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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-05-26
Boston s. nrm Uork advertisements.

N r W l T A R IS
Balsam of Wild Cherry,
THE GREAT REMEDY FOR
CON s u PTION.
and acknowledged by many prominent physicians to be
by far the most Reliable Preparation ever introduced
for the RELIEF and CURE Of all
LUNG COMPLAINTS.
This well known remedy is offered to the public, sane
toned by the experience Of forty years. and when
Tesored to in seldom fails effect apeed Of
ENzA, WHooPING.Co COUGH, HoARsENESS,
PAINS OR SORENESS IN THE CHEST
AND SIDE, BLEEDING Al THE
LUNGS, LIVER COMPLAINTS,
&c, &C., &C
! It's complete in many cases Of CONFIRMED
CoNsoNPrioS has reversed the opinion so long enter
tanned that this much dreaded disease is incurable.
70 those who have already made Of this kemedy.
no appeal is necessary To those who have not have
oy 70 tefr tnoh 20 Jne written tssumonlss Of many o.
our most distinguished citizens, who have been restored
to health when the expectation Of being cured in
deed "fororn hope" We have space only for the fol
owing
RELIABLE TESTIMONY.
FAIRFIELD. ME, April 2s, 1854
Messrs. SETH W. Fowls & Co.
Gentlemen Seeing numerous certificates in the Ne
Farmer endorsing the merit Of that great Lung Rene
/ dy, WlSIAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY, /
induced, and take great pleasure in giving publoi.
" TO the great cure It accomplished in my family My
son Henry A. Archer, now Postmaster at Fairfield, Som
erset County, Me- attacked with splitting Of blood,
cough weakness Of lungs, and general debility much
that our family physician declared him to have
" SEATED CONSUMPTION" He under medical treat
ment for number Of months, but received no benefit
from IT, Al length induced TO purchase one bottle
| Of WlSTAB'S BALSAM, which benefited him so
much obtained smother, which in short time restored
him to his usual state Of health. think can safely
recommend this remedy to others like condition. for Il
Is, think, all it purports to be,-THR GREAT LUSG
REMEDY FOR THB riMEs
The above statement gentlemen, is my UolintQry Of
ferng to you in favor Of your Basam, and your dis
posal.
As ever, Yours,
ANDREW ARCHER.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-05-26

EYE AN EAR
OERTIFIOATES.

on the most improved and modem principles with
rely new remedies, aud with little suffering Il
he patieu
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-05-26
HENRY DAMON.
B Ty'y' {: @

hefeby ceruy, that have been familiar with all
the processes employed by the South Down Company in
the manufacture Of their "Sheep Wash Tobacco" and
that the article prepared under Mr. Jacques Patent con
tains all the useful principles OF the Tobacco in con-
eenuated form.
This Paste, employed as a Sheep Wash according to
the directions furnished by the Company has the effect
OF curing Seab and other cutaneous diseases and destroy
ing oil parasitic insects which infes the skin and wool OF
the Sheep, and thereby improves the health Of the ami
NAL as well as the quality Of its fleece. Employed in
the same way, the solution being made stronger it will
destroy those insects which infes the skins Of large
animals and also those that are injurious to vegetation
CHARLES T. JACKSON, MD,
Assayer 10 the State Of MassachuJetts, and
Consulting Chemist.
Ut Wool Growers should beware Of any preparation
that contains sulphur, it is sure 20 destroy he fibre
OF the wool One pound OF Extract Tobacco will make
twelve gallons Wash, and contains the strength Of eight
pounds OF Tobacco as prepared by farmers.
Agents wanted in every Wool District.
~ JAMES +. LEVIN, agent South Dozen Co.,
ooeopOo-OlIb 70 Central WHAT, Boston
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-05-26

