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THE LIVING HISTORY"
THE Rebellion RECORD.

THE Rebellion RECORD.
Edited by fRAsK MoohE
With IS Portrait. Sl.sl and nan-rou. Msps and Plans
TuREE VOLUMES tOAiLETG.
Royal tlYth ~ -
sheep sItTs ....................... u W
Hall calf saiiqur.... 10 %
Half morocco. rtTa................ 10 W
This 10 sknos 10. universally to be the only stand
and saih.utc puo aion when r-eods ia full AL the
g value from every aad from
every point view North nd south Loyal and r-bol Ii
remain ryKsAsESr wDrs Of rrf-rrDce. uc-.sg In
Iapss VI t.H-. sui wholly insi-penssole to
Intelligent who woald AL the FAC and
d-s Of this great contest freedom aad Tie o Of the
VII
FINANCIAL HISTORY or ENGLAND.
FRASCls'S HISTORY
BANK OF ENGLAND.
with NO,ss and Addition. by suiru HoEASs, ESQ
s,O ~
VII
TEE NEW GALLERY Or NATIONAL PORTRAITS
AsD BIO sRAfhlks
~ De ob.f Ia aag.fb Ou.fto Volume
Flszandy paulsd supef'ne Toned Paper With 70 hne
POTtfas Oh Steel
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The
BOOK OF HEROES AID MARTYRS
NOTABLE MEN OF THE TIME.
Edited Dy FKAsK MooKs
The Biogspi-s carefully aud conpris- suthen
&c add Interesting f.cs derived fDn
Ia Intended the. bi. wofk shall he worthy IL
snd Ia every aefcdsbe and
ssltstion
Price In cloth sr'rs Kilt sdyss........f6 ~
Prc~, Ia Iuftry Morocco, al lqu....... 10 10
Price, ia IuaeJ Morocco, sIus....... 10 "
THE PULPIT RECORD:
COMPRISING ABOUT SIXTY SERMONS,
BY the abis Dile North aud ,ush the Present Css
tvo. 50 csnts
New and Important Work Warming and ventiiating
NOW READY:
In Volume Royal evo with numerous Illustrations,
WARMING AND VENTILATING
PUBLIC AND PRIVATE BUILDINGS
RAILROAD CARS &c
Esemphfy ing th. EIbau- lon Principle.
By the Hon HksKr kurrAs to the Canadian Psliament
T1s Irr.st. this inpot.n, subject 10 light
aud ass.ts important Improvement. s"d paos which arc
worthy DC attention Of all builders sni o~nss u property
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1900 PARIS and NETWORK FALL,
i OO~. FASHIONS IN LADIES' bONNETS,
FLUWLRs and RlDBOss II have some exclusive novel;
Ties for Ladies' Mrs. W. SMMO ~, No. 657 Broadway
FOUNTAINS India aud American Indlan-Store,
Il No d 3 Broadway. Silk Goods faDs Novehi's, articles
for Europe. many which are to DO ootai"ed ony hs
above st.fe. lole,ae AID retail
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KIMBALL's UNDERC URRENTi
b X | ) r z:
4 NOVEL l2mo. 81.

SiIth Edition.
Dr. Taylor Lews 10 his review Of" Undercucns speak
ss Of the chs's'er Of Old Sol DO~ner says that The
s..hor might safely his whole literary reputation this
one admirable sletchr O. P. PUTNAM, Publisher
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1862-06-13

4 REHEor F9r SNAIL Pax-Dr. Fred
egick v Morris, resiIen. physician ofthe
U41ifax Visiting D.~goa-ary, y s, has
written letter to the Imorjran N.dicol
Times, 10 which lie states that the "Sar-
racenja Purpure7," or Indian cup, native
r.an. of Nova Scotia, is the re'asIv fsr
small pox in a}l 1t. forms in twelve hours
after the patient his taken the medicine
That however alarming AMI numerous
the oroptions, or continent and fri2Ltfu!
they may be, the peculiar action Of the
medicine IS such that very seldom is !,
scar left TO tell the story Of the disease :
If either vaccine or varioious matter is
washed with tie infusion Of the saracenja
they are deprived Of .hrjr contagious
properties. 50 mild is the medicine 10
the ta.ro that it NAV oe largely mj&at
with iea and coffee anI given 10 connos-
seurs in these beverages TO dtink without
their being aware Of the adm;xture. The
medicine has bee' succe sally tried in tic
hospitals Of Nova Scotia. aud is use will
b- continued.
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HARBAR IzM rv CAHADA.-We ne toii
that Chancellor Van lNou-hne,. Of loron>
70. Carata, las issned prouunciameuto
requiring barris;crs pracicjug in his conr.
10 shave their taces. How much larger
the Liberty We erjoy hercabout. Our
laov vers only shave .heir clients
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UFg. NJ. gEs EE0fs.

