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$61,762 90
ed upon the present
Dor for that portion OF
,taI for Tha .+.~o

%OI IUZ VI
This estimate is based upon the present
price of material and labor for that portion o.
the finishing not contracted for. The stone is
furnished by contracts the brick work is also
done by contract The inside of the building
and roof, as also the setting of the stone, is
not yet under contract.
The resources of our Society were by nc
means large or adequate alone to justify an
expendi. ure such as has been cited; but trust
ing in Him for whose honor and glory we
build this house to His praise, we have at.
tempted the work.
On our old house of worship there >
was an insurance of $4,000 OF
Received collections and donations, 1860 90
SUBSCRIPTIONS uncollected, 5000 90
Sale of land Middle and Deer streets,
about 10000 OF
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Wanted

A SMALL sim of money, which the owner can
"A have BY calling at NO. Congress Place and
paying Tor this advertisement lvidst.
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A LADIES' White Shawl; the finder will be suit
"A ably rewarded by leaving il at No IS B,ackett
So. jy4dlw
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, DRowNED.-Mr. James Kelly, for fourteen
years an employee Of the Portland Company
and a steady faithful man, about q years Of
age, went over 10 Calvary Cemetery, Cape
Elizabeth, Saturday morning for the purpose
of painting the fence to his lot While there,
as is supposed, he went in bathing in the pond
in the cemetery, and slipping off log into
deep water was drowned. When found he was
ciasping tightly brush fence that was under
the water, and it was with difficulty his arms
were detached from it. He leaves a wife and
three small children.
Coroner Hall was called, but, after learning
all the circumstances, deemed it unr eccessary
to hold an Inquest. The body was brought
over to his family in this city.
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Lost.

A STU ALTON by colored boy fifteen years old,
"A as waiter or chore boy. Apply at this office.
july 4-du
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TRoTTING MATCH.-rhere was quite a large
attendance at the Forest City Trotting Park
Saturday afternoon to witness the races be-
tween some of our fast steeds. The first race
was for purse Of $10O for horses that never
beat so, for which G. HI. Bailey entered g. NJ.
miranda" j. Russell blk. m. ''Sally Come
Up" and j. Jack br. 6. Brown Dick" "Sal-
ly Come Up" won the first heat in 2.57 34. The
second heat was won by Miranda in 2.57, and
Brown Dick was Withdrawn. The third heat
was won by Miranda in 81, distancing 'Sal
ly."
For the purse of $500 there were three en-
tIies-b. 6. Hard Road, by G. II. Bailey; g. g.
Sheridan, by A, Cunning; and b. m. Lady
Emma, by j. Russell. In the first heat Hard
Road came in ahead but was set back for rum
ming, and the heat was awarded to Sheridan.
Time 2.45 IL. The second heat was hotly con-
tested and was won by Hard Road, who came
in neck ahead of Sheridan, in 246. The
third heat was taken by Hard Road. Time
ga 3-4. Lady Emma was distanced. The
fourth heat was won by Hard Road, in 244 81
Sheridan just saved his distance.
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A STU ATlON by thoroughly competent Book
"A keeper. Salary not SO mnch of an object as a
permanent situation. Address w., Box 1891.
July 4. diwis
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The Rev. George E. Adams, D. D., of Bruins

PoRTL md, September, 1866.
The rebnil ling of the Second Parish Church in
Port and is essential to the gious welfare of
this city, It's position, its history, the Importance of
the field of labor of which it the centre unite to
make the establishment of that church an abso-
lutte necessity to the cause of religion in this COM
mun1ty lhe members Of this So,iey, in con
nee ion with Their pastor, making strenuous
efforts to accomplish this work; and no enter
prise could with more confidence in it's merits he
commended to the co operation of Christian benevo-
lence and sympathy. GEeRaE LEON WALKER,
New-York tribune., 1868-08-13
THE CutNFsEkEMBAssY.

