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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-10-20
To Teachers and school
Officers.

Notice is hereby given that meetings will
be held for the public examination and licen-
sing of teachers for the common schools OF
Pierce Co.. in the different school Inspection
Districts as follows;
Ist Inspection District, composed of the
towns of Prescott. Clifton. Oak Grove and
Diamond Bluff. Commencing at Prescott on
Monday Oct. 22d, at 9 o'clock A. N.
End Inspection District, composed of the
towns of River Falls, Martel, Ell Psso and
Trimbellc. Commencing on Monday Oct.
29th at o'clock A. NJ.
Bird Inspection District composed of the
towns of Maiden Rock, Trenton. Hartland,
and Isabelle. Commencing at Trenton on
Monday, Nov. 5th at o'clock A. NJ.
4th and last Inspection District, compo sed
of the rest of the county lat Ellsworth in Perry
commencing on Thursday, Nov. 6th at 8
O'Clock a. NJ.
To the teachers of the county 1 would say
that it is very desirable that you should attend
one of these examinations.
They will be held so late that it will be quite
ineonveuicnt for me to grant private ones,
and perhaps more 50 for those who do not at
tend one Of these examinations. When good
reasons are given private examinations will
always be granted.
Assistance will be given at any time to
School Officers in obtaining good and cnmpe-
tent teachers, for.they are the only ones that
ought to be found in our schools. A course
of literary lectures, interspersed with other
appropriate exercises, may be expected at the
Examinations.
DANIEL THURSTON.
Co. Supt of Schools of Pierce Co.
Beldenville Oct 4th 1866
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Admit nistraIOr'S sale.

NOTICE is hereby given that in pursu-
IL ance of an order from the Judge of the
County Court of Pierce County, ! viii offer
for sale, and sell to the highest and best bid
der, for cash, at 10 o'clock A. NJ on the Both
day Of October a. D. 1866, at the front door
of tie City Bank Of Prescott, the following
described premises, to-wit; The undivided
half Of the NV quarter of tie NV quarter Of
section twelve, (l2) township twenty six.
(26) range twenty, (20) in the county Of
Pierce. State of Wisconsin. formerly the
property of jam VI. lie Due. deceased
W, X. Roe ERs, Administrator
Dated October 3, 1866. 25-w4
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DENTISTRY
DR.. ]. A. NICHOLS

Will be a River Falls on the 10th of October.
and remain until the list of November. Then
back to Hudson until the 18th of November
Dr. N. would like 10 see all those that he
has prepared months for sets Of teeth, between
now and the 18th Of November as De Is go
ing to spend the winter Soath
r. ;v-or Tal1s Oct 1899
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WISCONSIN HOUSE.
CEAs. vrERLTNG, Prop'r.

I HAN f recently leased the above House
4 from Mr.. j. Cook, and invite the patron
age of the public, whom | will endeavOr to
please. Good Stables and Bar, connected
with the House.
CHAS. VIERLING.
Prescott. Oct. 5, 1866. 24-tf
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JURY NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that viii pro-
IN coed to draw the names of the Grand
and Petit Jurors on the 18th day of Oct, to
serve at the regular November term of the
Circuit Court TO be held at Ellsworth in
Pierce County, on the fourth Monday of Mo-
vember next, Z. Z. LEWIS.
Clerk Of the Circuit Cont.
Ellsworth, Pierce Co, Wis, Oct A, 1855.
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state of Wisconsin,
COUNTY OF DANE. 6

ha 4 the school,
se
A NJ
dby
Among these following Of
offered the
January all taxes which have been
cent damage
dtsas
a tn sa OonhiSaohefs
THOS S. ALLEN,)
VIM E. SMITH, school and
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-10-20
A LUNATIC
as not 10 admit that the finest and most HARM
less hair darkener In evistancn Is
Christadoro's Hair Dye.

which nourishes the fibrcs as well as changes
their hue. Manufactured by J. CHRIsrADoro 6
Astor House, New York. Sold by all Drug
gists. Applied by all Hair Dressers. 25-mI
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-10-20
THE MOONS VOLCANOES

are engaging Tie attention of astronomers.
but the world of Beauty and Fashion is less
interested in human discoveries than in the
great question of
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-10-20
Turning tssc sEeaGts

that have been whitened by age.or sickness
to a glorious bl ack OF brown hue. Nobody
now is such
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Prescott Journal Supplement- 20, 1866
Sale of Forfeited State Lands.

