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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-02-27
THE WORLD.
AN INDEPENDENT
DAILY, WEEKLY s. SEMI WEEKLY
s.aar NEWSPAPER.

\ soliciting for another year a continuane'
l. aud increase OF the favor which il SO short 4
! period has given to LIE X GRID its present rank
among American jourEals-a circulation, blsI.
ness patronage, and influence equaied by Other
journals only after the effort Of many yeats-we
rcuew to Our old anu readers the promise
that no labor nor expense wl,l he spared tc
make the World what it aims to be
TIE BESTNEW WSPA PEh IN A JiERIC4
In politics, now as ever, TIE WORLD is inde-
pendent, but never neutral. Its only creed is
a national one-of which the UNION, the con
STITUTIOS, and TIE LAWS, and FREEDOA
OF SPEECH, of TIE PRESS, of POLITICAL
| DISCU USSIoN aud Action are the corner stones
The political events of the past year have
notably demonstrated the need Of az able, fear
less, outs poken, irst>class
CONSERVATIVE JOURNIL,
In the commercial metropolitan If the contry,
which shaligive constant bed an Cd Wig, US ut
tefalce to the conservative sentim orout the
best men and honest masses of the ents On
Opposing every enemy TO the
UNION,
whether armed in rebellion at the South or in,
sidiuu'iy planting the seeds OF dIsunion at the
49, DPPOS'4'S WY f-OtutioiA VI Si4S
CONSTITUTIONS,
the only bond and hope o. Union, the ouly
grou upon which we can exhort ard cDmra!
the allegiance Of the South: Opposing every
inirac,ion of
THE LAW WS,
in high places or in low, believing that obcdi-
cree to la~ is service to God. Opposing every
violation OF the Freedom Of Speech Of the
Press, OF Political Discussion and Actior, by
Nhomsoever these violations are committed
whether by the executive in its Arbitrary, He
gal, and Unjust Ares Is, its refusal Of the pr!vi
lege Of the wii. of habeas corpus, its denial
The rights and liberties If citizens, is arrests
without wal lrants, its impriscnmonts without
trial, lis abioge}IOn of state AID federal laws,
Its Illegal proclamation OF an empty emanc;pa-
ton, or whether those violations are Committed
by the party III power, its orators and 't5 press
es, advocating measures which must sundcr the
Union FOR the sake of destroying slavery, and
denouncirg treason against al their political
opponents
Loyal to the government always, it viii give
to the administration hearty ana vigorous
support whenever ahd wherever the admins
tration Itself Is loyal 20 he bond. the principles
and the purity OF the government.
THE WORLD viii oppose al compromises
which would barter away the p'noiy!e5 OF di-
vide the Union, FOR which alone me North Is
wa6 var; it will oppose peace ilsciI ill the
success OF the war assures The pcImIucrcc o!
peace, and will urge the prosecution OF Tie war
with an economy which has not hitherto g2v~
erned its expenditures, and v5or iur which
the nation during year has prayed in vain.
The sIme care will be exerci>eI over rhc col
un IS of the World to exclude ever thing which
could offend pure, christian Toraiity, ana re
course will always be had to the same high pris>
ciples as well as 10 guard its co'araS as to guide
its Judgment ot men and events.
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To the Public ,

nR. FRANZ SIMON desires to inform his
- patients and the public tha, business il
compel him to be absent for several weeks aud
tha. he has left his accounts with his vie for
settlement, and hopes that all owing him vii,
call and pay up. Those who have accounts
against him will have them settled By calling as
above DR.. F. SIMON.
January % lceo
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TIE Last Hours Of WasAirgton.

