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The national Republican., 1862-08-23

SPECIAL NOTICE
DR.. u. vELLNY's Private Hospital, In the
Federal Block, corner Of Seventh and F streets,
opposite the Post and Patent Ofices. Room
9s and "a, up stairs, Warrington, DO.
All dissases Of private mature trsatsd In the nos
ssssntno manner, and radical cures effected In Oil
es,ss. sYPHnI1Ic AFFECTIONS, aoNoR-
RHGA, GLEEr, STRUCTURES, SEMINAL
WEAKNESS, or the result Of vOLUPTUoUs
DREAMS, or sny wsaknsA Of tbs GENERATIvE
ORGANS, fron any eauss Whatever, o. how long
.sndins, thoroughly a.d radically osrsd
AFFLICTED AND UNFOR7 UNATE.
No matter what your disease, let no false dsiosoy
prevent Apply immediately to Dr.. vsllny, who b
.eknowlodssd 70 be BY far the most SUCCESSFUL
PHYSICIAN In the treatment Of private aissssss
Fear not to cons and make known your niafostanss,
and he win speedily ssnd you on your way rejoicing
.,. SELf-ABUSE,
That dreadful scourgs Of the young, indalgsd 1
when alone, whion destroys the ssnsrativs Organs,
unau you for married life, producing weakness Of
tbs bssk and limbs, lo@ Of animation and muscular
power, palpitasisn Of the heart nervous irtsoity,
ioss Of nsoory, Melancholy habits, insanity, oon.
sumption, and death.
YOUNG MAN, in view Of the drsadfal oonss.
qssness, dslay not to make your eass knova to DR..
v. Your ssorsts with him are saorsd, and yos nay
so.adsAtly rely upon his medical skin.
Thousands Whose systems were shsttsrsd and vsr,
o. the brink Of the grave, hss he brought bsok Il
vigorous health BY his skilfsl treatment
MARRIAGE.
Married psrsons, or those contemplating .atzi
no.y, who sa,psst themselves Of impotsnsy, ssmi,a
weakness, or sAy dissass arising from . rslaxs'
sssss Of ths genital organs, whether the rssalt o
disease, injury consequences Of youthful indisors
toas. or indulgence Of the passions In rpsr year
are earnestly sutrsatsd to place themselves unds
the care of Dr.. v. They may rely with osrtsint
spou spesdy cure, and full visor restored.
He treats with entire success all diseases Of fsnals,
sush y LUcoRRHRA or WHITES, LAPsU
UTERI, So, 40, and In every osss guarantees
psrfsss CURE.
FEES moderate, and VISITS and CoMMUNl
CATIONS stristly PRIVATE and CONFIDRI
TIAL.
PERSONS calling SEQ no one but the DOCTOR
Thoss at distance may 10 TREATED BY MAI
giving STATEMENT OF CAsE, no., no.
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FOR PI N EY r . N 4.
Iihs splendid stsam.r KEYfoRE will l.sys the
SATURDAY hORNlN9 st O'Clock. katarning,
viii leave Piasy r0iat, SUNDAY AFTERNOON.
Ijy A-tf WIN. ". SNOW, Agent. ,
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1869. 1863.
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.
NEW YORK LINES.

