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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-08-22

SUMNER Showers Halls Journal
Of Health sensibly says: Summer
showers frequently overtake persons
and wet them to the skin ; it is then
safer to walk steadily and rapidly on
until the clothes become dry again,
than to stop under the shelter and
remain there still until the storm is
over. If home is reached while the
clothing is still wet, take some hot
drink instantly, pint or more; go
to the kitchen fire, remove every gar
ment, rub the whole body with a
coarse towel or flannel, put on wool
en- under clothing, get into bed, wrap
up warm, take another warm drink
then 90 to sleep, if at night; if in
the day time, get up in an hour, dress,
and be active for the remainder of
the day. Suppose you sit still in the
damp clothing /; in few minutes
chillincss is observed, the cold strikes
n,and next morning there is a violent
cold, or an attack of pleurisy, pneu-
monia, which, if not fatal in a week
often requires weeks and months and
weary years to get rid of it. The
short, sharp rule should be, if the clotn-
ing gets wet, change instantly, or
work or walk actively, briskly, un-
til perfectly dry.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-08-22
r TT SNECLoDE,

NOTARY PUBLIC Claim Agent and Agent for sew.
" erai Of tho best Life aud Fire Insurance Com
panes In the country. Also Licensed Auctioneer. All
business entrusted to him will be promptly attended
10 AZ Cassrflio wis 2l-l7
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-08-22
AUGMENTATION H0TEL.


CINE WOODHOUsE, proprietor, (successor to Har
- ger.l Bloomington, Wis. Rooms ia good order and
good stahling attached. Gl-3O
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-08-22
II. w. SMITH. M. d.
nR- A. H. RAaRER.

II. w SMITH, M. ID,
physician AND SURGEON. ONCE at residence, 2
/ doors wost OF Arcade Hotel, Georgetown, Grant
county, Wis. 22-bb
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-08-22

"a y. BLAKELY, proprietor, Darlington Wis. This
". house has becnrecentiy enlarged and returLished
throughout and Is not exceed by any Ia the western
pnrt Of the State good billiard hall aud livery sta
bic attached Z%3o
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-08-22
American Women in Paris.

[Lppinootts Magazine for August
Ia treating of the politics of wo-
men it would hardly be a possible
thing to ignore the hegira of Amer
lean women to Paris during the last
twelve years. To gain Paris has
been the end and aim of the ambi-
tious dreams of many of our ihfat-
uated countrywomen. 1t has been
to them what riding in a cart was to
lilly Slowboy-"the summit of hui
man happiness, the highest pinnacle
of earthly hopes" And once there,
throwing appearances 10 the winds,
these husbandless wives led career
much more Partisan than that of the
Parisians themselves, paying little
heed to the conUenaRceS, which are
almost always regarded by European
women. To be admired by the en-
peror was a matter Of boast-to be
talked about became the great earth
ly good. Three American women,
whose names are so we'll known that
they would be Immediately called in
every club and in every parlor in
New York, have q European infamy
in this way, and unfortunately their
example spread, for they were all
handsome and gifted. They bought
beautiful dresses for their friends at
home-they were much courted by
the more decent Americans, very
glad to be admitted to the Tulleries
even by the back stairs.
The curtain has fallen on unhappy
Paris, whose follies were those of the
Russians and Americans far more
than her own; and one at least OF
these poor butterflies, the most brill
liant of all, has been crushed on For
tunes wheel. What has become OF
the others ? What will be their fate,
what their old age, when the poor
glory Of being the emperor favor
ite" Is taken away, and when beauty
goes and only tho memory of folly
remains?
Yet the story ia as old as Messalina,
as Theodore, as Herodias. Women
will dance before kings, and they
will worship false gods. They will
mistake notoriety for fame, and will
linger in the glitter Of fictitious
brilliancy till some dreadful spectre
of a gray hair or lost charm tells
them that they have eaten Of Dead
Sea apples.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-08-22

physician and SURGEON, Lancaster, Wisconsin.
Oace at h. residence, opposite hon. J. Allen Bar
htrH. Zl-43
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DIR. p. A. CLARKE.

