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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1869-07-14

SEMI ANNUAL REPORT Of the
Bank of Watertown, a Banking Association
organized under the act of the Legislature of
the State of Wisconsin, entitled "An Act to
authorize the business of Banking" approved
April 10th, 1862, showing a statement of
the following items on the morning of the
first Monday of July, in tn, year 1869, be-
fore the transaction of any business on that
dsy
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SHULZE & SOLLIDAY.
kz DENTISTS.
80 .office over Bank Of Watertown.

Natural Teeth put in the best state of
preservation Artificial teeth inserted on
Gold, Porcelain and Vulcanized Rubber
plates. Close attention given to correcting
irregularities in dentition and all diseases
Of the mouth. Teeth Extracted without
pain. Satisfaction guaranteed.
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SETTrEn-Tba M;luorkaa E. ST

SETTLED.-The Milwauk ee & ST
Paul Railway G ompany has decided TO build
a connecting line between the Northern and
La Crosse Division, outside instead of
through the city of Milwaukee. The con-
nection will be about FIVE and q half miles
long and will be completed this season.
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At Music Hall.

MONEY ORDER BUSINESS. fol-
lowing figures show the money order tran
sactions at the post Office in this city, for the
quarter ending June Both, 1869:
Whole No. of orders sold, SOB, amounting
to So. 81 65, including fees received, $s4 30,
making an average of SIS 46 each.
Whole No. of orders paid, 21e, amounting
to 81, 81 81, averaging $40 Sc each.
The following are the rates at which
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AUM GER YARBE.
q K COE

HEALER in Lumber, Single and Lath,
- corner of Clyman and Fourth Streets,
WATERFOWL Wis
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DON'T fail to call at the Great One
Dollar Store
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WATERFOWL Market.

Corrected Weekly by Theo. Rack,
Jr. Commission Merchant, Main Street
Watertown.
TNnrrcnAw LIN 10 1890
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1869-07-14

MAGNOLIA WATER.-Superior to the best
imported German Cologne, and sold at half
the price.
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LETTER. LIST.

Persons calling for any of the above let
tiers will please say advertised"
J. T, MCAK, P. NJ.
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THE Great One Dollar Store, 13l
Main Street Watertown.

EATON & GREEN called at
Eaton & Green's Soda Water Factory last
week and found it one of the busiest places
in the city-the capacity of the establishment
being tested to the utmost to supply the de-
mand for its. manufactures. The amount of
Soda Water manufactured by his firm, and
the extent of country supplied by them is
amazing and speaks well for the quality of
the article which they furnish.
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Splendid BARGAINS at the Great
Que Dollar Store.
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One of Forepa ugh's balloons died at
Oshkosh on the 9Th.
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~ w FL u ~
JOSEPH SALTCK.

e DEALER in Clocks, Watches, Jew
eIry, etc. Watches and Jewelry
neatly repaired. No. 81 Main Street, First
brick block east side of bridge, Waterfowl.
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= alvin Cneney's
issuance Agency.
International Insurance Co.,,
(Of New York;
Htna Insurance Co.,

(0f Hartford.l
With an Aggregate Capital of s., 700, 900.
AHording perfect indemnity to policy
holders
Be not deceived by offers of cheap insur-
ance.
Office over the Bank of Watertown, with
Skinner b Saunders. 43y
me best is always the cheapest.
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Business Directory.
LAW Frs.

