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IN THE ORPHANS COURT, IN

and for the County Of Columbia In tho mtticr of
the petition Of John Heruer Guardian OF the person
May 9th, 1867, the Court appoint William u. Abbot,
auditor. TO report facts nj the next term, ~ the
Court. From the Record IEssrL COLEMAN. Clerk.
The auntor above named will attend to the duties
Of his appointment, at the office Of lsaao D. monroe'
in CatawiS iSsa on Saturday, the third day o. hugus''
ut 10 o'clock a. m. WM.h ABBOTT' hhuhoF' '-
Cattawissa, July II, 1867. ~
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NO.. Major Whiting, quartcrmastcr in
charge Of the work, reports that up to this
time 10000 bodies have been rcburied in
the cemeteries embraced within the opera.
ton of the Army Of the Cumberland.
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EZ NOW THY De- I'll N Y.

Madame 4. r. Thornto n. the great English hs'ro''
orist, C,airyoyant aud Psychomctrican, who has
astonishcd tho scienti ic classes Of tho Old Wonn'
has now located herself ut Hudson, N. Y. Nadine
Thornton pos.esses such wondc4u powers OF Sec
opd sirht, as 10 enable her to impart knowledge OF
the grca,est importance to the single or married o'
cubc, sex. while In state Of trance, she dciine-
rho very features Of the person you are to mar
~. and by the aid Of instrument of intense pow
NJ known as the Psychonotropc. guarantees to pro-
duco fe,kc picture Of the future husband or wi''
of the opp,cant, together with date Of marrngc po
,i,i,n in life leading trnits Of character, &c. TINS
\, po humbug, as thousands Of Testimonials can as.
scrt. che will send when desired certified eerid'
cne. or written guarantee, thut the picture Is what
IL purpo,ts to be, Ry enclosing small lock Of hair,
and stating place Of birth, ug.. disposition and com.
p,cxion, and enclosing fty cents and stamped cnvel
ope addressed To YOURSELF you will receive the pic
ture and desired information by return mall. All
communications sncrediy confidential. Address In
confidence, MADAME E. r. THORNTON Z: q; Boz
223, Hudson, MY. |Fso" o'-V
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Hudson, M!ch., August 80, 1866.
WONDERFUL BUT TRUE.

MADAME REMINGTON, the world renowned
As,rologist and somnanbulisii: Cairvoyant, while
in clairvoyant state dclincaes the very features OF
the person you are to marry, aud by tho aid Of an
instrument Of intense power, known as the Psycho-
mmropc, guarantees to produce perfect and life
like picture or the future husband wIfc Of the ap
plicant with date and marriage, occupations leading
traits and character. etc. This is no imposition, as
Testimonials without Iumber can assert. By stating
place of birth, age. disposition, color of eyes aud
hair, nd ENC losing fifty cents aud stamped cn'e
ope addressed to yourself you will receive picture
by re Turn Of mail together with desired information
To- Address in CO ,fdencc. MADAME GERTRUDE
REMINGTON, p o. BGx 297, West Troy. Ny.
Feb. 81. lS67-ly
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ERRORS OF YOUTH.


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r OvELY GIRLS AND FESTIVE boys, send an
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May 10, IeG6--Iy.
HEGLORY OF MAN is STRENGTH. A gentle
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A DMlNISTRATORS' NOTICE.
IN THE ORPHANS COURT IN AND

for the County Of Columbia In the matter Of tho
estate of Pete, Eveland. deceased And now 10 wit
May 9th 1867. the Court appoint Elijah X. lkGlcr
ESQ auditor, TO make distriht ion Of the balance in
the hands OF Peter Evelnnd and John EveIand nd.
minisiraors, 10 aud amongst the heirs and lega rep
reseniat,v.s. by the Court. From the record.
JEssg COLEMAN, Clerk.
The AUDITOR above named will attend to the duties
&c his appointment, a his Office, in Bioomsburg. on
Saturday, July 9Th nj 10 o'clock II. N.
u. X. KELLER, Audi tor.
Bioomsburg. July 10, 1867
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

DR. j. BRYAN, Consulting Physician,
$40 Broadway, Now York.
SPECIAL TREAT MENT In oil cnses Of Seminal,
Sexual. Urinary aud Nervous Diseases In malo or 70
mate. Advice Free and eorsspondsncs strictly con
Adcn tinl, (Jan. 0, IsG7.-ly.
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AGENTS. WANTED.