Many years have low passed since ar
| interesting group were assembled in the
death room, and Witnessed the last hours
Of Washingjon. Probably not a single
nersonage OF those who watched over the
patrisrc!'s couch on the 1852 and ii.h
.: December, 1899 now survives.
On the morning OF the l2th, the Gane
raj was engaged in making some improve
ment in front Of Mvunt Vernon As VA
usuai with him, he carried hi, own coin
Dass, noted his observations. aHi marked
ont the ground. The dav be.4me ranv.
With sieeI, and the inPgoyer remained so
long exposed to the inClemencv Of the
weather, as to be considerably we,ted be-
fore bis return 10 Tie house. About one
O'Clock, lie was seze1 with cIiliuess and
nausea, but having changed lis clothes,
he sat down 10 his indoor work *.here be
ing 20 moment Of his time for which
i.e dai no. provided an appropriate EN-
p'oyment.
At nieht, on joining biz family circle,
he General complained Of SLIGHT indispo-
sI,ion, apj ;.ror single cup Of tea, re-
paired TO his library where he remained
r,,,i,,r, ,,-t;I l,,,.oor / ,,I 10 y
~ l''' t2I: ,'',:'. ,' ;,ai ' I .'I'u '' c>
far,.1 a.. h,o. o,, .'oLu' W ,'>,'.''
,'I,,' o-o,,,," ',,'i "c4 :. ~
ror, 80 ,r' oraT g., ',1,' @ .; .ne -
o.%'S 49,, &C. - s'tse,' -. -, 'Le "'e''' a"',
e '"I ~ ,o ,s.' :" n; ',' WI VII G ~ I,N,sJ .,
.:,'''n. ':,' i ~, ''i1 e.''.'-'''e.'
.,1,so,if ~ a., raIi l.aHnS .,,' i',,
-... ,>',, .1..,a;. , oI -, ',
"i':n ~ -. '',.' Inr 'l, r. I II.. o,,,"l
c'r ~ s-orino na 60 ia.s ,,nay;n@r L;.,,.a'r ,.',i
=, 10 ,,s..orr. f., ,...,,h yTasL,n.-.o, r,ala
49, n,a,aora,ra ronI,. 81 oa;,, ',.,'l,- ."@-
- NV hns;no.s ars ac.o,n,Iishol 'von
.r i.now no. ,IranlI . lo1a ~, :,
r>a Law o", ~ r' ,,nv,r;od p,,a r.ysr - nat
lG,If.ho ,,,9rrnr ,hol.,,;es rb;ch sro.II
~ ~, n..tar,na5 -, - 1a,.n
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THE D1ILT WORLD.

The Daily Worll is the most comglete cons
nercial and News Paper published i'll America.
Besides as full telegraph news, war correspond
cnce, and foreign news, &c, as any two CEN
daily, it contains also much tl.l,er commercial
news. It's ship news, Produce ard Cattle Mar
het Reports Foreign aud Domestic Impol ia
tious, Stock Lists, and Commercial News, no
business man can d. wl,hou5.
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HENRY BERNER

respectfully informs the public of Manito-
voc town and county, and surrounding
country, that lie has recently purchased
the Drug and Medicine store formerly kept
by LruBSER & EUDIGFR, on the corner of
Franklin ard Eighth streets, south side OF
tie river, and that in addition to their
large stock, lie is constantly adding to and
replenishing the same H4 has large
ynd extensive assortment of PURE
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Revolutionary "Reminiscences.

