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Evmr un.frAnF HosrrTAL
n oom-ssO. WITH rus A~r,
rvExx sUPFLy or EzDsos sFu.zs uAD.
10 I'm Aktx. suouzo Rave

HIBBARDT WILD CHKKRY BTrrms.
n, r nors p.s.,.s,s ~. - - rsa WA -
s.svu n svsu 1920, bsVsr psrposa. Fer ~
-. ~ v,.k. dssfi.ssS ss,yris-..t soid,su. ths
- vtns srs ~ - u,-f.i - -
VIVID uHKsRy BtrTws.
ons hosy't.i u wsshs-xts- hes erssrel r,ns tss
- r-aenss' sn1 al shoehs e -. Ia ~ hr.sehss
y Ne s,rv.ss I, land q -
n WILD USnHH RrrfHns \ q, srusss 4
ss.t v.ios ~ t--po<t.ps> so.h<-i.s ~ virtn~ 4
atouin, I'm N povw ~ e.imt.s trrit.tss. snN =
rsni-hins rsrvuz ercit.hnttp. Ths ss.>n- aeriv>1
uum n. o.. ~ psr-eu- snbc>s VII vsrsos ais,s-
.-hcr tnsi q hss povrr W. -,sss uh.- 80 q -
m-..~- o. huHss I'm s,d sithsugb thsrs + ~
.spsty u .otas- 30 v,rs svps.rs sron ths esrtaa
s~A- fosisvins- eivsrsty IN ~ -ssuis> v-riey q
sur~L rs rs>son \. thsa Ms srvpsrstisn a Wild
UBHRRy. h.s . Sp.stss ss1 ssrt.sn sctis. 49, ~
Lyw snA otnss digestive srr.cs - thsf ths ~.us
= se<acp q ~ liver h es.sr.nv IN e>n~s a a.
sas.s o. o,s - " nrss wnpso~.-. vhsths n ~ ~
rv-.r sr,-sns iron H. va.. a prups hn.ry rssr,-
Nor aunsttoosi s>r.,s-.>-A o. ers>.is d,s.--s b.
-ather ca~.- ths mrrun en- . 80. s,h ssrt.is r.
,eayt o. vbsshsr ths di-ss, srt-- trom suaaa. ar
,sfs~nrnt asyrnuss. q -psrt>S Z. ~ tsipt,,- .,s
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sps- o. s.nrrsaa
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..- 49, -. .,--.--- ""ea0-'
70 oe.o tdnt-
=. ene ~ Is rmpsinees a.
-, g. 49,. of the.. B,tts...
Tn~v are uiss lnvsiu.sis In an biluoos com pissp,.
,ooe a. Fever ss1 Agus. Jaundies nilisus Cola.
-s....-.. ~ Dv~~,ss .o,,-.,.,,.s =, s,s,s.~
.At-n.
IN 49, v'n c-..s rAshAr"s o. vm
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Us>ss sssns ne" ~.ssss .asoa's efes
eom.ss &c
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.-ry,.sAL ss-p unso.1ins n. Hvus. srnuI.t,,.
es s.ssss ~ - - ss.'Av go
s SO w "a 1880. q 1910 ~. .'. ..
-.... -
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s -. .ss.s..s s.'s g. r.u.v. ..s ...,.. 49,.
pvnths eropss-e s''tin'-asis.
nr. n y. uD'-Azss
oe~ ss-- ~ s.ss Ne .sdiei.s vhiss
-. 900 rs,cnms,s 70 tss vubl,s q. . $50.
or rBBvoUs wxAxNss snh GENERAL on
NIFTY. q b - sxo-iisnA sxtSeis, WIN sdspssS 4.
.a.rS rras>f IN susk easss, q vsn A IA .,-
senerh heaim-
I'M, Cxwux tP,rsssas vvrvs.ssn~, N. .
r,esrdsS ~ " rro. ma v.iuaha,
80 D. -1.t,y>. s,S thrr,s,r, -
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.s8sEAs GREAT 81.
NPRC'll7lONA,.


