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DRUGS. MEDICINES. dc.
w ATER FROM
TIE BLUE RIDGE SPRINGS, ..t...
BOTETOURT COUNTY, VIRGINIA.

The rroprietors of this valuable MINERAL
WATER. SO highly esteemed as 4 remedial agent,
I'm order to have 1t within the reach OF the public,
have had It put up in IIALF-GALLON BOTTLES,
In Cases of one dozen each, and placed 1t Oh sale
at accessible points. s..s.t.t.f ia, ;srt.
Pamphlets descriptive Of the character Of this
WATER and Its application to diseases. &c. may
hG lad of the agents for the sale of the WATER In
Richmond and elsewhere. s... ...
We append letter from T. Y. Daniel, ESD, attor-
ncy at law, Il highly respectable and wrll-known
citizen of Richmond: 5.,
John Htrb'4t claiborne. Esq, President Blue Ridge
Springs Company:
have repeatedly and continuously used the water
Of the Bluc Rige. Springs, and with long exre-
riencc OF the waters of nearly all Of the mineral
springs of Virginia. and Of several Of those of other
Suites have never found any superior, NOR, TX taktn
ut distance from their source any equal TO those of
the Blue Ridge Springs us u sure but very gentle
aperient, tonic, and regulator Of the stomach and
vsccra. Unlike any othcrmincra3 water with which
/ am acquainted, Its efficacy seems unimpaired by
keepug-t least In g]ass-or by exposure TO the air.
have used 1t with great advantage from demijohn
filed twelve mouths before. / have sometimes
thought that perceived, what others In this cityfet
convinced that they perceived, decided and salu-
try effect on the liver where torpid or INSTRUCTED.
For home use decidedly prefer II 10 any other min-
crTil water. ..- ,,a ..-. H..
Very respectfully, your obedlent servant. =
l. .s, ~ as..t L. V. RANlEL, Jr.
Richmond, Vd May 7tl 1872.
This water Is for sale in Richmond, Va by 4"
1916, corner of Main and Thirteenth streets.
la 1P-ylt
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4 sI.gS,1f. Ye,xss,Ys.

as BRE4IE&E NsyxaEx4s.
ar GENTIEMEfss ATTENTION!
CaIi and take look at the
MARQUIS LINEN COLLARS at si.so per dozen,
regular price 81; ~, IS
RECHERCHE. COLLARS at 7sc. per dozen, regular
price $3.50;
,PERsIaNY LINEN coLIARsas 7sc. per dozen
tsf worth S.;
Isle DRIVING Gloves, faced VIII, Kid, at SOC.
=. worth 81; 4, IS,
NECK-TIEs and BOWS at very great bargains;
Special Inducements in ell kinds Of UNDER GAR
= sIENTs: ~ & ,rS
SILK and LINEN HANDKERCHIEFs, 10
''.atftssr} 80: GLOVES, -
SOCKS,
t.s UMBRELLAS, ~,
and the Latest styiesin' i. s.,.t sy,,
PAPER COLLARS and LINEN CUFFS.
~, gJss.1hJ LEVY BROTHERS, rat
fe i. Efssffe, = ~ 1918 and 1918 Main street
y +itFs,r .g. i
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cCIy. MORE NEW AND ELEGANT
j.. GOODS FOR JUNE AND JULY ~ :
To uoME-srAYERs AND spRrNGs-GoERs.

NM "a
~ ri,s T.Us'PRICE & co.
are again in market, land opening. by express
and steamers, large additions Of NEW AND ELE-
CANT GOODS I'm each department. 1@ H's
Long line of NEW iRINTS--a great show I'm all,
the new fgures-for ladies and ellildren-in
mourning and lr,if-monriiing styles;
DRESS GOODS in BLACK and COLURED SILKS;
JAPANESE SILKS andI'OPLINS; ~ gt.,.
GRENADINES, black and coored-variety;
SATIN-STRIPED a1tERNANlS. and GRESA-
DIN ES-checked;s ss..ss #..4 E'sl;{5.r Il
DOLLY WARDEN. C.MBltCS and PRINTS; l.
FRENCH and ENGLISH OlGANDlEs, both hg-
ured and plain; ... -s.gs.f. -;
LAWNS and J.lCCONETS, from tho lowest 70 the
highest grades. ,.g...,...1
FANCY GOODS In SILK SCARFS, LACE and
LINEN COLLARS, .CuRsETs, GLOVES of
all Kinds, PARASoLSa of every make, H0-.
SIERY, &c. .Tfl.t t..sl. ett.f. y. .itt.
LADIES' and (JENTLEMEN'S UNDERSIlfRTS,
CHILDHEN'S u SDERSHIRTs, SOCKS,
FANS, &c, &c. ri, .s.s-sa..lg. p
CLOTHS, CASSIAlERES, and yESTiNGS for gem
tlcmepapd boys; DTILLINGs, piainand fancy;
DUCKS, Sc. ,.s
IRISH LINENS AND OTHER LINEN GOODS.
In spite of the reccEt heavy advance In such goods,
as well as in woollen goods, the stock now on hand
iesH;:~iIi: ~ ftS,sfiF'- T. R. PRICE & co. Il
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MILITARY NOTICES.

