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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1862-01-24
County Court. Jefferson county. In Probate.

In the OF the proof of the will and
OF William Wagon ann. decea. ed.
On reading and filing in trum ent in writing pur-
portin be the last viii and tie, tam ent of William
Wagamanu late he town of Waterloo in the Couc-
" Jeffer and State of Wisconsin, deceas ed,
1t is dered that the proofs of said instrument be
heard before the Judge of this Court Monday, the
3rd day of February A. D. 1862, Of II O'Clock in the
oon the Co Irt House in the village OF Jeer
in laid County.
it further ordered that public notice thereof
be given to the heirs law of said declared, and to
all other persons intere ted. by publishing copy of
this successive weeks prior said day
of hearing. in the WATERFOWL Republican. weekly
aper, printed and published at Watertewn in
said County.
Dated the goth day of December, A. D. 1861.
By the Court, SAMUEL BAIRD,
dec2Tn 29w3 County Judge.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1862-01-24

B a special term of the Cistut
Court in Dodge County, Hon J E Mann
presiding, commenced at Juneau last Mon
day.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1862-01-24

REMovAL.-We have removed our Boot
and shoe mandatory and store to the
Brick Block on Main Street. Cd door east
of the Watertown Exchange. where we
can at all times be found. and shall be
glad to see our old customers and new
ones. Il. BERTRAM & co.
Watertown. Jan. 90. 1862.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1862-01-24

ia DR.. Purinton, the Universally re.
nowned Lung Physician, who devotes his
attention especially TO the treatment o.
Chronic Diseases of the Lungs, Heart,
Liver, Kidneys. &c. White Swellings,
Chronic and Infammatory Rheumatism
together with Female Weakness, and who
has met with degree OF success that is
altogether unparalleled, will be in Wat
ertown Jan. Goth. and remain three DAYS
at the Panter's House. His medicines
are all prepared for the different diseases,
and those be engages with will be put I'M
der treatment of four months. 1t requires
time 10 rivet a chronic disease upon the
system and it also requires time to re-
move it. The medicines are such as act
in harmony with the co Institution without
reducing it. 1t is not every disease that
can be curei if neglected too long. There
fore an examination will be necessary to
determine whether it will be of durable
character or not.
Do net despair until you have given the
Doctor call and had an. examination. 1t
will cost you nothing
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1862-01-24

sJF Major Thomas Mcmahon, of the
18th regiment, has entered upon the &C
tive discharge of his duties and goae IN
to camp at Madison.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1862-01-24

bsPD. S Parmelee. who has been home
on visit for the last month or two, left
last week for Denver City where lie has
been spending the last year. Mr. Parme-
lees confidence In the mineral resources
and wealth of that country seems to be
znabated
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1862-01-24

a@E A bill has passed the Assembly
authorizing the Jefferson County BaLk to
reduce its capital
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1862-01-24

BEF H. F. Pelton. of Jefferson, has
beei appointed TRANSFERRING Clerk in the
Assembly, at Madison.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1862-01-24

HB~ Stephen F. Burroughs has been
appointed City Auctioneer by the Common
HouDnII
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1862-01-24

aJPThe Carriage House attached to
the Livery Stable of Mr. Linden, on First
Street, owing to the weight Of snow upon
it, fell Into complete ruin, demolishing
number of carriages. 1t was frail struc-
ture. LOSS $500.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1862-01-24

GRAND AND PETIT jury. We are in.
debted to Sheriff Smith for the following
list of Grand and Petit Jurors drawn tc
serve at the next term of the Circuit Court
in this county, commencing Feb. H. be-
fore Hon. Harlow S Orton:
GRIND Jurors = ] c LeoHardson, n
Hurlbert, Charles P Phillips, Enos Salsie,
John Ridley. Oliver Bennett, Walter Da-
wilson, Abel Whitney, Daniel Pierce, N.
P. Wood, Cyrus Curtis, Robert Moore, H.
a. Carlton. James tarkin. Lambert Ruth,
John @ Hull, H. B. Collins.
Petit Jurors Eugene WeJersgton. Pc
ter Holmes, F. j. Backus, Whitman Smith,
Clark N. Whitney, A, R. Guilder, John
Hass, Edward Mulick, Enos L. Braman,
Frederick Hake, Amos Bennett, Robert La
tor. Gustavis Wager, George Egle, George
Thompson, David II. Walker, Gotlipe
Shenk, William L. Palmer, James Ruther-
ford, Gilber Williams, J. ". Churchill
John Gates. Nathaniel Bicknell, Michael
Hollon.
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Circuit Court.-Jeferson County.


