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FEMALE pTTTS

1L8 naeccines that these Pills are corrrose5 ~ ~
g1le experience N private practice have been fun1
The fn',i s oy s5Shst these general complaints
1 eit1e SIX are subject 70, They cleanse purify
anu cause free circulation of the blood yvbo4p &;
i11'et Sag9aed epen those distractions which viz
GINS axe lp!e to, end bring nature into ia Ororor
cIiiic whereby health is restored and the rat;cp,
Who looked like DEATH restored to a lively
They are the best medicines ever IiScaynyra5 - ,
women Whcn afflicted with what is commonly called
lle eFeen Sickness, which two or three boYns sedoTs
ali OF curing and also excellent for the ,,i;4
eloh o. tIe hear giddness in the head loathnr 81
To"' o"d oSeston, pains Of the stomach beating az
the arteries oil the neck short breath upon ever
notlon snkng of spirits detected c1Intanancs oTS
dlske to exercise and conversation For iii snch ia
sS' 1ey are the most excellent and successful remedy
ana may be given from seven years old to seventy Tbe1
are a4eo indispensable Tor married women niess ~.
'R ef'ta end, nnder sac! circumstances mast ,,srer Be-
'aHe "''sf fd!y u nsea,viage. But they ought al
ways 70 De taken one month after delivery To eIoanT.
the Dody ana purge of those gross humors whce when
retained generate numerous diseases and rem
unhealthy all icir lives; and therefore shouId be To-
ken by All women, athe age of forty-ye or ffty 10
prevent those dlsorders which usually attend them At
These pills have likewise been found sover.;vn
eieu! e!ther LOT men or women, in all hopochrondiac
$3.50 $3.50 4 aatoTlSh disorders, for they exceedingly
:lie8eh iie nerves, throw off all gross humors tend
ing 70 melancholy, invigorate the sinking spirits and
'"u g5 an universal cheerfulness in the body.
ne ABOVE IlllS are manufactured with my own
hahtS put Them IN boxes, seal them and send them
TO You, all under my supervision alone and royy
say 10 you tlat from the long practical experience OF
WHICH nave had OF the medicines of which they are
composed consider them the best Female pills nov
before the people. $40 ~"
NO glowing hand bill announces their exstence or
deserving advertisement porspades yousto buy them
IL Is Simply an announcement from me- in plain hon.
est form Of feeling. am my own agent. no person
sells my Pills and, of course there is bnt one profit
10 DC made And to those who are in need of a medi-
cine for which these Pills are recommended ana ss
thc they VIII not only find them what they are recon.
menaed to be- but viii save so cents as there is
I'M o. TINS KIND sold less than dollar and when
you nave bought one box, you can buy more or mako
them Yourself for, with each box is a printed drec
ton how to make them in all cases
h1 Each box contains forty Pills whicI, "a ton do
SEES and is sealed up in their directions
H9 Frlce OF cents por box, postage paid to " State
S9 Any person sending me One Dollar enu /. lot.
Ter stamps viii receive postage paid, all th1l a nv
articles, the Books, Chart Pills ~
213. Chicago III. n22-3n -
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Teachers Institute.

4 Teachers Institute for the County
of Iowa will be held at the Court House
in the Village of Dodgeville, to com
mcnce on Monday the 27th day Of April
and to continue throughout the week.
The State Superintendent will be pres
ent. From time to time throughout the
session of the Institute an examination
of Teachers will be held, specially for
the towns of Mineral Point and Dodge
vile, but opportunity viii be given to
candidates for certificates from the var
ious inspection districts. Let there be
full attendance of teachers from all
parts of the County.
Dodgevillc, March sd, A. D. 1863.
A. j. SLYE,
County Supt,
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ry-In another paragraph it will b

H@-In another paragraph it will be
seen that Mr.. ERSKINE has commenced
select school, in the school house Of
District No ofthis town. Mr., ERsKTNE
has committed himself so well as a com
competent teacher and his character and
capacity are so we'll known IN this
munity, that any futher notice to com
menced him a teacher Of ability is not
needed. Those who have children to
send to school may depend upon Mr.
ERsKINE doing what first class teach
er is caplible Of doing, in bringing his
puples forward in their studies.
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RoBBERY.-At the American House
Madison, between . & o clock Oh the
morning of Monday, this week, some
cute theft or thieves entered rooms 2, ;,
Z & s and took the liberty Of relieving
the pockets Of the sleepers and succeed
ed in carrying off hundreds of dollars in
money, watches, &c No clue,at latest re-
port, as to who doncthc deed.
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Select School.

