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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-02-08


Will you who are suffering from Dyspepsia, lndiges
ton, Nausea, Heartburn, Sick Cramp, and
Pains in the Stomach and Bowels Acidty OF the Stom
ach, morbus, Dysentery and General Debility
and weakness of the whole system-try but a single
bottle, will urge you aagn if we fail in this
case, Our knowledge of its merits the united tes-
tmony Of all who have everstred it, the econums Of
hundreds of our neghbors, your duty to yourself
and the beneficial result, certain as the sunshine
all earnestly, persstenty, nrge you to just try one
bottle Ifwhat say is not correct II our statement
concerning its wonderful virtues not found to be
true if you do not say that the operation OF the med
cine isinstantaneous. and perfectly wonderful we Will
renonnce profession caterers to the public
health and retire from the field admitting that are
Incompetent to compound medicinal preparation
which would be entitled to your confidence.
Sod.by druggists everywhere. Price 81 per Bottle
E1=SOld by Druggists Everywhere.
G. G.. CLARK & CO., Projectors,
New Haven. Conn.
LORD SMITH, Chicago,
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CO.'S DYSPEPSIA CUREi
c0E,S DYSpEpSTA CURE,

Will relieve distress from food purify sour stem
ach. in less time than it takes to write this line
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-02-08

Has no equal in the world as a remedial agent There
is not a preparation now known that is as certain,
speedy and nfalbe in its actor relieving and cur
ing at once. We say this positively.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-02-08
onuc nvcprpcTA crrpE

Is warranted to do all we have claimed for It, ~
will furnish you certificates Of our best citIzen
and clergymen to back up onr statement.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-02-08
NEW STORE
Staple and Fancy Groceries.

The undersigned desires to inform the citizens
Dodgeye and the surrounding country, that he has
fitted up his new building. next door to tho post OFF,
&C. for grocery store, apd having purchased large
stock Of staple and fancy groceries reduced prices
ig prepared eseIl as eheapa as the cheapest
Among his stock may be f1und Cigars, Canned
Fruits, Sugars, Soap, Teas Coffee Syrups, Vinegar,
White FISH, MackerfeI, Moiasses, Tobacco, Candles,
Rice, Starch, Pickles, Mustard Matches, Dried APP
pies, Green Apples Raspberries, Strawberries Pine
Apple Oysters, Sardnes Crackers. Extracts Cneese,
Butter Eggs Crockery and Stone Ware He also Keeps
large and we'll assorted lot Of
Con dictionary,
Ira also keens a good stock Of stationery, sore
Eetter Can and other Paper, Envelopes Pfns' 81;
nsF- Remember the place one door South = 1hs
post ONCE D'''s ''''D' Alb. ROBINSON. 4
podgevire, October 9, 1868.
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Is recommended by all the leading physicians.
IOEN DTSPEPNIA CUREi
coESDYspEPSIA CUREi

Is an Invaluable fiend to all who are weak, delhi
tated and in a low state ofnormal action.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-02-08

This Machine is constructed or entirely new
principle ofechanism 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:
l. Excessive labor to the 4. Incapacty to sew eve
operator. ny description of ma
q Liability to get out of teral
order. 5. DisagreeabIe and un-
g. Expense, trouble, and pleasant noise while
loss of time in repair in operation.
ing.
Tie Emp;seSeacing Machine is Exempt from
all these Objections.
1t has straight needle. perpendicular acton,-make
the LOCK or SHUTTLE STITCH which will neither
RIP nor RAYEL,and Is alike on 10th Sides performs
perfect sewing every description Of material from
leather thu finest nansook muslin, with cotton, lin
en- silk thread from the coarsest to the finest num-
Having neither CAM nor CoG-wHEEL and the
possible friction it runs as smooth as glass; is
mphaticaily
Noiseless Machine
1t requires FIFTY PER CENT. less power todrive
1t than any other Machine in mark ct. girl oftweFe
years ofage work steadiy without fatigue OF IN
jury TO health. - .
construction render it almost impossible TO getout OF
order, and is GUARANTEED by the company to give
We resnectf..y invite all those who may desire to
suppy themselves with superior arcle to call and
examine this UNRIyALED MACHINE, But in
more especial manner do solicit the patronages Of
Merchant Taisprs, Coach Makers, Shirt and
Bosom Makers, Hoop, Skirt MANUFACTURERS,
Dress Makers, Corset Makers, Cater FIT
ters, Shoe Binders, Pest and Pcntat0on
Makers
Nc Religious and Charitable Institutions will be
literally dealt with.
PRICE OF MACHINES, COMPIEIE.
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No. 5, Large 100
No A. Large for Leather. ,Aoo
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ments.
Orders may be sent through the American Advertls-
ng Agency, 3s9 Broadway, New York.
T. j. McARTHUR & CO.,
2e-1y $50 Broadway. New York
4. BURNHAM & CO,
Detroit, Agents.
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HELM BOLD'S
FLUID EXTRACT OF BUcHU.
Philadelphia Ecening Bulletin Editorial,
HELMBOLDS
GENUINE PREPARATIONS.

