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Rease Anaei4en.
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prot. Setr.
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~fungirte ~unberuTener 28eiE ojs Disncr per
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Mar1lanS Hmnitut.

gtrtonen, fpef9e bic AuSfeGunB int Ntarplanb SnFttut
MuSteaun8 am ylDntas Ntenb gef6lpIIrn wtrS.
Die Sanp pom Spale Of 0tefuge witb beute abenS ntulici,
ren. Sd, gl SD nroIin
(SNfp) Wprfber beB Gpnttte8.
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cert. Wtiterp9, ban 4. gtUp, &benb8 7 lltr, In tbrenn Ser,
ammlungS,gpeale gu erl6etnen, tnbent tpt@ttse Sc I4dfte 81
p%ertanbeln itnb. SIM &uitra9
81 Spbr &rduF s. Sefr.
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81 ReInhmnmn-

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Ger brtuat. btfOmmt bic VbtSe 8~eGpbnung.
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Nlarnian6 Weffen0 NanOereim.

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@drnunn.

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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-10-31

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3: Susbtf, s.. S4msbt, 6. 90. S9netbereit6
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GjerDer uab Qeoetarbetter 0erlauat.

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0rpBer &nnb
SStrtbIcbnftS @rDfnmt0,

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S&Seft &Onbarbftr. 8au0eretn.

0a f4 bteier 8erein jeBt fbrtnli6 prBdniftrt bat unb bic
8sarten etmaslt itaS. 70 msrben &Ge, peI&e md Inttetle
men, tnoem nnr npd5 $50 ant6etle abseten perSen.
(SWtp) .t+ Sew Ser3pg. Sefr.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-04-09
FEMALE Pills

me medicines that these Pills are comnos.d-nS ~
lpiS experience in private practice have been fng
me most use1ul remedy against those general c,nI;t
the female sex subject to- They cleans P iiies
anu cause Tree circulation of the blood y.bop ~
naeI sagnated; open those Instructions whicI viz
gins are liable to, and bring nature into 10 49,
ciiahne whereby health is restored and tho ,+;'
VINO looked like DEATH restored to lively co,,iI;'
They are the best medicines ever dsc6I'S
women, When afflicted with what is commonI,. yIIS
me ureen Sickness which two or three boxos' ssoi,
@ VI curing; ana are also excellent for the palnita
soa u ~ .Io tert glddness in the head Ioathng of
1901 pad digestion, pains of the stomach boats ~
tne arteries OF the neck short breath unon ox IIt
di' stnhlhg OF SPIRITS detected c1untenance and
@ - eAItISe ana conversation For all such dis
cH' IlGs are the most excellent and successful roeJS
ana may De given from years old TO sevcnt, ~,
are aleo indispensable for married women ,ofe.. 5
t0HH c"ftd and, ander such ciscs,a stanc., o,,st
@ken atnoer penalty Of nScaqyfaao Rnt tb S e' %
ways TO be taken one month after deliyerv ~ eI o."
Ihe oody ana purge of those gross humors bic hn
relMhed' generate numerous diseases ana ranaI 1870, NJ,
unhealthy all hcir lives; and therefore sbort "a
Ken 10y al women, at the age of forty five or iftT 70
that time Niiy "'tehd them az
These Pills have likewise been fonnd !,
t$ e.el loI men or women, in all hopochrondiec
fre y th o"oullsh disorders for they exceedingly
slreSeh the nerves throw off all gross humors toj
ing to melancholy, invigorate the sinkine iit
cause an universal cheerfulness in the L1dv ' -
ne above Pills are manufactured with INV, 49,,
hahds put them in boxes seal them and sonJ +b
TO YOU all under my supervision alone. and no
i gu mat rom the long practical experience of
con,,osod ri ~ the medicines Of which they are
before the people. '- A''ie MS NO"
~ S,o"lnS hand bill announces their existence or
aeceNlhg advertisement porsuades YOU to buy them
1t is simply an announcement from me in nia IN
est form OF feeling am my own agent no nerson
feis is my nus and Of course there IS bnt one profit
c 90 "uf. ana to those who are in need of med
mem Jhey VIII not only find them what they are recon-
m TO be- but will 80 cents as there is no
l o. .hls klla sold less than dollar and when
you have bought one box, you can buy more mr. mato
tnem yourself for with each box is a printed drec
| tlon how to make them in all cases N'O
KS Each box contains forty Pills which :; tor d.
SEES and is sealed up in their directions . '''' ~"
s fflce oocens por box, postage paid foany State
We any person sending me One Dollar nd f,nr lot
yer stamps VIII receive postage paid all three Of nv
articles, the Books, Chart, Pills '- "a my
| 2l3. Chicago Ill. n22-spo AN'o1' T. "
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-04-09
Molasses or Syrup,
Sugar Vinegar,
Alcohol, &c, &c.

