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Nevada national., 1860-06-23

GoLp HUNTING ExPEDITIoS.--An expedi-
tion il about to sail from San Francisco for
the purpose Of bunting precious metals, in
the Arctic regions. Persons who have pros
pected the country report that gold. silver
AID copper are found there in abundant
quantities, in fact in almost, fabulous quan-
titles. Those engaged in the expedition ex-
pect confidently to make their fortune.
Nevada national., 1860-06-23
DIR. ROSENBAUM'
CELEBRATED
STOMACH STOMACH BETTERs.
ron THE TTrpE nE

nvspen.ia indigestion Constipation, Loss Of Appe
tiie. or any Bilious Complaints arising
from merbin action ef tie
stomreh or Bowels.
ALI. OF TIIisE DISEASES YOU WILL SOON be
Il relieved OF by the Of these Btters as pr di
rection on the bottles This great sntidispeptie Is
the result profound and elaborate studying Of
Of the most celebrated physicians Of the present
century. in the accomplishment Of which he has
freely spent both time and money. We do not hest
tate to affirm that where llr Rosenhaum's stomach
Bitter ara used n case Of Fever and Agun cannot
occur II has been anayKed by the most scientific
chemists in the Medical Faculty. and is pre-
serhed by uinetenths of the Physicians Of the
land Try them-test them-on your costitutou
and GO your way rejoicing.
Are you dpspepiic take these Stomach Biiiers-
Are ynu bilious try one of the bottles, and be
relieved al once.
Are YOU annoyed by Indigestion or constipation >
remove the cause By the free Of these Bitter.
Have YOU Fever aud Ague-cUre and prevent this
DESTROYING disease by the Tree Of these Btters
as- The suerority Of these Btters has induced
many To put up a spurious article. To prevent de-
cepiion in the future. each core will be branded.
W b. JACOBS g. co.
and all lsbels will bear our signature, without
which none genuine.
" y. JACOBS co
Sole Proprietors.
Nevada national., 1860-06-23

There is now in Richmond lad between
six and seven years of age, who is said to
play chess with extraordinary skill. II 10
thought he will soon become rival Of
the celebrated Paul Mcrphy for the champ
ion chess belt.
Nevada national., 1860-06-23

A SINGULAR CoIScTDEScE.-The Chicago
Times, in alluding to the sudden death oi
Governor Robinson. Chairman of the Yer
mon; delegation at the Charleston Couven-
tion who expired in a ut Of apoplexy, says
that in 1910 the Vermont delegation Loaf
the Chairman F. w. Aillings, by death in
the same sudden manner.
Nevada national., 1860-06-23

PROUD oF THE CRlFr.-A New Jersey pa
per boasts that there is not a single printer
in the State Prision OF that State. and but
one in the Legislature , Good for the
printers Of New Jersey.
Nevada national., 1860-06-23
CAUTION

Consumers Of ofRoSEBAUM's RITTERs are caution
ed against the many counterfeits Afoat In the
market especially against cheap and worthless ar
tice called Rasenchfs Bitters, put up in this oity
by MessrS Turner's Bros, with the avowed inten-
tion o. proving on the well-earned reputation Of
Rosehaum's Bitters remedial agent in all cases
Of dvfpepsia and similar diseases. The genuine
Roseba UNI has our name branded on each cork, and
our signature on each label
" u JACOBS & CO.. Proprietors,
Sansome Street.
Corner of Commercial Street.
San Francisco, Feb. 18th ls5O.-33-6m
Nevada national., 1860-06-23

@- The population of New York city
has doubled within the last fifteen years, be-
ing now estimate at 100000.
Nevada national., 1860-06-23

At what time OF day was Adam created !
A little before Eve.
Nevada national., 1860-06-23

How to avoid ddrowning--slways keep ycar
head above water,
Nevada national., 1860-06-23
EXTENSION OVER THE SIERRA.

