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We offer, atvery low rates .. .,- ID.
800 Bags Prime TO Choice Rio Coffee ID.
100 Barrels New Orleans MolassCa
90 Choice Sugar syrups.
% Hhds n. o., Cuba and P. r. sugars.
Fancy DemArarA Sugars.
100 Barrels Refined Sugar. .. ..
80 Half Chests g. p, 7, II, and OOlnng Teas.
80 Barrels Ness Pork, =,
100 Tierces Prime Leaf Lard. 40
100 Kegs Family Leaf Lard. ..... 10.
80 Casks Clear Bacon Sides,
80 Bacon Shoulders. '.
80 Tierces Sugar Cured Hama. q.
1900 Barrels Flour, .-.f .u.
900 Bags Timothy Socd.
90 Clover Seed.
100 Boxes Goshen Cheese.
Macketel, Lake Fish, Nails, Brooms, Spices,
Dye Stnns, Wrapping Paper. A large line SO.
lected Chewing Tobacco, Smoking Tobacco, CI.
CARS. ETC., etc.
Agents for Miami Powder Co.
oc5 LIST, DAVENPORT 4 PARKS,
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Whs can say that these excuses are not IRE,
quently followed by those dircfn diseases, Insanl.
ty and Consumption The records of the In
sane Asylums, and the melancholy deaths by
Consumption, bear ample witness to the truth!oi
these assertions. In LunatIc Asylums the most
melancholy exhibition appears. The countenAnce
is actually sodden and quito destitute; neither
mirth nor grief ever vlsItsit. Should sound Of
tho voice occur It is rarely articulate.
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The vegetAtive powers Of life are strong, but
in few years how often the pallId hue, the lack
lustrc eye and emacIated form, and the impoSsi
blllty Of application to mental effort, show their
baneInl influence. 1t soon becomes evident TO
the observer that some depressing influence is
checking the development Of the body. Con
sumption is talked Of, and perhaps the youth Is
removed from school and sent into the country.
This is one Of the worst movements. Removed
from ordinary diversions Of the ever.chAnging
scenes of the city, the powers of the body, too
much cnfccbled to give zest to healthfal and
rural exercise, thoughts are turned inwArdly upon
themselves. -..- r.r'.'F
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LIVER DISEASE and

LIVER DISEASE and
Indigestion prevail 10
agrcater extent than
probably any other
mRlady, and relief ls
always sought after.
II the Liver Is rcgu-
lated In It's action,
health 10 almost inva.
riably secured. Ind.
gesuOn or want oil &C
ton in the Liver
causes Headache, Con.
stipatiOn, JaundIce,
Pain In the Shout.
dGrs, Cough, DIZLi.
ness, Sour Stomach,
b Ad taste In the
mouth, bilious At
lacks, palpltaubn Of
the heart depression
of gDiFta nf tho hlnna
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Married Persons, or YounS Men con,.,,u,.,,..
mm IIg being aware Of PhySIcal Wsslg,sssS
VtAalS DEPUTY; Deormities, speedily cnred
nc who places himself under the care Of uT I
may @sy teng,onsIy eonade In his honor az a gentle
sISIa and confidently rely upon his skin al pby.
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with woful measure wan despair
Low sullcn sounds their grief beguiled."

While wO regret the existence OF the above
diseases and symptoms, we arc prepared to offer
an invaluable GIT Of chemistry for the removal
Of the consequences. 80
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COMMERCIAL and FINANCIAL.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH,
New York Money and stool, Sr.,ro,


NEW York, January 90. = GoLp =
Opened at 1901, sold at from 100 TO 1901
and closed at 1901. Loans were from 4
to 0 per cent for carrying. Daily clear.
ings $34OOO,OOO.
MoNEY-Tho market was very easy to.
day and the supply Of capital in excess Of
the wants Of borrowers. The morning
business on call was Ga7 per cent, but IN
the afternoon the rates declined to 4a5 per
cent. Shipments Of specie Tor the week
$S79 .465.
BANK sTATEMENT-Is favorable and
shows net gain of $05 $50 in the reserve
The banks now hold $lO,991 ,C95 above %
per cent required. These figures reflect
an influx of money at this point.
STERLING ExcHANdE-1OO4.
aoyERNMENTs-yery strong late in the
day, showing On advance ofirom l TOT per
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BALTIMORE, Jan. O.-FLoUR-Dull.
GRAIN Wheat Steady. Corn
Steady; mixed western, G7aGSc. Oats
Steady at 52a5GC. Rye-99a09c.
Provisions AND BUTTER-Unchanged.
WHIsKY-S0C.
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TSrSSs mat sonnd mind and body arc the most
niness rp requisites 70 promote connubIal hap
through life becomes weary S,IcrIS s Journey rs,
Plospect hourly darkens 10 The view. the mimi tT
~ nSeeongs snadowed with despair and allied with
sn e ;heahncholy reflection that the happiness Of
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HELMBOLD'S ~
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.f rt- So. .'-
Fluid Extract Of Buclu

