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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-09-21
The Unscrupnlous Lawyer.

About ninety years ago, the celebra-
ted aConnsellor Costello" was in his
zenith at the Irish bar, where he was
unrivalled for wit, acuteness, a nd pro-
pensity TO brogue. His practice lay
considerably in the criminal courts,
where, by his ingenuity, he enabled
most deserving culprits to eyade the
well-earned punishment of the law
He was one day summoned to Newgate
in hurry, and in case of great emer-
gency. The safe or strong box of Glen
dour & Co., had been plundered 10 an
immense amount. Suspicion had fallen
on the DEPUTY cashier, who was in con-
sequence arrested and sent to prison,
inside of the walls of which he was adj
vised BY his fellow prisoner, (whom on
his entrance he had conciliated by sscom-
ing down. handsomely, to send for
councillor Costello, who would if any
man could, save his life. 1t was in obe-
dience to this summons that the Coun-
sellor repaired to Newgate, practice
not very general in London, perhaps,
but not at all unusual in Dublin.
81 am told you are committed for pur-
Joining ten thousand guineas, my dear
sir" said the Counsellor, as be entered
the cell.
I
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Gclefte0.
THE VILLAGE MAY QUEEN.
BY MRS, J. H. HANAyoRD,

"I know we never shall like her,
exclaimed Mary Ross, as she sat at her
window, sewing Her mother looked
up from her own work, with some sur
prise upon her countenance, at her
daughters sudden exclamation, and
asked, "Of whom are you speaking :"
"Why, mother" answered Mary,
with smile at her former vehemence
"I-was thinking of Lucy Granger, the
rich Lucy Granger"
"And who is Lucy Granger ," asked
Mrs Ross "you forget that am uu-
acquainted with such a person, or you
would not have expected sympathy from
me, by the look accompanying your re-
mark"
:" She is a young girl, MOTHER" re-
piled Mary, " whose father is very
wealthy, and has just purchased the
large house formerly occupied by Colonel
Rehby. She is an heiress in her own
right, am told, and has only to wish
for anything which wealth can purchase,
and 10! it is at her command. OF
course she will be very disagreeablc, for
rich girls always are."
Mrs. Ross looked at Mary with sad
expression, as she replied, I" hope my
daughter is not envious of this young
lady's fortune, that size thus condemns
her without any further reason. Envy
frequently leads persons to vilify more
favored member of society, and I should
be sorry to have my daughter the victim
of SO evil passion. Judge not, my
dear Mary, until you have met Lucy
Granger, remembering that Jesus said,
With what judgment ye judge, ye shall
be judged You would regret having
her declare you proud, because your
father was a member of Congress, and
you must be careful to do as you would
be done by. Besides, it does not fol-
low that because Lucy Granger is rich,
she must be proud and disagreeable, for
all wealthy persons are not so. Riches,
OF themselves, do not make persons dis
liked. 1t is the Lore of money which
is to be avoided, and if Lucy does not
love her wealth better than anything
else, and honor herself because wealthy,
she may be one of the most lovely girls
you ever met. Wait till she has been
here awhile before you say that you will
never like her."
Well, | will wait MOTHER" was
Mary's reply of candor. CT was in
error to speak SO hastily, and perhaps /
shall find her all 1 could wish. How
glad am that have Christian mother
who does not hesitate to cbidc her erring
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Adventures OF an Orphan.
Towards the latter part of the summe

Towards the latter part of the summe
of 1910, a lad of proposing appearance
entered the beautiful town of C.
situated at the foot of Seneca Lake
near the center of this State. He had
travelled from the western part of Ohio
where his father, widower, had died
from one of those malignant fevers, so
common in newly settled countries,
while overseeing a large tract of land, in
order to regain fortune lost during the
disastrous speculation Of Is Sc.
Being an only son, and left among
strangers, after the death of his father,
George Wentworth resolved to leave
Ohio and remove to the State of New
York, for the purpose of trying his for
tune in any manner that chance might
offer. He had passed through the sew
eral towns and villages, on his route,
without meeting anything to attract his
attention, till reaching C. This
fine town, with its lovely lake and pleas
ant scenery, struck his fancy; so he
determined to obtain employment, if
possible, and make it his future home
While passing along the principal
street of the place--a shady avenue
overlooking the lake, and on which are
located several fine churches, and several
other fine buildings, he saw a large
crowd Of people assembling around a
a newly erected liberty pole in front of
the principal hotel. On approaching
the spot, he found that it was Il political
meeting, held for the purpose Of raising
the pole and making party speeches.
Our hero forced his way into the
crowd just as they were raising the stars
and stripes, with the name of the favor
ite candidates, to the top of the flagstaff.
The flag had scarcely reached half way,
the enthusiasm being at its height, when
the cord twisted and caught in the little
wheel at the top. They pulled tried
every way, but were unable to raise or
lower the flag single inch. The ex-
element and cheering ceased, and all
eyes were raised to the half-mast flag.
A portion of the opposition party, who
were grouped together little in the
rear of the main body, began to cheer
and joke about the apparently bad omen
to the evident discontinue of their
opponents. !
AT length Judge s., editor and
publisher of the c. Journal, then a
candidate for Congress, offered fifty dol
lars to any person who would climb the
staff and draw the cord through the
wheel. The utmost silence reigned for
several minutes, but no one advanced to
make the daring trial.
"Will nobody volunteer :" shouted
the Judge, strongly excited, as a peal
Of laughter went up from the ranks of
the opposition.
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WESTERLY, R. l., THURSDAY, JULY H. 1858.

