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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-05-07
DIED,

EGGERS-ln the town of Ma,itouoo
May lSt, 1874, Of Neuralgia and Heart
disease, HENRIETTA, wife Of John c..
Egser'. aged 81 yeals,
The deceased was esteemed by all and
highly beloved by those more Intimately
acquainted with her many virtues and un-
tlreing devotion to her Lereaved family.
MIR. Essers and bis interesting family of
children have the heartfelt symrathies Of
tie entire community 10 their sad loss.
WATROUS-In this city, on the morning
of the 9th of May. 1874, at the residence
OF D.. ID. j. Ea ton, CT Congestion of
the brain, L. I. WATRoUs, axe,i - years.
The deceased WAS toru in Port Wash.
lng!on, WIS, and educated at Be.oit Col.
iege, and graduite of the Albany, N. Y.
Law School. He carr nienced the practice
of his profession in the Stale of Michigan
where he remained two years precious to
coming to this city. Although but six
months a resident Of our city. he had made
many friends in cur midst, and already had
growing law practice in our city. He
was young man full Of am btious life and
promise, and his early demise has cast a
gloom over all the young OF our city His
remains were sent 10 his friends at Port
Washington, on the I o'clock train this
morning.
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EDFT0RIA1. NOTES.

4 RESOLUTION has been offered in Con-
gress fixing juno 18th as tie day of ad-
jomnment. The hole work of this ses-
sion of the Forty third Congress amounts
to absolutely nothing. A few visdy speeches
have been made on the question u finances
or on some Other question which the peaee
prefer to settle themselves and don's care
TO Eaye Congress NEEDLE with, but the
country at large has not received the least
dement, from this last session.
1T Is almost il settled fact that Secretary
Richardson is to retire from the TREASURY
Department. His views on financial mat.
tiers differs widely from thase held by the
administra''g- ard his management has
been so tuil of errors that his best friend,
Will not ask the President to retain him
At present she position of Secretary of the
treasury Is very important one and the
people VIII anXiously await the action Of
the President. The Indications are, how
ever, that E. B. Washburn Of llhnois, our
present ambassador 70 France, will 10 Of.
tered the position, in case Richardson re.
signs or is removed.
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SALE ExrKoDISARY,-We learn that
John A. Tool proposes to sell his Slate
upon which he has long been accustomed
70 note delinqusuts for nonpayment of
Drinks.
If Hr. Todl is really in earnest in this
matter We predict that this auction sale
will attract much more than usual interest
Tie Slate is q large double one connec
Ted by hinges and il literally covered
with charges. 1t has some EerY responsible
names legibly written thereon. The char
ges are in figures, xhether for drinks or
lunches (ftE which tits Hotel i eel DRAFTED J
is not stated byt :hsg hare the general ap
pearance VI being pso,st charges. he
charitable object of this n~iice ~i:l be ap-
precissed by those who have - desire to pa,
10 before tG- sale and have their name
erased from said slate.
Aside frep the above reaeona set forth,
there is stiil the eear shat the Female Hrs
saders might make raid and trake his
state to asos as before be could realize n re
usual muis y. collected.
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Mrs. X. meets Mrs r. and Mrs. B., ut
The corner Of Eighth and York streets,
North Side at $3.50 A. NJ.
Mrs. K.-Why good morning ladies
How do you do this morning? Ism. ;his
rather. 81 sas!y hour for you to lie ous shop
ping
Mrs, Rive sre just r1turniue from the
Scpth Side. We have Teen over to see
new stock of Wall Paper at Mr. King.
bells, I'll tell you Mrs. h, it is rcaily IL
legant. ] have ordered enough to pager
every room, in my house, because they are
about 20 per cent. cheaper, and much nicer
patterns than anybody has ever offered in
this town.
Mrs B.-And Hr. Kiingbsil 10 30 very
courteous, he takes such delight ip showing
you his goods. No matter whether you pur.
chase or not, he is always ready 70 show
thsla.
Mrs. K.-Well will 20 right oyer to
see him, because am in need OF little
wall psper sais season. haFs iosksi over
sresy pattern On she North Sias, but can I
dad anything 70 suit me.
Ms. R-we4 gnod morning, Mrs. X.
am sure you VII be suited.
Frs. B.-Be sure 9nd buy your whole
supply now, because Wall Paper % sell
ing At rp-hinS rate At Mr.. Kinsbsils
Good morning.. 1878.
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The Railway election fer the Milw .ukes,
L. S. & Western Railroad Company held
in this city yesterday, resulted ir the cleo
ton Of Board of Directors who own
almost the entire stock of the Company.
Hon Jos. Villas having put in four years of
time to accomplish the object desired at n
pecuniary loss each year, and having sent in
his resignation two or three times, refused
to be further honored by an election a.
President for the coming year. His coal
mine interest in Ohio of which h. is Presi-
dent. demands all the attention he is able
20 bestow outside of his own Immediate
business Interests IL this city and locality.
However We saa assure our readers that
MIR. I. W. Rhinels oder, the President elect
ed at Yesterdays meeting will give our rail
way interest all the attention they require
We learn that the eastern capita lists eX-
pressed themselves highly pleased with the
road and the country through which it pass
es. Mr.. f. ". Rhinesnder will go East in
u few days, but will return to our city aad
make it his residence for three or four
months, anu Strengthen out ail our railroad
complication TO the entire satisfaction Of
all concerned. The names CT she directors
are a sufficient guarantee that they do not.
or xill not need funds to make these
pledge good.
The new Board of Directors and other Of
fcias are as follows to Wit:
Isaac LII knsk New York.
Samuel S. Sands. New York.
William Ii. Gunien, New York.
Lawrence Wells. Nss York.
+ v. RhIneIanIer. New / ork.
Charles Dana, New York.
I c. Henry, PhiladelPhis.
Robert Haneu. BALTIMORE.
Henry Mann. Milwaukee,
James II Mead, She,oygar.
Jos Villas, ManItowoc.
Pre>iienI-F. ". RhInelanler-
Vice presileut-Hvnry Mann,
c. e. Barnes aud has LuIiag, sill held
the So.itiVns {: Treasury ana ss.r .sry.
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Kew Law Firm.

