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Written for tl* Chronicle.
WOMAIT.
Woman is all a fleeting show,
For man’s delusion given ;
As certain ones have cause to know,
Who mend her, —for a living.
Come and inspect this work of art.
Dissect the charming creature;
From hand to foot, from head to heart,
Close scan each well-made I aturc.
The borrowed tresses, on her head—
Her teeth, of patent latest —
The lovely tints of white ami red—
proclaim the‘skillful artist.
The swelling form of Nature's fount
Is well supplied by padding.
While cushions full her hips surmount —
A graceful form—of wadding !
Tight corsets shape her tender waist,
As cotton does her stocking ;
While hoops and skirts hide all the rest,
That will not bear exposing.
To sec her stripped of all her charms.
Revealed as Nature left her;
You'd scarcely find, in your alarm,
Y'our charmer in the spectre.
There are, a few who dress with care
Their persons, fair and graceful ;
And heighten all '.heir beauties rare,
With garments neat and tasteful.
But they are few and far between. \
1 wish the)’ were more plenty,
That there example might be seen
And felt, in town and country.
“W.”
Wauzeka, Wis., October 20th, 1805.
Prom Austrilia.
Through the kindness of a friend we arc
furnished with a copy of the Melbourne
Post , from which we gather the following
items, which will doubtless be of interest
to some of our readers. The Post says :
“The fearful waste of life by mining ac
cidents continues unabated, and the gov
ernment do not seem to apprehend the ne
cessity for vigorous legislative interferanec.
The notorious bushwhacker Morgan
has been shot by a company of citizens in
the act of capturing him.
Trade is still depressed. Provisions
are very high, and the wages of labor have
not risen in porporti on. In the rural and
ndning districts the long drought is caus
ing considerable distress, and the prospects
for tho poorer classes for the winter is not
very encouraging. Still the gqpat revival
of mining prosperity, which is evidently
impending, must inevitably bring with it
great benefit;' Although the want of was
ter has been a great drawback to mining
operations, the receipts still continue very
large. During 18(id, the quantity of Vic
torian gold exported was 1,545,449 oz.
against 1,626,956 oz for 1805.
An important gold-field has been dis
covered on the western coast of the Mid
dle Island, within the province of Canter
bury. A great rush from the various towns*
and settlements has taken place.”
Tin: Toma n ano S'i. Croix Railroad.—
The Jackson County Banner says a con
tract has been entered into between Mr.
Baldwin and Messrs. Fisk and Steel, of
New York, by which the building and
completion of the entire line of railroad
from Toman to Lake St. Croix, within two
years from the first day of December next,
is assured. The building of the road will
commence at Hudson. Some changes have
been made in the Board of Directors,which
now stands as follows, with Pliny Fisk,
Esq., as President.
Jilack River Falls—ML T. Price.
Ban Claire —J. <>. Thorp, It. F. Wilson.
Mcnomonie —Win. Wilson, John 11.
Knapp.
Hudson—M. A. Fulton, John Comstock,
D. B. Baldwin.
Philadelphia—Pliny Fisk, M. S. Buck
ley
Jersey City—E, P. Hatch.
New Y'ork—Win. B. Hatch, L. J. Mer
rill, Daniel C. Fisk, Walter Lawson.
Tire Girard Estate and Coli.eue. —The
income of the Girard estate, in Philadel
phia, is now about $-200,000 a year, and
still increasing. On the first of January,
18(14, there were 445 pupils in the institu
tion, and SCO on the first of January, 18fi5,
when 37 vacancies existed. During 18(54
twenty were bound b} r indenture of ap
prenticeship; seven on trial, waiting agree
ment between the employers and pupils to
become their apprentices ; nine died; three
had their indentures cancelled, and thirty
were expelled. In February last there
were 143 applicants for the benefits of the
institution, although twice during the past
four years every applicant was admitted
into College.
Freaks of an Insane Man.—A few days
since, an insane man in Tarrytown, N. Y.
was about to shoot his housekeeper, winn
she calmly said, “Mr. Lindenherger, you
are too good a man to kill me,” when he
turned the muzzle of the pistol to his own
bead and blew out his shattcrad brains.
Galena Gazette says that a
little girl two years old, daughter of Mr.
Alexander llardt, on Franklin street, fell
into a kettle of hot soap last Thursday,
and was so badly scalded that she died
last Saturday. Shu was a great sufferer,
and the fact of her coining to her death in
this dreadful manner is severely afflicting
to her friends.
£f?“The Stevens Point Zuuibertnan says
a child of Geo. Ross at Jordan, Portage
county, w! is eleven or twelve years old
had alway, been weakly and vry trail.
Last week Dr. Rood gave the child a
strong emetic, and it three up a dark col
ored snake seven inehes long. The child
is now regaining health.
SSTJ ames Gordon Bennett is the
wealthiest and the wickedest member of
the editorial fraternity. He says he has
to reject $lOO,OOO worth of advertisements
annuall so os to give the news —which is
important if true,
1 'E Cost or Kvi:hvthiso.- —A New York
paper says, the ladies of that city engaged
in their fall shopping, bitterly complain of
the prices of everything. Comparative
prices, between New York, London and
Paris show a cost hero of nearly three times
of the cost of the same things in these two
great K uropean cities, more especially in
silks, fine cottons, bonnet-', cloaks, io.—
N cverthdess, shopping never was brisker.
The shops are full of ladles from morn to
•sve. and from $3O to $lOO for bonnets are
the running prices.
—The Chippewa Falls people have rais
ed $3,000 to build anew school house.
