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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1868-10-30
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DIR, F. Dim D4NIELLY, now of this city, formerly
Professor of Physiology aid Pathological Anatomy
in the middle Georgia Medical College, Chief Sur
geon State of South Carolina during the war; Vice.
President Georgia Medical Association sftIg
DR.. Laacrence:-I have carefully examined your
formula for the ROSADALIS, and recommended it to
several of my patients. The combination is a happy
one, and prove potent remedy in all diseases
requiring the virtues of great Alternative medicine
I wish you success. E. OLlN DANNELLf-
Baltimore, April %, 1868.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1868-10-30

The NATIONS PRAYER.-"Go Grant
Victory"
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1868-10-30

These mills have, during the last summer been
overloaded, nevis fitted up, and considerable
machinery added, includinga splendid new separa-
tor, &c. They have capacity unsurpassed by any
mills in the county, and having secured the services
o ~
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1868-10-30

T>AKEN U by the subscriber, residing nine miles
i north OF the village of Dodgeville, on the Wy
oming road, one mile south of Isaac Fam, on or
about the 10th of October, red and white hefer,
marked with slit in the ear, white in the face and
white on both hind legs. OLE LEWIS.
Dodgeville October 26, 1s6S--7w4
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1868-10-30

gIVote the straight Republican ticket.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1868-10-30

one of them voting the Blair ticket This
class reminded him of the drover down
east, who bought up large drove of hogs
for the city market, where they were COM
handing high price. As measure of
economy, instead Of going by rail, he went
on foot, driving the hogs, and reaching
the city in about week-found tie mar.
ket down, and sold at sacrifice. Upon
reaching home his neighbors gathered
around, some jeering at his folly, and 9TH
ers condoling with him on his misfortune.
| At last he said, :. Well friends, have at
| least one consolation, I had the company
( of the hogs all the aoay." u
The speaker did not argue the import
ance of voting for Grant because of any
doubt of his election, but because we wish
to give him an over .whelming majority.
| IOWA COUNTY TICKET.
The speaker could not believe that any
Republican would vote anything but the
straight party ticket in this county. Il
they should, it would not help. any one
man, but all their enemies; not injure
one of their party friends, but all theil
friends. Republicans who allow persona
preferences to actuate them instead of DU
TT, would be /" like the boy who swappee
his fathers horse for jack knife" HI
trusted that there would be no Swapping
horses" in Iowa county.
/ We trust that this advice of the Colone
and Gen. Allen, coming as it did from dis
int, ested outsiders, will be needed by tn
i Republicans of this town and county. ]
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1868-10-30

PERSONAL. .teN@4 w
Gen. Allen said that he had heard that
there was something Of strife in Iowa
county in regard to the county ticket, par
ticularly between the candidates for Clerk
Of the Board of Supervisors. Major Otis,
he said, was in his company, and if there
was true man and brave soldier in the
whole army, Geo. H. Otis was one. He
rightfully surmised that the Republicans
of this county have no money to give for
the support Of Democratic newspaper,
and advised the people not to throw off. a
tried and true man for one of the enemy.
Mr. Allen was followed by
COL. J. NJ. BULL,
Whose first sentence was sufficient to
show that he was finished speaker. Re
New-York tribune., 1868-07-06
LITERARY ITEMS.

