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New-York tribune., 1866-12-06
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CONTRIBUTIONS FOR THE PARIS BxPosnTIoS--ARREsT-
I'D FoR USING sEDITIoUs LANGUAGE.
BT TELHGRAPH 10 THE TRIBUNE.

TELEGRAPH TRIBUNE
HAMILTON, {. w, Dec. 5.-The Provincial Government
has purchased In this city, 20 be forwarded q the Paris
Exhibition collection Of native, stuffed birds, sad 10 be
the best OF the kind the continent The Government
have also purchased splendid set Of furniture for the
same destination.
buildings, 20 accommodate the artillery equipments,
in addition TO guns and harness d the newest pattern.
The field batteries have been supplied with the Spencer
rife.
MONTREAL c. E.. Dec 5.--A private letter states that
the only surviving descendant Of Columbus is shortly TO
visit America.
large number Of French Canadians are returning from
the States for want Of employment
IL is reported here that secret Fenian meeting has
been held at st. Abans, but nothing serious is antci
pated. The weather is very mild.
MONTREAL, Dec. 5-It is surmised that Gov Monck
may bc deprived Of his office by the present English min
stry, owing TO the Lamirande aair he having been ap
pointed by the late Reform Government
TORONTO, C. W., Dee. "a man named James Nc
Dewitt haDg from New-BrunsWick, has been arrested
here for using sedtOus language-danng the Government
powder magazine is being erected on 81. Helen's
aQd Of great strength aud with most approved pecau
tons
lecture on gunnery was delivered this evening by Col
RpOn, H. A., preparatory 10 opening school for yolun
tceIs.
The GovcrnorGeneml is expected from Quebec bv
special lul tonight, or Tomorrow morning 20 attend
Cabinet Council when the fate OF tie Fenans under
tcncc of death will Do settled
His E1cellency takes his departure for England on
Saturday, and 1t is rumored that he Will to this
country.
TORONTO, Dec 5-The Toronto Field Battery were
out yesterday paccng with the brass guns recently
ceycd from England They work admirably and add mnch
the efficiency Of The battery is proposed 10 open Cavalry
the 18th Hussar This would give Cadets the choice Of
either cavalry, infantry artlhTy service
QUEBEC, Dec. 5.-The weather is mild and open.
The little snow we had Is fast disappearing The concert last
night in aid Of the Relief Fund was very successful
New-York tribune., 1866-12-06
THE FENIANS.

