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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-06
CONSTITUTION WATER

To TIE pubic With the convciion that IA. ro o,.,
relieVing the ci,ss - disease. Viii n Ia. mn ss pa
sns's'tis successful ~ eurue aJ We tru.t ,h, - ~ ~
be rewarded Tor our Efforts az lscfr.o vauaie
form 10 meet the requirements Of patient and
clan. ~ F'9s''
foR SALE BY ALL pRrGGisrs-PRIcE al
wn n GRSGG A Co. Props,,or..
Morgan Amen. General Agents. No. "a c1ir .r..,
Ne- Vows wrghtA French, g. Randolph a., smith
pvet ~ iAAs a., NAolsssls Asssts. Chicago, ulnols.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-06
DRUGS.

4 HAVE associated with me IN business Mr. G. "
Sloan. Hho has been ASSISTANT In the store fsr
number Of year, pat. Hereafter the business will b
continued AZ the old stand under the firm -
BROWNING. a SLOAN.
feel grateful TOT the liberal patronage which have
ever receivet-trust by strict attention Business and
the wants Of customers merit and retain The
X BhOwNlNG.
IL persons moving themselves indebted 90 will
~ please call az their earliest convenience and make
settleuentof same. and ohige r. BKOW MING.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-06

WIN soon assemble. and the most important questions
will Be brought before Il for determination. osle n
which, the Emancipation and Colonization policy - the
President, will vitality Afec the future o. ne country
All interesting Congressional proceedings viii ~ re-
ported m ihe Nlafln.l
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-06

new Legislature viii assemble the sth q Janu-
AIRY next It's action viii have deep nteres, for the
citizens Of Indiana rAe contain faithful
aud intelligent report Of IL proceedns 20 that the
reader understand IRON day day what their Repre-
-eutntiyeS are dtirr
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-06
PHYSICIANS
CONSTITUTION WATER

Hare long since given up the of buchu cubes and u-
noer IN tue treatment OF these Diseases and them
Tor the want OF better remedy.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-06
GAR BEERS.


60 sHrCRAfT HAS OPENED A BARBER SHOP IN
-. the new block Of Jobu c New. tvo doors .euth Of
The Postofcs, 90 the seeoad hoor koor Ne aud o
wh~r- he vii Be pleased 70 all hi. old customers
~ MI hlasiwhh IA chair ectio-dly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-06
READ, Rad. READ.

rritste and drench the and by constant use
le al 10 cnronlc degenerAlon and confirmed disease
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-06

Has proved itself equal the task that has devolved
upon Il.
DlURErICS,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-06
LEUCORRHGA, OR WHITES.
FOR DYSPEPSIA

IL has no equal II relieving the most distressing symp
toms. Also, Headache. Heartburn Acid Sto ach vomit-
lug FOOD, dc. lake tea pooniul after dinner. The
dose in all mas be increased II desired but IL should
be done gradually
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-06
DYSMENORHGA, OR PAM III MENSTRUATIOy. A,
~ MENOKRhAGlA Or PAOtUsk HOW ING.
SUPPRESSED MENSTRUATIoN.

