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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-09-14

TINHIS is no Patent Medicine Humbug, gotten up
IL TO dupe the Ignorant and credulOus, nor Is it
represented as being composed of rare and pre-
cious substances brought from the four corners OF
the earth, earned seven times across the great
Desert of Sahara on the backs OF fourteen cam
els and brought across the Atlantic Ocean on two
Ships" 1t is simple, mild. soothing Remedy.
perfect Specific for CATAARH and COLD IN THE
HEAD" also for offensive Breath, Loss or impair
ment of the Sense of Smell, Taste or Hearing,
Watering or Weak Eyes, Pain or Pressure in the
Head, when caused, as they all not unfrequently
are. by the violence of Catarrh-
offer, in good faith, standing Reward of $500
for case of Catarrh that cannot cure.
FOR SALE BY MOST DRUGGISTS EVERY WHERE
PRICE ONLY so CENT?.
Sent by mail, post paid, on receipt Of SIXTY
CENTS. -Four packages for $500 or l Dozen for
$500.
Send two cent stamp for DR.. Sage's pamphlet
on Catarrh. Address the proprietor.
II. V. PIERCE. NJ. D.,
Buffalo, y. 7.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-09-14

II Pc SAL, NJ. d., Of San Francisco,
Gently addressed an American patient
t,ihs effect: IL think you too much
d me-, too much eat, too much fool
a:ouad If you dance, you no get bet
tr; too much eati 6 no good; too much
fooling around no good. Good by"
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-09-14
4 ACCENTS rs ||{5Hl|II VI|ails||3ls|sl
Twelve Years among *. wild Indians (. Plain!

THE Life OF GEO. P. BELOFN, who, from a love
Il of wild adven. pie ADD desiie 10 grin a
knowledge OF he Eve.y d%y life END peculiar
customs OF he InG:ns. let home o. plenty in
New Philadelphia. o.. joineG In( ians. eGOp-
the mode OF life. bee. me n wa Tor o: tie "irs:
Glass; aeG chief or 100 lodges. we'd he gov
tinme 1T win dis braves s.;ainst The nos lie IuGi-
Pad Lee; emit - he Regular Army,
which posi- on he brt recently resigned 10 re .prn
TO the wild lie he 20 much loves. 40 ILL.,
ustgaftOns, 81 ~ ,aem Fct Page wi h
Portrait Ga lie AutNOr- all engraved ex-
piessly ,or ibis work. A most at l3c,ive book,
abound;ng in tn.il'ilg afyen IL G. a'Hi curious,
useful anG oiicinai infoim. 'Ol. Send or illus
iia,ed ciIcpiJr. VIII tes nls. abe o. conten's. and
sample pcgcs. j. s. GOODMAN & Co.. Publishers
Gus. House Place. Chicagc ] 1. 2.4w. :
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-09-14
TAX DEED NOTICE.
srArK OF WISCONSIN, 4

STATE OF WISCONSIN,
County Of Pierce
Ofice Of Clerk Board Supervisors, !
Ellsworth. Aug. nth, 1870.
UlHE following pieces Of land.
situated in Pierce county, state
90 Wisconsin. were sold by the
County Treasurer, on the twelfth
day Of May. A. u. 1868. for the
taxes, interest and charges 81 the
year 1861. Therefore nstlee IL
hereby given that unless SKID lands
are redeemed from said sale. on or
before the twelfth day Of May, A.
n, 1871, they will be conveyed ae-
eoriing to law, Tlse amO'.nt Of
taxes, Interest and charges caleuia-
ted up to the last day of redemp-
ton is st opposite TO each piece
respeetiv, Is.
II. B. WARNER,
Clerk Of Board Supervisors.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-09-14
COUGH NO MORE.

1919
WARMERS Cough BALsAM is healing, softeDiug and
expectorating. The extraordinary pswer 1t possesses
in Immediately relieving and eventually curing the
most obstinate cases Of coughs, colds sore throat,
Bronchitis Influenza catarrh, hnarseness asthma aud
consumption almost incre dibe. so prompt Is the
relief and certain its effects in all the above cases.
any affection of the throat aud lungs that thousands
Of physicians are daily prescribing itand and an
1t is the most healing and exeetorating medicine
known. One bottle always affords relies, and in most
cases one bottle effects a Sola by druggists IN
large bOttles-prce 81 1t is your own fault II you
still cough and sufFer-the balsam will cure.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-09-14
WINE OF LIFE.

