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The New York herald., 1867-03-22

0lHore0c0
honorabis geb.isnaa from 0hio N ths-thst while JEFF
ersop Davis Senator or the United States aud was
claiming 70 be friend or the Union ] supported him,
while the gensismss sMr; Bnghsm) mpports him while
sAw the Of my ways and repsnted But did mot
sxpeot blow 20 Be aimed at me that direction from
shs slds @ the House whch suppc.ssa him t1sn has
his friends. tIAushssr and applausel [ME Bingham
ssat d On the dsmocrasc ds Of the House -RnroRrKn
dIa no. nssn Y inpaSn me hcsos g integrity q shs
was leading the other side or the House
Mr. BxGaAx--n The gentieman had qualified hs
words BY saying no thought should nss have said
Mr. Burrss--I nsvss speak anything DO NOT think.
daughter and applAuss will try 70 rspeas the word
! ussd aid the geutsmAn had goas IN spln', - ~
ihsusns 20 thSn, think % now s.id % thsn, 80
- now-tiaugnter,---and l cannot take neck, sh
Manifestations VI encouragcmenI fne esncmIm n
hsa good taste 70 attack for the reason tnst'
could not DO any injury 70 tho enenss ny coun
uy. did the best could. Uther msn 81 more sDluy
cosh do more. and man is ready 70 nse snsm nInw
psudit for their yalor their discretion asd nsr sonau
han rnvseM Because could not do more feh exceed
hgsy ehaariusd II during the war the Gentleman iron
ONO (llr HMxnam) did ~ much r, ald n tnss anec
tion should pe gaa recognize that mucn ocnei out
ths ony victim OF the xsntlenans prewees inst knov
AZ vss :. Innoceut woman hanged upon the scaned
HIS only victim in the war was ene " nls w. 49, can
ates can sustain him the blood Of woman tried by
by = Military commIssios and condsmnsd without SON
| esnt evidence, in my Judgment.
vculv lie said;- After ten years Of ssrvics In this
nouss gentlemen VIII look IN vsn for any remarks oi
mise psrsonal 10 mortal man en- this noor savs whcr
Vas srataitousiy ssaisd by others have ebesrvet
tho smsny Of deoste and she smeny " personaI COZ
ducs Qua of The HOUSE such form. trust eatitie
me tho respect and consideration Of hose who know
\ me bcst. Hut the gentleman lMr Butlcr) whls b,
talks o matters Of taste and chooses W eonstute him
sef nv lodge touching the integrity of nv oonduc.
ssorn rspressnass oi ths peopls Asd when hs some'
The New York herald., 1867-03-22

According 70 the last o01cial Information rocetved
from Mcxics appears that the republicans have four
armies VOL equipped and armed, each Of which cosd
eer battle W Maximilian Querstaro or hese four
armies only one, the Army Of the North, qndsr Esco-
bedo. Ia front Of Queresaro The wsstsra army,
under Corona, and the csnral army, under Rsgulss,
we're coming TO join Escobedo Should thsy make .
junction the Of the republicans almost certain.
should Maxmihan fcrce battle and dofeai Escooedc
Generals Corona and Rsgnles wiu oser him battle.
should they be defeated General Daz Of the Eastern
army, will be Iet intact and able TO take Of MAXI
milan
Receipts from Custsms.
The receipts from customs from March 70 ~ nciu.
sivc. al the ports below named ware foIlows:-New
York. s2,s7s.sti; Philadelphia, s15e,09s Baltimore,
S10s,072; New Orleans, March TO O. s1i6,ssL Total,
50. zoe. .004
Shinpiastcrs In the South.
Tho Comptrollcy Of the Curpsncy has addressed the
following letter 10 Senator sherman Chairman Of the
Finance COMMITTEE
wAsmvarox, March n, 1887.
DrAR SR--Our National Bank Examiner 10 ST. Louis,
Msmphs and New Orleans reports that the city authori
able 70 the bearer, TO circulate money Notices Of
this practice have also appeared In print enclose
psntcd slIp. cut from Southern newspaper and also
letter from the German national Bank OF Memphis,
Revenue sct passed March 1sds and amended Jalv 10,
1864 imposes a tax Of Two per centum upon the
notes Of sny person, state bank, on state banking
association paid ont ny any Incorporated bank after
the case in question These cities food their respect
I've ACTIONS with irrsdeemabe shinplasieu without
Limitation DO not know cf any way W prevent their
issue and circulation exceps ~ sazssicA ~ ssexsN
The Baltimore County union., 1867-07-06

