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the pilot.
Agcnio for Pilot. —Roods & Lakcoos,
.55, Randolph Street, Cuic;.fp, are au.hoiized
Agents for the Pilot.
JC-fT" Advertisers trill please fear <n mind
luit the Pilot las now tie largest circuit
•ion of any Enylish payer printed in thin
•aunty, and th and it is for their interest to
use its columns. Adrertise in it, and there
*fu increase your business.
TOWN AND COUNT LY.
Coi. vision >. —V e learn tl at iheschoon.
ors Tames Jlsrhridye , of Chicago, bound
for that port, and P ile, bound from Chica
go to Manitowoc, cold led during the fug
on Friday night last, about six miles south
of Sheboygan. d;c II xbri lye was darn
el baliv. Her bowsprit and jib boom
were carried away ; the Fading and staunch
*ons on one si ie were torn off her whole
length ; an i she is otherwise injured. She
however, kept o.i her course as far as Mil
waukee. The forward rigging of the Belle
•was carried away, and she was slightly
damag'd otherwise. Two men, belonging
to the Herlridge , were thrown oveiboaid
by the shock ; one of whom was rescued,
but the other was lost. We have not
been able to learn the name of the unfor
tunate man.
From the Sentinel we learn that the
schooner Juniata Patton, loaded with lum
ber from Oconto for that port, came into
collision with the brig Sebastopol some
where between Sheboygan and Milwaukee,
the same night. Tho Patton lost hf-r star
board bulwarks, and had her hull badly
stove in. The Sebastopol was more fortu
nate, escaping with a little disfigurement
about her stem. The Patton blames the
other vessel for the accident.
Capt. Edw \rds, of the Hi lie, informs us
that still another collision occurred the
same night, the particulars of which he
could not learn.
The fog is said to have been very dense.
Concert. —The Concert given by the
Fetter Sanyerljand —a company composed
of some of our leading German citizens—
at Klingholz llali, on Saturday evening
was fairly attended, and heartily enj yed
bv those who were present. The singing,
under the directorship of Mr. Schindler,
was excellent, and we have no hesitation
in saying that the musical ta'cnt of Mani
towoc will compare favorably with any
town or city in the V\ ext.
The concert was ■ led by a pleas
ant dance which passed off to the satisfac
tion of all who parti-.-ipined. The whole
affair was well carried out.
Strengths is lows. —The session of
the Circuit Court has drawn a large num
ber of | eople into town. The country
portion of tie countv is pretty well repre
sented bv jurvmsn, witnesses, and others.
Among the gentlemen from abroad, in
stttendance at Court, we notice ex Judge
Gorsi.ixe, Bille Williams, E<q., May or
of Sheboygan, and J. A. Gently, the pres
cut Attorney of that city. The lafer gen
tleman lectured bef-ie a large audience at
Pice's Hull, on Friday last. Asa literary
production, the lec'.u.e was highly .-pokeu
of.
Improvements,— Sheriff K mc:;r., for
the Inst, two or lure** weeks, Las been im
proving the grounds around the Court
House, ami adding greatly to the value of
the proj erty rf the County. Fine varie
ties of shade trees, shrubbery, &c , have
been transplanted, which, in a few years
will boa source of great pleasure to the
lover# of the beautiful. Sheriff Kkmpir’s
good taste entitles him to all our thanks.
£-ir The “oldest inhabitant” does not
remember to have witnessed such excel
lent weather at (his season of the year, as
we have lately been Llesrcd with. A line
rain last week has done great good to
spring crops, and if the cool nights do no
damage, we may hope for an abundant
harvest.
- - mt ♦• mm—— - -
Important to Farmers. — The advertise
ment of William Raiir in to -day’a Pilot
is an important one to our farmers, as it
offers good imlu ements for the raising of
Rope Seed. Mr. Raiik has seed for sale,
and will purchase the produce l>v paying
rash. i
Editor Ahoi m>. — The pleasant and
good nat ared countenance of Jon.v I*.
II i me, editor of the Chilton T-mn, enter
ed our office on Tuesday, anti cf coure put
us in a rein of good fowling. John not
otily edit* a smart ru ! good looking paper
in Chil'on, but is also Clerk of the Court
of that County, and runs that “institution.”
The Hanner Cocntt.—The Madison
Aryva and Democrat, says that the vote of
our county on Judge, “is a touch above
Washington. The two counties will have
n grand brush for the banner in Novem
ber.’' We will etand bv Manitowoc, and
agree to feifeil all claim to prophecy if we
do uol come out ahead.
Circuit C tar. — The Apiil term* f the
Circuit C’ourt fur this county commenced
on Monday last. Judge Tar lor charged
the Gran 1 Jury in a few sensible, and well
timed remarks, i here is a large number
• o ,
o! rus. on the d<>cp ■(.