SPRING ARRANGEMENT.
NEW YORK LINES.
pELPhiA AANDTRENfoS RAiLRoADC CO.'S
FROM PHILADELPHIA TO NEW YORK
AND WAY PLACES.
From Walnut ss.sse ,na: Mn.rS and Asn-
WILL LxAvH As yoLLows VIE: Fare.
At A. M via Camden and Amboy-O. A:
A.s a. % Hs Camden and jersey 6iiy-E:x
MsH ,via Remington and jersey City.
~ T!nps Vi. Gsnd:n and XnGoy-lcooa '0
Aaf %'Ss S,s o.nd.a and XnScy-G and K n
Al. Vi. Camden and j:i::y CITY. GOV
.A.f ~, VIA Camden .nd jersey Gity- '
iAsxP y :, u. k.n.nsicn and J:i::; city-
Ats i1s Il. k:nsinG,Sn :aa Jersey City. '
A.s I Y, Va Camden and .x%Gioy.xcssoar;n. '
modatioa, (Frsight and PasssngsrJ-'
~ eiass uexet. a?e
[ ID clAss uoket.. t.60
The OK p. n, Line runs daily, Sundays excepted
Ths II r. n. Southern Mall runs daily. q"
WAY LINES.
For Britol, Trenton, b., At 1.lo apl sk A. n
and 8, so and ~ r. NJ, nom kshhnStoo, and 2k
r. Il, from Walnut street what / -
For Rristol aud intermediate Stations u Tx A.
( ~, from ksnslugtou-
For Palmyra, Riyertoa, Dslanoo, Beverly. Bur
ingtol, Fiorsnos, Bordsatown, ko, at isk' !, 4. 8
Steamboat Trenton, for Bordsntown and intsrms.
dists Stations ut 2X p. NJ, from Walnut street
wharf
~ yor Now York, and Way Lines leaving Ken
sinston DEPOT, take tie Cars on Filth street, above
Walnut, hsll IN hsur before departure. The Oars
ran ints the Depot, and On arrival ofSsash Train,
ran from the Depot.
Fity posnds of Baggage only, allowed each pas-
ssngsf PAssspgsn are prohibited from taidng any.
thing W Baggage but their wearing apparel All
BaxSags svsr fhy pounds, to Be paid for extra
The Coispany limit thslr responsibility for Baggage
10 One Dollar psr pound and will not BE- liable fol
o0itrsot WIZ. H. 6ATzMER, Agent
7 IN
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3Lw,sSssiil up solely In qsart and pint bot
ties, 70 meet the requirements OF
Drusgists, and those to whom Pure and Unadultsr.
stsd liquor Necessity OF Luxury.
II y the oldsst established oi all the GUS q,
which have Slartsd Into existence upon the basis Of
, q we'll deserved and hard earned celebrity.
! II has no connection with, and 10 10 no way Ike
the trsshy mixtures sold u ENaLIsH 6Ir," or
aOLD Ton !" o" LeHpon DoOx )" o." LosDon 0n +"
So TO-, no asttsr how much " antiquity" or "ro
spsstabiky = sssuinsd by their bessttsrs.
Dr. Valentine Mott. Of New York, says; II h
ar preleFa6ls 10 even russ Holland Gin, and y "
~ ssttcis of u LdHd Mass ~~ sss~" 30 say then
aads or physioians.
| The Nsv York Herald says: "We are surprised
st iu bsnsaolal snsob Il u certain safe. guard to
hoalth."
Ih: fhilaaslphia LsaSsr ssys:" y has NO ups
remedy On earth 7OF dyspsbsia equal TO It,"
,.'s.tss M @ sT sSi iea:iis agent. wo want % osSsf
II b our pads asssMl'
women of kmsyisa, for you It u ps1taisri,
y. BALDWIN / CO.,
GoLY lxpolTBls,
81 Liberty street, Now York.
said ia Ts,SlHftI1n S&n{I Sy51,,xs Sy co.
1l6 Z street., near 70. avenue,.
dss lS-ly And dealers generally.
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EvA1s = wAsso"'s
PHILADELPHIA
6ALAMANDER,
FIRE AND
BURGLAR pRooy
. A. F. f . 81.
store, 10 sossh Fourth street,
W. D. SHEPHERD,
Corner Of Seventh cad sefsels,
~ n-lys wsshinstos, DC
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Eoa sosso., VA nnwroRs AuD

