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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-06-30

At each performance the world renowned HumOrist
and Conversatonalest. and the best talker of the
day DAN CASSTELLO, will appear in his mot
ley Attire give his humOrs of the hour. introduce
his Magnificent Horse with the flowing Name. the
Russian Gar. his SagaciOus Trick Steed ANDY
and smartest one in the world, JANUARY, and
those two irrepressihle Quadrupeds. THEM MULES,
ARTENUS WARD and BRICK POMEROY.
New und startling speciality gwen for the first
time in any exhibition in any country.
HERR LENGEL the most daring artist who
has ever handled the Molsior of the Forest. Plains
and Jungles, will enter the den with the WILD
LIONS and LION ESSES. and give performance
that has created an unparalleled excitement through
out the country.
The papers AID the people have endorsed and pro-
claimed IT To be the greatest display OF trepIdity
ever displayed by mortal being.
The Richmond Wing said Herr Lengels feats
with the wild animals furnish wonderful evidence
OF what nerve cool courage and determination can
achieve he animals are splendid specimens Otthe
genus feline-and having but recently been captur-
ed aud Gagged. retain the muor portion Of their in
nate ferncity All the animals of this SPECIES that
Lion Kings have handled were train q and to Ger
tain extent rendered docile. But these creatures
kdow but little Of cafessing and appear to bc Opps-
ed TO either kindness or familiarity. Herr Lenesl
enters the den with apparent unconcern. and al
though they grOwl and spit (cat-lke) al hlm, ne
makes them keep their distance. lie feeds III M
and absolutely tears piece of meat from the cUtch
OF the lions Tis when he IN about retir, that the
danger becomes so apparent. As he passes throng h
the barred gate they all spring toward u. but FAIL
ing 10 catch him. they set up series OF hrws ahd
rosrs that are almost draining. Great as the per-
tTmance is. one cannot behold il without .hud-
der and experiencing dread lest il might termi-
= nate fatally,
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-06-30
M O n dell House
BAILEY & BRO, Proprietors.

BAILEY & BRO, Proprietors.
THIS HOUSE has been thoroughly refit-
ted, newly furnished, is located in the
business part of the city. commanding view
Of the River aud Lake, and is the
FAVORITE RESORT
For Travellers and all others wishing good
accommodations.
Livery Stable and Stage Office in
Connection with the House.
~ We have the hest Livery Stock be-
tween La Crosse and st. Paul, and will fur
nith teams "a low as any OthOr man"
~ The Hearse will be furnished OH fu-
neral ccasiOns free of charge.
BAILEY 4 BRO.
Prescott, May 10, 1866. 4-wtf
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-06-30
BEARDSLEY & co.

To our iobbing trade we will say that VIC
can offer them greater inducements than
ever before.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-06-30
DENTISTRY

W B. ROGERS. Operative and Mechani-
Il . cal Dentist. Rooms over G.. A. DilFs
Store. Broad Street. A-wH
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-06-30
LAND FOR SALE.

TIME following parcels of good Timber
Land, situated in the towns OF River
Falls and Trimbelle, are offered for sale at
N,v ,,rsrnz
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-06-30

BUTTON d YOUNG. ATTORNEYS At Law
Id All business entrusted 10 their care vii
be promptly attended 10. Office in Concer
Hall Building. Prescott.
Prescott. November 1856. 3l-y1
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-06-30

Our Extensive Variety precludes the emu
meration of articles but we can say that We
have the greatest assortment OF Goods to De
found in any Store in the Northwest. Cal
and see us.
BEARDSLEY g. co.
Prescott, May II, 1866
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-06-30
Dissolution.

