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| men. upon the other side of tht
leaf is an iudentation, which shows
this incipient indication Of moula
unmistakable. The wind carries ii
over the yard at fearful rapidity.-
| Wherever the minutest particle OF
dust: blown from one of these white
spots, effects Judgement, the dis,
ease appears. There is no remedy
for it when it once gets foothold.
and the hop>grower should always
keep a look out on the leaves near
the ground. 1t can be avoided, how.
ever, hy securing a location whore
there is a good circulation of air, and
by giving the plants plenty of room.
IN CONCLUSION
wish TO say that, with the enoi
nous increase in acreage in this
state, the hop business would be very
500 on overdone, but that the ravages
of the hopl louise are so severe that it
seems to be necessary every few
years, TO find new hop-region
where the hop can be grown few
years before 1T makes its appearance.
Wisconsin has so far escaped this in
sect pest; but this year, toward the
latter part of the season, the louise
made IL appearance and increased
with alarming rapidity; and although
the season was so far adv need that
1t inflicted no injury, it is extremely
pr bable that, IN the course Of year
or Two, it will gain such foothoId
as to compel farmers to abandon this
extremely lucrative branch Of agri~
culture, Those farmers, in other
sections, who get yards well started
by the time Wisconsin yards are
destroyed by the lice, will find them>
selves IN possession of q gold mine.
DO not suppose, however, that
the present prices will be maintained
much longer. The profits Of hop
culture are SO enormous that hop
growing will be introduced more or
less over q wide tract Of country.
and, the production increasing faster
than the demand, prices must nec>
essarly droop. But at 25(a30 cents
pound, hops will pay much better
than grain. There is one advantage
in favor of hops. A large value can
be packed in a small compass, and
the percentage the farmer loses in
the way Of transportation will be
c1rrespondingly reduced A car
load Of hops is worth say $4,000 -
whereas $4,000 worth Of corn would
load whole train Of % cars, The
expense of transporting $4,000
worth = OF hops to any part Of the
country would be a mere song CONS
pared with their value, while $40, GOO
worth of corn could not be shipped
a great ways before the freight bills
would be more than tic value Of
the property. Say it costs 500 per
car to ship from here to Chicago,
the expense Of sending $4,000 worth
Of hops to your city would be Just
800, while to ship $4,000 worth of
corn would cost 50 500. If the farm
er can save this difference in trans,
portation, he can make money, and
that is just what he can do by turn
ing his attention to the raising Of
products III which he can condense a
large value into small package.
G. w. r.
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na-The bill requiring the concur
renee of thrce>fourths Of the judges
OF the supreme conrt to pronounce an
act OF Congress unconstitutional has
passed the House Of Representa- tives.
1t was drawn by Mr. Bingham,
Of Ohio.
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STTMMONS-Grifin-

StTArE OF WISCONSIN. Circuit Court in and for
= County OF Grant. - Grant county, Wisconsin
In vacation after September Term, 1867 Action for
Divorce. Mary Griffin plaintiff against Asa Griffin
defendant.
TIE Sta.e qf lSoonsja defendant ADORE named
You hereby summoned to answer the complaint
in this action which is hed ia the efce Of tbs Clerk
Of the rcuit Court FOR said county and 10 serve
copy Of your upon the subscriber at his resi-
denee n the village Of Hazel Green, Grant County Wis
cgnsn, within twenty days after the service hereof
exclusive Of the day Of service,
And II you ail 70 80 So. the plaintiff will apply for
the relief demanded ~ the complaint.
GEO, CLBMESTs0N, PlGs Atty.
Hazel Green Wis Jan. 2d 1861. alive
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-01-21

SCOTCH, WOOL & COMMON COLLAR
ESTATE OF lotion.

