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FINANOIAL-.
THE
FIRST MORTGAGE
R % " ID S
OF THE
Chicago, Danville, and Vim
cennes Railroad.

Total amount to be issued SOC, 900
Capital Stock paid in................ 2,1OO, 900
Estimated Cost of Road GAO miles) $500, 900
Estimated Earnings per annum... 2,639, ,3O6
Net Earnings per annum,.......... S79, ,76S
Interest on the Loan per annum... 176,OOO
Amount of Bonds per mile of Road $4,000
Amount of Interest per mile. 1,26O
Amount of Net Earnings per mile. 6,2s4
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Virginia papers report that within less than
eighteen months there have been seven deaths
IN ono family In that State. Manchester, where
they resided, Is healthy, and all the members OF
the family died from different causes. There
are now but two left, and both are sick.
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EARTH CLOSET CoMPANY's patent dry earth commodes
and privyfItures, at A. H. Francscus Co.'s, No. 6lS
Market street,
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The Farmers Loan amd Trust
Company OfNew York, as Truss
tees for the BOndhoIders.

The Mortgage covers the entire road. Right OF Way
franchises Keuing Stock Equipments Lands aud Pro.
perty real and personal belonging or which may
hereafter belong 10 the Company. SINKING FUND
Is also provided which will reduoe the principal of the
debt Two-THIRDs of tho entire amount in odrapes o5
the maturity of ne Bonds
Tho Road is g. miles long, connecting fredericksburg
viA Orange Court House. with Charlottesville which is
the point Of junction Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail
road to the Ohio river and the extension of the Orange
aod Alexandria Railroad TO Lynchburg IL forms the
shortest connecting link in the system OF roads leading
the entire South, Southwest and West to the Pacific
Ocean passes through rich section of the shenap
dOah Valley tho local traffic of which alone will support
the Road. and It must command an abundant share OF
through trade from the fact of It's benRa
SHORT CUT TO TIDE WATER ON THE poro-
MAC AT THE FARTHEST INLAND POINT
WHERE DEEP WATER FOR HEAVY
SHIPPING CAN BE FOUND ON
THE WHOLE LENGTH OF
THE ATLANTIC COAST.
From Charlottesville to Tidewater by this route the
distance DO miles less than via Alexandria, 6 miles less
than via Richmond and West Point; l24 miles less than
via Norfolk.
limited amount of these bonds offered at Az and
interest from November T. in currency
From examination in person, and also by competent
counsel Of all the and documents relating to this
loan, are enabled to them entirely correct
and satisfactory have so had the and property
of the company examined by agents. whose re-
ports with those made by the officers of the com.
pany and therefore these bonds the
of which is limited to $4,000 per mile of complete aud
equipped road, AS A FIRsTOLAss SECURITY IN
EVERY PARTICULAR, and as o most desirable invest.
inent, giving large increase of income Investments
in any description of Government bonds,
TANNER & CO., Bankers,
No 49 WALL Street, New York
Pamphlets, maps, and information furnished
Government bonds and other marketable securities will
be converted without commission parties investing in
these bonds, and the highest market price allowed for
gold and other coupons in exchange.
SAMUEL WORK, Banker,
11o No s5 South THIRD Street.
r A K N q HI o U 3 II
JAY COOKE & CO.,
Nos. l1s and IIA .. THIRD ST.,
PHILADELPHIA.
Dealers In Government Securities
Old 6-2os Wanted In Exchange for New
Liberal Difference allowed.
Compound Interest Notes Wanted
Interest Allowed on Deposits
COLLECTIONS MADE STOCKS bought and sold
on Commission.
Special business accommodations reserved for
ladies.
We VIII receive applications for Policies OF Life
Insurance In the National Life Insurance COMPANY
OF the United States. Full information given at our
ONCE, I Am
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HALIET, DAVIS d Co.'s New OcrAGoN PIANOS are a
great improvement the Upright Pianos. They are
not only beautiful but captivating in tone Ware
rooms, No. g27 Chestnut street.
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RUBBER DIVERSIONS AND BOOTS for Men, Women, ant
Children can be had at retail at the very lowest prices
Goodyear's manufacture, old stand. No. 3os Chesnu
street, lower side.
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SILK TWIST AND COTTON AND LINEN THREADS, at whole
ale prices at No. 704 Chestnut street.
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SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY,