The ereatbIood purifier and delicious drink, WAR-
KER's VINUM VITB. WINE OF LIFE, is free from any
POISONOUS drugs impurities being prepa red for those
who required smulant. IL is splendid appetizer and
tonic and the finest thing in the world to purify thu
blood 1t is the most pleasant and delicious article
offered to the public far superior to brandy whis
healthy, and cheaper Both male and female, old or
young take the Wine of Life 1t is in Fact life
preserver Those who wish to enjoy good health and
q free flow of lively spirits will do well to take the
Wine Of Life. 1t Is different from anyt hing ever be-
fore in 1t is sold by druggists; aiso at All re-
spectacle saloons. Price 81 in quart bottles
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-09-14
DYSPEPSIA.

WARMERS DYSPEPSIA Tonic is prepared expressly for
dyspeptcs and Those suffering with habtual costiVeness
1t is slightly stimulating tonic and splendid appe-
tier tstrengthens the stomach and restores the d.
grstve organs to their healthy state Weak, nervous
and dyspeptic persons should use Warmers dyspepsia
tonic, For sale by drugsists-price, 81
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-09-14

1t is uNrAi. s5Y in all cases OF Neuralgia
Faeiais. often edecl;ug perfect cree In single
dav. 10 ioim OF Nervous Disease fails 10 yield
TO lis wonderful power. Evel - he seve est
cases OF Chronic NeuIals'l, a6et. iog The en- ire
sys EN-. is use for few Gays a6ot;s The moss as
toniShug relief and Ialety tails 10 produce COM
pleie and pc mane tcrre 1t co is.iins no ma e.
RI in tue sic de- rec iuirrous. IL has The
nncuaied approval o, the besi Fhv.icans:-
Thousands 10 eyeiy psi o. he conn.rv, s aferlly
acknowledge Us power 20 500 D ine tor uied
nerves. anu Icstotirg he falling si'ea2.h.
Sent nv NAL on leceipt OF pr ice aud postage.
ope package $1.0O Postage cents.
So Packages, SEQ . % /"
It is sold bs all dealers IA acd met ic'nes and by
TdcNEa Co., Sole Prom &c o's, 10 Trss1Nr ST..
Eos OK, Mass.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-09-14
wARNE1'
RENEEDY

WARMERS PILE REMEDY has never Jailed mot even
in easel to the very worst of blind itch
ing or bleeding piles. Tho who afflicted should
Immediately call on their druggist anu get Warmers
Pile Remedy. It's EXPIRE sy for tn piles and Is not
recommended TO any other disease 1t has cured
many cases of over thirty years standing. Price 81
for sale by druggists everywhere.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-09-14

A part Of lot 4 be-
ginning at the NV cor
ner Of said lot !, thence
running east 4 rods AMI
8 links, thence south 30
Dig. east 50 rods and 10
links, thence south 81
deg west % rods, thence
nur,h 40 deg. west, 20
rods, thence south Al
deg. west, 10 rods aud y
links. thence north 81 Tds
~ place Of beginning.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-09-14
Mild. Certain. Safe and Efficient.

TTjs for the hest Caihai; &c remedy yet discov-
i e'ed. and a. once relieves and inyiSoia es all
the hal sunc ions winout Causing injury 10 any
OF Tie m. The mos compile success has long
al ended is nse in many iocali,ies, ard IL is now
oneied TO the general public With sbe conviction
claimed Tor Il pa oGuces fsle or no pain: leaves
the Oh sans nom ilii.a ion, aud never over taxes
or exci.es he neivops system. In all diseases OF
t,Ie ska. blood stomach. bowels, liver. Kidneys
-of ctiidien- Gnu in many difficulties peculiar
10 women. 1t bii 'ss prompt lelief and cei,a'n
cure. The besi physicians recommend and pres
ciije IL: and no person who once uses this will
volrnai lily ic:uln 10 he use of any other ca
tlai ic.
Sent by nal on receipt OF price and postage.
box 50 25...................Pos Postage O Gems.
5boxes, 90. ................... lS
10 x 90
II ia sold by ali dealers in drugs and medicines and by
TURNER L. Co, Sole Proprietors. l20 fremont 81.
Boston, Mass. 22-3ms
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-09-14

