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HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.

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Twenty four forty eight hours given purchasers to test
CATALOGUE or i SSSs5S SsIDArs SALE
rRoTTISa M MARE,-oHEsINyr TRoTr5No MARE
d dGsrOuFhSrssd sMS ms tina mare e 81 S hands high years
ek at a she aS s sSn
e San te teos s% Sa heats ca m batter than
sSH9a SS aHa q' MARE
N mall al @ esn res Ses old or a ni and and
every respect ysTy superior sac tTatsd
mc cva's 4ps o .c%
d 5 sSn .ns ns aryef
mares have been used as team and trot in 25O
HARSEssSFINE SET DOUBLE HARNESS, MADE By
ROAD poaVspSs WpnGoN-rop WAGON WITH POLE AND
sprE TfS pasf sIaE
$lpSS mare; ~ hands hish Years oIds Kind and
any day "a and is when f IN cond,tcn lon S has never
SSRsss SS $ sRSS SiS E. s'y ras
sys and d2Rs s
oaer a. S II ena y,fs 81 dr sanseST or
"qss ana apa s se sre 5 a AND and @ ;
have been driven together and are superior
Rs15 %ssSSrSF W2sss AyR ssr
fs19eH'5y San RsssE HORSE m HANDS HIGH
sr na sa nus n M % ro Ses
minutes e fears n nothing can be be- driven % BY lady
the city; warranted sound.
s for Eae al
are to be absolutely sold without reserve.
ELEGANT TEAM BAY HORSES, lsk HANDS HIGH,
sar ola KIND and true true ana in al ,
in every respect rst class carriage team and are
sound kind ana @ s, sold to pay &c and
S SS 4;
good travellers ami a perfectly safe ana reliable
y1crDRy D!sRay yhsHH sfan Hss4 IL ff5aif: &C.
Al harness; REC from vice good traysiisrs; ine
sygs stylish drye, nte M essn usSd private car
GourE IN 6SSS GOOD oRDER bER nv vvnvo.r .,cv
years old S kind and true IN mail ali harness s free from
ana With nndns VIII
superior roadster; warranted sound; also set Har-
ISssp R Tso s spsfX HaH SEw YEARS OLD
'f fna
one L4NpAgkET IaA SEAR1y N SEw
and true in all harness free IRON good trav.
RoA6 WaGo IN BUILT
BAY MAIZE MAIZE. ls,s HANDS HiGH; YEARS OLD; KIND
and true in all har.csf free from vice. and a good
sr sss s:: Ds:s.sse time Of ''
HS HSSS %SsSS 5Ef a5fLF y ap R1x slfyESs
THREE TOR WAGONS NEARLY NEW
hsTne EsfGn sssSIes on whn r,nioIe ae Springs
Weather never interleres with our sales.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

0S2O ZOO is DRAWN DAILY IN THE LEGAL
pOOo;OOC ICED Kentucky Lottery. ROYAL Ha-
vana and Kentucky circulars Tree. 1shc. commission
allowed. Address BAILEY co. lofhce established 80
years., ia Broadway.
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A LARGE. DOUBLE DOOR, WILDER FIR2-PRooY
"A Safe at bargain. Sold for want of money AZ 90
ErOn
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DREssMAKISa.
ECONOMY, PROMrTEEss AND PERFECT FIT

Mcssrs. LORD TAYLOR. to prove that RETRENCH-
MENT is possible, have % arranged their Dressmaking
Department that ECONOMY in material and trimming IL
particularly studied In every detail, and they
furnishing Dresses at a MtCH Less PRICE than the
of imported ganncntx while for STYLE, FIT and
GENERAL MAKE UP they are every way equal to the
finest Partisan manufacture. The IMMENSE INCREASE
OF orders during the past month prevented usual
prompness but now, with extended facilities and the
COMPLETE REORGANIZATION OF the depar artment, we
can safely
GUARANTEE ALL ORDERS AT THE TIME AGREED,
LORD TAYLOR
Broadway and Twentieth street
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k'0R SALE-FINE BUSINESS GIG: ALSO HORSES.
fourth street
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THE TURF.


nEERF0OT DRIVING PARK-oN WEDNESDAY,
~ May ~, 1873. Purse of $780, horses thar never
beat sao $2s 10 first $so to second $50 to third also
frst $50 70 second. SU TO tnird TO close Saturday
May IT. M9P. NJ, at Johnson's saloon, Twenty eighth
GRAND RUNNING RACE. AT TIE CLUB GROUNDS
VI New Dorp, g l.. Nav H. lS73.-Parties wishing to
reach the grounds will leave New York with the
O'Clock boat Stages will be at the New porp depot
convey passengers to the race course.
d. r. RyERs. Proprietor.
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LOST AND FOUND.

