davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-02-03
STRAY HORSE COLT

lsed from the subsctiber residing on lands own
ed by BIN in the Town OF Tafton aJou ihe 6st OF Nav
las. ne da'k b9g yea ling horse COLI ia forehead
gut hind foot vile, Wild a black s,ieak running
down ~ ont ofthe noof. Aay who will give in
forn3 70 where said colt NAV be iound or leu him
ono Zoe suitably eva ued.--laSon. Jan. Sth, 63
LAW lUkE HADt.EY
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-02-03
FRESH ARRIVAL
Of Goods From New York!

Ryland & Holloway are receiving their
FALL AND WINTER STOCK
of Goods. All wishing to buy for cash will find fine
selection of goods at their store and they will be sold
as cheap for possible All those whose accounts
have year requested to call and settle
Immediately. RYLAND l. HOLLOWAY.
Lancaster October IL. 1862 1S-tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-02-03
STRAY HEIFER.

by him in he town Of Bee.owo. about tue IS d
day OF November 1862 Seagling past. red he.fe,
isrequesied to Prove loperty, paw charges aud lake
said stay. JESSE SIEpdAES.
Beesown, Jan. 34th 1868, S5{wPa USt so
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-02-03
STRAY COW.

Came TO the enclosure of the subscriber LIVING on
Long Branch, in fhe town of Eotos on the Sth inst.
Cow about seven years old white face, both sides
red three of Der feet all red 10 the knees aud long
slim horns Tue requested prove property,
pay charges and take salG SiIay.-Potos January 16
S24w paid ST so PETER SHIPPMAN.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-02-03
l0LDIERS' BOUNTYi
BACK PAY AND PENSION CLAIMS!

The undersigned sre prepared 10 collect the above
mentioned cais, having obtained the necessary ferns
and instructions for thg plTnose. We b We facilities
for collecting these claims which enable us TO attend TO
this business for very small percentage.
We would aavise an interested TO attend to these
matters while the records accessible and the oicers
tain certificates from them. COLE \ SEAION.
Boscobel. Jalys, 1851. off
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-02-03
SHERIFF. Subdivisions, Ell al.

State of Wisconsin, County ofGrantss. Circuit Court
of Grant County, isconsin. Judgment of Foreclos
ure and Order Of Sale Timothy f. Barr, Plaintiff,
against ohm Chisholm, Grace Chisholm, his wife, and
q. H. Mccormick, Defendants.
By virtue of judgment Of foreclosure and order of
sale rendered and made the above named court in
the above emit led action bearing date the 5th day
Of August A. ID. 1862; and by direction of Plaintiffs
Attorney will offer for sale and viii sell at public
auction the highest bidder for cash in hand the
outer door of Court House, in the village of Lancaster
Grant County, Wisconsin, the 9th day OF March A. D.
1865 the hour Of 10 O'Clock ia forenoon of said day.
all Of the following described real estate to-wit:
The west half of the southeast quarter of Section
twenty three (23). The northeast quarter OF north
west quarter, ahthe northwest quarter Of northeast
quarter of Section twenty (26), Town six (6) north
IL Range four a. vest saving aud excepting from the
FIRST ramed tract Of land Ten acres this day decided
Lester, off from the northwest corner Of raid first
named eighty of land All of said lands lying in
in Grant County, Wisconsin.
Said sale will be made atsfy the Judgment in this
case amounting 10 the OF twelve hundred and
twenty and 81 l00tbs d. lars damages and forty
eight and IS i00bs dollars COSTS together with costs
aud interest aud costs accrung.-Daied SheIias Office,
Lane ister. December LIST, A. u. 1862
! ALLEN BAEEss, Plf's Atty. 7. r. CHESEBR0.
253mo Under Sheriff, Grant Co., Wis.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-02-03
STRAY COLT.
HEIFER.

Jdsen up By hesu0sc ber residing on the old +. A.
spiasue 10 10 theiow OF Wate loo about the 9th
dayof Deeember last. one red yearng heirer with
wute spot in 70 ehe2d-no ear ma Ks. The owner is
requested poye ". pay che ges and take said
Sisay.-W ,ecloo, January A h 1868,
3ltw H. BoUGHT0N.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-02-03
DRUGS & MEDICINES

Oils Anis, Amber, Bergamont, Cinnamon,
Cedar, Gloves, Lemon, Lavender Hemock,
Juniper, Orange, Oraganum, Sassafras, Senaca,
Spike. Peppermint, Wntergreen, &c, &c.
Also, Caster Oil, Sweet Olive OIL Llpseed Oil and
lamp Whale Oil.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-02-03
Strayed or Stolen.
COLT STRAYED.
$1,000 RHWARD.
STRAY COILS.

