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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-08

" Spiritual Manifestations. The mystery y
establshed.-G PHELPS MARTIN will deliver q Lecture
on Spiritual Manifestations on WEDNESDAY EVENING,
Feb9, at Hope Chapel, in broadway near Aston place
opposite the NewYok Hotel Lecture 70 commence at u
O'Clock Tickets 25 cents to be had at No Astor House,
and at the door.
~ Lecture on Henry Crnttan and the Irish
Volunteers OF l7S2-ln folhlllnont OF promise
IN Se 70 G ME1GHER win deliver
ture on the above subject at Metropolitan Hall on MON
SO cents 10 be bad the Irish American and Truth Teller
Offices the principal Boob stores and at tho door on the
RI Bron,way Division No; Q :. of T;7;An Of,
fetal visit by The officers of the Grand Division W be paid
this Division ON TUESDAY EVENING Feb. 8. at II
. Hal Mo- sss IS WY ORDER nsI a Fa Cordially
invited to be present.. by order AND j. hAshihE.
re- terusa,em.-prof J. WOOD JOHNS who re-
rded nearly two years IN Jerusalem as British Consul and
Architect OF tb Protestant Church ON Mount Aon wlsNe
description OF s residence there eccompanied py ase
painted views of the principal points OF interest ~ Sssay
Chane 4h.av corner 22dst, THIS Tuesday, EVENING
All O'clock Admission 20 cents
~ Miss Baeon,s Morning Lessonsu !, &c, cp nd
Term.oRlGlN OF THE GREEN ELsM ,,, ~ r;v IN
THIS MORNING At the stayvesant Instituts at II oes
Tickets 70 single Lessons % cents LOT 70 Lessons -
ikSy nc. L's''' will commence "ADNA''Ai A'AN
To- The Eishth Ward II. ". Society will meet
Tiijs EVENING" at "A o'clock, in Merritfs Hail. Spring
At near Thompson, Ira buchanan, EsQa Ut = r Town
rd ard Others are expected 10 address the meeting Mr.
Brower will also sing some OF his Temperance Odes The
public are invited 90 attend. ROBERT MANERET, Pres.
~ Grand temperance Demonstrating for
the BENEFIT OF JOHN r. COUGH at Metropolitan Hall,
broadway, nearly opposite Brooms ST, on WEDNESDAY
EVENING, 9th inst. Dr. PARMLY will preside. Rev.
~ HALE of Hartford Conn.,, will speak on tho occas-
ION. aher which JOHN r. COUGH will deliver fare
wei address Mr. g. b. BR0wER, the celebrated temper
pnce vocalist has volunteered his services for the occasion
An efficient choir wl also be present Tickets i2i cents
Exercises 10 commence at "a o'clock.
rY- Notice. Broadway Section, No 6.-Cadets Of
Temperenee-The membcn OF this section particular
reauestsd to attend the regular meeting of the So
Getty. ct their rooms, Convention Hall, Woosterst,
WEDNESDAY EVENING NEAT, Feb. 9, At o'clock,
business Of importance viii be brought before the meet
irs which require the immediate attention OF each and
,vcry Brother 90 der and act upon.
faietul attendance is therefore called fer.
Ny order, ROBERT T. FULTON, Secretary.
H. JOHNSON, JT, p. w. A.
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SALESMEN WANTED-Three or four ex.
- persuc-d Retail SIX Sassmen. Apply before 10 AM,
No. 81 Canalst.
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NURSES and SERVANTS WANTED
~ -Four experienced Nurses. two Lsdy's Maids who
speak French; Waitress Lsundress and Groom; all
must be Protestants Apply at No. las Granast Also
several Protestant Cooks.
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pANvARDv PILGRIMAGE to JERUsA.

