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HUMoR AND SARcAsM.-It is not

HUMoR AND SARcASM.--It ls not
everybody who knows where to joke,
or when, OF how and whoever is igno-
rart Of these conditions had better not
Joke at all. A gentleman never at
tempts to be humorous at the expense
Of people with whom he is but slightly
acquainted. In fact, it is neither
good manners nor wise policy to joke
:. ..-s:o ss::,o,A;ady's expense; that is to say,
70 make anybody uncomfortable mere
ly to raise laugh. Old A1sop, who
was doubtless the subject Of many a
gibe on account of his bumped back,
tells the whole story in his fable of
"The Boys and the Frogs" What
was jolly for the youngsters was
death to the croakers. y jest may
cut deeper than curse. Some
men are so constituted that they can
not take even a friendly joke IN good
part and, instead Of repaying it in the
same light coin, will requite it with
contumely and insult. Never banter
one of this class, for he will brood over
your badinage long after YOU have
forgotten it, and it is not prudent to
incur any ones enmity for the sake Of
uttering a smart dondlc c"t0"lre or y
tart repartee. Eidicule, at best, is
perilous weapon. Satire, however,
when levcled at social follies and po-
litical evils, is not only legitimate, but
commendablc. 1t has shamed down
more abuses than we're ever abolished
by force Of logic.
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s@- Butter is plenty at 40 cts,
The wet weather brings out the grasa
the grass sets the milk to flowing
the maiden all forlorn milks the COW
with the crumpled horn, the mill;
brings the butter, and the butter
usually brings the cash.
s9- Public opinion, true or false
hunts many q man to death,
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Walnuts will be plenty.
Brazil is full Of coffee grounds.
Squash seed are fatal to fowls.

CCHOOI. BOOKS!l
~ SCHOOL BOOKS!!
SCHOOL BOOKS..!
REMEMBER,
That we have opened fine and full sssor:
mcnt of
SCHOOL BOOKS,
and School requisites. such as arc used il
he Public and Private Schools OK Frc,t
crick county, which we shall sell at New
York prices. ry Don't forget to call a
SMITHS Temple of Fancy.
sept 2O-tf Frederick, Ma.
, 1873-10-05
DIVORCES.

nIYoROES-1NuALLY onTAINED-FEE AFTlsN
the Courts Of Chicago, Address r. o. uu1 1867.
, 1873-10-05

ITO EXOllANGE-A NO. ILLINOIS STOCK AND
i grain farm. lavg9 BRICK house. harns tnbor. living
wnor, vol fenced, pQ mifaa from Oicago, dAnnt
NJ tnonl'Eauus Alao tovorAl otAar improved farms foi
M1QIl. Il Uonrhnrn.at, ~ = -, =.
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Let's ali go fer Them.

Inaccordanoe with the new law tho Post
master General has issued instructions to
postmasters TO collect postage on news
papers mailed to points within the county
where they are published. and on news
paper exchanges. after the first of July.
This is the congressional nude of taking
revenge for demanding the repeal Of the
iranking abuse. Ii yet remains to he
seen whether the members of Congress
who voted Tor the passage of this l. u
have increased their chances for re-
election. - Dodgrilie Chronicle
One of the most destructive burdens
ever heaped upon the country press, was
the repeal of The law allowing their Tree
circulation in the county and towns in
WHICH they We're published. OF course,
it was all In the interest Of Ibe proprieior>
of the grea' city dailies who never patron
IZe Uncle Sam to any great extent, a.
the great portion ottheir issues are sent
By express, or sold on the uains.
Butthose gentleman Congressmen who
have done this pnseemiy thing, will tind
in the rud that what are termed the
country press are running this Govern
ment, absurd as the assertion may appear
to many; and we soiemnly assert. that We
will never support any man for Congress
until he pledges hin. elf to restore the
ola Ia ~ atin -sessl.a, .slssa.liefssi e heH.
that they restore the thanking privilege
also, as it formetly existed. Aaoriy will
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RAIaWAH rnnE.