Notice is hereby given that the copartner-
ship heretofore existing between VIM. Som
derman and 7. r. Gross Is this day dissolved
by mutual consent. AL accounts due the
ssid firm viii bocsllected by 4. 2. Cross.
wM. SONDERAAH,
4. p. CROSS.
Petsestt. Nay 10. 1884 |ws
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-06-30

To our patrons generally we would return
our thanks for past favors, and solicit their
further patronage
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-08-22


ton We your committee, after due
deliberation, beg leave 70 recommend
that each township be entitled to five
votes In this Convention.
tSigned1 W. T. SorA1IwooD,
Chairman Of CoBlH1ittee.
pointed delegates to the State COnven-
tion at ParkeEBburg, on the 9cth inst
Col. y. ii. Gather J.. 3. IathRnI, J. J.
Jordan, B. v. Maftin, Capt. r. W. Blue,
VS.. Richardso1, John Herr, w, u.
JDoolIttle, and Andrew Shroyer. with
the following as alternates: Major J. C.
FLEMING, y. q. Moss, W. A. Hefnman,
y. E. Bartlett, John Snider, A. I. Sinsel,
James Scranage, @. E. Ringler, John
The following were nominated candi-
dates for county officers For House OF
Delegates, Col. J. a. Gather. For Clerk
of the Circuit Court, John Herr. For
Sheriff, Lieut.. T. a. Means. For States
Attorney, J. 7. Latham. For Assessor,
Kunst. For Surveyor, Stephen Styles.
For Treasurer, Jas. w. BuFdett.
The following were adopted:
RESOLVED, That the delegates this day
chosen to represent US in the State Con-
yention to be held in Parkersburg on
the S0th of August, be, and they are
hereby Instructed, to vote for delegates
to attend the National Convention to
be held in the city Of Philadelphia, ON
the Sd Of September next.
Resolved, That the Secretary furnish
copy Of the proceedings of this COM
vention to the Wheeling INTRLLI-
eESCER for publication, and that the
Fairmont and Clarksburg papers are
requested to copy.
On motion the convention adjourned
J.C. FLRl1No. Prsade1E
J.T. LATHAM, Secretary.
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Aowto AvoIa C.soIera.

Mediea1 men have never come to an
understanding about the Gauss and rIQ-
tuRe Of ehOleFl, but e seems Ia n fIS1t
the present 'scholera season. teaches 4
lesson very easy to be Learned, that the
disease which effects 30 MANY and and.
ed fatally In hundreds Of cases. 8
nothing more nor less than apunfsh-
nlent indicted by nature Tor the viola
ton OF her laws. On this point the
New York Si.R says eSiitoEiaIIy: "If
TINS TINS, De not true, what has saved New
YORK nom q cholera epidemic during
the past saGsouR WhoIe caEgoes of the
q1sease were brought 70 this port from
SuEopes and isolated cases Of cholera
have appeared in various parts Of the
city. But no epidemic has occurred,
and the records OF the Health Board
now show Q mateEial decline in the
humber of cases. We aseEfbe this
gratifying result solely 20 tha prompt
sanitary measures that have been tax
en- by the Health Board and the ueopIe
The city has been cleaned and purified,
70 an extent that ft never knew before;
and, having thus compiled With tEie
laws Of nature, We have escaped tha
penalty attached to their i1lfraetion.''
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DIR. T. KISNER
ECLECTIC MEDICINEs,


