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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-10-19
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Nsn York. sugu.t 18th. 1888.

New York. august 18th. 1853.
Allow me 10 call Jour s;tention to my Preparation
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re. Buchu. Long Leaf, Cubebs Juniper Berries.
noDE OF PREPARArox.-Buchu, in Facuo, Juniper
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In this, you have the knowledge of the ingredients
nd the mode of preparation.
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Chemist aud Druggist OF 10 Years Experience
From the largest Manufacturing Chemists in The
WORLDLY
NOVEMBER 1854.
lam acquainted with Mr.. II. 7. He!mbold he
occupied the Drug Store opposite my residence, and
was successful in conducting the business where 9TH
ers lad net been equally so before him. have Seen
Is, orally impressed with HIS character and enter
prise"
WILLIAM wEEGHTMAN,
Firm OF Powers AMI Weightman, Manufacturing
Chemists, Ninth and Brown Streets, Philadel-
rhia.
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G. IT CROSSMAN.

DEALER in Groceries. Pro, isions, Wood
IL en- Ware. etc. Keeps on hand COM
ple.e variety of the best goods in his line
that the market affords.
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G. F. DAVIS,

DRUGGIST and Apothceary- Prescrir-
~ tions carefully put MP A full line OF
Patent Medicines, Toilet Articles, and every
thing usually kept in afirst-class drug store.
Agent for Cover & Bakers Sewing Machines
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w. IT. BURN EFT,

Is located in part of n. Wales ages
1 Shop. where le is prepared I" do all kinGs
If Rlacksmitking on reasonable terms. Tar
ticuIar attention gwen to shoeing hoi ses. 35
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MISS KATE SHEPARD

EFPS n fine assortment of Millinery.
~ Fancy and Dress Goods. Attends 10
the business IN all its departments. Stnre IN
Chiltl's new bull Q, corner OF Main and
Sycamore reefs. % ~.
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ID. H. LEVINGS,

"OUSE. Carriage and Sign Painter
Ii Shop on Main street, south of South
Fork Bridge. 49,
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! NJ CHURCHILL.

QUESTIONABLE Tailor. Shop in Bahceck
l. building opposite Bnrhyte Bros. store.
up stairs Particular attention paid to cut
ting. Allwork warranted. ~
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DLACES MITHS-At the old shop of @.
ID II GI fin. near the new bridge. are pre-
pared to do any Kind of work in their line
af short mol &c and on reas. haalr Terms.
25
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O. s. POW ELL.

"AS few choice lots for sale i'm the viii
IL lage of River Falls. and good farming
lands. we'll located. IN Pierce and ST. Croix
counties. Will sell on time for approved pa
pers, or exchange for personal property.
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r.. }. WILCOX,
s. u. DODGE.

DEALER in Shelf and Heavy Hardware.
IL Stoves and Tinware, and all varieties oi
Farmers and Mechanics Tools. Agents for
Singers Sewing Machines. and Decree cele-
brated Moline Plows. Repairing dcne
promptly.
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ANDHARNEss MAKERS,
: u GOLDSMITH
/. WATSON. Jr .
MISCELLAN EOUS.

RIVER FALLS BREWERY,
DY CHARLES KRAUrH The best of Bes<
D always on hand, at the lowest rates.
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MRS. SCALES,
MRS WI WINCHESTER

DEALER IN Millinery and Fancy Dress
Goods All kinds of Millinery frd
Dress Making done to order Store IL. build
ing with book store. ON Maple street.
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THE ST. CROIX
Collegiate institute.
A Classical, Scientific and English
Boarding and Day School,
RIVER FAILS. WISCONSIN.

y,,,,Is wide-awake and already popular school
| commences its second year with three sys-
temalically laid out courses. into one OF winch
each student after examination will be classlhcd
Number limited TO fifty.
Five regular teachers.
Early registration is the only way OF securing
seat in the school.
t;ommence ment, September 6. 1870. Send for
Prof j. r. HINCKIEY,N
81 Principal and Proprietor.
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RIVER FALLS HOUSE.
DY JOHN MckEEN. corner of Main and
I'D Pine streets. River Falls. Wis.
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BLACK SMITHS.
ItlSEPH STENENA

JOS ETH , 1 " Ems.
DIONEER Blacksmith Shop. Yakes Plows
Harrows. etc and does all kinds of Black
smthimg in good order and on reasonable
terms. viii soil Flows etc. on time With
approved security at ten per cent interest.
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]. II. THOMPSON.

