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Certain Cure in all Case
OR NO CHARGES MADE.

ii W. DOW is consulted daily, from s1 \
~ P. NJ. as above, upon all difficult and chfone "
o. every name and nature. having by bis ungs
ton and extraordinary success gained rspuaug.
calls patients from all parts # the county to -
49, 4 - inf1
the profession than the celebrated DRNN, ~ N sy
street Boston. Those who need the sdVee - m
eiieed physician and surgeon should give h 80 4
P.S DIR. d. imports and has for sale new 4
the French Secret Order by mail for 81, sna
Boston. April, 1868.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-07-24
Marriage Certificates.

~ LERGYMEN oflcn have the interesting ceremony Of
" Marriage perform and Blank Certificates for
such occasions may be obtained by applying
AT THIS OFFICE
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HIGHLY AMPORTANT
TO FEMALES IN DELICATE uE.L

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ir. bow mas DO doubt had greater experience in ID
# diseases OF women and children than any other rs
q Boston.
Boarding ACCOMMODATIONS for patients who may II
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DIR Dow, stree lS45, having confined his whoe n
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not be answered
Ofice IIcuts from s A. NJ. to9P.M.
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GREAT ECONOMY
A SAVING OF so PER CENT!!

10 family there ill be found less of
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new articles that become little worn, soiled or
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every whore these d IS sod can be seen sam
pies of each color. silk and Wool.
All who have used these Family Dye Coors pronounce
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Numerous testimonials could lie given from ladies who
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its real va lue aud usefulness found trial.
Manufactured by HOWE STEVENS
Practical Chemists, 2js Broadway, Boston.
% For Sale by Drugyias and Dealers in city and
Town. 95l
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-07-24


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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-07-24
IMPORTANTT0 FARMERS

THE celebrated farmer n. has improved the
plan Of raising Corn that nearly double the amount can
h raised from, the OF land, with but very little
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Important to the Athlete

nR DOW continues TO be consulted at bis
~ Nos. and 3 Endicott Street, Boston, on all dis
PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATURE
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-06-30
Fori Monroe. June 10.

The transport Emily arrived to-day from
horne lJ with adyices to the 18th. The
reP %ho rabel committee on River Fortifca.
-. ~ renolt the Union forces to he in pos
toas Il belt Of country 800 miles in ex-
tent. ,..,o ro fllo1 With Union
Iu1 Ss reaching from North Carolina to
ES guG which prevents Notifications te-
~ = constructed; that while this continues
ny ~ normapent secession Of North Carolina
,rC Virginia cannot be expected.
'u The Unionists of East Tennessee and
w.,tern North Carolina, have organized
nousrful forces, and are joined by thous-
soJs Of conscipts from the rebel army, to
a protection is guaranteed, for the pur-
nose of holding the mountain regions
drgainst the rebel government.
The rebel citizens have petilioned Gov
ernor Vance for protection against this or
caoization. Vance replied that he had no
troops 10 send-they must protect them
selves.
Twenty thousand insurgents have openly
offered to join the Union army as soon as
military post is established at Raleigh.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-06-30

A REMARKABLE MAN.--Among the col
ored recruits from the West, who passed.
through this city day before yesterday, was
one whose history and ability are alike re-
markaLle. lie is a native Of one Of the
interior provinces of Ethiopia, ard has a
smahogany, to speak in complimentary
terms, closely resembling that Of baboon.
lie managed to MAKE lis wey from the cen
fer Of Africa to the coast, without losing his
liberty, and, shipping on vessel went 70
Europe, where be resided some years, and
then came to this country. lie speaks five
European languages fluently, and possesses
far more than ordinary ability. BWato
Express.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-06-30
re- An ENROLLING officer IN Lawrer

&c Ar enrolling officer IN Lawrenca
County, in this State bordering on South
ern Indiana, reports a startling aspect Of
affairs in Orleans just over the line Of the
latter State both from the presence of reb-
els and existence Of rebel sympalhizers
The thing will be attended 50 promptly by
the authorities. These rebel raids may be
Of good service after all, on the principal
Of an eye stone, that, travelling round under
.he eyelid, collects upon itself foreign and
pelnicious bodies. Let few rebel squads
drop in upon the lorder tiers of counties,
and give our Copperheads a chance to be-
ray their affinties, and then we can cleaI
both styles Of rebels out altogether.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-06-30
The National Debt.

