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QUINCY,

Eirc-Thc suicide :HA1lisA-Ne.E Train
for 0E,nit:t-Cify I'ostlnsa>tcr,
Srecia! Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
Quincy, ILL.,. 31ay H.
4 fire last nigh; destroyed the rcfrcshIncnt and
music stand in Rollers Park, north Of this city.
Iusurrd for full value In the German Savings Com
pany OF this city. lnccnilary.
There have been two nttemrts 10 commit Sill
eide In this city within thr past fnry-elttt hours.
10th failures and the yftti1s still survive tu Try
1t over ng:ln should inclination prompt, 1llis be-
Ing the second attempt Of one " the parties.
Next week THE Hannibal i St .TC~rph Railrna'l
puts Oh fast train t''r Omaha, leaving here upon
thc arrival nf tne nfrht train nut VI Ch!ragn,
Captain MrEavl 1'Lcgott. OUT ne~ Postmaster,
took ptser. sluu pf thu Utilre this morning.
, 1869-05-19
OHIO.

Railroad MnttcrH Mt Cincinnati
Chief Features OF tho Eric Contract
With the 1an milton d. Dayton Road
-BnRBnEc Minister'S md Brakes
mems Association.
CINCINNATI, May IA delegation from Deca-
tur Ain, to present the claims ii that point as the
1erminus Of the Southern Railroad, arrived to-dav
This evening. delegation with = similar object
will arrive from Nashville.
The stockholders Of the Cincinnati Hamilton +
Dayton Railroad held their annual meeting to-da7
President L Hommedicu reported the following
in regard to the Erie contract4. It's chief
features Ate that "for an annual sum
Of han6red aud eighty tho0sand dollars payable
II eq9A NoQta1y anSsalmeaia Ne grant 70 tia E11n
, 1869-05-19
KANSAS,
Railroad improvements Mt Atchtsor

Railroad Improvements mt Atchtsons
A7Cn1soS, May 1a-The City Council has
granted the right Of way through the city to the
AtChtson 1 Nebraska and Atchison Leavcu-
worth anu Northwestern Roada- 4 lasgc unton
depot will soon he constructed Aulacent to The
Ccn:ral Branch Road here, making one common
depot fer the three rneds-
LEAvESwoR7H, May 1s.-The Post once herr
was closed Yesterday ulternoon, the fixtures aud
furniture taken nut, and possession given TO Mrs
johnson, rccentls appointed I'ostmlstress, with
oat no8es IsskS, OF any facilities for transactine
nasiness This state OF at.alrs WAS brought about
~ the refusal nf Mrs. johnson to purchase or r.
cetse ns ettt the fixtures. which arc the priyntt
property OF the former Postmaster. Business Incl
laycd. offered to purchase aaa present these nx
tuTts to MIa johnson, aud to-day the Office va
opened, but the mails arc in much confusion, IN,
sQIne DAYS mat eiansc before aft}cr Ii tornl
, 1869-05-19
PEORIA

Accident OH the Tc0rin and Warsaw
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CnKKiuEc tAcci-
dcuts
pEoE1A. Ill, May 1s.-Thc inbound train On the
Toledo, Peoria i Warsaw Railroad, was, last
light, thrown from the track near Hollis, In the
west end 4 sleeping saE tE AMI PASSENGER coach e
Haegaccmaster Hays, Conductor George Doles
and another man, name unknown. were injured
the latter quite severely. The cause Of the acct
ltcnt Is not known. Another accident occurred OF
Sunday last on the same roat, near Eureka, on The
east end, though not Of serious nature. 4 mum
Ter OF cars were dEtches!, but no one hurt
Herman rendering, Of this city. WAS thrown
from buggy this morning and badly hurt. HI
had his collar tone broken md thigh badly bruised
Its physician thinks he may recover
4 little son Of Arthur Hearst has been mtasln@
f,r some DAYS, and up 10 last accounts had no
t.eeu found.
, 1869-05-19

The Running Races Mt Lexington,
Kys
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
LEXINGTON, ky., May Is.
The weather was 1ne for the second days race
OF the season, with inc dne sport and good attend.
anee. which 1s increasing. The race Of today
Has tTo-m!1e heats, for fopr-ycar olds: nlne en-
tries, e!3 stattln:, aud came Ia as follows:
General A. B1toras IL. {. CEoAelaud ........,1
CndT hideT't EmnloritA tA...............-......4 ;
NNlikCn6 EH !. Fla.
shy'a PnIis ard d.facksou...-............. ) dist
Lcndt en- C DICK ,lnhhton ;-.............. dist.
TfMH-3:3aG: LIE
, 1869-05-19

Opening OF the Commercial Coaycn-
tton at Memphis t9- Letter from
fs0bcrt E. Lcc-Spccrhc~ By senator
Fowler and General AndeF4DN-
Stn1c Politics.
, 1869-05-19
SHEATING FELT.
GREAIING FELT,
SHEAT HIN G
F It,.

