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We are not Alone in this Opinion

1st-They have received the endorsement and ap-
proval of the highest musical authorities, among
whom are Thalberg, Mason, Webb, Root, W.
Mason Bradbury, Morgan, Wilcox, Zerrahn,
Bruce, Satter and Zundel.
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 diplomas have been award
cd 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-one Hundred of their Melo-
deems have been sold, all of which, so far as known
have given entire satisfaction.
We sell all of Mason & Hamlin's instruments for
cash, at Eastern Factory prices.
Harmonium Price List:
No. I. Pedal Bass Organ Harnonium, in Black Wal
nut case, oil finished, $500. This instrument. con-
tanning six sets of reeds two banks of keys, two
forte pedals, swell pedal independent pedal bass
bellows pedal for the performer bellows lever
the back for second person, and twelve stops.
Mo-. Organ Harmonium, in elegant rose wood case
$3.50. This instrument contains four sets of reeds
two banks of keys two forte pedals and eight stops.
No. 3. Organum HarmonUm, in black walnut case,
oil finished, $500. This is the same number 2 with
the exception of the
No. 4. Eight-Stop Harmonium, in black walnut
case, oil finished, $3.50. This instrument contains
four sets of reeds bank of keys, pedals
and eight stops.
No 5. Six stop Harmon;um in black walnut case
oil finished, 5000 This instrument contains three
sets of reeds, one bank of keys and three stops.
ADVANTAGES OF THE ORGAN HARAONE
UNI FOR CHURCHES.
We deem the Organ Harmonium to possess several
advantages over small pipe organs, among which
the following:
1st It's price-being furnished at less than one
half the cost of an organ with the same amount of
power and variety.
I'd The comparatively small size of its case-occu-
plying much less room than organ.
Sd. The fact that it is not affected by heat or cold
change in the weather or temperature.
4th. Its property for remaining for long period in
good tune. This is desideratum in places at dis
lance from organ manufactures.
NIeIodeOn Price List.
No. l. Organ Melodeon, 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, $3.50
No. 3. Double Reed Melodeon, Portable style, with
two sets of reeds and treble forte, $3.50
No. 4. Six Octave Melodeon piano style, with one
sett of reeds and treble forte $3.50
No. 5. Five Octave Melodeon piano style, with
sett of reeds and treble forte, 500
No. 8. Five Octave MeloGeOn portable style, with
sett of reeds and treble forta, $75
No. Z. Four and half Octave Melodeon, portable
style, with sett of reeds and treble forte $50
The 90 TREBLE FORTE STOP, - in these melo-
deems is great improvement, it strengthens the
tone in the treble and makes them capable of
ing tie better advantage, piano music.
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Commercial! School, Dantz,

Commercial! School.-Professor Dantz,
of Fond du Lac, will open q Commercial School
in this city next month. Such an institution is
of the first Importance to suitable education OF
such as desire to become either Book-Keepers
or Business men. No place of any considerable
Importance or size is without such school. and
it becomes the credit of our city to sustain one.
Few men possess higher or more varied qualif-
cations for such post than Prof Dantz, who is
a finished scholar, and equally master of both
English and German. See advertisement in
another column.
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ID / b.

In the city of Watertown, Wis, December 4th,
1860, FRANK HILLYER PRAsE son of Waller and a
Pease, aged years and 10 months
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Falstaf Mastering his Recruit


