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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-07-01
The Logs.

EDITOR JouRxAL-Dedr SIR IL, in
common with many others who come
from below, am surprised at the exag-
gerated reports Of the enormous quanti-
~ Of pine logs that would come out of
the St. Croix and other streams this sea.
son. 1t was confidently asserted that
the St. CrOix would send 10000, 900
feet of logs to market this season, and
Black River as much or more. ! find
upon examination, that Black River has
sent through the boom 10000, 900 !;
ST.. Croix $4,000, 900. with 10000, 900
now in the boom. and the Chippewa s.
100000 that broke awsy from the boom
in early spring. In all. s5,00O.000, in
stead of. 200, 100000, or upwards, as
was reported in the spring, and currently
believed below. There is no reasonable
prospect that any more logs will run out
o: Black River this season, on account of
the Jaw stage of water in that stream
Al! the drives on The St. Croix are hung
up at present, but there is fair prospect
that some ten or fifteen million feet Of
logs will come into the boom at this
place SOME time during the month of
September. The amount of logs gone
to market and on the way and in con-
ditiOn to be brought into market may
be fairly Sc. down, without any exsg-
geration' at just about 5000, 900 feet
not more than half the capacity of the
mills here aud below, which are com
monty estimated at 200, 900, 900.
TRAVELLER.
Saltwater, June 20, 1865.
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J, A. WHEELOCK.

EVE OR THE LAST VOYAGE OF THE
CALYPSO This is tue title of new 70
nance, just commenced in THE SATUR-
DAY EVENING PosT of Philadelphia.
1t is very exciting, and full of interest.
Eve ISLE herself is singular creature,
oyerfowing with spirit and romance, and
with a touch of the mysterious about
her. We think any one who begin EVE
ISLE" will find it difficult to refrain from
perusing to the end the. varied fortunes
of this singular girl. and Of the varied
characters with whom fate has connec-
ted her. The Posr can be procured of
the Periodical Agents, or by addressing
the Publisher, 3l9 Walnut street, Phila.
delphia. Price five cents single num-
ben, $3.50 year, or 81. rs for six
months.
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NEW STooK.-Peter Bot has just re-
turned from market with new stock of
Goods, consisting of Groceries, Confec-
tionery, Yankee Notions, etc. Anoth-
er invoice of spinning wheels is received.
Peter is a close buyer, OWES his store,
stock, ETC., and can afford to sell for a
small profit, and does so. See his ad-
vsrtissment in to-day's paper.
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Saltwater, June 20, 1865.

S DR.. CAMERON, late Surgeon of
the Board of Enrolment, has resumed
the practice of his profession at La
Crosse. True to his promise last winter,
as soon as the war closed, the DR.. sent
Us q certificate of exemption from the
draft. The DIR. is kind man-vsry.-
He remembers his friends.
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LANDS FOR SALE.

O EVERAL Thousand acres of Lands. at
- from Three to Five Dollars per acre. sta
ated in the towns of Pleasant Valley, Salem.
lIartland. Ell Passo. Oak Grove. Martell and
Union, in Pierce County, and Waterville, IN
Pepin County.
Those in Oak Grove are the Sc ne and 1T
Sc. %. The Sc sw % and hf NV SO ind NV
sw and bf sw So in 26. 10.
Those in Martell are the hf nv 81. and
the hf sc. and sw sc IS, 81. IL.
Fer particulars enquire by letter Of
c II. ROBERTS,.
Pojghkeepsie. New York.
Ostsbef go, 1864. 2e-ms
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LOST.

In this cito, Saturday evening. June Sd,
pocket diary, containing about 1874. in cur
rency one note of $50, given by VIM. Grip
pen. made Juoe LIST one note of SS4 aud
some cents. given by Jas. S. Davis, Of Cot
tage Grove. made ia January. 1862.
A liberal reward will be paid for the re-
turn of the diary and contents. to L. n EssEL.
l.. Derby.
Prescott, June 5th. 1865.
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a certain official in certain New
England city, the locality of which we
shall not in any way indicate, recently
determined to give little party. He
was discussing with his wife the details of
the supper. II think we must have some
sardines," said he. "Sardues," said his
faithful and excellent spouse, Eyes, but |
never quite understood what ssrdines
were" "Why, you know" replied the
husband; "you've seen 'ern. A sardins
is slice of beef, sOith piece Of bread
each side of IL I"
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ADJOURNED MEETING.

