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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-05-28

Nor long ago, in tearing down an old
English house, the workmen came across
a secret cupboard, in which were found a
quantity of diamonds and jewelry to the
believed that the articles had not before
seen light for centuries.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-05-28

ALIENS LUNG BALsAM causes the Lungs
to throw off the matter that is collected over the
air-cells, and makes the patient breathe more
freely and purifes the blood gives strength to the
body, and tone to the digestive organs, heals the
rritaed parts and gives life and health to the sys
tenn For sale by all Druggists.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-05-28

GoDEY's LADY's Book FOR JUNE.-The
illustrations in the June number of this popular
magazine are The Watering Place-one of the
best finished steel-plates that we have ever seen
in a magazine colored Fashion Plate-six fig
ures; Crochet Flower Mat and an Antimacassar,
printed in blue large Extension Sheet, contain
ing over thirty figures of fashions and useful arti-
cles for the toilet page of Children's Fashions,
and twelve designs OF bonnets, hats, headdresses,
etc. the Work Department contains sixteen de-
signs of useful and fancy articles. Marion Har-
land and other distinguished writers contribute
articles for the June number. Another brilliant
story, by Ino Churchill, will be commenced in
the July number, which will begin new volume.
L. A. Cooley, Philadelphia One copy one year,
So; two COPIES IS; three, $3.50; four $40; five,
and one extra, $14 eight and one extra, $21 !;
eleven, and one extra, $27 so,
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-05-28

very best magazine reading to be found for the
tribe OF 80 cents, will hardly occur again. 1t is
made now only in order to get the magazine into
the hands of the people. The subscription price
of Once Month is S2OO year in advance; three
copies, $500; six copies, and one extra, $1,000
ten and one extra, $500. Single copies 20 cents.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-05-28
FRsDREIeETowN, Knox Co., o., I
November 2, 1868.

NOVtmDtr z 1888. J
LIPPIHOoTT IL BAKKwHLI.-
Dear SHs II received your second Red Jacket axe
per express, and now acknowledge the same. For the
benefit OF al whose desires necessities make II ter
business 70 chop with an axe, would say Iry tne
Red Jacket and, the Supreme Court have held tnat
Doctors opinion without his reasons is OF nttde
value VIII give my reasons: FW-The Red ~ re,nw
cuts deeper than the common bit. SecOnd-Ib peinf
roprd on the cut, It does not stick IN tne %oV 49,
1hTdEvery chopper with the common ~ aInen6
cover that there much labor and srengn %
ed In taking the Of the cut a. IA ii add
blow Fou7rhThs with the REQ Jackes ID ~,
cutting the same quantity Eyh-By pntLing ID J ens
ssme jebCr that Ia necessary with common a4e YOU
COW eaeiIv maze al least tirtytnree per cent more
Inod IN the same time You safe In letting any
honest man try your Red Jackes On '"ooo 'e'''' "A
n faila refund him bis money.
h''p0o HARRY BALDWIN.
For sale by all responsible Dealers and me manufae
turers LIZ 4, i4swU axa ~ Cc1hnrn,s ~ pao
Ta ~ Patents. 1876 3 o.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-05-28
THE GREAT FAMILY Medicine.
PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER.

rJNHE PAIN KILLER
l. Is both an Internal and External Remedy.
TNHE PAIN KILLER
i Shonld be used at the nrst manifestation
Cold or Cough.
rINHE PAIN KILLER
i Don't fail to keep 1t In the house ready for use
vJNHE PA KILLER
i Is an almost certain cure for CHOLERA, anC
has without doubt been uccessful In curing this
terrible disease than any other known remedy, even
Africa and China, where this dreadful disease is
less prevalent the Pain Killer is considered
by tbs natives well by European residents In those
climates, sure remedy.
vJJHE PAIN KILLER
i Each Bottle Is wrapped with full directions fo
Its
The good people Of the West should always keep BY
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-05-28
EARLY ROSE POTATO.