The will of the poet Heinrich Hene has Just
been published Though Protestant he desires to be
buried IN the Roman Catholic Cemetery Of Monmartre'
in order that his WIFE who Roman Catholic may one
permit that he directs that small plot OF GROUND snOoa
be purchased with the same object All ms niue prop
erty he leaves 90 Madame Heine
The Female Question is making strange pro-
gress acy solttlekely to be stirred by sentiment as
Lisbon have been published several numbers Of paper
called Vo- FemiRHa which Is written by lades, and
devoted ia fbp causc OF wOUan's emancipation. THE
chief editor is Madame Francisco DAssis Martini Wood
the Portuguese wife OF an English gentleman space Is
given IN etpu pOetrv musical history and fashions; the
latter being described in French.
The AhepGum has a brief criticism of Miss
Rayeners Conversion" by J. W De Forest as follows
"Mr DE Forest jealous partisan and speaks ms mind
very clearly yet with much fairness and as niue Of
SOuthcruCr and shows his hatred we, who snu a1 d
distance should say that he does not make @
enough for them personally forgets for instance "aD
ne says himself that no man ut would De 9@slUl @ w. ~ ~ ~
OF mem who bad known the delight OF ilNHb og @ o
toll of others ever voluntarily gave II up Dul nc gives
them cicdl. for some good ahd certhlny uooS nv I
the evil and folly OF ms own PfOp'c; nc haSd
remarks matters sOcl3i ana polucaL nv Inc
dialogue, the soldiers llK llK CSpecln3 p ,S,,t.iSy
D1,i' "" t ,o,fl realism of description The most
rrovueUt character i'm the tale one Col Carter is pre-
seuted with considerable skill He is sort OF DuSad
Dasetty Of the nineteenth century Vrgnian gentle
man with AN southern tastes and opinions but loyal TO
tho Union because ne loves IT, or believes IN u parl
euary, but because he does believe IN the regular army,
aud That the army OF the Union The authOr seehs
to think the that he has been too favorable 10 one
who was so little of patriot and backens MN aecoIu-
ingly But like him better after all, than the SOME
what charactcress hero whom we are told 10 ADMIRE;
We can recommend the tale. which II would we shouiI
say, be worth while 10 publish IN England
The same journal charactcrizes MI Lesley
"Man's Origin and Destiny" "At the outset and IN
spite Of the many snguarues Of style and creed Whch
pcrvade this volume let say that it IL the work OF
thHker aud student. 10 possesses also OlsIhctloh
which il Uncommon In mere lccturesYlZ: indVdualy.
It's author is not simple repeater OF other mems views
and discoveries but he fuses all till they run I'D DIS own
MOLD and those who have gone over the same ground as
he has may frequently discern that MT Lesley Is us-
guished by clear observation, considerable penetration,
and lively fancy. We seldom receive taiisatahIc Ic
volume So thoughtful, though doubtful. Other quar-
ties than these named and not good ones, may appear
Our readers the Of the remarks when We ho
and the extracts which give from bOoK WHICH cei
taulv claims pCrusal and invites criticism
New-York tribune., 1868-07-06
1lOiitts Of 8mkrupttp.

TVHIS Is 10 GIVE NOTfCE-That on the
2s dsy Mar 1903 Warrant n Bankruptcy ssne against
the of 3d. l. ErlSOLDS oi Des one Couu Of Sool
ad state of Iowa has leeH Hgei Bankrupt b' en.
tat e pay debts deliver property belong
such bankrupt h.u and TIE aus'-T u
efy hy lin. de f ; thst meet of tHe creditors oi The
haukufi prove er dts ai 20 CLOSE Assglees
oils ss v le la Cunt Bankruptcy 20 be holden al the
O.! 4. vs.. loHe. W Hoolshoo '0sa before G. ". LOue
Register the 2tih Of July. 1863 20 l0 O'Clock o.
IITZEOl SESSIONS. Deputy L. ; Marshal
BI.lrf Of Iowa. Messenger.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-06
9ropOsaIs.
OFYcE OF ASSISTANT QUAKTERMAsTER GENERAL
CORNER Op lIousToN AND GREENE-sTs.,

OFycE OF ASSISTANT QUAKTERMAsTER GENERAL
CORNER o lousTON AND GREENE'sIs.i
NEwYoKK CITY July 3, 1903 )
CEALED PROPOSALS are INVITED and
= will h. received until o'clock IL hhDAi JGy
1868 for the delivery wh in Newiok haTbor as may be
$4,000 1--we hundred and thousan pounds oa best
quality. ., -. .-.t.,., -
mehsntab Timothy Hay such bas been heretofore FURNISHED h
Department for shipping. -. III.
90 OOO Nv t66uslndl pounds weight straw best quality
Propossls will be made a the rate for net weight
for shipment TO Charleston > - SUBJECT 70 hspeoon "
an officer Of this Department a..
me United Ss reserves the privilege q rejecting all Of the
bids fdeemed vhe The successful bidder VIII be required to com
meuce delivery Immediately 90,
The names Of surees required 70 accompany each bid
Propa should be udorsed Proposals fr Foe and addressed 10
the undersigned RUFUS lNGALLo, bL nAloI"tliS r.
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rVUIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE. thai ON II

