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W-W
SPAIN.
No Change of Cuban Policy.


MADRID, Jan. 15.-The ministry have
unanimously resolved not to remove Count
Valmazeda from Havana.
HAVANA, Jan. 15.-The volunteers sere-
naded Valmaseda tonight, in consequence
of the receipt of dispatch from Senior
Sagasta sustaining his course and saying he
would not be removed.
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N~
FRANCE.


PARIS, Jan. l5.-8Ir. SeyeIi, a legitimist,
or supporter of Count DeChambord Is a
candidate for the National Assembly, from
the Island Of Corsica, in opposition to
ROuher.
The Red Republicans are becoming active
IN Lyons, and the authorities are exercising
more than usual vigilance to prevent an
outbreak.
mitTalleuse has been seized In the
house OF carpenter at Bordeaux.
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THE RUSSIAN RUPTURE.
Alexis Ordered Home InStanter.
Little PhIrs Buffalo Hunt Spoiled.

Little PhiI's Buffalo III unit Spoiled.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. BIT is reported that
the hunting trip Of Duke Alexis will proba-
bly, be cut short, and he and his party viii
return to this city to await the orders Of the
Gar. 1t is known that within the past
twenty-four hours Admiral Paisset received
official adyices that the relations between
the two Governments are threatened with
disruption, and it may be advisable to Te-
turn shortly to Europe. Hence he was ad-
vised to get back to this city as speedily as
possible.
To THE EDIToRs.-Suppress the item
from st. Louis about the Grand Duke, and
a difficulty with Russia, later adyices lead to
the belief that there is a mistake in it.
mo, thank you; it is in type already,and
we can't afford to suppress it.-EDs.
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CAIRO.
A NegresS and 3 Children Burned

CAIRO, Jan. ia fire broke out this
evening, totally destroying four tenement
houses occupied by negroes. The cause of
tbe fire was that a kerosene lamp exploded
setting fire to the clothes Of awoman named
smith, burning her to death. Three chill
dTen a1e missing and are supposed to be
burned.
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LOUISVILLE.
Sale Of the Louisville Hotel.

SAFE Oh tHe LOUISVILLE AOIels
LOUISVILLE, Jan. 15.-The Louisville
Hotel, property on Main street, was sold at
auction to-day under a decree of the
Chancery Court, to settle up the Shrieve
estate, for $4,000. 1t was purchased by
Irwin Stumps, of the firm of Stumps &
Waltz. The hotel will be considerably en-
larged, reftted and rented for hotel busi-
ness. The estimated value of the property
is about $250,000.
Stuart Robinson Improving.
1t is reported that Rev. Stuart RobinsOn's
condition has improved slightly.
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THERE was a runor In Washington Sun
day that fraud on the Government, to
the amount Of four millions of dollars, has
been discovered, but names and details
were not given.
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

Gen. Tramar. who attempted to kill, and
did badly wound his wife on the 9th inst,
at Allegan, Michigan, was arrested on the
9th inst. and on The 18th was sentenced to
thirty years in the State prison.
Gov. WashbuTle, of Wisconsin, has re-
ceived, since Jan. l, for relief for fire suf-
ferers in northwest Wisconsin. Sl0,5j0.
Mrs. Martins, wife of the man who died
a few days ago at Cleveland, Ohio, from
tyiChnG SpirUlis, has also died from the same
disease. The boy, aged six years, is in
critical condition. The girl, aged four
years, it is believed will recover. These
cases excite great interest among medical
men. A large number of physicians and
scientific men have visited the sick family.
A ASavannahspecialt to the New Y Ork Herald
says that the negroes of Mcintosh county
headed by G. G. Campbell, a negro official,
are in a most excited condition, and owing
to their threatening attitude the whites are
arming and organizing for protection. The
trouble with the negroes arises apparently
from an act of the Legislature appointing
white commissioners to take charge Of
Campbell's official books and papers.
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Death Of Rishop sfcGtII.

RICHMOND, VA, Jan. l4.-Right Rev.
Bishop John McGill, for twenty-one years
Bishop of the Roman Catholic Diocese of
Virginia, died here this morning, aged sixty
two years.
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THE BANE.-Baron Liebig says that the
Roman Catholic clergy, and especially the
Jesuils, are the cause of the backward state
of agriculture in all Roman Catholic States.
They are the farmers bane and blight,
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ASPINWALL.
Colombia Protecting Our Flag from

DisbOnOr.
New YORK, Jan. ia Panama letter
states that the government of Colombia has
refused to give up the American ship Vir-
ginias to the commander of the Spanish
war steamer Tornado. The latter is still at
anchor in the harhor of Aspinwau, watch
ing the Yirginius.
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GERMANY.
nternaI DePiOmAey.

