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•'•)£'• person ifi vhpm 1I186. dead, iti Baift— :e- lily's sake!\ all are readers g and eminent- M. F6j, ]3 repairing t to IrTew York Washington the in arrived from is satisfactory es, rention remains ;oiiiJ to make a sbtirg, iomedian, died y- Fair, Wednes- )ons in attencl- rt will recom- ranking privi- 5 of Collector ore, is contra- jssional candi- lUtober of Re- lppolis, Ala., me on hearing ison, of New ndow a, schol- plicatecl Tyith iond, goes to ears. id for a few ipearances on etirenaent. verage of 1S5 000 points, in at Arlington, the deran^e- many by the Mibran, who vere unkindly was the cause at Baltimore,' ; other night, of §11,900 in iho have thus army board, . is- President, of the Boston, my, in Rox- •e last night. ; $400,000. Gibraltar has ;me upon all cconnt ofyel- .d. ' lio correspon- 0 be believed, asylum by his sumed a yio- hopc is enter- Iscellancous. 1 paper ealled J become the jn Palladium* ctrald predicts ict in. twenty expelled from er.\ s is t o hav« a eadth. jlains that her D feet of old ' coffee from , are announ- latter day. on Thursday, in, Armstrong nd is flowing UBand barrels, at it hss flow- . the last six iast two thou- e articles be- t the railway could take no ede from the the southern has been ade- e has been in d population, there 'will he ,ss of citizens, ' 1860. passenger de- t rapidly ap- workmen are il apartments f to the use of 3 loth of this er is out in sn t shall publish S which led to * cabinet, ,a£ OW it -was be- to Jiavc his urpose of sup- foHowed a get up a fight, accomidating brother, a lot 'anted to hang man. How [ people are. miserable ne- a young lady, ught him and as not a good up a tree to fastened, and otldn't touch .e said he iras WAMifOWN -OT-0K|QM.-ISfOYEMBME-10,1870- t'-j KEW A^TnERttSEMlHTS THI0 W&X dr^m for Bale—James Same*. , (Jarrisge Trimming—GeorgeH, Meader. Mevr Bry Goodn^Herriok * Ajerti •Crockery, Crockery—Murray * pakes. .Analyiicii! PhyBiclan-»'r,R, J, WMte,, Gents eiptlilng-Lamon & Betts. Horse BlanketMFenE7fik,Trttey & Co* TTurs & Kobee—Sigman & Bastlake. Sherry's New Tori Theatre (to-night—J. M. Sher- ry, agent. <Goods at Auction ,y-Frank Keejar. At Adams—Dr. Vfisc'elvue. JBuBtaeBS Chance—F.Kiine. , Theatrc-r-T, ?, Hemdtin. The dedication of the new Reform Church, at '^aupiburg, near Carthage, is announced for tije28d inst, Snrt REipAiPXNG.—We are now prepared to do all kinds oi fur -yrork, Old furs re- paired and\ altered'in the best and most durable styles; also new furs made to or- der at No; 8, Woodruff House. A* TUBBS &. Co. 3w S. W. 11A1.1>AKI>, Undertaker, Boards at American Hotel, Boom'No. 19. ^Residence of S. E. BALLARD, (as- sistant) No, 10 Goodale Street, 'Water- town, N, T . Coffin Boom over No. SI iPublic Square. Arrival and departure of trains at Wa- i'ertown:— Leave for Borne at 8:10 a, in., 12:08 p ; m,. 4:20 p. m.; For Qgdensburgh 7:58 a. m,, •4:20 p. m.; 8:85 p. m., (Saturday only ) ; Leave Water-town Junction for Cap's Vin- •«ent 7:40 a. m., 3:54 p. m,; 8:25 p. in. Ar- rive from Kome 7:88 a. m., 3:57 p; m., 8;30 p, m. From Ogdensburg, 11:43 a. m., 4:00. pi m. Arrive at Watertown Junction from ' -Cape Vincent 7:25 a. m., 4:24 p. m. •*• STAGES LEAVE 'WATEBTO'WN For Carthage, Copenhagen and Lowville -daily. Seats secured by applying at the -Stage Office, No. 13 Arsenal Street. C. OLOBEIDGE, Agent. S. IB. PEOTTKNGIIit & CO., 3? Park Bow, New York. • • AND GEO. IP. ROWEM. & CO., 40 Park Bow, New York, Are the sole agents for the HE-TJKION in that city, aridare authoriz f d to contract for inserting adyer tiBcrnents forna at our lowest ca^h rates; Adyer tisefa in IMt city are feqij eetea to leayetheif favoi- •with either of the ahove nouses. \LOOAITM ATTEES . The dock at Gape Vincent is-undtjrgp- ing repair^ , They were needed. .Mr.'Biee has disppsed; of Ms- big ox. tp a Jlr, Harf; of Utica. Hvx DET GOGBS of Primeau, Phillips . & Co., No. 20 Court Street. Fresh Jersey cement at my coal yard and lime works. B, Frink. 