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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-04-12

: TIE HISTORY OF NATIUNAL hEHED1.-
Here the history of the most celebrated tonic of the
age in nutshell. In 1860 it was announced that
certain ombination of vegetable ingredients with
pure dfusive stirnulant, was working wondersIn the
cure of chronic dy spepsia nervous debility liver
complaint periodical fevers, rheumatisna and const
tutional weakness The pretending name given to
the specific was PLANTATION BITFERs The statement
attracted the attention of invalds everywhere. The
new remedy received faI trial. and the results more
than confirmed all that had been said in its praise.
Thenceforward it grand success The business
columns of the pres spread The glorious tar and
WIDE and the MARTYRS to Indigestion. biiousness,
physical prostraton and premature decay if by
common consent, sought relief from the new vegeta
BE restorative. They found ,chat they sought From
that timeto the present the increa the demand
for Plantation Bfters Of the ost strfK
ing events in this age.-fCom.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-04-12
rPERRY DAVIS Pam KfLLER.=Th

years have elapsed since the introduction of
Davis Pain Killer to the public, and yet at
the present time it is more Popular and com
mands q larger sale than ever before. It's
popularity is not confined to this country
alone; all over the world its beneficial eff
fects IN curing thest ills, tia. dashslis heir
to-" are acknowledg led nd appreciatedy and I
as Pain Killer its fame is limited to no
or race, has never been equaled
by, any medicine in Europe or America. 1t
is sold by all IN edicin e,deaierss--{ Conn., 81
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-04-12

--FoR Observation-Disclosures, depres-
sion of spirits, and general bility ingtheirl
variousforms;; also, as preventive aggainst
fever and a gue, and other IN termittent fevers,
the " Ferro-P hosphorated Elixir of Calisaya,"
made by Caswell, Hazard & Co., New York,
md sold by all druggists, is the best tonic,
and as a tonic for patients recovering from
fever or. other sickness, it has no equal
[Com. sds -~~E a q svy
~, CouJGsHHs AND CoLDas.-Thoose Who are
suffering from Coughs, Colds, Hoarse-
ness, Sore Throat, &c.s, should try
g Broion's BrohcAiaz, Troc7ses, ri ~ Com. ia
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-04-12
CIoaks, Suits, Suitings and Trimmings.

The wholesale Cloak house of J. W. Girls
void &2Co., CORNER of Michigan avenue
and jackson street,, have very large and
elegant stock of silk mantles, suits, linens,
grass cloths, lawns, laces and trimmings,
suited to the Spring trade, at prices which
defy competition. 1t is the oldest and most
popular Cloak house west of New York. ICON.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-04-12

CARPESEERs, BUILDERS AND MECHANICS ask for the
PatentStar Bevetand Try square, and take no ether
lsss arg ne pest CIV G. " tA HKIIETT &Cot, qids1sr
Star Tool. Co s. Works West ~Meriden, Conn,
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-04-12
= TS1EEDECAL DTsCOVERX.

YOU have both the preventive and the cure with this
great and good quality, that it will mover, undr any
circumstances, do you any injury ,.,..
No change of diet necessary. Lat to pest yoN
can get, and plenty enough Of it. ~ 80 e.1
DIRECTIoNs FOR UsE.-Adults, one tablespoonful per
day; Children over te1 years. desseu spoonful Cpi-
dren from five to eight Years, teaspoontu AS no o.
rections be applicable to all constitutlons''Se1
sufficient to operate on the bowels twice o day..
Yours truly, DONaLD AENNllD1:
Price $l.56 per bottle. For sale by every druggist
in the United States and British Provinces
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-04-12

THE following we extract from little book on
Chronic Diseases by R. Y. PIERCE, M. D., of
Buffalo, N. Y. Our readers can receive this in
md
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-04-12