IH1rncy yaad CouaseLlor at Lar,
fce On York Street, Haaito~oc, Aaaito~oc
County Wis Collections promptly attended
to nI-tf
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Attoruey at Law ard Notary Public. Oace o.
YORK street. north side Of the river, daa!-
togoc. zZ~lv
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SAD sss.-Fbe order jus. issued by
Gen. Mcclellan, prohibiting fur,h,s dis.
in;ormen,s Of the dead by their friends.
was a ''sanisary" necessity. A correspon-
den' Of the Pi1tsJurg Chronicle saws
Siuca the battle Of Williamsburg the
bones Of those k..ie! in tie euraosmen.
have been raiseI and sent north to their
.rends. This, however, has been stopped
now, and no further disinterments will be
permitted. The General informed ms
that, as sanitary measure, he WAS cor
strained 10 adopt this course. TIE bod.
Ies had 50 far decompOsei lha. their ra
mosal would endanger The public heallh,
aud for this reason he issued the orIer.-
While was It the office there were uine
bodies brought down, !,us tbs General
would uos allow them to bs taken on
board thr boat, and despite the tears and
entraatjes Of those WHO had been sent ~
look after them, ;hey were inferred q!
Yorktown. Some two huuheI 6sdie,
altogether =. have been brought down, many
OF them III a state Of 4 lyanre.l 3rcompn
sl3", aHd some oflAem SO charged with
go =, 80 burst Tie 1uelal case. ii wAiua
ihey 1e's contn,.,!.
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WARNING OF HENRY CLAY.
Extract from his Speech IL the .. S.
Senate, Feb. 7, 1880.

p Union. J "e Senate knows shat have
deprecated a.!H9.oa', on ordinary occasions
70 ihas dHe.ui event Ihe country will
'eetl!l, II ihe'" he anY1blng in the history
u my p"o,lc rareer worthy of recoIIect'"n.
il IS 1hs sfu!h and sincerity Q: tav ardent
devotion . Is lasting preservation. Eut
Nc should te ia:se to our s.ies,ane to It,
Il We uid not tscrnIns!e eas"een Size
imaginary ard FGA DANGERS ~ winch "e
may oe 'sa"''e," ho9''t'ol a"outd hs
to1ger os Isg%iasd As "A iHla@la$iy dan
z9F. os = i9slii9 ll>.s, Leh soe AnfpfsT'
; '"e''re'' ~ '"s'' P's@e"' SI'" " uD'''I9 'i'S
ihh"hI'ahts u 'ne ifs@ s1A'Gs . one Hsn'
against tae lhtahisan1s OF me slave states.
! mon on tte one s.ae WIZ te&o' oi.soh on
me o,hSf. ana '''i' process oi fettj j'io.a'
e"AN"la@1"n VII oe attended win All me
'.'.e''l Pft}Hi.tss e'1'''t'9fel S"i in'p ara
= '''''7a' =" '''cA 8 9 '''S -iso - ''e
- '.''e-' ''"'''H" ''S50'e'
4 rirtuol 45ss2IaH n Of The tni1a t.!|
hars ta@sn pi4ca, 3httst the JorHss ~ 't3
EEI$fshcs ftRsHihS. me most 'a.o1o'e e.e-
!"eGI q aiou, mU!EHt hiu'!arsS, tie t%2ls
inGs o. sympathy, tile tEateraai bonds,
which nov happily mite u, wall have been
eHtaGHaAe1 to"eEer. One zgat."n "l3
stSud IN 'aena2Iug and nestle array az i
Tie oti,er, he collision oi oh1n"n VIII
4lIekIY he followed by fAe cla'@ J "1l1s.
/ viii not attempt 20 Ge>ell3e scenes which
now happily lie concerted from oar view
: h4t l.
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Ey=- OF tho Chapains in the United
States army there are: Me'hodist., l25
presbyterians (N. 81. 81; Congregation
al, 81 Episcopal, &C Baptist, 43 Pres,
Iy'erian 60. s., 24; Unitarian, 23
Catholic, - not known, 9. Total. i72
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EDN AK s.4 +
Madison, June ;. 1862.
--ezza tEsgs Sfxs.--
Napoleon and Archbishop Hughes.

