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The New York herald., 1869-03-02
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IFfem fae llafifOfa CunF4nI NatNt i
harry Suuas, morning tns attention 81 aBmnsr
~ saaepts ~ stflniN college was Attracted kp &he
lear ~ cue ef xhe e1eke buildings bs severe
str0xxle peiweel two arunaen mea, wbVe a.
,otu eAnled i, theE seconds. nAa eene " tAls ~
Area spQt for she purpose ~ setguz sVfpe spuiel
uglak Naen NssN observed ~ V9inpAsauts
mere wailewihx III gAe snow "a eiest eMpaaxe
b2slu0 previously Invested themselves ~
sOcA srteSes 81 appsNsl a. ~V9d impede iae pre-
gtc4s ol tAetr dtetisfi. eac0aAter lhe segenls
seGmel 70 take great AtefesI q ne issue m tne
slrQggIe - 0ne, whe pruaAcy haa AwAse4 en the
UNlel.aaas SAs Etviak htn encouragement " ~
ne~ed actkW ~ vigorous app ssiea ~ sae we "
M. uoat Aitef a snort scu'he she tVp Mah Ate"
h0a hls pos Ses katie, ami ms Aovol " ~ ttte
a. aavef.ar,. whes the ttnAsy mferlerec>xW " Nv
.tessats xss vnted alte EronA earfyipk vet e~ y.
purpose. Al tlAs w. ~ he 4nxef ~ ~ aeN ~ 500
sooleN 0at cooley An4 alter ene " the setehdS -
apolgRl1ea - tbe ssadeats ler eAasin{ ~ h'S.s
dtsfbanee tney wendel their wsJ irohs ne carr NAs
sDd eDAh dhsapptvrel Ia We dAsfs@se, hatie< 81 y
sossrea eonsel<Ea4lS tAx0uI6 soeir foient eAerhS'
Snaxe bites cas ee esscta2lly ehred ~ ta,~csas
ADDsonA1e Nse t8e veins " ne patiens sestfthx y
size system vrkcIlce1 30 Fxctesror h1iivfd ~ Wei
seHsle A3slraA8. 30 sng1SnAtc dissosed ~
~a.es ard eAgenay l1ses9e1 s1ss ssyfiqss "a1e 'ss
Ests%sps ssAAA
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sEMniRc.

taE rcss1t hstsrs Co~rsovgass -bEfeag
sUaaO0AHE uVtsA-Fne interesting win case IL
Srs Mar Powell ~n be summed ~ a. Newougs
~ wedne .stay phe "A 81 MARCH, ~ the Coatt House
AZ xewtefg. orange couaty, before lhe Surlos ate,
Mf Giltet a halse. fhe Contestants allrm
tna1 ne Na Vas Iaveufea ~ the insIigatipn OF Nh,
uunef kAnsslen, au eN.pfe.ielent of tAe krse road
and pts~eNt director uattef thc The ue.
evsse0 very ascd lalls AnA great Spifsn Ast.
TIE esAlets contest she ground tssen ~ the VgpV
meats VI tAe VIII Soiae Interesting Developments
Afe eksee "a " the course " tne srgumeal by
SoUnssh
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t0vNgrrirIr.
Nv Haven.

Np. taiAt AssoghriON. Yesterday after noon
NE Protestant Industrial Association held their
anaoA mes.las IA tae ecsure room Of the rhlrd
rn1rSa. 1as annual reports were read and accepted
2od the usAs Olneers ia gae wear elected Eey. Ar
Al.aakaAsA ~ ne - g0ha's Episcopal church,
o<aksvsea saoss sddrsss. argsng the lades vi tne
A. ~ssAiAsn W eoataaed en0r1
Ais liss RaAEoAo-tass evening meeting o.
s.sSsss yss held u We n<sssss.s, ExcAsuse "
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Almanac isr New york-.-rhis Day.
Weather Aisng she Coast
r0nr or NEW PORN, nsaan I, 1850.
Herald Pacl.as,es,

