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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-08-09

ATRocIoUs MURDER. The murder
of Mr.. Nathan in New York last week
has created an excitement almoat
equalling that of the Burdell tragedy
The scene of the murder is an elegant
brown stone mansion in Fifth ave
nue.. Though his servant and son
slept near him, nothing was known
of the murder until Mr.. Nathan was
found dead in pool of blood. When
found, Mr.. Nathan's head was cover
ed with wounds, his face discolored
and swollen, his night shirt saturated
with blood, and his body and legs
smeared with it. The door and wall
were also covered with blood, as
though there had been q desperate
struggle. Two or three fingers of
the right hand were fractured. as
though he had clinched the assassin
and been struck violently to make
him loosen his hold. The wounds
number nine, and the skull in all
parts is completely shattered. Mr..
Nathan is understood to have been
worth two millions. 1t is stated
that the detectives have made up
their minds pretty conclusively as to
the individual who committed the
murder, and that the person, who is
now being closely watched, will be
arrested soon.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-08-09

judges Drummond of the u. S.
Circuit, and Hopkins, of the District
Court, have appointed +. NJ. Stewart,
Esq, of Barraboo, as Clerk of these
Courts, under the law establishing
the "Western Judicial District Of
Wisconsin" This is most excel
lent appointment. Mr.. Stewart has
had extensive experience as Clerk of
the Circuit Court, and for several
years was very superior aud popu-
lar Clerk of the State Senate. OF
his Qualifications, there can be no
question. AS a man, he is very pop
ular with all who know him. OF
pleasing address, affable manners,
ready business man, and an ex-
pcrienced Clerk, Mr.. Stewart COM
hines all the requisites necessary to
make him as acceptable a man for
the new position, as could be found
in the District. We congratulate
him on receiving the place and more
especially do we congratulate the
Judges and the people interested in
this Court, upon having secured
the services of SO competant mar
as Clerk. State Journal.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-08-09

ssTThe Baraboo Republic come:
out in its last issue with column
and half leader on congressional
matters. 1t disposes of all the can
didates about in this way:
Barber and Hazelton are unpopu-
lar IN their own counties and Idon't
deserve the nomination. Thomas
don't want the honor and Warden
can't get it. And as a matter of
course Wilkinson will be the navt
republican nominee for Congress.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-08-09
s6yThe Pail Mall Gazette ant

s6rThe Pail Mall Gazette antici.
pates that France, should she succeed
in the war against Prussia, would
declare war against England, be-
cause she would then have avenged
all the great defeats of the first Ma.
poleon, except Waterloo. Russia
and Austria have already been pun
ished, first in the Crimea and the
second at Solferino and Magenta
The Gazette is not far out of the way
in its anticipations.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-08-09

sdrGeneral Grant will not oon
verse with men who call on him for
the purpose of urging him TO take a
SECOND term in the Presidential OHIO
In which ne acts wisely, If the Re.
publlcans want him another term
they will let him know in good time.
Ii they don't want him all he can do
wont help him into the Office AGAIN
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-08-09

CURIoUs.-It is a noticeable fact
that some leading democrats in Lam
caster are active in the support OF
Mr.. Barber for Congress. Tell us,
did anyone ever know democrat to
support q republican for Congress
after the nomination..
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-08-09
s~Young members of the repub

s@- Young members of the repub-
lican party can distinctly remember
when D. I. Parker, that "old repub-
lican war horse of Fennimore, as
the Witness dubs him. actively led
his part of the county in democratic
figurings. And yet he is styled by
the Witness as an "old Republican
war-horse." Where does it come in :?
Echo answers "where 2"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-08-09

FRENCH DEFEAT.--As wo go to press
the news is received Of a great battle
between the contendlng armies in
Europe. Saarbrook has been reta-
ken by the Prussians after a dosper-
ate battle lasting most of the day on
Saturday last. The French under
Gen. Mcmahon lost 1000 prisoners,
thirty guns, two standards anu six
mitrailleurs. 1t is reported that the
French Emperor has withdraw his
line and is concentrating his army
for the defence Of Paris.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-08-09

sG- Since the nomination of Gen.
Maxwell BY the Gentle citizens of
Utah for Delegate to Congress The
Mormons have been belligerent and
threatening. Two prominent Gen
tile citizens ofSalt Lake were Friday
ettacked-one Of them seriously, and
the other dangerously beaten.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-08-09
Congressional Convention.