We wish to call attention to Mr.,
Erskinc's Select School. Those who
desire to attend it, will, by presenting
their names on or before Monday the
10Th, be in time to join the classes just
organized.
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NOTICE.

TDIT0R OF CHRONICLE DEAR SrR With your
permission wish say the readers of yonr paper
that will seud by mail TO all who wish it. lree)
Recipe with full directions for making and using
simple Vegetable Balm that will efectually remove in
10 days Pimpes, Blutches, Tans Freckes and all i'm
purites ofthe Skn leaving the SOFT clear smooth
and beautiful.
will also mail free to those having Bald Heads OF
Rare Faces simple directions and information thar will
enable them u start full growth of Luxurient Hair
Whiskers, Monstache,in less than thirty days. All
applications answered by return mail without charge
Respectfully yours, TH0S. 7. CHAPMAN, Chesniet
No s5l Broadway, New York
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Teachers Examination.

Examinations Of Teachers. win be held in the var
bus inspect ion Districts at The times and places follow
ing:
InEpecton district No, (Nineral Point and Dodge
ville,) April 9th to May
q t4 Isl ii the Court House in
the village If Dodgeyiue.
Do. (Arena and the north half
Rof idgeway) May Alb and
5th at the School House in
District No. 6, Arena.
Do (" 8 (Wyoming and Clyde May
9th and 9Th at the school
house in the village of
s Jonesdale
Do. Z" (Highand and Pulask)
May Sth and 9th at the vii
lage of Highland EAST dis
triet.)
Do (" Linden and Minlin) May
Nth and 18th at the school
house in the village of Lin
den.
Do =" (Waldwick Moscow and the
Sonth half of Ridgeway)
May 14th and 18th, at the
school house in the village
Of Adamsyille
n. B. The superintendent would gladly hold In ex-
animation in each of the townships of the county, but
for want Of time before the commencement Of the
summer term of schools The above division of the
county into inspection districts is for all reasons con-
sidered the best practicable.
Those DESTROYS of obtaining certificates at the earliest
DAY possible, make their application during the
session Of the County Institute when examinations will
pc held for all parts of tho County.
A. j. SLYE
County Supt.
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THE MARKETS.

DoDGEvILLE, March 26.
Mineral-$54
Wood $500, Dry. sS.&@
f" 1915, Green.
FIour-S65o, Bbl.
Potatoes-6o, Bushl.
Apples-$2,oo,
Sorghum Syrup-GO, gall,
Butter-@l24l5 ID.
Eggs, doz.
Lard-8, ID,
Corn Meal 90. cvt. /0{I
Buck Wheat $3.50,
Onions-$l.0O Bush'l
Beans-$loo, BushI
Peas-$l00 Bushl
MINERAL POINT, March &c.
Wheat-$l.o0@$1,l5 Is, Bush'l.
Oats-50, Bushl.
Corn-40@45, Bush'l.
4 st- i7 ssts t4 taF.-.- Z
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Standardization.

otIce is hereby given that an election Will be held
INintIe several towns wards and election prcscincs
the STATE or WISCONSIN Tuesday, the seventh day CT
ApriI next for Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court for
the term of SIX years in place of Luther s Dixon whose
torn Of office will expire the first day Of june, A.
D. 500.
Said election to be conduced votes canvassed and re-
turns made according to law.
In witness whereof have hereunto set my hand
fseaIl and affixed the Great Seal If the Stase at the
Capitol, in Madison, this ninth day Of Febru-
airy, A. D. 1868. JAMES I. LEWIS.
Secretary Of State
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Notice.


To be sold cheap for cash or
fre-wood, "a certificate to the value
of zone half Of any one of Singers
Sewing achines. Apply at
THIS OFFICE.
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TIE CHRONICLE.
L0ckL n ITEM S.
Special Notice.

rSLAvIous CowEN and JOHN TEAsDALE, at inc ffln1-
Inc Office are fully authorized to do any business
hi connection with this paper.
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LILLIE75 PATIENT

They are constructed by a frame,
or box, being made of wrought bars
Il inch thick, two inches wide, cross
ing each other ut right angles, form
ing compact net work. This is
placed into a mould for casting the
Safe, and when the cast iron is pour
cd, it forms Il chilled iron body
around the wr"ughtdran, about two
inches thick, which is as hard rs a
plow-point or the face If car wheel
and is perfectly drill pro f, Inside
Of this iron body is attached tlie best
FIRE-PRooF COMPOSITION
yet known, about 4 inches in thick
ness,
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-03-26

Fave n TIC hands Of ono Of the best Lithocrapbsr.
IN the Cnlted States, a large ANATOMICAL SHtRT
~o eet ~ 1our On fine paper, showing ten ne plata
y ne .; as not Generetion of the Male and Femai"
accompanying this Chart explaining al fbs
% ZIG ttreht organs This chart will be mailed most
~bg paaJ % az orders accompanied with so cents
lefSohs wishing this Chart will please send soon a.
shall not have any moro printed than i ordsrod
4"g % the expense OF getting up and the small proa
This Chart will be ready to mail abo,. -. g..
o,s next address, DIR. ROBINSON p @ Rar
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To Nervous Sufferers of Both
SeXs.

