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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-17
=. ENGINE.

lNE OF LOCKWOOD & JoHNsoN's CITY MAKE
" inch cylinder and 20 inch stroke in complete Or
der for sale low at State corner Cumberland street by
April 6 sW Ia. w. Cl.AUSSEN. !.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-17

EoUrTY SAI.Es.-Mr. JAnrfs z. CAN'T: sold yes
terday morning, at the old custom house, on ao-
count of DIR. JAmzs TuppsR, Master in Equity, the
following real estate aGsz:;i. ...!. 60.
All that lot of land, situate on the north side Of
Broad street, in this city by the No. g. and
measuring in front ON Broad street "a feet inches
more orlass, and in dept :om north to south a16a
feet, more or less, for sA150. z-..
All thai; lotof land; with the buildings thereon,
situate on the south side of Tradd street, in this
city measuring front on said street % feet
inches aad in depth e8feet inches, moro less,
for $3.50. .,s54.. -. .......5-o 90.
All that plantation, situated on Edisto Island,
called Vinegar Hill, p and containing eighty-fve
acres, situate on the. public road, opp 5site the
Episcopal Church, for sl625. -, -. -. ~
This property was sold for one-tourth to one-half
cash; the balance to be paid in two and .tl three
wears, ,l,.sis "a sfC..s.; =;
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-17

U. s. sCouRT.-Hon. GEO. s. BRIAN presidng.-
On motion Of 81. E. YouNe, Esq, Mr.. THOMAS Z.
LEeARE was admitted to practice in the o. s. Courts
of South Carolina.
On motion of JOHN PHILLIPS, ESD, ELIZA A.
O'NE11L was admitted to the rights of citizen
ship.
The Grand Jury were charged with nine cases
for the violation Of the Internal Revenue laws,
illicit dis6laton, selling lottery tickets without
the necessary license, &c. s. s.......
True Bills we're found in seven and No Bill in
two cases. j, is,,ly ,;. -.
In n,AdnnaEy.- CAMPBELL 81 H1eaNs Us. The
schr. Missehahd Libel for supplies + furnished
On motion Of JOHN PHIIIps, ESQ.,, monition
was issued returnable on: the 26th inst.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-09-14

I'D ouf Ter ustetfubrt fennen eelernt botz
tr, fano lib ras tbbmilhe Stubnmde<
den ror ibn auf ZEN Rnissn, rpsineno,
nit tenn @uerufs: vBn ID Wsitstilp
VI aludlidf e ponn fans ritt .,err 70
quite uno nptlidts." SD far&tete ~
f6'en uno mpQte ntecer rie Tb1re ,u
mah,n. aI6 mtd orr Nmerifaner eintrcz
Ken b;sB uno NIT cte Scene trfi1te.
=. bate beiAu8uf &letn fir 40@ulz
ben 0alanteriez Maaren oetauf, be,ab'i
uno Jpn er(udt. inn BE Sa9en in's 81
til ~ l&tden. Dr Waaren famen, roe
t6ba tlte Stutenmdsd den lberncbm liz,
las oter bic Drummer re6 3;uam rs fal;d
unc lsst' fie In cos 3immsr elmer In re,
Abre''s besr'fsnsn unaariihen 6omilie
DIS: | d nun cos cine eer betlea3Bbtn
rde pcq1st fur res @sitsnt einee tbre,
&arm1dn belt, senre ou6 paqu1t re 4
init Der Tamilie ab. MIS mein Nmeri-
fanfr feline @aate bsim Wir'b reflamirle
fr lpl@em 8itlsbsn ruy& b 0tre Srp
nunA ieotafalI5 bitts porteuoen f5aner,
non fe4s fd Dor. wae IS bfibt 40 Il,
elteBen, rrsnu II 70 Elm orm,S Str
b'nr1c9su nur so lab.lib 2ubn Bot.
Mtsr Ger Mme',farer ee,3'atsts oui
lssen GrlaB, uao i'd { m es1ate III b,
rubrenreu Grfennllid fsueicsne, ne ibm
ltr gens 9'cbm Spob mad's.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-09-14
S@uMrren aus Gbicaau.

