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lem advertisements.
Great Discovery.

II hrs long been claimed that If W. knew H. there word
be herb, combination Of herbs and ba that
would all the ills hpan fesh i. heir to- Or. NshlCr
with few Of his professional friends have kept hsidea
sastly in view and sbed earnestly and psrse,erngly
years tn find this desirable Though they have
not found instant for all complaints. they have
ihce,s discovered remedy, which, yct has failed
In curing Cl and Fever Dysp.p.s and all diseases
any impnry of the blood dsArargemebt Of the
gsstvs organs including Liver Complaint, Cough, Cods
Sick Headache Neuralgia Nervousness General Debility and
all affections Of tn. Kidneys and Urinary Organs.
This great discovery, in honor Of the iadesle lsbors Of
DR.. Mi,h.r, called Msiers Herb Rtsrs and wherever
introduced taxes the place Of Qnnine md the hos. Of other
remedies ns heretofore COR the complaints mentioned above
Sold by nil druggists and general dcairr,.
Prepared solely ty DR. s. b. HARTMAN co, Successor,
to DIR. q NIsHLER, Lancaster, Penn. mayl6-Sm-sp-l
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Prentice says: "The democratic party 10 -.
Stunning the spring fashions. the radical party the
full fashions"
The Boston Post says: Sending Stevens Logan,
and Butler to take Guano islands, would be like
"ssnding Goals to Newcastle"
The report that the boot-blacks had advanced
to Is cents ON tho dominant party, on account Of
the increased length Of the heel, requires eonhr-
nation.
The women Of the treasury department, tho
past month, at the request of Treasurer Spinner,
were taxed 81 eachifor the Lincoln national mon
umsnt.. The request, of course, was . demand.
Distance seems to add entertainment to the
view of our anomalous political programme. 1t is
congregation by reading them q letter on inn
parchment in America. Thus il would seem
that an American misfortune may become fun in
Europe.
the Illinois river, has seriously injured the FISH.
ing in the Kankakee So say fishermen.
Weston, the pedestrian, has entered into an
agreement to walk from Bangor, Maine, to St.
Paul, Mimi, and return to Buffalo, in 100 days,
on wager of $4,000 side He is to start
about the 10th of August. During the trip he
is alss TO walk 100 miles inside Of 90 hours, five
times.
large body of armed negroes, in regular mil
itary array, were marching through Clark county,
Miss, few days since. They visited the house
OF negroes who refused to affiliate with the Loyal
League, and took them away, it was believed to
murder them.
The dwelling house Of John T. Porter, thrss
miles west of Dwight, with nearly all the furni.
ture, &c., was burned on the 7th inst. Loss
$1,000 No insurance. Mr.. p was recently
from La Sale county.
A new paper, to be called the Dwight C0urier,
will soon make its appearance in that village.
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On ,ih'I,pA street, IN 'front.' OF " ~
do in front Of
On Jefferson street, in front Of

In accordance with The grade heretofore established for such
sidewalk and the ordinance Of said city respecting
And is hereby further ordered That the owners of tn.
lets parts of los fire. ing upon said sidewalks be required
the sidewalk in front Of their respective lots
parts OF lots witnn thirty days from and after the first
day of june 1885, and that failure of any or all of
the said lot to reconstruct the ans within thirty
days from and tho first day of Jn1e 1868 the City
c Kill cause the TO se reconstructed and will levy
special the real benefited
by to dey the expenses Of said Improvement the cost,
of the proceedings thereia ~ - s# =.
The VI the said lots parts Of lots required to
comply With said ordinance within tho time spsc ed in the
and said owners Of said lets parts lots shall
fail TO comply with said ordinance the sidewalks will he re-.
built 10y the City Council and special assessment will be
levied deay the expenses thereof according to law
N. WATERMAN, City Clerk.
Ottawa Nav Sth ls63-lw
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Current News.

There are now forty Psstmistressss in Ala
'bama, and these ladies are discharginy their du.
ties with great fidelity and promptness.
The income list Of Rock Island il just pub
lished. Tho annual revenue derived from the
district will foot up to about $2S,000 P. L. c.
BILE returns the largest income, $4,000, Messrs.
Deere next, G. II. Deere returning $2l,307, and
John Deere $10,542.
The Houston Telegraph WAS instituted 30 years
ago to get Texas into the union. The Boston Pos
Aotes that IL 10 still q t.
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On Columbus street, in front Of
except n ~ II Of 81.


