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The Irish Church Suspension Bill.

LONDON, May ga NJ.
The debate on the Irish Church was again resumed,
the Suspension bill being under consideration
Mr.. Gladstone made a speech explaining the
character and intent OF the measure He said the
liberals would not consent to subsidiZe any
religions IN Ireland lie expressed his amazement
that the tories should threaten resistance TO this
bill after yielding to the resolves Of which it
was the logical result. The House Of Lords might
H1ossoy 1osy reject 1Se III but stu it was the
WIN the movement Of reform which it had CON-
Mr.. Gladstone closed by moving that the bill pass
TO second reading.
Mr. Gaihorne Hardy moved that the second read.
g, ing be postponed six months, and supported this
moton with speech Of much warmth. He
declared S.aa that the bin was surprise and
meant mean @confiscation. COZ 1t misstated the Queens
posal OF ecclesiastical patronage, and robbed the
crown OF some OF its greatest prerogatives including
movement to the enemies Of the Church and the
state and made an earnest appeal to all Protestants
The debate was continued at great length
M MI Dsrae s t M at late hour rose He defended the
policy Which iasses ane U Was dhs
astrous to the country and its direct tendency was
TO the abolition of both Church and State
/ Mr. Gladstone replied He said the step taken by
the liberal party was not hostile either to Protestant
ism or to the interests Of the Church OF England.
Inc debate terminated with Mr.. Gladstone's speech,
and division took place on the motion that the bill
have its second reading with the following result
For the second reading. s12
Ag9lnsI H. 258
ESff;s "a: y
HAl0,it ........................... 81
The announcement Of the vote was received with
loud and prolonged cheers from the liberal benches
4 motion was then made that the House go into
committee for the consideration OF the bill on the 5th
of June next. The motion was carried without
division. and the House at two O'Clock this morning
adjourned.
2 Thanks to Napier.
In the House OF Commons tonight Mr.. Disrae
moved vote Of thanks to General Sir Robert Napier,
commanding the Abyssinian expedition.
Sir Stafford NorthcOte, Secretary OF State for
India, said dispatches had recently been received
from General Nap r. The last despatch which had
TeaChnt London w q on dated ADril
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The Evening Telcgra A.

1yjas, Toupces aud Orna ,senial Uair.-Be-i
Quality Hair Dye and Hair Dyens, all coorN Il hilCUG
YURS Bond street.
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Furniture CoverinGss ~ -
Terry, Reps, &c., Q. L. J. B. kelly CO.'S Curtain
sioYc Rroad dNav
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Movements Of the Soldiers aud 1aiiors' Com
n,ittee.
CHICAGO. May y, 1859.
The committee OF the Soldiers and sailors Goa
vention win meet at Washington on The 29th inst,
with the committee Of the National Republican Union
Convention, for the purpose Of notifying General
Grant OF his nomination and presenting bG with the
platform OF the soldiers and Sailors, COnYent.On.
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WinaeI Wd nmssre but KNOX the Halter, 2la Broadway,
son tas Nv mo- means lnger his Shelves but
say ~ ,ns 10 Il 10 order keep ahead of The demand All
% ~ i his determination ~ his patrons with the
ses Hats 10 be bad in the city both "a regards style ad
esy ond at fair price Try o his Ca..oFs and be
Sconvinced OF the truth OF the above.
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Movements Of the Committee Appointed to
Inform General Grant Of His Nomination.

