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J. Selby Mower, ESD, formerly OF
this place, is practicing law in AIexan-
Gria. MINI.
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Several stores were entered by bold
burglars, at Cumberland, last Wednes-
day night.
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The snow fell so deep on Monday
night that the hands of the town clock
were stopped. Fact.
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Fifty seven persons have applied for
admissi "a into the Methodist church,
at Huntingdon, recently.
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The Huntingdon foundling has been
traced to
who was her father
Who was her mother =
A agentleman' in one of the depart
mentsat Harrisburg is said to know all
about the "dear little creature
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Cleansing the Blood" upon which
chayIatans have harped so much, is
not a mere catch-word and delusion.-
The microscope shows that some dis.
eases exist like parasitic growths upon
the globules of the blood, and it il fur
ther known that some subtle substan
ees destroy or expel them. These sub
stances have been combined TO make
Ayers Sarsaparilla. which does effect
ually expeI the disorders that breed
and rankle in the blood to rot out as it
were the machinery Of life.-Atercer
Pa Wing.
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Overholt, the manufactures OF the
celebrated whiskey OF that name, died
the other day, but his spi92 still lives.
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A PARTING WoRD.-We have
grown tired Of printing duns in this
shape. Our friends in arrears are
proof against all sush missiles. We
have, therefore, concluded to try diff
ferent plan, of which due notice is
hereby given. We are now sending to
each delinquent subscriber d statement
of his account, with the proposition
that ifit be paid by Feb. 10, 1870, a
certain deduction will be made. If not
paid by that time, fmt rates wiH be
charged, payment enforced by tatC, and
the paper discontinued in al eases Of
more than one years Grredrdge, Cp-
wards of ten thousand dollars Of unpaid
subscriptions and advertising have ac-
cumuIated on our books during the
last five years. This is load we can
not carry any longer. Will our friends
assist us Ia tightening it, or must we
summon to our al that vexatious and
detestable instrumentality. The Lowf
LITERARY.-the following practical
and interesting questions were lately
discussed by The Independent Deba-
ting Society of Boyer's School" {" in an
adjoining county -
'RcsoiUed: That cross and cleanly
woman is preferable 10 dirty and
good natured woman
''Resotued: That q preacher eats
more chickens than fox"
Well, that will do. That debating
society should be turned into Soro-
sis at once. Fortune telling with ''cof-
fee grounds" should be practiced.-
Chicken bone breaking, for luck,
should be INDUCED in. Broomstiek
gymnastics, in company with dirty
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List of Jurors drawn Tor Adjourned
Court, 4th Monday, 28th day of Febru-
ary, A. d., 1870.
Otho Elbin Aaron Iiams
A III Jenkens George shirer
George N. Ellis Philip WeaFer!ing
James Il woy Jacob koons
Fred q. Beegle George Gardill
Reuben Colvin Abraham Piuck
Samuel Dabbs Michael Wendle
A Il Han George w. Bowser
John Jordan Samuel Carney
Michael Diebl Samael NIcedemas
George Hartle Simon Harclerode
Henry Dorsey B E. HarelerOae
John G. Hgard Middleton
George Lyslnger Martin L. Miller
William ]. Palmer Lewis Potter
Leonard RittneE Joseph Griffith
Josiah Grtith James Carneii
John 5ephaTt VI. j. Patterson
Henry Il Fisher II. Clay Lashley.
Drawn and certified at Bedford the
18th day of January, A, d., 1870.
Attest - ISAAC kENsINGER,
Jno. @. Fisher, WILLIAM KIRK,
Clerk. Jury Comm's.
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rs IT YOUe-To those of our pa
4 irons, who hsye promptly called and settled
their accounts, we return our taanks. There
are others however who have earelsszly neglect
ed this duty. Is II You Please reflect, ana if
il is remember that if your aceoant, il Of four
months standing, is not closed by Casa or Note,
before the Ist Of Feb. 1870, yOl win ASK MS for
further credit after thst pain Of being REFUSED
and that we shall proceed 70 enforce ssttiemasnt
by law without further notice, We mean busi-
ness. ii you can't pay Us, you oan give your OBJ
iigssiaA 10 pay, and thus close yoEr aecesnt
Isnl3'pOml O. K. OSTEk co.
THE LATEST STYLES OF JOB
Work done at the Bedford Gazette oEcs,
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Patrick McEvoy, Esq, successful
railroad contractor, died at Lancaster,
the other day, leaving large estate,
which was devised to his relatives and
bpqueathed to charitable institutions,
the poor, &c. Mr.. MeEvoy was a fire.
auent visitor to this place and highly
esteemed by all who knew him.
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CoURT.-The indications are that
the regular fern of court next week
will be a slim affair. The criminal
list is exceedingly small-for which
the taxpayers can be thankful-whiie
the civil list does not show a large a.
mount OF business. So mote it always
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but good natured woman should be
exercised literally. Lectures, a Ia
Mrs. Caudle, should be delivered by a
cross and cleanly' female, with strong
minded proelivities. Anything to keep
up the fun, boys.
CoURF BUSINESS. In examining the
records of the Prothonotary Office, we
ind 4O5 cases on the Continuance Dock
ct for February Teru, 1870. This has
kept the new Pr0thenotary busy at his
post. Butwlile that officer has been
kept moving, the Sheriff hes not been
idle. for we find that l24 executions
have been placed in his hands since he
took Charge of that office. This IS the
largest amount of business done in eth
er office-with a few exceptions as to
the SheFiff-for twenty six years. for
at the august Term, 1913, the Con-
tinuance Docket reached 532, while
the number of writs executed by Sher-
iff MeVieker was 200. The amount OF
business done in the ProthonotaTy' OF
fee is a sure barometer Of the financial
atmosphere, and as monetary matters
are exceedingly depressing and with no
fiatleiing indications of imp ovement
for some time 10 come, We may reason
ably look for more entries on the
D0ckets, more executions by the Sher-
iff, aud more pecuniary distress gener-
ally. Surely the present is sad COM
mentary OH the good times" which
were promised to the people on the adj
vent to power of the present radical re-
gime. We are afraid ey will fail to
see il in that light.
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TRUSTEE ACCOUNT for coniirma-
tion at February Term Ofthe Orphans Court
Of Bedfoad county 18th February. 1870.
The account Of John 7. Keagy, Esq, Trustee
for the safe Of the real estate of Henry Brsnt,
late Of Cum berlsud Valley township, deed.
decI6E6 JN0 P. REED, Reg't.
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PROCLAMATTON.-Tt