Price, in Paper Binding, 90 cents.
Or beautifully bound in cloth, I Is /"
Sent to any address, Postage Free on receipt price,
APPLICABLE Co., Publishers, 10 Main Street, Gin
nnati
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-04-09
Luther S. Dixon. $50.
NJ. NJ. Cothren. III.
TOWN OFFICERS

SUPERVISORS Samuel IIendy Chairman,
John Rowe, Wm- Owens.
TREAsURER: Thomas Thomas.
TowN CLERK Henry Dunstan.
ASSESSORS john Lindsay, Richard Da-
Wis
JusmcEs OF THE PEACE Robert Wilson,
JAS. Jones, Thos. Carkcek.
,CoNsrABLEs Henry Vincent, Kittle Oh
son, I. II. Noyes.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-04-09
Teachers Institute.

"a Teachers Institute for the County
of Iowa will be held at the Court House
in the Village Of Dodgeyille, to COM
snence 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 Tor
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.
3 Dodgeville, March 23d, A. D. 1868.
A. j. SLYE,
County Supt.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-04-09
April Sth, 1868,
,zz5-The followinaL communication was

gE-The following communication was
recejTed by Rev. Mr.. LAWSON, from the
Chicago Sanitary Commission -
CHICAGO SANITARY COMMISSION Rooms,
CHICAGO, March 10TH, 1868
Mr.. LAWSON, Dear sir We acknowledge
with gratitude the receipt of $500, for the
Sanitary Commission, the fruits Of a collec-
tionfrom the NJ. E. Church, Dodgeville Wis.
We owe a debt of gratitude to you and
your patriotic people for your liberal doha-
ton, which shall be faithfully appropriated
to the wants Of our brave soldiers.
Yours Truly
f. w BLArcnroRD Sec San. Com.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-04-09

nave IN the hands of one Of tho best Ltbocronbor
III the United States large ANATONTCAT SIIt PT
Wo iee1 oy 1our on fine paper, showing ten fine plates
81 me w "snof Generation of the Male and FcmSS
Iaon lIa'e VIII be numbered, and printed sheet
ol tile eefent organs This chart will he mailed most
"sg ptln} 10 ai orders accompanied with SO cents
wlshlhg TINS Chart will please send soon ma
70 the expense OF getting up and the small profit
1r VIII De ready TO mail about the first Of
2l3 '' ~ NODANSON, p. Y. Box
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-04-09
NOTICE.

EDITOR OF CHRONICLE DEAR SIR With your
permission wish say 10 the readers of yonr paper
that will seud by return mail to all who wish it. ree
Recipe with full directions for making and using
simple Vegetable Balm, that will efectually remove in
10 DAYS Pimples Botches Tans, Freckles, and all i'm
pures Of the Skin leaving the soft clear smooth
and beautiful
Rare Faces simple directions and information that will
enable them start full growth of Luxurfent Hair
Whskers, or a Noustaehe in less than thirty DAYS All
applications answered by return mail without charge
respectfully yours, TH0S. F. CHAPMAN, Chemist,
Va s9I Broadway, New York.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-04-09
Attention Farmers !

Itsis no longer a doubt, but positive
fact; chat Syrup can be manufactured
from Sorghum.
Being convinced that the above is
true, the undersigned intends to erect
machinery for that purpose, and will
engage to manufacture Sorgum onsharcs.
Farmers who intend to cultivate the
Sorghum, are invited to call and see the
subscriber. a
SAMUEL IIENDY.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-04-09
=" 4 Highland and Pulaski)

Do. 4 Highland and Pulaski)
May Sth and 9th at the viii
lage of Highland EAST dis
trict)
Do. I" 5lLinden and Mifiin) May
11th and 18th at the school
house in the village of Lin
den.
Do. (Waldwick, Moscow and the
Sonth half Of Ridgeway)
May 18th and 10th, at tile
school house in the village
of Adamsville
\. u. The superintendent would gladly hold an eX-
ANIMATION in each Of the townshpso of the county, but
for want of time before the commencement Of The
summer term Of schools. Tie 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, can make their application during the
session OF the County Instutcwhcn examinations will
be Leld for all parts of the County.
A. J.SLYE. y
County Supt.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-04-09
Oraur TO RE KICKED oUT.-Al

OUGHT TO BE KICKED oUT.-An old
soldier from the 18th Regiment came in
townsyesterday afternoon and was gross
" insulted and. at last knocked down
by young sprout calling himself a
NAN. The juveniles taking the law
into their own hands, pelted him well
withseggs, sticks, stones, &c. He ske-
daddled for home. closely pursued by
the aforsaid juveniles. A warrant was
procured and he was arrested. His tri-
al takes place to-day.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-04-09
Election Returns.