OFFICE OF COMMISSIONERS School UNIVERSITY LANDS
Madison, Wis. August 3lst 1866. {
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HELP wANTED-MALEs.

FIRST CLASS TRAVELLER wANrRD-oNR WHO
thoroughly umdcrst nds the hosiery trade by import
Ing house Address boa 3J Loaf oec. haing and
address and salary required.
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WANTED-A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE
w young rst class waitress, do chamber
work and with children Call 1856 West a2d City
referencea
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WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, "A sITUA:
w ton laundrcss Good references Apply at 2l8
West 6ith st. cher present employersl. FOR two d.ys
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Death of the Er-Queen

Death of the EX-Queen OF theFrench.
Queen Marie Amelie, widow Of Louis
Philippe, King of the French, died in
England recently at the age Of eighty
four. She was the daughter of Ferdi-
nand l, King of the two Sicilies, by his
wife Caroline, a daughter of the En-
press Maria Theresa Of Austria. and sis
ter of the unfortunate Marie Antoin-
cite Of France Her paternsl grand
father was Charles ~ of Naples, after
ward Charles III Of Spain, and hence a
second cousin Of the present Qaeep of
that country. She had reached the
mature age of twentyseven when she
married the then exiled Orleans Prince.
and was merely a Duchess Of the blood
royal, until the revolution Of 1890
placed her husband on the French
throne. Eighteen years later found
her fugitive in England. The Wills of
Clsremont originally inhabited by
Prince Leopold of SAKE Coburg. with
his short lived bride, the Princess Char
lotte OF England, wss given to Queen
Amelle and her husband as a residence
by Leopold, who had become King of
Belgium aud the son+n-law of Amelie
In 1870 Louis Philippe died. Since
then her life has been exceedingly re-
tired, almost her only appearances In
public being her attendance at the
marriage Of two Of her grandchildren.
She was the mother Of a large family
her oldest son, the Duke Of Orleans.
who vas killed by san from his car,
rage IN SD the Duke Of Montnars;av
who married sister Of the Queen of
spsini the Prince dc Joinville, who
sailed 70 Brazil in q frigate 10 bring
back the Empercrs sister a. his bride,
the Duke d Aumale,.. the Duke de Ne
nours and the Qaeen Of Belgium being
among them,
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Evidence before the Reconstruction