a., ?, Y: p,:ss|s 4 ~ n p ;P';'ss s;as: -
sTkfE, BAY sfArE. "a q srA4E or &ziNk,
e G az & sSi % S 49,, "a ~ e
railroad, disiaass ore mla oely 70 Bossoa.
ssv: Pier No sSssh y;r 1:af ss: u: Hss:sy
MOaaays, wednesdays, md TridsVs, 81 o'eiosk, r.
Tss Dsas :ss.a.s = EETScfcIIs, POL Cap. Brown, ..
.iS:. :ssHiss aHSiss;asy 4 :sSS sSS :sss .
Thess s,eamsn are fitted with ecsAnodiss state
~ every e, sns ssscsy WIT and
proceed ~ sisaaSoat irain, rsashinS Bsston early
q ' sa 81 Ss q q " oisa 3
zbasesss H.iisI z st.sshed o ssSh ssssnsf, whe
rscsivss and ~ acssn ths Sasgass, and s'eompsnis'
n.a:sr .fs1S, /. ssl.sstsos Win this line, BE-
.wsea Fall hvsf sad rs0vtasass, daily. s.ssps ssa
KstsAs v Bssse. \ srwAsdsd tfso.sh with srss,
dispatch By a. knprsas Train, which lsaves Fall
ssis @ ss.sss s:s sfs s!Si.:a a':Ra :sss s.s
destination at about II 4. n.
e, ss s, = 81 ss ,PR, On 3, SS 9, 18th
"a S:rtA:. sppiy oSSsssai Or Il dssir.d 70 ssooF'
a.. Mt wv wa g sSsDss, s....!,.:ss as;s;' i. +.
SA1ETY SPnnD AND oOM1oRT.
l. FOR BOSTON,
wos9EEsTEs wE9EsIa owfh FAtnsS dsSro6gnlbpo 6glpo4RgRa 4sH
WIFI Tnss2Sil4n s2SEhA!fs, TS,rsFs' HFp IN ,a
| Sh THE ns. snd staunch stsansn q
f6s ana otfY oS NEW YoRK, issv: S.w YorI
daily, ,Suudays exospted) st O'Clock, y. m, from
Piss No. -, NORTH River, feot Of vsstiy street,
FOB NEW, LONDON, ..,...'.
Thfrs eoonea,ing Win The Btsamboat ExppssI
Train tor tie shove points, vsa Norwich aad Wof
csstsr Boston and Wofctsesr w Worosstsr sAd Nashua
md New l.ondou and Moethen Railroads. :. ~
/ Freight taken 1t the lowest rates
For fnfornatioq ipaafs.d
ny sett Agent, on. the Pier
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go Seventh 8t. 0aO
p. ,. DELLEW- \ Co,
uAsuyAosu.zns Asn1. Il
Permanently EstablkAed n lSso.
THnn Rrou,.Al '..
QUARTERLY SUMNER SALE
Fine Jsvslry, Sterling SilvW-Phisd Wan
Beautiful Gold Leaf and Gilt Oval and Square
Fancy Photograph and Picture Frames,
Fine Paintings. Engraying,
French Pictures,
Ambrotype Union Gases, Prtumsry,
Fancy Soaps, Of every make In the trsos.
SPLENDID TABLE, AND POCKET ouTLRaI
In Job Lots, 70 suit purchassu.
We respectfully beg leave 70 sall The sttsntios
Of the entire community. DsALns, Houss
Kmns, TO-, TO this ans, new, and
extensive stock, at suoh prices
- defy competition.
49,
Ocaparsos Of prioss VII soavinss al that ~ afs
sow sailing the bsss and cheapest good In ssr LIN
that saa b. fol,d b any hoes . ths country.
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X <f
FRIEND II NEED. TRY IT.

A FRIEND II NEED. TRY IT.
DR.. SWEETS IHFALLIBLE LINIMENT,
The great extsrnal remedy Of tho age, prepared
from the recipe Of DR.. Stephen Sweet, 81 Connsct
out, the celebrated bone softer, whose lame Ia un.
rivalsd by that OF any living man. II h . oertaip
and Immediate ourc for Rheumatism, aout, Neural
gia, Sprains, Bruises Cute, Wounds, Sores. Burns,
Beslds, Piles, Lumbago, Headaohe, Toothachs, and
all Rheumatic and Nervous Dsordsrs, External In
Al sunsrsrs should give It trial. De-, .'"
RICHARDSON CO., Prop.istor,
For sale by CHARLES sToTT, General Xsen,
for Washinyton, and BY all dsss''.
teb N-d&v1y
VVHE ST. Louis, Chsstnut street,
i Between Third and Fourth, Philadelphia
The undsnignsd having leased for term Of ysars
this popular house. have the pleasure OF Announcing
to their friends and the travelling community that
Ia now open for the reception OF guests. The house
since tbs first OF March last, has been entirely reno
waited and reftted In superior manner the apart
ments are large, we'll ventilated, and f6rnished II
modern style. 1t 10 centrally located, convenient "a
ail the depots and steamboat landings, and In the
Immediate vicinity Of the Custom House, Post Ofho<
aud the Corn Exchauge:- " "'-.-
h Connected with the HOTEL 70 Restaurant for thu
accommodation Of thoss preisFring the European
plan. PIlos Of Ro0ms from Three 70 Seven dollars
per week, according TO location. ..,.
| Board u 80 per day. Table d'hote for merchant
and business men from to Z; m
! my S-Gm sISA6C L. DEVOB.
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GAS FITTING.

