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JOHN p. NOYEs'
Pianos, Organs & Melodeons.

HAVING MADE .aTfangments
I1-Fith the best nsnufacturers Of Pianos. Or
gans and Melodens. would respeeffnl1y call
the attention of the public % Il E fact that nm
best quality, lone, Workm anAhip and make. on
tie most liberal terms Ms long experience in
musicai Instruments, ], hope, viii be 4 sufficient
guarantees. Satisfaction Invariably given
year BY -tls AD0LPHUS 6kKfER
Warren, o, Sept 4. 1S67-t ~ = go -
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Finances And And Taxation. ae
Speech OF Senator John Sher-
man 10 q Rspablicaa Mass
Meeting at Canton, Ohio,
Tuesday, August 20 IS6z.s

The following on finances and taxes
Is taken from the speech by Senator
Sherman, at Canton, on Tuesday, Aug
ust 20 /: - t.-.- -. - B.
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QUALIFICATIONS FOR CITIZENSHIP.

A strange doctrine has come to be
entertained of late years. In the theo-
~ Of elf-governmenb proclaimed BY
the fathers, WeWere told that the safe
~ Of the Republic depended on the
virtue Of the citizen. Now we are as
sursd that it depends on intelligence
solely. This i 3 dangerous teaching,
and gives up all that We have hereto.
fore oontended for. 1t IS the corner
stone of despotism. When you assert
that the negro shall not vote because
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s2sDEnsoN . BURTON. :; \ s'-'

Attorneys and counceIlorsa at Law, Niles. Ohio.
0fhCe. rorner Of Mil and Hsin Streets, Gee
ond floor. Aug. :. 1S6T-lys.
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DRoPosED AMENDMENT


Il THE CONSTITUTION. -
ssTHs srsrE on Ono. -ls.Ii 4 ~
oS SfI4fsS Il Rf ssiEssE HEERYs s5 sssif saf4H Of
State of the State Of Ohio, do hereby certify
that the following Is q true copy Of joint reso-
lution passed By the General Assembly Of the
Statsef OHIO, on The 9TH day Of April A. D..
1851 taken from the original rolls on hle in this
In Testimony. Whereof. I have hsrsunta sub.
Ts, scribed ny name and I athxed the Great
the 9Th day of April. a D., 1885,
sWM. HENRY SMITH,
~ Secretary Of State.
~ -f leA RESOLUTION fsg 81
Relatiye to an Amendment of the Constitution.
ProTidlng tor the extension Of the Elective
Resolved by the General Assembly Of the
State of Ohio Three-ffths of-rhe members
elected 70 each house agreeing thereto That it
State to vote at the next annual October slec-
non upon approval or re- ection Of the foiloEing
smendmentas substitute for the first section
State, to win Every nzie citizen Of the United
States Of the age Of twenty one years, who shall
have been a resident Of the State one year next
proceeding the election, and Of the county.
time As may be provided by law, except such
persons as have borne arms N support Of any
insurrection or rebellion against the Govern
ment Of the United States. or have fed from
their pisces Of resideace 70 avoid being drsffed
into the military ssrTies thereof: or have de-
serted TIL military or the naval service of said
Government IL tine Of war, and hsvenot sub
sequeatly been honorably discharged from the
sane-shat have the qualifications Of an cleo
or. tand be entitled to vote At zll ELECTIONS
ED. A. PARR0Tf,
Speaker Of the House Of Representative.
=. ANDREW g. MBURNEY,
PreeIdant of the Sanuta
Passed April b.lS5l- fApril8.
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q. W. sNYDER.

Aeentfor Grover G Bakers Sewing Maehines.
on Franklin Street doors from Anderson q
Rupp's New Block. Main Street, Warren, v
Nay s. 1857 -6ms.
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NSfarv Pubues accident Fire. and Life lnsu-
rSTes A emo and Pension and Bounty agent
Pssssee Iiok - kold to and from. and Money
reIni-fed to ID eoid co1ntry, At the lowest cur
rent rates. once in hebp 9. bloek. - 1aln
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RRED ADAMS.

Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers in ReS-
dy Made Clothing. Hats, Caps and Cent? Fur
RishinE Goods Main Street, Warren.O.
sJan1T66 ~ AZ. 49,
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E3EI on. PATCH.
LYMAN,

DENTIST. ofee over the new Millinery Store
-. of MO. Nssssr. between Iddings 4 MOrgsn's
md Stiles & Sons Store. Market Street. ~ ar
ren. OHIO. Entrance at the CERhSIcLE Once
- rtairs. - llss.r MAY s. ls09-u
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races, and are SO we'll educated and re-
fined, we feel in no danger, and ask
for no statuary protection. fIour
democratic brethren ever. find them
selves differently situated, and feel
that they are in danger of negroes as
sociating with them; why we will pass
law prohibiting negroes under heavy
penalties, to so encroach on the poor
democrats. / believe this fear to be
real. 1t has been working on our
friends for years. am told that in
your town appears in every democratic
procession, waving about the heads Of
a wagon load of girls which reads
"0ur fathers will protect us from negro
husbands" Now this means that If
the negroes are permitted to vote they
will go about marrying all the little
democratic girls in he country. This
would be "a terrible state of affairs and
calls loudly for prevention.
We can not very well retain the word
white in the Constitution, for that, af-
ter all. is only an indirect way of meet
ing the evil. 1 tell you what we will
do; we will pass law prohibiting the
negroes assoclating with Democrats and
marrying Democratic girls. Let any
man, or set Of men, who feel their |
danger-let my worthy friend, for ex-
ample, the editor Of the Democratic
organ in this county-who, judging
from his editorials, is in a perilous con
dition, sit down and address petition
to the next Legislature, setting forth 1
that he is in danger from negroes asso-
ciating with him. or that some negro
woman threatens him with an elope-
ment. and ask for protection, and 1 T
pledge him my word Of honor we will
pass law prohibiting the negroes from
lssociating or sleeping with him. If
bur Democratic friends will admit that
hey are 50 sunk in the scale Of social
or that the negro has so
advanced that there is danger of their
ningling in social equality, we win
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Attornev ct Law, Notary Public, conveyancer
Ofice a. ORR EeFilie. Trunbnn co. Q. [aPl17y
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Dealers in Hardware, Iron, Nails, Lumbar.
Sash, Blinds, Doors. &e-. YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio
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:; aSsSS1sS aUTeHrNs& q cIIDDES,
meIAIN WARD.

Attorneys at Law. Office over Smith 4 MecOnbs
Store corner of Main and Market Streets
warren. Ohio. (April q. ls6I-6
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H RARNuM co.
MeCo1rns. sMTTHs { ApAlIs.

Wholesale and Retail dealers in American and
Foreign Hardware. Iron, Nails. Glass. &c.-
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A RESOLUTION
BGAI N0FIeE

Passed April s.lss7,
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MC&n. sMoopWoREH,

Physicisns and surgeonss seffceozsr E 81. a
son,s Drug Store, Main Street. Warren Onio.
u Once h6drs fr611 70 3, a. M, and Eon too
+ n m. l-..I|l-srs Far,7r5t 1-- kkeh u loof-
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JAMEsON q WHEELER,

HAnafastursrs Of IsstheE. Main Street. War.
ren. Q. AoH.a 'I. a. a 1000 1000 Z Z
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.sTAPE OFTuDsONpIAw

LASTAHE OH UDSON B. LAW
4fFER- Notice Is hsrsby given, that the
pndsrsignee has been duly appointed Admins
tratrix Of the estate of Judson B. Lawyer. Late
of johnson Township. Trumbuli Co, decd.
- ~ ELA0RA LAWYER, Adn'x.
sept 4' Ieof-Ot 81
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Asuufstturorso of Stoves, PioWs Castings. Tin
: ware steve Furniture Stove Pipe, 6c.. Ne.
s. Market street. Warren o. -.
AP-il9. '63- Il i. II = $50 "a - .
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.&n.eIBB0Ns,

Eclectic Physician and Surgeon: Office over Stiles
Store. Market Street, Warren Ohio Par
sisslsr sssi siisBdSs fissn to chFsnis Diseasss-
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HAIL a aIACKEY.