'Tsn him 70 tshs tis vitoesl away directly
ssid my guardian 70 the el-rk. in exu.m. dis
gust, ''and ask him what he means by bdag-
ing such fellow ~ thst 4"
Ny guardian then took me into his own
room, and while he lnnchsd. standing, from .
sandwich box and . p okst aass u sherry (hs
sesrsd 70 buIly his vary sandwich 40 he a..
T. inforrnsd ne whst srA5g-msnts he bad
made fur ne. Z uAs u 60 10 BArnard's Ion I"
tol opn. er + caste rom, here q - b, a
been s.ht IN tor my aconnmdda ion I -. .,
rsua q vfta yoons NJ ) o k.t snt,l Monday,
on n hsay -ss 1, ~ witn h,m 20 /. q. a, /,
hoss. o. q Writ uat eisot ~ bov I ik.a
Aeoi We 'o'd vs.' my ajo ~sncs wu 10
be " wss ve'y lBsrsl us-su1 h. n, ,,.,,
70 m, from one OF nv gu,rdisns craven. In.
csrds o. c.rt.in ,r.dss n-u vim whom 4 ..
b. deal f,f al kiods ~ oio hsa. ard soob a h.
thihts 80 c uls In r.aaop want .Yot. -,
q ycss c'sdit good NJ PIP" said nv ep.r
dian, vhose h,sk I shsrr, snslisd 4.
vhol. e.shfut as he has lily rsrs.bsa hin
''but .h,i nv Ibis MEANS % .rla a. .
your bills and 10 pull you Cd VI fod Won
outrunnisg tbs constable. or course You'll no
wropg scmsho ., cat that. no fault al mi n I"
Afpsr I had poadsr.d a little ov,r this en-
coufsgicg s,ntitneot, I asked Me-. Jag9ars n I
could s.nd for q coach7 lie sid it wa NOT
WIN unha was ~ near my de tiaation I.
Wsmm'ok should walk round with me, II |
pls-sed-
tssn found that wsm nick vm Oh, CLARK 4,
the rextroom. Anpthsr clerk ~as rung do Or
tfom 40 taus 20 AXE bis place WI |. be- wa,
out, snd scc mp med h,p into toe ,,r.,
att ,bskinR b.Lds 81 h ny ,uaroisn W
fcon q nav set or p opis Ia gsuDg utsIde. but
Wsnm Oh msds . az a nnnS thsm by ssv,os
cosily, yet oscttvsly, tell you lee no us,
he vvn't have void 10 say 70 ons OF Won .,
ard We 90 q gjt ear u toem and went on
side by aide.
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r LIQUOR sloRE FIR SALE CaEAP-
EeRl s5 par @osih ss,h y. pSes sesa ~ s
RtJsaU. n.y. y v, Y. TIIVas psS IVA "a.
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RADwAYs READY RuLIHF

have conuiited . s.rious mistake. For tNi rem.
,dy, esy asos s%os -: The tro -tli P-,y ut sea
bs, Tylbus TYPHOID ara ali 81 or malignant dis
tasss- L.t ths Govern mott snppl, eysEr nihtsry
fept ~ ene amp tnt Nith Rad ay's Read Rs,ief
No ffosne q . serious nst-re I'll prsssh Every
yolun ietr eh uld prsv de- tbsmse TN fev b.f
nso this rern sdy. Will oteot q, Asair Il ,ud-
pan atssohs Il Ne mss me igusas discfdsn, and VII
In all ca % Of sfeAa. o. psaiis Q oaIe.
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IN. VIEW YORK ILLUSTRATED NEWS Of hi.

Ee,k ays
10 afsrrner numNsr, Q reminded them thai ths
Fla ybiop Of q o Preach srmy In ha S.ia kaA
mfie Q les thsP auY sensr dlvl. on, beosu Mar
E- pfovin y, ns fer m. II. % 70 these nsces-
F.iies every 50 diet vi edo sm.n qu.nII Of tbsa
he will net oniy DERIVE actual beusht dpirs the
o.mp.tsn n. bot VIII esssps m.ny seu,s o. pain s.d
tunstirf ffem heuma 10 sffeo,ions Ia sft,r life.
.Louid b. .u ,ye The IiIb,s contest IN which ear
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sBIRRINa

