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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1872-03-21

JoHNsoN's ANODyNE LINIMENT, is without
doubt the safest, sure't and best remedy that
has ever been invented for internal and ex-
ternal use, 1t is applicable to a great variety
of complaints and is equally beneficial for
man or beast Conn.,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1872-03-21

IRISH LINENS-When nm article enjoys reputation
of such distinguished merit as to command the unycr
sal commentator Of the seller and consumer, there
must be something that possesses which compcls such
general admiration. OF such \ fabric is the PEAKE
BRAND OF LINEN AND LINEN HANDRERCHIEFS which
growing into public favor Of late years than any
goods of the kind imported. They regarded as the
most reLiAbln and economical Linens now used.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1872-03-21

The balances in the Treasury at the
close of yesterday were Coin, S112, 49,
Al; currency, 81, 1873, PSI ; coin certi-
tificates, 1871, 454, 600.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1872-03-21

NO The Startling, Romantic Disclosures of
tho MYSTERIES OF CRIME in the authentic Book,
entitled, "MEMoms OF TIE U. S. SECRET SER
VICE, is thrilling Record indeed See Adv't.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1872-03-21

From Maine to California millions of children are
wearing SILVER TIPPED shocs-why not, they are
the cheapest and never wear through at the toe Try
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1872-03-21


Considering their CAPACITY, elegance, and thorough
e.scellsNtr, the prices gfhfSSe ne1o styles are
iOaey than any 69'ors gg,td,
The Cabinet Organs made by the Mason amn Co. acknow
lodged excel all others in purity and beauty Of tone power
variety and durability and contain patented Improvements not
in any Others They have uniformly highest premiums at In
dua Exhibitions including medal the PAEs ExPosiroN for
the only American Organs sold
largely in other countries, and pronounced to be uNeurs
BEsr by musicians ALMOST UNIVERSALLY See
s-.-.. .har
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1872-03-21

RAILROAD BoNDs.-Whether you wish
to buy or sell, write to CHARLES W.
HAssLER, No. 7, Wall street, N. Y.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1872-03-21
TO CONSUMPTIXES.

The advertiser having been permanently cured of that
dread disease, Consumption by simple remedy is anx-
ious to make known his fe9bw sufferers the means
cure. To all who desire it, he will send copy of the
prescription used, free Of charge with the directions
for preparing and using the same, which they will find
SURE CURE for CONSUMPTION. ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS Ec.
Parties wishing the prescription will please adore
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
264 South Third stre,t " illinmshnrrh n Y
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1872-03-21

500 HOUSE LOTS will be given to the
first who apply. No restrictions. Object IN encourage
emigration Situated in various Towns. Villages and
Cities of the State Of Nebraska. For full particulars
address, Messrs. Pattee Co., Real Estate Dealers No.
ia Broadway, MY, or Nebraska Land Co Omaha Neb
Thousands have been changed by tho use of the
Peruvian Syrup IA prOtONde of IRON from weak sickly
suffering creatures, to strong, healthy and happy
and women and nvaids cannot reasonably hesitate to
give it trial For dyspepsia and debility it is specific
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1872-03-21
oNE TVQUsANp MUSICIANS

VNl IIVVDENU WVn1VIHNo
In the USrEo STATES ENGLAND, France, GERNAs 6e printed
in full in TESTIMONIAL CIRCULAR which will be sent nee
to any address. Here few brief FROM well known
names.
"The best in use"CHRrsrrNE Nilsson, ANNIE loutsE
CARY, MARiE LEoN DUvL VtcroR CAPoUL, r. BRGNoI and
oherS"-CLARA LOUISE KElloGG, ADELAIDE PWLLPs, Can
BEReNlNN aud others Musicians generally regard the Mason
HSmlin Cabinet Organs uneualed by others
THoNAs" Excel all nsruuen OF the class have seem
Gus BULL"The best instruments Of the class made ANNA
MEHlG."I In all those qua its, which constitute eIcreucs
unrvaled' IS. B. Mnls-."Far superior everything Of It's
class have Seen"-. NJ CoTrsCiAL Wonderfully beau
uul"-P. S. GILMoRK" Superior In ali respects to any |
have ever esu",EueENE THArEa- EIceng in quality o.
general excellence and durability and valuable
not found In othe"- The more critical v
they tested and the competent the Judge the
and high will be the mssd ot'uProry accorded them JuLus
ECnBERG.
Acknowledged TO make the lest. this Crstany noe
undertake TO sell at Saeh prices thar their
D,c,,s Ell IN b..
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1872-03-21

A GENTS Wanted.-Agents make mt re money At
~ work Tor us than atanything else Particulars free
IT, STlNsoN CO.. Fine AT Publishers, Portland, Maine
SAMPLES, which sell readily for Si5 co. sent
Ac postpaid to agent. for 50 c nts. Address
Ii SMEEI & co Mnr.h NIL
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1872-03-21

ALIENS LUNG BALSAM |
What the Doctors say.