SUPPRESSED MENSTRUATIoN,
Which in the married. female Is constant recurring
d ease and through neglect the seeds more grave and
dangerous maladis are the result and month after
month passes without effort b. ing made assist ia
ture the suppression becomes chronic the gradu.
sl loses her appetite the bowels are costpated nix
sweats come on and the consumption finally end. her
LEUCORRHGA. OR WHITES.
This disease depends upon an inflammation Of the mu-
couS lining of the vagina womb IL j. ia all cases ac
companed by severe pain lnthe Dack the towes
and through the ps teaspoonfn Of medicine may
be taken three times day. with injection OF a table
spoonful OF medi inc mixed with half pt Of soft
morning and evening
IRRITATION or THE NICK Of THE BLADDER, IN
fLAMM MON or THE KGDN Us AND CATARbH
Or THk BLADDER. sfkANGUARY ANDBUhN-
ING OF PAINFUL UklNATiNG.
For those diseases il truly sovereign remedy and
too much cauno be said M It's praise. single dose has
been known ic relieve the most urgent symptoms.
OF the back aud through he hips. teaspoonfu day
oiConsli'uiion Water will relieve u like magic.
FOR DYSPEPSIA
IL has equal a. relieving the most distressing SWIM
toms. Also lleadache Heartburn Acid $40 sch vaomi,
ing FOOD, dc. faSe tea poonful after dinner. The
dose IN all mas be increased desired but IL should
be done gradually
PHYSICIANS
Hare long given up the use of buchu cabes and u
nber IN The treatment Of these diseases and only use them
Tor the want OF better remedy
CONSTITUTION WATER
Has proved itself equal the task that has devoived
upon Il.
DlURErICS,
rrite and drench the kid cy by constant use soon
lead 10 enronic degeneration and confirmed disease
READ, READ. READ.
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These Dangerous and Troublesome Diseases
rhich haUe thus far Rssis'ed the best directed
1reafmeHf. eaa b. Completely Controlled
by The REMEDY noD before us.

Dseases occurring from and the cause will be
rely cured by the Constitution Water ifaken for any
length Of time The dose should vary with the severity
OF the disease. from twenty drps teasponfuI thr
times day. in during the passage uf the Calcu-
ius The pain and urgent symptoms should be combatted
with the proper remedies then followed up by the Con-
stitution Water, above directed.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-04-24

Union sf.es eli 2" Sea !, 81 don't see
asy necessity for that, providin that We
kin only stop the war ga .sls over natteTs
q little. "But." ses I, - ef tho Union is
goin to bs Uuion whorein = white man
hasn't the right to express his opinions,
then | must say don't love such Union
as that, a Il as s:roas 4 union man as
old Ginersl jackson, al that Eas strong
enough. hm for .ha oil Unjen, but ef
| the Union is % 30 d.spotisp, then IN
70. breskin II sil 20 smash, as soon IS pos
sible Wen man begins 20 humbug me
hv callin things By their wrong names to
trv an decisive me, i sllus files me onac-
couc;sb'y. | AMI s very larnci man,
tu: I kia generally see clean through one
Of these college cLapa. Wen he talks
Union In me sn al the time means dss-
poiism, s!us fell jes, ike hsuin up nv
Cd hickory, a. grim ain sochdologer.
4" Why" SIS ], Deacon, the feller who
wants to turn this government into a
dcsposis,n, An keeps siI the time hole!n
" Union" while he is don it, is not o0iy
a traitor, but bipocrite an coward. lie
is afeorel to speak his rsIe senIimen'~,
an % goas aroani tryjn 10 DECISIVE the
people, j.ss as tie false prophets in the
SaYiour's time. I'm testots'Fy down On
such fsl,eT., snh raeaa 70 be 10 the ea!
of the chapter
Ialp.ost forge. to tell yoa that Insine
Stsbbns, who wen: off to the war, has jest
go, hum. lie had arscepsbun bg Iha mil
ljrgta7y Of Downiag7ili, wen be sr:iv.--
Col. Dooli,tis called ou. the DowsiagYj.la
Issaasibles an the Maroon artillery, an AL
n0wninrvijle was in = blaze ofgIory. The
insias has bean promoted TO be Ca2ta;n
scncs be weot of, Tor rita 4 pams for the
ccup:rybsnas at Por. Reyal where the In
sine was :taliore!. The Iasips is not a
bad posi-. But your ort7r seen the turn out
down the siT1at On cld Elder DusenbeTry's
sorrei mars, az sst gs tie cannon Vas bIa-
gin forth the Joyous nsvs OF the Captins
arrival on tho ground. old sorre's colt,
that the E'dar thought lie had locked NJ
safe in the stable, csme tsTe'n through ilo
streot 40 t...rlY moved swEth rite through
tha :yoman. Such yelin Rn screschjn
yer neTsf teeFat efrT. gooA inauN
people thought the Tebils wers conlin.-
Elder Dusenbegry's wife tore her best silk
dress, and the Ins:ne who had pinned,
himself for 4 h;g speech on the occasbi''
had it slart ort Of him. IF it hadn't
bean for that rascally young colt think
thai tha ceiehrashun would have been tie
greatest day Do.ujagsyi!Ie had seen sence
ths time General Jackson visited it. The
The Tnsina brings the nsws fron Wash
ington THAI the s arael thinks some Of pay
inc visit 70 tha North, 81 maybe 10 tho
East, sf,ra long Fl hs does la ses hs
wants n, - 70 along with hin to ho'p
him mai. speechoa, and keen o'G the offs
seekers. Ef send. for me spose shall
have 10 &c, though ha:a 10 DO ii.
Youfn till deth,
siai.r JACK DOWNING.
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"MusrERED Is."--A joke is told hy
tho boys ef ,ho l17th, il regard 70 the
mastering IN - oi $ darkev attached "a
the regiment who was fsafIu! be would lie
deprived of his pay unless ha v"7 joined
to the service. 4 huge mustard plaster
was srp,ei to his back abou, foot be-
lev where tho buttons on hiR coat sIs
placed and under the belief thst I'll sol
ders were ser1ed in the same manner, be
wore il until the psin ooooma unenduga>
bic, a. which time he was declared n1ns
tered in," according to the Law in such
csses made and provided. If that darcy
don't get his wages, it will not be because
he has not suffered for his country.
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THE PENINSULAR CAMPAIGN !!
Gen. McClellan's Official Report of the
Seven Days Battle.
Tribute to the Bravery Of the Army of
the Potomac.
TEADQ'Rs ARMY OF THE PcToMAC, !

