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EDUCATIONAL.
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
AGRICULTURAL DEPARTING

AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT.:
I. School Of Chemistry AMI ANALYTICAL and Agri-
D., VI. D.: assistant. Frank J.. Huntington. Is. Sc.
C. and VI. T. Subjects General Chemistry. Chemis-
tgyof Agricutre ProduGion ara pre,crya,9 10 Of
gar, Wine and Vinegar; Curing Of Meat, &C. &c.
Analysis Of Soils the science of Manurcs, SC, &C.
This school Is provided with magnificent hbnra-
| tory for students ana Il ll.scltn OF industrial
chemistry.
II. school Of Practical Agriculture and Natural
| General Botany. Rotary Of agriculture Zonlogy.
Domestic Animals. ! agriculture. Culture OF Wheat,
ranc Cmr ri snn % SsaTtcci Culture Of fih
Bee Keeping. Stock Rearing, Sheep llusbamdry.
Forestry. Fruit Trees. Gardening. Nc, &c. There
Is farm for experiment and Illustration under Inc
| supervision OF Professors Page and Mallet.
III. Class Of .AgricWltural EnginccrinsI,protcSs
scr Icop"ldJ Beck rh D.; assiss, Ai, ,f g.
Surveying and I.cvclling. CONSTRUCTION of loads loads
Drainage and Irrigation. Building Materials. Franz
Farm, Bridges, Rural Architecture. Agricultural
Implements and Machines, Drawing and Design
&c; Sc ;ns t. ,,,nor,o,,,. and coo,ogv Professor
Francis II. Smith, 4. VI. Subjects: General &c
ology, Surface Geology Of Virginia. Useful Min
erals and Stone: Coal, Marble, States, &C. &c
Formation Of Soils, &C.. &C.
There are two Agricultural Scholar hips each OF
$500 per alInum. tcnabc for two years, open on
competitive examination 10 students III the AEll-
cultural Department
Students Of Agriculture may, avail themselves of
TIC schools OF Mathematics. Physics. History
Sh Literature. Modern Languages, Sc, &c.' on
the same terms rs other students OF the University
CHIl;LES :. VENARLE,
SO 3c-otaw2w Chairman Univcretty Of NirGlnl.:
DICUMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE.
The Seventeenth session begins October 1st, 1872.
CHARLES II. wlN.IT0N, st. H., President, Moral
Scicrc" and Eu"=h Literature.
T.. \. LEWIS, VI. D., Chemistry and Natural Phi
losophv.
&. i. PAEDlGON. college Louis lie Grand, Paris
French.
-. 4. ERICSSON. German.
Miss FLORENCE WALLER, History and Elocu-
Miss NJ. G. LArHRor, Principal of Preparatory
Miss STE {. iIUorEr, Preparatory Department.
Professor c. ". TIl!hOW. Music.
Professor C.. l.. pETICOLAS, Piano and Vocal
Mrs +. {. PITTMAN. Music and Singing.
Mrs. GASENA a. YANCEY. Vocal Culture
Mrs. f.. ID. HOUSTON. Drawing. &c:
For full information 20 10 terms. &c, see - An
nounccmcnts,'' ut the bookstores, or apply TO the
CHARLES H. WINSTON NJ. A.,
Oc DIV President.
MFRS. BLAIR BURWELL Is READY
1Sl 10 resume her lessons in VOCAL lSSrRUC-
TION. bv the quarter session, ut her residence,
No. $50 Grace street "a l8-ZaWaWn
MFRS. HOWARD'S SCHOOL WILL BE
lYa rc-opcucd III 2O5 Main street. between Second
and Third. on the FIRST OF OCTOBER NEXT.
\ class IN rr!lcs- letrss will be added TO the for
mcr course OF studies.
Circulars will he found at the bookstores.
2-,w
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JOTRNEYMEN HOUSE PAINTERS
~ Union No. l-Ynu are hereby requested To
~. present ri Nour hail TONIGHT flucsdayl. ut
\ r'Cock IL there will lac business Of vital import
ancc brought before the Union You VIII near
something 10 your interest. By order ~ me ircsi-
,Irmt Il. STANSBUHI,
or s-Itx Recording Secretary.
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Clearing; she Field for Aciioss.

