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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-04-21
That Association.

Farmers should not forget the Associ-
ation formed here last winter, for the
purpose of shipping their wheat the
coming fall. On behalf OF the Association,
the president of the Executive Commit
tee, Mr.. E. b. Holmes, lately addressed
letter to the Merchants Exchange, St.
Louis, making inquiries concerning the
transportation of our wheat by barge
line to New Olleans. This letter i'm
mejiately brought the Association into
public notice, and the St. Louis Demo
crdt prefers to it the following advice:
We advise Mr.. Holmes to make spe
cific contract with either Mr.. Ames Of
Saint Paul, Robson of Winona, or ]. X.
Graves or Captain -Lowery of Dubuque,
who own two boats and barges, to come
TO Hudson and Prescott to take the wheat
this committee proposes to ship, as far as
this point. Here let it be transferred TO
our barge line and be pushed along to
its destination. to Europe. The com
mit.ee can make drafts against the ship
ment for more money than their sUheat
,UW net them If sold an Chicago. So
that they at once realize more than Chi
cago would ever give them, and have a
chance of still further profits. The Grain
Association here would undoubtedly cash
their draft upon receipt of bill of lading,
as would almost any st. Louis commits
sion merchant. By thus sending their
own wheat to market down this great
water way, they would test beyond all
future doubt, the merits of this great
God-given thoroughfare, and escape
from the irksome thralIdom::o of the rail-
road companies who own Chicago.
We know not how far such promises
may be redeemed, but the proposition is
worthy of consideration, and perhaps, of
practical test. And now that this work
is so well begun, we earnestly invite the
farmers in the st. Croix Valley to pei
feet their organization, either under the
act of incorporation, passed at our last
legislature, or in some other manner,
and then see if they cannot realize the
net market value of their wheat.
The Executive Committee will call a
general meeting, within the next six
weeks, at some central point in the VAL
ley, at which permanent organization
will be perfected. When this is done
we can seek cooperation from the" Min.
nesota side" which may be very vaIu-
able auxiliary. Farmers will please think
of these things, and give US another
rousing meeting. NJ.
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Foreclosure Sale,

State Of Wisconsin-Circuit Court. for
Pierce County.
George Carmichael. plaintiff against John
Johnson and Botilla johnson, detendanta
TN pursuance of the judgment OF this court
i rendered in this action on the Sd dav of
January, 1870. shall on The I'd day Of Jun.
A. D. 1870. at 2 0'cloek 2. n ut the front
door of the post-ofiice in the city Hf Pies
colt in said county, offer for sale al public
auction. and sell to the highest bidder, the
following described real estate. to-wit: The
southwest quarter of the northeast quarter Of
section twenty three (23). in township twen-
ty-frur (24) north of range sixteen (l6) west
and the northeast quaftef of the son,l
quarter of section twenty-illrec (23) in iova
ship twenty -four (2I) north of range sixteen
O6) west. containing eighty acres, all Of
said lands lying and being in Pierc corI.-
iv. Wisconsin. Geo. w. DickI nson.
Low Sheriff.
Dated April Is. 1870.
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Foreclosure sale.

State of WisconsiE--CircIit Court fof
ri roe County.
John G. Allen plaintiff against John Z.
Wood. Willard Wood. and II. p. Ames frs
PENDANTS.
in pursuance Of the Judgment Of this eotn.
L rendered in This aciiof nh the Sd day Of
January, 1870. | shall on the ld;h day of
Maya :. H., 1870. at . o'clock n. at tia
from, deer Of the rusi Office in tine city cf
Prescott, in said comfy. offer tor sale nj pnh
lie auction, and sell To the highest bidder Tie
following dascril ed real estate, to-wit Tl.4
northwest quarter of section eighteen (lS)
and the southwest quarter of section >svsn
ca. all in township twenty five (25.) hertl
of range fifteen. (I5l. vest said lands lying
and being in Pierce county. Wisconsin,.
Geo. W. Dickinson,
40 6w. Sheriff.
Dated Mar a, $50.
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Pierce CeRniy CGurt--Em Pro-
kl1P.


