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Gen. Walker in Trouble.

The following tclcgraphic report from
New Orleans is copied from our Charleston n
exchanges
The steamer Oceola, which arrived at
Butabona from Truxillo, reports that the
English man-of-war Icarus orcered Walk er
to surrender the town. Walker obeyed,
and retreated down the lower coast with "A
force numbering eighty men. But accor-
ding to the last advices, his force was final
y reduced to twenty five men from the
continued attacks OF his enemies.
Walker was severely wounded in the
face. His wounded followers at Truxillo
have been placed on board the IcaruS. lie
lost one Colonel in his last engagement
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Religious.

Divine service may be expected in the
Methodist Church in this place on Thurs
day evening, the Goth inst, and series of
meetings to continue several days. The
Sacrament of the Lords Supper will be ad-
ministered on the Sabbath. Ministerial
help expected.
Rev. Mr.. Craig expects to preach at Wax
haw on Sabbath the 23d inst; and at Doug
lass on the 30th.
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freedom the veriest dospotism; and the
last ray of hope to maintain our rights and
liberties will have departed, Let this "itis-
rant act" as well as all others be closely
scrutinized by the people who are the pro-
per judges of the acts of their public SER
wants and not suffer this or any other ques.
ton affecting the public veal to be frowned
down because the reputation of interested
parties may suffer from an investigation.
A VOTER.
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CHARLEsroS, Sept. 9th, 1860.

DEAR STA In compliance with your re-
quest To give statement Of tho heaIlh of
my division of The city, ! nm happy to ssy
that there 10 not u single case Of serious
consequence OF any kind. Broken. Bone
Fever appears still TO be the prevalent al.
fectIon, but is not nearly 80 general rs it
was two weeks Hgo; my list O.day being
little more than half OF what il was at that
date. ~
am, with respect, our obedient servant,
J. l.. hNCRUM. NJ. d.,
Physician Sh,rras' Dispensary, T.. ID.
To DIR. q. y. PRLzER.
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CHURCH STREET, Monday, Sept. 10, 1860.
Mr. DEAR STA: hasten TO reply 10 your
Inquiries, aud TO state thai have not seen
case Of fever In the city this season OF 4
severe grade Those that have fallen un-
der my observation, in private rs we'll as
public practice) aud they have been very
numerous), have been % the form usually
denominatcd Broken. Bone, and they,
without exception, have been Of so rslent-
ing character as in large proportion
hardly to require the Interference vi the
physieian. 4 may truly say, II the practice
oil the profession never brought with It
more care aud anxiety than it has done Tor
some IN onths past, should play on velvet,
Yours respectfully,
pEfEH .SORCHER,
physiciaa Shrras Dispensary, ". ID,
Geo. y. PELzRR, NJ. d., City Registrar,
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OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH. }

'VFV OUU.
At meeting OF the Board of Health,
held this day, the following resolu ion wa,
adopted, on motion OF Alderman RIGGS
ReSolred, That the report of tho City
Registrar, presented 10 this Board this day.
nrd the accompanying communications from
The City Dispensary Physicians, be publish
ed as information ia all The city papers.
CHARLES MACBETH, Mayor,
And Ch'mn ex oil of the Board of Health.
GEORGE ). FELZsR, NJ. d., Clcrk.
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Can't BE DoNE.-lt may sound ra,h
er odd, at this late day, to say that there
10 an intelligent man in our midst who
thinks !, probable that aboIitionism may
be killed in the North by moral sua.
SION" Ii is our opinion that il would re
just as easy to qusncb the flames Of He'll
by pouring in upon them river Of Spirits
OF Turpentine.--Dariington Flag.
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HEALTH OF CHAkLEsToN.--We refer our
readers to an article from The Char lesion
Me, curry, in this paper, which furnishes the
most gratifying proof of the good health
of the city at this time. From this it may
be inferred that the country merchants and
others run no risk whatever in visiting
Charleston this season.
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Office City Dispensary, T.. d. Upper Wards,
lNlLa rl..aInn S..L.I