Evidence before the Reconstruction
Ommittee-LOyaIty of the South
Affirmed.
Special Dispatch to the Cincinnati Enquirer.
WAsHINGToN, April 5.-Mr. Benjamin
c. Truman, correspondent of the New
York Times, was before the Recon
stIuction Committee today, and testi-
fed at length concerning the situation
of affairs in Texas, Florida and Lou.
isiana.
Mr.. Truman has made an extended
trip of eight months through the South
since the war, and has observed things
closely. lie testified that the people of
Texas, and Florida particularly, seem
to have accepted the situation fairly,
and that although no exhibitions of
what may be termed patriotism were
manifested, he saw no act OF unmitiga-
ted disloyalty during his trip, but on
the contrary, the people almost every
where expressed and eYinced desire
and determination to obey all laws, in
Guiding those growing out of the late
war. That he cpuversed with two
thirds of the rebel Generals, and they
all stated that in case of a foreign war
they would offer their services TO the
United States Government
He also testified that, although there
were thousands of people in Texas who
were in favor of negro suffrage, ne be
lieYed it would be impracticable TO give
the colored people Of that State the
right of suffrage at present He did
not think that the great masses of the
people would be favorable to Senator
Stewards resolution. lie thought
troops were necessary in Northern
Texas to protect loyal men, as large
numbers OF Quantrells, Shelbys and
Duff's commands, most ofwhom were
Missourisns, infested that neighbor.
hood otherwise no troops were neces-
sary.
Mr. Truman testified that he passed
through all the rich counties of Flor
ida and Texas, and the freedmen were
all at work and doing well; that there
was perfect harmony existing between
the former master and slave; that he
conyersed with the delegates in the
late convention, and other leading
men, upon this subject, and they all
concurred in saying that the freedmen
were doing first rate. He said there
could be no mistake about the good
treatment OF the eolored people On
the whole, he believed that the people
of the South, with few exceptions, were
loyal and could be trusted.
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CHRoNIC FAUIT- FNREG-When, some
months ago, our white soldiers were
being discharged in great numbers and
very rapidly, the Tribune had some bit
ter remarks complaining that the black
soldiers we're not also enjoying the priv
ilege Of discharge, but were forced to
remain in the service. Now that the
blacks arc enjoying the privilege Of dis
charge from the army, the Tribune in
serts whining statement that "orders
are now resdy 70 60 out, hsat igiR dprire,
by the lst of Nay, evay oolored solder
q ihs righ to wear the United States
uniform. Surely the fate of the black
soldier is hardin the columns of the
Tribune. If he is detained in service
by the Government he is forced 20 re-
main at s horrible duty from which
the whites are being relieved and If
he IS discharged from the service, he is
denied delightful privilege which the
whites enioy.-N j. Ifisss.
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HoRaIBLE DEATH FRoN HvDRoFHoBIA.-Mr
Daniel Harris, living in Parish Grove
Township, Denton county, Indiana, about
seven miles southwest Of Oxford, died on
Thursday morning, March 22d, IRON that
terrible ma!aly. hydrophobia, after four
days Of intense suffering. The Boston Tri-
bune, in giving an account Of the affair,
says:
One night about two months ago. Mr.
Harris brought pup that he wss raising
into the house, supPosing from its actions
that il had the distemper. While engaged
in administering some simple remedy for
that disease he was bitten on the finger. he
then killed the dog, not supposi1g him
however to be mad, and nothing further was
thought particularly about the matter until
the Sunday before he died, when he was
attacked with all the symptoms Of hydro
phobis. Everything was done that could
be 10 alleviate his suherings. Spans alter
mated with periods ef perfect nationality
until Thursday morning, when he died in
a terrible rage. When Will the people learn
that human lives are more valuable than
those OF dogs
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nook AND JUR PRINTING.


NASHVILLE UNION PRINTING CU.-Book
n ami job Printers, and publishers Of the Dai-
N and weekly Union, Irinler's Alley, between
Union and DeadeucE streets.
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law, they are hereby authorized to de-
tain such goods and advise the depart
ment forthwith, giving in detail all the
facts in the case; in order that the de-
partment may be enabled to instruct
intelGgibly as to seizure and further
proceedings for final condemnation.
II. MCCULLOCH,
Secretary of the Treasury.
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Important Circular to Collectors of
Customs and Others.


