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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-06-27

Moss MORmoSs CoMia6.--Tha Shin
william Tapseost has reeensly lekt Liver-
p.sol fDr New Yask wikh 81 M0rmssss on
beard. Thalr natlonnIiky i as x1ilsws !:
kngllisks 1S4 Seotch, q Irish, 90, and
othsisthe greater portlnn Oh tha latter
being aeem -. 5
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-06-27

DRsza EhaK NEs 8xHsa. TAaEsr
aeg Iasl, . sz1alL heF, sea ok Samaa zlua.
q ksd m0ck 1oanahip, vac stUsae nEsoh
the end ID sAsa @mese Ag > b@A, fsoa sAA
egEeet 0s whisA Be gfsa ID fsw minutes.
We wfn Ekszs. f6f ts baxess ef such
persoas - may II faslGss Be liable to such
D saAaaaasy, tama In enaas ag bss ssines or
other laasesa akgA ~ yaaia aaay ha alag
ed and the asaaW aEerSsa ~ alsnnlx nlsc-
ing The w0aa6sa part ID cold waks. Is
woala Ss he&aas = pat liR&ls salsxaGua
In the water if asaxsmiaaaR, aas 50 mos, Ehs
wasag alans ID q saRAaiR awrss---k kaazusIls
&aNkaas
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-06-27

How NEW YoRk EAs YoxED.---The eise-
toral vote Of the State Of New York has
been given alternately for the democracy
and opposiaioa esaaidakes ssv sAe PrsaS-
dsRcyg for tho pass swsasy-four yaaas,
viE for Van Ruren ia 1896, Gea. Hargi.
son in f840, Pelk in 1874, Gen. Taylor Ii
ls4s, Pierce in 1856, Fremont ia 1856.
Repsab. Pepper. tiE s55 suas 81 as
And iR lS60, according 10 your own
Fs4zss y Naa Sz eozAsSs pe given % tne ae-
maazasy. zst aEt EEs II a. -aa
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-06-27

- Ssx @sae Aagwssasy Wky assa yas's
] Iaaa IEks a. aFxass ariaaMH s.
i Knb das Nb, me. SagmfIoak.'
Elsss 60 eaxFy i fsonksy abss ae
a hFsek sssssss she hsa2 q ~. sagaz-
loaf 5ssk : hia eass disappssssa rosza
NzAs S0ExsAss
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-06-27

N8tkh 80 SO 81 IS sstta 1z,1
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-06-27


HxAyY RosaxKr. w 3 are Informesa thar
m extensive robbery was psTpesrasea in
Oekaloosa . few days sanoss The sircunn-
st&ncess as We lsarnsd thea, were these !:
An old gentleman, IA stranger, who wms
stopping &C one of the k0sels, had bar
gainsd, IA tbs psssenes Of several persons.
Tor the puEshAas Of q piessof Land, and
bad proposed 70 pay : oertain aaaount
down. but upon going TO kis caFpst-bax
TO obtain the money with which q make
the psymsat, hs disoo4ered that ii had
been eat 0pens azad ths manay, aaaounAing
70 abont OIL ,410, taken oat.
Suspicion fell upon young maa oss she
city. Who wRs IzaEaadiaEaay arrested, and
sasae q preliminMay azaa#EAation, Ia DE-
faalt OF %ay yna0 bail, was committed fUr
further hearing. The gentleman who sas-
tanned the loss Is said 10 be upward Of 10
yeara old, and the money stolen was shs
aeeunaiasion a9 Ill shAt long oe industry
and economy. The eircnmstamoe oeus-
stoned much cxeitement, and some fear
vas entertained that tie prisoner wouid
be lynehed 10 make him tell where the
money u concealed - Ka0e4&lEs gtand-
ord E sa8i IL 81 3El
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-06-27
EKTEEz SzaH ~. Dog0LGs.

