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ONE 3 inch cylinder .. feet stoke, - foot pull
" ley, - inch face, a. horse power.
One , inch cylinder feet stroke, OIL foot u-llsy.
Is inch lace, horse power.
Two, each Do inch cylinder. feet str5Ec, . feet
pulley. 10 inch face y horse power.
One inch CYLINDER, 20 inch --rokc. ..o; rulley,
y inch face, d horse poEer.
Circullrs giving the results % the working .! tia
Corliss En-ilc as substitutes Of those of other
Construction sent upon application. WM, s,
HARRIS, Builder OF CCrliss steam Engines IIi
EDDY St, Providence r. l.
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DIR. HARTMAN'S
Safety Brtdfe and Lanes,
Can 10 seen and are for sale at
STACY & APPLETON'S LIVERY STABLE
NcGafrey & sash's saddrery shop.

uisa novel Invention. and inst the thing tor
yi,iou. hortes. It will prevent all aeei-
dents from running away, kicking
shvfrg
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NOTICE.

NDTfCE is hereby given that have given my
y son william Ennis, his tine during the re-
mlinler - LIE minority, and that shall claim
none r. ls-earuins and be responsible for none Of
lis fe' g. after this date
JOHN ENNIS.
R.-I-.. aa -. March l-t--W7ws
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SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS

THOcHEs ARE USED WITH ALUAYs so-o SUCCESS FL.
SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS
vii find Troeks, useful in clearing tie voice when
taken before Singing or Sp akias, and relieving
the throat after an unu-ual exsrtioa OF the vocal
organs. The To5csss are recommended anu pre-
s,ribed By Physicians. and have had Testimonials
from eminent men throughout the country Be.1a
an article Of true merit, and having frsret their
efficacy by test Of many years, each yc-r finds
item in new localities in various parts the
world, AID the Trseses arc universally prone uaood
letter than other articles
Cz4ArS only Browns BRONCHIAL TE0cHEs, e
and DO LIT AXE any OF TIE WO-ills,, I7i'l,i5u.
tia. may he offered. Sol5 ese-y Bher7.
nov. l5--dsw5acs
TO MARRY OR NOT TO MARRI
Way No-' Serious R-Iss-ilus f.r Z .ur- 'Iea.
Essays o.; tie Howard Association. ar Gle Pa.
logical Errors Abuses and Diseases induced b i-.
uorsnce OF Natures Laws, in tie G-st ase c i-.n.
Sent in sealed letter envelopes. free of charge.
Address, DR.. :. skILLIN EOUGHToN. Havss.
Association. Philadelphia, Pa
Jan. To- ...srg ia
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TO SOLDIERS AND THEIR BEERS.
UNITED STATES Claims OFFICE
For Bounties and Pensions,
At THE COURT HOUSE, BURLINGTON. vt.
A. HOWARD, CLAIM AGENT.

widow Of Soldiers having children under Is
years Of age are entitled TO Increased pensions.
Dependent Fathers srs also granted perscns by =
recent set Of Congress.
Dec, A-wSminG.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-03-15
NOnpareii French GuanO.

This Guano is superior to any Fertilizer in the
market. Its merits Others being 20 distroy all
Insects ard Worms without burning or injuring
the most delicate plants. II Is much stronger than
the Peruvian, hereby requiring less quantity TO
permanently enrich the soil. Price, s6j per ton.
70 Send for Circular, giving full particulars
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IMPORTANT TO SMOKERS.
You can make your own
.NeerSchaUDl Pipes

at cost Of a FEW CENTS, cannot be told from the
PURE MEERSCHAUM.
Send one dollar to II. HELsBERY, Chemist, West
Bolton, Vt. and get full information.
Oct l0-w6m
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-03-15
DESCRIPTION OF THE HUMAN LIVER

