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No Is


Power has passed from the Democratic
party IN neariy aH the Northern States It's
vitality and force are concentrated in the
South. The fact IS that ia Congress aud in
the councils OF the party. the Northern De-
mocraey are almost without, influence aad
power. In the Senate Of a., Z si,ed States,
II is a noticeable fact that no Northern DEM
ocrst is placed a, the head OF any important
committee. and SO keeniy vas this felt that
Mr.. Pugh. the Senator from Ohio. raised his
voice in bitter lament against the Humiliation
inflicted on the Northern Democracy. The
TACT Is significant, showing that while the
Northern Democratic members Of Congress
are regarded as useful for voting appropria-
tons and many other purposes. their South
ern brethren are unwilling to trust them in
responsible positions where their influence
might be felt or their treachery prove fatal.
Whether their distrust be we'll grounded or
not. shall not undertake to determine. but
1t IS certainly natural. Knowing as they do
that these men have betrayed tho interests Of
freedom and their constituents. for selfish and
party considerations. it is not strange that
they should look upon their own betrayal As
not among impossibilities. OF even improb-
abilities.
PROTECTION or AMERICAN INDUSTRY.
In collecting the revenues Of the nation.
the duties upon imports should be 90 adjusted
and such Determinations made. that adequate
protection be afforded to American Industry
While it is not the duty OF the government
to build up and maintain monopolies at the
expense Of the body Of the nation. yet it is
entirely within the power of Congress. by a
proper regulation OF the tariff. to afford just
encouragement and protection to tho agricui-
tural and Manufacturing interests Of our
country.
THE HOMESTEAD.
1t has long been the opinion of many states
men that the Public Lands should not be
treated as a source Of revenue. but that they
should be donated in limited quantities to ac-
tual settlers who would improve them and
thus build up new communities and States.
The greater portion of these lands hitherto
have been purchased by non residents aud
held for speculation. The actual settler has
thus been compelled to purchase at second
hand and At advanced rates. while the poor
man has been debarred from . home aud
from a field for his industry. 1t is the actu-
al settler; the hardy pioneer. Drawing the
dangers and submitting to the hardships of
the wilderness. who erscts new States and
enlarges the boundaries OF our National
wealth and power They arc public beneiac'
tors and should not be required to pay trib-
ute for their benefactions. Their homes
should be given to them by the nation upon
condition that they improve them and thus
add to the aggregate of our national prosper
ity. 1t is not important that we have very
rich men in this country, but it is important
that all have homes and q competence. and
be made to feel that their country is a nurs.
ing mother, whose devotion to their interest.
and protection of their rights, can only be re-
Quilted by life Of patriotism.
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JAMES N. POE, having bought ont the interest
Of Curtis Grave in the above firm Of Gorsuch Grave,
the business will be continued at the old stand ono
of the New York Store and under Starr Hall
They ordering and receiving many Of their goods
direct from the manufxcturers AMI consequently can
compete in prices. &C.. with any haI in the Wet
We respectfully solicit all those wac have heretofore
the house still continue TO do and We
invite all others give call before purchasing
here. expect TO keepa eneral assortment Of
Hardware Carpenters and Coopers Tools, India Ruo-
ber and Leather Betting, &c. &c.
GORSUCH & POE.
As have sold my interest in the Hardware trade to
j. NJ Poe. Esq and about retiring from business,
would recommend TO those who have so literally pat
ronixed an my friends generally, continuance
CURTIS GRAVE.
July II, 1883. 35
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SeyaStOpOl Nurseries.
RICHMOND. md.

