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Best Brands Of Long Cloth IN. Y. Mills.
Wamsutta. Utica, Fruit of the Loom, &c.)
for sale by WOODWARD s. LAW.
Fine Cambria Long Cloths, (somcthing
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The largest stock Of Kentucky Jeans
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WOODWARD & LAW.
The best assortment of Cassim crcs ever
offered, varying in price from ST. .0O to
$4.00 per yard, for sale by
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Good Assortment Dress Goods at low
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handsome line of Black Alpacas from
wooDwaRD s. Law.
Japanese Silks, Poplins, All Wool Do
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Wclch and Shaker Flannel, White and
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Balmoral Skirts, Uadics, Misses and
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boulevard Skirts, IAN unusually large
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handsome assortment Of Lace Collars
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Real Lace Collars and Handkcrchiers, for
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""hnt Unspenkablc Relief is afforded to
tho burning and throbbing flesh ny a single
application of that une1uulcd balsam for
human or brute suffering, Mexican Mus
tang Liniment. The tormentiag and slcrp
destroying pains Of rheumutsm. goul and
neuralgia. arc completely bani,hed by its
use stiffness Of the joints and painful
swelling, quickly yield To its cmollient in
fuence; II heals bruises, cuts, scnlla, etc,
with astonishing rnpidny. For strains,
spring halt, scratches, saddle, collar and
harness gals, AS we'll as the more serious
external maladies OF the horse, it is 4 swift
and thorough remedy.
Symptoms Of Liver Compluint and Of some Of
tie Discusses Produced by IT,
sallow or yellow color of skin, or yell
lowish brown spots OH the face and olhcr
parts Of the bo''y: du'luess, und Il, owsincss
with frequent headaches dizz,ness, bitter
or bad tnsic i'll mouth, dryucss Of throat
Ind internal heat; pnlpilnlion, in many
cases dry, teasing cough. with sure
throat unsteady appetite, IL raising of
food. and choking sensation in throat :
DISTRESS. hcnvincss, or bloatcd or full feel
ing about stomach and sides, pain in sides,
back W breast, and about the shoulders :
colo pain and Soreness through The bowels.
with heat constipation, alternating with
frequent attacks Of dnrrhocn piles. natu-
lcnce, nervousness, coldness OF extremiti,s 4:
rush of blood to head. with symptoms OF
aPopiexy. nunibness Of limbs, especially AT
mig ht; cold chills alternating with hot
flashes, kidney and urinary difficulties ;
female wenkncSs and irregularities, with
dullness. low spirits, unsocinblity and
gloomy forch"dings. Only few of the
above symptoms are likely TO be present in
any case at one time. All who use Dr..
t'crcc's Golden Medical Discovery for liver
complaint and its complications arc loud
in its praise. Sold by all druggists every
where,
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MiLLvlLLE, FLA, Sept. 90, 1860.

DR.. YIN. u. Tut:
Dear Sir-In my young daysI was rather
wild, and became tue victim Of a loa, hsom c
disease. WAS treated by an eminent
physician, and thought was cured. After
moving TO this State, l was Mortified at
finding that the disease was making it's mp
pearance again, in secondary form. VI.
GERS formed in my mouth and on different
parts Of my body. I also became afflicted
with severe Rheumatism. employed
different physicians, and usel various
patent medicines for months, all 10 no pur-
pose. During visit TO jacksonville, saw
your Sal sa2arilla and Queens Delight and
concluded 10 try it. nave taken n dozen
bottles, and believe that the poison is en
tircly driven from my system. l intend
continuing , however, to make a sure
thing OF it,. AT the request Of Your Agent,
send this to you. You arc at liberty to
use it as you like.
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FREE TO BOOK AGENTS.

An elegantly bound canvassing Book for
the hest and cherpest Family Bible ever
published. will be sent free Of charge to
any book aucut. 1t contains nearly 600
fine Scripture Illustrations. md agents are
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DUTY off Teas!

