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Dissolution of Copartnership.

II HE COPARTNERSHiP heretofore exist
L ing under the firm name of WOODIN <
BO1NTON is this day dissolved by mutual
consent.
Business will be continued in the same Office
office by c. A. BOlNTON. who alone is au-
thoriZcd to collect the debts due the late firm.
and to whom the same MUST be paid within
thirty days from this date.
GEO. \. WOODIN.
{. A. BOYNTON.
July 18th, 1864.
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G. EEELING.
Professor of Music, &c

Residence on Eighth strcet-opposjte Cour:
House Square. Will give lessons in Vocal and
Instrumental Music in the villages of Manito-
voc and Two Rivers
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Fuler Particulars Of how the thing ,ras
Done !
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ManitOWOc Marker.

Corrected Weekly by WM. II. HoRN
Dealer IN Produce, Provisions, dc.
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ET --latest quotation Of gold in New
York was 1854 :" u-
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II. S. BALCOLM, M. D.,
Physician and Surgeon

Office IN the National Hotel.
TAKES THIS OPPORTUNITY to inform the
i inhabitants of Manito"oc and neighboring
towns that he has located in this place. where he
lnteads to pursue the practice of
MEDICINE AND SURGERY,
in all its branches.
DR.. BALCOLM Independent Of bis experience
in private practice as Physician and Surgeon,
has been for several years
Resident Medical Officer
OF the Massachusetts, General Hospital, and has
there had ample opportunity to witness the
modern practice Of Medicine and Surgery in ev-
ery variety Of disease-Local and Foreign,
Chronic and Acufe-by some of the most emf
nent men in the uelical profession. The Doc.
tor trusts that his experience and a strict GttenA
ton to the duties of his profession will entitle
him to the confidence of the community.
REFERENCES.
DR.. J. MASON WARREN. one of the Visiting
Surgeons cf Massachusetts General Hospital, dc.
DR.. Henry &. CLARK, Inspector, Chief Of
Hospitals, Sanitary Commission, U. s. A. City
Physician oi Boston, &C., &c.
DR.. 5. c BLAKE Chicago, Illinois.
DR.. \. \. NCLAREN, Medical Director Depart.
ment of New England late President OF Army
Medical Board.
Maj I, 6. OLMsTED, 9Th Wisconsin Vors.
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ADAM BLESEks

ADAM BL ESER
Respectfully informs his friends, customers and
the people Of Manitowoc county that he has
opened New Store on Eighth Street, near the
Williams House, and that his goods were we'll
selected and purchased mostly i'll New York
city for cash, and will be sold at as low prices
as at any other store in Manitowoc county.
TIL stock consists of
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-08-05
THE WAR IN VIRGINIA.
Attempt to Blow up Petersburg

Grant gained Ground and then Lost it.
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A letter from Fortress Monroe states
that later advice. from the front show
that we were unable to hold ali the ground
gained in the assault on Saturday, i. be-
ing mostly commanded by an inner line,
and that the works taken By our forces
were TecaP:ured by the enemy.
We took 500 prisoners in ths assault.
Tie loss on both sides is probably from
1000 TO 5000.
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JNu. H. BLOOD, AGENT


The receipt for making Il IVES procured Of the
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pure. and need only be tried to be appreciated
None genuine unless they have ourg0ld labk on
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oAMKIMc AND EXCHANGE.

open DAILY FOR BUSINESS. SUNDAYS
Oand holidays excepted from .. to 3 p m.
~ SATURDAY EVENINGS "a
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Printed copies Of by Laws and Regulations to
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Money to loan on good improved Real Estate.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-05
Disorders of the Stomach

Are the sources Of the deadliest malsdies. Their
effect is TO Whistle all the fluids Of the BODY and
to send poisonous stream through oil the chan.
nels of circulation. Now. what is the operation
Of the Pills. They cleanse the bowels regulate
the liver, bring The relaxed or irritated stomach
into natural condition, and, acting through the
secretive organs rPox THE BLOOD ITSELF, change
the state Of the system from sickness to health,
BY exercising simultaneous and wholesome ef
feet upon all its parts and functions.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-05