war, a sergent and twelve armed men un-
dertook journey through the wilderness
in the State Of New Hampshire. Their
route vas remete from any settlements,
| and they were under ths necessity OF eu-
| camping over nigh, in the woods. In the
early part of our struggle for Independence
tbe Indians were numerous, snd did not
stand Idle spectators 10 a conflict carried :
on with so much zaal and ardor BY the
whites. Some tribes we're friendly 10 our
cause while many upon our border took
part with the enemy, and were very
troublesome in their savage warfare, a.
orr countrymen often learnt from the vo-
tuI experience of their midnight detreda-
tions. The leader Of the above menliou-
ed party was well acquainted with different
tlibes and from much Intercourse with p
them previous to the wal, was no. igno-
rant Of the ilions, phy-iognomy, and i,
dress Of each, aud at the commencement
OF hosti:ities was Informed for which party 9
they lai raised the hatcha:.
Early in the afternoon of the second day
OF their excursion, they, from an eminsnca
discovered body Of agneG Indians ad-
vancing towards them, whose number
\ la'hef exceeded ''''f own; As soon 40
,no ".,'re@ ".,e 'F.o>', ~ aua 10
- . '''' 81 '''o ''',,'' ~ 80
.N? ''1.'-s "p'' o'',S,' ~, go o'u'. ~ ~
"l'.o'o'' nl','''ei - :.f i:'',' :ppe%,
eu - y: ruIu -,''e ",'' .Is I"es'.ns
sergeant a''N ms ''t"' "'G'" '"0, oose''
Ell 'heE cohsiGt'ei as 'ho't hrotcclofs
said they belonged 10 tribe wLleh bad
raised the hatcIet ri,h zeal IL the Cause
OF liberty ana wee determined 10 do al
ia Their power T." Jl'9 the common :,lie-
my. they shook hands iii hlebdSh'p,
and 1t waS-. ito" dye d" Prp, Low
dye DO, pro- ina. beng Their pronunci-
anon OF 'he word brother y len lhe'
hal convcrsed WIN each other Tor SONS
time "nd exchanged mutual good wishes
ihey At length sen"f''e,,, a'a sach parry
travelled IN different directions. hhef
proceeding to the distance OF mi'e or
more, tie sergeant halted his men and
addressed them IN the following Nofos;
Ny brave cohpa""hs' we lnH5' ISS lle
Iaa,' n', w. .,or-a sa.,a aex.raor,ins.
>,.,-';,-, :, .Iof,,,l o,,,.alyas - NOR.
) 49, ''-'''' - - ~
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kF Builders say ,ha: during tie com
ing season it will cost nearly Or qui'e
twenty per cent. more 10 bGiIi hous..
than it cA three Years ago. labor and
ma'eyial l,yine 50 much alysrced.
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Will not Fiji, OK EnTaye5!
II 9- GJ G-x - u % f.:
-ASD-
PATENT HEDICINE DEPOT
-pF-
ADOEEsEE WITH ENI.

Froaklin 81, ncri door 10 the Post O6ic,
MAEuoWOG, WIS.
'T'IIIS establishment vii always contain all the
L varieties OF Medicine usually kept IN a Drug
Store, together with Paiut-, Oils, Varnish, Al
cohoI, Spirits of Tnrpentine. Wines and Lquors
70" Medicinal purposes. Also fancy articles,
sScoD and Pes.,,,"ary, BIaoF, Books and Station
cry, Cam2hoae, Fluid aL& Purafae and all the
other articles belonging to this line.
PR1scRIFTf- carefully put up both day
and tight tina III tt.
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WM. ii. NICHOLS,
GEO. n. WOODIN,

attorney and Counsellor at Lar,
Justice Of the Peace, and Notary Public. Par
,icular attest.oa gwen to collecting, &c. Of
nee on To.1 Street, Mauitovoc Wis, nl-tf
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THE WEEKLY World,

The Weekly World contains the lead ng edi-
torial. OF th4 Daily, aud q c"piOus Summary Of
all the news OF the week Up 10 the hour Of pub>
licatiod. In no other weekly paper published
in this country are there found such full co IL
mercial and market reports, end general news
intelligence, combined with so T.uch editorial
matter and variety of miscellaneous reading, As
in the Weekly World. Published Thursdays.
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harv CT Scotland.


IL 'i!e POSSESSION o' }nH draper Com
p'HE, : "h"i4 iehE;h portrait ot ne
7o'.Ush queen WIN heF son James ~
apparently Aood' 'o"F years "I age. IL j.
" very ""9 '.'','.', ""0 Is 'a'd |" pear
- = ~ t'A> 90 'e''5 q" "''3'ha' po'N",L
0I us U:l'oss'"''6 i'1fSoI,a@9 "ao'n II Is
Supposed 10 represent ne company Sre
co''is "Hord 30 "'i''en oo@0.h10> or mem
''"'u'l1' ~ S"o" ~" nc. "eCH"e IS
se'se'' % ~ D"' ms '"'7 .''r' = na1'li''"'
Nho vas III 'Ie company Once iIo"1
i'1', ana continues al draper li.H TO
tha time Of bis death IN 1894, always con
sI,iered II An original picture "f Queen
Wary. lie frequently atoi that "b'o;
tue beEian.3E o TIE last century It va
di5co"eFeI 3mo"g some useless articles IN
4 'ahhef ''>i"' c9Eetei WIN aus aId
enYe'onei III 'Ae remnants Ct an o.. bA.1e
c.rin, tHst none OF t'r servants coH'@ give
any account "iea Tilon "1a"ce 1t cane,
or what 1t WIS; on that Il bad always,
dullng their recoIec''"n, renamed ania2E
Ell where u was men i'aHd th"t, on us
beng e'earei OF d"et II was soon recoG-
n'sed - the picture i IS now asserted u
be- anI place "he'e It 10" lang. ne
"a g Oar il'Fd"'eK; 10 was e'efA "I t"e
Da'Pet Company rom i'5'. 10 me Per
'3d q ms 1e"to at 'Ae age o. 10, II = -,
a.7o e'n,lae'ed II "n o, S'nal n2fd',1 o.
't'@eo NARY an. S'a.ed tha' me ABOVE
account oi '1e discovery was correct
/ q. y,.n
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A MALE TEACHER wanted in District No
~ ii, town OF Franklin. For further iafor-
nation apply to DENYlS JUDGE
February 4.h, 1889
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THE SEMI WEEKLY WORLD.

