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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-09-06
SEWING MACHINES.
Why the GrOUer ,e Baker Machine
Is ReSf.

1. II is more simple, durable, and less liable
TO arrangement than Others.
2. u sews from OTJiipafy spOOis, and no re-
winding OF thread is necessary.
s. IL sCws with equal facility al fabrics, the
most dslicate and the heaviest, and with all
kinds OF thread, silk, cotton or linen.
4. Its seam is 50 strong and elastic that IL
never breaks, even on the bias.
8. II fastens both eAds OF tile seam by its own
operation.
6. Its seam, though cut At every sixth stitch,
remains o. rnl, and neitherruns or ravelsin wear.
:. Its seam is more plump and beautiful, and
retains It's plumpness and beauty amer wash
ing better than any other.
8 Its seam can be removed in altering gar
ments, after proper instruction, without pick
ing or cutting them
g. Watching and varying the tensions upon
the threads necessary in other machines is IN
necessary in this The tension being once ad-
justed ON the Grover and Baker Machine, any
amount OF sewing may be done without change.
10 IL makes beautiful embroidery without
any change OF Arrangement, simply by Insert
ing threads Of suitable sizes and eOl0rs for this
purpose. IL is the only machine that both en-
bruiders and seWs perfectly.
"a Send for Circular.
6ROVKR a BAKERS s. r. CO.,
jy13 300 Main Street, Up Stairs.
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NEERKR AER NAsoKIo nlEENpLR.
Neutrality-suspicious.

1S67.
LODGES.
ANGERoSA. No. I6S. Meets lst Monday n
every month, at ODD Feiiows' Hall, cor. Cour
snd Main. ID. B. Forster, 234 Front street
W. NJ; John Besmish, See'y,
BOurH MEHrHIs. No. lis. Meets "a Friday o
esch noutn-Ball, cor Madison and second
J. I. Beilars. ". NJ; Benz. X. Pulien, Sec
LEILA SCOTT, No. 2ss. Meets list Friday OF eact
month-Hall, cor Madison and Second John
AiusIie. ". NJ; II. j. Woodward. Sec.
HAmrITuy. No 299. Meets 81 Friday OF eael
rnouth-odd- Fellows, Hall P. n. Stanley
KIIwISxIgG. No. al 10. D. Meets 4th Friday
of each mouth-2o4 Front street. John ]
Worshsm, SD, W. M; b. X, Puiien, I'D, Sec.
ROYAL ARCH.
PF,yv Chapter, No {. Meets ID Monday Of each
T month"; -Udd-Fel lows Hall JOhu Zent, n. +
b. p; b. M. Levy, Sec'y.
- R-AED 5. n. ......
EuRFEE Coyrricii. No. 8. Meets "a Monday Of
each mOutR-ttdd- Fellows Hall. John Zent
Tn. ILL.,; \. J.-Wi Wiggin, Rec.
THMPLAEs.
t,TRENE Corn unandery, NO.4. Meets fth Mon
day OF each month. John HCnt, Conn., N. j
hlsgiu, Rec.
A. AND A. SCOTTISH RITE.
~ Front Street.
HEEMEs Lodge 81 Perfection, 18th; No. J.
stated Communications ID "Wednesday night
OF each mOnth. Henry p Woodard, sd H.''
NJ: Charles n Carroll, 18th. Sec.
MrTHRAs Lodge OF Per'ectlon, l4th.; No. 2
Meets 4th Wednesday Of each month George
Mellsrsh, izd, e. n. 4. 4. f'ran kiano, I'd,
Sec.
CASIPIIA rouucil OF Princes Of jerusalem, 18th;
Nc. I Benz. X. fullon, sd, Iarsh-.i -
-. Sec.
CALVARY CHATTER OF Rose Crolx, 18Th, No. l.
Charles ". Adams ga M. W.; II. T. Tom
iusun 32l Sec.
PHILIPPE DUPLEssEIs Councll Of K-h, S0th-,
No. ]. Henry p. Woodland, 63d., Comm. (;
william Y. CirOde. S3l, Rec.
ry,s-aT,-rr,Tfy- az N,Trssgr TRs-sFsgFE S2d John
Alnslie. ;z-l-, Comm. in Chiefs Dodge c.
Trader. sd, Reg.
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Classical and Mathematical
s SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
In AI5enarLs C'ols7sty, IA.
SECOND SESSION 1sez-s-