His Solid and Fluid Extracts embody the full
strength of the ingredients of which they named
They are left to the inspection of all ready and
conclusive test of their properties will be compar
ison with those forth in the United States Dispen
satory. These remedies are prepared by H. I. Helm
bold druggist of sixteen years. experience in this
city, and we believe them to be reliable in fact we
have never known an article lacking merit to meet
with permanent success, and Dir. Helmbod's sue
is certainly prima facio evidence His Drug and
exceled. if equaled by any in the country, and we
would advise readers when visiting that city, to
give him CALL and judge for themselves.
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GOES DYSPEPSIA CUREy

Is prepared by the originator of the justly Zebra
ted Coe's Cough Balsam. Mr. Coe has never prepared
medicinal article for public and general use but what
has stood the trongest tests and always borne the
palm of victory every disease it has certified to
cnr
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SUBSCRIPTIONS.
1865.

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Terms:

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H1soId by Druggists Everywhere.

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-21

sand miles OF seaway 10 traverse aud the command had
entirely devolved upon her owner, the cnet omcef,
who was the only other person on board acquainted
with the science Of navigation having died on me
island or Massafuera ON the 4th Of November Hawaii
wash In forty days. and from the I'D OF January
1863 till the 10Th Of November the Thems WINS kept
cruising about among the Sandwich lslands every an
chorage In them being once or oftener, vla'ten.
The Themis left the islands the goth Of November
on her homeward voyage, taking the track TO the sout
ward through the Marquesa group. 80.
Valparaiso reached the Sth OF February, 1866,
and Mt this port the yacht thoroughly rehed Tor
the great feat OF the voyage her owner having deter
mined 10 return home through the Sarmiento Cbannei
ana the Straits OF Magellan II may be mentioned mat
the Sarmiento Channel Ia additional inner navgaon
branching northwest and north from the western part OF
the straits, OF over three hundred miles In length His
object In this to Judge for himself TO the ndvan-
ages OF navigation through the straits in considerable
saving OF distance and an esason OF the tremendous
seas and much Of the Indictment weather for which The
higher ATTITUDES rounding Cape Horn unenviabiy
notorious. -Hs
Leaving Valparaiso on the 2lst Of February the yacht
autumna equinoxl entered the Gulf OF Penas aud the
Satmcnt0 Channel round Byron's Island, o spot TO be
remembered that on which the Wager was lost from
Anson's squadron in l74l On the 23d Of May the
rounded Cape Virgin into the South Atlantic the inter-
having employed In the careful exploration OF
every inlet and channel in this intricate navigation the
examination OF anch0ragss and places for supply or
shelter and raining tho existence and correct POSI-
ton of oil known suspected dangers These inves
cations extending q period OF two months, were
carried amid the difficulties of FROST sleet darkness,
storms, and narrow winding waters, SO well known to
The yacht called at Montevde6 and left that port for
England on the 18th Of juno.
The NEST lam; ntable incident OF the voyage the
DEATH ON the 9th Of January last Of Mrs Hannam the
served board the yacht and arrival buried in the
spot prepared for them In Dorsctsliire
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-21
AFFAIRS IN EUROPE. \
Our st. Petersburg and Flor
ence Correspondence.
Secretary Fox as an Orator and Exponent Of
American Policy.
Napoleon's Intrigues for the Annexa-
ton Of Sardinia to France.
~~>~~~-~~>>~~
Russian Absorption Of Territory
i'm Asia.
French, italian and British Opinion
Of the AJlocutions.
OCEAN VOYAGE OF An ENGLISH YACHT.
GO. 60. &c.
Russian Absorption Of Territory
i'm Asia.
French, italian and British Opinion
Of the AJlocutions.
OCEAN VOYAGE OF An ENGLISH YACHT.

