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A N ORDINAN NOE

A N ORDINA NOE
IA TO Make an Appropriation out of the
Income of the Grard Estate, for the purposes
therein mentioned.
OF the City OF Philadelphia do ordatn, TnaJ the
sum OF one hundred and twenty. three thou
sand and fifty dollars (Sl230 COY be and the
of the residuary portion OF the Girard Estate
for the year eighteen hundred and sixty nine
QS69), for the purposes OF paying the expenses
oI and for the Girard Estate and Trust for the
said year In the following particulars, that is
Lem l. Water rent, two Thousand dol
81. 900
Item q Taxes, fifty. seven thousand dol
Item 8. Salaries, sixty. eight hundred
dollars. .............". $500
thousand 20 900
Item 5. Permar eat improvements, two
thousand dollars....... 1000
Item 9. General repairs 10 real estate
tighleen thousand dollars........,.,.....,: 1000
Item T. Inside painting three thousand
dollars. ............. 5000
Item s. Outside painting and glazing,
four Thousand dollars...:..... ...."........ 1000
Item g. Paper and hanging, four Lhous
sand ........... 1000
600
| sci fees, fuel stationery, and printing,
watchmen, assistant in Superintend-
enls Office, cesSpools, five thousand
six hundred and fifty dollars. ............,. $50
$l23 O5O
Section 2. That the sum of twelve hundred
| ana nIty collars De ana the same 1s hereby
| appropriated out of the income of the fund
| appropriated under the twenty second Item of
| the will of Stephen Girar1 for the improve
| ment of the eastern front of the City of Pnila-
| del phia ($l250).
Section g. That the sum OF five hundred and
| five dollars and sixty.Jwo cents oe aud the
same is hereby appropriated, under the 6fGh
item of the will OF Stephen Girard, for the
purchase of fuel for The Poor wnite house.
| keepers and room-keepers" (s5.5 62).
Section 4. The warrants for said apprOprla-
| tions shall be drawn in conformity with exist.
| ing ordinances.
JOSEPH f. MARCER,
President Of Common COungi.
Attest
ROBERT BETHEL,
Assistant Clerk of Select Council.
WILLIAM s. STOKLEY,
President OF Select CDuncl.
Approved this twentyn NTH day OF Decem Der,
y MORTON MoMJCaAEL,
lit Mayor OF Fhil ,delpnia.
h or Instruction TO the Chief Commissioner
| OF Highways to Clean the Streets.
Resolved, By the Select and Common Coun-
ellis of the City of Philadelphia, That the Onief
Com missioner of Highways Is hereby
| directed 10 employ men Go nave The streets
| cleaned in front of inlets aud charge the sama
! to the contractors for the cleansing of tue
streets In whose district the work may be
| done - - -.
President OF Common Councl.
BENJAMIN II. HAINEs,
Clerk of Select Council.
WILLIAM s. SrOKLEY,
President Of Sc ecJ Council.
Approved this twenty ninth day OF December,
Apno Dominl one thousand eight hundred and
sixty.e eight "a. ID. 1862
MOTION McMIOHAEL
lit Mayor of Philadelphia
|
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PFREM PTORY SALE OF A FIRST GLASS RE-
TAIL STOCK OF DRY GOODS
On NIondsy mo ming.
January at 10 O'clock, on four months credit by
order OF assiguees. Ii2s'
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AUCTION SALES