NEW TREATMENT q NEW REMEDIES.
oFHICE, 3Dsr., CESTRx WIKELESH, W. VA.
nR K. HAVING SRCuRED THE SIR
IL VICES Of an intelligent assistant Who
VIII attend to the PREPARATION OF meIIi.
cineS, putting up pFeScri ptipns, &C. VTfiI ena-
be him 10 I've more sftenfiS,TI ~ 6-It ~
tents, especially 70 his many friends In The
country. HIS medicines are all prepared In
tSents by himself Df. K treats All diEeases
both Acute and Chronic, With which human
Eemedteat which have proved neEnaEhak,ly
sneeeGsfnl In many Of those obstinate csssea OF
Chronic diseases which heretofore have been
snpposed To be tnCuTAbLe, among which may
Be named: Consumption, 6cTafnln 7lJIS.
charges from the Ear, Onena, EnlarEgIi (5IauiiS
CaneeB and Skin Disaasel. HIS nno[i1s 81
Bronchitis and all diseases OF The IhFCaf
and Air PaAsaeses- HypeTtFOphy and an 9th
Spinal Affections, and all dlseasls 0f tile SeT-
yousS yBtemy Is aeknoW WleliEed by all Who have
tested Y % be TIE most eertain and successful
ever En0Wu 70 the nledie1l prOfelEiUu. Dr. K
has been eninently EneeeEfdI IN the tTeSf-
lnentof an dise1se8 peculiar 70 women VIZ /:
MenstIul Oh8tIuctiOn1, Painful HenStK Kustiou
LeucHhea, Uterine and OFnTion -TumOEs
ProlapsuB Uted and Al Nervous dtsesseJ %
which they are nbIeGG
~ chronic A1eetlon5 Of the GeuitO Urinary
Organs, viz: cafaFTh OF BEaIider and UTethEi,
gEloonn& Of Urine, Urinary Depoaits OC
G1yel, Diabetis and Difficult UdnatinG, f5y-
Rhiittc Diseases in all thelr varied ioInI8
9honanhea, its com plfe1ttOrrs and sequeIEe,
SpeEmAtOThe8 and ImpoteDey, and AL afies-
tons sconaequentup0u 01thfal lutilleTeftGLs.
Al8oGpeela1 attention pad 70 the treatment
Of Fstulas, White Swelling, SGoGnIOul
SoHes YaE5ense UleeHz 6e- Penon5 RfIlcted.
E1FtIfnIaFIy With Old Troublesome c-Ils.s
Sh0nld Ioss noEime 10 call on or aidFEsJ DR.
KISSER Demonstrations containing feS
promptly noticed Once pr6Gtptt0ns and
medtc1ue cash. FOR ViHitR in civ s1Uie a.
OEhE PhysletAm4 Olflse iduEH Al n 70 y
MI p n TOT p. n, and 5 Pm. t09P. II.
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The chaos Of . mighty state
Is rounding into form.

. = =.
We look to the elevation of the teach
eI to q Fank.Where no other profession
can look down on him, and to reward
that shall equal that Of any vocation.
Let us install the teachers calling, to
the premiership of the professions, and
then We may say, as the great Brong-
ham did when Claiming was no more
and Wellington went to the front civil
rank, as he had gone before 70 the 'front.'
of martial ranks. r15rr4
"Field Marshal, the Duke Of WeI-
lington, may take the army; he may
take the navy; he may take the great
seal; he may take the mitre-I make
him present of them all. Let him
come on with his whole force, sword in
hand, against the constitution, and the
English people VIII not only beat him
back, but they will laugh at his as
sanits - -s.s-ss-7 ~ .s-=--sfE =fT
In other times the people may have
heard with dismay that the soldier
was abroad. twill not be so now.
Let the soldier be abroad, IL he VIII; he
can do nothing in this age. There is
another parsonage abroad-a person
ageIe imposing; In the eyes Of some,
perhaps, insignificant. Tie sehooL-
master 8 abroad, and trust to him,
armed with his primer, against he SOL
der In full military array.
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TRE USBENr BoW.-It was Sydney
Smith who required for perfect happi-
ness an armchair and slippers, a ket-
tie singing its undersonG on the fire, a
paper OF sugar-pIums on the mantle
piece and in his hand a novel. And he
rightly enounced the principle on which
the novel, at least under such circum-
stances, should be chosen, when he de-
clared that its first function was to en-
terrain us, to amuse US, to give MS agree
able relaxation. Nor LET such enter
tainment be counted q trivial gain.-
Our health and sanity depend on it.
Half an hours OverWork often Is
enough 70 make your entire evening an
unhappy one. It leaves you fretfnl and
impatient, morbidly sensitive, cross.
You md the remarks Of your friends
and relatives for that evening misera-
the gossip Of your sisteFs-in-IaW Is In
supportable, yet your wife seems to en-
JOY It. You wonder what Is coming
next. Win 1t ever stop2 Do they know
how delightful silence is at Hmes3 Did
they not tell that story, correcting one
another precisely as now, at least twice
before IN your hearing2 You feel the
OF refinement and sensibflitY, and
mourn over 1t IN gloom. Why did you
not haitian hour ago give over that Ian.
gutd mental drudging3 Why did you
not quietly (huHy would be certain
faIlurel read one chapter of the Vicar OF
Wakefield or of Amelia, or Of that de-
lghttul fiction, Sir Roger de CoVerly,
or OF Jane AusLen's noVelS3 II You
had done this the world would Rradu-
ally have come to rights; your room
would not appear 80 dark, nor your
books SO repellant, nor all your rela-
tiVes SO very stupid. IE would never
have occurred to you that your life was
n1onotonous one, made mp Of great
number of days each like the other; It
really Is not 50 monotonOus, with little
children growing up about you, hurting
themselves and requiring solaee, say
ing every day some new, wise thing,
and eneeting such extraordinary inn
proyements by stone walls, canals and
artificial lakes, In your back-garLen.
Lie would have seemed nots0 miseHa-
bic, after all; your forehead would have
cooled and your eyes cleared, and your
brain grown tranquil; then, too, your
voice would be softer, your words less
strictly to the point, and you would be
giving yonr opinion, IN quite an ami
mated way, on that piece Of family his
tory which now appears so despIcable.
You are most blan1eWorthY for the frat
ana casual oftense-Fefusa1 70 amuss
yourself at the right time, conse-
queut exhaustion of nervous force with
no adeqnate return OF work done, and
pride in the tt0ught tbat yOu were
taking q great deal out Of yourself
E6GzeTSS M1lGSiTIe.
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RATE OF sUBsCRIpTIoNs.
WE noted some days since that Prof.