n W. AOODALl, H--.--I
Vi. FAUn6Ka111,
GAS AND HTEAM FILTER,
Se4 SsvssiA a., war Canal Bridge, Washington.
All orders executed at the shortest notice, In the
most substantial manner, and On ysdsssabil iMxss.
r~sosal sasstiow given to every department Of the
hnsinesa. nov 20
rAs rIXTUllEg.-ws have In store, ana
" are daily rsceivtng, GAS fI1TLnEs Of en-
n syls to anything heretofore offered In this market
We invite citizens generally TO call and examine oar
thst We have the best selected stock In Wsshngtou.
All work In the above line intrusted 10 our care
MYERS Il MoQBAN,
mar 2o-dn No S1o ID street
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Read on! Read ON!
Greatest Bargains Yet |!

Greatest Bargains Yet!
n1rRA SILVER rsAEED sAEEs, oO1rL1rH TEA
Spisess, BEST quality, 80 sstt
EXTRA snvll-PLATkD CASTOR,
sFrsnsh glas bottles, %, sIso, sSoo, . ss.so.
RxTRA SILVER 4 rtAIEHs ;5y oLJys THREAD.
~ dossa.
EXTRA slLvER-PLATED, TIPPlD TABLE
SPOONS,
- Per dossa.
EXTRA sILvER.PLATRD, THREADRD,
OLIVE TABLE FORKS, -
Npsr dossn.
EXTRA sILvlR-PLAInD. TIPPED TABLE,
FORKS,
~ dcA
EXTRA sILvnR-PLATEp TEA SPOONS,
TlfPRD AND THREADED,
S2s dossn.
HEAVY sILvER-PLATED, DOUBLE WALL
ICE PlTCHERS,
ohssi ,oaiy u, s1sO and 500 for es,rs quality. ~
FINB BsILvEBPLATED CUPS, MUGS, COB
LETS, DALT STANDS,
Only d saoh---rstail price, ss.
sILvER-PLATED MUSTARD AND SALT /
SPOONS,
Is cts. each.
sILvER-PLATBD BUTTHR-KNIvEs,
as.s1, and " Ots. sssh.
We are Agents for the sale OF
MoCLAN's CELEBRATED
CoCOanut and 0uino0.a0ed
HaiI. Oils,
COLOGNES. EXTRACTS, 40.
GhhstianaI Slognss, Extracts, h.
WORSIHY'8 PREMIUM
HONEY. PALM, ALMOND. AND WINDSOR
Toilet Soaps.
TAYLoR's FANCY SOAPS.
Put up In Family Boxes, 70 suit purchasers
Wholesale and Retail.
Also, full lines Of Notions and Hanoy Goods,
al Of which W Offer at the hsnufaotursrs'
Prices, without any freight being added.
Ths Trade, Dealers, Houssksspers and Ped.
lars are respectfully solicited.
We guarantee TO sell st New York snd Phila.
dslphia prices, or psrish in hs atts~spi.
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Read! Read! Read! ]
Read!

Read! Read! Read! Read!
us.irss
splsadiA CsDso, Mosaic, Lava, osrosn
ois, end Jet ssts Of Jswslfy, d 70
o1sO....................... WV
Elsgant Gsrnst, Turquoise, and Duam.
slsd, fall sstts, o. 10 oss......"........ so
Superior Buamsisd, Ceral, and Opal
Cluster sstts, d TO oss................ so
Plain, Ohassd, Enamslsd, and Fancy
Bssoslsts, q 70 sS.................... ssto 1000
Cameo, Coral, Carbanels, and Nina
tars Breoehss, 70 ssnts to si......... so
Cent? vst, Gsard, ssd Lsdiss' Chats.
laia Chains-ths largest stock In Wash.
iAgtoa, q 70 N............"......... 1000
LAdis1 0aE.st end CarbuAsls Neck.
laoss, d 10 e7S0.. ... 800
Garnet, Carbunols and Onyx Stud snd
Bsttons, (ans, 81 sstt ............. so
Fine, solid, Gold Sleeve Buttons and
stads, separate, 20 osats to u sstt... 40
8sats' Cluster and Opal Bosom Pins,
gold moantings, 90 osats to d 49,. 500
Yns Looksn and Msdalioas, los swoanA
Ssur Pistarss, n 10 sLtaL ........... 80
Bsal and Btoas-Sst Finger Rings, every
variety, 10 cents to si.so.............. 800
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Coapsrsos Of prices VII soavi,ss al thst ~ ass
sow selling the bsss and cheapest good 1. ssr Linz
that saa b. fossd /, any hosss . ths country.
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CuARLES'
LONDON
RDIAL
G I N

