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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-05

CUPERrtR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS TWO CENTRE
- men OF qact habits in the pleasantly situated well
furnished h)nso Of ldy without fai4iy. The REQ
large and handsome. Brcaksas wona D. and fair
terms eSp'eed Apply nj 81 East Eleeelth street,
Mark church
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-05

77TH W'AED-AT A PRIMARY ELECTION HELD
last evening at Putnam Hail. Of Twelfth street
and Third avenue call Of the Mozart Hall De-
mocrntic Cenci. Committee the following delegates wers
elected to Tie several convenioas-rH
COUNTY CoSvENrIoN-M. Dalton, T. Donohue uhos Kane
S.Ropbins, VIM Schloss
SENATORIAL CoSvEsrIoN-P. j. Cozans, T. Fotan, James
Dihy, John Pyne, J. H. Coleman.
Assembly, CoNvENrioys-Sixth District. Harrington,
Jas. McMenonpy Owen Heay Tenth dstrict-M. Hahn, e.
Hannah Donohue Burke, Slus Ling, p Oahil w.
Thomas, r.. Werlich, r. zoeler, NJ Kane. Twelfth dis
trcB hherdt Jas OBrien. j. Mallon j. j. Connor
Gdcqnel. w. BURKE,
r. HANNAH, , Inspectors.
DONOHUEN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-05
NEAR Union SnrARE.

ID Very pleasant second story Rooms furnished
nshed, may be had by small family or two three gentle
men, at 90 East Eighteenth street, Broadway The
house has all the modern improvements and location DO.
slraDle.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-05
BMLIARDS.

DtLLIARD. SALQOxS-WTfH FOUR rARBLE nd
ID tables FURNISHED complete, and two second had ta
bes for saieSheap oI. Inquire OF w. H. GREEN
53l Broadway.
DIIELASxS PATENT IMPROVED BLIZZARD TAtB4E
L AND CONVERSATION CUSidONS.
Price sreduced t. suit tho times. 1890 -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-05

II IrTEN EOSr.-A MALTESE KITTEN. HALF GROWN
N withwhe feet One dollar will be paid upon deliver
at No. A. East Twenty first street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-05

THO 0ENTLEMEN.-TO LET. To ONE OR TWO GEN
J. temcn, neatly furnished peasant front Room and
large Pantry with use OF bath rGln adjoining In strictly
private family Apply at las West Houston street.
Maodouyai,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-05

RI yNNTS--SlETING ROOM AID
~ ~ gas, &c. suitable for gentlemen
W NH .or without Board. on reasonable
o athe uppea' f'oor, at SO month. A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-05

u
NoAL 81 50.-FHE BEST QUALITY OF COAL FOR
" stoves ana ranges Tree burning without dust; weight
warranted LLOYD CO., 322 eighth avenue, corner Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-05

r OST-CROSSING THE ATLANTIC FERRY, TO
Ia Brooklyn Ro! of Accounts The finder will be sal.
t,by rewarded by leaving tho James w. Elyssi
Co.'S, 81 south street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-05

T OST--A LARGE BLACK AND WHITE NEWFOUND-.
IL laai Dog answers to the name Of Charley, and had
rusty thnin collar on Three dollars reward for
bringing him hack to GIL Second avenue 50 William
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-05

TX aEN.-MARnIED OR SINGLE
nc rsssinodaiesa with pleasant Rooms,
90 iSsattaclsed. Good neishhorhuod.
fe lusess Ttrras moderate. Apply at
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-05
! ORR wARp.-wE CERTIFY THAT THE FOLLOW

10TH WARD.-wE CERTIFY THAT THE FOLLOW
10 ing ticket was duly elected
COUNTY CofvRSroN. -Thcodorc d. VOORHEES,, James
Owens Ralard O Brien, William Baird John c. I.yst.
/ SENATORIAL COMMUNICATIVE d. Parsons, James Ma
grath JohnC Donne Thomas Keenan, Charles b. Cornell
i AsssvBLr CoxvESrIoN.-James Kane Bartholomew Gan.
ney, Jo,a IBearn James Sheehan Dennis Calvin John ~
Supple Stephen ara John X. Hackett Matthew Griffin,
florence Mrha Patrick O'Brien, Thomas Ticency William
Sinnott Jsmes Leavy, Thomas kearns.
y TS HsH9sSNHhss Inspectors.
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MILITAN X.

