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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-09-24
Pulmonary Consumption CurabIe Disease.
Il CARD.
To Consumptives.

The undersigned having been restored to health in "A
few weeks, by very simple remedy after having suf,
fered several years with lang Affection and
that dread disease, Ccnsumption-is snxous to make
known to his feIIow-suierers the means Of cure
To all who desire it, he will send copy Of the pre-
scrption used free Of charged with the directions for
preparing and using the same, which they will find a
sure cure for CONSUMPTION, As1HaA, BEoycHITis
CoUGHs, Colds &C. The only object of the advertise:
in sending the Prescription is 10 benefit the adfed
and spread information which he conceives inval
uable and hehopes every Sufferer will try his remedy
as it will cost them nothing, and may prove blessing
artes wiehjng the prescription " Ii please address
REV EDw4a A. WnsoS Wiiiiamsburgh,
Mimi Kings Co., New York.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-09-24
In Justice Court.
II. c. C,t,sr, ps. Ssrer chcsaeson

II. 9. L'ltsf, Us. Nstsr L1csteson
IOWA COUNTY, 90
Town Of Iidgeway.
To SEVER CHEsTLEsos.
YOU are hereby notified that a warrant Of attach
nfent has been issued against you and your prop
eTty attached to satisfy the demand Of H. G. Gutter
amounting to eighteen dollars ard twenty -ur cents
ISIS Y-lO) Vow unless you appear Def Aexand.
Campbell Justice Of the Peace for said county, at
his office IN said town he 18th day Of October, IS 3
at Il O'clock no0n judgement will be rendered against
you and your property sold to pay the debt
Dated this 9th day Of September, A. u. 1868.
nZw3p II. G. CUTLER, Plaintiff
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-09-24

much butts. We are jest now ez party,
ingaged in the delightful work Nv split
tin up the Union in2 parts as per Val
landigham. josef your behint the age.
You see, Josef, We wuz fer the Union,
wun and indivizable jest so long ez the
democracy, wich wuz mostly lokated
Sowth, he'd controle wv sed Union. In
them days Moo England wuz under.
Then things changed. Moo England
spred over the West. and Their wuz dan.
ger Nv losin the controle. To check 'em,
we commenst legislatin; Justly repeelin
the Compromise, so that they might
take niggers there, if they Good git in
fast enuff.. That wuz failyer, then We
desided that the Constitooshun perfected
slaiyry, and that they Good go Their any
how Still Moo England beet us, elect
in Abolition President, and we bolt
ed 50 that We Good git shet NV Moo Eng
land And that's what's the wars
about
SEX Josef, seq he, Petroleum, to me
it doth seem that all thet's left nv the
Democracy to which lwunst belonged is
the nain. = "a
(Which sentenshusly replide, "itair"
!, SEE Josef, seq he, petroleum, can t
| git it through me. Eff / had stayed at
home, perhaps | might hev took these
changis down wun at time, but at wun
dose it is 2 much. Therefoar, Petrole-
UNI, consider me owt The old flags
good enuff for me, I thank you, and
Androo Jaxon wuz abowt the style NV a
Dimekrat you mite bet yer bottom dol
lar on. [ repoodiate the hull ont. [
don't like egg shells, ner nuthin wut
amt got no meet into it, by which strik :
in mettyfor | meen to say tibet party
that hez disposed Nv its principles and
lives on empty naim amt the assosia-
shen fer eny body but low graid nv
skoundrels, such ez wood garrote the
Goddis Nv Liberty for the white cotton
mite gownds she's piktorelly represented
as wearln. Petroleum, adoo'
:; < x
The next day he enlisted I saw him
depart with bloc kote on. Ez he had
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-09-24

WISCONSIN REGTMENTs.-On the 18th
inst. the I'd Wisconsin cavalry and the
10th and 18th infantry were at Vicks-
burg. The 8th was at Black River un-
Gen. Sherman. The 14th and 18th
were at Natchez, and the 18th and
23d at New Orleans.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-09-24

A TIGHT FIT.-The Dubuque Times
says there are only about 5000 men en-
rolled in the first class in it's District,
and the number drafted from it is Just
5000. Won't there be some squirming
there.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-09-24

