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Dito w. v Ahi btsf
Mrs. h. Il. WEEK
MISS &. HORMTElT.


MISS &. HORMrElT.
MEDINA, March l, 1861. :,
rnu above named ladies we are personally
&C Qu.unled wun, and know thai Tor several
Years whne We lived iu Medina. taey wero
great sufferers. Miss ). has been SO badly Al
II cled that IL was with diiouIty she aoie
10 stand upon her feet. lew Doul ain atn
oiicon entirely cured her OF her comb %,"s.-
My wile received great benefit fromp med.
lclne. We recommend IL 10 the ladiesS vi thu
crunty as n sale aud enicient romeJy or the
many complaints they are subject TO-.
John WEEk :,
Editor Canleld Al r.h
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Mr.. LANG, OF Seneca, hss intro
duced bill in the Ohio Senate au.
,horizing soldiers to vote.
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LYONS KATHAIRON.

VI ~ ~. NN IIE !
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PROF. 0. J. WOODS
Hal z IL ESQ IsATIVE

inns astonishing preparation turns the
Hair hack to is original col2r, after hav-
ing become gray and reiustates il in ali
is original heath lnster, snftness aud
heautv--renosps all DarTtff from the
Scalp, and all unpleasan, itching. 1t will
also cnre Cntaneous Eruptions. such as
Send Head, Teier, &c and hence creates
2 perfectly healthy condition of the Scalp.
by acling As Slim,lant and Tonic 10 the
organs supplying the coloring matter TO
The Hair completely restoring them to
heir original vigor and heallh-thus pre-
venting AL Tendency TO become gray.
It ais" prevents the Hair from becom-
!ng unhealthy and falling IF, and causes
i TO grow and ,h.Aen where it is gone.
by resu>cita'ng the organs necessary 10
supply nutrment and co'oling matter.
Th"u-ands Of Spl,!ie's in the Army have
testified to the above. who had barome
gray and lost their Hair by sickness,
change Of climate, and ;nattention, while
peIfor,niug camp duty
As Restorative and Dressing, it has
no equal
T. & J. ROBINSON.
Wholesale & Retail Agents for North
evn Wisconsin.
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Es.GElS:S sale.

State Of Wisconsin, ~ ailitowoc County Cir
cult Court. Hugo Luebher against Henry F.
Belifz and Helen Beli;z
DY Virtue Of a Judgmea. Of Foreclosure and
II Sale rendered by the Circuit court IL and
for the Fourth judicial Circuit OF the state OF
Wisconsin, ct a Special Term Of said Court he'd
1T the Court House in the city Of Sheboy gan, in
the above entitled action on the l4th dar OF
January, A D. 1863 will sell at Public Ven
due to the highest bidder, at the Court House
in the village of Maaitowoc, on NJ nd&r, the 6'h
day Of July, A. D. 1868, 81 IL o'clock ii. Of
said day, the following described property or g.
much thereof as 81 Ill raise the amonUt OF said
ju 'guent aud costs, to>wit: All that certa
parcel ofland situated in the county OF Maito>
voc in the Stare CT Wisconsin. known and lie
scrioed as the north east quarter of the south
cast quarter of Section o. thirty 600, in Town
ship no. seventeen az, north OF Range numb +
twenty one 21) east together with the appur>
tenances thereto belonging. Dated Sscr.Te
Office, Manitowoc. Wis. April 81, 13G&.
-.- --s IRA 7. SMITH, Sheriff.
Ply FRFD. BoncHCEpT, Deputy Shcgif
3. WILLIAMS, Pi't'G's ATTY.
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IN reading and fling an instrument in wri

IN reading and fling an instrument in wr
~ ting, purporting to be the last viii and
testament Of Frederick Marx, late OF the city o.
New YORK, State OF Ne~ York, deceased, ar,!
also the accompanying petition OF Henry Nacht-
we'll of the town of 6 bson, Manitowoc county,
State Of Wisconsin, representing au0"- other
thirg7 that the said Frederick Marx lately died
at said city of New York in the State OF New
York; that said Instrument ia the last will ard
testament OF said deceased, and that he, tie said
petitioner is the identical Henry Nachfweii
famed aud app intel in and By the sai,, last
will and testament executor thereof, and praying
that day he appointed for hearing The proof, OF
said last will and testament; 1t is Ordered.
That the proofs OF said instrument be heard be
fore the Judge of this Court on Monday the
18th day of April, A D. 1868, at Il O'clock A
w. at TIE Court House in the village Of Mani
towoc; And it is further Ordered That public
notice thereof be given II all persons Interested
by publishing a copy of TINS order for three
weeks successiveIy, prior to sad day OF hear
ing, in the Manitowoc Pilot, wee ky newspaper
pFinted st Mantowoc, Wisconsin.
II s. PIEEPONT, County Judge.
Dated March ! 1SG3
Gso, n. Voc DIN, Atty Tor Petitioner
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hen The building was fred ADD destroy
Nnu York Inl2 Ill 90 p ,

