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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1871-11-23
g aHa e gE 10.

STATE OF WISCONSIN CITY TREAsUpTR's oFrIcl
Manitowoc County, ! Manitowac Nov. "a, 1871.
NOTICE is horeby given to the owners occu--
pants of lots parcels of land fionting Buffa
10 street, between l0t and 18th Streets Fourth Ward
of this City that the list for the Improvement Of
said Buffalo street, in the said Fenrth lard has been
delivered to for collection and that the said
occupants of lots parcels of land fronting
the street above described hereby required to
pay within thirty da IS after the date of this
notice, the taxes charged in said list to the lots
parcels of land owned by them respectively together
with the commission OF five per centum, on tho
thereof for collection fees, and that if such
taxes will be paid within fifteen days from the date
of this notice the fees for collecting the same will be
only per centum the amount of such taxes.
29-4t A NJ. RICHTER, City Treasurer
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ERE0 lSEEGEke.

HFFERS fOsnisssaauy friends and tn e
! public generally, choice selection of Fresh
As,t-. Salt Pork and Besf, Smoked Beef and Hams,
shoulders. Saussg,s, Tsilow and Lard at the lowest
rate y.rk ct on m n : ely
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r.. ESAs.s,S ESE,

TEyELE2s and PtEotOGraphcr. All
- kinds of work in the line of my business prompt
ty attended to- AMI warranted TO give satisfaction
have last received Wing 4 0rns5ev's Multiplying
CAMERA oSSGURA. with witch can take small
pictures Of the finest order for dollar per dozen.
2 photographs taken of all sizes Albums aad Frames
vnstan.ly on hand. York Street 1S-sff
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kE.ILZH,fsIS HOUSE.

WILLIAMS a J. hAPifAN. Pro-
N. p-ieaOrs.s This drst-cass house is in excel
tsni tion. and ths propretors confident that
hsy give eatire satisfaction to the travelling pub
lie. Aa bus viii alwsfs be ready to convey trUv
ls,rs to aal from the boats.
Ftrn,-s aid Others rely hndiag good ac-
Co a, n Latin for horses orc cattle. o-tf.
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The Deuaeratict,arty has not yet,fnl
IL made up itssmind to die, yet Death
fingers over the corpse. The name, al
though unpopular with the majority of
thinking people,, is the sheet anchor of
that great mass ofignorance, superstition
and vice, which makes up the bulk of
the party; to cut loose from the anchor,
is to drift hopelessiy into the sea of poll
ties without a chart or compass, in a leak y
old hull, manned with mutinoHs crew
driven to desperation. 1t is hard to tell
what anybody would C. under such dis
couraging circumstances. 1t is not sur
priSing, then, to find out that Democrat
cy itself don know what to do with itself,
or for itself. While ignorance and crime
exists it must survive-hut how ? That S
what puzzles the wise ones, and we give
it up in he start. B
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S. s,s.YDERSOH,

MANUFACTURERS and Dealer in
vi Boots, Shoes, Leather, &C. &c. Shop on Buffalo
trest, the corner of Eighth. Repairing neatly
\ nd promptly executed.
Nanitn voc. Septe nber %, 1852
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f.. IA ERR,

WORK Street, t,uonitoyoc.W Wis Dealers
in Dry floods, Groceries, Crockery, Fa..ey Goods
Glass ware. Boots and Shoes Ready made Clothing,
Fapsr hangin.s. Hats AMI Caps, Toy- Children Caps
Live Ge.se Feathers. Bird Cages, Kerosene Oil and
Lamps. &c, &C. share of public pat onage is roli-
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IN PROBATE.

n the matter of the Guardianship of the minor
4 heirs of Gottlieb seilcr. .r--
On reading i;iies tie petition of William Rsin-
harat Guardian OF said Minors, representing among
other things, that the said wards Seized OF certsirt
real estate the County Of Manitewoc and that it
is necessary that the should te sold, ard pray
ing for licence sell the ssne and it appearing to
the court, from said petition that it is sary
sell said real estate is ordered and directed that the
next OF Kin 70 said wards an all persons interested in
sad estate appear before me, on Monday, The IltI-
day OF Dseemeer A. ID. ISTl at ten o'clock A. NJ al
the Probate Office in said County, then and there to-
slow cause any there he) why hseuse should nos
be granted tor the sale OF said zeal estate according
to the prayer Of said petition ,
Andlt Is farther ordered, that ccpy of this order
shall be published for four successive weeks prior to
said day OF hearing, in the Manitowoc tribune" .
weekly newspaper printed at Manitowoc in said
county. -s.as- Il. Sd-+tS
". ". " ,tpo. County Judge.
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FEs ED CIR US,