! Distilled In LosDon, and pu,
up solely In qSart and pint bot
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THE B.iTtsH AND AMERICAN NAvIEs.-
The whole force of the British Navy num-
bers 43 steam vessels and 1913 sailing ves-
sells. This would make total of 6I3 SO.
tual war vessels, without including the
large numbers Of transport and other ships,
that could, at short notice, he converted
into men Of war. TIE fleet would carry
between $1,000 and 10000 guns. The
effective force Of the American Navy il
e sailing ships, carrying e37 guns, and
l64 steamships, carrying 1855 guns II g
Secretary of the Navy makes the whole
effective force 264 vessels, 1857 guns, AMI
abhat 22 900 seamen but he incIudes IN
bis list receiving ships and ships Of the
line that havs been on the stock since 1918.
When it is reflected TINT this respectable
navy has been refitted, built and collected
together hin three or four months, TO
American need be dshearened at compa-
ring it with the mighier srmamsnts ef
France and England.
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CuRE FOR FROSTED FEET.-It is said
that frozen feet can be speedily and GER
tainly cured by being bathed and well
rubbed with kerosene or coal oil, for a
few times at night before reriring to bed.
Several persons have tried it, all of whom
unite in pronouncing it an eh,ectuaI cure,
Which, If they ars correct, is an easy and
cheap mode of getting rid of very trou-
blesome ahiicton. Those who have tried
it say that the feet sh ,uld be well warm
ed by hot stove during and after the ap-
plcation Of the oil, and it will certainly
efec. speedy cure. Persons suffering
from the pain of f.osted feet will no doubt
do well in giving il II rial, for it is surely
very cheap ointment and one that is
very easily applied.
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PRESIDENT LISCoLr's Missouri CoCsrs.
-Among the twelve rebe! prisoners 70.
Gently brought i'll from North Missouri is
Mr.. John X. Lincoln, of Clinton county.
lIei.a highly respectable, wealthy and
Influential ci;izen Of that county, aboat
40 years of age, AMI a cousin OF President
Lincoln. The prisoner is charged with
having permitted the rebels to pecre,s
ammunition ia his cellar, induced young
men to Join the rohel army, assisted in the
robbery of Liberty Arsenal, and otherwise
given aid and comfort to the ehemy. He
removed from Kentucky 20 this State manv
years ago, and, aside from his rebel pros
oiiSities, has ever been an esteemed citizen.
lie will probably be held as hostage for
the personal security or exchange of Judge
Birch. Louis Democrat.
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The CANADIAN FRoNTIER.-Tha Detroit
advertiser states that rumor, based upon
what is considered reliable authority is pre-
valent among the inhabitants of Windsor
and Sandwich, that the military commits
sion, now making tour of the Province,
will shortly arrive at those places, and put
them, as well as Maiden, in a complete
state of defence. 1t is also stated that
the government steamers will proceed from
Quebec and winter on the lakes 10 be read Y
Tor emergencies.
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GEO. REED.

Attorney and Counsellor at Law.
Has resumed tina practice Of his profession in
Asuitowoc, and car now promise to give
prompt attentioh to all professional business
entrusted to hins.
EE Collections made in any part of the State
For few weeks his Office will be found at
his dwelling house.
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The MANiTOWoC PILOT
rs PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING

TERMS:
To Village Subscribers, when LEFT By the Car
er, $500 per annurn
To Nail and Office Subscribers, s1,00-inua
riably IN aduonee.
Eleven copies will be sen, to one post ofnce on
he receipt of $1,000. Twenty copies on the
receipt of $500. a
eF- Advertising at the usual rates.
job p-RIFTIfgG.
Having large and varied assortment Of Job
Type, and Two FaEssEs, the Proprietor is pre-
pared TO execute all kinds Of jon PRINTING on
short notice and at fair prices.
e All kinds OF Farmers Produce taken at
this Office in PAYMENT for work or papers.
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HECTOR MCLEAN.

