davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1869-08-26
Tuo Men kaa1ca and lEorriolr Cnu-
E1cA on the Hudson River ls.kil-
FDN6.

From hk .ytv 1Turl Tirnes, 4 Autus. oa
q Hea1IftnE4!If AEe.Ient 1CEnsrei IN tue HUI
&c Eter nas;rolh, nea1 .Ilt.ou Fcsrs S.-t.nn. At
80 us.ock Saturday niztr- Two Hru, u4ur,I
Lexts liuruaeeI anc S:ep1eu Tauliluk. !t:t Mil
;tn al O'Clock IL the 1ftespoon, al,: w+ut 70
A.tes bes:cr tEshed tAt!r tt4hlness tney returned
70 :7e depot and. n company n:.i tu.aa TaJ!nr
AZ wife also Of Ai.tou, took passage o. The ..uE
tsatn. neicl LEFT uEtktefs.e ut p. N. On
ttsch!nE SIton Ferry, lLuE mlles dIs:xpf ali four
LOT TIT a1'i .1r.e TO wax soath C1 .Ed up Truck
a;s li1s 70 ku s1oEt Ct5:1tce en:y to tie beach.
wkerc tht.r sEn. Boa: lay, ard IN Nhlea iaey ia
tttued to t1es5 tie EreT. paEtdi1x 1al Horn
Ack w.r. Walking aho1: four rc,.s in advance OF
small keg and. Hozneeck 3 6asEet Of pro-
Tt-:cas. The t-1ck where .heJ ~ese wa.kl.x Is
On ssruskt line l,r mary an s1a:h Of 4
mile, ll. Stage 10 SAY nei.9ef E1fuot-ck nor
Pnu.lln2 o3e.Evtd The nl,ht exnre2s tE.11 Ap-
p,caL t.ns, ta2lxh the bElSh.-st headlight ID The
Cul:eI aiAiea = pasent At.hs l:st adopted) rts
LErl1Ius on t.4rs l1clLnotiye OF she train. Taylor
npi iii lie. however, sudIea.y lcHcing the sralo.
otSct, ri The tuxsns s&s!k2 taetr suEpanions and
lid lsst teak 10 step asis ~ tst ua4n Ehizze11
bI. rhe Ccztea: tpn tEc, rnss.:tG cars turning
sEea. aznulI and nEas15 drawing them under taa
WAec.1. ~ SOD a. possible, tac engineer OF th..
e1pytSs .-aG3St his tram 70 stand A..u a.d than
Lacked t.doHn 10 tie t1aiioE- Taezo was tush
10 :1e l-tou- xts'e md ulErE hosEll,e s!rnt was
n::Lessed- IelaLeck anti 3auidlnE lay uuou tse
:rpc p-GiarIc tref tas caE-+atche., too bpGre Of
erus.k1. ald the 1saLs eiaL ot TIE locouo,Iye "a.
cosGru IL l:0o1 and: hoins. Near tht head
lIsh- s,1sE ! part VI. a aead Ut cahrsacc n ntc,,
Was-a pot:ion Of .he contents or Hurnh,ecFx
lasAr*, En.cE he Ha1 tarrjta2, Hhitc fron tnn
&C a. .c@.GLtl p2S1Gis ; stocking wa3 t,kec
, 1869-08-26
Ehe Cunudla,A Mig sbrmnre-a NAM
itton PapczSecs morp Feninn, Cnn,.
fG1r.