ELLswoRrs, June %, 1865.
Board met pursuant to call. Present,
Sups. Maynard, Sands and Hodges.
On motion the following described
lots and blocks were ordered vacated, to-
wit: Blocks from to Is, inclusive, in
Bailey Dow & Co.'S additiohj to city of
Prescott. Also. blocks from so to los,
inclusive. in Wilson & Whipple's addi-
ton to village of Maiden Rock. Also,
blocks from % to 50, inclusive, in the
village of Bay City. Also, blocks from
to Sc, inclusive, in the village of Trsn-
ton. Also, blocks from Is to q, inclu-
sive. in Bailey Dow & Co.'s addition to
city of Prescott. Also, blocks from to
u, inclusive, in Stevens and PowslI's ad-
dition to the village Of River Falls; and
that the title of such portions of the
streets and slleys Of such additions so va
Gated be vested in the owner or owners
Of the lots or lands abutting on or nj
joining the portion of streets so vacated,
70 each from the line of his or their lots
or land to the center Of the portion 80 va
ea,ej.
The following bills were allowed in
full
No. Il A. Jaw. election returns I.I6
DO 2 c. p. & Hoyne, books STA
tiOnery. ETC.. 347,7s
do N.-Kinnev. drawing Jury, 300
do Jas Walsingham. Sd ifs fees I6705
do 5 /. a. Taylor. printing, I,lI9,20
DO J. J. With. county 2,4s
do H. Western, max elm ret's $50
do G. W. Cairns sundries, 52s
do 3 T. K. Tabor, sheritf's fees. $50
do 10 L. L. Lewis. reg. / clk's fees. 2I,50
County orders amounting to five hun
drsd fouE and 20-lO0 dollars, were is
sued.
On petition tue sum Of one hundred
dollars Has donated to town Of Pleasant
Valley FOR bridge purposes.
]. ". VIM, Couaty Clerk.
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Notice 10 Credi.ors.

Pierce COrnty Court-ln Probate. In the
matter Of the estate Of Catha::ne Davis. de-
ceased.
To all whom it NAV concern:
7 FILTERS of administration on said g.
! A tate having been issued to Thomas Da-
Yis, II Clifton. in said county. on the first day
Of Nav, 1865. and six months from and after
said day being allowed and limited for credit
tors to present their CLAIMS for examination
and allowance, notice is hereby given, that
the undersigned will. on the LIST day of July,
August. September, October, and the first day
of November next at his Office, IN the city Of
Prescott, receive, examine, aud adjust al
claims and demands Of ali persons agai..st
said deceased.
WN HowEs, County Judge.
June %, 1865. low
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have stood for ages past, aud will stand
for ages to come-preserving the same
calm front and recipients Of a like admit
ration long after We have passed away
and are forgotten.
But while we are talking the little boat
turns sharp corner in the rapid stream,
throws all her energy into the struggle
with the rushing current, and in a mo-
ment We are safe at the leves, which has
bsen exeayated in the rock.
TAYLOR FALLS.
Our stay at Taylor Falls was brief but
pleasant. 1t is certainly one of the pref
test towns in the Northwest. The river,
the rapids, the dells, the scenery, at once
beautiful aud grand, the many elegant
residences, the neatness everywhere man.
ifest, all combine to make it charming
place. Just above the landing a neat
bridge spans the river. looking like the
double bow knot in the white cravat Of q
negro minstrel.
AN ILLUMINATION.
We we're surprised and gratified by
al incident which occurred in the evening,
which was nothing less than a splendid
illumination. Sam Fifield, who has of.
ten been there and never been honored
by an illumination. was somewhat envi-
GUS of the honor shown our party, and
started report that the display was on
account of returned soldiers. Some fool
ish people may believe his story.
BACK AGAIN.
The next day was beautiful, and the
down trip, varied BY several pleasing in
cidents, WAS luxury to all. a.,
At Marine We organized again and
proceeded to view things. An advance
was made on Sam Judd, who holds a
commission in Gideon's Band. lie was
absent, but Mr.. Walker did the honors Of
the house in agreeable style. He, and
Geo. B. Judd are among the oldest resi-
dents of the country, and their ready and
intimate knowledge of the wants ftrav-
eiers is a beautiful trait of character one
10 which many of the old settlers excel.
At Saltwater we left Capt. Knapp,
Steph, and Eljsh--each one Of them an
.'institution" on the St. Croix. We would
give them a "puff," but they don't need
it. They possess the virtues Of steam
boatmen in superlative dcgrss--long
may they live to exercise them.
Capt. Gray again took US in charge
and delivered US at the levee in good or
der, the original packages unbroken.
The business of the St. Croix
Valley is already immense, and is rapid
Nv increasing. Prescott 10 the gateway
to all this rich country. Its trade and
travel passes our doors, and pays more
or less tribute TO US. Let the business
men here show proper liberality and en-
terprise, and we will yet reap the benz
fits which our location entities US to.
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Annual Taxes.

