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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1868-04-22
SECOND WIDTH.
MOFFAT'S LIFE PILLS
AND PHOENIX RITTERS,

AND PHOENIX BITTERS.
The Most Successful Medicines
In the World.
Established in 1885 by one of
our Most Eminent Physicians, and
now used. throughout North and
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Thousands OF certificates are In
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They regulate the System and put
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AofgAs, New. York
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For One Dollar Each.

w patterns, sewing machines, watches, dry q
and fancy goods, &c. Send 10 cents for Patent
Pen Fountain, with slip describing an article
in our dollar SALE a5 - rs #zs.sEa eds lr9i
Any person, male or female, can send In O.
club of from 80 to 900, at same rate { 10 cts.
tor each), and get premium for go doing.
Send in registered letters. Samples mailed
free to any address. -. Tes.sa Tss 1as s-f.et
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L. & J. Fl. SHULZ, "a
Druggists &Phayssnaceufists

Main Street, next to Robinson House
WATERTO wv, WISCONSIN
DEALERS IN s.,.v
Drugs and Medicines, Perfuneries ard
Toilet articles, Patent Medicines,
Paints, Oils, Varmishes, Brushes, ~,
etc., etc,
Pure Wines and Liquors for medicinal pur~'
poses only. Physicians prescriptions and FAM
lily receipts accurately compounded at all hours
of the day or night. 81 .8aEsae bas
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New Omnibus Line.

THE undersigned begs leave to inform the
L public that he has purchased the entire
Omnibus Line which carries passengers to and
from all depots, hotels and private houses ia
any part of the city.
Parties, Societies and Families
are requested to favor him with their patron
age. .ga#
Orders must be left only at the Old Water
town House, First street, and no mistake will
happen. - "aaa
If any charge of complaint occurs, please ap-
ply Immediately to the proprietor of the line.
A. F. MANIFOLD.
Watertown, March 10th, 1867.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1868-04-22

TINE fra of Mentink Hill has this day
l. been dissolved by mutual CONSENT All -
debts due said firm are to be paid to the unssE
dersigned who has also assumed the payment :
of the debts of the firm. The business will
hereafter be conducted by the undersigned at =
No sc Main street gene3 .sW.MENTINhs rsasa
= Watertown, April IS, 1868, $50 sass. -
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House and Lot for Sale.

A VALUABLE and desirably located House
N and Lot, dot 8, block 32) situated in the
Third Ward of this city, will be sold at bar
gain, as the owner wishes to leave. For further
particulars enquire at this office.
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T Ak LIS =.
STATE OF WISCONSIN, J
~ Jefferson County. 4

7@ jefferson County. S. sa s.
COUNTY FREAsURER's OFFICE, April lst- 1868.
NOTICE is hereby given that will on the
~ Second Tuesday of May next, commence
selling at Public Auction, at my Office in the
village of Jefferson, in said county, SO much of
each tract or parcel of the following described
lands as may be necessary for the payment of
taxes, interest and charges which may remain
due and unpaid thereon on that day said
lands having been returned to the County
Treasurer for delinquent taxes assessed for the
year 1867. The sale to. commence at one
o'clock P. NJ, and to continue from day to day
until all shall be sold. '@f a.5 3. s.s-
ta EDMUND SWEENEY, .-s III.
..--s County Treasurer.
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WANTED.
Agents to sell DR.. William Smiths
Dictionary Of the Bible.

Vt contains OVER ONE THOUS AND closely
Il printed, double column, octave pages, from
new eIectrotype plates on good paper, and is
appropriately illustrated with over TWO HUN
DRIED engravings on STEEL AND WOOD, and
a series of fine authentic maps.
1t is highly commended by all learned and
eminent men, and by the press generally,
throughout the country, and is the best book
Of IA L nd in tho itch lon
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PERSONS AT q DISTANCE

