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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1867-04-04

may nave uEd OF nave bctomo disqu ail-
liai under the provisions ofthe third aud
| iiith sections Of tho first article Of the
| ConsiisAtion, aud persons whose names
appearIoa said books and lists as quail
fed voters after the same shall have
been corrected as iiibresaid. are hereby
declared 70 be legal and qualified voters,
land shall be entitled 10 vote at every
election hereafter held ID this State
the officers Of registration shall then
add to said lists oil gu lifted voters, and
register AZ such every white malc per-
sou who shall apply TO them TO DO reg.
Uttered and satisfy them that he pos
scsses or before the day Of the next en-
suing election will possess tho constitu-
tional qualification under the provisions
/ of the third and fifth sectious of the
first article Of the Constitution; provid-
cd however, that before registering as a
qualified voter any person SO applying,
the suid officer shall administer to him
the oath prescribed in the fourth sec.
ton Of the first article Of tho Constitu.
tiou, or the voters oath prescribed 10
the first section Of the said Euffanchis.
ing act referred 10 in the first section Of
this article according as the person APP
Pyius sha,' rsee. w 'ske one or 'he
o'nor VI sa'u oasliSi anu no person VINO
caths shall be registered as qualified
voter .-...,
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reslsfy ~ uai'iigr ,o.ess, 'he ohcers
U iee's'ra''oa saan n'ss ,eeofa 'he
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s ssO., au",s's'cr = nun 'ne os.h a.
ufte''eo ~ 'ns Pneoeeuins seee'oa %
ln,s a'''e,Vi '.u' eu,es III 'nc proper
sO'uu'u sS sis''ou pooNs the
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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1867-04-04
VICTORY IN coXNECTIcur.

At the election in Connecticut, on
Monday, English (Democra) was elec-
ted Governor over Hawley iladieaD by
from 600 to 500 majority, and TIRE
Conservatives elected to Congress oat
of lom-a gain of three members. Al
hail. Connecticut
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1867-04-04

Persons who have removed to differ.
eat districts should get the certificates
Of the Registers where they came from
and get registered where they reside
All who are aware of parties requiring
registry should not let them neglect
Il
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1867-04-04

TIVE judges Of Election, slslc issl uset64
u In the sevnrai districts, ard hercby notiGe4
that they were appointed for ons year, Il u
thereturr their duty 70 attend It III Elcctionzs
during the year. LEVI VALENTINE,
april Clerk
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1867-04-04

The Quarterly Report Of the Union
Nat. Bank of Westminster is crowded
ont.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-05-04
photography.

]. What classes Of words should begin with capitals
2. Explain the open and close applied to vowel sounds
g. Explain the asrates and the vocal consonants
4. What is a word aad what is a syllable
How many kinds Of words there Name them. and
tell how eaci Is formed, with Examples
g. Correct The sentiment and SPELLING in tie following sentences
where II wrong lzzeu that line writ well Tzz-nt
better than this Run Tanel cut SADDLE for make
nsever on. lie jest agoen"ter GO Daddy. When u git hum
from ilaforl ago. You dullent did We? Ju
my Jimmy who up there Hede gone aore got
there. o. the pesky crer Hee be up stump. Homes
Acou Bobazeen Bucaneer Stereotype, Chabiate, Epu
leitC. Mauuver
= What letters combination of letters may be used SUBJ
stitutes for A. J. CHI and PHI
Whist vowel sounds heard in the following words
Praise prey. bonnet bird aud love.
Indicate by ak, The different sounds given TO the vowels
also Oh. hari-ch like sh-g soft like j. AMI lik
10 How AMI what the rules relative the division
of words into syIlables?
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-05-04
Geography.

Bound Wisconsin and priacp cities lakes, rivers
and railroads.
. Name the different Of government with their coun
tries, in North America.
B. Indicate five OF the largest islands the earth; aso five of
The largest cities; aud tell what nations, if any, nlnbu islands.
T. In what direction do tue largest ranges mountains on
Eastern and Western continents run
s. Where do If the the United States rise
8. Between what degrees of North United
States lie.
Name the principal countries of South America with
principal rivers.
What countries lie the Mediterranean Black and Caspi
seas? Give their capitals.
OF what Is the British Empire composedi Give her prn-
cipal cities aud rivers - ...-.e-#- -
no. Describe route, by water from Boston the city of
Oshkosh.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-05-04
Mental Arithmetic.

