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At -ho possesses more capacity to
carry out tie wishes of the people in that
particular, could not have been chosen. By
a happy anI felicitoas expression, he ha,
been well styled "o1r later Franklin. .
There Is certainly Il great resemblance
between iis character and public services
ami those nf the ilius1rious man with
whom the comparison is made. If there
ever was one connected in feeling. thought
4 and aspiration with the masses, it is Mr..
! Greeley.
From the St louis Republican.
/ The Cincinnati Convention yesterday
nominated Horace Greeley for President,
and Governor B. Gratz Brown for Vice
President This is the result of its third
day's-proceelings, and in the popular esti
nation the substantial product Of the Con
vention.
The platform is an eminently accepta-
bic AMI satisfactory one, and worthy of the
ticket; bat it is the nominations that the
public have most anxiously waited for,
and II Is the ticket actually presented that
49, f." supporting hosts IN the bat
tie.
The ticket stamps the Convention with
success, and mparts to the insuFgent cause
he" force. X Is needless 10 inquire
whether Aoams or TruInbull, or DAVIS or
Palmer would Or would not have been a
he''ef cahasia'e'for the hrst place. The dis
tlhs'isAei man actually nominated for
tAht iTst place Is so good and lit as to leave
little room Tor regret among the partisans
OF tae defeated aSpirdnts and u produce
''no.'- !"' Pe'p.' Il iee"H5 OF emphatic
a'''.>'ac-i"H.
FROM lac 'pica-o News, lbem.)
Horace uteeiey VII unquestlon,,biy be a
popular candidate in many sections Of the
country e'pteiatty N Ne" iors and IN
tAe oo"th. i. Drttz Grown ha, a.-o about
iIm the clements ot persona popularity,
and viii give strength to the ticket in
Missouri kentucky anI mo. Of the border
states. That n some sections Of the conD-
try a large an! heavy vote viii be pol.eI
i"r tHe Chcn1a'i ticket Will not a!:n.t Of
doubt ami that the sympatires OF the
democratic party VIII be on the side Of
Greeley and Brown, As AGAINST Grant and
Co,!ax must generally be admitted
from the Chicago I'll IN.
The result of the Cincinnati gopyan-
ton, is caa4iIatcs an! is platform is
known to AL parts of the country. II is
true that Tie nomination Of Horace Gree
icy for P,e,ile.t will be a sarpr 81 to the
great majority Of the pcope, bg ! surprise
more from the fact that such q situation
had not been anticipated, rather tian from
any question Of his fitness, his ability, his
patr.oti4ul VI bis Availability. The Con
yeut.on VAS rae 10 It's pmpo.e from t.e
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return. A gentleman, standing in th,
door of oae of the parlars, watched her a
she sat there, the snowflake, lying thicj
over her shoulders and scarlet hood, he
fair cheeks flashed with the coli. Pres
emily the footman returned.
Miss Deyereux can't attend to YOU to
night: she's engaged, and says you mus
come again
But | tell you | must nave the money
! Ny mother and her sick child are starving
and freezing. Go back and tel Mis-:
Devereux | must have it,
The footman regarded her with pity.
! I'll 20, he said, but It's 10 use
! He started, aDd moved bv sud len i'm
! pulse, Rosa followed him up the grant
stairway, and along the hall, till she came
to the open door of Miss Deyereux sitting
room. 1t was brilliantly Illuminated, ant
/ the beauty stood before the mirror in ful
/ .iress. Her waiting woman had an open
! iewel-case on the table, AMI was selecting
her ornaments.
nt i NE near n, the $ &SP{faiTe Ia Jane s'le ssIu
tlrned sharply round.
Didn't | tell you, james, that wouldn'
ba troo,ra3 to.n;o5+ .. ,bo cr;od an..n:I,.
How 6are Won conn. +, me- main .,
Rosa pushed past him into the warm,
gorgeous apartment
Miss Dcvcreux.' she said bsr chooL :
g!ow;nr. and her blue ewes sh;ninr with
faar. nv ,n,rhar o,a I;rtla Lro.,an h,uo
seitbcr food no. 6ra ,g,;s b;.,.r o;,h. !
ber of vou to let me- have the money :
Bue Ms Deyeraax rncI pnnn her with
#a,1.u.reye-. .i;o>y dare .ro., i,,-r,.l.. -o,e-
~eIfIaro nv roomr she rr.aI .Di-n,,t .a,d
v,rI tA,t ro,,.lo.tnav vo, :, niob.y,
R,.. ,,l ,!gon...i !. .,. .~.2to.,oa,
,,., un,,,.e;o.,s of ,yb,+ -. ~. d,..,,
ra<t,l her b,oJ on an. .,r,,.. or t,,o +aIls
.yas Mis- p.v....,x .,.o r.,.I;ol .l,.t
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,..osa the door,
p,,s, r,.,;fal -. 40 v.,.,,s,, ,,,,r,...r,.,..
..a,. .,,I ,I,.,,,..,. - +,.,.,, .l.a ,.,1
i frH to tne Gonr. sc,tt.r;p, ~ ,,,i.,ar;n.,
,..nt.nt. in evar,, ,;;r.,t,o, Nj. n.,or
o.,x n+tor.l ,.r',,tr,I ... ..i,.-.ap.Sa
''' 49,
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Mtsa:j DEVEIECx-J DIAnUND.
EY EMMA GARRISON JONES.


