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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-08-27
Miscellaneous.
G.. I'll. NICHOLS,

FTJFACHER of Vocal and Instrumental Music
Piano FOrtes. Organs aud MeiOdeOns furnish
ed to order. Satisfaction pensioners guaranteed
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PHYSICIAN Il SURGEON ONCE over JAS. a
il Smith : store, BIOad-St. 81
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n. II. PORTER

DEALER in School, Miscellaneous and Blank
Books Stationery. Frames. Mirrors, Toys. No
tiOns Toilet articles. al New Book Store, Oh Broad
street. ii
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WALTER w. WEBB & CO..

DANKERS. Do a general banking business.
ID Second story Dudley's block Main-st.
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HARNESS MAKER. Custom work promptly
III attended TO, BTOad-st. 81
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WISE & HOUGH,
BARBER SHOP.

A TT ORNEYS & COUNSELoRS at Law. Ofhc
n Second floor Dudley's lock, DrOad-sts. 81
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-08-27
j. ANDERS,

~ MAURER, Proprietor. Shaving, Hair Cut
~. ting, &c, &C. neatly done. 81
The Cairo evening bulletin., 1869-07-14

The Sunilower Billiard Saloon, on Ohio
Levee, Is furnlshed with tie latest styles
The Cairo evening bulletin., 1869-07-14
,NOTIIE MURDER.
sequel TO the nsssse County Murder.

We gave yesterday the details OF the
killing of Mrs. Mccormick, in her own
home on the Illinois shore opposite Padu-
cah. The murder was undoubtedly the
work OF the two Williams who took break
4 last in the house the morning before.
' On Monday morning the particulars
Of the murder being made known at
Ogden's landing, few miles below Me-
tropoiis, a resident of that locality took
his gun and put out in pursuit of the
murderers who hadleft that pcint only an
hour or two before. He had proceeded
only a few lilies from the landing when
the bloody fiends, concealed In the BUSH
as by the road side, fired upon him six or
eight times, and fled. The man fell,
pierced through the body by four or five
pistol balls, so seriously wounded that he
died few hours afterwards.
From the Paducah 'Kentuckian,' of
yesterday, we learn that the bloody
monsters were seen by the mail carrier
between Blandville and Lovelaceville.
Marshal Wilcox Of Psducah, receiving
informatio of this fact, collected par
~ OF men, among others the negro who
ferried the murderers across the river on
Monday morning, and started In pursuit.
As the negro is confident that he can
identify them, there Is strong probable
ity that Marshal Wilcox and his party
will capture them.
That our police may be on the alert
for the villains we append description
of them:
The larger one of the two is thought to
be from 80 to 35 years old, nearly six feet
high, rather spare ma de, with grey eyes
and rather long nose. He had on soft
black hat, black cloth pants, and pair
ofnearly new boots; he had black whis-
kers all over his face.
The other Is rather short and heavy
set, with light or sandy hair and whisk-
ers, both slightly grey. He had on an
old grey coat and greyish colored pants;
shoulders prominently round. No doubt
n good raward will be paid for their APP
prehension.
The Sunilower Billiard saloon, on Ohio
Ievee, Is furnished with the latest STYLES
The Cairo evening bulletin., 1869-07-14

Nays-Hulen, Hendricks, Lohr, Lon
ergan, Mckee, Mendel, Theobald, Bar
clay, Jorgenson, Martin and William
son-l1.
The motion to quash was lost.
A motion to proceed with the conside-
ration Of the case then prevailed by a
unanimous vote.
The following witnesses were introdu-
ced and gave In their evidence: f. A.
Burnett, Valentine Resch, Thos. Stroth
er, @. NJ. Alden and John Pruess.
Under motion previously passed the
council adjourned until this evening, at
seven and a half o'clock, at the same
place.
T. NALLY, City Clerk, pro tem.
The Cairo evening bulletin., 1869-07-14
Local Dreytttes.

