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New York Market.
New YORK, June t.

NEW Ohh, - uue t.
FLOCR-Market dull and slightly
ia buyers favor at Sc 0O9G 80 for
superfne State; Sc 9097 % for extra
State; s. 3097.35 for choice do; s. 400
! 81 for fancy State; Sc 00@6 80 for
superfne western, s. 459S 80 for
choice do; IS $500 IS for common to
choice white wheat western extra
81 O067 50 for common to good ship.
ping brands extra round hoop Ohio
s. S5G,9 80 for trade brands S. GOA
10 80 for common to fair extra St. Louis;
SlO 35Gl2 90 for good to choice do.
Southern flour quiet and unchanged at
s. 9O6l0 p for common to fair extra
and $40 3O9l3 90 for good to
choice do. Rye flour quiet at "a 500
) 80. Corn meal quiet.
GRAIN-Wheat dull and nomiually
unchanged at 81 66@l 20 for No. .
spring; 81 73@l IS for No. ] do; 81 GOA
2 % Tor winter red western;.$2 0092 05
for amber western; 81 00@2 10 for white
do. Rye dull and nominal. Barley
quiet. Barley malt quiet and un.
changed. Corn. dull and heavy and q
shade easier at 63l@66c for steamer
western mixed afoat and 70@1lc for
sail do. Oats dull and declining at
52954c for western and 54956c for
Ohio.
PROVISIONS-The pork market is
quiet at $l3 25 for new mess $40 80
6l0 - for prime, and $l2 509
Is 90 for new prime mess. Beef quiet
at 81 5069 SO for plain mess and
$40 009l2 90 for extra mess. Beef
hams dull at S23 00@26 90. Tierce
beet nominal at $l4 00@l7 90
for prime mess and ST. 00@le 90
for India do. Cut meats dull at
9i@l04c for hams and 5s@5Bc
for shoulders. Middles quiet. Lard
steady at 500 3.l6c for No. l to
prime steam and 9sc for kettle rem
dered.
BUTTER-Is dull at 26@29c for
new State.
CHEESE-Is steady at ll@l5c fox
common to prime.
COTTON-On spot opened quiet
without decided change 10 prices at
colo for low middlings and 27ic for
middling uplands. .. ...
PETROLEUM-Is quiet and firm
at 134c for crude aud 23s@23ic
for refined.
TALLoW-Quiet at 500 9-l6c; stear-
inc dull at 93@l0e. .-
WHISKY-Dull at 90c.
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BosroN has poetess whose PONIES
burn with an inner light, like carbun'
cles." We never saw or heard poem
burn that way, but We have received
poems al this office that burned with an
inner light in a coal stove-and they
may have burned like carbuncles, too
for all we know, because we never saw
a carbuncle burn.-NorriSto,0n Herald.
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Railding Lots For sale.

, OFFER THE FOLLOWING EITHER
| AT wholesale or retail: Lots No. II In
.siuare y; No. 5 in Square s; the south haIl
u M, IA In Square 10; No. II in Square q;
%o,7 I'm square IL; No. in Square ~; No. IL
Nm square IL: No. IA in Square IL; No. IN
,,.iarr a: No. II in Square 10, and No. - III
Division r.. a. ,=,.,
Also, Lots No. in Square 20; No. 10 in
mar. y: north half of No. II in Square 10:
80 in Square,: No. Is In Square II; No. il
- square 81 No. IL III Square 10; No. II IN
snare Ii: No Il In Square ., and No. 10 III
-I.arr q. All situated in the Subdivisions
u, ne Caldwell estate. ,
0' l.. g. HUGHES,
-. Real Estate cent.
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Baltimore Markell.

