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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1869-07-02
JOSEpH SY1IES

DEALER in STOVES; also, manufacture
- of Tin, Sheet-iron and Copper Ware. A
kinds of Repa iring done Shop On Eight. st.
arly opp osits the First Ma tional Bank.
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WALKER & WHITE,

A TTORNEY and Counsellor at Law OEEo,
"A on Eighth street, over the First Natieaai
Bank.
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Banking and Exchange Office
T. G.. S II . Y E,
M n nItOVTOc WfScn m Nfr

TT S. BONDS (7-3o's. 5-2O's, and all other
~ kinds) purchased, sold and exchanged.
Coupons on Interest Warrants cashed. Gold,
Silvet, and Coin drafts purchased at the highest
market rates
Drafts. on all the principal cities of the
United States and Canada, bought and sold
Foreign Exchange, on Great Britain and Con
tinental Europe, for sale in sums to suit De
posits received, subject to sight draft Also
intci est paid on deposits by special agreement.
Collections made on NIL parts Of the Unilco
States, Canada, Great Britain, and Europe
made a, reasonable rates. Passage Tickets by
Steam or Sail Line to and from Great Britain
and Continental Europe, for sale at New York
prices T.C. SHOVE.
Msnitowoc, March 81, 1878 36
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f.. r.

A TT0RNEY and Counsellor at Law. c..
n lections promptly attended to. Oaice On
Buffalo street, between Eighth aud Ninth
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Grasshoppers in Utah, and squirrels in
Iowa, are making havoc with the crops.
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CELEBRATION ON THE FoURTH-PRo-
GRAMME. At sunrise there will be salute
of l3 guns, reveille by the baLd and
hosting of flags At 9 O'Clock salute Of
3 guns, which will be TIE signal for the
formation of the procession, which will
march through the principle streets to
u ashington square. While there the
Declaration of Independence will be read,
aud orations delivered in both English and
German, after which the procession will be
reformed, and then march lack to the
Court House square.
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ORDER OF PROCESSION.
l. Marshal of the day and staff.
. Music
3. Orators and readers.
4. County and village officers.
5. Representatives of the press.
6. Invalid soldiers and veterans
7. Manitowoc Rifle Company.
s. Badger Engine Co. No. /.
9. Torrent Engine Co No >.
10. Phoenix Hook and Ladder Co. No. |.
II. Protection Bucket Co. No. L.
l.. Turn Verein.
l.. Lodges.
Il. Schools
10 Citizens.
In the afternoon there will be a grand
picnic. The procession will be formed at
the Court House square at | O'Clock, and
march to the pic nic grounds, where there
will be music, singing, plays and general
amusements. The procession will return
at ) o'clock to the Court House square.
In the evening there will be grand balls at
the Turner Hall and Fricke's Hall
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rival and Departure of the Mail

AT THE PosT-oFFICE AT SANIToxoC.
feTHERS, EASTERN, SoUTH-EAsT AID WEST
Frs NAIL (via Chiffon ard Fond du Lac. =
Arrives daily Monday excepted, at clocA
!. n. Closes daily, Sundays excepted, at
|' o'clock P. NJ.
|UrHERS MAIL (via Shehoygan. Arrives
|iaily at O'Clock p. NJ. Leaves daily at 8
O'Clock AN.
RrHERS MAIL Ito Two Rivers only. AR
ives daily at 8 O'Clock A. NJ. Closes daily
pc O'Clock P. M.
RrHERS MAIL, via Green Bay to Kewau
bee; Door County, and Lake Superior, twice
| week ARRIVES every Tuesday and Friday
t o'clock a. NJ. Closes every Monday and
Thursday at O'Clock Pm.
MAIL, via Branch and Reed
lille to Menasha, once a week.-Arrives
very Friday at 8 O'Clock A. NJ. Leaves
every Friday at 10 A. NJ.
t6- Office hours from A M. to Pm.
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Notice

S hereby given that the Board of Equaliza-
tion for the village Of Manitowoc will meet
ut the Council room on Saturday the 18th day
OF June, and continue in session every day
except Sunday, from 9to IL A. NJ. and from 2
to 5o'clock P. NJ until their labors are COM
pleted, provided that their sessions cannot be
extended longer then to t:.e first Monday of
July, being The 9Th day Of said month.
Dated at Manitowoc this 10th day Of June
1869. As 3t N NELSON.
Village Assessor
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Business Cards.
Ii. 8. BALLOON, NJ. y.

