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Notice of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS Gil ARLLS J. NEAZIE, Of SuIli-
w van IN the County OF Hancock aud STAT. or
Maine 10y h's ueed OF Mortgage d.ltJd November
2bth, I,.o and recorded the Hancock Registry
81 recd7i VOL ~ rage ~ conveyed TO Gdbert
> Poster, Of Concord IN the County Of Merrllulc
anu state OF Ne" Hampshire a certain tract OF
Iahd "HA ing buildings thereon, situated in sIIu
sullivan anu bounded Is follows, to VII:
On the East ~ The road leading from the coun-
ty road 10 the Old Ferry landing, below
SULLIVAN ans, West ~ the tue waters North
and south uy lands now or formerly owned by
Joseph III Urann and, whereas tine condition. Of
SAID Mortgage have been broAen / the undo .,lcu-
Ell claim 10 iorvclUse the same, and give TINS
accordingly pursuant To the st tues OF the state
OF Maine,
sullivan Aug. d, lo72. GILBERT =. FOSTER.
3w5z BY }. > Foster his Att'y
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louisiana Politics.

NEW ORLEANS. 10th The Liberal Con-
vention has nominated AL State ticket
as follows: Governor, d. +. Penn; Lieut.
Governor, j. $. Young; Auditor. Jas
Graham; Secretary OF State. F. T.. Dumas,
(coiorcd); Attorney General. W. +. ker-
nan; Supt. of Publications. J. Mcdonald;
Congressman ut large. Geo. \. Sheridan.
The Convention adjourned with 40 bust
ness erected. 1t is now believed ,hat The
Pilchbeck Republicans will !Isc with the
Administration Republicans
The Democrats of the LIST district have
nominated +. c. Bickeric TO-, Congress.
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County Convention.

Till Democrat Of Hancock County are called
i u meet by their delegates ia Convention at
Hancock Hall Ellsworth, on Thursday the 12ud
day OF August INST AZ ~ O'Clock in the Forenoon
to nominate two candidates for senators, : caudi-
date tor Judge OF Probate Re- .tcr OF PROBATE,
Register IF pccis. Treasurer and Commits Toner
anu 70 transact any other un-iIC-- tAIt may
properly come before III" Convention.
Each cts town and pl Imitation D. entitled 60 one
del gate ana one IddIftuuIl dele gate Tor ever
'wculs five Democratic vote. ct-l ST the t,ulrFI-
a.Vila election OF i~1. majority iraclloi utltc-
10 dciUgs.c
august ,, ISI5, John HOPKINS.
DANIEL ~OMt-.
'tr>l \. \. I.NttILEII.
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Extraordinary Cure.


MONROE, Me, June. lst. Isl,
DIR. GAGE. Dear: Sir; In answer .
your letter ofinquiry, am happy to ia1.l
you that | still have the perfect use %. nj
limb, and am entirely cured Of my Am
ness, and know not how to expires, ID
gratitude to yo.I, for had it not been d
your timely aid should have yet been
cripple, a | had been for 8 years Won
also inform you that my uncle, Jacoc Rll-
dali, of China village, who YOU cured d
dyspepsia, is still enjoying good health, IL
says he never has seen sick day sine
your treatment last January. t%l
Yours, with much gratitude.
SUSIE J. RANDALL.
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InE LATEST EEroEr ABOUT CHEF j 4
rICE CuAsE.-Thc Trjbu.te. by authority.
>ay-: The lately publish 4 reports thar
Chief Justice Chase Is IN vcry critical
couutt'on; tLat he Is sulfcrtng from a COM
plicasion of acute disc. derS. and that he is
fast losing his intellect through sottenirT
o, the brain. are alike unwafranted aud
wahton. The Chief Justice has bcch sur
!erin- since his arrival at NarranGansctt
iier with slight malarial attack, the
seeds of which he probably took with him
from Washington bur his brain is as TN
cloudcd as ever, and the attention with
which be follow, public atiAirs a. Alert.
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answer to the direct point of your inquiry.
and reserve the discussion of poll zeal
issues until / see il to be mater of SER
vice or day towards the people who have
honored me with their confidence. | am.
General, your fiiend aud servant,
JOSHUA l.. CHAMBERLAIN.
Major-General J. Fitzpatrick.
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MR.. EDIToR:-I shall vote for President
Grant because he has been nominated by
the Republican National Convention. be-
cause think him a safe man and officer.
because | can see no good reason for a
change. say all this, not because think
horace Greeley dishonest or unpatriotic.
or because l think he will do ANYTHING
wrong if elected President, but see no
sooo reason Tor change. A VOTER
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Aeto advertisements.
Republican County Convention.

