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Literature.

TnR ALpiSs. This 10, We believe, the
handsomsst magazine, without exception.
published in tho United States. Each
number contains from elk to eight splen-
did ensrsvings. forming . perfect minia-
surs gallery Of 6ns srss. The reading.
too, 10 composed Of most excellent enter
tanning and instructive selections. A gen
,lemsu desiring to make present to Ia
dy could nnd nothing moro beautiful.
more acceptable or moro suitable than =
years subscription to TINS ALprSE. The
two elegant chromos which accompany the
January number arc worth every cent Of
the subscription price Of tho magazine.
It's published by James Sutton h Co.. 5s
Maiden Lane. N. Y. q. $500 . gear.
TmE American PRorEsrASr. -" Pure
religion and pure poetry elevate tho hu-
msn mind more, probably. than any other
two influences in society. The ono is the
politsuess Of language. the other is the
politcncss Of literature" No bettor CON-
bina,ion Of these two great refining elc-
mcnts can be found than is contained in
the American Protestant. II is filled with
choice literary and religious reading, and
wc csndidly acknowledge that We have
seen no work Of this character with which
We were more pleased than We nro with
this. 1, is 4 monthly. (we wish il was .
weekly and is published by s. NJ. Ken.
ncdy. 26 n. Seventh Street, Philadelphia,
q, the low price Of sl.75 ycns.
The BArrisr VISITOR. hitherto publish
ed st Wyoming, Del under the nu,picos
Of Rev. DR.. Flippo. comes to US in an en-
tire new dress, and is now beautiful pc.
riodical. DR.. +. talks Of leaving Wyom-
ing, and announces that the ''Isitor will
hereafter be published either in Whining
ton or Baltimore.
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Tho 0en'l B. E. Lee Monument.

The grand monument to the memory Of
0en'l Lee 10 nov rapidly being construe-
~ uuder the direction sud skill Of Prof.
valsntias. Aud in order 10 complete it
u The % rliest possible day. tho Executive
Conaitlss Of tho Les Memorial Associa.
Non. u Lexington. Va. which is compos-
q of sseh distinguished men - Gcn'l
Pesdlston. Gen'l Terry. Hon. wm. Nc
Lasghlia. Col. Preston Johnston. Chss.
Dssidsss. snd others. have authorised the
putlisssios and sale Of perfect steel en-
essssd portrait Of Gsn'l Lee. The pro-
sss1s ssiU sale to b. applied 10 further
80 = tbs object Of this Association.
saeslys h ~ erection of . monument to
~ nspssy II Gsu'l n. y. Lee. 1t the
Hssaiagses sad Lee University. Issing.
~. W. The portrait sill be sold only
~ subsssipiiss. shsossh rsssIss ssthoris-
- seasAs. Every ssbsssibsr tsr tIs pov-
~ oiIl ssssivs . saftilcsss dGsed y
~ esssslesy asd ctsirpan Of shs Les
11sossisl Association. We son1ssd this
psstsais y ~ pst,is. asd boss seus good
snss6ssss uss sill sseurs ~ agency IN
- S1saisa b ssJss 70 bslp % The good
-. I1essss. ". W. Bssswish I Co..
~ III 8 l7e was Fsssshjstrsss. Cis.
11rno1l. Ooas, hesu tsse sossailsasd and
11tsGs1s0 0ssssal Nsssgsss Of Assseiss.
- ~ eDoooelssalsss sddssssed y
G a1su1atp. lssns. ~ esssloeslss.
y ~ pssnlt saeessiss.
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STEAMERS Losr AT SEA In the last
three months eleven English steamers
have been lost ut sea with all on board
This fact is appalling, and mus. be a,,rib-
uled to their construction. II has been
stated that these steamships were new
bu, built Of inferior iron, with a length
ten times their width and depth Of hold
equal to their width. with the idea Of a
gain Of freight combined with speed An
other mistake. the International Steam
ship Company declare. is, that steamships,
launched in the ordinary way, arc apt to
sustain damage near the midship sec,
ton. To remedy this the corapany sug-
gcst that steamships Of great lengt should
be built in docks and aoated out. The
record Of these losses is apt to grow. us-
less some measures are adopted requiring
steamships to be built with view to safety y
rather than quantity Of freight and speed.
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In Memoriam.