The Semi-Weekly World is large qtartc
- hcet, same SIZE the daily, containing all it
news comespgndence, miscellany. AID ed'sori
ais, its commercial and market news, and e4ter
tanning selections and miscellaneous reading
Its cattle market and provision reports make i
highly valuable to every farmer Published
Tuesday and Friday. Single copies three cents.
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TERMS, (INVAEIABLI N ADvANGE)
Oac copy, one year, SO Four copies, $50
70 Clergymen, s.. For club of te... copies an
extra copy will be sent for one year.
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-. T0RREsSg s. 60.
ESKIEss s. Il FL

North side, opposite Richards Foundry. Deal
ers in D.y Goods, Groceries and Proyision2
Glass, Clockery, Fancy Goods, 0hC!oth,
Woolen yarn, Fancy Baskets, Fi1dles and
Guitars, and Guitar strings. Toys, Cordures
Paperhancings, Brushes, &c.
Respectfully solicit a share Of public patron
age.
Manitowoc, july, 1859 nl-tf.
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TERMS.

One copy. one year, 81; to Clcrgyma n 5
-Four copies to one address, 50; Twenty cope;
$40. For club OF ten copies an extra copy
will be sent for ore year. For a club of TWEEN '
The Semi-W eekiy will be sent. For cluo o
fifty he Daily will be sent. For club OF one
hundred, the Daily Weekly, aad Seuli-W eekly
will be sent for one year.
Remittances for the World may be made By
Drafts, Treasury notes, or bank-bills OF specie
paying banks and where the attention of the
postmaster Is called TO the remittance at the
time ef mailing tie letter, Il n y be made =
our risk.
Country papers by inserting this prospectu:
one or mote tines, are entitled to a copy Of The
Daily World Tor ore year.
Specimen \ os. sent to any address upon ap
plication. Address
THE WORLD,
No Is Park RnE- Now York
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GEO. REED.

attorney and Counsellor at Lar.
Has resumed the practice OF his profession IN
Manitowoc, and car now promise to give
prompt attention TO all professional business
entrusted to HIM
tK~ Collections made in any part Of til State
For a few weeks his Office viii be foua3 =
his dwelling house
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TRRWS

One copy, ouey year, So; to Ciergymen, 50
two copies to ore address, 50; for clr3 O
ten copies, an extra copy will he sent. For Z
GLIB Of twenty, a copy OF the Daiiy for one year
For club Of City, the Daily, Wce..Iy, and Semi
Weekly fer one year each.
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IH Il PILOT
10 PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING
J. Crowley, Editsr and Proprietor.

TERMS:
To.Yillage Subscribers, when left By The Car
tier, $500 per annum.
To Nail and Office Subscribers 81 80 inya-
Yio5ly in odyante.
Ten copies viii be sent to one lost Office
on receipt of $1,000. Twenty copies n he re-
ceipt of $50 90.
sS Advertising at the usual rates.
JOB -pRuYYTlL7E
Ha7ng G. large and varied assortment of job
Type, and Two PRESSES, the Proprietor is pre-
pared to execute all kinds Of JOE PaIsTIsG on
short notce and at fair prices.
9- All kinds of Farmers Produce taken at
this Office in payment for work or pa pers.
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EAGLE
nTTTI gT0RE