THE Republican Voters of he County Of Han
i cock are hereby notified 20 mcct nv delegate
IN convention Al Hancock Han "a El,wo IN on
wednesday he 18th day OF AuSu~l ne. - 10 o.
clock \. NJ. to nominate candidates FOR Judge e, {
p. obate, Reg ser OF Probate; Register Of DEED,
County lrcaSu, cr, oIe Counsy tomudt 'oDe" aJd
Two senators.
EAsI>.-Each q T.Town spu Plantation one Il ell
eg2tc and for eve atty Votes cast TO- Cove or
Ptrnam In 1871 one additional dslcgat- add .or "A
..2c, on OF - Woes 50 east aauthe. deic-lic
Ellsworth Aug. II h, lsis. 3wl8
\. ". ITOPkINS
I..W. PHIt.EEOOk EcpuLIi-an
\. RICH iRD>ON } touf..v
PARKER TUCK CON .ntttys
/. y. BILL.
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Pike and the Tonnage Tax.
CALAIS. Aug. 10, Isl

CALAIS, Aug. 10, 1872.
MEssRs EDITORS :-Inotice your report of
Senator Morrilrs speech in Ellsworth, in
which he states that could have had no
influence in the repeal of the Tonnage tax
because my correspondent. Gen. Schenck)
was not member of Congress at the
time!
can hardly credit the statement that
the Senator should so blunder in his as
sertiens. but as you say so, presume it is
true.
My statement of the matter is, that l
drewup the repeating clause and forwarded
il TO Gen. Schenck. then Chairman of the
Committee OH Ways and Means. and that
being in Washington in March. 1870, | con-
suited with him upon the subject. and he
made slight alteration in my draft and
inserted il in the Act to reduce Taxes. and
had it passed. Aug. IL. 1870. he wrote me
thus:
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
COMMITTEE OF WAYS AND MEANS. I
WASHINGTON, Aug. IL. 1870.
My DEAR SIR Your note of the 25th
duiy followed me and was received the
other day while | was in New York
You will be glad to observe that by The
18th section of the Act to reduce Internal
Taxes, passed last month. we have relieved
all American Coasting vessels from the
Tonnage Tax. For this the country is not
"A little indebted to your perseverance. for
while was convinced myself we ought To
bring forward and urge such "A measure OF
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Notice..

A LII PERSONS are hereby cautioned against
q and forbidden to trespass in any way or man
ner on tAe p emlses OF tue Parsonage House and
iot belonging 20 The Norm oedgwck Baptist
hurch, for saoud any seek to do so, they will
pc dealt with as the law directs for the cont oil of
the same Is ves,ed in us, ia tust for sand church
L. NJ ALLEN Ueacons Of
THOS. LUFkIN. I said Church
No. SeGgwick, Aug. 10. Is72 2yy3a.
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House Joiner,

THE subscriber is always ready for any lob in
his line, and will warrant satisfaction
House joinerng, carpentering, .job.work &C..
ELLSWORTH us. A. j. BENNETT,
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The highest CASH pricesfor Calf Skins and Hides
Wool skins and " Dol Will be paid at the CITy
MARKET, under the City Hotel.
Ellsworth. Mar. 2sth, 1872. I9,t
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"A terrible tornado a mile wide passed
over Harrisburg, Penn, Monday night,
unroofing the capitol and many other build.
ings, beside doing other general damage
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Caution.

