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The Portland daily press., 1863-07-27
MISCELLANEOUS.
MISCELLANEOUS.
BLODGETT & SWEETS
Patent Galvanized
PORTABLE OVENS!
80 -roH---g a8aE
Hotels, Steamers and Private Families
Warranted to Cook Nth less Fuel than ana
other Ouen in usei
g stE11fE ifIgai ---- ec 4i 9ssssN
MANUFACTURED BY
-. 8. STEVENS, South Paris, Me-.
Hotels, Steamers and Private Families.


TESTIMONIALS.
Barnum's Eating House, Temple ST., Portland. Me.
II. s. STEvENs-Sir;-Ih have had in constant use
for the astfhree years one of your Patent talyan-
lied Ovens. which is in point of economy Superior
to any Oven ever used, and which has in roasting
meats, baking pastry, &C., given the greatest salts
faction. 800 i. ISAAC BARNUM
Portland Man 9Th, 1868.
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Personally appeared before me the above-named
and and
severaliy made oath that the above certificates
correct and true TO the best of their knowledge
and belief
pWET F7V HE3f.. .rfss'. 's's'f.. 81 fg
Justice Of tie Peace.
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ElectriCttv

The Rheumatic the gouiy the lame and tho lazy
leap with joy and move with the agility and elastic
ity of youth the heated brain is cooled the FROST
bitten limbs restored, the uucouth deformties re-
moved faintness converted 10 vfgor, weakness TO
strength; the blind made TO see the deaf TO hear and
the pslsied form 10 move upright; the blemishes of
youth are obliterated the accidents of mature life
prevented the calamitcs OF old age obyiaied, and
active circula lion maintained.
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We, the subscribers, and
residents of couaty State
of hereby certify that who
is liable TO draft is the only brother of 81 -,
under IL years of age. having neither father nor
mother, and dependent on his labor for support
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Certificate that fro members or the family 9TH per.
soatotte 10 draJt already III the military SER
rice II The United States.
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tn lcOpyrightseeursd.
The Great Indian Remedy
FOR FEMALES.

DIR MArTfSON'S INDIAN EMMENAGOGUE.
This celebrated Female Medicine.
AZ Possessing virtues unknown of any
"A thing else Of the Kind. and proving
IA efectual after all others have failed,
H&A Is designed for both married and
ASfA gle ladies. and Is the very best thing
EK.2en known for the purpose u will
SIkN bring on the monthly sickness in cases
sXZN{NX of distinctions. from any cause. and
s5RSNA AFTER all other remedies Of the kind
dT..AsrsA have bee,s tried In vain
kr1ss.s9S4s OVER 1000 BOTTLES have now
,X+3 4 been sold without single failure,
sN%fk3 IA when taken as directed and without
~ SA the least injury TO health in any case.
Ss~E ~ k%8i y II Is put up in bottles OF three
ksss-S - different strengths, with full direc-
tons for using, and sent BY express,
closely sealed, to all parts OF the country. Is
PRlCES-Full strength. $40; half strength, IS;
uarter strength. 50 per bottle H
X- REHEHBER-T This medicine Is designed sx-
pressy for obstinate cases. rhieh all other remedies
Of the kind hare failed 10 also that 10 rar-
raafed as "a erery respect or tia price
rvBEWARE or mutations, None genu-
inc aud warranted, unless purchased directly N DR..
NJ at his remedial Institute for Special Diseasss.
No. % Union street, Providence. RI.
EY-This Specially embraces all diseases of pri-
rate nature. both Of NJ EN- and WOMEN. by reg
ulary educated ply stefan of twenty years practices,
giving them his whole atfeafion.
~ additionally letter or otherwise strict
" co'deafal aud medicines will Dc sent BY express
from observation, 20 all parts Of the United
States Also accommodations for ladies from abroad
wishing for secure and quiet RETREAT, with good
care. until restored TO health.
CAUTION.-It has been estimated that over two
handred fhousaad dollars are paid TO swindling
quaeks annually. in New England alone, houtang
benefit to those who pay H.. All this comes from
trusting, uifhoaf inqNry TO men who are alike des-
ttute of honor. character and skill, and whose only
recommendation Is their own false and extrsvagant
assertions In praise of thsmssires. II. therefore,
You would avoid being hap,bagged. take no mans
word. matter whdf his prefensions are, but
MAKE INQUIRY tit will cost you nothing, and
may you many regrets, for a. advertising phl-
sicans In nine cases Of ten bogus, there 70
no safety in trusting any Of thsp unless yon Know
srAo and rhaf they are.
ex- Dr. NJ will send FRKx. by enclosing one
stamp a. above pamphlet on DISEASES OF Wo.
MEN and ON Prrafe Diseases generally, giving null
infrm.ticn rim ne most uHdobfed references and
tesfssoaials without which no advertising phy scian
or medicine OF this kind is deserving OF An CON-
FTDFNcF WHITTIER.
rx-Orders BY mail promptly atteBded TO: Write
~. .oahaxs n ~ deco dawly30
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We, the subscribers. do hereby certify that the
aboye-named is aged and iniirm, and de-
pendent on the labor Of sons for support
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Personally appeared before me, the aboye-named
and and seYerally made oath that the
above certificate il and true to the best OF
their knowledge and belief
The Portland daily press., 1863-07-27