Prescott, June 10Th. 1865.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the annual
In list for the 9th Div of this Dist, COM
prising the counties of Pierce st. Croix,
Polk. Dallas and Burnett, is complete, and
will be open for inspection, al my Office. in
Prescott, Wis, on the 5ih day of July, 1865,
when appeals NAV be made in accordance
with set. 10, Act of June 80. 1864
Lutte A. TAYLOR,
Assessor
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Agents wanted:

HNHE subscriber wishes to secure the servi-
Il ces of competent Agents To canvass
Northwestern Wisconsin, for two of the most
valable Books ever offered in the west. Agents
are realizing from 800 to $50 per month in
this business. For further particulars address
d. 3. COULTER,
I0-w2 Prescott, Wis.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA, Pa.

DISEASES of the Urinary and Sexual
II SYstens-new and reliable treatment -
Also the BRIDAL CHA4BER, an Essay Of VI ar
ming and INSTRUCTION, sent in sealed enyei-
opes. free of charge. Address ilr j. SEILLIS
HouGHroN. Howard Association, No Two.
South Ninth Street. Philadelphia. Pennsy!-
vania. y6 ally
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A. B. EASTON.
REPLY.
To .Still,sater lNesseno.r

To Stillwater Nessenger:-
Deep answersth unto deep. ST. Paul
returns the greeting of her elder sister,
and welcomes her to the sislerhood of
the telegraph. Beautiful upon the noun
tsins are the feet of him who bringeth
glad tidings.
+. A. WHEELOCK
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TIE FouRrH.-Arrangsments are be-
ing made for celebrating the Fourth at
Hastings in fine style. A large number
Of our citizens intend going there.
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SALTWATER.

A few miles bring, US to Saltwater. -
We suppose it is called BY This name be-
cause the people do not disturb wster
very much. 1t is regarded there mere
ly a. medium for tlosting logs and lum
Der. The business Of the town is in
logs. lumber and lager. IL the spelling
books used in the schools there, L. l.. D.
stands for Lager, Logs, Drives. There
are so many sawyers here, that the prin-
cipal hotel is called Sawyer House, in
their honor. Here we changed boats,
taking the Enterpr;se, or rather she ia
king us.
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UP THE RIVER.
Things Seen ON the Way.

On Wednesday morning last, several
gentlemen of this place. with the ''part-
ners of their joys and sharers of their
Sorrows" started on pleasure excursion
up the st. Croix.
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- The following advertisement ap-
pears under the head of Wife
Warted," in an Arka nsas paper:
Any gall what's pot bed, coffee
pot, skillet, knows how to cut out
britches, can make huntin' shirt and
knows how to take care of children, can
have my services till death parts both
on us"
MATHEMATIcAL.-" Humble as I am
said bullying speuter to mass meeting
of the unterrifisd, still remember that
I'm fraction of this magnificent Re-
public"
You are, indsed," said bystand
err, :: and vagar one at that"
~ Gen. BUTLER says.
81 know, from having seen the rolls
of 100, 900 of the rank and file of tina
Confederate army, prisoners, that only
one iu eight was able TO sign his name"
How much better qualified to exerciae
the right of suffrage are these ignorant
rebel soldiers than the loyal blacks |!
That is the question.
"A man can't help what is dene
behind his back" as ths scamp said
when kicked out of doors.
LIZ The General Land Office has
Just transmitted to the Governor of Wis
consin. certified transcripts of 28,743
acres to aid in the St. Croix and Lake
Superior Railroad branch.
- At an evening party given by
lady, her husband was standing in a
very forlorn condition, leaning against
the chimney piece, when gentleman
coming up to him, said: "Since neither
of us is acquainted here, think we had
better 90 home"
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MAR RACES.

Married at Pleasant Valley, June IS. by B.
McIlrath. Justice of the Peace, Mathew Hous-
ton, of Oak Grove, and Miss Ella Brooks, of
Pleasant Valley.
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- WASHINGTON
CLAIM AG ENC Y!
To Officers and Soldiers of Wisconsin
their Widows and Heirs.

~ S. BUNDY, formerly of Wisconsin,.
W and more recently OF the Pay Depart
ment. Washington. attends to all Gains il the
different Departments of Government. with
promptness and dispatch. He gives espe-
cial attention 10 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 t0 address him by mail.
G. s. BUNDY.
No. PAT 81 Washington, p. q.
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FOR SALE.

