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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-03-04

her aud takes great rninsro Iopsc, any one has that
koars has anything like STA tot aud tries TO q,t
them to come aud see me. The next case is Miss SCI
de ld from stamford, Conn. Mrs. bartholomew 40, hoe
down TO see me, and she has been ever since M het
bousc hen she first came to my rooms she ,vn
much cmacatcd with distressing cough splitting lorge
onnncs of blood. / examined her lungs win tbc
rcpiromctcr, aud In all my practice never found ono
win lung so far gone aud the other lung so sound
/ could not give much encouragement | thought sbr
,oul die but to my nstonishment the Pulmonic Svrun
scawcqd Tonic, and Mandrake Pills all seemed In Il,
rpht work, the lung s all healed over, leaving ~
cavity large os goose egg good appetite 6nc
eniriis, aud has gained thirty.ive nuunds ~,
,,1eiart She has some cough yet. which do nn n,,
m MI viii leave her before June. | should think IL
would bn cf great inicrst to some unrriudiccd phy
ricln to visit these cases, particularly Miss Scufri
o my of them who have been cured By my medicine,
Ihcg Ac numerous In New Work, bat tho above tntr,
Mi dir from each other and ifmy medicines are dn
Inc what represent they are they sluuld have tns
credit aud the afflicted Know whore aud how they NAV
he cured. j. II. SCllENCK, NJ ~
P Dt ! IT, Srhcnck canbe Cnuuda his priucipnl onirn
No ~ North tth Street Philadelphia, every saturd,
CONS \. NJ, until r. NJ, H. rivc advice FREQ =
rbar.c: but for n Thorough examination hr rhnrr,'
tbrcrd,ilnrs Price or the puimpnic Svrtp and Srr
,rci ronc each $l25 per bottle 81 the half dnzc
Mandrake Pills % cents per box and lor sale by a
druggists and Dealers.
Juar II, l~Gi. / v.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-03-04
All who are afflicted with Cbrouic
Difficulties
All Chronic and Complicated Affections OF
the System, (and all diseases peculi-
ar to to Females J

Dyspepsia aud Liver Complaints, Chronic Headache
Piles aud Fistula Chronic and luilmmUiory RhGuma-
tsm, Neuralgia, and Nervous Diseases general Debit
ity, Scrufla, Cadccrs and TumOrs, Chronic and In.
lauatorV Disease Of the Eyes ana Ears, Catarrh sem
inul WcaknC ss Imp Otcnce urethra and Vaginal Dis
Churges, seXuAl and Urin0ry DIsenses EerernLlY.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-03-04
DIR. JOHN HARVEY,

one of tho most eminent physicians prescribed them
TOR many years in hi private practise and no physi
can was more truly pop ular or widely krown than
him In lnn lrAnlmnnlM of
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-05-27
Public Printing.

Prom June lsi, 1865, TO December 81, 1866.
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, 1865. at II O'Clock NJ,
for " doing al the seat of government, all
printing and binding authorized or required
by the Legislature for its use. or for the use of
the State in all the several departments there
Of including all blanks. blank hooks. circu--
lars. and srcry other kind of printing OK
bi,tliiy for the offices Of the Executive. Sec
retary Of State, State Treasurer. Attorney
General. Bank Comptroller. State Superin-
remt,ent State Prison Commissioner. Supreme
Court. Military. as well as every other depart
mentyot State, or in any manner pertain ng
to them. or any OF them. and all printing OF
whatsoever kind or description for which the
state NAV be liable to pay" texcept the d.
verlising and publication Of the laws direc-
ted by chapter 241 Of the laws.of 1850. 10 be
done il the soffical state paper" therein
dcsignated.) and furnishing materials for all
such printing. from the LIST day of June. 1865.
Il. the 3lst day of DecerE Der. 1866. inclusive.
agreeably to the provisions of chapter 3. s of
the general laws Of 1860. as amended by
chapter 1872 OF the general laws of 1865. and
in accordance with the specification on fls in
the Office of { Secretary of State.
JAHEs T. LEWIS.
Governor.
Lvcius FAacEILp.
Secretary of State,
WrsTIELp SMITH,
Attorney General.
Commissioners for letting contracts for the
|. Public Printing. Saws
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-05-27