May communicate CoNFIDENTIALLY by letter, if they
tnclose Two Dollars for Consultation Fee in each
letter. All letters communications and interviews
are strictly private and confidential. No answer viii
be given to letters unless Two Dollars are inclosed
IS Consultation Fee. By inclosing four cent
Atamns DIR RAPHAEL,
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From being shortened by wrong treatment. The
botanic Remedies of DR. RAPHAEL. the English
Botanic Physician, never failed yet to make perfect
Of all private secret and venerea diseases, with
cut the use of mercury, without htraHce from BUSH
hess and without fear of discovery or exposure No
deadly poisons, such as arsenic, nux vomica opium
any other posons. No mercury other deadl.-
Remedies used by him. His Remedies cure the
most obstinate and dangerous cases, and remove all
mercury and other impurities from the system when
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
Of having contented wife and healthy Children
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GUIDE TO HEALTH AND
LONG LIFE
PUBLISHERS OF NEWSPAPERS

WITHIN 800 MILES OF CHICAGO
May send specimfA copy of their papers, and their
rates of advertising per annun, for one column,
payable quarterly in advance, with the number of
miles the place of publication is from Chicago.
Address, DR.. RAPHAEL, Box 6273, Chicago
illinois,
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INK THE GREAT CAUSE

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House, Sign and Ornamental
PLANTING. !.
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Paper-Hanging.
Paper-Hanging.

The firm of Straw & Goodrow having dis
solved, my shop in future will be over Msntinks
& Hills store, formerly VIM. Bieber's) on
Main Street Bridge Trusting that my work
heretofore has given en- tire satisfaction, will
hope for share of the very liberal patronage
bestowed on the old firm, for which returns
my sincere thanks. ss - sessg yz.atr.
MI ..-.,. 49,. j. GOODROW..
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-09-26
From Louisiana,

NEW ORLEANS Sept. 25.-The Senate yesterday
installed negro as senator from Caddo Parish,
III place of Reuben White (white), declared in
eligible.
Registration was opened to-day. Among the
first acts OF the registers was to refuse the regis
tratiOn of foreigners naturalized by the judges
OF the Fifth and Sixth District Courts since July
last, on the ground that such naturalization
was illegal. In this they were, sustained b7 the
Chairman OF the State Board of Registration,
The excitement in the city in consequence is in {.
tense. The excitement was increased by an
atfray this morning in French market in which
a neero was instantly killed by white man,
who escaped.
Governor Yarmouth issued proclamation
this evening, calling upon the citizens TO remain
at home and abstain from exciting acts or con-
versation, stating that The civil authorities are
capable OF suppresslpg any difficulties that may
arise aud arreStinG all offenders, or If found IN.
sunlclent VIII be promptly assisted by the Mill
tary. He also calls upon all political clubs to
abstain from any public demonstration for the
present.
oil was introduced in the Senate o.day by
Senator Bacon amending the Registration act
so as to require only the oath prescribed by the
State Constitution, AID further defines the
powers of registrars and supervisors OF elec-
tlons. 1t passed Two readings and was made
the order OF the day for Monday, it not killed in
the House or vetoed. The bill will secure fair
1t was stated in the Senate that the Board of
Registration had abrogated of themselves a
supplement of the rePl .tration law, adding pro-
visions which the Senate had rejected. reso-
luton calling for an investigation was adopted,
and q committee appointed.
Mr.. Fosdlck DEMOCRACY, appointed on the
State Board of Registration by Governor War
mouth, has entcted second protest against the
action of the majority OF the Board. 1t is con-
tended that registration cannot be refused to
citizens willing and ready to take the oaths pre-.
scriDed by the registration law.
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From New York.

New YORK, Sept. 25-The ship Jacob A.
Stamla took off lO8 passengers from the Melita'
and put II on board the Aonequash, from st.
Johns Tor Liverpool. and I3 on the ship Kur-
rachee, from Mauritius tor Greenock. The ire
on the Melita broke out in the hold when seven
days out, and 1t was eight hours before she fell
in with the stamla. .Ging 10 the nature OF her
cargo cotton, ETC., the Ere resisted every effort
to sub5ue II. 1t Is supposed to have been
smouldering some days i'll the hold before it
broke out.
New y DIRK, Sept. 25 The Rollins conspiracy
case was again up before the United States Com
missioner to-day, ala two or three witnesses
were examined, but nothing of additional inns
portanCe was elected.
The Labor Congress to-day was occupied in
discussing the PLATFORM offered AT the last even
1ng's session. After considerable discussion the
clause deprecating strikes was stricken out
Exception was taken TO the finance plank in
the platform, and lbe monetary system was
discussed until adoHinment The discussion
was resumed at tue Afternoon session, but it
was finally adopted Hs originally reported. A
resolution was unanimously adopted recogniz-
Ing the right OF the WOrkiDgmen and working
women OF the natlnn to strike when all other
just and equi'abe concessions are refused.
A box containing about $4,000 10 English coin
was stolen from Duncan & Sherman's banking
house to-day, while the attention of the owner
was nomentarily attracted in another direction,
A man was seen to take the box by several per-
sous, and depart with T., they suppo:ing it to be
all right
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INDIGO BLUE.

