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TIE SUNNY Souri, This book is composed
Of series of letters wIi ten in an interesting
STYLE of narrative, embodying the most roman
tic features of social life OH different kinds OF
plantations. We can bear testimony, from our
own personal observation of similar scenes in
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hey are portrayed III a vivid, interesting style,
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lar currelcv; and this is just the case will
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| in plct, and in purpose and manner it obvious,
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United States Marshal's Sale.

Oliver A. Morse
as.
Perry P Smith, T. IT,.
Esther A. Smith - A4''''
Geo. Dryer and
Benjamin Jones.
TN pursuance and by virtue of a Decree made
L by tn District Court of the United States, for
the District OF Wisconsin, on the eleventh day
of October, A d. 1860, in the above entitled
cause, shall sell at public Auction at the Post
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said District, on Saturday, the 23d day of Feb>
ruary, 1861, at O'Clock 2. NJ, the following de-
crbed premises Lsituated in Manitowoc county
Or so much thereof as NAV be necessary to sats~
y the said Decree, TO wit;
Lots no. nine (9) and ten, (10) in Block no.
" one hundred aud eeventy-fve, (l75,l in tho
village OF Manitowoc, aud State of W isconsin ~
JEHJ H. LEWIS, .
Unit.G States Marshal.
Z. S. Marshars Office. Milwaukee,
November 2lSt, 1860
WALDO ODY u VAN, Comprts SorH
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Endo,rment for the Relief of the Sick
and Distressed afflicted Nth TTru-
lent and Epidemic Diseases.
TvHE HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view OF
4 the awful destruction of human life caused
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upon the unfOrtunnte victims of such diseases by
quacks, several years ago directed their Consult
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Their surgeons in the cure of Spermatorrhee,
Seminal Weakness, GonorrhRa, elect, Syphilis,
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WIN. N. NICHOLS.

attorney and Counsellor at Lar,
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County Via Collections promptly Attended
ta nl-t
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION
PHILADELPHIA.

IHILADEDf lila.
A Benevolent Institution established bv special
Endowment for the Relief OF the Sick and
Distressed, aft cfed with Virulent and Epidemic
Diseases, and especially for the Cure oi Dsea-
sea If tn SeXusl Organs.
TEDICAL ADVICE given gratis, by the Ac~
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GEO. FAIRCHILD, Secretary.
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SOCTE les.

~ Pseaix Ledge, No. lIo, 1. o. 6. T., meets
every 4saday evening, at u o'clock at Odd
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Z sstly invited to attend. J. LrsoI, W. G. 1.
~ ssxnssst Ledge, No. e6, A. N
Regular seesirgs at Odd Fellows Hall, on the
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TDD pBnTrINB.

Having . lsrs. ard v<rieA assortment OF Job
Type, and Two PaESxrs. the Proprietor !. pre-
pared 70 execute 81 Kinds Of Jos PAINTING on
abort DS:ice and at fair prices.
~ Al kidd of Farmers Produce taken n
this once in payment for work or papers.
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4. A. WOOD.

attorney and Coun,ellor at Lar,
Ard General Land Agent Also Agent fox the
.Ftna Insurance Company, of Hartford, Conn.
Capital + / ,0o0 600 Corner of 9Th and Frank
lin St, Aauitnwoc, Wis. nl>tt
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Notafy Pa5i,c and General La,d 1gsnt,
sroCKDRIDGE, CALUMET CO., WIS.
viii attend 90 tie payment u taxes, the callec
ton of 3eh;., h Ell mira ion nf titles, sc.
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Every Family Wants a
& ewing Fael2sZ9