On the 9Th of May the rational debt
was 5000, 38i, 1856, Of which $500, $780,
956 was in currency, Leaving 1892. 49,
go as actual debt at interest The in
crease of the debt does not appear TO he to
so large an extent by the sale of bonds as
would be thought, as will be seen by the
subjoined comparisons:
Bond debt s244,3ls.34s $s39,S24 ,953
This increase is whollyqby the sale of
five twenties OF the OTHER portions Of the
interest bearing debt, the increase is in one
year certificates of indebtedness, and ia the
demand loan, viz:
Ore year certificates, $4- 10000 S15O,23l t28
Demand loan 50,778,567 100000, o09
Total - sa7977 ,s67 s55o,2ai, i26.
The currency issues have more than
doubled. as will be seen by the sutjoined
statement:
Nav, 1862. May. 1853.
Currency : Sl45,ss0,O0O $500 90o,S56.
Here we have the three forms of indebt-
edness: loan without interest, temporary
oar, and the regular funded debt, thus:
Temporary loan 250,23 $50
Currency 260, 900 $50
Last year, the Bonded debt took prece-
dence, the currency following it, and the
temporary loan being far below either
Last year, the currency was nearly humid
red millions below the bonded debt; now
It is sixty millions abead--an increase of
nearly one hundred and sixty millions on
the part Of the currency. The rapid in
crease Of the temporary loan Is one of the
most notable features Of Mr.. Chase's policy
BY means of il be manages TO keep down
the average rate Of interest. The great
bulk in the increase in our currency has oc-
Cured since July, 1862. 1t was $l49,-
66o, 900, and 1t was in May, 1868, no less
than $399,900,956. The increase even
since January, 1868, is quite large. The
amount was then $244,366,25l, since
which time Sl55, 1874, 7o5 have been add
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-06-30
New Advertisements.
SHERIFF sALE-TAYLoR ct al.

State Of Wisconsin, County of GRANTS. Circuit
Court Of GRAFT CNunty, Wisconsin. Judgment Of
Foreclosure and Order Of Sale stephen ., Harding,
Fiainta against Gardner W. Taylor, S.ndiilla 81.
Taylor his wife, and CHARLES Bergoler, Defendants.
BY virtue Of judgemtn mt of foreclosure and order of
8e rendered and made in the above named court in
The above entitled cause bearing date the Sd dag of
March, 1868 and by direction of Plaintiffs Attorneys
highest bidder for cash hand at the outer door Of the
Court House in the village Of Lancaster Grant Coun-
y Wisconsin, the llth day August D., 1868, at
he hour Of 10 o'clock in the forenoon of said day. all Of
As following described real estate to-wit:
Lots No. one and two Il s. y in Block No. thirty
a1e Jsl in the village of Boseobe, Grant CO., Wis
Saldsale will be made 10 satisfy the judgment in this
s amounting to the sum Of eghty-two and 9l-100ths
4eaIs damages. and twenty-six and 59l00ths dollars
sogeher With costs and interest and accrung costs
lated ShaHs Office, Lancaster, June 80, A, y. 1868.
aAESaoRN W0oLLEE N. GOoDENOUGH,
FRintif's Attorneys. Sheriff, Grant CO., WIS.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-06-30

ATLANTIC MoNrHLY.-Tbe July mum
Der of this sterling magazine is nov before
us. 1t contains 10 articles, besides Re
views, Literary Notices, etc.-al Of them
good. The atlantic is too well known t,
need any encomiums from US. Every On.
who can appreciate sound reading should
send So at once to Messrs Ticknor & Fields
Boston, Mass.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-06-30
SUMMONS--BOND.

