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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1869-10-27
ESTABLISHED 1861.
& e AS MS WHY
the GREAT AMERICAN TEA co,


Mouse I'm this Country.
is because they receive their Teas direct from the
DesU Iea districts OF china ana Japan AID purch4
tne In larger amounts than aoy other estabishm sut
IN this country if not in the world nv th nerfoct;or
OF their business arrangements the Oorpsny are an.
aDed TO distribute their Teas to their immense trade
all over the country at prces with at one am ali
Tor taklnR the goods from the producer and dis
trlbutlng them to the The consumer ia Tina
saved from FIVE to EIGHT profits Of MIDI legen with
an equal number OF bills of expense on as many trans
trade For the information of customers we will
enumerate the several profits that the customer has
formerly had to pay by the old routine FIJI ST. Tine
American Houses IN China and Japan made large
prohts On their sales shipme nts-and ONE of the
richest retired merchants in this country have made
their immense fortunes through their Houses n, Onna
SECOHD: The Banker made large profits apon he r. ST.
ern exchange used in the purchase of Tea TaflD The
importer made profit of 80 to so per cent in mans
cases. FOURTH: On its arrival here it was sold nv
cargo and the purchaser sold it to the Specuafor in
invoices OF UOO to 1000 packages average uroft
OF anouG ~ to 10 per cent FIFTH: Ire Spectator
sold it to the Wholesale Tea Dealer IN Jipee t 9roft
of 10 to ID per cent SIXTH The WhoIesa Tea DeBIer
sold it to the Wholesale Grocer in lots to sur his Tde
at profit of about 10 Ger cent SEvEETE The Whole
sale Grocer sold 1t TO the RI tail dealer at profit of n
to 70 per cent. EIGHTH: The Retailer soi it to the
customer for all the profit he could et We propose
TO do away with all these various profits and broker
ages carriages storaees. cooperages aud waste With
the exception of small commission paid for prchaa
ing to our correspondents in China and ,Jaoan one
carriage and small profit to ourselves, which On our
large sales will amply pay U.s. -
Parties citing their Teas from us NAV confidently
rely upou getting them pure and fresh as thew come
direct from the custom house stores warehouse
me COMPANY continue to sell at the following price
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PIMPLES.

Fhe undersigned will cheerfuIy mail (FREE5 to all
Tho wish the Recipe and full directions for preDarng
and using simple and Beautiful Vegetable BALM
mat Wi immediately remove Tan, Freclxies, PIN
pies, Blofches, and all eruptions and Impurities of
leaving the same soft, clear smooth and beau
Gfu Will also send (fREE) instructions for pro-
duclng, DY very simple means, a LUXURIANT GROWTH
OF HAIh on bald head smooth face IN less than
thirty days from hrst application The above can ba
obtained By return mail by addressing THOS.{F
CHAPMAN, Chemist, -i95' Broadway New York
P. o. Box 5l28.
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2, - Worms, Worm Fever, Worm Ooic. 20
3, OTyiDgOOEC OF Tssthing of Infant 81
4, Dia rhCea OF Children or Adults. ...........2 5
D, DysentsTy, Gripping, Bilious Collie. 25
8, Cholera hloTbus, Vomiting ...........--....25
z, Coughs, Oclds BronChitis ............,..25
8, Neuralgia, pooi hache, Facsache. .........2 %
9, Headache, Sick Headache, Vertigo. 49,. %
To- =" Dyspepsia, Bilious Stomach ............. %
IL. Suppressed, or Painful Periods ............2 %
II, :" Whites, too profuse Periods ............ %
IL, = (roup, Dough Difficult Breathing Is
Ia, = Salt Rheum, Erysipelas, Eruptlone ...2 %
Is, !" rheumatism, Hneum attic Pains ...-..,.,.. %
AU the db0ge ere pat up IN VIABS, NTH directions
containing double quantities EACH Jor...........5O
The toLotgg also PIT atp IN Uials and are sent
at the sam prices gjgen beJoaD.
is, Fever and que, Chill Fever, Agues 80
~, " Plies blind or bleeding = 81
Is, = ifpthaim7, and Sore Weak Eyes...... 80
I9, : OataTTh, acute or chronic, lDtiuerza 49,. 50
%, = Whooping Cough, Violent Cough $50, so
81, " Asthma, oppressed Breathing ............. 30
q " Ear Discharges, Impaired Hearing. 50
% Scrof nIa, Enlarged Glands, Swelliugs 80
"a General Debility, Physical Weasn esq 50
49, Dropsy, and scauty Secrstions
70, Sea-Slckuess, Sickness from Riding 49,. . 81
81, . Kidney Disease, Gravel. - n
%, Nervous Debility, Seminal Emissions iuyol.
untaTy Discharges. .........'., 90
49, Sore Mouth, Canker "a
70, :" UrlnarV Weakness, wet5ing hed ......... 10
81. PAINFUL Periods, with sJssris. ...-.... 80
-, : Snffsriugs at change ct ire. ........I 90
80 Epilepsy, SDsSTns, st. Wins Dance. 4 90
= DIptaeris, liberated Sore Throat. .........5 80
Fa sFEEsY EASgG
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BOOKS And STATIONERY.

