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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-18
CEH1RAL RAILROAD of NEW JERSEY

NEN1hAL RAILROAD OF hEWJEhSEY-
s,sr. .1s G..,n r.iIro.z 80 !. E.ss. .i.h .ss -
srzsts a,..se,rrsr'-csarencfal x,y is.i.s Lss-s
Ne. Yea %, E.~oI ,nz ts>ruees- pssc~s froa Ps~ II
sor's Rissr. 10 a. u - "A a. Up m; of No.
80 YLps-,s .tk u..rs % he S.s J-r.r, R.,r,.A -
I-s,. N~--Yort r-u ko. u c0a-lsa.,ss. ., f:~ ~ Z
ms. N mi. trsr s--Yort r.is. elo.s osn.cu.
a. E.-os oh ID. Lssas ssl,y k.i're.<. and tn-n.s y
a. ,1 80. ~ R>edt-S cir~c. tor rsS->vH. sst H.ysss
ts- D~s..,e LEO T,nn. ;ns ~-s.-,a "a
''' Z - joan srEsss, ssp-ei,s-sA...
NFW-JERsFY RAILROAD For PHILA
~ pyLVHIA al ,ss SOUTH .Se WEST. v. jkRsu
,,Ns-ssp y f,f-. IS rsrvuss ress,. 90 ir &c
20 a. ED Ne. sg1 f wsseins'en N "a. -
sor,h g. ana tarnuth esoss. eSeSte1 !" "s17S"a
NODE ~ :, 80. ss-.. s-;i,-r-s -
oo-ci-s st.ep Grass IN .as.aoe Of 'se hae ., Ye.HS
AYBW-YUkk AND EkiE KAlLkOAD.-<h
~ Al. .ner MONDAY. Apr lss ~ SnS 49, -
DUSkIRK ExPREss AS. a. ~ pu1Hrt Al s1aA
asA pr,bcir~l ir,erroedis,s s.srons
NAIL Train ssa n. S' punstrs al e0fS"' sAs
IockLIsD PAssErGEI ~ SO ? q, noa 90 -
WAY rsssEsoER sss g. '< n>-sairA s.A<'-ss@
aa siasT yxPsEss :. -, n, Dvaiss ga B4a>iA
Sss .so,e 9.in. rrn d.ii,. saaA.y' sI.ss4
@ ss' 80 s.e.. Tsa. ssiiro.s for Kss.. ssn.
a,,.,.r,tno sh 1- syr>cs~ snd sicraArats7 kAfse1
s,-.ru- a. Corr.rs With re busas, CerDins ans NeSteo
e,lr.S &C. korh~,..s an6 BaSAc, o. 0f~st Be,A- IN -
os.v,r- L.rtszs.na and Westorp RsuA1 ot ScrHnsse
qo-r.~vIle v,<s tie ezeso s-E S~~fcst CITY kAhseet
ars :, Bufso sLs Duskit. viii the LAKE sos kArc>
0s..ana Cincinnati soisdo D-tr.,t ca, AZ, A. 49,,
NORTHERN r. r N. JERSEY-Foe 20.
II ~, Sx~,a Hara~rsach, EnHewocd kn-L~sv~ 90
(surisy exoeysedl $50 snA - ~ -
"a Lssv-s rsruon; u 6 and f'-S = On sas ,; .
TIHE REGULAR AAIL LINE wa STONtNQ-
i TON ia BosTos GA PR0VIDENCE-insani esslD-
n rss s.ssn,-n PLYMOUTH dock CAPS Jos ssss4 -
cVANDFRBILr CAps 3. ssurrs In eOosstioa vtsa -
PROVIDENCE RAILROADS, leaving N-v- fost tai( -
law, .xcee.~dl foer No North River dt stsH sessl
St-ry pl.c- q, o'cioch and sortne.os SD q,
40 u. .rfvA 81 ,se Nal Train which esv-s bosoe ~
n. VANDERBILT, fron HewYcft Mooasy. Wcdsns
.sy snd vrdsy; ssonnsoa rosstAy yhgrsdss ~ ~
~. PLYMOUTH ROCK FINN Hev.Yort fussday.. ~
LAY and Saturday. for stosins'on Monday "e4n"saS -
Pritsy.
IA 6o,.Sr Expr-ss Nall Train reaching sstd pAc0
1y.oc- Of ,~ by ohef and IN amp4s tine tS I'll -
Ms ro.-tr. conne<ns rorte sAS esr rssserSes ~
,r-Ir /, remain board The steaIne eney riahs ~
n train connecting Of ercvdsnce vita ne II d ua1 u
Io~o1- -
baxosruas,s accompanies hs seeAsasr And zaaa thsoeS
sAch ssy. 49,. -, - - -
xesrsr or a. n. Preish, Once. Pier Nc. North kv~
he oeoe No. IS Bst;ery-p isee Jane
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-18

IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate q
Yot n.ic~ 10 hereby ven al p-rsous having elis
EDWARD l. COMMON late Of toe City Of New Yok,
arcess-d ~ the With he voueh.r thereof -
subscriber the office Of Connos Wht-horrs No. 1s Be
IN the City Of New Yok, before Il D.
ceu Dated New York eleventh day IL Nay 10
myl2 lsw6nrh CHARLES T. COMMON, Exeeasos.
SUPREME COURT THEODORE SMITH.
~ Pisirrf, a<sinst SARAH II REED Moxris Fsaesss,
Sarah Rudd Lbbsus Rudd Amanda Linisy, Auos Ln>c1
Mary Red "es,iey Reed David Reed, David TsyIa
"a Lndsry and Amos Lnds-y You hereby SUNNI n-de
answer the Complain; In his ason, coy d ycS
9, Elcottvls, Csttarsreus County y, won
twenty days after the service hereof exclusive day
service ard you fail to the complain. sfor :d =
pas'if viii apply the Court fer thr relief demanded IN
complaint AID you viii take noce that the complaint IN -
serou WA lied 10 the once OF the Clerk Of County
thr sfh day Of JuDs, 1859. W. P. ANGEL,
JylS is~6wrh PAntif's Artorast
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CTEAM 70 IRELAND, DIRECT. for S3O.-Iee
- Iyertoo New. ork srd Ph..ei bis Steamship ComPAays
stlpudc powerful .-fsu.sips are irisriec 20 sa
IRON Brir.ST coax yoR vsoH ss"toss ros CosN
CITY OF 'ss hScHEsrER. CITY - s.scaEsrER,
Jul, n 70 ~ Saturday. Agg. ~
sArEs PssssG.
abb Nea .irrk . Cork aud Liyrrpoo......sIo
s.-rsss. fcra hrw iuTk 20 Cark AID Lisefpooi.'.. ~
Iteiusus un aoxsnce o the b-s' oxed proElsoo'
Which vii b. served b, the CoupsHy's se~aIts
P.usr- hJ ,hs Ire syi tie r.k ,ro re. oe'@ntoo OF
cats Bast as ST. Johns the STEAMERS ssi direct TO
COX =. .., =. -, -.
For friht or passage sppy JOIN MCKEE No los V.o
ri.,. Belize, IL C.ft, W. sEfAOC Co. sud &c
Phi .e-ph. sue NeWToik =. The CompAa,. ohc-. Nc lOs
Wanu, :: PhEad- plis s1d No IS 8o,dV.y N-s Work
JOHN q. DALE. Aren't.
WILLIAM IENAN Agert, Eos % and s. Te~er BaitiIsa
Liy. p Oh
CORTLAND snd NJ W-YOhK.-The new AID
] fsvcrs steamship CHESAPEAKE stnsy Crosel c'n-
msnc-t l-.v- Portland -S.Ty trtRoAI aud New fefh.
{. a Piei NJ I'm r. every TUESDAY e, toelck
Pas.,ec AID fare iur!gdrs s'seroor rs Raining time,
.bol, 81 hout. For pss.si. or fr-isht .ppy to
EMERY 4 FOX Port,nc,
n CpOsWFLL & Co, No. s6 Wes. .. y. Y.
.u.s1 roc. from New York The Whe MOautus u. Locs
rc and Sounds. The G House Only sir sour'
rid. from Port sid.
Tor SAVANNAH and FLORIDA-U. S. MAIL
L LINE-Tb~ fsvorite steamship ALABAMA Cap Geo
r. scb-nct ~iilIessr SA UsDAY. ~ al trun
Pier No rhrcuga csets % Moc1 m-Iy Ccun.
boAro sor frs alb OF pss.sse spply &c
SAMUEL MtTCPIlLS son. No Is Broadway
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THIN Y CysTsAI Ran ROAD Co, TRE.sUeys's OFFICE, /
49, s,p.xv O