Dem 2pfalberidt Der 81. Siaats;eiz
tl1n9 %entnebmer mir fpl9enoe 3peiS dnurz
rem
Gbrct rte Trauen &c. DIARY
Gpbinlp 1 1T cine carte Sun9frau Don %
Spmmerr, peren &eben I'M bclpen Me&z
tel smtl1en Mrbeit6bor5 uno NOD l1ltmz
meren @dul ern babin itri9. % tie Elm
un9ebeureS Salient gum @uhdneioe1 bat,
uno ile fid alip pprtreffi@ ju etl1em
u,peibliGen Gele9rapbenapparat" ei9ne
mirce> Is aeben mir ibre Grjablung Sur
BelrtDeil1tl,s fir ale Sele9rapbenzG pmz
paanien III Nadfebenpem wieber: Sbrs
SHUTTER let cine prinseliin uno tbr 8ater
Elm 9lidltder 2ei1niteper 9e>pele nL BET CT
eentlid verpient BABE &6nis gu leia. Sie
lelbit lei 1T Gn9larp prei1nal l1np III Nmez
rita preimal Don nbiancr,, seltoblen NOR
pen> babe n1ebrere Male un9ladlt@ 9ebeiz
ratbet, purd bic 8pSbeit anperer Wtenz
idm iei ie aber inner ,pieter Don ibrem
0atten 9etrennt >pprccn; fiinfnal 1ft 1e
III ben Mi1illippt 9efauen uno ereilnal
Spn Wenl9en ra9e9en Sweimal rpn Mli~
gators 9erettet wprrer1. sic t1nne nidt
annebuen> paB Der 9&i6ter cine Trau, bic
IL Yiel blrt9emadt> u%nbarmbersi9 beban<
relr rerre> lnp beantra9te pe5balb i'm
Mar1en hes llnsliif6 ibre Jreilnreduns
ulp bic Beitrafun9 pe6 reip. YpliStiten>
wclber iiG an elmer alien Trau ver9reiz
fen fpnnte> pa CT tp9 >pil1en mubte> paB
CT mie Elm So eptdt au5l ab .unp rafIr
NIT 9roben &eren belpbnt ,perren mubte.
Der YpltSeirtdter, Elm 9alanter @err>
bielt eire 1dDne Nepe iber bic Wiroe Der
6rauen unp perla119te raf lit ben mdBi9en
Yrei6 Ypn 5 Dollars. Mary Soblte> fnirte
nnp Ser11wanr.
Cine Yo9obunbtrenbe 81
9eunertn.- Cine jun9e psripn Sea-
mans Mary @il ipn> in Dem i9Inen 81
ter Spu un9efabr 10 Sabren Die wabrz
ideinliG III ibrer friiberen Su9enp fart
III 3i9eunerliteratur 9emadt Bat :fiblte
ein unpirer{teblide5 @erlan9en> bus 81
9eu1lerleben proftii9 femen s1 ~lerr1en>
unp idlu9 5a Rem 3wede in rer Ndbe per
lipliden Stapt9ren5e> unter 9rinenGiden
tbr Eager auf :. ). 1le quartierte ii@ in
einem 3elte ein> ta6 frUber i9pn aftipen
Oienit i'm Seize 9eieben> uno ra5 ite fir
balbe1 Yrei5 eritancen botte. Gin SPAR
Gage lang 1ppbnte lie aQein I'M fublen
Balpe59rin> Ills ii9 npr9eitern cine
Treunptn u1b ;lpei Treunce ;u ibr 9eieQz
tel1 in Tol9e oeilen c6 bic pplisei fir
Swedmdbi9 bielt, su tnterYentren. Mary
>purpe arretirt anp la ite feline le9itiuen
Nftttel fir ibrea 2ebensunterbalt aufpetz
le1 fcnllte, Der Gate9orie Ga9abuneen
su9etbeilt unb NIT rs Dollar Strafe BE-
le8t bic iie in per 8ripemeQ abarbeiten
miro.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-09-14

