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WAsUINOTON, Oct. %l,-1he Signal Office pre-
diets for the Middle Atlantic States westerly " 'nds
Ciuudy and threatening weather. possibly with rams
Gearing away On Fuddy night, tor the lower laEes and
ONO valley continued southwest and north west winds
with cloudv AID clearing NeAtAer.
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Tue Kidneys. t'thou.h put nitle undcr.tooi. are
among the most Important Of ne vital parts Al dis.
es'es pertaining them the organs they supply vita
LItrat Bachn. By Iielnhoins process Buchu becomes
aspeclfc No other ehenl-, has sailfuy extracted
iis VIRTUES. Sufferers Su AVOID esappontnent. i,urc
aud exposure by obtaining cnb Hep5o!rs Buchu at the
Druggists. JOHN =. F.HENRY. New Yora, Sole Agent
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rINANCIAL AND CoMnERcI4I.

Pcmcroy's band trusses, 7ii broadway. New
lofh, are lhc best. Satisfaction 1uaraht,cu. -.loe.
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"B,ow. niou. Th,u y,n,cr Winds"

This siakr.pcsrc edct IL nkciv to he obeyei
sresailt 20 ne sne ;"stur tni i ON of t.sto
pr , y 'hrtr hhs - .u'-. KSOX's slores are az
10 p: truait 80. 20 thr ~ 4Cott n0use aud In tho
/ iith ANcaug Hytri.
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- i2-"- s"d strangers who de'ir. a tssty snd
elfsd ant ~ -upT1pr qislfty shuuit call At EsPEN.
b. nEliFs' manufacturer iis Nassau st
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III. y srT re. ~ FuIiop st., New Yort,-
.Nh"-, ca luIhs, n"e Jcfrry anu sterling silver
va, D slILL pruhIs.
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rtnNl 70 iVpNng %. WrI.4 si.v. O,, -. ~
Gu.4,r. -t. 10. AtH ly..
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U"sf " or'n mriiriur kup,vu. Urnwn's ycrmi.
- Serltt o. "otAi Loz.u-,s. 23 cents a DoS.
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For tit mot avp5uv. eye spd make Of garments,
e !'g t.LtD4 . .t .- go n'tDH .. a. LOWE, 4
~ l'' - TO j. VI. No. '4.l 3. ~ broadway, cor
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ln sHir houds, tho, was abettc- d'.f-'h.t. i4.i.
ntrs, .ta sales uf trIaNs-oH uil. ss.url
g. NrS ~ -l'' e., bounty i1,n t1A N'..'0.a
o., utfcrftd Al :, ana tlirin Old. 1T s 81 Nt -
h- bank slarcs suid NJ TO- aud trutrsI .tional $.
RAILROAD bonds rclt,ttd fAlr trtD, alt uIccs Wtfr
- A4h Nt it.Ac.psl fTla a., lions n.yus been NJ
i"loNs ono ald Misss-ipp consolidated. sIlkl 4
~ 4' one aud NJ aaiss POI 11s -; Michigan C,i
u. o., hlNunEee ana s. Iaul- -. t.d itu - T. 9.
G., aud |. & Its. = Bosion, HART M an re ists
SAH - luuiruud Iron Nouutiin les 20; Erir ltn
M"rtfagr ~ entral facinc gold blnd., 90 % f. /:
\ i,.l ID,lh' ,Hlfuei ~ mon cage, '3. Ni.naH1
sih fh'iur u, - Mnru- nLd E-.cN lss. lni. treat
Wfrltfl =, Hu Mnrris Eld hsseN sts. 4. IrV..
nt ttu lur-a !ul r'g -. 81 Fre 80 NOR ~ ,r
yi ul'n Ihclhr llS' income. ~ .sgs4 NestCEl Ulun
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ns r rcs.oa that r.a 20 ~ tu.rs NJ lt con 10
nt.vt. = Gc i-'. dropped ny pistol s1meNh'rr At
.Is tIur ~ tH riDutius, because when Wrs duWu
-tar. iueY s'ar'h" M, aud had no ui-tol. The
b. person iU't Nss in 'od him there va. a
uaN -Ioi, ari went night ou. met a FrrnchWtu, Ne
r.tt, Nin-.lt W God, What Is me ulatterP'
hf, ''i,wrt.i q Obtain pt Collcy ;or itls trail
bst %" h.s 800! 4.rr u-ly disappeared.
Do. hut q, tHlo FNl tl, ~ anywhere near u.