Taken up by the subsc iber residing lands owned
by him in the town OF Iato abo0t tne 8 Jao1a-
ry 1863 sotrel mare coli it.is white IN 20
head ard on ieft hind foot one yea old past Also
about The hind feet, hint two yeas Old past Toe
ownel is Iequesied TO r. properly dav ADD
tabe said colts away. B.F.Bi TON.
rl.ton, F.. %. 9th 1883 3gl
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-02-03
EXCELSIOR MILLS.
WATERLOO. WIS.

The above Merchant and Custom FIGURING Mills, "a
miles Of Beet0wr ia perfect order for all
york. =
Nils Is lie chief miller and his long cxperience quail
iHas him for the place. WILCOX RECTOR.
Excelsior Mills, Dec ], lstR. kSlyr
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-02-03
UNDER CALLS HALL.

Would respectfully in form the public that he ha
recently taken the Store formerly occupied by ]. B.
CALLS and fitted it up FIR DRUG STORE and has
on hand large ETY. of
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-02-03
ANCASTER INSTITUTE.
pLATTEVILLE ACADEMY.

The Winter Term
OF Platteylle Academy, will begin January 9Th, 1868
TuITIoy tom 81 81 per quarter, payable in advance
Table board Sl.75 to SEQ per week. Students can
readily obtain sui able for boarding themselves
il desired Rooms 10 c deny p cents per week
SUDDEN will be received any lime but not for less
than one quarter except by special agreement Gaia
logues sent on application For further Information
spIly 70 GhO. III. GUERNSEY - fiih'
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-02-03
SADDLERY AND
HARNESS SHOP AT BOSC0BEL II

ID. Il. WALKER keeps always on hand full assert
ment OF ready made work OF all kinds in his line and
will make TO order TO suit customers He warrants all
bis work to Gil the recommendations Repairing neatly
done. Terms ready-pay. Shop on Wisconsin Avenue
Boscobel Wis, opposite D. I. ParSess store 25-ly
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-02-03
DWELLING FOR SALE

IN Ian GAS l'AslN.
The brick dwelling situated on the lot next south
Of the Methodist Church. in Lancaster is offered for
sale very cheap as wish 10 90 to California coming
sprng The lot includes 10 feet of land by 90 front
Above and below eund are six rooms with good cell
lar aud csterr will take team and wagon ia part
payment. Cali at the house or ~ this office ancas-
Ter San 10 49, If HENRY H0RSTMAN.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-02-03
Lancaster Livery Stable!

The Subscribers wll continue the Livery business At
Lancaster, and will always keep good stock of horses
and carriages TO let.
tg Horses bought and sold at all times, at the Stone
Stable.
WILLIAM II. FOSTER
FIRE., B. PHELPS.
Lancaster, July !, 1909. 2.tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-02-03
STRAY HORSE.

qsten IN be be subsc"ibsr 'sTGiag lands owned
bv aim "a be town OF Glen haven on The Sd dav of
iSa.asr 1865 bav no abnut iep yeas old with
suai sian in bis foHehead-also one ehesnut sorvel
ma e ID siae IN The fo4 ehead AMI about four years
old. Tue owner u recuess ed 10 Prove property pay
eha ses aud take ne same.
S0swpa $50 J0sEsa ACE ERMANN.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-02-03

TERMS.-2O per cent. Purchase money CT hand, and
the balance in Eve equal annual nstamens with an
nual interest at the rate of per cent Addr VIM
NJ. BOND. Geneseo, Livingston County, New York
loft
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-02-03
AND BEST WAGONS IN THE COUNTY

thankful for past favors, and solicit a contin-
Crops light, and prices too E0p; but those
knowing th smselves indebted to me land some have
for years. ought to divide with me, don't ask you
to mpoyerish yourselves, BY leaving the family desti
tute, Come right up to the racF and state the
fairly and show yonr good win before middle OF
December.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-10-24