bic pfenbare Mbii6t tas &inp ntdt in
bllFoien ;3uitanb sa belailen, ionoen ea
aus etnem balFolen 3ultano Der 5llff
su iiber9ebeu, bic TbatlaGe, pab e6 mirfz
lid 9erettet tpurbe:- nid)tS tpnnte ftf
ppr benz 3u9tbau6 te>pabren, III baS fiji
fir ledsMpnate pesen u&inrauSl ebun9~
einAelperrt wirp. 8pr BEN menl9li9er
&i@ter 9in96 ibr 19le@t; gut pab BEL
e>pi9e miller urtbeilt. u@te 1T Sc:
ri4tet"> ia9t Mepbiltp ; u1e 1T Sc:
rettet", ruff Die tnnere Stimn1e per9fe>
tut 1T jebeS Meniden 8rult.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-09-14
Nu @hrutntfEcDtiQe.

Der I'm srjet6ne te nadbem Ct Satrelans an etnem
seftteen 9ungsnabel uno iener fhrtterltden Rran 1
per S4ptneiu$t e%sltttsn, pnree tn pentsen aSe9en
-unb TT IN Sol E b~estsris ieinen Wttlettenben bas 0Ht
tel elmer aDie0erber,tsaans mtt,utbetlen.
IN MQe, BITE Is phnf9en. wtrb Ct etne Mbf4rtft bes
eebraudten Rteeptes (totenfret) s~ufenben nebf &nwet.
luneen fur 3uberettunsen unb Wsbraud pe0elken, MEL
6es Re als etne fiebere Sur fur 0luSSebrung,
Hftbma. Srondbitis, Suften. Gr%fGltunaen uab
aue 5a!s. uno quneeuiteI rnoen merSen. Der ~etuitse
3wed pes M~n!eteers tn Senbuus bes Reeeptes 1T Der.
Ben 2etoentsn nhslt9 3u fetn xno bic Reantnts. pelde
Ct fir vnfddstar balr, 3u b~erbreten; unb er soft, bab
iettr Qeibsnbe fetn Seilmtttel periu&en wtrbe, ba e. i'm
xtdts iptet unt R& ale Seeen erpetfea mag. Mue bic
bas 8eeept fret ausef&tdt whnfHen, upaeu sefdatsf
gRep. Gbparb a. xEiItou.
&~Dt1tamsturet Rtues Co.. Rep.Ssrt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-09-14
Bur GbaractsriItif Ger Snria1fr