HABINET Maker aud Dealer in Furniture
u Planning and Matching cone to order.
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@ II MAnES.

A T the Old Pioneer Store. deals in Dry
"A Goods. Groceries. dc, and wants Cusio-
NETS and Greenbacks.
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CABINET MAKERS.
III q HAV En-

CABINET Maker and dealer in all kinds
" OF Furniture. Keeps constantly on hand
ready made coffins
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MACHINISTS
Z. 4 S 4 RT.

/. 4 81 RT,
HAS General Mechanic Shop. Plain
III ing aud Mstching. Resawing. Scroll
Saving Iron and Wood Turning done 10
order Makes all kinls OF Mo' ldings ofany
size or pattern required. Spinning wheels
on hand and for sale cheap. Farmers pro-
tiuce. wood and lumber taken in exchange
for work Don't refuse greembacks
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PoULTRY.
A splendid pair of muffi d legged
Shanghais, raised hy Ms. ComstOck,
Oak Grove, also specimens o. the black
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USE
Helmbold's Fluid Extract Buchu

Helmbolds Fluid Extract Buchu
In all diseases Of these organs, whether existing in
male or female, from whatever originating, and
no matter of how long stan ing. 1t is pieasans in
taste and odor, immediate" in action, and more
strengthening than any of the preparations of Bark
or Iron.
Those suffering from broke Dc wa delicate eors-
titutions, procure the remedy at ONE.
The reader must be aware that, however slight may
&c the attack the above seases, certain af
feet the bodily health and mental powers.
All the above diseases require the aid of Duretic.
KelmboId's Extract Buchu is tie great Diuretic.
Sold by Druggists every
where. Price SI.25 per Bot
tie. or 6 Bottles for $3.50.
Delivered tO any address. DE.
scribe symptoms i'm all COM
m unicatiOn<.
ADDRESS.
n. 7. HELMR
Drug & Oatmeal Warehouse,
594 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
NONE ARE GENUINE unless
done mp In steel engraved
wrapper. with fac-simile Of
my Che micaI Warehouse, aud
signed
HIT. HElMB DID.
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8usiness Iircstot.t
MERCHANDISE.
sAUNDERS 4 GREEN.

II EEP for sale a full supply of Gae r. I
IN and provision. Pork. Lard. anr- III ri-
,Iways on hand: also ais aud Wooden Val
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Display was not large. G. W. BIC
Aurphey had pen of his choice Ches
Ter Whites, aud Theodore Miller a fam
lily OF five pigs. 5 months old-very large
for their age.
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FINE ARTS.

Here the display was certainly very
fine &C considering The unpropitious wealth
er which prevailed. Mr.. feelings and Rev
A D Roe. exhibited oil paintings which
indicated the executors To be possessed
of real talent and artistic merit Eta
Burdick. Mr. feelings and others cnmpe
ted for the premium on panmanship and
pen drawing. some Of their specimen.
being very fine The JOURNAL office
swept the premiums fer job and News
pspar printing Germs of subscription
So per wear in advance There were
many other articles we would like &, en-
umerate but our space will not allow of it
FLOWERS.
The collection in tie floral depart.
men, was very beautiful. Specimens a
dried ard cut flowers and grasses. tnd
hoouets of dahlias and other lovely
nlants. were exhibited bv Mrs DIR Y. uno,
Mrs J N Todd. Mrs s B Flint. VIM.
Page and others. This department
should receive more attention.
RACES.
The rain made the track so soft TINT
that there was little competition for the
purses. Porter Martin carried fl II 9
prize for fas. trotting. We did not learn
the name of the winner of the purse 4 7
the fastest running.
Masters Gilman Jav, G w Re I'm IN
AM Thos Lew competed for the prizes
on equestrianism, and for boys Of Their
ages displayed excellent horsemanship.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Mr. p Hammer had on exhibition a
splendid display of Jewelry, some Of
which, his own manufacture, ia noticed
elsewhere. N 7 Porter was numerous
" and we'll represented by musical in
.truments and quantity of miscellaneous
articles from his store. An organ
was tested BY several individuals, at
which times the music contributed much
to the enjoyment Of the spectators.
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etable departments, was decidedly at
tra.tive, the varieties profuse and well
selected, and every way creditable to the
genial climate aud fertile soil of the St.
Croix Valley, as well as to the skill and
labor of our farmers snd gardeners.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-04-12
by CABLR-RROM IRELAND.

