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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-09-29
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tie iii benz cbeussnauuten Gtatllllsmsnt pets auf>
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-09-29
Mu3eiac fir Tarnrer.

Mnjei9e fir Tarmer.
SIN EelBs peu Scbn 2anc. Warrauta, punl6'
i'd lsltiee 1ir Welc, rter fur Qane rrer audi ee9er
quite Siderbelt aui N,epit 81 uerfauIen, uno er
iudf ib re2balt garner, ptlde einss yanp<War-
rants t~epurfen> il9 all mid Su weneen.
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Strap bel louisville.
NS. Das M1bsre 81 es fabren tfi 5etrn Open,
GER III Qpuiepiue.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-09-29
0eicbGftS=InhDiuuo.

Die Bis jet tetebenee Tirmo ycu
y. Minren & Mippermarn
lit be,te burd gessnleitises uebe1eil1fpmmen auf>
9sbcten.
ct. Yaul, Ninn., ten IA. Septemtsr 1860.
81. y. Mineen.
Jreoeric Wippermann.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-09-29
QltD 9olfmaD 0ouSe, 81
0ritte 9trnEe,

cberbolb Der 0reststsriaaer- airde.sl
1iermit brinss i'd CUR aIsen1einsn aenntntB,
baB lie 5ront ees r5alfspau ~ aalss" ii. einen
rradtnrlen e9aicn ysrtpa,oelt .nuree. Mus9e-
ieidnstes 2aeerhisr, fsine 9ifSre, leipie falte unb
parre Speilc,. int Ifsts an bane. 80
Sciiehe GDlterS tets an 9ane. tceldetin
et'vnn eiaents ea3a b~arssri9ts!sn s3inn1cr yer"
Inn FeiBiasn 3aipraH ti:tst
III. &uta. -MNent.l
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-09-29

Ser &ir@tburm an Der Stride bes Or.
patte,iun in ter sriten Woro 1T beinabe fertis,
uno @Vrpe il9 re6t gut maden, wenn Ct nibt
idief mare. Na9 Snen 81 neist er i'd merfti9
une CT eiirfte int 9aufe Der Belt ben teriitmtsn
l9ieien 2burm 1T Yila iitertreTen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-09-29

s.. Nu{ fe rufreunb: Mb, mic lau n,au fiitit!
AEnnm Sic mir laeen, @erebrtelter, noe man ei~
nsn erfrilGsnten une ~pifauten SmtiB tetrmmt?
Wetnbclb: 81, paruri renn bieirs nidt!
Oa tpanoeln mir ete brittle Strabe binauf serabe
mie rur9 ras 9sIutte Qauo pifantsr 0eni0s une
jmb'Ne. @sten mir aber beute BEN u5alt,pes<
oaue~ 5a[cea" vrn Nlsert AutY pen gcrsus.
yin 9emu'3Iidyts gb5isamer I'M "feinlten 5anlbur.
ger 9. l9n,ad une OsRers- Mb!
Mu ferNfrsunt
Sbr rilbrt mid M!tsr bis 3u Gbranen!
Oortbin, il crrtbiu siebet mid meia eebnen;
Dpb ieiAe Sy ttatsu Sie lie prpbsn?
@eiutrlb:
Des Sirrp Bob llnb n,uB ie bStblieb lcten.
6ril6 ppn ben @lippen lnp is, felt unb errB.
ga, Mdnuefen - @prptiren Gle man blps.
EDS Mcrssn, 9cnntaA Gpusert une- 1cnf
npCb rjt5 bel StrcUi1A ErlIfr ,ur Nitf5h,irnh 9Sipr.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-09-29