SECOND Session I5GZ-8-
V1H1s School il located one and a-haif miles
4 rom treen wood Depot On the Virginia
SenLEa! IA lFoad snd nfJeen miles west %
TEe ioeatiOu - well known a. Hr. tfesusner Ear
rison, Rev m DinWiddie and Prof Ed ward b.
Previously II was popular simmer fesrrr.
conducted by Joha :. Cooke. Ezq. Baiug aifr-
ated In one Of the most beautlfuI portions %
Albemarie county, IN the nlid-t of a refueti
and intsiIigeoJ comm unity. remote from places
Of dlssi patton. aud convenient % GlurclIes and
eabealn SenooLs ot the lezlding denomlnn-
tiorfs, Il Possesses rare Gcvautages f1ra Boys'
school.
The o,.ursa OF stu,Iy b designed Co b,tbornuvb
and comprehensive n Ancient and ETnaeTu
Languages, Mathematics and the EHgilsu
hianches, and ahsa to en- brace the q Iements OF
Natural aud Moral sciences ald HIstgry
The Principal vas ecucslted at the CuIVersi.T
Of Virginia, and has had an experience o.
nearly ten years In teaching IN SCHOOLS o. hlsh
grade IN tfls state. luclnlluz Dr. tfeasner liar
rison's school, EioomEeld Academy. Inch
burg Female Seminary, and Hon. u III u
Hunters private school
Ths Associate PRINCIPAL was also eilueaErrI II
the University uf Virginia, and has bad an er-
perience q eight years n teaching in tna
male seminary North Carolina more recently
IN sherman, Texas,
The following Recommendation oE cur SCHOOL
hy Rroitssors % ths University OF Virginia,
{ Is respectfully subm Itted
UsTyxRsTTY OF vrB6rsrA April z. 7sI--.
IN view Of our persousl aosulainsance with
1essrs. n. n B. and a. j. " 6oG We 10 not
hesitate cordially 10 recommend 'tls-lr srfrfI
20 the con nnuence and PATRONAGE 81 rite rslslie-
:. Aaupin, n .cissls lle Ferer
Vim. II. McGufsy, j. = UEvls
Francis h smith, J. E 81 nor
J. l. GdbeH, =. l. Didenieev1,
4. y enablet VIM. T. Peters.
Il r r. M =
FOr boafd and taltiou. lncLuding fueI. wash
Ing and lights for the session OF t-u months.
two hundred and seveniy-rivg go dollars ia
4 currency. FIy merits one-haIf Ia tilvnuct.. .f-aI-
auce 0ii bhe lst ~ February.
The sessions cOInmenc- "a the Ist % Septe1a-
her and close on the Z-th OF Jane Pupils viii
be Received at any time during the session b.
With q pro rata Deduction in charz=z Bows
irom distance Will he allowed % remain cur
iuE vacation as bOarders ia the iamIly OF the
Principal
[ the Depot ldTeouwoOdl 70 The school fnmedI-
atelq upOu ar1iVal-
nE- only two boys Ia q room.
p. - -6reeuETOod Depot. AIbeHnarIa eounf~-
I EirIUiE
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COLLEGE, GfPHE CHRISTIAN BROTHERS
Select school

MRS. LETITIA MAY will open a Select
VI School fer Young Ladies on MONDAY,
september 2 1877, in the basement OF the
ChJistian Church, on tie corner OF Linden and
Mulberry streets.
The French Department Of this school viii
be under the care OF Major La MBEKT MAY,
late of the Confederate Army. assisted by his
daughter, Miss :. Z. MAY, who has been two
ygarsiu France. French viii be spoken exclu-
sively in this department. A liberal patronage
on the part 0f tine pubic is respectively 50
lcleu.
The services OF the following gentlemen have
been secured Music, Profs. oey fert and Witz-
man German, Prof WItzmun : Ancient Ian
guagss, Prof. McFeely. iyz8 tOcl
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TEXT BOOKS:

JUNIOR YEAR.
BiacEsaone's Commentaries, Eeut's COmmen-
tariss, story on Agency. story on BGIlmenf,
Story on Partnership, - yiss on Bills, smith on
Contracts, Stephen ON Pleading.
SENIOR YEAR
Moot Cents, GreenIeaf on Evidence, Adams
Equity Angel < Ames or Corporations. SLACK
stone itn book in connection with the Grim
mai Code OF Mississippi; Revised code af Mis-
sissippi-
A Diploma nom this school Is equivalent 20
license for practice in "A ississi prl-
Tuition fee, so per term, ina advance. The
term opens O,l the 9th Of September, 1st7, a nd
ends on the 24th OF June, lssiS anIS
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IN s o r A N c e

r.,HE vell established reputation Of these
/ Conuaf,les for prompt and honorabie deal-
ing. and their large Casa Assets, commend
tts,, u.s., ~ the favOr OF Business Men and Prop
srty Holders VINO desire rerable insurance, for
sither Fire or Marine. We represent no COM
parlss but those duly authorized 5y state and
Lindsey q Vrsdenburg,
6aoarai Insurance Agents. No. Il Madiscn
street lup stAiFs), Memphis, Tenn, APPS
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-06-11
MILLVILLE
WOOLLEM FACTORY.

The subscriber gives notice TO his old patrons and
the public generally that he has rebuilt factory and
fledit machinery good and perfect any in the
State viii he ready to do cardng, rolls and all kinds
Of manufacturing by the seventh day of June-such
flled cIoh fannels, mixed and white checks blankets
stocking yarn &e all good the best and cheap
the cheapest. shall run two cardng machines for
cardng rolls, for fine WOOL Persons coming from
distance almost depend getting their rolls back
with them. ] shall manufacture on the shares or for
cash. and warrant every customer will recevs cloths
made from his WOOL Persons having wool for the
mandatory will do well 10 patronize labor for
the good interest Of my customers. 51m4
EiIlyille, May a. 1867. JOS. H0RSFALL.
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ESTATE OF KELLY.

STATE Of WISCONSIN, Grant County-ss In Probate
Grant County Court, HAY term, 1867. Present VIM.
McGoniga Judge In the matter of the of viii
liam Kelly, deceased. " A. 81
On this oath day of May, A. D. 1867, upon read.
ing and filing the petition of Mrs. Am Quayle,
stating that William Kelly, of tho County OF
Grant AID Statee Wisconsin, died ntestate about
the ninth day of November. A. u. 1866; and praying
that Henry ID. York of Hazel Green in said COUNTY
be appointed administrator of the estate Of said de
ceased 1t is ordered that said application be heard
before the Judge of this Court at the Probate Oce in
June A. D. 1867 at O'Clock in the afternoon of sale
day.
further ordered that notice of said application
and hearing be given all personsinterested IN publish
nga copy of this order for three weeks
each week, in the Grant County HERALD weekly news
paper printed az Lancaster in said county prior 70 said
hssl;ng. t 3,
'.F'r BY the Court = "'
VIM McGONIGAL.
5l-3w County Judge.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-06-11

This machine has become widely known, ana It's
reuutaton so well established that it would seem un-
Eecessary for us TO say anything in regard to Its me-
ehhnea principles its great heretofore anu le
universal satisfaction it has Civ to those VINO maze
purchased and used it, it not for the fact that re
ore constantly widening its sphere of usefulness ana
Introducing it into localities where 1t has not herc'o
fore been used. ,
And also wish keep it before the people that we
selling
TIIE, JOHN 2. MA n n Y.
We indeed grateful IL tho farmers who have pur-
chased the John r. Nanny for The friendly interest thoy
have taken in its success and especially for the recon-
near, corresponding TO the number of machines sold
We believe that in b,isa such letters we lay before
others who may wish to purchase, more valuable in
formation in regard to machine than possibly
be given in any other form. We here insert only few
of the many certificates tltat Eaye been sent us.
CERTIFICATES.
Hickory GROVE, Sept 16, 500.
The John P. Nanny is the best combined machine !
ever work cut so of grain and 20 or 70 OF
grass l have q small team aad they handle it with
ease. trog 90 n team and done all the Taking myself
For ease, ecGaay lighnegs OF draft strength duribil-
- '''''' 0'''S'~ GUTlRrM EyEReEG.
L4xc4srER,. april r., 1857.
Your John p Nanny am well pleased wlth Think
it the best combined machine in use and for It's quail
ties az Mower it cannot be surpassed. cut some 60
acres of grain and have gone through harvest
with more comfort to myself and team consider II the
easiest to rake from and bind after Of any i'll use.
JOHN MCCARN.
We also refer parties to the following persons who
bought and used the John F. Nanny Machine last year
r vritchet, Lancaster Ered Kluckhron Liberty.
Beverly Pritcket, james Gibson Liberty.
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OF JEFFREY.