" ths Cozoner, The Jnstces af fAs Psccs, aAd
CeHsfaAes ga fhe dt.fereHf To,gnshaps IA the
Canary af Bedford, Greefdng Know YE, that
In pursuance of precept to me directed, under
the hand and seal Of the Hon. ALEXANDER
KING President of the several Courts Of Common
Pleas in the 10th District consisting af The
ties of Franklin, Fulton, Bedford and Somerset,
and by virtue of his Office Of the Court of Oyer ana
Terminer and General ailDeliyery for he srial Of
capital and other Offenders therein, and the Gen
eral Court of Qaarter Sessions Of the Peace and
G. w. GuAR, and WILLIAM G. EicH0Lrz, judges OF
the same Court in the same County Of Bedford
You and each Of you, are hereby required to be
and appear in your proper persons with your Res
cords, Recognizances, Examinations, and other
Rezembranees, before the Judges aforesaid, ST
Bedford ST Court Of Oyer and TerHsiher and
General Jail Delivery Snd General Quarter See
ons of the peace therein 10 be holden for the
ty Of Bedford, aforesaid, oa the 81 IN5aday OF
February, tbesMg the l4sa dag, 1870, at 10 oclee,
ia the foreman Of thai dag, there aud then 10 do
those things which yopr several Offices appertain
Given under my hand and seal the 2ath day %
January, in the year Of our Lord. l8Ta.
WILLIAM kElSERs
SHERIFr S OFFICE, skarid,
Bedford jan &C lsfa va
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d., 1871.
C " Ashcom. Foreman. John P. Weaverliug,
evils Hixon. Azsriah Black burn,
Samuel wi lihelm, John c. Wright,
Jacob Griffith William Hartley,
Alberr Corley, Of j., Charles struckman,
Lewis K0ons John Fulton,
Aiex Tate Daniel Boyer,
John Gillespie Israel Davis
Asa Williams, Gideon Shater,
Henry Taylor. George W Anderson,
George Mann, Jesse Geiler,
Tobias Shafer Washington Miller
List Of Petit Jurors drawn for same
Term:
Adam Dibert Henry shafer,
Amos Bridenstine, 6 D. Trout,
JeTmeiah aobiuett, Samuel Beekiey,
james NJ. Sleek Philip Cuppett,
Daniel Miller, Jacob Beckley,
Levi Hsrdmsn Samuel Bender,
Samuel III Feather, Samuel DarWller
Michael WeriR, William Weimer,
Alex. EchslheTger, D. A. I. Black,
Edwin Y Wright, UriAh Mellott,
James Gr0Eden, John ShatSr,
Jos. ph c. May, jacob 5 Brown,
Henry Boor, Richard Foor,
c. W Moore, Wesley n Howsare,
Martin Boor, Jacob II Wright
james B. b. Cessqs, John Eehelberger,
Stephen Mccresry Michael Hillegas,
Isaae K. Little, Casper Stroup,
Adam GRyeT, james A Horton,
Drawn and certified, at Bedford, the
18th day of JAN, a. D., 1870.
Attest: ISAAC KENsINGER,
j. q. Fisher, WM. KIRK,
Clerk. Jury CONS.
feb3w2
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gfaaI alotiffs.
A NNUAI. REPORT OF THE AUDI
N TORS OF BEDFORD COUNTY.