St7ArE OF WISCONSIN, - In Probate. Grant county
y County Of Grant. court. Jan Term. 1868
In the matter Of the estate Of Sarah c. lotion cecd -
Present Wni, Mclionigal Judge
on this 18th day Of January. 1868. upon reading
ami filing the petition OF Alfred Z. Teton Of Grant
county stating that Mrs, Sarah Tottnu of Grant
county died int about the eth day Of anua-
ny, SOS, aud praying that Harmon H. Earl Of Grant
county be appointed Administrator Of the estate Of
said deceased
Therefore is ordered that said application be heard
Def the Judg, Of this Court At the Pr bate Office in
the village Of Lancsst said comfy, Tuesday, the
4th day q February A. d. lees, at 4 oclcck noon Of
said Gay.
And Is further ordered that notice If said aPpca-
ton and bearing be given all persons interested in
said estate By publishing copy Of IN orde. in the
Grant County Herald, weekly newspaper printed in
lancaster in said county for three successive weeks
once each week prior to said hearing
By the Court Nm. McG0NIGAL
5z-w5 County Judge
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Gg-A Richmond correspondent Of
the World, is distressed to learn that
one James Morrissey, o delegate to
the Virginia Convention, sis de-
serter from the British army, an
Irishman by birth, a plasterer by
trade, and the keeper Of low grog>
gerry supported 10y negro custom. =
We have pretty little story as near
like as two peas. One john Morres-
sey, not James, member Of Con,
gress from the city Of New York. is
of Irish descent,a machinist by trade,
but being in his youth too intolera
bly, vicious to follow that or any 9th
er honest occupation, he became a
bartender. Discovering remarks
BILE physical powers. he blossomcd in.
to prize fighter, by an easy transi :
ton became gambler, and as natur-
al as anything in the word was elect
ed to a seat in Congress by tile De-
mocracy OF New York. We mingle
our tears with the Worlds. While it
distills its grief over the Richmond
James, we will shed ours oyer the
New York John.-Toled0 Btade.
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SUMMONS--Nolan

- SIE OF WISCONSIN,, g. Circuit Court
- County Of Grant. %
Summons for relief Complaint filed James sp.nsIsy
plain tin against Jane 4 Nolan, John Nolan Mary H.
Nolan. defendants.
TIE State IF Wisconsin 10 the dettndants ADORE NAMED
You are ber@by summoned and required TO answar
the complaint of the above named plaintiff James
Spensley opy % which is file in the Office OF the
Clerk Of the Circuit Court II the County of Grant and
State wisconsin in the village of Lancaster in said
County within twenty Days from the date Of such ser
vice, and q acopy of your asnwer on L. Reed
Esq AZ his Office in Reads Law Building in the CITY of
Mineral Point County of Iowa, and State of wiscou
n and If you fail 10 the complaint as afoi esaid
the said Plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief
demanded in the complaint.
Dated the 10th day Of December A. D. 1867
II. L. REED pins Atty
Slw6 Mineral Point Wis
Witness, the Hon. 7. Mills Judge Of ssd Court this
18th day Of Dec. 1867
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-01-21

THE New WHIsKEY BILL A Law
The President has signed the bin
providing for the collection Of the
whiskey tax at the stills, aud accor>
dinghy Commissioner Rollins has sent
Geographic instructions to all the
Collectors and Assessors throughout
the United States to putits provisions
in force
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SEGHBIIY. EGsI0MY AID IQIllYl

1T is.uc. ell various tind' Of p Pc fosv and Lib
II q ii'9 5sns Of operation than any other single
edmn5py in tie country, claim established by me
following AID other provisions -------
~IT1 Is THs ONLY COMPANY which, At the outset n,t
, = "a 10 the amount Of the surrender value
4uss IL. .!lo,ying ALL whether large or INA IN
9 go w. 10 @ themse Of it thus giving to all Its
ir s, 80 equitable advantages Of both the cash
and note system.
- a. voIeIes al he end Of the first year, and
~ gsire nj any time, even after the lapse Of
the poes .,,.,.s,. c..
1T 10 ruE Only COMPANY which makes the fl,i
f'3+,1sevesv II "a. each ubsequent payment Anus
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-01-21

