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THE GREATEST OF ALL
Heinitsh's Queens Delirht.

NhE only QUEENS DELIGHT in the
l. world and tho most popular medicine
III the South; all others are spurious imita-
tlons, palnled off on tho wcll-earned rcpu-
tation OF DR.. Heinitsh's. A sovereign Pa
nacea and Blood Purifier; reetorer ri
health and invigorator OF the .ystem. 1t
cures diseases. by purifying tho blood and
repairing the waste Of tho body, imparting
strength and vigor to the depraved and
enfeebled system by communicating it's
curative and purifying powers through the
blood.
THE WONDERFUL POWER this remedy
has In curing hIercurial Sores and all Scro.
fulous affections places it, in the esti 20 alton
OF physicians who have used it, far above
the msrcurial treatment and practice OF the
French school.
In all cares Of Skin Diseases, CAries of
the Bones, Humors in the Blood, Constitu-
tlonal, Chronic and Surofulous Disease
Fever Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Erysipe-
lae, Hickets. Scald Head. Sore Legs, Clan
dnlar SwellinHs. White Swellings, Nodes,
Sore Ears, Sors Eyes. Strumous Discharges
from the Ear, Opthalmia, Itch, Constitu.
tional Debility. Wasting and Decay OF tho
Body, Skin Eruptions and Tumors. For
General Debility, Prostration, Nervous.
ness, Mental Depression. Restlessness,
Want OF Vital Force and Low Spirits, it ie
more invigora,ing aud strengthening than
all the compounds Of barks or bitters. AS
Liver Invigorator, it ia OF great value.
AS a Stinulant, II is safer and surer than
all tho rum. vinegar and whiskey tonics of
the day. Use no other Blood Medicine
than HE1NITSH'5 QUEENS DELIGHT.
The QUEENS DELIGHT IL prepar ed
only by E. q. HEINITSH. at his Family
Drng Store. Columbia, 8. q. July 8
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:. WmMNoroN. July 1l.-Ootton quiet
-middling 15X; net receipts 90; sales

~ WILMINGTON. July 11.-Ootton quiet
--middling 1915; net receipts 90; sales
BALTIMORE. Jolly 11.-Cotton dull
middling 1716; low middling. 16L;
strict good ordinary 15A; gross re-
oeipts a; sales Is.
GALVESTON. July 1l.-Oottop nomi-
nal and no demand-good ordinary
AZ; middling 16A; net receipts 36.
NORFOLK. July 11.-Cotton quiet
and steady-low middling 15k; net
receipts 4G8; exports coastwise 1856;
sales 80.
NEW ORLEANS. July 1l..-Cotton
quiet and nged-middling II;
net receipts So; gro.s 13l; exports
coastwise S6S; sales 25U-last evening
400.
PHILADELPHIA, July 11.-Cotton dull
-middling l71a; low middling 16ld;
strict good ordinary 16; good ordinary
c1b1; ordinary IA; net receipts 1913;
gross 472.
CHARLESTON. July 11.-Cotton dull
middling 15A; low. middlipg l5L;
striet good ordinary 144; net receipts
81; gross 81; 1RIes $50.
!: 5BosroN. july l1.-Cotton dull
Fmiddling 18; gross receipts 563; e1-
ports to Great Britain 80; sales $50.
AUGUSTA. July 11.-Cotton dull
middling l51; net receipts 27; sales
/. Western markets show no material
ohange-generally strong and heavy.
LONDON. July 1l.-Eries 29@2aA.
Street rate SIG below bank
LIVERPOOL, July 11-3 P. M,-Cot.
ton dull and unchaDged; sales 10. 900,
including speculation and 3 export;
$500 American; uplands, nothing be-
low good ordiDary. deliverable July.
8 1-l6; nplands, nothing below low
middliug. deliverable September or
October, 8 lG; Orleans. nothing be-
low low middling, deliverable July,
BIG.
PARIS, July 1l.-Rentes 6lf.
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IMPHoVEDp ~ :
GEORGIA 90 TT,oH ePREss!,