THE n. Y. CENTRAL RAILROAD Co. TRr,suRtss OyIlet
ALBANY. Aur 9, 1850
TWELFTH SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND -
Tho Directors q ;h. Comgsgy h.v, del.Isi s,a sa.aI
dyid.nl Of THREE PR CENT on the capitsi 'ocf the
payable tb- Srh dsy 81 As.t ius, upr cs reg sf.a
ktwYo Boston Albany AID on tn 3'h DAY VI seP'e
Der uertu upon st1ct r-gs-red at London. 80
Stortbolden whOs4 stock Registered 81 New lora w re-
tbsI Dividends at the ofce Of DlSCAN, SHERMAN
Co thee stock registered ~ Boon, a. th- ONCE OF
l. TBAYPR BROTHER; thoSe whose sock h REGISTERED
AZ Alb nv IT The ALBANY CITY BANK. those whose .oct
is resi.t.red q, LonsoA the UNION BANK OF LONDON,
the s:;er q. ire of - I'd 20 the DOLLAR
The Trsnsr bo ks which c ED viii ne reopensd 81
EewYot Albany and Bc.oD the morning q Iue,iaJ the
ga Of August inst, GILBERT l.. WILSON, T-esslre1.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-18

INGOT COPPER, SPELTER BANCA TIN,
/ AhTlMoNi LEAD sPELTER SOLDER PIC IRON
Fos sale b. JOHN ". QUINCY Co, No "a "illsm st.
n AMES 4 SONS SHOVELS and SPADES
~. Por al. ~ JOHN W QUINCY CO. Nc. - Williams
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-18

T,HE GLASGOW .hd NEW-fORK STEAM
SEP COMPANY ip,end Ealing .asii n-- ara peri
9~arsrs frou SfWfORk oirsct y GLASpC" ~ 90 -
EDiEBrRia. CunGni=s =
~, o. P.ss,st iron Ne-Yott Phlsdelpnts OF bostof
% Gl..o~ Lveryol self>s. Dublin OF LopeoaierJ: fEH
:iss eTS st-er.s., fosns Wiz az soehaA0e " ""
ROBHRr CRAIG. No. q Broadway
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Hlusifal Instruments.

A LARGE STOCK of BARMORE's celebrated
~ Premium PIANOS, pronounced uphya.d BY ths bss,
Judges. AID in ali respects to.r Manufcto and
u sreroom No 9is BIe.okers splendid Piano fr So
{. cid,d bhIRain. v. x u bhhMOoL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-18

LBtRT WkBER-DcAiers are Invited ~ e1-
anime ,Le stock Of Piano Fr.. In the city each war
,a,.d for three yesi. .. lowest wholesale for oash
,story p,per the maDuisoory No iS5 Wes, Broadway
near Caualst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-18

u the Hudsn -rn- t,xt trim viii b~z,n Sept To
Aspvsi c.tAso- aid Circular Just pabisSed snd
had Of Moo Cisrk. Austin Smith No Park I.
Grower ED Brcsow.y c"met Il *hst or by s1dr-ssos
L. D. &C. y MANSFIELD. Principals.
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Secreta-y-lsAAc ABea1T
B.dc.l Fx.uiner-Mrsrusx PosT, NJ d.
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Guflerp, 6arowdrs, &t.