DHACTIEAz. FUSlEzs, Keeps con-
i s.aatly hand tho largest and best assortment
of ad caps of the latest stYses she lowest pos
sihis p-icas and alwsys pays the highest Nslus in
IA Ill kipds Of furs IS-7
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Dated at Nanitowoe tie 1nrn DIV OF Nov. 1871.

n PROBATE NanituScc County Court.
L In the Matter OF the Guardianship of the Minor
Heir es Frederick b;eling, deceased.
On reading and iln.s the petition of Gottob Bieling
guardian OF said minors representing among Other
things, that the said wars seized of certain real
u the comfy OF Alanitowoc and that it is
ess;y to the said aiuors sell said real estate it 10
ordered aud directed that the of kin said
wards and all persons led In said appear
before me. MONDAY the ith day of December, A
d. ISL at ten O'Clock A. NJ. at the Probate Office in said
County, then and there show a. any thers be
why c7ns- should begtanted for the sale of said
real estate, according to the prayer of said petition.
And il is further ordered, hst copy of this order
shall lie published for four weeks prior TO
said day of hearing, in the Msuitowoc TRIBUNE q
weekly newspaper printed at Manitowoc in said couA-
ty.
Dated at Mautowoc. the sth day of November A
d. 1871, W. w. WALDO, -
County .Judea
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.g;e,c advertisements.
NGEgz Z GE

STATE OF WISCONSIN, Cry TREAsuRER's OFrIcs.
Manitowoc County. + Menitowoc Nov 16. 1871
NOTICE is hereby given to the owners occupants
y o lots or parcels of land fronting on Washing
ton street between Sth and Main streets 1st Ward Of.
this City that the tax list or the Of said
Washington stleet int the said Is: Ward has been de-
lvered to me for collection and shat the said
occupants of lots parcels Of land fronting the
street above described herahy required to pay
within thirty days after date CT this notice the
charged said list the lots parcels OF hand
owned by then respectively together With the COM
mission OF five per centum the amount thereof for
collection fees aud that if st,ch taxes viii be paid
within fifteen days from the date of this notice. tie
faes for collecting the will be only two per
centlni the amount cf such taxes.
STA A NJ. RRICIiTER, City TreaSursr.
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W.sLAEFs s. gTssETE,

TTORNEES at E4ay. 3ZanisSwGe,
n Wisconsin, Office Eighth street, the
first National Bank. Jy1965.l
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COX s. EsEs.f.TT.

E!OIEE, 4E3TN ND = CA HfsE a g Es
l Pai..tcr, Quay Street, adjoining the Touring
mil Soath Side. Oilers his service 70 the Citizens
of Village in the above branches at tbs mos.
ssnahls ratss. York street North side 16 10
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EssRs,. sgzEze ExsEEs,

gEEAT Market Having purchased
iSi tas business of Wm Brown, shall hereafter
eustAnt;y keep hand the choicest Gleats the
owes, rates. share OF public patronage solicited.
1877
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CHhS. W. WHITE,
EEFYSSTR y.

1TnIted States Assistant Assessnr.-
~ ONCE on Sth Street, over First National Bank,
MAnitowoc, Wisconsin. 16-131y-
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ss'EEE. n. pE.zEE

NTOFA.iY SU.sssC AZ seE:AI4 ESTATE
/ Y Agent, HtnjtnNoc, Wiscon.n- Will buy ana
sal. Lalis, examine Titles, draw Dee Is, Mortg- ges
and Contracts, open snl close Books examine Ac-
esants Gail 1t j. d. NarkhaIns l. lw U-ics. 1881
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JOSEPH Ss.-HES.

hEALERin Ia Stoves: Tin, Sheet IRON
AID Copperw2re man 'ii;.ct tErrr. All kinds ot
repairns done. Eightl Street, opposite Tribune Of
hc, l4-ly
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T. A. j. a fCIaEN. 7scsstist. once
IL in Shsrinau's building, on Sth Street,
Maaitowoc Wis
rxtrac.ni VI ithniIt main. .---- -
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TTOssNEY and Counselor at Law
N Once Eighti street, Mantowoc, Wisco,isi in.
Collections promptly attended to. 1872
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,sisr2 asssiz Ba4 slaEaa e 49asa
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J.F'D. K. EE.g,5,S,
CODA WAFER Eeu=1ftsctc rer, respect
- fully Ius>ts anil viii ill orders promptly at his
fxstsry corner 7th and Jay street, Manitowoc 1e-I
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.Feai ;.e7 l ca
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-12-09
The Great AutC matte Won.