4 REVEREND GENTLEMAN HAVING BEEN RE.
STORED to health in few days, after undero;n, iii
the usual routine ard irregular expensive modes Of
treatment without success considers il his sacred ptv
30 communicate to his afflicted fellow creatures tbe
',S % cnre Hence, on the receipt Of an addressed
ne will send ree) copy ofthe prescrip-
~" used. Direct TO DR.. JOHN NJ. DAeNAL 1855 Fulton
S''' Ot0OSlyn, New YORK n2a-ly
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WOMAN'S PROTECTOR.

This new workis intended to show clearly and IN :
night that may be plainly understood by all and every
one that TINS important subject lies wholly in The
hands OF the husband and wife, and may be -
them at VIII, and that too without the use Of anv -
lcal drug or humbug instrument OF any kind xyhstnH
But SIMPLY by observing cetain rules Tor ! NAV -
laws OF nature, which are laid down. ~ "S
do not wish TO be understood that this Tb.o
originated with me- BY any means for ii was first er
ainlned III Paris some thirty years more ago and
hes since been undergoing tie closest investratjnn
and proofs and IS now considered By our most scien
tine physicians as rule to be fully relied mon -
strictly observed would say that within tbe ias,
I'VE years have placed it in the hands of manv Win
whom was We'll acquainted, for the express nnrnos.
OF fuily satisfying myself of its true value and A.
seventy different cases, have known only one faiIra
ana that was traced to a that could not b"ys
proved otherwise. 49, nav"
would say in conclusion, think am the first to
put this matter before the world in clear and srb
Stantial form, and in form that bo6e NAV he go
pretended and appreciated 10y all who NAV read nv
book. 5 AeAo ny
One word more This book Will be no advertising
hunbug of some great thing which have 10 ,ei hi
free from it, and simply handsomely GOT nm hook ~
seventy pages, ON nice fine paper fne clear nr;r.
and handsomely bound in colorei and enamelnd baart
covers and will be sent TO any one (postaa eaid( -
closing me FIFTY CENTS All letters 10 IL addrsssaa
to DR. ROBINSON. ?. Q. Box 213
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Examinations of Teachers. VIII be held in the var
inspec; Districts The times and places follow
e..
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THE LATEST rR1UmPHs OF LILIES SAFES.

New York Nov 10 Pear Sir safes we boz
raenty
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-02

Advices from Fort Gibson to the 24th
says, Gen. Blunt, with 5000 men and
l2 pieces of artillery, ceos.ed the Arkan-
sas river on the 23d but the enemy de-
cllned battle and fell back. The rebel
force was estimated at 10000. There
was considerable sickness at Fort Gibson,
but few deaths. Small pox prevails to
some extent among the Indians 10 that
neighbo,hood, Fort Scott on the 2sth
that Blunt had battle and had been
whipped with loss OF 800.
FogT MONROE, Sep.'1.
Col. Onderdonk aud the 9Th Pa. cav
airy and Lit. Col. Lewis with an expcdi-
ton. left Williamsburg on the Goth inst,
and pushed through to New Kent c.
H., directly to Bottom bridge, at the
latter place one rebel regiment OF in-
tantry in ritle-pits was found which was
Immediately made and the rebels driven
across the bridge, which they took up
behind them. We lost one killed and
one wounded. The enemy left four dead
on the ground, one officer, one Sergeant
and two men. They also carried off a
number VI their dead The bridge be-
ing rendered impossible, and the object
Of the expedition being entirely accom-
pIished, our troops returned with much
valuable information of tie eneiny's force
and movements in the vicinity Of Rich
mond.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-02
Pittsburg, IT. Wayne Il Chicago
II ALL u q a -.

