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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-04-27
The Southern Reign Of Terror.

Our thanks are due to the American Anti
slavory Society for Tract No. 4, New se-
rios" upon tho "Reign of Terror in the
Slaveholdlng States for lsb9-0o." II is a
record Of outrages committed by the Slave.
ocrats of tho South, during tho past few
months, and shows clearly tho despotism
which prevails throughout that entiro rc.
gion. and which Is sanctioned by tho ma
tiopal Administration. We wish this tract
could be read by every votor In tho land.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
LOOK nERE.

as-DR. n, J. LYONS, the celebrated In
dian Horb Doctor, wishes to have II undor-
stood, once for all, by his patients in and
about Painosviiic and Chnrdon, that he will
continue to visit their respective places
overy mnnth.-G0 634w4
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-04-27

MUSICAL.--The next regular Meeting o
the Geauga County Musical Association will b,
held in Chester, on the first Thursday and Friday
(9d and 4lhl Of May next.
M L. MAYNARD, secy.
Hanbden, April 9th, 1860.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-04-27

ss- The "Wyomings" drew fair house,
As their Concer. on Friday evening last
We hoard out little of their music, yet wero
very we'll pleased with what VIC did hear.--
We believe tho company reside in Mentor,
Lake county,a that this was their first ap-
pearance. The ohordon Band, being pres
ent, contributed much to the entertainment
of the audience.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-04-27

15-A sovore hail storm passed over tho
Southern part Of this County, last Saturday
afternoon, and, In some townships, tho do.
struciion Of property wss very great. Hun
drods of lights of glass were broken by tho
hail stones, somo Of which woro " largo as
hickory nuts.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-04-27

4S-We have received polite invitation
to 60 on the grand Editorial E1cnrsion TO
Baltimore, Washington aud Mt. Vernon,
and sincerely rogrot our inability to do So
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-04-27

ag-Ayres g. Murray are just receiving an
unusually large and expensive assortment
of Now Goods, which will 10 further noticed
next week.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-04-27
DoRTER's CLOTHING EMPORIUM.
SPRING STOCK OF
r e a d y M a d g Clothing
NOW READY.

SPRING STOCK OF
FINE BLACK DRESS COATS.
SPRING STOCK OF BUSINESS COATS.
SPRING STOCK OF
FINE DRESSPANTs.
SPRING STOCK OF
NEW STYLES CASHMERE PANTS.
SPRING STOCK OF
NEW STYLES SILK & SATIN VESTS.
SPRING STOCK OF
CASHMERE & BUSINESS VESTS
SPRING STOCK OF soFTHATs.
SPRING STOCK OF
NEW STYLES DRESS HATS
SPRING STOCK OF FMEN', & BOYS CAPS.
SPRING STOCK OF
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS
SPRING STOCK OF
PATENT SHOULDER SEAM SHIRTS
SPRING STOCK OF
RUBBER COATS & PANTS.
Thankful for the very liberal patronage Of the
lsst six years. we have determined 10 merit not
only u continuance, but u
Large Increase of Business,
by furnishing for the inspection of our patrons
A Very Large Stock and Complete AS
sOTtment
OF oil articles usually found In
A First. Glass Clothing and Hat Store,
and at the
POSSIBLE CASE PRICES,
at the
EMPORIUM CLOTHING RooMS,
wILCOx's BLOCK.
L. A. PORTER.
Painesville, April, 8, 1860. SS4ms
lNRESH and WATER LIMEat
April 18th, ls6a lss
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-04-27

G5-Soe Advertisement of Sanford's Liv
or lnvigorator and Family Ca,bartic Pills
ia another column.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-04-27
ScbooI Examiners, Notice.

School Examiners' Notice.
The Board of School Examiners, Of Geauga
County. will hold their next meeting, on Satur-
day, the 5th Of May, 1860, at Chardon. The
' J. o. woRRALLo, Clerk.
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Frozen Limbs.

Keep away from the FIRE; take the frost out in
snow or ice water, then wrap them up In Oint.
ment Renew the Ointment once in l2 hours;---
they will cause no pain nier the lros is out, and
will ba sntireIv well in few DIVA
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Bronchitis and Asthma

are cured by DR.. Tasks Magnetic Ointment
and even Consumption has, in number Of cases
been cured.
Read advertisement in this pafer. 52sm3
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-04-27
MARRIED..

