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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-16
MIsCELLANEoUs ITEMS.

A Berlin letter has an apparently well founded
report that the Prince Royal OF Hanover, who
viii enter upon his Dis, year in September next
is 10 marry his cousin, the Prin ,ess Helena Queen
Victoria third daughter.
Ten Young girls were burnt 10 death during a
church 'cstval al Teyes, in Russia by the falling
o! a lighted taper on their muslin dresses.
NJ Olivier who married the daughter OF List,
the pianist, being low widower, is about TO
mary the daughter Of Meyerbeer. He eyideutly
believes In the daughters of harmony
Lqmartiue is as usual embarrassed" He
wakes 10 issue a new loan Of 500 o in the shape
os forty dollar bonds, with interest 81 five yer
cent, aud he also offers his complete works at
reduced price.
appeared at the Winter Garden Theatre, New
York, as Friar Lawrence" in Romeo and Ju-
le.'
Mrs Mowatt Richie gives charming parties in
tie beautiful little theatre Of PalaZZO kmiccini,
Florence. representation recently took place
there tor the benefit Of the Polish Operative So
c.etie4 Three cOmedttas were given, two in
Italian and Cns in French.
S5ma ore writing about the Chi fair, says
a very extra rdinary curiosity has been placed
on exhibition il having been added T. Or. til-
lett collection, consisting Of two hairs from the
immortal Shakespeare eyebrows, that were dis
covered in the original cast Of ShakspesTes head,
Which was IN the possess on OF the Duke OF Dew
Onship in 1851, at the time when the strange
discovery was made.
young lady attempted TO drown herselfin
the canal at Newark on Tuesday night. Having
been rescued from her perilous situation by two
gentlemen, who happenedtO be in the vicinity at
the time she began as soon as she was able to
speak, to upbraid her rescuers for not letting her
perish. stating ttat her "cruel parents" had In
terfe,ed with love affair, and that being wholly
mise rable she had determined 70 end her exist
ence. The young lady was taken home Ito dry
and repent at leisure.
The present fashion Of the ladies' head -dresses
does MT come up to the fashion in Maria AntOi-
ne,te's time. Maria Theresa writing 20 her, says
4" They tell me that from the root TO the top Of
your hair measures thirty-siX inches with ieath-
ers and ribbons above it, The ladies' will see
that they can pile on a foot more without being
too top heavy.
Mrs. Lincoln has notified the Monument As
ISOLATION, at Springfield that, unless the mOnu-
ment be erected over her husbands remains, and
8 deed be given her of the lot whereOn 1t shall
stand she will accept a PROPOSITION for the re.
,1oval Of the remains TO Washington. Governor
Osesby, and eX Secretary Of State Hatch, have
been deputizel to consult with Mrs. l.. ON the
! subject.
A letter from NapoleOnvie, La, says the re.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-16

EN0R SALE.-l,3 800 Acres of Land, lying in
Il two adjoining tracts, one OF 700 acres, the
other 600, each farm containing 300 acres Of
cleared land with fifty of fat or low ground
the rest Of the land in good timber for building
purposes. These tracts have good dwelling
houses out.houses, orchards, and every convent
ence to suit two families. The land is we'll
adapted TO the cultivation Of wheat, corn, to.
bacco grass, and the various products Of this
section of the country. This land is so miles
west of Richmond, miles from the James River
Canal A rare opportunity is offered for invest
ment For further particulars apply at the Wing
office. je 8-H
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-16

lla sslteia pl4 aggsslhgiass AsEg lastss o.
isgslss seih
NJ D. 9. GS0dlee, editor Of ths Washington
Chronicle, has been sppoiated Mssshsl Of the
District Of Columbia.
Speaker Colfax and party arrived at Salt Lake
on the 18th instant They were eight days in
passing from Denver. being delayed by indian
hostilities.
Ex-President Buehanan's forthcoming history
of his Administration will shortly appear.
Maj. Gen. Ord has been appointed to the mill
tary command Of the State Of Oregon.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-16
WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP.
Correspondence Of the N. Y. Times.