net SGT - Ford 2 25 ii
srl< set do 2 % IL
II acres of south side Of
lot in section being
9& 3-5th rods n & by
% rods e & W z Binns 2 37l
NV cor lott Ford Q 3 AZ
all of block l in sw corner
OF A 7 NortOns addition
TO city of Prescott
At Norton 10 5 so
S0S acres on north end of
net Of nw4 Il Doe 10 IL 10
a part of nw4 Of nwi4 16
rods N & by Sc rods 4
W beginning at the ne corr
ner. Unknown 10 80 "a
Beginning on west side Of
Lake street two rods of
Hilton street thence
running on west side
OF Lake street Is rods
thence W to Lake ST.
Croix thence 10 rods
thence g to place of he
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-09-14
Iolrn 26. Rance IL

a piece OF tand commence
ing 30 rods and 22i links
west from the n. e. cor
ner Of net Of net Thence
. 81 rods Thence W Is
rods Thence n 81 rods
Thence e Is rods to place
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-09-14
The Magic Comb

to a permanent black or brown. 1t contains no
poison. anyone can use it. One sent by mail
for 81. Address MAGIC COMB Co., Springfield
Mass. 22.3m. "a
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-09-14
Torn 81, Range Is

j. A Taylor o 20 %
part Of sw4 set. lying In
a square form, 6s rods e
and W by 20 rods N and $
containing IL a 53-l00ih
acres (; also, sc corner Of
swt living in a square
form Is rods n and by
30 rods and W contain
ing 2 and S2-lOO'h acres:
also, NV corner of set of
SIT. lying Sc rods wide
on west end by 81 on east
end containing IL and
5O-i0lth acres
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-09-14

a part of the net Of nwt
described as fellows
commencing at the ne
corner Of the n I Of nwt
Of said section and run
ming 3 "a rods, thence =
81 deg. W As rods and 10
links thence w 81 rods
and IS links, thence NIL
deg. e 6S rods a. d II
links to the section line
thence e 81 rods and IL
links TO the place of be-
Ginning + NJ Adams
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-09-14

nell sell except Is and l-100th acres In
NV corner, lying 23 rods and by
rods aud Unknown 70 10 oS
part Of sw4 of section g. commencing
16 chains from corner of sea swH,
thence "a rods thence n 80 deg. w 20
chains and IL links, thence n II deg.
100 rods thence So deg W 80 rods and
~ links, thence 20 rods and % links
to place Of beginning Unknown 70 Ia %
east part SET sec 26, commencing at the SO
cor of said swi set thence u 80 deg. W 50
rods, thence 81 deg. W 25A rods. thence
STA deg W 5<spds and 2 links, theme
80 deg 25 rods and 2 links, thelcenSl
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-09-14
HinckIey's Knitting Machines.

FORTUNES e en.i Rare e. chance s
Send Stamp. Diamond K. Co., Wilmington,
del 22-3m.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-11-23
Who is He ga Dead Beat7

Now who under the sun is "Dr. H.
Libby Of Cleveland :" We don't know,
but have an idea that he is some inflated
saw-dust pillist Of the cure all variety,
who persmbulstes the country and an
nouncs by handbills, &c, that he viii
stand for the ensuing season" or words
to that effect. The DR.. wrote to US a few
days since asking US to announce in our
local columns that he, the "well-knOwn'
and tone ofthe most successful physi-
clans in this cOuntryi is sbOutto visit War
rem" We wrote him that we would in
sert q card for him at a certain price paid
in advance, as we would not impose on
our readers by endorsing him ed~itorially.
To this the great persmbulating physic-
ist replied as follows:
"You are the first paper out of over
one hundred in this State that has asked
for pay in advance. 1 think 1 can get
along very well without your publishing
il at ALL
We only take notice of this to remark
that il the "Dr." tells the truth about
lover 100 papers in this State" we do
not wonder there are so many Of them
on the verge Of starvation. But we rath-
er suspect the DR.. lies about it, and that
there are not twenty papers in the
State that would trust him. Hthere are
any foolish enough to advertise his trade,
and trust to his honesty for pay, we
wouldn't give them i've cents on the
dollar for the account. Generally agOOd,
successful and reputable physician does
not need to wander like a vagsbond over
the country to get practice. We never
trust that kind for q dollar Of printing.
1t is but q few months since one Of those
doctors swindled a poor man in this place
out OF $50, then left him to die, in a few
hours afterwards.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-11-23