BALTIMORE. June 4.
FLOUR-Is dull and nominal
GRAIN-Wheat is dull; Western at
81 90@2 co. Pennsylvania at s. w.
Corn; southern white steady at 19c do
yellow dull at 20; western quiet at 69@
70c Oats are dull; western mixed at
53@54c; white at 55956c; southern at
60962c. Rye is quiet.
PROVISIONS-Are dull and un-
changed. Mess pork at $l3 5O9l3 10.
Bulk meats and bacon are unchanged.
Sugar cured hams at l3@l3lc. Lard
is dull at &c.
BUTTER Western is quiet and I'M
changed.
WHISKY-Is quiet at 92!993c.
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FOR SALE.
sale Of Foundry Fixtures.

7 OFFER At PRIVATE SALE THE
| Patterns, Flasks and Fixtures i'll Union
tnundry, belonging Ia the late firm of W.
u. Miller n Co The purchaser can secure
~ raasonable lease Of the Foundry and
rounds. The building Is 81 It. by 10 IT,,
located, with good light which can
moi ma ohstructed, and contains all the
necessary appliances OF a tirst-claSs jo6bing
fnundrv' For further Information apply on
premises to , n.o,..ou
lang h. h. MllyLfN, tStcSlNtI.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Toledo Market.

,IULEUVi UUHS H
FLOUR-Dull.
GRAIN-Wheat is dull and I'M
changed amber Michigan at 81 Sl3.
Corn is steady; low mixed at sic; yellow
at SIC; white at SIC. Oats are un-
changed No. l at 42lc; No. . at 40!@
404c.
PROVISIONS-Pork and lard are
nominalIy unchanged.
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FOR r EMIT.
For Rent.

LARGE ROOM, WITH SPLENDID
y light aud power for machinery. Also,
trigr small rooms, with or without power,
,,ni one large wareroOm. Possession given
inst of April. Apply at office OF star F0un-
~ BENZ. FISHER.
rDqrNI-b
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For Rent.

r2CDSD AND THIRD STORIES OF
y Franklin Insurance Company's build
ny. For particulars apply at their Once,
On Monroe street, or TO GEO. W. FRANZ
HEIN nrM REILLY. m9ri-h
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West Virginia University
l87l.Z2.

THE LAST CATALOGUE SHOWS AN
attendance Of III Students AT this In
stitutiOn. Five distinct Departments Of In
struction, with full corps OF competent
Professors.
The Ancient and Modern Languages
Mathematics, pure and applied; Psychol-
ogy, Ethics, Political Economy, Logic,
Rhetoric, the Sciences, &c, &c, carefully
and thoroughly taught Practical Chem
istry and Physics, illustra ed by appropriate
apparatus. Special advantages for the study
OF Geology.
A good Library. Extensive Cabinets Of
Mineralogy, Geology and Chronology, to-
gether with many specimens in other de-
partments Of Natural History. Fine build
ings, beautiful and healthy location, good
society.
FALL TERN begins Sept. 9Th. Winter,
December 5th. Spring, March 18th.
Commencement, June Goth.
Boarding from So TO 81 per week.
Tuition SIS to s2i per year.
For further Particulars inquire OF
ALEX. MARTIN,
President.
Morgantown, W. Va. jeE
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To Whom IL may Concern.
A LII PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE
"A late firm of q. Mendel a Co. viii please
cal and settle. All accounts not paid be-
fore the 18th Of June vii be pot in the
hands Of q collector. Accounts VIII be found
n @. Mendel, Booth & Co.'S for the present.
maya u. AEADEL q 90,
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Refined Sugars.

1nn BARRELS EXTRA c, B AND A
lUU Coffee Sugars Just receiyed and for
ale By II. REILLY.
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EXECUTIVE MANSION,
WASHINGTON, July Is, 1864.

To Whom II Nay Concsrn-Any prop
osition which embraces the restoration
Of peace, the integrity Of the whole
Union. and the abandonment Of slavery
and which comes by and with an
authority that can control the armies
now at war against the United States,
and will be met with liberal terms, on
substantial and collateral points, and
the bearer or bearers thereof shall have
a cate conduct both ways.
GSipped1 ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
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Member OF the Royal College OF Surgeons
London, graduate from one OF the most EN-
Inent Colleges in the United States, and tht
greater part of whose life has been spent i'll
the hospitals OF London, Paris, Philadelphia
and elsewhere, has effected some OF the mosI
astonishing cures that were ever known
Many troubled with ringing in the head
and ears when asleep, great nervousness
ness, with frequent blushing, attended some
times with derasement OF mind, were cured
I.... L.
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Wort. or 4na azoiirnna.

