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place. He left New York about the midiis
of last week. Mile. Gaugain, harassed
by shade of jealous doubt, procured q
medical certificate that she was sufferir.
with sore foot, and having thus provided
the manager with reason for her absence,
which he duly transmitted to an anxious
public, started for Long Branch also ON FRI
day morning. The 9th regiment bal!
took place the same evening, and both
lovers were present. Mile. Gaugain,
noticed that her hitherto constant admircr
f1irted with two or three more degrees st
earnestness than she judged necessary with
a certain LEGAL belle. Gradually the flames
OF Jealousy burned higher in her heart,
and at last she called the vicomtc sharply
to order. \ quarrel, which is reported t,
have been somewhat animated, ensne3,
and ''tLe Gaugain" returned the follow
ing morning to New York in the last
stage Of desperation and fully determined
to quit world in which she had nothing
more left to live for. She procured some
poison at a drug store, AID as soon as she
arrived st her apartments took a dose.
This first dose. however, seems to have
been too light to have had any effect upon
her. She was already preparing TO take
the second and fiual dose, when the VII
comte deeply repentant for his past incon--
stancy, returned, and a curious scene EN-
sued, in which cries of despair were min
gled with protestations of affection and
Offers of mutual forgiveness. AS soon as
the yicomte learned what the poor girl,
had done, he was greatly alarmed. Medi-
cal assistance was, however, promptly pro-
cured, AMI thanks to the aid of stomach
pump, Mile. Gaugaln was soon placed
out Of danger. All through Sunday she
rested, and on Monday evening agalu
appeared beto:e the public IN the new bal
let Of "Uriella." She still showed slight
traces o. her recent suffering; her cheek
being a little paler than usual. But sho
was evidently on the high road to recovery
and threw her whole soul into her part. This
was a great relief 60 the management.
who had been tn, own into great state OF
CONSERVATION at the narrow escape they
had of losing one Of the brillians
mem bers OF their troupe, apart altogether
from the deep sympathy there felt at
the trouble into which the poor girl had
been thrown. Alter the performance
Mile. Gaugain was 10 the usual way escor--
ted home by her devoted vicomte. They
stopped as has been their costume, at the
bar, and INDUCED in a bottle of chan.-
payne .troppe, and as the two stood up at
the counter, and chattcd away 10 that
lively French tongue, with the utmost ap>'
parent gaiety Of spirits and cheerfulness,
little indeed would an unenightened spec
tator have guessed the little drama through
which they had just passed. Before and
after storms, 1t is said, fine weather may
be confidently expected. 1t is to be
hoped that the reconciliation now effected
may be permanent, and that no clouds,
may disturb in the future the happiness Of
this youthful couple, so closely knit togeth.-
er in the bonds of reciprocal affection.
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A ROMANCE IN REAL LIFE.
\ Bro6eu- Hearted DanSeusc of the Wen.
noise Troupe Takes Poison-She Re-
covers.

From the New York Herald, Aug. 81.
An interesting episode in the history of
the Grand opera house has just transaired,
which, now that there is no fear of its
reaching tragic conclusion, will doubtless
afford 10 little amusement to the public.
The details are as follows:
Foremost among the many pretty women
and graceful dancers who compose kathl
Lanner Nlennolse troupe, nov playing at
the Grand opera house, is a talented young
dGnseHse named Mile. Gaugain. She takes
the part Of first demon in the new ballet of
'Urlella," and receives almost nightly
thunders of applause from an appreciate
audience. She is still very young, and, as
will be seen, has scarcely yet discarded ali
the folles of youth. The admirer hnted
at is the Nicomte Mlnuel Guzman, who is
now her recognized slave and follower
According to one account he became ac
quaiptcd with the present object OF his
passion before she left Europe, and fol-
lowed her to this country; while according
to others, he simply met her on the
steamer upon which they had both EN-
barked for the New World. This is, after
all, not very important feature Of the
case; the fact of his present relations to her
rests upon the former substratum OF fact.
The vlcOmte is In appearance an extremely
young man, of short stature and slight
build, and Possesses by no means remark
able handsome features He il of bill
Gus temperament, and the only thing that
lmparts an air of elevation and dignity to
his eountenance is pair of brilliant black
eyes. He belongs to an ancient and hon
ora5le Spanish family, and Is reported to be
wealthy.
During the .ojourn of Mile. Gaugain in
this country with the kathi La incr troupe
he has escorted her home every eight from
the theatre He attended the theat1e every
evening waiting most of the q me III the
barro at the side of the vestlbule, and
his appearance at the stage door after the
performance for the purpose Ct meeting
the object OF his alteration was almost as
regnlar as the daily rising and setting of
the sun. All the officials OF the theatre
have got to know him almost as an old
acquaintance. Generally before going
home the youthful happy couple were
accustomed to pay Visit to the barroom and
indulge in a sherry cobbler or a bottle of
champagne, probably for the purpose of
recuperating Mile. Gaugain after the fa-
tigue Of Lee public duties.
All went merry as a marriage bell,
in this interesting love tory until the lat
ter part or last week. No cloud Of suspi
cion Or ie Ilousy haunted the breasts OF
either OF this affeotionate pair. But in
an evil hour the viComte, attracted by the
presence Of Col Lisk and the irrepre 5sihle
9Th at Long Branch, determined to pay
visit to that charming fashionable watering
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Printing.