1t is announced that the directors of
the Chicago ana Northwestern aud of the
Milwaukee and ST. Paul Railroad Com
panies have agreed to pool their earnings
for the next seven years. In other words.
these two great corporations are TO be
essentially consolidated under one man
agement- The action of the New York
directors has yet TO be ratified by the re-
preventative OF the German aud Dutch
interests now on his way from Auster
dam. 1t is presumed, however, that he
will sanction the Arrangement that has
been agl eed upon at New York. aud the
two roads will thus virtually become one
in interest aud control The purpose of
his combination is Of course to avoid
competition in the business that natur
ally tends 10 the two lines of road. and
signifies such rates of transportation as
the consolidated management may see
6t to inn pose. By this union over Sl0o.
900 600 of capital and the control of over
3.0U0 miles of railway Is to all intents aud
purposes placed in the hands OF sin-
gle corporation, the vast. not TO say
dangerous power thai il Ril' thus be en-
abled to WELD. will be readily cJmpre-
hended. The inter sts of the entire
Northwest will be affected by the con-
>olidaIion, and the people of this State,
in particular. cannot but regret the ac-
tion taken By these two powerful corro-
rations. as they had bored 70 see heal
thy competition maintained between
them We had hored, moreover that
nothing would be done to precipitate such
a contest in this State as Is noE going on
ia 1lliLo,s bit If our railroad companies
ohoose at any tine To present the issue.
We suppose the people Will not hesitate
To meet it; and they viii probably be a.
we'll prepared at one iime as another
N0toaslaee !Sertlaa ,Ik,y q
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Last week we noticed the death OF
James L. Orr, q. s. Ambassador at 81
Petersburg, and Of James Brooks, of
New York now we have to record the
death Of Oakes Ames. VI. c. of Mass
on the 8th inst, of Paralysis, also of
Salmon P. Chase, Chief Justice of the
L. s., on the 7th inst, at New York
The decease of Mr.. Orr was quite un-
expected, as he was only 81 years of age,
and was caused by inflammation of the
lungs the death of Ames and Brooks,
so nearly together, is mainly ascribed to
the intense excitement, and mental over
exertion caused by the developments
OF the Credit Mobilier investigation
and only the demise of the Chief Justice.
by apoplexity, could have been expect
ed at any moment from the illness to
which he had been subjected for much of
his time during the last two or three
Vpars
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HON. Il. q. HOWE.

The New York Tifi5s11c says that Asso-
ciate Justice Miller. Attorney General
eral Williams, William NJ Evarts and
Judge Woodward, of New York, have
been mentioned IN connection with the
Chief Justiceship. Conking is said not
to desire it, preferring the more active
life of Senator, and aspiring to the
place of President. Howe and Edmunds
are declared to be standing candidates,
but the latter is out of the field, as the
salary of the Office has been increased
during his term as Senator. 1t is inti-
mated that as the court has adjourned to
October, no appointment will be made
at present.
Among these candidates named there
is certainly none more worthy or better
qualified than Senator I, o. Howe. Not
only his legal acumen and depth of learn
ing, out especially his purity of thought
and action, securing a reputation as un-
spotted as when he first entered on his
long and eminent public services, make
him most deservedly the first man en-
titled to the homer of being appointed
the Chief Justice of the United States
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AN oGDaMENDMssr.

