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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-07-09
sale OF Real Estate Dy Order OF
llJI.4i.3 -v .D Court. ........

nN Saturday, tho 1st day Of August 1869; q
~ o'clock, r. NJ, at the door OF the Cour
House, u Lancaster, Ohio, will be sold TO the
highest bidder, the following real estate rs tic
property Of Joseph Work, deceased, io-wit
Situate in Fairfield county, Ohio, and being Q
part OF sections Nos. 4 and o in Township "a
Range 10, commencing at stone IN Reeds
lane, thence East ~ Gh dns, 10 links to n stake
thence s. va. S5' W., 8 chains to q stone; thence
North, Sc Schains, 20 links,tO a stone, theHc'
South, 90 chains, 10 links to q stone; thence
West, q chains 80 links to n stone; thenc'
South, 25 chains, rs links to q stone in Royalton
road; thence NJ, S79 W. 90 links TO stone IL
said road; thence North, 80 CHAINS, to stake
thence -, siH' f., II chains to walnut tree
thence West, 10 chains, so links to n stnke
thence North, Y chains, ti3 links to awhltc onl
stump; thence Vests hairs 55 links to q ston'
in Reed $ lane; thence North, l7chains, G3 links
to the beginning; containing liG 3l-lOO acrc'
more or less. .,-. .lug.f.ul
Appraised ut so per acre. .H..
Terms Of salc--one third Of pnr ,hasc money
10 hand the residue IN two equal annual pay
ments, with interest from day OF sale, to bc Sc
cured by Incrtgage on the premises.
.... WILLIAM WALKER,
Executor of Estate Of Joseph Work, deed.
Martin 4 Mcneil, Att'ys. ..
July 2, lS6S-iw. ..
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-07-09

Tl-O'
The first prize is Offered for the
best reaper operating in any kind
VI grain without regard to the
style of delivery. Six entries.
The second prize is for the best
mower Six entries. .yl
The third prize is for Best reaper
and mower combined. Five en-.
tries q 2aiiia9ls sul1 ,llaaeo
The following are tho parties
making the entries Warder,
Mitchell & Co, Springfield, three
entries r. M. Bishop & Co, Pitts,
burg, Pa, one entry; Wilder 4
'EarnBhaw, Akron, three entries
D. Ii. Hoover & Co., -Miamisburg,
O., one entry ; E. Ball 4 Co. Can
ton, 0 three entries e, Pritz &
Sons, Dayton, o., one entry
Whitley, Fassler, y Co., Springfield,
o. ), three entries. rs3aa1fli 10
aTbe first prizo was contested
for to day and nearly completed.
The trial will continue two days
moro.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-07-09

A Hudson IN, Yorf) paper says
there arc not twenty men in that
town who do not take at least niue
drinks of liquor u day. Hl--l
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-07-09

The Georgia Legislature has
elected Republican officers through
out, except the Clerk of the House,
who is a Democrat. ~ r n
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-07-09

Returns lrom'all the counties OF
Mississippi except two, give also-
called Democratic majority of II,
400.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-07-09

An ugly old bachelor suggosts
that births should be published un-
der the hoad Of snow music"
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-07-09

The Senate have adopted an
amendment to the general appro-
priation bill which will kill the
Globe on tho 4th of March. II
looks to the printing Of tho debates
in tho Government office. "
The Cincinnati Gazettesays there
are 100000 barrels bonded whisky
in Hamilton County, which at the
reduced rates Of revenue proposed,
would yield the Government s2,.
100000. mai3s' era..aa J w. Wv
loia', rf9I. Z ial9n.iL. g,-
The Legislature Of Rhode Island
has just held its regular session
passing 81 acts, 6 Joint resolutions
and electiuga U, $, Senator, and
adjourned; all in exactly two days.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-07-09