New RoN-CLADs.-Eighteen new
iron clads for our navy have been
launched within a short time. Some
of them are dustined for special service
in the Southern rivers, being so con-
structed with double bows as to render
the navigation of shallow rivers, inlets,
&c, at once Easy and rapid. When the
sea forts are taken, this kind of craft
can penetrate into the very heart of
the cotton States, destroying the en-
emys communications and otherwise
rendering him powerless for any kind
of warfare. The navy yards are pre-
pairing for the new fleets of large iron
clads for sea service.
Pan Mobile FRATRUM.-When Val
landigham arrived at Windsor, opposite
Detroit, the first man to rush over into
the arms of the vile traitor whom the
rebels have sent North to run as can
didate for Governor of a loyal State, was
WILDER F Story, editor Of the Chicago
Times.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-09-24

The Union men of Winnebago
opened the campaign on the 18th by a
rousing meeting at Oshkosh It was
the largest political meeting ever held
ia the city, from 5000 to 5000 being
present.
Speeches were made by Hon JAS r
DooLTTTLE and Hon. t. O. HOWE, Uni
ted States Senators Col. FAIRcHrLD, Of
the Iron Brigade, the Union candidate
for Secretary of State GEORGE GRAY
Esq, and others.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-09-24

The next day he enlisted I saw him
depart with bloc kote on. Ez he had
dent a dollar that Good borer, / was
rejoist to see him go. Respectfully,
PETROLEUM Y. Nasty.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-09-24

The BELLINGER CAsE-Maior Glow
ME, Of the Both Regiment has made an
investigation Of the recent ARRAY at New
Lisbon, and has reported nine soldiers
Of Company c, including a sergeant and
corporal, implicated in the affair Gen,
Pope has requested the Governor to give
the soldiers trial by the civil authori-
ties, and has directed Col. Dill to deliv-
er them up. The sheriff Of juneau Co.,
has been charged with visiting Camp
Randall for six Of the accused.
Here is a case which the military au-
thorities see the propriety Of turning
over to the Courts, and they accordingly
do SO. Their action shows how baseless
is the cutlery that our liberties are in
danger Of usurpation by the military
power Of the country.-State Journal
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-09-24

Gen. Butler very truly ard point
edley wrote to the late mass meeting
at Springfield ILL.,, that Compromises
are impossible save between equals in
right. Reorganization Reconstruction
is alone useful when vicious parts are to
be left out. Annesties are for indiyid-
uals not for organized communities.
Therefore prosecute the war, bring
every part, Of the country into submits
sion to the laws Of the United States
then there will be no place for rebellion,
no parties for compromise, no occasion
for reconstruction, and clemency may be
shown and amnesties offered to individ
uel citizens who desire them. Is there
any other way to restore the Union ?
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CITIZENS,
testifying OF their own personal knowledge TO the
beneici0 effects and medical virtues OF these BtIere,
Do You want something 10 strengthen yOul
Do you want good appetite I
Do you waIt To build up your constitutional
Do Yon wahI TO feel well
DO you wal TO get rid of nervousness
Do You want energy
Do you want to sleep we'll
Do you want q hrisk and vigorous feeling!
If you do use H0OFLAND'S GERMAN BTFTERS
From Rev. j. Newton Brown, D. D Editor ofthe
Encyclopedia Of Religious knowledge.
Although not dIspOscd 10 favor recommend Pa
tent Medicines general through dsIrus Of their
ingredients and effects; seI know Of know Of no
| sufficient reasons why man may not testify 10 the
benefits he believes himself TO have received from
any simple preparation i'll the hope that he may thus
| cOntr butte 10 the benefit OF others.
do TINS the more readily i'll regard TO ITOohand s
| German Bitlors. prepared by Dr. G. NJ. Jackson. of
this city, because prejudced against them Z
many years. under the impression that they were
| chiefly an alcoholic mixture. ] indebted 20 my
| friend Robert Shoemaker. ESQ. for the removal Of
hs prejudice by proper ami for encOuTa cement
10 try them when suffering from great and long con.
| timed debility. The of three bottles of these
Bltters the beginning Of the present year FOL
lowed by evident relief and restoration TO n degree
0i bodily and mental vIgOr which had not felt for sIl
months before and had almost paired of regaining
therefore thank God my friend for directing ms
| 10 the use Of them. j. NEWTON Brown.
| PhiLad phIa, June %, '6l
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/ Franklin Square, M n York.
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MORO PHILLIPS
Genuine Improved
Super-Ph Phosphate of Linn,
(The iStondard Guaranteed. J