Tic contractors on the Railroad socm
determined 70 mako the most IF the bal
ancc Of the season in g~aling ami tujiiinc
the lake Shore E7al Alseedy las the
track boon cS,euled from tie Appleton
branch, around tic IluG On The river bank,
in an caste1ly direction 50 As 10 connect
with the Sheboy-an branch, AM it is now
within few rods Of Water street, where
It will connect with the line leading south.
If this rate Of progress is kept up, we have
IN idea that we shall soon be able to an
noquce through trains from Appleton TO
Milwaukee, wi;hoa; change cf ears. On
the roal to Two Rivers, the contractors
arc also at work, having broke ground on
Monday last
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university Of wisconsin.

We are under Obligations to President
Twomb}y, Of the University of Wiscon-
sin, for Catalogue Of the officers and
students Of the University of Wisconsin
for the year ending June 70, lo52-' From
this pamphlet we find that the whole mum
Der Of students in attendance during the
year was 81. Of whom 80 were connect
eli with The Female College, studying fe-
male sciences. The fall term commend, IS
on the It'll day Of September. We notice
that there are . chairs of instruction all
Of which are fllcl with the exception Of
two) with gentlemen Of acknowledged at
tainmcnt. in their respective departments,
and under the able direction Of President
Twomly, the Institution is rapidly taking
its rank among the best in the country.
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.tr,'r4l mi Bsgrrgrs + WITS.
p:,iIy s1r u, Soutl,- East. South. oo1rh-Wcst-
4av.- g--f.a Enr DG'fs. ~ : r'c'"cs : m IN 2
- 81 rFny-ar IN tiu.n fur rhr cars 20 f"uf
= lac n roo I H.D- week monday. " c"ur.i7S-
enF Friday ~ tho wv 0f &rwfnrhnrg. M"rnn-
Fiwa-H- naxara- Grove. 10 >h"hoy'-n- and
shr-~ ifmra . Tr.s'1y. TbHradav and Sat
ur1-v-hy ~ rf Nortrtla, UJNa, trntrr'I'ie.
N"sr'r - ~hehoygan.
From Nauitnwnc 10 Two Rivers. pIrlvh st g
c'clprk q ~ ana arrivc- aL hauitoYCc Al : clock
Tri-vcrLIy-To Chiffon. Lr~ve- Mantle
VOC every Tra-dav. Thurs ny. md saturday, and
arrive. 4. Ciif'nn Il g y NJ.
Arrives At N7uitowoc every MONDAY, Wclnc--
t!11 AMI RI iss ~ ~ -,
'Er,-N ccEIy-To Green Erv-yia. TSo
Il var.-I Law. Nari'"Soc every INLAY. y ed
r"-.'ay ani FriHsv at IN, and 7ri'Tes at Green
Bay mex: DAY 81 n ~.
trriv-- 81 Manitoroc every Tuesday, Thur
~ euF >I'rrrzr. y IN.
>cmi-wcekIy-To hrw,rn"e-Sjr Two
Riy"r.-Ir caves Hari'owoc, NnnlIv. anl Thur7-
Jry - > J. M and arrive, 1t Nanitowoc every
'i-..-.'.y md I itaT IT
weekly N-ui'nT"c 80 Ncnasha-
I"avr- N,nlt"~"r @yrrJ FRIDAY It n, tnA ar
ir.s ~ Il y, ggud1r.
The special P,-t Offices of francis Crook. I'rac.
Irf Fosenc-lns. get their T,"il every Sltur laY
't-.unnn.
Pat orc, o2cn for Ie'rerfn. 1t. rs from Z a m
:" : . Is.
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Rcal Estate for safe.

