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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1873-03-13

EArrLE-Forty acres OF good farming
an Is are to be given away by chance at a
raffi,, on the 18th day of March, at the
store of JOHN Brace In the town of Coo
perssown, worth 5000. All who wish to
invest one dollar in an effort to possess the
land, can purchase ticket at NJ. MahO-
ny's store Oh York str, or at the PrOT Of
fec The names of the gentlemen on the
drawing committee are sufficient snaran-
tee that it will be conducted fuirly, and
purchasers of tickets can at least enjoy the
pleasant reflection of having helped g
worthy widow in making sale of her land
at fair price, whereby she may better
provide for family IS small Children.
II - 5w
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OxE OF The New NEssELs.--Slr. NJ. j.
Cummings Of Oswego, y. Y, purchased
some three months since the canal y, build
ing 10y Capt. Henry Berger. The vessel
is nearing completion under the direction
Of Capt J. " Griffin, who, since the pur-
chase, has given its construction his per
sonal attention and inspection, and viii be
really IT, iluch as soon as the ice wifi per-
init. We learn that at the launch she
viii be given the iusinaat;ng name Of the
Btaz3nq-. STIR. and has p carrying capacity
OF 10000 bushels Of wheat through the ca
nal, drawing tea feet Of water. She Is tit
ted up with all the latest improvements,
without regard to cost, and aside from tic
extra convcnicnces is said to be oac Of the
best canalers butt on this Lake. licI
owner, Mr.. Cummings, Is evidently Sta1
as he has excessively been the owner o.
three -, to-wit: The Rising Star
Guidius Star, AMI now, in oricr to reaC
his "tltle clear and stear clear OF w
River Pom, IN the fog, (Whcrc one of hi
vessels went ashore) proposes to have
Blazing Star.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1873-03-13

MAIL ACCoNNopATIoSs.-O mail IA
eilitiss have either been shamefully abused
or our PEOPLE should Immediately take steps
to have increased accommodations. Last
suInmcrand TALL after the mail contracts were
relct we got Milwaukee papers the same
day they were printed, now any where
from two to SIX days arc required for their
transit
We had been led to suppose that under
the contract the post master at Shcboygan
had no right to deliver Manitowoc mail
until after time for the for tue train from
ond du Lac each day. During the past
fearful storms and extreme cold weather
we thought our citizens need nos be cap
sou $, but it seems their soodnature las
been interpreted TO mean they did not care.
We fear we shall have to call on our friend
". ". King at Sheboysan to rise and
explain, in the hope that he in tura vii
seat the mail Contractors AMI drivers Oh
papers Of crooked pins, So that they toc
may be desircus Of rising to exPlain,if thes,
irregularities are allowed To cuu,iuuc.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1873-03-13

IN PROBATE-MANITON COUNTY
| Court. In the matter of the estate Of
Patrick oTNeai. deceased. On reading and
fling the petition Of Michael ConHell, of
Maple Grove, in >ai-l county representing
among other things that the said Patrick
O-Neal late Of Maple Grove in said county,
on the Sih dy Of + February. 4. d, 1875
at his resi- fence in -ail town Of Maple tlove
in said county, died interstate. le1yiue Eeol-,
chatteis and estate within this State OF WIS.,
eonsiu and tina, the sail petitioner Is u rel
ative of said deceased and praying that al
Iniuistration Of said estate Dc 20 Michcal
Co-neh granted, it Is orlcrc,i Il I "a petit
ton be heard before the jude of tlns Court,
on Monday, the 3Ist lay Of March. a D
1873, at ten o'clock y. NJ. at my othce IL
said county. Ordered further. that notice
thereof be iven TO the heirs of said dcc"as-
cd. and TO all persons interested, by publish
ing copy of this order for three successive
weeks prior TO the day OF hearing, in Thk
M.NITuwoC PILoT. - wecSIy newspaper,
published Mt Mantowoc. in said county
W W WALDO, County Judge
Dated Manitowoc, the 81 day Of March
\ b, 1873. aI-5W
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WHILE at Clarks Mills some ten days
since, we were shown the plans and dimcn,
sious Of the new Catholic Church tie be
built the comirg year. If we are compe-
taut to Judge from the plars shown Us by
Mr.. Wickcrt, they will have very impo-
sing structure when completed. 1t will
be forty feet wide, scvcnty-two feet long
and twenty-five feet high, with five large
windows on each side and with a steeple
ono hundred and fifteen feet high. Loca-
tel on enc one of those hills, Il good he'll
would be heard for miles around, with a
clcarncss that would remind and admoaish
all who were in the least dere!ict in their
tlcyotions.
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One Of the vcrY milIcst of eur business
mcu Mr.. +. h. Rand told Us the other
day that he had goods on the way, that
were shipped six weeks ago and that if
the morcllants had net adopted the plan
suggested by necessity, Of sorting up from
each others stocks, large bills could not
have been filed to their Customers, Kind
providence permitting we hope to have
Lake Shore Railway facilities by early
spring, Milwaukee press or banSrap. Con-
tractors to the contrary notwithstanding.
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<sa aitoy.oc and Two River ApprO-
p.ia'Ioas all right.