The mos, solemn change TINT can ever ,nko
plarc IN our situation. il that made hv death
when We at once leave all scenes OF mnrinli,,
quit The society of our nearest relatives mud
dearcs, friends, fur the more important scene,
nt eternity This solemn chrnyc was rrnli,cd
hy our esteemed and beloved friend Thcodorn
Bsa'tcn, young man OF nineteen whose death
We shall lon2 lament and feel a vacancy in our
midsi that none but Theodore can ftl vet We
cndenror Ia be cousolcl Nv dwelling ON tho
thought, that he merely changed his houcs of
transient comfort, Tor the ftuiiuu Of uni,ilnc
JOY. No one could we mention, who had =
lnrgor circle nf friends. and Who received por,
real sympathy IN time OF niliiciion. than our de.
parted friend vet, during his whole sickness,
when Ills ''lilrru:s seemed a!nus, uncomfortable
hr showed an example of patience Scarcely
dd he uiicr mntmuring word All complains
Of his pains and shi'crings seemed absent from
ms mlni ani when news came that Theodore
was too III tur friends ro gain ntmjtinncr TO mis-
fo"n, how sad and disappointed we're we sad.
because o' the mutual fellow -ircline We had in
hrthli oi htm who hut n momsnt since seemed
wntm with life. Disappointed, for lear that he
"hu hhi moment since seemed CAV with
hopcs and pleasure, would never again lie ptr-
inli'ri 10 JON his circe OF companions on earth.
Ills rhecrulue.s, his innocent expression, his in.
'rtcs, manifested towards friends in time oC need
and above all The gtta, affection aud love ten
dcrcd toward his mother. sisters aud brothers
together with the bnov!cdge of his having
hos enemies, htc facts that no unforeseen cause
ran iispe frnm onr memories II would have
been Impossible for one to have manifested u
greater interest or have shown more kindness
ans affection toward a sou during Hines, ihnn
did Mrs. Bcasicn towards Theodore Al h,,
wants wtrt gfai.ied Al medical aid deemed
necessary for his relief Was procured, hut all
OF no avail Death seemed certain Ia l.. his
i'ie aud rs the Almighty knoweih what best,
". believe his death WAS tor some good purpose
Perhaps same temptation might have srducci
him OF some pernicious error led him asira, !;
but no temptations nov Sciuce him. no errors
NOW mislead him and doubt not his spirit il
conducted 10 I'm, world, whore
'lains and groans. aud yric,. End fears
Aud death it,rf shall die 4"
We can almost imagine hearing him say .
Wy dear friends, I'm going To leave ,ou for "a
wh'c. hut not forever. I'm going 10 Il country,
where. When friends meet. are happier than
/ lhcy gan lie here nnl We feel that our loss,
IS the loss Of his beloved socisn Tor lii,lr spau,
To, soon will tim, litllo span be- past: and iheE
4 IN brighter world, In dwellings OF nnf,ding
ne friends shall ,ncs, aud bs united In cndlcs.
1 praisc.
| "Wrcr not hr brother icera.sd
our inss Is his INFINITE gaia
saai out of prison released,
] And frrrJ fruin its bodily cham
With songs let !, toiinw hi. Hight
! Aud maant With hi, spirit aho,r
Escaped 10 the mansions u Hight
| Aud lodged In the Ei-n Of love -
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DkArH or CoMMoDoRE MAuRY.--Mat-
thew Fon,ainc Maury, III. D., died u,
Lexington. Va. on the 3ist OF January
in the 9th year Of bis age. At the time
Of his death he was Professor Of Physic,
In the Virginia Military Institute. It i,
not e1travngant to say that in the death Of
Commodore Maury science has los, one o
It's most mature aud creative minds. De.
voted to the investigation Of physical
science from early msnhood. he has given
10 il the assiduous labor Of strong intel.
lect, end be has added. perhaps more Il
the progress Of its development than any
Of bis contemporaries. As on astronomer
and photographer. his works ale Of the
best authority.
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For the Niddiaomn Trdnseript.