Agents earn SILK Dress, or a Go III EaJoi, SOW.
ing or Knitting Machine, in few eve nlngs' work.
Agents wanted. Address MESERVE IL CO.,
IS Sudbury St.. Boston, Mass
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-05-28

Dered the wronged Indian, and reminded
the Nation of disregarded if not forgotten
uuties. President Grant has inaugurated
pollcy that seeks to redress the wrongs
OF the red man, to save his perishing race
from annlhIlall N, and to lift him up to the
dressings OF civilization and to the rights
oI American citizenship. AS an evidence
o, TINS and the Nations sincerity, he has
paced an indian at the head of the Indian
bureau. he has dismissed agents more
IMAM sospec' ed OF cheating the Indians
gu. ot portions OF the sums the Nation
ooies OUT with sparing hand. He has
summoned The followers of William Penn
" tne TASK or securing peace with and
ueahnR justly oy the red man. He has
selec'eu men honored for their disinterest
eunees, Denevolence and charities to aid
nlni IN lhls grand work of Justice and hui
iuahity. humanity applauds and Chris.
the President. N "
IN TINS Tune OF the noisy clamors of dis.
appointed ambitions, the patriotic. the
JUST, the humane, the men who would
make thls Nation what it processes To he
nee ana Christian Nation-should re-
memDer The great work President Grant
Is uoiug ior the country and for its people
-. ~ a.. races They should remember. too.
sha' the counterfeiters and thieves no
longer look TO the President for pardon
ana protectlon. And they should not for
get tnat an honest effort is now making
Win high hopes OF success, to collect the
revenues, reduce the expenses. diminish
the public debt, and maintain the Nat;on,s
faith and honor "'-'-
me people who trusted Gen. Grant
", wne nm ne was struggling in the storms of
Due wilderness and in the trenches before
n nan were not mistaken. They who
uOm 'lust PRESIDENT Grant in the grand
t TotA IN IN winch he Is engaged, may find
faa a' no lacuon or party can disturb or de-
The weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1869-18??, 1869-11-17
Wanted Them Sorted Again,

1t was small but merry company that
met last Tuesday, evening at our friend
Kenkle's under the Sherman House Bottle
followed in rapid succession, and the tone of
the imbibers was the most exalted. But
finally came a reaction. drowsiuess overlook
the majority, and all but four departed. This
quartette had eft" so noblv that the field
was literally strewn with their bodies, and
aid was required to get them home Ac-
cordingly the proprietor called a carriage
from the stand, opposite the way, and with
difficulty deposited customer in each
corner. He then turned to the driver and
instructed him as follows: ~
.stDis one in de left corner drive to No.
West Randolph street. Dis one in the right
corner you must take to the marble front on
Union street, near the baptist church. You
must take him up de stairs, and dell his vile
not to fight nit him. Dat leetle teller on de
back seat take to Milwaukee avenue, by
Schultze's, next the Odd Fellows Hall: and
odder one lives by Linkum Park" The
driver, with an "All right" slammed the
door of the carriage mounted his seat, and
was off
Mr. Kenkle and his "Joe" set things to
right in the place, and in about twenty
minutes were ready to close the saloon, when
the identical carriage again halted before
the door,
aWhats the matter?7 inquired the pro-
prietor.
II have met with sad mishap," answered
the driver. 'In passing sharply around a
corner the jolt of the vehicle threw them all
into heap. I have been trying to right
them, but can't tell which from 'tother.
Won't you please sort them again?"
The weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1869-18??, 1869-11-17
An Accommodating Husband.

The Hartford Courant tells of a tickle wife
who left her husband in Providence and
went to Hartford to live with another man.
Tiringof this the discontinued woman left her
paramour also, and reported that fact to the
Chief of Police in this terse expression -
..I've left that man and there's tronble." The
C0urant says:
what that trouble was may not be here
stated. 1t appears that her husband not
knowing of her whereabouts, had come to
Hartford and secured work in one OF the
machine shops here, where he met the very
man who had run away with his wife. In
stead of getting square upon his dignity or
setting up a shooting gallery, lie treated the
matter of seduction as the business of his
wife entirely, who had mind of her own
and probably knew what she was about, but
he desired some sort of settlement. In
fact he didn't know but that she had been
imposed upon and was willing to be forgiven.
IF it was so, and she would come back and
live with him again, he wanted to know it.
The other fellow, who sympathized with
him in his troubles, as he ought to have done
unQer tne CIRCUMSTANCES, oaiu thaI hc Hau
left the woman, as they did not live happily
together, and if it would be any accommo
dalton he would go around with the husband
and call upon her, and furthermore use his
influence to bring about reconciliation.
So much kin dness, volunteered at that, near
ly brought the husband to tears, and he
took the hand of the eloper, and pressing it
warmly gazed into his eyes affectionately, as
much as to say, This is too much." But
finally both started and sought the woman,
though instead of talking fairly with her,
it was proposed that of these two men, who
had each been rejected, she must choose one
anyway or she would be prosecuted for adul-
terry. Time was given her to consider this
delightful proposition, and meanwhile she
visited the police headquarters and had the
conference above referred to-"
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An Awful Old Musket.