M THOMAS d SONS, NOS. lsg AND fGI
EXTENSIVE .sALE-srATEs UNION HOTELS
HousEBoLD fSsSITTsss..r SYs SrEfs s.re1 1MANrEt AND
6hRRr 6iTh MiFH4F5 9f eforas 70 CHANDELIERS
On Monday morning,
snss Ton aotS So s msss see r tse
Ing walnut parlor furniture, mantel aud pier mir
Ss0 %IetIrs ss9a.
and Other carpeis sfse nnsny of ng n
zDc office f6rhitnre recpTcoi chest made BY Evans
y q Kitchen REs SIsnss SOsSc sic large
SALE OF REAL ESTATE AND STOCKS
jan D At IL O'Clock, noun, az the Exchange. Will
CALLwBILL street, NO 25iS-Three.story Brlck
Tavern aaa dwelling and Large LGi. 80
SOUTH Street, No, lSOs-Two Thrse-story Brick
CoXI Is Street, No. l2D8-Tnree story Brick DWELL
BsowN Street. no lsl-Two.story Brick Dwelling.
MARHsALL Street. NO. s25-Two-story Brick
TENTH CsOutbl, No, lO7-Three-story Brick Tavern
A9H GB RTsTiAN Street. No. 2lO2-Thr,e e story Brick
D~ei''"S STOCKS, LOANS ETC.
20 shares Western Bank
iSOOo Lehigh Navigation Railroad first mortEage6 8
80 shares CONSOLIDATION National Bank.
share Philadelphia Lib airy.
$500 Bono Union Pa sesger halfway Company.
| For account OF whom II may concern.
| 2b shares Union Pabseng ger Railway Company.
$500 Seubenville and Indiana Railroad first mort
| gage.
| Pew No. 90 North aisle ct. Luke's Church.
Pew NO. 76, Middle ais'e. St. Lukes Church. RI 3t
MARTIN BROTHERS, AUOrIONEERs--
4Nl Lately sel9smep ss en- for M, Thomas sonsD
Peremptory Sale on the Premises, No. qOiI Brandy
| -- wine street.
| VERY tUPERlOR WALNUT PARLOR AND
| CAAMBEh FURNITURE, HANDSOME BRtIS
| SLIS OARPHTS, FINE MArTREsSES
| FkATHER BEDS, ETC.
| On TuebdAy MorrIn
January D., 1859. ct 10 o'clock at No. 20it Brandy
wine street, by catalogue. the entire furnituce IN
cudipg hanot ONE walnut and hsircl par or fur.
nitura hs nosome wanut chamber m nj ure, diniog.
room furniture, fine feather beds. hair attire sses
blankets, counterPanes, chinaaad glassware, kichei
fuInitnTe, ETC.
The furniture is nearly ana in coed condition
May be set early GA the merning or sale.
NEAT MUDhRN THREE-STORY BRICK REST.
DENCG AND LOT OF GROUND,
Immediately previous TO the ale of the furniture,
at 10 O'Clock, Will be sold the neat th ree-story Brick
Residence, with two-Story back buildings aud lot OF
TOund, 10 feet three Inches front by 5S inches In
oeth. 10 four feet wide alley. The house is In ex-
cCllent col d'ton. contains eight roous hot an
cold water, and all LlC dern convenlences.
Clear OF al incumhrenCe.
May be seen at any time. l22S7t
DUNTING, DURBOEOW & CO., AUCTION,
ID EERS, Nos. 232 ana 23l III RKIT Street cornsP
pERENpTORY SALE FTEST CT.
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Sale at No 1921 Spring Garden street
HoUSkH JLD EUKNIh URE, ROSEWOOD PIANO
AND PIER MIRRORS, VASES. BRONZ ES OH.
PAINTIN sc 3 BY AMERICAN ARPISIH
FKAMkD ENGRAVINGS ETC AS'
On Tuesday NJ Brnug
Jan. g. at 10 O'Clock, at No. 1921 Spring Garden
street, will be sod the furniture OF family decIin-
ing houseke eepiDg mprisIng rosewood plano.or q:
walnut srlO~ AZ chamber furniture; French n, ata
mahtel and pier mirrors; velvet paror carpet Brug-
sells entry and stair carpets: diDiDgroom furniture:
large stone vases; bronze bgures oil paintings nv
h OF an, ,Fslkner Nicholson, Sheridan, Young, Baum
Briscoe shaw Dyke and others.
AsC china ana glassware, kitchen furniture, etc,
Catalogues Will be ready Tor delivery the auction
store Saturday.
The furniture may be examined early ON the MORN
ing o. sale. 1925
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THE
UNI0 N PACIFIC
PAILROAD COMPANY
OFFER LIMITED AMOUNT OF THEIR
First Mortgage Bonds
AT PAR.
Nine Hundred and Sixty Miles
Nine Hundred and Sixty Miles