THK DOUGLAS = LINCOLN BwmAxRs
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-06-27

Tia New York praseheE, whose elope-
ment with another mans wife was mem
tiOneE II yesterdays Gazette, had hear
ing before the Court Yesterday, and In de-
faalt of $500 bail for his appearance be.
sase &ke Geagt eg Gammcn plsas to Aa-
swer the charge Of adultery, was eommit-
ted 70 jail,
Ths hasbsRd arrived Ia this city yes
tegiay, and found his wife and child al
TIE Bnrnsi House, The scsne that snsubd
aaay be better pieeassd by thsimagination
khaa described by tAe pan. A coRfsrence
was held, and after many hours consider
alton, and the most argent and touching
appeaIa from tie husband, the wife VINO
bad betrayed has asEsski0ns new conscaanee
stricken and broken-hearted, consented ID
geturn with him, and the couple departed
fOg New York By the II oseloak srain las'
night ,4t sz ...
Thus tbs poor preacher Is left to gei
ont Of jail, and settle matters With writa
and courts Of justice a. best he may. HI
will End sasat sAe way of the szansgraaaoa
u hard, doRhtless, by tbs sime ke gaas
through with this aHair,
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BEt8R RE@GNT oE a n XORk PREACR-
M& WITH ANOTHER MANS VIE
p9kcRKKRT ANn ARAEsT or THE

+ s3s5g3a 9asoSm tMs utnrsaA4si S&saAGs
u fHwsaays since Telegram was Feessg-
ed Ia this city stating tkat NsN York
preasheg bad eloped with the wife Of q
friend. The dispatch was placed in the
hazsEis or dne u oar detectives, who has
smeMzaeTz la 6niinz tbs guilty paxtiss,
e<aay the miAistsr wss arrested
and plared ia confinement, ...-... -.
We le&rn that the husband, who was 90
eraeily deserted, b 3 lawyeg employed in
ths DistrasE AttaEnsy' 3 ofise in Ne~ York,
and gaatlsman Occupying 3 promineni
position in society. The minister, who
b native Of the south, i . graduate oi
) thealogiesl seminary Of New York,
wheee he made tie acquaintance of tho
lady. III .-...... s.. ss...., ....s.,.. .. -....s
As soon as tha husband obtained intel
ligence Of the eiopsraent, he telegraphed
As shoss stated % this city, upoa the sap
positioa thas they had gone vest. Frena
The description thus furnished, the desee-
tive Sooa succeeded In decoyiag the sesiu-
oeT by 8 letter To the post once, and
thenea traced h2aa ~. a hoaxsainw house on
Fifth street, wheFa ha and NE lady isad
been staying about . week.
The minister was arrested as stated,
and ID now IN Jail, charged with adultery.
The f&ithleaH wife il at one Of the prinei.
pal hotels, under she surveillance of
friends Of the husband, who Is on his way
.
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TIE l0ssstER OF ELoRA CaALLKSGgs PArCHxN
zagta l8T "a. .AssagHER xMEAas
,S9ms peopls said thai Flora was .noa
driSdnt Up to her usual speed, and Mr..
MoBchah offered to trot the same raea
0see asaan Sor @5 ,000. j., -a.3 8.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-06-27

E8E0a CaHaa&s H. 4, tsMa@ aasa.asaedAs Msnn .
aida, twp-mfie heats, Ia kafMass
q. EsaEsazn az9zs& y b saS& n RakeA ssss 4
=. hsAsan RsRlRa u p. Rssga aeawhas s.,.,8a
ETaR
EaN8 asAs--aaaa ga u - -. q aass
Second hsat-7;22 fa-19As.s..yst@......4ss ) 10 All j
Frem lhs Rimss.
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-06-27

nssszss an saa ss1 a III
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-25

HOUSE for SALE, very CHEAP-Situate on
eastey eide of town. Gh.st IL four story, brown
stones size lxtO fret lot leo; high stoop Price only
1850; mortgage $500 Also, two HOUSES Greensst
Spng sze, 25xs0 lot 10. By T. o. PIERCE, NO. 10
William
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-25
KANSAS LANDS