We clip the following from the Milwan-
kee Sentinel of the lO.h, showing that the
appropriation bill hl' ptss,l intact "a far
Il. WISCONSIN is concerned, as reported in
the PlLor three weeks ago, which gives
Nxnitowoc $4,000 Two Rivers $500;
RIVERS AND u4RB1RS.
The River anil Hlrbor bill passed both
Houses as it came from conference com
mittee. The aggregate appropriations
amount to six million, besides the as.ump
ton of the Portland AMI Louisville Canal
obligations for million an a quarter.
All the Wisconsin appropriations remained
intact,
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STATE OF WIscoNSIN, PROBATE OFFICE
County of Manitowcc. Feb. 70, A-D. 1873
Tn the matter Of the Proof and Probate Of
the last VIII and Testament Of Joseph
Folmer deceased. late e the county ofMani-
towoc. WuEEEAs, an iBs ruCcnt IN writing
purporting 10 be the last vi. and Testament
Of Joseph Folmer deceased, late Of the
County Of NaLi:owoe has been Jlcd n this
Office: whereas application has feen made
by Ellen Folmer praying that the same be
proven and admitted TO Probate according
to the laws-of this State: Therefore. II IS or
dered thrt said application be heard before
ne at the Probate Office IN the city Of Mani
towoc in said County, on the 18th day Of
March 4. D. 1878 at 10 clock A. u And
ii is further ordered. that notice shall be 81
ven 10 all persons interested IN sad Will, Of
the time and place Of said hearing by pub
LEGATION in the ManiIowoc Pilot a newspaper
printed in sail City for three successive
weeks, once week. prior to the time Of
such hearing. By the Court,
MaLBo-
.i5otl County Judge
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THE snow IS rapidly disappearing under
the Influences Of a warmer sun and attend
lug south winds. Monday afternoon the
winds gathered sufficient strength 10 brcfk
up the ice in our bay, Tuesday forenoon,
by the all of a west wind, the ice "as
driven out Of sight towards the Michigan
shore. Our citizens enjoyed the sight of
the waters of the grand old Lake again,
which has been denied them for some ten
days or more.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1873-03-13