Customs and Others.
The following needs no explanation ;
Treasury DEPARTMENT, April ;, ls66.
This department is informed that fre-
quent attempts are being made 70 i'm,
port into the vario1s ports OF the United
States certain merchandise purpoThng
10 be essence of cayenne, essence OF
ginger, tineture of camphor, tineture
Of myrrh, &c, &c, which have been
found, upon examination, TO be com
posed almost wholly of alcohol, with
bat small proportion of other ingredi-
onts TO give it the coiog, taste, or favor
of essences and tinctures.
Collectors Of customs are enioined to
exercise unusual vigilance in the detec-
ton and prevention of such fraads
upon the revenue, and in every instance
where any merchandise as above de
soribed is entered, and they are entire
" satisfied that such entry is in fraud
OF the revenue, and thst the article Is
not intended 10 be used IS an essenoe,
extract uncture, &c, as represented,
but that the real object Of the impor-
ter is to introduce the alcohol 10 lower
rate Of duty than is provided for in the
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~ 4 Physiological View % MarFissei-
ContsnIuE usariy o pages, aud ll1 nuo Plates
Rnd EngraVings of The huatomy I'd sac Human o.
gans IN a state OF neslth and Disease. aIth irra-
Use on karly Errors, ils ucp.oranie Couacguen rH
upon the Mind and Body, With The Authura Plan
oi Ireatmont-ths OL5y RATIONAL aud suCCeHstll
mode OF cure. a. shown BY tho repod oi caass
treated. A truthiul auvser tO the wanIei, aaI
those contemplating MARI age, who enicrtau t1gt.s
OF their physical condition sent Tree uf Qstaso t1
ANY address, 90 receipt of - coats, n sfeurs uf
postll currency, by addressing Or. IA CkulA. NH-
"a Maiden Lane, Albany, n y.
The authur may ~ consulted upon snY oi tEH
diseases upon WhCh his book treats either person.
ally or uy maui, aad medicines seut io soy Tsrl uf
the world. utill-.u
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| OTls, z. A.-AttOrney and Councillor al Law,
" Office s2lS Cherry St: P. o. Box las.
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CONGRESS WATER

IL csthsrtc, alternative snd tonic, and isis vslua-
he remedy for affections Of the Liver and Kidneys,
Dyspepsia, Gout, Chronic Constipation and Cutane-
Gus diseases Is most powerful preventive Of the
FeyeTs and Bilious Complaints, so prevalent ln
warm climates
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The St Louis Republican says that
at the election in that city on Mondsy
last, which resulted in brilliant and
overwhelming Democratic triumph,
large numbers Of Germans who have
heretofore acted with the Radicals,
voted with the Democracy The Re-
publican compliments them for the
good sense and patriotism they exhibit
ted in thus rabuking the revolutionary
plans OF the late leaders,
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ILL AND nRAss FoUNDERs.

DERRY DUMONT, Bell and Brass Foundsrsi
Mauufacturers Of ali kinds Of brass work,
dealers In gas, steam and water pipe, OIL we'll tu-
bing and pump, gum hose, packing, spelter, soider
and babbit Nc. Al Broad street, near the nVer.
marlA
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NO. $40.
SPECIAL NOTICES

p pIAofoaRAfas.-Photographs Of Generals
eaeral and Conieterato. The largest col
lection N The West, for sale, wholesale ana
retail retail kemomber The place, Gallery oftho
Cun oerland, 2sCedar street, opposite Com
mTcial Hotel. mav7g.tf
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Bachelors hair Dyel

Tho Original aud Best in tho World
The only true and perfect Hair Dye. Haru-
less, Reliable and instantaneous. Produces
Immediately a splendid Black or natural
Brown without mJuriug the hair or SKIN
Remedies the III ELECTS Of bad dyes. Sold
by all Druggists. The genuine is Signed
William A. Batchel0r. Also,
RcgcucrGfiBg Ertract 81 MHcfciTs, fer
RcSt0rlHg and Belut tyllg tic Hu.r.
CHARLES BATCHELG8, NAV YoRK-
sepi5-ly
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Thus eeieesaiei TOil'' sOaP. ia such uuiyerrzl
demand, Is msde from the choicest msiouais, rs
mild and smOlieat in i.s nature, frasFautly
scented, aud extremely bsasacisi In ils acu5u
upon the skin For sale by al Druggists AMI
Fancy Goods Dealers. lGta-Iy
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Go to Bryant, Strattou & Co.'s Nashvillo
Business College l0f a thorough oiueatlou
in Book Keeping, Peunaaushlp, CommcT-
cial Law, Commercial Calculations, Part
uefship, Settlements, sc.
send for College paper, Circular, sc.
Address BRYANT, SrRATTON j. co.
octIg-ly.
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NATURES
OWN REMEDIES
Empire Spring Water,
Congress Spring Water
Columbian Spring Water,
NATURES