Mai ink Items. — The following steam
and -all vessels have clcaieJ from this pull
since 1 hursda? hist;
Sr. City of Cleveland, Capt. Cross,
bound fioru Milwaukee to Buffalo.
Sir. Comet, Capt. Morgan, from De
troit to Chicago.
Prop. Ontonagon , Capt. Wilkins, from
Chicago to Lake Superior.
Prop. Ojoutz , Capt. Dolgal, from
Green Bay to Chicago.
Prop, Galena, Capt. Sr. -.elk, from Clevc
land to Chicago.
Pi ci. Fceryern City, Capt. Richardson,
Chicago to Col ling wood.
Schr. Charlotte, Capt. Fulton*, Chicago,
wood for B.enscii
S:hr. To.'} Charlies, Capt. Beil, Chica
go, shingles for Collins A; Cos.
Schr. Belle, Capt. Edwards, Chicago,
lumber for Emerson.
Liability ov Vessel Owners. — Ihe
Detroit Tribune states that through the
instrumentality of Sena’or Chandler a
bill has passed the United States Senate
extending to the Lakes the maritime law
which makes a vessel at fault in a collision
liable only to the full amount of her value.
Bv the law, as it now s ands, a small ves
sel owner may at one fell swoop he mulcted
in an amount exceeding, by ten fold or
even twenty-fold his ability to pay.
i t TT Our readers wi.l find in to-day’s
Pilot the card of Mr. B. U. Anderson,
an Attorney who has recently located in
Manitowoc, and whoe ability is highly
spoken of by the p ipers in Calumet county
Manitowoc Flock, —The Kewaunee
Enterprise copies our item of the excellence
of the flour manufactured at Dwyer’s
Mills in this village, and makes the follow
ing comments ;
“The proof of the pudding is in the
eating;” and while Kewaunee purchases
large quantities of flour from the South,
we think the Clipper Mills would do well
to send up some samples of what they can
do to this place, and thus open the wav
to obtain many of the orders that now go
to Milwaukee and Chicago.
We commend the remarks of the Enter
prise to the attention of our millers.
igcons are tl\ ing in large numbers
every morning, and our Nimrods are hav
ing rare sport.
Badger No. I.—Members will remem
ber that the regular monthly meeting of
this company will bo held on Thursday
evening next, and that they are required
, to appear in uniform.
Amendment to the School Law—A
bill passed tho late of the Legisla
i hire, giving the districts at (heir annual
meetings, the power to authorize the Dis
triot Boards, to admit to the school, schol
at3 residing out of tho district, on pay
ment of a tuition foe; also giving district
hoards authority to make rules and regu
lations for the government of the schools,
and to suspend and expel pupils for non
compliance with such rules.
'The tax collected for township libraries,
will remain in the State Treasury this vear
unexpended, the Legislature having failed
to perfect any system for its expenditure
Letter from Two Rivera.
It i- veiy unnecessary to pubii.-h the fol
lowing letter, but in justice to Mr, Mages >
feelings we comply. It is needless for u
a!>o to substantiate Mr. M’s denial; but it
may not he out of place to state that Mr.
Magee (and not Mr. Hamilton) was the
regularly nominated Democratic candidate
for Chairman of Two Rivers, but was
<healed o it of by the tricks of the clique.
This unfairness had a great deal to do with
the defeat of Mr. Hamilton ;
To the Editor oj the Pilot:
Sir — An article appeared in the col
umns of last week’s Pilot , signed ‘‘Old
Settler," stating the cause of Mr. llenkv
C. Hamilton’s defeat at the late election
!in Two Rivers. Some influential gentle
men accuse me as the framer tbeicof, and
I therefore take this opportunity, through
the medium of your columns, to disavow
any participation in the same, under the
following heads: hirst, lam only a resi
dent in this town four years, w hich renders
me incapable of tracing Mr. Hamilton’*
political course to so early a date. And
secondly, no article ever did, or ever will
emanate from my pen without my real
signature. It is true, sir, I was justly of
fended at t’.o caucus preceding the late
ele t on, by Mr Hamilton and bis clique,
for which reason I proved on election dav
that I had more friends than all my oj.po
#er, nr. 1 then concluded the insult was
fully avenged.
Dear sir, yours
JOHN MAGEE.
Two Rive-s, April 23, ISCO.
Railroad Accident. —The weeklv J>f
fertonian says la-t Saturday af ernoon,
wiiiic the Chicago pii ! Northwestern Rail
react cars were on their wav fouth, in the
vicinity of the fatal catastrophe w hich hap
j • ';c*! ,a-t fall, an ox was again found on
t.o Lack, and 1 ef■ ■re the locomotive could
be stopped, t came in contact with the
a ! ; k ng it, aid snia-hing in the
o” n * ct'd ' f'-no of the pasenger cars.—
This was the extent of the damages and
f rtunV.e'y ro one was ir ur*d.