Napoleon and Archbishop Hughes.
Everybody knows that IIs Holiness las
invited all lie Catholic Bishops Of the
world to assemble in Rome og. lh9 DAY of
P-n'eco>., TO assist tic Father cf tie
FaithfJi in the great ceremony Of annoua>
cling his decision on the process Of canon
izing certain holy men who we're martyr
Ell in Japan many Years since; and all the
world knows that Napoleon III, taking al
vantage Of a rule Of that Empire. inlima
ted to the Bishops Of the French Chareh
that he desired Ghey would not arcep. the
Invitation Of the Holy Father; and aimos,
all the world knows that moe, Of the
Bishors-prohatIy aII thar wantcd to 90
to Itoms-have sgnife,I their intention a.
accepting the invitation Of the Pope, de-
spite the opposition Of the Etnp~tor; an!
most reopie know that the Emperor did
not firi i convennt to oppose further lie
departure Of these Bishops, Archbishop,
and Cardinals. AproPos Of tLs feeling
Of lie Emperor We notice in she papers
and We translate from tue q ssbec Jonu"I
the following statement:
. Il seem. tllHt Archbishop Hughes, Of
New York, hal pad very gratifying yis
il to lie Emperor Of the French duying
which The relations of France an3 the Uni
ted States wen= freel y discussed, mud she
Emperor fouui time 70 express his d>sp~
probation Of tie permission Presi1eu,
Lincoln hsl given to the grsnd~sons Of
tho late i\ tr.r n France ta c1taI, tho arrn 4
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which mus. inas tally lead to the. NEST
al mitous cou>, queGcrs. And .e: " Al,
a. couusrymen, IS friends, rs tro'l'ers.
cherish in uitad;rg memory lie motto
wLi~h bore cur ancestor, trlumphsntly
through all tie trials of the Revolution,
as il adheredsstv |. vii. conduct their ,
s9r'iy s1rougi aI;,ia. may, in tie dspen
toas Of Providence be res rye for them
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WHAT IS MEAEr BY Ir.-The Chicago
Tnes has . special dispatch from Wash
iug.on, about lie evacuation OF Cofin,h,
Is follows:
The eracut,jon Of Corin,h csuses
mach speculation in thi, ri'y. 1t seem.
10 be'lhe prevailing impression here thss
the rebels either intend 10 90 into Texas,
or abandon the Mississippi, reinforce Rich
monl, and make an offensive movements
norrhwsrd or else proIoug the war by
again locating and inrrenrhiug themselves
near the Cult, where the climate and aif-
Ec0tty Of communication will restrain
northern army from following. Tha
general expectation Of tile rebel policy
centres on this last Programme'
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1F' I"nlcr not others becau-e hey
have sanlercd YOU.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-12-03
RIVER FALLS
40 A D E NY

CHEAP, THo2oUGH.--The Trustee, =.
pleasure in announcing that they have .rr,s
the services of Prof. L. B. TErFr a. Prra,
of the River Falls Academy.
Prof. Tefft is a graduate of Brown Up;r,,
ty. and has had much experience and D.. NV
success in teaching. During the past VIM
he has had charge of the Prescott C;,,i,
School, where he proved himself no, onlT =
efficient teacher. but superior disciplingr
and We can, with confidence, commend 4,
to all who dessre the benefits Of Moro,ob /,
siruction
The Academic year viii be divided intot.
Terms--the Spring and Summer terms 10 y
sist Oh Eleven weeks each. and the Fall 4,
Winter terms. Twelve weeks each.
Pupils can enter at any time during 4.
term-paying only for the time Of actual 1t
tendance. The price of Tuition ginyr,
from 80 to so cents per week-accorims /
the studies pnrsued--and in no cas- wiDn,
extra charges be made for firewood. Light
incidentals of any kind whatever.
Pupils from abroad viii be furfieLsd VA
board in good familics al 81 .5oper week.
Application may be made 10 the P.lncu
or to either of The officers of tie Board
Trustees
G. ". PRATT, Pr.sidsri
A. MORSE, Secretary.
River Falls, May IL, 1862. n3,7
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Referees sale.