FLoArfxc IcE.-We learn from the
Duluth Uerat,l chat four men fioasea
about on an ice island, in Lake Superior
for neg ly week.
Ne noticed on Sunday last, several boys
20 far out 81 tie bay TO be mere specEs
in tho distance. Ne don't know whether
they were prepared for a wees scj9urn On
the ice OF not, bat wish to caution them,
that un,cs- well rroyisiGnee they bad bet
ter not venture ont too boldly. The
chances are against them: AMI We might
he eailsj upon to mourn some bright
sttle fellow who ought 70 have b1ea IN
SUNDAY School. We have noticed that
bows who play on he Sabbath arc very
uniuukv, and generally lie carly; NC hope
,hcy will heed our timely warming in the
future. We wish 10 state, however, that
ye are not regularly authorized recruit
ins agent for the Union Smiiuy SoAo1t.
PEEsoN4L-Lco .Iann returned from
New York, hast week, after an absence OF
several weeks, spent IN replenishi1g the
depleted shelves and counters of the Two
Rivers Manufacturing Co.'S store We
hear that he left his family in New York
where they propose to remain several weeks
on visit to relatives and friends. The
boys At the store were engaged, yesterday
,li>posinS Of large invoice Of boots an,
shoes. This wa. the first fruits Of Mr.
Mann's recent large purchases, and cam
rsu Lake Shore railroad to Sh.boygau
rar.rI rhoncc IN Two Rivers \ raIn- w
say let u haye this roaI completed as sooI
as possible.
HExaY Maur, vice-rresilcnt Of til
Lake Shore & Western railroad, is srcnd
ing few ,ays at Two Rivers. He is a
san-iin and hopeful Of the future of hi
road as eycr.-rwo Rivers CiroHic!e
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TOWN SlgCES.

]. Caucus Of tile Democratic aud Liberal
Republicans Of tile town Of Manitowos,
viii BE held at VI. kettenhctfcn's :, North
western House, on Friday, March 18th, at
: O'Clock, p NJ, for the purpose Of elect
ing one delegate to rePresen; tie town of
Manitowoc,in the County Convention to lie
held Mareh IJtIl.
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THE PILOT.
e;7y a,socCUaTI HATTEss.



There is m pain which the Ccntaar
trrament XII Tot relieve, 10 awelhnt u
I'D Far .ai1iae, and no lamencss winch =
Ill. net curc- THIS IS strong ianG'IdSH'
s.t,t Il tue. Where the parts are not
yers. IL ELECTS are nsrycso'tS. Ut Eas
~ angs cures Jf rheumatism, neu-
i.l,ia lrk.aw, pth7- iprans, swe!hhGs,
.siet eisfs. -eaiIs. rms, sl!t-rhcain,
,ar..,... &C.. upon tive haraan frame, and
~ g.ts.rs. .n8yln, r1lis, Sc, Hpon animals
nh. ge.tr than have a.. other pretended
raf7rl : since the world srgln. Ii i
eo,r- Z r-irritaat, an asia-healin@ pain r-iics-
=. Crirles thv7w away their crHtcties'
III tai. yaIk, poisonous bites are rcnicr-
4! harml = and rhc T7nmlel are healed
wlthn,.- Gar II i. no hnmbug. Ihc
,..esra =. published around each bottle Il
,.a,5iag as no otnrr article eyer before
. t.l. .al il sells because i docs just ".la'
!. pretaat te 10, Thee who nos SafsF
from il.caEafi-u,, PAIN 81 swelling deserve
70 suffer- Il they vii not use tent,ur I''ni-
.,ar- N-re than 1000 certificates OF re-
nsrisallc cures, inciIiins frozen ldnb-,
r,.gl.4. .rhcanati.m 1t, Running tum"rs'
A.. have been received. We viii send 2
eircaar can.aining certif ate, the recipe.
ke.. GRATIS, TO any one requesting i. pHe
bottle Il tie Yellow T-aPqer Centudr LIN
p,au4 i worth one hundred dollars for spa
rifcl y sveeniel horse ana mnles, or for
,r.cY work b sheep. Stock owners : tbs
IMMINENT II wor.h vofr attention. No Ia
s,lIy -l.lulGba without Centaar Liniment
j 3 ag>E n Co., New 9rk.
,u-----.,--,s =
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Tns Purcst and Sweetest Co,-Li7cr-Oil
is Hazard and Caswclrs made on the sea
shore, from frcsh, selected livers, by Cas-
well, Hazard & Co, New York. Il is ALSO
lutcly p,rc and street. Patients who have
once iaken i, prefer it to all others.
Physicians have decided it superior to
any Of the other oils in market. l4-l9 l2w
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TUESDAY MARCH 25th.
AT TIE
ACADEMY OF H5SIC. MILWAUKEE,
Commencing at 10 \. VI.

