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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-08-24
House and Lot for Sale.

,T'HE UNDERSIGNED Is DESTROYS Is ,aps5 OF A
situated on Linn Street, in the village of EE,,,.
Dodgeyile The house Is story and half -
high it has seven rooms; is in good repair good
cistern the lot, The property Will be sold very
cheap for cash. Apply soon to
DodgeviIle July 10Th, 1865 4tf
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-08-24
CAUTTCW! CAUTIOM!l
TO MARRI9D ladies
RE WISE
BE WISE IL TINE
RE WISE IN TIME.

I.et not diseae" destroy ynrr constellation Try ~
bottle Of my iNH kDUi-Au rn0FS. ana You VIII 90
satisfied that infpostcr.rril your afflicted
friend what restored The bloom 81 frai'h your checks,
and thereby con ter iayor Bor~ valuable than gold
For patnfu! Men trHat9n is 5s thing.
have III MY tgjnd an instance Ola laly no had
been suffering II, painful Mcnstruatian two or three
years confirming her to Ecr each time Size hats
applied 10 several eminent physicians " ithnut relief,
when bottle Of my DROPS entirely cnrsd her.
Oyt}. H0TTIE CURES
CINE BOTTLE CURES
ONE BOTTLE CURES
ONE BOTTLE CURES
In almost every ctee.
II s imgoeeFhle to enjoy the bloom Of hcnlth ana
syacity Of SPIRITS unless The Mcnses regular 10
the time the quantity and quality. when they
Cl%+YWctct, makes her efforts 10 obtnin for il
othey owtlet, and anless these Efforts Of nature
listed, the patient usually experiences Despnn
dcnry, Neryousnes- and finally, CONSUMPTION
sumeS its sway, and plematurely terminates miscr-
able life.
10 not snfTer from these irregularities whom an in
yestmrnt Of one dollar in Lyons Periodical Drops VIII
regulate and restore it's healthy course; and
10 NOT BE IMPOSED UPON
De- SGT III IMPOSED UPON
By thogc who have other preparations which they de-
sire palm of the strength ofthc popular ty Of
ms Drops. But wen the Druggist you apply to has
moi got them either make him buy them for you,
else enclose DOLLAR to tie nearest general whole
saic agent, who viii return you bottle iy return Elk
press.
SEE that tAe name Of Jno T.. Lyon Is written upon
the directions which are wrapped around each bottl,
Son" others are genuine. Therefore, be ware Of conn
tegei;s. They for sale by every druggist in city
and country q 80 per bottle. III you wish reie take
no other
PractienS Physician, New Haven Conn.
Who BE- consulted concerning all diseases, either
personally or ~ letter.
Lord Smith, Chicago, Wholesale Agents.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-08-24
To the Ladies of America !
LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS,
LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS,
TIE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY !!
n y V'ItT4.tI T II VI y i4I1 II I'M II II I
THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY

LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS,
TIE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY
THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY!
LYON s PERIODICAL DROPS Cure All conpla ints
incident to the and semuye aI distractions of
from whatever cause, producing health vigor and
strength.
LYON 5 PERIODICAL DROPS are better than all
pills, Powders and nuatrums: being fluid ptepara-
ton Their action is direct aud positive, and it needs
nothing but good common and under stand
the why they care all those ills TO which the
female system is subjected, with dispatch and deg!
of certainty which nothing bDt scientifically
pounded htld preparation could reaeh they are, ia
the moss obstinate cases,
RELIABLE, AND SURE TO DO GOOD
INiIAtLE, AND SURE TO 30 GOOD,
AID CANNOT Do HARM
AND CANNOT DO HARM,
TO the most delicate constitutions.
LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS VIII certainly pro-
lucc the regular of Nre if takea dizzy two
before The expected period, ard il il ,s,itn in the
profess on, that proven tion is better than
LYONS PERl0DIGAL DROPS have been used by
over twenty tive thousand ladies, within the past
months, ard tie testimony all is. at surely cures.
CAUTION CAUTION
poar IL rlil1 !het guarantee my plt0FS To CURE
Suppression If tine 4l@}srS from whatever cause,
tIl Is earn should J." ascertain # pregnancy
be liz, cause, haac Drops woald c produce
nisca Fringe, If tahr whilst in tads fiiratipu. and all
are cat:ti red against U*iua theu with il distinct
~ IN lcrstood that Ito net hoi myself respon4iblo
WHOM used under such circumstances.
TO " 4 RRIl1D IA D / IlS
They are peculiarly ada tad IS they ipins tie month
~ p r,od with 81" h ~! feet egularity.
crnii furnish any quantity u testimonials of It's
efficacy my ~, tents, bat the practice If a
radjue bought and fictitious before The public is
p;eya!ent q" not deem II advisable.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-08-24
Interesting to One Year Men.