2w DUCKS,—Our friends Dr. Sargent and Wm. Wilson were out duck shooting on the St. Lawrence last week, an d i n two days bunting killed 140 broad bills and read heads, This is a little ahead of any ducking we have heard of this fall. I n one day they killed seventy-five. Ye Og- idensburg hunters had \bettor put u p your guns and place your heads t o soak ! On Saturday last, a man named John Maxwell, from Canada, was. killed by the falling of a derrick, m the western part of the city, near the 1 poor house. He was engaged in. making a culvert on the rail- ' way, when the derrick fell, one of the tim- bers oi which struck him upon the head, killing him instantly. Duck hunting on the St. Lawrence nev- wasbetter, Sportsmen from all parts are enjoying the acme of delight in pursuit of this favorite pastime. But it's not so finefor the ducks, What is fun for the boys generally produces Consternation amongst the frogs, and probably acts just so in theoase ot ducks. Visiting Cape Yincentlast week, we were pleased to find one of our \Watertown beys,\ Lloyd Woodruff, engage;! in the drug business, and if a fine large store, as large, if not larger than any in the place, well stooked -with all kinds of drugs, gro- ceries, etc,,, together -with Mr. Woi 1 -un\» energy does not assm-e success than i t is impossible to tell what will. •In the town of Wa- rn Albeit Dieveildorf, of Perch River, who was seriously injured recently by falling from a wagon on the farm of Mr.. George Wiggins,, died on Monday last from the effects pf the injuries at that time. Messrs. Herrick & Ayers, witti the tr-ue spirit of business men, inform the people through the EE-^HIOJT of theis mammoth stock of ne-vv and stylish autumn dry goods. A perusal of -their ..d-vertisement will be found both ediiying and instruc- tive. A E-AEE CiiMOE.^-Mr. McCallister, H K 6, Woodruff House, lm,really the largest stock of Millinery Goodsin Northern New York, and a s ho only remains here Thurs- day and Friday of this week, our lady readers would bo wise to call upon him at once, and secure some of the great bar- gains before it it to, late. •Woodville Tvill treat itself to a Thanks- giving party. The new bank at Adams has been opened. S. P. Armstrong, of Adams, has opened a photographic studio at Belleville, The latest style of shirts is to have a -single plait four inches in breadth. Taking out iron ore near Philadelphi a in this county, goes briskly on. Addison Day, it is said, has been offered- the Superintendency of the St, Louis and Iron Mountain Railroad. • Peters' Musical Monthly for November is before us. It is an unusually fine num- ber. It may b e had at Rand's Mr. S. G. Johnson, at Clayton, has re- cently constructed one of the largest schooners ever launched upon Lake On- tario. * The wet weather on election day prob- ably accounts in part for the smallness of the vote polled. It threw cold water on the proceedings. ^e Common Council audited the cost of the Arsenal street sewer at $4,410.22 ; Bast Franklin street sewer at $738.50 ; Jewelville sewer at §316. FAKJUPE SAMS, tertown, adjoining the Everett farm- miles from the city on the Sackets road— consisting of 61 acres; well watered! sev- en acres winter wheat; orchard of 80 trees; now houso two stories high; also large new barn, Terms easy. For fur- ther information apply to James Farmer, on th e premises, or at the Rs UNION of- fice. Friend Herndon writes to us to say that he will ho in Watertown, with his talented company, next week, having engaged Washington Hall for Thursday, Friday and Saturday evenings, 17th, 18th and 19th. Mr. Herndon informs us further- more that he will give us new attractions in good shape, the company being now in the best working order and thorough as to organization. They cannot fail to secure fine houses