I'M II AL ''..s..'...,.,.. BheOOO,0O0
DIRECTORS.
Clarence r. CLARK, AleXander Henry
Oh'Fi'' MA'A0StsT; T:Or, O ossSss SsSS,sO +. Tyler
Prosideut--N b. BROWNE
Vice Observation-Disclosures H. CLARK
Secretary and Treasury--ROBRRT PATTERSON
Assistant secretarT-JAMES W. HAZLRHURsT.
The Company have provided in their new Builan, .ua
vaults absolute security against loss By FIRE BUR
GLARY, or ACCIDENT, and
REOEIvR SECURITIES AND vALUABLRs ON DIN.
POSTT UNDER GUARANTEE,
Upon the following rates. for year or ess perod
Government and all other Coupon Securi.
ties, or those transferable by delivery 90 mar sns
Government and all other Securities regis
tered and negotiable only by endorsement 50 per Ion
Coiu ot Duion' on'''"'''''.s.......... l2s per I0e
Silver Coin or Bullion. 400 per f00i
Silver or Gold Plate, under seal, owners
estimate OF value, and rate subject to ad
tustment for bulk k.................., 100 per loo
Jewslry Diamonds etc. Observation-Disclosures. $50 per 1909
Deeds, Mortgages, and Valuable Papers goneray who,
OF no fixed value, 81 each according to bulk
These latter when deposited in Tin Boxesr charged
according to bulh upon basis Of IL feet cubic oaps
city. $40 year.
Coupons and interest will be collected when desired an
remitted to the owners, for one per cent,
The Company oser for RENT. the lessee erolu,yelr
holding the key,
SAFES INSIDE THK BURGLAR.PROoF yAULTx
At rates varying from 5 to ST5 eao per annsm aooor
ing TO eize
Deposits OF Money Received, on which interest vias
alowed:-3 per cent. on Call Deposits payable BIZ
Oheck at sight and per cent on Time Do
posits, payable on ten days notice.
IraVeiers Letters of Credit furnished. available
parts of Europe.
Ihis Company is also authorized to sOt ETscutor4
Administrators, and Guardians to receive and
Trusts of every description from the Courts
or individuals.
N. B. BROWNE,
PRESIDENT
ROBERT PATTERSON,
II 20 tutbsam5p SECRETARY AND TREAsrRKx
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REBUILDING OUR STORE.
Gs'- Rebuilding Our Store.
tB" Rebuilding Our Store.
~ Rebuilding Otr Store.
Want to sell the Stock. III
Want TO sell the Stock. "a
Want to sell the Stock. zs
Want to sell the Stock. "a
ss-Sec our OUercoats at 81 80. "a
aES See our 0UeTcoats at 500. al
SE- See our OueTcoGtS at $50. zr
;E-Sec oar Overeoats at 900. ar
sB~ ~See our OvercoGts at $50. At
sB- See eur 0vercoats at 10. 90. IA
fH See our Opercoats at 1880. at
tB-See our Overcoats at II 90. As
sE-See our OpereOats at II TO. Ms
tE- See our OveTooats at 1880. al
fS-See oar Ovsrcoats at 1880. ~
ar See our OveTcoats at 10 90. AZ
f1 See our 0vercOGts at 1900. aI
~ See oar OpercOats at 17-O0. az
rs-See our Overcoats at 1900. As
fE-See our OVercoats at 1900. az
gS See our OueTcoats at 20 9O0.- "a
fS See our OrercoGts at 81 90. III
gS See our OpercoGts at 20 90. z1
JE- See Overcoats at "A 90. al
SE- Soc oar OveTcoatS at 25 90. At
gS-See our Overcoats at 2I-5O. ~,
sg"AH kinds of Gents, Youths, and Boys Garments
in proportion.
HANAMAKER d BROWN,
WANAMAKER d. BROWN.
OAK HALL,
Largest Clothing House,
S. Il. corner Siath and Market streets.
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REBUILDING OUR sTORR.

