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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-07-10

EQUALIzERs.-W. w. FIELD, Esq, in
Fennimore, is manufacturing Jones' patent
EQualizers for threshing machines, and can
furnish them on short notice. Thomas
Battle at Tafton, G. w. Cowen at Ellenbo-
70 and john Strunk at Fairplay, are also
agents for the same. See advertisement
for particulars.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-07-10

CRoPs.-We fear a general failure Of
wheat; rust, chinch-bugs, shortness Of stalk
and sickly color are all complained Of. a.
well as perceivable to the incredulous.-
Considering the state Of crops, harvest
hands will not be able to realize such ex-
travqgant wages as they counted on far
nes viii not pay hands two to three dol
as a day for saving third or half crop.
hay, corn aud oats will be- good.
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M a ~ * i II -

BURBANK-PALMER.--l Patch Grove, June 30t;I,
by a enry Patch, Esq " n L. tSurDlnk Hiss
Botsey q Palmer both of Prairie uu Chen
Sire GRAHAM.-=ln Hazel Green. July 4th, BY N.
G. sherman, Esq, Mr. Ldmun, Slee and Hiss Hannah
Graham.
CONNELEY --SAIMON.-I Blue River, July 7ih,
by Matthias schAef, Mr.. Day id Connely and Miss Mary
Jane Salmon.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-07-10

es Of horse stealing, attempted to break
jail on Sunday last by breaking through a
partition wall between cells, enen forcing a
lock off the cell door, thus allowing them
access to the inner hall; when discovered
by Sheriff Moore, they had nearly broken
through the bEck wall at the side Of the
the door which leads to the hall of dwelling
Perhaps in half an hour Of undiSturbed
work they with several others, might have
escaped. The Sheriff has since ironed
them.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-07-10

To Recommendations anxious to
enlist for positive service are informed that
they can find place in the Company now
being formed at Lancaster-the Company
to be mustered into service Immediately
after harvest in the seventh or eighth regi-
ment Apply at this office for informa-
ton
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-07-10
LANCASTER MAILS.

...r,osdavs. Thursdays and Saturdays
Leaves neSstteyills and alena. Returns n3nuay.
"a Fl P8s ssss5 4
ardays wEsTE RN
- MONDAYS and Fridaysat p. m. for
leaves Lancass; du CHEN. Returns Tuesdays and
Tgg sEa !. II a. leaves Lsncaster 01 g Rsto,n,
sod Ca .3srs and saturdays at IL m.
Wsdn''''' yogFHE RS.
4ar Mondays and Thursdays at a. m
leaves Lance and Boscobel. Returns, Tuesdays and
FnasyS sou THEM.
,.,,..ter, Wednesdays and Saturdays at a
Leaves Leave ra ,nrn at p. M on same days.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-07-10
NOTICE TO BRIpeE SUBSCRIBERS.

Those persons who have subscribed to build the
Bridge At Porters crossing OF Gran kiyer, the Lam
caster and Beetuwn read, requested to pay their
subscriptions before the 18th day of July next at
the following paces the Lancaster subscribers 1T G..
W. Ky and Co.'S, Gen Haven and CaSsville, to W.
Beach, al f. Brinckman & Co.'S, Warner and Young's
Mill subscribers, IL. Young. The subscribers will
please be prompt in their payments, the money IL
needed to carry the work BY Ter OF the Board OF
Supervisors. SAM. NEWlCk,
Town Clerk OF Beetown.
Beetown June 90 1861 s-w3
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-07-10

Toas.E.-Mr. VIM. Fitch offers alarge
~, for sale, situated in Millyille, at
hans less than half its value. See adj
rl.,,tisernent for particulars.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-07-10
HORSE TAKEN UP.

zane the premises of the subscriber. residing in
The town Of Cifton, New California, and by him
taken up June IL, 1861 one tne large dark chestnut
Sorre norse, about years old, tight hind toot
while--tne white extending from hoot considerably
the pasrern JOINT, white saddle mark efI sid
bsck, sprng shoes forefeet, mind feet not shod
had wnen taken up halter with brass rings Tb
horse has every appearance of being tine work animal
and is wei. formed The owner is requested 10 prove
property, pay charges aud take him.
DAVID BOYD.
Clifton, June "a, 1861 2-4t
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-07-10
pLACKSMITHING

@@- - - - ~ ~ v --@-
The subscriber. having returned to his old Black
smith shop Patch Grove, wishes to inform his old
patrons permanently located in the business
Black si thing, and be found at all times ready
attend to the wants of those who may favor him
with their patronage
N. B.--Especial attention given to Horse Shooting.
Come on then with your work.
Patch Grove, Feb. Is, 1861. 36-tf.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-07-10
A RECOMMENDATIONS.