HI and Hortcuitursts his splendid stock of
Fruit aud Ornamental Trees,
consisting Of all the best varieties Of the Apple Cher
~. Pear and Apricot, in . thrifty condition. also,
Grapes aud Strawberries Of the most popular kinds
Houshton's Seeding Gooseberries, Lawten aud Ro-
ehse Biacs sberries. Linnsas Rhusarb, Usage Orange
Plants. sc
Persons wishing anything Of the kind would do well
= call st the above Nurseries before psrchs ssns
whore, a. am determined o keep sut the very
Ssss ~tisc and will s.u ~ cheap as the cheapest
HIRAM SULSER.
March Is. IL
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IThe most extraordinary Of recent spir-
itual stories is one that is told and extsosive-
ly believed at Pittsburg. Pa. and vicinity
While mass was saying at Latrobe. Pa for
the repose Of the soul Of deceased priest.
the form of the same priest appeared in front
Of the altar. raising his hand in warning
manner. The officiating priest started back.
when the ghostly priest spoke. u,terlng her.
estes very shocking to his brethren IN the
flesh. He told them they need not trouble
themselves to pray him out OF purgstory. be-
cause there is no such place, that there are
but two places in the future world. and only
two priests had ever gone to heaven. and he
was not one OF them. II they could ges
him out of the other place h would Be very
glad. bat shst Vas impossible. Having made
this frightful speech. the ghost disappeared.
and the congregation separated. leaving the
mass unfinished
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VA disease has broken out amongst the
cattle in North Brook6sId. Mss. which is
said 70 sweep every thing before il. It com
mences with violent cough: the cattle
iinger on . few days and die-nons recover.
The disease, which Is said to be Of foreign
origin. is rapidly spresdisg. ssd the people
sre pesdeaiag Ahe Issiala1ase - adspt meas
ures 10 arrest it, progress.
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Clrcrit laglt-,.an.l9Moe Caa.ly.

S'--N>'' $500
.T5scnh : CaoswgN gainsf JuhnJ Owen, J, r
Hawkins. Lorda~ y Walker, - Walker
his wife. John GcIlanl, and Hi-ha b. Dean.
IN virtue q ana pursuant to j Judgment rem
/ dPred in ssid Court in the above entitled ac-
ION, dated the / ST day Of My 1860, !, True II.
Bah Y K fierce, APPOINTED in said Judgment,
.hall expose far sple and sell at public eucto",
t the Court Hou-e in the Village and Count
Of Mani.0wac, on Saturday the 2Oth day OF Oc>
.gber. 1850, at the hour Ct Ten O'Clock III the
forenoon Of that day, tic following described
Mortgagcd premises er 20 much thereCt IS hiay
be necessary 70 raise the amount OF sand j'd@-
me. t. i tercst ara ccs ., tcge.fcr "I'n gA-
n.uses Of sale: Tie G...H#iug described raa,
ia situated ,l ra" counties e .riiawoc and
kewaunre. Al tia u iiT.l,e. one holt OF tie
following trac- or parcel q nd known and do5~
orihed a. fp.}4aa IT, Wit: The South hal. Ct the
Il nth set ats.t. d .tr. 10. thirty SIX 800
T ~. .aau-y q. j.. ~. s.a Ef""e twenty t-r-er
- exec. ias .. E.G ara 9"...e. &'l,S
i.glaoj a.r"t.'. '' "...@,"# - "." " ~. ~"
r.,.. ar 4 : ....l. d. Re .ar." 9 e, 1904.
..E .-,.....8 Il. .e III r Of 'aa i -'-..E Il!
lied, .. Ina gouu., q. 4..u3.JWuy H. aheI ) VI
deeds at page 5 / I'll 7H.cA said county tat ta".s
i. .Jau il a -.t..ia3. 40 ila t"- a.sil
videl orc halI pat Of the tol""l q -oa...5J
tralt Of ! nj l;I3t.d il he coaa'y o' Il "t.s
AID =. a-a ut "l-' .zio, ~ We 'h' r,.''."
Est Q carer Of she Eurh Tt Qna'r and the
North East Qc3t',T OF sao So#,h E. lo.l'ar 1t
ectfon un4b u.He, 8 .ne SoU.h s. Jest our
ter of tie Ng,th West Il artcr, snt the South
West quarter IF the south Wet QV.Tj-r VI
section NUMBER ten. 10 Tie South west quar-
ter Of section number frrecn, Is. The South
East quarter Of the South Est qnerfer of sec
ton Der sixteen. IG The South East quar-
ter Of section number t~ertv-one, q. The
vat half Of tie goath vest quarter, 4ud the vest
half If the north east quarter If section number
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
PHILADELPHIA