XlT Tilt Kew Vork JSexcs says that
•scarlet fever is prevailing to an alarming
extent in that city and vicinity. It re
maik that it is a disease of the skin and
mucous membrane, and that when it lo
cates or concentiates upon the mucous
membranes of the throat or lungs, putres
cent ulceration soon succeeds, which is
generally fatal. To prevent this concen
tration or location is the object of the treat
ment.
£5T>. A. Wood, Esq., Las been ap
pointed bv Judge I ay. ott to the office of
District Attorney for this county, vice
Geo. L Like, resigned.
Torr.ad' la Illinois.
Sr. Louis, April 20.
A tornado passed over Carlinville, 111.,
on Monday evening, unrooting and b'ow
inor down houses, trees and fences. The
roof of the Lutheran Church was blow n
some distance. The walls were also much
injured. The roof of a dwelling was car
ried nearly a mile and a half through the
air. Children were picked up by the wind
and carried considerable distances. A
man named Love was killed by lightning.
The destruction of property is very great
A similar storm visited Louisiana on the
same evening, doing much damage to
property and injuring several people.
A Card to Hie Stiff, ring.
The Rev. William Cosgrove, while laboring
as a missionary in Japan, was cured of Consump
tion, when ali other means had failed, by a re
cipe obtained from a learned physician residing
in ihe great city of Jeddo. This recipe has cu
red great numbers who weie suffering fiom Con
sumption, Bronchitis, Sore Throat, Coughs and
Colds, and the debility and nervous depression
caused by these disorders.
Desirous of benefiting others, I will send this
rec’pwhich I have brought hems wi.li me, to
till w!d need it, fiee ol charge.
Address R-v. WJI. COt-GRCA E,
23u Baltic Street, Brooklyn, X. Y.
Wild cherry Kalsfim.
t*r the following is worthy the attention of
a!l who are interested for themse’ves or friends;
Jjhn I). Park. — D'.ar S'r: In off-ring my
testimony in favor of your WISTAR’S BALAAM
OF WILD CHERRY, I speak from my own ex
pel Lncc, havii g received s : g ial benefit from the
u e of one or tw o bottles which were urged upon
me by my apothec iry, who backed up his ree
ommendatioo by giving some extraordinary re
sults, from its use, ns having come within hi-
Knowledge. I lad taken a violent cold, followed
by a deep seated cough, which frequently pro-
Jac-’d vomiting, with pain in the side. I
breathed with and fficulty, had night sweats, lost
my appetite ; in short, I was completely prostra
ted. My physician prescribed for me, but I
found no relief. I commenced taking the Ral
sam in small doses at first, and almost immedi
ately began to improve. My cough abated, my
strength and appetite returned, and in a few
weeks 1 was able to attend to niv business as
usual. I feel indebted t> Wdstrrs Balsam for
my recovery, a id cheerfully give you leave to
make whatever use you please ot th>s Staten cut
Veiy respectfully, uvin,
Boston, Mass. * ROYAL SMYTH.
JOTIX D. PARK, Proprietor,
IJI Like Street, Chicago.
Rf'ld bp all Druggists
Manitowoc Market.
OFFICE OF THE PILOT, )
M anitowoc, April 27. j
WHEAT, White Winter, $1 00(31 10
do Red. do 95@1 00
do Spring, 90@ 1 00
CORN’, 70(375
OATS. 2 5(828
POTATOES, SO® lu
BEAN'S, a-i per quality, 1 oo@i 50
barley, ' 4% so
HAY, ter ton, 00
FLOUR, W!.i e Winter, ¥OOO < 0
and i Red, uj ss(3') 50
do SpiL p extra, 5(<l0 5u
do Superfine, 8 50@t i ()
CORN' 51 EAT,, 1 GO
PORK, Mesa i er Lbl. 17@I8
SALT. L 63
BUTTER, 12(311
EGGS. G.3 7
>UGAR, Brown, B@D
do Crushed nd tefiaed, 12J
COFFEE, Hio, ]3@lG
Java, 18(320
LUMBER, Common, £5
do 2nd quality, sl2 00
do Ist do f 16 00
SHINGLES, common, $1 00@1 25
do Warranted, 1 r>o@l 75
do Sawed, 1 50(3175
LATH, $2 00
WHITE FISH, 7 00@9p( bbl
TROUT, s4@s 00
B. a. i\i:kso\,
Attorney at Law and Notary Public. Office in
Berner’s building, south side of th •; river,
sluhitowocJ 42 ly
Farmers Take Notice!