Ma7ins beea in th- roofing buainees for aae n:;en
Rn!ans hAEc tstt The pecsesty for m arce to 70
sn the pFAfte w1uds In the loosely. built houstN viii
WHICH "a u always thn ease In countJthe North.
Weft aoo1nda About four ycsrs aince the expe4Mcnt
= aaps 9uE roodof felt bctwccn the siding aud .ud.
ding s.IsS 51Eksr Of .hcsc bsildtn was tHed an.l
haa tneTra:ed to extent that our extensive iii
mills At Cliutonyfke H. failed to surEy .hn ds,n.n1
and,EeAst chscd nrder IN Large quants from III.
Hand the capacity of nur own Our
M Only Aa!es IT. fuel the fIst yea
nR, h1c4s importance With 6oud hou
teerers Our FIT made the principle a. tels
hat W"o!en FaEs being the PRINCIPAL INGREDIENTS, and IL
actually tmEcrvious to wind and dampnees 1ts ahyAn
tage paseE st1AW board that its being
chiefly Hooen It E absorb 70 nuch ta1 that II rakea
1s snteiy Il sEaw AbsoIbs lnt vssy lids IL, aa :.
Cvnt1ucnsE, will very rcon mitdeW, Fo. and become
worth,csa Wa zone Year, ence. tried the etrAvpapt1
for roofing and tht rs4ult that 1t wEiokled and
ernckd 70 badly that weEe Obliged to take oft and
tuhtstute wou1cn felng In ita place, aince which
Pow h1ye 70 ,.yuhs Ths scgsasien # s1e tslstns
to Put tt It done hy mailing it 10 the ttuddng
frtW the boasdA tfshrr crp4sisc or ur and dow n
linking care 70 lar 1t well We have two different thick
nr.A=t the ttdnner takes about twelve pounds tu
ihe square q ov ft to1lv Of the thick about fifteen
r1ana, to 99s = s3anre e ~ sh91d .ss "a
found at Cur old stand. 1et LaSa~et. where VIC Eha
always be hs1py to t,yc friends, aud give all the
information Tint may be dcssrcd and my correspond
cncE HINT TIT nAE Eelvc the stct will bc rtInpt
MATERIAL paving cement aud cuaitar.
, 1869-05-19
REAL ESTATE,
REAL ESTATE.
Ravenswo0(l !
$50 ACRES

thslte high, dry, fertile lands, laid ont Into
Large building lots, beautifully wooded and
handsomely emheiil$htd With balssns and
Other eEergreens, and variety Of detidusus
trees, hedets, Lawns, &c. Streets and Avenues
nttti! graded. 4 dne church and school
house to be ertttea ut onee. Al to be done
without expense to tnase buying hemes.
Only 5 IL miles from MadiSon-st.. On tie
line Of the Milwaukee Railway, on which the
lalr Is only $7,s0 per hundred rideS. Fourteen
daily passenger trains stop at Rayen>wooi.
The Gretn Bay s1aztl road borders Oh the east
Of the tract, aud the steam dummy rnus rith-
III fer rods Of thc trait, while the Lincoln
Az. passes on the west, thus anordias mort and
better facilities for reaching the hea.t of the
city than from any other suhurb of chiea=o.
, 1869-05-19
--
TEXAS,

Registering Officers Se1cctcd--Stcn,a-
cx Sunks
GALyEs1oS. May 1s,-To-aay General Reynolds tn-
formed the Chairman Of the Republican Executive
Committee Of Tcxas that he has selected nil the
registering officers for the Staic. and II the Pzcs
dent Issues the order for an election In Texas II
could be held In July >as the time designated by
the late convention.
as ljehtcr left few elays since Ior New Orleans
for repairs artl when or the Mermeatou on the
18Th inst, sprung a!eak and sunk In thirteen faith
oms Of WatgI. No !tres lost
, 1869-05-19
PROPOSALS..
Headquarters Military Division Of
the 1JfSS0uri.

