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plnlrnl 10 its maintenance AMI promising
Pence. amnesty anl reform Or Grant ca.
d9-sai in All bis violations Of thc eons;i,u
ton, ~ al his practices Of .is asking. ne
Ta-;Sn aul 'n ~ his scho8. -'J- r.srs ,ii-
n cas1, cgr,fort anI l-rlu1izansnt 9f him
self. lis friends sa4 tt1c ris- hp5ris o.
spectators: Ta,-'Itors aa3 robbers he has
called aloa5 LIN.
Fyr arvsaif, repeat. caan0t hesitate
! uu-t work ard vote f1c Horace Gree
lev l. doing tlis do net consent to sac
riiice 80 s3grt.l isE any esse1;i1l p rinciple
Of Dyinrc.acT. i SOC no nee ->itv for Dem
ger7ts = this in supporting the platform
m ] etulijutas gt Cincinnati aud Baltimore.
/ am wriliag IL perfect gooi faith To work
aud net ait.. I'll who think witl me .i.as
Greeley Is preferable to GI=lus. l. nv soal
desire peace aal harmony again t,.ra.rrh-
gu. yrt e3tr. syTntrv ] v-git ''sh. bloc q,
chasn c,7ea! a7i mn wi!.ing to 10 va4t
can tp Close l,. Jaity AM h3.n0av were
nee mg-e t.sl. lie o. rec..sarY 10 orr
r. --.a-.t- t'.G1 new- The Her-7aoencv Of
t,.5 Jn;o. r. cg-s uevc~ dceaniei u7g7
rha fua1i-lin sni zo3l viii ac It's entire
people towards each other more tLal /.
Dies to-day.
But / have detained Won long enough
longer perhaps th N ought. Your resuln-
ton endorsing and affirming tie doctrine of
the CiucjAnlti anl Baltimore platform meets
ny entire cordial approval.
The Immunity with which have been
chosen the standard bearer Of our party and
friends for this conSressiOuSai district in the
pending cJmpriIl wshrns within rno tho
warmrs5 gratitude.
Towards the distinguished gentleman from
the counties Of Dodge airi Mlnitowoc who
have been menti we'd by the press Of the
u try in come, ion with this nomination
aud VIII before the convention assembled
vi hdrew, or were not candidates. ana their
respective friends, | entertain none but the
most kindly AM friendly fr,linC They
nave treated me honorably and tliriy-cyrn
generously. l respect and honor them for
it
TO vol, Mr.. President, End Gentlemen,
md through yoI 10 those whom you repre-
m, re urn again my most cordial thanks.
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SS' hzns So i-'agsao ,a.. .t-,rr,- .,r.ei y i
MILLIONS i'c", .'c,- .nuny 10 tn.ir
" "a.rE:"t 'Hii Nc Effects.
I.'y are NOT N s.. 10 i}riHL. M..ie ui paor
';H'i'' Nhtah". GOT spirit, asd- H.imse
!iruc'- Hrr 4 's. 'j ii sy yct,alr, to tlca,,. tho
. -ts. Haci '.-'.,,s, ArisJ,.,g,, 'I;g>iulvr> "S.
'i. ea- & ll.,si 20. g. q , nes- ana tt lat ,r,
2''r ...'' ;.s. e.. &.ttI,c i-,ls ,ud IIvIIi-
.. ....ais... iT-' ir.1sa All iirehoIIc S,imu-
i-."t>- -..N ":t =" CHEAT BLOOD PtHI-
ttEH asa = I.!:. GiNING rKiNCIPIE
perfect i;"uu, utu- Jud Ia, ,rtor IT the sy-,ein
carrying "n al lUu'>aau,> .z ..l -tugiu- tuclluri
10 "a healthy co"G'v'.- No lrs.r GA, take tc~c tit
tiers according dirrctr al Iru;,iu o, ur,,g,ii
provided th,ir i.rs> uut ,i,-jJu,,i Iv mineral
arSs1or o;Irr means. #..i the ,itd ,.,u,s ua>te
fhcy are s;rutir ru,crtI,cn- swell ASH
i'''''''' i-"-.'.r - rir, fllr merit ui acting
'' i'N'isU' 5F,t ..ti'. ul,'>lg" ~ luntin-
n.atnH OF tla Lives. .,. 81. .fl,. isrrri dreams
FOR FEMALE. COMPLAINTS. m ,ou,r., 81
"t' h"Vr'e "r lutt. 81 f' lawn u W"niuuh,ri vr at
the turn 20: Ui,, th,-g T, Elitrr4 have ,,t ,,,,AI
For in'ihmmnior> aud Chronic Rhrun,n-
il>ni aud ''""f, f> -rcp>in or Iudigc-ii"u,
hiii"""' R"ni'icmi aud Iutcrmiitcut Ec-
Nci>. Diseases 0i ihr BIsod. II>sr Il id
news aud Bladder, iHczc Biitcr- Ia,r l-,.,, most
-nr'"'N'"l such Disease = 1re cau~'ri ", NiiinIrd
Flood. " inrI i, general, lro,jucd 10, d,Ii,u rnent
of the Digestive Organs.