JANEsNILIE, NIS Nay - IoOcs
The officers OF the Natlona. Republican Union Con-
yenton. who were appointed committee TO present
TO General Grant the resolutions OF the Convention,
and inform him of his nomination, propose 10 walt
upon him In Washington, on FRIDAY, the 2sth inst.
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&. Keep the Head Cool and the Hair Healthy
Get q bottle OF CHBvALIERs Life for the Hair
sea how rapidly and pleasantly viii do s *ors Il restores
commended by physicians and sold by al druggs See
Chevaler's Treatise on The Hair Sent BY mail iree
SARAH A. CHEvALlER, NJ. d., l,iG Broadway, " y.
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Bachelors Hair Dye.-The Best In the
world The only perfect Dye harmless, relsbs nstans-
Factory Is Bond street.
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Cristadoro,s Hair Dye.-The Best Ever
manufactured Wholesale and retal aso atpliet at No
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BaIlou's French Yoke shirts, Ready Mn do
order, Wholesale and reta removed ON aV ~
40 nr.aa atpav
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A.-Lyon's Magnetic Insect Powder

A.-PhalOn's "Paphian Lotion" Removes
FRECKLEs, PIMPLES, TAN, SALT RHEUM, Ehhsif-
ELAS
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A.-(:entlemcn's Hats.-FOr n Styltsi; aud
elepan, Hat, 60 to EsPENsCHkID, Manufacture, lis
Nasaa a'raa.
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Don't Triae With n Rad Cough, or Cs,dss
when remedy as sure, prompt aud thorough as JAfSE'S
EXPECIoRAST can be readily obtained Sold everywhers.
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David's Spring style of Genne2eas HAS,
29gh broadway, near Duane street
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EyerdeII,s Wedding Card DepOp, 500 Broad
way The elegant Cards and Note Paper In tbs city
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A.-Stylish and Becoming Hats for Gents and
Youths at popular prices BURKE, 12s Fulton street.
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xu,.,.- Ii..err in the Lap Of spring this Sea.

tn ,nc Observation-Disclosures fov Csnpnlgn
p.sss. n r HAYWARD, 2os Broadway, New YORK
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PhaIOn's "Paphian I.OtiOn'' m ClIe einEi Rcsia-
BILE REMEDY FOR BIEMISHES OF THE ShIA.
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A.-POiitical Banners and Flags.
&. H. TYLER, Manufacturer, % East Broadway.
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Hats for Gentlemep, Hats for boys. uats for
ChVdren al popular prices, JoHNsON's, i Cana street.
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tions OF Grant and Cofax with great enthusiasm.
salute OF cannon was fired and a meeting IS 20
be held this evening.
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A.-Ward's Perfect Fitting SiiiIss, Bro Ff-
WY and Union square also at 3s7 Broa tvay.
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A.-Ward's Cloth Lined Paner CsAi.l1zs nnd
Cuffs Broadway and non square, also ,Ahnes-hc ant
retail at 3e7 Broadway
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A.-SanHeIIe-For Beautifytns and HeannG
the complexion. This s humbug single application
will prove all claim for II. II Immediately renders the
toughest skin soft fair and autifu Every lady should Try
II. Price only 15 cents. For sale by all druggsts.
A.. MAURY Co. Proprfetors, III Duane street.
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A.-PhaIon's "Paphian SOnp'' POsses.es the
properties the "Psphian Lotion" % cents
will not chap the skin il is invaluable for the TOILET
BATH and y NCRSERY.
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A.-LyOu's fIuRuetfc Insect fOWucr-
Il kills instantly.
Cockroaches aeas bugs and kind of insect yermin
killed by remarkable powder II not poison
ous its work. single % cent task has
killed
Peck of Cockroaches.
Be Lyons II Is the original and only true In
Destroying Powder Beware limitations. See sigma
Lyon flask. Depot 2l Park row. New York
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Harvest Prospect
ROME.

The weather to-day is warm and beautiful
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-02-15
Personal.

