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SHERMAN HOUSE. CHICAGO. M, J

EHkRMAN H0UsE. OH1cAdo IH.rI
February II. 1868. J
Mpooaa D n DRIKp 4 Oo:-Pl,.ase send "a another
svelye caaes OF your Plantation Bltters As morning
appetizer they appear to nave superseded everything
else, aud are greatly esteemed.
Yours, &C., HAoE VALE,
Arrangements are now completed to supply any do"
mand for this article, which has net heretofore been
possible
perfscty pure standard OF the PLANTATION BrTTERs DO
departed rom Every bottle bearf the facsimile Of our
immature on steel plate erdu'9 or u eonnss oe 9eS'
Any person pretending to sell PLANTATION B1rTERs in
balk or by NE gallon tuinder and Importer Bexdre
of refusd bottles See at our Prtudte Stamp Uahu.
r11ATRp ouer epery c0rk.
Sold by all Druggists, arocers and Dealers throughout
the country
P. q. DRAKE & CO., New York.
a,.,,I ~, mHfivr
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the Board and Hair in almost miraculous manner It
has been used by the elite OF Paris and London with the
most datterins success Nalnrs of all purchasers will
bc registered aud il eutire satisfaction is not given in
every instance, the money Will bc chcerfully refunded
Price by mai sealcd and postpaid, ST. Descriptive cir
cuars aud testimonials mailed free Address BERGER
SHUTS CO., Chemists, No 2S5 River street Troy n
Y, Sole Agents Tor the United States
March 80 IY
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ASA OURRIN.

PHILADELPHIA, 10th Month. 18th Dayr 1850.
RESPECTED FRIENp:-My daughter has been muon
benefited by the OF thy Plantation Brters Thou
wilt send me two bottles moro.
Thy friend, bA oUhhln'
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GENERAL .GAR1INGTON ON. THE sITUA.
:, TI0N.. .s...-

our ars and the
dosnH q 5ae Sf GENERAL politics My attention
f2p, he oisia5ure have been
g hs 9oss os our Of paope
Sr tssscnisry resuIting from the
St 80 ~ n,sferaII ntarests and prosperity
t1n 49, ~ ,thonoh ,,rva mot rarticipated In
g "a tar.l noj;tic II have ielt and con,
Ss intarsst ip the subject have not
an ~ inform vssn Correctly as
z - tso ,ro ,rng fhe last two years
bt s. ~ tSs ssoyernmens at washington and
e tse Ia sIatjon mon the desttnies OF
- " -. sTly Of ti1e section in which our
,ls:n sss And must saw that ofentimes my
49, ma when reflected that
heas - ~ s 80 tha1, IN n. wsr to restore the
We n3o " "a. [s,c, IL ISaia 6P Unconstitutional
Un1on, - fsthsrs fonnaed it Under the iniu-
oDel IL I1cs.inn which had become so
encs ~ itsSsoaa thaS nItre,ne
oilp8 tssowst ts - a"Sto, ~ artsj1I and
men Of that parry optanso uS "A VA there ,ras
gaNedrecuoa 70 tne acuon " tpiiSsese. sJ hs c,mn:
just go9nd 70 Ieas sn ~ aS - = anS racor
e. e ~ns be no settle
ctitaton Ngom 70 ;t ~ tsrms Al
mset % 9ns upon nt slu See a,S ca nre
armies laa pse,a sTr y @
tns ss @ one NO nnh
o7e15 SUI 70 tteSt o9l Yeoo 90 ptt: ~:
lc epemtee Or as's conque5e9 people, e. ~ t,as hv
S1ese sncn as Me.Sy - which
UPON snis assun,puos, stos
sswna niset y y u tasoey, sNss t atrsos
coGnscssaI. -, S;scss; ~ which hss ccsu lied
time Tor the last two
: tns .Line y Kfs3:ES Ef -
: 5en.ss -. aS.-vI5nSstsoA In the yay OF
EneSe sCsroa 81 Standardization While they re-
iected tss Peaaanrs plan they rsfsed 70 bring forward
~ $s ~ ,,Sts II tssr fdIFt to
8&SX1 KIN Hfsis ~ Scsonfinaed ia this unsettled
nnt,; nesr the oIose OF the last session Of Con-
eAs =. ,tatSo, rs.snra heoan to be felt calling
49, .sst - ~ 4Si. onaa.;on az reconstrnction All
9of ass.ssMs1t ~ Sts ssa Snd csesca began
sipr,tan and
70 rel " aoeets !. ,,.,, sffi trb nson,s Of
tn oct rastvas sheved Ians OF disouiet
ss1 CosaSss. ssW tis feit T. and went to
koff fl7oir
& !yS.f A. "A tha Military Bill
~ .Ss s,nn AM These TWO maasures consti
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DRUGS, CHEMICALS, ETC.
SlNlti.ia SiMILiGUS CURANTUR.
HUMPHREYS
homeopathic sPEClFICs

