Janesville Daily Gazette from Janesville, Wisconsin • Page 1

VOLUME 5, JANESVILLE, WISCONSIN, THURSDAY, AUGUST 29, 1861, NUMBER 145, Tb.e Daily Q-azette PUBLISHED EVERT EVENING EXCEPT SUHDA BT HOLT, BO-WKS JJf LAPPETS JUIN STREET. ERMS: fill DOtLABS A TBAB, PAYABLE IN ADVANCE HOXT. HttAK BOWHT. DiHItL WILCOI. BATES OF ADVERTISING.

Twelve lines close matter, or equivalent in efact constitute a square. 1 Square 1 day, do do 3 do do 1 week, do do 2 do do 4 do do 2 months, do do do do 12 2 do 50 per cent, advance on 1 Square. do 50 per cent, advance on 2 Squares. Column months, do do do do do do do do de do do do do do do do do lyear, 3 months, 6 lyear, 3 months, 6 lyear, 3 months, 6 1 year. 1 (X 2 OC 3 (X 4 OC 6 OC 0 8 OC 12 0( 12CM IS CK 30 14 CK 20 IX 40 CK 18 30 60 CK 35 OC 60 OC 100 OC year ead ino.

special aoucw, n.et>* uwutw, precedence of ordinary advertisements,) 50 per cent advance on ordinary rates. Notices of Meetings, Charitable Societies, Fire Companies, half price. Advertisements not accompanied with directions will be inserted till forbid, and charged for accordingly. All Transient Advertisements must be paid far in advance. This rule will not be varied from.

Advertising bills Collectable quarterly. irds in "Business Directory," $1,50 per year ue for 3 lines; $1,00 per year lor each additional Special Notices, (leaded and kept inside, having BUSINESS DIBECTORY. K.ISOWLTOX oi JACKSON; Attorneys at Law, Hyatt House Block, Janeaville, Wis 3. H. KSOWLTOS.

A.A.JACIHOS^ JOHN WIKAKS, Attorney and Counselor at Law, office under Central Bank, Janesville, Wis. NOAH Wholesale and Ketail Bookseller and Stationer, Lappin's block, east side of river, Janesrille, Wis. S. P. COLE, U.

Homeopathist and Surgoen. Ottoe at Beale's Hat Store Residence, five doom south of the Baptiet Church. JT. W. O.

PARICBJt. Attorney at Law, Jaueaville, Wis. Office with Bates Nichols, North Main street. may28dawtf n. B.

Dentist. Office over Moseley Bro's Bookstore, West Milwaukee street, Janesville, Wis. aprudawtl Attorney and Counselor at Law. Office Lappin's Block Janunville, Wisconsin. DAT A Boot and Shoe Manufacturers, in William's 5 ftory block, Jiaat Milwaukee street.

G. W. CHITTBNDEN, 91. Homoeopathist and Surgeon. Office aud residence, Academy st, a tew roOs northwest Milwaukee Ircigut depot.

Jyadami DR. B. f. PE1VD1.KTOK. O.utiet.

Is prepared to operate in every branch of his profession. Kooiua one door north of Mciiey Bro's, AUin street, Janenville, Wis. aprlftdawtl SASFOB.D A. HUDSON, Attorney and Counsellor at Law, Office in Empire Block, Jaumville, Wisconsin. June 2401.

IbOl. je24dawtf II. A. PATTEB.SOK. Attorney at Law and Justice of the Peace, JanesvUle, ollice on Main street, nearly opposite the, Anier- Ktiu En-rets umce.

PKASK. Attorneys and CounaeUors at Law. Office in Myers' Wock, Main street, JaneeviUe, Wis. B. B.

PEASE. KOWAItB K.UCKR. (Sty Engineer and County Surveyor, will attend to en- iSneertng, platting, drafting and cuuvey- mncmis. umce in Comity Bunding, wioi Olera ol tue MEW YOK.lt CASH M. C.

Smith, Wholesale and Betail dealer in MJds, Crockery, Solar Lamps, Boots aud Shoes, Hats and Calm, Bonnets, Ready-made Clothing and every kind ot jlercnaiiOiae at the very lowest cash prices. DK. Z. FOL.SOM, Oculist, office attho Now England House, JauosvUle, Wis. je20dom I.

O. O. F. Wisconsin Lodge, So. 14, meets in Lappin's Block, on Wednesday evening ol each week.

uiai'lvdtf A. PECKHAfll, K. u. GIBBS, BENNETT, CASSODA.Y Attorneys and Counselors at Law. Office, Lappin's block, JaneavUIe, is, will furnish Abauacts ol iitle aud ijoau Money.

