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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-03-11

~ POINT OF ORDER MADE, AND DECIDED
AGAINST THE RADICALS HY TIE CHIEF
JUSTICE AND By TIE SENATE.
WAsnINGToN, March G-2P. M.
AZ p. NJ. the Senate proceeded to the
consideration Of lnpeachm ent. The Chief
Justice stated briefly the condition Of the
question before the Senate. and announced
that Senator Dixon had the floor.
Senator Howard immediately raised the
point o. order that tho Constitution gave
MIR. Wade the right to his seat as q matter
of course, and that the Senate rules on
impeachment provide that he shall he
sworn at once. Mr. Howard asked that
tho Chief Justice decide the point without
debate.
The Chief Justice felt constrained on
account Of the Importance of the question,
to submit the point 10 tic Senate for its
decision.
The point was then raised that Mr..
llowards point of order cannot now be
urged
MIR Howard insisted that Mr.. Dixon
should not proceed.
The Chief Justice decided that, the court
net being organized, the rules adopted for
the trial of the impeachment do not apply
at this time.
Mr.. Drake appealed from the decision of
Mr.. Chase.
Theyeas and nays were taken, and the
decision Of the Chief Justice was sustained.
Vote, 23 to 20. Applause in tho gallo.
rics.
SECOND DISPATCH.
WADE SWORN IN-TnE PRESIDENT SUMMONED
TO APPEAR NEXr WEEK.
WAsnINoToN, March GEO p. M
Mr.. IIcndricks, for reasons which he OK.
planned, withdrew his objection to the
swearing Of Mr.. Wade, and, rcscrvine his
objections for discussion hereafter, Mr..
Wade and others were sworn.
1t was then ordered that Il summons be
issued for the Presidents appearance, re-
turnablc Oh Friday, March Is, at o'clock
p. NJ.
THIRD DlsrATCu
TIE COURT oRGANIzED-TIE CHIEF JUSTICE
DECIDES THA4lr is EoT TIE SENATE
MANAGERS APPEAR AND ARE SEATED.
WAsHINGroN, March G-2:35 p. NJ.
Tho Chief Justice announced that the
Senate is now organized as n court to try
the impeachment of Andrew johnson, and
that he feels it TO be his duty to say that it
Is now distinct organization from the Sen.
ac-,hat it is a court
2:l5 p. M.-Thc House is notified that
tho Senate is organized as court.
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BIG GUN FROM CALroRNIA Tho fol.
lowing arc the resolutions adopted lest week
by the California Legislature, and telegraph.
cd to the President by their direction:
Resolred, That the people Of this State,
will now, as they have in the past; bear
true faith and fcNiIy to tho Government Of
our fathers: that by all legal and Just
means they viii sustain the President of
the United States III the complete discharge
Of his duties.
Resolced, That VIC urge the Pcsident of
the United States, in tho namc of our pco.
pie, the frcemen Of the State Of California,
in the name and in behalf of the cause of
constitutional liberty, to be firm and un-
bending in tho maintenance Of the Exccu.
two Department Of the Government, and TO
that end wc,plcdge him our undivided sup:
port.
'Rcsolped That the radical majority in the
Congress Of the United States have tram,
pied upon aud disrcgarded the great inter
css Of the people, and instead of lcgislat.
ing TO relieve the people from the burden Of
taxation under which the entire industry Of
the country is suffering, arc bending their
unitci efforts to involve the country in the
vortex Of civil var, and in the opinion cf
the Assembly Of California, have proved
themselves unworthy alike Of the high posi-
tons they now occupy and Of the conf.
dcncc of the people.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-03-11
Charleston Market.

