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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1874-06-16
Thirty Years Experience of
an Old Nurse.

Mas. MiNsLow's SooTnISG SYRUP is The Pas
scRlPTiuN ct one of the best Female Physicians
aud Nurses ia the United States. aud has been
used for thifty Noar, With never failing safety aud
success by millions of mothers aud children, from
the feeble infant of ono week old to the adult. 1t
cogrccf- acidity Of the stomach, relieves wind col
ic, regulates the bowels tnd gives rest, health and
comfort To- mother AMI child. We believe 1t to
be the Best and Surrst nsmvdy in the world III
all cases Of plSENrhRl and DIAhHQ.A IN
CHILDREN. whether it ARISES from Ioething or
from any other cause. Full directions for using
will accompany each bottle None genuine unes.
the facsimile COURTS a PERKINS is ON tho
outside wrapper. Sold by all medicine Dealers
lG:iV
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1874-06-16

tu-torih Is moro That sub titate for Castor
Oil. 1t Is the only safe article in existence which
is certain to assimulate the food, regulate the
bowels, cure wnd-colc and produce natural sleep
1t contains neither minerals morphine alco
hol and is pleasant to take. Children need not
cry AID mothers may rest 32yl
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1874-06-16

There is no pain which the
Centaur Liniments will not re-
lieye, no swelling they will not
subdue, aud NJ lameness they
will not cure. This Is strong
language, but it is true. They
!. have produced more cures Of
rheumatism, neuralgia, look
inv. nalsY. sprains. swellinRa.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1874-06-16


The Grand Lodge, BY resolution, voted
to present the retiring Grand Master NJ
w Park Davis Of St. Adams tostimo-
NAL at the next session Of the Grand
Lodge.
The Council of the Order OF High
Priesthood Of the State Of Vermont con
vened at Masonic Hail. Burlington, on
Thursday evening, june H. 1874 After
the transaction { the u,uol business the
following grand ofiireTs were chosen by
ballot for the ensuing year.
N f Edward Dana, Cornwall, President.
NJ John 7 Shurtleif, Bennington, Vice-presi-
dent.
" Z II NJ Phelps, burlington, Conductor.
NJ 81 b liolenbeck, darlington, Recorder.
NJ James Holloway, 81 Adams, Steward.
NJ L Kitucdse tlashns. Brattleboro, Sentinel
GRAND COUNCIL OF ROYAL AND SELECT
M4soNs.
THIS Grand Body convened at Masonic
Hall, Burlington, June llth, Edward s
Dana, Grand Master, presiding. ard open.
20 in ample form with then usual ceremon.
les aud with prayer by the Grand Chap
lain. Rev, T. f. Stewart.
The Grand Master then delivered hi,
annual address. in which he alluded tC
the prosperity of the order, and urged up
on the subordinate officers a more earnest
fort to promote the interests OF tho
Cryptic Rite.
The following grand officers we're elect
ed with great unanimity:
Edward Dana Cornwall, NJ I Grand Master
Joseph Perkins, St Johhsbury, Deputy GFonC
Master.
ormond Cole. winOoski, Grand Conductor Of
the Work.
CIV Woodhouse Burlington, Grand Treasurer
W ii Whtcomb, Burlington, Grand Recpr
der.
Frank II Bascom, Montpelier, Grand Captain
of the Guard.
VIM Hopkins, vergennes, Grand condueto
Of the Council.
/ NJ X Paine, Windsor Grand Marshal.
! ii l. sheldon, Middlebury, Grand Lecturer.
Rev F Stewart, South Burlington, Gram
Chaplain
A IIubbell, Bennington, Grand Steward.
John Copeland, Middlebury, Grand Sentinel
After the transaction of other routine
business. the Grand Council was dull
closed, the entire session having been o
the most pleasant and harmonious cbarac
ter.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1874-06-16

EDEY's CARBoLIo TRooHEs.-Among tho vari-
GUS remedies for Coughs none enjoy higher rep
utation than Edey's Carbolic Troches. This fact
places them above the ordinary list Of medical
preparations. For coughs, colds asthma, and as
a disinlectant and preventive against contagious
diseases they a specific. Invaluable to sing
ers and public speakers. Sold everywhere. John
+ Henry, Curran Co, proprietors, and Col
lege Place, New York.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1874-06-16

WANTED.
w A girl to do hOusswork for q small family.
lsws Inquire Of II. DEAN,
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MARRIED.

