Ncros - ütesscngei*.
J. öÏÏÜJTUSr Editor Proprietor.
Issued]wceklv; Offico nearly opposite the N.Y.Storo.
51 per Scar, in oboauce.
TtnMSOF ADVF.nTJSINO:
(Sixteen lines or less make a square.)
Square, for 1 week $1,00 I Square, 6 mouths $5,00.
2 weeks 1,25 I one year 8,00
Business-Cards, of 5 Every subsequent sq. 4,00
lines or lessper an. 5,00 I One column,!» ino'ths 20,00
Square, 3inonths 3.00 „1 year 30,00
SHEBOYGAN,
TÏÏESDAYri)ECEbEBER 30, 1851.
New York, Dec. 19
The news from Califurme is especially interes
ting. The mining accounts continue highly fa
vorable. Sheriff Buchanan has been shot, at the
Sonora camp, near Sacramento, by a party con
sisting of eight Mexican murnubers. The Vigi
lance Committee of Sacramento were active in the
matter, and bad made several arrests.—The last
report states that the Sheriff had died of his
wounds.
Several other murders have been committed
in the neighborhood of Maysville and Sacramen
to, by Mexicans. During'a fortnight there has
been" but a moderate business doing. Prices re
main about the same as on the 1st inst. Flour is
selling in small quantities for home consumption;
prime quality 612. There is no speculative fee
ling of any kind in merchandize. Holders are
unwilling to make any concessions.Shipments
from the Atlantic States are expected now to be
small, the emigration is so large.Goods are
shipped in moderate quantities for Oregon. The
shock of an earthquake was felt at San Francisco
on the eve of Nov. 25th.
The large number at the mines had been de
ceived by the trains and seek winter quarters in
Sail Francisco. The rains have flooded the cel
lars and stores in the lower portions of the city.
From the Sandwich Islands.Advices have
been received at San Francisco from the Sand
wich Islands to Oct. 25th.
The King has appointed the 18tli of December
An Incident of Kossuths reception.As Kos
suth's carriage was passing Ball's store in Broad
way, a young lady dressed in white, wearing a
Hungarian scarf, holding a wreath of roses, with
"Welcome Kossuth," inscribed in gilt letters,
presented a basket of splendid fruit to Kossuth,
who received it with great pleasure. On presen
ting the fruit the young lady said
Noble Kossuthaccept these fruits of America.
May your own nation, in its independence, pre
sent such toother heroes of down-trod nations.
The Old Oaken Bucket.We lenm from the
Madison Democrat that the Old Oaken Bucket,
the Organ of the Sons of Temperance in this
State, is hereafter to be printed at Madison, and
John "W. Hunt, Grand Scribe, will have charge
of the editorial and business branches.
New Steamboats building at Buffalo.The
Buffalo Express says there are now on the stocks
in that city, to be completed by the opening of
navigation in the springthree of the largest class
steamerstwo of medium sizetwo large cluss
propellers and one schooner. Negotiations are
going on for the building of three more large pro-
pi Hers, the keels of which will probably be laid
within a few weeks. The aggregate tonnage now
under contract is over G000 tons.
AdvertisingIts advantages."To expatiate
on the advantages of advertising would, at the
present day, be a superfluous labor. The law of
gravitation is not more uniform, certain and infal-
iblc, than that by which the liberal advertiser
will reap a. hundred fold the petty cost of making
known his commodities to the buyer, or his wants
to the seller. The man who should at the pre
sent day doubt the indispensable necessity of
this method of doing business, should be ranked
with the pious but narrow minded recluse, who
thought that the sun shone no where but in his
own "cell."St. Louis Union.
What is a Year.
What is a year? 'Tis but a wavo
On lifo's dark rolling stream.
Which i9 so quickly gone that wo
Account it but a dream.
'Tis but a single earnest throb,
Ol Time's old iron heart.
Which tireless now and strong as when
It first with life did start.
What is a year? 'Tis but a turn
Of Time's old brazen wheel
Or but a page upon the book
Which dcntli must shortly seal.
'T is but a step upon the road
Which we must travel o'er,
A few more steps and we shall walk
Lifo's weary road no more.