Congress, in September 1859 submit
ted twelve amendments to the Constitu-
tion. ten of which were adopted. the
same being he first zen how appended to
that instrument, and two were rejected
one one which was the following: No
law varying the cora pensation for services
al Senators and Representatives shall
take effect Gn;Il an election of Reple>eD-
tatives shall have In.erveneG.
liad this amendment been adopted, as
brought 10 have been the last Congress
could not have voted itself back pay for
TWO years. and a great scandal would
have been averied. Such an amendment
would have supplied a much needed
guard against Congressional robbery
foe as the Constitution now stands there
IS nothing to prevent a Congress from
voting itself an increase of pay 10 any
amount, except Its own moral sense, and
that unhappiiy Is no stronger in Congress
men than in men in other responsible po-
sitious, who are often caught not only
transgressIrg moral obligations. but he
commands OF clearly defined laws So
far as any constitutional or statutGry pro
hIbitlon Is concerned. the last Congress
might have voted each member twenty
fifty. o. hundred thousand dollars "fbaek
pay rs well as Ave thousand, and who
shall say that time nIay not come when
enough bad men may get into Congress
to carry through some such gigantic steal?
True. such robbery Is net likely to take
place fer, happily, the minority Of Con-
greSsmen have a wholesome regard for
public sentiment, bur ii is not eco~sary
or wise to subject men to the temptation
ot setting their own value upon their ser
vices and drawing that amount out of the
treasury. = Wisconsin
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make any thing oat Of tie repeal Of the
law, except the c.pryine corporation The
cry for the repeal # she franking privilege
was piece Of shean iancombe.
Pollock speaks o. the hynoerite as ''a
a man that Put .'pesiny in the efn of
poverty. and stDse >hllAng ut Hos
ike our late 0siEsresS Is Such man
They took penny frouI she poorly paid
press OF the c3nnty, aa1put ii IN Uncle
Sam hat aG1 hen slcle shilling ont
in manner that i too we'll understood to
require mentioning here Gen!leman
Congressmeo, YOU that voted this curse
upon the country press, vii call IN the
rocks before the thing is over. IF ever
there was set of men under the
influence Of TIE Devil. it was the late
House of Representatives, irrespective Of
party,-Rociae Journal
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Sheriff Sale

kS tte seal OF the Circuit Cu8rt Of Manitowoc or
~ NlsconSll, upon Judgment rendered in said
county on the Ztth day March 4 D. fS-3 before j
; Anderson Il Justice Of tie Peace for AIonitayy0r
ountE IN i'Y0r OF e. Christausau aud against I,iti-
ils.,'iI.ts, a. Transcript ul HAiU, sud iudgmell
SeiftVi ,i"nltuw"c County, and said Judgment duIy
tGeeiei IlI said Office on tie Twcut y-rrath day o.
--trch d. 1878, have levied 1puE all The rfrf,t
tille anu interest which the said John T. IEeiIlis,
il't ON the twenty eighth day of Sfarch A. D. 1873 o
property 90 VII: ilie east hif ut she north half Of
the west half OF the Go... .est quarter OF section no
t@+l tMeJ oHr township no. tlgj nineteen. north Of
range no 90 twentythree east, which ,vil! sell
Pubic feHdue TO the hige-t bidder at iiy Office I'm
the court House IN the C'y NianituVoc and said
county OF MtnstJVue on Saturday the 3Ist Gav a.
May ~ at 10 u'Cieck i'll the forenoon ur said t5-
Dated >heri6's office 5ltuitowOc Wisconsin fhis
18th day of April 4. d. 1878.
20I6t z n SNJARp
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IN PROBATE, MANIToNUC COUNTY COURT D..
| y the mater of the estate Of Felix La Plant. de-
I ceased. Notice IS hereby given that by virtue and
iH pnrsnhnce OF an Orirro license made In said mat
ter on the 18th day ot APRIL i u. 1873 ~ the Cour-
~ Court or said County. the undersigned Margaret
La Plant widow r sr lgcglse,i. VIII Morta, tie
lPh day OF May 4 y. 1878, ut ten o'clock in fIie
t1rcBucu Of said day, m the Office ufthe County JUDGE
IN the city OF MaRfowGc- in sad eouHty. offer Tor
sale ar public venue the following descI i!ed lam
t"-Wit 4h3 following P-ecT parcel of land living
ana being situate ia the County Of Nauituwoc Starr
OF Wisconsin aud embraced in the east quarter
Of tsssuUt west quarter of section humber five l5l
81 township number twenty (2), north of range num-
"r twenty-our t2i east, said piece parcel oi Land
commencing at a point twenty sds west from thc
north east corner ui said south east guarog OF the
soth west quarter themes RAINING thirty two rods
a.ie "sst f!i5uca running due south eighty rods to
tiir south boundary Of said south quarter thence
running due East to a point twenty rods due west
from the south east OF said south east quarter
hence running due north to the place Of beginning
The terms Of sale CASH
MARGARET la PLANT
9-4f Administrative.
hated at NIanitowoc, the 2st.. day Of April, A.
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Shnriff nr HI.r.tnwnc. I
/! : PROBATE. Manitowoc County Court.
In the TlatIer Of the esr.ta nI Pntricl. N.NenI ii