WE noted some days since that Prof.
White, onrState superintendent read
a paper, ''The Educational Needs of the
Border States" !" in the National Teach
ers' Association, held at Indianapolis
last week. The Indianapolis Journal
in its report gives what It justly terms
the following eloquent and elegant
passages" from the Professor's paper
. "a great social evil has eo-exfsted
with a great social wrong, each acting
on the other, for many long years. x
sage, and sometimes prophet has ap-
peared, the one to counsel, and the
other to warn US of the danger that was
threatening. The prophets fRr-seeing
vision has become historic. The great
wrong has been removed, but the re-
suits Of long years ofcontagion are not
to be eradicafed in day. That wrong
struck at the heart of society with such
mercflesS blows, that the laeerated
wounds still bleed. Heaven gave as its
axiom for humanity and the perpetuity
Of its glory. All ye are brethren.' That
doctrine was the Jest of social regime,
and repeated in irony, became the re-
datetiO dd GbSttTdltHg OF our pseudo logi-
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A THuE ASD ToUoRlNo INupESr.-

A True AND TOUCHING INCIDRSr-
A young man and his wife we're pre-
pairing 70 attend a Christmas party at
the house of . friend, some miles dis
tant. Henry, my dear husband, don't
drink too much at the party to-day:
You win promise me, won't youPn said
she putting her hand upon his brow,
and raising her eyes to his face with q
pleading smile. NO, Mi1lfe, will not;
you nay trust men and she wrapped
her infant In q son blanket, and thew
qescended. The horses were soon pranc-
ing over the turf, and 3 pleasant con-
yersation beguiled the way. stESoW
don't forget your promise" whispered
the yo1Dg wife, as they passed up the
steps. Poor thing, she was the wife Of
q man WhOlOyed 10 look upon ths wine
when red. The party passed pleasant
II; the time for departing drew near;
the Utts descended from the upper
onamDer 20 join her husband. A
Pang shot through her beating heart
as she met him, for he was in
toxtcateds he had broken his prom
tse. Silently they rode homeyarCl !.
save when the drunken man broke
into snatches Of \ song, or unmeaning
laughter. But the wife rode on, her
babe pressed closely to her gTtsSed
heart. 4GfFe me the baby, Mile; I
can't trust J0u with him, ? he said as
they approached q dark and swollen
stream. After some hesitation she re-
signed her dnt-boEu-hsr darling baba,
closely wrapped IN . great bldnl Set-to
his arms. Over the dark waters the
noble stesd safsl 3 bore them; and when
they reached the bank the mother asked
for her child. With much care and
tsndeEness he placed the bundle IN her
arms but when she clasped Il to her
arms no babelgaS there 1t had slipped
komthe blanket aud tlle drunken father
knew It not. a Wild shrek from the
mother aroused him, and he turned
Eound just in time to see the little rosy
nee rise one moment above the dark
UateEss then sink forever. and that by
the mOther and RemoEse of the father
are better imagined than described
Gldsgolg CIEff8flslll Mess.
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Month.
+ PRuSTYIowS, TAYLOR Co., W.Y.,ls
August 18th, 1856.
BditOTs LNteLigeaeeF
The delegates to the County Conyen-
ton met at the Court House to-day at
II O'Clock a. NJ On motion, Major
]. c. Fleming was appointed President,
and J.. 4. Latham, Secretary OF the Con-
on motion. the following gentlemen
were appointed Q committee on Gre
dentials IS. p. Bailey, Flemfngtdn;
Captain b. v. Martin, Clay: John NJ.
King, Gfafkon- w lillian D. Ray, fettar-
mans James W. BuHtistt PFuntytoWn;
Fleming Jones' Kn0ttsYfnes james
Haymond, Raymond; and r. z. Nixon,
On motion, the following gentlemen
were appointed q Committee on Repre-
Eentation on:-Wllfam SmaIlBood, Vim.
s. Richardson. Moses Mcdonald, John
Sinclair, and Robert Travis
Awaiting the reports of the commit
tees, the Convention took q recess TIL
1:S0 P. H., n which hour it WIS called
to order by the President and this fol-
lowing reports were received and