DYSPEPSIA OK INDIGESTION, urad
ache, Pain in tho Shuulrr, Coughs Ti.hrno> OF the
Chest, Dizziness Sour Erietiti>nS of the onscir
Dad Taste IN the Mugth Biou, Attacks Palm. rtn At
The Heart Inflammation OF tac Luug,. Pam IN The re-,
aiuns Of the kinc, h,pIr "a her PAINFUL >y,r,p
tuUis agu The oil>pru-s OF 4, ,prl..ia
thcI 'nv@orac IT," Stonlri, stimulate tia. torpid
liver ant huwcS Winch reIiri thr uf unr,lu,Ii,-i
''heasN IA cleansing the th.oi q" ai Impurities. ni
r"':'ns nr" life AMI y-or 8" She uEoir system.
F"H skINDI,EA~E~. Ern,tr,us, letter sal
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j,encSt, Office IN nberntEs uc.s bui3.li,,.
L Ehth-St-. NalitJ.s &c. Particular atleI,
-iNr" 10 ~ ~ 'is,sEt hr,nl.Ies ot thee.
'on' and all NSgS Warranted i,ctA ,At...
"''i"ut h"lu- l24.
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Real Estate for Sale.

4 FARM s. acres Of land. Frame Barn,
y house, well watere1 spring. etc. 30
acscs under cultivation miles from city
Lots II & Is in Block lI9, two frame houses
and barn. Lot ! in Block l56, house and
barn. The northwest quarter of northwest
quarter. section IS, town Two Creeks. Mani
tQwgc county. I2-44tt v. u. HORN.
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Every wear increases the popularity oil
this valuable Hair Preparation which is
due to merit alone. We can assure our
old patrons that it is kept fully up to its high
standard: and it j. the only reliable and
perfected preparation for restoring GRAY
OR FADED Hair to its youthful color, max
inr 1t soft, lustrous, and silkcn. The
scalp, bv its use, becomes white and clean.
1t removes all crYLtians and dandruff, and,
by It's tonic properties, prevents the HAIR
from falling out, as it stimulates and
nourishes the hair glands. By ITS use, the
hair grows thicker and stronger. In bald
ness, it restores the capillary glands 80
their normal yisor, aud viii create a new
growth, except in extreme old age. 1t is
the most economical lair DREssINc ever
( used, as it requires fewer applications, and
| gives the hair "a splendid, glossy appear
ance A. 4. Hayes. VI. D., State Assay
er Of Massachusetts,, saws, 1.-The constitu-
ents are pure, and carefully selected for
excellent quality AMI | consider it the
/ Best PRErARAIIox fer its intended pur
poses.
: SoLIJy al Dr,yJis's, aai Deaitrs il Noii
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'ea'cr IN owes al>o NauU,l turer OF TIN ,.g, /,
IRON ann 'orpyr Mar. Az AH~ ~ r,,. inn. g.
Elsiih-s' bet"ecn l"rH and Bailt.o. Nln,t."
II o.
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JUDGE llpGE, Grant man, in n recent
speech at New berry, South Carolina, said:
" If Grant is reelected and don't provide a
law to got rid of those Dutch and Irish
voters, I'll never go to the ballot-1o
again
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.JNSh,lit ~ ys.yS

- n5huih' tuirt t"npvr, iui. and i.'i.t,t. irpu ~ .