BY PENDLET$H. q HOARp11AN,
'%'4tatsrA, dI!!H h.' lHs'i
T,HE satisfaction this 'tRESs fas given
i in the past, the gf6st Improvement
made on It. a9d, the fact qf,ita being from
forty to 6fty dollars cheaper than any othsr
others to send for one Of our new Circulars
before puroh aain9. We also manufactnre
Irons for Water Power Presses ana Screw
Presses. Address li'
PENDLETON 4. BOARDMAN,
Foundry and Machine Works. koilock
Street, Augusta, Ga. July q wII4mo
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To All Whom It May Ooncern

NOTICE is hereby given that applica ton
~ was made OH tue 10Th day OF July,
1871. to the Clerk OF tho Court for Richland
County, by Jnhn c Seegers, G.. Diet oks,
William st steiglitz. B Knenig George Bruins.
u. hrlich, +. a. Jacobs. Eibi r. Nci, ID.
Eps'in. f; Koneman, ;. r. Eisenmann.
others. for charter Of incnrpora ton for
THE COLUMBIA GERMAN SCH UtTZEN
YERElN, in accordance with the Act OF The
General Assembly in ruch case made and
provided. July IL mwlO
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House to Rent,

House to Rent. i. -.
tAu TIE HOUSE and FOUR ACRE
Asii LOT OF Mrs. E. j. Arthur. Good gar,
den and excellent we'll OF water. Pos.
eession given immediately. Apply to WM.
MARTIN or E. B. ARTHUR. n, July 4
JUDaEs6F THE SUPREME COURT
A FTER hearing the arguments in the
a great noandanaus case, and having
delayed decision, seem to be
PUZZLED TO DETERMINE
How to act towards just and uniust claims.
Judges Of the Weed. however, find no diff
Guilty in at once telling
THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN
4 celebrated Sc. CIGAR and one sold in
imitation, for, really. tho compar rison Is az
ridiculous as comparing the climates OF
SOUTH CAROLINA AND AFRICA.
Besides, the copyrighted brand secures the
exclusive sale OF these justly celebrated
Cigars to the
INDIAN GIhL CIGAR STORE,
July 2 Columbia, S. G.
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Icme Stomach 1itter..

TNHESE celebrated BITTERS. prepared
l. by Jas. A. Jackson & Co., of St. Louis,
arc certain preventative OF
FEVER AND AGUE, INTERM1TTENTS,
DYSPEPSIA, INDIGESTION,
And are highly recommended as All excel
lent tonic and invigorator Of the syslem.
For sale by the Wholesale agents,
Junr10 JOHN AGNEW & SON.
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Mechanics and Farmers Building
and Loan Association.

4HHE acventeenth monthly meeting OF the
i above Association will be held ut Tenn
pGranc. Hall. over Z. Can't wells store, TO-
NJ lRROW tMnnday> EVENING, at 8
O'Clock. Instxllmsnts received and money
loaned. A g. BRENlZEK
July l21 Treasurer.
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Hay! HaY!! HaY!!!

AVN TIE SOUTHERN WAREHOUSE
EtESs1 COMPANY has always on hand tho
x-io largest stock OF HAY in Columbia,
comprising both Eastern and Western,
which will be delivered anywhere in the
city. free of charge for drayage, aud at tho
worry lowest rates.
Our faciiiticsfor purchasing q nd h andlinR
are such as to,enable us to compete success.
fully with any other house. and parties in
need will do well to give ns call before
purchasing elsewhere, for ,re cannot b.. un.
draotd.
Particular attention is called to our st ock
or Eastern HAY, which is the hest in the
market. May & 3mo
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ECONOMICAL IN CONSTRUCTION, 4
SAFE IN MANAGEMENT AND =
PROFITABLE IN RESULTS.

