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New Advertisements.

N PROBATE MANITOWOC COUNTY
Il court. In the matter of the estate of Gro-
ION enton, deceased. On reading and fling
tAe petition OF Gideon Slye administrator of
sara estate, setting forth the amount Of per-
sohai estate that has come to his hands and
kne disposition thereOf-the amount IF dehtv
outstanding against said deceased, and n do
fcflp'ion OF all the real estate of which de-
leased died seized, and the condition and yalue
81 the respective portions thereof and nrov.
ing that license be to him granted to mon
gage the real estate of sa deceased and i
-Ppcarlng by said petition, that there is not
tnnlcient personal estate in the hands of s,;d
administrator to pay said debts and that If is
necessary IN order to pay the same. to mort
gage all Ct said real estate it ia therefore o,-
sered, that all persons interested in said ee-
.a'e appear efore the judge of this court. on
monday the 3ist day Of May, 1879, at @ o.
sh OK a m, attqe Office of the county iudoe in
the village OF Nanitowoc in said county. then
ana there to show cause, if any there be wbv
license should moi be granted to said admins.
tr"tor TO mortgage said real estate ACCORDING
70 the prayer of said petition And II is fnr7
ther ordered, that copy Of this order shall he
Pnollshed for four successive weeks nrior IN
eaid d'y OF hearing, IN the Manitowon Pilot .
weekly newspaper printed and published ,t
hanltowoc IN said county, and personalIv
served on all persons interested in said estate
esiding IN said county, at least fourteen davs
before Sal = V If hearing Bv the conrt
GEO. W. BARKER, County JUDGE
3N''O"00, hiF!i ~, loO5. 40-4w
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CIRCUIT CoURT-MaNITowoc Cory

{ SlRcUlT C0URT-MANlTOWoC COUN-
- ~. Franz Peleseck, plaintiff az inst
samuel Il Sweetland and JuliIna. his wife
Is. w. Sweetland, Scion Joanson. Elisi, s
vadsworth charles Sanford. John Rcacerq
md Daniel Whitney. Summons for reIief
COMPLAINT not served To the above named
aeien iants. You are hereby summoned and
teq1irea 10 answer the complaint in this action
c1Ey OF which will be ilei in the Office Of the
'.erx q me circuit court in said county end to
-. copy OF your answer to the said COM
plant ca me at my off &c. in bev,IIo,ro a,,1
1ouLty OF Mar itowoc, and State of Wisconsin
I'D twenty day. after the service hereof, ex-
+iusrVe or The day Of such service and if Won
il 20 answer the complaint as aforesaid. the
,lsintf vii apply TO the court for the relief
Ismanded in the complaint.
go Cf1AS. W. WHITE. PITTS Atty.
Dated April 49, 1869. 40-6t
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ALTERS BUILDING,

IN PROBATE, MANITOWOC COUNTY
i Court. In the Matter OF the estate of red
erick Krause deceased. On reading and fling
the petition of sabine Krause of Manitowoo
county representing among other things that
Frederick Krause, late OF Manitowoc county
on the 2lst day of January Il. d. 1869, at
Two Rivers died intestate, leaving goods,
chattels and estate within this State, and that
the said petitioner is the widow of said deceas-
ed, and praying that administration of said
estate be to Andrew Bach granted it is srder
ed that said petition be heard befire the Judge
this court, ON Monday, the oath day Of May,
a d, 1869, al 10 o'clock Il. NJ, at my Of
fee in said county. Ordered further, that no
tice thereof be given to the heirs of said de-
ceased, and TO all persons interested, by pub
fishing a copy of this order for three success
sive weeks prior to said day Of hearing, in the
M'nitowoc Pilot, weekly newspaper pub
lished at Manitowoc In said county.
GEO w. BARKER
42sw County Judge
Dated the 29th day Of april A. D. 1869.
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Change of Firm.