IN another column will be found tic n
yortiscmcnt Of Mr.. Henry Sihrco offering
vera, improve lots anil improved dock
property for sale Such Glance is sci
.om offered and we would advise those
,lpsirous Of investing to call on Mr. Sibrec
Owing to a corner Of the wheat scalrers
in Chicago, wheat was selling at Sl.52 on
!lc 18th lay Of August; today it is only
SLIP with predictions that it will 20 down
to i ;.y those well informed.
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shall. r-iili1n: J Wacrlev. Carlton; Wm
Nicholson, / Rofn6h, Cilarlestown. John
last kozzuth: II G II Reed. ShchoyCar:
II Goaree, Schlcswig; / De Wilde, Chi
ca-o. Ia- lea, Fa-an; N Schneider, Fond
Gu Lac.
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Strayed or ST Glen

rum the under signed, ca 81 aEslt ,be Slss
cay Of July, one deep Fei q, With nearly
.traieht harms, abour nine ysars Oil. of
large size. AMI partly srag-;sA- Any infor-
nation Of said OK viii be rewarded BY tbe
owner, James Long, section ls town OF
Franklin cr n NIple Grove Post oFtiee-
IIankln. august >, ls7t ii--z >
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TIE E'IEIssE.
clTf Arb cuaaTY MATTERS.


ARRIVAL ASD pErtRTrEs or GOODRICH 5
STEAMERS.
TFr sid"--hcei steamers Na-i'owrc and She
ay-au ~i'i leave every mnruir=. t>urflTs ex-
c--rc.f ~ -. o'clock. Slt-t lg,s boat l-aye- ~
r. M Going Nnr'l. SATURDAY.. boat Eors through
10 Two Crrek- Kewaunrr and thuenr".
n uGuorcr'ir steamers DraHtu, II. Jo-"ph.
sr Truc<drIl VII arrive and depart Rom Mani
trper ~ tnI'rV-
cong sou,i.-Lc-yrs every Nonlay, WEDNESDAYS
ana ~Ifw~'rv ~ about q. m
Gri-c <a-'s-Iassv-- every TUe-d:f, Thursday
J. VI. Tocsn7, Agent.
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TN BATE-MANiyOWpC COUNTY
| Court. In the matter Of the estate Of
Edward steiner, deceased. On reading
AMI fling the petition Of John Steiner OF
Mishicott. representing among other things
that Edward Steiner late Of MisLicott. Oh
the 9th day Of Nov. A. D. 1871, at Mishi-
colt died intcstate. leaving goods, chattcls
and estate withiH this State of Wisconsin.
and that the said petitioper is heir Of said
deceased, and praying that administration
Of said estate be hiTa, John Steiner, your
petitioner granted, It is ordered that said
petition be heard before the Judge Of this
Court on Monday, the 9Th day Of September,
A d. 1872, at 10 o'clock u. IA, ut ny Office
i'll said county.
Ordered further. that notice thereof he
given to the heirs Of said deceased, and to
all persons interested, hy publishing cepy
Of his order for three successive weeks
prior to said d. Of hearing. in tho Mauito.
woe Pilot, Weekly Newspaper published
at Manitowoc in -aii County.
W 81. WALDO, Comfy Judge.
Dated Na4itow &C The 18th day Of Angus,
4. D 1872
IL q. x ". !. TURNER,
pctiti0r.cF'e AttvS. li-3-3W
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Social.