i CORR, April 1.-THE Court Is about
to discharge Phillips, recently arrested
here as the alleged embezzler OF the
Federal bonds, because the American
dispositions are not forthcoming
Frsm Havana.
HAVANA, April ia telegram from
the Captain General, De Roda, dated
Puerto Principe, states that two col
umns of Spanish troops returned With
out meeting al enemy. Two men and
one woman, spies, were captured, and
the men executed, but the woman was
pardoned. --z4 aUz sasa .rfr
Important correspondence was cap
turcd. The insurgents advance guard
surrendered voluntarily. They report
Enrique Agramonta, Francisco Castel-
10, Casper Belavout, Diego Argone,
and an American named Magnet, were
chief leaders Of the insurgents, and
some Of them had embarked and fled
the country, after fighting among
themselves. Some of the insurgents
Issued an order to punish with death
whoever intends to accept De Roda's
proclamation. Cespedes intends leav-
ing the country, and will be actively
| nirsued, SggsG &DDR A
Anarchy and restitution prevail ev-
crywhere among the rebels. Yesterday
the leaders of the revolt were assas-
sinated by fourteen of their own men,
for the purpose of robbery.
This news Is regarded rs official, and
has caused great rejoicing here.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-04-12


BRowNIow, DRAKE AND REvELs.-
Mrs. Mary Clemner Ames, in her last
letter to the Independent, calls atten-
ton to a striking illustration of the
changes which are wrought by the
"whirling of time" as follows:
Senator Brownlow sits before Senator
Reyels. When Mr.. Drake congratn-
lated the latter OH his speech there, the
three incl stirred the most wonderful
associations. There was one, now q
Senator of the United States, who eight
years ago asked for an obscure seat In
the Senate Gallery In vain. : He could
not pas its door because his skin was
a shade darker than that of the door,
keeper. though his mother was a Scotch
woman and his father q free man.
There, q~uivering with palsy in every
limb, sat another. who a few years ago
prayed that If he died at the North his
coffin might be made open at one end,
so that he could crawl away from the
Abolitionists. There was another man,
shaking hands with the Senator of
darker face, who q few years ago pre-
sented n bill to the Legislature Of Mis-
souri, TINT all free men Of color in that
State should be sold Into slavery, which
bill would have included the Senator
with whom he was now shaking hands.
These three men were all friends to-
day. Well, the old earth moves.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-04-12

COMPRESSED AIR..-The st. Louis
journals report that the effect Of the
compressed air upon the men working
in the caissons Of the main piers Of the
bridge now building across the Mis-
sissippi, at that city, Is highly inju-
rios. Over fifty of the men engaged
in filling in the air chambers with
cement have been Frustrated by par
tial paralysis. In some instances a
few days rest has been sufficient to
restore the workmen to health; but
recently four Of the men have died,
and forty are still in the hospital,
some very low, but the majority are in
a fair way Of recovery. At the Cor
oner's inquest held upon one OF the
persons who had died, a fellow work
man testified that the men who OBJ
served strictly the sanitary regulations
established by the engineers would
not be injured, and that he never en-
perienced any serious effects from the
compressed air. The decease Of his
companion he attributed to intem-
perate habits. The use of s~pirituous
liquors will undoubtedly weaken the
lungs and render them unable to resist
the pressure Of two or three atmos-
phereS,
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SECOND DISPATCH!

