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IN PROBATE.
M4NIToWoC COUNTY COURT.

MANITUWUC COUNTY CUUKT.
the matter of the estate of Ole Kncdson, deceaa-
L ed On reading and filing the petition of Mary A.
hudson of Manitowoc Rapids, representing among
other things that Ole knudson, late Of MaDitowoo
Rapids on 4th day of January, A D 1870 at Man
towoc Rapids died ntestate, leaving goods, chattels
within this State and that the said petit
toner is widow of said deceased and praying that
administration of said estate be to Mary A. Knudson.
granted it is ordered that said petition be heard be-
fore the Judge of this Court Monday, the 18th day
of December A. D., 1870. at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at my
Office in said County. Ordered farther, that notice
thereof given TO the heirs said deceased and
all persons interested by publishing copy of this
order for three successive weeks prior to said day OF
hearing, in the 'NIantowoc Tribune week ly news
paper published at Manitowoc i'll said County
32-3t- j-d-m WM. W. WALDO Co. Judge,
Dated Manitowoc, the 10Th. day Of November A. D.
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.TeaS Advertisements.
PUBLIC NOTICE.

T(NHE Board of Supervisors for the County of Mani
towoc, having publically decided to dispose of the
lands and tenements called the Poor Farm, situated
i'll the Town of Manitowoc Rapids, together with all
the personal effects farming tools and all that may be
found on the premises belonging to the Comfy of
Manitowoc. New, therefore, in accordaece with the
Resolution of said Board of Supervisors, the under
signed Commissioners for the sale of said lands aud
premises, will expose the same for sale at public
ton on Monday the 29th day of February next 1870,
at 10 O'Clock at the Court House, in the City of
Mantowoc, tc the highest bidder. Terms of SALE one
third payable at the time of sale and the remainder of
two thirds of said sale one two aud three of
equal amounts, with the yearly interest of ten per
cent with security premises and payable annually
The description of said premises being the SEQ of
section No. IL, town 49, range % east.
III. II. SMITH
JAMES TOUGHER Commit zee.
W. +. WATROUS.
Dated Manitowoc. December l. 1870,
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NEW STocK.-Mr. VIM Binkleman
has just returned from the South with
one of the largest stocks of fine confec-
tionary, toys, and holiday goods, ever
brought to this City, He is always ready
to show goods and give prices whether q
purchase is made or not, and as for low
prices. he just can't be beat. Before
purchasing for the holidays, give him q
call, and our word for it, you will be suit.
ed in both quality and price.
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IN PROBATE.

STATE OF VI ISC0NSIN, Niantowoc County-ss.
Probate flee, MaIitowoc Nov 10Th A. d. 1sT
n the matter of the proof and Probate of the last
will and testament of Charles C.. Symes, deceased,
late of the County of Manitowoc Whereas instru-
ment in writing purportng to be the last will and
testament of Charles G. Symes deceased, late of the
County of Manitowoc has been filed In this office
and whereas application has been made by Mary A
Symes praying that the be proven and admitted
to Probate according to the laws of this State There
fore it ordered that said application be heard befcIv
at the Probate Office in the City of Manitowoc in
said County, the 18th day of December A. D. 1870.
at 10 A. NJ. And il is further ord red, that nutico
shall be given to all persons interested in said wof
the time and place of hearing by publication liz the
"Manitowoc Tribune" newspaper printed in said
City for three weeks each week, prior
to the time of such hearing. BY the Court.
32-5t-j-d-m w w. WALDO, County Jtdge.
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Manitowoc, October fszh, 1870.
Board met pursuan. to adjournment; quorum pres
snt. The Commissioners on Poor made their report
which il adopted. On motion of Mr.. J. ". Barnes i,
was
Resolred, ihat tho Commissioners on Poor make a
contract with the Town of Eaton for the
of Anna Maria Buttahic for year. at the rate OF
one hundred dollars per ennum.
The report OF the Committed on Salaries vas laid
over for further consideration resolution of H. II
Smith ith2r whom this Board do sdjourn it shall be
until aiendsy November 9Sth that the COMMITTEES be
requested to continue their examinations and pre-
pare their reports. Laid on the tablo.
The resolution Of W j. Watrous, that the clerk be
authorized to issue orders 'or the perdiem and mile
to the Members and Clerk of their Board for their
service for tue time served. was adopted.
Adjourned until Wednesday morning Novenbe,
23d at 10 o'clock
MAnitowoc, October 2si 1870.
Board met pursuant to adjournment. Quorum
present. The report Of committee on Poor received
and adopted.
To The Honorable Board Of Npcrrfsors Of Aani,o.ooc
C0nnty:
fully submit report to your considerations
gard to the bill of Sheshan the present Poor uouse
keeper which amounts to four hundred and eighty
dollar. and seventy-three cents, from March 18th
1870, up to November 10Th 1870. Your committee
having had the affairs in relation to the County OF
Manitowoc and Mr.. sheshsn. under consideration,
we find that about January 10Th 1869 two weeks
after the County Poor system was abolished there
was bill of goods sold to the Comfy of Mantowoc
and delivered to the said j. .Sheahah amounting to
the of $4G0 %, of which sum the County paid
$500 90. After making due inquiry, your committee
find that the said .sheahan will give satisfactory
account Of said goods. Your committee, after due
deliberaton, came the conclusion that We deduct
| the amount paid by the County for the said bill of
goods also six dollars for piece of sheeting received
at Wagner's and COW hide and twenty-seven dol
lass worth of smoking tobacco, leaving o balance in
favor of Mr.. Sheahan to tho amount of $S4 20.
P 7 STOKER,
j A HORN
LOUIS GUTHEIL
+ A BEAN, Com.
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In PROBATE.
MANIToWoC COUNTY COURT

