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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1871-02-01

ILLUMINATING THE HUMAN BODY -
About two yeats ago. DR. Richardson OF
London while experimenting with eltc
irIcity. Illuminate" n portion of his hand.
s. hat it was perfectly transparent. A
similar experiment was once nlade by the
celebrated Dr. PrIostly. Quite recently,
d.. Thomas Nicholson. OF New Or cans
in pursuing tins fact siill further. has sue
ceeded by the aid of the powerful IN
candescent OF light IN oxhydrugen bio"
pipe, ar calcium light AMI large magni
fylng lanses. ia completely Illuminating
the whole hand. From the successful
experiment, already male. it would ap-
pear that f.r illumination of the entire
body, il is only necessary that the lights
be sufficiently vivid AMI the lenses sufii
powerful. Ii the whole internal machinery
Of the human system cnud thus be
brought, directly nui"r the inspection I"
medical practitioners. the advantage L
science and humanity would be incalcu
| able.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1871-02-01
ADVERTISING RATES..

square willie Counted the space Of oneineh-
Business cards ines or less $500 "ear.s
Iegals charged ~ the rates prescribed ~ stsfuff
Special nieES f5 cets per line fpr hrst insefiloi
an j l0renfS for esch subsequent inserficr
Transit NJ Advertisements must lie paid for IN a.
vance: = u others quarterly
Asiver:is, ments not otherwise ordeted VII he eFn-
tInued until ordered cut, and charged accordingly
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1871-02-01
ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL,
con the Levee.l
Prescott. WISCONSIN.

yT1HIs hotel i pleasantly located commands
-isiiy ,,lat,ted fsF those whose homes are IN the
80, ana duStv civ and who desire summer res
r r.-nartfulIv invite the farmers 81 Fierce ana
.u-r,undina counties 10 give me caiI "heh ~
sown Good stabliug attached.
Nay II. 1862. II W.. -
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1871-02-01

..Pelisble Companies. Liberal Policies and
Easy Rates i Our motto.
ONCE ia welch's drug Sters, Broad-st Prescott
Wis.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-19
DIR. RICHAU'S
GOLDEN REMEDIES.


Use these only, and save time, heal,h and
money. 81 900 reward tor any ease OF disease IN
any stage which they tail to cure.
DIR. RICHAU'S DOLDEN BALSAM,
Nos. l and 2, are .he greatest Alternatives known
DIR. RlCHAU'S GOLDEN ELIXIR DAMOuR
is the greatest tonic and astringent ir the med
cal list.
DR.. RICnAU's GOLDEN ANTIDoTE
il the only reliable duratc.
These remedies are not advertised to cure al
complaints, and benefit none; but are guaranteed
to effect radical and speedd cuie IN all cases Tor
treatment has failed. Tens of thousands yearly
recover by their use who have lost all nope, ana
been pronounced as incuisble by the best OF our
medical faculty.
DIR. RICHAU'S GOLDEN BALSAM
No, l, cures ulcers liberated sore throat and
color.d botches. soreness of the scalp, scroiula,
etc. Ii is the greatest reneyator. Alternative ana
blood puriher known. removes all mercury from
the system, and leaves the blood pure and
DR. RICIIAU's GOLDEN BALsAM,
No. 2, cures mercurlal affections, rheumatism IN
all its forms, and gives immediate reliefin
cases.
DIR. RICHAU's GOLDEN ANTlDoTE,
radical cure for all urinary arrangements
| Price, 50 per bottle.
DIR. RiCHAU's GOLDEN ELIXIR D'AMouR,
Ar idica cure for nervous or general debility, IN
old or young, imparting energy with wonderful
| effect.
Price IS per bottle, or two for 50.
On receipt of price, these remedies will be ship.
| ped to any place. Prompt attention paid to all
| corres pon0ents. None genuine without the name
| of "DR. RICHAU'S GOLDEN REMEDIES, ID. Is
RICHARDS, sole proprietor" blown in glass OF
| bottles. ,
Circulars sent. Trade supplied as liberal dis
Address, DR.. D, b. Richards, 22s varick.st., N
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-19
NERVOUS DEBILITY.