Captains and ralsers III passes arriving his par viii
please deliver al packages Intended ioF tha hFaaID
f-gnasiy authorized agents who attached steam
faeht neet. Ihe New York Associated rrass
collect reports attend % tho delivery of paesagas
viii be by the following extract Tram proceedings
ni The regular monthly meeting, held March q, ie0o =:
ResnyHi That ana after April is6s the Associated
Press viii discontinue the collection ~ ship
Lalnnr 0f New io.s. Passed unanimously
sp The ohice nf tbs Heraid steam ya1Als JAnEs and
JKaNErtrs 10 at Whitehall clip. Az enlaunieasias ra..
ani eanaignees the masters ul Mai hnnd
ses sii De forwarded lice of eharss.
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r0l gaALEPslT.

htlsos h'hk NANlu.flnN A0Ais C1osKn~Tha
thermometer marked hNe aegreus ueloN ze1o Al slx
O'Clock NesietdaS mourning The liyUv n luu IL
hsavf 40 Vessels are ~ longer abe 10 FeaOh new
burs, ewing ~ heas, ge sol9e Al Mest Point
tnet psssynsefs Afe crossing aAlVy un the loo a. r
inwu - New hainpHtG, ciKht hlits below tAis eitt
Below mai rnlni ihfte Afe Atge neds 80 n0atng 10
a. Tar Aunh tnlfYtpon II the UtaA weather Np a.
tiu t0 msrfN~ snR fltN wNi probably 10 frozen over
s0ilAlg ifpEa fxkAsNlA aaith.
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DENTISTRY,

IN sueeesuiy administered sinee nrst introduced, I'VE
ye.n since Registered names u thousands Nervous
arncAs patients carefully treated neauul lisnt uppsr,
wthhrd lower and partial ssss, without aaspa Fumpess
Mok suf style and oheApnsss beyond competition us aud
examine. No payment except suited Dr EVANS, Aa h th
sena., between Twenty hrs and twenty second streets
nh LEONARD, ss BROADWAY, MAMEs REAuri.
~ uIui nes ~ 70 eu piumpers desired sinsle Tech
W cents filnks No cents and upwards. All work war
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4 ooR foR Tile
Ia INAUGURATION CARTOON,
ThE INj
IN THE EVENING TELEGRAM,
WEDNESDAY, hAhun

nuINAHss' sfOuT
~ IMPORTANT NOTICE; We hereby call ,hs susauoa
~ tho public ~ .he ac thai trade hayns bssa
AsAply aielngnd upon, hays rucei Attonsys
Aeasrs, fdmonds fiold New York, prusaaaa W Ls
leh exteat 20 the iaw all parties placing belnsa puhiis
spurious asce purpogling TO ha ialness Extra steuL
The supeme tuat has pegpouay enlolned he ~
mtatun W ul trade aak, ani has already asnsad
Ianonna "a twonsynur easss asa ass parties discovered
o0unleg letting aur label
We bsea fos the last nina Aess 0un-
meas aud bosess fe elpnTaloa ~ ihs Exrx
hieu usds W than expressly uf The unsi s.tes aud
nrdor sAi protect the trade against inaiuns ~
th. neiobraed aud wholesome beverage
luuIa adopting Patent Metallic uapsule, bearing thus
collars, White se ani yellow with nane and
oA tbs top and side, which oaOinnand tho pablo oh
particularly, ~ this capsule the only future
lor setting tue snnune article. =
W. hayo appoined Mr n AoCulAgh, No ~ beaver slgsn
New ora representative iur the uni,sa states through
whom orders solicited, also tOf William tonnser
Co.'s scotch Aies ami own Irish Wniskeys
u ,. blhkE, Dublin.
IAoos snlpsgy A co, aAEgEas AND sRogEas-
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nR nARrELL's RuRpER sErs or rKETii, Fk s,o.
~ ts, hM, fvot ftoth, ~ each INA srts bought
sei seventh avenue, above forynf street, brosawsy ins
uvn
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MEDICAL WoEnER,