IN PROBATE—Iowa County Court,
In the matter ofthe est 'la of Edward; Wil
henson, deceased.
r . s nr.VX.TXG A XT) FILING T7UC PETITION
U ofGeorgeTy on fen. Kx nf .- ■ fthe l ist W ill
and Testament of said decer-s-d forth the
asior.nt ef p-rsonal '-state that has come into his
},nn ! a/:-! the dispe.n th-rer.f. The amount of
debts outstanding acminst sail deceased and a de
rm iption of all the r - -i ■ ! • e • , which gaol deceased
died seized and the condition and value . f the res
pective nortions there f. and praying that licence be
to him granted to *ll the w’.ole of said real estate
and it appearing by said petition that there i.-: not
sttfiich tit p<. -.MI .-'a’e in tin- l:-!.-l-.f said er.ecn
t, f to pay id that if la necessary in nr
der to pay th" •tip and to comply with the provis
ion- of said last Will and Testament to sell the whole
of said real estate: It is therefore ordered that ail
persons into ested in said real estate appear before
file Judge of this court on Monday the 4th day of
liec mber A. I>. 1865 at one o’clock p. m.at tlie Pro
bate Offico iu the village of Dodgeville. then and there
to show cause (if any there shall lie) why license
should not be glutted to said executor to sell “aid
real estate according to the prayer of said petition.
And it is furfhr r ordered that a copy of this order
shall bo personally served on nil persons interested in
said estate twenty days before said day of hearing,
and shall be publish' and for four successive weeks
prior to said dav ofhparinp in the Dodgeville Ciibon
r.LE a weekly newspaper circultating in said enunty.
JOHN BONNER,
County Judge.
Dated Oct. 12th ISGS. now*
Notice of Final Settlement.
IN PROBATE—Iowa County Court.
la the matter of the estate Thomas Brood
er deceased.
ON REAPING AND FILING THE PETITION
~f Ann Brooker, representing anvmgjntlier things
that she has fully administered said estate, and pray
ing that a time and place he fixed for examining and
allowing her account of her administration; It is
ordered that said account he examined by the Judge
of this Court on V. ednesday the *ih day of November
next ensuing at the Probate Office in the village ot
Dodgeville
And it is further ordered, that notice thereof be
given to all persons interested by publishing a copy
of this order for three successive weeks prior to said
day of bearing in the DhncF.vn.i-E Crrr.oxlctE a weekly
newspaper circulating in said county.
JOHN BONN Ell, County Judge.
Dated Oct. IStli 1865. no—w3
Notice to Creditors.
IN PROBATE —lowa County Court.
In the matter of the estate of Laurence Mur
phy, deceased.
I ET TICKS OF ADMINISTRATION HAVING
i been this day issued to Mary Murphy, of said
county, and six months from the data hereof, being
allowed and limited creditors to present their claims
against said deceased fir* xamiinlion and allowance.
It is ordered that all clnimsnnd (inlands against (he
estate of said deceased ho received and adjusted be
fore the dudgc of this court: and for that purpose lie
will he at his ofllce in the village of Dbdgeville on the
lirst Monday of each month during the term above
limited.
And it is further ordered, that said administratrix
without delay cause a copy of this order to be pub
lished for four successive works in the Dononv’t t.E
Chronicle, a weekly,newspaper circulating in the
county of Iowa; and also ihat she cause a like copy
to he posted up in four different public places in said
county.
JOHN BONNES, County Judge.
Dated October .3,1805. n3—4w
Sherift“’s Halo.
S Cate of Wisconsin , Tote a County Circuit
Court.
Jonathan D. Moore, Plaintiff, against Joel 31. De
Witt, defendant.
By virtue of and pursuant to n judgment nf fore
closure and sale rendered in said court in the above
entitled action, tm the stji day of October a. i>. 1805,
I will expose for sale and Sell at public auction at the
front door of the court house in the village of Dodge
villc, in lowa county Wisconsin, on Saturday the 25th
day of November 1805, at two o’clock in the afternoon
of that day the following described mortgaged preme
ses or so much thereof as may be necessary to raise
tlio amount of such judgment interest and costs of
sale, to wit; The north east quarter of tho jk rth
east quarter of section number twenty-five (25) in
township eight ndrih of range one (1) cast, in lowa
county, Wisconsin.
Dated October 10, A. I). If .'5.
Til IMAS THOMAS,
Sheriff of lowa conn.;-'.
Fain & Carter. Plaintiff's Attorneys. -I—w6
lowa €oimty. ) •
' l SS In Justice Cotit
TOWS OF DODGEVILLE. )
To J. W. Stearns and J. Forsyth, copart
ners, doing business under the name and
style of Stearns and Forsyth :
You are hereby notified that a warrant of attach
ment has been issued against you. and your property
attached to satisfy tljedeniaml of James Van Duyne,
amounting to tiio sum of one hundred dollars. Now,
unless you shall appear before ThomasCarltcik, Esq.,
n Justice of the Peace.in and fir said county, at his
office in aid town, cm the 7tii day of November, A. n.
1865, at two o’clock in the af; eruoon, judgment will
be rendered against yon, and your property sold to
pay fhedebt.
Dated Ibis Sd day rf October, A. n. 1865.
J.V3IKS VAN DUYNE, Plaintiff.
SAM’L W r . RE.BSE, Plaintiff’s Attorney. 3-w5
CHEAT IMPHOVEMKNT IN
SEWING MACHINES!
EMPIRE
SHUTTLE MACHINE
PATENTED FEBRUARY 14TII, IFCO.
Salesroom 530 Broadway , New York.
u 250 Washington St. Boston.
This Machine is constru 'tod on an entirely new
principle of mechanism,possessing many rare and valu
able improvements.lmvitiir lo*n examined hy the most
profound exports,and pronounced to be SIMPLICITY
tuti PEHLECTION COMBINED.
Th:* following arc the principle objections urged
agninst Sewing Machines;
1. to the | 4. Incapacity to sew eve
operator. | ry description of ma
2. Liability to get out of terial
order. | 5. Disagreeable aad an
3. Expense, trouble, an 3 | pleasant noise while
loss of time in repair- i in operation,
ing.
The Empire Sewing Machine is Exempt from
all these Objections.