The reported illness of Vanderbilt
proves untrue.
Miss Caroline LongwOrth, sister of
the late Nicholas LOngworth, of Cincinnati,
died az Newark 90 Saturday.
Mr.. Wisewell, who has been so fire.
quently mentioned for Commissioner Of In-
ternal Revenue, has been nominated by the
President as successor of Rollins, the pres
ent incumbent.
Col. Stephen II. Pinckney, special
agent Of the Treasury Department, and meU-
Der of the Metropolitan Revenue Board has
been notified by the Secretary OF the Treas
ury that his services we're no longer needed.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-02-15

! for paying the salaries of their members Of
| the legislature, which gives the Lieutenant
Goyernor twice the salary Of the members; me-
morial to Postmaster General for additional
mail service between Lone Rock and Ironton.-
The Senate concuIred in the bill enabling
school district No. in the town of Brighton,
Kenosha county, to draw certain schOo! money.
ASSEMBLY A great inany bills were intro
duced the majority of which we're local.-Sen-
ate bills we're coneurred in. incorporating the
Church of the Good Shepherd. at Racine; relat-
ing to the fees of Registers of Deeds for record
ing marriage certificates, to authorize school
district No 1, in the village OF Manitowoc, TO
build a school house; to authorize District No
/, In Whitewater, to borrow money to build
school house; TO amend chap. 1875, revised stat
utes entitled of pleadings IN civil actions.-Ihe
bill repeating the registry law, after BRET but
animated discussion was indefinitely postponed.
SENATE.-Jan. 30th.-Seyeral bills
were introduced, mostly local in their charac-
ter and a number passed, all local except one
TO ameGd sec. ~ of chap. 1873 OF the revised
statutes entitled ''of offences cognizsble before
justices of the peace"
AssEMBLY.-Dyer introduced resolutions com.
plimenting the course OF Secretary Stanton and
commencing the course of the U. >. Senate IN
reinstating him in his Office, and Gen. Grant for
his graceful yielding of the positiOn.-Resolu-
tiOps asking Congress for grant of land TO aid
Ia the construction of the Sturgeon Bay ship
canal we're adopted.-A great many bills were
introduced, the majority of them being local
Bills were passed TO incorporate the Green Bay
" Scott Plank and Turnpike road company;
repeating the law relating TO the license and
keeping of dogs; to amend chap. "a, of revised
statutes concerning executions and proceedings
supplementary thereto-A bill was eoncurred
IN authorizing the voters of Juneau county to
vote on the removal of the county seat from
Mauston 10 New Lisbon.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-02-15
A Young New Yorker RObs his Father
INLAY of $4,000,


From the Cincinnati Enquirer, Jan. I'll
A case of forgery has just come to
light, involving a Young married man,
resident of New York, connected with
respectable family of wealth and po-
sitiOn in that gay metropolis.
A MIR. D, wealthy merchant
doing business in the city of New York,
discovered, few weeks since, dis
crepancy in his bank account, which
not alone startled, but aroused him to
the urgent necessity of employing secret
aid to ferret out the eyil-doer. The de
tective, who from this time was con
stantly on the alert, failed, after the
most ingenious cOntrivances, to solve
the mystery.
A rigid examination of the merchants
bank account showed a difference of
some $780, 900. A forgery had certainly
been committed, but the all-important
question, who had done the deed, re-
manned unanswered.
The severity aud closeness of the
merchants watchfulness strongly sug-
gested 30 his son-in-law the expediency
of leaving for parts unknown, and with
ont much consideration he abandoned
both home and friends, and became a
fugitive.
The distressing intelligence of his
crime and flight was speedily cOmmu-
nicated to his wife, a lady possessing
beauty. and accomplishment. 5, who i'm
portuned, as only a fond aud doting
wife Is capable OF entreating, her fatn
er's forgiveness. The stern and out
ragged parent remained immOvable. -
Despite the solicitations of the wife
and daughter, he employed detective,
with instructions to leave no stone un-
turned ia order to accomplish the arrest
Of the ''dear one from home" The
search seemed fruitless, and those con
ctrned abandoned all thought of hear
ing from or seeing the errlng and
departed youth. 1t happened, however,
that a gentleman from New York, on "a
visit to this city, acquainted with the
occurrences related, as we'll as being a
friend to the wronged merchant, recog
nizad on one OF our streets the young
mau So prominently associated In the
history of this affair, aud instantly dis
patched Information by Telegram to
New York, to the effect that he knew OF
the young man's whereabouts, and
awaited 1nSIuCtlOuS. Inc meICudnJ
responded that he would leave at once
for this city, and to keep a sharp look
ont.
The Eastern train, which arrived
here ON Saturday morning, brought
the injured parent aud wife, who has
tened to the Gibson House, and were
Thought face To face with the fugitive.
The meeting was as may have been
anticipated, not very cordial, and but
few OF the guests knew or surmised
that such sceue of woe was being en-
acted in the immediate neighborhood.
The heart-broken wife pleaded with her
father as only wife can plead for an
erriHg, guilty, but still beloved hus-
band. For some time the stern father
aud indexible man OF business was ill.,
.exorabie, but finally more humane feel
.iugs prevailed, coupled most likely with
a shrinking from the shame of the ex-
posnre, aud last evening the party lett
for New York, the merchant gloomy
aud taciturn, although forglving; the
Young man reg etful and repentant,
and the wife the only happy being of
the party. .s
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-02-15
The Science of Health.
Every Man his own Physician.
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS,
AND ...H
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT.