NHatTvstOTIi oePI. IUIHl IoOU.
DEAR SIR In reply 10 yonr inquiry, it
gives me pleasure To state that the hygIcnc
aud health oi my Dlspcnsary Division have
never been better during my entire admins
u"tion OF its medical dulles, than they are
at present
The great majority OF cases, now undcr
treatment, are those Of simple Catarrhal, or
OF the so-calleG BREAK Bone" Fever. No
other varieties of fever have, So far, fallen
under my care, during This summer, with
the exception Of u single case OF Typhoid
Fever.
Very respectfully,
... !. DICKSON BRUINS, NJ. ID.
To q. s. PELzER, Al. d., City Registrar
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one single administration ,oiA settle this ques-
sion .fnSliy and torerer."
Let the South profit by this example aud
set about preparing the minds Of her people
for the impending crisis.
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Office City Dispensary, w. d. Upper Wards,

Charleston, Sept. 10Th, 1860.
DsAR Sra In reply TO your inquiry re-
spec,ing the health of my DIspensary, | am
happy 10 inform you that have had no
case OF Yellow Fever aud, excepting the
Break. Bone" which now prevails, the
wards have had nn unprecedented freedom
from disease.
Very respectfully yours,
=. l.. LOCKWOOD, III. ID.
To DIR. GEo 3. pELzER, City Registrar.
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The New York Fusion Failure

The Committees of the Douglas and
BreckInr'dge parties met at t'DelmonIco's.
10 New York, Oh last Saturday, but failed
TO come 10 an agreement for q FUSION
lhe Douglas men proposed that the
BreckInridge men should Withdraw their
entire electoral ticket. and 10 return they
would agree to give them half the ,icke,
for State offices, and TO vote for MIR
Breckinridge, should the contes, is be,
tween him and Lincoln. This the Breck.
lnHdge men declined because they could
not trust the leaders Of the organza,ion.
aud further, because the withdrawal Of
their ticket would be an endorsement, Of
squatter sovereignty. They submitted
The counter proposition that eleven Of
their district electors and one eIee,or from
the Stale at large, should be put upon
the ticket. an1 the State officers be eouaI.
iy divided This was refused. SsyayaI
propositions aud erproposilions
were made and rejected. Finally. the
DOoglassamen proposed 10 allow the
bfeGkInrIdge men six electors and one
candidate upon the State ticket
The Breckenridge party proposed AS their
tn"li'y to unite upon an ELECTORAL ticket
which should contain the names of nine
di'trict electors and one elector at large
and to divide equally The State ticket IL
will be seen that there is a pretty wide
gap between them. and that the whole
difficulty hinges upon an equal division
Of the spoils - South Carolinian.
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FAvoRs.--Mr d. J. Quigley, who has re-
Gently returned from a Northern tour, has
our thanks for New York papers in advance
of the mail.
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CosassponDEErs.-A interesting letter
from "Long Grabs" was received foo late
for this paper, and will appear next week.
Also communication from Mr. CLARK, in
answer TO the queries propeuuded to the
andidates through the last paper.
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REv. Dr.. THoRNwELL.-Ths last let.
ters received from DIR. ThornweIl we're
written from Geneva. He is in the en- :
joyment OF excellent health and spirits,
and enthusiastic in bis appreciation Of the
congenisl associations Of the city Of Cal.
vin. A number Of learned men, both
from Europe and the United States, whom
be had met at Geneva, had greatly in
creased the pleasure OF bis visit.
After a trip TO the yale OF Chamouni,
aud :he Aer de gLaee, DR.. Thornwell ex
poets TO leave the Continent and embark
Tor home the 2oth insiant.--iSouthern
guardian.
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We find the subjoiued protest against
Mr.. Douglas Norfolk speech, in the Rich
mond Enquirer. 1t was prepared by the
visitors from the Southern States at the
Springs, and is signed by about fifty Of
them, thirteen Of whom arc South Caro-.
lnians:
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X T. NO V 4 l..