T'HE undersigned would respectfully call the
Il attention Of the public 20 his very large
assortment of
DOUBLE AND SINGLE BARREL GUNS.
Having direct communicate with the fac.
tories In Europe, and receiving new and fFesh
Goods out b. nearly every steamer, he is able
10 sell Wholesale or retail a. low as any other
respectable house In the country.
ALSO,
PlsIOLS 81 all the most approved kinds,- -
RIFLES Of al kinds aud oAllbrs, great varles
y Of hne POWDER FLABKs, SHOT BELTS,
GAME BAGS, Eley's best waterproof and Z.
y. Caps, Muaket and q. d. Caps Cartridges Of
and, in iact, every article 10 ht out the sports
man In the most approved manner.
e0-A call is respectfully solicited at No. 81
SOUTH CALVERT STREET, Baltimore.
Sn-0uns made 10 order, and ell REPAIR
ING done In the best manner and warranted.
ALEXANDER Mcc0MAs,
March 10, lss7.--iy. Established Isis.
The Baltimore County union., 1867-07-06
County Advertisements.
WARREN STORE,
BALT0. COUNTY, mn.
GREAT REDUCTION rs PRICES Or
SPRING d SUMNER GOODS,

GREAT REDUCTION rs PRICES OF
SPRING d. SUMMER GOODS!
INDUCEMENTS offered In ane
" DRESS GOODS, such as Spring CASH.
mers, satinetts, French and English Merinoes,
Alpaca, all wool Delsine, Laws, Mozambique.
PopPleins and Plain and Fancy Prints from
l3l 10 20 cts. per yard.
gA- Ah Good At city Prices. -
HOSIERY AND
FANCY GOODS, &C.
large assortment Of BOOTS and SHOES,
for men, women and chiidren's wear. Fhncv
HATS and CAP9(o gilrs and gents.
CR0cKERY 4 HARDWARE,
TIN 4 HOLLOW WARE.
WOODEN WARE,
STONE AND EARTHEN WARE.
GROCERIES,:
Brown and white Sugars, Japan aud Green
Teas Of iine flavor and high grades; old hi"
and other Coflees, Of fine qualities.
KEROSENE, PARAPHINE AND
LINsEED OILS.
''"'' PAINTS
BACON, FISH, SALT A TAR.
Country storekeepers and heads of families
will find u greatly :" their advantage ,o Pur.
chase their
BROWN MUSLIN HERE,
IA well altogether our own make. aud will
WARRANT u hiiiy equal 10 anything made inihis
Stete.
re- 4 CILL ~ SOLICTTEb. -
II. T.. THOMAS.
For Warren Manufacturing Company.
RON. B.--COUyTRY PRODUcg ,nLen in
vel nma NfsrN Nssatfl aN % uFtaa
The Baltimore County union., 1867-07-06
q. II. GORsUCH


Successor to Jehu Gorsuch,
Corner OF Gay aud Front Ste. Baltimore Nd,
pEALERtx
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC HARDWARE.
H AS received his Spring and~
hSumfner supply of goods. con
sissing in part Of Knives and Forks.
Pocket Knives. Table and Tea Spoons. Hollow
Ware. Wagon Boxes. Horse Shoes and Nails
Nail Rods. CArpentsrs' Tools, Axes. Locks,
Hinges. Screws. Boiis. Shovels. Forks. Picks,
Aattceks, ,Cassaad Blister Steel. Trace, Halter
and Gov chAiEs. Counter Scales. Safety Fuse,
Gun Caps.
woobcoCK's FLOWS AND CASTINGS;
Also. S,ewart's wedge pattern AXES. war
ranted, all of which he offers wholesale and
retail at his usual low prices
lsB-in addition to my stock of Hardware.
have added iue assortmen, Of WOODEN
WARE. such a. -ubs. Buckets. Measures. Bas
kets. Brooms. Wash Boards. Butter Prints. 4e.
4e.. which department. il in charge of y 7.
GORSCCH. who is always happy 10 wait upon
all customers who favor him with their custom.
Please call and examine his stock befor. pur
chasidg elsewhere. Angus, I. is6o.-iv.
The Baltimore County union., 1867-07-06
Here !. a Machine for the Fsrners
FarHcrS. LOOK at Ae Grea, Advantage in TAresl.
ing Cram rih
GEISER'S PAHNT
Self Regulating Grain Separator,
Cleaner and Bagger.

