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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-01-19

bought my sacks and paid the cost
Twas moi TO lend and have them lost.
Some borrow and to return forget,
Which makes even moderation fret.
It's pl' asing TO lend and thus be kind.
But vexing to loose and never find.
All persons having sacks marked r. @.
NJ, viii please leave them at Clifton Mills or
at j. 3. Parkhurst's Store.
II. c. MARSHALL.
Prescott, Jan. IL, 1867.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-01-19

eE- The new boat being built at Osceola
by VIM. Kent, the Press says is rapidly near
ing completion, and viii be ready TO launch
early in the spring. The Press says of it
" She is model of beauty, and when finish
ed will vie with any steamer of the St Croix
trade"
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-01-19

E%- I say. stranger Have you been in at
Geo. Newton's lately If not. and you
want anything in the line of Boots, Shoes, oil
Caps, you have missed a good thing. George
has good stock at low prices. Go and view
thinrz
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-01-19

E The Hastings Union is pushed for To-
Gals. The last number records an addition
to family there, with a puff of the Doctor
attending. That beats this family paper .
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-01-19

An old farmer was impatiently
waiting for his son to pass the mug,
when the young hopeful said to him.
"Father, this cider is 90 hard, l can't
bite ii of"
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-01-19

eE- Judge Wetherby leaves this week for
a three months tour south. He goes to New
Orleans, thence to Texas, California, Cuba,
and all around. A pleasant journey and a
safe return to you, Judge.-Hsason Times.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-01-19
Taxes in Pierce County.
Prescott, Dec. IA, 1856

Prescott, Dec. IA, 1867.
Ed. JOURNAL In your last issue you
speak of the sound financial condition Of
Pierce County; also, that our taxes are
light. 1t is fine thing fer US to be out
of debt, and money in the treasury.
We cannot think that taxes are light.
For the year 1865, we paid oyer per
cent. for direct taxes; for the year 1866,
With no outstanding indebtedness, with
light State tax, yet we, of Prescott, have
paid over 5 per cent, and some of the
towns ii per cent. There probably is
not a county in the State where the tax
payers are so heavily burdened as our
county.
During the war the people quietly met
all calls made upon them, in the way of
taxes for the support of soldiers fami-
lies, and for enlisting men, and when
through with that, reasonably anIicipa-
ted return to low taxes. Yet, right
upon the threshold of their expectations,
land whilst by the showing Of our coun-
ty officers, that there was a large surplus
10 the county treasury, therefore no in
debtedness, no appropriations for build
ing county buildings, or county roads,
or bridges we have been called upon
for county tax Of $4,000.
The cost Of our courts for the past
year or two, has been a nero my tn
Now l would like to know the need of
o county tax of $4,000, holding in mind
that we have a surplus of several thous-
and dollars in the treasury.
Do not, Mr.. Editor, try to bamboozIe
the people outside Of our county with
the idea that we are having light taxes,
but rather lend your valuable aid to the
consideration rs to the manner in which
our to IL per cent. may be lessened.
TAX PAYER.
1t is true, as our correspondent says,
that taxes are high in many towns in
this county, from local reasons, but we
said, and now think, that our county af-
fairs have been exceedingly well man
aged and taxes are low. There is now a
surplus of 81, 500 in the Treasury, and
a Co. tax of $4,000 has been levied,
which we think low enough, when we
consider the appropriations which have
been made for bridges and other necessa-
ry objects.
st. Croix always has a third larger
tax than Pierce. The annual session of
the Board of Supervisors in Pierce Co.
lasted three days; in st. Croix Co. It
lasted from Nov. 18th to Jan. 5th. We
think ever since the change to Board
of three Supervisors. Pierce Co. has
been well and economically governed.-
ED. JOURNAL.
New U. s. SEYAToRs.--Messrs. Cam
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-01-19

ca The weather for few days past has
been the coolest of the season. p degrees be.
low zero being the lowest yet indicated.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-01-19
PARTIAL List OF Articles
Skates. Skates

SKATES, Skates!
A new invoice just received and for sails
very cheap at the
BOOK & VARIETY STORE.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-01-19

sT The Prescott Temperance League vii
meet at the Baptist Church on Monday even.
ing. the 2Ist. at o'clock. All are cordisily
invited to attend.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-01-19

sE- We learn that Mr.. VanPelt. formerly
of this place, now of Anoka, had The fingers
of one hand cut off by circular say, few
days ago.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-01-19

MADISON, Jan. Ex-senator Howe viii bt
endorsed and reelected without formality.
The resolution censuring Doo!ittle has
passed.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-01-19
Wild Oats.