THE UNDERSIGNED intends to erect this
season a tirst-cias- OIL in Muu
in>oc. He therefore wou.d ask the Farmers to
sow
SIMMER RAPE SEED,
in order to earn the r own Burning Oil. The
mill being cympKted, I stall buy any quantity o>
Ripe Seed FOR CASH, and manufacture only
Pmified 01. Fanners may rest satisfied that I
ba 1 endeavor to s ive them in this line of baai
i.t.s to their satisfaction,
X.W L° ; ; ‘ 8 Hqe Seed for side, and will far
cia.i it to f.irn.e sat cheap r,te, as an induce
ment lor Hum to tu tiva'e it.
WILLIAM RAITR.
Manitowoc, April 27, 1860. 42 tf
In J usticc's C ourt.
Manitowoc Count , Town of Mishicolt, s >.
JOfEPU RANKIN.—Y*.u ur-’ her* by no*
-i- that a Warrant o: At-aclmi nt ha-s
tieen ie-utd ugain.“t you, ami your prop ity at
a hed *o sali-fy the demand of Alfskh Smith,
amounting to sixteen dollars end ninety-eight
cents. Now, unless you shall appear b'fue
Wh. S. Wjlcox, a Ju-tice of th; Peace in and
for said county, at his t £fi ;e in said town on the
17th day of May, A. D. 1860, at one o’clock in
' he a’teruoon.J ..iginent w: >, be rendered against
you, and your ) r •perty sold t > pav lb? and br,
ALFRED SMlTH,' Plaintiff.
Dated this 24th day of April, A D. 186 CL
11E KSCI 1E U SCI IEX DT.
DEALERS in Candies, Fruit arid Tovs of the
very choice-t selection. No. 131, corner
East Water and Huron streets,
MILWAUKEE - - - - TU/S.
They also make to order, and keep on hand
every vanety of takes and Pas ry. Ice Cream
Syrup*, 4 0 . Wholesale and Retail at tae lowest
prices.
CW All order* from CVai *ry dealers TI h<
jromptly a*t-.n ‘ei A<*.
ALTEK’S SALOON I
Corner of Eighth and Commercial streets. j
I HAVE opened to-diy my Saloon, at tbestaud j
formeilv occupied by me, where i will be ,
found always on hind, Tire best
Wine*, Liquors, and Beer,
will be constantly on hand, and the best alien- |
tion will be paid to those wao layor me with
their patronage.
rtjy ~ Free Lunch •'▼err morning.
EUGENE VOX ALTER.
Manitowoc, April 15, 13C0 41
TO CONSUMPTIVES
AND
NERVOUS SUFFERERS.
THE Sub.-crib* r, for several y.ars a resident
of A'ia, discovered while there, a simple
vegetable r* m>‘dy—a sure Cure for Consumption,
Asthma, Bronchitis, Cou hs, Colds, and Nervous
Drbi icy. For the benefit of Consumptives and
Nervous SufFeier?, he Li willing to mike the
same public
To those who deira it. he will send the Pre
serption, with fnll directions ('rce of charge);
also a sample of the medicine, which they will
find a beautiful combination of Nature’s simple
herbs. Those desiring ti e Remedy can obtain
it by return mail, br ud Iressing
J. E. CUTIIBERT,
Botanic Physician, No. 429 Broadway N. Y.
WM. M. NICHOLS,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
Office on York Street, Manitowoc, Manitowoc
County Wis. Collections promptly attended
to. nl-tf
X. WOLLMCR,
ATTORNEY Jc COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Next Door to the Post Office,
Manitowoc, [1 1J Wisconsin.
A. K. BRUSH,
ATTORNEY cO COUNSELLOR
AT LAW.
I OSHKOSH, 4-ly WISCONSIN.
HEC TOR McLEAX,
I JS'otaiy Public and General Land Agent,
fcTOCKBRIDGK, C ALL'MET CO., AVIS.
Will attend to the payment of taxes, the collec
tion of debts, the ex tui a'ion of titles, &c.
MIAS. A. REUTER.
1 ‘. r u fAtiV RCI'IIC Agent lor the M Uaukce Mu
tum Insurance vlonipniiand County Treas
urtr. Will attend to ihe payment of Taxes :
! &c ~ Office on Ninth Street. ul-tf,
UHAS. DUELLER, 51. O.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
9th street, Manitowoc. Office opposite the Ger
man Methodist Church. 11-Iy
Gi:o. L. LEE,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law ,
practice in Manitowoc and adjoining coun
ties, and in the Supreme and U. S. District
Courts, for the State of Wisconsin.
Office corner of Yoik and Eighth streets,
Manitowoc, Wis. i.l if.
S. A. WOOD,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law ,
And General Land Agent. Also Agent for the
iEtna Insurance Company, of Hartford. Conn.
Capital, ?1,0u0,000. Corner of 9th and Frank
lin St., Manitowoc, Wis. nl-lf.