E0B LIvERPOOL-OLD Black sfsn
- y Inc ne Psni.t ship SOUTH aMPrCN. lsytnx
pfTON, f7tr JUDY. Orsfts on nal a -
wILIIl ~ sdGIor. % tuitn. a 'sss ss.sfsS
NOiICK TO PASSENGERS To Lryxn-
wool ana Lsusou. A. persons sosA<ins pa.aSs 4
nc sS.'s pos.. &c, arc ses sssyso By ~ ss.s
date is coi rssty inser.sd IN u. aoiss . -. -
sot all within two dsu u de data bentioc,1 q -
tioket, Tie hooa II entitled 10 rsoryt 30 o-.sl. -
dsy oompsn.shop and full Gard Par ss1slznss =
oe'sninS rsnr." Appiy to % ers"nstos 4
SIEAM wEEKLY BETWEEN
new YOsK AND LIV-RPOOI.
rppSnlpps Ma ,mbAikinx Passengers at oUIKns.
III liverpool New YORK ard Phil.deIph,. st....-
~ ~ &c I bqih Iron stn-nsA ip. q. fo.iows-
Sasaisdif0S; s:,s a., ':s.
snd On syj Saturday. :, ncor :& f:- 4. NJ NJ.
v. RATES OF PAssA7R
srrvydo,v 20 10 SOo........,....'S q
DO To- 1oii,,c,..dda,oa'.''''''"'Se@
sts rage Return Ticists, iood ici ''~
Passengers 70 ". rdsd 70 Pnii. H.v ,.sg T.v.,.
brensn' Rotterdam, Antwerp, Ac,at reduced tsro.sS
Person: wiSh to bring out their fIi.ua. can buy
u For further information. apply a. the oOnp.nys
, JOHN .. DALE, Agent.
-, y ~ 10 Roadway, n. u.
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vAswR DATMas
ON ~ ~ nosr ssWHn
--.ussAL Arp rss-s Aczpun
n.s.p. 80 ss-.,s-avs ~ - a-,-s,-aHA
suru " r,-s-. hs.,~ ~ - a.-,sss n~-~s
rungxy RArnsR
BULPHuI vAPeB
~ ~ yvLrsr u. uAs.aurrs srrsm1s
"As. ouroz.
~. wnAsssuy srnxrs
un&a ~ OrfT MAsss
s--~s - k.n,s fsvAs.- = pN.ssy- 90
60 xs<s On s.sy y =. vtrs.- = - GILxnun
sAT1 n ~ esiisvs>S sa>~a Ass>.ss
s-vxA~~. @v-srAAssv~IsAssR -vx. s,sp
"A. rh<v. n---AD-A. ru.-. s-.A-. sx.. -
e-.A.. s-.A. - .D Lv-. swv--A. nHAs
49,. s-svu. Ass--A. oAs.--.. oA---~ os--
49, L-~-..-. s-Av--r--..- sA~.. ss.1, As1
-, a. oysAzs.vs pn-AsH.
rHHsn BArMh
WHICH ARE OF DIR VAeeR
l. n-paa.s - sss~iss~. - ~ sassa. ~ pswe
.ny ,s.s 70 sssvs-, ~ s.ssr--,nst,s. :. n. s.sa
"a uk-vise 10 resovs sSa<sslAAs, aaA psvs-s ~
ssss ~ 90 A~sss sNdIss,
4 rhsy -s-aasi,-A o...snh puvyunns-. -
s.sts sweat. so---s u-uy r.iisvs - cs-.svs vnR
on. q ,nnsnn stas,a h~rsfops are t.4fssted e~
avsty ..s Rhsussns pst,& pvsfr.ss q - Jsi.as
L-.,ssxo. suaasis>- ~
q TAsy si,.issss ssrvs@ nxss.sfnv. - ssv.
sursA sss-- q ris Doiore>az and n vtta~ Dana
4 MOI ss-.s- q - sssn.ss. s--As 40 ps.pas
y isprssy, soss u..as< ~ his sssbs1; II presf
Il vkish. The ,D<sr fsrms u bkin 6ssass ~
20 10 Ills h-at>s-s aisss.
q -Asy rs@ovs no- shs sysssa - N sassts "a.
t.s fros ths tss sr~s - Of ~srusu.
q rhsy strsassns, as ssusos s.d Eivs ts~se
~ digestive srsans. ~ is~rs>sins ths sserssisns.
Z. Tbsy % GOD b an siss1.lsr ara sshsr wen
~es AMI ssstrucfions- By sauAxins ~ eirsul ssies
ana ssisks.iax - ssAaviS 4 ~ asssrssAi W.
sk
4 my u>a grossly " rsnsvs an arspassi rwvp
ms submita-d u th.ar operation. q ssAnos 0on
70 always cared ~ thsss baths. Fewer a.A sx.s sAss
savs slvsys b-s~ sur~< ~ thr~.
Persons san taks than sna~ ths sfvtss sftA-r
W. shyssasns ssa rsly 60. tAsir s,ssssis.s s>.s
usidiy ssh~res -
u B-Ths kadicr Dsp.rvnuf b asfrssy kx.sssr
$1,000 frsm tat Of ths 0srusz,-s.
~ saiiins 81 Ne wuLOU0HBY Street Q .s>-
~ - sdsrs-s. q vsu kns~s r.-,dsnts Of Rroskiyr
90 - sstsi.sa. - s,vs -. ssrsa ~ - psans
vMEcrs ANrI-sfLIous CORDIAL
Fss DrruuA, BuIsvs FIVE. osssa
osvsI, Lra ArssnssA -
KTxHcYy
PATENT FILE YUYt
a RsvMTY m TIE MEDICAL WoxIS
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TpE soLpIHFs sAYR GUAR.
Amy, wxAroa on prvnsun.