asat Court in and for the county of Grant, Wiscon-
Sa 10 vacation after March Term, 1863 Mary Bond
54'ata, vs.. Charles Bond, Defendant. The State Of
Eesensu to the defendant here named:
~ az hereby summoned and required to answer
~l12laint ia this action which has this day been
80 NE Office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court at
@s Grant county, and to serve copy OF your
~ The said complaint on the subscribers at their
ews Ae village % Lancaster, Grant county Vision
s,,ah twenty days after the service OF this sum
n, 9 you, exclusive ofthe day ofsuch service; and
4 Ia ~ 70 answer the said complaint within the
r~vs ID the Plaintiff in this action will apply to
81 AL - oi the relief demanded in the complaint
= ~ lancaster, Wis. June 2Ssh 1868.
- BARBER & LOWRY, Pl'hs Attvs,
~So Lancaster Wis.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-06-30
ESTATE OF JONES.

anty Court Of Grant county Wisconsin. In Probate
June Term. 1868. Present VIM. McGonigal, Judge.
1.-THE matter Of the last win aud testament Of Chaun-
Jones, deceased.
% reading and filing instrument in writing pur-
sting to be the last will and testament of Chauncy
s late Of the Town OF Harrison IN said Grant coun-
31ceased.
&ereuptn II Is ordered that the proof Of said in.
tneut be heard before the Judge of this court
ae court house in Ltpcaster in said COUNT Tues
be 2lst day of july, 1863 at O'Clock the after
noO Of said day Ordered further that notice there
Nyen all persons interested therein by publishing
order for three 90 weeks successyely pri to said
= Of hearing in the Grant County Herald a weekly
'Eaper published at Lancaster in said Grant county.
lancaster June29th, 1868 NM. McG0NIGAL,
-e3w County Judge.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-06-30

...o.ooooo>~~>~~~~-~--~
ROGERs-Near Charlotte Post Office on the 3Oth of
May Of Nervous fever, Maria, wife Of Thomas Rogers
Aged IS years
Mother thy sacred name we call;
No answer to words we hear
The silent tomb, the burial Pall
Enfolds the form We loved so dear.
ne miss thee in our lonely home
Each moment Of the day,
Since thou vert called from earth TO roam
10 brighter lands far, far away.
Rest dearest motheri though our tears
Must unavang flow,
Freed from the trials of coming years
And troubles here below.
D.
BgOWN--Tn Patch Grove, June 18Th, Mrs. Elizabeth
NJ Brown. widow Of Benjamin Brown. Aged Y years
aud 10 months.
CLEN0NS--In Beeiowp, June nth from accident
ally falling into scalding water EtEleen, daughter
lfJs5e1 aad Jemima Ciemons. Aged years and
months.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-06-30

RArN-Sunday and Monday we were
visited by fine showers, which were badly
needed by the crops after the long drought.
It was refreshing 10 have the atmosphere
cooled off, even temporarily, after 50 many
hot and scorching days.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-06-30

Dispatches from Banks have been received
BY the War Dept to the effect that on the
4th inst, having established his batteries
within $50 yards Of the rebel works at Port
Hudson, after a vigorous cannonade he
eammoned Gardener to surrender. On
his refusal. an assault was made, and our
forces gained positions within so to 100
Yards Of the enemy's works, which they
held. Gen. Payne was severely wounded
Gen. Banks expressed himself confident Of
success.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-06-30

A FEARFUL REcoRD.-An army officer
writes from Louisiana to the Boston Transcript
that the camps of the black regiments in Gen.
Banks army, are models ofneatness and order,
and that but one man Iii the whole command
has been punished for misconduct Never
were men seen TO fight with more dauntless
courage and devotion than these raw recruits.
He adds:
"Every man presenting himself to me to be
recruited strips to the skin, to be survey ed by
the surgeon. We do not accept one half that
offer. On Tuesday, out of 81, only 80 were
accepted. I have directed my surgeon TO keep
accurate lists ofthe causes ofrejection. They
report TO me that not one IN fifteen is free from
marks of severe lashing. More than ome-hd y
are rejected because Of disability arising from
lasting Nth ,chips, dad the biting Of dogs on
their calces aud thighs. 1t is lrightlui. Hun
dreds oil them have wells on their backs as
large as one Of your largest fingers. intend
to have these memoranda collected and publish
ed with certificates Of surgeons
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-06-30
In Camp.

