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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-12
Friday Fourth Day, Sept Q.

This the last day-tAs dny-came IN Ys1 bright rays
o. aae oeers meeting took place. At 81 H. the Gov
nors of the different States assembled, with their
staff, and other distinguished PersSnagcs at the Coun.
al chamber City Hail. and were soon route for the
Fair grounds escorted by Gov. Smyth Of New Hamf-
shire and sta-its first appearance. The staff is com
vi CO. Il Of s sa co 5ohs BcSor
Dover; Col. G. &. Pickering Portsmouth; Col X. +.
Wooster Nasbua Col ID. A. Warde Concordi Col.
A. q. Stevens. Wentworth
delivered his address.
Speaking followed from Gov. Cony Of Maine. Gov.
buckingham Of Connecticut and Gov Andrew OF
Massachusetts after which the distinguished party
of invited guests proceeded TO dinner at the Society
rooms.
GRAND IRoT.
At4nm a Grand trot came Oh. which was witnessed
by some 10000 including many Of the distinguished
pcrsonnces at the stand. Subscription Sweepstakes
prize $500: I'd prize 500; Sd prize, $50 Each entry
was backed up with $50 subscription Entries: Black-
stone Belle (bay mnre) Of Boston, VIM. Woodruff;
Frank Vernon (bay gelding) OF Boston. Ben Mace;
Empress and Fearnaugbt were entered, but aherward
withdrawn Mile heats best n5, 10 harness; judges
John b. Clark Manchester. n. H.; Alfred Fisher,
Nashua n H.. and l.. G. Thompson, Haverhll Mass.
Belle won the pole. First Hest-Nernon soon took the
pole, making the half mile In LIE winning tne hea,
Though closely contested by Belize in 2.J6. Second
IIea-vernon led again. making about the same time
on the first half winning in 40 Third Heat-Vernon
again ahead first half ll9 and winning the heat and
race in 2a9 Vernon is a New.Yorker. - years old,
raised in Burlington. W., from Vermont hamhtohiah
stock, one of the best in the country.
An imprompu came off between the heats Tor a
purse Of 3O best horse $40; second best, So Entries
Ethan Allen jr, Iallaberd Sa;terley. Shelbnrne.
VT and Tony Pastor, -, Worcester. Mass.-bcft
in g. to harness. First heat won by Tony in 2.52;
second by Ethan. time. 257; third by Ethan in 2 81
A rlnDing match then came off Purse $50. Mile
heats hes, . in 3 10 hnrpcss. Entres-Tom Davis, q
g. g. by Mr. Davies. Springfield, Mass, and Jessie CHI
NJ, by S. =. Twitchell South birmingham. Mass I"o
heats won by Tom, in 2.ij and 300.
fnale-clOsed the days performance for pnrse OF so
first, slO second s.: single half mile dash. Entrie'
and result: Charles A. Gale, Bristol, N. H., hrst
Michael Harrington bennington, N. H.. Cd; time
D
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opry BOARD or pRoKERs-3l PM.
MONDAY, SEPT. ll-P. ".