l. II seven ninth Of gallon Of beer costs 63 CENTS. how many
sPnrs - cents apiece wi pay for ,allons ne beer.
2 If Of my age be added my age, will be 81. What is
my age.
> II sell cloth 81 per yard aud gain so per cent,
Tor what should sell ose per the
iiow will y"u mark piece of cloth which - per
yal, that Won deduct 10 per CENT price,
and yet make % per the
merchant markr, piece fashionable goods per
cent above cost but after keHiug Tune contuGe eel
at 20 below the marked price What per did he gain.
g. What the interest 1920 for years. months and
dlys at 6 pea
T. How many shingles win take 10 the roof Of build
rg 10 feet wade aud 20 feet long, each Single being inches
wide and laying 4 inches to the weather.
8. How much money will 70 1927 in and half
years. per
O. After Of a cask If wine had leaked 81 gallons
drawn; then being guaged found be halt full How
many gallons did it hold.
TO- A, B. and G, hire DO piece Of work
500. AMI do three ourths the work nse eutI;
and thirteen tweneths and paid prOpOicualy. What
is each mans share of the money
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-05-04

J. How many and what have the United
States passed through
2 What tie primary Of the Revolution
Who author the Declaration Of Independence,
anil what results followed its adoption
T. Who and how the Presidents Of the United States
have been elected % term Of Office
s. By What convention OF Delegates the Constitution of
the United States proposed for adoption aud what State the
last o Tahfy It
g. some Of the principal that led 10 the
Britain and during whose administration did
it take place
Z. Who President during the Mexican War aud what did
the United States gain 10y this aud what at ITS close
s. How many Reeons Instructions have there been in
the United States and how many executions for
9. Whuse gained The decisive victories un the
land during first with England?
10. Has the Cnte States INCREASED her territory by suu
ga.iOa BY purchase Give a full explanation.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-05-04
Reading.

l. OF what is vocal and written language composed
2. How the elemental sounds divided I? Explain.
3 hai directions should observe expressing the elemeD
sounds
T. What liable in pronourcng words
OF syiab.e>g
S. emphasis always the On what does the quaint
ty Of emphasis depend?
g. Name tie different kinds of emphasis and explain them
Is emphasis apple. o sentences
z. What 10y the key realng also, the
pass Of the voice
s. If high key be selected low, what natural
results will f.Jw
What auses peculiar TO poetry Explain their
To- What the great Uiiect reading From
come all the rules of reading
Puueuate the following and place infections where needed
l. IS sowu in corruption it : raised in interruption
il Is sown natural body it 5 raised spiritual body
Coniraei faults through MI his manners ion
Though poor luxurious though submissive vain
Though grave yet ;rfmg zealous yet untrue
And ecu in peuSnce planning sins
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-05-04
<mnnmons.

Circuit Court. Pierce Cc'iniy, state of Wis-
coiisin. William Youngnan aud Jarnb
70, ngman executors of the last viii and
testament Of Christian Yotngman against
James b. Watierson AID Mary V. Waiter
son, his WIFE.
The state OF Wisconsin to James B. Waiter
SON and Mary V. Watefson. defendants.
You are hereby summoned and required
to answer the complaint in thus action which
was filed in tie office OF clerk of the circuit
court al Ellsworth IN said county Of Pierce.
on the 29th day pi March. 1867 aud Ia serve
a copy of yOiiy answer on the subscriber. at
his offies. in the city of Prescott. IN said
Pierce County. within twenty DAYS after the
ersice hereof upon YOU exelusiv, OF the day
Of such service and if You fail to answer
said complaint as hereby required. The IlaIn-
tiff will apply 10 the court for the reje T
demanded IN tine complaint. besides the costs
of this action. Il. V WISE.
4S-6w Plaintiffs Attorney.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-05-04
Grammar.