y, W, cARLEI, N. D.
DI,YsteIAN ASD SURGEON. Boscobel, Grant county,
1 wisconsin ONCE at his residence. 1880
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-08-22

WIN. H, CA ISHER,
A rTORNEY aud COUNSELOR At Law, Platieyille,
n Wisconsin. Office over the Bank. 22-3O
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-08-22

TTORNEYs and COUNCILLORS at Law. Gen1 Col
"A lection aud Land Agts, Lancaster, Wis. 1923
The New York herald., 1871-06-18
WEATHER RLP0H :
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, June 17-7.30 r. nj. }

synopsis for the Pas TCenvcfor Hours.
The barometer has varied somewhat, with steady
westerly winds on the Pacific coast 1t has fallen
slightly at the Rocky Mountain station, and has
fallen very generally In the Mississippi valley
and eastward, and Is row falling In the Eastern
states after having risen rapidly last night. South
erly winds have prevailed on the Gulf coast south,
easleriy winds on Lakes Ontario. Erie aud Mlchi-
gan but are now changing on the latter lake
10 the northwest. Slight northwestery wines
are reported from Iowa aud Minnesota.
The temperature has risen decidedly on Lakes on
tarIO and Erie. The threatening and rainy weather
on Friday evening In Tennessee aud Iowa are now
advanced respectively into North Carolina ana
Maryland, AID Lakes Erie and Michigan. yefy
heavy rainfall was reported this mofnlng from
Tennessee, illinois and Wisconsin, where IL 10 now
generally clearing away.
Probabilities.
Threatening and rainy weather, Win tight Willis,
WITH probably continue during tO,hishe aiii @
Sunday on Lakes Erie and ontario, ana
thence eastward to the Atlantic. Ciouiy
weather will probably very generally pre-.
vail east OF the Mississp N, win lglt WIND
from tie southwest and northwest. iartmly
cinnly weather, with flesh southcasterly Wnds, "a
probable i0r TIC UaI coAsw
The New York herald., 1871-06-18
LIFE OF Ma. VALLANDIgHAM.

To write that the community was startled on yes-
terday morning when the HERALD announced that
NIr. valiandigham had accidentally shot himself,
and that the wound would prove fatal would but
family describe the surprise OF all persons who read
the news. As the author OF the "new departure'
of the democracy Mr. valandlgham had only re.
Gently again appeared prominently before the pub.
lie hence there centred around him more than or.
dinary interest and his death has caused profound
sensation throughout the country.
EARLY CAREER.
Clement L. vallandignam was native OF New
Lisbon, Columbia county, Ohio, where he was born
in 1922. He was descended from Huguenot family
which left France on the revocation OF the Edct
OF Nantes, and which. we believe, Though OF this
we are not certain, settled In one OF the Southern
States, then Of course provinces Of Great Britain.
The parents OF Mr.. vallandigham were persons in
comfortable circumstances, and consequently they
were able to give him good education. He spent
one year al Jefferson College, In Ohio, and In 1888
went to Snow Hill, Ia MARYLAND where he remained
some two years as principal OF an academy at that
place. Returning to ONO in 1910 he settled at
Dayton, where he ever after resided. Here he
studied tho law, and In 1912 was admitted to the
bar.
HIS POLITICAL DEBUT.
At the very outset Of his career Mr.. vallandigham
made reputation. lie was but twenty years Of age
when he began the practice Of his profession and
vet he had not TO wait long before he had many
clients. He had barely attained his majority when
he entered iato his political career. Not
many months ago. In public speech. he
referred to his debnt In words OF pardonable
pride. A mere stripping he was when he rose to
address large audience, following, too, distin
gusned politician. But Mr. Valandigham possessed
"the gift OF aratory," anl STRIPPING as he was. his
In wI % n on inn nd
elected frequent applause. The result oi THIS INTRO.
The New York herald., 1871-06-18

