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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-01-12

In an essay by Samuel Edwards, y
wellsnown Illinois Ilorliculturist,
before the Northern Illinois Horti-
cultural Society, last winter, among
other testimony, he says:
Mr.. join Crossman. an extensive
feeder of cattle, believes that an ev-
ergreen grove, occupying less than
an acre Of land, saved him 500 as
shelter to his cattle during "a single
storm a few winters since.
Some might say, would not the
cattle have been bette. III barns!'
Perhaps! But it takes evcrgreens
tor lumber to bmld barns with. That
much abused tree, the while willow,
because OF the farmers having been
swindled with it some years since as
hedge plant, is one OF the best of the
fast growing varieties for timber
Rails kept from the ground have
been known to last twenty seven
years-so says Mr.. J. w. Fell, Of
Bloomington. All the nut bearing
trees are valuable, SO are the white
and sugar naples, and the box elders,
aceroides nsyundo-also a sugar tree
OF the popars, cottonWood; OF pines,
Scotch, Austrian and white; OF spruce,
fir, Norway, white and hemlock.-
European larch is one OF the most
valuable. American ar.or ,i,n and
red cedars are ornamental: and be-
sides are valuable when grown, as
posts. American white ash IS q most
valuable and tas,growiny tree. We
hope to see farmers more and more
alive to the planting OF timber and
ornamental trees The Interior.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-01-12

The NEXT GovEaNoR.-In view
Of the fact that Il new State capitol
is to be erected in the coming two
years, the question OF Goyernorship
is Of moye than usual importance.
1t affords chances for stealing jobs,
for going beyond estimates, for botch
work that must be done over again,
etc. We had some of this in the
building ofthe Agricultural Colledge.
A man Of genuine good judgment
and decided integrity is needed at
the head of the business, and we
think Governor Merrill is that man.
He has been tried and rot found
wanting.
True, other men, among the many
named, might do as well, but none Of
them have had a trial in any Office
equally high or responsible, and Of
ten man does ex.ellently well in
one line and fails in another. Let us
keep Coy. Merrill where he is for
another term. Lay on his broad
shoulders and his we'll balanced
head the responsibility, and let him
bear oif.thc honors. We should feel
uncertain with new man; with Gov
Merrill we should feel easy Ana.
ucee f,hrrka. Dec. "a.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-01-12
HELMBOLD'S
fluid extraet of 3uthi.
USE
HELM DOlD'9
Fluid Extract buChu I.

IN all HEoNsos Of these cfgans, whether GA
e.nss orgn.sns .na nS nsss. re q s"w
long staniling. II j. pleasant in taste and
edor, immediate" In action, and more
strengthening than any Of the preparations
Of Bark or Jror.
Those suffering from broken down or deli
este constitutions, procure the remedy a
once.
The reader must be aware that, however
slight may 10 the attack Of tho above az.
cases, II ID certain to affect the bodily health
and mental powers.
All the HbDve diseases require the aid ofa
Diuretic: IIc1mbold's Extraee 6eek1
10 tho great Diurstic.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-01-12
HELM BOLDB
FLUID EXTRACT OF
3 IT c. Fl IF

in affections pcculiar to Females, 10 uas
cqual~d by any ether preparation. ~ in
Chloroeis; Or Retention, painfNlncss, ct
Suppression Of Customary EvacnAtions, IL
rcratSd or Scirrhus State Ut tho Utcrus. and
all complaints incidental TO the sex, or tho
dcClina nr chnNCo 4 Z 1ffN
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-01-12
TO. PHYSICIANS.

