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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1867-06-26
STRAWBERRY FEsTIv AL.--On Thurs

{ STRAWBERRY FESTIV AL.--Un Thurs
day evening, June 27th, strawberry festival
will be given at the Masonic Hall, the proceeds
Of which will be devoted to the aid of onr Iii
brary A ssociaticn. Good music will be in at
tendance, and nothing will be left undone
which can add to the pleasure of those who
may be present. Ali are invited to come and
partake OF the strawberries, join in social in
tercourse, and have good time generally.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1867-06-26

IT is pleasant to recommend a really
meritorious article, hence we ask those suffer
ing from Dyspepsia, Nervousness or Debility to
try Dr. Stricklands Tonic. Dr. E. II. Sans
ordered S4 worth for J. C. Hays, Decatur, Ala.
T. Hart New York City, says: ''it cured me-
where can get it fer my friend?' Thus they
write from all quarters. 3lwt
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1867-06-26

CIRCUIT CoURT.-The special term of
the Circuit Court for this county opened
ct Jefferson, on Tuesday the 18th inst. and
adjourned on Thursday the 2othinst Compare
lively little business was transacted, and the
i'm portant cases go over to the regular term
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1867-06-26
The Sd week i'm Julye
WE MEAN WHAT WE SAY. ~
That we are the
Champions Of America.

: For the successful treatment of those dig
eased. We have made it our special duty fo:'
years, and challenge the entire faculty to excel
Us in the method of treatment we semploy ii
these special disease; by comparing the number
= fpersons treated successfully within the past
month. -ea
Bgg-Read the names Of few of the MANY
who have been successfully treated during our
short residence in Milwaukee,
}. b. Dickinson, wholesale grocer With
Kicker l. Ober. 271 East Water sereet ~
Charles Il. Miyer carriage maker, No "a
Third street, case of Deafness cured by one
operation.
August G. Mayor, i6t ward, Harrison street.
no number; case of Rheumatic Affection, OF
two years. Called at Office on crutches-
Cured in days treatment
The wife OF James McHuge, near ST Paul
Machine Shop, case of Chronic Rheumatism of
= years, confined to her bed. Cured in three
days permanently
Bernard E Riley; engineer at St Paul Ma,
chine SHOP, Milwaukee; case Asthma OF "a
years standing.
James Gaffney, with Messrs Caldo Brcre-
ton, No 20l Lake ST.. Milwaukee; case Of
Chronic inflammation and graduation of eys
ledS and film on eye, of years stnhding---
Treated by different occulists Cured: in TO
days treatment by us.
: j. Hunts, Spring St, Deafness. Hearing re-
stored by one operation.
William Richly poss,offce address, Rubicols,
Dodge Co. Wis, case of film, blind II years
Operation on March If-sight restored eyes
open we'll.
Rev Dr. J. Dixon Faster Of Union Baptist
church, Milwaukee.
L. A. Wheeler & Co., Wholesale Dealer ii
Dry Goods. East Water street
Kicker Ober, W holesale Grocer, 81 East
Water street.
|. N. Morton, Druggist, Wisconsin street
IN. Alcott, Druggist, east water street
D. W. freeman, Residence, 757 Franklin
street, Milwaukee. Case, dropsey Of chest
and chronic rheumatism of FIVE years standing
cured by DR.. Barth in four weeks after having
doctored away hundred of dollars, With over
twenty doctors. 44
Mrs. Edwin Z. Enos case Of Deafness p
Q. Address and residence, Stockbrdge, Calr=
met County, Wisconsin.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1867-06-26

Read the following from Reuben Macolabe
of GAINESVILLE, Wis:
To thea6hcted: fafz
Idesire to take this opportunity to say few
words in favor of DR.. Cameron a T
NJ wife had been entirely deaf in her right
ear, nine years, and nearly deaf in the left one
over three years.
We were advised by friends to try Dr. Cam
eron's treatment, as he had the reputation of
being very eminent occulists and aurst, while
practicng in Toronto and New York.
My wife applied to the Infrmary, and placed
herself under his treatment, when from the
beginning she says, mas been without pain;
and to day her hearing is perfectly restored toy
the lett ear, and nearly so to the light ole.
Should this article appear before the eyes of
any person so afflicted, hope til will not
hesitate, in the least, to place their case under
DR.. Cameron's treatment
Very respectively, l
REBBgN MAcoMBER
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1867-06-26
THE FRUIT Trees in this vicinity are

hanging very full, and unless some thing un-
common should occur, the yield will be very
little BY the insects, but theJapple trees are
full of fine growing fruit. Grape vines are in
blossom, and TIE young grapes are lust setting
They promise we'll
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Artificial Eyes Inserted.
THE BRANCH OFFICE FOR THE
v~a - ase WEST is AT