The following is given by an exchange
as specimen of printers technical terms.
1t don't mean, however, as much a. II
would to The initiated:
jim. put George Washington on a gal.
Icy, and then finish the murder you CONS
menced yesterday. Set up the ruins Of
Hercuianeum and distribute the small pox;
you needn't finish that runaway match;
have the high water in The paper this
week. Put new head on General Grant,
lock up jeff Davis, and slide Ben Butler
into hell, and let that pie alone until after
dinner. Put the ladies fair to press, and
then 60 to the devil and put him to work
on Deacon FOgy' article on eternal punish
mentN -
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A NICE CORRESPONDENT.

Another Of the nice early fall books will
De volume OF Ter de sOcjetc by Mr.. Fred
erIck Locker, perhaps the ceverest Eng
lIsh writer OF this sort of poetry. We
have looked over the sheets Of the book.
and selected this neat bit of work as the
best specimen OF the authors vein:
The glow and the glory are plighted
To darkness, for evening is come:
The LAMP in the Glebe Cottage is lighted,
The birds and the sheep bells are dumb.
l m alone at my easement, for PayDy
Is summoned to dinner to Kew:
IA alone, my dear Fred, but I'm happy
I'm thinking of you.
wish you were here. Were l duller
Than dull you d be dearer than dear;
l am dressed in your favorite color
Dear Fred hoN | wish you were herel
/ am wearing my lazuil necklace,
The necklace you fastened askew!
Was there ever so rude or so reckless
A darling as you?
| want you to come and pass sentence
On two or three books with a plot:
Of course you know "Janet's Repcntance?,
I'm reading Sir Waverly Scott.
The story Of Edgar AM Lucy,
How thrilling, romantic and true:
The Master (his bride w.s a gooseyG
'NNi'44Ai'1 'iic VI y Ou.
To-day, in my ride, I've been GROWING
The beacon; its magic still lures
For up there you dscoursed about Browning.
That stupid old Browning of yours.
His vogue and his verye are alarming,
I'm anxious to give him hi. due:
But Fred he not nearly so charming
\ poet as you.
| heard how you shot at The Beeches,
saw how you rode Chanticleer,
| have read the report of your speeches
And echoed the echoing cheer.
There : IA whisper OF hearts you are breaking,
| envy their owners, | do
Small marvel that fortune is making
Her Idol Of you
Alas for the world and its dearly
Bought triumph and fugitive bliss!
Sometimes | half wish was merely
A plain or penniless miss:
But perhaps one is best with measure
of pcl., and I'm not sorry. too,
That I'm pretty, because it's pleasure,
My dearest, to you.
Your whim is to frolic and fashion,
our taste Is for letters and art
This rhyme IS the commonl Place passion
That glows in 4 fond woman 5 heart.
Lay it by as dainty deposit
For relies We all have a few!
Love, some day they'll print it, because it
Was written to you.
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GEORGE n. wOODIN.

A TTORNFY and Counsellor at Law. All
n business entrusted 10 his care will he
promptly and faithfully attended to. Advice
honestly given, for which reasonable charge
will be made. All parties liable to :" sue and
he sued please give me a call. = Be We net
deceivedi' Office on York Street. next door
10 the Pilot Office, where he may be fouad
from A. NJ. until P NJ Aug /, 1870
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ID. j. EASTON, Nj. ID.

PHYSICIAN and Surgeon, treats all Acute
L Chronic and Surgical Diseases 10 which
men, women and children are subject. Office
and residence corner of York and Seventh sts
Orders left at the Drug Store of Bacon, Thombs
& Co will be promptly attended to.
August l. 1870.
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FRED. RAN SCH.