The SKEPTICAL CONYINCED.-Every adj
vance in Medicine, every new remedy has
encountered an opposition, which is the
test Of truth Galen and Jenner only We're
believed when they had proved their dis
coveries against opposition. But men are
Observing, and benefits always make be-
LEVERS No incredibly can stand the silent
argum ent of good results, When DR.. Walker
proclaimed that he had produced from the
medicinal herbs of California an Elixir that
would regenerate the sinking system and
cure diseases not organic, the incredulous
shook their heads..ocYet his VINEGAR BIT
TIERS is nowthe Standard Restorative of the
western World. The truth could notbe re-,
sisted. Under the operation of the new
remedy, Dyspeptics regained their health,
appetite and strength, the Bilious and Con-
stipated w,re relieved Of every distressing
symptom, the Consumptive and Rheumatic
RAPIDLY recovered ;sIntermittent and Remit
tent Fevers were broken up !; the faint of
Scrofula was eradcated !afWho could gain
say facts like tn se :. Not even the Faculty,
Skepticism was routed.1 AL doubts as to
the claims of the Bitters to the first place in
the, first rank of modern medicines were
sifenced, and this wonderful preparation is
to-day the most popular Tonic, Alternative,
and Blood Depurent ever advertised IN
yAmeriea. In, common with other journal
lists, we are free to add our testimony to this
remedy. 1t is a domestic medicine, and no
household should be without it. Com.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-04-12

> The only scientific, rational and sue
cessful mode of treating Catarrh in the
head, that has been devised, consists in
applying DR.. Sage's Catafrh Remedy
with Dr.s PiercessA Nasal 'Douche (the
ouly method of5s,reaching the upper
cham bers of the nose) and taking Dr.
,Pisrce's: Golden Medical Discovery as
Constitutional treatment. To, this thor
ough course of treatment the disease
yields as surely as fire is extinguished
by water. The Douche and two medi.
cines fer 81 by all druggists. 59l
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-04-12

ALL heads of families and house
keepers. who would consult economy and
enjoy d luxury should purchase the famous
Halford Leieestershiref Table Sauce. All
good grocers keep lit.-I Conn., ! MI gE
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-04-12

tanning $4,000. TIE runner placed the
hool- o1 the counter. Some one asked him
a onestion, and while answering, his book
was 4sLere~aed another substita d.. NO
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-04-12
Again what the Doctors say
AALHN' 8 lUETG BALsAM
CAUTIO NJ ,

can be akenas fact Let all afflicted ties it at once
So It'll harmless to the most delleate cnllo' .s.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-04-12

FoR DIAMOND TURNING Tools for Trueing Emery
w heels and Gsrindstones address SULLIVAN MACHINE
Co. tlaremont, New Hampshire. s.f-~v,@ So;
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-04-12

TDraIENSE SUCCESS Wanted,
male or female, in every county in the United Stotss
and nadas to sell and most useful Patent;
from one six used in every family 100 percent guar
anteed For samples and terms inclose ten cents to
FERGUSON q CO.. 645 Riverstreet. Troy. N. Y.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-04-12

On Sunday afternoon, the whole of the
st. Thomas street front of the New Or
leans water works reservoir gave way,releas-
ing bulk of5water covering half square
half foot deep, doing much damage Loss
estimated atse$5O 900. The. lower floor. of
many houses in the vicinity were almost
instantly flooded, causing great alarm
among the occupants: n The center walls of
the reservoir Remained firm, so, that only
half the supply Of. water escaped. Stephen
Gibbs, engineer1 of Che locomotive which
run over and killed Henry Case at Louis
Vile on Friday, has been indicted for
murder. v7sgYr5z p -
THE runner of the Citizens Bank of New
Orleans was robbed at the Canal Bank on
Monday morning of. his money book con-
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-04-12
/ law IA Vs.. AND xNrnARGIHD,y q

How many thousands of poor women are snerng
their mex -door neghbor does not know the cause
wish to impress your mind that good old ploNSIps
An ounce OF prevention is better thah pouno "a
-
Wilmington journal., 1872-04-26
A MANLY Ees.,ssasc.

