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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1867-05-31
THE WEEKLYyNEWS,

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\ Fer Sale by Druggists generally.

Read the following recommendation, which
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Il have been troubled for tie last six years
with huInor on my head; have tried some of
our best physicians without receiving any bene
Last fall | sent east and got six bottles of
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which cured my head of humor. l now have
but two bottles, which l would not part with
for ten dollars per bottle, provided / could not
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Pennington, Jefferson Co., Wis, March {,
1866.
Price Sl.O0 per bottle. For sale in Mani
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Notice.

THE undersigned will have a splendid
l. Stallion named FRANK" mt the williams
Stable, on the South Side, every Wednesday
and Saturday The other days he will be
found On my farm.
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MY WIFE, Justinia, having left my bed
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not pay any debts of her contracting.
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SORRY HE WASN'T Born A BUCK NIGaHR.,


SORRY BE WASN'T BORN A BUCK NIaGER.-
Sam Clawson, a Methodist preacher of eccentric
manners, sometimes called the Wild Man, was very
popular among certain class IN western Virginia
some years ago. he was crosseyed, and. WHY
made, and very dark skinned, for white man.
At times he was surprisingly eloquent, always a aex-
citahle, and once in q while, exhaSagant sHe.once
accompanied "Rev.'" Mr.. R., q prominent city
pastor, In visit to negro church. Mr., 3. gave
the negro preacher the hint and Of course, Claw
son was invited to preach. he did 50, and during
the sermon set the impulsive darkies shouting all
over the house. This. in turn, get Qawson to ex.
travagant words and actions, and he leaped out Of
the pulpit like deer, and began to take the hands
of the negro brethren, and mix in quite happily
He wept for joy. Then pressing through The
crowd be found brother B., and sitting down be-
side him, he threw his arms around his neck, and,
tears streaming down his face, said: :4E :, s5:9f
Brother R., I almost wish had been born
niger. These folks have more religion than We
have" -. ~ itsa,,f .@ss9:r-.:
."Wel, WELL" said brother R., 'syou come so
near it that you needn't cry about it, sd q
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[To BE CONTINUED NEXT WEEK.

naSAt one time during the war a large number
Of officers were stopping at the various hotels d in
BrgadieTs % Were e. hit by s the stone that missed the
dog at which it was thrown in front of Willard s.
At that time one of these terrible youngsters was
crying, in front of the National:
Extra Eventng Star, third edition, another
great battle l'
An officer, coming out just then, Ia captain, the
boy accosts him with:
"Colonel, have Start" =,
(They always indulge in little fattery of brevet,
ing, when occasion ofers) The officer buys, and
running his eyes over the paper eagerly, calls out
"Here, boy, don't see any battle r
Getting beyond the range of the officers boot,
he replies:
"No, you never will, lounging about these ERE
hotels !''
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A GRAVE WITHOUT MONUMENT The sea is
the largest of cemeteries, and all its aumberers
sleep without monument. All other graveyards,
in all lands, show some symbols 6f distinction be-
tween the great and the small, the rich and the
poor, but in that great ocean cemetery the King
and the clown, the prince and the peasant, are
alike ali undistnguished; The same wave I 1ps over
same storm beats, and the same sun shines, and
there unmarked, the weak and the 1nhonored,
will sleep on, until, awakened by the SAME trump,
the sea will give up its dead No marble rises to
point out where their ashes; are gathered. Yet
that cemetery hath ornaments of which nc. other
can boast. On no other are the heavenly orbs re-
Hected in such splendor. Over no other is heard
such noble melody. n, 49,. =. -.,., ~ -,,;..
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p@ Geo. Francis Train says our modern mar
riage should read thus: Clergman-Wl you
take this brown stone, this carriage and span,
these diamonds for thy welded husband? Yes.
VIII you take this unpaid milliners bill this high
waterfall of foreign hair these afectation accom-,
plishments and feeble constitution for thy welded
wife? Yes. Then, what man has joined togeth-
er let the next best man run away with, 50 that
the first divorce court may tear them asunder
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hand of Honoria, who gazed at him with wild
eyes, the youth paused for moment, and his lips
moved, as though he were about to speak.
Blu. no words followed The agony Of his soul
had rendered him speechless, and letting the hand
fall, he turned away and left the apartment.
The actors in the singular scene remained mo-
tionless gazing upon each other with speechless
surprise
Upon the floor, at Sir Rezin's feet, lay the frag-
ments of the will which had fallen from the out
stretched hand of Innis, at the moment when he
tore the document in pieces.
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5t1isfellameuas Readimg.

sy11kkkk@Ak""" gtH"&A1'
From the Richmond Enquirer, 18th instant.
CASE OF HON. JEFF. DAVIS.
GREAT CONCOURsE PRESENT.
HIS APPEARANCE-HIS COUNSEL.
He is Produced in Court by GenY Burton.
RELEASED FROM MILITARY IMPRISONMENT.
ARRESTED UNDER A CIVIL WARRANT:
GOVERNMENT DECLINES 10 PROCEED TO TRIAL.
Application for Bail Granted in the Sum of
$1OO,OO0! s...
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which my wife held the estate-and leaving all the
property of the testator with triAing exception,
to the mother of the gentleman before you, Mrs.
Edmund Innis"
As he spoke, Sir Rezin laid the paper on the Ia
bic, and sad with an nobvious effort, ''you now un-
derstand, my lord, that I, my wife and my daugh-
ter, really are beggarsl''
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sa-aJohn, +" asked physician, did did s areen
get the medicine, ! ordered2 Fl guess so, o,n' re-
Piled John, for 4 saw Grape on the door nextmOrn-
ing. : ri gI'i -affonIL,
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An 0tiainal Munrelette.
COPYRIGHT SECURED.
THE SHADOW ON THE WALL.
A STORY OF COLONIAL VIRGINIA.

BY JOHN ESTEN COOKE, ESQ.,,
Author of"suy Of Eagles Nest "Weing the Gray, lille
of sStonewalp Jackson" etc.
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RICHMOND, May l3-Jeferson Davis and fam
lily went on board the steamer Niagara tonight, at
10 o'clock She sails for New York tomorrow
morning. He goes thence to Canada.
An intimate friend of Mr. Davis says he has no
fixed plan for his movements until November
Mrs Davis will reside in Norfolk.