On Main ST. in front of Court House Square, 100
In with the grade heretofore established for such
sidewalk and the ordnance Of said city respecting sidewalks
And Is hereby further ordered That the Of the lot.
parts Of lots fronting upon said sidewalk b required 10
rebuild the sidewalk in front of their respective lets or part.
of lots within thirty days from and the first day OF
Jrae 1861 I'd that failure Of any Of the said
lot TO rebuild the within thirty days from and
after said first day ef jane 1863 the City Council will cause
the TO be rebuilt and will levy special assessment on
the real estate deemed benefited thereby 10 deay the ex
penses Of said Improvement and the Of the
therein
Tbs Of the said lots parts of lot, are required to
comply with said ordinance within the time specified in the
and said of sad lots parts Of ots shall
fail to comply with said ordnance the said sidewalks will be
rebuilt by the City Council and special will be
levied derxy the expenses thereof according to law
20 ,. r. N. WATERMAN, Guy Clerk
Ottawa Nav Sth lS6s-lw
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Amovsmsat il on foo. by the citizens Of the
towns of Adams and Worthwhile TO drain the large
pond of water on the Clark farm, on either side
Of the road, in Adams, and which oftens makes
the road impossible. It will cost SEINE $50, and
will be big thing for the farms along there.
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SIDEWALsk N0TlCE.-Notice 1. hereby given,
- that the City Council Of the city of Ottawa did at
regular meeting OF the City Couhs held Tuesday May 5th
1903 pass ordinance in the words and figures following
to wit:
"fy Aeeby oird ty he City C,s,c7 NJ NE city NJ Oncca
"Tia the sidewalks be rebuilt in front Of the following
scribed lots situated in the Original Town Ottawa in the
county of Ia Sale and State Of Illinoia. to Wit
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L5DirO.

On Friday, NAV 18TH 1865 Mrs. AGNES LEAHY, wife Of
Dasis LeaEy.
Her funeral will take place Sunday, the 18th
| inst, at Ne 80 Columbus street.
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NOTICE.-Al persons indebted to the late firm Of
N bsttrrman, Gondo Co. requested to settle their
accounts BY the lot OF Jny next sad save coats all
% oncer for cslscton Call at stro6e sndoSs Harness
shop, Main ssrsst. BETT1RNAN, G0NDOLP / %
Nay o-Sv. 'H.l rf1i' = MI - A -
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SIDEWALK NOTICE.-Notics i. hereby given.
- that the City Council of the city OF Ottawa did at
regular meetin: of the City Council held Tuesday, May 5t
1865 pass ordinance in the words and figures following
20 wit: ....-..
ar ia hereby ordered BY IN. CITY Council Of ne city Of otaca
THAT the sidewalks be repaired in front If the toll owing
scribcd lots situated in thestaes Addition 10 wit
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Rem advertisements.

- that the City Council Of the city Of Ottawa did At
regular meeting Of the City Ceeseil, Asd Tussy Nay
paas Al ordnance in the wsrds and figures following
~ Ir.sya os1.s - q, c,v .sa J, O. ~ :, o,o,,o
That the sidewalks be rebuilt n sst Of the following
sebed lots su>sd in tie States Addition Ottawa,
tne county OF La Sale and State Of Iinsis, wit:
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AarrtrO.

A. the residence Of Nathaniel Mcn'yre il the
Allen, THURSDAY May 7th, 1868 by Rev j. s. Haxv ell
Mr.. JOHN NJ KENNEDY, Of Santa Clara county California
10 Miss MAGGIE A. MCINTYRE, Of the former place.
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pem ADVERTISEMENTS.

SlDEWAIk NOClCE.-NstHs Is hereby given,
NJ That the City Council Of the city OF C.tawa did, at
regular meeting OF the City Council held Tuesday May 5h,
iooo pass an ordinance, the wors and figures following,
W VIZ -t i'f ~ -.is"I4 n. ..
ns,s orsfernt by The Cfy Cposii ~ L cay ~ 01a:
THAT the sidewalks 10 repaired in float OF toe
scrihed lots situated in Green's Addition Ottawa wit
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Congressional Synopsis.
FRIDAY, May 8.

FRIDAY, May ..
Stn0te.-Not in session
H9ase-After the passage of few private
bills Mr. Stevens, from the reconstruction COM
mittee, reported the bill to admit Arkansas to
representation in Congress and moved the pre-
vious question on its passage The Democrats
protested that no time was given fer debate or
for examination Of the constitution or the vote
by which it was ratified and this Wow was also
supported by Mr. Baker, of Illinois, who wanted
to hear read the constitution upon which they
proposed to act, because he desired to vote with
understanding upon the subject. Business of
this sort should not be done hurrisdly nsr should
the bill be passed in the absence of the state con.
stitution itself
Nr. Stevens said there was not clause in the
constitution which could be.obiected to BY any
man, unless he was opposed to freedom. He did
not propose to debate the question to-day, and
he would therefore call tho previous question,
which was sustained, and the bill passed as sta.
ted
The House spent the rest Of to-day in committee
Of the whole, and Mr. Cook read long manus-
nript speech on the general condition of things,
at the close Of which the House adjourned to
Monday.
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CHANGE OF TINE!
Chicago, Rock Island d Pacific Railroad.