While at Niagara Falls, the Chinese Embassy
hopg invited 10 visit Buffalo by delegation rom u "
citv Mr. Burlncame declined the invitation say ing
rbi. mission is accredited 70 the Government OF the
,,t,a s,otes We came 10 this country and at once
soubt ~ et of Government, and am gralled 70 state
that the President the Secretary OF STATE anu o
hove enabled u 10 conclude treaty, every line OF Wl n
Is fayorable To China, and which must have important
results on civilization This country has asked no sccal
p'aciug China who're 10 should stand. The Embassy Is
engaged i'm purely official business. We are here because
a. ~ ,,nnosle 10 leave unseen this stupendOus cata
T ne wonder Of tho wOrl' For myself, 60 hence 10
the West 70 visit aged father thence TO my Oh nome
An Bo rOb after which the Embassy VIII visit other west
ern treaty powers We seek the unhatOn OF the WIoc
human family, and trust that all viii meet us ID IKE
Eulrlf in this Republic
New-York tribune., 1868-08-13
TILE EARTunTAkE.

The earthquake alluded to in The TRIBUNE
OF Tuesday having leen felt at o'clock on inc pre-
vious morning was experienced in Norwalk judgement
mud Grcet,vcb Conn. also in Port Chester, Mamaro-
neck Nrw-Rocbcuc and at spuyten Duyyn in west
chester County \. y. In Port Chester one gentleman
WIS aroused from his smbCis 10y the shock ana Holoc
a, a ercs.rr tt burglars were around and trying TO
eur th6 holse proceeded down stairs reyoiyer IN hand
tbe tfgc fnc of tlc case Another gentleman hurried
out of bed under the impression that the house was III
dancer of toupng over The walls Of house III Green
viii are said 10 have been cracked considerably. The
shock appeaicd % have passed from NOrwal through
INGc.Htd Greenwich, Port Chester MarmarOucck, and
New Rochelle 20 SUuvtcU buvyll
New-York tribune., 1868-08-13
pEsrEucrIvE FIRE At WIDEN. y. y.

The business portion Of the town OF Alden'
n Y, was destroyed by fire ON sunday morning Ihe
couaa grafton began in millinery establishment under
T. T. Crosss Hotel. owned hy Mr. Scvins, ana spread
with exceeding rapdlty The following properly @ Wa
burned. CrCSs Hotel. Mrs r. CrNdals Millinery store;
dly goods store and dwelling Of t. y Butler. D2ulel
UemIkor's boot and shoe store. Pride C0"t ulluE
store Fred Taa'Chcrs grocery, /. saunders Co H}
goods cstJh Amtut the po,t-oIcc. located h tIS "i
mated m about $4,000 Tie fire is supposed to be the
work ID "A lUcpudIdTV.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-13
:lOlitts Of gmkrnpl.n.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT of the UNITED
4 SIAIEa Tor the EASTERN DISTRICT of PENNSlLvANlA-
Is BANSHUPrcr-At Philadelphia, July l3 ldCThe undersigned
hereby gives notice ofh appointment Assignee OF JOHN DEARE
a1d JANIS DEARE. late copaner as j. DEAEE Of Pmlair
ph, c County of Philadelphia and State PENNSYLVANIA who
been udgd bahupts cr petition b. the Distinct Court
Of said District To the creditors of siil uauAruut.
laUJE AugGTh WM. NOGDES Assignee No. 28 South Sirthst
New-York tribune., 1868-08-13
Sntrrnal 8rbrnus.

OFFICE oY CoLLECron oV lS4EKs,L REygVrg.)
ForitrH DIsTRtCr STATE Nv NEW -YuuK,
OfciaLl No Cl CuANBKRssr NKw. YoEK. June 20 1903
NOTICE is hereby given that | have dis
~ trained upon two hundred aud barrels dis
ted Sp.ut marked "Br tatfcon taxes and penalty
The Caised states under section 49, act Of March 7
ceei bond for transportation hy Frank Riwars principal
January O 1851 And shi offer TO- sale PUBLIC Auction,
the said 23i barrels Of distilled Spirits On hoa T. Bonded
Warehouse. Nos IS % Whtrhalst first day July.
1906 al IL o'clock IN tue forenoon of that day
J. P. BAILEY Collector.
The above SALE adjourned August ~ 1863 time nd
place July 1868. J. y. BAILEY Collector
New-York tribune., 1868-08-13
I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.-Leaye James

d. Gieenport an al stations except Wool, aad willow
Tree NoTtIuOrt Passenger Train. and al stations
cept Willow Tree 33 lSlr,sS ran for Geupor siopuga
jamaica Aneoa Hicks'e and 7 sa1ls Ea,t $3.50 tuiBplu
aud al stations Willow Tree
Isp paa Train. ard M stations AL
connect Maeoa With and Hampstead Cove
Sunday Excursion Train leaves Hunters Point az W iiuDs.ea
Glen North sp Norh9lri anil u way stations a
ters Point 6.lO Takes effect June -, 1893.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-13
SpstruttiOn.
- C0TcEpVkTORY of MIJ-