In the matter of the estate of Eli Foster
deceased
0N reading and filing tie petition ci Ell
" Foster, of st. Lous, MissGuti. repre-
sCnting rs a dcy;see of said decreased. he is "a
holder in common and undivided 18th A u
Foster est Homer Foster est. Lucina Ellard
wife of Chas. NJ. Ellard, and Mary II. Eos
ter now Mary i. He fern. wife ol j. Il. Hef.
fern all of the following described real es-
tate to-wit. The SIS of the seJ14 of sc ,. less
acres The sci 81 the sw551 81 sect .; tho
ne114 of the nt14 of sect j the nw14 oil tlss
ne14 sect II less 10 acres mel of the nw1f
of sect ! l. less acres; the sw11 of the metz
of sect IL. less ~ acres, all in Township 81.
Range 10 the WI of the sell of section p.
Town 81 Rarge IS; the e1s OF the sw1 of
sect %. Town -. Range Is : the VI It the
sw15i of section %. Town 81 Range l8 stu
ated in The county at Pierce, state of W is
consin, aud praying that commissioners To
make partition Of said estate.
1t is ordered that said peition l." heari
before the Judge of tins Court OH MOi;day
the 10Th day oi MAY, 1870 at 10 o'clock 4
NJ, at his Office IN The city of Prescott
And it is further sY,lcfcd that motto. there.
of be given to.all persons Interested 10y pub
fishing a copy of this order for three success
siue weeks prior 10 said day of hearing in
the Prescott journal, weekly newspaper
printed at Prescott, in said county
l-3w WILLIAM HOWES
County Judge.
NJ
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-04-21

When Spenser had finished his famous
poem of the " Fairy Queen" he carried
it to the Earl of Southampton, the great
patron of the poets of that day. The
manuscript being sent up to the Earl, he
read few pages, and then ordered his
servant to give the writer twenty pounds.
Reading on, he cried in a rapture, Car
ry the man another tweutv pounds
Proceeding farther, he exclaimed, Give
him twenty pounds MORE But at length
he lost all patience, AID said, Go turn
that fellow out of the house, for if |
read farther | shall be ruined.'
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Special .sdrcrssse,G enfs.
Nnfice 10 streditnrr.

State of Wisconsin-ricrce County Court
in Probate.
In lh, rnnt,er of the estate Of Asal b u T'S'-
ter deceased.
I ETTEkS Of Administration having been
4 this dav is=hed To Sidney Porch md
Jane + Foster. and six months from tie Date
ns rpof having been ailowrd aud limited fir
creditors to present lkrir tlsins against said
deceased for examination and adjustment:
Notice is hereby given. that all claims and
demands against The estate of said deceased
will be received examined and adjusted hy
and before the Judge of this Court. nj his Of
fee in the city of Prescott. on the first Mon
day of each month during said six months.
al o o'clock. a. 8.
Dated This 18th day of April, &. n. 1870.
WILLIAM HOWES..
81 Nv Cfunty Judge.
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An eastern college paper reports this
dialogue between vender of salve and
student:
Want to buy some salvet'
"No."
Good for boils."
| don't want any"
Good FOR corns."
with disgusD 81 haven't got any,"
Very nice to est on breadr'
Exit vender of salve followed by a
dictionary.
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r Falls, April Is, 1870.
Miscellaneous Items.