TRAINS LEAVE OTTAWA STATION:
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TlIIiRSDAy Nav "A

THURSDAY, Nay IA
IOua.--Ihc House resumed the ccnsidera.
1ian Of the omnibus bill. A motion to omit
Alabama from the list, in view Of the fact that
that state had voted down her constitution was
lost--b2 to 70. Florida. however, was stricken
out. The bill finally passed by l0S to IS.
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NOTlCR.-Al perssns indebted 70 The cid Arm Of Dsrk
~ Koch, q keeh Rose. either by note q book g.
sOunt are hereby qlsted make payments the under
signed before Juls 18th, II they would ssvs costs.
Ottawa, Nay 10, 1S6o-Sv KOCH BEpIKHk.
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cIDEWALN NoTICE.-No,

Ottawa, May Sth, ls63.-lw
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nISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE
~ Tho psrtaershlp hitherto existing between Koch
REESE hereby dissolved by mutual consent Mr. A. Ddeksr
having bsasht out the interest u F. NJ Rose ls above
named hrn The accounts aAd liabilities Of the cid firm will
b settled By Koch / Brdsksr. G. KOCH,
=. n. ROsR,
Ottawa Nay 18th, 1865 4. BRDBKkR.
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A NOVELTY IN iTEAS.
TEAS SIXTY DAYS F6OM Japan.

We now receiving Uncosred Japan Teas by way q
Pacific Nail Steam Ship Coz route direct from Iotd.
kama ria San Francisco Put up for in Japan in
pound papers The usual time allowed for crgo Of Teas
rem Japan year and half, but American enterprise
has enabp M to oer to customers Japan Teas fresh
Oh" natives themselves can procure them Owing to the
htaxN ir.-li n,liCcl tn 81 40 Iauli
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FANCY BRANDS.

Having had many calls from trade for fancy brri OF
OolOny and Young yson Teas, have been induced to
put up pound sealed packages fancy favored Ming.
Oolong and NankiN Moyune Young Iyssn which we are
offering at 1925 per pound for Ooong and $3.50 Tor Young
Hysou The only advantage these possess
lar styles il the fancy favor.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-06-19

A RING AROUND THE SUN.-Thousands of
our citizens turned their eyes heavenward
to-day, as the sun approached the me-
ridian, to watch the luminous circle which
encircled the central body of our planetary
system. The cause of this unusual solar
ring gave rise to variety of comment,
more or less vague. Some skilled in such
matters regarded it as belt of fog which
had been formed by the attraction of the
sun, and some stated that it indicated the
approach of storm. As the sun is some
ninety-six millions of miles from the earth,
it was impossible to despatch even our
balioonist to the scene of action. One
broker on State street thought it was a gol-
den ring, and indicated the continuance
of an easy money market Time will up
hold its dire intent, and the astronomers
of Harvard College viii no doubt give as
scientific solution Of the circle.-BoSton
Journal, jane 8
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CRIME.

Jas. E. Shepard, wife murderer, pleaded
entity of murder in the second degree. at
Washington on the 9Th, and was sentenced to
Imprisonment for life.
A man named Aoladay and his wife were
brntaIIy murdered in their own house in Sea-
forth. Canada, ON Sunday. Their son has
been arrested on suspicion.
MIR. Crabtree, father of the actress Lolita,
was arrested Tuesday evening on complaint
of his daughter, charged with appropriating
s21 600 belonging to her. bill has been
found against him by the grand jury.
A negro boy, named Gilbert Fenner, shot
Iloyd Brown his brother-in-law, with a shot
gun, in Memphis, killing him outright, for
threatening to whip him. The boy escaped,
although the deed was done in the middle OF
the day and in the center of the city.
A dwelling house near Medina, n. Y, was
entered by burglars Monday night and the in
mates gagged and bound and $4,000 IN gov
eminent bonds stolen. The burglars were
pursued and fired at The bonds were Tecov-
cred and three of the burglars captured at
GOsport Tuesday forenoon.
The Rev. Lambert Young, Catholic priest
of Frankfort has been committed to the
county Jail by order of Judge Ballard, OF the
United States District Court, of Louisville,
Kv for declining to give testimony in the
case of the mobbing and hanging of negro
in Frankfort, last January, for the alleged
ravishing and attempt to murder AN Irish
girl of that place.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-06-19