OFFICE CHIEF QUAKTERMAsTER4}
= ;S rs; ~ II; ,se ;
Il SSa9fsSs|1 81 z I & , H. New
leaps L.. snd q, Al EaS POINTS; II: zig m
:, Between st. louis, No. and Aenlpha, Tenn. b
Eetween St Louis. No., and v1cksburgh Mts4. By
Between St. LOTUS, No.. acd New Orleans, L.. hy
Ee;wssn G.i;o, H nd 3!EsTPhi; Tsnn @ h riEss
Betwctn I:aizo III. aud New Jr!eans. f, BY H1er.
Orleans La, and points between that plare aud Csiro,
swsq Shsafe tn5oash I'D nd Memphis b,
He,wctn Chicago, through D.. T. md vieksurE By
RI Gs;sfss GssssS orcan
by ii! from GhsaSa to Ga5c ;hs9se 1 sy 'Ss: @ o.,r
IT beEesn e the E9t. @ s1d teS
s. ST Gsa: 81 Sd s.'!s s Iesis ;aS s%ghls EeaI:
H n ra Si SsS aSa
tcrs. csiso sad Nevs o1sesas tor th route between
saG as a. Ss HEzoR a 1sas1s I'll sy
s e .s!n: Ht sHa nut sa TTfGa T;gsa A''
Il: Is e sf q sas @:R
T. ds:ss.nc the Eass to b p2d ut whish :hsy w RI
:fss s RsR ds! ts -
First: r. 5ats e WhIeh they vIl transport esei
t. furnished for cHee!s and for Hdters eccssa T.
si'i:. fE euvkinE tAvi1 Taticns which will be au2pli
s,cord- The rate p. iN pounds at which they vi
! ts,Asrrr. supplies; aleo, ba1tl h1r and straw.
Third The rate At zach which they will transport
7 uehs fur fesdins animals u bt supplied f te attain
B!dar:s will rc:yc Five the rate At which thcy VII
| furai.h transportation up stEca4-
The contractor ms: always give EoveEn1ent freight
! the preference, and in care will b. allowed to
carry pirate ~ the exclusion Of Government fright
In the Ta1ty fails to cs1EJ troops md
to fu1uteh Ut thc 0! the co0-
tractnr; ad nothing herein eortatned s7n be coz
etrued to pfeyent the government from transporting
! t!t.orA md 41lI plies On my ef its own b,a.ss
Bidders should give tbcir names In tau u Te1 -
their places cf residence and each proposal must be e
eomp.ed with o9EL in H. sum Il 5a@ sas9sd ,s, P5
es.e he i ~ = lie psfoa pfopoen the
Contract will be accepted and entered insn. and good
and sufficient security furnished By sid party IN a-
cerHanct II i'll the tcIIns uf thI4 Adye5tiaeMen.-
The ntraetoE will be required to give bond ID tad
The party to whom the award il made must be pro-
Ya1ed to execute the ctntract And give the
4uirpd boud for the faithful tultnltn Ct tho contract
The Government reseyea the right to reject any OF u
| the bids that may be offered
Ppoass Tor transportation from s. LouA should b
iudorsed Proposals fos transportation tron -. ao
from cSicaso 70 New Orleans etc." sad
alA1t4eed to the undersikucd
By order Ct tbe Qua!tefma4MterG IS etE2s!A
Assistant Quastf:1uneteE General q. s. L.
Chief Qua:1e.uaseE. Military Div of the MISSOURI
, 1869-05-19
--NA 49,
IOWA.


Eirc ut Du3uquc-AI IsclcnEucrcd Nnt
$lpgulnrly Avenged.
nrBrcCE. Iowa. May ts.-A fire broke out last
evening in X \. Lyons picture franc manu!ac:ory
OVER i. Palmer l,cuk s:cyc, anl destroyed prop
trty 10 tie amount OF several thousand dollars
lyons loss, tatN: insnre. nlr 81, 900 ID the Whine
hooks and stationery sFas lamaGcd 10 the nmoup,
Of several Thousand dollars, par11y irEurcu. Tht
Grc was the result Of M Incident Mr. Lyon. II
made pass at it ami h-nkc Kerosene lamp
which instantly tg1ittA tho tald aud envelope.
The soom Ia fumes The prompt arrival Of tht
steam nre engines confined the fife to the building
, 1869-05-19
ILLINOIS.
The Sutt Against The Stntc Trca>ur-
rr-Paaid Fire Department = Lrc-