j. What nre the properties Of How many genders
have nouns How do YOU determine the of nouns
Anayze the following lines. and parse the words italics
On earth naught precious IS obtained
BIT what is painful too;
By travail and to travail born,
Our SabIalhs are only fear.
B. Give the synopsis of the verb orsak in the potential mood
passive voi,e.
4. Explain the different degrees comparison Compare i'll
and last.
s. Correct the following where they wrong
His work the perfect She is the hest Of the Moses
To was drned into serpent These kind of nuge soften
and nJa the mind She eminent aud much esteemed
rs she thinks herself to be. Where they They alone,
eOnversng together in the other Sing The
three last don't know nothing about it. Bid him
com" IN He supposed her. but she did know that
was him. Who did you there ?
Give the number Of moods aud the lenses in each mood
T. What are the principal parts Of sentence What tho
sign of the present perfect tense in each mood
Give synopsis of the verb write in the progressive form,
indicative mood.
Name the different kinds of adverbs. What do adverbs
press when used to qualify adjective a verb et
10 Write the following lines in prose
Lorenzo, pride repress; nor hope to fud
d friend but what bis found = friend in thee.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-05-04

Town "A. italge n
DEs'N. SIC.
all &c sc sw 4
except : acres lying
10 'eet above high
water mark on west
tide 81 Isabelle River 4
acres +" 80 sw 4
wing 10 feet above
high water marx on
the west side II lsa-
ILL Ds.-..
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-05-04

BUTTON 4 YOUNG ATTORNEYS AT LAW
ID All business entrusted 10 their care vii
be promptly attended 10. ONCE In Conesr
Hail Building. Prescott.
Prescet.. November 1885. aJ-yI
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-05-04

Part Of section

Pant Of section
commencing on
The W side of Sd
Il I'm the Village
OF River Falls. ,
tmls north 0i a
POINT on The quar-
ter section line so
rods W at the Sc
corner of the ue
a. of said s,.C. I,
thence w l1 ! 2
totls. tlienre n 10
degrees q 10 Lu-
c. 81 street. illt nee
q 10 degrees south
along LOctst ST.
"a Third ST., then
loHg the hue of
Third 81. To the
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-05-04
Tax Sale Notice.
STATS or wIscoysIS, !

n u
County Of Fierce.
Notice = hereby given,
that each and every piece
OF the 70 IUsiag described
real estate, situate, lying
ami leing ~ the County
OF Pierce and State 0t
Wiseonsia, or so much a.
mav be necessary, viii be
sold for taxes, interest and
cha ges thereon for The
wear 1865. on The second
TueeiSy Of Nav, A. y.
1867, being tie lith day
81 said uonth. ani such
succeed 2 DAYS as may
b. recesstry 10 cnmple te
the sale, unless the taXes,
interest and CHARGES shall
be paid On said real estate
befpre said day nf SALE
Sale to commence AT nine
o'cl .ck A. Il ct said day,
at the Office of thesGoun-
~ Tressurer,in Ellsworth,
County and State afore-
said.
N. 3. WILLIAMS.
Co. Treasurer.
Dated al the Office Of
the Cou nty Treasurer,
April 6, 1867.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-05-04
AGRICULTURAt WAREHOUSE.
Advantages CT this Plow.

It VII last from three to six tines
LONGER than any other Steel Pow made anyghere ~
anybody. This las often been proved by actual use IN
Of streams in which sheesteel Pcws have
been habtuaiy .cut tirugh" in pipwins eighty sefes
" the soil without yet being half worn
1t will @scour'' in the most difficult
sol where all other Plows have filled If there II rod
Jet 70 fni it.
It draws lighter than any ether
Plow while cutting the width and depth.
The Share can be sharpened, or O
Point welded on as readily as on ordinary Pows b any
1e4f city malleable, aud works ~kindlyS.
Any section can be replaced BY
duncae to hal Of any Agent tie Share, Landslide
sRl NOaidb0lfis are cast in 1IOtids
1t is well stocked with New Eng
ani solrowth nbe-, ald tae standard Is wrought
sOSs7 in the as to give or take land az
pleasure
It plows at any depth, from three
to twelve inches works perfectly in either stubble CT
IT, letyes Gle N furr0w and turns under stGOoS AID
fJIl trash completely
ES= II il the cheaoest PIov il the
E5-w--lL Just as the is economy in paying
Esx dollars once rather than five dolsfs five or six
Es-5ecause your Pow won't ''scour :" and in ding
kS-t quarter iifth work with the same power
-5erf5rm be considered wei as the price,
sS-.n de:erni lns whether not tie Flow is cheap
Ey-lOws usef for profit. AMI TIE oaf Of Inch
-s.e mot d7'.IS daf cuts be cot pTrpoyfon 70
FF7-i!s cO as fis che D~s, and cDafde7t man
Rs-ssts than hundred d. Ilars' worth Of "Pl0w"
9S-eyery time he gess one OF these
These remarks are made after a
fan ar..y with tho merits Of most Of good Flows in
in the West, many Of vhicl Lave justly earned
god reputation.
n- Our new model ''B' Plow is
H-Ie-etofare We have Lid on.y the CO pattern de-
R1-siguei for both. turf AMI stubble. TIE b sud
RSs' pIttcrus together viii enable US, 10 meet TIE
Es-v'ews ii ell u shase AMI gye them either
RS-~bO.d' or lean plOws IS they pTe.s-
CAL and see t3ent.
Udrranty cery Ei0erGI.
For Sale only GU
NJ. STONE s. co.
Also
THE GARDEN CITY PL0w,
thought by some the best PlOw in use ezcepi
Cast Steel.
THE BROADCAST SOwEn
--kND-
CuItivatOr, Combined
WILL LIKFD
Wherever Used,
NJ. STONE & co,
Prescott, March Is. 1867.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-05-04
G.. MAURER,
Barber and Hair Dresser.

