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Cow Lost |!

A dark red cow of medium size, with
horus bending awards forming almost a
circle, leaving only 3 or inches between
the tips of her horns, broke out of my yard
two weeks ago. Any reasonable charges
will be paid for bringing the cow, or Ieav-
ing informal On at o. Torrisons store.
CHRISTIAN THoRsoY.
Aanisow,c, Nov. l4th.
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We lied ike horsethlef when we said,
in our last issue, that we were having
pleasant weather. We wrote that item
early in the week, in the hope that at would
apply by THURSDAY. We have about con-
cluded to let up on that sort Of business,
as this is an off year, and the weather is
too peculiar for ordinary prophets.
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Office.

All persons are hereby warned against
harboring Carrie Tilsb org or trusting her
on my account as will not after this date
pay any debts of her contracting, she hay
ing left my home without just cause or
provocation.
Dated November Dist, 1877.
5-3w. ii. l.. TIDsBoRG.
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Farm for Sale.

One of the best farm in Manitowoc county, will
be sold on term to suit the purchaser. Said farm
contains about sixty acres, is mostly under good
cultivation. free from stone and stumps, railroad
station on one side of IL school house the other,
'and in good neighborhood. good house and
barn on il. This is altogether one of the most
desirable farm to be found in the tate.
BRANCH, May I'd, 1877.
g-t-4w CIIAS, CAIN
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Stray Cow.

Came to my enclosure, the 10 tn of Nov
ember, one REQ COW, left horn Topped, a
white spot on face and on fore shoulder,
with three white legs, about ten years DID,
The owner is requested to prove property,
pay charges, and take her away.
IRA CLARK.
CLARK's Mills, Wis, Nov. Goth, 1877.
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His many friends 10 this vicinity will be
glad to learn that the steamer Muskegon,
of which he is clerk, brings Jimmy Gee to
this port every other day. The Muskegon
takes the place Of the AlPena on the west
shore line
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-11-22

A repor. having been circulated in the
community to the effect that Mr.. and Mrs.
II. L. Tidsborg have whipped and other
wise ill-treated the girl Carrie, whom they
adopted nearly four years ago, causing her
torun away from On Saturday evening last.
Mr.. Tidshorg wishes to publicly deny the
same, pronouneing it false N every parti-
cular. The amily who have been living
in the same house will testify to tie truth
Of Mr.. I 8 statement, and that the girl has
been well cared for, and her home made as
pleasant as possible.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-11-22

You can get any of lIarpers Bros pub
locations for 1926 per year by clubbing
with the PILOT. Also, The Scientific
America, for $3.50. Call ard see our list
before sending your order.
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4 New Invention.
CIIAS. CAIN.

BYRNE's IMPROVED metallic DRESS Model
Something every lady should possess. This model
is peculiarly constructed so as to nable any per-
son of ordinary ability to learn the art of Pattern
Cutting and Dressftting TO perfection with but
very little practice For durability simplicity
and practical utility dress model, it has no
equal Models with full instructions for u.s. may be
obtained at Mrs. BYENE's DREssmAKING EsrAB-
LTsHMENT, Cor Buffalo and Eighth sts., over Z. X.
and L. II. Rand's Hardware store.
r. W. BTRNES,
Inventor and sole manufacturer,
IL
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Tie wreck went to pieces and drifted Go
suore last nlght, together with the bodies
Of the captain and mate. The former was
picked up near Two Rivers, and the latter
near this city.
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HOTELS.
WENDEATE HOUSE.

r. WINDIArE, Proprietor, York street.
TnUIS frst-class House is in excellent condition,
and the Proprietor is confident that he can give
perfect satisfaction the, travelling subtle. Bus
win always be ready to take travellers To and from
the boats. \ COOP LIVERY STABLE Is kept III con-
uection with the House. j.
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Here, you young rascals, read this
August Scott, young man 10 years old,
son of a Madison jeweler, died suddenly in
that city last Monday morning, of paralysis
caused bY the use Of tobacco.
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Tie schooner Eliza, Captain Burmeis-
ter, arrived in port few days age with an
other cargo of select winter apples. We
have 'experienced" them, and can testify
10 their being tip top.
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Notice.,