What is a year? 'T is but a breath
From Time's old nostrils blown.
As rushing onwnrd o'er the oartli.
We hear his weary nioan.
'T is but a bobble on the wavo,
Or dew upon the lawn.
As transient as the mists of morn
Bonoath the summer sun.
What is a year? 'T is but a type
Of life's oft changing scone.
Youth's happy morn comes gaitv on
Willi hills and valleys green.
Neat, Snmmor's prime succeeds the Spring,
Then Autumn with a tenr.
Then comes old Winter—death and all
Must find their level here.
MARKTPRIJZEN
Wekelijks nagezien en verbeterd.)
SuEnovo i.v, Wis. donSOsten December 1851.
I'er Bushel. Per Barrel.
tio @65
10 c
(i ODE Y'S LADY'S BOOR FOR 1852.
INCREASE OF READING MATTER
rpilE LADY'S BOOK for the ensuing year, will prc-
ecnt many novel features suited to the advancing do-
mauds of the public taste. It has been the object of j
tho publishers,
TO TAKE TEE LEAD
among tho popular Magazines of this country; and the
hon of imitators, who havo been constantly following1
toiliug after him in vain"aro sufficient to attest his
brilliant success. The promptness with which eve
new idea that he suggests, is adopted by others, b
sufficient reason lor his not being very explicit and exact j I'ijcn,
in his promises of what is yet to come. He does not I Drooge Appels, I,S8 c
wish to lay out plans for others to follow. It Is sufficient, J'er Barrel.
however, "to sav that nil tho existing popular fealnres of Meel [extraj $4 <5j 4,50 1
the Lady's Book wili bo retaiucd. any nianv new ones, I Spelt,
particularly attractive in a Lady's Book and Family Ma- Groene appels,
gnzino, will bo introduced. Tho useful and the elegant f
will always bo kept in view.
To tho Magazines alone wo must look for the effusions
of the master-minds of Literature. It is useless to pu
blish a list of names —suffice it to say, that wo havo pu
blished articles, and liavo others to publish, from
ALL THE BEST AMERICAN WRI- CHASE EOBJYET,
TERS-MALE AND FEMALE! Advokaten en Regts-TasdgcvcTN en Sollieitenren in
OODEY-S LADY'S LOOK for Jam 1852. willK»"'TOr l"»k
contain in addition to the most beautiful and numerous j
Engraving!three nf which are. coloredan additional
quantity of reading by American authors. There is no I
question about the tun, and the tons of thousands of no- j
that we havo from the contemporary press will; EOLLANDSCHE WINKEL,
Tarwe,
Kogge,
Boekweit.
Garat,
Haver,
Ind. Koren,
Aardappelen,
Boenen,
t Visch,
2] Bushel i
Zint,
Whisky, per gallon 23
Per Pond.
Boter. 12 <3 13
Kan», 9 10
Ham?
Spek. [vereelt]
Vlcesch, [vemch]
Koreuuieelper 1001b
Eijcrcn. per dozijn 16c
Hout, per cord, 1,25 c
Hooi, per ton, 8,00 c
Shingles, per M. 1 00 2
Timmerhout, «lo. $8@i*2
Ned. mud: ccn band i<
reut -Ij ons Ned; een cord ia
is 2ÖÜ0 pond.
j Avenue en de 8ste straat.
H. CHASE.
Shebovgan, 19 Dec- 1851.
i establish it. that i
The most Magnificent Periodical in the
Would
j The publisher will give 12 no?, for 1852, that the Lon-
would be proud of, and their price is
$11) a
in het groot en klein, vax
OTTO SCEUCIIT,
Tegenover het Postkantoor. Sheboygan
-r i ami IZUCturs, neuu no sleep <in, nnu uunii
n day of Thanksgiving. A revolt took place g. ag mucj1 as lhe„ pieasC( mid thus keep a
ong the prisoners at Honolulu on the ot j y{- m;sch;ef Clergyman can sleep twelve hot
tuber. The prisoners after making their escape tt,o fwontv-four. and can nut their nari
amon;
October. The prisoners
broke into a magazine and got possession of arms
and ammunition, and loaded the large guns
to their muzzles, and pointed them upon the. town.