ISAAC NENGEL, Esq, Treasurer Of BEDFORD
County IA account tcitk said County from Ja#u-
arg Stk, 4. D. 1869 70 January ssh, A. d. 1870;
TREASURER, DIR.
To balance in Treasury at last settle
. rnant SiIsN3 81
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NAMES OF APPLICANTS for

NJ AMESS Or APPLlCAN1S lot
Y Tavern and Restaurant Licenses at Feb
ruaTy Sessions 1870 f2nd Monday, l4th day.
Michael OFT, Bloody Run bor., Tavern
William elmer. ClearFille, Monroe tp.,
John X Ready, Coaldaie boF,
Levi Manages, Juniata tp,
Isaac sMengel, Bedford Dor
lillian NJ Pearson VI oodberry bor.,
William A. Peterson Union tp.,
Henry Rose, ceBtFeFille,
William Spiers C0sdale Dor
AlexaBder Tayler Broad Top tip,
0 o'DoBnsll Manly, Bridgeport, Londonderry"
Adam B. earn Bedford bor., Restaurant
John Harris,
IaJob BarahsFt,
John P. Weaverling. Bloody Run hor, Tavern
no Amiek. St Clsirsviile,
Certified, January 24th, 1870.
isH27w3 JNQ P. REED, Cl'k
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Hard workers are usually honest.
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A SCISSORS, ATFEN EION Tine
"A Assessors eff the several districts Of Bedford
county are hereby requested to meet the Board
Of Commissioners at their 0fiee, 10 Bedford, on
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10th TO receive
the books instructions, ke., for the assessment
for the year 1870. All are enjoined 70 be present
By order Of the Board
jtu27w4 JN0. G. FISHER, Clerk.
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List OIL Grand Jurors drawn for Feb
ruary Term, I'd Monday, l4th day, A.
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cOTNIY. 5. 5.
S. WHIP,
NJ, A. hunt
ID EGIsTER's NOTICE.-Am per-

OWEN NeHIRK,
J. NJ. REYNOLDS, Clerk. Aud tore
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geaal Natiffs.