We are informed that Major w. =. Cecil
withdrew on Tuesday last from the canvass
as all independent candidate for Congress
from this district. The face is now between
General II. 7. Bowen, our regular nominee.
and Colonel Hughes. the Radical candidate.
Or, perhaps it would be more proper to say
there will be no race for the honor Of repre-
senting the District in Congress, as Colonel
Hughes stands no Ell thly chance of election,
the Conservative majority against him being
about 10000 WytteUiHe Enterprise.
Speed, of Hon. Vaolnas r. Bayard.
an immense meeting Of Democrats and
Liberal Republicans gathered at Institute
Hall, in Wilmington, Del, on Friday even
ing TO listen to an address of Senator Thomas
L. Bayard upon the political questions of
the day. This was the first speech delivered
by Mr.. Bayard since his return from En-
rope, aud in 1t he reviewed most eloqucntly
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e. BLANKETS BLANKETS

cor ORED BLANKETS ut very low price5;
SILyER-GRAY BLANKETS, an excellent article
for warmth;
WHITE BLANKETS, all sizes and qualities;
rrrr,na CRADLE ANKETS. several sizes:
CALICO COMFORTABLES ut -, So ana 81
BRIDAL rUoNEY-CONB QUILTS, large enough
for the largest beds, at Ellis would be cheap at
era LEVY BROTHERS.
1913 and 1915 Main street.
r. ,.o, ,r,rt tn sccure goo! BLACK ALPACA
for little money call and look at our STOCK. ocl
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No. T. SVuN v IGlrYCS,
Ia 11 No. II North Wharyps phtlldc.nhiq
JAMES RIVER STEAMBOATf EI:Yi.
~ COMPANY. - =

y COMPANY. - 80!
For I MEw l9EK; r[IiLADELrIIIX TIL:
On TilE JAMES RIVER.
JOHN ' sY Nv t; Gaptln ~ O. Girf"R Rr
named places on MONDAYS, WEDNESDNYS.aH
FRIDAYS at Il! 4. VI. aud returns On THrshy,
Thursday, and saturday afternoons al O'Clock.
Passengers connect al Norfolk with In" old Bay
Line steamers for Baltimore, Philadelphia, and
New York.
Train leaves City Point for Petersburg on arrlya
of steamer.
Fare 10 New York Il? 50
Fare 10 Philadelphia. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 10
Fare TO baltimore. .....'.'..'.....'.'.... ~
Tickets on sale at CARRIER 4 cog EXPRESS.
and baggage checked through.
AMI SATURDAYS for Norfolk. Portsmouth. Hrs-
ton. Baltimore, AMI principal landings ~ th,s,t-
pcakn bay. and al regular landings OH JAMES river
at REASONABLER RATES.
Freight received from \. VI. ill 81. VI.
Freight for way landings must he rI"rahI.
on.. c.,,. IL. TATuM. General N-e".
Erinrh office. corner NAN anu Nluth >F""i'. h
L7OR LIVERPOOL AND -,
Il QUEENSTOWN. lNMAN LiNEnF se--sss.-.S
MAIL STEAMERS St X, FkoW new
ALTERNNTE TUESDAYS.
RATES OF PASSAGE:
Payable IN Gold. Payable in Currency.
First C:,hin... Stegi1gc.
+" Inris 90 TO Paris.............. s
TlcKcts sold 10 and from England, ireland, anI
the Continent ut moderate rates.
For further information, apply II he Company,
Offices. join 6. DALE. Agent.
Is Broadway, New York; orto
JOHN v. WYATT, h2nt.
ica! Richmond. W
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BANK S'rATE7sESys.

ID EPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
N THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK or ElClf-
MOSU VA. At THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS
on TIE SD DAY OF OCTOBER. ls72
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n Tt.--el-- ~ 2 q = =
Cure. For. Small Poe.