An Import ant enterprise for the.develop-
ment OF South Carolina. - ,aIr6!,.
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Shares Fifty Dollars e.ol, payable in ter
instsllments. III, .t,,rn /,
Every citizen o, this Stale shJuld own a,
least one Share. < --"'l5 i"',Is
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Spasta6burgand A.beville RaiixoadI
Nature; Righ,oay Across ui.s Aou,4laiins,
- 4 .it!l. Jgl',. ~ =.
LET 1T BE BUILT sPEEDILYI

'r c >>---- L n
A link in the Air. Line Road between tho
cities Of Cincinnati, Lsuisville, St. Louis,
Chicsgo and Charleston, seventy.four
miles long, with less than twenty miles of
heavy work. tlrjtJ .iu.
Shorter than any Limo from New York,
Philsdelphia and Baltimpre to either OF
these cities. and many hundred miles
nearer to these centres OF W Wsstern trade
than any c.:s:!aS line &c Charleston. Il
The Road that promises to make Charles:
ton tho market for the trade OF the great
North west, the West Indies, South Ame-
RIGA and Europe; also, an important emf,
grant station.
ECONOMICAL IN CONSTRUCTION, u'
SAFE IN MANAGEMENT AND . &,
PROFITABLE IN RESULTS.
An important enterprise for the.deyelop-
ment OF South Carolina. iaA...i!.
shares Fifty Dollars e.ol. payable il ten
instal]ments. .a, ,.n. i,.co
Every citizen OF thi. state shJuld owl q At
least one Share. (; -" ~ i"'.bs
~ ;lE .is --,grt,j az, r
OHAaLEsToH, with hnr maanidcent Hsr-
Dor and genial climate; her innmenas unI1e-
veloped hsck 6euntry, contaihing1a fertile
soil. Ahe pasture grounds and! inethausti-
bic water power. :! her oontiguity. to the
West Indies and South Amefioa, and her
unparalleled EuropeAn ocean course, is
destined, upon the completion vi this I'M
PoErANT TRUNK LINE. to emerge from, her
prostrated condition and become what
nature has intended she should be-the
GREAT COMMERCIAL METROPOLIS of the
SOUTHERN SECTION Of the UNITED STATES.
LIMIT OF sTOCKHoLDERs'L LIABILITY.
The following clause in the charter is
published for the information of sub
scribers:
SEC. 4. ''That no Stockholder OF said
Company shall be held liable for the debts,
contracts or acts OF said corporation,
beyond the amounts actually subscribed to
the Capital Stock OF said Company by such
Stockholder."
DIRECTORS:
GEO. W. WILLIAMS, GABRIEL CANNON,
D. DoLLaANS, john b. EvINs,
THO. D. JERvEy. D. r. DLNoAs.
THEo. G: BARkEn, JAMES Z. BLACK,
JOHN 8. FAIRLY, JOHN 8. WILEY.
Principal Office and Address, as Broad
stroet. Charleston. y. O.4lr
O.. g. .MEMkINGER. President.
A.C. hAUFMAN, Secretary and Treas.
July n,A ,..... :, 3mo.
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- = - : ] rHtH q f Fl IF + g
E!NgLI = French and Amerioau Ex4
~ TRACTS for the Handkerchief, for
sale at L. T! SILLIMAN & CO.'S
9eY Drug Stors.
= lemon Sugar and SYRUP. !
GANTz'a SICILY LEMON SUGAR,
~ Pure LEMON SYRUP
On hand and for sale by - =
July JOHN iGEEw & SON.
@ Aperients.
NONGREsS WATER, u
~ Tarrant's Seltzer,
Citrate Msgnesia,
Se1dlitz Powders. For sAle at
L. T. SILLITAN q CO.'S
July DRUG Store.
Catawba Wine.
pURE Kelley Island OATAWBA, on
l. hand and for sRle low by
Jnly.2 JOHN A3NEw d sON.
Dissolution. -
HHHE oopsrtnershipl heretofore existing
J. under the firm name Of DANIEL
CRAWFORD d SONS was dissolved on the
Soth .uit., by the death Of Mr.. Daniel
Crawford.
The undersigned. surviving members OF
tho firm OF Daniel Crawford Il Sons. have
entered into Z. .copArtnership for the conti-
nuance Of 9, COMMISSION BUSINESS,
under the firm name OF Daniel Crawford 4
Sons. JOHN 4. CRAWFORD, Jn..
DAVID a. CRAWFORD.
GoLuHBIA. n. O.,iJuIy 9.lS74.
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Hay and Straw Cutters.
p AW-HIDE ROLLER STRAW CUT.
III TIERS.
Self-sharpening Straw Cutters.
American Lover Straw Cutters.
Champion Hay and Straw Cnttsrs.
Burdick's National Hay and Straw Cut
ters, comprising the best assortment in
the city, and for sale at low prices by
June "a JOHN AGNEW 4 SON.
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tn9r sCated that she had been advised
TO take this action, as she didn't want
to let her children associate with the
children OF certain neighbors.
LOUISVILLE, July fitzpatrick Dooly
died here yesterday, of what the at
tendant physicians say was Asiatic
G9olera' after sickness OF eight hours.
He died in the same house in which
the epidemic of 1851 broke out.
AUGUSTA. Ga, Jniy 11.-An unfor-
innate affair occurred in Columbia
County, yesterday morning. The De.
putty Sheriff and posse arrested four
colored men. nar.ed Dogett, father
and three sons. on charge of riotous
conduct. After proceeding some dis
tnnce, the prisoners attempted to run,
when they we're fred upon and killed.
The coroner's jury returned verdict
OF justifiable homicide.
NEW YORK, July 1.-THE fire which
broke out in Weehawken, last even.
ing. was in the Erie Oil Works. 1t
was caused by stroke of lightning,
which struck one of the tanks, contain.
ing $4,000 barrels OF oil, during
heavy thunder storm. The flames
spread rapidly. and one tank after
another took fire, until five. each con.
tanning $1,000 barrels, and another
containing 10000. were soon burning
hercely. Several smaller tanks, con.
tanning in all 1875, 900 barrels. also took
fire about midnight, and it was thought
others would follow. The inaccsssi.
bility OF the works and the fact that
the ire has ragged steadily since. its
commencement makes it impossible to
give more deanite particulars. The
actual loss could not be asosrtained
as the hre is likely to burn ali day;
but 1t is estimated at 5000. 900. These
works are probably the largest oil
works in the United States-all the oil
coming over the Erie Road being
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Notice.
SUPERINTENDENT's OFFICE.
SPARTANBURG j. UNION Il. Il, Co.
nN and after juno !, 1874, Trains on the
" Spartanburg and Union Railroad will
run, making closo connection with the
Greenvil'e ana Columbia and Atlanta and
Richmond Airline Railroads, doing away
with the delay at Alston.
The Spartanburg and Union Railroad is
completely equipped for this business;
Road being in fine condition, M axes good
time and sure connections.
f"ssengers travelling this route will have
every attention. W. W DAVIES
May27 emo SUPERINTENDENT.
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a HIghtoned Mnrrlnge.