No. 5a5 Broadway, adjoining the Metropolitan Hotel =
Painted from authentic Drawings made upon the spot BY
Ny BANVARD in perssn Picture moves every evening
81 ~ and Oh Wean s-isy and Saturday afternoons At
o'eloci. Admission 50 cts.-ehildren half price
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-08

DANORAMA.-The Mammoth Geographical
Panorama OF tire Mississippi from its mouth TO the
grand and beautiful ais Of St Anthony with all the prn-
cpal and towns, and general charsctercs OF this
mighty River for more than Three thousand Miles will
open Tor Exhibition on the FIRST OF FEBRUARY at
the metropolitan Hall.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-08

DlSLEYs ILLUSTRATED THAMES
N Nov Open at No. 40 Brosd~sy-By nr t,e incss
beautiful and aric ppedaction ever pssseases 70 Ne
SATURDAY ~ Up 81 Adrassion redneed g . cenA
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.TFW PLANNING MACHINE-Rights for

v the new Prs1t RacipfoeGiing P.nsng Machine VIII
h. S.po.ed Of OF svpl esron the undergned This As
ehn~ 4 .ekro~ edssd by nsacnst and az who have usd
III 10 Be supercr 70 any otner invented for ia
Ticity strength and pTsetieabhty- ANY penon work
n and the pasDg better every respect than that sors
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CUS--NEW.YORK AMPHTTBEA

OTFR No 81 Bowrry r. SANDS Co. Proprietors-
TUESDAY Feb 8-The Entertainments commence with
toe Grand Calyacade, Jed by NJ and Mrs NATaASs
Miniature Horsefnsnship. BY Master JESSIE SANDS
Equesirisuisln by Miss Emma Nathans. Mr.: Mlcflrand
on The Tight Rope. superb Horsenazhp and great Gym
nsstic Fests by the full strength Of the Troupe Prices
Performance to commence at u o'clock Performance
MednesdaH and SATURDAY atterpoons
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-08

DARTNER WANTED-lna an Office business,
l. raging ever 5000 per month only g. SO required
down The principal object being to set suitable person
attszd 70 he Business address with real name, A.
CT 3TUS, O1ce Of The TribzEe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-08

DROADWAY THEATER-E A. Nassau,
ID Sole Iessee.-THlS EVENING. Feb s, WI Be
perforned the Comedy OF the
LONE CHASE.
Wilsrsle Conway Widow Green Ms Vernon
Constance Miss Emma FITZPATRICK
ToeopcirSs WIFI MARRIED AND SETTLED.
ooors open ~ 81; cornpen-es s7 Boxes and fAsor1
70 cents; Upper Circle, sc. -.
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WANTED--Two statesmen IA a city retail
w Dry Goods house one who thoroughly understands
the linen trade all its branches and who understands
the hosiery trade Address q, at this Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-08

TEACHER WANTED.-I wish TO employe
siusle Gentleman of liberal education. additional
Assistant in my School CALEB $. HALLoWELL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-08

rYr The Eighth Ward II. vs.. society will meet
Tfffs EVENING" at n O'clock in MernTs Hail. Spnng-
a. near Thompson. Ira Buchanan, Esqa Dr. s. 7. Town
send Others expected 70 address the meeting MI
Brower will also sing OF his Temperance Odes The
public are invited 90 attend. ROBERT MANERET Pres.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-08

IT. PeOIde,s Lecfures.--Rey. HENRY WARD
BEECHER win give the Ninth Lacture Of the Peoples
Course at the Tabt raaoe TUESDAY EVENING Feb. 9Th.
SubecThe CoDse rvaiye and the Progressive Lecture TO
commence al O'clock Tickets ~ cents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-08

WTANTED-AM ddle-aged Colored Woman
w 20 co the work Of & suaal private family. None
need sppy without good city reference. Inquire No .
Stanton 20.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-08

~ broadway Division No; O :. Of T;,,An Of,
fetal visit by The officers of the Grand Division yin be paid
thjs Diyision on TUESDAY EVENING, Feb g. at u
ocock,at its Hail, No $50 broadway neGr Frankin 81
invited 10 be present.. by order AND. J. kASMlhE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-08

