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Dyspepsia Positively Cured, Ivy DIR.
SHARPS popular SPECIFIC. HARTNETTS Phi Sranacy,
Bible House, Fourth avenue and Aston place.
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Royal Havana LOttery.-The ExtraOr-
binary drawing takes place the ed inst j. Is. MARTI
NEE co. Bankers 10 Wall street Post Office box 1855
New York
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A.-A Meersc aum Article OF the Best
quality at POLLAkS both stores q John street. four
doors west of Nassau, and l,lo9 Broadway underthe
Hoffman House.
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A.-Lace Curtains-Closing Stock, mt
manufacturers prices preparatory to removal several
profits saved. nEYDECKER & CO., $40 Broadway, OPP
pose Eleventh street
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Creusc's Tasteless Totlide of IRON Never
hlackens the teeth. Sold by all druggists. Depot 1856
From atra
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Blue Birds Come with the Spring, so
do Bed Bugs and Feas Everybody besscs the birds and
curses insects and all the world and his
chase KNOWLES INSECT POWDER TO externinate tho
latter living insect resist its yang operation.
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CristadorO's Excelsior Hair Dye Trn ma
forms hoary heads into youthful ones instlntaHeousy
Sold everywhere.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS styles; New
goods and cheap. q. l.. kelly CO., IA Broadway.
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the remedy for Hernia like the shining of the
through the window winters day. The NEW ELIAS
TIC TRUSS is with comfort night and day, abso-
luteiy retaining the hernia in all cases, without any
cenfion and soon effects permanent cure Sold cheap
Sen. nv mail eyeryw here Fitted without any charge y
The ELASTIC TRUSS COMPANY, 683 Broadway, New
YORK who furnish circulars free.Brookiyn Union April
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s'Ecce Signum.'-Patent Furnished
GOLD SIGNS great novelty. Call and Samples he
fore ordering elsewhere. II. II. UPlIAM Co, sole
manufacturers painters and engravers. Office $50
Broadway, under drug store
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BrnunsdOrf ~ Metz Hove Removed
thsir large stock OF frat class CABINET FURH1rURE.
DkAPERlES &c. from 1875 Rvingon street to their new
mnu eegant buildings, 43 and AS Seventh avenue near
Thirty fourth street
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A.-Dr. II. G. Perry. DermntoIogisl

Bond street. New York. Falling, Loss and Unmeiy
Gray Hair; Dandruf. Ringworm, salt Kheum, or any
disease complaint Of the scalp. Also Unnatural ked.
Of the Nose Face, and Moes aud Warts without
cutuug ar blemishiQg the skin
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Exercise, Health, Amusemcn t-JOhA
WOODS GYMNASIUM, Twenty eghth street, Fnh
avenue offers superior facilities Tor physical develop
ment. Open day and evening.
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Fine Assortment Of Meerschaum
GOODS can be found at KhLDENBERG'S stores No, 6
John street John and Nassau streets Re
pairing in all its branches.
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A.-"The Apparel OFT Proclaims tho
MAN. the poets and Of no article is this true
than the HAT Hence the wisdom of getting the best
For this go direct TO the manufacturer ESPENSCiELD
lis Nassau street. between Beekman and Ann streets
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Royal Havana Lottcry.-Extraordina
Drawing April22 Il. ORTEGA,
No. Wall street Post Office box iSl6.
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Furniture.

Furniture.
VIM IT. LEE.
Established 1876.
Good seasoned reliable Household Furniture at low
prices
large assortment of style Parior, Library, Cham
Der and Dining suits twenty-five cent less than Broad
way prices. VIM II. LEE, 277 Canal ST., 1913 Fulton st.
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IMPORTANT ANNoUNCEMENT.-RARB,B BOOK FOR
j agents. What Women should Know woman's
book about woman. BY Mrs. 4. b. Duffey. An entirely
and original work on this important topic treats of
Is addressed only TO women by woman, Is without any
the best work the subject published
Lady agents only wanted TO canvass this work
STODDART 4 GIBSON, III broadway, New YORK.
pad. aldre receipt OF price,
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Get the Best.