" MAJ I'M 0thL ofOOLD
Know. How to sew and knit; make
beds; mend clothes neatly; dress her
own hair: wash dishes and sweep carpets
trim lamps; make good bread, aud pre-
form all plain cooking, keep her room,
CLOSETS and drawers in order; work a
sewing machine; make good butter and
cheese; make dress and children's
clothes; keep accounts and calculate in
terea; wrie, fold, and subscribe letters
properly; nurse the sick efficiently, and
not faint at the sight ola drop of blood !:
be ready 10 render efficient aid and com,
fort to those in tronble in an unostsnts-
tioas way; receive and entertain visitors
when her mother is sick or absent. 80
A Young lady who can do all these
things we'll, and who is always ready to
render aid to the afflicted. and to miti-
gate the perplexities Of those about her.
will bring more comfort to Others, and
happiness to herself, and be more es-
teemed, than if she only knows how to
dance. shipper. sicg. and play 90 The
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-05-27

The following is new edition with
Improvements of an old ancclote:
A gentleman riding ia an eastern rail-
road Chr, which was rsther sparsely sup
piled with passengers, observed in the
seat before him lean. slsb-sided Yam
kee, every feature Of whose face seemed
TO ask question; and circumstance
soon cured which proved that he pos
sessed an '.inquiring mind" Before him,
occupying the center seat, sat lady.
dressed in deep black; and after shifting
his position several times. and man9u
.vering To get an opportunity 10 look into
her face. he at length caught her eve.
He nodded Familiarity to her, and asked,
with . nasal twang utterly incapable Of
imitation
ain afictioni'
Eyes. sir" replied the lady.
"Parentsi-faiher or mothsrf'
mo. sir" replied the lady.
"Child, perhaps Pa boy or gall"
mo. sir. not child" was the re
spouse; Il have no children"
"Husbsnd, then 'specti"
"Yes," was the curt answer.
"Hum-cholera. s'posei--a tradin
man me bel"
"Ay husband was sea faring man
the captain Of a vessel; he didn't die of
cholera; he was drownod."
"Oh, drowned, ehf' pursued tho in
q1isitor, hesitating for brief instant.
Save his chist q
ayes, the vessel was saved and my
husbands effects" said tho widow.
"Wss they I" asked the Yankee. his
eyes frightening up. "Pious mani' he
cont nued
"He was; a men Der of the Episcopal
church."
The next question was little delayed
but il came:
Don't J GU think you've gre eat cause
to he thankful that he was pious man
and saved his chistf'
Il do" said the lady abruptly. and
turned her head to look out OF the car
Windows.
The interchangeable pump chsnged bis
position held the widow by his gIittering
eve once more. aud propounded one
more query. in little lower tone, with
his head Slightly inclined forward over
the back of the sent:
Vas you eaElatin9 to get sarried
aSains"
"Sir." said the widow, Indignantly
'.you are inpertinent." Aud she left her
seat and took another on the opposii 9
side o: the car.
Pears to bs little huffy," said the
nnabashed bore, turning to oar narrator.
behind him; "she needn't be mad; ]
didn't want to hurt her fcelns. What
did you pay for that umhersl you've got
in Jour handi It's real pooty one
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-05-27
The Circuit Court.

