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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-12-18

as per receipts, 32o VA
Total amount expended OH county
buildings by com To Nov % 81 SlG9l C5
We believe the statement. as ab,ve set forth.
to be correct.
Your Committee would further state that
they have used every means within their row
or 10 accom- lish the object to which they were
appointed, yet. owing to the mary obstacles
that have from time 10 time been thrown in
their way by discouraging parties. and there
by preventing them from making bids for any
portion of the county buildings. and the fur
Their effort that has from time to tirae been
made by crying down. and refusing to 7, ccive
county orders and various other obstacles that
have been placed in the way for the express
purpose of preventing The erection of said
buildings. yet. Notwithstanding all this. your
committee We're untiring in their efforts in
the desire TO carry out the object for which
they were appointed, yet in the face of all
this, they would have succeeded and bv this
tire would have had the buildings in such an
advanced state as 10 have been ust d by the o.
ticers and for court purposes. had not the
Chairman and Clerk been restrained by in
junction from the issuing of further county
orders.
All of which is respectfully submitted.
JAS AKERs.
G. B. Cox.
Committee.
The report was accepted. and the com
mittee discharged.
Sups Youngman and Fortig took
their seats.
On motion of Sup Quimby. the report
o. the Building Committee together with
the proper books and papers, was refer
rcd 10 the Committee on Account.
The following account was read and
roferrct:-
No. - ID s Cheney 81 so
Sup Minor, of Committee on Ac
couaiS, retained accounts which were
DISPOSED Of MS follows:-
No. 81 S a Green. 50 81; allowed.
%. A j Smith. s. %; referred
back FIR correction.
20. VIM Crippen, 81 p; alIowe1.
II. &C Whitney. 81; {"
-. d S Cheney, 81 so; d"
Sup Holt of Committee on Arpor
tionment of Jurors reported the follow
ing, which was accepted
The Committee on Apportionment Of
Jurors do hereby report the following
number of Jurors for each town and
ward Of Pierce county, Wis. -
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-12-18
FAR E X E ID Z 9 E d
BY THE
Wisconsin Stage Company.

CTAGES leave Hu:son for Prescott Daily,
y (Sundays excepted.) in the morning IN
time to connect Win boats going South.
Leave Prescott for Hudson. on the rival Of
the Boats from the South. Fare-One Dol
lar. (each way.)
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-12-18

S2,76s,46 ll,ll2,21
Sup. Copp moved the adoption of the
report, and the motion prevailed.
On motion the CHAIR appointed Sups.
Hurley, Hodges and Williams a com
mitteo to ascertain the amount of tax
necessary to be levied.
On motion adj. until until Pm.
The Board met pursuant to adjourn
meat.
On motion of Sup. Copp, Sup. Cox
was appointed committee to close the
contract with Mr.. Rand in relation to
lease of rooms for county officers.
Sup. Hurley. Of committee 10 report
on the anonnt of tax necessary 10 he
raised. mad the follow NJ report
The IN elsi ned, committee on the
amount Of County tax necessary t" be
levied for the present year, w"ul! respect
fully >ubm't the folio wing report;
IL the opinion Of the committee it is
t;r 'i" interest of the county To- levy tax
q: $i2175 la pny tl,e present indebted
n - # tie county aud die current "XpeE-
>.'> "i lie rn>u ne Year. ending Dec 3l>t
1862, of " hirE sum 5000 is t" be set n
pant tor tie families. Of volunteers IN tie
county, recurring assistance; 1925 for
county school purposes: and S275 for
the Saary Of The county superintendent
Of schools Of this county.
It is also in their opinion necessary to
levy tax of $5,225 for the completion
of the county buildings; being the bal
anc" Of the arpropriat on heret''fore vo-
ted to be raised making in all q total
sum of $4,000.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-12-18

On motion of Sup Hurley, the Board
adjourned until / o'clock this afternoon.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-12-18

Expenses for gear 1862.
Salary of Cir. elk, $4,000
Co. Cfk, 5000
/" Dist. Atty. $4,000
Amt to families vol. 10000
EXPENSES of coart. 100000
Lumber contract not
delivered. 274,46
Co. school tax, 2l9,OO
Co. Supt'~ salary, 275,Oo
Expenses Sd Super
y;sors, 10000
Stationary, books and
rents, $4,000
4,l6S,46
Probable amt from
State on IL taxes 100000 2,76e.46
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-12-18

aud the report WAS accepted and adopted.
Or'l'r~ We're issued 10 p Nor,hop SI2
and for candies 50 go.
On motion adjourned till o'clock
next morning,
ELEVENTH DAY.
Nov 23.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
ouns Cox, Hodges. Hurley, Youngnan,
Holt, kers, Minor, Qnimby, Williams,
Copp, Schaser and Cheney present.
Sup Cox moved to grant sup Schaser
leave to retire.
Sup Copp moved to amend by grant
ing leave to all the members to retire.
The amendment was lost.
Sup Copp moved that the roport Of
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-12-18
The motion prevailed.

