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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-12-07

SAD AccIDENT.-We are grieved to
hear that Hon. Dominick O'Malley, OF
West Port, member of the Assembly elect
from the 9Th district, was seriously injured
yesterday, from which he loses one of his
arms. We have not heard the particulars
of the accident, but understand that while
feeding threshing machine his hand
caught in the cylinder and so injured his
LETT arm as to render amputation necessary.
The arm was taken off just above the ell
bow. We understand Mr.. O'Maliev is out
o. danger, though suffering severed from
his Injuries. This is severe blow to our
friend, and one in which he has the sym
pathies due to an estimable man.-Naai
soa Pdtriot,
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ORsrgUCTEoxs IL The MANIrowoc RIv.

OBsrgucTIoys IL The MASITowoC Rrv-
ER.-HEcroR MCLEAN, Esq, was some
months since, appointed Commissioner by
the Board of Supervisors of Calumet couu-
ty, to investigate the distractions in the
Manitowoc river, and ascertain whether
the renova, of those distinctions were
feasible. In the proceedings Of the recen,
session Of the Board, We find Mr. Nc
LEAN's Report, which is as follows:
The Undersigned Comm ;ssioner, ap
pointed at the May term OF this Board
1860 to examine the Instructions in the
Manitowoc River. at the place known as
the Rapids, in Manltowoc county, begs
leave to report:
At the Rapids or fails there is ledge
OF rocks, lying across the River, which
produces dam and flows large quantity
Of land in this county The rock is 24O
feet wide, in the bed Of the river, and can
easily be removed.
When the river is low there is fall of
from 20 feet, varying with the rise and
fall Of the river. On the upper side OF
the ledge the water is 8 feet deep, and
! continues deep through the town of Raj
tou! AMI portion Of WoodvilIe on the
North Fork, and through the Town Of
Charlestown on the South Fork.
By removing the rock so that the water
will have free passage, the river above
the rapids viii become at least feet low.
er and in dry seasons 3 feet lower
The river Immediately above the rock is
deep and continues deep for several miles
down the river.
Your Commissioner is Of the opinion,
| after a close examination Ct the matter,
that the opening Ct a sufficient channel. TO
drain all the overtiowed land on the North
and Sonth Forks of the Manitowoc river,
is practicable and can be accomplished at
moderate cost and will be of incalcuIa-
bic interest to the county.
All Of which is respectfully submitted
HECTOR MCLEAN.
CDmmIsSi Toner
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PROCLAMATION ExTaAoRpIS aRY.-1n

PROCLAMATION ExTaAoRDIS ,RY.-ln
view of the fact that Governor RANDALL
10 his Thanksgiving Proclamation called
upon none other but Christians to celebrate
that day, the Jews of Milwaukee in coun-
Gil assembled, agreed upon the following,
which was observed by all the Hebrew cit
liens Of the State:
PROCLAMATION.
OF The Presidium of the Hebrew Congrega
ton of Milwaukee, Wisconsin
A proclamation has been issued by
his Honor, Gov. Randall Of Wisconsin,
Dies; gnaing day Of thanksgiving to all
Christian citizens of Wisconsin there
tore,
We, the Presdium Of the Jewish con
gregalion, call on all the Hebrew CT tizens
Of this State, to observe the same day
Thursday, the 29rh of this month-as a
dav of thanksgiving, and to assemble in
their respective places of worship.
(Signed) II. BONNS. Pres't.
NJ. H ScHwAKzENBERG, Vice Pres't.
Milwaukee, November &c, 1850.
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VINO BRoc GIT Us THE FISH Some
kind friend has left half barrel of
nice White>Fish at our d)micil, during
our absence. If it was through mistake,
we are not particular about finding the
owner, but if intended for present, the
liberia donor is requested to call on us,
an receive "ur thanks
7 S. "e learn that he wagon which
ron'ainei the aforesaid half barrel passed
Trough the Two Rivers and Manitowoc
p. r. toll gate
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-12-07

