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FEMALE PILLS,

The medicines that these Pills are ron, S
long experience i'll private practicr hoyc en-
the most useful I. N dy a.lliis those ,r,.urr,l-
the female sex are subject to. They clna-
and cause q free circulation of the blood IN
manner stagnatcd; open those obstructions ~
gins are liable to, and bring nature iuto7
channel whereby health is restored, and II
who locked Like ttcah, restored To lively -
They are the best medicines ever discover
women, When afflicted with what il comm
the Green Sickness, which Two or three i, 30
fail Of curing; and are also excellent for
ion Of tie heart gi'ldiuc,s IN the head ~
food, bad digestion, pains Of the stomach y,
tie arteries Of the neck, short breath rp,n
motion, sinking Of spirits, Il detected unit
dislike To exercise ana conversation. For,
eases, they are the most excellent and sllcce>--
and may DC given from seven wears old 10 sew
arc alec Indispensable for married women
t,H cbiid, dRd ,1i1eT >uch circumstances.
t'fteR, mater pehGtty q miscarriage Bul thA
ways 70 be taken One month after ti,liycrt+n
the BODY ana purge 81! hose gross humcrS iou
retained, generate mum rOHs diseases and re
u healthy ali their lives and therefore
f4,ii by All women, mt tlr ace OF forty-fy
prevent those disorders which usually arc
chat time
These Pills have likewise been found
remedy, either for men I women. in all hr y
hy9'erlt or Fappurish disorders, ior hey ant
9tt'iiSFli Tue nerves, throw oii all gross hunvr
ing to melancholy, iuvigoratg the sinking mo-
cause nm universal chccriElncse in The bed
The above Pills are manufactured Wi
hands | put them in boxes, seal them, al
10 you, all Under my own ulcryisiol, alonc
say % y'u that, from the long prdtt',.t a
which have had Of tie medicines If WIN
cunlpps' q, consider them The best 4, ma
'etorc The pee Pile.
No glowing hand bill announces thcir
:s"cciYihg advcrtiscmrut porsnades you ~. 7
1t Is simply an announcement from me-, in ~
y form 81 feeling. ] am my own agcn1od
! soils my Fills. and, Of course there Is bl
pe uiadr. And to those who are in nee
inc Tor Which these PiiIs are rccon,mcn
hem they will not only find them what Tn !.
'ncnGcd Il h., bu, viii save ST. cents. ID y
! iii Of this kind sold less than one inlhr\9
yon have bought Ole box, you can buy n'ip'
| tam yoursel,, for will each box, is a ul--
| II ~ how II make them in All eases.
! s&ss Each hGX contains forty Pills. viii
| SOS, and is sealed up i'll their directions. ,
| 'ND Price: 10 cents por box postage raidh
! fSo Any person sending lie One Dollar -
| tel' stamps, will receive postage paid, nil
! articles, he Books, CHAT Pills
| All letters 10 be addrcssec to- DR. ROBTVN
| 2l3. Chicago III. n22-"m
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Judicial Election.

NTetice is hereby given, that election Will H. held
~ in the several towns warts aud election pgescincts
the SrAre WISCONSIN, Tuesday the seventh day
April next, fr oslSf J9stiosef ts Siprsae oort In
the If wears, in place Of Luther Dixon whose
terri Of office viii expire the FIRST day Of June A.
u. Se2.
Said election to be conducted cnvasse and re-
turns maie according to law.
In witness whereof have hereunte SCI my hand.
ESeal and AFFIXED the Great Sea-, Of the Stase at the
Capitol in Madison, this ninth day of Fcbr,,
Ay, A. D. 1866. JAMES I. LEWIS.
Sr<rsIIrg Qf Slats.
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Notice.!

ATo'ice is hereby gvcn that my wife Harriet has
N left my bed and board without inst prov
Ocasion, aud ali persons warned against lGrboru
or trusting her ON my account | am determined
net 10 pay amy debts OF her contracting
GEORtiE MIZEN,
Town VI RidEevay. Iowa County, via
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NOTICE.