OtGs
Dnrfns ths past w-pk there hes been
grcs; fnsh t. see t'- wood, fnl automatic
sondpr, which is now on exhibition in the
Wakefield Block. corner Of Spring and
Washingtod streets, with the entrance on
Was ipgton street. 1t is a novel Invention
and Mr.. Joseph Brrgmsnr. German, is
stated to have conceived the idea Of this
magn 6cent work of mechanicsl art in
dream. and It took him seventeen wears OF
hard labor to bripg the au'omaton to it's
present state Of perfection. 1t has now been
on exh IbitioD for nsarly year IN the rrn-
ctpal ciiirs of New York state. and bss ex-
cited the wonder and admiration of all who
have seen it The model will make tour
this winter through Pittsburgh, Baltimore
and Philadelphia. This curious em.nation
from the German brain. go marvellous in
ITS combination so true TO nature. so prpe-
uant with tbougnt. so full VI apparen, ami.
nation, so snsgestive OF various human in
dusiries. may be ranked with the best pr.
due ions of IN. chanical genius The bead
wnIch could conceiv, and the hand which
could execute such prod ey of industry
and skill. could belong to no ordinary per.
son. The model not only furn ishes fu nd
OF amusement to children, but is instructive
and interestlug to the bighest degree to
every age, and it is not astonishing. that it
possessrs such a wonder full charm as an ex-
hibition, and 10 visited by Thousands in ali
our cities 1t will remain in Ti,usvlle,
Monday. Tueiday and Wednesday.
If satisfaction 10 not given the admittance
will be free. Open from a. M, 10 10 p.
m, each day
Ladies aud children are requested to Wis
it the wonder in the d4y-um-. to avoid the
crowd -Tiusvilie Sunday News.
This wonderful piece OF mechanism vii,
be on exhibition rin the building next
door to Critics Bros Drug Store. on Wash
ington Street. on Thursday next, and con-
tinuing for three days only.
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday II will,
EXHIBIT iu Rsbbs building, Main Street.
Housewife.
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Columhi Farm boasts OF one inst titution
that 10 10 a flourish inr condition. and that
10 the grocery house Of Mr.. John Bump -
Mr.. B 10 we'll known In this place. having
long been interested 10 the coal trade, and
other branches of trade. and always known
as fair and honorable dealer After 90
ing out OF that business at this point. Mr..
Bump opened grocery store at Columbia
farm, nearly two years ego. and by stric,
attention to the wants of bis customers and
fair and liberal dealing with oil, has sue
ceeded 10 building up good trade. From
long acqnsiatance with him, we take
pie asur@ in recommending bis store to the
good people of that vicinity, a. being stack.
ed with every article necessary for family
use aud convenience, and wou Id advice them
to pay him = call.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-12-09
MAJOR MEpILL, OF CutCAGo. Mayor

