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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1869-09-02
FROM MADISON.

Special despatch to the Evening Wisconsin,
MADISON. Aug. 3L-The delegates are
gathering from all parts Of the State.
Most of the candidates are on hand. and
the canvassing has already began. Con
trary to expectations, some who were
deemed leading candidates are found to
be weak. Tompson and Van Wyck ap-
pear to be taking the lead, with the
chancesin favor of the former.
Yesterday at the Senatorial Conven-
ton for the east district of Dane resolu-
ton instructing for Atwood failed The
entire delegation from that district will be
against either Atwood or Fairchild
Fairchild is not as strong as his friends
hoped, and will be counted out. Smith S
friends are earnest, yet so far too few.
The combinations have already begun.
Pound, for Lieutenant Governor, is in
the ascendant. On the other candidates
it is much mixed. Spencer, for Secreta-
ry of State, is developing much strength,
with the chances favorble. Live work is
expected, though all are good natured
The regency are demoralizcd by Thomp-
SON S unexpected strength.
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THE NEW S.

The fast trains between Chicago and
New York, have commenced running
-Eariy in September large disburse-
ments will be made on account Of pen
sions.
Forty thousand dollars were stolen in
Philadelphia on the 9th from the Texas
receiver.
"A gambler named Tiernan was fatal
ly stabbed by companion named Gill, at
Pittsburg on the 29th.
Carl Sehurz arrived in San Francisco
on the oath, and received an enthusiastic
welcome. The German population turn
ed out en- n,dSse.
Coils. Ran and Currier, leaders of the
late Cuban expidition have been held to
ball. having returned to New York from
Canada
The Fcnian Congressad has adjourned
Savage was reelected President and Nc
Cory was appointed chairmen Of a com
nitree to audit books. 1t appears that
both parties of the Fenian Brotherhood
are making desperate efforts to get pos
session of the funds in litigation before
Judge McCunn.
An action has been brought by Mrs.
O Donovan Rosa for the recovery of the
sum of IS, 900 in gold, alleged to be. due
her husband, Jeremiah ODonovan Ros-
sa, now confined in an English prison, by
Col. O'Mahoney and others.
"A little girl named Nina Dresler, ten
years of age, living in South Pittsburg,
while playing with revolver on Sunday,
shot herself through the heart and died
instantly.
Gen. Candy has issued an order al
tering the time of paying six month
interest on the state debt. Under the
stay law Of the 3Oth of September, all
executions already issued are stayed
until that time.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1869-09-02

Vox PoPuLT. The voice of the pco-
pie is unanimous in praise Of one thing
at least, that is Morse's Indian Root
Pills, and it is yell deserved The best
remedy in the world for almost al dis
eases that ahlict the human race, they
act directly on the blood, stomach and
bowels, Keep your blood pure by All
occasional dose OF these Pills and you
will not be sick The blood is the life,
keep it pure by using the only medicine
that will completely cleanse it. Morse's
Indian Root Pills Use the Morse
Pills in all causes of Biliousness, LIVER
Complaints, Female Irregularities,
Headache, Indigestion, &c. Sold by
all Dealers. 1874
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ROMAN CATHOLIC MYSTERIES.

At the late revision of the Carmelite
Nunnery on the Whradchine, in Prague,
Bohemia, the committee found in the
cellar an iron bound door, securely fast
ened. On inquiry the lady abbess was
unable to state where the door led to or
where the key TO it could be found, al
though she had been living in the same
nunnery for twenty-five years, and an ex-
animation of the lock showed that it had
been frequently used. The committee
were obliged to send for lock smith, and
the door being opened it was found to
lead into a long passage at the end Of
which were two more locked doors, the
one on the right leading into cellar con-
tanning large quantity Of casks filled
with wines. The other led to a
flight of stairs at the top of which there
was another locked door. which, having
been opened, the committee, on entering.
found themselves in the chapel of the
Monastery of Saint Loretto of the Faith
ers Capuchines, on the Whradchine.
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The Irish Vote.