4 BeHegots'tt Institution established By Special
Endowment for the Reljf If the Sick
and Distressed, afflicted ,eith Viru-
lent and Epidemic Diseases.
THE HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view OF
i the awful destruction Of human life caused
by Sexual diseases, and the receptions practiced
upon the unfortunate victims Of such diseases by
quacks, several years ago directed their ConsuIt-
ing Surgeon, as a CUARITABLE ACT worthy Of
,aeir name TO 0pel a D'spe4s4ry for the treatment
u this class OF Diseases in all their forms and to
give MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS TO al who apply bv
letter with a description of their condition, age
occupation, habits Of life &c, and in cases OF ex
treme poverty, to FURNISH MEDICINE FREE OF
CHARGE, 1t is needless to add that the Associa-
ton commands the highest medical skill of the
age, and will furnish the most approved modern
treatment
The Directors of the Association in their Ans
nual Report, express the highest satisfaction with
the success whIoa has attended the h6oTs OF
their surgeons in the cure OF SpeTmatorrh@e,
Seminal Weakness, GonorIh@a, elect, Syphilis,
the vice of Olauisil or self abuse Diseases Of the
Kidneys and Bladder, &C., and order d coutinu-
aEce Of the plan for the ensuing year.
An admirable Report on SgermatorrhR3, or
Seminal " eakUess, the vice of 0uIEizm, MastuC-
baton, or seli-aJu5e, and other diseases Of the
~@A''' Va o''~, - 'S Nci+''-'t- Ia c~N"i va
be sent by ma.l--in Il sealed euvelope-FREE OF
CHARGE, Oh receipt of TWO STAMPS for postage
Other Reports and Tracts Oh The nature aud
treatment Of sexual diseases, Diet, &c, are con,
stantly oeing published for gTatutous distribution
and will be sent to the afflicted. Some of the
new remedies and methods of treatment discOv-
| cred during the last year, are Of great value.
Address, for Report OF treatment, Dr.. J. Skill
LIN HoUGuroN, Acting Surgeon, Howard A-soca-
zion No. 2 South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
BY order Of the Directors,
EZRA D. HEARTWELL, President
GEO FAIRCHILD, Secretary. ely
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Official Strcetorg.
UNIFIED STATES GOVERNMENT

UNIFIED STATES GOVERNMENT
Pre,ideat-JAMES BUCHANAN, Of Penn
vivania.
Vice Publications. C. BRECEIsRIDGE, OF
Kentucky.
Secretary of State-Lewis Cass. of Michigan
!Secretarv OF War, hn B. Floyd, OF Virginia
.Secrstarg Of NdUy-Isaac Toucey, OF Conn:
Secretary Of ory-Howell Cobb, OF IA.
!secrstasg Of L,terior-Jacob Thompson, o.
Mississippi I'd.
Postnastcr General-Joseph Holt
Comm issiorer Of Land Q5ice-TA HendFic *
Commissioner Of Indian Atd'rs-'IeoFge ~
Commissioner Of PQtents-Josiah Ninot;
Chief .J,esiice Supreme Coart-Roger B.IaI ey
Associate .bistices-John Mclean, James NJ,
WAYNE. John Katrou, Peter '. Daniel samuel
Nelson. R9lert c. Grier, Benz. r. Curtis, John
campbell
q. 5 .Narshal for HTsconsin-Jehu II. Le"N
Deputy Iar diaI at -lanito~oe-Jere. Crow
lev
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The only authentic memoir of him ever pub.
lished.
One volume, 12mo., cloth, 400 pages with il
Illustrations. Price, SlO0. And upon receipt
OF the price and q cents additional for Postage,
copy OF the book, together with handsome
present worth from so cents to 500, will be sent
to any address in the United States.
IRE Of Sam. Houston. G. G. Euans, Phi!a-
deiphia.
There is no campaign in modern military
history which TOR its extent, although attended
with such disastrous results, although eventual
~ ending III the the liberty of the Republic, than
that conducted by Gen. Samuel Houston, during
the years 1867 IN the defence of the Ameri-
cans then settled upon the frontiers of Mexico.
In brief period, with small band of Heroes
hastily raised en- mdSSe, and lily armed and ac-
courted, the brilliant defence of the Alamo, was
made forever glorious By the bloody massacre
pefpetrated by the Mexicans. This unfortunate
event which showed valuable lessons and glori
Gus Illustrations of the yalor of our citizen sol,
dIeI7, and OF the genius of the Great Chief and
Hero, ought rot to be forgotten or hastily CLAN.
ced over. 1t IS believed that the caupaion du-
ring the Texan war has not received fuI instice
in the narratives which were published the mn.
merous merits of which were married bv serious
errors. BY comparing these various versions,
and by consultation with those who PLAYED prom-
lnent parts In this event in history it is be-
leved that the biography of the Texan Hero,
WEIGH is Invested of cumbrous details of military
technicalities, is faithful and exact as it il
practicable to render narrative of this descrip-
ton.
The sole desire of the author has been to dc
full justice TO American vaIor and patriotism.
and to present truthful and vivid pictures OF
that memorable war, and OF the conduct of the
Great Chief, who sprnging from the people,
frontier warrior, without science art or experi-
ence in military affairs, was enabled through the
smiles of Providence, by his stout heart, his sa-
sactou5 intellect, aad ardent patriotism, to rene
and nearly destrav some Of the most mercenary
soldiers that ere never sent forth 10y any power
on earth. Ought such deeds to be permitted tc
ftde tom The memories of a patriotic people p
No! 1t IS reoroach to the present generatioI
that there is not more spirit exercised by ouI
government in defending tie rights of our citi
zns and extending that protection to then
which has ever been saHr toned by every tru,
son Of 0ery Adipr~z
GEO. G. EVANS.
Publisher, Ne. 1879 Chestnut-street,
Philadelphia
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e,-s,;, coa,t-wsnItowee CernfT.