Mannfacturers Of Harness and dealers in Sad
dlery Hardware. Trunks. Vsiises. Iravehng
BAGS. Rhips, Horae Blankets. Saddles ana
.FsSryI esd4lers. M 8 Market Street. War
rem Ohio MAY q, 1851.
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Fire and Life Insurance Agent. Warren. Ohio
MerchandiEe and other property insured IN
q fhe besfc npaEies. on favorable terms. Farm
properly, Is0iated Dwellingss and their fur-
niture inSared for one. three and hve years.
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ESTATE OF 1SAAGLANE, decd.
IL Notice Is hereby given, that the under
signed has beer duly apDoiated Exoeutrix OF the
estate Of Isaac Lane, late of Braceyille- Trun-
bull Co.. Ohio, deold. -
- : .4UcINA LANE, Executrix.
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,Iomonathic Physfeian and Surgeon, Once and
RssiSenee II Sutllf & Block. north Of the Pub
lie Square. Once u2 stairs residence eas'
end Of the Block.
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Z - K-1. TfYLoE. 80 ts L. o. JoEEs.
- 1sd-8 sTAEI.oR q HOMES e
AttOrneys 4 Law. once east side Of Public
5 Square. Warren. Ohio. "a - z7.sr -. -
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no. HurcH1xs. E-K-RITLIFF. :. C. HUTcEISs.
HUECHINs, RATLIFf f&HUTGHINss 4
,Aftorneys, viii attend 20 any business intrusted
70 them in this and edjoining counties. and
eivt rertienlar attention % apphcaoons "A
the q 8 Court af Cleveland. for tho be1eht
-. Of the Bsrkrupt Law. once over Freeman
Hunts SshkinE House. On Market Street
- Warren. Chic. slilsa March a .SoI- :
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VOLUME 52anNo. !!
BUSINESS DIRECTORY

WESTERN RESERVE CHRONICLE,
: pnblisAed every wednesday morning. in Em-
s nire Block. Market 81. W Warren. VIZ. kITEzEL.
Editor and Proprietor.
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WILT, sPEAR

Attorney at Law, Eas returned TO Warren and
resumed practice Once in his former MONS,
over Lddlnes & MoFgan,s Store on Market st.
July 8, 1S66-1y. t a5tU
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I Z Attorney at Law. OfHoe on east side Of publ
square, Warren Ohio, in building recently oc
ienIisd b y. s. Deputy Collector
cNoV1H - = sasrlsrt- ID -
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Wholesale and Retail Dealers IN Foreign and
Domestic Dry Goods, six aud Straw B0nnets
'Earrea lj-T Goods Sore" Pheniz Block.
Warren. Ohio a- .ll-s-s 10
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: 'l'Ss1ss; s1scHAnD : Essiek. 3 sSslsS' :


Attornsys ak Law. of5ce on Main Street, South
lof aAskiii Hosre. Warren OE1o. -
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1867-10-09
- Yr3ITe.. vn.r.-, For The Republican
ssThere are NO Tenrs Ina Heaveu.'