T!EADQ'Rs ARMY OF THE PeToMAc,
Camp at Berkeley, Va, July Is, 80.
GExErAL: Without waiting to receive
lie reports of all the subordinate comman.
doris submit the following very briefnar
ratiye oi tie operations Of his army since
the 25th ut;n,o
On The 24th OF Iune I received informa
ton that appeared entitled to some credit
that General Jackson VS. at frederlck
Hall with his entire force. CO, Sisting OF his
own division, with those of k~'@Il and
Whiting, and that his intention Was to at
tack our r;-lJ flank and rear, in order L.
cut off our communication with the White
House, and to throw the light wing of the
armv into the Chickahominy. Fortunate
", had few days before provided ag' st
this contingency BIZ ord ring a number Of
transports to the James river, loaded with
commissary, quar:ermas.er, and ordnance
supplies. therefore felt free to watch
the enemy closely, wait events, and act ac-
cording to circumstances, feeling sure that
if cut off from the Pamunkey | could gain
the James river for rear base.
Iplaced General Stoneman in command
of the cavalry on the right, intrusting to
his charge the picket duty towaed Hano-
yer Court House, to give the earliest pos
sble information of an advance of the enc
nv from that direction.
On tie 25th General Heintzelman was
directed to drive in the enemy's pickets
from the woods in his front, in order to
give US command Of the cleared fields still
further in advance. This was galan tly
and handsomely done, under stubborn
resistance, the brunt of the fighting falling
upon the division Of Hooker. Just rs the
new line was gained, was called from the
field by intelligence which tended strongly
10 confirm the belief that Jackson was re-
ally approaching.
Immediately repaired to the camp OF
General Fitz John Porter commanding on
the right oc the Chckahominy, to obtain
further information and arrange the move.
ments for the morrow. On my arrival |
found that there was a strong probability
Of Jackson's advancing, although not a
certainty OF it. therefore determined to
leave our heavy guns in battery and retain
McCsll's division in its strong position on
Beaver Dam Creek. near Mechancsville,
posting merely small outposts TO watch tha
crossing near Meadow bridge and Mechan
icsville. and to give Mccall immediate no
tice of the enemy's approach. Porter'sre-
manning troops were to be held in reserve
ready 20 act according to circumstances.
The center and left of the army were also
to be held in readiness to repulse any at.
tack, or 20 move to the assistance Of the
right.
1t had long before been determined 10
! hold the position of Beaver Dam creek in
the event Of being attacked on that side,
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FL The Door man has bad look y,