GRAYS. ATTENTION.-You are here j
~ by ordered 10 assemble, in jackets and white &
pants nj tho Odd Market Hall THIS fWedncsday)M
company will he formed precisely ut The hour
named, and alscntccs will not he permitted to fall
In along the route. 4tf f.'.I. .'a's'si .'+ 1921
By order Captain BoSSIEUx. 80.
. G.. r. WALDMhN,
lie lc-lt a'.- Orderly Sergeant
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|. MEIsraNsssl

SHRAND. MASS MEETTEG.--A mass
W meeting OF the Methodists Of Richmond Will
be- held at Centencry church on THURSDAY
NIGHT at 81 O'Clock In the interest OF church ex-
! Rev. Jons =. Edwards, Rev. 5. Powell Garland:
and prominent t,yen from Tarions cfnrcfcs VIII
atfendancn THOMAS BRANCH.
:. President Hoard of Directors.
GEORGE W. ARM1sTEAD. Secretary: Gi.-2t~
I A CALLED MEETING OF CRYSTAL
"A TEMPLE OF HON OR, No; 2, VIII -.
be held THIS "wednesday ENENie s'.,; Hall
ut q O'Clock, at Springfield Hall. a ful 6Ha =
attendance Is re1uestei.sg ,..s issf .la I'D
Candidates for Initiation win be prompt n a,
In attendance Brother TeInplars are re-e--'
specffully invited to intend. w.
je 1a-lt* II. o. DEuI'kEt, w. -. ..
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.e---'.s--sse~e- RfCnMosD, Jfne ], E72
no CONTRACTORS FOR EARTH
i WORK-I,ids will be received until II osloc ,s
WORE in tho approaches to Tho James tfsfSer
bridge. ,ss ,I.,9 =, :, -. !, y
by an.,iicat Mt e oflco or the clerk of the town
n s3rr,rl,ester \ JOHN q. CLARKE ~
Engineer in charge OF James River bridge.
10 lD-t.JvIsst 80.
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GUNARD LINE OF STEAM .rfrS
~ ERS TO LIVERPOOL, QUEENS ~
TOWN, GLASGOW, AND LONDONDERRY
FROM NEW YORK, $50: TO NEW YORK, 49,,
IN CURkENCY.--rhe safe. tifzit-class iron steam
ships OF this line will sail rs follows: WEpNES-
DAY. Eth. and SATURDAYS. ?uth and 9Th Of
April, and SATURDAYS. Ifh. nth, and 18th "
May, and twice every following week, from Gu
NkKD'S WHARF, jersey City.
-l''.f CHARLES FRASCKLYN.
.. aEtrssi - Agent. New York.
SAMUEL AYRES, Agent,
Richmond, No. 1890 Main, corner Fourteenth street.
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CfTOCKHOLDERS MEETING.-T an
- nual meeting Of the STOCKHOLDERS OF
THE RICHMOND PAPER MANUFACTURING
Montague Esq, corner of Main and Twelfth streets,
Oh THURSDAY the Goth day of June instant, ut
O'Clock Z. M. ". B.. ALLEGRO, President.
IL, W. LUBBOCK Secretary - jc ltd
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PRasss,sArs.

RJcumosp PAPEir AIAsurAcTr fss.Co,l IS
RICHsfoSD, Va, jane fsI2., q
WILL BE ECEiVED
Il until the TWENTY-FIVE O JUNE Tor
for no arr artesian well at the above ablishDleDt
Address .sfE W. BE- AisL. ,t,Cr,, &
te i9-e0ri4t&w2t pfesIeeh-
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~ THE BEST cOD-LIyER OIL
RIVER AND OCEAN STEAMERS.