Samples sent free. No cnpital reqired. Ladies' or
Gentlemen can earn IRON $500 TO si0.0O psr day .
Enclose atnmp.Rnd address
TRIP 4 CO., Eighth st., New York.
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SI,GS6 90
MAY %, 1867.
We the undersigned Auditors OF Centre
township, Columbia County, Pa. do hereby
certify that We have carefully examined the
foregoing accounts, and find them to be cor
rect.
LEVI A. IIuTcuIsON, A,l;,or,
LAFAYETTE GREASY, ""A'''''
AUGUST I, 1861.
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Bloomsburg, July 9th 1sd7,
IRON TIL Il BLOOD.

IRON TIL Il BLOOD.
The necessity of due proportion Of iron in tho
blood is well known to all medical men when II be.
comes reduced from any cause Whatever, the whole
system suffers. the weakest part being first attacked,
aud cong Of ianguor. Iasstnde and "all goneness'
pcrvades the system. Tho remedy is simply to sup
ply the blond with the necessary quantity Of iron
This cnu be- done by using the
PERUVIAN SYRUP.
protected solution OF the prooxide Of 1ron which
Is 80 prepared that it assn Hates at oncc with the
blsod. giving strength, vigor and new life TO the
whole sys,on.
To take medicine to cnre diseases occasioncd by
n deficiency of IRON IN TUE BLOOD. without 70.
storing II to the .ystrm IS like trying to repair
building when the foundation is gone.
An eminent divine says II have been using tho
PERUVIAN SYRUP for some time past II gives
me new viror. buoyancy Of spirits elasticity Of
MUSCLE"
Pamphlets containing certificates of cures, and
recommendations from come Of the most eminent
physicians, and ccrgymen aud others, will bs sent
fIGs to any address.
The genuine has '.PgRuvtAy sYRuP' blown In the
glass. J. T. niNSMORE, Proprietor.
No. 70 Dcy st.. New York.
Sold by all Druggists.
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Balance due J. Hill, Treasurer $2l0 90
DIR.
10 cash from s. Neyhard, Col'r s5,s32 So
I" " T." g. II. Dietrich, ,Col'r 1876 AZ
f." j.. Alkman int OH his
tax for one year 4 II
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YOUNG MEN.

The experiences of the past ten years has demon
sra,cd tho fact that reliance may bc placed in the ef
hcary Of
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90 TO BROWER's TO BUY YOUR
UD~Ds1s -IsS
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$l0,2O7 IS

Balance due Township s305 ~
j. Il.
To cash on bond Of $. Crcvcing $500 90
" '' Margaret Aikman $50 %
" Levi Aikman $50 90
" " Jcr. lIagenbuch go co
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-02-26

WIEN \ Horse Is UNsoUND.-Any
Of the following detects constitute un-
soundnoss in horse
Lamencss, ofalI kinds aud degrees.
Diseases ofany Of the Internal organs.
CoHghts of ali kinds, as long a it ex-
lists. Colds or catarrhs, while they
last. Roaring; broken wind thicl,
wind grease; manage larcy aud
CHAMBERS; mcrgrims or staggers
founder: convex feet contracted feet
ppavine and ringbonos; enlargement
cf the SHOWS or lgamcnts; cataracts
and other defect Of he eyes, impairing
sight.
The following may or may not
occasion Uusoundness. according TO
the state or degree in which they
Ell { Corns, sphnts, thrusues, bog
spayins, thorough pins, wind CALLS,
Cnbs are unsoundness
unless the horse has worked with
them for some months without incon.
vonicnce.
Cutting particularly speedy cut
ting constitutes unsoundness when il
can not be remedied By care and skill.
Guiding. when q confirmed habit,
Injuries the sounduess Of q horse.
Defects called bIemishes, are; Sears
from broken knees; capped hooks,
spl;nts bog spavins, and thorough>
pins. loss of hair, from blistcrs Or
scars; cnlargements from blows or
cutting and specks or streaks en- the
corner Of the eye.
Vices are; Rostivenoss, shying,
boiling, running away, kicking, rear
inc, weaving o. moving the head
from side to side, slringhalt, quid-
ding, slipping the halter.-RuraI Gen
Ueman.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-02-26

