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The national Republican., 1869-01-12

ITFITBD STATES PATENT OFFICE,
~ WAsHIEdrOE, b. G. Dec, 81, 1866.
- On the petition Of JEREMIAH sTEvRR, Of Bristol,
Conn; pray Ing for the eKtenNiOn OF patent granted
o. October, 1889, and again Teissusd the "a day Of
July lS5i Tor an Improvement in Machines for Bur
u is ordered that the said petition DO heard at
this once on the 9th day Of April neHt. Any per
son may oppose this extension, Objections, do.
positions, and other papers should bo hled In this
once twenty days before the day Of hearing
ELISHA FOOTR,
iano.TuN Commissioner VI Patents.
The national Republican., 1869-01-12

POLICE SERGgAST.-Last night committee
of the Board of Commissioners OF Metropoli.
tan Police met at police headquarters for the
vacancy OF sergeant In the Fourth ward,
caused by the promotion OF Sergeant Austin to
be lieutenant Of the Eighth precinct.
The national Republican., 1869-01-12

CAvED IN AGAIN.-rhe Tenth street sewer
has Caved In again-this time at + street, fOr
distance Of about twenty feet. This makes
1t very dangerous for the horses and trouble
some for the drivers Of the + street cars. The
pipes that passed through at this point were
broken but were promptly repaired,
The national Republican., 1869-01-12
Steamboat Lines.

oboAmUOht Aluo1.
NEW MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
K51sur IN; y ia ;Ss sSS ussS SiSsas uIIi sin% G.
regularly during the winter months, sCfkfk
sGtEES1sbSfkix, tEESs Sk ThsissT6s. haki TSsosSa s.aSa GEORGE
every SATURDAY.. Norfolk, MoRDAYs; srriv.
Ing t Alexandria and GEORGETOWN TUESDAYS;
ReturninEl,,Lesye Georgetown, foot ~ HIth
street,, THURspkYsi MeIandris, RRIn4Ys;
sSsbxY sSFsH xdRRksfRsAafss' xdRRkfsass arriving at New YORK
This Line, eosnectinf, at Norfolk with the nne
steamers OF the Merehanls' and Meehanies' Trans
portation Company to and from BOSTON, IL pre-.
pared to take through freight at much reduced
rates, as the usual charge Of drayage and other
EXPENSES through Baltimore Is avoided By this
Freight from Boston should be consigned to the
care Of T. A. WILLIAMS 4 CO, Norfolk. Va
foi further Information apply 10 JOS, \. GAIT,
Agent. once and Wharf loot Of High street,
Georsetgyn, p. 2. or at OFFICE OF COMPANY
one SSSlT ;lftTi' D'o" NV FPaiRSsiFssSk. FPiRSsssiFPsSk President
TIE STEAMER COLUMBIA oss
asS rSsS%sS ssS0 he, nS rfEItT trips be- w
Leaving Baltimore every. sATURDAY APTBR.
NOON WkSsslGsssfpl WkSsGsplY VI xSssiRtS. SssiStich every
at 9 o'clock.
She will stop At all the principal landings on the
river for Pas.enseIs and fre,Eht For further par.
'''''''' 'iAf''s TASOs. v W. Riley .sSs; s; .,;s.., ,
mys- -tufsm Atthe foot OF Eleventh street,
The national Republican., 1869-01-12
Personal.

DRIVATR MEDICAL CONSULTATION AT
IU0LDn DIR, DARBY's, 100 Seventh street,
opposite odd'fsllOwS Hall Separate rooms for
patients, Ssl3.t
The national Republican., 1869-01-12

HoRsEs DRowSED.-It Is stated that late
last night two horses, belonging to S.P. Brown
esq, were drowned 10 the Potomac, at the fOot
of Seventh street wharf,
The national Republican., 1869-01-12

SgRENADE TO THE MAYOR POaTrOHED-In
consequence Of the lnclemency Of the weather
and the illness Of the Mayor, the sercnade
which the Soldiers and Sailors Union and
others proposed to tender him last evening
was postponed,
The national Republican., 1869-01-12

WOMAN SurYnAGg.-Lucy Stone has the
reputation OF presenting "the woman aues
tiOn" with unusual elOquence and ability
No one should fail to attend the lecture next
Friday evening at Metzerou Hall. Sec ad.
yertisement.
The national Republican., 1869-01-12