The motion prevailed.
On motion of Sup Hurry, account No.
6s was referred back to Committee on
Accounts.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-12-18

The Board met pursuant to adjourn
mcnt.
Present, Sups Cox, Hodges, Hurley,
Holt, Akers, Minor, Quimby, Williams,
Copp, Schaser, and Cheney.
The minutes were read and approved.
Sup Hurley in the chair.
Sup Akers, Of the Building Commit
tee, suhm tied the fol,owii g rermt:-
10 tie Eoard of Supervisors Of / ierce Co""tg:
GaxrLEMEH:-Thc Committee appointed
Nv YOU mt a previous IN citing Tor the urr"s
Of proceed ng 10 erect comfy b .ildiags, al Il
known as the Building Committee, submit the
following report
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-12-18

E'Ueuinq Session.
The Board met pursuant to ADJOURN
mcnt. Minutes read AMI approved. Or,
ders we've drawn us follows
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-12-18
4,l6S,46

Probable amt from
State on 1T taxes 100000 2,76e.4 6
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table the resolution in relation to Illegal
advertising for tax sale.
The motion was lost.
Sup Cox moved that when we do adj
journ it shall be to meet at O'Clock to-
morrow morning.
The molten prevailed.
On motion, adjourned.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1861-01-30

eI~ HEADACHE is the favorite SIGNIFY which
nature makes known any deviation whatever
from the natural state of the brain. and viewed
in this light in many be looked on az safe
guard intended to give notice of disease which
might otherwise escape attention. til too late to
DC r. mef led and its Indications should never
be neglected. Headache nav lie classified un-
der two nam s. viz Svmptonlatic and Idiopath-
ic. Symnometic Headache is exceedingly
common and is HE precursor Of great var.cty
Of diseases. among which are Apcplexy, Gout
rheumatism and all febrile DISEASES In its
nervous form ii is syn pathetic of dis ase % the
stomach constituting sick hoddachc of hepatic
disease constituting billions heaaachc, o worms,
constipation and other disorders of the bove's
as well as venal and uterine affections. Diseases
Of the heart are very frequently att, ndeI wItl.
Headaches Anania and pletii, RI also aifec-
tons which frequently occasion hcaGa ,he. Idio-
pathc Headache is also very common, being
usually distinguished hv the name of ,1srrous
hedddche, sometimes coming on suddenly in a
state of apparently sound health and prostra:-
Ing ct once the mental and physical encrg eS.
and in other instances it cones on slowly her sd
ed by depression OF spirits or accrhity of tenn
per- In most instances the pain is i'll the front
fthe head, over one or both eyes; and some
times provoking vomiting Under this class
may also be named Nrardiqia
For the treatment of either class of II alachc
the Cephaiic Pills have been found a sure and
safe remedy. relieving the most acute Pains in a
few minutes and by is su'tle power cradi a
ting the diseases of " ich Headache is the ur T.
ring index.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1861-01-30
OTIS HOYF, President.
Trouble Ahead

Trouble Ahead. We regret to
say that We approhend some immediate
trouble between citizen ofthis place and
the editor of the Hastings Independent.
We regret this, because we dislike a row
generally, and because we esteem each Of
the gentlemen alluded to.
The cause of the Impending trouble is
an article in the Independent on the Con
cert at Hudson, in which the following
statement is made.
"Tho Star Spangled Banner WINS sung
With great effect, the leader of the exer-
cises having impoverished few verses to
conform to the times, which with q cho-
rus of fifty voices, was rendered with
mastery yigor."
Now this is grossly incorrect and dread
fully slanderous. We can think of no
grsYer charge that can be brought against
q gentleman of cultivated tastes and a
tistic attachments than that of impoverish-
ing verses. We assure our readers that
Mr.. PRATT has done no such thing.
But let US suppose that this was the
joint blundei Of an ignorant compositor
and careless proof reader, and that the
editor intended to say that a few verses
were improvised; even this is no better,
for an "Lmprovisotore" is about as hard
name as can be bestowed upon prop
eF aud respectable person.
As friend to both parties. we would
suggest to Mr.. STEBBINs, and also to DR..
ADAMS ofthe Democrat, who is implica-
Tee in the same matter, that they employ
US to appease Mr.. PRATT, giving us au-
lhcrity to draw on them for sufficient
"ipondulix" to pay for oysters, DC.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1861-01-30