We direct attention to tie lal.y OF lie
Rev. \. L. CoB3 to &n attack @. lie
Raleigh Era. EIr. CoBg WAS .uelpyed by
the Charlotte DesDutch to report the late
speech of Governor VANCE q. &.a.esvil.e,
he being an experienced uh Ho@r"pieI,
which brought o. the attack to winch his
letter refers.
This is just such = response as We should
have expected from that Gentlelnln. We
have known Mr.. CoBB for many years.
Four years we sat beside him in The Gloss
room, and the hich-5oced, Industrious and
honorable boy has Developed into The ,p-
right, accomplished ard Christian NON.
The dissolutc leaders Of I corrupt 4as;y
viii sh yer their slanderou5 darts ia VAIN
against the arnor Of truth ana Iic'y ia
which the object Of their n;al.1e e ,iaj.
Men who drag superanua-ed ministers
from the pulpit into the pol.tical@reAa, hold
Up their hands in holy horror u--&;s.' .
divine helps to support himself and f.nl.ly
by reporting the speech q oGc cf u.- o-5
tiDguisbed orators Of the 6-ste. ILo cs.s@
CATION which they receive is 1c. greater
than they deserve.
Wilmington journal., 1872-04-26

cie-in his second childhood, and has been
dragged into politics TO curry favor with the
MctLedists. He said he never had any de
sire to hold office, bt they nadehim doso
.por IIe was nominated by acclamation.
He las apparently been regularly bribed,
switfthe hope of office, TO prostitute his in
fiuencc as Il Minister of the Gospel in prop
ping up the fortunes Of party whose cor
ruptions have been boundlcss. He promls-
ed Oh the political stand d" to go drend
PRAYING among Tie people dad teachit'9 the
bible and politics"
Jeems Harris also INDUCED in a torrent
of inyectivc against the Ku-Klux Legisla-
ture, but we will not repeat his remarks
The impression at Raleigh was that the
Radical nominations are very weak, not
combining any clements of strength. A
judicious selection Oh the part of the Con
servatives must certainly give us the State
by large majority, if Grant does not IN
terfcre to prevent fair election.
REP
Wilmington journal., 1872-04-26

The eggs Of the mOsquitOe, in India and
America are laid ina bow l-shaped mass upon
the surface ofstagnant water by the mother
fly. After Matching ont, they finally become
the "Wiggletails,' or wrggling worms that
may be seen in the summer in any barrel
Of water that is exposed TO the atmosphere
for any length of time. Finally, they come
to the surface, and the fulltledged mosquito
bursts ont OF them, at first with very short,
limp wings, which in q little while grow in
length and stiffness.
IL is 4 curious fact that tie male mos
quito, which may be known by its feather
ed antennr, is physically incapable Of suck
ing blood
The mosquito is not all unmiti2aied pest.
Although, in the winged state, the female
sucks our blood, aud disturbs mans rest.
in the larvT state the insect is decidedly
ben .ticlal by purifying stagnant water, that
would otherwise breed malaral diseases.
L,nnRus long ago showed that if
you place two barrels Of stagEant and im-
pure water side by side. neither Of them
containing any "wigglctails," or other liy-
ing animals, and cover one Of them over
with gauze, leaving the other one uncov-
cred, 50 that it will soon become full OF
''wiggletails,' hatchcd out from the eggs
deposited by the female mosquito, then the
covered barrel will, in few weeks, be-
come offensive, and the uncovered barrel
will emit no impure and unsavury yapors
Wilmington journal., 1872-04-26