The Republicans of the Third Congressional pisr ct
81 the state Of Wisconsin, comprising the counties 81
crawford. Grant, Green, Iowa, Rlchla nd Sank and
a. SPRING GREEN in Sank county, at II O'clock
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER Ist, 1870,
Tor the purpose of nominating a candidate for Con
gress, 70 succeed Gen. Amasa Cobb whose term of Of
nee VIII expire on the 4th Of March, 1871 said candi
date 70 be voted for AZ the ensuing November election
such other business Az may properly como before it,
The basis Of representation will be heretofore
two delegates from each Assembly District and two
IRON each Senatorial District. Each County will send
at least Senatorial Delegate. whether comprising
Senatorial District or otherwise.
c. w. BLISS, JOHN CLARK,
o. b. THOMAS, :. VI. WABGoNER,
WIN HILL, WM. STEPHENS,
Tuos. A. JACKSON, W. l.. LINCOLN.
July goth, 1870.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-08-09

aA-Gen. c. G. Washburn, before
Congress adjourned, secured an ap-
preparation of SEA, 900 dollars to re-
move the struggling Indians from
the Sixth District.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-08-09

STRONG LAW FIRM.-Hons. Harlow
S. Orion, z. w. Reyes and HI. w.
Chynoweth of Madison have formed
a co-partnership for the practice of
law.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-08-09

Red Bear says he thinks that
Inc white squsws are very hand
some, but they have too much war
paint. -
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-08-09

The COUNTY CoNVENTIoN.-The
county convention to nominate two
delegates to represent the county at
,arge in the Congressional cOnven-
ton has been called by the commit
tee to meet at Lancaster on Tuesday,
Aug. 80.
The committee recommend that
towns assemble at their usual places
Of holding caucuses on Saturday, 9th
INST, TO nominate delegates TO at
tend such convention, and in the alb
scence of calls from the Assembly
committees the county committee
have provided for the selection OF
delegates at this caucus to attend
the Assembly District Conventions
which are also recommended to be
held on Monday the Goth of Sept.
The Assembly committees in some
of the districts have, however, called
their conventions independent Of the
recommendations of the county
committee and towns of those
districts TO save confusion in the
matter of selecting delegates, will
DO expected to observe the calls of
their Assembly District committee.
The idea of selecting delegates to
attend the county convention and
the assembly convention at one
meeting of the people, instead of two
as has already been the case, is a
good one, and had better be carried
out at the town caucuses TO nomin.
ate delegates to attend the Assembly
District convention. In this way
but one meeting Of the people will
be necessary.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-08-09

fA-Queon Victoria has granted
amnesty to the Red River rovoIu.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-08-09
The Election in Kentucky.

A dispatch from Louisville, Ken
lucky, says of tho county elections
held in that State on the lst inst:
"The election to-day for county
officers, Notwithstanding the intro
duction of the negro element, was
quiet and peaceable throughout. No
person was injured, and there was
scarcely a fight. Not q single diff
Guilty between the whites and blacks
occurred. So far from obstructing
the negroes from voting, every facil-
ity was given them. The negroes
polled heavy vote. The retu ms
give the Democratic maiorities rang
ing from 5000 to 5000 in the city,
and 1000 to 1900 in the country.
The candidates receiving the small
est majorities had, besides their Re-
publican. opponents, Independent
Democrats to- contend against. As
far as heard from throughout the
State, the Democrats have elected
their ticket for comfy officers, good
order and quiet prevailing"
One of the most remarkable things
in the history of American politics is
the readiness with which, since the
adoption of the Fifteenth amendment
TO the Constitution, the most violent
opponents of negro suffrage have ac-
copied the situation. Nowhere was
there more bitter prejudice against
allowing the negro access to the bal
lot box than in Kentucky, and yet il
seems he has been allowed to vote
there without any serious molesta
ton or obstruction.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-08-09

