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Petition for Diyorce.
STATE OF VERMONT. wINDHAM, SIS.
MARY nEpITRnN

STATE OF VERMONT, WINDHAM, IS.
MARY DEPUTR0N
HENRY K. DEpUTRoN. pr GH'Sff 0hhRA 5 W
~ HEREAS. Mary Deputron of Vernon. in said
fled in this office her petition against her husband
Henry n Deputron, formerly of Athens, in said
county, now gone to parts unknown, returnable to
the next Term of the County Court for said county
to be held at Newfane in and for said county ON tn
second Tuesday of April. A. d. 1874, praying for
divorce from her said husband. for the cause that
her SAID husband wlfully deserted her in the year
time.
Audit appearing that the said Henry K Deputron
has departed this State. and gone parts Unknown
SO that personal notice of said petition cannot be
served upon him. therefore, it is ordered that the
sad Mary Deputron give notice to said Henry X
Depqtron OF her said petition and Of the Term of
the Court to which the same is returnabe by pub
fishing the substance thereof with this order for
three weeks successfully in the BELLOWS FALLS
TINES. printed at Rockingham in said county, the
last to be at least six weeks previous to
said next April Term.
~ , ROYAL TYLER. Clerk.
GEO. HOWE. ESQ.,. Petitioners Attorney. 4-6
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/ ELAND AND GRAY SEMINARY.

will begin Feb. >. 1874 For particulars address
MIL0N DAVIDSON, PRINCIPAL
Townshend. VT, Jan. Is. 1874. SIS
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RICHARD BRIGGS,
1877 Washington, Cor. School Street,
BOSTON,.
Boston, Jan. 7. 1874. as
Estate of soIou OIco,,,

STATE OF VERMONT, The Probate Court
DISTRICT OF WESTMINSTER, IS. for said District.
70 all persons interested in the estate of S0LON
ceased; GREETINa
YOU are hereby notified that Elias 0lcott. admin
strator OF the estate of said Scion 0lcott, will
present his administration account for allowance to
said Court at session thereof TO be holden at the
Inn OF NJ. A, Wilder, in Saxtons River Village. in
said Roekinghom. on the first w ednesday of March.
ID; 1874; and that said Court will then and there
decide as to the allowance of said account and that
you may be heard in the premises il you shall see
cause. CHAS h EDDY, Register
Jan. q, 1874 ST.
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Latest News.
TEXAS U. s. SENATOR.

|
The legislature of Texas in joint as.
sembly on Wednesday, elected Gen. o.
b. Maxay, democrat to the U. S. senate.
j. II. Regain withdrew.
CHIEF JUSTICE WAITE.
Chief Justice Waite resigned his pres
idency and seat in the Ohio state consti-
tutional convention, Tuesday. He made
a purely personal and local farewell
speech. The convention took recess to
take leave of him.
WOMAN SUFFRAGE.
The lower house of the Missouri Leg
islature, after spirited debate, Tuesday,
rejected bill to allow women an cleo
ton to Office under the school laws, by a
vote of 30 to II.
KANSAS U. 8. SENATOR.
A vote was taken in separate session
on Tuesday, developed seventeen candi-
dates, including Charles Sumner of Mas
sachusetts, in the senate, and twenty
three in the House. and the highest num-
Der of votes received by any one person
was fifteen in the House for Gov. Osbo IN.
The next highest candidates were Messrs
Phillips. Plumb and Kingmon. and most
of the other candidates had only one or
two votes each.
THE WEST VIRGINIA CASE.
The House settled the West Virginia
contested election case, on Tuesday, by
adopting the report made by the minor
ity of the committee on elections. This
report decided in favor of John j. Davis
and j. M. Hogan, who were chosen at
the August election, and these gentlemen
were accordingly sworn in. Mr.. Hogan
is republican, and Mr.. Davis was one
of Blanton Ducan's straight outs" in
1879
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Marrtfd.