isties, resulting, doubtless, from the fact
that no man was ever elected to the Senate
80 much dislked by the majority as Gov
ernor NANCE, and no contestant was ever
so unworthy as General Abbott. 1t is
fact, and so stated that Governor VANCE
is the only psrson elected to either House
of Congress since the war laboriE2 under
disabilities, who has not been relieved, and
General Abbott is tho only man who ever
applied for a seat in the Senate who re-
cc;ved less than half the votes cast in the
| Legislature.
Senators HILL and MILLER, CT Georgia,
Representatives YOCNG, Of Georgia, SHO-
BER, Of North Carolina, BUTLER, of Ten
! nessee, and others have had their diSabili-
ties removed and they have been seated
ALBERT GALLATIN, Of Pennsylvania,
| General SHIELDS, Of Illinois, DAVID
! YULEE, of Florida, Mr.. THOMAS, Of Mary
/ land, and Governor VANCE, Of North
] Carolina, have each been refused seats in
! the Senate on account of ineligibility, but
| 1t was left to Abbott alone of all the nj
nority candidates to apply for the seat for
which he had been defeated. He had
been reared in a school Of politics that
looked only to success without regard to
the laws Of he country or the dictates OF
honor.
His own friends abandoned him at the
eleventh hour. He has been rcbuffed in a
manner almost without precedent. He is
permitted to return to his dearly beloved
colored constituency without leaving re-
gret from political friend CT foe at his de.
parture.
After his efforts to get years pay it i:
to be hoped this man will sink from North
Carolina politics and find his proper leve
among his New Hanover political ane
social friends.
Wilmington journal., 1872-04-26

revenue, and so adjusted as to make the
burden on the industry of the country as
light as possible; that a reform in the civil
service should be such as to relieve political
action from official patronage; that the
right OF local self-government, the founda-
ton of American freedom, should be re-
asserted, and the cncrOaChncntS of Federal
power checked; and we also believe that,
at this time, Il special duty rests on the
people to do away with corruption in
office. With the hope that tho movement
begun In Missouri may spread through all
the States and influence every political
party, we accept the invitation to meet in
National Mass Convention in the city of
Cincinnati, on the first Wednesday in May
next, and We invite all Republicans who
agree with us to cooperate in our action.
For the purpose ofsecurng proper rep
resentation Of the State Of Illinois in said
/ convention, VIC suggest that the citizens OF
Illinois present at Cincinnati select due
! proportion of their number to represent
this State OH the floor of said convention.
! This call has been sent to only twelve Oi
the one hundred and two counties Of the
State. We regret that want Of time has
! prevented us from giving il Il more general
! circulation.
The above call is sigucd BY over three
hundred leading Republicans Of the State
! the names of some OF whom may he founG
! III the article headed, "The Response from
! Illinois" which we copy from the Chicago
! Tribune in our column OF ''!'olitical Out.
{ look
Wilmington journal., 1872-04-26
Senator Ransom.
[sPECIAL TO THE JOURNAL
WAGETNnroN M.

WASHINGTON, April 24
EDITOR JOURNAL General Ransom was
seated to-day as Senator The right is trium-
phant. Nine cheers for North Carolina! L..
For the first time since THOMAS BRAGG
and THOMAS L. CIINGMAN resigned their
seats as Senator'S in 1861, quite eleven
years ago, North Carolina is to-day repre-
sented in the highest legislative body of the
country by a man chosen as the represent
ative of her people. GRAHAM, MANLY
and VANCE have been elected, but as they
were the representatives Of the sovereignty
of the people their places have been un-
filled. and the creatures OF a military gov
eminent, foisted upon us by the bayonet,
the spawns of Ignorance and vice, have
usupcd the seats once honored by the
great men of our State. "
The telcgraphic announcement will send a
thrill of JOY to the heart Of every good citi-
gen of North Carolina. General NJ. w.
RANSOM, who was yesterday sworn in as
Senator from North Carolina, is repre-
sentative Of the virtue and Intelligence of
the State. lie is a noble son of the State and
a true representative of her people. lie
has grown up among them. He has con-
nccted himself hOnorably with the proud
est pages of her history. He is a gen
tleman of refined Intelligence, a man
of large vi"ws, Of uublemishcd char
acter. IL Mjll do credit to himself
and LIS -. lie who ISLANDERS and vii
l'fe r.. ;.'"tIe in the Senate Cham
byr .ccreant son who nisrepre-
sen:s Us in -ae Senate, and whose name is
q by-word aud reproach throughout the
borders of North Carolina, or the most
yind;;ctiyc hater Of our people in that Jody,
will find that our State has now Senator
who will defend her people as the equal
Of the proudest constituency represented
in that Chamber. .....-.. .f.-f..s t.-.
This Senatorial contest has been marked
throughout with very singular character
Wilmington journal., 1872-04-26
The Charlotte firemen celebrate the
anniversary on the Goth of May.