It has straight needle, perpendicular action.—makes
the LOCK or SHUTTLE STlTCH,which will neither
UIF nor HA VEL.nnii is alike on both sides; performs
perfect sewing on every description of material, from
leather to the finest nansook muslin,with cotton, lin
en, or silk thread,from the coarsest to the finest num
ber.
Having neither CAM nor C3G-WITEEL, and the
oast po sitilo friction, it runs as smooth as glass,and is
mphatically a
Noiseless Machine !
It requires FIFTY PER CENT. less power todrive
it than any other Machine in market. A girl of twelve
years of age can work it steadily, without fatigue or in
jury to health.
Its Strength and WONDERFUL SIMPLICITY of
construction render it almost impossible to get out of
order, and is GUARANTEED by the company to give
entire satisfaction.
We respectfully invite all those who may desire to
supply thcmselvs with a superior article, to call and
examine Shis UNRIVALED MACHINE. Butina
more especial manner do we solicit the patronages of
Merchant Tailors. Coach Makers, Shirt and
Besom MakersJL>op\SJdrt Manufacturers ,
Dress Makers , Corset Makers,Gaiter Fit
ters, Shoe Binders, Vest and Pantaloon
Makers.
and Charitable Institutions will be
liberally dealt with.
PRICE OF MACHINES, COMPLETE.
No. 1. Family Machine,with Hemmer complete S<’o
No. 2,Small Manufacturing,with extension table... 75
No. 3, Large “ “ “ K 5
No. 4, Large, for Leather 100
OABINETSIN EVERY VARIETY.
We want Agents f r all towns in the United States,
Cane. las. Cuba. Mexico. Central and South America,
where Agencies are not already established, to whom a
liberal discount will be given,but wo make no consign
ment®.
Orders may be snt through the American Advertis
ing Agency, ii-'.l Broadway,New York.
T. J. McARTHUR & CO.,
q_ly rid Broadway. New York.
A. BURNHAM A CO.,
Detroit, Agents.
GONDIGT WOOLLEY &CO.
52 Lake Street, Chicago.
SADDLERY HARDWARE,
Horse Blankets
SADDLES,
SLEIGH BELLS,
Carriag;c Trimmings,
Ha JBI A E 7 II m FL.
Hoyt tiros* Superior Paient Stretched A Riveted
LEATHER BELTING.
5!m3 1
NEW GOODS
FOR THE
FALL TRADE.
LEM, THOMAS i CO
\OULD respectfully inform the tub
\ V lie that they have just received, and are still
receiving,from the east, and offer for sale at their
TWO LARGE STORES
SIM DODGEVILLE,
A full and complete assortment of
GROCERIES
MILLINERY,
HATS & CAPS,
BHTI £ Mm,
‘‘fip mm wfl ‘’ilill M
HARDWARE
YANKEE NOTIONS, &o.
Which they arc prepared to sell
As any
STORE IK THE WEST,
Persons desirous of purchasing, arc invited to call
before purchasing elsewhere.
No Trouble to Show Goods.
In addition to the ahnvo. they have the host and
most complete assortment of
GEJVTLIfIMEINrS
FORMING GOODS!
CONSISTING OF
BEST FRENCH DOE SKINS
OYER COATINGS,
Plain and Fancy Gassimeres,
BROAD CLOTHS,
<&<?.,
Fvcr offered in tho west. Tlicir largo ami exten
sive Tailoring Establishment is
Second to None in the West.
if
And is conducted by an
EXPERIENCED CUTTER!
AH good 3 of our manufacture aro
Warranted to Fit, or no Sale.
Ladies Cloths
AND
OJlsOja-ESLIS,
Of all qualities and tolors,
CONSTANTLY ON HAND.
Alto tho most fashionable styles of Ladies’Cloaks
and
Mantillas,
Made to order on the shortest possible notice.
LEAN, THOMAS & CO.
Dodgeville, September 26, 1805, 2—iy
EEMOVAL!
rpilE SUBSCRIBER WOULD RESPECTFULLY
I inform his many patrons and the public gen
erally, that he lias removed liis
BOOT AND SHOE STOKE
from his old stand to one door below TV. B. Bishop’s
Drug Store, on lowa Street,where lie holds himself
in readiness to attend to the wishes nf his customers.
Not dealing in what Is generally known as “store
boots,” lint manufacturing every article sold by,him
he consequently is enabled to warraiit’ali in bis shop
Custom Work, both making and repairing, in all it
various departments, done in good style, witli the
BEST OF MATERIAL,
and at as reasonable prices as times will allow.
Thankful for past favors, he still solicits n continu
ance of the same. n3—yl El. JONES.
Proposed Constitutional Amend
ment.
CHAPTER 414.
AN ACT to extend the right of suffrage.
The people of the s’nto of Wisconsin, represented in
senate and assembly, do enact ns follows :
Section I. The right of voting is hereby extended to
mate persons of African blood.who shall have attained
the age of twenty-one years or upwards,with thesame
qualifications and restrictions now imposed upon other
voters in section one of article oa suffrage, in the con
stituti-n.
Sec. 2. This act, before it takes effect, shall be sub
mitted to the people, at a general election, to be held
on the Tuesday next succeeding the first Monday of
Noverab , IS(k>, when, if such majority of votes as is
required by the constitution,be cast for it, it shall be
offeree and effect under the reqnirementshereinafter
prescribed ; but if such majority be not cast for it, it
shall have no force or effect.
Sec. The ballot to be used on this occasion, shall
lie for the affirmative, “for extension of suffrage,” for
the negative, “for the extension of snffrage.no,” which
shall bo on the general ballot used at the said election
and deposited in the same box: and all persons qua ii
tied by law to vote at any election in this state, shall
bedeemed voters on this question.
twc.4. These vote® shall be counted and returned by
the inspectors of the election, in all respects as votes
for state fficcrs are counted and returned.
