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Sauff feimc ylGbmafd,ine,

ebe Sbr Die gerdu5dloIe iidb elbit oIenbe alan
Rabz zYerbeiieruns seiebsn, bic foiisnIrei on
aIen porsisliden Woi6inen, fpelde in Dem Ser'
fouslotale BON 3. aB. aBilf, gr. 78, =Saltimo=
res, nabe @aptrase, eefauit wsroen, ausebraGt mno
NIB. Mo5dinen permietbet, aussebeiert unb umz
oetoufht (Ipr2, ,12WtF)
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unfaQ anf nen See,n.

8uffalo, Is. Wtai. = Der S9raubens
0ampisr vGbicagO" BON Chicago, NIT Ytebl
uno 9anoelsgitern belabeni 9iug beute Mor=
aeu infolge oe8 Sreib< unO @runoeiieS aus
BEN oberen See'n 20 Weilen BON bier unter.
Die Manni6aft tpurbe serettet, Sait jeoer
S6leppbampfer oes 6afeuS lit bur9 Oa8 Sis
oienltnntauQlidl eeu1adt morben.
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9r. &. g. Watets, 3abnarSt,

Demonitrator on Der 3abnar8neiIduIe IN Saltlmore,
Wr. AZ, 9anpoerfrake.
Or, SKATERS erba(t bic natiirliden Sabine ourh Se=
banoIuns unb SlGuns, iest fiinli6s 3dbne auf cine
pe.beiIerte 0letbooe elm H. 5ebt 3abns obne S6mer'
,eu aus aGe arbeiten fueroen sarantirt. Ssionoere
aufmertiamteit miro ben Sabnen pon atnbern eepics
met. NAplttIot1S "
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SDcbcu cntufauaeu:

Cine sroBe Senouns lh0nen @osnac, 8tnts nno
kalbe Bnts, unere eigene 5mportatlon, uno oorsus=
it'd fir mebtaiuiihe 3luefe geeignet.
u. q. WSnrion 3 Comp,
Bbarma5euten,
tSun5, t2WtteS) Sde Der Gutunitr. H. Mlabiion=Np.
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QnhduS,

Der ein;ise anefbetiite a9ent uel6er ourbans sea
iobr(os in, gBenn er BON Der r@olton=S ental<ao.
citation" einsesebsn iuirc, miro bas 3abnaus5isben
gum gersnissn.
9ieisnssn, tuelde on 5abnfdmer3sn leiSen, fOnz
men in,msr renes Gas, Die erabreniten uno seidit=
teiten 3abndrste uno sdn5lde Greibeit BON Sdmer=
Sen in unierem Blreau, Osr. 81, Befs6ansttes.
uabe Gbarlesitrake, finoen.
R. 3. -Gs peroen fciue SABINE aussesosen, fuet6e
burd ssiIung selpart uerben tonnen, uno alle Spe<
rotonen fir Die GrbaItuns unb Resuliruns Der 3dbne
iperoen nit unbsrtrefli6er @ei6idlidteit ool5o9en.
lHl21r,12 SiGl
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pyspfptiker,
Serstp etfelt nj DIT!
Mufmunternhe Gunbe fir Sud /!
WlueE ,
beriihmfe8 x)n8pepffft

EpSpepfifer nn6 Telben6e an Febetz unc UtIgeM
3raufbeiten uel6e bon oHoern Araneteu tetne Be,le
runs erbalten, fiab eineelaben
Willer's
beriibmte8 Dn8pepffft
Al per5uen elm rein uesetablii6es Hrdparat, sdrss
lid unidbdblih, iebod nunberiam furirente @iaens
d5aften In obensenannten eeiscH beseno 2Sr 5ipeiz
ein, oa6 es elm Seilmittel unter Dem Subltum steb
peues in iuenieer Fallen tene Ssilun9 bepirtt, oils
Wider's DpSpepfn, uno 1T Der @isentbimer be,
reit, uenn barum eriutb, Die 9amen mebrerer uniez
rer berporrasenoen gintpobner anSnseben melte
ourd ben Uebraut oiefer beribn,ten WiTtur bre 9ss
,paren dbronilde Dpspepie pom Der i6limmisn arr'
pelt, pom unjeren been AerSten obne @rtoIg bebaE-
belt, iennd burda ben @ebrauh Ginger TlaiteR Ope.
'fS'" u. 9. miller,
uueini9er @t9entblmer,
DRr. t1, Nprc;Gomarf ffraee.
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81. Sabrgang.
spc3ial : Noti3e,t.
GUGGENIIEIMER & WE'LL,
NdnWdctuTtHy OIuli0neTS ana ITE7aIe7
Nr. l57. Reff. ff.Snftirupreffraise.

