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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-26
Twenty ~sEzEisasa DeEElrs,
Hs. HEDER,s o

aD HS. NILS III E0E Rs %
- .uxE .GELEBRATED ia8l
II E.R BIT II Il H y.
IIO1 The Great Household Remedy.
from Tidn fhs psrs Hood, az ! 'sSasss 81 ar'S biz
&, ordered State of the Stomach, Liver. or
& TO THE PUBLIC.
n wOlfLD KESREGTFCLLY An
l. nqunceato ghe citizeps % Essaasvilie
ard Vicinity that 1 am prepared to sell to
a an iaoIe T lned LEE = a-h hssa u g Hisni sRa
Herb Bitters. ! will take the responsibility
upon myself, as does pr Hishler thai at
that it has not done for you all that is
c~iaimeddor ill., will refund the money
paid to me for it. After promising you
not promise you j i had, not the highest
confidence In b Virtue of the medicine
and the honor Of the citizeps hers. This
to b thinking public VIII be, guile suffi-
Gent to convince the most scepticai that
these are Medical Bitters. and not. like
B 3. Mis 6Iee!s' H TlmpEIH itt Z su are fEEe eppf mo- 80.
nal masi tos ' nov sshsif f~sgrsaiests eesfae
p paia. ndog a spsf eemR az gaE @ a5lq1 fe-i
ruyian ark C'edron, gac.u, 5piceWood
3 tlsan Uppatbe, G1hebs pandeliorl. Pure.
Splrifs re berry, Iodide Potassi. and Iron.
a,Aaa iar "a um mis5ie q sei Hes5 s ssrs 5 M:ss
sa.istTrst y sUstlts. nR9 1871 gGdt atsi fH2fei
Il wholesale and retail. on second
SttseF t~x9sfain aad ssscstriore Ell ssaas-
mol,. .tsaaaTt I .qfqiL AEentf (
L. NICE SWEkT cYDgR,Fisa
TS'>T"xE and y lqs s sa 4 ly s.os
eureka Bazaar, % HauI >tseet.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-02-02

Beecher Fr1ylltenel.-The Gel
ebrated Henry Ward Beechcr
spent a Sunday in Oteenport, a
few weeks since, and of course
preached a sermon. Returning
from church he passed a few
specimens Of Young America
amusing themselves with a game
of marbles, rather intimately
mixed with fancy. swearing.
"My boy" said Mr.. b. to an
interesting youth of eight years,
my boy [ am frightened"
care you? p answered buttons
quite naively,' 'why the devil
don't you run then p a~~. =. ...
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-02-02
sioux City Atgisttr.