It's depr. sstOn, H. voluntary emission,
loss Of semen, spermatOrrhGa,l loss Of
power dtzzy head, loss Of memory,
and threatened Impotence and iMbe-
cilfts, and n lOyereign cure In Hum
phrey's Homeopathic Specific No
Twe0ty-efght. Composed OF the most yalua
bic mild and potent turatiyes, they strike a
onde at the roots OF the matter, tone up the sys
TEN, arrest the discharges and impart yigor and
snersy, lite and vitality to the entire man. They
have cured thousands OF cases. Price, s. per
packages Of five boxes and q large 81 vial which
is very important III obstinate or old cases, or 81
per single box Sold by all druggists, and sent
Specific Homeo pathic Medicine Co., 562 Broad
way, Y. Y r. SChUH,
sugi5dsowawly Agent, Cairo, Illinois.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-19
THE BULLETIN.
ONCE, Bulletin building,
Washington Avenue,
NEW JERSEY.

now 1T COT OUT OF THE UNITED STATES.
From the Newark Courier)
The origin Of the allusion TO New Jersey
as foreign country is said to be as fol-
lows: After the downfall of the first Ma
poleon, his brother Joseph, who had been
king Of Spain, and his nephew, Prince
Murat, son oi.the king of Italy, sought ref
uge in this country and brought much
wealth with them. Joseph Bonaparte
wished to build palatial residence here,
but did not desire 70 become citizen, as he
hoped TO return TO Europe. To enable him
as an alien to hold estate required special
act of the Legislature. He tried To get one
passed for his benefit in several states.
but failed. He was much chagrined, es-
pecially because Pennsylvania refused.
After this he applied to the New Jersey
Legislature which body granted both him
and Murat the privilege of purchasing
land. They bought tract ut Borden
town, and built magnificent dwellings,
and fitted them up in the most costly man
ner. Rare paintings, statuary, &c, were
profuse, and selected with care and the
grounds laid out with exquisite taste.
joseph Bonapartc's residence was, per-
haps, the finest in America. Thousands
of people visited it from all parts of the
country, and were treated courteously.
He was profuse with his money, and gave
great impetus to business in the little
town. The Philadelphians, finding that he
had apparently no end Of money, and that
he used II to benefit business generally, re-
GREETED, when it was too late, that they
had refused to let him locate among them
selves; and, to keep up their modification,
would always taunt Jerseymen with hav-
ing king-with importing the king of
Spain TO rule over them they were called
Spanisrds and foreigners on this account.
But these taunts harmed no one, as the
Jerseymen lost nothing by their alluring
him to settle among them, and the term
" foreigner jokingly applyed to Jersey
men, has come down TO Us long after its
origin has been forgotten, except by few
men Of past generations. Many years ago
during the reign Of Louis Philippe, we
belieye-both Bonaparte and Murat foutd
they could safely return TO Europe, so they
sold ut and returned
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-19
THE ALDINE,
PROSPECTUS FOR 1872
FIFTH TEAR. 81
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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-19
A BOOK FOR THE MILLION.
notice o the AFFLICTED and Unfortunate.

Before applying to the notorious Quacks who
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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-19
NEW FEATURES FOR 1872.
a 80 IA AN ~ So nv~a

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Middletown transcript., 1871-04-01
Esr The Kiai,tomn 7,,nscrip


In this communication | desire TO state,
respectfully, to a few individuals who have
been recently endcavoring TO recommend
certain individuals. 10 The deirimem Of
others. TO the appointment at my hands Of
n Supervisor Of Bridges and Causcways iu
Appoqninimink Hundred, that intend to
appoint such person or persons as think
will best attend TO the work TO be done,
in my absence, with the least possible cx-
pcnsc. and thereby advance tho interests
Of the Hundred and County.
II We were TO harken to all these gen.
tlcmcn would say, We might hear one say
ing, that one appointment would bc nn-
popular. aud would cause the weak -knecd
TO leave the Democratic ranks; another
would tell us that this or another appoint
mcnt would debar the repen,iug political
sinner from entering the Democratic faith
aud so on, until score Of excuses might
be made. We think there aro very few
Of this weak faith in AppoquiDlmiuk Hun
dred. When party ties or affiliations ia
individuals will become 70 weak ns to lei
the appointment Of n cahseway supervisor
be an impedimcnt to ndhering to their
former political faith, then they will b.
weak indeed.
| Respectfully 10.
VIZ. N. WILSON.
Mddieto,cn, M,rch 8la. 1871.
Middletown transcript., 1871-04-01

