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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-08-01
But its PRINCIPAL FEATURE is its
VERTIC AL Il i i ID

which is the most practical and desirable device
for that purpose possessed by any machine, CIV
ing The DAVIS the preference, and which the
manufacturers clam makes II
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-08-01

HENEY WILSON, 81 Massachusetts.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


ARRIyED-JELT ). -a-y.
stmr. Sheboyssn, Chicago. sund
JULY 4.
Stmr. Aanitowoe, Milwaukee, suud
JULY 5.
Stmr. Manitowoc. Chicago. sund
July q.
Stmr Shebo,ga~. Chicago, sund
Scbr. Hannah Rrty, Racine
Schr. Experiment, Nrwaukec.
Tug Kitty SmoNe, SheooygAu, towing a scoY
Scar. Evening STIR, Caicl:o,
July 8.
Simr. Msnitowoc, Chic .gn, sund
Schr. Mariner Milwaukee.
JULY g.
Stmr Sheboygan. Chicago. sund
Schr. Magic, Chic ,go 900 bu oats, 50 tons stone
JULY 10.
scNr. Bay State, Chic,zo
Stmr. ManitOsoc, Chicago, aund
- CLEARED-JCLY ).
Stnr. Sheboygan. Cnict-o. sund
JULY 4.
Stmr. Manitowoc, Chicago, scnd
JULY 5.
Stmr. Manitowoc, Milwaukee. sulds
Ssmr. Shsbosgau. Chicago. sund
Schr. Hams n Etty, Milwaukee. 80 N slaves
Schr EIpesiment. MIlwau4se. - ccs wo.J
ScEr Esening Star, Cleveland. 1000 IN slaves
JULY 3.
Schr. Mariner. Milwaukee. 1900 bu whei,
Stmr. sanitowoc, Chicago, sand
JrLY 9.
Stmr. Snebovgan, Chicago. sund
Schr Magic, Clsy Bnk., FUND
JULY 10.
Schr Paw State, Menomince, 135 Dbl -four : sheep
100 bu outs, l0i m urck, atom hay
Stmr. hsDitowoc, Chica>o, sum
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The NcwllRIi House.

This wtll-known house, located at the
corner Of Broadway and Michigan street,
Milwaukee, Wis, is now, under the very
able management Of Lansing Bonnet, Esq,
and his NEST efficient and courteous Clerks,
Messrs. III ID. Grccnman and Daniel Regain,
in the full tide Of success. The Ncwhall
with $50 rooms, afForling ample and elegant
accommodations for families as well as sin
gle guests. Every comfort is looked after to
render its patrons stay pleasant and agree
able, and We can chcerfully recommend the
Ne~hdH to the travelling public generally
We had always stopped at this house since
! it was built, until about six months before
Mr.. Bonnet took the management, chang
| ing to the Plankinton, but when ut Mil
waukec few days since some friends in
duced us to try it again saving it was bet
ter kept than ever before. We had "faith,
and was convinced. They can count US il
hereafter, while Bonnell remains.
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Strawberry Festival.

The ladies' of the First Presbyterian
church, Of this city, held a Straw berry
Festival in the ba semcnt of their church,
on Tuesday night last. They had very
nice straw berries, the best of c..he AMI
ice cream, with refreshing lemonade. Set
down to any table you choose, some pro-
vokinsly pretty young lady would soon
convince you that you needed refresh
ments-and then that you should have a
oquet,-when they took pay and made
change, they chattcd so merrily that you
scarcely realized that you were squandcr-
ing small 81 fortune, until you became
a total bankrupt. Of course our career
was short. Yet We enjoyed our rain, never
theless. just before leaving, Miss Hattie
Bacon, playing the organ and Miss J0ile
Young and Clara Wilcox sang, cover the
Waves We float" which was heartily en-
corcd by the company. We are happy to
say that the festival was financial sue
cess, u The receipts were over Fifty dollars,
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List Of Patents.

