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New-York tribune., 1873-12-13
THE STATE or TRADE.
HAVANA MARKET.

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,,,e EtcI suye the United states % diy currency
p5 me- nt snum Sight io 81 G36 per cent Pr,nllm
D d,y, so 30 a91 per premium Short sight do, ss9lOo
oer cent onum ou Loaloa lI3llj premium on Pan, ooVoo
Dren
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MARRIED..

DfYON-VOWE-In Csmbrtgcpor Mas. Dee 10 bV Rev X r
Gerry d. The st. Abans V Me~ehgf W iss
Leutis c. Howe OF Can0tidgeport No c4nis
IRSSINGs-POSD-On 1Ih n.t the residence Of The brides
pa.nt. william T. Sabine assisted b. Toe Rev iona
Cotton Sm Frederick u Jennings Of Snth tngi !" Ah"s
Beatrice second gher Of LoTs Pond. est S ths c'y
New-York tribune., 1873-12-13

Dr. Uasbrouck se Copou re iilty Of err'ctns
teeth without pain OGce 956 Brosdeay 2Sst. New fors
New-York tribune., 1873-12-13

OF the Constitution II rapidly becoming unanimous
IN this county Tho Hon. w. II. Armstrong ana tho
Hon. J. W. F0rney the principal speakers.
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Ladies suffering from Rupture D't, rehsT,f s1 so,s
cured b. the 63j Brosisg Private Rooms i-ir
attendants Metal prns iron hnssrpss hihT sponge pad. no. ~Sfs
New-York tribune., 1873-12-13

bnker's Chocolate.
ly bal n To1 vii 'has on y'or sfoff !s
nishinx w. DAKxR Co.'S Breakfast CO-DL
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Geuts' Seal Caps.
Mufiacs, Gloves. ard Gauntless.
LADIES' PURS.
wARNOCK 4 Co. Hstters. 6f9 Brosdw,

Christmas Appeal for Poor Chiidren.-A bitter wis~
has come children New York 1honssods vea
BY s5d the bnnness trose
others of bread sctnc ~ home and thu
L, helm syea parents made sss BY sudden
ey These children Of the shverag Ia nen half
schools Some before they have ound
and aDier hroash tn
shsfn Wiptrr Chdrens Aid wish
happiness and thou sns
Furnish the provide good Christmas Dinner pleasant
children
They distribute hndre Of pairs Of shoes snd articles II
them Aad above AL they SAINT 70 send the hemes
~ a good boms in the Vest.
r.fy dollars will provide hresho ehidr-a
hanie dollars viii lnsh haadrvi psos cabisca vih
vsrnd dinners for month.
dollars will put hsressed tbrcs
Who those whom Poyen- has blessed sh means vu a4
TO give Happy Christmas to th.se pc,r huieooess -
Schools woai remember these b sho have home OF eo
Secretary Chins Aid Society 9Kssi Ycsrhst Ne. Ysrt
Gif clothing Ia
Es Fourth ST. Neu YORK. will be called % MO 1as>s 20 ss
wsrlei. ..
Donations iuc.ose 10 either Of tho srsrseas
DC male paJsbk W t~
''"'' " :" wM A BOOTH. President 100 wsast
JR WILLIAMS, Treasurer,
Metropolitan Nssoasi Bank. lO8 Broadway
T. L. BRACR, secrvtary.
10 Bsst Pourth-st Neg YssA.
WORK or THB ikAR. = .glI 80.
Thpre ,.e iarng the Eve Lyxns Hsescs
i5J me.ls we're supplsd In the II day an 70 sselJ
ini,.,r,l schools sew 1854 cbarcu. Who yer esn
ri n.,,iy aud eohsi 370l srst '" sces s,"re
,,a, ,n TOTAL uambef naieF chsne "o ss
m, wear 2t7SS Thrrr have . no etpssas :" -
Ha..y ."i Ss' seq ag"sUi> s'aa Assr1 b s5a43aes
New-York tribune., 1873-12-13