NvERY SOLDIER SHOULD RAVE THEM. PR GNTED
IL silk handkerehies Attentian of Suffers and Quarter
masters Is especially called the barge assortment offered by
the New York Dying and Printing Establishment 8plana
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-05

7pTH wARD.-AT PRIMARY ELECTION HELD
IN at l2t Seventh this evening" pursuant to the
call of the General Committee, Mozart Hail. the following
Ticket having received majority Of the votes sst de-
clared elected
CRY CouNrY-wm. Brannan, Arthur Hooty Peter
Fdlmar, John Cafry and James McC1uskey.
ssSArJRau.-Rpbert Barklcy Patrick Lynch Orlando r.
Smith, Patrick CntF and William Doll.
Observation-Disclosures A. MAY, Patrick Gibney, Franklin
Mex Edward Montague Thomas Lynch Robert Boand.
Peter kirchho Edward Gassey, Bernard Smith, Kenneth
Charles WaGsvc, and Michael Mccain.
EHASe!s As kHSSi. Inspector.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-05
sEGARs AND TOBACCO.

CIGARS VERY CHEAP.-THE ASSIGNEE, AT NO. IL
- Broadway Is selling the stock of at very low prices
good Havana Domestic and German Segars
still unsod examination of stock and prices will pay
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-05

CDl KhW Afp-IioKeh I'D rnsa W. N sIoI III
gray mage, about Is hanjs high, ny bit box wagon
with toy, PAINTED black silver plated Harm Dutch col)
Kersey hanket and halter Ia hc wagon They hired
by who called himself j. g Adm fron New jersey,
ami stDppng al jersey oic n Coru ndt street. to 70 ia-
rnica Long Island and have not ,een returned Any per-
son who viii return Tho same, or give information that viii
lead their recovery, Will rc the ABOVE reward fopl
Thomas Kerr 80 Monroe sire q, n. y,
NEW YORK. Oct, 4, looi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-05

e13sT WARD NATIONAL DEMOCRACT.-AT A PR.
IL mary election held at 36i Third avenue the following
ticket unanimously elected .t
COUNTY CoyvESrroN.-Peer II. Jackson Hugh Brady.
JGhn s. It's, Jeremiah Walsh Patrick j. Mhsvihl.
SENATORIAL CoSvESrIoy-John Mulily, Thomas Hosey,
Charles Guiet, Michael CONNECTICUT John E1cming.
tssEa CoyvESroS.-Gsorge Mcdonald Denis Calvin.
Janrs s,non John Ryan, David Murray, John Walsh, DR.
r. D. Connery Thomas Dwycr, J. L. Int:ia VIM. Mcdonald
Jre. Mcionghln George Curren john, Donnely Charles
Fitzgerald, John Wheeler.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-05

T osT-oN THURSDAY EVENING A SMALL PORTE
monnaic containing about s2 in Laura Keenes Theatre
In coming from there in ,ouh ferry the Howard
Hotel suitable reward VII be paid by returning IL Mrs.
La Mont, Howard Hotel
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1861-02-01
'@o. MANITOWOC. WIS, RIDAY, FEBRUARY t. 1861.

Twill state that AIN native of Yer
nor, received nv education and spent
\ quarter If a century of my life there
felt that, as a citizen of Vermont, | had
right to enlig,a'e to a Territory ard
claim the profession of my life and all
property, held Is snch under the Constifn-
ion. enligrale,i to Mississippi and |
sill claim the same tight DO no: feel
that have forfeited any of my rights in
The territories bv moving from Vermont
- Mississippi. Whatever the Constitution
recognizes in either State, have right
10 hnl in the territories under it. | will
also Sa, that am and always have been
= strong Onion man. | greatly depl"re
lie madness, nav. recklessue-s. in the
North aud south, that rules the hour.
Truly vnnrs G. G.. G.
Duck HUI, Miss, Jan 5. 1861.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1861-02-01
NO. 20.
Obey Your Wife.

