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LEGAL.
Foreclosure Sale.
„ , . ) In the Circuit Court in
State of W isconsm f h|jd fof Baid ( oun:y aud -
County of lowa, i g tate> 7
George H. Kuhn and Joseph Holmes, execu
tors of the last will and testament of Edward
T. Hastings, late plaintiff herein,
vs
Homer B, Snow and Ann B. Billings, represen
tatives of Henry M. Billings, deceased.
No7’7i'E is hereby given that by virtue of
and pursuant to a Judgment of Poreclos
ura and sale rendered in said Court in the above
entitled action on the Ifith day of September,
A. D. 13C2, I will, on Saturday the 30th day
of Januaty A. D 1863, expose for sale and sell
ai public auction, at the front door of the Court
House in the Village of Dodgeville, in lowa
County Wisconsin, at 2 o’clock P. M ofsa ; ddiy,
the following described mortgaged premises, or so
much thereof as shall be sufficient lo.aiitfy the
amount of gaid judgment, interest coots and
costs of sale, to-wit:
7'he following described real estate situate
lying and being in the County of lowa and
Btate of Wisconsin, and more parliculaily des
cribed as follows, to-wit; 7’be west half of
Iha south-east quarter of section fourteen [l4]
containing eighty [.*o] acres ; the west half of
the south-east quarter of section iwenty-iwo
[on] containing eighty [bOj acres ; the south
east quarter of section twenty-three [231 con
hundred and sixiy [l6o] acres; ihe
sou lb -we hi, quarter ( >f section tweniv four [24]
coiUid , 'g one hundred and sixty [l6o] acres;
ths north-west quarter of section twenty six
/ft6] contai. ing one hundred and sixty [l6o]
All of the above described tracts of land
lying in township s x [6] north of range one [l]
east of the fourth [4thl principal meridian. Also
the cast half of the south-east quarter of section
twenty [2o] in township seven [7] north of
range aforesaid, containing eighty [Bo] acres;
and the west half of the sonth-west fiaclional
quarter of section six 16] in township eight north
of range aforesaid, containing sixty-eight [6B]
aert sand forty lumdredtsof an acre.
Dated, Mierlff’s Office, Dodgeville Wisconsin,
October 20th, A I). 1862.
GEOIIGE iUESSERSfI/rni.
Sheiiffof lowa County Wis.
Sil/.ILL & COGSW ELL,
Altoruejs for Plaintiff. i.6-3in
I\ PKOBATK-lOWA CO. COURT.
In the matter of the Estate of Louis Lebonty
deceased
On reading and ft inglhe pi rit ion of Margar
et Lebonty of lowa County, representing
among other things that Louis Lebonty, fate
of lowa County, on tlie Fourteenth day ol
November, A. D 1802, died intestate, leiving
goods, chattels and estate within this County,
and that .'lie the petitioner is the widow’ ol
said deceased and praying 'hat administration
of said estate bt’ to her granted It is ord red
that the proofs of said instrument be heard
hefoie the Judge of this ( ouit on Monday the
15th day of December, A. 1) 18(52, at Ihe Pro
bate Cilice in the Village of Dcdgeville.
And it is furthher ordered that notice thereof
he given to all perso s interes'e' by publish
ing a copy of this order for three week? suc
cessively, prior to s lid day hearing, in the ol
Dodgeville Chronich.a weekly newspap per.
printed and published at the Village of Dodge
'll I e in said Coun ly.
Dated November 19th 1802.
S. B, ANS LEY
n!0 3w. County Judge.
John I’. Phomns. ")
I’l iiulilT, !
against
John L. Roberta nml
Gnenfred Roberta, Ida
wife, Alonzo Child,
Eben G G bs, Pearly
A-Child, E 1 Wiliam
Fox. Stephen C. Mnn
„ur,7’homas S.Y oung,
Alex Young, Charles
il Wood, D C. Man-i
uv, C Young, Charles
Pernne, Oliver Ren
nett, James B, Fisk,
William Garnett. Au
gustus Knight. Charles
Collins, Samuel N.