TTAyE,PRoyED. FROA. TEE MOST AMPLE ExPE
IL RIE&CE, TN entire success. .Simrle-P-omp-Rm
,ient and Reliable They are the only medicines per
octly adapted to popular use-so simple that misak
,snnot be made III ustns them; harmless TO bs
Tree from danger and efficient as to be always relia
oIe They have raised the highest commendaton from
iii, and win always render satisfaction.
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make CROP let there be good portion devoted 10 Sol
Corn is what isneedch and it III for planters 70
whether the Indications do not point TO much lower
prices :ur cotton the coming season. WIN lul crop
ian will reIIefate them; with 5ood Supply VI pto
yispns the price of cotton would be seconaary'
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TENPUS CURANDI DIFFER NON IN ANNUM.
RODRIGUE'S
PULMONIC ELIXIR SPECIFIC.

J,oR THE CURE OF CONSUMPTION, PAINS IN THE
u CHEST AND SIDES DIFFICULTY l., BREATH
ING, BRONCHITIS, CArARRH. ASTHMA, COUGHS,
HEhIOREHAGE, aud uil affections of the Lungs.
This great r-vriiycr is offered to the public that al
who will avail them elves OF its remedial power may be
bcncfittcd
It ouy requires iair trial to confirm its invaluable
agency in diusing through cac chuuncl of the human
organization restored vitality lnvigorates and eDl-
bues the Lungs with -althtul elasticity restores warmth
which is their eual clement the sluggish YES
sells into activity heals the affected lobes pures and
cnrches the bool regulates the circulation; induces
free aud easy respiration and expes through its admin
isiraton eac aud every cocouitan disorder present IN
the milady recognized as Consumption, and hitherto
dee,.:ad hopeless and ncurable.
This compound is perfectly safe possessing neither
narcotic nor cmehc properties which unfortunately are
always employed essentials in every preparation for
Cough or Lung 2frcti0u-a mistake which too often in
its Irritating and deDilitang consequences only con-
uces TO much general arrangement OF the system, de-
stroying appetite ard creating injurious nervous
element uusnentng suffering with frequent fatal re-
suits.
Undcr the influence Of this approved aud invaluable
Specific the distressing Cough yields difficulty in
breathing and pains and subside, heorrhage
Is arrested and health and strength re-established
PRICE FOR SINGLE BOTTLE S1.25.
Sold by the Proprietor, northwest corner SOCIETY
AND MEETING STREETS, and the principal Druggists.
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VlIIIs PAPER CIRCULATES THROUGHOUT THE
i middle portion of tho State, end offers the best
facilities Tor advertisers. February 2S
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8, T,...1860....X.

Another wonderful ingredient. Of great use among
the Spanish ladies' Of south America impartng beauty
10 tho oompe1iop and briiancy the mind, yet
Known TO the commercc Of tho world. and We withhold
ita nane for the present.
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Nc,y Orleans Market.