MYRON B. WILLIAMS,
A TTORNEY, Counsellor and Solicitor,
r. Cor. of Main and I'd Streets, Water
town, Wis.
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BARE II H Q.
T,OuIS SQNTAG

FASHIONABLE Barber and Hair Dres-
u ser, in the Middle of Main street
Bridge, Watertown, Wis. The best of Hair
Dye used, warranted to hold color for eight
weeks.
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REVERE HOUSE.
* MBERT BUTCHER, Proprietor, cor
" aer Clark and Kinzie streets, Chica-
90 Ill
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Special Notices.

butchers Dead shot for Bed-Bugs.
D"scher's Lightning Fly Killer.
Sold BY DRUGGISTS Eyerywhere.
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NJ. BARNETT &c CO..

nEALER in feathers and Shoe Findings,
~ Oak and Hemlock Leather. Five doors
above American Express Office, where they
are prepared to hllall orders on short notice
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Ply SICEAM@

DR.. NJ. N. BARBER,
ELECTIC Physician and Surgeon. Office
u ever A. Peterson store.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
LYNDON HOUSE.

y oBERT S. PERRY, Proprietor, Water
Ia town Wisconsin.
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!. The IIaalhipe, called sNan,

Tho MNA1ltne, called Man,,
Il very eenplaaAssl and lslicse see, Adh more y
Alsso g. est oforlsr, aid much use fsit .oreD1ir
than any combination Of Wheels ana crat And levers
m sde by tho hands Of man rule it Is akercd TOO
much, and badly tinkersd asett Its often calomel
led narcotized depleted andStherwise mi,used when
al that it really needs whoes tonic and
tive like HOsrETTERs STOMACH BrTTERs 20 put
in proper trim and keep 1t The stomach is shame
folly natres;ei In the first place the food which its
juices intended to nelss, b too frequently throrn
into it hastily, and In half mlstcafed CONDITION. IN
which state the gastric acid cannot properly act upon
The result Is dyspepsia Then the doctor, and
finding the digestive organs weak and the bowels
he proceeds to weaken and parAyze still with dras
tic purgatves. These fang-as they always do-to
produce salutaxy change he tells the invalid shat me d.
ical science DO more for him. This, with all due
Talleyrand said were tsntamount to crimes What tho
dyspsptc needs is tarigorat,oa Strengthen the stom
ach with HOSr0xfoo = NTTkRos esd the stomach
will strengthen every otb oftho human machine
and make IT, In common parlance, - good new Cp
the state OF the digestion depends measure the
most admirable tonic known They conds Of the nest
Vegetable insgorants and restsrAtives combined with
~ anadUtersts1 seantant. Tbs dyspeptc needs 18th
ting ses - s0eet ecaFs, exe<pta hight naisioos diet
and far anDouat Of sxrcios kvsn In the abesnoe u
these let mehtOoeA aooousfas, tbs tsoin and aera
tive properties OF the preparation will work wonder
sbng the dyspepc digest inferior fare with compar
alive ease, and 70 maintain good habtof body in spite
u The dravhasks ola se1lntafy oosspa Gapn.
jan-l91Aw.lw
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Roofing states.

OCRcLE, Green sud Red k0onng Slates The only
house 10 the Wet keeping large supply; practics
skaters furnished Whitaere Raymond. 1876 Wsshngto
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pUBBER CLOTHING CO., p. NJ. 4 ". A. Shepard
~ Manufacture all descriptions OF Heavy and fancy
rubber Goods, Hose and Betting, ststonery Ind Dsnt
Goods. So Lakestreet
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- 49, 80 ------s-s
Rubber Goods.

McCAsE FITCH, I2s South Water street, Whole
IL sale Dessss in Coarse and Pine Wrapping Papers
Twtnes and Paper Bags of every description.
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Oils and HAtnlS.

II WILLARD FOX manufacturer Of Window Gisss,
ls White Lead. Oil aud Ihitty; agent for Brandon
sists, Richmond 4 Prayi Axis Ms Crospys carriage
Top Drsasln9. ~ Wasiingtpn IT. -
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Paper.