eI,sS .As "a. X yssFi e.. At ,.y,;.
hesticsfsd tsst y a IN al sces fare beo.ns
, science. mo Q Dc tbs have rtuted hon neknass
nan frsU tne easuasties Of vH.
IAt. .y.y .Ss,sy BE- ssnsd Win RAILWAYS
esAY ALE vi. Ss,yssss.s ;,s e: .se .'
~ Asne, Y, psr sod ~ , 1oiS Fevsf. Rheun.'i.m.
E,grs sis, Hs.dsese, st 2, psiDs; 2ssse a.,
r1yg - OF Attoms. I'm III. ,eunSty pL nha.llY
emo prevsl
RAP sAY's. READY RxLIBY b~ becn npIu
ro.rd 70 be ibs N ., ipp r.. Z eqgipmens Of the
&c IN a.a, 49,, New sa' ers.a. .ss soS S o.
'S t.9 ,,es 9. srs., =; .. e p.
ss.d I $50 ss1ss,s. a d. ssu.as 2ian o ''a
Should the cbspces Of v,r rsquire Ire pr.ssnc. o
tur roOps ~ The ma .rteus glOn., lss.ors ssh
ssy.h.s dfes pl.n Ito . Of the southern Btstss
srv'ce u used thss 81 tn b,,erles sud sr,Ii.r,~s
" tie sscth. ~ tn this temedv the lnss sf lie by
b.. die cs % olim..e ~ " email vitbout II, and
It-o-ud' s.,-oo tao skill efths srmy Surgeons M
sihsJ ysil in those localities The ios- Of lifs VIII
b fearful.
R.D sAYs READY nuLEp ~, ..v. tss live.
n thoss vhs may b. sized VI, apt Of tie oimstie
2. IT, ,o sSo .,a s,h Is. po.
E.pw .Y's RBhDY sSI isf, .s . pis.sp We
"a sa;st ys % st,s.,s, lie AZ :. ,hs sousssrn
In e,.s Of WOund. Brute, spr.in. Guo-shst
TRsDS iY's RI spY' re f's VIII b. by 81 gssi
n.e =, mor'isostion, ssd cave the nses-sis Of ~
putAtien.
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q y. HIBehRDT.
UNRIvALI.D
RHIUhATIO IOTTON

