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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-03-05
FEMALE Pills

The medicines that these Pills are comnosad of ~
lone cXyprnce i'm private. practice have hon T,ni
The most ns,u remedy against those ,rnraI
the female sex are subject TO- They cleanse nnrify
and cause free circulation of the blood when in
manner sagnafcd omen those obstructinns vIicI Wv;
gins are liable to- and bring nature into its nrora
chanue whereby health is restored and the uatirnt
who looked like death restored TO livcI, commit;
They are the best medicines ever discovered f,r yn,
women when afflicted with what is commonIy coiaSS
the Green Sickness which two or three boxrs sclnn
fail Of curing and are also excellent for tc nalnitn
ion of The heart etitIiness in the head oathinr If
food bad Digestion paus OF tlc stomach heatinr NJ
the arteries Of the neck short breath pro ovcr, li1t
motion. sinking Of spirits detected lntcnancc and
dislike to exercise and conversation For MI sucb d;s
eases they are the most excellent and remedy
and may be given from seven wears old TO seventy The,
IRE alec INDISPENSABLE for mari ii women jess ,Ls
rim caHd and ,f,.doy sucb ejsr1aSt,orcs ,,t oyer h.
i4hc8 tr gcloIfg at aiscfrriaae But they ouoht aI
ways to be taken one month after delivery to cleans
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-03-05
CApR1cEs OF THE EMPRESS EUGENE.

CApR1CEs OF THE EMPRESS EUGENE
Louis Napoleon's spouse is as capric-
ious as she is pretty. The hoop skirt
is one Of her notions, and on the whole
a beneficial one. Embroidered petit
coats were another ofthe Empress whims,
cngcndered by her pity for the distress
ed seamstresse8 of Paris A sudden and
uuroyal-l like visit 10 London was anoth-
or caprice, causing a quarrel with Louis
and other family trouble. Becoming
distressingly pious was another imperial
notion promising to have second baby
another. But the queerest and most
startling feminine fancy was publishing
q newspaper. La France is the En-
press organ, which Europe reads with IN
terest, on whose contents the stockhoid-
ers speculate, and which forms the new
sensation Of Paris. 1t has an enor-
NOUS circulation, and is impertinent and
assuming. Fancy Eugenie's lovely
hands soiled with ink Of proof-sheets.-
Imagine her selecting, clipping, revising,
arranging and inditing, conceiying lead
ers instead of children, and arranging
ideas instead Of colors. All the pocket
money that she can squeeze out Of her
grim lord is now wasted in types all her
time is passed in selecting editors and
prescribing copy. Some day La France
will go too far, and Louis Napoleon, the
sphinx, viii become desperately saw
age. He will stretch forth his morally
huge paw, and, like an egg-shell, his
wife 5 newspaper will crackle and dis&p-
pear. They have very quiet and eff
cient way ofregulating the Press in Par
is.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-03-05

NEGROES IN THE FRENCH Army
The Viceroy of Egypt recently agreed
to furnish the Emperor Of the French
with one thousand African soldiers, TO
be used in Mexico. \ part Of the num-
Der are reported ca the way to Vera
Cruz, at which place they will perform
garrison duty.
Here is chance for those journals,
both American and foreign, which have
cried out 50 Justify against employing
negroes in the American army, to air
their indignation. win they doit?
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-03-05
-nMv creed is short. Tie

shy creed is short. Tie govern
ment must be sustained-the rebellion
must and will be put down. '-Ambrose
z. Burnside.
This noble language Of Gen. Burnside
affords "platform" on which all loyal
men may stand. It is broad enough for
any body, and those who will not accept
it. may be safely counted as tories or
sympathisers with the rebellion. Read
er, do you stand on Gen. Burnside
platform?
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-03-05
Notice!

Notice is hereby given, that my wife Harriet has
IN left my bed and board without just cause or prov
ocation and all persons warned against harborng
or trusting her en- my account. / am determined
not TO pay any debts of her contracting
GEORGE AIIZEN,
IewA &c Eisigeway, Icvsa Casnss. Wis.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-03-05

A KING FOUND FOR GREEcE.-Duke
Ernest. of Coburg, brother Of the late
Prince Albert, Of England, will become
King Of Greece, and Prince Alfred, Of
England, becomes Duke Of Coburg.-
Duke Ernest is reported wise and lib
eral man.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-03-05
DEAD! READ! RE AID,
DREADFUL SACRIFICE Of
GROTERIES

This bill seperae, Sin amounts to suit The purchaser
with other goods Of the kind and nature, TO the
Smount of 500 900 naSt BE- closed at the regular
wholesale quoted prices. These goods will be offered
upon the extraordinary terms Of, ONE HALF CASH !;
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Ayers Cherry PeCtOral,


Coughs. Colds, influenza, HO0rscMe1s,
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ia advanced Stages
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This is a remedy universally known to surpass any
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Few are the communities, families, among them
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living trophy i'll their mids: of its victory the
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NOTICE.