The promptness and energy of the Marshals and
Sheriff soon quelled the levolt, and the ringlea
ders being placed in irons, the fears of the popu
lace subsided.
Committees of the House of Representatives,
to say the least, are singularly constituted.» The
"Wisconsin delegation are thus placedGov. Do-
tv is on the Committee on Agriculture and also
mi Public Buildings and Groundsmr.Eastman
on the Committee on Invalid Pensions, and Mr.
Durkee on the Committee on Indian affairs!!
So says the Wisconsin.
A Sleepy Paragraph.A writer says that
women require more sleep than men, and farm
ers less thau those engaged in almost every other
occupation. Editors, Reporters, ("poor devils)
and Doctors, need no sleep at till, and Lawyers
1 1 ip out
hours
"Pe out of the twenty-four, and can put their parish
o sleep once a week.
Tho body is the shell of the soul, and
dress is the husk of that shellbut the husk of-
teu tells what the kernel is.
jJS?" Lately, in Michigan, two neighbors agreed
to an exchange of their familiesone giving his
wife and two children fur the other's wife.
A gentleman having lately been culled
on to subscribe to a course of lectures, declined,
"because," said he, "iny wife gives me a lecture
every night for nothing."
JC3T Relationships are rather far-fetched some
times both in Ireland and Scotland. "Do you
know Tom Duffy, Pat?" "Know him is it?"
savs Pat; "sure he's a very near relation ov mine
pi lie observe*! that tho Lady's Book caters to
of the American Ladies. Ii furnishes them
■ything that can interest a Ladyand among j Nieuwe Gocdero
ilia followingX. 1'. Lyman; t<
bebouwd is.
ER WORDT VERLANGD-
Koren. Haver, Rogge, Spek. Aardaprx b», Dik-r-
Godey's Reliable Fashion Plates Monthly!
with full descriptions—besides chit-chat upon the Fasli- i la,J* a
.-inrr full exTilniinlinils of even--' «-IIIOil g-
tis {Sectie LAND, hetwelk eemg-
Gocderuii zeer goedkouj. voor coii-
If. W. CHAMBEftLALV.
C Nov. 1851. 101
BY TRE TELEGRAPH.
OUR MODEL COTTAGES.
This is n department peculiarly our own.nnd the beau
ty and utility of our models has everywhere been
acknowledged.
FOR THE LADIES
W- R- GORS LINE.
Ailvokaat en Regte-Raadgover. Otlico 8at<
Sheboygan, Win.
Reported for the Daily Wisconsin.
GREAT FIRE IN B tl F F A L 91j c-i w in,*.' cum!
Buffalo, Dec. 2'
The most severe fire foqsevcral years, visited
us last night. It broke out in the magnificent
buildings on Main street, opposite the Mansion j fivi.' y
House,"and burning down Spuuhling's Exchange
Block, Erie Hall and the Bunk of .III'at. Se
veral spacious stores are entirely consumed. It
spread down Commercial and Ene streets, burn
ing several valuable blocks on each street. The
coldness of the night, and the scarcity of water j
rendered it impossible to subdue the fearful flumes.
During the time this lire was raging, another
...,i.„I F.
(reef acid!
Wo hnvo undoubted Receipts, Model Cottnges,Modclr>,,r
c™„, F,,n, P,„,r„,lbr Window OM&». C,o- m
olutWorli. Koiitiii". Nottinj., Patchwork,Crochet Flower O.WDLL. b, MMaMn U"
»*«***«-» i ss
halve mijl buiten de town, door Zich aan te melden 1
a Lady. will find it? nppropriatcpfa«ii""her" own'Book! j Sheboygan. 8 Oct. 1=51. L. C. RATHBHN.
TxrjmGash is Advascf.: j r
a year, 3 dell. 2 copies one year, 5 doll. 1 j
copy two years. 5 doll. 5 copies one year, 1') doll. I copy
ipies one year. 20 doll., and au
Sheboygan, 8 Oct. 1551.