CONsUL-GENERAL AyEBiLL TO ATTEND THE FENlAN
TRIALS-PRRsIDENT's MESSAGE USPAYoRABLY Dis
CUSSED-THE PREPARATIONS TO RECEIVE THE
FENIANs.
BT TELEGRAPH The TRIBUNE.
MONTREAL. Dec 5-Consu General Avcrill goes TO
Sweetsburg to-day TO observe the ral OF the Fcnans.
The Presidents Message Is unfayOraby discussed here
The Fenans crossed Canada the lt Of june not on
the 6tn, as he says
Ottawa which will increase the garsona at the capital TO
about 200 men, exclusive of volunteers. IL would be folly
now for the Fenaus 20 invade Canada unless they were
all armed with breechloadng rifles All the regular troops
in the Province now having the Snyder brceeoades
A running drill in imitation of the French dIiil au pas
redoubld is now being practced here.
THE TORONTO PRISoNERs-AN APPLICATION FOR A
WRIT OF ERROR
BY TELEGRAPH TO TRIBUNE
ToEoSTo. pee. 5.-Mr Mckenzie, the counsel for the
Fcnans under of death, has under consdc-
ton apply for writ of error on the grounds mat the
Judges of the Queens Bench and Common Pleas omitted
in refusing 90 grant the rule N 20 make an order ior the
carrying out Of the already pronounced and by
this omission the already had superseded
and there Is authority now 10 enforce them Ihe a-
pcatiOn will DC grounded on the 18th section OF the act
respecting new trials. appeals and wrs error IL reads
as follows In new trial DO refused the Court
shall make such order for carrying cut the sentences
already passed for passing sentence, If none has been
passed. for the discharge of the prisoner SO convicted
on bail otherwise as justice requires" In order to
obtain eavc the consent of the AtioneyGeneral must
be had. Only eight days remain TO do so.
james McDeYit man VINO hds from ChlchgO, was
placed in the dock az the Police Court charged with
making Of reasonable language yesterday IN the Mar.
ket-quac. From the evidence II appeared he had said
THAT If Fenan under sentence were executed Toronto
woud be set in Aamcs" The prisoner pleaded intoxica-
tion as an excuse, but remandcd.
THE sWEETSBURG TRIALS-THE ATTEMPT TO FIRE
THE JAIL.
TRIBUNE
SwTETsBURG G. e. Dec. 5-The Fenian trials have
not commenced yet, the Court being sl occupied With
the Patton murder trial. The Judge ntimated that he
woud take three four hours to up in this to-
morrow. The Grand jury have had the Fenian indict-
ments before them for two days. IL is understood that
they have made considerable progress with the bills
against the prisoners and that they will be prepared 10
report early tomorrow. circumstance connected with
Maidens attempt last night 10 set fire 70 the Jail ind
Gates the presence of outside confedeTaes The vessel IN
which he had placed the live Goals not of the jail
dnnking-cups, al first reported, but TN box with
cover, which must have been secretly conveyed 10 the
prisoners since they lodged in the SwcetstuTg jail as
being admitted there they were all minuey searched
On Monday afternoon detected IN the jallyard
couversing with the prisoners. The police contented
themselves with driving him Of instead Of arrestne him.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-06
A NEW DopGF,--A :

A NRw DoDGF.--A yillainous fellow called at the
Office Of Mr. Mor.s Kcclum in this city on Saturday last
representing that he had Just arrived from Sing sing with in
lrenee Of the accidental death Of Edward Keichum Mr.
K etehu and family being al their residence Wcstport he
was desired them and with his request
furnished with oyccoGt and tlo IN money for the
Journey Going 10 the depot be searched hrong the train for
passenger Wesport and finding sent message 20 the
family notifying them 10 await the body ~ The depot In West
mort y the first train on Monday morning The spread
rapidly aud was generally believed az Wespo until tole
gram from this ciy Monday revealed the imposition Such
Lehress seoundresm this deserves the State Prison
New-York tribune., 1866-12-06
ASSAULTED AND BSArEN-At an early hour yester-

AbNhVLTEU hNU '''I N1I'y 'IN''E NNNNI"
day morning while Dr. Wm Massey residing In Union square
was passing the corner OF Thirty and LeHngtonave
he upon by party Of ruiians knocked down and
beaten In shocking about the head and face The
villains then made their escape Soon after ihe occurrence
the Injured man found by The Twenty hrt Precinct Police
and by them conveyed 60 Bellevue Hospital believed that
the rAns have mistaken their man, ~ robbery was not
attempted and tie victim has enemies to his kuOWcdgc
who would be guilty OF such an outrage.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-06

PBKoSAL-Gen Baez, ex-President Of the Do
inican Republic arrived In yesterday nom 81 Thomas
and stopping at the Clarendon Hotel Commodore r.
Ice United States Navy the Hon Roscoe Conknr Utica
the Iol W. b. Lawrence Rhode Island and j. hckson csq
Montreal at the BreyooIt House. IL Gov seymour
Utica Is at the Ncw.York Hotel Commander X B Lowry
United States Navy IL the Fithhye. Hotel Gen Anson
Stagcr Cleveland H. W Chcnhen esq, Albany the Rev.
and Capt X leach United States Navy, At the -
Nicholas Senator Scoycl Of NewJeisey and Gen Rodmnn
United States Army are M the AsOT House The Hon ~ ID
Spery Connecticut and o B Matitson Utica the
Hoffman House Rcmsen Philadelphia Is % the Metro
poliian Hotel Gen G. Is Reese United States Army, tie
bancroft House The Rev John Cotton smith Connecticut
Is az the ST. Denis Hotel
New-York tribune., 1866-12-06