n tiut IKE the present, when labor 10
IA scarce. II - important that Farmers. who
are interested. should pay attention 20 the above
improvement which considerably reduces the
expense 81 Thr~shinz Grain. over any Machine
now ia use. It's peculiarly ada tod 10 it, work
and can he attached To- either belt ~ iron rol
Powers. Il cleans the Grain thoroughly by one
operation. which 10 not generally done by any
other machine. Grain cleaned by this ma.
chine. which contains much light. filthy mat
ter. il worth one 81 two cents per bu.hcl rn"re
than II clean~,iin the common way.
The abnve machine i conveniently arranged
for hauling. being permanently hxed two
wheels. and - fully warranted.
REFERENCES
MAJ. William Hutchins. Monkiof Bslt" 90.
William Pearce.
Gen. Jshn B. Pearce.
Thomas johnson. Phenix.
J. q. Patterson.
Henry Carroll.
John X. Gent. Cockeysville.
William Gent.
Jesse Garrett, FORK Meeting House.
James Amos. Jarretisville. Hartford County.
William Cole. Churchville.
Thompson 4 Armstrong. tThre.hers.l Aber.
deen. Hartford County.
ALSO.
AGENTS FOR THE CELEBRATED
PITTS THRESHER AND CLEANER.
with double pinion Horse Power: sire
from Ito 70 horse. power.
HI'BRARDS CONFINED SELF. FAKE
REAPER AND HOWER.
LINTON 4 LANOTT.
l5l y. High Street, Baltimore.
March 70, ls6'.-Iy.
Farmers, Look to Your Interest
The Baltimore County union., 1867-07-06

Pages Felt, Cement and Gravel
Roofing,
IL known for ffteen years.
We guarantee all new work for five years.
II is better than Tin, aud costs half ~ much.
JS0-old Roofs repaired at short notice.
We are the only manufacturers Of ROOFING
MATERIALS in Maryland, all Of which we
keep constantly on hand for sale.
eo-Tin Roofs and Iron Fences painted with
our Patent ParafRne varnish.
PAGE. BROS. 4 CO.,
III Smiths Wharf.
Jan. 20. Is61.--6m.
The Baltimore County union., 1867-07-06

RON. B.--COUyTRY PROD UrE ,mken in
exchange for Goods. At city prices.
May I, Isd1.-6m.
The Baltimore County union., 1867-07-06
Farmers, Look to Your Interest
TINE rs MONEY,
BUTTgR ~ SWEET!
Butter made In . TO Q minutes from
Sweet Cream.
The Diamond Churn
CHALLENGES THE W0RLD.

The Diamond Churn
'HiLLENGES THE WORLD.
HAVING purchased the right Of nlanufae.
IL turing the above celebrated CT urn. the
undersigned are now prepared 10 furnish them
Al the shortest notice. Among the many al.
vantsge.. may be named the following:
lst. The Diamond churns sweet Cream.
2d. The Diamond separates the Butter from
the cream, aud leaves the milk sweet, so every
farmer can feed his stock on sweet milk instead
of sour.
I'd. The Diamond makes Butter in from two
20 four minutes.
9Th. The Diamond makes half pound more
Butter 10 the gallon of cream than any other
churn now in use.
9Th. The Diamond Churn is cheap aud dur.
able.
9Th. The Diamond Churn works the Butter.
tit is self worker.l no milk let In the Butter.
9TH. The Butter will keep sweet longer than
that made BY any other churn now in use.
yss-Ail ordersaddress 10 the Manufacturers,
KiLGoRE, HARDEsTY 4 scHRFFER,
No. Ii1 n. Gay Street, Baltimore.
March v, ls67.-.ly.
The Baltimore County union., 1867-07-06