MAJOR MEpILL. OF CnrcAGo.-Mayor
Medill. in his inaugural sddres., places the
losses by the Chicago fire at one hundred
and fifty milli0ns T dollars. .orly compais.
tive email part of which will be paid bv ;be
Insurance companies. II IA something for a
city at sny time TO have 40 capable a Mayor
as Mr.. Medill An extremely fortunate thing
for Chicago to have him at this time We
quote the concluding portion OF bis address:
"1n conclusion, point with pride and
admiration 10 the 81 sntic efforts. our whole
people are putting forth to rise from the
ruins, asd rebuild Chicago. The money
value Of their losses can hardly he calculat-
ed. But who can compute the aggregate OF
anguish. distress and suff ring they have on.
dursi aud must yet endurei These wounds
ore still sore and sgouizing though they
have been grsetly allev'sted by the prompt.
generous and worldwide charities that have
been poured ont for their succor aud relief;
and claim 10 their behalf that they are
showing tbemss ves worthy the beurfsc tions
received. They h~ve faced their CALAMITY
With noble fortitudp and usflinching cours Q
Repiniug or lamentation is unheard in our
uidst, but hope and cheerfalnpss are every
where exhibited and expressed All are
inspired with an ambition to prove to the
world that they are worthy OF its sympathy.
confidence and assistance, and to show how
braveIy they can encounter disaster, how
quickly repair losses, and restore Chicago to
her hig5 rank amsug the great cities Of the
earib.
Happily there is that LETT wbic, fro can
not consume-habits Of Industry and self
reliance, personal integrity. business apti.
tuds, mechanical skili and uncononers HE
will. Tbese created what the i ,mes de-
voured. aod these eau speedily re- create
more than swept away Under free iusti
tut;ons, good government and the blessing.
OF Providence, al! losses will soon be repair.
cd. all misery caused by The fire as.usg-d
and prosperity greater than ever dIeampt
Of will be achieved in q period So brief th a
rise will astonish mankind even more than
the fall Of Chicago.
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HOLIDAY TRADE.-rhs Holiday Goods
are now arriving. the merchants who wish
TO call aattsntion"to their wares can find no
placeso available as the use of the csIum q,
oil the city paper. In this connection We
invite attention to the RECORD, as the best
and cheapest method of presenting the
claims OF merchants. bsfors the lar ,est
number OF readers slkrly to be paying pat.
rons. The family who can afford TO take
daily paper. never forget the little court.
sizes due to each other and to thsir friends
'at Chris tmas time.
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A new we'll was comps,ed on the Tsrr
Rua territory, on Thursday night, which
started up at the rate Of ten barrels per day
snd increasing. We did not learn the name
Of the owners OF this we'll.
a new well, owned by Jonsthan Watson
and Two Of John BsnnehofF's sons. on .
tract Of land owned by them on Tarr Run
was completed last night, and is being;,ubed
to-day preparatory to testing. The indica-
tions are excellent for a pay ing wall.
~ There are now Ave good producing wells
on the Tsrr Run territory, and large NUN
hef Of new ones going down. The new ter
ri.ory on that Run gives promise of The
most gratifying results in oil developments,
(which We Iiss to explain" sud "the same
~ili maintain, VIII odd m ateriaily to the
prospsrity OF Petroleum Centre. v
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Our friend Armstrong, CT ths firm of
Meass &'Armstrong, -four and feed dealer,.
Informs US tina: bis trade was never in q
more fonrishing condition than at pre.ent.
He is shipping goods to ell points 10 this
vicinity, and sill the orders pour in. Ws
also learn that he has several hundred b,r
rel' OF -four left, besides vast Quantities ol
hay. straw, grain, feed, potatoes, &c, which
they are selling 'dirt sheap'
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7 Wonders never will cease Yesterday We
had call for copy o, 'Ths History Of
Pit1ole," written by that celebrated and
most popular author of modern times
"Krowcuss." Almost Immediately . food
OF reeol'ections appeared to sweep over u.s.
and the memary Of many days and mig BITS
OF bard labor working oiy the edition on q
hand prses-sweating ant swearing-ap-
peared before US. sod also ths memory Of
when the account for printing ard binding
came to be settled, We were $500 worse OF
than nothing, aud only the remsmbt ancs OF
the hard work on an old Fraaklin press rs-
msined-the rest had "vanishrd from sight
like q beautiful dream" Upon receiving a
fifty csnt scrip In payment thereof for The
aforesaid work, ws rejolcsd exceedingly aud
with a muchness, aud Immediately in vested
twenty-five cents Of it 10 ono OF AIT Myers'
shot Scotch" punches A few copies are
left, which eau be had cheap 4
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Cold ct l p. N. l09N
R REMOVAL.