BRICKLAYERs' NATIONAL CoSvESTIoN.-
This convention, composed Of large number
OF delegates, assembled at Odd Fellows Hall,
seventh street, at 10 O'Clock yesterday fore
noon.
John 5. Frost. OF Union No. !, New York,
the president, occupied the chair, and J. Ed
ward Kirby, Of No. l, Maryland, was secre-
tary.
On motion Of Mr.. Cook, of No. l, OF District
of Columbia, Rev. Mr.. Drinkhouse opened
the services with prayer and on motion ol
Mr. Browning, OF No, 7, New York, Mr. Geo
W. Thompson was chosen Sergeant'at-Arms
pro TEN.
On motion Of Mr.. Cook, Of No. |, Rev, Mr..
Drinkhouse WAS rendered seat In all sessions
except secret sessions.
On motion of Mr.. Conroy, of No, J, New
York, Messrs. Conroy, stewart, OF No, Q, OF
Pennsylvania; Mr.. Callaghan, OF No. !, New
York; MIR. Pulier, OF Mol OF Ohio, and Mr
Manning, OF No. | OF New Jersey were Ap'
poiuted q committee on credentials.
On motion, the convention. at IL a. IN, took
recess until 2 y. IN.
The delegates repaired TO Trades Union
Hall, where bountiful collation. was in wait
ing, gotten up by the BrieklayerE Union OF
this city, and prepared by Mr.. W. II. Gorbutt,
under the supervision OF VIM. II. Cotton,
John Collins, Richard Collins and Jacob ID.
Bontz, a committee OF the union here.
The delegates composing the convention are
a hne body of men, and business Of great ad'
vantage to the trsde may be anticipated during
their deliberations.
The national Republican., 1869-01-12

BROTHERHOOD OF THE UNIOS,-Ohicers and
members Of Capitol Circle, No. !, Will find an
important notice In another column.
The national Republican., 1869-01-12
DRovIDEHCE HOSPITAL,
UEDER TIE oHARGROI
THE SISTERS OF CHARITY,

Inn NM VI
Corner OF Second street east and street south,
Capitol hill,
INAHEALTHY AND RETIRED PART OF WASH.
IN0TON CITY.
Tho new building 10 now ready tor the reception
ofpatients OF every class, both medical And surgical
The cars run within two squares of the building
Patients will be received into the wards az 10
per week, payable in ADVANCE. This ineludea Med
ieine and Medical or Surgical attendance;
Private Rooms can be had " advanced rates.
MEDICAL sTAPP ATTENDING.
DR. HAaNER, rHaI'ibSlAFEI NJ, 100 II street, Ia.
twsSsPS FhtsssIHTtAR sITR Snd FiPtdGRt6 vo,s ..u. r.
Ween fourteenth and Fifteenth streets,
WIN. MARbURY, N. D., 46 II street.
THOMPSON, N. D., corner Ninth 90
and hASAAchqselts Avenue,
9, n PORD, N, p, vs. EAst Capitol street
HbVisoRY AND CONSULTING,
GRAFTON TYLER, N. D., corner Of Washing.
ton and Gay streets GEORGETOWN,
W, 7, JOHNSON, NJ. D., Seventh street, be.
THOMAS MILLER, ai6P street.
JOHNSON ELIOT, 40e L street,
G. n, LlBERMANN' 40 Thirteenth street
Application can be made at the Hospital, or 10
either Of the above named physicians. Physieians
sending patients to the Hospital who may occupy
private rooms have the privilege Of attending the
same.
ssEO psrsOnS Tith sYntaS4us di diseases admitted.
os'l7 Superior
The national Republican., 1869-01-12

A CHiLD's NECKLACE AND LoOPs having
been found, the owner can recover them by
consulting our advertising columns,
The national Republican., 1869-01-12

TuH ANNIvERsARY MEETINGS advertised to
to be held at Foundry and Wesley churches
last evening did not, we are informed, take
place, IN consequence OF the Inc lemency ofthe
weather. This morning the clergymen who
nave been In attendance from abroad return to
their respective stations
The national Republican., 1869-01-12