| MoNDA1, SEPT III "
! Gold continues very steady and has sold at ii4s
during the day, closing at Ail.
! Government stocks are strong and in demand
FOR New certificates there is good inquiry at 9S /
a %, and for Old 90. For Tennessee is the prlce
| is 1Sa d79 Missouri Is are firm at IA 973. The
bonds of this State will revive more slowly than
those of Tennessee for very apparent reasons. The
Missouri Railroads We're built TO develop tie re-
sources Of the State, while those Of Tennessee
were constructed to accommodate the traffic Of a
State largely developed. The general share market
was firm, and quite a disposition shown TO buy.
Erie dropped to SCI, but rallied to s. l. and closed
at SG3. The Western list was strong and in re-
qncst. Tho leading buyers of stocks are specu-
lating brokers and old frequcnters Of Wa-st., and
outside operators do very little. The unusual acty-
ity in all branches Of business and the large profits
attending mercantile operations Lave thus far kept
merchants out Of stock specuatons. This ac-
tiyity in the internal commerce Of the country
gives new value 10 all companies engaged in trans
portation, and later in the season the Stock Ex-
change viii get its usual business. Prices offered
for Bank shares: 80 Manhattan, l2j; 30 Merchants
10; 100 America, l30; 100 City Ej; 20 PhGnix,
90; 100 State of Newly ork, Il3; - Mechanics
Banking Association, 9Sii 100 American TX
change, IA; 80 Pacific, 10; 100 Bank of the Re-
public, 1903; 100 Hanover, l0j; 50 Irving, log; 100
Metropolitan, llGi % Peoples, 10; 100 Corn Ex-
change, 1861; 100 Continental 9l! 100 st. Nicholas,
%; 100 Commonwealth, 100; 100 Importers and
Traders 90 100 Park, 100; 100 Central National,
lGG; Fourth National, M4.
st tie Second Board the market was generally
strong. Michigan Southern and Rock Island were
the most actve; Ohio and Mississippi Certificates,
under large purchases, rose to 30 The prospect
that some arrangement Will be made with the At
lantic and Great Western Road has given strength
10 this property, and they are firmly held. In The
street the market Wac strong with the exception Of
Enc Which sold slow as eCl. Tie closing quota
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offering for our review We have however, given from
day day full details Of the market which leaves very
little for remark this evening. The absence OF nego'
tiatiOns IN paper securities, such as mortgage notes
and business paper, still continues We repeat our re-
mark, there Is no discount market. There are few
thousand dollars available ON loan and mortgage on
good real estate for Of l2 or Is months at the
rate of u cent and two three Of the bank loan
call at the rate of 9 " cent.
The exchange market has been under good supplies
for twodays The large sales yesterday followed
by sales today amounting from 222 600 TO EOS 600 Of
which els 600 were az l54 5000 at l53 and other
amounts at 1894 1891 and l52 and l52i 10000 francs
al a66i, sales OF sight on New York. $40 600 at dis
count and $4,000 by one party at and discount
mostly at the latter; other bills at discount hye days
sight on New York Mt II.
The cotton merket opened this morning with avery
good inquiry. but the movement was checkea y! lne
stringent pretensons Of factors and from about noon
until The close of business by heavy rain. winch lei
with very little intermisson. Hence the saies were
confined TO about 400 bales, taken by ten or eleven
buyers With the remark that In some nstaIces prices
have advanced lc above Outside figures, we con-
time to quote Ordinary at 30d32c good Ordinary AZ
50 d37c low Middng at 39d40c., and Middiing at ~
d43c. Some authorities quote lc. above these ngures
COTTON STATEMENT. ~ an
Stock on hand Aug 81, 1865. .-oales eo'EoS
Received yesterday afternoon. ...---.--t. ,ooe
Received to-day -.-.----..--..-----' low
Total " e. l01
Exported TO-DAY. .... 3.s25
Stock on hand and on shipboard not cleared 80,
sept j, letJ.- -.------'---' S'~">
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tions were New-York Central, 92i; Hu'hon, llos;
Reading, lO7i; Michigan Southern, 6ss Cleveland
and Pittsburgh, 70 Cleveland and Toledo l05;
Rock Island, ll2i; North Western, 2S4; North
Western Preferred, 62a; Fort Wayne, 81; Ohio
and Mississippi Certificates, %.
The Michigan Southern Road shows an increase
of $50, 900 for the first week in September. The
Detroit and Milwaukee, for the same week, shows
an increase Of 1851.
Money is offered freely at 5a6 per cent, and
Stock houses cannot use the amounts offered. In
commercial paper moderate sales at g. Gsper cen,
for irstclass and ga 10 per cent for second grade
The bank statement shows more activity. The
loans are increased, and the legal tender and de-
post lines lower.
The following shows the condition Of the New
York City banks:
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The chief feature in the money market to-day was
the advance in tho rate Of Eastern exchange This
was own. mainly 90 the reduction Of grain shipments
Ia consequence OF the advance in ffeights which of
courle has reduced the supply The unpleasant weather
had also The effect TO Tetard business aud render ex-
change scarce. The demand ~ present for exchange
is unusually active, owing to tbs active movement in
The day good ana grocery trade, and in fact ~ all mer
camille pursuits. Our merchants are making heavy
purchases az the East and the demand for bills on New
YORK. Boston and Philadelphia is very actvc We
therefore quote thc market very fem AT per buying
and 40 premium selling. The bankers were eager
purchasers at par and Of them were compelled 10
express currency q draw against. The demand for
currency Ices active to-day, aud bankers reported
discount. which ls steady at 10 per cent per annum
On the streets light transactions took place AZ o per
coat pr month.
The following comparison gives The receipts, ex-
ports, aud stocks of cotton at New-OrcGus for ten
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Proposals.
OrgIcE OF AssnrANr CoxnIrsAaY. GENERAL
OF SUBSISTENCE, No. 4 SrArHrr,
Aau.Xoxk go.
ARMY SUPPLIES Sealed Proposals {

