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, 1870-01-15
6upefior Court
ElNRYfNG f1pHHhrnkE.

1AxBLMa nrk1AroKB.
Aosts n. D.fs '. joan Donaldson, tae Filth
GHs. 1hia s.ss ~ pfoeseatu& ~ gnisn 70 OBTAIN
Of CHICAGO. rpon the hiosE National Bank Of New
aud teca be!bg Tor $1,000. IL would seem. from
TIC statement OF complainant, 1hxt On the lp,a
q so, u p ,ldussa 70 INT gambling room
Donnidtol. lie inese 1oand persons playing .aro,
anc bs yo!ned II, Io.,se go currency. Tan q.
graft And sost II ne .hen ssakea the orncx Win
4 Ike leeu!t u to half It's tace- Ge now CON-
PfA1nCd ttet 1te ccfeadaut thus became uula q.
lnilg posztEScd Of INC dt41's, the cous,dstst.on.
betit belLF lllrgA'. The dtnft1 then passed Into
the hAnns CT Chaoln 4 Gore, ~ Ws1 charged,
~ q 'ne n s saoI 1a,o! ne1t
whs Ief1ssl, Aud the dtai1s wrfe returned 10
Ch&pan Il Cole. II appeared By tie statement OF
ihe sano T. q 9 loon sporen Of, md tast ms b. r.. .
Alter thsy had bean Won bI Franz Conly 4ad
tiderpt,on 1er \ previous tEa2sIef Of INC room.
He caAked the oEalt4 next Gay 1t Cnapin i
GoreF. Eho furnished the rocn win M1ums,
lpoaltg the ctx,kctcr ot the bn,lne1a carried oa
rceIt. The deft LdA1t, Ch spin. Iesalned that he
Erew D1na.etonf tunueAs, md tnat he caxned
tee % s,nes. u1s' lie F,ta Sson, Bank s ansrezas
tasI It TzB w1illuS 10 pb. II sne cou1s Would mako
e.eestd 70 s p.;a IN new Yor1 oeause Of teo
ernfu teut 10 ltE btnA ns Daks that he had lost
Yht drattF TIE Court decreed the mocey o. tue
crafts 10 be PAID THO court, Chaplin Care 10 pay
interest
EIEcrKEEf
Edwin c. Ian ed ct 81 '. MIchael g. and
B11eeet G11Ttn. Ejectntnr Tor all that portion
soEtb he river VI The east quarter OF The sou h
e46t UpaT:ef Il tie soUthsE8 qaRIref: and the
vest hall Of TEE east na5 OF the eoatn n1lf OF tia
east hnt c! the eou!h vest qoatter; and the eat
aEa;sI Of the we.t hair OF Inc soath hzlf ot the
e7tt tsn OF the soutnwsai ouatsef, al Of Section
Is, 80, 1s CAST, .. a.
- nAkrlS KuT HE1EIH.
Mtrnie G.lpw Y. DeLJel r. loath- Ttespaas.
pnmtres leip At 5000. 6oit brought to reco|e
for M al eyed AtBsE1t aud b1ue5I. i II alleged
thaa IN The 6tn OF October last deiendshf bsns1liy
h at and tcktd the plauilf.
SLAUGHTERED HoRsks,
jeremiah Mufupy ". Richard MouE1 sud Jane.
Mlnk. Trespate 10 recover the Tatne Of sFo notse.
n3ltRth to nxre been v1ecsfulT taken. f1a1nuI
a7efs THAI OF TIE hight OF the 50 Of MSy tpe oe
Gpc1Ils eDtatd his barn and led away t<l
to,eef, fsAt1R t1em 10 Z COT Siderable distance
7he,e they 4ilc1ous cut the thsoIts Of tue aoL
rplA hs estimates the value Of TIC Anlna1 =
500.
James Kelly u 1o1u Pt1cr Seesfe "a. e!u y
vsca.e lease RI fee northwest ot sect1on q, a.
u, to vslre lmprure 1-en,A 40 fecos1 TELL doe-
TIE EHEh1YFb DIaArFKAkAEck.
John C. hIlief =. 9ustAV P1scaet. Auaenmsn! =
Islutd on alA "a Ion tut oefcadAot 6h*n0 o. tne
cou ". has sotcorded. TIL &u1s Is brought q
tecostI the fac~ OF potc, S5eo, EXECUTED 3deo
2, 1850, tc Kiok he R1nd
NEcnAxIea' IIHM
Thomas Tat3ys IT,, e Il '. AnGust F1shoSs 70
, 1870-01-15