~ !!s ~. !!I4n I'VE y 1a1 I51z 11
der the Consoripiion act. Three hundred
dollars will let man Oft, but now that it
takes all thst poor inan, with any de-
penienoles ca him for support, can raiso
for that purpose, how can he raise the
threo hundred, aad how can his relations
live without his suPport! The sum TO q
rich E1en is netting, oot 50 annoying as g
flea bite. All he does l. to swear &na pay.
BIZ! Why not be put on an equal footing
Governments ara 20 protect property as
well as life and the pursuit Of L&ppinsS7--
so Of course government is more v-.uau.e
to rich man than poor man.
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COPPERHEAD-A TRAITORS LYRIC
BY WALTER ANOGYM.

Do yeu uphold the nations cause,
And think-as Daniel Webster tho't-
The Constitution aad the Laws
With Unions life inwrought;
Does then your soul, indignant, swell
W-i;h scorn for the fogl 6end, who said
our Magma Ch&,ta is from He'll - 4
Yea are a "Copperhesd y
Do you rever. our chartered rights
And thus prove traitors ;-ss they say,
Those Ethiopian Zoophytes
Who now hold sway:
Do you despise the vulture horde,
Upon the ccuntry's vitals fed
Who serve corruption as their Lord!
YOU are "Copperhead!" !"
Do you revert to former DAYS,
The days OF glory and renown.
when patriots won the statesman's bays
And wore the mural crown =
sghen.not the niace could make The man,
Bat aTo, the man the place instead;
When homer proudly led the van!
You are Copperhead!" !"
Do YOU Ger prey that strife may cease,
Tha. war may stay Lis crimson hand,
And that tie broad, white wings Of peace
May brood The Land
If such your prayer, for one l say,
Gods blessing rest upon your head
Come, share with ne the ''soubrique."
Oftraitor. Co2perhead"' y
When through these clouds the Union star
Shall struggle from its FAD eclipse,
And the red neteor Of the war
Meath the horizon dips,
No higher eulogy be mine,
No epitsph-if haply dead
Than tais short catalistc line;
WALTER, TIE CopPERHEAD :"
"The Con@tilation Was drafted in
Hau."
Notwithstanding this to be AS above
asserted, the least reward which the dis
coverer of so Interesting an historical fact
caa 'ar claim to- is the privilege Of perus
inre tie criginai document, hot from the
birthstone archives
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Major>G sner~I {. 5. Army.
Brig. Gen. l., THosAs, Adj't- -Gcrsal.

A REGIMgxr SAVED BY Two WoGEa.-
In travelling on tho cars from Beth to
Jackson, Tenn, the Twenty seventh Iowa
Regiment was saved from fearful los0 OF
life by tie hercisin Of a couple OF Union
women. The tram was running in the
night time Al a high rate of speed, and
just before reaching y RAILROAD bridge the
engineer saw a couple CT lanterns being
waved in the distance, directly on the
track. lie stopped the locomotive, and
men were sent ahead 10 ascertain the ;ause
of the alarm. They found that he lanterns
were held by two women, who explained
10 them that party Of gueiriIas in that
vicinity hal been informed of the coming
of the regiment, aud about eight O'Clock
THAI evening the Williams had set the
bridge on fire, and allowed the main tin
bars to burn so much that they could not
boar the weight of the train, and then put
out the flames and wens away. hoping, Of
course, that tho cars woull run on the
bridge, that it would break down with
the weight, and thus Kill and injurs many
OF the soldiers, and prevent the regiment
from going through. The noble women
he'd learned Of these intentions, and had
walked ten miles, through the darkness
and mud, to save tbe Union soldiers.
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Ora UHE.pLoYED GETEaALs.-AUong
our uneraplovad caneraia at this TINE are
Gao.rsl S:cCt4nsH end General Buell., su-
perseded for n5ir2 too slow; General But
Ter and General Fremont, set aside for be>
inc too fa.t; General Gigel, on an indeii>
mite lsave Of absance, and General Frank
lin. vesded ont Of tha Army Of tho Poto-
mac for no specis resson ina: We have
heard Of. A,this rate Gen Hnileck'. re.
;ir.d lis. Of nalor general, will soon ex-
caed those in active ssT7lce. Who shall
undertake to expound the military wisdom
NJ on, present Chief?
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EE .Irs. jenkins, Of Deerfela, Y. II