3ablen> ais purauf bas rStatement" lautet, icmie
cas- @eridt, taB YrdVoeut BOD" nod fernere
400 600 Mder 2auc in 0iorft 81 triu9en seeenft.
Vieaei9t in ber ndditen 9Sr9e et.ras lycit.
81. publifan. Ncmtuatipn I'M Mctp=
ltlm nnb. 8rptrn 81. - Yer nNew=llIm
Yirnier" bat jebt fem lidet nur@ lie f%cl9encrn
firsli@ eema@teu Ncminoticuen perucuianriat.
Senatorial Oilrift. Side. sir Senator: 8.
&. CLEVELAND, Don Garibault. Sir &eprdl% eutant:
u. @t1eder, BON Brouu.
@cunty-&idet. - Sir &eSiRer Of Oeees %.
pfanrer, bon Muforp. Sir SberiT: 6barls5
Rops, scn New ulm. Sir Mucitcr Scbn 6.
Nueplpb, Don Mew>llm. Sir Surge Of prpbate
uno Court cmmiiVoner: Nidaro Slider, Yun
]fem-llm. SIR Surreypr: 2cuis 8rodmann,
BON New@ ulm. Sir Coroner : @intelmann> ppn
tm-lllm. ..4-. t..
2, Gpnamilioner Gi1rift, - Sobn DcrFer,
ppn M,lforb. $780,.
Der 81. u. Yionier" eytldrt i9 init tiei + Nu>
minaticn int Ma9emeiner 3~ufrieter, iompbl: in &c.
sus aui bic solihiae @elnnuns unt gersaneen-
belt, ale AUDI in Be3us auf bic gefabisuns fsr
Ncaminirteu, Sur NIT Der Nemination tes 5rn.
Streder fir has observation-disclosures it unier
6r.uno nidt ;ufrieben, neil eisier 5err in her
pelitit bisber cine sweiiebafte Steluns einse-
ncmn,en, ZEN 8aurn auf teieen @dultern eetro<
gen babe. .. .Hjifi -.
Die tpadern picniere BON Mew- l1lm lo0tcn al
| lereinss purd Qeute son gerabenn gborafter uno
| fetsn @runbiabsn sertreten iinb, alein pa cine
MitteI0eQuus awii&en ben beiesn p~arteisa, tpie
Ge jsbt ine, chen 10 tprbl Elm Yepeis DON Maeis~
uns unb Observation-Disclosures, ,pie pcn prinsi-
pienluIeteit unb aalsltrasersi fem ta,tn> IL MOL
len, mir, bic mir bic nabere Befauntl6aft tea
5errn @treder ni@t baten> in jleinem Safe has
Grltere annebmen. MI f,d -. ~.~. n.t.
1 Die Mebrbeit Der Rtpublifaner BON BrOwn
County muB bod ppbl ppn Der ~lenfisen gefabis>
une tes 5errn s.nau ilber3eust 8epeien (ein> icnf
it ri9t st b%egreifen, tpie sr bic NOn1inatipn trrb
itints' spciielbaften &eputlitanismus bon elmer
reputifanii9en Gonsention erbalten fonnte.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-09-29

. ~siEt tpie oeaoiieu,~ III Der al9snteine
Nuf eer 8:punoerurs, ueuu Semanp nit einem
pom 0ebrieer Aiebau6 eefertistsn neusn
aleicungslIiid eridciut., Oebriiper Niebaus linb
sef9llts Ite ten ter bGteren Sefeibunssfunf
UNI 9s!ibte Ns'ltsr in mcrsrne'> eauerbaftsn unb
tillieeu Mrtsite,t.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-09-29

Scr Nrc5sf 2orcn; 2au,er's tpssen
Grmorpung lsiner Urau> lputs rpr esm Oii1rift-
Weridt, Nidter Valmer> am persausenen Mrn-
tag r%rrfcmmeu, .alsin man mar nidt in, Stanee>
cine Jnry suiammensutrinsen, neil I@ iiter ele-
len in Der SeHentli9feit lAon 10 lause beiprcae-
men Jaa, fat Jeeer cine Meinune eetileet tat.
Nud am lierltag selans IS ni9t, cine 9urY 3u-
Iar1nen III t%efcmmen.
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SIR Die armen Slain er beute bic 5icts<
pol, Bag es ,.a9 Der n%euelen Gntl9eioune Der
2anocffce II / d t 9etattet 1T, Bios 40 Slider rber
iiberbaupt cine e~erineere auantitat Qano gu te.
3ablea> ais wurauf pas rStatement" lautet, icwie
eas @eridt, tab YrdVoent BOD" nod fernere
400 600 Ider Qauo in Wlarft 81 triu9eu seeenft.
Nielei9t in ter nGditen @rds et1as l,rl.
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NaS McrSen, Scnntaa, 9unsert une lenR
nr6 mas bel 0rsuaO Seller uaur pittatursb Sier-
broucrci".
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-09-29

