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Premium Chromos For 1873.

Every subscriber to THE ALnIHF, who
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ceive, without additional charge, plir of
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Saturdny Normal school.

This school viii be opened by the gen.
tlcmen in charge, on Saturday next, at
9, 30 am. Mr.. Niebahn will give an enter
tanning lecture, with experiments on Oxy-
zen after v Itch the school viii be organ
lied, they then viii alternate, Mr.. Stewart
beginning, on the folio wing programme E:
Geography, De cimal Systematic English
demonstrating. and drill IL Writing
on the black board.
All teachers and others interested, Sc
well as tie pubic generally are invited to
the opening.
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AccIpExt.-At Glonmore, near Green
Bay, on Thursday night last, Mr.. 5 a.
Benjamin was called into his sawmill By
an alarm Of fire, an entering the mill, put
hi. hand in the way Of circular saw,
which left it minus finger. 1t seems,
however, that this did not satisfy bis anx-
ioty IN regard to the particular locality of
the fire, and in stopping down his head
came in contact with tie same saw, c1ttin q
through his cap and 'culI obliquely across
hi, forehead, about an inch above the eyes.
The fire was put out, and he was Inmo-
diat.Iy taken to q. Bay and on Saturday
= hen last heard fr-m was doing as well as
could be expected. Mr.. Bcnjar!an was an
old and esteemed resident Of this County
and many inquiries are i;iIy made ill his
behalf by our citizers.
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SALE.

ENPROBATE, NANITOWGC COUN-
4 II court. in the matter Of the estate Of
George ". Whitney deceased notice is
here by given,s that by virtue and in pur-
suaEcc OF an order Of license made in said
matter, on the 9th day of January 4. d.
1873, hy the cn,Iauy cnrrt of said county,
the under signed administrators Of the cs
tate Of said deceased, will on Monday the
9th day of FEBRUARY \ d. 1873, at ten
o clock in the foreno Of said day. at the
Office Of the County Judge, in the City Of
Maritowoc, IN said count7, offer for sale at
public vendue, the following described lands
to-wit The nh of the ch eff the sea Of
section 81, township l. range u in said
county containing 40 acres more or less
the terms of sale VIII be made known at
the time and place of sale.
SAM Ell WHITNEY,
Administrator
Dated at Manitowoc, the 9th dav of
January \. y. 1873. l. w
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New Advertisements.
TO CONTRACTORS.

The Catholic congregation of
Clarks Mills propose to build a
Frame Church. Sealed propos-
ais for the building Ct the same
may be left with the uuder-
signed between now and the
Goth day Of February, 1873.
The plans and specifications
amy be sen at my house at
Clarks Mills.
JOIN p. WIEBERT.
BY ordar of the Building
c, mmitt,e.
Cla. k NILS, Jan. -, 1873.
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THE PILOT.
err AHo COUNTY ssATTER 2
Ceutaur I.i1imcHt-

