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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-06-02
9. 4 A. W. BELLS BRICK MACHINE.
sTATE NORMAL SCHOOL.

Dnring our stay at Platteville, the
Board of visitors, appointed by the
Board OF Normal School Regents,
consisting of County Superinten-
dents Crandall of Sank and Clinton
of gawford counties, happened to
drop down to the surprise of profess
sors and students, and proceeded at
ouce TO examine the several classes
as to their progress in learning and
to inspect affairs generally about
this great state school for educating
teachers and those to became such.
Professor Allen presides over the
faculty of teachers. The green twigs
are taken when young and bent to
his liking, and when they grow up,
they must be patterned to the lash
ion and gracefully inclined for the
school room. Such is the work of
this fine school and of that great
architect of school mastery mind,
Prot. Allen, assisted by Prof. Wern-
Ii and others, with corps of lady
tutors.
The afternoon of Thursday we at
tended the examinations of classes
before the Board of visitors. The
Philosophy of Natural History,
American History and Philosophy of
American Law and Human Progress
in government, and Mental Calcu-
luation were the subjects in which
students were examined. The ar
rangements were such that it was
impossible for any student to know
a moment beforehand the topic in
which he was expected to answer
from actual knowledge spread thro'
more than Thousand pages of text
books Their knowledge and read
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-06-02

The Democratic Legislature Of the
State of Ohio, have passed an act dis.
franchising all the battered, manned
and bruised, legless and armless vet
Grams now in the soldiers home at
Dayton, Ohio, the same thing the
Democratic Board of Registry tried in
Milwaukee and why was this done
in Ohio ? For nothing less than to
furnish the means by Which that arrant
traitor Vdl,adighan, may be elected ID
Congress. There is Pendlet onism
gone to seed but that is not the
whole crop of infamy that the Ohio
democracy have reapt, they have ve
ted 10 disfranchise all the students in
Colleges for no reason but because
they were generally Republicans
And they also disfranchise the dark
colored white man, that cannot prove
that he was of European descent
Great party of progress that, but it
progresses toward barbarism and an.
archy.
SOUTH CARoLINA.-A practical
commentary on the practicability OF
the Congressional plan of reconstruc-
ton is containe in the fact that in
South Carolina the market value of
the bonds of that State has more
than doubled since the convention
met to form the constitution which
the people of the State have just rat
flied. Before the assemblage of that
body the state bonds sold for Is cts
on the dollar. Now they are worth
fifty three cents. This is the differ
ence between Democratic anarchy
and Republican order.-McG regor
Neaps.
s@Senator Ross, of Kansas, made
speech in the Senate yesterday, in
which he said:
"Until few days before the vote
was taken, | do not deny, it had been
my intention to support portion of
the articles of-impeachment nor do
/ deny that have given mum bers of
those who approached me on that sub.
iect to understand that such was my
intention"
A day or two before the final vote,
Senator Ross brother got $4,000
from the treasury-for what services
nobody can find out. So goes the
testimony.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-06-02
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
$40 ACRES IN FENNIMORE

n, vir,ura of sn order issued out Of the Hon. the
Circuit Court of Grant County Wis, will oiier ~
riyate sale until june q, the following lands situate
In the County of Grant, Wis., ana described ~ ioiows
10 wit The northeast quarter OF the northeast guar
ter Of Section one Township No one north Range tour
west The north sst quarter Of Section SIX ~ Town
ship No (5l north Of Range three ~ west ana tne
t half Of the southwest quarter of Section six 90
Township i've 5l north of Range three 80 west OF the
lourth principa meridian in Grans Ceuafy
price The terms OF saieone half ei the purchase mon
ey down and The other half to beps.a enc year NJ To
interest unf paid fhe proceeds of sale " o applied
under the direction the Judge OF tue Ilrcut Court
aforesaid The above lands tue property OF the
heirs at law Of William g. Mctinnis late of 10 Davess
County Illinois deceased The title 10 said land is
good and will be made satisfactory 10 the purchaser
Call on the undersigned az his residence in Lancaster
Wis HUGH CoLLsh,
52xss Guardian OF said heirs.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-06-02

EGold in New York to-day,
1898.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-06-02

sarThe minister who. boasted of
preaching without notes don't wish
to be understood to refer TO green
backs,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-06-02
nca The WASHINGTON

says: "There are whole sections Of
territory in the far West where an
acre of land can be bought for the
price of one bushel of wheat raised
upon it. Far sighted men will draw
their own conclusions and make their
own Investments"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-06-02

Value of Value Value Aggre-
Towns real village person'l gate all :
estate propty prop'ty prop'ty
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-07
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The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-07
Telle Est La Vie.
By CLEMENT W. SCOTT.


