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The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1869-01-29
REGISTRAR F. a. G. HANDY.

-
I1llS popular louthern Institution is
-, as, situated s IN PRICE Georges County, nine
miles from washington, twenty.eight from
Baltimore, and thAe-fodrtlls Of mile from
Coilege station. q the Railroad between
those cities. The Cllege Building, which is
pair, has fine CHAMBERS. is we'll yent7jated
and warmed, and combines every reauisite
f Of comfortable i,ia an pleasant home IRE
n v't mhticm eXpeience has proved emil
seme forest growth, md commands a fine
view OF the picturesqe country around II,
Course II Study.
The Academic Cou,e embraces Ahsihht
ana Modern Languats, and all the hsval
s' TSa OF C0Iieges Of &c highest Grade.
ton In the sehooIs Of ofpIse emosases ilstrnc-
and the Sciences arplii6le to AEricultnres'
A., Every department onhe College has been
thoroughly re-orgdniz6 and TIE students
placed under tbs strictd discipline.
Agriculture.
The peculiar feature othis Ipstitnt,o,, :.
,to iah ~ VI instfueun in The theory and
tta,s o.tHe VI AeIicultuIe 18th the usual s,e
sciences embraced in tn ,.o,,rsa seseIaA
with such practical Obsr ,atiuns, VI STUDY
" Lectures as indicpte ttir u.s. IL me dal-
farm operations, ard insttnt,du,es III upon
tlon from the field and gaien are y H. ai,ustIa
u th 10 TINS end. 1t is ne TO he nresnTa1
ing his cd ms , Ian, IN lheOurse Of acquir-
ticai e rn,or ti.s can mai himself prac-
ter in nn1,n nut ~ is pelleed that our sys-
po,i. cd f,n, !, Win ell stocked, well
den ard nrat, anu lne sklill practice OF gar
the merely practical to acc,,nIish n.,s W
Ito put the Student i'm the az Of hoon, eHuk
thoroughly informed Agricfuurst;st
Military Tasics.
The Military Course colists q, sta4o,
drills, and Of lectures on thtnrincI1,eas v".eG
practice of War. pcs anu
81 ca,iet SIR, ars required 70 wiz the uniform
ie,ye of abss,y,o eio'n, on paAle, drill, and
CHARGES FOR FIVE t0NT9s
cd R,san T1ai ~ c aii me brathes, furnish
No ExTp'.s o"A' oas ana "@ing, SIPS.
Sessions begin on the I5thS s.~..n,n
and LIST of February. ''P'eNoef
Vacation from July lat IN Se ,r.,
For circulars or Observation-Disclosures - 'V th
resident, or Registrar. Pos fffcss a NJ th.s
College, 'Aeo NJ THO
January Is, ls69.-Sm.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1869-01-29

inc Department of Practical Agriculture
horticulture, nd Pomology, is in charge
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1869-01-29

JAMES HIGGINS A. NJ, NJ. D.,
PROFESSOR q A9rf0itUre and the Na.urd Sci
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1869-01-29

NOTICE.
a LII persons indebted to the estate
j. OF James Chapman, deceased, are earn
esty requested to come forward with as lit
Tie delay as possible and settle their indebt-
edness, in accordance with the late order of
General iStoneman, and thereby save costs.
w. H. CHAPMAN, Admir-.
OF James Chapman, deceased
january s. 1862
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Professr Of Natural History.

MAJOR f. A. G. HANDY, A. NJ,
h'structr in Military Tactics.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1869-01-29

Virginia Gazette, late the Lexington
Gazette and Banner comes to us with a
big .old-tashioncd head and enlarged;
but it is too wide for its length. Is 60
ing on the cash principle. May it sue
coed so that the rest of us may follow
suit.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1869-01-29

VicToR HUGO, in the February Ne,o
Eclectic, is the image of the late DR.. Glib
son, Prof. of Surgery in the University
of Pennsylvania. He is also not unlike
Col. THos. IS DABNEY of Mississippi.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1869-01-29