~ Miss Baeon's Morning Lessons-Secoud
Term.-ORlGIN OF THE GREEK ELEMENT IN
MODERN CuLrURE.-rhe Third Lesson viii De gwen y
THIS MORNING at the Stuyvesant Institute, at III oerk
Tickets 10 single Lessons, 80 cents for 10 Lessons W
Eysnins L. Sous will commence WEDNESDAY EVEN
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Observation-Disclosures

~ TUESDAY EyENING at O'Clock, The new, com
ic, moral drama, OLD FOLKS AT HOME THIS AZ
TFRNOON, at oicloek, GRANDFATHER WHITE
HEAD. The IERANT LEOPARD TAMER will appear
with the LEOPARD ARMENIA THE PErRlFlEO
HORSE and RIDER. the Living Animals kc-, are 70 be
at all hours AdHiance to the whole Museum Enter
tanments &c, - cents Parquet spd FTst Baeo1y, Ia
cents extra.
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Chaness tor Business Glen.

nRUG STORE.-A frst-clsss store well
~ stocked and doing good business is offered for s,ls
with lease OF four years good location TOT Physician
Tor particulars inquire Of
j. p CALLBREATH, No. 1,oll Broadway.
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NONCERT.-A Sacred and Miscellaneous
HIlRIO, SALOON.-L.M GOTTSCHALK

York that he VIII give faid EVEN
Mr.. GOTrSCHALK will be assisted BY
Nine. ROSE DE VRIES,
Mr. HOFFMAN,
Mr.. FRAZER
PkoeRANME-PAsT
l. Duet-Grand Concerante for Fute and Piano Forte.
Messrs. J. A. hyLE and g. + Bsisrow
2 The Chase OF Young Henry"-Fantasa. Gottschs
Executed By the AUTHOR.
8 Song"I viii Love Thee 70 the Last" .Montgomsry
BY Mr. FRAZER.
Enntasa"Jerusalefn" Grand rriurphal. .GoTTSciiALK
Fantasia for two Pisnos,I
By Mr.. RieHARp HOFFMAN and the Author - :,
5 Graxd Ara-"I due Foscari,
Sung by Nine ROSE DE VNEs.
G. Septuor from Lucis d LsmInermoor. List
BY GorTscHALH
PART
l. Descriptive Ballad-"The Young Soldier composed
f SThe MOissOusnsa, Ma1urka,
2 Poetic Csprices The Osianc Dance, Oottschalk
The Bananier Ne gToD2ace,)
BY the AurHoR.
8 Ana-Ah mon Ills" Prophet" .Meyegoeer
By Nine. Rose DE- VRIEs.
T. Waltz Di Brsvura-or two Pianos) Gottsehalk
s. Rondo"l LOMBARD" .................:.
g. Carnival Of VeDse, composed and executed
Tickets One snd Two Dollars according to location Fer
sale at al the Music Stores Seats be secured a. VIM
HALL 4 SONS. where diagram can be seen. IsAeLs
will be in attendance facilitate tie seating othe audience
Doors open II 81 O'clock Concert TO commence H.
GRAND FAREWELL CONCERT-PAUL
MULLEN Violinist respectfully announces that his
FAREWELL CONCERT will take place on TUESDAY
EVENING, February p, ct Metropolitan hNi on "neh
occasion he VIII be assisted ny ,
Nine. HENRIETTE S0NTAG,
S;gnor c. BADIALl.
Sisnor POZz0LlSl, and
Signor ROCCO.
who have in the kndest manner offered their valuable ser
vices. Particulars in future announc menta
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Uanie.

AS general HoUsEMAID in small family, by
N respectable young Woman. Apply at No Car
uine-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-08

"ANTED-A situation by respectable
w Young w oman, ss Chambermsld and do plain sew
Ing or Childs Nurse. Apply a. No 80 Pierrepcntst
Brooayn.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-08-03