BoGGLEs acknowledges that the
ways Of Providence are inscrutable
but he declares that the omis.
sion to sink New York any day
this week with all its accumulated
load Of sin is something he cant
see into. Hc says such an oppor-
tunity for purifying humanity
hasn't turned up since Noah's
Hood. .t. i.s..
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-07-09
MEDICAL NOTICE.
'hRIgoEEI1IA Y HEQ0NayttHEp


In New LEXINGTON, at the Col
born House, ON Mbhdays and Tues.
days. May II and IL; June Is and
lG; July 20 and 2l; August "a and
%; Sept. 20 ind 20; Nov.I2 and 3;
Dec, Z and g.. oyt s1tI,t,yrr
In LANCASTER, atthe Tslimadge
House, on Wednesdays, after- the
express traintarriveSl going West,
until it goes West on, Fridays. May
13 and IDA; Jhhb 17ahd lsy July 22
and %; August 26 and 27; Sept. 80
and Oct.tl; NOV, 4and 5; Bee. Q
and 10. aeeaa .at%G J.oais
DR.. CONE cures MI forms OF Chronic Dis.
cases, as Dyspepsia nlaIi lis VARIOUS joTMs;
nlldiseases'of the l.rtngs and Ain passa gea, aa
Larry ngitis, bronchitis, and, Consnmptian all
diseases of the Kidneys, Liver, Pan.rtaS and
the glands generally all Diseases oTthe Heart,
Blood md Blood Vessels; 9l diseases or the
Drain and Nerves, rs Epilepsy, CHI oYea, or 81.
Vitus' Dance, Neuralgia, Palsy, and general
! nervous inautrtion, all diseases OF Femaioa,
enlarged TonsiIs, and all forms Of SeTofula /;
also al diseases of the Eye and Ear, and ali
ED-No charge for consultation, hut cash for
Medicines. lApI. %, ls0s-if,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-07-09
NOTICE TO THOSE WISHING
TO BUY PIANOS. tu

WNHE sGbscriheris (by virtue of his proIca-
L stony Agent Of all tie bes. Piano. makers in
the country, ,ibul es PeciaEy Of VIM BRA be,
isnlt Tim ore. Ma;, whose Pianos are equal
lactuTer. , W. 8 ~
Those wanting TO buy really good Piano
VIII do well to call upon him at his residence ON
Ches inut Street, bih house east Of the Cal boji0
sayns f1,s q tgsm sy re- ~, VIII be
pare base pfa piaAs ofthe same gyvds. All Pi-
respect. .r '77''' " ~
Don z stick to names, bat remember that n
Hose 10y any other name viii smell rs aweNt. -
Sapienh sat- C.SCHNEIDER.
1. :, Mdsit-isaeAor.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-07-09

A combination of wheat spccula.
tors in Chicago collapsed on the lst
inst. The consequence was a de.
cline OF forty-one cents bashelon
the previous day'soprices. al7 SO.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-07-09


President Johnson has written q
tender epistle to his old enemies
in session in Now York, of whom
he was wont to speak us entitled
to back seats. Tho document be.
longs TO a class Of light literature
not suited TO the columns Of u fam.
lily newspaper, being n rose color.
ed account Of romantic. attach.
mont formed ey tho writer for bis
quondam enemy, and justifying
his tidiSOa with tho Democratic
party by delicate illusions to ser,
vicca by him rendered. l. touch.
ingly describes n the condition ol
dosertion in which tho writor is
placed, at tho same timo thoro is n
iorgiving spirit Of mcekness and
desire to lot byogoncs DO byogones
Except tho aforementioned scr.
vicos, ard twice or thrice repeat.
cd intimation thut the writer is
ontirely"wilIin oither to contin.
no II llio OF shame with tho soduc.
or, or accept tho honorl Ola public
betrothal in the form OF u nomina.
tion by tho Convention of robel
Goncrals, Copporheads and draft
sncaks, Tor whom tho gushing Of.
fusion is intended, Tho customa.
ry protcstations of excessive vir-
tue, which thciworld has always
recognized an distinguishing char.
acteristics OF its absence, of course
abound in proiusion in this sweet.
scented missive-. Cincinnati Chron.
LGIG. .I' tfnIuNH al s.H.Hu
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-07-09
Scmi-Annual Statement of the
= Fairfield County Savings and
Building Association.
Lancaster, ONO, July LIST, I,

