Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1869-10-06

CHICAGO, Sept. u, lS69.-Ihere have been
no marked changes during the week. Busi-
ness is reviving, and some branches of trade
are quite active. The warm weather has been
very favorable for maturing the corn crop,
and, it it continues two weeks longer, corn
will generally be out of danger from frost. In
this market the leading staple is corn. over
800, 900 bushels arriving by rail in single
day There is good prospect now of an aver
age corn crop in this state. Trade is constant
ly changing lts quarters, the tendency Of
large houses being southwark on Wabash
avenue and State street.
". FARwEII, & CO.., 42-6 WABASH AvENUE,
the largest wholesale dry goods house in the
Northwest are building store double the
capacity Of their present one, a block and a
half south of it, on the same side, to be fin
i8hed in December, to accommodate their in
creasing trade. Till then they offer the trade
the largest and best supply at their old store
The hardware trade is now opening quite
briskly. Among the leading houses in this
branch OF trade, whose dealings have won
them an honorable reputation is the firm of
SEEBER8ER & BREAKFY
corner of Lake aIld State Streets Chicago
who offer the trade large and well selected
stock OF shelf and heavy hardware at the low
est prices
In literary matters there is nothing new.
The Western Monthly for October was out
the 18th. In its enlarged form it makes a
most creditable appearance. It has been
steadily growing in interest and public favor
and deserves 81 generous support from the
western public.
THE CHICAGO LEGAL. NEws-$2 4 YEAR
completes It's first year this week. Can be
had bound for SO. 1t gives weekly the de.
cisions OF the State and U. s. Supreme and
Circnit Courts promptly, in all important
cases, and is so ably conducted that it is in
dispensable to professional and business men.
Subscriptions can be sent to Myra Bradwen
Publisher, Chicago.
THE LITTLE CORPORAL FOR OCTOBER
Is biimfull OF good things for children. The
most widely circulated, cheapest and best
Youth's Magazine in the country it's pub
fishers, Alfred L.. Seweil & Co., Will give The
last three numbers Of tins year to all who, be-
fore the last of October, send them one dol
lar for 1870.
NORTHWESTERN RAILWAY.
There is some excitement here in conse-
qUence OF the election Of Alexander Mitchell
as President Of The Chicago q Northwestern
Railway Company. There is fear expressed
that he will run the roads 80 to discrimi-
nate IN favor of Milwaukee and against Chi
cagO. | do not share in such apprehension.
| know Mr.. Mitchell well enough to be conf
dent that he will administer the affairs of the
corporation go as to promote its best inter
ests. And thai can be done only by beng
just to the public and to all sections. That
the roads may not be run to promote the in
terests of Chicago at the expense of the
stockholders is quite probable. But they
should be run to accommodate the public,
and give an equal opportunity to business
centres and business men, and then natural
facilities, enterprise skill and tGl-to say moth
ing of brdSS-will determine. all questions of
precedence or superiority.
POLITICS
ls as usual, making strange bedfeiiows of old
stagers. When White, of the Tribune, and
Story, of the Times, lie down together, the
rottenness III Denmark must be general or
q hn IVbj
Overrides all political issues. This is n strong
republican city, and. like New York, is said
to have its ''Ring" who control ali nomina-
tions, and, consequently, the elections. This
ring, it is alleged, controls the republican or
ganization and dictates it's nominations for
county, city and town officers, and now the
Tribune and Journal bolt, and go for a peo-
pies ticket to clean out the 'ring." Demo-
Gratis and republicans unite in the movement,
and it looks now as if it might be formidable.
A committee is now in. session consulting as
to names to be put on the ticket. Altogether,
there is q tair prospect OF lively times at the
municipal election.
THE PIONEER CAIIFORIANS
Some 200 strong, arrived here last evening,
have been shown the sights, to-day, and have
| left for the East. Many of them looked as if
/ they might be pioneers, the dust OF $500
miles of travel still adhering to them.
