Rochester, N Y.
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TBSEPH Sf,NES

~EAyEr1 Tn stoves: Tin. sheet Iron
md Coppsrware manufacturer. All kinds OF
repairng done. Eighth Street opposite Trib1n" VI
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NeaU advertisements.
QUARTERLY REPORT
OF the Condition of
The First National Bank,
OF MANITOWOC,


In Manitow"c in the State of Wisconsin, the
morning q the first Monday of January 1865.
RESOURCES.
Loans and Discounts $500 81
County Orders and tax certificates 1851 So
Over drafts 1oZt"b
Premium paid on Bonds 36oo0O
Banking House and Office furniture 1880. !3
Cash Itcins including Revenue Stamps 322.35
Expenses 14s6S5
Due from National Banks 17i0o,72
u. s BoltiS to secure circulation 5OooUOO
Other t. S Securities $4,000
Specie obt-.S
Lawful money ON hand 2i05446
S151, ,S03 %
LIABILITIES
Capital Stock 100000
Surplus l23lS3
Due Bankers 1868
Circulating Notes 4l9sSOO
Individual Deposits 49D,o.6S
Profits Loss Interest nni Exchange 631S.25
$15l S05,29
STATE OF WISCONSIN,
Manitowoc County
&c C. Barnes, President of the First National
Pank Manitowoc do soeinnly swear that the above
statement is the best of my knowledge and be-
lief. c. c. BANES, President
Sworn to and subscribed before me the 9th day OF
January 1883.
(-@) CHARLES LULING,
JUsR.s Notary Public.
(0~j
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FxED. SCNR <EDER,

HaEAT MISUNDERSTANDING DurchaSrf
M tn. business of VIM. Brown. shall hereafter
constantly kesp on hand the choicest meats al INC
Lowest rates share of public patronage solicited
l3-l1
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS County Cir
- cult Court.
Benedict Hermann, Plaintiff
against Summons.-For Relief
Amelia Hermann, Defendant
The State of Wisconsin, TO Amelia He. NJ ann, de-
fendant.
You are hereby Summoned and required to answer
the complaint in this action Of which copy is here
unto annexed, and serve copy of your answer on me
my Office in the Village and County of Mauitowoc,
Wisconsin, within twenty days after the service here
Of exclusive of tho day of service; and if you
fail the complaint aforesaid the plaintiff
will apply to the Court for TIE relief demanded IN the
complaint. J. d. MARKHAM Plalntiis Atty-
The complaint in the above entitled action was duly
filed in the Office of the Clerk Of the Circuit Court OF
Manitowoc County the 10Th day of November: AD-
1867 l33-6tl j. d. MARKHAM; Atty for Pltf.
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TVDrSES ratscl and moved. Having
n .uearior facilities for raising and moving houses
weweud announce the citizens of Nanitowoci town
and county that any business entrusted to our care
wilI receive prompt attention. and he performed IN
oannsr warranted to give satisfaction. Enquire At tho
C-I.... of1.. 1916
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
OF ManitoWOc, Wis.
The bank organized under the provisions o
Nat;enal Banking Law with paid up
CAPITAL of $4,000,

rhi. bank organized under the provisions of the
NAt:cnal Banking Law with Paid up
Capital Of $4,000,
.na privi,sss 10 increase to Saoo,00O.
win buy and sell DRAFTS on the principal cities
Of the Onion.
W,ll buy and sell DRAFTS on Great Britain, Ire
and NORWAY Den mark or the Continent of Europe.
Al New York rates md IN s1'as TO salt the par
eA~sers.
Will sell
Passage Tickets
Der Sail Steam from and to Port in Europe at
1Ne,s York rates.
Win pu-cha-e UNITED STATES BONDS and keep
os.tantlv and for sale market rates, full
apply of all descriptions
Will convert United States 1-ao Notes into $50
Bonds, aud cash Interest Coupons FREE or
eHA ARGE -.s...
viii. SOLICIT. BoyNTIEs PENSIONS and other
xiAiIs agaipsi tho y. s. Government.
Viii, ,p,rcha.e GOLD, SILVER and UNCURRENT
NON Ef II higt<a market rates.
Will receive deposits asd allow interest by special
agreement.
= C c. BARNES President.
e. tCLING. Cashier. 17-n
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ET.YIL LUTHER 3.9ED,
yVyHE Undersigned are prepared 20 tiII
to order bills of lumber or lath on the sh"rtest
r0ti-e man will he at all times in the yard
r.dy IA wait on and receive their or
acrs The best stock kept costantly on hand at the
ull corner Of Quay and 9th streets. -
1914 Gu bho"t,.
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bers of the bar of this city have, by a SER
les of resolutions, publicly expressed their
unanimous feeling of deep regret for his
decease. He was one whom they both
esteemed and loved
The new democratic paper enterprise
has met with another hitch. After en-
gaging part of their editorial force, they
fnd that they cannot get into the associ-
ated press without they buy out some
other paper, and nobody wants to sell.
So they are stuck. Don.
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8. S.AyRERSDy,