In Royalton, Jan. 7th. by Rev. s. A. Parker, S. b.
d. ROBINSON of Royalton, and Miss INA
JULIA BALL. of this village,
In ,Wsstminster, Jan; 18th by Rev, A. p. Barnard,
u u E IN m A MOOD q Waltham Mass and JEN-
IN keene, n, H., Jan. 18th by Rev. @. w. Brown,
gHAkLES 1; FLETCHER of Ludlow, and EMMA
l.. STARkEY, of Keene, N. IL.
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BLADDER and KIDNFyS

Spsrmaiorrho,a L.ncoIr oe1 or w hites Irre.uIa
OF P.inful Genses, kearln- Down CaioroSis S C
llIty aud all ConpIan.s l CT leut to Fem. les
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Heresy.

And now comes Henry Ward ,Bcecher
and talks heresy. In his sermon preached
June I, on ';Ehe Parable CD of ia 6 arden
Of Eden" he sad abiding to the doctrine
Of the fall of man 10 she SHINING Of A dam:
The generally view, that we are condem-
Led on account Of what was done for Us
thousands Of sears ago, and are b aid to ster-
nal penalty for 1t, is 50 ia Contradiction to
every sense jflus.ice that no man can re-
gard 1t withost repagrance. 1t ascribes 10
God attributes which would cover any ho-
man ruler or parent with iufamy.
Not content with this, sIr. Beecher call
ed attention 10 the fact that the Bible
teaching Of astronomy, creation, and the
history Of the race, has been completely re
futed by science, and said: "IIere and there
is a man who still believes that she world
was really made in six ordinary d,.gs.
Such men are twin broth, rS of-.he oil lest
mumBies 10 Ezyut, and the mumE,;es are
the best men Of the two sorts" Ex.
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ADJOURNMENT OF CONGRESS

On Tuesday evening at Q O'Clock the
F orty-third Ce0 gress closed its Srst session
Pievicu. to the FINAL adjournment the Senate
passed a resolution OF thanks to Senator Ca r.
pent.r for the able and impartial manner in
which he had presided over their dehb era.
tons; TO which Mr.. Carpenter responded in
neat little speech and then declared
the Senate adjourned sine de.
II is an ackno lodged fact that this session
Of Congress has resulted in the least
good to the country and been more expen-
siSe tAan any previous session in our history
Two Of the most important questions Of the
dag have been left unsolysd and unsettled
those of finance and cheap transportation
great many speeches hare been II AIDE and
a vast amount of time spent in discu sin
these tro questions, yet ts,day they are lee
nearer a solution then they were at the open
ing-day OF the session. The pabiie will tax e
one long breath Of relief new that the Sc men
have gone home and there is no danger o.
tAeir doing any harm, for While p. least
by any ill-adSised legislation
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THE NEW BISHOP.

AT the AHnual Council OF the diocese Of
Wisconsin, held at Milwaukee last week, a
Bishop was elected to preside over the
Episcopal Church in this State. The
Council met en- Tuesday, the 10Th; and the
task OF organizing had hardly been completed
betorel good deal of6uiet work. calculated t,
promote the interests OF the different eau
d.dates for episcopal honors, was begun BY
prominent members. The choice Of tbs
clergy, for tie episcopacy, was pretty evenly
divided betv cen Rev. J. Ii Il Brown and
DR. kemper ;hut both nf th zee candidates were
Peremptoriiy rejected by the laity. After
the fourth pallot had beea taken, a, euE-
mittee consisting of four Of the clergy and
four OF the Jaly were appointed to decide
upon some lit perssl for the Bishepric In
aoou: an hour and . half the committee
reported the name of Rev Edward Wells as
suitable candidate. The vote CT the clergy
being taken, Rev. E. &, Wells received sa
ca, Of II. The laity CAV. him 4her entire
vote. The following personal or tie Jew
Bishop, we clip froH the E0saigy E1sco4si.i
Rev. Eixard Wells. the newly .ises ei
Bishop, is . gentleman about A. years VI sge.
He was horn in Waterloo, n Y, and srads-
ated at hobart College, Geneva, n. Y, He
came Nest seventeen years ago. locating at
hed wing Ninaesc;a, where he has since
reina ned as-pas;Ur Of ca rs, 5 church Which
= 3 Lu... up :: s sEr st.aGirc
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Posi- OFFICE.