STATE OF WISCONSIN, Grant County--ss. In Probate
Grant County Court, May Term, 1867. Present, VIM
McGongal, Judge In the matter CT the guardian
ship of Elizabeth jeffrey Francis Jane Jeire y, Agnes
jeffrey and George jeffrey minor heira CT GboygsJef
frey deceased.
On reading and filing the petition of Agnes Jeffrey
guardian of said minor heirs of George jeffrey late
Grant county representing among other things that
hah sad wards seized of certain real estate said
Grant county and that it is necessary and would be
the interest of her said wards that the be sold
praying for license to sell II same and it appearing
to the court from sad petition that it i necessary and
would be for the Interest 6sad wards to sell said real
estate
1t is ordered and directed that tho next of kin to said
wards and all others interested in said real estate ap
pear before the Judge of this Court the
in Lancaster, in said county, Monday, the sth
day of july A d. 1867 at one o'clock in the afternoon
Of SAID day to show cause if any they may have why
license should mo- be grated to sell said estate
according to the prayer Of said petition.
Aa il Is further ordered that notice of said appca
ton and hearing be given to all persons interested in
the estate OF said minors by publishing copy of this
order for four a. successive weeks, in each week
in the Grant County Herald, a weekly newspaper print
ed at Lancaster in said county prior said hearing
BY the Court, WM. McGONlGAL,
County Judge.
LATED this 24th day of May, 1867. 5l-4w
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PEDIGREE OF OLD MORGAN cmEr:

hereby certify that the horse, morgan Chief"
al sold 70 NJ. a Wood for tho of fiftsen hun
bred Dollars. bed aud raised in the town Ru-
pert Bennington county, Vermont Said horse
sired by Hales old Green Mountain Morgan, he by Old
Gifond, he by Old Woodbury., he By the old original
Justin Morgan horse. The dam of MoTs gan Chief was
sired by Judsons Hamiltonan, he by Bishops Hamil
tonan, he by old imported Messenger, a mare of
common beauty and fine action and weighed 100 lbs
The grsnd-dam of Chief sired by old Woodbury.
great grand-da by old Justin Morgan.
9' sLEGRANn EASTMAN.
TERMs-The season $40; to insure 1850; single
vice S. Season and single service payable in advance
otherwise will be charged and collected
when tic il Known TO be with foal Any part
ing with pr yious to foaiing gill be charged in
surance rates.
The stand will be at the old place. il Lancaster, and
same stable Season TO close the usual time in July.
A. II. BLACkMAN, Keeper.
Lancaster, May lst 1867. IS 6w
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GUARDIAN SALE-GORE.

In Probate Grant County Court In the matter of the
real estate of the minor heirs of Jesse A. Gore de-
ceased.
NOTICE is HEREBY GTyRN, That by virtue and
in pursuance of order of license made in said matter
the 18th day of January, A. d. 1867 hy the county
court of said county the undersigned guardian Charles
A. Gore and Jessie r. Gore minor heirs said deceas
Eel, WILL on Tuesday the 18th day of June, A. D. 1867
at one o'clock in the afternoon of said day front
doo- of the court house in the village Of Lancaster in
said county offer for sale at public veId the flor
ing described lands, to-wit: l''.r ~ ffA'@
The southeast quarter of Section eleven U in Town
ship No five (5) north of Range No four a. west of the
fourth principal meridian.
The terms Of sale with be made known at time and
place of sale. SAMUEL MOORE
Gpaediais Of said minors.
Dated at Lancaster this oath day Of May 1867 sits
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ESTATE OF FROMGEN.

