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The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-30

We have received the Quincy H. Herald
containg four column reply Of Mr.. MORRIS
70 Mr.. USHER's answer 10 his original com.
plant. The fact that Indiana has no particu
lar interest in the subject matter Of the contro-
versy. and cares very little for Mr.. USHER in
di,idually, leads us 10 think we ought 10 &C.
eupy but a small space in our paper with s
notice of the affair.
Illinois makes claim upon the United States
FOR an amount Of the two per cent. fund. Mr..
NORRIS is her agent. The claim has been pro-
nouncod valid by great many able jurists.
Mr.. LINCOLN pronounced il -. and, Dir. Nor
RS said. - informed Mr.. USHER, the Sec
Rotary Of the Interior. before whom the claim
was pending, in written official ccmmunica-
ton. Mr.. USHER denied this; and a, he had
withheld the letter from the files he thought
MORRIS could not prove IL; bat MORRIS, and
som others. had read the letter when USHER
was Out II the oficc. and were able. from
memory, 20 make an exact crqy. which : as
follows.
Hon. Int sell is has AZ SEA presented
her claim Tor the Is per cent. I go not think
u graclou, in her 90 DO - ai flI. time u eur
national trsu,l.s Ny oPINI9N OF THE
LAW ia tNDElG0NE No CHANGE.
j THINk THE LAW Is WITH TIL
STATE. / therefore desire vou o. take up the
case and act upon b a. Yea may tIink the law
g. 4 LINCOLN
Hoa- John T. Js1sr. Secret Z fle hate
Tt0T.
The letter u MORRIS !, llrlc,tl, crushing
In rs proof- against vsHrR. We So, no escape
Tor him. We hope Ter The credi, q Indiana.
he can. In some way. yindicate hi- v,raeity.
NORRIS says UsHER was sometimes ca one
side and sometime. on the other ~ o. the
claim, and SAYS
You never held CT % the ease in your depart-
ment fer over six months, without a design.
when u could have been disposed Of IA three
days II the claim Wa - YOU now pretend,
- sh1dQWy. shystering enc. against law ius-
tice aud conscieuee.'- why did sou not kick
~ out q your Office upon it, prcsenfa-
ten. Why pei Il ald foster II until
you were forced hy an order or - lire
iionv OF President Lincoln a. take II IN
and dispose u is Al. Mr. L shCr. You had an
oJjecf in your procTastinati0n, which under
stood All the time. and " hitch I spoke q a.
Governor late- and others 1 was uuwil-
ling % administer o. tia: object, and hence.
when you were forced % act. Yen had not the
rnanlfness q meet the responsibility Yourself,
hui turned the case over for decision u
Judge Otto, your Assistant Secretary aud
s,Ibor,Iinate IL the claim was spurious. =
a. you now pretend, you could have said "a
In one minute, and thus have ended the matter.
Hut YOU did not think -. - the subJoined
testimony OF Colonel fouke shows, and now
act with the petalAnee 81 enc who lost good
speculation.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-30
The Restoration OF the Union.