taEresIcE e 1s:-sf TIC Hax;2:ca {C4s-, T.m.ss
lass Inst 1ssn-.,ed after lcnssnened soj1ufz.
u NE ssa;ea, and. although there i e.: 30 m0cS
9saH a1d tlu,sss, l. Is IN unuouulea :aes hit he
tne ,ta ss;aSaon = y ssronEeE az Tie present
sate La y: any prev113. s~:nad xo1ia alAa
[eE AZ .aas> alnen tho E1,hIraza. Of The troopz
t.u " seoua1rls have hseu bus.ly en-,
;;asseI sca1o lhan the ha:eo Vi ssta. rneJ hsvo
ss51i ssrn ine S;enS :a1;. 2 = saat aaass and na.s
ne weld, oad the present moremen: i beng
eenaaeLeu 6uca gui.s manner knat ont-
NJ ap % tnlHk NE ialnR ptaJed out l: Is
NJ eaS1<-S xEh taAt. In casa of another ra.L eT-
~ lsa:an cansat IN the tonnsrr wsl be lns.anuy
aeeL ls s tns only c-se for Fez!aolsZD, c1 any
can Il y the paa ol The leaders to asteapt tae
Sto*s.he L. tnree d:aEe1t potL;s-sas2la, Buffalo,
ata point hear Malone. they orc perfectly
peste.a as 70 the number aud distrsu:.ca G. eoin
sssEsata a@d Eeanastegs Throughout tho Province.
Aud seem 70 t1ina, that nov or never Il their CD
p5ttuu111-tne 1znnYal oI the troops :ad the fact
% TIE csops nSlrF 60 far aivAccsst that they will
be enabled tcn nFe on taa county, belcg 70 their
| Advantage.
, 1869-08-26
TEE CONSTITUTIONAL DEFENDERS OF
TIE CAPITAL

Tho defenders Of yashirrtoo Nc tho seat
~ ,,,x..nnent Indicate tho xeukness OF
+, ,;r ,,os,t;,,, on ,he main question. viz.
,,1,.,1'.r tha i,tar.,e,s If tbs who,a conn.rv
,,,,,,,, ia ,,es, ,a3 ,r ba.;nc tha can-
raf,, v.e,;n,.o, ~ ~ +bo s1;ee;ee;n,;
VALLEY. ,,v 1.ttinc it sevr,e,v alone. ,ncan.
vti1,. sesl;re, 10 raise d scare bv noos,tous
,1a,,,cr,,;,rs NJ ,ho a.nsnse. or 10 divert
III. argument to collateral issues, One Of
III. latest attempts Of this kind is TINT Of
air. \. Sargent, Commissioner Of Customs,
n Washington Ti,e Baruacle, to prove that
, 1869-08-26

The St. Louis branch Of the For,s family
in which President GEAnt has been charged
with taking an interest somewhat dispro-
pertionatcly 10 its merits, seems to be
turning mp 4 good Investment Collector
Fura. Of 81. L,,uis, hss undermined the
whi-Ecy r;ns in that city, and fred his first
trnin in very close proximity to Pete
Curranis distii'sry. 1t seems likely TINT
NOT much more will he left Of that conccrn
tl-n If tho Mississippi steamer, in relation
TO which certain witness called to provo
ln explosion, testified that ho was not very
positive whether anyshing exploded, but
, 1869-08-26
Proposed Modtflcntlono Of tAe Income
Tax LnsT.
4 LIZ. n l. H..


Tho movement ailuled to IN these dispatches
sone EMe $50 tayoHnK nod!h1atlen CT tae rev.
cnre lxx8 Affecting tnEnnles heA Re8ar1er3 Epore
fern tdAlie snd general caaratte7- AADy men,
bers os Congress approve the propoekta chAnce N
the l1w, and representatives OF Important inter-
es.s throughout tse country a1c hess K.rtas aa.sxs
and consistency to the proposed change. S-a-
aur shertosnH recent speech 1t Csliou, Chic,
tas t*tn seseri5 cf1tic4e1 Us po]itira.ly inr-1-
dent in consequence ct hts Hrokraj. OF tte n,-
popu.ants q the az i : clearly shown ~
these ia:n1!ar Win .evrnne statistics that tue
IA ,aaes requ!sta TOT Eee;tng iii expenses
debt. esn te realized from whtstc., tasacco,
s:a7ta. leer. =, uod modified 1n5omc rl- TIE
plan prerrsee \ 70 tnt.re1.e the tax on vhi.tey TO
one do!tar ptz gallon, which, it ia cla!ued. viii
EsaAe sio,t.t.Hs. i the means now withln reach
Of ahc se'enae G21can LOT the prevention Of fraud
sa -, r .ooP,sa 9rPi. Fon tobacco least
zion Of she pFesen' law. tsJ sIi,saHc: from fer,
uentea hSnoss tlo.eeo,c irpna Licenses llo ~,
tN: Epa 1neh IRON the modified income Lax b11
:1:;WoS e. ~ "f,u'd be required to make ,o:sl q
s.4. s1s ~ an auo1nt equal 70 see1et2:J Do1s. a.
Psrseue nseal 7ear. The plan Is to e9nan'
, 1869-08-26