Sec. 5. The officers now designated by law to canvass
the return of votes for state officers.shall canvass the
return or. this qumtlon. at the same place and under
the same regulations and restrictions now provided by
law f r canvassing and declaring the returns of*lec
tions for sta-- officers.
Sec. o. W'tbin three days after the determination of
such canva®®. it shall be the duty of the canvassers to
certify the result of the said canvass to the governor,
who shall, thereupon, without delay, make proclama
tion of the result, and publish the same, daily and
weekly, for two week®, in all newspapers printed in
the state: when, if the result shall be in favor of the
extension of suffrage,this act shall immediately after
such publication, lie of force and effect - : bnt if not In
fv r of it. then this act shall have no force or effect.
s ec. 7. This act immediately after its passage, shall
be published, and at least three months previously to
said general election,the secretary of state shall send
or canse to be ®ent,a correct copy of it to every news
paper in the st.ate.which newspaper.npon publication
of the same,sha!l be entitled to pay for the same out
of the state treasury,at the rates paid for other legal
advertising. ” Approved April K, 1 St,s.
LUCIUS EAIKCHILD, Sec’y of State.
45—3 u.
General Election Notice.
Kotice is hereby given, that at the general election
n the Tuesday succeeding the first Monday, being the,
seventh day of Rovemher next, in the several towns,wards,
and election precincts in the State of U isconsin, and by
the qualified electors cf this State m the actual military
service of the United States or of this State, at the several
posts, camps, hospitals or places 'where saui electors may
be on that day. the following officers are to be elected:
A Governor, in the. place of James TANARUS, Lewis; a Lieu
tenant Governor, in 'the place of Wyman Spooner; a
Secretary of State in the place of Lucius Fairchild; a
State Treasurer, in the place of Samuel I). Hastings; an
Attorney General, in the place, of V, infield Smith; a
State Superintendent, in the place oj John G. McMynn ;
a Han!: Comptroller, in the place of William B. Ram
sey; a Stale Pri-'.n Commissioner, in the place of Hen
ry Cordier—whose several firms of office will expire on
the first Monday of January. IStiO,
Also,a Slate Senator, in each of the. following Senate.
Districts, whose term of office will expire on the first Mon
day of January, 1860, to wit:
The Second District, comprising the counties of Drawn
and h'cwav. c.
The. f-’jurth Distinct, comprising th' CCltniy of Wo-'i-
in plan ;
The Sixth District, comprising the third, fourth, fifth
and eighth Wards of the city of Milwaukee, and the towns
of Wauwatosa. Greenfield, Lake, Oak Creek and Frank
lin. in the count it of Milwaukee,
The Eighth District, comprising the county of Keno
sha;
The Tenth District, comprising the county of Wauke
sha ;
The Twelfth District, comprising the county of Wal
icnrih ;
The Fourteenth District, comprising the county of
Sauk ;
The Sixteenth District,comprising the county of Grant;
The Eighteenth District, comprising the towns of Fox
Lake, Chester, Weslford, Bearer Dam, Burnett, Calamus
Oak Grove, Elba, Ciyman. Lowell, Fottland, Shield,
Emmet, Trenton, the city of Bearer Dam, the fifth and
sixth wards of the city of Watertown, uid the south
ward of the village, of Wuupun, in the county of Dodge;
The Twentieth District, comprising the county of Fon
iht Lac;
The Twenty-Second District, comprising the counties of
Outagamie, Shawano, Oconto and Door;
The Twenty-Fourth District, comprising the county of
Green;
The Twenty-Sixth District, comprising the. towns of
Dane, Boxhnry, Mazo Manic, Black. Earth, Berry,
Springfield, Middleton, Cross Plains. Vermont, Blue
Mounds, Springfield, Yemen. Fitchburg, Oregon, Mon
trose, Primrose, Perry, Madison, and the city of Mad
ison, in (he coun'y of Dane.
The Twenty-Eighth District, comprising the counties
of Fierce, St. Croix, Folk, Dallas, Burnell, Douglas,
La Pointe and Ashland.
The Thirtieth District,comprising the counties cf Rich
land, Crawford and Vernon;
The. Thirty-Second District,comprising the. counties of
Jacksop, Clark, Trempealeau, Buffalo, Pepin, Eau
Chare, Dunn and Chippewa;
A member of the Assembly in the southern Assembly
district of lowa County Wis,, to succeed Francis Little,
whose term of office will expire on the Is/ of January
18CG.
A member of Assembly in the northern Assembly dis
trict of lowa Conn 4 1 Wis., to succeed E. B. Goodsell, whose
term of office wV! expire on the Ist of .January 1866.
A member of the County Board of Supervisors for the
southern district of lowa County 11 is., consisting of the
following towns, Moscow,, Wahl nick, town and city of
Mineral Point, Mifflin and Linden to succeed John
James, whose term of office will expire January Isi ISCC.
A member of the County Board of Supervisors for the
middle district of lowa County I Vis., consisting of the
following towns, Dndgeville, Ridgeway and Highland,
to. succeed George, Sims whose term of office willl expire
January Ist 18GG.
A member of the County Board of Supervisors for the
northern district of lowa County ll'T’s., consisting of the
following towns. Arena, Wyoming. Clyde and Pulaski,
1. 1 succeed Oliver Underwood, whose term of office will
expire Jrnuary Is/ 18GG.
A County Superintendent of Schools for lowa County
Wis., to sneered Alexandria Wilson whose term of office
will expire January Is/ ISCG.
At the same election, the. question of so amending the
Constitution of this State as fr extend the right of suf
frage to mala persons of African descent, agreeably to
Chapter 414 of the laws o/18G5, will he submitted to said
election ;
Said election to be conducted, the roles ranrassed and
returns made in pursuance of the Revised Statutes of
1858.and Chapter 11 of the laws of 1802, extra session,
as amended by Chapter 88, of the laws o/18G5.