. SAN ,Fn1NcIsoo, April 14-3r. NJ
WIN. HUDSON, father and son, were
arrested, to-day, charged with assault
with q deadly weapon. 1t Is allegedl
that they beat a man named Richards
nearly to adeath with rocks OIL Bernal
flights. Bail is fixed ut $1,000 each.
Officer Fennell alleged that the old
man s. assaulted = him } also, when
he went to make the arrest,
and he was then obliged to knock
him down and handcuff him. This Is
the same old man who let In alnumber
of Jewish merchants, for largo sum,
few years since; on pretense that he
had discovered the secret Of transmit
ting baser metals Into gold, and was
manufacturing millions Of gold at his
faeSufyoTtBeriAl Nights, with which
he proposed to buy Jerusalem from the
fI,Isssssisass:YIa sse .t Essss's % 'b E
crazy, but it is alleged that he
iis fSs FSsIisf1.aE.ashsrahaah u. Cal
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[iforuis StsamsN N Navigation Company,
for damages BY collision Of the steamer
CAPITAL with. The steamer Coinsa, was
tried In he fifteenth District Court.
The fury d~lsagreed-9 for plaintiG and
Is for defendant. 80
A fight took place at Mala City,
near Corrinne, last night, in which
Murphy, of the Toll-road, was shot
dead by Sheriff Morgan. The latter
was slightly wounded In the hand.
A storm Is prevailing on the eastern
slope of the Sierra Nevada mountains.
It Is said to be the toughest for years.
There was considerable damage done
In Washoe County.
The, Grand Jury of the County Court
was empannelled to-day, with Albert
Dibble as foreman. The Judge told
them that 1t was no part Of their duty
to spend time and money In running
around visiting public institutions over
which they had no control, q practice
already too long INDUCED In. They
have 30 criminal cases for investiga-
ton. on gE. lg3a.yi '9Ip mr. go
Colonel John Maynard, r. Ii. Slnton
and A. II. Hays have been appointed
Commissioners Of the Montgomery
avenue extension.
Michael Reese Is said to be one Of
the parties most squeezed by the sud-
den breakdown In Amador.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-04-12

FlLOM SAN rhANCASCO'
R~ocovsrinE from q Deg Bite-Tea Plauts
.MSoney' on tho BInfS.TheoioElcaI
SeminaH:-Fniion Women Society First
SAN FRANCISCO, April l2-2 +. NJ
Julius Carstenstein, the young man
terribly torn by adog on the corner OF
Bush and Powell streets, last night,
will recover.
Three hundred thousand tea plants
are,now ready for setting out In Bran
mans plantation, at Calistoga, and are
all looking healthy. ~.
1t rained all last night, and Is still
showery.,
Mrs. Sisco, anegro woman, attempted
to commit suicide by swallowing two
ounces of laudanum, on Jackson street,
near Kearny, last night, but was
pumped out In season.
Mooney is out In = card, proposing to
put up $l0,00 % as a starter, for a new
insurance company with a capital of
800, 900, to take the place Of the de-
funct Builders. 81
DIR. Stone reports as follows on be-
half of the California Theological
Seminary, East: Starting out for an
endowment of $4,000 gold for one
professorshipi in the Theological Semi
nary, he had secured $4,000 In Bos-
ton, of which 10000 was given by his
former pastoral charge In New York.
The Tabernacle Church had pledged
1, 1000 in coin, and If all the promises
made him were redeemed, the net re-
suit of his mission would be $25, 600 In
currency, and the same amount In gold.
"rhe Society for the Rescue Of Fallen
Women have resolved to rent q house
and commence practical operations at
once. Tu~.raW -
The first bar of tin ever produced In
California, has been presented to, the
Society Of California Pioneers. It Is
from the San Jacfnto mine, San Ber-
nardino county.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-04-12
our Great Ciyil War 1. Hl...ry