7 OST-DIAMOND PIN; SMALL STONE; A LIBERAL
IL reward will be paii and no questions asked. Ad
dress appointing Interview. room $50 Grand Central
Hotel
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FOR SALE.

a oip hsTABLiShED CORNER WINE LIQUOR
"A andIager Beer Saloon for safe terms rcasOfiabla
Inquire On The premies. 30 Broone corner Norfolk
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N'OR SALE-A GENTLENAN'S TURNOUT CONSIST
Ing OF par OF bay Horses, i6s hands high years
ou also shtiEg Dog Cart top and of
Double Harness all in good order; will be sold together
or separately. Apply at rkUESDELI'S stables l26 and
f28 West Forty sixth street
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A N Y SALES AND CARRIAGE REPOSITORY,
IA. $50 AND Sn FOURTH AVENUE.
CARRIAGES, HARNESS, BLANKETS, &C, ALWAYS
on HAND AT PRIVATE SALE.
RICHARD MCCULLOUGH, PROPRIETOR
ALLEN Il. MINER BRO, AUCTIONEERS
Sales Horses Carriages &c, Thursday of each week.
Entries Of articles tor auction can be made at repository
above salesrooms Of Auconccrs 10 Chambers street
LIBERAL ADVANCES MADE on CONSIGSMENTS.
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~ ~--
FOR SALE, ALL KINDS OF FANCY dogs
IA. Birds, hc. Medicines for all diseases; Prepares
Food for mocking birds At b. q. DoyEYs, No Green
street near Canal.
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LNoR SALE-A SPLENDID BAY HORSE JUST AR
L. rived from Vermont. l6 hands high years Old :
warranted sound and kind good pole horse. Apply at
Truesdclls stables l26 and l28 Fortysxth street
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A PACKAGE EXPRESS FOR sALR-wILL RE SOLE
n cheap IL applied for immediately Appjv nf -
Canal street cxpross Office between IL o'c lock
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

(NHEAP TRANSPO RTATI0N. THE PROBLEM VIC ULD
~ be solved II lighter locomotives could draw more
thinks he has the solution BY causing the driving wheels
70 turn round point which, H not their centre and gly
arc acting then like cana Capital solicited Address
Oh. j. QCETII, c. E., Bergen, NJ,
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FIRST CLASS CIGAR STORE FOR sAIE-I,OCA
"A tion unsurpassed lower part city heart business
sold In consequence OF Ill health extraordinary chancs
Tor enterprising party TO make Call
al 25 Chambers street
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THE BREWSTER WAGON" A.
In all weights Cor pleasure driving or speeding
exquisitcy finished
and embracing in their construction the various improve
ments introduced by during the past 10 years. making
them
the standard for Quality
throughout the United states.
these wagons are exclusively the production Of our
weli-known Brcome street factory and offered in
stock all respects equal in qualify to those built the
order OF the most valued customer, and at prices
uniform TO all
In order that we may not be confounded with Joint
stock company OF carriage dealers who have adopted
firm similar to and impudcntly claim the
reputation have made for the Brewster Wagon" we
beg the public will remember that our only warerooms
at the corner OF
Fifth avenue and Fourteenth street,
and our only Factory on Broome street
BREWSTER & CO.,
OF Broome street.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-11-10

4f-irfiu as MT sl"p at 3 'yd iasia, !, FER
or " err Switch, aal stops ol!y o siSu"! al
BrnGht'u o .@tcyIlc.
- ram do no, stop. ID stop on Signal.
u strp for Meal
rr,u- np1 81 run caiy- All other trans
daily exec. II l',H.
IN ~anaag- .,.n lwi.lrm one hoar late from
Na~v o. rU tty
TrUl a.l .tupfr Nouc'v.I'a on SiE'al for Pas
-0u.ort going >or.h ci o. Ousytc.
Traig4 uls 'e@y. OF housewife l'ns.cagers that
were reycy.d Eorh OF 'ltusyi'le
} LAWRENCE, Gen, Supt
G j. HtFBUuN Asst -uyt.
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IoiTs50LEVAi.AHY wv.

