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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-04-16
Teachers Institute.

4 Teachers Institute for the County
of Iowa will be held at the Court House
n tho Village of DodgeviHe, to com
mence on Monday the 9th 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 will be given to
candidates for certificates from the var
ious inspection districts. Let there be
a full attendance of teachers from all
parts of the County.
Dodgeyille, March 23d, A. D. 1863.
.fo IlT A. J. SLYE,
County Supt.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-04-16

aas-A new thing in tie shape of an
legant phamphlct, containing some spi-
v music has been laid before us in our
anctum to-day its title, "1'ho Song
Messenger Of the Northeccst' it is thC
irst namber Of vol | Of periodical as
We understand it, intended to be issued
The number before US con
tains two complete pieces Of music VIZ
the Guiding star" and "clear the way
together with several pages Of rare read
ing matter Sure this must be the thing
for lovers Of music.
Roor & CADY Chicago are the pub
fishers, and by writing to chem the book
maybe had,
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-04-16
FEMALE PILLS.

y Inc medicines that these Pills are composed'of by
long experience in private practice, have been oInd
Inc most useful remedy against those general complaints
sle ieiale SEX are sauect 10. They cleanse, purify
ana cause free circulation of the blood when in .
manner stagnaed open those distractions which vir-
gas are table TO, and bring nature into its proper
channel, whereby hcalth is tored and the nafieut
who looked like death, tored to lively com1lexion
Ahey are thebest medicines ever discovered for Young
Woien when afflicted With what is commonly called
me Green sickness, which or three boxes seldom
ia OF curing and also excellent for the naIrtn.
slol q me eatt, Gddlness IN the head, loathrg Of
lEou PAD digestion, pans Of the stomach beating Of
the arteries q the neck short breath upon every little
motion, sinking otspirits detected cluntenance and
dislike to exercise and conversation For ali sucb dis
eases y are the most excellent ana successful remedy
and may be given from years old 10 seventy Thew
are alec ndlapensibe for married Women niess uea
Nl!A cAG, odd naer such cScuRStaaces must ,,erey bs
s"@e "tdef peaaty q miscarriage But they ought al
ways 70 be taken month after delivery to cleanse
ING body ana purge off those gross humors whce when
retained generate numerous diseases and render women
unhealthy ali their lives and therefore should be ia
ken by all women at the age of ory-fve or ffty to
prevent those disorders which usually attend them at
L These Pills have likewise been found sovereign
remedy, either for men women in all hopochrondiac
ysteriS or NaPouFish disorders for they exceedingly
stteSel the nerves. throw off all gross humors tend
ing to melancholy nyigorate the sinking spiritsand
,cauS9 an universe! cheerftness in the body
y Inc above Pills manufactured with my own
hands put them i'll boxes seal them, and send them
to You, all under my supervision alone and now
say 70 you that from the long practical experience Of
8 1't, H"' ~ tile hleulclnes OF winch they ara
composed consider them the best Female Pills now
Z before the people. t##tEfs gTRF
4 No glowing handb blu announces their existence or
aecelvlhg advertisement porsuades you to buy them
+ II Is simply an announcement from me in plain hon
j csl loiln u leellng am my own agent, no person
sens my Pills and, Of course, there is bn one profit
u De made And to those who in need OF medi-
cine Tor which these Pills are recommended and use
thcm they will not only find them what they are recon-
ended to be, bat will save so cents as there is no
TN 81 TINS KIND sold less than one dollar and when
you have bought one box you can buy more or make
them YOURSELF for, With each box, is printed direc-
I. ton how to make them in all cases
n RI Each box contains forty Pills which is ten do
ses, and is sealed up in their directions
VS. Price: o0cents per box postage paid to any State
rs ANY person sending me One Dollar Ind four lot
& articles, the Books, Chart, Pills. -
All letters to be addrcsscc to, DIR. ROBINSON P. o.
1 213. Chicago III. n22-3m
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CONSULTATION FREE.
NOTICE.