nrripa's and Depastares II Haas.
Bn fy-Sorth, ~outh-East South SOUTHWEST
ewes a.oitc soc Daily at ocioek y. N. and
sFf.'es a. SEssdyg1n ia time for the TO Fond
ru L.e. Ia.ee tines week; Monday, Wednesday
~ FEidly. by the say OF New onbnr=. aeeme
dTtrds. Bowards Grove. 10 Sh-hesy1n, srd
fnr@- ZINES week ruessla1. Thursday, and Sat.
ras5-oy Wv OF Sorsueim, Bika, ceTIlrerIIe
A0~eis. to shebov~rn
From b9ni,owoc 10 Two Rivers tiliiYA al
" cloeA Q al, and ,s1rsses at Aantowoe at : o CLOCK
ffi-u eekIy-To Chiffon. Leaves Msnito
6e,eEery Tuesday, Thursday and SATURDAY. and
ifrtFe- AZ Chiffon al . N.
Arrsyrs az Mr,uoNsc every Monday, Wednes
aaf IN FYffaS ats D m
W eckYy-fo Green Bar-yia. Twa
- ers-Le4yes AaniinToc every Monday. Wei
fe-faY and Frid-y at p m, and arrives at Green
bay next baT at 6 y n
arlsYs- at MaHitowoc every TUESDAY, Thur
daf md atQTqay. at IA m j..
sefns-ueekly-To Reg7unee-yia Two
Il. ,cfs-Leavcs Tsaiowoc, H0ilday. aud Thurs.
s'H q N, and arrives at Manilawac -sery
r4sdav and PIicaY at a 10.
s"rkiy--trDm Aasaowp 10 Neus3ha-
ewes hitownc ever Friday at III, ana ar.
- Is .. - ~ Sunday
] ae special Post 0Fice- OF Francis Greek Prac,
80 kosencrdLs, bet their mall every SJtgrda,
forenoon.
J o-t Oace cDen fer delivering letters from 4 Iii
% -. 4.
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re h SONlI~

Hon Geo. Reed, Advisory Counselor Of the
Wisconsin Central L. Il. returned to Mil
waukee this morning after three days
stay with family and friend, in this city.
Nm. Ii. Seaman OF the law frHi OF Beutly
x Seaman OF SLeboYsan, made Us IL flying
visit yesterday
ihos. ". Cole of Sbebeygan commenced
making regular trips on the Western K. r.,
between this city and Appleton,as Express
Messenger, yesterday morning.
DIR. GRAHAM, of Appleton is in town
having been summoned here to give med3eal
testimony in the trial Of Geo Edwards foa.
the murder of Mrs. Fransway
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THE Nav POSTAL LAw-The postal law
recently passed BY Congress provides that all
news papers axe 70 80 free within the coun-
ties ~. winch they are PUBLISHED. The pss-
tai rate for daily papers is to be two cents
per pound, prePait. to all pats of the coun-
try after Jan LIST, 1875, and weekly papers
and periodicals., taree cents pei pound,
prepaid, after the aame date.
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A Regiment of Men and Horses,
1.3OO 900 Museum CEri
osities-1h ne Great EOrcpluSh ShOy
Coming To- MsinItoU Voc.

Forepauph's Great Eight Centre-pols Tent
Combination Of Managerie, Museum, Doa,-
le-ring Hopfodpsme, &c, the largest travel
ing exhibition in he world, is to exhibit in
this city on tire afternoon and evening of the
eth of June.
When last this famous show exhibited here
all who attended it were unanimous in pro.
nouncing it the largest I'D finest mcnagerie
museum and cirens ever brought to thu, city
For the season OF 1874, the same being the
Eighth Annual Tour of MIR. Forepaurh Z
present consolidation, everything III the way
Of parapbernuia is fresh ans, new.
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Circuit @ curt.