STAGE ROUTES FOR THE WINTER.-The
Wisconsin Stage Co. are stocking their
routes for winter operations. Two-horse
coaches were put on the route between
this city and Mauitowoc On Wednesday
which will make the trip each way daily
A daily line Of coaches will also be put on
the route hence 10 Milwaukee In week or
50. w. y Williams is the Agent in this
city.-Sheboygon Journal
We are glad to learn that MesSrs. DAVIS
d MORE intend having their Stages run
through from Manitowoc to Milwaukee,
during the winter, in one day and half
Such an arrangement will not only be
beneficial to the travelling public, but will
greatly accommodate our people in increas-
ed mail facilities.
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The STEAMER CoMET.-Capt. FRED
PABsT, everybody's favorite, now has com.
mand Of the Comet, and is running her
between this port, Two Rivers, and Mil
waukee. The Nevs Of the latter city,
gives Capt. FRED" and his bonnie
boat" the following handsome compIi-
ment:
STEAMER CoMET.-This steamer, under
the command of Captain Pabst, late Of the
Huron, has taken the place of the latter
weasel on the route between this city and
Two Rivers. 1t is intended to keep her
on this route during the entire winter-to
run as often as paying freight can be had
at the North. She is neat, elegant and
comfortable craft, and is said to be the
swiftest saier on Lake Michigan.
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To CONSERVATIVES,

The Advertiser, having been restored to
health in a few weeks by very simple
remedy, after having suffered several
years with severe lung affection, and
that dread disease, Consumption-is anx-
ious to make known to his fellow sufferers
the means of cure.
TO all who desire it, he will send a copy
of the prescription used Gree Of charged
with the directions for preparing and
using the same, which they VII find a
sure cure for Consumption, Asthma, Bron
chiris &c. The only object of the adver-
tioer in senling the Prescription is to ben
eft the aftilcte,i, and spread information
which he conceiyes 70 be invaluable, and
he hopes every sufferer will try lis rene
py, as it will cost them nothing, and may
prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will
please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON.
Williamsburgh,
Kings County. New York
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WHERE ARE THE FIREMEN We under
stand that Badger Fire Company is 1sor-
gained, and if such is fact, the engine
must be in a poor condition in case of
fire. 1t seems strange that at the very
time it is likely to be needed, there is no
company to take care of, and keep it in
order Will not our b ard Of Trustees
look into the matter.
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BE Careful OF FfRE-We would urge
upon all house keepers to be careful of
FIRE during the coming cold weather. A
stove too near The floor or left Enclosed at
nioht, foul or defective chimney, stove
pipe passing too near the woodwork Of =
partition, or few live Goals throw out
with ashes, may involve the loss of thou,
sands of dollars, and perhaps many vau-
able lives.
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LEWIS HOUSE, FoND DU LAc.-We see
1t announced by the Reporter, Fond du
Lac, that the Lewis House" is about TO
have new landlord, Mr. B. F. PATTY, of
Woodstock Ill. The many friends of Col.
Even will miss him from the management
OF this popular house; bu, having once
"put up with PATTY down 10 Woodstock.
We are perfectly satisfied that be can keep
q hotel"
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WIN AND COUN T RY
Job Printing

We are prepared at a. times to do any
kind Of work in the Book and Job Print
ing line. Having large and varied as
sortment of type, and large stock of diff
ferent kinds of paper, we can print hand
bills, cards, checks, notes, de-, as neat as
can be done this side of Milwaukee, and a.
cheap as The cheapest Try us
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CHEAP BEER.-VoS ALTER has opened
a new saloon next door to CAKUs' new fur
store, and is now selling good quality of
beer for tie unprecedented low price of
three cents per glass.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-12-07

~ The Texas papers state that gen
tIeman two years ago purchased flock of
sheep for 5000. aud took them to that
State who has since then sold $500 worth
of wool from then and now his flock is
worth $4,000, making profit of $4,000
Oh the investment in two years.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-12-07

MARIsE DISASTER Our favorite vessel
the 10. Fiids, met with disaster in Buff
falo harbor during the late gale. Her
upper works were injured to the amount
OF 400
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EE- There is a majority of DouGLAs
Democrats in the California Legislature
Gen DowNIE, Gen. DENVER, JAMES 4,
MCDoUGAL and S. w. INGE, are among
the aspirants for Senator GwIN's seat in
The L. S. Senate,
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PLANK ROAD TO CHTLroN.-By the fol
lowing notice in the Calumet Republican,
it will be seen that the people of that
county do not intend TO wait longer for
the "slow" men of Manilowoc, but are
taking the right steps for good road to
this village:
Notice is hereby given, that we the
undersigned, shall make application to the
next Legislature for a plank and gravel
Roal Charter, from Calumet, in Fond 4 a
Lac County, via GAINESVILLE North side
the River and Hayton in Calumet Coun-
", to Manitowoc. in Manitowoc County.
III L. GRAVES.
M. A. BALDWIN and others.
GAINESVILLE, Nov 80, 1860.
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Judgment Of 70 eel9sare and Sale.