Grant County, Town OF Liberty, ss.-Tn Justices
Court.
that warrant OF Attach emit has been issued against
You and property attached to satisfy the demand
OF Willism w. Field amounting TO twenty-three and
50l00th dollars Now unless you shall appear before
Charles Fulks Justice If the Peace in and for said
IuIy A. d 1861 at one O'clock in the afternoon,
judgment viii be rendered against you and your prop
{ rty sold TO pay the debt.
Dated this Slh dAs of July, A. ID. 1861
4-3w WILLIAM w. FIELD, Plaintiff.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-07-10
c, R. SOule'S Patent Revolving WlrG-TOOih
EInR S- u q III y

in III counties II Grant, Lafayette and Iowa in the
State oil Wisconsin, would respectfully inform the far
mers others that he is manuacting the Same
and will have them on hand for sale ut Lancasters
Grant county.
The rakes have taken the first premium at the
State Verm Where they used all 9TH
er horse rakcs have been thrown out. All PERSONS
wanting rakes invited 10 call and examine before
pure hasing elsewhere. IA. q. HYDE.
Lancaster, May IA, 1861
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-07-10
II ATEST FROM THE WAR!
Balls Ohio Reaper, with Mower Attachment,

Has arrived and after its victories it presents
itself Lancaster, looking bright as bird. viii
explain to every how Porter the Kentucky Giant
who nine feet less inches, managed to get int
n common bed. Call and see 1t in the Court Yard. II
the machine exhibit, at the last Grant Count
Fair. / am agent for Grant, Lafayette and Green
Counties, Wis., and CLAYTON Couaty, Iowa.
Post Office Address at Elk Grove, Lafayette Co. Wis
o. ~ RICHARDS.
May %, 1861. 5o-6"s
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-07-10
" AN WAGANEN'S
Celebrated English Horse SaIye.

This Remedy for horse ailments of the feet and legs,
and especially founders, cracked contracted ieet,
aud gas wVands, &c, mas the following home recon-
menuatlOns
Prairie du Chen, March n, 1861.
thereby certify that have used Mr.. Van Wagenen's
Horse Saiye lame horse, and in weeks IL caus
ed new MOOT 10 grow three Outths OF nch; IL
passes ans timing the OF hv salyes ever used
Tor the enlargement OF contracted feet IL appears
perfectly successful. JOHN rHOMAS.
Lancaster, April 2, 1861.
G. Van Wagenen, the proprietor OF this Celebrated
English Horse saiye arrived the 2Sth day
OF March and called attention to The operation OF
MOOT growing horse owned BY INN. The horse has
been badly kOundereu his feet contracted that eXs
tent that ne was very slin 9 have cooked Nv hm IN
to this The 2nd day Of April, il blng one eek since
the irst Application made ana say IL seems al
most miracle and does away with all doubt in relation
to founder ana contracted feet in being
bic, by The use OF TINS Celebrated Remedy new foot
Is now q VI an lnch below the hair enlarged
to the size OF natural foot far grown tOr fr-
ther information call AZ e5toue lyery stable whore
the effects be above described; also the
most reliable test nonais OF men ia hgh standing ia
different parts Of the country.
Lancaster, Wis, April 3. s. G. MCDONALD.
42-tf WIN. n. 4 )STER.
FOR SALE AT THE LANCASTER LIVERY STABLE.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-07-10