There Is no tonic like 1t. It is an anchor Of
hope to the physician and patient. This is the
testimony of all who have used or prescribed 1t.
Beware of countCrieIts and those cheap decoc.
lions called BuGhu, most OF which are prepared
by selrstyled doctors, from deleterious ingredI.
cnts, and offered for sale At "less price" and
'lArgcr bottles" etc. They are unreliable and
frequently injurious. AskJor HelmboIGS. TAKE
no other. Rlct 81 % pr bOtG'sO or sir bottles or
So 50.
Delivered to any address. Describe symptoms
all communications.
HELMBoLD's GENUINE PREPARATION
Established upward oftwcnty years, Prepared by
a. T. HELMBoLD.
Practical and Analytical Chemist, No. G9i Broad
way, New York, and i0i South. Tenth street
Philadelphia, Pa. trtNT,r ~
Sold by Druggists Everywhere
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YOuNl AIHN

S siS who have become The victims Of Soil.
which Ssnuay I sSaSa aud destructive habit
ihnnSands o. Young mon Of the mosI a;,.sea,s
sAIenIs aud brilliant intellect, who MIGHT o,hst
wise have cntraneed listening Senate w, S.I th,
WI.i eloquenee or walked 20 eestSey Ky
MVnR Iyte, may call with illl Con1dcncn '"o
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ENDORSEMENT on TUE ppEcu

mL.' ,-ol I.N7 n UT TIE FhESS:
ment MithiD the last twenty years, and the mn.
me m important surgical operations performed
"; johnston, witnessed by tho repOrtarS OF
XXI; ahS SIm and many other papGrs, notices Of
nnITIo again and again before tho
character and EespectAbilIty, is suficient guar.
antee TO tho afflicted. s""''
SKIN KIN. DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
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YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves Nv .o.,.,. So.
tce, INDUCED In when alone RShIi Fsanndpn 1SC.
learned itom cvel companions, or al sehocI' tbSs
CHecB OF which are nightly fell. even when
asleep and 4 not cured, renders marriage Inn i'm
ISe oSiISIIS IAN ana destroys both mind and BODY.
What pity that a yopHs man ,ho noro o,h,.
country, the pride OF bis parents, SSouIS M
H. n! ~ rom all prospects and enoyments OF
ne Loy inc consequences or deYiatiST rom he
srat h al HatqIc, and indulging in certain se
nIStI naoi'' such persons must, before c0ntem.
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DISEASES OF IMpRTDENcE

When the misguided and imprudent yotarv n,
RlGeasare nnds That he has imblbed the seeds OF
ms painful disease It too often happens that an
tn:L me- sense OF shame or dread OF discovery de-
Sto nlin ~ rom applying 10 those, who from cdu.
III nn9 fespectability, can alone befriend
nm, delaying TIL the constitutional symptoms Of
t1ls horrid disease make their appearance. enSh
q nlceraied sore throat, diseased nose, nocturna
gaiaas IN tho head and limbs, dlmnoss OF slight
crossing with frightfui rapidIty, hi at last tSs
palAte OF The mouth or the hones OF the nose iail
III, anI the victim Of this awful disease becomeH
horrid object Of commIsScratIon, I'M death pIts
petiou 70 the dreadful su[erings, by sending
no traveller returns" ''0"' "'O"1'
Il is 4 MELANCHOLY FACT that thousands
70 this terrible disease owing TO Inc
ms t nskiill1iness OF Ignorant pretenderG. Who. by
Lne Use ~ OF mat DEADLY POISON, MERCURY.
saS constitution and make the residue oflfp
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DIR, JOHNSpON

OFFICE, NO. 2 SOUTH FREDERICK STREET
Leu hand side going fi0m baltimore street IStv
n nO%o rom inc corner Fall not 10 observe Inc
~ IT,, no letters received unless postpaid and
Persans 1g.i Stamp 70 be used on tho reply.
uon advertisement describing symntoms
The Doctors DIPII OMA hnn1a n IIs ~11
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AFTERNOON sEssIoN.