BERLIN, Jan. 15.-At to-day's sitting Of
the Prussian Diet Bismarck delivered a
speech, insisting on the retention at their
posts of the ENJOYS of the Monarchy at the
different German courts.
Printers Strike at a Publishing
Centre.
STUTTGART, Jan. ia strike occurred
to-day among the eOmpOsitOrs in printing
office in this city. Some three hundred
persons left work, and the language used by
them leads to fears Of a disturbances.
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A fight occurred in Coyington recently
between a negro woman and negro man.
Petticoats won,
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ROYaI SrandaIa

LONDON, Jan. 15.-Special to the N. z.
W0rtd.-It is reported the Mordaunt di-
yorce case will soon be re-opened, with the
Prince of Wales as correspondent. Another
divorce case has been fled, on the trial of
which the Duke of Edinburgh viii appear
as correspondent.
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UNION AND AMERICAN.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:

THE news from Russia, by way Of st,
Louis, looks threatening.
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GREAT BRITAIN,
Ienner.

LONDON, January 15.-A movement is on
foot to raise subscriptions for a monument
to DR.. Jenner, the discoYerer Of vaccination,
at his birth place.
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The Queen of Madagascar has become
sufficiently civilized to wear hoops. This
being settled, the royal intellect will proba-
bly, turn next TO panniers,
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Sumner and Grant.

Special to the Louisville Ledger.
President Grant is deeply enraged against
Senator Sumner on account Of his proposed
amendment limiting the Presidential office
to one term. He spoke of Sumner recent
Iy, in conversation, as an utterly unpatriotic
man, and declared that if the country got
into tight place he would a great deal
sooner expect jeff Davis or Breckenridge to
come to the rescna than Sumner.
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Dstillers and wholesale liquor dealers
throughout the country are circulating me-
MORALS for signature to be presented to
Congress, asking that all direct and indi-
rect taxes be consolidated into one tax, and
be collected on spirits before they are re-
moved from distillery to bonded warehouse,
and that after they have been removed from
warehouse all Surveillance over them shall
cease and the goods be free and have the
same status as any other description Of
merchandise. They suggest a dirhct tax of
75c. per proof gallon and a graduated scale
Of licenses according to the different kinds
Of manufactures and the extent Of bust
ness
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/ division of public sentiment in his state,
their delegation had east part of their vote
against the gentleman who, by the usascs
and customs of the Democratic party, is
now its nominee for President. They
would WELD to this decision, and accept
the result which the great high court of
appeal of the party had decrecd. In con-
clusion, bv instruction Of his delegation he
moved that the nomination he made una
nimous. (Wld cheers and music-The
Battle Cry of Freedom.)
Upon the announcement Of the nominal
tion the Battle Cry of Freclom," by the
band, was followed by "IIsil to the Chief"
cred at the rear Of the stage, presenting Il
view of the White House. fApplau>e. 8
Order being restored, the motion OF Mr.
Wallace that the nomination be male
unanimous was put AMI carried with one
or two dissenting only.
NOMINATION OF VICE PRESIDENT
ne ron WIS called on tHc nomination
for Vice President. Brown WAS nominated
for Vice President, 7l3 To- for Stevenson,
of kentucky--l3 blank.
The blank votes for the Vice Presidency
were cast ly Florida, New Jersey and
West Virginia. Delaware six votes were
cast for Stevenson, and the rest were
given for Brown.
On motion of Chalmers. Of Mississippi,
the nomination WIS made unanimous.
CoNCLUDING PROCEEDINGS.
Bouck, of Wisconsin, moved arcsolution
appointing committee Of one from each
State, to be named by the Respective dele
cations, to apprisc the can niilatcs of their
nominations.
Payne, of Ohio, novel to amsnl by ad
ding the President Of the convention to be
chairman. Agreed to.
On motion Of Hca.on, of Ohio, rcso-
luton was adopted that ON the adjourn
mcnt Of the convention it would with
music escort the New York and Missouri
delegations to their quarters.
The resolution was adopted, leaving the
place of the next convention to be decided
by the national committee. Also. Il reso-
luton of thanks to John T. Ford, Fredcr-
ic Kainc, and to Baltimore. for ccurtcsirs.
Also. thanking Mr. Dool,ttlc for the able
AMI impartial manner in which be had pre-
sided over the convention
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"cnsS was taken until / p. IN.
AFTERNOON SESSION.