Disorders Of The Stomach, Liver and Bsvelss
The Stomach is tho great contre which influences the
nJgss.io. osisive breath and physcafpr0s
trati5n the urai consequences Aimed to inc BRAN,
eete and bilious disorders pains in tho side,
&C. The Bowels sympathize BY Costiyeness pl1rrhoea
and Dysenery The principal action q these ts IS on
tcpate In their recuperave and regenerave operation
ErysIpeIas and salt RheHm
Are i've on me mos eD 10 tb tt Gi1tment ia IS
psoial antagonistic, its mOdus operandf IS nrst 70
eradicate the venom and then complete the cure.
had Legs, Old Sores and Ulcers.
Gases of many years. standing that have
varaBy 5uccumbed to Few applications OF TINS poWeFfu
Erapftons the skin.
Arising from pad state Of the blood OF chrome a,s
surpasses many Of the cosmetics and other toilet app
ances in its power TO dspel rashes ana other dsgnre
- :, :. Female CempIaints.
dawn Of Omaphood, OF the turn ofifo these tonic ned
enes display 50 decided an lniiaenee thai marked lI
Being purely vegetab preparation they are safe and
ton of health and station Of life
piles and FistuIa.
livery form ana o. He It by NJ re s ~
this emoent Concentrations should precede ITS ap-
plication. Its healing qualities win be found to be
thorough ana inysriable.
Both The Ointment and Pills should be used IN The fol-
IolgiHg cases;
Bunions burns chapped hands, chblains, stula, gout
lumbago, mercural eruptonsr piles rheumatism ring
worm salt rheu, scalds skin diseases, sweled glands
sore legs sore breasts sore heads throats sores OF
all kinds spraips, stif Joints letter, ulcers Venerea
sores, wounds of all kinds
CAUTION None are genuine unless the words
{" HoLLOwAY's NEW YORK AMP LoNDoN,,' are discern
able as wATERNARK every leaf Of the book of direc
lions around each pot box the same may be seen
" byHoLpING THE LEAF TO THE LIGHT a handsome
reward VIII be given 70 any one rendering saeh nioIaa
ton may lead to the detection OF party or parties
citing the medicines vending the same know
ing them to be spurious.
ss Sold at the Inanrfactory of Professor HOLLOWAY,
80 Maiden Lane New York, and by all respectable Drug
sts and Dealers in Medicines throughout the civilized
world.
sizes .er
Reflections for the guidance of patients IN every
disorder are affixed to each pot and box
TleaIersiu nv well known medicines can have show
cards circulars. &c, sent FREE or EXPENSE by al
dressing Thomas Holloway, 50 Maiden Lane, n. Y
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-02-15
MUTTON.
PIECES.