Gutrsn sutsn DiGs einitimmis agsBsiprcaen
@sRt rsnn init GOlt ans sEsrt SD AVER mers.
rsrnsr gasr snoei9er Ser;og sin !"
Ger Ssr5oB batts iaum ausasiprrGen, at5 cine
lauts Slmms auSuhalb Der Geriammluna rief
uunisr 5erspB iol lsben, pisat spG unr rrci Mal
sioat trA !" Gs mar Sanniritp, esr ratei bic
@frBs in FER Suit iawsntts unr lia 10 aussrla(tu
9stsPresr, ais ici ct auf psm 2au;tussn UNI Pas
&rmeater iputtc ibm i'm SUpis. Gsr 6tul,e
ltanp ME aui Gcilsn unp Grb isiucm @prTgms
manGen scrniscn Bid 81, ctr leirer imm ltin
3icl Ssrfe5lts. Der 6e3os muttc enl.t6 rcn
uebsrIautsn RetFsi uuN irasts i'm uaA encm
Namsn.
sd Fin res sau5:n 9(tlttftr j." mar es 2nro,t
"un0 Id bin r'twtSen iU laltia. pr,t III uun trit
tie Tlfltmar9t tsra!ttn rari. Ger &a:ey bats
mir psrlprphen, msuu sr in Ten Gduirau sin.
Wlu'8sn ttas, rann l0ut' Id aut Gie Qltnmara
tatsn. GSsm Sic nun nod Gin rurtlaucbti ites
NUriGen ro,u predtn m1tt:n -"
Ia tann i'd Cir nitt ttIien, 9uri6s :" YER
Eet' tsr 9sr;c5. nSn fcinsm 6aut lit gurQer
unc SHn'r gang daein perr, gGtnn a5tt Ltu
W1rten Fray it, 70 wirc Ter Gat,g niGes sas.aeu
batsn, una Elm rbr,1sr Mann tal, out i:,r
2Gert. 9Scnn Gm {5ctisit maap1. tSmm' II nl,~
Efne AHfGtcutr Su tcl:n, uua Ieinlm eyix,
5un9fn lin ID Tas:. 6cmn., 3eunsr @c, r.
Git Erh, SIR GIanntr! !"
Gin HiSttmmigss Qstthc6 itaQt stm Tlrfsu
mad, rtr talr raraui nod etntm Gtr,lihen Iii.
! Italsr sem sf1srtr nit ieiltm Qtyrucn !Tammtre
NuNrtn Iii biz Start ;u,iidyit. Seltit TER S&ul,f
| tnEntte fcn 6ut, tauu rsitbts cr Gem Gfmenrs-
ld0epfn Gle 3anp, tis risitr nit Cincm tur;en.
- tieitt Ftim altrr rtidts. Sir oter." penreyr
er Iid Gil cannftitr, iout' ida una,trannte 9tlt;
all ren SGdtI 9rttH. Ssinen 21ncrstsrrn mi
r.hen Nlfan3srtitn 81 mois7rtn . Gie 9isitnrarl
raat msintwcasn taten. Su sitr sEotsu it
6rhieit Nst's.N
Ter StsImsiitsr irsuts iFd res grfcls4 i,insa
Gangs scr, ri, re6ts StmitEs"; Tie Saucrr
atsr naren nun aQe nit ftm SduIfau .ingsr.
i:anpsr. SIS t1t's ms Steiner /, ror8rt IT, Mi
uniFr Serics SUrs !" mentsu iie; eit D;gptiti4s
UNI r;r Gtcpkkaufsn murren nit ftirtr S9Ibt
ermdtnt. Ile 0sltlbts atsr w1ro rsnncd wtIttl
tr3db!t, UNI es Irtt nrd @anAfr, rtr iIs ii;
Sim aus rcr 6srnt nit aus'i,tsn tat.
Git &uu1, Six Tsrt,ien untsr sih;n Ent 81
trins,n. nar ireiIia in Ger 9ut;n aIten 3,iI uv,
unsediadhr Natur; assr wsr IL sum 0uttn
anjawsnEtn nu5ts, rem ial mani germ stt rautt
6Uun roa, cir irritjh in umsrem stltuA;'isl
add Iis Siuits mandmnl ito,i, RE tria teits,
iat. 10 ttianp litb goI,a uac gOt Rot psrtrrid
unttr leMl rattri,ten Jitsins@it tes Qtrirg Sprs
unr Gle SUens uur &rttI jsntr Mdmtr ccl
9srtteeri ninMsn nc:b mi! Gsyiu4t lcjnsn Pa
nsu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-10-24