The Nevada Democrat, in abiding TO this
road speaks as follows. with regard to its
probable continuation over the Sierra
New ada -
" We have good reason to believe that
this road will form a portion Of the great
railway that must sooner or later unite the
navieable waters Of the Mississippi and the
Pacific ocean. The Henness Pass is one oi
the most favorable for railroad that has
been discovered on the Sierra Nevada range
and the road from Folsom will approach il
at such an angle with the base OF the noun
iaius that heavy grade will not be requir-
ed. When Nevada is reached oue-half OF the
altitude OF the Pass. little more than half
the distance from Folsom to the summit,
has been accomplished. Three millions OF
dollars will construct the road from Folsom
TO Nevada, and experienced engineers who
know the country well, are satisfied that
three millions more will carry the road from
Nevada to the summit of the Henness Pass.
There is another advantage that this route
possesses over any other, From Sacramen-
to to Eureka South, distance Of about one
mile, the road would pass through the most
thickly settled, the most prosperous, and
most permanent mining section Of the State
1t would be the thoroughfare, for trade and
travel, of not less than seventy-five thousand
inhabitants. In no other part of the State
can a road be built Of one hundred miles ia
length, that would be the thoroughfare fol
SO large population"
Nevada national., 1860-06-23

We advise young men to get calico that
will wash.
Nevada national., 1860-06-23
THE NEVADA NATIONAL.
Engineer RIIiott's Report.

Engineer Eilrott's Report.
The Nevada Journal. Of last Friday con-
tains the Report OF Engineer Elliott. OF bis
preliminary survey Of railroad line from
Nevada to Auburn, made during the last
spring. After giving particular description
Of the line as surveyed Mr.. Elliot proceeds
TO say -
would reccomend the adoption Of the
ma xinm grades on the Baltimore aud Ohio
Railroad. which would reduce the actual
costs If the construction Of the Road. II
disirable. however, the grades may be re-
duced by increasing the length Of the Road
do not deem it necessary to attempt TO
point out or enlmerate the advantages that
would arise from the construction of this
road. The line extends through one OF the
most populous portions Of the State-the
land adjacent to it is rich in agriculture,
lumber aud mineral wealth-in fact the
transportation Of quartz rock alone from
Nevada County 10 convenient water pow
cr. which might be obtained at Folsom,
would be one single branch Of the business
created by the road in which thousands OF
hboTers, now idle, might be profitably en-
poyed, for | am informed by a gentleman
engaged extensively in the quartz business,
at Grass Valley. that the only impediment
to entire success, is the heavy expense at
teldins the employment of steam power in
crushing the rock. the lowest figure being
aboat sis per ten IL the road was coustruc-
ted the rock could be transported and crush
ed by water power at a cost OF about So 90
per ton.
Another branch Of business that would be
created in the event Of this rold being ex-
tended to the vicinity Of the mountain lakes
would be the ice trade the whole supply
Of the State would pass over the road.
As 10 this line ultimately becoming part
OF the main trunk OF the Pacific Railroad
can euy say that from information gathered
from Ditch Surveys that have been made in
the vicinity of the head waters OF the fubas
am ofopinion that favorable line can be
found to connect with Lieut.. Beckwiih's
Survey, without tunneling the Sierra Ne
yada. and connect with the same at a point
east O. Mud Lake.
In conclusion, gentlemen, and Il imposi-
able 10 state accurately the cost dfeon'truct-
ing this road. The probable cost, however,
will not exceed s2.OOO,0OO. am Induced
TO believe that the amount of business on the
road when completed, will pay from is to
25 per cent on the investment.
deem it my duty here to acknowledge the
material aid rendered by John 0strom, Sur.
veyer and Civil Engineer OF Nevada, who
assisted me in the labOrs Of the field. To
Charles Marsh, Esq. Civil Engineer Mr.. E
G.. Waite, Nevada Journal Messrs. ROLES
Nevada DEM eraf Mr.. Ever, of the Grass
Valley National Mr.. VIM. X. Spencer, OF
Grass Valley, and the Hon. Judge Searls,
am indebted to for special favors.
S. G. ELLIOTT, CivR Engineer.
Nevada national., 1860-06-23

A large amount of statistical matter, per
taing to the business which might be expect
ed to pass over the road, has been collected
and was appended to the Report. This in
formation. however. has not yet been pro
perly digested and in its present state is OF
no value to the general reader.
Nevada national., 1860-06-23

SON,
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eXTeEEkTKH HITIERS.
4 SURE CURE FOR
D Y S P E P S | A
AL Diseases Aauiny their ORR
gin an Imperfect Digestion,
or a dranyed condition.
of the Stomach.