here. The Amy Stone Sensation Troupe play- ed here to full houses three nights last week. They are really a first class com- pany and deserve to succeed well wherev- er they go. We would call attention to the adver- tisement of G. H. Meader, carriage trim- mer, etc. He wishes it understood that in either workmanship or price he is not to be outdone or undersold. Mr. G. W. Lawrence, furniture dealer, is removing to the store on Court St., re- cently occupied by Messrs. *Race Bros, as a crockery establishment. He will there have much more room to display his fine stock than in his old stand. C. D. McAHiiiter, Agt. for B. Bronner & Co., Syracuse, would respectfully announce to his many friends an d all in the vicinity, that be will bo at the Woodruff House, Room No. 0, for one week with a very ex- tensive and elegant stock of millinery gcods which he will ildwer to all that may favor Mm with a call at the lowest New York prices. This is a rare chance for all who wish to replenish their winter stock. Mr. McA. will take orders for Ber- lin zephyr worsteds. Sale to commence Monday, Nov. 7,1870. 3w2 The Times has acted with the consis- tency of \calf footed\ jelly, and the bold- ness of a sheep, in reference to its charges against the Post editor. We thought when the Times charged its brother Republican with such heinous offenses, i t would cer- tainly stick to its statements; for we be- lieved them true, until a friend of ours said to us, \why I know the Timet is wrong; did yon ever hear of a Radical who, being offered a bribe to support any given man or scheme, did not eagerly and v»raeiously snap at it!\ An d we didn't know as we had! One of the stores formerly occupied by Mr. G. JSY. Lawrence, on Court street, will be used by W. H. Hanchett, late of the Two young gentlemen, Eugene Clark • Kirby House, for a liquor store, and the and Johnny Stone, are about to open an | other by some Syracuse gentleman for a eating house and restaurant at the corner ( boot and shoe establishment. The change of the American Block, basement of Augs- is now being made, an d in a few days bury's store. Both of the young proprie- tors are well known and popular, and can- not fail to secure a profitable patronage. S. Block, at Cape Vincent, is an active business man, who is always ready to wait upon his many customers from early in the morning until late at night. His store i6 full of fall and winter goods, which he says will be sold at the lowest living prices. A SOTJVENIB.—Mr. J. A. Van Allen, of Pillar Point, recently showed us a lottery ticket dated 1748. We venture the state- -ment-that the lottery business was con- ducted in the good old days more \square- ly\ than in this age of \keno\ \wooden- .hams\ and \fifteenth amendments.\ DE, W. I, VESCEi,trjs, MAGNETIC CLATE- VOVANT AMD ECLBCTIG PHTSICIAK, for • chrpnic and accute diseases, will be a t the Cooper House, Adams, N. Y., Wednes- day, Nov. 16th, and remain a few days; at the Kirby Housej Watertown, N. Y., ^Friday, Nov. 25th, and remain until Mon- •day,I>ec.-5th; at the Levis House, Car- thage, N, Y. Dec. flth, and remain till fur- ther notice, J ~- 1 — At the recent meeting of the directors of the Carthage, Watertown and Sack- ets Harbor Bailroad, the affairs of the - -company were fully and (freely discuss- ed, and a general feeling of satisfac- tion, at tho forwardness 1 of the work and the eneouraging prospects of a speedy ands-accessful termination of the construc- tion of this line, seemed to pervade each *nc present / . each hotisewillbe ready for business.