TIE State of Wi-cousin-Jircuit Court, Mantle
voc county William Bach aG't \, Nelson,
Martha Nelson, Ssend Slmue son, A. Wahl,
l.. Uaupt, W.liet Wheeler, Daniel hiustait,
T 7 Niel-on, and Thomas Olsen.
TOY VIRTUE Of, aud in pursuance Of judy
d meHt OF foreclosure and sale rendered in said
court. In the above entitled action, on the Goth
Gav Of April, A. D. 1859, Which judgment and
mortgage was on the til day Of August, A. D.
1853. duly assigned by William Bach, the plain
tiff in tl- actio. to Mailer Wendt Of Milwau-
kee, " sconsin | shall sell at public auc ion for
cash, a. the Court House in the village of MANS
tnwoc, on the 26th day of December, 1860, at
the hour o. ten o'clock in the forenoon of that
day. all the following described n,ortgaged prem-
isag or so mach thereof as may he necessary to
raise the amount due on said Judgment, Costs,
and expel ses Of sale, to wit the east hclf Of
lots four and miro 4 and Q i, bl ok number two
hundred AID ,hJty-nine, 1882 IN tie village of
ManItowoc, county OF A4ni'owec, and State of
Wisconsin, as pei the record plat of said village
on ri il the ofsce of the Register o Deeds
of danitow,c county.-Di,el this 18th day OF
September. 1860.
LOUIS KEHPER, Sheriff.
WV II. NICHOLS, Attorney for the As>ignees
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Ig~ One of the subscribers to the
Madison Argu recently discontinue his
paper, and the editor devotes column
and half to the subject. One of our sub
scribers stopped his paper this week, and
we felt well over it. Cause.-The pail up.
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A NEW GERMAN PAPER.-Sey.ral Of

A New GERMAN PAPER.-Several Of
our leading and influential German Re
pubicans have purchased the press and
type Of the defunct Nord Vesten, aud sill
shortly issue a Republican paper in the
German language, in opposition to Mr..
R9sER's Journal. There is trouble 6reV-
ing in the Republican camp.
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ns The stock of drugs and medicines
of Mr.. RUDIGER, on the south side, has
been sold to Henry BrnNER, ESQ We
do not know whether ITESRY intends 90
ing into the physic " business or not.
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a PRoPosED CHANCE IN THE MANNER

a PRoPosED CHANGE IN THE Manner
OF CHoosISG PRESIDENTIAL ELEcroRs.-
\ Washington correspondent states that
among the many propositions for bringing
peace to the country is one that will no
doubt be greatly discussed. 1t originated
with the Hon ROBERT J. WALKER, and is
to the effect that if the Presidential Elec
tors could be elected IN single DISTRICTS as
Representatives in Congress are chosen in
all the States in the Union, there would be
no danger of a mere geographical or sec
tonal patty. It is understood that Gov.
WALKER at an early day intends to elabo-
rate this idea.
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1 We have had bright. clear, and
comfortable weather for the past few days.
The warm sun has destroyed he .leighin-,
but he roads are in excellent condition.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-12-07

OPERATIVES DIscHARGED-The New
Haven Register says more than two thou
sand men and women have been discbar1.
cd 10 that city since the election.
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Opposition majority

"A negress speaking of her children
said of one who was lighter coored thar
the rest neber can bare da. ar brat
kase b. show dirt SO easy"
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re- advertisers aoiH please bear IN mind
that tie Pilot has now tie largest csrcet<a
ton Of any English piper printed an THIS
COUNTY, and that 1t rs TOR their interest to
r.e ats colunans. Adcertise in 1t, and there
by increase your business.
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HAULED oFF.-The Schooner Mariner,
which went ashore here last week, has been
hauled off, and is now laid up in the river.
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RETURNED FROM Pixies PEAa-Dr. IT.
+. ZEILEY. of this village, who started for
Pixies Peak the past summer,h has returned,
after visiting that far off region.
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ERESH Baltimore AID New York Bay Oysters
l. receis ed daily, and sold at 65 cents per can i,
We serve them up in every style at our Restau-
rant and will accommodate families by the can.
BRGkAW & CAMP.
Msuitowoc, October Is, 1864.
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Kings County, New York