South side Of tie Riosr, Manstovoe, Wis.
-- -a
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COWS TITUTIOV,

the only bond and hope o. Union, the ONLY
grou d upon which we can exhOrt ard cDmre!
the allegiance Of the South: Opposing every
iulrac ion of
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INSTRUCTION.

banjo INSTRUCTIONS BY A NEW
lImeth, ID. y. BUCKLEY, Manufacturer OF the
banjo, 200 ThOmvsoD ~, guarantees the pupil thor
oush idea of the banjo in one course Of leseous las
RANJO INSTRUCriOE-H C. DOBSON
DManufacturer and Teacher Of the Banjo. ~,
Broadvay, suarant ccs the pupil perfect kssvlsdSs
OF the tnstrumsnt In abort eourse Of essons J?T
RANJO AND JIG DANCING TAUGHT
Dby J. BOGAN, 1872 rirrt ave, near 9th street
Terms on banjo, IL tunee for sb on tiG danens, .
steps for -. n r.. Banjos Of superior tone 70
sale. b2
nNE DOLLAR PAYS POR 10 WHITING
~ Irsson. no rt,rs charge at BROWNIES,
moved to no. 81 Fulton street, opposite Pteuspon
Bfooklyn.
Writing, bookkeeping, Arithmetic, Algebra etc
IS to clio per quarter, beginning ct any time fof da
evening.
n IL. Sup. r,or Accommodations for ladies sa2
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AulSB.Vl G.N1S.
MUSEUM.
pAENCMs AMERICAN

DAENUMS AMERICAN MtNttN NJ
rMNuNsr srccrss or TUE NEW PILCE
ny az he NOS, 'ouchine pathetic. s.sssnt. NnS
MORAL DRAMA produced hsfe Tor -"
THK TICKET OF LEAVE NAN ,.rx
Fl Ton .p X. an T., - f' Sh ~ md
Rti:AAHrssifrLsctNhRf' NEW MUSIC Nhwoo'-
EVERY MrhkNooN. a. q svs Ed =, ~.
anu WIZ '' pI I 'prRaSAric SKETCH
III which ~ nc 'n'IGdused he ges! cuosr
q ~ "'N H KIN ziKon,
on the Instrument b. cal. The
vi. DORA pkwRoN, Double Voiced singer
Kfrys y sGpti 5Sv sTd scKE ro
c'' sSts fsS !s 81; Oh Il aHs fsfs s,'
A'iAfy sd S2i' s ffF n SsAfE GILL
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. n p, q sys,,.s u,cu
',Afii Gii ?H Stf Il ' FSES6s ''''"
'0" 'oai sfa 4 s"SliS EK i',,I TROUT.
Si%s, !saSyA rrorHr
sRANn AS NJ 81 I'm M%%S,s fi5
nnppS Sf. ~ SEAL ''''' MUSICAL 'Nsrkr
Admission only Is ct. ehi;dr.n under 10, is ct" ,'a
C,iRCUs. -BRoADwAY AMPuTuEA.
~ TIRE, No. 49, BRoApwA<.l, u. LENT.
spA Soi.A BKoTHINs
srSSoi,N iiR0rIrRs
The rnost voni,rn1 Gymns.,s OF the ass Who -tN
.plvsT ,hs c,enins in coniurc elton with
~ MFITVfiIT TUF bSRFEkCK RTDFR
Wti'iViiir' fiir UARfUACK RIpFF
And The ,ntt,s .,,,p.,b ~ he upsuualled
TROPHY M STAR RiptRs AND ACROPkre
II >iixrSs roii rANiIIES
"h'NtspNf ana sAr' RpAf Al,etnoon,- o.
uOWkS GREAT CIRCUS,
IL 100 AND 2ni ROWERY
g5 lyFf Rpky tSSfTEkkSDo
mi. wednssdsvI fvenius,
FIRST APPEARANCE IL PUBLIC OF TFr
BEAUTIFUL AND ACCOMPLISHED
miss ANFNIA siihkW GOD,
Who will .ins populs, ballad
MI al As sliEKWoOD As the original Pete Jep-
iins
MNn \up VIRGINIA SHERWOOD In her dArius
act q ito,seman,h,p s,tho9, snda, or nf,ie
NJ ti,p'nn sI,nWIpS
c,.., piWn SSLTr ~, V,nns OMAR
"'os' '"'Nr' ''""e
CAV srrcrNpy IA pAcop scuowIys
Ad,nis,on >, ant; sh,iS,so Il cent 10 strspcrv
performances Door. open at aud Z. Performances
eominencr ~ ~ md = ,,, .,.rryvnov ron
"hbA MAi,NEt Mt * IrHNV'N ~
| ---- LAp'f'S nm" hi'dphhN. .vS
| OLYMPIC THEATRE
| Z ~ - Uac~f
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CLOTHING.
COAL.