No Lib M ASCN ST-,
Where enc Of the above named firm can be
consulted at all hours daily, from 9 m till
m.
Circulars. containing symptoms of Catarrl,
and Lung diseases, also recommendations from
some of the most distinguished persons sent to
any address, enclosing stamp for return postage
Address,
Drs. WALsuE, RoosH, ssBARTH & Co,
32n6 No. III Mason ST. Milwaukee.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1867-06-26
GRAND MINSTREL PERFORMANCE to

GRAND MINSTREL PERFORMANCE to
be given on July 4th by the .Watertown Ante
diluvian Gollgonsters promises to be one of the
best entertainments Of the kind if not the best
that we have ever had in Watertown. Many
Of the songs, and all the jests, which will add
Varietj and merriment. are original, having
been composed expressly for this OCCASION
Those who are fond of music, fun, wit and bur-
lesque, should not fail TO be present. The troupe
is composed of some of our most enterprising
and respectable young men, aided by the best
talent that can be procured from abroad. While
no pains will be spared to amuse and entertain,
nothing will be introduced that would offend
the taste of the most fastidons Comic SOL %.
jokes, conumdrums, side-spitting purlesques
ETC., make up the programme of this unique
and pleasing entertainment. Three perform
ances will be given during the day and evening
Doors open at 81 A. M, II and y P. NJ
The Fourth OF JULY--Prepar atoms
have been made by our citizens for an appre-
pirate celebration of our great national ami.
versary day. The proceeding of the meetings
held to consider the subject of celebration, as
well as the order, of exercises determined upon
will be 70 ind IN another column We believe
there is a general determination on the part of
our citizens, without regard to nationality
or party, to join in concentrating the birth
ofAmerican Independence In addition to tho
othe exercises of the day troupe of amateur
and professional Ministries, the Watertown
Antediluvian Golgonisters will give three in
imitable concerts at Coles Hall.
AT LAKE Mills preparations are be-
irg M de for. a good rousing celebration, such
as they know how to get up at tt. at place
Attorne Gen. Gill, Hon. B. F. Hopkins and
Prof Powers have been invited to address the
meeting. Good Music will be furns he'd by the
Forest City Brass Band, and q splendid dis
play of fire works will add to the attractions in
the evening The exercises will be held in the
beautiful picnic grounds on the Lake Shore,
and a suf6c ent number of fine sail and other
boats will be in readiness to acco immediate
pleasure parties desiring to ride on the lake.
Refreshments, and sumptious dinner will be
served on the grounds. Rock Lake is one Of
the most charming lakes of our State, and the
scenery surrounding it is Justly celebrated for
its picturesqueness and beauty. Thos attend
ing the celebration can hardly fail of passing
q pleasant day. All are invited to join in the
festivities OF tie occasion
. AT JEFFERSON the day will likewise be
celebrated. The Banner says: Our German
friends are to celebrate the glorious fourth by
having picnic in Fifeld's Grove north of
the village. At O'Clock in the morning they
meet at the court yard, where procession
will be formed aud march to the grove
Puerners Silver Band has been er gagged to
furnish music for the occasion.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1867-06-26

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or the money refunded. Dir. Wits Ague Pills
are entirely q. new nledieine and ha4iug been
tried in over 1900 Of the very worst anu obstin
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even after all OTHER me defines fail These siff.
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l. Address Dr. Witt; Boz al; rihcinnattl
V''o, sos 2sri
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M ARRTEn


In the Congregati nal Church of this city,
on Monday evening, the oath inst, by Rev. C.
Boynton, Mr.. WILLIAM C. SANFORD and
Miss ELIZABETH E. MORGAN, sill of tbis
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All operations on the Eye such as CATERAcr,
ARTIFICIAL Pupil, Cross EYE, &C., performed to
the entire satisfaction of the patient.
candid opinion given in cases where cure
is impossible, without charge.
He may be found at the LIN DON HOUSE,
Watertown, the following days. ~
Tuesday and Wednesday, June 18th & 10th, 81
1 July I'd Sd, 1867
~. - % 10th 18th, 81
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1867-06-26