CONNECTICUT. BLUE LAws--A cor
respondent desires to know if the
Blue Laws of Connecticut are actual
bona tide statutes. No. They arc
sstires. A tory churchman, who was
driven out OF New England for his
toryism, INDUCED himself in the lux
ury OF revenge by drawing up a code
OF laws as a caricature of the laws Of
Connecticut. The first publication Of
these pretended statutes (Which new
er existed except in the authors
brain and book was in London IN
1881. The name Of the splenetic ex-
lie was Samuel Peters. Like the au
thor OF the Moon Hoax, ne had many
believers at that time, And a good
many innocent people dixie those, for
instance, who believe that Andrew
Jackson is still alive still believe
that the Blue Laws are veritab!e
statutes, once on the statutes OF the
Nutmeg State. But let our cores
pendent ease his mind the present
distinguishing laws of Connecticut
are not blue, but black. -lndspeadent
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6E II you rant goods Of any kind al
the forrest prjces,g to A. & r. A, Bwr's.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-01-21

THE CARE OF HARNEss.-I must
be admitted on all hands that il is a
very bad policy, for all but the sad :
der, to keep gears in or near the
horse stable. 1t is known that am>
monia is very injurious to leather,
especially 10hen 1t contains a larQe
amount Of grease; hence, gears which
arc allowed to remain in the stable
are always more or less injured by
the ammonia which constantly arises
from the manure; but this injury is
IN proportion to the amount OF clean.
illness which is observed in the stable.
OF all kinds, those in which horses
or sheep are kept are most injurious,
because Of the volatile nature Of the
manure If COW stables are kept
clean Gas they should for other sea.
sons be- the injury to gears kept in
them will be but slight The best
plan is to have small dry room on
purpose; such room can, with a
few boards and nails, soon be made,
and the saving in the harness will
soon repay the trouble-Cor. Ger
Telegraph.
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DIR. WM. HAMBITZER,
GERMAN PHYSICIAN, SURGEON

Office at Union Hotel, British Hollow, Grant Co.. 10
Promptly on hand when called for unless absent
bIlsiness, Charges moderate vlS-47 If
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

G'nileman whp ,ufT-red Tor wears from
Ne v"os Debility, pr, MIXTURE nrcey, and oil
ne eif"c'so al vouthiul ,ndircretiun, will. 10,
= he SAKE Of suffering humanity send tree 10
a'l Who need Il. tte recipe anddireciiors for
mnking ne simple remedy by which he NJ
rured > ncrrr, wishing 10 profit by tn.
''vrr'iser's .xoerisnce, can DO go by I'd
irrssihg IN p.riec' confidence.
JOHN B OGDEN AZ Cedar
Dec IL l56Sy Sire, New York.
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10 CUNSUMPTiVES

The Advrrt'sei, having been r~slor i,
hfa!ih IA lev We Re. by aver si,nplr
rrmr d. utter having s.frred several yea,.
niin d severe inng flee ion ano that creme
disc s., Consumption--Is anxious 10 make
hnu"n 10 his i.iiow sunerere thu III, rns o,
are
II ~, VIM d,sire il. he viii send o COZ,
OF h. pose ip'ion used Qte al chafg-l
"iih 'b- dfre,lons iof preparing aud u,hn
he some. which they WI fad a sure cure for
consumplico, A-'hm', Bfvnrhus &c fne
ally 90 rci ~ the adv,rti-er ~ sshdinE ihe
Prescription ie % h,n,h the ELL .c;.J, snn
.p-ca: ir'ormiilon wheh h. cuBceiyee ~
- lyiluab.r: aud h- hopes sy.rv slfierer
til ~ ~ remedy, IS ii viii cast tiirui
nuih'ag, lnd 10 ~ pave birs-ine.
P'ies wishing The prescription Will
pieasr ahjfeSs
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4 CARD 80 IANAL'pS.