In sums W suit available in the principal cities OF
england, Ireland, Scotland, Holland. Belgium,
France. Italy, Switzerland and Germany.
Tickets from different ports in Europe to any
,art of the United States, both by steam and by
nail furnished At New York City rates.
AUSTIN CORBIN, Pres't.
IRA NJ CLIFFORD Cashier nv25
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-11-30
sugar and COrpuIence.

Alderman Mechi writes: al can
confirm personally Mr. Bantin rs state
ment that sugar produces corpulency.
Some time before that gentleman
published his case, l found myself get
ting too 'aldermanic,' in spite ofsevere
exercise. Hearing casually that a
very stout lady had diminished TO
genteel proportions by leaving of su.
gar in her tea and coffee, l followed
her example, and found that | had
lost fourteen pounds weight in six
weeks-very much to my comfort
The quantity of sugar | usually con.
sumed was under one ounce and O halt
daily. As much prefer my tea and
coffee swsetened; again ventured
moderately, and soon gained seven
pounds; 80 now l regulate my weight
principally by the use or disco1tinu'
ance .ofsugar. The ready solubility
of this saccharine matter permits il
to be absorbed Immediately by the
system. | hope that my agriculture
friends, who wish to farm pro6tabIy
by the rapid fattening of their cattle
and other live stock, will take thu
hint. The scarcity of roots this sea
son will render the use of treacle
sugar pods, linseed, and other sac
charine and oleaginous substances ab
solutely necessary, mixed with straw
chat, or bulky substances"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-11-30
4 Horse Converted Into a First
class Democratic Martyr
from the Hamilton relesraph-I

The richest Joke or the campaign
occurred near our city. 1t seems that
among the faithful who came up to
town to draw inspiration from the lips
of Henry Clay Dean two weeks ago,
was n resident of our county, who
shall be nameless Fired by the teach
ings of the orator, and armed cap apie,
like so many of his peace-at-any price
brethren, with a fine revolver, after
the meeting WAS over, he mounted his
horse. and wended his way homeward
revolving in his mind the warlike ut
terances be had listened to. his re-
Elections took the form OF dobate, IN
which he argued the question Of the
day with an imaginary Abolition op-
ponent, and at last he came in fancy
to the point so often imagined by ram
nant politicians of his school, where
force should take the place OF logic,
and viIiainous ssltpeter usurp the
throne of argument. Then drawing
his murderous revolver, he shouted
the war-cry OF his clique, aud rushed
in fancy, TO the assault. With an
"Hurrah for Mcclellan" he flourlshed
his weapon when 10. the thing went
OF. and so did his horse, shot dead as
a door nail! Fancy his pheelinks, as
he gazed upon the slaughtered steed
thus inundated upon the altar of Dem
ocratie principlesI Oh, luckless shot,
by which $500 horse was converted
into a frst-eass Democratic martyr !!
With sorrow he gazed upon the pros
traie form of his noble steed; with
curses not loud but deep, did he hire
a neighbur to remove the defunct an
imal from the highway, and, we hope,
with a clearer Judgment did he reflect
on the danger to self and property
nrone to arise from carrying deadly
weapons for the benefit of Abolition
lists. A first class revolver is now for
sale cheap, warranted to kill
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-11-30
Various Items of war News