The SHEf Against The Stntc Trca1ur-
rr-Paaisi Fire Department = Lrc-
turc.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
SPRINGFIELD, May ls.
The argument on the motion OF State Treasurer
Eafcs to set aside the order made By Judge Ed-
wards, a few days ago, for peremptory VIII Of
."a'.'amn, compelling the Treasurer to ray cer-
tain coupons, viii he made on the 9Th instant
Hon. Washington i:ushnel for the 9tatr, 2ld L.
". Mum, VI Chicago, for The relator.
The volunteer Fire Department Of tbs city ia
among the things Of the past. nnl now, with two
stcamfrc tnc!Itan,r CITY Fathers feet that paid
Fire Department will I've the most eneftlvc tap
tain VIM. Sands has been appointed Us Chief Fife
Marshal
The lecture delivered by John liar. Esq.. At the
Representative Hall. this evening, Was Success
in every respect Hts subject. 'progress 0l De-
uucfacy In Europe, was well handled. AMI gave
evidence Of study anu close observation.
, 1869-05-19

Observation-Disclosures
PHILADELPHIA, Nay 1a-Gcp, Hood. business
mana1eF at the Academy Of Muadc, this city, died
this mtkninE.
General james g. Ne2ley, Of Allegheny County.
member OF Congress Tas married, this morning,
to Miss Grace AAhtuu, in tho Methodist Episcopal
Church. coFntr Of Fifth and Greene Streets a
large audience uas present. including uany gmy
pMoe9H
, 1869-05-19

P11TsrCnaH. May 1s-Crude petroleum, quiet. and
fiis stss4ay saG IT,: nsht Il 1ooo hrscaeh month";
Ale- to-day cf aoo brs, tcl1cr TIL 'ly. at 1a4c: 10
l!f!s 'ach month. June to August. at Nsc Refined aC
fn0 trlh .lNnc: at a*c; to0 !itlt rnt month. Ey
tc inter. nj 3c w quote last half May and first tnH
, 1869-05-19


NEW 0ELEAHh, May is-CoT3oN--Qnfet and III.
Chn'lcts nIdisl:rs. As'o3stc: eales 13tu bales. r.
TtpptA. hsa brtc.: rxr-,:ts. .,irll bales.
,AoSErahE-tisti, 1Nt:, E1e!,nnse-Stcrlins. l5iL
S:y f"rk. i pr. !niuln
EnEAns1rFFS- F1uE quiet: rurc1tint. $525; double
c1tr. $50: trtsjlc extra. S6s5 con-Wlitc ;7.s7.c
OATS ~. Bran. &t.5.W.
HAT-frin,r, *91HkGE.u).
Pnox1EloSR-Pork. nominal ut t2.ee5 Baron lower
4saGtishc. lara-Tie!et, lsEtG1e'tc: ktc. Ike
a;:Ia toif; psimr: 12!i!"lsHe Mo!atecs unchanged.
Mul5ECi-Mtrt..su rrrtIfird SkaalEs
, 1869-05-19
PACIFIC COAST,

Indian OutrnEcs in Accommodating
Intelligence Encouraging.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 1s-LAte Anzona afytces
state that Indian depredations are numerous The
sayacrs have murdered Milton 8. HaGlcr, pio-
ncer ct1xen Of the Territory, April H. near Pres
eott; also cap;urco and destroyed nlaA from
California near Tucson. The mil rider barely es-
capped
Mining intelligence Is encouraging.
, 1869-05-19

TuMCcs
PROBABLE RESULT OF TIE ELECTIONS -'>--
PARIS, May Is.
The elections in this vicinity are likely to resnl,
farorably TO thc opPositton hut the general rcsu!,
Throughout the country leaves little hope for that
party.
COMMERCIAL CONFERENCE BETWEEN BgL01ru AND
FRANCE.
PARIS, May Is.
The negotiations for the conference beiwecn
France and Belgium have been completed. The
Session Of tile commission wi!i open IN this ctr ut
an early day.
, 1869-05-19
SAFES
SAFES,
(NSlCCESSFEh BURGLARY


