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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-11-16

Mn. WEBSTER visited Mr.. Adams short
time before his death, and found him reclin-
ing on a sofa, evidently in feeble health. He
remarked 10 Mr.. Adams:
. am glad to see you, sir. and hope you
are getting along pref we'll"
Mr. replied in the following fgurative
language:
'.Ah, sir, quite the contrary. find am
poor tenant, occupying house much shat
tered by time. Ii sways and trembles with
every wind, and what is worse, sir, the land
lord, as near as can find out, don't intend
to make any repairs.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-11-16

dote Of himself: "When l was young man
the Duke of Wellington made an appoint
ment with me at half past seven in the morn
ing, and some one asked me, why Palmers-
ton, how will you keep this engagement 2
why said, 'of course the easiest thing
in the world. I'll keep it the last thing
before go to bed.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-11-16
S e CON ID T. DITTON
JUST PUBLISHED.
Matrimony Made Easy;
Or
How to Win Sweetheart Or Lover.

If any young Lady or Gentleman wishes to know the
only true way to begin love correspondence should
send at for my great book If you wish to speak
your mind In tardy bashful way to your love- and
marry whoever you wish my book tells exactly how II
should be done. 1t also tells you how to write and er
range love letters that you may send to your love-
and win the affection every time to Courtshp and Mar
riage. 1t tells you how you become rich without
hard labor and be successful in all of your undertake
ings with many valuable receipts worth ten times tho
price of the book to whose hands It may fall This
book Is handsomely bound In gilt muslin. Sent by
mail to any address, post paid, for the small sum Of
One Dollar.
Send ell orders to
G. l.. BRIGGS, Publisher,
No. IA Dearborn.St., Chic ,gO,
PSI will send 1t carefully sealed letter for
Twenty-Five Cepts extra.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-11-16

AwFUL.-Tho following startling threat
ted pugilist: ''pll twist you round your own
head, and ram you down your own throat,
until there is nothing left of you but the ex-
IRENE ends of your shirt collar sticking out
of your eyes. His opponent left.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-11-16
alev advertisements.
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ing and death-entited: LIFE AND DEATH ~
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Within twenty days 5000 copies sold and zOoVo
ordered. Address A. KIDDER, 90 Washington street,
Chicago, Illinois.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-11-16

BARSUM's expressed design of exhibiting
Tom Thumb in France, has called forth q
good witticism from Ledru Rollin. "Tom
Thumb should exhibit Barnum," said he;
s'fsr the latter 10 the greatest curiosity"
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-11-16
DIR. BRIGGS ORIENT,
FOR CURLIN
AND
BEAUTIFYING THE HAIR.

By using this article ladies and gentlemen can
beautify themselves Thousand fold This Orient is
is the only article the world that will curl straight
hair, and at the time give 1t beautiful glossy
appearance. 1t makes the hair soft and glossy II
also nvigorates beautfes and cleanser Is highly and
delightfully."- perfumed and will in interfere
with the natural softness of the hair 1t neither
scorchea dries up but gives 1t SOFT healthy ap
pearance This article has been before the public for
years. and has been thorough tested with the most
satisfactory results 1t has before the pub
lie in this country only six months and in that short
period has been tested by housands md they all uni.
versay testify that the orient 10 the greatest besut
fer, and the most complete article Of the kind ever
offered te the American public. The Orient can be 80
applied to the hair to curl for day for ons
week. for month for any longer period desired
Full directions accompany each package. Price One
Dollar per bottle Can be sent by mail to any address
receipt Of price and postage sl25 Zone dollar and
twenty-five eents). Address all orders to
G. L. BRIGGS,
No. IA Dearborn Street, Chicago. IN.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-11-16

Swine are held by many in high esteem as
fsod, bat thetr hind parts are ell gannsn.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-11-16
DIR. BRIGGS
HAIR UPROOTER !!
For Removing Superfiuous Hair.

