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4 SECRET IRON TuIEFDoM.
ny Whom Coupicrft iting 4. Allotted In New
York How the Countcrieitcrs Escape
the Mc-h,s of tho Law-Is our Police
Sysfrm Itteriy Roftenf


York - How the Counterieitcrs Escape
the Mcshts Of tho Law-Is our Police
systrm Uueriv Rottent
Some time ago, Charles Dmond. the keeper
OF liquor store, in Blocker street, was arrested
BY oficer John II. Crawford OF the si,ery Captain
John Williamson's command for passing a counter.
felt nfty cent fractional note over lns counter In
81 ange, Crawford having. II was charged made IL
4 business thus 20 scatter eountcr.eM moter. The
e1nmina alton was to have been made yesterday. be.
fore the United States Commissioner, but when the
case was called the evidence wns insufficient aud
the accused was discharged Why ta- proper wit
nesses were not produced may DC seen In the SC
quel as follows:
Oniecr Crawford took Charles Diamond to the
Tombs yesterday afternoon. on the charge Of ~.
assault and battery. One OF the prisoners friends
STEPPED up to the magistrates desk and desired hi Al
to ask the ofneer why he had been struck bu;
Crawford he-itated to state the facts The witness
therefore told Justice Do ling that the officer had
deiIauded one Of Dimond'. friends Of $50 and that
on Crawford refusing TO give II up, Dunoud had
struck HIM. The magistrate tLen ELECTED the fact
u at Crawford had received eco reward for wtil-
holdingithe evidence which would convict Dluond
OF passing counterfeit money, aud tiat the officer
then hal the money about him. Crawford admitted
that he had $50 but aid IT hrs own and that lie
had not received II from Diamond from nis fflenls
The mag strate desired to B., the money, which was
hinded To hun. and he then asked whether the " {.
ncs' could ldenty IT, lie said he could by the ini-
uds X. r." on each note. Tl,tse marks we're round
On the currency IN the otlcers possession and the
M -istratc asked whether the person who gave he
omccr the money wac IN Court. lie not but
was soon found, ana he described tie notes. The
description tailed with the notes In Justice Dow
hugs land, aud lie immt diatey ordered the onicer
committed until to-day, iI order TO slow the mags.
ucs.
Policeman Crawford pnt In plea that lis wife
was sick, whcrtuIon the magistrate f,tuccf ..
tue custody OF Roundsman Barrett TO he taken he
lore tue superintendent, whose Guaranty Tor Craw-
lords appearance to-day would tc accepted; but II
the Superintendent refused such guaranty Iraw lord
WAS 10 De returned to the Clty PTsun.
Dmond was held 10 bail ~ answer the Charge Of
ashanti and battery
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During a performance M the Crosby Opera
Hous' IN WedneroaV evening, a Sergeant Of Po.ico
discovered nGe in The Li'h story, Gong beaind
the scenes lie informed the munger Of the TACT, who
appeared before the iOoughts ard stated that the
performance had been broagnt to close BY M IN
rupI termination OF the play, bat upon reaching tie
street lcHned tho cause tIer'of T1s lire originated
IN the studio Of Mr.. ST. joan, who loses te,0oo
worth % valuable paintings. The building was dAns-
aged w tue eAtsnL Vi 10000
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Steamship Nebraska, Liverpool, mdso. aud fass.
steamship L Nh hcc, bermuda, hltisC. and = lbs.
Steamship Cncsapelke Portland. niise all pass.
Steamship Acuslllet, New 10 lloid, mdse ana Iiss.
Steamship Isaac Bell. klchuUnd, mdse. aud Ia-s.
steamship AeTcus, hoftou, mdsc. nud pass.
liark Mary Lucrvt a, lUdiZ, salt.
Bars Honanras, Bueno. Ayrrs, h'dc', skins, sc.
Bark Agness Frazer, hatllsns SUGAR,
BARK WheAliaud, Buenos Ayrcs hides sGlns sc.
bIig Antelope, Palermo, FRUIT.
Brlg George HarrlE, CardCnds, molASses.
Brig Stella LoGgt MatAnzas, sugar uud molaJscs.
Also. the usuAi RIVER ana UbAstWse yCSse.s.
Notwithstanding Ieckton Tor G lsgow; COlumhie,
for Havana Herman Livingston, tOs Savannah Ter
nessee, for Charleston Saratoga, for /, ChmonI.
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Mavtr, the CHEF porter. Another porter, Martin
On glcy, vas removed for lbs Political opir ions, and
altLUu h of red reinstatement, rcfrsfd TO accept
uHl' ss he received position On the night watch II
- tai1 that tic man Wn0 received Qu'glry's place,
ono Manren, WIS arrested on Monday, on complaint
OF Var. Joseph Flynn, for picking lbs rocket In tue
Custom House. So0nd RcpuJlicnns can sec who Is
Working their party ~ the interest OF Tammany
Hall. ms little history i 20 be continual.
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Mtttlnas.