u,,, NK~ YoKK. April Ia 1esa.
as,S he night ot the I'd uit, store. No %
@ ~ eatefct and despczato atte19p: zo1de By
4as s. r saS sa3s u xaieh ~ k srea!t1es
Of Mh.eh we5e Hteally ct to der; nrm ths they OBJ
tanea she fey TO the other safe and opened it. Form
Ghtsi Tht. ,s1 iast9s Il Tls1 oaE ysaah egose
n.td p au s- te md toos ii Ta:n a..optt to farc
+ 1ne nkht ~ dtrk and stosHE aad ~ 81 h-ir
Ee;B vel! insured They t-!ed wcds1ne tae loas aad
nedy Ct tho Chcst an4 t faithful be1E. cyiacrct
oas md It With great satisfaction report that upcu
ofentnF Il re tound securities SAFE, and car
ommended ~ You.
fou ~ plea1e send the new ratc purchased hE II, =
OUT counting house. md take thr Old oue - eho IN:
so1ne taseA are still worthy nf the name
DAVID DQKS L CO.
, 1869-05-19

IVVFN CUBUES q GU,
EEw6rAFKn ADyER11s1Sa A9KSIH
Are Haottz<I 10 rfetee advertisements for THE Thin
CSE ut To4e Af*n nyrnts F---irt atfrer.
is-suTns rettceI all NEWSPAPERS on MAGAZINES
va ianQhnyt) in f U. 7erritories, al Ms pub
L4he4s' L4ee<. f,1tes.
0Yr1CK r. nFtnnnnH-ET
, 1869-05-19

Ssk:eTns, Pa, May 1S.-T.!c Delaware. L9cka-
Tauua aud Western mines nj Hyde Iark, the penu-
sylsaniA Cual Compauy's miners at Pittston, and
the Delaware / Hudson miners 1T OymShaut,
nunh ring altogether more than s,Uo1 Ilcn, are
aa,t Havc been steadily at work.
, 1869-05-19
MEDICINE ENVELOPES,
Medicine EnVeIopes !

Ese1y family has experienced the difficulty. both hy
ehidrra and adn}ts Of taking uedieIles By
the rsc cf these ENVELOPES medicine In the form Of
Pill. o. Powder may be taken without the ssh:czt
.attc ct feu consequently will not tate the stomach
In the eat box containing two dozen scnt free by
| .ctutn mail IN recc3pt Of IS cents. Address
| MEDICINE ENVELOPE COMPANY.
| Aurora, III.
, 1869-05-19

$500 feet, east and west front, on tho
Drexel-av. Boulevard. Said Boulevard
IS &c be improved at once. Lots 50K
200 feet to 2o-foot alley.
1900 feet, On the western portion Of the
Great South Side Park nearest to the
city. Lots 50xl9o, to wide alley.
500 feet, east hcnt, en- the north end Of
the Great Lake Shore Park. A most
beautiful piece Of property. To be sold
in large lots.
1900 feet On Eanhakee-av. Boulevard,
beginning at its north end, at Douglas
place, or Thirty-ifth-st
5000 feet On Cottage Grove-av., all be-
tween the City Limits and the Park, In
25-foot lots.
1000 feet front on Vincennes, Charles
and other avenues, between the two
great Boulevards, mostly fine grove
property.
5000 feet choice grove lots On the ave-
nues, east OF Drexe1-av. Boulevard. and
all near Kenwood Station. Most beau
tiful property.
1000 Lots in the southwestern environs
Of the city, on and near the Fiftv-ffth-
st. Boulevard. a great opportunity for
ALL classes, especially CLERKS, to
secure choice lot for future home, or
as profitable Investment Of their sur
~.
BANK In the world Anybody who
~ ~ +rasa ~ ~ I:..i, x--t,;aS -. y
few years will be worth thousands Of
s. thasI ~ p.p ~ ' 1N1s. a1
10. se9 eS;s G,n.3 Th5na ~. n5 Seae g., o ~
'.iI = "en 49,
.AeeIs ~ e., "oua " ~en W ma1e q
ao.s " tul7 slo sosetn themselves 1, a.
y poiuon u s,. .uess io.s w w
v;s;on IT, scoemnoJate @ ~ o i.he-inS o % nan
+or...ra h1oo1,s M +ha r;f,r- Ffte+
uop3a1,ra ~ ho eo7a b1- +bo hYo-k ~
h.1Fb1oc1r a r.ra cI,rca for n.n;t ,1;st.
an Lar, ~ E,rj.on ,rd r,y1ovs+v ba.
+ueen rhroon.s+ and Centra,av
West ,ae1n~ n,7,sl0q ns1s1s,esy 91 the city ,ors
and Jaclson-sts.' With buildings.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1869-12-29