FATE oFTHE AposTLEs.-St. Math-
CIV is supposed to have suffered mar
tyrdom, or was but to death by the
sword, at the city Of Ethiopia.
st Mark was dragged through tie
streets Of Alexandria, in Egypt till
he expired.
st. Luke was hanged upon en- olive
tree in Greece.
s.. John was pnt into q cauldron Of
boiling oil at Rome, aud escaped
death. He afterwards died a natur-
al death at Ephesus, in Asia.
st. James tbe Great was boheaded
at Jerusalem
StJames the Less was thrown from
u pinnacle Or wing Of the temple and
then beatoa to death with q fullor's
club
81 Philip Vas banged up against
pillar 10 Hierapoiis, q city Of Phry-
gia.
ST. Bartholomew was dayed alive
by the command of a barbarous king.
ST. Andrew was bound to a cross,
whence he preached to the people till
he expired
St Thomas was rue through the
pody rs a lance, near Aolipar, ia the
East indies.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-02-26
Representations for Foul and Wet
Weather.

1.-THE sun rises red or pale red or
even blue, there will be rain during
the day.
Ifthe clouds at sun rise, be red,
there srU'ts fcn the foAoclag day.
Ifat sun rise, many dark clouds
b seen in the west, aud remain, there
Will be rain Oh that lag.
ii the sun rise covered with dark
spotted clouds. ran Hat day
IT, in the winter, there BE a red
sky at sun rise, sfsa3y rein The same
day in the summer, shogere end
rlHd.
Ifthesun set in dark, heavy clouds,
rain MOTT day.
fthe sun set pale, or purple, rain
"a 1riat hetoll9lriag day
ii the sun set and there Be Q very
red SKY in the east, 1g5na in the south
IfI4fa fall during an east wind, it
may be expected to last twenty-iour
hours.
Ifswino borestless and grunt loud
y, If they squeak ana jirk up their
heads, there will be mach wind;
whence the Proverb, Pigs can see
the wind
If the sun set with a very red Sky
in the east, expect stormy wind.
II, in tie morning, mist rise from
over the low lands, it will be me
that day.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-02-26

ROTATION cF Crops. Forthirty years
| have practicol rotation Of farming
which to ne is good ! pnt two
years III grass eei-mixed two
parts timothy and one part clover.
and sow peck to the acre This is
. good proportion for both meadow
and pasture it viii keep down the
weeds Detteg than any other course
that have seen or prac>icod. Turn
over the sod at two years old to lie
longer y some places, the grass gets
out aud weeds or something else get
in, to the injury Of other crops or
working Of the land
Tho second grain crop is the best
time for the grass TO grow, FOR then
il has The full benefit Of the decom>
posed sod Corn IS | think, The best
crop on the sod whore The land Is
suitable, for corn is more easily at
tended and is esstroublod with weeds ;
other crops are grown as circumstan-
Sos direct,
keep Is much stock as will eat up
all the bay and pasture and work up
all the straw, and return the whole t.
the farm in manure
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-02-26

: ARDIAN SALE.