Nsw Yoax. August istA, ieW.
AlAuw mo TO call your attention 70 ny
RRs!P pa l o. COMPOUND *.
syca as.s , T.; s c5Ess easi:
PER BERRIES.
MoDsor PREPARATION. -Buchu, In vaeno,
Juniper Berries, by dtstillattou, to form
fine gin; Cubsbs extracted BY displaes;
mcnt with spirits Obtained from Juniper
beJriss;. very little sugar II used, and .
small proportion OF epiriG II 10 moro pal
atable than amy now II use.
Buchu 40 prepared by Druggists, 10 Of
dQrk color. 1t . plant that emite Ito ma
Efance the action Of flame dssitoys shiss
glutinous decoction. Mine Il the color u
ingredients. The Bnchu In my preparation
predominatee; tho smallest quantity Of the
other ingredients arc added, 10 prevent fer
mot to % %.S. r ~ F. Snns
eopGa, nor 10 1t Syrup-and thceslofe can
be used In cascs where fever or inAamma.
Won cxsts. In this, you have the know-
dge 81 the ingredients and the mode Of
SHoping that you viii favor Il With a trial,
aHGthat upon inspection Il will meet with
yl1lr appreciation,
With feeling 81 profound confidence,
am, very respectfully.
II. r. MELMBOlD,
Chemist and Drugsist ofls years experience.
Fron, tho largest Manufacturing Chemists
In the Worldly
November 4, 1884.
II am acquainted with Mr.. II. T. Helm
bold; he occupied the Drug Store opposite
my residence, aud was successful III cor.
Quoting tho business where others had not
BEEN equally 90 before him. l have been
favorubly impressed with kis charactc. and
enterprise"
WILLIAM WEIGHTMAN.
Firm Of Powers and Wcichtman. Nanufac.
turing Chemists, Ninth and Brown
Streets, Philadelphia.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-01-12
j. M. CAMERY.

STOVES TIN ARE AGRICULTURAL lMpLEMENrs-
To1ed0, Iowa.
my sock OF
n 81 walking
me stoddard Tanning Min (Which Cutting
~ am agent Tor the Michigan Sweepstakes
Chalange
COOK AND PARLOR
Egg
Pots
All will be sold cbeon for Gosh r.l, 81
fore purchasing elsewhere
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-01-12
The Constitution

once affected with Organic Weakness. ~.
qnircs the aid OF Mcilicine to strsi,gt hen and
tnvigOrato the system. whisn nEI.6 BOLD'J
EXTRACT BCcnU invariably does. II NO
treatment - submitted 10. Consumptien or
Insanity cnsuss.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-01-12

DLANKS. Of all kinds. for sale, at the
DRErrpi.eAs OFFICE, ToLEpo, iowa.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-01-12
and ExPrf s. Wagon 70 the Railroad
THREE TIMES A DAY.

and will call for snd deliver passengers NJ
any place in the corporation.
The location Of the City Livery cannot be
forgotten. on High street, cas-, Of Brad.
brook . agcn Works,
43l L. N. STEVENS.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-01-12
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

CIefK Circuit COu
Toledo. Iowa Jan, %, 1871.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1871-02-08
Brevities.-wbeat has taken a

Brevities.-Wbeat has taken a
tumbls--only sl.l0 today.
David Klipgensmitb OF Ellsworth,
shot and billed h large lynx, near the
head Of Lost Greek. Monday.
Lovers Of the dance should not for
get Geo. Newion's party ON the l4th
inst. Mt Dupbar's Hall. An extra good
time IS anticipated.
Friday and Saturday Of last week
were woudrous warm aud pleasant for
February-so much so,,hst the sleighing
was nearly ruined.
-Messrs N ichoIs & Arnold have one
1925 cabinet organ completed ard on
exhibition. at their mandatory on
Broad st. They also have large num-
Der in different stages of compIet ion.
-Messrs. Miller, Redmon d Dickin.
son have earned the title of e ham fat
men," At single batch they had in
their smoke house over three hundred
hRlns
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1871-02-08
The Presbyterian Donation.