z TOWNSEND MIX. Designs for obI7rcb
LIE lH' and School Architecture. EsEABLIsHFD since
1856 'iI'oH
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Badness.

BOSTON, November, "a, 1859.
Messrs JOSEPH BURNETT & Co, Boston = s. .
Ie''tteneh,-t have been bald seven years. After
using one polite OF your Cocaine, my bald pate is
covered all over with young hair, about three
elghths OF an inch long which appears strong and
he ilthy and determined to grow.
Very truly your obliged and obedent servant
------ = - D. Z MER WIN
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ARCHITECTS

The5oAoactn9 are among the prominent leading bsi.
ness houses in their several depGrtn1e,1ts.
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coed as the GLACIERS diamond, and not half
as expensive. Cuts glass in all shapes as
readily as the diamond. Is easily handled.
Anyone can use it. Everyone should haveit.
Every farmer should have one. Every mer-
chant should have one. Every housekeeper
should have one. Every mechanic should
have one. The best thing ever invented to
cut glass with. A big thing for agents. Send
$3.50 and get sample. Agents wanted. Adj
dress. J. G. Hill, No. 2 Nixon's Exchange
Chicago, Ill.
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What's the Use of saying Catarrh can
not be cured when DR.. Sage's Catarrh Rene
dy Is so sure and positively certaia that the
proprietors offer $500 reward for a case of
Catarrh which he cannot cure. 4 full pint of
the medicine is made by dissolung one fifty
cent package of the powder in water. Sold
by Druggists, or send Sixty Cents to DR.. R.
V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y, for a package by
mail.
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a BOOK FOR THE MLLLION.
Ef Sd IA ~ = M 49, s Il = q
u ga.S'slRS zaAs.. - g . . e

q PRIVATE COUNSELOR TO TIE MARRIED or those
IA about to marry male female, all that pertains
70 the physiological mysteries and rsgelaions Of the
sexual system, with the Latest discoveries producing
and preventing offspring how to preserve the compiler
ion IN ali its attrsctiyenses and beauty &C., 10
FMS ls an inter esting and important work OF over two
hcndred pages, written in plain language, with nume3
ous lagra1ns and engrVings and contains all that vs
uahle information that syery person who married OF
contemplate marriage ought to have, yet, which
really possess 1t unragels mysteries and discosee
secreJs that everybody should know; still book
that De kept under iock and key and laid
oareiessy about the house 1t embraces everything
the subject OF the generatVe system worth know
s eno nuch that IS not published in any other work
This invaluable work viii be sent to sy oa Ores OF
postage) receipt OF Fifty cents
Address DIR. Butts Dispensary n " c1rr,sr Fifth
and Market strssts, St Louis No.
Jss~N Notice to the afflicted and Unfortunate.
Bsfore rsceVing treatment from any OF thu ouoriou
Quacks OF this or any other place wro sdvsrtize liz
the public papers, using any of the almost number
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PIT RITZ | IN

meg are mdde
| both NTH and
2Otth01 sugar.
Icoat5ng, thus
adapting them to
the use Of every
body; Because
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D0l.Ll-ARs7osz
ONE DOLLAR EACH,

Manufacturers consisting of nearly article desr
eG for family use such Dry and Fancy Goods, Boots
for
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TIE PLASTER OF Tsl FfEHE. :"
Al CI'S pC9 GUS.