4. a correspo Oh dent of The Stockton (Cal)
Herald speaks! as follows concerning tho
small po3 and It's remedy s. < Y S.
- t.f Herewith append q receipt which has
been ased, ftoomyfsknoW ledge in hundreds
of cases 3AtIt Will prevent or cure The small
pox though the plstings are filling. When
Jenner discovered cow pox England, the
world or scienpeea hurled an avalanche OF
fame r ~Yeen- his head hut when, the most
scienti6e school Of Mediciae4- tn at of Paris
published this, recipe AS panacea for
small ipoxs Il passed UNDECIDED {; it is as I'M
failing as fate, and gconquers in every in
STANCE iut is Aarupiess when. taken by @
well person. qdt will also cure scarlet fever
he-elitIIrs as have used it to cureoshe small
Do x; " zen learned physicians and the pa
tii ssnt must die, if cured :; 'ASulphate of
zinc, one grain; foxglove. digitalis) one
gain. ; half = teaspoopfuts of sugar ); mix
with two tablespoontuIs of water" When
theroagifl VI mi xed add four ounces of water.
Take a sp oo4tM every. hour. Either dis.
ease will, disappear 1ire twelve hours. Fer
a child. snlali esrr doses according to age.
If counties would compel physical to use
this, there wwto5hfd '6s no need of pest houses
Il ~ Cd value It'd vice afi6l experience, use hiz
for that terrible disease;f q q q
30 We fear n ON reliable authority that the
3aboys cure has been success fully used at
Fond ,du Lac recently in the worst cases of
s,unial i ppI, aaa we feel it a3dasy .cambsnt
upon us ito place qthel remedy before our
3.o,d .t6 4jsi2Gnla i1s ~ ge - y ..
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Special Notices. s..
CHOW TO GO W EST.n


Forty years ago, Illinois was as far west
as most people wished to go, and journeys
were m de in the legendary prairie .Schoo-
ner," but in these days Of progress and I'm
provement, the word West has come TO
NJ can Iowa, @-Nebrask a. 'ksrsas Colorado,
California and the Territories and she tray-.
eler reaches almost ahy point Uhereih by. a
splendid Line of Railroad. -5s5 izai2i 81 .
ThisLine of Railroad is the Burlington,
Route, which starts from ssGhicago by the
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad,
and; running th:.oagh BURLlNGToN, reaches
Omaha, bincon, Nebraska City,sS Joseph,
Atchinson, Leavenworthy and. Kansas City,
connecting with the Union Pacific, Kansas
Pacific and other. railroads running from
those cities. tsls s4aE a.; s.5s4y a...s5s.e.I
People going to Iowa. Nebraska, Kansas,
California, or any point in the Territories,
will study their own interests by going,
'"'By way of Burlington, rs for the rates Of
th lat Line are always as low as any other,
and Its the best Route in the West there
fore you are more sure, of your. safety and
comfort. -. -, e'''' <'.'' @''-'
The Burlington Route has admirable an
swered the question Glow to go WestF by
the publication OF an e1eel4ent Pamphlet,
containing large, truthful map-of the
Great West, and much interesting and wall
liable information which cam be obtained,
free of charge, BY addressing General Pass
enpert Agent B. & NJ r., Burlington Iowa.
j. ID .
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YStEe ITO uoit,. Home

