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A youpg lady about to be mar
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ny, saying: he always throws SO
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Out in California they have ex.
! PEELED the wife of . church sexton
from the congregation for nothing
in the world but trying to get the
pastor TO run of to Nevada with
her. - IL
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9 = boy being asked il he had .
mother, said he didn't know, 40 he
hadn't been home since morning.
and when he left his father and
mother were quarreling, with odds
in favor Of his father, as he had .
hatchet in his hands.
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"A Leavenworth paper tells that a
husband came home just in time
for morning prayers. and the wife
abused him for being drunk just
because he read, and tho cock
wept thrice, and Peter went out
and crew bitterly
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It is true that the poet says:
"Friend after frien d departs, but it
by no means follows from this
statement that the Quakers will
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Notice to Taxpayers.

TAX-PAYERS take notice, that in pursu.
IL ance Of the provisions Of Section SO Of
the City Charter, the Board of Equalization
will meet at the Council Chamber in the City
of Richnopd, on Tuesday, July 18th, 1871, to
hear and decide upon all complaints, ( if there
be any } in relation to the appraisements for
the year 1871, and TO equalize the same, a.
right and justice may require.
BY order of Council
81 PIP. KiRN, City Clerk.
Richmond July 5th, 1871. l7-2w
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A.n MANHOOD HOW LOST.
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$50 Sewing Machines 60 to l75
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Howard Sanitary Association.

For the Relief and Cure of the Erring and
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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-09-01
Republic Insurance Company.

The Republic Insurance Company, by
the extreme liberalty and simplicity Of
Of their policies, and by accommodating
their terms to the circumstances Of
farmers, by allowing them to pay for their
Insurance in five small yearly payments
seems destined to take the place of the
Madison MUTUAL among the farmers of
this State; furnishing them reliable insur-
ance in heavy stock company with over
f0e million dollars of subscribed capital
in place of the worthless trash that has
been heretofore peddled out to farm
ers as 'cheap'' insurance. The following
statement, signed by some of orr best and
most careful business men, recommend
it to the confidence of every person who
wishes reliable insurance.
The undersigned stockholders and poll
cy holders, in the Republic Insurance
Company, of Chicago, Illinois, take pleas
ure in recommending said company to the
people as a safe and reliable Insurance
Company. 1t has over million of dol
lars in cash assets and pays its losses
promptly and in good faith. We believe
this company is governed by the highest
standard of commercial integrity. and will
fulfill all its contracts according to their
true spirit.
ALEX. WILSON, J. B. & G. R MoFFET,
Jos. GUNDRY, JNo. II VIVIAN,
P. LENEHAN, d. w. JONES,
II. CAMPBELL, SAM'L WHEELER,
PETER SPANG,
Z II & W 7 acknowledgements
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-09-01
DODGEVTLLE.

Ed. CHRONICLE We have been to Can
ada and back again. Left Dodgevlle on
he 4th of August, found the family
waiting and all ready for the west, and af-
ter few preliminary how do you dos and
good hy's, we started from the home of
our youth to see what God had for US in
our adopted home away up in Wisconsin.
After crossing the lines, we took boat at
Port Huron, and shortly afterwards found
ourselves comfortably tucked away In our
berths A trip on the lakes is very sug-
gestive of thought and speculation, and
when we awoke in the morning and
viewed the, to us, eternal expanse OF wa
tiers. we were reminded of the old but true
story of Moses, when he said "The earth
was without form and void" and also
when God called forth the waters together,
and said to them, Thus far shalt thou
come, and no farther" and later, when
Christ stood upon the water and com
manded Peter to come to him, Peter failed
on account of unbelief. So with US, unbe-
lief binders in great degree our compre-
hending the beauties and grandeur of ma
ture.
IF any one is DESTROYS of change, if their
bodies are tired and infrm, their minds
dark and gloomy, or in other words, if
they are troubled with the ''blues," we
would advise them to take trip by steam
err across the lakes, and our word for it,
they would gain both mentally and phys
ENTHUSIASTICALLY if they had such gen.
uine reception at the end of their journey
as we had when we arrived at Dodgeville,
our present home. Shortly after our ar
rival. we were musing of the goodness of
Col, when we were surprised by coup
lie oflady visitors with their baskets load
ed with the very things we needed. we
do most heartily thank the people OF
Dodgeville, for their kindness to myself
and family, and shall pray that the great
head of the church may keep them until
that day when these friendly acts shall he
called up, and the bestower fully reward
ed. F EDMUNDs.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-09-01

w Where, oh, where, in this wide
wide world, shall 60 to enjoy a-shave
Where razors never pull, where one may
find an easy, cozy BARRIERS chair, towels
clean, where all around is attractive -
neat where the lively CHRONICLE locals
one may scan, while waiting for-one's
turn?" Where, but to Dr.. G. F. Tam
rath's Chicago Shop, across the way. He
has fitted up all new and neat, and his
pleasant smile VIII always greet--his
many customers. tt.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-09-01
Great Fortunes.