OF the line West from Omaha are now completed and
the work is going through the Winter. As the dis
tance between the finished portion OF the Union and
Central Pacific Railroads is now less than 4OO miles,
and both Companies pushing forward the work
with great energy, employ ing 5000 men, there
can be no doubt that the whole
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Immediately previous TO the OF the furniture
at 10 O'Clock, viii be SOLD the neat reestory Brick
Residence with two-Story back buildings and lot of
srOnnd 10 fee three inches front by SIS feet inches in
oelth TO four feet lde alley. The house is In ar
client d,ion. contains eight rooms, VI hot an
cold water, and all Iat deTn conyenlences ~
Clear OF all incumhrsnCe.
May be seen at any time. l2297t
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-01-22
Report Of the Teachers Meeting.
BAY CRY, Jan. l6, 1869.

BAY CRY, Jan. 10, 1860.
Meeting called to order and opened
with prayer by the President.
Teachers present: Miss Carrie Cauld
well, Miss Ella Burgess, mot teaching)
Mr.. d. w. Morgan, Mr.. G. D. Bassc,
Mr.. S. w. Merrick,
The subject, Communications, was dis
cussed, and the following resolutions were
adopted:
Resolged, That communications can
not be prevented in our schools, except
by the hearty cooperation of the pupils
with the teacher.
ResolUed, That this cooperation can
beet 10 eee",e 81 by """henins h" iO'v roI
order and right. joined with love for the
teacher and respect for his requirements.
Mr.. Basse then gayea example of his
manner of teaching penmanship, and
Mr.. Mcrrick of his style of teaching
reading.
All present seemed to enjoy the meet
ing and to be rrofted thereby. On mo-
ton, adjourned to meet at Ellsworth, on
Saturday, Jan. %, 1869.
S. W. MERRIcK, Sec'y.
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The County Board.

The County Board met Jan. 18Th, but
no business was transacted. Supervisor
McMurphy was elected chairman, pro
tenn, and the Board adjourned till Feb
ruary lst.
The vacancy caused by the death of
Mr.. FOSTER, will be filed by appoint,
ment from the Governor when be is off
cially Informed of such vacancy by the
Clerk of the Board. We understand
that A. D. ANDREWS, of River Falls,
will probably be appointed. We are
glad to hear this, confident that no man
in the district is better fitted for the of
flee. We hope he will receive The ap-
pointment.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-01-22
MANY HUNDRED LADIES,

Throughout this city and its environs have
for many years. like the invalids referred to
suffered many things of many physicians,
and had spent all that they had, and was
nothing better-rather grew worse
The object of DIR. Duvalls visit to Hastings
is 10 cure all durable complaints-without
medicine or instruments-ths have not been
and cannot be cured with medicine or instru
ments. He desires no other to call. as it is
not his wish to interfere with the practice of
the family physician
We invite the afflicted and their friends to
call and see the wonderful cures that are dali
" made under the Dr. treatment.
The friendless poor are treated without
money and without price" The DIR. never
requires his patients to pay more than they
are well able.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-01-22
SIGHT RESTORED AT wINoNA, MINI.

4 lad of Winona, blind in one eye, was
restored with few treatments. His mother,
in letter TO DR.. Duyall, under date of Nov.
25th, says;
Franks eye is not yet strong enough to
bear the full light of the sun. but l think it
must be in time, but it is great thing to have
the sight restored. Daily, yes hourly L thank
my heavenly father; my heart goes ont afresh
in gratitude and thanksgiving for this great
blessing, and towards you as the instrum en-
tally through whom it was accomplished =
Had l your power to do my fellow creatures
good, l should be the happ:est person in
America. Respectfully your friend,
Mrs. E. L. DOUGLAS
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SENATOR EAE.
Carpenter Nominated on Sixth Ballot
by ONE MINORITY.