To all whom it may concern after this
date, November Goth, 1877, l will pay no
dct.s contracted by my family, towit {:
sIy wife, Tury, my daughters Emma and
Julia, AMI son Ole, and all other members
Of my family.
3a* kSUTE ERICKSON PREsTRUD.
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Marshal Morrison, OF Manitowoc, is
entitled to great credit for the interest
he has taken in gathering up and for
warding to friends the bodies of the vic
tins Of the Magellan disaster. The
body of TAFT was sent. to his home last
Thursday for iuterment by the side of
his dead wife, the express charges being
paid by Nlr. Morrison, who raised the
amount by subscription. A twenty
dollar gold piece found on Tait's body
was forwarded by MIR. Morrison to his
orphan children. Chronicle.
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To Contributors and Advertisers

All matter intended for publication must be
handed in by Wednesday morning, Local Notices
hysWednesday uoOn.to insure insertion in the
current weeks issue.
All communications should he accompanied by
the authors name, not for publication, but
guarantee of good faith
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Teachers Association.

MEME, Nov. 2Oth, 1S77.
EDITOR PILoT A meeting CT the
Meme Teachers Association will be held
in the school house near Mulhollauds, on
Saturday, December LIST. The following
programme will be followed
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MERCHANT TAlI0RS.
CHARLES SSH.EEES.
MILAN E.NNCss.

NASH ONABLETATLOR,has removed 10 Buffalo
l. STREET. two doors West Of E K. & f. II. Hands
Hardware Store. All work warranted We'll done and
!. -. S-IN
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THU NANITCWOC PILOT.


.E~Those of our readers residing in the country
viii find it to their advantage to look over the
columns of The PuoT, before starting 10 town to
do their trading. BY this means they will readily
certain where the best and cheapest goods can
ba found. Good business men, who have first
class goods for sale, always advertise literally.
This is true of our merchants, and their advertise
ments can be found in The PILoT.
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StOi' H..

StOiln.
From my enclosure On the night of the
18th of October, large red fat cow with
brass buttons on her horns. The neigh
borhood hes offered reward of S25 to any
person who Will return the property, or for
infor nation that will lead to its discovery
and the arrest and conviction of the thief.
The cow is seven years old.
CHRIsTEN LARSON.
Sec 81, town of Cato.
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Take in the concert, sure.

Take in the concert, sure.
Never ioyk gift chestnut in the worm
hole.
Send in the items of interest from your
neighborhood.
Next Thursday, week from to-day, you
stuff with turkey.
Mr.. S. A. Newell has lately removed to
this city, rom Cato.
The High School Shakspere CLUB meets
on Monday evening.
Our offer to receive good cord wood on
sub scription is still open.
Many residences are now being orna-
mented with storm doors.
The steamer Alpena has been laid up
for the season at Chicago.
See notice of teachers meeting at
Meeme, on the lst proximn.
The county board is still in session,
and will not adjourn until next week.
The propeller Cuyahoga has renamed
in port seyera! days TO avoid bad weather.
Those who advertise are the merchants
who are doing the most business now-a-
days.
Every subscriber to the PILor should
pay up his arrearges before January 1t,
1878
An Appleton man has discovered per-
\ petual m0tion-his wife carries It in hel
mouth
The steamer Chicago laid in port all da,
yesterday, departing for the south in tn
evening.
There is no use buying an orercoat, sine
the first cold day you will be sure to "wea
it out
I Mr.. Jas. Scott, Of Two Rivers, start
ed for the Black Hills again on Monda
morning.
The schooner j. 4 4. Stronach, {
, Chicago, is to be the next occupant OF tn
dry dock.
The tug F. c. Maxon was in port Thur
day, after twelve spars for The Milwauhe
Shipyard Company.
e II you haven't engaged Your Lady for Il
+ Concert, do so at once. Ii occurs to MOI
rev night, remember.
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TAILOR All goods made nv
+ the subscriber are warranted TO fl the form.
Prices reasonable, and am bouDd 20 please those
no Give me their custom. shop on York Street,
TWO doors West of the Windiate House. I2-4+lY
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MARRIED.-In MiShicott, on Monday,
Nov l2th, by Anton BraascE, E q, Mr.
John Runge, jr., of Kewaunee, and Miss
Louise Jonas, of Mlshicott
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Presiding Elder Carhart discoursed ut
the Methodist church on Saturday evening
and Sunday morning. A good congregation
listened to both sermons
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Religious Intelligence.
Church Directory.
CATHnIIE.