EDITOR OF CHRONICLE DEAR SIR With you
permission wish to say TO the readers Of yonr paper
that Will seud by return mail to all who wish it, Gree
Recipe with full directions for making and using
simple Vegetable Balm. that viii electaay remove in
10 days Pmples Blotches Tans Freckles and all i'm
pures Of the Skin leaving the soft clear smooth
and beautiful
l viii also mai free to those having Bald Heads or
Bare Faces simple directions and information that will
enable them u start full growth of Luxurient Hair,
Whskers, Moustaehe,in less than thirty days. All
applications answered by return mail without charge
Respectfully yours, TH0s. +. CHAPMAN, Chemist,
Va Ss1 Broadway New TdEs
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Sorgo, or the Northern Sugar Plan

Sorgo, or the Northern Sugar Plant
By ISAAC \. HEDGES, is come to hand
This is a book Of about 200 pages OF
closely printed reading matter, illustrated
BY some cuts devoted exclusively to civ
ing information concerning sugar cane
OF various sorts adapted TO culture III
This northern latitude, and syrup and
sugar making thcrefrom. The contents
are as follows
The Chinese and other canes; Sugar
producing plants Soils and seasons fol
planting; Cultivation of cane Cutting
and handling; Arrangement of Steam
Sugar works; Mills, cane grinding and
Eyaporating apparatus Dcfeotors and
Neqtralizing agents; Sugar making pro
cess Vinegar and Alcohol; Bagassc
for fuel and other uses; &C., &c. This
is THE BOOK for those who want infor.
nation on these matters. Is sent to AP.
pLIcArE & Co, 43 Main Street Cincin.
natl, will bring the book to Dodgeville
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D I e. d.
!. j. SLYE.
County Supt.

In Hospital at Fort ualieck, Columbus, ny on the!
4th of April 1863, DENNIS A. CJWEN, member of
company c. 3lst Reg, Wis Vol, aged 20 years and l0
months.
He with many others enlisted last Sept
gtember in the company then forming in
Dodgeville under Captain Burdick. That
company was finally organized as Company
&c, in the 8lst Reg Wis. Vol, and early in
sthe spring were appointed to Fort Halleck,
swhcre the regiment still is
Under ordinary circumstances, DENNIS
sseldon complained Of ailing anything, but
lit would seem as If the rough and tunble
Sof soldiers life did not exactly suit his
9constitutlon; while the regiment was in
Madison ne was for some time unwell, get
Fling better, he returned to his regiment
(which WAS then quartcrcd at Racine Here
Che seemed TO be well and continued so until
.they removed to Fort Haleck, being there
Ia few days he had q severe cough which
3un6tsed him for duty and lie finally went
Unto hospital where under the abominablc
Treatment Of 1CsIi read teddy stupciied
Iarmy doctors he became worse and died.
On Tuesday, April eth, information
srsached. his fath9r while in the printing
Coffee at Dodgevi!le, that DENNIS, was dan
gerously Ill. He at once set cut and reach
cd Columbus at about o'clock p. N. next
gday, bat too late to see his son alive, he
CHAD died on the previous Saturday, and his
5noble companions had carefully buried him
swhere he could readily be disintercd and
50 the corpse was taken up on Thursday
] and put into. another. case over the coffin in
(which he was buried, and brought to Min
Serial Point when about 0 clock on Sunday
3morning he was laid away in the Cemetery,
sthere to rest undisturbed until tbs morn
ling Of the Great Day. The people turned
sout we'll to thofuncral and much sympathy
I was manifested by them.
DENNIS was an excellent boy--in honor
in honesty Yin obodionce-in all that 50
10 make a noble character, q father need
sdes;re no better son than was DENNIS and
Sthe death of him, has LEFT very tender
sspot in the hearts OF his parents
1 He was highly esteemed was DENNIS by
! his companions in camp, and when the
Sidea Of taking him home to be re-buriod
swas mentioned, the generous hearts Of
sthosc noble boys composing the company,
at once insisted that they among them
2would contribute to pay the expenses of his
i removal home to be buried All honor to
gsuch generous souls-the blessings of a
Nfather-of mother-of brothers and Sis
Sters, will be upon them, and though tears
Sdim the eyes Of the relations of the depart,
sed, this act of noble generosity on the part
Sof the members of Company G 3lst Reg.
Evils. VOL, will never be by them forgotten,
We would further say that the officers Of the,
s3Ist Regiment, and the government officials
at Columbus, did very generously and
Skindly ali the assistance necessary inhavlng
the corpse properly cared for, and properly
sconveyed on board ship to be carried home,
sThanks Thanks for this kindness.
\ The following is the testimony Of his sol
J der companions respecting his character
sand the esteem in which he stood among
Sthem. A
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lage Of Highland EAST dis