Il7l Presents, amounting to S4o,00J Cash.
The drawjrg VIII be conducted CT the
stage Of the Academy OF Music in full view
of tie audience, ami under personal super
vision Of tie following we'll known and di>n-
terc,tea gentlemen who have kindly consent
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\ MAJ whom DR.. Chalmers engaged 70
to manage disorlerly hy-school kept
his eyes open during prayer and when oas
boy thrust pin into another he marched
up the aisle, still prayias, AMI cnifel the
boy ears, an went back Irayms. After
that he was master Of the stu alton, for
the boys thought nun who cpall watch
and pray ike that could not be put
,I,v-n
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\ FEazFN LAKE The want Of ship
ping facilities has caused n4lch profanity
among some ct our bes. business men for
the pas; two months il has seemed to Is
that a Er2tAor Moody and a uoon-lay
prayer meeting for ba;sa2ss men would be-
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Ivill sell cheap for cash one Of tn oest
end klnla,t faniIy horses in this County.
Also hara $, buggy, culter etc. Anyone
wishing Is purchase viii do wei to call
s9en. H. $. pIERroNT
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STD advertisement Of horse for sale in
an5.nrr co.unn. those who wish TO pur-
c,ase .aoal IJok to i Immediately; She Is
a bargain 10 the purchaser, as she Is stylish
uul sound.
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souu ST our citizens went down to Nil
YANKEE list week to hear Henry Ward
Beecher's lcctare, and claim they werc.
more tlan paid f.r their trouble.
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iIESpE7,oN's Spring Catalogue Of new,
rare, AMI beautiful plants, has been rccei-
we'd together with seed catalogue for 1873.
They contain all the new varieties and are
beautifully Illustrated, we call attention to
their advertisement, in another column.
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GUARDIAN SALE

TN PROBATE. MANITOWOG COUN-
LIZ Court, Minor heir of Cornelius
eason. In the Matter Of the Estate Of
chacl John Gleason, Deceased. Notice
herchy given. that by virtue and III pur-
ance of an Order of License made in sai,.
after on the 18th day Of February \. d.
S73,by the Court of said County. the undcg-
signed, Guardian Of said minor heir If said
deceased, will on Monday, the 17th day Of
March, 4. d. 1873, at ten o. clock in the
forenoon of said day at the Office Of the
County Judge. in the City Of Manitowoc, in
said County, offer for sale 1T public vcndue.
the following described lands. to-wit The
northeast quarter of the nor Invest quarter
of section No. nineteen 40 Of Township
No twenty COY north, Of range Nc Twenty
three % east, subject to life interest IN
Bridget Gleason The terms Of sale VIII be
cash on delivery of deed
BRIDGET GLEASON,
Guardian.
Dated at Manitowoc, the 18th day of F eb.
II
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Tff soc.abla of the Presbyterian society
Viii l.. AelI mex, Tuesday evening, at tic
r... l.ne. &c Mr. H. Rand.
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Hon. JOS. Villas clme home on Satur-
day last, Friday, the l1,A, he wa, on hand
ut Milwaukee to answer for the Railroad
company as required, bet no plaintiffs Pit
in an appearance. They have probably
found Il screw loose after all their blowing
oc trrwosts and sounding Of brass timbreis.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.--For the better
c,uycliencc Of those who NAV not be able
to get around during banking hours. The
Banking Rooms Of the lst National Bank,
Of this city, will be lcpt open from 5
O'Clock (. u, to o'clock p VI. each day.
{. c. EAE>Es, CuAs. LCL!NG,
President. Cashier
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DEMOCRATIC LIBERAL COUNTY
CONVENTION.