For one, we do ''despair of the Re-
public" Therefore we are for Caesar
against the Senate. With us, that is
with this country, it is not ant Caesar
aut nullus but aut Cesar AIT nnil,-aut
GRANT aut chaos.
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Steamship Champion. Lockwood, New York-left
Saui day NJ. hidse.. 10 James Adger Il co.
e Ad9er h 80. J y Akn B.. 0. Q d Ahrens & Co ID
ANIME G. w 4irnar " BRISTOL. j q Burckmyer,
@ d brahe q Co Il Burkeu, u Boesch. l. : Burn.
ham. Bull. u Briggs. Cohen, w Carr,Dgton, w
y Cha 60 a. 60, ID Obia & Co. W 3 Corwin 4 20. +
y Chapeau, Cameron d Barley, w Carleton & Co.
NC. Douglass Il Miller NJ Drake, p Darcy, j
Eason BIO. douglass & Jackson, Elias. q W
7Tlenibg b co. E Gardner, j FL GraveF Il Co, 6 II
Glidden, Goodrcb, WIpenan 4 Co 9 Grayelev, s q
Glove, L Gut mnI. w HARRISON, N A Hunt J
Hurksmp IL o, W'~He1e g. A Hing.w John on
" jaeger. T J Kerr %, Klnsman Bros, Knoueloch
A. small. Knox I'aly & 10. II Katie 20, y KEN.
KlaUck W,ckenb.rg Il Go, Kennerty, 9 Litschgi
Krsete b. ,hAl mAi. iuui b Alexander, A Lengrr,
Il Lore IL Muller Nmtz d o. w Narscher. j p
M.rkhaTdt, j. Il Minor B. co. McLoy q kiye, j o
Oiemahn. d DO'Niesi h bons. b O'Nefll, q hichaels
PairnettO Pieneer co ope i've Association, n Pin
gree, q 4 Popps nhe I'm. " 3 paddon, QuiDby 90,
HE, Ike Il Hc achte. Rnssef. III Head n Co. Rave.
mel 4 Co. Raoul & Iynah. J Rei.es @ " Steffens L
sehneh o. 9 = Railroad AGENT n see, houth
6wake. ~ las' .ois. q W williams &C6, J m M
Wobl. mann, q VIRGIN, 81 Wohiken. Walker, Evans
& Uogsweli. w n With r Walsh. w L Webb, Wer-
ne. & Ducke Wefsko6. Il Welling, W Yates
order and others. July s, at r NJ. rs miles mort
sas; n M the FIX ns ean passed sctr moses Bran
Bri Ii M.uaAnills. Spear. Bocsport. Me-2o days.
Ii 10, Aotk. h - :.avea 10 Olney 800
BY rneri, us, Hand, BostOn-1O days. Ice and
adB.. To W 20 q d 10 A Gage b Co Railroad
Agents. Helms. d Fl ~jicox y Wni,e, 1oaie M
Goldsmith Il sou K'mck, " ckenherg co. y y
Borner, dart 90. OstcndOrn Go, Nienan Bor-
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ger, II Marshall. Knox. DAILY h Co, e h Cowper-
thwait w Russell & co. pkins, Mcpherson Il