1KAyUGAss f4ktR and Dealer IN
NJ Roots Shoes Leather, kc., &c. Shop on buna,o
street near the ef Eighth Repairing ne~'''
aaA promptly executed &c
Aanitowoc, September. 90 lse9-
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Strayed or Stolen

One dark bay horse, six years old has on left
hind leg. A liberal reward will lie given to any one
who will give any Information o. The w ereabouts of
said horse This horse wei chs about 100 pounds and
had on when lost a saddle, bride and halter
Address JOHN MILLER,
3S-3t Ahna,.ee Wis
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TURTIGEO OF Inc Peace. once. HhuE
II ..r.. building corner of Eighth and York street.
NAnitomoc, Wisconsin. = 49, l.,
viii NAL collections pay taxes, search the rec Us
draw Deeds mortgages andl contracts, &c, &c All
su,ip.,. win receive prompt attention 10
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IN -yO.y.ES s. RRO.,

1EANCFACrER RERS ana neaAeEs IN
Nj Lumber, LAth. and Shingles Biiis cut 10 oroer
= ehort notice NAuitowoc, Wis.
n 49,. W. q. JONES.
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WILLIAMS, HOUSE,

IVA WILLIAMS * CO.. corner -
IL Eighth and Franklin Streets, Manitowoc, 10
ri, new brick hotel has been fitted up IN the WY
A.s ,ni i.se.t style With new furniture and eddinf
eL-..,Lout The wants of the travelling pubic VII!
receive prompt attention. and no pains VIII oe spi'
70 give perfect Saf siaction. ;.,
49, " - 14-2S
- J. HAITIAN.
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@RA l. PATCHEN. Dentist. NICE
IL. sberman's new building, on Sth street.
Manitowoc Wis
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= n TREAT.
p n .arTDERSOT.

4 TTORNEY and Counselor AZ Law
a 0Mee on Eighth street, Manitowoc, "iscons,h' ~
s.Ilnesiors promptly attended to. lo-o@
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CM.4RLES II. W.fLKER,


ATTORNEY and Counselor Al nv -;
A land and insurance Agent VIII attend q 20 aii a,
S.siusss entrusted his Office corner oil
and Franklin streets Mantowoc, Wisconsin, ~
6r the Ktna Insurance Company OF hart,1u ~
n stock $500, 600. l1-1-l-
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= ID. .M4RKHA.U,

y. u. ~ "a zh.1'H'
. rrORMEY and Counselor al Law.
a Once. corner of sth and Quay streets Manito-
-~r Wisconsll. L u
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uE.-RY SYRREE,

A TTORNEY and Counselor at Law.
~ SMAuitowoc, Wisconsin i''-o'i
n rent for the Phoenix Life Insurance Company
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nY =. .0EHALLEN 3ECk e 20.
lido ! n Aaitcwoe, Wisconsin o,
The above new and commodious Hotel is now open
-. 80 uost improved style. and pains WILL
spNrs~ - me- - - Lii; 1926
4. cuelL1NELCK, T. u IseA'-
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1868-02-01
TO CONSUErEs,rHyEs.

THE ADVERTISER, having been restored 10
L health i'll q few weeks by a very simple rcms-
dy. after having suffered for several years witl
severe lung affection and that Tread disease Con-
sumpt'on-is anxious TO make known TO lis fel-
ow-sulcrcrs the mcans Of crrc
10 al who desire il, he will send n cory of tho
prescription used Gree of c'argc), with lie i &C.
aons Tor preparing and using the same whicl, tbey
VIII hnd SURE CURE FOR CONSUMPTION, AsTnsiA
pnoNc,nrls, ,n CoUGds, Coins, and all Throat and
Lung Alectons The only object of tl,e a,lycrt;-
ser III sending the Prescription is to bcncftgths,
afflicted. and spread information which he con-
elves to be Invaluable. and he hopes every suffer-
3ef VIII Try his remedy. ms twill cost tlicmnoth-
ing and may prove blessing Parties wishing
the prescription FREE. by return mail will please
address REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg Kings Co., New York.
May 6, 1867 SO 10