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Manhood: How Lost, How Restcred.

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The Chicago RepuJ iean says the
nominations Of the Wisconsin Slate Re-
publican Convention are regarded with
much favor by the Stoats Zeitang, and
for reasons with which perhaps many of
our readers will not agree. The senti-
ments OF the Convention as expressed in
the resolutions are regarded by our con-
temporary as an assertion of the fact, that
the republican, party in Wisconsin viii
not be the "tool Of the tee-tallers and
Sabbath reformers." The resolutions
bearing upon an enlarged individual lib
erty and strict separation Of Church and
State are considered the "first
victory in the struggle which the
free-thinking Germans of the West are
determined to carry on with ua;ted
Eankeedom;" and the final ain, of this de-
termination is asserted to be, in terms
savoring alittle OF cant on sthe other
side, the utter rooting-out of the gloomy
spirit OF Puritanic intolerance"
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Sale Of Forfeited State Lands.
OFFICE OF COMMISSIONERS OF SCHOOL
AND UNIVERSITY LANDS.
MADISON, Wis. September ID. 1861,

MADISON, Wis. September I'd, 1861.
NOTICE is hereby given that ali the School,
~ University and Swamp Lands in the State
OF Wisconsin, which have been forfeited by
reason Of the non-payment Of interest for the
year 1867, will be offered for sale at public auc-
ton, at the Capitol in Madison, on the 9th
day OF December. A. D. 1861 unless sooner re,
deemed; said sale to commence at 9 o'clock
A. M. and continue from dav to day until all
OF said lands shall have been offered. Said
land will be offered by counties, al ranged in
alphabetical order.
Among these are the following described
lands in J efferson County, which will be offer
ed at the price named opposite each tract (Iln-
der the heading seTotal amount due State, J
which includes TIE principal due at tie time
OF forfe1turei the interest on the same to Jan
uary |, 1868; all taxes which have been re-
turned against the land and remain unpaid .
the cost of advertising, and threeper cent da m
ages. aasal 81 a5 5a!
Said lands will be sold subject to all unpaid
taxes assessed against the same, not in cluded
herein.
The percentage payable at the time of pu1-
chase, will be fixed by the commissioners at
the sale. 81 lsaae< .THOS. s. ALLEN,
ae. sH5 ai VIM. g. SMITH,
ea Il . CHAS. r. GILL,
ADV ERTISEMENTO OF FORFEITED SCHOOL
LANDS IN JEFFERSON COUNTY.
Aorzo Il. Walden, s W S W, No. of Certificate
IA; Section l6; Town 6; Range IA; No
OF acres, 40; Amount due, 500; Amount OF
Interest, S4 80; Amount of 2 enalty, So or;
Amount OF Interest, Penalty, Taxes and Adj
yertising, SO 80; Total Amount due. State,
$40 50; Years for which Interest is due. 1867
Alonzo Il. Walden, S Els "; No. Of Certif-
cate, l45; section Is, Town g. Range
H. No. of acres 40; Amount due,
Sl54 Amount of Interest, $40 rs Amount
OF Penalty, 81 62 Amountof Interest, Pen
atty, Taxes, and advertising, $l9 80; Total
Amount due state, 1913 80; Years for which
Interest is DUE l667.
SWAMP LANDS.
B. A. Baird MEN W; No. Of Certificate. ia:
Section %, Town 6, Range Is, No. of acres,
oi Amount due, $45; Amount of interest
IS 10; Amount of Penalty, 81 30 Amount
of.interest, Penalty, Taxes, and Advertising,
S8 AZ; Total amount due State $50 AZ;
Years for which interests due, 1867.
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IL WzLL SAVE YOUR i
HEALTH.
And, what is better than ALL
TT WE'LL SAVE your TTTH

From being shortened by wrong treatment The
Botanic Remedies Of DIR. RAPHAEL, the English
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or any other poisons. No mercury or other deadly
Misunderstanding but purely Vegetable Botanical
Remedies are used by him. His Remedies cure the
most obstinate and dangerous cases, and remove ali
all others have failed His Remedies restore man
hood and vigor to the impotent, make the barren
fruitful give confidence to the Responding, and they
enable the single to get married. with the assurance
of having contented wife and healthy Children
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THE GRAVEST MALADlES.
OF YOUTH AND EARLY. MANHOOD. i.