IN iumbagc they act ilks;s 8sccl- 81 few hours
violent cough is relieved ~ q plaster spilled to the
CHEST Many persons bolisvs lhat cold cannot be
taken VIII p'as55r IS a3ra here this va DC know,
they greatly assist IN tho aeg seted cc'd. so
oTtsn the j1troducer Of CoasuEaPticu r
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Hair-Dressing.

The Jotto'oig note IS from the kaolS proprietor
Frank LeSlie'S Illustrated Newspapers
and Magazines.
New YORK, Septem Der %, 1880.
j. BURNETT, ESQ. - ..
Dedr S1T,-For some time past have been using
your Cocoalne, and think it far preferable to any,
thing 1 have ever used for the hair
II my Endorsement is Of value, you are perfectly
at liberty to use it. Respectfully yours.
FRANK LESLIE
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Loss OF Hair-

MessTs, JOSEPH BURNETT & Co. = - Cd
For many months my hair has been falling OF. M.
til was fearful of losing it entirely The skin po
my mead became gradually more and more infian1ed
commenced the use of your Cocaine the last
week in June. The first application allaved fhe
itching and irritation in three or four DAYS tine red
ness and tenderness disappeared, the hair ceased to
tan, and have now thick growth of new hair
Yours, very truly -- SUSAN r. Pope
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. Ay err s -.
. =. L..,,g1|Te5
:Aa1 Y ISOr,
For restoring Gray Hair 10
its natural Vitality and Color

A dressing which
Is at once agreeable,
healthy. and efectual
tor PfeseiTlng the
hair. fadedor gray
ha3j"fS scan restored
10 as original color.
eef34 he qioss md
freshness 81 goalth,
Tim, ba;,. A. th;al-
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PRAcTcAL AND .ANArymcAL CHEMISTS
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CURE o. LESION OF TEE LIVER.

gentleman Fsa- severe sickness Lsa lesion or the
liver. Every quick movement or suda Jar gays tinl
severe pain, often laying him I'd fer DAYS Hence 70
unable &c follae7 eHy occupation VITA regularity
IN this condition he applied oyas tAs part affected
ALIrOCRrS POROUS PLASTER. at tirSJ it asam-
ed to irIatate so it WIS taken OF But the mari Ell I'M
experienced afterwards gave him coUrsgs
10 try again. ard he therefore applied another plaster
II a few days committing gave 1zv'sipped,'' to usa
tbs gentleman own words. There was some oreaess
for fez days AFTER then bia heait. ess perEeotIg
restored. upou bejng sounded by His uasaie,au,r
adhesion or lesion Haa t2paC 10 hs g5ss
Ps,nciv4l agency, brandreth HOUSE, u5a EorKs
Sold D7 ali druggists,
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= 3 8 8 s
BOWEL COMPLAINTS
AND
FEVER AgD AGUZ
Can be cured with
ER D AVIS
VEGETABLE

p. j. q. RRIS 4 co,
Fropristors Ter the Western and Southern States.
CiEsainnntL ON,
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FRANK LESLIE.
BANGOR, March 3, 1868
JOSEPH BURNETT & {

JOSEPH BURNETT & Co..
Gerttemen,-Your Cocaine is the only DRESSING
for the hair used in my family for the last eioi}
years. 1t stopped my wife's hair from coming out
and increased its growth. -
am also under obligations to this same Cocoaine
for saving my own hair, which was very fast coming
out previous TO using this valuable preparation.
T very truly yours, j. G. MITCHELL.
Grocer, Bangor. Me
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The Wav tn Ohtain our coo5s


Persons living at distance from New York can club
together and get them at the price as the Com
psny sell them at the Warehouses in New York (sz tn
the small additional expense for freight order to
get up club, let each person wishing to Join say hoy
much lea or Ootfee he wsnts, and select the kind
and price from our Price List, as published in this
paper or in our circulars Write the names kinds and
amounts plainly list, and when the club is com
pete send it to us by mail and will put each
goods In separate packages, and mark the upon
them, with the cost. there need be confusion in
their PAL y getting exactly what
ORDERS and no more. The cost of transportation the
members of the club divide equftably among
themselves
Tie funds TO paw for the goods ordered can be sent
by drafts New York. Post Office money orders or bv
express, suit the convenience of the club. Or
if the amount ordered exceeds thirty dollars we will
desired, send the goods by Express to collect on
After the first club we send blanks
Hereafter we will send complimentary package to
the parry getting the club. Our profits are small
but we will be as liberal we can afford We seod no
complimentary package for clubs of less than S3l
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DISEASED Lungs are greatly on an in
crease in this country. The sudden chang
ing of weather has done much to give Use
to Consumption. But there are thousands
OF cases who bring it on by their own i'm
prudence, such as wearing damp cloth
ing, and going from the warm room into
the cold air and checking the perspiration,
which causes irritation of the lungs, and
then matter or phlegm will collect, which
nature will try to relieve by coughing it up
to prevent pustules from forming. If ma
ture does not raise the matter with ease,
and stop this inflammation, tubercles will
soon form, and Consumption will soon
follow. ALIENS LUNG BALsAM will cure
and prevent thousands of cases Of Con-
sumption if it is only taken in time.
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$40. WATCHES. $40.

