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ASSOESc6MESTS

The Ga,to1s rcpe>,ed the Marrlsgs With
Lint rna" ard mo eong, No suppes"
lA-' evening, to 4 fx.r ht use. and lnnonnee the
saue hlil this evetlrS
1hr JshheIalncr5y 10 the attraction to-day At
hey.ck ~, with Nj. Proctor IN the nonaesc1ip.
:itle roi<
.Yehool'' will be kept lh's ais*rnoon ana cycn-
izr, II the Dta.b-rn Theatre, and 1t Woods Mu-
scum.
Mpt,c.loy:.s shonld 60. forget The hsst OF Mr..
h,!stfa'B oschestEA mainees WHICH oecnss II
Fa1wen ~. ..a tn,s aitslnoGr: Tsr psossAm ne Ia
TIE fsklr Of An I'D astls,au. shc huuor.st.
tole forth Al L'n1sls Aa!l this aesfoon ana rscn.
I Ilr.
| As crrsiderahle Interest IL raani!ested IN he
| tp-ra hou.e hcr!eeque nnnpe. nos plying IN
tne parxrs cf Ast city. relative % tie opening
pei osmanes IN IuesdaT last Tne iagaiF<r
"No more d.lIRh'ed e7 cnthu.ia.te aut,eree
ever as'enhled within The wtlla Q! the taeaue II
tEls q tnsn ihs .Is uat eathesed A. 'he NJ.
ire ipu1as perfcrmaIee IN Pplacetpata Of lou
| great b1flttuae eztx1vA2An1A- he FIld ot The
on Of ae1a !: 1sao9otsdy d.1 Inc n1o.s oss
alioae1htr the mcst ianghaels acd entertain nS
t1tr:sa. nj "a that ever he'd porseaatan Of t1e
mc1 e rpcee7 . in Ch,-aSu, Ne Z. rf sna Boston.
caEtot for q. moment be Wondtred at
It's etppr Ies saa .ss
tr'a rems,ka.iy we'll tu't.tSed, 1t woutt be
| difficult to select I betc bafltsquc Company
ttAr rat engaged ~ - D. He's i 20. Mr. J.
a. Dsiee. Miss kaHa futr An, u A'as Fannie Strkrk.
tot. M.s. ear1e Botlf.ec, atd Messrs. q Bu
AtsIey and orr e4s Of its company. hsvc no su-
| p, 1itIs ~ uslesqte sctose. The audience waa
eItIclJ ta1cn ~ rurpilsa 1t4t rl9tt, Tur tho
ElrIo Of fhe 10th T cold coutll-s tpeea: fsa.
suyeF Eesef h:tofe WITNESSED. IL great mef!: II
Its extrn fttanusts. AID the conR-Aut aucct'ston
| c{ lsnshter Frpynktrg poiltA OF most dtct1co
or1s1tallfJ. 1t nate IN Immense bit, ma de-
t&Evr 4 uortH H1terd:d .ottce THAI ts 1t our tts-
possl at the pieEert tmo. 1t will urdo1osedly,
rte Fv4tt1Js: sTno Hsas Burlesquc 'uo4.
| ny eoumsEced lat aveultR. 1t Tho Ch ~stn7:
sicc. .he1 IT. waAt wu hops *lt be I ~ long
stseon. sThs Field Of The C!osh Of told sell
res ryes 1te Nettetn 1cputadua. N ID islrlf Gu
t,,len to every VOID We fpoke 10 lis favor yester
: | ea1 u Mo1 day. From negitn ng - cnd u u
! era Of the brootrst aud hees our:ceQucA ~ has'
| tser seen. /. ~ wclI aeicd. and in tne uata ~
an. Ct which there arc mAny. ara we'll sanss To