fiy txrnoi saraspasil'a e iood Further my Extract
buela Llurc,ie aad VIII act a. such IN all aces
Ioh rfa prepared en- purely scicnfinc princlpits-ta
raeto-1l no &c TO active measures Of oitScr that
can DO made Aready Cul conclusive test VII Pc com.
paliaoae i4o p.uporues Win those set foracg fol.
lovi U0s.-.
Soc -pti-7ioty N 'he United strtes
7oi-lV VI l-aL-s valuable woEts on tue Practice
otT-...c.
traF'aafha uado by the celebrated DR.. pnTsIc Fnia.
fea rcra.ha raGo by Or, ErusAI, MoDowEL,, a ccie.
hfa.ci lay.lsan ind Member cfne Eoyal College Of
lrFfton'' ICELAND, mad pusled W lhe transactions OF
The ilrg Of n Q1oera Journal
See Nellco-ch rrgicai roviev published by DE3J'H
Tnarrrs. Tolioy II tho Ioy1i Collcge Of Surgeons.
boo most OF tie lato standard works on Aiediclae.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-05-26
HELMDoLD's ROSE WASH,

HELMBcLD'S ROSE WASH,
An excellent Lotion for diseases arising rom habits Of
dissipation ua-l connection with tho Extracts Buchn
and aarsapnHi 40 snch diseases recommended. Eyi-
deuce Of io mo- responsible hnd reliable character will
accompany ao medicines Also explicit directions for
use, C hH ne n h0usands living Witnesses. and up
wards q &on unoleited certificates and recommends
tory letters m.n Of which from the highest sources.
Including eminent ltyscilns, Corgymen. Statesmen, &C.
The Proprietor bee orod to their publication in
tho ucvrlnrcru te docs ths from the aot that bis
articles rsrk glandArd rt tat0us anil do not need
10 beproprci No by cer'ti
The Science OF lefi. a.tA 'r ao-ie ''umn. should
stand simple pure maj0b4c, l,a act for lie basis,
Induction i,r Is pillar, and Truth alone Tor lts Capital
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-05-26
RELIABLE TESTIMONY.


Clergymen. Lawyers, Singers,
and all those whose occupation requires unusual
ercse Of the vocal organs, will find this the ONLY RRA-
EDY which will cfie itualy and insantaneously relieve
their difficulties This Remedy unlike most others is
not only not nauseous, but is extremely
PLEASANT TO TASTE.
A small quantity allowed TO pass over the irrtated
part az once removes the difficulty.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-05-26
TESTIMONIAIS

TESTIM ONIALS.
81 regard Mr. Eddy as one Of the most capable and
iuecessfM practitioners, with whom have had official
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-05-26
Total blindness Cnred.

JoHS SIDNEY GoRroS, n
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-05-26
IalE lAInNENA

Which vii show itself by the quSury and color Of tbs
urine aud natural consequences, long train Of dis
Will follow
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-05-26

n Lfe and Health are valuable why not useIhe pro
per preserve them II the system is diseased
why any risk by using edoines that deeterio
and that tJure your system
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-11-17

To OUR SUBsCRIbERs.-The terms of
the Pilt: have been 7',uo Dollars per year,
in adcance We have been very lenient
With many Of our subscribers the present
season, aad have sent :hem our paper
without exac,ing the advance payment.
We now give those gentlemen fair notice
that they must come to time bv the first
Of January rexs, and not only pay back
srreatagrs but give U, good security for
the future, viz:-Two Dollars in 1dvance
We will adhere to this rule hereafter, and
no person be he rich or poor-mus: ex
pecs the Pilot any longer than il is pald
for. We hope every oue will understand
this. Pavmen, in advance is our es,ab
Ii shed'motto.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-11-17

NORMAL School AT large meeting
of Our citizen, held at the school houss
on Wednesday evening last, it was unani5
mously resolved to raise private subscIip-
ton of sl5 900 for the purpose of having
tie normal school located here. Ten
thousand dollars has already been raised,
and the balance will certainly be obtained.
-Sheboygan Journal.
We have repeatedly called the attention
Of our people to the subject Of Normal
School in this village, but We might as
we'll talk to stones for that or any other
project which would benefit the town. Ii
Manitowoc is going, or will GO ahead, It is
not from any action on the part Of heI
leading property holders.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-11-17