In conversation with our Republican friends,
we have learned the true secret Of the opposi-
ton Of that party 20 the restoration Of the
Union. IL is this, viz: they are afraid the
South in fhe UHiOn, will not vote right; they
are afraid they will vote against high taxation;
they are afraid they will be in favor Of subject
Ing the bonds Of the Northern moncyed arts.
tOcracy 10 taxation. These, we learn, are the
real reasons. They admit they care nothing
for the niger, which term we use as his proper
appellation, the word meaning black; but they
use him rs a cover to their real purpose, which
simply Is, keep the South out Of the Union
because she 'front.' rote 20 suit us ia N,
Union.
But the Republicans ought 10 consider tha
this Is somewhat hazardous policy. II /.
true, the South, like Ireland and Poland, /.
now helpless. The iron heel ofmilitary despot.
Ism is upon her. and, apparently, we can do
with her as we please. But affairs sometimes
take strange turns. We know, Of course, that
the South, after having been denied her consti-
tutonal rights in the Union for years, and
having been thus provoked to try To get out of
IL, has no very particular desire H. return 10 il
and IL the Republicans still determine TO pur-
sue her, IS they now do, simply in qualification
Of their long-cherishsd partisan hate, they
may hold her in a situation, and with senti-
ments and feelings, that, should we have a
war with Mexico, may induce her 10 conclude
and rightly in the judgment Of the world. that
as she Is not wanted in the Union, and can not
receive anything like her rights in 1t, she will
avail herself Of the opportunity 10 place her.
self permanently out oft. To avoid anything
like this, MORTON & Co., want to admit her
back; but, still. fearing she may not vote right
they want, by changing the Constitution as tC
the appOrtionment Of Representatives, &
reduce her votes TO so small number that
they will not amount 10 anything of eonse.
quence against the Republicans. The point n
the whole matter with them all is. rrersnt tn,
Soath from hariHg totes till she tvU agree "a
cote the Republican ticket, or else take Gicd,
her right tohGre rotss enough 70 eHddHgsr oul
party rule.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-30

LLOYD q kRRTsOs, in his lecture in mi. city.
Tuesday evening. admitted that the war upon
tho south, n which the lsfe contest Of arm
was part. had been prosecuted for thirty
years. This Il what We have often said. II
thess Republican leaders had seen hung for
treason yesrs Ago, when they first began TO
proclaim The doctrine that the Constitution
was league with hell: that the North did not
intend TO obey IL, and tbst they intended to
trample on the rights Of the Southern States,
guaranteed by II, whereby the south, 70 save
herself, was frightened into sn attempt 70 leave
the Union, we should not now have been four
thousand millions in debt. The Journal, in
noticing GARRrsON's lecture, says:
The second division of his Address was re-
sumo Of the anti-slayery agitation q the past
thirty years. eliminating. as IL has, in the en-
tire extinction and overthrow Of the I" peculiar
institution" Speaking Of his personal part in
the great struggle, and the fact that he had
ended his warfare In being invited by the Gov
eminent 10 accompany Gen. Anderson 20 Fort
sumter, he said he had commenced his battle
with slavery in the North amid brick-bats and
rotten eggs, but had closed II IN the south,
amid a perfect grove Of flowers, heaped upon
him by the people for whose liberation he had
30 long struggled.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-30
what the Pre.ideu, uuu DO.

The New York World thus expresses itself
rs 10 the duty Of the President:
The President must either diseomht the
radicals or suffer a discontinue himself. II
his message Is firm and explicit, he has too
much selfrespcct 10 recede from ground de-
liberately taken IN the face Of the world. II
the radicals do not succumb. he VIII appeal n
the country in the Congressional elections OF
next year, when he l. morally certain Of vic
tory.
But IL the President. in his Annual Message,
should take refuge in ragueness and indecis-
ion, he would lose the high vantage ground
which gives him 80 commanding position,
and makes him master Of the situation. The
Radicals, seeing in his indecision an acknowl-
edgment OF their power. would take new cour-
age. Having discovered that he feared them
that he had been reduced by them to a state OF
yacillation, they would follow up their adyan-
tage.
The President having thus forfeited the con-
fidenee of that part Of his fellow citizens who
had faith in his vigor Of character and politI-
cal courage, he would be at the mercy Of the
radicals, and compelled 10 capitulate on such
terms they, In their forbearance, might
think NJ 10 grant him. The country has mis-
taken the character Of Andrew johnson il he
submits 10 such humiliation.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-30
FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
II Q L I d A Y
II IL l. - L - Il -!
il stick %
Toys, Fancy Goods and Notions.