Mark Twain tells the following story, re-
lated by fellow passenger, who, being ban
tered about his timidity, said he had never
been scared since he loaded an old Queen
Anne's musket for his father once, whereup-
on he gave the following:
aYou see the old man was trying to
learn me to shoot blackbirds, and beast that
tore up the young corn and such things, SO
that could be of some use about the farm,
because wasn't big enough to do much;
NV GUN was a single barrelled shot gun, and
tLe old man carried an old Queen Anne
musket that weighed ton, made report
like thunder clap and kicked like mule
The old man wanted me to shoot the musk
ct sometime, but was afraid. One day
though, I got her down, aud SO l took hel
to the hired man and asked him how to load
her. because it was out in the field.
aHiram," said he, do you see these
marks on the stock, an x and v, on each
side of the Queens crowng Well, that
means ten balls and five slugs-that IS bel
load" .4r-....- l,,-..... 40
"But how much powder 2" -5
ooh" he says, Z" it don't matter; put in
three or four handfulls."
$50 l loaded her up that way, and 1t was
an awful charge-I had sense enough to sec
that-and started out l levelled on good
many blackbirds; but every time went to
pull the trigger, Shut my eyes and winked
was afraid of her kick. Towards shutdown
/ fetched up at the house, and there was the
old man resting on the porch pi ll
Been out hunting, have ye?" -
ayes, sir" says l.
"What did you kill?' -
"Didn't kill anything, sir-didn't shoot
her off-was afraid she would kick q knew
blamed well she would)"
"Gimme that gun!" the old man said, as
mad as sin.
And he took aim at a sapling on the Other
side of the road, and began to drop back
out of danger And the next moment
heard the earthquake, and heard the Queen
Anne whirling end over end in the air, and
the old man spinning around on one heel
with one leg up and both hands on his jaw
and the bark was torn off from that sappling
like there was hail storm. The old mans
shoulder was set back three inches and his
jaw turned black and blue, and he had tc
lay up for three days. Cholera nor nothing
else can scare me the way l was scared that
time.
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POETRY.
November.


UPON me brown and iar-on niiis
Inc nag mes soft ano oiue, rs fas.
VINE W nuts are oroPpdin9g o tnsra crew rev
,sovss
Inc naples goia ana crimson ,,,aare
Like piood-stained Danne1 '
Ana purple asters ope tnela o'ooH
-,
The woods like some grand temple stano
Beneath the glowing skieS, haze
while down the long, GIN a msi 'n0 n'A0
No organs deep, majestic NOUS
Come .pealing on the ar
No choral strain triumphant hoa's 3
.,....-. .s.,.5s,-s.s...a .aoro,r,H
NO voice Is nearu-no sounu, e"'s ous n
- The brookiers ripim nov,
Or Hhistling qusli ID eosers tnioA'
,,,.,, ..s
Perchance some frigntenea rappil
May make an ecno tnele
Or dro6sy mum OF noney'p''
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A novel wedding was celebrated in Mem

A novel wedding was celebrated in Mem
phis one day last week. Awidow lady from
North Carolina, Mrs. NJ. Blackwell, on her
way to the. Red river country with all her
household goods, including several children
felt an aching void and determined to fill
the !place of the late Mr.. Blackwell upon
short notice. Procuring marriage license
with blank for the name of the husband,
she explained her wishes to the landlord OF
the wagon yard where she resided while IL.
transitu, who introduced to her a young
strapping fellow named Dayton, who was
nothing 10th and the two were made one
five minutes afterward where they stood in
the wagon yard. After the ceremony the
aew-matched pair took up their march for
their new home, 'l
The weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1869-18??, 1869-11-17

+ Love in a Family. laAtsasse-
y A very singular family difficulty occurred
in this city on Wednesday night last A
man and his wife lived together happily, in
the central part of the town. Some weeks
ago the wifes sistcs come to stay with the
family, and soon fell desperately in love with
her sisters husband. She told him of her
affection, and Jnseph-like, he upraided her
for her weakness. She told her sister, and,
singular as it may seem, the wife took sides
with her, and on Wednesday she and her
single sister pitched into the husband most
fiercely, abusing him for his want of love
and feeling. The husband, after terrible
tongue-lashing, relented, agreed to soften his
heart toward his sister-in-law, and now
everything is altogether lovely in the family.
Neao Albany, Ind, Commercial.
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Highest Insurance Authority