THE VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP <>5.csn;
l. AND PACKET COMPANY will csssuksl.ISs,
Withdraw their steamer WILLIAM 7. CLYDE fem
porarily for repairs. Due nsticc will I've given of
her rcsj,mjnc her trims, r s@.h H. IN
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THURSDAY, JUNE lSth, the, World-Famous
SkIFF 6 GAYLORD'S MINSTRELS, JAP-ON-
KNEES, AND BRASS BAND. .r'@
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DHILADELPHlA,R RICHMOND .HFTfh
i AND NORFOLK STEA MSlI Psa4Gs:is
LINE.-FOR Pm ILADEL FILA TWICE
WEEE.-Stelmers NORFOLK, EMPIRE and y.
y. GREEN. composing this line, will leave Rici'-
mould every MONDAY and THURSDAY At u
o'clock NJ. aud philadelphia every WEDNESDAY
and SATURDAY at The same hour, alternately. .
Frcights rrce,c, daily (Sundtys eNrcpcll for all
parts of Pennsylvania. Sew Jersey: i'!I Delaware
also tor Charlcstou 81 tinnah, and Ecw nreans,anj
hill; Of lallng sisncd through.
Freight taken for Ncrfolt nj moderate f,'rs:
Passage TO Philadelphia Including m'ak ana
W. z. PORTER, Agent
= No 9l2o Dock street. RicII"ond.
WILLIAM =. CLYDE & CO., Agent.
No. ~ South Wharcs,
Z IL 4. No.'I4 North Wlarves. Phi'adnph'a
E1OR NEW YORK.--OlD DO 15fSTh
T. MINION S'rEh NtSIIIP COMPANY. aSst4hS4s
Tic sidc-wherf sfpamsirs Old DbMiAinN
WYANOkE, ISAAC BELL. SARhIWih, NJ
tGARt, AIBEMAFEE and HAI'rEEAS, i','e
New York for Norfolk, lily Point, and Eicnonl,
every I'll ESDAY, THURSDAY, aud SATURDAY
ut 3 O'Clock 4. Al. .ii 81 .-s
Leave Richmond every TUESDAY, FRIDAY,
and SUNDAY, at high Tide
These ships 5re entirely new. They have elegant
saloons, staterooms, and bathrooms.
The fare, accommodations, ahd attention. are I'M
Close connections made with steamers for all South
cru and European ports.
For further information. applyto
~ r,.,g,. -..gra JOHN ". WYATT, Agent,
my "a Su.3 Governor street. :
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INUNARD ,LINE.--Tle Bll- alffTH
~ TISH AND NORTH AMERICA 49, -
RoYhL5hAiB srEA INSULTS WI, h" s,s,r Nc" w"
: RATES OF PASSAGE.
BY the "Wednesday stcamcrs, not carr!'hs So
age: r,, ava cuJd
First Cabin. $40, gold. Second Cabin'' 80 g
First Cabin TO Paris. lid
Return tickets. e
By the Tuesday and Saturday steamers: ,.s
First Cabin $50, gold. sItRraSe..' .Ss '' m
: Steerage tickets from Liverpool aud Qheehs''"A
and ali parts OF Europe. 1T lowest rates. .,,,J
through bills OF lading frou Virginia 70 iyerp "a:
Belfast Glasgow, Hsyre, Antserr aaa o, nsrt, viii
he issued by the SIRGIGIA and D REl, o
THROUGHLINE, they having ;gs6 mafs s's STEAM
EXTRAORDINARY TO New York, and with u'e "
EaRD LIN THENCE tn Liverpool. &c. 80 "a no
For rates, &C., apply 10 the Asen'S % ZIG ~
= Iu'lAo Nv - CHARLES g. FRASCkLfS,.
~ 49, General Agent Cmiard Llne;
ID. KsnBy,J r.. Genera Agsn gi dSsrdiir se.
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Special g1ofices
HOW TO GO VS. T.