sssaasss lage Of Highland East dis
trict)
Do. Linden and MifTlin) May
nth and 18th at the school
house in the village of Lin
den.E 46
Do. (Waldwick, Moscow and the
Sonth half of Ridgeway)
May 18th and 18th, at the
school house in the village
of Adamsve.
n. D. The superintendent would gladly hold 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 tho
county into inspection districts, is for all reasons
sidered the best practicable
Those DESTROYS Of obtaining certificates the earliest
day possible, can make their application during the
session OF the County Institute examinations will
be held for all parts of the County
A. J.SLYE.
County Supt
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-04-16
Attention Farmers !

It's no longer a doubt, but positive
i, that Syrup can be manufactured
m Sorghum.
Being convinced that the above is
le, the undersigned intends to erect
achinery for that purpose, and will
gage to manufacture Sorgum on shares
armers who intend to cultivate the
rghum, are invited to call and see the
lbscriber.
f9 SAMUEL HENDY.
April 9Th, 1868.
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FnRT lIALLEcK,
APRIL 9Tn, 1868.

J
We the undersigned members of Com
pany c. 81st Reg. Wis. Vol, do hereby
attest our sorry for the death of DENNls A.
CowEN, who was one among US up to the
18th day of April, when at abont O'clock
p. NJ he died. We bear testimony to his
character, as good, agreeable, willing and
generous soldier, at all times man to be
rclvea upon and trusted, and we do most
heartily sympathise with his parents for
his loss, and most willingly contribute to
have his body conveyed home to Mineral
Point to be buried. Signed
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-04-16

nave IN the hands of one of the best Lthorraphera
IN the United States, large ANATOMICAL CHART
Two feet by four on fine paper showing ten fine Plates
q the Y: IS NOT GenerOon of the Male and Female
Each PIate Will be numbered, and printed sheet
accompanying this Chart, explaining ali the numbers
OF the different organs This chart will be mailed post
age paa) TO All orders accompanied with so cents
EersonS wishing this Chart will please send soon al
shall not have any .more printed than is or,ered
owing 70 the expense Of getting up and small profit
ms Chart VIII be ready to mail about the first Of
December next. Address, De. ROBINSON. p q Bor
2l3. ~ = - A'oA
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-04-16
HE CHRONICLE
Sy>~-~>-~~-~>-,>
LOCAL 90 ITEMS.
Special Notice.

EAvIous Cows and JOHN TEAsDALE, at the Prlht-
ing Office are fully authorized to do any business
onnection with this paper.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-04-16
NIP THE EVIL IN THE BUD.
Der. Whittier,
1C4 S. Clark ST., Chicago, III.

oHAS for many years made the treatment Of pri-
@ waite diseases his business and study. SYPHILIS II
YE all forms, GLEET and STRUCTURES. Particular at
81 ention given 10 all old standing cases, which were
formerly considered ncurahle Also the effect of soil
tary habit both ruinous body and mind, and pro
luees some Of the following effects =
Blotches bodily weakness constipation, loss of mem
ory pain in the small Of the hackcan be fully restored
to health.
8eH III CONSULTATION FREE.
A7-Charges moderate and cures guaranteed.
post 0flce Box 229L All letters with stamp answer
cd.
p. S-AH business. strictly confidential. Office hour
from S A. NJ until 0 7. N. n2S-ly
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-04-16
Teachers Examination.