a party of gentlemen crossed the river
this afternoon to inspect the work In
progress on the Cairo & Blandville gravel
road. The work is being pushed forward
with all due vigor.
The Cairo & Fulton railroad proposition
is gaining friends but the prevailing
lukewarmpess BODIES defeat. When triU
there be waking.up?
a new engine for the southern section
OF the Iron Mountain railroad will ar
rive in this city this evening. 1t comes
by rail.
What think our interior readers OF IA
coal tow consisting Of twenty-nine
barges. Five acres Of coal boats.
The Cairo evening bulletin., 1869-07-14
Bssiiy Hurt

We understand that master John Scally
"a. badly hurt, yesterday, in Messrs. Reed 4
Mann fouudory by the fall Of a heavy body
afi-0n. lIs vas STOPPING down cleaning the
mould. at the time. His back was badly cut
aud Il is feared that the spinal column IS
broken. His lcgs were also bruised quite
.oriouslyi and II reports are true his injuries
may be considered OF highly dangerous
.baragter
The Cairo evening bulletin., 1869-07-14
JOINT SESSION OF THE CITY COUNCIL.
special Meeting.D

Cairo, Ills, July 18th, 1850.
Presents: Mayor Oberly, Councilmen
Barclay, Jorgenson, Martin, O'Callahan,
Rearden, Williamson, and Aldermen
Brankie, Hendricks, Kennedy, Lohr,
Lonergan, Mckee, Mendel, Redman and
Theobald-15
After the announcement OF a quorum,
the Mayor stated that the meeting had
been called for the purpose Of hearing
and determining the charges preferred
by Treasurer Hyland against +. Mockler,
City Clerk, In suspense, and for the trans.
action Of such other business as might
properly come before the council.
In connection with the matter of
charges against Mr.. Mockler, the Mayor
presented and read the following COM
munication:
hNYoHE DYTtrt.
CAIRO, Int, July 18Th, 1909.
70 the Honorable city Council ofthe Ci,y Of Cairo
The Cairo evening bulletin., 1869-07-14

The al. absorbing topic to-day is the
pending trial of Mr.. = Mockler, City
clerk, for official corruption. The trial
will be concluded In the courthouse this
evening, when the two hundrec specta-
tors Of last night will probably be SWELL
"a % four hundred.
The Cairo evening bulletin., 1869-07-14

Those who for days, months and years
have been denied that pleasure Of eating
which sound teeth affords, and whose
,leepless nights and days OF misery are
the cause OF decayed teeth, should cali
on DIR. Austin, over the boot and shoe
emporium Of Elliott, Haythorn & Co.,
where they can te't the science Of genius,
and the mechanical skill OF years devot.
ed 90 the study and practice of that
difficult profession OF which he has the
honor Of mastering. jyl4-lt
The Cairo evening bulletin., 1869-07-14

Alderman Theobold laid upon our Ia
ble this morning lot Of remarkably fac,
red checked, juicy and richly favored
peaches grown by him on his garden, on
the corner Of Seventh and Walnut streets.
We have seen none in market that
will fsvorably compare with them either
in .ize or flavor. Mr. r. has our thanks
for his grateful attention.
The Cairo evening bulletin., 1869-07-14
Reading matter on every page.

The little daughter Of Mrs. Iyers, resi-
dent Of Ninth street, fell upon the side
walk in the vicinity Of her home, last
night. with sufficient violence TO fracture
her arm. The proper attention was
given to the wounded limb, and the un-
fortunate little girl is now quite comfort
able.
The Cairo evening bulletin., 1869-07-14

Mr.. John Hylasd, City Treasurer:
DYAR SIR The enclosed ono hundred and eighty
dollars and ninety Ave cents $3.50 95) hand 10
me BY Patrick Mockler, City Clerk, since the time you
preferred against him the charges now pending, and
since his suspension from Offices This money he in.
formed me belonged to the city and was by him re.
ceived for licenses He desires he sad that IL shall
be placed in the treasury but hestates account of
the relations existing between you two, TO present Il
In person. He therefore, requested me 70 receive IT,
and hand tito you. Anxious that the city should re-
ceiye az much Of the money unswfuly kept from her
possible and fearful that refusal TO accept the
money might deprive the city Of the amount, after
consultation with the city attorney and by bis advice
concluded 60 receive IL and not send II 10 you with
request that you return receipt for IL by the bearer
With much respect, your obedient servant,
The Cairo evening bulletin., 1869-07-14