IN discovered or manufactured that equals these
waters as preventative relief and permanent cure,
for many temporary and chrome diseases, as prov
ed by the experience Of many thousands who have
drank them iOT years with the most beneficial ei-
f.aafa
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First GLASS Steamers,
S u FER E r s
From Dyspepsia
Read! Reflect! Act!!!
TARRAET Co.

TARRAET 4 Co.:
Genuemen-i am resident Of Curacao and have
been disposed 20 write 10 you concerning tho real
value ci your ShLlAEk APEkIENT a. a remedy
or Indigestion and dyspepsia. / desire 70 express
~ you my sincere gratitude for the great benefit the
SkLilEk has done my wife.
for iour or nse years my wife has be5n sadly
aiihcted Uth Dyspepsia, aud sfier beng uuder the
treatment o. several Doctors for two or three years
she was hnaliy induced 20 seeB the advice Of 4
learned Physician, Doctor Cabiaiis, % Neuezueia,
Sno lmnleda'ely treated her win. your EFER-
NE7CENI hELlLEt APERIENT, she BEGAN 10
improve Al once, ant is n0w FEkfECfiT WELL.
iecl % u De my duty for the good Of humanity %
make tins statement, feeling thal medicine 30 val
liable SHOULD be widely known.
Trusting you wiil give this pumci snd repeat
ing my earnest gratitude sad thauks.
am very respectfully yours,
B. u. q. HENRlQUER,
new lorks June . %. Merchant, Curacao, S.A.
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Iea Bridal ChsahsF, 40 Essay Of Wsuiul
and INSTRUCTION ior Young Men. Also, new ana rC-
liable treSfment for Diseases az t,e 'fIrlusrv s-f
sexual sysiems-scni free. In sealed oavcIopos.
Address Dr. ]. SklLLlN HuU6HTUN. Hoaart
Association. PhdsieIpha. "a sprIs-Ig
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ArIEStioS IRIsHNES Cheeks on the UJ-
ster banking Co, Belfast, Iroland, IN sums
OF Il 70 sic Tor sale az c. n. Ordway's Bro-
ker Onice, No. IS College strcai. g.
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We AK

The suffering millions IN our land 10 give thi4
remedy trial convinced that hy IL tmsiV t.s
many msJ - relieved, many cured cf Dyspepsia,
heartoafni oour stomach SICK Headac1e, blzzI-
ness, Indigestion, lilies, Cestyenezs, Bilious al.
tacksY Liver Complaints, Rheumatic Effectous.. Ee
head ne Pamphlet ~ Testimonials aith "a h BOT
le, and 90 NOS use the medicine against the advice
Of your Physician.
Manufactured only by TARRANT a o., az
sreenNch street, Eea York
~@-For sale hT al Druggists. mvf1v
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EMPIRR MATER