u Iu hld lYt thrnW a"al any Pistol Ia thtf p4rOr7
500 40 went 10 thc stair. a-A,d several per-
tfH ro' lNrtor, A. man Nis si,i won't thruu.h
iu' u..r' and 90 tAc reading room, tAuk, heard
al nl
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Q..Ul Nuu arrange before meeting IIst, Wlth sen.
I'nf Nft h'H fo meet huu 10 "rpvidruCo2 A.--Nnt .
r.".. .., lHl His utuiutr AWash arranged Nlih htm
h't. iNoul TWO NrctH prevluu4 O. January o.
ial .N. -Nt rI. MS al a Providence hotel through
Ii.r.c' Hi GOD, I nrvor said that ftsk Was a
u.fHIti k.rtlrr anl would sloot MN,
Ni'0 e. a. pu ridH street 4iNA5s rode Ia cover.
cd carriages. uul womb walk on lirOidwaJ UruIn
irLt -r.i ma 80 IRON the same appr,hcuSlohs mat
t.'d mc 90 lttye thr worth iluuse.
r- wac n- u .st.ir Hht NuulOtlF' toward me ne
tnN'i Ir NC Httc cuut.rd OF oct .G, ls1, hui he
r".H hDci quarrel iue VITA me within lew SteAs.
lNr-" NH Hf lfntr ~rCuuCI IiatluH Iffrr tI.tf.
% &c. i'4uu tl.r state Of i,chng urst come up
Ain Ju.Y, 1870.
uH'a.uDU ...r u our reconciliation On tho cscalng
q IH '.. 20 p0 otter, 1870 We we're sitting in Ms,
hHh. "l'r ~ pirlur. and 7 sk sul 90 me that he
Dad uul h lou iu lhc District Attorneys once, that
~ nee 10 it -4, Dut thai Nr would ed ftcuu to
h t' inr un tu attend u II, as he would move IN
GO. lu have b. dululrs.J
Do |Idt 90 when you come into court, would have
l"I ~ Iptd'I 10 states prison, ana Whenever
'N'ht "i i.n, ny blood jumped Ia fever heat lie
~" t"lut blr ioutlls cOd aud ClammY. lhe men
NhDl we inN'H Ipl prosper. uOut Snow how ID ls,
G-',ls,J
This closed the direct examination.
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and other srck'. G.. B. GrnnrN & Co, iu which
VI iLtk W,~a special partner, were maIe the
brokers ul the cuuttllUun. lur twD and a
uri"r millions pf bludi were transferred to
Grimm II Co. by the Union Trust Company. ~
order "f James Banker a. Treasure, a, iart II
tie pool as et. Hence they ran have no pos
sIhe reference to ihc Sl,,jiUO1 loan A. an Offset
or otherwise. II l. snld, however, that Cpmmn-
dore Vanderbilt lplds that the Executive
Committee had no power 70 dircCt the Transfer
Of the bonds without giving the stUCkhuldcr,
an oppou Iuity 10 vote. llence the Union Trust
Company WIS instructed not 70 transfer the
bonds. AZ most of them were hypothccltcd hy
Grinneli Co., those thar hold then Hre natural
~ very desirlus vi having the bal 20 le-ll trans
Ter r
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NO 017 puf hands On no thcn. The fuan was several
feet oU and turned ald met hm. Incn several came
1000 IHt lats 90 H aud sH they took Don, luiu tr utre
tssrd f. .iL tu take Their hands OF ls ,4. uot ug
% run away. was tlkCn % the second fuor for Len
tiHCail0n and taken into several rooms. FInaily We
went foa aioon At the "Nlr me rnd Of the hni,
that room was Col -. lie wassittng upright on a
sott bv himself Nlth his coat OIL. lie looked badly
pale. There we're great many people IN the room
aud they appeared a. be- around the sofa Tho ohcpT
had To move thtn away IN taxing NE through. lie
made some remark u Nr. Iisk.
lrr stokes bent MA htt down, saving Flax his
head me tame way, snd rep,eI To ths Oue.ri Mr.
sIttr-.'
iva. thea taken away.
stokes proceeded to state Flsks threats lie
snid3
F.om r'm'rs Fisk made, julgqd Tat h. was tie
one l4i at 1W Eaton hlu-et
l.s Woo uf sct.puiuuf, Nt-e ctyc desperate and re-
81 I4'.
, 1873-08-02
MR.. MOULE's DISCOVERY.