NEW ORLEANS, April 9J.-CorroS-Ihe MARKS. ~
opened with limited inquiry, and iieaeie P.ospWi
business. Later i'll tie day, however, very geieiaA
sci in and as most crinced DISPOSE
ton " sell, and were lnaniirstly lncheo W aecep @
rutes thereby clubing buyers to opera'e ose "u :,
taueouSly Llu laLlcr caplc tpr~ulu WIN unuou =;
and took 4l5U bales egiltecn brokers paftcIpauhe u
the business. Tie demand was chiehy coAnneu W e
better ciassiicatiuns ol the staple, ana W. tue
wants OF the lartes who heL these hss' heSessitea
their sale, reduction was chcerfy snoiit'u " - ~
der to realize Heuce the reason or reducing our
Tor tho higher descriptions, wille our 4uoI'1io' " LIZ
lower grades remain unchanged.
lettering the abuye REMARKS, We now quose nG III
naIy US follows: ordinary lSc Good Ordinary .oc' LOW
AIildllng 81 sc aui iling 24a2oc lho non reGep'
of I s from Liverpool well as the UNUSUAL oost
clcs presented to the negotiaton OF ser'ng eAchane,
materially ntrrfereI with operations several purchases
being prevented in consequence Thereon. it,.s,,,
DAILY COTTON STATEMESF.' -. M,
Stock on hand SeItcnlber Slib. 'Daes lVi'ooz
Received to-day. ~, i;y 7oa 900
Received previously.
sl4,374
Cleared to-day ~ ' cc, ooa
Cleared previously.
:. he exports are exclusively for Boston
SUGAR AND MaI.AssEs-Therc have not oeen any , II,
ccpts since Yesterday The demand IL very unca uuu
only local. however, aud the slcs Today arc connne ~
IL nhds sugar 1zsc orfar aud l3c lor yellow eiai M
ted. Prime Molasses is quoted ut &c q ganUai hne
market il well supplied Tln Cuba Sugar anu aosss,
bu it liz pytrcmey DULL In tine total absence OF sales We
are compelled to 6nlt quotations ,,.,.o ,.,,
CoRN.-ls very mucli in request, end RrHcs nase S.
further advanced &c per bushei. Last evening" not pse
ylously reported lot 1918 sacks white scd u - ~
uer bushcl 10 day the sales embraced Oio SACKS an
tue supplies IN first hands, comprising lao sacKs 1eu
ut 81 49, 45U Mixed 40 white md yellow ni1ed oo aid
7E] white nil ut 81 So Tho market il now BARE apd sup
Mics will meet with nmcdinte sale ut high prices.
Wilmington Marhct,
WILMINGTON, April 2s-RosN-JsS bbls sold at ~
for strained; So IL No. = d 6Un5 Tor No. i anu 81
62la laa6 S71a ior pale ,.o,,,s ,,,,
unsettled and has declined lc. csGs solu W o4c ano
5 casks III 49,. ,,x,,. ,, .,o
CRUDE Observation-Disclosures cGIIlHe !ieht nnu tne ul
market quiet LIT bbls sold ut S6 for virgin ap % oi
yellow dip and 81 81 Tor hard. on
TAn-has advanced lOc. a7 bbls sold ut 81 so.
CorToS-Extrcmely fuvo. lc sdviccs roni ABROAD nus
d Yen ap impetus to tho mit .t and G bal sold ut FAC
ior Ordinary "A xoa5a2ic tidding ai 2c for stric
MddiIg factof afe hcr 70 srd n offering their stocks
and the iunrket Glssas ssr !. 80 ,o,.
HAY-i5O bales North River sold from wharf ut 81 l21s
{, cSt. . 100000, =,
Cous-l3OO bushels Eastern co sold from vessel q!
81 ~ q bushe The last sale at 81 Sih was q oushe
Ec Nc
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80. g|..: - =. t"S22 ~.
PORT CALENDAR
CORRECTED WEEKLY.

PHASES OF THE MOON.
New NJ 4th Oh 2On morn Full III. 18th, 8h. 92m.mor
First O. 10 3h. Him. even Last G. 26th. 0h. 2m ever
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BY the use Of