Er Wheat, Rye, Oats, Potatoes, But
ter, Eggs, Ashes, Black Salts and Cash,
taken in exchange for goods, at the corner
store. BARNES, BRO. & co.
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EF The Ohio Statesman SAYS that four
teen thousand negroes voted the Republi
can ticket in Ohio this fall, under the de
cison oe Judge Brinkerotf This Will az
count for the majority there, which is not
large for Ohio even with this aid.
Eg- Up TO this time, two hundred and
forty bodies Of the lost on the Lady Elein
have been found. The exact number of
lives lost by that catastrophe. will never
be ascertained. Bodies are still being
found at different points on the like
When the sea gives up lis dead all will be
gathered together.
GS- The Western 0reland) Star al,
leges that lie exodus still continues =
g Even at this late period Of the season
the exodus is scarcel va whit abated The
rush is still outward, and America seems
to be the chief destination of those leav
ing the country. The stream of emgra-
ton via Liverpool still continues to flow
amos. as rapidly as in June or Jaly.'
H The Seymour House is finished
and ready for occupancy, and was opened
to the public on Thanksgiving day
We congratulate the people Of Oshkosh
and the travelling public, upon such an &C
QUESTION to our city. 1t is a spacious, well
built, well arranged, and every way most
comfortable hotel and is the largest hotel
1CPSterH.
~An immense mill is now in process
of construction, at Lewiston Maine. which
will cost sum total of 800 900 the
buildings 100000, the machinery $500,
600. lis working capacity will be IS 600
spindles, aud 1t will give employment to
about 1000 persons. 1t will be in oper
alton about the beginning of April next.
= Of the 5000 people now residents
Of Denver City, X r., less than 600 are
females and less than 200 are children.
The Detroit Free Press figures up
sixty seven lives lost on the Lakes during
the gale Of Saturday and Sunday. The
loss Of property is also terrible.
In the Vermont Legislature bill has
been offered to exempt trom attachment
printers outfit, not exceeding 81, 200.
= General Harvey has been ordered to
kansas to look after Montgomery and his
marauders. He will have 500 troops
artillery, cavalry, and infantry from Forts
Riley and Kearney. His orders are to
make short work of the rufiians and not
stand on ceremony.
LOUISVILLE GOSSIP Under the head of
g Marriage Extraordinary" the Louisville
Journal of Saturday morning says The
an nouuce'nent yesterday that Young la
dy of wealth, family. aud personal beauty,
down town, had eloped with an Irish la
borer, set all The gossipers agog'
CLOSED uP.-The Flie Canal has been
pretty much Closed up during the week.
Boats are frozen in all along down At
the beginning of the week there were some
400 boats between Utica aud Rome, most
ly all bouud east-ai fast in The ice
A Russian nobleman who had seduc
ed the betrothed wife of serf in Moscow.
was shot dead in the street by her lover
on the 1sth of September. Quite Ameri-
can, that.
w There is d man down East who
has 1--we / so long on corn bread hat his
hair has turned to silk like that which
grows on the grain, and his toes are so
full of corns that he expects to see them
covered with busks the next wear,
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AEp<sERzI WHITMAN.

FronhiH / ,ert door to tie Post O6ic
MANITOWOC, WIS.
TTNIES establisF ment will always contain all tn
l. varieties Of Medicine usually kept in Dru
Store, together with Pants Oils, VaruiSh, Al
coho, Spirits of Turpentine, Wines and Liquors
for Medicinal purposes. Also fancy articles
Soap and Perium"ry, Blank Books and Station
cry, CamphenP, Fluid and Purafiue, and all the
loher articles belonging to this line
cE~ PEoscRIPgIoNs carefully put up both day
and night time IL IT,
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FARMERS PR0DUCE.-We take al kinds
I OF Produce in payment for the III OF
Those owing us hsvs 10 excnsa for r2t paying
~ i--si!s'eIT.
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THE PILOT.