g ~ W @AAsS9 @zfa-1 a. = ---- N'---> -
Double Threaded.I
SEND IN YOUR ORDERS!
Prices No. 1, S25,' No. .,
$50: No. 3, $50. Nanufdc-
turing Mrchines, S35 to $40.
Family .Seving Aochines-
Manufactured and sold at wholesale and retail
at pricet within the reach Of overy family, and
adapted to all kinds If coarse and fine work.
Agencies wanted in all counties throughout &
Northwestern States, by
CHICAGO SEWING MACHINE co.
Family Scwinq Rochines--
Which have the highest testimonials and GER
tiicates in their favor from families and TIA pub
lie press. They will run backward or forward
making a smooth and elastic stitch OH all kind,
of fabric, by
CHICAGO SEWING MACHINE co.
Family Sewing NochincS-
So simple in their construction that a child Of
twelve years work them with ease. We
warrant the seem secure though every third
stitch be cut; they make sc stitches per inch
stronger and bandsomer than any sewing done
by hand. Sold by
Family Sewing Nochines-
Thot viii Hem, Stitch, Fell, Gather, Emb~oi
der and make Two different stitches on the Saline
machine enbojying all the improveme. Of
the age at prices varying from 25$ to 500
Zach, made and sold by
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| Family .SeWing UochineS-
Our machines a-v Used throughout the coun>
try, giving satisfaction 10 all who use them. and
are, undoubtedly, the most economical, hest
made and cheapest in use person thorough
! " acquainted with the operation and consrruc-
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cit directions fer using also explaining their
mechanical c0nst uction and giving the most
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ny respects, over all other family machines.
PATENT UNIV ERSAL HEM
MER =!
We have the Universal Hemmers adapted to
| all kinds of Machines. Price Five Dollars; they
| will be sent by mail TO any one on accept OF the
above.
Notice to Agents: = Ue ofr' lib
erat d,Scou't u parties wishing an Agency o.
| right of sale OF our Machines With a small in
vcstment OF capital fr, fitshle business can he
readily estabsh,d All sales 10 agents, WI +
discount, must be invariably for cash.
n. B.-Our machines all stand OIL table, anC
are worked by treadle.
sB-On remittance of 25 dollars we will senG
to d machine, per return OF exprcsr. Address
c.. a. COOK,
agent .Sewiog Machine Ca.
Office "a Lake street, up stairs Chicago
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Iltorncy and CoUn@iLor a: Lar,
Justice Of the Pesco, and Notary Public. Par
ticuar ate ton given 10 collecting &c. OF
fee On York Street, Yauit0woc Va. Hl-t
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NOTARY PCsLIc, Agent for the i.aukee Mn
tua Insurance Company, and County Treas
urer. VII attend 70 h payment Of Taxes
&c. Once on NlG.h Street. nltt.
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SCOVIIL'S
SARSAPRILLA AND STILLiNGIA.
BLOOD & LIVER SYRUP

Sars prilla s a Trop;e4l Root too well known
as cpe OF he best anIidotes We possess for
-crolalous Complaints TO need commentators
But Sitting i artici- OF more recent use
in >crot,lJus Affections, We give below the state
mcnt Of
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Il, VI. BAILEY.

1toy7,ey and Coansettor at La,e,
And Notary Public. Office on York street
Manitovoc, Wisconsin. PLY
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National Billiard Saloon.

JOHN P. DIX, Proprietor.
A NEa Billiard T4bie, VIA rneians improv-
n Ell Cushions, hss lsteiy t--~n added to this
establishment also have On hand 4 choice lot
of Betndie- aud wines, e-pecis'fy for medicinal
psrposss. which viii sell BY the bottle snly.-
Ny stock Of Cigars, Liquors, CSC, Is the best in
tn. county. Lenons ny the dozen at ST. eta
4a4;to~oc, July, 1889.
ul-t' JOHN P. DIX.
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LII h oF JE1ctS VT MAJ ahEtH,
From his Baptism in Jordan 20 his crucifxion on
Calvary. BY the Rev. j. II. IHgraEl IN.
Rector of Christ Church, and OF ~, Thomas
Hall, Holly Springs, Mississippi. One Volume,
2 mo-, CLOTH 472 pages. Price S225
6 In this work the .uthor has succeeded in the
bold and daring task of presenting the great
erding historic i parts Of scripture in counex
with secular history, 80 as 10 present the clear
and .i'e~h.e picture of those events as they
might be supposed 20 appear to q casual obss-v-
er. The de, criptions of rites ard c.remOnial1
are spirited and comprehensive. The style is
highly imaginative and attractive and We predict
Tat this volume will be popular the - Pr
gTim's Process. "-fres5gte. ian and EoangiHst
Copies Of either f the above books, With A
handsome Gift, worth from 50 cent.to one dol.
lar, vii be sent TO any person in me United
States UPON receipt OF Si25, aud q certs 10
pay postage, by .ddres ing the publisher, Geo
&. Evans, Philadelphia.
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DR.. Il. II. FROST.