Examinations of Teachers. will be held in the var
ious inspection districts at the times and places follow
ing;
Inspection district No Mineral Point and D,d~e
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-04-16
WISCONSIN HOUSE.
JOSEPH HOOKING, PRoPRIEToR,

THIS Hotel is large stone building, well
GzxzIA furnished to accommodate the travelling
4: 3: s i: !: !: VT: -: !:
4s SkSS WEEK furnished with all necessary conyen-
venisces at reasonable rates. The Proprietor returns
hanks 10 the public for the patronage heretofore extend
ed to him aud respectfully requests continuance OF
the same Good stablng attached, and an attentive
aostler always on hand, n2S-ly
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-04-16

This new works. intended to show clearly and in
light that may be plainly understood by ali and every
one, that this important subject lies wholly in the
hands ofhe husband and wife, and may be controlled bv
them at WILL and that too without the use of any med
ical drug humbug instrument of any kind whatever
But simply by observing cetain rules Tor may say
laws) Of nature, which laid down. .s sf
do not wish TO be understood that this Theory
originated with me, byuny for it first ex-
amined in Paris some thirty years more ago, and
has since been undergoing the closest investigation
and proofs, and is now considered by most scien-
lthc physicians, as rule to be fully .reed upon IL
strictly observed. would say that within the last
ye years, have placed it in the hands of many with
whom was well acquainted, for the express purpose
of fully satisfying myself of its true value and in
seventy different cases have known only one failure
and that was traced to q that could not have
proved otherwise.
would say in conclusion, think an, the first to
put this matter before the world in clear and sub.
stantial form, and in a form that hone NAV be com
pretended and appreciated by all who may read my
book: 80 ts.f EHTF
One word more This book will be no advertising
humbug Of some great thing which have 10 sell but
free from it, and simply handsomely got up book OF
seventy pages, on nice fine paper fine clear print
and handsomely bound in colored and enameed hoard
covers, and will be sent to any one postage pa en-
lcosing me All letters to be addressed
to DR. ROBINSON. P. Q. Box 213
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-04-16

ville,l April 27th to May
1st at the Court House in
the village of Dodgeville.
. Aena and the north half
Rof idgewayl May 18th and
9th at the School House in
District No. 6, Arena.
) (Wycming and Clyde May
9th and It'll at the school
house in the village of
Jonesdale. fH
1 (Highland and Pulaskil
May sth aud och at the viii
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-04-16

use
Herring Of Aew York and one mace S nTlne i
Burglars h
le II c9hahlu ou' A w. e"
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THE LATEST TR1UMPHs OF L1LL1E's SAFES.

nbe Safes Dear The safes we hon
through '4e niN i0 S's 80 W &C., PLACE
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-04-16

They are constructed by a frame,
or box, being made Of wrought bars
"a inch thick, two inches wide, cross
ing each other at right angles, form
ing q compact network. This is
placed into mould for casting the
Safe, and when the cast iron is pour
ed, it forms chilled iron body
around the wrought iron, about two
inches thick, which is as hard as a
.plow-point or the face Of car-wheel
and is perfectly drill proof. Inside
of this iron body is attached the best
FIRE. Poor COMPOSITION
yet known, about inches in thick
ness.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-28
THE EVENING STAR.
a SHADOW, NOT A STAIN.