Aus Yanftcn, Iacotan, miro Der Obi
coao lritune" geld T eten :: Die Snrioz
ner fine Arar in Der Y!or;e Der @trililt =
ton 70 rsi, rcraslttttisn, ref f. Wt'a
fey ~:rinf:''> Ruden, 4. b!sr, oosr t cBcem
nod nlht 70 pvit, ooS, penn elmer lsinsn
Siamm pe,tr.tsn bat in etne, 8eratbuno.
sr ih brau6nimmt, Die Wunl@s ls,ns,
gonf't enttn ~ en!teuen. Wan ca,t
re- t onrebmen, raG biz Gbef5 Ter perz
lstiercn,n Stdmms in zen 8ubauolun4cn
nit rsn @omm'Naren eie Dleinung it1et
G%cnNl:urutsn auelpreden. @baro:tei
h,1h in ri;ler De,istuna 1T tie, &eee rsa
Sen SbeQ> eteeS Siourt,fs. Gr laat
uno Il: v@enn Ter 9rrbe @atfr ebtlide
Micnr isnret, 70 itebe Id &C. NIT ,bnen
AZ unttrbanrs'n, unc eis6 tit l,st m:ia
3ws-. Sbr iaal> OR srobt 0atr lisbi
ieine rotben &ineer unp wiQ le Sludlih
maden. 81 fruberen 3eitsn wosen mir
Nue 9lad!iG. Wir letten III y ieeeu.
Warum? Wsil eh1lide Mlansr 3u uae
fanun unp NIT un9 be'ie,ben. Warum
lehct. or e,eee Gater j'yt Vu9ner UNI
Bst1iAer. Wen1 cte mei6sn Didaner
eie Mab1beit laBen uno rbun, NOS fl
pu(p1e1en, Il. ben mir iie. menn ls !uosn
uuo ibr @srlpte9en nidt bQ!ten, baNsu
mir le. Gtitrer ielhe Wxnncr ~ un5
fommen, eebt NQe6 iblett. Sis t1p'sn
~ fer @ilp. au9 psnn iie IS r,dt bra :
den le Ds'lihrsn unlers iun9en Grauen.
Dir eebsn nie in @uer Qanp unr fiaen
@u9 unrsdt 3u. Sbr bebt pter Beae
curh meta 9ano aetaut; SIR pnjaAt
infer W'lr, uno gait un6 ntdt pu|p.r
unc Blei> UNI fur unlere Nabran9 lot-
gen III ~f1nnen. Wtr f1nneu ntht lsten
ME SIR; unltre @swobnbetten linDNnz
oe.e, uno (etscem Sbr 1tlsdie Weni6sn
iu un6 ienret, lddme th mid NIT ein>m
Wsibsn gu pe,teb.en. MuG Cure Solz
ra!en tsurrubiasn un6. Wif mouen
nur nit Gud banrelu. ober msin Qanr
eI,ft ibt mir niat netmen, uno i9 nil
Go aud nidt %aufssben.
- &a,tcfs!fdule. 1sr Sb|p Stoz
tesmon ltreitt:
Die SprrfInnte etstt olIentbalttn
Nrjsiden pes Mtb'insens our@ BIT
3du'e.
TN einisen Cant Rsiden 1T ole Bdu|e Isbr
Ta1f uno rte Gormsr batsn biz Sose auf
aeaetsn, ibre &a'tcfftln au~eSuarobsn
Spdte &artcftln uerpsn raMltsinlid
ren nadtbeiitaen @inmi1funesn Ter neuz
liaen Nesenaa6s ent3sasn>. y
- Cine arobe &attsnjaso belt ditiats
rie Bsmpbnu Der Nadsarlbaft ponB6r>
urs Stpre III Sadion Gumnlbip neu1
Sage lang. &itr uno fsbenai, Ye,foren
nabme" on steltr .nierera Saarr Ghe'l
unp e1'eetsn 367 Staten. Den bslsn
Ra;tentSotern tpurrtn % yrdmtn I'm
8ertb Don so Gents BIC SO. ~ aus9e.
sablt. Da5 lsltiame Sa9ouer9nli9su
lhlob nit eintm lplenptpen Mbencs0en,
an peldem 300 Yerionen 1bsfl nabmsu.
@erlestnbeit zines b6bmtl&sn
Wdo6en6 uno Noblel1e etnee
Nmerifanere. - Mus Bten endbIt
Oct Correspondent oes @tne. 0bl. fol-
oenbes broutae Stld&eu.
Mls i'd eeitern tn, 6otel sun, eoloenen
Cana, etnen &meritaner bela@te, wel&sn
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-09-14
Iper'8
GherrDN cctprnl.

Das nsi 'bc,utmN 6aimuie! fur 5uaen, j..
taliuns, teb,Iu .nps g bwint,r 9t uno fir
0interunB non SGwinbiiGnetn. bic
bic I'D itpn i'm porgelidten Sla.
tirm per 8rantttit b.Rnten.
Das Electoral IL 70 LANCE 6etrau9t pprpsn,
unb bat 10 a4serneine Nne,ftnnune esfunren,
baB mir rrr nSttis babrn, Gem Yrtlitum bic
Yer0@erurp ~ 9sten, co6 leire Qualudt 10 aut
II, ute te suucr. unp rab man it'd allo taraut
perlaOsn tann> tab Is si:lelbm 8uren bswtft
wte iribsr.
3ubereitet uon
Or. =. e.. Aper S 50.
pratnfpe uns anal tiide &bsm,fer,
QouflL matt
3u baben bel 5ents uno @orbos, Biz
Stra6e, ct. paul.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-09-14
Gle Gtgarren= un6 TabQts>
@anbluna.
ron s. Brduttaan