Deserving OF Eonfldence.-Thcro ls
20 article which 10 richly deserves the enslre co.,
ndecce Of the community as "Brown's Broochla,
T1ocuea." The TKocnts have received nsttet1oR
comne CT dattons tron1 the most celeorated clergy
mer, lawyers, and public speakers, who speak
from pe1fonal experience. Those suffering IRON
asthMRtic and bronchial diseases, coughs and
Gods, should Try the Tfoches.
, 1870-01-15

DIEU.

H1GGINR, JR..Fftdsy taorulnE. Jku- II. Ruth G.
"uc Ct Gto. W Higgins. Jr.. aged l8 yeIs and mos
int, 1t 70 O'clock m. Relatives and fHrndl IL.
sited to attend uithout further notice.
EB Bcsten papers pfeaso copy.
LFA0S-Dee 10. Nicholas Ltmos. Of RutdA, aged u
yeaie.
n Lerisytue srd Hew York paper1 please copy.
, 1870-01-15
METEQRUtna alEAI,

Meteorological record TOR Jannnry II, 1870, Us
reported By }. @. Lareguth, Jr, oprtc.sn III Rsn.
do!th ssrec', correspondent to the Smithsonian
lEatltute. 1nc Email ietter1 are the initials for
the vofds =" seeEirg,'" gentle" +" high," "dry, ~
, 1870-01-15

NYAAN3WILLs75At the rc1,4cneo d tho b.lse'
Hs man md MI. Lizzie Wlltt, III et Chicago
HAWLKY--POLLOCK-Jan to, lS7n, By the Rev
F.tter Me4hoo, u iha Ghuteh Of the Holy Name. ar
Pootk. Of ur r., ILL
Immediately after tho cegenonv. the happy couple
started their wedding tour for San FranrIseo ua
IL Aurora papers pI=2sn copy.
, 1870-01-15
INSTRUGIIQH.
MACHINERY,

T.'pR sALK-FEGIsHs PORTABLE, STlIIoE
AT, hoist.ps A1i natrne. to - hnl1t: Fay.s Teir
MtnEer: aor!74a9'4 iroS-ctsd E4E1 Stcas Mil. ut.
ThirtEink Fnk;atk- T. ~ LSf:S, 10 EoIfh Isr.S-r
E>oR sALE-sTEAA KN1Iyhs Eew AND
o1e 1s!sa o.. y Tady ay fSs ; as1ssEI :. @
lo1is: one szlt: 3nc 61if Pu.tshls rneines of Il
ttxss Tseas lnr delivery. Wil. Re r.!d cEeap ". a
NANTFD-,A SMALL STEAM PUMP FOR
~ supnl2 hotter. aea;I1 ne p:tieI1ed. Adarsse
hSea = III tsGb9s11-st, as.tisy <sies.
, 1870-01-15


me bad weather last evening had The eject Of
spollI pig norke Tor Lolita On the occasion Of
aef oeLe6t. although the audience wes b. no
means poor ore; 1.-THE fet Of The Pet1icoats II
she m, ,,Nnp: n sns constituted
mSts ?opuls. l@pss.enstons. The SANE pieces
viii be presented at the matltee THU afternoon,
and Ia the evening " The Litlie Detective"
" TIE Ar3EuA.
Lutte Emily ~ Ia Atlll drawing Eood houses at
THIS theatre, where 1t has achieved q signal suc-
c4s on1ira the week. The same play VIII be on
tho boards this afternoon and evening.
TIE XtNsTA1La.
TIE Minstrel Company had good house last
evening. Among the good things which they tld
:. - ~ humo1oos borieaque Of the Anvll Chorus
10 Iro'Atore, which wss received with shouts OF
laughter. Billy Emerson seemed TO Do tn IN az.
ce!ient singing ood, ana gave his lntuttapIo
"csptaln Jtotsn and other encore pieces with
p1ruen'ar smrhahs, 4 good programme viii Be
presented 10 DAY.
MAGIC.
Hermann Y stu preat,aieltatng At Library Hall,
Wnert bis wonderful llul.ons continue to auuse
large audleLces every evening. he u potent
wizard, AZ well as fertile Inventor Of tricks, aud
he ger e1ally varies the programme every night
With some new surprise
, 1870-01-15
MUSIQAL INSTRUMENTS.