The Charlotte tirenen celebrate their
anniversary on the Goth of May.
Gov. Graham is in New Berne. attending
the session OF the L. S. District Court,
now being held in that city.
twenty-five hundred tons Of fertilizers
have been received il Wilson county this
spring.
Capt. r. Z. Waring, Of Charlotte, is sug-
gested as candidate for Congress from his
District.
MeSsrs. Shober, Eobbins and Cowlos are
candidates for the Conservative nomination
for Congress in the Seventh District.
The Newbern Journal Of Commerce
suggests the name of Major John Hughes,
of that city, to the Greensboro Convention,
as fitting candidate for Lieut.. Governar.
Col. Thomas ). krnan has been nomina-
ted for Mayor, ami MessrS. L. w. VAIN
right, W. =. Wootcn, w. c. Bolts, J. a.
Tynes and .. LipScolrt for Commissioners
of the town Of Wilson.
Notwithstanding Judge MooIe's furious
political charge, the Grand Jury tailed to
find any bill against the Board of Directors
of the Penitentiary, after a most thor oush
and patient examination of the facts-.Scy,-
ttne}.
At 4 meeting of the Standing COM
mittec" of the Diocese of North Carolina,
recently held i'll this city, Rev. Joseph G..
HuSke, Rector of St. Johns Church, Fay
ettcville, was unanimously elected mem
Der OF said committee, in place of Rev. DIR.
N. a. Curtis, deceased.-Ra{eigh Ne,cS.
The Federal soldiers stationed at Raleigh
are annoying the citizens by drunkenness IS
and furious riding through the streets, to
the imminent peril Of pedestrians. No
protection is afforded by the police. H.
stead Of making arrests, they beg the
soldiers, as faro, please to 90 to camp.
We learn from tic Democrat that the
Rev. j. II. Brandt, who once figured i'll
Charlotte and vicinity as q Lutheran
preacher, school teacher, etc, committed
suicide in Rome, Ga, last week, by shoot
ing himself through the head. He is
spoken of rs having been a man of much
learning.
The ancestry Of Hon. Allen G. Thur
man, at present United States Senator
from Ohio, can be traced to Edenton, this
State, the following appearing in the church
record at that place: '' Married ON Tues
day, 21st May, 1911, by the Rev. James
Boyd, the Rev. Pleasant Thurman to Mary
q. Allen, daughter OF Col. Nathaniel Allen,
of the town of Edenton. '-RdIcigh Ne,rs.
Wilmington journal., 1872-04-26
Grants Ponce

Grant came into power with rccoIlstrllc-
ton all but accomplished, tie long battle
over, and North and South anxious for
peace. What has he done in the nlatter
but inauGurate and pursue policy of hate
Even Congress was weaIy Of WELDING the
lash. On the Ilh Of March, 1871, the
Forty second Congress was organized and
stood ready to adjourn. Even Butler and
BingGam Stevenson and Kelley, had no
outrage 10 adduce. But Grant insisted the
body should remain in Session, aud Oh the
23d Of March sent in "A message asking TIC
passage OF the KIl-KluX bill.
The reluctance OF the two Houses he
oVercdmc by menace and bribery, the cor
rupt use Of the patronage to intimidate
some and seduce others, aud the bill passed
Proclamation upon proclamation of martial
law ensued. Infantry, artillery, and cav
airy were sent on. to make arrests and L
million OF dollars spent to purchase convict
ions. Within few days back the crusade,
which had lulled, has been reopened with
fury, and Grant now demands that the
suspension Of the writ OF habeas corpus,
| which soon expires, be Ie-enarted to be OF
force until the next Presilcntf,, lection be
passed. This is Grant, peace. Ills prori-
Ise he either cannot or will no. iilN.-
New Y ork World.
Wilmington journal., 1872-04-26