New:YOrk. September o. Ises
ARMY SUPPLIES Sealed Proposals lin
coos n ON "WEDNESDAY The 18th s.ssn Sn
SI ss to 81 +. the Vasd s. fy ssssf
5p0 barrel. of first quality extra superans Southern g.
Louis or other brands OF FLOUR suitable keeping IN
warm climate The brands and places Of manufacture 70 be-
stated the bids whether in round fat hoop bure
The barrels to be in good shipping order foil head lined and
I5o. 900 pound. phm. NEW WHITE BEANS, vel
seasoned and dc be packed IN good bright well coOped
1000 GALLONS q the bet ,s quality Of PURE VINE
acids and injurious substances and Of uniform strength Tie
Whisky Vinegar taking thirty grains bicsbonats pot
ash neuaze troy the Cider Vinegar The
strength may be to be put in half barrels Of s-
Ion. capacity like samples q, this office Each proposal
distinctly the kind and quality Of Vinegar offered spl
40 0(fl bound. GOOD bard SOAP to be made nv holm.
and only good materials free from clay, soluble ssss %
other adueraon, to have unpleasant ordoI TO contain
than twenty five per cent Of water and be we'd
The goods to be furnished practicable Bidders
required to state the :ime when they can deliver
cs enumerated and bidders may propose for the whole
Samples of all the articles mus. be delivered with the pro
rosals, and referred TO therein.
printed copy Of this advertisement must be attached 70
each proposal and tine proposals must be SPECIFIC
ing precisely with all the terms Each bid to have consider
son contain the written guaranty Of two responsible
We the rsisned hereby guaranty that should al %
any part of the above bid be accepted shall be duly nh6
contract with bonds TO the smoun Of oneourb Of the
of the proposed to be furnished snail be executed
If required"
The sellers name place of business and the date Of pur
chase well the name Of contents with weight ad
are and shipping to hereafter designated BE-
plainly marked every package AL other old marks mus
be obterated All boxes to be strapped with green hickory
straps.
The -four will be inspected at the date OF delivery and
pared with the retained samples by an inspector appointed
by this office whose certificate will Be required.
An the will be carefully inspected before their DE-
livery, and compared with the retained samples Returns q
shts signed by professional public weghsr mu,, be fur
nished
Payment be made in such funds az may be rni,hsdJss
the purpose 80
expected to hold their goods without sx
pense the United States until required for shipment
BIHks for PyOpoals riH Be furnished at hs o1es, Mia
must inco.sd enrope oddres'ed 20 the usdu'snsd
and indorsed Proposdls for Subsistenos Stores"
| H. f. CLARKE, Colonel. A. d. Z. and A. e. @. 9.
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QUARrgaxAsrEE-G GENERALS OFFICE,
WAsHmeTos, u. C., August "a, 1900
CLOSING SALES o.
GOVERNMENT HORSES AND MULES.
win be sold a, public auction during the month Of SEP
TENDER to the highest bidder, at the time ana places
"'n'e0 0e'"' 'A' NEw.YORK
NewYork City, Tuesday Of each week, 100 Horses each
RewYork City, Thursday Of each week, 200 Mules each
day. ,.,,,v,y,>,.
Phadephs Thursday OF each week 100 Horses each Day
PHILADELPHIA saturday sep,em9er ana W. '"1
Psburrh Thursday aud Friday of each week, to septem'
Der a. inclusive. $50 Mules each day. ,.
Harrisburg Tuesday Of each week, $50 Mules each day.
Mauch Chunk Thursday, september !, 200 Mules
Indiana Tuesday, September IL, 100 Mules
Gre.nsburg Thursday, September a. 100 Horses
Reading Thursday. September a, lo0 Mules
Altoona, Thursdsy, ssp'ssmI,63e,r ~ 100 hor'e'
INDIANAPOLIS September H. i3 Is 2 81 and 90 $50 Horses
each day. ,,,,
Chicago September S. 49, e. 90 90 $50 Mule. each day
Chicago september T. 49, TO- ~ ~ 40 hor'es each
day. nrr,w.np
Wilnin ston Friday Of each week. 40 lues each day.
Wilmington Tuesday Of each week 100 Horses each day
NEWJERSEY
Trenton. Tue.day September 5, $50 Mules
Trenton" Tuesday Sf G&R 81 4 d. N'''''
baltimore, Thursday, September :, $50 Ngles
MISSOURI
St Louis Thursday September and Tuesday aud Thurs
d,v of each week thereafter, 2O0 Mules each day.
KANSAS
Fort Leavenwort commencing Tuesday. September IL,
and continuing thereafter At such times the Depot Quarter
master may designate 1900 Mules
GlEsBOROUGH, D. C.
Tuesday snd Thursday each week 100 horses each day.
No sales Of Mules will take place at
WASHINGTON, d. c.
The animals TO be sold in September are superior to any
heretofore offered 10 The pablo The majority OF them are
sound and srryiceabs -
erpeefed his feyies Of sdles oil me surplus Cor
ernmenf rH be GfJosed Of Bnye" hoHa hec0re
atdR ti.n,elre, of tAis last opportunity 70 puTehdfe
Animals will be sold singy.
Sales 20 commence az 10 a.
Terms cash f. United States currency. -
JAMES A. EKIN,
In charge FiIst DivIsiOn - NJ GIO
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Baancs' for tho week ending sept 2.'.. sett lsg "
Balance. for the week ending Sept s...... HstVoi ~
Exchange is duh and quoted as follows: Bank
ers Sterling GO days, 1921 a 1891; Bankers ster-
ling, days, Ilo!aiioi; Merchants, Ios0losi;
Francs long date, 5.Hi d5l6li Francs short date,
5.I5a5.l3i.
Freights are firm TO Liverpool: 1000 bush. Corn
at Cd 1000 bush. Wheat at CD 100 bales Cot
ton at I'D, and per steamer, 1000 bush. Wheat
AZ ID. and 800 bales Cotton at Id.
Tho business of the Sub-Treasury was: Receipts,
=, 3j6,3il 3O-ior Customs, .sIls, 900; Payments,
g. 9l6,O1l lon account Of Loan, SiS9,0o0
Balance, s6S6'j,'i2 81.
Attention is requested 10 the advertisement In
another column, inviting proposals for Conrt-Iousc
stock, 10 be opened by the Controller on Tuesday,
the 18th inst, at o'clock p.
Another meeting will be held at the Clearing
House tomorrow, to perfect plan TO restrict the
usc Of National Bank currency, by sorting country
notes and running the issuing banks for green
backs. II is stated that the same bank which dis
honored the first legal tenders by making It's de-
positors agree TO receive them for checks has taken
the trouble to sell National currency at 30 cents per
81 900 discount. The operation was simply spite
f, and as unnecessary for the security Of the bank
or its easy working as its precauuon" against the
first legal tenders. Whatever defect the National
Banks may develop can be better remodied by Con.
gress than by the Clearing Houses of tho three
cities" Thur far the system requires tinkering,
and should be lei. alone.
The following comparison shows the amount o.
grain in store at Chicago on Sept. ., and at the
same date Of 1864:
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Brev., Brisadier General u charge Fil,tbivson. NJ.
NXTENsIvE AUCTION SALES
GOVERNMENT MEDICAL STORES
AND
HOSPITAL PROPERTY.