gerionen, melde ibr @eIddit uerdnoern, eosen,
@eieui6aiten unb anbere. iDelde Sdreibnnterialien
qebrauden, iperoen pobl tbu1, penn lie bel uns por<
ipreden uno unlere 8orrdtbe bur6eben.
Setratbs~, 8euds< uno SinlGounsstartsn srapirt
unb oebrutt. (gprl20, l2Otte.)
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SnDesfaQ burtb Qad)aas.

gerfonen, ruel6e 3dbne aussesosen baben Diniben
unb Gas gu nebmen beobF6tissn. iolten iidb lber=
seueen, bas eas 2adsos, wenn seboris oominifrlrt'
liemanren i'm @erinsfen idaoet. ane Oisjsnsen
,pelhe ben artitel in ieinem reinen 3utanbe fennen
miiIe oeie Sbee gang ld6erlid finoen. Oenn in Dem
pom Bbilobe.pbia aus rapporttrte SaG tuurcs oas
ibledbt bebanoele uno iebr miBbrautte @as BON ben
GsStuorenen BON allem Gabel in Der Sade iretse,
,prodeu. gBer nod irsenb sinen 5meifat best sebe
iu Or. gBiud5eu, Rr. 1872 @ef=5apstte<, oberbalb
Der gutamHrase, unb nebme BON sinem renen Irll6en
aad,sas, uus uad,e au laeno ibcr bic Sbce. ba6 es
moalidcr 2seiie irseno Semono itaOsn tonne. Or.
sEind,. ell aiebt ss BON 90 80 Berloren tdstib unb
bot hos f,it Sabren aetban CT beueiit baburd, bas
bieses @os etablirt lit. (Ndr511SD
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nno
Rr. 1O3, BeH.S .Saltimore=,
1. Ebiire Don So1ibupitraBe,
Nr. fO3, Beff.S Baltimore,

1. Ebiire pon So4ibapftraB
Nr. fO3, 1Seff=Sdltimores,
1. Ebiire BON So1ibdpfraBe,
YretsliHe fir SrGbtiue uno Sommer:
Sseine eenaeelte Serren= 10
sSeine sen6bte Serrenz@aters. 2.25
Sseine 9endbte Box-Toe- z@aiters $50
&endbte talbebernc 6erren= @atcrs. ......... 800
@endbte ran5. talheberne Serrtn=Stieiet. 800
@enaaete fa(bleberne Scrren=Stciel. 400
Wfit Der Sanb 9emafte fran5. talbfberns Stiez
4albtebsrnc 8almorals fir 9erren. ........... 200
Htebriae Serren=Shube BON ranj. 4albleoer :. 2.25
Waiierbi6te 0erren SteIel fur giss9er nn6
Sansr falbleberue 3naben=Steiel. 2.25
Damen= Oepartement:
2afting=S =Setenihxirz@ @Giters tiir Samen.. I.25
Oa!nenzS Shniir= @atcrs s..................... loo
Da,nen=@ onareSz@ alters. ................... 1.25
Stumpfenoise 2aitina=S6ube fir Damen. 200
RaIbleberne Damen=9 9almorals. .............. 1850
Rarofo- Damen=S Shube. ........ ............ 1.37
Vatenteberne opfzStietcl fir Oamen. ......
Ssrons. 5iesenleter1e Oamen=Slppers. ........ 1.25
Warodo=O Oamtn= Slippers rs...............-.... 20
Damenz Seppid. zSlIpper5 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10
WanStud,z OnmeA=S SlppcrS ............ 49,. 20
23ir erbalten tdslid neue Nloben 3u biniseren
Breiien, OILS irsen5 Elm anosres S6ubseiddI in Der
Gt1ot.
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&umit=NbptOarapbte !