! PROBATE Manituwoc County Court
lu the matter OF the estate OF Patrick o Neal de
ceased.
isFiatl"h ct salt estate having been issued Michael
Conneli on the 3lst day OF March, A D. 1913 aud siN
months from and after said day being allowed a.
limited Tor creditors 30 present their claims for
III1tIun Ga& allowance Notice is hereby given that
the undersigned WIZ the first Nanday Iue S75
ami OF each succeeding INST Monday OF the follow
ing mons during the time limited for tie pYe~e,r-
titinn OF claims ognnst said estate and also ON Mon
dty the 9th Of October the last day six months
Ht the Probate office in the city Eantowuc in said
county, receive, examine, and .di.t AL claims and
demands OF all persons against said deceased.
4-4t t&B ". W. WALDO, Co Judge
Dated This 9TH day o. Nay 1873
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IL PRonArE--SIsn.touoc c..nn,,. 1-.-r.

{ = 7 tEstII 4 f,--Alitlltt0WUc IUuHtV [OuTt-
= IN TIE matter oi the estate of Felix Casper Ea
'ofIN deceased On reading and filing the uetitiop
81 Aueiihus Hudson OF thr tu@u of Gibson in rlje
t"uhty OF Mahitowuc, representing among otle.
ththgs fiIat EetS Casper RahOrty OF the town Of
"4soh va said County OF AIauituWUc On the i5tu ay
OF ocIoGel, A D. lSi" al tire city Of Green Bav wiz
eonSli ded lntnstate, leaving goods, catas aud es
tte Wlihin THIS State OF Wisconsin, and thar the said
te'i"teF IS creditor Of said deceased ad pr:,yiuu
tHat administration OF SAID estate lie to Adcnb;i-
iiulson granted, II is ordered that said petition be
@ f ns."ie the Judge oi this Court on &ouday tlc
Second day o. June, \. D. 1878, az ~ o'clock 4 n -
~ my "ince Ii said comfy. Ordered further tigt
"iice ,sraoi be gwen 20 the heirs of said deceased
ana I" an persons interested. by publishing a ccpv c
is "itier Tor three successive weeks prior 10 said y
OF hearing u! the "MANITUWuC TRIBUNE" a ,yerII,
newspaper puyHsheG at Atanitowoc ju said county.
w W WALDO. County Judge
Dated this the 26tii day Of April, A. u 1873.
3:li
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e. KERR.

Work Street et-sfanisowGs- ~ Dealers
in Dry Goods Groceries, Crockery, Fancy Goods
Glass ware Boots and Shoes, Ready made Clothistg,
Paper haugins Hats and Caps, Toys Children Caps,
Live Geese Feathers Bird Cages Kerosene Oil and
Lamps &c. &C. share eF public patronage is soli-
vad
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The organization of the Democratic
party on the one issue of free trade
is an insult to the defenders of Democrat tic
traditions 10 Georgia, Kentucky and
Mississippi. The pure Democracy viii
adhere to its time-honored principles,
ard let the free trade party OF the New
York World go TO Texas or the Sandwich
Island with its mercenary notions
.Hensphs Asa'unohe,
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FRED CHRIS.

practical FUREER, Keeps con
4 stantly on hand the largest and best a.sortme nj
and caps of the latest STYLES at the lowest pos
sible prices, and always pays the highest value Ii
eash Ter all kinds offurs. l6-I
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kss y. EgESaf.TT.