Hoofand's German Bitters, per bottle, 81 o.
half dozen, 90
Hoohand's German Tonic. put up N quart bottles
81 80 per bottle, or q halfdOzen for ST.50.
DO not forget TO examine well the article y0u
buy in order 10 get the genuine
EE-F For sale BY all druggists and stOre-ksepsEs
everywhere.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-02-15
wIsCOrsIN LEGIsLATuRE.

SENATE, Jan. 29th Bills we're pass
ed authorizing the county board Of Green
county to erect soldiers monument providing
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-02-15
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

In a difficulty at Nashville between q
white boy and a freedmsn Tuesday afternoon
the latter was mortslly wounded. -
The store of Abraham Posner, in the
Bowery, New York, was robbed saturday
night OF SIS, 600 in jewelry aud money.
Two more illegitimate infants have
died at Madame Rsstello's private lying-in
asylum, in New York, from neglect and nm
proper food. TtbA
Patsey Riordon. who killed the boy
Mccain In a prize fight opposite st. Louis
short time since, was tried IN BelievllIe III
Tuesday. and sentenced to one months I'M
prisonment ia the county jail. dis eompan'
ions under eighteen years OF .ge were sen
tencea to one week's confinement IN the same
place.
The captain and two sailors OF the
crew of the schooner Moses Warning, which
was fnundered at sea, we're rescued ON the
18th nit, by the bark Minnie GORDON and
taken to Gibraltar. Ihey had been for seven
DAYS without food to sustain life. They were
Obliged to resort to the flesh of the mate
who died from exhaustion. When picked up,
the men were hardly able to movssor speak,
but are now recovering
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-02-15

The strike on the Memphis, Clarks'
vile and Nashville road has been adjusted,
and trains will run regularly hereafter.
Dispatches from Jefferson City re-
port that Gov. Fletcher is about to seize the
Missouri Pacific railroad in the name of the
state.
A bill has been introduced IN the
Missouri house to abOlish capital punish-
ment. ana substitute therefor imprisonment
for life. ~ -
In the Florida convention on Satur-
day a resolution was offered that no delegate
now in the convention be eligible to the of
fee OF governor, lieutenant-gOvernoT, secre-
tary OF state. auditor, treasurer, or re glstfT
of public lands, for the space OF 10 years
from date. Resolution went over.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-02-15

JUNIPER Tar SOAP lis a certain cure
TOR chspped hands ana all roughness irritation
of tue skin, eczema, ringgormt salt rheum, p1m-
pies and s oth ct cutaneous affections, making the
Hazard & Co, New York, Sold By all druggists.
nOv5eOw
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-02-15

THE PUREsT AND SWEETEST COP LIVER
OIL IA the world, manufactured from fresh, healthy
MYERS upon the sea shorei It is perfectly pure and
sA eet Patients who have once taken il can take
no other. Ask for "Hazsrd Caswell's God Liver
on" Manufac ured by Caswen, Hazard & Co.,
NeS YORK. sold by all druggists, noS5eow
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-02-15

gT Fsnian circles in Boston have voted
TO work on st. Patrick's day instead of
marching in procession, and devote their
earnings towards revolutionary purposes IN
ireland.
Trains letter to the New York World,
dated on board the Scotia, saws: Il. @. d.
rant took out 10 EnglaDd $500 ,0Oe IN gold,
the proceeds OF the sale Of new stock OF the
Rock Island railroad, to purchase 20 900 tons
Of iron for the extension of the road to Omaha.
The Boston Board of Trade COnven-
ton viii meet and organize Wednesday, and
the entire body OF strangers will be rendered
a monster sleigh-Tide in the sfternOon.-
Thursday, after the business is attended TO,
the public buildings will be visited, and IN
the evening q reception will be given to the
members at Music Hail, the Mayor extending
<t 8 welcome TO Boston, Friday evening there
~ will be ieTee at the American House, on the
part Of the merchants of the city.
The Connecticut Democratic conven-
tion resolved itself in favor of paying the
pablic debt in the manner provided by Law;
that the democratic party are frIenis OF
eauaI tax alton; that the rights OF citizens
abroad shOuld be prOtecteds that the demsc-
rscy are opposed to forcing negro suffrage IN
othar states OF establishing Ii IN their own;
, also complimentary to the President.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-02-15