A little incident was related
to us last evening, which we con-
slider quite rich, and did we not
know the gentleman who made
the blunder, we would most GER
tainly think somebody was
tight may be. The incident
occurred at private boarding
house in this city, about 4 o'cl'k
yesterday morning, and was re-
lated to us having thus occurred:
"a certain young gentleman,
who boards at certain private
house, too, had occasion to re-
main away from his bead until
4 o'clock in the morning. This
is not uncommon with young
gentlemen in our city, this par
ticular one especially. Sometime
after tea, on the evening of that
eventful morning, two beautiful,
because young, ladies from the
sountry, friends and acquaintan-
ces of the landlady, arrived
Beds being rather scarce, and
the young gentleman not expec-
ted to be home that night, with
out word Of explanation or
warning, one of the young ladies
was placed in the young gents
room. As matter Of course,
after going through the usual
manipulations, unhitching clasps
buttons, hook and eyes, etc, the
beautiful damsel was properly
arraycd for taking charge of
downy. bark, and shipping for
the land of dreams. We will
leave the dear creature in her
slumbers, and see what has be-
come of the young gent. 1t is
now nearly 4 o'clock in the the
morning. AL nature is hushed
in solemn stiffness. The gentle
breeze of the morning softly,
rendered signs as it kissed the
cheek of the gentleman who at
this hour We find W nding his
way homeward. The twinkliny
stars look down from the blue
canopy above, and merrily dance
as though they enjoyed the pros
pect for scene. Young gent not
wishing to awaken the inmates
of his boarding house, cautiously
approaching the door, and after
carefully Inserting his night KEY
is pleased to find the bolt yield
without a squeak. He softly
feels his way to his room, little
dreaming of what he would be
compelled to witness in a few
short moments.
Wed leave the reader to
imagine the result, but as story
is particular as we'll las funny
one. we are Of the opinion that
we'd better tell the whole of it.
Young gent approaches his room
and knowing the location of the
furniture, etc, and being with
out matches. enter the room,
closes the door, and immediately
disrobes himself: Without furth-
er ceremony he throws his wear
led limbs and body upon the
bed. AS a matter Of course he
was somewhat surprised to find
his bed occupied, and wishing
to know who his bed-fellow was
he rolled over add gave the
young -lady-as rude as it may
seem-a dig in the side, inquir-
ing as he did SO, Who in the
devil are your
A slight movement on the
part OF the young lady, followed
the demonstration. Good Cod
and in an instant she was stand
ing in the middle of the room,
frightened SO bad that she was
unable to say aword. The young
gentleman ducked his head un-
der the covering, and in this
position endeavored to explain.
Young lady slid out, and we
have been informed, failed to
appear at the breakfast table at
the proper time Hannibal
Republic. ~. %'..
BeecLer EriuLfeDe.J The cel.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-02-02

GLOW does that look % said
Mr.. Cramp, holding out his
brawny hand.- rhat,'' said
Amos, ''looks as though you
were out Of soap H-1t rnnI.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-02-02

Blank Deeds for sale ut tie
Sioux City Register Office.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-02-02

State Fdir.-The next State
Fair will be held at Clinton. ~
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-02-02

Drugs and Medicines.
B.F. sAITH. II. =. MOORE.
SMITH T. MOORE.
DRUG STORE!
N e w p r 7 G e s !
We take pleasure In informing the citizens Of
IOWA. NEBRASKA AND DAKOTA,
that We have just received and are now Offering
Tor sale at our New store on
PEARL, NEAR FOURTH STREET,
The best stock Of
PURE, FRESH AND new DRUGS,
Ever brought vest of the Mississippi Our stock va.
carefully selected by one If the Firm,
AN EXPERIENCED DRUGGIST,
4. win DO warranted ne" and genuine, We have
p i r + d r i G. S,
POPULAR PATENT MFnrcrNrs
Pure Wines and Liquors,
(For Medicinal purposes oHLv,)
Paints,
Oils,
Dye Stuns,
Cloth,
Tooth,
Nail,
Paint and
Varnish
brushes,
Trusses,
Supporters,
Shoulder-Braces
Hair Oils,
Pomades,
Fancy Soaps,
Toilet Articles,
Innumcr"br, and 10000 other items which we can.
not numerate heIc. but Keep exhibition, and Tor
sale. cheap
ORDERS FROM A DISTANCE,
Accompanied by the CASH, will meet with prompt |
attention.
TER MS:
Invariably, GREENBACKS.
i BIZ - > - 81. H. ~ e. .~G
Gold Dust or Coin, in small quantities.
- r. - .fs:*z
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-02-02

We can afford to. and will sell all our
goods ~ prioes which IN these times viii
make make y an object both in purse and h.ppi-
ness Tor the rich snd poor. the &C. no.ais,
nnd the '"providen', the epicure and The
irogsi to purchase ofus i. .4Er.. .
.g.sEt*a.B8EE
/, ~cssh for iks,sellss and ssl;s {. O, ;ou 20
the purchaser, Is The business motto Of /.
kEEz##F@fzas#
jasl-s6 Il. D. BOOZE co.
7.s-a -. =
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-02-02

Mems and Boys India Rubber SoIej
BOOts--in La"ies' and Misses wear, the
Flannel and Fur lined shoes,
all at ,ciucei prices. Ny II. siery stock
is large and ef the latest t,lcs OF
LaQies Hoods, Nubias. Break
fast shawls &c. Also u
good stock of MeH's
lI,secy, ETC., etc.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-12
The AlIeghanians are Coming.