9SGs s,Gsn Ssn ss. .nS HspPss 70 e.!s Of
X, II. Hayenner., frsiGht Agent st Alexandria,
will be forwarded far as LeesbufG free OF
charge other than our regular tariff rates.
Communication Passenger Tickets between Alex
cheap rates.
Round TIP Tickets good only Tor day q Issue
those places and intermediate points are issued at
uo3-tf General Superintendent !
The national Republican., 1869-01-12

l. .. q F.-The Grand Lodge, I q q, F.,
will hoh lis regular quarterly meeting to-
morrow evening,
The national Republican., 1869-01-12

FIFTH WARD REPUBLICAN CLuB.-This or.
ganiEAtion held a meeting last evening on
Third street east, between East Capitol and
Nfi 6h stated d tSs ssS ,Es oSset &c Sf 1 ss iS Meet
log was for the purpose OF eleeting two dele
gates to represent them In the National Col.
ored Convention, to be held here tomorrow.
solved themselves into = mass meeting OF the
eolored voters OF the Filth ward.
James Green was called TO the chair, when
James Green and d. II. Parker were unani.
II. Merrymsn offered a resolution instruct.
ing the delegates to use their influence In fa-
vor OF having certain laws, now In force In
this District, amended so as to guarantee to
ever male citizen in the District all the rights
privileges, &c, which 10 now guaranteed to
WIN. II. Brown thought that should the
Harlan bill pass Congress, giving the Board
Oe,or O pG's 81 Io u"oy .wsy Hys the and
cause In this District was lost, as four out OF
seven OF the board were Ooppefheads.
James Green thought that Congress knew
Its business, and they had no right to meddle
with IT,.
Mr.. Merryman was opposed to putting this
power into the boards, and agreed with Mr..
sufed his hearers ths. tSe Demoersts GOT 70
license, but the black men got none.
ID. r: Parker said that they need not bother
this board but ali copperhead boards would Be
removed, and General Grant would attend to
the liquor cause.
Mr.. Brown wanted to know how the colored
people would get on the police force.
| Mr.. Parker said that the Republicans would
put them there as they did In the Councils and
| other places.
MIR. Brown blamed the Republicans for al
the depredatlons committed upon the oolored
race In the South, and said that even Abra
ham Lincoln had to bear his portion.
| Mr.. Parker denied II, and proceeded Al
length to explain wherein the statement jus
| made was false. He said that It took Coo
| Almighty six days to make the world, ant
how, In the name OF God, could the Repubii
can party make judges, lawyers, and school
| teachers out OF all the negroes In three oil
four years. tGreat Laughter
The national Republican., 1869-01-12

liFrlETu ASSIvERsARY OF ODD FELLOW
nlf.-lh" llM Fellows fraternity here have
AnAhuphrN We Idea Of celebrating the semi
Gthtehihl hhhFCTsnTy In this city on the goth
o. April npt w,il unite with their brethren Of
ThlIhaeIphlA 10 celebrating the anniversary.
Jfate the day In PhtIadelphia.
The national Republican., 1869-01-12
CIV 1865 vi,
HARBoU
ALLHEALING
LOTION,