ON this day my brother Frederick has en-
~ tered into my business as partner, and
IN consequence thereof the same will be here
after continued as before excepting under the
name and style Of John Schuette & Bro. All
outstandings have been retained by me, and
as Mr. Aug. Wahle and myself are establish
ing mill business which will require consid-
cradle cash capital and in obtaining the same
shall be more or less depending on the
prompt incoming of my outstandings. There
fore, would respectfully request my debtors
to assist the new enterprise by promptly pay
i what is due me.
Thanking my customers and the public in
general for the confidence and patronage be-
slowed upon me so far, and hoping that they
will transfer the same to the new firm, which
will exert themselves 10 satisfy their CUSTOM
ers in low prices and upright dealings, l re-
main your truly, JOHN SCHUETTE.
Manitowoc, March 10. 1869. 35-wl
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y NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COUNTY

I ihOoh lE-hA UhbC GU mi \
i court. In tie matter Of the estate Of
-aak Kas.osky, deceased. Notice is hereby
sven, shat by virtue and in pursuance Of an
der OF license, made in sai, matter, On tn g
9th day Of Ri, 1869. by the county court
= slid county, the Undersigned Lewis Mend
"a, guardian Of the minor heirs of the said
spnk oslosky, deceased, viii. on Monday,
-. 10th yof May, 1869, at 10 o'clock in the
f@scnoon OF sid q Y, at the ofice OF the coun-
uige, in the village Of M9nitoroc. in il
'"nnty, offer for sale. Mt public vendue, all the
I crest of tho said minor being an undivided
4s'ba,f) in the following described land to
"st Commencing at n certain point eighty
ga-s west from the quarter part between sec
'oA seven anf eighteen, in township number
~ r.Bge number %. and running north $50
is, thence east 8 rods, thence south loo
Il thence west on section line rods to the
+ - Of beginning, containing eight acres Of
nd, OF the east half Of the southwest quarter
.csgien number z, town %. range %, east
T rs ofslle cash. LEWIS MESDLICK,
e,alitowoc, April 10, 1893. Guardian.
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MAMMOTH BOTTLES ONLY IS CENTS
Eageaie Hair RestoTer the Cheapest oao
Lest. The Eugenie Hair Restorer eclipse.
oil known discoveries for the rapidly With
hich il restores gray aud faded hair to its
natural color--promotes It's rapid and heal
thy growth, prevents and stops it when
ftffine IF, and is a most luxur;ant DRESSING
Tor the hair, rendering it soft, silky and
las;rous. Mammoth bottles only IS cents
Bold by most all Druggists.
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rsT Co.'s Dyspepsia Cure will imme-
aiatcIy relieve and permanently cure the
pnost aggravated case Of Dyspepsia, Flatu
iency, Sour Stomach, Constipation, and all
diseases Of the stomach and bowels. Ply
t'clans, ecrgymen and all who use it. ioin
IN unboundcd praise Of its great virtues.
Sold by Druggists everywhere. Price
SlO0. swa
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/" USE THE BEST"
nR: CLOCKS Excelsior Hair Restorer is
- the uest preparation ever presented to the
puulc fer the hair, and the only article possess
ing all the merits ciaimad for it,
Ii makes Hair grow Jon Bald
Heads,
Arrests its falling off or turning gray cures all
diseases of the scalp and makes harsh, why
hair beautifully soft and luxuriantly glossy; but
above all is the marvellous rapidity with which
tray Hdir is Restored
To its original color Use it a few times and
loL your gray hairs have disappeared as if by
magic.
1t Is not Dye,
But strikes at the roots of the hair, supplying
them with new life and colorng matter. 1t is Il
much better dressing than oil or pomatum, and
avoids their dcleterious effects. 1t is elegantly
perfumed, is easilyapplied and is in all respects
agreeable to the senses If after fair trial.
this does not prove to be the best preparation
before the public for the hair, the money will be
refunded Put up in large bottles and sold by
all druggists at 81 per bottle.
Dr.. f. B. CLOCK, proprietor, Manchester.
New Hampshire.
FULLER, Finch AND FULLER, General North
Western Agents Chicago.
I. & j. ROBINSON, Agents for Manitowec.
IL 3mosl CHI
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Fruit and Ornamental Trees

Shrubs, Roses, Bulbs, Evergreens and fine
lot of grape vines, and small fruit of all the
leading kinis; every thing usually cultivated in
western nursery will be found on hand
Purchasers should send for price list before
purchasing elsewhere, we will endeavor to
please all that will favor US with a Ill, or or
der. j. B. RICHARDSON'S Nurseries
Sheboygan Falls, Wis. 32-m3
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Manhood How Lost, How
Restored