n the matter of the estate of Eusebiub Hensler,
i deceased. To WHOM MAY CONCERN:
Letters of administration on said estate having
been ssl ed to Charles Eigedinger the 23d day of
May, A. D. 1870 and six months from end after said
day being allowed and limited for creditors present
their claims for examination and allowance. Notice
is hereby given that the undersigned will the first
Monday OF each month, and upcn the day of the ex-
piration of six months from this date at the Probate
office in the City of Mantowoc in said county, receive,
examine, and adjust all claims, ard demands of ali
persons against said deceased.
Dated December 5th 1870.
34-6t-waw WV WALDO, County Judpe
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SECOND WARD SCHOOL.

The following names are of those at
tending the upper department, who
have, during the third month of the
term. received standing of eighty five
OF upwards, in every study pursued The
marking is on O scale of lnO.
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AMERICAN SUNpAY-scHooL WcRKER.-The November
numberIof this journal, published by j. w Mcintyre
ST. Louis beside its usual valuable contents, has very
full of its plans and reduced terms,
with list of lessons for 1871. As the publisher offers
to send this number free of charge, advise Sun
day-schoos adopting series of lessons for next
to send for specimen copy.
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REMOVED. -Drs. Simon & Schallern
have removed their medical Office from
its former stand opposite the postoA6ce,
to Mr.. Lobe building, opposite the ssore
Of 5ohn Schuette & Bro, on Jay street.
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gs-gEEFsagYgS HOUSE.

4 wGLLsAs4S AZ :. EkAP1TAN, Pro-
"A, D~ieters- This ffrst-class house is in excel
icni con lon, AMI tie propretors confident that
eh-y give entire satisfaction TO the travelling pub
lie. An nnb1s will always be ready to convey tray-
slers t. AMI from the boats.
Farmers AMI others rely finding good ac-
ponmoiatioae ,ar horses or cattle. 9-tf.
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GEGTgE. EEWRS.

NIYATCFHTIAEEE!S and yEWEs.ER. Of
w fers his services for repairing all kinds of
Clocks ani Watches Has a fine and well selected
assortment Of the latest anil styles Of Clocks
American. English AMI Swiss Watches also of Gold
and riatei lewelry. at his new Brick Store on Sth
stre-t South side door south of Kremers- Mani
,ouor civ
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cox S BESs9.IT.
I Y OTIS

HOUSE. SIGN AND CARRIAGE
Painter. Quay Street. adjoining the new Touring
mill South Side. Offers his service to the Citizens
OF this Village in the above branches at the
1onabie 1910
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DoNAT1oN.-A Donation for the bene
6t of Rev. +. Peake will be held at the
Episcopal Parsonage on Thursday even
ing. December Sth, at o'clock. All are
tsnuited. COMMITTEE.
Manitowoc, Dec, |. 1870. It
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s. S.s.gDE2SDN',

TAsTFACG JEsT. as,ts Dealer in
vi Boots, Shoes, Leather. &c, &c. Shop Buffalo
street, the corner of Eighth. Repairing neatly
and promptly executed.
Hanitowoc, Septe nber ~, 1868
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WEEKLY MARKET REPORT.