'EVtIS IN 10 6INE NUIICE, tDlt on the
3tl G8y Juy 1853 Wal; Bankruptcy S,led
th- st8te II HENRY BCkNEl 90. Rt u IL Couaty OF Hum.
bot State of Iowa, who i been atge Balkrgt lis
peiau Tarneut debts property
lousgy 10 sch Bankrupt 10 m or M bic nee add Toe lsfr Of
property hy hl usbau b aa tai mtcr. Of TIE Creditors Of
ihe Bankrupt psoe rr debts rlosc ~
syuce. Eta uG H. lcd Court l Bsnkrpi o. holden
az the 1f G. ". Ioui- ouushoo Iowa bs G. W 9Wte
e. sier ou I;i 70. Jgly la3 At O'Clock a.
IILROl SESSIONS. DEPUTY q. s. Marshal.
81 yg lO4.. Nes,epser
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A CATRCHISM OF THE STEAM ENGINE IN ALL ITS VARIOUS
APPLICATIONS TO MINES, MILLS, STEAM NAVIGATION,
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the Manufacture aud Management Engines Of class BY John
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,UPRFNE COURT-CITY AND COUNTY

u T
CAROLINE STEVENSON Defendants In pursuance Of the
judgment the above entitled Court made the above entitled action
the referee appointed and by sid judgment I he purpose o 9
rg into such Judgment will SELL public auction al the EH
chan ge Saesroom, No l Broadway In The City Of Nwi on e
Theeh July 1903 at Y o'clock noon through James NJ Miller
All tst certain DwRLuNGHoUsE and LOT piece parcel Of
land situate ug and being in the Tenth Ward Of th Co Ne"
Yo fronting Oh Hester street which entitled Map OF
the Property Tenth Ward Of the City Of Newiok made from
hy Isaac Ludam CITY Surveyor dated New
March 1929 and Of the Register and for the Cts aud
dnu number two undel FOL
S0ue font hy Hester street eastery apd noIiheIy by
land belonging SAlmau deceased and lately
Coyer westerly by land formerly Of Richard
breadth, front aud each twenone feet ten
one half inches and ength side Orx feet eight
inches, and on tte westerly side forty-sI feet SIX inches
Also all that other cesn ground situate lying and
- K, ~ cite az Net.York
SIDE Of Cherry street. the humber I bounded
follows 10 wits Snuherv Cherry aforesaid nothe
T bn srl t of grond now oT f1rnery In the uo,session
feet: escy side. unetyOne feet uch and the
westerly SIDE four fet be the same more or less
that 0f lying
Seventh Ward City Of Newiork being part Of the farm formerly
belonging Henry Ruger deceased and known and distinguished
seven bounded u0r b. Division sOuhery By the remaining
bali Of said lot; wes. b lot number twenty and taey by lot
iacutesh containing breadth IN front and each
twenty-five feet ud n ih on esh side sixty eht feet be The same
number 90 Division
being Of the Ciy NesYork the northwest
u Sheriff eucug point the said northwest
ery se 81 Hheh erect distant about eght se rom ln no
westerly coer oU on e intersection OF stanton ana Speiu
thence running ou said point along the said westerly SIDE
twenty feet thence running nobNeserv line
ery parallel m Sheriff street taeuiy feet: and thence running
ese ue parallel with stanton street eyeutva feet
Sheriff street n6r osteIy lot ground known upon
map number eight o. uorheaste hy lot Of ground
formerly belonging 70 stephen on and son Weey hy ground sold
b said stephen Lyon 70 Zhon Mount and Others Dated
Mas oo i1C3. ;. JONES. Referee No. IS Nassau.st
Jams BEREiEy, Plaintiffs Attorney No s1s Broomest
New-York tribune., 1868-07-06

TNHE large and important sale of ARABIAN
i and TROTTING HORSES and GUERNSEY CATTLE belonging
10 Charles Bseer esq Jenkrtown, miles from The t "i
Philadelphia consisting % head Of Horses and 10 head Of Guernsey
Cattle. Will take place the 18th inst -,
The stock can be seen any previous day Of sale by taking The
cars Of the North Pennsylvania r. 20 JeukuoNn Station
Fn partirnsrS can he found WILKES SPIRIT or IHE TIMES
Of 4b and n the FIELD TURF AND FARM OF the % inst
New-York tribune., 1868-07-06

sa ~ for Greenpo and stations except woodsls and wio"
Tree Norlport Pass Train, sul al stations ~
cept Willow Tree ENpess Taao Gresnpor, stppbgn
jamaica Mueola Hickss and IN stations E1 fyJ Noitbpoi
Passenger Train al wy exept Willow Tree
North srp Passenger Train IN stations An passenger rs
connect az trains and from Hempsead ard Cove
Sunday Train leaves Hunters Point IIempe
Cove lsp Norlpnri. a un
ters Point at 6:l0 Takes elect slre n, l8S. -
New-York tribune., 1868-07-06
THE CHRISTIAN EXAMINER