The GREAT TRADE IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION
incorporated By the State) sell Fine Colo Solid
iyer Watches at sic each. 10000 Epgrav ngs fully
describing and illustrating al our watches. placed
IN sealed eDvelC pes which are thoroughly d. and
when ordered mailed post paid. at the following
prIces;S Ingle hpgravng. 90 cents Twelve and rich
premium, dollars TWENTY-FIVE ana elegant Silver
Hunting Wa'ch premium 10 collars. Every euGTaV-
ing entities the ho!cer thereof Watch from
% % 5J coEars, irrespective of value, Ter 10 doi!ss.
5hins can be lost bg this meat, ticle
IA ar stock IS worth less than the money asked, while
!. boEer Insy OBTAIN " atCh worth sars. Cir
S1,4Ts ee JU try Us once before hastily condemn
e ls. ADDRESS MICHELIN Il go. Managers.
l1tOa00 az, corner fuiton Ne1z Ynrk
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Impending Land Slide. Y. Y.

Thirty years ago the bluff known as
''Warren's Hill, which lies east of Troy.
n. Y, reached via Ferry street, slid off
into the valley, burying some fifteen or
twenty people, and destroying several
thousand dollars worth ofproperty About
eight years ago another occurred, which
resulted in the loss of several lives, and de-
moiished a large brick edifce which was
nearly completed. A, repetition of these
accidents is daily expected, mas
much as the earth had settled along
the brow OF the bluff, leayinga perpendicu-
lar bank, five or six feet high, where the
ground was almost level before the heavy
rains of last week occurred. The division
of the hill extends in an irregular line north
and south through an extent of at least
three acres. leaving that amount of surface
liable to slide. The turf has settled in
cakes near the northern extremity of the
bluff where the depression is greatest
which impresses one with the idea that it
must have been occasioned by subterrane
an streams, in which event the millions o
tuns of earth comprisedin the unsafe three
acres may overwhelm the houses streets,
and the Troy and Albany Railway track at
any moment. The latter passes through a
tunnel in the immediate vicinity, and the
former cluster thickly about the base of the
Grassy bluff, which appears to be alluvial,
and is composed of gravel and clay resting
upon bed of rock, along which, probably
the subterrapean stream makes its way to
the northward.
The Mayor and other city authorities
have warned the residents thereabouts,
bat as yet they seem to apprehend no
danger. But there is danger nevertheless
Not only has the brow of the bluff settled
bodily, as before described, but the base
has moved a corresponding distance, and
should another storm occur, it will be the
duty of the authorities here to compel the
poor, thoughtless beings who live, or TIL
er stay, in the perilous locality to vacate
their wretehed abodes and seek tenements
elsewhere.
The most remarkable railroad in Ger
mary and Europe is the new Black Forest
road, which will be completed within four
years. Between Hornberg and st. George,
situated 2, $40 feet above the level Of the
sea, and but miles distant from Hornberg
the railroad ascends nearly 1000 feet and
passes through $4,000 feet of tunnels; H.,
900 feet of the latter have been completed
during the last two years. The truly Cy-
clopean work on the road is progressing
rapidly, and attracting thousands of visit
ors, who flock together from all parts Of
Southern Germany and Switzerland.
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ened, falling hair checked, and bald
ness often, though not always cured
by its USE Nothing cam restore the
hair where the follieles are DESTROYED,
or the glands .atroplisd and decayea.
But such as -renainr can he saved for
usefulness by this applicatioa Instead
Of fopling the. hair with a pasty sedi-
ment it will keep it clean and vigorous.
Its occasional use viii prevent the han
from turning gray or falling off, and
consequently prevent badness. Free
from those deletenous substances. which
make some preparations dangerous, and
injurious to the HAIR The Yigor can
only benefit but not harm it # wanted
merely for a.. @ Il
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ach B5tter&,
u ] unlike all 0thert
III Bitters an the
| market, possess
/ intrinsic merit.
49, Host BdterS, 50
'ety aoishicashy stuff
rage. DR.. Roback's
It q beverage al anyt
but contain the
e drugs k'aoaon to
he radical cure Of
nd Dyspepsia, and
aehere q tonic and
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For Sale by Dratggists
and Dealers az Patent
! Medici1es eUery-aChere.
... a PERFECT
KER0SENELAMTERN