ted magazine.
''The Cosmopolitan Art Journal"
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In addition the above benefits there will be Civ
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issued in this country 1t is done steel, in fine
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5oxs inches making most choice ornament suitable
Tor the walls of either the library, parlor, office
It's subject is the celebrated of Sir John Fastaf
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1t could not be furnished by the S.
The Art journal is too well known to the whole
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The engraving is sent any part of the country by
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prepaid.
Subscriptions will be received until the evening Of
the S1st of January 1861 which time the books will
close, and the premiums be given to subscribers
No person is restricted to a single subscription -
Those remitting SIS, entitled five memberships
ana 20 one extra Engraving for their trouble.
subscriptions from California the Canadas and all
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For further particulars send for COPY of the ale
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Regular price so cents per number Specimen copies
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Arrival and Departure Of Railroad Trains and
Hour of Closing the Mails.
Chicago and North Western.
GOING SOUTH.
Depart. Mail CEoiss
Day Express 1850 A M III A Il
Accommodation P M
Night Freight 600 P M.
GOING NORTH.
Accommodation 1880
Day Express o;oo 2. NJ r
Night Freight You P ID
Milwaukee, Watertown Baraboo faney'
EAST.
Depart Mail Closes
Passenger 9:2o A. NJ $40 A NJ
Freight 9:oO A M
Arrive from. KGst.
Freight 7:l5 P.
Passenger T:I0 P M
SONG WEST.
Columbus Diuisiong
Depart Nail Closes
Accommodation 7:20 P. NJ. 600 P. NJ
Sun Prairie Diussion.
Depart
Accommodation 7:l5 Pm. 600 p. M
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Rad WAYS RENO VATLNG RESOL VENT
Pnre and Healthy Blood

RADwAYs RENovATING REsoLvENT is the most
positive and thorough cleansing renovating med
icine known to medical science 1t purifes with as
tonishing speed impure and diseased blood and re-
solves away all diseased deposits, whether in the
blood, bones, joints, tissues, &c.
SKIN DISE4SES.-AH eruptions of the skin,
sores, ulcers, tumors letters, cankers humors n
ereal sores, syphilis, bronchitis catarrh diseases Of
the chest and lungs constitutional diseases are quick
ly and permanen emily exterminated from system by
the of Railways Renovating ResoIvent.
TO THOSE WHO REQUIRE PROOF.
SUezng of the Glands, Sore Eyes, Sore Throat terry
Dangerous Cough, Cured by RadCay's
Reddy Reief
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" WATERFOWL REPUBLICAN.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER IA, 1860.

SERTION THE SAME WEEK, MUST BE
RANDED IN BIZ THURSDAY MORNING. IA
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Christmas IN Haterloo.-Our friends In
the thriving and enterprising Village of Water
loo are to improve the Holidays by the usual
Festivities. Amongst these is to be Ball at
the Waterloo House, kept by Mr.. S. Smith
From the highly respectable gentlemen whose
names are on the Ticket, we judge that they
will have a tip top time. We wish them mer-
ry time in the dance, and have no doubt the
gentlemanly Landlord will serve first style
supper. The most truly devout are always the
most social and joyful, even dancing, on suitable
occasions with the ancient worthless, and, with
David, making joyful noise.
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81 E@@ -
sSs-z -k--Aa- g
w h ole sale A gents

For all of Mason Bros. Church Music Books, Glee
Books, Juvenile Books and other musical publications.
Wholesale Agents for ali of Novelties cheap editions
of Standard Oratories, Masses, Organ Voluntaries,
and Catholic Music.
Wholesale Agents for al Episcopal books of Church
Music Wholesale agents for all Sheet Music and In
sruction Books published by the Board of Music trade
Wholesale Agents for
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1860-12-14
SEVEN YEARS
The seven years of unrlvaled attending the
COSMOPOLITAN Art AssOciatiOn.o

have made it a household word throughout every
quarter of the Country
Under the auspices of this popular institution
three hundred thousand homes have learned to ap-
preciate-by beautiful works of their walls, and
choice literature their tables the great benefits de-
rived from becoming subscriber.
Subscriptions now being received in a ratio n
parrlleled with that of any previour year.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1860-12-14

a Ne,0 Cooking StoUe.-H. D. Kusel,
Esq, of this city, has shown what is called
the "Helen Mar" Double Oven Cook Stove,
Patented Feb sth, 1852 1t is adapted to wood
or coal, and seems to be an improvement upon
the best stoves we have seen. Its double oven
is very convenient, and its arrangement gen.
orally seems to be such as to prevent trouble
with ashes, and otherwise to render it very
desirable article Numerous recommendations
from the highest sources indicate that it is be-
coming very popular.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1860-12-14