The practical application of the disinfecting
power of earth, by the aid of a mechanical cOntriv-
ance to simplify its application, is due to the
Rev. Henry MOule, the vicar of Fordington, Dorset
shire, Ell gland.
While the disinfecting power of the soil has been
known since the time of Moses, the superiority of
dry earth for this purpose seems to have been a new
discovery, and Mr.. Moule has devoted himself in the
most enthusiastic and faithful manner to the propaga-
ton of the knowledge of his discovery. He has also
devised an apparatus for the practical application of
his system, that is so simply, so cheap, and so effec-
tive as to place its advantages within the reach of
even the most economical household.
Those who have known nothing of the use of the
earth in this way will perhaps be surprised to be told.
that such an application of Moule's system as may
be easily made by any household in town or country,
will secure to all an absolute immunity from the dan
ger TO health set forth above as incidsnt. to other
systems, and an absolute saving of all the manure
that is now wasted under the present n~eglecful
system,
, 1873-08-02

For 0oarIy "a year past no other material has been
used IN any OF these closets except the suited ashes
from the coal fires, a kitchen range, and the furnace
by which the house is heated. When the accumula-
lions are taken from the receptacles In the cellar, they
are thrown in a heap on the cellar floor ADD there
remain until they are dFy enough to be sItted for a
second use, usually two or three weeks. About 5 per
cent. ofthe mass consists Oflumps of faces lncrusted
with Ashes; the remainder is ashes impregnated with
such fpees as have been decomposed (nearly alp with
The solid residuum of the urine and with the ammonia
and other gaseous compounds that have resulted from
the decomposition of the solid and liquid manure.
The paper has nearly all been destroyed by the slow
decomposition Of the manure.
During the whole operation from the time when
the feces are first covered in the vessel under the seat,
including the whole time that they lie IN the recepta-
Gle below, and in the heap where they are getting
ready for the s~ifters, there is no more indication,
either by their appearance or by their OdOr, that they
contain any sort of impure matter, than there would
be in a corresponding amount of freshly burned, pure
ashes. The servants closet outside, is equally free
from offensive odor or appearance. The whole ar
rangement is as nearly perfect as anything OF the sort
placed land receiving only the same amount of care)
ever are, without the expense of plumbing, the great
labor or cost of supplying water, the danger to health
that the least imperfection In water-cIosets IS sure
10 entail, the danger OF injury from trosts, ana the
outrageous waste Of fertiIizing matter. The labor
of attending to the three closets amounts TO less than
a half davis work per month, and the value of the
manure is certainly not less than $50 per annum,
The ashes, instead of being a nuisance to be got
rid of, are converted into a valuable manure, especial
Nv as they are passed twice and sometimes three times
through the closet.
So much for the practical and tangible results.
, 1873-08-02
%

500 pounds cow-manure; $50 pounds prg-mauure
$50 pounds ~sheep-manure.
As the best guano contains about 10 per cent.
aIkaIi salts and an equal quantity of phosphoric acid,
100 pounds mixed feces will equal 8 pounds guano
in respect 10 alkaIies and So pounds in respect 10
phOsphoric acid.
Surely further evidence is not needed to show
that if there is one question Of national economy
which is paramount to all others, X is that which
relates to the saving of human manure and it's use in
agriculture. This and the question of health being
assumed to merit the important position here assigned
them, we will now consider the means by which the
desired ends can be most advantageously secured.
, 1873-08-02
The Property