Oa and af,r Mon Gay, = Y J. 1872, lraips will
,. l,- p oWr.
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.e.tn. pyttce. ~ cent, per line, each tn9crtl'u.
AL,uru.orI.rta AyaulU Gusrt'r.y ~ at'r.Dc
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tatnn for Jamestown, n Y. AID cOureeti
with \ Il q. ", trains cast aud vest. Connect
Warren with tiH.Is sss, and wort on IN, PEls
r. r. HAYFR Cent sry,
iueSliS. sw Tsrk
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.N5E. v.tf5f FS ~ .r,'S S'ts-sJ'NV 4fgE..
~ t.ta q. 80. wy 40, tt.rllaA -
&; s'E s'Est--'g; .sv. .-. II.
tD ,Ha after sb1ie.py Jnly ION, 1873
.rrirs wilt lr.' r~ ...V-:
:, UrHU etD TRAINS.
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-11-12

Mr.. Briton did not O. TO the Con
tinent after all with Fred. lie went
off by himself on a scientific tour to
Central America and Mr.. Harold de
parted on his travels, accompanied
by his mother and sisters and his
cousin Adela, a young lady whom it
was his duty as the head Of the fam
lily to marry.
He had a long talk with Mildred
before he went.
I'VE must wait twelve months"
he said, land then / shall be my own
master l can't tell the Datcr-she
would make me marry Adela."
You had better do 50" said Mil
dred, scornfnly. Sine was beginning
to hate her position, to despise weak,
good-natured Fred.
"Well. its almost pity" hc an
swered. smiling. Il haven't managed
to fall in love with her; it would
have joined the estates so nicely. /
can fancy the matters rage when she
finds out l have chosen you. But
YOU are worth q thousand Adelas,
Mildred dear. l shall be proud Of
my wife"
Fred went shroad with his family
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THE Door UNL0CKED.-Somc time
since l wished to enter a strange
church with minister a little before
the time for service: Weprocurei a
key, but tried in vain to unlock the
outside door with it. We concluded
We had the wrong key and sent to
the janitor for the right one. But he
came and told US the door was a..
ready unlocked. All we had to do
was to push. and the door would
open. We thought ourselves locked
out, when there was nothing to him
der us from entering.
In the same way VIC fail to enter
into love and fellowship with God.
The door, We think. is locked against
US. We Try to 6t some key Of extra
ordinary faith TO open it. We try to
get our minds wrought up to some
high pitch OF feeling. We cay. II
have the wrong key; I must feel
pore sorry: l must weep more"
And all the time the door is ready to
open if we come boldly, with humble
calnestnee, to the throne Of grace.
We may enter freely. at once. with
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tea-tray, Rollo went to sleep. and
Mildred got mp to 90 to her aunt's
room. The rest Of the bunch Of roses
was lying on the ground. She picked
them up, hot tears aching in her
eyes.
Poor little things" she said,
touching the withered petals with
her dry, feverish lips. Il wonder
what will be the end"
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COUDERSPORT PA. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER u 1873

dred found herself shaking hands
with Mr. Briton.
Il came down this morning.
could not resist the temptation Of
spending another Sunday here and |
have some news to tell YOU, Mildred"
She sat down on the porch seat.
hardly speaking.
i am 50 happy" he said eagerly.
Il came straight down here to speak
to you. Mildred, you won't be 50
cruel to-day. l love YOU dearly.
"Hush, She said, picking up her
music and smoothing out the leaves
with trembling hands. You mustn't
speak TO me like that-I have never
given YOU any right to do So"
"Mildred,"
Il haven't" She returned in a sti-
fled voice, Il am very sorry. but"
What DO You mean" he asked
sternly.
/ am '"7"7eu, 7'iI S'''' "l',i'9'
me like that2 l have done no more
than girls do every day"
ne ."oN iier music rom h'F Ireln-
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CHAPTER III.

The Sunday morning dawned bright
and clear. Mildred was up early
she was organist at the church oppo-
site, and generally practiccd little
before the service began. With her
music in her hand she came across
the road and opened the wicket by
the large gate.
4 tall figure standing in the shad-
ow the porch. In dull surprise Mil
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Bought with q Price.