Mess7s. Q. F. A. Greene of TIE late firm
IF Walker i Greene and L j. Nash oil
tho firm of Treas g. Nash Of this city, have
formed partnership under the firm name
of Greene i Nash, Attorneys and Coun-
se!ors at Law.
The older law firms of this city may veil
i1ok to their laurels since this combination,
as each member OF this firm carries from
their former firms respectively, n goodly
number Of clients, who will follow them
with their business whenever within their
reach, which will give them largeand luera-
tive business to commence with.
There is no dodging the fac. that this
firm combines in an eminent degree, all that
is requisite in integrity. legal ability and
prompt business sagacity, to make them the
equal, at the very least, Of any law 6rm in
Northwestern Wisconsin.
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AT the special school meeting. held at
the school hou-e in Joint District. No.
on Monday evening, 1t was decided to TO-
'sh the upper story of the school building,
according to the original plans for the same.
THIS story was left a mere empty lof. when
the rest Of the building was completed
and until lately it has not cen needed, as
the lower stories tave afforded all the room
necessary for the number Of scholars in
attendance. But now they are uncomf,rta.
bly, crowded, and it is absolutely necessary
to have the use of the entire buildios. in
order to accommodate all who would like
to attend. The con'rac: for the completion
OF this story will be let to the lowest bid
der, and an opportunity for puttiDgin bid.
will soon be afforded.
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Now that the Potter railroad law is gen.
orally conceded TO be a bungling affair
some Of the leading Republican papers
throughout the State are trying to saddle
the blame upon the RefGFm party. We dc
not wonder that the RADICAL | arty wished
to be relieved of their responsibility for i
Inv from which neither the people nor the
railroad companies can derive any benefit,
but to their backs belong the burden, and
they acne must bear it. 1t was n Repub
lican Senator who first devised this bill
and it was fo'sted w on the State through
the stqbbournness of a Republican Sepatf
whe persstently refused to have anything
to do With the Henderson or Cotshaurer
bills, either of which were preferred in the
House to the Potter bill.
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Personal

