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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-06-24

The NEwBALL HoCsE.-As most OF oul
realers know. the Newhail House Is 4 tav-
e-n" in Milvaukge- 1t Is run" a. thi.
present writing. by kISGsBURY d JOHNSON
Col. JOHNSON IS we'll known to business men
on the n Mississippi, ana The N'vhall is now
his fnrte." he seems 20 take to it Just q:
naJsr rally as d German do1s to lager beer, o.
. Democratic politIcian 10 living
against tire reoeIs, and HaGs whose smoKeu
aud tattered folds will speak in most potent
words of the fierce storms of battle.
Next 70 the last named room Is another, /
about twenty by ffty-five feet IN size. which Il
vet unapprOpriated- On the opposite side of |
the hall is a room of similar size, also unap- /
prOpriated. The next rooms are the corner i
ones, and are fifty-fve feet square; the one 1
on the right, or southwest corner, Is devoted To
the Machinery Department; the one on the /
left or sOutheas. corner will be occupied by the |
Public School Department
As will be seen by the cut, there is large /
entrance from HprOn Street TO the hall Of tine 4
south wing. There il also u small entrance 4
to the dining room. from the north.
The material of the building Is undressed, I
pine lumber, nevertheless there II much taste i
and beauty in the structure. 1t il strongly 4
built, and is covered with the patent tar roof i
Ing. Gas pipes have been laid all over the I
building and in the evening it will be brilliant
III lighted with gas.
Had we space we might add to the interest i
Of our description by making il more minute, /
but the reader must let this description suffice
until ne can see the h''''
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-06-24
Resolutions.
Passed by the st. Croir Baptist Asso-
citation, June l4th and 18th, 1865.

RESOLVED, That we owe humble heart
felt aud profound gratitude to Almighty
God, who has brought our country ric-
toriously through the terrible struggle of
four years of such civil war as the earth
has seldom or never witnessed, leaving
us still proud and honored name and
peace among the nstions of the earth.
I'd. That in this war the hand of
God is plainly visible, visiting and scour-
cling us for all our national sins. and es-
pecially for the accused system of Amer
lean Slavery. of which both North and
South have been guilty and that re
sccept the favorable termination of the
war as an unnistakabie providential in
dication that God means to preserve us
a nation, celebrating all traces of Sla-
very from the land, and fitting US 10 be
more largely instrumental in evan
gelizing the nations Of the earth.
Sd. That IN the emancipation of
1000 600 of bondmen by the fiery or
deal through which we have passed, we
see some compensation for the untold
miseries and sacrifices of the war. cul-
minating as they did in the sudden and vi.
client death of our beloved leader, who
stood higher in the hearts Of the people
than any other since the days Of Wash
ington.
4th. That we execrate the foul crime
by which the life OF great and good
man was violently taken and the nation
deprived CT its honored and chosen
President, and that we regard with un-
utterable detestaiion the vile miscreant,
who, in the hands of the stakeholder
rebellion, was the instrument of its &C
eompIshment.
5ih. That as the ministers and chur-
ches of the South were largely guilty
in melting the crimes of Secession they
ought to show penitent spirit for these
heinous offences before we can cordially
fellowship and fra;ernise with them.
9th. That it is the christian duty OF
the honr 10 labor earnestly for the intel
lectuaI, moral and religious elevation OF
the Freedmen, so that they may be fit
ted for the enjoyment of all their rights,
responsibilities and privileges as citizens
o; these United States. that OF suffrage
included, and also for the ei lightenmcnt
aud esangelization of tue poor whites.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-06-24

H A reliable account has at last
been received of the death of Captain
RoLLIN +. CONVERSE Frank Hare, Of
Oak Grove. member of Co. B., who has
just returned, was wounded in the same
battle in which Capt. Converse fell. was
carried off the field in company with
him, and WIS with him when he died.
Capt Converse was wounded at the
battle of the Wilderness, on the morning
of May 9Th, aud died the next day. He
received four wounds, one through the
groin. being the Immediate cause of his
death. The Capt. knew that his wounds
we're fatal, and was sensibIe to the last
Mr.. Hare saved some Of his papers aud
effects, but they were taken from him by
the rebels.
MIR. Hare bias been an inmate of most
Of the Southern prisons. and confirms
all that has been said of tue inhuman
treatment our soldiers received. His
own sutieriugs may be inferred from the
fact, that his average weight is us lbs,
aud when released he was SO emsciated
by starvation that he weighed but SIS
pounds. His statement of the treatment
our soldiers experienced at Andsrsonvile
is almost too horrible for belief. Hare
believes in having jeff. Davis hung. as.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-06-24

ex- The Northern Belle. with two
barges, was stuck on the bar opposite
here. last Monday, for nearly ls hours.
Tho next time the Belle IS to make q
landing there we wish clerk HATCHER
would give us notice, and party viii be
organized to take possession Of the boat
for gay aud festive purposes. If we are
ever to be detained ut bar, or any 9TH
er place, we want no better company
than Capt. JUDD and Pc. HATcHR.
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The Battle Flags.