Kl jybdly ROBISSOK. Architect Designs and plans for both publleandprivate wiuidetail builders'' couuacts, estimates, 4c, furnisUed at short notice. Place in Lappin's block. seplSiitf J. 91.

MAY, Attorney and Counsellor at Law. Also continues to secure claims from tlie United States government. Especial attention paid to rejected cases and exten- also to patent litigation. Amongst the more valuable pateuw to inventors in loutlicra Wa- BSamjii" through thib agency duriugthelaat lew months, "are liadger'n ortable Cjrist Mills, UillUore Hay "ttuck Drill, Stone Dressing Machine, and Quartz llock Nash Cults' Urain Separator, and Boot- Automatic Attachment for Melodeona and AN be a few doors east of the Post Office, waukee street. These Machines have proved tho superiority ever those bcri tofore offered to the publi from the following merits: The elasticity of the seam The complete adaptability to all thicknese of They are the swiftest machines in use and least liable to get out of order.

They are aoeirnple and complete in their construction as not to require a practical hand to UM them. They m. Fell and Gather. These machines will be kept in repair one year Free ofCharps. X.

L. RAYSOR, marQdawly Agent. UNION IS THE MOTTO. Price Fanning Mills A BE calle the Best Mills in tho state, so say the wise men of the north, as they hare taken the at the state Fair and at tho last 2 fairs of Rock connty. The long experience in the business enables them to offer Fanning Mills of an IMPROVED KIND, got op In the beat and workmanship, for separating oats from wheat and cleaning grass seeds and grain of erery variety.

We haye on hand at all times a first rate null that cannot fail to unit the purchaser. H. ex. TT i dene en short notice on reasonable terms All orders directed to J'rice Janesrille, -will be promptly attended to. Factory on the stage road to Madison, miles northwest from Janesrille.

SSwtf PRICK VAN TRANKEX BYERS Received this Day A a very large supply of the celebrated Oold Pens, Pencils and Toothpicks manufactured byLeroy W. Faircbild. marSOdtf Sabbath School Libraries. A very large sup- INQING Books, Class Books, ply received this day, at O. J.

DBABBOEN. THE FARMERS' TESTIMONIAL AND THE PEOPLE'S CERTIFICATE. jfithe nndersJgned, citizens of Bock county, certify that we have purchased (of their own manufacture) from Messrs. Hemming Thoma at various times, and have worn them constantly for th length of time herewith stated: Jfama. Raidaux.

Oat. Time Warn Henry Wright, Porter, $1 76 15 mouths. Michael Miso, Fulton, 4 00 2 years. Antisdell, Bock, 4 50 18 months Tnos Lynch, 6 00 40 Kob'tl'Coppings Janesrflle, 650 14 Kob't Wixom, Pulton 6 00 12 Doolirtle, Jonesville, 6 00 15 John Crall, Center, 4 60 12 Seth Ciuhnian, Janesrille, 8 00 13 Bernard Little, 4 60 18 John Tracy, Center, 4 00 14 John Henry, Johnstown, 6 00 David Griffiths, Janesrilia, 6 00 1 4 A Bennett, MLZlon, 600 A Eager, toOff, 6 00 IraParmley, Center, 4 75 James Crook, Janesrille, John Devms, Plymouth, Clark Pepper, Center, JameeHipkins, JS MimcUt, TFalworth Co, Thos Uamson, Janesrille, Hiram Baker, Samuel Sterens, John Green, Fulton, Carle, JanesT' Wm Hemens, Jamea Carle, Pickering, Bock, Jos turgesB, La Prairie, Cronk, Center, Wm Mille, Janesrille, NOray, Johnstown, OE Palmer, Janesville, Alexander Paul, Fulton, David Cross, Janesville, Parker, or auother winter. 18 18 JS Li 12 450 18 4 50 12 6 00 17 6 00 12 3 75 12 6 00 15 6 00 12 4 60 24 4 60 14 6 00 12 6 00 12 5 00 12 6 00 20 5 00 18 8 00 24 6 00 18 600 600 2.

6 00 12 376 12 6 60 11 and We are prepared to make any quantity of the same sort, ''and iuvitua trial by others than those who certify to the quality ofoiir work. A General of every article of BOOTS -A-TsTID SHOES kept constantly on hand. HUMMING THOMAS. Janeaville, Uct. 15th, 1860.

tf 1839. ESTABLISHED 1839. S. fir'TTTT 1 KENTUCKY SALT RIVER BOURBON WHISKEY, DISTILLERIES! ADDRESS S. T.