Hiram C. Smith. late mail agent on the
Milwaukee, Lake Shore R. R., started for
California on Monday morning last, &C.
companied by Mrs. Wyman Murphy and
fami ly, who goes there to join her husband
who went thither last fall. Our friend
Smith goes to strike anew for himself and
has all the business requisites to ensure
success, as be has much more than usna!
business capacities. and a business expert
cnce far beyond most young men of his
age.
John Robinson, Of Green Bay of the 6 m
of I. & j. Robinson, has been 81 ending
a few day. with his brother, Hon. Thos.
Ro bipson of this CITY.
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TIE literary and social entertainer t
which came off on Tuesday evening, at the
Presbyterian church, proved very enjoy.
aUlc affair. The success Of these enter.
tain nents during the past winter is largely
oweing to efforts of Prof Barnes, who has
had almost the entire managcm ent of them
and has & ven them an unusual life and 10
terest ard those who have attended these
pleasant little gatherings will regret to know
that the duties Of the Professor compel him
to surrender into other hands the charge of
getting them up, although he will attend
aud assist, if necessary, in the entertain
ment, as heretofore. I'll exercise Of Tues.
day evening consisted of an original essay
by Mics Burnet, a recitation by Miss Sack
ct, several songs and readings, and tie in
comparable representation Of DR.. Puffstuff
by j. S. Alan.
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OuR stock is now fully sorted up with
all the latest novelties in Spring and Sum-
mer Dress goods, notions, &c, &C., besides
full lines of Cassimeres, Shawls, D,mestics
Staple and Fancy Groceries. We cannot
enumerate, bet would ask every one who
reads this, to just step in and examine cur
goods. We VIII give you as good bargains
as any one in this city. Please remember
that we consider it no trouble TO show
goods, and that we guarantee every thing as
Call and see us, and we will
give you chance to save money.
32O-t3 j. E. PLArr.
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CcIps sc-TF.
GOING soePp
= POsg OFFICE.
Ayrr1,. rli Depact!re, u Writ.

siEf'fN : "a ~ pNfL4'c' " NTfts
ORUy. s~rtt. Sour. Fist South Southwest
fs--@s y.ri'o~9c Daily at I o'clnct =. n. AM
arvs.a ~ SLttS,- IN time for the cars TO Foni
IN Isr ra-.s l'rres veet; rondav. Wednesoay.
Friday. BY tire 81 Scwfonbur-. Hecmc
Rt~rfs 1ne,rSs Grove. to Shebog1an. and
hrss time. q wee frnstav Thursday and sat
-r!u-ay vLv d SoriDeirn, HiSa, CeutreyiIle
fo,rin. TO II shuFgsh.
Tror, NSniiewoc 10 Two Rivers fdaiIr.l ~
r'>iork No, an 4rrir az naBft0goc at I o'clnck
Trt.WeehIy-To ChItnn Leav.- Mantle.
~ svers rra-ia~, rAnrs iay. and SATURDAY, aud
s,r're. AZ hilton - fprn
Arr.vef .: H3nitowos every Monday, Wednes
ds' rri.I-N m
7ri-W eekIy-ro Green Bav-v;a. T0a
siV s!s-Lesyrs 9autfnwoc everv N.B#ay. v ed
s-'a1y and Frl'ay at . N, and 5rtiye. at Green
- merit eay II 8 ".
.rIiv@- IT Narito.oc every Tuesday, Thur
"a. and s1trrrar. ~ u.
Semt-Wrrkfy-To kswaunre-va Two
P'-rrs-i.es'es H9ni'owoc, Monday. and Thur-
dtv m. and arrives at Manitoyoc wary
Tue '1v nj = iGaF at n.
WeeAIy-from 8aaitowoe to Henasha-
L,.Vs- H-nitornc sveo5 FRIDAY at : n, aud ar.
yves AZ u errrt..
The soscial P7st Oscas o. Francis Creek. Prac,
arf ho-.ncrsns. get their mail every Satnrdai
h--aopl
POI ofes ss.a for delivering letters from q m
ss2.sn-
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Ma. J. RICHARDS has established a new
coal and wood yard in this city. Please to
examine mis- advertisement and price list,
found in another column, or give him call
and be convinced that you can get no bet
tsr bargains anywhere IN the city than
frpm him
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tn, Nlraaaee Monthly fur May is an
excellent book, eon,asaing great amonnt
9. interesting reading, end beautifully Illus
srated. 4 large club or aamber of smLq
en.s might easily be obtained III this and
every ueighboraood, AID ANY one no woult
take the tHoub.e TO obtnin snG send N
r.sacs woeld receive splendid pay in the
,remipsse Sc ,aisi.t select. TIL, publisher
j. perfectly r4lL.hIe. aus the premiums just
W., they are represented. Send stamp
f.. specimen copy. Address, N:ln auA,e
Aex;eis. N.l4auAes, W.
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CT JECHkS