CEO. WOODI\,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law ,
Justice of the Peace, and Notary Public. Par
licular a'te Con given to collecting, &c. Of
fice on York Street, Manitowoc Wis, nl-tf
JOH\ McKKOGIV,
TTT'AGON, Sleigh, and Carriage Maker.—
V Shop on York Srreet, over Win. Sharp’s
Blacksmith Shop, Mai iiowoc, Wis. Always on
hand and willing to work. gif
JACOB LA\Z,
Cahinct Munu*actiiri*r. and Film slung Store.—
Constantly on hand every and scripth.ii of Ma
hog,iny, HUck \\ ulnut, and plain Furniture,
hlch i- 1 as good, and will he sold as cheap as
that manufactured in Milwaukee, or elsewhere.
Manitowoc, July, 1859. nl-lf.
O. TORRESOY, &. GO.,
Dealers in Drv Goods, Groceries, Provisions,
iiardwiue. Crockery, Hoots and Shoes, Hats
and Caps, Drugs ami Medicines, Gla s, Nails,
etc. Produce of all kinds wanted, n 1 if.
~AMERICAN HOUSE, ~
MAN FIX woe, WIS.,
C. BARTLEY, Proprietor,
THIS HOUnE haa been thoroughly lefitted,
and improved, and travelers will! find every
conveniei ces, of a fir-t class Hotel. Good and
airy rooms, well furnished, and polite attention
will be furnished to those who favor us with
their patronage,
HOARD, per day, sl—per Week, $3.
Manitowoc, Aug. 12, 185V# 5-1 y
National Billiard Saloon.
JOHN P. DIX, Propritor.
\ NEWT Billiard Table, with Phelan’s improv
-A. eil cushions, has lately been added to this
establishment. I also have on hand a choice lot
o( Brandies and wines, especially for medicinal
(>U!posts, which I will sell by the bottle only.—
My stock of Cigars, L q'iors, etc., is the best in
this county. Lemons hy the dozen at S7J cts.
Manitowoc, Julv, 1850.
JOHN P. DIX.
IIEER & HER V,
North title, opposite U cliard’s Foundry. Deal
ers in Dry Woods, Groceries and Provisions,
Gjiss, Otockery, Fancy Goods. Oil Cloth,
Woolen yarn. Fancy Basket*. Fiddles and
Gui ars, aid Guitar strings. Toys, Cordures,
Papert.angings, Ihu-hes, Ac.
liefpcctfuily eol cit t si uro of public patron
age.
Manitowoc, July, 1850. nl-tf.
Livery & Hoarding Slable.
THE L!\ KRI BUSINESS, of the late firm of
Glover k McCai.listkk, will in future be
conducted at the old staid by the undersigned.
Thai k'ul fr pit patronage, my eIT ms in future
will be with direct lefcreuce to deserving a con*
timunce of the same P„ E. GLOVER.
Manitowoc, July Bth, 1859.
T. C. SHOVE,
Manitowoc , - - IF? scomin.
Dealer in Foreign and Domestic Exchange. Col
lection, Land arid Insurance Agent.
Prompt attention given to all business ;
REFERENCES:
St*tk Bank of Wisconsin, Milwaukee.
Docan, Fiicrman k ('o , New York,
Knacout, Nachod k Kliisi, 16 ly
NATIONAL. HOTEL,
(Corner York and Sixth St ,)
Manitowoc, - -- -- -- - Wis.
T. WIND I ATE, Proprietor.
THIS firs* cU* bou§e is now ia excellent con
d :ion, bavir g been thoroughly refit ed, and i
traveller- will Bud it second to uoue ia this sec- i
tion of Wisconsin.
W Passenger* with baggage w ;j] k, enr.-
r°yed to sud from the boats f.ee of chargn.
THE
BANK OF MANITOWOC!
WILL BUT AND SELL
Foreign and Inland Excbaafc.,
Gold , Silver, and Uncumnt Money,
At Current Rates.
C. C. BARNES, Prest.
J. C. BARNES, Cashier. 26
NOTES LOST.
THE followirg Note* given to Bearer have
been lost, and ail persons are cautioned
against using or purchasing l! mi, vit;
01c Torrison, $lO 93 ; Ole Johnson, $14,03 ;
Bendik Andcison, $55, more or less; Andrew
Jackson, $2 81 ; John Gdbert, $10,92; John
Lxutesen, 15.25; Knud Knudsou, 22. more or
leMt. 0 e Olsen. 2,36.
The fi ider will be suitably rewarded by leav.
lug them at (he store of
COLLINS i CO.
Manitowoc, March 5, 1860.
CHEAP APPLE TREES.
50.0U0 Seedling Apple Trees
THE subscriber hts at his Nursery in the 4t
War I in the city of Oshkosh, about FfiJ
Thousand Seidiing Apple Trees, four and fiv*
years old, and from six to seven feet high, which
he offers at the low price of
$4,00 per hunared , or $30,00 per thousand•
They aie well shaped, and in good heal
ihy condition. JAMES O'BRIEN,
March 1, 16G0. Nurseryman. Oshkosh.