The koliowife words from McNiIlan'l
Magazine, are attributed TO Miss Muloch
When all the world is yonng, lads
And ALT trees are green.
And every goose a swan, lad,
And every lass queen.
Then fly for~boot and horse. lad,
And round the word away;
Your love must have its course. iads
And every dog his day.
When all the world is old. lad,
And all the trees are brown,
And all the sport is stale lad.
And all the wheels rup down.
Creep home and take your place there
The spent and manned among
God grant you find face there
You loved when you were young.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-01-19

cB- The Governors Message viii be found
on the inside of this paper. 1t viii repay
perusal.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-01-19

FAcTs.--The Chemical Saleratus is the
Bcsi SdIeratas Chemical Saleratus is better
thon Soda Chemical Soleratus has I6 oun-
ces in paper; others have Ia to Is ounces.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-01-19

New q. S. SENAToRs.-Messrs. Cam
eron of Pa, Gov. Morton Of Indiana,
Drake, of Missouri, Trumbull, of ILL.,
nois, and Roscoe Coukling of New York,
have alI been nominated by their res
pective States TO the Senate of the Uni
ted States. They are all radicals, and
lod stagsrs on The political chess-board
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-01-19
Down, Down, Down /.

Goods have been marked down, down, for
for Cash, at the
moor aorr-x. @--o--s
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-01-19

sE Our Madison correspondent gives an
interesting letter this vesk.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-01-19
AlEc0ck>s Porous Pfasters.
LANE BACK.
Now York, Nor. %. 1899,

New York, Nov. %. 1899.
T. ALLcocK d Co.-Gentlemen 1 lat..ty
suffered severely from weakness in nv back.
Having beard your plas'ers naucb reromm,r.-
ded for cases Of this kind, procured orc.
and the result was ali 7 could desire. Eir,-
gle plaster cured me in a week.
n Dnrr~c
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-01-19
/. II. SHERWOOD.

DR.. Green, No. SOS Broadway. n. Y, in
forms us he sold, on Monday, June %. 1889.
two plasters to young woman suffering very
severely from lumbagc. On Thursday sho
called TO get t~o more for a friend. and then
stated how the two she had purchased on
Monday had relieved her Immediately alter
putting them on. and cured her in two davs
Of 4 most distressing pain in her ieck and
loins. Sold by all Druggists. 37-v!
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JIG. BRIGGS
Proprietor of the Brandreth House.
CURE FOR CRICK II THE BACK AND
LUMBAGO.
LYONS. n. y. jelly 4. 1862

y 57''5' = 4 q . VI n IO11@
Messrs. ALLoooK d Co.-Please send me
dollars worth of your plasters. They haze
cured me of a crick in my back, which la.
troubled me for some time, and now my faih.
er is going to try Them for difficulty about
bis heart.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-01-19
FIRE

And good substantial all wool Clothing, srs
essential TO health
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-01-19

= The largest diamond in America,
valued at $4,000, is on exhibition at
New Orleans.
= The aggregate cost of the buildings
erected in Chicago the last year, was
s,O00,o 900.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-01-19
Notice 90 Creditors.

Prescott, Jan. I9, 1867.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-01-19

BOOK q VARIETY sTo2E.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-01-19
PRESCO

In consequence of its turning out to be moth.
ing but Shoddy.
Prescott, January ~, 1867.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-01-29

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r. ow1ers 81 Horses and Cattle.

