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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-09-01

NEw ORLEANS SCHooL OF MEDIcTSE.-Ths
regular course Of lectures in this institution
viii commence on Thursday, November 18th,
ard terminate in the latter par Of March,
1851. The vel known rePuta ion Of this col
lsge, which ranks first among the southern ne
deal Institutions, is as good recommendation
as could Sc given it By Us. The dissecting rooms
Will be opened N the 18th Of october, and elm
zeal instruction giyen daily in the wards Of
the charity hospital, andthrse times 3 week at
the eoIlege dispsnsary. The faculty Of this
institution are among the elected visiting
physicians and surgeons Of the charity hos
prtal, and at an times have free access to if
for the purpose Of sfOrding students practical
Illustrations Of the subjects they teach. See
advertisement in another column.
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nUrIFRis improved csrtD lie. p1tsated Aos- Il.
0Is5s. rhs unfersiEne1 are asnnAt ~ ne aae q tleee
1900 80 qorciuens can BE- sen 81 eur oG1e.
Orders solicitee.
~tels-dar1u Nf
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NV B~ooEs-Cleavss & Walden have re-
ceirsd Aims method Of learning Spanish.
The EboEy Idol, ard part eighteen Of that
excellent work, Chambers Encyclopedias, a
work we warmly recommend to cur rea1ers.
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PIANOS
nlnRrAGEs an HnasrEs

IN ne siU mere are three music stores; these, Of
e0urss, sell planes. mere are also four furniture deal
es uho ssn planes. Ths number ,ola daring the year
was 92s-ghs value, s1,f0
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The FIRST BALE-esoPs.

Tue nrst bale Of The season reached this city August
2 it was from the ~p'sntauon Of Colonel J Manly. OF
Bslivsr cJsnix. Mississippi II Chased a. god
middIiug, and old for iao. Ihis date compares With The
arrival Of other nrst bales ss follows 1855, August u
1881, Aus. gTi 1855, AUG al Isss. AUG. II 1850,
Aug ?. ne arst bale received 10 New Orleans wa
from Texas, and csme In July q. 1858. In 1855 The
art bale received there was alo from Texas, Aug. IS.
This wear Texas was again ahead. the ara bale reachins
New Orleans July 3, 1850. The cotton hat reachsd here
early in lsss va pronounc~d 10 b beisv hat q The
previous year. The ootton Of this year that has cone 70
hand to date, is pronounced iaferisr in staple 70 tas oot-
Ton Of 1883, being Comparatively short. A the season
progressed and the weather cantlnued favorable for
picking, It became evident that an unprecedented large
orop ss sbouf o be thrown On the market, md oonsid-
cradle snxie,y vas ezPre-sedas the passing weeks threw
me receipts higher and higher Nbovs those Of previous
years, that there wouA be a sius in the Market and
4 prsvalencs 81 " dogs prises." Eu-ap- being a. peacs
and ths panic o. 1851 hsvisg ciarised TIE numerical
atmosphere, these fea-s proved groundlsss. The de-
msnd was limited only BY the soiiiy Of he nachln-u
70 pin ) EoOd OttOHs never osassd % Be in sod ds1a1d
and u sood prizes. ne crop row srowi1s. Up % a re-
| cent period, was most glorious IN its prumisc. me plant
vas hsaihy ane aourishfuE and amsution Of worms
and oihsr pests vas scarcely heard. 8 he season a.
va1e'd and Jay heats rand upon Is, they ~ers aeouu'
panied viih = continuous droush ihroughoat the souh.
err eount-y The corn erop vas gsnsraiy injured q
q vast szfsnf. and IN very zzny places gss eonpleseli
/ cut %. lsavina Whole districts Win = proepectof abao.
/ Int famine befure them. mis- druuth has Dot beer
! viihor; IL saeet upon the cntton crop. In 1.-THE hiFhisnd
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HIFeE InIeIIIEenCes
LOUISVILLE, Augnst 81. ?. M-rhe river a nis
point is rising, with four feet thrse lnchsi vrtsr in ne
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AREEsT OF A THIEF.-Last night the police
succeeded in arresting a young man named
Williams. who soms tine since stole a lot Of
bruises fron engine honss No T.. The brsssss
were disposed Of By Williams to a foundry
man, from whom they were regainsd.
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And bundreds q others 10 Memphis and vicinity.
" Remember nat this nedicins is prepared only
b. a. al cher DIsrrhea C0rdiais are worthless mits-
tiouE.
A cure guaranteed 10 al cases
CAurros.-We earnestly caution ia pubic seams
ssreru gu-ious limitations o. this Incompatible reu-
edv. r1ito1 ID under ths head o. -o1rdials." me o1sci
O. uhieh : 10 deceive. and fheresy tske sdranisEs q
TIE msriiss reputation o. ne MISSISSIPPI DIARRHKA
CORDIAL Beware q such worthless trash. AEt ff
tie Euuuins arrcs, prepared only ~ o.. anf Ealczynoi
possibly - flsEppozted-
g. AANsFELn 4 o
Whclsszle nrurriE1,
No. esi End 2s Mtin street,
aFw4u WEmrhfa. rem
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JHE FIRsT BLOOM