The route assigned Sherman by the
latest dispatches is South easterly
from Atlanta to Macon, which is
about one hundred miles. Thence he
will GO to Milledgeville, uorth easterly
about forty miles, where he will di-
vide his force, sending part directly
to Savannah and the rest to Augusta,
Savannah is only one hundred and
thirty miles from Milledgeville.
Augusta is on the Savannah river,
which is the boundary line between
Georgia and South Carolina, and is
on the railroad running directly from
Atlanta to Charleston.
At Augusta he could strike Colum'
bia, the capital of South Carolina, or
Charleston. Augusta is l36 miles
from Charleston, and 231 miles, as
the river runs, from Savannah, and is
at the head of navigation on that riv'
er.
Sherman has the 14th, 10th, 18th
/ 10th and 18th corps; making over So.
900 men, besides 1900 picked cav.
airy under kirkpatrick, with rations
for 80 days for man and beast. HiE
scout system and courier line is com
plete.
Hood and Beauregard still in the
vicinity of Florence.
Nine hundred rebel prisoners ar
rived in Nashville from Atlanta
Thinking the place evacuated they
marched in. to pillage and Plunder
and were captured. III
The rebel sympathizers at Nash
vile are gloomy and disconsolate II
consequences of the anticipated re
suits of Sherman's movements.
/ Accessions to the army are arriving
daily from the North. ..- .,z.
! General Gillem is safe at KnoxVill
with his command in the outposts-
His loss in killed, wounded and mi:
; sing will not exceed four hundre
: men. r
There was rumor current on Sa
, u.day, at City Point, that Petersbur
twas being evsousted. % .. .
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-11-30
Hn,x TO prerent wei Feet

A writer in the Mechanics Magazine,
who says he had three pair of boots
last him six years, and thinks that ne
will not require any more for the next
six years to come, tells how ne treats
them:
put pound each of taIIOw and
resin in a pot on the FIRE; when melted
and mixed, apply it hot to the boot
with q painters brush until neither
the sole nor the upper will soak any
more. Ifit is desirous that the boot
should take an immediate polish, dis
solve an ounce of wax in teaspoOnfui
of turpentine and lamp black. A day
or two after tn. boots have been treat
ed with the resin and taliOw, rub over
them this wax and turpentine, but not
before the fire. Then the exterior will
have a coat of wax alone, and shine
like mirror Tallow and grease be-
come rancid aud rot the stitching OF
the leather, but the resin gives it an
antiseptie quality which preserves the
whole.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-11-30
Bovine AVaFis IA Cow Feed
i:.g OH c. smbacks.

Al extremely singular circumstance
s, hich has uu parallel that we are
aware ni, took place yesterday by
which q man lost s2l4 anu Il COW
lost her life. " the story is extrdor-
diary in severa respects, we devote
some space to the details
A driver, walking in front of his
herd, near the Brightoa House, in ta-
king some tobrcco from his pocket,
inadvertently dropped a roll of Treas
ury notes amounting to S4OO. One
of the cows, either because of hunger
or desire to appropriate ner owners
money, picked 1t up, and afteradequa;e
mastIcatiOn swallowed the precious
morsel just aJ the moment that the
drover. through enc uf his assistants,
beca lie aware of the fact that he had
lost his money and that the COW had
eaten /. An immediate search dis
coverr,, some small pieces ofthc notes
about ,,- teeth and lips Of the ayari-
ciOus ruminant, but deglutl"n had
placed a. money beyond the present
reach OF ltS owner.
The cow was too valuable 10 b.
sold at least on the boot. Digested
"greenbaeks" would hardly pass cur
rent in Third street, and yet all be
had was in danger of becoming thus
worthless. He conceived the notion
of taking them from the stomach OF
the COW Proceeding to 4 slaughter
house she was killed. the stomach
opened and the money found Thus
far the theory proved u success, but
the condition of the notes was still
such as to render them unit tor the
ordinary uses OF commerce.
The mass was washed, straitened
out, picked to pieces, overhauled, and
minuteIy examined. There it was.
recovered. but with an immense tai
ling off in appearance and dimensions
After cleansing it the drOver took his
money 10 the Collector OF Internal
Revenue of the First District. where
by patching, the unfortunate drover
succeeded in saving slS6 out OF the
four hundred that had been eaten.-
The meal was rather an expensive
one To both the COW and her owner;
for It cost the life of one and S2l4 OF
the peeuniary weslth of the other
the facts, as stated, being balanced on
the other side by an extremely singh
lar experience aud this paragraph
Gin Gazette.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-11-30
Savings orsosI, Killings.