. s1.ee: TheAtrr. Atd thoroasnlY en}ofed thu fu'
suo tie pnns, which latc- roGoW ote scother .
| Ttptcly A. IN Btouehsr's 'Pceatuutae.' MI
| j. 4. Oates AId Ml&t k1t1e Putn4ua Were He
! | iettlvet. a1t Will donbttess quickly oeEn .
v.J 1es here. n they terta,n'J deserve TO- Mr.
: Oates sas evect voice. AID 4 anz!G ally. Pl' y
NJ sctrrs,. o:!o n!etdr- sM.ss Faury Stoes
,he8 h.Se Inofoved c. nttdesab J t.uec 'hey IL
Mt. a. u. Branlsy, As Quen tssa 7'tne. e,e,'t
! kf4so1sbie 3mprcEfion- ~e hctc n 6,m6 tatu
2 ,Irc to p<Ax upre u length Of this rr sliy e
u CELL nj ., ytol pAEcr Tkcte Vet. very tew NJ II
= hltcrse OF 1 ttst nlghi. and n II even tha fr1 II
= rceur will be fepeared hef. aEtef. We tce! ~
q q io ar1g. We have little, very little, fAult
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about eeyru yeszs ::.satsd sha os1oe Of ,hs Attend
E.tt..anp On E1s1k street. fre tia tns1o.& u msS.
irE snxpksmexa aboRt soHs soses t,ttk. Wats
rrrsced IT eontttsApoR W1h cus # toe edlrts
INT uuss sd ..r wrpt - 10 The eek Of H9ur.c,
nd an pullcd piece q ptpef Of of psshed
II, witch 60 errsccd him shAt hs sutrk
hsE ,he ,icrteh With til ast- knock,ne hrr
Gown, 1htsmotpff, to pro It her ehli3. s:epped
tr retveen the two. wheus tAuEe,oth picked 10 .
ter kuife. which vac nttg open on the uLak,
ard t1tte!td 4 v und about tNo icehcs IN lers7t
OF her forehead. He W. In 3coi1tel1 dlsca1seso,
ard receiving tho amount das hin, Left rae
wound ot krP. T. b!td bro!ueety. SID II er I, HID
b en- dresfed By 4 phy.rar. who was cetle1 10.
sht rrpatltd to The ot1es c{ Jnsuce 0rx, drod.
and hAd II Ntn1nt issued : for
the apFte1sioo Of IxnRsoth he wts t4pturtd ~
70, 'ao1c totA atacr- bat up TO late hour a..
lIrht tad net be-n LOGGED In tic COUNTY ,Atl.
The Fecoffcr in qrettor Is f1pu1 man Ard hts
cent rct eAnnot bs csafse cf+z ~ {: her ihsn
b5utaL He Nt4l hAxc 4 he ALL z thIa uornfne
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stnre It or work starss Il speat n, tt,.,. -.
not.hl1x snd color rR4 - sda.snh.r b]esd - .ne M
1aE mi executed u tsrce & oui. IL ~ - ena
H." ss'an 9f s1,zs1. " es ,n.. q saa ~. d.
ttsn ftoco P.ter-nn i P.ttp.s y 20 ku u os4.
esses non D'n Hnelss H. toll ,o.t ~ spos y.
"a r. sosonRnt as "a. reached Ie.riy sslen
Contsat: II No.. l9I ana 123 s.e .t,r., H:rs H:a
Ret bIi d1rg. II W!t-out Qn > ton, Jhs no..t ~
nf&t eleE at aiose In Amett \ 7*s sao
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The Aoafsr Quenslon-
CHIcAaa~ March ~, 1853.