me early pr0nise Of The crop q ias-6o was All IA;
c0uld be wished. A large breadth had been planted.
and the season proving favorable, aiarse crop was an
ticipstsd al an early day The season Wss forEsrd, and
on the ssh Of June, 1859, We resolved the arst cotton
bloom. Il was from the plantation q wm. Robertson,
ESQ, near Cokruns Miss. me present year, 1850, is
however, stii more forward ne arss bloom being re-
eeived June ., from ne plantation Of A ". straton,
Fsn Como. Miss.
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mere are sx establishments in town Al which ear-
riasss are ne sea IN trade, and q large aud probable
businsss l. dons. Thr-e Of them manufseture All they
sell. and ssli oay shsir oEn manuiacturs; one mann
fastures End aia sells q eihsr manufacture; two sel
but a na manafaztars. ne humber Manufactured N
ne cy during ne year va 81; Aeir vaius, s7s.sis s.
M valns a. sfher msnufsaures eouns~tsd vim he
s.ns linz q business. snf q repairs, ~As So, f70j ne
nz1bs- q riding vehicles sold Hnd not m~nnufaaursd,
1900; sAsir Taiue, $780,. Euilre nunber o. riding
vshiolss soid, IsTl sntire Emouni paid for riding rshi.
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garaI alattrrs
HN0TICE.El

saturday Moraing, ssPssm'r :, 1890,
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n snt.r The FIRsT DAY OF SEP

on aud sitter the FIRST DAY OF SEP
fMBER. ve Ia move our business operafions 70 Hope
d. Arkuusss where oneiI the other q ne arm val
ifouns ever Tuesday, EursiaT and saturday non
q o'5o1k, a. n uutis o'cset p. ~. No Business
s. be t-ranarted Ga Nemphis.
aa-am MWn0N a nORIAE.
/ an going. are you? Whereg Why
b-ocure Tylsr'e iuimiiabis Ambroiypa. Y ycu WIri
tood likeness o. yourself o. family, COS they are
l-apsr md better fhna sng ether style Of FictuFss
trss huuireg taken taiiy-
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Wanfed

ID and Frsnch. Address
NuLEs AERIwETHER,
sas-In Nenphis, Tgnn,
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TIE Overland Nail leaves every Weineseay and sat
Ir5Ey 81 A. ~, by hs Little heE Aatrer4 per Aeal
errrhsat. flst 81 Iefsrsun street,
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Hatobie River Land for Sale.