MEssRs EDIToRs :--Wiil you do me
The favor of allowing me. through the
medium Of your columns, to acknowledge
with heartfelt thank fulness. the kindness
and IiheraIiiy of those ladies and gentle
men, members of the community aud
members Of my church and congregation
10 this city, who assembled ut my resi-
dence on las, Friday afternoon and even
ing. bringing with them bright smiles OF
affection-all manner of good cheer
creature comforts of al kinds mot for
getting certain articles or appliances
whercwith to enjoy then-silver spoons
and Toasted me and ms family and all
my visitors, all the afternoon and evening
thereon, cheering us all The meanwhile.
with sprighIly conversation, innocent
mrlh and sweet muse, leaving behind of
what they had a good supply. (as we'll as
meterisl for more,) for many day to
cnme-nut even forgetting INV little pony,
~ho will fare much better for the rest of
The winter, for the bayfu!s uf uais aud
corn which my friends from The country,
(members of the congregation of Pres
coIil brought with them; and then before
they dispersed. handed 10 ME through the r
agent, squire Fields, hantis"me roll
Of greeubacks, for me la remember them
by? The PRESENTS amounted 10 all Ia
from So 90 - $50 %. | regard this
visit CHI Il, rs a demonstration on their
part Of respect ana affection for the sa
cred office which l. trough very u
worthily occupy aud represent; aCd Sec
Undariiy, as n token of their regard and
esteem tor me lis humble representative,
nnI also for those W bo of all earthly be-
Iuys are nearest and dearest IL me. To
The lowing aud b-loved ladies who started
and provided t this agreeable occasion ;
Ia this who So generously bestowed the
rich aud varied yland.; To those VIII
inhured and lniird 80 faithfully 10 lay
them out. AMI serve the company there
with during the fternoon nni evening ;
Ia ;hnse ~ho brought materials of all
kIuds, for food, aud even deicacies aud
luxsrIes--a aud who added cash thereto ;
to those who brought bags full of Il 'ur
and fodder; 10 her who gave the "nap
kins," and Ia hun who sent the dress
pattern; 10 those who contributed toward
the silver ARTICLES; To those who So gener
"usiy gave their money; aud I" Nil who.
"a addition. gave their cheerful presence
ou tue occasIon,-I and my wife "n,i
family. hereby attest aud teuder our
.Incrre aud deep felt gratitude.
That God may more and moro enrich
your minds with the truths. YOUR hearts
with the blessings. your lives with the
virtues and your characters with the
g,ae,s Of the gospel | endenv"r to
preach that He may make you all ap
preciate IL more fully -not only under
stand but also alnrn its heavenly teach
Ings in your conduct aud character,
cherish lis blessed hope through life, aud
triumph over death IN its life giving
pnwPr-for this. while among you / vii
faithfully labor. for this will always
f-rsently pray. Yoar Pastor and friend
I'M PRYsE.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1871-02-08

Mss PorTs' LECTURE - Wherever
this lady has spoken she has been
most graciousy received and the highest
encom ums accorded hsr lecture Tne
following are few extracts from notices
gwen her:
Miss Potts told us again last Friday
.even'ng IN Opera Hall what she thinks Of
"Wrman." iuc.udlng of course the much
vex u womani question" Her lecture
Was listened IT, d, select and much lar
ger audience, and the favorable impress
son- from her first visit were only
strengthened 10y second hta'irg. She
lecimr~I IN H.1snu on Tuesday evening
Lake City Leader FEB 3.
Mss Potts makes gopd appearances
upon the rostrum. has n sSiher Pheasant
voice and emphatic manner, but loses
much force of delivery, by the forInaity
and stiffness of her gestures. We believe
her lecture gave good satisfaction, bat II
was more entertaining than convincing.
With training an1 study, Miss Potts
may hec"rie prominent in the lecture
fed. We wish her the full measure of
Ill cess her aLil ties entite to her Hud-
son Times.
The 81 eaker sesmed strongly TO feel
tb- bci,t,I,ug eff cts of this absrnc' of all
high, fixed and noble purpose Of useful
ness and ii she succes led IN disgusting
Que lrstess female butterfly with It's
puerle life. the Ladies Library Assocls
uon will have earned the gratitude of
,ur Gil gems for having introduced Miss
Amelia Potts of Prescott the enter
Irlsing. intelligent, earnest little lady wh"
l.fi her school room three or four hours
before she stood before the audience, and
returned the sane night in order to re-
sumo her duties the next morning -
Hudson Democrat!
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1871-02-08
Donation.-The donation at Gilt

Donation.-The donation at Cliff
ton last Friday eve. WAS pleasant at
fair: the house was filed AMI the supper
va. splendid. We had good social
entertainment.
Eighty fUar dollars were received rs
donation. be.i'les some pail on salary
By this kind RENE nbrauce the good people
of Clifton have placed ma under renewed
obligations to them. to double my dit
g.ncs in the Vineyard.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1871-02-08

Normal Class.