The Pilot, for the purpose of bringing
back, if possible, the votes OF our Irish
fellow citizens in this county to his party,
has copied an editorial from the irish
american, a newspaper in New York.
An esteemed friend of that nationality, has
answered that article fully, and we refer
to it with pleasure in this issue but as
far as our own county is concerned, we
want to inform the Pilot, that as long as
his party is carrying on the iniquities of
squan'lcring the public monies, loading
us with almost unbearablc taxes and still
sinking otr country into debt deeper and
deeper every year, as long as our Irish
fellow citizens are swindled by even their
own countrymen in the so-caled demo-
cratic party In such a manner, the Pilot
may as we'll give up such an undertaking;
neither can the Pilot blame the hitherto
most faithful supporters Of his party for
finally giving up supporting an organiza-
ton to which many of them may have
clung for years, ever hoping that its
leaders woula come up to their profes-
sions and promises, when they see that
party defeating and destroying itself by
every kind of malpractice and corruption,
and must finally become convinced that
they have been used only as tools, to en-
L I
out of the hard wrung collections of tax
gatherers and the bribos of their under
limos
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MIA, our neighbors OF Cincinnati and St
Louis propose to do likewise. Their ar
dor is somewhat dampened however by
the intelligence that they will have to en-
tertain themselves The Chicago party
took the cream of the hospitality and
those who follow will probably get chalk
in their milk.
There is something worthy of note in
the fact that the newly appointed super
intendents of both the Pacific railroads
are Chicago men. Mr.. Towne of the
Central Pacific has long been connected
with the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy,
and favorably known to Chicagoans Mr..
Hammond was taken from the same road
to manage the Union Pacific. May sue
| cess attend them both.
The Methodists have commenced their
great annual camp meeting at Desplaines.
There is vigor aud whole-souled hearth
ness about the Methodsts that can alone
give life and spirit to these meetings
They have just completed the preliminary
arrangements and inaugurated the servi-
ces. 1t will continue ten days.
We are fairly launched upon the sea of
business that always springs into exist
ence this season Of the year. The peaches
are now arriving in large quantities, in
fact so large that the prices realized are
not equal to those of last year. The
hotels are crowded with strangers and a
brisk trade is fairly under way in the va
rious wholesale Houses.
1t is usually granted that Chicago has
made immense progress, but few will ad-
NIT that anything like perfection in the
finer branches of business has been reach
ed. 10 see how erroneous was such an
idea, recently visited the Western Bank
Note & Engraving Co.'S establishment
on the South West corner of Randolph
and LaSalle streets. Messrs Knicker-
booker & CLANCY commenced operations
here just five years ago, and now [ find
du eSldpilSHiuCut Gull pltiC III cSCly PAR
ticular. The establishment has every
convenience and style of machinery for
steel plate and photographic engraving and
printing. Independent of.the pride Wes-
tern men have in such Houses, they
should know that the work of this one
cannot be excelled. Every department,
every part of this work is done here, as
they have full and choice stock of de-
signs with steam and hand presses. I
g7as surprised that so fine a quality of
work could be done here, but facts are
indisputable. There Is no bond, stock
certificate, bank note, draft or portrait
plate which this Company cannot execute
III perfect manner.
The various Italian Benevolent societies
in the Union sent delegates who met here
yesterday in convention. Even when
there is no special object to be gained,
such conventions do much good. This
one however is important and useful.
The Fall season for amuscments has
fairly opened and theatricals are again
popular. Thus far the leg business
has not made its appearance.
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STATE FAIR