EoE ths permanent relief Of To DoIcrsux. Nsur.l
ga ToothAehe, hheumAtsm, Nervous HaaIashe
SoIlo. CrAmps OF spa-asdis ASuo0 q he NnsoaiSs
ltneeds no eolnn.sndAaon b sn.ur. ..,,,,,..,...
With all tboss Nho have onos nsod n II IA N nm si
liable rulody-t aciS tike charm u .ssth 49, 49,
and, ma ~, 10 ADnisilats all thoss Grbts - Il. -
uhteh the neryous q stem y 20 sonSfantiS exSose1
Abe TO q taken tDternAlly for OeIfa dholsr..
DtArhoA, CrAnps In the Aomaeh, Ella and ol,I1i,.ais
OOueh-mix one tssspoonful Of IA Lotioo Sith torv
q VIup OF mnlAsses, and take IN toaspoonfuE noCas
nLee & IsnI dimes day, or oftnsr. vksn he eoGSh
Fsr fsin 10 he stomach, P.iussr.. oo,,s ar u.I
ss ne Ale r.soCnfull N hot vsasr Isd ssSsF-
M anA ZOO Sili never be without Il.
INV. y. HBBARDW
uARMlNATIvn AALVn.
c.H s.Ive Z one Of thoss sxDsIlsn. tAinrs vh,ah n.
Nmily taocld AL 70 keep A.WsSs on kand 10
Ieloes. Dne., Painful Ylesrl.. oAEhuDoloa a An.
sretst Nd t.cs. E,raehs, Balm. 9osids Ana Rhsa
sNn. tins noI ssIsplrsHoa. Ths ami sssIIs. a dne
ives immedists relisl II hAz besn Tor ths ~ thss
% yc.fs tsfere the Iablie, aEA IL rspuiafiop ~ @
Y daily tpeie.sans AL Nc sak 4 : 6saI, los - y
DO p@inhal dsssses awe sEs slus thsA ves ~
Al thsss are a u.stui for tAs family q a ..n.
no eholA1 y n sSaty hoass,
&Es;;'s1l;s 800 A''t'Rsalr
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CAUTION.

paW pS 81 90 ne nansptetug public, init oas q
~ .rsnins ~ uLUs wsu d caution eli perssns
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MORNIrG LINE FUR PEEKsKul-
,lesP,ieol ats a, 3. La d. 4 se-s iss d.
ans Dyh ste, Yo' kers Has o., Dobb's F.rry Tarry-
toWf. sins pg, Bsve,. az, @ sesy Point ~ V.r-
plank. he'urnlpg, l,sve. p etAil stSPM Fsv-
ivtT As osfqf
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I lQUOR SlOhE FOR sALE-A WHOLE
A1ssls End retail liquor y Ie, $50 Firui AVE- Ap.ly
Of o..sS % isT East ssth It, OF In the siois
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WIFI A casa = 2 c I y a l. or umooo
hvxsTrD n Brooxs OF rHE RTATr NEW Yann
AID klEs1k, Lass BohDa AID
hbkToAaEs
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~niskA aAd Iasss q EAslsas.lA ~ Ams ~
s~aAsa. rsusns vishiAG Coz narihss SytAsass -
1--we n ~ sAIliaA q - Dsvsl.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-08-16

opposition TO the Government and many of
them openly assert their readiness to 60 south
whenever needed, to fight against the North
There is where these men belong, and there
they should be made to go. They are as much
out of place here as JEFF. Davis would be, ard
the reasonable sentiments they are daily ut
tering CRATE more harshly on the ear than they
would from the lips of the arch-traitor and reb-
el | have just named, because he is Southern
er by birth and has been brought up under in
huences that these Northern traitors know moth
ing about. Fer him there may be some excuse.
but for them there is not. The feeling to
which have alluded, regret to say, is not
confined to few, but is general among the
Democrats throughout the county, majority
of whom, it is said, are in their sympathy and
boldly avow it. 1t is so strong that this is
known and spoken of in the public prints
1.-The Rebel county, name which I submit
under the circumstances is very appropriate
and ought to be substituted for that of Scohare
by legislative enactment next winter.
But this must do for to-day I 90 from here
TO Albany. # have time viii write, you again
from there. Fraternally Yours,
II NJ
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The Great English Nemedy.
SIR JAMES CLARKE S
Celebrated Female Pills.