3.-as6t sun wil i'd Ssnsn iisis gtsttIaSs
sr3atl.a, Ssrr praiissnt SD mar namIith -
p.-Sit ioOsu uns iassn, mas Sic bier ron
asm @nsstla9ttn gu trsdbIsn wiisn.
3.-Sa 10! Atr, 5srr Yraisnt, scu stes
lem 1sni6sn wts i'd gar ni&ts su srsa;!sn; ida
babe mirtlit Die G9rs nidt itu su t.nntn
Y.-Sis warsn bod pamals essenwdr.is, ais
er arretirt wurrs.
3.-Sa, sus tuts i'd ssitssu. ea5 ss mSIrai-
tirt wutps; Gas fam Id tt3sascn!
S.-8ifsn Ss aud. marum sr arsstyt mus-
p:s 5atsn St ni&t SstVrt, rab sr ssiumSsn nns
mas CT sciunSsn bate Z
3.-Nein, Serr prdFrsut Sis pid'H wss.
nsnn man sinsm DIR -
9.-So perpen Sit aah seietsH batsr, tas
sr iia mit sjnsn TuIiseassntsn nui ssr Strass
t:rumas&lasen bate /?
3.-Scnnts unmpsl& sttras saSon wabrnss'
mtu, 9srr prliirsrt, Ia ss ssrars ant'r sinsr
StartIattrns purfel; pisie merisn sin lcI6 blen'
lsnres bellies 9dt, lab man mmDsi6 :wa, un'
lsriheiesu tann.
S.-Angstl1gtfr, ,pte mrhalt 90 fit nit e's'
icm GtIaas uns rsr rorauf fOSsnrsn eGIa8erei
SBablsn Sie ss lsIbf!
ainset!astsr.-Gt no, istn Ss, 3srr TraliNsni.
itb bin Owsnrs en- 8sas ilat tam sanss I'M sas
sciunas. 60 timnt fie suu fsHs ntat Yclii''
psrsr Gbnsr un fsast mid, cb ida thm nit lass
| trnnt, nu's Starteaus mir. sic mile rod. pHr
pralirsrt, bet uns wtr'n iest bic Gc!bsissnsr
inlmsr pun Hyawe berutsr uTssialt - unltrs esit
bier ttnnt is nt traudt, sis sin Dalrltsiniitt ~
punm nc, 20 lag Id tm, sr lca MIR nit msr
gttn, mir tame 60 srep an tcr Wunctsalese rors
bel, un fang wirssr eise6s an ~ Nnss; 70 ras
e. sss osr rsrtt ib nit wstsr Tnes, rts :plr ssr'
to.ts; 70 bah Id i'm auegslaGt Ill fn9 Wt;trricu
cot sr mir en- Stumpsr ssrs, un bO eat Id len
;wlmrI ssrfur psser ssitampt, un 10 is asr Cts'
pu;as unsanss. slis sr eann emilio sstte bot.
rag i'd aaa nit uff's NauI seiaas bin. &c bot CT
nor i'll atm Stld lamsti,t: Q6 bptt, tdtic u 2
Istb nor ihun res asi 0siss!
g.-SBas bait Scr ,Ir sin 9sr siunsm2
Q.-Sa natb nit mstr 10 gang ssnau; - ID
Ataat, IS mar tas eire: y5tiI Iir m Sitstts
tsan;."
| Y.-Ga5 teiwtiTe Id iebr S6 9auts stt7, IS
mar ras rslbrtsns Qiss naa sss Gisesie, re.
pa9f ittt tsrrIid in ltr @slt
A.-O, 6err 9raFsent, ole bats aQ Mot iGI,tt
plt't!
Y.-gaa Nu Gtpoftun sa pst9staBtNitn
Rlltst Stu riss eisO ssiunssn.
a.-yDe 5stt sann pie Mt!oei., 6srr @'ai'
cent BOatn sic mir lis nbt smel prr9fsiisa
Sd fam mid ram pisatdat srinusrn.
Ser SOlisiastat lei einsr Sssii6un5 els
3euse bate trtiart, er fsuns fas ssrSptsnt elp
Iiltf~uiat 10 gang ssuau, neil sr nrst ;u !ur3 i'm
Itnf. slauss atsr gang teitmmt, sat IS sisits
9iss ssmsitn i'i. e. sslen uns rsmnah tie rida'
tissn S;m.iis unp earum fine Sic frtI. Ittr
butcn Sic ia .inss isrnsrsn gerssssns, IS ware
lett mGsia, sab Sts Elm ansermal nitt 10 Sat
pt tsuts eur6tamsn.
a.-aa, 6trr pralOsnt, sis made mir 10 iani
tana! a8ann i'd nur tts 9te tsnnt ssli 2ad,
sic IS rpa wtnislfens iu's Doasntditat un III
Gle 3.ituns atrruds. fa5 mr. aaR ,pdv. aat ,'r'
sO;ts 10
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-10-24

