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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-04-27
NOTICE.

NUIIJE.
4 PPLICATION will be made BY Chasles La
~ Gave 4 Bratoa Bashes, TO the Comfy Com
t,I sscaeFs Of Grant 10. W. T., at the next April
isrra Of their Co1s;, for License TO keep EeIy a.
cross the Mississippi, opposite CsssviIls, WI
&zIsA ], 1874. Sits
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-04-27

The Family Of SmiihS.-A writer
in the Norfolk Beacon tells of town
in Texas which he visited, where, out
ola population Of 400, the Smiths num-
bered 500. The postmaster. the col
lector, the broker, the col. of the mill
tia. the acting magistrate, the candid
ate for Congress, the cashier of the
bank, the principal merchant, all bore
the uncommon name Of John Smifh /!
He adds rather obviously. that "what
were the names Of some of them in the
States il would be hard 20 tell.'
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-04-27
Fiscal .afaira of Grant Countu.

STATEMENT Of the Receipts and Expendi-
- lures of Grant County, ". r., for the year
A. ID. 1913, viz: from the 20th day OF January,
lS43, TO The 18th day of january, 1874 inclu-
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-04-27

Extra BAGGAGE.-A Frenchman
wishing to take the stage At Utica, was
asked by the driver if he had any extra
baggage. "Extra baggage, vatc you
call dat? have no baggage at all but
my three trunks, FIVE dogs and Won
black girl"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-04-27

STRIFE.-How hateful is the spirit
of contention and strife! Itdrives away
the pure and warm affection of the soul
and naketh demon to reign in their
stead. And how prevalent is the
scourge. Families, kindred, neigh
borhoods, are affected by it, and where
should be peace and love, there are
hatred and revenge. Strive for peace
if ye would be happy. Give no occa-
sion to stir up the muddy waters of dis
sention and strife. There is misery
enough produced by the common vicis-
STUDIES Of life, without adding TO the
catalogue OF evils. How many once
happy and contented neighbors have
been alienated, the strife commencing
with an unkind word, harsh rebuke.
or some other trivial affair, in itself IN
worthy Of notice, but opening the way
for fierce language and violent meas
ures, till,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-04-27

Suspicion is soanterfeiter Of truth
as well as fslsehood.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-04-27

HOW TO COOK A HUSBAND ne
lady editress of the Boston Transcript
said that "nany Of our married lady
readers are not aware how good hus-
band ought to be cooked, so as TO make
good dish of him. We have lately
seen a recipe in an English paper, con-
tributed by one "Mary," which points
out the modus operandi of preparing
and cooking husbands. Mary states
that good many husbands are spoiled
in cooking. Some women 60 about it
as iftheir lords were bladders, and blow
them up. Others keep constantly in
hot water, while others again freeze
them by conjugal GOODNESS. Some
smother them in the hottest beds OF
contention and variance, and some keep
them in pickle all their lives. These
women always serve them up in sauce.
Now it cannot be supposed, that hus-
bands will be tender and good, manag-
ed in this way, but they are, on the
contrary, quite delicious when preserv-
ed. Mary points out her manner, thus:
"Get jar, called the jar of cheerful
ness, (Which by the bye, all wives have
at handy. Being placed in it, set him
near the fire of conjugal love; let the
fire be pretty hot, but especially let it
be clear. Above all, the heat be regu-
lar and constant. Cover him over with
quantities of affection, kindness and
subsection. Keep plenty of these
things by you, and very attentive to
supply the place fany that may waste
by evaporation, or any other Cause
Garnish with modest, becoming, farni-
liarity, and innocent pleasantly; and if
you add kisses or other confectiona-
ries, accompany them with sufficient
secrecy, and it would not be amiss to
add little prudence and moderation.
The Brother and Si8tcr.-Mrs.
Child relates the following pleasant an
ecdote, in one Of her New York let
tiers to the Boston Courier:
81 found the Battery unoecupied,
save by children whom the weather
made as merry as birds. Every thing
seemed moved to the vernal tune of
"Brignal banks are fresh and fair,
And gretna woods are green"
To one who was chasing her hoop, |
said, smiling, "You are a nice little
GIRL" She stopped, looked up Sc rosy
and happy, and laying her hand on her
brothers. shoulder, exclaimed earnest
lily, "And he is a nice little boy, too''
1t was simple child-like act, but it
brought warm gush into my heart.
Blessings on all unsellishness. On all
that leads Us in love TO prefer one ano-
Their. Here lies the secret of univer-
sal harmony; this is the diapason which
would bring Us all into tune. Only by
losing ourselves can we find our
selves"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-04-27