Sic Sorfteaun Der - Mfaritana".
irtpie eas Concert, NIT benen bic Gallo erSfnet
puree, pereieuen ousfibrliaeres Sob, als bet
&aum nns bcute eetattet gu seten. 5trr Yrpf,
&rtr 1T int Sntere0e ieiues Opernunternebn,ens
na9 benz Often a%ereil't. -.
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Cf-suft Cnurt-NsntteWee CaJn'y-

Alfred Smith against James N. Spracue.
III UIIman, for the use of 4. Il Mil
Ter, William Aidrich, Hezekiah IT,
Smith, Martin B Medbury, John ".
Mcdburv, James F. Aldrich, the City
Bank of Racine, Jacob A Hoover,
Thomas Turton. John Sercomb, Gilbert
Knapp and Charles Keuhn.
IN virtue OF, and pursuant to a judgment
rendered in said court in the above entitled
action, dated the 9th day Of April, 1860,
|, True NJ. Bailey, Referee appointed in
said judgment, shall expose for sale, and
sell at public auction at the Court House
in the village of Manitowoc, and county of
Manitowoc, on Monday the 10Th day of
September, 1860, at the hour Of ten o'clock
in the forenoon of that day, the following
described mortgaged premises, or so much
thereof as may be necessary to raise the
amount Of said judgment, interest and costs,
together with expense of sale: The fol
lowing is a description of the mortgaged
premises hereiubetors mentioned the
undivided one fourth Of the following des-
cribed parcels or pieces of land situated il
the counties of keWaunee and NaDitoWoc,
in the State of Wisconsin, viz: one undi-
vided one fourth part of the south west
quarter Of section fifteen 90, one undivid-
ed fourth part of the south east quarter OF
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
(22), one undivided fourth part of the
south west quarter Of section twenty-six
(26), one undivided fourth part of the
south half, and one undivided fourth part
Of the north east quarter of section twenty
seven (27), one undivided fourth part of
the east half, and one undivided fourth
part Of the north west quarter Of section
twenty-eight (2S), all in township number
twenty-five (22), north of Range number
twenty-four GA east, and one undivided
one fourth part Of the south half of the
north west quarter Of section number thir-
ty SIX (36), in Township number twenty
one CD, north ofRange number twenty
ihree (23), east also east half Of the south
west quarter Of section number twenty
five (25}, fractional east half Of the north
west quarter Of section thirty-six (36),
south east quarter Of the south east quar-
Ter Of section four a., the south west
quarter of the south west quarter Of sec
ton three (3); the north east half of the
north east quarter OF section nine (9), the
north east quarter of the south west quar-
fer Of section nine CO., the north west
quarter Of the north west quarter of sec
ION ten (10), the west hall of the south
east quarter of section ten 10), and the
south east quarter Of the south east quar-
ter Of section sixteen 1Gl, township mum
Der twenty-five (22), north Of range TWEEN
T. four co.
Dated Nanitowoc, June S,h 1850.
TRUE NJ. BAILY Referee.
ITm. Nichols, PlF's airy. n48-12w
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4 CHANCE FOR THE BEHEvoLEsT-Du
ring our travels about the village the past
week, we have met many people and wit
messed strange sights. We have visited
the halls Of luxury and the abodes Of pow
erty. But the most distressing case that
has come nnder our observation is that Of
a Norwegian family living in hoyel it,
tie distance north Of the Episcopal Church
The woman was once handsome, and even
now, in her fifth year Of continued sick
ness, retains some Of her former beauty
For five long years she has been unable
TO raise her head from an unclean pillow.
Her husband is sixty years old, and una
bic TO work, even If work were to be OBJ
tanned. During the past year they have
lost two children and have still two little
ones left. and the entire family are are
truly in a destitute condition. Will not
some of our charitably disposed citizens
look after the welfare Of this poor family.
We know that last spring every shanlee
in that part Of Inc village was fully exam.
incl for the purpose Of discovering voters;
now let their poor inhabitants see hat Be
neyolence is not less active than ambition.
and that those d4sirous Of receiving their
votes are equally ready to relieve their
sufferings.
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Arrival OF the Cjfy(f Baltimore.