'pC -, o
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INlhS a7l.kun

Nt"rney and CounSrl"r 1T Law ,,iIr,r,
Fohpi't atIrn let to. t.lice aScr - \ l. .i.
store COR Eighth ana YORK SIS. laui;an -
10 ~ .
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TIE N<lT8 ssr,rr.H

'orNSEL (ta witnoS)--" Now, sir, ha
i the character Of the plaintiff in this
suit?' Witness: % Her character is slight
ly matrimonial" Colnoel: "What do You
men by slightly matrimonial character -
Witness: "Shc's been marriel seven
tines
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LIVERY STABLE
i.nMn With High Prices

The people Of Manitowoe are informed
that the undersigned has permanently
located here. and has started FIRST
CLASS LIVERY ESTABLISHMENT,
consisting If the latest style of CARRI-
AGES. BuGGFS. EARUUCHES, &c.,
amt If the best HORSES.
tie asks the patronage ef The Public,
assuring them satisfaction il turnouts ald
I.r ceS
Stalls on Ninth street, South Side near
the NoEt lwcstcu House.
r s. TILS0N,
AIANITowoc, August /, 1879,
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Gk0tis.t. y. ~ SSulsaS.

fttornry II Law aaj Di~lJiet AItorae, i,r N4u
voc couatt. collections ut-H'ut a.trdf.,
'hcs n Bu,'a.o, be,ws,l I3I--i .nI SJuts.
Il
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NOHTRNE>rEi<N sgus>..

'rln~m st. MaultuNnc NJ k,i,.t..oa L..
10 rIetof. Tn" large brck ifduiua rrc.gI
ciii nIs Dcen FURNISHED IA excellent 81 l., n1,, .
: On. "i 'dc largest HHd most 90 aDict not - o.
dihlto voc. good S'Ihly Is N.ut ~ connect,
Cr. I, a. n,
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Stss>. r.. Al<'ION.

( Nci tiIarr Sur cor. cares lin. Bcu.s S1.s
&c. eto. nc. All cure warranted or ~ cha,
ASIDE thit' e ht- tlV.f ~JIbI' oa ,-.Nrrt
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Atornors aud CUansc'o.~ 81, Law Ohee ou
~l'rs', over tIe tir-t NatiUl.l is,nk. Marr.ar
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GREAr ukEklIING SPECIFIC

l"r LIVER odrL4IST and the pam al oil -nr NJ
o.. Fr"- u - il: Dyspepsia, COnStipatiop.
''HAhnIye. lliuus III .rks Sick EEr:iL., ,gf.c.
4 t"I'. u. IN. --3pn o. spirits Sour stomach,
iIt taFf Eu1 etc &C
n. -l5.4ts f. | V.4r ND 1,r.V.pt
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CHrgy',5r:-t Cur committee has lust il
'''.' ..-.'-'''.5 '' .....' ~" '..'5 D.'
".'. oi ''-''-4''' nv 10 "'-Is We
"''e'' - - i.e'' ~ '''.' ''.'l',''.'''' .
'''.l' s-.'1 a'-' ="
'''-.5 ~,-''''.' = '' = = '' - - :
= - " f. p ','''''' :, ~ - - u ~
''.t Ii-..." %. ''-
-- st.' s..-.'j.
M ''''' !. --'... ~ .'-@ ~ d. -. i
awe
s.'-
", -. '.>.'-.- '.- '-" ..'s'
--''''l -'ia ''''' county j.
S'''' i9''s---.i' '4!' ia taa ia' :, p'pIioN
1i>,Ei5; 81 "a s.t.3; that my P-o,'s ilIe i
i'''s .-.'5A+ q % N'i a.. u I y'i haze con-
i"f "e'A1'-11s' errors AM s.-i.s
12i'''Is' ana ''t h',N3'i.Jt1ia5 the
VIZ 9'''" '''' ana 'Dt4s VIA NHieh my
enemies have Par,nei ma to the yery door
of thi, o ,nynnti,r r,r tn, r,.,r.,.., ,,r nv,
,-..--..r... .........