New York. july Ill 80 p. n
The Post says bodies of rioters &c. ia,
visited the large manufacturing establish
fnents and forced the laborer. TO Join them,
fofld,Hng the loading Of ships, De, lie
Up to this hour several houses have been
sacked. including Major Opdyks's. Con,
f'agralons are occurring momeBtar;ly -
The mob, which seems 10 be divided into
separate crowds, are bent on pIunder, pill
lage and robbery Of persons. Tie me--
chants have held a meeting. and about 200
have just marched ZIP Broadway to enroll
themselves az special police There has
been several collisions with the military
aud 2nli;e, in which the rioters have got
worslei. Detachments Of troops with two
pieces OF ordnance, under Col. O'Brien,
charged or the rio.ers at O'Clock to-day
Three rounds Of tlank cartridges were fir
I'd from the cannon, and the mob hastily
dispersed, Pfomising 10 come back soon
with arms x company oe infantry was
stoned in Pits Street. when the Lieuien~
ant ordered The company TO fire, which 1t
did. killing several Of the scorndrels, the
rest fleeing.
A. four D. m. the brokers held a meet
inr and organic d Themselves into compa-
rlies for ir,,nedinte service A similar
meeting is being he'll in different parts of
The city. All The stores down town are
now closed. The armores. arsena!s, aud
all public buildings are fully garrironei
Some 3 900 effective troops are expect
ed 10 The city this evening. The mob is
quite dense 10 TIE City Hall Park, where
Gov. Sc. mour addressed it.
New York, via Yonkers July 13.
The mob reign has not yet ceased, a.
though to-day will probably witLess Its
end.
There IS no doubt that vastly larger
numbers were engaged in it yes;e! day
than on II onday.
All large manufactures are closed la
Dor on docks and ship wards suspended
The Provost Marshal has receive O.
ders from Washington to stop he draft.
which will probably aiiav the excitement.
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Diseases Of the Chest and stomach;

aad ali other chronic affections, viii also lie pre-
scribed for and treated at trc same time. foor
persons whose means are limited, viii be char
ged for medicines only.
The undersigned believes that the knowledge
he possesses in these classes OF diseases, can be
made bene tcIa' to s fellow citizens. and there's
fore adopts this method for the public good.
and not from any pccuniary Necessity Of makiuR
it known. that he devote5 certain hours from
his other practice, to the treatment: OF thu d.s-
eases already enumerated. -. adj
AZ many cases will revuire protrlted stsy
in the eitv. beard can always be had at one or
another Of the many boarding houses or .averns
or at the Hospital under the care uf the S,stets
Charity. This hospital is located on the
banks Of the Lake in one CT toe most beautiful
situations in the city, accessible &. all hours OF
the day by horse railway. f.a- sssf
Letters OF enquiry vii always be promptly an.
swered. Office, No. 8 CrossweIl's Building.
Wisconsin street. between Est Wafer snd
Main Streets. Residence, corner o; Fan B1ren
and Oneida Streets, Milwaukee. oa.r. sbeal ..
--efaae.4 JAMES JOHNSON, ND
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SsseriIs Sale.