aud before long behold one or two steam
boats advancing up the river; they lie to
at the new buildings; they purchase wares
and cattle, and leave newspapers behind
them. In two or three years there Is here
a lit le city Of two thousand souls; mother
ly women institute Sunday schools in the
church, aud assemble the little children
10 instruct them in Christianity, and es:ab-
Iish an asylum for orphaned little ones.
Shops spring up the same with the school
and the church, aud they constitute, TO
ge,her with The printing press and the
state house, the ensign Of the Anglo
American; and wherever be plants this,
,hence retreats the red man now almost
without resistance, with hi. wigwam and
his subjected women, and goes to light
hi. fires off in the wilderness. He knows
10y experience that the new erection which
be behoids will, withinra quarter ot a CEN
.ury, become great city, with its 6fty
thousand inhabitant, or more, and that
the whole region rouud about will be full
Of a people alike potent in war as in peace
fu civilization"
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-11-17
Bank Safe blown Omen

Tho banking house Of Rockwell & Co i.
Elkhorn, was entered last night abont [
o'olock, the large safe blown oren, a'd
the inside steel safe, weighing over 800
pounds, containing he funds Of The
bank, taken out and carried Of. There
is great excitement thi7 mornirg, aad a
large number Of our citizens s.ar. ed in
pursuit Of he burglars. fhev are el J.
IDENTIFY old AMI scientific hands at the
business, from the Indications. TIL
entered CaFswei's blacksmith shop 70 pro
care tools TO work with. Several II uu.
citizens head the rep2;t of lie explosion,
bo, supposed i! was soue one celebrating
ever the election returns. lhsre nn'.
been such oft repeated burgla.!es Of late
tia, it is about Time soirn e the yi'.a'rs
were made au example of a ii;t!e c'oa-
lDg would DO SOME Of 't"ir. good --hfh
trim IaGcpcAicat Me- S.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-11-17
Popular Names of States.

Virginia, The cd Dominion.
Massachusetts, tho Bag State.
Maine, the Border State
Rhode Island, Little Rhody.
New Io,k, the Empire S'a,e.
New Hampshire, the Granite State.
Vermont, the Green Mountain state.
Connecticut, the Land of Steady Habit
Pennsylvania, the keystone State.
North Carolina. the Old North Stlte.
Ohio, the Buckeye State.
South Carolina, the Palmetto State.
Michigan, the Wolverine State.
kentucky, the Corn Cracker.
Delaware, the Blue Hens Chicken.
Missouri, the Puke State.
Indiana, the uoosier State.
Illinois, the Sucker State.
Iowa, the Hawkeye State.
Wisconsin, the Badger State.
Florida, the Peninsuar State.
Texas, TIE Lone Star State. -.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-11-17
A Western Picture.

The following ske,cl, which we tud in
Mis REgMEKs Homes Of the New
Wcrd," is a life picture of the birth and
growth Of civilization in the West, and
brings 10 our mind, as it will to other.,
many scenes and localities in Manitowoc
county. Tie beauty Of the picture is
more striking when We behold our fiji e
Indian Summer at the present time:
The trees faIl before the IKE along
the banks Of the river-and rivers every
where abound in North America-s little
log house is erected op the skirts Of Tue
forest and the banks Of .he river; a woman
stands in the doorway with chubby child
in her arms The husband has dug up
the earth around the house, and planted
maize; beyond, Craze couple Of fat cows,
and some sheep in the free, uncusivated
meadow land. Ihe husband tlls the land
aud miiks the cows, and performs the
whole out-otdoors labor. The wife re-
mains in tee house and takes care Of hild
and home; nor can any woman do it bet
ter. The cleanliness aud order Of her per.
son are reflected by everything within the
house. No neater nor more excellent
home can be found on the face Of the
earth than that Of the American woman
even Of the poorest. No wonder that the
husband is happy Within il, that the Am
ercan knows few other pleasures than
:hose which he finds in his home-no
other goal Of bliss on earth than tha, oI
possessing a good wife and good nome
The log houee has been erected in the
forest, and not far from it are erected in
the same way, two or three other log.
houses; they s!s all furnished with excel
len: beds, AID there always lies on the
shelf, Bible, HYMN book, and some 9th.
er religious books. A little further of
stands somewhat larger og-houso, where
u UOZcu Ot Two cHl.QreD-tnS nalfsN llU
ohspring Of the wilderue,s-are assembled
This is the school. The room is poor and
without furniture; but the walls are GOV.
cred With maps Of all parts of the globe
and in The hands Of The children are book.
which present them with views over the
whole world, ind reading books which
contain the noblen pearls of literature, in
paragraph, short essays, narratives, poems.
dc. Anon, other houses spring up; some
offramed timber. some Of stone; they be.
come more and more ornamental; they
surround themselves with fruit trees an
flowers; you see chapel of wood arising
at ihe same time with the wooden houses,
out when the stone houses comes, there
comes aiso stone church and q state.
oonse. Tie 6sds around are covered
WIN har7es.s; focss and herd. increase :;
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-11-17