To CAPITALISTS. EMTgkANTS. end all others wishing
CHEAP HOMES and SAFE INVESTMENTS
FIFTY THOUSAND ACRES
or CHOICE LAND FOR SALE
Tss s ssreTrTsEMENTs and TIMBER II Is wei wATERED
he LIVING SThEAms SPRINGS, and most OF II Ia near
whss na.n and warranted to bo GOOD AGRICULTURAL
LAkp NpUcEMFNTs which KANSAS offers to settlers. and
csp,sts better and greater than anywhere
ee vpcH . T. The most consens agreeable being in the
same latitude with Virginia and Kentucky The crops are In
no danger being destroyed o late sPIns Or esy saa -
sctiye hs soil Is rich enduring snd 'nee the r'' settle
men ohe Territory pOne crops hi'S nr ,..d South
. produced here aud the BEST FRUIT COUNTRY IN
The Trade Travel. and Emigration into NEW-MBXiCO
UTAH PIXIES PEAK and all TIE Inhabited rR,saS WIN asn ~.
here leaving large Of capital No Northern state or
Tecy = snSs eiPSy snd vicinity which late develop
ens pro, to exist in great abundance WIZ nna s way
into Kansas for produce provisions and merchandise aiding
TE Pacific RAILROAD which y, present Congress
win undOabed put in motion .sa Io'g gs,sos b, tho
Missouri and Kanss. With the eat 81 ,asS
and EnaOn passing different and d,er"s aou nso
hs Of the country now setting
This ns body Of land situated desirable localities and
sTiECTTp FROM PERSONAL INSPECTION and var
RATED 70 BE GOOD FOR AGRICULTURAL PUR-
fos TW c 70 g I'll THREE ' DOLLARS PER ACRE
with almost certainty that the large Emigration which Il "a
rom into the Territory and the other aud varied
which she oa,s will advance m value with araPidity unpar
ali, led In the history Of the West ,,.ao -.....,
THL TITLE these lands is peeet MAPS may 90 see1
.nd further obtained by addressing me to the care
ge.srs TAYLOR BROS, Bankers, No 20 Wstst, ~ T. 70
whom permitted to re'fr and irom whom m0fa'on may
be had In reieHnce to the matter =,
am per,onsiy Known 10 toe following gentlemen and refer to
them as to oh q scter and responsibility - x,u- ~ -
TAYLOR BROTHERS. Bankers, No Is Wall st. l.
THOMPSON BROTHERS,. .... Bankers No Waist l.
B. r. BANCROFT, Cashier Of the Bank o. s s.
r. ANDREWS Cashier Of Washington county bsnn.
las IHOMPsON esq. syher Of Cambridge valley Bank
A. GROEsBECK, ESQ., Cashier Farm RS bank Lansing rrsn
mo. b. KELLOGG Cashef oil oentra DsnA AioJ'
T. H. WALKER,
Office of TAYLOR BROTHERS,
No. 10 WALL-ST, NewYork.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-25
or CHOICE LAND FOR SALEi

DROWN STONE and BRICK HOUSES for
ID SALE for 5000 to $4,000, by S. EDDY Co.. No 81
Liberty-st: - ,.,
One Brick House ClltoB- Place, near sth-sy
One Brick House. 9thst., between 5ti and 6th-sya
Two brown Stone Houses, lB,h IS near Jlhzy.
Two Brown Stone Horses ed and 18th near exi goE
Two Brow stone aud Five Brick Houses 2tns
One Brow Stone House, 2Gth-st. near Broadway
Two Brick Houses 2Ithst, between 9Th and Ith-ays
One Stone House, 30thst between 9hs' and breaf-
way. a., 49,, ao., "A. 90. .e,h
and sth,ts ns ar Lexington, idison. sta and 9Th
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-25

OLIVER PULMONIC WAFERS-Foi
W COUGHS, COLDS, SORE THROAT, NC. They pevss
sa Price rs per boz to be had and Brosdwas
hsnefsotured 81 No. is4 Faltonay, Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-25
NETWORK AND ERIE RAILROAD COM

IN PANY-At meeting Of ,hs Board of Orectors held
the 4h instant the unde signed were In yew Of tbs
large European subscriptions to the plan OF
known be ady for Transmission their way TO New ork
to receive further until the LIST Of February The uneer
signed prepared TO receive sssents until thst n- TIC
adheions q the plan largo warrant the bsef thu
the Company will be this bss asseats can
be sent heretofore 20 Horsio n OTIS No. IS Wes New
York, TO the subscribers.
Dated January Ia, 1860. DUDLEY s. GREGORY,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-25

INDIANA BANK for SALE-Organized under
the be laws of State with scspits Of $2A9u Bvs
requed TO be paid down Address for
particulars, Box No 2rSI3 Post hce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-25
Aouse- furnishing GOODS.