No. 8 A. Princes Street in this town,
belonging to said Estate will be put
up to three auctions in accordance
with the Placard dated 22nd April
1917.
The Auctions will be held at the
undersigned office as follows
lst Auction on Friday the 29th
August 1873.
End August on Friday the 18th
September 1873.
.3rd Auction on Friday the Goth
September 1878 all at l o'clock p m.
The conditions, appraisement and
other documents concerning the sale
can be seen at the undersigned
Office.
C~hristiansteds Vendue Office the
Goth July 1873.
H. A. JURS.
, 1873-08-02
Total 5 416,6O8 SO

Balance Of deposits 5 65,o16 IS
3 uow deposit account, viz:
| Clerk. l Various.
l SiInpstress.
30 Withdrawals amounting to $246 20
ReceiUers t~OrSatuFday, End August 1878
In CHRlSTIANSrED
j. F. Goldberg, Esq, Trustee.
Capt. j. Golden, Member.
In FREDERGKsTED
II. N. MaIlgrav, Esq, Trustee.
W. McFurlane, Esqr, Member.
JOH T. GOLDBERG,
President.
st Oroik, 28tA July 1878
, 1873-08-02
PROKLAMA.

ALLIE og Enhyer, som have Noget
III at fordrc paa Begeriejer, cand.
pharm. Hans Hansens FalIitbo, ind
kaldes herved med 6 Maaneders
Varsel til for undertegnede Skifteret
at anmeIde og beyisliggj6re deres
krav.
st. Thomr Skifteret, den 22de JUL
1878,
P. III. ANDERSEN.
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Facts and Faneies for the Ladies.

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STATE EEVS.

y N.rEeFal D lac@es long, was c--Si
"a Lake KoshAoaonS recently.
Oshkosh las a night blooming cereus II
in blossom. /, is owned BY Mrs. : Bart,
lett
One Of the New London Du.2}a.s g.
capped while being taken to Waurua Il
serve a term Of imprisonment,
The discovery e a lump . c-Tr-r wcisa.
Ing 50 pounds Is attracting tLe at.on..,a
Of spectators TO kewauuee county.
Small pox signs are used il 5 eLoy1an
to keep book agents away from houses an.
places Ct business.
The oranges Of Patrons Of IInsLandry n
Green county will meet in convention on
tn, 22d inst.
! new engine house is to be built at
Madison by lie Chicago ana Northwestern
Railway.
\ bed Of peat ten to fifteen feet a@ep
has been t5anl in DJo- County crt.b: Y.
marsa.
Several Rock County farmers have con
,raccy4 their tobacco cr1F At five ANA 'arca-
qual Tor cents per pocuI
: youns lady Il; WORK in shirglc mill
at UshkosA, had her thumb cu5 OF TIC
the o.Aer Jay. She has a thumb less, al
though she IS not t,-mbyss.
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american Constitutional Union.

@.-LI-4 -Ote-4 e0I-st- u.-oL-l-t HUI.
preamble. pIatfo-s,. and rrsoir,Ior,>
adopted in state Convention, An.
EUss csh. 1878, introduced By The
Committee or RESOLUTIONS:
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oi late, the aIdIrs "i state and natI9n
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NzE.a.a.vss EzRE$E

Nrw Nrl5ne1 S'o~. lu J.l = rrt< T. E-s'aiar
'n'ncr 'rk anJ y ms S,c +. I.It
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TTOENEES A>p r,@N>rLp#s ,r LAW.
= nHhu on Ei-,3h-str,c, Naui:crac
Wisconsin. Collection promptly attended
90. i.-Gt-Iy
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PERSONAL AND IIPEEs0ELL.