— No more flattering evidence of the gen- eral business prosperity of Watertown could he had than the great num- ber of new stores and new firms setting up to do business in our midst. There is room enough for all. Frank Keeler opens his auction store to-morrow eTeniag, (Thursday) and will continue selling at auction every after- noon and evening for 15 days, or until all is soldi His stock is decidedly the only useful sto.:k ever sold at auction in this city, consisting ot house furnishing goods. This is an opportunity never before of- fered to country dealers, hotel keepers and private families, as the goods are all of the best inanufac^ure and late importa- tion, and will be sold in quantities to suit purchasers. SHBERI'S NEW YOEK THBATEE.—Sel- dom have we seen so full a house as greet- ed the first appearance of this great com- bination in 'Watertown, on Monday last,, in Washington Hall. The hall was pack- ed — parquette, gallery and pit. The company is a superb One in every respect —no weak parte, no \muffs.\ An ad- vertisement elsewhere iriforms our read- ers of the play to-night. Everybody should goi This fine troupe remain the whole week with us, and we have no doubt the hall will be filled nightly. Why the Ogdensburg Jfbm&or should pitch in- to them is explained by th« circumstance that our ootemporary got no advertising, nor as many dead-head tickets as he wanted, It would appear that those sneak-thieves, to whom we referred two weeks ago, are still prosecuting their calling in. Water- town. A very young specimen of the tribe was detected a few nights agp at- tempting to rob the safe of Messrs. Penni- man & Co., boot and shoe dealers. Mr. Kitts observed the intentions of the young villain, and frustrated them, but iinfor- tunately, the thief made good his escape. EPISCOPAL SERVICES.—Sackets Harbor 1 services in Christ Church on Sunday next, Nov. 18th, at 3 o'clock p. M., by the Rev. Mr. Winslow. BKOWNYrLLE.—Services in St. Paul's Church, Sunday, Nov. 18th, at 10$ o'clock, A. it., by the Roy. Mr, Ockford. DEXTER.—Services in All Saints' church Dexter, o'n Sunday the 13th inst., at 3 o'clock p. M., by the Rev. T. S. Ockford. Sunday-school at 2 o'clock. We are compelled to crowd out a large advertisement this week of Messrs. Pri- meau, Phillips & Co. It will, however, appear in our next. They have recently opened out fully their heavy fall purchases and display an unusually large and taste- ful assortment of all kinds of staple and fancy dry goods, Their store, on Court street, presents a busy scene from the hour of opening till they close in. the evening, and their large staff of salesmen are kept constantly employed in attendance upon the wants and wishes of their numerous customers. A visit to their establ'shment will convince our readers of the extensive patronage enjoyed by this firm. At a regular meeting of Pillar Point Lodge, No. 305, I. O. of- G. T., held at their rooms on the eve of Nov. 5th, 1870, the following officers were duly installc-1 for the coming quarter, by |Wm. Fisk, L. D.: W. C. T., Henry Rowe; W. V. T., Miss Eliza Bowles; W. S. Miss Amanda Roger P. W. C. T., Seth O. Adams; W. C, J. K. Adams; W. F. S., William Aekcrinan : W. T., Miss Hattie Lee; W. M., L. D Williams; W. D. M., Miss Emma Rowe ; W. A. S., A.P.Schwartz; W. R. H. S., Miss Hattie Barnhart; W. L. H. S., Miss Jennie Barnhart; W. I. G., Lovina Wil- liams ; W. O. G., Albert CirtweU. THE MAXOHE MUHDER.—NO clue ha s yet been obtained to the perpetrators of the Barr murder at Malone, on the 28th of September, nor has the inquest in the mysterious matter yet closed.— The Mal'.xne Palladium sajs: \ On Satur- day last a Cyprian, who was in the place at- about the time of the murder, was pro- duced beforo the Coroner, who testified that she witnessed the murder in com- pany with a male companion, and told her story with consistency in detail and accuracy' as to the location,' time, &e. that many believed that the murderers would be discovered. Her companion however, who was afterwards produced, contradicted her statements in every es- sential \particular and she being again ex- on Monday, not only contradicted her- self, but stated flatly that. her story of Saturday was a pure fabrication, and that she knew nothing whatever of the mat ter. She is detained in custody.