Prepared from a prescription Of Sir J. Clarke, H.
D., PAystctaH Ert' ooFataaJy to the Q1seen.
This invaluable medicneis unfaiIing in the cure OF
all those painful and dangerous diseas which ,i
female constitution is subject. moderates ali g.
cesses and removes all Instructions. and speed
cure may be reiled on.
To MARRIED LADIES it is peculiarly suited tt vii
in short time bring on 5he monthly periods with
regularity Each bottle price 81 90, bears the Gov
eminent Stamp OF Great Britain. to prevent counter
feits.
CAUTToN.-These Pills should NOS be taken bv
females during the First Three Months of Pregnancy
as they are to bring Miscarriage bat at any
other time they are safe.
In all cases of Nervous and Spinal Affection Pain
in the Back and Limbs, Faugue on slight exertion,
Palpitation OF the Heart Mysteries and Whites these
Pills viii effect a when all other means have
failed; and although powerful remedy do not con-
tain iron calomel, anthony, or anything hurtfuI
the constitution. Fun directions in the pampAlst
around each package. which should be carefully IRE
served Sole Agent fer the United stat and Canada
JOB MOSES, Gate I. c. Baldwin 4 CO..
Rochester. N. Y.
N B-S1.oo and six postage stands enclosed to any
authorized Agent viii insure bottle containing SO
Pills, by return mail. Sold by Geo. c. Wainmrighs
and William c. Fountain. Watertowp.
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5pelial Notiffs.
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
BRYAN'S
PULMONIC WAFER s

The Original Medicine Established in 1897 and fre,
article of the kind introduced under the nam.
OFFS Pulmonic Wafers, this any other country.
all other Pulmonic Waters counterfeits The gen
be known by the name Bryan being STAMPED
each wafer.
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters
Relieve Coughs, Colds, Sore Threats, Hoarseness
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters
Relieve Asthma, Bronchitis, Difficult Breathing
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters
Relieve Splitting of Blood, Pains in the Chest
Bryan's PuImonie W afers
Relieve incipent Consumption, Lung Diseases.
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters
Relieve Irritation of the Uyula and TonsiIs
Bryans PuImonic Waters
Relieve the above Complaints in Ten Ninu+es
Bryan's Pumonic Waters
Are Blessing to all Glasses and Constitutions
Bryans Pulmonic Waters
Are adaptsdfor Focalists and Public Speakers
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters
Not only relieve but effect rapid and lasting cures
Bryan's Pulmonic W fers
Are warranted to give satisfaction to every one
no family should be without q box
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters in the house.
No traveller should be without supply
of Bryan's Pulmonc Waters in his pocket.
No person will ever object to give for
Bryan's PulmOnic Waters Twenty Five Cents.
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor, Rochester, Ny.
Sold by Geo. C. Wainwright and VIM C Fountain
Natertewn, and all good Druggists. Isvl
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-08-16
Jefferson County, In circuit Cont

Joseph Bardwell against George H. Marcher Exc
cution. ~
BY virtue Of an execution issued out of the Crcuit
Court OF jefferson County Wis, and TO me directed
anI deHVefed, against the goods and ehattels lands
and tenements, of George II Marcher 7 have Ieried
upon all the right title which the said Marcher had
on the 18th day Of February a d. 1852 in and 10 the
sale as the law directs, at the Planters Hotel in the
city OF erovn on Saturday, the 18th day of Sep
noon of that day, 20 satisfy said execution
with the costs and disbursements, to wit Lots two
anu three q u . IN block eleven q u IN Boomers Ad
tioh 20 ne city OF WATERFOWL and lots thirteen and
fourteen Us d IA block ten (0) in Pritchards Addi-
ton 70 the city OF Waterfowl, all of which said lots
lie ana are IN the seventh Ward of the said city of
Watertown and County aforesaid
DATED sheriff office, Jefferson, Aug. 5, 1861
WILLIAMS q LEONARD, HEBER SMITH,
aug9w5 Plf's Attys. Sheriff Jeff Co wis
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County Court---JefTerson County--In Pro-
bate.