JENKS's MATTRESSES.
The capital aoe for every kitchen, to come
or piced meats tohsae vegetables fruit lard &c. Thee size
at = rs So and 50 Directions 60 with each press. Far
SALE az Wholesale and retail by the manufacturer, s.
SMITH, No. 55l Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-25

d w. GALLAUDET, NOTE BROKER, Ne.
4 "a wail.i-Basinsss pa2er nssosi'isd At lows
Parties having made and paysbls In any Of e New
England States would DO well to call
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-25

OFFICE Of the CLEVELAND & MAIlONlNG
" RAILROAD Co.-Cicvelaud January g. isbo@iniorest
due LIST prox the First Mortgage Bends OF thus COMPANY
will be paid presentation Of Coupon, 70 Ae4afs- "AHO'
CHARLES H. RHODES, Eice Pres't-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-25
Real Gstate for Sale.

A GOOD INVESTMENT HOUSES Nos. 80,
"A 80 a. and 30 Mortonst Brooklyn win be SOLD low BY
SrhAfTON CO.,
Cofnmission &errhsbts,
No | Pino-st-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-25
Bi!liaro Gables.

A LARGE ASSORTMENT Of well-sesscnet
"A BILLARDABLES made In the bsst possiole asngi
and reasonable pss will be found Ut toe PHELAN PIN
LARD TAbLE hANbFAcTORY, Nos S. 6; 81 and % Csos
byss, EewYoIk Every Article connected with the uaae
the lowest rates.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-25
Dancing Ataoemies.


NOTICE. - The COMPREHENSIVE hereto
IN fore existing between FREDERICK MatiLSrADr
EHEhRY sChAEFER under the firm of MA aus rAOr q
sCHAEFER Is Dissolved from this date BY mutual consent
Hew.Yort, Jan %, 1860 HENRY sCHAEfER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-25

M GIC NJ E T A l. p 0 l. II :.
IV1 scientific prepare cleaning beautifully all kindsoi
METALS, PLATED WARE, GLIDING, GLASS, SO.
PAINTING, ORNAMENTAL WORK, MARBLE and FUR
NiTUBE. Also 1t Is valuable for WASHING and other clean
Ing. Price, In large tin boxes, ONLY TEN CENTS each
Warranted from injurious properties IL should have place
In EVERY FAMILY AND BUSINESS ESTABLIsHm sNT
For sale by druggists Hardware Dealers and around the
markets. Depot IL Colds St. Maiden.lane, N T.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-25
aiouses aua farms tuantea.

WANTED to RENT from the lst of May next,
10 seood nghbornood not below th't or above SSth-
IT between I'd and fh-ays small HOUSE, with the modern
improvements suitable for gentleman and nj. wie Parties
having house to hear Of desirable tenant b.
addfssting q. NJ, Box No. 2, %, PostUffcs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-25

NOTICE is hereby given that BOOKS for the
~ SUBSCRIPTION Of $3.50 900 a. ADDITIONAL STOCK
10 The MECHANICS BANK of MISSOURI. a. 81. LoahA
win be OPEN at the BANK OF AMERICA. 10 this city on
and MONDAY tee 25d inst The aathoFized capital this
Bank 0Otc, CT which 1s as has taseu and paid
up by the citizens Of Miss uni This Bsnt has been In operation
years. Regular yearly dividends OF ye per cent
have been declared with accumulated surplus Of ts4 4S
The charter liberal in its provisions has the personal .
bty clause has twenty years St Eog 10
sdered Of the ss and best points in tbs West r bansss
operations But few better opportunities for Investment or
feied The attention spss and others Is called 20 the -a
Ten per will he required to BE- paid II the te % sab
scbing the residue within The ensuing thu Df
mag call due notice but may all be PAID up az the
te onon Of the subscriber Pro dividends win BE-
paid 70 subscribers day payment dividends Ess,
stockholders will be paid in HewYork Persons dess
other and further information w obtain the by applying
at the Bank of America J. w WILLS. President.
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sVNTEEs RAPE SEED.