MERICAN iNSTlTUTE tNNrNI. EItC.
~ IlpN.-An elecuon for offc'r- IaI Committees Of
ne American Instltutc Tor the cnsui Vlr be he'll
ou lhsfs1tY. the Ilth day OF FUurduy. sd at ia
from tJs O'clOCK Z. NJ.
GEo. PEYroN Rec Sec.
NOfICE.-i here Will he a Irl G meet NJ n tie
- property owners and taxpry'rs ~ Hunter Point
!. J., az Hannah Hal, ferTy st. o Il " NJ 1gay.
Fct q iSil 20 hear the re ort Vt tr Committee upon
the excessive uucGua and unjust taxation OF the asst
ycli ahd 70 decide what aciol they viii take 10 pro.
tCtt their property Tor the mt rc
On belali OF tn Committee.
JOHN WARREN.
JOSIAH MACY, in.
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Live stock Market.

NEW YoRK. thursday, Feb. 2--There were no
bcc cattle In market, and prices remain nomnaly IN.
eLAngea, 90 lSSlCc ior poor 70 prime Western
ttee.s sheep we're steady aud nrn Win sales OF a.
car loads NJ bA4ekc. r. aud one car load OF very
kSoT al Estos Leae. keeeiptt nua bcred az he..
HE log mhrhct continues nTm ht lO0eONc. n. with
~ neayy Ohios, ~ NJ. ay. sold al lOhc. Receipts
were - Drested, LsSl.c for Western and 49, S.c.
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CHESS.
The Tournament OF the brooklyn Chess
Climb,

THIS tournament is the best Of the season. Sew
cral OF the strongest cAcss players OF New York
have entered their names among others Capt, q. II.
Mackenzie, MI Mernich, OF the william sburgn
Cnc-s .ub, has sgni1ed his intention TO JOIN. Up
ward OF eigLW galnes have already been played,
and the score up 20 lat night Is as io.lOws:
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MARINE INTELLIGEyCE

AINIaTuRE ALNASA1-r'Ii DAv.
sun rises... ! % SUI sets..... u Mooi rises, &c
bloT HArEG-tus a.
lLdy uook.l 10 g Gov IllllI IL is Hell cate u 81
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AubIit1tlous.

(AuTO MctARLA\D~ H0Uk SrOII T., Ot7
~ Broadway. near SSd ~. There you will mud all he
new books u the ay ami all the standard works. aud
also choice EaSllsh, frrncn ard Scnt.i stluOnery.
A HOON 20 ladcs,-9u,fd coples OF Ladies Medical
n Guide for free circulation. Mailed Tor stamp.
DIR DE NFAN,2 Washington Ilare, New urs,
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Gnslntsi Aniltts.

n Won wOu d make good tnVrstmcnt-, in-
vtttm"ntA that VIII return You twOfJld the worth of
Ourmoney, 70 ~ fuPh,seu, huattg COS, So, 40.
and 4O2 RONery, and purchase your clothing none
better. cone cheaper In the market,
Wheeler & Wilson's sewing Machine,
III Brondwhy, cor, 2th st., for sale payable m h.
ailments wfthoiI extra Charge MachnCs toilet.
j. 4. ELLlS.
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SctittQ Nonets
GtIl0lous NutItts.

LITER LILY IO~T."-A discourse on this
IL subject wi he delivered ~ the Rev !. NJ Pail
man AZ the Church OF our Saviour Cixth tniyersals
18th II between ath aud sch next SUNDAY mos
al iUA o'coCk. Eyerlng service at ~.
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tt.urt;.