BLACKSMITH - SHOP!
AT THE BRANCH.
BYRON MASON, Proprietor.
r F’liE UNDERSIGNED respectfully informsthi
J. people of Manitowoc county and the public
generally, that he has fitted up bis Blacksmith
Shop at Branch village, employed good workman,
and is now prepared to do all kinds of Blacksmith
ing, including
HOUSE & OX SHOEING,
in a style that cannot be surpassed in this part o
the State. He solicits the patronage of the pub
lic, coi fident that he can satisfy them both as to
the quality of his work and prices.
BYRON MASON.
Branch, October 5, 1359. 13 ly
FRKD. RUDOLPH, ~
DiCALER IS
WINES & LIQUORS
AKD
RECTIFIER of WHISKEY.
Whiskey by the Barrel at
C lifcago Price*.
BRANDIES from ?1 to *B;*r GAIN
Corner Eighth and Quay streets, south
side, Manitowoc. 15tf
FURiN IT UUEKO OM!
IST- FENTON,
Keeps constantly on hand a general as
sortment of
PUEITITUREI
such as
TABLES. BEDSTEADS,
STAXDS A\D BEREA' S,
r 'ANE AND WOOD SEAT CfIAIHS
OF ALL KINDS.
T E ll M S—C A S fl.
Office— Next door to TLATI’S STORE,
on Commercial Street.
Manitowoc, Aug. 10th, 1859. stf.
Great Excitement!!
—A T
B£ VK mSBSB -
NEW GOODS!!
lAM constantly receiving from the East and
South, any quantity of
NEW GOODS!
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS!
CROCKERY,
HARD-WAEE
LOOTS £ SHOES, dec.,
all of w hich I will sell as
CHEAPFOR CASH
as say establishment in the West, and will ex
change on liberal terms (or
FOR ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE,
and will pay
M 2 JWL. mm MM 9
when required, and will buy
LUMBER, SHINGLES, dec,,
•nd in fact everything that the people of Mini
U>woc and adjoining counties have to sell in this
market.
I can convince all of the truth of the above
statement, by calling at the old stand
ON YORK STREET,
£3 jT And further, in no case will I deviate
from the
CASH OR HEADY PAY SYSTEM.
nl-tf. Jl. IT. RAND.
The American
SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION
BY SALE AND DONATION,
Libraries, Kinging Hooks, Pa
pers. Rnvarfl Card*. &r.
Chicago street, cue Ooor wet of North.
MEAD HOLMES. S S. Mam •narv.
GEO. KAHLEUy
at the old stand of A. W. Bowman, wholefol? j
and retail dealer ia
FRUITS ? CONFECTIONERY! j
GROCERIES,
OYSTERS!
|
dx., dx.
A constant supply of the shore—the beet in
maiket—at small profits—for Reedy Pay.
Cash Paid for Prodace!
Manitowoc, January 7, 18C0.
COLLINS & CCX,
SUCCESSOR* TO O. H. I-tAIT,
Wholesale Jt Retail olern la
MERCHANDISE
LQKBIB m SHIBGLES,
Comer of Seventh and Commercial tlretlt
MANITOWOC.
HAYING THIS DAY purchased the mercan
tile interest of 0. 11. PLATT, the business
will continue as heretofore, and be conducted on
a liberal scale by us under the name and firm of
COLLINS Si, Cos.
O. B. COt.UNS, /
JACOB HALVERSON. )
Manitowoc, January 2, 1860.
NOTIC E
13 HEREBY GIVEN that we hare this day sold
our Hardware establishment, together wiih
tt.e accounts and notes, to Mr. SOCRATES
BILL, for whom we ask a continuance of ihe
kindness and custom heretofore bestowed upon
us. BOKCHEKDT & SMITH.
Manitowoc, January 11, 1800.
In conformity with the above, I wou'd inform
my friends and <he community that I shall con
tinue to deal in
STOV E S I
TIN AND HARD-WARE,
ml the old eland of
BOR CHERD T & SMITH ,
where all are requested to call and examine stock
and prices.
All Book Accounts and Xotc
of the late firm wilt remain in the store until he
IG.h of March next, to be settled by Mr. Bor
eherdt. All remaining unsettled at that date
will be left with Wm. Waldo, for collection
SOCRATES HILL.
Arrival o( New Goods!
THE .SUBSCRIBER respectfully in
toims the citizens ot Manitowoc county that
he has just returned from New York with a large
and extensive assortment of
DRY GOODS!
GROCERIES
PROVISIONS,
Si c. , Si, o .
which ware purchased low, and will be aold
Cheap for Cash!
OR READY PAY. The atore is full of GOOD
GOODS. There is hardly room to tarn round.