Adam! Cottroll,
against
John 7. Perkins,
Julia f. Perkins, $751;.
Samuel Z. Perkins,
William Nash,
Jeferso Co. Bank.
In pursuance ard - virtue &C JGdg ard de.
cree offoTccIosure and sale Of the Circuit Court Tor
jefferson County made the 18th day of terl
1861 in the above titled action III favor OF the shove
Eamed plaintiff and against the above named defen-
dants will sell bic ction the highest bid
der Wednesday, the goth day Of January 1892, at
10 O'Clock in the forenoon OF that day At the Cour.
Room in the village Of jefferson in said County the
following described real estate situate lying and be-
ing in the said County of Jefferson and state OF Wis
consiu described follows, to wit TIE north east
quarter of the west quarter, of section 81 in
S, north of range I3 east, containing 30
cording to government survey, be the or
less, much thereof as shall be sufficient to pay
sadjudgment, interest, and costs with expense Of
said sale
Dated sherid's 0fHca, October %, 1851.
HEBEE SMITH.
C0NGER Il HAYES. Sheriff JEFF. Co., wis.
PliT's Attys, Janesville Rock Co oet25wl3
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1862-01-24

ga Edmund Sweeney, of this city,
has q Captains Commission and is raising
a company of men for the war.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1862-01-24

Snow Just now we are blessed with
an abundance of snow. 1t cannot be less
than two feet deep on level. There is
too much of it for good sleighlng or rath-
e. 1t would be easier and better getting
about if we had only half as much. Far
mers are improving it in bauling hay.
wood, grain, &c to market, and we notice
shat the mill yards are also rapidly filing
up with LOGS
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1862-01-24
waukesha County Court.-In Probate.
In the matter Of the estate
of
august Wantrup, deceased. J

In the matter Of the estate }
of
August Wantrup, deceased }
On reading and fling the petition of John Never
repres entipg among other things that said de-
ceased by contract in writing bearing dat the b
day Off vember, 1889 bound him eli to convey GER
tain real estate in the County of Jefferson Wisconsin,
to the said petitioner upon his complying with certain
conditions IN said such contract expressed that he,
the aid petitioner has fully complied with ell the
conditions o. "a contract his par to be perform
ed and that said August Wantrup has died before
making the conveyance in such contract >tipulated
and praying that Dorthea Wartrup, admins tratrix
of'aid estate, may oy thS be directed and au
khorized to convey the real estate in said
said petition be heard before this on Monday
the Sd day of February, 1862, at O'Clock P. M, at
the Court House the village and County of Wau-
kesha. And it is further ordered, that public notice
thereof be given by publishing copy of this order
for at least six Ssiye weeks before such hearing
in the ',Watertown Republican," weekly newspa-
per printed WATERFOWL in said county OF Jefferson
Dated Dec. l4th, l66i
BY the Court, MARTIN FIELD.
dec2Qn2Sw6 County Judge.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1862-01-24

CLEARING OUT THE RUBBISH = Work
men have been engaged all the week in
clearing away the rubbish from the late
fire. We understand it is the intention of
Messrs. Bertram & Co. to build two stores
in the spring on the lots they own, and
that operations viii be commenced as soon
as the weather will permit
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1862-01-24

REPEATED Musical Association
will repeat their Performance of the 0rato-
rio of the Creation, at Coles Upper Hall
on next Thursday evening Variations
will be introduced. and the entertainment
rendered. like the former, of the most en-
pertaining character. It is enough to say
that the Hall was densely crowded. and the
audience pleased in the superlative degree.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1862-01-24