CATHOLIC.
CT BoSIFACE, corner Main and Marshal streets
~ Rev Joseph Fessler pastor. Seryiees-oa
Sundays Holy DAYS and Obligations, At 10 O'clock
Il. NE; Eespers on Sundays AT O'Clock Z. m
81 MARY's POLISH corner 22d and Marshal
~. streets. Rev. John Gratze, pastor, Scrvi-
ees al II o'clock a. Eespers At AZ o'clock p. m.
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The quarterly election of officers for the
Irving Literary Society,"" of the High
School, takes place on Monday, the 26Ch
The result will be announced.
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Manitowoc Temple Of Honor Will hold
an "Open Temple on Monday evening,
December 81, at the Presbyterian church.
\ programme has been arranged for the
occasion, and these who are TO participate
are practicing their several parts. a good
meeting is antic' pated.
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Mr.. f. Sixsa has just received carload
of wine from California, embracing the
following varieties: Hook and White Wine,
Angelica, Nus ,ateil Good Edal, Riesling.
Port Wine and Cognac Brandy. Also
some kentucky whisky and sherry wine.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-11-22

At regular meeting of the "Manitowoc
Lycening' it was decided to begin bust
ness at half past seven instead of eight
O'clock, al heretofore
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A GIRL.-One Of our patrons wishes a
good girl to do general house work for a
small family. Applications should be
made at this Office.
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The body Of Sandy Kennedy, the
cook on the Magellan, was found on the
beach Tuesday morning.
The body was shipped to Port Coborne,
Ontario, this morning.
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WISCONSIN HOUSE.
ssss.s,gEy HOUSE.

RE DALEY, Proprietor cor. Of 9th and Jay St
MS is a new House, and vel fitted mp with all
modern improvements. good STABLE ! also
ina connection with the house. 40
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Where's the man that's going to get up
dance fr Tha thanksgiving night? He'j
better trot around and make arrangements
pretty quick.
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Motion to reconsider the vote on DR.. l..
5. Luhmann's bill was carried. On mo.
ton said account, amounting to $50, was
allowed in full, by vote of s to 3.
Ordinance recognizing the Fire Depart
ment was laid over to the next meeting.
The committee on Bridges offered the
following:
WHEREAS, nr. ?. A. Camp has fulfilled
his contract in building protection pier on
west side of Main street bridge to the
satisfaction of the committee on Bridges,
ana according to plans and specifications
adopted by this Board; therefore
Resolred, That the Mayor and Clerk be
and they hereby are directed to issue an
order of the amount of four hundred and
twenty-five dollars, in favor of said P. A.
Camp, for fulfilling the contract.
Adopted by unanimous vote.
A resolution in reference to the contract
with Cole Bros. was laid over.
Aid. Conway submitted the following
Resolced, That two and one-tenth
e. l-lO) per centum be levied on all taxa
Bile property of the city for the amount of
tax for the ensuing year.
Adopted unanimously.
Aid. Gelbke submitted the following:
ResolUed, That two mills be raised on
al the taxable property in the lst Ward,
for ward purposes.
Adopted unanimously.
By Ala. Wits !:
Resoiced That three and one-half
6 l-2) mills be raised on the taxable
property of thu Sd Ward, for ward purposes.
Adopted unanimously.
Resolution by AID. Hall:
Res0lred, That one and two-tenths
mills be levied on all the taxable property
in the 4th Ward, for Ward purposes.
Adopted unanimously.
Resolution by Aids. Gelbke and Wits :
Resolred. That two tenths of mill
be raised on the taxable property in the
]st and 81 Wards, for park Improvement.
Adopted by ayes 9, hayes 2.
Resolution by Aid. Conway:
Resolred, That three tenths of mill be
! ieFieu on Tue taGaOIe property OF tie "a
and 4th Wards, for the improvement Ell
the north side park.
Adopted unanimously.
On motion, Board adjourned one week
to Monday, Nov. Goth, at 80 o'clock D. m
A. NJ. RICHTER, City Clerk.
The following wholesome advice is giver
by an exchange in the southern part of the
state. 1t will apply here, as well as II
warmer localities.
Loaf around town nights, boys; it il
much pleasanter and much more attractiE.
than to remain cooped up at home, ~her,
there is no way to pass the time except il
reading, playing chess, checkers, ETC., o.
in conversatio with "tbe old folks B,
putting in your evenings ut the bar-room
and saloons you will be able when yol
grow up to pass muster as a first elias
hummer, beer guzzler, gambler, and fame,
man. Think of these things, and do no
waste your time by staying at home onl,
enough to take in rations.
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so CEs,VEES RoFEg.