r AR LOWS INDIGO BLUE,
Tor Buelng Clothes is put up and for sole at ALFRED
WlLTBERGER5 Drug Store. No. 2s3 N. SECOND
Street, Philadelphia.
BARLOW s INDIGO BLUE
will color more water Than any other Blue In the
market. - "
BARLoW'S INDIGO BLUE
is FIRE nom acid, and VIII not injure the uest article
BAkLOW'S INDIGO BLUE
dissoves perfectly clesr and will not settle on the
clotheB or make them btresked. Wv
The Label is copyrighted. aud reads, "Ba7,ow,s
Inoigo Bue. prepaI go akd for sale Alfred Wilmer
gers Drug Stor-,No. 2j3 North Second street PhiIa
delphs" Bailow's Indigo Blue Is sold TO dealers AT
price that pays tht M to keepit. "
CONSUMERS WILL FIND
1t on trial to be the most economical and handest
aticle ever used tor BlueDg Clothes Barows Indigo
Blue Is put mp at Wlhbergers Drux Store, No 2S5 N
second street. and nowhere else.
BARLOW'S INDIGO BLUE
is made In the same way 1t was fourteen years ago.
ano doeS not contain any acd.
ONE FlVECENT BOX OF BARLoWS INDIGO
BLUE
dissolved in mineral water bottle OF water WILL
make The best Liquid BIueiug thai can be M ade,
BARLOWS INDIGO
does not require any tie u up In,
lew grains of Barlow's Indigo Blue on the end OF
the hbger Will color a tub OIL water. Sl6LI4o
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-09-26
From Tennessee.

NASHVILLE, Sept. 25.-Tbe exciting canvass
Tor Mayor between the friends of Alden, the
present radical Mayor, aud Thornberg, moae.
rate Republican, eliminated tonight in riot
b0nh parties had torchlight procession.
The evening had been appropriated by the
1hornterg men. Tie Alden men having been
prevented the previous night by the rain from
having their procession, determined to have L.
tonight. About o'clock, rs the Alden process.
sion was coming into the public square from
the street, difficulty occurred with a negro
who was speaking for Thornberg, who, beng
attacked, drew pistol and shot into the process
The armed negroes discharged their pieces
generally in the air ESs
Thousands of shots were fred, although bdt
iour persons were wounded and none were
kllled. While this was going on the Thofnberg
procession was in another part of the city, and
took no part IN the riot. About l o'clock the
crowd was dispersed by United States troops,
abd In short time all was quiet.
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From UsPunch."