NHE AMERICAN CONSERVATORY OF Ma, Ma
nc 81 Union square established iof me Ts sulep Of
tine nuse tho-ongb In All branches and 70 st 49,
music In this oeuntr an opportunity obtain good s ,n "a
tor here AZ IN Europe having adopted method By Hh
eeive separately except where seltpovn
the cooperation OF the lHNt
sris. ge. Cr Ansehntt Hugo Bussmev Weniir hota bIu
Grill PranI Castelh Lous Hsnecke A. BiedeIman h ~ vos
offer advantages other IN this comfy Terms JOY e. s6
AIS cultivation Of the any orchestral insirum Spy
essons Ror further particulars apply Al the Cens'aS
SCHROEDER h. EBERHART. II. PERABEAU, IT, NAlLA.l.
TTNION HALL Seminary for Young Ladies,
u JamacA LII Miss Stevens. principal reopen' hoLu ~ ~
New-York tribune., 1868-08-13
1.rrrysL,r r1.rc1ArY DISCRIMINATORY. MASS.

Burglars entered the dwelling house of Mrs.
Jared Sparks iu Cambridge. Mass, sunday night last
Hnd stole silver plate valued $1,000 JeWelry ana rare
COINS aud relies were also takcu and among other things
W.shIugtO
New-York tribune., 1868-08-13
Sttnmboats an0 Gai.rolNs.


RMSTOL LINE-AT 5P. n.
TO BosroS PROVIDENCE. AyD iErMMf6iArE roIyrs.
Tbe Larst aud FASTEST steamers u e World having 500 State Rooms
BRISTOL.
Capt BRAYrON Pier ~ r. foot Of Caal, at O'clock
pm, MONDAYS. WEDNESDAYS sd FRDAl&
PROVIDENCE.
Capt SIMMONS, ats N, TUESDAYS THURSDAYS and sATUR
DAYS
c,rr With he Express Train Bristol the following morning at
AI,ns O'Clock m all eonyeyance oa Of
Fr,5l, taken As 10" the lowest and lsud! in Boston :.
JAMES FISK, IT,, Managing Director
EOR NORWALK and DANBURl.-Ra
rMe li mrai fare n. A.duIar ~ aai splendid steamboat
connect NJ u tie Ianry AID Nes.Iia.sa Railroads Returning
leaves Noryas arrival Of the Daa0uV and
Fare . cents. Excursion Tickets, IS Stages for New.
EOR HARTFORD, Dircct-CITY OF HART
IsrT and an nass teos Also connect aih traas o spring
Geld Chcop.e Hoyo-e Northampton Brat.eooro n H.. 1e
nAlLY LINE for CATSKlLL, landing mt
Wet Camp Sm.hs Dock Genn1roWn steamboat THOMAS
bb2Th % 5HaS3 S% 5 &a6 MJSblT S wE6S 2b
DAY. anl FRIDAY 90 r No., nom foot fauhlu.st y r.
FOR NEWBURGH,, West Point, Poughkeep-
se Ruout and Kingston landing at Coeass Dock Cornwall
Ne" 'i'"'''E aud SSrElNER Sii;1N MARY POWELL
1890 d. d. & r. SMITHS STEAMBOAT
lOOC. LINE, from Harionst Pier daily. sundays excepted
Sycs Go1aS Gsc H,.tra% Grassy Point vsraeE and
PrrFski each STEAMER ADELPHL
Tor loukcrs Hasgs Dohbs Ferry, TarrTNWn sing sing
aud Haverw landing Thtviourth down trip STEAMER
e. COFFIN Il p for 5ldst, ionke Hastings Dobbs Ferry
Tarrytouu and Nyick Once oa the Pier LANE, Agent
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT--FOr WHITE
- STONE HAYLBS DOCK. GREAT NECK, SANDS POINT
MOTIFS DOCK. GLENCovE GLBNWOoD and RoSLYN On aud
aler SATURDAY 18th the aud elegant Steamboat SEA
WANAKA Capt Post leaves Pier a. Is r. Peek Slp) Daily (Sun
DAYS ereep-il Al p ~. for the shoyenamei places.
nor ALBANY and TROY.-Fare 81 so,
being rs che,pe rail aud Is cheaper than
other ne The elegant steamers VANDERBILT snd CuNNECIlCUT
leave Pier North River north OF Spiugt BvBRl EVENING
Saturdays Ieepte occk aud foot Of Thirty foahsL $50
clock connecting Newlok Central Railroad for Buffalo aud all
points West with and and Lake Champan
for Montreal George Saratoga and all stations Also with
rail for North Adams Burlington and points East Fare SUNDAY 80
Returning ee Troy and Albany at o'clock Staierooms
secured st Ohce, Ne 98 Wrstst
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
Trains leave ennont at rs aud 925 l:22
an 522 and IL. 5l5 Freight and l2 429 S:Jg
THUS w. DRMLRssT sOu.,i.t.sa.a.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-13
Gratbrrs.