Territory Of Wiscensin,t .,
County Of Grant,
D,slrie, Court o. The United States, to March
Term a. D., 1914.
Alfred Z. Foster,
vs.. In Attachment.
Suel Eoste-.
NOTICE isheisby given, TO the said Defend
~ ant, and all othsts eo0eomed, that on the
Doth dsy Of February A. D. 1874, writ OF attach
ment issued out o. and under the ssal Of the Dis
uIci Coars Of GTaet County, Wisconsin Territory,
tor the sum Of Nine HUNDRED and Eighty polla,s,
and interest therson, against the goods and c6atteS
lands ana tsnemsnis moneys, rights, and credits,
Of the said Suel Foster, Deiedant, az the suit OF
the said Plaintiff, Alfred 7 Foster, directed the
Sheriff ofsaid County, rslunable to the March
Term, 1874, Of said Court: which said wit has
bsen retuncd Executed.
l.. o. SlRADER, CLERK, d. c. C. c W.T..
n. Dewey, PlH's. Atty. 81 u
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-04-27

Labor FOR pesce. DO nothing-say
not word taat will stir up strife. 1t
is the death of happiness; the sure road
to misery. Bear much; suffer depyi-
walton even, rather than dispute, do not
live and die in whirl OF conten;ion.--
Portland Tribune.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-04-27

MOSQUITOES.
Judgments in Disuict Court in favor Of
Grant County, Sl,75O %
81 500 OF which may be considered
good, being mostly secured Is Zen on
Real Estate.
Amount of taxes for which lands were
sold and certificates transferred 10
Grant County, at tax sale Of 1912, Ia
bout), So 3O W
Same, at tax sale of lSi3, Si,l6O w
Taxes due ON land sold in 1910, and for
which the county has tax deeds(about), $50 W
Taxes due or land sold ia 1871, and for
which the county has tax deeds( about, $3l6 OO
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-04-27
Receipts.

ReCelptS.
Amount oftaxcs actually collected from
all sources, for all purposes, S6,33s as
Amount resolved from grocery, tavern,
pediar, and other licenses, sos 50
Amount of fines pain inlo the treasury by
Justices of the Peace 500 OO
' lots, ''' ava $50 90
Total amount of Receipts, STOOL SO
TOTAL amount of Expenditures, 1888 81
SI,53l 95
Orders outstanding cd 18th Jan. 1874, 81 1889 45
Amount of liability, S9,92l 40
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-04-27

oae copy OF Godey's Lady's BOOK, CT Ora
hams Magazine, 5
Five copies ofthe Saturday Museum, and two
copies Of Godey's Lady's Book, OF Ora
hams Magazine, W
The msney nuss always be sent IN advance,
free OF postage.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-04-27

Contention Ike a horse,
Full OF high breeding, madly hath broken loosa
And bears down all before ~
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-12-07
OBI NUABN'o

: ------ oft to those, whom most we cherish here.
Death sends his swIFrEsr da,s,
And calls them SOONEST to brighter sphere"
DIED. On Friday, the 29th uh. 0fMe disease
2fthe throat. CHARLES, only son eff l.. B. Ru-
pert, aged gears.
The de"th cfihle Charles, has crushed the hopes
and a"f;cipations cf many hearts His naturally
amiaJIe diSposition and department, gaze him a
'oarm place In the affections Of all ,cho hneao him,
Tile keen anguish whtch his loss occasions,
an only be moderated By tie reflection, that ii is
rel 'oitt" linn that he is safe torerer beyond the
ofMiS " eVii ,corld"
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nave not yet received its sanction, but which can.
not but regard as closely connected with the honor,
the glory, and still more enlarged prosperity Of the
county, are destined, at an early day, to receive
she approval of Congress. Under these ciicum.
stances, and with these anticipations shall most
gladly leave to others more able than myself, the
noble aud pleasing task Of sustaining the public
| shall carry with me into retirement
the gratifying reflection that, as my sole object
throughout has been TO advance the public good. !
may not entirely have failed in accomplishing it;
and this qualification s heightened in no small
degree by the fact that when, under deep and
abiding sense of duty, have found my self con.
strained to resort to the qualified Veto it has neither
been followed by disapproval on the part of the
People, nor weakened in any degree of their
attachment to that great conservative features of
our Government.
JOHN TYLER.
Washington, December 1914.
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GEEl-NNINIo

MARRIED-On Thursdov els,
Noo 6y the Rec. d j. WuAer, Mr.
Jackson Thomas In Miss Hannah ri.
loft, both If MadisOn
U" 1h"fSd"y ece"iag last, hv m,
same, Mr.. John K Gron 10 Mi-s NJ.
ry Ellen, aonghier IF The Llie Mr.. DO
siah Mcclure. Of Biooms6urg.
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N @ Ek gR RaA Esags!s,S
CIAELES yA=LTE.
Tailor.