olrcuit Court. Pierce County. State of Wis
consin. Gilbert Woodruff against George
Loomis and Lucy LOOMS.
52Y virtue and in pursuance of a Judgment
-E1 and decree of foreclosure and sale made in
the above entitled cause at the May term of
said court, to-wit on the 9th day of May,
1862. | shallsexpose for sale and sell to the
highest bidder for cash, at the front door of
the City Bank OF Prescott. in the city of Pres
colt. on Saturday. the sixth day of September.
1862 at two o'clock in the afternoon of said
day the following described mortgaged pi en-
ises to satisfy said judgment and decree. to-
getlier with interest and costs of sale, to-wit /:
The southeast quarter of section number
twenty, in township number twenty five IL
range sixteen. in Pierce county. Wisconsin.
containing one hundred and sixty acres, mox
or less.
Dated June Sd. 1862.
Ii. A. JAY. Referee.
Iouaa VIrcH. ?!'as Att'ys 6wis
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-12-03
TEMPTATIONS. h strange alche m

TrMPTArIoN.-.h strange alchemy
of the tempted spirit, by which it trans
rnutes pleasant sin into apparent virtue
is skillfuIly dolinoated in what follows:
at is n tcrriable crisis in life. when
all the. principles Of right and wrong,
which seem as fxeI and indubitable as
the everlasting hills, break down and
aro swept away before tie stormy gust
of temptation, leaving the soul t. embing
on the brink of time. against which they
had professcd to be ms strong defense
the crime itself no longer looks ms form
orlv, one action standing out black, and
large and Clearly defined, bearing nron
it the BRAND of the decaIogue; but it
seems iinbued with strange aftihity to HUI
man nature, criminality deepning so grad
nally-croeping on lik. the gentle dark
cning of twilight into night; until only
the last step of all remains, that which
stamps tho name upon the deed, and 1t
has grown to seem very little thing, no
worse than the thousand acts which have
preceded it."
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PRESCOTT JOURNAL.
c0MrGERCIAL MATTERS

CURRENT WISCONSIN BANKS.
Bank of Madison. HsSva County Bank.
ISaRE ,f Nii%s&ukee. juneau Bank,
BANK q tfpcn. Rock County Bank.
.3sck at Osaz,sh. Sauk County hank.
i2nk Of Kac.ac. Second Ward Bank.
Central BaaI Of Wis. State Blk. of Wis.
Dsaa Couu.v Bank. State Bank.
Farmers IL Niilers B kWis Marine & Fire In.
Flank 81 Jefferson. Co Bank
Bank Of y svauwega. lakewood Bank.
sfseen Ba7 Bank Racine Co. Bank.
Con Exchange Bank. Sank City Sank,
City Bank OF Prescott. Shawanaw Bank.
Bank OF Fox Lake. Bank OF r 6u Chen.
Columbia Co, Bank. Hudson City Bank.
Commercial Bank Kenos}ra County Bank.
German Bank Wisconsin Bank.
Bank of the Interior Frontier Bunk.
Bank of Monroe. Jefferson Co. Bank.
Bank of Moneka. ipmberman's Bank.
Bank ofthe Y West Oshkosh Com. Bank.
Rank of Beloit. Prairie City Bank.
Bank ofSheboy gan. Beck River Bank.
Bank of Sparta Rockwell & Co.'S Blk.
Bank of WATERFOWL. st. Croix Valley Bank.
Bank of Whitewater, Summit Bank.
Corn Planters Bank. Sun Prairie Bazak.
Bank of Wisconsin, Walworth CO. Bank
TX Blk Darling &c Co WssulZesila County b k.
Plkhorn Bank. Farmers & Mechanics
= r Hinklcy l. Bank.
rs's Bank Bank of Green Bay.
Ia Crosse Co Bank CITY Bank of Kenoshs
Bank If Columbus Northern Bank
Bank of Manitowac Wis Pinery Bank
Farmers Blk Beaver City of Berlin, Oneida
Dam Bank
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-12-03

E0NSt}MfMt|
GAN Sc OUHy'I|

DIR HERBERT. of the Soclety - u
and member Of our firm. Is devo'%3 10
principally to nc cure Of THIS ne ~ "srst
COMPLAINT. end is meeting WI"
success. 49,
He is aided by his experience lid, y !
travels on purely benevolent w. ~ iise1
he became acquainted WITH ' sn d ~
plant, used exclusively IN u e.s 81 e.
ption by the Natives Of the i'Fg i: b.
OF his recipe rests solely III ,tsr asi,
would rot be impaired to sno ',Isrs ~
alteration. For full parti,,cIi's ar IT.
circular. which will be mslleu II D. \
or a stamp. Address the EN- lltD 0sics BS 4
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-12-03