STATE OF WISCONSIN County of GTant-ss In Probate
Grant County Court, May Term, 1867 Present, VIM.
McGonigal, Judge In the matter of the real estate
of Anthony Fromgen, deceased.
1t appearing TO the ssisfacten CT This court by the
pet9n If Bernard Cofnelisen the Administrator of the
estate OF said Anthony Fromgen late of Grant county,
Wisconsin, deceased that there is personal estate
in the hands of said Administrator pay debts
standing against the said deceased and the
administration, ana IL is NECESSARY OF the
real estate of the said deceased fer the payment
debts IL is therefore
Ordered thata persons Interested in said real estate
appear before the Judge of the County Court said
county, at the Probate Office in Lancaster, in said
county, Monday the Sth day ofJuy A. d. 1867 at
o'clock in the afternoon ofsad day show any
there shall he why license should not be- granted to said
Bernard Cornelisen to sell so mucn OF the
said as maybe necessary to pay such debts and
expenses.
It is further ordered that notice Of said application
ard hearing be given to s,ail Lersons in
serested in said estate by publishing copy of this
der for four ~ weeks successfully prior TO said day
hearing in the Grant County Herald, weekly newspa
per printed at Lancaster said coppty; and also
we'd the widow Of said deceased and Samuel Ne rrck
special guardannf the minor heirs of said deceased
least fourteen days previous to said day of hearing
VIM. McGONIGAL,
~ ;Con4ty Jaage.
natad Nav 81 1897 Il y
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OLD MORGAN CHIEF

This well known horse brought to the country some
years by lie Grand Eastman in every al
Nays believed truthful mas and one of the best post
ed stock breeders we ever met TO be kept in Lam
Caster this for the last time From the stock
nails he is believed to be the only horse known bred
right back botk sides to the original Justin Morgan
The present owner of OLD MORGAN CHESTS Maj.
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FARMERS. ATTENTION.

The undersigned is agent for Van Brunt Co.'s Broad
Cast Seeder and Cultiyator combined, tho Hawkeye
Cultivator. Burts Eagle John p. Nanny, Excelsior
McCormck, buckeye ard Balls Reapers and Mower
combined the Yankee, Buckeye, Mccormick and Ball
Mowers threshing Machines Tanning Mills Cane Mills
&c. &c Ialso sell Trainers Clipper PIow--in fact al r
thing IL the line of machia ny that farmer wants.
Samples rSsg be at eTaelser Grant county, Wis.
IL GILMORE.
March 25th, a2-3m%
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LEGAL NOTICES. :
SHERIFF SALE-RAE.

State Of Wisconsin, Grant county-ss H. 5. Swift rs
Peter Rae, ?, aa
BY virtue of writ of execution Issued out Of the
Cgcut CoErt Of Grant County, Wisconsin, In fsYpy Of
the above named plaintiff aud against the above named
deendsnt, to directed and delivered, and for
want Of god3s sn ehattels Of the defendant wherein
to levy, have BY the direction of the plaintiffs
torney levied upon all therie tits aud interest which
the said defendant the Sth day of May, p lsy or
has since acquired in and TO the following degct ed
2 in block thirty 1897 according TO the recorded
pot Of the village of Boscobol Grant county, Wisconsin,
all of which real estate will the 10th day of July,
1867, at the hour of o'ooek the afternoon OF
eaa day offer for sale and will sell public auction
TO the highest bidder for cash in hand at the front
door Of G. c. Hazelton sce in the village OF Boscobe
Grant county Wisconsin Said sale will made TO
satisfy said Judgment, Goats a}a, eQsis of sale.
52-ts 20 JANIS p COX Sheriff
Dated sheriff's office, Lancsstfs JgEe Sd, 1867
G. G. Hazelton, Plaintiff Attorney
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TO THE FARMERS
OF GRANT COUNTY,;