A Clergyman, wh!~ r. sidiaG 10 Sou't
Ar.rsica a. missionary, discovered d .ais
ID siInY . remedy tJr lie Cure al N.iyvu.
W.sknrs-. Fury Defy, Diseases Of n.
Iftunn and >viLiGa' Osraas. ant be y nci.
fse,a Df il.nr'lvr- bruu!hi on ~ hat-'o
I'D VICIOUS nsal- t,rtst numbers nav,
lrpn rG.ri b. III. nobls remedy pr"upi-
q u, G~-ir" 10 b-r' ~ the III c,cd an.
Intn ttnnsie, | Al. --nd the recipe ~ ore
ts,inl aud lsiag THE ,nA.iir.r-. III = STATED
-ne-ivp-. "a ANY one ~hU n,tas u, FREE
~ CHARGE. Address.
JOSEPH L. !NMAN, Staten d.
Fch7 O8y B'h.e iinn.c. Nr~ vurs City
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Wrmas sasTlhc.o Hr- W,ry. o.
uf-.usinr.. va ropvc'rc a, ia h., ,.tn
O. he Decatur C,rcul' C,ur. % sece..o,,
WIN her nurhnhd o. > mutder IL iha COUNT
aud @as 'nk'n TO lir j. i,'.rotviiie p.n,,.n
"sp, a lew days ago. TO term OF ,w.
Yeas
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Beware oi Countefieii.! Smiths Tonic
syrup hes been csnnis'riri.. d. and the com
t"risiier tfoi'. ~ g. grief
SflrlS TONIC SYRUP.
The genuine uf,icle duet have Dr. JIh.
3aN's private stamp on each hottie. d
y oan Bail ou!, las IA riph, a. .i,4nu,sclu--
aud .rl! tie original ma S,ni,n's Tout,
Stnp o Louisville. ky Tx mia, wei
'rr label on .sch opf'l.. J. M pnyai.
Namp IL not on ths hpus d. no. pur-hss,'.
" yru viii b. deceived. SHa nv eniDn.'i sd.
srrisvmsn'. I'd my -hne card Will prvs
.'ru'. nny unp infringing on ins ri.h,. 1Ne
4rauine Smil's Tonic Syrup can OILY Sc
prepared b, nlssrlf
The pubiic'+ servant,
I.ruisvi''s Nv. DR ions RurL
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coming 10 .rr Il. 81 T. II. ~ ms aresd,
commenced he -1'1-arrr 4 IA, inuccs ~, ..
h!rodg earnest. A. 10 tuging ;, rrs az 81
81 Ou@$7 50 stos.. std s. C0dgrS so net
" stin.aun {; zete
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a hog kiii.d Z Frrgu-o,. posk hou.s
gay o''ore yesterday. weighed $40 h. r,o.s
a"' 'oi Toe. net showing ,h,' 4 hsd been
iaVed extremely weIl.-lud Sentinel.
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..s-a, Tor You've, Men, o. .nr l. roe
i sd.r. and D,.esre. whi.h destroy tn.
3. .ny feacts sud cf,a,. .mp.dlmeu.- t.
aARgfAGE With sure ueAne ui reiie'. Scat
~ -r,ieo l.'.rr ervri to- .rve ~ ehergs -
ldtraes d.. :hiLLlN iiOUGnlON
Il vrrd Associations. philGeIpnIs, p.
f.t u. 'GS-,
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y a. =. g. s. e. a. !. 81 % "A l. -
NAIL EXPRESS s. STAGE ROUTE
4. S-ii'bi.SIiUsy 4