We direct attention to the card from
Professor McIvcr, the Superintendent Of
Public Institution, published ihis morning.
It contains a scathing review of some OF
the inside manipulations oftho late Radical
Convention, and an endorsement Of the
course of the General Assembly upon the
subject Of Education, which, emanating from
the source it does, is well worthy OF consid-
eration.
1t appears that Nj. Reid was nominated
for Superintendent Of Public Instruction
because John Pool desired to retain his
brother as President Of the University, and
the immaculate Lazsitcr isl,cd to retain
his salary as Treasurer OF that Institution,
and Mr.. Mclvcr desired to rcorSanizo the
University upon a non-paltisan basis,
and make it again the pride and glory OF
North Carolina.
That Convention disgusted Major VIII
liam \. Smith, the most IOpular man in
the party il the State, by endorsing Gene
raj Abbott, and the United States Senate
has endorsed Major SMITH. The Conven-
ton disguised Professor McIyer by endors-
ing John Pool to the injury Of the cause Of
popular Education in North Carolina, aud
the people will endorse Professor MCIvERs :
by defeating Reid in August. So Wags the
world
Wilmington journal., 1872-04-26
PunsI.On,S Gum Co.to,

Il series Of experiments with an cxplo-
sive called Punshon's Comfortable Gun
Cotton, werc recently made al the London
Scottish Rifle Butts, Wimbledon. The i'll
VcntOr, Mr.. Puushon, claims fOr his gun
cotton: First, n greater degree OF control
liability than has YET been attained in gun
cotton. Second, high penetrativc power:
and Third, greater velocity and lower
trajectory. The possession cf these quail
ties would greatly enlarge the field OF
utility for gun cotton, seeing that it would
be available for not oulythe rifle and heavv
ordnance, but fo. shooting purposes gen
orally. The general opinion of those
present at tho experiments was that the
gun cotton had proved its superiority not
only in propulsive force, but in the small
quantity aBd lightncss Of its smoke-two
very valuable features in actual warfare.
1t is stated to be producible at much less
cost than SIlnpOwder, and To be greatly
safer and more manageable in storage.
Wilmington journal., 1872-04-26
II. G.'s Advice to CoIorcd Men.

NEW ORLEANS, April Is.
The following will appear, by permission,
in the New Orleans Republican tomorrow,
as the duty Of the colOred mon in the
South
Hon. T. ". Con1cdN -Nc'c ONcd1,s:
Sir-I have yours Of the 2lst inst.
think colored people will be benefited, and
should sympaLhile with, tho Cincinnati
Convention, because it tends to free them
from the odilIm Of completely with the vii
lainies and robberies which have been per-
pctratOd i'll the abused ualno OF Rcpubl-
canisn during tho past five years, especially
in the South. The noEstrou5 eXaggera-
ton Of taxes and debts III most OF the
Southern States is the fruit of white VIII
lainy. The thieves who perpetratcL these
rObbercs arc now seeking TO escape the
just puuishmcet of their crimes by bawliug
Justify Grant! ''Grant :" I'm for Grant"
9 Hurlah for Grant The Cincinnati
movement is at deadly feud with these
robbers and their evil deels, let the
honest and uprish. cclored men Join it
then, and thus rid themselves Of crimes
Which others only have perpetrated
ours, HORACE GREELEY.