Nr. 46, NorozG GbarlesItr0Be =!
Rid,art 9BaI,I lcnft gang erscbenit Die Iuimerfz
famfeit bes Yublifums uno Der aunEreunee auf iein
neuzeinserittsss Gtabliiiemen beionbers beitimmt,
0ortraits in fiinftleriiter gSeiie
ousuiertsen Sir ieben 3fueis oes atslisrs ino bic
tiid,tiaff.n &iinfiIer seiuonnen porben, um Slber
in YaiteI, @ropon, gSaeriarben, Guide (lndia Ink
unb Del aus,uiibreu. Ginia6e Sbotoarapbie'n
uerren in ebenio ete9anter, als por5ngll1er ssele
ausseflbrt. 8eonbere aufmerfiamfeit plro oereo=
piruns pon tleineren Silbern pertorbener breunoe
eeipiomet (uno beiinoet Fd cine feueriee epinoe i'm
gtabllismente, nm iuertbooue Sloer, DIE eopuf
weroen iolen. unter alen HmItdnoeH Dor Serforun9
3u beipabren). Die ansseoebnten enrthtunsen oes
aeliers ermosfben es, isoe ibertrasene arbe in Der
portrefflititsn Weiie uno pinftlit ausiuihbren.
(S4-g) Nie,arb NBaIsI, SIR. 46 Norb @barlesffr.
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g. GolOz unO Silberwaarel1.

H Gin reiGbattes Eager
AB meuer Gtbmudfadben.
&leaante g Iberia den.
@ooene uno iilberne q Id, euub breI.
6ilberplattirte aBadreu.
d W erfD aren.
Neue Sronse= denu. (. 10.
au lebr bili9en $reiiGn bel
II. y. 1Baruer
In Isinem neuen @eihGte,
Sfpt.16.1SD Wr. 1873, 6.zSdltimpre&r.
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Neuere Seriht

giew=y ort, Is. Itai. : Gin Sbreiben
BON Sauaaua nlelOet, baB ie9s BON ben sum
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Weiu6erger'e,

gSetuDerBer 8,
8eiuberger's
G1ub= unb Gttefel=2Gb en-.
Der sanss 8orratb elmer SbubzSabrif auf Dem sro=
sen 8anterottsz zauftions= Sertauf setauft.
llmsegeucre Gort9eile,
ilngebeuere @ortbeils
bei'm 3aufen BON
Gtiefeln nub 1ebuben!
Gteiein unb GdDuben
Ssbes Vaar sarantrt
Seoes Ynar 9arantirt
in
Neiuhsroer,a Sd1uh> n Gftrfpf(tihpn
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w Ndfe! ! NdKe! IM
sur &eiie ins Guslano beorst innerbaIb "a Stuneen
s. Raine,
(93-T gde Der Baltimoretr. uno SD. .-Ipenue.
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Neue Mmilase beS
Miuiiie'id,en 9eidlnrn>8udlcS.

Das me9aniide 3eidnenz Bud, adte Gufs
lase, nit Sc Stablitiden, 81.
1as aeometriicbe Seidbnenbmd,, finite AuHase,
reoibirt uno ueral05ert nit 4S Siabltiden, 81.
3ur 1nfbt uno gum 8srfduIe i'm DEPOT ilir Seihuer.
SIR. 1f4, Weit=Baitimoreitr.,
fA9-gl xS W1inifie 6phne.
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~G. Wareollier be Msrnlla&go.,

Baltimore.
Saus In Varls: SIR. 13, 51ue bu Gonferpatoire.
taben iosben per Sbiif "llncls Soc" uno "Sania"
Don eiperpooI
eiueup polIen 8orratb ron
Gldret=
Sauternes. s.@ einen
aller @rabe
erbalten.
Sn bdiisrn unb aiTteu unb Yinten.
(Suli10.1
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Ioh6are 9 f mud a de unb
observation-disclosures
Batei, philippe & Comps
0enfer 9al9enubren (etmas GlesanteS.
Aut elm poles Niortnent Der behen
iflberplatttrten 0Saareu bel
Geo. q. Webb s Co.,
.f238-T Gde Der Baltimore uub Qtabtffr.
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@einberger's sdnblaben,
Gde BON Guta.p= mnc Saratosaftr.
unb
(Nprtl5, ,3Uete) Nr.'fO3, Beff.S SaItimcrefir.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-05-14