VIC ara iudehtel to Chicago lady for tse fol-
lowing unpublished anechote Of The tate Przstdeut.
Lncekn:
When Mr. Ltseolu and Nj. Douglas, II the s1n1-
mar Of 1SS, Made their memorable CANAAN Of
illipoH for the tnl1ed states Seratoranip, tney
frequently tset on the same hnsslc2s and addressed
me rama andienee- Tn one q tae<e occasious,
after Judge Douglas hzd mada one Of his u1osE
eioluen. sneeches It cane to III. LlueolaA tuzu.
Throwing od his overcoa,, he handed 1t 10 young;
Ean near BY. and aa1o, IN his drnu say: Here,
tce h'id " elotaes Hn!ls sto7s ssPA.0 !'-fIa7-
I(r1' .Adcd-tne.
, 1869-08-26
Tbc Tribunr.


Dale 1d1don- res Sesr. b 9KAt1-.....,,,,..N10.u M
1F'"e~ e~Ai. Kdiaon, per year, by NAu-.-..,.. Quo
ksndAJ Fdt:1eu. r<r tear. hy AA11-,.,,... 2.an
Weekly Edition re1 yrAr bf xA11. nnn
Pat, Of yt1l Il &4ae ylse
1u TteFtt eeaJ aad rciatAkt1 he ssr md s4rc Pest
oa:fe Adt:rss il fill including State and caaaty
1fsHitiefs sr1 AnoHnd ten rer GEE: enntIskIon On
-ArtI A1b.c1r.1aax
Rs.aitsneta raaF Be nc&de ether hy drar ex7rrs4
fss oSer Taer. CT In rcEistcrrd te.tr,4 It or risk
:EhaxR TO el1I kCnAcA1HIBt.
ohJ. dttsettd. Sunday E1cEf1E1a1S cents rer week.
Daily, deisrpd sunday 1Nc1cpxn.RQ CENTS ref wrek.
AadsrAa TRIBUNE COMPANY.
, 1869-08-26

thirteen dreases are nov deepening the Illinois
and Michigan CauAl.
The CArlIpvtllc nt1,ocrdt SAYS that on Monday
OF last week, tie Aacpur1n County Court paid Out
ttlfty thpntand doIar4 on the new Court Housc
At MpuLt Sterling, on Saturday, butcher,
named Joseph 4. Christian, wa1 shot sud killed.
A saloou keeper, named Joseph noal- Il caAsEcd
with the murder. Christtsn WAS the principal Wit
mess hsa.a1& Dou1 n 1 recent case Of grand lar
ceny. ...,.-. .... .-
The new Quincy directory has 1,ssl names, aud
from II the populason IL cstima ated At s,No.
Yt1a Ann AcSea1y, wife Of William AcScasly,
Of EdwardsTtl!e, wsx tAten II on Saturday morn
ing nnu died that evening. Pn1sicians ssEe 1t as
their opinion that the DECEASED died Of cholers-
John Ard, living IN Mercer County. near Buislo
rralrie, Wns, On tho 18th. SHOT and dangerously
wounded BY bis nearest ueghDoE, Mathew uaT-
ner. HarneJ ii under arrest
The following arc additional ceraas returns:
NuseAHxx coEs11- ,,
pys5:7s E:Sss;! ses:s. SIS s: ss= s;:9
P:7a;:; Ry:ns: (: 5:5S IL; Z
nwtl'.ss heu,e*.... sSt W. IS
Acrr. II t;slAs a.4u:- I.t,-sA
AmooR thc papers bow beioEe the American
Scieut1nc Association Was ono which stlcd that
,pc sos1hcru shorc OF LAKE Superior. In Muqaette
! County, Wisconsin, were found remains ct !oos
cAnAis az.d daE., constructed By the beavers fns
! The purpose OF transporting thelr cut:iass con
x!s,inc OF ,hc trunks Of trees two or ihret feel
long. from The places we're trees had fallcuso the
| 1odree, Some OF these canals were three, fou
and nsc hundred feet long. Tae5 were generally
three feet w1dc, with Al average depth Of tnret
feet. In or1e, to maintain continuous deat1 oI
, 1869-08-26