There cometh glad tdings Of Joy to all,
To young aud 10 old, 10 great and to small;
The bestty whph euce was so precious aud rare,
Is free for all. and all may be tair.
By the use Of
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8. T.-IS80-X. !:
few bottles OF PLANTATION BrrTEaa
VIII cure Nervous Hesdache.
Gold E1tremtties and Feyerish idps.
Sour Stomach and Fetid Breath. u =,
Flatulency and Indigestion.
Nervous AhecAGnR .! ':T ,
Excessive Fatigue and Short BIextA a -
Pain over the Eyes -. ~ .i i
H. Mental Dependency. :. e'i..' ~ : 49, ''A
Prostraton; Great Weakness. i.i.
ssllow Complexion, Weak Bowels. o. :.
Which are the evidences OF =. . ,. =. 49, - = !
LIVER COMPLAINT AND DYSPEPMA. g - Il
ItIs estimated that seven tenths OF Ill adult Almen
proceed from deceased and torpid liver Tho e1nAfy
secreons of the liver ogerhowng Into the stomach pol
son the entire system and exhibit the sbove symptoms
After long research able to present the most
remarksbIe cure for these horrid nightmare diseases
the world has produced. Within one year oVdr a1
hundred and forty thousand persons have tafeH tne
PLANTAT1oA BrTTKns and not instance Of complaint
has come to our knowledge!
It lis most enectua tonic and asreesbie sttmuisnt
suited to all conditions Of LIE. :, ~ =.
The reports that 1t relies upon mineral gu1snces ioE
lta active properties are wholly falss For the 1atss
faction OF the pubnc, and that patients may oonsuH
their physicians. we sppend LIST Of It's componenta
oALIsAYA bARK.-Celebrsted for over Two nundfed
wears In she treatment Of Fever and Aguo, DyspepaA
Weakness, otc It Was introduced into Europe BY the
Countess wife of the Vceroy oi Perm, In 154u, and
afterwards sold by the Jesuis for the eoTTsoss w oi
iI sctyht in sluer. under the name OF ya1I T9se
ders and was finally made public by Louis XVI KING
OF Franco. humboldt makes especial reference 20
febrfuge qualities during his South American travels
OAsoAnrLLA BARK-For diarrhoea, colo ana diseases
Of the stomach and bowels.
DANpRIIoE-For tnhammacon OF tne lol4s Aao "koR.
ionl affections. ..,,.
OaAXoM1iE F1owsns-For snfeebisd digestion.
LAVENDER FLowERs-Aromatc, stmulant and tonac-
highly invigorating In nervous debility. =
HnrxaaSIRN-For scrofuls: rheumatism, etc.
AN1se-An aromatic csrminatlve;: creating nssh'
muscle and milk; much used by mothers ngraing ::
Also. clove-buds orange, carraWay coriandes' nate
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ia smile was on her up-heaith xsL In heE look
strength in her step. and In her hhnds-PIAarA'
g1oH BrTTERs."
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The Charleston Cotton Market.

After the close of report Monday about 100 bales
wero sold say 50 at 2Tc. and 80 at 2Sc
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THE CAROLINA TIMES,

Approved December 20. 1866
JAMES L. ORR, Governor.
NopcI II
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P. q. DRAKE d GU, New Y0rK.
arrII y, mWfivr
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-01-01

A New VIEW OF BEEcnER.-We
have no respect for nor patience with
the prejudice that refuses to hear
him, or any man who happens to
make single mistake. The world
IS not rich enough in able and great
men to afford to throw away every
body who commits an error or in
discretion. Human nature is not
clear enough in its perceptions and
in its judgments, to be Judged by an
infallible standard, and condemned
for single erroneous conclusion.
Mr.. Beecher has rendered great and
noble service. lie is-a great and no
bic man The purity Of his pur-
poses, tho integrity of his will, no
one imp ems nor suspects. But, on
the Other hand, we never shared the
popular feeling respecting him, the
esteem which amounted almost to
idolatry. lie has been terribly over
rated. His reputation outran his
achievements in word and deed, His
fame Immensely overtopped his abiI-
ties. Rich in sentiment, fancy, ina
gination, he has more tact than tai
ent, more language than logic, more
poetry than philosophy, more wit
than learning, more instinct than in
sight. He is a distributor OF opin-
ions rather than an originator OF
thought His mission was less to
create ideas than to communicate
impulse; to illustrate procepts ond
principles, and make men see their
beauty and feel their binding force.
HIS leadership was partly accidental
and imaginary, and was confined to
a single corps of the grand army Of
progress. lie has disappointed the
public, because the public expected
impossibiiities Of him, and thought
him other than he was. He has
dropped from the position he held in
public estimation, but only into his
proper placo.-C2ristta@ Inquirer,
NeU York.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-01-01

No HuRRY.-The ten unreoognized
Southern States, whose admission is
depend upon their adoption of the
amend Mt, apparently are IN no
hurry 10 obtain this privilege, and
there is not the least reason why
they should be. There are plenty Of
the loyal States, and plenty OF ma
terial to make others out OF, not de>
bauched by treason and ruined by a
wicked rebellion. Colorado and
Nebraska will probably be admitted
at this session. Washington, Idaho,
Dacota, Arizona and New Mexico
will soon follow; aud these poverty
stricken States now talking so big
and defiant will soon become 50 in
significant that nobody VIII care
whether they exist at all.--Hempdis
Post.
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IN Memoriam- Breed.