GOOD D Alt GAINS
caw be made by those who will call and pur
chase. Remember that our motto is ‘-Cash or
Ready pay,” and that the esU blisl neat |* loca
ted on York street, west of the National Hotel-
O. TORRISON.
Manitowoc, Oct. 8, 1*59. 14-3 m
CLIPPER CITY
FLOURING MILLS!
HIGHEST AIK RKET PRICE
Paid in CASH for Wheat,
RYE AND CORN.
C GEORGE DWYER respectfully informs the
T citizen* of Manitowoc and adjoining coun
ties, that hia Mills, Situated on C tnmr cial Sl„
klanitcw *c, west of Goodnou's Store, are tjw
in the beat condition, and he is ready t > dq
CUSTOM WO HA
on the shortest notice, and warrants as good
work os any m ils west of New York.
A Large Quantity of Flour,
constantly kept on hand, and sold at Chicago
firieet.
The patronage of the public is reapeatfullT so
licited GEORGE DWYER.
Manitowoc, July, 1859. wl-tf.
A CARD
OLD IRONSIDES IX TOWN!!
AT THE
Brick Hardware Store!
YORK STREET,
Can he found a full Stock of
Shelf and Heavy Hardware*
IRON* NAILS, <feC.,
And at Reduced Pi ices, B. H. THCRBEE,
nl-tf. Agent.
national Hotel
Livery Stable!
THE undersigned keepa Id connection with hia
Hole 1 , a first clasa
Livery Stable,
Where Ibe beat of Horses and Carriages can be
found stall times with or without drivers. !
iy Prices reasonable,
„ THO*. WLVDIATE.
M,n </>•, .I*l, y> tb. Itn. ni-tf
W3IST All’S
BALSAM
-qf-
WTH> CHERRY.
Tbi best remedy ever
known to men for the
permanent CURE OF
COX SUMPTION, and
all us incipient symp- '
toms, such es
Coughs, Colds,
Hoarsens, In
fluenza, Croup,
Bleeding of the
Lungs, Liver aj
lections, Pains
in the Breast or
Side, Phthisic ,
Eight Sweats,
Inflammation of
the Lungs and
Throat, Whoop
ing Cough, As
thma, and all
Bronchial Af
fections.
Through tb winter
month', co.gh*
cold' are mo*t p.evalent
of all the ills tl at flesh
is heir to. We wouid
advise such of our reed
ers, and others, who
may be thus afflicted,to
avail themselves of that
excellent medicine,
“Wisraa’a Balsam or
Wild Churkt,” which,
judging from onr expe
rience and that of oth
ers, we con-icier it be
ing one of the safest
and moat effectual leui
edie* that have ever
been concocted for the
above complaints, and
which meets with the
cordial approval of ma r
ny of the best physi
cians. And as “delays
are dangerous,” and
coughs and colds fre
quently terminate in
consumption, this agree
able ami eflioicious ie
medj should at o:;ce be
resorted to.
Wistar’s Balsam.—
We regard the wild
cherry tree as ore of 1
Nature's own physicians !
—a sort ot Good Sain a
than of the forest—for |
its ‘‘medical gum” ha- j
relieved the sufferings
and ouVed the lives of
thousands. The Bal
sa in prepared by Dr. ■
Wistars is u pn 0 a: and
perfectly reliable prep
aration of the real
Cherry Esse; os, and it
la a remedy by no
means bad to take.” —
We speak confidently
and strongly in its fa
vor, from Laving wit
nessed its renovating
influence in consump
tive cases, when nil
other prescriptions had
proved of no effect.
OXYGENATED BITTE3S,
A SURE CURE FOR
DYSPE P S I A,
AND
! All Diseases having tJuir Ori
gin in Imperfect Digestion,
or a deranged condition
of the Stomach.
There i no rcn.cJy known bo efficacious in
ramov.ug tba general disease—this general
prostitution the wild- mm, as th? Oxug-ni
ihd Bitter* fhey attack the di.-ea.e in :rs cilu
ticl, by levivng the snking powers of the pa'
lient ; by restoring lost appetite, correcting
acidity, pawning aid s lengthening tlie gastric
juice, a; and rendering it capable of properlv and
thoroughly cii-s, 1-ig t,eA)od, thus forming
healthy chyme and chyle, nud preparing the nii>
soi bcnta to take u;< he nourishment and cary •
it into the system, thus renovating the old and
crazy machine by r.cw modelling 'and purifying
the whole mass of blood. la a word, it c.m bo
shown from hundreds of certificates, from the
most eminent and rcliible persons, that there is
no medicine cafculattd to pour oil into the ex
hausted lamp of life like tl e Oxygeiiattd H.tUr*.