BALTIMORE, June 9.-Thc Convention
sS,mblcI It few inmates after . clock.
The committee on organization reported
JAS. K. DOOLIrTLE, of Wisconsin, aS
permanent President, with Il full list Of
Wee Presidents and Secretaries, repre-
Sentiug all the States.
On motion, the report of the committee
on permanent organization was adopted,
and the committee was discharged. Sen
ator Bayard Of Delaware, and Gov. IIof'-
man of New York were appointed by the
chairman to escort the permanent president
to the chair On mounting the platform
Senator Doolittlc was received with ap-
plause, and he spoke as follows:
Gentlemen of the Convention Il thank
YOU for this great honor-words cannot tell
how much. But you will allow me to pass
at once from what is personal to speak Of
the great occasion, the duty and purpose
which has brought us here. Two years
aSo-nearly five years after the bloody
&
Republicans of Missouri [applauseI feel
;ng keenly the evil of proscrptive tests
which the hates, the strifcs, and the pas
sions of war had left upon them lon- after
the war it's. had ceased, and feeling keen
/ y executive feicral dctation in their local
elections, determined to organize move
ment to restore equal rights to all cur cit-
zens white as well as black, Applause !, to
restore local self government, and to arrest
the further Capitalization of federal powe er,
(applausc.) They then said, this thing
has gone far enough, if not too far: the
time has come when all honest and patrio-
tic Republicans must say ''lIalt - and re-
assert the vital doctrine of Republican gov
ernment-that under the constitution, the
powers Of the federal government are de-
fined and limited applause, and cries of
"Good, > Good, '' and that the people of
the States haye the ri-nt to govern them
selves, in their own domestic affairs, upon
the basis of equality of all the States. be
fore the higher law before the cons,itu-
ton and the equality of all men before the
law, (arplausc,) Of universal loyalty, am
nc>ty. suffrage, peace. Taking no step
backwari-takIns no right or no fran
chise which had been secured
to the blacks-pledging them
selves 10 support them all in their full visor
= .F
name of peace, in the name Of liberty, in
.ie name of the Republican government
its If, that freedom and equal rights should
. be restored to the white people. [Great
applause. They organized nearly 10000
: strong, and called upon Gratz Brown Zap
I plause to lead the movement; they place.
. him in nomination for Governor and then
what followed Eighty THOUSAND Demo
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THE NiIIOIlL DEMOCRATIC (ON-
IEIIIOI.
Hon J. R. Doolittle, PreSi-
dent of the Convention.
Greeley and Brown Unan.
imously Nominated,
Eloquent Speech of Mr.. Doo-
little on taking the Chair.