The following is the list of cases disposed
of at the term of Court this week.
Thos. S. Armstrong ag'st Franklin Otis
Judgment for Plaintiff J. S. White for pfitf
A. II. Young for dtft.
IA. jay ag'st Rodney johnson. Judg.
merit for plaintiff. confirming tax title Allan
Dawson for def {, A. II. Young for pl'tff.
r. Hutchinson ag'st G. q. Cox ct. al Yer.
dict for defendants. A. Young for plth
J. S. White for defendants. Cox and Foster.
Peter Berry agst s. NJ. Bailey. Continued
]. S. White for pltf. J. c. Bntton fol deft.
Il. Hutchinson ag'st C. B. Cox. Joel Fos-
ter et al. Judgment for pl'tff. with afirma-
tive relief to def'ts Cox and Foster. A. H.
Young for pltf. j. S. White for defts Cox
and Foster. and II. L. Humphrey for def G
Hutchinson.
Town Of Oak Grove ag's. Chas D Angel.
Settled ey parties Allan Da wson for deft.
N. VanKirk et al. ag'st II. Doe ct. al
Continued. ]. s. White for pltff, II. L.
Humphrey fo- def.
NJ. McNaughtoa agist @. W. Cleveland et
al Judgment for pi'ttf. J. S. White for
pltff, A. II. Young for deft
@. b. Cox ct al ag'st F. Eikeman. Judg.
ment fol pltf. J. 5. White for pl'ftf.
Fsllett ct a. ag'st s. M. Bailey. Demur-
rer In complaint overruled. L. VanSlyke
for pl'tff, j. G. Button for ceft.
Z. N. Redmon ag'st B. F. Miner. Judg-
ment for pl'tf. A. II. Young for prtf j.. S
White for deft.
Beardsley & Lyford ag'st p W. Traeger-
Judgment for Pitt. ]. 5. White for pl'tff.
Mary N. Hodgekiss sg'si VIM Hodgekiss.
Decree of divorce. J. c. Button for pl'tf.
. NJ. A Drie6elbis ag'st F. G. Goldsberry.
Order confirming sale. J. c. Button for
pltff.
Cornelia Holcomb ag'st N. s. Holcomb.
Referred to take proof. J. White for pltf
J. A. Short ag'st W. e. Wilson. Referred
To take proof j. 5. White for pl'if.
Joel Poster ag'st C. Randall ct al Referred
TO take proof. j. S. White for pl'iff.
r. johnson ag'st ]. Hurst. Judgment for
plaintiff. Allan Dawson for pltff.
R. Hutchinson ag'st C. B. Cox 81 al Mo-
tion ~ pl Fl for new trial overruled. A. II.
Young for plaintiff. j. S. White for def'ts.
State of Wisconsin VS.. Jessie Fargo. In
dictnent for assault and battery Verdict.
guilty. A. II. Young and j. S. White for the
state. Allan Dawson for deft.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-05-27
: In . speech y. ade bv JEFF D.yi

- In aspeech' i. ade by JEFF Davis
on the return Of the Peace Commisson-
ers from Fortress Monroe, and which
was filed with sound and fury, he said,
amongst other things, tina: "he thanked
God he was the representative Of race
too proud to bend the knee to mortal
man." 9
Alas. how fallen! This naughty " rep
resentative" is now SO humble and so
meek. that he attempted toinake himself
ont n woman. Chivnlrv in peiticoats and
crinoline! Mrs. jeff. il appears, could
not believe this herself oe % the expiring
blood of Lancaster" for she exclaimed
to the captors of the peiticoat representa-
tive. flake care gentlemen. or he may
hurt somebody ~ Chicago Journal.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-05-27
Prescott j oURNAL.
NEWS ITEMS.