A destructive FIRE occurred In Frank
fort XIV on Monday consuming property
to the amount OF $40 GOO; insurance about
so 900.
A fire at Champaign, ILL.,, on the
night Of the 30th ut, destroyed property TO
the value OF SIS 000; Insurance ali ia Illinois
companies except $4.O00 in the Ktns, of
Hartford.
A fire broke out abOut O'Clock Sum-
av morning in FOrd's wooden block, corner
eco3d and Center streets, Mlnona, MINI
sebree stores one real estate Office aud M
sGTapse agency were entneiy destroy Cd; me
total IOss s.uIot be estimated--prObsbly not
over So, 900. with an insurance OF S2,zs0.
There was q destructive fire IN Ire
mont street, Galveston, Sunday night, sup
posed to have been the work of an incendiary.
Total loss $50 600. y. II. Heunessv, s2b,OOOi
I'M Moore & Co., s. 000; John Lsndbank,
s. GEO. All fully insured. Prince a Barnum
IOst s., 600; insured for $4,000.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-02-15
Aver,a Charru Peotoral.


- - soothing expect0rant1 prepared
# 60 % meet the urgent need Of a sale and
$50 ~ reliable cure Tor diseases 81 the throat
#%-%n a and lungs. "a trial 81 many years has
- e9fsf established the fFct- that 70 IS more ett
- ~ fcacia5s in pulmonary auectsonst than
ssaa 49, any other iT Its efficacy mas nos
i become eoreruliy known that IT IS
fJusfy EegaTdat iu mary countries as a
medicine If Indispensable necessity. - treat Britain
france and GerngHy netea science lls e lched
its highest perit ct. 81 IS pgFscp rel IN q fiese rac
tee nde2usiarg used IN the gTpes. q h4stsis and
other public tttils whore ~ srlrtie y tie al
tending pigsicl.ns the most specdy and agrtcate
remedy that be employed. Scarcely neghhor-
hood found. wei rusun eases Of diseased
lungs which had 1f the n rts ~ toe Tif slli u
and experience doctors, have been aun3ueng cured
by it, Those results the most convincing profs ot
the Superior curaty properties "a this preparation and
them the authors point with peculiar satisfaction
While against diseases u -
extfpmer gentle atle i'm infancy and youth, be
ing quite harmless the Youn when admins
tered iulciuusy This health plishes even
prevention than II taken IN season. u
heals all rr0ns OF the throat and lungs whether ans
nu from Colds Coughs. from other causes and
prevents that long trainpt paint and lncurable dis
eases. which would arise from the neglect OF them.
Hence no family shuuid be wtnOutt Influenza, Group,
Hoarseness Wh0oping Cough. Pleursy, lncipent Con
SUMPTION and other affections Of the breathing organs,
give way before this preeninent combination Of medical
virtues.
sold b. all Druggists and dealers in medicine everywhere
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-02-15

The French Government have or
ganized a military commission to &C.
company the British army in Abyssinia
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-02-15
BOOTS g. SHOES.
CLARKE G. BROW NJ /,
Manufacturers q Wholesale Dealers only.
asa IA@G W. ateE street
mILwAUK WISCONSIN,.

We Manufacture III kinds OF Custom-Msde Goods
which we warrans In every respect. In Eastern
goods our stock ia large and com plete. Ohp th1s
out for reference and call and see ne whsn In the
market
The New York herald., 1868-03-08

A PARrMENTs TO LEr-wITH A SMALL PRIVATE
family - Charlton street Front and back Psrior. front
two Bedrooms IN third story hns large airy yard, Ac Ref
Wvncse eEchanged " b sesn ftVm II untn 0'olook