Kellog, Eliab B. Kir
by, Charles' Kirtland
and" Benhard Gold
smith.
i
Defendants. J
Tlc Slate of Wisconsin.
TO John L Roberts and Gueufred Roberts
his wife, Alonzo Child. Ebon G Gibs, Pearlv
A. Child. K U'illmm Fox Stephen C. Wunser
Thomas S. Young, Alex. Young, Charles 11.
Wood. I)- C. Manny, C. Young, diaries Per
rine, Oliver Bennett, James B. Fi-k. William
Garnet, Augustus Knight, Chus. Collins, Sam
;>J_ K Hogg.' Eliab B Kirby, Charles Kirtland
and Benhaid Goldsmith,
Defendants.
tt()0 are hereby summoned and r<quire
\ ed to answer the complaint of John
P 7’h iims Plaintiff which was fi ed in thr
office of the Clerk of the Gircuit Court in and
f,,r the County of lowa.on the 2nd dav of Decent
bar ISG2, vvhere'lhe same remains on fi e. and to
srve a co,v of your answer on (ho sub-criber,at
tlie Law Oliice of Samuel W. Reese.in the viN
l, geo f Dodge villa, lowa County, and State
of Wisconsin, within twenty and iys alter the
service of this summons, exclusive of the day
of service, and if you fail to answer said cone
plaint ashereoy required, the plaintiff will ap*
p| v ~, the Court for relief Demanded in the
conv'aint.
Dated December Ist, If'fK
SAM Li EE W- REESE
nil'■fin** Plaintiff’s Attorney
Taken Up>
BY the subscriber In (he town of A
Linden, near the Count)’ Farm ijUTV
on land owned by him on nr about the /.I, { \
SO h day of November, oiuTighl baj h< rse c<!<
ab ut 1 i years old, while star in fore e >d. b ack
man* and light colored legs the owner will ideas ■
call prove piopei ty, pay chargts and lJ;e him
l " Va> ’ S7'EPI!EN POI.KiNGIIORN.
Taken Up.
By the subscriber, residing in the
town of Dodgeville. ihr. e miles "xffc...
cast of t'.e village* on land owned by hmi, in
said town, on or about (he 2!hh day of No
vember IS6i, two yearling calves, otic black
steer, and one red and white heifer.
Also, on the Bth day af Dec mber, one red
steer, about one \ ear old
n i3-4w OWEN C. JONES.
Strayed
M the premises of the si bscriber
' res ding in the town of Dtidjj*vd e "
mi or about the last week in last Ooto-^JLfc—J
her, a horse Colt about eighteen mouth- oil
bIaCK, with white star in forehead, and a ltl*
white about tlie fetlocks of the hind feet. i4n\
person giving notice where said coUcan be oh
lamed, will much oblige the subscliber and wi
be suitably rewarded.
Dated Dodgevtlle Dec. 4th 1P62.
n!3-4 E VAS W IHLLIAM?.
Something Worth Having.
k GOOD
3-. JT. CORNISH
WOULD respectfully inform the public that
he is prepared to take
AmDrotypes, Melainotypes,
CARTE I)E VIBITEB,
V T iews of Residences, Locket Pictures taken
and old pictures copied, he is fitted up expressly
for the business, having a skylight, an indis
pensible article for gelling a good picture.
Please call at the car nearly opposite the
Court House and see his Premium Pictures.
Dodjjeville, November 13th. 1861.
. FAIRBANKS’
Jlrn fcTANOABD
Ja-SCALES
0F ALL KINDS
Also , Warehouse Trucks, Letter Prestsce, <£c.
Fairbanks, tireculcaf & Cos.
\o IT* Lake Street, CHICAGO.
QCFBe carelul to buy only the genuine. [3B
PEUGEOT'S
WHOLESALE
TOY HOUSES.
Christmas Toys and Yankee
Motions.
108 LAKE STREET\ CHICAGO.
WK o fler lor sale this season the largest
assortment of
FANCY GOODS k TOYS,
ever imported by us. We have
Dutch toys,
French toys,
American toys.