HOJSE, SEGS AND CARkEAGE L
i Painter, Quay Street, aajoEing the new houfihS
mill South Side. Offers his service to the Citizens
Of this City in the above branches at tine NEST rea-
sonable rates.
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= 1IVF y NVONIt OIACtIf COURT
Mary j. Greenwood, PlaiaijF.l
c,, ., "yo'hSt SSummons for relief.
7'el'leh GREENWOOD 'Defe'a7"t) Com. seryed)
THE SLATE or TFLSCoNAIN.
TO stephen Greenwood. Dsfe7daat
sir on arclfoTeby summoned and REQUIRED Ia
answer the complaint i'll tins action OF wlicl, a con,
= HeleNl'h served upon You, aud serve copy of Your
answer oh me at my iics Ia ghe city Of Naniovys
"ist"siu WITHIN twenty days aer the service here
a. exclusive of the day Of such service: and il y,r
it 10 answer the complaint aforesaid the plata
VIII apply to the Court for the re lief demanded In tt
c';npaiht- ILL Il PLACE Pid-s Attv
Dated 'ianitowoc, Wis, april 18th i. d. 1875.
The complaint IN the above entitled action y, JpI,
MED in the Office of the Clerk OF the Crci Ccf,t #
MAnintoWoe County on the 18th day OF april 1878.
2ti-i-6tp WIZ a plAcF 'Atrv IN. PIe
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HFrEnS to his many friends and tin G
~ public generally, choice selection of Fresh
Meats. salt Pork and iSeei Sucked Beef and Hams,
zheuIders SsusaSes Tailow and Lard at the lowest
ratas Narl.ar nm cam Al
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EseED. SCasKtEEsEEs.

MEAT Misunderstanding purchased
NJ the business of VIM. Brown, shall hereafter
constantly keep on hand the choicest meats at the
cHsst rates. share Of public patronage solicited
1917
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8. SxS-DERSO.E.

zsANUEACTURER aud Dealer I'm
Nj Boots Shoes, Leather, &c. &c. Shspca Buffalo
sgtreet uea. the of Eighth. Repairing ne@tly
ana promptly executed.
Manitowo2. September 20, 1865.
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GUST.sE. FEHRS,

VVTASGEIMAKER IL ER and > Ess EIEk. Or
w iers his services for repairing all kinds of
Clocks snd watches. Has fine and well selected
assortment of 5ha latest and best styles of Clocks
American English ard Swiss Watches also of Gold
and Plated Jewelry at Ais new Brick Store Sth
street South side door south Of Kremers. Mani
40 voc Oily
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NO. 5.

A riotous demonstration in favor Of
the eomplete abolition ofreIigious corpa-
ratlons vas made at Madrid On Satur-
day
GHZman Blanc7 has been unanimously
,, -''e' ted President Of the Republic oi
Y uela. -
lac tmreror William was fred upon
by priest while reviewing The troops al
= Petersburg The shot passed through
ms helmet and wounded an adiulant.
A Hlssian picket party, under com
naGd ola colonel, the advance guard of
General kauffman's column. werr
surprised by some Bokharri hoSemen and
all hul TO death by impaIement. Three
aiheerS and few men were cantu7ed hv
krlgteS. between 0rsk and KasaIinSk.
Gen Mantenffel VII be ap6oiate8
German Ambassador to Paris mon the
evacuation of French Territory.
Ehlva has been captured by the Russians
Japanese Embassy has arrived at Ron,e
Russian iron-clal is buildit. in the dock var3s
al Nicholaye. on the Black sea and viii be coI,urer
ed this summer.
The coronation of she new Kius, and o,Ieau Of S,s
den took place u; Stafkha.m Monday.
serious disagreement has arisen IA ia. French
c'''et over the electoral biil be submite 10 the
The Republican Conference at BirnfpqI,ap on,
Monday adopted resolution ia iayor OF a tefjer re-
Puii'cIh Tor OF government FOR Great Brftasn
AT tlattaZ on sunday. th- International gf,fsa
was damaged 10y 1re 20 tie extent oi 80 iOye
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LATEST NEWS.
RoME. Nav l8.-The Porn