NO tears III Heaven > what d cheerful thought
is this. What volumes of lReaaing afs-,oon-
veyed to. the thong tful mind, by this simple
sentence; composed of bat few words, yet hay
ing power to still the rebellous murmurings
of the stricken mourner, weeping at the loss Of
those too pure to remain IN contact with the.
scenes Of EARTH and who are tenderly watched
in their dreamless sleep by the angel band, that
look down TrQm their heavenly home with ten
der compassion, and more than human lore on
heoares and grietS Of suffering hum anity.<
No tears in Heaven! no grayeyards there,
with marble monuments, telling to the passer-
by, sad tales of bIighte2 hopes and lonely fire.
sides, and to. the survivors bringing memories
Of the loved and lost ~
No sorrov there, nosrending of the ties which
bind III heavenly love- the minds of the happy
ones who shall gain. an entrance through the
gates of tae New. Jerusalem
No cares or sickness there. The weary mind
viii there rest secure in the love of the Great
Redeemer, and the poor, tortured body will
find release from all its suferings in a glorious
Immortality.
There are ne tears in Heaven, but rest from
the petty cares and troubles efalife; notsvexa-
tious in themselves. but arising. as they often
do, when we are the least able to endure them,
add the last drop to the cup which was just
OVERLOOKING ~
No tears there, but rest in the shadow of the
tree OF life, whose. leaves are for the healing OF
the nations. How the heart bounds and the
pulse chickens at the thought. G, E. ?.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1867-10-09
What Every one Wants

A good reliable medicine that will be on
hand when required, and never fails when
called on. That is now to be obtained in Dr.
Tobias Celebrated Venetian Liniment. Many
thousands call it the Wonder eff the Age, as it
does all that is represented and more 1t cures
Diarrh9a, Dysentary, Collie, Spasms, Vomiting,
Group, and Sea-sickness rs surely as 1t is used,
and is perfectly innocent to take internally,
even in double quantity named in the direc-
tons; and IS an external remedy for Chronic
rheumatism, Cuts, Bruises, Old Sores Mumps,
Toothache, Headache, Sore Throat Sprains,
Insect Stings, Pains in the Back, Chest and
Limbs, thousands have testified to- and their
certificates can be seen by any one at the Doc
tors Depot, So Cortlandt Street. New York
Hundreds of physicians use it in their practice,
1t has been introduced since l847, and hun
dreds who now have it in their houses, say
they would not be without it even if it cost 81 O
per bottle. Every drop is mixed by Dr. Tobias
himself and can be depended on. Only SO
cents and 81 per Bottle. Sold by Druggists.
Depot 81 Cortlandt ST., N. Y. 49w4
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1867-10-09
DI e d.

1t Aztalan, Wis, on Monday the Goth ult.,
HOMER SCHUYLER, son of Elias and Ly dia
Schuyler aged n years.
His disease, which rs contracted while in
the army, was lingering and painful, but end
cd in peaceful death. He leaves M aztec
Tomato companion and a lar ge circle Of friends
to mourn his loss. His funeral was attended
by large coucou SO of people, giving evidence
of the appreciation in which he was held,
The occasion was improved b. the Pastor OF
the Baptist Church at 4Aztalan, Rev III. Pickett,
speaking on the following words from Eel. 2,
l: Remember thy Creator in the days OF thy
youth" =eaEaI1 5st3 Eci/E1y = Con-.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1867-10-09
The Wisconsin Editorial Asso citation.

The under igned, President Of the Wisconsin,
Editorial Associa. ion, has the pleasure of an
nouncing that D. W. RALLoU, Esq, Editor of
the Wstertown Demo crat--an ex.Presfdept Of
the Association. and one of tie nostzealo6s
ana efficient members Of the Editor..@i Fratern-
ity in the State-has consr,s, ted;to DEL Ter the
next nnua Address before tbs Convent,Hn
of Wisconsin .end Minnesota Editors AID Pub
fishers in June next, - will appear from he
following letter, received lis morning from
that gentleman. This announcement wllrI
doubtless be received with general sd tisfae-
ton by the Press Of Wisconsin, and consider
ed IS an earnest ofan interesting snd proita
BILE Convention. 'a-1a 'e - e
CHARLES SEYMOUR.
LACROSSE, Wis, Oct 18th, l867.s = r. i
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1867-10-09