Swiss toys,
Tin toys.
Toy Guns, Swords. Pistols, Drums,
Puzzle blocks,
Pudding Blocks,
Chess, Dominoes.
Noah's Ark, with all creation,
Swiss towns,
Fiench Villas,
Menageries,
Dogs, Cats, Sheep, &c
Wax Dolls as large as life,
Dolls without natural hair and eyes,
Dolls that Laugh,
Dolls that Cry.
And all the new and ingenious TOTS that
the combined skill and industry of Die world
can supply.
We have on hand the largest and best se
lected itcck of
■Stait or Wisconsin,
lowa bounty Circuit
Court.
Summoih for
Uc<icf.
The Plaintiff desires
t!ie trial of this action,
if any there be, to be
bad in the County of
lowa.
CHKIITMiI GOODS
suited to the country trade that has ever been
brought to this market, to which they invite
ihs attention ot
CLOSE BUYERS,
as we are determined to n ake this the place
lor Cash Buteus to invest their mosey.
Call or Send
your orders and be convinced, that our stock
is the m
LARGEST IN THE CITY,
our prices are lower than any other house in
Chicago.
Remember the name and number,
PEUGEOT'S GPEAT VARIETY
STORE 108 LAKE ST. , CHICAGO.
nUm2
SINGER & CO.’S
Letter A Family Sewing Machine,
WITH ALL THE RECENT IMPROVEMENTS
IS the REST anti cheape t and Mt ST
BEAUTIFUL of all Sewing Machines. This
vluchiue will sew anything, from the running
„fa luck in T oletan to the making of an
Overcoat —anything from Pilot or Beaverclolh
down to the softest Cause or Gossamer Tissue,
and is ever ready to do its work to perfection-
It can fell, hem. hind, gather, tuct, quill, and
has capacity for a great variety of ornamental
work. This is not the only Machine that caw
fell, hem, bind, and so forth, but it will do so
hotter tlian any other Machine. 'I he Letter
“A’’ Family Sewing Machine may be ban in a
great variety of cabinet cases. Ihe Folding
Guso, which is now becoming so popular, is. as
its name implies, one that can be folded into a
box or case, which, when opened, makes a
beautiful, substantial, and spacious table for the
work to rest upon. The cases are of every
imaginable design—plain asihe wood grew in
os native forest, or as elaborately finished as
•ut oan make them.
Send for a copy of “SrstCER & Co.’s Ga-
ZtTVE.”
1. M.SiAGEU Sc CO.,
4aß Broadway N, V-
The branch offices are well supplied with
iik twist, thread, needles, oil, etc-, of the very
*esl quality. Milwaukee Office,
n39J *o. 17 House.
AMERICAN
PRIMITIVE METHODIST
MAGAZINE.
rHIS PERIODICAL is printed at the of
fice tf the Chronicle, Dodgeville, it is
sued once a month as the church organ of
he Western Conference of the P. M. Con
nection. Its price is one dollar a year, and
may be had of any of the preachers of that
denomination, or by applying at this office. *
A Remarkable Young Lady.
o
iiISS TENESSEE CLAFLIN.
DOCTRESS
AND
CLAIRVOYANT.
This Young Lady, who was once called the
<* Wonderful Cuii and,” has been traveling in
the United Stales since she was eleven years
old, and has been endowed from birth with a
supernatural gift to such an astonishing degree
that she convinces the most skeptical . of her
wonderful powers, aid when required will go
into an unconscious stale, and hunt up absent
friends, whether dead or alive, and through her
they will tell the enquiring friend their situa
tion and whereaboats, with ail the events of
life since they last met. together with the
past, present or future events in life; also of
lost mouefy or property, identifying the per
sons concerned with so much certainty as to
scarcely leave a o iubt of guilt.