BALTIMORE, july y--Ihc convention
/ WAS called to order by August Belmont,
Chairman Of the Democratic National Exc
cutive Committee.
Mr.. Belmont addressed the Convention
ut length. In concluding his address, Mr..
Belmont said:
Now, bcfore ] propose to your accept
amcc 4 temporary chairman of this Conyen-
ton, permit me to dctain YOU one moment
longer, by few words of an entirely per
sonal character With my present action
terminates my ofcal functions Us Chair
iuan OF the National Democratic Convcn-
my constituents aud the courtesy of my
colleagues, | have held for twelve consc-
cutiyc years. During all that time have
,triyen with honest zeal, and with all the
, energy and capacity which God has given
me, TO perform my duty faithfully to party
and 70 country, aml render myself worthy
Of the great rust conferred on me. While
| was grievcd and deeply mortified to see
at various times my motives and actions
m'sconstrucd by several Democratic pa
perS' and that some even descended TO the
fabrication OF the most absurd ialsehoods
concerning my social and political conduct,
nave '"e Sr'"i co"''''hs satisfaction
''a' my colleagues IN the National Com
ha'''ctS' "ii thoSe VII" know me, dld jus
'''e 20 ''.e ''.c3r',S anu purity oi my IN
''h''oh> on at trying situations IN which
my Phlriai position had placed me. And
let me tell YOU, gentlemen, that there is no
one amongst Won who bears u warmer or
trucr affection for orir party and our country
than have done and shall do. You love
this great republic, Your nation and land,
as you do the mother that gave you birth,
hut to me she is a cherished bride and
choice of my own Youth, f'ithrul AMI
loviu. companion Of my manhood, AMI now
That enter upon the >crr and yellow Leaf
Of life Elm, to her with all tie fond rccol-
l.yt'nas II mlrifal blessings received -.
hgr ham j. | are from th,. ru>iiIoI Which
L4rr ha. :, St, ,..>y IN, place IN t.. l....a ....l
;..e So ..4l r!.,T nh..t ua.,aal, r,a~,i
iutinMll and 90 l,crt.;.yc g1iur'pl,.> have
cu,ucl nv mnafrriu- alIr.iaurc fer the
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blank votes cast Florids 2, Georgia 4, Pennsyl
vaIla 2,-total S.
When Hoffman rose TO east the vote OF
New York her delegation WAS greeted with
three cheers Order being restored, Hof-
man disputed Missouri's promise to give
Greeley the largest majority of any State
in the Union lie said New York's ma
jority for Greeley would be larger than
Missouri's total vote He also expressed
his regret that there had been any division
of votes here. He knew those who did not
vote for Horace Greeley were acting con-
scientiously, but he desired to appeal to
them. New York is a Democratic State:
it had moro than four hundred thousand
democratic voters, and all these were ready
to sacrifice personal preferences and preju-
iiees on the altar of their country. He
hopei their brethren elsewhere would do
The same. Great cheers.
After the chair had announced the re-
suit of the ballot, Wallace, OF Pennsylva-
MIA, took the platform, and was received
with cheers. He said, IN obedience to q
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Dls. \. j. PATCRsEN,

Dentist, office in Shcrman's bCi ding on
Eighth ST.. Manitowac Particular stts,ltiHn
gwen 10 all tie different branches oI the profess
ion. and all mora warrant.,!. ieeta extracted
NltIoul naIr. II e.
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GEOIsGE 4. NOODIN.

Attorney and Counselor nt Law, AMI Court Com
missioner tor haHlto~pe county An ba-sness rn
trusted to his " iil be promptly aEd EitHrulis
tttended 10. Advice 1,'srestly given. for 1Shcl
reasonabie clargs viii be made! once ON i,u italn
l.. between h,ghth sfit Nirth' y I'll
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BOOK AGENTS


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cheap, durable ara simrl- IN cpnstru lion. burns
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t W rk, reg rdiess of wini W . hrr send for
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baltimore. 10 81 iw
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THE PILOT.

A Weekly Democratic Newspaper Ge,
.oted 10 the Dissemination of Useful
knowledge, Literary Entertainment, and
tLe Local Interests Of the County--publish
cd eyery Thursday, on York street, between
Seventh and Eighth, Manitowoc, WIS, by
rG. OLMSTED. Proprietor.
The Terms are-s2 o0 for one year IN ad-
vance. No subscription vii he allowed to
remain unn.iI beyond the clos" Of the wear
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Noxrln>,E.rEuN EoCx...

Franklin st. ManitoNuc, " Kctf,naofyon
Pro ,rietor. The large br ck addition TeceUily
built has been turr Ishcd IN excellent 81 n. mak.ng
II one OF lie largest anu nast CuHuiV .c usey!s IA
Manlto Noc y good sable Is kvpt III cunnrltiue
" .th the house, where stoca VIII Dv ell provided
4I.l
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JOSEPH ~ n ESQ

pcaier IN Stoves also Mann 'scturlr of TIN Shegt.
iron and Copper ware. Al K nas of rep dirk. on5
E'sh1h-st.. betHeeH Yurh and Bula,o, Msnlt, ua
II al
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PNUE, LUl,9kNltHS,

Dealer in all klhds ~ Stoves and H,rl ware. auI
Manufacturer o. Copper. Tin andySheet- iron war.
k!s tiist., svGtA side. nc.r .he BIiu-e, ManUN.
L.,
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Netrrnarr sur eon. cures King Zones. Seayns
SICK. etc. All cures Warranted, no C!iIrEC
nade Office at ms isery sable on Sc vtait,-st..
between Buii,io and Chicago. Manuo~os. l. Il 4
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j. ;. ANDERSON, 4
QI\lslN RGs11Nk.