ASsogssnssf.-ASss . ssssIea Of over
twelve weeks. the Legislature Of This State
closed it, labors on Thursday right last st
q late hosr. We have have given our
resdsrs az abssract Of ils doises from week
70 week. hence they ere - we'll posted
With the busissss trassaslsd - ~ are.
but vs mssl ssmisd then thae 70 do this
ws have besa pst 70 additional sxpease to
say nothing Of the labor. and 10 trust
that our effort to please will be rewarded
BY an increase in tho circulation Of our
paper Ms we'll ~ still more extended pat.
ronsge in our jobbing department. Ia
another part Of the TRAsscnrrr will BE-
found our Legislative record up to We'd
nesday. The proceedings Of the last day
did not come to hand in time for to-day,
paper. owing to the latcness Of the hour
Of adjournment on Thursday night. W.
will publish the last days doings in ou'
next, however.
Middletown transcript., 1871-04-01
pnaAvvAas nAs aor spoxsn.

A vsst u tve siacs 20 expressed the
h~po sAss tho Isgislasurs VI Delaware
vosld nos adjnsrn without formally, BY
rsUlulioa or otherwise. usteriug its indig-
nsut ysssess against the smcndcd Enforce.
sscst sst. ard oil kindred measures. The
IIsgislstsrc " Missouri did no. aud sim
liar rssolusip passed the Senate Of Penn
sylvsuia, but wc are not aware that Della
ware hes uttered syllable upon the sub
~. A Legislature Of . sovereign stste.
ssd shst Legislature Democratic. has wit
ussscd the consummatiou Of this outrage
spoa the rights Of the States. without one
wssd Of protest. Can the Democratic
party b. sincere in deprecating, though
IL speakers and It's organs. the dangerous
end startling innovations upon popular
rights. BY reckless Congressional cable,
whils its representatives iu delibcrative
bodies assmbled, utter no word Of protest,
Of Of disspprcbation, nor seek to arouse
tho people to something like on apprecia.
,ion Of tho situation. For ourselves VIC
hesitate not to express our disappointment
a this omission Of the Legislature, es-
peeially as there will be no other oppor-
tunity. for two years to come, to express
no slective'y the voice Of Delaware upon
this subject. Delaware has ever stood
conspicuous among the States for her de.
votion to principle and for her fearless
and independent bearing. A rebuks Of
he Federal Government for its sncroach-
nsat upon the rights Of the States. would
have been e,niuently proper, - coming
from Delaware. one Of tho smallest Of the
States. but equsl 10 the largest in the
spirit and intelligence Of her people. who
Yielded 10 none in devotion to those truly
republican principles which lie at ths
iouudation Of our political superstructurc
Middletown transcript., 1871-04-01
SIlERIFF'S SALE.

by virtue OF a wri, of Lcvnri Farias, TO me d..
rcricd, will be exposed To rvasic sale, a, the llo-
tel OF Charles u. foxwcll, IL ,be Town Of Smyr-.
na, Ken, County, and Stnw ~ Delaware, on
SATURDAY, iah aos II iPRiL, 1871,
a, o'clock, =. N. the following Real Estate, To-
wit All and singular the following lands and,
premises, situate In Duck Creek Hundred, Kent
County, aforesaid 10 Wit: All that tract Of land
and premises conveyed TO the said James W.
Spruancc by llcnry ID. Stou, and Anna, his wife,
by their indeniuys bearing date Herewith, and Ii
being the same lands and premises which were
conveyed to. The said Henry b. Stout by David
Diver and Lydia A. his wife, by their indcnturc
dated the tweniy-sixth day OF February, In the
year Of Our Lord one thousand eight hundred
aud 6iiy-siS, the said lands and prc,nisss are
said To contain ONE HUNDRED AND THREE
ACRES, be the same more or les, together with
all and singular the buildings, improvements, &c.
Seized and taken In execution rs tho property
Of James W. Spruancc, who hath survived Re-.
hccca g., his wife, and will he sold for cash.
SAMUEL HARGADlNE, SAeri6.
shcrTs Once, Dover, Del. .Mch. 30, is1i-3w
Middletown transcript., 1871-04-01
pnnsanesrsA-. rn0sAB ABiLsrsEs.