There B no remedy known so efncsciJas In
Irswovng this gsnetal di,sase--shis general
OF the whols man, as the Orygsno>
ed Bihers. They attack she diseases in its eta
del, by reTIvng the shining powers Of the pa
tient; by restoring lost appetite. corr ectng
AGILITY. purifying AID strengthening the gastric
fsuice, aud rendering 1t capable of properly and
thoroughly diss0lVing tie food, thu. forming
healthy ehymo and chyle, ard preparing the sb.
| sorbents to take up the noutishment and carIy
1t Into the system, thus genovating the old end
crazy machine by new MODELLING and purifying
the "i.s.s mass Of blood In word, i. can be
| shown fom hundreds Of certificates, from the
most eminent and reliable persons, that there Is
| no medicine calculated to pour oil into tho e1-
| hausted lamp of life like the Orygena!ed B.tt.rs
Let all, then, when health begins to fail :;
when the vital powefsfeen first to be giving
| way; when the appetite frat begins % fail, and
the nerves to tremhlc3 when q man, instead CT
being refreshed and ipvigorated by sleep,
Tired natures sSest restorcr,"
| finds hipse! more weary In the morning ,han
when be went to bed at nisht-let him delay no
| longer, but once commence taking his B;teTs-
lie will soon find, as have, the Tagging pow
ers OF nature reriving, and general health re-
| sufntrg. But it is unnecessary to gay mere, az
| no One can kuaw the value OF this medicine uu-
, I'll he tries It. JOHN D. PARK, Proprietor,
| Deslsr in Patent Medicines, Fshcy goods and
| Ioie' Articles, ! u Lake street. Chicago.
T. b J. ROBINSON, Manitowoo.
l41y JOHN OSWALD, Two Rivers
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DIR. GuysOtt's Yellow Dock and
SaFsaDrfIia.
INDEPENDENCE, June %, 1858.

1-Nbt-I IN u - I II - UAiO ~ lCOC'
MEssRs. BARNES & PARK:
Gen.s-I feel it duty I owe to human
ity, to say to you, that have used indi-
yidually and in my family, DR.. GUysoTr's
Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla, and from
the use oft find it fully answers all pur-
poses for which it is intended Lately
have been brought very near my grave
from a diseased liver, and from the use of
this invaluable medicine have been most
signalIy relieved. An eminent physician,
the other day, remarked in my presence
that he considered this medicine as the
very best Of all the modern combinations.
If this humble testimony Of mine is of any
use to you, you are at liberty to use it in
any way you may thiak proper.
r. Z. Il. BAYLOR.
It is now put up 10 the largest bottles,
and is acknowledged to be the best Sarsa-
parilla made, as IS certified 5y the wonder
fnl cures i has performed, the original
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Arrival ef tie Canada.
Halifax, March %

The Royal Mail steamship Canada from
Liverpool, 10 4. N. of the 10th, via
Queenstown 18th, has just arrived. The
steamship Atna was to leave Liverpool on
the same day for New York The steam
ship Bohemian reached Liverpool 0 p. N.
Of the 18th, and the Kangaroo at noon Of
the Sth. The news is important. The
question of the annexation Of Savoy TO
France was the prominent topic. Sard;n-
ia had consented to the inhabitants OF Sa
voy voting on the subject. Lord John
Russell had stated in the House Of Com
mons that Austria and Prussia concurred
in the views Of England. Russia had not
yet replied. The House of Commons had
voted an address to the crown approving
the French treaty. The amendment al
fixed thereto by the opposition had beer
rejected by large majority.
1t was reported that since Sardinia re-
jected Napoleon's programme for Italy, the
French troops have received orders to be
ready to march at the first notice, and that
the evacuation Of Lombardy and return of
the army to France are threatened.
The Bank Of France has gained 4,50O,-
600 francs in specie during the month.
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Meeting Of the WanifOHoc co.
Agricultural society.