T EVILS, HAM co sell Paints, Oils, varnishes and
II Window Glars, cheaper than any house IN the
Northwest. 80 to % south Water street sea
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Macllinery.>

NokFH.WEsrs MFG co, Eng ines, Pump, Wrought
Iron Pipe, Maeabls Iron Castings, Steam Warming
Apparatus, 10 Jefferson street.
WALW0kfH, rWnHIG 4 PURSE, Irong Pipe ard
w Fittings, Steam Boilers, Pumps and Guages Belt
ng stegm Warming Apparatla. as Lake stte.t.
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TESTIMONIALS.
HON. 0ROHoE w. WOODWARD,
write
PAflaIsSk6a March ls, 1867
vaad sns ., p ,as .
i've organs and OIL - great benefit In
OF debility and pervoua tton in the system.
Yours truly, GEO. W. WOODWARD"
HON. JAMES THOMPSON.
Judge Of the Supreme Court Of Itansyirafta,
Philadelphia April q, 1888.
II consider tHooHand's German Bttelsa rpna6ie
medicine in Of attacks OF Indigestion or Dyspepsia
can certify this from my experience OF it.
'' 49, JAMES THOMPSON"
Pnser of the Tenth Bpdtsst church. FAizad el,,hta
Dr. yackson-Dear Cir: have been frequently re-
quested to connect my name with recommendations OF
different kinds Of medicines, but regarding the practice
SO out of my appropri late sphere, have in
all cesss 6ecltasa, but with clear proof In
various instances and - - particularly in my
own family of the usefulness Of Dr. Hoofsnds German
Bitten, depart for from my usual to
prem my full eonvfctior that general dtii Of the
system and especially for Lrer Compliant, II Is safe
and pdludbe preparation. In may fall but
usually, Doubt not IT will ke very bsnsicia to those
who snnss from tie nbovs causes.
j. H. KFNNAGp.
Eighth below Coates ST.
From Rev. e. d. FENDALL,
Assistant Editor Christian Chronicle Philadelphia
have derived decided benefit from the use OF Hoof-
lands deran Piters and feel it my privilege to
mend them a valuable tonic 10 all who are suf
ferine fron general lehl1ity from diseases arisrg
fron derangsm sAt Of tASliser. @
~ Ie1s r sE -
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sadnlery HaruHare.

"AfDEN Il KAY Carriage Goods, Baddisry Hsrd
wuIe, Leather, HufJs, srokes. and Bent Carriag
wptk SPRINGS, Axies. Bolts, Maleable IRON IS &
Al Lake street
brigham, GOODYEAR 4 HAYES, Coach and Sad
- dery Hardware, Lesther, Hubs, Spokes ard a.
Carriage work, Springs Axles, Bolts and Msabe
l2i Lake street.
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PRICES /:

Hoohand'a German Bitter, per bottle........{l Ga
81 - i" ss half dozen a6.u1
HoonSnds derrnsn Tonic, put d n aasrt bottles 30
per bottle, half dozen for................. 20
A1-Do not fofgstto examine we'll the article you bay
n order to get the genuine
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers
Me die lssoss
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Special Notices.
schenck's Pulmonlc syrup,

Hchenck's PulmOnic Syrup,
eeavsed Tonic and Mandrake Pills vii Consump
tor Liver Complaint and Dyspepsia, II taken according
to the drecssns. They IN three to BE- taken tn
same time. They clranse the stomach rsiax the liver
ssd pat It TO work; sheA tho appetite becomes good
the food digeets ard makes good blood the patient he
gins in sh the disc ,sed matter rpsns in tie
lungs, ard the patient outgrows the disease and gets
we'll. This is the only way to cure Cansu1Por
70 these three medicines Dr.. J. II scheEck, Of Pha-
deIpha oss his fhccess in the treatment
| Pulmoasry Consumption The Palmoaic syrup riptn
the NOR bio matter in the lungs nature throws II on
IN easy expectoraon, for vhen hs phsgm matter Is
rps siigh, eonGh vii throw or and the patient
rest and the lunss tegio to heal
| To do this, the e,AweeI Tonic and Masdkake Pills
be freely med 70 cleanse the stomach and liver
that the rulmohic syrup and the food viii make scod
blood.
schsnsh's n.aAraks Pilb ct spon tbs livsr, reuov
Ing all relax the dne Of the gall bladder,
the bile freely and the liver relieved the
soos will show what the Pills do nothing hiss
been invented e.eep. e.l,nsi deay poison which !,
unlock gall bladder and start the secreticns Of the
lIyr tSs s;r sek's kandrst. P,iis.
Hs9 coUDlaint b ons Of The most psosnnsnt eauafs
schencks ssawesd Tonic is gentle 1tImulsnt and al
.ve and the sika In tbs seaweed which this prep
stirp made Of assiss the stomach TO hiow tie
gastric Juice to Dissolve the fo,d with the Fulmonic
Hyrrp and Is made into good blood without ferme
| tom souring In the stomach
The great Why ph ysicans do not Consunp
ton H. they to do too much they give medicine to
stop the eonxl, 70 stop ohtlh, TO q n!eht swsats
hscttc fss and by doing they Ahge the whole
ssstive locking tho eons, and eventual
| y the patient sinks aud die.
cough, Atghssveats, chs fever Remove the canse,
and they will oil stop Of their own accord No ono
n ill.,
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Bachelors HalF Dye.