At9;S0 P. NJ. the House reassembled and
and the Governors message was read.
On motion Of Mr.. McKennon the mes
sage was laid on the table and the usual
number ordered printed.
Adjourned.
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MET AT IL O'CLOCK A. NJ
Prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Hardwick.
The Senate was called to order, by Z
W. ). Moore, Clerk Of the last Senate.
The roll was then called and the mem
hers all found present, except MIR. Here
ford.
The members elect were then Qualified
The first business in order being tht
election ola President For that position
Mr.. Carper nominated Mr.. 9. A. Sperry
Of Greenbrier county.
The ballot resulted rs follows: ...
For MIR. Sperry, 10 votes; for William
Price, 3votes, and Tor Jesse Ii. Carthcr
vote, q e - - $500
So. Mr.. Sperry was declared duly elect
cd President OF tho Senate, and beinc
escorted to tho chair by Messrs. Price an5
Carper, said
Gentlemen Of the Senate: | thanh
you for the honor your have conferred
upon me. II was unexpected by me
i!avng heard from men occupying Iii,
highest positions inthe Radical party O
our State, that when the Democrats Co
iato power that no man who had been In
'ae w, Union army could hold any office,
.IIu moi look Tor position but desired Ia
move privately for the public good. Blu
sae posluon held on the floor OF the Sen
S!e was gwen me by the Democrats AMI
conservatives Of my beloved district a,
freely as this Senate has given me ~ I'M N
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MANHOOD

1902 l.l
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Medical.
RALTnfoRE LOCK HOSPITAL.
ESTABLISHED as 4 REFUGE FROM CulrEfst
th0 OAly Flate uAorO a Cnrs e.n ;; Obtained.

Dc. johnson has discovered tho mos. Co,,s,r
speedy, and only Rfectual Remedy In thC Wall
i E weakness OF tho Back or Limbs, StTIr,nSeS
Atnscfons q The Kilneys and nladdef. invoInt,
W. W. lmpotehcy, General Debility.
~ EsIEolsncss, Dyspepsia, LahRnor, Law Smith,
S9niasi0n Of Ideas, PalpiAtIon Of iho Hsas;
Iimidlty Trembling, Dimuess Of SlCht. or old,
diness, Disease Of tho Head, Throat Moe y,
skin, Affections OF the Liver, Lungs, Stomach W "
SS S,,.., Terrible Disorders arising nom
TTS psStIisy nanlIs M fouth;-SeCret and Solitary
song OF SyEens 10 the Mariners OF Ulysses 6lipbt
We Ingir most brilliant hopes and a1tCInStiSns
rendering marriage, de-, imnnssIhie.
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New Orleans Market.

New ORLEANS, January 2O.-GRocER.
IEs-Cotfee = Firmer at 10fa29c. All
others unchanged. ...Ggf F&
Baltimore Live stock Market.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-12-10
FOR SALE ON TERMS OF
EASY PAYMENT.

go ACRES Of new land, in the town Of cassville I
- will sell the north half dissection ~ tovn range
west-3aO acres.
stuaton-one and half miles below the village Of
Cassylle and three miles from the Railroad depot Al
Bueua Vista, Iowa.
Of access BY good road. and suitable for two good
farms
Terms-20 per cent down. balance in ten years
annual payments al per cent interest.
viii exchange the same for Lancaster village prop
erty az fair rates.
Any one waiting this land will do well TO apply
soon. ". p DEWEY
Lancaster. Sept I'd, 1872. 1871
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-12-10
FARM FOR SALE

In town Of dilville. Grant County Wis. 210 acres.
so under improvements. balance timber and
grove landsi or springs, good fences frame dwell
Ing house IS By "A fes with porch 10 bv - feet,
good cellar well Anishsi good ct.Jern. stahling with
sheds and srAnsry orchard Of about 200 mostly
bearing with plenty Of various kinds Of small fruits;
school house Il mile distant Price SO per
Terms made easy For fur her particulars inquire OF
Daniel Campbell on farm OF James Balaotlne 3 Bros,
Bloomington, Wis. 27tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-12-10