III. f,p,,;
- "a Wv "eF
reNs d'tFesed OF since our lass lssas, up 10
"Wednesday noon-
Thomas Falvey Va Alan sn.c, .+ =,
yera;c, far ,b. 4.t.i,;s a.
- "a 'N" vi
s-o."o
August Schmidt VS. Fer Iinarad Koepins.
Continued
Fr,,,oL s., u,,.
c ~ A
"u'es e' a. "eruict sor tue fIsinth
For the sum OF $500
A. uu.7, er vsO Ole Ol.eo Ss,+lAs
u Cd =,
- '"e VI ''""''o"oe'
y ohS"'t granted.
". H. Niger IS e. d Smart Ap
pcal disy,;,.aa
Chancor Si,onds 70 E Co.
-. WI"
Mary I,rc..L 80 co., .a,,- NJ
su;t sr,ntea
CGorIo. Kr,.
Demurrer sustained with ls.,,s ;. uuo,a
Robert Flosbooh VS. P.s. Picrc.. yudy.
mout OF the court below reversed as to
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LOCAL NOTICES.!

GRAND GIFT CoSCERT.-A Grand Gift
Concert for the benefit Of the Public Library
will De gren in 0conomcwoc, July 9TH,
1874 The price OF the tickets are 50 00,
and can be had Fl om agents in all towns in
the state. Every ticket has gift from
81 900 down The gifts consist Of 0.,e
Thousand Dollars Cash, Watches, Jewel
ry, &c. and also one fne Rosewood P iano,
Sewing Machines and Elegant Furni =
ture. Tie -Jeweiry can be seen at Ocono-
mowoc, ard the furniture at 100 Spring
Street, Milwaukee, Wis. For parte.lars
zee agents and circu'ars.-h F. king
Bell agent for Manirowoc P.O. Box
Al. I. KENDALL, Manager,
S23-t8 Oconumowor. Wis.
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] HA8AcK, cx-treaslrrer OF the town OF
Gooperstown, wac brought to this city on last
Sunday, under guard OF six men for The
purpose Of loiging him in Jail. He has
exhibited marked symptoms of insanity of
late, and at times been quite violent but on
ais arrival aere he appeared so sane thst
the Marshal, who had been called on to axe
charge of him, had doubts as to the propriety
Of lodging him in jail without some authority
tnr ,.autmitp,eut
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fiRAND Fizzig.-SoGle Of Cur prorii-
nent business men who subscribed hand
somely toward defraying the expenses of
entertaining in q sumptuous manner the
editorial excursieiiists to this city, are
anxious to know where those editors are.
The only information that we have been able
to give them is that the exou sion was a
hyzle, th,t only very few "a haif-dozeu
perhsps) came this way as far Is sheboygan,
because i, was the shortest AMI cLespest
route lunlf.
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D1ED.

In this city on the goth of June. 1874. HAN
so" RAND. iu the lst year of his nge Mr.
R'rod *as brn in Portland, M;fine. or
the 9th day of Feb. 1oea He came Il
this city IN an early day, and during hi.
long residence here, has ever been tightly
esteemed by all who knew him lie ass a..
Ell IN the org an cation of the PRESBYTERIAN
society In tins city, aud from the time of
It's ois 'n1atlon until his death be held the
oihce OF Deacon in that church
The sui-erai service look place Oh Monday
TttLe Presbyterian church. and wes u,ten.
ded by large concouwe of people, who were
DESTROYS Of paying the last token of respec,
to one whom they had long loved aud hon or
ed. Ihe Free sons. to which order he b I'D
belonged, laid the body in the grave with the
ceremonies peculiar to that OF der
At a special meeting Of Manitowcc Lodge
No. 65. f. s. A. NJ. held June oath STA the
following resolutions were passed in We ssr j
to the death of Bro, Hanson EqnE
WHEREAS. IT al.s Pleased Alungh God
10 reiLtv~ L, ON our circle, oar Bro Hanson
faht, who has always been a good and
consistent Mason, an exemplary christi All
and neigh nor, therefore be it,
Resotred, that to the Ibereaved family OF eur
late brother, We tender the heartfelt syinEa.
thles OF hahitowoc Lodge. hoping that they
Ike as, may feel that he is ''Dot lost, bu,
gone hef-re"
HesotreS, that the lodge be 6raped in
mourning fog thirty days, as an emblem Oh
our ORION.
Hssoissd, that the f.-rgoing be ntered upper
our 'ecords and cary thereof be deliveries
by the secretary to the family Of our decea Sc, i
brother.
A J. PArcHEs,
A HuDseE, ! Committee.
Z. STERLH
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ANOTHER FiRE.-Yes,erday az about 10
. clock in the forenoon Ere broke ont in
iai the rear Of tie residence OF Mr. Rsi.asA /.
situated at outskirts OF the city on the South
III lie. The FIRE was eItiuguished in a sh-r
tine through the active wcra of tho.s iiF.ns 3
n the vicinity, though not unit. consider abe
d1-.a . Lad ptcr dane. TIE extent OF TIE
-1-Aagc LSs net IS =. 5eS- a. az ass-
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CASTORIA Is more than q substitute 70
Caster Oil. 1t is the only safe article il
existence which will assimiate the food reg.
late the bowels. cure wind-colic and pro.
duce natural sleep. It contains neithe
minerals, morphine or alcohol, and is pleas
ant to take Children need not cry an [
mothers may rest
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TnE MaDitowoc Zsstung comes to-us this
week in quarto form, a change which adds
much to the appearance of the paper Here
after the Za aig = to be Issued On We'd
aesday instead Of Thursiay.
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200 PIANOS AND ORGANS