NTATCHMAKER AND JEWELER. All
w kinds of repairing on watches and jew
elry done at reasonable prices, and satisfdc-
ton guaranteed. York Street, Manitowoc
August 1870.
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FRED SCHROEDER,

Keeps all kinds Of meats, sausage, hams,
lard. SC. which he viii sell mt the lowest
prices in quantity and kind to suit purchasers
ANY one having fat cattle, hogs or sheep to
sell will call ON me and receive the highest
price August l, 1870
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DE TN ".

DR. A, ]. PATCHEN. Dentist Office in
~ Sherman ; Brick Block, Eighth street.
danitowoc, Wisconsin. Particular attention
iven to all the different branches of the pro-
cssion, and all work warranted. Teeth ex-
racted without pain Aug l, 1870.
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Ill. 5. BALLOON, Nj. d.,

PHYSICIAN and Surgeon. Particular atten
L tion paid to the treatment of difficult and
critical cases, and to consultation. Also, Ex-
amining Surgeon for Pensions. Office in tn.
building formerly occupied by kuehn x Co,
bankers. Orders left at t X J. Robinson, 5
Drug Store will be promptly attended to.
August |, 1870.
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ERNST KERN.
I Successor OF Beer & Kern.

IouVVtsSJF OK Deer kern,I
DEALERS il Dry Goods, Groceries, Crock
IL cry, fancy goods, glassware, boots and
shoes, ready-ma e clothing, paper hangings
hats and caps, tov children cabs live geese
feathers, bird cages. kerosene oil and lamps.
&c. share of public patronage solicited,
Store on York street, near its intersection with
Eighth. August /, 1870
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EDWARD CONWAY

DAYS THE HIGHEST CASH PRICE FOR
l. Wheat and otker produce. Office on the
corner of Buffalo and Eighth streets. Mani
towoc, Wis. Aug
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WILLIAM LYNCH.
FASHIONABLE TAYLOR

All goods made by the subscriber are
Warranted to Fit the Form.
Prices reasonable, and | am bound to please
those who give me their custom.
Shop on York street near the Wudiate
House In.--ly WN. LYNCH
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Twelve lines or less constitute square
Legal Notices at statute prices-60 cents per
folio one hundred words first insertion; 35
cents per folio for each subsequent insertion
Professional or Business Cards, not to exceed
five lines, $500 per year
Transient advertisements must be paid for in
advance, or we will not insert them.
Advertisements unaccompanied by written or
verbal directions, will be published until they
are ordered out, and charged accordingly.
Yearly advertisers may change their advel-
tisements every six months if they wish
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l.. KAISER.

PAPER HANGER AND UpHOLS~ER,
Carriage Trimmer and Harness Maker,
York street, opposite Beer x keru's store,
Manitowoc, Wis. Recommends himself in
these branches and promises to execute all
work with pror4ptness and in the best style.
Aup
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ADAM ROBERTS,,


Shop on the corner of Seventh and York
street, North Side, MANITUwuC, WIS. bvvo
all kind. of iron work as good and cheap as
any other establishment in the city. Aug l
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UNION HOUSE.

CommerciaI St, near j. ". barnes store
MANITowoc, WIS, Joseph Fulmcr, Proprie-
tor Best accommodations for the travelling
public. Terms cheap and satisfaction guaran-
teed. August |, 1910.
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JOSEPH SN1ES

DEALEE in STOVES: also, manufacture
~ of Tin, Sheet-iron and Copper Ware \
kinds of Repairing done. Shop Eight. st.
nearly opposite the First National Bank.
Angmst L $50.
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f.. II. TREAT.

1 TTORNEY and Counsellor at Law Col
~ lections promptly atten led to. Office on
Buffalo street, between Eighth and Ninth
August J. 1870
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G.. lsEELsSl:.

DROFESSOR of Music, &c, Will give lessons
l. in vocal and instrumental music in the vii
lagos of ManitowOc and Two Rivers. Resi-
dence on Eighth street, near the court house
August ! 1870.
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EDW ARD CON WAY.

co VI VI 5 5 Q \ VI F K { II A NJ
GRAIN AND PRODUCE DEALER,
oifce, corner of Eighth and Buffalo streets.
Warehouse, corner of Sixth and Commercial
streets, Manitowoc, Wis. Aug. l, 1870.
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III, =, PIERPONT.

4 TTORNEY at Law, Two Rivers VIII at
II tend to collections and other business in
Manitowoe county and vicinity.
August l. 1870,
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j. ID, MARkEiHNl.