In Middlebury, June Alta, by Rev ". II.
Meeker, Petoi Ashline and Emma A. McQuillan,
both of Rouses Point, y. Y.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-01-01
: = ~ #
Peat Office.
4, r4I saI Departure Of Nui's.

DuHy so1th, SOUTHEAST, South. sogth-Nest.
<1q'ss s-nite voc DAILY at o'c!ocS n. N. an
strives 81 ~tscyg-n IN time for tic cars 70 FOND
su Lac. In'es tines week Anudav- "e6ne stsG,
40 Friday. bF the way OF NeyfoEb8ry Heema.
Es~ara-, Horards Grove. TO Sh=opygan. aHd
tore unes = ueeL-Tues iag. ThGrsd.r. and sat
D-og rav OF NorlIeiH, HIka, CeutreT!lle
Ao.-lc. to she5pygan.
From hauitowoc to Two Rivers, lIaiiyN 49,
o'cask N, and arrives at Man.t0Toc Al O'Clock
Eri-0eck.y-To Chiffon. Leaves Hanisa-
woe every tuesday, Thursisy. ana saturday, aui
strives a Clifton at6 M.
Arrives at ManitoEoc every MonGaT, Nsdnes-
fsv ana Fri Ia, at pm.
Tri-ueekIy-ro Green Bav--7 =. T@"
flver.-Leiyes H,nitowoc every Mnnlay. V ei
R.rpeTf yFstipag At 5 m, and arrives at Green
hrTi-ea At asnto~oc every Tuesda7, r.,..
iay md saturosy st7am
Semi weekly kewaunee-yil T ro
sirers-Ieaves hanitowoc, Monday. ard Thurs
q ~ at m. and arrives ii MaE!toToc every
Ia ..lsY md EtioaE at .
"ecaby-frOE AanisoH0c 10 McGash2-
I-.ves h1nituwoc every Friday a. 10, - =:
rir-s at u ~ SUNDAY
The saec.l Post Offices Of Francis Creek. Prar,
ard RoseGc.aug, GeL their mall eyey SATURDAY.
forenoon.
r.n 01ea ores FOR delivering letter, from Z m
at
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-01-01
FACTS AND FANCIES FOB THE
LADIES

Ii is''remaEk.d that wood viii last much
longer II left fer the women folks to saw
and split
Broad, aat, low heels for boots are now
considered the thing among the ladies' of
Paris.
From Paris comes the intelligence that
demi trains have succeeded the court train
in "genteel society"
"What is your name, little girl? "Min-
ME- minnie what? Minnie Don't,
mamma calls me-
Philadelphia wa. very gay last week,
with the centennial tea party at the Acadia
my. Ditto Boston.
A .treetcar Conductor IL Detroit picked
up navy revolver from the floor as sever
al passengers were departing, the other
day, and well-dressed woman claimed il,
with the remark "Tbat's the ,ecend
lime I've lost that to-day
The wife Of Alexander aga ssiz, a son
Of the la.e Professor, died it Boston Men
day night Of pnsunonia, ,uperindaced by
fatigue IL ATTENDANCE. upoa her father-in-
law.
Inferior Creature-s'You must make all
your arrangements, madam, 10 do TN. and
do that, without aver consulting me Do
you forget, madam, that l an your hus-
band,-ths husband whom you promise
to love, honor, and obey 2" Creature
(engagingiy)-"Well, well, little man, it's
no good being cross about that. promis
Cd, Of course but you know l meyer meant
il.
An I.lneis schoolgirl vas whipped un-
ii! she tainted aEay because she said
''cfaw.' Instead Of Chew" The teacher
wasn't SO particular about his grammar
when he went az the ROAD with about 50
men chasing bin.
who's thsre?' said jenkins, ono cold
wipter night, disturbed in lis repose b,
SEINE one knocking at the street door "a
friend, was the answer. What do 70,
wait - want to stay here all hight.
queer taste-stay there by all meaus,
was tho benevolent reply.
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Annual Meeting.