anh her party. The prtner IE.r<41i sho Il now IN
hI fourteenth year. viii AecuupAny bis reyll mother
.sa the t snTe s1. wtI s, c1.;t ty
Yerk. Saratoga and E1aFarA F4!l., Ind nav ro,siiy
eytrnd her tour 70 Ca!iornie- prucrtlns 10 Pill
tt!k Hsltuaoro Anh WAfhibgtnn Oh her ;e.1Fa II "a
the Writ hhs hrrn one Of ny dteaus 10 yt,it
America sAtd The EIbrtrss to our anfut,nsaS aaa
neIt year ElzQ sc New York md Naca-s FIJI.
, 1869-08-26
ArrLtan's Journal *aSs:

~Nr arr .mE.cd T. oeteye ~; may
'f shr fnrtrfs # frauer r+f.lHF .hr E.i.-. S:,:'.
rnn.t1ir. f4ct drtt announced ia th.s j>rn.l.
hare s!ncc formed their trarp thy: t,
been cus4Srd ~ SkTA,ofA luE Iae use - tae E-a
, 1869-08-26
WHO GETS TIE TAXES PAID UNDER
THE TARIFF

The finances Of tho Government Of the
CEitcd S.atcs are, Mt present, administered
upon the basis that no must raiso annually
S150, 200, 0b0 in gold from duties aud im-
lA,rts. OF this sum We raise 81, 900, 900
from ,drs articles-cof1oe, tea, sugar, wine
and spirits. and tobacco. In order to raise
the other So, 900, 900 Of revenue, our tariff
imposes n ta1 upon many thousands Of dif-
ferent articles. OF these thousands of ar
t'cles many are Of primo necessity, and
very large proportion OF them can be and
arc produced prodtably in the United States,
aua IN the absence Of any thrift can
successfully defy foreign competition. But
the radical defect in our tariff is TINT the rais-
ing Of revenue is tho smallest considers
tion, and that instead of being tho object
it i only IN incident Of the law. Two in
stances will ilIustrnte the object and result
Of the tariff:
In 1869, there vere produced in the
United States 1000, 300 tons Of pig iron,
and there were imported 100, 900 tons. This
American iron cost, including labor aud all
other charges, sci per ton. This enables
the tnenufacturar To sell the same ut soG per
ton, md enjoy profit Of nearly 25
per cent. The tariff on pig iron is 80
{ per ton, in gold, and, with exchange
and freight, renders it impossible to
sell English iron for less than
Si"@+4 per ton in New York. TINT being
the lowest sum Mt which imported iron can
he sold. American pig iron, which can be
sold ut profit III 20 per cont Tor SO pc.
Ton, il sold at sse per ton, milking the profit
nearly ltn per cent The American mills
are not able to make the amount needed,
md, consequently, tho deficiency hns to be
imported 1t will be seen that the con
sumers of this iron in the United 6tates
pay the sauie ta1 on both tho imported AMI
the domestic iron, md how this tax wa
distributed ninr be seen by an Investigation
of The following figures;
American pig Iron pEodncct Ia
4 ist-8----..-. ~. .......,,... .i,pV,Np to1e
| lHEllkh lion af0rttd. ...........-,. lGbUo0 tons
| Total Iron consumption. ....-.,-1, 800 ,0SO tons
Tax Of 80 Euld. or sls . currency,
! on l.slA fUnn. nn.....-...-...-....-.-.4 SD,SIAOV
rt EFk4
, 1869-08-26

Total Iron consumption. ....-.,-1, v0,o,o tons
Tax Of 70 guild, or sl3 . currency,
on ~ fuhs... s.....-.......-,....--:a %v,SIAoVV
CT which the Eurstnmeut received
dItJ On le0 600 tun., Al -f12e5 cur
rrrrr 9eS hnO
, 1869-08-26

The following arc additional eeusas returns:
NpfCAzIxX cprNY
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1869-09-01
Science Advances.