DESCRIPTION OF THE HUMAN LIVER
and its functions, which will make the operation OF
this popular medicine perceptible to every mans
understanding.
The liver is supplied with blood vessels, nerves
and a1sorbents. One OF its obvious uses is TO
secrete and prepare the bile. Itlkewise filters the
blood and separates that fluid from all impurities
How indispensably Necessary 10 health is the pre-
Per performance Of this function II the liver Is
ciseaed II cannot purify the blood, and IL that is
sent back through the lun gs brain and other parts
IN morbid coniition, il must cause jaurdice, bill
hOusness, obstruction Of the kidneys. gravel, and
many other complaints more or less painful and
dangerous, but the least Of them quite enough to
make q man sick and uncomfortable, and unfit for
the performance Of any Of the duties Of life. This
unhealthy state OF the system very often ends in
pulmonary consumption.
The circulation OF the blood is conducted in this
manner The heart sends the vital current down
through tie arteries il passes through the flesh,
taking up all impurities in its progress then the
stream Of blood flows backward through the veins,
and passes q the liver to he purified 1t is impos-
ble q cure censumpti0n scr0fuls, or scarcely any
other kind Of liberation while that important
organ, the liver, Is diseased II is for that rea-
son that regular physicians rarely cure consump-
ton They usually begin their treatment with the
use Of some cough medicine, basis Of which is
ncruEia or opium in some shape. which locks up
The liver instead Of relaxing the secretion giving
q tone = the stomach, and producing a healthy
Cow q bile. Or. Schenck's
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-03-15
WRAPPING PAPER.

GOOD assortment Of MANILA and STRAW
"A WRAPPING. For sale by
Mar Z a FULLER
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They are entirely Vegetable.
sYMPToHs OF WORMS :

itching Of the nnse, feyeEishness, tEit ching Or
starting suddenly during sleep, pain in the stom-
aeh, loss OF hssh, pa.eness with hectic. appetite
sometimes voracious, at others feeble dulness OF
the eyes. drowsiness. a swelled upper lip, tongus
Whitley furred, and studded with red spots fstid or
garlic breath, grinding OF teeth during sleep, a
sensation Of Judgment in the throat, an unnatural
cia'insfor dirt, chalk clay fre:funcss and irri
tAoiiity Of temper, cholic, fits and palsy.
INTESTINE WORMS
Are smonfthe first TO undermine the constitution.
In the list u diseases. They often occasion severe
disease, ending sometimes fatally. particularly
when they ascend 10 the stomach. Their preseaee
10 their most OF mary situation is attended with
uniavorable effects upon the general health.
EMINENT MEN ASSERT
That al are more or less troubled with worms, and
that many cie annually from this cause. Who. by
the timely administration Of a proper remedy
would be sivei. As PILLOWS WORN LOz.SGrs
MAJ he taken without any unpleasant result; aad
as most children are foni Of them their use j. re-
commented to those apparently healthy. aud thus
dispel the cause Of what would produce suffering
BE CAREFUL WEATYoU Use.
Various remedies have, from tins 70 time been
recommended. such as Cslomel OIL Of Wormseed.
Turpcntine, &c, so that dangerous and even fatal
consequences are produced. The necessity o. a
safe and sure remedy has caused much research
AMI study BY the proprietors Of PILLOWS Worn
LozESGsS- They re positively safe, pleasant ard
eisctual. They DO not Kill the worms, hut act by
mailing their dwelling places disaEreeable to them.
In order, however, TO guard consumers against de-
cs ption by "a base compound, the analysis OF Dr.
A. HAYES, State Assayer, proving the above
ttstem.nts, is annexed
81 have analysed the MORN LozsSeEs prepared
or Messrs. FELLOWS Co., and find that they are
Tree from mercury and other metallic or mineral
matter These Lozsnses are skifally compounded, I
pleasant to the taste safe yet sure and effective in
their action
Respectfully. 4. 4. HAYES, MD.
Assayer 70 the State Of Mas
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Clocks.