ssv s..i. P sasss 1V1 e. 81 plins. ~ herhssscR
sohr Rockingham, Nickerson. New York-2s days.
Nose. To Roach CO, Railroad Agent. Adams.
cnof % 9 Co. I sstes % Co BroWn. R % Bo,imsnn Bros, @
N Cater. Campt en- L 90, Cameron Barley.
Due McDun Cohen. Dowie y Morse, Douglass
Mi ier. E Lee, n Fuller, agent. D Fleming. H
rirson, Hecseman & Bro. Hacker, Holmes n
ass King a,seoe. % Rsnspan1 nss 6Se II oseii
b co. w MoLaaD. W. Mas scher M McMaster. Ravenel
FnS %oms go mehoS
Rice, d L Lucas. and others.
schr Waterman. Marshsl: Raltilaore-8 days.
Corn and Mdse, To Street Bros b 90. and Goodrich,
schr ann . neas. from West Point MIL "a tss
Rice. To 9hurston.& Holmes. ,ur-, T.,
Sailed Yesterday.
Steamer Dictator, McNelty Palatka, via Jackson
Vile, Eernsndtna and Savannah,
= From this Pors.SF Ssr,T
Steamship Magnolia. Crowel. New Yors, July s.. e
Steamship Maryland. johnson. Baltimore July 8.
sh,pnews NY .ro,ngraph.
new YORK. July 6-Arrived, the Java :"
tAvAANAH,. July 6--Arrivsd, s1eamships San Sal
vador. from New York; lonawanda' frou Phlladel-
pbia; America from Baltimore; brigs Ida Ray and
Adelaide from Portland.
CLEARED. steamship Virgo for New York; schr Ann
q Susan Tor Baltimore.
Memoranda. ~ e.
2 PORT OF GEORGETOWN. 8. c., JULY 4.
ARRIVED.
July 1-Schr Palms, Pierce, New York. r ~
July 3-echrs Madison Holmes. Howard, New
York; Emma Anthony, New York; Eva Adell, Eaton.
Phiadelphis; brig Goorgie swan Bath.
si. CLEARED. I.
July 4-schr s Webb. Brewster. New York.
LIST OF yESs1CA.S "a So
UP. CLEARED AND SAILED FOR a HIS PohE.
----.....- FOREIGN
: f>' LIVERPOOL
The Hannah Lizzie, Ferguson, cleared. May 20
The Minnie, Robertson sailed ........ May ~
The Vince, Halliday, up. se',.-s a.
.s5,
DQ1f0 TO- 10
-l.rff~.-A4rAsT, ME.
echr Zr,ttes -, AnompsoB. sailed. June 20
~,AiR1f GoLD8BoRo', ME.
nchr Velocity, Pinkham. sailed ..... juno 16
~ '.@ ts- Mnw YORK.
Brig A Bradshaw, Sears, cleared. ...... July /
Brig bampdon, Rerk1oPs up. June so
Schr Mvrover, Brown, up. p...................July
schr Vim 81 rings Halsey, up... juno II
--i !. a.. Pa1dLADELp1iIA
Echr Adolph Hugel. Robinson, up. $3.50. June %
fchr Sarah Cullen Avis, up. ..,....... July
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THE DAILY NEWS.
Nhe vsico Of Nature.


How graceful was that arccan creed
Which taught thNt tongues Of old
Dwelt in the mountain and the mead,
And where the torrents OLD;
Aud that in times OF sscred fear,
With sweet, mysterious IT oeus,
They spoke aloud, while some paie seer
Interpreted their tones.
And, lady, why should we not deem
That IN each echong bill,
And sounding wood. and dancing stream, iii
language fingers still
No loveIirr sceues round Delphi spread
Than round thee 9 reich divine;
Nor Grecian maid bent brighter head H,.'
BY banned stre am than thine. 'f*.
Morn, noon, and eve--bird, beam and breeze,
Here blend to bless the DAY; - q
My portion OF their memories
, Be ever round thy wayl HS
Sweet waters for he weary bark,
Through parch1ng. seas that sails:
Friends may grow false and fortune dark,
But Nature never tails. ....... ..
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Qommerlial.

Charleston Cotton and ltice market.
OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS, l.
UHARLEsToN. ] tuesday Evening. July Q. !
t COTTON oN-Ths article showed much frmnoss, and
operators had to submit to rates which were gener
ally in sellers favor the market displaying only the
most limited supply Of the staple. Sales about 100
bales, Wis at %; at 3o;, ls at SO; at S2H7s at
83. We quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to good ordinary ......30 @32
Low I1luCubB.. .S1H9-
BY New York classification we quote:
MiddlnR. nom,nally. .33A@-
M RIcE.-This gram in fair demand, and prices
showed rather more steadiness. Sales about 125
tterces Of clean Carolina. vz 81 at 7 rs at *; so
at 7H, and rs at &c % fb. We quote cvnmon to fair
clean Carolina at 7A@7A; sooG s@s,4c p ID.
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AND HERE vALrEn. 1s A Young MAu.