A soon as an article purporting to be uti-
Ivy has been tested, and its merits endorsed
by public opinion, ullprincipled parties en-
deavor 10 replenish their depleted pusesr by
counterfeltng, and substituting spurious
for 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 cbills. At length HOSTETTER' s
STOMACH BITTERS IN de its advent, and
an entire new system of healing was in
augurated. Tne beneficial effects of this
valuable preparation We're 1T once ackuoWi-
edged, and mineral poisons suffered to sink
into that obscurity to whic an enligh; gu ID
age has consigned them. There have been
many spurious Bltters pamed upon the COM
munlty, which, after trial, h ave been found
worthless, While HOSTETTER'S STOMACH
biEIEltS has proved blessing t. thousands
WEo owe to it their restoration to health
For many years we have watched the steady
progress Of uOSTETTRR'S STOMACH BIT
ERS IN public estimation, and its benifcent
guect as cure tor all complaints arising
from the stomach, of morbid nature, and
we are tree to say that Il can be relied upon
as certain relief and remedy. It's proprie-
TORS have made the above preparation, afte +
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
mat IS reliable IN all cases, and it therefore
demands the atient on OF the afflicted.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1869-09-01
rure and Harmless Preparatio
ERIE RAILWAY

The GREAT THROUGH RoUTE TO THE EAST
This ompauy now control and operate
thirteen uudred miles of road, extending
from Cincinnati, Cleveland, Dunkirk, Buff
;alo and Rochest. to New York.
It is of the six feet gauge, nearly third
wider than other roads, enabling the Com
pany to construct and use coaches CORES
pondiDgly larger and more comfortable.
It's 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.
by steam, perfectly ventilated, contain
spacious and elegant Dressing and State.
.ooms, and combine all the modern i'm,
.rovements
Excellent Dining Saloons are located al
"onvient points upon the line, where ample
ime is allowed tor meals.
Three Express Trains daily are run from
he western terminus OF the road to New York
without change, making as quick time a;
by any other rou e.
The long distance run without change
800 miles-and the spacious accommodations
# It's Broad Gauge Coaches, especially CON-
uend this route to antilles and ladies.
Fickets via this popular line can be OBJ
tained at all principal Ticket Offices through.
out the country
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1869-09-01
roowpors OF Ezorses and 0 attic.

Tobias Derby Condition Powders are
warranted superior 10 any others, or no pay
| for the cure Of Distemper, Worms, Bots
Chougbs, Hide-bouad, Colds, &c, in Horses
| and Colds, Coughs, Loss of Milk, Black
Tongue, Horn Bistemper, &c, in Cattle
They are perfectly safe aud innoceRt; no
need of stopping the working OF your ami
mails. They increase the appetite, give fine
coat, cleanse the stomach and urinary organs
also increase the milk OF COWS. Try them,
and you will never be withous them. The
late Hiram Woodroof, celebrated trainer OF
trotting horses, used them for years. Col.
Philo P. Bush, of the Jerome Race Course,
Fordham N. Y, would not use them until he
was told Of what they are composed, siuee
which he is never without them. He has
over twenty running horses in his charge,
and for the last three years has used no
other medicine tor them. He has kindly per-
mitted me TO refer any one o him Over
1000 other references can be seen at the
Depot
Sold by Druggists and Saddiers. Price,
Is cents per box. Depot, 0 Park Place,
New York
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1869-09-01
Business Directory.
LAW yERS.
sRINNER & SAUNDERS.