hisspsndid Hair Dye 10 the best In the world the
only true and perfect Dye harmless reliable inaanra
neous disappointment; rdiculous nts; remedies
he Ill effects Of bad dyes nvigorstss and leaves the
Hair soft and beautiful, bldeb brown. Sold BY all
Druggists an fsrfamsrs. and applied at Batch
lore. Wig Factory. No 10 Bond street, Rev York.
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G n l c A G Q
TRADE.

The mercantile houses whose cards com.
poes ~ column are carefully selected from
theksaine firms 10 Chicago az those whose
extensive operations and widespread reputaS
ton entitie them to the first rank in com.
meree. The business cards. Of these estab-
lishments in their several trades have been
classified in Alphabetical order, forming a
comprehensive synopsis of business informa-
ton, upon which our merchants can rely.
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"OMEN.-F y N A L. Els, OWlNG ~
w the scuiiar snd important relations which they
sustain their peculiar and the ooes they
rfosm, subject 70 many sa0svtogs. Freedom on
thsse contribute In ANAL degree TO their happiness
and welfare Tor none be happy who are III. No,
only 90, but Of these various female complaints
can long be Suffered to run without involving the
Re naiydna and ere long Producing
pleassns - consult physeas for the relief Of these
gent necessity viii true woman 80 far sacrifice he
srsssss4 charm - Do this 1he sex Will then thank
BE- found eescens In relieving and curing alsost
r css ofthoss troshssems complaints peculiar to thu
ssx.
In silence ead hand eds Of others apply vainy to drug
ssts - DOCTORS Who merely ssns.ise the. with
Ne hope Of cufe o. sppy r1saes. ssh nazs n e
- fntsscs tAs a0isssd, but obliged 70 ~ tbs
althoaGh Il may peoAuosl so0 exo0eive snhaukioS
s.s IL ma fosa vrossss msaassos. sae - Il ~
md sUae, sid frequent childbirth, Il II r. oftsns
ossssd Afrsss Irritation, applied - sAs mucous mem
WA.n reviewing the causss Of these distressing com
plans IL y most painful TO eontsplate the astendan
snA consequent upon thsn Isis bus simple justice q
which largely affect the life health, and hap
piness Of In ali classes Of society and which
seqsntly AFFECT less directly the welfare OF tb
entrs human family The mania that exists for
cons education and marriage causes the years that
| ture designed for cHporesl Development to be maste
and the restraints tf dress, the early
hnement OF school, and especially in the unhealthy ex
element OF the lall room. Thus with the body hal
clothed aud the mini unduly excited by pleasure per
midnight yat hs y
plished
soss.a,y eort II reouired by the lscste yotary
retain situation In school at later day. thus
snos aae a.. .d ,no,nsa, :. o.;,,v, -, in
,p h;1 ~ - Sas... .n...y n, 81 ,.h;on.
p,eeson VIM sns aow =, .nsaiohs
ole dress apsouseiy 'ne exercise
bic u the attainment and retention OF organic heai
change Of fenpestufs the ccmpf-te prostratton PR
duced By sxcessive dancing, must OF necessity prouc
their legitimate effect At last IN early marriage cap
the climax or misery and the unfortunate one hithert
utterly regardless Of shs plain dictates and remon
NOS Of her delicate pature becomes an nnwilio
subject q asdioai tssstment This y but truthful
picture Of the experience of thousands Of youu
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LuIelyez, fasli, I,iaaing 1ss.
MERNAH, LRU1S b1NW7L Rsning Milf Sash
~ and Door Factory, and Lumber Yard, Cargoes
docke and orders flied. Corner 18th and Lumber
r o Box b.829. ssE G&E
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Hats, Caps and Furs.
Iron and steel.