Justice Qf the Peace.
Dated this day of 1856 ra 4'iaif
NorE The first of the above certificates must be
signed by the person claiming exemption, and the
second by two respectable citizens eads of amilies)
residents of the town. county, district in which
the person resides, and sworn to before magistrate
NoTE 2.-This certificate is to be used only in cases
where the tabor of the person claiming exemption is
actually necessary for the support Of the persons de-
pendent on him. The exemption does not apply in
where there is sufficient property to yield sup
port aud the necessary business for collecting the in
come be transacted by agents, trustees. or the
like AaN .sl.7 OF ~
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Certificate Of Parent that he she desires one Of
his or her sons exempted
l. the subscriber, the father Tor mother) Of
and residents of county,
State of hereby certify that am aged and
infrn, and that am dependent for support on the
labor of my two sons, above named; and that elect
that my son shall be exempt
from the operations of the act of Congress "for
rolling and calling out the national forces" &c, APP
proved March 3, 1888
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residents OF county. State of
hereby certify that two members of the
family and household Of county and
State above mentioned in the military service of
the United States, rs commissioned officers mu
scians, or priyates. .+s
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-08
Mrfklg Trinitg 9uurnal.
Weaverville, Saturday, Aug. 5, 1868,

JUDICIAL DIsrRECr CONFERENCE.-The Union
District Convention met at Trinity Center on the
30th ult The delegates present were Shasta,
j. N. Chapel, O. Seamans, V. Kern, J. Clough,
and A, Martin Trinity, o. II, P. Norcross (R
Clifford, John Murphy, F. A. Buck,-Norcross
proxy; Siskiyou, b. B. Handy, j. Churchill, W.
Frink, IL. B. Mathewson, &c. II. Pyle, proxy)-
.. IL. 2. Norcross was chosen chairman and c
II. Pyle, secretary. Hon. E. Garter, of Shasta,
was nominated by j. n Chappel and II. j.
Howe, Esq, of Trinity, by 0. II. p. Norcross.-
On the first ballot Howe received four, and Gar
ter ten votes, and on motion the nomination of
Mr. Garter was made unanimous. The Conven-
ton ordered that the proceedings be published
in the TRINITY JOURNAL, Shasta Courier and
Yreka journal, and adiOurned
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-08
NUMBER 80.
Pure Influences.

Oh II no faces are behed on earth,
But tohing manhood and repining age,
No welcome eyes OF innocence and mirth
To look upon US kindly, who would wage
The gloomy battle FOR himseif alone?
Or through the dark OF the o'crhanging cloud
Look wistfuly for Lightly Who would not groan
Beneath his daily task and weep aloudS
But little children take rs by the hand
And gaze with trusttul cheer into our eyes;
Patience aud iortitudc beside us stand
In womans shape, and watt to heaven our sighs.
The guiltlcss child holds back the arm Of guilt
upraised TO strike, and woman may atone
With siness tears for sins OF man, and melt
The damning seal when evh deeds are done.
--3tHnySon
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-08

"Lo, IT SrNKETH. THE Sacramento corre-
spoudent of the Placer Courier, iu speaking Of
the ticket recently nominated by Tod Robinson's s
Convention, says: "Thc ticket here is dead
carcass it smells already. 1t will be beaten in
this county by 1900 majority. Many of those
who voted the anna algamoliOn Democratic ticket
last year will not touch it with gloves"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-08

UNcLERicAL.-W call the attention Of Arch
bishop Aemany to the fact-and request the San
Francisco Union papers to repeat within his hear
ing-tbat the Catholic clergyman in this city
is improperly and industrously eeetoneeriug
among his people for the Copperhead ticket
We are aware that the Archbishop does not
approve of such nnclereal measures.-- Sonora
Flag
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-08