THIS CONSPIRACY TRIAL.
Hon. Reyerdy JOhnsOn's argument for the de-
fence In the assassination trial i manly devoted
to the question OF Jurisdiction Of power Of mill
tary commission to try the case. Mr.. johnson
makes the further objection that certain OF the
members of the commission, including Gen. Hun
ter, are mentally aud morally disqualified for
trying the prisoners. The argument Is quite
lengthy, and would Ill about three columns ofthe
Times.
The JUDGE ADVOCATES REPLY.
The Judge Advocate, in reply 70 the pleas Of
the counsel for the accused TO the jurisdiction
of the Military Commission rules, first upon
the proclamation OF the President Of Sep
TENDER %, 1864 declaring that, during the
instruction, and rs a necessary measure Tor
suppressing the same all rebels, their aiders and
abettors, and persons guilty Of d,soyal practices,
afJrdiug aid and comfort 10 the rebels, shall be
subject 10 martial law aud liable 10 trial and
punishment by courts martial or military com
mission. Secondly, the Judge Advocate replies
that were no such formal power conveyed
the azs Of war, the military lex non scrpta
OF every land, aud the ec.s3ity OF the recent
crisis, cio NJ 4 this commission with jurisdiction;
that the accused forgetting their civil positions,
undertook 10 Interfere with The operations oil the
army. tr with The Government in It's Efforts 70
destroy the enemy, aud they then 30 Tar became
4 pa.t OF the enemy as to clOthe themselves with
the nlilitary gaIb, a0d thus maze themselves
subject to the laws Of war and liable TO it, sane
tons that they have forgotten the status OF the
civilian aud have assumed u interfere with the
operations Of the military. This is recognized as
good law by the Government
IoDGE sHARKEY To BE PROVISIONAL GOVERNOR
or MISSISSIPPI.
Ii is Understood that the President has deter
mined 10 appoint Judge Sharkey as Provisional
Governor OF Mississippi. Judge Sharkey has
been here foe ssyeraldays past with the delega-
ton from Mississippi ia consultation with the
President in reference 10 the reconstruction Of
the state Government, and is understood - have
been a Union man thruugh II the rebellion.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-16

eehl Aesas hsye asslr9gsa pslela srlsusss q
ftcesftF IL tha. ssUtiSn b beesisgt, piss!sh
hags let ttsf entire Dfops, consisting ~ eeFp
cotton aud cane The Inhabitants, IN ofoer 10 70
doors of their dwellings, and in this way, they
managed 10 lind dry land, but in many instances,
losing all their effects The loss In cattle anu
stock is immense; ten thousand head wouiu not
be far ont of the way of tie number lost.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-16
APPOINTMLNTS By TIE G0TERNd

APPOINTMENTS By THE 90 VERNON.
The fOlloWing gentlemen have been appointed
Visitors Of the two leading institutions Of learn
ing in Virginia
UNIVERSITY or VIR6NJA.-AleN. Riyos, B.
johnson Barbour, john r. Woods, Marmaduke
johnson, Chas. L. MOsby, Sam'l h. Lewis, Robt
W. Hughes, Thomas j. Pretlow and Thomas c.
Tabb,
VIRGINIA MILITARY lNSTITUrA-Wm. H. Mae
farland Chas B. Ball James Neeson, A. c. Cum
mings, Thomas j. Niche John NJ Patton VIM.
N. Burwe,l, T. T. White.
c. \ Rose has beea appointed Notary Public
Tor the city Of Richmond AID county OF HenricO.
Alex. Donnau, James NJ. Donnln aud James
Mann have been appointed No.aries Public for
the city Of Petersburg and couaty OF pinwiG-
die
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-16
TIE LEGISLATURE.

The members Of the Virginia Legislature elect
ed In the organized counties ard cities have as
sembled in Richmond to pay their respects to the
Governor, and confer with him ca tue general
policy Of the restored Government. On enquiry,
yesterday, at tie Executive Mansion We were
informed that the Legislature would not be CON
yened, at this tins in formal session.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-16
CHRINTIAN, LEA 4 90.