NOR sALE-oyE MEIODEOH, QUITE NEW.
T. for SO: nLa pian, asn Ptz1p& to tsst vexT
cheap. II Is CaA1k.st. ". CASPER
EOH aALK-AND TO RKST-P1ANOa ANO MK.
IL odtons. Hp.i,fpK rr~Eu.Iv attended 70, At tho
O,iIaIo Piano Factory. IS Market At Eea WaIh z,toc
, 1870-01-15

u Great CtenFtDS.0ut Sale OF Roots
and Snoes at hamilton y HoadleJs, 1873 Lsks
fneef, the whole tmmense STOCK bang sold at
euch prices a. Will close II oQk
, 1870-01-15
ANQHEdENTA.
CROSBY'S OPERA H0UyB.

AMUBEMENT9. 1850.
I CR0SBY's OPERA aoUyB.
opu>- >-es + oo.-.....-.....-.... ..-..-hsnaE
saturday A1.erneon and Kvon,o
i .LO II A..
MATINEE (pEr OF FIR PEl1lc0A1
'''1A ~ n
. o'e'eet: qHE GooD.FoR.to11.2ls
Admission to H.,taee, 80 eens.: Children. Is es !
+ Extra Charge ios reserved seAta.
) T0-NkAT lL1rTLE DETECTIV1
A. 1orrAh s CHARACTERS.
+ s o'e'oet' OBJECT ORIBTERES1
c2en At 7A LorrA az FANNY.
Monday evening. ssand production of
UNCLETOM,5 CABIN,
In which. IL roPsY. LorrA Is uNR1vAL1K1
n1cVICKER,S THEATRE.
RICHlNGS
GRAND ENGLISH OPERA
SATURDAY MATINEE commences at o,eloel
/ Adniszfan. 5oc.
"a DIAvOLO.
Saturday night.
TIRE IIUGUENoTS.
ssfsSS$fzAosE :.1.s1 assns
which be hAs no equal
AIKEN'S MUSEUM.
FRANK Z. Proprietor and Manages
haasse sasf ahs @ ~ a1
LITTLE EhIsLX,
MR FRANK &. AIKEN Al DANIEL FEGGOTTY,
fnll spposa:nents. thiIlln& tabIeau1, Gorgeous
n .hostiy be proaueea In ssye Of great splendns
DRARBoRR. THEATRE.
Tht, Erenlns, and .t tho Grand M.tasc .h,.
Afternoon.
Emerson T. Manning's liinstrels,
FIsAERMAN's LUCK,
WINDY BOYS. &c, &c.
Pse,ey he Enc ba .;e,5ooaM @ y md S evcains
LIBRARY HALL.
HERRM A. MN.
PREsT7pIGrrATEUR,
E
s!a R0I'eI Reserved 'esta. Il etas: ss
MASQUERADE CosTr-.,ES.
~ INC ee1's ss.4ted castumer.
NJ >. L.. IIAGEMAN,
=. ueatses, Table.ux. Masqesfades .nd Private Par
iii a5fti s583eRRy s:.sndsd to- at she
BUSINESS oHAN0EB.
4 71KEFs9TN 81 :. ~ FLoTRI*a MILL, on
tRe n p!sse: ass: sS u a';a satsane
~ o bill hou;: 500 .. sto" id,.tt6 L. thtv; "
SsS .Sds Ti5s5sF 4 FssS; ss For pssf addfe'' NIL
A Ga12asx @ s5osE Jz fHG sA4F 'SB CASH.
A RARE oHAnos TO INVEST IN i GooD
IN &p, e Ifs Z f z fsP IL #.s
A MAN WITH 4, SMALL CAPITAL 70 SUCH
~ ~ We can offer '1sa paying outnea' las aAdl'
REsT. CHANCE OFFERED = PERMANENT
Us III L ~: sas 81 <ssa's o
a rsa aA1 AsR as Eos
sSe%: o: ,e'1onsth'e p.tt'oa auiFe It Nc rs North
T3V71 T7c 177T15 Ev611oS 11 az, ~; 7;7a
, 1870-01-15
MARRIED.