The following scene in the rear or Vicks-
burg is from the jackson Co. Banner. Il was
written by member of the 14th Wisconsin:
Our and the rebel sharpshooters, after doing
their utmost to Kill each other all day, the
moment it becomes too dark to take sight,
commence and frequently keep up a conversa-
Il on until midnight, which we can overhear
without much trouble. Sometimes the laugh
comes in on one side, and sometimes on the
other. Last night overheard the following (:
Rebel--"Say, hello, over there ~
Union--"What do you want ?''
Rebel--s.Got any late papers 20
Union--ssYes, one of the 3D.;
Rebel-"Weil, / have got late Alabama
paper that would like to exchange with you.
Say you me ct me half wayo
Union--"Can't do it--that's played out
against orders.o
Rebel-"Say, Yank, how do you like the
idea of Prices taking Helena, and cutting off
yonr communication ?''
Uuion--aYou must be id fool to believe
anything of the kind, you must.''
Rebel--t'Say, amt you tired OF the war,
and don't you want to so home and sec your
gal?"
Union--eNo; / enlisted for the war, and /
want to see it out MY girl must wait, and ii
she's white, she will. Oh, Well fail you yet"
Rebel-.'You can't get Vicksburg, any
how.v
Union-"WeIl, Reb, you will find out that
we can stay comfortably outside as long as
you can inside, &C., &C."
In the above you have a pretty fair sample
Of picket conversations, each careful not to
convey to the other information of any value.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-06-30

SrRAYED OR SToLEN.--See advertise
ments in another column of horses and OK
en- that have stayed or been stolen. A lib
eral reward is offered for heir recovery, or
any information that will lead to it.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-06-30
DANDELION AND
WILD CHERRY BITTERs.

composed Of the best Roots Banks aHd Herbs known
and peculiar adopted to thu immediate re,iet and
ultimate cnra OF Indigs sion, DYSPEPSIA slck Etaa-
petite ness-and AL complaints caused oy gun
torpid aud inactive Liver The effect Of these Btters
1ranban rerrlsfe h,iJd up and keep IN order the
whole system They are jdst the tlsing needed IL
spring and summer pleasant 70 tue iasle ana agree
ljkes taen few doses viii convince the incrodn
Ions Of their great worth. and for them place
in every family
Far sale al Baxters Drug store. and by 9th Drug
;st< s HUNTINGTON, Proprietor.
a3f Farnersbnrgh, Iowa.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-06-30

There will be a School District
Picnic a! Cfoft's Grove, near the Mount
Ida School House, on the 4th Of July.
Mr.. Parsons, County Superintendent, and
others are expected TO address those assem-
bled on the occasion. All the adjoining
District Schools, and others, arc invited to
participate.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-06-30

~ he contrast between New 0Fk
trained bands and Pennsylvania raw mi
litia is so striking that it fails to excite any
other remark than that Of the most indig-
nant character. Ths poor yeomen from
Berks and Lancaster look on in astonish.
ment at the drill of the fist, and finds
vent to his admiration ia the very express
i've but characteristic exclamation of the
country, ooh, myp If this rail has done
nothing else, it has shown the superiority
as we'll as the wisdom of New York IN
having such exeeIlently well drilled lands
of defenders. The Legislature Of Penn
sylvania will be told at their next meeting
some wholesome truths. But the Govern
or will do it, and "do it well;" and it is TO
be hoped the militia laws here will either
be repealed OF reenacted.
The Colonel of he New Jersey regiment
here, informed rue } esterday that bis men
had been attacked, vhIle working in the
rihe-pits, by Copper cad, who used tie
most offensive aud Hest language in stig-
] matizing them. Tie Colonel said he should
take his men home. / induced him to try
the arrest of any who should in any way in
terfere with his labors in the future. Col
VIM. b. Mann is Provost Marshal, and bis
splendid body ofmen will doubtless admin.
lister what justice they may think needed tc
rebel sympatnizers, without troubling The
Colonel.
Gov. Curtin is much annoyed by officers
asking for transportation home, of Philadel-
phia volunteers.
He says that he cannot see Pennsyivan-
in troops suffer as some of them are suffer.
ing for want Of blankets, &c. and which
they cannot receive until they are muster
ed in.
The regiment Of Col. Thomas is a unit,
so far as they are concerned, and reflect great
credit upon the patriotic sentiments of The
State.
Governor Curtin has offered everything
that lay at his command to the soldiers
who do not wish to enlist for six months,
but as yet they have net accepted Of his
offer.
The Secretary Of War confirms the posi-
ton taken bv the Gov. as 10 his determining
when the troops called out for the defense
of the State shall be dismissed. This, i is
hoped, will put an end to the dsaffection
now existing among many Of The militia
from this State,
Two members of the Chester County
regiment, who visited Chambesburg'
stated that the rebels committed out
RACES in that vicinity, but none in that
town. Harrisburg Cor. Tribune.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-06-30