SUIT, DISTILLER, Jefferson County, Kentucky. The above pure and celebrated article ie for sale, for MEDICINAL PURPOSES, TALLMAN 4 COLLINS, mnrlSdawtf Afienta by Appointment. Ew Tlie most efi'cctnal and Saloratus ever iutjfodnced. FOS SALE by GKOCEES Everywhere. MANUFACTORY.

345 Washington cor. Franklin NEW YORK. SOLD BY F. S. 3D It at Janeaville, Wis.

FB.BSH OF A WHEELOCK'S, lONSISTIKO in part of all Sizes and Styles ot andy Jars, Fruit Jars, Jelly Glasses, Goblets, Kgg Glasses, Preserve and Kruit Dishes, and all kinds of A Large Assortment of all kinds ot TUMBLERS, CUT AND PRESSED! LANTERNS, LAMPS, ALL KINDS OF liAH HXTUKES. A NEW Klfi'D OF BLOWN QLAXS hat seal themselves with atmospheric pressure, requiring no cork or wax whatever. GOODS SOLD CHEAP. September, llth, 1SOO. seplldawtf THE MISSOURI DEMOCRAT.

PROSPECTUS FOK 1861. GREAT INDUCEMENTS OFFERED FOB G-etting up Clubs. Daily, Tri-Weeltly andl Weekly iELE Democrat will continue to be a faithful advocate and supporter of the principles of the republican party. Itb energies will be especially devoted to the the advocacy of western interests and the assertion of wtntern rights. Tlie administration of Abrubaoi Lincoln shall receive its cordial and unfiilter- ng support.

The great measures of Pacific railroad 011 the central roate; free lands for the landless; the improvement ol river navigation; retrenchment and relorm in all tho departments of the federal government, will bo urged with that zeal aud devotion which tttve won for the Democrat its present position. On all it will boldly espouse the right, and only ta advancement through the public good. ITS NEWS, LOCAL AXD MISCELLAIfEOCB DEPARTMENTS, hall he all that raiders could desire. The Political, and Manufacturing interests of the coun- shall receive due attention. TI1E COMMERCIAL CHARACTER the Democrat is well established.

Tliia ntereet is under the management ot one thoroughly fii- niliar with commercial aflairs, and we pledge our hon- that its figures shall always be the true inder of rade here, while it furnishes daily more commercial iews than any other paper in Missouri. AfiTICrLAB ATTENTION IS DIRECTED TO OCE GREAT DOLLAR WEEKLY! The largest paper in the country for the price of one iollar. THE TBI-WEEELY DEMOCRAT, $4,00 per annum, ie the most complete paper of its ind in tho west. It is especially valuable to River liailroad Merchants. It contains the complete Commercial, River and Telegraph news of each Daily seuf.

brides all the interesting news matter and e-Ji- orial of the Duily. TERMS STRICTLY IN ADVANCE. Duily, one year, $8,00 Tri-Wet-fcly, one year, 4,00 Weekly, one year, 1,00 To Fire copies for $18; ten xipies for $35; twenty copies and one to getter ap of for £70Weeklv: Ten copies and hirty copies and one Tri-Weekly, $30; fifty copies and one Dailv, $50. It in not required that all of a club shall be sent to one poet office; the number maybe sent to different offices, and the subscriptions may commence at any ime Now is time to subscribe. will be continued WZEE.

ONLY after expiration (if subscription. UcKEE A FISHBACK, WATCHES JEWELRY SILVER AND PLATED WARE, CL CK FANCY GOODS! MEERSCHAUM PIPES, cfcc. A FRESH M-rival of the aboTC goods, embracing all the LATEST STYLES AND PATTERNS MAT NOW BE SEEK AT THE Store Which have been seleeted with the GREATEST CARE direct from the IMPORTERS MANUFACTURERS, By Themselves. Please Call Examine the new Styles. Lappin's Block.

sepgdawtf Janesville. W. H. TALLMAN, H. W.

COLLINS EMPIRE DRUG STORE, ESTABLISHED IN 1845. TALLMAN COLLINS, SUCCESSORS TO EXoldea, Kemp Co. 00 a 0 il 0 0 TALLMAN COLLINS, 1857, MPORTRES WHOLESALE East Indian, European American irugs. Medicines. Chcmicrils.

Paints, Oils. Glass, Dye Stuff's. Perfumery. Toilet Articles. Pliynichins Glass Ware.

Wines aud fnr Medicinal purpose-. Depot for Patent Medicines. All orders for goods prcmjnly attended toanrt respect- ullv solicited. TALLVAN A COLLINS. VV DE3 I NOW SELL A GOOD HAT OR CAP DAILY GAZETTE.