CLOTHING at gold cost for currency at Charles Stoke
No S24 Chesnu street.
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SINGERS FAMILY SEWING MACHINES,
Ten dollars cash
Balance in monthly instalments.
o. +. DAVIS, No $40 Chestnut street.
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LATEST FROM THE LADTEs-Since the introduction Of
PHALoN's VIrAIIA OR SALVATION FOR THE HAIR ladies'
who formerly used dyes universally abandoning them
They find the article haImoss clean and pure,
30 pleasant to the senses, and wthal superior
of renewing the original color that they absolutely
shudder when they think Of the filthy stuff they once
used,
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DRY FEEr.-The most eHectual way OF guarding ones
health is TO keep the feet dry and that only be done
by the Of India Rubber and the inole
ment season is would advise readers ia
any none but the best quality which only had at
GoopiEARs Headquarters No. 3os Ohesnut street. south
side, PHILADELPHIA.
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JEwELRY.-Mr. William ". Cassidy No. Is g. Socont
street. has the largest and most attractive assortment
hne Jewery and Silverware in the city Purchasers
rely upon obtaining real pure article, furnished at
price which cannot be eqused He ao has large stool
of American Western Watches in all varieties and at
prices visit to his store Is to result In plsasur
and profit.
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FINANCIAL.
FIRST MORTGAGE SINKING FUND.
Seven Per Cent. Gold Bonds
or THE
Fredericksburg and Gordonsvills Rail
road Company of Virginia
Principal and Interest Payable
I'm Coin, Free OfUnited States
Government Tax.

These Bonds secured b. First and only Mortgage
made TO
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CsTY ITEMS.
You OAN BUY
BETTER
AND
CHEAPER
CLOTHING
OF
BENNETT 4 o.,
THAN

ANYWHERE ELSE
No matter iehot rTo man b. assigned for sacridcip0
good, triU sell iotoer than he Loipest
REMEMBER PLACE,
No. BIS MARKET STREET,
No bl6 MARKET STREET,
HALFWAY BETWEEN FIFTH AND BIXrH
HALFWAY BETWEEN FIFTH AND SIXTH
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N. B. BROWNE,
PRESIDENT.
IL 20 tutbsam5p

ROBERT PATTERSON,
ii 20 tuthssm5p SECRETARY AND TRFAsuRKx.
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This Company is also authorized to aot Al Fxeoutor.
Administrators, and Guardians, TO receive and or
Trusts of every description from the Courts
or individuals
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REBUILDING OUR ST0RH.
gy- Rebuilding Our Store.
ts7" Rebuilding Our Store.
sG- Rebuilding ONr Store.
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oENT.s FURNISHING GOODS.
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JANUARY 80, ls7O.-TRIPLE SHEET.
DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
JANUARY 81, 1870
Al tho Great Wholesale Store.
Now Selling a Retail,
6m Broadway
(st Nicholas Hotel biock).
On Monday, January 81 1870 shall open several lines of
ds'abs Dress Goods: adapted the spring trade, which
purchased largely Of Al during the past when
manufacturers both homo abroad receiving but
few orders tfor the spring sessonin fact. time when
general spirit Of depression existed only among the
facsurs, but prevailed Throughout. entire mercantile
community Ny object In doing for the haII
could purchase At that time At
Great Reduction
from former rates. per cent less than
present manufacturss Importers prices for the Same
goods 10 Wholesale houses therefore prepared 70 offer
the public great bargains goods for the coming
season have been able to do for the past.
Also have made large my unrvacd stock Of
partially In the following Recoect thai
the balance Of stock Of fall winter Id
chase you do NOT need them TOR for The
CHESTER BULLOCK, bol Broadway.
At the Great Wholesale Store,
now selling at Retail,
60l Broadway,
lSt. Nicholas Hotel block).
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WANTED TO PURCHASE,

yNOOLLEN BLANKETs-wANIED TO PURCHASE, A
w few bales OF coarse eight pound Blankets that VIM
measure ~ inches vile Address, with price and
weight present samples TO LALEAh SHARP, 1Qe Sinh
avenue.
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A -A.-oFFlCIAL DRAWINGS
IA. G H. MURRAY'S LOTTERIES.
MrssoURI-FxTRA GLASS NO. Tl--JANUARY 2o, 1870
~ sssss ~ - ~ su, u 10 y issAsaAnY ~ ~ * 49,
6, rs, - %. 81, 80, -, 81, IS, ! 40, e. 81
1tSTUIKY-FxrRA oLAea NO. M-JANUARY ~, lc.u
80, 25, sl, Is. =, ~, o.. 81, 80. %, g, e. 4o
neutrality-suspicious. NO. 1is--JANUAKY 70, ls!0 >.
81, g., 20, 70 20, "a, a., ca, s. IA, 80. H. 6S.
Information furnished in the also Royal Havana
Lotteries. J. CLUTE, Broker
sC6 Broadway lbs Futon street.
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DRY GOODS.