Given under my hand at the Sheriff’s office, in tlie
village of Dodge ville, this 28th da v of September, 1865.
THOMAS THOMAS,
n52m2 Sheriff of lowa County.
ITCH! ITCH! ITCEC
I Scratcli! ScratcJi! Scratch! t
WHEATON’S OINTMENT
Will Cure the Itch In 48 Hoars
71 cures the Prairie Itch, Wa
/'v ■jmc'iu w A p as ], g cra tches, Salt Rheum,
[£ 11 vM rtn Ulcers, Chilblains, and all Erup-
B AXD j tions of tho Skin. Price. 60 cts.
f c„u Rk/mm •'J Beware of Lotions and Washes
y-> 0311 iVDCIIm r* ft trill not remove the dis
\yj|. case. By sending 60 cents to F.
Xb T [ft V &H - M - HOOKER, Chicago, it
will lie forwardc I by mail, freo
of Postage, to any part of tho country.
Sold in Chicago, at Wholesale, hy BURNHAMS &
TAN SCIIAACK, and F. & 11. M. HOOKER, Agents.
WEEKS & POTTER, Proprietors, Boston, Mass.
4.4—m(>
Established :u 134 G,
“THE KORTIGULTUEIST J J
And Journal of Rural Art and Rural Taste.
Twentieth Annual Volume , 18G5, ,
Published Monthly at Two Dollars and Fifty Cents per
Aunum, Twentylive Cents per Number,
and devoted to
GRAPE CULTURE, FRUITS,
FLOWERS, GARDENING,
RURAL ARCHITECTURE, LANDSCAPE ADORNMENT,
AND RURAL PURSUITS,
Forming an annual volume of 400 royal octavo pages,
hand., imely Illustrated.
Tho Author r.f Mij Farm of Fdgeicood,
The Author of Flowers for Parlor and Garden,
The Anther of American Fred Growers Guide ,
The Author of Ten Acres Enough,
The Author of The. Grape CuUurist ,
Tho Rev. Dr. Ckessy,
And others of the best practical talent and ability,
both East and West, write regularly.
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Publishers, 07 Pari: How, X. Y.
WOODWARD’S
COUNTRY HOMES,
A Xc'.v, Practical and Original Work on
Rural Architecture,
Elegantly Illustrated with Designs ami Plans of
Houses of moderate cost; including Stables and Out-
Buildings, with a chapter on tho construction of Bal
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Price 81,50. Mailed Tree to any address.
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AND
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and Cold Graperies, Orchard Houses, Conservatories,
Ac., with the best modes of heating, Ac. Elegantly
Illustrated. Being tho result of an extensive profes
sional practice. 12 mo. Pries $1,50, post paid to any
address.
Books on Agriculture, Horticulture, Architecture,
LandseapeGardening and Rural Art for sale. Or mailed
post paid to any address, on receipt of Publisher’s pri
ces,
Send Red Stamp for Priced Catalogue, Poet P*id.
Subscriptions received for all Agricultural jiapers
and Periodicals.
44 w 22 GEO. E. k F. W. WOODWARD,
Married Ladies !
PROF. VOM VERAE’S
DIAMOND DROPS!
/a\ •
/nev- \
/ er-£ail-\
/ins P K B-\
/testiteX
/for which they are\
/WA R RA It T E D\
/in every instance. They\
/are cordially recommended to\
/ all iadies who, from sickness or\
/ other causes, are unafble to undergo\
/the perils of acccnchment. This remedy is\
<DIAMOND DROPS!)
v Jfot an Abortive, bet simply a /
XpRETENTIVE,/
'.and is not in the least injn- /
\riou3 to the most delicate/
\ constitutions. Every /
\ Bottle Warranted,/'
\ LET EVERY /
\L A D Y /
\ TEI/
\IT. /
CT Send Red Stamp for Circular, or 42,25 for the
Remedy, to C. R. MONROE & 00, General Agenta.
P. O. Drawer 0561. Chicago. Illinois; Office 155 South
Clark Street. For sale at Wholesale in Chicago, by j
BURNHAMS & VAX SCHAAC2, FULLER, FINCH j
tz FULLER, LORD & SMITH. CHAS. G. SMITH, I
SMITH A DWYER, and H. BOOVILL. -
32-ly
PHOTOGRAPHIC
fomm
OBION
J. J. CORNISH,
"Would respectfully inform the public tliat )icr ie pre
pared ro take
CAIITE JDE YISITES.
VIGNETTS, |
AMB&OTYPES,
MELANOTYPES,
And all the other “types” aud “graphs.” Execut
ed in
The Highest Style of the Art
Views of Residences, Lockets, and pictures taken,
also old pictures copied.
TERMS:
2 Carte I)c Visitei.of one pornon 1 00
2 Vignotts, “ “ 00
Largo sized Photographs put up to suit pure na
ere, iu
OVAL,
Gilt and Rosewood Frames.
He also keeps constantly on hand a largo and Aveil
assorted stock of
PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS
lie is fitted ,np expressly for the business, having
skylight, an ind.'spensible article for gettir r. a good
picture. Please c. 11 at his Photographic Gallery.
/su“Don’t forged the place, opposite the Court House
Be sure and call.
Dodgeville January 20th 18C3. nlOtf
Watches, Clocks & Jewelry^
NEW STORE.
SAM. HENDERSON,
Having been at considerable expense and
labor to build anew block for this particular busi
ness, ami being well supplied with. Watches, Clocks,
Jewelry, Silver Ware,
IPlated W are,
Uosidra almost everything enumerated under the
comprehensive head of
YANKEE NOTIONS
He is wishful fir the Public to know it. so that they
may examine his Stock before purchasing elsewhere,
and therefore takes this method of informing them.
Remember that all work done by him is
WARRANTED
for five years, unless otherwise mentioned. lie also
has on hand a large assortment of the best
PEBBLB GLASS SPECTACLES.