Notics is hereby given to the members
Of the Jones Library Association, that the
annual meeting Of the Society will be held
in the rooms OF the association OH Neines
dag, January Ia, 1874, at 1870 O'Clock
p. ".
Thu meeting is held for the purpose Of
receiving the reports of the President ant
Treasurer, and for tie Transaction OF any
business taut may properly come befor,
the meeting for it. consideration.
As tbs prosperity Of the Association de
psnds much upon the zeal AMI interest takcr
IN 1t by It's individual rnou.h-rs. so all ar,
earnestly requested to be present and take
part in the deliberations OF the meeting.
Henry MuihollanI, Jr., Secretary
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b. -.4tfc 4b4ttt4a.
Pin. Tape. and other Worms

.uGEluE 10 The system # so many thousands
a-e c!lecjUa!.y dcstr"E-d AID removed No
81 stem Of medicine. 10 ycrirltUgcs no an
thcunlnitics "i.l tree the system from worms
l.L.n H. flt..ur.
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Dyspepsia or INDIGESTION. Head

ache, Pain in the shoulders, Coughs.
Tightncss Of the Chest, Dizziness. Suur
Fluctuations Of tie Stomach. Bad Taste
in the Mouth, Bilious Attacks, rairta-
tation If the Heart, Inflammation of lie
Lungs. Pain in the region Of the I'D
neys, and u hundred other painful symp-
toms, are the oitaprings If Dyspepsia
One bottle viii prove . better guarantee
Of is merits than i lengthy adycg.jse-
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-01-01
NGTECEi
CITY CLERKS GFFiCE. ,

MANIrowoC, WIS. DEC. i.lS73
Sealed proposals will be received at this
Office until O'Clock p N. January o9lh.
1874, for the building Of swirg bridge
across the NauitCwoc river on eighth street
according to the plans and specifications
adopted by the City Council. Dec. 2d 1873,
and are now on file in this Office Suid
bridge to be completed by the lst LAY of July
1874.
Contractors will be required to enter into
bonds in double the amount Of contract, and
payments viii be made as follows:
% per cent when contract is made and bond
approved: % per cent on tn, completion Of
su5-structure: the balance On the com letion
and acceptance Of the bridge.
The city re.erying the right to reject any
or all bids.
T. " BoRcEERpT.
CITY Clerk
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SCr9fuia. or kirg's Evil. White

2we.iAs$ Ulcers. Erl peas. Swrncd \"vs.
Go.Te Scroitl"us lI.laGniar;nus. Indecent
lHtlamma'ioH,. McrcI,jM A.'l.r.ioa~ Ca
SORES. ar'pti"ns If he skim. >,n-n Eyes etc.
IN t.es". rs III ali other ganrl..r 5o"a. ms
eases, WALEEE's E.>E.sE l.:r,EaS haze
s. wH te".r great Cur:... ..-ser3 iG. tue
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-01-01
q Office OF Dissolution,

Know all men by these presents, that l. Y
mutual consent. the co:prrtncrship hereto
fore existing under the firm name Of Bur.
lingame { Clark, in the city Of M.ritowoc
i this day dissolved; that all du All de-.
mands, and claims due and to become due
will be collected by Thomas Clark. AMI that
all claims against the aforesaid firm viii be
paid by said C!arE
GEORGE 3. BURLISGAME.
Thomas CLAEE.
Dated this lth dav Of Dec. 1873. 8Gn-4E
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10 C0NSUMpTIuES.

he advertiser, having been permanently
cured Of that dread disease, Consumption
by simple remedy, Is auxi7us to make
known to his fellow suffers TIE means O.
cure. To ali who desire it, be vii. send q
copy Of the prescription used, free Of
CHARGE, with the directions for preparirs
ani using the sGm.. which they viii inl
a SIRE .URE for CuSsUuPrI0x. ASTHMA.
BRONCHITIS, &c. Parties wishing the
prescription will please address.
Rev. E. 4 WILSON.
I9i Penn. St, Williamsburg, New York
1876. emo.
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Jones Library Association.