We, the Committee on Credentials,
beg leave to report the following gem
tlemen Is entitled % seats in this Con
. > 80 9 =
Ka6ttstIEe I6TRSE Ep-FIe Jones,
Martin Miller, VIM. II. Demos, A.
Pieccs, George Hnll-
HdVlloRd i5Ilshtp-James Hay
mond, Robert Travis, James 2, Minear,
Craven Marcus .sS. Shaelklef1tdl
FFlEetferpldJIs 20lCJfSil rE%-tEnsi Il RAY,
II, W. SliuHtI ID, Joshua ShuttI on
O. 11ssESinS der, ~. Il, Do0Infle-
Webster I eJs5tSlil lill-NVm, Nillhtde, u.
T. Latham ~ eslsY kE1lHt ter, ] I. q. Moss
Cl01 pr RobeEt Barklett, ]. w.
EEeenans Martin, John Sinclair,
N =. BaEtletts. g.- -ss : sr.-74 5, Z
s. E.s8 81klays JsEfFs Bailey Moss Nc
Donald. VIM. N Ion. sli5s. - -
CRY 4tQits 4 15lEllSl TJ--l. Ii. King. VIM.
s. SnnaliEood, John JGTdlu, u. n.
fR0hEbaHgllS Is t1Lc(l lafus Dr. Th0ulls
C5tEf a1tSs 4 5Icl .-W. s. HlkGlIf-
son, O. Core, a. Silsei, J. W. Bnrtiett,
/ J. ~. Batson. ". j. Morris, s. EordlS.
Bahen, I.:E Kemhle. John VFaFJiaF II.
r. Coplin, Geo. Davidson; g. H "A.
Kuust, g. Robson, Harrison Mason,
Geo. Bernard, 1EEEIlan SfnS6I, IEuaaEE
Behan; Henry O. Rollins @ AI5Ins
y tss GafeelF t-STa md
without .regJll aEly aprofnted delegates,
hut reep Innnend that Joseph b Lambert
be admitted 10 seats and est the vote oi
sid township all of which = FasIieqt-
tlll 3 submitted. ssiap -
From the Committee On Reprsseutl-
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A FEW WORDS OF COMHON SENSE
How rev there are who are not subject TO
some Affection of the lungs or respiratory or
ganlss who. by negleetlng einnnItory symp-
toms. aggrayate the complaint, until disease
strikes lis shatts, causing inexpresstbls tor
tufe Of the patient, and anxiety and distress
to friends. sonly coidF' "a slight sore
thFoat" Is the needless remark Of many
when 50 affected. Yes stOnly cold, J" was
the thoughtless expression Of thousands
whom death has marked for his prey.
FOrewarned-FoTearme should be the
motto forever in the minds Of an snhJect to
Coughs. Colds, Catarrh, or influenza. Words
OF advice should be needed by an suffering
nom Asthma, BEonehftts, Consumption.
Relief Is within theIrEeach; and, II neglected
flfnE cone auenees ens1e-a lias of Infsery-+-,
daily, hourly. struggle for existence. A CON
test In which there can be but one victor.
Death! gfT t-F Isl tA HEF
DOES i not appal the strongest mind, to
think q the reSalt ea1ged b. qesieet3 Then
Why delay? What excuse can be Offered,
WHEN timely NaEninE s soan1sll In yoIlr
SSs zvosd shse its tssSae9ssE E P9assa 9 Any hwy
has been used with success in nearly Q mfl-
non q e1seS, and e 3enan[9el 6yr the AlsClical
remedy that scientfAc IeselTch has discover.
81 70 E9lieEe and euEe nll clses Of Coughs
Sol1sss mn 4oeLl4aAs and Consumption, II the
cee Hnot beyond all hope. Even when the
SzltlreE q "A the ;laEt lheiWIn md n
nel oy using this pFepIEat1on. One bot1fA
WI ueDuytnee the mnst nerednl0us That the
merits Of this pEepaTafi6n diFs 81 no means
e118gef1teds In taet-fa4 far short OF the
eulosles hastoF Cd upon & by thousands who
nave been cured By lis timslyusa. A guAFau-
tee accompanies eSGl1 bOttis aud dellers are
instructed in every instance to Fef1nd fhe
nl9neYs Fhen this aEatfnn flIls 70 reIisFe-
Il EeBsLEe1 Do Z: ". NaFsden, ~ Broadway,
EGN HoLEg and for sale BIZ an DEI1llf5fs
Price, q Per bottle.
Z. q. Inglu a Co. md IfsSri! gI,ist 4 On
Wnoiesaie Agents, Wheeling WA.
G-ld. Odbel4. end aoGSt6a8 EFlfige- feIIf1fi
BErs. conner MaRlEef and lFOuTSs - q X
RaWhng 4 Co, Sc. = Monroe stTeet. VSlISel-
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TIE greatest crowd ever assembled
at Chicago or in the West & expected
m0nument cerstIloaies ITiIl faJEe .I1Slee
and the President and his cabinet vii
6e pEsssut. All the railroads leading
% GnIe4Bo VII carry TI.lssengeEs for
pEie-4lfth flre. InVitations have ben
EXTENDED % the Justiess Of the United
itltsl slpEe1lss Court, the Mayors Ol
4s.. eitlss. S.le esilt0Es % leadt9g papers,
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Franklin Insurance Company