impassioncd AMI resolute, and his clear, ringing
voice gave TO his words their fullest expression. In
private life Mr.. vallandigham was much esteemed
lie was OF a most exemplary character generous to
fault, fun OF charity, stanch friend and mag.
naninou5 foe.
CONCLUSION
It is not for us to pass judgment on his political
HE. What is treason to-day may be patriotism TO.
morrow. But justice to the dead and to the living
impels us to recognize the purity Of the motives
which prompted MIR. Vallandgham TO sacrifice his
political prospects during the war. He had faults;
but who Is there without tnem2 He may have erred
during the rebellion; but sure that he erred'
He never retracteu word that he uttered In that
eventful period nor expressed regret that lie pur-
sued the course lie did. He died believing that he
was right and his sincerity demands our respect.
even as did his abilities command our recognition
and our admiration.
The New York herald., 1871-06-18

All G. q. Il. New Departure.-11 SO Atra W
Hats reduced to 81 5U s saved Pearl Cassi
Hats Largest stock offered retail Closing
sale Boys Hats reduced from 82 80 TO Soc pr,ces
l6 Cortlandt street.
The New York herald., 1871-06-18

Large Assortment Of Boots, Shoes nnt
Caters constantly on hand at CHARLES FRANKS Boot
and Shoe Store, 53 Nassau street, Maiden lane.
The New York herald., 1871-06-18

a Cool, DcIighttwl Hair Dressina-Keeps tho
head and hair healthy CIlEVAL1ERS LIFE FOR THE
HAIR Is the only reliable able toilet article In the world
for restoring hair stops It's falling liz
growth. SOLD
The New York herald., 1871-06-18

TO Not Ter Your Prejudice Stnnd Bctweeu
your suffering child and the relief that will be absolutely
TO follow the Of Mrs. WINSLOW SOOTHING
The New York herald., 1871-06-18

A SIS Cnss!mcre-Tho S5 Cassisncrc-Our
SIS Cashmere Cheapest In the trade
FLEMING, JR., lfs FULTON street.
The New York herald., 1871-06-18

Bntcy,eIcr's Hair Dye-The Rest IN tho
world. The only perfect dye. Harmless reaoe ins,ant&
Deous. AT all druggists.
The New York herald., 1871-06-18

A.-To Americans TRAVELLING I'm Eurnpe.-S
Circular letters of credit available sterling
sued by BOwLEs BROTHERS 4 CO., 10 Wniian street
New York "a State street, Boston.
The New York herald., 1871-06-18

American passparfs for Travellers Issued
by A. G. WILLMARTH, United States Court Rui dings
al Chamb stre -
The New York herald., 1871-06-18

Nrroieon's Cabinet
CHAMPAGNE,
at Dcmonico's and all hrst class Restaurants.
Genuile
VTCHY WATER,
the dyspepsia gou, diabetes diseases OF Tho
liver. Kidneys ard bladder Csc but the genuine
The New York herald., 1871-06-18

O,Donovnn Eo-sa's Revelations OF Prison
LIFE. This distinguished Irish Exile commences thsse
revelations the IKIsH PEOPLE newspaper Of Tuesday.
June a. 1871. The greatest Irish Work published ia
America. Price ceuls
The New York herald., 1871-06-18

Girnhrm Hotel.
On the european plan. l55 Fifth avenue, New York.
A. II. CRANEY CO., Proprictors
The New York herald., 1871-06-18

Tho wilson shuttle Se,ylra Mnshlnc-The
best and cheapest rs class mlc 1es IN the wJrd price
from $40 800; easy paymtntI ssesroom III Eioadwy
The New York herald., 1871-06-18

Observation-Disclosures Gases Cured by
O. G. BEERS, NJ. d. IL East Twelfth street. Send stamp
for evidence.
The New York herald., 1871-06-18

C'orns, BuriOns, Enlarged JOlnts nnd NIL Dis.
the feet cured by Dr. ZACARIE, TOO Broadway
The New York herald., 1871-06-18