ToHIAs DERBY CONDITION rowUEl.s are var.
rsutsd superior 81 any others 0rn1 l ia DE %
nlstemprr Wmm, Bots, Coughs: ilIa, bousd Coii',
40 in aarsrs! ad colds Coughs loss o. Miis BLACK
Tongue Ha.a nisiemggE Cattle These Powders
were .armstb pHs pH bg simpson T. Tobias son Z ~.
Tabls. ana since lss dyatb tby demand has been -
great tae them that N Tobias hss catianed 70 mann
,actare t5em They ar perfectly 81 ana innocent ne
needed s,oppis The vpkiHg 81 yeur animals They IN
crgaso hc appetite ey, me coat cleanse he ,totaAeh
ana urinary organs also increase tht m.lk % cows Thy
taem, anil you viii never be without tbem. Hiram
Woodruff The celcr;cd trainer e tritlug horses h4s
used them cars and recommends tuem Go hls irieus
Cot pallo Bush, oftheJ rene Race Course Fo,dham
n g. would notusc heu uui % Mas ioid Of what Ties
are composed shce which ~ IS never without thcln -
Ilc bias 20 Running horses uhis charge sud ~ ilc
ia three yeifs p used no other m..licne mr lcin,-
80 has Ginay permitted me 20 rrr any one to bini-
over zoe references BE- tie depot Sold b.
Druggists and sgddlers. Price 25eeu. perboH. Depot
Sc Corilandt street New J ors
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-01-29

NJ learn e. French ln
aa o 6. u agy ae enc haajfed
aa it c8a
Fleur $50 FaouGa s Ihe la.
al3 njfar yIsh Illustrated
Csta and llarl Gasae. pual boil
b Jaaa Elck. B1ear n u H
hmaat &. II Sac hisa repata-
aon. aud bis catalogue e IS pagss Is
faH elegantly Illustrated, and iuatmc-
tFa Alr Nek give hh catalogue g
customers butH eds.se .loae Who hare
noi been customers % enclose = eents
~ aaloucue aal postage 4 svortb
much more ,iaa t5e mooney Is thoa
aao sizh g eBlaFate flowers Is Lous
conservatory Or garden.
AnBra siAoaaEr ~ February con
ialus an excellent fronts piece The
snoa storm numerous fashion plates
music. and contributions from Z S. Ar
thur Virginia i Townsend and other
popular writers
PrgEa9s AI,asnsE For February has
q beautiful fronts piece Children at
Play with humorous fashion plates as
usual and an unusual number Of styles
Of dressing the hair These with the
usual amount q miscellaneous reading
make up good number
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T1ans.

Gov Swami, Of Maryland, has baen
elected United States Senator
4 resolution instruetug Senator
Doolittle 70 resign passed Tho Wiscon-
SIN legislature last Tuesday, By "A strict
party vote.
N p Willis, the poet, anthor, and
late editor Of tho Homo journal, died
at bis residence in Idlewild Sunday
evening at the ago Of eighty.
Bradley s. Johnson, formerly n rob
81 general, uovIesidinc a Richmond
who before the wer was q lawyer in
Maryland was admitted to practice III
The Supreme Court, at Washington on
Friday, on motion Of Bevcrdy johnson.
The recent decision Of the court that
tie test oath IS unconstitutional lnts in
I'D the rebel lawyers that choose TO APP
ply and are duly qualified.
II T Frelinghuscn. has boon elect
GA Senator from New Jersey, IN place
Of Senator Wright deceased New Jer-
SEES has now two Republican United
States Senators
The Secretary Of the Navy has dis
missed all tho oficers Of lhe New Iron
sides, on the ground that il was IN con
sequence II their carelesnes that The
vessel was burnt Negligence which
cost us the finest iron-clad ia the world
worth s1000000, certainly deserved no
less punia hmont
In Baltimore. Tuesday night two
men had an alteration in cooper
shop, aad one of them named Garrison
cut fhe others head OF with q drawing
knife
s thief 10 Chicago stole 5000 and
was bet ont on bah q 500 being d clear
gain % 500 to tie thief
The Montreal Dails News f3ots up.
rs il SAYS for the information Of is
American friends, the strength q the
Britt B army stationed III Canada and
the Loser Provinces Il is ~, s25
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-01-29