The Chicago Manufacturing Comp any, whose sten-
sive works devoted entirely to lanterns,
product enc for burning al oil that is free
every difficulty which, hitherto, has made kerosene
lanterns disagreeabe, unreliable wastefu and DAN
gerous From its peculiar construction is called the
Tubular Liant - 1t is of the most remarkable
inventions of day, and attracting attention.
not only In country, but abroad. especially in
Great Britain, France and Germany. The principle
which 1T operates and singular, and not only
revouienizes the manufacture of lanterns but prom
lses radical change in lamps stoves, and furnaces.
The inventor handles the hot air it rises from the
flame that. without chimney, machinery, any
plication whatever it drives double column flesh
air to the burner and the effect is magical, All smell
and smoke prevented the flame is made white and
powerful, and double the gh5 is obtained from the
same quantity Of oil the currents of cool which
forced over the oil and through the burner and
globe, render heating and explosion possible and
act IN such way that If the lantern is cropped
overturned, the flame is al exngu she too,
II by accident the lantern is left fire, apu be-
comes heated, begins to overburr 1T will cut down and
extlnguish its flame This power is possessed by
other lamp lantern in existence and renders the
Tubular Lantern much safer than The SO which
burn lard oil candles In construction the Tubular
is very simple, and it is thoroughly made of the best
material Costing hut little, If any, than other
kerosene lanterns it is for safety reliability in wind
and motion freedom from smoke, and power Of light,
worth many times as much. 1t is economy to throw
aside other lanterns and purchase this for 1t will
save Oil and globes enough to pay for itself sngse
season, and last for years. We proud hat this is
estern invention, and do not that is being
so eagerly sought for No other lantern has evet so
so rapid " given such unqualified satisfaction.
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NJ. g

Nervous debility with It's gloomy attend
ants, low spirits, depression, involuntary
emissions, loss of semen, spermattorrhoea,
loss of power, dizzy head, Toss OF memory,
and threatened impotence and imbecllity,
find a sovereign cure in Humphreys Homeo-
pathic Specific, No. twenty-elght. Composed
of the most valuable mild and potent cura-
tives, they strike at cnce at the root the
matter, tone up the system, arrest the dis
charges, and impart Yigor and energy, life
and vitality, to the entire man. They have
cured thousands Of cases. Price SIS per
packake of six boxes and VIAL which is very
important n obstinate and old cases, or 81
per single box. Sold by all druggists, and
Humphreys Specific homeopathic Medicine
Company, $50 Broadway. N. 7.
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BE BEAUTIFUL.-If you desire beauty, you
should use Hagan's Magnolia Balm.
1t gives a soft, refined, satin-like texture to
the complexion, removes roughness, redness,
bIotches, sunburn, tan, &c, and adds tinge
Of peaIly bloors to the plainest features. 1t
brings the bloom of youth to the fading
cheek, and changes the rustic country girl
into fashionable city belle.
In the use of the Magnolia Balm lies the
true secret of beauty. No lady need complain
of her complexion who will invest rs cents in
this delightful article.
LyoE's Kathalron is the best hair dressing
in 11se
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HAIR DRESSING.

nothing else can be found so desirable.
Containing neither oil nor dye, it does
not soil WI cambria, and yet lasts
long on the nair, giving il a rich, glossy
lustre and a grateful perfume.
Prepared by Or, ]. C, Aver & Co.,
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S9td at d iTaqEee by Ii. Bosworth Sons, Greene
: ~ zee = Esslag Drake Bros Dobmau Schmidt
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Rl)DACk' 5

StiRauIdHt are
required. Tey
restore the Uit0i
! forces an q re-
aaarkable degree,
and .give tone to
the system.