Ma. CoyER:
The following resolutions were
passed by the Tafton Lodge Of Good
Templars upon the death Of S. S.
Breed, an old and esteemed citizen OF
this place and worthy member Of the
Tatton lodge: IIhereaS, 1t has pleas
ed the good Father to take from
among us our worthy brother and
fellow IaboreY, S. S. Breed,
Reso'ced, That in this dispcnsation
Of His providence we as q lodge mourn
the loss OF an esteemed brother and
that q strong hand is thereby taken
from the support Of this temperance
cause; but it being His viii we do
withhold all murmurings end are re-
minded that we must worl; while the
day lasts that we may be as ready as
he 10 90 to that rest for weary NOR
tails given.
ResoIted, That we DO fully sympa.
thize with the relatives ofthc brother,
but waiic we al! mourn his departure
let US bcarin mind that
All must pass 70 that unknown shore,
Ard our brother has but gone before.
Alas. we all must How soon,
cur work On EARTH wl soon 30 dono
Il. u. CULVER, Chm Com.
Tafton, Dec. -, 1866.
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FARM FOR SALE.

The subscriber offers for sale his farm situated five
miles from Boscobe the road leading from Boscobel
to Mineral Point
CONTAINING 2io ACRES,
no of which under fence and most of it in cu.
tiyation, the balance good Timber.
The improvements consist Of large Frame 49,
House with seven rooms, good cellar and els i;iI
tern holding loo barrels, and plenty stock 49,
ter near good GranUry, Corn Crib and Stables There
is also on the place. ORCHARD Of 250 trees over
loo Of which set cut ten years ago and had loo
bushels Of Apples last year also plenty small fruit
such as Tame and wild Plgnis, Cnrants Gooseberres
Siberian Crabs Grape Niues, and thing to make a
family comorable The above farm viii be sold ut a
bargain poor health is the my selling For
price and particulars il uire OF subscriber the
premises
Sc. MOuR CARVER.
Boscobel June Il 1S66-l-tf.
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Real Estate for Sale.
SALE Or RENT.

The subscriber offers his farm situate In the Town
Aillve ia miles northeast Patch Grove and about
4 miles east u Bridgeport,
CONTAINING leo ACRES OF LAND
There is about % under cultivation, about 40
Of good plough Laced tie balance very heavily tim
ca bered, principally good hewlng timber. There
- frame granery a by 80 iaet, good log house
oneand-a half stories high IS by ~ feet, and iIaie
addition 10 by 10 feet will sell the waele Tor sou
per acre For further particulars apply Ghumas Ma
ge two miles east Of Patch Grove G. to the o@ ei re-
siding upon the premises.
ROBERT WlGEMAN.
Melville, Dee, !, lSG6.-tf
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

post Office address, Lancaster Wis)
Judge of Circut Court 7. Mills,
Judge of Probate Court--WAI McGoNIGAL,
~Ireasurer-N. +. KINNEY.
Sheriff.. Z. Cox.
Il gisterot Deels-JosRPH Book.
Clerk OF Circuit Court ". BLASpING.
Clerk of Board of superyisors-SAMuEL +. elise.
Oh IN OF Board OF uperyisors-Appis0N BURR,
Superintendent OF Schoos--D. GRAY PURMAN.
County SurFeyor--JoGL BARBER.
District Attorney--G c. lltZELToN, (P. Q. RoscObel)
Coroncr-CHAs. DCKEY, (P. Q. Dicbeyyillc.)
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Meeting Of Executive Committee Co.
Az, Society to Revise Premium Lists.