Agents for the Pilot.-RousDs LAseDos,
.65, Randolph Street, Chicago, are authorized
Agents for the Pilot.
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TO- he weary, the hungry, the thirsty, and the
plaasurg-secker, and solicit the patronage Of the
public. Ha ing large DANCING HALL at
tached, We are pr, pared to accommodate parties
with refreshments.
sTEvEN n. BRoKAw. PARMENE CAMP.
Mauit Voc, October %, 1860.
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The NEW PRoPELLER.- Work will be
commenced Immediately on the Propeller
which Messrs. BATES intend building here
this winter for Capt. GooDRIcu. She will
be entirely new, and will be a frst-cIass
steamer in every respect.
The Propeller Ogontz has been taken
into our river, after some hard labor in
getting her over the bar al its mouth
Her engine will be placed in the new
boat. The Ogontz has been running on
the Lakes about fourteen years, and her
career is now ended. Her hull is yet
sound, but 1t is Capt. G's intention to
abandon her, after taking out her engine
Another SrEAMER.-AlLhough for GER
tain reasons the fact was not intended to
be made public d, present, but as it has
got to be 9 common talk" we have au-
thority for stating that Steamboat, of the
first class, in addition to the Propeller,
will be built here this winter The en-
CINE of the Huron will be placed in the
new boat Manitowoc is destined to be
The ship building port on Lake Michigan,
and Capt. GroDaIcH is entitled - the
hearty ihanE- Of il. cisizenS -. rs pga.,.
ence OF our village and It's mechanics
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Gs- The Western Greland) Star al
leges that Tie exodus still continues =
{" Even at this late period Of the season
the exodus is scarcely,a whit abaei. The
rush is still outward, and America seems
to be the chief destination of those leav
ing the country. The stream of emigTa-
ton via Liverpool still continues to flow
almos: as rapidly as in June or Jaly."
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THE LADD, WEBSTER & Co MAcmr.xs
are OF tie lost subs tantial N; k and elegant
hnlsh, are strong, rel able srnIie in con-
Htrucilon, easily operated by nov'cA, and
with ordinary care will run -FOUR YEARS
without the annoying expense # repairing
always incurred OF the cheap r, less ie,iat:e
and more romplca'ed alachincs.
JhCIe 40 instrument in use for sewing 4
capable ot cong a gIe Ter v4rietv of work :
'han these machines ; with The cell bratcd =,
EDeei feed they will handle the finest {
mu-iin, the teav est brol lciojn, or viii ,
| work III the thickost leather used by shoe :
makers, or carr'age trimbtrs They wi.
aiS' run over seams and ga'hers with The :
same iaciii'y a. over plain wor k The sti ch r
= adr DIV th"m Il from TWO THREADS, -
ana Is the mo desirable and approved in -
use; Is 1LIhE on BO1W SIDES or =
mr. fdG"IC leaving 10 ridge on tn, e
uni'r side. to wear out and loosen the work -
machines.
The needles are not curved and rab,o ~ -
pftaE' m are STRAIGHT and have a perpen> -
d cu'a: motion, which is absolutely necees,.
ry to au1pt the machine to ali sorts Of work
ihey VIII bind with binder and hem viii,
nf'her' viii stitch, fell and gather; are 'uIIy T
nc, :, l ms"d nnder HbWE-> exc DED -
rAih -, "nd are free from all ir.friuge> q
III NJ. HnFli s seven Years use they have :,
,"'' '.e "LE'abi" reputation Of being q fhr -
oFT '""''t9 md manufacturing machines z
:" ne coH"ffn. We have. uunIero Is tcsri- =
'hoiaais read shor. AID comprchen i've
one from the L
Navy OFFICE, Washington, Auq -. 1859 Y:
oe'"te~te'i - h. wirg Machine ords-- -
81 ron rom 5"u IS saieiy at hand, and Mrs u
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NVUT % { sorVAnt.
Lieut., WU 7, NAyrpI

u y
y a 11''"r OF ne Christian Waterman ,nJ
~ 'c'of' say+, " We have seen test;mony
- '"F 81 tie Machine made by Ian, W.
; 1"" " 0'.' VIII ch from the moral and "a IL
'i@Csef oi the wrters We are satisfied
T. cou'u never have been obtained, hid not liza
=, instrument fully rea lied the renresenta,ion.
., cue makers respecting it; these tcstimoni-
as are hoin eifSlmen OF high Il, raj worth
- anu integrity IN the community, well known
- our readers, and are of the most fl,t.erjp,
- Character" 20
y Henry Ward Beecher. Ollie NV York
- "IGpeHd ht-Gov. A. G Curtin. OF Penn.
-hoace Greeley, New York T. lhu.e--
:, II n He " j. Raymond n. Y T;mes-
n Horace II by. Ida Rubber P,.antoe
WIN. p Williamson, Chief Enrinfor II 9
r. Navv-Edtor Practical Mea,7,nj,- Z ~,
:, Scientific Amer an-E itur .lbar, A.
- ana Araus-Editor BaIlou', Pictoiit.-Eiit ,v
- New Orleans Pcayu. e-Eii.or Ne, Yo..~
Evening POST !Itor Baltimore P.trio1--
Ei,tnr Cincinnati Enquirer.
= From the above eminent gentlemen 81
- d's II guished sources, We La.e unopsif;s
praise aud Il ttterns testimonials of the SUI
- trorlly and rracticabilty Of the "I.ADD
= WEBSTER & co S-wit 9 Machines"
EiHci"nt Agents wanted
- every town. stiiasn.lI v..,,n..,1,
l. OF cTltat II piehtabl' business can he re,dil,
E2' established We offer liberal irhuceme, +.
q Any epre~p' lence regarding our machine .
VIII he promptly and gladly answered: en-
close + tier stamp srd we will s)nd cir
cu!ar and SAM l. Of wpIk hv return Of mail
COOK, STONE & co,
AEea's f,r Worth Ues'era States.
IA IKE Street, (ap stair-) CHICAGO
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