This is an enquiry which every one
should have trutDulty answered before be
starts on his journey, and a little care taken
in examination of Routes will in many ca
ses save much trouble, time and money.
The &C. B. & @ R. r." running from
Chicago through Galesburg to Burlington
has achieved splendid reputation in the
last two years as the leading Passenger
Route to the west. At Burlington it con-
meets with the great Burlington Route
which runs direct through Southern Iowa
to Nebraska and Kansas with close connec-
tions to California and the Territories !;
and passengers starting from Watertown on
their way westward cannot do better than
to take the G. B. L. Q. aud Burlington
Route.
This Line has published pamphlet call
ed "How to 60 est which contains
much valuable information large cor
rect map of the Great West, which can be
obtained free of charge by addressing the
General Passenger Agent B. & R K
Burlington. Iowa
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1872-09-18

A Coop BEGINNlNG.-The Sol
leg of our Lady of the Sacred Heart" un-
der the auspices of the order of the Holy
Cross, which was recently opened in this
city, begins with every prospect of success,
having larger number of students already
in attendance than was expected BIZ the
most sanguiae friends of the inst :utioD
The establishing among US of this college
of learning must prove vastly beneficial
to the general interests of our city, adding
to our reputation as an edu cational poi mt
and calling, as it will, large number Of
scholars from the different portions of this
and other states. The institution is poss-
essed of an able faculty, devoted to the in
tsrests of education, aud well versed in all
that pertains to the training of youth.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1872-09-18

POSTAL CARDS. "A serious obsta-
Gle to the issue Of the po. tai cards, for which
there ls already large demand on the psst
OF the pubic, has been encountered ia the
fact that while Congress, 10 Section ITO of
the postal code. ''aushorisod and directed
the Postmaster General to furnish and issue
them, it totally neglected to provide for
their cost By an appropriation; and rs no
outlay can be made or indebtedness incur
red, legally, for any purpose for which "a
specific appropriation has not been msie
no cards can be issued or contracts to furnish
them entered into, until after the meeting
of Congress in December next SO the
Postmaster General is informed by the At
torney General.
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PERsoNAL.-That sterling Republi
can, General G. R. Gill; spent Sunday and
part of Monday in this city, his former "old
stamping ground" The Colonel as ID
his wont, is doing battle for the right in
The present CANVASS, stumping the state for
Grant aud Wilson, and making some of the
telling speeches Of the campaign
Mr.. William Griffith of EDenver, Colora-
d.,sa former ernploye Of the American and
N. U. Express Company in this city. is at
present on brief visit here. Mr.. Griffith
is established in business at Denver, aud
speaks in the highest terms of the future
prospects of that hourishing place ''aHay out
West"
Prof Carter, of Nashotah Seminary, in
the absence of Rev. DR.. Boyd, preached al
St. Pauls Episcopal Church last Sunday.
We learn that Th. Mast, Esq. caricaturiSt
of Harper's Weekly, is expected to arrive in
this city this afternoon Whether his COM
ing has anything TO do with the Schur1
demonstration the next day, We are not
advised.
Mr.. s. S. Fifeld, of the Ashland Press
made US pleasant call Tuesday. Mr.. Fifiele
was on his way to the Congressional Con-
vention of his district, which meets at Stew
ems Point, on the 18th inst.
Mr.. Frederick Clark, agent for the Ameri
can NJ. U. Express Company at Lawrence
Kansas, is stopping for few days IN this
city, the guest of his father-n-law, Gen, L
A. Cole.
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VERY LoW.-Rock River is quite
low, and lies on its bed in very precarious
condition. 1t has now reached the lowest
depths of degradation in the estimation of
our mi owners, and there appears no hope
of resuscitation for the patient unless i.
takes to drinking. There is every conyin-
sing proof that its alment is not water on
the brain, and there is no rumor current as
to the exact nature of its disease, nor any
other kind of current about it that any
body has seen lately. At times it suffers
intensely from thirst, and is 80 delirious
that it does not recognize its nearest rela-
tives, not even Its dam. To say the least it
is not very gushing these days, and seems
to be without any tide in its affairs. 1t is
desO our water power owners to say that
actuated By its extreme modesty the river
more than seeks its level. But having
foated on our subject far enough we now
draw these vaporings to a close.
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PERHAPS no real medicine ever
gained the rapid popularity which Castoria
has done. One person relates their expert,
ence of its good effects to another. II is q
vegetable prepare tion perfectly harmless,
pleasant to take; does not distress or grippe
but regulates the system, and is sure to oper :
ate when all other remedies have failed.
ANY person who has ever used Castoria for
Stomach Ache, Constipation, Group, Flatu-
lency, Worms, Files. or deranged Liver will
never again use nauseatng Oil Bitter Pills
or Narcotic Syrups. The Castoria contains
neither Minerals, Morphine nor Alcohol.
BY IT'D soothing quieting effect it produces
natural sleep, and is par larly adapted to
crying and teething children. 1t costs but
35 cents, and one bottle will save many dol
lars in doctors bills
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1872-09-18
SAD ACCIDENTAL melancholy ac