"A HNATfs LIFE BALsAM
rheumatism Neuralgia unui theis woIst stages,
sesai,ua, Fines xvii Eyhipsas, oil uieeis and ths wi1
caaes VI ~ the blood biea, DshiiY, Liver Com
Iiant kialays salt hLeum, Ac,, Al are saest eetainy
hy this sovereign purifier u has beea eslel ~ W.
public genty-une years II has cured hundred thousand
cases, ias when taken aI diesled s eeitaA
curative Tor fisia all clanc " cures mo ialus
es, uleaIs, where The bnne las baeaaa eaias
The Lie basa,n aoes not eoaiaa pAstei. ui aeay Sf
lAinalAi
NJ D. was eighteen years since AFFLICTED with .serons sr,ip
tinn throat, Tongue and .aea Win aetnuy
until La Iedeed his palate Apse aud Taco "
aass ranged leAi ,Aat fell Oh Iop. iA Weeh VII Ne
ul to benuld lie lnducedby Joseph H. una-
win Fs giyo the Life basAa lsai when ~ iur days
healing hesan, aad W comparatively shoft sime hs Wa
healed eaAie1y. CITY seiegenee % lis case bro~n
undwin, Broadway, near forlelh street,
CHRONIC RHEUMATISM.
From u D. Conway Tsaseiiau, Park Theatre, hr0kyn, "
DFAn sii-l ise IL duty both yourself and also 10
athrls may be aieiea with that distressing disease
chrome rheumatism 10 add my t.stlmony " favor o! mas
gay valuable msdalIe tae Lille Bsisan Fos yaass was
eopney proslgaea with houMalism Ia s niost abSisNA
ed Gha.aG,er ed % oltain eiiei run the most eninuae
medical both hee and Ia Enapei bu a tslas
wnen fortunately Tor sef ed ths baiss ana is sh ecs
u,a al ine iseasa showing the be radical in svay
instance Ia which have suggested s usa the same ts ~
been recorded You ~ perfect bery " use shs cvnnas
nissliun IN ANY you please. Yours saas stsleivy
Ntw Tosb, kuy iu if6,l y. q. C0hW At,
Principal depot AID urani street Sold by arusgists ~
per haue aik ios 20. sent ess,ywhesa BY a.psess
hyats ii&a sauh, 10 eens, pesiaaneAly sises oas@M
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AitsCIeI.LANEO EOUes,

4 Bs0IUTE DivoR0ES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN
"A dilsrenl states M publicity No charge ti dvorss
obtained, Advice saa Also hnsary Public and Ooasn's
suael of Deeds for every Stale.
. " l. KING, Counsellor al Law, S6s Broadway
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IACoB snIpsEy Co, BANKERS AND BROKERS' :.
~ AZ .ho old oniee IA broadway established ~ yeass
dealers n koyernu,ant securities Information aiysa and
tsises cashed ia Missouri aud kentucky statas
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THE EASTERN QuEs TiON.

Reasons fsr the Cream Kisina--A Severe
CEiiicisni 0n the Gseeia. Misisiry Jasg He-
tired.
The following is copy 0I a letter from Nj,
Boudoures, formerly Greek Minister oi Foreign
AAalrs, which Was published ia the London Times
The New York herald., 1869-03-02

lNAuGuEATIoS CARTOON,
TIE Ihs
IhE OUTS,
IN THE EVENING TELEGRAM,
WEDNESDAY, MARCH
A BsOLuTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN
n different saies; pnhlipll charge an diverse
oulaiaei, advise ftee Also Cnnissnne. stats
y, l. KING, Counsellor ~ Law. Sol Broadway.
A RTiFlCIAL GHEopi.AsIIO BONE TEETH INSERTED
~ tbs Old hnai metal ruhber os poroeiAn
oatiaouas of Ten years tia sle nofl seaso iseh %
rDuis hled buit up githuui pain. Hr biuEbMuhD,
bentist % ,hs Monans Hospital iss0 Broadway, naas Ths
y-seepad s.seet.
OFFICIAL DRAWINGS
~ Missouri ant aeasaeky STATE i.asiegies
ss. a, 81, Is, 81 "a &, ID o. o., . ., 7a
. 90 80 O. Az g, IA 80 ss,L
I'd. 9 %, sS n, 81 J. ss sss "a vi VI E %.
3D. u, o %, "a, 81 ~, 81, 81 81, N, to
iisees by j. CLufk, Bsoke sv broadway and hS Fuso0
street
nR. D II. sCHEsCs, or PHILADELPHIA, Will Bn
10 New York % see his ralien,s, professionally Iass
day March from A, NJ 20 r. H., ~ his rous ~ band
street
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sssAmstip ocssn Queen. Asyia~ "A.
Wsss 81 sunset W.
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Ahjpptua keeas.