So;ice is hereby given that tic annual
e'sttioa for Directors Of the Jones Library
Association, will be held in the Library room
Ga "Wednesday. January ilth, 1871
Al his election three directors are - be
chosen for the term OF three years, in place
OF HraFy Mulhollani Jr., whose term Of
o.hce expires on that day. The polls viii be
ksp' oIen from three 10 Eve c.clock, p. N
5! order Of the Board,
HENRY MILHoLLASp. Jr,
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Estray-

Came into my enclosure In the town r
kossuth near Mr. keIIEer.s S;cre Mauitowo.
County, Wis. about the s0gh day OF Sept
emG@r, an Ill, lark rel COW The Owner
will please Lrove property Pnl pay Charges
iEeludiu2 fhis notice, and take the SAINT
away
ho=sutl November goth. 1878.
JOHN CESEFELLS.
707
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Fer lniiani;mator. and Chronic

XII oHniafi9ni, Cont, Bilious. Remit
tent "nG intermittent Ec:cr-, Diseases Of
tie Eoo.,, Liver. kHtHrr5 and Bladder.
t!.eTc Bitlcrs hayr 10 cnaal Sach p.-ra,a-
a." CG-sc. i.- Ni.t.ird Blood.
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BRILLIANT ELCoL0E PICTURES

make Il one OF he mos unique, orirIral am -
mari abe "ooks ever ultTaI. Tae uCsuTHS. p-i5
lrlrf Senar-tcy, would readily sell i1r 50 edc'i-
or -! Whiie tae entire book, win the sixteen
pl lures. together with >gT.tuJus badin IS o. tie
vp'uu.t can Be had fer Oae-ftt4 al tfst amCIn: .
/ boz i published IN English ana IL Gonna .
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" z ask the careful psru.al Of tbs article
~ irst pa healed Importing a. Loss -
~ i will give our readers some idea q. t.
Who Is in fact to blams for our past ani
present panic in money matters, and is also
aao:'ra' proof that constant doc;oring will
Ti' to patient eventually, in law rs veil
a.lps Iirina
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Having just formed Coz artnecsAir
with my Son, under the firm name 81
Bleser Il Son, | desire all those indebted
to tie old firm to cal and settle tie same
inn ediatsly, SO as to balance all old &c
cor. Is before entering on tie new.
ALAN BLAIR.
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i is minated in the Washington dis
patches that Mr.. Caleb Cushing's nonina-
ton as Minister to Spain will be confirmed
immediately, and without the usual
committee reference, and that be will be
ready to Leave Ia about thras weeks With
tbs exception Of some general suggestion.
touching tie Eirginias complication, Mr..
Gushing will 60 to Madrid urinstructed.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-01-01

TIE Chronicle Of Tuesday last contains
another filibustering effort Of Juds e Pisl-
points in contravention OF tho la as and
facts as set forth in The PfLor, on the
suhject Of extra pay, and mileage Of mem
Ders Of the County Board. In reply to our
assertion, that he took IS days pay IA
member in 1851, be undertakes to refute
it by claiming that the three days session
commencing July 8th, was setting as a
board Of equalizati)n The records show
however, that they did meet under a gen
eral law Of 1860, making the County
Board board Of equalization for relative
values of real property by townships. The
law makes 10 mention Of pay at all: BIN
/ ply making It an additional duty Of the
Board to be accomplished within the Is
| days aforesaid, ana which is nov done
at the annual session in November.
The Board met July Sth, aud equlzeI
taxes until o'clock on the Och,
and then on motion of the Judge, went
through the farce Of adjourning as such
Board, ahd then proceeding to general
business. Their labors kept them busy
until the evening Of the l0th, when Judge
Pierpont made motion for days pay
and mileage, which carried.
The law creating the State Board he
speaks Of, alec fixed their pay and IN ieage
and if the County Boad had followed tho
law, instead of what the Judge SAYS wa.
considered sgJt, they would haYe taken /:
days pay that year.
In speaking of US the Judge says: "W,
would drive Kim from his last charge q $ be
has been driven to abandon every charge
! Stree We quoted statute ard stated moth
Ing bat facts, some Of which we proved b,
his own records as County Clerk, we thinI
the above too child like and bland" AM
too far from the facts in the case for ever
the devious ways of Tie Chronicle.
The judges concluding promise to dis
miss the subject from the columns Of til,
Chronicle, WAS fully foreshadowed frcu
the commencement by the weakness Of hi,
defense.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-01-01