(The St0nddrd Gudranteed)
PREPARED at hls Chemical Works, Camden, N.
j. For sale at Manu- facsurerS' Depot, No. 81 North
FRONT Stseet, Philad epha.
The great satisfaction this truly Improved Super
Phosphate has given 10 the Agricultural Community
gives great encouTa cement 20 me Manufacturer ia
continue Improve If possible his Article but
10 fall back from its Standard and MAINTAIN it's well
merIted celebrity Il has given entire satisfaction 90
those Who have used il.
According 10 Analysis. made by DR.. f Pugh. PTesi-
denI Of the Agricultural College Of Pennsylvania Of
all the principal Super PhOsphsies Moro Phillips
eKcepted) manufactured IL this Stale showing their
Agricultural value, and published III the Country
Gentleman'' Of March 27th. 1869. Moro Phillips Su
per Phosphate contains more Agricultural value Than
any oihe' IN the market.
| The Manufacturer IS we'll aw are that he makes
these assertions intelligent Agricultural COmmu
nifty, and to Scientific AnaIyiI Chemists also Il
| influential and long established manufacturers Of Su
per Phosphate nevertheless. be makes these broad
| declarations So complete has he manufactured sue
ceeded IN making his article Of q uniform Standard
IhsI he gives a LEGAL guarantee TO Wholesale Deal
that il shall always be the same Standard as iron
the first.
| Nor" Phillips Super Phosphate. is sold extensveI J.
hy the p.ncIpa dealers in Fertilizers this City nnt
State, and also other States. Over 1000 Tons wer
CONSUMED by Farmers last season. III this SIate anC
| the STATES OF Delaware and New Jersey.
Change in Price. from s45 to Si1 SO per ton Of 2GO
lbs. No charge for Packages. liberal discount /
Dealers MORO PHILLIPS
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And Parensare looking nhoni III d the accept
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nothing c"n he eQuni io
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WM B. BRADEIRI'S
PianO-Forte Establishment,
No. 427 BrOOmc 81,
NEW N,iRI,


The subscriber respectfully inI ties he attention Of
his friend and the public generally so hIs PA Forte
Establishment. at No. 427 Broume street. corner Of
Crosby street.
Having Withdrawn his interest stock and materials
from the late firm of Lighte 4 BrndbuDs s." ~hieA
firm dissolved the 3lsI Of January. uIt and
having purchased the entire stock Of Piano EoHGs
and PianO-Fore Material. owned by hIS brother Nd
ward G. Bradbury. IN the said firm he pTeIaT
ed 10 supply the increased demand for his celebrate
Piano tOrIes. Employ ing he most skitul and Pc.
rienced wOrkmen, With large stock Ot the best an
most thoroughly seasoned terian and abundsne-
of capital he has apen in hand the personal snIesV-
sion of the whole business Of manufacturing hit ia
lments and is enab ed 10 Piano EUrIeS e
unequalled tone and durGbleResS
BRADBURY'S NEW SCALE PIANO-FORTES
In the arrangement Of our new scale. drown and
prepared with the utmost care, expressly for
instruments. we have added every impfON Cnent
which in any way tend TO The peti, eiiOn oI the
PianO-F Orte. and cOnldeni, 81, hat fsr
dehcacy OF touch. volume purIly. hriilmnCr ard
sweetness % ne. combined with Ihst s'r0ngfk nLd
solIdIy OF fame necessary durability these in,tru
meuts uHeQuaiird
STRENrH AND Beauty" is our mCtto. and We
vite the closest criticism Of the beat unbiased judges
| IN the land.
| 01TEveTy instrument ranted for five years
| WIN. u BRADBURY.
| Az BrOome st cor OF Crosby. New York.
| mhl2-3m
Smyrna times., 1863-04-30