There is no pain which the Centaur
Eminent will not relieve, no a"eilIng 1T
will no, subdue, and no lameness which II
will not cure This is strong language,
Int il is true. Where the parts are not
gone. is effects are marvellous 1t las
s-odaccd more cures Of rheumatism, non-
r.l,ia, lock Jaw, palsy, sprains, swelling',
,a.ed- breasts. sc.ld-+ burns, salt-rheuins
rar.ache. &c, upor, the human frame, and
.,f strains. spawn, gals, &c. upon animals
IN one year than haze all other pretended
remedies since the world begun. IL is a
,,unter.irritant, an all.healiny pain r5lier-
e. Cripl.s throw away Their crutches'
the lame walk, poisonous bites are render
ed harmless and the wounded are healed
without a scar. u Is no humbug. The
r,cine /, published around each bottle. II
/. selling as no other article ever before
.old. and i. sell. because 1t does just what
i nrcte;ds to 80, These who now suffer
from rheCn,atisn3, rain or swelling, deserve
to suffer Is thew xill not use tcntAur Linz
nent. More than 1860 certificates Of re-
mnrkaLle cures, inclaiing frozen Iinb.'
chronic rheumat.m, govt, running tum"ro'
&c have been received We will send n
a,rcular containing certificates, the recipe.
&c, gratis, to any one requesting H. one
hottie Of the yellow wrapper tentnnt Lint
.nent i worth ono hunfrei dollars Tor spa
.iret or sEeenied horse AMI Euies, on Tor
screw work in sEeep. Stock owners tins
si,jpan, j. worth your attention. No Ia
,iIy should u without Centaur Eminent
j r RosE & Co, New York
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pREsESTED.-Our Carrier Boy was the
happy rec;pien, of nes plug hat from Mr..
Ira P. Smith, on Thursday la-s. The
presentation speech Of the liberal donor
was made in an Informal of hand manner
while we are proud to state that our Car
ricr made his little Ackno" ledgement of the
same On his GeHd>d knees as became one Of
his reecssiies Our whole force affect
70 take lively interest in our Carrier boy
on his size and merits, and tender their
hearty Trunks. You may judge that it has
begut an ambition akin to Church and
State to sec the PlLor delivered by plug
hated Carrier, which will not be slow in
showing itselfto the less fortunate opera
tiYes Of the ruralPress throughout the State.
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IN EaRoR-0ur last issue stated that
the keel was nearly laid rar propeller for
Goodrich Transportation Co, by Mr. GS
Rand While we should have said she
would be in frame by that time Mr.
Rand ha got his new saw mill running for
chip purposes, which we shall notice next
week
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We are sorry t. state thas we had to 60
70 press without the able report Of the
Secretary, J. c, Smith Of the, meeting of
teachers at Mceme LIST Saturday and 9TH
CT slicy correspondence on the same sub
sect AFRO other matter ft,m ,tlCr PARTS of
the county bu: she'll be glad to hear from
all our CORES pondeni;s early next week
Is We have more helF and viii DO caught
ap by that time
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STAND FROM UNDER

BUsINEss-) All those in
debted to Ira z. Smith in the
towns Of Manitowoc, Two Riv-
erS, Mishicott and Gibson, must
call and settle the same on or be-
fore the goth day Of March, IS
10, or the same will be left for
Immediate collection with Mr..
DIN A. Shove, Police Justice.
Ira 7. SMITH.
Dated Feb. 81, 1878.
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CuAFrED hands, face, rough skin, PIN
pla1, ring1orm. salt-rheum, AMI other cuta-
neons affections cured, and the skin made
soft and smooth, by usin. the Juniper tar
soap, mlie By Caswrlf, Hazard \ Co.
View York Be certain to get the J,nfip>r
Tar Soar, a. there srs many worthless
limitations made with common tar. 1919
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Tnr Purost and Sweetest Co.-Livcr Oil
is Hazard and Caswclrs made on the sea
shore, from frcsh, selected liyers, by Cas-
well, Hazard Il Co, New York 1t is abso-
intely pure and srccf. Patients who have
once taken il prefer it to all others.
Physicians have decided it superior to
snv ofthc other oils in market l4-I9l2w.
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IN PROBATE, MANlTowoC COUNTY

IN PROBATE. MANlTOWOC COUNTY
4 Court. In the matter of the Guardianship
of Michael John Gleason Of the minor heir Of
Curne,ious Gleason diseased. On reaiiu
and filing the petition af Bridget Gleason
Guardian of said Minor, representing among
other things that her the sal yard =
seized Of certain rea! estate in sad county.
and that il is necessary th"t the SAM shou'I
be seid, and praying for !icenee t. SCI! lhe
same: and it appearing TO the Court. from.
said petition that it is necessar to sell said
rea! estate it is ordered AMI directed that
the next Of Kin to said ward, and a.! persons
interested in said estate, appear before ne.
on monday. the l7th day Of February A T..
1878, at ten o'clock \. NJ at the Probate Once
in said Caunty. then and there TO show
cause If auy there bel why lcsnce shotld
mol be granted foI the sale Of said real es-
tate according 10 the prayer Of said petition
And it is further ordered. that copy of this
order shall be pul 'ishsa for four successive
weeks prior to sail day of hearing. in The
Manito~oc PHO. a weekly newspaper printed
at Manitowoe in said County.
Dated at Mani;owoc, the llth day of Feb
uary \ u 1872.
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TERMS:


50 per annym, in advance, with Oil Chronos free.
THE ALDINE Will, hereafter. he o. tainable
only by subscription. TbpLe Will be 10 re
iuced or club rate: cash for subscriptions
must be sent the publishers direct. or hand
ed to the local agent, ritb5u responsibility 10
he publishers. except, 10 cases where the GER
f6cate is given, bearing the .fgc-simtle sigma
tura of LAnFs SEITnN & 60
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SWAsP lANrS.-In an other colnlnn
may te foand the Senate Bill, No. ~. in.
t-ofrcedty tho Hon. Carl II. Schmidt, in
reiai'an to swamp and overfowcd lands
md the moneys arising from tn sale there
IT IN The counties OF Manitowoc an! CaIu-
met,and that such moneys may he used for
drainage and other purposes. The biz
teeIns To- be drawn with care, we have not
had time 70 examine it in all its bearings,
but can sec no reason why it would not be
good thing to utilize our swamp lands in
sulne way, aud this seem. practica,.
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Qr.IE number Of our city teachers took
trip to Mecme on Saturday last for the
purpose of assisting the resident teachers
and Snpt. kirHin in conducting a Teachers
meeting. They re-ort Educational, inter
est in that rort Of the county on tie in
crease, and many live teachers in the field.
We nre certain that there meyer has been
rs much interest manifested IN this direct
ION IN our county as at present. The day
vas cold and during the carly par, stormy,
but the ride was well euioyed.
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surprise.

Contractors will take notice that the
Catholic Congregation are ADVERTISING for
proposals to build new frame church at
Clarks MilI-. and can sec I'll necessary
specifications by calling on John P. WAX
srt, at that place. See advertisement in
another column.
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SuRrRIsx PARTr.-Our Young people,
to the number Of about fortr, made a raid
on the residence Of Mr.. Francis Wright
Of Two Rivers, on Thursday evening last.
We learn they enjoyed themselves hugely,
md that they never saw better people to
snrnriaa
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ALnosT FiRs--People Should be-
more cr,.f4l Of their ashes. The other
night ire was re kinlicd an the ruins Of
last year FIRE on 9Th str, between York
and Commercial str, hy asncs being
thrown carelcssly among the cd rubbish
Of those burned buildings.
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Castoria il more than substitute Tor
Cater Oil. /. is the only sofe article N
existence which viii assimi!ata the food,
REGULATE tie bowels, care win'l-coic and
produce natural sleep. 1t contains neither
minrra,=.rnorphino or alcohol, and Is pleas
.at axe. Children need not cry ani
,pntlcr, may nDt rest
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the prospects for harbor appropriations
i, furnish the Two River harbor, nre good
anI Is getting its full share of attention
from both II N. Philitus Sawyer and Hon.
Chs. 4 Ellr:igc in Congress.
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NAsQEERNrE.--The masquerade given
under the auspices Of the ladies Of the
South Side, on Monday last, fo- the benefit
of the poor and the INDECENT, passed OF
ye-y pleasantly, and proved quite a success
financially. The ladies' Of tic society de-
scrvc great credit for t. cir humane work,
and every philanthropic person must rejoice
at their success. There Was not the usual
number Of masks out, we are Informed the
younger people delaying until the Singing
Society give their party, during the pres, Mt
month. at which all are anticipating dc
lishtful time. Many Of the masks are
spoken Of az quite good, however, repre-
senting we'll the ideal, and couceaIins the
person. There is always n certain indie
scrbab'e ludricrousress connected with one
who capera and Frances under the impress
son that nobody recognizes him, when the
mask really serves as a more complete &C..
lincatiun.
We have seen such
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SocIABLE-The next meeting o.
OF the ladies' o. the Presbyterian Society
will be held at the residence Of IS. IIar
vey Hubbard, at The Rapids, next Tuesday
evening general invitation is extended
and pleasant entertainment promised.
VIZ learn that the Schr. II. {. Aibrocht
has been sold to parties living in Chicago
for ST. 500, and that Jones and Alhreoht,
fnrmrr owners, viii immel iately commence
binding n4orc EXPENSIVE and comHaoiI-
Gus one to est 50, or S35, 600.
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We have been Informed that the trip to
Green Bay by tho Saongorbund, where
they intended giving a concert, ras been
nostponcd.and will not probably o.cur unit!
after the Masquerade to be given by the
sc e.yin this t.
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SrRrEr LAgPs.-These AmTs on the
south side look cheerful, and give more
eitfrd mir to that oc.iity besides proving Of
incstimabie value to belated wayfarers.
The e,mrle is worthy Of imitation.
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ScrIbner's Monthly.
J Serial Story By Dr. HOLLAND New
Story by SAKE HOLM i long story
from BRET HiETE Brilliant
Array OF Contributors CLAIR
EHCE COOK ca Furniture
and decoration. Il IL.
STODuARU On
AUTHORS.
Extraordinary sniUcencsfss TO Sess
Subscribers.