~ ''.''' - ''''
''1''0s ~ ~ S''''' "'' "t'e Nv III iAi every
vote OF tins coa'cntIon, ills my heart to
oycrfowinE.
,..r
49,
'H'' you nave Nhi!cstte my integrity ani
uy hon0r-auI most sjcuallv reJukel NV
delractnr accent i viii. ~, .r,,l. e
., ,,.,..r,,,I.,, +, ~. r,...
- INC
JUS II oH''' W "'1 h'-h'St AMI heHs en-
dcayor to serve yoI ana the cause of our
common country. which we all have So
mach ,t L.,r. u.;4, III H., sI.,;.,. ~
t.,.. -, ''''
''i'''N Wv" "h'' V ~ "aS chuoWeb me
know what tliS promise mtap~. feel
the full wei,hr of rLc rc.r,us,Ifl-,-
,.,,,,,,r..l.,,.l !, c,n -.
"''o' 's,,' III 'h5fe>> IN inc darkest
ays II the kepGbllc--in the most trying
times through which the democracy has
,,.or ,.,.s,.l f,.,,o..,,,.,, =. r:..r.l., =
......'.,,...,;..,. Il
w. ''' A'd at ''''i re
''''''' A''-~s-c VI llithiNI Il rug
ord of the votes tiey we're force to cast
| have seen tho tufas of tI,c. h,,.c MA, l.. c,,.
,,. " Wv "''>. '''''. II ~,
t''''' .''.'' u ''e l'iih'l'' aiSfc&af!ed
and uamPlrd IN Ter foot. ! have seen the
constitution ,ot a. nan 1T nm = ro,oI oI,ti,.,,
a,IortrI t,.,,.,.,t H.. ,r....,.,l lr,.,.r..,
- = '''
''''I" state "'iE' III ihr event INT the re-
suit should not h. ch1n-cl thereby: have
.ccn the p,on,<;tio, d.lil.r,+aI.. l~on.,I,,
in, i'm ,r.~.,I .,.,.I,,.
i'''''. "a 't"'''' "'''
h'rthc chtr-e oi m "a:mc police, 50 that
or votes sholllb bn cast under the rlcam
Of the swnr !. or A. In, nairt or ,l,o H.,
nor L,,., s,.,
''''' N''''
"''''''''' ''''-.'A ''l'>' ana without conNt-
tncnts for the purpose Of passing through
congress measures Tat ca1' not o-hrr,y;,c
be ctrr;cI an H,.sc y,~o,,, ,,I ,,.,,,.
..,..., l.,
.''''' '.''' .'>''' 'l''cr my own "h>rrva-
ti"a. But ave never We. boon far a mo
mcnt tempted to s1rre l,r {, H.. r.,..,ir.
or lem ,rr,.v, ~. r,-,,;+ =, s.,,I.I,
r,.,,,, -, ca.
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Stray Notice.

strayed from the sub.efit'rr a large white
COW, when last seen had . strap around her
neck. ANY person returning the same 10
me will be liberaliy rewarded.
ll-f-tf NJ. NET lLhHptF -
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l.DY ARD CUNN Az

Nt"cSaie and RctlIi dealer ~ Hats, Ia.s Fan
"NNt~ Miitr"S, Robes elr. orb St betar
.lg' "a and Niuth, LanituWoc l2Ii I
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"h'nercial-st between rt.atl, aui Nluih. M.
oWor. Joseph Fuhar, Prophet .. D..
''"h'"I 'tIous for thc Uav,hu4 Iu ic T.
N''"' "'i e't'iioti"u iutrtntHci. 12 q g.
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| - -
nm ,~~,
,TH D INIL
~~~~zz..<<Er-.--.<s- -=--.s.s-<.-sr----~---.-
> their su>ran Iors. tar.rel ,hefr f,r,bo,.,s
: with their f,reaugers, and looked ,guificani
III at each other. f,ut.er.4 20 nothing aia..
"po5r fallaw," sou. Of his head" e.e,
j. al erasIcl into th,ir several I,r,r b,,.