DUTY Off Teas!
Extra Inducements for Clubs !
Send for new Club Circular | Which con-
tans full explanation of Premiums, SO.
The Way to Obtain our Goods!
Persons living at distance from New
York. can club together, and get them Mt
the same price ns VIC sell them at our Ware.
houses in New York. In order to get up o
CLUB, let cnoh person wishing to Join sny
how much Tea he wants, and select the
kind and price from our Price List, as pub
lished in our circulars. Write the names,
kinds and amounts plainly on list, and
when the club is complete send it to us by
mail, and we will put each pnrtY's goods in
separate packages. and mark the namo
upon them, with tho cost. SO there need be
no confusion in distribution.-each party
getting exaot|v what he orders. and no
more. The funds to pay for goods ordered
can be sent by drafts on New York, Post
office money orders, or by express. Or, VIC
will, if deeired. send the goods by Express,
to "coileet ON deiiverr."
The Great American Tea Co.
81 and 38 Vesey st.,
2. o. box 6643. Now York City.
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Lrl hS Have the Names.

EE.Nnditor Gary has already done
t"" STATE some service. Ills timely
revelations arc honorable to him, and
my '"'n out usclnl to tho public.
t'o may, however, rise to higher
Srcnnd. In fact, We may add, it is
lis dnty thus TO rise. lie has told of
ID" Efforts made to influence him, by
corrupt means, in the discharge Of his
''ir'"i duties This is high offence,
"> welt IN law as in morals. Let Mr..
Gary give us the names of those who
>o"@ ITO bribo him. Let an exam.
pie be made. 1t is high time for
ilinial integrity to be vindicated,
hrEh time tor bribery to bo branded.
- IolGmLiu Cu,olMian.
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Chairs I Chairsl

4 MOTHER lot Of Georgia Chairs, man.
II ufaotured to order for us, Of very gu
perior quality and finish. Our terms are
positively Cash, and we hope mono will ex-
pect us to sell ON credit We oannot do II
at our present low prices. Our profits nre
very short. We thus cnll special attention
to QUE terms that our friends may not be
offended when We demand the money for
our goods. We invite oil to price our goods
before they buy.
aug % MCINTYRE & cos.
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Cheap Farms! Free Homes!

cheap Farms! Free Homes!
On the line Of The UNION PACIFIC RR.
l2,iO,UG0D acres IF the best Farming and
Mineral Lands in Amcricn.
1900. 600 Acres in Nebraska, in tho
Platte Valley, now for sale.
Mild Climate Fertile Soil,
for Grain growing and Stock Raising un.
surpassed by any in the United States.
Cheaper in Price, more favorable terms
given, and more convenient to market than
can be found elsewhere.
Free HOmcSteadS for Actual Set.
tiers.
The hest location for Col"nics-Soldicrs
cniitlcdio Homestead Of lG0 acres.
Send ior tho new Descriptive Pamphlet,
with new maps. pmbli' h' in English, Ger
man. Swedish and Danish, mailed free
everywhere. Address,
o. +. DAVIS, Land Comr
u. p. II. Il. Co Omaha, Neb.
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Car load Flour, including all grades,.
Car load White Winter Seed Oats, ~.
Car load Black Winter Seed Oats,
Car load Red Rust "Proof" SocI Jats.
&. II. White and Smoked Bacon and
Shoulders, oil grades of Sugar, Mace .aronl
and Cheese, Choice New Orleans and Com
mon syrups, Horse and Mulo Shoes. and
Nails, No. ], Laundry Soaps, 10 bbls. AS.
sorted Crackers and Cakes, Old Cow. Ja,a
and Rio Coffee,
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1t is not physc which ina y give tempo-
rHry relief 10 the sufferer for the first few
doses, but which, from continued use brings
Piles and kindred diseases to aid in weak,
ening the invalid, no. is it doctorcd liquor,
which. under the popular name of "Dit
ters' is so xtcnsi.o'y pnlmcd off on the
public ns sovereign remedies, but it is n
most powerful Tonic and Alternative, pro-
no"nccd so by tho leading medical autliori-
ties Of London and Paris, ana hab been long
used by the rogul,r Physicians Of other
countries with wonderful remedial results.
Dir. Wells Extract of Jurubeba
retains all the medicinal virtues peculiar to
the plant and must be taken as permanent
curative agent.
Is there want Of action in your liver and
Spleen Unless relieved at once, the blood
becomes impure by deletcrious seorelions,
producing serofulous or skin diseases,
Blotchcs, Fclons, Pustules, Canker, PIN.
pies, &c., SO.
Take Juruboba to cleanse, purify and re.
store the vitiated blood to healthy action.
Have you Dyspeptio Stomach ? Unless
digestion is promptly aided the system Is
debilitatcd with loss Of vital force, poverty
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Yours respectfully.
JOHN IL. GUlLFORD.
Liver Complaint and bilious