IL IL highly important when "a man
makes up hiz mind tew bekum a ras
kal, that he should examine Lizseif
clusly, and See if he aint better kon-
structed for Il phoo!
| argy in this way, if man IL right
he kant be too radical; it he lz wrong,
he kant be too cOBservatiff.
"Tell the truth and shame the devil;
| knO lots ov people kan shame the
devil eazy enuh-. but the tother thing
bothers them.
1t il very delikate job tew for
give man without lowering him N
his own eStimashun, and yures too.
Az Il ginerel thing, when woman
wares the britches, she haz good
rite tew them.
IL IL admitted now bi everyboddy,
that the ma who kan git tat oi Der
ony sassage, haz got good deal OF
org in him.
am poor, and | anu glad that afn,
tor find that welth makes more
people mean, than il does generous.
Wooman's influence is powerful
espeshila if she want ennything.
Sticking up yure nOze don't prove
ennythIng, for a sOpe biler, when be
is away frum hiz hum, su ellis every
thing.
No man lows to git beat, but it IL
better tew git beat, than tew be rong.
Awl kind ov bores are nuisance,
but it IL better tew be bored with
2-inch Orger than u gimblet.
"Be sure you are rite, then go ahed;
but in kase of dout, go ahed emmy va.
Men amt apt tew git kicked out OF
good society fur being riteh.
The rode to Ruin IL alwus kept 10
good repair, and the travellers pay the
expense ov it.
Ii man begins life bi being fust
Lutenant in hiz familee, he need new
or tew look for promoshun.
The Onla profit thare is in keeping
more than one dorg, iz what you can
make on the board
[ havn't got as much mummy, az SUM
foks, but have got as much impu-
dence, az emmy ov them, and that il
the next thing tew mummy.
1t amt often that mans reputa-
shun outlasts his mummy.
Don't mistake Arrogance for wisdom,
menny people have thought tha wuz
wize, when tha wuz only windy.
The man who kant git ahead with
out pulling others back is a limited
cuss.
Women will =umtimes confess ner
sins, but l never knew One to confess
her faults. .- -.- r
Oh, what a world this il tew live in
for the soul that is afraid Of dirt and
diyiltree.
Young man. study difideuee; it is
the best card in the pack.
Hones'a is the pore mans bone,
and the rich mans pudding.
Thare is onla one advantage that i
kan see in going to the devil, and
that 1.-THE road il easy and you are
shure to git there.
Lastly-iam violently opposed tew
ardent spirits as beveridge, but
for manufacturing purposes think
a leetle Nv it tastes good.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-11-30
Obituary.

Died on the 9Th day of November,
instant, "The Copperhead Party" 1t
had been severely afflicted with II dis
ease called 0Disloyalty" nearly three
wears. It was attended during its
last days by Doets. Mcclellan, Sey-
monr, Vallandingham and Others; but
ali the remedies administered only ag-
cravated the disease. As last and
forlorn hope, several dry-goods boxes
Of fraudulent votes were given 1t,
which brought on severe fits of vom-
ting. 1t then threw up so many
loyal Democrats that life gave out, and
it finally expired in most terrible ag-
ony. Ii died without any hope OF
resurrection. Its chief mourner is
Jeff. Davis. Its remains will be bur-
led among its friends in the South as
soon as a conveyance containing the
same can pass through the lines OF
the Union army. The funeral ser
mon will be preached by Bishop Hop
kins. ofVermont. The funeral expen-
ses will be paid by one August Bel
mont, a Jew, who is agent OF Roths'
childs at New York.