ST.. JOINS, n. f., June ..
The Steamer City Of Baltimore from
Liverpool, 23d. via Queenstown 9th,
passed Cape Race at noon yesterday but
owing to an interruption Of the lines, her
news could not be forwarded till to-day.
She has 600 Storage passengers and 60
cabin for N. Y.
The following is the summary of news
prepared by Liverpool Agents of The As
ISOLATED Press for transmission via. Cape
Race. The Queenstown despatch should
accompany It, but has not reached US
GREAT BRITAIS.-The House of Lords
has rejected the Commons bill repeating
the paper duty, and the act excited much
attention. The vote was 1913 against l04
showing a majority against the govern,
ment Of so.
The vote was preceded by an extended
debate, in which Lord Lyndhurst and
other eminent peers asserted the constitu
tional rights of the House of Lords to re
ject a bill, and although it was money
till, he would move for committee to
examine precedsnts for the course pursued
by the Lords, but disclaimed a desire to
place the two Houses Of Parliament in
hostility.
It was reported that the cabinet would
accept the decision of the House Of Lords
and return the tax.
The official Nea politan Statements cur
rent at the departure of the Arabia to the
effect that Gayabaldi's forces had been
completely routed, are fatty contraGicteI,
The Neapolitan troops were completely
defeated at that city. Garabaldi's troops
had invested Morrilla which commanded
Palermo.
The latest runors say that Garabaldi
had obtained decided victory at MoriIla.
The Neapolitan government has very
little to say, but the last bulletin has it
that two columns were pursuing the dis
persed troops Of GarabalGi
The insurgents we're gaining strength
daily.
i was vaguely reported that France
aud Russia signed treaty on the 10Th on
the eastern question.
The bourse had advanced and rontes
closed at C9f20c
Tie Russian troops in the southern
PROV inceS are reported to have been placed
on a war footing.
4 private telegraph from China says
The Chinese government absolutely refuses
he uIlimatum Of England and France,
and that war is the only alternative.
Eg~ As corrective and stimulaIt for
the stomach, DR.. Harker's Pain ranacea
possesses remarkable properties. In too
free an indulgence in vegetables at this
season Of tie year resulting in diarlLca
pou have only to administer tie Panacea
aud all is well; but if you neglect doing
any thing, /: soon becomes an unmauage-
able enemy. Tie Pain Panacea gives
tone to the stomach, and restores the
mucous membrane Of the bowels to a heal
thy state 1t should therefore always be
kept on hand.
For sale by agents, every where.
See advertisements
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VINO Is uE2-Tho following paragraph
We clip from a late number Of the Mlwau,
kee FIRE. Democrat:
The GAINESVILLE Gazette says that 4, no
great distance from tha: city IS whole
sale liquor store, and the only outward iu-
dicalion q tie bushes therein transacted
is placaFd in the window bearing the
significant words. burning fluid" This
reminds US OF a statement We heard made
by gentleman connected with our police
force. lie was at certain saloon in Man
itowoc, where the proprietor had his bot
ties labelled sfler this stYle =" Poison"
" Strichuyue,' Burning Fluid and the
like, and lie thought, he said that the ss
loon keeper who thus labelled bis bottles.
dared TO tell tho truth, and customer
when calling for the articles well knew
VIA, he was getting.
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Clrea!t Cougt-Goan,y of Manitswoc.
Justus I\linre.

Justus Hinge.
IN virtue Of, and pursuant to a judgment
rendered in said Court, in the above emit
tied action, dated the 9th day of April,
1850 |, Edgar d. BeardsIey, Referee ap-
pointed in said judgment, shall expose for
sale, and sell at Pu6lic auction,at the Court
House in the village Of Manitowoc, in the
county Of Manitowoc, on the 10th day Of
September, 1850, at the hour Of ten clock
in the forenoon Of that day, the following
described mortgaged promises, or 50 much
thereof as may be 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-
Il Of Manitowoc, and State Of Wisconsin,
and described as follows to wit; Lot
number four az, in Block number fifty
Eve go, in said village according to the
recorded plat thereof
Dated Msuitowoc, June S;h, 1850.
L. d. BEARDSLEY, Referee.
I'm. II. Nichols, PRS Atty. As
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milwaukee,,
TO ONSJ ETEo,TEV slS
NERVOUS SUFFERERS,
4 Nd