CHRISTIAN, LEA ~ 90.
No 63 Main street.
IN BBLS GIBS0N'S OLD RYE WHISKY
~ 20 bbls Gem of Kentucky, Old Bourbon
% do pure Old Rye
10 l 8 casks Pinet, Castellon Il Co.
Rrandy
10 Ia casks Old Port Wine
10 Ia do Sherry, very fine
100 cases extra fine ClaIet
100 dozen Muir 4 Sons Sparkling Ale
30 cases Alsops do do
90 baskets Heidsick Champagne, quarts
and pints
20 baskets "star" Champagne, quarts
AID pints
10 cases Otard, Dupuy h Co. Cognac
10 do Sherry Wine
III do Gin Cocktail
81 do Ale. pints
30 do Gibson's Nectar Whisky
10 do do Old Bourbon
ALSO,
10 NJ Cigars, various grades.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-16
STRAYED Or STOLEN.

CTOu.EN-About Line o'clock on Wedpes.
- day night, from the stable in rear OF Dr..
Joynes on Frapklin street between 9th and 9TH,
a booded BAY MARE, of medium size. Has
white mark "a healed scar on the left side of the
neck, and several of this came kind under the
saddle: also very slight recent scratches on the
knees and one hip. Had on military saddle
with brass rim on pommel-G. u. Miles stamped
ON the flaps.
5 this IL a fayOrite mare, an EXTRAORDINARY
AEwAgD will he pad for her return, or for any
information which may lead 70 her recovery, by
j. WILCOX BROWN,
9th ST., etween Main and Frank IN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-16
AUCTION and Commission House
BY
NIL PARRISH Il 90

Conner of 18th and Cary Streets, Richmond, Va.
T-HE SUBSCRIBERS, having associated them.
selves under the above firm, for the pur-
pose ofcOnducting a general AUCTION AND
COMMISSION BUSINESS, offer their services to
the public for the sale of Produce and Goods of
all kind. From long experience in the business,
we hope TO receive u liberal share Of the public
patronage. Cousigumen,s solicited for public or
private sale. WIN. II. PARRISH,
or the late firm BocOck Parish Iynchburg Va.
LUCAS HARVEY,
OF the late firm l. EaIvey II Co, Richmond, Va.
REFERENCES Mcdaniel IL Irby, Lynchburg,
Va; McCOrkle, Son K Co., do; VIM. II. Ryan,
Baltimore. Nd; I. j. Deaue, Richmond, Va.
iel6-d2w
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-16
pOOES TRADE SALE ROOM,

ID IDS BRUADWAli NEW YORK,
Public and private LIBRARIES sOLB, and
PROMPT RETURNS IN CASH. Parties having Ii.
braries to dispose of, by sending them soon will
have them properly catalogued, and sold this
Fall to the very best advantage. II desired,
liberal advance IN cash will be made immediate.
" on receipt of the books. This Fan will be- es.
Decialy favorable for the sale Of books at good
prices. Ship direct to MY address, j. c. COO
LEY, 4eS Broa iway, New York. For response.
bility refer 10 the Proprietor OF this paper.
lie I5-Et
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-16
CHOICE OLD WINES, III.

GHOECE OLD WINES, IL.
~ QUORS AND CIGARS, PORTER, ALES,
&C, &C.--The attention of dealers, families and
connosseuTs gent rally is respectfully called to
my we selected stock of WINES LIQUORS and
CIGARS; pure old Hennessey Brandy, for medi.
cinal use Vintage 1851 old M4rtell Brandy,
pale and dark Old Family Rye, Bourbon and
Mountain Whiskey Holland Gin; fine old Sher.
~, pale and brown old Port and Madeira Wines;
Champagnes, Green Seal" "Heidsick" and
other brands. Ales and Fancy Liquors, in bot
ties and cases such as Brandy SIN ash" Ia splen.
did remedy for diarkeal "Eye-0pener," London
Cordial Gin. Gin Cocktail" Old Plantation Bit.
tiers O. X, 1870. Havana and Domestic Cigars
in endless variety, and all at the most reasonable
prices. II. GRAU,
No. under Exchange Hotel,
l4th street, (Bricken's old stand)
where that gentleman may still be found, ready
and willing las in days Of yore) 10 accommodate
his friends and the public with some of the BEST
things in the country. jel3-lw
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-16
FOR PHILADELPHIA,
SHOES! SH0ES!l SH0ES!!!
JUST RECEIVED FROM
New York and PHILADELPHIA |!