MARRIED,
In Ilnmbden, on the 25ih inst at the residence
Of the brides fnther, by the Rev Il. G. Birge,
MIR. z. X. HICOK and Mss G. r. BlRGE, both
OF Hamhden.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-04-27
Burns

are essed OF all pain 10 a very few minutes, and
heal without scar. 1t isa sovereign remedy for
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-04-27
Croup or Rattles.

For this dangerous disease the Magnetic oini.
ment may be relied on as an unfnllins remedy, II
applied in seasOu. Apply prOfuscly to the throat
and chest and heat In.
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"The roo,sand leaves will be for the healing Of
APPOINTMENTS.

DRR ] LYONS, tho celebrated indian Herb
- Doctor, can be consulted at the following
places every month, during lS59-60:
Cleveland Office 1874 Superior street.
Office days in Cleveland, as follows ;-lst, Cd, llth
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-04-27
dttby human Blood upon being
A NJ Ally Z E D

always presents us with the same essential ele-
men;s, and gives, oil course the True Stand~
ard. Analyze the Blood of a person suffering
from Consumption, Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia,
Scroiula, &C.. and we find in euery ,nstaScs, GER
tain deficiencies in the red gobuIes Of Btood Snp-
ply these deficiencies, aud you are made we'll
The Blood Food is founded upon this Theory
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FIVE PREPARATIONS

adapted to The deficiencies of the Blood in differ.
ent diseases. For Coughs, Colds, Bronchi-
tbs, or any affection whatever Of The 4 hrOat or
Lungs inducing Consumption, use No. /,
which is also the No for Depression OfSpir-
Complaints arising from OVer-Use, Gener.
nj Debility, and NERVOUS PRosTRAToH. No2.
for Liver Complaints, No. for Dnspepsia. Beipg
already prepared for Absorption il is Taken by
Drops, ond carried Immediately into the ciIcu-
lation, so that what you gain you retain. The
No. 4 is for FEMALE IRREoULARIFTs. Hysteria,
Weaknesses, sc. See special directions for
this, For SALT Rheum, ETuptions, ScRoTu-
Lows. Kidney. and BLADDER CoMPLAIsTs, Inks
No 5. In all cases the directions must be slTictly
followed Price of the BLOOD FOOD 81 per
bottle. Sold by CHURCH & DUPONT,
No. 400 Broadway, New York.
For saie by A. Cook, Chardon. and by all 10
speetable druggists throughout The country
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9r. 6nfelanS's berHbu1tes
hri1t nrnnhIfM nfr

f1f 0NNNHthf 49,
2eberbtf4rerbtn, DtspepFt unb @tlblu dt, GrpnI
f&e roer neroSie S6wd6en, Observation-Disclosures
Inb aae Rranfbeiten, ipel@e Bot 1erbprbenem M a.
gen pber Der 2eber tntlfeben.
SS.&e ais YtrRUpfun8 tnnsrll&. 5%suurtOsn, Nnbran9 bss
SIu:es rad benz Rppfe. Sdure TN Mastn, 5erasrenatn, Sob.
keennsn. 9ppetttIUFatett, S6pere TIM MsEen, S&wdde unb
Efss @sfa9l I'm Rassn nab untsrIsib. S&Uersr atbsm
SerstIppfen, S9u oAt br Iussn, Glsdsn tn btm @tF6f
Stt5sr unb RsYfi4mtrs.n, HtfSwsrbtn bstn Ntbn.a. StIS.
gerben Der 5aut nnb ausen, SsttsnRstsH, S&mers,n In
@lden nnb ben @ltsbsrH, 5tst TIM RSpf xnh Bremen In
Uletf1, Sdr8t9tett unA NteSsretlhldatAbtt
Die Gtsenttamer e%ntpittIsn btefe @isbtsiu BET anfmsrffant-
Iet sss YubIttums. fer ~lSsrieast BON BEN gD.rtb uub bar
an8eneRsHGftt ~berfsIttn fur cue etbsn, Tpfir fe s~srftbtaA
%trtpfpbIen rtrb. IS TT btss ftin nsrts unb unsepraftts
NfttttI fsnsesn etnes, bas felt 10 SdbrtH bic pflfaus Ssr htra
antrttantf6er Drlit ~btfanbtR Bat unh btHtn Ruf Hth @se>
tauf bs test mod tsn fttn.ra Hatsrn erret9t purte. Die
8flsntfst wtlbs bsrhbrnte unb auSeeIttpHets Asrttt un6 Yrt-
SntperfCnen aus allen 2pttltn btsftS eanbts 81 @unRtn 9tttn
Gften tns ~unesbeusrs unb stus staau. Dur<fdne bt sni6sr.
ITO son bsnt @tgtnttiner publttirtsR alntand&s, rtl&tn Der.
ltlbe hntntssltlt& 6ur2 BITE u tntta ~1trtteilsn Iabt ntuf dRt
ben llrSIdu6tafsn IbtrsGH0tH, sds httfet Bttters niTfIt& bi
9sritptb'st S~erbtsst, rstI&t IS tsIanst BAT.
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Singers SSGbm,nibtmc.
auT rem alien YlaBe
I 9 < mn 7 81 S1ttrmi