UTE propose h sell one huuired and dftg acres o.
w Land. fuur miles from Memphis, on Hatchie river.
| any acres cleared. with goad cabins. The above land
o. geu adapted far E~ErdenlrE rIrp0-es OF raising hay
u l. uusurnassed tu point o. fertility. one huudref
acres b. heavily tlmhered WHICH vii make one hartrei
] az dfr orrds % vol % The rcre.
I vii ell the above ianf % oug time, ur We vii take
railroad stocz, or Mississippi o. Arkansas levy scrip In
payment. Apply 70
ia On w CUFENLNW A co
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CommtrtiaI mattrrs.


EENPHTs DAILY APPRAL oFFfOK,
SATURDAY. September l. 1851.
,E.-ws bear q DO change IN cur ootion marke'
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AsSUAL HEoEIPTs AND VALUE.

TIE feIoWias Is q staismeat o. he amount o. rscsigts
Of cotton At this port FOR the last ten years. and o. it,
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sfAIs OF giEslNlA

Z Arlt. B. wolfe. Notary Public. u aud pr thec1nrT
aforesaid Do berery certify tbat Z have eEaminaI
and VITA the tlrs-urus statement. rhe bat.
cerIdcates 90 stock. MORTGAGE a1c.. hrI1uEur .1
and 1ul them b correspond fhereulrl And q o.
further certify that the value adEeI Oh Farh ls CIR
rec SD car o. an alb e Oh determine from gartaI1ua.
snd other re- liable sources OF iuf1rmaticr ard tht fha
marfzagrs ar on property % iaub.e To- valHa uf fle
dsbD secured thereby, and 1f ample vails ss per s-1tc-
mrnt.
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NcbEAE's srnrserHErrve CoHD1AL-mis

ACLEAE's SrBEEGTHEErNG CoEnIAL-This
remedy his tee1 before ne public only a short time, BAT
u az proved 90 - n available remedy 10 parity be
haori a1i strengthen the Eysteni every one who uses j.
rs7unen1 - y shcrs. Until 90 has beoome hs stand
arc remedy via every family In ne Emitted siEtes We
say % sverg reads-. ~ FIT Is a deiigheu a-austie
See aErerlssmezt Tn ancther column hzs-aElyit
QUERE.-Hsvs yeu seen hat big Indian in
s11iher o1uzn, baliHr Roofs, BAREz sud LEAVES,
1- ne CHERcEEE E~UsrEnFP dsso-rEIys
Hardware, Agricultural Implements, Mil
dalHsry. Rea5 ssverdssmentu O.
0HGILL Bros. 4 co.
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lBT b WOLFE notary Pu5'ic
.r.rE ~ rENNEss.n

STATE UF TENNE53EE.
CO~sTRoLLER's OFFICE, NASHVILLE. Au- ff f760
ms 81 b. certfT thEr r1e insurauce Comply 90 the
VALLEY Of VrEI1i4 Is-tfsi or Winchester. Iu the sslta
% NlIEiuia- has complied wlrl al he requirement. 81
the code on the subject ffrr.cu Insurance. r1ru1raa
tious. IN sections "a. ta 1907 inclusive. al veII al Tire
act o. 2ith o. Marcl. 1850 c1lprer g s section 20. 70
quirinE q daprsf wIn rde ruraner Hf twenty lau-
saud donars o. Elk per cent t1rds OF Che state. a1Irlsl
g ". l. Crook isthe legally 1utho-izeI agent Or said
company In The city o. Memphis. suts 1f ueunrsae
J. r. DUNLAP Cour1usr-
ne subscriber continues 20 lE1s and rsnrv ylrlss
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Il Z. b. O. s =. -.
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FERNANDO INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF MEMPHIS,
5sssrsun street fwo doors from he Piaz,cus Bank.
niRrcToRs;
" 3 Ea s. r. DHnso1mh,
s. B. WiUiauson. C. Deicach.
A. c. zrszdreu.
" b. Ross, President
VIZ HuL1Es, ssrea-y. mysl-Iy
For Stoves, Crates, Mantels, House Furnish
ns Ge-ss &C., ETC.. zee ssaa-rzns = siruuaa's silver
I-sr -rf. m srarsr4 -Ia-r.
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Royal Havana Lottery,