I CHICAGO ADVERTISEMENTS. than can bo boiiglit IOST TP1HC3E! -C5TE! Just Received, the largest stock erer bronght to ITIS consisting in part af a. Cloth and Velvet Caps. In abort everything A- GOOD in tlio line, for MEN AND BOYS. Fine Hats shaped accurately to the head with the Drench Conformatuer, at STOItE.

maylldawtf JOHN' K. 0 IT Of all Odors the Most asting-! I I IS TEE CBEAPEST AND UEST PXHFUME IN CSE. go Is Stranger than any Imparted Article. I OSLY COSTS 25 CENTS 1'liil BOTTLE, Fine Goods! Fine Goods! OWS Brown Winder Soap, Bazio's Brown Wiudsur Soap, Maogenet Condray'a Chinese Flu-iting Soap, Woraley's Huliey Soap, Harrison's, Kose, Honey, Patcherley, Pumice aud Am broaial Soap, Colgate's Soaps, in bare for faintly uss Transparent, only kind tit to use, Yankee Shaving. Genuine, Ambrosial Tiiblete, Milituiy Shaving Soap, Gale's, Colognes, Bay Hum, Florida Water, Bathing Towels.

Fine Sponges, Toilet Goods fi TALLMAN COHIXS'. RAGS! RAGS! WILL pay the highest market price, in CASH or trade, for any quantity of Rags, delivered at my West Milwaukee street, just below Hyatt Bouse. INDIAN WAR AT telegraph yesterday brought the intelligence that eight hundred Indians were within ten miles of Horicon, murdering families, some fourteen or fifteen of which had already been massacred, and that by noon the devoted city of Horicon would be reached by the savages in force. Wo were inclined to treat the matter from the start as a grand hoax, and wrote au article to that effect; but before it had been put in type, fresh intelligence came over the wires saying that a settlement about seven miles from Elori- con had been burned by the Indians a'jd the inhabitants murdered. Thinking there might be some truth in the report, or at least that some one might have been killed in some whisky quarrel, we concluded to withhold the article for further particulars.

This morning we were favored with the perusal of a letter from Horicon, written by a person who left for Horicon yesterday. lu writing to his brother he says: "I arrived at Horicon at 3 P. found the schools closed, families leaving town, the male population armed with guns, pistols, scythes, pitchforks, ready to repel the savage foe. A LATER. One hundred and fifty men have just arrived from Beaver Dam, armed to the teeth.

LATER Large numbers of aruiud men are coming in from STILL LATKB. News has just been received that the Indians are throwing up fortifications a little north of Horicon, using Bull Pouts fur breast-works, with the horns pointing outward. Everything wears a serious face. As I close my letter a public meeting is tig hel'J, to pass resolutions of thanks to Uiinager Goodrich of the La Cruise railroad, for passing men from Hartford to Horicon, to aid in repelling the savage foe. More particulars by next Free Democrat.

TIIF. OLD AXD THE Prairie lu Chien Leader has been turning up the reminiscences of the past which iround b'ort Crawford, and calling the roll of some of the actors in the present war, vho once figured there. We extract: "Col. Pejirnm, the rebel general killed western Virginia, was here. He huci a H-autiltil Indian squaw as mistress while bere, atxl by htr a son, now alive.garmost nan grown, and when last hoard from at Green Bay.

Gun. Lyon, the hero of Missouri, whose death is now being lamr-nt- everywhere, was once stationed here as -aptain. Gen. Sumner was also hore at ame time, as captain. Of course everybody knows Old Zack was horo.

Jell' Dais was here as a lieutenant, and it Wits itre t'uat he was married to Gen. There is no truth in the hut he ran oft' with her. They were ied with the consent of her parents, by he late Judge Loi-kwood. of Prairie du Cliien, in an old houso that stood on ihv now occupied by Mrs. Hoc-'s lear the garrison.

Jell' Davis hns still .1 ood many friends here who would like to ee dispatch received by I lie 'ovenior Saturday night announces that Japtain Sulomau, now in h-is broitier's reg- ment in Missouri, accepts tlie cfiaimi-'sion endored him as colonel ot'tli- 9th Wiscmi- in (German) rtgiraeiit. This otlifer lit got his commission without log-rolling it, and we an; happy to he is vor- of it. He formerly resided at Miimto- Jfadijon A ry us. 20wtl Jons BRIGHT THE Jright, at a recent speech in Rochdale, Suglaud, alluded to the war in this country. and among other things said: I say that the war, be it successful or lot, be it ChsisUin or not.