To tie Editor vt Tle Chicago TE1ooIe.
In ,. us paper Of this notnlt Il nutes N a'ricla
auereeaed 10 rau for adE1ca nom 'Ja&uua,'
With rafe The 1ih:rty to ansvcs. us: TO suS-
eept a REMEDY TOT tie growing eH," Of gentle.
Hatp In r.t,tx Istics ia The : rect. ! would t
gpn. I'd t;e;c Iosf r. In toe leA-t ort wonld sag
u - ) lcnacy much better thin hoE-e"t1p.
thai thc tres plnz hct oEn ayes y On Aer o;ta
buttaess " Atd lot re natl itF csor! nor. ii ci
,tar u ma ~ everyone On the street l nAve
alwaye Lus,eed in M acqnala anee 'has ne o2I
II , that erc1s and sc' 10 make the -aer = VI y
ecuapkusaA ever eo6p!21n Of snJ such troob'os-
SGGuaItoN.
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Gttp Rsal E8tatt for 5alt.

FOR aALE-.By A r. Wing 4 Co., 81 Wsah-
essNst 90 Wsh.:asv. and Htasest. bet~sea fA'5'
ss nst = xlssis.a ma 1aal,s.- -n.. between
r:soe{ TO- o. T.es.a 20 Mleslx.a.svs, oes"esn
b. laa o. iad.u Nv. sofn.. ns,y,a.rdst
aoo X lao e .ab.ah-sv. md ssstesI, between
ID b. i'd cofne4 Iniity hr4t-er aud cossake-plAea.
= hJ 1o on LAae-AV.. near H4hpAu-sh
3sJ II or u sdhoa-s'-, bstvosa rhlssI'fouEta ana
10 j. is On Pssk av.. besxrna nac,1a aud Ra-
aey i. % vszaaa'.7.' as1 pessl.t a,'cs, ~lra
stts ni!s.,., ,s.etsoy and b.ansns houses on
rvn aoy and h.semens sau,e On souts carpeates-
e va - a.faa E2ets
.siS .!Es Gst.4s Ssass 3 Se i 1s"n
Aisa e vela1 choice a<1e propszty On Forth
and West siaes. aear city nuisa-
TOR BAlE-Good lots on Alexander.
dtin Ressass fTsu y ~ F~aasSsi. Tssas3
eiath. Tnirue :, aadd.a sad AEnol1s9- r. .ssa ~
sssF "a Pst; s4 H1s
aEkF Ffn easE 17EkTisata us Ser 's'' 'F cent
| TOR sALE-l1o1tes feet choice Ps.k.lv
81 Is e
b.lew iu yalus, for e1Ah. GooDH1LLlR q k1AG,
TOR SALE = Beautiful residence = ter
10 fts &c; = tts:
sso e Risnff ta5ff ssst nsr s'n Apply
| TOR sALE-oo acres On Grand av.. .Wti<key
f92 H. Rtf se1 W asshaK ssfa
| TOR sALE-Household furniture, nearly
| = uw--onmpaeH ou'nk for tEo-stoFy nA1ausn
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mi+5, zeal Estate f0r 3Hft.


,,u a.. ch,nhn-3 4waet A Co.. 16t
EoR eAlsI,ins s.,i[. eo'p'e'o' o" wy
A{kE PRoFRRlf.
x.rrss On the norkhs est eaEnF7 OF 1'+
sns FoflY n1lh-4t. And FIJI
4x.t.h.sr
IL Acrvs ness the Stoe8 ~. tts ssocS Yssds
sc1ez On henbeuH@ r ~ VT nj wv
vesu-ne p!ops.J on = 9ns a. Hanxc IL Very
cassp. ..,-,,. u os s.esoa
u scrra rofSnEest ot tna 0"'t@ - !" -
4 TpNp H. RAE y. =, w.xt asda
+ s.s sst.. g 8 :ss sPse.ss ss' Stock
rssds Gu :. ct iand Y tnd T,r.v ernstn<st
ae1ts On KankaAees'' ae4 '"'"
e1n1ia S,sn p secssoa s, 1osa u. Range l. Yer,
chttp- -,,, ,,,n,,x m tha West S(da.
3astN wttaiS t1T Ssn1ent. Ssn Ia 1sriouS seSH3p1 OF
The dty A1s e e p grs e. III arih ds, u oa NIL
xan.ek ~; ;,sa Asls.s = nAt9 1o.n -, Rsazr.s.
= II srIeS il Sosuer q Town =. R.ngs IL. =
II seetion q ToEnt1.
ae1s IN catt.xa Gro1..a. .naer 'folsysaaf.a's.
70 Re-. ,,o9 % -, Sa1is = J. T. ee4's' '" e4''
aause sne Is 4 Wss w;s.aiaasanss. ;.:s
Hon,e md Us Esss teksst. ..., Hovue md
aeT1n 2S.;,tn e i'% q"
nses and lots, 1rAme eostAEea. Sos. IN and
~ ou,e sna lot - rr.!11tsy: - a,...-,,,
Hoa.s Aad III ses Aleh.kan-sv. oatSeen ei11eeaeo
! .nu seTe- te.Hth4ss.
Hon,es a ln,s 80 and * Meht1sn.H'
Bf,ek n9a.e I'D lot 10 IS .,csi8s1ar o....o
P1a cott1Ees md iota eotne1 II state sna oasaf'o
Rss:s sasp; "a i, 4 IS n.:aasss saa
6o1'e s1' ~ *r GENEVA. ILL.
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Fementer re Ea'c q Rogers Bros AL Roz ess,
em,th1 l. ,'o-s Aei,alaa beat plated epoons,
yAsaatea TO wc.e "a well solid silver. At Il
i set, e:mnerets this morning at tho City
Of Fsr.t, one do lar sale. No: ss South S1ask
suext. ST Ia sa7s h: viii s.tl the best Fooa1
eYan Il he lp4k4 mon I On taelns
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Abcut four o'e1ock Jettesoay a'tsrn:o1. MI:
Tnx}ensu. vile Loni Th'eleuan psop:aT% 4. : ss o.
TS..is I'd Ind,ana egsee:s. acd -lA,hs A1y
,hsIe = n.napJ VIII ner lt,,s taash.:', skod
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os.,n.,-x ca.s,1 F1tl,burxh