Gin Iaan, Ramsus 1cs bate tsloassre fto'
ms Rraut auf stm Gslp. ffstsn. fas CT scr itinen
6rsunssn ist, ,u rItmsn pflssts. als sr 'irss
Ilorsens aui ras Ssl0 fam. um ittn an9: ea rsE,
Nntlid ess Srautes ;u tpsirsn, mar az isin i3Snts
araut s.fctl,u une aui esm BsIes tiu5 an sis
nsr etanss sin 3sttsl nit folssnsu Sni4riit,
.0at ssn 5os iit tsiu !9saut sewa@i,r."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-10-24
q. august Aas5r
Gfe 3. nnO ShiileritraBe,

eas sine neue Nprttts lttt ttitsn5 sinNerttc! NM
sSit ltcts cinen TrrrGtt vii IrrAncn, Iarlrr,
sSsnltaIisn, 6Grtsi!oHra, 0tlsa, Tarmihs anE
S:isirFsn, Taramerlsen, Grtractsn Nariitr @tpiz
%SAs r ME cine Srpsc 9uSmabl pcn Yai.ni.,ee;sis
81. SsvSsaHssEs u. 10. au 6ans.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-10-24
Sci 9s0eiete:

II Eas @tOnnsment tann n6t eter a.tunr i9'
R,raen, ts aCs JtndItdnre te3aflt finn.
g Ias QtUnnement rirr ais r. Il aui n :
Muatttt, wsnn sa nidt ausrriIdljt attesQ pirp.
s. gEsr rrsi 9tummsrn elmer 3stun8 annimmt,
nrs als Qbonnsnt an9sietsn unO bat saiur 3u4
luua.u ltiit'n.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-10-24

Gin fsnsldsr Cif,;sr fraote sinsn Gutsstfsc.,
aui ttftR @ute 6uiarsn rsrsst rat.u. bic ulittr
rm 8tistls risiss SiF,tsrs fansen: ppis bttsa'
s;n fb i.nn msint 0sut.i' - Der GutstsfE;r
anmotsis tim: %, Fs Rns ME &iaser: ad's4
mas lis ftssn, pr0sR fs aattn."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-10-24
3.use tritt Elm (if taub).