Mr. Eprros In the predatory remarks
to that gem Of art. The Lament of the
Captive" or The Summer Rose" by
the laio Hon. Richard Henry Wilde, Of
Georgia. which was published in your is
sue of the llth ult. the writer stated that
Mr.. Wilde vas o native Of Baltimore, but
for many years . resident Of Georgia &c.
Il 10 mistake, as to Mr.. Wilds's birth.
place. He was born in Ireland. II 10
true that almost al bis whole lifs was
spent in Georgia. Yours 10. NJ. D.
Middistown, Del. Feb. II, 1873.
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The srsouEuANNA les GoRGg.-Port
Deposit, Md Feb. IL. q r M.-Thcro
is no material change in the s,ate Of tho
icc-gorgsd river here since Yesterday
morning The water. which backed un
n, the confluence of the Ocioraro with the
Susquehanna and ran down the old Mary
land canal. causing all the inhabitants
living between the river aud the canal to
vucate their dwellings, has fallen again.
The Appearances Of things to-day look
rather gloomy. and anxiety is depicted on
many countenances. II has been raining
since last evening, and should this rain
storm extend far up the river. causing n
sudden iise, the effect will be very di.as-
trons here The town commissioners Of
Port Deposit sent n committee to-day to
ask the city Of Baltimore irc.boa, from
he mayor. &c, TO try and break the leo
about the bridge and out to the mouth Of
he river, and if the boat cannot break
The old solid ice between the ice. rorro
anu the ncwly-formcd ice, the obstruction
may be cleared with nitro. glycernc Ad.
wees from above state that the river i.
not rising at Columbia. and that the ice
has broken from Harrisburg to Colds
boro'
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Our thanks are duo to Lewis Thompson
Esq. for a copy Of bill. introduced BY
him into the Legislature at Dover. entitled
d" An act for the protection Of married
women" Wo would like to have laid
this bill before our readers, but could no,
for the want Of room
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NEWSPAPER PosrAoE.-A bill has passed
tho House Of Representatives making the
rate Of letter postage two cents. drop letters
included. requiring prepayment on news
papers At the oiice ofmsiliug. dailiss be-
ing rated u fifteen cents per quarter for
four ounces. and making : new provision
Tor punishiog the stealing Of letters.
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puiLApELruIA. FEnRUARY 12.--At a
meeting Of the chairman Of the commit-
tees on trades and occupations. on the
csnteunisi anniversary. held Wednesday
afternoon, reports Of subscriptions to the
centennial stock were read showing large
receipts.
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The news from Spain is exciting King
Amadeus has carried out his dctesn,inu-
ton to resign the crown. and at meeting
Of the Cortcs on Tuesday that body de-
clared for republican foru Of government
by vote Of $50 10 the Affirmative 10 SO
10 the negative.
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FOR RENT OR SALE.

TWO DWELLINGS situated on Lake Street,
L Middletown, Del. They will be rented Of
AZ wM. n. REYNOLDS,
Feb. ls--:w. $50 West 81. Win. pei.
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On Wednesday tho Pope gave audience
to several officers Of the United States Navy
now in Rome. In tho course Of conyer.
sation his Holiness asked how he would
bo received in America. The officers re-
piled that the people Of that country would
regard his residence among them as a
great honor.
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DsArm ov Ex-0 -0ovsaxoa GsARy.-Ex-
0ovssuos john ". Gsssy. Of Pspsslyva-
sis. iisd ssddsaly. Iron sRpoplssy. sbilst
sseaej q tbs beseklhelrlsl)s se 6alsejsy
nossisg lsst, = UassbbeHl
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Dr.. George 8. vallsndish.m. Of New
Lisbon. Oils. hsothsr Of the late Clement
l.. vsllandig gaan. died suddssly In Gin.
sissati. Ohio. % Thursday Of eonsump-
tios. The desssssd vss asssnging for
the sale ofs biography Of his brother.
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County Oaeer, Appe,uses