CANFIELD. BROS. 4 CO..
Soe BALTrM0RE ST..
CORNER OF CHARLES,
-HAVE 4 FINE STOCK OE-
Gold Watches for Ladies and Gentlemen.
Silver Hunting Case Watches Of all kinds.
Gold Chatelain Vest and Guard Chains.
Diamond Earrings, Pins, Bracelets a Rinss.
Rich suits Of Jeweiry Of new styles.
Bracelets, Necklaces, Earrings and Pins oi
great variety.
Pearl, Csrbuneie, Seal aud other Rings.
Silver spoons, Forks, Ladies'. Butter KNIVES.
Ac., &c.
Silver Pitchers, Goblsts. Cups, sal,s, Gc.
Fancy Silver Goods Of new styles.
Plated Tea and Coffee sets Of late patterns.
Castors, Baskets, lee Pitchers and Cups,
Plated or Alsbass Forks anL Spoons Of best
quality.
Table aud Pocket Cutlery, Scissors Rssors.
Watches carefully repaired.
Pans, Opera Glasses, Portmonaies; beautiful
Paris Gilt and Porcelain Vases; beautiful Par.
is Card Rsceivers and other articles; Prouts
Hair and Tooth Brushes Fine Marble and
bronssd Paris Clocks; BronEed Figure. snd
Ornaments.
MILITARY GOODS.
Swords and Belts for Army aud Navy, Sash.
es, Spurs, Buttons, Lace, Cord, Navy Lace,
Caps, Stars and Embroideries, Army Embroi.
deFies Of all kinds, Chevrons, bindings, Cloth.
Ac. Field Glasses, Pistols aud Cartridees.
March -, iee7.-iy.
The Baltimore County union., 1867-07-06
BUILDING MATERIALS!
BUILDING MATERIALS!,


BUILDING MATERIALS!
BUILDING MATERIALS!
rTNHE ATTENTION OF BUILDERS. CAR.
Il PENTERS. CONTRACTORS and all nth
era interested in the purchase Of
BUILDING MATERIALS,
Is invited u our NEW AND LARGE STOCK
Of well-seasonei and we'll finished work. ,on.
sisting Of
DOORS AND DOOR FRAMES.
WINDOWS AND WINDOW FRAMES.
BLINDS AND PANEL SHUTTERS.
SLATE a WOODEN MANTELs.
SEwEL POSTS. BALUsTERs.
HoTBED SASH. SASH WEIGHTS CORD.
Ac.. Ac.. IN short, complete assorimentof
building Materials generally. which
We offer tc the building public
At MODERATE PRICES
FOR cASH
ES-Par,iculAr attention paid Ia order. from
the country by mail, AMI work securely pack.
ed for shipment.
LEWIS B. TEBBETTS q CO.,
No. lOs North Howard ST.. baltimore, Nd.
Feb. %, is65.-ly.
The Baltimore County union., 1867-07-06
THE WORLDS
Reaper and Mower,
WITH DROPPER ATTACHED.

WE invite the attention Of oil In want Of q
w Mower aud Reaper for the coming Har-
vest, 10 call and examine our New Worlds
Reaper and Mower. The gearines are all cut
out Of solid Iron and run with precision Of
steam engines, iathes and that class Of ma
chinery. A neat Cast Iron Case incloses the
entire works, thus protecting them from dirt,
.s.sr: LSs. as: and hg shielding The machine !.
times 90 durable and Of much lighter draught
than the common, rough cast gear now used In
reapers and mowers. We have two sizes Of
these machines known ~ ! and ? I, Mower
cuts feet, inches In grass and feet in grain.
!: Reaper an ! Mower with Drcpp.r. $1,000 5000
and Hand Rake. $1,000
.. cuts 4 feet In grass and 4 feet, = inches In
grain, costs as Mower, eI75.00
Mower and Reaper with DropPer. sss.oe
OUR BUCKEYE sTEEL.TOOTH
w EEL RISE r A X Z
10 greatly improved this season by means Of
ratchets making both wheels drivers. and also
otherwise improved-price tij.
Agents for the celebrated VICTOR CANE
MILLS, COOKS EvAPORATOR. aud Sugar
Machinery generally, the
TORNADO THREsHER AND CLEANER.
the finest machine In the market;
sindeiis Horse Hay. Fork.
woodrufrs Portable Barometer.
smslley's Improved Corn PlOw. aud Tingley's
improved churn.
Aiso, dealers in All iinds Of Agricultural I'm
plements. Field Grass and Garden Seeds
Have hne selection Of Cane Seed. Liberian.
Early sorgo, aud regular sorgo. Having sll
the patterns Of the Buckeye Mower aud Heap.
or, we are prepared 10 furnish extras and re-.
pair machines at short notice.
e0-For any Of the above articles call on "r
address. JOHN ~. GRIFFITH A CO..
90 n. Paca ST., Balto.. Md.
March An Ann,
The Baltimore County union., 1867-07-06
Blacksmithing and wheelrightinx

II would respectfully inform my friends and
Il the people ofthe neighborhood that In addi-
ton 20 my business Of Blacksmithing, have
secured the services Of GOOD wHEELRlGHT.
and will hereafter be prepared TO execute ali
work entrusted 10 inc In that line ci business.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS either in new
work or repairs
-J.ALExANDER PARLETT.
Oct. l3.-u Towsontown, NJ.
The Baltimore County union., 1867-07-06
House, Sign