EF Yrs jenkins, Of Deerfield, Y. H.,
one Of the ode.. persons in New ilamp-
shire. died on WEDNESDAY tho 18th ins: +,
having reached the aga Of one hundred and
four years, on the 18th Of January last
Sb. va. born amid the scenes Of the old
French war, in the early part Of the year
in which Quebec fell into the hands Of the
English. She remembered distinctly the
events Of the revolution. the war Of 1912,
and the Mexican war, and died amid.. she
events of the creates, war 10 the history OF
man
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Posfci0u:
To the calm iudgmaa. Of history and

ent position.
To the calm judgmaa. Of history and
the future leave tho .asL Of pTonounaing
upon this movement, confident That Its
verdiet sciU be tho. 10 sucb difficult 'ssore
,nent vas euer aoore successfully ezecu:ed !;
that no armJ eTer fought EnoTs repeated
ly, heroicslly, and successfully, against
such great odds; tia: 20 n23n OF any
race ersr displayed grcatsr discipline, e"-
eurance, patience and checsJul'sss a'...sr
such hardShips.
My mind csnhot coin expressions Of
thanks and admiration war. enough or
intense enough to do justice to my feelings
toward the army I AN SO pron.i to c2:a-
mand To my countrys0es, l coafdeat!y
cor9nu them, eongia,sd they sotH etsr
honor evsry brave maa sgho Ss;vea dHrsag
those seuci Aisto";c Gaps ,g;h tht 4f;n1y q
tie Potomac. Upon ghatever field Il may
hereafter b. called upon to get, c-3s tat
it may never ioso its mama, bnt may sve-
be known as the Army of tha Potomac
name which it never has nor syar Nil.
disgrace.
1t is not my purpose now to max. men
ton of distinguished services. The names
of those who Deserve @sil c. the. country
would s'-s:l this report 10 too great
dimensions. Twill simply call attention
to the invaluable ssrricas rendered by TIE
artillery, anl say tina: It's performances
have fcIiy justified ny anticipations, >al
prove il TO be but pclicy 10 cherish aud
incresss that arm Of the service.
csnnat conclude this report vi.ho"t
expressing my thanks to the gallant and
accomplished Commodore john Rogers for
the valuable assistance rendered tha arMv
in various ways, but especially by the frs
of portion oc the flotilIa upon the a.;
of the enemy attacking Malvern Hi.i On
the 30th of June and Is Of July. Their
fire was excellent, and produced very ben
eticial results.
am, genera, very respectfully, you:
obedcnt servant.
GEORGE B. MCCLELLAN,
Major>C cnsr@l L. S. Army.
Brig Gen. L. THOMAS. Adj't-GcELal.
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~ They are ssid N bs tuilli-o =

v They are ssld '" b9 tUlIE'H'
whole fleet Of A,abamss and ifon->ied
rams a. Liverpool, " for the Emperor of
China" alias Jeff Davis From the eager
ness with which the rebel loan Was said
to have been snapped UP in London, there
would seem to be an understanding be-
tween the money changers of the British
cap AL and the builders Of rebel var yea
sells at Liverpool, that something will
shsr,y be done on a large scale. in the
wav Of a brsakage Of our Southern block
AIDES.
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GEO. REED,

attorney and Counsellor at Lam.
Has resumed the practice OF his profession III
Manitowoc, and car now promise TO give
prompt attention to all professional business
entrusted to him.
~ Collections made in any part q the State.
For few weeks bis Office viii De found at
his dwelling house.
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photographs, Am mbrotypes, sc.