The Marquis Of Bette has lecn Iec,u-iu
in London On The shrinos Of tie Ilsl
Land
\ voter rraising a favoritc candjdat
at a late Irish election, saId, "IIe is IS IA
:.Iow as ever lifted . hat to lady or
boot 70 biacsgla RI.
Jaler tie effected tile Of Il PAR c
Bloc cycs", Mr.. Thomas IIarHs has WI,
ten what ,he Spectator rgyayulc.s an ez-
ircmcly good noy-l.
Government surveyors haze GiscoYorc.
immense tracts Of pine lands in -crth
cyn an3 northwestern Nebraska, coun
t.y hitherto supposed to Jc barren.
The Papd Nuncio is en4cayoring to obtain
from the ) hah Of Persia concessions in IA.
yor Of the Catholics in Per-ia, and he i.
asslsteL IN tLis by tic Due De Brogl.e.
The Shah bought :7, 500 worth Of pain.
irss when in L9n4on, but he could not IN
I.rst..hI why q picture Of three Gynkic>
,aya.d Le charged $500, when lie c.u,3
,ay three Of the senoue animals GyI ?25.
JON" A. H'"G"Ai7, cur ne" MINISTER T.
japan, viii not ,al. for lgl4o as soon a.,
a......, ,,.;n !, -. n.,..,,.., !.
&.a-e. In ;Ii probability Lg u.I aUt
.,.,,e Ills ..r,.,,.' I..-..r. G...,.r
p, !.
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o.''' - - '-.,..-' '''' mo '.II 'I'"s q
il. .a,.ms Mis-, Abj.r,l pgi. and \J;.,
I.r!.. !Iult. and Nj, catI,a,.p. p.,..i..r
},..r l..c.,y L.s rI:..r.n ,l..t +.
..,.,.ar, s.,... r...y never I..;... III,
...Yer expect to.-J;oma.ls Jgna.ai
Bishop Aami.a1e, Of Wisconsin, j. a re
e.at.I4.sso to lis diocese, sII that a,
der. was "a great c..l los iabo.y., il tie
~praaai Gcil, where tie p-y was t,o
sna1 IL. tIa support cl q l-ui'y, ,9.ng
unmarried ministers olsHt to he content
% give "I'" years 10 t"e tAaFeL Without
''''...' '.'',''7 '"e rel o"N''.'i'i.S ana ~
cum ~ ~ = t"'"+f' i-1l i"'" wait
- S'-' I 1'f i"l c''''"oi'i i'..e''iea w'uL
,a,y are Ir9r,'iy "sta5lls"el.'
Nliiam Allen. whom The l.r rr.t~
'''' = ''-,..' ''E '''.yT'''F % J"'"' "''
1'i''''' !" "'-''>' 4i''i 1924 % 's'.t
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The New York papers are so certain tia;
Prof. Wise Will be killed or drowned that
they have secured all the matt points for an
obituary notice.
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E0RELGS NEWS.
Changes in the English Ca1iue1
CacJst Tec C'ia9G;."rs3 sIs-C.sl~ tir
Crown aE EisaE2ec-tE.o HarEl s?s.In
sic. NIc


lHI'RTANE OFFICIAL CHANGES.
Laa8oS, Aug S.-Thc Journals this
morning announce that Larl FleIr;ek
Charles Cayen3isc and Sir Arthur Wel,cs-
is Peel, Wi. assist Gladstone il aliniuls-
torpg ,bc Office Of chancellor of the ez-
chequer. 1t j. also stated that Al-eru5a
Granville has been oGercd one Of the jun
ior ,or3shi?s Of the treasury. It Is proba-
hie $? John Duke Colcrid.c WI lie ap-
pointed master Of the rolls, Sir George
Jcsset attorney general, aad Henri James
solicitor general.
JTm. 7. Adlms, member Of rarliment
fer Cackm,nnshiro anl Kinrosshire, has
Jecn appointed commissioner Of works
ami buildings, in place Of tie 1t. Hon.
Aycr;on, resigned.
coTTOS sTRIEE.
N,arl7 Al tho large cotton mills of
i,oah1a}e are closed, in consequence Of
. .'r.,.c oc rertt,yes.
ANOTHER OCEAN CABLE TO lie LAID.
At Il meeting Of tie directors Of lie
COMPANY organized to lay the cable direct
70 he cost ofNrw hampshire, it Was
unanimously resolved to change taa route
uml ": the cable on the coast Of New
fcunl'@nd.
BAEE CATsGzED.
Tie bark Annawan, from New Bedford,
june -, for a cruise in The Atlantic. cap
nd, and five Of tine crow were drowned
The roman3cr seventeen in number, we're
rg "n. ~ q passing yesscl, and landed at
l.ygIroD
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VALENCIA svREENrEEs-CAETA EE-