CHARLESTON, March 7.
Cotton opened quiet and closed active,
advancing galc- middling 233a24.
IMPEACHMENT PRECEDEHr Charles of
England and Louis NVI Of France cons,i.
tutc memorable examples Of royal impcach.
mcnts in Europe. and more recently Louis
Philippe anu his dynasty were deprived Of
tho throne by n solemn decree Of the repre-
sen 'ativcs Of the French nation. Tn Re.
publics, TIC President is only the first
among the executive officers Of the Govern
mcnt, and tho possibility of his violating the
law is expressly provided for. Still, eases
OF the formal impeachment Of the President
arc exceedingly rare. Instances occurred
few months ago in the United States of
Colombia. when President Mosqucra was
dcroscd am'l cxilcd, ard in .Ecuador, where
The Prcsldcn. was impcachcd by the II,usc
OF representatives, and cenSurc,i by inc
Senate but more commonly dissatisfaction
with the President vents itself in insul'rcc
tion and civil war. In the United States
the impeachment of the President is wilh-
on: precedent Only once, ia 1913, We
believe, an attempt was. made against
President Tyler, but il failed. There lave,
however, been several cases Of the inn
parchment Of other civil officers. In 1897,
William Blount, Senator from Tennessee,
was impcachcd Cor having intrigued to
transfer New Orlcatsto Great. Brlatin in
1908, John Pickering, Justice Of thc Dis1
trict Court of the District of New IIainn4
shire, was impeachcd on four charges, one
of which alleged that he was man Of
loose morals aud incorporate habits: in
1908, the impeachment Of Samuel Chase,
an associntc Justice Of the Supreme Court
of the United States was the cause of great
public excitement; i'll 1880, James II. Peck,
Judge of the District Eonrt for the District
Of Missouri, was mpcachcd for high misdc-
mcanors. The latest cases nre those of
Judge Watrous, Of Texas, who was impeach
cd i'll 1857, and OF Judge West H. Hum
phrcys, of Tennessee, who in 1862, was
impc"ched for completely in the rebellion.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-03-11
rnstor IIorcwcll Chu,

Pastor llorcwcll Church.
This is to certify that We arc using j.
Elders Patent Clothes Washer; it is simple
and not liable to get out of order. We can
recommend j! ta the pub!io 10 be u great
saving Of labor and less injurious 10 The
clothes i.ian the old method OF! washing.
Rev u Belts, WihnSboro, S G, Mrs DR.
} Il McAn3ter Winnsboro, $ Z, Mrs Sanl
u Stevenson. Fairfield District, S G, Mrs
Robi Heron; Fairfield District, s &, Mrs g
Kennedy. Chester, 5 G, Dr j Rccdy,
Chester, s G., Mrs Caleb Barnes, Columbia
) g. Mrs } T. Yonguc, Columbia 8 G, Capt
l. VI Grist, Proprietor Enquirer. York kvillc,
SC, deorgc Pithcr, STANDARD, Chester, s G.
feb 227--lyr
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21.75. Lard dull, ut l4@ l6.-
Froights dull and unchanged. Gold
4O3.
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CGnstiucxAtCS. S.

hereby certify that ono Of +. Elders
Inrroyc1 Washing Machines has been used
hy my family for nearly two months, and
that il has given cn,irc satisfaction. We
find It's merits equal to its claims. II wash
cS thoroughly, Gf the directions arc fol.
lowcd,) cxpediliously and without injury to
Tic clothes. | cam safely recommend Mr.
Elders Washing Machine 10 the public pa-
ironagc. feeling assured any family will be
delighted with its greater superiority over
the old waS!l-lub mode.
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CHARLESTON, March I.
Cotton opened quiet and closed active
advancing aalc-m middling 23Ja24.
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Especial Tclcgr0mS"to TO the Dispaich. I
IMPEACHMENT TRIAL.
FIRST DISPATCH.

FIRST DISpNTCH
y POINT OF ORDER MADE, AND DECIDED
AGAINST THE RADICALS HY THE CHIEF
JUSTICE AND By THE SENATE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-28

and names OF purchasers not eaHed Four lots on the
south side OF 100 feet
west OF EiGhthaye. each lot 25TlOo feet were sold to
Mr. Greene for 81 800 each per cent OF purchase money
remaining on bond and mortgage for two years Three
lots south side OF thrteentht 80 feet
east Of Ninth-ave, each lot 254xloli feet were
sold To Mr. Tieman for tl,J7S each, 80 per
cent OF purchase money remaining GU bond and mortgage
FOR year The threestory brick house. with lot on
the sOuthery side OF East FOurhst 2 feet inches east
OF SecOndave known as No lOg lot 1S9xp62 feet. was
sold for nauO OF purchaser not called and co per
cent Of purchase money remaining for four years on bohd
aud mortgage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-28
Suttiou Sales Of gral estait.
J. JoHSsoS. IT,, AueroneoG
by JOHNSON Il NJ lLLER
ID AuCTIoEEERs AND