THE largest assortment ever offered in Rich.
i mond, which now offer at the lowest prices,
considering the hard times. IL is Of no use to
blow about large and elegant stores fitted up in
commOdious style, like some Of the fa'ing adyer
tisements in the daily papers Good sense teaches
US that large houses have TO pay large rents con-
sequently the profits must be made II makes me
think once of certain boarding house / stopped
with for a very short time the lady of the house
said that she kept ilrst-class house and when !
came to her table found it adorned with all of
the incest of table furniture but nothing TO eat so
had TO undergo the trouble Of going 10 a smaller
house, where there was plenty OF food an, less
pay. So ladies come and see NE ct the LADIES
CHEAP SHOE STORE, 10. I67 Broad street,
where you cannot go away without being fitted as
to quality or price.
Mrs. N. C. Dunham Is slways in attendance.
q. DUNHAM,
jel4-3teod. l67 Broad street.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-16

CONGR HALL,
~ CAFE MAY, NEW JERSEY,
THURSDAY, JUNE lst, 1865. Visitors 90 this
uuriyalled sea Bathing resort win find Congress
Hall strictly irstcass in all the details so essen
tial to the comfort and convenience of it, guests
The Cottages come ted with the Hotel will be
reserved exclusively for families desiring the
quiet and com oits of home Mark Hasslers fine
Brass and String Band engaged for the season.
For 10 rms, &c, address,
J. F. CAKE, Proprietor
ie 26-eolm Cape Island, n. J.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-16
7 EXINGTON LAW SCHOOL

I EXINGTON LAW SCHOOL
II propose TO reopen my LAW SCHOOL, at
this place, on the first Monday Of July next
The plan of instruction will be the same as that
formerly adopted, with highly encouraging sue
cess, the length Of the session being extended to
nine months. Gentlemen proposing to place
themselves under my instruction are respectfully
solicited TO give cary notice of their intention.
TEXT BooKs.-Stephen's Commentaries, Lo-
maXs Digest, Greenleaf on Evidence Stephens
on Pleading, Kent's Commentaries, Matthews Di-
gest and Adams Equity.
The fee for the course will be Sl00-one moiety
payable in advance, and the residue on the LIST
October. J W. BR0CKENBR0UGH
Lexington, Va, June 9th, 1865. iel2-6t
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llls,nlRMlsllNAsn

yTssyl alFsIs jRTsFsl n lssstft 4 "a ga
l who sgfysa rhder INC rsstriea rhns q fvsNs!rih
nntefrs Company f. The lusi heard OF MIN was after
the battle OF Cold Harbor, when he was seen WIN
romrade of his. lie Is supposed to have been taken
nrsoner atar he above battle Any Information con,
Corning his whereabouts will be thankigiy feeeived
and literally paid for, by addresslnE o51a
care OF New York Neics, New ork. lelV--eoelot
A NY INFORMATION CONCERNING +. A.
n POOL, Goth Virginia Volunteers, Corses
8rigade who was wounded the 3lst of March,
near the Five Forks, in Diuwiddie county, Will
be thankfully received by his distressed sister.-
Address MARY Pool, fredericksburg va,
through fredericksburg p. U. lJe lo-2L
INFORMATION WANTED or LOUISA JOHNSON
L tcol0red wife OF Monroe Johnson saiu woman woman
WAS sed tU 20 tU Richmond Va IN the Spring pt lso4
"aS S''" " ~ W A. W. MlTCHbLL,
Office OF Prov. Mar, Sd Cong. Dist,
- 100, New YORK.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-16
l.. GOLDSMITH,

DESPECTFULLY invites his friends and pat.
III IONS 10 his new Establishment Of Gentle
mems Furnishing Goods and FANCY
NOTIONS, which he offers at wholesale and retail.
Country merchants supplied at New York prices.
Store on Franklin street below Ballard House,
directly opposite the Canterbury. jes-2m
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-16