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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1867-09-18

The Fab term of the Northwestern
University, located in this city opened on
Thursday last, with fair number of
students IN attendaLce
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DEMOCRATIC STATE Convention -
The Democra tic State Convention which
met at Madison on the 18th inst, nomin-
ated the following ticket. For Governor.
John J . Eallmadge, Of Milwaukee; For
lieutenant Governor, g. L. Park, of
Stevens Point; For Secretary Of State, Emil
Rothe, of Watertown; Fer State Treasur-
eryP. Rnpp, ofFond du Lac; Attorney Gen-
era1, i. ?. Wetherby, of Hudson; For
Bank Comptroller, r. j Harvey, of Osh-
Sosh; For State Prison Commissioner
Ole Heg, of Racine; For Superintendent
of Public Instruction, Lyman c. Draper,
of Madison.
The ticket is conglomerate of war
democrats, copperheads and renegade re
publicans, and represents every source
from which the party hope to draw sup
port at the coming election. -,
1t is pretty well distributed as to local
~, and will probably receive the full
democratic vote and no more We learn
that Mr.. Draper, for reasons best known I
30 himself, declines the domination.
The Portland daily press., 1867-08-26

.
& major Wisp," of the New York Evenins
Post, writing from Dubuque, Iowa, relate,
the following bit of local history: sagak
h.s On Turkey River at more recent period
lived Amasa Barker, a worthy itinerant min
lister OF the Methodist Church. Besides being
fisher OF men he was a fisher of fish, and i
SO delighted In the pleasures of the chase
To him one fine Saturday night came anoth.
I er son OF Nimrod, Jack Waters. Sd Jack woke
up the minister by calling to him outside
The parson put his head out of the door and
recognized his friend at once.
a95TMr. Barker" says Jack, sfine night 70,
coon hunting. Can you come out and have
a shotP"
A muffled protest in feminine voice wa;
family heard inside the house; but the good
minister was too ardent hunter to Weld ey.
en- to petticoat influence. A moment later
he appeared at the door in hunting trim, and
the two men started off, although the protest
j was repeated more strenuously, ACCOMPANIED
! by the apparifion at window Of head en-
cased in a fuffied night cap. aa h1
Spite OF the fine night, however. and the
skill OF the two hunters, luck was against
them; and several hours had passed before
they met with anything worth taking home.
AT last the parson deserted fine coon in o
tree. Being sprightly parson, and an agile,
he climbed up alter the animal, following ii
to quite a height. AT last, getting a good
chance, he levelled his gun. 3
"Why don't y,u fre?" hoarsely whispered
Jack after waiting several minutes, during
which the paIson remained suddenly transfix <,
I'd, neglecting to pull the trigger.
Il say, MIR. Waters" he replied, "what time
is it? Remember this is Saturday night"
"No # isn't" says Jack, looAing a. his
watch, ITS Sunday morning Just five min.
lftes past twelve. Now, fire quick, YOU won't
have such chance again.
No, no, replies the minister, cit won't do
Mr. Waters. Too late now; we must come
another time" tslh fJJNET7 III
But just give the coon crack" urged
Jack. .s-.--T %
= "Can't do it" said the minister. slowly de-
scending. Recollect what the commandment
says: Remember the Sabbath day to keep ii
holy'-cooa or no COON"
4 80 the vlrtuous Sabbatarians went home.
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Poetry.