:, Rssiheie- Cntholic Church enrrsr Of N,ir
- HaysNsl Etrast' rst1hlistc "a 1856 Rev J
p-.siAr. Pastor. Hour of service: E1rlv Mass u
IA. High Mrs al 10 \. m. Tespers at az D.
" Weak dsv Nn-~ at A. m.
FUst Ger nan EytrceiInh Lutheran Church
81. . cor. Of Marshall sad Ei-th sts } e~tsbli.he
ssS Raw NJ. II. t3nshl, pastor. Service at 10
=. sr1as, School service nj " o. m
h,a.!i-t Rni'ropa. Church, Rev. J LsvaIie
fa'ts' rae, ing. i0i5 and m. every
snf jhnSay school y. PRAYER meet
kss .osav. 7 >sdaS and Thursday evenings.
81 Pr"shyt"risn Church or M1nitb~ DC, organ T.
&c June Ssh 1851 Rev c. Il stevens pastor
er-' - AZ 10I o clock =, n. ard ut ~ D. NJ
esaisy Seaooi services Al ae'cloc. D. m.
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TO cONSUMpTIyEs.

The advertiser, having been permanently
cured of that dread disease, CONSUMPTION.
by simple remedy, is anxious to make
known to his fellow suffers the means of
cure. To all who desire it, he will send -
copy of the prescription used, free OF
charge), with the directions Tor preparir g
and using the same, which hey will -nd
a SURE CURE for CoSsuMprIoS. ASTHMA
BRONCHITIS, &c. Parties Wishing the
prescription will please address.
Rev E. A. WILSON,
l94Penn. st. Williamsburg. New York
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TINS steamer Sh,toyy1n started on her
first trip this ssssao, yesterday. She has
received . thorough oSerhaulina and reno
rs,ion CT late, and she starts out Lssking
a. fresh aud neat and comfortable as
any OF tho boats on the Lake. She is
nader the management of the same Off
Gre as 81 previous years, which fact alone
r. guarantee to these who take passage
With Der, a safe and pleasant TRIP.
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FIRE AT BRILLIoS- The Ian Der and
stave mills Of Bishop & Beech were totally
destroyed by FIRE last Friday evening. The
loss Is estimated at $4,000 The ,nsur.
ance on the buildings bad run out three
days rreviou, to the fire, and had not been
renewed, consequently, the whole loss will
fall upon the owners.
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We offer an excellent quality Of