A TTORNEYS and Counselors at Law,
N Land and Loan Agents. Have a
complete abstract Of the records OF all
titles and membranes on real estate IN
jefferson county. Office over Bank OF
Watertcwn, Wis.
c. B. sBIEBER, VIM R. ehUHpEks'
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1869-09-01

A CORNER ON FROGS" THE edi-
tor of the Portage Register is man of pis-
catorial tastes, and terror TO the fish in all
the streams of his own and adjoining eoun-
ties But to catch fish he must first catch
frogs, and the latter exercise does not suit
him so well. He accordingly made bargain
with the nnumerable boys, who came to his
Office begging papers to III Ike kites with. to
give them each paper for every frog they
would bring him. The result Is, tnat he
boys have beat him. having filed every
utensil he could lay hold OF, even to the stove,
and rejected g ave pound warty toad he
was visited one day by boy with neck
yoke and two buckets containing three hun
dred frogs. This last ''rur" was too much,
for his resources, he at once went into
bankruptcy and gave notice of suspension OF
al payment where frogs were the considera-
ton. The position at this time he describes
as follows:
As we write this article frog is looking
at the situation from the nozzle of the tea
pot. Our fish bucket, which had been filed,
got overturned, and frogs are literally
swarning all around US. One is looking a,
his new arters from the top of the teapot,
as calm and serene as though he were in his
native mud-puddle, another is learning the
art editorial from the edge OF he inkstand +;
another is catching flies. In all hooks and
corners of the office, and percbed on every
conceivable thing may be seen the very best
of August bass bait In fact We should like
to enter the area of our Office into competi-
ton with the best acre of frogs that Egypt
ever produced in her palmiest days. Boys,
we are in dead earnest; we actually don't
need any pore frogs.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1869-09-01
LADIES.

SECOND With.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1869-09-01


SLIGHTLY WRoNG.-Tne MonteIlo Express
replies as follows to notice we gave of that
paper a few weeks since. 1t was not our
intention to disparage Monticello in the least
aud we are glad to learn that its size and i'm
portance are greater tLan we had estimated.
When that improvement Of the Fox and
Wisconsin rivers becomes sure thing we
expect to see Montello and all the other
towns along what Will then be a great
thoroughfare, increase in population and ma
terial wealth with rapidity unknown be-
fore in our State and we can assure you
Doctor, that the REPUBLICAN is with you,
heart and hand, in advocating this great
work as being one calculated to greatly bene-
fit its own locality, and also the whole State.
We remember the time when Watertown
was small town, not large as Montello
is at the present time. WateTtown has had
her advantages developed, and the republican
has helped to do it. Monticello has natural
advantages equal to WATERFOWL, latent and
undeveloped of course, yet with bright
and encouraging prospect in the immediate
future We have labored hard for Monticello
and Marquette County. We have spent our
time and money for the Indian Land, and
the people in this county especially appreci-
ate our labors. Like the REPUBLICAN, the
Express fully appreciates its field of labor,
and is true to its duty.
Bros. KEYE5 and Coz, come up here, and
We will show you larger town, and one OF
more business, than appears in your picture.
And still we are waiting for a further devei-
| opment OF this great water channel OF COM
merce and trade, to accomplish which we
| expect the Republican will lead its influence
! We thank you, gentlemen, for your friendly
I compliments. Although divided il politics,
we are together in bGsi2es5-.n developing
he 2reat STATE IF Wisconsin,
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1869-09-01
Li1don House Arrivals,