ptfranaRaa, N ssr - Nj. Jonn Le-: o. ;o.e FL
cit|. ~Rs garro'ed oo r. n sytvaAIA ssons' -
Dus tqa 1po, Asisn ws<r ar eaSsd ,and Hns ol.s
vete fo1Ld seslRst taen TO az nJ INC oeAao
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Ktxs1xY eas esMsed with tsieeu ne.0Is NIt.
Jart1se a1uyterans 3estsrdss uaoFn hs. - =.
ne7eS ~ oirrn. ana the case Y - :sostponsn ~
ii ,ht soh mt Ps, iptnisn!ne $50 ball fof Els
| ALpcAt1Itf,
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FOR sALE-At Tlsk,iw.-A dne two o-st0rT
Efal EBtatk GH HntR1,

"ANTED-Bnck hnuse and lot, yalus
w Ab ut $ftLoe. north Of TweutJ.l1th.sr. and
est 81 stste ALSO Eooa haose s"d lot RON sixa9
etats.st. GOOpElLLIE q KING, S4 AAdt4on-4I,
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CD, EESS Akn4Fsrb.
I'M, MATINEE. ,nn.a:s,, g g. SCHOOL
1,.4 >,,asr rsosssssa sesssafe! SCHOOL
~ a:5o H.qE @ ~ ti!.;ssss .s, SCHOOL
sn - tR..t4ses seats. 10 cts lENHs1sef
ms rtYfcrnante vii eonen1 fCRhSyOI
= ith 4te1eN HFrtAaA A1oItuhts!Af 7 oI
lLLpST HATED NO4Aoo1
P7elsnurs IN TAoleau.
SCENES, 3 SCENES
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Fnfotmatt0n dHante1,

INFORMATION = Wanted or Dau!el
J. pwYe1, so1 of ThouuAa ox1er. matta1't MAtden
psHe Matxe< Gel1l ~. 3yiaa Of BsoeEtahan C7T1ty
1Rse1sF1. !rei%Ad. Any p~fsan Rtstax taffEmMMiM9s M f.
a. BIN, dead or uys1x Slh 6nd sonaekntnt % Net5
1ovsnfAee n3 Addreete8 kLI.kS AAf3K<Is d
lopas O., d. Lop;s No,
, 1869-03-20
BUEINEs8 HOfIUE,

Tnp ppat NJ or1xfnAl ToRls or Irun
Ftosphptn1 and CA.ls.ss- Known u CtsxeL.
Macf j. CO Fen .fhoaphated El.1u Of Csuxs.
n Bask. Tho Ito1 rsEofes collar to sha blood,
{te Phosphorus rsn6Ns Waats Ct the nefse t1sau&,
sua the CalItayn slva' 4 rAtuzaL ntatheu, tnna tc
the dlx es3aye eeKxn1. .bcktby euftER u,kpfrsA n
In vsStouD fns.a1. wax ,&alaees. Rtroyl depIItY,
md depfpasloo Ct spt1sks. kA11fActurea on1y 81
Cxawrt, Hazard D. Co. a*~ xtEk. sold bJ III
6EuRYtxtS-
Ths Co7fes:ions II aa 1nvalld.-P1bs
lhhed fer rho oEnEnt OF yo0-v Msn ara ptLefs
1hu 6r6er sscm Nervous Debility, eu., supp!y1n4
TIC u.ans Of 4eH-cu1e- Write bI oo- who
cur-d hlnseas and eeot frce o. ehxrxr Address
EA1nA1tel Mayfair. HrooklJu, N. Y.
4 rhoBAAYd Endtse uAv. been paypted
{1or, tetdt foot sin Wolentl's Pain fastt II
Dr. Wolcou's of0ee, 152 AoaA Elsrk stzesr, thi
caEo.l
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TouHtrp Rcal Estate.