Amount Of unpaid taxes ir the hands Of
Justices Of the Peace for, 1889 ,.....-,.. e5e5 es
Total........................ 7s
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List of Jurors drawn for Adjourned
Court. 4th Monday, 2sth day of Febru-
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ID EGlSIER'S NO11CE.-AlI per-
Il sons interested, are hereby notified that the
following accountants have filed their accounts in
the Register Office Of Bedford county, and that
the same will be presented to the Orphans Court,
in and for said county, on Tuesday the 18th day
Of Feb, next, az the Court House, in Bedford,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-02-24

INDIAN hARRIAGE.-The Clark County
Nepubllcan records an Indian wedding.
The welding feast consisted of fat dos
superb!y roasted The marriage notice Is
as follows L, was 4 marriage in high
HE with the native Americans:
MARRIED.-Amld stately forests Of pine,
near the wale:s OF Back river, on full
moon day, by Big Thunder, Chief Of the
Chip pc pot aWss. Wax ka. ne plus ul-
ira ct q IA ni'e Bully Boy y to Che mu,h-
tl'h she-que nay lie 81 Girl Of the period =
No csrds
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"a Ben Franklin, the philosopher,

truthfulIy remarks that
He who by the pillow would thrive,
Himself must either hold or drive y
One of our modern ssses, however, has
perpe;ra,si the following. which certainly
applies to mercantile, and other business
men, as strongly as does Franklins lines to
He who by the pillow aoud thrive :"
''He who by his biz woul ris.
Must either bust or advertise
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NEESAu AND NENAsuA These two vii
Ia sc, have now newspaper that is q credi.
10 ~ editors and to The county in which il.
is published The Winnebago Co. Press
comes to u. this week fun OF matter Of in
icyest. The paper should aud We believe
VII lie sell supported. Il matters of local
intcses, il takes an active hand and Ne are
satisfied thar it will in the future WELD an
Influence that will be ielt TO- the good Of
Necuah AMI Mena%hs.
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE VII
LACE BOARD OF TRUSTEES.

Special Meeting, Feb. 21st, 1870.
Present, the President and Messrs White,
Rigelspcreer, Windiate, Bean, Hermann,
Wes'pfsAl, Fellows, kostomlatsky and
Gilbert.
In The absence Of the clerk Mr. F. Bor-
cherdt was appointed clerk pro tenn. The
President read the call for the meeting and
stated that this ohjec, was, to provide
means for the expenses Of the Committee
sent from this Nillsge to Madison for the
protection and furtherance Of the interests
Of this village ard to counterfeit the mach
nations Of the enemies to the charter OF the
Milwaukee, Manitowoc, Mississippi and
Minnesota Railroad Company.
Mr. White presented requcs: Ct the
German citizens Of this Village that Mr.
Esslnger be added 10 said Committee, and
offered the following Resolution which was
passed unanimously under suspension Of ,he
rules.
Resolre,7, That Jo-eph Viia.. J. D.
Markh Jos Rankin and Chs Eainstr
oc and they are h,rehy requested 70 return
to Madison as he delegates Of orr village
to procure the passage of the Milwaukee,
ManitCwoc, Mississippi and Minnesota
Railroad charter now pcuiing in the L"c
i>la,ure and that said village viii pay all
necessary expenses incurred.
Mr. Fellows then offered the following:
Resolred-That the sum Of i've Hun
dred Dollars be and the sum is hereby APP
propriated out of the General Fund to the
President of this Village for the purpose
of defraying the expenses Of the delegation
70 Madison to assist in getting through the
LEGISLATURE the charter for the Milwaukee
Muntowoc, Mississippi & Minnesota Rail
road Company. now pending in that body,
and that the President and Clerk be and
hereby ars authorized TO draw orders fer
the amount.
Which resolution was also unanimously
adopted under Suspension of the rules.
The Board then adjourned
+. BoRCHERDr. Clerk, Pro Tenn.
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"a There seems to be prospect Of 4
lively little fsht over the charter for the
lake shore railroad from Milwaukee via
Sheboygan 20 Manitowoc A certain man
IN the latter place owning heavy in,eres,
in the old land grant concern from Nanito>
~oc 10 Meuasha is said to be opposing the
whole scheme and working with the G. i
T. ". Il K. interest TO defeat the bill.
We DO no, know but the citizens of MANS
,ovoc will tolerate the cussetfncss of this
fellow, but we think that before he gets
through with it he will receive unmis.aka-
bic manifestations of their sublime afec-
ton -.Sheboygan Herald
You bet be will, Mr. Herald, ana not
only from Mani,owoc, but fran all the
towns along the lire Of the proposed road.
Judge Reed said in 8 public speech at the
court house, in this city, year ago thi.
spring, tia, if any other parties would
take hold and bui' this road, that he
would step aside, pack up and move to
Bayfield,, L. s. He had better do it, and
the sooner the better. We dou't want him
ans longer He has humbuggcd the citi
zen, OF Mani,owoc about long enough.
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NEW DAILIEs IN MILWAUKEE, bill
Ia. been introduced in the legislature to
Incorporate the Milwaukee publishing com
pauy. Tho capital stock is $50 0O0 and
the object Of the corporation is to publish
morning psper in Milwaukee.
On the first Of March, Messr.. Lambe t
ard Peek, OF Tomeroy's New York Demo
Graz, will commence the publication Of The
Evening Globe. a democratic journal. in
Milwaukee. We doubt Milwaukee sup
porting quite so many iournala.
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EJc We have 4 lengthy and interesting ar
,icle IN type from the pen Of Mr.. John Hume,
Of The Chiffon Tines, on recent v.s.; - Man
i,woc, which is unavoidably crowded cut Of
this Issue. 1t viii appear next week.
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~The weather was extremely cod the
fore part of thi. week, ana last Sunday
morning was the coldc.t experienced in
Ninitouoc this winter, the thermometer
indicating l6' below zero.
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RdilrOading.

