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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-04-04
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ScheDck'S SeaWeed Tonic.

This medicine invented by Dr. j. H scHENcK, of
Philadelphia is intended to dissolve the food and make
it INTO chyme the first process of digestion BY clean
sing the with schenck's Mandrake Pills, the
Tonic restores the Appetite and food that could
not be eaten before using it, will be easily digested.
Consumption cannot be cured by Schenck's Pulnonicl
Syrup unless the stomach and liver is made healthy
and the appetite restored, hence the Tonic and Pills
required in nearly every case of Consumption.
half dozen bottles of the SEAwEED TONIC and three
or four boxes of the MANDRAKE PILLS viii cure any
ordinary case of dyspepsia. .ea.Ist
DR. SoHENCK makes professional visits in New York.
Boston, and his principal Office in Philadelphia every
week. daily papers at each place. his pamphlet
on consumption for his days for visitation.
Please observe, when purchasing, that the two like e
nesses of the Doctor-one when in the last stage O.
Consumption and the other as he now is, in perfect
heath-are the Government stamp
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers, price $3.50 per-
bottle $50 the half dozen. Ali letters for advice r.
should be addressed to DR.. Schencks Principal Office
No. Is North Sixth street, Philadelphia. Pa. 4
General Wholesale Agents: Demas Barnes & Co.,
New York; S. s. Hance Baltimore, Md. John D. Park,
Cincinnati Ohio; Walker & Taylor, Chicago, Ill; Col
ms Is Bros, st. Louis, Mo. 4 ii y V l1wls a F.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-04-04

"A religious fancy party was the last
novelty in New York. All present as
surned scriptural characters or those of pi-
Gus celebrities, and the exercises opened
with prayer. Queer times, these. - $50
A great and singular religious revival
is in progress at Louisville, KY. Scores of
prominent citizens are joining the church.
1t is not confined to any sect, but is gene
raj, from Methodists to Catholics. . sa.:3
Some Is or 20 persons were baptized
in the river, near Iowa City, Sunday the
18th inst, through "a hole cut in the ice !;
most of them by Rev. Edwards and Smith,
Baptists the remainder by Rev. Mr. Hay,
of the Christian Church.
~ According to enumeration just
completed, there are in Cincinnati eighty
one Protestant churches, eighteen Catholic
tions for COCOON the first, 10000 in the
second, and 5000 in the third OAo Z
re Upon flat stone, in the nave of Con-
way Church, Wales, is the following in
scription: "Here lieth the body of Mich
olas Hookes, of Conway. He was the for
ty- first child of his father by. Alice his wife,
and father of twenty-seven Children He
died on the Goth of March, 1886" - ,--r-
Through the efforts of Rev. Henry
Morgan, there were obtained in 1851, at
Worcester, Mass, the signatures of three
thousand five hundred persons to the tenn
perance pledge, one thousand of whom
were children. These names were entered
in book, sealed up, and deposited with
the city clerk, to be opened ten years after
ward. The opening of the book was de-
layed until few days ago
Every New Year the pews of Plym-
outh Church, Brooklyn, are sold at auction
generally at a very high premium. The
old members of the congregation, of course,
buy up their old pews, and pay at their
earliest convenience This year the report
got abroad that Henry Ward Beecher, the
pastor Of Plymouth, was going to the Paris
Exposition, and was to be absent at least
half a year. The consequence was that
many did not early find it convenient to
pay up, and demurred at the proposed alb
sence of the favorite pastor The result
has not sheen Gerry embarrassing, but it
threatens to put an end to the proposed
trip to Paris and the Mediterranean.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-04-04

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A young German in St Louis visited
a Justices office, and stated that he wanted
to be married to lady by proxy. He had
brought two witnesses to prove the lady's
willingness. He was informed that it
could not be done. Arguing tn" case, he
said he had known such marriages to take
place in New. Orleans. Failing to convince
the Justice of the propriety OF such per
Torrance, he went out and reappeared
with a lady old enough to be his grand
mother and the feminine January was
united to the masculine May in about five
minutes. 1t seems that the old lady pos
sesses some property, and the young man
none at ALL s# f f
Two fishes came through thepump of
the new artesian well at NOvemby, Wis, a
few DAYS ago The well is 1O7 feet deep,
tubed the whole distance, and closely filled
at the top with force pump, 50 that the
fishes can come from nowhere but at that
depth underground They are about two
inches long, nearly white, and do not re-
semble any variety common in these waters.
One of them was injured in coming through
the pump and died; the other is alive
There was no apparent indication of hay
ing struck stream when the well was
finished, although the waters came In mex
haustible quantities, accompanied by eX-
ceedingly fine sand.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-04-04
Mrr.,S CIR, ! !, NC ! por A roFs The fo1Iow;, q