The subscriber offers for sale his Farm, ST.
uated on Big River. containing Two Hundred
Acres. with improvements Terms moders.s.
Apply by letter to
JAMES JEFFERIs.
Lock Haven. Pa.
Or to HOSEA B. BATks. Prescott. Wis.
June ~, 1885.
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TELEekAPH-The telegraph is com
pleted from ST Paul to Saltwater, and
will be 10 operation here in fsw days.
The following are the first messages over
the line from Saltwater:
SALTWATER TO ST. PAUL
SENDS GREETING.
To the ST. Paul Press:
The Heavens declare the glory Of
God; and the armament showeth his
haady work. Day unto day uttereth
speech, and night unto night sheweth
knowledge. There is no speech nor Ian
gpage where their voice is not heard /.
Their LINE is gone out through all the
earth. and their words to the end Of the
world.
A. B. EASTON.
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ARREsTED.-Mr. Isaac Pierce, a re-
cent settler here, was arrested last Tues
day on the charge of passing counterfeit
money. An examination was had, and
be was held 10 bail 10 appear a. the nsYt
term u court.
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GRAssHoPPERs.- Mankato Rec
ord learns that immense swarms of grass
hoppers infest the country around Fort
Ridgsly and on the Cottonwood, literally
destroying all vegetation. Mr.. Tate, liv-
ing three miles from the Fort says they
ate fifteen acres Of spring wheat belong
ing to him, which. at the time they COM
menced their ravages, was from six to
eight inches high.
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CITY BANK OF PRESCOTT.

PRESCOTT, WISCONSIN,.
w. WxsrrALL. Cashier.
CHAs. MILLER, President
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THE BOAT.

We went on board the g. Il. Gray
here, and found her full of pssssugers.-
The Capt. being Gray aud the Clerk
Brown, one might have a suspicion that
they arc g shady" fellows. Blu: the fact
is, igurativsly speaking, they are very
"white" msn-sn much 80 that We hope
to travel ..the St. Croix with them many
years to come.
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ExcHAssx boaght and sold. and prompt at
tsntion giysp 70 collec<iQs.
PFssestf, ;dxs r., 1851. ntyl
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Small Profits.

Ex Senator Ed. Keogh, of Milwsu-
kee, a coppsrhead of the first water. has
been prosecuting the editor of the Wis
consin for libel. The case was tried last
week-verdict Of jury, 25 Gems damages
for plaintiff-from which we infer that
Keogh's character was totally ruined
Mat Carpenter. counsel for the defendant
has taken an appeal because of excessive
damages awarded by the jury! There's
consolation for libeled man. Better let
those things alone, Portage Reg
lister.
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UP THE RIVER.

A ride up the St. Croix on june
day is a luxury. The beautiful scenery
the rich green foliage-the countless
logs and the busy workmen-the here
tranquil river, coming from far leagues
north and rolling on to the busy lsud tu-
mnltous life which awaits it before it is
buried in the Great Gulf-all form a
panorama Of beauty on which the eve
gszes delighted and untiring.
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The ride up the Lake is always pleas
ant. Passing the month of the Kinic
kinic--clesr spar king stream, born of
cool springs. speckl ed with trout rushing
over falls and turning. the great wheels of
milIs-we come to the town Of Glen.
mont, famous years ago in the adverti-
sing columns of uewspapers,-past AZ
tou-not the "Flow gently, sweet AT
ton" but another one-past Lakeland,
where were once Great expectations, ''
greater than Dickens wrote Of, and we
come to Hudson. Our readers have
heard Of this town. The people are
mostly trends Of ours, aud we know
their failings, but shan't tell. Still We
may remark that they are sauguine--
muchly 50. They have seen for years
sin my minds eve, HOratio,") rushing
cars, and palace-like steamers. To be
sure strangers yet listen in vain to hear
the shriek of tn locomotive, and the
great steamers round up to their levee
hut semi-occasionslly, yet time does not
wither their hope, nor delay dampen
their ardor. nor dim their trusting faith.
We ike their style.
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LANDS FOR SALE.