Bakers Chocolate.
II yoa 50 the Bxsr Vanilla Chocoli.-. get BNses
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,s, as ,.os. NJ o,oss v.s ~ 85s&s o. ~ sssss -
IN 4, % cIsass .teasy; dIpmenH. OoO hssS
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DIEU

Al Notices Of Marriages must BE- iHdorsed t0s& Iia
name and address
New-York tribune., 1873-12-13

Dr. Cotton makes tooth pesar> WITH Isasbns so
10 Cooper Iusutate. Il speciality
New-York tribune., 1873-12-13
6uetial Notices

PostO NoticoThe mails for Es,ooS ending sATS $1,000
NJ. "a 1873 oce TUESDAY aud THl sDAt
a, II 10 a. NJ on WEDNESDAY at 1880 M and q sATOtDh
stg a IN. and IL m 1. ~ 90" no. los"a,.-.-
Uorse md Coupe Wauted-In EXCHANGE for new srst-
Soo piano 10 BY the
ch.s.r Any Que wanting valuable piece OF property mat
s M h.sd on Ia hard viii bud pronbs 70 ssdra-a'
W. &. FORD. 81 CliIk~t. Brookiys.
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TIE YEW PEyySYLV1YI4 CONSTITUTION.

To.,l,,,,,.N. 1868 6l7l47 S64J'I5-JO0 S-o'If7I11
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HEALTH BEAUTYll
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II asks your patronage because.


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1t asks your patronage because,
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APRIL 1873.
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Il. y. sOUTHGATE, Secretary.
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41lc3lnXG Factory Point, Vt.
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WINDSOR COUNTY

EloaH09NTHnaNrr ~ oIoWE- ~
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Tumor of ~ Years Growth
cured by Ikadwny's HcS0Ivent

HHFtHtfi Nice 1aF vs. 1909
fia Ntbway 81 have had Ovarian TainoF ia ua etsfe8
a8d bowels 40 tla p4Ctayl sid thsrs ua hfpig ~ q
! trtHi eFery thilg that recommended tHt ratHe
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H Gut had f,im 90 t hsaauta hsd fgAsfa M tptls
Fsar / ton hotties ~ ihs lfaaFtut Hid one ~ "
lssAwgvs rIls sHi tae bdHla ~ ytat ssAg isef sBt
there L not sgH " t9fnaT 20 hs zt aHI ~
bati0r, smarter aad happier lhah lave " tssta Yesn
Tho worst tunar ts thr m side At its tautis. afaf
che groin vflla This - 500 iaF DO tsuff y tutn.
i q " al. a.
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SRRSAPARllllAN RtSOlVENl
has MAnETH Mu9f ASTONISHING CtNEet
NM Ro6H uNnERGoEs uNnER TIE il.
ELuENuE or THlS TRULY WONDERFUL
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Evory Day an Increase In Flesh
and Weight Is Seen and Foit.
kidney d bladder Complaints,

Rot only does The tAHsAFRHuIIkN RrsdIRFNF
pNag a known remedial ngouts iu the cure ef tlfaHt
haaluooa, Constitutional, avid hRlu diseases bot Z
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luuarG snd Womb disease, amydl nabtiss,
Ubpw etoppaFe ~ water IHc0HtiHture ~ iifIfs
Baghts Disease AihuminHfia and 30 ali cases whpf1
there are brinkdusl deposits o. the wAtef "a thick
cloudy mixed With Substances like The whitc n ail
egg, ur threads hso white slk. ~ there Is mefbd
dark, bilious appearances, and white b9He. dust De
p1aits and when there d q pitklnF burning sepat-
ton Wien passing water. aud pain IN the Small az
the Bac1 aud along tho Lolns. Ifiec sloa
WORMS, The only known and safc Remedy
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FEVER Ann s.tE.

waNs McadY Relief uItl trs. A fa d'a- Is
EtHr Wi lff4eHt sitEHHaA o. pains faHa tHHHa# Sd
4ait' u ateta ihaH trsagl lluHiY itH5ta 81
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Mss stss ser-zi. 5s Ia, is7a
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-06-26
Chicago e. Tomah r. R.-About
Those Bonds.