Gs7The "Ffee Democrat" wishes us to cor
rect some of the representations Of -. T. M. .
in his late letter 10 the HERALD, on The Hub
bell T~ial. VIII the Gree Democrat please
first pick the beam out Of his own eye He
"ialsely says" that j. T. NJ. represents the
whole Bar of the Second Circuit as |Sset of
devils" Now J, I. M. has never said so.-
We do know such are not his opinions But
If the 'Edevi's'' read the Free Democrat, some
OF The fraternity may yet call j T. M, to an
account for giving so respectable a character
tosome OF The actors in the late E'bull-Gght.n
Give us the data, MIR. Democrat, for correct
ing }. I. Ms allegations, and we will do it.
Answer US, who was it, that two years since,
preferred articles of impeachment before the
Legislature, against the whole Supreme Court !;
was willing to undertake the business of In
peachment by tbs Job, and would have cleared
the entire bench at $1,000 a head Was this
a member of the bar in the Second Circuit?
Was he ''whiter devil'' than Hubbell? No.
we understand that Hubbell in his view was
the only ''white devil' on the old supreme
Bench-the only man worthy of his position.
And let US know further, did any member OF
the second circuit ever intimate that Judge
Larabee was guilty of taking bribe I? Did
any member of tie bar Of the second circuit
vote for Hnbbell when he knew all about the
Sanderson case, the Mitchell case and the
Gushing case; and still prefer Hubbell TO the
Jusuit, "Finch?' Is there any member, OF
members Of the bar in the Second Circuit who
Lave been bent on making glory in fllibus-
tering expedition against the Bench in general
Now whatever may be our opinious of Judge
Hubbell, and we have given them pretty free
ly, we believe he as fully deserves the public
confidence as some of his disappointed and
reckless enemies and these enemies them.
selves have sanctioned this opinion-and this
is the comparison made by our correspondent.
Mr.. Finch may be a very honest man; but :
distinguished member of the bar of the Second
Circuit calls him q Jesuit, and would MOI
vote for Alm. Now if these gentleman has
the discretion to Cau3ie each other behind the
curtain, we should believe they are no esbettel
NOR worse" than the rest OF mankind. But
this very number of the Democrattells US tha
Hubbeil's opponent, was charged Of perjury
in lying alidayits. Now how can we know
but this affidavit may have been true Sucl
disc ,oauces are far more discreditable to TIL
parties concerned than any thing said by on
correspondent.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-08-03

EDITORIAL CHANGE.-B. e. HUTCHINSON,
Esq, has retired from the Crawford County
Courier, and Mr.. D. Fl. JOHNSON takes his
chair. The Courier will hereafter be publish
ed by HURD s. JOHNSON. 1t was an ably con-
Quoted paper under the former editor, and from
our acquaintance with the new incumbent, the
Courier will not fail for want of talent, spunk
and industry.
The Courier of 9th ult., presents quite an
exulting article upon the Milwaukee and Mis-
sissippi Railroad, the substantial facts of which
we give: At special meeting Of the Direc-
tors, a contract was entered into with Mr.. A.
L. CArLIN, President of Vermont bank, to
complete the road through 10 Prairie du Chen
by lst January, 1885, for $25 900 mile. He
assumes the Cook & sherwn contract 10 Madi-
son so that he wilt have the contract from
Rock river to the Mississippi. He is to
receive one-haIf inbonds. and the other
half in stock. The Courier believes ..the
day is not far distant when another road
will traverse the dividing ridge from opposite
Prairie du CHEM on the route westward,
as recommended BY Whitney. The spopu-
lation of Prairie du Chen is estimated al
10000 in 1850.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-08-03

"WAKING UP" BLooMER.-A
"Bloomer." recently married aOnfI
N. Y. was "horned'' by some oII8
lage rowdies. She fred a gu.
their heads, and they run away
tainted by some of the villages
the fact, they resolved to Try it !.
This they did the next night, ap
lenged the girl to shoot again.
her a liar, &c. On this, the you
man fired once more above ths
they laughed her to scorn, ana
goaded to indignation, she sent .
of shot rafting among their ,,
pates, and wounded, limping, am
ling, they retreated in confusion
citizens generally sustain the co.
the girl, as being quite proper a
tifiable.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-08-03

g7The st. Paul Manasotian cautions the
public against fraudulent Bank just started
in that Capitol, called the Central .4merican
Baak. The Bills are signed ]. NJ. RICHARDS,
Prest., IL. w. CLARK, Cash. The propretors
claim to be democrats, by virtue Of which
claim, (and by virtue Of nothing else they
expect to secure charter at the next session
of the Legislature, and then apply to Congress
for its approval. We have heard of democrat
&c capital, but have never known of its being
converted into Baking capital!
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-08-03