Ole G6neicer teF9cr Stabt, iope ale 4crioHen, pel@e ene
suite q GHma q inc gu baten wiuiAen, iplGeu f6 cinnern,
r8eub etne anbere, utb 10 au4 ;~wetmal 10 Wei @eGb
nbrin9t. @ide8 nlatt uniere Dtai@tnen gu cen tilli9=
ten, weIdbe in Wt1Fte in6. Wetr ais 60OO baoOn fuo aIeil
III bsli8er Stdot III Operation All 9bdeH, 29eiten lmb @oIen in6
9aben tbre G8ner oeer bic bamit atkettel: III ben Gtapb 9eiest, f6
nthr G5ao 81 eriparen, o8 ibpcn oiefe5 ami 1uoetem @Se9e mG9.
u5 1T. Nle, welGe cine Der DC hen 0&bmai 6inen, Sic
III Gebraud ino. GaGtn mtdtcn, iouten in unierer Office!
go. 1859 8altimpreltra6e
%ppllprc1en. nc @ebraudS- Nnmciunaen Ill beutidcr, euQlI6cr,
~rGn5rii0er mb ipanlfher Spra1e 81 BADEN in6 rnb NO lr Sc.
u tdetne Wtai2inc tauft, alf %ccric0cn arbeiten tcrncu.
SbiGt mad etlent Grcnlpar bon Stu9T'8 Gabmaidintlz Set
An8. Iae Ntai6neit lrtreen elm gauges Sabr naH ibrem AntauI
oUn ms lit pcQer Sronun9 unb Geparattou 9ebaltcu.
GSb28,iD W. &. YrObcrtG, Ngent
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DR.. Hufeland.
0alfdr1i1her Cordial

fur L&n.at 5sFlnRB SVn Puhtn, Grtdltun8, SaFutnitn, 4Eda-
ne, @sulsn sails unS Observation-Disclosures, ansssbruns uul
icenn Hp& nbsltt, Or, .lsruus fir ale an hitjeF Rranftet
9~eitente, fsitf In bn lsSttn Sfdtttn.
0tefe ~teratnts Yrepateti0u III eIet& Ssa 5ttterH s~ustrIsT.
fG. - Gs tR far cine Rldfe BON Rranitt ten beHtnamt, ts
Gl8tmtiatr unb akfdbrltStr ais aIs anhsrt ttnsn btt BtrsA.
nr bteftS eanbe& #nsrwDrftn Nhb - RrdnEbeitt Ate SpH Il.
ar tletntn &rfGttuNd %terrlbrta. Or. Bill, ttsTs evRt dr,t.
DC auttortdt fats: SD ntl nt6t b~ttaapttH, has ,Rnlt"
tr une IT, mos st' ptff unA bss selbt GteGtr far BITE YtwSto
fR uNs JfrduibsItsn BON srb5trtr Gsf&trltSlett unb u.ssr
G%terBtfdqe ~lnfabrtl,
Cine lptltert probe Der tHtitBlt&sn g.fastIi8fit Der WA
timer fistntn Grtdltuns tntfstenbsn RTdufttttsa adat E6 Ia!
ttnsht Sltf uber ratftbfnst auF san @ettGten bes SbtlaesIs
MISUNDERSTANDING satnpnhnent Eahsge. Srssbtnt sEI.
idSslrbta d%uetfaHHi t'as Ter 8~eiunbsnsW 5tGbts bsr unIps Ia
iRint hR HnhRnfI N
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s@s. MDrOliOe GentgnlJGiienbabu ssSasaz1az
SsS ~gSerGnberter Tabrplan. EszzSEz
Sad, bem Meffeu unp Norben.
GpmmersU abrptan .