in this country says In the June number OF the
Insurance Times of New York, the following
opinion was expressed:
eff there is any great benefit in mutu-
al association. any great advantage to be
derived from scientific organization and
a chartered source, tending to mitigate
the suferings, lessen the privatiOns. and
add to the peace, security, and happiness
of humanity, we are prepared to show
that these blessings flow in all their full
ness and purity from this excellent, pow.
erful, and flourIshing company, the Etna
Life of Hartford. a.
IS No institution has brought more
prompt, full, and grateful relief to the
hearts of the bereaved and des0late, and
none has been more uniformly distin.
guished for the enterprise, wisdom and
equitable liberaIity with which it has
fulfilled the purposes of Its formations
sits success has been almost unbound
ded and beyond all precedent. Eight
years ago, in 1861, it ISSUED only $50 pol.
icies, received an income of seventy-eight
thousand dollars, and possessed net as
sets summing up to something over two
hundred and eishty.one thousand dol.
lars; but last year, 1868, it granted 49,
337 new policies, more than any other
company, except the Mutual Lite; re-
ceIved an income exceeding six millions
dollars, and had amassed solid, securely
and profitabiy invested net assets amount
ing TO over Ten Million Three Hundred
and Fifty Thousand Dollars. And this
wonderful ratio of growth has been sus.
tanned in 1902 .t|.. .t.
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IN in any other Company in the world.

than in any other Company in the world.
Its ratio OF Mortality is low. Its Rates are
very low. Its Expenses are very low. lis divi-
dends are large.
1t insured more lives in the City of New York
in 1865, than any other Company except one. 1t
issued more Policies in the United States than
any other save one. 1t insured more lives in
Canada than any other Company, British or
America.
Gao Int h..
The weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1869-18??, 1869-11-17

At the recent removal of the remains of
Gov. Andrew to their final resting place the
pulpit was covered with flags, and on its
front was full length picture of the de-
ceased, and underneath these words, quo
tation from the utterances OF the distin-
guished dead:, g.
4f 81 know not what record of sin NAV
await me in another world, but this do
knuw-that never was mean enough to
despise man because he was poor. be.
cause he was. ignorant, or because he was
black" iH
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
Wakn Ca1ufy.-.4 4

: 40 IN THEssEPERIOp- COURT "a:
VIM Mills and wife Margaret Petition Il
against change Trus
The heirs at law Of JAS Crane, tee. : :
IN this cause it appearing to the satisfaction Of
i the Court, that the defendants reside beyond
the limits OF the State of North Carolina, ana
that the ordinary process of law cannot be SERVED
on them, it is
Ordered, That publication be made in he
Weekly SANDARD, newspaper published inhe
city OF Raleigh, for six weeks SUCCESSFULLY roti-
flying tie defendants to answer the compiint
filed in the office of the Clerk OF said Couh or
the plaintiff will apply to the Court for the elict
demanded in said complaint. ~
Given under my hand and seal OF said CURT,
this first day of October, 1869.
]. N. BUNTINk
Clerk Sup'r Court Wake Couky.
oct 8 a.- 53g-i6w
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LAND FOR SALE.

pY VIRTUE eE--A DEE gEF QFl,Itt'r
II pcrior Court of the County of Gran III
made at the August Term, A. b. 1860, upoi
peition OF Ihos. II. Mann, Thornas L. Ma
anu Others, heirs at law of William b. NJ
deceased, will, on Saturday, the 10th olNSSr
t .emDer next, at the Court House 90, il ~
t tEan OF oxford. sell TO the highyf bidder IF
contain about five hundred and twenty-five
arres. This tract of land lirs on both sidcs OF
- unG halelgh CASTOR Railroad, and about three
~, ,nies south OF the town oil henderson,, and will
ne sold in three separate cots or parees, for di
vision among said haas. ..- -
crsais OF twolce months viii be given. nj.
sale. r. RETTS GIa. I"s o
.o, Superior Court of Granville Co.
oo' II .. 555--w3w :
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THE EGYPT COMPANY OF NoRTu C,RdIN,

A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE S'DCK-
"A holders OF this Company will be leld on
"Wednesday, December LIST, 1869, at 10 o'clock,
A: NJ, at the office OF the Company, Noll09 n
Water St. Philadelphia, Pa, for the pubose OF
considering the present condition and futuru'
prospects OF the Company, and Tor getchl busi-
ness purposes. Inn ID. W. SHACK.
nov :f.-w3w
The weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1869-18??, 1869-11-17