BY CLEMENT W. SCOTT.
Have you forgotten, ma belle Marie,
That spring. time down at the hall? All, well
Though thought was strong on the wing, you
You singled me out. and of course fell.
A touch Of the hand when our eyes first met,
A soft " aside on q rustic seat
was proof against snares, as thought, and yet
Twas writhing soon at your feet.
You had no pity at all for me,
Oryou couldn't have killed me, belle Marie
A glow at my heart, and q night of dresms;
Your hair bad the ripple my eyes loved best;
"Prsy God /" said, {" she be all she seems,
For am awesry and long to rest"
Wounded and sick at your feet lay,
Pleading for peace to your knees crept;
hear your voice as twas yesterday
They were crocodile's tears you wept.
MY eyes were blinded with dust, you see.
And paid the penalty, belle Marie,
III own wept. for the tears would flow,
Though knew the weight Of your worthless
cursed myself for q fool--you know Boa.
They are terrible tears when mems eyes smart.
And yous Well. there possibly was dne sigh.
The sigh you would give when your dog was
hurt: ...
And your comfort. think. was the stale old lie
MEMS hearts are as cheap as dirt"
And now you are married. and am free,
And that's the difference, belle Marie.
Married! Yes. that is the hackney term,
For men and women who'ye sold their lives,
Who rear up love 10 be nipped in the germ,
And live good fellows and worthy wives.
he's deep in love with Mamnon his god,
And away with Mammon he wins your bread;
But over yonr novels you sleep and nod, c1
And sit at his tables head. -
And you sigh-the days pass YEARLY
They are slightly monotonous, belle Marie.
w. .hocIan,t fo~~a& tborch halle nar;.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-07

Fifty.ive dollars buys ssplendid Grover 4 Baker
family sewing machine at ls2 Canal street. Ma
chimes warranted five years. Hemmer. tucker,
braider and qulter given with each machine.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-07


fifty years in all those contrivances which oil the
wheels and promote the comfort OF daily life,
than has beea made In all the previous lifetime OF
the rhce. This ia particularly evident 10 Al that
pertains TO lightning, loeomotlOn and communities
ion. In none of these matters was the world, at
the beginning of the present century, eighteen
hupdred years after Christ, much In advance OF
what II was eighteen hundred years before Christ.
Fer thght-piBe wood, oil, wax aud tallow we're
tie articles relied on In the earliest ages OF anthem
I C history; and they we're those used also IN the
ilfetime Of many who are now alive.
There are some men who are now living VINO
learned their first lessons by the light OF pine
knots: and multitudes who can remember when
drp NJ taIlow candles was one Of the regular en-
piotmsufs Of bousekeepess, and when even oil
lamps we're regarded as great iuxuries But now,
how changed A town that has not gas mdou
factory is regarded decidedly ons'horse"
town.
Then. as TO Ioeomoton, feet horse in the days
of our fathers vas the most rapid mode Of getting
from place 10 place. And so II was when Solo
mon sent down TO Egypt for horses and chariofs.
And AZ TO communication, 1t was quite the same.
Fifty years ago mail line that would carry
letter two hundred miles In twenty four hours
vould have been regarded Gs lightning line To-
deed. The most rapid lines in tlat day scarcely
sveraceo above one quarter OF that distance.
Nov . railroad train that did not take our mails
along at the rate of five hundred miles day
would be regarded as rather 'sow COACH" And
A. Tor communication by telegraph, why II may
be bad with the ends Of the earth in twenty-four
hours time.
II is well nigh impossible for the youth Of this
age To feel the full force Of these great advanta
ses in the material comforts and conveuiences OF
everyday lite, for It requires strong effort 10 an
cd man 10 realize that he ! . iiviog In the same
~orld into which he was born half a century ago.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-07
THE NATIONAL


But the actual amount to be paidin Cash is
sas Fer share.
And this amount is 10 be paid follows One per
cent at subscribing, and MORE until the entire
capital subscribed GALA to be made BY
the Board Of Directors exceed i've pc,
cent per month When thynvs per Of the par value
of the paid certificates Of viii be
sued This viii give the Company paid up
CASH CAPITAL OF ss.sOO.OOO.
winch Will DC 'uucen' W Ho' W an VI ne"i ~"
the paying points reached BY the present monopoly.
INC present iees'e'" COMPANIES " '1' '''''
consolidated into one huge monopoly earning
ever millions Of dollars year. hundred
NJ lima
-.,
composing line d. .'' n'' ns s', nov ov
every A'n'oA. anu - -.
,,s, ..' .s,,'. So
r, s.okbodsrs o, this Company canno. be sold on. .,
transferred to any other Company The act Congress un
der which this Company nA' 0oeh organised PROMPTS
transfer of the franchises granted.
,.,,o NOM M pr NAM
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can, If ,b. s.ocs will ss r.ouirsd on subscr,Dps
- calls M, IN sxcsed Ave mar can't mar opth
enu n,ss,s a. ,,,'. - ,,,s.
VIII Se n,aoe '. w.. 60. 80 nn., "a soa, a.
until the entire Capital Stock shall have been Subscribed
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-07
Digestive yixir of Pepsins.