WIN be sold at Public Auction at the time srd places des
igustsd below lsryc quantity OF Medicines, Hospital Stores
Surgical intrnments aud DGcsngs Books Stationery Bed
ding Hospital Clothing Furniture aud Appliances
AZ United states Amy GENERAL Hospital, tredeIck Mary
land THU RSDAY. september "A.
At United States Army NeIcgal Hospital, grafton West
Virginia sATI RDAN. September 10.
At United States Army General Hospital, Psrsersourg
81 I'ni'ed Stat. Army General Hospital Cha.!estown
W.T. Virgins FRIDAY september q
A, United states Army g. neral Hos ptal Harpers Ferry
Virginia. THURSDAY, sePember2&
A. United states Army Genera. Hospital CarysyiIe, Mary
land. FRIDAY. September -.
~ Medical PuVeyrg Depot, No. North Charle''t
Baltimore Maryland. MONDAY, Ocober2
To sIi. commenc. % Frederick 70 o'clock 2. N.
az the other places 10 o'clock aud continue dy until
the properly il disposed Of Mach of tie property il but lit
t.e id j. 20 De sold because 10 longer req ,i pl OoN
eminent
T cash in G0tey nenf fuRis a. ie tine Of pHrehase ani
the property 10 be Removed Nthin hours from DAY
II To-.
m. ale =, the Medical Pnrveyiuc Depot is especially
worthy thc attention % Manufacturers, importer Nd de-
90 tie isi compress large quantity If a. d valuable
Medicines r1rcnl Instruments, surtcs Dressings snd APP
ttuc,s. Eo'as BEDDING, t1tu- lnWale, Det W are ana
Hospital Euute among them Ae following Afc IS o. bed
dug and Coiinr III Hec: About $500 Bedsscks. loltJ
ooe Blankets white, dol0e nd II bales OF lo escl,
10 900 Conn crpaur- so HIr Mattresses 1900 Mosquito
Il r-. 3tou H~r Pillows. 2c'0 Pillow Cases $500 Pillow
1icks. 100 and ueHl 2O0 Caps, 2rJ psiI
Or wer. 600 Dress gowns so Cotton Shrts, 800 sip
Icr. and 500 psir No0en Socs besides quantity Of the
o. ic.r.. woGi but good.
Samples be med az 'is Depot the Saturday pre-
cedng he sale Catalogues 81 The respective sales can be pro-
cared by applying At this office, the Hospitals at any
time w.tA.n "a days previous TO each sale
H. +. BLISS, Sureeon u. : Vols.
Medical Puryeyor L. :. A.
Medical PlrveyO''s Office, Baltimore, Md, september O.
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5pss' i,aicnt Eamps.
GAS SUPEESEDEDi
" HETNnLELM pMrLLARlZEn BY THE Use on