The following arc the probabilities rs to
The candidates for the Presidency in 1872
in the ranks Of the Republicans: Grant
will be the candidate Of the old Office
hunksrs. All the " ins" are Grant men.
Bat Grant IL an unavailable, an impracti-
cable, and an impossible. for 1872. In
other words be 10 a dead cock In the pit.
Sumssr has gated him terribly. while
Bryan and Shurs. and Phillips, and Dana,
and Tilton. have each hsd "ay" at him,
ID turn.
Summer will likely bc the candidate o.
The extreme northern wing Of the pro-
tsctioeists. unless Butler manages L
hustls him aside and to substitute himself
which he will DO IL he can.
Vice President Coliax 10 also anxioul
end sxpectaut. He will be supported b.
considerable body Of moral refcrmer
and Of those who arc sick Of militar,
rule, through tho oft-rcpcatcd blundcrs o
he present incumbent.
Gen. Logan will be . formidable com
pstitor for tho prize Of tho nomination
backed ~ be is BY the organization know
- The Grand Army Of the Republic.
Ssch ars the indications snd probabili
tics Of tAs present. But circumstance
msy ehangs ths whole aspect Of things !
bsiss period. In no case 10 it now be
Iisvsd that President Grant can harmon
iss ths Republican party.
Middletown transcript., 1871-04-01

ScnooL ELEcriOx The election for
school commissioners takes place through
out the State this afternoon. the polls
opening at o'clock. The newly cnfran-
chised, under the fifteenth amendment,
have no right to vote, aud the citizens
should see to II that they do not. by au
act passed some years ago, no one is al
lowed to vote for school commissioners
unless having previously paid 4 school
tax, and the blacks never having paid any
such tax arc excluded from voting at the
school election.
Middletown transcript., 1871-04-01

CLOSING SCENES IN THE Arkansas Leg
isLAruRn.--A special dispatch from Little
Rock says that the Legislature adjourned
Saturday noon, prior to which the pro-
ccedings Of the House were of most dis.
graceful character. The Clayton wing
had majority aud carried all the pet
measures sent by the Senate, regardless
Of rules. law aud precedent. Even the
protest Of the conservatives. who, seeing
all would be lost unless n quorum was de-
fcatcd. left the House about eleven o'clock
in sufficient numbers 20 effect that pupose.
a call Of the House was ordered. the
doors locked, and tho sergeant at-nrms
dispatched for the abscntecs. Then fol-
lowed scene Of disorder and confusion
that would have disgraced town meet.
ing. Whisky flowed freely, and cigar.
were circulated. A dozen members wcr,
addressing the chair at once. Sevcra
disgrnceful scenes followed. The Claytor
men succeeded iu passing most Of th,
measures they desired. The disabilitic'
Of about two hundred persons have beer
removed. taxes increased, and numbe
Of new oiiiccs created and salaries in
creased instesd Of reduced. the rcgistra
ton laws so amended that the Govcrno
can carry almost any election over tn
will Of the people. aud not one measure o
retrcnchmcnt or reform was adopted.
Middletown transcript., 1871-04-01

Hon. Garrett Davis. Senator from Ken.
tucky. delivered a speech on the Ku-Klux
bill in the senate on Thursday.
During his speech he was annoyed by the
Importance Of General Butler. who came
into the Senate Chamber, and occupied q
seat next to Mr.. Davis. After the close
Of the remarks Of Mr.. Davis, an altcrca-
tion took place between the parties. in
which General Butler was denounced as n
" damned scoundrep by the indignau,
Senator.
Middletown transcript., 1871-04-01