oHN1 LkhES Through MIR q. II. Trov bliiee our
General agent for Grant, Iowa, Lafayette and Green
counties, We offer you the celebrated
NEW YORKER"
which we warrant to be the hest harvesting machine
row IN USE all things considered it is the oly per
ieet self-raker, reaper and mower combined As a
raker 1t has no equal; mower it is equal to any
single mower, and reaper combines more correct
principles and more conyeniences tan any other ma
chine IN the verdi
Mr.. ,Trowhridge is located at Lancaster Grant
county Wisconsin, where all communications concern
ing the above named machine should be addressed
Mr.. I. has also the Buckeye Grain Drill Buckeye
Sulkey Cora Plow Buckeye Single Mower Buckeye
Sorghum Machinery, Little Champion Reaper and
Mower Hubbard Single Mower, Case Pitts Threshers
and IN fact anything in the line of farm machinery Won
want. Samples can be at Monroe Mineral
Point ResGpbe Plattevile and Lancaster
Ga Remember the "NBW YORKER obtained the
od Medal as the best selfraker atthe most thorough
eeaper and mower trial ever known, at Auburn n y
Ia ieob also the first prize reaper raker and mower
combined at the same trial.
S. L. SHELDON BRO. Madison. Wis
.; Il. IRoTBRIDGE, Gen'l Travelling Agent ?. 0. box
&c, Lancaster. Wis r,,pp trs,or, -
April sth, 1857. Ar
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TIC Threshers g. Farmers !

TIC Threshers g. Farmers
ploy achines to get the Very Se st. NICHOLS
& SHEPARD VIBRATOR has been fully tested
the old style Machines. The number made has been
fully doubted each succeeding year and twice many
are being built for this year as last All who Impair
tally investigate its merits, concede its superiority
BECAUSE
It has neither Canvas, Beaters, Pickers, nor
Raddles, and cannot ba clogged up in either or
dry grain.
B5n.. has nSt hail. hall as many Belts Puley
Belt Machines, and hence much easier and costs
much less to keep in repair
Tbs sievs is SO long and wide and so ar
tnal IL never requires pokng," never clogs
up or blows over, and will for hours and days
without trouble.
1t 1t has the largest ana best Mill in the world,
and taxi ! out all the foul stuff
a.. # ma makes no "literings or scatterings,'
Thus doing nicer work than any other. and avoiding
the most unpleasant work connected with t!..eshirc
AM there a Is no gearing except one wheel
In throshins Oats, Wheat, Barley, &c i.
VIII save over and above the best of other machines
nearly or quite enough to pay the threshing bills
In Timothy Seed it is decidedly advanta-
eeous on account OF its peculiar seves mill for
cleaning and requires change of Shoe for any kind
of grain or seeds.
= In Flax Seed it has no Beaters, Pickers or
shafts, 10 wind" and bother, as in all other ma
chimes -
Many Farmers say they would rather am.
ploy NICHOLS & sHEPARD'S VIBRATOR At
fnIl prices than any other thresher for 'ohtne and
they generally command a cent extra per bushe
It's great ease of draft is because there is
less tian ore half as much shafting boxing, betting
and gearing as in other machines and no grain belt
or raddles at ALL This fact speaks for itself
The Nichols& Stewards HORSE POWER la.
no equal for durability and of draft. 1t adapted
to al other machines. Parties who have "payed OUT
powers of other kinds invited to buy and try this
ana see the difference. 1t ia sold separately and
"spseded to take the place of any other
Tho Vibrator stands on its own merits II
asks no favor but an impartial trial Call on
Agents or writ to tho Manufacturers for Cir.
cular, giving full description, together with
numerous Certificates. .
80 BLACK & MAYNARD
General Agents Apple River Ills
d. H. BUDD, Local Agent
Atom Lancaster, Wis.
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BLAcK CAKEs.--I oke two eggs,
beat'the'mn to < froth, one cup of butt
der beaten to a cream, one cup OF
srnsr, ,hest the sugar and butter to-
rether; ono cup of molasses, three
AIMS of flour; put the flour in degrees
one teaspoCnfpl of potash, one table,
spooifwl pfginger, and one OF clnnaN-
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-06-11

Bay- A superior article Of Mineral
Fire Proof Paint at sic cents per poH"d
ct Bur- :. -, go
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-06-11

COUNTY MAPs.-For sale at the
HERALD Office Wilson's Maps of Grant County-sena
free by mail at SIo0.