>. Con'frc 80 ior ,h- Saoii- ara Jn-
~ 4. PEI Nal Eypre.s r ~ r--pec,iui.g
'n'"fns he pub ic, tina, h'. All -un gr.ra
tr h, wish 81 sx.-iea, tram, and u reI hi
driver. and II yreon'tJ'n convey . 's..naer-
10 exnress ms,tsr ts'wepn he a. a. NJ.
tsll,oan ~ Shoals, md Jasper ar vnv
PAGES IN he raui u The fr,ust Y.asnnr b >.
'~r Pa,srng-r- going E,-i viii f. thi-
~ chosp"-'. - vel ~ most p-r-nni rom,
a' II .imss. us they -Dver4i miles irsv l.
L sfhs .rndng nr recricirg exgras-e2- -,
s"Y kird may d-pe.d "a having IL cstefti +.
htnGl'd, snd promptly md raisly delivered
His sfre- lpsvsS j 4-p.r every Ftid.y mora
inr ~ 7 n'clcrk. -nd .rriv ~ y o-i- ~
'ire 80 cnuaec' with ~. rsi'rnsd ,rsio-
sifh"r wy; returning l"sv"' s'n.a'- ~ Z
cirrk. 4 ST. lNi,a USER
o., flh. 1855,
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sssacAasssisiiikag aE.G tIalos!
Making.

~s, z';- TIE ard-'s'eo rs-s-z.z
~ "a returns his E.StA,.
-As-s---Z---a bark to he .sss-''< 'i-s-'-
people iw ih.ir There pr'ronfg, :. rsiofnre
aud ,r'"rW- b. m ihA' h. VT .ias,s ~
desvnr - merii cnrii usti"r az IL. Ne /.
3, all ''ines err psr.d 10 do sii kirr~ ~ black
.ni,hing, win Tho hes, nist.rsl liz. il!
also s''a ~ building rrrps,rirc xsg. 49,
Nuggies. p'nws &c His charges uiii he
r"e-nrab'e, md al work dane in lie hes
s'ye
- Snsria' attention given ~ hc,se-shoejnc
Rmnmher he p'sce Nee. Min 81. chr.
ner 80 ro-'ersvi''e .',ss'
r Is GILL FELIX LAMPERT
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& I.rcis.se % aOu.iS IA, 81.
Ja~i Publ he'd. il S.nl. Envr
hpe Z ice TX cents
"A LECTURE y Tbs NAruRE TREAT
~ ntxr ASp RADICAL Cure - ST.
~ o,r az 80 5 nin'i ~asu volun
nry Em,s-'t'n- S Xa,i p aiii v. I'D Imp.i
,n-,,- y, NJ s'iags 4.ns'si.;; N" v, ~ ~
To- s~uaPri,s EPiIFP-y nd Fits. II an'a
pmsi.h Inc"ntr,t,. r-ui'ir. IT. ~ = -
Abn... &t.-By RO"ERr j. CULVER
ELL ". d., Aulhor Of the Green Book +,
y 80
"a world 'erosned h.r, ia this nd
air ihle L.ciur", clsssi, proves tram his ~ y
x5rr,rncr hat The awful Consequences al
Sell. Abuse may b. II c unl!e removed win
uat medicine. IN. wiihJn, dangerous sutgic
II ore -aiiuns. b,ugit-. iu-'Tunrr's. rirs-
or ca d, as. oniniirg OF ~ 81 % curs -
unrp c-.,.if nd III -s,ual. b. which ever,
-nlirr.r 10 matter q MT his rund, ,un nv u.
nrv cur. ,,m-"t ciirnp, p'lv-,"lv, .ui
,stic,.i,. ~ LscrU.E Will Pr vE 4
n T., III u-AND AND tn usA,ps
S4ni. ua.'rr --si. in pi,in .uvri % -
suy sdtrer-, POSTCARD. on '.r.'p' ~ TX
cents, az tNa pu-i stamps Ais, ~ Gu
varwaips 'Marrsge Guide, p,ice 25 Gems.
tdtrass ne Pubish.'-
ClIAS G hLINE & co.
127 II .-r NJ Y rk.
p,-'O ilic- b x 4 $50.
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s|ssEEl.:s;sS. 4,,.aG..sre

N, The uJs-signed respect r.
- - -, July informs Inc pub,ir;t
,na' m hss Cow, and wi!i constanly seeI
o. hand, or msnuiactuf" 10 oder, ali III.
,atee' ani mrs' fashionable vsrieii-s ni Fur
allure. -rch IS WnrA-obes. Bureaus, Bed
-'.ad-, Tshia>. Lnungr.. anJ large .sscrs
meat IT caai,s - ,hn hesi ~ es. He re-.
spsct'uiv .rY,'e- 'hn.e ds-i,ire anything u
his line. 10 r.'l ,od examine hi- stock he.
fure rnrchn.ias ti-swherc - he il conf
Dent he ran piea-- than ~ his nov shon
on lac rnrner 81 the Puhlic S,u.re, we.' 81
mo cour' tonrp
Wv 90 1867 JArOp ALLIES.
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15RICrD.