From Monday August 23d to. August 27tl
Monday, August Esd.
e. c. Sage, New lisbon.
B. A. Smith, Buffalo.
H. Wilcox, Hudson, Mich, 4.
Samuel A Gauge, Cleveland, Ohio.
/. Lubbock, Milwaukee,
j. Fisher, do
|. Liskird, Chicago.
Oryille Beach, Oshkosh.
Tuesday, August Gath.
o. A. Willard, Chicago.
|. |. Oanenhower, do
A. K. Simpson, Wausaw.
F. W. Sheldon, Milwaukee.
John Dunlap, do
F. Cheney, Chicago.
J. Bundstaff, Oshkosh.
F. I. Burlington, Whitewater.
A. Dunn, New Lisbon.
G. W. Twift, Milwaukee.
S. Allen, Boston
S. J. Carlton, Gordam.
B. F. Desale, South Bend md,
!. A. Putnam, Milwaukee.
G. w. Putnam, do
eQneSday, August 10Th.
P. E Gendtner, Chicago.
Charles Mitchell, Milwaukee.
VIM McShane, do
Mrs A Bowen, Green Bay.
B. L. Cross Milwaukee
Isaac H. Conway, Chicago.
F. B. Brewer, Milwaukee.
E. W. Peck, Boston.
B. Schleter, Clinton.
Miss l. Plank, Fond du Lac.
Mrs Wheeler, Sheboygan Falls.
T. 5. Doty, Madison.
John Nazro aud wife, Milwaukee.
P. NJ. Childs, do
Thursday, August Goth.
L. NJ Wi iliams, Winona.
VIM. Baurbor, Chicago,
Joseph Fisher, Milr aukee,
". Il. Fowler, do
J II Lamb, New York,
Miss > Smith, Milwaukee,
DR. j. G. Saltzman, Oconomowoc,
NJ B. Medbury, Milwaukee,
A. N. Bruce, Oconomowoc,
Vim Adele, Milwaukee,
J. Il Whttemore, Boston,
Friday, August 27th.
A. Blatz, Milwaukee,
Il. II. Grape, 0rangeville, ILL.,
u. Il. Perrigo Milwaukee,
j. a. Hart, New York,
4. 6. Peabody, Oconomowoc,
A. Il. Duncomb, New YORK,
Saturday, August 28th.
E.. Martin, Chicago
F Z. livingston, Chicago,
L. G. Reed, do
W. H. Clark, do
J NJ. Brown Il wife, Boston,
| S. Goodrich, Detroit.
Y. L. Seed, Terry vile,
E. Phillips Delavan,
D. Kellogg, Chicago,
A. I. Williams Oshkosh,
w P. Cosgrave, Milwaukee,
H. G. Squier, Buffalo.
Chris. Mitchell, Milwaukee,
ROBERT S. PERRY, Proprietor.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1869-09-01
Fresh as a Maiden Blush

Is the pure peachy Co pIexiou which
follows the use Of Hagan's Magnolia Balm,
1t is the True Secret OF Beauty Fashiona-
Die Ladies in Society understand this.
The Magnolia Balm changes the rustic
Country Girl into a City Belle more rapidly
than any other one thing.
IIedness Sunburn, Tan, Freckles, Blotches
and all effects of the Summer sun disap-
pear where it is used, a genial, cultivated,
fresh expression is obtained which rivals
the Bloom OF Youth. Beauty is possible to
all who invest Z ; cents at any respectable
store and insist on getting the Maenolia
Balm. Use nothing but Lyons Kathairor
to Dres, the Hair.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1869-09-01

AN EXCELLENT ARRANGEMENT
We are informed by Mr. J, B. Sleeper that
there will be change Of trains on the Sun
Prairie branch of the St. Paul Railroad next
Monday, which will be great inn rove
ment on the present arrangement. An ac-
commodation train viii leave here every
mo ming at half past nine o'clock, arriving
at Madison at noon and returning in the
evening. Two additional p ssenger trains
will also commence running over this line
one to Madison and the other to Prairie du
Chem. AS soon as the gravel tram can be
taken off of the new portion ofthe road al
the through trains will come through
Watertown.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1869-09-01

READY FOR BUSINESS AGAIN .---
The work Of renovating and repairinE he
Watertown Exchange building, which ha,
been going on for several weeks past, is
nearly finished and all is in order for the ac-
commodatiou of travellers as of old Few
hotels in the State are better known than
VANS" and the same air of neatntss
and homelike comfort which always
made it attractive still characterizes it, L.
is good place to stop at.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1869-09-01

New WHARF.-The first load .cf
new wheat offered in this market the pres
ent season was bought by Mr.. A. R. Moore
last Friday, for Smiths mill. It was of
excellent quality, and if thoroughly dried
would weigh plump so pounds to the BUSH
ell. Last year the mills were running on
new wheat the 18th of August.