WHEAT-WDnter,l lbO ctsfGl .uoct8
Spring 81 eScts
RYE-6QI65
,OATS,-3Scts
BARLEY1octs(0S0cts
PEAS.-75cts
BUCK WHEAT-600S0ct
BEANS.-Sl. .25Gn1.50
TIMOTHY SEED-$2, ,5O93,0 90
RAPE SEED-S1.75
FLAX SEED-S1, ,5o@1,T5
POTATOES-5061
EGGS, per dozen-20@22@cts
BUTTER, per b-20@22cts
FLOUR. winter, per bl.-s600, ,@o.5s
srring-s5oo. .a5, SO
MEAL per cwt-S1.50@1.15
WOOL per b-35@31c
SALT per 5rl-s3.O0
PORK, iiTe cwt-$@6o0
dressed-$65a67. 90
BEEF, on foot ~ "a 5 Il
dressed 800 "a 500
SHEEP, per headLS3,00
WOOL. per fb-35@45cts.
WHITE FISH, hlf brl-$TO0
BIDESr greeH-S@9cts
y-1S@20cts
HAf, perton-t0s10 I'll,
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FRED SEEEER.

nrTEgS to his many friends and tn @
pnhlic generally. choice selection of Fresh
NJ sats Salt Pork AMI Beef Smokei Beef an1 Hams,
shnuli.r S4usarss Tallow AMI Lsrd at the loves t
.tes Nlrket on Commercial Street. 9-1y
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FRED. SCHE CIDER.

MEAT Fzarftet.--sAayin= purchased
vi the business of Aym. Brown. l shall hereafter
constantly keep on hand the choicest meats at the
owest rates A share of public patronage solicited.
13-l7
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e. e ERE
r.. "a q IzS-E,
XyONN Street. -fnr ito- " Oc. WIS. DE RI o rs

in Dry fo1ls, Groceries. Crockery, Fancy Goods
Glass ware. Boots ani Shoes, Ready male Clothing
Pan-r hanyin - Hats and Caps, Tow, Children Caps
livs G-as- Feathers. Bird Cages Kerosene Oil and
Iamps, &c Sc A share of public patronage is sol-
Ttai
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TAKEN UP.

DY the undersigned the 1st inst, a red and
} white yearling HEIFER. Tho owner is request
ed prove property pay charges and take the
away 343t IL. TRUMAN.
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The rest of the report of the pro-
ceedings of the County Board of Super
visors will be published next week.
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JOSEPH N.YFES

nEALEs i'm Stoves: Tin. Sheet IRON
~ anl Copperware manufacturer All kinds of
rspairing done. Eighth Street, opposite Tribune Of
fcs. lily
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and Photographers. All

IEWELER ana photographers. All
- kinds of work in the line of my business prompt
ATTENDED to- an1 warranted to give satisfaction.
have iaSt received Wing Ornsbey's Multiplying
CANE oBSCURA, with which | take small
pictures of the 6aet order, for dollar per Dozen
Photosraphs taken of all sizes. Albums aad Frames
onstautly ON hand. York Street. 13-4tf
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ESzEE. If. PE.RCl

NOTARY EssBF.9C -E REAL ESTATE
Agent, Manitowoc Wisconsin. viii bay and
sell Lands, examine Titles, draw Deeds, Mortgages
and Contracts. open AMI close Books examine Ac
cnunts. Call at j D. Marlhams Law Office. 1l-31
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Read and Remember the notice of
the Ladies Of the Presbyterian Soee;;Ss,,x..
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THE BREvfTY OF LIF.