S. TWIXT1G Houthakkers
Feeling among Exiles.—The French refu- he once wanted to.marry my sister Kate.
..I London transmitted a very strong
festo against the conduct of Louis Napoleon, to
l'avis "it denounces him in the strongest terms,
Ho who sows brambles must not go bare
In Paris when the people wish to collect
nd declares that lie has crowded into a few p0]jCL% t]1(.y c,.y "Vive la Republique."
liuurs, more crimes than would have been thoughtx-_ _,i
No man is wise at all times, nor knowing
in all things.
It is estimated that by Kossuth's arrival
possible to be included in the lifetime of a man.
Bloomf.rs in Europe.Bayard Taylor, who
Is on tt tour to Asia, Egypt Ac., writes to die j in this country, some 25,000 babies will be named
New Yoik Tribune, that the Corinthian women, after him.
near the Adriatic, were ahead of the American E-P' The ladies of Paris are trying the fash-
Bloomers in adopting short dresses. Their skirts jon 0f s]lort waists and narrow skirls once mote
the dresses of our grandmothers.
E2T No book is so cheap and so interesting as
a newspaper. It incites to a habit of reading, and
Kossuth and the Bible.—A lar«e Bible was i «"Y moJ» ot "equinoï knowledge.
.'.ui copv to tho poison semliug the club of ten.
Address L A. GODEY.
113 Chestnut Street. I'hiladelnbin. j
Goiley'? Lady*? Book and Arthur's Home Gazette i
io year tor 4 doll. j n 105.
5ÖÖ Eook Agent3 Wanted,
In even- County in the State of Indiana. Illinois, Wis-
insin. Iowa. Missouri. Michigan and Ohio to canvass I
uurii'g me tuue nus nu «i.wt j for follow ine itnportaul and valuable works which are j
alarm up town was given, which proceeded from Hnbserijltioi;.
Swan street, where a block of private dwellings i yVo" Imvo agents now in the field who aro clearing
was discovered to be un lire. The lirc-mtMi could from two to five dollnrs per day. It will bo seen that our
nut divide their forces, and these handsome dwel-1 v«y dcsiraUo lli,ul and calculated to please
lings were consumed. for vonnirme„t by Dr. Wm A. AJcott,312
It is impossible at present to estimate anything Vvith jiintca $l.
like the immense loss. Tho offices of most of our Gift Book for young Iodic-», by Dr. Wm A. Alcott. 212
leading lawyers were in the Exchange, In the icj"° PP.* L'dol!Y' - r
- f The Silver Cup of Sparkling Drops, from ma
hrst tire were the extensive 5I1» store of W .111- of «.„rerwncc, bv «in ft
nms Co., and of O. H. P. u imams, large t:u- (1p. i dollar,
lor shop of L. B. Hibbard, and the confectionery Oregon, iw hkton-, condition prospecus, ceozraph y.
of Heath Co., ana some ten or twelve oth«
large stores were entirely destroyed. by ltov Gustavu? 1 linos, l dollar 25.
Further particulars shall shortly be forwarded.1 Fremont's Explorintr Expedition, through the Rocky
The flames now have been gotsci fyr under as to! Mountains. Oregon ami California, with additional "È1
be prevented from spreadin;
i h qlw M j||
If Jl yiu'DilliltJuil
reach the knee, but they have not yet got so far
as the Turkish trowsers. They either go bare
legged, or wear hussar boots!
presented to the great Hungarian patriot in Lon
don lately, by a number of British ladies. Upon
receiving it, Kossuth said:
"I take it for no merit in my life that I am a
religious man, not for any merit of mine, but be
cause it is a necessity to every honest and think
ing man, and because it is the most ricli and fruit
ful source of those sentiments and those feelings
which lead to happiness in this world and bliss in
the wurld to come. I shall value it because I take
religion to be the most rich source of that conso
lation which I have wanted so often in my life.
Being a religious man, and because religious, as
well an enemy to superstition, intolerance and fa
naticism, as on the other hand, the friend of free
dom, I readily confess that it is from this great
book, that I have learned the principle of loving
my neighbor as myself, and st re right and courage
to act in the great cause which has always been
the guide of my life. Judge from this how I prize
this gift to me presented on the part of some la
dies, and of which a copy was also presented by
an honorable working man to my wife at Win
chester. This, sir, will remain as the choicest
gift I have received.