GpmmersTaDrpEah.
@On lest au werten taelid bret 3asf auf bielsr Balm In nadN-
Ssr 9Sftu 4 eebt tdeltG Omit &usnatrnet es Srnnta8D INT
8 lGr 80 @hH. alSrqena al na6 g%tttsbnss @btsaaS sisSsianH,
SsfeuS. @beniD rad @lrtsra, Buffalo unb Canada. gtad @m-
%ntittsbura, gprf, Q~antafer, Seating, ppttSstGe, Owings, WStuS,
SedterStpwn ump Wtandefer, Sub. WaG @bamberS6HT8' Gar
lSle unb 6aeertpwn G
Der Grprt6ane eebt td9lih unt 5 lib. 80 Naiauten ndb
8ufala ,tb BEN @Grben ba Canada nnb naA ptitSbuEg ue Dem
gtprOmrnen.
Waa SIC 10 grt tint $50 Ilore. nit 'nur stne'i 9orrth-
ne6fel, 70 biate Mhe auf sber. anbera 8abn.
Der SdrrtSburaS pmpbGttD On 8 s3h 9 9ept Tag"
lid (Gpnntd18 discretionary I'm 400 9tahnitta9S ab.
@e%ifeuse snn ssGitin8tpn unb 6era Saeen, Eel9f NIT penn
2uae ut $40 DtprgenS, p6er 800 Na9nttta98 bter dntDit<
men, fnSer 8~efSrberuns nit bet 8uaet bieier gabn.
QGg- gDegen 5abrbtaetS "o A. gT1, 9eg aver III S SeFt Az wren
station " Gle ppn Calvert uub Brdufitnitr9 Al nenbeh.
- IKE Spbn, Z. Rt9nep,- Ahtf-
g 6 svorner @iQet.Nocnt Sfuli29,iI
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Hielt iapisn artgfn II, haB bttndtt Der 4. Xtti alsF GlssES
IesE IL steltln eanbt turb d~sssetruna stsurfa&t wsFbta, ebs
SeitPtn gGn zen 5Aetrtt6tn anberh aetbsu. tie sea ssass
sftdsen Gts~:.ua4 btrbslatfHtrf wsrArs
G6Vtt ruert @shrntbett uno menn TOR an elmer GrfSlhna BET
Stuf ceer 2unge leieet, tdufet etne Sdfbe SUn S ufeld ub,s
gdllatntf6ent GCrctaf unb tbr tSnaet auf fGere @enefuns redytrn.
beIeu1t.
9uiel fcnmt aber ntanGnidl bpn S%crbUrteHenn W1aeen, In ipd.
diem 5ile cas- vDculfde 9itterS" eebrauGt merSen fDlte. Sn
6dlen Sn etrcm dnSauernorn Suaen terriitrenbtr S6wdde unb
MblpaHnune hes aar3cn Gpferts Nib man eds 8ttters Urn ars6em
N Ben fn6en.
6afelbe wirb etnais BET Or. 6. N. SafTUn, 4ss @r&hr,
YctlatePbta, Serfertt8t uno e taaen. GrASstfea uutsSlSrebalterR
burb bic Ser. St1dten perTauft,
preis IS q enttsbte GlalMfI
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Miienbnh,te1t e.
gSener nno mtdbtt0er Gnbrplan.
4lfesa Na6 6ern @eiten ut0 SiiOen. k4s
QnI+fN@o~n. rt4tN GS;fs..h