SAD Academia melancholy ac
cident, by which he life of lad fourteen
years of age was sacrificed, occurred in this
city Wednesday OF last week. Adoph, son OF
John Betz, Produce Dealer, while playing
the third story of his fathers grain ie a-
tor. near the Milwaukee l. 81. Paul Depot,
fell into bin of wheat, from which car
was being loaded, and was drawn into the
tube by the grain and smothered to death.
His brother giving til alarm, rs soon as pos
sible the wheat was shut of, and the body
recovered in about fifteen minutes, but life
was extinct. This is a sad warning to boys
not to play in places of danger.
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BACH's CONCERT Bach's Orches-
ira Band, of Milwaukee, assisted by the
Watertown Quartette club, gave a fine en-
tertainment at Turner Hall last Saturday
evening. The audience was infinitely
small compared with the merits of the
concert and the meagre numbers pres
ent reflected no credit on the musical
tastes of our city, OF the disposition anon &
US to patronize entertainments of a first
class character. The music by Bsch's cele-
brated Band YVES perfection ITSELF and finer
display of musical genius and taste was new
er given in our city. The playing Of each
performer was faultless, and, inspired by the
leadership of so able musician as Profess
sor Bach, the combined efforts of the band
did not fail to excite the admiration aud
hearty applause of h ose present. The Wa
tertown Quartette Club sang several OF their
choice selections, and added new laurels to
their already fine reputation as singers.
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PROSPECTUS
OF THE
Wisconsin State Journal
Oldest, Largest and Best Paper at the
Capital.

.
Capital.
Inducements for Clubbing.
rINHE WISCONSIN STATE JOURNAL,
L which now appears in Il new dress, is
publisbe, Dai y, Tri-W eekly and Weekly,
and is the oldest, largest AMI best paper
published at the Capital. 1t is Republican
in politics and is the
STATE PAPER
In which all Laws, Advertisements, Procla-
nations, etc, emanating from cit her of the
State Departments are officially published.
The Daily and Tri-Weekly contains the
latest news by Telegraph, full Legislative
Reports, Decisions Of the Supreme Court, q
summary OF the Local News in the several
Counties in the State, and full reports Of
all Conventions and other public matters al
the Capital.
Terms: DAILY-85 cents per month, or
$40. 90 year, and at the same rate for three
or six months.
TRl-WREKLY-45 cents per month, $500
II year, 81 SO for six months, $l.25 for thre.
months.
WEELY-$2 60 year, 81 90 for six months
| In clubs of ten or more, $3.50 year AID
dress ATWOOD IL CULVER,
Madison, w il
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ON MARRIAGE.

Happy Relief for Young Men from TIE
effects OF Errors and Abuses in early life.
Manhood restored. Nervous debility cured
Impediments to marriage removed. New
method of trea tment. New and remarkable
remedies. Books and Circulars sent tree
in called envelopes. Address Howard As
ociation, No. South Ninth ST., Phllaaei
phia, Pa.
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AUCTION,

INTENDING TO LEAVE THIS CITY,
i the undersigned wishes to sell to the
CHEST bidder on
Monday, Sept. 10th. 1872,
At O'clock P. NJ, the one and a half story
frame house, and lot, corner 7th and Jeffer-
sou SITS. The lot is 60xlO8 feet. House and
garden are in the: best shape, and at present
renting for 500 per year. Terms: One half
to be paid cash down and the balance in
one year at per cent. interest. Th ere is
an insurance of $500 for three years on the
house. Those wishing to buy are requested
to come and examine the premi ses.
B. NEISSER,
9Th street, ist Ward.
Watertown, Sept. 3, 1872.
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WISCONSIN
STATE FAIR
THE NINETEENTH EXHIBITION
OF THE
Wisconsin State Agricultural soc'y
Will be held al MILWAUKEE,,
Sent 22 tn d. HncEnsiUo