=
Among the nearly endless varsity Of goods vii be
found French China VASES. Cofses. Mugs, TOY TEA
skrs, Sugar Stands, Smoking sets, Cologne, Holy
Water Founts Night Lamp. Match Paper PAhlA>
VASES, Temperance Tumbiers, ALBUMS, Sfekto-
SCuPES, stereoscep Pictures, Magic lsnisrns, Lades
and Gents DRESSING CASKS. NkCEssAkEs, Work.
wallets. PORTFOLIOS. school Bags, satchsls. MO-
ROCCO TRAVELLING BAGS Mechanical Toys. Dancing
Negroes, MASKS Of every description. LEATHER
HORSES, Rubber Toys, Dolls. Doll Heads. Doll Bodies
CRYING BABIES Dressed Dolls Embfoideiief, Trans
prrent States, DOLL CRADLES. Cooking Stoses, Ba-
resus, spool stands, Paint Boxes, Cross Bows Budding
Blocks Drums, Guns, Tool Chests ffteen Hundred Pair
Of SKATES for Ladies' and Genfs Misses and Boy, la
dies TRAVELLING BASKETS, latest styles; cilllDs
CHAIRS Knife and Fork: Wall Nursing wo-k. Card
Office, Ticket and Market BssKkTS. Table MATT.
WORK STANDS, CHILD's CABS, Gigs, Icy Cart,
HOBBY HORSES, Doll Cabs, sLElGHs, veiocipsde.
SPRING HORSES, BIRD CAGES. Hanging FLOWER
China and Turkish sNoKR PIPES; Cigar Holders, c.
GAR CASES. snun Baxes, PERFUNKRf, POCKET
CUTLERY, Scissors, ksz0rs, CAkTkO6E PISTOLS.
Game Bags, Powder Flasks. Shot Pouches. Pocket
Flasks, stereOscopc Tumblers. NlOllSs, German and
French ACc1kDEoSs, Melodeons, MUSIC BOXES
Hsyn Fifes, Violin aud GBitsr string, Violin Bows
WALKING CANES With Solid and Plated Gold and
Silver Heads, Loaded; Sword and Gun Canes MAaocs,
whslebone, kbony, Rubber, Bamboo. Dog~ood and
Hickory CANES; FIkEARhs,' ToRPEDoEs, fikE-
WORKS Ct every Iton, aud thouf ands Of other
articles too numerous % mention.
The patronage Of The public l. respectfully solicited
CHARLES MAYER.
No Vest Washington Street.
novl7-dGw
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-30
Suppressiuy Julian.

II i possible that bludgeons and unmeasure,
abuse may prove effective in squelching Georg,
W Julian. IL i possible. There il no tellin.
what hard blows, well laid on. may not accom-
plish. IL is probable. however. that the resul
will be very different from that expected.
will Toe fortunate for the Republican party @
Indiana If the troubles In the Burnt Distric
do not spread throughout the State and lead {,
it, overthrow. They who bend the bow dream
not of it, rebound. If Julian j. half as bad
man as his personal enemies represent him &
be, they would better effect their object by let
ting him severely alone.-LGfGyette Journal
Nor. -.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-30

~ \ curious statement il made with re
gard e. the Italian elections. IL i said that
out Of the il3 representatives 10 be elected,
only 12l have been legally elected. The re-
maindcr will have 10 undergo a second cleo
ton. inasmuch n they did not receive the pro-
portion Of votes required 10y the law. viz. a
majority equal 10 more than one-quarter Of the
total number Of qualified electors. In Florence
only 1901 electors polled cut OF 1851. aud Of
them hy far the larger number voted for the
clerical candidates. the mini>teriali>t> Of
whom the wcll-known Boncompagni wa one
receiving bat l.ll3 VOTES. This result i said
20 have made General IA Marmora very angry
aud il J. indeed an unfavorahle symptom that
- small a number of the Italians should take
interest in their own Government.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-30

Mr.. Rlazier. LADY ~ wears u age was
burned To- death in Branch county. Mich. last
week. She lived about three miles from Mon
CITY. has been drranged Tor some time, and u
seems her friends len her for a few minutes
candle A. her bedside. and In some way her
clothes took Are. and the bed on which she lay
was almost consumed before the family discoN-
cred her situation. The poor sufferer lived till
the next morning
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-30