I shall open select school for the purpose
of meeting the wants of p rsons aspiring to
teach. as well as those now teaching, that
wish more perfect preparation. at
ELLswonrH. on March 20TH, 1871,
to continue eight weeks.
Instruction will be given in the following
branches Practical Arithmetic Robinson s. },
English Grammar. (KerI's) Advanced Pars-
ing. Reading. (wilsor's Fifth Rsader). Unit.
ed States History (Goodrah's). Elementary
Algebra { Robinson's). and Physiology.
1t will be so arranged that persons desiring
to take an exhaustive review of any Of the
above studies, can do so without being him
dered nv moderate classmates 1t will be
noticed that The above. mentioned session &c
cupies only the vacation between the winter
and summer schools. The term will close OF
the l2tb of May. Board can ne had in ex-
cellent families at three dollars per week.
Tuition will he eight dollars FOR the term
half to be paid in advance and half at the
middle of the term 1t is hoped that those
who attend " i'll come bent on doing a great
deal Of thorough work at little expense. in a
short time.
Committee Of reference John " inn. d.
W. Woodwork, N. B. Williams. C S. Dun
bar. CHAS. SMITH.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1871-02-08

Summons fer Relief.

Circuit Court Pierce hiy-J"hn A NJ
Oonnel. against &. H. Gilman. Catharine
Gilman. iavid Y Wetbern, Esther A Wtll
err. Ahraham W Dilmars and Az ~ "
DenzPr. -
TIE STATE Of BT,consin. s2slas S5dVs "G"ed
defendants. !
NOU ae hereby summoned and required
z to answer the complaint IN this action. 90
which a copy f. h. e@ tn seFved on Son shd
serve copy of your answer on US al our
Office i'm the t. Of Prescott an Pierce couH-
ty. within Twenty days ait'ra the service ri
this summer 9 on you. exclusive Of tho day
Of such sew &c; and if you fail to snvwe =
the said complaint as aioi,~ai /. the plaintiff
will apply to the Co IT for. the relief de-
malIdvL IN the complaint.
WuIrE d BUTF0X.
Plaintiffs Attorneys
Dated. Feb. 1, 1871. 43-fw-
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1871-02-08
Pierce County court--In Probate

Pierce County CouFt--in Probate.
In the matter of the esrate.of Nathaniel N.
Powell deceased
ON reading and filing the petition of 7.
b. Cornish of Pierce county. repros ems
ing among other things that ON ihc first day
of Nav. 1861 the dec, asei contracted tp con-
vev 10 him the said petitioner the premises
knuwn and described as follows To wit
Commencing one rad north of the mouth
Lake Spr ing Branch on The east line of the
Fosters reserve; thence east five rods; thence
in northeast srly direction TO the bend IN
the Greek: thence down the kinnickInnic 10
Fosters reserve: thence south 10 place OF he
ginning ii the county of Pierce; and claim
ing that he the sand petitioner rs entitled TO
CONVEYANCE Of salds premises and praying
l. n Powell and Martha Powell admin
is,rators OF said estate. be- authorized and ii
rrcird by decree of This Conf to make and
execute 4 CONVEYANCE of said premises !"
him. the said petitioner. Ii is ordered that
saiJ petiiion lie heard before the Judge Of
this Count Oh the 18th dav OF March 1871. at
one o'clncE = Il. at his office IN the City at
Prescott.
And il is further ordered that notice there
Of he pshiished six weeks successiycly Irior
to said day of hearing sn the l'REscoTT jour
NAL a newspaper published. at Prescott ia
said county.
Dated Jan 18th. 1871.
WILLIAM NOW ES.
40Gw County Judge
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1871-02-08
Personal. Charley Hutchinson
J. d. sEARLKs 4.