State of Wisconsin,. Mlntowoc County
Circuit Court. Andrew Fristche as'st Charles
LustZa.
DY VIRTUE OF judgment Of Foreclosure
ID aud Sale rendered by the Circuit C0usf il
and for the county Of MatlitGwoc, State OF t is-
coEsin, at The General Term OF said Court hell
ct the village aEi county OF Mantowoc IN ,hr
above-entitled action On the first day ot W.
vernber A. D. 1852, I VIII sell at pn5l;c ven ,iue
10 tie highest bidder at the Court House ii the
village Of HanitoHoc, on the eleventh d.v q
April A. B. | 363 Mt three O'Clock in the a'tcr,
noon of hat day, the following described pJop-
efty or So much thereof as viii raise the amount
OF said Judgment and costs to wit: The south
east quarter OF the south east quarter Of Sec tion
no. four = IL Township no. twenty 20
north Of Range 10. twenty one -2l = ia the
county of Manitowoc and State 0. Wiscnusit
together with the appurJenance5 thereto be
longing. Dl,ei Sheriff's Office, Manitowac,
Wisconsin, January 10, 1863
IRA p. SETH. Sher'E
Bv FRED. RnRCHERDT, Depu' Sltllf..
WM II. NICHOLS Pi'tilIs AtJ'y.
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I'm ESrODGsc,

State Of Wiscolsia, ii4ntowoc County, SO.
in he matter Of the Estaie Of T.leut.nc
Kaufman. deceased
On reading and fling .ie petition Of Caio 'iao
Kaufman Of the town OF Two Eivt RS in the coun-
ty OF Malitowoc, and State of Wifcousin repre-
sentrs among other things tn Valentine
Kaufman, late Of said town, decea-el on The
Sth day Of June. \. 2. 1868, at his residerce in
saip town died intestate, leaving gootiS, chatte:
and estate within tbs comfy; an that She IL /,
said petitioner, is tic widow of said deceased {;
and praying n II administration said eStat,
be granted unto g. Dan,'er and Bernard W,ikpirs
Of the village and town OF Two RIVER, H. j. Or
dered, That said application be heard before
me, at my Office. in the village of Mantle voc
on the 81 n day OF July A. d. 1868 eft 10 O'Clock
\. NJ. AID it is Farther Ordered, That notice
Of said application and hearing be given 10y
publishing a copy Of III 8 order Cor three success
sive weeks, ouee in each week, in the Maqitowoc
Pilot newspaper printed il said County prior
t. said hearing.
HENRY S PiERPONT, County Judge.
Dated June Is, 1868.
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81 STATEoF WIsCoySE

Sc STATE4oF WISCONSIN
SuEBoi ~ Cdusrr,
e By virtue offthsN aastcrsy il ms vestei BY
the laws Of ihs State 'dh hereby fix tho TINT
fer holding the Soecia Terms Of the Circui,
Conrt fer the 4th Judicial Circuit as fellows: nj
On the scco;.d Tuesday ctJaiy. ossach year
R: The Court Hoe 80 in the city OF Fonf d. Lac,
in the Conu;y OF Fsni Ill Lac, at one O'Clock
?. NJ Of said cay,
On the second Tuesday Of January Of each
year a. the Court House, in the city of Sheboy
gan. in tha-County Of Shebogg4n, at one O'Clock
p. NJ. Of sad lav, 1859
In witness whereof have her5uato- SCI my
b @ = had this 10Th day OF jane 1868.
g--s DAVID TAYLOR
.s-g ... Circuit Judge.
.. h Judicial Cit cut.
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C,rsu,t CGurt-Manitowae County,

jacob iialverson. Plaintiff against Gideon b
Collins, Benz min Wellington and Henry W
Wellington, Defendants. The State of Wi-con-
sin the defendant Henry w. Wellington
NIOU are hereby summoned and required to
i answer the complaint in this action which
is fled in the Office Of the Clerk of said Court
at Manitowoc, eopy of which is herewith SER
v,j upon you by mail, and to serve copy of
your answer to said complaint on the subscriber
at bis office in his dwelling house, in the village
o. ManitOwcc in said county, within twenty davs
after the service Of this summons on YOU excIll-
sivc of the day of snch service AID If yoi fail
to answer the said complaint within the: time
aiorssaid the plaintiff in this ACTON will apply
to the Ceuri for the relief demanded in the com.
,lain: Dated January %. 1859. ..ss ... a..
ego. REED. ATTY fos Pr6.
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office

Is hereby given that nv wife Marin has
left my bed and board without just uee or
proToo alton. Therefore l forbid all e-sou g
/ .arboring or trusting her on my account, a.
shall not pay any debts contracted bv her.
JOHAN ROEnL.
Liberty June 81 1858
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The Directors Of the Eani;owoc, Two Rivers,
aud Mi-hicott Flask Road Company are hereby
requested to meet at the oflice Of Chas Iehu.
at hantowoc, on Monday, tie ga day oi June,
A. D 1863, a. O'Clock \. Vi Tor the trassac-
ton OF business connected > ith the Company.
.. HARLES KCEHN. Presii. Mt. F.
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THE WEEALY WORLD. $50
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Notice to Town Clerks!