The advantages for acquiring a bust,
ness education cannot be supplied by
small inland cities or rural towns, MOI
bv institutions conducted on the old sys-
tenn of teaching, or where the curricu-
lum Of studies embrace other than the
business branches Of an education
I Hence it is that FELTON, & Begelow's
Business College Of Cleveland is the
only institution in Northern Ohio, where
Young men can be thoroughly prepared
70 successfully encounter the require
ments Of business life.
"A person walking up n OF u
busiest streets, one day last week pur-
posely dropped on the sidewalk an old
and empty Pocket-bOok, just As TWO
men we're observed approaching from an
o,nosite direction. Il was also noticed
tbst one Of the men, in passing, picked
M the purse and quickly put it in his
Docket, at the same time looking fnr-
tivelv about to see il he was observed.
They doubtless thought they had found
a prize. and it was amusing to see how
thew hurried of to a place where they
could examine their treasure on the
slv. How disguised these honest fell
must have been when they discov-
cred its worthlessnessl The person who
dropped the purse says that if the men
who picked it up will return it. "no
1uestions will DO asked"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-11-23
County Lodge.

TrumbuH County Lodge I. o. G. T.,
met at Girard, November 10, and had a
very profitable session. The following
officers were elected for the ensuing
year, viz: C. A. Williams, Of Gustsvus,
W. c. T.; Mrs. S. NJ. Kingsley, OF Fow-
Ter, W. V. T.; G. 7. Townsend, OF War
ren, ". R. s.; ]. K. Warren, Bacons-
burg, W. Nj; n. A. Cowdry, Bacons-
burg, W. T; John Bride, Warren, W.
c.; Mrs. I. S. Calender, Girard, ". I G.;
James McIntire, Church Hill, W. o. G.
The next quarterly meeting is to be held
at Bloomfield, the second Thursday in
February next. The following resolu-
ton was unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That we recommend J. W.
Fiestsr as a lecturer TO the temperance
people Of this county, and bespeak for
him s hearty support.
G. 7. TOWNSEND, R. S.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-11-23

EDITOR CHRoNICLE:-I have q little
story to tell about husking corn. In
1864 I had a very good piece OF corn. I
employed Patrick McCafEry to husk it
by the bushsl. He commenced in the
morning, and at shutdown I took from
the field all he had husked. I think
therewas between fifty and sixty bush
els. Between that time and shutdown
the next evening, he husked and helped
me pick up and put in the wagon, nj
hundred and twelve bushels. He walked
over two miles and back in that time,
and said he slept i've or six hours. he
tied the fodder nicely and set it up. Can
any one beat thst7
Yours, truly
NoY. UIS70. lie. PERKINS.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-11-23

$1,000 Reward is offered to any one who
can show that therear better curative drugs
in existence than those which compose
Clarks' Anti-BiliOus COmpOu1 nd.
$1,000 Reward is offered to any one who
can show that n halfa many Liver, StOm-
ach and Blood Disease can be cured by any
other kind Of medicine as by Clarks' Anti
Bilious Compound.
II these were not facts the above would
stimulate the ambition Of some person to
claim the offered rewards OfS2,0O0.
Clarks' Anti-BilliOus Compound is tUdr-
rdntef to cure diseases Of the Liver, Stomach
or Blood. 1t Is udTrdHfed 70 cure Dyspepsia,
SOurneSs OF The Stomach, splitting up OF
Food, Sick Headache, Parched Tongue, Ner-
vOusness and Loss Of sleep, Female Weak
ness, BiliOusness, Constipation, Erysipelas,
rheumatism, ScrOfula. Eruptions on the
Lame Back n Side.
It IS JUdTTGnted 20 giUe q good appetite and
give strength TO the feeble and d~ebilitated.
It is warranted TO be the best blood purify
ing and health invigOrating medicine yet
discovered.
The testimony is oopious and conclusive.
PRICESl,0O per bottle; for sale by Druggists
generally.
Operative Chemists, Cleveland, o
Aug, II, Is0-l5Ws
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-11-23
.--Op-%
Obituary.