ENMBRACING the present opportunity of
x A expressing his thankfuness to his friends and
the public generally for the liberal patronage he
has heretofore received, informs his friends and the
public in general, that he still continues To carly un
the above business at his old establIshed stand, on
The corner OF Main and East streets, where be
hopes by strict attention to business, to receive
aud merit share OF public patronage as heretofore
lie deems 1t unnecessary 10 60 into the game vi
brag or TO use any soft solder about his SKILL in
the PROFESSION OF GARMENT CUTTING
as his shop is of long standing, and his work he
thinks will speak for itself, and far more louder
than words. But, he would merely say thot, be
warrants his work done with neatness, durability,
and in the latest fashionable manner, and will en-
sure a good fiji in all cases.
n. Is. Charges moderate to suit the times. An
kinds Of country pI oduce taken in exchange 1r
work, at market prices.
Bloomsburg, Nov. 9, ls44-2e.
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ss e IL Acres.

more or less. Bounded Oh The east hy the Sus
quehanra River, Oh the west by the main road
leading from Bloomsbug to Berwick and odi in
ing lancs of John Bowman and other lands Of de
tendant, all OF whicE is in high state Of euti,s
tlon whereon is erected
large frame Dweiiing House, a darge
3aak Bara,
and other out buildings.
Seized and taken ia execution and to bo sold as
the property of Gilbert Fowler
ALSO,
B1 uirfne RI a UrH IF ieUari /0cias,
To me directed, aOjH be exposed to
public sale, 0I The S0me time and
p/oce.
A certain Lot or parcel Of ground.
situate in Bloom township, in the county of Col.
umbla, and marked in celtain plan, Of lots laid
out by the administrators Of the estate of Ludwig
Eyer deceased adjoing the said town of Blooms
burg, ~ (number one) 5eginng at post on
the land now owned by the Rev, George Z. Drake
and trst street of said town, aud running thence
along the said street north sixty one deJress f
lO perches and three tenths Of perch to a post;
thence by lot No. 2 in the said plan owned by
jaleb Burton, No. 81 degrees AID half wesi
hileen perchcs to post on nine feet alley, thence
along said alley south,sxy degrees west 20 pc rches
and three tenths 10 post; thence along; the lot Of
said Rev: &. G.. Drake ). 20 degrees E. fifteen
pcrches and six tenths to the place Of leginninn
one acre strict measure bo the same
more or less.
Upon the premises is l0rge I'VC
STORY BRICK 10 USE.
Seized taken in execution aud to be sold ss the
property of Jacob Groue'
IRAN DERR, Sheriff
Sherif's Office Danp;!ie, Dec. 4. ls44.
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truth WITHOUT FEAR Z"
Remember the Printer.

WHEAT CORN RYE BUCK
WHEAT OATS or WOOD will be re.
ceIved for debts due US for subscription.
Also few bushels OF POTATOES if
delivered soon
From those who have promised Lumber
nch and in ch end quarter pine board
will be received if delivered soon.
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The great length of The Presidents mes
sage excludes almost every thing else from
our paper. Among other things the pro
"eedings of the celebration in this village
on rhutsd az last
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The Democratic Union will, as usual he Pub
lIsbed twice week, during the coming session OF"
the Legislature, and we embrace carly occasion
10 commend 1t to the favor OF the reading lublic-
Neither pains expense shall be spared to in,ls,t
to It's columns additional zcst aud Nigor Ampe
and correct report of the proceedings of the tvo
branches, together with sketches OF The Gehatee On
all public and important questions, will he furnish
led, competent senogra hers having been ENGAGED
for that purpose The installation tf nov nd.
mnstratlons, State and Naonaland the Geyclore.
ment o! the measures thew may propose 10 The
country, VIII render the coming winter one of m
usual public interest Persons desirous Cf obaininn
true and early intelligence Will always find in the
Democratic Union "true and honest chronicle"
To Attorneys Judges, Justice Of the reace. and
public officers gcnerall', il will ba invaluabe, rs
he Union executes ali the STATE PRINTING
and the Laws Of ratlr and general nature arc
published INIT lmm'd!o,eN after heir passage nj
nliy thee months ldue lsyut.. .tcd ia ram! L!et
form.
TO increase our ftntircs Gl sic mot r,,r,,
execution OF all the lrbic u.uiirl,v,' iief,n.
propelImg our pr efs't /! dcr.o ct A1l4AiEo.t.
impoltant matter to u catl..i.,u I,ry
corps.of ale ""Cl lItlf, lDe ben a..
Ployed at ND.htpu. { VI, WI ltel -
readers cGnHS.I rnlb't etNu0trUu!.:r
the seat olt'.lrrt' t'cIult,
TLLMs.
For tho whole ycar e 70
For rs session o~'y. ,,l} :,
Any Pe's"l .ue ls,.4., arlOs G4' D
session. accomTone dlN lu ,olms. .Lal l..r.'
a copy gratis for his uObc. Imm,tA ut, ..p.
transmitted by mail, nd tie Itst Ra.ili
permitted irelk attcIs conta,rg l.ultv iatrp.
Tsrcr description F.. Ai1ren.
IsAA I &. MElNLlRGla
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Dry Goods,