SWEET, DEMsTER CO., Hats, Caps, Fure Ba.
~ Gloves and Aiittens, lo3 and l04 Michigan Avenu
Chicago
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Lanterns and stoves.

TALL, KIMBARK i CO., Importers aud Dealers II
J. Iron, Steel, Nails and Heavy Hardware so, 50 an
81 Michigan Ayenpe
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pany may build y rallrUad from sioux Nity ACROSS
Nebraska 80 a. to connect with the Union Pacific
railroad at or east Of the one hundredth meridian
Ii any one wall take tho trouble to look ut land
Office map sectionized map, he will perceive thu
the one hundredth meridian i thirty -four tbir-
~ Eve ranges, to use the language of the land
office, vest Of Sioux City. The ranges are about
six miles apart Sioux City IL Also about sixteen
townships north Of thcpoint on The one hundredth
meridian where the Union Pacific nilroad crosses
It; 80 that the road might hsve been built in con-
formity with the provisions Of the act so as to
becoms the hypothenuse Of this triangle, one side
of which would be little over two hundred miles
long and the other side little less than hun
dred miles. Any boy with his pencil can caicu
late how long it must have been, If constructed on
this line Is leant Two hundred Ind wsnfy -four or
two Hundred and twenty -nve miles-snd estimat-
ing the necessary curviturss in order to secure
eligible track over = rough country il would prob
sbiy have BEEN two hundred ard hfsy miles in
length.
Ii - eoesp..y wsee reilly prenetsd by de-
.idisss IN bonds aud isad, and mot By desire to
secure he puhlio interests, why, pray, did they
not adopt the longer route, which would have
given direct connection with several lines across
fNAbsAskA, 1osa, Ind 5WiscsoSsh, sod with The
Union Pacific rsikeat fu.k line = They would
thereby have secured just 0oo,o 600 Of bonds and
one ntiiion Elk hundred thousand Acres Of land
By adopting the Shorter line, bot shout one hun
dred miles in length, they received but 81, SOC 600
in bonds md neninaliy six hundrsd and forty
thousand acres Of land. For it will be observed
that the grant Of land 70 this eoupAny 10 I'VE Sec
tions Of land on each side Of this line, and not
ten, Is alleged by this writer, giving nominally
six thousand four hundred acres to the mile, and
on one hundssd miles six hundred and forty thou
sand aeres, and not one million two hundred and
eighty thousand acres, ~ he states. ought to
add that this short line runs apart of the way
down dc valley Of the Missouri river through the
-ssttlsd parts Of Iowa And the greater part Of
The valley Of the stream had prsviousty been con-
vsysd - ths State Of Iowa sndsr to swamp land
grant; Two other and prior railroad grants lie
directly across the track Of this branch road with
.oe ness " sass the iaads in oas - fer fifteen,
ma N ,ns other, believe. for twenty miles on
saen side thus absorbing Al she land for the whole
en40 Of that part Of this road iyiar ID sie State
q Iowa; SOFT = NOT probable that on this sh,rt
~ toey WI D. sbs % secure lands to he amsunt
Of svea oas hanARsa Thousand scres.
But nsvssthslsss, the route being mors eli ibe.
they adapted short line, on which they receive
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400 7---.s.-s--a-i5- --------------------
Furniture.