Sow don’t forget the Stand. It is the firs
building north of the Court House. n!3—tf
To the Ladies of America I
LY'jX'i- I'EU tout ( AT. DUO PS,
LYON'S PERIODICAL DROPS,
Til K CHEAT FEMALE REMEDY !
THE CHEAT FEMALE REMEDY!
LVOX'S PERIODICAL DROPS Cure all complaints
incident to the sox, ahd remove all obstructions of
nature from whatever cause producing health, vigor,
and strength.
LVOX'S PERIODICAL DROPS are hotter than all
Pills, Powders and nostrums: being a fluid prpava
tion, their fiction is direct and positive, and it need
nothing hut good common sense to see and under
stand the reason why liiey cure all those ills to
which the female system is subjected, with dispatch
and a degree of certainty which nothing hut as
scientifically compounded fluid preparation is capa
bio of. They ran reach the most obstinate cases.
RELIABLE, AND SUIiE TO DU HOOD!
RELIABLE AXD SURE TO DO GOOD!
AND CANNOT DO HARM.
AND CANXOT DU HAR.M,
To the most delicate constitution!).
LYON’ S PERIODICAL DROPS will certainly pro
duce the regular return of nature, if taken a day or
two before the expected period, and it is a maxim in
the profession, that prevention is better than cure.
LVOX’S PERIODICAL DROPS have been used
by over twenty-five'thousand ladies, within the past
six months, and tlie testimony of ail is, “It surely
cures.”
CAUTIOIT! CAUTION!!
Rear in mind that I guarantee my DROPS TO CURE
Suppression o'f the Menses, from whatever cause,
though care should bejtaken toascertain if pregnancy
he the cause, ns these DROPS would lie sure to pro
duce misc irringe, if taken whilst in that s.‘nation,
and all are cautioned against rising them, as 1 wish it
distinctly understood that I do not hold myself re
sponsible when used under such circumstances.
TO MARRIED LADIES
They are'pecnliarly adapted,as they bring the month
ly period with such perfect regularity.
1 could furnish any quantity of testimonials of
its efficacy from my own patients, but the practice
of parading bought and fictitious ones before the
oubiic is so prevalent, I do not deem it advisable.
BE WISE IX TIMEI
RE WISE IX TIME
BE WISE IN TIME
BE WISE IN TIME
Let not disease destroy yonr constitution.—Try a
bottle of my PERIODICAL DROPS, and you will Oe
satisfied that I am no imposter.—Tell your afflicted
friend what restored tlie bloom of health to your
cheeks,and thereby confera favor more valuable than
gold.—Fora painful or scuty Menstruation it is just
tne thing. I have now in my mind an instance of a
lady who had been suffering from painful Mensfrua
fian two or three years confining her to her room
eaeli time. She had applied to several eminent phy
sicians, without relief,when one bottle of my DROPS
entirely cured her.
ONE POTTLE CURES
ONE BOTTLE CUBES
ONE BOTTLE CURES
ONE BOTTLE CURES
In almost every case.
It is impossible to enjoy the bloom of health and
vivacity of spirits, unless the Menses are regular as to
the time, the quantity, and quality. When they arc
obstructed, nature makes her efforts to obtain for it
some other outlet, and unless these efforts of nature
aro as isted, the patient usually experiences Despon
dency, Nervousness, and finaIIy,CONSUMPTION as
sumes its sway, and prematurely terminates a miser
able life.
Do not suffer from these irregularities when an in
vestment of one dollar in Lyon’s Periodical Drops will
regulate and restore nativ e to its healthy course; and
DO NOT BE IMPOSED UPON !
DO NOT RE IMPOSED UPON !
by those who have other preparations, which they de
sire f o palm offnpon the strength of the popnlai ity of
my Drops. Rnt when the Druggist you apply to has
not got them, either make him buy them for you, or
else enclose one Dollar to the nearest general whole
sale agent,who will return yon a bottle by return Ex
press.
See that the name of Jno. L. Lyon is written up
on the directions .which are wrapped .'round each
bottle, None others are genuine. Therefore, beware
of counterfeits. They are for sale by every druggist.
Dr. JNO. L. I,OVN,
Practicing Physician, Now Haven, Conn.
Lord & Smith, Chicago, Wholesale Agents.
1y44
TAKEN" UP.
BY THE SUBSCRIBER RESIDING IN THE
town of Wyoming, on or about the 20th of Sep
tember, a bay mare, about eight years old, two white
feet on the off side, and star in the forehead. The
owner is requested to call.prove property,pa- charges
and take her away.
J. S. SLITEB.
Wyoming, October 2, ISBS. 3w4
Lost:
ONE GOOD NECK YOKE, ONE LIGHT SET OF
black whiffle trees with rub irons on; one biiffa
-1 i rob--inni'k. n “A. Ti. Robinson A E. P. Robinson,
Livery. Highland. Wisconsin.” on each side. Who
ever will ret,urn any or all of the above articles to the
owner, will be liberally rewarded.
A B. ROBINSON.
October 3, 1835. S—w3
Milwaukee & Prairie du Chien
RAIL WAY TIME TABLE.
KV Ta' -* effect on Sunday October olh,lßC-l, at
2 o’clock p. y..
GO! Y G EAST.
PASS ARENA.
Pns=M)ger 10:50 a. m.
Passenger 7:40 P. M.
Freight 10:55 p. It.
Way Freight 10:50 A. M.
G OIX G WEST.
ARENA.
Passenger 5:33 p. M.
Passenger 2:33 A. M.
Freight A. K.
Way Freight lou>o a. u.
NBW ♦
EALL.& .WINTER GOODS
WHEELER’S!
JUST RECEIVED-!
ONE OF THE
LARGEST STOCK OF GOODS 18 IOWA COUNTY.
ITR-EGOODS.
French Merinos, Silk TV arp, Alapaccas,
Poplins, Satin Stripe, Yalentias,
Plaid Alapaccas, English Merinos, Coburg^
Mourning Goods of Every Variety, De Laines, etc., etc.