in order to Earn ,he.r own Burning Oil. The
mill being cyu.n' t-a 7 hall buy any quantity Of
Rope S,.I FOR CASH, ard mauui cure ONLY
Purified OIL. Farmer may rest -srste that
,htl eudeayor to selve them N this line Of bQsi
less to their satisfaction.
* lie las K pc Seed for sale, and will FIR
Ms. it 10 farmers al cheap rate, as an induce
meut for them to cultivate it.
WILLIAM RAHR
Mtnitowoc April 81 500. Att
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SEwfTG MACHINES 1t is the aim Of
the Chicago Sewing Machine Co, TO fur
nizh tie community with class Of tie
most simple, practical AMI reliable ma,
chimes in the West, for all the purposes Of
f.mi.y sewing. Our machines are reduced
in price, 50 ,hat all families can afford to
use them. They embrace number Of
patents with all The late improvements, at
prices varying from So to $75 the lower
priced ones are especially adapted to fam
iiy use, the latter for tailors' and manufac-
turers' purposes. To agents wishing to
supply certain districts, we offer special
Inducements. On receipt Of SIS, we will
send a fir, class double threaded machine
AIdIess c. \. COOK,
30 I'I-...r.
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q. TaRCEsOV. < 90.

Dealers 81 D., Gaoos, Groceries. Provisions,
iiartaac, Csocaers, Ba.,- an Shoes, Hats
an C,.s, Dr.--aal Medicine, Ola :, Nails.
etc, Produce u al Kinds waited, nit
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WV. II. NICHOLS.

Attoraeya md CounSel1or at Lar,
Office on York Street, Manitowoc, Manitowoc
County Wis Collections promptly attended
to nl-tf
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Every Family Wants a
~
< ewing Machine.
Double Threaded.f
NSAS AL CotCO,
SEND IN YOUR ORBEPS

oDNb ~ 1CCh ORDERS
Prices No. /, SO. No. ..
$50; Ne. ), $50. Nanrtuc-
turing Mrchjnca, $35 to $40.
Famiy .Se1cing Machines-
! Manufactured and sold at wholesale and retail
at pricet within the reach of overv family and
adapted to all kinds of coarse and fine work
Agencies wanted in all counties throughout the
Northwestern States, by
CHICAGO SEWING MACHINE co.
Fansily .ScWing JIachines-
Which have the highest testimonials and cor
tlfcates in their favor from families end tina nnb
TIC press They will run backward or forward.
making smooth and elastic stitch on all kind,
Of fabric, by
CHICAGO SEWING MACHINE co.
Family Se1ging Machines-
Our machines run with a rnJbe,. frict;o, ,,Iesy
doing away with the stretching and annovance
OF belt or banda desideratnm which has long
heen sOu5ht Tor. Our Tachinesdhave straight
ne edie and a gnard to prevent breaking. Tins
requiring not more than one needle in six months
common use. Made by
CHICAGO SEWING MACHINE co.
Family ,SeWing Nachiues-
So simple in their construction that child &c
twelve years can work them with ease. Wa
warrant the seem secure though every tbird
stitch be cut; they make 9G stitches per il CHI
stronger and handsomer than any sewing dopo
by hand. Sold by
CHICAGO SEWING MACHINE co.
family Se;0ing Nachincs-
That will Hem, Stitch, Fell, Gather, F,ubroi
der and make Two different stitches on the samo
machine embodying all the improvements If
the age at prices varying from 25S to 500
each, made and sold by
CHICAGO SEWING MACHINE co
Family .Sc,oing Mochincs.-
Our machines arV used throughout the conn.
| ~, gl'lng satisfaction TO all who use them and
are, undoubtedly, the most econt mical. hest
made and cheapest in use. A person thororot0
| iy acquainted with the operation and constrHc-
| ton OF all kinds Of sewing machines will sIxovs
| be IN attencendance, and ready to serve all VI,
| may wish Tor information ia regard to our ma
! chimes, at
CHICAGO SEWING MACHINE co.
| FomIy Seacing Nochines-
| We will furnish circulars with full and e,nr.
CIT directions for using, also explaining tba;-
mechanical const uctiou and giving the most
| satisfactory evidence OF their superiority in ma
ny respects over all other family machines.
PATENT UNIVERSAL HEM
MERIT,
We have the Universal Hemmers adapted 10
all kinds OF Machines. Price Five Doll,rs H.,
VIII be sent by mail to any one on ACCENT Of rho
above. "a the
N0tIce 40 Agents.- We offer q liz
erdl discount to parties wishing an Aoenc, ov
| r'ghs Of sale OF our Machines. With a small j.,
vesment of capital profitable business can 10
readily established. All sales to agents with
discount must be invariably for cash
J N.B.-Our machines all stsnd a.
are worked by treadle. anu
u On remittance Of Is dollars We sirIss-d
to machine, per return OF exprcsr. Addrs,s
G. a. COOK,
Agent Sewina NacRiac Ia
! ONCE l24 Lake street, % pta.rz. f,,.i,s'o
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Livery & Boarding Stable.