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same strin, trampling Alilly's pride
into the du-t-a bitter punishment.
: CHAPTER X, AND IlsT.
/ Four years had passed since Nil
dred left Waltlam. heart-sick of the
pIace-four dreary years Of lie rs a
I goyerncss. partly in a school. partly
in the family she was with now. Her
pupil~-three little romping children.
who had been playing at little dis
tmce OH the -auj,-clmc running mp
with some pretty shells.
Look, Miss Hugo. y,e are going
10 take them home to mamma" She
answered them plea7antIy-thc child
+ ren seemed tcr only friend, just now.
We had better % back, she said.
taking little Arthur's band. The
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eyes.
Poor little things she said.
touching the withered petals with
her dry, feverish lips. Il wonder
what will be the end"
CHAPTER T.
The twilight Of the next day was
gathering a. Miss Hugo come cut Of
the gates Of the great house with
roll Of music in her hand and walked
swiftly towards home. \ dark, tall
figure followed her, gaining rapidly
on her footsteps. She stopped wait
ing for him to come up.
Fred, l can't have this; you
mustn't 30 it."
why not, he asked eagerly. Il
am going away with Briton next
week YOU know; don't make me any
more miserable than | am"
Its very foolish" and she let him
walk on at her side, talking to her in
happy, broken sentences.
In twelve months I shall be my
own master, when | come back from
that hateful Continent, and then we'll
get married. ell. Milired2"
Il don't know"
You wouldn't have the heart to
ills me now. Mildrei?"
She stopped, her face flushing, her
voice hot and broken.
Mr.. Harold. understand plainly
there j. no engagement between Us.
l will not be bound in any way"
He tried to speak, but she went on
u don't care for you-you know l
don't. l wish YOU would 90 home
You make me very uncomfortable" D."
Il beg your pardon. Don't be
c..-.T =,
7" y'''I - : ~ ,''> : w - ="
happy"
They had reached the garden gate
by this time and Mildred lent back
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Il don't know Ont 7 om 9, +;rad
Why won't YOU goyv
.. am ooinr Goodb,- dear" Sba
went nm Tho uafb and lef, him
In the little narIor the fire burnt
brigbtIv RoIIo snrong mn n meet
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" - ~ - T."
pill"
4 would Je very good, = he said,
in a low voice.
NO, YOU wouldn't; YOU know
You wouldn't. You are too fond OF
teaching to learn"
Listen to me, please" he urged.
81 won't listen. | know what YOU
are going to say and it is better left
unsaid. Will You have a cup Of tea
! will call auntie down to propiti-
ate the proprieties."
Il don't want any tea. I am not
going to be treated politely by you.
Mildred"
4 am not going to treat You po-
litely," she said. as she came back
to the rug. laughing - don't he
frightened" She stood opposite. still
laughing, her beautiful face dimpling
and sparkling.
Hlofe"' Said MI brl'on' Il wall
Harold on to the Continent for
twelve moths, and I'll stay here try
ing to make my. pupils understand
""',' mus .'i'''''~' "'" %" Conc
oacA ! VIII L-7'eh 70 ) ." anu 9i'''- o
"'I5 70 answer
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NllI come n''oN "e''"e' 70 some
"l..i ming l''.'"" "o'n,'',
9 ) ''H'' ~ S'''''' ''''''lS'
ef'a'"iS !. - OF ! may MARI )
some Ie'''-"''e,' "''N''n professor !
won | answer I'i H. s,ll
oI Pg'Na -''' D,.'o'' "a"
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Gown 10 pun holl' ; ears ana "'"
no, ,.., see '"e '"' A"Nn 'i'''' covered
N'l.''s" i'-ce'
Doh YOU 'A.hN We nave take"
enough. sIe 7a''' want my 'ca'
ana am I'Ee,''
" eI' WI" 60 9''a'' see lo"
aSaln' MILDRED. fiaro'o VIII J"'h NE
IN Loh"oh il ! 90 "l~n hlil'
"oo..-'l' 'ne"' J 7'i;'ii MISS your
voice III choiF' -Hf- hI''oh-l nope
your successor III Tue 9cnooI WIZ
nave " soo' tenor ne "e'" i9i
nam" a. sue Nt''Ne'
"ei'e iHo"-'iN - I long ''Ll'e'
he sad. "UlNe me something 'la'
MI be a Ink VITA Jhese happI
day.
10 Keep my memory green :.
Have one oI these MOWERS. Take
your cholee-
~ o.. owe me- t.Up
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party aud the old round Of life went
on for Mildred. The winter passed
and the bright summer, with no
change but the death of AIildred's
aunt. They had never loved each
other much. but Mildred felt lonelicr
still without her.
In the early autumn came letter
to the cottage from Mrs. Harold.
My son ,ells me, the letter ran,
THAT there has been something like
an engagement between YOU and him:
| don't wish to write about the un-
worthinesS of Your conduct-that IS
all past and gone. am merely
obeying my sons wishes in address
ing YOU. He Is to be married to-
morrow TO Miss Adela Bremen, and
he hopes yon thought no more Of his
words than lie did Of yours
The letter al through was in the
same strin, trampling MilIy's pride
into the du-t-a bitter punishment.
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SocIABI E.-The Episcopal sociablc a,
the Windiatc House last Thursday evening
vas, in defiance Of the blu.tering stormy
weather, largely attended aud heartily en-
jrycd. Since the ladies have promulgated
their Refreshments edict, fer thciy Society.
they have been more successful. Certain
| II, cup of coffee, with its attendant sand
w'ch and ec ct, are very refreshing
after the wear AMI tear of q pro
ionged effort to be complacent and agreea-
BILE; an excrtion, by the way, VIII ich
shSull be appreciated and rewarded, not By
results alone, which possibly might not be
Visible to the naked eye, bat by the mani
fest desire and intention. We make
these special pleadings for the male biped,
of course, as we have vet to see the lady
who is no. charming when she chooses,
and she invariably chooses so to be at
Church SOcmbles We learn that the net
proceeds Of the evening were very salts
factory - the society, While these partici-
pating viii vote in chorus that next to
having COOL time, it's most comforta-
bic thought that ones enjoyment came Of
charitable intentions, sanctioned by the
Church Militant
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to be his peculiar favorite, and he succeed
ed admirably in awakening the better
feelings of his audience, by is,rs .rating the
fatal incidents that might occur from want
OF proper knowledge of etiquette.
The nae ting shen adjourned, and every
one seemed well pleased with the days re-
suits. Owing, suppose to the severity Of
the weather, but few teachers were in at
tendance. 1t is hoped that all who can.
will attend those meetings, and thereby
prove by their acts that they have an in
tercst in the profession they have chosen.
PRocRANxE FOR MAscis Sth.
FORENOON SESSION.
IIistory-War of I8l2,-D. s. Day ::
Penmanship-J. L. Cleary; Drill in Mu-
sic-T. Coleman
AFTERNOON SESSION.
GcograTh. of U. Sc. F. Vicbahn !;
Drill in Parsing-M. II. Cleary Analy-
teal Spelling-J. C. Smith Con. of US
Judy. Dcp't.-Michacl kirwan.
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SHERIFF SALE.

