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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-16
THE MILITARY.

At SPECIAL. MEETING or THE N. O. DoNoHo
"a Guard held At the house Of James Campbell No ~
Centre street Saturday evening July L. 1850 the follow
ing preamble and resolutions unanimously adopted
Whereas. The members OF the n. @. Donoho Guard
called the loss Of of their members
desred 10 them by the strongest ties Of friendship from the
formation Of its organization and the remembrance Of HIS
virtues make nttng occasion 10 give expression 10
feel In his removal from among therefore,
Resolved That this have learned, with the most
profound Of the sudden death o late friend
and brother John McGeough That deeply depore
the which has deprived Of cherished
citizen
Resolved That the many virtues Of dearest brother the
noble traits OF his haracer the impulses Of his
the kindness and rankness OF his had endeare
his memory hearts In lines which the lapse OF time
not Ell ace
Resolved That thus aiiesng bis many virtues we
press slight token o. that respect which shah ever be
Resolved That his and family would offer
coudoen,e this the hour Of their affection One OF the
gbts OF their household exiting ushsd The centre around
which all faithfully watched and clustered, has been
have snst-ned would unite snppcaton 70 Him who
too wise 10 sothe them In their acon and that when
time shall he more thes meet their beloved n
ihe realms of hlss beyond lbe grars. .... 49,.
Resolved. Thai "a win ever cherish his memory. and
although dead he viii still live IN our hearts and trust thai his
spirit removed that higher and better world the heaven
Of the Just ard purely benevolent. and charitable.
Resolved That the members ~ this company the usual
badge o mourning and thai tbs eoors Of the company be
draped the space Of thirty days in memory
Of Deceased brother And that attend the funeral In
body
Resolved That copy Of the above transmitted the
family OF deceafed and published In the New YORK. Herald.
Committee Resolutionss--John lspooho, james Camp
bell, John sheehsn Peter Ryan VIM. Hesser. Thomas
Joas ). QUINN Secretary.
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pArERs PENDING BEFORE HIS HONOR THE MAYOR
Il for approval. --

=" BYRON BOARD or supKRvrsoRs
A ssuy % s s m. 5 s "
hoard Of Supervisors July TO- 1891 On ayes and noes
Resoluuon pay BIN Of John Green. $50, for hair mat
board Of supervisors July 10 1850 On ayes and noes
,. ss; S: PJ sg. Bishop for Repair. to Sc
Board Of supervisors July To- 1900 On ayes and
s. g J.% ...
Co, for furnlshins chamber q lhe Board. =
Board Of Supervisors, July 10. isso On and
R.sutcu to pay bin Of r. Patrick for safe for the odce
Board q SUPERVISOR July TO- Leo On ayes and noes
Re.9at!cn pa, bin Of John H. Thomas for expenses in
Board Of Supervisors. July 10, 1880 On ayes and
R:soa!on 2 pay bill Of rsssrsou. Jewe,s Co for chairs
bosrd o. saoervsor,. July no. 1850 On ayes and
y e e, IN e s: , s. %:.: g: "a r,s
Ssssiu.Io. % pay BIN o. o; van css.
ba.sa q euscrvisos July IN ee0 On ayes snd noes
nsssu,sa % bin. q p xoadsr for repairing locks Of
Beard q supervisors, July H. isn On ayes and noes
Rs.o..Sn g pay IN q Isaac Meserole for board Of wit
Board Of superVisors July TO- isa On and noes
ornsnee amend ordinance maAnF .pprcyr,a.
tons for The support Of the Government q the County Of sew
York and The payment e the State taxes imposed upon the
Tie Bcsfd o. supervisors o the County Of New Yorh do or.
s:Ygs Iss Org az :se,,os q he ..rssd crsspss
~ r,,,a,',ns isss, son,ss,s, %srsyy ~, W w
ts.r sorsS q as rss ;Sres hundred thousand
psI :nS DUMB Asylum three sho-.Ana Aree hundred dol.
See re following Sims NJ money or. hereby .everay
appsopre Cor the objects and purposes speensd that 70
sy%
building contasfng suitable court f~ the sccommoda
ton IL he several courts of ne county hundred thou
sand doliarr (v1Q00Cm.
Harlem River survey FLOR a survey Of tho Harlem
River dressd b. Legislature made for he Pgrpse
Of sscerainnf whether the same can be made abe two
House fer the d<seuon Of Witnesses construction ofFor
The purchase 81 the ground and the erection thereon
of suitable building 70 be used place OF detention q wit
nesses IN criminal uss pending he courts OF the CITY Of
Police law kypenses and disbursements ofThe Board Of
Metropolitan Police eighteen bousand I'VE huDircd and siry
Ave dollars CSieif5l.
board Of Supervisors, Juy 10, 1899. On aJcs and
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r VERY STABLES OR FACTORY TO LEr-rHK
IL large brick building Nos and IL Hoyt street. Full
ton avenue, Brooklyn The building z = By IS sse two
forty horses has been used factory soing
two years. Apply 70 JOHN r. HENNESSY, 70 Bridge
street, Brooklyn.
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DENTIsTRY.