FIFTH Ass'Y DIsr. CONVENTION
A republican assembly convention
for the towns Of Beetown, Cassville
bloomington, Patch Grove, Glen
Haven, Little Grant and Wyalusin o
has been called to meet at Bloom.
ington on Saturday, August Goth
lS70,to select two delegates to attend
the congressional convention AT
Spring Green Sept. LIST. Primary
meetings in each of these towns i
suggested to be held on Thursday
previous, being the 18th Of August
To save the convening of the people
again . week later it would be well
to nominate at the caucuses also the
proper number of delegates to attend
County Convention at Lancaster on
the 30th inst.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-08-09

R@- Parson Brownlow says he is
bound to live in spite of all the eff
forts of correspondents to kill him.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-08-09

p@~It is believed Prussia will
raise her army to 100000 soldiers,
and advance on France.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-08-09

BELGIUM Recent developments
have brought this little kingdom in
to unusual prominence. Its greatest
length l73 miles and its greatest
breadth liz miles. It's population
in 1856 was 4,530, 228, AMI must now
be nearly FIVE millions. The govern
ment is 8 constitutional monarchy,
the legislative power being vested In
the King, the Chamber of Repre-
sentatives and the Senate. As an
independent kingdom it dates from
1880, having in that year established
its own government by successful
revolution against Holland, to which
1t had been joined by the treaty of
Vienna in 1915. Its independence
was guaranteed by the Congress of
London in 1881. This circumstance
gives startling significance to the
proposal of Louis Napoleon, in the
alleged secret treaty, to annex Bel
GUM TO Franco, and the sensation is
unusually strong in England, which
has been particularly in friendly and
dynastic relations with Belgium
She is pledged to maintain the integ-
rity OF Belgium, and she oxertod
herself promptly to guard her neu-
trality in the coming war. The
standing army of Belgium number
100000 men, and there are eleven
fortresses in the kingdom.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-08-09

1 Andrew johnson is writinc
his autobiography. ~, ''"s
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-08-09

saa.lt is stated that Gen. Sherman,
under an act Of Congress passed last
May, authorizing the Secretary Of
War to select thousand acres of the
Fort Smelling reservation as o per-
manent military establishment, pro.
poses to include in this selection the
celebrated Minnehaha Falls, so much
admired by the artist and traveller.
Should this prove to be so, it will,
perhaps, interfere with the interestG
of Franklin Steele, Esq, who bought
the reservation from Secretary
Floyd, in 1857, for 100000. Falling
to make payments according to
agreement, the Government refused
to give him title, but under the
resolution of Congress referred to
his claim was authorized to be set,
tied, and he may get portion Of tho
property.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-08-09