GRAPES AND GRAPE YINEs.-Messrs
Bishop & Keyes, of the Badger Vineyard at
Lake Mills have our thanks for boz Of their
choice and luscious grapes. These gentlemen
have for sale at their vineyard, fine strong lay,
improved varieties of grapes adapted to this
iatitade. Thes have s.a1so given considerable
ION to tire eala7stion of straw berries and
atten" Persons wishing anything
other small rrnss. zsEs -,s4. ply s,es,, a corl
in their line would do well ~ aas
or send for their catalogue and paice list.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1867-10-09

AccIDENT.--Jacob Klein, son of Peter
Klein, of this village, had his hand and part of
his arm terribly shattered, while out hunting
last Sabbath He was down the river hunting
for ducks, and on going ashore took hold Of the
muzzle of his gun to pull it out of the boat,
when soG.e part of the lock caught; causing it
and splintering the lower bones of the arm
The arm was amputated about two inches below
the elbow on Monday afternoon, by Dr.. Cody,
of Waterfowl Wisconsin Chief
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1867-10-09

1.-THE LORDS PRAYER" is the. naEae of
new steel engraving, a copy of which we
have just received from the agent, J. 4. stod-
dard b Co., of Chicago. .---- - H.e.t
1t is q work of art worthy to find place in
every home where it will. ever keep alive and
fresh in the minds of those who behold it, the
b. autifoI sentiments of that matchess prayer
Sold only by subscription. Price only 50. 5'a
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1867-10-09
MR.. BALLoU'E REPLY,

= KR. BALEOU Reilly, =
5ts DEMOCRAT OPTICS
2a Waterto~ n,s Wis, Oct Sd, 1867 J
CHARLES SEYMOUR, President of the Wisconsin
Editoria1 4ssocia ton: .----- =
DEAR FnIBSD-Yours OF the Nth, nit, AK
ing permission to announce me as the deiverer
OF the mex rannual address before the sWiscoa-
stu Editorial Association, W as duly received.
1t is not without much reluctence that have
concluded to accept the appointment hope
an earnest purpose to do the best can on the
occasion, will prevent an entire failure OF my
part. Those who have preceded me have
made the task very difficult; aud if | shall be
able, in some degree, to meet your expectations,
| shall not think my efforts wholly in vain
Sincerely thanking youf,r this unexpected COM
pliment. Truly Yours, D. W. .BALLOU. +
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1867-10-09

WATERFOWL CIGAR MANUFACTURERS
The manufacturing of cigars enters largely
into the manufacturing interests of this city.
There are at prest Mt four cigar making estab-
lishments in place, all doing large and
increasing business.
The establishment of Eugene Wiggenhern
ranks frs: in Importance, employing twenty
mon, and turning out 900 cigars year. +
Mr.. B. Miller ranks ne t, employing twelve
men and manufacturing 800, 900 cigars year.
G. E. Ducassee employs three males and four
females, and manufactures $50, 900 year.
A. F. Miller employs two males and one fe-
male, and manufactures 100000 year.
:. The process of making cigar is far more
complicated than is ever sarmised by nine
tenths of those who puff the weed and very
few are aware of the skill that is necessary to
make good cigar. After the tobacco is cut in
the field, it's then cured and passed into the
hands tf the packer, jobber, &c. ) AT the man.
ufactories it passes into the hands of the curer,
stripper maker, fnisher and packer Tie tim
Der of which the boxes aremade is the Spanish
Cedar, found in the vicinity of Syracuse, N.
Y; the timber is sent. prepared and cut to the
size, and the boxes are put together here. &.
| About one fourth Ell the tobacco used is inn
ported from Cuba, and nearly all of the balance
is raised in Connecticut. <..s.5- s..st .ay ~.
| A large quantity of tile cigars made here are
shipped to Iowa. Ill. Ohio and Minnesota SO
that WATERFOWL cannot fail to get quite a rep-
| utation abroad in the cigar line, as well as in
other articles of manufacture, ~, p
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1867-10-09