The steamship Hbernian, Captain Duton, which left
Liverpool at II A. NJ, Of November 9Th and London.
derry the 9th arrived Portland Mane It 1880 yestsr-
day morning
The telsgraphic report and financial and com.
mcrcia advices been anticipated in all their main
points by cable dispatches published in thu HERALD
from day to day.
number Of cabinet councils being held In Lon.
don
The London Times says the frequent Cabinet Councils
held In London hardly be on the subject OF
reform, the measure of the one in existence il
scarcely likely TO be in forward state as to permit
elaborate discussion Of It's details and 1t therefore
presumes the attention Of the council is occupied by de-
partmenta business amongst which the Times hopes is
included the army organization.
Sir j. L. Knight Bruce late Lord Justice or the Court
OF Appeal in London, died on the 7th inst
The drafts of Den. Co, Of China as reported by tho
cable, were the 7h instant refused acceptance by
Kent, Palmer Co., Of Liverpool. The TWO firms are
entirely distinct. The engagements Of the firm are
roughly estimated at sterling The partners
arc wealthy, and 1t is believed the creditors will receive
the whole of their claims.
!. is announced that Ex-Governor Eyre, of jamaica
would be arraigned at the Central Court Of London in
about ten days. for the Jamaica murders.
Tho of the Confederate steamer seized at Liver
pool on behalf Of the United States government was be-
foro the Admiralty Court the 7th instant. 1t was
stated on behalf OF the prosecution that was
before the court and that by ths consent of all parties
the cascs would stand and the vessels remain as
they were at Liverpool II believed that the matter
would be privately adjusted.
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suppSed Msvr hatnay b. Ais Esss.so'inpsoss ~
pracealiy IN the or fsnoess
Evetbody was struck BY her cls. Illness. accent
ure Russian than thai II German Prinoesses VINO nave
rs Prince q Waits Is 70 como hero TO be present a.
thdweddng Il will take MN A., o unown vet whether
Enhnd future Queen will pay visit 70 her sister, the
fuute Empress OF Russia .A.. an of tha Ca,
Hor Austria! Beaten IN war Inras s ~ a. nos -
ins.h" ns,orcal renown accomplishing more than
Az ,,,har Power in Earobe By her pohticai marriages.
Denark makes us forget the name .ns n -
.ta So eiher are or will be, filed by the scions OF
fhs,an,sh royal family and this o. the Time wnen
Anlan MAMMALIAN did not succeed even among the
, Meyans. The tables are changed. resD Dss'u
Thbend is annexed TO Russia Is one Of the prin-
oraowns IN middle Asia. by sfow degrees the Russian
pushing still fur,hs ana ,ar'ne ~ IN snss alrec
poi IN ber dealings Nth territorial arrangements In
Asia She is Jealous q Russian progress in middle Asia
She vi not take into consideration that In reason
able sensible point Of view, Is far better TO see
Asia dEded under thu dominion OF England and Russia
than tdleaye her the mercy Of the cut threats Of
Anghanisan and tie never ending rebels Of China
1h ~ sss T. asa y me
countries u rbeted TO foreign rule. Russia does not
talk about he's uNor0e doctrine" in ASIA She does not
grudge England ler Asiatic domnicns nor Whatever
she may get BY W Of further acquisitions in India and
thereaboSk hprevang idea here is that IL ts better
to have EnglanAs nei2hb0r than the BokhArans.
wish England puld be OF the Same opinion Of Russia
IN XsisH .IS & China beware are - - '
II is not pShaps generally known In America that
during the rgt Of the present Emperor OF Russia the
national dora has been increased BY the addition Of at
least sx hsaSd square German miles During his reign
Russia los, but small slip OF land on the DOnau AZ
far as OF empire concerned the gain,
you sse exceed the losses caused by the crmean war;
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NEWS FROM suENos AYREs.
OUR susHus Avaes CORRESPONDENCE.