OWARNtNVEG IA ~DtU~@ VuV
In unS nad benz 80. SUIT 1860 eeten bic 3ase we fplet:
Qpn @amben -Statipn Baltimore: Der @0Rsu8, SpnntdgS
nus8eupntten, TIM s ltr 80 Winuten 8prstttagS unb Der g..
prtB5u9 un A rbr Nttnuten Nadmtttn9S 8etbe 3ige eeben
rad ausn G0eiItn bes Wffsu5 rnb 9Grp- g6efens In ttretter
Qtnie.
Sir WegsTa6agiere.
gfad dgen 9unttrn 3wtIAen Baltimore unb 9tetmUnb netns
man ben 8 ltbr 80 win. Grmttta8 BUG. MaA aatn Duuitet
spnGen @rrtterlaae u16 2btseltn8 rmp Smtfaen GrdftUl un6 Yar-
~fers6ure ben A nbr Wttnuten-8u bon Baltimore.
Der SrebertfzI recommendations 3ua
Serldst Baltimore fir Greterif NIB Bic btswiiden ltenen6eu
pldbe tGelth I'm A ltGr Is Ninuten 9ld8nittdqS, nit Nusndbme
bes Sprnta8s, unb erretdt 6reberi6 NM III. 30 O9. MberbS; ser,
ldBt Bet Der NI6febr Jreoesf UNI 9 ubr 0prmtttaoS uub lanai
In Baltimore i'm 10 II. 80 SD. Wittagsan.
Der Gltcptt8= NRtll8=g Accommodations 3ua
Ssbt tdsH& NIT @asnabns tes SCnnta8S wts fOt9t:
UerldBt SGntoenNdttpn nm 30 W}pr9ens uno It., 4. 20 Jadnt.
gca GlieUtt's WttIs UNI 7,45 WiOrsens, $50 1t Gao No1m.
gtad QSaIbin8tplt unD beln Siiben
9e9en bic 8G8e UNI 4,25 ut0 $40 @~Urnttttn9s. fpwie I'm IS unt
4,20 NddmittrBs.
Ia Spnatp Unit 4,25 DGSrsenS.
Son WaIGington
nm 6, &c anc Z 80rrnttta85 unO 20 imb 5. so Na6nt.
&nt Spnhtas nur gd6nitta8s I'm 800
Ser Smette unb Sterte BUG SDn Baltimore ur6 gDaI6ttatpn Or.
binpcn f6 nit Ben 8isen Der NnuapptS Batu.
Ser ;weHe unb brittle Bug BAIT auf ben 8Uildentattpnen
ear We8fn Gtfet8, Mu$funft, TaGrt u. (. 10. nente man I'D
an s. 8. Gn9l9ub, &9ent an Der 3itetsSfFce Gan,penz
fiti1t. 20 nj. prescott Smith
9ranSppcthtipn&netfer Baltimore.
6. so. Gplt, G3snerdlz gtleterr, (Nfut6,f0
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rTtWecuHNen.
0ermanta Observation-Disclosures
OefeHfhaft
II E 10 81 T