A DRY TIME-The weather for the
past week has been cold and dry. The sun has
passed the equinoctial J. but the regular equi-
noctial storm has not come e.Ea..E
The ground is parehed, and vegetation is
whitening up. The water in the river is SO low
that the mills are idle much Of the time Wells
are getting dry, and water, for once, is in de-
mand, Unless we have good soaking rain
soon, there will be comparatively little
blowing done by farmers this fall, as the ground
is baked SO hard that pillow can hardly be
forced through it.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1867-10-09
Eaae Truth abos7t Dyspepsis

Whoever says that dyspepsia is incurable,
tells s-that is to say makes an egregious mis-
take. More than ten thousand aggravated
cases Have been cured by .H0STETTER' S
STOMACH BITTERS, while the number ,hat
have been prevented from coming to head,
by the same means, is incalculable. In this
season of thetye4r, when the appetite is too
vigorous for the comfort and safety OF the
stomach, indigestion is MO t-prevaent and dis
tressing. Is the appetite to be baked to &C.
commodate the digestive organs7 Not SO ; for
then the frame would lack It's due nutriment
fhe thing to be done is to sTRESeTHEs THE
STOMACH, tone the liver, and put the bowels in
perfect order. Nothing sWi,t do this so effect
uatIy5 solapidly, so quie.ty5 80 pleasantly, as
-HOSTETTER' S BIrTERS. This potent prep
araton trims and balances the system, and
clothes it, as It were with defensive armor.-
Chronic dyspepsia, liver complaint aud fever
and ague are never known to attack those who
areiwiser enough to invoke the aid Of this great
preventive. Gas S. t~ 4eW4
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1867-10-09
SECOND WIDTH,
III OFFATsS LIFE PILLS
a oea AND pHGZEEX BETTERS.

~ as@ AND pHGIHEX BETTERS.
,The Most Successful Medicines
In the World.
Established In 1886 by one Of
our Most Eminent Physicians, and
now used thu oughout North and
South America, with more pleasing
results than any other Medicine III
eases Of diseased Liver, Blood or
Skin, Indigestion, CostiVeness,
Bilious Complaints, Rheumatism
and Fever and Agues iars@
Thousands Of certificates are il
our possession, giving detailed
accounts Of perfect CURES effected
by these Invaluable IIediciaes.
They regulate the System and put
all the functions OF tho body
III healthy condition.
Sold by all Druggists. White s. Rowland, Propri-
etors, Successors Ir. Jel4r Mofft and De. ". B.
MofAs, New York
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1867-10-09

FAIRBANKS SCALEs-Advertised in
another column of our paper, we're awarded
the highest premium, silver medal at the
great Paris Exposition, being designated Stan
dard Scales in the award. This speaks we'll
for American manufacturers as other scales
were on exhibition from this country and from
England: France, Germany, Russia, Austria,
Prussia and Switzerland .4szf..s -.....l
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1867-10-09
BASE BALL rPLAyERsa take notice,

BASE BAIL PLAYERS take notice,
that it is proposed to play good sound
that has not happened here this season-on
Thursday afternoon next. Let there be a grand
rally of ball players, SO that we Gun have at
least one good game before the season closes
All who take an interest in the game areSin-
vited to attend. The game will be called at
two O'clock sAarp. - !. $500
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1867-10-09
LARGE OxEN.--On Monday last, WI

saw on our streets yoke of mammoth oxen
which weighed four thousand, four hundred
and ten pounds, They are of the Durham
breed, seven years old, and the property of
Lewis Brown, of Emmett. They attracted
conside ra6le attention while here, and Mr..
Brown received many offers for them, all which
he refused. 1t is his desire to keep them an
other year, when he thinks they may be made
to weigh five thousand pounds. They are to
be on exhibition at the Dodge County, Fair this
week sar-I. t1Eseg z