Again What the Doctors say.
AMOS wooLEY NJ d., Of Kosciusko County Indiana
says For three past have used ALIENS LUNG
BALsAM extensively in my practice and am satisfied
there is better medicine for lung diseases in use
ISAAC A. DoRAN. NJ. D., of Logan County Ohio, SAYS
ALLENs LUSG BASAM not only sellc rapidly but gives
perfect satisfaction in within my knowledge
Having conference in it, and knowing that il possesses
valuable medicinal properties freely it in my daily
practice and with unbounded success. As an expecto-
rant most certainly ahead of any preparation have
ever yet known.
NArHANIAL HARRIS, NJ D.. of Middebury, Vermont,
ssys have no doubt it will become classical
remedial agent for the of all diseases of tn Throat
Bronchial Tubes and the Lungs"
Physicians do not recommend a medicine which has
no merits what they say about
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1872-03-21
For ImnammOtory and Chronic Rheu-

" ayear, specimen for stamp. Our BOYS Chicago.
u SDaAdk for iirst-cass Pianos No scount No
~ = 'ISB Agents. Address U, S. PIANO CO., seS
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SKIN DISEASES:

letter itch hives, spots Pimpes, &c; book with q
recipes Tor seCurn with full directions mailed for h
cts IOMN G. SCOTT. lhh North Ninth 81 pLil. D. s'
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-06-20
Steamboat Time fable.
ARRIVAL Axp DEPARTURE OF GooDRIcn's

j. s. BUCK. supt
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We are indebted to r. H. Sawyer, Esq,
the efficient and accomplished reporter Of
the Circuit Court, for the following report
Of cases passed on up TO the hour Of going
to press
The Circuit Court convened on TUESDAY.
June IS, 1872, at 10 o'clock a. NJ Hon
Campbell Mclean, presiding Judge
The following is a summary of business
up to the time of going to press:
f. Schmeidecke Y. B. Markham; discon-
tinuel.
State of Wisconsin V. Wense ingrish:
mol. pros entered.
Same Y. Seth Mosher; same order
Same '. james Cohen; continued.
Same V. Carl Berkner; mol pros entered
Same V. G. Blank: same order
Same '. :. Zimmerman; "a ne order.
Same Y. j. Whitcomb; continued.
Same V. @. Powell: defendant rccor-
missed in the sum Of $500
Christian knbke y Fred Pautz ct al;
continued.
W. Clapp Y. Fred. Laugenfcld ct al;
continued
State Of Wisconsin v s. Eliot; discon-
tinued
NJ. Korn V. c. Korn; judgemnt Of d.
vorce.
H. Yoeltz '. ". Voeltz; same.
N. McHahon '. A. Brewing; Judgment
roll filed
W. White '. s. Barrier ct al; Judgment
Of foreclosure.
Same '. Same; Judgment of foreclo-
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-06-20

Tra aa.l --.,,,,,t ,.,..-,,,., f,,.. Mamie.
wa, Comfy R;iro ~,.;.t,- yas b.,.7 ~ ~.
,r..;..,... ,,r...-.l i, e....,.-....-...I...
,,r,". pr...rsnt !, A. ,,. 1h ,';,
After s;n-;,r hr .ha ,.boir AMI y r-avcr
-. ~. - y l..u,.. y. y ~.
.,
h.~.,,,-. - -, $1,000 ,, I 49, ~, ,,-,..
u~cr were rra.o,.al ~ Tho S+o+n ,ront
Rev ! Ri.,,r. 49,, a.. r,.rr. ~oa3
,ro~, .,.,.~',.l
q, r,a.,,n ,..,.,,;..., : .l-,. 49,.
,,,,,a.-.o, .o.,.,.-:-..,....e.,.-. -
sn;n- wear and f., R,v r,r,r, y
SaeSr,r. ANA ,,e, G-,sr,, ,,-..,.....u...,.
81 s,..b commit,
,a,ras.,s v.,r. .r.,;,.,~,l - - W.,
Q .r.,,,, -,-:..1 -. y So
~ -
NehH' Icy. :. i'e!n''a>' state agent ley.
J. i.ayallo, aud II. Brooks.
The collections t,tc, nm ar,,r.- +ho
-.----,, f-..... go.
49,, '''.'''s ~ ''- y.''1'' " ''''
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ObiIuarN.