DRS, JACKSON HERBERT q W. .st !
prietors of the National DisPensaFll' u $50 .r.
ed Cincinnati o, Jan /. 90. cure az ~ ~ .,
diseases with unexampled rapidly w.
antee to cure Gonorrhea, Glett o}Pn,9'i,i
potency Nocturnal Emissions or sen a. /
D;urnai Emissions, Female Complaii9ns.
short every form and variety ot>exaal VI
Cures rapid thorough and peI I sna ~ b
moderate, Send for our circular-flil' s.I~
8 in by Ii in letter pages Of varied Si. 'I ,st
and interesting matter--aife . 4'''
ed for ladies only. n.r. 4, usr balI
DR. Jackson's Female IA.s Pend
Preyentitiye-send for Circular; lid d
Special written Replies, wtn ''1 ',D.dl
with the Circular without chags: ID
cheapest most Interesting ana ~, in,f -
ever published-330 pages , s"s' IA
1.-THE Mountain of Light, or Meu ernjrs
tor and Marriage Guide, and IN ttCTOaI
to Love and Beauty" 1t SAll =, ibsfors
LY reveals various subjects ns' Z ne Ergi
explained in any popular Won s y ~ ID ,brss
language. Price so cents anu a. q ,spt sss
stamp, or three for OIL and thee ~. rs ,rsr
fully described in Circular
should hove, whether ssck or VIZ r,os
Medicine with instructions ''G r,I Z b
to any part ofthe county - :ra1
Rooms of the Dispensary, No w.
sf-P o Box, No 1876.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-12-03

The war news fthe week past has
been OF 40 little ilnpe rtance, tint we
omit the telegraph reports altogether.


The Stockton -drqus sars that loye is
no dream, as the following siliett doatr,
picked up in front OF tho Post Office ~
that oity will show:
Nv Dearest Sweetest Ducky. II arm
so happy to hoar from yon 90 often--it
affords mo sch great piesher. You al
WAYS was so deer 20 me | hope vow will
soon be dearcr.
You know mover limited nothing DO It
marriage and ! never will--iake your
own time for that: sh Ill always remem-
the old saying, procrastinasion is the thief
of time, but mother says nothing should
be done but in hurry but ketching seas.
The fondest W sil of my hesrt is that
we may sumo become |. Do you never
read Franklyn's Extrcts-his ronai as
concerning marriage is delightful. Our
hearts he seq should assemble one an
other in every except; they ought to be
heterogeneous so that may be mided as vel
as untiring-not like oil and water, but
like tee and shugas. Truly can feel for
the mortal Wait, when he seq;
The rose is red tue vioiets bIew.
Sugais sweet and so are you.
Mother SEE matrimony Is better TO
think on than reality.
remain till dcth or marriage. yoor
own weet candy. MARY ANN
n. B-I had a kuzssB married last
month who seq there amt no true en-
;ovment but in the married state.-fouf
,wee,est div. MARY ANN.
P. ST. hope you will let me know
what you intend to do as there is thrae
or four others after me hot foot and ]
shall be very onossy till l here Your
GOWN swoet. MARY ANN
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-12-03

AMxHDmEsT NEEpED.--We hear q
doal about suspsnding the habcas corpus;
but when the government catches trait
or, whv dosen't it suspend the corpus,
anb ,ct he l,sbeas gos
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-12-03
Probate Notice.

Pierce County Court-In. Probate. In the
matter Of the estate Of Aivah White de-
ceased.
~ N reading and filing the application o,
~ Henry X. White administrator of estate
Alvah White of River Falls deceased stating
among other things that he has not been en-
abled to collect sufficient sum from the
assets of said estate to pay off the Indebtedness
in the time required. and praying that the
time m be extended
It is ordered that the said application be
heard before the Judge of this Court on Mon
dav the 25th day Of August 1852 at one
o'clock r N. at his office in the City of Pres
colt.
1t is further ordered that notice be given to
all creditors of said cetate by publishing q
COPY Of this order in the Prescott Journal a
newspaper printed in Prescott 10 said county
three weeks excessively prior 10 said day q
hsaring
August iSS,
ia.aw wultAs How're County Judge
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-12-03