All persons are hereby forbh harbOrIn.s or tru- /
ing Gurus Moon Town Paupcr ~ We have
made suitable provisions FOR MS support and
shall pay no debts Of his contracting.
Hancock Aug 9Th. 1872
SAMUEL >rRArTON iOycr-c,r- of the
l.. l.. sTRATTON. poor gvil
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Picked UP.

| \ frenchman' Bay, small skin painted white
Win olack, inside painted lead color ana vel
low. The owner is requested to prove properly F..
pay charges and lake the same away.
- ALFRED BENNETT.
Hancock, Aug sth 1872. Sw3s.
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THE SUBSCRIBER hereby give pubic notice
| to all conc urued that she has been duly ap-
pointed and has taken upon herself the tru't
at Adniui-tratrtX OF the state oi Richard Ken
ardson late of MtDesert,
IN the County of Hancock, yeoman, dtCcA7'
ed by gIvipg bond the law directs she there
tore requests all persons VINO are indebted 20 the
said deceased estate, to MAKE immediate pay
mcut. and those who have any demands thereon
to exhibit the same tor settlement.
sw,2 MARY 7. RICHARDSON.
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Castine Normal School.

fIiiiE ran Term viii commence Wednesday An
1 gust 18th, and continue fourteen W eeA5 For
particulars address, q. L. FLETCHER, Prln-
cIpal. 2vgj
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Vessel for Sale.

fT'HE schooner Liaison launched last July Thor
= ouehiy built, Light drafl, carries about 81 NJ.
lumber Inquire of Bowden Grindal, Penobscot
L. II. BOWDEN.
Penobscot, April 18th 1872.
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Lost.


4 NOTE OF hand bearing date Orland June g
~ 1870, for eighty. collars and ninty.one
cents, ($s69i and lunnng to N. ii. 4 Geo G
Powers, signed by John Griffin, therefore all per
sols afe caution against pu1ehasing the same
as payment has been stopped,
Oriand Aug. II, 1872.
Sw33 NH. Il G.. G. POWERS
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Congressional District Majorities
FIRST DISTRICT, RATE OF 1870.

FIRST DISTRICT, RATE OF 1870.
John Lynch, Republican, l2,51l
VIM. p. Haines, Democrat. HOS
1,l96
SECOND DISTRICT
W. p. Frye, Republican, 1925
Alvah Black. Democrat. 1.92s
2.3l1
THIRD DISTRICT.
James G.. Blaine, Republican, II $50
+. w. Farley, Democrat, 9,270
1920
FOURTH DISTRICT.
J. A. Peters. Republican. 0.962
Marcellus Emery, Democrat, 1922
2,640
FIFTH DISTRICT.
Eugene Hale, Republican. lO.0S6
L. i. Carlton. Democrat, $3.50
l.2l0
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For Sale.
Cash for Hides +! !!

0NE LIGHT BUGGY WAGON has been run
~ part oi one season ii26 n NlHAS
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Notice..

DICKED UP il + enchman's Bay one thirteen
L foot Do painted wa c which the owner can
have 5v calling on the uIders, Sned and proving
property ald pay ~ charges
JAMES WALLS, Jr
Aug. 2l,, ls,.. iw''}'
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SsDecius sstsssCes.
CHOW TO GO W EsT.n