A YOUNG LADY of some years experience,
ders situation private family TEACHER " RI iren or
10 teach tie four families Address Miss L. g.
New Brunswick. y. j.. r. O. Box No A.
A YALE GRADUATE of experience wishes
"A position Professor o Ehtor Engsh ltea
ture Composition and Good Reading Refers r scholarship ana %
rary ability Of Yale College and for
to The institution IN which be has had caTe o %
pamet Can teach thoroughly also the Classics and Higher English
requires but prefers The above sa lt De- Ae alu
Institution frtcas Address Box No l2J Tribune once
NJALE ASSISTANT TEACHER WANTED
w days $50 ard board Apply at nstate No 757 Broadway
ID Years Diove "Amer. School Institute un-
rv,d for Introducing Teachers schools and r representing
Teachers wanting positions Apply Salaries Ssel 70 S2t1
Syera good schools .or sale ". .SCHERMERORN No "a Boudt
New-York tribune., 1868-08-13
GrtursiOus.
SEW SAILING ENHANCEMENT

nMIY EXCURSIONS to GLEN COVE and
- RuSYN landing 40 WLissione Blyss Dock Great Neck
Sands Point Motifs Dock Glen aud a1es AONDAf
Juue u.s. e steamer AKBONSNIrH Capt Muee will leave Pees
- Eisf River morning a 9J Tor tue above lLi
rgs Retaining. NIl leave Ro.vr az 3.sO p.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-13


pNl geo tEhh a45 $50. .. ana ao0 tErD p m.
For Eor9sk 5o hol (Er 900 n Isl5 trJ 300 CSrl
Tor Darira 7oi 90 li55 a m', as 40. $50 p m.
GrI 2l5 4s6 (fEi 45o ss6 eSj 500 t3rJ p a..
For Greenwich and intermediate stations 100 900 lLo nj "l'
80 '''' ''0 Nv coYYEcUYG TRAINS.
for Boston Shore line. l2l5 lErI &,O m. a.. . -
For Hartford aud Springfield 300 a. m ENh lAl' D." thNh 500
Tor Connecticut River Railroad UE) 2i5p Mon
For Uariori Providence aui FhL Railroad 800 tEr) l25
For Haven NssLOudou SOuingtoa Railroad 800
L For o Canal RaioaI 800 a. NJ l2l5 p m Northampton
% tor Hoa,aouc Railroad, CCO A. m. 3cOp.
Nor Nau,atuck Railroad, 300 a. m. 800 D. M
Fr nsnur. No walk Rnuo.u Iup a1J g. ~, BIS 40
JAMES u. H0lI. sapL
NEW-JERSEY Il. R.--For PHILADELPHIA \,
~ via keusir steu bJ) p 10. Via Camden q ~ IA "a va
" Pha, 10 - M in and H. uit For BALI ant washing
ton3:i M !. M, 7jJ H' For SOrn and > "-So a. NJ u
FOR IHE WEST-To Cincinnati and Cbeago5:Oa , p m,
p 1880 The $40 AMI s:J n tas tai'i-n Nh bt
one one fash.e e..f .1.e @ s,s m ,,1 @ COS q, ,' . ~,
early by otue v y a Family compaInru ears also 90
p train o Non aud Thurs through 10 Cba.o without c1ange
connecting one train In advance lines with
Chicago. t'DaiO r. W JACKSON Gcn. NnpL
DARITAN and DELAWARE BAY RAIL
FOR LONG BRANCH
TOMS RIVER, MANCHkSIsK BECkSBURG RED BANK 10
From Pier NoIo foot Of Chiiuhes-,t
Daily (Suudays excepted, at a. m, aud 4;lOp. M.
Touching Pier : iot Passengers oniy. Az p.
JESSE HOYr aal NgvERSIYK.
Toms River ~ $40 o. m. ani lao p
Arriving IN NewlorS al $3.50 a. H. and 81 D. n
G%99 SSs @ S SR month ." ' W. os sX2oIS $1 iox c s'@
'THE SOUTH SIDE RAILROAD OF Long
Il island is nov running hough ron Nealok 10 Ishp Tno, sh
leave Sr The present G foS.s Roess aud GTsa Fes. Sss .
i..%boas for FIRE Islands .;sO p ~. Sr all .i.tons
New-York tribune., 1868-08-13
NEW-YORK and NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD.
TRAINS LEAVE NEW.YORE.