'Phis young lady is a physician indeed. She
can see and point cut the medicine to cure the
most ob>lina#e diseases, even those that have
for yeais bailed the skill of our best physicians
such as:—
Oiptheria, diseases of the throat and lungs,
diseases of the stomach, neuralgia, sick
headache, dropsy in the chest, asth
ma, fits or falling sickness &c ,
and can direct salves and
liniments to lie made and
used that will cure, o il fioies,
fever sores, cancers, rheumatism,
catarrh, sprains, weakness in the
back and limbs,
And other comp-lainls of long standing and
has performed astonishing cuers upon those
who have long since lost their
FICTUKE.
Sight and Hearing,
or nearly so by disease. All forms of female
Complaints attended to with ureal success.
During - her travels she has cuicd hundreds w ho
were on the verge of the grave, who are now
living and enjoying good health, ill rough her
-dull and tuccessiui treatment. Satisfactory
references will be cheerfully given when re
quested. She will guarantee to make perma
nent cures in till casts the undeitakes. Her
intu’e of examination is with a clairvoyant eye,
w hen she tells invalids ol iheir diseases and sit
nation w : lh great certainly and satisfac ion,
so much so as to merit and receive the confi
dence of all who consult her. Hie also an
swers letters pertaining to life and health with
great satisfaction, and sends medicine by Ex
press, when required.
This young lady can truly be called a Proph
etess as well as a Doetress, for Iter wonderful
predictions, and the complete fulfillment of her
former revelations in reference to life and health
and terminaiion of diseases and mheiwse,
Lawyers, Doctors. .Ministers and many other
scientific men have consulted her upon matteis
ufh gh importance, and given evidence of ilieir
entire satisfaction. Hie is now stay ing with
her parents at
No. iO Harrison St. between Wabash and
Michigan Avenues, where she may be consult
ed upon all matteis pertaining to life and health
and diseases of the human system
Consultation fee, one dollar. n9ly
Chicago, Illinois.
J EWEE R Y
AT—
WHOLESALE!
REASONS why we can sell Jcweliy at
lower prices th in any other house west of
New York:
1 s. We m .nufacture our own goods.
2d. Goods that we buy of other inanufac
urers are purchased at the
LOWEST CASH PRICES.
3d. Wesel! forOASH, therefore our custom
ers are n.it obliged to pay other people's debts
Merchants, Auctioneers, and Peddlei* are
invited local! ant! examine our stock or
SEND FOR CIRCULAR
containing (nil list of prices.
N. B.—An assortment of
GOLD, SILVER
AND
PLATED WATCHES
kept constantly in band.
J. 11. Bit ICE, Sc CO.,
nl-m3 HiG Lake M. Ch.cago Ills.
To Consumptives.
r pilE Advertiser, having been res-
I tored to health in a few weeks, by a very
simple remedy, alter having suffered several
years with a sivere lung affection, and that
dread disease, Coitsumplion—is anxious to make
known to bis fellow->uftVrers the meant.of cure
7o all who desire it tie will send a copy of ihe
prescription used (free of charge), with the di
rections for preparing and using '.he same, which
they will find a sure Cure for Consumption,
Asthma, Bronchitis. &c. 7’he only oi j-ct of
the advertiser in sending the Prescription is to
hem fit the afilicied, and spread information
which he conceives to be invaluable, and he
hopes every sufferer will try his remedy, as it
will cost them nothing, and may prove a blessing
Parties wishing the prescription will please
aJdress
Re\, Edw4ri> /i. Wilson,
Williamsburg,
n6-3in Kings County, New York,
Notice.
Paul Jeardoe bavin? left his notes and ac
counts in my hands tor collection, all per
sons knowing themselves indebted to him, will
please call and settfc the same immediately.
Dated Nov. 17it I BS2
nlO L. M. Stroks.
p. A- GRIFFITHS,
deai.eh in
DRUG-Sj
Medicines, Chemicals, Pu ms. Oils, \ aninhes,
t urpentine.. Dye Woods .Glass and Putty, To
bacco and Cigars.
JUS T RECEIVED.
Anew ami extensive stock of
iflflf Hfi&T*
Wines and Btandiesfot Mcuuai thij oees
Toilet and Fancy Articles; Fine Brushes, Soaps
of all kinds.