The Episcopal Social at Mr. Richards
now block, under the management Of Mrs
Jonah Richards, came off last evening
Tho arrangements for tho reception of the
guests were much more ample than at the
proceeding evenings, one large hall being
entirely devoted to ice cream tables nice
Is ,lcoratcd with cvcrgrecns, and flowers,
the othor hall was large and commoiious.
Bat Tho intense heat Of the day and evening
made much dancing dangerous to the par
tic.uauts, but it must Of necessity have in
creased the sale of ice cream, The pro
cecds were satisfactory, amounting to
thirty-onc dollars.
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7 is mark Of the unsuccessful man
that he invariably locks his stable door
when the horse has been stolen. This sort
Of wisdom never thinks about bod
y health until II IS gone. But just as much
as any disease has become seated, the pow
or Of the system to resist and throw it off
is weakened; hence time is all important.
For dyspepsia, all diseases of the liver,
stomach,skin and kidneys and all that begin
in vitiated blood, 90 not wait until the
trouble is confirmed, but attack it by a
timely use Of DR.. WALKERS CALIroRSIA
VINEGAR BITTERs. Nv.
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VALUABLE.
Mill, PROP BRT I
FOR SALE.

The pro- rrty known =, the Branch Mills,
together with 40 acres of land Is fer sale
This property consists OF Touring mil
with three run of stones, building and ma
chincrv. all new. \ SAN mill Of much value,
and number OF other buildings, houses and
stores and is situated seven miles from the
city of Manitow0c, on the line of the Apple
ton and New London Railroad, and IN the
vicinity OF IN excellent grain growing
country. One half of the property VII! be
sold or the whole, at The option of the pnr-
chaser. For particulars. enquire or address
GEO. n. Wooiin, Manitowoc, or II. ).
Picrpont. Chronicle office, Tive Rivers, Wis.
JOSEPH LEMAl, Dc fcge, Wis.
August :, 1872, ll-'-u
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Northwestern Cni,crsity OF Water
town. Wis.

We are indebted Rev. VI. II. Quchl, pas
tor Of the First German Evangelical Luth-
cram Church, Of this city, for a copy of the
Catalogue Of the officers and students Of
the Northwestern University" located at
Watcrtown, Wis. The following is the
Board Of Trustees: Rev. John Bading,
President; Rev Rcinholl Alclber., Sec'y;
George Brumler, Esq, Treasurer ; Rev.
Philip Krhlcr, Rev. +. Mayorhoff, Eev.G.
Gauscwitz, Rev. L. Ungrcdt, Rev. c. T.
Wall, George Gamm, isq. The faculty is
composed Of the following gentlemen: Rex.
l. F. Ernst, Professor Of Mental and Nor
n Philosophy; Rev. Theodore Mcumann,
ph D., Rev. William Stelhorn, Professors
q the Ancient la2guagcs; Roy. Theodore
Eroh.n Professor Of the English Language
and Literature; Amos Y. Elstcrdav, Pro
fosslr Of Mathematics; Rev. Rcinhold
Alrlbcrr, Assistant Professor: john kal-
taahrun, Principal e the academic and
Normal Department. From the pamphlet
LrG,rr us we gather the following Whole
number Of students. l3j: in which are in
rltIcl IS c"llrgitns, AMI iI,5 in the pre-
f,lr;l,o}y and arllcmcol Department Is. The
first term Of the school year begins sept. /
ISL. ami classes Dec -, Isl; the second
terra begins Jan. +, l.,5, AMI closes June
u, l>-a
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HFwAEE.-Th' public in general arc
cauti"ncd to look out for the spurious arti-
clcs put up in imitation Of and as sul,Sti-
tutcs for Simmons Liver Regulator. Buv
onlv from respectable druggists, AMI SEQ
that it is put up in square packages. and
as the signatures Of \. q. Simmons and
J. II. IciIin 4 Co. on is side: all others
are fraaIS upon The public Beware.
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For teas Of the best quality, and most
Exquisite flavor, 60 TO the Manitowoc drug
tore. ls-tf
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4 GnCI.