Notary Public and General Land Agent,
sToCKBRIDoE, CALUMET CO., WIS.
Will attend to the payment of taxes, the collec-
ton of debts, the ex ex4mnation Of titles, &c.
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BEER s. KERN,

North side, opposite Richards Foundry. Deal
ers in Dfy Goods, Groceries and Provisions,
Glass, Crockery, Fancy Goods, 0il-Clotb,
Z w Wooen yarn, Fancy Baskets, Fiddles and
Guitars, and Guitar strings. Toys, Cordures,
Paperhangings, Brushes, &c.
Respectfully solicit share Of public patron
age.
Nanitowoc, July, 1859 nl-tf
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NOTARY PUBLIC, Agent for the Milwaukee Mu
tual Insurance Company, and County Treas
urcr. Win attend to the payment of Taxes
&C.. Office on Ninth Street nl-tf
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W1f. NJ. NICHOLS,

attorney and Counsellor at Lar,
Office on York Street, Manitowoc, Manitowoc
County Wis. Collections promptly attended
to- nj If
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EB- In late number of the Toronto

hulks were sunk. s---s---r
g- In late number of the Toronto
Globe, of Canada, we find the following
announcement t.< #.
We understand that meeting of our
eolored citizens will be held this evening
for the purpose of forming rifle corps
already enrolled their names, and at the
meeting this evening arrangements will be
made to procure an efficient drill instruct
or, and a proper room to drill in.'
These ale fugitives slaves whom our alb
olitionists have run into Canada over the
underground railroad. They are not SO
stupid as not to understand that in taking
up British arms they would fight for the
South and against the North. 1t is per-
haps credtable to them that they wish 20
fight on that side. Their knowledge of
North and South consists in the remem.
brance Of their old masters and the expe-
rienee with their new friends, the sboli-
tionsts. From the former they always
had kind treatment and plenty of hog and
hominy; the latter have consigned them
to beggary in the bleak lati.udes of Cana
da. What in the world more natural than
that they should take up arms for the hog
and hotniny on which they grew fat snd
sleek, and against the cheap philanthropy
from which they have never extracted one
good dinner ... .....
So we see that our aboIitionsts eannot
command the help of the fugitive slaves in
a war to "Lestroy slavery"
HEAVY RoDBERY AND Fortunate Rs
covERr.-A truhk containing $4,000
worth Of jewelry was stolen from the foot
of the stairway at the fremont House,
night before last. The owner, Mr. Open
heimer, of the firm of Openheimer & Metz
ger. dealers in jewe!ry and peddiers' goods,
started for the country with the trunk,
and, for greater convenience in reaching
the depot, took it to the fremont House,
and left it at the foot Of the stairs, inside
of the storm doors. When the time came
for his departure, ii WAS missing, as a
matter Of course; nothing else could have
been expected.
The owner made thorough search,
but could find nothing of it, The police
were engaged, but were saved all unnec-
essary trouble, as the trunk was found yes
terday morning in an alley, not far dis
tant, broken open, and the contents scat
tered over the ground. Very little was
taken circumstance which can be ac-
counted for on no supposition except that
the thief went crazy over his good for.
tune, and had not sense enough to hide
the plunder, or carry it off with him
There were fifteen or twenty gold watch
es, besides jewelry of every description,
both gold, brass and plated. Some silver
watche. are missing, and it is supposed
that the molest wants Of the thief were
satisfied with the amount of pelf The
ground was covered with the jewelry,
which the owner lost 10 time in shoveliao
up and putting under better security
CTica00 Timex
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and that they be allowed to redeem sepa-
ratel.r from the taxes Of each year, provi
ded that if they shall not pay on the FIRST
day of May aforesaid, the time may bs ex-
tended to the 18th Of June following, by
paying interest for such extended time, at
the rate of 25 per cent. per annum.
List vf Land tared to Lee d Cain, referred
to IN ScheduIo a ------- -------
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O. TORRESON s. CO.,

Dealers in Dry Goods, Groceries, Provisions,
Hardware, Crockery, Boots and Shoes, Hats
and Caps, Drugs aud Medicines, Glass, Nails,
etc, Produce Of all kinds wanted, nltf
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attorney and Counsellor at Lar,
Justice Of the Peace, and Notary Public. Par
ticular attention given to collecting, &c. Of
Gee on York Street, Manitowoc Wis. nl-tf
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JOHN MckEOGH.

Wagen, Eleigh, and Carriage Maker.
Shop on York street, over Wm. Sharp's Black
smith shop, Manitowoc, Wis. Always on
hand, and willing to work.
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Il. r. ANDERSON.

Attorney at Law and Notary Public. Office on
York street, north side of the river, Mani
towoe. 42-ly