10 the Honorable city Council of the city Of Cairo
Gy.vtysgN.
The Cairo evening bulletin., 1869-07-14

For your information, and the infor.
nation of the citizens, who have right
TO know the particulars OF all matters Of
public importance, and that my action
in this matter may receive your careful
scrutiny, i have thus in detail given
statement ofall the matters which have
given out OF the charges now pending
against the city clerk and, accordingly,
do now submit this comm unication for
your consideration.
Respectfully,
The Cairo evening bulletin., 1869-07-14

Upon reassembling at the court house,
the calling OF the roll was ordered with
a result exactly similar To that obtained
In the council chamber.
The counsel for the accused, by Judge
Allen, entered motion to quash the
third and last charge on the gronnd Of
its general and sweeping character and
its failure 10 specify any definite act.
Aid. Mckee rose to point of order
and declared that, under the rules pre-
viously adopted, each section must be
separately considered in its numbered
orderly, and that the section now under
discussion being the third, was, as a Sc
quence, out Of order.
The mayor ruled the point Of order not
well taken, since the council had not yet
determined to proceed with the invests
CATION of the charges, and the motion of
the counsel of the defence was made to
determine whether the third was, In the
proper sense of the term, a charge. The
motion was made to settle preliminary
question, and would therefore be enter
tanned, unless objection should be made
to "a person not member of the council
making a motion.
Alderman Lohr objected, when coun-
Gilman Rearden renewed the motion to
luash the third CHARGE and the vote
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Tor the jasper Courier
Nice Young Men.
SOMEWHERE. Oct. 9Th, 60.

Mn. EplToR Some OF your readers
I'M be ,ihel. to call the writer either Il
Id old maid or an aspiring bluc-siock-
-, But this shalt not deter me from,
Ing one OF the privileges voiclisllci
!, American womcn--thc privilege 81
MING heard through the pubic journals
r. me country.
The expression "nicr yonng man. i
.,nlicd 70 curious individuals. On one
Drrita.ion heard it applied to young
sllow who had habit Of trlnpiuc ont
-. If church while the minister was
r,,liny the text, waiting 4 few moments
and then trainping in again. lie would
.,rrt his sweet heart during services,
AID throw bar-roonl check, into the con
rihution box.
Young man may be ignorant and
ic,.id Of manners but if lac drive, :,
.p,nking team and his dad handle, tie
stamps he is very nice.
Another visits young Indies with his
lrra,h pcrlumcd with la.-ruom poison.
aat in their presence poilutcs his In :
With inherent language. they tolerate
linn because lie i ',n,k learned. oNns
,rj.A voice. write, -nnncfs 10 their eve
lr,.ws. and because lac Is such Il nice
YONG man.
Another. without vioibc means rfeup-
mort. wears a ,iIy doll,r suit plug hat.
,i,ht rants. abbreviated coat : without a
dollar in hi, pocket and no credit. H.
oeI,. the la,i,; sad inakns in.inuai'g
r,rlarks a. they pas Him on The idc-
WALK YET lie j, extremely nice.
Ne have nicer one still orc with 9
ioll, face, leo !. h tong-: who eliivair~
wi.sncrs and small .c,i ai The cXpCn.rui
f.,s brain, aai many pans. Ne pl-,' :
u, lime BIZ poking ivory bail Will "a
.,lg -iick. and III sigi'in. AID trying TO
lrl, sentimental. 0n. !.-'- so nice
Hut the nices; fellow j, he who ia-
r.. .r,,en That hi. mother lived lslt !:
MT iic is brother To- pdir. v'glrnu- SIS
ler.: and he. taking advantage OF the
.a.t,,.,i,,i.iiy OF humcn raiuFc, has can Il
81 tie tiuu.i,tlc-s ~ hitlcrit re1F.. li-
sgiaaintancr. Yer this character. this
,i,,r IS admitted 10 tie hoin- cilrie and
!, snori,ly permitted 10 assriate sinh
Il. fair members. matchmaking ns.m-
Ml4- are prone 10 p.,.iatc this creature
uickcdnrs. hy callin.. il youthful imdi :
crciio,:." "wlid oats. etc. ami to hide
hi. real character from their daughters
tgcs. And Low often, after il WAS too
,s;r, have tie scales fallen from their
EYES and they regretted the day hey fir:
nr: n nice young man.
No. OLIVE LocAS.
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Hon. W. 4. parrcft.

