The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-06-29

TIVE rronrietors Of the SATURDAY EVE
! 4 Ming POSH-'the Oldest and best Of the
we5k}ies' -haye the pleasure to announce to the
reading public that they have made an ercI,1>
size engagement with an author whose powerful
stories have Of late attracted great attention. and
that they will open the campli IN Of 1860 tn d
noyelet, written expressly for THE POSE called
TIE EARL'S DAUGHTERS;
! BY the author of The Red Court Farm" "Tbe
| Rock" the Hester Halwell," "The Six Gray
! Powders" "Ihe Diamond Bracelet" &c, SC.
In this story, written expressly for he Post,
this powerful writer's genius has had full SC De
| af'rded it; and we abie to statG-having read
| it in manuscript, for il il already in hand-that
it will make sensation, unless we are greatly
mistaken, as enc OF the most powerful aud in
teresting 8 cries ever published
To enable those unacquaiutsd with the Post
to judge Of the richness and variety Of ite gener-
! a! contents, may state that during the past
| year We have published uovelets, stories, poems,
essays, &c, from he pens of the following gift
| ed writer's
e. P. R James. Charles Dickens, Alfred Ten
! nyaoa, Charles Rea1e, Il. W L2oefsllow, Chas
! halksy Wt.kie Go ms, DR.. 0 " Holmes r :
Arthur, author Of 'Tte Scout,' &c; Alexander
! Dumas, joins 6 Whittier Owen Meredith. p j
B lLley, author 81 Fcslus'; Lieu Habersham, Ma
~ H0gtt, author Of The Red Court Farm aud
~
Pardoe, Florence Percy, Amelia 3 Edwards, En-
ma Alice Brown, author Of The Ebony Casket';
Mrs A Deunson, Fanny IL Raymond, Nora
Perry, Isl Craig, Miss Marlineau.
The Post dors not cODfue itsalf, however, to
works Of the Imagination, as so many weeElfes
now do Il generally devotes a fair proportion
81 It's ample space 10 the News Of the Week, For
e.Gn ana Domestic, to Letters f ON Paris, to an
Agricultural Department, to Bank Note and
Sock Lists, and to a Weekly ard accurate Price
Current Of the Prodoce Markets, &C. &C.
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