GOO PAGES FOR St.OC. sc, &C.
TIE Publishers of ScribHeI Nontl ly, II
their Prospectus just issued, promise foI
the ensuing yeIr a more brilii1nt array OF
contributors. aud an increase in the variety
and beauty # It's illustrations, already con-
ceded by The critics TO lie - fner than any
which have hitherto appear, III any AmcIi-
can magazine"
DR. IoI nj. the E.ltor, will write the
serial story Of the wear. which vii be au-
tobic.ra phie.,l in form. anl viii be iIlus.ra-
ted BY Miss IIallock. 1t is entitled = Ar
thur Bonnicasrle,' and " II deal with some
of the most difficult problems Of American
Life. II viii be commenced in the No5em-
Der number.
There Will be a rev story by Sake Holm,
. The one Logged I'aucersH
Bret Harte, the best writer Of short sto-
rics now living, will contribute \ chtrac-
teristic story. entitled &c The Epic of Fill
dletown.i which will be illustrated BIZ
Sheppard.
r. H. StoIlarl will write series Of en-
tertainn@ papers Hh0u; - Authors, their
Personal Characteristics. Home Life, Fami-
lies, Friends. Wins and Ways. series
Of Portr ,itSp Living American Writer'S
is also promised.
Clarence Cook will write about "Fu-ui-
ture and the Decoration Of American
Homes. These papers will he cminentiy
practical well ~ artistic, and VIII lac
Illustrated with designs ard sketches by
numerous artists in addition to those which
the writer himself viii furnish.
Among those who will cGufrlLute are:
Hans Andersen. Bryant, HG>huell, Egales-
+ ton, FrouIc, Ejggiu<un, Bishop Hunt
incton. Bret II ige. }ohn Hay. II. II q.
Macdonald, Mitchell. Mss Phelps,
Stc3man, Stockton Sto!darl, Celia
Thaxter, Warner Wilkinson. Mrs
Whitney, besides "a hnst # others.
The editorial control and drt elton Of the
Magazine viii remain to the hands Of pr
Holland. Who will continue 10 wfIte The
Topics Of the Tine. which lie V. /. iadt-
EradSaf says ''arc more widely quoted than
any similar papers IA IL" y American m"ga-
zire.'
watson Glider will write TIE Ola Cab
ret IS hitherto. Prof John - Draper
ccn3uct@ the Department Of N .ture and
Science. The depart ents Of Hone and
Society," AMI Culture AMI Progress,
viii engage the ccntribulioTs IF moe than
Il score OF pens on both sides oF tie Atln@-
tic. The Hatchman AMI Reflector say:
"Scribncrs MONTH"; for SrptemUS i b +
ter than usual, which indicates y needless
waste Of editorial bruins and Publisher :
money. for the Magazine vas coed enough
hcfor< ! And yet the Publishers promise
10 make X still better for the coming year /!
The 5uhsci iption prize is SI-0J .. year.
wiki special rates to Cirrgvn"n. Teachers.
and Postmastcrs. The following
EIxt1.noa'dina~y Inducements
are offered to ncw subscribers:
For $50 the Publishers vii send, or
ery Book seller or News le,lcr viii supply.
-In ,nCrziDp f4r Dn, ypur and tho Twelve
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The Literary Department