RiEEIkL tCalt--A2HE.AS"1N N"At~4's'
Alfred Smith against James N. Sprague,
HI. UIlman, for the use of r. II. Mil
Ter. William Aldrich, Hezekiah H.
Smith. Martin B. Medbury, John W.
Medbury, James T. Aldrich, the City
Bank Of Racine, Jacob A. Hoover,
Thomas Turton, John Sercomb, Gilbert
Knapp and Charles Keuhn.
~ virtue o., and pursuant to a judgment
rendered III said court in tie above entitled
action, dated the 18th day Of April. 1850,
|, True ~ Bailey, Referee appointed in
said Judgment, shall expose for SAFE, and
sell at public agr,:or at tie Court House
in the village Of Manitowoe, and county Of
Manitowoc, on Monday the 10Th day Of
September, 1860, at the hour often o'clock
In the forenoon Of that day, the following
described mortgaged premises, or 50 much
thereof as may be necessary 10 raise the
amount Of said judgment, interest and costs,
together with expense Of sale: The FOL
lowing is description Of the mortgaged
premises hereinbefore mentioned the
undivided one fourth Of the following des-
cribed parcels or pieces of land situated in
The counties Of heWaunee and ManltOWoc,
in the State Of Wisconsin, viz: one undi-
vided one fourth part of the south west
quarter Of section fifteen 49,, one undiyid
ed fourth part Of the south east quarter OF
section twenty one CD, one undivided
fourth part OF the west half of the south
west quarter, and Of the west half of the
north east quarter of section twenty two
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Circuit Ceurt-co nfy Of Maaitsw0e.
Johanna c. KIemm
.Tustus kliure.

Justus Klinge.
IN virtue Of, and pursuant to Judgment
rendered in said Court, in the above emit
tied action, dated the 9th day Of April,
1850 l, Edgar D. BeardsIey, Referee APP
pointed in said judgment, shall expose for
sale, and sell at public auction at the Court
House in tile village Of Manitowoc, in the
county Of Manjtowoe, on the l0th day OF
September, 1860, at the hour Of ten clock
in the forenoon Of that day, the following
described ged premises, or 50 much
thereof as may lie necessary to raise the
amount of said Judgment, interest and
costs, together with the expense Of sale =
all that certain piece or parcel Of land,
situated in the village of Two Rivers, coun-
ty of Manitowoc, and State of Wisconsin,,
and described as follows to wit: Lot
number four a., in Block number fifty
five (55), in said village according to the
recorded plat thereof.
Dated Manitowoc, June Sth, 1850.
T. .. EEARDSLEY, Referee.
I'm. II Nichols, PLF's -1tt'y. IS
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Great Cunt. Comfy of a!ioune.

Perry I. Smi.h @gt. Jane HcUanie,s, William
Vi. Wright, AID Anna u. Aldrich.
The State Of Wisconsin to the above named De
PENDANTS.
UCU are hereby suumo, 81 an required to
| answer the complaint IN this action, which
was filed in the Office Of the Clerk Of the Circuit
Court in and for the coulfv Of Na1towOc, on
tie 18th day Of March, 1860, and serve copy
Of your answer on the subscr Der at Mauitowoc,
Wisconsin, within ninety days after tae service
hereof, exclusive Of the day oi such sery ce, and
i you fail - answer the compliant as aforesaid,
tie plaintiff wi!l apply to the Cyllt for the relief
demanded in the compliant
WIN ". NICHOLS. PTS Atforunv
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W1,ITOWlC COUNTY OFFICERS.