ness.
DR.. TUFTS Liver Pills exert n direct and
powerful influence on the Liver, nd will
with certainty relieve that Important organ
from disease, and restore its normal luuc>
tions.
DR.. I"Hs Hair Dye Imparts a Glossy Color
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Why is a bed the groundwork. of
endlcsS f"l,cAood You may lie and
Ic.,;s on 1t.
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Wells CarbOiic Tablets.

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RuiIdnrc Send stamp for Ilrd Cata-
WV loruc on Building a. J. BIcK-
MILL. & Co., u Warren St. II. Y.
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ase they refuse to do so voluntarily. Lost

case they refuse to do so voluntarily. Lost
Resolution No 99-J W Barnes
Resolved, Thai Cler and Chairman are authorized
to draw orders pay members for their diem and
miIags this teget with attending officer
and assisting clerk. Carried
Motion to adjourn ...i ID Tuesday III NOV. isdl-
Amended to fix time September 10th, p III. Ayes
6 II
Adjourned Nov. 14th; 1871.
After adjourning and before the members of the
Board have dispursed, the following communication
signed as below, was handed to the clerk.
To Clerk of Board OF Supervisors:
MaNIrowoc Sept, 18TH 1871.
You are hereby requested to call special meeting
of the Board of Supervisorsou Sept LyJh at 2ocock
p m 1871 at the Court house, i'll the City of Mani
towoc: Signed
MIL, I Stoker, Ed Nolan, Ell Conway, Whitman,
R McCulIaIn. Fred II Smtz, Z smalley, DAIMLER.
whereupon each of the members served with
notice OF which the following is copy
OFFICE OF COUNTY CLERK, I
MANITowoC COUNTY, Sept. 18th, 1871. !
To Mr. (nane of Supervisory
Pursuant to a written request of majority of men,
bers and the statute in such made and provided
you hereby notified that meeting of the Board
of Supervisors for Mantowoc county, will be held at
the Court House in the City of anltowoc and County
OF Manitowoc forthwith H. s PI:RPoST. Co.Clerk
Board met pursuant TO call, quorum pre- est. Read
ia ti'e minutes of last meet dispensed with.
Special Committee-Wm Danforth and Ii s Pier
pont, to whom referred County Judges bond with
additional signatures for legal opinion reported YER
baly, that they had taken the under advise
ment and in their Judgment the bond is now good
and sufficient in law On motion, report adopted and
County Treasurer instructed to approve said bond
On motto to adjourn till second Tuesday in Nov.
amended to motion to adjour till tomorrow o'clock
On amendment, ayes 8, noes IA. Lost aud original
motion carried. Ii PIERPoNr Co. Clerk
ANNUAL MEETING
November 18th, 1871
Board met pursuant to liournment. The roll
called, 16 members were present and absent. The
| Chairman being absent IL III Smith was, motion
I elected chairman, pro TEN. VIM Danforth made a
motion that the chairman nominate and Board elect
member from the LIST Assembly District the
committee assessments and fnancee Motion
! carried, VIM Danforth elected such member.
motion to refer petition of Platt and Others
to improve Commercial st in front of lot block 1S4
| in the City of Mantowoc, to committee assessment
| and finance wass carried Ayes 10.
| Resolution No. p W Barnes
ResOtred, That the Committee on Assessment ant
Finance be authorized to incur what expense is ne
cessary to ascertain the proper valuation of real
tate and property of each town in the county and fol
this purpose they empowered to send for the diff
ferent assessors of each town, if deemed necessary
Adopted
Motion to refer the bills the clerks table to the
| appropriate committees carried.
Motion to adjourn till m tomorrow, was carried
November 18th, Board met pursuant to ad
| journment.
| To be Continued
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try grass and clover.
Madam are you mad !!