Futnneous diseases cured by ustnE
Juniper Tar Soap, nate BY CasHelt. Hazard
Co., New YORK
, 1870-01-15

..- NEW EU1Ix.
Gilbert A. Colby '. Town q Cloerp. AfsumpAt
DtEsId, &so, ,etd.
thfktopbeI Gafden ct u. Y. Anton Hefxor nnd
Julsus 1AckEun, Ass1mpslt- Demand, g, ,ouM
, 1870-01-15
MTY REAL ESTATE FOR sA1F

~0F 7.ir- sIgnlGAn-Av. PRoPERrY-TaR
fsSsse,! ip a.s.1t Washington .na u,al.on..,,
sbsiir ~. ia. -uuthwe't Es'as. assh's.a'r' and
sssix,io tcet. sdloin!n. the .bor4. .,.,., ~,
N 51u1l;s feet. aoulhwcat ocsnsr Me>. ssa'a'' aas
ks!ie istt 81 fe<t ,oath Of oonsrss... .s.>' 'n'''
u,1isa iset ae1taea,t ezner HsehiEan.y. tad rw.a-
aala i<et. utte south ot Tuanty.nl.th+s, saat
e1lssteet por.hea,t eorreE Aleals.a4v. md 1arty.
Ai.e: Eapbtr q The most elexans snd d.4lrsblo
'1 sSAfab 81 s1Kass .1siRs LIS Dearborn zoen
EcR s4te-RAnn Oh .noE-A FIRST GLASS
se s .ees: s p sess}ss il 81, ss1
saf; Ehfs II @:ls + >; ssss Al
f essa sauas ;'Rz L Ella saa s
zee !sA Fbass ssaps 4 s PEI loot
Fe!i sAkS e, e sToR: s W
~; 81:
M 81 ~
IN
t. r.; sP.E f.
Il frame soa.e etl 1oens modern anproveaen;..
r. s @ I ss2SkR eas q kR a:i s.se:s as:s
hos o = q Il I'D i, a, ss
EEE slss :ea ssa1 sfs
EoR sALE--oR KxoHA AN0R-A sim 40 SWKN-
H. n eiaes = Sa.f.ta g faf 8 rs Il ssE IL
az: + e. g I'd ~ .ess =
a 'fE ioS s Ssss &esa
EoR sALF-7HE SUBSCRIBER Has VARIOUS |
q 1os ,s Gs .1a
II Is
E0R sALR-TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE, 10 |
fs.IS T. ": sssa:s:s sS25sME M II GaR. {.
TOR KAIK-1HREg STORY AND BASEMENT
h:sa 1tsas t;s y "Sds1n ssa iot ssS
H:ss;s zssa'' sss sssfss &ss
EoR sA1E-TWo STORY FR18F house or
ES ssft s & 1ns:sa :.s n55 si;sp.a
s.s ,s &, g. MS,s 5M
Az. corner 1hit,y. .ti1thst, on i5ns lime with small
~ IsR se hs ftss
9 4 4R4ES !4 i.s AE9 as @
z lit I'll
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
FOB SAILOR ExCHAEGE-1sa ACRES IN
::$
TO LEASE.
ITO LEAsK-MLlSpIs FARMs-THH SOUTH
west quarter and 80 in sauthea9. autrter Of
SEC A7l7. \. z "a P. u, ::sing IL miles seut6.
weat o. olono IN Oh:a,s ttfn 10, under esl!.iTs:n
Alto. ~ Of sers:.sne and T. II. n. 4. 81
, 1870-01-15