A wrong impression seems to pre-
vail with some of our citizens, that
the bonds to be issued in favor Of
the Chicago & Tomah r. r. (should
aid be voted) are colIectible and NAV
be demanded by the company at
any time after the aid is voted. The
fact is the bonds are really valueIess
until the company has performed it's
part of the contract, (viz: the COM
pletion of the road from Chicago to
Lancaster.) This is true of all bonds
issued under the general railroad
law OF this State. The following
section of the general railroad law
enacted by the Legislature of 1872
clearly settles the question of the
delivery of the bonds: (See Chap.
ter 1872, General Laws 1922
SECTION g. No bonds shall beIdelivered to
the company under such proposition until the
road, branch, or extension thereof, for the
construction Of which the aid has been grant
ed, shall have been completed, ready for the
passage of cars, continuously from one ter
minus through, or TO the district granting the
aid, or to the nearest point in its line TO such
district, or from such terminus to such point
as such company in its proposition shall have
proposed to construct said road, where the
line of the road shall not lie through the dis
trict
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-06-26
Graded School Exercises.

The closing exercises of the Grad
ed school on Saturday afternoon last
were OF an inviting character, and
attracted an unusually large attend
ance OF citizens. The entertainment
consisted mostly of recitations, sing.
ing, essays, etc., and reflected not
only merit in the scholars themselves
but the discipline of instructors. 1t
would be quite impossible to make
appropriate mention of the efforts of.
the participants, but few are espec-
tally deserving of favorable COM
ment. The Grafton of Mr.. w. Dodge
was q new feature of the entertain
ment, and ably sustained by the
speaker. His theme, Judge Chase"
was ably treated and his delivery
good. An excellent original address
was rendered by Miss Ora Cox, enti-
tied "Personation," taking Joan of
Arc a" theme. We regret that we
cannot reproduce some of the points
of this admirable address which was
replete with interesting touches of
character, gracefully expressed. The
essay entitled birds" from Miss AID.
die Holloway, evinced especial mer-
it. She referred to the habits of
birds as source of instruction and
entertainment, and to the evidence
of design by the Creator in the adap.
tation of their bodies to flight. Some
birds in mental capacity were equal
to quadrupeds. "With what pleas
ure do we listen to their song, finer
than human tones, whose melodies
are an expression of praise to their
Creator" An interesting feature of
the close, was joint debate between
Masters Geo. Cox and Chas. MUIR
phey in which the subject of capital
punishment was discussed in a cap
ital manner. A decision in favor
of Chas. Murphy was finally given,
the jury conceding to each good
degree of merit for their excellent
preparation and appearance on the
rostrum. The gymnastic exercises
by the little ones were refreshing
in the way of entertainment, and
were seemingly Us we'll enjoyed by
the participants. The Principal, Mr..
Chamberlain, took occasion in few
farewell remarks to express his
thanks TO those who had co>operat>
ed with him in his work. His con-
finement by duties had prevented the
fulfIlment of his social engagements,
but they might expect more of him
in the future.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-06-26

THE FOURTH AT WYALUsING.-The
patriotic citizens of Wyalusing do
not propose to be behind the sister
towns in observance of the greatest
of our National days. Arrangements
have been made to provide for a
good old fashioned celebration at the
grove near the residence of Mr.. f. p.
Johnson. Capt. Nicholas Smith, Of
the Prairie du Chen Uuion will de-
liver the grafton. Besides which,
good music, dinner, toasts and gen.
eral frolic of the old and young will
surely be the order.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-06-26

l9-A dead beat, regeresting "John
Hating, Cedar Rapids" at the Lancas-
ter House the other day, procured
supper, lodging and breakfast by ad-
vance payment. Notwithstanding
the prominent exhibitions of loafer
made by him and the close scrutiny
of our detectives, he succeeded before
leaving town in obtaining from Que
of our clergymen some five dollars
by representing himself an agent of
the Wheeler&Wilson sewing machine
company, manipulating a machine
which before his repairs run but
poorly and after would not run at all.
Look out for him.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-06-26
The Fourth at Washburn.