WHAr THE RELIGIOUS Pass SAYa-We
copy the following extracts from long editorial
notices in various religious papers compli-
mentary to the Alleghanians, Vocalists and
Bell Players. who returned from their Euro
peau Tour few weeks since. and are to APP
pear in this city, at Dunbar's Hall. on We'd
nesday. October l6
Their concerts are very popular, and al
ways attended by our best citizens, including
the clergy of all denominations
The Christian World. London. England.
January, 1861. saws" No description could
convey an adequate idea Of the charming pa
thos of this great musical feast"
The CongregationGlist, (Scotland) says
"They have not only astonished, but won
,the admiration of all our lovers of soul-stir-
ring music"
The Rev. Mr. Spurgcon says" No hui
man tongue could discourse more mellifluous
music 4"
Tie Methodist. IN. W says" they sing
music of the heart"
The Christian Adpocdte says" They are
ministers Of good. speaking to the great heart
of humanity in soothing strains Ot beauty.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-12

The WIscoNsIE CHIRF.-The Wis
consin Chief published at Fort Akin
con. in this State, by EMMA BRowN d
Co, is = first class temperance paper
The Chief was started BY THURLow w.
BRowN, the gifted writer and eloquent
orstor, who gave bis life to the temper
ance cause, and who dying, lel as leg
acy TO bis devoted sister, HE honorable
fame, and the work of csrying on the
publication of the Chief. Every friend
Of temperance in the State should sub
scribe for this sterling paper. Terms,
$500 per year, in advance.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-12
fOroanised in 1916 By J. IL B0UZARD.J

Having Just returned from six months
tour in Europe. during which time they gave
% successful Concerts in the Great ST. James
Hall, London, performed at the Crystal Pal
ace, on the 9Th of January before an audi
ence of eleven Thousand three hundred and
eighty-four persons, also had the distinguish
ed honor of appearing before the Queen and
ROYAL Family At Windsor Castle. would now
most respectfully announce their highly pop
ular entertainment as above.
Their Repertoire embraces a choice collec-
ton of Vocal Qnartettes, arranged in their
own peculiar style; also. variety OF the
sweetest English, Irish. Scot, h, German and
Spanish Ballads exiaut; Humorous Songs
Duets, DC, Arias. Cavstinss and Scenas. from
works of the most popular ltaliun and French
masters. In addition 10 their usual Cllo'ce Sc
Iections of Vocal Music. they will play, each
evening, several pieces On the Swiss Bells.
The Bells used by the Alleghanians were
manufactured in Switzerland, expressly for
them, during their late visit to Europe.
Admission, so cents. Children % Cents
Commence al o'clock.
j. ". BouLARD. Director.
D. G. WALDRoS, Agent.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-12

GF Mrs. LINCOLN Las put in the
hands Of w. II. Brady, of New York,
$4,000 worth Of articles Of personal
wear, 10 be disposed of for Der benefit
This she had perfect right to do, but
she also allows the World TO publish
her correspondence with Mr.. Brady, in
which che complains bitterly of her pow
erty aud the neglect of the Republican
party to provide for her. After Mr..
LIScoLx's estate was settled, Mrs. Lin
coin had left their home in Springfield
and 500, 900 in cash, from which she
receives an income of sl,700. Many
women, fully Mrs. LincOln's peers, man
age to live very comfortably on less than
this. Her action in this matter will give
credence to many unpleasant rumor'
aAoat about her. during Nc Lineoln's
presidency, and will convince many tia;
she cherishes the memory Of her mar
ayr husband mainly as a means of rais-
ing csah.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-12

, SOMETHING FOR HOUSE KEEPERs.-In
,this age of great events, no one should be
surprised at anything, however remarka-
BILE. but j. must be admitted in the do
mestic world, that when Smith accom-
plished the great desideratum of making
biscuits as large as loaves of bread, it was
gratifying surprise to all good house keep
ers.
As he Only makes one quality of Salera-
tus, it is, of course, just as good as it can
be. Always full weight. uniform in
strength, aud will go further than double
the quantity of poor "Saleratus," and at
the same time is much the cheapest.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-12
Obituary.