Three iovial feiiows-Tom Watson. Joe
Bfown. and Bill Walker-sat n the vii
lage tavern, and in the merriment of their
hearts made an arrangement that the
= shot" should be paid tv Lin who omit
ted TO 10 The first thing bis wife told bin
on returning home. They then separated
for the night, engaging to meet again
next morning and make an honest report.
Next morning Walker and Brown were
early at Their posts, bu, IL was some time
before Watson made his appearance
Walker ,5egan first .e--. -...
"Inu see, when I entered NV house
the candle Was ont, and the fire gave but
g'immer of light | WAS near walking
into pot of batter that the crumpeis
were To lie made of this morning. Ny
wife d,eadfuilv ont of hunor al sitting
up so long. sai tn NE sarcasticaliv.
&" DO put vour foot il the hatter..'
Jnsi as YOU say. Magyv," said |, and
without the least hesitation, set my foot
in he batter. anil then went TO bed,
Next Joe Brown told his story.
My wife had already retired to rest
~ ON sittIifig fphiii, "tifi o'J'iiS 'AS
kitchen. aud the door Of which was ajar.--
Not heirg able 10 navigate perfectly well
7 made adrea,lful clatter among the house
hold furniture, and in no very pleasant
tone she nawled out
DO break tie polrdge pot. Joe ~
"No sooner sail than done. seizad
hold Of the pot. and striking it against tie
chimney itmb broke in hundred
pieces. After this exploit retired to rest
and got curtain lecture for my pains
II was Tom tVa's"n's turn To give an
account Of himself, which lie did with {
very long face, as follows -
My wife gave me the most nnlucky
command in he world. for was blunder
ing uo stairs in the dark. she cried out
DO break your neck DO Torn "
" Pil be cursed if I do Kate" said +
as gathered myself up "I'll sooner pay
! the bill" And so. landlord. here is 'llt
cash for vou This is The last time thai
viii risk sovereign on the command o
my wife"
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1861-02-01
Where are we Going?

Events in the Snuhrin S'aes ialilly
follow upou ri,e hee- nf eil''b ''thcr. =
There l. an evident concert of ar'i"n TO
take possession If Tie g"verniii-ui frf'-
and a,seua's ~ the >eyeai STATES where
secession IS l'eaceab'y, and "e pte-'In,e it
viii he very gene ally accomplished. The
yarri,uns in most of these fnris ~ small
and unable 20 vi h>raud sudden attack
from State rnnls TIE ar>-uals are not
GENERALLY for ,itie.l. and garrisone'l. and a
few troops can easiI, capture most "f them.
Where are We drifting What will be
lhe con,lirinn Of the country when the 4 /,
of March arrives Wl.l hot the a'lerna,
tive by that time lie war. or peaceful sep
aralion? And is our country a|lowel 10
drift upon the b. eaker> AMI be da>he I"
pieces. without serious, earnest effort to
save il.
VIII the Republican party assume the
f-arful responsibility OF Gef.ai',g AL Ar
raneem-nt /? For whas vsgary-a mere
abstrartion- The nohle>t gnvernn en'
ever established I" he iu,nhled into !uin-.
The question Of slavery III The territories
has lost is practical importance. and any
thing that the fe, era government will do
will not make or urnnake Il >i"g'e slave -
His madness up the whole people ot
This cuunlr, ? Have they no, vir'ue anG
intelligence enough I" preserve the Con
s,irurion and the Union elahIi>hel bl
their fathers. = ADmy Afias d 1,gus.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1861-02-01
General Jackson's Will.