9cranton, Ya., u. Wiat. = WdbrenO
gsftern IiOrsen mebrere Sn9enienre einen
oerlalieuen S6adt in benz BtuezGiDgez
8oblenbergtuerfe" unteriudteu, fanO cine @rz
ploiion bon b0en gSettern itatt. 3beobor
Mor9au, 9auiO Wtorgan unb @oan OauiS
lpurOen get66tet uno Elm 2tnOerer l9wer, aber
nid)t lebeuS9eiG6rli6 uerlebt.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-20
MICHAEL McGEARY

MOULD respectfully inform his friends and the
w public that he continues to keep on hand the
argest and best assortment Of 0sntlenmens. Ladies
and Boys
New and Secondhand ClOlhlne
Of the best quality. at No. $40 Tatnall street
Also, his large stock Of Boots. Shoes and Ladies
CATERS of the best style is worthy Of attention be
fore purchasing elsewhere. A large assortment o
Bed Clothing. Blankets: Sheets and Spreads con
to sell goods lower than any other person in th
city Give him call before purchs sing elsew here
as he will gve satisfaction to all who may favo
him with their patronage.
q Highest cash prices paid Rags, Iron. Bras
oppsr, GLASS. link. Lead and al! goods in his lin
M. .Mc6EARY.
.pQ-tf TstoallS Wilmington. Dsl.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-20
7 LIQUOR STORE j. SALOON !
". G. HOOK.

sstN Thankful for past fayors. respectfully in
tf3forus his friends and the public that he ha.
". FOURTH STREET, Wilmington. Del. and
has addedto his present business that OF a liquor
store. where he will keep constantly ON hand and
SELL wholesale and retail. assortment OF the best
foreign and domestic brands of wines and liquors
among which are dePuyle X Co.'S Otard Brandy
(old and very fine favor; Whiskeys-A.4 IL. ),
Overshoit's xxx copper distilled Old Rye (ver,
mellow: J. b. Whiskey tthis is an article OF grea
superiorityJ Also. others of lower grades &s.-,
Wines and Fancy Liquors. such us Old burgundy
Port. Sherry. Ciaret. &c. &c. Also. Ginger. Lsyen
der and Black berry Brankies. Very fine sparklin,
Ale on draught W, G. HOOK.
N, B.-Don't TO get. NO.4 Fourth street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-20
NV SOCKS
AT
e. S. r. BUTLER'S.
Book, Newspaper and Stationery Store
1 NO. l2O Market street.

man OyN - DNOOaSO RLsIE
I & the cheapest snd beet article in he marketf TO-
BLUEiN1 CLOTHES.
II does noa contsin any acid,
Il will not iniure the finest fabric.
II IL put upHt
WILTBEkaEh's DRUG STORE.
M 2ss North SECOND Street. PHILADELPHIA
md fsr sale " most Of the ar"ces. and pTSs.sts
The Genuine has Gotn ~, '''s.. nu ~. .a,s,E
BARlOW'S BLUE
will col.s Ipors water than four times the sam
vessht "f ir.'iEAAS N..- ~
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-20
shot Gun, kine / Pistol Manufactery
NArH M lELCRlOlR,

Successor to the late r. Hsrting. No. ~ King
intoIms his friends and Sport men eepsraliy that
10 NhI eentisue tie etna1aelesareS 81 Shot Guns
street and ba fofsa1o alasee and beautiful stock
of Fire Arms. amone which are
Double. .Baseea 0Hss from Ss to 1l25.
Single Barrel dune tn % . 60.
All knds Of Pistols. Colt HafV4b. Allen. and
complete. Also. Kly's best aonbtS vlKSf proof Per-
cussiou Caps; every siae ball and shot Game Rass
&c, constantly on hand and for sale Wholesale
retail at the lowest cash prices.
q. Particular attention paid to Bell 8anGiA
and LocksmithinG - heretofore. 0ov1o-lY
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-20
Rsro.rsD DrscovEar q a susxEaoE