try grass and clover.
Madam are you mad
A pair of arms were clutched eagerly
around my waist, drawing me backward,
while the loud alarmed tones only
added to my terror. But the next glance
downward revealed all. A large deep
excavation half filed with building
stones, lay before me. 1t had been made
several weeks before, and weeds and
grass had grown around the margin. One
step moreand / should have been in eter-
nifty.
Sir, you have saved my life !" The
words qaivered over my lips and then |
looked up In my presesrefs ace. There
was little cry on both sides.
Harry
Carrie"
For while we stood white and still.
looking at each other. At last extend
ed ny hand.
"Y.u have done that for me which l
can never repay, Mr. Brown For ats
81 Ike let MS be friends"
He cIasped it eagerly and lifted 1t to
his lips. II have lever been anything
but this to you'll en-. as if sudden
memory snaote him except once. Mrs;
--; but { do not know your name.
Il have not changed it, Mr.. Brown.
"What!'' he said, with quick start,
''are you not married p
emo"
He looked at me with something of
the old expression afar down in his eyes.
Then he spoke:
Carrie, I anu always abrupt, perhaps
now have no right to ask the question,
which I do not feel as if [ could leave
you without having it answered.
There is truth in your eyes, there is
honor in your face, and yet why did you
Dissolve our engagement
cit was prile, Harry, and I have long
ed for the hour when I might ask you to
forgive"
II forgive you, Carrie, and ROW all is
well with us, my beloved ; you will be
my wife now, will you not Carrie ?"
Eyes, Harry ~ and then, Oh, reader,
you have guessed the rest !; in one month
Harry was nay husband.
Every day say the words over with
tears in my eyes-such sweet ones. And
So, oyer the years that are sepulohered
and epitaphed in the land, whose gates
no finger shall ever unclose, whose paths
no traveller shall retread,-the land of the
Rrst-have the Memory Bells rung down
to me the story of my life
Yours Truly,
FIopA
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COMPANIES

Some weeks ago mentioned the fact that the
Hon. LlyweIyn Breese, Secretary of tate, visited
this city and personally inspected the books and
pers of the Milwaukee Mechanics, Mutual Insurance
ton. The Secretary expressed himself satisfied with
the manner in which the business of the Company is
conducted, and since then has issued the following
certihCate
STATE OF WISCONSIN u
OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF STATE,
DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE
Whereas, The Milwaukee Mechanics Mutual Insur
Company, located at Milwaukee in the State of
Wisconsin, has filed in this office statement of the
condition of its affairs, required by the provisions
OF chapter Sc of general laws of 1870 or amendator
thereto showing that it is possessed of the requisite
amount of capital invested as required by law; and
whereas an examination of the affairs and condition
of said Company, made by me in pursuance of the
provisions of the act aforesaid has fully verified the
statement filed in this office by said company.
Now. thel efore, 1, Llyweyn Breesse, Secretary of
State, and er-O6icion Commissioner of Insurance of
the State of Wisconsin, do hereby certify that the
said Milwaukee Mechanics Mutual Insurance Com
pany having complied with the provisions of the act
aforesaid is authorized to transact its appropriate
business fire in this State by its agents
duly authorized in accordance with the laws thereof
until the 31st day of January A. D. 1872 In testi-
mony whereof I have hereunto subscribed my name
and affixed the great seal OF the State at Madison this
Goth day of January, A. D. ISL.
Seal LII BREEsE,
Secretary OF State, and e1ocio Commissioner of In
suranCe,
The Company had cash on hand Jan. LIST
1870, s155, 943 IL
Received iu 1870 s11347475.
Discussed in 1870 $S5 ISL 50.
Surplus in 1870 s27 1856, 10
Cash on hand January 1. ISL S1S4, 500, "a
L. KEMPER Agent.
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OF Board be authorized give notice t, this effect Ia
one English and German newspaper
All Of which is submitted
ri ~
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Total