The recent marriage of the daughter Of
Gen. Sherman to Lit. Fitch, Of the navy might
almost t. called n national affair from the
publicity given 1t by tie papers: and vet
there n1a5 be many a marriage in the land
which the papers allow to pass unnoticed or
if noticed at an = is done at saed rates per
line results Ct whish may far more deep
ly concern the A.toa.
Many young girl Throughout. the land
will lay down the paper after reading of the
splendcr Of Miss Sherman's Wedding aud
the royal IN, sniA cencc of her vel ling attire
and look with dissatisfaction and perlra es
disgust upon the plain white muEling that
her own def fingers have been forming into
dress in which che is soon to be married to
her honest lover. This Is not all, the glowing
account of the affair which she has read has
cast glamour over her eyes and she can
only see the broad shoulders, b-awny hands
and trown face VERY unromantic features J
of her John where once she 81 " all that her
heart desired of honest love on real merit
Every marriage means the erection of q
= W home and a new firesiie--the b,si aag
of a new domestic existence--and neither
wealth nor position will add one iota to the
peace and happiness of the members Of the
new household if love was not the power
which FIRST united them. grand Wedding,
like glittering toy, draws the aee>.ioa For
a moment, but it is utterly useless in smooth
ing the pathway that leads into the future
domestic life.
Miss Sherman has had year or two at
the seminary and her father will doubt ed
ly provide her with good dowery "a very
comfor! abe Consideration for Fitch; bu,
OIL erw &C here is no shsice between her an
the averss &c American gIrl.
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ASST mbIy Dist Conventions.