A RTIFrCIAI TEErH.--BEAuTrrUL sHrs on PURR
~ silver - on ans god s.d p.-sins sas on yusni,.d
the eas PAIN ARTIFICIAL bone Bling - cents i35 sb
avenue, between Ten&h and Eleventh streets
Dk LUTHER, Dentist
MYTHICAL BONE FILLING. FoR DEcAyED rFr1 n.
"A put IN while soft, requiring pressure and ~ ing no
pain schng teeth shells be hiied WITH ~ Roons
los number 2d6I broadway of Thirty hrst
street JAMES PEARSON, ". D., Dscovcrcr.
nR. HOyT a@ BowERy OPPOSITE SIXTH STREET.
- Inserts full sets ~ Teeth pure ~ yer At W do gold
vs. platina We afth fal bono nine nseed whout pan
~ cents gold sma caves 10 cents amalgam DO ~ cens
All warranted
nUEsTD, GRADUATED QUR0Ror IDENTIFY,
LIZ hes removed 70 No % Wea twenty nin&h aree1 -
Tween BvuA1wny - exA avenuA
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LcOURTH AVENUE HOTKIs-M AND 800 FOURTH
il Avenue between Twenty third and Twenty fourth reeA
Families renuonen agconnns~dseed VIII hAdse bocme,
vidunR he city viii ind thD
quiet sxd Desirable soppine plAcs rerUs~ery modsr~ta
HOUsEs, ROOMS, &C.. WANTED.
DRooKLyN TO LEAsE. MODERATE
ID aired unfurnished House Ia Brooklyn. with sna gar
den Hsf bed address, with real stating J.
v. s., box SOS New York Posi- o1ice.
yo1TAcE HousE-wAETEp ~ PuRCHAsR OR
boa Address. stating and ocson. Homestead Herald
once. for one week
COUNTRY SEAT wANrED-roR CASH. on OR NEAR
~ the Hudson. above spuyfen Dyvn worth frB s0.
20 t3e according and usnify of land.
y. BRADLEY, JHt Brpadway,or
D1N0Es HOLDEN. No. 3 Pine street.
UNFINISHED HOUSE W ASTrp.-A GENTLEMAN AND
House zee The Summer or ny the fsttod te be-
tween Fonrecnh And Twenty sytb streets and Fourth and
sxtb avenues. Address furnished House. Herald ,mee.
DOOM wtNTED-To STORE A LARGE QUANTITY
~ of furniture for the summer months, 1oneer
quired. Terms be reasonable. Address mmedatcly
Room, Chatham square Pos once.
WANTED-To LEASE A COAL YARD, OR VACANT
w Lot suitable for such, sfnsted betweeD Spring and
Twenty afh strsst on the west side address ~ ID Cort
right Co, Ill broadway.
vyAxrED-Hovss OR sToRE, EIIaIBI1 ron 4
w restaurant or lunch roam. In good iocaton Address
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o10O O(l0 TO Joan ON CITY OR BROOKfYN
plUU.VUU prcreriy.-sogo, V Loan ., ell per r-ai,
Soasm BY y. BssbjES, ,1ss brcsdway or
.T DfNoBE HOLDEN. No. 8 Pine STREET.
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fNRRAT CLOSING OUT SALE M
- !. /, sss,SS AND sSxxrs ooops = /, mar,
esAAI nAol-sSA 70 xIxxxvs "o'''