ELscrioxs Tmis Moxrn. Elections will
tsis plaes during the present month in
Conasssicut and Rhode Island. On Mon
day ssxt. April I'd. in Coanec.icut Gov.
aud other State officers and members Of
Cseetsn vill be chuscn. and on Wedncs-
dsy sezs. April 9Th. in Rhode Island,
gtals oiIcess and members Of the Lcgisla-
tuss vill Be- voted for. In Connecticut
she pspabliesn candidates. for tho principle
posisisss sss Msrshsll Jewell for Cover
~, ssd Julius L. Strong. Stephen w.
Ksllseg. Henry H. Stsskwssshes and
Ossses Coasg sbs Cesgress. the Arst
H. tqsio6 boes msmtsss Of the forty
G66. The democratic candi.
D - Jsues ". Ksglish. for rs-slsc.
~ y 0sver~er, and Alfred r. Good.
~, JSAa Kssdsisk. Jsha W. Stsduas
! ~ Mnlhm q. Dsrssn br Congress.
49, ln1t.ssnsa osallsnaa having been .
a1nhus = - Sbsty-osss Congress. Ia
lHo1D l11161 eslh Psdslltsd. the presssl
i11 -. y ~ rspsblIssn. and Thomas
60 = ~ dsnesrssis essdidais sol
Osvstess.
Middletown transcript., 1871-04-01
PEACH TREES.

gTNnE subscriber has for sale
L HALg,y EARLr, EARLY YORK.
Ora RfpED'S s EARkr
REEfE'S Fi (URfTE,
MOORE FirORlTE,
STUMP THE WORLD,
OLD NIXON FREE
Ora WFORD' 8 LATE.
BEERS SNOCK,
Peach Trees, ono year old from the bud. They
are healthy, thrifty, and from natural seeds |;
buds were selected with great care, and they
have not been forced with Fertilizers.
But = few thousand remaining.
EDWARD EOEE,
apr .l--9ws st. Georges ljel
A FINE FRESH COW FOR SALE.
IA Mn. WILLIS,
apr 1T Middletown, del.
Middletown transcript., 1871-04-01
aAnnaap.

On Wednesday last, Tie 18th inst. At 81 Au-
ess,ine church, Bohemla hssss, By Rev. Tiios.
Williams, Mr.. J. J. WILLIAMS asd Miss Laura
Peach, daughter u Johu Peach, all ef Cecil
eeaaty, Nd.
Middletown transcript., 1871-04-01
Ds.D.

In r1eidsboso Delaware, ON the 9Th instant
Ann q wMs sf Edward Siicox aged % ysass and
months.
in Appossiuimink Hundred, nens Odessa, on
the i7tk Of March, Rehccca A. wife u AasOu
Rcynolds, In the igih year Of hef age.
Middletown transcript., 1871-04-01

FAsiuoN Nor.s. Seamless kid gloves
are coming Into favor again, simply because
the London ladies wear them.
We ere promised new style In the ar
rangencnt Of ladies' hair this Spring
something 10 the Grcciau order.
Sailor-cut trouscs sre now en- reguie.
A deep slit upon the eide Of tho boot 10.
we believe, the correct thing.
Opera bonncta of whits lace Of tulls. or
nasssnted BY an oigretfe. aro hshiosable
d the Nilssoa concerts.
Aprou. .polonaiss walkios-sults are nou
very fashionable I'D s1essdiagly stylish.
They srs -! n :: s:rlsa non .odsls
~ 'iupestse sfsn Pm: e sesld ~
sas T.. l. ~ s'p1ias n liyp.7-Mss
Middletown transcript., 1871-04-01

DnAra % CnAaLm CAnrsn Lss. The
deele y assousesd d Chaslss Carter Lee,
= Wisdsst. BE sssl1eoss. 10 Povhatss
ssssey. visoIsia, = ~ 9lss ~. n ths
sevsaSl tbis2 - = ~ -. Ms. Iss
- slasss : osll kao1n ihrouehout
ylt1lea - - llS1iaeulshsd bssihsss.
Qeqa nstNt ~ Osptais 6ydsy
491 ~. - - eeslee1 = thisty ysasd
!! J : - : : ::
Middletown transcript., 1871-04-01

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= tsonst1ae l1lsssssi pslItiss ssys
n " = idnG1 ~ - y ~ - ssmss %
= lEe1ssey tulsss y pssss~
M M -. - -: "Tbh
~ = Ns16us, ,asa = vill
N y - oI1t1 ~ t1i.~ =
= 49, "