oMlNoUs NAME FOR A RAoE-CoURsE.-
''Knavesnine."
UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENcE.-Great excitement
prevails at Oxford amongst the ladies who are
not engaged, owing to the expected arrival oi
number Of unattached" students after the
long vacation.
A GREAT HISTORIAN REDrv1vUs.- atten-
tion OF Anthropologsts and Spiritualsts Is
drawn to the remarkable announcement that
amongst the recent additions to the Geological
Gardens is-"a Gibbon." Note, also, singu-
larly enough, that it was presented by A.
Grote.
No POCKET MONEY. ca HINT )-Mamma.
"Well, am glad you have had a nice ride
But where is your jacket, Tom l''
Tcm. "Sold it for a bottle of ginger beer,
mother. We were so thirsty !"
REM LACU Non TErIGIsTr.-Why did not Lord
John Manners, when enumerating the various
grand achievements, quorum parS magma fIit,
say that he has cleaned out, new-bottomed,
and reflled the Regents Park Lake Be-
cause then he would have mentioned one
thing that would hold water.
NNEID ". l, ADAPrED.-M. Gr6vy, opponent
OF Imperialism in France, has been returned
for the Department of the Jura, by a great
majority over the Court Candidate. Shades
of ofVirgil, and Dido, and Mrs. Todgers forgive
us; but if it should be whispered that the
Emperor is indisposed and suffering we should
wink and say, "Gr(Uy saucius cura."
PoPIsH BrRD.-The Missal Thrush.
SATISFACTORY CHARAcrER.-Mrs. Brisket
(about the Squire's new Bride)-"Oh, yes
Mum, she come in 'ere yesterday, Mum. Bless
yer puffect Lady, Mum Don't know one
j'int o. meat from another, Mum l!''
TAKEN IN.-Several young gardeners rushed
to buy recent number of the ,Satu day ReUielo
from seeing in its placard articles on "Laurels"
and "Buttercups.'
SMILIA SMLIBUs.-A cruel young cad, of
Wandsworth, has baen sent to Jail, with hard
labor for fortnight, for brutality to a poor
cat. We are very glad, but If the excellent
Magistrate had ordered him another kind of
cat-a cut for each OF his victims legs, one
for each OF her ears, one for her tail, and a
couple for luck, to make up the supposed
number OF her lives-the memoria technica
would have been better.
UP IN HY.-Examiner-Giva soma
account of Galileo.
Candidate-He was an astronomer who was
prosecuted by the Inquisition.
Examiner-Well, Sir
Csndidate-Galileo cared for none of these
things.
AN IRISH DIAMOND.
Not much fun yet out of the Election Ad-
dresses, but here is one which looks promis-
ing. We should like to hear again from Mr..
Patrick Mcdonald, who thus addresses the
Queens county,
II have only to say I shall lead Two Thou
sand Voters TO the poll at tue forthcoming
General Election in the Queens County. BS
hIm when we advance to the combat Fifty
Thousand Non Electors will give us their hearts
ana hands. O'Oonnell, thou art mighty YETI
thy spirit doth walk abroad; your memory is
before us.
'Your memory is Before us.'' Noble And
our Future is behind US. Go and prosper,
dear Nc McDOnald, and more power to your pro-
nouns. Thy ancestors will be proud of We,
and the shades of your posterity smile down
upon thee.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-09-26
From MFnn.V

NEW VIEW OF AN OLD FABLR.
Crafty Reynard one fine day
Asked the long billed stork to dinner:
But contrived the feast to lay
Out on shallow plates, the sinnerl
And that long bill of the stork
Was discounted thus completely
Eating soup with knife and fork
Is thing you can't do neatly.
Willy Reynards, that know.
Doing business in the city,
Into partnership will go
With poor storks-the more's the pity.
They swim buoyantly as cork
Sink like lead their partners fleetly.
Eating soup with knife and fork
Is thing you can't do neatly
Well-inteptioned folks, too oft
Charity in vain expsnding,
Nuts to those whose gums are soft,
Goals to Africa are sending.
sehemes for feeding Jews on pork
They consider framed discreetly--
Eating soup with knife and fork
Is thing you can't do neatly.
Rogues or fools tits much the same;
Long billed birds with shallow dishes
10 supply is still their game,
Needless of their victims wishes;
Long-necked jug for long billed stork
Is the vessel chosen meetly-
Eating soup with knife and fork
Is thing you can't do neatly.
What Railway Charges always ars-Fsre
enough
ODD RABBIT IT The Times is rather prons
10 Vagaries of spelling. We are indebted TO il
Tor the word "diocess" As the word dio-
cese is derived from the Greek dioiLesis. there
seems no ground for the reduplication OF the
's"-but the Times le veu Last week IA
favored us with another novelty in a leader on
the destruction of small birds:-
"The owl and the stoat live not onlv unon
Young rabits and partridges. but also, and by
preference, upon rats and MICE"
Hitherto, we did not think of applying the
question two "b' or no two ''b" to the rabbit,
put we suppose that what the Tines sets forth
IN lts leader columns is law; and, therefore
th0se risky creatures must accept this new
rule as the law of their "b"-ing.
LATEST EFFECT or THE HEAT.-It ranortad
in city circles that su exceptionally large
number of 'sweated" sovereiens has 6aan rsl
ceived this summer at the Bank of Engl4nd.
IN'VMo VERTAs.-THE THING THAT TELLS A
TALE-A splitting" headache.
AN EARLY PRovERB.-More Hastings, less
speed.
THOUGHT ON SYMPATHETIC PLANr.-Cab
bsges have been sold this summer at three
pence eaeh.-llard lines Cor the cigar trade
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-09-26
From Gnnr.in