r.. rs SAsAu-sr.. cspAEsr, EEv.York.
Ho-' Stores Los coss seats .1a Perm. SoGEs sold ;,,ds
TUESDAY. March ,. . -
Hu o'cloct the NRw CRY sALESRooh. No Is CoURTST
GREAT sALE % HOUSES AND LOTS on ATLAsTICAvR
BOULEVARD, sSILM4s DIAN. AND BUTLBRsTS' (NeaS the
4TtiSTrcAvE BoULEvARD-M @Av: e BIssIlyH..s. {,
containing all ne aceru oHVeHsnces location Eeeen' terms
BHOOELYNAvE rear o. ousr, valuable vacant IOta
a. 10 the u,y 81 eos,sup.,.d .PE'e%es,: 3.
SRiLlSNSfIS G 3 n Dorth Of Myls-.vo elegant sstOry
attic basement .ucer licenses 6nshed last MAJ built In
best manner BY days ~ork zach e"a'aas roo~A they are Fe
KBSf4SE IS e cor Of Little very desirable sui.
able Tor House ssries large and co@modiOu' With hne cellar
GlbGSAyR-@. g. n Of nopsnsst, two a'tOy and brick
BosfnASD4yR-R e w. OfsOektoust, sasOu and birch
HaHTEBSTH.sT- a. 80 A. " Of POurshsvS. store and
SFVssTREyTHsT s. a. issh ofseveubsy, sl.tory br'ct
modern O1 two blocks s
AriAgTIcAyR BoULByARD-s 81 " Of Absuy.svs, Vsu
gfFeacksTs ~ n 2. I s,,Gs fAn L'
M1ECYAyE-w. o. So q. Of KOScHskost. Oas 3soJ frans
pRiSsT-S commencing II y tTrOy.vs Lot' and cores
Term e MaPs ready at onee Of AuetOneer NO - h''as
St,EE rr,sn,v NJ, N
A. p o'clock q the EXCHANGE sALRSRooM, No Ill Broadway
Sdoes 2k5 yALyARLE ysGAST RaoSEEys LOTS
ryoeo-ei R,pdR BogLEyAkD ONION. PRESIDENT CROWN
Tia III saei tie s1r opportunity ever offered Iuv Ia Wis,
Ill he The noe, dssfshs Vuer ia The city Mas ready March
WEDNESDAY. March H.
Al O'Clock at the Brehsngs sSesrvOu No Ill Broadway Trinity
GGGiT .stiB oV 100 SlSETERsrH WARD LOTS Maps
March Psdeusr. nett wert
WILLIE NJ LrIrtE, Ageu6oesr.
BY .YG psStrs s q L rFi TeIzrx BROKERS
I g ns.s rC.y S.s,s. I'D :ss s rs'H' ''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-28
Snnflrg.
ytsnl gOiitss.

c>Srae ciVAAA~S'
SUPREAIE COURT-CITY aud COUNTY ef
- EEW-YORK. DB PQRgST WELD WISELY z ASDRBwS
PIsiuaas AT BANNlSrKR w. D. BAESISTRR. DefAdsufx
6ummousfor deusad cOosrA-Com not serredfrs
TIE You hereby uuoned and required 20 s
and County VI New loTk Al TIE Cta 10 the C Of hef
lo copy Of 70 The lam complaint 90 he
srite 1t hs oce Al No 10 kAssusL. 10 said CITY OF SsTfost
wha aer The service Of this exclusive
Wth The e srsh the pBAhs this Actn vu take adsmsse
against for the ~ Two hundred dollar
estynine cent sth n hem The second dsy Of octobe oss
Dated Psbrssry 1854 JOHE FASHBURY Ffauirs Atorssr
The e""rnt scslsu wa Sled ia the sas Of the cy z
County the hiTee1i-
T. wASHBURE. Pisiuha's Attorney. Fs6 LASTS "
SUPREBfE COURT-City ard County of New
~ York-DhNIRL BUTTE ESTHER a. BUTTS ava WTLLlAR
MFRS lsgp,s BIZ AARON VAIL their oe st.,d snS
Hem Psnif. Agt WILLIAM h. bod and SIsAs Ann. hs %.
HARRIRT sdos OF LEWIS DOD. and CHARLES p CQCHRAE
II the judgment OF the shove entitled oes
the BeTeoth day Of Eosenb
referee appointed and BY sd judgment for the putrsss
earring effect ssc6 Judgment vii sell Il public suction The
nambsf III Broadway the City ofNwYort
J.mss Miller Real Estate Aasdouseri pees
parcel land te ng aud being the Eleventh hafd Of The Gay
which b0uBdet and described follows s
Beginning side of Leafs dlsEt ed
westerly ae Of Lewis With the nohey soc Of onts
unnlug westerly and parallel With Stanton street 1y
feet and inch Eo aud hence b0ttsr1 and osg straight ss
parallel LeS senYs0 feet aud two nchcs
I2 distant fottynas feet and inches t9 100 westerly
ko the westerly line % Lewis street. hcc esserF and parallel ssk
Ory feet aud tea inches lt9lol to tia Ne 80
Of Leafs street. and thence soabery soog said westerly soc Of Le.
fret aud two inches I1 " zoe point Or place OF -
gcaing,-Dated February q. 1895. -
JOII6 {, BUSHNELL. Referee No. o. 6asAs-sI
PANS Esv. siat n Attorneys, No "a Finest y" A~e-~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-28
SmustmtntA