The Levy Conri Of this county at its session
last week. madc the following appointments:
q. Watkins, County Treasurer.
George Gray, Attorney for the Levy Court.
joe. Handy, Collector for brandy wine I'D.
I.ouis Mccall, Collier. for N. Dist. Wilmington
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Some Of Napolsop's vino sold 10 Lon
don. lately, At DO bottle.
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REPORTED. for tie M&iittorn Transeript
Proceedings Of the Legislature.
Dover, Monday, Feb. 10. 1873.

SENATE "A joint resolution wns adopt
cd directing the State Treasurer to psy the
Trustees Of Delaware College S47i. the
amount in his hands belonging TO said col.
lego.
Bills introduced by the Speaker, nm act
in relation to New Castle Library Asso-
citation; by Mr. Stockley, an sct repeating
section 10 of chapter 531 Of the Laws OF
Delaware; also to amend chapter 30 Of
Revised Code. and chapter 80 Of Revised
Statutes; by Mr.. Mustard. nm act in re-
la,on to the Smyrna and Delaware Bay
Railroad.
The Speaker and Mr.. Mustard gave no.
tico Of sundry bills,
The remainder Of the session was spent
in routine business, Adjourned.
liorsE. Tho House met at 3 o'clock
p. NJ.
Resolutions were adopted declaring Ro-
bcr, II Davis elected State Treasurer, and
DR. Robert G. Ellegood Auditor Of Ac.
counts. Sent to the Senate, which body
concurrcl
Among the bills noticed was ono incor-
pora'ing the Mutual l.oan Association o.
Mid1lc,own.
Petitions were presented for the rcpca
of the 10 cent tax on travel: in favor o
more representation in tho General As
scmhly for New Castle county in rcla
ton to temperance from citizens of New
Cast, hundred demonstrating against thu
repeal of the usury law asking the rcpca
of the narriagc license law. Adjourned
TUESDAY.
senate The Senate met at 10 o clock
A. NJ
Mr. Shakespeare, from the COMMITTEE
10 settle with the State Treasurer. submit
ted report. as follows:
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DIED.

In this town on Monday the 10th inst, Mrs.
Mary Anderson, aged 50 years.
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rrested.

On Saturday last, Edward Daynrd cosrcd A.
msrican OF African descent, not having the fear
Of the law before his eyes. or rather thinking he
would not be caught surrcpiitiouslv apptoptia,.
cd pair Of - 90 gaiiers from the stor. oi ). "
Reynolds and dccamped. Mr.. Reynolds finding
out what became OF his shoes, KEEP, m eye opcu
for "yc citizen" and yesterday, With the nss.,-
ancc Of constable Rhodes from Odessa succeed.
ed in arrs,'ing the thief, who was committed TO
New Castle by Alderman Walker, there 10 re-
fleet on his offence and the ba. aariiy OF the
whipping post.
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Receipts for the las, year, $3.50, 937 60
Paid out for expresses interest pur-
chase OF State bonds, &c, 23i 9G2 .G5
Amount in State Trcasurcrs hands 1914 e5
Amour, in State Trcssurct's hands
as Trustee Of School Fund lT,'lT .46
Receipts Tor Delaware College, II ,oG7 90
Paid TO the Treasurer OF the Trustees
Of said college The sum o' II sG2 90
Balance of college fund in hand Al
Oyster fund receipts, s36l 80
Expenditures under oyster law, Tt7s SIS
balance, So 81
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=. =. csDHpsnIe.

The wilmiugton n. r, Conference will meet
Ia EAstoa, ma, on the 6ih sf March. The cos.
lssssee 70 compossa of about one hundred and
my welpbcrs.
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The prestdent.

President Gran. visited Wilmington last week
and the little city was so elevated thereby, that
its papers ceased for a while to talk about .'our
new hotel and filed their columns with The
movements OF the President, and dnly detailed
his every action Why friends our travelling Z
government has been all over the country since
his first inaugural and nobody thought II ncecs-
sary 10 make such fuss over him
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Improvement In the Town Hall.