MEASURING PoTAToEs-The following
rule for ascertaining the number of bushels
of apples, potatoes, ETC., in bins and boxes,
is recommended as simple and accurate,
by a correspondent of the MirroY. and
Farmer. q For the number of "even y
bushels, multiply the number OF cubic feet
in the bin by eight and point off one deci-
NAL. For "heaped" bushels, multiply by
eight twice and point off two.
KIND TREATMENT OF A HORSE. We
are so so frequently called upon to record
acts of cruelty by teamsters, that it is
pleasure to publish the following On
Thursday, team belonging to Bowers,
Pratt & Co., heavily loaded with iron,
while passing Congress street. became i'm
bedded in the snow. The humane driver,
instead of lashing his horses, procured a
shovel and cleared away the snow from the
snow from the runners, then stepping up
to the shaft horse, he said, "Now Billy, we
are in a badfix do all you can-will you ?"
The horse, apparently understanding the
appeal, rubbed his head against the driver.
as if in assent. The team was successfully
started without blow being struck. 4
well known gentleman in State street, hav-
ing witnessed the scene, was so pleased
that, on returning to his Office, he imme-
diately addressed a note to the owner of the
team, inclosing a ten dollar bill, with re-
quest that it be given "to the driver who
treated his horses SO kindly. "-Boston Trao-
ez1er. 10 sa7.'...@.o7 o. 'E sis t4s1
TAX REDUCTIONS. - INTERESTING TO
FARMERS. reduction of the enormous
taxation resulting from the war is slowly
progressing, and will not be much felt un-
til another season on articles exempted by
the last Congress. Still the tendency from
this one will be downward. We notice in
the list of articles just excepted, the fol
lowing in common use and production by
the farmers and their families: Apple-pa-
ring machines, bee-hives, canned and pre-
served vegetables and fruits, casks, churns,
barrels, pillow beams, doors, window sash.
blinds, frames and stills of whatever mate
rial, drain and water pipe Of wood or &C.
ment, fabrics the product Of hand looms,
frames and handles for saws and buck
saws, horse rakes, horse powers, tedders,
harrows, scythe snaths, hay forks, hoes,
portable grinding mills, horse blankets,
molasses, benzine, palm leaf hats, bonnets,
etc, potato hooks and diggers, manure and
spading forks, pottery ware, pumps, gar
den engines, hydraulic rams, root and rock
diggers or excavators, salt, stump machines,
tin-ware, washing and wringing machines,
flax wheels, hand looms, hand reels, spin
ming wheels and wagons and carts made for
farm or lumber purposes. Incomes of
$1,000 are not taxed
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-04-04

The Keokuk Gate City vouches for the
following as having occurred in that city on
the 21st: 'fAIpig, evidently searching for
|something with which to sustain life, came
across mich COW, lying down, and at
once concluded that he had found what
seemed to be good thing, and at once
commenced drawing tactical food in the
most natural manner The COW at first
tried to drive the pig away, but finally con
cluded that the pig fully understood the
business and did not offer any further OBJ
lection" A @ 'a "s
There is family in the town of Colon,
Branch county, Michigan, whose name is
Thurston. They have twelve children,
named as follows: Ulysses Ithicus, Leodis
Iphigenia, Chrysthemus Andromica, Epanl-
inondas, Epaphroditus, Achilles Lyeurgus,
Miltiadea Aristide, Cassius Brutus, Scion
Kossuth,. Agamemnon Hlland. Dulcena
Dulcrado, Patroclas Antlocus, and Wen
dell Phillips The eldest boy; Ulysses Ithi-
Gus, upon going to school for the first time,
and being asked his name by the teacher,
replied g Use e-less ittletuss-tusston," and
for long time he bore the nickname of
"Useless little cuss."
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-04-04
DIR. TOBIAS Ixk
Y E N ETHAN LIN M E N r.

An instantaneous remedy fol, chronic rheumatism
headache toothache, Group colic Qunsy sore throat
and pains in any part OF the body. Remember, this
article Is successnot experiment; for 10 years it
taon as this silently 1t has worked It's way before the
public and ali are loud in its praise Chronic Rheuma
tism." Thousands who laid for weeks bed of agony
and never walked for months without the aid crutch
with this complaint testify to the magical effects
of this linment They cured and proclaim its var
tues throughout the land Remember, relief is certain,
and positive is TO follow. Headaches of ali
kinds we to Purid throat and quin
sy and dptheria robbed of their errors by timely
use of the Venetian Lniment. 1t has saved hundreds
the past three months Price 40 to 80 cents bottle.
Office, IS Cortlandt street. New York. Sold by all
Druggists o. f"-tfF .-i'-Fas ST.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-04-04