\ For the Ee-Union. The late Storm oil th« Emket*. TMs night, and o'er the watery waste, The storm is gathering fast, And each successive gust that Wows Is fiercer than the last. The waves in inky'blackness bream Along the rocky shore, Awakening echoes on the cliffs With their hoarse sullen roar. Low misty wreaths of fleecy clouds, Bang o'tr the watery main: While high, hove the™ thick, blacker ones, Surcharged with sheets of rain, # And now a pause—a moment's pause,. The storm seems hushed to sleep ; •When- hark ! a low and sullen moan Comes booming o'er the deep. It.tel)s at last the storm has burst In all its feareiul might, And . he sea seems leaping from its bed With anger or afrlght. God help this night the marines Whose liome is on the deep ; l?or oh ! before this niglit is past His friends have cause to weep. And in after years with aching heart, Many a fond one will tell, That 'twas upon this awful night Their ieajful loss befel. Great God, then grant that those who are This night of life beriyen, May find, its stormy voyage o'er, Safe anchorage in heaven. JAMES T. DOUGLAS. Kerrepont Manor. : & CITV CHOCMER^ No. 13 Woodruff House, TITO STORES J3Sf OisDE/' ,, T .^? experience of thQ last three and a half years having demonstrated the fmpossibllitv o ' dividing tne limited trade in pur hne in this city, and making a living busines for two Storee Messrs. Race Brothers proposed, a few weeks since, to sell-tous their entire stock and fixturS and retire frcm the business. Believing we could make it for the as well a^ ourselves we accepted their proposition and have moved their stock ml No. IS WOOB-KUm? BXMJSE. This arrangement enables us to continue tomtc the same ^to our, 8torV arrangement enables us to continue toe/all our goods at. Perch Kivcr Xodgc No. 265 I. © ot G .T. \WJiererts Death has again entered our circle, and wc are called upon to pay the last tribute of respect to one of our most esteemed members, Brother Delton Van Camp. • Whereas, By the dispensation of Divine Providence, a link in the chain that bound the family circle together, has been sever- ed, this Lodge has suffered the loss of one of its most zealous and exemplary mem- bers, and society an honored and respected member. Therefore, Resolved, That in the decease of our brother, we recognize the chastening hand of Him who hath said, \Be still and know that I am God. Who art too wise to err, too wose + o he unkind'\ JicsoUed, That our brother was ever earnestly devoted to all that was manly, noble and true, and faithful in the per- formance of eVery duty; whose daily walk was an exemplication of the principles he advocated; whose ready sympathy, genial address and pleasing deportment won for him the respect of all who knew him ; whose loss we shall ever mourn; and memory we would cherish as long as life shall last. Bemhed, That as afttrthermanifestation of our bereavement as a Lodge, our Char- ter and Regalia be draped in mourning for the period of thirty days. . B^ohepL, That a Copy of these resolu- tions hepreeented to the Worthy Secreta- ry, to the family of Which our deceased brother Was a member, and that a copy b e forwarded to the Watertown KB-UMQH, llefotmer, Temperrium Patriot and the Sfor- tkern Temperance Journal. A. VAOTEBWAMEB,0 WAITER SCEBEB, > Committee. WM, SHAVEB- s ) C. G. RsrsfotRS, W, S. —The Chinese of Sacramento have been at work \driving out devils\ for the past week. This ought tg be a good time for Democratic majorities there in Sacra- mento, if the devils are all driven out. —A colored man near Parkersburg, Va. said h e could couple cars just as well as a brake'man. He tried, and after the train passed over him he looked like a section of new sheet-iron, he-was so flat. —A woman at Harlem, who couldn't bear to send her child to a foundling asy- lum, put it on the railroad track, and was saved all further