"A as BROADWAY,
SECOND DOOR ABOVE BLEEcKER
Rich plaid satin Ribbons, lsc., ajs So
Men Mlcn fancy and plain, &C., l0c., l2sc., ISc.
VIA Ess fsss%. sssSH ssv. ss sass ss ss se 60
Feathers Peat elo.lng out ioc, a6a a5c, Sic, Soa
Roman as s,snin .a rss lswsrsi ss H.. 0'. spray.
''' rich SIX '''' s's1s =; II assrs xSsS 81
s,iI .si!ass srl.s Trnas TTrimmnss closing s'c piece
Sllk M Fringe.. 25c., So. 75c. pocs
SSss.S sri ysIys': Al a., sss - plsss ysse
y:s:;sss' fs:Ss.@ @ al So Co., $50
"''' SIX S''''' S5Iobs % 5fs sELliSa sis ilafa
SQE 2E LSss cssHfssE FHks
len hss:es Si asasafssais aaa ssaliss iii H. ''
sssssTGa. ss,s n.n s 70 T..
Handkerchief ~arkcd names, Asc:
Fine "'"''''sA HzH:zss Bsfi:s'fs!s; & a "
o, : ooobSsS SSa1E,nESp aAkKED Down.
Gsais, Gsai:, Kd kIS aoSs: soY.. seS, g., &C. e. rs
White Aisssnars sis KID isf aiosss sss. sss. sse'
SS:.. @ SIsa:s%s. Sa. s,s "a ss'SSss s'sys: &c
Msses' Cashmere Hose, loc, zoe.
'4ksiISs HksiIs sToss. R5soHn
Mnalin Insertions and Edsings, q. to dc. yard.
T,or Worts1 waIs poubs IA. Bands lo:; Y5s, ssc Soo.
n,miy Worked Double hands, Ie.
Worked Sets, 2oc 40c., roe, 7sc., VI, ~
swis. Muslin, sos. 20, a,s SIC.
Closing Nas!s Eaniinss. a ssc rio; Sses sO''' w.
Closing i.scs Eass Kainnss, sso U.oce.
Closing Daisy Ruangs, 25c. piece.
Closing Dimiiy kulfinga, 2ic piece
rGE iif1 aR&pF Z ssasHsED a2fsn
SELLING soSps TOO Low.
TELL. ME IN RUNNING
TIE pHnSRssab SISsAb 5ffRi sISSHssH Is Esa
SLOW SHILLING.
Best as Machine Twist. 50 yards, Sc.
Best Machine Twsts, ljo yards. ioc
Best 30 yard spool Oostons, &c. spool
Wide rs yards Alpaca Brads, Ssc piece.
Alpaca hraids 56 yards, all colors, +yc piece.
Morocco and Leather Eelis, bc each.
Closing Worsted Brsids, &c: piece.
i Rs9S @s. q wSise fss1y 4.sa sad M 1 Dozen
Beat swanbl Hooks and Eyes, &c, each.
Ivory Handle Tooth Brushes, &C., Zoe.
SILK and Ivory spanyled Fans. 90c
5ss Ts.s sss. sssss & ssSoas, ss &c., .Vs si aS .e
se:s God.ysa a & Sssaiss, i Be- S'i; paper per. ''''
Best D''~''s Es'Pss $S'
lAcEs. vELyE1s, AArs, ArsAAa!aaMls lAka!aaMlsss, woRsrEDs,
aooSs FAsCs rs G39ps M39SssIs HTsLjSsh ~ hAT,u 40
6lo broadway
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

$780, sxs.Y mE
cost 81 loo BAKER. coaohmaksr Greene street. OF
Amity
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FINE ARTS.

ORIGINAL PORTRAITS POPE riUs TX, aALlLEOss
~ Classic Costumes Fabrics finest Looms OF ASIA Nh
quarian Manuscrips Books Mcirval Types Gsneaogic1
Charts OF Human Races GIBSoN'S Building, broaaWak
corner Thirteenth street Studios 10 le
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EYES AND EARS.

A RTIFICIAL HUMAN EYES.-BAUCH 4 Gou6EL-
n MANN formeriy with Professor Bossonnean, OF Paris,
makers and nsertes of the improved artificial human eye.
6l Broadway N b. These endorsed By the faculty.
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NEEDLES
10 papers best assorte for l5c per paper
THREAD AND MACHINE TWIST
spo0la good Machine Twist all colors Warranted 100
yards) for 8U cents worth 20 cents per spool.
spoos Clarks Cotton, for ~ cents worth per
spool.
spoos best 20) yard 9lace Cotton for rs cents worth
cents rer spool.
bunskcs best Linen Thread for 50 cents 10 cents
per bunch.
spool best Linen Machine Thread, 80 yards. u cents
worth Is cents.
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DRY GOODS.