The January afternoon was bitterly cold
and the snow fell in wA.te, wbirliug irift-
Away up n the thiri story Of u drotry,
Ne" York tenement-honse, a pale, sad eye.
woman anu a SouhS Siri sat oHsily engaged
'"'"a l ne room was uiSPe"NaDiy cheer
80 '''ios' pare q l"t'L'"Fe' ana tne ie"
'g''-S ~ inc @r'Le D"Etiy 'ook the trostt
'''''I - ON ''i9 A'e.' ar Ia one corner, 0"
'''''''' '0,'-''' t'sii''ed q i''..' WIZ" d ia.f
,'''''' ''''''s -'-' '"ce' d cripple from Ill.
80
- W. mo -. '1'7 -I1 intent
~. -','' 9'',I-i's ~ pee
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f,I o,.. ...:~r.. ......,.,.,,..2 - =,
II. -,
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ra,,;.J .1,.,.,+'.,. '', ,'., ,. = 'y,,,' III
..yip, b.r y,.,rv .,p,s ,.I,.,.;o .tr.-.,.
;. and "a n,.',..5 am u.a ,n.,L.r
isn't # b.,atr.I. J.,
"yayr indeed ror,:.l t,o ,,,thor.
chow clxtiJ oos NJ. b.v.rsnx ! oI,a-
evr~r.5i3., 81, ,.aor. n.+ ,...,,.o ,.,
.ri...;..- -,.rt.f.:.,.:.i.........t.r = -.
:. yyav 70 he s.,.. ,o.,hor :, cm;al tL.
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q MON fEtsakE.

C'umeTci2!-st., between ElgatA anc t,intp Mani
toACc. o'seph Fuitmg., froprielur Ee.s
a'c'IAod -tluHs for tle tayeIn- Iu lie Terms
IA.~S. n eLtist t'tsa uarsLt 81. II - "
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-05-16

Attorney 9Gd Counselor &. law, AMI Court Com
Hi--IrSet tor #3anta~oc copdu. 4 business en-
.IGs-el - as care S,l &c prom psy sad faithfully
at.eaas o. A4s.ce honestly gwen. for Shica .
.ya~taLust e.ar5e III be m8d,. odsee on Buff 10
&, LEV Il E-- II SEl Ninth. lstSy1
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ks.VE, ISErsSEE

Dc-!sr - N klals o. Stoves ami Hardwsre and
.a.a ~ -rer o Cooper, TIN, aud Sheet-iron ware
i.- s--ai South siIe. n8sr the BriIge, Manto.
NHC l2Aly
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-sSs=.IEszs SyNES.
:. y. ANDERSON

Osa-er ~ : Owe 10 Manu- uTer of Tin, Snsst-
ION Got Copper ware. All 4 n re, .sr i-s lone
ilgatA-=t., between York sad BIE4.o Aanitosoc
IL 11Iy
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ti.AS. e. NSNYDN,