by virtue Of IN execution issued out Of and
Dunler the seal Of the Circuit Court If
Manitowoc County. Wisconsin, upon n
judgement rendered in said county on the
| lth day Of November, A. d. 1879, before
Adolphus Hudson, one Of the Justices Of the
Peace in and for said County, in favor Of
Anton Hueck, and against John Miller. a
transcript of which said judgement was duly
filed in the Office Of the Clerk of the Circuit
Court of Manitowoc County and said Judge
mcnt duly dock eted in said office on the 18th
day of December, A d. 1860. | have levied
upon all the right title and interest which
the said John Miller had on the 18Th day Of
December, a. D., 1873. or at any time
thereafter, of in and 10 the following de-
scribed property, to-wit: The west one half
of the northwest quarter and the southeast
quarter of the northwest quarter of section
No. twelve in Township No. twcuty-one
North, of Range No. twenty-threc. East
in the County of Manitowoc and State of
Wisconsin, which | will sell at public auc-
ton TO the highest bidder, ut tho front door
of the Court House in the City Of ManiIowoc
in said County Of Manitowoc, on Saturday.
the 9Th day of April, A. D., 1873, at 10
O'Clock in the forenoon of said day.
Dated. Shcriff's Office, Man,owoc, Wis
this 10Th day Of February. 1873.
r. ID. SMART,
Sheriff Of Mantowoc sounty