-|"-----T IMNVNsIhNi VHIVI July 1T, IWId,
10 ho Board 9f Directors Qt r. c. S. dad D, H.
GENrtEMEN The whole number ofsharcs an.
thoriLed 10y thcchnrter have been sold......2 ,5Ot
OF these there have been forieited...,...I rs
And retired or thdrawn...........""..l32 Lei
2,333
Thcrc have hocu paid or redeemed by nd.
vanCed loans III shares ut an average premium
NJ en- 4 MO-
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-07-09

Quarterly Statement of tho First
National Bank OF Lancaster, Oh
tho morning OF Monday, July 9th,
1868. ilr..,,u. .u.. ,.g.I..
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-07-09

Quarterly Statement OF the EI00IS-
ing Valley National Bank of Lam
r custer, On Monday morning, July
/, .6th, IS6s.a l..tr
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-07-09

BEING REwARDED.--Thoso who
aided tho President in his i'm peach.
mont trouble are being rewarded
Evavts in addition to his $4,000
government fees, in the last three
years, haS been appointed At,
torney Gcnorals Perry Fuller,
Ross friend, has beon appointed
Commissioner Of Internal Revo.
nue.. Henderson. married q Miss
Footo and sees his Authoritarian
named for Commissioners of p Patcpts,
Smythe, who talked with Weed,
who had relations with Wooley, is
named for tho Austrian mission. -
Thus tho President remembers his
friends in tho time of his need.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-07-09
NM n.

Afnetsons hating unseltIeT1 T1adcounts with
me d'morethan hflety ON days Standing will
find them in the hands Of Mr.. John Searls for
collection. ..-
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-07-09

The New York t3mmerc,al tolls
the whole story ID six limos; Un,
til Ulysses s. Grant took commsnd
four armies, rebellion was con,
fdeht' Of success Until Ulysses S,
Grant took command Of tho Repub.
licah party, the romocrAtic party
was equally confident Of success
And as he finished tho fret, so will
ho finish tho second. o'i'
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-07-09

The cit zens of Canton have de-
cided by large majority 70 erect
water works, and city bonds to
the amount Of $4,000 will be is
sued to carry outthe project. sy,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-07-09


The following resolutions, adop.
ted at the Faneuil Hall meeting,
tells the whole story, and is just
what the country will affirm at the
election: H
Resolred, That for tho sake Of
business prosperity, and national
security, We must have peace, and
for the sake Of peace we must
have Grant and Colfax. -Loud
and long continued applause.
The meeting was ono Of the very
largest kind, composed largely ol
:he solid men Of Boston.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-07-09
Trial of Reapers and Mowers
g "A at XeIlia. a q
n speeiafTelegraua % The Comrnerciat

XENtA, O., July 6.-The Miami
ValleytIialof reapers and NOW
ers commenced here to-day. A fine
whea. field OF thilty acres was Sc
lccted on the farm Of James Simp'
son, ono mile west of Xenia. J. Be-
tween two and three hundred farm
ers and exhibitors, were present
Three premiums were offered, each
one being gold medal valued al
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-07-09

The Cincinnati Evening Chron.
iclc received here by the enrly
morning Accommodation train.
givcsthc first fash Of any impor-
tant news. II can DO had of Bill.
linghurst every morning. '"
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-07-09

Three mcmbersol GohEreSs from
North Carolina were admitted to
seats in the House on Monday, tbe
others moi making their appear
ance. The House has adopted
joint resolution requiring bridges
across the Ohio river TO have Il
span Of not less than 500 feet, and
an elevation Of 50, feet above ex.
tremo high water. 4 .q4 p.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-07-09

A vote npoD the Alaska pppro'
priation bill is to be t,kcn in the
House Of Representatives. today,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-07-09
Si'sPEcIAL oTIoEs