Veterinary Sure cures Ring boGes. Spsvins
-AC--. e. exc. Al cures warranted, Charges
90 e&e. Once ~ LlS .vGr, stable ca rev ent ct
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-05-16

Attorney and Counsc,or at Law Collections
/ promptly Mtenie, 10. UIce over J A kauIer's
sore, tor kiIntL I'M lors..s.., Aauitonoc
lS <Nlv.
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ssIs. A. j. ibAEs en-

l,enu.t flee in saerm~u's building on
-.1a-st., AiaBto~oc. rarticulsr attention
Neu ~ .,Ii Il .ivreG- N~fucaes Of the profsss-
iyE, &n- III worA Nrs.aut-1. leetn extracted
"it-oGt s.lU. l2AJl
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-05-16

EEsss sSN CONWAY

no esis a1S kyt il d..lsr IL Hats, Capa Furs
glove, lit =, itop@. &C., IUgk-st, bet seen
l. : "a - S.Atu, Ni,..It Voc. D4ly1
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e. KfSEISNG,

PsYs tne LI,!es rIee ipr WGe.t AID otls. pro-
cue, SgCe - ae Errt tz.t gCEE.r q. bshalo snd
E.-Lti -. "taitos - nAl1
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GEORGE y. EeOnsy

Attcrf ay Law am d. irltt Attorney for Mantle.
~ - }. C iGCtHgs Nrual stiy attended ~,
O1ce cE Bui.a'o. 5e;HsSn Eigl,t and Ninth.
l2A1J
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-05-16

p er sngsr md u -iersr Ckri II rsimmsr
n4 iis7l ~ VI C,a nrre al g. taswssn Tih
s.i - Askso ., T~.o.I Nsa himself in
D. - Gf iu"'A- - p1oHI.es J. aIecu all work
- Ii ir tr !tEe-.. i Ia tie usSt .tyis IL u Iy
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y. tilz.KAN IT1CIl.
ESNo. sC.ERE0Ex,

heeo' al HA -. - Gr =. . ussSs A4ns Lard
-tr, - - ssl ~ sst Er CO.. IN
=" = 40 4. L. sIU sgIsiaser AuY onS
- vn 50 ~ or ,As ss. v - o Il - me
. = .~>sI'v tAs - ut ps.ess, u q IL
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" N. k3s ZIG y.

froGaos Dell, Or:e'. Dock nd Warshsuss on
I. ~. eL,l.l -. saUnl.uc. vii pas eaah for
!-o,r rGosa's c4sY s.gxs ar Door CsuHty.
VII S,si b. 10 caISo AAd sut ioT ssis on
vrra 4. -. IL 4Alf
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At-2ra@vs ana CuGnss,ors Al Jsw. Oacs On s
stf-e, o ts iifst Nriion-l hans, Aabiyowo
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PASSAGE EICEEI1.

SOLE AGENCY for Manitowoc snd vici
nily. for the Hamburg AMI American
Steamship Company. Also agent for
Gcr.n. sail>hi2 lines FREE TICKETS
i-suc5 from Germany to N@nitowec -
New York rates.
A General Banking Business tran
sacted en- prclisely Sic sane terms rs an
incorporated bank. with the additional
security Of PERsoSAL liability. vl2r4lr
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-05-16

The Democratic National Convention
viii Pc composed Of the wisest, ab,est best
and most patriotic men Of the party from
all States and sections of the country, and
wiz anthoritatively speak the wish Of the
great Democratic heart
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\ e er man, in private or public Life,
ae --ho possesses more capacity to
carry out tie wishes of the people in that
particular, could not have been chosen. By
a happy AMI felicitols expression, he has
been well styled "o9r later Franklin"
There IS certainly Il great resemblance
between i4i- character and public services
ami those If the iIlus,rions man with
whom the comparison is made. If there
ever was one connected in feeling thought
and aspiration with the masses, it is Mr..
Greeley
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-11-07
THE st1ESc4oF HEALTH
PRosPEcTCs OF ANEW
Independent Health Monthly.