Hoonands German B,tcrs, PER 'ouie ........si ~
hal dozen ......... ~
Hocnands Gcrmsn Tome. mi W IN luu; hotties, ! -
per hoc. or a la dozen iur .........s z y
TT Du not icr..,t 10 examine wed We ssucAe ) W
1.a, IL oiJsS ~ gct Inc gtaGiue
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XIV EDWARD A. WILSON.

10 i III See. nd -, WiIla,nrbuigh.
De IL Ge-y kiy. C,u.t,, N - ioik
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E.LAlM's kss - IA naiu-in. debate took
mae. 10 the street the c'ter day between
A. w. skrp,ic. On raiieiDns meters. nnd
m ,msa In hetsn. The -kspiic I'D en- 'nr
a.. ,fuih III c.rtai, passages ~ 'hH liible.
.ud sn,p,-irg III. ani,giuis' about rncr"i
IN .,uonpr, ,n~krd him. Il believed il,'lrn'.
49, ever spoke lk y n,p. Tn, Luhernn
s,l.,t tar mpiLra,. aal Ibro aid: ~
.,d mi, A. Z bic dat vrn B,!aDm beat HE
s,h ,cl.ss. ard -h- sock chn.i Nkr man
NJ, n.y ei hrar chaclees sp~k" 'k" M"
,oy Il, hu, mc he-r gnVd many men spsk"
.,,.,,i,e scasckss-' l. WIS M ,ime
n.f,ra our f.iraI rruid r'cnv.r --EXeb 'hge
.-s..---------
I.acaay.tsntioL. :, crazy. > na'or e IN
.rnn. IT P'np-7ly,nia. 'oli W,shirgo"
..,,esoood-ni lh.t iirnn-ss ia he admins
,,,,,nr at IA. las AN restore iranqniiiv
ana tbs, f,hras Is y ht The ctun'rs u5'nine
!, G.n,rai G'sni. 1nc oishi before III
,., A.s token ca H. s.araNsnt. ~ sad
General G,anl vl-ricd E.n Wete ~ urg 81,
Ian ne restoration - G~n.rni >h',I'aH ~
H.. crntnanI ia l. ui.i "a. spou a. ii'
fWst.) cfcan.r President Bu'.rf. hrsei .
cane nrse acn,s i1, psr~e'' r. a'I"D'. -
i.lucoa weuisd "a, 60 ran 81 tnc iicks', ~
,.C4 90 Wee l'f I'D -.
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Tia q wrles's.shed fact tina, fully onc.i,a. OF the
conn., s" H. ,. cna, - ~, r.iuaa1n are ~
10 iie.f oN:I ~ ~ :. r:.--iun ,rv,r ,,s.i
wel.' laer are IAN s.-..-ss! .r,i ,.tvoid OF al
evefsy, esir!nry negsoaa, .,ns. 10 arsliss
70 flf:s c,ats oi prrs'iss tie IiiTt EiiS, or the
TONIC, IL especially Recommended.
WEAK AID DELICATE CHILDREN
Are INSIDE struur rs the %: eth n o. these remedial
Insy viii cu.- ,,,iy care OF MakAsMC5, without
igil
rinu-aras ~ certificates have accumulated n In
hsids az int 'rc'iie'or, Hui s;gcr vill A.a.w he
rihraor OF ~: few. ms is VII 70 - s--. ri
sc orn Q; noie Ina OF suei standing they ..uss
70 ts.s we'd
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Persons liGrn,,ced in Life,

