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x q CEEhh1, Auct1oneers,
southwest corner Pennsylvania eve. and llth St.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PKUPERTn ON SOUTH STREET, BE-
TWEEN SIXTH AND sEvENTa STREETS
- BY virtue Of a deed Of. trust to the under
county IN Ibsr ann 'fs IT, at S sos h
sg q d5as5sse Will s
a. ociook p in front OF the premises Lot No.
plas and nd plan; Of the city q Washington
south street. between 9th aud 7th streets east with
depth of lOi feet and inches and is i'm proved with
eommodious Frame Dwelling house and back
Terms: One nalf cash; ths residue in and II
nonth with interest from day OF sale ID be secured
by deed OF trust upsn the property the
may at his option pay the whole in cash ; loo DO
ply with the terms in I've days after eae the Trni
tee deserves the right to resell the property the
rsk and cost OF the dsiauting BY adyer-
oe,s. nsri EEkP Si j2sEs, I IEssss
- TIE ABOVE IS POSTPONED, until
MONDAY, the 9th day OF Octoh-r :, same hour and
'i eeTd LATImER cI .skS a anat'rs
~ THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER POST
oc2i LATIMEk Il CLEARY. Auctrs
by GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
GuARnIANs SALE OF IMPROVED PROP
EAST EAST AID II & SnfNhh os isf sfkhEr
~ by virtue Of ad.cree Of the Supreme Court
lterm, Hon. Andrew wylie justice, } the ma
viii .a S Nc ?an Gs2 &
october. instant. at 80 O'Clock p IN in front of
the premises that part of Lot nine 81 in Square
City fronting on south Street twenty feet east
from the northwest corner of said square, and run
be paid DOWN balance in twelve months. with in
stmpieS With WITHIN i've dsys sssr day If ale to
chaser.
Stamps and copye' q. cling st cost Of purchaser.
oc24d GREEN awiEIih 'SSS. Ansss:
RY THOs. z; wAGGAMAN,
No. S19 Seventh street, opposite the Post Once.
ABB REaE E sAF % On y4 fa1n
sGEfH AMI %fsE fnIME1N STREET
Ia H:uptman and wife; bearing date 9TH day Of
spS sd Liter se nj s Is
ipstop D. o. and By direction Of the party secured
the preise. on NOvs%Ssr N 3 rps' 81
@ "A, that EH piece e. Of
f. the DsIis Gf ni and
Terms of s.is:H0ns half cash; Balance g. +, Is
sold q sale are re- n nose t5is
with Il 1--WE days after day Of sale the Trustees re-
first purchaser after one week notice All convey.
sncing and revenue stamps at co.t Of purchsser. A
TS&S$ s $i&S ! ~; :, .s
A .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-28
EVENING STAR.
Execution OF the Great London Baby