DIRECTORS:
I. n. LOAN, I. r. ShallcTnEs, Geo. Z. Wheat,
Geo. Mendel, John ZoeckleI, SamL McCie4-
Ian, g. ". FTanxheim, JaA II. Vance, Alex.
HTTHIS COMPANY HAVING BEEN DULY
Organized, are prepared to take risks nt
fair rates on buildinRs Of All kinds, meFchan-
disc manufacturing establishments, furni-
tura, steamboats, and caTgoes on the western
TtVeTa and lakes, and also on the lives OF per-
sons for . term OF yeaRR This Company Of
Eers superior Inducements to farmers, where
BY they can be insured for three y61lIS At re-
COMPOSED Of some nfnety-lOur BtOckhOldeFH
most ofWh0m are among our beat business
men, recommends itself to the favorable CON-
sideTati0n Of the insurfng public, and solicita
their patronage.
attended to by EheSeCretaIy.
Once, No. MeLiuDe House, being the same
formerly occupied by Adams Express Co.
N.CAHTHUR, Secretary.
8AlGTB MCCLELLAN, President.
GEO MEHDEL, Vtee President
N. C. ARTHuR, Agent for paying pensionA
Onee, No. lGeLure House, being the same
formerly occupied by Adams ExpFe8 Co.
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NAsuy11IT- Tenn- Dec. ID. ~,

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Dec. lst, 100.
Messrk McCABE, KRAET & Co, GentieI,s1l
1hnve been using your g DiaTThea Compound
in my family for some time, and can say with
much pleasure, that Il Is the BEsE MEDICINE
" necoInnend Il to my friends.
With much respect, am your fIend,
v. H. METCALFE
ofMetcalfe, Bro. 4 Co.
AcCABE, KRAFT & CO., Wholesale Drug.
gistE, Wheeling, W. Va. sole PTUprietOFS to
whom all orders should be addressed
For sale by REED, KRAFT & Co., Centre
Wheeling, WEST & MITCHELL, Bridgeport,
Ohio. and by Dealers in Med.cines every.
where. feb2l-6mdGJE