PLATTEyILLE AoADEMY.---The Annual
Catalogue of Platteyille Academy for 1861
before the public, and shows a more en-
Suraging support than was expected at
Y; beginning Of the year. The total
@nAer in attendance during the current
year was 1920 males and SO females;
uaduates, 8; Senior and Junior Classical
apartments. Is; English departments
FlOrs, Juniors and Middlings, about l6o.
iae new year is to commence the 28th Of
august. The year is dividet into three
WINS Lectures are delivered in the win
= On Chemistry, Natural Philosophy. As
.0o0ny' DC. The Library contains about
wv volumes, exclusive Of the library be-
'''a'hed by the late Hon. Ben. c. East
%a' IN the Cabinet are nearly 1000 val
'ss specimens. The apparatus is sufii
y 70 illustrate the sciences taught. For
:. '1 ana regulations inquire of the Princi-
= Oe0' NJ. Gurnsey, A. NJ.
'Al NorEs.-There are eight persons
1lcasier Jail. Alfred Thurston was re-
l's On bail on Tuesday last. by order Of
Jnkn q
L. 'p ~ symonds was put in Jail on Fri
o,, ~ 10y setting fire to the PlattevilIe
sos. 1'~' 'ae day before, while III i ques-
aI''' state Of mind, caused 81 liquor,
'l'n y improving.
~ ! psddlyr Of small notions and dealer
>, i non calling his name John Loxaas
,sb,,,.a a5lt before Esq. Burr. Saturday, n
ltd = 4 y improper conduct toward some
as,Sa. "0o0' Lancaster. After hear.
a@ 'saa lined $500; in dsfault Of pay.
as. J ordered to jail, 10 remain ther,
0s.asa'. and costs are paid. He claims
"u0 Hitchcock, held on char0'
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-07-10
DRUGS g. MEDICINES


p PATIENT MEDICINES
Such as Judson's, Morses, Railways, McIsne's, Lees
Cobba Brandreths, Wrights, Ayers, Spadiug's
Trasks aud Fennimore's Pits and Medicines.
Also Hive Syrup, Arabian Linament, Garging OIL
God Liver Oil, British OIL. Harium Oh batsman's
Drops Godfrey's Cordial Burnetts CocoaIne, Browns
Bronchial T-oches, Whilcomb's Asthma Remedy, Da-
Wis Pain Killer Woods Hair Rest oratye, Anodyns
Cordial, CaIminatiye Cordial Cholera and Diarrh0ea
Remedy and Cures Eye Water, Nipple Shields, German
Bitters, Carriers Spanish Mixture. Wards and Sloans
Condition Powders, Ink Powders, Tooth Powders,
rearl Powders aud Camphor Ice. the last two make
the skin soft and teauhfu; Trusses and Syringes III
deus and Keith & Co.'s Celebrated Extracts and
Concentrated Medicines, Pens and Holders Pencils,
Paper, Envelopes and Ink, Bird Seed and Fish Bone,
highly scented Soaps and fine Perfumery, Stoe Frame
Glasses Alcohol and KeroseneO of best quality gerry
low prices the last article warranted not explosive
property of some samples.
Also Wine warranted to be the pure juice o the
grape. Also Power Weightman's fine Chemicals and
Medicines. Also, Surgical, 0bstetrcal and Dental In
struments at Manufacturers prices Also. Medical and
Surgical Books at publishers prices. Particular at
tention given to Prescpt and Practice of Medicine
Lancaster, July 4th 1861. 4-tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-07-10
cTRAY MARE COLT.
w ANTED, AT PATCH GROVE,
SADDLE AND HARNESS MAKER.

Tho subscribers at Patch Grove wish to EMPLOY.
ROOD ad,I;s and Harness Maker 10 carry on ashop ior
80 ,,n.5i & civ Address letters to Patch Grove
them -ln'n'r ,yl ~ PAUL COLLIER.
Grant 70, ~ IS 1-tf
jane 10, 1861.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-07-10
OUR GROCERIES

We are selling OF at tremendous sacrifice from
he regular prices Read the following list;
We will sell Is pounds of sugar tor SlC0.
We will sell pounds OF best nio coffee for $780,
View sell pounds OF mould cdudie- for p cent?
We will sell tue b st tea in tue market for 90 cents
per pound to give satisfaction or the none
efunded. Respectfully submitted,
Mickey " BRO,
Rountree's Block, Next Door to the 4. o. Platte
vile. Wis April. S6l xiI-o-ly
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-07-10
II .ANCASTER DRUG STORE
UNDER CALLS HALL.
DIR. Fl. BAXTER

Would respectfully inform the public that he has
recently taken the Store formerly occupied by j. B.
CALLS and fitted it up for q DRUG STORE and has
on hand large variety of
DRUGS g. MEDICINES
of the best quality and offers them for sale at the
lowest possible price for cash and calls attention to
the totio wing, part Of the present stock;
Oils Ans, Amber, Bergamont Cinnamon,
Cedar, Cloves, Lemon, Law ender Hemock,
Juniper. Orange, Oragan UNI, Sassafras Ssnaca,
Spike. Peppermint. Wintergreen, &c, &C.
Also, Caster Oil, sweet or Olive OIL Linseed Oil and
Lamp Whale Oil.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-07-10
r AXES RAKES!I RAKESIll

The subscriber, having purchased the right to make
and vcpQ
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1861-04-17
The Legislature.