Died, at Prescott. Wis. Sept. 23d. 1867,
Rev. T. B. BoGERs, aged DC years. He was
a descendant of Rogers, the Martyr, whose
memory is still fragrant in the history of free
dom and truth
He protested hope in Christ and united
with the First Baptist Church in SOdus, New
York, in the 18th year Of his age. lie was
ordained to the work of the Gospel Ministry
in 1853, and removed soon to the West as a
Home Missionary. He spent the following
winter with the Baptist Church in Minneap-
oils. Mimi, and three months of the summer
of 1854 at Red Wood, among the Sioux In
dams. From thence he removed to Prescott,
Wis, where, with the exception of two or
three years in st. Croix Co., he spent the re-
mainder Of his life.
as preacher be was doctrinally sound
and in his presentation of truth, practical
AS a Pastor he was kind, ju6icious. and en-
phatically a peacemaker. He was clear and
discriminating In nind-correct in judgment,
and Conscientious in his adherence TO what he
believed to be trut aud duty. His benevo-
lence was ldrge-hearted, and his generosity
whole souled, unostentatious and self-sacriti-
sing. He manifested a lively interest in the
welfare of the community in which he lived,
and was. as a citizen. loyal to the core. he
was faithful and affectionate husband, a
tender and loving father, and to all an esti-
mable friend. In short, he was good man
and an honor to his profession and princi-
pies, but so retiring as often not TO be app-e-
] ciated. Those who knew him most intimate
| " loved him best.
| His faith in Jesus was unwavering, produ-
| cling IN death peace. joy, triumph.
! Servant of God, well done,
Rest from thy loved employ
The attic fought, the victory won,
Ent,r thy NJ asIers joy.
A. G.
| -CbriAtinn Times and Witness, CHICAGO.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-12
MARRIAGES.

Married. at River Falls. on the 22d ult..
ivy Rev. A. Gibson. Mr.. Lester Griffin, Jr..
and Miss Charlotte Mann.
In the same place, by the same, on the I'd
inst, Mr.. Frank Filkns and Mrs Sarah E.
Winchester.
In Clifton. by the same. on the 9Th INST,
Mr., John Elliott and Miss Ann, Augusta
CuTrier.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-12
DR.. BARTH & CO
Appointments for October.

~
D. BARTH will be in the following pla-
ces. where he can be consulted for successful
TIRE ajment:
Is now in La Crosse. will be at the Inter
national Hotel Tuesday evening, October Is
viii be in Winona, at the Huff House
Thursday. Friday, Saturday, Sunday, Mon
day, Tuesday and Wednesday, Oct. II, Is
IS. 90 81, % and %.
viii be in Wabasha, at the River Side Ho-
tel, Thursday. Oct. 24-one day only.
Will be in Lake City. at the Lyons House
Friday, Oct. 25-one day only.
Will be in Red Wing. at the Nationa
Hotel, Saturday. Sunday and Monday
Oct %, 81 and %.
Will be in Hastings, at the Waeerly House
Tuesday and Wednesday, Oct. %, and 80.
Will be in Saint Paul. at the Internation-
al Hotel, from Thursday morning, October
81, until Wednesday evening, Nov. l4-twC
weeks.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-12

STATE SENAroR.-Hon. VIM J. Copp
of Pierce Co., was nominated last Sat
urday as the Union candidate for the
Senate from this district.
The convention made wise choice in
the selection Of Mr.. Copp. He is man
of ability, integrity, and experience -
He represented this district in the AS
sembly two years ago, with acceptance.
He is an old resident Of Pierce Co., and
is generally esteemed for his sterling quail
tiles rs citizen. He is thoroughly rad
zeal, favors the impeachment of the Pres
ident, and is hearty supporter of Con
gress in its efforts TO bring about a safe
and wise reconstruction. Ofcourse there
can be no doubt of Mr.. Cops election.
Hudson Times.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-12
NOTICE.