Sadfon Str~be 3pil&en Der i. une 5teu
# fir ben 8rob unt 9letnb onosl nit einen, DOT.
,uslittn W%dortiment Der ausge3etdnetIen abge.
le9erten 6 igarren, fomte nit Raud., !aan.
uno @&nupttataden, Yfe,ffn uap enpern Mout.
atenllien auf's Bette uerieben uno rertaufi 81
Sen rob!te;lten pret{en. 1881
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-09-14
ct. @aul
6uubrlsfulutDer.

0eliammlunes.pfal
Sn8er1pll'6 . d.
Ofen fir @ef&dfte bpm 9 bis - ubr gurmittass u"o
Son 2 its 5 ubr Na4rntttass.
8, g. 8urbanf, YrditOent.
9. 3. Qutbeu. Setretdr.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-09-14

ElReselmd6'se @eriammIuns Der Dtret:orea 1eoea
Utontaa UNI 81 ubr 0ormittags.
Rsseimds.s: gsriqn ,an Sas1 sF S San 3 IsT @aSm. am
Blrueru uHo 1remren ptrb beretIwtatat Musfunft
ertbeiiii, in Besus auf bic S~nteressn bes NOrewetsns.
bur6 ZEN Sefretir. 4o6oa
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1867-10-18
A Tape Worm Six Hundred Feet Lone

From the Carlinvilc H., Democrat, Oct g.
We have sometimes read accounts Of
tape worms several feet and sometinl.s
yards in length being taken iiom individu-
ais, but if we had ever seen it averrca tina.
one had been taken, complete and entire,
two hundred yards in length, unless we hai
received very liberal pay for crcditing il,
We should have declined Dr. Gum re-
cords it as an extraordinary fact that he hlI
seen one hundred feet in length, and we
believe it has not generally been conceicd
by medical authorities that the creature
ever reaches greater length. or that it Is
possible to remove such an one entire and
undecumposed. Be that as 1t may, we YES
tcrday saw one in the Office Of Drs. Head
4 Dahlman, Of the species technically
! known as I0ntd Lntu, " hlch is believed 10
measure fully two hundred yards in length
DR.. Dah!man informed Us that he had
measured 80 lengths Of the table before
him (about three feet long, with fully one
| fourth of the varmint still in the bottle -
1t looks very much like piece of white
| tape from one sixth to Onc-fou.th of an inch
| IN width, narroWeSt at the eXtremltlcS L.
was taken from a son Of Mr. Jacob S,raul,
some sixteen years OF age, living. two or
| three miles from town Drs Head and
! Dahlman were two hours in taking tho
worm frou hinl The boy was very much
emaciated, having been wasting away for
| year or more, but is now doing well. The
! operation was performed on Saturday -
| This remarkable worm will be subjected to
scientific analysis and placed in some med
ical museum 1t will be an object of great
interest and curiosity to the medical frater-
nifty.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1867-10-18

HANDSOME. On SAT- lrday last the
School Superintendent of this county was
waited upon by committee Of the Teach
ers in the Public Schools of the south side,
who presented him with the following note
accompanied by large bundle:
"M Crouley Please accept this small
present as testimonial Of the esteem and
appreciation of the
TEACHERS OF THE SoUTH SIDE"
The testimonial above indicated was moth
ing less than double suits of the finest qual.
ity of woolen under garments, with socks
and pocket handkerchiefs. We have
received many personal favors from friends
in our time, but never received one that
was more highly appreciated than this,
coming, as it does, from the generous and
in telligent teachers of the south side, and
we return the large hearted donors our sin
cere thanks for their seasonablc gift, recip-
rocating fully the esteem expressed by
them.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1867-10-18
MARRIED.