sYr. o. EAIoz
A maiden bright, in robes OF white.
hssses tie are vss E,aIs;
Asx laepr soEe n set Of SIZE
Res chs ugkts efsr e-rv i;itins
soma kE<s there sHSSsa e. sir;
: As stain.s - asths maid,
Bat o er their sccw scene cr,ee. law
ftsod ~ asa cast . shade.
~sse II fr, Ey .h:Ie: ..e eistA sesflse;:"
The ansry fateer cried:
~ln thvas he. No scnht, Of acme poor rat.
acs ls:e .sa nal AZ e yer raj ,iss "a. s.s.-
Tea AT rsEsfs . shs4ov dark
A sA,fes- net . .iaiE-
oAe moved Tie chair. and nov elsewhere
Ts- ,yibs .hs4o. ten;
VsAiRdef~s ngAt, .he~ed Al ~Af White,
Sgspis:0a to rerei.
TIE harsh ., saelt fer deabi- fault
Mas ;o;ied arr pruveS untusti
Ellie be. more nae~s Win .!oxiss ssSSs,
HE o.B nisiAae si-ens-~d -
~ .h.a IN life hex much .: s,rifs
81 iaie nsislake ssysns.
Ey eslEErJ Eow many sic-
fEeESk innocent OF x;cs.
fs- PsEe>t -be~ vii soonest show
A srrt pen 10 lain:
Ara OF; nc fad what vice 5alxree
shadow, not = .sain.
ps.r sAE Q liter may ;hy Va IA Away
CLsViii1S meet tAe hsst,
Ace. -k-n : frvvu -vcFt rut thee down,
Tss e:s=a % ,Tata invite.
shere 20, . shade BAT nigh, has n.ae:
ASG va toe . art 50 s;i.s,
b. sils ut remove. Esas often prevs
The FL. Bs-I ~s- ts- crime.
Yet, R-h. Eril, .he .hsais net Ss.ii;
For E,ssesa &C p:sss Saxe
Can n.yss shsese, BY E;sne;as strange,
Aneels thlag - base
fss shs<r:rs sense IF Innocence
viii ia ih- eF-..t rem. in
Ara they y 90 ssrt esn.o. convert
assSov % . stain
kg- sSsS. ysE. ia.
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SscRgT DIsEAsEsi SECRET DISEASES.
SAA;94RI!AGS GEE:
THE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EyEE CEEp

"Te.,' positive cure for
sososR= SECR aSEk R 4ESEk;AkIESrRzs =.
Contain. Do Mineral no Bslssr1. no Mercury
Cn'! zen P.ila 10 he taken 10 -s-ct . cure.
They sr- entirely vegetable, having no smell TO,
unpleasant taste. and viii not IN Way intIre
III. -tcn,sch "T bowels Of the mos; delicate.
Cur.s il from. two tofnrr days, and recant cases
in twenty tour hours" Prepared ny q sr.dua.e
7f The diversity Of PsnEsyvsnis, one of the most
eminent Doctors and Chemists Of the present day.
SAMARITAS'S GIFT
VIII cure any esse In from two to four days, ~
TWENTY FOUR HOURS.
Nc s1pesErs, So.sk. clzazs .cAaterr.
Let those who have drspairs3 Of getting cured
who have been sorEed With BAlsam CcpAvis or
Nef'"''' sAMARiTAH~GIpr.
sent hy mali il q plain envelope.
Prizes nsis packages 81 Price female packages, -.
sAHARETANs ROOT AMP HERB ICIgks.
ron Syphilis on xENEREAL
DISEASES
Here . positive eure-no Mercury-no Poison-sai
tae juices of Roots and Herbs combined
THIS form OF the disease makes its Rppearance In
eur on other parts Of the body, which happens
mostly on the groius, sad very often sleers OF
;ae month letters. spots carries and nodes of the
ssnet ae. ae. Any AID al Of these SYMPTOMS
sLMARITANS ROOT AND HERE yUIoEs.
,seat bT express. Price 81 bottle. o. bottles
sAMARIfANF GHANCRR WASH,
Price : cents. Full directions.
DESMOND i CO.. Box Isl Philadelphia PoFt
Fold BY g. CALVERT FORD, corner Of ,t.A sna
Perm avenue and by HENRY COOK Alexaadris
Coz EMAS l. ROGERS, ITS baltimore nrsei
Baltimore. oslr-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-28