Tie officers Of Tie Grant County
Agricultural Society are to meet at
Lancaster on Tuesday, the SJh Janu-
airy, 1867, for tho purpose OF reyi-
siEg the ru}cS, premiums, Sc, Of the
Grant County Agricultural Society.
At this meeting such changes Will
be made as shall be deemed proper
in view Of Il better ordor 81 thiugs.
Great complaints have been made tor
year or two ON account Of Unequal
III. In the management, and OF the
injustice 81 premium offerings. ats at
SO i'm the action OF examining COM
mittces The time to make corrcc,
ton OF amy or all such defects viii
be at the meeting Of the executive
committee ON the sth January. Per
sons not members Will be heard,
Good mechanics are especially iuvi-
ed to Be present III view OF having
the mechanical and manufacturing
departments revised with much care.
Persons unable t. attend but hay
ing sound suggestions to make may
send written recommendation to
the Secretary. i. \. Burr. e.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-01-01

nsa- The ODD Fellows are preparing
a public festival At their hall on We'd
nesday evening ofth.s week, the time
of their Installation. The fraternity
are all invited.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-01-01

New MEAsuREalENr-The GENITAL
or decimal system Of grain measure,
which seems to be new thing that
we DO not yet understand, has been
unanimously adopted ~ all the lead
ing Boards Of Trade. OF course
there is no use in opposing its uni
versal adoption. We shall soon be
able to explain the new system.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-01-01

HARpER's Administrations hay
ing on hand the following volumes Of
Harpers' -uaga~iae, and willing to dis,
pose ofsame, may write to Prof has.
H. Allen, Platteyille, Wis: Vols. :,
9, II, u, 10. II, Is, Il, IS, 10, y, q,
q, %. %, 80.
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patch GROVE ACADEMY.
w. b. CLARK. A. B.. Princinal

MISS Il. B. CLAGGETT, Assistant
The Winter Term of THE Institution begins tub
DAY DECEMBER llth and continues 10 weeks
The advantages OF this School are net SURPASSED
any other in the County.
TIE COURSE OF INSTRUCTION
is at once thorough ana comprehensive embracing
btaLohes requisite to complete English or Classic
education.
special advantages are presented to those wishing
become thorough Teachers in our Common Schools q
to young men preparing for College.
complete Philosophical Apparatus has been recent
placed IN the rooms OF the Academy as also a fine Plan
PehInanship and Book Keeping are taught withou
extra charge,
TUITION FEES
Primary Department, ut the Of 80 cts per wes
Common English Branches at rate of So eta per week
Higher Is 3
Classical " 10"
Instrumental Music, s1o for "a lessons.
All tuition fees are 10 be paid within tho first te
weeks OF every term
No bills given for less than half a term
Good c0nvenences for boarding private families a
rates varying from $3.50 to $500 per week
For further information, or Circular address III,
Principal. 9.-tf.
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EARM FOR SALE.

offer for sale 94 acres of bottom land about 49,
forty under fence ana all under Timothy Ms,isl
with a comfortable HOUSE which will sell at " ~
$500 per Also ninety OF Timber Land 30
improved and fenced with good tNo-story tim
Der House Stables and 0utbuildngs, and acres in
fall grain at $500; both situated y miles from
Mckinney Mills. For particulars inquire Of J. Nathan
Lancaster.
WILLIAM CAMPBELL.
Ellenloro, March IS66-l0sm
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-01-01

81 Name not new babe after
any living man. He may steal a
sheep or break and die poor and dis
grace tho namesake.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-01-01

Taken up by the subscriber, on lands owned by him
in the town OF Cassyille, about the 18th Of November
roam heiter supposed to be abou2 years old with short
tail The owner Will prove property pay charges and
take said stray b. Y. PERRIN.
Cassyille, Dec II, lS66.-2S-+t.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-01-01
STRAY STEER.

Taken up by the subscriber, lands owned by him
in the town OF Waterloo about the 1st Of Noven-
ber 1866, yellow red steer three years old next
spring, waite star iii forehead, white belly and
TIP ot tail The is requested to prove property,
pay charges and take the
LEONARD MARTIN.
potosi Wis Dec 10 1aG6- 2s-4@
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-01-01

STRAY COLT.
STRAY BULL.

Taken up 10y the subscriber, on LANDS owned by him
in the town OF Niugye, the 18th OF Nov. 1866, d
twoycar Old past Bull head ana neck dark with
brown spots him. slit in the left ear, under bit OFT
of right. The is requested 70 prove property
pay charges and take said stray.
a. J. B0LENBAUGH.
Wingyille, Dec. II, 1566.2S-It&