. Y
p.-gSie tsiBsn STE
3eu1e.-Nsinsn Gis mid, Ssrr 9rafrsnt?-
Gar uuaussne9m, w;Hn man 10 an .sinsm DIR
uitt sut bort.
S.-Wi: usnncn sic fa?
3.-Su ME asmD9nlih, pants SGnen ttr 9a.
tt1en Naetirage! Sis auh, gerr Yva bent Gas
NnIsben trinst ea ihcn nit fiji.
p.-sGis @is be zen? sSis sic fia nsnnsn'
3-O n i'd babe tOn lanse ris gtr,, rsu
1srrn YrSliscnten su tennen; pstc aud nod ZEN
6trrn Gattr grInnnt.
@,-9His Sie peiben9!!
3.-Sa 10! 3, eu 1err Yrairent tsnR'n nib
ia r,us aut; IL mnr ja Ian8c Sabre S9r Na@s
c4r..
y -ic muIm mir rtnnp6 tier por Gs.i&l
Sam Blame" iassn. (5e4r laut) s1is lsib'n
5t 0IrG
3-&rlittc iGcn! grautsn iia Nit 10 ons
| ,ai.trnseu = " g,alcsn! Sb ttjbe Gtrcitcf
n.5 2csias Sasr,an 9iltOaemu5 yiicrIas S!ums
| 2r.
p,-lGs ait!
3-5o itsmlt,9; ae1s,n rar's attr nod tai
t.r 5,r; ssalsnt
E-sls al Sit Erps!
! 5-&G,. olt ! Sa 10 - Sd Fin isst rret
lGo,s.n yer 6ARnaat w..sc 1T 64 Satire aIt
@.-@paa tstsn S;s iur sinen StanIs
S.--tia, cctutena ! 81 itsrn Fin id taraui ste
iater. Gis Qore i! rV,t scidmotcu. wic Sis
i.tsu; lib bGttt mir tett psb ttuu tOnnen
Y.-gEstatS Gtitait Sis tatsn' Ilt mas
ndbttn Sis Ftt2
3.-Ga' wju id Stnn iaasr Srr Y,drssnt
Sseen sic, rss Itrr5tn5 nttme i5 msinsn &a''
ice une onlfr!taIs gaar Utd; @jtasa -
/ y.-Sb irnst, nit was Sls i6 natvsn mai
Str Gtitait 1T?
3.-Sa 70, jst psrRets i'd 81 nun, Sic nil
tn ia, 6trr gsdiletnt, id tobe jttt gar fsin Gs'
itift mstr: i'd l:te 10 van meinsr Sab; Id tats
tsins Sinler; msins 6rau III tot, Iur uen ictlle
1T mid plustn3 Sd ttno9ns sin t!ttnts 2c4
unr bNfe -
@-Itip Ji'n:ntr2
3.-8eatis, 3err VrlTstnt rem 8uti6sr glsn
ncy 8trace esssnut'r! S4sr:, rab rsy Nana !,
surtdastcmntu III groYtr Manu!
9.-SinG Sis prwonet, Osriard5ert rstr ii
Cisniten ecn rtm InlstIa1 1tsu?
2.-Vlwjb, sr tai mir ct cstIao!! Gis Grrit
fen tatsn isn Nlann ru;nrt!
W.-St SIe Eier nit lsm %nbtH28tes per
w1Hct fas2
3.-St ? nit esm7 NttH, 9srg SrdiI.snt, be-
9isnit lit mir niGt ttianni; it bass sts CIR
rurdaut nat, i'm III t:nnsn.
9.-Sb Sic re:manrt, psriamaant llnt
3.-Ct Ger utrjGmd9,rtiR? a3clB njd., tann't
ndt ia9'n. 9eu grdijtert.
Y.-Mh Stntn!
;.-1lit mir &'ott fematr,
p.-Sis n,IjTsn itw5rsn!
3.-Ias tann i'd tritwVr,n, Serr Srafetnt
p.-Ga9en Sir mir rah
3.-(@miaQenO) g1sr iast mir sss na67
9.-Sassu Ste: lib lGNOrt -
3.-Sh iawDrs es, Serr Gradient! "
g.-St amtrt eie Datrtst i'll ia0tn nidt'
ala ris gRaarttit lu iussn. pie rsiRs Nasrssit!
3.-Sa, eas 1T Gis Isins DattRsit, 5trr 9ra'
frtnt!
@.-SO ins,n Sis mir piss mad
5.-St Stnrn stwas nadia9sn' Sit flnr sr
Strsnmanu s4er fDnnls Sansn stwos na@iassn
81 1rrdust ii;a Zen SamsiB bon Fer Stirn)
0sttn Ss lie 9anp aui uns iassn Sit: i'd
itamOrs
3.-5A ibmSr.
p.-Iit 3atrbsit 3u iassn -
| 3-8rauarn lid nitt 10 ou;uitrsrgcn, FER.
praGccut, Id tat's itaon Bst0't; es it nur mana-
nal IL htim gSsilninc -
= 9.-7it p1brtst AT iasen.
3.-1is '94abrtsit ;u iaAtn.
W-llnp niAt5 ais tit g1ahresit.
3-Strilstt fG g2aram uoie Id fsnn ID.
GER, btrr Yrdfr,nt9 Sd baw nrt nix s'lossr,
nur sia siu;sts GlaI. une sas mar cine Nr'H'
: huge. ..a
$50 iassH ei. uss, sai ole ros f.n' Tn'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-10-24
SpIepb Muuer,
SIOienmacber

uiss Rem ssetrtsn 9utlitum pom Start unr QnnN
lismit ersstcnll an rap sr wisrsr surudsetetu nm
ttrsit it, ale III isin Ga6 einidaQsrren Quiz
TRACE prompt gu terra,n. Gr eorantirt iur uIire
Gybett unp smpfsttt fA Su satrsiAtm 3uipruG.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-10-24
y { 81 n q II n q e It.