Sl.50 PER DAY.
The undersigned. having renewed theil lease for q
term OF years, have entirely seted the house. having
painted. carpe ted and reiurnished throughout,
Tho location Of his house 10 unsurpassed. being
upoD the widest and most pleasant part OF Chestnut
st.. directly Oppos,ts the Old State House. near the
places OF amusement. the jsbbing houses Of Market
and TbSd sts and convenient TO the CITY railroads.
The OF which all parts Of the city for half
dime fare.
The rooms are large. well lighted. have superior
ventilation and have been refutHished with care
for comfort
We are supplied with pure Milk. Cream. Fruits and
Vegetables from a farm belonging to US, and which
is managed exclusively for the hotel
The pr0prietors softhe merican theirfrlendi
and that pains will be spared to make tbs
appointments Of this hotel complete. and its table
compare fsvorably with the besthouses in the Union
pov.Iy WYATT q HEULlNGS.
Smyrna times., 1863-04-30
Howard Association.
PIIII,ADEIPHIA

For the reiIef of the Sic kand distressed. afflicted
Anh VIrulent aud Chrome Diseases. and especially
FOE the cure of Diseases of the Sexual Organs
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis, by the Acting
surgeon.
Valuable Reports on Spermaiorrhoa, or Seminal
Weakness and other Diseases of the Sexual Organs
and on the new Remedies employed in the DispeEsary
TO tho afflicted in sealed letter envelopes, tree
charge Two or taree stamps for postage will be ac
ceptlble.
! Address Or. J. Skillin H0ughton. Acting Surgeon
IIward Association, No. South Ninth Street Philf
j I,lpha, Pa. dec26-ly
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Steam Dying and Securing Es-
tabliahnMemt.

MRS L. w. SMITH,
No. s9 ". Fifth ST. bet. Market und Arch PM AszL-
PIIIA.
DlFIE Goods Of every description dyed to any
lOr. Ladies' Wearing Apparel Of every dsseIIs-
tlon dyed IN the most fashionable and permanent 60
'rs, and finished IN superior style. MeTIO. CaAL :
mere and Grape Shawls. Table mud Piano Cover.
Carpets Rugs. etc, Secured Poneee and Silk DTssts
re.dl ed all colurs and warranted equul to new
N N.B-Gentemens Clothes Cleaned OF Dyed sR
reasonable terms
Smyrna times., 1863-04-30

The manufacturers now prepared to supply a
large demand with this valuable manure. They
would respectfully 10 Farmers and Dealers
in Fertilizers that the price has heen advar ced TO SI6
per 2C0O lbs IL need scarcely be mentioned thai:
this change rendered necessary by the great
ly Increased of ma erIa and hbOrers. wCll as
by the operation OF the u s. Tax upon manufacturers.
Every Farmer using Fertilizer. may be assured
thai The RAW BONE PHOSPHATE will still main
tain its high character for strength and purity. the
tacturers preteruhg 10 make small advance in
the prre per rather thnn LET It's merits lai below
their iormer standard under the Increased expenses
| Of manufacturing
! It j. prepared irom Raw loncs. aud warranted tt
cunatn oil lheIF original organic mmiter-no burned
/ or calcinei bones used and II Is sold under a
.,lar.ntv from The Clurers that free from
! adnlI1raiiUn.
| Tug DEMAND FOR BAUGHs Raw BONE SUPERPHos.
ATE last year greatly frceeded that Of any previous
one. which q substantial evidence OF ItS high stan
dGrd oil popularity.
PRICE, SAC PER 5000 LBs.--CASH.
! The above manure may be had Of regular dealers
! or ut BAUGH Il SONS,
| No. 90 South Delaware Avenue,
! febl9 PHILADELPHIA.
Smyrna times., 1863-04-30