Petitions fer UiseAa,g<-6Amuet gnsechef. OF
Polo, tg!o Comfy: GnstAruG Blodxclt, Of Cnl-
ca2o; hcnE1 4. Benjamin, Of Thompson, Carroll
county: vohn ". Hotchk1sc, OF Chicago; Oliver
F. HnNt Of Chicago.
Entitled 10 Apply Jo7 Ditehorpe -Tnon1s Fisher,
OF Richmond, AcHcnss County.
, 1870-01-15
LOST AND FOUND,

oSf-lFTr-HAHp-sEAL SKIN GLOVE THR
tnrsE EsE1sx GtH hc Ecwa afdrd by leaving Il Il EHFR
E0a Q oAs osofe. . Lake r.. undc1 thr fremont
Insh M.eu FAWWAY.A FaW., 4, EKRY PARRor-s5 EI,
'AkES uP-AF GRAHr-PL3cE on m
a1a NC ~ tn4L red AID vkita helfcr s,e,fs
ty ina rsxin ean a~fe he ass eS r ovicI sfp2cr.
AhhEkNu hkNuP1A uP1A BAY HORSE; sTANDSA391ir
lnT H,Ss h2i rat tau Oar be h4t py nav
dotph u os~'es' - aSF q Ran.
, 1870-01-15
TO LEASE

ITO LHAsR-MLlSoIs FARMs-THK SOUTH
Sc 3 = i. \. 4 =, "a F. u, :sing " mies seatb-
xst ;s q Il lelono: ~ oh:l,. tsn % under eunFsH:n
!--e sec:oua and IN Bettaower Township. acL sau
4l acrrs il Sex. H. T. IS n r ], e. Sd r Ii lying s
Uket due cat It Areola. Doukas Ca Not Improved.
Addrcts n. s. DIIvHR- Cincinnati 0.
, 1870-01-15
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALEa.
mfNea}lnnnnna

DomeAEsc1.
GITuATl0H EANThD- 4 RESpHCrABLE
~ German strl ~ chAnlrt,1nsd ia Amer7e famI-
- sbc II 1ostsns!t-r with the EnELth lAnkua<t.
Nn6te of but kthd ueatIaent h Ak
parted. ILqutre At Iii Blue Isiend. ~.
SITUATIONS WASTFD-BT TWO GIRLS, ONK
~ COCK. wAsicr, AId ifoEer E> do see nd
wo!A u ltstei.4s family. Apply At 1so NORTH La
Glht.ht. Best OF reference.
Es1TUATiUS WAE1ED-BY A GOOD, PATH
4! full fIt to DO general horr~Eos cont. wash
arai iren: ple7se ea add1es. sos West Elnzie-et.
foe NV dAst. Bese OF rsfclences given
C:7uA1lOE WlNTED-BY A SWEDISH ok
= ohau g,Il. II yea,s old IL rrss.e fafy, t. saks
ca: Of children ard as=ist In hoc4t work Apply N
1OW:AfLd.et
, 1870-01-15
HORSES AND CARRIAGES

HE =. SAtiE~oFE "a! i.etF d1F1s SADDLE Asp sR1
nss tcys tcrrc Ecru .itetap f]e 80 .;na,:
AdfI..s sanh ST fn Httns etle tt,,a ies1 eness
, 1870-01-15

WI111AN BUZZ appssrea before Iusfics Win.
Grip. Je-seIdsy. ate q ade = comp sint zEatr1,
MIST Cas6aAugh acd PAh!ck kaner chkrgla
, 1870-01-15
S1RAYED Or ST0LrM.

sSioLEN-sis RKwARD AND NO uIj0ST05s
o, ne h9t tet rttuin III ovcteAf aad hSs tstsn
loa n.nH ~ 9tu.uk3 3o,m 1hursley evs. Jsa. II / an
p: Q. ?. MAOkkY, IS W.bssh.r' ~ Aao VIZ - nosE
, 1870-01-15