Oas ,,.otrmanner Softstlatt" tr.
fG.tnt jtrrn Samitas gum Rem prsilt
srn jrt Oo4ars rtr Sabr, in baIt'
Etrli6cr 8craust.;ahlrnS.
Ginjtlne 9lummer tss
,,Vrlrstlattes" tclttn 5 SsatS.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1863-05-07
TOW WANDA:
Thursday Morning, May 7, 1863.
sslettsb 4oetrg.
THE WAR CHANT.

...,.s and thousands-thousandso of mortals-
.,.,.,. for slaughter, rush to Deaths portals!
rbrt On Notwithstanding, advancing
,sc,rr steadily cavalry prancng-
- 'h round the serred ranks merrily dancing!
r,n;.b ali thoughts of home-think but of glory!
, that YOU may become famous in story
rr,o If your bosom, father or mother
c,riren and sweehearts, sister and brother
r,rorTand all feeling of tenderness smother
o.u,ri, then onward onward and steadily!
,;.,+, YOUR chiefs command, readily, readily
o+k march! and onward shoulder arms halt there
c-,rn6 arms warriors wait the assault there!
ol 10 your weapons well see there's no fault there
p,rse for an instant! true courage is lowly
!, ,oirjt enkindlng thoughts that are holy
ErseI 10 your maker, then offer prayer to
The Monarch Of Battles, and solemnly swear to
r,rcger--or welcome the death your heir to-
v- rhs shrill trumpes blast signals for the battle
Hundreds Of bIazen throats roar the death rattle!
Wounded, in agony, mangled and CORY,
Ii. dead and the dying. youthful and hoary-
&c, thew fell let them le-bathed in their glory!
Widows now husbandlesS weeping at home there
Children now fatherless, over the foam there
gr5tbcrs and sisters then muse on words spoken
Many patriots heart torn up and broken
Wee 10 the strife sender! woe for t h is token
Gop send the Prince of Peace earth here
Grant that this umult cease-grant that the dearh here
Oh Right and Of Justice may soon be supplied us
Charity goldrn hupd blcssedly guide us!
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1863-05-07

PHYSIOLOGY CT Sw1MMNG.-The medical au-
thorllies of the French army especially recon-
mend that men inclined to diseases of the chest
should be continually made to swim. The fol-
lowing are the effects (which M. lie Doctenr
Dudon attributes 10 swmming) on the organs
of respiration =" A swimmer wishing to pro-
ceed from one place to another, is obliged to
depIoy bis arms and legs TO cut through the
liquid, and to beat the water with them to
sustain himself 1t is the chest. as being the
central point of snstentaton that every move
ment of the limbs responds. This irradiation
of the movements to the chest, far from being
hurtful to it, is beneficial for. according to
sacred principle of physiology, the more an
organ is put into action the more vigor and
aptitude it will gain to perform its functions.
Applying this principle to natation, it will ca
silly be conceived how the membranes OF the
chest of swimmer acquire development-the
pulmonary tissues frmnsss, tone and eDer-
gy."
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1863-05-07

CHIcoRY Chicory has been considerably
cultivated the past season in some portions OF
Western Canada, as a substitute for coffee
The roots are dug the first autumn afer SOW
ing, cleaned and partially dried, or cut up at
once and kiln dried for market. The mauu-
facturers cut up the roots in small pieces roast
them, and grind them to powder between fut.
ed rollers. The tops are also acceptable food
to cows and sheep. Its leaves, banched, are
sold in the markets of the Netherlands, very
early in the spring, as salad-long before let
tuces are to be had. The roots are taken up
on the approach of winter, and packed in eel
lars in alternate layers of sand, so as to form
ridges, with the crowns of the plants on the
surface of the ridge Here, if the frost be ex
cluded, they soon send out leaves in such
abundance as to afford a supply of salad dur.
ing the winter II light be excluded the leaves
are perfectly blanched, and in this state are
known under the name of Bar6e de Capucin
The plant is not without It's faults. If all the
roots are nos taken from the ground at the
first season, it springs up and spreads like O
thistle the next. 1t IS also very exhaustive
Of the soil.