A ~~OCIATION HALL, cor. 9TH ay and sd st.
"A TUESDAY, Fen. = a. o'clock.
InE WORLD BfFo L TIE DELUoE.
A GEOLOGICAL LECTURE WITH A UNDRTD
PICTORIAL ILLUSTRATIONS,
by Prof A. ROHDE. Admission SEC Re.er sed seats a.
TICKETS at n. rAttison Co.'S, under the Hall
C90rEh EREE SATURDAY Leo
~ IuREs FOR THE PEopLR.-sAtuTday, feb ) at
4. VI, ftoi frobisher, assisted b, the Phoua Club,
VIII give Aseries OF readings aud REGULATIONS Adnlls
tol frec. ADRIAN b. HEWITT, Secretary.
pOfULAR ILLUsTRtTED LECTURES.
l. PROF. MOVES. NJ D., on
SCIENCE OF sight,"
VI. &. Association. Friday evenings, In February.
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2mustnltlus.

90
toRGG FrRhNoI,~ TRANS c2i,s ,gcees.
VOID NJ 81! spsyl" Aproiltmcnt'--sa salem, al
uoutclmoli Oh, Old Folcs Of the ,IIi6lci" Water.
bury. ga, Norwich. stu Geuns fals Whj
Ea.ton eeqoad lec.urel iothi Danv', second
aunlh. lalni Ederi Beerher. GFrrison, Dsnhury
teeond l'ctlrcl IAN Hoyohe fourth cetirel, Jtn
lecturel 9Th siui sing, isth; Pee skl lp,h New
YORK, sunday tnluth s"nsauOn Uu1ai 20th. Eos.
tcsn OF lnmuucie" Colocs (-ccond lec urel, 2ist
9ge I'cc.nf igctHggS{ 70 oMssSS .seond Iccgre'
,o.h Aleutowu, }ith New Yogn, sunday tt.nth sen.
sauoa .ermonl, s'th. Down old le1tanebl-Up
yate secretary. 10 Grand - e Tfsn Eat a." Fcn,,n
.crpton, 81.
A POLi.O HALL. corner Of 23lh IT, and Broad ny.
Great fistor,al egg Mg,;s ,Cc EnteG'al'lDsot
representing Atour ~ Ireland, ireland IN America,
~ great WORK OF at VAL DO exhibited AZ the above
Nj HoBEGr UfRNFs As BARNEY. THE GUiDF.
Admission sc crNed soat, DC Matinee, We ines
days nd sasuruGys at r. NJ Adults Csc cIdren. iJc.
p"0F. t. OGDlEN ,R},45VEYUs's
"ENIrOSISE MA EtiIALS,'
10 POGlfOAED ron Feb ), to FeO. 10,
IRVIN9 HALL,
SAS, EtRAyCII-.fiyy. MiSS1,rrEgEi,t-;i &C.,
Thu elhldTsshSer , AZ kne Ps3topia.e Of HASH
Let all your oh liren see HASH.
Take your paitner- to the FAT MEMS BALL,
RAND. jig, clog, Irish lg, and song and aaEoe,
taught, and pupils nteA lor the stage, by JOHN
BodAN. 100 East H0urtOn 81. Ladles tsoAhL
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NJ NoRErLL (Ntl, IN reply TO an inquiry by Mr..
loNNLisG usep ". \ y. said that tn, anne ndment
stua secure tho prleucsl operation Of the Eight
Hour Nv pr, Cisely a. II rad been construed in
g'id . tay Tor tie time employed By the Navy
pti.fincnt, and by the Attorney General in regard
Employed
M DRILL, Nt,) said he denied that there was
my IN 10 existence D, which tie Iucc Of ten hours
work We TO be paid iCr oEly eight hours wOTS. lie
foiOsi 10 call up soon the hi. uCclaratOry Of the
u' aning Of the eight hour Law ttis respect, IN
.Tltr int the question might BE- setucI.
The amendu cut " Mr.. Morrill,, VI Vermont was
LCyt,d by yeas -, nays -.
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GRINNELL'S HAPPP FI1ILY

W hat the People Pay Custom House In
p ctors For aud What they Do-Omcers
AssigBtd ~ Duty AT Lome-How Lieut..
Cook Gets his Theatre TicAct.-A Few Of
the Democrats WAC Took the Places OF
Republicans under GrInIeII.
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After the Marshal had taken do n the statement,
Taylor brought into Cap ain Benefits ONCE.
Marshal Bracktt then Rad tie staten, Mt 10 Taylor
one-r Fisher. lie asked Taylor u t was true. lie
replied "lG 10 true" lie then signed his name 10
the confession.
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At THE ia MMANY,
n SATURDAY. FED s.
FIrSi GLOhDt SEVEN MATINEE.