Get the Best.
TIN-LINED LEAD PIPE corrodes by the action
OF 1t cheaper than lead pipe, as it will last
nearly four times longer and worth nearly double ~
in New superior all other water pipes"
BE deceived by n-washed or tin-coaed limitations
Circular and sample Of pipe sent by mail frye Price
I6s cents a pound. Address COLWELLS, SHAW WILL
LARD MFG co, 2l3 Centre St, New York: Also manu-
facturers of Block Tin Pipe Tin Pig Tin Pig Lead,
Bar Lead, Lead Pine, Sheet Lead, Solder &c Orders
filed at sight, at the lowest market price.
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A edition Is this week, however, published by G
W. CARLETON CO., OF New York, vsbch. IL Is believed
will In every respect, completely satisfy thu popua
demand 1t Is knownas
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The size and form most convenient for holding.
The type Is entirely new and OF clear and open
that has received the OF the reading
community i'll 9th popular works.
The illustrations by the original artists chosen by
Charles Dickens himself, and the paper printing ami
binding are OF the most attractive AID substantial
char aeter. ~
This beautiful edition viii be cempeted In twenty
yolunes-one novel each month--at the extremely
Reasonable price OF 81 80 per volume.
Prospect1s furnishing specimen Of type, sized page
illustration, will be seat to any one free appca
ton and specimen copies OF "Pickwick Papers, now,
ready viii s. orwardedb by mail postage iree ON
Of price, 81 u, by
= q. ". CARLETON 4 Co, Publishers,
Madison New York.
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EHARLES DICKENS WORKS.
A NEW EDITION.

among the numerous editions of the works of this
greatest of English Noyelsts there hrs not been until
now that entirely satisfies the pabic demand.
without exception they each have some strong dstnc.
tive objection.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-13

Golden Hair.-Barkcr's Aurora, Ha rm.
less water changes hair to gotion 81 90 Broad
way near Thir ~ fourth street
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Great SacriRce.-Must be Sold Before tho
LIST of May. -
GORHAM SILVER WARE,
30 per cent discount.
GOkIIAM PLATED WARE,

IMPORTED LEATHER GOODS,
GILT FANCY GOODS
Fans Of choice coors mounted in Ivory, Pearl, Tor
tose She'll edged with Real Lace &c &C. at 40
Ali goods warranted to be first class. Call
before purchasing elsewhere.
793 Broadway, opposite Grace church.
WIN. d. HARMON, Agent
J. N. HUDSON, Special.
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ssGOcs Down Smoothly and Agrees
with me wen the answer OF cOnnOs to the
question why he liked CENTURY WHlSkEY. For sale
by reputable dealers everywhere
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Pausing only to cast glance on the body
: Of the man they both loved and respected, the
troops dashed on and the two leading batteries
were whiting mile of the murderers when
the bugle call sounded shalt" Lieutenant
Egan and Major Wright's companies of the
Twelfth infantry were behind the artillery and
!. then come the cavalry.
General Gillem and Colonel Green and staff
were up with the men, but as soon as they
found that the Indians had all got back to
their stronghold the troops were ordered to
fall back, and active operations will commence
tomorrow or the day after.
ATTACK ON COLONEL MAsoN's CANA LIEU
TENANT WOUNDED.
The attack on Colonel Mason's camp, as
learn through Lieutenant Adams, signal Off
GER commenced by the Indians firing on Lieu
tenants Boyle and Sherwood, who had wan
dered some five hundred yards outside their
picket lines. Lieutenant Sherwood was shot
through the arm and Leg but Lieutenant
Boyle escaped without injury. Both officers
got safely back to their camp
RIDDLE, THE NrERpRETEn's WARNING.
In justice to Riddle, the interpreter and his
squaw, it should be stated that they botf
warned the Peace Commissioners and Genera
Capby not to trust implicitly in the Indians
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-07-10
Tyranny of Majorities.