The Senate on Saturday confirmed the fol
lowing nominations: VIM. l.. Howard, OF Al
ALBANIA. recorder of public money at Mobile;
Jobn 4 Broad. commissioner to adjust the
claims of Indiana for expenses incurred in the
late war; Nathan Goff, Jr., attorney for West
Va: CAPT. Pennock, commodore in the navy;
Commander V. b. Harrison, captain; Lieut..
Commander VIM. p. Mccain, commander;
Alfred a. Lacy. collector of internal revenue
of first district of Louisiana, vice j. Hadman,
resigned: w. F. Randall, of Wisconsin, con-
snI at Taicahaunee; Mahlon Wilkinson, of Da-
kotah. Indian agent Of the Upper Missouri;
Brig. Gen. James ID: Carlton MAJOR oeneral
the late war.
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pERSONAL.
Thurlow Weed is sick at Saratoga.

Thurlow Weed Is SICK at saratoga M
Commodore Vanderbilt is reelected Presi-
dent of the Hudson River Railroad.
]. Ross Browne, minister to China, sailed
ON the Henry Chauncey Tuesday for Cali
fornia.
The President has nominated to the Senate
2 Rapan. of Ohio, to be post captain of the
navy.
Goulding has completed the thousand mile
feat and after recuperating intends to chal-
lenge Weston.
A Joint resolution to restore Captain James
F. Armstrong TO the active list of the navy
was passed by the Senate Monday.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-06-19

A FISHERMAN got drowned in the star
west" of Brazil, lately, in an unusual man
ner. One night he fastened his hne-a
strong one-to his leg, and threw the bait
ed hook into the river, while he then lay
down and went to sleep. A large fish took
the bait. dragged him into the river and
drowned him. Next morning his body was
recovered. the fish still fast, and the flesh
of the mans leg cut to the bone by the line
showing the strength of the fish and the
dreadful struggle of the man.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-06-19

THE steamer Cora, the first boat of the
season from Fort Benton, with a large
number of passengers and cargo of val
liable freight, arrived at Omaha, 4th inst.
The steamer Amelia Poe, en- route to Fort
Benton, sank at the mouth of Milk River,
on the 23d of April. The boat and cargo
are total loss. This steamer made over
$50, 900 last season for her owners. The
destruction Of steamers. engaged in the
mountain trade has been very great this
season
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-06-19

A BoY was sent by his mother to saw
some stove wood out of the old railroad
ties. Going out doors shortly after, she
found the youth sitting ON the saw horse,
with head down. The mother asked her
hopeful son why he was cast down, and
why he didn't keep at his work. The boy
answered thus: "My dear mother, l find
it hard, very hard, to sever old ties.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-06-19

On the LIST instant a notable triple we'd
ding occurred in Dubuque, Iowa. Three
daughters of the Rev. Lyman Whiting,
pastor of the Congregational Church of
that city, were married at the same time,
the ceremony being performed by their IA
ther. The affair produced q decided SEN
sation in that usually quiet town.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-06-19

A LARGE Drove or CATTLE FOR Missouri.
The San Antonio (Texas) Express, of the
21st says;
Three thousand head of cattle viii start
from the Chupederas settlement, fifteen
miles southeast of this city, in this county,
for st. Louis, No., ON the 1st of June Ed.
Cunningham is the chief drover."
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-06-19

WIRE Work AND WIRE CLorH-Evans &
o., POI Lake street, Chicago, make baskets,
cages, sleeves, griddles,, screens, rat traps,
muzzles, vegetable boilers, game covers, &C.,
and paw special attention TO the manufacture
Of elegant, fashionable borders and arches for
trailing flowers over graves.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-06-19

In several rural parishes in England
there is an endowment to employ man to
90 about the parish church, during sermon.
TO keep the people awake and drive dogs
oft of the building.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-06-19