A TTORNEY and Counselor at Law Office
n on corner of Eighth and Quay streets,
Manitowoc, Wis. Aug. l. 1870.
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G. A, FORREST,

A TTORNEY and Counselor at Law. Office
II on northwest corner Of York and Sixth
streets, Manitowoc, Wis. Aug. /, 1870.
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TIL Il Pill OF

Weekly Newspaper, Democratic in poll
tics, devoted to the dissemination of Useful
knowledge, Literary Entertainment, and the
Local Interests Of M1nItowoc County; pub
Gsbed every Thursday. Office on York
street, between Sixth and Seventh, MASITo-
voc, Wis, by
]. G. BOLLMEYER. - Prop.
TERMS-To Village Subscribers when left
oy the Carrier, 81 80 per annum.
To Mail and Office Subscribers, 81 90
inrariaLty IN adrdnes.
RATES OF ADVERTISING:
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BU SIN ESS CARDS.
WALKER & WHITE,

A TTORNEG and Counsellor at Law. Office
"A on Eighth street, over the First Nationa!
Bank. August |. 1870.
The Union and journal., 1870-04-29
VNHE subscriber has discovered and invented

TIME subscriber has discovered and invented
i anew and useful Improvement In
TEA Sc COFFEE POTS.
The vessels are divided into two compartments by
partition extending across the centre nom top to
bottom. .... : ...- ..-.. .......... -.
Also in said partition Of coffee pot slide gate or
valve extending cut of the top Of the vessel 10 ad
unit water ffom ono compartment TO the other by
raising the valve, The tea pot is also provided
with valve In the same way, excepting the valve
Is round, operating the same as In coffee pot, by
raising or turning. They are also provided with
two covers each, one To each COMPARTMENT. and
spout OF nose placed one ON each side of the parti-
ton, IL desirable. Tho noses are provided with
thimbles or stralnors as may be required. They
nose and one in centre Of back sde-onc to be
grasped with one hand while the other hand may
have hold of the sther In order that the vessel may
be tipped easier, fdeSirable the tea pot may have
one handle. Tho two compartments are for tea and
water coffee and water that when the tea or COT.
fee Il sleeping In onc compartment water may be
heating in tho other. Tea can be drawn into cups
ffom one compartment and water from the other /,
the sane with coffee. The valve or gate In tho par
titon Is arranged that when the tea or coffee Is
drawn out, il can be re.alled through the valve.
boiler Is connected with the PARTITION across the
centre, with valve in II tho same rs In cofee pot,
with one cover and one handle on each end, which
Is for ,iling two articles of different Kind. at the
same time. Coffee Pots oan be made without valve
top 81 in. inside. Tea Pot 70 u in. deep bottom
= 81 In, middle 81 In, inside - in, top 81 In.
The subscriber, having obtained letters patent on
his invention, Offers for sale State rights for manu-
meturins and selling on reasonable terms, and hav-
Ing invented q machine for making Tea and Coffee
Pots, intends to patent IT.. which will DO very useful
10 any one who may wish To have Il for that pur-
pose Patented Aug. 3, ISO0, Any person
who would like to purchase the whole or part Of
this invention will please call on on address
JOHN L. LEWIS, KrrERr, ME.
All persons are forbid exporting or selling this
invention out Of this country without permit First
discovered In lsoo -
The Union and journal., 1870-04-29

YORK SS.-At Court OF County Commissioners.
begun and held at Alirc'l, for and within tho
County OF York, on the second Tuesday VI April,
A. ID. 1870.
On the foregoing petition, II is considered by the
Commissioners that tho petitioners aro responsible
and that they ought 10 be heard touching tho mat
ter set forth in their petition and therefore order
That the petitioners give notice ttall persons and
corporations Interested, that the County Cofnmis-
sioners will meet at the dwelling house Of Daniel d.
keays inBerwlck In said county on Monday the 9Th
day OF June 1870 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. when they will
proceed to view tho rvute set forth In tho petition
and Immediately after such view, ut some convent
ent place In the vicinity, will give hearing % the
parties, and their witnesses Said notice T. be by
causing copies VI said petition and this order OF mo-
tico thereon, 10 be served upon the Town Clerk of
said Berwick and also by posting up copies VI the
same in three public places In said town and pub
fishing the same three weeks successfully In the
Union Journal, n newspaper printcA In BlddefOrd
In said county, the first OF sah publications and
each OF the other notices 10 be at Toast thirty days
before tho time Of said meeting that all persons
may then and therc be present and shew cause, II
any they have, why the prayer Of said petition
should not be granted.
Attest, ii. YAIRPIELD, CLERK.
Copy OF the etition and Order of Court thereon.
5Wig Attest, IL RAIRPfELD, CLsRk.
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State OF Maine.