] L. MILLER Proprietor. cor. Chicago and 1th 81
LARGE NEW BARN has been recently built,
4 and viii be kept IL connection with the house
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Many OF our readers will no doubt be
pleased to learn that season tickets for the
Paris Exposition, next year, can now be
purchased for only twenty dollars.
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Tickets for the benefit concert are on
sale at Piening's, and at Robinson 5
Drug Store. 80 cents each.
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METHODIST.

81 PAULs corner Seventh and State streets.
= u Rev. J. ". Olmsted, pastor. Services
1G2 o'clock &. m. and : o'clock p. Sunday
School at o clock p. m. raycr meeting on Thurs
day evening, at p. m. Leaders and Stewards
meeting on first Monday in each month. al p. m.
GERMAN. on Ninth street, near Marshall. Rev.
~ r. Becker, pastor. Services at 10Y oclocka.
m. and .. NJ. Sunday School at 9 o'clock g.. m.
Prayer meeting. Thursday nj p m. Singing and
Bible class n and p. m. Fridays.
NoRwE8IAN, on Sixth street. near State. Rev.
IN A. Gustafsen, pastor. Services az l0A O'Clock
8 IN. and p. II. Sunday School al O'Clock
a.m
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Marine.

The following is the list of arrivals and
cleaEances st this port during the past
week:
ARRIVALS.
10 scar. Jaiia Larsen, Msnistee, - m lnmher.
thristisnia ManisIee, lSD m shingles
Str. Chicago. Chicago, sunds.
10 Schr Planet, " hite Lake, 81 shingles wood
Il Midge- Jacksonpolt, II boxes fish, y M
lumber.
< Eliza, Benton Haraor, 700 bu apples, leo
bbis apples, hhis cider.
Str hushegOn, Chicago, sundS
10 Str. Chicago, Chicago, sunds.
Schr onder. Manistee. 200 m shingles
Aetna, Green Bay light
20 Str Adskegon. Chicago, sunGs
Fl = Caicago,
CLEARANCEs.
10 Schr Juli2 Larsen, Manistce. sunds
Chrstiania Muskcgon, 10 I hay
Str. Chicago, Chicago sunds.
1t Schr Planet, Pentwater, 100 It's butter
II SchT Nudge. Jacksonpori. Ii Lht
Str MuSkegon. Chicago: sunds
10 Chicago.
20 . Wuske-on'
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MUSICAL.
L.. RIEE.aNss.

>pOFFSSOR Of Music. will give lessons in Vocal
ana Instrumental Music in the city of Mantle
and Al Two Rivers Residence on stu street
~ G,nrt House 12-44iy
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II BRCUER 4 co. Proprietors, Franklin st.
II AVING leased he above wellknown house.
ii which has been newly furnished throughout
ask for share ofthe pul lie patronage
4 rood STABLE is kspt in connection with the
h0use where stock will be ell provided for. Silly
fzo,rEs. AND BoAsDaNG Rouse.
F. ZENIAN, Proprietor, cor. Buffalo and Main :.
S1f,-iV
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The Rev NJ. V. Ayerill will return
to his parish this week, when services at
St. James church will be again resumed.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-11-22

The unpleasant weather and mudd y
roads of late have prevented farmers from
coming to the city with their produce.
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The scow Sunday Morrison, which has
been ashore up the river getting thorough
calking, was Launched" on Saturday even
ing,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-11-22

The drawing of petit jurors for the jan
uarY term of the Circuit Court viii be held
on December 18th.
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A party Of young people spent very
pleasant evening at the residence Of Mrs.
Conley, on Saturday evening.
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The protection pier west Of Main street
bride has been completed, and the con.
tractor, Mr.. P. A. Camp, has been paid.
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The concert Tomorrow night is for the
benefit Of Mr.. G. Otto, an invalid musician
of considerable renown. Go and hear him.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-11-22