eB' Ihaee Arrays considered ADVERTISING, H5-
orally and long, to be the great medium of success
'n business, and prelude to ecealth. And Ihaue
made u an inpariabIe rule. too. to 0dyertiSc IN
the dallest times, long experience hacing taught
ms that money thus spent is rel laid out; as By
keeping my business continually before the pub
&c, il has secured me many sa!eatlat rould 9TH
srvtss hare ios,-SrsrHFS GrRAHr,
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1861-01-30
The Scbccl Jubilee,
The Exhibition of Schools in tbs \

The Exhibition of Schools in THIS Vii
lagc, on Friday last, was ono Of inter-
est to all concerned. They assembled at
Cox Hall, and at ten o'clock were cali
ed to order by Mr.. MORSE. After read
ing the last chaper Of EccIesiastcs, they
joined in singing Ballerma. The Village
school was the first on exhibition, and
was conducted through an exercise in
reading and spelling, and concert reci-
tatiOn in Geography, in three-fourths of
an hour. Mitchelrs Outline Maps arc
used by this school. The exercises were
lively, and interesting. This school num-
bers between forty and fifty scholars, all
of whom were present.
Mr.. FLINT's school next came forward
and occupied three-fourths of an hour
He was graceful and pleasing in address,
and his school appeard well. A couple
of songs, which had been written for the
occasion, were sung, when they adjourn
ed to meet at the Church at one o'clock.
The afternoon exercises were commenced
by singing couple Of rounds" and n
few miscellaneous stanzas. After the
reading Of 'Brother Jonathan's Ships" in
concert, teachers and scholars all joining,
Mr.. LoRING's school was called out and
conducted through exercises in reading,
spelling and Ment | Arithmetic. Mr..
WRIGHT followed with similar exercises,
and Mr.. PRoCToR closed the exhibition
Of schools by brief recitations in reading
and arithmetic. The three schools last
named acquitted themselves with credit.
There were ten teachers present, and
about two hundred scholars. The Pierce
County Banner Flag was brought for
ward which created good deal of enthu-
siasm. CUTE" told a story, and the
exercises closed with four declamatiens,
three of which were by Mr.. WR1Gnr's
scholars, and one by "Briek" from the
Village School,
young America was in high glee.
The Jubilee was a success. All present
both old and young, agree in proclamlng
thai it is only lie first one of a Series.
Long may they wave. r. E.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1861-01-30
ADVERTISEMENT.

Notice is hereby given to all whom it may
Concern, that the undersigned will present a
petition to the next Legislature of Wisconsin
praying that the citizens of Pierce county be
authorized to vote upon the removal of the
county seat of said county. from the city OF
Prescott to such point as may be designated
in sections sixteen. seventeen, eighteen, ine-
teen, twenty. twenty-one. twenty eight,
twenty-six. Range no. seventeen, West, in
said county; also that said petition will re-
quest that the vote on the removal NAV be
taken at the Annual town meetings to be
holden it said county ON the first Tuesday of
April 1861.
Signed; W. H. Moore, Franklin Otis an
others.
River Falls, Dec .26 1860.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1861-01-30

fRTDG FT.-Missus wants Won to send her
box of Cerhalc Glrc. no, n bottle of Prepared
PillS,-but I'm thinking that not inst It naith-
er but perhaps yell he afthrr lnpNilg whit
it is. Ie see she's nigh dead and gone with the
Sick Headache. and wants some more of that
same as relaiyed her before
D!W.GgIst, must mean s. aiding Ceplal-
ic Pills
hrid0ht. Och ! sure now aud you've SGD it.
he;es the quarthar and give me the Pills and
don't be all day about it aither.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1861-01-30

TWENTY Millions o. DpLLARs sAvED-Mr.
SIaldirg has sold two millions oi bottles Of his
celebrated Prepared Glue and it IS estimated
that each bottle saves III least ten dollars worth
OF broken furniture hts making an aggregate
of twenty millions oflnllars reclaimed from to-
ial loss by this valuable invention. Having
made his cine h0us hold word. he now pro-
poses ~ do the world still greater service bv cur
in" all the aching heads With his Cephalc Pills.
ar' ftheT are 8 good as his Glue, Ucai-
a>h'' VIII son vanish aws " Tx. snow in
'ul5
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1861-01-30
e 8. lEaErsEI9 * Is.
Tnr anA1cAmAr,ox OF LAsGuAG Es.-1'here j