ELOuR, FLOUR-450 BBl.S. CHOICE
j family -four, only IS IN tn %, warranted md de-
liv,red In Nv York or Brooklyn. n. ?. COYI.I.
Flour store is+ and 10 Myrtle ave- near Geld street.
Brooklyn 34
FIRST QUALITY RED OR WHITE ASH
Goals, nut coal II, stovs end egg clio, IAhisb
furnace $40. Apply at sl3 Bowery, yf1 Greene and
Al? Bfoome stt. JACOB WEEKS. SO9
AsD ..s sSD cd r co., no.. IoSl 800
ready for delivery, at the above prices per ten for
eLnnt, stove aud ess siIs. JOHN BAGLEY. . and
IS OAK stsrt, -
SS ~ FER TON-BEBT QUALITY
TO- cred ash coal now discharsins for 8 DAYS
only. Stove, e. So egg. %; nut, 81; full wsisht
hnd Orchard 81. gRT
co PER fON-FlRSr' QUALITY RED
sr.Isnd white Ash Coels, scsesusd and delivered
a m: i:l,s-ss R.s .: NJ stSTi 1o' ~
Agent, 10 Wsverly Place; 3A3 Bowery, cor Thi1a
J s"''" 30
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SEWING: MACHINES.

ALL FIRST CLASS NEW AND SECOND
Inland ewing mach mes TO rent and for sal on Part
payments Pyi.ons taught 10 operate on all kind OF
machines, az i93 broadway. a55
EOR SALE OR TO RENT-HOWE' AND
Singer maclnr.; 200 he. of run arabic Tor sale,
price 20 cts per ID Apply AZ South lst st. " iiAms
hursh, l., 30
SEWING MACHINES FOR SALE AND TO
lDlst Wheeler W, and Singers sewing IL achins',
a. "a Jay o., brooklyn. II
SEWING MACHINE FOR SAIL LOW.
- or TO let Wheeler 4 Wilsons-nesTly new, and
10 hne order. At t72 Sixth ave. 26s
SEWING MACHINES FOR SALE, RENT
!, or exchange All kind, new and second hand
ohe,p for cash or parf payment Nschinss bonsht,
exchanged and repaired st 3so Broadway, room up
stsus 3l7
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W AMI 1;ss.