SToP that cough, with "W olcott's Con-
sumption Cure" The best remedy in the
world for coughs and consumption. 1t
heals liberated threats and tonsils, Sore
ness of tie chest and lungs. Wolcott's
Pain Pain. removes every class of PAIN by
thorough outward application Of Pain
Paint over the parts affected. Wolcott's
Arnihilater cures Catarrh. These three
great remedies are for Sale at the Drug
Store of Messrs. Bacon, Buerstatte. and
Z. Leubler.
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OLD MAIDS

a eae ef< tents. e-xynen. Postmaster and
W aw-iie YOUNG Men, sri Men aue, Toaseu. OF
4 Gu can eassE cara a drst-cl1ss Sevirr Ms
cai"e ct bSoAs sufficient TO stock a Iihrrr, or
sore f.iiuapie PiclaIes 20 be-saufy yCur homes !.
or i ftSe cteTeoscOpe or cool iina ke.cer
I.ntN oAN Jtc or GHasc Box or n pen
hst'o or 6"ld Peh or PJotpcrlpni, A,hpv !.
or a SAM kerosene Lanp f,'r you- Psrlor. or a
Fine &c oTdeon or " clusters illustrated Ouarto
DICTIONARY or Rogers World Rsnawn a StItua
=" GroeD~; Or } Fire Niokn or Re niDyto Hi
ne Cane; or Remington noubfs pirreI Bre
Lna0lnS >Aol Ga2 or Csbles t.t-an ,yorta
<ls~ eY s!E riv sos king 10 ,csr ., och n. ed
:. n ~. exclaimed T. tie circullEs If rLr NJ
III. p. Co Perfectly le-itine;- IN resTa~tlh'e :.
rdhy son'a s,v ehii~atror ic ADDRESS II. H. p
TO 129 EIs' 2S'a g., New lorK
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CAsToRIA As more than a substitute for
Easter OIL. Ii Is the only safe article in
existence which will assimilate the food reg
uiate the bowels. cure wind-colie and pro
duee natural sleep. IL contains neither
minerals, morphine or alcohol. AMI is pleas
ant to take. Children need no. cry and
mother may rest
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TEpaAN l. MoxsK are at work clearing
nsay the debri. from the site of their old
MIN. which Was burned down some time
ngo. preparatory to- the construction of
new and larger one. They have purchased
complete outfit Of machinery, sufficient
for four run of stone, from a Neenah firm,
and it is their intention to have the new
mil .ompleted and ready for business BY
The tine the first wheat Of this season
comes 10.
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LAND PLAsTEa-fresh e ,uI and COZ
stantly on hand at the Manitowoc Plastic"
Mills, in the Oriental Mills ware house.
Far ners should not lose the benefit of
good sle:gt.rg, but get their supply OF n part
before tad roads set in.
sos If j. ScHUET1E Reo.
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A PERFECT CURE,
vEeE1IaE Is SAID " ALL pau7sIsrs.


''EnEOGR A ne ' book Gu tee All
Of WI 10. hv Som a comDete system D Phoue
&c Shnrt- h iro. Z q shortest, most 81 Tpie, easy
and oam0rehens've, enabling aeV one IL u snnt
time t. report triai-. speeches. sermons e. Tie
Lords Pr or ia written win 40 stokes o. the
pei. anh 10 words Der minute. TIE IN "--l toyed
s'i"ud learn :hIs art Price b m III % rAntt
A~eu.s v1ntst. l6ress ". +. EVANS & c..
l33 ). IT'S. Phiia., Pa "a.
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GRANTS veto of the Imitation Bill was
undoubtedly the greatest act of bis life, but
even this sink. to a mere nothing when
compared TO the Low Prices Of BOOTS
and SHOES at RYDERS.
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o. Monday the prop. TruesisA brought
" he Iander Bros, Of this city, large
u-~ boiler. OF the most approved maize,
place Of their old ono IN their plaining
NIL
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shsris r. r. npsrt
F!rrt ~ tr Coz. A. pfenI-v.
Fszfs,sr Of Deeds John Franz.
sou1.T Cierf, 4 ~ Ricatcr
t'pn:F Treasurer. G. Even.
6nrr'y Julze. I. . O,m&tri
roHnt Surveyor J1hn O'Htra
teo' o. SCHOOLS. u ichae, Kir.au
fsr.rT1n foari or Sna-rytsnrs H. p uuSblrd
I -. ALla Lay. II ] Iurnpr
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CIR one of Clark's patent carriage UNI
hrcllss and adjustable holders, and you will
Ne prepared for sunshine ard storm. Mr..
4. h. Rand IS sole agent for this city and
county. SlSt3
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We, carry a full stock of Ladies' add
Gents. collars, cuffs, neckties. gloves and
hosiery. All the latest novelties 10 notions
of this kind, ut
s2U-t3 j. E. pIAT1's
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DISSOLUTION E0TICF