Then for the first time in thirteen years of anguish
misery and diseas e, felt and comfort pains
aches and nfirmitieS left me, and was again able to
enjoy life. My disease all over my body and thro'
my system. Doctors called it by different names. |
was lame, crippled had breakngs out over my bod
pains and aches in all my limbs, headaches pains in
my stomach after eating, could sleep we'll nor do
anything like a healthy man should do :; in fact was
miserable With the Ready Relief, took
d nII-A
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HoEING.-Dont forget that hoeing--
repeated hocing and string Of the ground
constitutes one of the essentials of success
ful gardening therefore, hoe carly cab
bages, and Lettuces, Caulifower, &c, an
occasional light dressing Hoe the corn
aud potatoes. Keep an eye to the squash
bugs. They will bear close Watching
Lzamine the vines frequently, and de-
stroy the scamps, by soaking hen manure
in water and pour on the vines, it will
drive them away, and add to the growth
sf the vine
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-07-21

WHITE CLOVER IN PAsTUREs.--The
growth of white clover on soils natural 10
its production, may be encouraged and
promoted by a top-dressing of plaster and
ashes Its chief value is for pasture, as
it is of too dwarf growth to give much
of hay crop. A writer in the Boston
Cultiyator says: There is an advantage
Ia pasturing white clover which docs not
strike every farmer. Each joint furnishes
fresh root, (and Of course fresh plant }
whenever such joint comes in close con-
tact with the soil, consequently the more
il is trodden the thicker it will spring up.
Hence one reason why it grows most lux
uriantly near the bars and gateways OF
our pasturers, where cattle often congre-
gate"
Many farmers have observed I.s last
mentioned fact without getting hold OF
the reason thereof. The natural growth
OF various grasses, self sown upon all our
soils, is a matter Of curious interest to the
naturalist and the farmer obseryant Of ma.
tgTD.
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NEW AND SPLENDID ASSORTMENT
CHEAP Go 0DS S.
ar rms CORNER or
Main and no n streets,
b o q M S e &c. u g.,

Do you want sILKsi 60 to BRoWERs.
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Do you want CHALLI DELAiNEsl 60 to BROWERs 3.
Do you wan, TABLE CoVERSl Go to GROWERS.
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DO yeu want SKELETON SKIRTS % to BRoWER's.
DO you want DR.. CUTTERS
sKIRT.sUs PENDERS Goto BRoWER's'
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TIGHT BARNS FOR HAY.-No practi.
cal and observing farmer viii say that
his hay is kept better or sweeter in a tight
barn, than in one which admits some air
between the boards.
Hay will prove musty in very tight
barns unless it has been dried as to in
juro it. In common barns hay that has
had two days drying will keep we'll though
put in Il large NOW, provided that the
air may come in at the sides.
They are not experienced farmers who
double board their barns, or put on clap
boards to make them air tight.-NaSs-
acAuSetls Pyoughntau.
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UNliED STATES
ash Paint and aUhOv,

fl1FE ! e e RING GO.
Atore "1nI Qg3ce " " eorat NJ towA
D. Ruce 81 eus, Nilddph~.
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IJURE WnIe lead French and ame tiean Einc Pairs
NIuduN q tss, tuttv, Chrome Grtrn, * ChtunI
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WASHING hirE Tor Dlueng Clothes pat mp IN sns !
bUN"s tor ErlJil siie~.
EehFutr. 81 trbJ,-Jtn
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BROH.S'S ESSE.NuE Of J.iM4IG4 GINGER
FHEDERiGk BROWN,
ga MIST AyD Dnl,.SaS