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Fresh Garden, Flower ana
Free Seeds, and Small Fruits.
Prepaid by Hail. A complete
and judicious asso, tnleni. -
sorts of either Seeds $10G.
True Cape Cod Cranberry with
directions for GU lure or nigh
or low land. New fragrant
EVcrblOoming Japan Honey
suckle, charming new hardy
vine. SO cents each. $500
per doz., prepaid. New Early
Rose POtatoe, IS cents paTlb.
) lbs. $500 prepaid. Priced
Catalogues to any address, al
SO trade lists. Gratis. Seeds cn
Commission. Agents wanted.
2. n. WATSON. Old Colony
Nurseries and Seed Establish
mont. Plymouth, III Ass. Es-
tabIishod 1872.
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Cholera Mixture.

The following Is said to BE an absoIu.-
s?eclfe for the prevention If A>iatic
cholera, il taken when l10scue,s @. the
bowels i first noticed. and Is god At any
stage Of the disease
Tnet. Opil.
Tjnct. Cap-ici.
1iact Rheic0
1inct Nenth pip.
T,nct Campho.
Nix equal parts Of each.
In common language it consists Of q
mixture Of cqua. parts Of tiacture Of opium,
rel FcTrer, ruubarb, pcfperm.n! and cam
phor and tie dose IS ten TO thirty drops il
two Or three teasFoontu!s Of water.
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dentist, olice IN ,>h"rmIu's now lai 3ing or
Z shIA Naltow"r. puficaar a,teuti,u
gY, l. ~. tie t'f rent h'EHcIr~ OF tie prplc-s.
inn ana al wora vaYsau.ci. Icati ss.~.-,r.l
v .L-.-.s ..--. i. Lt-t
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LIVERPOOL, AUG. 1.-orauge societies
Of this city. to-day, welcomed Canadian
Orange Deputies With a grand public DE-
n ustratign.
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4 HIYE2 HORROR.

steamer NaEEyasscl iZuruesi on tHc
E'o:o- -ac fssscr- 10 out OF 100 Pas.
ss4@crs Jump C.cE1oard and are
D. t,I.esi.
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WH.'c+s'a and Ratu dra or u, tIa.s. g. 1s Futs
t,atrs. Al,r- hohrs tic.. iJr.,t. bot ,ucH
L,- 81. arI N'ntH. Nrnfr .Ene. = tr.f
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Pass tae h-tt-t price t,T Mht..t ..u. olh.g pro-
Inr". r'gn ou fa. g,rFU'as' .u!nero. IEHt.r suu
T. -atH SIS MauruWac. t2il.f
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1873-08-14

Real Estate For Sale.
The subscriber oGcr> for sale
2! lev prices and reasonable
terms The following 'c-Wit; The
improved farm. 3 mites from tl.e
city; several imtr9Eed farms.
and ab0Ut 80 vacant lots Per-
sens i>hing t0 loOh at The above
will please call on the subscriber
al his store. !. L. PLifF.
.Gg .ts
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A.tor5gfs nd G Guse. ..ars-s..L W. Sth street
: a-n slse. C'-s Mort ofF p ,}Hi i-a
- q ra,-n lo.,ru in It's Ulit. Is 3Aly
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AH.r=gss au! Cnnn>cIrl- al L..,-. U1... on SsA
stree, oyer ie FIRST y onrl isruh Manifuwo~
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Attorney and Caausy2.or.at-g4a1y
case Z shtA-sf.. near corner Of y 5rk. I4-L6-t7
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vi E-s's., 3 tEFs.fs EIS'G.
tfornays Gt Law. ONE an E.-Et4st cc,.-.
10. yppo> .ta s>c.tu tees = Jra -3fls.