On Friday last two bills of impor,
anee passed the House, one An Act I.
provide for the public printing. which
it is said. carefully guards the State
against the corruptions and impositions
tha, have disgrnced the administration
Of public affairs in other States. The
ether is An Actproviding for the re-
moval Of the records of the Territorial
Courts eM Stale Courts. S
A resolution was adopted ins.ructins
the committee on Militia to report at an
early day biz for the organisalioa Of
the militia of she slsts.
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THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY.
coxxExckxESroF'T3g sEvsxra voLu 4

! The Publishers 81 TnE' ATlApre AoxJalyt Nv,
| pleasure In announcing that the new votuvn F, &
coumcnce 9Th The hum Der for Jas uayysl col, vii
features OF remarkable Interest and attract
ivsuess. Among thess may Be named, =
A ncw sevst, by ass. Harriet Bccchce Stove
author of ..Uncie Toni Cabin, aud The Ninistes'
Wooins-"
now novel. by Charles Rcade, author Of .'Chsis
W J0AnsoA, rspa9 " 0eznriss,'' ete.
Now Stores, BY Miss Harriet Present.. auskoe q
"fhe Amber Gods, - aud ..Sir Rohzn's Ghost"
a new Romance. by the author OF "Charies Au
CHESTER and ''Counicrpars."
Also, Cassstbutionstn Prose and Poetry, by Hen
q ". Longfenow, RislaSi h. kin,b.ii, Nathaniel
HavtAesne, George =. billiard, Oliver Wendell
Holmes, James Russell Lowell, RALPH w.Emerson,
John q. Whittier, Bayard Taylor. Edwin y. whip
pie, Hcsry Giles, Hose Terry. Rev. Dr. B,ilo~s
Charies z. ssortSa, Winthrop Sargent, T. ". Hig.
Ginsos. J. T. TrONbndgc.
T6kNS.-Three 10 lars per annum, or Twenty.
1ve Gents numbcE Cpsw The receipt Of tho suo-
scripeiou price, the publisher gill mali the wosk In
sny pan efte United State psrpsid. Subscriptions
may besin With either the Grst, or any subsequent
nss.tes. Tie post.g. ofthe Atlantic 10 Thirty sis
Csnts year. II prepaid.
HIT he Rag es u the Atlantic stereoty ped,
hae numLers can b. supplied.
&C l. UBBiNC ARRANGEMENTS. Subj evtbs
ply th.n own po.sser. Two Copies for Five
lars: F,vc Copies ios Ten pollars;, Eleven Copis
To Siy noIlsn.
- Be eksiliers and News nan will obtain the ter
' eld'ed etc. ,tFxs;S'i SR e + s,s r.
rs wtsAinssss. Street Bss'ss-
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IzE ATLANTIC MoxruLr.-We have
received sbs March and April number.
Of this essrvedly popular magazine
The Atlantic is decidedly the bes. it,
erary mopthly published in America /:
and as guaranty Of the high tone and
literary Character Of the work. We need
only 10 mention The names Of few Of
ITS distinguished contributors. among
whom we.name Oliver Wendell Holmes.
harriet Martiaeau Harriet Prescott. II.
". Lonefellow. J. G. Whittier. Harriet
oeechor Stove, James Russell Lowell.
0oa'. Cowden Clarke. E. P. Whipple
ana 4. W. Emerson. Bo,h the Marci,
and Aptn numbers win richly repay
.as time spent in their perusaI. The
arse sRptegofAn Spvs's new story
s'ee}s4 AgnS Of srrento. viii be pub
'aned To the May number. The story
WI continue through each Of the follow
ing numbers Of the preseat' 7 olSme -
single copy o a year two copies IS :,
I'VE f9Rieee103 eleyea .capies $50. -,
ao@sa -Nek66r , Fictds. Boston.
Mass. - :,
yD>r,,,,s
WlDtf pibIslcts please fer
s''a Us the January and February
sa@oers. that We can have the volume
eoop}00AaAlofIhe veer 81
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c,,n