Especial Dispatch to the st. Paul Press.l
Madison, Jan. l9.-First ballot for
Senator: Washburne 80; Carpenter 20,
Waldo IA; Rublee 10; Solomon 4.
Second ballot: Washburne 81; Car
pcnter 80; Waldo -; RubIee s; SaIo
mon 4.
Third ballot: Washburne 80; Carpen-
ter "a; Waldo IL; Rublee g; Solomon A..
Fourth ballot: Washburne SO; Car
pcnter 35; Waldo 0; Rublee 5; Solomon
Especial Dispatch to the St. Paul Pionecrl
MADISON, Jan. l9.-Carpenter was
nominated for United States Senator, on
the sixth ballot, by ono majority.
The above dispatches give no record
Of the fifth ballot, and none of the sixth
beyond the announcement that Carpenter
was nominated by one majority. If this
be true, the final vo:e doubtless stood "A
for Carpenter, and 43 FIR Washburne.
As there are 81 republican members in
the legislature, and only 81 votes were
cast in the caucus, it is very probable
Pierce county Assembly district was not
represented in caucus at all. A rcpubli
can Assemblyman from this county vot
ing for Washburne, would have made
the ballot ti., and might haze changed
the final result. "Cast thy bread &c"
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-01-22
E2Gig Road Meeting.

A melting of the citizens Of Pierce
county has been appointed on Saturday
evening, Jan. 23d., to be held in the
Council Room in this city. Ii is high
time the people were moving, and every
man interested in the rail road matters of
this county should, by all means. attend.
Parties from Hastings are expected to be
present.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-01-22
HIP DISEASE E.

From Chauncy White, Esq of New Haven,
Minnesota.
New HAVEN, MINI, Dec. 80. 1868.
To the afflicted | would say that / have
been cripple from hip disease for twenty-six
years, and a great sufferer, | called on DR..
Duval when at Owatonna. At that time my
limb had been paining me all the time, so
that my sleep was badly disturbed. With
the first treatment the pain was taken away.
/ have had no pain there since, now four
weeks. With the second treatment 1 could
step try foot, boar weight my limb,
which / had not done for nine years. The
sores, which have been running for twenty
six years, are fast improving. l can now
walk about with my cane quite comfortably.
My general health is improving.
CHAUNCY WHITE,
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Church ESSEtrOs.

The festival given by the ladies of the
Presbyterian church, at Fox d Dickin-
sons hall on Monday evening last, was
well attended and quite satisfactory in its
results. AT an early hour the hall was
filed with the good looking people of
our town, aud forming as jolly and good
natured crowd, as one could wish for.
Long tables were laden with rich an d
tempting edibles; at their several stands
oysters and ice cream were offered for
sale; and at its particular stand, Prof.
Ross Band discoursed music in its
usual good style and which contributed
not little to the enjoyment of the eve
ming. The amount received was some
thing over 800, and as an abundance of
victuals were left over, lunch was CIV
en- the children of the city, at noon on
Tuesday at ten cents per little head,
which sweIed the receipts to Sl04.15.
The JOURNAL Office returns thanks
for large and beautifully decorated cake
which the ladies saw fit to send us.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-01-22

Is eminently successful in the treatment of
all manner of diseases by his Natural Healing
Gift in connection with all natural healing
agencies, without Medicines or instruments.
with from One to Five treatments generally,
by peculiar and natural gift which he has
employed from his tenth year now upwards
of thirty years.
At the request of many inAalids of Hast
ings and Red Wing, DR.: Duvall will heal
the sick
At the FREMONT HOUSE, Hastings.
from Monday, Jan. s, TO about
the first of month.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-01-22
4 TERRIBLE ROSE CANCER.

Mrs. CIsta Domy, of Woodvile, Waseca
Co., Mimi, called on DIR. Duvall. Ovation
ma. The cancer on her eye was larger than
goose egg, and was extremely painful mas
much that she could not rest day nor night
With few treatments the cancer was reduced
to one third its size. and the pain was entire
ly removed DR.. Duvall challenges any can
Ger doctor to excel him in curing this terrible
complaint.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-01-22
THE WONDERFUL CURES
DR.. w WI. P. UVALL,

The attention of our readers is respectfully
solicited to the gracious work DIR. Duvall is
performing for seffering humanity. Without
medicine. instruments. or any preparation achat-
eUcr
Unlike many travelling physicians whose
testimonials are brought from distance. you
viii recognize DR.. Duvall's as coming direct
from HON and neighbOring towns. and from
a source that establishes beyond doubt his
success in healing all manner of diseases and
complaints that are durable by medicine or
any invention OF man.
DR.. Duvall can furnish volumes of other
cures equally interesting and more astound
ing than the following, but these must suffice
to show what can be done through the heal
ing gift. Let the afflicted take courage and
come, for all things are ready:
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Magazine Notices.