All moneys in my hands District Attorney,
shall pay over to the County Treasurer on the sth
iav of November in accordance with the law. Page
100 RS. B TREAT, Dist. Atty.
Resolution No T-E Smalley
Resolved That the Chairman of the Committee on
Claims forward to the State Office at Madison the
matter in dispute between them and f. Borcherdt
and report the decision at the next session. Adopted
Resolution No 3
Resolre2, That committee of three be appointed
nv the chair settle with the County Judge and Dis
trct Attorney for al, money their each of their
hands belonging to the County and said Committee
are empowered if deemed necessary to commence
legal proceedings and for this purpose employ counsel
10 compel the payment to the County Treasurer IN
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-01-25

The hay crop OF Maine for 1871 was about
one-half of the yield OF favorable seasons,
the total amount of the crop being 4s7 600
tons. Comparing this with the yield OF
former years depreciation IL somewhat
startling. In 1865 the yield was LOCO 900
tons; 1869, 100000; 1870. $50, 900 tons.
Society owes more to the substantial
farmers who rode in the old family carry
ais. than to the jockies who drive In skele-
ton sulkies. and more Is to be hoped for
from Improvement fmilch cows, than from
increased speed in horses.
If all the horses In the world were each
to become able TO make mile sooner bv
half minute than at present, the world
would gain little. But IL more hardness
and longevity could be given TO all the re
would be great advantage.
rural editor has lost all faith In the luck
OF horse-shoes. He nailed one over his
door recently and that morning there came
by mail three duns, and seven "siops," and
man called with revolver TO ask who
wrote that article"
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FARM NOTES.-The burden OF the farmer
Too much land.
farmers life goes often against the
grain.
There must be instructive neatness In a
housewife, or there will be dirt in the corn
crs.
The day is coming when the farmer will
be The educated man
The warfare OF the farmer must be eter-
nally against the weeds.
Nothing is so extremely ridiculous as to
see man go into his field, all nicely pre-
pared, and deliberately cast foul seed into
1t. How many Of Us can plead Innocence
here:)
The farmer is constantly surrounded by
miracle Of his own raising converting
foul manure into grain
Inc farmers land has area but his own
ership also extends downward-down to
the fires: in the centre OF the globe meet
all our deeds
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-01-25

FARMERS CONvENTIoS.-The winter SEES
sion of the Maine Board of Agriculture.
embracing a Farmers Convention. will be
held at the Court House. Paris, commenc-
Ing on Tuesday, January Esd. and continu-
ing Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. Jan
uary Path, 25th and 2eth. All Interested In
in the progress of agriculture are invited
to attend. The following Is the programme !:
T'aesiay. Jan. 23d a. Reorganization
Of Board and transaction of business by the
same; = p. m.-0pening Address Of Wei
come tn the Convention by His ENcellencv
Governor Perham; 8 \. m, Address bv
President Allen. on the Aims and Methods
OF the Maine State College OF Agriculture
and the Mechanic Arts :" .p. m.-Leciure
by Prof {. +. Bracket, of Bowdoin Col
lege. on the Origin OF Soils"
Fe'iRcsidy. Jan. 2i;h. a. m.-llusiness
Meeting; 10 a. m.-Discussions-orc orchards
and Fruit Culture: 2 p. m.-Lec,ure by
Hon. John Stanton Gould OF Hudson. y Y.
on the Management of Meadows and Pas
iure," followed by discussion: : y. m
Lecture by Prof. NJ. c. Fernad. Of the
State College, on Protection from Light
ming.
Thursday. Jdn. 25tA. 9 a. m.-Bu.ine.s
Meeting; loa m.-Leciure by l.. L. Lucas
on Common Errors in Rearing and Feed
Ing Farm Stock" 10 be followed BY discus
sion; 2p. m.-Lecturc by Seth Scammon.
on Farm Labor" 10 be followed by dis
cu>sion; p. m.-Lecture or discussion,
subject not yet determined.
Frid1y. Jan. 26il, 9 a. m.-Busine-s Meet
ing; 10 a. m.-Reports OF Delegates from
Farmers Clubs; 2 p. m.-Lecture or dis
cussion. subject not yet determined