Executed ia the finest style of the .Art. A gen.
eral assortment Of Photographic Albums, Cases,
.nd Frames, is ken On hand and will be sold at
low figures
CORPSES and INVALIDS TAKEN at their
residence if required also Views OF Landscapes
and Dwellings taken at reason able rates. Hav-
ing had fifteen years' experience in the Fine
Arts, We shall undertake to do al good work as
is done IL any ot the Eastern cities
Office on York street, opposite Platt l. Villas
SasO
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EDTYCE.

WE are now prepared to issue Passage 1lck'
w cts from European Ports named below TO
Manitowoc, Wisconsin, by the Old Black Star
Line, at following-named rates-pay apie iii IA
per money:
London to New York city-Adults, s25
Children under 2 years of age, 10
Liverpool to New York city-Aduit9, 20
Children under y, 10
New York to Manitcwoc by iaiiroad-Sec1
ond class, 10
Children, half price.
r. C. SHOVE & DBO.
Man:towoc, Wis, Feb. II, 1863.
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the partner
IN ship heretofore existing under the name
and style of WINDIATE Il JONES, is this day
dissolv ed by mutual consent. The Livery Bus
mess will be conducted as heretofore by THOS,
WINDlATE, aud all persons owing the late firm
are requested to make Immediate payment to
him THOMAS WINDIATE.
JOHN JONES.
Aanitowoc, April 2, 1868.
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II. BRENNAN,

County Surveyor of Nanlto~0c Co'''''2
R-siDEscz, sEAn CLARKE MILLS.
Will, rrountly at,en d to all L1einess entrusted
to him. Orders ma be left at the store OF h.
Mahoney, or at the Office OF Clerk OF tne Court,
Manitowoc
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HECTOR MCLEAN,

Eota,u Public and General Lad Egcmt,
sToCKBRIDGE, CALUMET CO., WIS.
viii attend to the payment ct taxes, TIE CONGO
ton of debts the examination ot titles, &C.
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JOHN MrkEOGEa,

!vagon, .Eieigh, and Curiage Maker
Shop on York street, over Wm, Sharp's Black
smi,h shop, Manitowoc, Wis Always OF
haad, and willing to work.
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WM. M. NICHOLS.

Attorney and Counsellor at Lar,
cfsce ON York Street Manitowoc, Manitowoc
County Wis. Collections promptly attended
70. "
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GEO. n. WOCD1N,

>Anorney end Counsellor az Laa0,
Justice of the Peace, and Notary Public. Par
ticular attention given to collecting, dc. O.-
fee on York Street, Mantowoc, WIS. nl-tf
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CSyAS, A. REE TE.

SorAaY Pubic, Agent for tie Milwaukee Nu
tual Insurance tmpany, and ounty Treas
urer. viii attend to the payment OF Taxes
Ec Office on Ninth Street nl-t.
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~ Why ia the Sou.hsrn flag ike an
old f..Ai-nsI silk pocke' hanksrckjef'-
Ore is A b,znaapnn and the olhsr q IN
banner,
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Artificial Teeth inserted IN oil u cs. styles
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Looking Glasses and Wall Paper.
All Orders Promptly Executed.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-04-24
BEER & KERN,

Eorth side, opposite Richards Foundry. Deal
crs in Dry Goods, Groceries and Provisions,
Glass, Crockery, Fancy Goods, Oil-C!oth,
Wooden yarn, Fancy Baskets, Fiddles and
Guitars, and Guitar strings. Toys, Cordures,
Paperhangings, Brushes, &c.
Respectfully solicit share Of public patron
age.
hanitowoc. July, 1889. nl-tf.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-04-24
j. =. GIBSON.

PHOTOGPAPUIC ARTIST,
Hanitotcoc, Wisconsin
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-04-24
HENRY STIRN,

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MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN,
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