Iff ARR.TED
In the town of Holland, on the 21st instant, by Rev.
P. Zoime,of Milwaukee, toof
Holland.
$2T Bell's Life in London says a match has
been made between Mr. Mcintosh's yatch and
Com. Steven's yatch Maria, for §20,000.
Products of the United States.
The patent office report furnishes the following
important information
Wheat, oats, rye, Indian corn, potatoes, hay,
and tobacco, arc raised in every State ancl Territo
ry in the Union.
Barley is raised in all except Louisiana.
Buckwheat is raised in all except- Louisiana and
Florida.
New England, New York, New Jersey, Penn
sylvania, Michigan, Ohio and Wisconsin do not
raise cotton.
The Stules that do not raise cotton, together
with Delaware, Maryland and Indiana do not
raise rice.
Every State and Territory except Iowa, does
raise silk.
E very State except Delaware makes sugar.
New York raises the most barley, viz: 1,802,-
32S bushels.
New York the most potatoes, viz: 20,553,621
bushels.
New York the most oats, viz: 25,907,553
[From tho Lake Journal.]
The Editor of the would-be only Holland organ, will
give much nalisfactiou iu not giving no.ice in his newspa
per of this marriage. P. Z.
SST The would-be reverend P. Z. may rest
assured, that we will hide the names of the hap
py pair, as he seems to be ashamed of having them
known to his countrymenand by calling at our
office he can have a copy of this paper, if he
should meet with the same result as the man did
who went begging around his neighbors for a
paper, only to read if, until he met a fellow asking
him for his dinner only to cat it
Sheboygan Lyceum.This institution
very satisfactorily and is becoming quite a favorite
with the people of this place,full audiences and
interesting discussions. At the meeting held
week before last (last week no meeting was held
for various reasons) we had the pleasure of list-
ning to an address or lecture by Rev. T. H. Rood,
on "The voice of the Lyceum." It was a very
beautiful composition, displaying talent and
thought, and was handsomely delivered.
Advoknat cr
rij. Circuit Court coumiL—icmiair en Op
Kantoor aim't einde van Monroe Sina:,
som» winkel.
Grand Rapids. Mich.
r.S4.
ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA.
Persecutions in France.
Halifax, Dec. 2612 P. M.
T. I dollar 25.
Young's Scieoeo of Government, new and improved
edition, 1 dollar 25
Lives of Madison ntid Monroe fourth nnd fifth Presi-1
j dents of the United States, by John Quiucy Adams
jpiico I dollar 25.
Life of Gcti. Andrew Jnckson, now edition, revised
I enlarged with Bancroft's Eulogy, by John S. Jou-
H0LLANB (Mich.) HOTEL.
Do omlergeieekcndo beveelt zijn ruim eu
goed ingcrigl logement tlx de gunst eu re
commandatie zijner landgenootea eu
vrienden aan. ouder belofte ceuer promo-
te cu goedkoope bediening.
J. BINNENKANT-
Holland. Mich. 10 Sept. 1851. n34
EOLLANDSCH LOGEMENT-
WISCONSIN* IILIS.
8»te straat Sheboygan.
Vriendelijke bediening o:i billijke prijzen, verzekeren
The Canada has just arrived. She reports p;
no change in Cottonsales of the week 32.060 Thrilling Adventures by Land mid Sea: Edited by J. i
bales. Flour dull and 6d lower. Corn firm jO- Drayman, E*q. aiO l-Jmopo. Illustrated, t dollar50..j
r KAN CE.trance lcniuiiis quiet. But fnw wiiti an introduction by .Mis. L. H. SigoruoyPrice lj
indications of strikiug importance. Several addi-dollar 50.
tionul Departments (counties) have been placed ..Daring Deeds of AmerieanHerocs, with Biographical I
a 1
JOSEPH SCHRAGE.
B.
vvTLLIAMS.