AMONG the leading Generals of the Federal
army who are Roman Catholics may be mentioned
Rosecrans Gilmore, StoDeman, Newton, Foster,
Stone and Sweeney .Hoator
And every one OF them denounces slavery,
which you uphold and defends the Administra-
ton which you assal-Uarysvile Appedi.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-08
IN hls lac blarneylng Ielter JOIN G. Downey

IN MS late bIarneyng TeItcT JOHN o. DOWneyi
Confederate candidate for Governor, says:
"California is loyal to the Union-proof, our
large donation to the Sanitary Fund" TO which
the cal answers, that John G. Downey never
gave a cent.
Nor did one out of every ten of the nominees
on the Copperhead Democratic County tickets in
the State. That is historical fact
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-08

How Is THAT Democrats acknowledge that
the recent good news for the Federal cause,
including the defeat Of Lee and the capture OF
Nicksburg and Port Hudson, diminish their pros
poets of carrying this state-.Gountain Mes
sFugeT.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-08

FLOYD, THE GuN-SrGALER.--" The First Year
OF tne war the oV"s~-... -...~.y --i.,--
by Pollard, of Richmond, to which we have here.
tofore referred says on page 81:
1t had been supposed that the Southern peo
pie, poor in manufacture as they were, aud il
haste Of preparation for the mighty contest that
was to ensue, would find themselves but lily
provided with arms to contend with an enemy
rich in means aud munitions Of war. This dis
advantage had been provided against by the
timely act OF one man, Mr. Floyd, Of Virginia,
when Secretary of War under Buchauan's admin
istration had, by single ORDER effected the
transfer of ll5, 900 improved muskets aud rifles
from the Springfield armory and Watervliet arse
nal to different arsenals in the South"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-08

THE INDIAN TRouBLEs.-It is very evident that
some move must be speedily made to protect the
inhabitants on the southern and western Trinity
border. Trinity river is totally deserted from
and unless steps are speedily taken to guard the
settlers in Hay Fork valley, they too will be
obliged to leave. Either one of the companies
now in Humboldt county must be seat 20 protect
us or another will have to be raised for that pur-
pose. We hope between the Governor and Gen.
Wright something will be speedily done.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-08

Iron CLAD BREASrwoRKs.--Whilc the search
was being made of the passengers on the Central
train, on Wednesday evening, soldier noticed
that lady's dress appeared more full breasted
than it ought to have naturally been, and his
quick eye also detected the fact that the artificial
contents of the iady's bosom were pressed ont
against the folds of the dress, so as to make ii
almost certain that pistols were there. He was
a very polite soldier, and in the most gentlemanly
manner approached the lady and said "Mad-
am, l want those revovers." She replied very
Indignantly: Sir am n respectable woman
and have no revolvers." The soldier again said
very coolly "Madam, l wish you to give those
revolvers," and pointed to her bosom. She
again denied that she had any. Without further
questioning, the soldier, in the discharge OF his
duty thrust his hand into the place of conceal
ment, and drew out a revolver, and kept on
repeating the operation until seven were cap
tured. Then, gathering up the pistols, he polite
ly remarked to the lady Madam, your breast
works seem to be ironclsd. Indianapolis Jour
] ~ al
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-08

"MY DEAR" said an anxious father to q bash
full daughter, 81 intend that you should be
married but do not intend that you shall throw
yourself away to any of the wild, worthless boys
Of the present day. You must marry man OF
sober and mature age, one that can charm you
with personal attraction. What do you think OF
iine intelligent mature husband of fifty p
The timid, meek, blue.eyed, little daughter look
ed in the old mans face, and with the slightest
possible touch Of interest in her voice, answered
81 think two of twenty five would be better
papa"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-08

Hon NJ. W. PEHsoNErrE.-T Union men Of
Trinity county have done themselves honor by
nominating for the Assembly Hon. NJ. W. Per.
sonette who served the State faithfully aud hon-
estly in the last Legislature. Send back all tho
good ones it works we'll .NarysviHe 1PPsa!
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-08

Ir was Yankee love letter in which the writer
said . How wish my dear Adaline, my engage
ment would permit me to leave town aud 60 10
see you. 1t would be like visiting some old rnin.
hallowed by time aud traught with u thousand
pleasant recollectious.'
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-08

KEEPING HoTEL.-Our old friend Henry T.
Jacobs has just completed the d" Trinity Hotel"
at Star City, humboldt county, N T. In the
Register he announced that on the 30th ult. he
would open it with grand ball. Among the
managers names we notice those Of Andrew
Kinds and A. f. Y. Colley, late residents Of
Mnavnruilln unnrv cnn % kenn a hOLel.0
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-08

UNwoRrHY Son OF AN IRIsu SRE-DAnicl o.
Connell, the youngest son of the Irish Liberia
tor" has sold himself to the enemies OF the
cause of his patriotic father by accepting nom
Lord Palmerston sinecure worth Slo,OOV
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-08

"MARY MOTHER THE Boston Transcript
is exquistely appreciahVe, and we are almost
certain to find something charming aud curious
copied into its poets corner. In late number,
is the following gem Of thought on the picture
OF Mary Mother: -
Poets oft have sung her story
Painters decked her brow with glory.
Priests her name have delhet
But no worship song or glory
Touches like that simple story
MARY BESIDE
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-05-26
Lectures on Education.