A T MADISON, WIS SEPT. % TO OCTOBER Isl
"A INCLUSIVE. PRIZE LIST most vari Il, liberia.
md complete, hitherto issued by the Socty; incIud
ng several Sweepstakes Prizes numerous SILV Ell
IEDALS and II MAGNIFICENT Prize BANNER and S1GU
or best County Exhibitions total, "a 900; Beauti-
ul grounds, within few minutes walk of the Capito
Park. Railroad passengers and freight set down
the very entrance. One of the best Mile Tracks il
rhe West for Trials of Speed of Troting and Running
Horses. a more than usually ATTRACTIVE DAILY Pro
fRAMHfE: embracing Trials of Speed by Horses,
men on Felocipedes, Ladies and Lads Equestrianisn
frials Of Machinery and Implements Practical id
dresses on Agriculture and Horticulture, in the As
sembly Chamber, by Hon. c. l.. Flint, of Massachu
setts and DR.. John A. Warder, of Ohio; and brie
Popular Addresses on the Grounds by Governor Fair
child, President Chadbourne, Of the State University
Hon. Harlow S. Orton, Hon. D. +. Hopkins, Hon. J
!. McMynn. Hon Geo. d. Smith and Hon. A. j
Craig.
LIEUTENANT GENERAL SHERIDAN has prom
ised to be present.
Railroads and Steamboat Lines to carry Passenger.
at hal fare, Freight free.
Better Accommodations than over before for Elk
hibiters and People. Hotels under written agree
ment to entertain the public at regular rates, apt
Hacks 0nnibusses, etc. limited to % cts. for singh
trips between Depot City and Fair Grounds, respect
lively. Beautiful Camping Grounds Immediately aG
joining Exhibition.
TERMS: Entry fee emitting payer to exhibit a
many articles he chooses, and to an Exhibitor
Ticket good for himself during Fair, Sl.5a Single
Admission, 25 cts Childrens Tickets, Is cts
The people of Wisconsin, whether members OF tic
State Agricultural Society not, are citizens OF q
State in whose progress they have common | -
and each member OF the great community Is o t4 ~
interests far above and beyond mere money ~ ~co,...
,tions to contrbute of his efforts to the adYane
Of the oeneraI coed This Society is not OF the ma
ure of joint-sock association managed IN s4s
est of corporators and stockholders. 1e ,ba wboi
ganizstoi established in the interest OF 'iie Moi
5ana If Is I'D organization therefore IN wh!e
every citizen the state no matter cts Tsr interest," ' pnd t.
SION, 'nuu nass he will contribute as opportunitS
offers. -,s q. Cordial invitation ,o AM
LIE ~ poeters Premium Lists, special informa
1adJress j. W. HOYT, Sec'y w. S. A s.
tioh' 10 10 ri Madison, Wis.
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A Few WORDS To ADVERTISERS. -
Does 1t pay. to advertise? We think it
does and if you are in doubts, enquire as
to what made Barnum and Girard rich =?
Advertising. What sold the Govern
ment bonds? Jay Cookies advertising.
What made Bonner's Ledger? Adver-
tising. What made Stewards fortune :?
Advertising. What sold 30, 900 tickets
for the Crssby Opera House scheme :?
Advertising. What should all men do
whether they do large or small busi-
ness, or wish to sell cheap or superior
article? Advertise. Ours is good med
ium, as 1t goes into every town in the
County. Ot course we do not claim that
we have circulation second only to the
New York Tribune or the Ledger, but
it is respectable in numbers, and single
trial will conclusively prove that it win
pay to advertise in our paper. The short
est advertisement in our paper is seen
and read. It is not lost in a crowd of
strangliDg, badly displaced advertise
uente.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1869-09-02
FOREIGN. NEWS.

Napoleon still liveth and is better.
Tho Empress has arrived at Bastia
Corsica, on her Eastern tour.
The weather throughout England
continues fair, and favorable for the gath
ering of crops.
The Chinese Embassy depart from
Paris for St. Petersburg on the 18th OF
September.
"A movement is on foot to make Ser
rano king of Spain. General Carbo has
been appointed Lieutenant General OF
Cuba.
An American named Andrew White,
who had been confined seven months in
Havana, has been released by the request
of Consul Plumb.
There is much speculation in Madrid
as to Gen. Prim S journey to Paris. The
supposed object is to correct Alonzaga' S
deficiencies, and confer with Napoleon on
the situation.
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Great Distribution.
by the Metropolitan Gift Co.
7ERY TICKER DRAWS PREzE
CASH GIFTS TO THE AMOUNT OF s5oo,ooo.