Advoknat eu Regis-Raadgever, en I
clary. Kantoor ami l'cnii-vlvr.iun A
eu oosten van Harvey McKiiH;
winkel.
a Esq.price 1 dol-
H0PKINS0N CURTIS.
- xr - t r ,v i i, -i I far 50. I Handelaars in 'igrooien klein in Kruidenierswaren
Large numbers Ot theaMountum [or Hod lvcpub- Schoolcraft's American Indians, illustrated, 500 8ro.en Provisies. Seimcnen mi Lnar/.rn, \v.;-i.-u. Stcrko
licansl have fled the country. I pp.prion 2 dollars 50. Dranken, unz. Winkel in do Empire blok, hock van
The Canada brings 48 passengers. She ex-1 Library ot" Natural History, royal octavo, 400 cngra-1 uusylvauiu Aveutio en S.-ie straat. n.3&
l a I vin-»»mice 3 d"l!nr« 50.
porteneed very severe weather on her voyage. CvcfaUlia 0f Useful Knowledge, by W,„. R. Murray. I Z
I aris, I uwsday Morning. I embellished with 350 engravings, 1 vol rova!8vo clothiarWen—amggen ülesL
Een goed artikel bestendig voorh
Com. A p. Catesuv Junes, of the U.
Navv 4 dolln
,u'v I Aft
iiltn.-licd f«
wounded.
It is said that Marshal Jerome Bonaparte hasthis adver
written a stormy letter to the President, entreat-eluding tis
ing him not u> establish a despotic "Authority 1"
but to call a constitutional assembly to frame
new constitution.
dod, postage paid, on application. zoltdokwnliieitop eonigo plnatdin town kan gekocht wor-
kks in the above Slntc nnd Counties eopving- dou.ulleeu voor contant geld,
se inent entire (say tho fourteen books.) in- J 1Dl'ElNSON »Si CURTIS,
ir notiee aud giving it four insertions and an Sheboygan, 17 Oct. 1850. n-tl)
ice, shall receive 4 dollars worth of books.
(subject to their order; to bo delivered nt our store iu| GOEDKOOP VERKRIJGBAAR:
Chicago.
Tac above offer lo be operative say for six months from
New York the most hay, viz: 5,295,939.
Ohio raises the most wheat, viz: 20,786,705
bushels.
Pennsylvania raises the most rye, viz: 8,625,
326 bushels.
Tenn essee the most Indiun corn, viz: 67,938,
447 bushels.
Virginia raises the most flax, viz: 21,725 pounds
Kentucky raises the most tobacco, viz: 72,322,'
443 pounds.
Georgia raises the most cotton, viz: 184,125,-
000 pounds.
South Carolina raises the most rice, viz: 56,-
892,787 pounds.
Louisiana raises the most sugar, viz: 37,169,-
580 pounds.
North Carolina raises the most wine viz: 97,-
347 gallons.
These are curious facts, as showing the variety
of agricultural production, and the vast amount
of the productions. Milie. C. Adv.)
£3~ The assessed value of real estate and
personal property in this town amounts to §289,
431,64. Town "tax to be raised this year §1100
County tax §2421,87State tax §908,20; School
tax §605,46.
Philadelphia, Dec. 25.
Kossuth in Philadelphia.Kossuth is bet-1
ter of liis fever, but kept his bed most of the day.
refusing to see or communicate with any delega
tions. He has had an interview with Mayor Jc-
rome, of Baltimore, and has declined a public re-
ception.
Baltimore, 23d. I
It snowed at Charleston and Savannah oi
14th, for the first time in twenty years.
TAR WEN-, ROGGEN- A INDlAANsCfl KO-
I Jniiuurij, 1652. All loiters should bo addressed, post paid, 1 REN-MI.El.1I:VY LR, KOREN, ZEMELEN, ouz.
HEYVSON A DENISON. bij don omlergetcokenèc, dio tevens eontan: gold betaalt
Wholesale Booksellers, Chicago, III. j voor Htiiilen. f. BAND1.E.
YOUNG MEN'S ASSOCIATION.
Order of Exercises for Thursday evening next:
Lecture by Rev. 1'. WORK,
i Discission:"The times are hard." Is bad Legis
the laiiou the principal cause?