ggA patriotic Young lady named
Brougher-who tore a butternut pin from
an American flag, at a schooI-house meet
ing in Jennings county, Ind, was shot by
a butternut rowdy near the same place, a
few days afterward. The rascal was after
ward captured and lodged in Jail.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-06-30
p9AYED OR STOLEN

lss 49, y osenbers residing Ia Little Grant, June
. a5oat LN HoiS horses. One, light bay, : YRS
"a oSa y. nigh, black name and tail, little
byjsb.I sl loot and has large head The
asne sns "; years old, about 10 hands high,
M On ON t ssii, part Of name worn on. and has
eesss a. liz ~! loot. Any person that will bring
saAll h lnss..ss Information where they may BE-
e.wI "4s' June u. ALFRED DUBEL.
- BENZ. HAMER.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-06-30
SIOLEN NOTES!

~ s s..,. are hereby cautioned not TO purchase
sn,-,..la promissory notes secured by an unrecord
RI t.ls3 signed BY Gerha-dt Adrian, payable to nay
Ia. ~. " or about February 24th, 1862;
h, fi 5y due November /, 1862.
la ~ = dollars cue November /, 1858.
asSs.,o % collars, due November 1864; all draw
eo,t, y ~ per cent. The above described notes
sSases have been stolen from
~-'4Pl MICHAEL JOYCE.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-06-30

LosT.-Gr. 5atnue. Butler has losl a
package containing number Of articles.
See advertisement in another column.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-06-30

Gg- Next Saturday is The 4th Of July.
This day Of our Nations 87th annniyersa-
ry is 70 be celebrated by grand Picnic.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-06-30

Express trains 60 east at o'clock, minutes, fore
moons and afternoons. Delays short
Passenger trains go west and east at 20 afternoons,
meeting ana passing at Boscobel.
Trains do NOT leave Saturday evenings, and but one
arrival and departure Sundays.
Boscobe May 4. G. p. SMITH, Agent.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-06-30

Eg Gen. Hooker assures the newspa-
pers Of the country that if they will but
refrain from publishing intelligence which
is calculated TO be Of service TO the enemy,
they are entirely at liberty 10 abuse him
to their hearts content. He IS looking
for military success, not political promi.
neuce.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-06-30

W Commissioner Doane. at Washing
ton, has received letter from Fort Scott,
Kansas, giving an account of the squelch-
inc Of rebel mission in New Mexico and
Colorado, TO organize, enroll and muster
into the Confederate service all the pro-
slavery material of those Territories. There
were nineteen in this embassy. In passing
through the Territory Of the Usage they
were attacked and surrounded, their white
flag disregarded, AM the whole OF them
killed, scalped and decapitated. In the
party were four Colonies, one Lieutenant
Colonel, Major and four captains,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-06-30
MA r RIE o.

HUBBELI.-HAYDEN-In Beetown, June DIST, by
Rev Pryor, Nr. John Hubbel to Miss Louisa Hay den,
all Of Beetown.