On Friday morning last, Rev. Adolph
Zubelbier pastor of the Lutheran Church
in Two Rivers, died suddenly of disease Of
the heart. The Chronicle, in noticing the
death of this geutlema says:
. The Rev. Aslo.ph Zuhe7)iar. cime to reside in
Two Rivers some three Gears age, since wiici "t
have known him tor MS quiet. UuoatruSITe pIetV,
fidelity 70 lis flock and the sroa- hold he Il Is won
upon their esteem"
The funeral services of the deceased took
place on Sunday last in Two Rivers, the
church building being crowded to excess.
The ceremonies were conducted by Rev.
VI. Tobeda, Of CcutreyilIe, and Rev. NJ.
QuchI, Of this city. The Chronicle, in
speaking Of the latter gentleman, says;
We rever had the pseasure % listening % this
gentlemen from me U1lDlt be,oIf, and q gugh we
uHt.r TODD lardIT "Crr o wat he sal ~
could a-v-eo.ate their force and elaquFnce soGc-
what rom tte tones OF voice. expressive gestar
and DOweF.ul effect tie Al -Izac-- A'm7st
every voice in that iar-e ea.age Timed ~ aud
i-le lar si-tatior. wlit. a. times, amount d 70
p.-DE sl OF grief
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-06-20
EoFSrta al .sss.s.

But two short weeks, and the day ron
3crcl immortal in the history Of our conn-
try viii he upon US. Nearly century has
elapsed since thirteen small States, with a
population scarcely e1ceeding that Of the
State Of Ohio, declared themselves free and
independent Of power that ranked first
among the nations Of the earth, and wa.cl
war for that liberty sud independence
which they have handed dcwn 10 us-lib-
erty Of conscience, and the liberty Of select
iag oar own rulers. That we should celc-
bratc tins day in some betting manner
none can question, and, as the time is short.
Il behooyeS our citizens to bcstir them
selreS--not await the action of our Board
OF Aldermen, for we DO not consider it 10
be any part Of their duty to spend the
money of the city in any such manner
and make such arrangements rs VIII show
proper appreciation Of the day rendered
glorious u the annals Of history. Ne ar
at peace with all the world, and now ran,
a. one Of the most powerful as wcl! rs the
largest in cxtcnt-its domain extending
from the Atlantic to the Pacific, and from
the Gulf Of St. Lawrence to the Gulf Of
Mexico. \ contribution taken up among
our citizens in aid Of such purpose VIII
furnish funds enough to defray tie ex-
pcnses Of such celebration, without ex-
tracing any money from the city treasury,
and afford enjoyment for all. We trust
that our citizens viii take the matter in
hand, ana not let the day pass without a
BETTING celebration.
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Very Z scfGI.

We were shown, by Edward Conway,
Esq, at his warehouse, on Buffalo street,
very handy contrivance for taking the
measurement of grain. 1t is an attach
ment for threshing machine, and can be
operated by small boy, There is 10
liability Of its getting out of order. and
records the measurement Of grain by half
bushels-up TO two hundred. The price
of the attachment IS very small. ana we
would advise all farmers to purchase one.
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Information Wanted

Of Felix or Peter McCabe, who left the pa
rish of Analnullen, county Monaghan, Ire
land about twenty four years ago. " hen last
heardfrom was in Neenah, Wisconsin, about
twelve years ago Any Information win be
thankfully received by their niece, Jane
Trayner, No. Diamond street, Baltimore,
M.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-06-20
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Pert CT NSanitovoc.