TfHF next Ordinary Dressing in ne ROYAL Havana
Lottery. conducted BY the spanish Government, IN
fer ne supervision q ne C~EptsiB-Seneral q Cubas VIII
take place At Havana. On
Thursday, september 18th, 1850.
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A SoUTHERS ISvEETIoS-We were shown
BY Mr.. IrbyY on yesterday, one Ct his Pstsat
corn planters, which be has en- exhibition in
this city. It is a simple, ingenious, and Prse-
teal piece Of mechanism, and invites the es-
pseial attention Of the farmers, as it may
justly be ranked among the agricultural labor
saving machines. It opens the burrows, crops
the corn, and at the same time covers It Up
thus accomplishing, By The use Of one negro
hand and one h5rssy an amount Of labor usual
" requiring two horses and three bands. Ar
rsngements are 90 eontrved hat the number
Of grains dropped, and he distance between
them, can be regulated with asionishing sesu-
rasy. At the present exhorbitsnt rates Of
negro hire, it will certainly be the part Of
economy for the southsrn farmer to test them
for himself. See advertisement in sno'hsr
column.
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W. ALFIN LLOYD SoufHERN
AM RArLsoAD GUTDE.-We Lave before rs
the September number Of this correct andtsl-
liable guide Il contains this month all the
correct timetables Of the different roads from
New Orleans to Portland, Maine, thiS being
the direct through route, with historical
sketches connected with each ststion-and the
traveller viii perceive at a glance that the
timetables are both simple and correct, which
Is more than can be said, truthfullY, Of any
other guide published. Hence the popularity
Of this old and reliable guide, which is now in
its eighth volume. The manner in which this
popular publication is gotten up, and the very
large list Of advertisers, and the Immense sale
In the South, is a sufficient guarantee Of its
worth. Il is a true southern institution, cir
ealating exclusively in the Southern States ;
every southern traveller speaks in the highest
terms OF "Lloyd's Southern Steamboat and
Railroad Guide" It coHtains, evsty month,
a fine portrait on steel Of one Of our southern
railroad Presidents or superintendent, With a
biography. ThR months number contains q
portrait on stee., with a biography, Of
Capt z. C. Barney, superintendent Of the
Mississippi Central railroad, with the correct
timetables Of an our southern reads, as well
az those North which connect directly with
those OF the South. Also business sketches Of
New York wholesale houses, who are true to
tee South and her interests. No house IN the
North can be inserted in this guide which may
be objectionable to the southern merchants
Eho buy goods in New York. The guide also
through schedules from New Orleans
o Portland, Maine sketches Of The different
titles arrival and departure Of an steamers
N The United States and Canada ; correct list
u first class hotels editorial sketches a com
llete guide for The tourist aud seeker after
to the principal watering places cor
-ect view Of New Orleans and Baltimore, on
teel portrait o. San. Tate, Esq, president
Y the Memphis snd Charleston railroad, which
= TIE best likeness We ever saw. Lloyd's
Steamboat and Railroad Guide is the
and most correct guide Published, and is
up IN 3 style not TO be exceIed. The
-uids is now published in Nsw York, at SO
streets i was for May years published
4 New Orleans. Mr.. Thos. H. S. Boyd i the
Every souihsrasr should read this
rsat monthly issue.
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sANEs cuRasNcr ANp ncHANsE