Notice is hereby given, that the Mantle
voc County Agricultural Society will meet
al the Court House, in Manitowoc, on the
5Ih day Of April next, at II O'Clock, A.
NJ. New seeds will be distributed to ac-
tual members Chose who have paid their
dues for the year 1860.
Dated, Manitowoc, March %, 1860.
BY order Of the Executive Committee.
WIN. BACH, Secretary.
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Notice is hereby given to the Democrat
ic Voters Of the Town Of Manitowoc, that
on Saturday, M1rch 81, at 74.'o'clock,
2. NJ, Democratic Meeting will be held
at Dusold's Hall, for. the purpose Of nom
mating candidates for the several Town
Offices, and to transact such other bust
ness "a may come before the meeting.
ADOLPu WITTMANN.
CH'n Dem Torn Com.
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w is Il A IL b
BALdM
Of

~
WILD CHER 2X
: TIE best remedy ever
,knofn 70 man for ths
permanent CURE OE
CONSUMPTION, aot
all Its inciplent syap-
sous such es
Coughs, Colds,
HoarAnes, In
Nuea.a, Group,
Bleceha Of the
Langs, Lioer az
5echQns, Pains
an the Breast or
Side, Phhiac,
Night Sapats,
hNamnattmof
tho Longs AID
Throat, WAmp-
ing Cough, As
MnaA and all
Bgachi2 At-
moae.
Through the winter
months, coughs and
colds are most prevalent
Of oil the Ills that flesh
is heir to. We would
sdviss such of our reA.
ers, aud ethsrs, who
may be thus aftiicted,to
avail themselves OF that
excellent NJ e d. c In e,
"WnaR's BALsAA OF
WILD CHrRkS," which,
Ndgihg from our sxpe.
'rience and that of 9th.
eEs, we consider it be-
ing one G the safes,
and most effectual rem =
ediss that have ever
been concocted for the
above complaints, and
which meets with the
cordial approval of ma
ny Of the best physi.
oians. Aud es delays
are dangerous. and
coughs and colds fire.
qaently terminals in
consumption this agrees
able aud emcacioas re-
medy ehosld At once be
resorted to.
WIsTAa's BALSAX.-
We regard the wild
eherry tree as oEe Of
Natures own physicians
"a SET OF Good Sama-
titan 81 the fore4-for
its medical gym" has
relieved the sufcrings
and saved the lives OF
thousands The Bal
sam prepared by DR..
Wistars Ia q pure and
perfectly reliable prep>
arstion of the rea1
| Cherry Esseaoe, and il
is q remedy bg nc
means bad to take. -
| We speak colfdentl,
and strongly in its ia
vor. from having wit
messed IT'S renovatinE
infoeuee In consump.
tive cases. when al
other prescriptions hss
! proved OF no t6seS.
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H The Republicans Of Milwaukee
have nominated 0. II. WALDO, Esq, for
Mayor Of that city. We believe he is &
cousin of W. W. WALDO, Esq, Of this
village. OF course he stands no chance OF
an election.
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BEER s. KERN.

North side, opposite Richards Foundry. Deal
ers in Dry Goods, Groceries and Provisions,
Glass, Crockery, Fancy Goods, OiCloth,
Wooden yarn, Fancy Baskets, Fildles and
Paperhangings, Brushes, &c.
Respectfully solicit share of public patron
age.
Manitowoc, July, 1859. nl-tf
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DECLISED.-Our friend from Meem