FARNHAM, of tho Sparta Eagle, has
been visiting the Chicago Fair. We ex
tract the following eloquent passage
from his description of Trophy Hall
/ Suspended from the galleries above and
floating over the marvellous array Of OBJ
jscts that cover the floor of the hall can
be seen tbs tattered banners carried upon
almost every hattie field of the rebellion.
AS we stand within the circle ns five
hundred battle fSgs that sweep the hall
Of trophies. We are led to CONTEMPLATE
what terrible scenes that strange horizon
of bloody tattered banners have witness
I ed; what thunder and clamor of war has
! rolled around them. How have thew
shivored IS passing souls went up; how
they fisred ike torches in the face of the
foe! How did the wild surges drift them
: on to glory Amid what clouds and ,ly-
, mgs, what bursts of sun and gusts Of
, ringing cheers have they shak like the
, wings OF an eagle? And where are the
. hands that held them, and where are tho
hearts that loved and indicated them
before God and mankindi The apostro-
phe of Morton to the bones of Warren
comes to us like n fresh utterance, as we
look Mt them: "IIlustrieus relicsi What
, tidings from the gravel" Uncover the
. brow and be still, for the dead are here
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-06-24
Nn1ice "a Creditors.

Pierce Cornty CoDrt--ln Probate. In the
latter of the estate of Caihsr.u= Davis. de-
ceased.
To all whom il may concern:
r FILTERS Of administration on said es-
L tale having been Issued to Thomas Da
Wis. Of Clifton. in said county. on the first day
Of NAV, 1865. and six months from and after
said day being allowed and limited for credi-
tors to present their claims for examination
and allowance. notice is hereby given, that
the undersigned viii, on the Isl day OF July
August. September. Oeiober. aud the first day
of November next, at mas office, IN the city q
Prescott. receive. examine. and adjust ali
claims and demands Of all persons against
said deceased.
@ WV. HowEs, County Judge.
June %, 1868. @ l0-w
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-06-24

EDrroEIALs.-Tbere has beeh rumOr aanat
for few weeks past. that the editor of this
paper has not written much editorial lately.
There may have been grounds Tor this rumor.
We have only 10 say in extenuation, that we
had prepared highly valuable and scientific
article on The rise. progress and habits ofthe
Chineh bug, which we intended 10 publish
this week. but the rains have extinguished
the bug, and Of course the article is uncalled
for. We are now engaged on an elaborate ar
ticle in favor of negro suffrage. which viii
be published as soon as the southern States
are recognized and the question settled.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-06-24

10y AUTHORITY Of the Commissioners
ID of School snd University Lands, the un-
dcrsgned. a clerk appointed by them for the
pugpose 0f protecting lands belonging to the
St.te, has e,zel, ascof!iig 10 law. and will
sell 1T pItlic aHCiiou eli the 20th day of July.
at o. rear tie res dcnce Of Z. NJ. Sploul. in
the TOW &c oakland Co If Pierce. STAT OF
y scoisin. Tile following described personal
property. cut. on removed from state lInds.
;o-wt: Seyen hundred and eighty Rails.
o,tf t,Ia---- a. ~fHf IS & "A -ei
or of sc or Of sec. 3, town % north, range IL
vest. A. @. STUNT, Clerk.
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PRESCOTT Hotels.

A short time since an excursion party from
Saltwater visited this place. and we clip the
following from an account of the triI in the
saltwater Messenger /:
Nothing more really need be said in refer
ence te the trip. but our readers will doubt
less be surprised if no allusion is made TO the
Prescott Hotels. which have such a reputation
far and near. For OuTself. we have no COM
plant 10 make. re put up az the Mondell
House. where we found passable accommodate
ti0ns-good sleeping rooms, and the fare not
particularly exceptiOnable, and charges not
exhorbitant. We have stopped at poorer no.
teIs which made much greater pretensions.-
The largest proportion of our party. however.
stopped at the Nessel House, on the levee.and
they declare that in their sleeping apartments
they found-weIl It was not what they
sought and thew suggest that Costaris Elk
Termination, and several other murderOus in
gradients of that nature. might be used there
with good effect and to a good purpose.
The notice of the Nondell House is We
~ fair, but that of Nessel's Hotel is not
We prefer to think that some of the party
vIckedly sold the editor. but if Motif
our saltwater friends really had such COM
pany As Is alluded TO. with all Difference to
them. We must insist. they brought 1t along.
and II was part Of their o'rn CROWD.
The s. big bugs" formerly stopped at the
Kilnourn House, but Like the war, they have
played out"
The ties timonv. universal. except in this in
stance. is that Mr.. Nessel keeps a good house
much the best we have ever had.
Al the same time. we must reiterate what
We have often SAID, that our hotel accammo-
dations are utterly inadequate to the wants
Of the place, ard until a larger and better
building is put up, the odium formerly earn
ed, viii rest on the place.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-06-24