q Yzthe 1t to you,'@ LH0me.-Itll is so
much the fashion nowadays to convey ins
forIna tion and moral truths and sentiments
IN the FORM of.Stories, that even some pop 3,
dress. Tire niass5of people, especially the
your G, demand stories to- such a degree
that papers. titled with sensational nov els
land exciting trashy stuff, have a wide cir
culaaion. To orestall eth is-taste, and=sHppiyy
Some tili ng better to The masses, the Publish
ersi of TIE Hearth aad:Honae, in addition TO
the usual variety OF that paper, have engag-
ed a-corps of fitst-class writer's. among whom
are Jean Tngeiow4 Psychologists Mary
E. Dodge iLopisa ~ sAIcott, Edward DE- Ever Ell
.ptt Hale, Elizabeth Stuart Phelps, Harriet
Prescott .Spotford, 4lRese Perry, Mari III
Oak cyl Lucia G: Rnntte, ana many others,
10 furnish to this Journal the best Otigill
~ istQ1ies Of the aafesta character and high
est .gr4le-thus conveying much Instruction
in "a & pl easing form. Bes!des these, the
weekly .RearM and Home contains q large
amount Of firstsclasss reading, editorials, liz
eraturs, art, science, amusemens; Zinstruc-
i6oi, for, the Aoasekeeper, The gardener, the
farmer a capital department for lChiIdren
and YOU 'th the news Of the day !; financial
and market reports etc. 4 lis engraviags,
costing over s25, 0Doaii year, are of a high
order of merit, unsurpassed by any illustrat.
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-ly and very profitable tax en- in to any fani-
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Publishers, 245 Broadway, New York City.
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Business Directory
LAW YERs. ct
GNOS & HALL,

J.. j. ENos, DANIEL HALL.
Attorneys and .Geunsellors at Law az
Solicitors in Chancery. Office over the
First National Bank, WATERFOWL, Wis 9
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WATERFOWL Nursery
FRUIT. SHADE AND EVERGREEN TREES.

THE WATERFOWL NURSERY, SIT
Il ated three miles east of the city.
abundantly stocked with all the best var
ties and sizes Of Apple, Shade and L,
green trees, which are hardy, vigorous a
in the best condition for transplanting, a.
will be sold by the hundred or thousaI
The choicest kinds of Raspberry bushes
Black, Red and Golden ca2s-can also
supplied to any extent. The proprietor !
taken. the greatest pains to grow the b
of whatever he has to sell, and would
pectfully invite all purchasers to exam
his extensive lot Of young trees, assuring
that everything will prove to be what il
recommended. Dated August 21st, 1871
43 JAMES WHELAN
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5Q .I.4E .S@syI4
- ON MARRIAGE.

f Happy Relief for Young Men from the
effects OF Errors and Abuses lin. early . life.
Manhood restored: sNervous debility; cured.
'Impedi tnentsa to marriage removed. & New
method';of frea remit New apd rem arkable
renedies! books tahd Circulars sent tree
in called eusol0pss.s Address Howard As
ISOLATION, No. 2 South Ninth ST., Philadel
Phia Pa 5Et4,E i.4.+si II go So r'''t'
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1872-01-10

List Of LetteTs remaining in the Post
Office, Ct lWatertown, ~ Wisconsin, Jan. 9th,
Hattie Ainsley, d. III :. Aspinwall, Frank
Beiden92, tHA.3 e. Cleveland, ~. M.9DrskiIl,
James, Higgins Beating Bros, Edward Nc
Gail, 81 E: Packard, ii P Roe, " Slight.
Mary Mary sschoohtoysr, vid c Tyson, L
Townsend, G Wetherbee, T s Williams. :
q Persons casingSoF Any of the above Lett
Tiers wslf Please laya.Adrertised. ~ Sc.
d } f'izie Sj rs '.;1'r5,niJ. TsMoAK, P NJ.
sggtrsErY ~ So. 49, .-- no..
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DR.. T. S. HARRISON

VETERINARY SURGEON ffiee-eFef
Post Office, takes this opportunity of
announcing to the public and all horsemen
that he is prepared ut all times to preform
any snrg zeal operation, or treat any diseases
that horse is subjectito. Having had twenty
Ave years experience in his profession, he
confident of effecang a. cure whenever
possible. Ring Bones and Bone spavins
re moved in "a hours warranted.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1872-01-10
AJTGITST WIGGEN HORN

JEWELER, has recently opened jew
ID elry Store in Johnson's block, corner
Main and LIST street, where he wilt keep
constantly on hand large stock of
. Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Silver and Pla-
I! ed Ware, &c. Particular attention paid
to repairing Watches, Clocks, Jewelry,
&C., and warranted to give satisfaction.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1872-01-10
NEW LuMRER YARD.