A certain, reliable. and speedy cure Of Rheumat-
Ism, Neuralgia, Headache. Toothaehe, Pains in
the Side. Breast, or Back Partial Deafnessi
Mothers will hnd 1t an Invaluable Friend for Caked
Breast; Certain Cure fer Chilblains, Frozen Feet,
Cuts. Burns. Bruises, sealds, sprains or Strains.
any local aches or pains Of the Nervous or Nus.
cular system.
This highly -priIed and extraordinary Medicine
will not fall to sfsctuaily cure all the diseases
enumerated above, no matter Of how long stand
Ing, provided tho patient Is not hopelessly bed
ridden. One application will often cure the worst
eases Of Neuralgia or Rheumatism. and In all cases
Il will give instant relief
Prom the unbounded confidence In this Lotion,
and the perfect and thorough knowledge OF 1t
power 10 cure the diseases named. II 1t does NO
give entire satisfaction, after a fair and proper
trial. pledge myself to refund the money received
on the return Of the empty bottle.
do not pretend TO be the author Of this prepara-
tion, having obtained the recipe from old Indian
after having travelled among the red men for sew
eral years.
After having performed at least one hundred
most toondsErul cures Of Rheumatism. NeuralEia,
kc., &c., / have been induced by my friends 10
put II before the public, and make this prop
osition:
That In any case OF Sick or Nervous Headache or
Toothaehe, should fail to In from two to Ave
minutes with my ALI Healing Lotion, will forfeit
the sum Of Ave dollars.
wAsHISGroE, D. G.
DR, HARBOUR: Permit me to tender you my sin
cere thanks for the extraordinary care your ALL
Healing Lotion has performed.
For several years have been afflicted with the
Neuralgia, with but temporary relief from the doc
tors. had given up ever recovering, until tried
your All-HealinE Lotion, which, In four weeks,
produced a complete cure.
Your obedieut servant,
J. j. JACOBS. Baltimore, Nd.
All orders. either for agencies or for immediate
use, should be addressed to the manufacturer
JOSEPH HARBOUR, Manufacturer,
No, u Second street west, bet Mass. Avenue and
street north, Washington, D. q.
For sale by all Drug-s'oTes.
Trade supplied by CHAs, sTOTT. Pennsylvania
avenue, between Pour-and.a-half and Sixth sts.,
Warrington, D, G. aul9
The national Republican., 1869-01-12

TmG CHRISTIAN CONvENTIOS which meets
lng win undoubtedly attract many Of the
Christian people IN the District. A large
number Of the leading Christian citizens are
expected to take part In the exercises. The
y. N, and from to- y, IN, All are Invited to
attend DR., Samson, Prof Pratt, Rev. Geo.
Hmylh and Others arc to open the various
question:
The national Republican., 1869-01-12

POLICE INTELLTGENoE.-MollyJ Johnson, the
incorrigible Molly, for dIsoTderly conduct
paid u to Justice Harper for the use Of the
corporation.
Fred Stinzlnz for driving his wagon on the
sidewalk, was fined " by Justice CLARK.
Bette Blaghorn, oolOred, was sent to the
workhouse for 90 days because she had no
visible means Of support.
There were no arrests In either the First,
Second, Third, Fourth or Seventh police pre-
cInct on sunday,
The national Republican., 1869-01-12

REAL Estate SALEs,-Messrs Ti,ch \ Fov
have sold at private sale lots L. . ii, n. II, IL
-, 10, and sub, J. 9 - I, AMI i.in square gi9
The national Republican., 1869-01-12

INQUEST IN rHE CASE oP AssoS GALE
l Yesterday Coroner Potter summoned a jury
TO Inquire into the cause ofthe death o fAoson
Gale, = statement OF whose death was pub
tshed In yesterdays REPUBLICAN,.
Philip King testified he saw deceased In the
dI uing room at twenty minutes past nine
o'c lock on Saturday evening, and he appeared
to be very much detected. Had no direct
kno Wedge OF the cause OF his death.
Ab.-am Carson produced the bottle OF stryeh-
nine, and testified to having fouod II on the
roof II early opposite the window of the room
occupi ed by deceased.
Mrs. Eliza Gale, wife OF deceased, testified
that shS retired to bed at about 0 o'clock on
Saturday night, and some time in the night
her husba nd asked her to pray for him; thathe
had taken something and would be far away
from her efore morning, and he wanted to be
at peace with God. He added that he wanted
to be buried in Glenwood cemetery.
Dr. Miller testified to the acknowledged
Of deceased that he had taken strychnine, but
deceased refused to say where he had OBJ
taiued IT,
II was In evidence that Mrs. Gale had OBJ
tained from a Mrs. SilAs bottle of strych-
niue with which to kill rats.
Dr. Miller, son OF the doctor whose testimo.
ny we give above, was sworn, and testified to
| substantially the same facts as did his father
| The verdict Of the Jury, rendered after \
| few minutes delibeFation, was III At Aoson q ale
| came to his death by a dose Of stTyehnine Ad.
| ministercd by his owe hands.
The national Republican., 1869-01-12

ODESSA PANIER CoLLArsINo SKIRT, the best
made: Douglass, sole agent, No. sos Ninth
street,
The national Republican., 1869-01-12
A LExANDRIA. I.IRRSgS bSYRSYSS AND HAMPsHIR'
&Sl151sSeElSE