WARS RUN FROM CHICAGO TO PITTSBURG
~ without change. connecting with the great
TENNsyL VdNA CEN7RAL RAILROAD
New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Wash
layton city, and all the interior towns OF Pom
yivania, Now Jersey, New York, Maryland, Ac.
Merchants by taking this rontc, vii, haye tho
sivantaeeo OF all the cnstcrn markets Mt no sddi-
tional cos:.
Baggage checked through.
Trains leave tho Depot, Canal street, west eide.
Chicago, daily on the arrival of trains FROM thu
3 est and Northwest.
Connecting at Crsstiinc with Cleveland h Lake
shore X. X. to Dunkirk, Buffalo, Niagara Falls,
Sew York and Boston, and all the interior
towns OF New England, via New York Central
and New \ ork h Erie Railroads. Also south to
Columbus, GAINESVILLE, Newark, Mount Vernon,
steubenvillc and Wheeling, and interior towns
Of Ohio and Virginia.
The abovo trains connect At Forest with trains
On Mad River Road to Springfield, Urbano, Day
con and Cincinnati. Afro with trains at Lima for
Dayton and Cincinnati direct:
Fare ~ lev ~ any other R 0utos
Passengers bound enst will find this route both
pleasant ARD agreeable, passing through many Of
the largest and finest cities in the United States.
PAssongors arriving at Chicago en- any Of the
roads, will find attentive cheek agents at tho de-
pots TO receive checks and convoy baggage free #
charge 9 the Pittsburg and Oh icago cars. Slsep-
ing cars accompany each train.
Tickets for sale nj all the principal ticket on
ees in the West and at the Company's office cor
yer Of Randolph and Dearborn streets, or At the
Depot, West side, Chicago.
Reparticnlar to ask for tickets by Fort Wayne.
DAN. w. BOSS,
Wsn1 Western Passenger Agent, Chicago.
). II. MoeE =, Com. and Gent Ag't, Chicago.
Freight ~ all kinds will be carried from Chica-
"a 10 All points East At all tiincs ut as low rates
anv othsY Railroad route seD2y-dtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-02

H8ApQU ABYRns MURRAY DisrRicT ~ lowA,I
SURsssFDEcn OvSlCs.
DAvsspost, Iowa, let Ssptsmbss, 1868.
CEAIRD PROPOSALS.. IN DUPLICATE,
- for Subsistenes, Will be received ~ this Office
until Tuesday, tbs 18th day Of Soptsss her,
Isss, 1t IL NJ, FOR tho furnishing IT sny amount Of
rstisns, - they may bo required, weekly. for the
subs'stsncs 81 TROOPS. 81 Davenport, in sny num-
Der varying from one hssdrsd to I've Thousand.
consisting Of the following articles In tho psopor-
ton set opposte them :.
Pork and bacon at the rate Of three quarters Of .
pound per man.
Fresh beef ~ the rate Of one pound and qsarter
par man.
Beans OF peas u the rate Of fifteen pounds per
kice or boniny st the rate Of ten POUNDS per ono
hundred men
Coffee st the rate Of ten pounds per ous hundred
men.
Tea at the rate Of one pound aud eight ounces
per one hundred men.
Sugar 1t the rate % fifteen pounds per ono hun
deed men.
Vinegar at the rate Of four quarts per ons hun
dred men.
Candles NJ tho rate Of one pound and four ounces
per one hundred men.
Soap at tho rate IF four pounds Per one hundred
mon.
Salt 1t the rate Of three pounds and twelve cusces
per one handred men.
Pepper st the rate Of four ounces per one hundred
men.
Potatoes ut the rate Of thirty pounds per one
hundred men.
Mclasses at the rate clone quart per hundred
men.
The bidders must he present wh.n the bids arc
opened. The contract viii he made with tho
person who shall produce the required articles on
the lowest proposal. In the eon;rsctst expressly
provided mat they shalt hs terminated OF any
lime which the Co.rmissary General may direct,
o. other officer authorized, that no member of
Congress no officer or agent Of the Government,
or any person employed in the public service
SHAH DC cdfn,tted to any share n the contract or
benefits arising therefrom. An oath of allegiance
will be required from each bidder, and bis abi,i
~ to perform the contract shown by tho sigma
ture Of tworerponsihie hondslnen.
This Contract to continue from month TO month
until IL may be determined by the Commi.anfg
General Of Subsistence o. other authorized Of
6ccr.
No proposals will BIO entertained that may he
received from parties Of known dsleyaisy.
Proposals Ter beef will be made separately from
the tthcr parts Of the ratons herein called for
The on,ract for beet will no: go into effect until
the 10th day Of October next.
Proposals must be addressed 10 Lieut.. Richard
Skinner, u. i. Army, Subsistence Officer, Mill
tary District Iowa, Davenport, Iowa, and should
be plainly marked, "Propesals for Subsistonce.
RICHARD SKINNER,
81 Lieut.. 10th Infantry, Subsistence Oficor.
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LEGAL.
LEGAL NOTICE.