IN consequence or the IN lr, alto prliucto On az Mr.
koOer sla'~ comedy OF SCHOOL. - "
4 sPLkNDiO MILITARY BAND
IN aaciNon 10 ti' N'ua orchestra OF tho theatre has
been ENGAGED In oriet TO give increased effect beau.
" to the general pictures.
Character- Dy Mr Lester walack Nj John !ibcrt,
Mr. Z. FISHER. Mt, ID. I. RlnggOd, Alss Louisa Moore
Miss Enir GcrmOh, &C.
THE SCHOOL fOlt SCANDAL viii be presented
every ,atnTdav evening nnui fIIlncT nDnee.
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g si&rsAfSD4f fi SnSSt IN BAL uAsouE
THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC
Thursday Feb ~, in.
Tickets. a. 30. admitting one gentleman and lady.
Extra ladies uckete - soil by
lAas. A. Cook, 81 Wal 1t.
Hanit Brothers. 6eS broadway.
u. Hess. % Maiden lane.
Consul.0encrai kuchne, 81 Broad st.
Th. Rein, 9Th avenue Hotel.
q schirmer, muse store. 70i Broadway.
Schuherth \ Co, muse store, s2J Broadway.
iohn Mygand, % Murray st.
For boxes apply TO CHAS. \. COOK. 80 Wall st.. and
hereafter.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-04-29
scheuclx,s PuImonic syrup,

FOR ell Diseases of the Lungs and Respiratory Organs
Scbsncks Seaweed Tonic, for Dyspepsia and Indiges-
lion. Schencks Mandrake Pills, for Liver Complaint
These popular medicines have now been before the
noc nearly forty years. and the reputation they have
attained renders it useless to puff them Thousands
who have been benefited by their testify their
merits.
1t may 0 asked by those who not familiar with
the virtues of these great remedies How do DIR.
Schencks medicines effect their wonderful cures of
Consumption 2" ffM ~ ~ TfEtE#
The answer is simple one They begin the work
restoration by bringing the stomach liver and bowels
INTO an active healthy condition 1t is food that
this formidable disease Schencs Mandrake Pills act
the liver and stomach, promoting healthy secretion,
and removing the bile and slime which have resulted
from the inactive torpid condition OF these organs
and Of the system generally This sluggish state of the
body and the consequent accumulation of the unhealthy
substances named prevent the proper digestion of
TODD, and as natural consequence create disease.
which results in prostration and finally IN death.
schencks Pumonic Syrup and Seaweed Tonic, when
taken regularly mingle with the food aid the digestive
organs, make good, rich blood and as natural con
sequence, give flesh and strength to the patient Let
the faculty what it mays this is the only
for consumption Experience has proved beyond the
shadow of doubt and thousands are toda alive and
well who few years since were regarded as hopeless
cases. but who induced try Dr. Schencks reme-
dies and were restored health by their use
DIR. Schenck's Almanac, containing full treatise ON
the forms of disease his mode Of treatment and
general directions how to his medicine can be bad
gratis sent by mail by addressing his principal ONCE,
No. Is North Sixth st., Philadelphia, Pa 81
Price of Pulmonic Syrup and Seaweed Tonic each,
81 so per bottle or 80 half dozen. Mandrake Pills,
95 cents a box For sale by all Druggists and Dealers
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END OF PUBLIC LAws.l

MARvELs OF SURGERY. The following ex
traordinary narrative comes to Chill from
San Juan, Argentine Republic. There ex-
listed in San Juan, an individual eighteen
years of age, who had two heads. both of
them provided with countenance at once
expressive and of regular outline each look
ing towards the sides of the owner, and
being united by the posterior part of the
Uranium. One of the scientific European
commissioners, atpresent travelling through
the Argentine Republic, proposed to oper-
ate upon the individual, taking away one
of the heads The proposal was accepted,
and the operation was successfully per-
formed on the 18th ult., without causing
the least pain to the patient, notwithstand-
ing that chloroform was not administered
and the operation lasted six minutes. The
operation, and the subsequent cure of the
parts, is represented as being something
marvellous. The head has been preserved
in spirits, and will shortly be exhibited il
this country.
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sold Narur.o