The amount paid for pensions during the
last fiscal yeas was $40, l69, 3lO-ah amount
larger by $3,70S,4S than was paid during
the preceding year. OF this amount S2,3l3,-
4Os were paid per act of Congress OF Febru-
ary II, 1871, 10 the survivors of the war Of
1912. The annual increase Of pensions by
the legislation of Congress has more than
kept pace with the natural losses from the
rolls. The act of Congress of June 8, 1872,
has added an estimated amount of 81 500 900
per aunum to the rolls, without increasing
the number OF pensioners. We cannot there
fore look tor any substantial decrease in the
expenditures of this department for some
time 10 come, or so long as Congress eoniin.
ues 10 change The date Of Pensions.
The whole number Of soldiers enlisted ia
re war for the suppression Of therebelion
was 2,6Ss,523. The total number of claims
for invalid prisoners, lie, 500, being but six
per cen, of the whole number Of enlisted men.
The total number Of claims on hand at the
beginning Of the year was 1860. The
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-12-10
FARM FOR SALE.

IN the town Of wyaIusing, Grant County wiscon.
sin c0ntsiuing % acres, three miles east Of the vii.
lage u Wyalusipg and three miles from railroad de.
did grove timber good springs. dwelling house,
gvanAry and good stsbliug. good range for stock,
school house and church 4 mile dists ut, good or
cnard Of bearing trees said farm will be sold for
so per acre. Terms, - cash. balance time given 20
suit purchasers Appl1 20 r. II. Johnson on farm,
or James Balanune and Bro, Bloomington, Wis
y November I'd, 1878. 2Stf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-12-10
FARM FOR SALE

100 sczss Of land in section 8, 10 township No. :.
north OF range west miles north Of Patch Grow
and miles east Of Bridgeport: IS a req undsr cuIti
vatiop. 10 acres good timber, balance opening or
scattering timber. number Of good springs large
new frame hou (cost about $1,000. good range for
stock Said farm will be sold at the low pri ca Of sio
per acre as the owner has gone east and engaged in
the manufacturing of iron.
Terms-One third cash balance time given to suit
purchasers. Apply 20
JAMES BALLANTINE L BRO.
-u Bloomington, Wis.
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lVOIhOIe ATTENTION OF UOngress.
TERRITORIAL AFFAIRS.


arc generally satisfactory. The energy and
business capacity of the pioneers who are set
Ting the vast domain not yet incorporate in
to States are keeping pace in internal i'm
provements and civil governments with the
older communities In but one of them,
Utah. is the condition of affairs unsatisfacto-
~, except so far the quiet of the citizens
may be disturbed by real or imaginary dan
gers of Indian hostities It seemed to be
the policy of the Legislature of Utah to evade
all responsibility to the government of the
United States, and to hold a position in hos
tility to it. / recommend careful revision
of the present laws of that Territory by Con.
gross, and the enactment of such law as
the one proposed in Congress at its last SEES
sion, or something similar to it, that will pre-
serve peace, the eqality Of all citizens before
the law, and the ultimate extinguishment of
pOygamy
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-12-10

ALL KINDS OF BLANKS
For Sale at the Herald once
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1872-03-22
Everybody Happy.

It amt often that an election
makes both parties feel happy. 1t
amt quite natural that it should, any
more than that both bruisers in a
fight should come out happy, where
one Of them couldn't come to time.
and the second had to elevate the
sponge. Yet the election in New
Hampshire has had just such an ef-
feet. 1t has electrified the Repub-
licans and galvanized the Democ-
racy; it has encouraged the Sore
heads and made happy the Reform
ers. In fact it has exerted a univer-
sal influence, which will make the
annual elections in that State of
more than ordinary Importance here.
after because ofthe era of good feel
iny dating from thence-if you can
believe all parties, and that is the
only thing questionable about the
statement The Republicans, of
course, are happy, any party which
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CONGRESSIONAL.
Second session-xL11 Congress