Margaret Waters was executed on the I2.h
inst within the walls of HO.ssmOageF Lane
Jail. in London. she was, II will be remember
cd, convicted and sentenced TO death upol one
OF half a-dczen indictments charging her with
tie wilfJl murder Of illegitlmAte Children VINO
she hgd uud, rtaken 10 adopt. The prisoner con
Quoted herself remarkably well while in prison.
but, although she frequently stated that she had
been gui-fy Of deceit and fraud in reference to
the children entrusted to her, she persisted 10
the ent ~ asserting that she never entert ain 81
the Intention of destroying the lives of the
children.
statement in writing denying that she wiifallv
caused the death OF any OF the children, but adj
rrftt,ug That she had "isid down the bodies OF
i've 10 bad died while in her charge. While
under sentence the prisoner appeared to have
sakeu very little sustenance; and it was fire.
.yvenly necessary 20 administer stimulants to
her. and the Rev. Mr.. Jessopp, the chaplain OF
TIE PRISONER, who has been uHremittingly kind
and attentive to her since she has been under
lis charge, was frequently called up in the
III tt 10 visit her and endeavor to console her
vhiie she was inapa-Oxysm of grief and despair.
We expresses confident opinion that she wa
reIeLtant.
The culprit slept very little the night b.fors
he execution She was engaged in PRAYER down
10 the time OF CaicTaft, the excitement, being
introduced to her cell. She did not betray any
emotion while undergoing the operation OF
p'DiOnirg. and recovered AL the hrmnesS which
characterized her during the trial. A pro cessSOD
CONSISTING OF DIR. G.. Abbott, the UNDERESTIMATE
the Governor and some OF the Jail Off cials, was
formed, and the culPTit was brought through
the residence OF the matIOn, which adjoins the
ITiSOD. 20 the place of execution. She walked
with firm step, and after the rope had been
af 'usted she. in a calm, composed tone, uttered
what described by all who heard IL "a a
beautiful eNtempore prayer, and expressed a
teryent hope that she might be saved. She
then shook hands with the Rev. Mr.. Jessopp,
and said In a firm voice, GOOD bye, Mr.. Jes-
sOpp. good bye, good bye" She also shook hands
with C1lcraft aud one of the prison warders, who
was standing near her; and upon the bolt being
drawn, the drop fell, and she appeared 20 be
dead almost simultaneously. The scene outside
the walls Was enc of little excitement
About seven O'Clock between two and three
hundred persons, principally OF the lower class,
assembled in HOrsemOnger lane, and there
lOiiered until nine O'Clock, when the black lag
indicating that the culprIt had paid the last
PENALTY OF the law was raised above the wall,
over the entrance to the prison. The majority
Of the people then dispersed. Many. however
Tgered until ten O'Clock, when the body was
cut down and the flag removed. The
culITIt was thirty-hve years of age, and was in
PERSON Su all aud diminutIYe-
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"A WI l.. WALL & % Ar-4.,na.r,
Nv iR.hie R-iic.f.r
No 600 std 9as fenas,1 ,.-r, 49,
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10y LATIMER b CLEARY, Auctioneers,
II Successors TO Cooper & Latimer, }
southwest corner Penn syl yania eve. and 18th st.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-05-13
Y y y
Infection in the Air.
Preside Companion" Office.
't"H 81 Beekman ST., N.

Experimental chemists hava repeatedly ana
lyzed the air at unhealthy seasons in the hope OF
detect1ng the invisible virus which produces
epidemic disease. They have not yet discovered
IT. and scarcely any two of them agree to its ma
ture This is oflittle consequence. 1t is suffic-
lent to know that it's poisonous principle exists,
and that safeguard against its insidous influence
mas been provided. In the spring and early sum
mer, when fever aud ague, remittent fever and
other periodical diseases of that class are preya-
lent 1t Is only necessary to fortfy the system with
course OF HOstetters Stomach Bitters to escape
them. If this precaution has been neglected,
which 1T never ought to be in any district liable to
such vsitasions, and if the paroxysms of malarious
fever have already commenced, they may always
be checked or broken up by course of that pow
erfuI vegetable tonic and Alternative. Quinine
was once considered the only specific for chills
and fevers; but it is now generally admitted that
this nauseous alkaloid Is q dangerous medicine,
and that its secondary effects are more to be
dreaded than any form of intermittent fever. It is
simply a tremendous astriDgent. 1t does not
touch the disordered liver, orreguate the bowels,
or In any way improve the condition of the animal
fluids. Hostetter's Bitters on the other hand, in
addition to being better and safer tonic than any
preparation of quinine, has balsamic effect upon
the whole system. 1t is aperient and ambitious
as well as directly inyigorating, and purifes the
secret1ons as well as regulates the secretive or
gans. lt-st1muiates the appetite, strengthens the
stomach, sooihes the nerves. promotes healthful
perspiration, and induces quiet sleep. As ston-
achic it has no rival Cases of Indigestion that no
other tonic seems capable of allevating are cured
In few weeks by its regular use. i
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-05-13
About Making Tea.