4 convention composed Of the Demo
Gratis AMI Liberal Republicans Of the
County of Manitowoc, Viii be held at the
Court House in the City Of Manitowoc on
SATURDAY, March 18Th, a: II o'clock, ".
for the purpose Of nominating candicate
for County judge. The different towns
and wards will be entitled to representation
at the rate Of one delegate for every fifty
votes cast for Greeley Electors at the Novem-
Der clccticr, ~. additional one for any trac
ton Of fifty exceeding twenty-five, accor-
ding to the time honerea custom heretofore
prevailing which will give the following
representation respectively TO the several
towns and wards. so-Tit.
Scllcsni. , Delegates, Eaton 4, Rock
land, /, Liberty |, Mecme !, Newton ),
Centrcvillc }, Maple Grove B, Franklin ,,
kossuth 3, Gibson ,, Coop erstown j
Manitowoc Rapids ,, Cato ), Two Greeks
|, Mishcott /, Two Rivers &, Manitowoc
Town |, NAuitowoc City, lst ward, ,, II
ward |, 81 ward ,, 18th ward /.
BIZ order of Democratic County Committee
T. g. DLM>TED, Chairman.
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OFFICERS ASr DIRECTORS OF THE Asso-

osrIcFR IL A ScLmidner President, ?
pcustcY, Vice President; I y Jacobs,
Secretary; " II Jacobs, Treasurer.
DIRECToRs.--G e TRIUMPH. President
South Sile Sank, Angus; Grcu!ich. Whole
sale Liquor Dealer. l. y Sch midtner, Mil
WI hee Court House Architect. Iicthr oc.:
Attorncv-at-law. + W Jacobs General lnsul
ancc Agent, Ludwig Nogc,, Carpenter AMI
Builder Utto ZwictuSch. Proprietor Soda
Water Factory, 4 F W#!isch!aegcr, Hard
ware MeIchant, Jacob Blum, contractor
Milwaukee Count House. EG Aschcrm7nn.
Wholesale Tobacconist, Y Dcu>t,r. Pro-
prictor Milwaukee Sec Botc, J kissingcr
Wholesale Liquor Merchant, " Humid
hauscn ex-}.i!waukec City Treasurer. J f
Mann. attorney at-!aw. Lewis RinlSkopf,
Alderman Milwaukee. Hermann Xcelr!aut,
Proprietor Tanncry, ) 7 Hooker. Commits:
sion Merchant, Sam Rindskopf, Wholesale
Liquor Merchant.
sa~ Circuars containing full particulars
sent on application free Of charge
Asy~Moncy should be sent in registered
letters, post-oiiice orders. OF by express.
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by order Of the Committee,

CauRcu a.ItE.-Thc Rev Mr.. fiske
Rector At Oeoromowoc viii hold service
at the St james Episcopal church on S"n-
day morning next at Ealf past ten \. II.
The Rev. NJ. Laycn discoarses next
Sabbath evening At the Methodist church
on 9TH St. to prof >>iaaal men and trades
lnen. We learn that til" proceedings dis
courses 10 young mon and young women,
were vel at,en.cd and highly spoken OF.
TuEEE VIII be teachers meeting at
Grimni's crossing IN Saturday, the pa
Gay of March. Tho selection for aaalyti
r.adn'g, IS on page loI, San,,ers New
Fourth Reader, The Yankee Boz"
LlTES-The estimated loss by FIRE at
Two Rivers is 100000. 10000 dozen
pals is mentioned as one item. IS dry
lsa,s VIII contents, as ruJ,ncr.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,