David Parsons, Co. sup't of Schools, will
lecture as follows:
In Liberty, at the Rock Church, Rev.
Schaum's, on MONDAY evening, June !.
In Clifton, at the Shipley Sehool-house,
Wednesday evening, June 3.
In Lima, at the White School-house, Friday
evening, June 5.
AT The Washbu.n School-house, Saturday
evening, June q.
In the village of EIlenboro, town Of Ellen
boro, Monday evening. June 8.
In Rockville, "Wednesday evening, June 10.
In Dickeyville, tawD of Paris, Friday EVEN
ing, June -. le
In Smelser Grove, town of Smelser, Mon
day evening, June ID.
AT the Pocker, town Of Millville, Monday
evening, June p.
AT Bethlehem School house, town OF Mill
vile, Tuesday evening, June %.
Atthe German School-house in District No.
2, town Of Marion, Saturday evening, June 81.
The object of these lectures is to contrast
the existing schools with the schools which we
ought TO have; to exhibit the evils that make so
MANY Of our schools almost worthless; TO give
a remedy for removing SUCH evils; and, by Sc
curing the necessary cooperation OF patrons of
schools, TO establish system of instruction in
every district, that will insure to every child
at al early day, thorough and practical edu-
cation.
Fathers, mothers, school officers, friends Of
education-all are invited TO encourage the
good cause by their presence.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-05-26
nzrTha nuesiian who storned Ma,

Gy-The question who stormed Mary's
Heights at Fredericksburg is at last settled.
the credit Of first reaching the enemy's guns
belongs to the 9th brigade Of skirmishers
Of the 5th Wisconsinregiment. Col. Allen,
being the first to scale the famous stone
wall, ascend the hiA and enter the rebel
works. Lieut.. Eowen Courdy, the left
section Of the first company of the Wash
irgton Artillery, surrendered in person to
Col. Allen. Tho colors Of the 9th Name
were first to be planted on the enelny's
works. Other and just as brave regiments
were there but the fifth line of skirmishers
were there first. There were twenty three
killed and seventy-six wounded out of 225
men in their skirmish line, and Col. Allen
and Major Wheeler led the line.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-05-26
LANesrRorH's BEE-HlyEs. - LAM

LANGsTRoTH's Bee HIVES. - Lang
stroth's system Of managing Bees has be-
come standard authority as a book, be-
cause il harmonizes with the domestic Bee
family; some years since he got up Bee
Hive according to his system, which has
also become the standard over all inyen-
tons and he has had it patented. In some
parts of the country not hive of any ID
but Langstroth's en- be found-all others
being thrown aside. In these parts but
little attention he's ever been given to Bees,
but there Is now change going on, for
people are finding there is MONEY to be
made on Bees. Messrs. JAMES A. JONES
and ADDISON BURR of Lancaster, having
found out by some meats the true merits
Of these Hives have purchased the right for
Lancaster aud advertise for sale individual
rights for SAID town. They can also Sc
cure rights for other towns or individuals.
Mr.. JONES is taking particular delight in
these Bee institutions and will take great
pains in showing persons how they work.
Mr.. Bum thinks that, ''if all men were
busy as bees there would be no war and no
rebels he forgets to say "no Sundays,
therefore, no rest for the wicked"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-05-26

WHAT WE HAVE GAINED.-Gen. Grants
triumph at Vicksburgh is the result Of a
series Of battles and triumphs, six in num-
Der. The rebel soldiers at last lost conf
dence 10 their officers, who had promised
reinforcements time and again, these not
arriving for the reason that Johnson with
his 10000 men had been cut off by one of
Grants detachments. In the series of bat
ties, we have won at least 80 900 prisoners
but with what expense in losses Of men and
property on our side is yet unknown. We
fear our losses have been heavy.
This fall of Vicksburg gives US the Mis-
slssippi and divides the rebel confederacy,
putting Louisiana, Texas and Arkansas
under our control beyon hope 10 the reb-
els. These States viii soon rally round the
union flag and take their place in the old
union as free States and therefore loyal.
Very few Grant County men were in
the battles, though some 10 Wisconsin
Regiments were in.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-05-26
70 THE PUBLIC!