- The Secretary % iHt-r;o- OF he Arse,
We kepoeic has published document Offer
tnE large Advantages 20 European emiSrsa.s
The loca! aushorisieS tersurhoui Tie ccUn.rx
hzt. seen dI-eStea 70 ssLd IN detailed account.
g ;hr 9Esnttrs AID gusEty Of unAppropri.
ase0 land suitable for tie use Of enlxraats
- he KING Of Italy gave his daughter ,hs
Queen o. Portugal, or her mErriage s;6lII,o
worth OF eweis-,vo necklaces, q dIsd.rn =, :
nesed an eiSnons:s, aad an EiruseAa brace
let The Preach Emperur s-n, her cixisn OF
eismenGs which cost sde,uue
- clergyman being much pressed oy a
lady Of his acquaintance 20 preach a ser,no,
TIE nrst sunday after her marriage, cornpliet,
and chose nv :oiiowIsg passage IN Psalms fo-
his text: "And there shall Re abundance a.
Pesee-whlle tie moon eutUre;hr
- The Bangor Hhig says tbs. there has
been snffel|si snCw ~ ihs Maine woods 70
make II PRIME lcSg lus-Ervpr bettsr-and he
shoplerS have t<eia busy rs bees n cutting As
fs<i IS 1hslr t.Rr1s could haul
~ he CALVIN tarSrd~ has gone the WAY
Oh All eSnSrc>- he repOrt that the las. de-
scenc2nt Ct ths rrfCrucer Calvin had Ne-or,s =
Roman Catholic. IL untrue tor TIE .,n,r,Is ~
tca mai CALVIN lrii &c children.
~ - sShViiie tr.on makes sn lnuui-y
- e tie whereabouts IL Grn- Brayr and say.
thSi- eIaor - ism AWAY frern Narfrr~sh1ros
d. hSs bsrn So EssS.
81 he rs-tGrns OF Internal reyeru4 FINN, ,..,
CnkAee tiiLl ds>1TiS; have thus far arnoup,,t
10 <loI-ase Tor licenses i1ns. A total OF & 81
licenses have ALREADY oreu applied FOR.
- In A1lnoss tAAs y SrS ihiaklEg OF I'm pQrTlrs
farm laboFeTs from EnCi,na Thousands ~
scrts Srs an n, ed OF cultivation, bot the army
has absorbed an he culuvStors
~ The Paris Pairis stats that Oh New
Year Day the Emperor Napoleon aad Queen
Victoria exchanged the compliments Of tie
season hy telegraph.
- The tsvrrs he, prrs of some II The iatsnd
towns OF New Work have hrli a cvay.ati,,u
a"d reis' thc price Of all spirisusas liquors 10
ten rSuts drink
- Nalrh Waldo Fmar.ou was 81 the Amer
'ran llu"'e. Niagara Falls. when 10 was burnt
iss' 80 y "" made his ea'apa thrpu, n tb,
sU g. sud fapps
- The ~ NpFtlsivl, Wrnd..lI rhiuin.
-" w. Ra'H I'9lgn'fv "f The t,r,, lsv run ,,u
HsrfirF Rfpurti. pns
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To HORSE OWNERS,

nE SEEETS IyEaIILelE rIyINKsz
FOX EokSES - Szr1vAls< ey an, s.E n a
49, ot La.seHe~, e-iSa< t-o2 Spr2ses- s-si.ss
Hsroess % s.scle Gala, ScrsseS>s, Na,r~ a. 81
VII slSo cE-r speedily. -SBAsiz a.t k.axs-s.s nay
BE essiy prspec-sd aa< carez In rA-sr snespS~.t
ssASe<. kat enek-E~9 sasss srs A>yo.a tAs paaus-
eiity az r>Aieal care 40 e>se e the kisS. ksv-
ever i 80 tespe-ste or kcsese& suf n uay - als
waited y tsss tsrf1<xt. Az rs ssissfcl sppsis-
Cfnvi8 AlvBrx rsz1crc tie LADr1~as sxS 49,
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CAUTION.

rs .vsss trpc<sssSa. ss-s-ve he ss.sss ~
Iae,sss C IT ss<sAe. Sweet q. even lsssl. -
slss ss<rS<, s~~sss I.e.lhsls La.iD-st" blown
IN TIE sa>ss % .ssA sessse v1tsest vAicl ness ~
sssslseL
RICHARDSON a CO.,
sSis Pros<SssS-s, Nerv1sA. q
MORGAN q ALLEN, Sss>rh Asenn.
q chg street. New YEA
- Sol1 :, aD se.Ie-s svs-yvhere.
nv Nv saw