4J3s.a INDEPENDENTS. w." ~ ea27
{ Charles he'a Ducasse, City of Waterfowl
~ Charles Wasgoner. Town of Watertown,
i Johnathan Piper, fxonia, -- 4 @sl \
Austin Kellogg: Concord
w w Woodman, Pennington,
Capt Cha rles Holiness Jefferson
Capt w Curtis, Fort Atkinson,
John Bullock Aztaian,
Robert Far go, Lake Mills,
Coz w A Green, Milford,
10 SW Budlong Waterloo, 2-saa
Charlie . Griggs, MIDDLETON, go
Harvey Or andall, .Emmet.
Mr. Douglass, Lebanon,
James Higgins, Shields azz2tH#
Godfrey Cotton, Clyman -------
George Baker, Hustisford,
James Smith, Redwood,
MARsHAL-Gen. HENRY BERTRAM, with
power to appoint his own aids.
Chaplain-Rev. WILLIAM DAFTER.
Reader of Declaration-Pref A MARTIN.
Orators-BRYoN PAYNE, EMIL RorHE and Fl.
G. FAcK.
COMMITTEE ON FINANCE.
lst ward Moak, Eugene Wigge nhorn
and Joseph Giles.
I'd ward-Ernest Grossmann aud Frederick
Fisher
Sd ward--H Gallup and Thomas Moore,
4th wards S Woodland and O'Byrne,
5th ward-August Tank and Jacob Beaumau,
eth ward-F He,mann and Joseph Salck,
7th ward-D S Chadwick and Luther May
Treasurer w II CLARK. aas
COMMITTEE OF ACHIEVEMENTS.
Moah, $50 Dr. w Spalding,
Henry Mulberger, Joseph Linden, -
II Howell, Aaron Stein,
E r Evans, f NJ Hal,
John Malloy, VIM VI Dennis.
-ssrt.r ORDER OF EXERCISES.
l Firing of SO salu1es at sunrise Martial
music and ringing of bells. 3i@
Q The Procession will form at 10 o'clock A.
NJ. in the following order E5
II Military Companies,
The Mayor AID City Couneily
3 Sh rpshooters,
4 Masical Societies, eAs
8 Turner's, E@sss tf 5
6 Railroad Delegation,
Z Good Templars,
8 Working Mems Association,
Schools, .s#@2 ~s.3
10 Citizens s%@
The procession will proceed to the Sharp.
Shooters Ground, where there will be, after
the Exercises and Orations, a Basket Picnic,
at which all are invited to provide for them
selves After the festivities of the day there
viii be Grand Display of Fire Works III the
Evening.
. 1t was moved and carried that the Com
mittee of Arrangements be requested to ask
the Common Council to make an appropriation
to aid in the commemoration Of the Anniver
sary of our n tional Inde endence.
A motion was passed, soliciting the Com
Mite Of ARIA ,gements and the Finance Com
mittee, to take the most prompt and active steps
to secure the successful carrying out of the OBJ
jects of the meeting, viz: The patriotic OBJ
servance of the. great aud memorable day, so
sacredly dedicated to American Freedom.
e>ys+,rE .-, DIV. BALLOU, Chairma n.
!. THOMAS DERvIN, Secretary .s. ~s5
.Watertown, June oath, 1897. sgsee
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Special Notices.

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The CRoPs.-In1a ride through the