YORK, sat- Court Of County Commissioners,
begun aud hold ut Alfred, for and within theCo
~ OF York, on the second Tuesday OF April, A.
ID. 1870, 80
On the foregoing Petition Il Is considered by the
Commissioners that the petitioners are responsible
and that they ought TO be heard touching the mat
ter set forth In their petition and therefore order,
That the petitioners give notice 10 all persous and
corporations Interested, that the County Comms-
sioners will meet at the dwelling house OF Hiram
Tusscy In North Berwick, In said county ON Wcdnes-
day, the eighth day of June, A. ID. lS'O, at ten
O'Clock A. NJ, when they will procccd 10 Wow the
route set forth In the petition, and Immediately aer
such view at some convenient place IN The Vicinity
will give hearing 10 the parties, and their Witness
e. Said notice 10 be by causing copies OF said petit
tion and this order Of notice thereon be up
ON the town clerks OF Berwick and North Berwick In
said County, and also by posting copies ofthe same
In three public places In each said towns and pub
fishing the same three weeks succossiyely In the
Union andJournal, n newspaper printed In Bidde-
ford In said county, the first ofsad publications. and
each OF the other notices 10 be at least thirty days be-
oro the time Of said meeting, that all persons may
then and there be present and shew cause any they
have why the prayer Of said petition should not be
granted.
Attest, ii. FAIRFIELD, CLERK.
A true copy Of tho Petition and Order
OF Court thereon.
3wlS Attest II. FAIRFIELD, CLERK.
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.Nfeso .adpertise,ssesses.


To the HonorAble. the OoaSt of County
Commissioner for the County u York, next 70 be
holden IN aid County OF York, at Alfred, on tho
scoond Tuestay &c April. A. ID. is7o F.'f
lumbly shows that the Portland and Rochester
r. Road line intenecs with that portion Of our
town way leading nom Blaisdelrs Corner (so oall-
cd) 10 Eat Rochester - 70 ondangcr the SAFETY OF
thc travelling community wherefore your Pcti-
tioners, considering the safety OF tho community
agreeably 10 Law In such case made and provided,
change the location of the said portion VI town
way, to the south side OF tho said n. II. limo
commencing at . maple tree, standing on land
OF John Te6betts', near the town rad, and about
twelve rods West OF II. II. line, crossing with said
rvsd, thence running westerly 10 Shorey's bridge
$50 eAlleD At East Rochester, and direct tho same
TO be duly rccortcd. -r-E a-1- -. .-1,1s1rr.atH
Dated At Lebanon. April 4, 1870 n. - -
JOHN 2. FERNALD. Seloctmen
HIRAM LORD,S of
LEVI cOwEL, } Lebanon.
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STATE OF MAINE.

YORK IS. To tho Hoa. County Commissioners Of
said County Of York,
Tho undersigned cltiIcas OF South Berwick and
Berwick In said county respectfully reprcsent that
tho highway leading frvm South Berwick village
through said Berwick 10 Great Falls, Is clrcuitous
and hillyi thuaw cOnmencng at said highway
Mt the dwelling house OF John y. Chick In said Der
wick, thence running westerly 70 the State limo by
birch tree growing on the bank OF the Salmon
Fails river. south OF the Mill OF the Great Fails
Woolen Company In said Berwick, would be of con-
mon conyenence and necessity, thefeioro they
pray thafyou view said route and lay ont high
way rs above described.
DANIEL u. KEAYS,.
aud forty-eisht others.
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MARINE NEWS.
Biddefs~s ssd s.eo.

ARRfyFn.
Apryl aith,-Sch Y. q. buxton, Goldhvalt. Boston.
April lith,-Slcop Annie May, I'M. Qainey.
April 18th, Sch Mary stow, ksnkip fhila, Sch
Helena, Rss.oll, Mehzny, Hccoken-
cIEAREp.
April si,-Sch Ringiessier. Snare fer CHtine.
April zsi.-Sch Mariel, 6ilpatsick, for Boston.
April bth,-StcAmer Entsrprtss, falker, fos Boz
ton.
April N. d.-ssh OIL. vandervosrt, ,ffom fort John
soa for this port passcd through He'll Gate Sch
Pearl, 6oogtns, hence for New York arr, Holmes
Hole. | .--I
April sth.-ssh Yrspconia, Leavitt. I'D IRON
Bo<tou fbr Sahlla Rsver, Ga, Ssh MsntssaruA, Bul.
gcr. from Rndoat ior this port passed through Hell
Gate.