COUNTRY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
EoR SAILOR ExUHAEGE-1a ACRES IN
,aa Als1aakes CounsS Ion.* sd Also, lcsa 90
On eomm,sson. il o G. NIGRuLsON, Ia t1adtsoast.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-02-25
Address to the COlored People.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 8, 1870.
The National Executive COMMITTEE,
George T. Bowling, President, and F. G..
Borebodes, Secretary, have issued the fol-
lowing address to the colored people of
the United States
"Your National Executive Committee,
created by you in National Convention
assembled, January 10, 1869, to urge leg
islation looking to the educational, mate
rial, and political interests of the colored
people of the nation, deem that they have
at length arrived in the progress of their
efforts, at the probable political consum-
nation of their hopes, in SO far as the or
ganic law of the Republic is concerned !;
they recognize that desired result in the
anticipated announcement of the ratifica-
ton of the Fifteenth Amendment to the
Federal Constitution. which forbids any
abridgment of the right of suffrage on &C
count of race, color, or previous condition
OF any citizen of the United States. They
feel that the amendment should, in the
estimation of colored men, transcend in
Importance even the revered declaration
OF our national independence, inasmuch
as 1t is practical affirmation of the rights
OF men, while the other was but a
theoretical enunciation thereof. There
fore has it been determined that it is fitting
for your committee to advise the general
assembling of colored people of every
State and Territory through the length and
breadth OF the land wherever said Fifteenth
Amendment shall have been officially an.
nounced and ratified, in order to offer up
prayer and thanksgiving to the Almighty
God and in all proper ways to assure the
world our realization and appreciation of
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-02-25
" Walk Into My ParlOr.o

The Democrats are completely bewil-
dered by the desperateness of the situa.
ton. Looking backward down the vista
OF fifteen annual defeats, they find no
foreshadowing of anything but ruin and
Wretchedness. So, as last resort, they
make fervent appeal for the votes of the
negroes; and free translation of their
appeal runs somewhat as follows: "Dear
black men, when you were down, we
kicked you; when you were in chains, we
strengthened the rivets when you ran
away, we returned you to your masters;
when you enlisted to save the nation. we
rldiculed you; when you asked for the
ballot, we denied it to you; now give us
your votes! We are your only friends
The demagogues who fed you when Won
were hungry and clothed you when Won
were naked, who broke your shackles. and
led your regiments, and enfranchised YOU.
are your enemies Don't trust 'em Vote
for us, and we will do you goodi" :
Ihlsoverture should stand forever in his.
tory as the supreme illustration of impu.
dence. The negroes of the country are not
SO utterly idiotic as the Democrats infer
They will receive the proposal as they re-
ceived jeff Davis proposal to shoulder
arms five years ago. AS there went up
roar OF derisive merriment from all the
novels OF the land of bondage, at the call
to every able bodied negro" to enlist in
order to perpetuate the slavery of his wife
and children, so now the appeal to the
same persons to "join the dwindling army
OF Disfranchisement," will be received
with outlaws of ridicule by the black men,
with contempt by the black women, and
with subdued cackle of disgust even by
the piccaninnies - hicaqo Post.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-02-25

filing the apartment with the noxious ex-
halatiOns produced by the disease, and
compelled TO breathe this Initiated air per
baps during the entire term of illness
Children are particularly subject to mall
treatment of this kind; and as if tight
windows and shutters were not enough in
their case, there is generally added to it
wrappings enough to swathe mummy.
Among certain classes it is the custom If .
child shows any symptoms of measles or
scarlatina during any epidemic OF these
diseases, to dose it freely at once with hot
gin or spirits, hot drinks of various kinds,
and to swathe it in as many blankets and
shawls as it can bear short of actual sufto-
cation. The temperature of the room.is
increased to an unreasonable degree, every
breath of air, and sometimes every ray of
light, is as carefully excluded as if their
access to the child would be all but death.
Of course the best intentions actuate this
mode of treatment, but it is most lam
entable want of knowledge which die
tates it. 1t is done with the intention of
bringing out the rash," as a safeguard
against cold, and perhaps with, dozen
other objects, when an ordinary warm
bath, confinement to a room of moderate
temperature, and warm, diluent drinks,
would be far more efficacious.
A pleasant, cheerful, well-ventilated sick
room has beneficial influence, also, by
it's mental effect on the patient; and every
exertion should be made to secure this
end, both for the comfort of the patient,
and his attendants, and the parties
will be well rewarded for their
pains by the cutting short of the disease
and The Fastening of convalescence.-
Good He0lth -& a7s -na
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-02-25
Irritable InyalidS.