The brig Two Brothers, before reported On Nelson
Te~nsspds dy Dock foo VI 0oavsnsur street, And being
spsato sna they hAss orasssd sn bolo 10 be taAsn
Out, the iInbss hsas dsfssss Her bottom will have
coat of paint applied The schr Maud Maioah ~ On
the Peoples dry dock, ajonns having her bottom painted
Msriss Disasters.
hnir HARRY bLuFf-fhe brig Clara Jenkins, Captain
diksy, arrived ~ hoston ls from Asssias, Iepors
an sunday piessd up sa long hoa; OF the shp Harry hun
~ New York. Cap, Oliver from csdx or Boston, containing
the ~ that ship, abe having shau shoa n
Nantucket at midnight Friday, aud altar nei with
The landed ~ Boston yesterday, The
eel abandoned a anchor In thirteen falhons Of water
and with Ast1.n feet VI water her hold ana probably
f0nndsrsd shortly after la leaving tho
ship two ~ the drowned aud ulsrs fgase
death IN The boat, All hands fosb l.sn.
and ost ~ them have been placed n tho hospital The ship
had of salt ana wins. Ths ha In ohsissa,
Mas, Ia iahb registered ia1l neasnIaent and
owned BY Q drssns and olhsrs.)
@ is Ssya s'Hs ss lss s e, -" '' ''
fsA % hs"dsa ss, ri q New
bows she rsmanad s, and would discharge cargo cola
snrr SUSAN HrsKs cot Hostonh fran Antwerp for New
York which pnl Into tayA Fsbt would discharge cargo ~
snd eauik deck,
snIp usIyERss, Hailon from Liverpool for New York,
asmansi 2. faya s MI repairing upper w'rssi wo"a NOS
BARS LAsmrrs tsdl, wis, sailed from New York Nov
~ W ll,nfu
and has not since been heard frois
hARh ooLUnbOs tHrem), Gerdes, len Bramerhayen Nov
isior hew fosh Win passengers And 10 nnw out ts sys
bBIa AAEaioAs usios tof New ofieansl smi.h from
smyrna With dried it for New york., put Into faYa sth
ut with loss o sails would be suppiiea ana pfoceei,
s0Hh THOMAS His rom New tors, Portland sSth ut,
vas boarded ~ on the nist Of the ah, which washed
OH boal ani stnge galley
SOM SUSANNA lar Wilmington, Nc, sunk at Baltimore
NY coeDn wh staamer Louisiana, Wii be gasei by the
Messs Baker The has of corn, 0as,
The i.nnsana i now was badly damasad
Som ELIZA aEIRaoA, Tna, from, Philadelphia Tor
Washington, with ala which aground the lais nppo
unAtinl.
s0Hs MARY SIMMONS al Savannah 3Si ult from New
YORK. experienced heavy weather the entire lost and
split saba, 40,
soHa HArIis GARTER, from DaIisn for Mys,ie with vel
ios pine, arrived ~ New lDpdOn sb, and having
experienced bad weather fon the l6 10 the sl lost two
uyerboari siccaeiad Ia sasina obliged ~
throw overheard part VI The cargo
sonR NELLIE TRUE (of Portland, Hume, fran 0nadaaups
lor LsgenAs, nenre epoItsd wreoked prior fsb 81
M, 10 lso7
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-25

1000 Cinnamon. TO be delivered TO Thomas Fl. Allen,
agent OF the company In this city. He goes via
thence by steamer to Hong KonR which route win
occupy between forty and fifty DAYS. The return
trip Will probably be all the way by water TO New
Orleans. In the event that the necessary number
and right material can be obtained In California,
place, deferring his "Trip to China to some future
time or until the experiment OF chinese labor the
cotton fields or the South h fairly made. He ID pro-
has also letters OF credit for $4,000 Here Is the
first practical step In an enterprise that VIII doubt
result In great good. Mr. Gift Is the man TO carry
out the business successfully and his return Will be
looked forward TO with great interest and anxiety.
The example SET by the company he represents ID
and We trust the company organized In Memphis
during the past week, which ID to operate on
under full Roadway, that the practical results may be
experienced before the close OF this cotton season.
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AlltsEo ROBBERY AND PROBABLE MURDER At NEWARK.