Perfumers, Spices, School Books
PATENT MEDICINES,
lias just received, and will keep constantly on
band, a well selected assortment of such arti
cles as are enumerated above, and all others
usually kept in a Drug Store, which will be
sold at the lowest prices. Thank (u! for past pat
ronage he solicits a continuance of ihe same
O' Physicians’ prescript ions ac a rate/y dis
pense-d by an experienced Druggist.
Dodgeville, Uct. 30,
Effects of Irregularities Avoided.
—Too much eating and drinkiag. new habits
and inodes of life of en produce irregularities
in the bowels and general beaiih of the system
But BitANDi-Tii’s ills will soon cute, the
sioinack will regain hs strength and a healthy
action of the system will be restored. No Men
ici.NEs are equal in usefulness lo the
Brandreth’s Pills,
Brandreth’s Universal Salve &
Allcock's Porous Plasters.
Every man of she Finn Zouaves had a box
of Rkandketti's <‘ills a box of Universal
Salve and an Allcock's IVu rs Plaster pu
in their knapsack free of expense. And lo this
fact rnav ne attributed the ahs-nce of any of
This Regiment from the hospital
Every Soldier should haves box of Brand
reih'a Pills a box of Salve, ami piece of Porous
Plaster They are SURE lobe useful, often
lile-savmg
The safest and Beit.
Preparation ihat can be used upon the flair
for imparting to it a natural shade of brown 01
h ack , is
Christadoro’s Hair Dye.
Ii corrects die had eIF cts of oilier d'es, nour
ishes ihe Hair, is easily applied, peiforms da
work iiintiinlaiienusly, audits presence,to tne
observer, it mains an
Impene rable Secret.
Manufactured by .1 i KI '>T ADO UO, (i
Asioi house. New York. Sold everywhere,
and by all I lair i ■ ressets*
Pr.ce, ,$ 1, $ 1,60,and per box, nccor
to size. nil 1m
Pristadoro’s Hair Preservative,
Is Invaluable widi Ins Dye. as it hope Ms the
almost soilness, the most beautiful gloss, and
great vitality to the 11 u : r.
Price 50 cents, sl,aud $3 per bol.le. ac
cording to size, nay 1.
D}.sp<-p>ia (;oi; l suiii|)li(iu and Fits
ASb 11F, Cure for lliot-o rlistret-sinjj corn
plaints is now made known in a “Treaties
on I'oiiKw.N and Native Heiihai. Piiki*-ra
tions.” published by lu. >. (’helps 13■< w.\.
Ihe preset i'Uion. fun.ished him by a young
Clairvoyant girl, while in a slate of trance, has
cured everybody who has taken n, i.ever hav
ing failed in a single case. 1. is equally sure in
cases of Fits aw ot Dyspepsia ; and the ingre
die: Is iney he found in any drug store. Those
who are i fllicicd w ith t eEsmi )>ii<>n, Mronehiiit
or Athsma, may als >he cured by die use l my
Herbal Preparations. I will send ibis valuable
presetiption tree to any person on receipt ol
heir name. Addicts, DR. O PHELP>
BROWN, No. 10 Grand •Street, Jersey Guy,
N. J r.TD'y
WESTERN HOTEL
Main Street, Dodgevilie, Wis-
I'M E uudersignt t would respectfully
f.Mu.k fora share-of the public patron
n g* t - His (.able will always bt fur
nished in good taste, and bis rooms
are large and airy, and in every department
the : nleniion wlibe to const!lt the comfort and
wishes of his patrons. Good stables and atten
tive osth-rs always in readiness.
Boarders by (he day or week furnished with
all necessary convenb-nnes at reasonable rates
tLT Mages leave ibis house daily, north atm
south.
nl—ly. John R Roberts.
d&V H IHK liRK ‘ T ( ’ AU 'K 0F
human misery.