- TIE UGjce Of The PHoT
has been REMOVED, and aDiU here
after be ,found On the grou'sd floor
of Perry's Emitting, on York
street, mear7y opposite the ta0o
Hard,care Stores.
Our frfend8 are inyit6d to call
an and see orr neaD quarters.
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1T A r R Z D.

BY Rev Mead HOMES, at lis residence.
on Tuesday evening, May 1st Mr.. SOC
RATES HILL TO Miss RACHEL f.
HOLMES, AL Of Manitowoc.
Making our most respectful acknow!edg
ments for bountiful supply of cake, we
can only return the newly married pair
our best wishes for their future prosperity
and happiness-hoping that the blessed
state Of matlimony, upon which they have
just entered, may be ever serene and bliss
ful, without cloud to darken their sky,
or thorn to obstruct their pathway thro'
the journey of life.
At Clark's Mills. in the town Of Cato,
on the 29th April. by Rev. |. G HOLMES,
Mr.. WIN. E. MOVES, Merchant, to Miss
EMMA w. TUCKER, daughter Of DR..
Ii w. TUCKER, of that place
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Gard to the Suffering.

The Rev. WILLIAM CosG govE, while iahoring
as a missionary in Japan, was cured OF Consump-
ton. when all other means had failed, by a re
ci oe obtained from a learned physician residing
IN he great city of Jeddo. This recipe has Gu
red great numbers who were suffering from Con-
sumpli,r, Brorch.il, Sore Throat, Cough. and
Colds, and the debility and nervous depression
caused by these disorders
De>irous Of benef,ing Others 1 viii send this
recipA, which l have brought home with me, to
all who need it, free OF charge.
Address Rev. WIN COSGR0VE,
$50 Baltic street, Brooklyn, \. 7.
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ANOTHER II ,RPER's FERRY VICTIM A
letter in the Richmond Dispafch, dated
Charleston. Va, March Q. says
Mrs. Aiibone, the eldest sister Of Geo
W. Turner. who was slain bv John Brown
and his associates, was buried here to day
by the side Of her brother. She died a,
Mount HOPE Lunatic Asylum, whittier she
was taken shortly after her brothers death.
She never rallied after the murder, bat
continued to sink until her broken spirit
burst its earthly bonds and returnel to its
Maker. Another murder to be added to
the Harper's Ferry list.
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LEcFrRH.-B. X. Anderson, Esq, who
has recently located in our village. will
lecture before the Young Mems Literary
Institute, at the Tabernacle, on Friday eve
ming ut 7 o'clock. SuVect-TuE PnEs
ENT AND PAST ACES, INTELLECTUALLY Co.'S
sIDERED. Mr. ANDERSON having been an
extensive traveller throughout both cont
nents, and being q man of superior intel,
lectual attainments, no doubt will make
the subject not only interesting but in
structiys. The public are respectfully IN
vited
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MAFIsE NEws -Messrs. JOHNSTON &
Hone s, the gentlenanly proprietors o.
the North Pier, have placed us under rs-
peated obligations for weekly lists of yes,
sells arriving al, and clearing from, this
port. The following have arrived and de
parted aimee our last issue:
ARRIVED
1priE 25-str GazelIe, Bu'lin, Milwaukee
Aprit 26-Prop. Ontario, Millard, Oglens-
bu5gh.
Schr Belle, Edwards, Chicago.
1pra .7-Str Gaze.le, BstIin, Milwaukee
Prop. O.oatz Donegal, Chicago.
Schr Transit, Stone Chicago.
april 2S-Prop. Galena, Steele, Chicago.
Str. GazelIe, Butiin, Milwaukee.
AprH 29-Prop. Hunter, Dickson, Ch;ca-
Schr Ell Tempo, Hughes, Chicago.
Jane Louisa, Jahr, Chicago
Two Charles, Bell. Waukegan.
Minnesota, --, Chicago.
April 30-Str. GazeIle, Butlin, Milwaukee.
So ! yiiss Albrerht CHICAGO
voyIEcr C.zaiIe Ru,Iin Ni7waukaa
E,on VIII Vsray DnnoIas Can
Rar
:. G',o,,u Doro.o, croun Ror
Man. -Pron yyilrn5s;, - O,dans-
burgh.
Gle ARID
APr'I % Str. Gazelle, Bn'in, Milwaukee.
90 '',,'
tuH 27-Str. Gaze,Ie. Bu,}in Milwaukee,
Prop Ogontz, Dougal, Green Bav.
Schr. Belle, Edwards. Chicago, timber
and Jumbo f'r Emerson;
-dfr'' ''1%e' = Dl'L III milwaukee,.
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WIN AND COUN T RY.