,la - WINCHESTER AND SEw-oRLEANs
With trumIet's cry anl roll Of drums,
This way the tide OF battle comes. 3.
All the vast spaces OF the hills i
The thunder of the cannon iills;
Nearer il comes! And who are these,
Like broken waves OF stormy seas, 80
Long lines Of shattered blue, that meet,
In rout, confusion and defeat?
Up the LING road the columns fiy, -Hoif
And still the fierce triumphant cry NJ ,
Pursues, and yon dark cloud Of gray
Comes surely, swiftly on this way.
Its rolling Thunder grows, .5..a.l
is deadly lightning leaps and CLOVIS
And these who fly our friends, and those VIM
chase-our foes
Now for that crushed and ruined host
Is victory forever ostl
Woodward it flies, and Northward comes
The roll of Early's rebel drums;
Our banners in his ranks are flying. r.J,E
His march is ON our dead and dying: -l
Northward he come : and who shall stay f
His swift, resistless lines of gray? 81
But one stern face is Southwark set; at
But one man is not beaten yet:
Not get, though all besides should fly,
Not yet, though faithless victory Es
Perches on Rebel flags forever
Tne Corps is whipped-the General neverl
Lo! tbs an army that hath fed.
And none are heroes but the dead, a iaaa
w neh riding down the Valley far
ne brought a soul into the war.
Swiit came the trampling steed, more swift
The riders spirit; as he came
MS voice went forth before his sword,
AND Slew the fears ofmen with shame.
Inen when he met the mighty rout
nat was his order? FACE ABOUTP
as hame through fame the order ran;
Southward they faced, yea! every man
: raced South--then cheered for SHERIDAN.
All! right well Jubal Early knew
Who hurled that avalanche OF bluei sa..s
He knew whose hand had turned the flight
And struck full In the face his van; ~
Too well he'd felt in many a fight age,i
The strong right arm of Sheridan. 4i
And he who led our legions onward.
And bore their darkened banners sunward.
Not less In peace than war was great 49,
Dut az ne marched an army, ruled State
SGMraigntforward, pausing not, nor turning,
a. nn hls great soul within him burning,
To- 90 the right thing, and to do it well. -
What mattered it to him who should oppose
ne loved ms country better than his place.
AND those who hated her Tho he'll his foes.
This was your crime, o, Sheridan that YOU
When bad men traded in their country,s sill
To hold the victory you Ought to win.
DeieatedI Yes, but glorious such defeat
q Conquered? Aye, only when the Right is slai
Thou art become a principle to us,
And as q principle shalt rise again. sa-nA
| know that Truth shall triumph. Not in val
M Men SUFFER- in her cause; thy name shall be
VI The rallying Cry of millions who maintain
high in the stars the banner of the free.
Ihy country's foes may boast they overcam,
ous thine the glory is-theirs the etern
.s.alffy.4 10 .sii ri, .y sa,ss,, IN. Y Tribune
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MEDICAL,

DIR. LIVORsS
HOMEOPATHIC
Healing Institutes z!
Portland, Bangor and
ROckl0ssd!
aga Ffar-f arfIel a-.t @
d R. L IVOR.
Formerly. from New York. I'll
OPENED Healing Institute abont t,,o,vo
practice became 90 extended 6aI he fonnd !; aoa nus
sary TO open allie institutes in other parts Of the
State and Tor one OF these he selected the eitv Of
He accordingly hired an office, which &c s;tu,,ed
3O1 1-2 Congress St., Room No. q
where ne may be consulted for one week in every
month"; the days being designated as follows:
From August 2Sd to the Both of the same,
From Sept. oath to the list day of Oct.
From O;t 25th to the list OF Nov. eaaa stlJ
From Nov. 18th to the Sd of Dec.
From Dec. 9th to the list of JAM 1858.
And IKE heretofore, he will give me iical aid to
Diseases Of the Kidneys, Heart. Iiver.
Spine, Throat and Lunss, Ca,arrb,
Female Weaknesses. Eu;iensv.
st. viius Dance, Piles,
| s+5,t sl-, Rheumatism, Can. a.r.I.t.
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Nice Farm for sale Low,

aaa...- In Cumberland, eight miles from
AAM-N Portland, very pie sanity situated,
&lTlfazA2 only three minutes walk from de,
maxn 1nta and 3 acres acres T pssre
abundance of excellent water; nice new il sto j
house, thoroughly finished, containing II rooms;
good barn 80 by co. painted and has a cupola; has
wood-shed, ca. riage house, work shop and hcnel "
all In complete order. Price $500. Appl to W. II
JERKS, Real Estate Agent, opposite Prehle House
P0rtlanl. ffis .ff f aug12d3w%
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TESTIMONIALS.