RoAE, May l3--The Pope was verv
feeble on yesterday He had . fainti, .
tit, which lasted IN hour. To-day is
condition Is rather worse, showing ex-
cessive exhaustion. This is his eiSblr-
first birthday. His Holiness was unable
to give an audience to deputations which
called at the vatican to tender congratr-
lations.
geneva, May 13.-HTn.e Leyson, wife
OF Fere Haycinthe. Las given birth to d
hoy. " ="
=, VIENNA, I;, May 13.-The operation of
ti1e oahh, ac:: las been suspended.
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8I g TT z e
NOTICE IS hereby given That the following person
nj property VIII be sold public auction on the
18th day Of Mas 1873, at the store Of c. F. KnaT.
wurst ia the town ot CaEterville 10 wit: Two span
Losrd, two Lumber Wagons one Plaw. one ThrasI-
ing Machine. one Shovel. One Dung Fork, the store
now occupied Nv Kuapwurst, one stable and numer-
other articles
GHAS. ". WHITE Receiver
aianitowoc, May G, 1915 4-Zt
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.yDsEVss Sa-.HES

IRA J. PA TCslEN, Dentist. OGiee
~ in Shevnan's building, Sth Street
Aianitowoc Wis.
ra,fb avtr,ctad ,.itbouE main
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ana AAs
sD kinds OF work in the line OF my business prompt
iy attended 90 and warranted to give satisfaction
have Just received Wing ornsbcys Multiplying
CAMERA 0BSCURA, with which can take small
pictures of the finest order for dollar per dozen.
Photographs taken of all sizes. Adams aad Frames
IL I,nr,I Nrn.IS IL
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CEE.sREES SC.sEEFER.
FRED SEEE EEs,

1NAS7aIOSNREE TAEI.zs.. has re-
moved to Buffalo street, : doors west of Rand )
store. All work wa arranted well done aud to fit
Manitowoc, Nov. 30, l572. le 33
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MERCHANT TAILORING ESTAT;-
wi lsament. Sth street south end OF Bridge
The tailoring depar is complete. and contains
alarge assortment of fashionable clothes and Gents
furnishing goods constantly hand Please call
and examine before purchasing elsewhere 1921
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CxF.aEsEES EgO4.EEa.

hEAJ.Ess in Stoves fE'iu- Sheet Eroas
and Copperware manufacturer. All kinds "f
epsiring done. Eighth Street, opposite Tribune OF
hca l4-iy
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~. gO.gAaEE. III. I'D.
DE3TFSTR y.

nHYSSEGIAN and Surgeon. tenders
his professional services to the people Of the City
and county of Manitowoc. Office over j. A koehers s
Store 1a-l
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FOR SALEi

House and lot, saw mill and
water-power privileges and
farm Of sixty acres with barnes
and outhouses appertaining
thereto in the village Of
Mishicott, for sale on easy
terms. For particulars Of
terms enquire on the premises
or of IRA z. Smith, OF thiscitv.
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2
Or FRENcH LoNG-LIyED BfrTERs, haye been used in
France for more than 100 yeIs 8. and now being
introduced iisio th- country. They composed oi
Vegetable eNtratIacis and are 5esgHel iur the pur-
catIUI 0 the b!Ood- thus pyeccsjlg well as crfg
nearly all disraes 70 which te human system /,
liable As bieud purifier. and pTS8ofeJ- nj ioHq
tfe tAey believed to lie lHequalei. Price % CT
per bottle e wish % introduce ti-m In this sec
torl, and desire energetic CONT whom liberal
terms will be offered =. y. DESPAgD q Co. sole
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NOTICE.
CrTr 51AHsHsLfs OFFICE,

CrTv IAEsHEL's OFFICE
NunitoWGc, April 3Ist 1873.
Office is hereby given that according 70 a City
i Ordinance il j Uniaw{pi % let horses cattle.
hogs or geese free IN the STREETS gf Msuitoyot
and that the undersigned ha. been directed to i'm
pound M such aEiu.s thus found after the First de-,
of May 1873. FRED BECkER,
J4t Cir. IsrahaT