Gen. Sheridan has been sent to
Texas to bring Kirby Smith, Magruder
Il Co., to terms.
Zen. Sherman has n,ads full re-
port Of bis campaign, including his con
yeption with Johnson, to Gen. Grant.
Judge Lewis, Commissioners of In.
ternsi R. venue, has resigned, and VIM.
OrtOn Of New York, has been appointed
bis successor.
Gov. Vance Of North Carolina. has
arrived in Washington, and been lodged
10 the Old Capitol Prison.
Gov. Brown of Georgia, has been
arrested a. MiIledgevills, and taken to
Washington.
Tho doubt and mystery about the
manner in which JEFF Davis was to be
brought North is at an end. He has ar
rived at Fortress Monroe and is securely
sonfued in one OF its classmates, awaiting
trial for his crimes.
There is a brisk composition be-
tween Baruum and ,oms Chicago gen.
tlemen for the possession of the frOck IN
which JEFF Davis was captured, the latter
parties desiring to secure il as an sit rae
licn for The Sanitary Fair.
-Chas. A. Damn. Assistant Secretary
Of War, formerly of the N. 7. Tribune
has resigned. and Major Eekert has
been appointed his successor. 1t is uo-
derstood that Mr. Dana is to tSke charge
of the new Union paper to started short
ly st Chicago.
The fugitive rebel Governor OF Ton
n.ssse. Isham G. Harris, has BEEN taken
with $50, 900 belonging to The State
Treasury. and large Let of State bonds.
Gov. Brownlow will probably be len to
deal with the seoundrsl.
"A vast amount ofproperty has been
taken by our forces at Augusta. Ga, IN
-.adine 10000, 600 worth Of ordnance
and other stores, and 100, 600 bales Of
cotton. 4 part o: The specie stolen by
JED Davis amounting to ele5 600 bias
also been secured.
"A magnificent army review has
been held in Washington this week.
Il. II. Stephens has been arrested
.. bis homo and taken to Washington.
Gen. Shsr,nan has issued sn order
n which be SAYS. "The restoration OF
peace and order cannot he entrusted to
rebels and traitors" He is right this
ime.
III is asserted positively that Davis
viii be tried for treason.
Clement c. Clay hiss surrendered
binxelf, and states his readiness to stand
trial on the charge Of being concerned
in tho conspiracy TO assassinats the
President.
- Maj Gen. C. C. Wsshburn and
Brigadier Gen. John C. Starkwestber, Of
this State, have resigned.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-05-27
The wrscossrs FARMER. for N

- HE WISCONSIN FARMER. Tor May
is highly interesting number. Besides
its usual amount Of useful agricultural
and Horticultural information, it contains
a very full list of the kinds of Stock,
Products and Manufactures that will be
on exhibition at tie State Fair. The
Fair will continue Cor five days, com
mencing on the 25th and closing on the
29th of September. The place where
the Fair will De held has not yet been
designated; when it Ia We will lot our
readers know. is.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-05-27
jeff. Davis CaptMrc.
1a NV YoRK. Nav 81.

The Rerolds correspondent gives the
particulars Of the arrest OF JEFF. Davis,
fully confirming the official accounts al
ready published:
When the guard went to the tent they
were met BY Mrs. Davis. en- dishGbiHe.
with--"Plesse gentlemen. don't disturb
tho privacy Of ladies before they have
time to dress. "-'All right, madam"
said the corporal, 1--WE wall wait Ill you
have on. your Dress" Presently there
appeared at the door an ostensible old
lady. with bucket on her arm, escorted
by Mrs Davis aud her sister. please
let my ell mother 60 to the spriug for
some water to wash il, said Mrs. ID. in
pleading tone. 1T strikes me your
mother wears very lnrge boots" said the
guard. a. he hoisted the old lady's dress
with his sabre, and discovered pair Of
number IS calfskin boots-"Aud whis
ke,s, too" said the sergeant. as he pulled
the hood from hor face, and Jeff Davis
in all his littI'ness stood before them
A Spencer was Immediately pointed at
MS cdT, dnu Hc was iildECucu DdCh W Bls
tent and placed in durance vile.
Only about $4,000 in specie was with
the parties. though several boxes were
not searched. They were brought along
however. and will bs deliye,ed to tho au
thori;ies At Washington. There was
found on the person Of Postmaster Grn'I
Regain evidence that large amount Of
specie had been shipped for London.
which will also be delivered to the an
ihorities bv Col. Priichnrd. The latcr,
with bis prisoners. started Immediately
for Macon. The parties were all sulen.
and Davis remarked To Pritchard, that
had they not been taken by surprise,
they wouIi not have SUCCEEDED without
fight. While on the road they received
copy Of President Johnson's Proclama
ton offering 100000 for Davis. DAVIS
read it, his hands trcnblel dropped To
his side, and with gro.n he dropped
the paper. His wife, picked il up, read
it slnud, and the entire party burst into
tears. The cs,acade arrived at Macon
on the 10th, aud soon after took q spe-
cisI train for Atlanta and thence to Au-
gnsta
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-05-27