The following is the list Of Town officers
elected at the last election, with the vote for
Chief Justice of the Supreme Court:
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-04-09
NOTICE.

To be sold cheap for cash or
fire-wood,a certifcateto the value
of one half of any one of Singers
Sewing Machines. Apply at
THIS OFFICE.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-04-09
WOMAN'S PROTECTOR.
OR
a NEW THEORY
ONTHE CAUSES. THAT Tyr(l
PREVENT CONCEPTION,
CLASSED UNDER TWO HEADS;
l. THE NATURAL LAWS OF PREGNANCY
IL THE NATURAL LAWS OF. IT'S PREVENTION.

This new works, intended to show clearly, and in a
light that may be plainly understood by ali and ever~
one, that this important subject lies wholly in a.
hands OF the husband and wife, and NAV he
them at will, and that too without the use of az, y
ical drug or humbug instrument of any kind wbatnv
But simply by observing cctain rules Tor I n,sy ~
laws) of nature, which laid down. ' ~S
do not wish to be understood that this TBao-
originated with me, byany means forit was first az
amined in Paris some thirty years or more ago ans
has since been undergoing the closest inyestigato
and proofs and is now considered by our most s,,an
title physicians, as rule to be fulyErepicd unnT Il
strictly observed would say that within the last
hive years, have placed it in the hands of many
whom was well acquainted, for the express nnrnos
OF fully satisfying myselfof its true value and IN
seventy different cases, have known only one aSr
ana that was traced to that could not hox.
proved otherwise w A-''c
would say, in conclusion, think L am the first to
put this matter before the world in n cear lapd
Stantial form, and in a, form that bonc NAV no 60
pretended and appreciated by all who may read ~
book: my ''" Hiy
one-word more This book will be no advertising
humbug OF some great thing which have 10 soil ht
free from 1t, and simply handsomely cot nm book ~
seventy pages, on nice fine paper fine claar r;t
and handsomely bound in colored and pnaneiad -;
covers and will be sent to any one (postagae
closing me FIFTY CENTS. All letters To Ie aSJrass.d
to DIR ROBINSON. p. o. Box 2I3 '''0U
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-04-09
TO CONSERVATIVES.

THE advertiser having been restored health In few
weeks, by very simple remedy after having suffered
several years with lung affection and that
dread disease, ConSumptonis anxious to make known
to his fcllow-sutferers the means of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send copy of the pre-
scrption used free Of charge with the directions for
preparing and using the same, which they will find
sure CURE for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis &C.
The only object OF the advertiser in sending the Pre-
scrlption to benefit the afflicted and spread infoma-
nation which he conceiyes to be invaluable dnd he
hopes every sufferer will try his remedy as it will cost
them nothing, and may prove a blessing
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON williamsburg Kincs
County, New York. -
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-04-09
Teachers Examination.

os inspection districts at the times and places follow
ing:
~ ~ q - rille,) April 9th to May
~ LIST at the Court House in
the village of Dodgeville.
DO. 8 fArena and the north half
Rof idgewayl May 4th and
5th at the School House in
District No. 6, Arena.
Do. S (vyoming and Clyde May
9th and It'll at the school
house in the Village Of
.Tonesdale
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-04-09

ccwhi flour
enhelyd@ y
Slltes 6e eytrkn /
N
dJaunfee
aGrea
smypL a
svblhI (which show. atn
A. L, WINNIE,
s ILL.,
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-04-09
Special Notice.