Forty years ago. llilno was as far west
az most people wished 10 go. ana journeys
were m de III the iegeniary Prairie >choo-
n-r, tut IN these days OF progress ami I'm
proven ut. the word Wrsi has come To
mem I"wn Eehr;isha * .nSas Co rado,
California and the Territories, aud the trav-
eer reaches most any poiul therein by a
sprudld L,nr 81 Railroad.
TIN, Line OF Railroad IS the Burlington
Route, wtich starts from Chicago hy the
Chicago, Burlington 81 Quincy Railroad,
and, running til ough BURLINGroN, reaches
Omaha, Lincoln, ebr.tSka City. st Joseph,
Atkinson, Leaveuworth and Kansas ity,
connecting with the Union Pacific, Kansas
Pacific and other railroads running from
those cities.
People going to Iowa, Nebraska, Kansas,
California, or any point in the Territories,
will study their own interests by going
by way of Burlington" for the rates of
that Line are always as low as any other,
and 1t is the best Route in the West, there
fore you are more Sure ofyour safety and
comfort.
The Burlington Route has admirable an
swered the question Show to 60 West p by
the publication of an excellent Pamphlet,
containing a large, truthful map of the
Great West, and much interesting and val
liable information which can be obtained,
free Of charge, by addressing General Pass
enger Agent B. Il NJ R. r., Burlington Iowa.
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Il Base Stumble. TT

II Base SaCi7atXe.-The National En-
gineers Gift Enterprise, of Milwaukee, has
ended in IA base sw indie on the people. Ru-
mors a. to its unsound coudi ton bad be- n
rife for several weeks. eliminating in the
arrest of the President Charles d Smiln
on THURSDAY OF last week Srrcta. Of
ohith friends appeared at the Police Cour
and offered the necessary bal. $500 for
his appearance AT the next ierm of 'ae Hu-
n.cipt Court OF Nil wankec. ;,fJer winch II
raneenent Smifh l'fS TOR D RS unknown
This is probably the las that wi. be heard
Of Alr. Smith and the Gran Gift Enter rise,
for the great and humane objecy OF educlt N :.
all the engineers of the country This is Que
of the greatest swindle, perpetratel oae the
public for some time. These Grand LOTTERY
Schemes have become nuisance TO avery
community, and their suppression Oh hrough
Tie srong arm Of the law is strongly demand
ed The amount of this fraud is not fully
known, but PROBABLY will reach seyera /
| hun ired thousand dollars.
Some idea OF The 5xtent OF the swindie.
| may be judged from the state N emit m .lis by
the Sentinel, Iha; Postm ,ster West. of Mil
waukee, since Wednesday, received over
letters addressed to the Office of tn As
sociatlon. Those containing any outward
sign of the wri srs were returned and the
balance were sent to the Dead Letter Office,
This Will be the order at the office until the
fact of the sudden retirement of President
smith, becomes known throughout the
Northwest
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From Jefferson.
Th. following e,ter was received toe
late for insertion last week

III iotib"iHp C let WIZ ItCciftu tOe
late for insertion last week
JEFFERSON Feb 2ist.
Ed or Rep b can: have brtn ti..king
thi moruit.a ii "a ie. words from YOUR
sister Il ma. roG come ami $. A Though
W. may no. toast quite 50 MANY inbabi-
iants, nor yet so man, elegant edifces as
yourselves, vel in lo.nt OF social interest
aud intellectual ertainments. we feel
that we may vie with nany larger towns in
the Old Badger We have about the usual
complement of saloons but he effort of
some of our noble public spirited ladies
hs We been exerted in e-adicating these ev
lis, though it is to be feared that lighter
arm even than their, is necessary to abolish
the evils of intemperance which re over
running our land-yea, even the protecting
arm of the law should be e1ted over US.
re have had the pleasure of listening to
some very able addresses before the Jeffer-
son Boat Club, during the winter Last
week Hon. Geo. B. Smith gave US ''Author-
ship of Shakespeare"
Late last evening the slumber loving
people of Jefferson were aroused from the
arms OF Morpheus, by the dulcet notes of
Puerenr's Band, whose sweet tones Aoated
pure and clear out upon the evening air.
grand wedding was celebrated at the res
ideuce of Daniel Weymouth, which meta
morphosed Miss Anna, his daughter, into
Mrs. James Kirkland W hat with the clear
beautiful moonlight and the entrance ng
music the departure of the bridal tour was
and happy music ever attend them through
their whole life journey.
Apropos of eddings-many of your best
citizens of WATERFOWL have been down here
during the two past weeks courting mar
rled men TOO! III m 81 be the result of the
system OF which The WooihulI is leader and
champion. fouri weeks render Jefferson
gay and lively and to see so many passing
and re- passing through he streets. we al
most think We have very lively business
Town. With the example OF so many law
givers, Me ought TO be II very aw abiding
and order loving people, that t ,geiher with
tie end which is constantly set BEERS oar
eyes in the stately Court Hous and lisna,
Jail we should have the fear of wrong doing
in any form, and think we have, tor the
county boards quite as few Jefferson men
AZ I ose o! any town in the county But
AN growing wearIsome SO beg leave 10
subscribe MI self Elsie
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1872-02-28