Hafd wafer is conSluefcu HealtuiSt
than soft water, in European countries.
-" Hurry, mamma" said little in
uocent with his cut finger; "hurry it's
leaking"
Mr.. Greeley says that the solution
of the question whether woman is equal
to man depends upon who the woman is,
and who the man is.
"A fashion paper speaks of "Tbe
Coming Bonnet" Well, let it come,
for there have been no bonnets to speak
of for years.
-DelaDo has forbidden the publica
ton of the annual lists of assessments of
income returns.
The Free Masons of New York are
about to build an asylum for aged mem.
bers and orphans, to cost 100000.
Chickens are taken at the box office
Of the Brigham Young Theater, md
change is appropriately made with eggs.
-Colfax has a son. Now let now
office te created, and give the little suck
er chance at the public teat.
An exchange paper says: "Truth'
is in type. but is crowded out by more
important matter"
Mrs. DR.. Mary Walker says she
never knew what real trouble was until
she put on pantaloons. She is willing TO
die, however, martyr to principle.
"A traveller writes home from Paris
"The word l have stood most in neel Of
siuce my arrival here, is thu French for
damn.
Mr.. Greeley's stereotyped answer
to all persons in the city who write to
him about getting employment IS:
Westward hoe"
An old bachelor says that every wo
man is in the wrong until she cries-and
then she is in the right instantly, and
they are all in the right--soon, "A or later.
The lady who said that being well
dressed gave her more peaco of mind
than religion could give her, expressed
undoubtedly the general feeling of her
sex.
A young man in Cincinnati was
frustrated in an attempt to keep engage
menls with four different girls, and his
administrators is now settling up his estate.
An amorous swain in Alabama re-
sisted in going to see girl when it
''wasn't his night" and hated rival is
now pining in a dungeon charged with
murder.
The will of George Peabody was
admitted TO Probate in Essex county,
Mass, on Tuesday. 1t shows that pub
lie benefactions absorbed his property
except $3.50, 900, which goes in private
requests to relatives.
AT dinner party, the other night,
Senator Nye put his new silk tile care
Iessly upon the sofa. A few minutes af.
ter the veteran philosopher Greeley sat
upon and crushed the hat fearfdlly =
"Damn it," roared Nye, Il could have
told you 1t wouldn't fit, before you tried
it on"
why does the operation of hang
ing kill a msn!" inquired DR.. Whately.
A Psychologist replied, "Because inspira-
ton is checked, circulation stopped, and
blood suffuscs and conges:s the brain. +"
"Bosh!" replied his Grace. ut is be-
cause the rope is not long enough to let
bis feet touch the ground!"
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THURSDAY MORNING,


Mrs. Winchester has gone to Chicago
to purchase a new stock of millinery and
dress goods.
Joe. Price has built new house in
the extreme northern portion of the vii
lage. - fEft s:t5
A. B. Chaplin, Steve. Nye and R. P.
Prattshave gone to Duluth. Good luck
attend them. ES
Kate Shepard is in receipt of new
and full assortment of millinery goods.
The ladies will take due notice.
C.. L. Davis is building n new house
on Second street. "Em." has pitched
into hard work with the zest of true
philosopher.
Asaph Pratt and family, returned from
winters visiting tour, on Saturday
last. Welcome, kind friends, thrice vel
come.
Our merchants are receiving new
goods, appropriate for the season, almost
daily. People must buy, whether the
times are hard or soft
Our town meeting went into quaran-
tine for forty-two, instead of forty days.
1t was strongly sus pected of being IN
fected with contagious disease, some
times called an " electioneering fever"
Rounse Brothers have been erecting a
Foundry near Junction Mills, during the
past winter. Their building and ma
chinery will be ready for business in a
few weeks. If bard work aud perse-
vsrance will win, they are bound to sue
coed.
Those School grounds demand atten-
ton. The new fence is fine improve
Inent, but this is not enough. We
want those shade and ornamental trees /.
Too long, quite too long has this
pleasant, beautiful spot been neglected.
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Dated, April 10. 1870.
Circuit Court, Pierce County.