The following communication, received
by claim agent at Alton, H., will be of
interest to one year men in this state as
well as Illinois:
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-08-24

DR.. WHITTIER is regularly
educated and legitimately qualified
and has experience in all forms q
disease, a knowledge quite indis-
pcnsable in the treatment Of the
yenereal disease in all its varied
and complicated forms, and has 70,
years made the treatment Of pri-
yate d is2ascs his business and study.
Experience, the best Of teachers,
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-08-24

yF~ITE SUBSCRIBER IS DESTROYS OF SELLING
4 good winter cow, with fine heifer calf. The
is eight years Id and the car one month oo OF
further particulars inquire NJ this office
Eft W. J. WRIGGLESWORTU.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-08-24

~ OLD PENS, fine assortment just receives
IL from New York, By
BTRDICK,
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-08-24
Central Office. GA F Street,

SIR In reply to yours OF Tue ZFtH Ins1.'
concerning the bounty Of the Hath regl-
ment Illinois Volunteers, have to say
that the Second Comptroller has decided
that men enlisted for one, two or three years
for 800. 5000, or $500 bounty are entitled
to the achole Of the bounty when mustered
out and discharged before the expiration of
their term of service because their services
are no longer needed.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-09-01

bas Seibdftae ainc li6 reste, bic Seller uno
Wlener Dronete, ben 2orb nit ben 6llObrop
aufleBte, rann cine SdliieI nit fril6sefanse>
nen Serflb, cine anOere nit 8artoif In, bic
peter &Iuuer 9ebradt, ol8 ben Nelt pon uislen,
wel6e er 9elt,rn nod bcieiien; oa perfolste Der
iun9e Olfijier nit wualenoem 9eba9en Die liebs
ll6e itlante @eitult. 8raune rel1e 6le9 en-
lhmie9ten ld pOa uno n elh an oaS erJllbenoe
@elib, in psldem Die itlrten 3ise Des nOrz
mannllten Geihledts in oen re nten 3i9en
auS9eprd5t ndren, uno Der 3apidn Ilgte lid
| lie: Slt8 Vfdo&en lit pabrbaitls sebaut unO
9eblloet, oaB, wenn lie ltltt oes ounteln g8ol-
tIeioeS Elm 5eiOsns pOer SpisersewuuO trlge,
perlen uno G5oloiamud OaSu, niAt leibt ne
unierer 9ldn5enoen SA6nbeten lib nit ibr mel>
fen t0nnte.
(5OrtleBung fol9t.)
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-09-01
Dr. 2a1sape in GDsIar, R0niGs
YeicS SSnuuuOYr.