The Old Settlers Meeting. We
are under obligations to Mr. g " Bird
Secretary, for the proceedings of the Old Set
tiers Meeting, at Jefferson, which viii be
found elsewhere in this weeks paper.
Weregret that our limited space forb:ds
the publication of the letters read before I g
Society from he following gentlemen
Mr.. l.. / Barber of SImsburgh Connectl-
cut, who first represented Jefferson County
in the Legislature Dudley Little, of Cnicago
DR.. A. H. Van Nostrand of Greer Bay aud
epator w W. Woodman
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1872-02-28

NetU B00k.-We have received from
the publishers, MeSsrs. Carlton l. CO. of New
York, copy of Mrs Emily H Moores novel
"A Lost life" Mrs Moore is well known
throughout the West as a very pleasing and
ten over the nom de plume "Mignonette"
have gained her many admirers, and The
Lost Life is justly regarded as one of her
happiest efforts in tbs field Of 70 IN lnce .
The book abounds in pleasing instructive
scenes, and it is entitled to rank with the
choicest novels of the eason
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1872-02-28
Scribaef's. -Scribner's Monthly Maya

Scribaef's. -Scribner's Monthly Maya
zine is among the very best of the Monthly
pa3ii5 tttotts 81 ne country, aad it is faS /
gaming in. interest and popularity: Some
OF the oder periodicals which have been
he d iii favor so long, must look out for thei,
laura,s, for Scribner's seems to be heading.
for he lead, aud with every propect of sue
cess Il has IN its in crest an able corps O,
writers. and each number is finely liustrt
fea. The perusal Of Back Log Studies.
b.aes D. Hsrner, now running III
be tenth j. is aiope worth the price
q -aa-c .t1a. srrasr IS iesi termed
{ az am 8E saa his Back
..- ea.,s. +. .,aaoance5 ls aesr thing
=, "a, WY, aty AG,i.esu o aR2 'ah Maya
u has bad .or man! d dag. But taken
altogether Scri~uers Monthl: jai OF liter
ary merit, and is well deserving pres Mt
incre asing popularity.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1872-02-28
MHRRLED.

a; Jefferson, by the Rev DR.. Boyd, Rec
or Of ST, Paul Church, Waterlown, Feb
rnaTy 10th Mr.. JAMES KIRKLAND an,
Mis- ANNIE WEYMOUTH, all of jefferson
WE'GH-MoUrH Weymouth guards the lips,
FROM ali careless expression
KIRK LAND gives safe home
Without tear of ppresson
Soft words, aud sure rest-how bles sed IT,
fale
When these two combine in married estat
*u&
In this city, February 25th, by Rev. a
Ii. Walter. Mr. LORENZO ADAMS, of Col
orado Territory, to Miss JENNIE GREEN
of til Is city
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1872-02-28

Bills Passed. = Among the bills
which passed the Assembly Friday of last
city:
To repeal part of chapter l63 of t he
private and local laws OF 1866, IAN act to
act to incorporate the city of WATERFOWL
and the several acts amendAtory thereof"
To amend chapter 40 of the private an
ocal laws OF 1886, entitled an act in reIa
ton to the public schools of the city OF
Watertewn
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1872-02-28
4 Handsome Tnstif,,tjon-st