DEcLISED.-Our friend from Meme
will pardon US for declining to publish his
poetry. The subject is a good one, but
would take up too much room in the Pr
lot. He must learn to condcnse his senti-
ments, and put them into verse in more
110cftca[ stvle.
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~ kNANA
YELLOW DOCK,
! -and-
| sA26APA2ILLA.
!! The Great PudtJer
| of the Blood,
| An lnhlliele remedy
| for
l&votuM, Kiny's
. Ectl, Rheuanat-
ism, Obstinate
Lrtanous krup
tons, Pimeples
tor Pu6tule8 on
the Eace, Bot.Ay,
Blotches, Chrc-
nc Sore Eyes,
Ragworm, Tt-
{ r, Enlarge
msent and PAIN
a'aa tho Bones OF
J6nts, Stubborn
Uhefs, Sstphh-
tic Dt80rde.tS,
LftNtO0JO,
and al diseases arising
an injudiolous use
Of Mercury, Impra>
dence OF Life, or IBpu~
ritz Of the blood. This
great Alternative med.
cine and purifyer of the
blood is now used by
thousands oil grateful
patients, from all parts
Of the United States,
who testify daily on she
remarkable cures, per>
formed by the greatest
Of all medicines, CIV
SORTS ExrRAcr or YEL-
Low DOCK AND SARsA~
PARILLA Neuralgia,
Rheumatism, Scroful',
Etuptions On the skin,
Liver Diseases, Fevers,
/ Ulcer Sores, Affections
of the kidneya, d seascs
of tho throat, Female
complaints, Pams aud
! echiag Of the bones and
! jaiDts, are speedily pas
TO fight by using thl1
great and inestimsble
remedy. For all dis
eases of the blood noth>
ing has yet been found
TO compare with It. IL
ciean.es the bio ID Of
al imp uriiie', acts gen.
tlg sRd efficiently on
! the Liver and Kidneys,
strengthens the dises-
ton, gives tone to the
stomach, makes the akin
clear and healthy, and
/ restores the Constitu-
zion eafeebied ky dis
ease or broken down
By the excuses of
youth, to pristine vigor
and strength.
! The Press, II 0 t e |
Keepers, Mage rates,
Physicians and pnblic
men, well known III thu
community, O IL g d d
their testimony 10 the
wonderful effects Of this
great Blood Puritsr.
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LAUNCHED. The schooner Two Char
lis, which Las been rebuilt during the
past winter, was launched on Thursday
last. She has been thoroughly renovated
and repaired by her owner, Capt. r. /.
BELL, and is now in every respect as good
as new. Size will be ready to take her
place in the trade in few DAYS.
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GEO. E.. LEE.

Attorney and Counsel!or at Lar,
viii practice in Manitowoc aud adjoining coun-
ties, aud in the Supreme and U. S. District
Courts for the State of Wisconsin.
Office, corner of York and Eighth streets,
Manitowoc, Wis. milf.
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Observation-Disclosures RICHTER, Director
Of School District No. 2, has resigned his
office and Fred. SALoAoS has been chosen
to fill the vacancy.
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Livery & Boarding Stable.

TNHE LIVERY BUSINESS, of the late frm of
l. GLOVER & MCCALLIsTER, will in future be
conducted at the old stand by the undersigned.
Thankful for past patronage, my efforts in future
will be with direct reference to deserving a cons
tinuance of the same. Z. Z. GLOVER.
Manitowoc, July Sth, 1859.
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REruBIcAx NouIxA71oxs.-Tho Re-
publican Caucus on Tuesday evening at
Dwohrg Hall, was one Of the most bois-
ferrous meetings we ever attended. Tie
whole proceedings fecmel to lie dictated
and controlled Nv one or two aeptlenen
living on the North side Of the river
Their wires were laid very well, and we
give them credit for lie lev.c,itv with
which they pulled them. The prominent
German Republicans Of the village, with
perhaps one exception, took no part in
the proceedings, and whether tlAv will
swallow tho dose prepared for them by
their North side physicians, is a question
left TO themselves. The following ticket
was made up
FOR VILLAGE OFFICERS.
Presidsnt-PERHY i. SMITH.
IreaSurer-OaCAn Koch.
h~shaE-CHAs. BI-GEL.
TowS OFFICERS.
'SuPerytsors-J. y. MARKrAG, Ch'n,
i. TuIERMAN, X. S. AUGEaG.
Tor" C!erk-OTo TRoENEL.
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copies Of which are in the possession Of
the proprietor.
JOHN D. PARK, Proprietor,
124 Lake Street, Chicago.
Sold by all Druggists.
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DEMOCRATS ATTENTION We hope
every Democrat in town will attend the
Caucus on Saturday evening, at Dusoll's
HaH, at Z! o'clock. Give Us a good tick
ct Of honest men, and we can hope for
victory.
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IL Rev. Mr.. ELLIOTT, Of Milwaukee,
will preach at the Tabernacle on Sunday
morning at 10t o'clock, and in the eve
ming at + J o'clock.
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GEO. n. WOODEN,