Three men employed IN the zinc works. named
Michael Rayeur, Frederick Heyt and GILES Frunkes,
were arrested in Newark yesterday afternoon 81
oicer Berner for alleged robbery and feonious a..
AGE. named Charles Pfeifer OF Al Lawrence strees
and Adam waldman, Of 4o2 Ferry street, waldmad
keepsta small lager beer place ct the above
number, and tends bar for his brother
In large establishment on Market street,
On Wednesday night last, II is alleged, tnas
sne imaee we'll o % NJ ocney eli.
Just at this moment Waldinan and Pfcifer came ln
and the robbery led to melee, resulting IN PfeIey
receiving bad cut on the top OF the head from tne
stroke OF a chair, and Waldnan receiving averI
severe wound on the forehead from some Dinns W.
day and being taken before justice OF the peac9
who admitted them 10 ball yesterday; Ms0ms9
being pronounced IN dangerous condiuou W W
aud arc Geld 10 await tine result OF the injuries
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-25
THE NATIONAL GAME.


These two clubs succeeded in getting their match or
on "Wednesday last. They tried couple OF times be-
FORE but both times the rain drove them or and the
games could not be finished. AS may be observed
from the score published below the game was close
all through and on the fifth inning was tie After
that some heavy batting by Ben Harris DR.. Bell,
Stephenson and McKcwan-the latter making the
only home run Of the game-put the Socias ahead
and won the game.
Vaughn, pitcher for the Spartas, held ny bail
straight from the bat, and Layman, catcher for the
Socia.s, took very difficult foul ny while lying
the ground, having fallen. The batting score Is
fOllOWe:---
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-25
SPORTING.


billiard tournament will be inaugurated In
washington on the I'd OF August for prize cue.
Among the competitors will be Thomas Duneys
Francis Esbay, John Brown and Francis Collins.
worth.
ON the same day the second billiard tournament
for the championship Of Maine will commence AZ
Portland.
Carme the biiliardst, Is now in Paris, where he e
doubtless datng upon the rich mine OF gold for al
French players. 1t Is not improbable that PARIS wil
have number OF representatives In the coming
tournament at Chicago.
Beauchamp who now holds the champion cup OF
Montreal was challenged by Thomas Parsons. On
the 10th they played game OF 500 points, push shots
barred when after an interesting contest, Beau
champ was declared the winner by 200 points.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-25

Guiding with an animation Of his uncomfortable
loyalty TO Victoria OF England. (CheerA)
on account OF hts extreme STATURE maze Q
remark or two Of o laoetious character and
Captain Thompson Harbor Master. paid handsome
tribute TO the great and good man who had Just
taken his leave OF them. Various other addresses
real merry day the party disembarked at Peck slip,
New YORK, and Fulton ferry, Brooklyn.
The excursion was under the charge OF two COM
mittees-one Q reception committee, composed Of
captain c. W. Godard, W. w. Goodrich and J. X.
Allaoan; the other q committee OF arrangements,
composed OF Captain G. p. Raymond, II. V. Vande.
veer and Gideon Ostrander
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The Prize Ring.
Pcdcstrianisnn.

The weather Is decidedly antagonIstc 10 pedestri-
anism as an exhibition But very few matches Of
importance have recently taken place. though several
are under discussion.
Goodwin aud II. Lafferty, both OF Troy, are
matched to one-half mile on the 10th proxmo ct
Troy, for 500 side. There are also announced the
following contests July 26-Henry Wallace and
T. Neville and Henry Lemone, at Boston, for $500
side. 3lst- - Gordon and Henry Whaley, at
Rochester, n. y, for $500 q side; Henry Bowling
and Samuel Myers, at the Fashion Course, for $500
side; Samuel Davids and Henry Wallace, at West
and Frank Schmidt at North Haven, Conn.,, for 500
aside. August 7-llenry Lowe and John Hopkins
a. Troy; \; u, Tor 500 side ilth.JaInes Sander.
q Ia ofdo
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Fly catches-Eage, 10; Harmonic, I3.
Outs bases-Eag'e. 2; Harmonic, s.
Foul bound catches-Eage, 8; Harmonic, 8.
Umpire-Mr. John A. Murtha Excelsior Base Ball Club.
Scorers Messrs Tierton and O'Hara.
Time-Two hours and twenty minutes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-25

The HarmOnics, Of Brooklyn, visited the Prospect
Park grounds yesterday afternoon and played
game with the Eagles Of Flatbush. The playing on
both sides remarkably good and the game
ended favor OF The HarmOnics, may be seen
from The following ScOre:-
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the COMING MAN" FOR THE SOUTH.