Ia Probate, Grant County Court
In the matter ftha real estate Of tie minor heirs Of
LeBhaTt @ Shrader, deceased.
Notice hereby gvan thai ~ virtue ana ia pursu-
anst ST. aT os.isf e license, mad ~ ssd matter the
iaih AZ April. A. D. 1885, Na County court IF
si3 County ti'e ua1etsi-ual, Ian If 0tho S Shra-
aar httI straaerai.d Emma ~ sitajer minor heirs
% d oeeetsed VIII, OF taray the 2ldday Of March
a the Courthouse in the viage 81 Lancaster il said
county oIf sor sale 81 public vendae, the following
aforesaid. 10 wit:
Threeser IF TIE west halfaf Northeast quarter
% ejan taifty-tHo, q Io~n e.ght, Range one west
ia GtHuf e0uaty Wisconsin
Ihe isa- q sae u De made known at the time and
place III stia.
Datea 81 Lancaster Wis February 1th. p 1861
NAkGARir /. SHRADER.
Guardian.
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Dissolution Of the Rump.

The Goth Of January, 1853, is the
date OF this memorable event. The
Parliament, by which Charles | bad
been met overcome, lad dwindled
down by various purgations to about
fifty three members, who aimed at
becoming a sort Of mild oligarchy for
the administration Of the common
wealth. They were celebrating on
BIZ for future representation, in
which thew should have d permanent
place. when Cromwell resolved TO
make IN end Of them. Il was fbe
last incident ID the natural series OF
a resolution, placing military power
above all other.
Cromwell having ordered com,
pany OF musketeers to follow him. en-
tered the House in .plain black
clothes and worsted stockings" and
sittine down, listened for while TO
their proceedings. Hearing at length
the question put that the bin do pass.
he rose, put of his hat, and began to
speak. In the course of his address
he tol1 them Of their sclI-seel,ing and
delays Of justice, till ut length Sir
Peter Wentworth interrupted him
with remonstrance against SUCH
language. Then blazing up, he said,
We have had enough Of this; | will
put an end to your prating."
Stepping into the floor Of the
House, and clapping on his hat, he
commenced violent harangue, which
be occasionally emphasized by STAN
ping with his feet, aud which came
mainly to this; st is not tit YOU
should SIT here any longer-you have
vat too long for any good you have
been doing lately. You shall now
give place to better men "Call
them in !" ho exclaimed, ald his OIL
GER Harrison and Gle Of soldiers eu-
tered The House. Then proceeding
" lou are no ParIiament2 Some Of
yon are drunkards bending stern
eye upon Mr.. Chaloncr; some Of
you are, a word expressive of
worse immortality, and he looked at
Horny Martin and Sir Peter Went~
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CxaAt GQnatg 9Fyald,
Arrioultnra and Women.

An American gentleman who late
liz visited England, was struck with
the interest manifested by ladies'
Including those of the highest rank.
in agriculture One OF these. the
Duchess Of Portland, exhibited pep
feet familiarity With the minutest de.
tails Of farm management and work.
showing her American guest over
the whole OF the Dukes large estate.
and explaining to him the various
processes and methods Of cultivation.
We could wish that our American
ladies would adopt one Of the few ar
istocratic tastes and habits which Sit
gracefully on republican women, and
which would be Of equal advantage
to the interests Of agriculture and to
their own delicate physical organiza-
lions. a great deal OF cant is utter
ed III these days about The mission OF
woman, but whenever we Loa N at
tenuated, dyspcptic female talking
in this wise. We feel sure that the dai
~ handling IT broomstick, ia a
peGcable ulnner, or the charge oil a
kitcLeE g3r N, would soon pat her
Tpon the III. !. most useful for her
Stand torso ciaty When Rome was
young and virtLous, the kitchen gar
den was always placed under the
care of the moth i Of the family.
Al Sparta, the women, fit to be the
mothers Of heroes cultivated the
soil. Wnflc the men were frbtin~ the
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-02-26
LEGAL NOTICES.
OF SCHMID.