YAaITOWeC COUNTY OFFICERS
Circuit J,3ge-David Taylor.
ro,,,,tg J,tdgc-Chas. II. Walker.
D;s,y;ct AHo5pcy-Georse l.. Lee
shsrif-Lewis kemPer'
Rsgister Of Deeds Henry Baetz
Trsas,srer-Chas. A Reuter-.
CLERK Of Court. G. 0'msted' c~ ~
Cl.,E of Board Of Snpereisors-'lioef'
Burnett.
Coroner-Thomas Robinson.
san reqor-PatricK Brennan.
Ssnator-Sam II Thurber.
1ssen.B,sane7,-lst District, joseph RANKIN.
A'o'" 81 y. Mulholand.
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DEFaTIT has been made in the pa-rnant of
the sam ar fo..r hundred and lightweight
dollar. which is claimed to be due al The d,te
Of this notice ON \ certain ncr,a,.-a b. aIino
date the eleventh dlv If December IN fra
rpar ma tloY.aol eitl1t I1a7ral au4 aj.v siy.
executed nv N:rh1Iss Wo1,-9cr IN Anton AIIrrp
and recorded IN the Office Of the REGISTER of es
=. fto am. ~ J, 1ra,i,.soc 81 he Siat. If W.
coa-in in v,I G of r,:r-...'...q - 7a~rs Al
27o End a-2 nm r.a71rb ,iay NJ 0.,cci.h,r . u
ls56 "a To-. sr..ork 4 N which mortgage has
ir-rr aurv @-.....al :, rasor N;ro,.; ~ 10 o.
dsg &, .E..r.rv 1--7. ..v sid anton A..l-.l
which as uar..-.r r,s rs,orla-. 81, The .,..t.r
a dsel, oaiaa n larftowac County Wa !,
Vol. 7 Of rarr,coc,,q At P,os $50. On the g93
d,v - O,.ahar 5sza a. o,~,ocs, p - sa-J
,,,lr,,,so - os.i-,"a o. of,re,aid Ma boor g,r'
" rera4 e;gned aGs;n Nv sid essionee Peter Me-
ol,i 10 ne oririn,I roorkaaaee Anton AnGro,
the subscriber rlch ra.as<2lrni1n,f was exa~,,
rad m ~ 1@l. ~ Sc ArgHsr s,,4 ~,
r,.,,or.- =, go, - - ,oai..-m oc 80
Of TIE county If sja,tn,vsc lie state r VII,
cr-siv, :t, ,,,,f,-- -gn. AZ moan. g-f
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Wines, Liquors, and Reer.
BEER Il KERN.

North side, opposite Richards Foundry. Deal
ers in Dry Goods, Groceries and Provisions.
Glass, Crockery, Fancy Goods, On.Cloth
Wooden yarn, Fancy Baskets. FiidIes and
Guitars, aud Guitar strings. Tors, Corlurrs
Paperhangings. Brushes. &c
Respectfully solicit share Of public patron.
age.
Manitowoc, July 1853 Milf
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EzZza 1860. -
THE STEAMER FFETH0x

leaves the North Pier every morningat 5 O'Clock
Thursday excepted tor Sheooyg4u, Port Wash
ngton, and Milwaukee, making c'nss coenec-
ton With toe Steamer ss8xcEEc for Chicago,
Naoitowoc, Jnue -, 1850. n5O If
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SITE GaEERNNtNT.

NIIIE GOV EtNAtNI
Gogernor-Alexander w. Randall.
L;eu,e,apt G0rerror-Bntler e. Noble.
Sfcretary Of State Louis P, Harvey
Treasarsr-Samuel D. Hastings,
Attorney General-James II: Howe.
Bank ComptroHer-G Van s'eenwyck.
Superintendent of Public InStruetlo''--J. l.
Pi,k1rd.
STATE Prison Copulissioner-u Z. heG6
SUPREME COURT
CAief J,4Iicc-L. II. Dixon. D.
lssoeiate Justices Ocsamus Cole anu Dy'o"
awe.
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PROFESSOR HErRY TAYLOR, N. D.