RdlIrOadlng.
Everywhere in Minnesota, the people are
ueltsd 10 their various communities upon
the necessity for bniidlns new or extending
existing railways; and they are everywhere
voting village town and county bonds 10
carry on the work. We SAW q, least four
different railways In process of construction,
notwithstanding the cold, ice and SHOWS o.
winter. If our people knew how rich they
are in available means and resources IN
comparison with the hardy aud enterprs
Ing people Of the most favored portions Of
Minnesota, they would be united in their
respective sections in favor OF every rea
sonab!e railway project now extant
There Is room TO day in Wisconsin for
six or eight new railways, And there is q
/ better prospect OF our attaining ten miliions
| Of population before Minnesota eau attain
| a single miilioni Blu, this will depend
upon the hbsr.llty and enterprise of our
own people. Ii costs money TO build rail
roads; aud the peopl- desiring to have them
must pay liberal bonuses therefor. or rail
road capital vii reach other states.
F., This l. just how The matter stands.
! Viii the people Of Appleton remember
| that We are on the direct natural route tor
a railway from Mauiiowoc 10 Duluth, the
initial point of the Norlh Pacific railway
But unless We are very united aud !bera
IN aid of the project, w shall not long De
on the dlrgc; route.
| All muet remeu4 Der that il is waste o.
time aud words 10 attempt TO array tht
proposed direct route trom Milwaukee via
Plymouth and Appleton to On,anaEou
against hi, North Pacific extension.
Appleton needs both reads. The coun
try viii furnish sbuntani business for both
The first IN progress, demands assistance
first. But oil talk of hostility betweer
these schemes and the Lake Shore roat
from Nlivaukee 10 Green Bay, ought Il
cease :, once and forever
VIII Aplie.on study It's cwn interest ans
labor TO lsi all the railway connection pos
sb!e2
The above from The Appleton Crescent
will be read with interest by our reaIer. a
showing the feeling Of our neigheors a
Appleton in regard to rsilrosis
The UFesc.a, has toe ring Of the trut
metal, snd it, editor one Of the most fore
seeing men In the state.
Ii ,hi. long line cf road would &c Of such
bsncfii to Appleton. a roint at which ,h'
cars would stop ~ miuGtes for dinner. how
much greater value 70 ,i.n5'osyc :he ter
90 81 90 = ~..-.E
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A-IaASGE Nr. Gibson. of the lote
firm oi.Chford ( Gibson has sold bis pho~
tosrsl.Ljc eHsbIshmen, on the northeast
coraer a. Wisconsin aud Milwaukee street.
to Mr. uoskcns OF Oconomowoc = Killcaa-
kce Netrt.
Mr.. Gibson. the gentleman spoken Of in
the shove paragraph, va. formerly resi-
dent Of this city, where lis carried on an c1-
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Welcome TO our table the Madison
Deamcra., an ably CONDUCTED, reliable
democrats paper. Why we have not long
ago exchanged with this paper is 4 mystery
10 The oldest iuhabiisnt
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WATCH LOST,