20 the ladies especially this invaluable depilatory
recommends itself as being an almost indispensable
article to female beauty This article Is easily applied
and does not burn or njus the skim but acts directly
ON the roots. 1t Is warranted to remove superfuous
Hair from any part cf the body, completely totally
and radically extrpating the same leaving the skin
soft smooth and natural This fs the only article used
By the French and Is the only real efectual depiiatory
in existence. Price One Dollar per bottle; sent by
mail on receipt Of price and postage (sil5).
Sold In the United States only by
CHAS. T.. BRIGGS,
No. IA Dsarbera etrssl, Chicago, Illinois,
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-11-16

Rains will be recolected the partner Of NcDane!
in The torpedo business.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-11-16
Notice to Young and Middle Aged Mel
WHO DESIRE TO ENGAGE IN

WHO DESIRE TO ENGAGE IN
ACTIVE, SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS.
Important to Parents Having Sons
to Educate.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-11-16

Still, we think it deficient in the spirit which
characterizes the "Siege Of Belgrade"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-11-02

We invite the attention of our readers
to the article upon this subject which,
we publish this morning. The writer is
a brother of one of the Editors OF this pa
per, and has been missionary OF the
Methodist Church in Turkey during the
past eight years, about three years Of
which time he has resided in CONSTANT
nople. The letter gives an account of
the symptoms and progress of cholera
and the treatment that was found sue
cessful in many cases. 1t is highly prob.
able that this terrible disease will visit
this country during the ensuing winter
or spring A knowledge of its remedy
may therefore become useful to us all,
and we recommend that the article we
publish this morning be preserved for fu-
ture reference.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-11-02

THE SUBsCRIBER, WITH A
i view to quitting the business will from this
date until the first of January, dispose OF his
large and varied stock, at greatly reduced price,
Country Merchants will find it to heir interest
to give me a call A splendid opportunity Is
now offered to any one wishing to engage III the
Boot and 81 oe business, as the stand 1 occupy
is the oldest and best in the city.
JOHN ANDERSON,
nov2.2m Sign of the Big Red Boot.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-11-02
The Island Hun P..) Oil region,

Within the past few weeks the oil re-
gion in the vicinity of Smiths Ferry
Beaver County, Pa. has been the scene
of unusual excitement. Immense fo,.
tunes have been made in few days by
the holders of lucky claims, and "the fe-
yer" hasp yet attained the height it
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-11-02
MARRIED.:

At St James Cathedral Nov LIST, i5oo ny t IS
Reverend Rather Hoffman Capt JOHNCRAlG
and Miss MARY A. DORSEY.
The Captain and his Bride have the THANKS
and go al wishes of " all hands in return for the
token of remembrance that accompamed''he
above notice.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-11-02
NEW ADvERTISEMENTt
For Sale.

PAIR OF NO. 4 MCLEs, SIX
"A Years old, perfectly sound and warranted
to work web either single or double Can be
seen at Burley's Livery and Sale Stable.
nov2-2t ~
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-11-02
For Sale.

TNIHE SPLENDID REsIDENCE
i on Monroe street now occupied By MD %.
Ford. The lot of ground fronts on Monroe
I20 feet. The house possesses all the improve
men ts and comforts of first class residen1es
The law Office al present occupied by N NIB
ardson, Esq, is part of the property, and WI
be sold separately, or with it as desired; For
terms &C. apply to THOMAS OBRIENM
nov3-lw Real Estate Agent.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-29