There will be conventions held in the
several Assembly Districts of this county
On 0cf. 18th at 10 clock NJ for the enr.
pose OF nominating Candidates for the AS
sewbly.
lst District, at A. Teitgen at Newton
ID District, at Jos. kuehne at the Four
Corners.
Sd E1ssrict, at the Court House at Manito-
Voc.
The following gives the number of dele
gates each town Is er Titled 70:
LIST District CensresiIle, 8: Meemc, 8
Schl-swig, A; Newton, 2; Liberty, /;
Eaton, 3; Rockland. liz.
ID Observation-Disclosures Rapids, 2:
Cate, 2; kossuth, 8; Franklin 8; Maple
Grove, 2; Gibson, 2; Coeperstewn, a.
Is.
Sd District.-Two Rivers. s; Mishicotf. 8
Two Creeks, /; Town of Nanitowoc, /; Mani
to"oc City, lst Ward 3: I'd Ward I; Sd Ward
2.-TotaI 49,
By order Of Committee.
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THE COMING COUNTY AID AS
SEMBLY CONVENTIONS.

We ask all Democratic, Liberal Kepabli-
ems, Changers and other reformsrs, Who
e desire, Of purifying Wisconsin polpi;,
= join with Us in making our nominations
at our County snd Assembly Conventions,
to convene on the t7sb ;nst, As per call in
Al o:her column Of this issue.
Heretofore we have had considerable
manipulation at cosyentioos from men both
il and out of our own party, who were es
pecinily interested in having this or that
man nominated on our ticket that their
espeeisl friend, to be nominated on the
radical ticket, might have an easy run.
This is not all; we have had candidates
running on our ticket who we're quietly
working for the success of men running on
the radical ticket. This state Of political
affairs in our party 10 not our exclusive
secret. rs it has been 50 fragrant that all
could see and understand.
These irregularities can only be remedied
by attending more carefully to the primary
caucuses, so that none but men who have
the general good of the party as heart shall
ees in ~ delegates; and with our 1000
Reform majority it would seem utterly i'm
possible for any but Reformers to Dc
elected.
All must see the Importance Of serdinp
the best men 10 the several towns to The
nominating conventions; mer who will see
that none but competent, honest and faith
full men are pu. IN nomination for the sew
eral Offices to be Glled, and then the Radi
CALI, to man, must of necessity ".tep
down and out Of oEce this fall.
A few words more az to the Ser ate and
Assembly nominations, and We shall leave
the responsibility With the nominating con
ven,ions where it properly belongs.
Ii is Of the greatest impoi lance to the
future Of the Reform party that care be
taken IN the selection IF State Senator and
Assemb!ymen this fall, as the coming Leg
i,ature will elect a United States Senator
to fill the position which Matt CARPENTER
has so shamefully di-graced, and it is Ct
the utmost Importance to the Reform arty
who that coming nan shall be. 4 new deai
as to Congressional delegations frcn the
several counties in conyenton IS also at
stake, and other matters of importance, not
necessary to mention, which help to make
our fall conventions q matter Of anxiety to
all thinking reformers.
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GRAMS Personal ORGAN.
A New York Journal to the New
Third Term Newspaper in
& OdflsAm.