AGRlCULIiBBdK5EE'p Bd5E FOR EVERY FARMER
THE ELEMENTS OF AGRICULTURE.
By GEO E wARING JR.
Author Of Draining Tor PROFIT and Draining for Health
Fomerly Ageuun Easuee Of the Ceatral ParA NegYOTk
Revised EHeon
Tbtok was r red abort IS years ago. ,r1 largely
,od than apy book DE sme Character cot u America
ILsspor been carefully revised the hgho W latest discoveries
Of sfAgtu Science AMI is cordially recommended fnner
young or Old who would understand the simple principles on which bis
success depend.
Ills written iu style simple that viii be readily understood BY
al aud necessarily referring TO- and explaining The CHEN cal
relations between the soil ard the plant there the greatest possible
avoidance Of tle Of Scientific terms
in fact may be REGARDED a5 ircaon into The simplest English Of
much that while greatest Importance the farmer 5's
be clothed technical language to be practically mac
Tde chapters on ynures win accepted by statement
Of he pes which gqlere e p.aloa ana use o. ae mo-, com
as " H P. e'at .s gel ID cs . - ,s a s & coa,51 f u
PRICE ONE DOLLAR
Published and for sale at o1ce Of The NewYok Tribune
=. Sent by mail. postage ri on receipt Of price
THE Grand Duchess Of GerOlstein, Martha,
n Norma. rrs.a TrOyo CHpn9 la Comae Der Fseuiz
gno-Sr'e 500 s. P' & ,H i S % 5tSSiL *. CiBSET ,S5
Dc, gey ~ , m & f I Z ,o1e in t5e acT'i: 90 books So cents
To bt aio M to0 dealers mailed dTfci on me
publishers Catalogues " i'''' Bo5SY S 1s Co % Yo q % BFoa5y
DUBLISHERS' UNIFORM TRADE LIST
DIRECTORY contains the complete list Of books published hy
Sseepe Of rru and ag booksellers Il cir separate lists and to
enable booes Librarians ld eooAloye oT,.sr Is14 TO any
person IN IL tok oaey printing trades aora DO without
for Toe price charged Round Die say The y-e q the Pub-
cation 90 QeIs WHO are conc at IN any ac Win literature is 700
HOWARD Ca4LLES Publisher, Philadelphia
EREFNASONRY-Al Ritual of, price So.
-.
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Cost an0 founS.
Surnitpr,.

yuINIIUlt.
bedroom ENAMELED FURNITURE OF
~ manufacture solid ChustHut and Walnut Cham
lT suites plain and ornamental at H. FARRlNGToHs No 36S
CAuslsL, opposite Wooster. Established lsIa
BARGAINS in FURNITURE at J. W.
IL HCKtlS Cheap AMI Fashionable CAbuet aud Uphoier Esiab
snehi No East Egheentst between Broadway and FhhaTe,
ajoibiug Mr. Brlnonrs
GAS FIXTURES, LAMPS, &c.
~ SPLENDlD ASSORTMENT of NGw STYLES at reasonable
pce opened No @ Broadway between and AsioT
place JOHN TklGGE. late vita Ball, Black Go.
ICE-CREAM FREEZERS for Families, Hotels,
Conieetieuers 6e-ClIAMpIlNs Pat'rt WHITE MOUNTAIN
FRkkLlS Dnf Notion Hand and Poser
INNS Of Toe srL Dor teIrTs Descriptive Catalogue address
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New-York tribune., 1868-07-06