THLAyrors CowIx and JOHN TEAsDALE at the Print
ing Office fully authorized to 90 any DuSlneoS
In connection with this paper.
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer. (Bel Air, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-10-30

LIME IN TRANsPLANTING TREES. An
English publication says that'a large plan,
tatinn Of trees has been formed in that
country, within few years past, without
the1essof asingle tree, hy putting 9 stuall
quantity Of liue in the hole when plant,
ing the tree. Four bushels Of lime are
said to be sufficient for an acre. The lime
is thoroughly mixed with tn. soil, in order
that it may be reached by the roots, with
equal facility in every direction, as its
principle effect is to push forward the tree
during the first precarious stages 0!
growth. a..f>
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer. (Bel Air, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-10-30

How To PREVENT SORE SHOULDERS
IN WORKING HoRsEs.-An exchange
says:
"The plan we have tried and never
found to fail, is to get a piece of leather,
and have it cut into shape as to lie snugly
between the shoulders of the horse and the
collar. This tends off all the friction, as
the collar slips and moves on the leather,
and not on the shoulders of the horse. -
Chafing is caused by friction hence this
remedy is quite q plausible one, and is
much better than tying slips Of leather or
pads Of sheep skin under. the collar"
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer. (Bel Air, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-10-30
INFLUENCE OF EXTREME CoLD upo

INFLUENCE OF -EXTREME GOLD UPON
SEEDs.-Soue experiments were made
last year, by Professor Eli Wartmann, Of
Geneva, Switzerland, on the influence Of
extreme cold upon the seeds of plants
Nine varieties of seeds, some Of them tro-
pical, we're selected They were placed
in Theoretically sealed tubes, and submit
ted to cold as severe as science can pro-
duce. Some. renamed fifteen days in a
mixture Of snow and salt; Some were
plunged into bath of liquid sulphuric
acid, made extremely cold by artiic al
means, On the 9th; Of April they were
all sown in pots, and placed in the open
air. They all germinated, and those
which had undergone the rigors Of frigidi-
typraduced plants as robust as those which
had not been submitted to this test.
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer. (Bel Air, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-10-30
.agritaltnral,, 90
A Good Cow.

N W. Nv - 49,
tlemqnfsiyesrths7fslIewing result # aope-
COW daHy,f IIH vi q A8 : n
nv J eom-I lhavel butt els !seten
years old this spring, Of native breed and
medium, size, She dropPedr her last salt
the 2sth off'sSa March, haiSVfing beed previous
ly.dry about ten weeks! Her calf was
sold when ten days old, since which. time
we have made SO lbs. of butter. Io.a
But wish to speak more. particularly
ofthe last month. During May we made
from said COW 80 lhsg Of butter, sold one
quart Of milk day, aud used what was
necessary in u family of ten persons, not
less than from one quart to three pints dali
ly. 1..t l', a5 -
"Oh psbaw says some doubling read
er, t.thats yarn, I'd like to see the COW
TINT did that. The sight of her would be
good for sore eyes" I'd 1e..9 ''o.'f -. 81
az don't know" says another, ."ny
neigbbor tells me of COW he, had which
made "a lbs. Of butter "a day, one season
for a short time, during the flush of past
ure. Perhaps she might have made 90
lbs. Il month"
"Well, these are only one.cow diaries,
any how" says the third, ''and the cows
were probably Stopped all the time" To
obviate all difficulties on this score, will
tell you how my COW has been kept
During the fall and early part Of the win
ter as long as MIXED fed my cow good
ripe pumpkins twice a day. While she
was dry she had Gully hay and cornstalks,
what she would eat After [ commenced
milking her a.. t., I fed in addition beets,
carrots, or tuinips, about halt bushel u
day unit my small supply was exhausted,
and afterwards gave, for about three
weeks, corn aud oas ground together, in
the proportion Of two parts Of the latter
to one of the former. This lasted TIL
till about the sixth of May, since which
time she has bad only what she gets from
good fresh pasture. | allowed her to run
III the field as soon as grass started, which
was about the Goth of April, as always
prefer to mix grass aud hay, for time,
before the one is entirely supylanted by
the other. .1,... .u.- ~. r,r,
That is the COW, and this her keeping,
and before long l expect to hear of some
others which leave her entirely in the
shade. But I can't help it. Let the re-.
cord of the best cows be made. One OBJ
ject to be gained is, to make those farm
ers discpnten,ed with their stock, who
think hundred aud twenty pounds of
butter season, a pretty good yield per
cow We have too many such cows
around, and too many farmers contented
to haven't SO. 1t ought not to be.
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer. (Bel Air, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-10-30
DR. WILLIAM L. MORSE,
DENTIsT.
Late of Raltinlore Ctr

Late Of baltimore City,
TAVING located himself near JARRETTS-
I'LL WILLIE HARTFORD CO., where he intends
deyoting portion of his time to his profession,
win be happy to wait upon those requiring his
services in the treatment of all diseases arising
from decayed teeth, and in the various branches
of Operative and Mechanical Dentistry. Entire
satisfaction GUARANTEED, or no charge will be
given. de22-y