A BIO LOT AUCTION goODs
- N''~NA "pacAs O., worth t0c for 60c., worth 7Sc.
"A, -, r 1000 yards best Deisnes l0c. and lake.
w" Wv iowss tbAndsome bordersl lkc., worth SIC.
u.nau,,. , - isId wide Dress Goods &c, worth <0c.
R.s, nn.,,n. r.,y, Hest srrague Prints, l0c. yard.
Fine all wool Fanncls Gc rs 80. 49,
Also big lots OF CAssrnefcs Sha So nens ~
rapkns, hosiary. Drzperies Tov elines Ac. Ae
fresh from auction, at half former prcss ~s' -
Broche shawls, ~, worth $40: for SlH worth S5e
Ladics Merino Vests 5c., worth 3 Chdrsn,s yesa k0
Tho above prices are for only. 80" -
Large Plaid Jaconrts 2Jc. former price IN,
FOSTER BROTHERS. ~
Eighth avenue, Eichteorth street
and FOSTER BROTHERS. ?72 hlosoker sreet
AT MADAM COLLINS (ELEvE DE NINE rIoRINu
n Lefevrc) Drcrsmakbg Estahlahmcnt II West Eleventh
srees-lAdes can rely getting perfect hitting Drssses
made and trimmed IN latest Parsan LAties ysns
Tho city KolIcked TO call.
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LOST AND FOUND.


EogND-oN FRIDAY EVENING, AT NIBLo,s GAR.
den: pair Gold Eye Glasses which owner have BY
EoUND-BETwEEN MADISON AND FIFTH AVENUES
perry xpps to JAMES S.
osT ON FRIDAY AFTERNOON, JANUARY ss ON
streets small Account Book, containing an
W 8. sSSs % s %
East Thirty-second street, New York.
T osT-oN THURSDAY MORNING, THE 27rH, a
bill. &C. the upper part OF Broadway Sixth avenue
bIlngit AZ West TwentyOurth street suitable reward
y y SoSs FROM
and Eighth avenue and returning large brown Envelope
s and adress
L. % IL. n %a'
address. -
7 OsT-oN FRIDAY AFTERNOON, A SMALL BLACK
one returning her to Rutgers street viii be suitably re-
wardcd.
osr7A LONG JET AND GOLD EARRING. THE
third street. ''
CToLEN-sEND THE PAPERS BACK. SOMEBODY
from my house. Hewss street and Bedford Brooky
last night S2o reward for coat bag and consnts slO
bag and no questions Please return them between 10
,S ss@ s. s Of sunday AEFsED d
REWARDS.
&S REwARD.-Losr, ON FRIDAY NIGHT, JANu-
University Place. yellow Scotch Terrier about fifteen inches
high The oys ?. pnd 20 any
Fourteenth street.
@S REwARD.-LosT, ON SATURDAY, JANUARY Is,
& w III 81 mn no sae to any one su, the
sffa s'
TEsIsY EyEsISG }ASyAEy p
HSs 1essnns s e' ef 81 c.awso
&05 EEwARp-Losr, ON THE a4rI INST. 4
Io sacs and II Tan an SLIT m the above reward Will pAd
t%o weeks ago, viii please return Mr.. PETER BYKNE,
The above reward no question. The Watch being
priced rec II Is OF value than Its intrinsic worth;
s sae ePpsA' the inner feelings q '' party VINO
&SO REwARD.-LosT,. ON FRIDAY EVENING, A
pOV Magic Case Gold Hunting Watch Tobias pIxer. ,N
CARSON. Ss5 Broadway.
&Sn REwARD-FoR THE RETURN OF CERTIFI
CU cate No Of lcS shares Erie \ Railroad IL stock
@SO REwARD.-LosT, AT THE ORPHANS BALL,
be paid on the return Of the to Ms
G1EO REWARD WILL BE PAID TO THE FINDER
PlCV Of gold Hunting Case Watch Cooper maker, w,
and crystal Charm attached lost probably Nblos theatre
Win Be- paid Al he oes OF he fS fas Avenue Hotel
cp1En REwARD.-TAKEN FROM A LADY AT THE
HIDU ball OF the Cerce Francas riiarmonie sladios
Gold Hunting Case Watch, having picture In the back OK
IL the party who has the watch will return II TO
Miss ANNA MAKzoE, 123 Vest Twen,ysevsnth street, no
will be paid the above reward and questions asked.
DETECTIvE POLICE AGENCY, 70 BROADWAY U,ATE
~ 6S.--WARRIN, WHIPPLE a co. refer to the
tile community as to successful cases. facilities standing and
experience. Cau.ion-We have branches In New York.
EYES AND EARS.
A RTIFICIAL HUMAN EYES.-BAUCH GoUGELr
n (formeriy with Professor Paris,
,f
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A RABIAN STALLION FOR SALE.-THE PURE
a Arabian Horse SAID for sae terms xs
his present owner has for him. To breeders will
most valuable acquisition. The following pedigree
10 his career
SAID aso spelled sayed given by the groom of Nubar
Pashn Minister 70 France from Egypt was foaled the 9th
tho famous khorassan the property OF Abdul Medd saids
sccndan Of the celebrated Jan which eapcd the
walls with the last Mameluke Bey when fleeing from
MAhomed Ali In 1879 Therefore, Said IA the
Ncdd breed on the mothers side and the on
the side Of khorassan.
This grand stallion exhibited wonderful powers
durance and spool 10 the Abysnan being ridden
stanty by 0Ancer during that campaign.
Forfuther particulars apply 70 Mr. FOSTER at the oce
Of Wilkes Spirit Of the Ttnics.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