GODEr's LAbs's Book. Tie N.,
number Of this sxeelleat lady'. maga
zine is on our ebls. Il is q supert
specimen Of tts leading fashionabI.
monthly Of the DATED States. riehl,
embeliished With engnsinss and fash,
ion plates. and conssias large amoun1
Of chasts and enser,aining readin.
matter. So a year. LA. Cooley
Philadelphia. Pa.
@Will the publisher plcass fcrwars
to us the February number, which We
have not yet received. as we desire Il
have . complete file.
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Losr AND FouXD.-A Mrs. Tbbot,
living on the reserve. started from a
neiyhbotY house one evening last week
abou, shutdown 10 return to her home.
The weather! Ixis cloudy, mig h, soon
overlook her, and she lost her way
She wandered about till ten or eleven
O'Clock At, night. and then gave up
che hope Of reaching home that night,
and selected as good a place as she
could End to remain till morning. The
nazs day search was made for her BY
,be settlers on the reservation and a
number of our citizens. Some time in
the afternoon Albert Rivers and gen.
depap rho accompanied him. discos-
cred ~hi,s objee. .on a-dis,ant rol. OF
prairie. towards which they bent hast,
stePs.in hope the object would prove to
be the lost woman. As soon as they came
near enough. they hailooed, and were
answered. 1t was Mrs. Tibbot. She
had taken of white skirt aud wrapped
Il about her shoulders TO keep her warm
which also led to her discovery. 1t had
been raining some aud her clothes were
damp and her feet wet. She wa
found abjit four miles south east of
where she started from The evening be-
fore and ID an almos. opposite direction
from The way home. There was grea.
joy When the family met at home.
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b Baggage .t,lesksaa .FtfsegtI


Ths n. q Se.Jss n Il 80 RDkak auaus(,
The North Missouri. And Ne Ohi. N,x..s,nI
liz. II. rSmskeo SosS1sAi sSx1 bia nanSo11ait :,
CINCINNATI. without ommibu, rde. with rhe f.vor.
iis Roads OF Ii. West.
Sb.y,rn. uasvSo.m.
lC;nc;noa,; Hsrs;,,,, .s..
Dax,na ID ra,,n.h. ST',s nel- noao' ios
Coi,nr.hn. no ~ ";.'.;a..; rn 'ae Cese,snc
H",,ensus aa,G eanssnna:, Tx 70. CisSs,a.d
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Editorial notices 80 cents per line: Local Is
eents For announcing the names Of candidates
ior Office. cne dol lar and half each to b pad
IN advance. Yearly advertisers will Be required
to pay quarterly. Transient advertisement. must
be pal in advance. Communications of rer-
sonal character will be charged one dollar per
square, TO be set in nonparcil.
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Ayers 'Cathartic Pills
ssua M THE PURPOSES Of A raeavm ueu,c,aE