A young son of 0. Torr!son fell down
stairs yesterday morning and broke his
arm Dr. Coakley is attending him.
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Miss Josie Young left on Monday, morn
ing's boat for Chicago, intending to re-
main for the winter.
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EPIScNp.IIAN

81 JAMES. corner Ninth and Chicago streets.
-. The Rev. Vi. V .yerill. rector. Services
lex o'clock a. m. and o'clockp m. Evening
prayer, Friday al : O'Clock p. IL Sunday ScaOo At
0 clock p. m
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1t is stated that ten members of the
United States Senate are printers by trade.
There's some show for US, yet.
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Look over the prospectuses Of Harpers
Brothers publications on the opposite page
You cannot please your family better than
10y getting one or more of them for the
coming year.
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HARDWARE, STOVES. Etc
RASE. EEJEN ER.

ALER In all kinds Of Stoves, a1iHa-dwa re
Id lugla2.aea- OF Coppsr. tn al3Sac ct
ware YORK s.r3e5, No-Ja she, NJ lniti@33.
2i4ly
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FIRST EVANGELICAL corner Eight and Marshall
streets. Rev. +. Piaper, pastor. Services ii IL
O'Clock a. IN. Sunday School al O'Clock p. m.
NoEwEaIAN, corner Eighth and State streets.
In Rev. l.. N. Beorn, pastor. ServIces-l0
O'Clock p. N. Sunday School Al > O'Clock p. III.
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The carpenter force of the Lake Shore
road is now engaged il the erection of a
large freight house, near the depot.
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ppFSRYTERIAN.

EIRs1 PRESBYTERIAN, northwest corner Eighth
and State streets. Rev. W. L. Cellars, pastor.
Hours of services-103 q. m. :. p. III. Sunday
School AZ p. IN. Weekly prayer meeting on
Thursday evening, at : O'Clock.
Rev. MIR. Wiley will hold services
at Cato and Two Rivers alternately, Mr..
Pearce having left the latter place.
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Remember that benefit concert to-mor-
row evening. The programme IS good
one, aud will be we'll carried out.
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Last Friday was the ninth anniversary
Of the launch of the Steamer SheboygaC,
of the Goodrich line. She is a still as good
as new, having come GU: of the dry dock
on Sunday morning with set of new
arches, and some other slight repairs.
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Canary Birds.

About 400 Canary Brds-tright yellow, greenish
yellow and mixed colors-of imported breed and
warranted good singers. For sale by
81 1y* JOHN R0EMER,
Two Rivers road, one mile north of this city.
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Local and Personal.
To Our Patrons.

We have waited with all the patience
we could command through the summer
that has just ended, without annoying our
patrons with duns. A bountiful harvest
has been safely garnered, and reasonably
good prices prevail. The crop is moving
rapidly, and money is flowing in. Our
demands are very small upon each in
dividual subscriber, and our necessities are
great. Therefore we respectfully but earn
estly ask those of our patrons who are de-
linquent to remember the printer sub
stantia]lY and Immediately.
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as there any preparation or medical
process by which the hanIs may be rend
cred hard or calous in very short time.
sag forty-eight hours or less!" In answer
The llawkeye gives the following prescrip-
ton, which is to be regularly applied and
we'll rubbed in
Z. Ordwud. ................. quaint. sutf
oOdsauL. .................C4 OF.
Dose, all you can stand three times q
minute. Take for three days.
The schooner Aetna, with Mr.. J. Rich
ards steam pump on board, and 10 charge
of the tug @. w. T!it, arrived in port on
Sunday morning, and was immed lately
put in dry dock. The Aetna was one Of
the victims of that terrible storm of Thurs
day, the Sth inst, having been driven on
to Long Tail point, at the mouth of the
river at Green Bay, where she was severe
ly strained, and finally driven clean over
the point or bar, when she sunk in fifteen
feet CT water. The tug Kitty Smoke, with
steam pump, succeeded in pumping her out
and getting her into the harbor at Green
Bay, where she was relieved of her cargo
of 537 tons of iron ore. She has some
bad leaks, and if left to herself, it is thought
would fill in about five hours. The Aetna
halls from Chicago, and is partly owned
by her master, Capt. G. II. Meyer. She
was rebuilt in the spriag of &c, and rates
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