WANrED-lo oo RETAIL CONFEC1lON-
w ets 90 sell NBEkAUr { BERrIIs ruic highly
havor.d ; ,am 4 hu,d Caod c,, Sueu Ioy.. l-rrr
CahArin., near 8aG,dn. y. Y. $50
WANTED-A Roy ABOUT II YEARS OF
w age. IN Al Office must make himself generally
n,eful. salary Sl~ for fret year Address box 80.
\VANfEp. \ Young MAN TO WASH
snd 'a'k . teotyPc Plates =, o on TO vet aud
,nrnta ,Nof ~ b e {. :. WhsiCOrr 4. 60,
\NANtLD-uLp wuALfBuNE tOR
g. 81 Nj RRGY 81. tf,sTkIRs
NTANTtD A BoY TO RUB FOR A
w .aiutr one aeeu.to ned 10 the business. Gail
O. $3.50 r.w TATER
WANrED--A LADY WHO THoROuGH.
4 -ci .h.r. Appl a; 800 ard 225 Broadway, tn ID
WANrED-2 GOOD 1AILORFSSES on
w cue. o. PANTS. on, 20 oper,'e .rd ono to I'm All:
Foo soie r. 10 '''' ''' VII '0 80 A0'' :" 'f"'
"A \NIAu-2t tIk~i GLASS UrLkA-
w tor Oh mach No ~ military oy, rcoat,; waee-
n ~ cct: me IN, COMPETENT hand. need
aruiv AN l' - sud - tsst >th It, near ave u 322
> WALES WANIID. Al HE Srt-
'lNtN, H,r,e ~ Brosi-sy. 70
- 10 - WOOD CuulrEhN WANTED
= 80 =, -hoit a.. an, nom thc cav. so shom q
al pgics 81 he raid hy the coid. sol rllNlCK 4
WOOD J. Pine =. ~
400 YOl'NG MN WANTED TO SHIP
cootor year for The ni'cd :. >nvy :Firemen.
s'aru,u Lard men piytrom al - 20 ell 80. Ad-
WE mooes over million S d0iar, Tow " s~ai,in Inc
claimant, and pl' uty more prize. to he aiken Appv
To- TkNNfh "a CO, Army and Navy Agtuts, corner
HARRISON md wiSi It's. 10 ta.rs. 70,
400 MEN WASTED-TO WORK ON
'OO'ectiui- Il TO 10 Of the Albany and Sus1ue.
hanna Railroad N srhohaue county. Men r,rts ing
'hCm-rlvce NJ the Suauehauna Etprr.s ciNcr, u
s'H'e 70. Exchange Uulldine A hGut, ~ accrptcd,j
vii hc t4rnlsh,d ne, t.Nnsp0r,a ion 'o Schul,ue.
rhNntios prov ded 'os men sitA fan.l,c.. ,.0t
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-12-16
FOR SALE AND To LET.

YARNS FOR SALE-TlIE UNDERSlGN-
L ed onrrs for sale . number OF choice farms, ia
lister ana Sullivan Coz, ~ ~ at 10y rates sad sssy
terms. For particulars, Addrcss n I. MORSE,
al Woodburpe, sullivan Co, n Y.
EOR SALE--o ACRES OF GOOD LAND,
J. sood ,to,y house barn and shsds ia the villasc
OF mon Mills Fulton County. bargain fos .
Mechanic, " Dpctor. For Particular sppy TO !.
ii. TUORSk- ia Caual 81, 9W
$50 10 :5o, ,,,o !, 81 sh !, ,i
lots ON I'D aud .i si, between 9th and 10th ave..
Apply to Gen. STEINER, $40 Of, near 18th avs. AZ
So1 ono 10 LoAN-ON bond AND
y 81. OOO mortgage, assigned let OF ID mort
sas,s other securities IN amounts to suit borrow
Apply - u EVANS, Attorney and Notary, from
yto 5. ever Peoples Bauk, .s5 Canal st. $40
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-12-16

EOR SALE-A PAIR OF DARK GRAY
J. horses, stand l6 hands high, one and the o, her
year old, well built and perfectly sound IN every re
spect and tit for either or truck Just arrived
IRON the country; will drive either double or single.
Can be seen for days, n not sold, at IA ave Is III
nor SALR--A GOOD COACH, ALSO AN
l. eIpre., wagon and business wagon. sold cheap
for zach. Apply ~ Bsyard ', near Bovsry. u
EOR SALE, 8 HORSES, ALL TO BIZ
l. sold cheap. or exchanged. Also. aspiring cart {;
price e45 Asa Iight bsksrp' wagon and hAynsss |,
pries eos. AL 10 be seen At rs Grsenvich aye R4
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-12-16

OPERATORS AND BAI>TfKs ON ". 4
- smsohin., on iaen and paees eos... Mono
ford
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-12-16

7 AIDES TAUGHT 10 OPERATE on
@Sirser's and W a " machines by an cxperirrr.
~ operator. hemmiur, tucking and fame hrai ling
ssuRt pcreci for l. aud recommended 90 hon N r
earning Lessons gwen u tho evenings, at "a Eth
AZ, Oct 2Oth and 18th ~ .l1J
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-12-16

7 AIDES TAUGHT TO OPERATE ON
- Singers and Wheeler " l.on's lug ma
shincG Iracti.e until perfect, On work, and rort siv
iet; al-o bought and ,oid. az 332 N, nt,s, 4.2