GHOP next or to VESSELS HOTEL, on
- :he Levee.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-05-04

@NHNA - AasAAhA AAA
commencing ? rods q
OF sw corner Of NV or
s. a. Of al ia sec. ten,
thence n p rods and
2uta liuks. thence east
2T rods and two links,
tnence : q rods aud
.0t5 iinks. thence w'st
q tnds and 2 links to
place 81 beginning.
IA and 5-I0 rods of
gioand 10 e found by
starting Al the sw cor
ner Of NV a. sc q
running thence n 80
feet, thence e 81 rod,
tuenc u 3 feet, thence
thence u 50 rods, then
: 3 ieet to place Of be-
IN fFtae
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-05-04

u V WISE. ATTORNEY d COUNSELOR AT
i Law Will practice in ALL Courts =
viii attend to Collccfions generally. office
on Broad Street. Presc5ti, Wis. 49-fi
March 81 1866
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-05-04
n. B. WILLIAMS.

Dated al the Office Of
the G IA mt Y Treasurer,
April 6, 1867.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-08-17
The strongest Man In the World.

A native of Australia, Mr.. j. f. Evans recent
ly gave an exhibition of remarkable strength at
the Sea Hotel, in Chesterfield, England, to estab-
lish his claims as the strongest man in the world
lie held fifty-six pound weight in various
positions at the arms length, and increased the
number until he raised four fifty-sx pound
weights above his head, holding them at arms
length, and at the same time standing upon four
tumbler glasses. He also held the wei gifts on
the top Of the glass, and allowed glass Of water
to be placed upon the top of the weights. He
laid nat upon the floor, and let fifty-six pound
weight fall distance of about yard on his bear
chestlfrom which the weight rebounded as though
ithascome in contract with piece oil india-rubber
piece OF stone, fourinches thick, was next placed
upon his chest, and Mr.. Hinch, blacksmith, smash
ed it in two blows into fragments Mr. Hinch and
Mr. Turner then cut piece of two.inch iron
in two across his chest with the hammer and
chsel. The feats concluded by Professor Her.
cules lying fiat upon the floor, and allowing Mr.
Hinch to strike him, with all his strength. with
a sixteen pound sledye hammer The blow was
met by the Professor, and the hammer rebounded
without leaving scratch upon his body
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-08-17

| SAD AcCIDRNr.-A sad and painful accident
happened week ago last Wednesday, about 3
o'clock in the afternoon to Mr.. Stout Editor of
the Pontiac Sentinel. - -
The large cylinder press which was being used
in working off the Thursdays edition of the Sen
tine, was in rapid motion, when Mr.. s.. who was
helping in the office, sBw pully Morking loose,
and for the purpose. Of keeping it out of the way
of one Of the men who was feeding the press, put
mp his hands to push it back. A small cord was
tied in hard knot; one end of which formed
loop just large enough to admit two fingers to
enter it. This cord was attached to a shaft
which was revolving at the rate of ESQ revolu-
tions minute, and in some unaccountable man.
ner, it caught Mr.. Stout's thumb of the right
hand, above the first joint, and he was instantly
hoisted by the revolving cord seven and half
feet, his head striking the ceiling of the office
his thumb was wrenched off from the middle
JOINT leaving the bone of the fore part of the
thumb attached, and tearing the tendons asunder.
One OF them extending back eleven and a half
inches, and as far as the elbow was torn from the
muscles, but still attached to the fore part of the
thumb .
The finger now being detached relieved Mr..
s., and he fell down with force against the press
and staggered againt the stove. Ordering the
mon not to stop printing, he went to DR.. Cros
wells where he had the remaining part of the
finger partially dressed. He was carried home
and suffered excrutating agony for twenty-four
hours.
Drs. Croswel and johnson were in attendance
and while Dr. c. administered the chloroform
DR.. ]. operated on the fnger-detaching the
bone and sewing up the rent. Mr.. Stout feels
truly grateful for the very efficient and friendly
services rendered him by Drs. Croswel acd John
son in performing the Surgical operation. Mr.
Stouts thumb is now in fair way of recovery,
and he expects to stump it yet in the cause of
republicanism in Livingston county through the
pages of the old Senhae--E1nkac Sentsael.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-08-17
mf0iraI.>
AYERS AGUE CURE.