AND HERE WALTER. Is A YOUNG 1aAn,
just Ike you and us. my boy. He has wit. sense
sdtication, intelligence, friends. ambtson, ana is
loved. He has knowiedRe OF the. world. acquired
by mixing with its peopls BE has anibitson and
the Same Aesd in which to van honor. fame and dis
Hnction, ashed Franklin. Fulton. MoeeA. and host
Of others. Hc 10 naturally Gn art, hut valtes, my
hny % he meets us do you the excsss Of noois-
ture In his eye the httls puhy ridge under II the
gradual turning Of the beautiful cognexs Of the
mouth. Ids naosher 20 loved to kiss These. my boy
tell sad tale Of early shpwrsck of disease pre-
mature death. Of neglected and squandered gtfta.
December IL
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WENI To LAND OF STEADY
WANTED to hand several ''bricks'' down to pos
terity, and was told by father that with New Eng
and girl tor wife, could raise children. grow
more onions, SKIN more ees, sing more psalms.
know moe OF what was going cn in the neishbor-
hood, hear more scandal, sleep less nights have
more relatives. eat moro beais. love myself and hate
others more, and get more out OF dollar than any
other Fort Of woman this happy country so-called
W. atf ,87+t tItt q lt.tt
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HOW OFTEN DO WE EEAR THE COMPLAINT.
From mother and father that the son or daughter s
not we'll: that they have appetite that they teel
lsnguid; that the head aches all the time; that they
are growing thin and feeble, snd that they have no
life nor energy left. And thsisqnestto.s are often
asked, What shall do for them What hall give
them? Our answer is. let them try Plantation Bit.
tors moderately. thyee tunes q day, and our word
for 1t they will recover.
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AND HE HAD A FEMALE CHILD.

Whose name was HeSa Briehtwater. and who was
twenty-nine years old; who wore red stockings red
garters, metal tipped shoes, green speotacles, and
the prettest red hair the world ever eyes ON or
into. Hexa. true New England gal, chewed wads Of
pine gum. and sweetened her broth With onions.
Hexa wasn't 50 much handsomer than adoH as to
make the coll faint but she was intelligent; in fact in
telhgence was her best hold but ones she waa great
on making baby garments. and had her trunks FULL
packed away, that she might be ready as willing
when the evil hour drew nigh. as she trusted it would
from year to year. a
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PLANTATION ByrrERs.


5s made from puro st. Croix Rum and Calisaya
Bark lnown the world over for its curative proper.
tes) and will fortify the syst M against disease,
caused by change OF water and diet. If you are in
eined to dyspepsia, try it. If you have the ch,lls
and fever, Kindred disease, by all means take
Plantation Bitters. hey are sold by all druggists
of repue.
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THEY WHO ARE RICH,

Are they who mind their own business. Find hap
py woman, and the affairs Of another trouble
them but little II is none Or your business If the
minister kisses one Of the sisters, Of the
ters titus salutes the minister It cannot effect you
when aman.you know calls on eir you don't know.
or one you do What If ther. is kissing behind the
door, in tunnels. and when the night Is dark at the
vestibue Of the church, ever the gate Would
you not do the same thing the chance was offered
''~N . :
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JAMES MARSH, ESQ. +,

No. 169 West Farstftreet. New Yors, says he
has three children. 3Ihs frst two are weak ana
puny, his wife having been unable TO nurse or
attend them;, but nhe has taken Plantation Bit
tera for the last ten years: and has child now 1s
months old. which she haB nt,rsed ana reyrssdber.
ssir, snd both are hearty ana we'll Plantation Bit
tets is invaiuatle tSmothers oS. aosnessni .a+
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gvALrHH, MY Bov,

Here comes man who was once rich. He had
friends, and money. and loving family, and posi-
ton. and influence. and selErespect and integrity,
and future OF usefulness before him. Bur, my
boy, he don't look Hike now. He elected to an
important Office he forgot the lessons his good
mother taught him. and was asked by designing
poh ians to sell his vote to partv Of sindlers he
could not for the life Of him give articulation 20 that
little word, and so he fell.
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A VINE GLASS FULL

OF Plantation Bttcrs, taken three times day, before
each me1l will make the fame of life again burn
brightly. and illuminate once wrctched existence.
For ladies It is an elegant and GENTLE simulant just
such as they require. n ~.Nr..i, & III
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rr rsrnLAprrs nur KNEW