Broadcloths, of all colors, qualities and prices,
Casslmefs, Satinots, aud various other kinds of
cloths, hanncls Valencia, Narseics Silk and Other
vestings, French and English Mernoes, Bonita.
zines, Fashionable Calicoes, Irish Linens, silk
Cotton and Linen Handkerchiefs, variety ofSilk
and Cotton Stockings, Gloves and Ibits for Lad O.
and Gentemon, kid and leather gloves, hIcuchied
and unbleached Muslin, of almost every quality,
Ticking and other cotton checks, Velvet caps, la
dies and Children's shoes of all kinds Mems thick
and thin boots and shoes India Rubber over shoes,
cotton yarn carpet yam, candle wick, &c.
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SURVEYING COMPASSES

or pocket, and in short, viii do all otherwo,k Ysu
ally done in we'll regulated respectable establish.
ment' He hopes by strict attention to business
and desire to please, 10 ,eceive liberal share OF
patronage. Country Produce taken in payment
for work at the market prices
bloom.burg, NoyoIpbcr IS, lC4t..sOt
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sIIERIFF's SALE.

eY virtue Of sundry venj exponases to me tl.
HR reot.d, will be exposed to public sale, at the
Court House, in DanviIle, on S turlay The 2slh
nay OF December, int. at one o'clock, p. NJ. the
following property, 10 wit -
II cei tam Piaut hon or Tract oil Lhn,
situated in Biercreek township, Columbia c,un,
fairit,nr -
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n 0 TIC L

Notice is hereby given, that we have
his day purchased al Constable sale,as the
property of William Cunningham the fol
owing property to wi:onesbay horse. one
1rown mare, set of horse gears, one COW
me Calf, three sheep, five hogs. one va
gun and bed, two harrows, three ploughs
me cutting box and knife, one cradle aud
Scythe one grass ScyIh, one and half luu
If hay, fifty bushels Of corn in the ears,
me lot OF clover seed half of seven acres
# rye in the ground, half six acres OF
wheat in the ground, two sleds, one clock,
pne lot of rye in the sheaf, one lot ofloder
fifteen bushels Potatoes, all of which W.
have left with said Cuuningham; during
our pleasure
f, 81 ], LAZARUS.
Orangevil'e. Nov. 80, 1874,
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will he done to the satisfaction of the customer, as
well OF Clocks aud Watches rs of Jewelsy, and he
VII, further, warrant his work to be exc 'ulel as
well as any In tn is section Of the sta'e, lie will
also make to order
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CHARLES II. BUCKALEW,
Attorney at Law,

IDhO0MS0TGGo 2Ao
Office South side Of Main.St. opposite
Eyer & HeWey'e Store.
a~PWlLL ATTEND COURTS IN
THE COUNTIES OF COLUMBIA
AND LUZERNE.
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Clocks & Watches
REPAIRING s. CLEANING

of tine best quality, can be had at his establishing
on very reasonable term
The Woodstock age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1844-1845, 1844-10-24
CONCORD RAIL ROAD.
"a ~ 7.sz;l gss;l1Eg s:f j MI