In June, 1843, General Ja, kson, in his
retirement at the Hermitage, wrote his
will with his own hand. Ia it, among
her requests are two, Which ought, at
this time, to be published for present read,
ing. These sentiments therein expressed
in this solemn document, evince more than
Roman patti iotisin, and should sink deep
into the hearts of the people. Here is the
literal language "f the illu>trious dead !:
Seventh 5equeaih to my beloved
nephew. Andrew. Donesen, son of Sam
nei Donel<on. deceased, the elegant sword
presented to me hy the State Of Tennessee.
with rhi, Injunction: That lie fail no TO
nse it when necessary in support and pro
lection Of our glorious Union and for the
protection of the constitutional rights OF
onr beloved country. should thev be assail
ei hv foreign enemies or domestic trait,
ors."
Eighth. 70 my grani.ncphew. Andrew
yt,r,ekson Coffee; | bequealh the elegant
sSoFtl presented 10 me by The rife com
jaby IF New Orleans, commanded BY
Captain l'eaIe, rs iieihaiitu Of my fsfard
ani 10 bring to his fepnlleeteh HE gallant
services If his deraased fatier, Gen. John
Cnfiee. in the ia,e Indian and British war,
Under MY command. and his gallant r'ie
inei III Aafpnre Of New Orleans In 1914
i5 with this Injunction; That lie wipl,I II
id lie proeption Of HE tisliE spnnrd II,
The American pilsan under our g'or ons
CONSTITUTION against AL invaders. whether
foreign fves, or intestine traitors"
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1861-02-01

The lRIN'l>G bFFICE.-ii he printing
Office las i de lrovel a hr'ttr College
10 many boy. Las graduated more u-e
uI AMI CONSPICUOUS members Of >ociety,
ha> b,"uglf more intellect ont and turn
ed it in.o practical. useful chanuels, awak.
emrl more minds. generated mare active
aud elevarei none ihought than many oi
The literary c"l!eigts al the c"untrg. A
boy WHO ,.nnrmprce- in such school ~
he pru:iny .fire vii! have hi> talents and
,lea> brought out; and if he has care
ful ohser, 81, experience IN hi profession
will con rihule m"ie toward an edurarimli
than can be o. taineI IN a'most ANY other
luAuner.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1861-02-01

DO RICnT. A man that l.as souI
worth p 'ixpenre mrst liavc cheftiee.-
|: is utterly impossible for ihe hes, Of
men to please the whole world, .aird the
sooner this is understood, and a ,o.i,iru
t@kep in view Of the fact, the letter. 10
right though it gain you eheniies. Yon
canno, escape them by doing WRONG anl
IT is little gain to batter away your honor
apd entegrity, and divest Yourself of NOR
al courage to gain worldly apprvbalion~ :
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1861-02-01
GIsAS. a. EE.IER.

SoraEY rUnliC Agent i"r thr VI IAauke" NJ
tual -iraucr COMPANY, aud County Trea-
ur,r Wiil attend I" fha payment Of 7a1e-
&c, Oiiice on Mn h ~tr,ct. uI-tf
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1861-02-01

3 GETTING OFT OF A SCRArE Two Yam
KEGS we're s,roliirg in the woods without
my arms in their possession. an'l ohserV~
ng bear ascending tree, with his claws
,la>pcd around TIE trunk one of them ran
fnrward and canyht the bears paws, one
N each hand. lie instantly called cut 10
his comra,le; Jonathan. sav, 60 hum
,,i.i bring me something as fast AS Won
ian, nl, | Kill the var,nint. Mind, don't
.iav. for l'ru in 81 fix - Jonathan IAN off
A. f--i a. ha could. hut WAS an exceeding
~ long time in returning. During the
interval the hear maize several attempts
- iiie HE Intid uf him ulin held him -
II length JotaihHn came tnek. i' Halo
sunallan. VI hat The denre has kept ynh =
t.onsilan felhiel, " Well, IN ipli yatt-
alien | Wis Al hefa. Breakfast Wis htout
taiy. ahi guessed il t6ill 'is AS well
U vail fiF il !" "iiafe' h8s, JIHathaH,' .
saili his rdiiipAitiah; "t6i'e ahi hold ia
inl I'll Kill iha rfiiief iii u j.fft:" iona
i4n s:iapd HE bears paws. aid lel' lie
iiinal villa HE oiIet tnhlh kil 1t -
Wal JUha'han, lave YOU g6t h hltl OF
Iin q 81 gHas< | have lie feflia -
" vtfv wall held bin ftsti | ghs,s III 60
o dinner = vi. .
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1861-02-01

az * p,1le AK trn5rx al cltsNx #
he Community rr rald sm.fr, u'h i"te">e
,ereriiy o,d The iedre pt toacys o"d cites
uouid b. endfhg,1ed" |-
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1861-02-01