ErssEI's HoTxL.-we clip the following
from the Pisnser -
To pleasure seekers Mr.. Nessel offers &C
sommodatiOns scarcely squalled anywhere in
ths West Added to the beauty OF the seem
cry around Prescott, there is no place that at
fords better fscilities for the disciples of Isaak
walton to enjoy themselves. The best trout
ing streams in the west are found within
four to ten miles OF Prescott. and Ncsssrs is
Just the place for a man to feel at home and
enjoy himself. Try tive intend to.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-05-27
- Thurlow Weed in letter to the
New York Times sxrs.


New York Times, ssys:
The archives of tho Cabinet and
government. and the recolleciions Of
Cabinet ministers will prove, that from
the beginning to tho bitter eni." Gov.
Seward originated the strongest meas
ures. advocated the larges, armies, aud
urged the most stringent policy against
the rebellion; that GU no occasion. in the
cabinet, in bis department, or in bis
personal relations with the President.
Congress or the people. has no fsltered
or waver d; that his moral anil physical
courage has been ever conspicuous, and
that he has given his tims, his talents.
his fortune aud almost his life, to bis
country"
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-05-27
u. S. 40 LOAN.

~-rhe sale of the first series of $4,000 600
of the 7 80 Loan was completed on the 3lst
of March. 1895. The sale of the second Sc
ries of Three Hundred Millions. payable
three years from the 18th day of June. 1865,
was begun on the LIST of April. In the short
space Of thirty days. orer One Hundred MI
lions of this series hare been sOid-leaving this
day over Two Hundred Miilions to be dis
posed of. The interest is payable semi-an-
nually in currency on the 18th of June by
Coupons attached TO each note. which ara
readily eashed anywhere It amonts to
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-05-27

- The subscriptions Of the American
people to the seven thirty loan, reaching
nesrly one hundred millions in six days,
has no parallel in the history of govern
msnts. The usnrcs. approach to it is
found in the subscription of the French
people to Louis Napoleon's second Grim
can loan. by which one hundred million
dollars was taken in ten DAYS.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-05-27
: How JEFF. DAVIS SHOULD BE

TkEArEp.-In regard to the treatment
of JEFy. DAVIS, we may ask in the very
words which DAVIS himself used in the
Senate of the United Sites, when
speaking OF john BsowS.
"Who would SEEK ,o dull the sword
of Justice in favor Of him whose crime
connects with all that is most abhorrent
to humanity the violation of every obliga
tion to the social compact, the laws, the
Constitution. the requirements of public
virtue and personal honorf" asa
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-05-27
: A NOBLE DEED. Sir" said

= - A NOBLE DEED" Sir" said a
sturdy beggar to benevolent man,
"please to give me quarter. / am
hungry and unable TO procure food,
|" The quarter was given when the beg
gar said, "You have done noble deed.
You have saved me from something
which ! fear I win yet have TO come to-"
"What is ,bati' said the benefactoy--
/" Work" Was The mourn fui reply.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-05-27

~ The Milwaukee Fair. for the erection
Of . Soldiers Home. will open June 2sth.-
There viii be Party at Dunbar's Hall in
about two weeks. the proceeds to be given to
this Fair. Let those who love to combine
pleasure and profit, be prepared to attend.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-05-27
The late DR.. Risk. of Dalss

- The late DR.. Risk. Of Dalscrf,
being one of the moderators, did not
satisfy. by his preaching. the Calviuistic
portion of his flock. "Why, sir" said
they. 1--WE think you dinna tell US enough
about renouncing our ain righteousness "
'.Renouncing your ain Righteousness"
vociferated the astonished doctor. 81
never say any ye had to renouncei"
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-05-27

- Thursday. June LIST. has bssn designa-
led by President johnson as day of Ma
sional observance of the death of Abraham
Lincoln There win be appropriate services
bare. ana We hope the pliees OF business will
b closed.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-05-27
SWANS BOURBON BI7TERS
SWANS BOURBON BIlTERS
SWANS BOURBON BITTERS

A healthy tonic. gentle stifnulans. and
unequsled morning appetizer. Pre-
"a. ed in ripe I'D Bourbon. Being
now used Ia the exclusions of all 9th
err Bitters in more ,han fifty United
States Arn,y Hospitals. and millions
OF private families ami is the only
popular medicine which has l,eeH -
pecially ezenpted from stamp tor by
the Uniied States government. ON
tina ground Of its having Been ss"p-
ted as standard rsme2y by the med
ical profession.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-05-27
More and More Desirable.