EE The HowARD ASSOCIATION, of
Philadelphia, one of the oldest and most
reliable institutions of the kind in the
county. still persues its philanthropic la
bors in all parts Of the Union. A new
card from the managers will he feurd in
eur advertising columus,
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Annual axes.

u. S. AssEssoR's OFFICE. 6TH DIST. WIS.
Prescott, June 18th, 1865. :
NJ OFFICE is hereby given. that the annual
IN list for the 9th DIV OF tins Dist, com
prising the counties of Pierce. ST. Groix
Polk. Dallas aud Burnett. - complete, and
viii be open for Inspection, at my office. in
Prescott. Wis on the 5tll day of July, 1865
when appeals may be m.de in accordance
with set. 10, Act OF june 30. 1864. tstf
e3ls.,2 baa LUTE A. TAYLOR,
@ Assessor.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-06-24
e. Fine Photographs of the m

~ Fine photographs of the most
celebrated Indians; pictures, Of different
sizes, of St. Anthony Falls. Minne-ha ba
Falls, st. Croix Falls, Kinnikinnick Falls,
Castle Rock, and also of steamer g. III.
Gray, with Picnic party on board, and
various other scenery. for sale at Wright's
Photograph Gallery. ia
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-06-24
SWANS BOURBON BITTERO
SWANS BOURBON BITTERS
SWANS BOURBON BITTBRS

A healthy tonic, gentle siimulant, and
unequalied morning appetizer. Pre-
pa.ed in ripe I'D Bourbon. Being
now used TO the exclusion of all 9th.
er Bitters in mole than fifty United
States Arnlg Hospitals, and millions
OF private families, and is the onir
popular medicine which has heca es-
pecially exempted from stamp Tar by
the United States government. on
ih9 ground Of its having seen ador-
ted as standard remedy BIZ the med
ical profession.
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LOST,

In this cito, Saturday evening. Dune Sd, q
pocket diary, containing about 1874. in cur
reilcy3; one note Of $50. given by VIM. Grip
per, made Juoe isi; one note OF SSi and
some cents. g;venhy Jas. S. Davis, of Cot
tage Grove. made IN January. 1862. sfin
A liberal reward viii be paid for the re-
turn OF the d;ary apd,eontepts, toL. NEssEL.
fd gfn 40 a3oLs Derby. 81
Prescott, June 5th, 1865. 81 ErHf7 sf,fe
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Public Printing.
From June LIST, 1865. 10 December 81, 1868

From June LIST, 1865, 10 December 81, 1865.
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
- ceived at the office of the Secretary Of
State Of the State of Wisconsin, until the
9th day Of April, 1863 at IL o'clock NJ
for I" doing at the seat of government. all
printing and binding authorized or required
by the Legislature for it's use. or for the usr of
the State i'm all the several departments there
of. including all blanks. blank books, ercu-
lars. and every other kind of printing or
binding for tho offices of the Executive. Sec :
rotary of State. State Treasurer. Attorney
General. Bank Comptroller. State Superin-
tendent State Prison Commissioner, SEpreme
Court Military. as well as every other depart
rDent of State. or in any manner pertaining
TO them. or any of them, and all printing of
whatsoever kind or description for which the
state may be liable TO pay" Except the ID
vertising and publication of the laws direc-
ted BIZ chapter 240 of the laws Of 1860, to be
done ia the "official state paper" therein
deSignated.) and furnishing materials for all
snch printing. from the Ist day of June. 1865,
to the 3lst day of December. $50, inclusive.
agreeably 10 the provisions of chapter Bis of
the general laws of 1860. as amended by
chapter go Of the general laws oi 1865. and
In accordance with the specification on file in
the Office nf Secretary of State.
JAMES T. LEWIS.
Governor,
LrCIus FAHcHnD.
t D Secretary of State,
WfxFIELD Smith,
Attorney General.
Commissioners for letting contracts for the
Public Printing. 52-w6
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-06-24