SGA1h 4E ~ EsAONSAN, hIant county Court
GRANT COUNTY. In Probate
IN the matter OF the estate II January Term 1867
William Otto schinid Present.
deceased VIM. 2c6oniga Judge
It appearing to the satisfaction Of tlis court nv the
petition 81 Hon Nelson Dewey Admin traitor ST the es
tate Of William OTTO Sehni1 Late Of 6aAnt County do
ceased That s4ere is not sufficient personal estate III
tie hands 81 said Administrator 70 pay the debts cut
standing against the said deceased, and expenses al
Administration and it is necessary 70 SCH tho whole Of
lhe real estate saia deceased ior the payment 81 such
dchts aul expenses;
1t therefore ordered that All persons
interested in sid READ estate appear before
the Judge Of t-is court at tba Pfobafe Office in
Lancaster in said county on Monday, March lsth
A. b. 1861. At ocuck in tie afternoon Of said day
u show cause il any they have why license shonld not
be granted 70 SAID Nelson Dewey, Administrator to
sen much of tha raa estate tine said deceased
as uay ee necessary to lHy suth debts ana leeaces
Anit is further ordered that notice he given 70 all
persons Interested IN said estate hy publi>hin COPY 81
this order Tor weeks successfully prior 10 the day Of
hearing ID the Grant Co. ilEHALpa weekly newspaper
printed and published 1t Lancaster in SAIL county
BY the Court, NA. McG0NI9AL
35-4t County Jude
Lancaster, Wis. January 81, 1867
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-02-26

A HUNDRED YEARS 3Go.-Onehun-
dred years ago there was not a single
white man in Ohio, Kentucky, Indi-
ana or Illinois Territories. Then,
what is now the most Hourishing part
Of America, was a. little known as
The mountains Of the moon. It was
not until 1869 that the hunter Of
kentucky, the gallant and adyentu-
rous Boone, left his homo in North
Carolina to become the first settler
Of Kentucky. The first pioneer Of
Ohio did not settle TIL twenty years
anerward.
4 hundred years ago, Canada be-
longed to France, end the whole pop
ulaton the United States did not OK
coed million and half i hundred
years ago, the great Fredric Ct Irus-
sia was performing those exploits
which have made him immortal in
military annals, and with his little
monarchy was sustaining single
handed contest with Russia, Austria
and France, the three great powers of
Europe combined.
4 hundred years ago the United
States were the most loyal people Of
the British Empire, and on the poIit.
ical horizon no spoek indicated the
struggle which, within hundred
years thereafter, established the great
est Republic Of the world
A hundred years ago there were
but four newspapers in the United
States with combined circulation
not exceeding 1000 Steam engines
and cylinder presses had not becnim>
agined, and railroads and tolegraphs
had not entered the romotest concop-
ton Of man.
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STENCIL PLATES

For marking Clothiug Boxes Flour Barrels. Sacks
B"liaa haoes Horse blankets, Patent Machinery &c.
manuiacturedby
JAMES WILSON.
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Aug ~
ASTROLOCY.
The Woi Id Astonished


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ERRORS nF.YnllTII.

A Gentleman whouufered for years from Nsr.
vous pcbillts Premature Decay, and all the ef-
teats Of Youthful iudlsereton. will for the sake
Of suffering humanity send free Co all who eed
u, the recipe and directions for making the sim-
pie remedy by which no was cured ~ Sufferers
wishing to prohtby tho advtrtiser,s ex perlence.
can do 40 by addressing JOHN II. OGDEN,
July SLY. Il Cedar Street. New York
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IN The C0RAL CAVIc

sea-green Is said 10 DO the prevailing hair color,
aud the ~ N2.n1fF OFT
FISH TAILED MAlpENs .,
III en- the rocks and comb their grsen loeks assid-
uousy. But the fiuo.
ffa' BELLIES OF EARTH ffsaH
prefer GLOSSY browns and thlfiins blacks 10 sny
other tinges aud nature has not gisen the fate
heads these beautiful huer. or " mIschauee has
robbed them ofthtIr once exqasslte heaaty, they
don't cry fhout II, but resort AZ enee TO ~ 4
,CRISTA DoRO's. HAIR DYE, +.
which In Avs. inmates doesaailithat nature ever
aid for any head In her bappiest mood. Manu-
featured by J. cRIsTADoR0s0s Maiden Lane
New Works Sold ~ ALI Drugglsts. Applied W
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