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fire-wood,a certificate to the value
Of one half Of any one of Singers
Sewing Machines. Apply at
THIS OFFICE.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-03-05

This new works. intended to show clearly and in a
light that may be plainly understood by all and every
one that this important subject lies wholly in m.
hands OF tie husband and wife, and may be conroedhy
them Mt will and that too without the of any med
zeal drug or humbug instrument of any kind whatever
But simply by observing cetain rules Tor NAV say
laws) of nature, which are laid down.
/ do not wish to be understood that this Theory
originated with me, byany means for it was first
anined in Paris some thirty years or more ago. and
has since been undergoing the closest Investigation
and proofs, and is considered, by most scien-
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strictly observed. [ would say that within the last
five years have placed it in the hands of many, with
whom well acquainted for the express purpose
of fully satisfying myself of its true value, and in
seventy different cases, have known only failure
and that was traced to a source that could not have
proved otherwise
would saw in conclusion think | am the first to
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have in the hands of one of the best Lithoerapbcr.
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Dyscnecry, DiarrEOea, Relax, Worms.

From Dr.. j. 6. Green, Of Chicago
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Of women and children
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-03-05

Wilmington D. G., TtE Feb, 1866. I
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practice since you made then and cannot hesitate to
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them Fraternally yours, AL0NZO BALL. NJ. D.,
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Aa n Family Physic.

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BIIEoaS Dlsoriors = LAver COmpIoInts'
From. Dr.. Theodore Bell, IF NesO York CITY.
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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-03-05

Dyspepsia, Heart Disease, Fits, Ep2lcps
sy, Melancholy, Neuralgia,
Many remarkable cures Of these affections have ben
made BY the Alternative power of this medicine. y smu
ates the vital functions into vigorous action, anti thur
overcomes disorders which would be supposed beyond its
reach. Sch remedy has long bee" required by The ne
cesstes f e people, and confident that this will
dc for them all that medicine do.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-03-05
Headache, SIcTtHeadachc,F Foul Stomach

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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-05-06
From the 34,h Wis, Rssimeat
Columbus. Kentucky
April 2Sth. 1868.

FRIlND BLtss:--As there has heen con
siderable OF change and moving of troops
here the past few days. and AS they are
all Wisconsin bows. | thou sht it might be
of some interest to you to know SOLE ething
of il
The word came hers few davs ago
that the rebels We're marching on Fort
Girardeau, a ii;tle place on the river, a
bout % miles above Cairo on the Miss u
RI side Two Companies. l. and Il, of the
5itn Regiment were ordered To Cairo i'm
mediateIy {, take charge. rs understand
of the artillery OF that place, and let al
the ini, try oi Cairo 90 up to the scene
OF action In less than two hours after
! they received their orders. they were IN
their way This was last FRIDAY. Sunday
the both inst, about midnight, there WAS
a dispatch boat sent down here 70. rein
forcements am ua. ion, &c The:Captain
of the boat stated that he had been en-
gagged The principle part of the day in
boating the women and children away.
and that the rebels. eight thousand strong
had attacked our forces there. and that
there had been five hours fighting: our
forces sustaining a loss of but three. and
the rebels twenty sni some prisoners-
Everything WAS put IN motion here on
the shortest possible notice The long
roll WAS beat anu 1T clock in the morn
in. the 9th AMI IS h Wis, Rey'ts were
on the move with two da S rations Their
guns were all changed for new cnes. th e
Minnie Rifle, and in the mean time trans.
portation boats had srriv d. and AT halt
past eight clock the 18th vas on ths
boats and ON their way 10 the battlefield
and at clook the 9th followed The
news received here this morning 10 that
the rebels have retreAted, and it IL thought
they Will fall back by way of New Madrid
30 Ge.. Asboth started at daylight this
norning companies Of the 4th Missouri
Cavalry for New Madrid with orders Il
sos 90 The retxsAs q The lAhsia IL possible
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-05-06