If THn LADIES BUT KNEW
What thousands Of them are constantly relating
to us. we candidly believe one half Of the weakness
proatratiou and distress experienced b. them would
vanish. .tes Ej Il,
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AhlS ESIAbLlSHMENTlI Is NOW FURNISHING
~ 49," IHEsIMPRovED s4. ~
iaa AeC4RTHY COTTON, GIN; e:
STEAM ENGINES AND ROLLERS. Of various s,ze.,
- on hand
IMPROVED VERTICAL AND HORIZONTAL corn
MILLS, SUGAR MILLS, SUGAR BOILRksi
AND PAWS Of all sizes ri!
HORSE POWERS AND GIN GEARING. from 6 a
16 feet in diameter
IMPROVED LEVER COTTON PRESSES for Hano.
power, Saw and Rice Mills i
MACHINERY AND CASTINGS of all description.
made to order i"
Particular attention paid to
HOUSE FRONTS AND CASTINGS FOR BUILD.
INGs, GRATINGs,
czsZERw COVERS. SASH WEIGHTS, de-. de,
WILLIAM S. HENEREY,
MA CHINIS7 AND UNDER.
No. s14 4MEET1Na.sTREET.
.nan..o CHARLESTON. s. G.
August . mws
Pa Gslx IRON woRKs. NJ
JOHN f.. TAYLOR &c co.
SUCCESSORS TO
CA nj Err ON Il CO., r"
Engineers Boilermakers &C..
Nos. 4. @. 8. 10 and 10 PRITcHAR
(NEAn TEE DRY DocK,)
Oh arleston. s.. G.
0a, +
STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS MARINE,
STATIONARY AND PORTABLE.
RICE THREsHERs AND MILLS OF EVERY
DESCRIPTION.
sHAFTING, PuLLEYs AND GEARING
IRON FRONTS FOB BUILDINGS,
CASTINGS OF EVERY KIND IN IRON or
at~ -i'. tH& . Gg <i3iGR
We guarantee to furnish ENGINES and BOILERS
Of good quality and power and at ss low rates "a
can be had in New York, Baltimore or Philadelphia.
<I AGENTS ron t
4 =
Asheroft's Loy-water Detector.
THE ONLY RERFEor sEcUR1FY AGAINST
4 .5,-DAMAaE FROM Low WATER IN li4 \.
;Aa Haaa Hraaa ,saer1an: sal 8 -
49, ,oiaAE- O. q H.
REPAIRs PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
May17 D4o 3mos 2
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plamtation pitters.
Hat BRICK POM II o Y

VIVIAN BHIcK POMERox
DID WRITE AND WHAT He DID NOT WRITE.
Eight O'Clock. and he is not here yet How
dreary this little room does seem, and am lone
somei Ten O'Clock, How I wish he would come.
It is so lonely here with the children asleep Once
he loved to stay with me, but now, alas l Twelve
O'Clock. and am SO tired, cannot sleep My
heart aches and grows sad. am growing old, per-
haps. May be my face is not fair once, but my
heart ie as warm. though it is often sad.
ARE YOU DYspEPTIC,
Nervous, jaundiced, low spirited, weak. or are you
sick do't know what ails you; then try Planta-
tion BitterS and our word for it, it win cure you.
.1ii ".,4tti.t a4s Id
.r,,,,., ONE O'CLOCK.
What charms can he find in that foul-scentcd
room. by that dusty table, cutting and dealing those
dusty cards. filing himself with poison, tatnting lhs
breath. running h,s mind, undermining his constA-
ton. planting seeds Of disease. squanderina his
money, clouded with smoke. tired with excitement.
Is this happiness is this life rs this missione
Oh am 80 tired. do cone home.
PLANTATION BITTERs.
This delicious cordial and 8ne tonic is now hailed
by thousands as the great health giver and re-
ssorer. Resolve to buy bottle, and don't sleep on
it, Be wise in time. Sold by all druggists.
..!sc .H. p~o =
''Do YOU GO DOWN TOWN TONIGHT, MY PET ?"-
mo darling. have labored enough to-day Why
phould fee from home, from happiness, from thee2
Life is full short to love- too short to squander
love the photograph Of my cart too well. No dar-
ling, my heart is here; here let me keep it company"
PLANTATION BfTTEBs
Are nlways pure, reliable. They are strengthening
and tnvigoratng and are Exhausted Ma nre's great
restorer. As an agreeable and peasant tonic ana
appetizer, they cannot be excei!ed. o.1' ~
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PLANTATION BfTTERs
Are nlways pure, reliable. They are strengthening
and nvigorating, and are Exhausted Ma dre's great
restorer. As an agreeable and pleasant tonic ana
appetizer, they cannot be exceied. VIZ 1'D. S'
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emafbiurrp, Castings, Gtf.