The following patents were issued from
the L. S. Patent Office to citizens of Wis
consin, for the weeks ending June l 8 and
Is, 1872. Reported for The PILor. by
Alexander & Mason, Solicitors of Patents,
COS Seventh ST., Washington, D. c.
Machine for holding Flower Pots, &c.
F. Hermann, Milwaukee.
Hop Press-F. Momburg, Burlington.
Grain Separ,tor-A. Zweibel, Bu,lins-
ton.
Apparatus for Converting Reciprocal
ing into Rotary Motion-Thos. J. Morton,
Racine.
Extension Table,. Showalter, Bee
town.
Wind WHICH,. Winncck, Lake Mills
Combined Chimney Cleaner and Fire
Safe-C. +. Eckstein s l.. Jur.ens, Pres
colt.
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Not the least enjoyable occasion afforded
our citizens on the Fourth, was the picnic
on the farm of Mr.. L. c. Shove. The place
itself is quiet, scquestered spot, although
not more than two miles from the city, and
its scenery is sufficient to call together a
company whenever the kindness Of the
genial proprietor affords an occasion. The
company assembled at about o'clock, P.
NJ and were entertained in the usual wav
until the ladies proposed a most bountiful
rcpa.t, which was ably and eagerly discus
sed. \ brass band being in attendance,
there was sufficient, with the music and
light artillery to arouse the military spirit,
and make new imprint upon the memory
Of those things which the day is partly in
tended to commemorate.
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Post Office.


Arrirai and Dspdrfur, II Nail,.
Rntly-Sonih, South East, South. Southwest
80 s~~s kAsrssa ~oe- Dthf AZ oNcsnck 4. ana
,>Yi~ss at 81 eooygzn IN time for the car. to Fond
on Lac Three times n week; Monday, WedueSdaf
md Friday by the of Nc~fonburs, Mesms
EDWARDS Towards Grove. to Shehoyzan, and
three time. a weck-Tnesday. THURSDAY. and sat
,rdaJ-oy oil Nordbeim, Ilika, CentreyIlle
osslp. to -Shebnygsn.
Prom Aanitowoc to Two Rivers, tdailyi at
s'-iock m, and arrives 81 aanItorcc If O'Clock
Trs.Weckly-To Chiffon. Le.ves Nantto
every Puesdsy. THURSDAY. and saturday, and
Arrives at M,nitowoc every Monday, Ncdnes
d, and Frida, ats pm.
TFi.Weekly-To Grcsn Bly-yia- Ts'
Ri.er.-L.ay.s Nauiiovoc every Monday. Wei
v,sday and Pri.sy at m, and arrives at Green
-Est nstf fay at 8
Arrives. At Sanitowoc every Tuesday, Thur
r:v'ard s1.nroar. fTam.
Sem i-Weekly-To Krvaunee-via Tso
ki,er.-L~a~es Nsniio~oc, Nonlsy. And Thurs.
.,yA3,p ~. .,ad arrives At Haniiowoe every
AJvs-xss zsd aFr'csy At an
WeekIy-From Aanitovoc =, Mcna.ha-
Leaves A.niso~oc sysry Friday at Z m, and ar.
river IT IL m SUNDAY.
The speeis; Past Onices OF Francis Crock. Prag
va RcssDsrsns. yet their nail every ss,urda,
forenoon.
ro.t one. open for delivering letters from I m
10
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RssaFnSA 1ro1a the WorlA's Peace

Miss Elite Barrie returned Yesterday
morning from Boston, having won golden
opinions on all sides, musical judges of
Boston, New York and Philadelphia, pro-
nouncing her power Of voice first-class, and
capable of almost anything, under careful
training. The State Musical Society pre-
scented her " Worlds Peace Jubilee Gold
Modal" while in Boston, which she wore
while at the Coliseum. We are glad TO
chronicle Scr success, and her mary friends
here will rejoice with her, in the ha;tering
prospects, which have been held out by
those who know rhereof they sneak.
The Wisconsin Chorus seemed conscious
that they had reason to feel proud Of her,
and paid her every possible kindness and
attention. The correspondent of the Mil
waukec Nsrs in speaking of the Wisconsin
chorus, says:
Il viii here mention that when met Mr. Gil
ia BOs ton nj the press room Of the Coliseum
md made myself known to him, lie informed me
that h1d he known tina NI-c ,n.in would sen
-nch delegation to Boston. lie would Lave given
M = m 1l rrCe ion
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-07-11

Some boys, not satisfied with keeping up
the Fourth, triel, Lon Friday, afternoon, the
experiment of testing the martial qualities
of John Bacon's horse, which was attached
to his dray. To do SO they fired pistol close
to said horses head. The experiment was
successful, inasmuch as the horse did not
Ike the smell Of powder, and SO beat a
rapid retreat, rushing with great speed
down York street, but was brought to a
su ldcn stand still at the corner If Seventh
street Melody hurt.
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ROssle9..tE'.