The TELEGRAPH. The work of put
ting up the new line between Hastings
and St. Paul, via Prescott, Hudson AMI
Saltwater is being rapidly pushed for
ward. We shall soon be in telegraphie
communication with the rest of man
kind. e-s
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-06-24

AZ The La Crosse Republican says
that Pomeroy has sold out the Demo
crdt, of that city, to a gentleman named
Martin, who intends to make it Re
publican paper. Seymour thinks it is
"sell'' without a sale, and offers 10 give
the new firm the "livelisst turn IN the
hstshcr." 81 s ssril M
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gs BE sa3 8 rs 0-9 ayal3 aaTi
1ssaib .asBod ~ bs3aa e4sw 80
.5edA 9Ge- pa .vtnb a.iN adn moas
siaG loa bfaT aaF stallab bgas
gsTIH aI - goi3gniueas 3 gT1onlsgIa
-4t sav siEc.L Sc ftolAT ca ,99Ha - lH9e
.g1lgogeg14 aaarlos G9si s0 9s40eA'
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-06-24

DEOwSED.-Last Sunday morning. sol
dier. named Gotleib Leach. was lost off the
Fdvorste, just below here. He was drawing
pail of water. when, for some reason. he fell
overheard. The boat was promptly stopper,
but he could not be seen. He belonged to
Co. B.. ID Minnesota.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
PHII.AnEI.pHIA PA

II TIN y III II TX, = q.
DISEASES of the Urinary and Sexual
AZ Systems-new and reliable treatment
Also the BRIDAL CHAMBER, an Essay of War
ming and instruction. sent in sealed, epvel-
opt.s. free of charge. Address Or j. SklLLIS
Hove Hrox, Howard Association, No. Two.
South Ninth Street, Philadelphia Pennsyl-
vania. 'ta vS 42-Iy
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-06-24

TEE MILWAUKEE, FAR.-The Soldiers
Home Fair. at Milwaukee, opens on the 2sth
inst. While in the city, few days ago. We
were shown over the building in which it is
TO be held. 1t is magnificent structure. sit
uated ,m Main Street. just below the Newhall
House. and is 800 long by l35 feet wide. with
corresponding height. The indications are
that the Fair will Prove great success.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-06-24

THE ToESADo.-Last Friday afternoon this
section of country was visited by the seyeiest
tornado ever experienced here. There was
not much damage done here. but at Red Wing
and other points below. there was considera-
bic destruction of property, and several lives
lost. go
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-06-24

H On "Wednesday last, the helho
dist Sunday School. and many Others,
made an excursion TRIP TO saltwater on
board the @. H. Gray. They enjoyed
a very pleasant day, and returned highly
pleased with the trip, and with the cour-
tesies of Capt. GRAY. g
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-06-24

The subscriber offers for sale his Farm. sit
uated on Big River. containing Two Hundred
Acres. with improvements. Terms moderate.
Apply by letter to n ss,sffe,4 -
JAMES .JEFFERIS,
Lock Haven. Pa,
Or TO HOSEA B. Bates, Prescott, Wis.
June ~. 1865.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-06-24
LAMBS FOR SALE.

GEyERAL Thousand acres of Lands. at
y from Three to Five Dollars per acre. situ-
ated in the towns of Pleasant Valley. Salem
llartland. Ell Passo, Oak Grove Martell and
Union, in Pierce County, and WaterEille. in
Pcpin County.
Those in Oak Grove are the Sc ne and hi
Sc, 25. The Sc sw % and hf NV 80 and NV
su and E hf sw sc in 26. 10.
Those in Martell are the hf NV 81. and
the hf &c, and sw Sc IS, 81, II.
e For particulars enquire By letter of o
a sa le G. II. ROBERTS,
Poughkecpsie. New York
Oetetsr -, 1864 es-mv
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-06-24
SWANS BOURBON BITRERS

= SE They are made of ingredients
well known and approved by tbs
n'ed,edl profession, as having Po,rcr-
III tonic properties. are both palata-
BILE and pleasant. with sufficient
strengthening properties to correct the
bilious arrangement of the system.
and act like charm when taken ac-
cording to direction, as a remedy for
the following diseases :-Eud1Qestio,a.
Dyspepsia, .Ia','adice. liner 4 flc,ioas.
Loss Of dPpetite. Lo1rnegs Of spirit.
Salon C0napicriOa.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-06-24

@ CHAs. SHUTTER, Esq, US Col
lector of this District, ha. established his
office at Sparta. Col. SHUTTER is an old
resident and well known business man in
this district, and NO better appointment
could have been made. He succeeds
Judge W. I Price, who resigned.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-06-24

LrGHISlsG.-Nr. J. R Lyfords house, in
this city. was struck BY lightning last FRI
day. The house was badly damaged. but
none of the family were seriously injured
The damage was assessed at $225.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-06-24
Agents wanted!