TOR sALE-CountrY Home-Frams cot
i: s:;; IL =
pls. ese.l and pe.s sfsxa ca.r.ats. kos.soesrles.
a4rJ ca 1se ssrs On tae Ta1 lavef 1ssi1f "a ttop
n . skiae i = acsiieat 5oesuaa II ! cse 20 (,
' rs Il. @is. .9sa % s.,saaa eoe1s5sasa p 9u % o9s
ureAS =. y. HALE. On tho pte1alsea, CIJE3N L4ke,
TYR s4LE-Watcr power and 600 acres Of
p5sred u lana ~ n oofI; .d'9anies tae AZ & &
soata q Ch,:sso II To ia,fe I'd eo1m @ 81:
ns soG ss.ss ! sas, sens hoGss tn5ss ,se
fsne+s. ~ 10 csa,plets order, sas pFsa
~. ,p!s ,sid sae' IL e @ spss Ct
sslltPs t;:lnlna; i;a% nult t;sss psrE s.sasE:
= 4 he areT se "a "a
rapid current 1un1inE leoa roee bottom: sons:.a.
nit e1tsat The il, Il of tns quality; tns snrro1sd
NJ eGsntsy roE1as @ oen,eJ Pspslited ~ ".
n ntsF, ind ibis i: ta- bert chance toF n in1est
mtnt II the Wcat TIE prosenY nay b subd!ytdet
nss asos III Ii inquire OF or 'fdF''' D. ocos0' VII
TOR sALE-At TIsk,1wa-A tne two-storv
neeted s. feianx DOOR. ia esass losr;. es ids.
ists veil and c!stern. There IL acres Of ground,
vtach are 20 spp1e uee-, Ionsx tuu most of Ii N
..s.. !a,iss{ e - ,q1.; si.o: ss:pa oea;
properly aituAttd the blnE lust back of tho VII
lsee Of nskt1.s. ia gnIe-a Gounsy. IT., and com
Anua tn6 nav Of the T]l4se Hnd s1rroutsft1E
country. III b. eold eheAn. For taEE8, tnqurs on
tic p1eEIse4. A. D. CA cTEL1..
TSOR SALEapeudld farms In Will Co.,
Il apon1 70 miles sonth of Chicago, constantly oa
hand and for aa.e hy r M.FahO, Lad anc Coafect-
Ing Agent Aonce, Viii Co. nj
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Bparn GManteD.


nARrNER wa4ed-WNh 10000. to ex-
tfpe 4 ve11+f-a attshed vz,olln psAaa..ctu.1nv
tu,tneas in ont Ct ~ h.st toeste4 Tow 1 ia fhe
Ho,u resr- A pesctfa1 m*a . sterfei ! ffsner
s.s'tss7; s;1.. = aHS.5 sTuRaks. soA1'14s11R I
, 1869-03-20

Aroo,, ,Src+, r production, an1 powerful sdlunet
- TIE III HaMatyr. COLLECTION OF cuHlosI.
TIE IN the Ausstn epen oAz ana sssaiak F'tnons
Monan1 ey.r,nr. nj. rvgR TWIST, unde, the tuan.
srmrniyoT II " III = I5DRLL
, 1869-03-20

TO LEASE -224o feet river front, for traus-
i port>tsrn dock: st Rush st.es. ht!dses hosth
TOCKs. Room, 10, ii i d H. Blckey's Building.
TO LEA9E--On long tlrnc, lots on North
LA>h1r 4nt Eorih y e1s.sts- 1nQuirt of j. E.
MURPHY, Is Eouth L~SAle-st-
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A GEATe-Wantec-AT md feoale, for
a ffnsI Sewing slt And Needle PAek.Eey. vs
manaftesu,e sod IMPORT our EAods. aad can AGnrd
skeata lA1xeF T.otta thsa IN 81 who 1u-.hsae tfon
kllfd bendq- No au-p J ASaot& NTH Aaapersn QuL-
~ 9f ..;lnF ssse, sseat,. g j, shoss.:a vsa
etelte s.!k. eFo cers fH san pes of3s zItl~: s.,y
.srth Il .re eaftnt f:om sm g 10 e-nt out
ofLesties .sd III y no .ee zoed'. aeat hss q
any sdGrkss Dth1 * tuUbuSpHo ty aoss uhr tslr
ani1 fsroF ea.ty It higher psice. ara tAs OLD
sst agency ho1*e In tee ,.eut and hsTe uszgaA I'd
hess II America. sMAI Cu.. s. Ia stsd H. chi
, 1869-03-20