Great Fortunes, and How They Were
Made; or the Struggles and Triumphs o!
Our Self-made Men. By James D. Nc
Cahe Jr., Author of "Planting the Will
derness," "The Aide de-Camp," ect., ect.
Illustrated with numerous engravings,
from new and original designs by G. F
and E. B. Bensell. Published by E. Han
naford & Co., Cincinnati and Chicago,
publishers of First Glass Subscription
Books.)
The. title of this work indicates pop
ular book, suited TO all classes Of readers,
and such it is while the high standing Of
the firm which publishes it is a guarantee
of its intrinsic merit. Tt is a handsome
octave, clearly printed, beautifully bound,
and illustrated with numerous wood en-
cravings remarkable fine in design aud
usually we'll executed. We are not surp-
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large and rapid sale.
Mr.. Fairchild will be soliciting sub
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few weeks. When he calls on you just
subscribe The work is just what family
need. 1t will inspire the boys ard cause
them to look up higher Let the boys have
tie book
We have just received a copy of the
above work and we have found it to be
all that is claimed for it. It is work Of
633 pages, we'll illustrated and finished,
and is ore of the best books that has ever
been sold by subscription. The name of
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very truly yours,
Wn11AM SrnRNnAIE RENNE1


Passing oyer = X With the
amendation due to a promising exercise,
we may award heartier praise to Choral
r..zur III 3 D-ihiat by Mr.. Joseph Parry, Mus.
Bac., gentlemanwtose academical course
has been distinguished by great success.
The Fugue-a well conceived and scentt-
ically wrought out composition-gives
proof enough that Mr.. Parry is thorough
Iy grounded in the essentials~of his art. -
London Telegraph.
We may hear speak of the other essays
in original composition produced at this
concert. The first was choral" introduce
ton and Fugue in B fiat" There is
sprung up light for the righteous"--by
>ir. Parry, young Welsh American -(pu
oil of Sir Stcrn!ale BcnnetO, part of. 8
rantata written for the degree Of Mnsica
Bachelor at Cambridge University-ar
honor to which, five may judge from
his fragment, Mr.. Parry was fairly emit
tied, and which, we may add, he obtained
The chorus opens imposingly, and th'
| sugue. constructed 49,
winch, in the coda, are worked together
is ingenious, well developed, and effective
! ~-London Times.
e. A FRIEND
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-09-01
JOHN H. PENBERTHY, Treasur

The Depository of the Dodgeville
Bible Society is at the store of John
H. Penberthy, where the publications
Of the American Bible Society are
kept for sale at cost to those who need
them to use, but will not be sold to
any one to resell at a proft-as the
American Bible Society is not a book
selling establishment, but d National
Benevolent Society, organized to sup
ply the masses with the Scriptures.
The branch TreaSurers connected with
this auxiliary will please obtain such
books as they need from Mr.. Penber-
thy, and promptly remit to him all
funds from sales and donations, in or
der that the funds may be forwarded
without delay to the parent Society.
WIN. HENDY, President.
JAS. ROBERTS, Secretary.
J. H. PENBERrET, Treas.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-09-01
Dodgevil1e Bible Society.

The annual meeting of the Dodge
lie Bible Society was held in the
D NJ Church, Sunday Eve, Angus
1a.h 1o7, VIM. Hendy, Esq, in the
.ional exercises, the
o"aii' i''i u0'o'- >ad and ap-
Secretary's report was r, snbmit.
proved. The Treasurer then
ted his report, which was read, and on
motion adopted. On motion a com :
mittee of three was appointed, by the
chair, to nominate officers for the en-
suing year. Said committee consisted
of the following persons: J. 7. Pry-
or, Jr. Joseph Bennett, and VIM. H.
Hooking; who recommend the follow
ing as officers for the ensuing year
VIM Hendy, President James Rowe,
Vice President; james Roberts, Sec
rotary; and Jno. H. Penberthy, Treas
urer. Directors Henry Sims, VIM.
Hendy, VIM. Harris, johnson Clan
vile, and Thos. PAUL. On motion
the report was received, and commit
tee discharged, On motion the per-
sons recommended by the committee,
were elected as officers, for the ensu-
ing year. Rev. John Jane then deliv-
cred an interesting address, after
which the meeting adjourned.
JAMES ROBERTS, Sec.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-09-01

Day" At the harness shop, across the
way, owned by Capt, Whitman, can be
found the largest and best assorted
stock of boot and shoe leather in this
place. Mr.. David Berlin is on hand to
make the said stock Of leather into boots
and shoes for either ladies, gentlemen or
children. Mr.. B. warrants his work to be
of the best quality and finish. Call and
examine the stock, and give DAVID an or
der for nice pair of boots before purchas-
ing elsewhere. Shop mp stairs. 5Ow4
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-09-01
E. L. & ". j. WRIGGLEswOBTH
Teachers Institutes.

The Iowa County Teachers Institute will be held
at Mineral Point, commencing on Tuesday morning,
Sept. Goth 1871 and continue three days. g4ner-
al attendance of teachers is earnestly reque ted.
The object of institutes is to prepare teachers for
their special work and to afford thorough a
course of instruction as the time will permit A nd
in order to mai the best of limited time,
teachers should lie prompt in attendance and we
shall endeavor to be more systematic aud thorough
than heretofore all exercises. Teachers In.
stitues established by law, for the special benz
fit of teachers, and those who habituaIly neglect
these opportunities, fail to meet the obvious
quirements of the law, are behind the spirit of the
age and must inevitably yield their places to others
more enterprising The evening sessions will be
cuped with public lectures the reading "f essays by
teachers, aud general discussion of subjects of in
terest. Teachers from other counties. and the
friends of education generally. invited TO tend
and participate in the exercises. The citizens of
Mineral Point have kindly promised to entertain
teachers free. The examination at Mineral Point
will be held at the close of the Institute.
Avoca, Sept. !, 1871. SAMUEL PARKS,
Co SUpt.