A stingy Christian was listening to a
CHARITY sermon. He was nearly deaf, and
was accustomed to sit facing the congrega-
ton, right under the pulpit, with. his ear
trumpet directly upward toward the preach
er. The sermon moved him considerably.
At one time he said to himself: "I'll give
them ten dollars" again he said, sTn give
them fifteen" At the close of the appeal
he was very much moved, and thought he
would give fifty dollars. Now, the boxes
were passed. AS they moved along, his
charity began to ooze out. He fell to
twenty, to ten, to five, to zero. He concluded
that he would not give anything. ''Yet,
he said, this wont dol am in bad fix.
My hopes of heaven may be in this ques-
ton. This covetousness may be my ruin 7"
The boxes are getting nearer and nearer.
The crisis was upon him. What should he
do? The box was now under his chin-all
the congregation were looking He had
been holding his pockst-book in his hand
during the soliloquy, which was half audi
bic, though in his deafness he did not know
that he was heard. In the agony of the
final moment, he took his pocket book aud
laid it in the box, saying to himself as he
did it-s'Now squirum, old natur' !"
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-04-29
THE cousrIruTIoN ovERrnRowN!
Help for the Miserable.

No wonder sset the face of the dyspeptic has q
dragged worm hopeless expression that pitiul TO
No wonder that the miserable martyr to Indigestion is
fretful, irritable and unsoclaL Whoever bear the
pangs of this tormenting complaint cheerfulIy, and
with unrr;ied temper is little short of a saint But
why should human fortitude continue be thus severe
y tried when absolute specific for the disease is
always at band. Everywhere wi thin the limits Of
civilization, in this Hemisphere Hoststter's Stomach
Bltters is obtainabe and the history Of the first case
OF dyspepsia in which it has been administered in yain
nas yet to be written. The sickness at the stomach
the sense of weakness and stupor the feeling Of emp
ness and holowness before eating and of oppression
afterwards the lpttering of the pulse the
yous irritation the morbid indispositon to exertion,
the WEAKNESS of life, and indifference to all its pleas
ures which are among the symptoms Of the disease IN
It's chronic form rapidly aeliorated by the tonic
operation Of this palaabe vegetable restorative winch
seems 10 renovate and quicken all the dormant forces
Of the systo and the mind from the apathy and
gloom inseparable from arrangement of the digestive
and secretive functions In ordinary cases few weeks
suces to complete the cure, but when the disease is
complicated it often is with torpdiyof the lyer
constipation mpurity of the blood, and slug
g1sh circulation longer time may be required fer
severe, however, and the result is certain encqur
aging improvement will be perceptbe from Gay 20 nay
and the convaiescent knowing and feenng inAI ne or
is the high road to health Will await tne happy
issue with comparative patience
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-04-29

The following Western patents were issued
FROM the United States Pater.t Office for the
week ending April -, 1870, as reported by
Farwell, Ellsworth 4 Co., Patent Solicitors
and Attorneys in Patent Causes, 162 Lake
street, Chicago:
Washing Machine-Wm. FL. Cox, Knox county.
Sulky CultivatOr-Frank Farnsworth, Frankfort
Corn Harvester-Henry Flesher, Springfield,
Ditching Pillow and Hedge Grader-Daniel Har-
non, Coles county.
Vibrating Coulter for Plows-John s. Johnston,
Rockford.
Grain Dryer-Ira Y. Mum, Chicago.
Apparatus for Moving Cars-Ezra Springer, Davis
Wire. Work for Ratings. &c-W. r. Boerner,
Chicago
rag Fasteners. O. Dix, Neponset.
Lamp for Billiard Tables-Rudolph Kleemann,
Chicago.
saw,Filng Machine Strong, Boyd Greene,
Galesburg. e7 Htt
Grain Scoursr-v. Weismantel, Belleville.
Seeding Machine-F Fl. Nanny, Rockville.
Corn Plow-M. G. Burlington, LaHarpe
tE5 INDIANA saas
Straw Cutter-John S. Jones, Covington.
Oil Cap-A. @. Ancons Evansville
Wheat Drill-Joseph Dillier, Greensburg. Fl
Apple Corer and Slieer-R. J. Dodd, Ortiz.
Veriion.
Grinding 8Iill-Charles Fl. Roberts. Evansville.
Well Borer-Sandbach Fowler, South Bend.
MICHIGAN.
Water Wheel-John L. Frisbie, Hillsdale.
Saw Camp-Plstt Merrill, Port Sanilac.
Feed Water Regulator and Low Water Alarm--A.
W. Morrell, Niles.
Railway Car Brake--E P Vining, Grand Rapids.
Toe Calk for Horse Shoes-George Custer, Mon
roe.
Friction Clutch for Engaging and Disengaging
Gearing-George d. Emerson, Calumet
Candle for Miners Use P. R. Gottstein, Hough-
ton.
Device for Tenoning spokes-C. W. Tompkins,
Assyria
Barrel-Henderson Willard, Grand Rapids
Chair-Henderson Willard, Grand Rapids.
WISCONSIN.
Seed Planter and Cultivator-Wm. d. Stroud,
Oshkosh.
Regulating Device for Gas Burners-schultz &
Bentley, 1dilwaukee.
~ IOWA. 81 sft s4l
Truck for Moving Buildings--Jesse Barlow, Van
Meter ~
( Fire Kindler-Cbarles Batcheller, Des Moines.
Photographic Printing Apparatus--Jas. II. Ham
ilton, Sioux City.
Implement--W. A. Sharp, Tama City.
Combined Harvester and Thresher--J. d. Field,
Keokuk.
Spool Thread Case-Aloon Parsons, Burlington.
Potato Digger-Enoch Ross, Washi lgton.
Churn-T. B. Stephens Washington.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-04-29