M. 4r III Wew Oorf. .st Hx
Sdar ein9e3abltes Gapi9al $500, 900.
Der nntersstfnete 1T nun berett, @nntclOun0en fir bteIe Gelea.
IGat anSunebmen.
Sbre @sI&dfts befs6en In 6ernnseu'
@lterS5V eFt0tgun8en @usfeuer.@erft6 etum-
zen uo Gttbrfnten.B etrdgen t#H
I9ttt9 ytSAent Ss sansea Nastns UsrOen uuter BITE
p@ernlanta 1eben8<S erltderut98 g. g IeuIdaft"
# bauptid3a8 fir bic beutf1e 8eS6lferuns Ser Ser.
Staatfn %8egran6et tpprben. Stre Dtrtt tCren uub Beanie
NtnO NIT neHtgen Nusnabnten. Deutf6e. S9re SUleen ub
fatf. " '"'' " "''V Sp'u~t
SIS II Ste etastgs etbens-gttfi6erunss.@e.
pteten %eeItidben Gteratter bat
Q &c SCrgUrat' &C. uGS 9trettOrsn tn Sen. goft fnb:
4. y. @mftnd, Nus. Belmont, Slaac Berubeimer, Carl Nrets
ing, q. G9drlter, 6. @Obfr. @iniGer, 3 S. 6artt 9pnis Cson
S Sas o &aSp, g. @;.5 &auss' Peter Sautt, @aft. antter s. sarSSus,
@0fe. Wlor s&dier. 8. Is. Sdereler, Sci. eeltortarn. q 81
stiasnp CD. y. b 9ea0t. 2osis u, son SuffmdnnS, David nS gpSP.
lertetn, Sernb. g9eiternlann, SUtu gDehfaQ, 80. g. gGbjtnsn'
YtGftbent: SMsp @eien6un6. "7'
WtSt5grattb. un6Setr.' Sriebr. GdbpenSler.
Nl8 gparO Of Difference fir Baltimore
fnS fOleente Serrsn sen tenen be nit y b~e;eidneten onA c,o4.
ST.. 81. e6unader, ''''''' mo t Sq. g 90 @,f
" Mebt' Gehr,* - gBn. 6. g(oSnsr, r-
- QDerner DrsGl, X =, Sacob gnSNIms
- 6dntlton CATER, y , G. %. @etffsr '..
- @br. 6tntt6S, x gReber Stsin
" Sernt. BON 8dpF , 60. ltbrIouS
- Senrs Dietridb 0lcEs gRiisSsrfer,
Oieie Tereen germ bereit fetn, Iber bic 3uSerldfTateit Ser Cp.
leal6att @ustunft su 8eten, Ia linen bic @inF6t IN h bic sigsr
~eerfelben gu ieber Belt fret fe6t. W. 0"Nt'
Applltanten pprt Nal6in9tpn ltnb ol8 iroerb
etnenl 3Geile pe8 Staate8 Morb[oub
moOsT f3 birtft al mid member, um lire ge6ensve rifhsrto, >,
bewertteligen, pp"""s 8"
oess. 90. SlbUIpb @nsler, Wasnt.
f&us30,iO ~F"'
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MEClANICS SlV INGS BANK,
~unt8eiU8en mad benz ncuen @eb6ute Der Baltimore 8anf,
@de bon Baltimore. unb St. Yaulnr.
Spbt g. OrnDcS, Yrdlibcnt.
Otreftpren:
@nt. y, Sarrtien, Sob 30. Qrpub, Seln IPurphh,
8r, N. Wppoltee, Spbn Wtprrpm, Sam. 6uf,
sSanes gturra9' mob 8tron8, q y. Oputb,
Stol8e W09ers' Wdles gSbue, Slat @cttrel,
SnS 2S' 9toB'. y. Yeales Neeie, Geo Sc. Sdie.
Suele Sant lit td9ItG BON 10 bis i llr fir bcn Gmrforo nra
Oeppften lmb IuSSabEuna ben @cIbern often.
Seo BON 1 E9H. aufparts. tann bnterIegt werceu. Ole SntcrcToa
Getra9et bter YrO5eat per Sobr uno wtrb auberbeni BON bef
leberl9us ale 5 Sabre cine Grtras NtOieenbe untcr Sic 0eppTtcrea
pertDeiIt. ~
SiIime1t ron tr9eno etuerh Setrd0s rerSen bon S.eipbue1
S9ealNatten cccr allsdatonen eat9e9cn9enoptneH.
Serbetrotbee Srauen unS WircCribrioe fSnnen @clo in ibreRt
el9enen gtanien Seprntren Nnp bIettt bafebc au8i6lr6lt6 su ibrT
t9enen &erfG0uua. iii
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1860-12-28
Music Dealers, Teachers

Churches, and purchasers generally throughout the
Northwest, should call before purchasing else
where. Other Melodeons may be offered lower, but
remember that the best is the cheapest in the end.
We warrant every MASON & HAMLIN'S instrument
to give perfect sfacton. If it does we will re-
turn the purchase money. All instruments carefully
packed and delivered free of charge at any Railroad
depot, wharf in Chicago.
We the sole agents for the sale Of Steinway Sons
CELEBRATED GOLD MEDAL PIANOS,
Now all the rage in New York. T. Gilbert & Co.'S
Grand ParlOr, Square, and Eolfan Pianos,
The durability and excellence of which are atested
by more than Seren Tdousa and Families il which they
used.
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Rotary Valve saxhorn.
Best French. German
Bell up and Bell up or
over RUqr : y n II Tlar

The . Bell up and over, a clsss of horns that
by avery simple contrivance can be used either way
FoR BAND OF Ten MEMBERs-2 fiat Sopranos.
fat Sopranos, sometimes called Tenors), Altos
Baritones Bass, Contra Bass.
For A BAND OF TwELvE--Add to the above list 70
ten Z fiat Soprano, and Contra Bass.
For A BAND OF EIGHT.-Omit from the above list
for ten Alto and one Baritone.
Where set of Saxhorn are bought at once amount
ing to $3.50 over, Root & Cady make discount of
ten per cent All the foregoing Instruments they
" warrant except the German If warranted Instru-
ments do not give perfect satisfaction, they may be
returned exchanged
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1860-12-28

Fire-On Thursday evening, between
eight and nine o'clock small tenement own
ed by German named Schroeder was destroy
ed by FIRE Contents mostly saved.
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We are not Alone in this Opinion.