complete assortment Of Cutlery, such as Knives
and Forks Carver's Stees, Pen-Knves, Scissors Ra-
zOrs and StrOps. &c.
The attention of the Ladies is also cal He'd 10 his as
ortment of Sewing Needless Knitting Needles. Pm.
Thmhies, Shields Teaspoons and Tablespoons ofthe
finest quality. Ironing AT paralus, &c.
Also. an assortment Of Fire Arms Skates Dinner
bells And i'nIs ShOves and TOngs Coffee mills Sif-
lers, Frying Pans Wnffle irons &c.
All the above articles will be sold al prices lower
Ihao can be bought elsewhere. Please call and ex-
anime for yourselves. where you will always find him
ready and willing To accommodate the public on the
best terms
feb3 j. E. WILLIAMS.
Smyrna times., 1863-04-30
HOLIDAY GIFT.
AN APPROPRIATE PRESENT.

fhfChdse one Of
c. w. WILLIAMS &, co.
(FoRMERLY WILLIAMS q oRvIs)
Ii0snty:f fire Dollar Double Thread Family Seripg
Mdcii~e. -. ..s.4
Warranted 10 he equal 10 any $40 or $50 mr. chips
in the maTket.-Will do all kinds OF family sewing
Fos durability ii Is unsurpassed while ios ohespn
simplicity. ease and nosIesuess of action. it has 70
equal. Machines forwarded by Express with inil
directions for using payable on delivery.
Every machine is warranted for one year.
An agent wanied ,neyery town AMI esunty IN the
State. Enclose a stamp for terms and circular.
Addres. = G.,B JONES a. CO.. BOX sSs)
Sales Rooms, No. so. North Fifth Street, two d'oTs
below Arch, Philadelphia, Cut This adv er'seTer'
out. - Fi a...'.f . ~ moves 10
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Hardware Store.

The ndersgned, successor 10 VIM. Wilds. would
respectfully inform The public Ihat he has opened q
arge mud complete assortment Of Hardware Goods.
N the hOnse recently occupied hy /. ID. Hamilton,
Commerce s.. SMYRNA. consislIng OF
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The Craig Microscope,
PATENTED Fen. IS. 1869

PATENTED Fen. IS. 1869
Price only 81. Sent post pnid for H2.25.
Nothing could please and lnter,rt ciidfc adults
Ihan this while the limo IL I'M pHr;I val
uahlc Ins ruciiun II iS - thing 0r day hut "
Iast for years uI'd h"cnc any hOusel od psr'Ha-
nant treasure. Ol no common Toy Isthese things true
The Craig Microscope
'upplIes wnnt That parents have Ona felt, for
soHehng 10 give thCIr children that would DO lh,n
good
Each Microscope is prt up in a pGper b"I with
tulI dIIeCIInIs tor using lahttd on Tie h.I
All pruurr oh Ccts b. used without cling spssi-
aIly p-e;ared hn mounted objects u,c cOnyensRt
md al"ays ready for use, and often ehquirsd fer
Ne have one dozen from among the most Tssuag
Ilgrcs. neatly mCuHIed, Which we wIl >, "a, ysst
pad for so per do7"n.
Mounted Objects assorted. the rate of 81 - per
d"zcn &. II. WHEELER & CO.,
Gcc4 S1j WASHINGTON street Postsa,
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Extracts from Letters ]

"A DIsNTERtsTED ACKNOwLEDMENT.--
Edward Webb the Proprietor snd manufacturer {
{" Webhs Fertilizer. IN the city Of Wilmington. Del.
aware, SAYS undet date Of December 1862. TO The
rnnnulnriurer of Moro Phillips Super Phosphate.
Your Phosphate RAPIDLY taking the place of II
other Poo shaIes this market and II kept up TO IT'S
present standard, Ih"r' viii b" no inil In IT'S sale
Mr. Stokes a Prncucal Farmer Preside Of the
Farmers g. aterhaucs Bank. CamdeH, j., sIys he
hns h,ed Moro Phillips Super Phos sphate, and II has
gIvcn hm entire satisfaction.
CuherI 4 Bro The Iargest denlers in Fertilizers in
The rity Of IImingInn. Del. ncknow wedg~d TO the
uulacturer that all Moro Phillips Super Phosphate
winch sold by them las, Fail was 10 parties wh0
called for that arucle aAd would hGve nothing else.