E<5| Mrs, F. NJ, Barclay, NJ D., has
been giving course of Lectures here to
the ladies during the past week, which has
been highly spoken Of We regret that
an arrangement could not have been made
to render it free to all the class whom
it specially interests. We learn that the
distinguished lecturer is next guing to Co.
lumbus and wish her success in her great
work
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1862-01-24

IN Luck Mr. f Denniston, who has
been for some time engaged in the Pic
ture business in this city. has been ap-
pointed Cd Lieut.. in the Company now
being raised by Capt, Sweeney. mentioned
elsewhere, He will make good officer
has host of friends. and We hope be will
get speedy opportunity to make his
mark. We learn that this company al
ready numbers over forty. SO that to be
sure of a place, volunteers must be on
hand early Capt. Sweeney isjust such a
man as is made for crushing the rebels,
if there is anything in physiognomy.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1862-01-24

AN IMPORTANT LAW SUIT.-A suit of
considerable Importance was tried before
Judge Taylor in the Shehnygan Circuit
last week, between Martin Steufer plain
tiff and William Ckappell defendant; the
amount invt.7ed being some $4,000, The
action was brought for the purpose of hav-
ing deco of certain real estate in this
city vacated on the ground Of fraud. =
Steufer sid Chappell the property and
took in payment Lacrosse Rail Road
Bonds at a figure considerably higher than
he was able to dispose of them for, Tut at
what they were represented to be worth
by Chappell. The plaintiff based his ac-
tion on what he claimed to be the fraudu-
lent representations of the defendant as to
the value of the bonds The court held
that the plaintiff by the subsequent by
pothecatiun and sale of the bonds, or a
part of them. had confirmed the trade and
was estopped from any recovery from the
defendant now. judgment was accordingly
given against the plaintiff For plaintiff
Williams and Leonard and A L. Collins.
For defendant, Enos and Hall and S.
Baird
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1862-01-24

THANKs.-We are indebted to Hon J.
l.. Packard for copy of bis Annual Re-
port Hon. A Scott Sloan has also placed
US under obligations to him for public doe
uments and other favors.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1862-01-24

FARMERS WIVES AND DAUGHTERS
take deep interest in these members of
society, for we know by experience that
they are most essential to the comfort and
happiness Of those who are making our
western rrairies the greatest and most
productive harvest fields in the world. =
Our interest in them leads Us, from time
to time. to make suggestions which have
in view the lesstning of their labors and
an increase of their comfort.
Just now we wish to call their attention
to. aud recommend to them an invention got
ten up especially for their benefit We
refer to ELLIc IT'S PEARL" SEWING Ma
CHINE. the simplicity aud usefulness of
which cannot be orer-estimated 1t has
all the requisites Of a good and serviceab!e
machine, and the price places it within the
reach of all To those of our readers who
wish good. and at the same time cheap.
machine We unhesitatingly recommend the
one above mentioned Farmers Gazette.
Geo. T. Collins s.. Co. 10 Lake st
Chicago, are the North Western Agents
for the above machines. See their adver-
fisemonts,
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Shoes |!
Shoes !