Is a cathsrtic, and a valuable remedy for Rheums-
tism, Dersngement Of the Liver, Diseases OF the
Skin, and General Debility. Its effects are most
saluisry in Lung Diseases. Il Is an slmOst sure
cure for Scrofula and the most aggravated forms OF
Dyspepsia As preventive and cule for all Bilious
Derangements IL stands unrvRlled.
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tanned 6 reputation suRs wide spread ssss - y Ss
- - sflssii, America. But tie - ~ cioconvegfy
OF tne hitters nov oneresit 10 the pic. That llaa
OF belonRh % the native inhslnlsnts Of Central
America To whom ITS Firtnes have been known tor
more Than two hundred years Armed with u the
ludlRn BIDS defiance 10 the most deadly malaria
Rnd handle without fear, the most venomons ser
pents. tie belief with them, that while there ia
breath in toe body, the Cedron potent 20 cme, no
matter Whist the disease may be.
While Dr. Bull h not prepa Ell 70 endorse this ex-
uavafant pretsnsion, he ~ nevertheless satisfied
nom q thorough examination Of the evidence rels-
ting 70 its virtues, thai remedy aud preveBta-
tive for all disease ausing nom exposure. e ther
ces II stands
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and its attendant train Of symptoms, Il acts more
LIKE A CHARM than q medicine. There Is moth
Tag IN the whole range Of Msteris Medcs that can
ease.
A fall account Of this wonderful plant may be
found IN the llth edition OF the U. 5. Dspensatory
pages 1857 and 1855
A series OF experiments in which Or. Bail has
teen years engaged, has Just been brought 20 a
~ cessiul termination, and be ls now onabled 70
offer 20 the public combination OF CEDkoN with
other approved tones, the whole preserved IN the
east quality Of copper distilled Bourbon Whisky,
W6ich Ne y confident has no equsl IN the world.
lie mEtH furnish q volume Of certificates, but the
puhlic have long since learned 10 estimate such
things by their true value. The faiest plan s ior
every one 20 test for himself the YinuesI new
medicine.
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Nj ERRlTT 4 HILIs-Dealers in Wall Paper
wi Window Shades, Window Glass. and Photo
graphic Material, ~ Chmcl street, Msyheld
building, opposite Maxwell House.
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CLAIM AuENTS, &c.

EHYERS & HUNr-Msuuiacturers Of All the
mi Latest Styles of First Glass Carriages aud
Bugges Express Wagons and CsrDalis, " North
Market street.
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Without a Rival.

And Justly deserves the reputation Il has 90 long
euioye ed Ia Central America end the West Indies. -
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Is a ionic and diuretc Of h shly beneficial chsrac-
ter, and Is positive remedy for Diabetes. Gravel,
Calculus, Irritation and Iuiiamation Of the Kidneys,
and Bladder, ard has most znugiaTly active effects
IN restoring these organs when debiitated by lOng
disease. Females who have suffered for years from
lrregulsrity, and the distressing diseases known
only to their sex, hAvs been entirely curRd by the
faithful and iudicious use Of COiumb sn Wster.
These Wsters are bottled fresh and pure, from
esch OF the above named springs, in 50 careful snd
secure manner that they preserve all their me
dcinsl vslue for years ahd will be found equally
efieaciOus when drank thousands Of miles distant,
as when taken directly foom the spring.
Be,0are,ef limitations and Inferior Waters.
The coIks OF all genuine Congress, Empire and
Columbian Waters are branded On the side Of the
cork, thus:
| ~ ~c.&E,s Tcc.-' Co. NI.1 o1E.s. A' co.
JCOLUMBIAN WAFER,
ca K. g. Co.
Packed safely and securely, in boxes suitable for
shipment 10 any part OF tie world. Congress and
Empire Waters in boxes contsinng Dozen Plnls,
or Dozen Quart Bottles esch. Columbian Water
in boxes conta ming 4, or Dozen Half Pnts, or 4
Dozen Pint BOtt es esch.
Sold by all Druggists, Hotels, Wine
Merchants and first class 6rocers.
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Dissolution of cOpsrtnershiu

fIih3 CoPUinerzh . herstofsre lfso,rp ,,,t.- -.
~ hfn aaa style ~ HUGHEs 4 sAITaHAN
III splerss b. iuEfliaiiy Dissolved ffoun a.
~ - -, Z ~ huenss retiring from the coueeru.
The iste hrm HUqHEs i "a ! sra.S9s u
February I7th, is6G.