be it wise or not, a war to sustain the government aud to ustain the authority of a great nation and hat the people t' England, if they nro rue to their own sympathies, to their own great act of 1854, to which reference has Irendy been made, will have no sympathy 'or those who wish to build up a em lire on the perpetual bondage of their f-1- ow men." BKAVHEGAHU THE GiiAXUco.v OF A Ro; 1 name of BeauregarJ, the rebel jeneral-in-chief, having penetrated to Mexico, the Diario de Jlejico furnishes some biographical information concerning This authority steles that the grandfather of Beauregard was a Mexican baudit, culled Boregailio, who acquired great wealth by his depredations in the mountains ot Sierra Madre. At his death the gang broke up, and his son, Boregailio, emigrated to New Orleans, where, he bought two estates the first he called Toulon, and the second his name of Touton Beauregard. Subsequently he was fortuuata enough to marry a lady of high parentage, and at once acquired great influence among the foreign population of Louisiana. As with his property so with his offspring the first child was named Toulon, the second Beauregard, and so on with the children alternatively. In the year 1831 or 1832, he obtained for his fourth son an admission into the Military Academy at West Point, under the appellation of G.

T. Beauregard. This fourth son is the mau now general-in-chief of the rebels. Banuim lavs it down us a rule, in liis work on The Art of Making Money," that the "proper time to advertise judiciously is when others don't." It strikes us that Barnum is very nearly right, nnd his rule we commend to our business men at the time when they seem to need some such encouragement. An Ohio paper says of Mr.

Vallandig- ham, member of Congress from that state, that ''his seat has been abused." his seat been kicked Louiseillc Journal. Bayard Taylor, who has been spending the last three months at Gotha, Germany, with the relatives of his wife, is expected home by every steamer. Immediately upon his return he will join one of tho divisions of the national army, as the war correspondent of the New York Tribune. His new volume of poems was stereotyped in tho early part of the summer, but will not appear until November. Dr.

T. E. Jones, who pretends to cure all diseases by divine power, was arrested at Brooklyn, N. a few days since, and compelled to refund $75, which he hadtiik- en from a cripple, under pretense of making him a Bound man. From the Agency of C.

H. Scriven. FATRBANKS STANDARD SCALES OF ALL KINDS. FAIBBANKS GREEM.EAF, 172 Lake street. Chicago.

4SJ- Buy only the R. J. RICHARDSON', JaneaviUe. Agent. JOS I GOODS, i Recent Large Additions PRICES.

the Agency of S. EYE AND EAR DR. F. A. Operator on the Eye and Ear, For De it rue ss, Blindness anil all Defects of Siglit and R.

C. being a regular Physician, with TWE.VTT TEABS exclusive practice in the treatment of diseases of the KVK AND KAK, will found fully qualified t( give relief or i-ffect a euro in any case within the reacL of human skill. Ao charge for an examination or opinion, or for unsuccessful service. Dn. TttEATISE OX THE ETE AXD EAR.

of 300 contiiiiiiug References. Testimonials, Description of wues. Citses, and other important matter, illustrated with Cuts, to had gratis, by sending Ten Ctntftn pay postage. AiIdri'MDr. 9U Randolph corner HI- eep-Tdl LOCATED AT HICAGO, St.

Louis, New York, Philadelphia, Albany, Humiio, Cleveland aud Detroit. Scholarship £uod ihu entire chain ul eight Culltgus. of Bryant i straiten Mercan- tilu College "iiinl "Bell'd Cuiumerciitl College," now omductfd as one Institution which is the recipient of an extraordinary and unprecedented patronage. LA RMOX It OCX, Corner and Washington Chicago. H.

U. BKYANT, V. BELL, II. STKATTON. By tliia consolidation ihu collegiate course of this Instituted is greatly ciiiaigt-d nnd with the iniprovcuii'uts which tljc Uiniiicas ut the principals euubles tht-ui iMiiriiaiitly to introduce lur ihu benefit uf their JLiiirt, it id made superior all fleparlmeutsof tKoK-keepiiigaud Accounts.

and conduced uponthu COUNTING IvO'jM the Halls ol the study being fitted up with wp- Cuuutvra, Dooks, aa lu KEAL i hi? at ynro introduced to the practical kingnauii routine ut biiniUL-si) as conducted in banks, tiling niilroad cilices, etc. liy with tlie Law jscliuul ut" the -HiVci'sUv ul (JuiC'tyo, the which are hold uiii SiudeuLi an; privileged lu h-ctuive in this dcpartim-nl. unJ to receive iuaEruc- Uun in this important branch ol the com-ne, fruin the mi it rtilnrua u- putt fic.it iuii to be lu ut- tJiirncixiUijyKWSAKY ASD sui-tiauu ADVASTA- "SPSNCERIAN" PENMANSHIP. L'hi- laniuii-! ny-tciii ihu LEal tu the world, t-tliiK-i-tl'd. Preminina Awarded to this College At tliL- lulu UiuK-il eiatea I'-ur in lur I'tN'iAN-itil' and lur iitat Catalogue ul'bO turuiiheit gra- uu lu the ae( UKVA-NT, IJhLL A 61'ltATTON.