NERVOUS SUFFERERS.
'E7iIE Subscriber, for several years resident
L Of Asia, discovered while there, a simple
vegetable remedy-a sure Cure for Consumption,
Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds, and Nervous
Debility. For the benefs Of Consumptives and
Nervous Sufferers, be is wiling to IN Ike tn e
same public.
To those who desire it, he will send the Pre-
crption, with fnll directions Gree of charged :;
also sample of the medicine, which they will
ind beautiful combination OF Natures sim pie
herbs. Those desiring the Remedy can obtain
it 10y return msi, by addressing
]. Z. CUTHBERT,
Botanic Physician, No. 429 Broadway N Y.
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RAID SALEs-We observe that the
rev store Of BARNES, Bno & Co. is aIres-
~ attracting large share Of patronage
from people Of town and county. Not
withstandi0g the 'hard times our citj-
zous are obliged to purchase goods, and as
q general thing they purchase at stores
which advertise the most literally and sell
the cheapest. BARNES, BIO. & Co do
both these things, aad the consequence is
that they are already doing a good bust
ness. We doubt not that the better their
store is known among the community, the
more goods will they sell. They under
stand their business, aud We advise our
readers to call on shcm. See their adyer-
tisemeut in another column.
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SCoyILL's BLOOD AID LIVER SYRUP.-
GEN1LEMEN-I will with great pleasure
give my testimony as to what your sar-a-
par!.ia and stiIlignia or blood and liver
syrup, has done for me. Some three and
a half years since, I was attacked with a
scTofu'ous white swelling, which was at
tended with most eXcrucia,ing pains. |
tried various remedies, and was attended
with two Of the best physicians Of the city.
lone Of them Professor in an old medical
College, and they failed to give me relief.
[ was so reduced that | was confined to
my bed for over three months. The
nerves and muscles Of one leg were SO
contracted and drawn up that | could no.
walk. | had more than dozen lnunin,,
ulcers on my legs, from which tool. from
time 10 time more than one hundred pie
ces Of zone, some Of them from three to
four inches long was reduced to al
most skeleton, and my friends had given
up all hopes Of my recovery. I was in
this condition when l commenced the use
Of your blood and liver syrup, | have
used, altogether some two dozen bottles
Of II, and at the time the iodine ointment,
which you advise to use with it i; and last
y tho healing ointment. given under the
head Of white swelling in your direc-
tons. am now able to attend to bust
ness, and my legs have become 50 strong
that | walk without any dificulty-and
have entirely recovered my health
Yours, MARTIN ROBBINS, Jr.
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w Is II A IS
BALSAh