Eleg ant rich ami serviceabl,, 81 Goii, Silver Rub
her, Hair, SC. al styles % guard, Vest, Fob
LeOutine Chatelain An Nee. Chains.
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Especially recommended to the growers Of
STRAWBERRIES, RAsPBERRIES. BLACK
BERRIES,
AN ALL SMALL FRUITS.

NOhE than - years Of regular use upon all
description OF Crops gTOsn IN the Middle and
larity 70 this MANURE, which places IT, anplIca-
ton now. entirely hey I'd a mere experiment
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sCHENCK's MANDRAKE PILL.

Certain Cue for Diseased Liver and
the many Dangerous Maladies which
are caused by n NOR bid condition ofthat
Organ.
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L a AGENTS WANTED IMMEDIATELY, for
l. - the All ERICAN IDEAL EADS.
lac best executed as well as the best selling en-
Srayingsi in the United States. An agent made
50 the first day he csnvasstd with them. sold
only by subscription.
Apply to or-sddress. FULLER RICuARr IS.
Publishers for New England and Canada. ?. U.
Building Sprin gdeld Mas.
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P1r'i7i1n'' Te'fia,asy -. frror Of F,Go.c,' Tsrr
Ls-sHg,s.
sALIsBURY, July %, 1850.
Messrs FELLOWS 4 Co, st. John,-Geltlemens /
have examined your Worm Loscnges, and have oe-
come acquainted with their effects as an aHfke1HiA-
nc, and have much pleasure in recommending their
use as a safe and efeetual remedy for worms and !
fully believe that their employment as such will
give satisfaction.
Yours, respectfully,
". :. FO>HAY. " y
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SPRING CAMPAIGN.
A Complete

We want 10 hear from every young man and
young woman who means business and desires
thorough preparation for duty.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-03-15

RnE UNATIC DIFFICULTIES.
Price 81. sold Everywhere.
IA LURLEIGH, Wholesale Druggist, Bo,toE,
General Aeon
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PRICE TWENTY-FIVE CTs.PER BOX
Five RoYes for n DoIlar.

This invaluable Medicine viii be prepared for the
present at tho
New England Botanic Depot, Boston,
for the Proprietor J. c. FRENCH.
The Signature Of FELLOWS & 90. 10 attached ID
each genuine bog.
Sud by all Msdiclns Dealers generally.
Rust, BROS BIRD, Gen. AEts. Bo;ton.
Fsbzsvsow6m
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YER w OW y
En- the Ea3sd

sh ould read ard remember tlese .mporinut fact
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Chains and Charms.

" is W L itH
in sold and silver eases. .4tlble for Gentlemen,
Ladies or BOYS % reliable quality and superior
finish and style
Chains and Charms,
Eleg ant, r.eh ami serv,sa5l,, Of & f. Silver Rub
her Hair, SC. al styles q guard, Vest, Fob
Leontine, Chatelain An Nee. Chsin..
Clocks.
Fine French clocks Calendar Clocks. OAice Clocks
Alarm Clocts and clocks Of every description.
JeJTeIry.
A ane stock Of new and unique patterns Of plain
Gold enameled and etruscsn sets hal; sets, BroO-
chts lar Rings, studs. sleeve and Collar Buttons,
childrtn's RINGS, Gold end silver Thimhles, Gents
stone Scarf and ha' nc rms Tooth iicss'armlets
&c, Sc
Solid silver Ware.
OF our own Manufacture superior in quality. sty lie
and fnish. spoons FORKS. Napkin RIMS, fruit,
pie cake. ash. pudding ICE cream, butter p and
monies Tahrceo AID Match Foxes &c
Plated Ware.
We have large assortment q Tea Sets. SAVERS,
rs. spoon Holcers Cara stands, Syrup Servers,
Pi,kle Jar Wine Stands, ~ Boilers sgrdine Box
Is, Celery Iascs "Tcte Tots" sets, Hotel Sets,
sc &C
Fine Table cutlery.
Ivory Handle and Plated Table. Dessert snf Tea
knives, Pocket Knire-, Scissor. au- SLeaIs EsEors
ard Toilet Goods.
spectacles and Eyeglasses
IN every style Of golt. silver stssl, rubber ard
plated bows and finest lenses.
Gold Peas and Pencils
OF cur o7n razulsctur-, tac aes; in the market,
all warranted.
Fancy Goods.
Bronses Bags. Uorf, Glove, Haf'kT. Jewel, Gard
ant Fancy Sexes. Writing Decks, PoriFuraies,
hair teeth. na'i, cloth and comb BEu'hes, 1eacs,
Fans Combs. Sc a.
We give particular attention to the manufacture
Hair ant silver Jewelry, watch and Clock work
Repairing Of Jewelry ana Spectacles.
We invite your attention % our stock as IL Is the
beet in the vicinity in variety, quality and style
Of goods and every Article sold AZ the
LOWEST CASH PRICE.
Call and We shall be happy to show you sny atten-
ton in our power.
Z. B. FLOYD.
wtf ISL Church Street, Burlington. Vt.
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COOPERs IMPROVED AMERICAN
CHEESE VAT.