noar ~, 81, - !, !. Roctland, Me, May 2, 1867.
gard Tor your medical services. For more than 10
years, without any favorable result whatever have
been under the treatment of most eminent nbvsi
clans Of goth the larger and smaller cities n His
country. for an ailing with which the greater nnm
Der of my sex are Athlete and thereby compelled to
endure miserable existence through lte thus. as
and myself desrared of my life, in fact, did not
care now soon It would end, with it my sufferings
would terminate. But, thank Heaven. there was
one chance yet for mel Having heard Of certain
mined ON trying your skill, which did on lie PHI Of
iast December the day was entered as one Of your
pauenls shall never forget that day. for it INSURED
me with hopes as never was before. Ihad the most
nm commence In your ability to cure me- and
the many and varied questions you asked me. touch-
hS my Illness seemed but to confirm me in this be-
lel ana sure enough on the lit of January last
bega to realize favorable change ever since there
mas been steady gaining and such is the progress
Of my now that beyond the least doubt
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FOR the benefit Of the feeble of my sex and TO prove
to you that shall ever be grateful for your services
make this Acknowledgement. - - 49, ' >-'-ssee'
remain under tile greatest obligation.
~ L. LiVor. ttfa MRS. Il. Il. GROVER
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DIR. MILLEls,s
Soothing and Healing Balsam,
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I has proved infallible for Burns, Frozen Limbs
i Bruises, Sprains, Wounds OF all kinds, Pains In
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~ y d WHITMAN,
IT. H. 240 East 18th Street, New Y ork


Warren, July II, 1857.
DEAR SIR Il will not be less grateful TO Won than
others who testified to cures you ba made fol them
for assure you that consider myself under no less
oblieatoLs. Every one that saw NE before and at
the time was first brought into your office, believes
you to have wrought miracle in the cure YOU made
on me- rem mber the day. believe 1t was on the
Zoth day Of February last-when you entered me as
vous, was scarcely able to walk without The assist
ance OF some one, or 20 sit in chair without having
some one or some thing for support. My condition
was certainly precarious one, having suffered so
long from spinal disease affection of the lungs and
kidneys and from an intense female weakness, not
witlistand1ng the medical t eaiment had during
many months previous TO my seeing you. But now
the case is dierent for am fully restored to health
Rest assured that shall all myself OF every oppor-
tuniy e. make TINS wonderful cure generally known
tina the afflicted may understand that there is VET
hope .or them in you: With he utmost sincerity
thank you, and remain forever, D f} 17171''l1.
B Yours, &C., s.i9 81
ra9R eaaa MRS. ELLIS WATTS
To Dr.. LIvoR. 4bdT fi l'.fii
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THE RIVERSIDE INSTITUTE,
Situate at Riverside, Burlington County, New
Jersey, is fouoded for the purpose of gfatuitousy
educating the sons of deceased Soldiers and Seanen
of the United States. "a
The Board of Trustees consists of the following
well known citizens of Pennsylvania and New Jer-
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For Sale

THE stock and fixtures of a grocery and provis-
ion store, in good location now doing good
business. For further particulars inquire at this
ONCE. s. aug7dtf
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Portland & Kennebec r. R.
summer Arrangement,
TOO through trains DAILY bet,reen Boston, Portland
. ... and H. Ee1nebec.