ADVERTISE IL THE PILoT.--The Pilots
subscription list is increasing rapidly, and
at It's present progress, will soon have
double the circulation of any paper in Tie
county. Oar merchants aud f-a3esmen
If thew know their true Interests, VII MAJ
,be;. business known through il columns.
The persons who really understand the
principles Of advertising are few. Most
people fancy that it is Only necessary to
advertise occasionally, forgetting that in
the general competition, they will soon be
forgotten for some new advertiser. Those
who would advertise to the best advan-
tage, should remember that they must not
only select the most proper channel, must
not only set forth their wares or wants in
explicit terms, but must keep doing this,
week by week, or else they will tall short
of their object just 50 far as thy neglect to
advertise regularly. The Pint has new
readers every day, and the greater its cir
culation the greater the number OF these.
If advertising is any benefit. it is as useful
in hard times as in prosperous ones =
Nay. more SO, for it Is at such period
that dealer must make up by extra exer-
lions, for the decline in bis trade It is a
penny wise and pound foolish" econo-
my to stint your advertising in any way.
Let the mechanic, the artisan, the manu-
facturer, and the merchant, therefore, ad-
vertise in the Pilot Terms reasonable.
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Cis,uit C"arI-icnnty Of Msnilawas.
johanna G. kiemm J
Ju$tus Hinge.

Justus Hinge.
IN virtue Of, and pursuant to a Judgment
rer.ciod ia said Court, in the above emit
ted acc'"a, Gated the 9th day Of April,
1850, !, Trnc NJ. Bailey, Referee appoin-
ted in sail judgment, shall expose for
sale, and sell at public auctions at the Court
House in the village Of Manitowoc, in the
county Of Manitowoc, on Monday, the
9th day Of August, $50, 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
SALE all that certain piece or parcel Of
land, lying and being situated in the vii
lage OF Two Rivers, county of ManitOwoc.
and State Of Wisconsin, known and de-
scrlhcd as Lot number four a., in Block
number ffty-iive (55). according to the
recorded plat of said village.
Dated Manitowoc, Nav 1st. 1860.
I. NJ. BAILEY. Referee.
Um. II. Nichols. Prs Itfy. -
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QXYGEHATED BiTTERs,
A SURE CURE FOR
D Y S ? E ? S | A ,
AN Dise1@os hagtng tier ORR
gin IN Imperfect Digestion,
or q dera"ged c0niition
Of the Stomach.