MEDAL TO GEN. THoMAs.-A splendid medal, de-
signed for presentation MorGen Thomas by the state Of
Tennessee has just been completed by Tiffany Co.. and for
warded TO Gov Brownlow by whom the presentation will
shortly be made The medal is OF gold three inches IN diane
ter and weighs Just pound Troy Upon the face appears
profile of Gen Thomas spnddy executed in basree and
surrounded By the words To MajOGcn George II. Thomas
from the State of Tennessee Upon the is relief Of
the Capitol at Nashville Above this is the BeknOwn answer
Of Thomas in regard 90 his ability To hold Chckamauga We
VIII hold the till staTve' Underneath the Capitol
the words BY joint resolution adopted Nov 1863 The
entire workmanship OF the medal elegant and massive and
the testimonial b worthy tribute OF the most honored
lenfers of the Union ames.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-06
CITY NEWS.

THE EQUAL RIGHTS CoYvENTIoS-The Equal
Rights meeting VIII take place his evening Coorer Insi.
tate. Working especially invited and may obtain
tickets at the Office Of ihe Working womens Protective Union
No 20 wlcst Il proposed 10 argue The proposition That
equal pay Tor equal work only 70 through the
ballot that for have he power Of The woren
her the trades and lucrative ompoyments well schools
and colleges The meetings VIII through The day and
evening Of Friday
New-York tribune., 1866-12-06
lAnDonncementsI

KYox's NEW STYLE.-The latest specimen Of
KsoIs remarkable inventive faculty exhibited in the style q
eueen for the Fall Winter which cnnotfa 10 attract
pec attention by it. nenes, m peculiar adaptation TO every style
ce aud beauty the material Cal No az Broadway
New-York tribune., 1866-12-06
AN OIp srAeRR-Tho penal insttutions in and

around this city have been Of late very much oyec0wded and
the Commissioners Charities and Correction have often
piled the magistrates TO discharge those persons who
have been imprisoned for petty oense after they have served
ont portion their term Of sentence This il absolutely
necessary order that may be made for
Yesterday the Commissioners applied for the discharge Of one
Mary Woodward elderly who has been ncarceraed
city prisons Backwells Island no less than aneB
times and to-day Mary will be released afoding her an
opportunity probably 20 soon enter upon her h time The
public institutions must by this time be somewhat familiar TO
Iar
New-York tribune., 1866-12-06
tPASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM HAVANA Dec sin steamship Moro CssteMt Fannie
Heron Mise Allen Mr. Kane M Parkinson, A. Bis,ue Saonn
Jose Antonio rtsrt B Glover j. Gomez Julia Nerno Louis
Reo, r. B. Jesperson J. Musden, C. Barton, }. Campo
New-York tribune., 1866-12-06
REAL ESTATE sALEs.-A. J. Bleecker, Son & Co.

made following sales Of Real Esnte at Auction yesterday
Tstate Of John Is Coles deceased in Fifth Ward Jersey City
pavonanye-l Lot n MOnmouhst 25xl0O.. o. AS
Payonia aye-I Lot adjoining 2jXlOO .....--..... LIS
south Firsst-2 Lots, side, No. 100 East Monmouth.
South Frtsl Lot adjoining 25I0O. OPS
South Firss-l Lot adjoining $50
New-York tribune., 1866-12-06

NINE DEMoREsT's UNEoUALED STOCKING SUs-
PESDEKs-They and durable nssnty adjusted
quls buttons sewing and universally approved thtIen
Doc Ladies' 5Oc mailed fee. No. Az Broadway y. j.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-06
EMIGRATION TO LIBRRIA.-Fo