nzroar.D DIscovERY o. a SUBMERGED
CgIY NEA1 SF.& AU0U0ftlsE -During the
heavy salss which prevailed last fall, the tide.
on one oceasion. waa driven so low in the
Meth riyee thAt remarkable discovery WAS
made. Abeef Rven miles north Of st. Angus
tine, on tho west shoge Of North river. the re.
mains II az apeient clky were disclosed. Sew
efA wells, walled In with c0quina, are now
vutela under .satesi but the foundations Of
The houses can b. only felt with pole. GU
tAe OCCASION o( the discovery 4 gale had pre-
yAiH, for to9r q Aye days, from the north,
driving the wafer oje Of the river to An ex.
eeut never belGse known. Further investiga-
tious have also thought to light c0quins
Qsarsy - this Mne site; and, what Is the
most f6rnaskab,e, the quarry Is In the midst oi
dense hammock, and which any one can set
now BY taking the trouble 70 20 thsre. The
rock u VI . quality equal to any on Ansstacis
Island, and the quarry has been extensivel,
used, doublessfor the purp Ne Of buiidl ng tht
city, OF settlement one or the other II
certainly was.-&. Augustin. (Fla) Press,
lAnHSo& !
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-20

NORTpHRN Nlsl1oRs TO FLORIDA The
Jasksonville( Fla. Union says that never be-
fore has that city had such M influx Of North
ern visitors as during the past season. and es-
monsSs sa. tns ,sa uur,Hg tne Ra s's y,
one hotel shows for that term 3,8i2 names
That is only one out Of Is hotels and boarding
houses In the city.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-20
ruE TWO MOTHERS.

I. An aged woman visited my study yesterday
.stsrnvon TO tell mo the story OF her hearts agony
and to yet sympathy aud the help Of prayer. and
she said:
any husband died six months ago. Before his
death Eddie was bad, but now he 10 worse"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-20

poplar tres which was supposed to be 200
ysan old, at Hamburg, was cut down last week.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-06-07

INSANITY. An unmarried man by the
name of Samuel Williamson, about So
years of age, residing in the town Of
DodgevilIe, who it appears has been
somewhat deranged in his mind from his
youth, was brought into town last Friday,
by Sheriff Ryan, by virtue of a complaint
made by Williamsons father, stating that
his son was assuming a dangerous atti-
tude, and that it had become necessary
to confne him. He had but recently at
tackled his mother and injured her with a
large butcher knife, and exhibited many
other signs of viciousness. He had fire.
auently wandered in the woods for days,
and during almost one entire summer llv
ed in a cavern of rocks, occasionally going
home for something to eat He had start
ed on one of his aimless wanderings
when the sheriff went out to get him,
and was not overtaken until he had reach
ed Wyoming postofice, a distance OF
about Is miles from Dodgeville. His
hair is long and destitute of care, and al
together the unfortunate man presents a
wild and vicious appearance. He has
since been conveyed to the county farm
and confined in the apartments prepared
for those who are unsafe to run at large
upon the farm.
Week before last we made mention of
religious excitement that was transpirlng
in the town of Ridgeway, and it appears
that one of the participants, Mr.. Henry
Rogers, was so wrought upon that his
mental faculties failed him, and his friends
were obliged to send him to the asylum
for treatment. Mr.. Rogers is man with
a family, is about As years of age, but
of arrangement. He had formerly been
possessed of some strong habits, and re-
solved to abstain from all kinds of strong
drink, not even using tea or coffee, and
also to abstain from the use of tobacco
in any form, after which he fell into 9
Responding and melancholc state, and the
religious awakening, altogether proved toe
much for his nervous system, and he
sank as we have before related He was
conveyed to the asylum on Wednesday
the 10Th, by sheriff Ryan. His friends
and neighbors entertain strong hopes o
his recovery.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-06-07

ray The Mineral Point Democrat says:
"a Mr.. Felker residing in Omro, in this
State, was en- route with company of
Young men bound for Iowa to look for
land. While at this place, as he was tax
ing pail from a wagon, gun in anoth-
err wagon was accidentally discharged, the
whole charge passing through his LETT arm,
and lodging in his coat just over his heart.
He was taken into Mr.. Geib's house, and
DR.. Cronin amputated his arm just below
the shoulder. He will remain in town
until able to return home on the cars.
This accident seems more sad as the
man was with strangers and far from his
wife and friends.n
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-06-07