We might give it, editors great deal OF
ndvice, but we are afraid it would he lik c
sending Goals to Newcastle or writing a
statement for Plymouth Church. We can
sum VI ell We have to say in this one max
i'm: Little children, love one another
Do not call names. Do not say n rival
editor is pig. 1t does 20 good, and. after
all, a pig is useful animal, and with re
served Qualities IN the way of hams and
sFarerits, that few administration organs
possess. Re courteous. Because a man
is Democrat it does not follow he ie
damned. Lcok after subscribers and ad-
refreshments. Be Just to MI men, especially
to the President of these United States
Remember always that he is President, the
source Of all wisdom and authority, and
praise him. Always alluded to him as the
second or, it may be- the third Washington
Support the Custom House. By that way
Gay tood thin IS come. Do net discus,
Questions Of emigration and the EngIlsh
Ch''. ch TO the exclusion ola American themes
Il it Is necess aFy to be independent abuse
General Butler sni iavemeyer. This is
always safe turs, because if they 80 not
deserve /; at the time they will 10 a little
while Do not take sides in the BROOKLYN
scandal. 1t will be like una king a round OF
visHs to hornets pests. Do not print letters
on currency and protection. By following
these points closely the Republic may have
its days long IN the hand, and in time pos
sess its own editorial sed -ecai Sire, and tea
and soasts, with sixty-iye columns Of adyer-
tisements to comfort it and teach il pati
encs. love and considerations for all the
world
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RADICAL NEws.-Ihe Federal Office hol
ders Of this city Mess.s. Chas. Luling, T. C.
Shove and others went through the fuss and
ieather-farce OF attending the Radical Con-
gressional Convention, held at Fond .lu Lac
yesterday. to nomi aate man to run against
Hon. Sam. Burchard the Reform candidate
We learn by special dispatch that Col.
John Cochrane of Dodge Co. was nominated
Mr.Cochraue is a newly fedged'granger with
political ambitions that are sure to strike
in and make Kim gosling sick by Nov 3rd
The man does not live in the district that
can cimb 10 the summit Of 70UO majority
and cros Mt :. b. Barchard our Reform
canli iata for COnyras,
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The different ward C.ucuses Of this city.
for the purpose Of electing delegates to- the
County Convention to nc held in this city on
Saturday Oct. 18th, at the Court house, will
be held at the following named places on
Friday evening the 10th inst. at 7 O. clock;
lst Ward, wilkins Honse.
and Wand, windate House.
3ri Ward, Engrisch Hall.
4,h Ward, TodI's Hotel.
For the town of Manltowoc caucus win
be held at the Northwestern house at 2
O'Clock p. NJ on F friday the 10Th
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sale OF Forfeited state La.d..
STATE OF WISCONSIN,
Office Of Commissioners q School
and University Lands,

Madison, Wis. Aug 2sth. 1871
Notice j. hereby given that all the School
University, Agricultural College, Forfeited
Mortgagei, and Swamp Lands in the State
of Wisconsin, which have been forfeited hy
reason Of the non-payment Of interest for
the year 1874, will be offered TO, sale at
public auction, at the Capitol in Madison. Oh
the 10Th day Of December, A. D. 1874 ,unle :
sooner redeemed; said sale to commence
at o'clock A. NJ. and continue from day I,
day until all Of said lands shall have beer
offered Said lands win be offere by couu
ties, arranged in alphabetical orier
Among rhese are the following described
| lands in Manitowoc County. which will he
| oifersd at the price named opposite eacl
tract tunder the beading Total amount
due Stately which includes the principa
due at the time of forfeiture; the interest or
the sane to Japusry l 1875: all taxes which
have been returned agains, tie land and re
main uupaid, the cost of advertising, ane
three per cent damages.
Said lands will be sold subject to all I'M
paid taxes assessed against the same, not in
clu iei herein
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The October numbcr OF the Nilrauke.
Honthiy is Il fine one, full of the very hes,
short stories, charming poems, and short ar
ticles On various interesting topics This
leading paper is handsom ly illustrated, sud
tells Something About China" The fall
fashion report for the ladies is very full pre-.
fusely illustrated, and considerable space
Is devoted to picturing and describing fall
and winter styles in gentlemen's dress An
other Of the series Of articles on health and
the toilet appears, and "Wooing" ends in
the hap lest manner A Western magazine,
so cheap and so good. should have a place
in every Western home It's subscription
price is oily 81, and the publisher gives
great variety of beautiful and valuable
premiums to those who get up clubs.
For specimen copy send stamp to T. j,
Gilmore, 407 Broadway, Milwaukee, Wis,
or enquire for it mt your newsdealers
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LADIES one and all don't forget to call OF
Chas. Book and look at his splerfiii Brick
Store, which is filed to it's utmost capacity
with all kinds OF goods for Lady's use
DoNr eNt too much supper on Thurs d
night i you are going hear the Amateurs,
bec' Use there will be danger Of your "bus,.
ins your buttons Off IL you do. "
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-10-08

TIE Bar-room Remedy for 81 ailments is
Rum Biters, .urcharged witt. Fusel Oil. a
deadly element, rendered more active bv the
puDgcn 1T astringents with which il is cosahin-
I'd. Ii your stomach is weak and liver or
bowels dissrdered, strengthen and regulate
hen With VIsEGaR BirrxRs. a purely VIC.
FABLE ALrERATIvE aud ApERIEyr, free
from alehohol and capable of infusiug new
vitality into your exhausted syNeu av