The 9th anniversary of Ameri-
versary of American Independence
will be celebrated at Washburn un-
der the auspices of the "Patrons of
Husbandry" in the form OF a Bas-
ket Picnic. All are invited to par
ticipate. Patrons will appear in re-
gala:
President OF the Day-Lyburn Wells.
Vice President WIN. Sweirs.
Orator Elder Jones.
Chaplsin-John Williams.
Reader and Toast Master-H. +. Conklin.
Speakers-Chas. Watson, ]. p. Rundell,
John Williams, Lyburn Wells.
Musical Directors-Messrs Harris & Ped
ley,
Marshal of the Day N. Clifton.
IF. CONKLIN J. p. RUNDEL,
Sec'y, Master,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-06-26
Fourth of July at CassvilIe.


The 9th Anniversary of American Inde-
pendance will be celebrated al Csssville on
Friday, July 4, 1873, according to the follow
ing Programme National Salute at Sunrise.
A line will be formed in front of the Den
niston House at O'clock a. IN. under charge
of G. Prior, President, Able Key, Marshal
of the day, and Carl Keinfell A. John Eugler,
assistant Marshals. Order of procession
lst, National Flag Bearer.
ID, Cassville Cornet Band.
Sd, SO Young Ladies dressed. in white
representing the 81 States of the Union, and
the Goddess of Liberty.
4th, Citizens generally.
The procession will move through the prin-
clple streets and pass TO the grove, where the
ceremonies will commence.
/, Music from the Band.
2. Singing,-"Ths Stare Spangled BAH
ner," by the young ladies'.
3, Reading of the Declaration ofIndepend-
ance by L. j. Arthur.
a, Music by the band.
8, Reading of the Declaration of Inde-
tendance in German by Otto Reinke.
., Music by the band.
7, Basket Picnic.
s, Salute at 10 O'Clock.
8, Grafton by Hon. A. r. Bushnell, and a
German Grafton by VIM. Wagner of FrepoIt,
Ill.
10, Music by the Band.
Volunteer Speeches, Music and Singing,
Toasts and Responses, ]. Rockefellow of
Beetown, Toast Minister.
At the conclusion of the exercises, upon
the supposition that ga little nonsense now
and then, is relished by the best of men,"
there will be Grand Procession of the ORR
entail Order OF Hyopenbopens expressly Or
ganized for the occasion. The Dubuque
Turner's and other excursionists having been
invited, will form in the exercises.
Come one Come ALI The Committee of
Arrangements will spare no pains TO make
the Celebration grand success.
Committee of arrangements III. Grimms,
L. ]. Arthur, Carl Keinpell, John II. l..
Sneclode and H. f. Young.
To those who delight in tripping the
eight fantastic toe" an abundent chance will
be offered in the evening, in English or Ger
man style, OF both. 3w2
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-06-26

THE CRops.-Reports from all
parts of Grant County agree as to
the great promise of the crops. Small
grain is growing rapidly, shows
good color and is heavy. Notwith-
standing the late seeding and un-
favorable start these crops never
promised better at this season. The
corn prospect is not so gocd-the
stand being poor and fields very
grassy. The potato crop is favora-
BILE, the pestiferous little bug not
interfering with the crops as much
as heretofore at this season. The
hay crop is immense.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-06-26

TO ORCHARDMEN WIN. Ferguson,
an experienced primer, having been
for many years in the employ of
nurseryman Barber, offers his servic.
es for the next six weeks to the
orchardmen of Grant County. Ills
long experience in the art of prun-
ing has made him quite familiar with
apple tree diseases aud remedies.
Terms, $500 per day. Apply or
write to VIM. Ferguson, Lancaster,
Wis.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-06-26

Fourth Of July at Bloomington.