THE attention u our country exchanges l.
called 10 the Prospectus Of the INDIANAPOLIS
DAILY HERALD In another place. Those who
have already published 1t are Of course en-
Tilted & 81 exchsDge. To those who have no;
We oder our daily In exchange for one year upon
their inserting this Prospectus three times aud
ealing attention 10 Il esliierially.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-30

- The Davis wei, of the indianapolis CON-
panv. on the kincheie farm. is being pumped.
and promises 10 be the finest yet struck on
Boytl's Greek. The yield II i thought will
reach A hundred barrels per day. The tanks
are not n hand Of sufficient capacity 70 save
the oil. \ gentleman from the place informs
u. that il /, wasting in the creek; that having
70 ford below the well. he found the surface
covered With petroleum. and learned that the
same was the ease for miles. Ihls has prove
the finest strike that has Yet been made
GlGsgor hy. lines.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-30

- The Republican paper sre crow Ing over
the appointment Of General hilpatrick n Min
ster q Chilli, FOR his services AZ the late elec-
ton in New jersey He l. described 10y the
Newark Y J. journal. A. follows:
=. lie was confined in the Old Capitol Prison
as thief: ne was suspended for three months
bv General Meade. = liar. and according 10
the statement q his own negroes. he came near
being captured by Wade Hampton on account
II M la.ri,iou intercourse with female he
-rocs."
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-30

- A number Of prominent Abolition poll
ucians have been arrested in New Jersey, On
the charge Of bribery ~ the recent election IN
that State. Among those arrested were Gen.
Fitzpatrick and the Deputy Collector of In
teTnal Revenue. All the psrties were released
on bail.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-30
PR SPE G r US
INDIANAPOLIS HERALD,
Daily aud weekly, fer Ises-eo.


Indianapolis DAILY L Weekly Herald.
In soliciting seDerOas supp0si from the people Of the
state have ID; few words say and few promises TO
male while n shall b. their purpose to make equal
IN mechanical execution and literary merit to any paper
pubshsd IN the West, they prefer let spssh fer
Itself.
In politics the HkaAIo oil be thoroughly Demo
cratic and to the party Of Its political hdsliiy
and ability. It's editorial columns have been placed under
the exclusive control Of The Hon r. PrHkrs. Of
the sbes; and resdest writers the state whose lOpg
and intimate sequssntsnos With the history o. political
parties In State together with his life icsg devotion
to Democratic principles makes him peculiarly fitted
for that position.
In addition to the political matter contained In the
HrkALD large space will be devoted to general Dews
and literary subjects. make 1t faithful ehrOnI-
Ter Of passing events.
Its Local Columns shall recslys special attention. and
able corps has been engaged to report the Special
Session Of the Legislature shortly to convene.
Its Commercial articles and Price Currents will be
carefully revised 10 make II an object d men Of
business to consult 1t daily.
In short, do net intend to spare eiihe- time or
money to make
Herald Meet the Demand
As Pirs,-eiass Political. Family, and Commercial
Paper. All We AJAX L. fair trial and generous sup
port.
The HrnlLD will be published the follow ng terms
One copy, one year 90
six months.... -.--.-.-.-...-.- q "
three ........................ on
one ..................-..... IS
Ten copies Of the DAnr HERALD viii be furnished one
year for sO and extra copy to the settsr up Of the
club
! Agents will be supplied at cents per copy.
WEEKLY HERALD.
Single copies, one 2 90
Single COPIES six months. Observation-Disclosures. 1 90
Ten copies, or more, to one person, one year,
each copy. l IS
Twenty copies or more. TO one person, one yesr,
! each copy ........................... so
With additional copy to the getier-u Of each Club
Of ten.
on application.
Address,
HALL A HUTCHINSON,
INDIANAPOLIS. IND.
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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-08-24

NEW SEWING MAcuNE.-Th business of
Merchant Tailoring having very materially
increased on their hands, Messrs Lean
Thomas & Co. have been compelled to add
another one of those fine manufacturing
sewing machines of thes Singer patent, to
their establishment in order to f Il the many
orders that are constantly pouring in upon
them. Gentlemen, ifyou want a good suit
of clothes made to order, and warranted to
fit, here is the place to Ct them.
Messrs /. I. & CO., have within the past
week received quite large took of calcoes,
delaines, muslin~, SC. for the general trade,
besides several very fine pieces Of cloths for
their manufacturing department. Give
them call
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-08-24
The Chronicle.
LOCAL * ITEMS.