jessie Wilcox against Stephen Collins.
The state of Wisconsin to Stephen Collins.
defendant above named:
VTOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED aud
required TO answer the complaint in thi.
action, which will he filed in the office Of the
Clerk of our said Circuit Court at Ellsworth
in Pierce county, and serve copy of your
answer on MS at our office in the city of Pres
colt. in Pierce county. within twenty da at
ter the service of this summons on Won. ex-
elusive of the day of such service and ii t0il
fail TO answer the said complaint as aforesaid,
the plaintiff will apply TO the Court for tho
relief demanded in the complaint
WHITE d BUTTON,
50-6w Plaintiffs ATTORNEYS.
Dated March 81, 1870.
Tho nhnye ,nHt-4innS,i enr+,pIa;fnt ,,-as Rr.I
in the Office of the Clerk of said Circuit
Court the 25th day of March. 1870.
WHITE & BUTToS
5l-6w. Plaintiffs Attorneys
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Notice..

OFFICE OF CLERK OF CIRcUIT CouRr
Ellsworth Pierce Co Wis A Pril 4, 1870
NOTICE is hereby given that on the 30lh
~ day of April A. d. 1870 at my Office
in said county. assisted by the Sheriff and a
Justice of the peace of the aforesaid county.
shall proceed TO draw tie names of those
persons liable to serve as grand and petit
Jurors at the coming May term of the Circuit
Court for said county which will commence
May 23d. 1870. G.. w. BROWN.
5l-3w Clerk of Circuit Court
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-04-21

DENTIsTRY.-Dr. CRARY announces
that he will be in River Falls May ID,
on professional visit. As the doctor
will remain but one week, persons hav
ing dental operations to be performed
should be promptly on hand with their
mouths open, tho first day of his ar
rival.
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WORDS Of WISDOM

FOR YopfS MEN
ON the Ruling Passion of Youth and Earl
~ Manhood, with self help for the errinr an
unfortunate. Sent in sealed letter en~eIopes IRE
ofcharge. Address. HOWARD ASSOCIATION
Cox p, Philsdslphia, Pehh. sly
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q IL CROSSMAN.

nEALER i'm Groceries, Prov isions, Wood
- 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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CONCERT.

THE River Falls Cornet and String Band viii
Il give miscellaneous concert, interspersed with
vocal music. such as
Songs, Duets, Solos g. Quartets,
At Agricolitan Hall. on Friday evening. April 22d
Alllovers of good music are invited TO attend
Tickets. so csnts. L CHILDS.
GEORGE REED.
51-ev WI NICHOLS.
Executive Committecs
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-04-21

WALL PAPER.-5OO0 rolls of the best
wall paper for sale at the Prescott Book
Store very lowest prices.
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Business 9iretto,u.
MERCHANDISE.
SAUNDERS & GREEN,

HEEP for sale full supply OF Groceries
IN and provision. Pork. Lari. and Hams
always on hand; also Nails and Wooden ware
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R. j. WILCOX
S. d. DODGE.
-

DEALER in Shelf and Heavy Hardware.
Stoves and Timware, and all varieties of
Farmers and Mechanics Tools. Agents for
Singers Sewing Machines, and Deere's cele-
brated Moline Flows. Repairing dcne
promptly.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-04-21

~. BURHYTE BROTHERS.,
DEALERS in Dry Goods. and Ready
IL made Clothing. Carpeting, Oil Cloths,
Boots and Shoes. Groceries, etc.
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@. R cox & co.

nEALERSi i'm Flour. Grain. Gronnd Feed.
~ DC. Proprie,ors of Prairie. Greenwood
and Jsnciion Mills. Custom work promptly
done at Prairie. and Greenwood Mills.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-04-21

G.I. Ar. ROBERTS,
GENERAL Dealer in Dry Goods. Crock
W cry. Boots and Shoes Hats. Caps. and
anything in The line of Furnishing Goods.
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G w. MAPES.

y p G W. MAPES,
A T the Old Pioneer Store. deals in Dry
N Goods, Groceries. &c.. and wants Custo-
mers and Greenbacks.
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Increase OF water. Ga. the plain.