GALLERY 1
domestic goods.
Prints, Sheetings, Shirtings, Demins,
Hickorys, and Checks of all kinds and descriptions.
The finest and fullest stock of Millinery in the country.
A full assortment of Flannels, Cloths, Hats, Caps,_ Ladles’
Fur Goods, Caps, Muffs, Fur-trimmed Hoods, Ladies’ Fur
Caps,Fur-trimmed Kid Gloves and Mitts, of the finest style
and best quality.
Among my large stock of
aSo SXXOESS,
for men, women and children, may be found
Tlie Arctic-lined Over Shoes.
Also Burt's Polish Glove, Kid Gaiters, the finest article made in the United States
Also a full assortment of
DRESS CLGASC TRIMMINGS.
Wo have just received and now offer for sale
$4OOO WORTH OP READY-MADE CLOTHING.
Call and examine. No trouble to show goods.
Dodgeville, October 0, 1803.
NEW GOODS.
6|HcaSt
BOWEN BROTHERS,
IMIPOIBTIEItEaS,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AND LEADING JOBBERS IN
STAPLE & FANCY DRY GOODS.
Notions, Wooiens,
WOBSTED GOODS, ETC.. ETC.
Announce Increased Facilities and arrange
ments by which their stock will continue
more inviting and extensive than any other,
out of New York, in the country. They now
include a full line of Leading'pcmesl.ics by
the package, at manufacturers’ Prices, and
invite the Trade of the Northwest to save
Freight and Time by purchases in Chicago.
We have the Exclusive Sale of many brands
of goods, are Agents for Pittsburgh EAGLE
COTTON YARN, at Factory Prices. Our
Immense Business is a guarantee of our
ability to meet the demands of the trade at
all times. Goods sent upon orders, can be
returned at our expense if not satisfactory.
BOWEN BROTHERS,
19 & 21 Lake Street, Chicago, Illinois.
nl—2m
NEW
HARNESS SHOP.
THOMAS .BOSANKO,
Having lately returned to Rodgeville, Ims opened a
new harnesi shop, or rather re-npened hi* old one,at
his oldstau lon Main street in Lower Dodgeville.
Hi? mr.y be found at his shop during business hours,
ready to attend to the wishes of his old and new custo
mers. lie keeps constantly on hand, and makes to
order
HAJR.TSTE SSES
Heavy or Ilpht, donblo or sin pie, expensive or cheap
He also keeps an assortment of such articles as are
usually found In a first class harness establishment.
Uy all means call and examine his stock hcf.Te pur
chasing elsewhere.
W-rudci airingdoneat all times, charges reasonable.
ImTigcvi.le, September 7, IkCo. 51yl
gunTsmithing.
S. HENDERSON
At his now store* one* door north Court HAimc,
hrw procured the services of a practical Gun Smith,
and'ho is now ] repared to lit nj> guns, pistols, re
volvers, in the hest rnanvior and on sle rt notice.
Ho also keeps constantly on hand the very beat
POWDER AND SHOT,
and a large and extensive stock of Powder Fin.-If*.
Shot Pouches, Pistol Cartridges, Bnllet Moulds, Cluu
Wadding? Wad Cutters, Gun Worms, and in fact*
Everything that is needed oy Sportsmen
If there should he anything called for which he
has pot gilt, lie is prepared to immediately send for
whatever may be needed. 2® **
WM. JACK A, JR.
Would respectfully inform the citizens of Dodgc
villc and vicinity, that b©ha* bought outMr.Ja mt:*
Jones in the Boot and 8! too Imaiuesß/' iid w ith ...r,
Jones’ already large Kt*ck, ajud additions which nc is
constantly receiving, he 16 keep ng a nrst-ciaa*
BOOT AN D SHOE STOKE.
His stock of eastern mad- Roots and Shoes is by far
the largest in the market, lie keeps a number of good
workmen, always preparedfodo CuitHi) .Oik in the
le st and nmst -übstautial styl". or do good work at
lie..airing. Dive him a all Is ! ire purchasing e!e
wiierw, and if be cannot suit yon, i.oln i:i quality ...id
in price,y.ai are very welcome to try swim one else.
' Hi Stand is oh the east -Me ofTvwa Street, in the
old Post Office building.
Xiwlgeville, Decemta r 20th, V'M. nls—ly
M' AKIAOBGtTID’E—YOVXrr if it >1 AT I'HVs
lOnOOICA* WORK, or Every on/ hi* own
Uoctor—liring a Private, i iitrstw s.r.iuftfrl.d I '-r
--sou/ or those ab ait t. marry.! adli nai‘- ami female.
In everything concerninz fhe phy-iotrgy arm rehumnr
of our sexual system. am) the predUothMi < r jkreventi n
of •ifftpring, including all the iifvniwwfiH
before givon fiUhe English langnage.by am. >.. .
31. I/, This is really ft valuable ami int -resting v, ora.
It in written in plain language for the general reader,
ami ia illnatriUJ will* upward- of or.o hmiorH engra
vings. All young married people, or tin <-ont .mf> -
ting marriage, ami having th Je*t oimem •
married life, el.tmid read thi homt. hW'% -1
creU that every one should be Mvjuamted with, ..till
it is a book (hat must be locked Up, ami not lie about
the house. If will be sent to any one on the receipt of
tw*nty-fiv#centa. Addreni I>R. V\ M. YOUXO,No.4II
gPKCCE St., above Fourth, I’nUadelphja. 25an6
1365. 1863.
L'J ' 7' T%sA\U
fcS r-J ft i I
I '
Tv..,. T ,■ T
“ Ei"lttoeii yearn estuUishPd in N. V. City.’'
“ Only infallible remedies known.”
“Free from IVisons.”
“ Not diuiKerons to tlie Ifuinau family.”
“ Kata come out of their holes to die.”