W. re ewing well selected Stock OF La
dies Lasting PrunsiLa AMI Kid CATER, Misses and
Childrens Caters and Shoes, bought from the Man
ufacturers, thereby saving large percentage. e
are selling good quality OF Women Euamelied
Bcoees for 80 cent. per pair for which yoa have to
pay 81 * c elsorhere.
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AIRS ADDIE BANKER. MEDICAL AND BUSINESS
M Cryoynt and sp ritual Medium, successfully treats
ali diseases; gives aoGs business and atabe
advice s matters OF lie and happiness No 80 Fourth
street, four doors of Broadway
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81 riE FIRST IRISH HoLusTEsk REGIMENT
s.,1s s.ss sssTss sa 1%'rs G sss
sPEcln. oRDEg, 40. %
The following named oaeers hereby detailed the
. e Idaan General washington & Tor s Sstc
Cant. JAMES T. MAGUIRR s7,h n. Y. Vols
BY command Of brig c aia siiI,ifia Err GEN.
osisS s Hsa " i0s sr 3Ts ~ Gen
a. Ilsapag.nrsn., Grqssis ssH,,sAen,i
eoeiaj 1 SS'" WV vi WILSON iSaS s"as
rS &C. HtsEAf safTrfH9E$H s irish
Col Hayman of the regular aL arn; commsuang was the
drsi res@en, Volunteers the hsid and has oay
Hill oesSssan asss% ssek - Fair oaf
saas shs battle Of Bull and a was honoa General
ton for twelve hours after The strest and for having
H honor hold
through The Kind s1srsions q Judge Mscunn.
e %
procured situations for al the wounded soldiers who have
as much pride and interest in The regiment now
and
regiment No l2l broadway. Judge McCunn win be found
at The recruiting station every day from 10 O'Clock
Irish rlsnSs come join this gallant corps
years training In the held by Colonel Hayman and his
officers at least equal TO four years cadetshp At West
Point and where the noble young Irs-A Ierican who
would not, be military eadets Let svch any can be
found hold down his head and his and nationality
The regiment blessed with Of the nobest chapans in
the ai1nythe Rev Father Tissott J.who aendsto all
wants OF the men in corresponding S&sE IS MAaUrRE
SCI Senior Captain aud Recruiting oIcer.
HEADQUARTERS, Surf. GENERAL RECRUITING SERVICE,
N. " s. ", 562 Broadway, Albany. n Y Aug. 90 1862
326
Lieutenant James Ke'an, Thrty;seventh regiment n X
s. W. having reported for duty will take post a. New ork
under Captain James T. Mcguire, said fragment
j. r. SPRAGUE.
Major First Infantry U. s A.. Superintendent.
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PROPOSALS. FOR OATS.


IL
ALrxAsnRiA, Va, August 49, I:Gs'
ssaa IT, s s w s. r9ed a. a. y s ss an
furnishing The soyernm, with ave hun thou-and
as;iy ssg about NO 5,,s
@ me ouse Sacks 20 De furnished without extra charge to
,esey % De made in the city or Alexandria Va or such
Sas rni on ~, s d p roo =. ,he nspS may
longer period as ma "e . agree seoa
The full and Post oice address Of the bidder
app ar ~ ne pioposa prooa VII be for l0hOoD one
Of irn the names Of IN the la ties appear, the
BID wiz y considered Is the individual proposal The part
froPoss from esoyal parties WIN ierea and
Proposals be addressed Capt Q. D. Ferguson As
and sSosi be plainly S1Tssa Oats"
The ability of the bidder to iii the contract should be
sw.saed e him. as BE- s an ny sd % s
oe h a Ss ps So s court
opened. or their proposals be considered
'sasd ' q
ss e. viii
ssrsSass ' '' ''''
., n ssaaiy ana A., aass s q !; DO hereby
ssa 1i 's 's KIN
Should the contract b awarded him, prepared
become his securities.
this DO appended the official certificate
above mentiOned)
INSPECTION, DELIVERY, &C.
All Oats under this advertisement will
rigdy inspe and such do prove good sound
merchan table quality will be rejected.
Payment DO from time time the forage is
delivered thereafter the Depot Quartegnaer
shall be III funds.
Any intormaty in the bid non-conformance with
terns Of this advertisement viii insure the rejection the
proposal.
Delivery TO be made At such wharf at the city Of Aexan
dra. the Depot Quarermaster may direct.
all bids that he d. high other
sufficient
9. B. FERGUSON. Captain, A. Q. NJ. L. S. Army,
and Depot Quarteriuaster.
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DRoPosALs FOR OATS AND HAY.
DEPoT QrAagrgNAsTFR's OFFICE,
CORSEs or iSrn AND q Strict