AIUSEBTENTs
| have taken sensational shape, and For
|
| both Woods and the Opera House, while
Brougham is showing his ''Red Light" at
| McVicker's. Tho minstreis at the Dearborn
still draw full houses.
! A MASS CONVENTION OF COLoRED MEN
is called to meet at the Ohvet Baptist Church
| the 9th inst, to devise means to induce the
constitutional convention, to be held in De-
| cember, to remove all political disabilities on
| account OF color. There Is no rest for those
weary Of agitation b.
! CALI. FOR A NATIONAL. CAPITAL. CONVENTION.
| In pursuance ofthe resolutions passed at a
meeting of the citizens of st. Louis, held the
| 10th of August, the undersigned committee
| have sent invitations TO the President and
/ Vice President-of the United States, and to
| the Governors of the various states asld terri
| ries, to attend in person, and requesting the
! latter TO appoint two delegates for each Con
| gressional district, and four delegates at
| large for each state, to meet in convention at
st. Louis Mo-, on the 28th OF October next,
/ for the purpose Ofdiscussing the eXpediency
! of the removal Of the National Seat OF Gov
! ernment from Washington city to some
! point in the valley of the Mississippi; and in
order that every portion OF the country may
! be represented, the committee earnestly re-
| commend that in case any of the Governors
may fail to make any of the desired appoint
ments, the people of the Congressional dis
tricts of such states shall appoint the pre-
scribed number Of delegates to represent
them, who will be recognized and cordially
! received. Il, Il. SHRYOCK, Chrn.
l.. u. REAvIs, Secretary.
PRETTY W!oAIEN.-A comparatively few la
dies monepolize the beauty as we'll as the at
tention Of s ciety. This ought not to be SO,
but 1t is; and viii be while men are foolish,
and single out pretty faces for companions.
This can ali be changed by using Hagan'e
Magnolia Balm, which gives the bloom OF
youth and Il refined, sparkling beauty to the
In and
No lady need complain of n red, tanned
frecEled or rustic complexion who will invest
seventy five cents in Hagan's Magnolia Balm.
Its effects are truly wonderful. To preserve
and dress the hair use LYONS Kathairon
EXCELSIOR GLASS CUTTER IS everyway az
good az The glaZieT'a diamond, and not hall
as expensive, Cuts glass IN all shapes az
readily as the diamond. Is eaaily handled.
Anyone can use it. Everyone should have IL.
Every farmer should have one. Every mef-
chant should have one. Every housekeepel
should have one. Every mechanic should
have one. The best thing ever lnVehlea 9a,l9 ~
cut glass with. 4 big thing for agents. Sehd
81 so and get sample. Agents wanted. Ad-
dress. } G. Hill, No. 2 Nixons Exchange
Chicago, Ill.
The PUREsT AND SWEETEST COP LIVER OIi
| in the world is Hazard y CasweIl 9, MADE Oh
the sea-shore, from frcsh, selected lYers, py
CASWELL, HAZARD & Co, New York IL
| Is absolutely p3ut ana S0eec. aIiUl'S , "lo @
nave once taken it prefer it to all others.
Physicians have decided it superior to any
Of ihe other oils in market. Sold by all drug
gists. -
CHAPrEp HANDS, FACE, RoueH SKIN, Pm NJ
Fs salt rheuln, and other cutaneops al
Fecti0ns cured, and the skin made solt and
smooth, by using the juniper Tar so23r
made by Gaswell, Hazard Co, New ', York o X
It is more convenient and easily apPhed tlaI S
I,II,S D
greasy compounds now in use. Sold by al
druggists.
If YOU don't want to disgust everybody with
your offensive breath, cnrS your, CatSrrl
npon which it depends. $500 reward IS y QiieI
Remedy Re M for a case Of Catarrh which he can
not cure 1t is sold by druggists. Can ge
it for Sixty Cents by mail from Dr. Ii.
Pierce, Buffalo.
HA1L.ET, DAVIS q Co, Piano Forte Makers
272 Washington street, Boston. Thirty-tive
premiums awarded. Every instrument war
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