.s .b,rs -, r.,n,s Ia,.ots
5 Yh4 aIn.rr9tf...i ,f r.,a .l.,-lin .Isi,,,,s :
f yT,g,r4ar.,, r,r ,r,a ,,,.,...,s. ,,,..,;.,..
= 6th. Northwestern LIE f.,-,~,g., comma.
NJ, l..;,5.-,.,l i .,.,.,-.,;,, f,.-,,.r;,.. ~,
r the 5.l.rttr.,S
NJ path Inv t'f-,a,. what arc termed
"r.Tg ur-.rxr:. .f.rrr-
E.st Wate~. .3r;.,- and Wisco,sir
streets arc sy-ca.lyI. Wfr. am at . l,s.
70 know. f...5 .,,.,, f.. t,a. ono ! ...,o.,
. J.. = b..rtrS. tJs-e av. Sa-.,.f St.-,s -.,
-I,.. s--..-. that va,.si .... -. H.. ,,,.;..7..
c,l.~s w,s aav tod, y, An ...-,.,...
b -
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r,a- .-,.. ,-,,--,-. .-..... X, j.,
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b.,,.ror +h. b,Lou ,,,I 49,, .o-,,.....r
m ,Lcr I,.. RI, Inv ,,,,, ,r,..
nars until the time comes +, ,1,so ~,
I -,
waukeeans stave Of .'the carcs that irGest
tL, .l-,--,
~,
INV ,'''A-''',9 '''0 ''''''''''5 anu 'ons''-
,''''''''' '''"''' '' ''''''''S I"'y
n,. upon W o'N i''',,
i'"' '''''o = ','0 i''''" ''ley WI"
','''' ~ '''" 0''' "''i '''''. i 0''''ii Oh
"'''''" ''''''''' was a''i "'''iio'eu o'u
'' '".''o'''
- P'''9 u i l'''0''''' J'Ne on
''
II was Jus, d mere "",'h at .'' '''"'' o"'
f' ,'"'
"',' - q ''''' ','''! ','' u - "> i''su'lii'3
'''' i'S' Se''i''S '''a' II WIS d'S''heu 10
,l"e", '''''.i>'
'o"" 70 ,''' p''''n' ''"''' nave occh I'M
i''-''''''' VIII" '''' S"'h' oei'e'' lhey
nave eve" s'"c 50 i"r 'S 70 erect gas
go, ',,'' -"
'''''' '''o'' : o''i'''' y
y. r.l-ii
i"Ai ELE' y l"H'
.I..rN,,
''''''
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:, '''''' '',,,'''
''' ~, '''''
=, s''''' '''''o -
~ "'1', ,''''''''" '"''s''' OK some one
49, .,,.',1I 80 ,',''' =, y w. '''n ". ''' '"'
'' ,,.. '.,' 'O.'' ~ ''''.' ~ ','1.'S'"
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in. ,.;,;,.n, r,., I'm ~. l.I;.,, ,.,.
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=. ~,
a., ,n.L,.., ,I7
I,,.:.,..,..,,,. ,:,.i.,. . "
.lnr. tie ..ann.a. @ I .,,,,, o'', "''
rush of trade that thoy tho '@ht must Ger
taiulv come,
SAID they: Chicago y sn"iled out
We've got it all our own way now. Nel
Just Iut up our prices p per cent, and
mayno We won't get rich. oh no.
Thoy verify believed the QuiSotic prcdIc
ton of solomon Juneau was TO hc realized
\ number of farmers did drive in from
|, ,,,.,i .,,,,n l,un From, J
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WAiIAssS a. tssSs-TS.

N."ruey &ht. Cruu>snr At Law, Two Il
III Al; end u Cui-ct,ous a.ul otLsr Uts. ti--.
hIn'tow &C 'unU az ,Icf.uy il il.
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WILLIAM IL Ns'er-

io''s'"' ol MuSlc "tc.will give less aus IN sucaI a.,
Hsuu,'eui"i Mus III the CITY of MuuiuNo., .ir. a.
Mo h,NCts hcsi.encc on Elg'.;u-sr.. nclr a..
,''' ''Fue1. IL 81 =
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Price One Dollar.
Buckingham's Dye
FOR THE WHISPERS.