Total receipts from eli
The total value Of which am5uat. % sIs.sIs.clO.
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MEMPHIS CLASSICAL HIGH SoBooL-The
second annual session OF this excellent school
for young men wIn commences On Monday
next and Continue ten months. The school
buildings are located IN q large shady grove,
a short distance from St. Agnes academy, and
about twenty minutes walk from Court square.
The total number Of students in attendance
last session was one hundred GndtWo, with an
average daily attsndancs Of seventy. In order
to better accommodate this large number, a
considerable addition 70 the Academy building
has been uade, By which students viii have
commOdious and airy recitation and study
rooms. A heavy expense has been incurred
in providing fully suitable Accommodations
FOR students, also for good philosophical sp-
p%aratus, maps, globes, etc, which sviBess a
determination 10 build up 4 permanent institu-
ton, and one in which every advantage may
be foun1. The principal is a graduate Of
Trinity college, Dublin, and has had an ex-
perieRce Of ten years as principal Of a elassi-
cal school Of high standing in Virginia. He
viii be aided by Prof 7. J. Norc0m, a teacher
Of much experience, for some tine associate
principal in the school Of Mr.. ]. B. scuddsT,
and vel known as a thorough Instructor and
diseiplinsrian- Also BY Mons. c. H. Brown,
a fully competent teacher Of the modern Ian
guages.
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Cheering News to the Afflicted.
BR A G.

CENTLEAEN Of science may speculate and t~ae0riEe,
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.EiIIef ~.
Gommon Law COuFf.

4, q ". JONEs a CO,
me ~ Main street
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THE NobIest study of Mankind
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ne lIJwiar is a statement q ne shipments o. o1
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$50 saare Farmer Bank f
Vlrgiuia stock
So share Mrr-nan
M-CfallE BalE
81 sl1-H Sank 1r FlrElaIn
50 Er-ra1Ea Banked Vac
% share Bank commerce
- SHARES Fairmauut BauE
8 shEr- Bslk u Eeutuky.
5 shars C-cmmcr-isl BauE
Of Keut1ckT
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8 go OOOI

SORTED NUMER0 642 0RDINARI0.
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Referees Sale.

Circuit Court, County of Msnitowoc.-
Michael Mahoney against George Rice,
Albert Journey, Benjamin Symes, w.
w. Young, A. G. Gibson, and Marshall
Morse. Judgment Of Foreclosure and
Sale.
IN virtue Of, and pursuant to a judgment
rendered in said Court, in the above enti
tied action, dated the Sd day of November,
1850, |, Edgar D. Beardsley, Referee APP
pointed in said judgment, shall expose for
sale and sell at public auction,at the Court
House in the village of Manitowoc, in the
county Of Manitowoc, on Wednesday, the
9TH day Of March, 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 the expense Of
sale. All the following described premises
situate in the village Of Manitowoc, coun-
" of Manitowoc, and State of Wisconsin,
to wit:
Lot number six, CO. in block number
one hundred and sixty six, QG6).
Dated Manitowoc, November &c, 1859.
E. d. BEARDSLEI, Referee.
Va. II. Nichols, PFGS 1Hy. 81
The above sale is postponed to the 2lst day
of March, 1860, at the same place and same
tine Of day-Manitowoc, March 7, 1860.
E D. BEARDSLEY, Referee.
VIM. NJ. NICHOLS, Attorney.
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Referees Sale.

Circuit Court, County of Manitowoc.-
James p. Glover ag't Martin McKeough.
Judgment of Foreclosure and Sale.
IN virtue of, and pursuant to a judgment
rendered in said Court, in the above enti-
tied action, dated the Goth day of October,
1889, I, Bartholomew J. VanV aikenburgh,
Referee appointed in said judgment, shall
expose for sale and sell at public auction,
at the Court House in the village Of Man
itowoc, in the county Of Manitowoc, on
Wednesday, the 7th day of March, 1860,
at the hour of ten o'clock in the forenoon
Of that day, the following described mort
gagged premises or so 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 por-
ton, parcel, or tract Of land lying and be-
ing in the town of Manitowoc Rapids,
county of Manitowoc, and State of Wiscon-
sin, and described as follows, to wit:
All of that part of the north east quarter
Of section number fourteen, "a in town
Ship nineteen, 40 north of range number
twenty three (23) east, which lies north OF
the road commonly called the Manitowoc
and Menasha Plank Road.
Dated Manitowoc, November 26, 1859
b. J. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Referee.
I'm. II. Nichols, PtfS 1Hy. Il
The above sale il postponed to the l4th day Of
March, 1860, at the same place and time of day
-Manitowoc, March I, 1860.
b. J. VANVALKENBURGH Referee.
WIN. II. NICHOLS Attorney.
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Referees Sale.