AERIvED-JUSE Is.
ScEr Union. VI waukee
Schr WasskI. keuasl
StuT. Aanitowoc. Chicago sIud
JUNE Il.
Stmr She9oYElu, ClIca-o. suad
ochF. Mariner, Milwaukee,.
JUNE u.
Scl.r Glen Gu Ter, III waakee. sUnI
Simr. ManItOwoc, Cbicg-o. suGd
Stmr. SLeboygan, CAica-,. ~unl
JUNE Is,
schr E-pinaoia. aflw suzee.
scbr Hanuah Etty, NImaulses. sund
Stur. AaElIoN oc, Chicago. Sana
stnr. Sheaoy-an. Chicago. sund
CLEARED-JUNE Is.
>clr Union, Milwaukee. y eds wood.
Schr Walss6:. k-uoSaa. 70 eds wood
stmr. NanitUWoc, Chic g, -und
JUNE il.
sstmr. SheboyCan chicago. sun
Scar Mariner, Milwaukee, 2G9) 5u whe II, eds
wood
JUxEl5.
g. aien Cuvler, Vii Naahee. 90 N slaves.
ctmr. AaiItCN voc, CAica-o. >unt
JUNE Il.
Stmr, s. bcygan. Chicago. sund
JUNE Is.
schr Is indoIa Man stce, sund
>cET. Ham ID Etty, Milwaukee. 1 900 posts. 40 GU
vnctl - ou or ed apples
,-tL-r. LIANT voc, C1ica-o Sunis
JUNE 10.
st4r. she1oygan. Chicago. suud
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De2tll oT Col. Casper EEcs.srr.

Juat as we were going to press we We're
psineI to learn of tile death Of Col Casper
Flescacr Of Two Rivers, Of dropsy, on
Tuesday evening last Col FeScLer was
a lifelong Democrat, and 4 warm pcrsoa-
al friend. Ills family has our most sin
cpre svlar.tl.;ps.
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The side-wheel steamers Ma7ioaoc and Sac
boySan ~iIl leave every morning send Ts rN-
ceutej) nj ~ o'clock. Sat.f a4s boat leases ~ >
u. IT. Going Nth SATURDAYS boat goes throu =.
20 TWO treel.-. howaHnre aud AEgrpEa.
II upDer-cahIu steamers Drouto. - 5oaepA
and rruesdeh Sui arrive and Depart Ircm Aa-l-
tcwoc q. follows:
Gong Soata-Leaves every HondaT. "Wednesday
and SATURDAY Ut abOHt a. Il.
Going North-lsavc. every Tuesday, ILurs4iF
j W Too4Bs, A-ent
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The Sac amcuto Cnjoa says Of the wool


crop in California
Parties at TIE East. Their wholly in darkness on
tt waUt ~u3l ur trying 10 ''ueur IN S. OIL r.ar
* {. ave sent az Tar an vi ic port t1.t Gil
fg-ua Will this wear produce t-ajv millions (s1.-
G-ONI3. pounds OF Wuul. ! Z Sag Fan -i,,O ia
.,Lu, GEneY urIaE t 50 ne mat .ergIrHt- uusute,
til j. tGs upon other gross errors. the t.ecs Cf
g. lot tOErC-tG lie 20 gS~i-. tie gea
m tie CtGf9;n.a mtrfIrt. Tue Ba lei. -gHS: = We
~l|I b g.tt u know ihGt lie Tu4 Clip
reeLrd SUVDJ.CO pJunIs. II tat Tie tai clD viii
exceed 1920 ,UV0 pounds " fur nlr saw: - Iae
cI-D ,art ven down al % Isl 1SS noun
am e >prtur cln y as q larger average per be.
- al! Or Obtained Iis year" TIE o3iT pom
rI-lt IL t.e aJ.Fc Quoted !sMarEs j. tat VIC
years Tier i IA sue die ence D-tweeH sIrtur
AMI ri e.. d a. TREE O1un1s 20 enc. tie ,Iiiy
ec7 / abaat - lj u lJi- Tina, j., il t3r SDIiTg
clio / tLiiie ma : quar.Cr DilEon pounds, tue
Ia. cB may De counted on Tor ten and a La.t m,l-
.i"-s. J. t - oar tCtsi ring clip uort@i
j vi 3u uni ;b1u'h her. about 900 90 pounu>:
lo, l. y o}Iaf} p8lHI,. he All ID MAS De, yetn
Ten Al els nj s0H uuII :, nd IN ClD TT this
YER a. Ill 1T 2i50Joo) Tn ; le our re or.s
hon TIE SIT Nc9l--l0 Sius comics $ U.l
courage r lrijei thai tue elrin iu Der aaa y
I'. Ia ro - 10 > prr cent. sort OF lat scr 10
AVERAGE ia there Mia be GREATER ucre;t~. EIuu-
ably i u. UH.be' o sHr-p s al decrease n [ e
lylrl@a No.t Clp: 50 tat We E'ay Tecsuu, per
ma :. e. ~o..-taI- owe 1881 800 pou0ls A. tae
tHlI ~ ID - ~Dtu :att = nrvTt'ca II EiG
fl are as 15-)b0 900 paurds. Aud oHIn- I, lie &C:
tt..i " -jTa lur he tar eel TINS yegr between
lie Urll- ~ tf.t ~lcfrE- ID a. " ~ last lcaE.
-.t - ~ lHr l2.- Hay = 81 Twelve CT thirteen
Eil-oA pea s"@ l So i ~ on - ~ u a tata clg
r.u. -. I...c. l5.'. ,,-a yrs, vsi , 5~,r4 in
* ~ aT L 20 III --Jt tie w.o, Hu- n - al
j.e ,'., Sal %. &C l-sg %t@s .oE as 2],"go, 10
pau4 &.
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ToIECGs;s.