New STOVE AND TIN SroRE.-Messrs. D@V-
lin & Prater, of Mineral Point, VINO nave
for some time been carrying on branch
establishment in Dodgeville, have dissolv-
ed partnership, Mr.. Prater taking the Dodge
Vile branch Of the business, has located
himself permanently among Us, where he
intends carrying on general business in
his line, adding to his stock from time to
time, as the wants of the community shall
demand Give him call, and get acquaint-
ed. See advertisement in another column.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-08-24
ewMai. Geo. II. Ous, Of the 8th z.

~ Maj. Geo. II. Ous, Of the 8th U. s.
Yet. Vols. who is now at home on Through
has paid our sanctun numerous pleasant
visits during the past two weeks. The ia
.jor is an fait, ana looks forward quite Gag
erly to private life again about the first of
January next. The Major intends leaving
again this week to rejoin his regiment at
Trenton, New Jersey.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-08-24
StI.aycd OF. stolen.

Strayed or stolen from the premises of
the subscriber, one Sorrel Mare, a ringbone
on right hind leg, little knee sprung on
forward legs, white face. Also with the
same vearling mare colt, both sides white.
also right side of the neck, white face and
black name and tail Any information
which will enable me TO find the same will
be suitably rewarded. JOHN LEARY.
Avoca, Aug II, 1865. ms 2w.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-08-24

Howard Association, PniLADELPuIA-
We invite the public attention to the card
of this well known institution, with much
confidence in the honorable character Of it's
managers. We feel assured that it IS a
very reliable Institution.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-08-24
UNREDEEMED LANDS.
OFFICE OF CLERK OF BOARD SlrEavIsoRs, ,
iowa County, Wis.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the following
lands and city and village lots in the unity of Iowa
and State OF Wisconsin sold by the Treasurer Of
said County on the twelfth day eff May, D. 1863 for
the delinquent taxes of the year 1862 and ether years
below specified.
The amount set opposite to each tract of land, and
city and village lot is the amount of tax and
charges due thereon computed up to the last day of
redemption.
Now, therefore, unless the taxes and charges are
paid the following described tracts OF land and CITY
and village lots before the 18th day Of MAY, A. D.
1866 the same will be conveyed by Tax Deed to tbs
purchasers.
GEO. II. OTIS
Clerk of Board of Supervisors Iowa County Wis
To'en Of JIitRin-Toaen s. Rance l, east
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-08-24
NOTICE.

The undersigned is DESTROYS OF disposing
of his apparatus for the manufacture of
Sorghum syrup. The Mil, Pan, &c is first
class none better. For terms &c apply to
VIM. Hendy, village of Dodgevlle
SAMUEL HENDG.
Aug IL 1865. MS fw.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-08-24

sE-W We are under many obligations to
David H. Feathers, who has recently re
turned from Murfrecsboro, Tenn, for late
copy of the .NJnitor, new paper, publish
ed at that city
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-08-24

REMOVED. DR.. a. E. Smith has removed
his Office to the room recently occupied by
L. VI. Strong as lay office, two doors
above DR.. Burdick's drug store, where he
will be 70 ind unless professionally engaged.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-08-24

SORGHUM EyAPoRAToR.-Samuel Hendy,
Esq, advertises his sorghum Evaporator
for sale in to-days paper. This is a good
opportunity to engage in a profitable bust
ness.
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Beware OF COuntcrfcftts !.
and he sure that the packages are labeled
KENT'S EAST INDIA COFFEE
I5a Eseasln street. Neyg WORK.