Smusrntuts.
A CADEMY OF MUSIC-"RObeTto IL Diavolo."
n Positively Last Night -
Ia GRANGE BRIG NOLI IT ALLAN OPBiAt A.,
the Company appearing the Academy Music Phnspn " mo-"
day evening, March 2. 1868.
THIS Friday EVENING Feb %,
LAT appearance OF the world renoTued German bssso,
HERR JOSEPH HERGMANS
Last appearance Of the famous premiere Danseuse,
MILE RITA SAEGALLI
When Meyerbesrs In four acts
Roberto IL DiAVOLO. -
win be performed for Tie Gt time h With the "i9Sk
excellent
Madame de "a Alice
Sgnor BngnOh h"'e'
Herr Joseph Herrnan.
oile eahgAi.
New and magnificent costumes AID scenery increased chorus ana
orchestra
Musical Director sad Conduet0f Nc0te
TO MORROW Saturday at 2. Ia,
GRAND GALA FAREWELL MATINEE,
TN BALLO IN MASCHERA.
Admission TO Matinee M parts o. the hous, 81 No reserved s.ss
Tickets Matinee avoid the rush this do he bad
ohoe OF the Academy Ssrs. No 7 and Maeoy ia
Broadway Seats Cor Roberto now be secured At the gsr Ticket
Odecs q above.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-28

yVRsTCHESTER County SEATS and FARMS
w g. Ls loestion Terms easy. CHAMBERS Rich,
Aarioassrs and Rsai Ksae Ne ii PlIt 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-28
Aotitts Of 5ankruutfu.

In the DISTRICT COURT of the UNITED
STATES EASTERN DISTRICT Of PBSSSNLNASIA. e
Wit JOHN LORD Of DARBY Borough the Coeusf
Delaware the sd Dst Bankrupt The ssd Bankrps hsssa
under ID MARCH, ked hs petition fr ade
Ssrss all his dsbts prOvabe under the sad Act and for o
theeoG alleging that 10 the hands OF bic
.sskne orervd that meeting Of creditors be hed the seoet
dsy March 1868 at 10 o'clock before the Register samuel
Tkouas esquire AtAis oe at No South Avenue Media the a.
county. to be continued By a1ouamso DeesosU, wa ~
where examination Of the said Bankrupt win be 6nshed and
any Of the second and third meetings Of Creditors
qud By the twenty seventh aud seavehtb Sections %
edqI ih Reg.sr cs tie ceo5 shstssF q. ..S
Sol Sh sas Witch and the aad eEaninsee wtes
closed 81, other papers relating the will be tJ By the ~
CLERKS 0ce. T. farther ordered that hsnE os ssa
upon the ssd petition for discharge and certificate % Mdnssay %
O'Clock where al creditors Who have proved oes
debts ssd other interest appear 'od SLOW
''.''''''''''' Winess the Honorable John CApWALADk
Seal az th. Can't S Of sd District Court and The ses
:...,......,.. thereof Ph.dslpoh tss s:sc.ta ay
PehruAJ. A. d. 1860. w. Il fUA, OefL
Attest; RANUkL THoNAs Register Nhrs"E
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-28
City E1aI 6statt for Sale.