How few people know how to make tea |
Only middle aged bachelors ever attain
supreme excellence in this art, and per-
haps few gifted ladies who have been
carefully instructed by them. How many
OF those unconscious damsels who care
lessly shuttle in an indefinite number of
spoonsful, and drench the same with an
indefinite quantity Of half boiling water,
realize the difficulties of the task they have
SO lightly undertaken! They confidently
put their teapot on the stove, as they say
"to draw" as if, forsooth, tepid water
would ever draw the hidden treasure out
OF leaves that have, perhaps, been placed
in teapot only half warmed. Others
pour you out three thimblesful as strong
as brandy, and then fill up your cup with
pure water, and hand you this favorless
mixture, with the request that you will add
milk and sugar according to your taste,
as if any possible additions could make the
wretched stuff drinkable. Some pour
your tea into a cold cup, and deluge it
with milk. Others merely tinge the fluid,
already pale with weakness, thinking that
the tea will look darker without much
milk. Some give you a good first cup,
and let the drained tea pot stand till you
call fora second then have the effrontery
to I'LL it up under your very nose, and
offer to pour you out any quantity Of
hot water, which they expect you to
drink gravely, with milk and sugar, and
call it tea. Others put in soda,
and stir the tea-leaves with a spoon
some boil your tea in fact, there is no
end to the dreadful decisions practiced
by women on themselves and their vic
Tins under the name of tea making.
Doubtless, there are certain rules which
may be laid down, such assoc that the
water Dolls; warm your tea pot and cups
well through; fill the teapot at least half
or three quarters full, or your tea will be
cold, the water will not be hot enough to
draw, or it will draw a little strong es-
sence, which you will presently have to
drown, and consequently spoil, with boil
ing water. Keep the tea as much as pos
slble OF an even quality. Let the second
and third cups be at least as strong as the
first DR.. johnson was great co,as:oisse,r
in tea, and used not unfrequently to take
twelve cups. But such were Mrs. Thrale's
experience and skill, that we do not hear
of his being ever disappointed. But no
rules will insure good tea-making. Poeto
7adscitua' non fit, and it may be said SINH
larly, you are born tea-maker, but you
cannot become one.
However, to be good tea-maker is one
thing, and to avoid being very bad one
is another and we are certain, if ladies
could be made to realize the Importance
of this delightful art, and if they only
knew what excellent judges most men
are of tea, we should soon have what is
sadly wanted throuG Aout the country
great reform in tea-making Good
Het1gth
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-05-13
Western Patents.

The following Western Patents were
issued from the United States Patent Of
flee for the week ending April 26, 1870, as
reported by Farwell, Ellsworth g. Co.,
Patent Solicitors and Counselors in Patent
Causes, 133 Dearborn street, Chicago:
ILLINOIS.
Oil-Stone Holder--Homer Browne Hamilton,
Cere Barrel-Robert Cartwright, Chicago.
Extension Table-Anton Dietsch, Frankfort Sta
ton. ess3 lE 717 ls177T.E ~
Paper Flee W. Emerson, Chicago. ,
Paint Pail-C. r. Otis, Chicago.
Crank Motion-M. A. Rowe, Martinsville.
Lamp Burner-P. Baker, Chicago. at
Trade Mark-Henry Kellogg, Chicago. e ,li
Folding Lounge: Beiersdorf, Chicago.
Sewing Machine-F. 81. Brown, Chicago.
Road Scraper- Stevens & Tuttie, Deer Creek.
Cultivator-Gerber & Smith, Rockford.
Horse Hay Rake-William Emmons Sandwich.
-H!'s sifa }isst1 INDIANA. 4rG
Hot-Air Drum for Coal Stove--Bentley q High
field, Michigan City.
Drier-A W. Cox, Indianapolis.
Converting Reciprocating into Rotary Notion
Harfmann MornlngstaVe, Richmond. ,-ss
Saw saw. MILE Highley, Beechy Mire. .,.,
School Desk. /. Piehl. Rchmo aesnnes.
Single Machine--Wheeler g. Vaughn, Camel.
ton.
Mechanism for Transmitting Power to Lathes
and Other Machinery-Stewart, Klinkerman d
Lamb, Aurora. ,r .,..-.- l.,,.o +
Observation-Disclosures Brodie, Union.
ids
Acupuncture Instrumental. Herrick, Albion.
Attachment for Sewing Machine-Mellen & Van
Sandt Adrian. aH.' II Va .4s ~
Broom-J. Parsons, Jonesville. e3
Hosting Machine-N. j. Wilkinson, kalamazoo.
Barrel-H. Willard, Grand Rapids
Broller for Meath. Willard, Grand Rapids.
Conveyer Biock-W. Dewitt. Talmadge +.
Spring Seat and Bed Bottom-M. Flanagan, De-
troft. o. (
Machine for Saving Single Bolts-M Hart, Bos-
s 70.
Slide Valve-Jas. Larkin, Detroit
Barrel-H. q. Porter, Grand Rapids ,
WISCONSIN. -
Cultivator-Clark Alvord, Courtland
Hosting Machine-R. A. 81 W. Kendall Mineral
Point.
Manufacture of Railroad Rails-Hugh Lee, Be-
Saw Swage-L. w. Pond, West Eau Claire. 't
Claire. 80 7' go :. = 49, N
{ Sash Balance and Lock-W. ii. Doe, Oshkosh. d
III iftaf IOWA s{-
Washing Machine-Fiscus q Arney Albion ftl
ft MINNESOTA. fa 8 saefafe e 2
Device for Boring Wells-O. P. Franz, st. An
thony. 80 r''r :.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-05-13