NEAR the County Seat-a valuable lot
IN very cheap. Also. Prairie Lands. az
well located Ms any in Pierce County. by
j. n. Bailey.
March Is, 1865. 4S-wii
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
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OSOEoLA AND SAM,


Thus pleasantly the time passed till
we reached Osceola-which is literally
singh old town." 1t lisa t" city set on
HILL" or will be as soon as it gets a city
charter. On reaching the levee pro.
cession was formed; G. L. BARNES, ].
p, Marshall, and we moved by tho left
oblique on Sam. Fi6eld and the Press
office. We were surprised. There is a
town in Northern New York called Pots
dam. or some such prcfane name, where
it is said negro was once elected to Of
fee, and Democrats assert that it is so
black Republican that street lamps are
kept burning all day long. Osceola does
not equal this, but it will perhaps be a
formidable rival About o'clock we
reached the Press Office, and found the
lamps lit, the night clerk on duty, and
Sam. gone to bed. He was aroused
with considerable difficulty, and as he
thought it was tomorrow morning. he
readily joined orr party, aud proved a
valuable acquisition. Sam. is evidently
domestic man-very much. If his
biography is ever correctly written, do
mestic habits will be shown to be his
"best holt" i9-e Htea
THE FALLS AND OTHER THINGS.
The scenery from Osceol. to the Falls
needs poets pen TO describe it, and we
shall not make the attempt. The pas
sage through the Dells is worth a trip
up, even If it was the only attraction
There is something impressive and ave.
inspiring in moving along in the shadow
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proposals.
OFrrcn Cos.rssanr OF srr.,srxxcE. wAnn

OFrIcN CosHss.Rr or SrBsisTEScE. WAND
GEyYL4I HosPITsL, NRvAgK. y. j, May IL. los
|DROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF.-Scaled
PIopossl in 6upicste) wil be received ty the andei
signed this Office Until ~ ock SATURDAY. Tie
IA L. (s which time they will be opened Tor furnish
Ing FRESH BEEF for ihee 90 months from the second
Of Jnne 1885, 10 the states troop, s Hospia
aud vicinity.
The ee be o. good snd marketable quality OF fore and
hind quarter (necks 6hsLks ard Edbev tsow 10 be
csded and furnished such quantities and si.aeh Ass
may D. required -.
zach bid must have printed copy Of this sdvtrsemen
posted liz bead Written eoSraci are 70 be executed WIN
bonds within three dSyE after parties notified OIL
the acep,suee Of thri1 bids The o; two sufficient
sYe 10 te syep IN the pfoposs which are 10 be
dorsr1 on tho envelope Proposals oI flesh Bee'"
The Utilities of The ,urele respond Ia the Of Five
Dollars rpBst be csrtet by the United States D,
tic, Attorney other proper oihceI sncb certificate " Nc
company the proposals. -, ~
Further information viii I've given application 81 this oil a
DANIEL s. HART. Capt z. 5. v.
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Hnanfial.
osros OF rns LoRnIARp FINE IxsuRAscs cosrAsh

No lt@ bEoAp~AA
NIOTICE.-The Books for the increase OF t ,i
IN CAPITAL STOCK Of the LORiLLAkD fIhr IN
URANCE COMPANY to ONE MILLION or pOLLAi,
n the addition OF D. 900 shares Of the par value Of 49,
- opened st the Ooe Of said Company NO. Tvs
% THURSDAY the 18th dsy Of May and WIZ ie""n 0ie'
Ii, az an, ~ .o. r,c,b Ten per of the amount
M be r.ou.d 10 be paid at the time of subscribing and the
Balance on OF before The baay Of June next The transfer
49,. i b closed on N, 18Th inst and remain closed ui
q. Dis, ms, By Oder 9th Board Of Directors
CARLISLE NORWOOD, President
POPLAR MILLS, NicePresidept
la. C. MrIs, Secretary.
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CURE OF sCROYULoUS SORE HANDS
DISCHARGE FROM THE EARS, &C.

l. Mr. H,ppsh NJ shedA Of No. % Huvsrds,.. Boston.
suffered from serouous hanas To- severed so
sch.igp from the ed the most rniurbt physicians
aud lad forty different uledclse, sppled Ia one y-s NY
con "A .n sink Under the weight ~ -iciAs and
dsas- ny bs.d became shi tsi tr-d 70 YAK the
should fall believing there Wa fof
81 DO. . in d-spsir Whr IN this state, ir~nj who had
ouI.d The Ncisphyss Discovery urged me TO
Ito Nr 81 a. but sill pf-juaieed against all
medicines tbs; IN gous 10 hes oee would take money.
l-ss should be issdoeed 10 buy IL.
Afes conyesins with MrA NJ u. Brown being fsvorsbly
ON returning home for the nc'sph
Dice ovrry, Which isiihuy ased and v r-su isthst my
srain restored % ard them former
y; have ceased dsharys and my entire eonstn.
ton IL rensw.d sleep and eat we'll and getting h..hy
and heavy Ny 10y and gratitude cannot sIesk
too highly Of tho Metaphysical liscovrryI .endins Il
bis TO dear friend in California who spen $50 Ia
have learned The folly Of pouring medcine down the
thtos and resolved pas. more Drug into NY sysse
throash tho mouth.