TEsH & subscriber wishes to secure the servi-
L ces of competent Agents to canvass
North western Wisconsin,. for tNo of the most
yalablp Books ever offered in the west. Agents
are realizing from 800 to $3.50 per month in
this business, For further particulars address
& d. 70. COULTER,
lowe Prescott, Wis.
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Eg See the advertisement of the
steamer " Viola' in another column
She is one of the neateet craft. that ever
run the upper ivers
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-06-24

Ia RuE's WAE SHow.-La Rue exhibited
part Of his War Show here ON last Tuesday
evening. II was sell" He has good
show, but for some reason did not show it.
Though he had full house.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-06-24

E@ The Co. Board had an extra
session yesterday. Most of the valueless
town lots in the county were vacated, as
they should have been long ago.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-06-24

The CRoPs.-Crops in this county
never looked better than now Corn is
looking well, and the recent cool and
wet weather has insured large crop of
wheat.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-06-24

smoas8 sgea ssEea % sc1nq sadw
afa ,rfsN SID aHlsv
sn sGa III uo nHoI 60 o uo sas
s F,n nad 3Eoia-
fasf Is
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TIL T. Ii OOK
VARIETY STORE
STILL LIVES

A large and complet. assortment OF Pho
TOGRAPH ALBUMS just received. Call
and see them.
MOULDINTGS,
OF every description. on hand. and Frame. of
all sizes made TO order.
PICTURES, PHOTOGRAPHS,
And Lithographs, OF all sizes and styles-an
endless variety always on hand. Drop in and
inspect the assortment.
BIRD Gag Es,
Travelling Baskets. TOYS and Yankee No
tions ON hand as usual
wall Paper, CurtaiR Paper,
Bordering and Curtain Fixtures-a large in
voice on the way and expected daily.
Fishing Tackle,
Portemonies. Wallets and Pocket Knives
we have the best assert in the city.
Cabs. Cabs, Cabs!
very great variety. can be found at the
Book and Variety Store.
WALL Paper. Curtain Paper.
The latest styles of Wall Paper. Curtain Pa
per, and Curtain Fixtures have arriT.''
Everybody Admits
That the last lot of Pocket Knives, Scissors.
Shears snd Razors, is the best ever brought
into the city.
Prescott. May 90. 1865. 5-tf
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Estray Notice.

Taken up by the subscriber on the 18th
tlt.. Dear old horse. dark bay name and
tail. large size. The owner lie requested 10 pay
charges and take him away. -
JOHN MCMILLAN.
River Fails. Iiine IA. 1865. s-w4
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WASHINGTON
CT Al wi AG e N @ Y!
To Officers and Soldiers of Wisconsin
their Widows and Heirs.

GIeAI WIuUWs dHU h6ITs@
X S. BUNDY, formerly of Wisconsin.
VI and more recently of the Pay Depart
ment. Washington attends to all Gains in the
different Departments of Government, with
promptness and dispatch. He gives espe-
cal attention to the Settlement of Accounts
of Discharged Officers, 10 Procuring Back
Pay, Bounties. Pensions and Claims of Or
GERS for Horses Lost in the Service.
Both claimants and their agents throughout
the State, are invited to address him by mail
.se1 I @. S. BUEDY.
No. 247 F 81 Washington. b. 6.
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SWANS Bourbon Bitters

"a ladies. WHO have tried and found
most other ''StoB;d,h Eifters. too Bit
ter. aapalata6ie ami too hioIls aao,{iea-
TED Tor their delicate tasie, please give
these a trial. aud YOU will not be
without them. They vill give tone
80 the stomach. and sirength to The
whole system. a. IF your drug
sist or ina esiDan has not got Mese
BitierS. have hiIn send for fhem.--
g|~ Remember he name. and take
no otLer.
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SWANS Bourbon Bitters

FOR
Headache, CoStipeaess, and kindred
diseases, arising from a disordered
condition of the Stomach. Liver. or
Bowels. Let euery one try these
agreeable BitteTs once tried and
used. they will recommend them
with confidence to all others who are
IN need of Wholesome, agreeable,
aud efiectual tonie. The rapidly in
crcasing demand for these Bitters has
induced me 10 give them publicity.
so that thousands v hn Lave not used
them, may try them and Be convinced
of their efficacy.