The office of the Daily Re.
cord has been removed to the
building situated four doors
below the late location, direct.
~ opposite the McClintock
House, and next door to Odd
Fellows Hall. Our friends are
invited to call and sec us.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-12-09

IN" best 'Bns-Kissing a pretty girl.
Best Re-bus-Kisslng ber . second time.
A terrible BIuudsrbuss-K.s .ssing the wrong
girl.
pa do storms ever make malt liqrors"
"No, child, why do you ask!"
"bscanse heard ma toll Jane 10 bring in
be clothes, for storm was nr.winsn
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NOTES OF THE DAY,

Ripe strawberries in Fernandlna. Florida.
Painesviiia, Ohio, has snow over the fen
ces.
Tennessee has pauthers in disngreeable
abundance.
Football constitutes the chief form of wor
ship on Sunday at Cairo. Ill
There are in Corpus Christi. Texas. seven
churches and seven bar-rooms.
In Griffin, Ga. policemen are requisite to
maintain order 10 the Sunday &c hools.
An Indiana editor lis represented a.
"squealing back = squawk of soul-satisn-d
bliss
E1 Senator Gwin is gwine to make mon
dy ont Of his new gold mine r Boston
POst.
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Yesterday the Western Union Telegraph
o'mpsny finished putting up new wire
'oooeot'ng with the cfdcs ct this place,
"a'ch gives Us direct Communication with
Wv tork City. Heretofore Titusville and
WI o''y were the only places iu the oil re-
a'o" which had through Communication by
telegraph with New York.
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Here is beautiful instance. of coming u,
affrcii n, married lady in Conc-c icut
recently fell into river, snd would bay.
been drowned except that her cries attracted
the attention of her husband, who, mist.k.
ing her in th" dark for another wouvn,
worked like braver to get her out.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-12-09

Sacramento assessor touk advantage al
recent run on savings bank to observe
those who Withdrew deposits, and o.urst
several Juggling away a few thousands apiece
VINO mad sworn two days before that thew
did not own = cent 81
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What would this world be witnont won,
en-! A perfect blank, like . sheet Of psprr r,
not even ruled.
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Latest kilograms report the Prince o
Wales, heir apparent to the throne of Eng
land, az being 70 dying condition.
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Miss Aamy Stone will appear at sobel' a
Opera House Monday..veuing in her favori.,
character of Fauchon, in the Charming
play Of tho Cricket.
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Cup "-"Good morning smith; You look
sleepy" "Yes." replied Smith. 81 was I'm
oil night" Sup wbere:" up s.sirs, in
bel"
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Mutual sdniration-Aa the season of mar
Ties appro cbrs boys begin to feel gallant
and gala buoyant.
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sB GAFFNEY 10 the ONLY SQUARE
LlQvGR DEALER ou the Creek. Give
ham u call.
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!. MI. PettenrilI IL GO.

,,rk o~ Ne, l.,k md Geo =. howell h o.
,ertisng Agents, the sole agents for the Pc,
troleum centre DAILY REooAp In that city Ad'
vertssfs IN that city are requested to leave nedr
nm with either of the above houses
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W" on's iose nius minutes ot d,,,ioh,
INV """'a' After the eth tho days will
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"thou ralnest in my bosom." as the chan
sa'q "nen osaIn OF water was thrown over
him by the lady he was se,euadiux.
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sE BUFFALO CUT HAY. al
Schermerborn Il TeuEyckt,
ml2.E. Cor. End Il Washington Sta
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cT GAFFNEY Keeps constantly on
h,nd Scotch Ale and London Porter, espec'
ally for family use.
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Go to ALDEN'S for the latest styles Hat
& Caps.
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For sale or Rent.

The building ls.-ly occupied nv A n
qnire Of ''0''' -"
II c. JARVIS
'e"'h Ce"'rN' ia. dec 9-lw
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~ GAFFNEY'S LIQUOR STORE is
me only place TO look Tor Hotel Glass
Ware. M
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SWEET POTATOES.

Nice SWEET POTATOES just received at
nov SIT MEASE d. ARMSrRONGS
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[From Godey's Lsdy's Book ]
LIFE.

Only a sweet surprise
Ofamiles. oftesrs. carrsses.
Our childhood's vision biessas.
And then youths morn doth rise.
Only a misty dream
A dream, not an endesvor:
For fair and smiling ever,
To youth, the world doth seem.
Only a battle plain,
With friends and foes around ne;
But sin and woe surround us.
And we out strive in vain.
Only 9 shining shore
A silent, tranquil river
And lite to God. its Giver,
Departs forevermors
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EresIh Eggs and SUPERIOR BUTTER
SCHEM ERHORN & TEN EfCK'S
cor. Washington d Second Streets. m23 H.