CIRCUS TROUPE sud THOROUGHBRED HORSES
TRICK Pony. wild BILL"
SPLENDID ACTS or HORSE MASSHlP
w y. UARRiGOA, FxiemporInrcns singer.
GREAT LIVING CURlOsIiiLS.
EOAH ORR, Ohio Giant, s ieet inchos hi2h. .
ANNA SWAN. Ncvl-Scotian Giantess feet inch high
ANDREW HANSEN. Norwegian Giant fee hish;
THREE OF THE SMALLEST DWARFs LIVING
Ma Jo COLvIN aled IL II inche, high weigh' Is ponnd
GEN CRANE IT, sg H. 2Tincbss high weighs pounds.
MISS LILZ F. READ tbs niniaturr Lady
TWO BEAUTIFUL ClHCASSlAN GIRLS
JOHN BATTERSRY. -Livin. Skeleton weighs O7 pounds
HAENAH BAIIERsBf II, wife we; 100 po,nds.
a MAMMOTH FAT WoMAN and celebrated
SNAKE CHARMHR,
bsndlesthe LARGEST LIVING SNAKES.
" THREE. HORNED BULL. AN ALHINO POY.
A CLAS, STEAM ENGINE ~ MOTION
The best Cosmoramas. Stereoscopti'on. Learned Seal
Happy Family. Grsnd Aqulrii. aud over
10C,0g0 OTHER CUhlOiIlES.
aamts.ion 81 e,r,s Children under ten. IL cents.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-29
Ofean Gteamere.
O--roE OF WELLS, FARGO L Co,
ExPREss AND ExCHASGs Co., Z

C-rrOE OF WELLS, FARGO Co. I
-v,,xIxp C CALIFORNIA EXPRESS AND ExCHASGsCo. {
DsN No. 81 BROApwAY. NEw \ ORE.
<yUJPPERS Of FREIGHT to the PACIfiC
hcoAsT vii pesse notice ths. having ben appointed
k2SfGIIT AGENTS PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP 70.
.rs prepared receive FREIGBIS for SsHoIhis' Orr-
Ssyaaa, Washington Territory Sandwich islaha'' Cen'
E1lmercs snd " est Coast South Ameil.s, -,
rates apply Office. No % brosdway OF Heisb,
- on dock r OF Of Cena-s
will sail ls llth and 2lst Of each month"; those
as falling on Sunday preceding saturday
~ slow freight received on dey 0, sailing
brsenS' isi, hHS' ,;i h. issned at No. 81 Broadwsy
T usual package o1pes. viii be sent by each steamer end
20, ,los. q, 10 g. m. sd arg DAY.
0ur letter bags will close at ~ 6. m -,
t., epce cf up town customers letterhsgs vii
49, ST the Metropolitan Hotel, aud tie dock foot Of
o. bsnked envelopcS wiz be salc ct the shce o tho
u, snd al 81 Offices 10. "a Broadway and Canal 81
Aert ,.t..-.t 81. -, - g.. 4 c..,.,.,,... ,,,,f.
Tss',Jt Tychsnrs or 8 N Francisco for sale.
sir .raus % money III. de TO al points reached
h. tie wiTes Oh W - Coast
seN''' WELLS. FARGO 4 Go.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-29
I,RIE RAmWAY.-Trains leave Depo. foot

ERIE RAILWAY. Trains leave Depot ioot
IA Of Chsnbers-st., via Payonis Ferry; -. ,,s,.
z a m Day f1pras for Csnhndaigne hoene'sr' puuA,
Salamanca snd West Connects at Buffalo win LAKE Shofs
and Grand Tunk Railways and st Salamanca Win Aisn"s
s.S0s NJ. Min and WAY Train daily, 70 Ohs'lle. n
10 a M Express Mail for buffalo saiananca sng sue 6
Western Esways. - II u.,xh,,,,
m NigiSt Express for Csnandsgua hoche'er' ponSe
Sslsmsnca ard West N r.. c.,.,5.,,o, Ro,hss
a. a., " Ssisms,es Dunkik. aud West Coonsct. a.
Bvaso With Lsie Shore AID Orsnd Trunk Rsw.yr and "
m Emigrant lsin. daily, for Buffalo, Salamanca Dun
kIk and West y,rou ptnDLE 0,bl supt Eer.York.
W. n Ram CepI Pess Agent, New-fork
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-29