trouble about raising her offspring, —Several people of Ohillicothe, Ohio, have shaken every other day, for over six years, As no one ever dies with the ague, they refuse to get their livesj^in- sured. —Washington will do away with street- spinklers and water the streots with fire engines which lay around all the time with nothing to do. The proposition meets with strong opposition from the firemen. —Indianapolis has an old man of nine, ty-cigbvt years of age, who can chop wood without the aid of spectacles, and walk ten miles before breakfast, and can read the finest print, and says lie voted for Gen. Jacks.on. —At the recent continental celebration of Rutland, Vt., many curious relicts were exhibited. Among them \was a letter written by our blessed Saviour Jesus Christ, found under a great stone sixty- five years after his crucifixion, and reprint- ed in London in 1791.\ —Buffalo has made arrangements to have earthquakes once a week. The last one was on Monday, and lots of folks were sea-sick. Pc/iple at Niagara Falls want the railroad to run excursion trains to Buf- falo, so they can have some fun seeing the earthquake.—JV. F. JJemamit. —A Cincinnati 'gentleman is enabled to continue doir-'f business at the old stand from the fact that ho had a silver dollar in his vest pocket, which warded off the bullet of a neighborly opponent. The pistol went [off because its owner was de- nominated a liar. —Since the Boston children slonned a schoolmarm to death there have (been no displays of youthful Puritan eccentrici- ties, until a day or two ago, when a conplc of little boys at Hartford dug out the eyes of a little deg with a jack-knife. Their parents say the children have always shown evidences of precocity. They will make good surgeons in time. —An Omaha man bought a piano in Chicago, and, after getling it. home, he wrote back, blowing up the firm that sold it to him, because he hunted all over it and couldn't find any key-hole t« wind the confounded thing up so i t would play. Here is rural simplicity for you. The key hole should be forwarded by mail. —\Hallow E'en\ is powerfully celebra- ted in the Canadian region, At London don the young meu gathered together ana dignified the occasion by breaking win- dows, smashing things generally in and around the residences of clergymen, throw- ing down fences, carrying off sign boards, ransacking gardens, and battering down doors. The amount of glass broken Was almost incalculable. jj| —A man and his wife were riding near a railroad track at Columbus, Indiana, got into an argument as to whether they could cross the track before the train came along. She said thev could, but he said '•Martha, it is impossible.\ He was cor- rect, and they were both buried in one grave. —A Pittsburg man has invented a \mos- quito trap,\ which, when burning cre- ates such an odor that the mosquitoes can't stay in the room. It is perlect, with a single drawback, that it also drives the occupants of the room out-doors. 'When he remedies that failing, he has got a big thing. —The woman who fell in love wit Ly- dia Thompson, and followed her all over the country, has accepted an engagement at $25 a week to follow and love little Mrs. Oati:s in the same way, and she ap- peared in Buffalo the other day. There are lots of men that would be willing to take her job off her hands. —At a funeral at Des Moines, Iowa, af- ter the funeral sermon, the preacher gave permission for any friend of the deceased to make a few remarks. A chap got Up, and called the attention ot the mourners to an article of hair invigorator, which he had the agency of for the State of Iowa, and which the deceased used before his death. The mourners drove him away from the funeral with a club. —An ok\! man at Mohtville. N, J., who has a young wife, went out in the woods to work, and when he was eating the lunch his wife put u p for him, he thought it tasted queer, so he gave some to- his dog, which killed the dog in seven min- utes, when he went home .and died.. The wife was bowed down with grief at the loss of the dog, so she took some' of the lunch herself and followed suit,, when- she found she was suspected of murder.. LOW PRICES as formerly, and at the same time give our customers an opportunity of selecting from TWO STOCKS OF GOODS, -.'