Ayers Cathartic Pills,
2fua ai THE PURPOSES Of A RaeaIm neuIc,aE
Fon CosrivENrss;
FoR THE Cure OF DYsrErsIA;
Fon JAuxpIcE:
FOn TnE CrHE OF INDIGESTION;
FOR HEADACHE;
FoR TIE CrKE or DYsgSfERY:
FoR Foul STOMACH;
FoR THE CURE OF ERyslPELAs;
FOn THE PILEs;
fon TIE CuRE or ScROrULA;
FoR ALL SCR0FrLors COMrLAINfs;
EoR THE CURE or RHECMATisN;
FoR DISEASES OF THE SKIN:
Fo1 fHH CuRE OP LIVER COMPLAINT;
FOR prOrsy;
Fox faE CURE OF TETrER. TrxoHs AND sAIx
RuEuN;
FoR WoRMs;
COR ruE CuRE OF Goo1;
Fon DINNER Pill;
foR rrIg CunE OF Nru1Aio.A;
FoR PuRIfYINo TIE BLOOD.
% .snev are sugar coated % that the most send
i've can take them pleasantly, and being purely
vegetable. no harm can arise from their use In any
quantity.
Price Is cents pm Hsr; Fivsbsxes FOR 500
Great numbers Of Cierrymcn, Physieians. States-
ren, aud eminent pcrsonages. have lent sae1I
nae, 70 certify the unparalleled usefulness Of these
remedies. hut 1ps space here win not permit the
-insertiou Of thcm. The Agents below named iur;
nish arsiis our AyrpIcAN AIMAxAC in which they
= ssxen with also full descriptions Of the above
complaints, and thereameut that should b fol-
10 not be put a u enpripeipied dealer. with
ct6ee sprcpaxaiions they make more Prodt ON.
Vepasd AyEkA std take No Others. The siet
1S he 6est idthtfe Il fur them. and thsy should
have il. =.
Az oar Rzsue. q. sSsr bale b
Moore l. Mcclellan. Oskaloosa, E. d.
Hillyer, Grasshopper Falls, CT. Good
nan. Leavenwortk. and agents in every
town IN he Wu;tai o'a.sa.
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s.n 1sS1tl,,arsoxs.lw.lIa,nIbv,

SAD IsrElr'drscE. Lwsliain iby a
nriv,te letter from our old friend B. F.
ailisi u J. F. Hinton Of tiiis pla,e. the
unwelcomc intellig .nce that Dr.. L. J.
Rorsrrn, formerly Of Oskaloosa, died
At Pixies Peak. a, the residence of Mr..
Jeskis. 'en the asth day of March last,
Of i.aams'ioa Of the lungs, His last
Sickness was Of short duration, but very
..rers Nc, Miller says he had many
warm friends in the gold region. and
hf. loss VIII be severely felt in tiiat
community. His death will be deplored
BY his numerous friends here: and will
be severe and sad berievement 10 his
fhhily. ''s'= a'aT - M
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tbs iyllowil: szer the ,t,s9s, Of he sssssi
edi's0ns t'sk ~ tIisfN
DAILY IssuK-<s,eo yer anscm, payable II
advance.
Ts,.VxzxIr Isul Is 1.,AkAai !. f.ss.
days, w,dne-days. and Saturdays. 1t. - ~
annam, IN adssDss-.
WrIKLf PRE a-conisinine General News,
Editorial, Markets, &s., Is i-sSsa every Ns..ss-
rk,AseA esi.. 200 % ADJ q s.,....
fTn.A - :. .
|. sTkS si2 So
fwrSrf go ~,-u h,rvss6sl' = 80
rddress.l
!, Twenty copies, or over, . ssarsss Z 6isA 80
eiib-r, 81 - FER ec?.. Tic
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Fever and .Ague,

gH1s --LseF LZS-
from which mankind suffer over . large part Of
the globe. IS the consequence Of diseased action
In the system, induced by the poisonous m:asm Of
vegetable decay. This exhalafion is evolved By
the action of solar heat on wet SOIL and rises with
the wa.ery vapor from it. While the sun Is below
the horizon this vapor fingers near the earths sur.
face, and the virus Is taken with it through the
lungs inso the blood There it acts as an irritating
poison the internal vsccra and cxcre;ing organs
Of the body. The liver becomes torpid and fails -
secrete not only this virus but also tho bile from
the blood Both the virus and the bile accumulate
in the circulation. and produce violent constitu-
tional disorder. The spleen. the kidneys. and the
stomach sympathi1e with the liver. and become
disordered also. Finally. the instinct Of our or
eauisIa, a. il in an attempt 10 expct the noxious
infusion, conccn:atcs the whole blood Of the body
in the internal cxcretores to force them to east i
out the blood leaves the aurfaec. and PUSHES to
tac cr-,ss. ::-.ns with eongcstive violence. This
Is the CHILL. But in this effort it fails. Then tho
FEvsu follows, in which the blood leaves the cen
tral organs and PUSHES 10 the surface, as if in
another egort 10 expel the irritating poison through
that other great cxcretory -tAc skin. In this
also il fails. and the system abandons the attempt
exhausted. and waits for the recovery Of strength
70 repeat the hopeless effort another day. These
are the fts or paroxysms Of FEVER And AerI.
Such constitutional disorder win Of course under
mine the health il il 10 not removed. =
We have labored to end. and have found, IN
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