The proper congressional commit
fee haye come into possession Of The
diarg Of John Wilkes Booth, which, il
will be remembered, was not used III
The trial Of the consp.rators Il shows
conclusiyely that be Was an agent OF Of
hcora high Is the confederate govern
melt and received money from them
on more than ore occasion. Ii firth
co shows that tho plan Of the conspira-
tors AZ one ime was simply to kiduap
Mr. Lincoln, and Il duplicates only
Booth and Harold, directly. IN bis as
sassinaiiqu Ia the cutIy Il Friday,
April II. q week after the murder, be
speaks of himself IS 60 outeas; and as
sasssn. with broken lag alone ID "a
swamp. weighed down bx guilt and
possibly beyond the forgiveness . God.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-01-29
Important Qualities Ernraret's PiIs so siIm

important NuhttttA. bihHGTeihFA itb ," ati't'
uats al he interior powers Of the system that eytry
poison mpHgliy Is forced from the blood into The
bowels ana thus passes or Recent cases ~ sleiness
VIII often be cared hy the effect Of 6ors Bmudrgtb's
Pills, when he operation Is full and complete, leave
the blood IS free rJom poisonous and unhealthy mat-
ter as that Ola newborn babe In colds, indamml-
tory diseases and even IN cholera, hcr uc restores 70
health sooner than all other remedies, because they
take nom the blood and bowels those matters upon
which pains, cranp-, ana aches depend @rccnluuuce
Captain Isaac smith, Of Sing sing says thidy o
Brudrehs pile, taken according direction, cured
him u very severe bronchial a1ec,ion after other
means had iailed and be wishes his numerous iiends
70 know the fact.
Brandreths Pills, Prncipa Office, Brandroh House,
New York Sold also by an Druggists. See my name
On GJFemmeng stamp, without which iht g.ll. are
spud jus-2g B. BRAHDEL1ll.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-01-29

The New York Word asserts that
it IS not necessary to the welfare Of the
negroes, that they should Be permitted
to vote, g., lor the free Ecomotion and
free sale Of then labor, secured to them
by their emancipation, are complete
guaranty against oppression, unless the
Northern and Western States should
Cypress them What would the editor
OF The World think if a proposition
we're made to disfralch.sa Democrats
in tie State Of New York Would he
become reconciled to il on being assur-
ed that "a few hours ride dpon rail-
road viii always place them under the
protection Of liberal laws? ?"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-01-29
lI,m E for Destitute Children.