In the Southern Journal Of N6dici'e and Ph4''-
macy. lie says: cit will complete the cure al
alterations of the Palate and Throat, AID anu
cous membrane of the nose, skin and other pa
Il will ,fice the B'otchcs, Foul Spots, 9tsirs
etc whsh in constitution Of this character 40
frequently occur from slight irritation, ,r which
,uiaia after the alterations have healed. Ii
vii remove the morbid conditions otthe Fluid
and SOLIDS which di,poses every injury, ho-ever
slight, ~ degenerate .itn & feeterii <, pain fIl
-csbhy ulcer l. viii in shot, 50 improve rhe
digestive and assimiia'ive operations OF the sys-
TEN, that q more healthy blood and more renew
ed fiber will be substitute for the defective
conditions of enc sud the 9th r, and thus fuy
support the character q shase rlaaica.s for ha
ing essentially .lternet.-e.n A!s. statsmeML q
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THE nAkIToHoC PILOT
J TUHLIsHZG Lg&.Y FRIDAY AURSTSG
J. tRsSLEY, Edss<r rsd Proprietor.
Il r 4 NJ =

TO Village Subscribers, when left by the Csr-
rier, 81, 10 per srBsA.
To 4..l ssd esce Subscribers, 81 ,o0-iara
,'abi, ~ stsss.ss
Elevea coyie- vii be seut 10 ore pes: once on
the receipt a 5000. Twenty copies on the
receipt Of $3.50.
~ Advertising at the usual rates.
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TAkEN CP.-By the snbscriber on the 23lh
l. OF September, 1860, a pair of Sieers One
ID white, aud the other dark red, with white
spot on his back near the hip. Both sup
posed to be between two three years old.
The owner is requested TO prove property, pay
charges, and take them away.
MILES MCMAHON.
Town Of Kossuth, Oct. 5, 1890.
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NJ II. ANDERSON.

Attnrrey at Law and Notary Public. Once OF
York street, north side of the river, Maui-
tOwUc. - ~
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p, OLLMEE,

ATTORNEY d COUNSELLOR TLAW,
Next Door to the Post Office,
Xsnitouoe, IL Wisconsin.
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AT THE BRANCH.
BYRON MASON, Proprietor.
T,HE UNDERSIGNED respectfully informs tn
L people Of Manisoxoc county end the public
generally that he has fitted up his Blacksmith
shop at Branch village. employed good workmen,
and 10 now prepared TO do all kinds of Blacksmith
ing, including
HORSE Il OK SHOEING,
in style tina. cannot be surpassed in This part o
the State. He solicits the patronage of the pub
IL; confident that he can satisfy them both as to
the quality of mis- work and prices
BYRON MASON.
Branch, October 5, 1859. 13-ly
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DIR. BLACK,

published in the Cincinnati EIectic Medical
JoarmGt, in which he says: "After q wig i
d iitir trial in several forms OF 2iSca ., am con
WINGED that, as general alternative it has No
superior in the materia madica ii c. las
March, have treated about thir five cases OF
syphilis without single failure when the patient
gave me ANYTHING like a fair trial
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e. .feEg IMAM,

County Surveyor, Ciark's Mills, Aauitowoc coun-
~, W:s,-wili attend to all business in his Of
fetal capacity, from and aftsr the lst Of March
1859. ul-tf
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FARMERS PRODUCE We take all kinds
L OF Produce in payment for the PI '.0T,-
Those owing US have 10 excnse for no. paying
mp Immediately.
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JOHN McKEOGFI,

NTAGON. Sleigh, and Carriage Mixer
w Shop on York Street, over VIM. Sharp's
blacksmith Shop, Aanitowoc, Wiz. Always on
handand willing to work off
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CHEAP APPLE TREES.

10000 Sealing Apple Trees
TUE subscriber has :, b. Nursery in rhe II
L Warl in tne civ Of Oshkosh, about Ffty
Thousand - ding APPLE Tree, four aud ~.
years old, and rom rI 20 seven feet high, which
he offers a. ne 90 price Of
81 90 pr hunaref or $50 90 per thousand
yg- tn. .r~ well strr.i. I'D IN good heal
thy condition. JAHES O'BRiEN
March l, $50. Nurssfyman. Oshkosh.
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