Chicago, 111., January '2, "ill. ttreat Western Railway Company's 2XFHESS FREIGHT LINE, a. JS'ew J'yrA- Central and Connecting KixiUs, fa and from Iht a a a ml West. lON'tl'ULLKD and operated bytheKoadd farming tiif line. and Tiekt-t ofllce, corne of and r-tructa, Mark tiuapcpyion I'ridgL-." MtTcijuui- visitlcstho reqiK'sted to cali nt and Ticket offices for bitU ul 'ucfceiw, Ac.

h. 1'. Jigt-iit. 273 IJroaiUray, New York; Otis ujit-ut, -1 tC.Jto^tou; Julius Movnn. JJulNiiu A.

McMiitan, ugHiit, A. WALL.1NUFOKD. Ciiicnpoan and Wfitt-ni -Lake and Dear bora a Chicago. March 14Ui, Itttil. Reduced Prices LOCK'S.

UST a large lot of Fresh Fruits, Hermetically Sealed, bought within the month, in New York aud -1-, vury low i-ricos. aud will bv siuld the i'hu aio sunie of the retail priced: Pine Apple, ju-r j.ir i shillings. berries 3 Cherries, black, red ml yjllow. 3 shillinga. nb-ive uro put up in wit.t- full quart Witrrauted to ret.

i-ir natural flavor, tid aiv nr.ltki: drit-il fruit, I'ruil in Tlie valuable when t-iupticd, fur puitiiii; up frerh fruits again, and can be i rcpeaU-di they are worth 1- shillings per empty. pared an-I stoned, in three pound cans. llnltijiiore 40c Tmnatoes, 2''c obstei-s ooaoOc Clamsi, urdiiu-D, 2d 1'ickk's, Sauces, Jcllieaj fi-brnary 1'Jl'li, 1S6I. Nu. 100 Lake Street, Chicago, Wie Maker and Hair Jewelry, mannfac- turei all kiii'L-i of HAIR JEWELRY, BRACELETS, NECKLACES, EAU DKOl'S, PINS, DKAUX, SWITCHES, ETC.

The ft'illowing measures must be taken to insure a lit: For. WIGS. 1. The round of thehead. 2.

From the forehead tot hi-neck. 3 From ear to ear. 4. ear over the crown to ear. FOE TOUfEEti.

1. The round of the head. 2. From forehead to extent of bildnens. a.

From ear to oar. 4. Across tho bald pL'ce, over the crown. Every Article Warranted Satisfactory. It neo! be only addod that Mr.

Ohswaldt has been a tt-nn veari Hachelor'sworld renmvn- biiAiue8A in Ntjw an.l that he received at the late United States Fair the tirbt aud only preuiium, over all cmiipftitorn from every part of the Union, fr.iiu other State and fairs. osr i NKW Ruck Di-illiag M.idiine of C.ilni"re's Patent, the b-ec uuchine in operated by one man UrilU irom to JO ieel per day in lime D--OH ilie work. By expansion tho drill is keut'of uniform size. Machmed built to order. Town, county ntid state riglits li-r Tlnnc who want drill- in" done caa me at Jauesville, iaconmn.

0 L. M. GILM-H1E. Mnv 17th. 1SC1.

3' Jwtf Piatao Forte and Organ! MIB.S. S- FOOPIZ), -13TILL bo Mi'i'i'y to give iuatruclion -u those who may desire it, in PIANO FORTE ORGAN MUSIC, Harmony and Thorough Kim. ItcsiilniL-f oa utrret. three iloora-ontli "fllie chinch. X.

at the residence of Jaiiesville. Feb. 21. ISC1. sio, To tlie Public! pA and Illinois nnnmi-nt nndl.roktn bank bilin wnnti-d.

Wo are pn-ivited to pay the price for im'iirn'iit funds in gold, good Wisconsin currency fir ru-rclina dizc. McKBV i liliO. I 1 an at M-ulison, agent at SpringfielJ, 111, therefore enabling to take up bondd on the most favoraMe terms, to pay llie highest price for all classes of broken and discredited fnnds. $10,000 in Oold for sala. JySdawtf McEEI IT PAYS! IT PAYS! TO tJSE THE Extract Tonquin Musk FOil SALji liY TALLMAN COLLINS.