viii continue unisr TIE care of MR.. RICH
ARD HENRY ST0DDARD assisted fy
the hest writers and poets of The day. who
vii. strive to have the literature Of The Al
DING always in keeping with its artistic at
acfiun.
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The following are the current prices of
rroiuce in our market as repoEte for the
PILoT by Edward Conway who makes q
speciality of purchasing ali kinds of farm
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Icr norxp-The propeller s. Joseph
III, been ice bound south and has not put
u AZ appearance here for the nst ten
DAYS
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We learn, and conlense, from the
Chronicle that smallpox has made its ap
earancc in Two Rivers, and as a prccau-
tionary measure the School Board have
closed the school for a week
Their last Social Assembly was the best
of the season thus far, and that outsiders
must procure eisitors tickets in advance Of
Jehn II. Coninc. Chairman Of Committee.
Preparations are being made for large
and fashionable party &c be given by Mrs.
II. II. Smith, and that there are one hundred
and fifty invitations ont, embracing many
family friends in Chicago, Miwauke and
Manitowoc.
Leo. NJ ann, lady and family started for
a visit 10 their friend. in New York CITY.
the fore part Of the week. Mrs. Mann,
with the children, expect to be absent sew
cral months. but we shall hope to see Leo.
back in few weeks.
y happy time was had at the residence
of MIR. f. Evans, on last Wednesday even
ing, the occasion of a birthday party given
by lis daughter, Anna, to her nuEaerVus
friends
ErnRAIs JOHNSON has taken the con.
tract 10 bui'd large Norwegian Lutheran
Church in Gibson.
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OFFICERS AND prrEcToRs OF The Asso.


oFFrcrRs.-L \ Schmistner President, P
Y beuster, Vice President; ! y Jacobs,
Secretary; " II Jacobs, Tr.a.rrcr
DiRECTOR..-G c Trun,ff. President
South Side Bank, Angus, Greu!i"h. Who'll
sale Liquor pea!gr, J. 4 Schmidtner, Nil
wauhce Court House Architect. Rie'hrock
AttoTnev-at-!av. y jacobs e. neral insui-
anee Agent. Ludwig Nogc!. CARPENTER AMI
Builder, Otto ZvIctusch Proprietor -ria
Water Factory. a T W8!isch!aeger, II RI
ware NeIchart Jacob Bum. Contractor
Milwaukee Count House. r. Asenermann.
wholesale Tobacconist. P V Eeu,,,r Pro
plletor Milwaukee See Rote, P kissnger,
Wholesale Liquor Merchant. + " Humid
hansen eX-Mi!waukee City Ire 7snrer, J Z
NJ arn, attorney at-!aw. Lewis RiId-kopf,
Alderman Mi!saTkec, Hermann Xoelr!aut.
Proprietor T%nnery. s T Hooker, Commits:
sion Merchant. SIN Rindskopf, Wholesale
hlror Merchant.
I5PCirculars containing fui, particulars
snt on Application free Of charge
{I5|Mclcy should he sent IN registered
Let -, post-oii;ec orders. or by cypress.
PagL EEECEgTNER,
General Manager.
90 East Wa;er Street. Milwaukee, TO W, n
all communications should be al ircSSel.
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RfcErTIoH.-The residence Cf Mrs. J.
D. Markham was the scene IF 4 large aud
brilliant party on Thursday evening of last
week. The social world of Masitowoc ee-
ing out in full force, enjoying the cordial
hospitality ofthe occasion with all the zcst
usua. in a party loving community. One
Ueticeai lc feature was the unusually large
attendance Of the business Reu of our
City; It would seem that we are all be
coming gay as the season advances Miss
Markham, the hos'ess's young daughter,
very o5lIgingly entertaiued the company
with some lively music. The evening
passed Of very pleasantly With the usual
amuse ments of gatherings Of this kind.
where every enc goes to "sse and be
seen, until the rcfFeshISfnt hour, twelve
O'Clock, after which .hc guests began to
disperse, casting lingering looks behind Mt
a hastily improyised quairiic BY a tireless
few. If things go on in this way much
longer, we shall have to add a jenkins"
to our staff TO write up the ladies' toilet.
Supper being an affair within range Of our
experience we made the most Of it in
way which showed a keen though silent
appreciation. This is fne field f,r an
enierpriSing young man with a turn for
millinery, and a critical taste, and We
should be most happy to engage one as
the season bids fair to be a gay one
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