UUDsON RIVER and HARLEM Kali.
II ROAD-On and after Monday N9V; !" .,a r s.ns @ wi,
aud Troy connecting wan Hoitheih A"u '"
Issve New Y ork y foIlows: . ,, ro,-.,.,,., .,a
r - ~ connecting with trans for North aud West 81,
Io. M Wis Hudson River Railroad, connecting wiz" "o''"
ep aho 5 Harlem Railroad Twenty sixbst and Fourth
" 81 :. ns' -, 'iing viIh trains for North and West
ave. ~ via Hudson River Railroad connecting |" ioy
~, a,r nonrea with eping cara attached
pm. Vic Harlem Railroad sanS connecting WIN "'''''"
trsin. sleepin..cars attached at Albany. 49,. S.y
lson River Railroad; sleeping cars rom new
York to nui.o and Suspension Bridge without Change
N n m y1 Hnd.on River Railroad with sleeping cars
scsed connecting at Albany and Troy with morning trans
'' '''i'" anu Nm. II. VANDERBILT. VicePre'ident-
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-29
0EDUCTIOY II FREIGHT TO CALI.

Zoe Pa &c MAJ, Steamship Comrsny's steamer win al!
ksu Pier No - North River On UhDAh Doc o. al ~
eeloek noon.
Ereirnt received as usaa'. -
ccro,penriur with this steamer We shall CLASSIFY
vpEiGlT ana heve 20 REDUCED RATES that shippers
- hs csl ed 10 forward sr,e proportion Of socdf VIA
fHE sTHMUS that have hertoiore sought o;heT "odcs Of
es Of Classification rates &c, furnished ct ifest
'SiliPrFRs MUST 81 PARTICULAR TO SEND WITH
zach CARTLuAD A MEMOIR hNDUM or CONTENT,
AND WEIGHT OF EACH CASE.
WELLS, FARGO Co., No. "a Broad way,
Sole FREIGHT A -euts 4. NJ :. = Co.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-29
Dantmg Araosmlss.
eeaebers.

DRIvATE LESSONS given, either at my
J Office or the pupil. re.id-ucr, In French German
spsri,h end Ersi.h Lsrsgage- Terms. - pet qaafe1
si or No. 6S broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-29
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEw-JERSEY

CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY
P,Aeneer Depot IA Sew or, foot OF Liberty IT., sut
Freight Dett IN Nei ok Pier No North Eivsr connect
jng AZ Hampton Junction with the Delaware. fknwauns
sd Weseri Railroad aud 81 Egston With the Leigh Valley
sroai nna it conDecou forming direct ne 20 li,t-
bgrr aud West without change Of ears slso to the vi
CHEAT MIDDLE ROUTE TO THE WEST.
Two Expross day from the West except Sunday
One train Gsily ercert Ssurisys Tor the oil region
sixty mies aud bouIs syed by this line 10 chicago
Cjncinnsti ST. Louie. &C. with bui one change OF cars
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS
Cornereiuz Nov. 20 IG65--Leay- New ork n follows:
At6s M f5r Eastcn. Mauch Chunk. "ilhanspot "ife'
MAI TK.fs- ~ A. rn for Flemington. Esson, Water
Csn Scranton Wikcsbnne, Great bend Pttston biIghni
sam.-we..ern Express for Eas,on, Scranton, Crest
BenJ Allentown Readirg Harrisburg Phsburgh and the
W.,, with but change OF cara TO Ccnnh OF NHcsso
and bu, two changes 20 st. Louis . ~
II n TRAIN-For Esston, Allentown Msueh thuns'
Wlkcsbsrre Wllsmsport Reading fottsViie HArTsou1s
"a m-Yor Easion. Scranton. Great Bend Bethlehem,
Allentown, Msuch Chunk.
= n u--yor souerviie and Pennington. 80
o. n-E1pre~ train for the Oh hes'su ana hhs' oa5
except Saturday. ,,
spmm.--SvyEsTERN pm.-SvyyEsT EXPRESS TRAN-Eor Fa'.on. Al
lent1wn Reading Hurrisburs, Pittsburgh and the We.
Sleeping through from Jersey City TO ii'oufahe cry
"EfrZaPFTuPoRT AND NEW YORK FERRY;
Leave Ne,,yo.s foot Lhertys ct 10 ni and fS'
~ no. from Pier 40. 2 North River Ut i:JY D. N :,
Tickets for tie West be obtained o. the once o. 'hs
C,nfsl Es!lrosd Company foot OF Libertysi - NJ y 90
49,, nuse :. Nos il and 5G roadwGy and at the rnci'
nsI Satss JOSIAH o. SrEARNs, Superintendent
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-29
VVHE WEBER PIANO-TORTE