Ard telling thr hand " time weighing heavily uror
them. with ri, IT, a..,an, il-. viii hui In the ~
this ELl"IrI.S ~ iuc TONIC, IN clixii that viii
ii.t.l nc~s lie i'm their veins f.sinTe IN n msT.rnre
the energy ri ar'or ~ youthful a:.,-. hi up
her sr'nkea forms nin give hes..ib asl hali.irs1D
" LEX Terminating ycarA
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Asaaant Editor Cayis',ca Chronicle, laiLni,'pssa.
have derived ii el,d rncf, fruri III. n-- o. llN,f
lends Grriran Ei;tefs, ard f.sa my privilege ~ ,e
commend ,htm ~ rl,Nt valuable tonic. 10 ri who
suffering from general dciy a. roli disease. arisin,
iloin Enlargement VI Tie liver. fogrs 'ruiy,
T. u. FENuALL
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CAUTION.

Nc~nsnd's Gc,nan Remedies ccnntcr'r~cd See
i a." on !" ,ne WAL %,",,Dr r. d a"eh So"ii.
All ,shers are soun IN y ,rr'cst
Principal r.'r- i..eA sgs-s afi rr'ac'or,
nj the German Medicine store, 20 vjl ARCH S.rvci
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CfyA-H-S Il. EYAE

German DIal ri, i'ropricior.
Fornery q. n. .bAcKsnS X Go.
For sale by oil risr's,s and Deaiefs 10 Mcdlc,ncs.
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District Court Of the U. States,
FOR The

- : FOR The
District Of South Carolina.
-.,-.s :. In Banhruptey.> y --
In the matter ofJ1s.Y McFALL, Blnkrupt.
District Of South Carolina. =,
This is to give notice that on the 10Th
day of February, 1868, II warrant Of Bunk
cuptcy was, issued out Of the District tourt
of the, United States for the. District Of
South Carolina, against the estate OF JAS Y.
MeFaH of -Newberry Court House. in the
District of Ncwberry, in said District, WHO
has been adjndged Bankrupt on hfssown
petition. That the payment of any debts
and the delivery Of any property belonging
TO such Bankrupt; to him, or for his use,
aad the transfer Of any property BY hitBcare
forbidden by faw;s and that e meeting Of
the Creditors of said Bankrupt, to prove
their debts, and to choose one or more AS
sisnees Of his estate, will be held at Court
OF Bankruptcy, to te holden at Newberry
Court House at the Office Of, and before
Henry Summer. Esq.s Register in Bank
'rup,cy for said District, on the 26th day Of
February, "A. ID, j s6S, at / O'clock, A. n.
- y $500 .SP. NJ. EPPING,
u. S. Marshal Ca, DISTRICT, 49,
: by GEokeE Lars LARsEs,-. - =:
Feb. l2 fSst. Deputy Messenger.
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United States Marshal's Sale
United States Of America-SoMh
Carolina District.

United States Of America-SoMh
Carolina District.
By virtue Of writ, Of Fier Facias to me
directed. issuing out Of the Honorable, the
United States Circuit Court, for the District
Of South Carolina. / will expose for sale, to
the highest bidder, at public Auction, at
Newherry Court House, on the fist day of
April, 6ciug the .frst Wednesday OF the
month. All the right, title, and interest,
Of the Defendant, in the following prop
crty to wit: The house and lot containing
twelve acres more or less in the town Of
Frog Level. A tract of land containing
one. e..huudred acres more or less, adjoining
lands Of Abraham Noore, Matthias Wicker,
and others. AND also one tract, contain
ing one hundred acres more or less, udjoin-
ing lar ds Of Margaret Bowers, W. A. Red,
and others, levied on as the property of
john S. Birge, defendant, ut the suit Of
James IIazle't& Co.
Terms cash, purchasers, 10 pay marshal
for necessary papers and stamp. , -.
Sale will lie conducted by N. D. D:ckcy,
U. S. Deputy Marshal.
J.P- II. EPPING,
p Feb. 5G3. U. S. MARSHAL