MARRIAGE GUlDE-Y0UNG's GREAT PHYS
vi BIOLOGICAL WORK, or, Every one his own
Doctor-ieing Private Instructor for married per-
those alb to marry. both male and female.
In eryhng concerning he physiology and re ions
Of our sexual system and the production prevention
Of offspring, including all The discoveries never
before given in the English language, by VIZ. YOUNG,
n. b. This is really valuable and interesting work
1t Is written in plain language for the general reader
and is illustrated with upwards eff one hundred
wings. All yonng married people, those contempa
ting marriage, and having the least impedneuts 10
married life. should read this book IL dscloses
crvs that every II 1ld be acquainted with STILL
il is book hat mHst locked up. and not lie about
the house. II will be any the receipt Of
twenty five cents. Adj -ess DR.. WI. YOUNG, No 416
SPRUCE ST, above Fourth. Philadelphia 35m6
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-08-24

W-The members of the Soldiers Aid
Society return their thanks to Sheriff
Thomas for the unvarying kindness he has
shown them since he has been in Office
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-08-24

10y VIM. B. Nelson offers a good farm
for sale. Sec advertisement in another col
ulnn.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-08-24
rnE LARGEST PAPER PUSLisnED IL THE West
THE
CHICAGO PUBLICAN,
EDITED By
CEEA@. "A. DANA.

4 thorough, incorporating Union Paper
IL POLITICS
Devoted to the Principles ofJustice, Liberty,
and Equality. In the Commercial and f.
nancial Departments, we employ the best
men and furnish the most reliable Reports.
Telegraphic and general news Departments.
will give the Latest Intelligence and en-
brace correspondence t. ON every part of the
United States and Canadas. As a Family
Paper, in its .judcious and varied selection
of pleasing and Instructive Reading Matter,
and by its entire exclusion of improper
Medical advertisements THE Republican"
stands without rival, and is rapidly be-
coming the foremost Family Paper OF the
West. The Republican is issued Daily,
Tri-Weckly and Weekly.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-08-24
1865,

"COSTARS" RAT ENTERMI1TATOR is simple
safe, and sure,the perfect RAT ifcation meeting
we have attended. Every Rat that get it
property prepared according 10 directions, will eat it.
and every that eats it viii die, generally at some
place distant possible from where the medicine
was taken.-Laie Shore, Mitch, Mirror.
EG- See sCos1AR'S'' advertisement in this paper.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-08-24
Tie Empire .Seoc;ng Machine Is Exempt f'ron
all these O6jections

1t has straight needle. perpendicular action-,naes
the LOCK or SHUTTLE STITCH, which will nci her
RIP nor RAVEL. and alike on both sides: performs
leather TO the finest nansook muslin, with cotton In
en- silk thread, from tie coales to the finest num-
Der.
Having neither CAN nor C0G-WIfEEL. ana the
least possible ffiction smooth glass, and is
eruulaticaffv
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-08-24
GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN
SEWING MACHINES
EXPIRE
S Il u TILE n HIN e!
PATENTED FEBRUARY 14TH, 1860
.Salesroona 536 Broadwoy, Neao York.
8 $50 Washinqton st. Boston
PATENTED FEBRUARY 14T

This Machine is constru ted on an entirely
principle Of mechanism possessing many rare and valu
able improvements having been examined by the most
profound experts and pronounced to be SIMPLICITY
and PERFECTION COMBINED.
The following the principle objections urged
against Sewing Machines:
/. ExcecssiveIabor to the !. Incapacily 70 eve
operator. ~ description Of MA
2. Liability 10 get ont Of teria
order 3. Disagreeable ard 7n-
3. Expense trouble. ana pleasant noise while
loss OF time in repair in operation.
ing.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-08-24

II ERoSENE OIL, LAMPS, CHIMNEYs, BURN
n ers, T.cks and Shades IN sale at
RrpnyrLE-E