W
WILD CHERRY.
The beat remedy ever
known to man for the
permanent CURE OF
CONSUMPTION, and
all its incipient synp-
toms, such as
Coughs, Colds,
HOarsenes, In
fuenza, Group,
Bleeding Of the
Longs, Liyer a.
7ectlons, Pains
an tie Breast or
Side, PhMisic,
Night S,0eats,
MRammationof
the Lunre and
Threat, Whoop-
ing cough, As
hm1a, aa1 al
bronchial 1lt-
fectjonS.
Through the winter
months, coughs and
colds are NEST prevalent
Of al the ills that Gesh
is heir to. We would
Bdvise such Of our read
ers, and others, who
may be thus afflicted. to
avail themselves of that
excellent IN e d C in e,
"WIsTAR's BALsAN OF
WILD CHERRY" which,
Judging from our expe-
rience and that Of 9TH
ers, we consider it be-
ing one Of the safest
and most effcctual rem
edies that have ever
been concocted for the
above complaints, and
which meets with the
cordial approval of ma
ny of the best phvsi-
clans. And as "delays
are dangerous" aud
coughs and colds fre-
queutly terminate in
consumption, this agrees
able and eflicicious re-
medy should at once be
resorted to.
WIsTAR's BALsAM.-
We regard the wild
cherry tree as one Of
Natures own physicians
"A sort of Good Sama>
ritan of the forest-for
its medical gum" has
relieved the suFerings
and saved the lives of
thousands. The Ball
sam prepared by DR..
Wistars is a pure and
perfectly reliable props
aration Of the real
Cherry Essence, and it
is a remedy by no
means bad to take. -
We speak confidently
and strongly in its ia
vor, from having wit
messed It's rcnovatiug
influence in consump.
tive cases, when all
other prescriptions had
| prnyo1 ~ M rff'sct
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FoUHru o. JuLY ExcvnsIos-W'e IN
dcr.tanI that Capt. norcLaaz, Of the
splendid steamer Wasqh TaHey, oTers
his fine boat to tie reoaIe of the Lake
Shore towns for an Exour.ion to Green
Bay on the Fourth OF July. Can't. Douc-
LASS does not make this proposition for
,ha r.,,-ro-o If ,,al,;pc, ,o-.ar h.t q make
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r. z. MATTERS AGA1s-Wo were pleas
ed 20 greet two Of ourold Nenasba friends,
Mr.. CUHI!s REED and GEO. b. CooDwIs,
who have spen. week in Manitowoo for
tie purpose Of arranging orr 7. +. dill
eu't:e>, and doing sway ";,h the present
legal Obstacles which prevent the cornpa
ny from contracting with Meszrs. EEAcuEL
4 Bell for the construction Of tie Road
Nessrs. REED and GOODWIN are fully en-
powered to represent all The Railroad in
tere.t Of Menasha, public and private.
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& SCHENDT

DEALERS in Candies, Fruit and Toys of the
IL very choicest selection. No. l3l, corner
East Water and Huron streets,
NIL WA UHEE WIS.
They also make to order, and keep on hand
every variety of Cakes and Pastry, Ice Cream,
Syrnps, &c. Wholesale and Retail at the lowest
prices.
%" All orders from Country dealers will be
promptly attended TO. n2.tG
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-06-08

DEATu OF A SURvIvoR OF TIE OLD
FEEHcu WAR.-Susan Wadsworth died
near Oglensburgh, last week, in the I-5.h
year Of her sge. She used to converse
about the massacre Of Fort William Hen
ny b. the French and Indians, under
Montcalsn, and the fall Of Wolfe at Que
bee, as events occurring within her mem
Dry She was born in the family OF Irs
Burritt, h Middleton, Connecticut.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-06-08

DolD AsD DAtIvG RoBrGNY-One Of
tic most daring and bare faced roJbcries
that ias yer come to our knowledge, took
place il tho town 81 Eaton, in this county,
on Saturday, last. A German arrived at
] tie d" Catholic Settlement" in that town,
! nbou. two weeks since, and took lodgings
at the residence Of Mr.. OscuwALD, Gath
Ollie Roctor,) fa;guoI sickness, spl Mr.. 0.
kindly took care Of him for several days,
until Saturday, when lie suddenly left tie
locality. Shortly after leaving it was
found that Mr. OscuwALD's room was en-
tered early that morning, and that $40
in cash, gold watch, gold cross, god
finger ring, and other articles, had been
taken. Parties Immediately started after
him, bpt we have rot learned their sue
cess. lie IS a Prussisn, speaks German
and ErgIisb, wore a larl, worn out coat,
Old blue pants, shoes, and cap, but no
stockings or cra7at
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-06-08

4 DIRTY FLIHG.-Mr. FmcH, in his
Herald Of the 3Ist, dubs ia with the title
Of Popc." Such dirty f,ngs At tie rcli-
gion Of our fathers, and in which We have
been taught 10 believe, may please the
bjgoled and ignorant, but We doubt whoth-
er Ar. FrcH will make much capital out
Of it among the tolerant and high-mindej
portion Of our community.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-06-08
TOWN AND UNTRY.
Z u No V 4 L.

- Tile Office Of The PnoT
has Jeen REMOVED, and aojN here-
utter he found on tie ground floor
Of Perry's Emitting, on York
street, nearly opposite tie tec0
HaydlCure Stores.
orr trienHg are iurit6d to call
IN and see 0alr neaC 1uarter8.