OtFlCE OF COLLEGI Oh @ " IN i EhNAL Elm, dr
NEWYORK comprising the THIRD FIFTH SIXTH and EIGHTH
WARDS Of the CRY OF NEWYOKK No OIL ChambefsstA
TAX NOTCE-NOtoe hereby gwen pursuant 10 law that the
annual s, Of assessed the above Collection District Tor The year
beginning 1862 been received from the ASSESSOR and that
he duties and therein specified have become due and able
The undersigned will attend personally by bis deputy at Bis ofc
No 81 Chamhers daily (Suudys excepted the t
day July ensuing and ending the first day Of August M the receipt Of
said included the annual list special
taxes on Busuee Trades and Professions and Cssge
Billiard Tables Gold Gold Silver Plate for the ending
upon for the 1867 All peou Who shall
neglect pay the due BY them respectively according The m
aforesaid within the time hereby pd will become liable TO the
penalties prescribed by law Once hours from a m 20
Dated New. Yor l. June 90 1868. j. BAILEY Collector
New-York tribune., 1868-07-06
NEW-YORK and NEW-HAyEN RAILROAD.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING MAY -, lsol
Passene Station In Newiok rwenseeuthss and FoS
Entrance on Twcuty srTerths 81
TRAINs LEAVE NEW.YoRE

TRAINS LEAVE NEw-YoRK;
For New Haven and Bridgeport zoo aOo (Rr) uoA ag
l.xl $40 (hI J, 50 q a,, o1 fFN d. m
For Milford Strs.ior FsGe Southport aud wesipoh 100 '
NorsaR 100 aol (rl 900 IL3o n 2S Csr) 400 (ELb
345. 40 tEI.1, hy, 400 tEr) p.
For Dareu 100. 900 ll3o a. as, 40, $50 -.
SOC H. l2l5 (EXl ais a@
For Gens'h AND Intermediate siatous, iOo 800, llO M "~
80 Wv ~ Wv CONNECTING TRAINS.
for Boston via Spru ghe 500 M. tkxl. 800 (krl, a@
For Boston via Shore Line l2.l5 ok. 8oOp ~. 80,
FOR Hartford and Sprr gGed 800 lEGl llla ao ibib wv
For Connecticut River Railroad. 500 CsrL 2l5p 70 Men
For Hartford PrOTllsnce aud FshLn Railroad zoo tEI) lap
New syen New LoadOu sOrustsu Railroad s n
For Canal Railroad 500 M lAIS to NOrhaup.Os 'nd W"
liam shurg.
ror Housatonc Railroad, 300 a NJ. 500 p. N
Nor Naugatock Rnloal, Geo a. m, 3@ p IN ,.v,onm
AulNalk Kliirn ~ 80 .'N Ist'
c0~~od0'' S'er'soa'' attached 70 ~ JAMES H. HoYT sop.
MEN. JERSEY Il. R.-Por PHlLADELPHlAs
~ Kensuson 6Jc m. va Camden a. M nt E. m m.,s.
W Paia " M. aul u gisht Fot Bait ssd
,ou-9:i0 A. ~ p No. 7;J0 Fer South aud W-S''o ~
FOR rms WEsT--ro Ciuciafsu aud Chicago-s:t0a ~
D. m y. The AMI $50 trains thrauSh Ne :.
one silver Palace sleeppgcaS 81 10 tam ran m
CcuS,t Nthnt change making coun elons AZ
eag brother \. j. hues Fsny compafg Joy
train Mu aud Thurs thru. 81 70 Chesgo without a
Sicss''' cGicss% l.paiil " y16KsoS Gen sspl
C0UTH SIDE RAILROAD Of l.. |. Will, uh-
~ al completed To the Ferry > follows; . t..va
Leave Janes-shp y. \, at a. la and 4W p ~ wa Long
Rsroad 70 Jamaica, for lsip and all Way Stations t9.on
Leave Islp for Jamaica, Au9 all way sion s'p NJ
Iars l6 ie68 ROBERT WHITE supeiS'sOo'A
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Situations 0lmtt0-- -cfmaIss.

~
A LADY wishes a position as MAID, HAIR
~ DRESSER or SEAMSTRESS with lady No objection 70 M e
ing or permanent place the country Address Mrs f. NO 'V'
Thrd-st.
A GENTEEL GERMAN GIRL wishes situa-
N n DO general hOusesork No. le1 Seondst De-
teen avenues a aud b
A Ii, respectable Families Boarding Houses
~ and Hotels can supplied with good sera-ts from an nons
Protestant and Catholic Ms YORKSrONS ohe ~ BeeeAer-
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Situutions d0lanttS- -4laIrs.