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lift cite Or. eGmpsf@s beamaris nj c Gdibt
er toI ST. Scren fnr $5l fhrpierteeR BdEtn mtt
oem trtt iuJlftb dnBcpdnb ader.
Der NaturbcfCt lGmpt In 5oSid baf etnen II troSen
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isnbnr6 ae6f 2c6ter tn HebdneIunp.
IN 6alhnort 'e U. 9oSeer & 60. Seth .. 5ance, !
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Snprrttrt psn Or. 3titfeb Is &C.,
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Muemania, $500 &ounen [neul &apt u 2rautuIann.
Die Dampfer tirer etnts tei5reern bic
Vereiniete Stnaten DpIt
United States Mail
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-09-01
Nrpfellpr Munnr0m'S
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-09-01

assz?:+ 4Oute va. NSsDec'0
Mi:i Wtarplano Snititut Sal Retauratipn,
: 80 80. 90 Dtartet SPACE.
Dem beEeen owpAi pts eent aat0arttsen putlitum
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-09-01
EasItGet anb rDBdbentItDer
!, Baltimore 10 9 6 CT. :"
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gi9cI S 9cbnafffer.
Nepinammaen.

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Der tGaIiee gBecfer fORet in Der StASt S7s een.S
pSHeut9 sablbar an bic 3rager, welhe cGfu1 's'""'
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A5aa weltberiibnte wtrtlt9 ddfe
DR.. Whites AugenWasser

BON xransott @brb0ret in AltsHfeIS IN 3earlnssn,
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-09-01
<~zvrsso 1865.
- SIaeb Saesp 95Drf.

Jtem Sort u. Baltimore 3ranSpurtatirns-2inie.
SnlanSsRpute.
Dur&ben Gbefapeate nnb . elan are
unb DsIaware u. Haritan &anaL
Die gpOts bteler 2inte seten deli BON G9Htfr Qtets
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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-05-11
A CARD.

The undersigned beg to return sincere thanks
to the PROJECTORS Of the Green Houses Of this
city and vicinity and particularly to Mr.. +. Y.
Teas and o Messrs. Gardener Nendeuhall &
Son, for their generous supply of flowers re-
qured in making the wreaths We had the
privilege Of offering as token of ympathy and
respect for the late President Lincoln and his
son.
We desire also to acknow ledge our indebted
ness TO John Brandt, Esq and T. j. Nixon,
Esq officers of the Great Eastern r. R, for
their agency in procuring for us the privilege of
admission into the Presidents Funeral Car.
We would also tender thanks to Mr..
Isaac Moore foreman of the Telegram office,
for the neat and appropriate manner in which
he printed for US the notices attached to the
wreaths above referred TO.
Mrs. s, R. Lppncott,
Mrs. Mamie Vaughan,
Miss Anna Vaughan.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-05-11
CHARLES +. COFFIN, President.
ALBERT III. BLANCHARD. Cashier.
Seven Thirties.

This popular loan is being rapidly absorbed by the
People, and at the rate it is going, the whole
amount will be taken in less than thirty days. The
sum of s;5,ooo,O 900 of 7.30s taken on the 9th
Messrs Morrison, Blanchard & Co., of the Citizens
Bank have sold $4,000 of this oan and they sup
plying applicants daily. having supply of all demon
nations for sale and mmedia tie delivery.
Holders Of $50 Bonds exchanging them for the
730's-getting the high rate of premium the for
mer Messrs NJ, B. 4 Co, effect this exchange with
out cost the holders of EOS BY selling their 20
now and re-investng in 1908 they insure themselves
to receive interest the Of per per
for three years when their 1905 convertible into
5-2o's) much they would receive their 5-20's
provided gold remained at so per cent during the whole
three years, which is not at all probable. Thus A.
sells of 2os ate per cent premium 500, equal
To per cent interest per for three years, add
per cent. interest on 1905 which gives $50 per
cent interest for years. when A. will receive his So
again 1t is worthy the attention of all holders of
sos.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-05-11
PICk-POCkETS.