In A FLURRY.-To o looker-on
about the middle of last week, and
shortly after the Herald made it's
appearance on the streets of Lam
caster, twas lovely to see the
flutter and apparent discontinue of
the Barber-Wilkinson men, with here
and there democrat full Of sympa-
thy for. the twin alliance. Here a
Barberite, there disorganizer and
over yonder a squad Of democrats,
each and all waiting for the other to
speak. "Where is Parker ?" saws
one, "What can be. done now ~
says another. off | was Barber
would squelch that Herald" says a
sympathizing democrat. Finally all
concluded that the game was discov-
cred, and the d. was to, pay and
something had to be done--that right
soon too. "Let's send Amherst to
Platteville to get out the Witness
and "Some one must go for Dean
Dean, with more courage than the
others, advises Barber to pronounce
the whole thing lie that Wilkinson
hadn't anything to do with it and
that Barber was running on his own
hook. "'Twill never do says
another. "They will publish the
atiidavits and then we will be in the
same fix as the fellow who stole the
pig: they will prove it on u.s." But
it was settled that Amherst should
announce in the Witness that Barber
would place a special denial in the
coming Herald, and that they should
send for Wilkinson to come over
right away and he should state in
the next Witness that Barber was
running on his own hook, that he,
Wilkie, knew this because Barber
told him so. a. ot
Saturday On the streets of Lancas.
ter might be seen an anxious few
elias Wilkinson come ?" says one
"Have you seen Wilkie 2" says anoth.
er. Garter is here" adds third
Up to midnight of Saturday Wilkin-
son had not put in an appearance,
and Sunday was day of mourning
among the Barber Wilkinson men in
Lancaster. Look out for what next
-Barber's disclaimer in this weeks
Herald and Wilkinsons denial in the
coming Witness.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-08-09

= EUROPEAN WAR POINTS. -We copy
from an exchange brief description
of three places which have become
of importance by reason of the late
movement of troops in the Franco
Prussian war:
Lauterbourg which is spelt in
German Lauterburg, is a fortified
frontier town of France, department
Of Bas-Rhin, on the Lauter river
near it's confluence with the Rhine,
"a miles northeast of Strasburg. 1t
contains about 1900 inhabitants, has
iron works and potash factories. In
1888 it was taken by the. French
who forced the famous line of Lau
terbourg.
Saar-Louis, where our dispa 1he'
inform US that battle has beer
fought, is a town of Rhenish Prussia
on the frontier of France thirty
miles S. S. e. Treves, on the Sarrt
river. 1t was founded by Louis
XIV, and was strongly fortified by
Vauban. 1t belonged to France un.
til 1915, and is considered an i'm.
portant border fortress. 1t has
manufactures of arms, with lead and
iron mines in It's vicinity. Saar-Louis
was the birth place of Marshal Ney
1t has something over 1000 inhabit,
| ants
Wissembourg - spelled by the
Germans Wissenburg-is a fortified
town of France. department of Bat
Rhine, capital of an reimbursement
on the right bank of the Lauter, ant
on the Bavarian frontier, 81 milel
northwest of Strassburg. 1t is /
place of consid erable consequence
with collegiate church founded il
the 18th century. Professionalism i
quite strongly represented, in tn
minority. 1t manufactures to
considerable extent, exporting fel
hats and paper hangings in large
quantities. 1t is strongly fortified
and garrisoned post of the French
army. In 1852 it had about 5000
inhabitants.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-08-09
lcOInmunicatsd.l
Judging the Future by the Past