GRIMAULr CO.. CHEMISTS, PAhlS
PEPsINE latest scientific discovery Of DR. Corvsar
MUSICIAN majesty the Emperor Of the French, is the
Gastric juice itself rather the ogesve principle purified
which dgests fOd IN the stomach When BY
other the supply Of digestive fluid to- small the inevitable
consequences bad DIGESTION gsstrfs gsstrata inhsm
nation the stomach and bowels, heart
burn pituite snemia SIS Of strength and Gin temales
choross The Elixir Of Pepsine which sanctioned by the
appreciation Paris Academy Of cpe speedily
All such diseases prevents vomiting 1ung pregnancy
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-07
APPROVED By TUE PARIS ACADEMY OF
MEDICINE
BURN du Buisson'. Iodide OF Iron and Man.
gnnese PillsS

The treatment chorotic scroulous affections IL always
cn and tedious usual prepafa Of iron, which
unrequent fail owing to the not being able to
support them researches OF Ptoessors Harmon, Of
Gensoul aud Fetrequin Of lyons serseius aud
Toussean Of rs have that tnis smentaole
failure owing the absence of Manganese, which, we'll
rs Iron IL an Of the blood These Pis
therefore, important deficiency therapeutics and
have appreciation OF the Academy
of Medicine the pnpal scientific bodies They are
employed with certainty of success against Choros 3een
Sckness Stomach Complaints Poverty of the Blood and r
regular preferable the pills of iodde
Of iron all anemic serOfHous snd cancerous snec
lons.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-07

No More COpeiba and CubeDs.
GRIHAuLTs CAPsOLEs AND LIQUID EXTRACT OF
AATIOo vEoETAL1s.
Whero medicines have failed these preparations
vii always Thess insure rapid and extraordinary
and chronic Of private disease
They used the hospitals Of Paris By che celebrated DR.
found greatly superior 20 eli hh erto known
remedies and Oopsibs and Cubbs The injection
used In and capsules In more chronic cssea
syrup Peruvian Bark and Iron.
-PRFPARED
GRIMAULT CO.,
, Chemists to n. I. H. Prince Napoleon. Psrik
This medicine pre-ent In agreeable FORM the active
principles Bark the best tonics combined
with Iron the ncps Eases Of the blood IL Is pre-
tribed by eminent physicians of Paris 20 cure
hoross reen sicxness TO facilitate the Development OF
young feales and health and vgo to the system
In general IL rapidly the distressing stomach
plants and eucorrhea to which Ladies'
uarizes and facilitates the flow OF the
Satamenia and also excellent for pale lympnatic and
scrou children Lastly excites the appetite promotes
SiReston end extremely beneficial TO all whose
blood has been Impoverished by Illness long and difficult
The effects of this Syrup st certain
and speedy.
Depot General in New orlesn. st
v. DUC0NGES,
30 Chartrss street.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-07-24
RETAIL MARKET.
special Notices.


feeling OF lassitudc IL genert DIV exn.ri.,caa
throughout the summer s0ztice. Weakly eop.ti.
.u'ed persons or those of sedentary habits inyara
oly complain of this annoyance. The scorcbi,,,
neat OF midsummer relaxcs the system and redu.
ces the vital energies II the patient il OF n nor.
Vouf temperament this debility units him for even
the ordinary routine of everyday life. When tbi.
state OF exhaustion comes on IIOsTETrEt,.s
sIoMAcH BIrrERs win prove safe and never
'ailhs means OF strengthening and RESTORING thu
physical organization. This heathgiyIpr tonic
Purinos ana infuses renewed vitality into the
o'ooa tones the stomach and digestive ORGANS
"'i" acts IKE charm on the nervous system. II
ehectHally removes all tendency to languor or de.
preston OF spirits. TO the weaker sex n IL pvoi.
ole a. II soothes and braces up, while IT, powerful
ehecis are Of the most beneficial character. The
lhhrlnihcs OF age are allcvlated by it's use. II
re'l'es the strength, increases the appetitc and
gives Vigor and elasticity to the constitution.
when mothers are nursing, HoSTETrER,s
sloMAoH BIT'fERS should especially be- taken
IN regular doses, as in this country, most alyovs
the nourishment IL inadequate to the wants of the
eAlid. In such cases this inestimable tonic IL
wonderfully eficacious. Its strengthening virtues
arc at once apparent. II il free FROM all properties
calculated to impair the system and liz operotions
are at once mild and soothing.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-07-24