c c. Posr. GENERAL AGENT, HryEspraou, VI.
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.EpE5PIrI.

Fine French clocks Calendar Clocks. Ofice Clio
Alarm Clocts and clocks Of every description.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-03-15
NAPLES (. fTENT RESERVOIR AND EQUAL.
ZINC DISTRIBUTOR

for va;s operated by Steani Recommended by those
having experience as being the cheapest and best
mode Of attn for Cheese Factories.
Also PORTABLE CHEESE FACTORY BOILERs and
horse power with fixtures; improved wrought iron
Pres Sorfi-s, cheese Hoops, Dairy and Factory
sizes.
d. &. You've : CAST STEEL DAIRY KNIVES 4 20 20
blades, Ctesse Factory Weighing Cans do do Carrying
Cans Is 10 30 Gallons Fac0,fsrs AID Test Glasses,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-03-15

Rev. Mr.. JAoSsoS, Bapds, Clergyman, writing
from 81; Martins. IN reference to the Worm LoEsn-
ges, says
Messrs. FELLows' Co,-Sents Il affords me
great pleasure IN saying that Ihave known in my
own family, and in the families O.: others wonder
ful effects produced in the destruction Of worms by
your Torn Lo-,Hgss and / can GER thy most con-
sciously that believe them to be the most efectu-
al remedy that has ever been invented for the re-
moval OF worms from the human stomach and
hope, gentlemen, in presenting such 4 valuable
medicine to the world, that you may receive large
patronage from the public IN general.
remain. sifs, yours truly.
WILLIAM JACKSON
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CooN,s sugar Eranorators

the best in the world and every sugar maker
should have them sizes adapted 10 works 30 TO
lou trees; made from the best Galvanized Iron and
Copper. They never fail 10 give satisfaction.
Su .-ar makers you should send in your orders i'm
rnediateiy az the time for sugar making sdrsveth
nigh and uLles ye arc prepared ye cannot enter.
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Plated Ware.

We have a large assortment q Tea Sets. Sslyers,
Casters Cake raskcts, CUPS, Ooh.ets, Batter Dish
es Spoon Holcers Cara stands, Syrup Servers,
Pickle Jar Wine Stands, ~ Boilers Sgrdine Box
es Celery Iascs "Icte g 1cts" setts, H,.ei Sets
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SnIid siIYcr yNarc.