TIE PoroaI WIS. LEAD COMPANY.
This IS the style Of a company which
IS preparing to carry on the lead mining
business more extensively than il has
ever been attempted in the west. Tie
association is formed Of number of
wealthy gentlemen of New York. ST.
neon Leland, proprietor of the Metro
polltan Hotel, Hew York, is the presi-
dent Watertown Chronicle.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-08-03

Our Mercantile friends, and others, hav-
ing freight for transportation to or from the
Lakes, are referred to the aMiwaukee and
Mississippi Railroad 2 advertisement That
ROAD isto be completed, within very short
time, 10 miles Of Madison, where it win be
our nearest point by odds, all else considered.
There is a most splendid wagon road over a
continued dividing ridge, from Grant County
optoStoughtonville where Their abroad will soon
beinisaed. suggestto Wisconsin men, thai
the Railroads of our own state ought to be pre-
fered and patronized before any others.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-08-03

Gs@We have specimens Of Sepen- headed and
cl06-headsd Wheat raised by Mr.. JAMES
JONES on the county farm. The seed was sent
TO him in letter from Salt Lake, and from
this small quantity he expects TO have quite a
harvest next year. The C5ub-Aeaded has six
rows, and the head is some larger than the
Caaade-elab, though we have seen larger tn an
either. It is a beautiful wheat The Ssuen-
headed is an utterly iudescribable variety, ex-
eept that it is large, lubberly, bearded and
fat-butted, but unlike any thing you think of,
or ever read Of They may be seen at our Office.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-08-03

LABoRERs FOR THE HARvEsT.-There
is a great demand for laborers in the har-
vest field, and much difficulty is expert
enced by Farmers in obtaining the ne
cessary help. We hear that as high as
IA shillings and two dollars d day has
been offered and paid for Graders
T Milwaukee Sentinel.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-08-03

AGRICULTURAL ,DELEGATEs.-Hon.
Berthe Pinkney and Warren Chase have
been appointed delegates to the Worlds
Fair to represent the Wisconsin State
Agricultural Society.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-08-03

57About one hundred thousand acres
of government land were entered at the
Land Office III this City during the month
Of June, about one fourth Of which were
cash entries Iowa Reporter. u
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-08-03

CoUN TERrEITs.-The Cincinnati Ga
zette,. Of Saturday week, says there new
er was time when SO many counterfeit
notes were in circulation. 1t supposes
some 800 per day are received in re-
gular business, and thrown out at the
city, when offered for deposit.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-08-03

HORSE SToLEN.-A horse was stolen on
Thursday, the 2Sth ult. near McGregor's
Landing, Clayton Co., Iowa. The owner and
one or two others passed through our village
on the following day in pursuit Of the thief,
who was evidently on his way to Chicago
common rendezvous for western villains
The thief is described as a small, full faced
man, about 10 years of age. 1t is said,
when not professionally engaged, he resides
near the place where he stole the horse.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-08-03
The SLAVE LAw.-The Alton Tele.

The SLAVE LAw.-The Alton Tele-
graph copies statement which gives an
instance Of the practical enforcement of
the Illinois Slave Law in Washington
County. A colored man, after con-
finement of six weeks in the County Jail,
was on the Goth sold to Marcus G. Falk-
ner, of Grand Point, for The sum of 81
% for one month. At the expiration Of
that time unless he leaves the State, he
is again to be arrested and sold to the
highest bidder, which may be for a
month. year, or dozen years, or for
life Springfield (lll) Jour.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-08-03

Hobbs, the celebrate Lock man,
has again taken the conceit out of John
Bull, by picking in three minutes a lock,
the maker OF which the Society of Arts
had just awarded premium of $40.
Hobbs took needle and thin strip of
steel, and in the presence of the learned
Societey, showed that the lock was
worthless--at least if all thieves are as
expert at picking locks as Hobbs.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-08-03
Niagara Falls, July