De Witt Clinton, as Mayor of the
city and Governor of the State of
New York, made the annals of that
commonwealth illustrious. His la
bors.,as magistrate and as a citizen
were wholly for the good of his ma
tive State. Against the preiudices
and ignorance of his fellow citizens
he carried through measures that
were to make the State, his oppo-
nents, and friends rich and prosper
Gus. Gle had" says his biograph-
er, "the good fortune to mature the
system of finance, which enabled
the State, unconscious OF expense or
care, to begin and carry oct his poll
cy OF internal improvements, and to
break with his own hand the ground
in the beginning of the enterprise,
on the 4th Of Suly, 1917 and over
coming constant, unremitting, and
factlous ulterances, be had the felici-
ty OF being borne in October, 1926,
in barge on the artificial river that
he seemed TO all TO have constructed
from Lake Erie TO the bay of New
York, while bells were rung and can
non saluted him at evory stage OF
that imposing progress" No soon
or, however, however, had the polit-
ical opponents of De Witt Clinton
obtained majority in the legisla-
ture, than they abused their pc wei
by removing him without notice and
without cause from the office of Gen.
eral Commissioner, in which he was
serving, as he had served from the
first, only as an adviser, and with
out any compensation. The resolu.
ton deposing him from office passed
the Senate by vote of twenty-ont
to three, and the lower house by {
vote of sixty-four to thirty.four. Al
the first opportunity the people
elected their benefactor to the office
Of Governor, by decisive majority
Many other cases might be cited
The city of Boston, by a majority o
It's Council, refused to open Faneui
Hall to Daniel Webster its most il
lustrious citizen The Senate o
New York, in similar freak of fan
atacism, shut the doors of the Capt.
oil, at Albany, in the face Of William
III. Seward, next TO De Witt Clinton
the chief architect Of the prosperity
of the Empire State John Quincy
Adams, from early youth to a rip
old age, served h 5 country with rar
integrity and fidelity. His admins
tration, as President Of the United
States, was model of purity anC
economy. In diplomatic stations
and as representative of the peopl,
IN Congress, he performed every du
ty with conscientious devotion t
truth and justice. His public anC
his private virtues were alike unsus,
pected. After life Of unexampleC
service TO his country, when NOR,
thar three score years and ten o
such service were still cheerfully
borne, he was denied the right o
presenting petitions TO Congress
and by the passionate clamor of (
majority Of the House of Represen,
tatIves, refused hearing in his Cwr
defense. The tyranical but coward
ly majority avoided vote by yea
and nays, fearing TO put their nam 81
on record again-t free speech anC
the right Of petition.-IHe Republic
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-07-10

have that land; they signed paper
and file in the Secretary of the States
office. calling themselves railroad
company; they subscribed ell told
S13, 900 of stock, they are at the vast
outlay s100, to pay for fling those
papers, they pass solemn resolution
that they will except the land grant
they elect directors, some of whom
are not stockholders, one of the di,
rectors makes fun at them; they APP
ply to the Governor to fix the securi.
ty; he fixes it, they don't like it, but
depart sorrowfully.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-07-10
Estate Mccormick.
&TArEoF WISCONSIN,, In Probate--Grant Count
- County of Grant Z Court

GTATEoF WISCONSIN,, In Probate-Grant County
- County of Grant. { Court
In the matter Of the estate of Thomas Mccormick.
deceased.
On reading and filing the petition of Mary McCor-
mex OF Grant county representing among other things
that Thomas Mccormick late of the county of Grant
on the 25th day Of June, 1873, at the County, of
Grant died interstate leaving goods, chatels and es
tate within this State and County, aud that the said
petitioner is the widow of said deceased and pray
hat administration of said Estate be to George Car.
ter granted.
1t is ordered that said petition be heard before The
Judge OF this Court on Monday the It'll day OF August
a. d. 1879, at one o'clock p NJ, at Lancaste Ter in said
county. " w
Ordered further that notice thereof be given to the
heirs OF said deceased and to all persons by
publshing copy of this order for three successive
weeks prior to said day Of hearing the Grant Couu.
~ Herald, weekly newspaper printed and published
at Lancaster, in said county.
BY the Court VIM McGONIGAT
6w3 fonntr -.
Dated at Laeaster July S, A. d. 1873
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-07-10
Chattel Mortgage sale.

The undersigned will sell at public auction at Uur.
rcane Corners, on Saturday July 49, 1873 az O'Clock
p NJ to the hi CHEST and best bidder one teu-horse
power Threshing Machine with Woodbury. mounted
power. manufactured by IL. Case & Co. 10 1870 one
J. \. Nanny Reaper and Mower one Badger snlkv
uuitivator and one two-horse wagon. Said Machines
are all in good running ORDER and sale will be made
70 apply the proceeds thereof amount due on GER
tam chattel mortgage given by Martin Needham ana
mary ls72 and certain chattel mortgage given bv
Martin Nesdham to Eli Clayton. bearing date lam.
AIRY 81, 1873. Terms made known at time of sala =.
Hurricane, July s. 1873 euo =
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-07-10
Summons-Hazelton eft al.