Hotels, Saloons and Families desiring
ICE during the coming season viii please
leave their orders for same st Shove 6
Bank. Rate will be to Hotels, Saloons
and others who take in large quantities
Twenty-Five cents per loo pounds fam'-
lies q daily delivery Of ~ eGty pounds ~
cents a week. GEO. ID. MElG 1T
IASIroroc, April II. 1871.
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Taken up.

\ young COW, light yellow, with whio
spots, probably belonging to family passing
through IN roHfe to Ahnapee, name un-
known carue into my Enclosure on Thursday,
May. 90, 1872. Owner may take her away
on payment of costs.
FRANK ETDYANN
'0B Neshoto Rccd, . miles south of Neshotu,
forn oi ManitoHoo June, N let2. - 3w
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-06-20

RIDERS new boot and shoe store on the
North side near the bridge, Is the only
place in the city where can be found a fun
assortment.
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gloss and freshness Of youth. Thin
hair is thickened, falling hair checked,
and badness often, though not always,
cured by its use. Nothing can restorL
the hair where the follicles are de-
stroyed, or the glands atrophied and
decayed; but sach as remain can be
saved by this application, and stimu-
lated into activity, 50 that new
growth of hair is produced. Instead
of fouling the hair with a pasty sedi-
ment, it viii keep it clean and vigorous.
Its occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling off, and
consequently prevent badness. The
restoration Of vitality it gives to the
scalp arrests and prevents the forma-
ton of dandruff, which IS often so I'M
clearly and offensive. Free from those
deleterious substances which make
some preparations dangerous and inju-
rious to the hair, the Vigor can only
benefit but not harm it. If wanted
merely for HAIR DRESSING,
nothing else can be found SO desirable.
Containing neither oil nor dye, it does
not soil white cambria, and yet lasts
long on the hair, giving it rich, glossy
lustre, and grateful perfume.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-06-20

DoN'T fail to examine the fine stock of
boots aud shoes at Ryder's before buying
elsewhere.
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REHoRr
u IL tV4tIitIVif u
THE EIaSI liIIOIlI DiIk
At Manitowoc. IN the State u Wisconsin. At
the close OF business or the
1OtE Day Of Ju2c, 1872.

EDTe AsE~ S2 q L-sS.
,--,.-,..,,-.
Loans and Discounts sS4 So So
Uvcrdrafts. ..r..-....- Sia55
L. ). Bonds 10 secure
circulate -. 80 Voe 90
Is bonus on manu-. -r-9o-od
Other stocks, Bonds
aud Mortgage 605.43
Due from redeemins
and reserve agents Is ,-I5,2S
Due from National
Banks. .............. 36,385.06
Due frs.a State banks
and Blukers........... 81 IL
Bauk'g house 2,s,5 IS
Furniture, tx
ures......----l- 00!.56
3,S44.-4
Current eXpenses...... l415l5
Premiums palI..-........ l,oUo.U0
Checks ami other cash
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-06-20

o,snt AFTER Monday. March Ism. an uHtll fur
tbcr notice train, viii leave GLn.ioEoc at 3 u.
.po DuHdas a. ? .. ". connecting It Dundas With
" II LIONS me Of stages Tor Nd 5letuu-ani At
Hsnitnuor y-i;n GouGr1cil's Inc o. Steamers fur
Shspoygan Port ashirgton. MilwauSee and Chi
csvo nd at Mack mac y lth Northern trans oOrt3-
ton Co.'S Steamers ior Detroit, Cleveland an
Buf-lo.
! { lick Surt
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DE-. Wells. Eg-RkcT o. IaHnaE9A