. ' ' Wo shall coneinue to kSep a full line of the celebrated. PATENT GlJlYl C&RES AJYD PLJtLY W&MEt Edward Clark's Torcelain Opaque ! . John Edtoard's Porcelain and other makes of ' >••• Stone, China and Common Ware* Also, very large assortment of WHITE, GOLD BAND AND FRENCH CHINA; in Tea, Dining and Breakfast ; • Sets or by the piece. FANCY GOODS 111 Bronze, Parian, Cliina and Glass. «AS & KEROSENE CHANBEUERS anfi Plxtnres, an Endless Varletv. FINE SUVEB 1'LATEB WAIIE-Tca Sets, Walters, Castors, Cake Baskets. Kulvas, Forks, Spoons. ' . ' ' *»\»«'«* TABUE CtJTIiBHY—All Grades and Prices. GLASS WARE or all kinds. Comprising altogether the Largest Variety of Goods in Our Line > In any Store in the State, we are now selling rn\o.^ . \ Good fletetoioo ana. tlOidtt Tea Set, 56 pieces, Gold band dhina tlO.Ob. Good Silver Hated Tea Spbsns 76 \ \ •' Table Spoons 1.50 Good Goblets at 10 cents each. \ Tumblers at 5 \ \ White Stone China Dinner Plates $1.00 person \ \ \ Broakfast \ 85 \ We invite an examination of our Goods, w \\*\™ •\\•\ 1 n ' ,! *\ , \ SIMIRAY & ©AKES. Watertown, Nov. 10,1810. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. WASHINGTON 1IA1.I,. in i~EW YOM THEATRE. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS, Proprietor and Manager, MB. JAS SHEEHT. Stage Manager, MR. 8 it. Cnusmsn Leader of Band, Mn. FRANK tfONTifOED. Leader oi Orchestra, PR0I% ZIMMBII.MAN. SIXTH JJWfUAL. TOUR, For 5i Few N\!g1Us Only. LOOK AT THIS 0BEAT COMPANY, Miea VIRGINIA. HOWARD, iho' accomplished and. celebrated Versatile Acsre a and Tragedienne, \Leading Lady,\ from the -ew York Theatre, lira. T. A. Ores?, Juvi'ailu Lady fruro. the Arch St., Theatre. FMum<.jph>a Miss Doly Piiie. \Buubrute from the Boston Theatr=. Mrs. S. A. Baiter, \lei Old Woman,\ from theCheat- BUt St. Tnoatre, Philadelphia. IIIBS Anna Montford, fmii 'ho Boston Theatres. Miss Jnlia Manuine, irom *ho New Vo-k Theatris, Mr S. K.CIIESTEK, \LeuauigMan tiomtheNew York Theatre. Mr, Jae. F. iShcrry, ,- Leadl-!ia Msn,\ from the New TorS Theatre. Mr. J. W. Carncr. from the Now Xork Theatro, First Law Comedian. Mr. T. T. Eainey, Horn the Now York Theatres, Second Comedian. Mr. T. A. Creese, train the Arch St. Theatro, Phila- delphia. Light Comedian. Mr, ;M. J. Jordan, from the New York Theatro, Heavy and Character Actor. Mr, J D Germoa, from the New York Theatro, ''1st Old Man.\ Mr Prank G. Cotter from the Wnhrat SI. Theatre, Philadelphia, Javonilo. MrB. J C. Williams. Mr.,I B. Birki-r, TM'ity. Mr. FrankMon'ioid. Leaderol BMFS Band Prof. O. A' Zimmerman, Leader oi Orchca'ra. Mr. W. A. oughton, L A. Dewitt, Jaiins V. Mantii, ,r. H. Davis, T. Dewit', O. C Lay.H. H, Ucdmond, P. Sidney. Third KightdFfche Great Go- Wednesday Evening, Nov. 9tU, 187» \ On which occasion will boprosonwd the Greit Sen sational Drama, Entitled MARY WARNER, OR THE Wire's Trials. H. SIGMAN, No. 6 Woodruff House, arANUFAOXlTHEtt WHOLESALE & RETAIL DEALER IN LADIES' & GINB' FURS We are now prepiirodto offer to the pnhlio one of the largest and ' SEIEOT ASSORTMENT, OB 1 FURS,, to be lonnd in Western New York, and will aell»* Small Advance ftom Cost. They consist oi tho fellcrwlng.nrtibles for LarUei wear, in Collars Eugenics, Talmas, Sack*, c , o ™ uffs > *«> Wink, Krmtnc, \ Seal Saclcs, Fitch, AStrachun, Siberian ^ Sqniruel, Muskrat, Policy, Gents Otter and Beaver Caps, Glove* and Collars, a large Va- riety of Wolf, Bear, Coon and other Fancy Robes. BUELALO ROBES BY THE BALE. LADIES' A&B GENT'S Furs Altered and Repaired- Ladies SEAL & A8TEAGHAU SAOKS MiDE ii ORDER, SHIFJPING PICKS BOTJGHT. NO MONOPOLY. H. SIGMAN 1 rov3m-t C. EASTLAKU Dry Goods & Carpets. Miss VIRBINTA HOWARD BB Mary Warner. Mr. S. K, CHESTliK as George Wa-rnor. To be followed by ttieMue calExtraracanzi, entitled JEK^Y LIND. Mr.