THE Pittsburg Gazette tells an astonish-
ing story of dance for the prize of gold
ring at a recent ball in that city. A dozen
competitors entered for the contest. At
the expiration of twenty minutes four took
their seats. The rest whirled on, but at
the end of an hour only three couples were
on The floor. Another hour elapsed, and
another couple gave up from sheer exhaus-
ton. The fddlers played and played, as
well as they were able, and the'two couples
waltzed and waltzed as rapidly as they
could. After five hours and three minutes
had elapsed one of the ladies tainted, and
her partner very politely followed her ex-
ample. Amid feeble cheers from the weary
spectators the ring was awarded to the re-
manning couple, and al the participants
were carried home and put under medical
treatment
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1869-12-29
Ayers Ague Cure,

For Fever and Ague, Intermittent Fever,
Chill Fever, Remittent Fever, Dumb
Ague, Periodical or Bilious Fever, &c.,
and indeed all the affections which arise
from malarious, marsh, or miasmatic
poisons.
As its name implies, it does Care, and does not
fail. Containing neither Arsenic, Quinine, Bis
muth, Zinc, nor any other mineral or poisonous
substance whatever, it in noWise Injuries any pa
tent. The number and importance of its cures
In the ague districts, are literally beyond account
and we believe without a parallel in the history
of Ague medicine. Our pride is gratified by the
Acknowledgements we receive of the radical cures
effected in obstinate cases, and where other rem
edies had wholly failed.
Unacclimated persons, either resident in, or
travelling through miasmatic localities, will be
protected by taking the AGCE CURE daily.
For Licer Complaints. arising from torpid
ity of the Liver, it is excellent remedy, sttmu
lating the Liver into healthy activity.
For Bilious Disorders and Liver Complaints, it
is an excellent remedy, producing many truly
remarkable cures, where other medicines had
failed.
Prepared by DIR. J. G. AVER & Co., Practical
and Analytical Chemists, Lowell, Mass, and
sold all round the world.
PRICE, 500 PER BOTTLE.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1869-12-29
No. 9S.

ants, low spirits, depression, Involuntary
emissions, loss of semen, spermattorrhoea,
loss of power, dizzy head, loss of memory,
and threatened impotence and imbecility,
find sovereign cure in Humphreys Homeo-
pathic Specific, No. twenty-eight. Composed
of the most valuable mild and potent cura-
tives, they strike at once at the root of 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 S. per pack
age of five bottles and a large vial
Of powder, which is very important
in obstinate and old cases, or 81 per
single box. Sold by all druggists, and sent
by mail on receipt of price. Address Hum
phrey's Specific Homeopathic Medicine Com
panv, 562 Broadway, N. Y.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1869-12-29
DR.. KENNEDy's RHEUMATIC
AND EEUR ALICIA DIssoLvEN I

Reader you may consider this sort of spread eagle
heading, but / mean every word of it. 1 have been
there. When your system IL racl1ed with
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1869-12-29

TRANSFORMING AT NIGHT. John H Kip
part, Secretary OF the Ohio State Board of
Agriculture, writes to Hearth and Home in
favor of transplanting plants at night. He
says the plants he transplants at night live
and grow as q rule, seldom whiting or with
ering while almost all of those transplant
ed in sunlight wither, and many OF them
die. AS an illustration he says he trans
planted 1000 strawberry plants at night;
their growth was apparently uninterrupted.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1869-12-29

FoR CoUeHs, COLDS, AND THROAT D1soR-
ders. use '.Bro1n's Bronchial IT0cheS, I"
having proved their efficacy by test of
many years The Troehes are highly re-
commended and prescribed by Physicians.
Those exposed to sudden changes should
always be supplied with ''The 1roches" as
they give prompt relief.
Owing to the good reputation and popu-
laritv of the Troches, many aoorthJ@S and
cheap limitations are offered, aohich are good
for nothing Be sure and OBTAIN the true
"Brolon's Bronchial TToches." Sold every
where
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Irritation OF the Scalp.
VAUDEVILLE. Me-. September Is, 1

VAUDEVILLE, Me-, September Is, 1860.
Messrs. JOSEPH BURNETT & Co:
Dear Sirs,-1 have derived much benefit from the
of your Cocaine Twelve years ago had the typhus
fever after my recovery found myself troubled with
irritation of the scalp.
purchased bottle of your Cocaine only for the
purpose of hair dressing but to my surprise it has
entirely removed the irritation of so long standing
have recommended it to several of my friends, who
afflicted in the way, and it has wholly eradicated
the disease. JOSEPH HILL JR.
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