TIES ID tho 41svAa cpen dA1 and svsalas Without
monas1 eysr,nr m. rvER TWIST, unds, the uan.
CRosBY's oFHh a HoosA'
ecsAE DALTON -...--~-- .''...-..'..''.DfrcHesa
F1hsr SUSAN GAIN ~ nAIlSEE. -,r
This n, tNftt3yl Afternoon x II ncl.1. yhsn ~
be soe.teG, hJ ftque4t O4aossA Us coAn1nk Gota'e
UpaEetts,
"66," ''66 " ''ee." "6s."
Sixth hight OF tbs
srsaE cEtreN coA,C 0PR0A COMPANY.
BATCBDAF EykTIEG. March - :. + Nra Tine u
ChIcako Ct naeAeea = charming tfps1o<1A ea9sea
MARRIAGE By LANTEhthS.
10 conslnde With rnr 'usdeal iaEes
No 8UEGt leO 81 UePEA
With N tt o1ltfrA1 tnuts- :. -r, ks
aondaJ md TEtsdaJ ~ eh ad sod Il ~ N
pIt~tntcd fcr tbs atst H1ei Cnie.xo. ons9Htss q
Gtsg GIase q srsct.Ge;ss opgs rsr5oT%sN IN Loaso
81 ths Gallon Opera donpsxT nit fIe
etAt4 Can ho secured In 4ES. Anee e4tnooA aN~
th, TXe ~,.,..s u..-,,,
lHcsa will toec1ree n 10 tE1ocE
, 1869-03-20
TOR SAL E-Barga aias to-dxy.
LIN IN llcux-Gt Wtafof uuis4, &8tt

II In ~ ilcox,st v.stof 1rni,a, &soa.
Lon 90 9e1t'ea " .4s73-
trts IN L-sH1.h1e..ht ts0et
LforL HsfA3n.4t. ne$r Nltch8fl. tf.Ef.
Ip1 on In.tt3 p4 It,. be.f Wood. ESQ.
Tors % kTyrE and Mr3r1tA.sta 51.1oo
1u1L'% ILLIK x q KING, IL Msd6oa<t-
TOR sAEES1uth Side Propcrfy-rhe IN :
T derssned nss Jes for sAieEz lots on h1rnstos-
IT., petxevp Thtr'y-4eye1tn rid THIRTY u1ntu- tE.
~ ahpxntan epu Ran a4a. lc feet 3tatoat. cor
moi lots s1d xs sots on sutt-rne'tss cotn.c lots
Nj = Stdew al + d~eHl1s DC Asr already hult tnd
efest nxny In. proy e1r.fs are o<iak ucAdt IL the
vtri,1- trcr rof the"" lou s+1s ben so'd Ia e.
Of thu 1ity uH.'t3. 1t r1ois.y r.es tn !alne Apr5
betve~o ii arm | o'c-ock to F Ahs1LD- u 2.
/ II Bnlls -sta.
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LIFE OF a pRUNEARD

SCENES, 3 SCENES
, 1869-03-20

/ QNfAA3 nc pCN 1lt ana 4U01J&LC2 zap
, sfrt 1saea.rt ,hfou: aoa,, the eeantty ~ho must
s,o 'r @ satspf Taf fs .Ssa
.ansss ii 8. :! es.sss: a.l!;, % e g 4,
. ~ne r c = ID 10 uexs tie Sans term. ~ .hs
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, 1869-03-20

EQR aALE-l1Q11o5 feet choice Psrk "
Z proper u. rough for ass bu1dit = u decided
II OF tno best pleces IN sbe etks and Tor tale
b.low in value, for t1Ah. GuOOM1LL1R k1NG,
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1869-06-16
Nature Is the Great Physician.