EVERY TECkE { DRAWS 4 PRIZE.
Cash Gifts each $4,000 40 Cash Gifts, each 81 oQe
10 '' '' 10000 2OD g so
20 /" 5GJU300 - g 1G
30 Elegant Rosewood Pianos each $500 to 20
rs Mrloieons " IS to 10
80 Sewing Machines '' 60 to IT
go Gold Watches IS to 3 {,
ash Prizes siloer Ware, &c, valued at 100000
chance 20 draw any of the above Prizes for 25c
Tickets describing Prizes sealed in Envelopes
rci mixed. On receipt of 25c Sealed Ticket is draw
slthout choice and sent by mail to any address, TIL,
rizc named upon it VIII be delivered TO the ticket
ol Ter payment of One DoEEdr Prizes imme
lately to any address by express return mail
You will know what your Prize is before pay
or it, Any prize erchagcd t0T- another 0f the
.aluc. No Blanks. Our patrons depend on fair
!ealiug.
EEFERENcEs:-We select the following from man,
Who have lately drawn Valuable Prizes and kindl,
lermitted us to publish them Andrew J. Burns, Chi
ago, $4,000; Miss Clara s. Walker Baltimore
'iano $500; James NJ. Mathews, Dctrt, So 900; Johl
/. Andrews Savannah, - 900; Miss Agnes Simmons
'harleston, Piano. 5000. We publish no names with
,ut permission.
OPINIONS OF THE Pass 1.-The firm is reliable anC
deserve their success Feetty Tribine H0y s. "Wc
Know them to be q fair dealing firm. ~. / Hcrdid
Hay 2S "A friend of ours drew 5000 prize, which
promptly received. .-Ddiiy Ne,cs June 8.
Send for circular. Liberal inducements TO Agents
satisfaction guaranteed. Every package of Sealed
Felopes contains ONE CASH GIFT Six Tickets for 81
for g; S5 for So; 10 for sl5. All letters shoul
&c addressed to HARPER, WILSON & Co..
Broadway New York
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night, the hour when wicked men work
and demons aid them, these Southern
gents and Northern representatives. con
| cocted the first proscriptive party.
1t is true that the disintegration of the
Whig party added to the growing lists Of
the Know Nothing party, but they soon
LETT 1t. Ut course these men were neces
sarily all pro-slavery men, and Democrats.
So much then MIR. american, for you,
Know Nothing party and your proscrip
tive proclivities.
lrlshmen of Manitowoc County arise,
and look about you ! too long have you
permitted yourselves to be duped and
deluded. The principles which you would
build up if you had She power, are those
which are offered you by the Republicans
OF the United States. When you, your
brothers, and sons were fighting those
fire eaters of the South, who would will
ingly have fayed you alive; when you
were confined in dungeons, or, fighting
upon the teld-or even at home reading
the hardships of your friends on the bat
tie feld-then were these same HYDRA
headed traitors in the North, bending
every nerve, spending thousands of dol
lars, to wreck the good old ship and
thereby virtually prescribe the Irishman
from all of the rights Of an American
citizen. Do you not wish that you may
soon be able to realize dollar for dollar,
when you spend your greenbacks for the
necessaries of life? But how can you ex-
pect this from party who tells you
your children aoiW groao gray ere that
day orrives2' Eldridge's speech in Con-
gress Think then Irishmen, ere it is too
late, you have helped to uphold the old
flag, you have strengthened the battle
ments of freedom and liberty. and have
helped to write the name of America and
Freedom high in the archives of history
see to it then that by your votes you rob
yourselves not of this honor.
Let not this undimmod star, which you
have twined in our national wreath be
sullied, or turned to dishonor, by your
now casting your votes for these acorse
then fends these incarnate deYils, these
cowards-who even offered to sacrifice
our country upon the the altar Of party
Remember they prophesied our nations
doom they are now seeking to encom-
pass that end. The Republican party
prophesied bright and brilliant future
and by the help of God and justice we
will have it. Respectfully,
f,.upM,N
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OUR CHICAGO LETTER.
CHICAGO, Aug. Goth ]

CHICAGo, aug. 10th 1869.
Fatal accidents are fearfully FREQUENT
of late in this busy city. Some half
dozen were reported yesterday and about
as many more the day before. 1t is i'm
possible to be as careful as in less crowd.
ed cities but much more care could be
taken than is exercised at present. Ac-
cidents will not be confined to the city T
tear, Il the programme advertised by the
railroads is carried out. The shortest
time to New York has been thirty six
hours. but now they propose to make It
in thirty. This is by the shortest route
The other roads will probably endeayor
to follow suit. The competition is now
very keen between Eastern lines and it
will no doubt occasion many accidents
and much loss.
Since Chicago sent a party to Caifor
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When Adam delved and Eve spa.

When Adam delved and Eve spal.,
disease was unknown but since that time
the race has degcnerated and at the
present time mankind is aft 'icted with
many diseases, but if people would take
a medicine upon the first symptoms of
disease which would pass direct to the
a 'flicted parts and restore healthy action
thereto, they would greatly prolong their
lives. We believe Dr. Judson's Noun
tain Herb Pills to be the best and mo
Universal of Medicines, they should be
used in Liver Com plaint, Female Irregu.
larities, Bilious Disorder, Dispepsia, &c
Use the Mountain Herb Pills, ani by G
fair trial convince yourself of their effica
cy. Sold by all Dealers 1874
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ST. JAMES
pAR0cHTAL ScH00T,
The Fall Term of this School begins on
MONDAY. SEPT. 9th.
REV. T. b. DOOLEY, RECT r.
School superintendent S
MfssTaIGE.
OFFICE OF School SUPERINTENDENT,

OFFICE OF ScHooI. SUPERINTENDENT !
Manitowoc, August 23, 1SCn.
The undersigned has concluded that in order to d,
jnstcc to his in Office he will not hereafte
grant Certificates to Teachers for longer thar
six months. Teachers who hold Certificates with
qualifications bearing No. and upwards and who arr
personally known to the Superintendent receive
their Certificates by applying to me posi-
bic, by mail or personally
New applicants for Certificates and others who arc
not well known personally to me, informed that
will meet them for examination at the First WARD
School House in Manitowoc on Manday and Tuesday
September Il and 13 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ of each day
which will be the only Public Fxamir atons 1 will
hold.
Town Clerks VIII please hand in their Annual Re
ports to me at the earliest day possible
As this viii be my last official notice Co. School
Superintendent, deem it proper occasion to return
my heartfelt thanks to the people of Manitowoc Co.
for the confidence reposed in such officer for the
past six years. and for their uniform kindness and for
bearance to in good and ill-heatli.
JEEE CROWLEY,
CO. Superntend't of Schools.
P-S. may be found during Office house at the of
fee Of Henry Sbree, Esq, with whom all communi
cations may be left during my absence. 10
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IOHMSOM s. MCEAVLN