At n rcccn, meeting OF the Directors Of the
Town Hall Co. /, was resolved To cree, gallery
In the auditorium for the accommodation OF the
colored people Of tho vicinity who may desire 10
attend the public entertainments given in tina,
building This is good step in the righ, direc.
tion. The want of accommodation for these peo-
pie has long been sorels fel, by the managers Of
that Institution. Proper accommodations should
always hc provided for the negroes wherever
practicable They like amusem-u,s rs well ns
anybody else, aud We have no doubt that the
proposed gallery will be the means of cou.idcra-
bly, increasing tho receipts from the entertain.
mcn,s in the Hall.
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KILLED ny LionrsiSG Mrs. Nathan Smith
living in the neighborhood Of Burssillc In ihi.
county was killed by lightning on Tuesds,
night last, during the thunder storm that prevail
ed 10 this section nj iha, time. She had started
TO walk across the floor Of her housr with q
plate in her hand, aud when about half way
was instantly killed. A death from such cause
At this season Of the year, in this community
We presume, has never occurred 5efore. Denton
Journal.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1873-06-11
A LECTURE

TO 9oUNG M f N.
NIX Just Published in "a sealed envelope
EGa Price six cents.
GlkE1& lecture on the Nature. Treat
ment and Radical cure of Spermatorrhae,
or Seminal weakness, Involuntary Emiss-
ions, Sexual Debility, and Impediments
to Marriage generally Nervousn ess, Con-
sumption, Epilepsy and fits; Mental and
physical lncapacity, resulting from Self
Abuse, etc--By Robert J. Culverwell, NJ.
D, author of the ''Green Book" &c.
The world renowned author, in his adj
mlrablc Lecture, clearly proves from his
own experience that the awful consequences
of Self Abuse may be efectually removed
without medicines, and without dangerous
surgical operations, bougies, instruments.
rings or cordlals, pointing out mode Of
cure at once certain and effectual, by which
every sufferer, no matter what his condi-
ton may be, may cure himself cheanlv
privat ely and radically. This lecture VIII
prove boon to thousands and Thousand.
Sent, under seal, to any address. in a
plain sealed envelope, On the recent If ,;~
cents, or two postage stamps. Iln n
Culvsrwelps Marriage Guide,n pric. so
cents. Address the Publishers. "
CHAS. J. c. KLINE eco
l27 boWery, New York, P. o: Box. 1885.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1873-06-11

A VERY AIRY CosTUME.-Thel latest
French made dresses are dresses no
more they are mere drapings, with
fearfully low necks, absence of all
sleeves, mere strap going over the
naked shoulder, joining the dress at
the small of the back and the pit of
the stomach. The skirt is strangely
and wonderfully hung. 1t caps the
folds /; it is caught high at the hip, or
In the back, and is shaped tight about
the entire figure. From beneath this
drapery streams out two-yard train.
Out door costumes are made as far as
the drapery is concerned, in the same
style.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1873-06-11
The RESCUED MEN OF THE POLAR

The RESCUED MEN OF THE POLAR
IS AT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
June 5.-The steamer Frolic arrived
at the navy yard here to-day. Secre-
tary Robson aud Commodore Rev.
nolds left the department Immediately
on receipt of the intelligence, for the
purpose Of going aboard and giving in
structions as to the future movements
of the crew Of the Polaris, with view
to prompt official action relative to
that steamer and her exploring expedi-
ton. The secretary of the Navy has
for the present refused access by out
side parties to Captain Tyson and
other persons belonging to the Polaris
who are now on board the Frolic.
The Secretary is not satisfied with the
evidence heretofore communicated
through the newspapers, and there
fore will cake measures to obtain from
them all the facts in some formal
manner, which will be given to the
press. It may be that the party
have such records as were required to
be kept by the officers, and which will
throw light on transactions now involv-
ed in mystery, and in determining
whether or not the whole truth has
been told by the survivors to those who
have heretofore interviewed them.
The expedition having been fitted out
by the Government, and being in i'm
mediate charge of the navy, the course
now pursued by the Secretary is in
the direction of duty.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1873-06-11
THREE PERSONS PER1sup,