| have received me School Codes Tor 1868 AID
III rctdT to deliver them 70 the -evera! Town
Clerks e the countv on every Saturday 81 my
otiice, for distribution among the b STREET erks.
jos ". THOMBS,
County Schcoi Surerinre dent.
Nsuitoxoc, July Q, 1868
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LITER .lR Y,

Tie Weekly N-ogll prints IL almost every -
s',r reviews Ct recent publications. prepared by
e-rt'eman OF high Standing in th.. literary world
aud TGosc mer.,s rs q writer ana review CT need
no Endorsement at cur hands. \ specially of
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Of the literary news Of England. France AMI tAv
Uuited Stlits.
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10 DEMOCRATS.

Tie Wali IS The Only daily Democrats n Va
paper published in New Tork. As such It hasa
large and increasing circulation among the Dem.
ncrats and Conser vati,es Of the whole country
its comments upon current events the only
expression Of the patriotic GERS rva.isin Of tho
country. TIE editorials Of the daily are iepub-
isled in the Weekly and Semi .Fc XIV edi ous.
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Great Riot in New York.
New Yotk. July IL J

The New York Posts second edition
has the following:
riot commenced ibis morning, conse-
quent upon drafting having coinneuceA.
The rioters. from 800 10 800, were arm
at the headquarters of tee 9fh division
corner 81 avenue and As street The
machinery. books and blanks OF The drat
at This place were entirely destroyed
The bri!dinr vas fred and the whole
block euyeiopeti in flames.
Two or three ,nen with axes Gu, down
the poles IN Third Avenue. and at IL o.
clock the lines were DESTROYED. his said
Superintendent Kennedy appeared a. the
sceue Of disturbance AID was much irju-
red.
Police are unable 10 check the riot
The military escort OF the remains Of
Brig. Gen. Zook, comprising the ire; reg
snent of cavalry, was ordered 10 the scene
of riot
Just as We 90 to press we hear tina; the
mob has burned two elrean. dwelling hou-
&c. in Lexington Avenue
Information rereived VI to two o'clock
states that the mob has increased TO some
thousands.
Gen Wool has ordered 10 the scene a
large number of marines from the Brook
I'm NAVY Yard besides a considerable num-
Der of soldiers Of the regular army. The
National Guard Reserve has been ordered
out.
New York. 6 p NJ.
Up to this hour the riot appears TO be
increasing.
The following is brief resume Of their
operations:
1t appears tina, there must have been
concerted plan ofress stance to the conscrip
ton, as al the working men on the i fer
ont railroads combined together with those
Of certain factories. ami marched 10 the
building on 3 | avenue, where the drafting
for the 9 b division bad commenced, AMI
at about ten o'clock the croad rushed in
and seized the books and repers, using
great violence toward the off :ia's anrl r.
oor,ers present. who managed 10 escape.
except ASST Dep. Van Derfell. who was
badly beaten AMI is hAyonA recovery
Soon after The building was burned the
demons fTPaH"ltIlt N'tI'liHV tItt uillfT
part where some half Il Dozen families
lived. The next building took hre and
was a 50 consumed 'he humans shoutio9
while II was burning.
women were also ~ lHa MOO cHeefipG
them on.
All the horse cars were stopped and the
drivers taken OF by the crowd
he ponce were o'efpo"eFed ana beat
en- horf'oy.
"A oIsckS'h'1' shop WAS atso Hemoi!sheI
and the o"nes G3'a!T ki,'e1.
ne' Ac"','""' 81 - % '"e iFoF'~t
Iuara arr'Fe ~ an cary hoh' ana aFe"
up 10 .'he 0'- &c 1T ana - S,rte'S
on d avenue "n''o '"e' were qHck'V
sn'ron''e' i'' An .'''eh,e'F excited cf"Wa
VINO sI"hea ahc l'efpo mem. me SOL
die's fired INTO 'he rHtI1ane. when they
were set upon ard driven of and pursued
about mile. One OF the soldiers was
ranght ana Actually beaten to death bV
ooth the men ana women nerds. An"'h-
er was nearly Torn 10 pieces, thrown over
= r,er'plce and his body stoned until baf
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Male Teacher Wanted!