1st-They have received the endorsement and ap-
proyal OF the highest musical authorities, among
whom are Tha1bers, Mason, Webb, Root. " +.
Iasoh Bradbury, Morgan, Wilcox, Zerrahn,
Bruce, Satter andZundel.
2d-They have received FIRST PREMIUMS in
every instance where exhibited in competition with
others not less than twenty of which, consisting of
gold and silver medals and dipOmas) have been award
ed during the past three years.
3d-Upwards of three hundred Churches have al
ready been furnished with Harmoniums all of which
as far as known, have given entire satisfaction
4th-UpwardS of Forty Hundred of their MeIo-
deems have been sold, all of which, SO far as known
have given entire satisfaction.
We sell all of Mason & HamIin's instruments for
cash, at Eastern Factory prices.
Harnion5un, Price List:
No l. Pedal Bass Organ HarTnonium, in Black Wal
nut case, oil finished, $500. This instrument CON
tanning six setts of reeds two banks of KEYS two
forte pedals, swell pedal independent pedal bass
bellows pedal for the performer, bellows lever at
the back for a second person, and twelve stops.
No 2. Organ Harmonum, in elegant rose wood case
$3.50 This instrument contains four setts of reeds,
two banks of keys, two forte pedals and eight stops
No. 8. Organum Harmonium, in black walnut case
oil finished, $500. This is the same number , with
the exception of the case.
No. /. Eight-stop Harmonium in black walnut
case, oil finished, $3.50. This instrument contains
four sets of reeds bank of keys two forte pedals
and eight stops.
No. 5. Six stop Harmonium, in black walnut case,
oil finished, $500. This instrument contains three
sets OF reeds one bank Of keys and three stops
IL - ~ 4 > CT Il OIaE-i-' II AAACA4-
UN FOR CHURCHES.
We deem the Organ Harmonium to possess several
advantages over small ppe-organs, among which are
the following:
1st. It's price-beng furnished at less than one
half the cost of an organ with the same amount of
power and variety.
ID The comparatively small size Of its case-occu-
pying much less than an organ.
Sd. The fact that it is not affected by heat or cold
change in the weather temperature.
4th. It's property for remaining for long period in
good tune This is desideratum in places at dis
lance from organ manufactures.
MeIodeOn Price List.
No. 1. Organ Meodeon, with two sets of reeds two
banks of keys and four stops, 5000
No. 2. Double Reed Melodeon Piano style, with two
sets OF reeds and treble forte, $50
No. ,. Double Reed Meodeon, Portable STYLE with
two sets of reeds and treble forte, $3.50
No. 1. Six Octave Melcdeon piano style, with one
sett of reeds and treble forte, F. $50
No. 5 Five Octave Meodeon piano style, with one
sett of reeds and treble forte, 500
No. 6. Five Octave Melodeon, portable style with
one sett of reeds and treble forte, SIS
No. I. Four and half Octave MeIodeon, portable
STYLE with one sett Of reeds and treble forte 500
The - TREBLE FORTE STOP,''in these melo-
deems is great Improvement, it strengthens the
in the treble and makes them capable of execut-
ing tie better advantage, piano music.
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ia Two car loads of Provisions, con-
tributed by the citizens Of Oakland: Lake Mills,
Aztalan, Milford and Koskonong, for the suffer
ers in Kansas, were shipped from Fort Atkinson
last week
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1860-12-28

Getting Interesting. : TIE County Seat
controversy in Dodge county is already waxing
warm. Horizon is making herself heard in the
matter, and proposes if the county buildings
can be located at that place, 20 give a bonus Of
two acres Of land upon which to build them, and
S25, coo for the purpose of their erection This
is considerably better than the offer made by
Beaver Dam. Fitch. of the Fox Lake Gazetts,
also takes hand in the fight, though it is not
clear what he wants, except that Beaver Dam
shall not be the lucky winner. The Fox Lake
people, we have no doubt: prefer having the
county seat remain where it is, rather than
have it 60 to Beaver Dam. It is very natural
that they should.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1860-12-28

Ma The removal of Mr., Gill from the
Office of Superintendent of Schools by the Com
mon Council year ago last summer, cost the
city S94,80. An order for that amount was
drawn on the city general fund, at the last
meeting Of the Council, in full for the expenses
attending the litigation of the matter in the Su-
preme Court
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1860-12-28

IA We are told that the county tax
in this county is six thousand dollars less this
year than it was last