FANCY PAIN 7 I NG
SYLVESTER BOWEN.
Successor TO Henry l.. Bowen.
T0vws0mt0vgm.
rs prepared TO execute ell work in his lin, =.
Il such as GLAZING, GRAINING, GLIDING,
IMITATION OF WOOD, MARBLE, Ac .&c.-
All Of which will be done promptly aud on III.
most reasonable terms.
Jan. ~, Is65.-Iy.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-02-28

MASCULINE ETIQUETTE. - Gentlemen
walking should keep their hands in their
pockets. 1t shows their figure to advan-
tage, keeps their hands warm and out of
other peoples pockets .e..rs
In the afternoon congregate in front of
the hotels and saloons. Then upon ladies
passing, set up an equine cachination,
translated horse laugh.) This will give
them an exalted opinion of your taste and
( refinement. u44E-5TFl9
Keep the center of the sidewalk. By
this means, others in meeting you will know
which side to pass; when they attempt it
step in the direction with them. This af-
f,rds an agreeable variety in promenade.
Ifyou see person on the opposite side
Of the street you wish to intercept, cry as
loud as possible to him, "Ho, Jones'" OF
course Jones will "Ho p and you will show
passers that you take a great interest
in the fate Of Jones.
When turning a corner, walk rapidly
with your eyes in the opposite direction.
You may meet somebody and give them
an opportunity to study Astronomy by
daylight.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-02-28

- ew-Iast week we mentioned the drown :
ing of two old people, Mr.. and Mrs. Bridg-
man, near Darlington. We gave the ac-
count as it was related to US; since that
time, we find the following in the Lafayette
Co. Union, which is probably nearer cor
rect than we were:
Gideon and Elizabeth Bridgman, two
daughters, and Mr.. Mcdowell, their son-in-
law, were returning from visit to J. J..
Bridgman, at Wiota, and while crossing a
low place in the road near Otter Creek,
which was overfowed by the rapidly rising
water, were struck by a strong current,
which upset the box Of the sleigh and pre-
cipitated its occupants into the water Mr..
and Mrs. Bridgman being old and feeble,
and so wrapped up with clothing as to be
entirely helpless, were caught by the wa
tiers. The daughters, forgetful Of their
own imminent peril, caught hold of their
father and kept his head above water,
while the current carried Mrs. Bridgman
some distance before she could be reached
by Mr.. Mcdowell, who with great difficulty
finally succeeded in getting the bodies of
the old people, now both dead, upon the
sleigh box 4; and the daughters, Mrs. Nc
Dowell and Miss Bridgman, held them fast
though waist deep in water, until Mr..
Mcdowell went for assistance, the current
having become SO strong as to render the
removal of the bodies to the shore impos-
sible without further assistance. The wo-
men not daring to release their hold lest
the current should bear their precious
charge beyond their reach, upon the foam
ing, angry flood, stood for two long, terri
BILE hours, until assistance arrived, waist
deep in the ice cold water, heroically bat
Ting with the fierce current, and sacred!y
guarding their dead. Several persons un-
worthy the name Of men, during these
terrible hours, came upon the bridge a
short distance off, which spans the creek,
and witnessed the intense suffering Of these
women without offering the least assist
ance. The long looked for help at length
arrived, and the living and dead were car
ried to the shore. The deceased had six
g children and twenty grand children resid-
ing in the vicinity, and previous to this
melancholy occurrence, there had not been
death in the family for over forty years.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-02-28
8 Y NJ P 7 MS:

The symptoms of Catarrh are at first very slight
Persons find they have cold, that they have fire.
quent attacks, and sensitive to the changes
Of temperature In this condition the nose may be
dry, slight discharge, thin and acrid, after
wards thick and adhesive, may ensue.
AS the disease becomes chronic, the discharges are
increased in quantity and changed in quality they
are thick and heavy, and are hawked or coughed
off, The secretions offensive, causing bad breath;
the voice thick and nasal the eyes are weak the
sense of smell is essened destroyed and deafness
frequently takes place..
Another very common and important symtom of
Catarrh is that the patient is obliged to clear his
throat in the morning of a thick Shiny mucous,
which has fallen from the head during the night.
When this takes place. the patient may be that
the disease is its way to the lungs, and ought to
loose no time in arresting it.qs
The above are but few of the many Catarrhal
symptoms. Write to our laboratory for our pamph-
let describing fully all symptoms; it will be sent
FREE to any address. Also directions where to pro-
cure the medicine.
We receiving letters from al parts of the Amer
can Union, and also numerous testimonials from
those using it, bearing the evidence of its nfalble
merits
This remedy contains no MINERAL or POISON
Gus INGREDIENTS, but is prepared from vegeta-
BILE extracts exclusively, therefore il is PERFECTLY
HARMLESS, even to the most tender snd delicate
child
Call for Seelye's Catarrh Remedy and take no 9TH
If not sold by druggists in your vicinity they
will order it for you. Price, $500 per bottle.
All persons suffering from any affections of the
head, throat >r lungs, should write at for our
pamphlet fully describing all symptoms pertaining
to the above diseases. Address
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-02-28

All the most reliable and popular patent medi
cines always on hand Hostetters, Red Jacket
and Hoofiand's Celebrated German Bitters al
so the Eleven O'clock Beverage. Reeds do
mestic dyes, all colors. Choice cigars and
fine smoking and chewing tobacco
choice lot of lanterns lamp OIL wicks,
burners and chnneys. Paint and
yarnish brushes also whitewash
scrub, shoe, cloth, hair and tooth
s.p brushes. An extensive assort-
meHt of pocket cutlery ra-
zors, scissors, etc. Akin
& Co.'S celebrated gold
pens. School books, sta
ae tionery, states, pencils,
BILE NIX books, of all kinds
also, pocket books, fish
lines, limerick fish hooks
IS powder, shot, waterproof
caps, tobacco pouches and
boxes, spectacles, eye protect
ors, razor strops ect large lot
f of fine toilet soaps, perfumes. hair oils
hair dyes, etc. Physicians prescriptions
carefully prepared at all hours, day or night.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-02-28

VERY HONEST Wisconsin State
Register says that on Wednesday night
an individual giving his name as Bingham
applied at the quarters of the county sher-
iff, and requested to be locked up in Jail.
After making few inquiries, the sheriff
concluded to crafty the young man, and
accordingly locked him In cell. The
mans appearance and his statements seem
to indicate that he is guilty of some misde-
meanor, and is eminently sound in going
to Jail. Ia
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-02-28

A NOVEL PErIrIoN.-The Galena Gazette
says that Sarah Jane has sent petition
to the Legislature praying that the charter
OF the city Of GAINESVILLE be so amended as
to encourage the immigration of young
men, and prohibiting single ladies from
settling within the corporation. The
ladies favor the measure, but the young
men seem to be quite opposed to it. 1t is
a irregular fire brand, and is likely to cause
a good deal Of excitement.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-02-28

The GAINESVILLE Gazette reports that
q ply stefan of that place being called to
attend a family some three or four miles
cut of the city, who were suffering from
illness, thought the symptoms indicated
the presence Of trichena. He accordingly
brought home some specimens of the pork
of which the persons in question had been
partaking, and it has been submitted to
microscopic. tests. disclosing numbers of
ugly looking worms which resembled rat
tlesnakes.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-02-28
GENERAL AGENTS.

John d. Park, Cincinnati, Ohio EULER, Finch Il
Fuller, Chicago, Illinois; Burnhams & Van Scanch,
Chicago. Illinois; Demas Barnes Co., New York !:
d. Ransom & Co., Buffalo, N. Y: Farrand, Shelley
x Co., Detroit Michigan Weeks & Potter, B ston,
Mass: French Richards & Co., Philadelphia, Penn
r. Il. Sellers Co., Pittsburg, Penn; Collins Bros,
Saint Louis, Missouri: Barnes, Wards& Co., New Or
leans. La. r. A. Robinson 4 Co., Louisville, KY !;
Bigley Bros, Memphis. Tenn; P. E. Depuy, Rich
mond, Va; Thompson 4 Block baltimore, Maryland
Dexter 4 Negler, Albany, New York; Stong and rm-
strong, Cleveland, Ohio; William Johnston, Detroit
Michigan: Wilson Peters Co., Louisville, Ky lily
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-02-28

The Appleton Post reports a very
successful series ofreligious meetings there
vita preaching by Rev. J. D. Potter, the
Evangelist, and clergymen of the city
Over two hundred persons have requested
prayer, and over one hundred are indulg-
ing hope of a renewed life, including many
Of the prominent business men Of the
place and many of the University students,
and still the work goes on.