T9NHE WEBER PIANO-FORTE
L 1. csnsd the BEST INSTRUMENT MADE by all the
len, musicians Of TIL. city and eewhee II pronounced
by the Nations P!snoForts Association aer tra in their
With the first manufacturers Of thus country emi-niy
tie BEST PIANO ~ AMERICA and used by the Con'er9,-
tory efuc aud oe high music schools altogether because
Of their immense power equality sTeenes and oElAancy CT
tone, rsstic ionch. ard great Durability.
WAREROOMS. No. 40 Eroome.st., rear Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-29

OLYMPIC THEATER.
" Sole Lessee and Manleeress.......Mrs. JOHN WOOD
(TBIs EsTAgLisHNsNT DOES NOT ApVEhIb. ~ KIN
NEwVORK aEkALDl
- HAPPY HRwYEAR,"
THIS EVENING AND EVERY EVENING,
AND DUhI 30 THE HOLIDAYS.
WI be IRE sentrd the Spectacular Eonsnce OF
MONTE CRISrO; - ,>.,,
OR TIE LONE PRISONER Or THE CHATEAU DIE
" ith the eminent and fiyori'r artist,
ME- L. DAVENPORT.
The Spectacle produced in syir OF niguihcence surpa~
Inn eny rl.v )rs prodrc ion st TIL .hedtrr with -
G0K1FOus sCENERY. nELGHrtgL MUSIC,
HUMOROUS MASKS. COSTUMES.
WONDERFUL Mf'HkNlCAL EFFECTS,
AND 4 POWERFUL CAST
"Thiia Matilda could have tresed The good boys ana
girls OF al a. 2, her hsr'er better tan BY presens
Iug them MOSTE { tIS 70 for holiday sL"--tConiier
AZ urs.rnied the pres~at dnr the Oympe stage
NOM CRl To has b-ecn 1t once the i1os snrr'sihn
matte performance oftlc dly Tie sements Of rszrdy OF
fc- # n,oIn. md ballet al here snt the scenes sfe
never permitted to TIE LONG n edng on any one
lETpreas
Door, open At y O'clock curtain nses precisely .!
O'Clock.
seat. secured three DAYS IN advance.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-29
Ocean Cleaners

ONLY AMERICAN LINE TO ENGLAND
~ and FRANCE-The New York and Haue Steamship
CoDpany's GstclhEs mail steamships ARAGO and FULrON
having been thoroughly fetted viii Pier No. 81 North
River for HsvTe, cal Ing at tanionih. a. follows
ARAHO ....... HENRY A. GApsDKy......Nov. IS, 1855
FUbTON.....JAars A. OrrOS. .......Ueo 2J 1868
ARAGO .......HtSRy A. OADspES....isn. 20, 1853.
FULION.....JIsEs A. WoIToS ........Feb. IL 1866.
ARAGO ......HEsRr A. .G.pspHS..... March IL, l36i
FULTON.....JAxKs 4. WoITox. a pril IA, ls6a
PRICES OF PASSAGE IN GOLD.
Fist cabin 1872 30 SECOND cabin.
Throu9h tickets to London. IS extra
An Nperenced Surgeon on board.
The corpauy will be responsible for specie yalnable
unless bills Of sdn., having tie valoe expressed sisned
therefor.
foI farther information, apply to
ISAAC BELL. President,
No. Broadway New.York.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-29

NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD.-Trains ieavo ',o
IN foo, OF Coandt.t at ior PHILADELPHIA 10 snd ~. y,
a M IL M and Q .. a. and IL midnight; Tor bAL!isoA
and WAsHIs0ros at and ll:3o M F. m', ana ,,.a uis
night Military Tickets not ressvabIs " w v ~ 49,
JsY eibss puueasTs ~ bls'ss sbesS
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-29