OPENING OF THE NIAGARA !
AND CANANDAIG IA RAILROAD
cursion train over the Niagara ~,
Canandaigua Railroad arrived , n.y. ',
8 clock and 40 minutes. Left Cp
qua at 6 o'clock 10 minutes. lns'
d cars well filed.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-08-03

RELEAsED.--Ira B. Eddy, the part
ner Of Seth Paine in the late Spiritual
Bank at Chicago, who was taken east to
an Insane Asylum, has been released on
a writ of ha6eos corpus.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-08-03

TBAs the, season is with us, when
all are liable to the Affections that follow
colds seated on the throat and lungs, we
should keep in mind that flyers Cherr5
PectoraJ is the proper remedy orqthese
diseases, and that it seldom fails to cure
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-08-03

SURVEY OF THE New LAMBS
ders have been issued from the v
Land Office for the survey OF tnsi
lands, and also the lands in our Y
recently comprised within ths
Smelling Reserve Minnesota
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-08-03

BORROWER THUNDER THE citizens
of Cape Vincent, on the American side
Of the line, borrowed cannon. of their
British neighbors at Kingston, with
which to celebrate the 4th of July!
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-08-03

Com CHART MANUAL AND CoUNTERFEI
DETEcToR.-The Unprecedented emission OF
spurious Coins, and counterfeit, fraudulent an d
ether a0ia cat bank paper, Sc ems to render it
absolutely necessary for every business house.
mechanic shop, tavern, farm house, and law
yer and doctors Office, to have some sort of
means to detect deceptive monty. No people
IN the United States are half so much exposed
to tbs craft Of money victimisers as we Of the
Wisconsin Lead Mines. Ever accustomed to
a hard currency, perhaps there are no superb
or judges Of gold and silver coins, yet we are
the most Ignorant people about paper money.
There is no alternative but 10 send off for
Counterfeit Detectors, every one of US, or be
swindled out of ten or twenty per cent of our
earnings. a
IhoapSoa's Chart Manual aud Bank Note
and Commercial Reporter is the best in the u
Mon. Send 81 90 for the semi-monthly, and
they will forward you all you want for detect
ing spurious metallic and paper money. Adj
dress ]. THOMPSON, Banker and Broker, No.
2. Wall street, corner of Broadway, New York.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-08-03

- oHNsoN's MEXICAN PANORAMA, now
exhibiting in the west, viii be welcome Wis
Tier everywhere. 1t is a master work of art,
and will bear criticism, for the perspective is
certainly perfect. This grand PAINTING rep
resents all the prominent mountains, passes,
plains, cities, hamlets, eYergreens and snow
capped mountain peaks. as seen by the Amer
lean army on their way to Mexico-concud ing
with view of Chepuitepee, Or the real Mon
teZumas, and the entrance of Gen Scott and
army. into the so-called g Halls Of the Monte
zpmas," amid the welcome greetings of the
Mexicans. An involuntary hurrah for Gen.
Scott, and his brave army cannot be overcome
BY reasonable aLforts, while beholding the final
scenery. We have tried it, and SO have seve-
raj others of oar townsmen, but we all had to
yield.
The exhibitors next go to Beetown, then to
Potosi, Platteviile and Hazel Green.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-08-03

JoLLIrIcATtoN ANr1crrATroN.-The
Sentinel, in view of the celebration Of
the completion Of the Mil. s. Miss. r.
R. &c Mississippi River, says:
"Our Legislature, if they pass the
Maine Law, ought to suspend its oper-
alton on that dry at least. Or, if they
don't, the peeps will"
One benefit Of the Maine Law will
be TO prevent such carousals as are an
ticipated by the Sentinel. Milwaukee
has been disgraced enough already by
the dissipation OF prominent citizens on
such occasions. And we hope hereafter
if any of them want to have 'sbender,'
they will enjoy it at home.- Nil. Free
Dem.