Afaw weeks since a communication
appeared IN DIE JorRNAL relative to an
institution with this title now in opcr-
alton at Burlington 1t is the FIRST and
only organized charity Of this character
ia Vermont, having been incorporated
by an oct Of the Legislature, with an
efficient board Of lady managars, who
have made ma auspicious beginning Of
their benevolent enterprise. Il does
not differ from the usual Orphan Asy-
lums, save that al destitute and not
merely orphaned children have a claim
upon It, and also that more regard IS
paid to training gills for service than
/ IS usual As itis open for the reception
of the objects Of It's charity from oil
parts Of the state, the managers have
sought to difiuse information and to
solicit benefactions more widely.
Heretofore donations have been made
from many places in Vermont to sim
lar institution in Now Yorl, City Now
We have one Of our own, fayorablyloca-
Ted and wisely and judiciously managed,
It ought not to fail Of obtaining the
means necessary for It's enlargement and
support
Of the sum Of Fifteen thousand Dol
lars proposed % be raised at once to
pay fol- the bailding and land purchas-
ed and to carry on It's operations on a
large scale, between FIVE and six thou
sand have already been subscribed in
Burlington alone Through friends in
other towns Of the State the opportuni-
ty is now given Of aiding in this enter
prise. In Manchester the work Of So
licitation IS in progress, with a ready
!. rearon as usual, from lis liberal cit
liens.
4 letter from the friendly officer Of
the board Of managers, communicating
the history and encouraging results Of
the first years operations, says Of enc Of
their benefciaries oTbis is the only
one Of drelUe who has ros rewarded the
trouble and expense burthened upon
them hundred fold These cas-
Is are sufficient to show what the Home
is doing. But while these few cases
have been met, two or three times as
many children, boys as well as girls
have come under the notice OF the man
ayers, who ought to be at such an insti-
tutIon. This has induced them to en-
large their operations, 50 as to take
children e both sexes and from differ
ent parts Of the State"
Ia another COMMUNICATION Of later
date IS said, "The family has inst
been moved to tie large building known
as the Marine Hospital, where the
number Of children received viii
only be limited by Tie means Of
support expect the first boys 20 90
there to-day sons Of one Of our soldiers
killed in the war The mother is a
hard-working, but now sick woman,
hor i'll health Of q very serious nature,
perhaps never egain admitting oflabor'
When such cases may be found
among christian people, who VIII no.
say Homo should be provided, where
they may be gathered, properly cared
ior and trained i2r unsefulncss aud FOR
Heaven LD.w
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We have a report 81 q terrible TRACE
az AZ Valparaiso, Ind A man named
Chaneey Page a ieue.ieF killed his wiie
and hermo.hcr, and almost h.s hired giFl
and then seq fire % his house. and flei
Tie bodies of the murdered persons
were consumed IL the fame but the
SRI managed e secape
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Ai1S+e 40 80 s"'''''''''N "
section q country anl Z ieeilhs r iasl
developing itself which wlH unless
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~ ,..a,,on;.,es IL. rc,nla are NAV
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not DC stopped until both oi those roads
are built.
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a 49, no ponn.,,.ta, &
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l'ntlaao toaa' ~ ie'a''oh q lle o@.s''
ing di3ienltles, which wal be found toI
contain facts az interest to the people
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fere.'ea e ae beh"'Rg'oa a7a H4laha
Ralfead The proprielors 81 me Ben
nngton a Rutland bailroad deem II
proper to address sou few words ~
relation % the present iaclliies 81 the
road. When tins company was formed,
II Was 'heir intention 70 run we fead
oa Their own account bug iailng toI
make arrangements with The Troy 81
Boston Railroad Company for a connec-
ton BY which our road could bo run
and pay expenses, il was leased to Coy.
Smith who has associated wiih h.m the
Hon. John b. Page q ltu'iand. H.
making the lease the company proud- +.
"a for the running Of trains TO accomo-
date the business on 1.-THE lnc both
freight aad passenger, and at rates MT
exceeding those fixed by other Vermont
roads. The company IN making TINS
lease, did the only thing they could do,
unless they chose TO close the road q
run il at 2 loss.
We believed that Gov. Smith, from
lis interest in other railroads III the
State. woald have facilities for running
the road to advantage. and since Mr..
Page. having similar connections with
aill other railroads, has been associat-
al with him, We entertain no doubt thal
they will be able To ran the road ia
such manner us wiil give satisfaction Is
the business and travelling public. and
With reasonable profits 10 themselves.
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sAIIAU U4lh THUI NV lUIth
mnars o.lAai sg.l Ji AprI gn is5a
fe0rt4 -Uth ..,..t... Mss o. and .I.A
Aia.eh f0h ana alh = J8Ha .0h
and ever wta days thereafter lvatIas pa tha slt.
gfd pu tipas Wien u slal eaiins y = tamas q
kuudi. F1f frthgf Inform ieu al4ly ID iHs NUH4gl
dHkAiC4N STEAMSHIP 20.
VIA, Il EEaR tmdI IA C,IEiAa0', l5n
Il tel aelaa, \ i GiAa i, o. 6alst +
LANlEECE& RYAN, Na 10 E.uad ST. Boston.
Agents fur AeU EnEitAI Sgatps
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-01-29

Tea Gme D3gfg tn 1aala
tl en- ID Opera H1nse druaia ioas
Every taIag aWsre 60 aaFe
ta can1a lin strict 5s See ~ aa
parties q II Ta re fortunate bold
er of Use rstee tet 5H ard vh.eh
df tao aRc Boa ac3 a Sl41-
600 lives abaal 80 m utb = 81
Louis he only purchased one ticket
t1r S. fh number oichnet agaln.
bim venoser 81 0fe. Among tle re
mnrs iu circulation are the following
u IS believed by persons who probes q
De atH informed tbst Sir Crosby holds
ticket for the best prize after iAo first.
and smo believe be also has Tee first
asa De Opa Hea 3 be decided g
MOI eliza Whole balehng as represented.
mt only ho audience raam Wcich i L.
Gated in the centor 81 the block