Sealed proposals will be received by the
subscriber. through the Post Office, until noon
of Thursday, Oct. "a, 1867, for the deliver
ing at the School House, in the City of Pres
cott at such times as the Board may direct.
forty cords of dry oak or maple body wsOd.
for the use of the Public Schools faid wood
to be straight and merchantable in every par
ticular. By order of the Board.
T. NJ. FULLERTON. Dist. Crk.
Prescott, Oct. 10, 1867.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-12


he distillery of Eames & Ryau, on nation
: ninth street, New York, was seized on tional
rday. .- s407. p
a collision between a train and a ioI hs
Motive at Chatham. on the Morris ana 1t j
< railroad. Monday, brakeman was IA parlizr
injured -- luton
he steamboats, Hudson and Lady ,b re % =
coll;ded near st Paul on the 9th. The wa re-
Wss sunk in shallow water but was not toned
damaged. - ~ ~
ssrs, Ballou & Brothers. Broad Tn
New York, have been robbed by their has h.
'eeper TO the smOunt Of "a, 600. The ssney
Oesn DAGGER d. ROSE have these quail
tiles, and the result is the Wabasha Her
aid LEONARD d BoorH, of the ROch-
ester (Minn.) Post, have both "git"
ard "gumptiOn," and each quality is
shown in the lively Daily published by
them during the State Fair. One of the
things we desire to live for is to see
Rochester grow large enough so the
Post viii bea permanent Daily, and we
have the pleasure of reading it.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-12

QrEER.-A few days since We saw orer
a 1000 sacks Of corn on the leyee. con-
signed to Charley Barnes, and going to
Saltwater. When the country is over.
flowing with wheat and oats, and thous
snds Of bushels are shipped daily from
every river town, it looks queer to see
corn coming pthe river. "Ths balance
Of trade" is cut Of balance some way.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-12
Senatorial Convention.

At the Republican Union Senatorial
CONVENTION, for the 2sth Senatorial Dis
trict, held at the Court House, in the
City of Hudson, on Saturday, Oct. 9Th,
1857, at 2 o'clock P. NJ, for the pur-
pose of nominating e candidate for State
Senator from said District, P. V. Wise,
of Pierce Co., Chairman of the SEN
atorial Dist. Committee, called the Con-
vention to order, and on motion of Hon.
H. D. Barron, of Polk Co., Gen. Sam
Hartman, of St. Croix, was elected
Chairman. On motion Of Lutte A.
Taylor. of Pierce, Sam. s. Fiield, Jr.,
Of Polk, and A. D. Andrews, of Pierce,
were elected Secretaries.
On motion of H. A. Taylor, of St.
Croix, ssscommittee on credentials, con.
sistirg of Silas Staples, of st. Croix, j.
". VIM, of Pierce, and Joel F. Mason,
of Polk, was appointed by the Chair.
Said committee reported Delegates
entitled TO seats in the Convention, as
follows
Ashland County-No representation.
Bay6eld-No representation.
Burnett-Sam. S. Fifeld, Jr. proxy.
DougIss-Sam. S. FifeId, Jr., proxy,
Polk-Henry D. Barron. Joel F. Ma
son, 2 votes, Sam. s. Fifeld, Jr.
Hierce-A D. Andrews, 2 votes, ].
G. Button, L. A. Taylor, P. Converse,
+. Otis, 2 votes, NJ. G. Guest, John ",
VIM, 8 votes.
st. Croix-A. H. Yield, 2 votes. G
Williams, G. d. Parker, l. H. Wing,
S. A. CIewell, H. A. Taylor, H. A.
Wilson, Slas Staples, Sam. Hartman,
2 votes.
The report Of committee on creden-
tails was accepted and adopted.
On motion of J. G. Button, Of Pierce,
the Convention proceeded to an infor-
nal ballot for candidate for SENATOR
A. d. Andrews, Of Pierce, presented the
name of Hon. W. COpp, of Pierce
Judge Barron, in behalf of the united
delegation Of Polk and the upper coun.
ties, presented the name of Col Hiram
Hays, of Douglas Co. The iuforms
/ haIIof resnItoi ma follows
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-12