an and after November LIST, Passenger Trans VIII
run daily (Sumlays exceptedO in connection with the
Boston and Lowell, and Nashua and Lowell Railroad, ds
follows; =, ,-pN
Leave Concord at 4 "a A. NJ, llla A. NJ, anu T. W.
Trains Irnn intermediate places will run us ollows,vL
Up TRAINS.
Leave Lowell nj Ia AM IL l-4 p N t"hu Vi1 F'"'
- Nashua nj . \. NJ, r. NJ, ana p NJ
Manchester IA A. NJ, "a p NJ, ana 81 r'"'
mr. Immediately on the arrival of the cars rom BOSTON,
DOWN TRAINS
Leave Manchester l-2 M, IL NJ, ana 20 =, W.
- Nashua at l-2 A. NJ, l-4P. ~; anu ~ F'"'
Lowell at IA A. ~, p NJ ana D IL +, NJ,
or Immediately the arrival of the cars 'rrhl o"'o'u
The second train from Concord nrrivei boston III 80.
for Passengers take the O'cOckrah toNe" 1"H
The rOud connects with the Boston ANA Maine MN
road, that Passengers may pass bcwiXt concord, II"
yerh Exeter, Dover and Portland either way dai'y.
STAGES Immediately on the arrival of the first tram AZ
Concord, leayeby various routes for Newport
CaremOnt and WindSOr for Lebanon and ilanoverirhH
outh and lIayerh Canaan and Oxford; Meredith BRUCE
Centre llurbOr and the White Mountains On the sec
ond day from Boston, Stages reach ROyaon, Middlcbrl
Montpelier and BurugtOn connecting there win tit
Steamboat line to Montreal and by Steamboat and STAGE
to Oedensburgh Stages also from Ilayerhil TO STAN
slend connecting there with Stages to Montreal Nuner
other stages connecting with the Concord Ral kOa
run 10 the principle towns in New Hampshire, Vernon
| and the Cana,lus,
Stages run daily from Franklin and Sandbornton to TN
II o'clock train returning after the arrival OF the secoh
| train from Boston.
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THOMpSONIAN MEDICINES.

fJ,lE entire stock nf Thompsonnn Medicines formerly
kept hy Nathaniel RundHll,hHye recently been Trans.
ltred to the Notwithstanding OF the following com
pounds
Composition powders Elixir or Hot DrOrs-Dyscnnry
syrup-(an admirable preparation Tor the prevention and
cure OF Tie SUMNER COMPLAlNT)-NCgCtghlc JcllN -
Cough nnl,am-COugh Syrup-VOIaie Linment-stim
uating Liniment-Meaduw Fern Ointment Ia suptri0r
remedy for the poison OF Ivy ANA dogwoo and all cuta
ncous cFupUOusl-llcaliHg SHlyr-SpCCd Iiitcrs- rC-
male ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Frlcnd--Anti-Dy spept,c
bread or Conserve of Holly hock-AHtis Tine
tnrc or 81 Preparation &c. The efficacy OF the above
compounds too well known to those Who have irly
tried then to need pulling
Also II variety Of simple articles viz:--W Y Cn,cure
Baibcrry Green and brown Emetic nerve Powder pul.
yerl2cd Poplar, Golden Seal Gum Myrrl, Lobela Seed
Coarse Bay berry Eng Saffron WI Peppersaure Tncturo
Ut o'elu, do Cayenne, do. Myrr &c. To the foregoing
list, Kept by Randall the subscriber has added and Mil.
continue to add man! approved Botanic rcmidies both
crude and prepared Also valuable cump0uuds of his
own preparations in the shape syrups for purifying The
bl"d, ana Tor lung affections. Linments for every ache
pm, ana dllCuliy Tor which lHameuts ure rrouirrd
Powders anu l'ls for stomach liver and bowel com
pants generally -slrcnghCEug, stimulating and irrtH-
ing pllsitrS shves which II faithfully applied, will re-
move he worst nl corns-nso, superior remedies for Fe-
yer sore, anu Aforementioned or uccrs-anta,h-
matte Iinciurc. The above medicines with MANY Others
VII be kept pure neatly put up with suitable directions
hu sou ~ reasonable prices Botanic Practitioners are
requested to call aud examine for themselves
'NrioN.-Tn those who DESTROYS of obtaining pure
lhoilsohinn medicines, would say beware Cfwbnm YOU
"'hhat' ~ ihtN hre frequently uGulicratd with worth
less porncious and poisonous substances and pHlmcd OF
III the nstSpccng for the Simon Pure for The purpose
NJ speculation or OF bringing those invaluable remdies III
IT, disrepuie. A. II. HAMMOND.
few rods west OF the Court House
Woodstock, Aug. %, lsii. 22i-3m