II can be Gl,d trimmed md lighted without removing the
SHADE or CHIMNEY
GREAT SAVING or GLASS AS WELL rs OIL
WE INVITE the N IGNITION Of the TRADE GENFg.
ALLh 20 large assortment OF CHANDELIERS and HANG
mo LAMPS. BRACKET aud TABLE LAMPS: sisa IVES
PATFNrAlrACHMENr.w which consists Of an IMPROVED
SHADE, CHIMNEY aud BURNER, conveniently combined
rud made applicable "a any Table Lamps and Chan
Hers are Ia thus giving to them the advantages Of
htnf, Ming &c., rtoHf ,eg0riHg ne shd!c clinEev
II also be attached al KINDS of GAS FIXTURES In
place OF the common hHrner.
DESCRIPTIVE CIRCULARS. with illustration, prices
&C. sent 20 AL gpplictn's Lemp shipped FREIGHT PAID,
on r"etp Of the price from places where they for sale.
LIBERAL ERMS TO DEALERS.
JULIUS IVES Co. No. 10 Bcekman-st, New.York
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%>atGli
Total l2yrslG. 2s9,s53

TIE Ner-OrieGHs Times Of September , reports:
Tie business week closing this evening exhibits "A
great falling III from last Fridays closing up The
gct!ye or enlarged movement in f,erug exchange of
yeteJd,y was otlt!uued today sId LIS Iuoa. all
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-12
Sales bn Auttioil.

A. NJ. MgswIS Auctioneer 49,
RY BANGS, MERWIN d Co., Nos. ga and
ID $50 Broadway, cor Of 4th.st-Saes Of Books sta
tonery Pictures Works Of Art Fancy Good Furniture nc
DOOB TRADE SALE ROOMS. No. 49S
I'D way nearly Opposite g. Nicholas HotelGEO. A. LIZA
WITT Auconoer by J. T.. Coolev Consirnnents solicited
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.ears, from Sept. ! each wear:
becnes follows

Tie receipts average price, and total Of cotton at
New Orleans for the last twelve seasons, have
been RS follows:
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OFFICE CHIgR toNNlssARY ~ y BsrrsNss'
DEPARTMENT or NORTH CAROLINA,