PaHeuser in NewYork corner rwenyseysnh. and FOURTH
Entrance Tweuty-se,cutl-L
New-York tribune., 1868-08-13
gab Schools.

COLUMBIA COLLEGE LAW SCHOOL'-
Tie Eleventh Annual Term u this Institution will commence Al
No q Lailyetepacs NeWYorE WBDSESDAl Oct asa Wi
continue until 49, 1869 Graduates admitted me par Nnoui
further examination Catalogues and other information NAV pe ogud
At 30 81 Lafayette place by letter addressed u hr sane pace 20
THEODORE ". DWIGHT Warden of Columbia College IN" school
New-York tribune., 1868-08-13
1list,Il1ntOa5.
genaI Noli.es.

CUPRLAlL COUET-City and County Of
ors-EAIIE4 HA CALI pfi.tf ret TllE NONIGOA.
EEY AND EuIAJIA RAILROAD toMpASl defendants. sum.
o. moley trm.ul contract toru not SERB To the
You hereby s"rurr repaired
- co4pltI1 ts action which t it t u tl- Office o
TIE trrk oi - sYtuImrl to 40 tie t Tall Ae ty Uf ArH-
ior, anI Lc said complaint ho
sulri,rsa their orr NO Wall street tlc ss city Uibu
days arr tUe ~ ths exclusive of e
d1y Of service, auu h to r sd comp ar within
take
tle thuU-rId Iud ly dollars wish Interest from
tie tlr dag s thousand hundred sHsye,
aDuuUttcl. Juit
MAN PARSONS. PLAINTIFFS Attorneys.
Augl3 iav6pTh No "a NallsL. Nca.York.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-13

Siiuliions Gglantr0- 9l1lcs
4 FRENCUAIAN, who speaks English, wants
n aSITUATlOS tOACuHAN Faur.sa rou..s wish tue lat
employer Cool reiea.es Address =. IT, No. ''i't Ne' lo-
4 RESPECTABLE sober Man wants n Sltua-
COACMAN woud take N small 1fee aui make
buf generally rserL Country or city hld'-te wages AppF
VI. NJ. Tribune Ohee.
A THOROUGHLY competent. respectable
~ SINGLE man WANTS SfTUATION GiNuINft Uhpof,
Sc reference 6r-irss Adlres s. g. Br N' l rhIe plce
N5ASONIC-A Worthy Master Mason, in
VI good STAND 1g aged 23 b need 81 ENrlOi M NI a Fo A
CLERK or ot1eraIsei highly RECOMMENDED hl i'rn0r e '
Address r. T ruh-Ee oGc~
SITUATION WANTED-By a young man
= I8 vear Of aee to make lisrf GENERALLY JSEfiL b. r
aai oblF6E Ae.s JOHN MAElS Boa 40 w rdb.ar oase
SITUATION WANTED-By boy H. years
- osge make lms.f frn's .'siI' - Uhls and o'.l
Altes, JOHN MAKIIN, Box SO. l23 Tribune Otee
NVANTED-A situation 10y :; coiorcd young
w PORTER s s.ole ssst o. sr oi ha- ,tne'
good rcre.cr Alirs's three faIs g. So r brnr o
SNANTED-A situation by % young man rs
w PORTER. OYSTER OPENER. BAtItNlEA. mo- NAiIIh
Hes good and cfpce Address or Hts JOSEPH
CDOS~ OIrtuui.e r. o., y. j.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-13