II. >. BALLOON, NJ. D,
I)HfSICIAN and Surgeon. Particular attsx
L tion paid to the treatment Of difficult aAA
critical cases, and to consultation. Also, Ek-
arnining Surgeon for Pensions Office in th~
building formerly occupied by Kuehn & Co..
bankers. Orders left at T. j. Robinssa,s
Drug Store will be promptly attended to.
DENTISTRY.
TAR. A, J. PATrHEN Dentist Office in
~ Sherman's Brick Block, Eighth stress,
Manitcwoc, Wisconsin. Particular atsentisa
given to all the different branches ef the prs-
fsssion, and all work warranted. Teeth ex.
tracted without pain.
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f. j. POSlMEIS. III. ID.

Two RIVERS, WIS, would re specially in
form the people Of Two Rivers and the SUR
rounding county, that he has opened an
office in the above village for the practice sf
medicine in all her its parts. Charges reAs-
enable, and calls promptly attended to.
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G. BIELINai,

PROFESSOR Of Music, &C., will give lessons
L in vocsl and instrumental music in the VIII
lagos of Manitowoe and Two Rivers. Resi-
tence on Eighth street, near the court hsuse.
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WIN AND COUNTRY.

z. B. TREAT, Secretary.
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Buffalo Items.

There are two bald-head eagles nests on
Cayuga Island, and they are iHalously pre-
served by the owners Of the island, Mr..
Jack Angerim and Mr.. Bnrdett. Woe unto
the man who shall kill or molest ur other
wise disturb the tranquility of these pets.
Last Saturday about six O'Clock 10 the
evening. a woman named Mrs. Finnen,
while crossing the railroad track in Elk
street, Buffalo, was struck by an engine on
the Buffalo and Washington Railroad. She
was thrown several feet and fell in culvsrt
sustaining dislocation of the shoulder, and
and other injuries.
Cornelius Byan and his wife had little
discussion last evening. in their palace in
the lower part Of the city of Buffalo. Cor
nelius cnffed and kicked Eliza until she
become thoroughly aroused, and seized an
axe with which she gave him belt on the
forehead. Unfortunately for the good Of
society, the weapon was exceedingly blunt,
and only produced a scalp wourd 10 let out
little Of his fiery blood. The row attract
ed the attention of the police. and both
were taken to the statiOnhouse.
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"hLisMA.' 1t is not often that We have ,bo ,,,.
TO spare, or the INCLINATION. to notice ouv o,m.
thousand and one preparations sold throuchor, IN
country, eacl' as it is claimed. being sovereign
cure for one or more of the ills that flesh i. heir IA
Indeed, we have frequently wondered that ncon,
ever died at all, or grew old even. when, by ,n.,
ontay they could furnish themselves with ,,-,,
thing which would keep disease Mt bay and lery tb.
assaults OF timel Concerning the efficacy Of one =,
these remedial Preparations ani one which IN. M.
come celebrated of iaie--we can spall; ror ~.
sona experience. and conscien'ion-y -ny /, i. gCo
We refer to 'Alisma.' an article ros re.,orinr md
preserving The hair. manufactured by Messrs Sew
ard Bentley. Chemists aud Druggists M 10
Main Street, Buffalo, Buffalo Cnmincrc al .dy N
slow sales for Stewards Cough Cure A. D. Mi.
I.ER & CO. Wholesale " Retail Druggists, Asar,.
W. ictr"ouh e"htrc' ia. itbl..
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The Tax OH Oil.