In the matter Of the estate of Philip Warweg, de-
ceased.
On reading and fling the petition of Louis Hume
field, administrator. duly verified, setting forth the
amount of personal estate that has come to his hands
and the disposition thereof; the amount of debts
outstanding against said deceased. and description
OF all the real estate of which deceased die ei
ed and the condition and value of the nor
tons thereof, and praying that license be to him
granted to sell portion of said real estate for the
payment of the debts of said deceased And il an
pearing by said petition that there Is not sufficient
Per oaa estate u the hand OF aid adr,in;-t-ar tn
pay said debts and the expenses of administration
and that 1t necessary in order pay same to
sell portion of said real estate 1t is therefore or
dered that all persons interested in said real estate
appear before the Judge of this Court Monday tbc
Ith day OF October next, at eleven O'Clock NJ a.
the Court House in the village of jefferson and sbov
cause, if any they have, why license should not he
granted to said administrator sell said real estat
according TO the prayer of said petition '
And II Is further ordered, that copy of this ord
be for four successive weeks prior tn said
day OF hearing, IN the '.Watertown Renublcan y y
weekly newspaper, published at WATERFOWL in said
county and that like copy be personally served or
al persons interested in said real estate residing with
IA me county OF Jefferson at least fourteen DAYS be-
fore said day of hearing ~
Dated the IA day of August A n 1851
BY the Court SAMUEL BAIRD
eHsiV-AeNi Count Judge.
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GREAT VICTORY IN MISSOURI.
Gen. Lyon Killed

Agreeably to the anticipations for some
time, past battle was fought on Saturday
last, in the vicinity of Springfield, Mo
The following is the most detailed account
we have seen:
Interesting Account by the Messenger.
The following is verbal report taken
from a special messenger who brought the
dispatch for Gen. Fremont:
Early on Saturday morning, Lyon
marched cut of 81 ringfeld to give the en-
envy battle He came up to him on Da-
Wis Creek, on Green's Prairie, few miles
southwest of Springfield, where he had ia
ken strong position on rolling ground. :
At 6:20 in the morning, Lyon fred the
first gun, when the battle Immediately be-
gan. A severe cannonading was kept up
for two or three hours. when, tie fire of
Capt Totten's artillery proving too severe
for the enemy, they gradually fell back to-
wards their encampment, on Wilson s
Creek. Gen. Lyons cavalry, posted on
the enemy's left flank, and Gen Sigel's ar
tillery, on the right. then began terrible
attack, and spread slaughter and dismav
in the ranks of the enemy, pursuiny them
to their camp, shells from Totten's artill-
cry setting fire to their tents aud wagons,
which were all DESTROYED
A Louisiana regiment and Mississippi
regiment seemed to have suffered most IN
the fight, and were almost annihilated.
Some time in the afternoon, as Gen.
Lyon was leading on his column, his horse
was shot from under him. He immedi-
ately mounted another. and as he turned
around to his men, waving his hat in his
hand and cheering them on to victory, be
was struck IN the small of the back by a
ball, and fell dead to the ground The
command then devolved upon Gen. Sigel
The pursuit of the enemy continued until
nightfall, when cur little army rested for
the night in the encampment of the enemy.
Sunday Morning, Gen. Sigel, fearing the
enemy might recover and attempt to cut
bis command of from Springfield, fell bacl,
upon that city, where the Home Guards
were.
On reaching Springfield, fearing the
great numbers Ct the enemy might induce
them to get between them and Rolla, Gen.
Sigel concluded to fall back upon Rolla
with his provision trains, and meet the
reinforcements which were on the way to
HIM.
At the latest moment CT the departure
Of the messenger, the enemy had not been
seen, and it is probable Gen. Sigel has not
been disturbed in his march.
Ninety of the rebels we're captured,
among whom is a colonel of distinction.
the messenger not remembering is name.
The sword and horse of McCulloch were
among the trophies,
Reinforeements are on the way from
Rola, and Sigel and his army may be con-
sidered safe
WARRINGTON, Aug, 13.-The War De
partment have received from Gen. Ere
mont ofic al advices of the battle near
Springfield Mo, and the death of Gen.
Lyon.
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Jefferson County Court. In Probate.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In the matter of the estate of Mark Kilbourd late
of the town OF LAX Mills in the county of Jefferson
and State of Wisconsin, deceased.
Letters of administration the said estate having
been issued, and the first Monday of January next
being by the order this Court limited for Cred
iors of said deceased the last day present their
claims for examination and allowance Notice is
hereby given that the undersigned Judge of said
Court WILL the first Monday in each of the months
of September, November and January next. at the
Court House in Jefferson in said County, receive,
examine, and adjust all claims and demands of all
persons against said deceased
Dated Jefferson, the 1st day Of July, A D 1861.
SAMUEL BAIRD.
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