‘•'Costar’s” Eat,Beach, &0., Exter’s,
Jh j| jiaste—used for Hutu,
Mice, J'orwhei, IHurh and
tout Ant*,&<s., Scrr., *c.
“Costar’s” Bed-Eug Exterminator,
Ih a liquid or wash,used to
(tet*troy,nd also ;h a jirc
v**wtivo for lifd-BugH, &,c,
r“€of*larV’ Electric Powders for Injects,
Is for Mi fhs. MnttqvUit Sy
I'leas, lii’d-lliu/H, Inserts on
Plants, Fowls,Animals, &c.
J&n Sold hy nil Druggists and Retailors everywhere,
! f! BeWARE ! ! ! of all Worthier liniurt huw.
U Ave that “CoSTAh’s” name is on each Box,Bot
tle, and Flask, before you buy.
Hlu.MtV Ifi. CWSTAIC.
6®“ Principal Depot, 482 Broadway, New York..
BigT Sold hy W, B BISHOP,
and all Druggists mid Dealers in Dodgcville, Wis.
1865.
INCREASE OF RATS.—The Farmer’s Oazrtfe {Eng
lish) asserts and proves hy figure* ! hat on* pair of ran*
will have a progeny and descendant* no Les than 051
‘•SO in three years- Now, unless this immense family
• an be kept down,they would consume more-food than
would sustain OTi.ilJO human Beings.
Bee ‘CostarV’ advertisement >ll thiapaper.
1865.
RATS verm* BIRDH.-Whoever engages in shooting;
small birds is a cruel man ; wlmever aids in extermi
nating rota is a benefactor. We should liktsomo of
our correspondents to give us the Weneftt of their ex
perience ill driving out these pests. We need some
thing besides dogs, cats, and traps for this business.—
Scientific -American, H. Y.
W tJ* See “Costar’s” adverliscment in this paper.
1865.
“ COSTAE'S” BATEXTEKMIMATOU is simple,
safo, and sme,--the mostperfectJUAT-iScßtfonJmeetliig
wo have ever attended. Every Knt that can got it,
properly prepared according to directions, will eat it,
and every one that eats it will die, generally at some
plate as distant as possible from where the medicine
was taken.—/,£ Shore, Mich, Mirror.
See “Cobtar’s” advertisement in tills paper.
1865.
HOUSEKEEPERS troubled with vermin need be o
no longer, if they use “Costar's” Exterminator. We
have used it to our satisfaction ; and if u box cost $5,
wo would have it. Wo have fried poisons,but they ef
fected nothing; but “Costal’s ’’ article knocks the
breath out of Jtats,Mie,Uoaches, A ills and Bed-Bugs,
quicker than wc can write it. It is in great demand
all over tho country.— Medina, Ohio, (tazette.
KO* Sis: “Cosiab's” ndv r-tiseinent in this paper.
1865.
A VOICE FROM THE FAR WEST.-Speaking of
“ Costae’s " Rat, Roach, Ant, Ac., Exterminator—
“more grain and provisions are destroy-d annually ih
Grant County hy vermin than would pay furious of
this Bat and Insect Killer,”— luuoieler, Wre. Heralds
IBJ” See “Costae’s” advert! ement in this paper.
1865.
- rATIMERS AM) lIOI'SEK KEPERS-should recol
het that hundreds of dollars’ worth of Grain, Provis
ions, &e„ arc-annually d-iiroyed tty Rats, Mire. Ants,
sind other inseetsanil vermiu—all of which can he pre
veiited by a few dollars’ worth of *• Coktar’h” Bat,
Roach, Ant,Ac,, Exterminator,bought and used freely.
f: ’ See “Costaa’s” advertisemout in this paper.
lPerr,o ld in Dodgdville, W is.,by W. li. BISHOP,
ami all Druggists and Dealers. tm27
on. Whittier* is rsgnlarly
and legitimately qualifi
ed’ od and has expertencc in. all forms
1 * dis<-se, a knowledge quite in
ftmCTf - '*i-|n ii-able in Hie treatment of
ofrt 11 venereal disease in all its va
ri'-d and coropl tented forms, nml
4"Si*. t,as ! 'or yent , m<" a- the treatment
~ uf privat'-dis -a- 1 sins hrsine-s and
study. Kxff Tienw, the best of
teachers has enabled him- to pel for t remedies lit onro
sufficient, safe, permanent, and in most et sescan bo
used without hindrance *•> Vnsit ess.
Panicular attention given to -H sf..r ding cases,
cell as w-i'c cn.-sidHWd iticorahl., SyphUlis, in all
lo ni ;[GonoiTlio-., G’.wrt, ‘in icturos, Diehiu-s, Diahe
t,.. Bladder and Urinary D;- . Also, (h<- clTecis
of .-ditary habits, both riilnom: to body and mind,and
/,-hirh produces “omc of the folio wing affects: Blotrh
i-r Bodily W gfckno-B. C'jiistipalioa.Avorsion and Un
casiiic- i in fcii.tiie Society, Uumaidiness, Dread of
Pot lire Event.-; finally a rompl-tn prostration of tho
, ;tai pow-TS, locs of memory, ringing in tho ee s,
■ an be folly rest- red to health.
AH letters, with stamp, answered.
Dr. W is the puldi-la i of the new work, entitled
“Xlp flic Kvi! fh the iind,’’ which will be sent to ail
on receipt of Id < <-!it to prepay postage.
Consultation ft- e. Charges moderate god cure guar
anteed.
Dr. Whittier etros the very worat kind of ruptnro
111 a very few weeks.
Post Office p.ox 22‘Ji, Office and Consultation Boom
>',i South Clark street, Chicago. You can see the Doc
tor every day from & a. m. to 5 p. m. Iy4f)
KEROBENEOIL, LAMPS, CHIMNEYS,BCBnT
ers, Wicks and Shades for sale at
BURDICK’S.