V|uAtuALg
Some time since, the death Of Mrs.
SARAH JONES, Of Hartford, was noticed
in your paper. Though too longdelsyed,
some further mention seems necessary
Of one so long a resident Of the town and
so intimately connected with its history.
She was the daughter Of Mrs. U. Hyde,
OF Hartland, Connecticut, wa born May
18th, IT76, and hence was 3 few weeks
older than the nation, being, at the time
Of her death, August so, in her ninety
fifth year. She was one Of eleven chill
dren. Five are still living, aged 90, 81,
80, 80 and 50, counting from the nearest
birthday. Three sisters had died before,
at the ages Of 80, so and IS. Those Iiv-
ing retain their health and faculties in a
good degree-ail but one remarkably so.
The oldest moved to Kansas, with her
son, less than two years since.
Her youth was mostly spent with her
uncle, in Hartford, Connecticut She
was married to Mr.. Elan Jones, at the
age OF twenty-five years, and three years
after united with the Congregational
church of BarkhHmpstead, OF which
Rev. Osias Eells was pastor-the father
Of Rev. o. s. Eells, now Of Johnston.
In company with her husband, she
moved to Hartford, Ohio, 1906, six years
after the settlement OF the township, and
one and = half years after the formation
Of the Congregational church, Of which
she has since been a member. She
shared largely in the h~ardships incident
to laying the foundations Of the sub
seqUent prosperity Of the town. She
boarded the hands, and otherwise as
sisted in her sphere, in building the
first meeting house in the viciBity. He
naturally genial nature, assisted by
Christian faith, enabled her to take life
joyfUIIy, always hopeful, even in the
mosttrying places. Her kind and happy
ways scattered sunshine in the path of
acquaintance and stranger. In old age,
she was some time blind; but the other
faculties seemed unimpaired. She kept
so in love with life, nature, and every
body, especially the children; was so
patient, so thankful for every favor, that
everybody loved her, and she was to all,
| especially the youth, the "dear grand
mother" Her memory was, perhaps,
without q parallel, especially in her old
age. She had at her tongues end the
whole history Of the township, and
church, and nearly all the families
therein, both in former and recent yearH.
By ner account, hers was the five hun
dred and seventeen death in the town
ship. She had long expected to die, Iay-
ing, every time they came TO celebrate
her birthday, This viii, probably be
the last - yet she always had q kind Of
dread Of death, Not" as she said,
81 fearing that beyond death, but dread
ing the passing through" In the begin
ming of her last sickness, however, this
fear, even, vanished, and she lOnged to
20, not that she was tired Of life, but that
she had clear hopes for the future life ;
she thought her work was done, and
I feared she should wear out her friends
who cared for her. Thus, while she
waited and prayed, the messenger came,
and she passed over to her home beyond
the tide, in a good old age, and full Of
years, and was gathered unto her peo-
/ pie" J, D,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-11-23
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET

BEEF CATTLE-A better class OF
stock, more cheerful advices from the
East, and cooler weather, all affected the
market favOrably. There was increased
activity in both the local and shipping
demand, and sales were efected with less
"badgering," and at more satisfactory
prices than On any previous day within
the past fortnight. The above was the
condition Of the market for all grades Of
stock, save, perhaps, scalswag native
and thin rough Texas. ThesetW two class
es were not inquired for to any consid-
cradle extent, and, such being the case,
sales we're slow, and prices weak and ir-
regular, holders generally manifesting
q disposition TO concede q little when by
so doing they could 'close out" Ship
pers 10 New York, Albany, and Boston,
secured the best drovss, for which they
paid $6,25@6,5O, for good, fat, smooth
steers Of from 1880 to LBS ms average,
and {, 75a7, 90 for prime to choice smooth
steers, averaging from 1,l90 to 1,3S0 rs.
Pittsburgh, Cleveland and Philadelphia
buyers were also engaged, and sales were
reported in their favor at $4,5Oa5,75 for
common TO medium grades. Among the
best sales of the day were 80 head, aver
aging I,l90 Ms, at 1915, by ConOver &
Hall, and II head, averaging l,2S5 rs, at
80 @@AA - ~ @N@AAn u
Thompson. Nelson Morris bought a
drove of good Texas oattle-ITO in num-
Der, at $500. They averaged LOG u.s.
There was not much demand for stock
ers, though there were buyers for all
desirable lots offered, and at very full
prices, sales making at S3,75a5,OO for
common to good thrifty steers of from
700 to ! 1000 rs average. Inferior steers
and thin rough COWS sold down as low
as :, 75a3, 90.
HOGS-The receipts for the week az
gregaUe 1908. Most Of the hogs were
sold directly from the cars, and by 8
o'clock all were disposed of, and the
market closed firm at I0al5c advance on
the opening rates. Sales transpired at
50, 75a6,S IS for common, light, coarse. and
mixed lots ; 81 ,O0a7 20 for medium, and
at s. ,25a 80 for good to extra-princi-
pally at T,00a7, 40.-CSieGgO Tribune,
Nov. Is.
By Telegraph. CHICAGO, Nov. p.
Cattle dull at S3a7.5O. Hogs-Live dull
but frmer, at S6.45a7 ; dressed quiet at