EMIGRATION TO LBERIA.-FOurteen colored emf
grants sailed from New York Thursday settle 10 the Rcpub
lie Of Liberia West Africa Iiyeo them have been coorod sol
do and seek 10 win home and nationality io themselves
land of their ancestors Ihey propose to call tcr settle
meut Lincoln tD boL1I VI AbTBW LipcolQ 1Ls ussy
New-York tribune., 1866-12-06

Mr. De COrdova, the lecturer, says, " LEvETT's
SvIgTzsiA shf effect tie teeth sud end pBhes
the breath" For sae BY all druggists aud fancy desisrs
New-York tribune., 1866-12-06
LEcruRE Ar rHR WEsrEnN BnANcn YeuNe Mex

LECTURB AT THE WESTERN BhANCH f0UhG MEN D
CHRISTIAN AssoCAuosThe Rev. Thomas b. Street Pastor
Of the North Presbyterian Church in Ninhaye delivered
interesting lecture last evening at No 76 Varcks The
Western Branch Of the NewYOrk Young Mems Christian
Association has instituted Of free lectures 40 IFS rooms
No % Varck-st and this the third Of the Series Mr.
Street chose for his subject Mental sqatons He de-
scrbcd the evils attendant upon the neglect Of reading and the
reading of literature OF low class He concluded by com
mendmg to his audienoewhch principally composed Of
young menhe perusa OF the standard histories biography
the better class Of novels Miss Muochs and Sir Walter
SCOTS works scientific themes and above a the careful
study Bible This lecture is Of 20 young
which Mr. Street is delivering IN his church. corner OF
Ninth-aye and Thirty .hrstst
New-York tribune., 1866-12-06

THE BURGLAR ALARM TELEGRAPH protects invisi-
big end without damage each window aud door Of The
yarl experience without failure T. HoLSEs No. 25 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1866-12-06

tremendous reduction in the prices Of English
Velvet. Brussels pehne and fine Ingn Csre,s Oh Cloths Mat
Dugse four yards wide &c HIRAM ASDERsoSs No 80
Bowery
New-York tribune., 1866-12-06
BhiPsplns.
MEMORANDA.

Heneey Andrew te,cher reports seeing
quantity of eee and ether articles Of merchandise sdh outside
ts Hook yesterday Of which he succeeded
probably portion Of the of ihe stranded steamship Scotland
which almost entirely out Of s.sht under
New-York tribune., 1866-12-06

MARINE DTsAsTERs-In of accidents to
schoones the lower bay will be found under the head Of
Shipping Intelligence.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-06

THE TRINITY CHURCH ESTATE-Those persons who
claim hershp to the Anneke JAMS estate through the Brewer
branch Of the genealogical hold meeting in Pougb
keepse January g.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-06

BOARD oP SUPERVISORS. The Board met by spe
cin call 70 o'clock yesterday and after ado. ting som
routine papers adjourned subject the call Of the chair
New-York tribune., 1866-12-06
STEINWAY & SONS
GRAND SQUARE AND UPRIGHT
PIAN0-F0RTES.