81 PERSONS NRRlVING IN RICHMOND WHO
have copies Of late newspapers from Lyuehburg Dan
Vile oriuterov places further South, will obse the
editor Of the Was by sending them to this oflee.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-16
FIRE INSURANCE.
THE UNION FIRE INSURANCE.
COMPANY,
OF Al TIM o r +

OF Al T NJ 4,
WILL, INSURE property in Richmond and
w vicinity against loss or damage by ire, on
as favorable terms as other good and solvent
Tie following Is list Of the Directors all of
whom are well known 10 many of the Merchants
of Richmond as men OF means and Of good stand.
ing: r,,.- Gu,
Chauncy Brooks, William Chestnut,
Thomas Y. Candy, Simon Parkhutst,
William Bridges, John [. Bridges
James o. Spear, william +. Ientz'
Joseph Matthews, John Turnbull Jr.,
John g. HeWes John +. Hurst.
JOHN COATES, President
OrIs SPEAR, Secretary.
Having been appointed Agent OF the above
Company, | am prepared TO issue Policies ana
solicit from my friends share Of toer patronage
Claims will have my personal attention.
Office lOS, Main street, over Mitchell Tylers.
ie left WILLIAM WILLIS, JR, Agt
A. F. Jahnke, as Main Street,
MATCHMAKER l. JEWELLER,
ESTABLISHED 1853.
TTAYlNG been North, offer for SAFE my as
III sortment of
WATCHES AND
JEWELRY.
VIII give my personal attention 10 REPAIR
ING of WATCHES from . O'Clock A. NJ. uatil
o'clock p. NJ.
am also prepare to buy any amount Of Cd
Gold. Silver, Diamonds and Watches.
A. +. JAHNKE,
jel6-lt' Matchmaker
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-11-18
Education in France.

According to official statistics one-fiftb
of 222, 000conscripts have only an imper-
feet knowledge Of the French language,
and use In conversation German. Flem-
ish. Breton, Basque and other dialect.
One-tenth of the number do not know
one word of French, and as the orders
on the battlefield or barracks are given
In that language, they are altogether I'M
TT for military service. For the prov
ince Alsace, including the departments
of the upper and lower Rhine, with an
aggregate population of 1, 100, 600, there
are 40 per cent, and in that of Brittany,
with two departments, with total pop
ulatiOn OF $500. 900, there are 80 per
cent. of the inhabitants totally ignorant
of French. In that of Limousin, COM
prising two departments, with a popu-
lation of 600, COG there are AZ per cent,
and In the department of the lower
Pyrenes, with a population of about
40, GOO there are &c per cent. who learn
French only after their enlistment in
the army. The department of Ariego,
IN southern France surpasses all others
IN linguistic ignorance, nearly One-half
of its population of go. 900 being IA
miliar only with the Catalonian dialect
of Spain. The statistics establish the
fact that among sc, 000,0G0 of French
men there are ten millions ignorant OF
the French language, nor to speak of
the perfect ignorance of tine great ma
jority of the people in branches which
make up an American public school ed
ucatiOn
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-11-18
MILWAUKEE, MARKET.