There Is 10 remedy known so cfica,iyu l.,
removing this general disease-this geI.cral
prostitution OF the Who'll. man, IS the Oryq-nn.
ted Filters They attack the disease in It's cita-
del, 10y IeVivinS tie sinking powers Of the pa
'en.; by restoring lost appetite, correcting
acidity, purif! ing AID strengthening the gastric
juice, aid rendering it capable Of properly and
thoroughly di,solvirg tie food, THUS forming
healthy chyRe and chyie, and preparing the al b
sorbents to take up the nourishment and cary.
1T into the Sy stem, thus rehovating the old and
crazy mochine by rew modelling and purifying
the whole mass of blood. In a word, it can he
shown from hundreds Of certificates, from the
most eminent and reliable persons tia. there is
no medicine calculated to pour oil into the cx-
hauSted lamp of life Eke tie Orygenated b H,rs
Let all, then, when health heci Is 10 iaIl;
when the vital powers seem first TO be giving
way; when the appetite frat be5ihs to fail, NJ ii
the nerves 10 trcmhlc; when q mau, instead If
being refreshed and !nvigorated by s,cep,
Tired natures sweet restorcr,"
finds himsem more weary in TIE morrinC than
when he went to bed at hi. ht-l.t Linn delay no
longer, but once Commence taking his Biitef.-
lie viii soon find, as | have, The h,egi,g pow
e's 81 nature rerivirg, and general heath no
'nrnIng. But it is uni eccs'ary 10 say more, as
no one can knaw the value of this medicine un
nj ne tries it. JOHN D. PARK, Proprietor,
Deale' in Patent Medicines, Fancy goods and
fo'ie; Articles. l2i Lake street, Chicago.
I. & J. ROBINSON. Manitowoc.
LILY JOHN OSWALD, Two River6
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TRADE o. TIE UNITED STATES WITH
FOREIGN COUNTRIES The New York
Courier & Enquirer publishes table from
which we learn that the exports of the
United States for the fiscal wear endinr
The 3O'h Of June, 1850 vas 4359,OOO 49,
and The imports $33475S,l3o. From
Gram !, and Brazil We import, together,
3e,oOo'CeO more than they take from us.
Large portions Of the exports included un-
der the heals Of Great Britain and Franco
are in fact intended for other countries
especially in the article Of cotton.
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ADMITTED TO TIE BAE.-After due ex-
animation, our feIlew citizen, TEMPLE
CLARK, ESQ, was on Monday last admit
ted 10 practice the profession Of law. Mr.
CLARK possesses the ability, the energy,
and every other qualification for an
able lawyer; aud should he Choose the
Bar for h;s failure ceiling. viii rank high
among The Attorneys Of the State.
True NJ. BAILEY, Esq. was also a INIT
ted at the recent term of Court. Mr.. BAL
LEY has been studying in the office of WN.
NJ. NrcHoLs, E,q., for the past year or two,
and Is young man of fine promise, wh>
bids fair to advance to high step in the
profession. Success to him
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OPExrSc OF ScuooL. Tie school in
District No. 2 (south sde), in this village.
will commence on Monday, May 7th, under
the direction Of w =. ELDRDGE. as.i,teI |
by G. s. CANwR1our.
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"a ~
SARS APA ElLLA.
Tie Crest Purifyer
Of the Blood,
An infaliibie remedy
for
Sc7'offu1a, Kings
Eel, Rheunaat-
ism, Obstinate
Cutan0a1,s Er'ip-
h0ns, Pimp1es
or PuStules on
the Eace, BoiAs,
BlOtcheS, ChrC-
nc Sore EYES,
Ringacorm, Yet
{ E q. EnLtr1e-
ment and Pain
IN tie Bones or
Joints, Stubborn
Ulcers, S.mhIl-
tic Dis0r0eAs,
Lunabayo,
and all diseases arising
from an injudioious use
Of Mercury, Impru>
dcnca of Life, or Inpu-
rity of the blood. This
great slterative mcdi~
cine and purifyer of the
blood is now used by
thousands OF eriteful
patients, from all pats
Of the United State,,
who testify daily on the
remarkable cures, rcr~
formed by the great :;
Of all medicines, Guy.
SORTS EXTRACT or GKT.
Low Dock AND SARsA
PAEILLA, Neuralgia,
Rheumatism, Scroful !,
Eruptions on the skin,
Liver Diseases. Fcvers,
Ulcer Sores, Affections
of the klineya, Diseases
Of the throat, Femai"
complaints, Pains aid
aching OF the bones ard
joi IS, are speedily put
to fl ght by using this
great and measurable
remedy. For ali dis
eases Of tho blood moths
ing has Yet been foum't
to compare with it. Is
clean.eS the bio d uf
all impurities, acts gem
tiy and efficiently on
the Liver and Kidneys,
streng hens the dises-
ton, gives tone 70 the
stomach makes the skin
clear ard healthy, and
! restores the Constitu-
ton e; freblcd hy dis
ease or broken down
| 10y the txctsses OF
youth, to pristine vigor
and strcr h.
! The Press, II o t e
Keepers, Mag srat"s,
Physicians aHd pnb!:
men, veil known in III :
community, n ! a d i
heir testimony to the
wonderful eli, cts of t!is
great BLOT Parifie-.
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Farmers Take Notice
SIMMER RAPE SEED.
TO CON YES