Have taken S Fir.t Premiums the Pneip. Fairs held e s
s9o3iry within h. s tso ye1L and .o were awarded F Ps
petition with 4s9 PiahSs from all pet. Of the World
conceded proven by the that Me stenways "se.
Improvements and peaar Of eonsruei93 have been copied By
CLOSELY As COULD Bs DONE WITHOUT
an Of Europe and Ameriea who prefer them for their Pab
Every Piano their Psteu, Agruse Arrange
ment APPLIED DIRECTLY TO The EULL Ros FRAME
vented T pNo % & f9PI Sarrs f RToslyo@
and DOUBLE Iron frame patented June 100 This invention
Of soundboa) with iron boce fsme in the Of
ucon and capacity standing tune never before attained that
The soundboard supported frames by an spar
atus regulating it, tension tia, the greatest possible degree
odacag capacity obtained and regulated to the ns;
and SroSptS on soa f Rsq n p Piano. have %
Unqualified sdmon Of the musical profession and al have
STEiNWAY SONS confidently offer these beautiful rs,rlns
TO the public and invite every lover Of music to call ond
LETTER FROM THE CELEBRATED EUROPEAN PIANIST,
ALEXANDER DREYSCHOCK,
Court Pianist the Emperor Of Russia.
MEssRs srsrSvAr soxs cannot refrain from sTpresng 20
und guised admiration Of REsPHcT
Grsnd Pianos (which used my sst concert n Bruns~
upon one ofthe.s Masterpieces here therefore q
asS Gs5H 9,TS CS most Rs Gs S SS %
without delay which manner best remit the purchase
'"'"'' " '''' ALEXANDER DREYscHocK
LETTER FROM WILLIE PAPE,
LONDON England, FEB. 4, l6t6
Mesus SrgSvAY Sons am much pleased to see The npd
sdvsnces you mkng aud the certificates have
deervedy obtained Should humble opinion be - any weight
You may sd that ye POUR HuSDREDrH Pianofore recital
Chelienham. 10th Of this arrival her that
annual visits TO Paris lave aed the Grand Pianos
the European manufctuers bnt have found
EQUAL PURcHAsED In fact ] coiadeg
finest Pianos equal OF the Grand Fns
manufactured here Truly yours, - -
WILLIE r. PAPE.
Pianis, 70 II. X. II. the Princess Of Wales
STEINWAY & SONS PIANOS the only American lBara.
exported Europe numbers and actually used by Ito
great Pisuiss in European concert rooms
WhREROOMS:
FIRST FLOOR OF SIEINWAY HALL,
nos. ~ AND 73 EAST FOURTEENTH.ST,
Between Fourth.sye and irvingplsee,
New-York tribune., 1866-12-06

THE PAyONIA FERRY NEW BUILDINGS. - The
buildings Of this ferry which time since destroyed
by ire Of erection and progressing
rapidly toward completion No time has been lost in having
the buildings reconstructed TO afford that comfort and
convenience TO travellers which the importance Of the line de-
mands
New-York tribune., 1866-12-06

FAIR IN AID or THE FRENCH CHURCH DU 81.
EsrwT-The ladies of tie French Protestant Church 81
Esprit founded the century by the Hugucuos
arc holding Fair in aid Of their Church DCdwouh
Hall No zoo Broadway, closing on the 5ih inst
New-York tribune., 1866-12-06
THE NEW-YORK
WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE for DECEMBER