TOO through trains DAILY bet,reen Boston, Portland
... ... and tn EeDnebec.
$50 Trains leavc Portland at p M tor
$50 all stations GA this line, and for Lewis
toh anu s.auons on the Andr0seo2gn Road. Also
Bangor AMI stations ON Maine Central road.
PCrtland for Bath and Augusta ae S.15 M.
Trains are due at Portland at $50 A. NJ, and 22O
and 6.42 p. NJ. ~
The thr,ugh Freight Train with passenger car at
ing at O'Clock. n -
An Express Train leaves Augusta daily at p M.
lor Boston, connecting at PoEtand with Evening
at II p. M. - O0'O-
Eb "A mixed train leaves Portland for Bath and
intermediate places at 5.1j o'clock NJ, daily and
leaves Bath ior Portland AT O'Clock A. NJ connect
ing wlth The morning train to Boston.
Fare as low by this rOuts to Lewiston, Wateryille
kendaPs Mills and Bangor as by the Maine Cen raj
road, and tickets purchased in Boston for Maine
central stations are good for passage ON this line
Passengers from Bangor, Newport, & c., win pur-
chase tickets to kendalls Mills only, and after tak-
ing the cars on On this road the Conductor will fur
nsn tickets and make the taro the same through 10
Portland OF Boston as via the Name Central road.
stages for Rockland connect az Bath: aud M Rel
last at Augusta, leaving dy or arrival OF train from
Session, leaving at T.30 A M; and Tor Scion Anson
NorrhiSew0ek, Athens and Moose Head Lake Al
Skowhegan, and iOr China, East and North Vassai-
oora at Nassalboro; for Unity at Kendall's Afllis
and for Canaan at Pishon's Ferry. = =
W MATCH, Superiuteu,Isut.
Augusta, June 10 tsGT. iunei5iti
kS Star and Argus copy.
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Genteel Residenve for Sale i'm Cor
y 10 s'H' 1a .I ham.

One of the Finest Residences
1&diA ~ +is.F in G0rham,
MMIfRe-lR Now occupied by Major Mann Of
s. iIa4II1X fered for sale. The house is two
A5s=aal2z1 storie thoroughly finished inside
ana out, ana In situation is unsurpassed in that
beautiful villase-The lot is large, upon which is
fruit trees of various kinds, shruberry SC. nice
spring of excellent water is handy to the door, and
large cistern in cellar IL also has fine stable This
excellent property viii commend itself to any man
who is in want Of a pleasant home within 80 minutes
ride OF Portland.
For further particulars enquire of W. IT. Jerris Re-
al Estate Agent, at Horse Railroad Office, Opposite
ffepie mouse. #tH jy30dtf
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Brick House for sale.

o. A New Two Story Brick House, on Stevens
Al,L Contains IL rooms, convenient for two fami.
lies. Plenty hard and soft water. Price S3,5OO
Apply W. H JERKS, Real Estate Agent.
Aug 1O-d3W&
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GRAND Trunk RAILWAY .
OF CANADA.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT b..
ElsEzF#{555EE1 On and alter Monday, July is, 1867
w. trains " ill run as ioows;-
Al, Express IRAN for lewiston Montreal Quebec and
Mall Tram Tor WaterviIe, Bangor, Montreal, One.
bee and the West at 10 z. Nj. w.
Local Train for South Paris and Intermediate sta
lions, at $40 p. Nj. -
No baggage can be received or checked after time
above stated. u
Trains Will arrive as folIows:-
From Montreal, Quebec, Lewiston and
From mImS on.,,a,, o.. $40 A. NJ.
roea afer lrraie,' &c, az 2.i5P. NJ.
termediate stations, at 745P.M.
Inc COMPANY are not responsible TOR hasgasa IN
any amount exceeding $50 in value land tlat - ~,
az unless notice Is given and paid tor al tie rats
one passenger for every $500 additional value
j. BRYDGES, Managing I;rsetor.
H. BAILEY, Local Superintendent.
Portland, July 10, 1861 dts
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REAL ESTATE.
House Wanted.

T HAVE an order 10 buy house in the Western
lSection OF the C'ty. Address through the =. o.
describing the premises, the location the size of tho
lot, and the lowest price tor cash.
.rttet tl al Ifl3 ID. T. CHASE.
n. B. For lease, Stores numbered T. s, 9, and 10,
Long Wharf Aue23 DIV