LEGAL CURRENCY IN DEMAND
We have been creditably informed
that upon the announcement of the
nomination of Seymour and Blair, a
gentleman in Cedar Falls, to prove
to the poor, Woodworking tiller of
the soil, otherwise the honest plow-
holder, to what an extent the radical
leaders have sustained the National
credit, erected n platform and auc-
tioneered off, or endeavored to do so,
Il quantity of greenbacks, for 60 cents
on the dollar, in silver. Republicans,
standing by, after viewing the situa.
ton in not very pleasant mood,
and approaching the extent of dam
age TO their party, Mustered by cOllec-
ton screen dotiar8 in silver, and re-
deemed currency to that amount
With that evidence of the old Demo-
cratic standard currency they became
busted" and failed to come to time
longer. About 800 in greenbacks
await their demands.-IOtcu State
Reporter.
We think our neighbor is little
mistaken as to the Ueyy important facts
above set forth and that the half has
not been told him.
We are creditably informed that n
gentleman of this city, upon the oc-
casion referred to-being elevated OH
several inches of whiskey, instead of
a platform, and having two onc.dol-
lar greenbaclls, did offer the same for
go cents on the dollar and found TAX
ers for the entire lot. Elevated by
the success of his little speculation,
he procured from Republican friend
five more with which to continue his
business. At this juncture another
gentleman but lately emerged from a
condition Of entire political neutrali-
ty, ambitious to secure to himself
the honor so munificently showered
upon the Democratic leaders in this
State and being elevated to the true
Democratic platform aforesaid, Sc
cured in some manner a small capt.
tai for the same business. Scarcely
had he touched the curb stone and
commenced his Democratic argument
OH the currency question by vocifer-
ifousIy offering for sale for 90 cents
the currency aforesaid, when some
impudent fellow, mindful of some
former unsettled business transac-
tons, interrupted the sale by quietly
stating that the auctioneer need not
part with his currency at sacrifice
us he would willingly take that and
several more of the same kind at par
on that little account. Another ILL
bred fellow In the door of butcher
shop across the way, repeated the Of
fer. 1t is not necessary to say that
the sale was closed without ceremony.
If either Of these Democratic brokers
and orators have q surplus of cur
rency, 500 or so, we believe that
they can realize on it at par If they
wish.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-07-24
CEDAR FALLS CHURCHES.

1AprIST-Corner of Main and 9TH Streets, Rev.
y \ Mason. Pastor. Services every sabbath at
laJa A. II. and "a 7. VI. Sabbath School At IL NJ.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Washington and Tth st.
Rev T.. l.. Sherman Pastor. Services every Sab
Is.th mt lOts \. NJ. and "a z. NJ. Sabbath School
M l. II.
PRES BYTERiAN-Main Street between 9th
and Tth Rev. ID. Russell Pastor Services every
sabbath at 10ts \. NJ. and 7Ia p. NJ. Sabbath
school at IL NJ.
CDNGREG hTTONAIr-Corncr Clay and 9Th st.
Rev T.. g. Fificd Pastor. Services every sabbath
nj 1o1s A. NJ and ga p. NJ Sabbath School at
- NJ
EPisCOPAIr-Corncro Of Main and 7th Streets,
Rev. H. c. Kinney Rector. Services every Sab
bath at i0IS \. VI. and "a p. NJ. Sabbath School
n . \ NJ.
FRSALlST--Ovcrman's Block. Rev X. G..
Hamilton Pastor. Services every sabbath at i0l9
4. NJ. and "a Z. VI. Sabbath School at ~ NJ.
CATHOMC-Wash Street between It'll
aud Sth, Father T. +. Gum. Services every Sab
hath Mt \. NJ. and 1914 A Nj. Sabbath School
al 4 NJ.
GERMAN LUTHERAN-Fr Fremont Street. Rev.
r. 4. List Pastor. Services every Sabbath at
lIa3 4. NJ.
COMMUNICATIONS of franklin and Sth
Streets Rev f. j. Schultz Pastor. Services every
Sabbath at l0lf A. NJ. and "a T. NJ. Sabbath
school at 2 u. NJ.