=
,v, WAsaIscroS. August % 1857.
P Al w Ss reey ,s a this qaso until
1.sns 'ss @ 5o Sgs hnndgea and
tons Y asr O's"''S q oA'' anu '-'' 'O ''u''n'
Be s rS bales
OAra 70 be Of good understandable quality, put up bags
oats win Be- received BY weight (sa, thirytwo pounds
furnished without charge govera
Delivery the city OF Washington within 25)
twenty-five days from t hed dIe :, y: contract
Proposals win be received 5000 five hundred
Hay and upwards and for 10000 fifty thousand bushels
The proosItons for the Hay and Oats be upon the
withoa, reference to, each other. son. ''N
sia made IN The q a., Ann the Of al
inaivIdual pr6pos.., OF the party signing II
an s q SS each
Qaaser%aser United States Amy Wsshingion B. c. and
should be plainly marked 20, r.pes for Oats and Hay
The ability Of the bidder % ~ me contract should be
whose Signatures appended the guarantee
n Of me neares ns q e
OF The United states District Attorney.
inc 0as
the s, n s s s% s 70 e o FseTa
VIII be required Of The successful bidder upon signing
The bond must accompany The contract viz be
have signed in anticipation ready produced
pon I'll.
sonally, by letter, o by telegraph.
GUARANTEE.
We. - Of the county o. - and State Of -. and
OF the county aud State Of -. do hereby
guarantee that Is able 10 ulb contract In accordance
&c Of LIS pro ns sSa ha ,n hos bis
accordance theiexith.
Should The awarded him, PREPARED
become his securities.
TO this guarantee must be appended the Official certificate
above n,eisttoneel
INSPECTION, DELIVERY ETC
AL oats aud hay acted under this advertisement
will be rgidy Inspected, such prove good
30 md, understandable quality VIII be rejected.
Payment to lie made upon the completion OF tho contract,
Or thereafter as the Depot shall be IN
funds.
Amy nforinaly In the bid ron-conformancc with the
terms this advertisement will the rejection Of
proposal.
Delivery made the railroad depot Of
government wharvez in the Guy OF Washington.
The Depot Quarermaster himself the right TO
reject any all bids That he may deem too high
d. II. EUCkER Colonel and Depot Guar cInasier.
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E'ouRTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT
a. REGIMENT
COLONEL PETER MrDERMOTT
ADJUTANT GEO w WARMER

U'fFIn REGIMENT ARrlLtENY, n Z. ",
COLONEL GRAHAM,
stationed u, Fort harshs1 NdltnoTe,
rson pus, -ters superior idne,sc reei.ita TIE
hi.acst hSuniy g!ron.
eec It's sos the country Informed tnai cover.
"a . agil town hnuntiss aso ra'd vlcn onlihG
ALps Court and jfgsia.a0u cts Srr3klyn or
LnueG5c.UEBAS OF corner Of Pow fytr G!GId street,
Kew York OF Liqttecan. tctisi ~ aRtY,
Hesfatrill .secfti;lGS Gt,.rr
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JroR SALE cIrRAP-i,soo SETS WNAPsAcK TRIM.
~ mines, complete Apply TO NJ GOULD son, No.
l56 William street.
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CcTlI REGIMENT SBw YORK VOLUNTEERS ALL
wv pssitF-s ~ this regiment absent sck leave Aid
eor,e'pSon.. viii Icfor themselves the sixth segi
nrni ArncTy, Centre Maiket Monday next from ~ 10
coN T. " pfsratcd g return TO the regiment With the
reertiis Byurdcr. BURTON II DAVIS,
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TnE aREArEsr woyDER q. TaE WORLD IS TuE