TUST Published, a new edition of Dr.
- ScsEyefsve1PSC etebr:ate VS..
say on the radical cure without medicine J
of SPERMAToRRHgA, or Seminal We kncss,
Involuntary Seminal Losses. IMporEScY.
Mental and Physical Incapacity, Implements
to Marriage, etc. also CoNsUMPTIox, EPr-
LEPsY, and FITS, induced by sclf-indulgence
or sexual extravaganza
sG~ Price, in a sealed envelop, only 6
cents.
The celebrated author, in this admirable
essay, clearly demon strates from "A thirty
years. successful pr ctice, tn the alarmir g
consequences Of seifabuse may be radically
cured without the d ngerous use of internal
medicine or the application Of the knife ::
pointing out II mode OF cure at once simple.
certain, and effectull, by means of which ev-
cry sufferer, no m tier what his condition
may be: my Gu Ell imself cheaply privately,
and ra,liclAy.
lxG- This Lecture should be in the hands of
every youth and m n in the land
Sent, under SEAL in plain envelope, to any
address, POSTPAID, on receipt Of six cents, or
two post stamps. Also, Dr. Cuverweli's
''Marriage guide" price IS cents. Address
the Publishers,
CHAS. j. C. KLINE eco.
l27 Bcwery, New York, P O. Box ! .5ss
29-ly
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FRENCH LANGUAGE.

MRS. JULIA KAISER would respectfully
lVl recommend herself as teacher of the
French Ian g,age. Residence over Kaiser's
Harness Shop on York street, Manitoxoc,
Wis. sRtf
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HENRY STREE.

JUSTICE of the Peace. Will make colleo
y tons, pay taxes, search the records, draw
deeds, mortgages, contracts, 60. All business
entrusted to him will receive prompt attention.
Office in Huebner's building, corner York and
Eighth streets,
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AN
Y application will he made to the governor
OF the sta OF Wisconsin for the pardon of Car
ollne BGnIg, who WAS convicte of man Ian RI
ter in the second degree at the December term
OF the circuit court held in and for the county
of Mlnitowoc and state of Wisconsin, COM
mencing on the third Monday of December,
1855, and was sentenced by David Taylor,
Ju lge, to confinement at hard labor in the
state prison at Waupun for the term of four
years CHAS. w. WHITE
Applicant
Manitowoc, Wis. 37-tf
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JOSE i'sE SYKES

; ,TA!I-lt in STOVES; also, manufacture
! d Tin, sheet-iron and Copper Ware.
ii..'s Of hsrairing done. Shop on Eight. ST.,
- tt,.s-..s 4, ttr ri National Bank.
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WAGNER AND KUHL.

All persons indebted to the late firm, E.
Wagner are requested to settle their ac-
counts we are IN need of money and men to
get srme from several Of our customers who
ought TO have paid up long ago. Al 3t
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To the Public.
BELoIT. WIS, January 8

SBELolT, WIS, January 80, 1863
We, the undersigned, respectfully repre-
sent that the Rock River Insurance Company,
of this City, has been in successful operation
for more than eight years. and during that
time we have never known or heard of its con-
testing an honorable claim, or failing to pay
single loss when due. Having full conf
dence IN the promp.ness, good management
and responsibility Of the Company, we unhes-
itatingly recommend svid ompany as per-
fectly responsible and worthy of the patron
age of the public
H. p. STRONG, Mayor of the City of Beloit
o. b. PARK. City TreasuI err.
C. F. G. COLLINS, City Clerk
F w. OAKLEY. Postmaster
DAVID s FOSTER, Alderman First
Ward.
J. c. CONVERSE, Attorney at Law.
S. j. TODD,' Attorney at Law.
A. TAGGART, Police Justice.
H. N. DAVIS, President of the Beloit Ma
tional Bank
SAMUEL J. GOODWIN, Owner of Good
win House
ELISHA B. LEWIS, Alderman Second
Ward
BARR, Alderman Third Ward.
LEWIS C. HYDE, Banker.
PARKER & STONE, Proprietors Of Beloit
Rea er and Sickle Works
c N. PARSONS, Attorney at Law.
c. ING ERSOLL, Ed. and Pub. Free Press
and Journal
CHAS H PARKER, Member of Assembly.
B. =. VAIL, Alderman Third Ward
II. K. LEONARD, Alderman Fourth
Ward.
BELoIT, Wis. March 22d, 1859.
| The undersigned, officers of the Rock River
Insurance Company of Beloit, Wis, having
been intimately connected with tie Company,
and acquainted with It's business aft ,irs from
the time OF its organization, that never has
there been a note, i'll or draft upon the said
Company protested nor has ever one been
presented for payment without being promptly
paid maturity. Nor has there ever been a
Receiver" or other person appointed to di-
rectly or indirectly wind up its affairs nor
has it ever suspended its business for want of
adequate means to carry on the same success
fully. But on the contrary it has always dis.
charged its obligations and trusts with prompt
ness and fidelity, and is at the present time in
successful operation, and never was in more
fourshing condition.
Very respectfully, &C.,
B. A. CHAPMAN, President
C.P. WHITFORD, Sec'y.
| j. A. CHAPMAN, Treasurer.
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Not1ce !!