BEGINNING OUToBER l, isos.
Leave Alexandria daily. except Sunday, at sA.
IN and ?. N. for Leesbqrg; Leave Leesburg for
conneetins al LeesbuIE with Peaeoek's Line Of
hrst.elass Coaches, which leave Les.bHIE on
inn 1u.esIiaiiie. saishsr.y,Ils SerrgSiIie,
Winchester and Capon springsJ retdfninE leave
Winchester on Mondays, Wednesdays and fri'
days
Leave Leesburg for Middlsburg on Mondays.
wednesdays and Fridays, on the arrival Of the
Middleburg at 8 9p. IN.
Leaves MiddlebuTg Tuesdays. Thurtdays and Sat:
m and (per railroadl ArTiyes at Alexandria at
p. IN In ample time for Washington and bslti-
more the same day. -
The national Republican., 1869-01-12

WAssbkhbSSSEESoSRa skb SSEESoSRaErows RAItkt6HHbS.' RAItkt65HHbS'DS'A'
CHANGE OF TIME.
TAKE EFFECT MONDAY, DEC. 81, 1865.
On and after MONDAY, Dec. ns., 1858. and
run between Washington and Alexandria as fol-
lows;
THRoudH MAIL rRAIss.
LeaS. sshington, from BAlti more and Ohio
Depot, o.. m. ido. for Manassas and Harrison
Leave AleaL Lndria, from corner Of Duke and
Henry streets lfrom Manassas railroAd) ASH D. IN. I
do. from Lynchburg, 6p. IN.
LOCAL PAssBKaER rRAISs.
SLzAvE wAsHIsaroE. LEAyE ADRxAspRIA,
n.1yi.Ra giS% .r Depot. iS ppr. rss% asRr, 8
:. :. ,SH KiPf st. Asaph. &. g
q" r'iSS pioas
90 $50 l29
" " SSS Duke 4 Henry. ~
ss- Trains leaving Baltimore and Ohio Depot Al
s:66 a. IN !, connect with Orange, Alexandra and
Manassas Passenger Trains at st. Asaph Junction.
for all points on the line Of thot road between Ma
nAssAs Junction and HarTisonburg,
Trains leaving st, AsAph and King streets at 25
2, m. connect at st, AsAph Junction with trail
from Manassas aud HArrlsonburg at 2;kS D. IN p,
arriving at Baltimore and Ohio Depot at sap. m
and In time for p, M, train for baltimore,
o. A, TBVBNs, Genl sup't
W. J. PHELPS. Genn Manager. dse5j-n
The national Republican., 1869-01-12

EouITY CouRr - Judge oiin.- This court
was not In session yesterday.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-12-03

FANNY FERN ON SHAVING. Fanny Fern
thinks "there is no man who would not
rather be shaved by woman than to have
a great numbering man paving about his
jugular vein and poking him in the ribs to
get up when another mans turn came ]
don't say how his wife might like it, but |
am very sure he would; and as to his wife,
why-she could shave some other man,
couldn't she ?"
Quefy.-If Fanny was to do the shaving
which sex would the shacee think was op-
Grating on him--and if so. as the insurance
agent asked about the measles "hoao many
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-12-03

'GoING sT."-Strange that people
never will learn that fortunes are not to be
picked up by simply " going West''-that
industry and economy arc as essential
there as in any other part of the world to
the requirement of q competency. "Thc
West" is the Mecca to which tens of thou
sands of pilgrims annually wcnd their
way, large portion of them in the vain
hope of lettering their condition without
the expenditure Of other effort than that
necessary to get there, and the most Of
whom are doomed to the most bitter disap-
pontment. We commend the following,
from western journal Of a recent date, to
all men who contemplate "going Vest"
"We get letters every, day from young
men who want to come out West. 1t is
impossible to answer them all. We can
say, IN general terms, that a capable, hon
est and sober young man can do better
here than in the East. The chances are in
his favor As Webster said there is room
above But there is no room here for men
who expect fortune TO drop out of the
skies, or spring spontaneously out Of the
earth. IL is a good deal here as elsewhere.
We have to work for own bread, and those
who work the hardest get the most and
best"
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-12-03