Peters Parlor Companion, and Glee
Hive for January are at hand--the first
for the flute, violin and piano; the second
for the voice instrument. Each So year.
ly. Address ]. L. Peters, P. o. Box,
5246, New York.
The atlantic Monthly for February,
comes to us filled with valuable reading
matter from the pens of our best authors.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-01-22
Il EsN$Sse

We call he attention of our young
readers to puzzle on the first page of
this paper, entitled Historical Pie" 1t
will serve to while away an hour or two,
pleasantly and proftabIy, and should any
of you succeed in writing it out correct.
ly don't ial TO send it to the address Civ
en- and seizure the beautiful prize.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-01-22
Proce edlngs of the Board OF SUpervi-
sOrs of Pierce County.
ADJOURNED MEETING.

ADJOURNED MEETING.
OFFICE OF CLERK OF BOARD OF SUPERVISORS,
Ellsworth january Is, 1869.
The Board Of County Supervisors met
pursuant to adjournment.
Present, Supervisors G. w. McMur-
ply and G. c. Carpenter. On motion
G. w. MeMurphy was elected Chairman
pro tenn.
On motion, the County Board of Su-
pervisors adjourned until the first day Of
February 1869.
H. B. WARNER, Clerk.
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GREAT ENCOURAGEMENT TO LADIES.

From Mrs T. j. Watts, sister of Mr.. S. A.
Hickcox, of this city;
ROCHESTER, Mimi. Dec. 80, 1860.
To the afflicted of my sex
If any one has ca; sc for gratitude to God
Tor benefits received from medical treatment,
it is myself, for the great benefits | have ex-
perienced from the treatment of DR.. Duvall.
without medicine or any preparat on whatev
er. Having tried some of the most skillful
physicians and various patent medicines
without permanent benefit, ! applied To Dr.
Duvall SOM weeks ago, at Owatonna. / was
then suffering from inflammation of the bron-
chial tubes, which extended to the lungs,
causing severe and constant pain. with sew
eral treatments from DR.. Duvall the infiamma-
ton and pain were improving finely until |
took severe cold which settled in my liver,
renewing and aggIavating old alterations 10
which | had been subject for several yeals.-
From this attack my friends dcspaired of my
ever recovering. | was confined to my bed,
but was helped by every treatment of DR.. Du
vail until / was able to follow him to Roches-
ter, and am now stopping with my brother,
Mr.. S. A. Hickcox, furniture dealer in this
city. | am not cured yet, but am improving
finely with every treatment.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-01-22

The annual meeting of the Pierce Co.
Agl Society, will be held at the City
Council Room in the City Of Prescott,
on Wednesday, the Sd day of February
1869, at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
All the members of said society are
earnestly requested to be present.
WIN. HowEs Sec.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-01-22

Morning train connects at Pennington with
Eastern Express and with Owatonna Local for ST;
Paul, Minneapolis and all points on st. Paul and
Paclhc Railway, and at Mendoza for all points on
the Minnesota Valley Railway.
Returning connects at Hastings with stages for
Prescott, Hudson. River Falls and saltwater, and
with Minnesota stage cOmpany's line to Red Wing
and all points on the river to Winona.
Evening train connects at Pennington with M.
st. +. Il NJ. Express for ST. Paul and Minneapolis
and with OwatOnna Local for all points on the NJ.
81. p. 81 Nj. Ry, to Owatonna.
Passengers by this line leave Hastings Mt 9:15 A.
NJ. have four hours in st. Paul or Minneapolis, re-
turning arrive at Hastings 7:30 p. NJ. same day.
E. A. WILLIAMS, Act. Supt.
G. H. l.. LANCE 21-36
Gen. Freight and Passenger Agt.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-01-22
ANOTHER LADY TEsTIFIEs.
From Mrs. Charles Schott