DEBuITY.-There is no medicine equal to
Hoofiand's German Bitters in cases Of debil-
ity. 1t imparts tone and vigor to the whole
system, strengthens the appetite, causes an
enjoyment of the food, enables the stomach
to digest it, purfes the blood, gives good,
sound, healthy complexion, eradicates the
yellow tinge from the eyes, imparts bloem
to the cheeks, and changes the patient from
a short breathed, emaciated, weak and ner-
vous invalid, to full-faced, stout, and vigor
Gus person. 'sHoofand's German Bitters is
entirely free from all Alcoholic admixture.
Hoofand's German Tonic is a combina-
ton of the ingredients of Hollands Bitters
with pure Santa Cruz Rum, orange, anise,
&c., making one of the most agreeable and
pleasant preparations extant. The Tonic is
used by those requiring good and scientific
stimulant.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-04-29

MEssRs. A. S. BARNES & Co., the well-known
publishers of school text books, have just is
sued new Botanical Work from the pen of
Prof. Alphonso Wood, THE BoTANIsT AND
FLORIST, which we think is destined to be-
come the most popular of all text books in
this fascinating study. The classification
and arrangement is such as to present a conf
pIete manual aoit7tjp the compass Of moderate
sized Uolanoe. Structural Botany in 1872 pages,
Physiological Botany in AZ pages and Des-
criptive Botany in 374 pages, making in all q
beautiful, compact limo volume of 564 pages.
The Flora contains record and definition Of
nearly 4O00 specimens. Price 81, so per copy.
Teachers will be supplied with specimen
copy for half price Address A. s Barnes &
Co., Ill State street, Chicago.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-04-29

DANDRUFF, so annoying from it's unsightly
ing and burning OF the scalp, is detached cuti-
Gle, or outside layer of the skin. 1t is thrown
off by the presence Of humors. Rings Vege-
table Ambrosia is compounded in part to
eradicate this humor from the scalp, and it
does it most effectually in every case, leaving
the head cool and clean, and the clothing as
it came from the tallor's.
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Durmo,s Catarrh Snuff.

Strengthens Weak Eyes-Improves the
Hearing, Relieves Headache, Promotes Ex-
pectoration, CUES Catarrh in its worst forros,
and sweetens the Breath. 1t contains no
Tobacco, is mild, and promotes pleasant
sensation and beneficial results to all who
appreciate "a Clear Head" Sold everywhere
by Druggists. KIDDER & WETHERELL, Agents,
104 William ST., New York.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-04-29

The OuNARD Mail Line Of Steamships leave
weekly from New York, Liverpool and
Queenstown. Agents in all the principal
cities Of the Northwest. s. Rowe, General
Western Agent, No. Lake street Chicago.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-04-29

JUDGE PAINE, of Cleveland, has decided
that debt made for Intoxicating liquors
sold, to be resold at retail, can not be col
lected by the laws of Ohio.