nYDEs Patent GRIPPING WRENCH
IL Gi.t. P.n Beach Clamp, Ees 'rSpdn4s RAsch
Bed Etys Toc C.-, cou,sirins roo' ~'sa; sor aot
bore C.rds. che ap an good ~ shol-ss.e, BY
CRAY BROTHERS, No. % Beck
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-07-07

D. c.
d. C. WATERMAN s. CO..
COHULSSION MERCHAf WIS
Especial paid interests OF the Whaling Fleet by
furnishing funds purchase and sale of Exchange, OIL
Bone General Nerchan e and the procuring Of Freight
REFERENCES
Messrs- I.A.c VI 'wLASo, Ia. * Co, New Bedford
W. e. 4. Pope. Esq, do.
M.,R. ST 60, San Francisco
NCkUER * MERRILL, do lO5-u
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numerical Advertiser.
c...t do wissons n Paper.

-, Ia rithout n PAPER! no,
,-.,,,s,. II to my sorr"w,
.,h-r,ibe for one III go,
r,.it until to-msrrow-
Ii ,ssers fruwn or hang themselves,
4, abr ssolish c'Per.
,1u,ysr gr, to hear OF tt
"a, .ot rak- the paper.
.,sre,, nv neishbor, Jotham Stout,
n ,lr1ys has the news,
!, Asrias uews to talk about,
A. ,.,sr rr,s the -biues-"
x,a, srhrrs yawn in ennui,
n. uiod S Ike vsPor;
.. ms, !. pain to half m eye
n. ,lrs,s takes the paper.
,.a. ,-trsbor Stout hears all the news,
,.gku. as each current Price,
,,,x,s, minds hrs P's and Q's,
:, s.siu- good advice.
-,.oot I'll the price Of calves,
asrstry. euess, tape OF
A., siul II merchandise.
s,,u,e take no papsr.
-..,s hare studies Which require
u.e, tins and mrntaI labor,
ye lear spare a little time.
A. sell as stout. my neishbor;
r.u.h tine he precious, l can use
kla.rr nTIuight taper;
,,a ms axe time TO real the news
rs,sore III take the paper.
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AGENT FOR LLOYD,s

Inc undersigned begs notify Merchants Shin and
shmasters, that he has received the ai,nointment n
AGENT at these Islands for LLOYD'S LONDON
105-f JANInN cpruN e. r.
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8. N. EMERSON,
-. Or, healer in General Merchaodise Country RI
"aisaa, reS Corn Beans Bauauas, Butter. Es &C
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w. A. ALDRICH.

Ship Chandler General Merchandise ard Commission
Merchant. Honolulu. Oahu, 3 l. keeps constantly on hand
o every description of goods
qured by whaleships and others
Shipping all kinds f groceries, provisions &C.,
the shortest at very lowest market prices
II Money whalers' bills the lowest rates
- "
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Envelopes ex Sachem

Envelopes ex Nachem
VERY CHOICE AND EXTENSIVE AZ.
n manufactured order and expressly for this
market incu'ng
buff canary white and laid adhesive letter envelopes
and white official adhesive envelopes,
1000 assorted fancy wedding and note !"
cloth lined envelopes,
Together with great variety stock hand viii
| sold low close 143-3ml ii. NJ WHITNEY,
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HONOLULU.
Business Garos.

HAWAIIAN FLOUR COMPANY.
-O-a A. z. EVERETT, Treasurer and Agent
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: MELCHERs- GusI BEL
MELCHERS g. CO.,
a. RREWER ID.
AMOS 5. COOKE.

General Commission Merchant. Ionoluln oahi s Money
advanced favorable for bills OF Exchange on the
L. g. England ani france o'-'i
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Storts, 9wtlliags, &f., to Yet.
TO LET.