Mr.. EDITOR ION examining the
Senate Journal of 1857, the wear 10
which the first appropriation of $50, :
600 was made for the erection of the
Hospital for the Insane, it will be
fonnd that Hon. ] Allen Barber. who
then represented Grant County in the
Senate, voted "no" on every promo
sition in connection Herewith.
Such is the public record of a man
who aspires to Congress, on the es-
Establishments by our Suite of an linsti-
tuition to care for the most unfortu-
nate OF human beings, and which
now numbers among its in mates an
afflicted member Of hiso family
Surely this is retributive Justice II
would therefore =seem that the speo-
pie OF the Third Congressional Dis
triet, in choosing a representative for
the n ational Legislature, should Sc
lect man of broader and more lib
eral ideas, one whose mind rises
above the mere making and saving
of dollars and cents, and who, when
O measure of Importance and public
benefit arises, will look at the advan.
tages resulting from it as well as the
cost, and act as becomes the age in
which he is living. REGULAR.
Platteyille, Aug. 5, 1870. aa
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FIRE All WELLS RIVER, VI
Inc ifeight depot OF u x. L. Kan
road at wells river was totally con
sumed by hfe, the l'th inst. IL
caught from sparks from a iocoIho'
i've 81. JollilSoury sent down an
engine ana saved Il large amount
oI property, CONSISTING ol ood,
huil'per ana BARK ana alSo tiie
''oi' H''9' Vi H. i'"i'ci " '''' vi
concord " H., ana the large SheaS
iiiieu Win "ooG ana owned 10y 'he
i''ll'o"" oo"ip"H9'
ne ioSSeS' as near Us can or eS'l
.iiialeu aie as ioilo"S: Avn l. bala'
"iil' Ho''f; loss 39'ooo' insurer III
holii'' y. haven -" w.
bui"h' ~ A""'ilS' loss On "Pel
N'ocN ana MATERIAL 9l''o'' liiS"'e''
III home lof l'ooo'
FRANK pei'iiS' loss on f'o"i'
S'-o' insured III luna ior 9ioo'
W. d. g - - 'NcilS' loNS oiI
o"'h' some i'V' III SURF" III nome
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acknowledgement teachers
are to open school in the Semina.
ry in August next.
quite a number Of clothes lines
were robbed in y. Street, Monday
Night. \ little cold lead will be
cooling these hot nights If you see
them around.
y party of seven availed them
selves of the Excursion tickets to
Montreal.
"UncIe WIZ Wallace had his
pocket picked of about SO while
returning from the west.
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REELECTION, Societies.

METHODIST ErIsCorsL CHURCH. Rev. {.
Tlhnr. Pastor sabbath scrSices-mornug
,tll.attcruoon at HI and 6 O'Clock.
CONGREGATION A. CHTR CH. Rev. j. X. Wi
li,u-. Pastor. Sabbath Services At Hoo a.
n and l.l5. and O'Clock Z. M.-lGhc latter
IN the Academy building.
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Dyspepsia is Il Hydra Headed
Monster, from which nearly all the
ills the human flesh is heir to oliei.
nate, The Peruvian Syrup, pro-
tected solution Of the protoxidc Of
Iron, is a long.tried and well eslab.
lishcd remedy for this distressing
complaint: it has cured thousands
when other remedies have failed
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Joseph Smith. Eso.'s Estate.

Inl Z Nuhsrrihcrs, bnviug been appointed b,
Tue Honorable Probate Court Tor thr
i,''lIltt 81 bi"di"rl, Commissioners totrcrhc
ui all persons, against the estate of .Iosa,,i,
S'ullh' l,s1" utcot NcVhur,. IN said District
u,''"''d' rcpic'cutcd iu.ulvrnt. and tb, tenn
nl eiN months from the l3th dny of .Iune T., "a
w ny allowed hy suid Court to tho crrdifor'
-, ,a,t u''' h'rd, to exhibit aud prove their
We VIII attend tu tho duiipa of out ,,,,,,,i,,,
W'ni Ut thg dwelling housc of I. j. Smith. In
Nf'Npuff, ~ 'nid District on the I'M DIV "f
l"r'meer next at ten O'clock Ia tho ,otr,,nn,
Of said day :" WV '"''h""h
u 'iiAMllERL1N, I Cnmmiss.
Ncvb, e. 'uly ~. 1870, "3ss'
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The relaxing power of Johnson's
Anodync Linimcut is truly wonder.
ful. Cases are already numerous
where bent aud stillcncd limbs have
been limbercd and Strengthened 10y
it. When used for this purpose,
the part should be washed aud
rubbed thoroughly, Apply the lin.
imcnt cold, and rub it in with the
hand.
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Meeting. at Masonic Hall on Wednesday q
tc moon of the week in which the moon iuils,
In themonth~ Of September December, March,
ami Jun-. Daniel iluHbut, r. |. &. NJ; Rev.
i Brittun. Recorder.
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NANILD, a man IN every town OF ct.
w thousand or more mhabitani, To nm, 4,
h"ufc Ctud onploy others to sell aud ami,
tu article Of Which millions OF dollars N,ar.i
have b,ru sold. From $iDtosl2p worthnr,.
ed upon every building. pahHt rpH mn. L.
~ ~ Wuir full dIortiuu, upon fun CONN d
sized stamped envelope, told the onIs to.oti
"a hug enclose Tor particulars to REA ~, In
STREET, liuy goo, Boston, Aia.s
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NATIONAL OPINION.
Friday, July 22, 1870.
Bradford Village
Mails.