W. 5Ss~~s WV N urvoxr
cREAP EMBROIDERY AND RIBBON STORE.
store has been closed Tor The purpose of marking down
STRAW GOODS or,osrxa QUIZ.
70 s:!sy scnnsss Ching y; s'Ss out s C. it e.
I0N Fine Bonpets, half price. .ff
shaker fioods lSc. ~
1OOO Bloomers closing l4c. TO T6c.
1920 RiBBUNy CiUSINu Our.
M0Oo yards Ribbons, &C., &c., &C., &C.
lH0O0 yards vide Rich Gauze and ,s Grape g.
- FINE RICH RIBBONS, HALL PRICE
PARASOIs HALF PRICE
- PArssols. lSc. SIC sc, 6Sc, 75c
10 s'eh New s six e SiTss = y 10 s
a0O0 Pairs Silk Mits &C.. l2c, lSc-, 25c
lSD Pairs Fine sila Miiis, closing iow
SO MANTIil.As, slosns sos., 7sc, q TO -
Loo SIX Twist Nem for is1ss
A; sss Rich ssx Ns, Neg; g. s''-
500 0cnts' and Lsdes's Handkerchiefs Sc. 70 25c.
Hssln setts, Collars Sleeves &C. to Soc.
handa closing ont, &C. " I5c. :.
ASo0 Collars, closing ont, 8. To Sc
AANrIIi.A and FL9gNClNG LAcEs closing out
large ios Of other gois bought this last season at snc'
a, es sk f IN 8 TsiHMiHGs HOSIERY GLOVES
FANS. fL9 NM StI aHSMEs' &C. &c.
Ne 70 EIGHTH AVENUE, between 2lss and 22d sss-
TREAT SALE OF MANTrlLAs.
O = ! CLuslN9 SALE.
GREAT BARgA1Ns IN MANTILLAs.s
An ao sassa n sofs9 soII SaS''
Our ex.ersive stock must be 80 before
AUGUST l. " W (. rnyros,
Near Houston street.
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A BONA YIDE AsTRoLO0rsr THAT EVERY ONE CAN
"A gsnslna nAxhnfHeon froua Madame VIII
SON who tss the object visit enter her
An this naturally Kift~d lady might
them nisfrtunes she speedy
tsls al thai soucerns whole NE Her predictions
hcy surprise AL who cnsuf her N. H. Il am In
possession o. charms for love and ,od luck which
ever certain in their elect Madame Wilson tells % rns hat
for she prnccss nohng but What reconciabe " phsy
pberp ID Alien street. HtAnsou ue bakery. Wee
nor ladjes and gentlemen, ~ cents 4.
4 sT0rTouIr0. MADAM MORROW, SEVENTH
"A daughter born with cau and Eft Of FORESIGHT tells how
and often yVu will and many events even yor
houkhn Fee n until others copying cd
veriisemsst ia Ludlow street. bsi3w Honsn 0calsmsn
MADAM RAY IL rHr BpsT CLArRvovANT AND As
M uoiosist IN the United sases lucky numbers,
causes speedy marriages, tells q los grope 20 seyenh
avenue, near Twenty seventh areet Hours A. W oofA
ladies' 70 cents; gentlemen 30 cents.
MADAME LA MARS HAS REMOVED BACK TO HER
NI old stand 2si Bowery near Houstcn street where ne
hsh will shine all who favor her with visit Feelses.
Is cents, gentlemen, % cents
MADAkE sHAErsHR, 7sl SECOND srRKEI, THIRD
lu fn~r front between and Union MARKET, tho
seventh daughter has Natural gn 20 tell ABOUT love,
sbsept rends business and o.fneys LADIES' - vents.
gentlemen. 30 cenisL
MADAME BURK HAS REMOVED FROM ATTORNEY
M street no 40 Hous.on street opposite Ludlow orcw
DE ladies' hat sorc first door. sn continues 70 ladies'
ouiy
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NroTTCK-THE DEMOCRATS or THE THIRTEENTH
IN ward invitef participate IN raising Dougss
and Jchnson banner from as or md street this Mcnday
evening" eight ocok under the auspices u the Thirteenth
's-' ~''' PETER MITCHELL. President
JoHx 7. Hawxixs Secretary
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an UrpE,-THE STEAMBOAT HUNTRESa WILL.
~ male an Excursion " the Cholera Banks ruesiay,
Juiy IT, 1880 leaving Jackson sree, ~ Bridge street
ana enyine slrcet river ~ Bait and refreshments
board Anderson. the plot, IL engaged =; .nnsiNa
LUNDY RTfR.
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OCULIsTs AND AURIsTs.
SIGHT
HEARING,
SURGICAL OPERATIONS
Eye
EAR.
TESTIMONIALS
READ
ROBERT BAaE Esq
Presldsni Of the Gooihue , Ire Insurance Company.
DR. rox MosruusErR, oculist and Aurist,
No. iU7 Clinton Place
Dysa sIR-f Ism living witness Of SKIN IN the opera
81 earhAying recent visit " New Orleans become
totally and the advice Of friends who
brought Office, where skfu operation without
entirely cured into onice
deaf nd my hearing well eyer-for which shall
thankful you should think proper
w nh great respect
Your obedIeni servant,
ROBERT BA0E ~ Wall st.
-Nsw YOHs, July H. 1850
GEORGE GORDON, Eso, NEW YORK.
DR. Won Moshzskcr operated my for deafness
In few days Was perfectly restored and
without Inconvenience Interruption business have
much pleasure Ia recommending hun .
Nav Yosx June rs. 1890.
DIR. MOsCIfZrSKER
May all dsesses of the Rye and Ear which
medical treatment from t cck) ut
Io7 CLINTON PLACE, EIGiirH sTREET.
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i'm wAuD.-THF DEMocR ATTIC WARD CONN