To be sold cheap for cash or
fire-wood, "A certificates the value
of one half Of any one Of Singers
Sewing achines. Apply at
THIS OFFICE.
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The Confessions and Experiences
or A NERVOUS INvALn

Published for the benefit and cauo 10 young
men, and athirs who suffer from Nervous Debility,
Early Decay, and their kindred ailments supplying
the means Of sef-cure BY who has cur'a himself
after being victim of misplaced confidence in >.A~
humbug aud quakery. Byenelosing postpaid
ed envelope, single copies may be had OF the
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Fsq., Bedford, Kings G Is
NV York p2clv
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Ayers Cherry PeCtural,

FOR THE RAPID CURE OF
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, HIOarSeMros,
Group, From, hltis, IncipieMt Con
sumption, and for the Relief
OF COMsUmp tive Patients
Ina advanced Stages
OF the Disease.
This ID a remedy universally known to snrpass any
other for the of throat and hung complaints that it
is useless here publish the evidence Of its virtues Its
unrvalled excellence for coughs and cods AVID its truly
wonderful cures Of pulmonary disease nave made il
known throughout the civilized nations Of the eaIth
Few are the communities, or families, among them
who hay~ not personal experience Of its effects
living trophy in their mids of its victory tho
subtle and dangerous disorders Of the thr0a and lunga
AZ all know tbs dreadful haity Of these disorder ar
As thew know too the effects OF his remedy
do mo.n than 10 them that has all 80
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CA.THART TIL
PILLS.

diseaee A cold settles somewhere il the body and oh
ssrnca it's natural functions These, u not rel!eFeo,
react anon themselves aud the surrounding organs, pro-
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Statements from leading pliye"iana in some ct tho
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ln her hair After rhill was cured she also tried
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This new work is intended to show. a.,
lighr that may be plainly understood ~, aT
one, that This important subject lics W.
hands Ofthe husband and wife, and NAV Lo WV
them at will and that too without The rso ~ :
ical drug or humbug instrument of anv KIM "
But simply by observing cctain ruies -"
laws) Of nature, which are laid down WI
do not wish TO he understood that III
originated with me, by any means /; for i, W.
amined in Paris some thirty years or mor,7
has since been undergoing the closest IN,
and proofs, and is now considered, ly orr n,
tific physicians, as a rule to be fully rail,
strictly observed. | would say that with;
FIVE years, have placed il in the hands of N
whom | was we'll acquainted, for the exn,c
of fully satisfying myself of its true vain
seventy different cases, havetknown only
and that was traced to source that could
proved otherwise.
would say, in conclusion, think Tan,
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Matthew I4ISlsrp

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Il Il issrs. lIehas ais good billiard Table. Give him
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LOWELL. MASS.
"ricc, 81 per Bottle; Six Bottles FOR SIS,
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

mas won for itself snch renown for the cure OF
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it is entirely Unnecessary for us 10 recount the
evidence Of It's virtues, wherever it has feen en-
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throughout this section, need ot do more than
as>urc the people its quality is kept up 70 the hest
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nNE DOLLAR will pay r the Dodgevlle CHRONICLE
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Mortgage Deeds constantly on hand and Ter sale
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AS a ranmlly Physsc.

From Dt. 4. II. ti0ttriyH, Mem Orle"ns.
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Headache, SsckHEeAGache,F Foul stomach.
Ef0m IN, Edto M Ropt, baltimore.
DEAR i3U A. E cannot answer Ighat complaints
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nR. J. G. AYgn. Sir: have bnen repeatedly cured OF
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Price rs cents per POy; Five boxes for S1.oo

Great numbers of Cicrsymcn. Physicians States.
men, and >minent rcrsonages, have lent their
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remedies, but our space here N.l not permit the
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Constipation. Costiveness, Suppression
NheIIhatisn, GOut, Neuralgia, Drop
Ry, Paralysis, Fits, etc.