IT0HI ITCH
n llsURATcHl scRAToA l. BUKArUHiii
,2.oTaiinfr from toto lshoufs.a
Wheaton's Ointment cures The Itch.
wheaton's Ointment chfcs 'shtt Rteam.
Wheaton so,nimsaI edres Tet,sr.
Wheat on s Ointment cures BArbers'ltcb
wheaton 5 ointment Z cdt9sc iofa sSres.
wheaton's Ointment cures Every kind
~ otfdm6rllks Magic. eT. u" rs
Price, 30 centsa box by mai, 60 cents, Ad-
dress WEEKS &PoT FER No. 10 Washington
Street, Boston, Mass ttlso s.ai47ts
For sale by II Dru gstN. tslel ppaAfia
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-07-09

-. o S---------
The Ohio Annual Conference oi
the NJ. Il. Church, will bold its
ncxt session in London, on the 18th
Of September. ~ $50. ua
Johnny Melville, q little pet in
RobinsOn's circus, aged only four
years, was instantly killed ut Tip,
ton, Iowa, last Friday, by falling
from his horses and being trampl,
cd upon by them. .-.u ,
Several Of our State exchanges,
north and cast Of the center otthC
State, bring accounts 0! rccen'
heavy and destructive thunder
and hailstorms. i. s....r
The New York Tribune remarks
that Governor Seymour is cool,
willy, ingenious master ofthc art Of
squirting oratoric vitrioI upon
those who do not wear his uni.
form" '. ',. HH
Tho Now York World. ina two
column article, ably advocates the
passage Of Mr.. Lawrcncc's bill to
establish Department Of Law as
IN additional public department.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-07-09
Farm for Sale.

II WILL sell ut private sale, the farm formerly
belonging to Henry Splitter, decd The farm
testuated seven mlcs horth-east Of Lancaster,
and contains 81 2l-40 acres. There ls good two
story brick dwelling house on IT, good barn
farm, Agood orchard OF grated fruit, aud
good selection ofpeaches and cherries. A
good well Of water, and about twenty two
acres OF excellent timbhr. For terms and par.
tienlars enquire ortho undersigned.
June 20, ls0S-tL LIN SPlTLER.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-07-09
new ADVERTISEMENTS.
.Strayed or Stolen

- THRoM the stable Of Mrs.
ffsTTTiIgssTPT y Bell, on Union Street, on
IssE iLlgtSh/~S Thursday, June 26th, small
k&llAAgHU white COW (a little roam about
WT VH the nech) some SIX or seven
@sf1A.nSSA=7 years old. A suitable reward
will be given for inform ltion that will lead TO
her recovery. MIS-. SUSAN BELL.
Lancaster, July 0,-2we.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-07-09
aunt on ntcrcst...".,.s....."...-... SLATED "a
B 40, Respectfully submitted.
WILLIAM NOBLE, Sec.

LANCASTER, July 1st, 1868.
The undersigned committee havo examined
the books and accounts Of tho Association and
find tho above report Of tho Secretary TO be
correct. Respectfully,
GEoRdE q. BEcK,l Firoroo
r. J. BoviSo, cnmmiitcc
9. j. WRiGur, ""''h''r'
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-07-09

J.6.t WEAVER
Lancaster. Nov. IA, ls61-tL
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-03-03
John C. Calhoun.