Circuit Court, County of Manltowoc.-
James 7. Glover ag't William Morgan
and Elizabeth Morgan. Judgment of
Foreclosure aud Sale.
IN virtue of, and pursuant to a Judgment
rendered in said Court, in the above emit
tied action, dated the 29th day of October,
1859, |, Edgar D. Beardsley, Referee ap
pointed in said judgment, shall expose for
sale and sell at public auction,at the Court
House in the village Of Manitowoc, in the
county of Manitowoc, Cd Wednesday, the
18th day of March, 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, inter
est and costs, together with the expense OF
safe. All that certain piece or parcel of
land situate in the county of Manitowoc,
and State of Wisconsin, and described as
follows, to wit;
The north half Of the east half Of the
north east quarter of section number thir-
tv two, (32) in township number nineteen,
G9) north of range number twenty two
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There is no remedy known SO efficacious In
removing this gsnersl disease-this general
prostitution of the whole man, as the Orygena-
ted Bitters. They attack the disease in its cita-
del, by reviving the sinking powers OF the pa
tient; by restoring lost appetite, correcting
acidity, purifying and ngthenng the gastric
juice, and rendering it capable of properly aud
thoroughly dissolving the food, thus forming
healthy chyme and chyle, AID preparing the ab-
sorbents to take up the nourishment and ca1ly
it into the system, thus reuovating the cid and
crazy machine by new modelling and purifying
the whole mass Of blood. In word, il can be
shown from hundreds of certificates, from the
most emnont and reliable persons, that there is
no medicine calculated to pour oil into the ex-
hausted lamp of life like the Orygenated Btters.
Let all, then, when health begins to fail
when the vital powers seem first to be giving
way; when the appetite first begins to fail, AID
the nerves to tremblc; when a man, instead OF
being refreshed and nvigorated by sleep,
"Tired natures sweet reStorcr,"
finds himself more very in the morning than
when he went to bed at night-let him delay nc
longer, but once commence taking his BiHerS-
He will soon find, as | have, the tagging pow
ers Of nature revivii &, and general health re-
tuning. But it is unnecessary to say more, as
no one can knaw the value of this medicine un-
til he tries it. JOHN d. PARK. Proprietor,
Dealer in Patent Medicines, Fancy goods and
Toilet Articles, l2i Lake street, Chicago.
T. & J. ROBINSON, Manitowoc.
141y JOHN OSWALD, Two Rivers
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In Justice Court.

4Vanitowoc County, 7own Of buchanan, IS.
vTNO S. S CLARK. Sir-You are hereby no-
l. tilted that Warrant of Attachment has
been issued against you, and your property at
tachcd to satisfy the demand of Esrom Knapp,
amounting to Sixty-nine Dollars and eighty-one
Cents damages, with interest and costs of suit.
Now, unless you shall appear before Swend
Samuelson, Justice of the Peace in and for said
county, at his Office in said town, on the 9th
day Of March, A. d. 1860, at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon, Judgment will be rendered against
you, and your property sold to pay the debt.
ESROM KNAPP, Plaintiff.
Dated this lst day of March A. D. 1860
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-03-09
st. PatriCk's Celebration.

The Sons of the Emerald Isle, and friends OF
the Patron Saint, are respectfully invited to at.
tend Celebration and Ball, to be given at
KLAUS HALL, Green Bay, on the 18th OF
March, inst, according 10 the programme, which
viii be arranged at the time of meeting. The
procession will form at o'clock, A N. Invita-
tons for the Ball, n the evening, will be issued
in due season. By order Of
D. HUNT,
THOMAS ATKINSON,
HUGH GUM,
JAMES MELLAN,
JOHN CROWLEY,
n. J. MEADE,
Committee.
MATHEW BELLEW, Sec'y.
Green Bay, March lst, 1860.