A. our Rcnewer IN many cases requires
too ic.se time, and too much care, 70 re-
store gray or faded whiskers. we have pre-
pared this dye, IN one preparation; which
will quickly and effectually accomplish this
result. 1t Is easily applied, and produces
= color which will neither ruL mar wash af
Sold Ly all druggists. Hree Fifty Cents,
Manufactured by H. 7. lIall 4 Co.
NASHUA, y. ii,
T. 81. ROBINSON, Agent.
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'Si 'o'Iihte I1i3ur. All goods made hy the sur,
'Il" are Marrtn,"d to liz Iorm. Prlr.- -.
'ht','" 'h' dm ltuud b. rlr sc t.nS. y l,o .i, .
nc ihtlt cnsi"u'. Sh y on lurk- Il. tGo doc .
''st ot ihe " Wnds,ir Huu q rat.
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q. u. MARKHAM .
RH. -. ..IERPssNE.

Attorney aud C,un~.'IGr Al Law, OhicS ol
oi IL hiH tnd tluIN-~'~. hanIlow,c.
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l;, .,.,.l ;..,,.,-.., ..r ,,.,.. ..-.:.. 49,
( nv r.;c.,J Min ...., r.,...r...,.- ,n
no IF ,,r,r, TIN. .,,,,.;u
.n.-a n..;.,...,-:,
al -,
..
-. .'',.
- t "F''' d '''''' i'i''''' ava
-" nus ''' ''.'~'' - "'' SUI mos
:, .'''''' ''',' 1''"'' - another ME
"o'A' '''3'''4',' ~. 'i'i'ct.
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g.. hlf.E.sSts.

avs tue hlGht.t rri,c fr Whc..t aud other or .
ih't, on ce on the northeast conner OF Bu Ialo .,
ntShth Is, MauituNuc - IN /
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E'ieED. SCHIsss,ssErs

h'"''s all KIND. y; Meats, sausage. HAMS La,
u "hIch he III ssIl 1t @ iuUr-t Itirs.'
'","''.. S"d hlld " sbk puIchl. rrs Au, ,t,
Nin; cutie Lo.s or .uetp tu SCH VII q II 80, ~, '
~ 'S "'~"est prices, Il Il
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Adam Roberts. Blacksmith AVID Na=rr-'"
'Eop ON the corner OF SeY'nti ant ltI
North SIDE, ManItowoc. Docs All Kind
ron wor.< as good and as cheap rs say utIer .
ishmeut IN til. eta,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-09-05
FOUNDING MILWAUKEE.

1t was just a mere whim at tho time, but
it took 50 well that he kept it up, and
made fine thing ont of it by rersuading
the first settlers that it was destined to
be city. And all sub~equent settlers,
down to the present timc have been i'm
pregnated with tue same belief They
have even gone 50 far rs to erect gas
works, buy street car, build grain elc-
vator, and public hall which is called, by
courtesy, an 0pera-honse.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-09-05

Hu"rn"'s ut Law OIss ou E,uhtl,. s,u
'' O''''.''~ 'S'u't'o ore. Is 10
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-09-05

"a .r anger and UDboisterer. Clrri ge TrImm,
bI hhru,ss MIhsr. ComncrsilI.t brtU,en al
- ~ ~, h'h''o"s recommends him sell u.
"rse branches snS proTIse. e. ,.N,rut, All b, -
''th rr"mptucss Als Jis U.st stNle II lII,.
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BUSINESS DIREC 70
IL. q. a. ~. y. Turner.
a.siyi KA,fs-sts tsa's.

Attorneys aud Counsellors at Law. oti
,uuth - - : doors Norta OF PISi ofisr.
- f.a.tn SPOKEN IN this O1ic-. * :
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j. =. ps.lTCaRars3- 1s. -.

Phy- -ician. 81 5e1p, aud Accoueheur. OILS
Sth 81 over BLcon's Drag store. Offer onra
hours. C.l {" the oouutgS promptly attend
u -,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-09-05

Miwaukeeans are naturally and consti-
tutionaliy suspicious of strangers. They
look upon every visitor rs "a Crook from
Chicago. But there is one man they will
never 20 back on, and that is Solom on
juneau. Soloman was gool humorcd old
Frcnchmln, who, in merry moment,
some years ago, played practical joke on
Wisconsin bv
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-09-05
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

Drawn IN sums to suit on all the ilr' u IL
lli s.iics # Gcruauy, France, Ensl nj.