SrooK GAMBLIHG ExTRAoEDINAEY.-
The n ,ss rem .rkabfe in.ltnce on record
OF widuess III stock gambling circles came
off il she ear ly part Of The present week
on Wall street. Milwaukee and Prairie
du Chine i;aI.roa1 Sock Was taken 10 4
OF By the 'bulis" and wo! ked up in oue
Gay from l24 to 23O. 1t appear. tha.
upwards OF 90 600 ,h1res OF the stock
we sod "shorl," Willie there are on.,
20 900 shares issued OF course il g..
An easy matter 10 corner the market
under such circumstances, and the re Ii.
was the advanced named. This "coruel =
wholly echpses anything Of the kind ever
before tried Ii this or any other country =.
II is one Of the ".igus'' of the umes,"E
the result Of a redundant and teprac" .'ed
paper currency. - CHicoy3 Tribune.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-11-17
~ Gen. Cass ia eIioyipo the

GV- Gen. Cass ia enjoying the quiet
pleasures OF serene old aga amid his fami.
Iy, surrounded by all the appliances of
wealth. He was among one of the earlier
settlers of the city of Detroit, and there
he lives now with his children, in posses
sion of the ample fortune arising from the
increased value Of the ground which he
has seen changing from the rough, uncul-
tivated waste, to The cit? lot aud site
Of magnificent structures yielding princely
revenues TO their builder.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-11-17
WRECK OF THE SCOW EUGENE
Great Suffering aid E-ggow Escape oi
lts Crew, ~1-sr 8 ~