OF or oWn manufacture superior in quality. stJ
and finish Spoons, FoThs- Napkin Rms, fruit
pie, cake. dsh. pudding ice cream, butter and
tnrriss- -l--.-.- ~. Mich E.Nr.- ( e
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you want, 500 OF them have bought and alresdy
600O are sold and the balance / viii sell cheap
can he sold. Call and see me before you buy.
e. c POST,
fehIswJl Hinesburgh Vt,
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BRYANT, S1RATTON & CHAMBERLAIN
Burlington Business College.

a NE" DEPARTMENT organised and valuable
practical additions made to each department.
The whole corps of instructors are proctieaI en-
pOrisHcef men.
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AN ACT
tOthe tmption ofBank Notes

c. F. HARNEE, Cash
Burlington. Nov. IS, 1866.
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Fine Table Cutlery.

Ivory Handle and Plated Table Dessert snt r,
knives, Pocket knirc-, Scissors ans shears, EsEo
ard Toilet Goods.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1867-11-20
ANCIENT FINE ARTS

To the Editor Of the Ne,c York Herald
Respecting the relics of porcelain were found
in the late exhumationsat Herculaneum, which
have been forwarded to the Society of An IT,
quities in London, whereof your correspondent
says the bottle resembling brakes Plantation
Bitters was undoubtedly placed among the
ruins by the agent of DR.. Drake, we desire to
state ne is incorrect in every respect. If a
bottle was found there bearing our lettering
the language of the ancient Romans was differ
ent from the accepted literature of that day.
Our Agent has other busint IS than this in
Europe, and has not been in Italy at all. No
doubt Americans carry Plantation Bitters to
Rome; but trying to impose upon society of
Antequarians IN this way, seems quite useless
and we do not appreciate the joke. 1t is I'M
necessary for us to spend money in Europe
while we are unable to supply the demand for
these celebrated Bitters here:
Respectfully. -
p. III. DRAKE l. Co.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1867-11-20
In Memorla.
preme Cour'

At a regular meeting of Guiding Star Lodge
No. All, /. o. G. T., held at their hall in Ixonia
October 26th, A. D., 1867, the following Reso-
lutions were adopted:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased our Heavenly Faith
er to summon from earth to Heaven our worthy
Brother, J. W. Palmer of Ixonia there fore be it
Resolved, That the death of our worthy
Brother stricken down SO suddenly in the full
vigor of manhood and usefulness, is loss
which we deeply deplore, one which we cannot
too deeply mourn. ,
Resolved, That as a member of this Order he
was ever tue and faithful to its trusts and as
a citizen none knew him but to love and re-
spect him. In life 80 devoted to the best in
terest OF his kind, esteemed and beloved by
all, let US profit by his noble example. II
Resolved, That while we shall ever hold
dear in memory his many virtues, and 10
his bereaved wife and child, tender our deepest
sympathies in this hour of their afliction; we
shall never forget our duty to the widow and
ophans Of our deceased brother
Resolved, That as our brother in his lifetime
held the highest position within the gift of this
lodge, the members of this lodge will wear the
usual mourning Badge TO the period Of twen-
ty days, and that these resolutions be spread
at length upon the Journal and copy of the
same be presented to the family of our deceas-
ed brother, and also to one County Paper for
Publication. -..f j..
+ +: ~ M.a .sc.sso'' COMMITTEES.
JgNKIN WILLIAMS,
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1867-11-20

From JEFFERsoN.-A special town
meeting is called to be held in jefferson,
on Saturday the 23d inst, dfor the purpose of
directing the officers of said town as to the re-.
assessment of the special TAX for educational
purposes voted by said town and it's officers"
The Hiscons;a. Chi.f, after noticing the call
for the meeting, says: ''The tax desired is to
aid in erecting the Jefferson Liberal Institute
building. special act was passed by the
legislature last winter, allowing the inhabit-
ants of the town to tax themselves for this pur-
pose, provided two-thirds of the voters were in
favor of the measure. A town meeting was
held in May, but the opponents of the tax con-
tend that proper not ice Was not given, and
that they cannot legally be compelled to sup
port deuom Irrational school. Hence the COL
lection Of the tax imposed W as contested A
suit brought at the last term OF court to recover
damages for property sold for taxes, resulted in
favor OF the plaintiff. Case carried to the Su.
preme Court"
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1867-11-20