Ao.aay, Nc.
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SPEECH HGE. {. Z. ELg2-LGZ
AT sEERQYGtaE

OF. .cceptiug sFsa ~ ainar5gG for
Congress, o. 'z'tIe .d9F, Eg- 2Tr
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-09-05
RARE CHIME FOR AGENTS

sOE0 4 month easily AIih St"ncIi iuu
CHOU KEY check Uir~. Secure CirCul ! an" s.m
pIcs irce. $, rpabrer. l;rlr, "borD, Vt. II 3iw
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-09-05

X pnadc from 5lcts ral AMI examine or II
>anni"s So (poSit t,. 'rDrh frT ~ e.. trat
'otail quick Tor tlJ y. l. WQLcurT. Isl CraI
han Square, y y. t,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-09-05
ENCoTEACENENT OF Art.

| stepped into the ante-room Of q gallery
near at hand. Perhaps a hundred artists
were seated there around "A number of ta :
bles. They had glasses. They sang sangs,
and appeared to be very happy. \ smo2th-
faced artist, wearing white apren, passed
ne.
MY friend said |, may | ask YOU who
that statute of the fuil-faeed, broad
stqmached gentleman at the doorway re-
presents, and what the artists name ?
/ Dos? Wy, dos ist Gambrinus, mine
/ friendt.
Does be keep this stuiio ?
sMiae Got in hlmmel, vas you say =
80 perhaps he is the mayor =
'Gambriuus, mayor, Mine friendt, you
make some fun NIT me. 1t list peter asi
you 20 ewit.'
4 did so. Soon ] came to arg her stu
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-09-26
COMMERCIAL.
NAsHvILL1. sept'r. IS, 1872.

gUIEN "
Cotton is dull with slight change
in prices. Below are the Nashville
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-09-26
The Maury County Fair.


The visitors from this county to
the Maury Fair last week unanl-
mously pronounced it a grand sue
cess. The exhibition of fine stock
was the best ever seen before. The
competition lively, the awards fairly
made, and hospitality in perfect
keeping with the princely reputation
of Maury county people. Giles was
well represented both in the ring
and among the spectators. In the
awards Of premiums she was not en-
tirely overlooked, but as usual took
her share. The premium for the best
Trotting Stallion was given to the
invincible Bay WoOdford, the pro-
perty of Messrs. Flournoy, Clark q
Co.
For the best Stallion of any age
and best mare of any age our fellow
citizen Maj J. B. Stacy took the
certificates, and for the best aged
mare he received the premium.
There were seven entries in the
Saddle Stock ring for aged Stations
and our friend. Gale Thomas was
second best, while for Sweepstakes
Saddle Stations Gale was the win
ner with the famous and popular
Joe Bowers, as he was also in the
ring for the fastest pacing mare,
horse or gelding. ~-
In the harness horse ring, our
friends, S. A., J. Fl. and G. w. Cor
don took a conspicuous part. For
the best trotting gliding, the Doctor
was second only to the winner out
of six entries-all fast.
Our friend Hugh YoHely came in
for the certificate in the ring of aged
Jacks. 4
In eleven entries of fine bulls in
the Sweepstakes ring, Rob't. Rodes
Esq'r. hal the second best
Mr.. Gale Thomas came in for
another preium on the best aged
mule.
Giles was in almost every ring
and showed some splendid stock,
though but few of her-blooded horses
we're present
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-09-26

P. H. EzeIt and Son are receiving
their fall rnd winter stock. Go and
see them.
Giles National Bank Stock fof
sale.
A Bay or brown horse strayed
from Vale Mills.
A gray horse stolen from the rack
in Pulaski.
Huningtons fall stock Is complete
and go is his new advertisement
Thee. Richardson is still on hand
to do the clever thing by his friends.
Jas. A. Mcclure. dealer. in music
and musical Instruments, Nash
vile.
Agents wanted for Great Indus
tries; a new and popular book.
Chancery sale Of valuable land IN
Giles county.