SEALED PROPOSALS On duplicated WI. I,, ~
- receive AZ TINS office until 10 o'clock M on "a ,nx
DAY tr 30h inst for the rrhase Of - gallons BOZ hD
snd aly gallon, RECflFlEp MHlshl: n.w n 'loe !.
Newb-ru, and BOO % Ions kECilFlkD Nh!sAi' wv
store Morehead City. LA.
B.as will be received for the whole or any Is 'h' wv
thar barreD Of each oi the above lots.
The Iialt 10 reject al bids is Iessryes -, p.,u.,
Sample. en- De seen by applying 20 Capt w L." Ne.
C. 5 al Arwbeiu, or Can't g. ". Chandler. e. = ~ ~
head CIV Successful bdJ~rs viii be required 70 -
Mhsky before the 10Th OF October. Terms cash. y"
livery. in G,vctnmsut funds. . ...,hsd
Proposal VII have copy OF 'hss adyetsen' .fs par
and " n boz iudnrsel the en-, r0pe Proposas ,15
,a,.' nj lyli.Lv" J. W. BAkiuGEh, =
Captain and {. s. L. :. A Chief {. s. Dept o. -
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TABLE Of the Loans Speee Crutton and Depost' N fas
Banks of me GIN Of N.ic- York for the peek sndino Sat
vyday September o. 1865 TO Which a1red The Capita!
n ,1rt EnnE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-12
E'NAMELED CHAMBER FURNITURE

Il 4 The best assortment Of ENAMELED FuhNllt hr ~
All coofs and styles anut and Cnrsnut Plan sud urna'
mental, IN Sut,r, Wholesale aud Retail Aso' mattresses
snJ P.Iissx. WAkhEN WARD No. a. Cana 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-12

GEALED PROPOSALS. in duplicate, g ne
- respectfully invited until September ~ t,y1 Inns.
r,eh e o' Oon barrels o. iofe ofRECTlFlEV ~ Nor.
sARY WHISKY Of superior quality, now ~ soy ssd
fox. Va. Package. newy Uuged, IA p.l'ho "Srsros.s
oil l,e very be-. quality Trms. cash on delvs -, a
for nuy part OF tire above W.. be entertained - on
tie above can be seen either ComaisstH a.i bti-
Dock boz Norfolk. ht Fuit Nour'ri No. ~ 'e1'-'f'
NOR. and No. 4 State a., New crk. =. ,,,rrfyAN
Propo.sis 10 be- addressed 10 THO>.
Carta.n and Z. Z. y. Dlpt. Of Va. hiehmohd ~
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Elaiionern arO lanen Sooos.

pARD & BROTHER's Established .'''}
ID GOLD PENS, p,v,
PEN AND PENCIL CASES. Aso i,a, ,.ii tof PENS
JAMS. d BARD. Agent No. 2 Maiden'!sn'' NC
nnnn,.-.ur m 49, -.rnl -nr o-rtllll
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t'arniture.

REDROOM ENAMELED FURNITURE OF
lJwauenel manufacture. Also solid Chestnut aud Walnut
Chamber suites plain and Ornamental st H. f. fAhRlNo'
IONS ab Canaist.. opposite Wooster Established io'@
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-11-16
CONSTITUTION BITTERS!
The Horrors of Indigestion.

You complain Of your stomach, unfortunate dys-
peptc; but ought not your stomach to compliant of
you? Possibly the pangs you endure are simply the
stomachs method Of taking revenge upon you for neg
lecting and abusing it: Perhaps you have never
made effort to improve its condition, but on the
other hand arc continually cramming it with un-
wholesome and incongruous food. Have you ever
tried HOSTETTER' S STOMACH BITTERS, a proper
diet, and regular meals? The Biters in week would
put your digestive apparatus in perfect ordcr regu
late the flow of bile in accordance With the laws of
health, and produce inst much aperient action
would be necessary for your good; and when you
were once all right, judicious and regular dieting,
with little OF the Tonic now and then would keep
you f you have neglected these means Of cure,
don't blame your stomach for its REBEL ion 1t is
merely natures hint that she wants help. If you
neglect it, the next thing may ba inflammation,
Scirrius Cancer, some other violent and danger
disease. There is such thing as being TOO late
in these matters II0fTETTERs BJTTERS will
Dyspepsia; but Dyspepsia may cngender diseases
which DEFY all rcstoratives. r9-1m
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-11-16

BouND OyER.-James Bergman, a far
mer Of this town, was arrested and tried
on Monday last before S. B. Mclaughlin,
Esq on charge Of stealing a steer be-
longing to Williams & Clemow, and selling
it to the butchers. The evidence against
him was not very conclusive, nevertheless
the justice thought it was sufficient to
Justify his appearance at the next term Of
the circuit court. He was therefore re-
quired to give $500 bail for his appearance
at that time