TT TT,rTG VQT-
.'2" % "'la-1 .. ~ lAt SICK ana now 10 COO,
TT tA"E a." 10 prepare Ju.AS, t"".t.'es
Cght.gfoas Discs. '' " " =
TT TFTJC YDI-
VI 'h3 various o''ea7s' "' en- oEeh' fhd gives
.'7 ~ "u SI''P'C| i'''@ 81 uC -''"tAJ u''F8
W5oolinr-"or7r,, Woaslos g.. 'i''' ''''''
TT T77TTc vorr
me symptoms o. group, Cn"'eFa, lhi8n,um,
conc DIai!h~'' " 0fMs, oeh-ea hea", hing~
hes lemedirs for heir cTre '''0 . 80 ''1 ''
TT 7rrrTCIO1-
I '-l-i-2
Til" symptoms Of Fcrer and Agne, and Bilious,
Yellow, Typhus, Scarlet and other Eevers, and
tn; r. cn 1e INC 's7' anu ''''P''S' 'S''0' '0'
TT TFITC YOU
i'e ,'H'p'0'hI =. 1l.iul ~"' '.."' -.
rP7l'' As,hpa H'oi "'I'' h'tui'4 III ~
49,, ra,,,is r,r - 1,
IT TELLS YOU
To sr,,+,r,s # ch.lo,o -To,t.,,, -ro,;,.r.-.
Cboia~, G.su-nor n~sar4ar, Cror,r NJ
earao Of tie RI,rirr Kijrnvs AID T,iver and
"a Is.t II, fon tLcfr c,ro
Tie symptoms Of Pl,uri.y, Spmps. ,,eurarsro.
hpopc|y, Paray si-, The various Diseases f
me inioi., ie"ti', Ear aud ~ ana the best
f-i--eii"s i"f ''e' e4's'
iTTLLLS YOU
-.
iha sThPtrh17 81 IrLepHy, 'dUTd'o'' HeS'
hn3tiFe, u eases o. '"e E@aft' heu'''ti mage,
o1e'ga1 e.' @'t !. ~ ot,l,o'''' "-u
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JACOB LAM.

Cabinet Manufacturer. aud Furnishing Store
Con. tautly on hand every description OF Ma.
hogsny, Black Walnut, and plain Furriurc
which is as good, aud will be sold as e1eap a.
that manufactured in Milwaukee, or elsewhere.
Manitowoc, July, 1859. nl-tf
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sr.gRCH DIRECTORY.

Reorl,r services for Religious Worship VIII be
held as follows:
An. P.
ppEsPYTERTAE-Rev !. II. Dr.
LIsGnAu, Church on Chicago St. lo4
EpI9COPAI.-Rev. G. b. ENGLE,
Church on Chicago Street, loz
METHODIST-Rev.C c. c. SYMEs, -,
Church on Seventh Street, l'E
JIrTHFRAN-Rpv. NJ. KoLER,
Church on Eighth Street,
CATHOLIC-Rev. Max DE BEKS service com
nences at II O'Clock.
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Livery & Boarding Stable.

TIVE LIVERY BUSINESS, Of he late firm Of
l. GLOVER Il McCALM.Tas, vii il future be
conducted at be old stand by the undersigned
Thankful for mast patronage, my efforts in future
will be with d rect reference to deserving con-
tinuance Of the sane. X. L. GLOVER.
Manitowoc, July 8th, 1859.
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Circuit Court, ualitowoe CcaQty.

,c.ins+ Summons Tor moI'flt-
Wiliiam G.. Chase J
TIVE State of Wisconsin, to William G, Ghase.
i You are hereby Summoned and required TO
answer the complaint in this action, and serve
copy Of your answer to the said complaint on
tue subscribers at rheir off ce, Nos. and 9, Mr.
tins Block, il the city OF Milwaukee, Wisconsin,
within tv enty days after the service he'eof, cx~
elusive of the day OF such service; and if you
fill to answer the said COM Iaiut within The time
lGore aid, the plaintiff in this action will take
judgment against you for the sum Of seven
hundred and eight dollars with Interest from the
18th day Of October, 1859 on one hundred ard
eight dollars Of said sum, at SIX Re cent and
on six hundred dollars Of said sum at * per
cent from the 18Th day Of January A. D. 1850,
besides the cost of this acton. Witness the
Hon. David Taylor, Judge Of said count, Of Man
ttoHoc county, his 81 day of July, 1860
SHALL & CAGSWELL,
PaiatiE's Attorneys.
The complaint in this action was iilad il the
Office of the Clcr of the Circuit Court Of Nh i
towoc County, July 18th, 1860. % 6~
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-08-31
Corner Of Eighth and Commercial streets.

UOIHI' y l1FTV0I UH1 JONIU1-It-Rl SETtgIE.
T HAVE opened to-day my Saloon, at the stan /
L formerly occupied By me, where will b
found always on hand, The best
Wines, Liquors. and Reer.
viii be constantly on hand, and the best atten-
ton will be paid to those who favor ME with
their patronage.
- Free Lunch every morning.
EUGENE Won ALTER.
Manitowoc, April 10, 1860. Al