LIBRARY Observation-Disclosures is be-
ing done to revive our Library Association
We believe that steps were taken some months
ago to have the library thrown open to the
members, but have heard nothing of the matter
since. Now that the long winter nights are
approaching we hope that something will be
done to re-est,blish this much needed insttu-
ton, where our citizens may spend their leis-
ure time with profit. By little exertion. we
should think that corps of good lecturers
could be obtained here for course of lectures
this winter. Let us move in this matter be-
fore it is too late
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1867-11-20
IIED D.

AT Lake Mills, Nov. 9th, ROBERT WALTER
infant son of Robert and Ellen Fargo, aged two
years and nine months
If from the diadem of night,
One star should disappear,
A world would mourn its faded light,
A stricken world would fear
But all the stars, and shining sun,
With glories of their kind,
In real worth are far outdone, ...
En- by an Infant Mind Con-.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1867-11-20

SPECIAL ELECTION On Friday the
o2d INST, special election will be held in the
various wards in this city, for the purpose Of
electing Aldermen in the place Of those who
have recently resigned. The following are the
names of the Aldermen who have recently re-
signed, and whose places will be dlled at the
special election:
LIST ward, Moak; I'd ward, Du-
essse and H Bertram; 4th ward, John Ried-
niger; 9Th ward, A Tank; 9Th ward, Joseph
BAlick; 9TH ward, F. H. Breckenridge.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1867-11-20
Horrible Accident:

A man some time since was repairing q gas
leak, corner of 18th Street and 9Th Avenue,
New York He went into the excavation I'd
then lit match. An explosion o the gas took
place, and the man was much burned. DIR.
Tobias, Venetian L, niment was applied freely,
and in three days the man was about his bu-
siness in the Manhattan Gas Works as well,as
ever. His name is Samuel F. Waters. This is
one of the wonderful cures made by Dr.. Tobi-
as celebrated Venetian Imminent it is not
only good for Burns, but for old sores, bruises,
chronic rheumats sore threats, cuts. insect
stings, pains in the limbs, chesta back also
internally, for collie, cramps, diarrhma, dYsen-
tesy and Group. 1t is perfectly innocent to
take internally, and is the best family medi-
cine in the world. Orders are receiv ed all
over Europe for it. The most celebrated
Physicians recommend tit never fails. DR.
Tobias puts up every drop himself. Sold by
all Druggists at so cents ana 81 per bottle
Depot So Cortlandt ST.. N. 7. .lw4
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1867-11-20

AUGUST SCHIFFLER announces to his
patrons and the public in general, that be has
just received large stock Of winter goods, such
as cassmeres, doeskins beaver, cloths, and
fancy goods, all of the latest and most modern
styles. He has larged his stock considerably,
and offers now for sale a rare selection of the
best and most durable goods at remarkably low
prices. Suits made up to order at short no.
tice. Give him call and satisfy yourselves.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1867-11-20
JOHN PORE HoDNETT addressed

quite number of our Irish fellow citizens at
Paulfranz's Hall on Thursday evening
The gentleman though young man is a
very fluent and impressive speaker, and he was
listened to with marked attention, although it
was apparent that some of his countrymen
present did not ully agree with him in bis
views. But in many respects the meeting was
. success, and Mr.. Hodnett having been bat
Ting for the right for years past we are glad
that the Irishmen of this city have had an OPP
portunity of hearing him. Mr.. H. is connec-
ted with the Irish Republic newspaper, and is
soliciting subscribers for it. The IrfsA Repub-
b. is an exponent of liberty for oil men, its
motto being, 'Liberty-her friends, our friends,
her enemies, our enemies !" and as such should
b m the hands of every liberty loving Irish
nan. We trust it viii have l.rse eircula-
soa here.