When You Are Depressed bs the Gauut, SiclxIy
feomg OF dsordsced system wa needs 20 be cleanse
aul smu aei hea hy action, take cose or Two OF
AYERS PILhS and how quloS can be restored for
shlllug.
The New York herald., 1871-06-18

A.-KeeD Cool md Comfort bie.-fscf a Pair
BROOKS Low SHOES KID OR CALF.
b75 Broadway, opposite Metropolitan Hotel l9j Broad
way, corner Twenty ninth street.
The New York herald., 1871-06-18

Wm. II. Lee. E.,ablishcd 1929, Mauufac-
turerer ana dealer Ia Furniture tor city aud county resi-
reucod prices "a Canal street, one door FROM
Broadway ly9 Futon street, near Church street
The New York herald., 1871-06-18

The Trip to the Fails.-The Exio Railway
Company offer exeurson from thia city to Niagara
Falls and for ais fraas run through oy daygas
OF tie scenery OF the route
For scenery hunt this road with its now paata drawing
room coaches furnishes aailes that are unsurpassed
Home Journal.
The New York herald., 1871-06-18
IA {: K ! Q O.
Party Strife, CriminefioEls and
RecrininatiOns.
Another Experiment at Rovo-
luton Expected.
The Elections Ushered in by
AssaSsinati0ns.
>~-~~--~~-~-~->--~~>>-
Juarez Playing His Presidential
Cards.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.
CITY or MEXICO, June H.,

CITY or MEXICO June H.,
Via HAVANA, June IL, 1871. !
Congress has adjourned. IL Is reported that an
extra session VIII be called.
Manuel Pazno declines the ambass adorship to
Washington.
An American Journal. to defend the interests OF
the New York capitalists, Is TO be established at the
capital.
THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.
Great agitation exists all the republic In con.
sequence OF the coming election. The local author-
ties of each party commit outrages the other and
riots and assassInanons are plentiful.
The City Council OF the capital Installed month
ago by Congress, were expelled on the 10th inst by
the administration. Much excitement prevails In
consequence.
The Mexican press attacks the lottery concessions
granted to Massey q Co., OF New York. II Daz or
Lerdo is elected the concessions Will certainly be
revoked.
DOWN ON THE NEW YORK HERALD.
ahe press OF the CAPT al are severe In their strc-
lures on the new YORK HERALD and other lonrn lis
for their alleged hostility to Mexico, and cal upon
the people TO prepare to repel the invasion OF the
Yankees.
The new Consul appointed for san Francisco will
remain in Mexico unI after the election The ap-.
pointment OF u Minister TO Washington VIII also be
Mariscas appointment as Minister OF Foreign
Affairs Is well received.
general revolution Is imminent.
The Congressional Committee held q meetingv
when 1t was decided to give The President one day
to renstate the ousted Board or COuncilmen. Tho
committee also appointed a subcommittee TO draw
an address TO the country.
BOTH PARTIES BAp
The primary elections for members or Congress
were held to-day. Both parties are acknowledged
TO be dishonest and devoid OF patriotism.
Juarez has distributed the army TO the utmost ex-
tent IN the districts where the opposition predo-
inmates 10 aid IN carrying the elections ana to re-
press revolutionary movements.
The government has defeated the Guerrero insur.
gents.
General Benleno CantO has been sentenced to
death Tor the murder Of General Patoni
conducta OF $3. 900 has left the capital.
colony OF /, 200 Alsatlans Is expected 70 estaf-
lsn In the vicinity OF the capital.
A-ssThere ~ BrauiifuI Ideal In the Tmn9ss
Blue Pearl Cashmere Summer Hat introduced by ESPEN-
SCIIEID this which to the eye of artist
be resisted gentlemen
taste. ESPENSCHEID, Manufacturer, lib Nassau st.
k.-PhaIOn's New Perfume.
I LOVE YOU.
I LOVE YOU.
A.--sTerrIug's patent
CHAMPION SAFES
25l broadway. corner Murray strss.
A.-FOr Stylish md Elegant Hat, NJ
popular prices, 60 10 DoUGAN l02 Nassau
of Ann.
A.-Neep Cool md Comfort n bie.-|sct a Pair
The New York herald., 1871-06-18

r.-var n .styiisa ami Elegant Su.uv,cr Eat
"a 60 LSPENSCuEDS, Manufacturer, No. lis Nassau At
The New York herald., 1871-06-18