nitric acid it forms nitro glycerine, one
l. Erctange. - III i IL :
A RATHER amusing incident occurre
ring The revision of the National Guar
'ntry town in France. The youn
TINS resented himself appeared I
~ he surgeon carefully e,
~ .S rh u the tests employee
- t IL ap1. other RENAME
amined him, using.A.., e,iea
in such cases, but the as
mute. He was about to be IT,. ce
the invalid list, when the surge
final attempt, said, in low tone of W.
" Your deafness exempts you from serv- :,
ing; however, you will have to appear |
here again on the --- of next month, in |!
order to go through the requisite formali-
ties" SAT what hour, sir?" said the |
young man in great delight: joy had, in |
fact, worked miracle. :" You are good |
for service and need not trouble yourself"
was the reply.
THE following is recommended by Mr.. |
Tins ham, of Kansas: "Calomel is one |
Of the very best remedies for notes or
chat in the eye of horses or cattle. l had |
a COW that got an oat chaff on the eye
Dali WnlCu reSlSGeu al euoTlS al IeHOFds
Her eye became so swollen she could not
open it, and white film had begun to
grow upon the ball. I was speaking to
one of my 'neigbbors about it; he recon-
mended the above remedy, which APP
pied Glowing it into the eye with a goose
quilD about the bulk of grain of wheat |
Twenty -four hours after no one would
have supposed anything had ever allied
the eye. know of other instances where
it has been used with equal success"
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-05-13

EVERY SATURDAY. No. 10, for Nav Z,
gives continuation of IS The Mysteries of Edwin
Brood" by Charles Dickens The Illustrations
comprise: A portrait of the Right Hon. Robert
Lowe, Chancellor Of the British Rxchequer; alike
ness Of tne Princess of Wales; full page engrav-
ing OF the late boat race between Oxford and CAM
bridge; etc. A cartoon, in supplement form, is
also given, representing two of the most famous
characters in Martin Chuzzlewit- sairey Gam and
Betsey Prig. FIELDS, osGooD 6 Co., Publishers,
Boston, Mass. $500 per annum. ~
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-05-13

In numbers there Is safety. 1t was upon this
principle that the formula of JUDsoN's MOUNTAIN
to spend fortune in advertising his pills, sub
United his recipe to the revision of the most in
..seingent and learned physicians of the age and
sns result Is simple but most effcacions medi-
, u,nsgtne JUDsoNs MOUNTAIN HERB PILLS They
purdy .he blood: remove all distractions, cleanse
se skln OF all pimples and blotches and are per
so,g s9re and safe in their operation The JUD
Eemaie irregularities Headache, and MANY of the
diseases srlslng from impure blood and de-
HES Iangeq p ulgestion Use the JuDsoN's MOUNTAIN
,ue recommend them to your friends. They are
DOM sugar'coated and plain. For sale everywhere
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-05-13