From the Detroit Tribuao Of Friday

From the Detroit Tribune Of Friday ]
Ia our edition 4 yesterday, We alluded
btiehY to the loss ef the STOW Eugene,
near the island of Cast Sister, aud the
auA.h Of all on Board Since th.t yas
Written, ~e have gainea-s1dI.iol,aF par
'Icn.a-s, .s.d.uhh ,aEir se are able 10 sr.te
that ali Of BOARD ,4ss lost, boas aes g saved,
still "s ale seldom called upoa 10 secoani
a story OF more suffering and greater
hardship. Ne have seen the captain Of
Ghe sco@, George ii Bretinarn, aud have
learned from hlu iAe whoe past.eular OF
he case.
L seems that tEa la.ler par! Of la..
weei the Eugene was chartered 20 as-i.t
ir wfepklrg TT East Sister, where :ie
schooner Cornweii was sunk she was in
Ihe tow OF the Tug Dispatch, wLici, was
Also aiutg il lighting the Cofnwel..
On Saturday a heavy northeaster was
blowing, threatening the tag and the .cow,
and IN The afternoon Of that day tie pis
patch lett the wreck Of The Cprnweii seek.
iDg shelter. leaving those on hoaiG Tie
Evgsne to look ;.5er themselves, and did
uoi return a. al
ne '''" was iSs''eo ",ohG S'ae oi 'he
: "u'''s "'e ai'e'"oon q
:. . '','0 ''oeh' LA thS s.'E
- - Wv 'e't ,"'o
the Eugene, SIX in number, the csntsir
and his wife. ihe mate, TWO men, wt;cn
comprised tne crew, and the cook, ar
board l.. Be-
"7n' "H oo"V t"9 t"'uNI'N aHl toV"
"i.ii i i'e''' ON 'i'e cSo'" d "a>he' O PRO
'le."hA ""1 s''f0 ou: "i '"e iofecas1fe.
'i'0' p'sIe' "n ''le qaHft9f-deck OF
'.'I S'NoI "" 'nu"y 'n'' ~ iour
=, = ''ocA INs 'o'' ofo"7 'ooso nom 'he
Go' ,'" ""e'' "'il 1''''e' On us 'eel' 'sre
7I. 7"o "''' '"e t"" sea pumps
"nloI "o' u" "ei we're loS'' lhe same
I'd! 'He q"'' :e' Gee ol ''ie ScnooheT 'e"
I ''' "'r '"e ''''""'es III ~" 'esSei were
"o"Sed 10 20 'of"aiu. Duiihg ali in!s
| uh'e s'lons heao "i'd was oto"ing, 50
suon2 IL '"c'' mat me Napia'n va
W 's7' - Hsi' "''''Te'' ".'' we TO '!e
! 'o"0ooo, 'ne'' ,'"' 90 oe''S o"'II 'o'1
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.,I'', ''0'' '''o "'No' "e'e
oo''ss' - 40 "o" Il ~" '"o oo' III 'hc
Ts'e'' "n,''' WIS al .n'a "the Ieez'he
! '"e ","I"e' vas =" i''e"so'l COZ" 'ha.
! ','''' o'o'n's no'e ~ zen on tneI'' ana
'No C"P'",' i'',' was 70 81" o.'0n 'A"s IL
o'fS' 'l'e nf*S, O'o' "Hlcn he wore At the
',,''e ''''u 90 no,''S 'no' '''"s 'ne i'ggiug
a. W. lsu "'t', ''e =" '''i
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-11-17
A FEHIAN ARRESTED ON The STAGE

A FEHIAN ARRESTED ON The STAGE.
A " foreign item reads as follows:
The performance at the Prince OF
Wales theatre, Birmingham. England,
wa, recently brought to an abiupt term
ina!ion by the entrance Of the police on
The stage to arrest an actor named Addi-
son, on a charge of being concerned in
the Fenian movement. A large num-
Der of fire arms were found at bis lodgings,
and papers said to inpIcase many per-
soma of high standing. The arrest has
caused much excitement"
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-11-17
The poisoner Convicted,

Mrs. Martha Grinder, convicted o
murder in the first degree, was brought
into court this noruirg for sentence
There vas large number Of spectator.
presen, and the desire 10 see hor IA strong
as any time during the trial. She VIZ.
placed in the dock, and every one VIA.
expecting to hear the death penalty pro
nounced upon her.
The judges. after a brief consultation
ordered her TO he rsmanaed, without as
signing any reason therefor, 1t WIS un.
lerstooj, however, though not ltlicia.
announced, that TIE aentencs was post
poned because the Cour; did not feel dis
posed to CRAFTY the morbid curio.il,
evnced by The people present. Thsrt
is 10 intima'ion given as to when tax
sen,ence will be pronounced. -Pinsburql
Gazette.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-11-17

WAuKEsHA SENATOR. Hon. ORsoS
REED, an able man and sound Democrat,
has been elected State Senator from Wau-
kesba county. He is brothar Of our
Senator REED, and 10th will have the
pleasure of assocating together in Madl>
son this winter
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-11-17
. II Tha axnallani nranarat

s q The excellent preparation Of Dr.
CHAPIS, by the use Of which he gained so
great popularity in the treatment and
cure Of Dyspepsia. Liver Complaint, Con-
s,ipaton and Paipilation Of The heart, and
and all diseases arising from Indigestion
and Torpid Liver, was none osher than
what is now pu. under the name Of Red
Jacket Stomach Eiters.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-11-17

THE Niger VoTED DowS.-lt is es-
timated tha. the majority against the pro-
posed amendment of our state constitution
extending suffrage to nsgroes, is about ten
thousand. This ought to be considered
as sufficient indication O: the wishes of
The people on that question.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-11-17
EF- The apple trade ofths present sea

Eg- The apple trade Of the present sea-
SOD put into the pockets Of the farmers Of
Michigan not less than a million and a
half dollars. The trade has this year as>
sumed a greater importance than ever
before. The prices paid have ranged from
IS 90 10 &4o5.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-11-17
wIRz' S LAST LETTER.
A Washington. Nov. 10.