7 BsTs opened at Watertown by j. ana q,
q G. Streeter l. Co., west of the river, .
blocks south of Lindon House, opposite y.
B Lewis Sash and Blind Factory mere
they will sell all kindsof lumber, Lath ana
Shingles, al very low prices
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1872-01-10

s. Al lh,rssidenqs IF VI \. G. Holli,ter,
Omro, Wis., o. -Aslosday sye.,. Dec. 25th.
1911, blythe n.x..H T.. Bro vn, Mr. WIN. A.
JAMESON, ssd Mrs. NARY PARKHURST
both of the above named place.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1872-01-10

Masqseroaes Balz.5-AA Grand Mas.
iquerades ball, Under the auspices OF the
Watertewn Turner Society, will be given at
their Hall. Saturday evening February
10th. Extensive rrep arations are being
made to rendef this the most bril Ian + and
successful Masquerade. ever taking: place in
this city. Every body may expecta grand
time .-.. ~ as .,s.g.I S..} e. ~ -rIgE2 Cflt
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1872-01-10

Several of our citizens went into Mii-
waukee last week, to get glimpse at the
Russian Bear in the person Of Prince A.
exis. Owing to previous engagements, he
declined the honor Of 81 reception here. 3. :;
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1872-01-10

7T---| T9t-l- z TltilT1Nlt
Agricttlttta:tt society.w7,T'lh1se The, Annual AZ ~
Meeting of the Jefferson County e.Agricul!
tural Society, win be held at the Court
House in Jefferson, on Wedne s1ay;stf jan
.uary 10th, 1872, at one O'clock p IN - III
who purchased membership tickets at the
last County, Fair ARE considered members.
A general attendance is earnestly desired .2d
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1872-01-10

have united ia calling out the Hons DYE.
Pulling, to be q candidate for re elections
to the position he at present occupies as,
Circuit Judge, of the Third Judicial Circuit
of Wisconsin. .tt.s.t z ae.ssle
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1872-01-10
Manhood: How Lost, How Restored


.-... ..-. sI.-Es2 z14z4 / d. II
AK Just puhtished,ea neMi edition 6fDr.
E.eMsfsN Cu.xerweltis5 Geaehrated Essay on
sAsgaa Fhe rhdfca5 eifre without rnedlcinie)i
of Spermatorrhoea,r of seminal weakness,
Involuntary seminal losses; 'Hirpotency men!
tai and physical ineAiiat fts I'M pee I'm efts
to, marriarge, etc. also colsHaptien, epi5
lepsy and fits, indpeeai by self iudaigehcei
or sexu4le1travagance. j. .}i.Ioli@ XhN 4
@B-Pr &c, in scaled en- velope. auniyl 6ots h
The celebrated author in 4tIis Slimi sa BILE
essay, clearly demonstrate ii fro lnl : thirty
years successful practice, that. the alarming
consequences OF seif4abNser may !be RADICALLY!
cured without the dangefous tqse Of interpr7I
al edicine or the application of the knife
pointing .oatirtmode ofcnre at once simple,
certain, and efscctual, by nea ns l.ofl which
every sufferer no matter wisatll his ..eandj-
ton may be- may cure himself cheaply.
privately, end rsdicaliys iu9Iisal 8 ,isLiA
This Lecture shoaddlbe in the handss qf
every yoqth and every man in The land Il
sent;7 Hnder7s seal, in a plairil ntysltopss. 70
any address, postpaid, on RECEIPT OF six ceats
or two post stSnPs. zNY;! yII
Also DR.. Cutysrv elts Marriage Guide,
price % cents.Yl3 E7ia5 Saa faaha thaGtiDY g,
Address the Publishers, sasg1l -
CHAS. J. G. KLINE II co
Ia7 Bowery, New York, Pose-ondes
Hex Ax60
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o,1ssNeso Po,Je,. Press Theirs.