The object Of is, TO teact the people all thst
Fer tains TO the preservation Of Health, the pre-
sentiou os Diseases. and how 10 live in order 10
develop normally in body and mind
II is not a Medical Journal, but Physiology
cal and Hygiepic, fdrsiiV magGziH.. containing
just that practical information on the Law. OF
Life and Bealih, useful TO every member Of the
household, and cannot bat be worth many times
its price 70 every family in which 4 Is read.
Qaaek Medicines, and quack doctors wfff Be
sxfosed. and swindlers will not bf allnwed tn
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~ generally circulated.
This Journal will be the exponent OF all known
means By Which Health. Strength, Vigor, and
a Long Life, may be attained by using and reg
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treatment Of Diseases, including Air, Light
Temperance, Bathing Eating, Drinking, Cloth
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Normal agents and Hygienic materials. All that
j. required 10 keep well asd 10 preserve health
is IL knowledge Of the uses and misuses Of these
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The Science Of Health will he the best expo
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I've no family OF ms own. you sec. and
/ Ralph seems very near to me
Dear me " said Martha, What lot Of
photographs over the mantle
Miss Rachel nodded.
That middle onc--i, locks q little bit
/ like you. Martha l declare
Does i,I lipsed Martha innecensly. as
che looked into her own smiling, sancy
eyes. under fringe Of crepe hair.
'lts my nephew: sweetheart ~cat on
the garrulous old lsay-'thc gal he loves
the best IN all the s-orid.'
Are they engaged T Martha asked. the
sell-tsls roses dying her check as she gently
spoke.
Wen no. ro: exactly: Iguess she.
r.sss. pssssy. l.a 49,. .sos nossans "a psr
the one on the left-hana edge ef lie
chimney
The one with the twisted nose!' fol
guishly asked Martha.
Her nose may be little 10 one side.
severely demonstrated Miss Rachel; but
handsome il that handsome dccs, and Al
mira has thirty thousand dollars In The
bank
Ny" cried Martha. opening her eyes
wide. Thirty thousand dollars, ,n.'am
| should think Mr.. Ralph would marty
her at once
so he ought. said Miss Rachel, rubbiag
her spectacle glasses vehemently. She'd
have him in a minute-so all the neigh
bors say. But he's Just possessed in love
with that little Peroncl girl. He'd rather
rork for crus, day. with her to share
1t. he says. than to marry Almira Playf.it
with all her money
That is noble of him. cried Martha
with sparkling eyes. Il respect him frr
it. II mean .hoald respect him for
il if
We'll. | don't see what il is to you one
way or the ether tartly broke in Miss
Rachel. Just give the room good dust.
ing. that's all | ask of you. for a. likely
as not Ralph will be here tonight.
Tonight cried Martha, aghast.
Yes. tonight Why shouldn't her
That was just what the little serving
damsel could not answer.
Il must 60 away this very evening" she
thought to herself rs she polished away
at the claw-footed old mahogany table
Because if he should come and fnd me
here-Oh, good gracious
She dopped her duster in disnay, for
there stood Ralph Penrhyn before her,
with all bis SIX feet of altitude. his brown
eyes twinkling mischievously beneath their
long lashes.
Patty he cried. is this the story Of
Cinderella and the Little Glass Slipper r
No. she answered, coloring like 1
whclc garden Of roses. It's the story 81
a naughty little girl who could not be sst.
isfied without finding out whether.
Whether Ralph Peurhyu really loved
her Or not be finished the hesitatipg ssS:
tence. Well, what do you think r =.
The question was what Aunt Rachel
thought some ten minutes later, when she
came in. and found her nephew and Mat:
,ha the house maid whispering behind the
muslin curtains. I know what I should
have thought-that . wedding was very
imminent.
So it was; and Aunt Rachel consolsd
herself that after all. ten thousand dollars
was very snug little fortune.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-11-07

a PRKrrcAMrSr.-Two rcguish fellows
went to rob persimmon tree, thinking
its fruit was blue plums. One ascended
the branches and threw down the lueioSa
load to his companion. who was 70 whistle
if he saw any one coming. Unfortunately;
the owner and one Of bis ,sborers detected
and caught them. As they we're being
carried of. said he Of the tree to his com.
panion-'Jem, why didn't you whistle ~
Poor fellow. Unluckily the fruit was
green, and he answered with his mouth
"wisled up" like Days corrugated sus-
renders-"Vistle? Vistle ell! Tn pi,
sined!"
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Srcxtr CaILpREN-There ars some
medical enthusiasts in England rho think
perhsps it would be wise if oil small Or
unhealthy children were suppressed when
first born. A writer says had this been
the practice in the pas. we should have.
had neither voltaire. Victor Hugo. Goesoe.
nor Sir Isaac Newton. The last .nsads
have been pt. into aauart pot whea born.
days. and Goethe and Hugo were sot ex<
pected to live.
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-11-07