A RESPECTABLE young man wishes to learn
N aTRADE Bookbud1g preferred willing to make himself useful
In any capacity Address J. s., Hoboken, n j.
DRUG CLERKS POSITION WANTED, by
Ia young lately arrived from the oh country is member o tae
agow College salary much object 70 learn the city TRADE
Is good compouudr Apply address the Drug Store, corner Of
Fnysirlst. and Thirlaye
NVANTED-A position as SUPERlNTEND-
w EN Of some Mining Company y practical mining en-
neer. works either mill furnace Address g. d. Box 5 r o.
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23orsrs, Gauiagts, &f,

AT HENRY's CITY AUCTION MAXI,
N Broadway and ThynHl regular pahhe sales o. % ~
riding and driving held every "WEDNESDAY and SAIURDA !,
oot the year Al o'clock Buyers will always tnd number oi
Horses sqtabe for light driving and heavy work, at these sales
whether especially The largest assortment OF ne"
5 second hand Carriages ycuetY oi Haaess always on
hand also superior Park Phactoas By Miner &Stepheus
EOR SALE-A large assortment OF hrst-class
Il LIGHT BUGGlES, Top aud Open, at reduced prices at
New-York tribune., 1868-07-06

An Illustrated Guide the principal suburban places on the as o.
the Division ofts Railway has been prepared and can 90
the hare by those ~sng %
II. RIDDLE General SagI
New-York tribune., 1868-07-06
Snttrnal At6tnas.
OFFICE OF COLLECTOR OF INTERNAL

OFFICE OF COLLECTOR OF INTERNAL
" REVENUE. SD DISTRICT OF THE STATE OF NEWNOkh,
No Cears comprising tie Fri segoll au FOURTH wards Of the
Ct, SUAL TAX NOTGtkNoce j. hereby given
that list Of Assessed tie above COLLECTION District
fr The wear beginning 1903 has been received from the Assessor
aud a e duties licenses therein specified have become dua
payable The undersigned viii attend personally Or by deputy az
BroadsAy daily tSgudays excepted.
commencing the M day Of July ensuing ni ending on the 1T day oi
August Of said duties &C. Omcc hours from 10
~ The ueluded The annual list upon Plate,
carriages yachts billiard tables pauo os gold watches licenses
and uton incomes rear 1861 Al persons who shall neglect TO
by them especer according TO The list Aforesaid
specified. Will become liable TO th penalties pre-
seribed by the laS. SHERIDAN SHOOK, Collector
Dsted SKwYoKK June % 1903
New-York tribune., 1868-07-06
mrSicaI.

StlrOLdl.
ID LIFE INvIGORATOR.
or
REJUVENATING ELIXIR.
FOR ALL pERANGEAENTS or THE URINARY ORGANS.
To s.reu.theus the system, and gives
LIFE HEALTH. AND STRENGTH
20 an who nee 70 follow directions Il falls 70 remove
Nervous Debility mpuleucy Want OF Power and a weakness arising
from excuses or ouh dcret0u resulting IN loss
pleasant dreams. headache, trembling general
issude dmu. on Gushing OF the skin which, neglected viii
suy lead on 10 Insanity Consumption when the
affected Will without help Il mu be nFgoTated ana
strengthened enable the fI tlc luues p l
DEPOT. No. 9G EAST THlRTEESIuST, SEW-YORN
Sold by all Druggists - --
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professional llotitss.

GtoGssiOml QOtifs.
JAMES B. SIMPSON,
y ATTORNEY At LAW
No A9 Taeuieh-st. Gavlvestou Texas
Special attention to Commercial and Land Business
NERVOUS and PHYSICAL DEBILITY, and
all other diseases speedily and eheeiuay cre without mercury
Consultations strictly private aud confidential d. LEWIS, No I
Beach-st Ta'rty years practice IN NewloTk City.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-06
9riiutiug.

WIN. EVERDELLs SONS, No. 1O4 FultoE-st
w STEAM JOB PRINTERS and LABkL MANUFACTURE
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~ TRACY ARNOLD against THB KANSAS COLORADO GOLD
COMPANYn pursuance order of this Court made n tle above
entitled action bearing February % notice h hereby gwen TO
Iii creditor, the Kansas Colorado Gold Company 10 exhibit TIER
claims ~ subscriber tie Rrs appointed in eud BY sad order Sf
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an or biore The 22d ay Of September 1858 dated February & t
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