sheep shenring and the Wool Prospect
Eject of Our Tariff on Wool GrOwing-Oue
Hundred Millions Of Pounds Of Wool for
sale-Loss Of the steamer Ortentai-Teie-
graphic Schemes, &c.
BuESos AYRKs, 8 A., Sept %, 1894
In some parts Of this province the sheep shears are
already busy and In tho next two months there viii DO
fifty millions of sheep Invested OF their hecces. The
work OF shearng Is not much different from tho same
work elsewhere, except that the great numbers 70 DO
shovn require great despatch and all arrangements tend
TO this One man, ten, the case may be, catches
and ties the sheep the feet Of the sheare and he
bends TO him the ground, or on the floor Of she'd
drcd sheep per day for zach shearer 50 many hands
are employed Il the larger farms that nock OF two
sheep VIII % shon 10 r op1 and
70 the sorting room, where they are prepared Tor the
packers bsers and often the wool that warmed the
sheep through the dewy night IS before the next night
hoopsS, baed. marked and rolled out for shipment 70
Antwerp or 10 New York.
stronger nbrs better color and even In quality
than ever before The late winter has killed on
most Of the old coarse and scabby leaving Younger
healthier finer sheep. The tariff In the United States
will keep Of this market all purchasers, except for
fne clean woola As the nner woods pay less tariff,
and as u H. by weight any remaining dirt must pay .
We shall have ono hundred millions Of pounds Of
Ioss on rHs norox STEAMER ORIENTAL.
The United States steamer Kansas came up from Mon
evdeo bring up diving apparatus for raising tho orr
entail splendid steamer built In Boston, nov resting on
the sand In this harbor with great holes In her bottom
II Ia tar commerce levied by the inerness
Of the port authorities In not removing the sunken
cho in the harbor Too much praise cannot be awarded
Captain Wells OF the Kansas for coming up with his
steamer 70 bring the necessary apparatus Tor raising her
The United States steamer Sbamokin, captain
Crosby, 10 lying by the side Of the Oriental, and
lends all the time and services Of from rhty 70 one hum
drcd men to endeavor her. There IA stlll hope
Of saving She said 10 be insured, and BE-
longs to Messrs savory Co., New York No more
beautiful steamer came 20 this port
The ORIENTAL ooEs 10 rrEcx4
A coss my letter The noble steamer Oriental 10 20
ing 10 pieces In the harbor under tremendous storm
Yesterday and TIDE and wind carried her i've hun
dred Yards and to-day she In M their mercy The United
STATES steamer shamekin ssnt boats yesterday take on
oil the men board Her loss will BE- severely fsis In
this river.
TrlxoRAYuc scBKuw
The wire has arrived for the new telegraph between
this city and Mostevaeo.
Two Americans, Hopkins and cascy, havs obtained .
ehaStss from government for atscxvaph frou Rusaos
Avrea v Cbtls
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English scullers' Race for ei0O.
lFrom the London Times, Nov. ~

The sculleIs' between John Augustine Calm,
waterman Of the Old Swan London Bridge and William
Sadler wateyman's apprentice, Of Putney, came of
yesterday afternoon for ESQ side in old fashioned
boats. Both the men well known. There is not
such disparity in their age there 10 In their stature
and weight, Caffin standing feet TX inches aud
weighing IL stone IL lbs, and Sadler standing feet
about twenty-five. Both were in good condition. but
unfavorabe rumors about and as much eight to
was laid on Cahiu.
Two steamers accompanied with large parties Mr. J.
Ireland referee Mcssrs II. Salter and G. Hammer
ton umpres for Can and Sadler resp ctiveiy, while
Robert Balm and Henry Kelly were pilots. Calm won
the toss and took the Mddlesex side, stiff and
tide nearly done He took the lead by half length and
Sadler rowing very badly cleared at the Star and
Garter Cafn leading by three lengths this point and
four at Hammersmith. Sador In fact was never in the
race, and was beaten by eight or ten lengths.
Tho time was over thirty minutes.
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SHOOTING AFraAY IN BSuuxlYn.