We fully agree with orr Democratic
friends 81! over Southern Indiana. III
ronccding The fact that the claims OF
.lud-e Iarrcti. will hc presented 10 the
s;h Of January Democrats state con
yen'ion. as ono Of The candidates tNr
Supreme Judges Of tic state. 10 hc c.,.e-
ted n, our mex; state election which viii
'ske place on the second Tuesday Of
October. 1870. II we wcl~' 10 hunt the
STATE over We do not know oi q man
TIM would give greater satisfaction 10
81! tic people. FOR q high AMI rcsronsi-
lie position rs would Judge Iarrut.
4, regards legal ability. experience and
h,Eh moral worth. hc stands in the fore
most ranks liockdort Democrat.
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What the High Tariff Does.

About six months since firm in New
York had orders from Valparaiso to'
three iron steamers. They found that
hey could not be- built in this country
for less than s.25 COO each. They there
fore caused two Of them 10 hc hui,i ior
their correspondents in Scotland. where
hey cost but S15.noU each. One they
built here rs an experiment. and found
That il cost them more than Sl25.Nru. M
Why should any one ask the cause oi
lie decay of American shipping In
dianapolis Sentinel.
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OF THERE is q female founding in
- Louis so beautiful that The person
having the care of her j. overwhelmed
with offers 10 adopt her. lie has. there
lore decided 10 PIT tho inia,n up nj auc-
ion, and sail her 10 The highest bidder.
ne money 10 he placed in bank NJ COM
pound interest. for her benefit. and he
pad TO her when she reaches The age Of
eighteen.
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nK acrls wyYHrNo,


Il GT!Ch Il hcrohy given. thai he un-
! fcr-irncd. guardian Of Mary t.
spence. minor, heir al Maria spence. de-
rca>rd. viii ell nj public auction. on the
premises. on
SATJnDAN. OCTOBER 3oth. 1850.
aI o'clorl. in the afternoon. The follow
inc lends and real estate of his ward. sit
uajc III lialhison township. Dubois Coun-
rs. state of Indiana. described as follows.
10 Wit: The undivided onc-srvcnih part
Of irc west lali' OF the south west quar-
ter oi' section twenty-Iiinc s2Nl. town enc
II alld north range i've 80, west. and the
south west quarter OF The south cast
quarter. section thirty (2cN. town one ] I.
north range five Is west. containing one
hundred and twenty acres. more or less.
TERMS. = One-halt cash. Tie balance in
six months. with note draw ING interest
from date. waving valuation and APP
plaiScmVnt laws, and secured by good
freehold security.
LEVI CGNDIFT, Guardian.
". a. '!rayIor Atty.
Oct y. lS.g-4W
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SCHOOL EXAMINATION.

IN accordance with the law. Public
4 Examination OF persons desiring "a
teach Public Schools in Dubois county
will lie held at tho School House. Dist
No. .. in Jasper, THURSDAY, OcT. 2Sth.
1869.
Any person desiring 10 obtain license
10 teach. must be thoroughly qualified in
the eight branches specified by law.
Teachers mnst bear in .aind that nm.
der tho new law no certificates for teach.
ing can be granted hereafter at private
examinations, and il is therefore impor.
tant that they should attend the public
examination. and bring w n them cor.
tificaie of moral character from their re-
spective Trustees.
Al. STRAIN. School Examiner.
Oct. l5,-36Q
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I3i.isOHS or YOUTH.