For the relief and
cure Of all dersngce-
] ].
ncnts in the stonl-
aCh, liver, and bow
els. They are Mill
~ apcTient, and an
S6rAF excellent purgatiye.
Being purely YeSe>
table, they contain
S-Srs.s no mercury or mine
h3 raj whatever. Much
~ serious sickness and
Il suffering i prevent
< cd by their timely
r.e: and every family should have them on hand
for their protection and relief, when required.
Long exDerience has prov them TO he the SAT-
est, surest, and best of all the PITS with Which
the market abounds. by their occasional use
tie blood i purified, the coTTuptlons OF The sl .
tom expelled distractions removed, and NE
whole machinery Of life restored 10 It's Heaithy
activity Internal organs which become closgeI
and sluggish are eleansed 1y -iper $500, ~
stimulated into action. Thus mclpieht di>ease
is changed into health, the value oil Wlch ciahsc,
when reckoned on the vast multitucee VINO ei.loy
it, can hardly be computed. Their sugar coating
makes them pleasant 10 take, and preserves their
virtues unimpaircd for any iensin OF tlne, 20
that they are ever fresh, and perfectly relipie.
Although searching, they are mid, and operate
without disturbance 10 the constitution, or ulei' OK
occupation.
Fuil directions are given on the wrapper to
each box, how to use them as y Family fhSslc,
and for the following complaints, wmch 'hese
Pills rapidly cure
For Dy.Dep.ia or indigestion. Ltssless-
ness. Lan-siOr and Los. Of Appetite. they
should be taken moderately to stimulate me stohi-
arh, az 4 restore its healthy tone and action.
For Liver Complaint and It's various s!hil
toms Bilious Headache. SICK hsa1-
ache. Jaundicc or Green sickness, Hi,,
fOus Collie and Bilious FrSers, they sfonIi
he iudiciousy taken f0r each case, to correct ule
diseased action remove the distractions winch
cause II. -.
For Uysentcry or DsarrhGa, but ono
mild dose is generally required.
For RheumatiaIa. dsOut, 9raSei. A.ai'
,,Itation Of the Heart. Pain In the
nidc Back and Lotns, they should be contin
nomsIy tai ken, as required to change the diseased
action of the system. With such change those
complaints disappear.
For EsrOpry and DrOpsicat S"eiifngs
they should be taken in large anu frequent uosc'
to produce the effect of 4 drastic purge.
For SuppTession. large dose shoulH D'
taken, as if produces the desired elect by sym
pathy. -. mn, =,
As Dinner Pin. take one or two I'ittS L
promote digestion and relieve the stomach.
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach an
bowels, restores the appetite, and lnvlgorates IN
system. Hence it is often adyantageous wher
no serious arrangement exists. one VINO ieel
toierably well, often finds that dose OF tncs
pills makes him feel decidedly better, from ihel
apparatus.
PREPARED BIT
Dr. &c. 1YER9 CO., Practical Chemtst'
LOWELL, MISS, U. s. 4.
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS EYERYWHEE
r g. j. RO6 NSON, AgeLi
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W. clip the following personal mention,
from the VI, lison Democrat Of March 1t
Snoring our Senator, Cal II. sciImidt's
legislative standing at the State capitol.
Sen. Carl Schmidt i. one Of the best
presiding officers in tic Senate. lie j. a
good parliamentarian and discharges basi
ness with accuracy and dispatch. As Il
careful an I efficient Legislator Mr. $. has
established an enYiaLle reputation
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NEW LIVERY STABLE
CHARLES T. WlNTON,
Good First Glass Teams

To all WHO desxe them. Either double
and single furnished on short notice.
Having recently purchased a new and
beautiful assortment Of buggies, etc, su-
perior to any IN the county, he Is pre-
pared TO attend TO any calls with promEt-
ness AID dispatch. He may be found at
any time or Seventh street, between Buffalo
and Ghic. 20 streets. i2-4-.:
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=-as
WARD CAUCUS.

lst Ward. \ Democratic LIl-rai caucus
will be held at the Williams House on
Friday evening. March lilh, at ! O'Clock
p. IN, fgr the purpose II cleetiHg one Gele-
gate to the County Convention on Satur-
day, March 18th, 1875 By order OF Ward
Committee
2lWari-ts the Winliatc House,
Friday evening, March lith, to elect one
delegate.
81 W,rl- Joe IIoycr Saloon
Friday eycrins, March l4.h, to elect ore
/ lelcsatc.
It'll Warl.--At the pLor Office, Friday
evening, March It'll, to elect one lie cgatc.
CuArrEp lands, face, rough skin, PIN
pies, rin.worrn, -alt-rheum, AMI Jther cata-
ncOus- affections cured, anl the skin made
soft and smooth, h. using the Juniper tar
soap, made by Caswrll, Hazard & Co.
Ncw York BE certain to get the Jm"per
Tar Soap, as there are many worthless
limitations made with common tar. 1919
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For the relief and
cure OF all dcrsnge
mcnts in the stom-
ach, liver, and bow.
els. They are a Mill
apcTient, and an
excellent pITgatiye.
Being purely veSe
table, they contain
no mercury or mine
raj whatever. Much
serious sickness and
suffering i prevent
oil Inv their timely