III % the Eleventh ward will bold meeting Martin Ma
Democratic Han 21D Third this Monday
ins, l6h inst nj O'Clock The members particularly
guesiet " stend NJ mssfs q importance will be ted
BENJAMIN r. RHoAps, Chairman.
JANIS DowAHUr, Secretary.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-01-13

SUICIDE OF A GERMAN.-Y esterday the
body of a German named Edward Hoesfeld
was found suspended by the neck from a
tree on Taintor's farm, near Palmer's Ad-
dition. He was about 40 years of age,
had a wife and three children, and he had
been teaching school somewhere in the
country. It's said that he WAS very strait
ened in circumstances, and shat his family
had suffered good deal for the necessares
Of life. Life was extinct when he was
found, and his body was taken to the Sta
ton House where an inquest will be held
on him to-dsy.-Hils0avkee Ncrs, Jan
tory 10.
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TOWN AND COUNT TRY

BUsIsEss.-For the past two weeks,
business has been unusually active in Man
itowoc. The farmers have taken sdvan-
tage Of the fine weather and good sleigh
ing, and have crowded our streets with
loads of produce. A large number Of
shingles, and many thousands of bushels
of grain have been brought in. Sales
have been quick at fair prices. Our lner-
chants are doing good business-our
farmers are paving up old Scores" and
getting out Of debt, and the "good times"
SO long expected, are coming. They will
be along by-and-bye.
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MASIrowoC MARBLE.-Mr. BAKER, pro-
prietor Of the Marble Quarry about five
miles from here, informs US that he has
contracted for the erection Of building
forty feet square to be completed by the
first of March. This building will contain
the proper machinery for saving the beau
tiful stone found in large quantities on his
premises. We have heretofore spoken of
this Marble, which is pronounced by prop
er judges to be Of a superior quality. We
doubt not that it will be a source of wealth
TO its proprietor.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-01-13

Two RIyERa CHAIR FAcToRY.-Mr
JONI II. BcRs7, proprietor Of the Two
Rivers Chair Factory has sent Us specimens
of the Wood and Cane Seat Chairs man
ufactured at his establishment, which for
durability and finish cannot bo oxcslled
anywhere. The Cane Seat Rocking Chair
would be an ornament to tho finest deco
rated parlor, and his common chairs are
heavy, stout, and made to stand rough
usage, while at the same time they are Of
tasty style. Mr.. Burns IS manufactur-
ing on An extensive scale, and dealers in
Wisconsin will find it to their advantage
to order Of him.
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New York Mark et-Jsn

Flour is il moderate demand, and prices are
without material change. Sales 10 200 bbls at
IS, 20as5 so for superfne State s5.4Oas5, 60
for extra. Canadian Flour brought IS, 65as5 rs.
Buckwheat Flour in demand at s2,35aS2, 81
per hundred lbs. Rye Flour sells at IS, 75a:4 20
for common TO choice supersne.
Wheat quiet and unchanged Club breHght
sl,3b Goo bushels white Southern wheat were
sold at sl,42.
Rye is firmly held. COCO bushels sold at 02c.
riley is unchanged. 5000 bushels sold al
76a78c.
Corn quiet Bales 1900 bushels at s5asse for
hite and yellow. CSC for old white southern.
Oats in bettsr request at 45a46c,
WAiskeY dull at 26c
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-01-13