would respectfully announce that, having formed
SsHes connection with Messrs Peck, Gardner Zu.
~ Washington City, prepared present and
sa'si all claims against the United States in behalf
ae families of deceased discharged soldiers for
@Sa!, back paw, &c. Prompt attention given to each
~ having received ful ard explicit instructions and
y las proper forms and blanks cannot fail in collec-
"hd claims IN the least possible time.
as@Fs Peck, Gardner L Zulick we'll known TO
-st class Attorneys and will thoroughly attend to
~ business intrusted to their Persons desiring
5,a'o'@auons concerning tae above may address by
- may call and see me at my store in this VII
M saeEe may be found at all times. 5Ou
'a'sa Hollow, May 20 'es. GEO. WALKER.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-05-26
MILLINERY!
Millinery and Mantuamaking'

Misses " & A. Durand direct from New YORK, win
the Sprur Fashions will open millinery store cen,
ssting Of bonnets hats, silks, flowers rio5ons 1c anu
all other articles belonging to this branch 81
anime our stock, and give as their patronage Gus
fom work done on reasonable terms ~. !,
" S1use OVs'o-' 0PP NELLIE DURAND,
ADDIE' DURAND.
Lancaster, April goth 1858. sou
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-05-26
SVaN0NS-FROEMMEG.

y Vsurt in and for the county of Grant, Wiscon-
Ts 1Isr March Term, 1868. Augusta Froemmeg,
4 ~, aaaam Froemmeg, Dei't The State Of Wiseon-
~ !" 1ae dete .dant here named:
ess4sS hereby summoned and required to answer
IA l. IAN. IAN IN this action whieh has this day been
i,sslae Office Of the Clerk of the Circuit Court
psrss Wisconsin, and to serve copy of your
Sci, 'ae said complaint on the subscribers at their
"a uh as village OF Lancaster, Grant county Vision
sos, IN tRenty days after the service OF this
ip E you, exclusive ofthe day of such service; and
lss # - 70 answer the said complaint within the
y IA ,.,,lsd the Plaintiff will apply to the Court
Ia iss9 demanded in the complaint - Dated May
M, BARBER & LOWRY, PITS Att4s.
w Lancaster, Wis.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-05-26
DANDELION AND
WILD CHERRY BITTERs.

Composed Of the best Roots, Barks and Herbs known
and peculiarly adapted to the immediate relief and
ultimate of Indiges ion, Dyspepsia, SICK Head
ache, Jaundce Weakness, Sour Stomach, Loss of APP
petite Dizz AL complaints caused by dull
torpid aud inactive Liver. The effect of these Bitters
is truly wonderful. They purify cleanse, enliven,
whole system They just the thing needed in
spring and SIMMER pleasant to the TASTE and agree
likes them. few doses will convince the incredu
ous of their great worth, and secure for them place
in eyary family.
RICE 50 and rs Cents per bottle.
For Sale at BAxteIfs Drug Store, and by Other Drug
gists g. HUNTINGTON, Proprietor.
43-if Farmersburgh, Iowa.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-05-26

LAMBs.-ADAMsoN WELSH, Little Grant,
has % ewes, Leicester, that have brought him
10 lambs, being very near 100 per cent. in.
crease of his entire flock. 1t is claimed for the
Leicester sheep that they are superior 10 other
breeds for increase and for mutton.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-05-26
NOANQNS-KAUFMAN.

IN Seart in and for The County Of Grant. wiscon-
Aelps. n va after March Term, 1868. Sarah
As Sst5 te,llntih, against Peter Kaufman, Deft--
lea al ~ isconsin to the defendant here named
sapls;as re9! summoned and required TO answer
" Il o. ~ lhis action which has been filed IN the
,srs . q said county This day and to servo copy
ais egs % tne said complaint on the subscribers
aYs aFtS ~ tae village Of Lancaster, within TWEEN
ets ssryi sus service hereof exclusive sf the day
FiAir Il Saa II you fail TO answer the said COM
NJ vii 80 time aforesaid, the PlaiRtiR in this
"a soprit!py 70 the Court for the relief demanded
ast IaFpesH.'. BARBER & LOWRY,
i 'e'i may 70, 1868 Pits Attorneys
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-05-26

nTT The Minnesota Pioneer says the
rolls Of The hostile Sioux show that they
have about 5000 warriors, who Eage been
at large on the plains, coDcocting plans for
futller depradations as soon as the season
would permit them TO move. In the South
western part of The State, all the population
not driven off ii confaed within stockades
and military lines.