Nv family and myself left keokuk Iowa, the 9th
of April, by railroad, for new home, Richmond,
Indiana. All well until the morning Of the esth,
when the following occurred. Soon after midnght,a big
boy aloLg, having apples for sale bought few
for the children. On the entrance OF the sales-boy.
two persons entered our ladies AT the sta
ton Lafayette had stopped about twenty min
utes, and when the signal blow given by the en-
gneer all being board it happened 10 be found that
the locomotive aud baggage started, leaving the
cars behind because of the having been unlocked
from the baggage and locomotive. The conduct
or's line was cat The case. soon as discovered,
was corrected; the cause no, detected Very soon
aiterva ard happened shift about my seat hav-
ing our second daughter leaning my arm, asleep.
when the thought struck that left side pocket
did not seem 10 be all right. thrust ms hand into
NV pocket where | carried nv pocket book. and found
IL not to be there. | thrust my hand ali round into
every one of pockets,pants, vest, coat-but all
in vain Twas satisfied hat sad been rotbe9- was
struck ,-perplexed! did not believe in my being
robbed searched my pockets over and over again,
until was satisfied that l wss robbed while asleep.
notified the conductor OF the case He took down
nv name address. the amount If money and names
OF the other Of the pocketbcos promising 10
telegraph 70 me. pennyless man. AZ the Avenue
House Richmond, and there Is the end OF the thing.
Tbe end DE-. DHUY.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-05-11

Council met at ~ O'Clock P. NJ, TUESDAY
Nav ID, 1859. Present all the members
Mayor Finley presiding. Minutes read and sp
proved.
petition to have the large open cellar Al the
" w corner of Main Front streets. and the
famous frog pond on North Washington street
thoroughly drained without delay, was referred
to the Street Committee.
A petition relative to the improvement of the
ditch in the s. E.. part of the city was receis-
ed. Directed, that the ST. Commissioner have
said ditch opened according TO the survey, and
walled on the sides and paved in the bottom
from the East side of Eighth street to the turn
in the north end south alley. east of 9th street
culvert.
A petition TO open the alley running north
from Spring St, between Washington and Green
streets, and continued to Short street, was re-
ferred TO the Street Committee.
A petition to prohibit the erection of shed
awnings. &C., along Main ST. was referred to a
Select Committee with Instructions to prepare
ordinance. Messrs Payne, Roberts and
Reid appointed said Committee.
The Committee Claims reported the
Treasurer's account relative to late bounties
correct; and submitted he following resolution
which WAS unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That the thanks Of the Council,
AID through them of the people of this city.
are hereby rendered to s. r. Virgins, Esq,
Treasurer of this city, for his laborious and
faithful services in procuring the necessary funds
and men to fill up the quota of Wayne town
ship under the late and previous calls for Vol
unteers.
The Committee on purchasing an Engine for
Fire Co. No. l. made favorable report which
was referred back with Instructions to purchase
an Engine for said Company il the same can be
paid for with city or county bonds.
The Select Committee of fire Engine No t.
reported that they had ordered an entire new
set Of fues for said Engine, and had contracted
with two competent engineers to take the entire
charge of said Steamer. Concurred in.
Mr.. Payne submitted Preamble and Reso-
lu,ions relative to City Charter. (See adver-
tisement.)
The Assessor reported that the total assess
ment of
Real Estate for 1865 was. ISL, 93l i45.
Personal Property .............l,74 al, 1913.
Total. .-...l %. . $50
And the number of Polls. ........ .952.
Mr.. Smith submitted an Ordinance relative
to the prohibition of erecting any wooden
buildings over II feet high, in the city bound
ed by Walnut, Spring, Washington and Eighth
streets. without consent of Council Laid on
the table
By same, an Ordinance regulating size Of
bricks and measuring brick work. Referred to
Messrs. Roberts, Smith, Kelly and Payne.
The Committee on Public Buildings were
directed to make the necessary repairs to roof of
Engine House No 2
The Street Commissioner was instructed to
proceed and finish all alleys ordered.
Bills Allowed Dougan & Hollopeter,. $780,
90; Police, $500; Myers & Vogg. SO, 90, G.
Barrax, $2.oU; r. A. Howard, 500; Street
Work, S44,75; B. b. Strattan $500.
Adjourned until the LIST Tuesday in June
1865
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-05-11
A single box Of Brandrefh's Pills contain