Th"n"w Wilson IN lcr feel shuttle SOW
ing machine n""ls only to be examined to
l"r'nn N" IL tn" mos popular kinlS b.
Cor" til" public. II is .frti-cioss "a cre,y
respect, An sells for frtv dollars.
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VILLAGE - IWo TyrRs.
NNI'YNE-

GJIRTUTT COTPT -NANITGEOT corn
< t--Sffto of Wisconsin In th, ,c..,,c,
If Tie apnlipation Of the milwaukee,. Lake
Shore ana Western EaiIroal C.uIpaI,v ror
the condemnation or crrtafu I,5,,is in tLr
,'ouuty..r M.uitnun, re..,,i,aI +, L., t.l.,n
f,r. ll, f-,.- a:,d ,,,rra.os ~ ..,ij ,a,,,-,n,.
10 parirI prf.trr .l,m W,.rnr,. Ni.iar.
Grrrud Wn SrL.uflt Nm yask simon
krauS. Michael ii.rpfr. Martin kohp. Ala
thias Till. VIM. E,n!ehcr. Godfrey r,,f,.lcr.
Peter Werner, ravil CLamfk t.hn Wcf,ir-
mann, Lcunhard Schneider. Domnlicus
Schneider, Christof Eogruschnctz. Jacob
Ecringer. tlris.of Ticker. Frlnt Schneider
Jo,rnh Schneider .Ioan kae.3 Herman
>..i,,.tt, w., -. IL. l-;.r.,..:.,. :;
NM, si..,rr.ri., J'f.n y i5o.~.r, H.,
l:g,lrr coma yt.rL Irui.' rl.c...r,c,I.,',.
,rcust EaI,u FrrJ.ri.L ,to,l,.,rinr Ism,
lh@i.k I'm I..s.rtc p,ilI;r s,,.l M
I.rs Eptt,fJ N,tbi.s Sri,rr., pst,,. Er,,I.
~, Irl,;.. G,,.rI. LLr Ircj,..I
TI"rcsa Won G. nm NirbacI Cartes
ii..Irrw Raym~ki. AIrIr SrLr,fIer FrrJrr-
III. Ern..rr Wu S,.hr,cIc, Frrlr,.;rt Hcin.
i,',l. II i,n,.rl.,rt. -, NIL D..
F.}I.r Nm /, IapscIocl. M, TLi.Ia Him
S,ce.,ni Nav GnctlIor Nin1ans rrossn on
.lor,n i Kcrriapn. John Str,uch f;rnotz.
,r,rLrr ,Ivinps S.Ima,zlc rrclcrieL
n,n,.,n, T,,go,L i,,l,nr STR, Re-,
~. i',,,,. NJ t,.Inr',;n'. H., ,,,ti.,,
in w,n p..ir'r, Artnn Ic;mzon ,Tt,,,,
r.i.rt ,ns.,i, T.;',-!,., LIN r,,,n,Ii
IN, Era.,rrof I,,,.a. S., ~, n;n
I'7o''' Inn ~
Eni -; l i.' -, H, 'SN
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w., E,I.' ~. :,
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ARRIVALS
Williams EiouSc.

n the principoi h"tels f,r tic ,rcch cad
inn .iHgyf 81
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fDnl.

lee cold water always on draught at the
City Drug store.
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" Adams, \ y: J kil'cn, Cato; VI
lIjtz, Chicago; G WcrdchotT, Two Greeks;
Capt Aug Thorson, Milwaukee: NJ. Eatian,
Chicago II Magic, pc>htigo; \ \ Harris,
Cato; c Clark, Milwaukee,: c Butler,
Clarks' Mills l. Forbush, s hcboygan: NJ
kcllncr, kcl.ncrsyilIc J Bohnkc, Reeds
Vile: Wm Taylor, Two Greeks: y Wilson,
J Master, Chicago: 5 \ Winkl5r, Milwau-
k"c: J Singer. Green Bay: j Grcagory,
Iowa: II. Hamilton, W VI Colson Milwau-
kcc: II NJ Robinson. Cato: Il II NcNullcn,
J \ Blanchard, Brillion; Capt J Patton,
Milwaukee; Dennis Rcarinn, Racine: Vim
rAlcn. Vim Friedman, Milwaukee,: l. }
Euinot, Charleston: James Eiyn. Necnah;
+ Knapp. Carks' Mills: Frank Lndncr,
Nebraska: J Tuhcv. Chicago.
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