Nearly two miles Of Gorgeous cages, Herr
DariOus in the den Of death IS tho pro
ccssiuu n yes Herr DaricHs the famous lion
tanner, Will appear seated II. an open den sur
rounded u ,;.ir Of ful grown Asiat'c liens
and couple Of the largest Bengal tigers
ever IN captivity The Automatic Gymnast
Is seen performing upon the trapeze attached
to the H;ppopo.&mus ieu- Herds of Camels,
droyes OF Ponies. IFS cemparisonei horses,
$50 beautiful pictures. The flags Of every
State in the Union Ii is truly the largest
finest. most substantial show parade ever
made by any show OIL earth, and worth miles
Of travel TO behold.
ADAM FOREPAUGH, Sole Prop'r.
r. S. DIsGEss, GeneTG! director.
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THE NENCNINEE.


This new addition to the Goodrich, inc
is fast approaching completion, and will
soon be ready for the water. She has her
deck beams in place, and, Judging from
appearances, she will be ono of the staunch-
est if not the stauuchcst craft ever launch
ed from the ship yard of Mr.. G.. s. Eanl.
The three -nnd-aftcr being built for
Jonah Richards is getting along very rs T.
and will be ready for launching in Il few
weeks.
The scene presented at the ship yards,
is a lovely one, aud we understand that one
Of the most prominent firms at the ward
intend removing TO more convenient quar-
tcrs On the West side Of the river
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Picnic mt KIinghOl1 Park.

At Klingholtn Park, perhaps, the pleas
ATTEST gathering in the county assembled
on the 4th, made CT of the old, the youne
and the middle-aged. Social groups Of
all ages, sexes, and conditions were seat.
tered throughout the wild, picturesque,
charming and convenient grounds that Mr.
klingholtz had hastily fitted up for the
occasion. A large company were prescn,
to honor the day and enjoyed themselves
to the fullest extent, conversing, prone
nading and dancing to the delightful music
of Prof. Bieling's band.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-07-11

We learn that there is 10 be trial of
Moving Machines on the farm of Hiram
Mctiister, on Monday next, TO see which
machine can do the best work, &c, g.,
,. G. Ilasse 4 Co, agents for the Cayusa
Chief. wisi, all interested to take notice
and be ON hand Monday afternoon, and
especially the agents of the Buck Eye.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-07-11

TIE BAR Roox REMEDY for weakness
of the stomach in dose of Rum Bitters.
They are surcharged with Fusel OIL, n
deadly element, which is rendered more
active by the pungcnt astrinscnts with
which it is combined. If your stomach is
weak, or your liver or bowels disordercd,
tone, strengthen and regulate them with
Vinegar Bitters, 4 pure Vegetable Sto-
machic, Corrective and Aperient, free from
alcohol, and capable of infusing new vital
ty into your exhausted and disordered
ystem. 4T-4w
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SHERIFFS SALE.

rlRCUlT COURT, MANITOTOC COUN-
- ty--Anihrose Oschwald against John
Marx by virtue Of an execution, issued ont
Of said Circuit Court, for Msnitowoc County
in the State OF Wisconsin. IN the aboss enti.
'i~a -et'on, to me directed and delivered .
against the personal prop rty and real e.
tate of said defendant. | have levied and
seized upon the south-esst quarter Of the
northwest quarter md The east half OF the
southeast quarter of the sout west quarter,
all OF section No twenty two, ~ of town
ship No. eighteen 1S) North, Of range No
tw.ntr-onc t"ll cast. in said county, which
said land or so much thereof as NAV be
necessary to rails, the amount cf fhrrc hun
irei and iwrpty-,wo dollars and twenty
seven cents, tS3!2,27) and interest from
thc : st day ot June A n 1872 together
with the costs of sale, | shall expose for
sale. and sell ut public auction, to the high
est bidder. Mt the Sheriff office. in the
Count House. in the city OF Manitowoc, in
the county and State aforesaid, 90 Saturday.
the 2.d day OF August, A d.. 1872. at the
hour Of ten U CLOCK in the forenoon Of that
day.
Dated Sheriff office, Manitowoc, July
Sih. 1872.
ALBERT WITTENBERG,
IJ-J0-6y Sheriff OF N3nitowoc County
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The Empire billiard saloon and
RcasaurnMt.