THE AMALGAMATIoy OF LAsGUAGEs.-Thereis
growing tendency in this zee to appropriate
the most expressive words Of other languages,
and fter while to incorporate them INTO our
own thus the word Cephaic. which is from
the Greek, sgnifyirg 'for the head" is now be
coming Iopnlarized in connection with Mr.:
Spa.ding's great Headache remedy but il will
soon tc pscd in a more general way, and tie
word Crpl.alic viii become rs common as
klectrotvre and many Others whose distinction
as tore ign WEI IS has been worn away bv con-
non usage until they seem "naiire and 10 the
manor born
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1861-01-30
THE TRIBUNE
FOR 1861.
PE19>s'EGTUs.

-'-'O-s--
The XNtl Vol me of the WEEKLY Tgfs.
CSE commenced with the issue Of Sept, 4,
During the past year The Tribune has bee.
obliged 10 devote quite large prol.lii.n ui
lis space to Politics. but We all .oon be as!e
70 forego folilical discussion almost entirely,
for months if not for years AMI dcyo,e aear-
~ all our columns . spb;ccts of less INTENSE.
but more abiding, interest. Among thcs W,
mean Ia pay especial attention to.
l, EnUcATIoN. whole SUBJECT of Edn
cation. both Popular and General viii be dis
','tssed in our columns througho the yea
1861, and We hope to elicit in that disc hsio
50 me OF the protoan.est Thinkers anu IN.
ablest instructors in orr country. II is al
once our hope and our resolve that Till caus.
of Education shall receive an I'M eihs from tho
exertions of The 1nIBuxE in lis behalf during
the year lf6I
IL. AGRGVUITr"F.-Wc lfv, beer rs.,, NH
I'd to restrict unf efHcidati"ns of fhis yrsai ill.,,
terest throug hout 1850. ard shall emf, a,, + -,
alone therefor in 1861. " afsver, de!pcrnu
demonstration. is calculated a. fessier the r,
ward OF labor devoted to cultiyati n noref
ample or more certain, shall receive 1,ours
md full attention.
III. MASUracrv rs, &c-Wc hail every
invention or enterprise whereby AnnIicana
Capital and Labor are attracted ~ and .a.
vanfageously employed in an, department Of
manufacturing or N, chanical Industry ns a
real contribution 70 tn" Public zeal. in~Lr-
ing anphr, steadier, more con enicnt. mars
rnmuneratng markets to thu, Farmer. vitS
fuller employment and better wages In n .
I.ahe&r. The progress of Mining. Iron Mai :.
ing, Steel Waking. Clbth-W Weaving dc a.
in our country and the world shall be wat,b
ed and reported hy us with an EARNEST = q.
active sympathy.
~. FoREIcS AFp,I9s-Wc en,|o, tho
hest correspondents in London, laris. r rim
Berlin, and Other European Capitals. TO tra,s-
NIT Us early lind accurate adrices If the pr.,,
changes there silently hut certainly prer airing
In spite ofthe' pressure Of Domestic Pol;ti,s
our News from the Old World is now ysri-L
md ampe: but we shall have to render II
more perfect during the ev .ntrul year Just be-
forA Us,
'. HOME TEws-Wr employ rscrilhr pas "A
correspondents in CaliFpr ia lat The I.fhhL =
OF DarIcn, in the RGckv Mor,Iitain Gold Re-
gion. and wherever t.lsc they seem ieo i, t.-
From the more accessible PORTIONS Of our COW i,
country we erive "ui Information mainly
from the mutifarious .a1rcsronti.ats of yb,.
Associated! Press. from oil: excl angcs ana IT,
occasional letters oi in',.lh. chi tri.n "a n.
ann TO prInt The cl enIs~i gr..tral ,eyspar.,t
WITH the filiest and most aI1Lcntic s,rin.
OF usef Intelligence. that in auywl,.r. ~
fofded Hoping 10 make each .iav .-;,S
on The last. a print II ! etter and b,,t.,
paper from ear t" year. as our m.aps Az
steadily enlarged through the i-er,-ror : go.
Grafton OF our many we'll ~ishe .. We x,I'.;t
nd shal labor 10 deserve, a enu,Ss, a.,sa ~,
public favor. u"
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1861-01-30
TIE JOURNAL.
rctaI ano Sflisttllanscns,
proceedings OF fFae 81. C.GiX
valley Medical Association,
l,eId at Prescott, Jan.
CZnd, 1861.