more vegetable matter than twenty boxes of any pills
in the world besides; vehundred physicians them
in their practice the exclusion of other purgatives.
The first letter Of their value is scarcely appreciated
When they better known sudden death and con-
tnued sickness will be past. Let those who know
them speak right out in their favor. 1t is duty which
viii life.
Our race is subject to redundancy of vitated bile
this season, and is dangerous it is prevalent;
but Brandreth's Pills afford invaluable and efficient
protection. By their occasional use prevent the
collection Of those impuriters, which, when in sufici
ent quantities, ceuse much danger to the body :
health. They cure liver complain, dyspepsia,
loss of appetite, pain in the head, heartburn pain in
the bseast-bone, sudden faintness and costveness.
Sold by Druggists everywhere.
March so, 1865. 5-w.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-05-11
Convention of Publishers.

Pursuant to adjournment, the Conven
ton of Publishers of the State of Indi-
ana, met at Starr Hall, in the city of
Richmond, Thursday, May 4th, 1868.
ii. c. NEwcoMB, of the indianapolis
Journal, was elected Chairman, and w.
S. BENuAM, Of the Peru Republican,
Secretary. The following representa-
tives of the Press were found to be
present:
II. b. Woolls, National Democrat,
Jacksonville, Ind.
II. c. Newcomb, Journal, Indianap-
oils, Ind.
r. Magee, Sentinel Indianapolis, Ind
T. A. Bland, Home Visitor, Indianap-
oils, Ind.
f. Please, Courier, Newcastle, Ind.
X. j. Strickland, Journal, Cambridge
City, Ind.
w. III. Smith, Gazette, Martinsville,
1. II. Julian, Republican, Richmond,
r. A. Howard, Telegram, Richmond,
b. w. Davis, Palladium, Richmond,
W. s. BenIiam, Republican, Peru, Ind
A. III. Harritt, Herald, Monticello,
Howard Briggs, Press, Greencastle,
Ind.
James Spencer, Gazette, Rensselaer,,
Ind
WHl Pound, Chronicle, Greensburg,
Ind
w. j. Turpen, Times, Upton, Ind.
On motion of Mr.. SPENCER, the Secre-
tary was ordered to prepare a statement
Of the rates adopted by former meetings
for subscription and legal advertising.
and forward printed copy to all the
publishers in the State, requesting each
to comply Herewith or inform said
Secretary of their non compliance.
A resolution offered by Mr.. SrRIcK-
LAND, in regard to publishing Divorce
and License notices, was laid over for
consideration at the next meeting.
Mr.. BENuAM, was on motion Of Mr..
SMITH, elected permanent Assistant
Secretary
The thanks of the Convention were
rendered to the proprietor of the Starr
Hall, the managers of the Ind. Central
R. r., and the publishers of Richmond
papers. who entertained the members
from abroad.
TWAS ordered that all committees
heretofore appointed and not discharged.
should report at the next meeting
The proceedings were ordered pub
lished in the Indianapolis papers, with
a request to the papers throughout the
State to copy.
Adjourned to meet at indianapolis, the
last Thursday of May. inst.
III. c. NEWCOMB, Chairman.
w. S. BENHAM, Sec'ry.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-05-11
FLOUR-WHEAT.

The Flour. manufactured by Messrs. HILL q W ETH
ERALD, is OF the best quality all the time this
mainly owing the fact that they good Judges
Wheat aud always pay the highest price for the BEST
article in the market. Our farmers know this, and
hence they take their No. 1 Wheat HILL 4 WETH-
ERALps Mill. They deliver Flour any part OF the
city if orders left at Plummer Kelly's Drug
store, or sent TO their Mill