The Inland Umpire of January 80, has the
following rcmrkaOi" statement concerning the
process of change going on all over the great in
land desert between California and Mississippi
1t says:
For some time past there has been question
before the people OF this basin and of the plains
east of the Rocky Mountains, that has as vet
failed TO be satisfactorily auSwer,2.--It is-Why
are the streams carrying more water than in for
mcr years: The great plains are last losing
their srid nature, and through them are running
streams in place, where twenty years ago there
was not a drop of water: and where at that time
there were small streams, they now very
much enlarged.
When the first emigrants crossed the plains to
California, the great objection urged 10 the trip
the scarcity of water the great part of the
route. Within few years this has all been
changed and in the beds of old streams that
were dry when first found there ia now water for
all the purposes required The Laramie plains
are not now destitute OF water where ~ some
years ago there was none, and travellers had to
carry water on passing over chem. There can
be no doubt tina. for the last ten years there has
been a continual Increase OF wafer throughout
the whole desert country between the Missouri
and the Sierra Nevada The Arkansas was dry
in 1852 from tie Pawuee Fork 20 the Cinarou
Crossing, and previous TO that time the Pec0-
WAS tTl'u up 50 that dt many places the lnha hi
tnutS were obliged 10 dig TOR water. And the
Moro Valley and plain were At that time almost
destitute Of vegetation. Vow the vegetation il,
luxurious. nud il j. one os The very best wheat
growing sections
Denver was built On the banks of AN extinct
creek, which 1t WAS supposed would remain dry
but after the settlement, 10 the ustouishment Of.
! tine people, It became quite stream, md is now
crossed ny bridges. The lIuerfno, the Roys
! PecOs, and others tnat we're dry during the sum-
! mcf months, ten years ago, are now constantly
running in tir streams We are satisfied thnt
aiou@ To" whole line ot the MON P1cihc Rail
| road there i, much more moisture in the earth
! than there was only "a few years since. Again,
Salt Like l. ,ovon ir"t hi-Nrr than il was ten
! years axe, and is constantly rising. This great
! increase Of water will work great revolution in
the "piai2u OF people rs 81 the capacity of the
great plains for agricultural Purposes.
The only reason why the great plains cannot
lc mad" into good fruit farms j. the lncli of water
and timber. a. the land in richness has no supe.
glnr The increase of water Of which we have
/ spoken will do away with one objection, and the
discovery ot coal over distance east Of salt LAX,
( tur over 900 miles will obvinte the other "
oar pwu -r,'o this increase OF moisture has been
noticed. aud the old ,ettlers do not hesitate u
SAY thar n many places the streams hay, increas
ed more than one.fourth in SIZE during the pas
Eve wears, and in some places where there wa,
no water then there are now small but constantly
| running streams.
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GiSrsllanp.
OYEH ND 0NEH AGAIN.

oye- and over again.
Ornate which way turn,
7 r7v~avs Fl. . a. the Book OF Lie
Some .,ssou have to learn.
must take my turn AZ the MIL.
Tnus- grind out the golden grain,
must work at my task with 4 resolute will.
Over and over again.
We cannot measure the need,
ofaven the tnest flower.
Nc check the flow of golden sands
That run through single hour.
But the morning dew must fall;
And the sun and the summer rain
Must do their part and r"rform it all
over and over again. ~
Over and over again
The brook through the meadow flows,
And over ana over again
The I.undgous miil-wheel goes.
Once doing benot ia vain;
And a blessing, failing US once or tvic.,
May come five try again
The pain that has once been troi
Is never 50 rough TO fee,
And t., 90. on we once have learned
l. nc,e" 50 hard 10 repeat
Though sorrowiul tears may lal,
Ind the hea, = Is depth BE- driven
~ storm and tempest, we need them all
lJ 'nuer us meet for Heaven.
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The SuErLWE tNE\N LANES or FLoRrDA.--
Ia Florida there are many lakes which have
holes in the bottom and underground communi.
cation, 50 that they viii shrink away to u mere
cuptul, leaving many square miles OF surface
uncovered, aud then again fill up from below
and spread out over their former area. Some
Vt them have outlets in the ocean, far from shore,
bursting up perpetual spring Of fresh water in
the very midst of the briny saltneSs Of the sea.
In times of low water. during long exhaustive
Try season, mon have gone underground in one
of these .nbterrshesh rivers from lake to lake n
distance " eight miles
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Heal ESTATE.