TO LET.
THE GRENIER PREMISES ON NUU.
V street, npp site Merchant street ussig of TWO
- ST IlES, with ii Sur.s, Apply
11o-f A P EVERETT.
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y. CASTLE a

Importers and and Retail dealers in General Me
ci,aude at stand, Of the hlng ana sci
Streets the Large Stone Church Also AT the eo
formerly occupied by c. ii. Nicholson, in King street OPP
site the Seanaus Chapel. Agents for Dr. Jaynes Aes
So ''~ I05-f
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raE 3 P.A&SXsGG XsG,.r..

EoHNEkCirn.H23v na.r.s.z. "a SIX
sseA G.vS. .4sysbge In Advasce.
z& Ezntries win he 81 per annum
psse ,e and the expense Of forward
fr<s the - n pubicati n All paps5s fpr American
foa ss iii Iar- American Ist.is STAMPS. on them,
m prssnl a. I,.rr;er- VIM prefer IL, have their
Issr, fa.rs,h the II ~ riian maiis- and will he
srsf r ri stage e 81 o. 1T the Hawaiian yyst
| . Pg On. tm >, the shpve charge of 81
a hHfHn - =. ,nvEKrrsgxESrs WILL BIZ CHARGED.
r sr ~. ,.1ts rst nsrrtiu) per line. 10 cts.
sf'' 'tb Zach sub epea .. % a". n, - ss cts as
rriss y. y. = !. IrsInsl iine.l - 80 cts.
y sIyab- always in advance. n
" - !. ling 10 lines space,) first iusertipn.$1 90
kfs- " :. ,,,.,nul,nt insertiDn- 80
hln 1880. viii be charged at thr following rates,
q 'D.ssIa DayaIae At the emil Of sasl. quar'er $50.
sgar a rut mn pr quarter. $12 %
30 20 eolarna. pr c'lumn n---.--.------.-sso 90
sssasun, per quarter --.---'-'---.----..--SS SS' so
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1859-12-30
NJ A r r led.

At the residence Of the brides fithcr, in Man
itowoc. on the oath inst, by Charles II. Walker,
Esq, County Judge. Nr. F 4. SCHENCK to
Miss Hen RIGA LEVERENZ all of this village.
Our friend Fred has entered upon the
voyage Of matrimony, with industry, in
telligence, good habits, and good princi-
pies for a cargo, and stands a fair chance
to reach safely the harbor of happiness,
even without tie aid of a Pilot. We
give him, however, cur best wishes for sue
cess aud prosperity in the great voyage of
life, and safe but remote transit to that
higher life beyond the river.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1859-12-30

APoLooY.-We exceedingly regret that
Mr. STONE, of the Calumet Republican, has
taken offence at our joke concerning his
hat In the last number of his paper, he
retaliates by speaking very disparagihgly
OF the collar Of our shirt aad pantaloons.-
We acknowledge that they are of another
color from those worn by friend Stone
Ours are sehite, and were purchased in
Manitowoc. sroSE's are haLf grey and
hoF black, the kind usually worn BY gen
tlemen with shor: hair" who graduate
in certain "public institution" in Mich
igan. Herein lies the difference between
SToSE's clothes and ours.
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Items Interest TO Dy.prptIcs.

Sick HEADACHE AND DEBILITY.-The
Oxvgenatel Bitters are worthy the atten
ton Of all who are afflicted with these or
any other symptoms arising from a weak
enel and deranged state of the digestive
system.
IsvALUAB1E-None except those who
have suffered all the horrors of Dyspepsia
can fully appreciate the value and efficacy
of the Oxygenated Bitters, a soverergn rem
edy for this distressing disease in all its
forms.
A Coon NJ DIcINE.-The Oxygenated
Bitters is the best remedy for Dyspepsia
ever discovered; for proof Of this read the
certificates from members Of Congress and
other well known citizens.
A Word TO DYspEprIcs.-Th Oxygen
ated Bitters is a sure remedy for Dyspep-
sis in all lis various forms and general de,
bility, having the highest testimonials ever
given in favor Of any medicine in TIE world.
TIE OxyGENATEn Buffers have rece:v-
Ell the strongest testimonials of any medi.
cine in the world, for the cure of Dyspep,
sia, Asthma and General Debility and is
worthy the confidence of all who seek a
remedy for these complaints.
JOHN D. PARK, Proprietor.
Sold by all druggists. Cincinnati, O
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1859-12-30