! siren - ef ~ and uog FISHING: use nitric o7s
food taken into Toe st7H1ra u ASSN. a-as SD
C''usc7 lt~clt taren~a the CrcUls i8r a5vug ~iy-r
sud tea.;'. i r. mates lie Is.7c='-. e-.ets lia
nerves. acss .Iec 2 an .aa ..s----.F5 0r-t1s. anf
Nv IT, powerful oEIC and raztar1r~ FOES. pro
-Hces .-el.as as- y--gEgl- .c.i e @ Tie Ehyse
s}steu.
JOIN c. KFL's &C. Is - It : ., verv YORK.
saI1 % -. the E-El-t -fafe-.
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E-Fer other local matter see Sec.
Ond page,
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Ay er's
Vigor,
For restoring to Gray Hair its
natural Vitality and Color.

\ dressing
which is at
once agreeable,
healthy, an i
effectual for
preserving the
hair. 1t soon
restores .faded
or gray hair
to its original
color, lCith tie
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-06-20

l, ChAs. Luliug. Cashier Of the FIRST Ma
rioual Bank of Nanjtowoc, do s5lcmay swear.
that the above statement Is true to the best
q. ny knowledge and belief
CHAS. LuLING, Cashier.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-02-08
ConawUicc on Reform School.

The Committee Reform School will meet in
room No 6, on Tuesday of each week, at q. O'Clock
i. NJ, untA otherwise ordered
JESSE DAVIS, Ch.,-..,
LUTHER PERKINS, 0"''t nie"'
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Judiciary Committee.
The Judiciary Committee will meet at their Room
No. 5, on Wednesday and Thursday afternoon of
each week at IL p. NJ, until further notice.
J; W. sPAULDING, IChairmeu.
L. A. PIKE. Sh'"eN'
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Committee on Insane Hospital. -
The Committee on Insane Hospital will meet in
the Senate Chamber Wednesdays, at az O'Clock
+. VI. A. G. OBRION, ! r..,u.,..
WILLIAM WILSON, S"""''o"'
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THE TWO FOOLS.

When quite small boy, like most other
youths, had great inclination to attend
all the shows, circuses, negro-dances,
concerts, etc, that came along. On one
occasion l was very much amused at the
wit of the clown, who was convulsing the
crowd with his grotesque appearances and
witty sayings. After a while he said
something the crowd did not consider very
funny" and at which no one laughed,
when drunken man, no longer able to
hold his tongue, cried. "You are a FOOL
True" responded the clown, "and so
are you; the only difference between us
is, am fool for money, and you are
fool for nothing"
Though quite young, the reply of the
clown made deep impression upon my
mind and | determined to profit by it. In
| after-life, have generally found that it
required more fools than one to carry on
successfully what we readily condemn as
| foolish.
Now whenever l see large placards
stuck up, announcing the arrival Of
''strange animals ''unrivalled circus,''
wonderful attraction ETC., l invariably
think of the saying of the clown, II am a
fool for money, and you fool for nothing"
and stay away. There is generally but
| ohO N'o"H, out = iCat many VI euo OtucKSs
When see advertised in the papers,
splendid lottery schemes "sixty thou
sand dollarsprizes. ""great inducements to
buy" "almost certain Of prize" ETC.,
think of the clowns two fools, and how
many buy while but one sells, and excuse
myself from buying ticket. One sis
fool for money" and the other is "a fool
for nothing"
When pass a splendid saloon, with de-
canters of sparkling wines and brsndies
set around in the most inviting manner,
with ssmiing clerks ready to hand you "a
glass, am sure to think, ''there is fool
for money!" and as the deluded wretches
crowd around the counter, 'these are the
fools for nothing"
When | hear some "divihe" women 60
ing about singing Italian songs, and men
paying from two to four hundred dollars
night for seats to hear, and when they
cannot understand one word of it, think
of "the two FOOLS" and keep my money
| in my pocket.
In short, sir. whenever any 'unusual
attraction" any ''rare chance for specu-
lation," offers, suspect at once, that if
take hold of it, there will be another fool
at the other end, and so let it alone
Christian Adrocate
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The Committee State Prison will meet in the
senate Chamber on Thursday, at 8 O'Clock +. NJ,
of each week. HENRY PENSELL, Ct,o
EDWIN SPRAGUE, "''h"e"'
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Committee on State Lands and State Roads.
The Committee on State Lands and Roads meet
each successive Thursday at 2 o'clock +. NJ. in the
office of the Land Agent.
WiLIIA WiLLIAM I,NSi; IRlSH; chairmen.