Il handsome I1lStitsttiOn.-Straw
Il Mlrphy on the West side have been PIT
ting their house in order, on the most arts
tic principle and in handsome manner
We may safely venture the assertion thar
their store has left the renovators hands n Il
degree not equaled for beauty and SIX i'll
IN is arrangement by any similar concern
il the state. Among the new features OF
the many improvements made must be
toned the beautiful new style of paneIng
which graces the ceiling, aud which is des-
tined to take the place of kalsomining and
white washng.
We are glad to bear witness to these evil
dences of taste and enterprise on the part 0 f
the firm, and trust their highest antcips :
tons for business may be fnly realized the
coming season.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1872-02-28

Person0E.-Mr. Augustus Hall, son
of Mr. j. a. Hall, of this city. and tor the
past nine years, one of the leading clerks
Nazro d Son, Milwaukee. was or Tuesday
Evening OF iast week, presented at his home,
with handsome silver tea set, by his ieiIsw
clerks. MIR. Hall having accepted posi-
ito from the Hardware house of VIM
Blair Il Co Chicago, his friends took this
opportunity of thus conveying to him al,
expression of their regard
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1872-02-28
Frozen to Death.-The Milwauk

Frozen to Death.-The Milwaukee
S fttinel oil Thursday last, givessan account
OF the discovery OF the bodies of two seter-
ans of the Soldiers Home, IN ravlne near
the Asylum, the day previous. 1t appears
that about two weeks tefore the men left
the Home, to visit their relatives IN the city.
and both being partially blind, they are
supposed oshave lost their way and perished
from the effects of the intense cold oil thai
period. One of tha unfortunates was
Michael McCaig, a young man twenty-segen
years of age, and a nephew of Mr.. Archi-
bald McCaig, of the town of Shields. II s
companion, young man named kavanaugh
hailed from Chicago.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1872-02-28
ON MARRIAGE.

Happy Relief for Young Men from tie
effects OF Errors and Abuses in early life.
Manhood restored. Nervous debility cured.
lmpediments to marriage removed. New
method of treatment New and remark bile
re-edies. Books and Circulars sent free
in called envelopes. Address Howard AS
ISOLATION, No. South Ninth ST., Philade
Phia, p.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1872-02-28
Sent Tn.-Last week John Euheff and

George ai5aoe were sentenced by Judge
Coa4er 10 Imprisonment the Stale Prison
i Naupnn; the former fer TWO years, and
the latter for nine months Euhoff was
convicted OF horse stealing an,. Wallace OF
grand larceny, commjtsej At tue hotel of
Mr. A. F. Mannegoid IN ms city, Both
prisoners were escorted TO theft new quarters
by Under Sheri if Giles last Fridag
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1872-02-28

The parade of the W atertown Fire De-
partment, headed by the Wstertown Brass
Band, on Thursday last, the anniversary of
Washington s Birth Day, was creditable
display, the 6remen making a fine ap-
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1872-02-28
AUGUST WIGGENHORN,

9EWELER, has recently opened Jew
ID elry Store il Johnson's block, corner
Main and LIST street, where he wilt keep
constantly On hand large stock OF
Wstches, Clocks Jeweiry, Silver and Pla-
ed Ware, &c. Particular attention paid
20 repairing Watches, Clocks, Jeweiry,
&c, and warranted to give satisfaction.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1872-02-28

Bear en- mind that the greatest Of
Americas orators Theodore Tilton, editor
of the Golden Age, speaks at Turner Hall,
Friday Evening of this week, on the favor
lite theme of "Home Sweet Home
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1872-02-28
DIR. I. s HARRISON.

VETERINARY SURGEON office over
Posi- Office, takes Tins opportun'ts -ol
announce ne to The public and ali hoTsemtu
that he is prepared "A, al times to preiorm
any snrg ical operation. or treat any diseases
that horse is subject TO- Eaving had twenty
iye years experience in his profession, he
8 confident Of etfecung cure whenever
possible Ring Bones and Bone Spavins
removed in "a hours warranted.