The Empire Billiard saloon of Chris.
k@bke. on York street, has recently been
thoroughly reitted and renovated, and with
she addition of a superb piano, from the
ftsn Of Mcasrs.. C oold & Son, of Chicago,
has been rendered doubly cnticing to those
who 50 there for meals or TO engage in a
game uf billiards.
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;Fhe 'adie. Of the ST. James church wish
70 give notice to those who are donating
for the tables, on the 18th, that they have
made arrangements at the Library rooms
for thr reception of ARTICLES, on Friday at
s.rnoon There will be committee there
t. ree.ire them and it will save confusion
if every thing is carried there at the time
Indicated
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We learn that the First German Luther
an Church had Picnic Services July 1th
ut 10 and l. clock, on Mr.. Bcaj. Jones
srrcn acrc lot, .auiajnjar uik missionary
Cause Of their Church, which was very
largely attended, the proceeds amounting
10 $500.
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lIeubner's block, At the corner of Eighth
and York streets, has been undergoing a
transformation under the skilful hands of
Messrs. hirst and OchS, Of Two Rivers.
The unsishtly roof has been removed, and
handsome brick cornice placed around
The building. The roof viii be put on
juriug The coming week
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4 NcSy Dwelling House.

Th.rc is now being built, by Messrs.
John Sans and Charles Long. :; neat two
story dwelling house on Buffalo St, be
,rrcn Seventh and Eighth for Mr.. Pow
h,ska. IL contains six rooms, and will Ii
finished in good style.
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TAKEN UP,

Strayed into my enclosure, in kossuth
about six weeks ago, one bay eolored horse.
Of the following description short tail, a
white spot on the head and pretty old. The
oaner viii please call, Pay charges and take
itaway. Is 500 wANTOS SCHULTZ.
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Judgment Of Foreclosure and Sale

Judgment of Foreclosure and Sale.
CIHCUIT RT-MANITowOCC OUN-
~ tr.@ William White against William
Bersie. Josephine Bersie his wife, aud Hiram
Rersie, defendants. II virtue Of AMI pur-
rr7enatfe,ir iq 1gment Of foreclosure and sale.
the 18th day of June, 1879, I shall expose
for sale and sell at public veniue, on Sat
,urday, the I'D day-of August, A. ID. 1872,
ut ten @, clock A. NJ, ut the front door of
the Court House, in the city of Manitovoc,
in said county, the following described mort
gagged premises or much thereof as may
be necessary to raise the amount of said
Judgment and interest and Costs, to-wit
lots one and two & ~ in block Nc two (2)
in Cato Falls. in said county. according TO
the recorded plat Of said Cato y alls.
Dated Sheritf's ofScc, Manitcwoc, July
LIST, 1872. sssr 49,.
3. ALBERT WITTENBERG,
Sheriff of Manitowoo County.
Walker & White, Pits Atty's.
I3-S0-6w TET-
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Tug KITTY SIM 0Isc

ia in better condition than sh" has ever
been since sic came out. Some might
think the credit due Ninliatc and Rich
ards, but We Know better. Capt. George
Barley and Engineer jos. Harrington are
the men who should have the credit, rs
they know their business aboard of 4 tug
boat.
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Tent No. 4.--Great Circus.