This is now admitted by the medical pro-
fession as fundamental principle of healing
science. It is wisely provided by the hui
man economy that whenever anything is
wrong / n the physical system the natural
forces ofthe body are brought to bear to expe-
the disease. The great aim, therefore, is to
strengthen the natural powers. This has
been kept in view by the skilful compound
ers of HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BlTTERS,
winch operates to give fresh vitality to all
The organs of the body. The effect of this
medicine upon the stomach, the liver and
the klndneys, is prompt and decisive. The
patient, who is wise enough to quit dIugging
and try the BITTEISS, soon feels as if he
had taken Il new lease OF life, and as he con
Inues the use of the article, he is overjoyed
to find the streams ofheath coursing through
his frame. 1t is prepared with great care,
ana lis component parts are entirely yegeta-
bic. 1t is free from the objections SO often
argued against preparations Of he kind. AS a
MEDICAL AGENT it has no equal, while
its pleasing flavor and heelthful effects have
made it q general favorite. 1t is free from
all properties calculated to empair the sys-
TEN, and its operations are at once mild,
soothing and efficient. All W ho have used
HOSTETTFR'S STOMACH BITTERS attest
its vietues
Even those who are in the enjoyment of
perfect health frequently have need to have
recourse to tonics as representatives. ofdisease.
We are never too we'll armed against the
assaults of "the ills that flesh is heir to-
In health or sickness this tonic cannot be
taken regularly without giving vitality and
elasticity to the system.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1869-06-16

ANCIENT MOUNDs.-When the pi-
oneers of civilization first reached the val
ley of the Rock and saw its wonderful beau
ty and resources, they sent back such glow
ing accounts of this garden of the west that
the whole country,,resounded with its praises,
and the tide Of emigration set thisway and the
land was occupied with rapidity never
known before. The reports of the early pio-
neers were in no respects exaggerations,
since the settlement of this section was
fairly commenced, give ample proof that the
half was not told and VIII en- two years since
Gen. Wilson made a government survey Of
the Rock throughout its whole length, he
reported in substance that "the valley of
this river is unsurpassed IN the world for
beauty and fertility"
We have reason to believe that the high
estimate put upon this portion of the coun-
| try now, was also shared in by thu tribes
which inhabited the land before the white
man ever passed its borders, for no where
are there indications of a more abundant
popul alton in former times than here. The
country abounds in mounds and other works
OF a former race and every acre of soil pro-
duces relies and remains of the people who
at,some historic time, found in the beau
tiful praires and forests of this region sub
sistence and shelter.
About six miles east of this place, near
the village of Piperville, are some remarka-
bic mo unds, one of which was opened many
years ago, and 70 ind to contain number
of human skeletons of gigantic size. The
examination made at the time was very
imperfect, but we are informed that it is
now proposed to make more thorough and
scientific investigation, in the hope that
something may be revealed which will
throw more light upon the habits aud char
acter of the people who built them, and
who lived at so remote q period that they
have passed out of the traditions even of the
Indian races which were found inhabiting
the country. No subject can be more in
teresting than that which relates to these
early inhabitants and if it is possible to as
certain anything in regard to them further
than is now known, it will be through pa
tent and thorough investigation before the
last traces oil their labors are obliterated by
the busy and teeming population which
now oCcup es the land.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1869-06-16
BUGs.-Potato bugs have alrea

BUGs.-Potato bugs have alread y
made their appearance, and in unprecedented
numbers. Our exchanges from all parts OF
the State make uniform reports to this eff
feet. 1t is said that they are not contented
to devour the young sprouts as they appear
above the ground, but anticipate their COM
ing and, meeting them half way, eat them
in the hill, together with the seed which
had been planted. Many stories are told
in regard to them, but the Black River Falls
BQgHs' touches the subject up in about as
good style as any. 1t censures Noah for
having preserved 8 pair Of potato bugs snd
8 pair Of feas in the ark, and thinks it was
=. mighty small piece of business" 1t thus
relates the result OF an effort to utilize these
insects
"a year or two since, an enterprising
manufacturer of liquor tried crushed potato
bugs to color wine. He gave them d fair
trial, but at the end of six months found
that they didn't color the wine particle
better than the juice of bfd-bugs does, and
that the flavor given the wine was not as
good as that given by the bed-bug juice. There
was one more objection. He could catch
bed-bGgs all seasons of the year, but could
not find potato bugs only about six or eight
months of the year. He has promo luced
curses upon potato bugs, and declared them
good for nothing"