NERVOUS SUFFERERS.
TUE Subscriber, for several wars a residcr.
Il of Asia, discovered while there, a simple
vegetable r. nedy-a sure Cure for CONSUMPTION,
Asthma, Bronchitis Coughs, Colds, and Nervous
Debility. For the benefit of CONSERVATIVES and
Nervous Sufferers, he is wiling to m Ike tn c
public
To those who desire it, he will send the Pre-
scr ption, with fnlI directions rec of charge !;
as, sample of the medicine, which they will
find beautiful combination Of N4ture's simple
herbs. Those desiring tic Remedy can ob,ain
it By return mail, by addressing
J. f. CUIHDERT,
Botanic fbys;cirr, No. t29 Broadway ". Z.
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WITS r. $
BALSAM
WILD CHERRY.

Of
WILD CHERRY.
The best remedy ever
known to man Tor the
permanent CURE OF
CONSUMPTION, aui
all its incipicnt symp-
toms, such as
Coughs, Colds,
Hoa''senes, In
.Ruen9a, Group,
Bleeding Of the
Lungs, Liuer e.
7ectiOns, Pains
IN tile Breast or
SHE, PhMisic,
Night Stoeats,
I.kammationo Of
the Lungs and
Throat, WAoop-
ing Cough, as
Mma, and oil
bronchial At
fectiOn9.
Through the winter
month, coughs and
cold sre most prevalent
ot all The ills that flesh
is heir to. We woald
advise such of chr read
crS, and Others, who
u ~ to thus afllicted,t to
ayal themselves Of that
excellent n e d c IN e,
NV STARS BAIsAN oE
WILD CBEEEy," uhich,
judging from our expe.
rience en- | That Of 9th.
ers, we consider it be-
ing one of the safest
and most cffectual rem
edies that nave ever
been concocted for the
above complaints, and
which meets with the
cordial approval of ma
ny Of the best physi-
clans. Aud as "delay g
are dangerous, and
coughs and colds FREE
quently terminate in
consumption, this agree
able aud eficacioUs re-
medy should at once be
resortcd to.
WIsTAR's BALsAM.-
We regard the wild
cherry tree as one Of
Natures own physicians
"a sort OF Good Sama-
titan Of the f3rest-for
il medical gum" has
relieved the sufferings
aud saved the lives Of
thousands. The Ba3 :
sam prepared hy Dr..
W istaFs is a pure and
perfectly reliable prep~
aration OF the zeal
Cherry EsSe c., aud Il
Is a remedy by nc
means bad to take" y
We speak confidently
and strongly in its f.
vor, from having wit
nesscd its Ien0vatinl
Influence in consump.
i've cases, wh1n al
other prescriptions had
proved of no Ell, CT.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-05-04

cy- Aduertisers ,giH please bear IN na'"a
that the Pilot has no0 tie iargest c'rcatfa
ton OF ann English PIPER printed !" THIS
county. and that a IS for tte'r interest to
,.- n. coEu,upy. 1dcertise in IL, and there
Iy increase uour business.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-05-04
GEO. L.. LEE,

Attorney and Counsellor at Lar,
Will practice in Manitowoc and adjoining coun-
ties, and in the Supreme and q. s. District
Courts, for the State of Wisconsin.
Office corner of York and Eighth streets,
Manitowoc, Wis. n1-tf.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-05-04
s. A. WOOD.

attorney ard Coun&ciior at Law,
And General Land Agent, Also Agent for the
Itna IuSuraEce Company, of Hartford Conn
Capital, ST 600, 900 Corner of Sth ard Frank
lin St, Manitcwoc, Wis. n1>tf.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-05-04
GEO. n. WODDES.

attorney and Counsellor az Lar,
Justice Of the Peace, and Notary Public Par
ti,~ular ate! ton gwen to collecting, &c. Of
foe ca York Street, Manitowoc Wis. n1-tf