ONE day last week, Gen. Grant, being in
New York, called at the establishment of
Phelan, to purchase a table, andy at the
same time fenew an acquaintance which
was formed many years since on the Pacific
coast. Phelan was engaged when the Gen
leral entered the Crosby street wareroom,
and paid no more attention to the latter
than if he had been a common mortal.
Having looked about little, the intending
customer stepped up to the head of the es-
Establishment, and said, g How do you do,
Mr.. Phelan?" The latter returned the
greeting, but it was still evident that he
did not recognize his visitor. The General
then said, ~ see you have, forgotten me,
Mr. Phelan," adding with his characteristic
modesty, used to play billiards in your
rooms in San Francisco. At that time they
called me Capt. Grant, and now they call
me Generqln The surprise and gratifica-
ton of the billiardist may be imagined,
and need not>be described - ~
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-04-04

Preserve Your Gardens.-By sending
fifty cents to r. TOMPKINS Box 30 McGregor, Iowa.
YOU will get recipe for preparing compound that will
ravages Of the cabbage or turnip flea, your melon Gu
cum6er squash, and pumpkin vines from the yellow or
bug and your tat non IT. me p9aE
the remedy The compound is cheap stimulates the
cent its products Don't wait till your plants are up
but send at once and be prepared to eXpel the little de-
stroyers at their first appearance. s
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-04-04
Household Necessity Exists fer the use of
DuruO,s Celebrated Catarrh Snuff.

The best known remedy for "a COLD N THE HEAD"
Heakache Snufies Sore Eyes, Deafness and the worst
forms of that loBthsome disease, CATARRH. trre
cleanses the entire head. Its effects are pleasant
and wonderful contains tobacco nor injurious ngre
dent. 1t has the highest professional testimonials.
Sold by all Druggists Is per box Can be sent
by mail on receipt of 80 cents for box or 81 for tour
boxes. Address JAS. DURNO, Postofice Box 1885 New
York City. Wholesale by d. BARNES s. CO., q Park
Row, New York
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-04-04
HEAR REASON.
Strengthen the Defences.

When garrison apprehends an attack from an outside
enemy what does 1t do 1t strengthens the defences
The human SYSTEM at this period of the year. is beea
CURED By morbid Influences. The ncement air full of
them Every change of weather lays the feeble open to
their attacks What to be done order battle these
unseen but ever active Strengthen the defences
Do you ask how? The answer is simple-the means
within the reach of ALL Reinforce the vital organs and
nervous system with HosTETTERs BITTERs. Tone
the stomach regulate the bowels rouse the sluggish
liver cheer the spirits enrich and purify the vital cur
rent with HosTETTER's BITTERs. That's the way
to strengthen the defences and render the capital of
health impregnable. If you wish to escape bilious
headache intermittent fever indigestion, and nervous
vsitationsto enjoy in all Its pientude the blessing of
sound mind in sound body, use this Incompatible
preventive and restorative 1t health in the
healthy and renews it in the weak and ailing ySm
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-04-04
Religious and Educational.

"A gentleman In Boston has given
100000 to- found a theological school
EpiscopaD at Cambridge.
Nathan L.g-Dearborn, of Wakefield,
n H., has copy of the Bible, the printing
of which was commenced in the year 1900,
and completed in 1905, and owned by
Capt. John Smith.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-04-04
rs IT. ...Christian institution q !,

Is 1t a christian Institution -
My wife says that the enterprise of making and selling
your machines Is not only unitarian and humanitarian
In Its influence upon society but it absolutely CHRIS
to read mediate, or pray, Christian should do,
without it-[Letter of the Rev. J. Fl. WHITE, Mount
ComDany.1 s-..' g 2 r t t-- q
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-04-04
The Puzzle OF the Age!

The Puzzle of the Age!
The sharpest observers give up People who are pro-
verbal for their critical perceptions are utterly at fault
Y" No Living Eye 6<u3H
detect any difference between the richest blacks and
browns that Nature has bestowed upon the hair and the
superb artificial tns conferred upon grey red or sandy
hair, by the incompatible vegetable agent, s,-.
Crfstadoro's Hair Dye,
with the color it mparts lust-e and does not diminish
the exbility of the fbres. Manufactured by j. Girls
TADORO, 9 Astor House, New York. Applied by all
Hair Dressers. 9u ffHol
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-04-04
CURRENT NEWS ITEMS.
Personal and Literary.