NoNISATIoSs.-S. w. HusT, editor
of the Dunn Co. Meas, is the Republi-
can nominee for the Assembly. in Duun
and Chippewa counties. and H. w.
BARSEs 10 Eau Claire and Pepiu coun-
ties. A. w. NEWMAN, of Eau Claire.
ia the Republican candidate for State
Senator in the 32d District.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-12

A man recently died in the Police
Station at Railway, who is said TO have
spent ten thousand dollars in rum within
few years.
What a foolish, wicked man, when, il
he had left rum alone, he might now be
living and buying hs goods at Fold &
Wilson'S cheap store, where you can get
more goods for less money than at any
other place in town.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-12

TIE following conversation occurred
between graceless boy and his teacher :
I" What does yonr father do when he
sit, down at the tablet" "He asks for
the brandy bottle" 81 don't nean that.
Well, then, what does your mother do
when you sit down al the table 2" ''She
says she will ring our necks if We spill
any grease on the floor"
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-12

% The local of the Pioneer tells a
story of the host of the International Ho-
tel, Col. JOHNSON, probably, which is
worthy of n place in Harpers Drawer"
A gentleman had been spending several
days ut the International and WAS the re-
cipien: Of the courtesy so freely shown to
its guests, and about to depart, went to
the Office to settle his bill.
Sir" said the gentleman drawing a
capacious wallet from bis pocket, show
much do | owe to the house?"
"Sir," 7aid the host, "no man with
such pocket book as that is permitted
to leave this house til; he furnishes a sub.
stitute! My business is to keep hotel
and keep it filed"
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-12
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, that on the 3Ist
day of October. 1867. shall proceed to draw
the names of those to serve as Grand and Pet
it Jurors at the next tern of the Circuit
Court, to be held at Ellsworth. commencing
ON the 9TH Monday in November, 1861.
@. W. BROWN, Clerk.
Ellsworth, Oct. 8, 1861. l4-w3
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-12

~ D. W. BALLoU, Esq. of the Wa
teriown Democrat, will deliver the Ad-
dress at the next Annual Convention of
Wisconsin Editors and Publishers. Mr..
BALLou is one of the Oldest editors and
best writers in the State, and bis Ad-
dress will be looked forward to with
pleasure BY all who. know him.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-12

IL We intended to attend tie State
Fairs Of this State and Minnesota, but
that fatality OF success which usually at
tends our plans for pleasure, kept us from
going. Each Fair was a success, there
being fine exhibition, and the receipts
being larger than was anticipated.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-12
~ The Republican National Co

g The Republican National Com
mittee have decided to bold the next Ma
tional Convention at Chicago. This is
certainly favorable to Gen. GRANTS
nomination for the Presidency. Illinois
has given us one good President, and
will probably furnish another.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-12
The Milwaukee Sentinel SAYS:

His life is identified with that of the
territory and state of Wisconsin, which
will ever hold mis- name in grateful esteem,
while those of her citizens who had the
good fortune to know him personally will
recall with affectionate remembrance his
many excellent qualities--his truth, his
generosity, his patriot Ism, and his beauti-
full combination of gentle manner with
the most uufinching courage.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-12
AGENTS WANTED

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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-12

DEMAND FOR GoLD.-The demand for
gold is great but is not equal to the de-
mand for the celebrated Chemical Sdler-
atus, especially where this Saleratus has
been tried and where its worth is fully
known. Try it and satisfy yourself. For
sale by most merchants. Use it instead Of
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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-12

CoLp.-It will be remembered that the
last day of September was rather cool
here, but the cold was nothing in compar-
ison with that East and South. In many
portions of the East srow fell, and in
Western Virginia ice formed nearly half
an inch in thickness.