"'Tis not for man to trfe, life is brief;
Our age is but the falling of leaf.
We have time to sport away the hours,
All must be earnest in a world like ours.
Not many lives, bnt one have we,
How sacred should that one be-"
And still how many fritter away their lives, unable
to fill any useful purpose, because some lingering
disease units them for it, and they neglect refuse
to use the remedies within their reach. God, in his
wonderful arrangement of nature, has provided an
antidote for all the ills that human flesh is heir to-
and by the aid of science, the medical virtues of
certain herbs roots and barks have been combined.
and the result is known all the civilized
world as MISHLERS HERB BITTERS 1t thoroug ughIy
purfes the blood, invgorates the bres ele.
Yates the standard of all the vital forces and snsans
a most healthful tone of the entire human organza-
lion. Sold by all druggists and dealers. DR.. s. B..
Hartman Co., Proprietors, Lancaster, Pa. s2-m
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CHAS. w. WHITE,
ED. MAERKLIW,

VInited States Assistant ASSESSOR
u > ice on Stn Street, over First National Bank
Nanitoyo. wisconsin 1913 3ly
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FRED C.HRUS,

9RACTECAL FUSlER, Aeens con-
stantly on hand the largest and best assortme
hats an CAPS Of the latest STYLES the lowest pos
sib!e prices anl always pays the highest value in
sis'i for all kinsts OF furs. 16-7
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VI $50 EEG

De-HInr 7srnfir,- Of TIanitoyyoe E.ot;&e
IS helt at Masnnjc Hall, York Street, on the
lat anil 81 lay of Each Month
E. X. RAND, W. N.
wy II HORN Sec
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nvux-ist ana Apothceary. sth street
I J opposite the Post O.hce. Is now fully provided
with conpietc selection Of fresh Drugs aud Medl-
cin-s fers has services especially 10 the fHFsI
cItSs Of this village and county for the carefat ana
sctsptifc preparation of their prescriptions To-
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DENTESTKY.

nR. A. II. PATCHEN, Dentist. fl ce
- in Shernans building,' On Sth Street,
Eanitowoc, Wis.
- Teeth extracted without pain.
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The Committee on Claims report in favor of allow
Ing the following bills in full, whchawas adopted by
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4 TTCRNEY and Counselor at Law.
n and Notary Public. OfRce, No. AXtelrs Block
South EnI Walkers Point Bridge, Milwaukee, Wis
Marine Bankruptcy. and Land Office. 15-47
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FL. III. .Yi,1RKH.aN

TTOGSEYS at Law. SIan;tOwOc,
n Wisconsin. Office Eighth street. over the
First National Bank jy19'65.l
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L ID .HE.aRAE.4.N.
w..sEKER s. TE.EzETE,

TTD8VEY ..zIh Counselor at Law.
- 0fice, corner of Sth and Quay streets. MaIito-
voc Wisconsin 1921 =
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OF THE BOARD OF
SUPERvISORS.

Nanitowoc, October fsxh, lS7o.
Board met pursuan. to adjournment; quorum pres
snt. The Commissioners Poor made their report
which il adopted. On motion of Mr.. J. ". Barnes i,
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charge to tho County during tn cir life The Com
mIttee on Poor recommend that the Chairman and
Clerk OF this Board issue County order to Peter
Stoker for the of seventy-five dollars and for
said amount Peter Stoksr obligates himself to this
Board to furnish transportation and substance to
the aforesaid poor persons from Manitowoc to their
destination in Minnesota and TO accompany them to
Milwaukee and see them the cars for La Gross,
Wis, PIT STOKER
i. A. BEAN
LEWIS GUTHEIL
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N4ANgF.CTUREH and Dealers I'm
Ifl Lumber, Lath, and Shingles Bills cut to order
on short notice. Manitowoc, Wis.
A. D. JONES
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of this township, killing four and
damaging seven others. Mr.. .Cristy
being an xio1sAo findathe ldestination
of the CANNES that had destroyed his
sheep, and Sabbath being favorable
day for tracking, he procured assist
ance, and proceeded to. make search.
In surround ing the lot in which the
sheep were, two OF the party found
where small dog had left the field of
slaughter. They followed on till they
traced the track to a hole in the
ground, when, concluding they were
not hItpting foxes, they reti'aced their
steps to make further investigation in
another direction. By this time the
rest of the party had tracked the
bIoedthirsty fellows to where dogs
are regarded so profitable that the
family keep two of them, and were
unwilling to dispose of either, even
after Mr.. c. had offered five dollars
for THE animal, if no positfveevidence
of lis guilt should be obtained upon
ekafnfriatioiI, but If found guilty the
owner of the dogs should pay for the
sheep. This proposition was declined.
Valuable dog!
zotaEgsi-sa sL{EaI aEa zTs1':.s ~ ii+. - e. Je,
boE We understand that MIR. Charles
Willard, residing. in the Sonth west
part Of this township had $50 worth
of his flock destroyed by dogs one
night last week. -.,-------z-
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HIRAM,
Z Il -5T-IES , =
GORREEPONnENCE