State Of Wisconsin, - In Circuit Court in and
~ county Oh 0rant't} for Grant County.
George c. Hazelton and J. Allen Barber. plffs. ps
John Guliford Mary NJ, Gulliford, Farley Guliiford
Amanda NJ. Gulford, Jane Guford, John Russell
and Joseph Walker, defts.
TIE State Of Wisconsin to the Defendants here noned
You are hereby summoned aud required TO ansuor
the complaint in this action which is filed in the Of
nee fthe clerk Of said at Lancaster in said
county, ana 10 serve copy of your answer to said
complaint the subscriber at his Office In The I'll
age OF Lancaster Wisconsin, within 20 DAYS after tha
service hereof exclusive OF the day such service
and If you fail TO answer the said complaint within
the time aforesaid, the plaintiffs in this action will
apply to the court for the relief ded in the
paint GEO. CLEMENTsON,
July y, 1873, 6w6 Plaintiffs Attorney.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-07-10
SUmmOnS--BOCk,

GTATE OF WISCONSIN, Circuit Court in and for
- Grant county. IS Grant County
joseph Book, Plaintiff, against Anna Marie Krshbaum
Cecilia st2weiler and Msrgaretha Etzweier sisters
ana ne at law Of Casper Etzweiler, deceased and
Per Etz Keller, deceased, defendants.
ne SO Of Wisconsin, to the deeRdants here named
You are hereby summoned and required to answer tho
complaint IN TINS action, which il filed in the office OF
the clerk Of said Lancaster in said comfy
oserve copy ofyour answer to said complaint on the
subscribers at their Office in Lancaster Wis., within
twenty DAYS after the service hereof, exclusive of
the day of such service; aud if Won fail
70 answer the said complaint within the time
the palntn in this action will apply to the Court for
the relief demanded in the complaint
BARBER a. CLEMENTSON prG,s Attvs
Dated July 5, lSl3. ~ G
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-07-10
Homicide in Texas.


IL will be difficult for history to
describe accurately the disposition
prevalent in the South, after the
war of the rebellion, to destroy lives
Of loyal men on the slightest pretext.
The threats, prosecutions, whippings,
burning Of houses, end murders are
without record. The new formed
State government were compelled to
take special measures to restrain
and punish this spirit, that peace, or
der, and security might be establish
ed. Texas, for its purpose, estab-
lisLed State police, but the present
Legislature, largely made up, APP
parently OF the worst elements of
the Democracy, have sought to abol-
ish this means of protection and So
curity. How much was involved in
the step is set forth by the following
extract from the message of Govern
or Davis vetoing the bill. He says ::
"Having understood, unOfFcay, early in
the session, that majority of the houses diff
fer in opinion with me on this subject, and
that bill for the unqualified repeal Of the
police laws was pending, directed the Adju-
tant General TO call upon the officers of these
counties for a statement Of homicides and at
tempts at homicide committed within their
respective counties since the first day Of the
present year. Official statements from twenty
nine counties, and unofficial information from
twenty-five others, show, since the first of the
year, total Of seyenty-eght homicides and
seyenty.two attempts TO kill in these fifty
four counties. The information from counties
unoftcialy reported is probably short Of the
full number Of crimes Of that nature. If the
proportion Of cases Of homicide, or attempts
10 kill, during these three mon tbs, in the rest
OF the one hundred and thirty-fve inhabited
counties OF the State, averaged the same as in
he flty.lour counties newfoundland il will
very likely rather be over than under-there
were killed within the state during the three
months you have been in session, 1915 persons,
aad if the same proportion is continued
throughout the year, 7S0 homicides will have
been committed within the year. Whether
this estimate is correct or not, we have the
extraordinary fact presented that ~ persons
have met violent death at the hands of their
fellows within few more than third of the
counties Of the State, and during an average
OF only three months. In addition TO the HON
icIdes committed since the first of January,
the report OF the Adiutant General shows
that delegations Of citizens, or the county Of
hcerS Of fourteen counties, have called upon
The State authorities for assistance to over
come lawless combinations too strong for local
authorities. In two counties, since that date,
the public records have been taken by force
and destroyed In two other counties the
court-houses, as well as the records, have
been destroyed, and in fifth, what is called
the cattle record has been made way with.
This is bad record for US, and one which
we might well try to hide from the people of
the outside world, whom we are inviting to
come to our State; but it is neither manly
nor statesmanike 10 serink ourselves from its
contemplation"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-07-10
Farm for sale.