The first chapter Of 4 western novel has
the following: 'All OF sudden the girl
continued to sit on the sand gazing on the
briny deep, on whose heaving bosom the
ships all went merrily by freighted-oh
who can tell with how much joy and sor-
row, and pine and lumber and emigran,s,
and hopes and salt fish,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-11-07

RIA ST. Louis Dutch mst lalsiy com
planned to the Mayor that il she boys didn't
stop swimming in the river where his
daughters could see them, he would make
trouble. 'Ah. Mr.. Schemerhoru. replied
the Mayor. If I remember night your
house is more than half mila OF more
froa the river .Yaw. dat It %, but, dsa
you see. gals dey got spy-slasses:'
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-11-07

A prudent matchmaking mamma gave
the following candid advice to her daueh-
ter: ooh. marry the first man you lore
girl, If he is as rich as Crssns"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-11-07

why is a selfish friend ike the letter
'P 7" Because. though the first in pity.
be Is the last in help.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-11-07

A prosperous merchants motto: Ear
ly to bed. and early 20 rise. never get
tight and advertise"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-11-07

When ! put my foot down. ri have
you TO understald.' says Mrs. Nojoksr.
that's there's something :nere.' o. IN.
ves'igation it was fop..d to Be- No. II
shoe.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-11-07

Have soa heard my last speech r ssksd
. political harrsnguer Of Wit. i sir
setely hope so, was the reply.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-11-07

Originally the term Of human life was
a thousand years; but that was before the
inveniion Of doctors.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-11-07

If yoa wan. to keep . dead man. pss
him il -~h.skey-if you want to kill iiv.
ms nan. pus the whiskcy into hin.
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Pro'petius for le73.-Sirh
Year.
The .1[dinc,

IN illustrated Mntilp Journol, su.rcrsrlGy a.
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A TTENDS TO the sale &C Tobacco,
IA Grain ard Country Produce. vii!
purchase su. plies for Farmers and fur
snish Fsr,iliE rs 90 manufacturers p'icss.
Would respectfully solicit share Of
patronage fton, the Farmers Of s.. Ma
Aug 50, 1877 sa.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-13
MEXICAN ASSASSLNS IN TEXAS.

TWO MERCHANTS ATTACKED, AND ONE OF THEM
MURDERED.
BROWNSVILLE, Texas, Aug. 11.-Another
atrocious assassination has occurred about 10 miles
above this place. Mr. Alexander and Mr.. Simon, promi
nent frontier merchants, left here in carriage last
evening for Rio Grande City. About daylight three
notorious Nexieans passed them OF whom fred into
the carriage, killing Mr.. Alexander instantly. Mr. Simon
escaped by leapng into the bushes The assassns fed
TO Mexico Great excitement prevailed when the
was brought In. An inquest immediately held the
verdict being that Mr.. Alexander killed by officer
of Corina's troops strong feeling is manifested TO
organize force and pursue these Mexican murderers
The Depredatons Commissioners all present at the
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New-York tribune., 1872-08-13
CANADIAN AWARDS TO BRAVE sEAMEN.

OTTAWA, Aug. 12.-The Marine Department has
selected number OF presents to be made to eamen who
have saved life property, perorned other nerito
rous services connection with shipping Of the Domn
ion. Among the awards will be barometer to Richard
H. Hooper, chief mate Of the steamer George Cromwell
of NewYork for gallant conduct the occasion OF the
rescue of the OF the brgantne Export OF Annapolis,
n g.; marine glass to A. Coombs master OF the brig
Ellen Bernard of Boston, N s.; barometer to Jno Or
sato master OF the brig Canada OF Jersey; marine
glass TO VIM 8. samuels second officer OF the Horao
Harris Of Boston; and gold watch to W. Hil comman-
der OF the American ship John Patten