Our Great Civil War N hlstsry.
In view Of the adoption Of the Fff-
tenth Amendment, which completes
the work Of Acknowledgement In this
nation, and which opens the way for
the realization Of a truly Republican
Government, the closing paragraphs Of
the third and last volume of Mr..
Draper's" Civil War in America are
appropriate:
"And now we may contemplate the
Republic whose existence has been vim
dieated BY this civil Wharf.-The Republic
of the future. whose seat is a continent
with the Atlantic and enlightened
Europe on one side. the Pacific and the
wealth of Asia OF the other-the Paci-
fic, with its hundreds Of isles, beauti-
full as the Garden Of Eden, and await
ing the approach of civilized man. 1t
is q Republic with q network Of rail-
roads and telegraphs from sea to sea ;
Its population harmonized by wise in
stitution, speaking one language, obey
ing one constitution, disciplined by a
uniform education, equal before the
law its national intellect organized,
freedom of thought secured, a career
of advancement fairly open to all,
place given to talent. 1t is a military
power, strong in the vast armies-it can
raise, swirl In intercommnnition,
Astounding in resources \ commercial
power, having geographical advan-
tagcs never vet allotted even to States
most illustrious in the annals Of the
world. Tyre, Athens, England, have
each lain in an eccentric position with
their depots, colonies, dependencies ut
n distance. If they, In spite Of such
disadvantages, could from the corners
of the world put forth their influences
and rise to so great a pitch Of pros
perity, what may not be expected OF a
power whose seat is in the midst OF
the nations, whose dominions are
round her feet, whose rulers are Lords
of the East and the West?
"In that day Of greatness and glory
Americans will desire to put aside the
remembrance of this war. The very
defendants Of those who lifted their
hands against the Republic, will be
ashamed of what their ancestors did and
seek to hide In forgetfulness the mem
DRY of their acts. They who fought
for the perpetuatlon Of human slavery
will find in the future no frauds.
Their posterity will look back on the
accomplishment Of nationality with
pride; regarding the history Of the
war, not a. the victory Of the North,
but as the fiat Of God.
All history tell us that Lost Causes
do not live long. The Social war
lasted three years half a million Of
men were destroyed, yet Rome quickly
forgot it. In our ancestral country
the remembrance Of its civil wars has
long ago passed away; yet in the
American Conflict there was no battle
rs bloody as the battle Of Towton.
For a little while they who have been
disappointed clamor; It is the privi-
lege of the vanqui,hed to exaggerate
everything then objugation subsidies
into murmurs and murmurs sink into
souvenirs, and souvenirs end In obli-
Yion." o.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-04-12

HERE is an important item for sol
diers: Under q law of Congress and
the regulations Of the Pension Office,
the time during which declarations for
pensions may be filed by ex-soldiers
who served in the late war, or their
heirs, expires by limitation in June
next, and after that time no case will
be received without special Act of
Congress in each case. The House
Committee ON Invalid Pensions how
ever, has agreed to report a bill ex-
tending the time to 1871, but its
passage Is doubtful.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-04-12

ANorHER CrRCUs.-Another monster
circus establishment has just arrived
from the East, and will soon commence
a summer tour through this State. Ne
vada and Oregon. 1t is called the
s.Great Oriental Circus Aggregation"
a name long enough, anyhow. Wo
have heard mentioned in connection
with it several star people, among the
number no less lights than Charles
Fish, the great bareback rider; Charles
Parker, a favorite jester; Shefee and
Whitney. the wonderful gymnasts ; the
Lowery Sisters, scenic riders; besides
Others whose names are familiar
through the sncomiums they have re-
ceiyed from the Eastern press, BUT
who m new to California. We think
that our old friend, George Ryland,
has a thumb in the pie, Ia Jack
Homer, and If he has, that he may
pull out a big plum.-Sac. Record, llM.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-04-12

CHEAT CuIuosIrIEs.-A correspond
emit at Rome, says that visitors to the
Vatican Council are shown I'm the
Church of St. Augustine the cord with
whichJudas Iscariot hanged himself;
a wing of the Angel Gabriel; the comb
Of the cock that crowed When I'eter
denied his. Lord; the beard OF Noah /;
and the staff, with which Moses divided
the Red Sea. =