southern mail closes at 1913 A. NJ. arrives
at 800 T. N.
Northern mail closes at 2:30 T.. ". arrives
Al II A.. VI.
western mail close. at 3 +. NJ. arrives at 10
Bo.ton mail closes at s.3lrM arrives at
q 70 4 VI.
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Kansas City has introduced street
ears.
Bamboo is successfully grown in
California.
RS
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hurgIrirs.
,,...
j.. y '''i co ,, 4 N'ii'f Il bucket al
,nr.1;,. -,
.,r''.I i",''Y NJ, : "'s'' mus "c''a4I\
''''''''' 81 ''' '''''
In Britain, c,,tln orn. Saline. M
TWO cents per pound.
There are 400 ooo .,oo, !. I,,.,.
Teton. Ell. Simeon ,.,nl6n va We
The >t,lr If I,lio.. I,4. ;, Pr,
j. what il va> Io5 y.atsa.n
mrut dnino fo,,.t ~ ,.. ~, Wy 3 en-"
0o0 Geo '' 80 ~ wv
Thomas IIuel as. VI. p. i, about
I.nif,J Sr,ns ''''.''S visit :" ''''
\ bare legged Scotch pippriu Sa.
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&. a.. ofe.. 4.

Er,rE,inr Lopez. 10. ga. Meetings every
'rH..da, evening. at TcmplaI', Han, Sleep
l.-rl,ou'. Building. X. II. Mardiu. Esq w, c.
I G c. Doty Secretary.
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Goi,p South-Alnii Tram leaves Bradford
NJ 10: 10 \. NJ: Express, l2.lo 4 N; Freight,
I45PM; Stock Mondays 81 rM
Gnino North Mail Train leaves Bradford at
2.j7pM Il; Express 9,32; Freight, 9.33 \
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l)Ol)I)S
NERN me

Tie sl.dd remedy for bilRou.ncss Nit',
ile medical profess iou, !, the Anti billions Pin
"i thr Aue ican 'hurnarupgif Mud it's rep.
uiaituu has been well enough deserved. Brf
q q, 4 l1Il, nevertheless, and most people If
,cn-iH,IitN icrl something about rs hig as u
moD tHa Auu-, cetuiu. into their throat When.
ever d pin b. spoken of. DOnD'S NERNINE
AND iNNlGokAIoH acts efficiently ON the
hillary organism; il ritatcs neither stomach
OF intestine in lis operation and what Is votv
important, as al good nurses know, il is most
d-ite3H!' tu take. being rs pleasant to rhr
palate ~ any delicate Wine. Veal know how
y j. with '"d Liver OIL, Ina pure state It i
"ArrHtlt Tor certain conditions of debility
and particularly ia tcudoncie, to Cons,mption
and yet uunN Of the best physicians decline to
prescribe II, btcausc 10 50 drcadfully sickons
The patient That. they say. makes il do n,or,,
hunn than good. With Dodd's Nervinc all
ms b"comos obsolete. For sale by an Drug.
el,i-. Price ~ ~
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Local and State Matters.

Ground was broken on Tuesday.
JuIy ), at ST. Adams, for the Mis-
si~quoi Railroad.
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WAr-yIlrE FurL E>aINr Go, J {. Stcaru-
m ,r,,Uu: Alden stevens Clerk Meeting on
a, f.. first lHusday of every month.