Mr. Scbade'ssys he WAS called upqu by
several PERSONS last hight, as was also
f.! her Boyle, who Communicated informa-
ton purporting to coine from memter
Of the cabinet to the effect that, j. WIZ
would :ack nowlalgs that jefferson Davis
Was connected with tie atrocities az An
dersOnyiIIe, his sentence should be coDmu-
ted. AlthouglsMr. Sehade did not place
full confidence il the reports, he e,codoider-
ed 1t to be his duty to relate it 10 the pms
oner At bis last conference, with HIM
Capt Wirz in reply, said, "Mr. Schade.
you know | have .always told you that |
did not know anything about jefferson
Davis. lie bad no coGueciion with me az
to what was done a. AudersonviIle, and if
/ | knew be had would not be traitor
against him or any one else, 10 savemy life.
The following letter was written by
Wirz before mounting the gallons:
"CLD CAPITOL Ph1soN, Nov. 10, 1sCj.
MR. SCHADE Dear Sir-Ihis is no
doubt lbs last, time l address nlvsslf to
you. What | have said to you often and
often, | repeat, accep, my thanks, my SIM
cere, hearfelt thanks for all you have done
:or me. May God reward you, l cannot.
Still nave something more to ask you.
and am confident that you will not re
fuse my dying request. Please help my
poor family, my dear wife and children
War, cruel war. has swept very.hng
from me. and to-day my wife and child
ren are beggars. My life is demanded as
an atorement. | am willing 10 gi,e it,
and hope, after a while, will be Judged
differently from what | an now. II any
one ought to come TO the relief of my
family. il is the people Ct the son.h, for
whose sake have sacrificed all. I know
you will excuse me for troubling you
again. Farewell, dear sir, may God bless
you.
Yours thankfully, II. WIRz."
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-11-17
An Indiana Boy Taken in by Fast
Young Woman

John Henry Davis, young man living
in Guilford, Dearborn county, recently
married fascinating young female at
Louisville, and brought her home to his
parents. Becoming satisfied tha, the
vouug person was not of the right stripe,
John Henry started with Ter back TO
Louisville, for visit AS lie said, but sneak
ed off the boat at Madison, and returned
TO Guilford. The young wife soon dis
covered the trick, and on Friday last, ar
iyed al Guilfcrd, and seeking her lege
Sd, made an assault upon him with pis-
tolls, having two revolveFs and single
barrel shoJle: on her person. John was
completely taken by surprise, and fled in
dismay, pursued By the valiant knight and
blood thirsty dame. thus they taE over
half a mile, several pistol shots increasing
the speed, until reaching house, the
man took refuge, aud finding a rifle, fred
at the pursuer when not more than Gfty
rods distant; but nothing daun,ed, the
woman ran up 10 the house, and finding
tEe doors fastened, retired. The ensuing
morning the matter was amicably ged
and the young woman is again in Louis
vile, ready to pick up another unsuspect-
ing and uEsoDhis.;cs!ed man. Lauyence
bu,gh lad, Register.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-11-17
E In speaking Of the vote in ,h,

ZF tn Speaking Of Tie vote 10 Tue
town of Gibson en- School, Superintendent,
our funny friend of the Tribune says:
"Thi. leaves the democratic nominee in
said town so far behind his ticket on a
whole vote Of So tha. be can hardly tell
he WAS running"
The Tribune should have plenty OF
evidence now that NO did run, and hs
will ses it if be looks at our vote in the
Republican stronghold. of Manitowoc aud
Cato. Look at the figures, "bubby,"
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-11-17

OrR WANTS. We want Potatoes,
Flour, Pork, Beef, Turnips, Cabbage,
Butter, Poultry and every other article o.
Farmers produce in payment for the
Puot, and will allow the highest ca.h price
for the same. il brought to US within the
next two weeks. Here is ready way for
deipqnents to pay up.