-
TOHN 3. CHURCH e. JACOB SHARPE,
so "a PisBSL.
City and County PROPERTY SOLD or RENTED, s,Es
special .sa Of E...,e.
. w. BENEDICT
~ "0 Ne 10 PisK,sT 81 AND h'' No $50 siSTB'GyR
Po Se accommodation q utsws parties s'srs y, o. gsrcAas.
cs tie Sd.rsirsd has opened CENTRAL RIAL ESTATE
iippJ % receive orss .ls1ds customers.
large uuisber q houses o sale AID TO at pnepsJ t elias.
Sa''s SdSY TO RoAS on BOND AND MosTaAGH
I Is's.''' Elected ' c'''a or Pi V TEss s- ''''
No S36 siItb And No. 10 Pine at
A FIRST CLASS, 3-story, high -stOop. HOUSE
"A IVES. REb O1rts. bet-ten ths ceo frt aud Bouls
ward All mOders eHsb Vii " vhCas sIirs t possession
VIII sfl T c. 10 S 8 Lst3 '''
4 RARE 0PPORTUNITY.-A real bargain
% = oss %" T sI. s%S lss il P eSslIt i
aF'1 Glass eOan'y place With % to % 'ere S,sJsr; s.sd
EIFTH-AVE between FOrty-third and Forty
,rs 6, sALsTso sI.rs rI' foir's a,se AID S'os.
'ars No 90 2sI7O h ssIle Bach house la, ar elias. three
I o5 1 40 S s S sE ps' Ss
g, bogs and S VIII 5s Il, iSS the. rot 4 dsss For
ard 9le Brosdss' Terms liberal 80
NOR SALE-TwO SMALL brick HOUSES on
Ele Of OBebuhded and ioubs, Third sud FOSsVei
ave Tdsye Address Onehundred premises
HOUSE West Thiriy.uln.hst with without furniture
Apps preses % ". Ok PoRsSr Co. No 81 souhst
EOR SALE and 10 RENT-A long list of
HOUSES Fof foil rsreus printed lat 70 be had By
mall Application KlLPATRCk, Bsls hssi Bani buildings
DOR SALE-AbOut four LOTS on the BOule-
'sId below sI 6nb IT. valuable property at bargain Az
ply 70 G. IL BENEDICT. No 81 Pinsst
TOR Satellite first HOUSE west of Broad
Il Ssy, The s0ath side Of HbhsL CHAUNCEf HARVARD,
No TO Broadway
nor SALE-The Valuable PROPERTY Nos.
22 and 19i BroOmss, Ehdge't, DEloo Inquire VI
JOS @oEBR, No. 2s2 BnooRea
SUBURBAN HOMES FOR NEW-YORK PEG
~ PI&-See Advertisement eighth page
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-28
Country Zeal Gstat, fOr Sale.


A PLEASANTLY located RESIDENCE at
m EHbeth NJ sALRi mile from Depot most desirable
uyoyius part ofthe city, an iupr0enehls convenient stable
bsnerv grounds hh dry and behyi ready for
Immediate occupation Price &22 500 Apply 10 hAAIoN No
10 EsWsL, EeSYorh. hRBKER Zeal Esse Agept kltoeb
r No. Al Pine-st., w. Ii. C0WL offers:
IA PRIECYTOK-OOod House. Barn and Grounds 1900
YONKKRg-1oc House stable add Grounds 1000
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Hotne. stahe AMI Grounds 1900
A 65-ACRE FARM for SALE; $40 per acre;
ee House grand for grapes ADD other fruit would make me
Wateg-Cgte o. ATklhS0l, H. AH!st0To, Mas
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1868-04-17
A. IT. Stewart and Grant.

Mr.. A. T. Stewart was one of the orig
inal admirers and advocates of General
U. S. Grant for the Presidency. A report
mas been industriously circulated by DEM
ocratic sheets, that he had become dis
pleased with Grant, and abandoned him.
The editor of the Wyandott CO., Pioneer
called Mr.. Stewards attention to the mat
ter, and received the following reply;
NEW YORK, March 80, 1868.
Mr.. P. CUNIo Dear SIR: Your favor
of the 9th inst, covering an extract from
the Allen County CO., Democrat of the
26th inst, stating that had abandoned
the support of General Grant for the
Presidency, has been received.
With thanks for your kindness in draw
ing my attention to the article, permit me
to say that it is entirely without foundation
in fact.
SO far from having withdrawn from
General Grants support, am daily, as far
as one individual can, exerting all honora-
BILE means to bring about his nomination
and election believing it to be the only
effectual way of giving peace and pros
perity to our present disunited Union.
Very truly, yours,
.2fEkgss 80 A. T. STEWART.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1868-04-17
A Conservative.