1tt0rney and Counsellor a: Lac,
Justice of the Peace, and Notary Public. Par
ticular attention given to collecting, &c. OF.
fee on York Street, Manitowoc, Wis. milf
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JOHN TICEAEOGEa.

WAGON, Sleigh, and Carriage Maker
w Shop on York Street, over VIM. Sharp's
Blacksmith Shop, Manitowoc, Wis. Always on
hand and willing to work. 5f
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NOTES LOST.

THE following Notes given to Bearer have
l. been lost, and all persons are cautioned
;-Gaiast using or purchasing them, viz;
Ole Tolr;;ssc"a; $l0. % Ole johnson, Sl4,0s
Bendik Anderson, So, more or less; Andrew
Jackson, 50, 81 JON. Gilbert, $l0,e2 John
Lossesen, 1925; Knud Kuudson, %, more OF
less. De Olsen, 2,3G.
The finder will be suitably rewarded by leay,
ing them at the store Of
COLLINS & co.
Manitowoc, March 5, 1860.
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s, e. w 0GD.

attorney and Counsellor at Lar,
And General Land Agent. Also Agent for the
Ktna Insurance Company, of Hartford, Conn.
Capital, 81, 600 600. Corner Of 9Th and Frank
lin ST, Manitowoc, Wis. nl>tf
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JACOB LANZ.

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 sold as cheap as
that manufactured in Milwaukee, or elsewhere
Manitowoc, July, 1859. nl>tf
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DISTINGUISHED OFFICERS:
General Orders Of Washington, Lee and Greene,
Names of Officers and Privates witq the dates of
their commissions and enlstments, with list of
distinguished prisoners of war; the time of their
capture, exchange, etc, to which is added the
half pay acts of the Continental Congress, the
Revolutionary Pension Laws, and list Of the
officers Of the Continental army, who acquired
the right to half pay continuation, land war
rants, etc, etc.
BY W. T. r. SAFFELL.
Counsellor and Agent for Revolutionary Claims
Oae VOL, l2mo, clo,h 544 pages Price 81 ,25.
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National Billiard Saloon.
JOHN P. DIX, Propritor.

A NEW Billiard Table, with Phelan's improv-
n ed cushions, has lately been added to this
establishment also have on hand choice lot
of Brandies and wines, especially for medicinal
purposes, which sill sell BY the bottle only
Ny stock of Cigars, Liquors, etc, is the best in
this county. Lemons by the dozen at 81 cts.
Manitowoc, July, 1859.
nl-t JOHN p DIX.
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School MoNEY FOR MANlTowoC COuH-
Tf.-The State Superintendent of Public
Instruction has apportioned the School
Money for Manitowoc county among the
several Towns as follows:
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wards Heaven, What can Woman do !
Tales Of Domestic Life, Good Time Com
ing, Angel and Demon, Three Eras in Wo-
mans Life, Ten Nights in a Bar Room,
Angel of the Household, The Hand but
not the Heart Heart Histories and Life
Pictures, The Trials Of Housekeeper,
Leaves from the Book Of Human Life.
'En the union Of thrilling dramatic incidents,
with moral lessons Of the highest importance,
these works Of T. s. Arthur stand forth pre-en
iucnt amongst modern authors"