In this village. on Saturday, October -,
1861, by Rev. j. b. Dooley, Mr.. JOHN HALL
Miss JANE ELIZABETH SNIFFIN
1t is pleasant task to chronicle thc above
We think ypen has departed from his usual
method Of making II hes,' and joined
together couple that were really created fOr
ono another. May care in all his nultiplic;ty
Of burden be a strangerto the gla idened pair,
and may their path through life be pleasant
one--onc on which hey m long and lag-
PLY trase -oa goo old age, and then serene y
yield their spirits to their Maker with the knei
Of .'weH done true and faithful seryantsl rim
/ On Tucsiay morning, Oct 8, 1867, at the
residence of the brides father Hon. John
Kelly. at Marble Heu l. ohio lv 'he Rev K
McCupe, Mr.. G. b. SHOVE, cf Manitowcc.
10 Miss SALINE KELLY.
IN the Ctfol.c Ch .fch Of this ri''are, On
the 9th Of C ,bsr, ] s37,- by ihe fci Jane
~ hiie, iEAsTz W 1L.sGtH TO \ AR1EE-
h. IrPSEa.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1867-10-18

CALUMET CoUNTY.--ln reply to an ar
tcle in the Plot concerning the wheat mar
ket in Manitowoc, the Chiffon Times pub
fishes the following, which we hope will be
duly considered by our citizens. Mr..
HUME, the editor, says:
"Manitowoc is the natural outlet of Cal
umet county, and years ago it would have
received large amount of our trade were
it not for three important treasons: lst, it
was very poor market for farmers to take
their produce to, 2d, it was ve,g dear
market for farmers to purchase anything
they needed, and Sd, there were better
roads to nearer markets Now, however,
there is decided change for the better,
and Manitowoc is just com mencng to reap
the benefits The wheat market at Mani
towoc this Fall is one of the best in the
State and our farmers find they can get
ten, fifteen, and some times twenty cents
more per bushcl for their wheat than they
can anywhere else, except Shehoygan -
Farmers who raised winter wheat have also
learned that at Manitowoc there is differ,
ance of from twenty to thirty cents per
hushel between winter and spring wheat,
while at Neenah there is only from five to
ten cents difference. Onr farmers have
also learned that since Villas & Co. have
started their mammoth mercantile eStab-
lishment, that the merchants do not share
country customers as was formerly done,
but that goods can now be bought at Mani
towoc as cheap as elsewhere Our farmers
are not fools. aud are sure to sell where
they can get the highest price and where
they can purchase goods the cheapest. =
Next year, when the harbor is completed
AT Manitowoc, we expect Milwaukee prices
will be paid for wheat, and then Manitowoc
can exnect to see IN her streets any auanti
~ OF Calumet county teams loaded with as
good wheat and other produce as ever was
raised. In the meantime. we hope Mani
towoc will improve the Calumet road. So.
600 would place it in first class order, if ju
diciously expended.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1867-10-18
Mrs. Lincoln Considered Insane.

From the Springfield tIll.) Journal Oct. 10
A special dispatch from Chicago, in re-
ferring to Mrs. Lincoln's recent mortifyng
statement in regard to her financial condi-
,ion says.
Her conduct has distressed her most
intimate friends and relatives in this city,
and the most charitable construction that
they can put upon her strange course is
that she is insane, which | fear is the
case"
The same explanation of her conduct,
We understand, has been suggested by those
who are acquainted with her in this place.
Indeed an impression generally nerya1es
our community that she has not beer. en-.
tirely in her right mind for several yeI-s.
In this view she deserves pity and commis.
Grafton instead Of barsh and uncharitabla
Judgment for her singular behavior,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1867-10-18

nfs- The Emperor of Brazil has appoint
ed "board of health" to investigate and
decide whot proprietary remedys should be
admitted into the country and what ex-
cluded. After some months session they
have reported condemning them all except
Dr. J. G.. AVER & Cos. preparations. -
Three of those they recommended the En-
pcror to admit for the benefit OF the public
health, while they holG the fourth Cherry
Pectoral under advisement for further in
formation respecting one of its ingredients
morphine, which, while so extensively
employed and so highly esteemed as rem
cdy in this country, is scarcely known in
that. OF all the other medicines before
them, the imperial commission says, "no
one of them merits any favor whatever, or
protection from this Government, as they
contain nothing new, nor any specific vir-
tues not fully known or used by our own
physicians" Tie Imperial Government
has therefore p. ohibited them all from ad
mission through the custom house, excep;
the remedies Of our distinguished country
men above mentioned-a discrimination by
their learned men, very ike that to which
experience has led the American people, =
| Boston Herald
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1867-10-18