Personal. - Charley Hutchinson.
the commercial missionary" gave Us a
call last Saturday.
WIN. II. Saunip'sOn. who traffic
eth much in m-rchanlise of various
sorts nj River Falls was one Of our cal
lers last Monday.
List FRIDAY evening, while we were
at the par.on's. donating. Hon. 0. S
Powell called nj our office. which fact we
learned by the tracts" he left. We
regret that we did not see him.
On Monday wa made the arquain
lance of WIN A. Gray. who is e>lah
fishing Oranges in this section. Rend
the article from h:s Pen in another col
u.n
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1871-02-08
READY PA Y.

Ps-we keep constantly on hand large stock
of nearly every kind Of Lumber. Also sim
Giles ana LATH. A-h
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1871-02-08
WINE CT LIFE.

The rest blood purifier and delI.i..GH drink, NAB
yER's yIsrN VIE Oh WISE IlFR, j. free re =
posonou. drugs impurities being prepared fer those
who qaires stilnalant. Ills splendid apelEer ara
tonic ara The nest thing ia tile world to purify The
blood T5s The most pleasant ID delicious article
ever rcd to fatc. far superior 10 brandy his
ky wine hitteTs, or any other article II rs more
healthy ana cheaper Both msle and female old
Young can iske the Wine of Life. IT u, IN fact, life
presrYveT Those who wish 70 enjoy good health any
free flow II lively spirits. will d. we'll 10 take the
Wine of Life. II isdiaerent from anything be-
fore in use tits sod BY druggists: aiso At all re
spectacle saloons. Price 81 lnquart bottles
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1871-02-08

The Committee appointed TO purchase
the c'u ty jail building in the city of
Prescott for city purposes report that
they bought it for four hundred and
thirty FIVE 'lolIsrs-possrssion t" be given
Ia the city on the fest day of May. A.
ID. 1871.
On motion. council adjourned for one
week from dat.
Al T. DILL. CITY Clerk.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1871-02-08
EMMENAGOGUE.

wARsEK's EHxENA soGJ-E il the only article kHsw7
TO cure wii.es-if wiI cure ~ every Nher.
4. the family la which this impoTisB Eaeeielre is not
wanted: Mothers, tits j. the greatest blessing ever
offered tn you and ron ond Immediately procure IL;
It lisa cure for femsl' Il Irregularities. and may be
dependedG upon il every case where the MONTH! fow
has been obstiuctsd througbeoid ordsease- Sold By
druggists Price 81. oTsent by naaii on receipt of
sI.25 Addtsss TI9 State-street, Chicago, Ill.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1871-02-08

J. IL. Lord writes us from Apple Riv
err, that one of his teams. of two horses,
driven BY Joseph Chase. hauled at one
load. over n distance Of two niles. load
Of logs which scaled Two thousand four
hundred aud eighty eight feet. The
same were measured by Samuel Win
shin. Who speaks rext?
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1871-02-08

A resolution was passed. req ,Irng
persons entering the same article for
more than Que p'emiun 10 pay for each
such euuy as though it were a different
actiC!e,
The following officers were elected for
the ensuing year:
PreSideRt-J. NJ Bailey.
Vice Presidents A. jay, Prs
colt; L. j. Aiwaler. Chiffon; VIM. Teare
Oak Grove: Rnbt. Baird. Trimbrlle; G.
w. Carnes. Ellsworth; j. B Cline.
Hartland;J. ID Trumbuil. Maiden Rock
Abner Morse, River Fails; Enoch Quinn
by. Diamond Bluff; Z. IL. BousteHd,
T'eut"n; G. G. Carpenter, Salem; o.
p Magee. FL Paso; II. II. Halverson.
Narell; G. G. Holt. Union; VIM.
Siikworih. Rock Elm; b. W. Lampori,
Spring Lake: p IT, Gilman. Gilman.
Recording Seerstdrv-J. IL. South
wick.
Corresponding Sserstary-Eli At
water.
TSss-syer ". ". Barb.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1871-02-08

Resolved. By the Common Council at the
cit, of Prescott. that the time for the collee-
ton Of taxes in the city of Prescott. be and
the same is extended for fifteen days. from
he date that the treasurer is required to re-
turn the same end We hereby renew the war
rant with the tax roll annexed tor SAID period
of fifteen day.. from the expiration OF SAID
warrant AN, direct the Mayor and Clerk OF
said City of Pre- colt. To write an sign such
rene val on said warrant as required by the
general laws of the state Of Wisconsin.
JIM. BAILEY. Mayor.
NJ. T. Dill. Clerk.
Dated at Prescott, Jan DC. 1911. 42-2w
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1871-02-08
Council Proceedings.