Attorney anu tuuu>S,u II Ia. Collections
promptly attended ~. once over j. \. MAILS
store, Cor Eishih and lorksis., M.nnowoc.
lS4Jis
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C"mmercialst between Egath anl Ninth. Mani
loNoc. Joseph Emim,r, Rroptie.r. I,aSc
'ccomodations for slie travelling pulls. Terms
cbeIn. ana satisfaction Iuarrntred. 50 t1s. "
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Attorney Law aud Di strict Attorney tur N1B'to
Voc county. totierfIons prom oii. attended 10.
ohcs on Bu!ia,G, Lctn oen E,x"tA, aud nsi.
IT P W.. . ~ 2 y 81 "
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r. CAR IS,
EDWARD CONWAY

Wholesale and Retail dealer IN llats, Caps. PnrHA
Cloves, Mittens, Robes etc. Norkss.; between
Elg' tn and Ninth, Man,.u1oc. a4yI
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WALKER a l:lz EEE

Attorney and Counselor At Law, !No isF'fs
VIII attend TO Collections and ,othcr tIS.ht.. li
Nanitowoc iunty ami vicinity. cary
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Down With High Prices

Tn, people Of Nanitowcc are informed
that the undersigned has permanently
locttel here, and has started FIRST
CLASS LIVERY ESTABLISHNENT
consisting of the latest styIe oE CAKRE-
AGES, BUGGIES, HAEGUCHES, &c,
and Of the best HORSES.
lie asks the patronage ef the Public
assuring them satisfaction in turnouts and
prices.
Stable on Ninth street South Side near
the Northwestcn House.
7. s. TILSoN,
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n. II p'llG,AI.

Attorneys and Counse'ors AT Law. ullce on II
stree over She FIRST N,tiofal Bank, Manl'ow
.. ~ .r.- ~. stf 10 al :
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DRAWING LES SONS.

4 young ioan desires to give DRAINING
a LESSONS. Inquire 4, THt PILoT
Office. 2ltf
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WILLIAM LYNCH.

'roIessor OF Music, III give LESSONS Ia Vocal an
nsli uinenial Mus c in the cIsy uf Mauitowoc -!i
"" Rivers. Kes:oence on EisHth ST.. near rsJ
ourt House. l. "A ~
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Real Estate for Sale.

4 FARM So acres of land, Frame Barn.
"A house, we'll watered spring, etc. , 50
acres under cultivation. miles from city.
Lots II x Is in Block ll9. two frame houses
and barn. Lot l in Block I56 house and
barn. The north Sest quarter of northwest
quarter, section %, town Two Greeks, Mani.
iowoc county. l.-iitt W. u. HORN.
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L.. KAISER,

ParerhanCer and Upbolstorsr. Carri.ge Trimmer
and Haruess Maker. Coupuereiai-st. besH cen Il,
ana SIN. ManitowOc, recon trends hpm>si
these branches, and promtses to execrte am vork
with promptness and tic pssI style. IL t4-Iv
WHITE 4 FOA EST.
Attorneys at Law O0ic. ON Eip htl.s st South
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rasl llonahle Taior. Nj foods made nv the sub
srrtfer are warranted To ht tne form. Prices rea-
sonapiS. anc AN btuud 10 please those " !iu give
NE ihrIr custom. Snip On lorkst., two doors
west OF tie Wind ale Hos>e IL 1.
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SOH0 month easily m ,dc VITA Stencil an
r1CO keN-CtCck ai'~. = cure circuln ava s,rl-
les Ircc. 5. ". spencer Britt e5or,. V 1351IS
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EykEp. SCHROEDER,

Keeps all kinds y; Meats, Sausage. Hams. Inrd
etc, which he i'll sell Ut tue lowest prices. "a
quintlty aud Kind hJ .uit uIcha-ers. ANY Que
h,Nng cattle hogs or sheep To sell, Will s,,il
ara receive the highest prices. II Il "
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY
ADsm v,OBEKEss
J. 'i.
J. d. wsuxrS,s,
IL & plERPONr.

Attorney ana t,rnnSeior 1t Law. once on S"fn.r
oi E.htn ard .,uay-sts, Aauttowoc.---e- it INV
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THE CLIPPER CITY MILLS
Ayers Cathartic Pills,

For the relief and
cure of all rlerangc-
ncnts in the stom-
ach, liver, and bow
els. They are mild
apcrient, and an
excellent purgativc.
Being purely vege
table, they contain
no omcrcury or mine
raj whatever. Much
serious sickness and
suffering j. prevent