= L. q
ONE NeU PO1Ue1' DPress.-Thel Re-
PUBLICAN has just added to its Office mate rial
a new Cottrill h Babcock. Cylinder Power
PEess; ohe of ahsF best and most powerful
style of printing presses now in use. With
this3neH press our facilities for doing all
kinds: of work incident to a printing estab-i
slishment, will be.equal to that Of any office
an the interior of the, State, and, our ,in-
,ereasing business in the Job Printing line
warrants US in the belief that the project
will pay here Tbs Press fully meets our,
expectations, Rms like a top, and we. have
ne hesitation in say ing, is the handsom est
piece OF printing machinery ever brought
to this city. To better accommodate, our
business, we have fitted up the basement of
the building we now occupy to be nsedIfer
our heavy press work. In connections with
The many improvements we have been max
ing5in jobbing department. we, contemplate
enlargng the REPUBLICAN,, and Improving s
it materially in other respects. Come in
and see the machine work l54.7405 ~ ~
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s&.tskE % 49, 80 -
. NctUJ Licery tStGbte.-Mr. Norman
Humphrey faE pears past one of our most
senterpnising livery men, has purchased the
Hanrahan property on Third street. "a and
will 1t once cbmmence faftting tie fHild:
ings, preparatory to oper ing up in the Liv-
cry business in: the spring.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1872-01-10

During sleighing time the praetieeio of
driving fast through the streets without
bells attached to the horses, lis dangerous
one We have recently seen not Il few peo
pie narrowly escape being 1zhufr:t from this
carlessness. ,.-- zn!ttti ! 5t'ssr,s1ttf ID s
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~ -
LUMBER YARDS.

+ n SLEEPER 81. HAMLIN..
xTATERToWN Lumber Yard. Lumo Der
w of every description Lath ana
ehinoIes- 90 instantly on hand and for sale Al
The lowest Market P1ice, at the Milwaukee
Depot WATERFOWL, Wis. f3r5
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1872-01-10

Z he use of coal for fuel becomes more
general among our citizens every winter.
Unless the price of wood comes down some,
coal will soon be burned by nearly all. Let
our wood dealers take notice.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1872-01-10

ne omitted to mention befJre that
Decker of the Columbus Republican had en-
larged and considerably improved his paper.
We are glad to note this evidence of thrift.
and enterprise from our neighbor. 1 90
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1872-01-10

& Ali that is asked for this GREAT LABC
SAVE is ia ir trial. We guarantee eat
machine to do its work perfectly.
Sole AGENTS FOR THE UHIrRp STATES.
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MISGELLANEOU
4 aRITZNER.

T7AsHIoNABL Barber and Hair Dres-
ser in the Middle of Main streei
Bridge, Watertown, WIS. The best OF Han
DYE used, warranted to hold color for eight
weeks.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1872-01-10

The low stage of water in the river COM
pels most or our mill owners ito resort to
steam again to propel their machinery.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1872-01-10

Req. Geo. l.. Willard, of Fond du Lac,
lectures on Auricuar Confession, at the
Catholic Church, Columbus, Thursday eve
ming Jan 18th.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1872-01-10

II Wholesome CI.aa,ge.-It is nnll
derstqod, ,vlla ,3;pisfe Will be a disposition
shown among the members OF the egisIa-
ture this Wlnter.to oppose the general usage
ofadjourning from Friday till Monday light,
for the purpose of giving most of the mem-i
bers an opportunity of spending Sunday at
home. yrIf such action should be decided upe-
on, it would greatlyexpedite business. ana by
making the session much, shorter than here
tofore result IN a'sggf yea saving of expenses
tofthe State 81. 81 s1stIoH ba-auu4 g9l
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1872-01-10

The M0as7aEU Cattle Far was
1ffeld Tuesday aof this week. The fair was
well attended, and our streets presented a
crowded and lively appearances. ;ss-a sf.-