The Board of Managers of the Oil Produc
prs' Association met in Titusville TODAY
for the purpose of taking some action in re.
ference to the tax bill levying one cent per
gallon on crude petroleum, now before the
Legislature Of this State. The bill is cro,s
imposition upon the oil producerso of yepor.
go County, and speedy action should be ia.
Ken TO stay itsprogress in our State Leri,lo.
t"re' A strong effort is being made in its
favor, Notwithstanding the remoustrspce
signed by every oil producer and should it
become law, it will be one of the rre.test
frauds sever forced upon This public.
1t does not seem possible that it can 70.
csive the signature Of Gov. Ges,v and
thus become law. Our Executive bo. al
ready signed the Monopoly Pine Bill. and
should he follow up with a sanction Of the
tax bill, his popularity would diminish to a
still greater extent in the oil region Of Penn
sylvania, and among oil men generally. We
cannot believe tho Governor will SIGN the
Dill, and we hope the. meeting held u Titu,-
vile to-day will take prompt action to de.
feat the measure
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WEARS THE BARN "a rural lawvrr.
shom W" shalt designate as Squire Joyial.
once had an important case in country
court, and the decision dppendcd entirely
on the way 'ao jury would regard the .esti
mony OF one lady. lie lost the case, be-
cans" the fair witness swore positively to an
occurrence which she had Witnessed at the
distance Of several rods. although there
were several persons who stood much nearer
than she that saw nothing whatever of it,
The old Squire Looked rather blue when the
Jury brought in their verdict, but reyenged
h'msel' by rising and telling tho court n
story OF lady he once knew, who was very
near sighted, but always declared her eye.
sight to he excellent. Accorlinely. one
day neighbor stuck darning needle in
tae slde Of the barn, and placing her on
the opposite side Of the road, asked her +
she could see it. ''Oh, yes," replied the
lady 81 can see the needle easy; but whar's
the barn?'
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Prof 7. q, Porter, formerly of Franklin
and Marshall College. and one of the most
distinguished nataralis's of the country, has
nearly completed his elaborate description
of the entire fora of our State, embracin.
the forest trees. grasses and weeds iriurious
to cultivated vegetation, and also obserya-
tlons on their geographical range and their
economic value. This is the result of more
than twenty-five years Of learned labor on
the part of this eminent scholar, and he now
oilers the whole as a donation TO the State
The Academy of Natural Sciences, of Phil
ad'iphia, htely passed resolution urging
lhe legislature to publish it, and the State
Agricultural Convention seconded the re.
quest.
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Among all the objections to tho appon.
ment OF Gen. Longstreet as Collector at New
Orleans we have not seen mentioned the
one-and the only one-that. 10 MS, serms
entirely nnanswerable. Gen. Longstreet
was educated at government expense; was
an officer in our regular army; as such took
upon himself special obligation to de.
iend the Federal flag and to hold no allegi.
ance supreme to that he owed the Federal
government. Thus, by joining the rebellion
was doubtcdly guilty. Those Of the officers
OF our old array and navy who joined the
rebellion, should not be again trusted. let
their contrtion, even, be what it NAV
And that should have been fatal bar to
the appointment of Lopgstrcet, though we
admit his conduct since the war has bear
eEtnely commendable: and we also admit
BIS appointment may have good eIE.c,
with 'ho rebel element.
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TEEE NEWS.