This pavilion is the largest ever erected in
America. II is always cool, comfortable and
well ventilated, is watcr proof and complete
" separated frcm tents ] . and 3 and while
one itch ct and price admits to all the tents
yet visitors TO the Mcnageric. Museum and
Aviary. need not see or hear anything rcla-
ting to the circus exhibition in tent No 4,
unless desirious Of so doing. Here can be
seen mere and letter actors and actresses
than any circus in the world can present.
Also. three clowns, four lady riders, two
rcrforming lions. two performing IL
gers, trou2 of trained monkeys,
trained horses. ponies, r.ulSs, and other
animals. AMI present more freshness and
novelty than al tie cireGses in America
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Judgment of Foreclosure and Sale

Judgment Of Foreclosure and Sale.
+ ,IRCuIT COURT. MANITOWoCCo UN.
~ ~. William White against Samuel
Bersic, Turati.l Bcrsie, his wife, and Hiram
Bersic.- In virtue of anil pursuant to =
Judgement VI foreclosure ami sale, rendered
in the above entitled action on the 18th day
u June, 1872, | shall expose for sale, and
sell at public vendut, on Sstu day, the 22d
dny of August, A. D., 1872. st ten clock +.
\. NJ. at the front door Of the Court House
in the city Of Mani'owoc, in said county,
the following described m,rtsnged premises
or 20 much thereof rs may be necessary TO
raise the amount Of said Judgment AMI inter
est AMI costs, to-wit lot No six, 90 in
hI"ck No. two, ~ in the village Of Cato
Falls, NJ laid down III the plat Of said vii
l;Ec, containing one hall Of an acre of lsnd
Dated Shcritf's Office, Nsnitowoc, July
lst, \. y 1872
ALBERT WITTENBERG,
Sheriff Of ManitowOc County.
Waller & White, Plf's At'y's
l3-5O-6w
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Judgment of Foreclosure and Sale.

CIRCUlT COURT-MANITowo COUN-
~ ty. Charles Luling general Guardian
OF John Arndt and Peter Arnk infants, and
Marg1retha Hernleben, Plaintiffs, against
william II. Hcmsehmeyer, WilhelnIina
Hcmschmey.r his wife, John II. Jubusch.
John l.. Jubusch, Julius NJ. n. kimmel AID
Charles W. kempf. In virtue OF and pursu-
ant 20 4 judgment Of oreclosurc and sale
rendered ia the above entitled action on the
18th day of June, 1872, shall expose for
sale and sell at pu bic vendue, On Saturday,
the 22i day of August. A. D., 1872, at tea
o clock a. NJ, at the front door Of the Court
Eou.e, In the city Of MAnitowoc, in said
county, the following described mortgaged
premises, or so much thereof as may be nee
essary to raise lie amount Of said judgment
and interest and costs, to wit {: the west two
thirds of lots No. two and three q Il 81 in
block No. two hundred and sixty
(267) in the city Of Manltowoc, in said
county. according to the recorded Plat Of
SAID city.
ALBERT WITTENBERG,
Sheriff Manitowoc County.
Walker { Green, Plf's Atty's.
l3-5o-6W
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Sseamboal Time Table.
rrIy.I AND DEPARTURE or GOODRICH