80 ~ -
Competition open to the world. Larger
General and Spec al Premiums than ever
before offered New and beautiful Fine
Arts Hall, and an additional Manufactures
Hall. From present indications, the display
of the products of the soil and dairy, works
of art, manufacturers blooded stock, includ-
ing running and trotting b. rses, will exceed
any exhibition of the kind ever held in the
Northwest. EXCURSION RATES and
FREE FREIGHT Annual Address by
Hon. Geo. B. Smith of Madison upon ola
DOR and Capital The subject is one of
vital interest. will be ably handled, and
should be listened TO by every person in the
State who can possibly spare day TO At
tend the Fair. Brief addresses will also be
expected from Hon. F. ederick Watts. Com
| missioner OF Agriculture, His Excellencv C..
G Washburn, Ex-Gov. Fairchild, President
Twombly, of the State University. and other
distinguished men. Come one Come all
You will be instructed, pleasantly enter.
tanned, and feel that you have contributed
| something towards the advancement of in
ons'ry IN our noble State, and rrturn to
your MONIES, happier, wiser, and better For
premium lists or special information, address
The Secretary, at Madison
| W. w FIELD,
80 Ssc'y Wis. State Agricultural Soc'y
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THIS is the last month that inter-
nal revenue stamps will have to be affixed
ing all stamp duties imposed by schedule B.
except the tax of two cents upon bank
LIST of October
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AIrGI1sT WIGGENHORN.

TEWELER, has recently opened jew
" elry Store in Johnson's block, corner
Main and lst street, where he will keep
constantly on hand large stock OF
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Silver and Pla-
ssd Ware, &c. Particular attention paid
TO repairing Watches, Clocks, Jewelry,
So, and warranted to give satisfaction.
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CHANGE OF PROpRIEToRs.-Ne,

CHANGE OF PROPRIEToRs.-Next
week the Linden House of this city will
change proprietors the present landlord,
Mr. A. G. Bearup, retiring, and Mr.. Joseph
Linden, its former proprietor, taking charge
Of the house. The "Lindon' is one of the
popular hotels in the state, aud the good
name it now bears will be fully maintained
by its new landlord.
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Shaving and Hair Dressing,
#. Trzci1aSki's

NeW and Elegant Bdr6er Shop,
Opposite Post Office, In Noaks New Block,
Watertown.
Shaving Shampooing, Hair-Cutting and
Hair-Dyeing done in the most fashion aole
manner.
also respectfully announce that make
Wigs, Toupees, Sa0itches, Curls, and
Hair Jeaoelry
Of every pattern and device. to suit the
fancy Of my patrons. After a long
study and practical experience I feel conf
dent of being able to give entire satisfaction
in workmanship and price.
gH Also, Ladies and children hair cut
ting done in the latest styles.
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DR.. NJ N BARBER,
LUMBER YARDS.

J.H. SLEEPER 4 j. HAMLlN.
xYyATERTOWN Lumber Yard. LUMBER
w of every description ) Lath and
Shingles constantly ON hand a Tor sale al
he Lowest Market Price, at the Milwaukee
Depot, Watertown, Wis.
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f. Fl. KLERKE,

A RCHITECT. Plans aid Specifications
~ furnished for public and private blu Id
ings. Will superintend the same when de-
sired. Orders by mail solicited. Once a
inckney street, Madison, Wis; P. o. Box
ss3 44yl
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7. KOENIGSTEIN

HAS just received a full assortment OF
IL Homeopathic Medicines and Family
Medicine Chesls. All persons using HON.
oeopsthic medicines will find it to their
/ interest to give him a call. Main street,
enc door west of T. Prentiss' office, between
Sd end 4th streets. 33m6
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MISCELLAN EOUS s.
A GRITZNER.

A, GRIFFIN Eli.
EASHIONABLE Barber and Hair Dres-
ser. IN the Middle of Main stree'
Bridge, Wstertown, Wis. The best OF Han
DYE used, wsrranted to hold color for eight
weeks.
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COUNTY FAIR.-The Jefferson coun.
ty Fair is now in progress at the village Of
Jefferson, having commenced yesterday,
TUESDAY aud viii continue until Friday,
Preparations have been inaugurased to make
this the most successful fair yet held by The
Jefferson County Agricultural Society.