Tn e nnter:i gned, ha,jns dissolved their
artn erShip BY mutual consent, give notice
hat Mr.. Aitmtnn is nos the sole owner of
the business lately carried on under the
name of Altman & Simon and is 50 pay all
debts and collec: all demands of the late
HIN. CARL ALTMAN,
FBaSCEs SIMON
Nanitoxoc, April LIST, 1874 S37t3
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BADLY BURsED.-Auglss Groll, q lad
about IL years of age. while playing with
some other boys of the same sse, las, Sun.
day. found some phosphorus hidden away
IN an old jar, and seeing that it WAS come
strange substance, he put some in bis peck
ct to carry home. Not long aits- j, took
ire and before it could be ext:nguished be
was 90 severely burned that there is ba.
little hope OF mis- recovery.
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Sewing Machines at Cost.

As wish to close up the Sewing Ma.
chine business, will sell what | have On
hand at cost prices. Those il need of a
machine will do well to call at TIE store of
Sll.tf f. w. BORCuERDT.
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Anros EoGr has recently been deliver
Ing. 70 various parties IN this city, some very
fee articlss Of furniture, manufactured ut his
furniture rooms on Eighth street.
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jaw. palsy, sprains, swellings cak4d-treaSts.
scalds, burns, salt-rheGI3. ear-aeLs sc
upon the human frame. and of strainS
SPAWN. CALLS, &c. upon animals in one year
than have all other pretended remedies
since the world bes1p. J. Is a ceuGt-r-irFf-
tant, an all healing pain relievrr Crippes
throw away theie arutches. the lame walk.
poisonous bites are rendered harmless. aud
the wounded are Le4led without II scar. 1t
is no humhng. The recipe is pub.ishe!
around eaca bostie. II is selling as no artl.
ticle ever IefoTe sold. and 1t sells because il
does just what it pretends to do Those
who now suffer from rheumatism. pain. or
swelling, deserve to safer If 'hey will not
use Centagr Llnileat. Mere THAI loo Ger
tifcates Of remarkable cures, including fro
zen limbs. chronic rheumatism CONT, run
ming tumers, SC. have hreE received We
will send circular containing sertiGcatee
the recipe, Sc, gratis, to any one request.
ing It. tse bottle Of the yellow wrlpers
Centaur Lsaip.enr IS worth ola hundred del
lars for spawned OF swaepied horses and
mules: or for screw-worm in sheep Stock
owners--this liaiment is worth your atten-
ton Nc family should be withoas Ceusaur
Liniment. Sold by all druggists Fifty
cents per bottle; large bottles. SI.Oo J. b.
Rose & Co., So Broadway. New York
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Tnl Cornsiid y. HiHdidte arrived at
this port, at noon to day aid is taking on n
e,rg, OF hay for j. Thornton, TO- the
ChisAso market.
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so many people are seen at the store Of O.
iorrlson is, that he has already on hand a
large and choice stock of dry goods, gro
ceries, boots and shoes and ready made
and that he is daily receiving from
the East, fresh spring goods of the htss
styles which he sells at astonishingly low
prices. lie has an extensive lot Of spring
shawls which he would be most Lanpy to
exhibit to the ladies Of this county, and AS
Tor his department of ready made clothing
why just take n look mt those nobbv sprins
suits, and you will be sure to want one.
SlSt3
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Or. r. X. PAST, who has been stepping
here for a few weeks past, departed Nester-
.iAy mornir fer Texas. where he wilsco
hnue the practice If medicine.