Too much cannot le said Of your Pills for the cure of
cssti,x,ieSS fothers Of our fraternity have found them
rs efcacous ms have they should join lie in mecai
Ing it for the benefit of tho muititndeS who suffer from
that complaint. which, although bad enough IN itself is
the pronenitur of others that believe
tireSS orignste in the liver but Your Pills affect that
organ and cure the disease.
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HaNoRtn SIR: should be uigratefui Fer III: relief
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De. AYERS have been entirely cured hv Your Pills OF
Rhe'eqsc Coda painful disease that had afflicted me
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Y. q
Your Pills have had long trial in my practices and
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ever found Their Alternative effect upon the liver makes
them an excellent remedy wheu given in small doses foI
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Total Amount

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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FOR TIE CURE OF

FOR THE CURE OF
C,stireness, .JGandice, Dy$p psia, Indigestion.
nysra,tc,y, Fom Stomach, E,ys,pelas, Headache,
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hest apericnt in the world for all the purposes OF
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Bilious Disorders Liver Conn pI"Int'

From d.. T>oiOye RH, IF Ne'0 lori Ciy
Not only arc Your Pills admirably adapted to their pur
pose ms an aperient Int find their beneficial effects upon
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rejoice that have mt length pnrgatiSe "ich is wor
thy the conhdence Of the profession and the leolle
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SIR have used your Pills in my general and hospital
practice since you made he and canno hesitate to
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Dyspepsia. TmnurltY oe enc blood.

From keU. J. !. HiHsS, Pastor II Adceh Cha9et, Boso
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-10
The Late Col. &. y. Taylor Of the Penn
s,i,nuia Euckinils.