dL-c-Oiivtf HE Subscribers have formed a copartnership unuer tho of OTTMAN BLANOT, nud opened in RICHARDSON'S BLOCK, Main Street, the beet atock of 33 oots Sdaoos A.TD TO OCR JJOB PRINTING DEPARTMENT Have made the Gazette Office one of tho Best Jobbing Oil ices in the West, imd withont any superior in Wisconsin With our STEAM POWER AXD FAST PRESSES we are euabled to execute any onler for work with a ever brought into Wisconsin, and which they will ijell at Snch Sow Prices 03 have never been known in Janes rille. ARK INDISPUTABLE FACTS and wo challenge the einmination, confident that such un examination will prove thu truth ot what wo abncrt. The goods were bought directly from tho manufuc- turew, nad arc tho BEST CUSTOM WORK to be found in the market. They hare been selected by a pertiuu who had been in the tnuio fur the thirty yuurd, uud will bear a Uvorublu comparison with uuy- thiug iii the market. cuiiiittctiuu with our Salesroom, we have eatablwh- A BASUFACTUBIXG DEPART3IE5T and engaged a aupcrior foreman who will employ none but and good workmen.

intend to make our woilt in ihid Uepartuieut Superior to Anything ever before got up in thL-j city. ALL WORE WARRANTED. We aak tho attention of the public to our stock of goods couUdcut that we can ufler BETTER INDUCEMENTS to purchasers than any other traders or munutUcturtrs in ihid aectii.iu -it" the dtatu. for cash, and In every iu- auct the Lowest Price will be Fixed upon every article offered by ua. GKOKGE L.

OTT5IAX, KKUliKN ULA.NOi'. Janesrille. April IJth, 1BC1. House and Lot for Sale. OL' 4 in 7 Palmer culherlaml'e addition, ihi-t lo: li-unie huiwe will be cli.

leruiaeaHy. hcquire at the otlice of inarTiiti' eUMX, 1'ATTEN BAILEY. a. et Sx i FOR CITY AND COUNTY ORDER A the Hardware Store of R. J.

RICHARD30X. nnum Slat, 0. aepliitt locoaiue for the Hair. Camphor Ice, Camphor ice Oiyerine Soap, Ajya dme, liair acd Tonics. by u'.

K. UUllTIS. dcclTdtf People's Drag Sure. To W'lioin it 31a.y Concern: AM now UVIT t50 years ol" age. Three years since I btfciuue blimt from C.tturiu:t io buth eyed.

to--n iircr 1 betaajt! blind utttiiipt to nature iuy eight by V. ili tlll.i e'lty. wliich Wild ULlsUC- lul. llenriug of the rcpuLiiiuii of ad ti Uul oculist, i wus induct-d to him, Uiougli vith very of rt-hef. The cluctur prupmi-a au openttiun, tu which i which almost Perfect Utstoratii-n ol Aigtit to UDO eye.

lie aJt- performed au uperutiuu on the other eye with lice's. I now enjoying the inestimable blcd-Iug i'lrovwl vision, auii a much better gt-inrralstiito of healch haubeic-re. IHuS. Jiin-eville, Win. jeiajdijia Coal.

are now selling pure Coal per ton, (by tho ton.) and oilier coal ppoportiouabij w. Onr coal is warranted tu be A No.L LAWRE.NCK ATWOOD. May ninyjldlwawtf Piano, HE subscriber has a very beautiful toned Piano Forte at his resilience lliRh Street, of Brown. Alien 4 make. Bnston.

which he will sell lor two-thirds value, or 5100 such instruments are soldl-y Jealers. It is fully must besoldat once Call and examineloryonrself. OEORQE F. LANE. September 31.

AMERICAN WATCHES! M.VDC BT THB American V7atch Company, AT WALT1IAM. MASS. THE BEST WATCH MADE. constantly on hand and for at I'ricra. Clocks, Silver Ware, Jewelry, All coocb by me are warrnutcd to give satisfaction riion'j refunded.

atlontic.n paid to repairing Fix: WAri-'iliis. Jewelry and repaired and cleaned in CASH PAID FOIl OLD SILVER. octlTAuvtf S. C. No.layers' BUck.

O. W. MUNSELL'S New Carriage Manufactory, Jtiiiesville, "Wiscoiisin. 1UF. Sub-icril'cr luwjust opened in tliis olty.

corner of Milwaukee iir.d lilnS cMat side of tlw rivur, nearly opiio-iito tlie Schuyk-r Hou-w, a new shop for the purpose ul miiutifacturing all kinds of I intend to constantly on hand a variety of Car- ri.v«a to suit pua-hiifiers. I eniplny lirat clans eastern workmen aud u-e the liest Btock and eastern timber that be in the Repalriuff, Work and lil.tclt- Binlthlns done on short and AttvutKni pui.l lo Ciirriagi! Vainting. I UPC- the Vi rv uerft and piii. ta, andean guaraule-e to do Better Coach Painting 1 than lias ever been done ill the northwest. All of pr-'iiiicy, wood, lumber, in pay- 0.