US" Tegenover liet postkantoor.
i Shebovgan.
W. SEAMAN.
Zadel-, Gareel-, KolVormakor, Rijtuig Bckleedor
en/.. Winkel «au Pennsylvania Avenue, bijna reet over
het Merchant's Hotel, Sheboygan, (WE.) %i3
MARRIED-
In this village on Christmas Eve, by Rev. P. Work.
Mr. W. W. Kmg to Miss Lucio T. Gardner, of Waterloo,
*Tew York.
In this villago on Christmas Eve, by Rev. T. II. Rood,
lr. James T. Kiugsbury to Miss Pliilomelia, Eldest
daughter of E. Fox Cook, Esq. all of Sheboygan.
Affirmative.
H. CHASE.
C. E. MORRIS.
Negative.
II. C. HOB ART,
E. J. SMALLEY.
COUNTY COURT.
In Probate.Sheboygan County.
On rending aud filing tho petition of Maria van
Berg, widow of William von don Berg, docoased, pray
ing that Letters of Administration may issuo to her, the
said petitioner, upou the Estate of said William vuu den
Berg, it is Ordered that said petition be heard before me,
at ray Office in tho Village of Sheboygan, in said County,
on the first Monday of i ebruory next, and that notice o
said hearing bo given to all poisons interested, by pub
lishing this order for three succossive weeks, previous to
said limo, iu the Sheboygan Nieuwsbode, a newspaper
published iu said Countv.
Dated, Dec. 24,185L Wa. R. GORSLINE,
no 106 3w. County Judge.
BALL-AND BUSINESS CARDS.
BILL-HEADS, CIRCULARS, HMD-BILLS
And all sorts of
JOB PRINTING,
Neatly doue at this offico,
ON THE SHORTEST NOTICE
C. B. GRUNWELL.
Barber and hair-dresser, Shop on Pennsylvania Ave
nue, Sheboygan. no 105.
Slanks! Blanks!!
FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE.
Wo have just completed a large assortment of
JUSTICE S BLANKS,
PRINTED IN THE BEST STYLE, AND AP
PROVED BY THE BEST AUTHORITIES.
LANDA3ENTUUR, BRANDWAARBORG,Enz.
Do ondorgOteqkoudo belast zich met don In- eu Y'cr-
koop van Luik!. Stads- en Dorpsbnixen cu Loticu iu de
ren Staat, kan in vele gevallen de betaling gemakke
lijk maken on draagt Zorg, dut do eigeadoms bewijzen
order xiju.
Hij neonu op zich. om Huizen, Schepen en roerende
Goederen, ijpsoliede wijze tegen Brand- cu Mcerseha-
<lo te verzekeren, en leent onder goeden waarborg Gel
den uit, op langoren ol' kortoren termijn.
Hij beveelt zich der UoUandsche bevolking in den
Staat Wisconsin aan voor alle Nolariaats-aiiibtsvcrrig-
tingou eu zal steeds me: nnauwgezetheid het beiau?
zijner lastgevers betrachten.
Milwaukic, 8 Oct. 1851. G. vw STEENWIJ2T.
Publiek Notaris.
Woonplaats naast hot Postkantoor.
JUSTICES of the Peace, Lawyers, Notaries, and all
who may be in want of Blanks, can find a full assort
ment at this Office, at as reasonable rates as any other
GARST! GARST!
De ondcrgctockonde Brouwers maken hiertnedo bo-
kond, dat zij GARST tegen do hoogste inarkt-prij-
zeu opkoopcu; dnnr do landbouwers ieder jwu- hunuo
producten bij hou nlloveren kunnoo, terwijl do specu
lanten daarentegen slechts in enkele jaren Garat op-
koopen, golooveii zij ia het belang des landman» te
handelen, door hen te verrocken, zich eerst bij hen aan
te melden. Gebr. GUTSCH. B1NX «fc MUTH.
Sheboygan, 6 Oct. 1851.
NB. Allen landbouwora tot narigt. dat wij teu al
len tijde 1 Cent meer betalen voor de bushel Garat
als de speculanten. 97