Z VALUABLE AND RELIABLE.-", Brown's
bronchial Irocbes will be found invalua-
BILE to those exposed to sudden changes,
afordipg prompt relief in cases of Coughs,
Colds etc For Public Speakers and
Singers, and those who over tax the voice,
they are useful in relieving an Irritated
Throat, and will render articulation easy
As there are limitations, be sure to OBTAIN
the genuine.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-05-13
4 Question in MANY Homes.-rhs fine time

~ mestion In Many Homes.-The fine times
NV We Goua al i've on the fat of the land have gone
10 0pa the largest amount of wholesome paata6e
az he lowest possible price, has been
ne introduction of SEA Moss FARINE as nationai
under the sun the same amount of decions
Ie aes nom the same cost The ustards
Juno when she banquets and as clarifier for REIN
ing cider ana other fermented portabies it has no
1 1aatar LIE SEA moss FARINE Co., who own the
t LARK Place, New York, and within twelve months
tn S nave established business of immense magni.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-05-13
DurnOsS Catarrh SnufP

Strengthens Weak Eyes-Imnroves tho uoor;n,.
Relieves Headache, Promotes Exnactoratingg
lures Cafarrh in its worst FORMS and sweetens the
Dream: II contains no Tobacco, is mild. and pro-
ali W. sensation and beneficial results to
where by Druggists 'Neio eNeiy-
o,.s. 8.s K1DDER q WETHEREn1, Agents.
ts..-f a-.. s,el I'd (, 1U4 William-st. New York
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-05-13

CHAPPKD HANDS, face rough skin pimples, ring
worm. saltrheum, and other cutaneous affections
cured. and the skin made soft and smooth by using
the JUMPER TAR SOAP, made by CAswELL, HAZ
ARD d CO, New York. 1t is more convenient and
easily applied than other remedies avoiding the trouble
OF the greasy compounds now in use
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-05-13

or where strengthening tonic is needed,
Perkins, Stern g. Co.'s Pacific Wine Bitters
viii be found invaluable. For sale by all
druggists and grocers, and wholesale 81 and
SO La Sale street, Chicago, Ill.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-05-13

e DYSPEPSIA cured for 81" is the cheer
ing announcement of an advertisement
enanating from that city Of ideas, Boston.
The cure is indicated in two little wood
cuts, giving hfelike representation of a.
is recommended to be taken once or twice
per day" sure cure guaranteed or mon
ey refunded ,Hi1i3 9a1 81 5ifsI Il s2Ga 3
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-05-13

Being cripple have made house planning a
special study One built last season has proved a
model of convenience, beauty and economy Descrip-
formation Of value to all sent free. Address with
stamp or script, If conveniently, GEO. u. COLBY
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-05-13

The San Francisco Alta says; "a
statement has been going the rounds that
Commander Williams, of the Oneida, who
was widower, was engaged TO be mar
ried to q beautiful young lady; that
the lady died; that her death was
followed by that of lis three chill
dren; and that this all happened so
recently that the news Of the deaths
had never reached the unfortunate Com
mander before he went down in the
Oneida. The lady whom Williams was TO
have married died in September last; and
Inc sad news had reached him before his
departure for Yokohama. The three chill
dren spoken of are al living; one at
Dixon, III, another at Alton, III, and the
thlrd at Belfast, Me, all living in the
charge of family relatives"
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-05-13