ET There's more in thai fellows he. 4
than you imagine" sail Lick, of a sle,,v
looking fellow standing hy. .Tha, w
be- replied the other grav.Iv. But ii.
ways SUSPECTED 10 kad 's,a.'.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1861-02-01
r. e.. SHOVE,

Mdnttotcoc, U'Sc"aSan.
Dealer in Foreign and Domestic Exchange, Col
LECTION Land AID Insurance Agent.
Prompt attention piVer 20 all business
REFERENCES:
STATE BAHK oF WreCo>sIN, Vii aukae.
DrncAN SHgPMAx & Co New York.
KsAU6HT NACuoD * kCHSF, 16-lv
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1861-02-01

\ DssrRADLE NflGupoR Mol er wants
20 know ifyon Won't please 10 lend her
Your preserving kel'r. because a. how
she wants Ia preserve
;Ye would with p'easnre, boy; but
The ,roub :. the LAS time We Ipaned i,
10 your mother -hr preserved il 80 eff
aly that We have ueger seen it SIM
Well. v"u needn't he 50 sarsy about
your old kettle. Guess it was 'ul! OF holes
when We horrov ed it, ami moiher vouidn'l
troubled YOU again ONLY We seed you
bringing home new one
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1861-02-01

~" Henry YOU ongEt to be ashamed
to throw away bread Eks that Won may
want it some day" We'll, nro,her wo'd
! stand any better chance Of getting it,
then II should ca, il up now :,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1861-02-01
HECTOR MCLEAN.

Nota,v PuJHc and Grnent Limit 1geht,
n sTocKBRIDGE, CABINET CO., WIS.
Will atfeud 10 the payment 81 taxes. the crlcc
tion OF debt, ihe ex mi' a ion Il titl,s &C.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1861-02-01

FAIR rlAr.-A son Of Erin having
hired hi, services 10 cut some ice. was ask
~ il ,,ir. roul1 use the cross cut saw. tie
rpp'iea t H, lie could surely. lie WAS az
rordingly sent out with some of his co la
borers 10 cnt some ice and on reaching the
centre of the pond, the saw WAS produced
with both haui'es in their places. The
vei7!an, son, los king dubiously At the saw,
verv rooIy rut his hand into his pocket,
and drawi @ from it = cent. turned to his
rninnaninu. aud raising the cent, sall:
:" Now. J-rnn,ie. fair play, head OF tail,
who goes below =
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1861-02-01

G1 Where are yna going 2" ko.l
little boy of another WHO haf fallen on
the :ev pavement.
Going 10 get mp" was the blunt reply.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1861-02-01
General Tay.

More stories are told Of this old fellow
han of the anrient prophets his re-
sources were nnfarhomahI-. and hia name
lives in Locunia II monument to Momns.
Old Tay was always short" and gener
ally drunk. One dav. he and Piper
wanted IL 90 fshirg ,hrongh the ice
|, wa. cold weather. and fishing on such
y lav with ont some "f the ardent r"uld
moi he thought of. Neither Of them had
a cent of money or cre'iit. lipcr saws ::
:. We have q i"eS and hooks and bait
hut wIerr is the gin p Old Tav was full
ni exIrdirnts and he told Piper Ia 90 to
hi> (Ta>'>) house and tell his wife that lie
wanted gallon jlg Piper brought IT,
aud old Tav filed it Just half full of clean
waite. and started with Piper down to
Moves grocery.
lie went in with uonrl,alent swaggnr
and cried ont: Moves, wan: two quarts
f gin Moves WAS >u>picioU-. bit th..'t
that the old f-ll w must have the npcesSa-
= .spor,lnlirk,' l'v some hook or crook
So he meaSuret .'ut two quarts of gin. aud
:, Moves said T,v. : Pi er an'l are
roiny a fishing and will pay yon when
we sell our fish
Not hy great SIGHT" said Noyes,
Won have pla, that on me too MANY
iimes With that lie grabbed upthe jug and
ponrel it's contents back into the barrel.
:. Lock here. Moves, that is rather rough.
swear" said old Tav. :" had two quarts
of gin in that jng. ! can't stand that. =
L Il
quarts bad filled up the jug and he WAS
.ornered SO he drew ont the two quarts
Of gin aud The twain went a fishing.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1861-02-01