On Mcadfy morning, February Ash. On the
rs.d between MY farm, in the Town Of Maple
Grove on Nette Hill, #n open face silver
watch. ! viii pay liberal reward to the
knicr Of the watch.
3c3t THOMAS WATTS
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CooL Bath Green Rand informs Us
tina, Oh las; Monday, man named John
Fallen, who is in Goodrleh's employ, va.
a, work in The wheel Of the new .,esuer
Corona, that is being bull. At this place
when i, turned over and ls, him into the
water and under the ice. Fortunately he
was helped out without beirg injured In
the least We do not hesitate to gay that
John does no. wish to par.ake o. second
bath, especially when the thermometer
is down to l60 below zero.
IN ToWS-Our old townsmsn, VIM.
D. Hitchcock, now of kevaunee, called on
us yesterday. We also had the pleasure
Of meeting Barney Nedieau, sheriff of
Kewaunce county, and Walter johnson,
Esq, assistant editor Of The kewaunee
Enterprise, who were in the city this week,
all locking end feeling well.
We understand they made up railroad
committee sent from Kenaunee to nego
tate for the building Of railroad from
that city to Two Rivers
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s~ A young lady remarked to our devil,
the other day, while watching him finger
in. type: You are some on the set.
He Jaw The joke; she had her eye. on the
seat OF hi. pants, which bore two large, but
honorable PATCHES
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FENsA>I,H ky AZ overnight of car.
We failed 10 make c.ca,io., ;sst seek az tic
lecture iy major NzcN liiiars-, errat.iz +
o! the feuisn hsolhelht4od. ct tac cour;
house. 10 this city, on .he i2;h ia,;. He
lec,urrd to a large. ,nd ns tLould Judge,
apprecia,ive audience of ladies aud gentle
men and CAV. universal satisfaction. Ii
will be rcurnlt cred that tie nsinr address
sd our 81 izeus i.ar $50 this winter, and
he il stili earnest Ia she cag>e of ireland .
rishi. eni frsrailn lie say. that before
suo- her winter .ltow " shall hear Of an
other sdyarr" ~ he Cauaii1" -o-crn
niap'.
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ORIENTAL MILLS.

Keep constantly on hand sll kinds
Of Flour, Feed, Meal. Pearl Barley
&c, which we offer for sale at the
VERY LOWEST PRICES We
shall always warrant cur -four; Gus
tom grinding will be satisfactory.
We call special attenticn TO our
PEARL BARLEY ROOM. which is
just completed, whereby we are en-
abled 10 exchange Pearl Barley fer
Barley.
Orders for anything in our line will
be promptly filed and delivered
cs-ly SUHUETTE i VAIL.
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e@ That was q profound philosopher
who compared advcrti,ing TO a growing
crop He said The farmer plants his
seed, and Willis lie i Sleeping the corn i
growing. So with advertising. " hlic you
are sleeping OF eating. your advertisement
is being read by persons eho never saw
ron O. heard Of your business, nor never
would. had i, not been Ton yenr advertise
men;"