/ Upon the death OF the great South
Carolina Commouer, John G., Call
houn, his estate became q millionaire
in lands, "niggers' and money. His
powerful ability and position as a
| Senator enabled him to amass great
wealth. His talents for twenty years
were chiefly devoted to the prepare,
ton of the Calhoun Institutes on be-
half the slavery interest, which he
madly conceived to be the corner
stone of American liberty and civili-
cation. Re held that disunion was
essential TO the perpetuation of sla-
very, and that it was treason to de-
ny to the slavery interest whatever
was deemed essential to its stability.
Upon the breaking out OF the war,
the "niggers" Of Calhoun were sold
and the proceeds, with all other sur.
plus invested in Confederate bonds
pursuant, it is said TO his private
orders. The result has been, that
his estate is completely bankrupt
Lately the library of Calhoun cost
ing many tens of thousands, was
sold at but little above 5000. The
homestead is only being saved from
sacrifice by the military order of Gen.
Candy, which stays property from
sale upon execution for three years.
Calhoun left five children, all adults,
three sons and two daughters, all
dead now but daughter-she dying
of fever and the three sons from the
effects Of intemperance. Morally,
the guilt of the father in advocating
the worst tyranny and policies which
at last begat rebellion and the loss
of million lives, has been visited
upon his posterity and the whole
blotted from Garth
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-03-03

quently appointed by Mr. Wade, was
made up as follows:
.Messrs. Howard Chairman; TrumS
ole, Conkling, Edmunds. Pomeroy,
Morton and johnson.
RETURN OF THE COMMITTEE TO THE
HOUSE.
After leaving the Senate chamber,
Mr. Stevens was carried to the door OF
the House, and, entering it with Mr..
Bingham, they announced their ac>
ton before the Senate and the fact
that the Senate had made an order
that the President should be cited to
appear at a time hereafter to be de-
termiBed
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-03-03
IMPORTANT TREATY WITH GERMANY

IMPORTANT TREATY WITH GERMANY.
"A Berlin dispatch says: "The ne
gotiations by Hon. George Bancroft,
on the subject of the naturalization
of Germans in America, have been
brought to successful issue. The
North German Bund agrees to fully
recognize and accord all the rights
of exemption from military duty, etc.
Of native born Americans to Germans
naturalized according to law as siti-
zens Of the United States. after they
have spent five years in the United
States. A treaty to this effect was
signed by Mr., Bancroft on February
22nd,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-03-03
WISCONSIN, TUESDAY, MARCH 3, 1863

objek to addin these resolo oshens 20
the regular ones reported by MIR.
Bascom. The niger is"
Bigler sed he expected that it would
be objected to. But he wuz so well
satisfied that it ought to pass, that
he felt be must take extraordinary
measures. He wantid every one to
vote on the amendment ez he pleas
ed--he wantid every man to exercise
his judgement; but he shood take the
liberty Nv putin the moshen and
shood feel called upon to bust the
head Nv every man who votes against
it.
Wv coorce that settled it. We all
hev regard for Josef, for he does al
luz ez be says. Every man in the
room voted for it, and the Corners
stands committed to niger suffrage.
Good Heavens Can't this cuss be
got rid Nv
PETROLEUM v. NASBY. P. If.
(Which ID post mastery
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-03-03
s@We wonder if His Excellenc

a@-We wonder if His Excelency
appreciated the following concluding
sentence in one of General Grant
letters
"And now, Mr.. President, when
my honor as soldier, and integrity
as man, has been so violently as
sailed, pardon me for saying that l
can but regard this whole matter,
from beginning to end, as an attempt
to involve me in resistance to the
law, for ,chich you hesitated to assume
the responsibility, in order thus to de-
stroy my character before the country.
| am in q measure confirmed in this
conclusion by your recent orders
from the Secretary of War, my supe-
rior and your Subordinate, without
having countermanded his authori,
ty."
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-03-03

pa- Mrs. E. Cady Stanton writes to
the Revolution that ben Wade is 8
good looking man, and ought to be
our next President" and Roscoe
Conkling is "the ablest and hands
soonest man in the Senate" IF that
is to be the test women are to apply
in politics, when they get the right
to vote, we are decidedly opposed to
giving them the franchise. Albany
Journal.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-03-03
Copperhead Orators Speaking out in
New Hampshire.