HIRr.-Old DR.. Cooper Of South Caro-
ina. uspl tn say 20 hi, students. don't
i,,, afraid If little Iirt sounr gentlemen.
Wha, i dirt Z? Why nothing at ali often
I'VE. chemically viowel -li0b liule al
kali upon that dirty grease spot" on
vunr coat and it und4rgnes a chemical
han e and becomes soap. Now rub IT
Nih - iir,le warr and ii disa, pears; 1t Is
ne iher grease soap. water nor dirt. ! hat
is no, a ver, odoFous pile of dirt YOU oh
servethere. Vel. scatter little g,mpsun
over. il is no longer dir'v. Every Thing
sou call ,lir'y i worthy Of your u"tice AS
students of chemistry Anayze i 1t will
al separate into very cean elements Dirt
makes corn. corn makes bread ard meat
and llar makes Il very sweet young lady.
rha. -aw one Of you kissing last evening
You were kissing dirt. particularly II She
whi,ens her face with cha'k, or fnIers
ear,lu. 1h-rr is no telling, Young gentle
men, what is dirt !,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1861-02-01
BEER & KERN,

North 81 Ic, oppcsife chmds Fou'.drv. Deal
erz in DIV Goods, GroceTics ND 'rovision'
Gls--. Crockerv. Frrv Goods o. Ci"it.
Wco'rn warn Fercy Er-Aeta, Fl'd'es NJ
Guitars, srd Guitar s'ringa Jo1S tordur"s,
Parerha"pi, .. i!.u-he-, &C.
Respectfully solicit il slare Of public patron
aue.
Saniowoc. july. 1859. nit.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1861-02-01

IEGaL Wlr..-A lawyer once wrote
d. rascal" in lie bat of hIother lawyer,
" ho, on discovering it, entered compliant
in open court against tie trespas>er. WHO
he ,aid. had not only taken his bat, but
had written Iii. own name in it.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1861-02-01
III. Es. AyDEIsSOa.

Attor= ey at Law and Notary Pu' lie offi"" o
York street, north sid: Of III. river. N''i
fowor. - J.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1861-02-01

1E The darkest scene ! ever saw was
a darkev in Il dark cellar, with an extii>
ruished candle, looking for 3 black cat
ina. WASH, ,herc.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1861-02-01
THE PILOT
Cotton Is King.

sua.liup the ir parliza,ts HAT sli,siifu'es
l,a, 70 J.. az, l,yare,,, f, ,b.. main stapl.
=,
" ~ -
." u P"'' h"-"'''. '''''''''''' Wv
Impartial aud lnieii'geHt Gia'ce al ihl>
point in the Liverpool AdUerttscr of Dec
.-t
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EEfas. MUELLER, II. Ed

PHYSICIAN MD SURGEON,
9th street. Sauituwoc. Ofice orpo-ite ti'' g r
man Methodist ChuI,h lily
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1861-02-01

Dealers in Drv Goods Groceries Provisions,
Hard esle, Crockcry, Boots aid Shoes, Hats
and Caps, Drugs and Medicines, Gia :, Nal~,
etc, Produce Of ali kinds wanted, nj r.
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n. ~ o5GYEEEs.

ATTORNEY d COUNSELLOR ATLAH,
Nyxr Door to the Post OfIicr
Nanitoroc, II U'SconS'H.
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D- aTLat's what call fair shake"
AS the IIinoisan said when he shook his
ice oai!s of with The sgue.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.


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Ofice on York S-rert Nanirowoc, Mritowoc
Couuty Wis. Collections promptly attended
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