I rom MIS-. UharIeS SChOII
Rochester, MINI, Dec. 81, 1868.
Or. DUvALL-Dear Sir Allow me to
thank you through these few lines for the
kind and successful treatment received from
you. Ever since the second treatment Dec.
22d. was entirely relieved from the severe
pain in my left side from which | suffered al
most constantly for the last few years.
| can now lie on my left side as wei and as
comfortably as on my right one, and up TO
this time / have not the slightest symptoms
Of it. Yours in gratitude,
Mrs. e. SCHOTT.
This lady can be found at her residence, the
Pioneer Tobacco Store, Broadway, opposite
Heany's Block.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-01-22
FEMALE COMPLAINTS.

From Elizabeth Wright, of Rochester Dress
maker.
ROCHESTER,, MINI. Dec. 80, 1868.
1 have been suffering long time with dis
eases peculiar to my sex, and | have been
benefited greatly from Dr. Duvalrs treat
ments. All my friends and acquaintance
know that | have been great sufferer. l
cheerfully commend the afflicted 10 DIR. Du-
vail. L. NJ. WRIGHT.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-01-22
ASTHMA AND THROAT COMPLAINT.

From Rev. j. B. Brown, of st Charles Mimi
ROCHESTER, MINI, Dec. 80, 1865.
l hereby certify that have been much
afflicted with Asthma and a difficulty in my
throat for twenty years and upwards.-that |
received three visits from DR.. Dgvall, at VII
mona, in October last, and that my health has
been better since that time than it has been
for twenty years previously. ~
ELDER J. B. BROWN.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-01-22

Eg Senator Corr, of this district, is
chairman of the Senate committee on
Town and County organization, and
member of the committee on Legislative
Expenditures.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-01-22
ESGynCialg PurEg.

The German Dancing Club, will give
series Of parties in Fox q Dickinson's
ball. The first will be held this friday
evening, and the remainder every other
week until she series is completed.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-01-22
A BLIND MAN OF RED WING RESTORED AT ST. PAUL
AND HIS WIFE CURED AT wINoNA.

AND HIS WIFE CURED AT WINONA.
H. NJ. Doyle, Esq, of Red Wing, came
blind to DR.. Duvall, at st. Paul. and with a
few treatments wa restored. Medical SCI
ence and patent medicines had no effect upon
him, but few treatments from DIR. Duvall
cured him. In letter to the DR.. under date
of Nov. 18th, 1868. he says:
DR.. DUvALL-Dear Sir Il take the liber-
ty of writing you to LET you know how Mrs.
Doyle lis getting on. She has none of the
ailments you treated her for. She is even
better than when she left you at Winona.
l say for myself that my eyes are as good
as ever. They look clear. and are as strong
as ever.
Under date of Dec. 81. he says:
Mrs. Doyle's health is still improving. 1t
will not do for any person to call DR.. Duyall
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-01-22
TOO E0&e.

Too late.
\ very interesting letter from our
Madison correspondent came too late for
insertion. Write one das earlier Mr.. Ell
well and you will be all well.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-01-22

EE A POSITIVE CURE is to be found
in White Pine Compound for all troub-
IS of the Throat, Lungs, Chest and
Kidneys. Try it and be convinced. For
sale by G. McCray g. Son Prescott, Wis.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-01-22

- Gloves, mittens, boys sleds and
lamps are being sold at less than cost, for
cash, call and examine the goods at
McKEE'S.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-01-22
CANCER, CANCER.

ROCHESTER. MINI, Jan. l, 1869.
can testify that | have had cancer IN
my breast for about two years. Ii is needless
to state to one that has cancer how much L
have suffered. ] have taken several treat
ments from Dr. Duvall, and have improved
with each. l have scarcely any pain in it
now. 1 hope that every one suffering with
cancer will hasten to DR.. Duvall.
Mrs. MARY LINDSAY.