One of the Democratic canvassers
in New Hampshire a few days ago
| thus expressed himself:
''If could have my way l would
I place Jeff. Davis in Congress, where
he rightfully belongs; then | would
80 to Concord, take all those miser-
able battle flags from the State
House, and make bonfire Of them
in the State House Yard then
would go through the North, destroy
all the monuments and grave-stones
erected to the memory of soldiers
in short, | would put out of sight
everything that reminds us that we
ever had war with our Southern
brethren. | 40 not know as | would
hang one armed and ene,legged SOL
diers, but | would pray to God to
get them out of our way as soon as
possible"
Mr.. @. Chauncy Burr, is one of the
most active OF Democratic speakers
now at work in New hampshire
Here is a specimen of his Inference :
"1ou cannot have the face to ask
the South to come back into the Un>
ION until you Withdraw your marand
ing army. Is there a man in this
audience who wants to have one>halt
the States conquered and subjugated?
" hen this is done you have ended
the government After three years
Of war, who are conquered, you or
the South ? | say you are conquer
ed Iou can never conquer the
South, and | pray God you never
may"
In New Jersey, they (the Demos
erats) had shifted the responsibility
Of these despotic acts to the shoulders
of the Abolitionists, and more than
one Provost Marshal had hole made
through his head. In this State it
was II difficult matter at one time to
find an Abolitionist who would ac>
cept such position, and the admin
istration had tried to bfibe Democrats
but thank God, they had failed
But hey had welI>nigh reached the
end Of their reign of despotism.-
They could and should not 20 any
further. They talked about REBEL
ion down South, but q greater REBEL
ion had been in progress in the
North.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-03-03

PoLITIcAL NEws- The National
Democratic committee has designa-
ted New York City as the place, and
July 4th az the day for the meeting
of the National Democratic CONVEX
ton. No distinction whatever. was
made between the loyal and rebcl
states and the representation of the
National Convention is to consist OF
twice the number of Congressional
representative to which each state
IS entitled by the last appointment.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-03-03

BRICK ON A TARE.-Brick Pomer0y
is again on the rampage, after eulo-
giving that accused brute, John
Wilkes Booth, he urges further assas-
sination and closes as follows:
Tue. whole untry is groaning
under the misrule of the Rump.-
Conspirators against liberty and law,
they are public enemies, whom all
patriotic citizens are justified in rlS
ing up and staying.
Where are the bold hearts, NORTH
and South, ,cho ,cU combine to rid tht
,corld Of these monsters
Where are the strong arms, nerved
TO strike them down?
Where are the hosts of freedom
READY TO MARCH ON THE
CAPITAL, and set up the WHITE
MANS GOVERNMENT ?
The time has fully come when thi;
bold deed shonld be done
Patriots of America! PREPARE /!
Brick, they are not yet back from
Canada. and are not likely to come
If you keep bowling about for an
otker war.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-03-03

s@A question which now agitates
the current of fashionable life in Eu>
rope is: "How are fine ladies to
preserve themselves against ulgar
imitation ?" The other day. at a ball
in Nice, Russian princess wore dia>
monds valued at one hundred thous>
and dollars. But SO did the wife Of
Mr. Hartman, who made his fortune
by inventing the Magenta dye; her
diamonds were as rich and az valua>
BILE as the Princess's. Similar events
have occurred in England, and Bel.
gravia is Disguised at the imperti-
hence of "the common people"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-03-03
rra The lsgislatnre of an Easter

m-The legislature of an Eastern
State, having bill under considera-
ton for the regulation of tax-collec-
tors, an honorable member got upon
his feet" and said" Mr.. Speaker, ]
go in heavy for that bill. The tax
collectors are all set Of knaves. !
,cas one myself for ten gears" The bill
passed.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-03-03
TAFTON HOUSE,
Blooluineton, WI

I1F1OltilIiN on, " \.
c. ". BARGBe PROPRIETOR.
Has leased tor Of years the well known TAFroN
HoUsE Of sam, sui hereby nnlrIus travelling pub
lie that every pains viii De taken make an wis may
evral ~ him coia iortslle and at home
a. careful hostler always. on habd, so that there
viii Sc no necessity fOr any e hitch up" his own
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