THE JEwRLRY STORE 72s BROADWAY, UNDER
"A The New York uote-Diamond Sets, Pins, Earrinss
Studs Bracelets, &C., rented out for balls and parties
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-09-21
Foreclosure Sale.
State of Wisconsin, Jefferson Count

State of Wisconsin, Jefferson County
Circuit Court.
Henry Pritzlaf, Plaintiff against Julius F.
Stalmann, NJ. D. J. Stallmann, Wal ter
Lacy, and Franz Gerhard, Defendants
DY virtue and in pursuance of juig
ID ment of foreclosure and sale rendered
in the above action, OF the 9TH day o f
September, 1870, !, c. B. Skinner, by id
judgment appointed referee for the purpose
will on the 9th day of November, 1870 at
2 q clock, in the afternoon, at the trent
dor of the Bank of Watertown, in the I'd
ward of the city of WATERFOWL in sid
county, offer for sale and sell at putiic
auction to the highest bidder the following
described mortgaged premises, towit
All that certain piece or parce, of land
situate IN the First ward of the city of Va
tertown, in the county OF Jefferson and
State of Wisconsin, being part of lot No
one N. 10 Book No. twelve Il y, accord.
ing to Cole, Baily 4 Co 5 plat, OF the I'll
Iage, now city, of Waterfowl, and descrb
ed as follows to-wit: Commencing ~ a
point on the south line of Main street, fiiy-
seven go feet west of the North east cor
ner of said block number twelve le):
thence running west along the south line
of Main street. seventeen az feet to the
East line of the lot owned and occupied hv
John Luber; thence running south parai-
ell with the east line of said block number
twelve (l2) forty eight (4s) feet; thence
running east parallel with Main street se,
en:een l7) feet thence running nor h
parallel with the east line of said block M
Twelve IL torty-eight (4s) feet to the place
Of beginning.
Dated WATERFOWL, Wis, Sept. Is, 1870.
G. B. SKINNER, Referee,
HARLOW PEAsE, Plaintiffs Attorney.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-09-21

given to Jefferson county, and to Mr..
Enos and his friends, and IN that mat
ter was guilty of greater ''per6dy" than
was ever before, or has, been since
practiced BY any set Of politicians, or
any convention.
All this talk, then, of bad usage
comes with an i'll grace from Rock
county. She has been too perfdious
in the past towards Jefferson and Co.
lumbia counties to entitle her to any
consideration. We admire her and her
citizens for their many good qualities,
and are thankful for her huge Repub
lican majorities. We concede the emf
nent fitness and ability of her favorite
candidate, Hon. Charles G. Williams,
and would be glad, under certain cir
cumstances, to see bin take front seat
in the halls of Congress, but we wan.
first of all to have Rock county dem
onstrate that she is in fact, as we'll as
in name county of great moral id as,
and has just appreciation Of what is
fair in politics, as in everything else
Let her do this, and it i'll then be time
enough to arraign the politicians of
other localities for "per6dy" and bad
faith.