W. MCXSFLL. Jan3iTitlr, April 24th, apiSdawlf THEY COME. 10 Hogsheads of the New Sugars AM putting up "1U uf atnuvculorn! fur i.iK>. 2n Ibs kiln Dried Apples for 1,00 10 sun No.

I Kffo-iL-ne Oil, a.s gooj as tho re ia in tho state, for per fcnlioii. A ut -i-i per A Young at CO cts per Ib. All oilier unoild tit correspoiitlius prices. I have on hand 4 Clovur Scud, in tiiU sUte, wirr.inted frt'Q from aee 1 My all new. well delected and I cannot Uive 1110 a call.

S. II. CULVER, Oppcnito the American Hotel. unequaled in this section of the atate. and IN STYLE AND NEATNESS we compariaoa with any or all.

We have in our employment a foreman whnae good taste and accuracy is nut excelled any where, or equaled by feu-. THE ATTEXTIOS 1 ofono uf thu is also given to every job don. in thu o.Tice, and if an error i-i committed by tho office thojob will be reprinted without charge. We invite the attention of friends to our Work and onr Facilities for Executing It, in the conlidunco that they will bw EXTIJUILV SATISFIED not only with tluj manner in which thpfr are filled, bat the prices Holt, Bowen PEOPLE'S DRUG STORE, West mUwaakec Street, WISCONSIN. G.

R. Cxirtis, DRUGGIST AND APOTHECARY, KKfi on hand a full st-ck of ail artii'iea belonging Drill; Trade. ut' the 3B ta -t -u. ck 1 i -y ami at tho LOVvTSST FRIGES' Phyuiciuiid aro to eitiiiiJuo tonality and Fainting- liS a i a 1 a full iissortment. Dye Stuffs, Mafbine Oil and Kerosene Oil MU.iiity and low price.

BURNIHG FLUID, ALCQHQL AND CAMPHENE. Ecroscne and Fluid Lamps and Wicks. AND COMBS TOILET ARTICLES FIXINGS, Hair Oils and PomadeH, PORTE PCHKLET JfKX TOILET COMJiO.V SOAPS, CHEAP FOR CASH. marT'iaKtt uhLG STORK. Discredited Wisconsin Bank Bills.

TTM'lL furthtT wo billa of at par Bank of Bcluit, LlaT. Bank, fruiilii-r Bank, Giut-ti tiay Lank, uiiikoali L'oiuuiurcfol Baak. huckwt-11 A- Cu'a Uauk, St. L'iuix Valley tiauk, Corn iiink, 1'rairie Kank, Exchange li.iuk ul Iiarlii.g County Tank, i Ccunry llank. We will pay the highest price in silver, gonl bank or ail brukcu Wiscuu- nin ami llliucia curitucy.

McKEY BUO. ROCK RIVER WEST SIDS OF THE ONE BLUCK BELHW THE LuWKR UlilDii AKE nnler Machinery. Casting. anil Sugar Mills, aim Dnild- (aj; Uotts, anrl ail tii.us uf iiacLiuiry and repair- lug, at Greatly Reduced Prices. JJ.

U. I'urticuSaj 1 jjiud ro repair i Tig nil kind a of uiitchincrv, sUTijn ilurse tiii- niU--. The "i tlii- wouhl to wanting in i-nr lint- tliat nt- art-experi- uvrsfL- ikiiio in the we ura- 'n ami finuily wo tti all ho may favor im with their putroua-f. UAKUIS. GUILD.

AXGELL A TYLER. Janesrille. Jfvlt. ffblTdlmawtf our-fln-p. Our ti' ploy compt-'teiit W.

G. WHEELOCK, Tickies, HScats, FRUITS, ETC. a of the choicest kinds of Frencli Iiollautl Gin, Jnnin. and an uf Jintr The bratlirimli and fmirh Me. Kast India I -all- in v.liitu will a rii'-'t drink intalidH.

in I pencil Bmiiily IV-nnsyxiini i Old New Ciiier Jiraudy. Groat Wosici-ii JDejot for Jurnrr's K'-nr, (Mr-lri't'-d i Ottitt V.Viulv?/. i. EASTER PRICES. ii--, l.i.jm.ra, Wince, Cordia'H.

ot' hirh been la UM Sl.iu.l. ppo- site old MOHI8AOBS FOBiSALB. li i a h. BRUSHES, ofall sizes, by Mi'ivliiint-t' at 81wtf TAI.LMAN Ji COLLINS 1 BLANK LKA3 KB ICOil 3 ALS..