" u
central and northern portion of this coun-
ty last week, we observed that all kinds of
grain, with the ezceptiea of corn, were look ing
remarkably well. Notwithstanding the warm
weather corn still looks splndIing Wheat
cats and barley are growing very rank, and
stand thick on the ground. Farmers from
Koshkonong Prairie, and from other portions
of the county, state that the white grub, as they
call it, is at work in the wheat, and has dam
aged a good deal already ,.-...zg .-e4q
PERsoNAL.--Attorney General G. r.
Gill has accepted an invitat on to deliver the
Fourth of July Grafton at the rand celebra-
ton ut Lake Mills. -
On Saturday last we saw in town Lieut.. Le-
vi W. Ostrander, now of Mantorville Mimi, but
formerly of Lake Mills in this cou: ty, where
he is now going on visit to his friends Lieut.
Ostrander served during the war in Co. F, 29th
Regiment, and is well known to many of our
readers. Since leaving tie army he has gone
into business as q hardware merchant at Man
tOTFflle, MINI. E--+-s -s.- .~-# 20 49, EEEE
Mr.. Henry Fl. Norton, of Howell, Michigan,
has just located in this city, and entered into
partnership in the practice Of law with Myron
B. Williams. Mr.. Norton is young man OF
ability and promise, and graduate Of the Ann
Arbor law school. Last week he was exam
ined at Jefferson, and admitted to the bar We
extend to him cordial welcome to our city
.1 =. .s.#ts. - ~------ - attt-i5. F
ORIENTAL CIRCUs.-French' celebra-
ted Oriental Circus will exhibit here on Mon
day, July ls:, and promises to be the best show
of the kind that has visited WATERFOWL this
summer. In addition to the attractions of a
circus is added a large menagarie. The for
eign birds and wild animals will form most
interesting display. Two exhibitions will be
eiven during the day at 2 and at75 o'clock
P. NJ The Milwaukee Sentinel of the 2lst inst
say no circus which has ever visited Milwaukee
OF late years has created quite as great a sensa-
ton as that which arrived here yesterday. The
caravan, as it passed through the streets of the
city, attracted universal attention. It was
most imposing affair." embracing the finest ar
ray ofhorses ever seen in Milwaukee In the
afternoon the tent was comfortably filled, but
in the evening it was jammed, and between
fifteen hundred and two thousand persons were
turned away without obtaining adnlittance.
Altogether, the circus is the best which has
visited the city for years. There is nothing
about it that would offend the most fastidous
taste, and our citizens can take their fan1llie,
without fear of having any evil instiled into
their minds by the exhibition. 5.Ii8eL r..
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Fonrth of July Celebration,


: Pursuantste notice meeting of citizens held
at the Lindon House. Friday evening June 2lst,
organized py electing J. J. Enos chairman, and
J, r. Buchanan secretary,
The chairman briefly stated that the object
of the meeting was to consider the propriety of
making aIran gements for an appropriate cele-
bration of the Fourth of July, the anniversary
of our national independence. On motion it
was resolved that we do celebrate the Fourth
of July On motion committee of seven, con-
sisting of DR.. Spalding, B. OByrae, H. S.
Milan, A Francil, J. E. Sleeper, Charles Wood
and J. R Buchanan were appointed to make
out programme and other ecessary arrange
ments for the celebration, and to report on pro-
gramme to- morrow evening. On motion, meet
Ing appointed to meet at the Lindon House to-
morrow Saturday 22d) evening, at 8 o'clock.
J.J. ENOS, Chairman.
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POST OFFICE NOTICE.

Arrival and Departure of the Mails at the Va
tertown Post Office On and after May 9Th, 1861 (:
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1867-06-26
J. +. BUCHANAN, Secretary.

don House, on Monday evening, the oath inst,
for the purpose of hearing the report of the
Committee of Arrangements which had been
appointed at previous meeting. The officers
being absent, on motion, D W Ballou was elect
Chairman, pro tenn, aad Thomas Dervin,
Secretary. The following order of proceedings
for the public celebration of the next 4th of
July was then read aud unanimously adopted:
- President of the d. y-J.. T. MOAK. p fa
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1867-06-26

PERsoNAL.--Attorney General G. r.
Gill has accepted an invitat on to deliver the
Fourth of July Grafton at the rand celebra-
tion ut Lake Mills. -
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-05