DEING about to change my location, all
- those indebted to me, are hereby re-
quested to come forward and settle up, and
oblige 23-tf CHRIS. KABKE.
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E. WAGN YER

Would respectfully inform his friends and
the public in general that he has taken into
partnership NJ. B. KUHL, and that his bust
ness will now be carried ON under the firm of
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Stray Cattle.

TAKEN up on the Northeast quarter of
Southwest quarter of Section % town
of Franklin, Manitowoc county, one pair Of ,
year old Brindle Steers, and one dark Red
Cow, 10 or 1 years old. The owner will in
quire of HUGH MORRISON, on the above
premises, or of a. D. JONES, Manitowoc
Feb. 90, 1869. 32-tf
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All orders promptly and faithfully ex-
ecuted. Send for Catalogue and Patterns and
descriptions Of Machines, Engines and
Wheels, to
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The public are invited to give call at
my store, few doors west of the Williams
House, and examine goods and prices. l will
do the best can to please all.
ADAM BLESER
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OH THOSE CORNS. !OH! THOSE CORNS.
Morning Paper, dug. 26.
"!OH MY! lOH MY! I can't stand it /;
but he did, for he sent right off and got box
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and Orange blossoms
1t gives Beauty to the Complexion, Rosy
glow TO the Cheeks, Ruby tinge TO the Lips,
and Happiness complete
y Beware /! of worthless limitations.
All Druggists in Manitowoc sell it.
One bottle, 81 Ot; three bottles $500,
Or address "COSTAR," No. 10 Crosby
St., N. Y.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-02-04
Seletf BaIe.
From Msyne Reid's Magazine.
BROTHER AGAINST BROTHER

An Epis ode Of the Late Rebellion.
Twelve months before The first and fatal
gun was fred at Fort Sumter, bad blood
had begun to show itsclf-even in good
society. Not only was it causing strife
between cousins and other kindred, but in
many instances weakening the ties of af>
feciion in the family circle itself. Fathers
were divided in opinion against their sons;
brothers disputed in bitterness; and even
sisters took sides On a question, among
fashionable people hitherto unheard of. 1t
was the question of Northern or Southern
asceDdancy, with the negro for It's nucleus.
\ dark shadow had come over the
domestic hcarths OF the poor, that could
not be kept out OF the drawing rooms of
the rich; and into many home, e.st hap
py and cheerful, grim skeleton was pre-,
pairing 10 enter.
Places Of fashionable resort were not
free from the infection; and perhaps no.
where more than at Newport were these
dread ideas prevailing. The peaceful isle
of Aquidnec, for long years sort of neu
trail ground. where the best society OF
North and South had been accustomed to
meet in friendly intimacy, became an are>
ma of bitterness. 1t was sad change
from the pleasant intercourse hitherto held
between them.
The children of Boston bore it with a
certain rational calmness: while the sons
of the South too frequently exhibited a
temper Of the opposite kind. 1t is ever
thus with those who are in the wrong.
But you do not mean 1t, Walter Dever>
eux, I'm sure you do not =
If ever l meant anything, Miss Wins
throp. do
And you would absolutely fight against
the old StaIs and Stripes !? That flag,
which, if it hasn't 'braveda thousand years
the battle and the breeze, ,ciH I'm sure
it VIII =
IF borne much longer as 1t is now, I'd
be the fist to drag ii down.
oh, mercy mel Where is your patri-
otism Mr. Devereux, you offend me
by saying that. Do you know, sir, that
my ancestors were among the first to raise
that flag; and he can never be friend Q!
mine who talks about dragging it down =
The two individuals thus differing in po-
litical opinions, were young lady of Boss
ton, and young gentleman of Virginia'
both of the best blood in their respective
sections of the country; for both were de-
scended from Signers.'
They were alone in the piazza of a pretty
silla overlooking Narraganset Bay, where
Miss Adeline Winthrop was at home, ard
| Walter Devercux but visitor. He was
no stranger, for all this; as it was not the
first season that tbeit families had met In
friendly reunion on the neutral ground ol
Newport-the younger members OF both
walking, dining and dancing together.
And it was far from being the first time
that the handsome Virginian had held
tetc a tete with one of the most beautiful
girls of Boston-a city famed for its -,
dyes fair.
T. would have sorely grieved' him to
think It should be the last--aye cut him
to1he heart Of hearts; for this was In the
] keeping Of Adeline Winthrop; Is he sup
posed hers was captive to him.
I In this he might have been mistaken
lbut whether or not, he little dreamt, q,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-02-04
Rates . Aavertfssng.
WIT AND RUMoR.