.N6rth East Corner cj Chestnut and tjth Srcets,
PHILADELPlliA,
- OLE manufacturer uf iirowu's Essence or jamaica
Ginger, winch J. recognized amt prescribed hy the
Medical Faculty. aud has come the standard Family
Medicine Of Tho United states.
rms Es>, nee i preparation If unusual cNCrsuts
Ia Ordinary oiarrilua inrip"ut cholera, .h0rt IN all
cases Of prustratUa of III" digestive functions 1t l. ut
nrstiuab!- value. DlriIg tn prev acrcc uf epIicIaic
cholera aud Summer uIpaIuts If Children It is p.cu
harry ,hoacious; no family, individual or Traveller
should be without it,
.FOTYCE
To prevent this VALUABLE Essence from being counter
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worthless mutations of lc5-.
Prepared only by FREDERICK BROWN, and for sale
at his Drug On 'niru store, y. H. corner Of rim
an Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
Also for sale b. all respectable Druggists in tic TIM
ted States.
March 10, llUO- Elm
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AGRIU UhTURAL.
NATLs IN ERuIr TREEs.

4 singular fact and one worthy of beiug
recorded, was mentioned to US few days
since by Mr.. Alexander Duke, Of Alber-
marie. lie ed that whilst on visit to
neishbor, his attention was call to u
large peach orchard, every tree of which
was totally destroyed by the ravages of
the worm, with the exception of three, and
these were the most thrifty and flourish.
ing peach trees he ever saw. The only
cause of their superiority known to his
host, was an experiment made in conse
quence Of observing that those parts Of
worm eaten timber into which nails had
heon driven, were generally sound When
his trees were about year old, he had
selected three of them, and drove a ton
penny nail through the body as near the
ground as possible; whilst the balance of
his orchard had gradually failed and
finally yielded entirely to the ravages of
the worms, these trees selected at random,
treated precisely in the same manner, with
the exception of the mailing, had always
been vigorous and healthy, furnishing him
at that very period with the greatest pro-
fusion of the most luscious fruit. 1t is
supposed that the salt of iron afforded by
the nails is offensive to the worm. Will it
Is harmless, perhaps beneficial to the
tree.
4 chemical writer on the subject says;
The oxydation or rusting of the iron
by the sap, evolves ammonia, which, as
the sap rises, will, Of course impregnsto
every part of the foliage, and prove too
severe dose for tho delicate palate of
intruding insects"
The writer recommends driving half
dozen nails into the trunk. Several ex
periments of the kind have resulted sue
cossfully.
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LIGHT STREET STORE.

GREASY Il cos. BULLETIN.
, LII styles Of Guilt Moulding fer Picture Frames By
GREASY * co.
4 LII kinds ef Lumber for sale by
y GREASY {, CO
, Ii kinds Of Carpet for sale by
~ GREASY & co.
ICST received all kinds Of Ladies Dress Goods, by
u GREASY IL co
4 ANT1LlshS, of th1 latest fashions, tor sale by
w GREASY & co.
IRON, Nails and Steel, for sals BY
GREASY & CO
ARBoN OIL f.r sale by
GREASY & co.
tcToNE Coal, for sale by
- GREASY & CO
1 UMBER Of all kinds for sale by
II GREASY & Co
d, Nd kinds Of Good Goods, by
~ GREASY & CO.
Light Street, April !, laC0
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ThJ Dnglnll Painting IL worth
Nh.W TINWAKt, SHOP

MAIN STREET, OPPOSITE THE EXCHANGE.
I HE Undersigned respectfully lnorais his hcuds and
\ ih+ public GENERALLY, that H. has purchased IN
stock ni H. g. AlilidrG, ana opened i NEW TiN. tCrI
WARE AND STREET. IRON ESrABLISuMENT .z.. u
In tn bulIng otIly occupied for that purpose SAs
by t sad Mr. Miiard, whrrc he prepared To cou.
duct tiie business IA all IT'S various branrhr..
TlhWare and House spOuliEg of all kinds made 10 or
der ON snort notice and nj moderate prices.
Also STOVES, ii various stl >. constantly for suIe
X pairing dom 10 order ia 'Iu,k iiis.
" Country produce taken ~ cNohahp' for wo.k.
iHILlF = MOA tR
MAOmshmIg. EthrmarX II. lshi-