Weed CArpesing.-Parquct Floor, $50 Eyoac.
way New snd handsome styles, suitable 10 every eass OF
The New York herald., 1871-06-18

1909 summer Hats Iess thin w ioiesnso
prices. WEBER; siSta avenue and iauy agss ssgcet
The New York herald., 1871-06-18

Bsti,ing Dresses, Caps and Shoes, for Ladies'
and gentlemen, at UNION ADAMS CO.'S 6S7 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1871-06-18

far caoyed Of uninterrupted yet well deserved
Thousands of havo daily visited their show
room the utter Garden Palace, No 667 Broadway under
Grand Central Hotel and all have been amazed at tho
nasnacence Of the display and the profuson OF goods
bipcd sale at the uniform price, one dollar. Milton
Jewery by the elite OF this country
well the middle classes It's merit universally con-
The of the have been roaixsfs
their goods retaining their color and wearing well tho
virgin gold The Company nat.ered by their this
c,ty have designs Of purest Milton
gold finished style to compete with the most costly lew:
especially trade The finest invoice OF
goods far superior TO yet offered for will bo
opened for the 6rs time. and the agents will tako
pleasure exhibiting them for the approval Of the
critical For elegance and Of designs and for excel
OF material they aupass jewery yet offered
the public Besides ths larger assortment Of jewey tho
agents their storerVor the Original Dollar store No 605
opposite Bond street. have for at the uniform
rate Of one dollar each full line Of Fancy Goods Tsns
Wnrc Vases, Baskets Penknyes, Meerschann Pipes dc
Particular attention equested to TIE "Book Departmcat
IN which will be found the standard and latest WORKS.
The New York herald., 1871-06-18

Enaltsh Yachting Hats, Imported, at Dunlap
CO.'S, ia Fifth avenue and $50 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1871-06-18

For Europe, Ho !-Numlers are Rushing to
spend vacation, and the majority carrying
with them ENOx'S HATS. Their beauty, elegance and
fail the attention foregners.
AMI lead 10 the improvement of hat annfacture abroad.
the "Cant Get Away Club'
their hats KNOKs, No. zl2 Broadway, Ful.
The New York herald., 1871-06-18

A.-FOr Stylish md Elegant Hat, NJ
popular prices 60 TO D0UdAN, o2 Nassau street,
The New York herald., 1871-06-18

A.-ITerring's patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
25l Broadway corner Murray strs3.
The New York herald., 1871-06-18
The News in washing ston-A Profound Impress
sion Made.

WASHINGTON June IL. 1871.
The painful tidngs which reached here 10 day
concerning the death Of G. L. Vallandigham
created profound impression. People OF all hades
OF political complexion united In expressing their
regret at his untimely death. The liberal
democrats especially, in view OF Valandighams
recent prominence In his party by reason
OF his .Iew DEPARTURE resolutions sim
cerey regret his loss, both from per-
sonal and political considerations. Prominent
Ohioans here contemplate calling meeting next
Monday to pass resolutions eulogisttc OF the de-
ceased and expressing their deep sorrow at his
demise
The New York herald., 1871-06-18

-ssThere ~ a BrautituI Ideal In the TmHgis
nation OF man." This Ideal IL developed In the moict
Blue Pear Cashmere Summer Hat introduced ny ESPEN
SCIIEID this which to the eye artist presents
OF expression be resisted gentlemen
taste. ESPENSCHEID, Manufactures, lib Nassau st.
The New York herald., 1871-06-18