The citizens of Bloomington will
observe the 9th anniversary of the
nations birth, and invite the general
attendance of citizens of Blooming
ton and adjoining towns.
OFFICERS OF THE DAY:
PresideAt-Samnel woodhouse
orator-W. B. Clarke.
Readsr-Frank Y. Grant.
Chaplain-Rev.J. C. Webb.
Toast MASTER. w, Bracket.
Marshall-Lynan Sawyer
Committee ArraIgements-D. p. Brown, Lev,
Brown, Mark Hadley, Samuel woodhOuss.
ORDER OF EXERCISES
Nation salute of 100 guns at sun.
rise. The exercises at the grove
will commence at 10 o'clock q. M,
and the following order will be OBJ.
served
!. Music by the Bloomihgto Band.
2 Prayer by the Chaplain.
3. Music by the band
4. Reading Of the Declaration OF Independence by
Frank p. Grant.
g. Music by the band.
8 Grafton by W B, CLARK, Esq.
T. Music by the band.
g. Basket Picnic.
O. Reading Of tOasts by John W. Bracket Re.
sponsss and volunteer addresses.
10. Music by the band.
The Methodist Episcopal society
will provide a fine dinner on the
grounds.
A cotillion party will be given in
the evening at the hall of D. F..
Brown.
All are cordially invited to join in
making the celebration a success.
COMMITTEE.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-06-26
High School Report.

Names of scholars neither absent
nor tardy during the three weeks
ending June goth.
Ellen Woolstenholm, Charles MuTphey,
Lizzie Shreiner, Louis Shroader,
Sadie Burr, Gerritt Gates,
Orah Cox, Everett UT,
Ella Robe, Lucius Barber,
Mamie Foster.
Number of names enrolled 81.
Average daily attendance AZ.
Presen;age of attendance -S9.
Names of scholars not tardy dur
ing the term
Ellen Woolstenholm, Charles Murphey,
Sadie Burr, Everett UT.
The name Of Ella Robe was by
mistake omitted in our last Report.
j. ii. CHAMBERLAIN,
Principal.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-06-26
California Wheat.

Mr.. z. T. Wright, formerly of this
county, writes us from Yolo County,
California. Referring to the crops
he says. 1.-THE farmers are harvest
ing here now. The crops are very
good in this section, but are almost
failure in many Counties in the
State. cut some wheat with a
header here last week that stood over
sir feet high"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-06-26
The Fourth at Castle Rock.

We are informed by letter that
'the residents of Castle Rock and
vicinity have made arrangements to
make the Fourth glorious by cele-
bration at "the Rock" A band of
music is expected to enliven the oc-
casion. Prominent speakers are en-
gagged. The committee of arrange
ments are preparing to have a good
old Fourth gathering. A cordial in-
vitaton is extended to all. Mr..
VIM. NJ. Sylvester will be President
of the Day, and VIM. Mccormick
Marshal"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-06-26
Farm for Sale.

offer for sale nv farm situated in Mount Hope
two miles northwest of the village the road lead
ing from Mount Hope TO Woodman and MilYille
about miles from Kidd's Mill. Said farm contains
100 acres 100 of which arc under fence 90 under cu
tiyation and the remainder good timber land good
frame dwelling granary aud stable, two good springs
of water and thrifty young orchard thereon. Per
sons wishing a comfortable home cennot do better
than 10 cali and examine this place before purchasing
elsewhere offer my farm for sails for the reason only
that my kindred nearly all settled ia Kansas ana
l desire 10 be with them, For further informa tion
inouire Of H. S. Kidd County Clerk, and for terms
inquire Of the owner on the premises.
A. l.. STRATToN
Mount Hope, April a. 1878. 4Su
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-06-26
sgHanel Green will smuss itss

e@ Hazel Green will smuse itself
on the Fourth witnessing the series
of races that have been arranged to
take place on the fair ground. Many
of the best horses of Lafayette and
Iowa Counties, with several "fyers'
from our own county, have already
been entered to compete for the
purses. There will be running,
trotting, and scrub races.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-06-26
Local Matters:
JOB PRINTER WANTED!

Wanted at the Herald office imme-
lia.oly an experienced book and job
printer, to whom good wages and a
prmanauL situation will be given.
Half graduated apprentices need not
aspIy A steady man, experienced
jaalI the departments ofprinting is
wanted. Address, Editor Herald,
lancaster, Wis.