81 a. a
The Copperhead papers of the milk-and-
water sort, like the Chicago Times, have
called themselves and party "Conserva-
tives." The genuine Democratic paper
which expresses the sentiments of its party
unreservedly, the Lacrosse Democrat, thus
describes a !" Conservative:
. Conservative :"
How we hate the word. 81 "a ~
1t is synonym for a coward--one who
has no princiI le-no heart-no earnest
ness-no love of truth-no confidence in
the right-no boldness none of the higher
and nobler qualities of manhood.
+" Conservative n ss
A smooth. tongued, soft-stepping, sly,
selfish, treacherous, cold blooded, deceitful,
double faced, orked-tongued sneak.
I" Conservative Z"
A "aseutrdl," Negative" political thing,
neither fish, flesh nor fowl" subject
upon which we find it utterly impossible
to express our feelings, but we beg all that
class of politicians to accept our feeble
complimentary offering, with the assurance
that it is the best we can do for them.
From all
" Conservatives I"
aGooD LORD, DELIVER usl"
And to all
j" Conservatives !" ,ses. ~
We say
{" Get thee behind me, Sataml"
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1868-04-17
A Miserable Sh aker.

Is the victim to Fever and Ague. This tedious
and enervating diseaseis, unfortunately, too we'll
known to need q description. 1t is strictly ma
larious disease, caused by exhalations from the
soil, especially from marshes, swamps and newly
cleared lands encountered with accompanying
vegetable matter. The chills ia one of the most
troublesome of maadies, as the patient though
he may not be confiued 10 his bed, is incapable of
action. The experience of years has demonstra-
ted the fact that HOS LETTERS STOMACH BIT
TIERS is a sure means OF fortiiying the system
against all atmospheric poison, breaking up the
paroxysms and rapidly restoring the strength.
Quinine, which has so long been the great remedy
for chills, has been superseded by this powerful
and harmless agent; while as a preventive it is
unequaled, as its use will certainly exempt all
who may live in unhealthy localities from the
rayages of this disease. 4 s,ss,,-o iss 81
HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS is now
among the most popular, and, at the same time,
valuable specifics in the medical world. In recon.
mending it to the public, we are fully conscious
of doing them great service knowing, as we do,
their many excellent qualities. and sure and
speedy action in all cases where the diseaso is
caused by irregularity of the digestive organs.a
AS tonic it Is both mild and agreeable to the
taste, and stimulating in its action upon the
svs frE-Tfs4 Esfts4FEs3aFH lNEf ID
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1868-04-17
nonst eall 40 mora sly e.aa--aen,t. Aers.z

Don't cali no naers Nv ssaa--aon't, Heres
the money"
at can'tbe," sed Bigler, "I'm bound to
crush that Pollock"
Don't perceed-don't," yelled Punt
MePelter, and every other white man in
the room, ez they notist their wives drop
pin in one by one, I" it's RELY too small
matter-reely it is" 9a 4iya s
I" Well, sed Bigler, g z there appears te
be SIGH a yoonanimous desire therefor,
hev no obieckshun, on them terms, to for
give Pollock" and the cusses embraced In
open court, while the Deekin, McPelter
and the rest NV EN- wuz paying the mig
gers their witness fees.
Ez they wuz leaving the Court Room
Bigler sung ut:--aa3 .i.is 1E65 (
"Deekin, eff 700 send on that petishen
to Frankfort, shell send on a protest
provin that evry one Nv the niggers who
bear yoor name hey a material rite to it
Let it alone, Deekin, let it alone. Ef the
niggers kin stand the name, 700 ought moi
to object" ttia3 g .f 't99
And he and Pollock rolled off together
latin veciferously. 1t wuz plot atweer
EN- to annoy the Corners. Wood, O.
wood that we Good be delivered from EN-.
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