GRsAr MESA truly great man is
always wiling to be little. Whilst he
sits OH tho cushion Of advantages, he
goes to sleep. When he is pushed, tor
mented, defeated, he has chance to learn
something; he has been put on his wits,
on his manhood is cured Of insanity of
concet; has got moderction and real skill.
The wise mau always throws himself on
the side of his assailants. II is moro to
his interest than it 10 to therirs to find
his weak point. The wound cicatrizes
and falls off from him like dead skin
and when they would triumph, 10! be
bas passed ON invulnerabIe. As long
IS all that is said is against mo, / faei a
certain assurance Of success. But as
soon az honsyed words ofpraise are spo-
ken for tns, feel "a one that lies urpro-
teciei before his enemies. Emn,srson.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-12-03
Sheriff,s sale.

Circuit Court. Pierce County-State Of Wis
consin. J. W. Pratt, plaintiff. agsiast Geo.
Swarts. defendant.
10y virtue of ali execution issued out of the
I'D Circuit Court for Pierce County. for the
sum of sixty-six and 66-I0O dollars, with in
tercst thereon from the 5sh day of May. 1862.
in the shove entitled action, in favor Of said
plaintiff and against said defendent. l have
levied upon the following described property
to-wit: The south half of southwest quar-
ter OF section two, township ~, range Is al
SO, the following described Parcel of land
commencing at the southwest corner OF the
north west quarter of section three, township
81, of range l6, and running east 50 rods.
thence forming an angle and running nearly
duo north % rods 70 the highway, thence in q
south westerly direction Oh line of the high
way so rods to the place of beginning all in
Pierce county. State of Wisconsin. which
will expose and sell at public auction, to the
highest bidder, at the front dsor of the Flint
House, in River Falls, in said county. on tahe
2Sth day of December, a. D. 1862, at 2 o'clock
in:.the afternoon of said day, to satisfy said
execution and costs.
Dated this 5th day of November, 1862
j. r. FREEMAN. Sheriff.
BY AMOS SAUNDERS. Deputy. A-w6
A. MoRsE. Plaintiffs Agent.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-12-03

rg 4 man who won fat turkey nj
q rattle, and his pious wife being very
inquisitivo how he obtained ii, satisfied
hor scruples with tho remark that the
Shakers gave it TO him.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-12-03

FAITH IN oop.--What too, are We 10
think of the Statei Of the landowners I
Of tho men who work. who read. who
think? but who have failed to neutralize
Inc deluge OF city scums Do they, be-
cause the Administration has not realz-
cd popular hopes, not see. rs before the
election that Slavery is Slavery, that
Wrong is Wrong. and that such eclipses
of the intellect grieve every liberal mind,
every well wisier Of his race. five had
not an abiding faith i'll the goodness and
mercy of God--thsi He, in the long cy-
clcs Of time, works grandly, subhmeiy,
s,owly--that millions of years are requi-
red to build tho stars. which once polish
ed into beauty aud glory. whirl in their
measured orbits for golden years SO beat
Ell out that they seem to cover eternity
we should fa,ter in our hopes of the ma
tor, ami believe that bestial appetl.es
accur.ed avaricc, Internal tyranny, were
an overmatch for the gentle and gencr-
GUS for the boiy's dignity and the
souls eAst,cy. But We accept tho issue
AS made. We believe some hallowed
prophecy of enduring truth and liberty
nnderlies this check and defeat; and We
con6leatly await the day Of the nations
delisernnco from bondage and from
shaino.-y. J.. Tribune.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-12-03
"A 9 "A r u !,
Mrs, L. A. Mudgett, M. D.,

Mrs. L. A. Mudgett, M. D.,
Respectfully informs the Ladies Of Prescott,
that she will attend to those who may wish
the professional aid of one OF their own sex.
Mrs. NJ. having received regular medical
education, and been in active practice for the
past eighteen years, believes she is able TO ad-
minister remedies on scientific principles. and
the most complicated forms of disease.
Mrs NUGGET viii explain to Ladies the
diseases TO which each part of the womarly
organization is liable, by means of fine
Noodle dc Fsmme, designed expressly for such
purposes.
Ladies will be visited at their residences, at
all hours of the day and night. if desired.
Residence on Broad Street. rinl, house, OPP
pos;:e TIE Maxson Mill
Prescott. July 20. 1852 la-n,3