The lady who took everybody,s eye.
must have lot of them.
Odd-that rivers should be so full just
when they empty themselves.
Teach your children to help themselves
but not to what doesent belong to them,
Many institutions are improperly called
semi nsries, for they do not half teach
anything.
A breeder of fowls says one Of his CO.
ciins, when eating corn, takes one peck al
time.
AS man drinks, he generally grows
reckless; in bis case, the more drains the
fewer scruples.
Shrewd inquiries are being n-ade wheth-
er the cup Of sorrow has q saucer. Can
any one tell us.
A lecturer asserted that all bitter things
were hot. "No," suggested Brown, mot
bitter cold day"
There is many man whoes tongue
might govern multitudes, if he could only
govern his tongue.
Elderly unmarried ladies are considered
by some person the least enyiable of all
kinds of ,oaiting maids.
"How IS the market, neighbour" ''Very
quiet, Anything doing in cheese?' "Not
a mite"
When may a man be said to be literally
immersed in business? When he's giving a
swimming lesson.
The question is discussed In some OF the
Missouri papers, whether raising kempis
a good business. A much better business
than being raised by it.
1t takes three editors to start paper In
New Orleans-one to get killed in duel,
one to die with the yellow fever, and one
to write an obituary of the defunct two.
There is gentleman, in Glasgow, SO
polite that he begs his own pardon every
time he tumbles down. Being good-na>
tured, he always grants it.
A contemporary wants to know In what
age woman has been held IA the highest
esteem? We don't know. But, certainly
fashionable ladies fill larger space in the
word now than they ever died before,
An Ohio stump orator, while making
speech, paused in the midst or it, and ex,
claimed, Now, gentleman, WI 60 you
think?' Instantly a man rose in the as
sembly, and, with one eye partially closed
modestly replied. 81 think, sir, / do, In
deed, sir-I think if you and / were 10
stump the country together we would tell
more falsehoodes than any other two men
1.-THE country, sir, and I'd rot say q worb
during the whole time, sir"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-02-04
The Sardine Question.

In one of the cities of New Hampshire,
some years since. man named H
was elected mayor, and very important he
thought his position.
During his term of Office. fire compa'
ny sent word that they should visit the
city and remain several days
The mayor called meeting Of the city
council TO see what should be done toward
entertaining the firemen. He wanted IA
show the hospitality of the city In its most
muniicent form, and proposed that a cdf
laiion should be given the coming stran,
gers.
And what, asked an alderman, do you
propose to put on she table for the COLA
tien?'
We'll give them, said his homer in re,
ply, hot coffee and sardines.'
One of the council thought that sardines
and coffee were hardly up to the mark for
hungry firemeD-
Il know BETTER exclaimed the mayor in
an angry tone. 'Sardines are hearty and
will be just what hungry men need,
Perhaps said an alderman. his honor
does net know what sardines are
The mayor sptang tchis feet angry all
over.
.rknow, he shouted, what sardines are
as we'll as you or any other member of the
board. have eaten enough of them iu
my life. They are easily prepared. Just
take two pieces of bread and put a slice
OF ham between them, end your sardine
is made
His honor sat down amid q roar ol
laughter. He had got such things as ssr.
dimes and sandwiches Kinder mixed up
in his mind.