A.-PhaI0n's New Perfume.
LOVE YOU.
LOVE YOU.
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
A. :. HATCH.
~ = IN ~ II
Fisk & HATCH,


RanIers and Dealers IN Government Securities,
No 8 Nassau-st., New-York. Jan 80, ISL
United States Five-TweDty bonds, II allowed 10
run until 1875 will pay but FOUR PER CENT Cold or
the investment at present market rates, while they
are likely to be funded at lower rate OF interest
than they now bear before that time.
The FIRST MORTGAGE Bonds or THE CENTRAL
PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY, at present market
price. will pay nearly SEVEN PR CENT IN GOLD on
the investment and cannot be called in or the inter-
est reduced under twenty-five years. -
A difference of from FIFTEEN to TWENTY PER CENT
NAV be realized in exchan ging Government bonds
for Central Paci6cs or saved in making new invest
ments.
The safety and value OF the First Mortgage
Bonds of the Central Pacific Railroad Company arc
thoroughly established and universally recognized.
The value of the property, the immense and IT.
creasing revenues of the Company and It's able and
honorable management, assure the security OF tho
principal and prompt and regular payment OF inter-
est beyond question.
We have introduced them into or regular bus-
ness upon the same basis Government Bonds, AMI
buy and sell them as freely at current market rates.
and are prepared 10 furnish them to investors or
Others at daily quotations.
We buy and sell Government Bonds Gold, and
Coupons execute orders in miscellaneous securities
at the New York Stock Exchange make collections,
receive deposits subject TO check at sight, allow in
terest on balances, and do general Banking bust
ness. FISK u HATCH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-04
FRIDAY, Feb. 3-P. N.

The stock market on the general list has
been dur though in certain speciales there was de-
cided activity The of speculation was strong at
the early dealings but subsequently prices declined I'M
til the O'Clock Board when sharp recovery was noted
and the ruled strong and higher throughout te
dav The movement in Harlem was active and excited
under food OF rmors, and in the early trade tne price
touched 1874 from which subsequent rise of four per
cent reported. The speculative temper PreeiseiS
fe reverse OF Yesterday though still representing only
the operations OF the various cques the MARKET
ing little support from outside influences. Lake Shore
was once more an attraetvei feature the point peng
again confdentially given out that the up
ward movement will not halt untl the
pont OF par has been reached, though how
the lucky holders at that quotation VIII reailze
the advance is not stated Ohios strong and active
under the supposed benefit to be derived from narrow
gaueing the road and forming an alliance with the Bal
tnore and Ohio which is old story generally revived
when the SPECTATORS go for rise. The Vanderbilt
shares partay recovered the decline Of yesterday in
sympathy with the reaction in Harlem. Northwestern
and Rock Island were steady fair business, but at
the close Rock Island to 1O7 In Wabash the late
speculative excitement has subsidized. The st. Paul
shares were firm and Union Pacific strong while the
rest OF the railway list quiet Very late in the after
noon the general market was weaker. Investment
securities were strong as will be by reference to
the official record the head Of the column. There Is
mysterious movement going in Pacific Mall the price
beinc firmly held In Express shares, United states was
strong and active at 42aA and Adams strong at 67i-
Wells Fargo q Co. advancing TO The following table
shows the highest and lowest prices Of active stocks
10 TO-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-04
Colemap Benediet's elosng quOtatlOns were:

The activity in gold noted yesterday was not main
tanned in todays dealings though III the forenoon the
price was strong and advanced from ll3 TO illi The
higher range brief, however the price reactlng to
m the afternoon, assisted by considerable sales at
the advanced quotations The prospect that the specie
shipment tomorrow will be inmaterial kept the price
during the remainder OF the day at l11s After Clearing
House hours balances carried free ofnterest though
previously ST. and per cent were paid for carrying
The operations OF the Gold Exchange Bank were a. fol
lows Gold cleared s5s746OOO gold balances sl437lsO;
currency balances, sl,69S73 The following were the