BUSINESS AS IT SHOULD Be. H. Cart
wright, of Mineral Point, Matchmaker
and Jeweler, thoroughly understands all
the great secrets of advertising. He never
fails to advertise, and has never failed to
perform all he advertises to do. His
show cases and windows are now full OF
Watches, Clocks, and Jewelry to be clean
ed and repaired, notwithstanding he and
his assistant artifcer, Charlie James, new
er cease their efforts to supply the demand
for their skill, and keep up with the work
that comes in. Advertising brings the
work, and skill gives the satisfaction.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-06-07

egF VIM. 7. Henry and Geo. W. Cobb
have commenced work at "Red Rock, !"
below Darlington. Mr.. Henry has been
to Chicago and secured a market at 1925
per foot for the stone, and will establish
yard there. Mr.. John Jenkin in charge
of 10 men is about to, or already has
commenced opening the quarry, and with
in few days tits expected the force will
be greatly increased, derricks erected,
sde-track laid, and boarding house
opened We trust their brightest hopes
may be realized.-M P. Tribune.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-06-07
ID L EI ID.

WRJGGLEsW0RTH-In the village of Oodgeville
on Tuesday afternoon, June 18th, 1872, olive A.
wife of e. T. Nrigglesworth, one Of the Editors o:
this paper.
This iron gate of affection through which the Ed
tor of this paper is now passing, is truly the mos
unyielding of any that falls to the lot OF maj
Ito pass Two years ago he followed to the grave &
lovely and beautiful child one year ago anothei
ollowed and now the mother and wife has gone tt
greet them in that sorrowless land. She was true
christian, an amiable and meek companion, and :
tender and affoc tionate mother, and leaves in al
most uncomfortable anguish husband, and three
children the youngest Of which is but three week.
odd all of whom will receive the kind coincidence
many afectionate and synlpathizing friends.
Being called upon we deposited her body in the
solemn tomb trusting that her spirit is at rest
being assisted by Rev. A. w. Cummings, Pastor o.
the M. E. Church, of this place.
p, =. EDaIUNDs.
lWILCOX-At Middlebury, April 10th, 1872 Rosie
Belle, youngest daughter OF Miles and Emily Viii
cox, aged three years
Sweet Rosie went home in the spring-time.
To dwell in the beautiful sky;
For the father has need of such blossoms,
To bloom in the Eden high.
DAyID-In Highland, May 3d. 1872, of scarle
fever, Jimmie, only son OF X H. ana t'achaet Ia
vid, aged years, months, and 20 days.
sHe was thine and not my own,
Thou hast nor done wrong
thank thee for the precious loan
Afforded me so long,
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-06-07

RUNAwAYs.-A very dangerous runa-
way occurred on the streets last Friday.
A large gray team belonging to Morgan
Jones, of Holly Head, became frightened
while standing near the crossing of Iowa
and Division streets, and ran with great
fury up Iowa street, and before reaching
the court house got on the sidewalk and
ran in front of team belonging to Joel
Whitman, which was tied in front of the
court house, breaking the strap with
which they were tied, and so frightening
them that they, too. ran away. The gray
team passed pell nell between the corner
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-06-07

nG~ A lady from out of town entered
store the other day and seeing the old
proprietor still there, said; "Why, do
you keep this store yet? | thought you
had gone out of the business. I haven't
seen your name or any thing about your
store in the paper for over year now,
and everybody out in our neighborhood
thinks you have gone out Of the bust
ness
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-06-07

RAILRoAD.--Hon. NJ. NJ. Strong is NOV
ing actively to secure the westward extern
sion Of Sheboygan and Fond du Lac rail
road for Mineral Point This road is to
be built to Princeton, and from there it
will branch, one road running to St. Paul
oja Grand Rapids, and the other to the
Mississippi ola Portage and (Mr Strong
hopes) Mineral Point. These roads are to
be built as fast as local aid is secured.