New ana Second Hand OF First-Class Maker.
Wi II he sold at Lower Prices for cash, or on | =
ttallme nts, for rent in city Country duri ~
ihts month, by HORACE WATERS Il SON
81 Broadway. tuan ever before offered in Na
York Speciality: Pianos and Origins to let IN
the rent money pays the price OF the lnstrume
Illustrsted Gaia .ues mailed. A large discount TO
N inlsters, CnurcIes Schools, Lodges, etc. 4 =
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EiRE.-on last Friday nigh; the dwelling
house and dancing hall OF Mr. Brown, To-
Gated about three miles west of this city. wa.
consumed by fire The loss is heavy one on
Ar. Brown, although he wa. PARTIAL in
.ursd
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JUsT as we go to pyess we understand
shat Col. Ihsrn IF POND du 1 ac, one of the
most eloquent speakers Of the Badger
State, will crate at Two Rivers the Fourth.
se-can promise Der e.ghbors and such Of
cur friends from this city and other por-
s'Gns OF the county, Who will help the
Two Rivertes celebrate, that rare treat
is IN store for them.
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EHCHcS

=. pshifaciee Catholic Church corner Of Mair
sni Marshal streets. established 1856 Rev j
f.etser, Pass@r. Hosrr OF services. F1riy Mass III
! a. High Mass at 10 a. m. Vesp.rs st2< D.
n Week day Iass at z. u.
Hst sernlan Evangelical Lutheran Chg ,ch
-. e. cor Of Marshal. aad Eizth si-) establif no
30. ktv ~. III. Qnehl, pastor. Service a; 10
4. a. sunday Scr lol service atliS 0. m
Methodist Episcopal Cdurch Rev J. Lavalie
a'tef evacsns@. 1913 a. m AMI s o. m. every
- 'hnday school q. m PRAYER meet
80. .nhav, a.sd1y ami ihursdly epeniRgs.
-. Presbyterian Church OF hanitbwoc organ
- Jrae 2Sth ISL. Rev. e.. Is. Stevens pastor
I'll g al lO]4 O'Clock a, m. aud ~ .. IL
fpntar Scio"l services nj O'Clock D. m
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TIE ty4l!ering hot weather for week
ast has had "A visible effect over at the CeGrt
iiease, far h!a.,thc ghosts in Tam o Shanter,
'n3ge, lawyers and jurymen,
Cocst their du idies to the wark,
And hnkst OF II IN their
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Sewing Machines at Cost.

As wisk to cissc up the Sex1iag M
chine business, will sell what | have On
hand ut cost prices. There in need of u
machine will do we'll 30 call ut the store Vt
Sll-tf f. w BoRcHERDT.
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NEAkIr all Vt the prize 1sl aAcrchnnts of
thir city have agreed to keep their stores
closed on the F,srth of Ju'y during the
entire day, as they propose to have little
recreation rs well a. other people, en- our
Ia onal holiday THIS is movement in
the asigit direction. and we hope every
merchant in the city wAiconclude TO do TIE
M. SOC .
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NEWS AND NONSENSE.