i accomplished Madame BYRON from Paris who
BE- whb tie stfIrtast confidence al
Of ne; druBSen and uufahu, husbands, has
you belo, ell Nv your hearts IDOL and brings
together those long separated. Lars 70 oeuts sdencc
vi Thirr avenue. above Twelfth street
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A TIL SENATORIAL DISTRICT REGIMENT,
X COLONEL PETER McDERMUTr
RALLY AROUND THE OLD FLAGi.
S,rika tn the last armed log expircs,f
Recruits wanted Immediately to oil this hne regiment.
Fay ranging 81 "a SIS MONTH Relief tickets from
81 10 50 issued Immediately.
sic6 United states bounty, SIS Of which is paid when
stored In.
80 Sssr bounty paid at once when mustered In.
81 to So one months pay, In advance
81 cash in hand.
Good ratlors and handsome supplied at once
Come along Now i the time 10 join a good regiment,
with experienced officers.
RECRUITING OFFICE
corner of New Oh lmbers aud Bstavls streets.
Lieutenant JOHN j. DUFF
Recruiting Oacor.
Gro W. wARSEn Adjutsnt
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NADINE HART. HAVING RETURNED FROM Ell.
M role announces 10 The ialles OF New York that she
bo cuusuesat No Il EsseS STR upon the past
fsir, special information 10 fortune, marriage and
charms gwen Ordinary lee IS esuts.
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pcTH REGIMENT NEW YORK VOLUNTEERS
OO Ffsnshs Bike Efc.ardsOH's Division summers
Amy corrj Tnis e.ion Cifhnsndad ~ Colonel Joseph
Pncsnev Conc u tie incst icrr rnlciG IN TIL
untoer seryce) has tue urd sine, Nov
last and forns nj, ~ i!y my " tho POTOMAC parti
ciptto IN the ir.tlos az Far Dlks aines' Nil Peach
OicIsrd whl;a Dan SWAMP aud Malvern i, ana ~ all the
acmQr,s vbieh ta1e during the seven days light
;ns hcsora lsLhnl0Dd E'e,Es wanted ~ hli up lis
RANKS Pay common rcsi a.o % eii stncn aud lami
lies IL yonec receive relief from the cty auho
3irs All tic aAd Jaiici States boHntlcs given AMI
cAtrn houny 800 i to every recruit the moment he
f etrs'rted into the fcfvicc.
Headquarters SIKH rcsircn arrAcry. Contre market
gofaer CCDige Aud Grand fticc,s Now York city,
Lisn.aaapi BURTON H. DAVIS,
AiIaaat Si>iy sixh New York Volunteers.
Rhorniiln llrcr.
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THE CELEBRATED TROTTING STALLION GEORGE
i NJ Patchen, viii leave New York for Rochester OF
Thursday the 2Sh inst where be intends making fall
AUGUST o. VIM. WALTERMIRE.
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I 1HE bow ENY.--NNUNWE WTUUEKi ILAIkVUIANT
IOJ and gifted Spanish lady, unveils the myserics or
fuury marriage absent friends sickness presrrbes
medicines all diseases tells lucky numbers propc loci
l atoicn 6c
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VINO WOULD nor 40 TO MAKE THEIR roRrr ",

N : .
w Go ye, ono and all, To Miss WELLINGTON. tne
renowned English p9phGttss universally ACKNOWLEDGED
Tho u al, as oosts WHO gnartucs 70 those
who cuHsat her health, wealth ant happiness
iuplu to them information OF the mpor anrc,
relative to tawsns journeys absent friends love, ship
MA rag hidden treasures, anl toutlesin isct
all Affairs ~ lie Brave soneis lcarn your DOOM of
gloty, life death. IL YOU seek yUuf prosperity and
ccliy yuu1l decay visit address rs ltttcr this
higniy cd AMI beautiful young IL 81, 1ji SiXih avenue
opposite Eighth Miss W. Is the person n ths
city who tue Roman and Arabian tsnAps for
love- cool LUCK ard business niaifs-warantcd life.
Lucky gwen also highly respectable ci'y rec
renccs Drunkenn cured aud uufaful wives and hus
band reclaimed.
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THE TURF.

THE TURF.
ENAShION PLEASURE GROUND ASSOCIATION.
u TROTTING ON FRIDAY, AUG. 20.
PURSE S5D-MILE HEATS BEST THREE IN FIVE.
w. MeRooerts names s. 4. ROYAL Charley.
j. H. Whitson names g.tGeneral Haleck.
Owner names blk. .. Montreal.
Good day, good track. ~ -