>. T. A. QlKLSls as Jc-nr.i Lmd (liba Jenny t,entb,er)nri(,~.} M-. J. w. OAK.NARaaGranby Gflg (-i Manager in Search in Ta'ern,,) Price or Admission. DresB Civcie. 50 Cents. Orchestra. 50 \ Parquette. 35 \ Seats may be securud without extra charge three days in advance .at Oharl.s T. Greene's Music Store. Poors open at 7 jo'cloek, performance com- mence at 8 o'clock. JOHN 31, SHERRY, Agent. WASHINGTON HALL FOR THREE NIGHTS ONLY. RE-APPEARANOE Ob' Herndon's Opera House Oo. COMMENCING XHimSBAY EVENING, NOV, 17tl». ALL TEE OLD FAVORITES. T HE management takes pleasuro in announcing to the citizens ot Watertown anrt vicinity that LIS Will malie his SECOND APPEAKANCE at the above above named Hall—and continne for FOE THEEB NIGHTS ONLY, During their etay they will pieseutboih tho Legiti- mate ana Sensational Dramas—in th»t cnrefai and earnest manner that baa given this Company tho reputation of beini-tho best Company traveling. For Bariionlars See Programme!). T. J. HE NDON, Manaicf. FKBD A. BBINK, Agent. novlOwS BUSINESS CHANGE. Tho dndorolgned hav,ng bought on* Mr.. George A. Sheldon, are now prepared to Dye JTrua of every dUcription, Ladies having OLD FADED FtTBS, Can have them roetorcd to lheir original oolor and brilliancy, Also, Fur Repairing an d Altering; by a practical working furrier. P. KLINE, Dyer, Factory Street. H. BUTTERWORTH, Punier, 8 WoodrairHouselM>kfdO\vn stairs) Whore all oredrs should be loft. Nov. 10th, 18W. aw GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES OP PALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS! AT HEER1CK &. AYERS, LARGEST S'lOOK IntheOlty.jistbonghtfar CASH since th'o great downfall in grcies in New York, which are offer to the Public at Unheard of Low Prices. Call Early fy Secure\ SOME OF THEM Cheap Goods, BEFORE PURCHASING ELSEWHERB. Eemember tha Place^ SECOND DOOR NORTH OF ARCADE 1 ENTRANCE. HERRICK * AYKRS. Watertown, Nov. 10,1870. tf HORSE BLANKETS. TenEyck ) Utley&C0j 8UCCESSOR3 TO H. & E. P. COOPEB, NO. 2 IKON BLOCK. 300 Pairs Horse BIankets >: AND PRICES! novli'tf nTftAYEU—Turee Yearling Heifers havo O strayed into my fyemiscs near what is known as the Five (Jomej-a. The owner can have them on p<-ovine; property an'! pavinir ax- penses. PWTER CHAWBBKLAIN LeHay, Nov. 3,1870, w3 T\R RUSSELJCJ J. WHITJG, ANALYTICAL PBTSlClAI Can be consulted athii office,MfoUpwi; UTICA, BAUTS HO PKL. Tnndar and Wefl nes iti J day the .M a vi 4th of Janunty ««=»w#i ROME. STAShVtX HALL, Friday tho Bin of il January. > V7ATERTOWN. KIRBY HOOTE, Saturday and , Sunday, the 7th and 8th of jAnaary vm ADAMS, OOOPSR HOUSE, -Monday the 9th off 1 Janu-iry. J ONEIDA. .v^Bt SHOTBL.Tiieaaay.thelOthdt.'l J»nn*ry. ' Dr.Whhe trorua successfully Scrofula, HinDJa fever Sores. Ulcers, Paralysis, RheaSnatisia, W*ki Nervous MaladreB,Female Difficulties, Diwosef *i tbeLnngs, Throat, Heart and Liver, Siseuet eftf-* Kidneys. Kunning from the Ears.InflammatJofl of n Eyes, and all forme of Catarrh. The above diseases fre maki) » speciality. < ornctaco Is founded on truth, of fweoty-nvs »« (tanding; differs from all others, No trifling wlf trarnan oxiston6e, aacrlnclnglife by experiment. Wfl| snow, when we examine a psttoht,.the cause of .lM| liseftso, nnd remedies to removeit.not by guesitaf, 1 'iht by Knowledge. ' a Consultation* areiroo. Principal Offlw, Vo. K04 FmjMIji Street,Buffalo,, »here nil lottora nhonld be directed. »cl~\\ J Harness & Carriage Trimming| G KORGB-H MBiO'SR Solicits the p»trdr,»Jt« oj thooi*.i* MM '»f WV.«-to yi fi'l v!.~.'nliyii'/d wlM Kim•mt' b * <v irit 'it dii.-uilltv and '•lw»Btyi«ll nqui' fiviyli f.i« -.it\. Ut'lfttil *ee. S \0 ot«l Otm, PicuHo\ Pion9q-i-ire, wylQfl