Gt&fLEHAN .ho suffered for years from Ncrvou,
d.. li'y. pgrn-ire Decay sri 81 HE effects uf youfu
inni'rrr ~ sl'i. f,r the Sake II suffering hansn'y
send free =" vi Nho ree, H. he receipt and direction,
for making lhr simple remedy rs which lac was cared
,fers ching tpYront by the advertiser experience
en- 10 50 ~ addressing ia i.riec, confidence,
JOHN u. OGDES,
Jrue & 'c0-iy 10 ~ Cedar street, New York
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rs AT Vincenncs. Indiann.a few days
ago. mother was trying 10 force her
cmld 10 take dose of pills. and i'm lis
struggles against swallowing them. one
o. them entered its windpifc, and il
uicd i'll n few nlompnCs
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IL AT Ninccnncs. Indiana, on Mon
gay evening Peter Motlcit, resident OF
mat city, fell dead while sitting 1T his
,molc, taking his supper. lie had been
IN seemingly perfect health.
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Lounges,
aud large assortment of chairs ef tho lest stvss Tie
respectfully invites these desiring iiythng IN ls line
10 call and examine his stock before nurrh-rr ei.e
'~here as he IL confident he reasr heir his
eeur, house
November -, 1857. iAl OF AI.lIs
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EXECUTORS SALE OFLANDS.

EXECUTORS SALE or LANDS.
~ Office is hereby given. that by vir-
Ne the OF an order OF the Dubois Com.
mon Pleas Court. made n the October
Term a. d.. 1869, the undersigned. OK
ccuior OF the last will and testament. vi
Gcbhart Rolling. deceased. will offer iol
sale M public ontcly.on The premises. on
SATURDAY. the 2U;t day of November.
"A. d.. 1869. The following described
real estate. situate, in the county of Hu-
bois. and State of Indiana, to-wit: Tie
east half, of the south east quarter. and
the south cast quarter OF the north cast
quarter. of section Twcnty-onc. Town
ship Ono. south of Range. -Four west
containing One hundred and twenty
acres. more or less.
Tcrms,--in Cash, Sale 10 begin AT o.
clock. l.. NJ.
JOHN i. KLINGLE. Executor.
G. r. B. C.rR. Attorney.
October 10, co.
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special Notice.
WORDS OF WISDOM
FoR YOUNG MIN

On The Ruilw; Passion ~ Youth end Early y n
hnfi. viii si.lI hlp rr The Irrnf and mlor'una..
Sem IN .ealsA letter eusy o.es free 81 charge Adj
dress nOwAl.D ASSOC ALTON, BOX p rni,prrrmA,
i-NH. Jane & 'Ga-ly
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~ The California State Fair has
'rnght together 1900 gamblers.
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THE Advertiser, having been restored 10 health in
'.w weeks hy a vcr simple remedy, after la iug 81
fnedt,s's. years silh severe lung eacton and that
dread disessc, tpasump'on-s lnXiots 10 make known
to his fellow 1ner,rs the means OF
Iv ~ fno 9esfe 4, he will snd copy Of ihs pre-
'frNea ,.s tfrfe - eh.rfel w'h u drec ioas toi
..e s''g = a-Ae wAici .ieJ " frl a
~ Use ~. a. -essriosi A..nAA, RA.,es..r e'e Il
fie bert III 'sf aig,rts'' n sending ,he isempt ~
is % ient' ne a'.c:-l aLi sprssi Information Which
ie t'ttteai0 .nysl4stici md he hopes every euf
'ver qua - ~ .en~.s tail try lis remedy, a. Il
".i ros hiiu ntiairg snl prose stieEsng.
Parties ~i.t.ne tue prescrptpn VIII please adGress
Ky. EbHAnbA WILSON,
June;, 80 ly Williamsburg. Kings County, y. Y.
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NORTH SHADE, GRArror Co., MIcH.,
August, 1859.

NORTH SHADE, GRATIoT Co., MICH.,
August, 1859.
DIR. G.. w. Roback, Dear Sir:
lam now about 81 years old. and
have been afflicted with rheu-
matism in my limbs, so that I
was unable to leave my room at
times for % years. l suffered
general nervous arrangement
and excessive debility, and havo
used almost every kind ofpatcnt
medicines to no benefit. l have
tried a great many physicians
to no purpose. now feel very
thankful that | have at last
found a medicine that has given
relief. ! have bought some Of
your Scandinavian Blood Pills
ofyour agent at Mathcrton. Mr..
Marcus Smith. and they have
given me almost entire relief.
NY limbs and veins were great
" swollen, but your medicines
have reduced them to their
proper size, and l have been
able to walk three and iourmiles
at u time.
Very respectfully, yours,
DEBORAH ROBERTS.
fry 'c0-lv
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Norice. Ladies!-Eo More Washing, NJ
More Ironing. No Mere Vacation.