lARkIyAL AND DEfAk1IHE OF GUODHICH 5
STEAMERS.
tn. .id.-wh..i steamers xanirowoc and She
toyr.a will l~5ie every morning, t>HndEys eI-
..n.~,,. AZ, - o'clock. SATURDAYS boat leaves at
n M Gons North. Saturday's boat sors tnrou-i
10 Two cr.ek,. Ike waansp aud AhnPpe..
Tie upper cabin steamers Oc"-to, S'. Joseph.
and Truesd,II will arrive and depart from " tnI-
tovoe as follows:
Gong Souih-L~.vr. every Monday We inesJl -
md SATURDAY at about 4,
Going Sorth-Eesves every Tuesds,, Thurs Law
and Saturday, at about 3 q.
J. W. TooMBs, AGENT
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+, r".r,n~ rn"c'in: ut Ea,!gcT Fire Go.
W. !. viii IL. held at the Engine Hall, this
even ns .. . chick.
S.4rkL @. pnINrE, Secretary.
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W. un lrr-tanl thar our German f.llow-
either. have in coutcmp alton M excursion
and y cuic To Rockville on Sunday next.
Train. lrsvc ut 1880 r.. NJ.
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/ judge Cambeil Mclean, OF tins circuit
was in town yesterday on his way home
| from kewaunec County Court.
We had the pleasure of making the ne
quaintancc Of Prof. j. C. Foye and bride,
Of Appleton, who we're stopping with Mr..
Cha.. L. Ryder, Of our city, last week,
awaiting the arrival of the splendid steamer
! Peerless to make tour up Lake Superior,
they left Saturday night. We wish the
happy couple pleasant trip.
We are glad to record the fact that our
/ friend Jacob LEM got out on Monday last.
/ Although bis large furniture business has
| been kept running all the while with n
complete stock on hand, yet he has been
confined TO his home for almost four months
from rheumatism. lie made his first ap-
pearance Mt his business place on York
ST. on crutciies, but is gaining slowly but
surely.
Mr.. and Mas Albert b. Steele, of Mich
ican, are visiting their friends in this vi
cinity. We met Mr.. Steele on Monday
last, and no informed US that as they had
not visited their father. family for a long
time they should prolong their stay Il
month or moro.
We had the pleasure of meeting John
3. Miller, Of Memphis, Tenn, last Satur-
day Mr.. Miller brought his family to
spend the heated season with their friends
in this city. Mr.. Miller will visit Barra-
boo, Wis, on business, and then return to
Memphis to look after his growing business
there. lie says the Southern States are
sure to go ma~se for Greeley and Brown
Mr. Geo. Phipps, druggist, at ncrere,
is now visiting relatives and friends; will
stay Il week or ten days.
pr. 3. Douglas, of Appleton, and J. s.
Buck, Superintendent OF the Western
Railroad, wac in this city Monday.
Frank Guylcs. salesman with Foster 4
Co, and John Calvin, TYPO" in Tn
litac Office, all Of Chicago, came home to
visit friends last week
Alr. Edward L. Wash, with McLau,h
lin Y Hugh, importers and dc:lcrs in
viucs ana liquors, lI6 West Water street,
Milwaukee. Nr. Walsh is sound Dom
ocrat, was delegate t"thc State Convention
from the Third WarI Of trat city, goes for
Gircclcy. and everybody trades with him.
james Il. S'aw>ou. " Racine, WAS in
town Tuesday, lacking after contractors
and oak 10 hniid Il thrcc missed schooner,
lhat will carry 5000 bushels of grain.
1t will he the largest schooner ever com
'Ilct"'l IN our port.
We had til" pleasure of meeting DR.. T. J.
Patcirn, of Fond Gu Lac on Monday last
He is visiting his brother, Or. A. }.
patchcn, OF our city. lie il also native
of Stcubrn Co., New York. None but
good men were ever raised in that county
to our knowledge. We put in or first
niuctcrn years in that Samn county.
\ day or two ago we were introduced
by a friend % Jeremiah Taylor, Esq, of
New FORK city, IN observing, intelligent
and genial gcntlcinan, Of means, who came
~ pay yisit 10 IA friend, and look over
our material situation. After looking rs
al! over, he said that after an extended
/ tour through the western and northern
I part of the United States, he had seen no
place equal to Manitowoc for local and
+ natural advantages, and said that perhaps
he might shortly come Lack and see VI
nrsin
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To increase, and thickrn the growth OF
the J air, use Hall. Veg, tah!c STELLAR
lI,ir t.n"wcr Nothing better known t,
,ri,ror.
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Great Pnhlic Procession p!

Led by tie EuF 80 Coraet Band The musi-
Cal car Of the muses., drawn b, 20 Arabian
horses. The Goddess IF L ibcrty personated
by beautiful maiden in canopied car,
borne through the streets upon the back OF
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~ Al ~ the Eou~ Conner

Tiera will be a ball 1T the house Of Mr..
WV. Brown, Four Corners, on the Calu-
mt foa |, on e,c 18th inst.
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Is in port painting AMI rcti'inG, and ri
get ont at work again on Flld'y OF Satur-
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TO BE LAUNCHED.
The new threcandafter being built by
Messrs. Hanson 4 Scovc will be launched
on Saturday week and another vessel of
like size will soon take her place on the
stocks.