The Association convened al the B"p'
t;,t Church st . O'Clock, 2. n, all tie
members of the Society being present.
The minutes of the previous meeting
were read and approved.
The Constitution and Bylaws Of the
Association, as adopted at the previous
meeting, were read, after which Drs. /.
r. ErHRIDGE of Hastings, J. NJ. WHIr-
rLe and ]. w. BEARpsLEY Of Prescott,
being regularly graduated physicians,
vete elected members Of the Association.
A case of eongonital assure ofthe pal
ste and lips, (LoJiana Leporin"m,) was
was then breugh. before the Association
for examination and treatment. The pa
tient being an infant of five weeks and
much emaciated, it was deemed best to
defer any operation until tho next meet
inc Of the Association, in order to afford
It time to become better nourshed and
prepared to endure the operation.
DR.. A. You've then read an essay
on Dipheria, which elected very in
terestng discussion. The question of the
condition of the blood IN this disease; and
the propricty Of the various plans of
treatment, was debated at some length.
Thelprevailing opinion seemed to be that
it is essentially blood disease with local
manifestations, and that in the majority
fcases, the tonic Or sustaining plan of
treatment is indicated.
Dr.. A. D. ANDREWS read a paper on
the use of Teratrum TIirid1, after which
the meeting adjourned to 7, pm.
EVENING SESSION.
DR.. OTIs HorT read an able paper on
Gun Shot Wounds, after which the dis
cossion of Brighfs Disease cfMe KID
neys was opened by DR.. MIGSAULr and
participated in by other members.
On melton the Secretary read that
portion of the national code of ethics re-
Eating to the dates of physIcirns to each
other.
DR.. HoYT offered the following REQ
luton. which was unanimously adopted.
Resolved,; That in order to discauntc-
nance quaskery sHd encourage h. I'll
standard Of medical education, we vi
not held private consultations with tn, Sc
persons who cl,im TO belong to the pro-
fSss;on, but have never graduated from
any orthodox mci:ca college. or been ex-
a'uined and licensed by any legally or
ganized medical ASSOCIATION.
On motion Dire. ToU3o. DAVIS. Ca
WIS anl How, we're orpo;rtaJ a commit
tae ioProfarc tarrafof prices formed
ioa' scrytcp. T. be adopted Nv this
Assoe;atiun, sa;l committee TO report a
Ito mex; annual meeting.
rrs. CAvIS AMI MlGNAV.T were sp-
rs;ntsi 10 cssays at Tic next ne, ting ard
Typhoid Fsrcs' was selected asa sa:,,ct
for discussion.
Voted that tie next meeting of III
association 10 held TT Il st;uc,, Ayrl
23l, at 10 o'clock, A.. NJ
o. motion the Ass citation adjourned.
4 D. ANDEEws, Sccreiory.
nTTS INZ-r D-:yt
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1861-01-30

1Ey~ DIN Won ever have the Sick He ,dacle
Do you remember the ihlobbng temples, the
vel ed brow, the Iohhing and disgust at the
sight offool. How tptally unfit yoI were for
pleasure. conversation study. One of the
Cephalic Pills would have relieved you from all
the suffering which yoa then expert, need. For
this and other purposes you, should always
have a COX Of them o.. land 10 use as oceSsion
requires.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1861-01-30
'arsssy Realized.

Hi 'ad n 'orrible 'eadache this liattertoo Don.
hand | stepped int the bapothecarigs hand
says hi 10 the man, "Can you hease .ne of an
'eadache ?'' "Does It hache ard saws e
"Hexcecdinglv." says hi land upon that e
gave me Cenlialic Pill La, pom me 'onor
il cured me so qnicls that L ardly realized l ad
'ad an 'Calache.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1861-01-30
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The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1861-01-30
A Real Blessing.

IHy;ictan.-W ell, Mrs. Jones, how is that
headache
Mrs. Jones, Gone ! Doctor, all gore the pil.
you sent cured me in just twenty nj utes, and
| wish You would send more So that can have
them handy.
Pysiciaa.-You can get thcm at any Drug
gsts. Call for Cephalc Pills. I find they never
fail ana | recommend them in all cases OF Head
ache.
hrs. Jones ! ella'l send for box directly
and shall tell all my s'lif ring friends, for they
ar" = req! dlsssiay.