PRENTICE says that the chief object
of lady in using a fan is to give herself
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-28

IN Offering OUR BITTERS TO the Southern
i Public, We have no hesitancy in asserting
their superiority over any Northern produc-
tion in our markets. In their devissment they
are purely Southern = compounded with q
special adsptitnde to the vArieus types Of
stomaese arrangements prevalent in our
olimste.
Its gentle stimulsnt to the system after
undergoing a severe Illness.
tits 3 cure for Dyspepsia.
Il assists Digestion.
It cures DiarThea and Cholera MoTbuE.
Itis a preventive for ChiIls and Fevers.
Il is an Invaluable companion for person
travelling az ali seasons or theyear.
tits HOME enterprise, and possesses true
merit.
- SOLD everywhere.
o. H EBBERT & CO..
Sole Manufacturers.
Depot, No. Q Howard's Row,
tebl0 u ReDphiH. Tenn.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-28
LAW SCHOOL.
MEMPHIS COLLEGE.

THE Law Department OF the Memphis Col
i iege Will opsn ON the FIRST MONDAY
OCTOBER. The following gentlemen COM
prise the Faculty:
Constitutional Law. Gen. ALBEIT PIKE
Real Property & Pleading. Hon. r. II. HEATH
Personal Property Pleading. "A. NJ LEgls
Equity q Commercial Law Hon. =. T. 5CRUSGs
Grim. Law Admiralty Gen. j. x. CHALMERS
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-28

Mis-. WOLCO1A , CEEA4 II " =
QUINCY, III, November 5. ISIS
MRS. JACKSON, Dcqr WddGn-ft Is with
pleasure that l certify to you, that seein7 one
OF your circulars, which contained certificates
and Endorsements from the best physicians aD d
the highest ~ edical authorities Of the United
States, certifying that your oils for the COM
pleNiOn and teeth were purely tins oils, extracts
and essences OF flowers, and they warrant lt
when used according 10 directions TO cure the
worst and NEST difficult cases pf nursing. sore
mouth, canker Of tine stomach, bowels and dys-
PERSIA For Sc OfnlOus disorders, when used
both internally and eXteTna ly, ,it has no equal
Dear Madam seeing this, and my little daugh-
Ter, aged fifteen months. having tue whOoptng
cough for several months, accom-. anie1 with
what the doctors call white c8nker, her 0fouth
and throat being terribly liberated, aud hav-
ing tried everything tor its relief / could hear
Of. all 10 no purpose, bought one bottle Of
your oil for the complexion, called Queen
Bess, ." went according to the directions did not
use quite one bottle, and am most happy to
state to you that 1t has cured my chllL She IS
row well and hesrty ever she was in her
life. give you his, my certificate, hoping you
will publish 10, that thousands Of others who
may he afflicted with any of the above affec-
ttons may at once get a bottle Of your Queen
Bsss" for feel sure they viii mud immediate
relief. Yours respectfully,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-28
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-28

judge of that, as the tUhols Of its teach
ings is contained Ia the 11t6sfslsed Mont
tors. VIII the Editor of the Freemasor
dare to deny this? He knows in hi;
heart that our judgment of those de.
grees il true and just
The Free Mason 10 a public journal,
and We reply to 1t rs such. Its Editor
admits that he has received the degrees
OF the Ancient and Accepted Rite, and
taken their obligations. He says, IN the
same number which contains the article
to which we have been replying:
Certain Masons (so-called) evince
their eDmity to the York Rite Of Ma
sonry by republishiug all the TRADES
written by others against it, and in favor
OF q Rite that would break down the le-
gitimats system Of Masonry. These re-
prints they circulate throughout the
country butdo not invest one,cent toward
disseminating true light. We will iu-
form certain parties in st. Joseph that
we have about q thousand pages of
printed matter, published during the
anti Masonic crusade Of 1925 to 1882 by
renegRdes, and we will loan them these
If they think they will arrive at the pur-
pose of Bro. Pike sooner than the course
now pursued"
To his abuse of the Ancient and Ac-
cepted Rite, the writer of that paragraph
has saken the publications OF which he
speaks, as his models. What Morgan
and Allyn then did, he is doing now, in
regard to another branch Of Masonry.
Few men will envy him the glory he is
likely to achieve. A little while ago he
had no objection to the A.. & A. Rite,
and all would have been harmonious, ii
We would but have agreed that none but
Royal Arch Masons should receive the
Degree OF Perfection, and none but
TemplaIs the Degree of Rose CroiX.
That conceded, the F-eemdsOn would
have been discreetly silent. All men
can judge for themselves as to the purity
Of the motives that setnAts him now.
He is led astray by his passion, and is
earning notoriety that few will envy
him.
We we'll understand that there are
many who encourage and sustain him.
For this We the more regret a cOntro-
gersy which we did AOt provoke. Bat
we can assure him and all others, that in
his controversy there will be blows to
AXE, as well as blows to give" and that
hey had better see to the points of their
armour. Since they have provoked the
contest, We shall not be the first to cry
enough = and we shall not, in exposing
he impudent pretensions of rival and
Rites, reveal any secrets, or
Violate any obligation; for We shall quote
from Masonic works and we
hall assuredly cause the FresmaeOn to
'egret its course.