J nst Pub ish-d in a ■ eaicd Envelope ■ Fr ee G clg
A LECTURE BY Du CULVER WELL
O.s I ill-, ( \L K \NI) <’UKE of Speima—
torrhre. < o )i; nnrtpiion, Menial and Physical
De l)i ity, Nervousness, Epilepsy; Impaired Nu
trilion of the Body ; Lassitude, Weakness of
Wie Limbs and the B ck ; Indisposition, and
Incapacity lor study arm Labor j Dullness ol
Apprehension ; Less pi Memory ; A\e sion to
.Society; Love of NiliTmie; ?’imi< ily ; .'ell-
Uisinist ; Dizziness; Headache. Affections of
the Eves; Pimples on ihe Face; Invo'ni iary
Emissions ; and Sexual Incapacity; the Con
sequences of Yontblnl Imlisciefiorl &c .&c ,
ISP 1 1 his admirable Lecture He.iily proves
• hit the above enumerated, often seli afflo led
evi ! s. may be n moved without medicine and
wit;.out dangerous surgical operations, and
should be read by every youth and every nnui
in ;he land.
Sent under seal, to -any address, i t a plain
sea'eil envelope, on the receipt .! six cents or
two postage stamps, by addressing
mil-iy t HAm .1 C KLINE &Cos
127 Bowery, New York, Post Otlice U,,x 4.*>i>6
Taken Up
Bv t lie sob-ciiber, in Coon Hoi
low. Ti-wn oi Aiena, lowa T.T't’N
• voniv, one Bay itfare t.b ut fourteen L Vs\
hands high, two white bind ft ttocksVn bone
spavin in ihe hock joint on the rg‘t hind
some while spots on the back supposed to ba/e
been by the ."'addle, and Minposed to be about
eleven or twelve years of *ge, he owner is
requested to call prove property, pay charges
and take her away.
HENRY WITZEL.
Mortgage Deeds constantly on hand and Aj
t Twig OrncE.
To Destroy Rats, Roaches, ‘fc.
To Destroy Mice,. Moles and Ant*.
To Destroy Red-Bugs.
To Deslsoy Molhs in Furs. Clothes &c.
7 o Destroy Mnsquitoes and *‘‘^ e
To Dertray Insect* mi Plants and fowls.
To Destroy animals &c
To Destroy Every form and species of Ver
min.
THK
‘'ONLY PEIIABLE REMEDIES KNOWN.”
D stroys Instantly
EVERY FORM AND SPECIES OF
VEHJUMJr
Those Preparations (unlike- all others) are
“Free from Poisons”
“Not dangerous to the Human Family,”
“Ruts do not die on the premises-”
“They come out of t heir holes to die.”
“They are the only infallible remedies known
“ 12 yeais and more established in N Y,Ci!y’
Used by the ( ity Post Office.
Used by the city prisons and station hon e
Used by me city steamers ships &c.
Used by the city hospitals alms houses &.c
Used by the city hotels—'Astor’— ‘til.
N icholas,’ & c.
Used !>y the boarding houses, &c. &,c.
Used by more than 50,000 Plivate f un
ifies.
O’Sec one or two specimens of what Every
where sold by the People. — Editors
Dealers, *\c.
Hocsmkfepers—troubled with vermin need
b” so no longer, if they use “Cobtaii’s” Exter
minators. tVe have used it to our satisfaction,
and if a box cost §5 we would have it IVe
had tried poisons, but they < ff cied nothing; hut
ostaii’s” ariicle knocks ihe breath out of
Unis, Alice, Roaches and Red Rugs, qu ek- i
than we can wiile it It is in great demand all
over die country,— Medina \ ()\ Gazette .
Mi -a k Grain and provisions are destroyed an
11 ua 11 y in Gram County by Vermin, than won and
pay for tons ol this Rat and insect K.l.er.—
Lancaster ( H is) Den old,
Henry U. Costar —We art selling your pie
pantiions rapidly. Wherever ihe\ ti .ve been
used, Rais. Rice, Roaches and Vermin disap
pear rapidiy. Eckek &. >t- uff r
Druggists, V\ indsor, Aid.
'CoAmV Rut, Roach, &o. Exte-mmator.