Wishing to change climate, account Of falling
health. l NOV offer my farm, situated two miles
southeast of Bloomington for sale This farm con-
tains about 40 acres is well watered and is well
adapted for raising stock grain: There is about 80
acres Of good timber the place be used pas
ture. There is about 100 under fence and 100
acres under pillow. Also good frame house. granery,
young orchard, shrubbery, &c There Is also a house
and barn the place for renters. #H
Bloomington, July Sth, 1873.
6,3w J.R. GORDON
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-07-10

S@-A question involving the va
lidity ofstampod tax certificate has
been reached in it, by the Supreme
Court. The case was appealed fro m
Portage county The result will IN
doubtedly be known in season for
the government of the action of the
board next fall.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-07-10

ETThe trial of young Walworth,
for the murder of his father, closed
several days ago. The court re-
turned verdict of murder in the
second degree which saved his head
but imprisoned him for life
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-07-10
Rooms Republican Congressional Committee,

so WAsHlNGTos. D c.. February (, 1873.
The undersigned is we'll acquainted with The gem
tlemen who have undertaken the publication of THE
REPUBLIC, and has entire confidence in their devo
ton TO Republican principles and in their ability To
successfully accomplish the important work thew
have undertaken. N'
The enterprise is earnestly recommended as worthy
Of the active and liberal support OF Republicans
throughout the country. F-S'-e""'
25tf J. NJ, EDMUSDs, Secretary
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-07-10

SG- The Hudson Democrat says Mrs
Lamb who was last week convicted
OF the murder of Mrs. Ottoman, in
Pierce county, received her sentence
Imprisonment for life-twenty min
utes after the verdict Of guilty was
rendered.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-07-10
Farm for Sale.

The subscriber offers for sale miles west OF Lam
caster farm Of ~ acres, 40 Of which cultivated
the rest timber and bottom lands good house, spring
and spring house thereon, stables and outbufdings.
80 of the above named lands under fenceand
contain a good stock pasture. For sale cheap. For
terms apply TO the proprietor on the premises.
6m3 ALEXANDER TURCOTT.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-07-10

The warm spring Indians, en-
gagged IN the Modoc war, will be
paid OFF and mustered out of service
as soon as they reach Dallas, Ore
gon.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-07-10

nsA-One Of the proper things done
by the last Congress was tho enact.
ment Of law prohibiting cruelty to
animals, which goes into effect on
the first OF october. One ofthe pro-
visions Of that law il, that cattle,
horses, sheep and hogs in transit up.
on railroads shall DO unloaded each
twenty-four hours, fed, watered and
allowed five hours rest. The penal
ty is a fine of $500.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-07-10
Prairie Farm for sale.

offer for sale my farm of 206 acres on Blakes Prai
rie miles east Of North Andover Thereof $50 acres
under cultivation, the balance timber, well fenced
and watered good rock dwelling graneries and sta
bes, Price $50 per acre. Apply 20 the undersigned
on the premises. J. HUTCHCR0FT. rs
Beetown, July Q, 1873. 6tf rs
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-07-10

PRE- EMPTIoN Laws The Secre>
tary of the Interior has madethe fol-
lowing important ruling: "When q
homestead is cancelled and the
homestead claimant is found on the
land at the date of such cancellation
with others, who ali design takin 9
the land under The prescription laws,
the homesteader being legally upon
the land, his settlement right vests
instantly on such cancellation, while
the claimant having gone ON the
land while 1t was discovered by said
homesteader were trespassers, and
the homestead claimant is the pro-
ferred party under the presumption
laws.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-07-10
DRUG STORE AND DWELLING
Fo R - n LIE
A RARE CHANCE!

will cell my business sta nd known as tho Lancas.
ter drug store together with all my stock Of drug
gists materials and medicines. lso a comfortable
dwelling of IL rooms, ia good repair and conyentIy
located Building new and stock fresh. A good
business run. Time on part Apply immediately
WIN. II. BAXTER
Lancaster, July 10, 1873 ev4