k'OR "a Leaf BARGAIN, for cash, or on time
Ny Residence on north buit eomP:isln about 10 aces
fruit bearing raspberry vines grapes curranis &c For
Feb. 70. NJ. K. WHITTLESEY.
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NOR SALE.-Th- .il.,, ril,er vhcr. sale On re,so
able terms the following lands and 'wr lots, situated
III La Sail. county, TO wit:
LANDS.
10 Acres-WH SWX of EX MEX Sec 2, 7. 50, RS.
30 Acres-h IN of Canal ~ Mex Sec II, I. 80 RS
so Acr-s-WI% SwL Sec. 81. r 81, r. D.
lG0 Acres-NWI Sec. - T. a. R.3.
TOWN LOTS
Lois s. s. Block 3, State. Addition 10 Ottawa
Cud% lot II. !5nc, l. State. AiIhii-n TO Ottawa
Lots = B. !, TO- in Block ~. states Addition 10
Ottawa.
Lot. 8, Q, H. II, H. ID, a. % Block -, States Addition
. ottawa.
Lot s. Block 81, States Addition to ottawa.
lot i3, Block 80 Ottawa Centre.
The atoNe will b. sold tor part cah down. and the residue
time sit purchasers For further particulars Amply to
Albert +. Dow. Canal Office, Ottawa
Ottawa, May L. I>6S-tf X. D. G9ODEIL
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And only man living WHO prU on; disease withoutlhr
patient .lyu word % asking question, Will
practice ri his rooms al the l'AlsN HOUs% l.. Otta
wa HIS, commencing Friday, December !ih, 1868, and
main until June it $50 Consultation free. Office hours
from O'Clock A. VI. SPIN.
Having Tor many years given his whole time TO the treat
men and Investigation of chronic Diseases especially
the Liver. Lungs and Blood and having been long and
bly, known IN every state and Territory In the Union the
most kiul aud successful physician In the o chronic
diseases. being formerly Professor OF Matcria Necn, ihrra
pcuCS PharrNcv Medical Botany, and diseases OF Women
and children IN Central Medical College also, IN the New
York College OF Health and The Central city Hospital &C.
and has placed opportunities within his reach OF
porancr, and hRs added largely his skin and experience
Remember that pr IN Fontane Is the only physician In the
world that has made liver, lung and blood diseases speciality
for whole lite Time and the only who has discovered
full anduc theory OF the origin and certain p such
plants, Dr. Ia Fontainc has perfected New Specific
Remedies that do not m 20 speedily and permanently.
ottawa, Dcccmbcr ~, 1850. !n
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NI----pi,dFT'INS or IOPARrNERSlIlP.--r The
~ 60 partnership heretofore rNsng between Icnas Hall
and Robert Murphy h, the furniture business. knowh the
IRA Of lia Murphy l. this day (hpil l. $500 dissolved by
mutual consent The business viii hereafter h. carried by
ROBERT MURPHY.
NJ claims against the late hrm OF Hall Murphy viii be
settled by calling on the Undersigned; and Nil persons know
Ing themselves indebted to the will find their
made out ready Tor settlement Please call aun SETTLE the
company matters must he squared mp without delay.
Apnl2-M R.aMllRPllY.
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Mrs. Woodruff having nominated herself can.
didate for President, IA correspondent asks; al.
she willing 20 acknowledge herself over b. M,
age prescribed by the constitution 2"