.MnnriNa--srKEnT u T ~, t'oy}sDRx.
;" Y Nt.A 8-f
~ trl'}. lr
THIS ESTABLISHMENT, IS NOW FURNISHING
sr. &C.," THEsIMPRovED III, ~
Haa MCCARTHY COTTON, GIN; e,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-02-09
MARRIAGES:

In Cassville, Jan y, BY Rev c. B1shby, Mr. Jss P.
Quincy Of Waterloo, and Miss Martins Burrows Of
Cassvills
In Glen Haven. Jan. IS, By Vim. Tats, Esq Mr. Ties.
smith Of AillvIe Iowa and Miss Eliza Harp Of Cass-
vile.
In A2rios Jan. ID. by Rev. Hiram Watrus. Mr.. c. c..
N anley, aud Miss Mary g. Altizer, both Of Marion.
Ia Fenninore, Jan. "A, by Rev. Nelson Butler, Mr..
Cornelius Robertson aud Miss Harriet Stevens both Of
Eennimore.
In Fsunimors, Feb Ist, by Rev. Nelson Butler, Mr..
Robert ". wilkinson Of Plsttsvi.e, and Mas Francis
McRsynolds Of FenniRore.
In Boscobsl Jan. Il, by James seatoa, EGG, Mr..
Francis schoEsld Of Marion, and Miss Msrratee Petit
Of Hickory Grows.
In Hazel Green. Jan. IS BY Rev. Joseph Hewett Mr..
Jss Austin, and LsvnA Grsbbls both OF Hazel Green.
In Lancaster, Jan 81 BY Rev. J Sims, Mr. Z
Lytsls, and Miss Ann Vivian, both Of CassFille.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-02-09
Proceedings OF the Railroad Meeting at
Montfort.

Pursuant to notice given in the
Herald, Railroad meeting was held
Al Montiort. Saturday, January Both.
There wa large attendance, and
considerable interest Was manifested.
Delegations We're present from Fen
ulmc.l. A,tiiia Clifton ana a!l the
nel91bogug towns and all seemed
&c ne u QUE mild rs Is s determines
7on 20 have Railroad through this
section, Il ANY reasonable effort could
secure il.
The meeting was organized by toe
election of I. Laird, Chairman and
W. O. Thomas, Sec'y
The object of the meeting being
stated By the Chairman, I'll, A. ".
McNair, OF Fennimore, was introduc>
cd and gave his views on Railroad
matters-the necessity of immediate
action, and the probabilities Of sue
cess if concert OF action could be had
by the different towns along the pro
posed route. Addresses were made
by a number of our citizens, when
II. Eastman, s. D. Green and 4. ..
Mills, Committee or resolutions re
ported the following, which was carr
ried with scarcely a dissenting voice:
RESOLVED, That we, the people of the town
OF WngViile, agree to aid to the amount o
one per cent per annum, on the taxable prop
er'y Of our town, for the next five years, any
Railroad that may be buit through the town
OF WlDgyiile. And that we hold ourselves in
readiness, at any time, and are willing to coop
crate with any or all the adjoining town for
'he fHriheFsnce Of said object.
James Castor, Robert Chandler,
Geo. Smith, P Dewitt and A. D.
Mills were appointed committee to
confer with other towns in relation
to Railroad matters. Moved and
carried that the proceedings be put
lished in the Grant County Herald.
I. LAIRD, Cara
" .. TRoxss S5c'.
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sINO THE BUSINESS PUBLIC: Bill and Letter
Heads, Envelope Cards, Circulars &c. printed on
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-02-09

How TO STop UsGNG ToBAcco.-In
a recently published pan hlet, Rev.
Mr.. Trask gives the following advice
TO tobacco chewers:
?. Make the most of your will.
Drop tobacco, and resolve never to
use it again in any form.
?. Go toan apothecary, and buy ten
cents worth OF gentian root, very
coarsely ground.
3. Take as much of it after each
meal, or oftener, as amounts to a
common quid Of "fne>cut" or "cav-
endish."
t. Chew it well and swallow all
the saliva.
). Continue this few weeks, and
you will come off conquerer; then
thank God. and thank as.