Niagara Falls have not paid this winter.
There are 700 Masonic lodges in the vast
! wilderness of Illinois.
Chicago has burned coal Gil successfully
in one Of her locomotives
The lumber season in tho West has been
excellent.
Tennyson and Jean Ingelow were both
born in Lincolnshire.
President White, Of Cornell University, is
spending his vacation in Syracuse.
A fn.ished gentleman. The Secretary Of
State.
Boutwell, has abolished Clark's bydlostatic
printing press.
Rachel left $50, coo. Her children hay
ing no father could not inherit.
Canada 10 going to work to increase i'm
migration.
Somebody attempts to whitewash the
Payn- Weston walking match, but Paintpaint
would be more suitable. Y. Ledger
MARK Twain proposes making certain
young lady in Elmira Mrs. Mark Twain
We trust she will make him mark time.
1t is rnmored in art circles that Troye.
the animal painter, has received q commits.
sion to paint n portrait OF Mr.. c. \. DanaS
favori'e velocipedr, r,-World
Josh Billing says: "When vnun, man
amt coed for anything else, lk. 10 ,rr
him carry gold headed cane. u l,o.rli'r
buy cane, let him part his iai" n t.p
middle
At Springfield, Illinois. pn Thursday. ,
large dog attacked babt n l 'yA.plr .r.
longing TO family OF cm'.g.n.+ ,r yu,,
to Missouri. The dog sri"'I Ii c;n.G,n
his mouth and ran at feartal ,qrrl ..uq =.
a sewer. the child's head rraain. on ,hr
ground. 4 couple OF men ..,fiod to sp4d
the dog of, but before they uuli} rr,ch ,hr
savage brute be dashed into the w1irr. nr6
"annp the archway ont orsi-ht l,.arfng
the baby in his mouth Ona Of thr men
entered the sewer and soon returned with
the little one. 1t is thought the child will
recover from its injuries
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"Womsns Rght," seemed 10 have reach
cd their realization in the Island Of Corsica.
That is, women have changed places with
men, which seems to be the aim and wish
OF the strong minded. In letter from the
Hon. S. S CoX,--who has written some de-
lightful letters dated Ajaccin, Crosica, he
says, ~ met upon donkey man riding
upon q sde.saddle, and woman behind
shin nstride on the meek bearer Of bur.
s'dens."
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The Legislature Of Pennsylvania has
passed an important law relative to the ad-
mission of the insane into asylums. Under
1t the certificate of two physicians. who
must swear to the facts concerned in it, and
whose character must be voushed for by the
magistrate before whom they testify. is
necessary to place any one in an asylum for
the insane. 1t is also made nisdemeanor,
under this act, to prevent patient CORES
ponding with his or her counsel, and any
judge is obliged to issue a writ of hoJeas
corpus, on the complaint OF any citizen.
that person ia improperly restrained Of his
or her liberty by the keeper of IN insane
hospital. There are other provisions of
great utility and public Importance in the
new law which will recommend ii to the
public, one OF which provides that any off
Ger or physician Of q hospital for the, Insane,
who fulflls the requirements OF TIE act.
shall not be liable TO damages at the sui; OF
a patient
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CAN anybody explain why il is that
man of brain, who has lapn great in the
profession Of law. and stood firrinost in
the Senate of the United States, 5hould i,n.
mediately become an as upon going tn
represent his government at the Court cf
$. James: AS, fer instance. Nj. Eeverdy
johnson, speaking at a recent meeting in
London of the British Colonial Association.
in reply to toast TO his cauntry IL reported
as saying: at is possible that some of the
colonies which now flourish under the DO
minion OF Her Majesty may find Themselves
under the stars and stripes which adorn the
flag Of the United States" Here followed
an omlnous silence; when johnson proceed
ed as follows: ''Bnt trust that day vii,
never arrive. God forbid that any of Her
MaJesty's dominion should ever be cnrtail.
ed. "Earl Granville. the Colonial Scc,c,o.
ry, responded to Reverdy, enid loud laugh.
ter, as follows: 81 am rather afraid that
the Minister of the great republic, who has
spoken with snch singular eloquencc this
evening, will feel that it is little want of
sonse on my part which makes me unpre-
pared, at this moment, to open negotiops
with him for the cessiOn of British Canada
to his government"
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IMPORTANT TO LETTER. WRrrprs.-A
cording to recent change in the Post or
fee Department. no letters addressed to ini
'ial will be delivered al any residence nor
IN any postoiice box. The man who od.
dresses his COMMUNICATION to "a. D C.
box lo.o0o," may rest assured that his c,is.
tie VIII never be deposited in the box in
question. but that, on the other hand. il
Will be Immediately and eheciually DESTROY
ed. The informat lion we desire TO ilnprcss
upon the popular mind. especially coacerna
the advertiser in the publ.c press. MANY
miscellaneous advertisements, such as Loaf.
or 'Fonnd' and Wants notices. simply bear
The initials of the advertisers, and in very
many "i these Instances. tha address is rot
10 TIE newspaper Office. Such advertiser,
may 'r certain that not single reply to
them Viii ever reach them. The letter II
OF addressed 10 the ctIice of the nap.r
must ne directed 10 the name and not the
iDitInI Or nom DE- p.,lne Of the recipient. So
snys an exchange.
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We are asked. what offence was commit.
ted By the perron who furnished poison to
Trl,chell' We answer, that to furnish
poison to any one with the purpose of enabl-
ing him to commit suicide, or felo de Sc, is
to become an accessory before the fact 10 a
murder in the first degree The offence 10
punishable with death in Pennsylvania.
Philadelphia Age.
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MINISTER once prayed in the pnlpit
that 'the Lord would bless tho conrreca.
tion assembled, and that portion OF il which
was on its way to church, andi also those
at bone getting ready, and that in his inf.
mite patience, he would grant the bencdic
ton to those who reached the house of God
Just in time for that" The congregation
came in time after that.
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Rochester Items.

Mr.. D. Hudson Davis, well-kn0wn rail
road man, died in Rochester last Saturday
afternoon.
Miss Jennie Wilton, very deserving
young actress. took benefit at the Roches-
ter Theatre. Monday evening.
The Rochester Democrat says: "An act
has passed the Assembly to provide for the
payment Of the Fire Alarm Telegraph, $l2.-
o0O Also. for erecting school house in
the First Ward at on expense not to exceed
$4,000; also. for constructing bridge
across the Genesee mewhere between the
upper and lower falls
a movement is on foot in Rochester,
among the members of several of the church
es in that city, to establish sort " NOR
al reform society.
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SINCE tho Allegheny Valley Railroad has
been IN operation only one passenger has
been BILLED and one wounded. This exh,b.
u speaks volumes in favor of President Phil.
lips and his corps OF efficient coadjntors.
Fhe business on this road israpidly inclcas.
ing, aud 1t has become favorits route far
tourists to the oil regions.
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CANDIDACY ANNOUNCEM ENrs.
REGISTER ANpREcoRDER.