orr tb,ir services 10 tl,e7 trcais and to the pa1c
generally fpc House Painting. tiiazin ufaiaiae alt
49, h,nring any or,ers left at the drug store OF
q IL Bacon ( Co. will be thankfully received ana
f.;tafally executed at the lowest possible rates.
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4 RID.

A Clergyman, while residing in South America as
a missionary, discovered a safe and simple sremedy
for the cure of Nervous Weakness, Early Decay
Diseases of the Urinary and Sentinel Organs, and the
whole train of disorders brought by baneful and
vicious habits. Great numbers have bsen cured by
this noble remedy Prompted by desire 10 benefit
the afflicted and unfortunate VIII send the recipe
for preparing and uning this medicine in sealed en-
veIope, any person who needs it. Free of Charge.
Address,
JOSEPH 7. IMAM,
Station =, Bible House,
1-ass Hs.o Yo~E cs5y.
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II. S. B.IECD.H. III. d.,

ynxYSIEIAN and Surgeon. Also ES-
amning Surgeon for PENSIONS, appointed by
the Government. ,,..
OrPIGE corner of Eighth and York Streets hA''hilo
voc, Wisconsin.
Or.isrs loft a, the Drug Stora will receive prompt
attsntion. ,... -,
HyIlrticular attention paid to consultations aia.
to the troatinont of DIFFICULTY and CRiIlCAL
- 80. 1923
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nyrsvaE- EEUIlS.

rr%ycyBM sl1ER and JEWEAEE Of
w fcrs his services for repaifLhg az htiiiS "i
x..or.ment Of the latest ami best styles o. LOCKS;
hn-ric,n Enclsh AMI Swiss Watches, As also OF 'toid
A''ep =, =, -. Oily
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r.. KERR.

WORK street, nitoWoe, Is. ID DeaIers
in Drv Goods Groceries. Croekery, Fancy Goods
Glass ware, Boots and Shoes, Ready made Clothing
Paper hansings, Hats and Caps, Toys Children caps
Live gtaeese Fc ,thers Bird Cages, Kerosene OIL and
Lamps &C. &c. share of public patronage is soii-
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!. .yDHTSOT,
rryrLEnES,s Furnishing Goods

X TENTLEnENsS FNrN.sNlNs UOOUs Oi
" every description.
an n~an,rs1 t. manufacture full suits of Men and
boys clothing the shortest notice. aud
sarantssd. l employ the best workmen to be found,
ani keep two of Singers Sewing Machines
In
RIIHru STREET opposits Cioolenow Barnes
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f. R.1-Y,s IN,

TrHELER aud photographer. All
81 kinI, of work the line Of my business prompt
iy attended to AMI warranted to give satslaetioil
h,y. iust racsivei a Wing & Ornsbey's Multiplying
CAMERA OBSCURA, with which can take small
pictur.s of the finest ORDER for one dollar per Dozen
Photographs taken of all sizes. Albums aad Fanes
....,r =, h,n3 York Street 13-itf
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II ~. .Tg.yEs YEaTeR,

4 yTCNyE1 and Counselor ~ frnN,
n and Notary Public Office, No. i AStells blnc@
South End Walkers Point Bridge, Milwaukee, " Is
Marine Bankruptcy, and Land oiiice- '7s'
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7yFY.ysp. sfEEeEE,

JUSTICE Of the eace. Csl1se i a Ieo
81 nar's building of Eighth and OK streets,
Manito voc, Wisconsin. ,
viii i. *, collections pay taxes search the rec
draw deeds, mortgages and contracts, &C, &C All
BUSINESS will receive prompt attention ny 10
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g. S.g,S.DESsS OF,

1rxNTFAGrsTNE1s and ncHEer la
NJ Roots Shoes Leather. Sc, &c Shopon Huiii'io
.troe. n,r tae corner ef Eighth Hcpdiriho hea'is
Ani promptly executed
Manitowoc. Septcnber ., ISoo.
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DE.g.TsS TEe =,

~uA II pArTHEN Dentist. fiji ce
In Sherman's new building,i on eth Street
Nantowoc. Wis
Wa Teeth extracted without pam.