~ The Plattevillc Witness says that the
rumor that the Northwestern R.R. Com
pany had purchased the Platteville and
Colamine R. R. started by the Dubuque
Times is not strictly true, but arrange
ments have been made by which it is ex-
pected that the road can be completed in a
few months. A quantity of iron has been
purchased and Mr.. Beecher has agreed to
furnish the balance. In case Mr.. Beecher
fails to furnish the remainder of the ircn,
the Milwaukee & st. Paul Railroad Com
pany has agreed to furnish it between now
ard next May. This arrangement not
only implies the completion Of the road to
Platteville, but from Monroe to Riverside
or Calamine, and from Platieyille to Du-
buque and Cassvillc.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-12-03

School MoNTuLY.-We are in receipt oil
this neat, well conducted little magazine,
issued by Prof. S. D. Gaylord, principal oil
the public schools of Mineral Point. 1t is
the official organ of the Wisconsin Teach
ers Association, and of the State Superin-
tendent of Public Instruction. It's con-
tents for November are :hool House Ar
chitecture,' being report read before the
State Teachers Association Does Brain
Work Shorten Life )" Duty of the State
to Higher Education" by Prest. G. A.
Chadbourne; "School Government; !"
/" An English View )" Editorial, &C., &c.
1t is magazine of 80 pages, published
monthly, at $3.50 per year; in clubs Of
five $1.25. It should have large circu-
lation.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-12-03

tw The editor of the Tribune says
that his statement that Mr. Campbell ran
eiohtv nine hchind his ticket in the district,
vas all a mistake, ii should have been
ser,a teen. He is surprised that anyone
81 oula accuse him of an intentional mis-.
and thinks any jury in the
world you'd acquit him. We agree with
him in one thing and that is that the editor
who would wilfall,- make such statement,
i" would be deserving cot only OF tne orano
of a liar, but also The ssf.ight jacket of a
lunatic,p
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-12-03

T,ARM FOR SALE.-THE UNDER
signed is DESTROYS of selling farm consisting of
- a40 acresof good land, situatee miles west Of
the village of Linden. There are 200 of pillow
land-the remainder meadow and pasture. There
are on the farm good dwelling house, granaries
stables &C.; an abundance of good water and good
supply of Young timber For further particulars APP
ply to J. Osborne, on the premises, or to
ROBERT OSBORNE.
Linden, Sep. 21st lSG9.-2tfn
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-12-03

E7AKEN UP--BY THE SUBSCRl BIER,
l residing in the town of Highland, Otter
u. Creek, about three weeks ago, red and white
Heifcr coming two years old, four white legs, white
tail end, white between horns, horns turn in red
over the back The is requested to CALL prove
property, pay charges and take her away
JONATHAN DICKINSON.
Highland, Nov. 6, 1869. 94wn
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-12-03
FORECLOSURE sALE-STATE OF

FORECLOSURE SALE-STATE OF
II Wisconsin-Iowa County Circuit Court.-John
=. Fitzgibbon Plaintiff against Joseph Rogers aud
Elizabeth Rogers, his wife, defendants Notice is
hereby gwen that in pursuance and ny virtue OF
entitled action the 18th day of October, D. 1869,
By the Circuit Court in and for said county, the
at public venlue u, Tho front door Of the Cont
House in the village of Dodgcville in said county,
the 18th day of December, 1869, at O'Clock in the
premises directed BY said Judgment to be sold and
therein described follows, to wit: The north half
OF the northwest quarter and the northwest quarter
OF the northeast quarter of section number three (,
IN township number seven ~ north of range numoer
four az east of the 4th principal meridian, in Iowa
county and State of Wisconsin,
Dated at sherifs Office Dodgeyille, Wis, this 1fth
day of October, 1869.
WILLIAM SANDS,
Sheriff of Iowa CO. Wis.
REESE MULEs, Plaintiffs Att'ys. 97wn
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-12-03
SELLING OUT!
Stores, Hardware, TIaaatsa7'c.

Wishing to make change in my business I now
offer my stock of Stoves, Tinware, Hardware &c. at
greatly reduced prices, for the next two weeks
some things below cost, Call early.
All persons knowing themselves indebted to me
will please call and settle Immediately.
W. S. BOVINE.
Dodgeyie, Nov.S, 1869, 9tfn