l. The great Invention ~ Paper Clothing which 81,
not lie detected from Iren Sf,ies and n. AsN the
rrice formerly paid for washing.
Il wouG fe impossible ~ give hr.e 81 the sdvar's
which these goods possess r. eminent degree The.
must Re tsen fo 10 sryrecis'sd.
The crea. demand az rror The manufacturers In
Europe prevented ,ker ;Nus :er from sending lsrge
Supply thus ne frs oirs vii i.possn in small
quantities nv yne-e'' ir-o'res and show heir merit
Wlolerale dealers i'll rot - dealt with NJ rr.t,n.
NJ order will he filed fcr fAsn re ioztn Il any
one article =. ere time 20 'Ne same address.
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u The japanese priests pause ever.
aitecn minutes TO take smoke.
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p &c LIS T.

Suits Walking. with p.nier eri. erch -
Skirts. rlsin White. per quarter dozen -
Skirts. one rnfe. per quarter d>zrn leo
Handkerchief embossed handsomely, perfect riia-
ton, Ter dozen &c
Collars. rlishlc as linen. per dozen 20
thenise'ies. per quarter da7en co
shirt Fronis. elegant designs. Per dozen IS
White Vests. four ii package 90
llnnfkcrrhicfs PER dozen 100
and others.
Money mrst accompany ench order "a insure attention.
Letters calling for Information rnis, ccntsn stamp
In eendnr money, procure money orders II possible.
and add ten per cent. for TnSsss
ikc0rtSvAS.
Thn faviF and London,
Paper C'o'hinr Cowpanys Agent.
- Circle Street car,ef of Msfks..
Sept TO- c9-3Tn Indianapolis, Indiana.
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THE PARIS ARD LONDON.
PAPER CLOTHING COMPANY
Outfits for Ladies' and Gentlemen

FTSrT rndcrs crcd wonli rNss' ssrc-''E iro-n The
puilic that tho agency .ar .ha .iNve under letter.
Patent celebrated manufactured rsner Goods Is esah
lshed and for the first time introduced IN the tEi.c
States.
Among the warriors sccrrp'is'wer's ~ science and
this may he considered ~ ht eres'es achieve
mons of the age.
Tho which those Goods h.ve rNairei in Tu-
for their exquisite eevsncr. feyhlv Great dur..
htv and chcspnes will AZ once recommend hem III,
American puhic
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JOHN FISHER.
MERCHANT TAILOR.

-. In tic sernershcim iIousc East Main Street. has
>sE Just opened five assortment 81 goods. which he
Al invites tho public 10 inspect. He will make up
TO order IN tho host style nnd SELECTS SHIRE
u public patronage confident That I've cannot be beat in
making M gentlemen wear. Give INC call
Oct l. istg-y JOHN FISHER.
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HOME
TESTIMONY.
DYSPEPSIA AND RHEU.
MATISM.


MATlSM.
CHEsAx1No, SAGINAW Co., Mich,
July Sd, 1858.
DR.. c. w. Roback, Dear Sir:
Ny father, now about sixty-four
years of age, has been, for tho
last five years, severely afflicted
with Dyspepsia and Rhcuma.
tism, attendedwith generalncrv-
Gus arrangement; indeed, to
such an extent, as to defy tho
Medical skill Of our best Fh:..
sicians. And | can truly say,
that | believe it was reserved
for your Scandinavian Rene
dies to perform what all other
remedies had failed to do,-to
work radical cure. For, after
taking a Box of your Blood Pills
and a bottle of Purifier, he began
torecover rapidly; hisappetite
returned, the Rheumatic pains
left him, and he is now in the en-
joyment ofbetter health than he
has enjoyed in the last fifteen
wears. and is heavier in flesh
than he ever was before. And |
can not close this without say
ing, that | believe your Rene
dies arc all and more than they
are represented.
Yours respectfully.
JAMES Il. TERRY.