NIBLOs GARDEN.
~ Lessee and Managei...."....".WM NJ. "hEAib1"
frBu EsrABLnBxESr DOES Sor Advertise N Ths
EEw-YoEE HERALD.p
FRIDAY EVENING. Dec. 20, 1859 ,,,.
Engagement for limited penod oniy OF the di''insuSs~
''" MISS LUCILLE WESTERN.
WHO VIII FIFTH TINE IN THIS THEATER
MIAMI,
THE EUNTRESS or THE MISSISSIPPI
MADAME 81. AUBrRT
IN puettope rsuow Dana H. three acts entitiea Ne
GREEN BUSHES;
Or
A HUNDRED YEARS AGO
SCENERY ........'' ~riiLiSpY
CoSTIJNFS S.............. by.............. Tu.Lit
APPOINTAiE NrS........ y...........''.''' "AhHis
" ALL AEN. -,
M.s.rs J. W Collier 9aton, J. Nunen, Georfe b'chS
7 Rprnett j w Bisisde'i, W. b. Dsuvers, fomss bsn0
S.ei F-ndle &C.; Misses Alice Pscide Mary "en' AssA
Maeder. &c.. in be cast go.
,rr I.-Ire,ini Oh the Galway Coast i14o. -
ACT I-Aurrc ca the Valley Of the Mississippi it ,-,s
aT III Ire and Hli Of liowth AMI Duo,n IVY As~
~ SATURDAY. MISS LUCILLE WESTERN
ill .,,sar for The 18th time this theateI, Ia the
WIZ ''"Pf' GREEN BUSHES.
AdnrI..iop rs cents R~servrd Seats, 81 Family Che0
frn,rance N Crosby-st.l 30 cents
Scat. sscuy "A six days In advsncs
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-29
CAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.

FOR BOSTON ~
WORCESTER, PALMER tlTCukURG, NASHUA
LOWELL, CONCORD THE WHITE MOUNTAlNS
And INTERMEDIATE POINTS
Thenew and sisupch .i-omers OF ;he Norwich iin.,
CITY or BOSTON AID CITY OF NEW YORK.
leave New. ork daily fSuudsy eyceped a. o'clock n
tom Pier 40 a North River. foot Of sestry st.,
FOR NEW LONDON,
there connecting with the s'esno't EIprss rsn ign & n'
cests Worcester AID Ssbus and London and northern
EslIosds ,,.-...- .-..,..
al h. ). MARTIN, Agent, on tle flee
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-29

EOR PROVIDENCE .DlBECT.-The new
ND tuus tlrCen. George d. su, t0nim4Dc-. a. ss fs
10. - NoIth Rvcr f'ot Of Jsyst., every ~ kSDAf.
THURSDAY and SATURDAY. sts ococs. For Freight OF
psssage apply on board fsIe ~
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-29

.,ue Pier No. 50 N. River.
SthoPK. A. DucbesBe. ....fRlDAY....".....Jsn
.VhchlNOTON, NJ. Snfniont. FRI AY......"..Feo.
Carving only Cabin PoDengers.
PRICE OF PASSAGE. IN GOLD
fIAr tABIs, &l5 sycosp CAsis, $50
Including table wine for either class
A-nF,rs intending 10 land Bfesl will be- furnished here
81 rhfoad eobpouckes tnd their baggage ekscr.d 10
Aesn additional charge Of for FIRST % tot second
Stftol ostegdanes free Of ehryoe
sw hr-ber yJdcxa4ilon sppy to
OEO. MACKENZIE, Agent.
Ar. Resolved from 10. 7 to No. SO Broadway.
IsHs " Boaley.% dss cspu.ilss t0Isnd Heieh
sasUs WA IaElIh h Co
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-29
Amnseutenfs.