] have just learned that news has com
that the rebels were not eight thousand
strong a. frst reports d, that attacked Fort
GirArdeau: their true numbers are net
known here The 34th is now broken NJ;
two companies at Cairo. one at Paduca.
and two companies, B. and ID, the Iowa
County and Kenosh.l Co BOYS are detach
ed from the Res't, as the Generals body
guard This sets the boys right up IN
their pegs, as this was duty it was tho t
no body could do but the Regulars. till
now it is consider ID to be quite an honor
to be the Generals body guard and so j
is The Regulars that ha this duty to
do heretofore have been assigned to use
the artillery Of the fort and fortiiisa tions
connected with it, allno forgot 10 tell
you that Co. A Of our Reg't was connect
ed with the Regulars in the use of the big
guns Co A ha-ins charge Of guns in
Fort Quimby a fortifcation about six hun
dred yards from Fort Halleck, command
ing one of the roads that leads FROM the
country into this place. There are no
troops here to dav except what 10 left of
our Reyt. the 3lst, and few Cavalry. and
the one company of regulars. Now, the
guard duty c,,nes hard the boys being on
guard "a hours and # "a hours, 80 you
see tb CstAcS BdSt ustit vi odf w
relieve the gutrd, bnt this will not last
10 ~ ~ the 18th and 9th will be back
probably to-morrow As | saii above the
3ith was broken up, | will add now that
| have it from good authority this morn
ing that the field Off ,er- will be relieved
and that we will be sent from place TO
place in companies where we are most
needed and if the Government ia not get
ting good service ont of the Drafted Mali
TIA | would like to know what you cal
good service Ever since we have been
here we have done the service Of full
reg't THIS being the Generals Dody
guard makes the bovs feel proud The
job was first given to CO. b but as it takes
II privates one Sergeant and two Corpo-
rais on a relief aid we did not have doub
lie that amount of duty men we had to
take in Co ID. o hep Us, "a company about
our Own size, SO we just come on once in
ieur DAYS.
The health Of the troops here is good,
the weather warm. There has been two
or three r. r.Siin- ; s.py.r- here tho last
two days. .srything here looks more
To me like the irSt oi June til IN like the
last oi April, there is ust that much DIFF
.ercnce in the fprwariuss, Of the seasons
mere and in WiSco sin
Yours truly,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-05-06
From The Wisconsin State Journal.
An Example Worthy Of Ina tatiou.
Office Of State Treasurer.
Madison, April o4sA 1883. I

Nessrs. Editors The allotment sxs.
tenn il one of the best things vet devised
for the coed of the soldier xad his family.
Interested parties have in many instances
opposed tho svstem an done all in their
power to prevent its Successful operation
Fhe army pay masters generally, have
been charged with opposing the syste =
from the fact that it increases their labors
withou bringing them any additional CON
pen.ation have reiSon 70 know that in
many instances there y too much ground
Tor the charge. l take great pl sasure in
calling attention to one noble exception,
Major Jeremiah FenEa who has just paid
the 32d Regiment Wis. Vois Last even
ing received trsm Major fenno draft
on New Yxk Cor IAi ty-one fAousond
ssUen hundred Gnd SIXTY dollars and 20
loO, ($3l. .76O so, the amount sllotted, by
this regiment for the four months for
which they have just been paid. The psy-
ment was lAade at Memphis On the IA b
inst. on {. e l7th the money was remitted
to me with the accompanying papers in
the most conn lete and Systematic order :;
the money WAS received here on the 23d
and will be distributed from this Office
with the utmost dispatch possible. Major
Fenno in forwarding the money says -
II PAID the SD Regiment Wis Vol In
fantry on the l4eh inst in this city, and
have spared no pains to have the allos-
nent IA complete and perfect as possible
| have long been convinced that it is for
the interest Of the soldier as well rs it is
his duty to allot par of his pay, either
for the support Of his family, or that it
may be saved to him for his future wants
] have no personal acquaintance with Ma
-jor Fenno but | have no hesitation in
saving that he is a gentleman, an excellent
business man, a faithful officer. and n
true friend Of the soldier and Ais family
and If his example should be followed i.y
all the army paymasters, the allotment
system would become one Of the most Ell
eficisl and popular institutions in The
army.
SAN'L D. HASTINGS,
Sta Treasurer
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-05-06