NIemphis-Ouc Thousand Chinese to BE Im-
ported Immediately.
(From the Memphis Avalanche, July 1871
II can no longer be said that Chinese Immigration
is dream or thing on paper. The "ba,v Is fairly
started and at least 900 Cinnamon with their rat
traps and pigtas, Will be at work In the cotton
1eds Of this section before the close OF the coming
picking season. They will be OF the best and most
reliable lab0rng class, and VIII add greatly 10 the
development Of resources and the RESTORATION of
our lands which, since the war, have been rclapsnr
into their original wild state. Mr.. George W. CAT.
will leave here on Thursday OF this week In the In.
and " authorized TO contract for and bring back
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1869-09-08
ERIE RAILWAY

THE GREAT THRoUGH ROUTE TO THE EAST.
This Company now control and operate
thirteen hundred miles OF road, extending
from Cincinnati, Cleveland, Dunkirk, Buff
falo and Rochester to New York
1t is of the six feet gauge, nearly third
wider than other roads, enabling the Com
pany to construct and use coaches CORES
pondingly larger and more comfortable.
Its track has been placed in thorough repair
by the substitution of Steel Rails at such
points as are subjected to the greatest SER
vice, and where the highest rate of speed is
required be made.
New and improved Sleeping Coaches &C
company all night trains They arc heated
by steam, perfectly ventilated, contain
spacious and elegant Dressing and State
rooms, and combine all the modern i'm
provements
Excellent Dining Saloons are located a
convient points upon the line, where ample
time is allowed for meals.
Three Express Trains daily are run from
the western terminus of the road to New Yorl
without change, making as quick time a
by any other rou.e.
The long distance run without change
$50 miles--and the spacious accommodations
of its Broad Gauge Coaches, especially com
| Wend this route to families and ladies.
Tickets via this popular line can be OBJ
| tanned at all principal Ticket Offices through
| out the country.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1869-09-08
Science Advances.

As soon as an article purporting to be util-
lty has been tested, and its merits endorsed
by public opinion, uuprincipled parties en-
deavor TO replenish their depleted pusesr by
counterteiting, and substituting a spurious
Tor the genuine article. Some time since,
mercury, in diguise for pills, powders, &C.,
was given for all diseases of the stomach and
liver, while quinine was freely administered
for the chills. At length HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS made it's advent. and
an entire new system of healing was in
augurated. The beneficial effects of this
Valuable preparation were at once acknowl-
edged, and mineral poisons suffered to sink
into that obscurity to whic an enlightened
age has consigned them. There have been
many spurious Bitters palmcd upon the COM
munlty, which, after trial, b ave been found
worthless, while HOSTETTER'S STOMACH
BlTTBRS has proved a blessing to thousands
WEo owe to it their restoration to health
For many years we have watched the steady
progress of HOSTETTRR'S STOMACH BIT
TERS in public estimation, AMI its benifcent
effect as a cure for all complaints arising
from the stomach, of a morbid nature, and
we are free to say that i can he relied upon
as certain relief and remedy. Its proprie-
tors have made the above preparation, after
years of careful study and sitting, and are
now reaping the reward Claimed by this val
liable specific, and which they so richly
merit. 1t is the only preparation OF the kind
that is reliable in all cases, and it therefore
demands he attention OF the afflicted.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1869-09-08

THE CONFERENCE.-The re-
corded the fact few weeks since that the
Fond du Lac Commonwealth had passed into
the hands of Messrs Watrous Reed and FL
field. The first number issued by the
new administration we have recei we'd and
have derived much pleasure from Look
ing over its broad, handsome, well filled and
we'll arranged pages, The Commonwealth
is now paper of which the people of Fond
du Lac may well feel proud, and we can not
doubt that they will recognize its merits
and accord to it corresponding support.
A Daily Commonwealth is promised soon,
and we do not see why this may not also,
under the circumstances, prove profitable
adventure-there are energy, industry and
fine ability on the one side, and a communi-
ty largely composed of ''reading' people
and brimful of liberal public spirit on the
other. Success to you, gentlemen.