Cold S.ILING-Tha Racine journal
says that small schooner made that port
yesterday @.tornoon, after several attempts
The owners Of that vessel must have for
gotten something in the fail, that com
PEELED them to send her out again in this
Siberian Observation-Disclosures NeWs.
The schooner Gcytru4e, Capt JOSEPH
EDwaRDs, Of this port, has been making
regular trips all winter between here and
Chicago. She arrived here on Sunday
last from the above port, landed her
freight (hay) at Two Rivers, and is now
laid up in our harbor
The schooner ,StcIlo vas also anchored
in our bay on Monday. It IS the inten-
tion to have her lay Up in some southern
port.
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g4ERT-

TERGCET GebS RT-County of Manito-
" voc. Alfred Smith agt James NJ. Sprague,
Fl, J. Ullman, for the use of II. r. Miller, Will
liam Alirch, Hezekiah H. Smith, Martin B. ed,
bury, John w, Medbury, James +. Aldrich, the
City Bank Of Racine, Jacob 4. Hoover, John
Sercomb, Gilbert Knapp ard Charles Keuhn-
Summons for Relief. Complaint not served
The State Of Wisconsin to the above named
Defendants:
You are hereby summoned and rcQrired to
answer the complaint in this acton, If which a
COPY was on the tenth day OF January, 1860,
filed in the eHdce of the Clerk CT The Circus
Court in and for the county Of Manitowoc, and
serve copy of your answer on the subscriber at
Mauitowoc, Wisconsin, within inety days after
the service hereof exclusive of the day of such
service; and if you fail to answer the complaint
az aforesaid, the plaintiff will apply to the Court
for the relief demanded in the complaint
Witness Hon. David Taylor, Judge Of .he 4:h
"a Judicial Court, at Manitowoc this
18th day of January, 1850.
VIZ. n. NICHOLS, P!f's AHy
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BADGER EsGIss Co, No. 1.-The fol-
lowing gentlemen were elected officers of
this Company on Saturday last:
F'0renaGu-MATHEw SoLER.
First Assistant-GEo. G.. DIVER.
Second do F. w. BoRcHRRDT.
,Secretary-P. KELLEY.
IreaSurer-RoBER MCGAvIs.
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SHrsGLE YRADE.-The Single trade in
Manitowoc, which, few years ago, was
by far the heaviest business done here, is
gradually decreasing, although a brisk
trade is still carried on. Now.-instead
OF the streets being crowded with Single
teams, making pedestrians travel around
them-we find large portion Of the farm
era teams filled with the products of the
soil-whea:, oats, rye, barley, &c. At the
opening Of navigation last spring there
were at least 100000 Of Shingles here
ready for shipment. Next spring the
number will probably not reach half that
amount The cause Of this decrease in
the .hingle trade is to be found in the fact
That the people Of the interior are now de-
voting their time to the cultivation Of their
farms, finding it more profitable, as well
as more agreeable business. Five years
hence, the single trade Of Manitowoc viii
be one Of the by cones, and although it
will be ike parting with an old and init
mate friend, we rejoice that the business
will be succeeded by healthy aud profit
able grain market
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Sold by all druggists

Cincinnati.

WE learn from the Milwaukee papers
that Andrew Eble, Of the town of Wauwa-
touse, was accidentally shot on Sunday
25.h ult., in Washington county, where
he was on visit. 1t appears he was out
with q friend, hunting deer. They became
separated, and the friend mistaking him
for game, fred and put ball throu gh his
body. This occurred on Sunday evening
On Monday morning, when messenger
left for bis wife, he WAS alive, though we
suspect little or no hope was entertained
Of his recovery. He absolves his friend
from 81 blame il the premises. He has
since died.
Mr. Eble WAS one Of the members of As
sembly elect from Milwaukee county.
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BCRss' CELBBRATIOE- understand
tina. arrangements are on foot for proper
celebration of the anniversary ofthe birth
day of ROBERT BURSs, the scotch Poet,
which will De on Ia. 25lh inst.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-01-13

MAHITowoc MARKET.-We take great
pains in giving our readers in the country
a correct report of the Manitowoc Market,
and our farmer friends can rely upon the
correctness of our prices Current"
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The Great BLOOD Purifier.