The NATIoSAL Billiard RooMs-JoHS
2. DIX is still running his well known and
popular Billiard Room in the basement
adjoining the National Hotel. "STEvE'
is always on hand there to wait on his
regular customers. We are no billiard
player-neither do we like to frequent
such places; but every man to his taste !;
and those whose tastes run that way, can
not find better places in the State to salts
fy them than in WISDIATE's new building
in Manitowoc.
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TOW N AND COU NTR Y.
T New Years Address,

The Carrier Boy Of the Pilot presents bis
compliments to the ladies ind gentlemen
Of Mauitowoc, and announces his intention
of calling on them at the appropriate time
with his New Years Address. He trusts
they will receive him in liberal spirit.
JoHS's Address is production Of Mani
towoc genius, and will be well worth the
'dimes," "quarters" and dollars" which
he expects TO receive from the liberal
hearted.
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THE Festival AT GLovER's Hall
The Fair and Festival given by the ladies
Of St James Church on Friday evening
last. was perfect success. A large atten.
dance Of the people of the yillage-pienty
of the Iuxuries and neccssaries Of Iifo-and
liberal outlay by the visitors-aIl assis-
ted in making the occasion happy enter
tainment to those who attended, and a
profitable Que to those whose enterprise
and good taste originated it.
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TERMS-ENGRAVINGS.

Hamlton's Two Views of Niagara FaIls-a
compile of handsome and large sized Steel engra~
wings the retail price of Nhch is five dollars
we are enabled to club with the Post en- the fol
loving liberal terms. We also club with tlose
well known monthly magazines, Aithur's Home
Magazine and Godey's Lady's Book. Read the
following and take your choice Of
TERMS.
One copy Of The Post, $500 year
Onecopy ofThe Post and both
eng. of Niagara Falls, 800 /"
One copy of the Post and one
Of Arthur's Home Mag, 800 &"
One copy Of the Post and one
Of Godey's Lady's Book, $50 4"
CLUBS.
copies of THE POST, S. 90 n wear
copies of th e Post. and one of the
enGr4vinGs to getter up Of club, 500 veor
s copies Of the Post, and one copy
extra or both engravings to getter
up of club 1000 a year
3 ditto, l5,OOa
% ditto, 5000 ayear
80 ditto, 30.0Oa wear
Ministers ard School Teachers are charged 81
year. TIE Riddle and Problem Department
renders THE Posi- particularly acceptable to
the latter clas
Il UTIFUL PREMIUM
A large and beautiful engraving on steel Il
by % inches, called The Speaking Likeness
viii be sent 10 every subscriber to the Post for
1860, who shall send in addition to the suLscrip,
ton, the sum Of % cents, to pay the expes ses
OF postage; mailing, &c. The retail price of this
engraving is -Four Dollars 1t is a gem,
T. The postage will be paid on all the
/ engravings. Address
DEACON d. PETERSON.
No. 1872 South Third ST., Philadelphia.
e Sample copies OF the Post sent graft.
when requested.
gS-To Editors:-Editors who will give the
above one insertion, or condense the material
portions OF it for their editorial columns. shall be
entitled to an exchange and a copy Of 1.-The
Speaking Like ess," by sending us marked
cory Of the paper containing the advertisement.
or notice
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GS- Our CHRISTMAS TURKEY came from
The Member of Assembly elect OF the Sec
ond District-Mr. TIESRr MULuoLLAYD.
Il was a fine one, and Mr. and Mrs. NJ. were
duly remember by all hands connected
with the Pilot Office at their Christmas
dinner.
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MELAxcHoLY AccIDESr-About a
week ago, while Mrs. RYAN, living near
the Light House, was absent from home a
few minutes, the clothes Of her little girl,
aged about four years, caught fire from
the stove, which burnt her severely. She
fingered un:iI Tuesday last, when Death.
the relieyer Of all pain, released her from
her sutTcrinvs.
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THE
SATURDAY EVENING POST.
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TE1UE proDrietor5 Of the SATURDAY EVE
l. MING POST-"the oldest and best of The
weIk ies'-have the pleasure TO announce to the
reading public, tlat they have made an ercl4>
size engagement with an author whose powerful
stories have OF tate attracted great attention; and
that they VIII open the campaign of 1850 with a
noveet, written expressly for THE POST called
TIE EARL'5 DAUGHTERS;
By the author OF THE Red Court Farm" ''The
Rock" the Hester Hslliwen," the Six Grav
Powders" tIhe Diamond Bracelet" &C.. &c.
In this story, wrtteo expressly for the Post,
this powerful writer's genius has had full SC De
afforce it, AID we are able to state-having read
it In itiai''soft, for io Is already II hsatitnat
it will make a sensation, uul,ss we are greatly
mistaken, as one Of the most powerful and in
resting s'olies ever published.
To enable those uuacquaIt i with the Post
10 Judge Of The richness and VARIETY Of its geGer-
al col tents, We may stats that during the past
year we have published novelets, stories, poems,
essays, &c, from the pens of the following gift
ed writers:
G. P. R. James, Charles Dickens, Alfred Ten
nyson Charles Raade, Ii. W. Longfellow, Chas
Mackay, Wilkie Collins, DR.. O " Holmes. 7 S
Arthur, author Of The Scout &c; Alexander
Dumas John G Whittier, Owen Meredith,
Bailey, author Ct 'Fcstus'; Lieut. HabershaIn, VA,
y Hewitt author Of The Red Court Farm and
Farm of -Four Acres; Grace Greenwood, Miss
Paraoe, Florence Percy, Amelia b Edwards, En-
ma Alice Brown, author Of The Ebony Casfct':
Mrs u A De- nson, Fanny NJ Raymond, Nora
Perry, Isa Craig, Miss Martineau.
The Post does not copfne itself, however. to
works of the Imagination, as so many weeklics
do. Il generally devotes fair proportion
Of It's ample space to the News of the Week, For
eign aud Domestic, to Letters from Paris, to an
Agricultural Department, to Bank Note and
Seek Lists, and to Weekly and accurate Price
Current Of the Produce Markets, &c, &c.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1859-12-30