The market opened 90 below the cicsing
prize of the morning board for spot wheat. It. how
ever. took firm stand at Sl.5291.52Is a large lot
being sold a. high Sl,5S. and csosing at s152hod
ers hfm,, The transact oas amounted TO GO. geo
bushels, with demand for No.2. - 4o4r
FLoUR-Sales. 100 bbls extra at SIPS; 100 bbls
HustisfOrd at 1925; 100 bbls Ashburn ON p t.; 100
bbls country winter at 0OO 100 bbls juneau super
iine at 5000. >
ecoRS-scarce at 6Oc in store. 81
/ oATs-A'e in good demand. salsa. 4,coo bus at
sac. aud ,ec0bus at $50.
iu RYE-Firm at SIC Tor No. 1. No SIDES. s.
BARLEY-No. ]. 81. Ooa 1.o5; No. 2, zoe.
wOoL--saies. 400 lbs medium at sic; 1000 lbs
fine at 53c. 80
PEAS-Nominal. foA -i5r '.'f-tt
HIGHwINEs- Firm at s5,27. ''io
BETTER Fhkfn se@ssc. Choice Il.
EGGs-ssc. Light stock.
BUcKwHEAr- Sales. 100 bus at eoc.
OYSTERS 4 cans SOC.
PoTAroES-1n demand at 35l4Oc. "a
| BEANs-Nominal at 5Oc@ s1.OO p bus.
SEEDS-Quiet Flax, s2.6O@2.7s; Timothy, 81. 75
@3.0J. Sales Is bus fax at $2,75.
CHEEsE-Hamburg 2O@2lc; Western Reserve II
@l9c; Western States l6G1sc.
HAY-Timothy and red top, no quotations Baled
hay-marsh by weight. $1,000 . ton.
HIDES-Common green. 7@8c; green salted 71s
@81zc; fun cured. s1s@9c; dry flint. 12@l5c
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at $1s.OO9I6 60 p Dbl.
sPIRIrS-Steady. We quots:
Hignw1nes. .......-.....--........S 1927
Whisky (Hoyt's Star Brand. ............ l.S5
common. ........-.. .--..-...-. ',I5Gl, 81
Alcohol. 4,e044, 60
Iurpentne. ...........-. -
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-11-18
GREAT WESTERN
Cap and Eur Mandatory,
asa East Water street, milwaukee.

FREDERICK GUNTHER, who has been in the
Cap and Fur Manufacturing business in this city
the past sixteen airs. would respectfully Announce
to the public that he has just opened to the trade the
lar est aud most sp sndid stock of LADIES', Chill.
DRES'S and GENTLEMEN'S FURS ever brought
into a Western market The same ara all OF My OWN
MANUFACTURE, and consist partly OF FABLE, MINK,
SIBERIAN SQUIRREL AND FITCH SETS, LADIES' Bea-
yer, Otter and Mink Trimmed Hoods and Skating
Caps of the latest Styles Ladies and Gentlemen's OF
ter and Beaver Gloves, Gentlemtns Fur Collars.
Children's FuFs in very largo variety, &C., sc.
The attention of the ladies is especially called to
to The fact that the furs OF MY OWN MANUFAC-
TURE have the reputation throughout the untTy
to be superior in style. quality and finish to any
made, either Fast OF West, and that warrant them
give entire satisfaction. Ell kinds of furs made to
order on short notice.
/ keep constantly on hand very large stock of
Buffalo and Fancy Sleigh Robes, Robe Innings.
Bu0kssin owes and Nit ns, Hat and Cap Trim
mings, Cloth. Pushes. &c, &c.
l would call the special attention OF Country Mer-
chants to my large and extensive cap MASUFAC-
TohY. in which can be found all kinds OF Otter,
Beaver, Nutria. Nuria Band. Otter Band. Beaver
Band Seal Mus KRAFT, Cloth Mohair, Silk and Cotton
Plush Caps. The same superior in style and
quality TO any made II the Eastern markets, and
sell them at less than New York prices My
WHOLESALE HAT DEPARTING Mt is the largest
and best selected ia the West
Coun ry Merchants will find 1t 70 their advantage
to examine my stock efore purchasing elsewhere
Remember the store: 35s East Water Street.
oct2l FREDERICK GUNTHER.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-11-18
Let the children sleep.

We earnestly advise that an who think
a great deal, who have to work hard, to
take all the rests they can get without
medical means. $3.50 o7ai
We caution parents. particularly, not
to allow their children to be waka1 mp
of mornings-let nature wake them up;
she viii not DO it prematurely; but have
q care that they go to bed at an early
hour. let it be early, until it be found
that they wake up themselves in full
time to dress for breakfast.
Being walked up early, and allowed to
engage in dificult or any studies late,
and just before retiring. has given many
a beautiful and promising child the
brain fever, or determined ordinary all
ments to the production of water on the
brain.
Let parents make every possible eff
fort to have their children go to sleep
In pleasant humor. Never scold or give
lectures, or IN any way wound child's
feelings es it goes to bed. Let all ban
ish business and every worldly care at
ed-time, and let sleep come to a mind
b peace with God and all the world.