Indigestion not only affects the physical health,
but the dispositions and tempers of it's victims
The dyspeptic becomes, too, in measure demora-
lied by his suerings He is subject to fits of irri-
tation, suenness, or despair, as the case may be.
preternatural sensitiveness which he cannot con-
troll leads him to msconstrue thewords and acts of
those around him, and his intercourse even with
those nearest and dearest to him is not unfrequent
ly marked by exhibitions of testiness foreign to
his real nature. These the mental phenomena
of the disease for which the invalid cannot be just
ly held responsible, but they occasion much house.
hold discomfort. 1t Is to the interest of the home
circle it is essential to family harmony as well as
to the rescue of the principal sufferer from state
not far removed from inCipient insanity that these
symptoms of mental disturbance be promptly re-
moved. This can only be done by removing their
physical cause, arrangement of the functions of
the stomach and its allied viscera the liver and the
bowels. Upon these three important organs Hos
letters Stomach Bitters act simultaneously. pro-
ducing thorough and sautary change in their cen
dition. The vegetable ingredients of which the
preparation is composed are of renovating, regu-
lating and aiterGtiUe character, and the stmuant
which lends activity to their remedial virtues is
the purest and best that can be extracted from the
most wholesome of all cereals, viz: sound rye. No
dspeptic can take this genial restorative for sim
gle week without experiencing notable improve
r,ent in his general health. Not only will his
bodily suferipgs abate from day to day, but his
mind will recover rapidly from its restlessness and
irrtabty, and this happy change will manifest it
self in his demeanor to an around him.
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the righteous act of our fellow .countrymen
In constitutionally securing to us that
which has always been our just due, but
unjustly withheld. Your committee does
hereby thus advise, and takes occasion at
the same time to declare in your name that
this just act of the American people will
be held at its full estimation by those whom
it enfranchises, and they will make such
use of the rights as will add to the honor
and material interests of the country, and
that in possession of the right, along with
others previously secured, they will feel
that they really have country to respect
and defend, as well as w-countrymen
towards whom they can cherish the most
affectionate regard. Nrs01 {
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Western Patents.

The following Western patents were
issued from the United States Patent
Office for the week ending February s.
1870, as reported by Farwell, Ellsworth s.
Co., Patent Solicitors and Counselors in
Patent Causes, 1862 Lake street, Chicago,
ILL.,: o.
Seed Drill. Clemans, Kansas
railway Car Brake-D. M. Elder, Monmouth.
Corn Starch Cutting Knife-Goodsell & Babcock
Rockford -
Scientific Playing Cards-Caleb Goodwin. Chicago.
Hay Gatherer-W. E. Phelps, Elmwood. ;.
Horse Rower-James NJ. Rand, Chicago
suspension Bridge-Jarvis Royal, White Rock.
VSSooklng Stove-White & Ruggles, Geneseo.
shipping Hooks--N HaysrmaIe. Canton
carriage Wheel-R W. McClelland Springfield
harvester Cutter-C. X. Myers Pekin
INDIANA.
Neck ioKe Tug-George Bennett, New Penning.
Steam Epgine-Shellenback & Harton. sevmour-
Fly-Wheel-H. L. Farr, indianapolis,
Turn-Iable-C. A. Greenleaf. indianapolis
ranging Apparatns-E Regan, indianapolis.
Fare Box for Street Cars-W. w. Wormood I'm.
buQue.
Bed Bottom Clippenger q Pratt, Newton.
Oven-Daniel Moore, Davenport,
Churn-J. W. X. Smith, Independence.
WISCONSIN.
Gun Wiper-C. +. Gillette Sparta.
Water Wheel--G. A. Houston, Beoit. 81
Shaft Couplipg-C. +. Du Vail. Milwaukee.
Water Eeyator--Wieland & Young, Monroe.
Universal Joint-A. Twiebel, Burlington.
MINNESOTA. 81
Belt Tightener-Chamberin & Clawson, Plain
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