FfRE.--As the cid year went out and
the new one came in, fire broke cut on
the west side Of 1rb, between Buffalo End
Chicago streets, in which three barns
were destroyed.
We learn by telegram, frsm Hon. Jos.
Rankin, that Williams 1. Severance Cotil-
ion Band have been engaged Tor grand
good dance at the Wlndiate House, On
"Wednesday nigh. next. Boys engage your
giTfs immediately.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-01-01

j. ScHUEITE & Bgo, just added snoth-
er machine to their plaster mills which ill
nov make their plaster mill as complete as
any 10 the state.
The machine is of heavy cast-iron in
which the plaster rock is thrown and crush
e! to pieces, which was formerly done By
large hammers. Ihis will save great
deal Of labor and reduce til. expense Of
manufacturing. They Will comm-n ce
manufacturing after New Years and We
would advise farmers to get their supply
during the winter; taking therby the bene
fl Of good roads, low price and eolyenianc.
in hauling
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-01-01

- SHtLLkr announces in this issue,
'hss no has resumed the practice Of the
i.r, aad has epapsi an Office over kremer
BfU's store, ia the sffic. formerly occupied
u ! A. Wood, whore he Will Do pleased
" sss his old friends
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-01-01
Dissolution Notice,

The firm Of Bibinger and Gailet. for til,
sale of all kinds Of farm Machenerv, bov.
this day dissolved b. mutual consent. Tn.
immense business Of the ab,vt firm will
hereafter be carried on by Mr. John Bii in.
ger VINO will alone vii! colllt all dues and
ana dam11ds maturel or maturing to the
late Grm Of BibinEsr & GaIlet.
Dated Manitowec November 5rh 1878
joHy BiBENGE,
i. 4 GALE
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sOIEC NORRr.
W.K. Ell WE'LL, .SHpt.
p. CIV REED, Gsn'l hanaH,r.
srea. BOAT Time Table.

ARRIVAL AID DEPARTURE or GOODRICH
sIaAsERs.
TLs .iis.~Tte.i steamers Hani,onoc aud She
s"sgs- leave sverT myEniug. tSIrdays ex
sssi4S3 4 y, O'Clock sat2Tlass boar l-ares al :
,. Grng Sarth, Saturdays boat goes through
ia ] wo REQ .. ksvsHn-A aud AHuepe".
t. rrD-r-caDlu steamers Oruuto. ~. Joseph.
49, Irr.sdsi viii arrive AID depart irom Mani.
800 So oroRs.
6ss- esu'H--L.svRs every HoaiaY, Wednesdays
~ ~,U-f-F - about ?. m.
Coirr Sorrn -Lezve. syery Tccsdl-, FLCrs14y
ne - as-, ct aoos: 3 q
Ea~- u TooHs,. Aren't.
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City and County News.

WHILE wishing our patrons happy
New Year, re must ask their indulgence
for our usual amount Of local, as We go to
rrsss this Wednesday afternoon, in order
&c alltu the PLor force, to enjoy New
Years festivities to ruorroy.
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:. !! 4! 1t

7 g 81 lS""i ''r ia roy re3lre to sCFPLl
TIE T .a| = It'll gYu q 'I"i 80 q u'ic- viii
rsaF arr is . SALT received Girec. iro.l IL,
= racus : u Wrr.s
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Taken I'D.

M1nifDvoc R4oiI- Nov. 22l 1873
Came in to my eacIuS J,.ut ID dIys SINCE >
COWS one iHrge yellow COW HIta coaled horns ana
four white feet.
one small red COW w':il turrel N lorns The
owners VIII p.e1se prove rJIer;y. IN par Oh r
yes GuciGdIaC this uOtice} ilse ia. tuo away.
BY ygr,as < ~ ~.
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Fancy WoRK-Mrs. Gamuck common.
se, hor school fer fancy work, to-day.
Lsdiss interested in this work are invited
10 call and see her sample. and assortment
d Iepbyrs, ell. Store cor. York and It'll.
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VEGETINE
Purilas the Blood, Renewal es
and Invigorates the whole
System. It's Medical Prop
critics arc Alternative, Tonic,
Solvent ard Diuretic