AsoTnEn PoLIrIcAL SEHMoN.-Rev Mr.
srAsLEY occupied the Methodist Chapel
on Sunday night in delivering another Of
his Abolition Political sermons. \ mem
Der Of that church, and an aged ard hon
orable citizen, gives his opinion ofthe sub
jet in to days Pilot, in a communication
stoned "TEUTH"
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1859-12-30

PRISTER's MISUNDERSTANDING at
Mishicott last week, Mr.. ID. Ii. VAS EALk-
ESBuRGu presented us with saddle of
venison. We entrusted it to friend for
safe keeping, but have not heard of the
friend, or seen the venison on our table
since We have hopes that it will turn
up yet.
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z. 7. WARREN.
$. a. WOOD,
BEER s. * ERS.

North side, opposite Richards Foundry. Deal
ers in Dry Goods, Groceries and Provisions,
Glass, Cookery, Fanny Goods Oil.Cloth,
Woo!en yarn, Fancy Baskets, Fiddles and
Guitars, and Guitar strings. Toys, Ccrdures,
Paper!.angings, b lushes &c.
Respectfully solicit Stare Of public patron
age.
sianitovoc July, 1859. nl-tf
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T Adpertisers aciH please bear an mind
that the Pilot has nor the largest circula-
ton Of any English PIPER printed in this
county, and that 1t is for their interest to
use its columns. 1dgerttse in IL, and there
by increase your business.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1859-12-30

II LUcK-The Tribune learns that Mr.
ELIJAH X. RAND has DeCn tie lucky win
ner Of a prize Of a Piano worth $500
We wish it was five thousand in cash. as
no man in town would make better use Of
the money in giving our mechanics and Ia
borers employment during the winter.