The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-07-29
THE WEEKLY WORLDLY
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The Weekly World in each issue contains
ILL THE NEWS
of the previous week, including the lntest teIc-
grams from all parts OF the country up to tho
hour of its publication. y.-- ...q ale
No event of any importance occurs IN any
part of the world without being fully and
promptly telegraphed to and published promptly
in its columns. 1t has all the dispatches of the
Associated Press from every part of the United
States, and the news from all parts of Europe
brought by the steamers is instantly telegraphed
to our Office, from whatever point the steamers
first touch. Besides these advantages, it has its
own special
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without a competitor. Correspondents of tho
World are attached to every one of the graCd
armies of the Union, and transmit at the earliest
opportunity accounts of current events within
their respective spheres, No qetter proof need
be adduced of the value of their letters than that
they are constantly transferred to the columns
OF other journals both in this country and in
Europe. We also receive by every steamer let
tiers from our correspondents in England. Franco
and Italy, which are printed in the Weekly
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markets of every kind, both domestic and fore
eign, is recognized as standard authority bv
dealers out of as well as in the city. Its weekly
reports of the transactions in and the condition
OF the money market are indispensable to any
one who desires to keep informed of the constant
fluctuations Of prices in these times, and to gain
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commeudS itself to every farmer is its Agricul.
tural Department, the charge of which is in the
hands of a most competent gentleman who has
for a number of years been identified with the
agricultural interests Of the country both as q
writer and practical, scientific farmer.
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sue reviews of recent publications prepared by
gentleman of high standing in the literary world
and whose merits writer and reviewer need
no Endorsement at ur hands. A specially Of
this department is carefully prepared summary
OF the literary news of England, France and tho
United States.
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large and increasing circulation among the Dem.
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Its comments upon current events are the only
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country. The editorials of the daily are Iepub>
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far ahead of that of all its competitors (save,
per haps, one, is rspidly increasing N is it
confined to any one section of the country or any
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overy state in the Union, and is read by men of
all political procivties, thus showing the de-
mand it meets for reliable and enIerprising
weekly metropolitan newspaper
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ais, its commercial and market news, and enter
tanning selections and miscellaneous reading.-
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