M AIMING BROS wHsT / CO., Wholesale dealer. in
Itl Notions, Hoop Skirts, Hosiery, Gloves and Fancy
Dry Goods, IL Lake street. Our stock entirely new.
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provsnaats.s fhsss wsse ahout tvsave hundred OF
these claimants. each having the right under the
treaty TO purchase one hundred and sixty acres
making in the aggregate nearly two hundred
tnoese9 tsres The residue, the treaty directed,
should % sold to The highest bidder, but not for
Tess on IN average than 81 rs an acre. Or it might
~ ssId lss BODY for cash 70 responsible par
ty or Rsrties for price less shan one do.r an
acfo.
u KxercisiDg this discretion thu. co,f..r.a
sold this part of these lands in sros, e.. 49,.
1t ons dollar IN aero this being the h;.h.,..
pIios eessed, and in my opinion their full w..
The Ak$s1eH Gsssssl did sllsrvard write ~
obcisa 1sttsk, . The rsqoest of my saccessor sd.
vApsina ~ epiniea N1sthss trsssn required ~
1klh 2kskA fsss sOss pailin hasA & d. 80
Of ~ 49,. In relation to this opinion have
bst = VIVID - ssy. The treaty said, u I havs
qaaAsA ebat ~ Nd shoald - selA fer oash 10 :
Jsbyisikls bSfty or parties FOR mot less than one
denass - Aste.a p Attorney Gsssral aiA not
hold that tast msut ossh In hand. Having bsss
gki5 p ~ nsoedssioa q Ne tNasy. kAsw
- = I'd ~ nsds aay sssA Thing - saaerstssd
p heA Of The eoatsaceing parties, - andsrstool
p Ae Indlaas thsnsslvss and the Department,
An tle1 st1eiess ~ ~ Angss. Thsy Az
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Itiss VOL eshbltshed fsct that fully half Of the
female portion OF our aD population seldom
,s. ,h o.. sD'1 ss they
II angud, devoid of all extremely and
have no appetite WI
To this Class Of persons Bittersor the Tonic
pecialiy commended.
WEAK AND DELICATE CHILDREN
made strong the OF either Of these remedies
They will cure every case Of MARAsMUS without f,
Thousands Of certificates have accumulated in the
hands Of the proprietor but space will allow OF the put
LEGATION Of but few. These 1t will be observed,
iieved.
The national Republican., 1869-03-04
AmusnMENrs, A

NATIONAL THKATRB.--There Is no abate-
mont In the crowds which nightly throng
the National TO sec "Humpty Dumpty."
The manner In which this play, or perhaps
we shouid say series Of plays, Is placed upon
the stage, and the vlvaclty with which 1t is
rendered By the company, gives zest to the
entire performance. "Humpty Dumpty"
flls the house, and therefore "Humpty
Dumpty" Is the thing TO run.
wALL's oPBRA HousE.-Another large and
fashionable audience was convened at Wallis
last night TO witness the third rendition Of
that interesting and highly dramatic play,
"Hunted Down." This piece, as performed
by Miss Keene and her excellent company,
grows upon one, and the more II is seen and
considered tho more 1t Is appreciated. Mr..
Boucicault has given us really o sterling
drama In this piece, and we advise all to see
1t before It Is withdrawn.
METzKRoTT HALL.--There was large and
highly intelligent audience In attendance
upon Ole Bulls concert Inst evening at Met
zerott's. That marvellous performer on the
violin has lost none Of his power to charm,
and those accompanying him are artists Of
nomcan powers. The concert will be re-
peated tonight. ..a
ODD FELLows' HAIL.-Blind Tom Is at
tractlng crowds Of people, all Of whom he
astonishcs and delights by the delightful
performances he is able to give. That q
person born under such circumstances should
be able to do such marvellous things!