GORRtsSPONnENCE srS
TbgcfaiRaEfrh oD HRaffa G0lege
closed onhst4 Friday z4aRe hear the
opition aaiitepsaaTs lex pfessea3Hat he
term jasfeleseag, has Vbeen I'll he most
successful, in every particular Of 4anf
folztlIe last ctenEyears. After svacas
ti65ba ti5a tfya weeks, The winter. term
will edmp 4 3 ana u u Indications
now are fiat sises VIII bea consider
oble larger number in attendance than
qs9ssiasi The S;f Societies 5tis s4e IF the College
gaYe literary apd, musical ePPfsrtaip;
ment last Tuesdayiegening. Prof. II.
sFes5if Fse5p i hshlF IA A 'ear the musical
programme, and,i afseogrse, ithenesMas
no spehz thing asa allure III that part
of the exercises. All the societies.
were represented ID tie l r sxai2 s$ssa :
ciSe2,E which were SECOND to none here
tofore gisenIa The chapel was filled
to overlooking, and qliteialarge nna,4
Der were unable to gain. ad1mittaneea Il I
Our Pound keeper vas eompeiFed'td
impound three Of his OWN h6Fsesr last
week, which had escaped from his en-
closure. The joke was reiished ! By .
good fnaiiya, marry as aaais was easespft can
others OK being ggored. .sand il seemed
to make difference.iisB Bqtathea boys
who took up therhorses couldnit see
it, and pocketed the three Mafs.,ahqissiae. ,hisa !.
.tGen. ,Geartfie ,Geartfield and n qilsy
| Washington last "Wednesday" "@b It1 is
| presaaed by. esopes whor RrsteplEto
know, thats thes result of, the recent
elefafahs has had n tendency tfo an aai:
| hghtel e7Hdn9 gentleman as. to the
| drift of popular optlnohy and that he
VIII govern himself, accordingly, 25aT sa.
.4ffh4My Nov. gI;4ST0.iaa 's H.ioc
ys, e., L ~, Nh 81, 3 ssl.yb safn sssS1n
day night last, the dogs GOT among; a
fssk of valuable sheep ofdMrsJob ID.
Gristsl residing iii int 1eaStl1,99 70 part
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CURE FOR RHEUMATISM. - AS so
many are suffering with rheumatism,
L could do nothing better than give
them recipe that / know is good.
In the Spring and summefof 1866, my
wife was so afflicted with it that she
could not use her right arm, and was
unable to raise up in bed. We tried
many 1iniments, recipes and medi-
cines, but to no purpose. Doctors
said nothing could bezdone, only5to
give it time and let it wear away.
One day an old German veterinary
surgeon told me to take equal parts
of the best oil of juniper an d spirits
of turpehtine, andSapply to the parts
affected. did SO, and in a few
weeks the rheumatisin had entirely
disappeared and my wife was WE'LL
A few weeks later, while at pic
mic, she caught cold and was soon as
low as ever. Again did we, apply
everything we could get, gaaivanic
batteries and all. We got the above
recipe filled, both the oil and spirits
being as clear as puye water, and in a
few days she was again well and has
remained SO iforoEeEtwoc years. AL
ways be sure and use only the best
quality of oil and spirits. - Cor.
Western Rural.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-11-24

The Board of School Examiners for Portage
County, viii. hold meetings, for the Examina-
.tionlof applicants, in the Court House, unit
further notice. mmelreing alto O'Clock. A. II.
and close at T. M, as follows, =. - Fl ~ II.
Saturday, September 24th. s.li.,ys- -s5. -...
Q Saturday, October 1st. s7r 'H,E5g.T's
Saturday, October sth. .tv.,.l.,.,,
rs Saturday, October 18th. 81 s.s..' ~
Saturday October 29sh 'a h.-; q;
And on the last saturdayof each month there.
after, unt til further notice. see -1.=.
e Ravenna, Sept. q, 1870, 10s-tf. si 81