EDTToR RECORD You will please an
for nomination for the eillce Of Register and Record
er subject TO the usages of the Republican party, at
the ensuing Republican Primary Election. Mr.
Shaw was n Private in Company 81 lad Penn
sNlvania Volunteers, and lost right arm in battle
of Gettysburg. He Is competent and obging. and
has served NJ Register and Recorder ftr term to
'he enii" satisfaction Of all who Hv" done business
with him NENANGD COUNTY.
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BRONZE sleeve buttons are now the s.,ob
by thing The more hedious the desirn
the more fashionable. The most ..takinc"
designs are the skull and cross-boues, shrimp
and horse shoe. AS for size, anytbino nm =.
del that ofa dinner plate, is fashionable.
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Collins Ministries held fvrth last evening
A. the Opera House before large audience
The troupe is composed of good performers,
and they were received with great applause.
Ihey give their last entertainment in Pc.
troleum Centre this evening Go and hear
them.
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Edward Fox offers reward of 800 TO
any person giving information leading to
the arrest and conviction of the parties who
"oSe down his fence OH the night OF the
18th inst
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IOMEROf'S DEMOCRAT.-M. NJ. or
= bFick' PoHERoY's new papor already exceeds in
circulation every other political paper in the world
1t IL 'rs3 ho.,' and OF unusual interest Send for
sample copies Printing Hsusc Squarc. Ne,y York
city. mc,,,
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q RID.

In rctrrr from III, "onl business at Petroleum
Centre ',''c ,tis OCCASION 80 return my sincere
thanks to az nS mmcr patrons for their generous
support, aud can make no more appropriate return
for the same, than to heartily recommend my sue.
cc'sorS to their consideration Messrs. Sca"lcs y
Corn well. 'c.'ies being gentlemen ofncln,w lc,,c-
cd business c'paciy, ate thoroughly acquainted with
II G hranc'. ofirada in which they now engaged.
and am confident tha. nv who fivor them with
their patronage 'y,l be holoraby dealt with.
Very Respectfully. r. r. NAPES
P.S-Mc'srs. SearlcS u c ,rn wcll retain the
services Of NJ. Coln.ton. who is authorized o set.
To in my nh"ncc nnl reccip, in my mama.
Arr Il t,. TTN NJ
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THE best place il town to get a pnir q, H..
made Of the best Stock, that will wcar ,,.p ''''
warranted to fit, is at j. A. Plan,c,. s''1 'ld
ionable Boot Shop, Washington Street. pe,,a.n.
WV MN ""'' seplOW
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fEs" BUTTONS TOBACCO ANrrnorn
DON'T CHEW, an antidote for Tobacco. and nm
JOHNSON'S AROM ATTIC ANTI. .ToBA CCn on,' on
POUND, for sale at A. D. MILLER 4 co,s WA
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Il. Il. EA1,, ZdiIos'.
Time of Closin. Mails.

Time of Closin. Mails.
p. o., PETROLEUM CENTRE, Pa,
July 27sr, 1865
Until further notice the mails will arrive at and
depart from this Office as follows:
ARRIVE.
south ana East, via. Irvineton, 10. rs A. NJ
south and West, Meadvile, Sis p. H.
North and East, Cory. ass
DEPART.
S0uth and West, s.45 A. NJ
souti East and West, 23O p NJ
North, East and West, 90 A. VI.
II. Z. BLACKMON p NJ
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n wei was struck on Wild Cat yesterday.
ny L. +. Walker, and is now producing full.
ly twenty barrels.
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ANY business is more respectable than
what is termed losling. A Young man had
DETER sell CLAIMS by the pairul than hang
around public resorts, numbering time aud
bis own reputation,
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Hardwarc-A large Assortment of which T..
being closed ont NJ reduced rates at REYymns
BRoDHEAD & cos, No. II Centre $, onna,.
tho Post Office, Oil City Pa. 'F''''
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~ III persons wishing tn be VACCGNATED
can cal nt a. y. Miller " Co.'S Drug Store and
have the pure fresh article inserted No ohar.r