On Monday, 11th, the Senate
agreed to an amendment to the Ap-
preparation bill appropriating fifty
thousand dollars to be expended by
the President for the promotion of
civil service reform.-Mr. Sher-
man gave the Senate an overhauling
by saying it had spent the most of
its time in useless debate and had
passed no important bill except the
Apportionment bill while the House
had been earnestly at work.
In the House, various railroad
land grant bills we're introduced and
referred-A resolution was adop-
ted for an investigation into some
groundIess charges against Robeson,
Secretary of the Navy--Mr. Getz,
offered a resolution, which was adop
ted, instructing the committee on
Ways and Means to report on the
propriety of abolishing all internal
revenue laws and imposing taxes on
States in proportion to population.
On Wednesday, the l4th' the Sen
ate passed a bill authorizing the sur
vey and making the boundary line
between the United States and the
British possessions from a point on
Lake OF the Woods to the summit of
the Rocky Notwithstanding
the consideration of the Legislative
Appropriation bill, amendments were
adopted increasing the salaries of
Heads of Bureaus and Commissioner
of Education, Commissioner Of Agri-
culture, Solicitor of the Treasury and
Solicitor of the Internal Revenue
Department, from $4,000 to $4,000
per annum.
Nothing important done in the
House. .
On Thursday, in the Senate, Mr..
Logan introduced a bill furnishing
trusses to disabled soldiers-The
Legislative Appropriation bill, after
being further amended on Mr.. Trum-
bulls motion, so as to increase the
salaries of United States District
Judges and the Judges of Courts of
Claims from $4,000 to $4,000 each per
annum, was passe..
In the House bill was passed ap-
propriating $337,0O0 to reimburse
Kansas for expenditures in equip
ping, subsisting and paying troops
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can cypher out a gain of 1900 or
1000, and elect its ticket, had no
reason to feel otherwise. The De
mocracy say they are happy, because
if they had succeeded, tie old iron
clad clement would never have yield
ep to q coalition with the 'liberals,"
but have insisted upon going into
the campaign on the resolutions Of
'98, and the Secession Ordinance of
South Carolina; but now, they must
yield to superior tactics and play
'possum up the gum stump" little
while, until the new departurists fix
matters to their liking, and frater-
nize with the author of the "Sum of
all Villainies. Van is especially
happy III this connection. Then the
"Soreheads" are happy; because
they will now be admitted into the
Councils of the Democracy or ''take
the Democracy into theirs
which is better, and make them take
shack seats" in the Cincinnati Con-
vention. Charley Sumner will poke
Garret Davis under the fifth rib, with
his prominent forefnger, and jOvial-
ly whisper to him "You know how it
is YOURSELF" while Greely, Schurz
and Upton, will explain "What they
know about New Hampshire" and
picture the sad condition which
might have been," if the result had
been otherwise. And the Reformers
are especially delighted. They are
prepared in advance with a Candi-
date for the Cincinnati Convention.
How else would they ever have been
able to save Judge Davis from abor,
ting before the race was begun. Now
their skies are bright, and the scene
is lovely. New Hampshire is to
them a Pisgah's hight, from which
they can behold the promised land,
in all its rich luxuriance; and they
gaze until, by anticipation the waters
of sweetness drule from their lips in
their extatic appreciation. Haven't
they a right to be happy. Guess So
Let them all rejoice and be glad, now
while the spring time lasteth; and
especially let the Democracy, and
the Liberals, and the Reformers lif)
up their voices in gladness now, fol
the anticipation is all they will have
to cheer them. The viewer from
Pisgah did not enter the Promised
Land, and night of darkness viii
settle upon their eyes before the
shadows of November fall.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1872-03-22


TIE CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD
is after the Island of Yerba Ruena,
which lies in the Bay Of San Fran
cisco. The Island contains 100
acres, and has been declared indis
pensible, for military purposes, for
the protection of the city, by army
engineers. Having once failed in
obtaining it as a grant, the Railroad
Company are now after it in force,
and with strong lobby interest ex-
pect to carry the matter through
Congress. 1t would be a lasting
shame to every member of that
body if they allow such a grant to be
smuggled through in any shape.
The citizens of San Francisco re-
gard the Island as vastly more i'm
portance to the city than the rail-
road; and at meeting on the 18th,
at which the entire business inter
ests of San Francisco was represent
ed, they protested against the grant,
declaring the island to be the Glib
ralter of the Bay, and that its trans
fer to the Railroad Company would
ruin the city, They also passed a
resolution requesting the President
to veto the measure if it should pass
the Senate. There should be an end
made to these gifts to the railroads,
and there is no better time than now
for a commencement.