I'HE WEEKLY lhlbINE lOr DbNGhDiAh ~
THE Y WEEKLY TRIBUNE for thi, wssl contains he fol-
LEApNs ARrroLEs-The Presidents Message The wr RspoS
Report q the Secretary o tho Treasury The Nicns SsoIe G
fs' Ireland Ths Pasu1ysa War sssnds ResousSeSS ~
Editorial nSsas.P P.I'SEGop6. E..
NEWS o. TEE wTEx-DOmesc News. Crimes and cssusits
Obituary The NewYork Ciy southern News-oenu
Ps ss SHS TS A d' Of john sait Canada Mtaec
THRrYNSrH CoxssEsPrOeeedIs' OF the ssnse sod Ho'e
MARITAL Law IN MISSOURI
MEwOSIroc. Iodisn Lis Character Traditions add & ssp.
,iions and Romance Of the Frontier BY Soo9 Soen,on
the Light Of Pnrss sh4 Firr =.
Of Report Secretary OF the Treasury Abstract Of ksIod
Sa,GI q the % H fs d%. ns
Abstract Of Report OF MsorGen " Howard Aes.ss.i &
Kansas, Bsmersu.
judges Of ElectOG-rhey Believe Archer and fh'
TsrS WsTooaE TO coSeREss
Lisr OF MKABERs o. SHE AAAlArH CoSGREss
sciEScs.
Foasiss MISCELLANY
Personal
institute % fs5%sr' sSSS. SSS i @
Leaves Good 70, Paper tloTds Grape cheap rsS Ss S,,S
WsIsTPoe. MsnGrs vaults Where Does Day Begin Coros
9 Fa roPsS, SS, S ofs cSSs aps s.sssn S @
Flowing go 5sd olt, s.. FyoaIs l%p naa cs
Worth Growing Information for Emiganis; DO bd. bgsI u
THE ARREsT SoRRArr-A War stesmeF seh' :" DING '
Home
fOnqSTAa oa Poem BY Daniel Webster The Lsh'Hirs r
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LATEST EUROPEAN MARkErS
CITY ITEMS
MIscHLLANEous IrENs.
MARRIAGES DEATHa ST, pi.,.i,hs, 10
LArEsr NRws sT MAGNETIC TELsGRAPE-speela D"'s''D'
CosHsaoIAL-Ful Reports Of the Stock Money Cosi.a "
and cattle Markets specially reported for The N y ,
Ready this morning Price In wrappers reaoy TOT Hsn"F
Mai ssbss srber. single copy year-sl number'..."s
do. Clubs othve.''. .''.''''''''' n 10
Comics addressed 0 OF subscribers
Twenty copies addressed to names OF suose'hef' 40
10 address
Twenty copies address
An extra will be sent for each club Of ten n
Drafts on New-York PostOhce ordep, payable W. W -
"TER TRIBUNE" being saleg, taere.,. " ~
Ismis,aDes As1ssp IAS sFappAss D'N
New-York tribune., 1866-12-06

FoR THE WORKING WoMES's PROTECTIVE UNION
lecture for the benefit Of he Working womcns Protective
Union will be given by Alr De Coroya Iyiag Hal Sa,ur
day evening The subject of the lecture VII be Miss Ergg
Strong Minded Her COurisbip
New-York tribune., 1866-12-06

with Liberia rapidly increasing Three vessels have sailed
from New York recently TO Africa and two will be soon
dispatched The British steamship line Om Liverpool for
Liberia will leave twice n month after the first Of January.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-06
amer Elizabeth Read left Braaos at p. m, and

steamer Elzabeth kead eit BraHOs at j p m, anu lne
Backbird at 6 p IN. on Saturday.
At II O'Clock on the 26ha ponoon bridge was thrown
from Brownsville 10 MaamOT0s, which detachment Of
the United States forces under Col j. G.. Perkins crossed
and took command of Matamoros. IL was alleged that
Canics and forces 10 sack the city and Sedgwck
sent his troops TO protect the American citizens
Gen. Sedgwick then escorted Canales cat for an inter
view with Escobede No terms were agreed on. Sedg-
wick took Cen Canaes back 10 the city 81 o'clock next
forenoon. Escohelo opened fire the city. His forces
then charged For Monterey and rcpulsed and pur-
sued by Canaes Escobedo lost $50 killed ana wounded
and 300 prisoners. Canales lost p men killed
Late in the afternoon the Americans withdrew outside
Of the city. NJ Canales brother Of the General, was
killed We without information of the operations on
Thursday, but We have private information that tee-
gram was sent 10 Brazos on Saturday at 3 p m that
EscobcdO and Canales met friends and that Eseobed0
is in command of the city The special bearers OF
dispatches the road arrived on the 3Oth ultlmo at
Brazos and 1t is rumored that the Federal troops were
subsequently Withdrawn 10 the American side.
On the morning after the battle, Gen. Albino Espi-
nosa who fighting with EscObcdO, died Of wounds.
Washington letter Of La VOye AmcrieaHo OF Maia-
moros says: 81 have the instructions OF Minister
Campbell. They contain the following points; First,
That the United States does not recognize neither will II
recognize, any other government IN Mexico than that OF
the constitutional President Juarez. Second, That they
do not propose neither do they wsh to acquire any part
of Mexican territory; that they do not recognize IN any
the claims OF France and that they arc willing 10
extend 10 Mexico any aid, with the object 10 quc local
disorders whenever required by the Constitutional Gov
eminent of Mexico, or her authorities without popo ng
90 interfere any whatever IN the domestic DIFF
ferences of the country.
RUMORED DEFEAT OF THE LIBERALS - MONTEREY IN
DANGER.
Advices received here from the City Of Mexico say
that Mea left that city October >, with orders 10 march
MaiamOrOs with all speed. Another report says the
Liberal force under Qucviro Narano and others, we're
completely routed at the Hacienda de los Bocs near san
Luis PooS. Quiroga left the main army with OOJ cav
airy and marched upon Monterey which had been left
without defense.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-06