Disorders OF the Stomach. Liver an d Bowels
The Stomach the great centre which influences the
health sease Of the system ~ dsbaiea Dy
i5n the nitnrilc oaseuences Allied TO the brain,
o,npI ilts and unre lreshing sleep Tae IYer becomes
zitscte and bilious disorders pans ~ the Sue
Re- The Bowels ssnplthze 10y Costiveness, DiarTsoea
i Tig,entery The principal action of these Pills is
hc stomach, and liver, lungs bowelsand kdne par
cipae in their recuperatve and regenerave operation
Erysipeias ard Salt Ehcum
Are two of the most common and virnient disorders
prevalent on this continent TO these tne Oseas 6
eradicate the venom and then complete the cure
Bad Leee. Old Sores and UIcer@
refused yield any other remedy OF have in
variah succunbed to few applications OF this powerful
Erupttons on the Skin.
Arising from bad state Of the blood or chronic dis
are eradiciied IN clear ina sariaee
resaned by the rest lraye acton Of tss Uia a
ances to dspel rashes and other disgure-
'"''''' u '''0 -"0F emaie Complaints.
Whether in the OIL married or single, at the
dawn # e 81 thai 9g 1Sps i
-ovee Is soon percepbe in the health OF the patient
Tem e fSr III sss q Tees IN every ooad
ton OF health and station Of life.
Pies and Fi-tuia.
Every form and feature of these prevalent and stubborn
disorders eradcated locally ami entirely By the use of
rcation Its healing qualities viii be found to be
thorough and iuvariable.
Both che Ointment and Pls should DC used an the fot-
i0toiRg cases:
Bunons, burns chapped hands, chblans fstuls, govt,
lumt ago. nercural eTuptans- piles, rheumatism ring
worm salt rheum, sealds skin diseases sweled glands,
sore lers sore breasts sore heads troas Of
all kinds sprains, stiff joints letter, ulcers, venereal
sores, wounds OF all kinds.
CAUTIOE!-None are genuine unless the words
"HoLLowAY's NEW YORK AND LONDON, are discern
able wATEMARK in every lear oil the Dooz OF dfec-
tons each pot the same may be seen plain
IL by uor.DIyG THE LEAF &c THE HIGHT. A handsome
reward will be given to any erng stch inforna
may lead TO the detection of any party or parties
counterfeitn the or vending the same, know
ing them TO be spurious. -
80 Maiden Lane New York. and by all respectable Drug
gsts and Dealers in Medicine, throughout the civilized
world =,
g There is considerable saving by taking the larger
sizes.
B-Direcsons for the guidance of patients in every
disorder are affixed to each pot and box
e- Dealers my well-knoun medicines can nave snow
cards, circulars, &c, sent FREE OF EXPENSES by ad
Pressing Thomas Holloway ~ Maiden Lane N n
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CAUTION.
PIECES.

Hoohand's German Biters, per botfle, 81 %
. half dozen. 90
HoohanG's German Tonic. put up n quart bottFe
si 80 per bottle, or halfdozen for $40.
fT-Do not forget 20 exemsre well the article jou
buy, in order to get the eenuiTe.
eE- For sale by al druggists and store-keepezA
eyCYVhere.
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CHEAPEST BOOK SINCE THE WAR.

EENHE WESTERN NEWS COMPANY,
II corner Dearborn and Madison Sts Chicago, have
just published Coppee's
LIFE OF GRANT.
1853 pages post octavofor S10 in CLOTH 2O in paper
sent FREE by mail receipt of price-with fine steel
portrait of Gen. Grant and all the official maps revised
and corrected to date the ONLY AUTHORIZED Life of
Grant now complete. The following letter from Major
Gen. Jno A. Rawlns, Chief of Grants staff the
official character of the work.
"PROF. HENRY COPPEE.-SIR: with the especial
approval of General Grant, have the pleasure of
ing you herewith such materials will be of service
you in the preparation OF History of Grant and
his Campaigns" and shall be happy give you, any
time, assistance In my power in securing accuracy
and completeness TO your work les 1t
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-06-19
From Rev. E. D. Fendall.

Assistant Editor c1istios Chronicle, Philadelphia
I have. derived decided benefit from the use of
Hoohand's German Bitter~ and feel il my privilege
TO recommend th' IN as most valuable tonic, al
who are suffering from general debility or from
diseases arising from arrangement OF the liver.
Yours truly,
E. D. FENDAII.
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MARRIED PER

son, or those about to marry should send SOC. and
receive by return mall my lecture Offspring which
obtained the gold medal prize Of the Boston University
1t the directions followed it is certain safe re
able. Enclose stamp and address Dr. L. b. COLLINS,
Box OBJ Chicago. nayz3 4w
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-06-19

A heavy rainstorm visited Dubuque Friday
afternoon, washing out the streets and side
of water feIl In one hour. Siighf darnaae was
done TO the Illinois Central Railroad track
near punleath, and on the Southwestern
Railroad west of Farley; but the damage is
repaired, and the roads are now in working
order. The damage to streets alone in Du-
buque is estimated sc not less than ten thou
sand dollars. The total loss in that CITY VIII
reach from forty to fifty thousand dollars.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-06-19

plant, Jaundice,
or Nervous Debili
rhoea, Disease Oi
all Diseases arts
ordered Live ,
Inuestines.