Let all, then, when health ‘ begins to Un •
when the vital powers *eetn first to be giving
wav; when the appetite first begihs tJ fail, nud
the nerves to tremble; v hen a man, instead of
bting refreshed and invigorated by de"n,
“Tired natim’a swjst rcstour,” ’
flnrhs hirn?e).‘ more wear in fie m< to'ii' than
when be w. nt to beu at night—let Ira delay m,
longer, hut once commence taking his Hi this.
He will goon find, ns 1 have, tin- flip p )W
era of nature reviving, and genual neaitb r
turning. But it is uu; ecie-a.j iu sit more as
no one can knaw the value ot this im-dicine un
<il he tries It. JOHN* p. Park. Proprietor
Dealer hi Patent Medic nm, Fancy goods tnd
Toner Anicle., ] 2 t Like street, Chi.ago.
14 D JOHN" OSWALD, Two Rivers.
1859. NHV STAND. 18. VJ.
SADDLE, HARNESS AND
Trunk manufactory
r J'UE subscriber ha removed the e-tah
1. lisltjii.-iii to I.is building in the m-w ‘ I kon
Quay S> reel—:fic street tu p, to the rite- on the
auiuh aide—n. ar the I ndge. Hu h a - a : ; o jun
bur.ha-ed a large stock ~f mmoial... :n and ~,il
manufacture and kerp constant y on band
Saddles, Hartictsot, Trunin, dices,
II Kips c hid Spurs,
Ho has also'or sale, and nuk.s to order h|
kinds of LphoUtry, gui:!i m
Spring Beds, Lounges, S:c., etc.
And every article in his line of La. lures. Job*
bing done at fhrrt notice.
Ll - tf - MICHAEL KITH..
w. klduidge,
VI7ILL serve Summons and Complaints, ami
I W n‘u n ‘“| k p t,,e DcceMar J' atlida vit ot
vice, sell Heal Esiate on Judgment of Fun-clos
ura of Mortgage, and will do
A General Collecting’ Business*.
All collections promptly remitted.
Krrza tu ot rutv; sidh,
Peekham It BJoodgcod, Att’yt, Milwaukee
a A-Eidridge, .. Fond da L m
?“• r Go . r ‘ Jui *. “ Sntbotg n,
n. A. wood. * \
t- T. W.rre., ..
Chtrlea Esalinger, • < t
J- D. Markham, •> ,
Wm. M. Nichole, •• < t
Crow ft P.rrieh, • Milwaukee.
Carey ft Pratt, .< *
rJ°U C % V A " Sheboygan,
H - Wo “ (Jreeu Bar.
Butlny, Buitnck i Cortrili. AU’ys, Milwaukee
Manitowoc, July U, |Bf9. ,f '
D* .BLEY'S Arabian ileav lUwHedy, far s.io
•J •‘Lit Tft J. UO&ixsON
Dr. LuynoU's
EXTRACT
YELLOW DOCK,
and —•
SARSAPAIiILLA.
The Great Furifyer
of the Blood.
An infallible remedy
for
Scrofula, Kin ft
Evil, Rheumat
ism, Obstinate
Catanous Erup
tions, Pimples
or Pustules on
the Pace, Boils,
Blotches, Chro
nic Sore Eyes ,
Ringworm, Ttt
ter, Enlarge
ment and Pain
in the Bones or
Joints, Stubborn
Ulcers, Syph Hi
tic Disorders,
Lumbago,
and ail diseases arising
from an injadioious U:o
of Mercury, Impru
-1 dence of Life, or Lwpa-
I rity of the blo< and. This
■ great alterative niedi
■ cine and purity tr of the
I blood fs now UH-J by
thousands of grateful
patients, from a 1 pnti
o. r the United States,
who testify daily oti thu
iemrlial)le cu.vs, per
formed by the greatist
of all medicines. Guv
sorr’s E xraact c r V l l.
low D.;CK A>r> Salsa
p a r i l l a, N-n a gia,
Kheuiraii-ni, S-iuful*,
E upuoi s on the -km,
L ver ni-.cases. Fevers,
Ulcer Sores, Affc tioi s
of the ki i; cj a, D -eases
of the linoaf. Female
complaints. I’.this u and
rclii gof il.e t )i-ns and
j>i' ts, are speedily put
to flight by usii g ibis
great ami inestimable
remedy. For all dia*
earesof thj blood noil.-
ing has yet been found
to compare with it. It
cleanses (he bio 1 .f
all impurities, sc's gen
tly ard eflv.Tonll/ cn
the L ver and Kidney",
strengthens the dige<-
lion, gives tone to the
; tjinch,makes the *kiu
clear and healthy, and
restores the Cuustuu
tlon Ci.Lebled by dis
ease or broken down
by the (sc. of
j youth, to pristine vigor
i and strength,
j The Picas, Hotel
; Keepers, Mag : B‘rate-,
| Physicians and public
j men, well known in tin
; community, all add
I their testimony to thu
wonderful tff-cls of this
i grea* 11100 1 Purifie •.