The President Of cremation club IN
Iowa has earned his last baby Cinderella
They say Jores Of Nevada has bougLt
the St Sane's lIotelin New York and is
gong to keep taVcIn-
Three quarts Of saato bugs before break
fast is considered the eseasure of m,R
DISCRIMINATING capacity ia Bsdfard, Pa.
Ia this country there is epe doctor to
eeely 6is IF the population, while in
France and Eesg4aad there is .alv one to
every 1000.
An effort is -naking ia Londsn to k
away with the rule which proscribes all
colors but black and white for evening
dress for men.
The farmers in Illinois are ting
Norman horses. The animals are heavily
built, and are specially adjusted for agricu!-
tuzal purposes.
A Chfcsge newspaper has ase-Ttaiued
that in the ops,ten of the bootblacAs &
that city Strawberries amt nothin' ter
kfarns, they amt.
We hear from Washington thst Ready
Money Jones regulates Gen G ant as a
poker player. He saws Grant. can't play
poker worth a Continental
The Christian Register says: "a woma n
who cannot in any emergency make or re-
pair carmen. has Que ar, less thxn o
PSttaSnsto0s les S1uaw."
Marriage fees in " isconsia ere sad t.
has largely increased, in Consequence at
the practice Of the elergymen, kissing the
bride having hesn abolished.
Clanfsau. the actor, oters TO ecntrihate
81 GOO toward prosecuting for Islander ary
clergyman who will specifically accuse any
noted as,sess Ct immortality.
4 Missouri nan wheeled his wife. sbs
is cripple. t.sr~s wiies t. see a funeeai.
The poor lady aaid il vas tie Grs, daSs
reai enjeyueat slsA iad seen to, seven
years
Casss&a;sst is made St.at the shionias.er
currency. which bas been in circulation IN
tie mining aistiics in Michigan, no long
er passes With its fors.er freedom, and
sna-eh Inconvenience is tie resSl'.
Saase y W ca sn San frnpc:seo becama
convinced II tho physiesl xsiiuc Of ashIe.'c
exercises and established g,asnss mm
With H'I th- ususi srpl'snees. THUS Ter
one leg eud two arms have been broken,
and the frTains and braisss hasve not leon
covcrSS.
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The anount-sf school money apportioned
TO this county, for the ensuing year, accord
ing to the statement Of J u. Pradt Assist
ant Superintendent of Pr bic Instruction is
Sc ,53e So The number of children, in the
county is Is, 564.
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SATUaATg PIECE OF BREAD OR MEAT
with gastric juice, and it ctN DISSOLVE This
is dige.tioa A DID to such mixture a little
alchekei, md it vail not dissoipe. This is
indigestion Beware then, Of tinctures, er
tsnics, or deeoctions cnEtainiag spiriiuous
liquors Shun all rum ''tonics ~ and rely
sorely on DR .WALEsn's VINEGAR BITTERs,
the finest digestive inEigerant known,
aud free from the fiery curse Of Aleshsl. 4w
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-06-25

We would warn our people TO keep a
sharp lockout fer tIll.tarpers and pigs on
circus DAY FOR however much Mr. Forepa ugh
CT any other Snowman, may dc to keep these
human hsrpies away, they stin will hover
about, and whenever sn opportunity Is
offordeds their thievinS dngess arr sure to be
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Rail ROAD TIMETABLES.
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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-06-25

rHE ScHuErzESsBsr which took place at
hil.h.cot, on last Sunday was largely
attended by the citizens of this place, and
5sese,l successful affair.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-06-25

Mr.. MESDLfK wishes to stnte TO those
who baVe given him orders for marble
work, that fer some reason the marble
which lie expected some time ago was de
dayed on the road bat now it has arrived
and he has 80 tons, fresh from the ounrrie.
on b"nd, which he viii use in filing the
orders already received and those y hich be
may lie favored y it'll an the fu,rre.