Illustrated Guide the prrcp Suburban places the Lz Of
The Eastern DIV ots Railway hss ben prepared lni can be OBJ
tred he COMPANY By those wishing
H. RIDDLE General Supt
New-York tribune., 1868-08-13
CRIE RAILWAY.-TRAINS LEAVE DEPOT

SrNDAr TRASs-s:3oa m Way Train for otsy1ei 200 FOR
Paieron p n. Night Epr for Daahrk' Bulao Roehe
Saanauci au all points West ani Soltfi o IN, Eaa' anu
Way Tran: lI0O D M, Tor Paterson ani Port Jergls.
EIpres Trains through 20 Sslamanca Dunk ai bnlao N
change coaches with al Southern and
"
Perfectly Ventilated Sleeping Coaches 81
Nsht Trains
Depot foot of Chambt NeWiok also Long Dock Depot Jssey
New-York tribune., 1868-08-13

tihs last eight Principal Of the North Granville Ladies
SEMINARY has recently bought the Temple Grove Ladies Seminary
10 saratoga Y. where he has enlarged accommodations and
complete facilities for educating LADIES both the ssh and
ornamental branches The expenses M Board And Tuition The solid
N be $50 The will btVn Sept 3 Tor
ueslafs sddrsn the Principal, HENRY H. DOWD, Agent
bATstoRa N Y, July l6, l6es
New-York tribune., 1868-08-13
Snstruttiou.
nInnI- INST = fnnndnd 1oli
SELECT FAMILY SCHOOL.
MORRIS FEMALE INSTITUTE

degree e home influences n thor
cub and accomplished education for circulars address C. g. HAZEL
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1868-05-06
RICH, HAPPY AND SUCCESSFUL

IN al Their undertaklngs, while those WHO were
blinded by prejudice and ignorance, neglectng his
advice, are still laborng against adversely and pow
erty BE assured, wealth, eminence and good luck
are within the reach Of ALL If you wish to be rich
and hApnY. will consult him also.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1868-05-06

Village Of Hubbelton.
Lots As CT Block2
Village of Cold Spring.
Lot3B4
Village of Palmyra.
Lots 10 Lot 2 B Is
Lots 2 whf4B Carpenters addition
Lot 3 s
Lot II Is B 2OP Dow's add
Lot 4 g
Lot 2B13 {.
Village of Rome.
That part lot B 7 g of mill race n Of Force &,
heiIG Out-lot 2 Lott 10 3 10
Lots 23B3
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1868-05-06
WE ARE MAKING A COMPLETE
Revolution in TradaI

4 Nd are selling for ONE DOLLAR. SiIk.
"A Merino, and Alpaca Dresses, Shawig
Balmorals, Linen Goods, Watches, Jewelry,
Silvef-plated Ware, Sewing Machines, &c.
Send clubs of ten or more, with 10 cts. for
each descriptive check, and the getter up of the
club will receive q present worth So TO $500.
according to numbers sent. Agents wanted
everywhere. Circulars sent free. PARKER
& CO. 81 and Sc Federal St.. Boston. I3n3
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1868-05-06
GOOD TIWS FOR TIE
q TzFEa7TTuf E SsFTaEzTA
GUIDE TO ALATpEE AND
- LONG TsTEE

Will be sent to all who are in delicate health, and
whose infrmites and impotence prevent them from
getting married. One for the LADIES, and one for
the GENTLEMEN-say which one you want, or send
six cent stamps for the two books. His Circular
a a ge1n9 f1cn ana ennent anlng ene ag
happy marriage, will be sent gratis at the same time.
Address all letters as follows: DIR. ERapFaaels
Post Office BOX 6273, Chicago, Illinois.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1868-05-06
SpEEDY AND HAppY MARRTA4E

If ladies who have suffered from misplaced conf
dence, consult him before they get married, he VIII
restore their bloom, freshness and Yigor of youth,
and enable them to enter married life with conf
dQnCe Of health and happiness Of Hlafk
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1868-05-06

To make things more sure if you call personally ks
VIII show you the likeness of
= CUR ]: asztUre E.Nsban9 OF u Is
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1868-05-06
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STATE OF WISCONSIN, ] -
Jefferson County.

COUNTY TREAsURER's OFFICE, April lst 1858.
NOTICE is hereby given that I will on the
II 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 tractor parcel Of tiae 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 1861. The sale to commence at one
o'clock 2. NJ, and to continue frc.a day to day
until all shall be sold.
EDMUND SWEENEY,
County Treasurer.