There was a small iObbing trade doing to-day
in general merchandise, but the result has not
fooled up satisfactorily; Prices are weak in
which they can be duplicated Mess Fork OF
the new crop has been received, and, though
quoted higher 10 the up country markets than
81 81 per Dbl. Clear Sides are very scarce and
arm al l6kgl7c, but are mostly held AZ our out
lskc: Clear Bulk sides have advanced &c, and
are arm At lL9l5e; Bulk shoulders, u@ll1Sc
Bres Bacon, B@lSc; Sugar-cursd Hams,
T39a9e. Com is weak and dull at soc on tue
levee; receipts have been large; Ear Corn is
sill in demand, but scarce, Oats, 78S75c. Bran,
~. Hay. S5026. Meal is held al
nessss fresh At s.. New Louisisna Molasses,
aOG95c; old, 6910c. Hyrups. Slgl 0, Egg, asa
gse. Apples dull, So 504a, Potatoes, 50 70@4 q
Per bhl: in sacks, per oushel, q z5$l 50; Sweet
Potatoes, 75qS0c. Onions, $ $3.50 50 per Dbl.
New uRnie are held az &c, and secondhand.
is to DC, with a good demand nom the
interior chickens are IN ngnt supply a. y
70 s. per Dbl. Butter Is in good demand
Goshen. 49G45c; choice western, Ss8<ocs good
09S5e; common, not ID dsmand Bag
25nz7c- for Kentucky power, . 24925e for
maud made. Flour very quiet, super S86
x s9elo g, Xxx sliSl2 s; SlsS!4; feAss
suppIy No. I half bbis SO 99ll; No. s
Sc 56GlG; No. kit. g 7a9si NO., s25o92 IS
No. 3 81 S92 %. sugar ls nrin, a. lsg
coffee sugars at l7TGl5Glshc; brown 149i7c
RIO Coffee, fsir to choice, 24g27Zc Cliff LIME
81 OOa2 Is; Cape Lime, 81 092& Western
T s1sTisb dairy, isSis1e. Common, %hisky
81 7592; Imitation Boufoon, q DsSi sour
POI, live stock market il Ammo.
hetf cattle sell 81 Cole gross Inferior, 495c
| sheen ssas for No. I, and inferior dulIat &Q
! %. Hogs, 7hSsc gross dressed are 1rn a
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CLOSING or MAILS.

Until further notice the Mails viii close a
follows:
For Cairo. Chicago. It Louis, nashville Loals
willie, Cincinnati, Cleveland, P1tts1uTg' ThiA9
defphia. Bunalo, Albany, New 1crkt baiI
more. and all cities norih and "os1 -
Sis pm. vv-ghs,1o,
Augusta. Columbus, Ga, Montgomery, no,
pie. Ala New York, Nashville and aAolLla
south and east, At $40 pm.
For Ne~ Orleans. Baton Rouge, Jackson elAa.
Vtcksburg. Natchez, and al cities souLni al
4p.m. ..
southern, New Orleans, Jackson and oreai
Northern railroads. At $50 pm.
An stations on Memphis and LoulsFL4e anu
branch railroads at 3 pm.
An Stations on Memphis and Charleslonl MIS-
EfSs5ppf Central, Mobile and OHIO, NashVllIe
and Decatur. Nashville and Chattanooga ana
Fast TENNESSEE railroads at Am.
For Litfie Rock, Pine Biun Z al Landings
sn Arkansas and White rivers tsemi-Weeklyl'
Tuesdays and Saturdays
Mississippi Tiver-souths (senl-NeeAiyb tues
DAYS and Saturdays
Mississippi river-nOrth, tsetul-NeeAAyJ' hoA'
days and Frcays.
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AmUsEMENTs.

~ -
New MEMPHIS THEATER.-The popu'
lar sensational drama Of Under the Gas
light attracted an audience OF which any
artistic might be proud. The struggles
and thrOes Of the heroine, met by the
machinery of q determined villain, under
the cover of paternaL affection, renders
the complications Of the play intensely
interesting. But that's not the least thai
Interests. The part, Of Laura Court
land,n by Miss Fanny 3. Price, through
out every scene, exhibited the consum.
mate actress, equal TO the deiineator Of
the highest reach Of pathos, or in any,
sven the highest position OF the drama,
We Lave already spoken Of the other
adjuncts Of the drama. The "peOple"
were all there. We may say IN advance
that Miss Fanny B. Price will produce
the play Of Leah for her benefit on Friday
evening, and we can promise n Of the
finest pieces Of dramatic impersonation
ever presented here.
FAIR AND FEsTIvAL-The fair aud
festival TO aid Ia the erection Of st. Pat
rick's Church, now being held at the
Memphis Club Hall, is proving 8 success,
large crowds f~requentinR the hall nightly.
The contest for the various prizes IL
becoming very lively. The fair closes
on Saturday night. Ali who desire to
spend a pleasant evening, and thereby
aid a good cause, should not fail to go to
the Greenlaw.
THE VARIETIEs.-This house was we'll
filled last night by an appreciative audi
ence. The singing and dancing OF Miss
Helen Dsvere, Miss Fannie Williams
and Miss Sallie Eldridge, gave universal
satisfaction.