So &C.: :: s;. -: Notice.
SasAh j.. Smith w. Has Puck, Jergen Puek and
Heary luek.
To Hans Puek ,Juress Peck and llessy Peck, Sfas
VOU and eash Of you are hereby noti6si that
Il on The l2th day Of August a. ID, isG2. the
plaintiff, sarah L. smith, filed in the aHioo Of The
Clerk u The district Court for ScottCOunty State
of lows said Court then being in session, her pe-
ttion, setting forth tina: she il the owner in lee
the following lands lying in Scott County, state
Of Iowa, To- Wit Part Of the vest bali Of the
south west quarter of section tW snty four "a, jim
township seventy-eight (7o) north, of range
three g. east Of the 9Th r. ~, particularly des-
cribed follows, to-wit: Commencing in the
middle u Locuet street at point twenty rods east
Of the south west corner Of Eaid section twenty
four i2t;) thence north fifty three and one-th I'D
l53L fods thence east thirty-scvcn and one
half t57Lz) rods; thsnce south iy-thres and
oDe-third 53i1 rods thence west thirty sew
and one-hait s711 rods 10 the place Of beg IN
ming, and that she il NOW In r0sssssiop Of she
same, and that as she is informed and believes
you make come claim adverse u the estate Of said
petitioner in the said real estate and prsying that
you ieht be notified to show cause why you
should not bring sction 70 try your alleged title
il any.
Now, therefore, in pursuance Of an order Of said
Court. on said day made. you are hereby notified
to appear en- OF before noon Of tho second day Of
the next term Of said Court. 10 be begun and
holden on the lat Monday of November A. ID. ISbJ,
"a show cansc why you should not bring an action
10 try your alleged iitic, IL aby. adverse 10 the
estate OF an o said petitioner in the said real
.aie. and that anisss you appear and show sneb
cause yomr default will be entered. and Judgment
rendered ia ereon.
DAWSON Il TRUE,
ag2t div Attorneys 10, The Plaintiffs.
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Particular Notice!

1hre are many preparations SOLD undsr u
name u Bttters, pnf mp IN quart hotttes, compound
ed ~ ne cheapest naiskey or common rum, costing
iron" " u 40 cents PER ydlon, the taste disyaised "
dntse or Lorionder Seed.
This class Of Bitters hare caused and ,riA con
time to camss, as long thoy con be sod, ku",es
70 de the death Of The drnnka,d. RI their use III.
system - Eet continually n,eier The nssnce ~ 81
ehohoiic N.mniants Of the co,st Land, he desire for
Liquor is created aud Kept up, and the se,ut Is all
tho horrors attendant upon a drnnkari's III. and
dedth.
For those rho desire and will have a L;y.or
S'nsrs, 'ue publish me tctiomtng receipt Get one
bottle Ot HOOtlnnd : German fsitters. and
mir 10Th three quarts Of good iS1amdy Or
Wh1skey, aud the result nil be preparation
that w'N tar excGl IN medical sirtue and tree ~.
ccil.nry amy 81 the Liquor B,t.rs in Me marie,
ana mn cost much less. Iou DiH hare al The
oirtnes 81 l10O1iand's Hiiters IN conneet,o.
'oah good article Of Liquor, 1t much le.s py,e>
Mdb these lnferioy preparations sriit cost yo..
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-02

nN AND AFTER MONDAY, MAY ETH
~ 4th, 1862, Trains will leave Wells street De-
pot, Chicago, ~ follows, (Sundays excepted y
At $3.50 N and 925 :, NJ, for Belyidere, Rockford,
Freeport, Warren, Galena, Dunlith, Dubuque
and intermediate places.
At $50 A NJ and 9:45 J. for Dixon, Polo, Full
ton, Cedar Rapids and intermediate points:
At = N for Elgin, Belvidere, Rockford and in-
tsrmediato points.
At 5:30 p NJ tor GENEVA and intermediate places.
Passengers Tor Beoit and .tanesyille will take
tho $50 = NJ and r NJ train
Passengers for Crystal Lake, MclIenry, Rich
mond, Geneva Lake and intermediate points, win
take the 4 r NJ train.
At $3.50 T NJ and 5:45 N, from Dunleith Galena
Freeport, etc.
At $50 N and 600 A NJ, from Cedar Rapids
Fulton, Dixon, etc.
At lilo A N from Fox River Valley.
At $40 A NJ, Geneva Accommodation.
~ Sleeping Cars on Night Trains.
E.B. TALCOTT, Gent Supt.
q. N. WHR1LRR. GENT Pass'gr Agt. nv2Otr