erai chairs: small table, and some hooks IN
see hngsn The shelters were built IN cIear
aoht e nank OF stream Of water, and situated nnn
inere !! sao Mareau, as he turned to densrr E -
nope you may make yourselves comfortable
inc br c sp%kg strain OF peculiar music came float
So you fave musicans on the Island p, said Msr.
;gh, Whie the SOFT eyes Of Grace beamed with de-
Yes" answered Maresu. gently. sand hone n
may hep soothe your sis Ter In her troubles is pe ~
49,. IL seems 10 come from that direction" raid Mar
ton pointing towards the ruins upon the mountain
YES the Dark Ladys mnstr els are ct their wort, p.
.sbs !, WHO mol Is the Dark Lady inquired Merton
D,Slhg Who mas made solemn VOW 10 remain Single
az ner NE. rom peculiar dislike she takes 20 the
now Sore yo no except ss brother who
ed 70 get to her but their emeity has cost them their
sMareau frowned, but encountering the soft glance
:. shan prove this matter" said Merton to Crab
visit TO those ruins this very night Tt all Sounds
With 1aif ava tale a which shant believe until it
i" IN go with ye'' said Crab slapping his knee EN-.
pctv seem as your sentiments is mine ex-
Already the gle of the setting sun were shooting
VII you be af lid to rem ain here clone for little
Merton inql fred Of his sister. - - =
'l On A BSs hersfSfs DO % s!Sg h0th.
it helm. moon risen, when, followed by
: to m6Iest m, ont rpon his expedition.
Scarcely T.d fbe v the moon, was steep
rhe ascent, family figit.s~ 10. "edars and other
hazardous least three hi. >t "asuc Shapes
I'M the er Vices in tbe ror III crooAe' that's
So ose there's easier way e git up. up
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-05-13
SCHENcK,S Pull M0NIC SYRUP

For all Diseases Of the Lungs and Respiratory Or
gans. Schenck's Seaweed Tonic for Dyspepsia and
II digestion Schencks Mandrake Pills for Liver Com
plant. 4 --.s.. 80. p
public nearly forty years. and the reputation they have
attained renders it useless to puff Them Thousands
who have been benefited by their use testify to their
merits. 4srSssE e4fGeE ~ =
It may be asked by those who are not familiar with
the virtues OF these great remedies, I" How do DR..
Schenck's medicines effect their wonderful cures Of
The answer is simple one. They begin their work
of restoration by bringing the stomach, liver and
bowels into active healthy condition. 1t food that
cures this formidable disease. Schencks Mandrake
Pills act the liver and stomach oting healthy
secretion and removing the bile and slime which have
resulted from the inactive torpid condition of these
state Of body and the consequent accumulation
the unhealthy substances named. prevent the proper
digestion Of food and natural consequence create
disease, which results In prostfation and finally In
death. q
: schenck's Pulmonfc Syrup and seaweed Tonic,
wien taken regularly, mngie with tie food. aid the
digestive organs, make good rich blood and as nat
ura consequence give flesh and TO the patient
Let the faculty say what 1t may this Is the only true
cure for consumption. Experience has proved 1t be-
yond the shadow of doubt. and thousands to-day
alive and well who few years since were regarded as
hopeless cases, but who were induced to try Dr.
Schenck's remedies and were restored to permanent
health by their
DIR. schenck's Almanac, containing full treatise on
the various forms of disease, his mode of treatment
and general directions how to use his medicine can be
had gratis sent by mail by addressing his Principal
ONCE, No. Is Nerth Sixth:st Philadelphia, Pa
Price of the Pulmonic Syrup and Seaweed Tonic,
Pills. Is cents box. For sale by all druggists and
---f +4#t -
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-05-13
Bachelors Hair Dive.

splendid hair dye Is the best in the world.
rfhis Nue and perfect Dye; harmless. reliable
the only !. the III pSgtnsme ne no ridiculous
instantanec. The ho;r Sss oL PAD eyes 1nvig-
tns reies s Druggists and Perfum Daack
or G brown Sold ty the Wig Factory, 16 Bond
and properly app1sae ,..---...,- -'....sst1a Z
street. New York.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-05-13

THE purest and sweetest Cod.Liver Oil In the world
is Hazard & Caswell's. made the shore, from
fresh selected Iivers, by CASwELL. HAZARD & CO.,
New York. Ills absolutely pure and street, Patients
who have taken itprefer it to all others. Physi.
decided it superior to any of the other oils
in Market