DAREUM" NEW AMERICAN MUSEUM
ID BROADWAY. between Spring and Princests
(rRn EszIBLIsHnESr DOES sor ADyERII,E II TIE
hEw.foRK HERALDl
SURPRISING ATTRACTION.
UOLlDAY-WEEK HOLlDAYWEEE.
EXTRA CIRCUS PEkFURMANCE.
CIRCUS.
EVERY MORNING AT u O'CLOCK.
MORrINU.
DURING THE WEEK.
AFTERNOON AT 3-EvENiNG AT y
FAIRY HOLIDAY SPECTACLE.
DWANOEE, THE ARAB;
Or THE
PARRY GUARDIAN ofthe MAGIC WELL.
NEW SCENERY, COSTUMES, and EFFECTS.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-29
l,HE CELERRATEp PIANOS of j. q c.

fSCUER-;hs best aud most reliable Pianos made over
sirung or e aud improvements whoe.se and teai a.
Nos 2, liJ 2'5 ztI and 2&s IweuIyeshh', nea Ninth
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-29

DOR NEW ORLEANS DlRhCT-BLACh
4 STAR LINE-Jhe hI-eass, fss, Ealing steamship -
North liver on SATURDAY, Dec. ~. st ociocA, p. ID
rh Ia. il now prepared receive freight at OIL ines cur
is hours their pier. No Is North RIVER. fot
tcght passage. having elcsau. HDy
r. LO1DEN, Agent, No - Naii-st-
A FOzorcR Agent al Nav -fJTCals.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-29
Alnsirai 3nstrnments.

DIANO FOR NEW-YEAR'S DAY - Elegant
new and second hsnd pianos at 10 10 close
ont the stock by January !. No. 40 .-''t, north
side.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-29
Gieamboat5 ano Railroads.

GTATEN Isl AND FERRY for ~ Brighton
- Uafbor Ps-fofvsil- sud Port Rchmond-a. 10
M 2 5s'o p ~ Q. il:SJs. N, 1880 $3.50 p m ~
freight received o. er y
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-01
nRTdTNAL N0TTcE.-To Geo Lafeber,

u CfoeA Dsesn1lnee fos, I'D ssrh Of you, are
hecby notified that there Il Ale IN tbs Clerks
kuk petition Of Hiram Barney, ciaimfnf fyeu, 0so
LAltbse, The Of thrsesa hansEsA and my doars,
- money due on mortgage made ~ you to Charles
Mason, and since assigned 10 said hirxa Barney; $50
esaamiag seA,Dt SAch ~ you he brsclosars u said
in AAsons Lover Addition to the city Of Keokuk IN Les
county lows br the purchase money, and further SIX
ing for sae Of said premses, and esasral relief
And unless you apSsax- And answer said pet
ton BY Of the day Of pexk term Of ,ad
Court TO Be held the At Monday oS february, 1884
fault. ~ a.s s. T. &fAO0os
Rev. etamp-eAssallsd.l Atty's tr Plaintiff.
novtlO- dlw-fH
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-01
n RI9TNAL NOrTCR.-ro Stephen II Hand, Harriet
" K. KLbourne, Chaplin Lee. atd James Yolxrr,

n RI6INAL NOrECR-ro Stephen b Hand, Harriet
" X. Kilbourne, Chaplin Lee atd James Yolger.
Defendants: Ton and eech Of you hereby notifies
that there Gle In the Clerks once OF the Dis
trict Court Of Lee county Iowa. At Keokuk, pettios
Of Hiram Barney, claiming Of you, Stephen H Hand,
the sum OF thirteen hundred dollars, with 10 pet
cent interest per annum payable annually, ~ money
due = mortgage nsde by you 70 ehsrlss Masos and
since assigned 70 said Hiram Barney; siso clA3ine
against each OF You the foreclosure Of said
the being upon lot in block TO- in Masons Upper
Addition 10 Keokuk reservng, however the end by
20 feet dsep Of the trsco0a eastery hide half Of sad
further sskng for nIS ofsAid prenie and general r.
lief And uness you appear and sd pstittou
An cout, 10 ccDnengs . KecnnA on ~ Int non1ay
Of February, 1864 detsult will h entered against VOC
an6 INDIGNANT rendered thereon prayee ~ ~ sald
tlfioo- ~ n 04DON0.
1sv stamp, 80 cts.l Atry - Qlfn1ie
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