DICTORIAL PHYSIOLOGICAL JOURNAL
i and LIFE ILLUSTRATED, is handsome
Magazine, devoted to the SCIENCE OF MAN,
Phrenology, Physiology, Physiogomy, Psycholo-
gy, Ethnology, etc Terms only IS year. Sam
pie numbers, 25 cts. October November and
December numbers sent FREE to NEW sutscri-
hers, who remit at once. Address SAMUEL R.
WELLS, 3S9 Broadway, N. Y. nov 2-w2t
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WaSIeysS Dream

We would advise those who arc solely
troubled and vexed in spirit, lest peradven-
ture they have not found the true Church,
to read the following vision of the cnlebra-
ted Wesley, who at one time was seriously
troubled IN mind in regard to the DISPOSE
ton OF the various sects, and the chances of
each In reference to future happiness or pun
lshment. A dream one night transported
him in its uncertain wanderings to the gates
of hell.
/ Are there any Roman Catholics here ~
asked the thoughtful Wesley.
YES" was the reply.
ANY Presbyterians ~
+ "Yes." -s.... ..-.s. ....
"Any Congregationalists! ~
"Yes."
"Any Methodists ?" he as ked by way of a
clncher. r "a, .. :
"Yes." asI -ts....
In the mystic ways of dreams, sudden
transition, and he stood before the gates OF
Heaven. Improving his opportunity, he in
quired again:
Are there any Roman Catholics here?"
No" I.H
ANY Presbyterians ~ rs
NO" l..I,. ..ae.s .s. #s
ANY Congregationalists?" .. SD. a
ANY Methodists?"
mo"
swell, thcn,' he asked, lost in wonder
who arc they inside?" la b
'Christians," was the jubilant answer.
The weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1869-18??, 1869-11-17

II is authenticity stated that one-fifth of the
inhabitants ofthis country and Europe die OF Con-
sumption. No disease has been more thoroughly
studied, and its nature less understood; there is
no disease upon which exists greater diversity
of opinion and no disease which has more com
pletely baffied all medical skill and remedial
agencies.
Some of the prominent symptoms are Cough,
Expectoration, Shortness of Breath Irritation
about the Lungs and Chest, darting, Pains in the
Sides and Back, Ennaciation, and general negative
condition of the whole system.
Persons suffering with this dread disease, or
any of its concomitants, should lose no time in
possessing themselves of the proper Remedy, in
order that they may stay its ravages, and be re-
stored to health. The
The weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1869-18??, 1869-11-17
ROoKSI RnoKs,,

CoME AND GET YOUR SPELL IsGBooKs
" Seventy two Dozen Webstei's ksjen,e,,t. ..
Spoilers just received aud Tor saleat 81 ~ az.
dozen, at the Bookstore OF r pei
aug % i99H AaS.
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Raleigh, Wake County, N. c,

THE UNDERSIGNED, having qualified as
Il Executors of the last will and testament of
Jonathan Worth, deceased, hereby notify all per-
sons having claims against the dcccdcnt, to cx-
hibi: the same to said executors on or before the
first day OF October, 1870, or this notice will be-
plead in bar of their recovery. All persons in
dcbted to the deceased are hereby requested TO
make immediate payment.
ID. g. WORTH,
W. II. BAGLEY, EXECUTORS
a. Sept. 9th 1869. 533-law6t
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, J.
IN. 7

a., \
GRANVILLE COUNTY
Superior Court, august Tern, 1869.
james NJ Bullock
VS.. 49,,
VIM. NJ. Snead and wife, Ex'rs, of's'nai Dill
and Others.
IT appearing TO the Court that William B.
i Hunt, one of the defendants in this cause, is
nor, resident, heyoEd the jurisdiction OF this
Gosrt, i is thsrslore ordered BY the Court that
cessiycly in the :. standard,'' a newspaper pub
'iished in the cityof Raleigh, Notifying him to be
and appear at the next term of this Court TIC be
held for the county of Granville, at the Court
House in Oxford, on the second Monday in Feb
ruary next, then and there TO plead. answer or
demur to the plaintiffs BILL Otherwise decree
pro confesso will be taken against him.
at Oxford, I'd Monday in August, A. D. 1869. =
q. BELTS, Clerk ed
oct 5U-w6w ..l. 5.. Superior Court.
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GEN TAN BITTER S

ooiic, Sick Stomach, Bronchitis, Asthma, /,
} or Neuralgia, Rheumatism, &c. I,
\ r \ UNIVERSAL TONIC. p. n'
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,o REPAIRED only hy DIR. N. a. H. GODDIN, as
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