“I ’ OSIHI'V’
‘Guslar's” Beb-bug Exterminator.
“CoStni'V’
* CostarV’ EK?ctiic Powders for h,sects &o.
In 2 o bOc,and $1.01) Boxes. Bottle? Au F asks
!SJ,UO and six s (dr I’luoiutions, .ships
Boats, Hotels to; , \c.,
CAITIO\ 111 T and prevent the public from
being impost and upon In Spurious and II ghhj
I*l l menus Inn till ioiiS. a in vv label has be. n
pr.-pu ed. b. ai mg a facsimile ol the Piopne
tor’s signature. Examine each b nx-buttle, m
fl uk carefully before pincliasing, and lake noth
log but 4 *<. Uttliil *??
JjT Sold Kiirrywhere —by
All Wholes tie Druggists in lire large cilie:
Some of lhe
Wir ’l.esai.e Agents in New York Gity
Shictlclin Brothers & Hand, Kislcy & Kit-
Cos. chen.
[}. A. Fahnstock, Hull Bush, Gale & Robln
& Go. | son.
A. B. & D. Sands & Cos M. Ward, Close & Cos.
Wheeler & Hart McKisson it Rbbbius.
James S. Aspinwall. 1). S. Barnes & Cos.
Morgan & Allen. F. C. AVi-lls & Cos.
Hall, Ruckle & Cos, Lazelle, Marsh & Gar-
Thomas & Fuller. dner.
P. D. Urvis. Hall, Dixon &, Cos.
Conrad Fox.
And others.
Philadelphia. Pa.
T. W. Dyott A Cos. Robert Shoemaker &
ii. A. Fahnestock & Cos.
Cos. French, Richards &
Cos.
And others.
B< ston. Mass.
Geo. C. Goodwin & ColWeekos & Potter.
M. S. Burr A C. (Jno. Wilson, Jr.
And oihers.
Also, All u<>lf>alk Druggists at
Chicago. 111.,
St. Louis. Mo.,
Detroit. Mich ,
Louisville. Ky.,
and by
Druggists, Grocers, .storekeepers and Retailer,
generally in all Country Towns and Villages.
In the
UNITED STATES,
AT
Doimrmu, m
CT Sold by
P. I GRITFITHS
AND
W B bF%im i& m
w * u & %ii %
And by the Druggists, Storekeepers and Re
lailt-rs generally.
XT County Dealers can order as above.
Or add r**ss oriF-is direct [>>r if Prices.
Terms, &c , is desoed, (TT’send for [ lbt>2
Circular, giving redt.ced Prices] to
Henry IL ( imtar.
Principal Depot—No. 4bi Broadway, Nev
York. jit?ms
NEW GOODS
FOR THE
SPRING & SUMMER TRADE.
rpHE UNDERtiIGNE*' would respectfufiy
X inform the public that they are nowreceiv!
ing from New Yoik City, and will self at their
two stores :n Dudgeville, an extensive stack,
DRY GOODS
GROCERIES,
itifi A
© !E in ® ili ts av,
YANKEE NOTIONS, & e '
Which they they -. ill sell at such lov,- ra;e((
asio meet ihe exigency of the times
No store in the County can oiler greater in,
ducemenis to purchasers.
READY-.. ADE CLOTHING,
Of substantial manufacture, which they ~JVr
CHEAP FOR CASH!
(This cloihing is not eastern slop works, big
is made at their own Tailoring Establish
ment.)
Gents’ Clothing Made (o Order!
From the highest to the lowest grades of Cloths,
Cassimeres, Atc., and
WARRANTED TO FIT OH NO SALE!
7 h nk fui for past favors \ve solicit a con-
Initiation of your patronage
LE \N,THOMAS Sl CO.
Dodgevllle, May Bth, 1802. n 34 if
CHICAGO,
T. S. BAKER & CO.,
Commission Brokers and Coinimsson Mer.
chants. L’ealers in Real Estate &. Alerclme
MERCHANDISE.