CoUxcIL RooM. Feb. 6. 1871.
Council called la order by the Mayor
Aldermen Simon, Rrichert. McGray
Ha. land and Nichols present.
Minutes OF last meeting read AMI adop'
ted
On motion, the following bills were
unanrmpu.ly allowed, the rules being sus
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1871-02-08
ST. CROIX
Collegiate institute.

ST. Croix Collegiate Institute The last half Of
the second year commencing Jan 30th s7i,will be
signaiizod ty adding to the school a military de-
partment. The boys VIII then put Oh neat uni
form military suit will he differed and formed
into a company As soon a. possible, and will be
drilled an hour each day In infantry and light ar
tiIlery practice by an efficient drill master. and
under the i'm mediate supervision of the faculty
To those who do not fully understand the work
ing of caste n schools Of this class. ] Will state
that there will be no Interference with or detrac-
ton from he real solid mental work of the sci oO'
Parents and guardians shOu not hesitate 70
put their boys into this first class school and IN
few more pupill wan;eG Address. PROF. j. K.
HINCKLEY River Falls Viz. 42-4w
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1871-02-08
no4;ce ito Creditors.

State 81 Wiseonsin-Pi.rce County Court 8"
Probate.
In the matter of the estate of John Tabor.
deceased.
r ETTFRs TESTAMENTARy having
L 4 hsen This day issued to Warren y. a
hor, of Ensworih in said county. and 'l>
months from the date hereof having been all
lowed and limited fer creditors 10 piesei'
their clains against said deccased Tor tNsnii he
ation afid adjustment
Notice is hereby given. that all claims and
d, mands against The estate Of said deceased
will be received examined and adjusted ~
and before the Judge of thIs court. at his Of
fee in the city Of Prescott, on the first Nom
dav of zach month, during ssid SIX months.
al 10 O'Clock ~.
WILLIAM HOWES.
404w County Judge.
Dated this siih day of October, A D 1870.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1871-02-08
Protracted Meetings.-A Sc

ries Of protrac,ed meetings are now held
IN the NJ. Church at this place. every
evening saturday evening excepted J
Preaching at o'clock each evening.
I'D. sEARLEs.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1871-02-08
Dv9PmR9IA-

W4gxERs DYSPEPSIA ToSIC is prepared expressly Tor
dsspSptics th -,iier with naHi:r1 c"siifes-
n J., <lightly stimulating tnic sud siie"uid size
ti,rr te slof2eI and restores the u:
stiv. organ 1, their hrstny state Weak nervous
and :yspepc persons should use Warmers d!sPepEis
tonic. EoI sale ~ drug. ists-pTio~ 81
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1871-02-08
Peat one. Regulations.

On and after Monday Dec. 18th. 1870 until further
notice the nails for ihis Office will arrive and depart
EarTxEs MAL-Dep4ris u n Sundays ezcsPted)
arrives at :.
RtyER Fats HuDsoS HAIL-pePsIts NJ a
.sssosra u1II-- Arrive. 81 IL departs At
= 1-Nond.yx Wednesday,. and Fridays
Dt.NoyD RLUTF h RED Wig hAtL-ATives AZ
~ . d-,.rt. At 2 M-Tuesnays and Fridays
~ Once hours from e.O'eI'ek n tosrE
- GEO A Dill, n.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1871-02-08
BILLIARD SALOON,

ID NAYER keeps neat and orderly Bill
ID lard Saloon next door 10 River FAILS
House on Main street. River Falls.