THREE PERSONS Persisted IN 4
BURNING HoUsE.-A terrible caIam; :
ty occ urred to the family Of .Josenb
Dalrymple, Of Harrison township .
ie" miles from Elkhart, Ind, Thurs
gay evening. A young son of Mr..
Dalrymple set fire to the straw
tick tic : Of i, his bed while retiring, and
the father went to his rescue, followed
oy the mother and sister about 10
years old. Mr.. D. seized the burning
tick and rushed down stairs with if
Leaving his family behind. Everv,
thing combustible was set on fire by
the flaming bed, shutting off the
egress OF mother, daughter and son,
ana before any assistance could be
rendered they persisted in the flames.
~nlcn completely destroyed the house.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1873-06-11
A SNOWMAN OFFERS $50 600 FO,

A SNOWMAN OFFERS $50, 900 FOR
THE USE OF CAPTAIN JACK .-WAsH-
1NGToN, June 6.-An enterprising
individual, writing to the Government
from Tifin, O., offers to pay 100000
for the privilege of exhibiting Capital n
Jack throughout the country during
sixty days. The Snowman promises
to keep Jack securely, treat him we'll
aud return him to the Government at
the expiration Of sixty days, provided
he does not commit suicide, in which
case the Government Is to receive only
81 900 per day for the time he remains
ia the showman's hands alive. 1t is
proposed to pay 100000 upon the de-
livery of JACK at Chicago, and the re-
mainder at the close of the two months.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1873-06-11

FIFTH WISCONSIN REUNIoN.-All
surviving members of the 5th Wiscon-
nm Volunteer Infantry are notified that
sreunion will be held at Beaver Dam,
the home of Company I'D" on the 4th
Of July next No efforts have been
spared to make every one welcome.
1t Is expected thai half fare or return
tickets will be procured from the rail
roads for those wishing to attend Com
rzdes intending 20 be present at this
reunion will notify the. COMMITTEE of al
engagements at Beaver Dam as early as
the Goth inst.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1873-06-11

AUGUST FLowER.-This great Dys
pepsa Panacea has the largest sale of any
other prepa ration in the world Why !?
because we say to every one that is afflicted
with Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Costive-
ness, Headache, Heartburn, Waterbrash,
Sour Stomach, Indigestion or any disease
depending upon pure blood, healthy Liver
and Stomach, to call at T. J. Schroeder and
K. Schubert, Drug Stores, in Watertown Wis.
and get one of our sample bottles free of
charge. Reg ular size IS cents. Two or
three doses will relieve any case. Try at
VAN SCHAACK, STEVENSON &REiD
Wholesale Agts., Chicago Ill.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1873-06-11

PALACE DEsTRoYED.-A cable dis
patch dated London, England, June
9Th, states that the Alexandra Palace
near that city was destroyed by fire on
Monday and seven lives are reported
lost. The Alexandra Palace was a
magnificent exhibition establishment
named in honor Of the Princess of
Wales.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1873-06-11

NOT THE MAN.-The man " ho was
arrested at Cedar Rapids, Iowa, some
days since, as being the old man Ben
der, OF Kansas; turns cut to be Henry
Cephas. Altogether, Cephas has a
mystery. He is perfectly sane, but
refuses to give an intelligent account
of himself. He was turned out of Jail.
but like Train, wants to remain.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1873-06-11

The MoDocs A Washington dis
pstch of the 7th. says United States
Attorney General Williams has given
sn opinion that the disposition of the
captive Modocs should be RENTED to
Gen. Davis, their chief crime being
the assault on Gen. Candy and Mr..
Thomas while under the protection of
a flag of truce, and what be may do
with the most guilty may be inferred
from the fact that he had made pre-
parations to hang several of the most
guilty, when he received directions
from Washington, before the rendering
Of the above opinion, to await further
orders. ALL the Modoo leaders are in
close custody.