GllvfsTov, Dec 5-By the arrival Of the steamer
Flaokiafd Capt Cole, and the Elizabeth Read Capt Sin
oar ge lave Mexican dates ~ ~ SATURDAY evening Tbe
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-07-05
DODGEVILLE MARKET.
NJ a R, R / II ID .
DoDGEvILLE. July 5,


III this village, Sunday, July l, 1866, by Rev. ".
II. Painer MI JoHsi q. TEI;, izrbeth Illinois
Miss JULIA e. LEWIS, Of thia village.
Tnc bountfnl supply OF excellent cake which ac-
companod the above notice, thankfully received.
1t makes wish that the shadow of the bridegroom
although large, may never grow less and that tho
kindness aud liheralty Of the bride, may never de-
crease.
In the town of Dodgeville, on Monday the I'd inst.
by the Rev. j Anderson, at the house Of Richard
Williams, Mr.. EDMUND WILLIAMS to Miss ELIzABETH
PERKINS. Both Of the town of Dodgeyille.
In Mineral Point, on the 2lst ltimo, by the Rev
L. Phelps Mr. ROBERT W. MURPHY, late Of the 3Oth
regiment, to Miss MARY Dixon. Both of that city.
In Mineral Point, on the Goth ultin,o. by the Rev.
Francis McGann, Mr.. NICHOLAS GEIB, to NJ iss KATE
CROWLEY. Both of Mineral Point.
At the residence of Amcs Kendle in the town of Pu-
ask Iowa county the 9th of June 1866 10y Rev.
L. Pryor of Muscoda HENRY SINNETrof Hickory Grove
Grant county " in. to Miss MAEY G. KEEplg of Pu.
laski.
In the town Of Ri1geway, the 4th of July, 1866.
by the Rev. Nelson Whitman, Mr.. JoEL WnIrsAN Cfk
of Circuit Court of Iowa county to Miss IsABkLLA
MCCLURE Of RidgeWay. b.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-07-05
A Timely Warning to the Sick.

1t is especially important at this timo when the
markets Of tho United States flooded with tho
direst poisons, under the name OF imported liquors
and when domestic compounds purportng TO be ms;
dcinal, but not whit less pernicons are heralled
to the world "soyereign remedies that the pub
lie should fully upderstand the facts. Do it known
then, that while all the diffusiye stmulents called
liquors impure and all the toics contang al
coiol manufactured with fiery article contain
Ing amyi or fused oil, mortal poison. HOSTEL
TER'S CELEBRATED STOMACH DITrERs cen
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Of puro or rye With the pare juices Of 4 Q
most valuable ston shie. asti.btiiious ard apsri.t
herbs and plaufs, and thak - q sAfs and rapid
remedy for dyspepsia aud all To hindred complaints
this preparation staads befese the world without a
rival. Its sales today eqnaf to tIts eonibf.ed
sales Of all thcr advertised tenica In the Eni Cd
States. 42w4