THE LIVERY BUSINESS, of the late firu of
l. GLOVER & McCALIIsTss, will in future be
conducted at the old stand by the undersigned.
Thankful f0r past patronage, my efforts in future
vi! be with direct reference to deserving corr
tinuance Of the slme +. Z. GLOVER.
Manowoc, July 6th, 1859.
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attorney md Cpuaseii9r 1t Lar,
Ard Notary Public. Osice on york street.
MsntOwoc, " l,Coa-In. 2-l-Iy
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II. II. ANDERSON.

Attorney at Law and Notary Public. Office II
Berner's building, south side Of the river.
Manitowoc. 52-Iy
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Farmers Take Notice.

T,UE UNDERSIGNED intends erect this
season a iirsJ~class OLE fEsEa. in Man
itowoc. lie Therefore would ASK the Farmers to
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SCOVIIL'S
.SARSAPRILLA AND STILLINGIA-
BLOOD e. LIVER SYRUP
Prof. II, s. Newton says, in Gin

Prof. II. s. Newton says, in Gin
cinnati Medical Journals, (Vol. l, No. 5,
page 3lG.) in regard to the cure Of MAR
= TIN ROBBINS, one Of the most remark q
= able cures On record: =
=, While ne was in the worst imag inaa- .
- bic condition, we were called to attend q
- him for fracture OF the leg, producedhy -
u fall. Phe Indications Of reunion Of -
- the bone, under the circumstances, were -
= very uRfavorable, for he would sit day =
- after day, picking out small pieces of
the bone, whic would slough off, found -
5 him using SCOyILL's preparation, which
he continued TO use until cure was affect
- ed. -
- "We gave him no constitutional treats -
ment, being in attendance only as sur =:
c geon; yet we confess we had much curl ~
- osity to Sc what could be done in sys- rf
= tenn so EXTENSIVELY DISEASED "a his was -
= The Journal remarks, in passing on -
= that "Many other equally bad cases have -
- been cured in this city, by the Syrup of -
= Sarsaparilla and Stillingia." :.
We have known the manufacturers
of it personally for many years, and can
say that they are reliable men"
Sold by JOHN D. PARK, Proprietor, Chica
go, III.
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AT 5 o'clock asst Saturday morning
there were twenty three vessels in sight,
from this port
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ATTORNEY d COCNSELLOR ATTAIN,
Nex' Door to tie Post Office,
Nm tor.c. III Wisconsin.
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Tn Nrz-s.G At DaI~coLL's. = We
hope the Democrats Of Franklin, Maple
Grove, Cooperstown, Ko-suth, Cato, Rock
land and other towns Of tie county. will
not cail to be present at the DoucL}s and
JoHssoE meeting to be led a, DRrscoLLs
on Wednesday next Let every Demo.
crat attend and bring his neighbor with
him. Tie meeting will be Iar@e one,
and 70 ] speeches ar4 a good time "
generally he expected. Turn out, every
one
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-08-10

MAMMOTH LA<n Clearing Bee. - 4
mammoth land cleaning bee came of in
the Town Of Frarkin, On MONDAY. The
land belongs to Mr. BarAS LoarGAS. and
At an early hour one hundred and twenty
four men assembled ani commenced
work. Before night nineteen acres had
been cleared. An interesting commu-
nication from j. s" in another column,
gives full particulars.
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z. EsEaEs 5 IL a : = = -S sVEt
TV.II5 HOUSE has been thoroughly Iefttad.
/ aud improved, and travellers Will find every
coIyeuierces, OF . first class Hotel. Good and
airy rooms, well furnished, and polite attention
win be furnished to those who favor Us with
their patronage,
Iz~ BOARD, per dav, SI-per Week, 50.
Ianit0w0c, Aug p, 1879. SLY
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r-The Episcopal Mite Society meets
on Tuesday evening next, at tie residence
of Mrs. Q. II. CANEzruR.
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Office with Wm 81 Nichols, ESQ
H. s. DrRAsD, safe Aqeas, Racine Ally