We have on hand most of ihe lime (as
Brokets) ti locks of Goods, such as Haidwice,
Dry goods, v*. aicims Jewelry, Clotting, Bmu
& tilloes. We have how on hanJ a Mick it
a-,rib off uperior Groceries, (j,m.
piis.ng tiugais. Teas, Coffee, Tobacco, \c,
iVc. which will be. sold at the regular (juuled
who esale prices for Cash j land.
COFFLE.
We are no ing ns \gents for the manufu-
Hirers of >uperior (>round Java Coffee ln,.||
recall sell for 2.> cents (ter pound lor 1 ( usli
tf land. i his Cofl-e wiii give gene.ol satis
t o;,ion..is c.'iii be tested by sending (or a sample
Il will b; soid in lots to sun ijie (uircluisfr
In the place of land we will take Horses, H ag>
ons, Buggies or Produce with cash
PRODUCE,
or other property sh pped to ns will be st-id ae-
Cording to uisnuclions &. mails remitted at
cording it. older
G'ir corn nissions in ail cases wi l ! b• r. ,sn
hie & satisfactory A dress with a siuui|i.
r. Baker eV ( o.
No. 124 Ivaiulolj h ft.
tll-if P'*. Box 2>29.
Guardian
3.\ PROB ATE-lO'.Va CO. COURT.
In the mattes of be Guardian.-hip .f Mary,
Peter and ('alhe. Casserly, miner liein
of 11 nah t’nsserly n. Bi and
NO ! ICE is hereby t ven that by virtue am
puisunice of nn order of I c- use made in
and ii.atier on ihe Seconu day oftlcnbr .i’
! Bb2,bv i he Conn y Com I ofsaid County the tin
derstgiod will on -atuiday the 2Uili d;o at
December next ensuing, at one o’clock in tin
Afternoon of said day at the front door nf tit
• ourlhon.se, in | o village of Dodgeville ofl- 1
for sale ai public vendue the fallowing d,’Bjriti
ed lands to wit.
The east half of the north-west quarter 1
■fection number two /fit Town number five (■'
linage four east conn ining Seventy-fun
and one-half |744) acres. Excepting a rightu
way (adjoining ihe north line to (he pub.
road,) two rods wide.
7 he terms of sale will be made known at l' i:
lime aid place of sale
Dated November 24tb, li-62.
PETEK CASSERLY.
nf 1-3 w Guardian.4c
JWBt MANHOOD;
H> w L< st! lio Rksiob*! l
Just Published in a sealed Emclopr. l >r,i
sjx Cents.
\ LEC T UHE on die Nature, Tea
il iiient, and Uadical Cure of .Spermatorr!>*
or Seminal Weakness, Involuntary ICniissinn
Sexual Debility, and Impediinenis to
generally, Nervousness, Consumption, Kpiler*
and Fits; Denial and I’hys cal Incapacity; 1
suiting from self-al use, &c.— liv **OH7.
CULVER V\ ELL, M. D., Amhorof the Gttt
Bonk, tj-c.
The, world renowned author, in (his admit 1
b!e Lecture, clearly proves by his own Mpt ;
euce that the awful consequences of self-nt®
may he elfi ctuaily removed without medici
and without dangerous surgical operation, bop
lust'umenis, rings or cordials, pointing ,lU .
mode . f cure ai once certain and efT'-ctnab■
which evei y sufferer, no matter what hi* c, |
dition may be. may cure himself che#! 1,
privately, mid radically. This lecture "
ptove a boon to thousands and thousands
under seal, in a plain envelope, to a *
addiess, on the receipt of six cents, or !
postage stamps, by addressing,
it. CUAS.J. C. KLINE,
127 liowery. New York, Poai Olfice Box,
Taken up.
BY the subscriber residing in Garri
►on's Grove some three miles east Tj
of the village of Dodgeviile, on or
about the Ist of Nov. 1*62, a white ©off *
Blits in her ears, red neck, from tour to six! ;
old. The ovyuer will please call prove pnf
py charges and take her away.
nl i-dn JOHN WILLIA*