Intermittent Ftrsr, Fer and Ague Remitten Ferer Dumb
A9tc, Irioiica He,dace Bilious Headache and Bilious
Fsrers indeed for the choe Glass Of Diseases Originating in
hillary arrangement, Caused tv DE Malaria Of Masmatic
Countries.
No louder called for by the necessities Of the
American people than and safe for fever and
Such we enabled TO offer, with perfect certainty
that Will eradicate the disease and with assurance founded
on proof that no harm arise from its use IN any quantity.
That which protects from disorder must he
of immense service in the communities where ii prevails
Pr" is better than cure for the patient escapes the risk
which he violent scks eth baloul disemper
This CURE" expes the miasmc poison of Fever and Ague
from the SYSTEM and prevents the development IT the dis
ease taken the rs approach oS premonory symptoms
Ii not only the best remedy yet discovered for this
class OF complaints but also the cheapest The large quant
I. we supply for dollar brings it within the reach Of every
body; and in bilious districts, where Fever and Ague pre-
walls everybody should have it and ii freely both
anu prevention. great superiority OF this remedy any
other ever discovered for the speedy and certain of Inter
mttents Is that contains Quinnc mineral consequent
y produces qunism other injurious effects whatever
upon the constitution. Those cured by left healthy
as ii they had never had the disease. I'd .t,
Fever and Ague not alone the consequence Of the MAS
matte poison great variety Of disorders arise its
irritation, among which Neuralgia Rheumatism, Govt
Headache Blindness Toothache, rache Catarrh Asthma
Palpation, Pailu Affection vi Spleen pystercs Pain in
the Bowels Collie, Paralysis. and DeangeD mt of the Stom.
aoh all of which, when originating In this tase put the
intermittent type become periodical This "CURE" expels
the poison from the blood and consequently them all
alike. t4.- - = .1a4i!a .Hf
Prepared 10y DR. j. c. AVER Co.. Lowell and sold by all
Druggists everywhere. July 6-2m.
W. H. GIBSON, Agent. Ottawa; FLEMING 4 BEN n EFT
Agent, Maraeilles; W. II. UNDERlIIIL Agent Seneca
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-08-17
Gardeners Rheumatic ana Neuralgia Com.
pound.

CHICAGO, November 18th, 1866
Mr. r. H. GARDNER, Proprietor Gardeners Rheumatic and
Neuralgia Compounds: t--.l. .....
sr-lavng been afflicted with the Neuralgia Ia my face
Tor six months friend induced to try your Compound
ana can cheeriuly say found 1t the only reieGand
commend it 10 all who troubled with the Neuralgia
Yours Respectfully A. BOOTH,
Oyster Dealer cor. Madison and Dearborn Sts
Koch. - decsiy
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-08-17
NEW FURNITURE STORE IN MAR.
~ SEELLES.
FERGUSON 81 WELTY

Have opened furniture store In Marsees Ill., where
may be found everything usually kept in well regulated
furniture store and at prices that defy competition They do
keep ready made collins cf all sizes hand They also
manufacture wire cloth milk safes for the million Also
Aliens patent butter worker They keep choice poplar
boards fer wagon boxes and ready dressed and worked ash
flooring well seasoned just the thing for kitchen and school
house floors and will sell cheaper than they do or
can sell In Ottawa Give call and will convince you
that We mean what We say. ABRAHAM WELrY,
June 8-3ms. JOHN FERGUSON.