MOre ana MOre DesifubIe'
The Rebellion is suppressed. aud the Gov
eminent has already adopted measures TO re-
duce expenditures as rapidly as possible to-a
ket borrower and purchaser.
This is the ONLY LOAN IN MARxEr now Of
fered by the Government, and constitutes the
GREAT PopuLAR LOAN Oh Tas PEOPLE.
The Seyen-Thirty Notes are convertibl.
on their maturity. at the option of the holder.
into
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-05-27

Gen. LEE and family are subsist-
ing on Government ration.. Up to the
time he drew his sword in the eanss of
treason. the Republic supported LEE.
add as soon as be stops fighting be be-
g-us kvisg on the go-erpwept again.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-05-27

= The whirligig of time has made
some queer changes during the past few
years. Five years ago, ANDREW JoHs
SON voted for JOHN c. BREcsINRIDGE
for President: now he is President HIM.
self. and sOiu hang BaEoKrSRIpeE if he
can catch him.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-05-27

S Last Thursday six RATS went out
of the Lake here; ono lumber raft. con
tanning about one million feet; the 9TH
ers log RATS, containing a out half a mil
lion each. They were owned at S.iIwa
,ar
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-05-27

~ We hear that Mr.. Wells and Miss
Bella Rogers, Of Diamond Bluff, were marri-
cd q few days since. Not having Official in
formation, we forbear comment.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-05-27
WASHINGTON
CLAIM AGEN O Y!
To Officers and Soldiers of Wisconsin
their Widows and Heirs

~ s. BCNDY. formerly of Wisconsin,.
". and more recently of the Pay Depart
ment Washington. attends to all aims in the
different Departments of Government, with
promptness and dispatch. He gives espe-
cial aiten'i ION To the Settlement of Accounts
Of Discharged Officers. TO Procuring Back
Paw. Bounties. Pensions and Claims of OFF,
GERS for Horses Lost in the Service.
Both claimants and their agents throughout
the State are invited 10 address him 10y MIA
a G. S. .BUEDY.
No. 247 F 81, Washington. D. O.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-05-27
SWANS BOURBON BITTERS

w They are made Of ingredients
well known and approved by the
medical profession. as having Po,OeT-
FIJI tonic properties. are both paiata-
bic and pleasant. with sufficient
strengthening properties to correct ihs
bilious arrangement Of the system.
and act ike charm when taken a..
cording TO direction, as a remedy for
the following diseases :--I'sdiqsAfion.
Dyspepaia. .LaUndicr. Lirer Afsctiens.
Loss Of 4iPpetite. LoT1aess of .>ptrtt.
SalioW Complexion.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-05-27
LANDS FOR SALE.

EvERAL Thousand acres of Lands. at
- from Three to Five Dollars per acre. situ-
ated in the towns Of Pleasant Valley. Salem,
iIartland. FL Passo Oak Grove. Martell and
Unien in Pierce County. and Waterville. in
Pepin County. sfr go
& Those in Oak Grove are the Sc ne and hf
Sc, IS. The 81 sw % aud hf NV 80 and NV
sw and hf sw Sc in 26. 10.
Those i'm Martell are the S hf NV 80. and
the n III Sc. and sw Sc IS, 81. II.
For particulars enquire By letter of
G II. ROBERTS,
Poughkeepsie. New York.
October 90. 1864. 26-m6
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-05-27

- "HIs SouL Is MARCHING oN."-A
daughter of old JOIN BRowN keeps n
negro school in the house Of Governor
WISE.