The British prize steamer Gertrude ar
rived To dav. She Was cap. .are': on the
10th off Harbor Island by the t. 5 gun
boat Vanderbilt after a chase Of several
hours She was knund for Charleston.
but arriving off that port she founi it g.,
closely block,ded THAI she WAS on her re
tnrn to Nassau when captured She i
2 o ton i, ron built, six months Old, $50
horse power, and has a cargo of gunpox-
der and military stores. Her clearance
shows her tp be bound from Nassau TO st
Johns. n B.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-05-06
Louisville. April q

Louisville, April %.
The Mumfordsvilis xpedition to Cell
ma has returned to Glasgow, having de
stroyed at the town of Celina 100 UU0 lbs
of hacon, 200, 900 bu.xwheat and corn =
100 bbls-esicl1'el- w;hiskey and -four, and
a quantity OF sa ar, ten coffee salt and
other stores and 4G boats used by the reb.
els in transporting supplies
The rebels admit the loss of 80 killed
Col Graham thinks the loss greater The
Federal loss was one killed and one mis-
sing
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-05-06
NEW HEARSE,

-OS0S9-
~ he urder.ignsj ne jus. eomn,..ss r.,
j neaaea and beH finished IieszDe West of Chdeare
aod equal not superior 10 any IN thss CITY are pow
prepared to attend 70 Undertaking In an IL hr.nche.
1hS Hearse be had n Al ttrnas -, Am.,1 -,,.A
ons swo Horses cS' -
App0eafioos 70 b Len asshe C.S4nss eAeo
An~ll Pol2t os7s Z 80
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-05-06
w. j. MILLER, SEc'y,

In the town of Leon some ten mile.
north OF us, Mr. Annus McElroy died I'd
OF laat January, aged loo years
He was from Antrim to. Ireland, and
came to this country about l2 years ago
He had been twice married and outlived
both his wives He was . very hardy old
man. -earcsly sick day in his life
AU1in Cour0ak
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-05-06
To Consumptives

-G,HE ADVERTISER HAVING BEEN RESTORED To
l health in = few week., by . very simple remedy,
after hAv ng suffered several years With lung
Affection and that dread disease, Cousumpton-isa
ious make knos to his feowsuferers the means ot
cure.
To all who desire IL, he viii send copy Of the pre-
scr used free OF CHARGE with the directions for
preparing and using the same. sh ch they win fnd 4
Ths onIy object Of the advertiser In sending the pressp
ton 10 be eft the aicied. and spread Information
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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-05-06
OHIO NURSERIES,
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TOLEDO ono.
II A. ENs1oN. Poprietor.


cuisiva,es largely Fruit and ornamsntal Trees sarsb -
Roses Green House and Bedding cut PlAnss If al
pcripsiops- My Nurseries strictly adapted 20 ts
West and Northwestern States ha :. in all nass
ces proved hardy and adaPted 10 shsscgsnSas. RssA
the following evidences.
To the Farmers xnd Fruit Grovers Of Iowa snA 81
joining Counties: We the undsri2a ed having bougA4
Fruit Trees Shrubbery. &c, q D. n. GArEs. Ge0rvr'
Agent for The Ohio Nurseries, Toledo. Ohio. hssle<
1>xfed and found them Hardy 01d frSe 70 ,scsr
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we're Deiis sged n Good Orr.<r sed oas ssst.>s
Trees sign0d-
Hon. NJ NJ CetAs1o, Min rai Peirs.
John p. rYaDs,
John isoe.
JAuses Toay, Lnd9
~ Oinssed. Cottage loa
81. ", Durris. 9ehnoAk
Edwin Johnson- ..
Hen Charles Dune.
Nj G.ses ia no~ taking erAess sor Asavsu
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srRAYED OR STOLEN

FROM the subscriber, living in the town Of
s; i; 4; IA: !:
white srot in forehead She is light built with long
Jim tail The other has little viii in the forehead
and is heavier built. with large legs spawned in
ti.- lefe knee he has short thick and tail
vii give TEN DOLLARS any person who will
deliver said poniss II premise give info nation
where they msy be found.
L. PooCETTE.
April 34sh 1853 1T4v
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-05-06
eAM'L HOWE,
Commission Merchant.

las -sa Water ssree.. Chicago.
COLLECTS Coud dsnmsess Of Gs1AS, FLocn. Roax
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