CorlesYondt nee Of he y. ). 1lioIns.
KlNNtrr sQrAEH Ps.. Jolly 1891
TIE remains Of the noble and accom- 'ishcd Young
officer. who fell At the battle Of Getty.burp o.
Thursday lasi while calamity leading charge over
Broadtop Summit, were brought 70 ths place oa
Monday, and will be buried from the residence o.
ms brother, NJ. BAyari Taylor, on "Wednesday
afternoon. The uulnely death Of this YONG lsr1
created tie most profound sorrow in this entire com
mnnity. lie qa'fio'c devotion 90 Biz country Mt
less than his maly quaii,.e- q heart iat 81 cared
him 10 all WHO know him. and no officer in ih' army
was more t,udcrly beloved by biz men than be.
Co. Tay1r organized company 30 o. s.y'cini'y
under 'hs irsl cal Of tie Pros.den' and received
carfain's commission from tIe Gov mot The con-
.tatv vs. r4i-,l 10 about two WscAf, sad Dr. an'
attac1eo - The Buckiail Regiment under Cob Name
one 81 ihe iri volunteer military ofsAizaioh- tbhi
went irJl. .A4s ais'e. A. 'Ne "A''e OF =" .'''.
burg " wien Col. kunr War wounded Capt
Inyior r~uisiued with thh officer on The hcli, an
thew We're ho.h aiken Uri.oners hy The Rebels.
i,as months later Col Kane War made biisAl1cr-
General, aid Capt. Taylor Wac appointed Colonel
of tie regiment, which subsequently returned 10
Uarrlsbur. nd reof lrnIIed Tor ihc Is ir.
Wien Iu-n. lie attempted 10 storm tie tchts OF
Fr,o,iicksburg Col. Taylor led one u the charges,
and WAS Woar.cd IA 40 place, beside having
horse Killed under INN. lie lad e'iousy been ~
-eyerai eurapemeuis III Western Virginia, and dis
rlsyed great bravery; bat It il not uue, M stated
lis the core, pondenl OF Tie IAiiaat'Dhta Ire's,
t.at Gen. Mcclellan, then Commanding IN That de-
aT'u,ert alilae4 10 him IN ore o. M reports.
Col. I.ylor w4s the youcgos. officer o. that rank
In the Amy Of The POlOua &c beng only little
more tnau - years oi eye; and 1ad ne lived 1her,
can be- no doHit jut tbat he Would laye rrnched
It'll t- her position IN The ARMY. iew leAfs nto
he spent several nOnths 10 Europe, travelling WIN
bis Two ,ss and nis brother Bay ard AID alter lis
return he graduated II The Michigan Unleersity.
The la.i words hat be said v.ile urging hls men
forward werc-" Come Oh, boys, we u take them
m 1ri,ouers" 1t IL thought that he was killed b
~ .barp,booier-a ball having entered bic heart ~
ne raised Ais sword above hl. head
Tie Rev. Wm. II Iuue.s Of Philadelphia Will
he present n the funeral rr0w, and address lie
relatives and friends Of the aecesscd, after winch
the rrn.us will DO deposlied III Tic Long wood Gem
etery. near kcEheu. DE- h. D.
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lse Of arms, some of them having been drilled hut
lew days, and the guns being very inferior, the en-
envy succeeded IN getting upon our works before
more than one or two volleys we're fired at them
Here ensued a most terrible haDlto-hand conflict Of
several minutes duration.
Our mel using tie bayOnet freely, AID clubbing
thor guns with fierce obstinBcv, conte.tog every
inch d ground until the enemy succeeded in ilsnkng
them, ana poured murderous enhading fire along
our lines directing their fire chiefly TO the officers,
who fell in numbers.
Not TIL they were overpowered and forced by
superior numbers dId men 1sil back behind the
bank Of the river, al the sane time pouring voey
after volev into he ranks Of the advancing enemy.
The gunDOat now moved INTO position, and fired n
broadsldo into The enemy, who Immediately dIsap-
reared behind the levee but all the time keeping ~
fire upon cur men.
Tie enemy al this time appeared TO be extending
his line to the extreme right, but was held in check
by two companies OF the llih Louisiana Infantry, A.
d., which had been posted behind cotton bales, and
part Of the Ole Levee. In this position tine fight
continued until near noon, when the enemy sudden
~ withdrew.
the rctIeotiug column, firing voley alter voley at
them while they remained within gnushot. The
punboat Lexington then paid her compliments 10
the fyug foe in several well directed Shots scatter
ING them III al directions.
uere desire to express my thanks TO the officers
for then efficient services III the time Of need.
Their services will long be remembered by the
officers and men of the African Brigade for their
valuable assistance on that dark and loody field.
The officers and men deserve the highest praise
for their gallant conduct. md especially Col Glas-
gov OF tie Iwenty-third Iowa aud hls brave men
and also 10 Col Leo Of the Ninth Louisiana a. d..
who by MS gnllln'ry and daring inspired his men to
deeds Of vaior until he fell, seriously though not
dangerously wounded.
re-ret to stale that Col. Chamberlain of the llth
Louisiana. A. D., conducted himself III very IN
soliieriike maDpor. The euer,y consisted OF one
Brigade. numbering about . 500, in command Of
ten. McCuliou.h aud 200 cavalry. The enemy 3
icss is estimated at about 100 kill and 300 wounded.
|; Is imp, ssihie 20 get anything near the loss OF
the enemy ar they carried killed and wounded OF in
ambulaucas. Among their killed j. Col Allen, 18Th
Texas. Enclosed please find thbulsr statements of
killed. wounded and missing, IN all 652. Nearly all
The Missing blacks will PROBABLY be returned, as they
were badly scattered.
The enemy, under Gen. Havoc. advanced upon
Youugs Point whilst the battle was going on nj
MilhK ne Benz, but several well-dlrected shots
from The eunholts compelled them TO retire.
subm inr ne foregoing
Ifeuualu you4s respectfully.
LLIAS : DENNIS, Brig Gen
Commanding Dist!iei y L. LOUISIANA
JoHS A. RAwLISs, a. a. Gen