DR.. GUYsorr's Improved Extract OF
Yellow Dock and Salsaparilla, put up in
the largest sized bottles, contains more Of
the pure Honduras sarsapariIla than any
other preparation extant, which is chem
ically combined with the extract ofyelow
dock, and the extract Of wild cherry, thus
making the remedy more thoroughly eff
Gent than any other SarsaparilIa before
the public. At the same time it is per
fectly free from all mineral poisons, which
cannot be said Of any other of the Sarsap-
arilla compounds. The invalid should be-
ware Of poisons. Mercury, iron, quinine,
potash, iodine, sulphur, arsenic, and many
other mineral and met tic poisons, enter
into and form the basis Of most Of the
SarsapaTilias and panaceas of the present
day. Guysott'5 Compound Extract of
Yellow Dock and sarsaparilla does not
contain a particle Of these substances, as
any one can ascertain by applying the ne
cessary tests.
Let all poisonous SarsaparilIa prepare
tons alone, and use Guysctt's Improved
Extract of Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla,
which is thoroughly elicacious, perfectly
harmless, and purely vegetable. All kinds
Of disease yield to its genial influence.
JoHN D. PARK, Proprietor,
Cincinnati.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-01-13

TT 1drertisers wiH please bear an mind
that TIE Pilot has no,0 the largest eircula-
ton Of any English paper printed IN this
county, and that 1t is for Their interest to
use ifs column,. Advertiss an it, and there
6y tneredse your business.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-01-13

ToRRENT ENGINE Co., No. 2-The fol-
lowing are the officers elected:
Foaemun-MICuAELK UHL.
FIRST oHH UoRsr.
Second do A. RICHTER.
Hose Captdia-JoHN LEYKoM.
.Secretary-CARL Ii. SCHMIDT
Ireasurer-GEo. DUsoLD.
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BEER s. ESEZgSW,

North side, opposite Riehard's Foundry. Deal
er5 in Dry Goods Groceries and Provisions,
Glass, Crockery, Fancy Goods, Oil-Cloth,
Wooden yarn, Fancy Baskets, Riddles and
Guitars, and Guitar strings. Toys, Cordures,
Paperhsngipgs, Brushes, &c.
Respectfully solicit q share Of public patron
age.
Manitovoo July, 1850. nl-tf
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Masonic HALL.-The Masonic Order
has a fine Lodge Room in RoDISsoS's new
building. BY invitation of member, we
visited the Hall few days since, and
found it large and convenient, and taste
fully decorated. The goat was kept from
our sight.
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PoRK.-By the large quantities of fresh
pork daily seen in our market, we should
Judge that the farmers of this county have
raised more than enough for home con-
sumption. 1t has been offered in our
streets very plenty lately, and readily
bring. S., so per hundred.
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- AsISEs E<AEE.

Cabinet Manufacturer, and Furnishing Store
Constantly on hand every description of Ma
hogany, Black Walnut, and plain Furniture,
which is AS good, and will be so!d as cheap as
that manufactured in Milwaukee, or elsewhere.
hanitowoc, July, 1859. nl-n.
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~ Mt. JOHN Il. cannon, OF New AT
bany, Indiana, las just obtained patent
for glass collins. Bodies placed in these
cofiins, may be preserved in their natural
state for all time to come, and if placed in
vaults can be always accessible to the gaze
of living friends, The expense of these
collins is no more than ordinary ones, and
it is thought they will come into common
mao
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attorney and Counsellor az Lar,
Justice Of she Peace, aud Notary Public. Par
ticular attention given to collecting, &c. Of
fee on York Street, Manitowoc Wis. nl-tf
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Att0naey ard Counsellor at LQw,
And General Land Agent. Also Agent for the
i1tna Insurance Company, of Hartford. Conn
Capital, 81 ,00o 900. Corner Of 8th and Frank
lin s., Manitowoc, Wis. nI>tf.
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WAGON, Sleigh, art Carriage Maker
w Shop on York Street, over VIM. Sharp's
Blacksmith Shop, Manitowoc, Wis. Always on
hand and willing to work. 6tf