! L irlINE IS made exclusively FRO the jni>es
. o. care ully selected barks. roots ana herbs.
and SO strongh concentrated that It viii efectuay
eradicate from the system every faint OF scrOfu-
In. Scrofulous EEumOr. Iumors. Can
Ger, sincereus Humor, Erysipeias
Sautt hheum, SyphiIisic Diseases
SaHker, FaIntucss ut the Stomach aud
diseases that arse from impure bIooa. Sciastcs.
InffInmInntory and Chroni, Raeun,
atism, Neuralgia, Gout. ard Spinal
Complaints only be efcctu,!ly cured
through the b uoi.
For Ulcers aud EruptIve Disease. o. tie
Sin EustGies PiHpIes HIo;ches
Hollis Ect,Tr, scoIdhcad aui Ring
worm, VEGE IINE mas never lated to effect ,
a permanent cure.
For Pains in the back Kidney sarn
plants. BroPsy. Female Weakncss
Lcucsrrhea, arising rom internal liberation
an ! uterine diseases an General Debility,
NEGETINE acts dJrec'iy upon Il E causes OF -se.s
complaints. L iavi5oratcs ana strengthens tie
whole system. ac's uuop the sacretiye organs, al
laws inf umation o. the bowels.
For Satarra Dyspepsia FEahiruaI
Ses;iVeHcss PGipIf..tisn os the
Heart Headache Pises Nery ou.ncs>
nd Generaf prostrasion 81 the Nerv-
Sus sSsit n. no medicine has ever gwen suca
perez satisfaction - the VEG TINE, it purifes
t.sAiooJ, cleans al OF the Orgir~ an possesses
tontrotiIoc power o Yer the nervous system
TIE r marssJle cures eff TED by NESETI,IF
hsre induced many p, y-icidns ani apotheclrls.
Wdom We know to prescribe AMI use II in iaeir
l. act. NEEETINE IS tue best rsneiv set dis
co',I 9. 70, =. above disease. an Is tie only
!iae'e BLOOD PURIFIER ys pl<ce! before
the ruGlic.
Prsrared by
81. r. STEVENS, Boston Mass.
Price SIPS Sold by Al druggists and dealers
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Stevens Pint, Via was yisisted by a
disastrous confagration on Sunday night,
which was not checked until nineteen bust
ness house wera destroyed, involving loss
of about $4,000 That persistent foe of
property, a kerosene lamp, was the ia
cendiary.
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Dissolution Notice.

The co-partenership heretofore existing
Le.ween Rolf. Il Adler and j. l.. Bran.
dis under the firm nsne IF \ .iIer & Bran
deis Is this day Dissolved by mutual con.
sent
Robt- r. Adler viii continue thu bnsi
ness at the old sand, pay all the iniabt,
ness. and collect all dues of the late firm.
ROBERT L. ADLER.
j. l.. BRANHEIs.
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Je ~ Officers.

Sheriff n + Smart
I,crs ~ te Csrrt. 4. picnIrg.
Esgls, o. Deeds JOHN Fr4n,.
County clerk, n. Renter.
Comfy Treasurer, {. Even.
CountY JEdge. ". u. waldo
t'3gHtf SrrFcsor. joan - LlFa-
Su0t Of SciOots, Michael X, van
&shAirman Board OF srprryisyrs u. =. Edhblrn
DIST Attorney, " J. FurGer
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Manitwoc Wl.. November 9th. 1873

TIE frREsT AND SWEETEST Cop-LIvEn
or Is Hazard i Caswells made en- the sea
shore. from fresh. selected liverz. bv a..
WELL. HAZARD & Co.. New York. Ii Is ii b.
soiutely pure and ,rr~.t Patients who
have once taken if prefer II to all others
Physicians have decilsl it superior to aDv
Of the o!hcr oils in market. Nv
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Personal.

Nr-J.W Mills, Of he State University at
Madison, Is spending his holiday yaca ton
with Mr.. j. S. Anderson, of this city.
DIR. John Maggie has ssen spending a
weeks Christmas vacation with his friend.
in this city and county, returning to hi.
labors at Sack City, on Tuesday morning
last. Sir Nagle Is an ever welcome visitor
in thess parts.
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eel. On si.. tins. ft.r,yit,,s.
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CHAPPED HANDS, iace.r"ugh ski, 2Inples ring
worm, sait-rLeuIn am olEer cutaaa gus anecti ons
cured. and TIE Skin IA - and Smooth by Usirg
the JUMPER TAR >oAP,'!sle bgCA5TELis HAZARD
4 Co, New York. BE certain fiat yau set tie
,v'IrEE TAR soap. as there mani limitations
made with comlEoa tar which are worthless :. 4.
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VIZ would feel especially obliged TO any
OF our dstnquer: subscribers, if tLey would
bring Us wood this eold weather. Bring
on your wood, there is no danger of our
gsttng too much with e ling winter before
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