Row In q Bailreea Abost . Lady PART
ner-Psiicemas Wounded-Capture OF the
offender.
On Thursday night the Atlantic Social Club held thss
annual ball 81 Gothic Hail. which opened susp cicusly
and happily the previous tsrpschorsan reunions Of shs
association, which have always been popular Until ose
o'clock all went nerrily, whom interruption, which
nearly proved fatal 10 Of the company, occursd
Among the young men present was . certain psn'es
O'Keene, who resides a No. F.lton avenue pAn'
icl, IL appears, got Into an argunsn' WIN
some gentleman present - 70 the rEns :
far partner Ia the ninrpin set which 49, s"on W.
ing. Constable Colgen, who Was present. PENS Lequsw
cd by the committee ~ oonduct 0keene ION We -.
attempted 70 comply. while eadeavonns 70 geos tne
prisoner Il h alleged that the latter drew vvolver
which point general stampede OF the isas1 VOC. pAss
In the direction Of shs dressing room ms wncn
had gathered arousd the struggling ynsonef nsodlea
him rather roughly and hsecs, no Msses nls reason
for drawing the Ssvolver, - No WISHED % mint
date them In getting him down Stairs The omoer
fell ana bsfore he cosh reenaa MS fces the
pr,sooer had sscapea INTO Aasms street coigan
va non An pussuit however, and gained apidiy on him.
IN seeIUr whsh che rascal again drew hts revolver and
red the baiI lust grazing The ~. Of bis pursusr He
vss hnaIly sversakss, knoekea down made prisoner
snd ooavsysd 70 shs Forty rs precinct house
whsrs no vss turned over 70 the ofhces IN charya
Yeaer6av morning o'Ksefs was taken bsfors yussics
crp ven "a plead rot guilty 70 the charge Of astemDt
10 - kn ne exAmnstion WI - held on rhpev6ae
nSrslaG. = ssvea oo'oc<
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ate but the pubic sstsch tle importance 70 shis mat
ter now N0thing eau shake their oonyictoS Of his
inoapacty for tho and intrusted TO him. and more
resentment Is felt against the bad management OF the
government than the blunders Of It's officers There
were capable men to DO found bat intrigue and party
feeling kept them out We have not yet come back 70
the good dayso old which Aacaulay sings, 9ns
When none were for party,
But all were for the State
In country Is party intrigue more rife and more
prejudical the efficiency or the administration and
this is OF the sad egacies of the centuries OF
rule and corruption with which Italy has been afflicted
Time and the honest practice OF constitutionasm, WILL
let as hope, mend matters and bring about more hon
est and patriotic state Of feeling among public men and
the nation at large. sN aNs. T1F
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QuATIcs.

- TFfom the LVerpO0I IlmIB, NOV. o. - y.
The iron schooner yacht Themis, Of about one hun
dred and forty TOMS belonging 10 Captain Hannah,
Is dsmantng at Southampton, having recently re-
turned from somewhat remarkable voyage 70 the sand
wch Islands and back. under the command Of her
owner
The ThemIs lef England on the nth Of April, 1864,
her owner aud captain being accompanied ~ bis wife
and her attendant and crew consisting OF chief oncer
twho had been . naval ieutenlntI, second mate, ear
ing on her war az Msdsria TtucnGs RIO N the river
Plate, and Port ST. Julian, the yacht on the aosh OF
August rounded Cape Virgin into the straiss 81 hase-
an clearing thsm By Caps Palss u the Western en-
trance OF the sWas early tht morning Of The 12h o.
eepAemhsr, being wssk - tsa days sseors I'm thoss
ON skc IAN q Dsssbsr shs rsshs sI,sd IRON caIso
IN Ne coess e south Amesca for TIE Sandwich
IsAnds hsvpg q unhrpkea dtaascs over ave tho1-
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The steamship Ocean Queen, Captain Gray which
sailed from Aspnws the 18th inst arrived At this
port yesterday morning bringing files and dispatches
from San Francisco, Panama and the South american
republics on the Pacific coast The following 10 her