rsap We are panied to announce the
death of Hon CHARLES SHoLEs, a man
known and esteemed Throughout Wisconsin
rs one of her pioneer citizens, ablest Ed
iiors. and most faithful public servants. =
He died on Saturday. the 5lh inst. at
his residence in Keno>ha, oftyphoid fever
Mr.. SHoLEs held at the time Of his death
'hc Offices of State Senator from the sth
District, and Regent Of the State Normal
schools, and had but just resumed his con-
nec'ions with the Kenosha Telegraph
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Uemocrdtjc Torn Comm

Two Rivers Democratic Caucus.
The Democrats of the town ef Two Rivers
arc requested to meet ut BsrGer,s HaH. on Fri
d,y evening, October lS. at Z clock, to elect
Seven Delegates TO attend and represent them
at the assembly and County Conventions which
meet next day.
Bu order Of Committee,
FELIX WiLSH, Chairman.
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NEXT SrNDaY.-We are glad to learn
that Rev. Father I.ORTGAN. Of Huntsville
Alabama, will officiate in the Catholic
Church in this village on Sunday next and
celebrate Mass at eleven o'clock, 4. NJ.
The Reverend gentleman will also deliver
a lecture in the same place at 8 O'Clock, P.
NJ, on an Interesting suWect, to which peo-
pie OF all denominations are invited We
hope to see a large attendance to hear Rev.
Father LORIGAN, as we know they will
hear an interesting and eloquent lecture
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WIN AND COUNTRY.

nasH 1t ia well known among our readers
that Mr.. KELLY, our junior editor, is yet
confined to bed and that Mr.. CROWLEY,
our senior editor, although in bad health,
has been attending to his official duties as
School Superintendent during the past
week. For this reason, we, the boys in the
Office, claim all the merit which is embraced
in this number of the Plot. Give US credit
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These States alone will cast majority of
all the electoral votes Of the States now
represented in Congress. The coming No
ven.ber elections will increase this list and
ensure the Presidential election to the De-
mocracy, without counting doubtful States
or those Southern States now under military
and negro Government. The probability
is that the Republicans will fail to carry as
many electoral votes as SCOTT received in
1852.
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saT The Calumet County Reflector is the
name of a new paper-Radical in politics
lust started in Chiffon by Mr. Fogo.-
Were not the principal portioa of the read
ing matter printed in Milwaukee or some
other place outside Of Chiffon we would
gladly say it was good paper. But we
receive 20 many bastard rapers-half print
ed at home and half in Chicaeo-that we
are heartily disgusted with them, and
scarcely open one ont of ten. This method
Of printing newspapers is disgrace to the
Typographical profession.
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DENTISTRY. DIR. PATcuEN's card ap
pears again in our columns to day. Througl
an oversight of ours il has been left out fn
some weeks. We would say that DR.. p i.
permanently lcclted here, and his work fo,
the past Eve years speaks for itself Iii,
charges are as reasonable as those Of aDy
reliable dentist in tie State Try him.
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Democratic County Convention.

Convention Of he Democrats. and all low
: Of the whole Union, will be held at the
tr: House. in Man;towoc, on Sat',rdap De-
fr 10. 1857. ut o clock p. N. for the pur-
OF nominating candidates for School Su-
|intendent, Clerk Of Circuit Court. and
Fnty Supervisor Tor the County IT lnrre.
+ several towns in the county will be en-
ed to Delegates as follows
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CALUMET STREET On drive ont of
4owp, sn the south side, on what is known
as Caldmet street, We were surprised at the
extent Of the improvements made there
during The past season. This is one Of the
important business ,horoue uehfares Of our
town, on which business is rapidly increas-
TX, On ! the price Of real estate advancing.