ATLANTA, Sept. 25.-Tbe bill TO organize and
cell into service the State militia Nas defeated in
both Houses. The House resolved to adjourn
on the 9Th OF October, which was agreed TO by
tue Senate. The House refused TO reconsider
the bill amending the Constitution removing the
c. pital TO MilledgeVlle.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-09-26
From Maine.

AUGUSTA, Sept. 25.-The alleged incendiaries
accused OF causing the fire az the u Udited States
arsenal 10 this city, who were eXamluel on the
l7lh INST, had their cases reopened, by consent
OF the Government, and after an elaborate
examination to-day were again held under
heavy bonds " appear before the higher court
tnr ITta
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Latest from Europe by Cable.

PARIS, Sept. 25.-0fisial dispatches from
royal authorities give an account OF an affray at
SantaDder. They report that after sharp fight
the rebels were worstel, and took refuge in the
feet In the harbor.
FLORENCE, Sept. 25.- Cantello is appointed
Minister OF the Interior, and Passiva Minister OF
public Works
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Pennsyivania state Fair.

HARRIsDURG, Sept. 25.-Tbe Slate Fair, COM
menclng on Thursday, the 29lh, promises to be
the largest and most interesting ever held in
this State. Every department is being prepared
on the largest scale, aud most of the space is
already occupied by exhibitors. Many OF the
best i'm ool teo aud thorough horses will be
on exhibition, together with farm implements
and new Inventions.
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~GhituarY.

81 LOUIS, Sept. 25.-- DR.. Joseph N. Mcdowell,
distinguished surgeon in the West and a resi-
cent OF this city. died this morning of cOngestiye
chllls, IN his siXly y-third year,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-09-26
FROM MASSACHUSETTS,.
Double Execution for Murder.

WORCESTER, Mass, Sept. 25.-sias and Chas.
J. James, who murdered 10 eph q. CLARK, on
February 28 last, were hanged to-day. Cuarles
but hilas inslnnilR.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-09-26

FREARS or FAYoY. oYERwRO UGHT AND I'M
PR0YED UPON BY THE SERIES EDITOR AS
GENUINE WIT AND II UMOR.
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General Butler In Court.

General Butler by his counsel, has fled in the
cases of Kimberley Brothers and Charles A.
Woolley, claiming that, as a membeT OF Con-
gress, he was not liable to be summoned, and
pray ing that the service Of said summons may
be declared 10 be illegal and null, and that the
sheritf's return be set aside and quashed.
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;ss;gs.,....o
oVB --z==esss@aSM --z==esss@aSM
sa1uRpN NNAatI NlcEs tI}zs
NUMBER CLXL.

a DIET ToR MENTAL DYsPEPTICs. AND A CURE
EOR Hy-PoCHoNDRIA, HYPOCRISY, OR ANY
COMPLAINT OF A ny ORDER.
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BnSe BRII.

The Cincinnati Baseball Club played the
OlympIcs OF this city this afternoon. The gam
was won by the Olympics by score OF % to 8.
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en- FOR SALE - SEVERAL DESIRABIE
n~4 LOIS u ground suitable Tor manufac .uriux or
budlng purpUses haviug pley of gooa spring Waei
ara plenty OF good buiioipg one, situate on and
near he North tennsy lvanin Railroad aud only az
LILIES out. Apply 10 b. III ANPER ~ ~,
oZl 6t No. Az CHESN IT Street,
IA FOR SALE, NORTH BROAD STREET
LII Elegant ktsideLce. Apply 10
ooo.,,, 49,, j. O. SIDNEY. Architect,
'Zz tuhs otF No. 2V4 sOnih FIFTH Street