A male Teacher wanted 10 teach ia School
District No Q ofibe town OF Franklin, for three
months. Apply 70
= JAMES NALONEY, District Cle,k.
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AGRICULTURAL.

\ special fatnre cfthe Weekly World, wlich
coElEyuds itself to eyt,y farmer is ts gricu.
;ura! Department. the chs-ge Of which is in the
hands of a most competent gentleman who has
for number Of wears been identified with the
20. icullHrai inter,st s OF tie country both az ,
writer aad practicll, scientific t&rner.
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HENRY ST9RN.
GEiCH SsID'f, OF Schools.

MAsIrowoc, County, Jan. 10 h, 1868.
The Comfy Superintendent can be found
at the office OF the County Judge in the
Court House, on Saturday of each week
during bis business hours (hom 10 A. NJ .
to 8 i. NJ } and ol such other days as
his olicia. duties Will permit.
J. ". THONBS,
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Uneuualled Inducements

to customers My stock consists Of
French Wool Cassimercs, f. d ~ Casst-
anereS, Satinets, DENNIS, Co'onnales,
Dress Prints, Taleacias, De
Gaincs, GiaGfams. Lo,ons,
Dress Goods, Checke,
Psai7s. Ladies
CLoth, & c.
With large stock Of Ladies' Stella, Brocha,
ana six aud Wo-strd Shawls.
NJ G,2ce. ;es co. sist of a choice assortment
Of Back a.. i U"een Tea, Be wn and White
suga1s, Coffee, Rice, Dire Apples, Currants,
R4isins, PAN aud Castle Soap.
NJ assortment OF Boots sHd Shoes comprise
MEMS and BORIS Boots,
Wonaen and ChIIren's .Sh.cs,
Hens Ba|1,orol Shoes.
Ladies Congres>' Gaiters,
Ckaiarea's Loia N0afez Guitars
Also. choice 1T of Cutlery, Spades & Shov
els, Rakcs, Hoes, Forks, Nails, Gl4ss. Putty.
Sash, TUBS Pals, Sc.
have also large assortment Of HATS &
CAPS, and all my goods will be sold at prices
which Will
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CORRESPONDENCE

In tits dep2rtnens the Weekly World IS
without competitor Correspondents Of the
Worll are attached to every OF tae graz
armies of the Ia, n and transmit at the earliest
opportuni ' aceou IS of current events within
their RESP ective spheres, No qetser proof need
be sdiuced OF tie value of their letters than that
they are constantly transferred to the columns
OF other Journals both in this country aud in
EuroTe We also receive by every steamer let
tiers from our coEr spendeut: in EnSl.rd, France
and Ita'y, which are Irin:el il the Weekly
World
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HENRY BERNEEe

respectfully informs the public Of Msnito-
voc town and county, and surrounding
country, that lie has recently purchased
the Drug and Medicine store formerly kept
by LruBxER & RUDicrR, on the corner of
Franklin and Eighth streets. south side of
tie river, and that in addition TO their
large stock, he is constantly aiding to and
replenislins the same, lie has large
AMI extensive assortment Of pURh
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Go. Circuit, Court.

OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT,
Mauitowoc County. May I, 1868. I
NOTICE is hereby given that l will, on Mon
day, the first day OF June, 1868, at ten o'clock
in the forenoon, proceed to draw the names Ct
seventeen persons to serve "a Grand Jurors at
The June Term Of said Count, ard the names Of
twenty >fnur persons to serve as Pet. Jurors at
said Term, in accordarce with the provisions of
law. JERE CROWLEY, Clerk.
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. FII4NCLAL AND C0NnEacLIL

TIE Commercial DerS7fmen. Of the Weekly
World, with is full and accurate reports OF tn.
markets of every kind, both domestic and Tor.
eign. is recrguiz / as STANDARD authority by
dealers cut Of as well Is in the city. It's week y
reports OF the transactions in ana the conditions
Of the money n1a:ket are Indispensable to Any
one who &C Tres 20 keep Informed OF The cnnss,lr
.luv;u tions OF prices ia these times and to g.:.,
Possession Of thst Information without which NO
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