as one of festivity because sweet spring
is here, let US not forget that it is also
an appropriate time for praise TO Him
who orders evermore seed-time and
harvest.
When Mary Ross returned home on
that occasion, she conversed long time
with her mother upon the events of the
day. Mother" she exclaimed, &C. we
never had May Queen who was so
universally beloved, or who filed her
office better than Lucy Granger. The
vote to elect her was almost unanimous,
and best of all, she was not chosen on
account of her wealth, or gay attire, or
for any unworthy reason, but because
she was GOOD"
"In other Words" added Mrs Ross,
" she has displayed the beauty of the
Christian character in our midst, alike
in prosperity and adversely, till she
proved herself worthy to be your May
Queen trust that the floral crown
she has worn this day, does but tipify
that glorious crown which her Master
shall give her in the day of His coming"
"Amen," said Mary, "and may all
May Queens be like her, so living in
accordance with the high profession of
Christianity, as to recommend it to
others"
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PROFESSIONAL CARD.
DISEASES OF THE CHEST.

nJ. Rub RI HUNTER Member of the 4 yal
IL College Of Surgeons, Lond,u, aud late Pupil III
London Io:.suluttiye llo>pital etc, viii vi it
Wa.hin ton probes i1nay OIL Or about The -Uh i.
ror OF those suffering with Diseases
Of tile i;roit, .ls, and lie RI, aud known sore
Throat, bronchitis, Consumption, Asthma, Paplts
u ,n, he would mere Say that his long exp ri
nd EOyusrliy at the London ConSuiIpt Ve tli
vi al mao X afford the luvnild In a..uOn to
.n rai t:J.ent al tue All rauta or 0;at treatment
advised Ivy cir Charles ecuihm re- Dr. Corr sau,
OF ab Hospital, Dr. ii ,ddok Prof. Eilo.tson.
ara o. hers. and which c,ns-t in breathing or uhai
in. i 10 the Lungs uiedcated air, vapor.
ttieey, urgiug tie remedy into direct contact with
lie part ti-o"sed
Rue mot svere forms o. Sore Throat. Bronchitis,
AMI tim IRE speedily removed by nhaiatlOG, and
in g u.s. la ,tlol, the Lungs have btc,me tubu-
GU GUS an liberated. limited extern. lie fullest
are Il IN By the autholi above Quoted of the pow
r OF inhaie; cuieS TO the absorption II The
tutrdte and h.al the ulcers.
Dr. Raw rings, his assistant has arrived in Wash
iuylon aud taken otfi eS Oh fenns ITahla aYenue,
Immediately opposite iron Hall, where he may b.
en- d .iy terweeu he hours of O'clock, a. M. to
c.,, Il H. ami will tie happy to mpart era, uits,us-
IL r. in regard to fees treatment, DC.
Dr. hat hos private te timJni ,is from
John Eiiiottso6, Nj. D., +. s.. Physician to st.
Thomas. Ho ptal, ami te PROBES, OF Medicine 10
tn. Londoa C.Iiyer>ty; Sir Charles scudamorr, =.
Il sp.ta.; 60 ding Bird, NJ. D.. f. K s.; Johu Cowen,
a. D. pny. lei. n to Maryate Dispeu AIRY 4 fred Beau
mont, ~ D., author of observations on the treat
IN It OF IN nonary Consumption aud many other
vi, ch NAV ~ seen at lis
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RE &DY-MADE CLOTHING.
w ALL & STEP EMS,

feday, "0de Ctothiag and Ouiftting Establish
meHt, Tenn. oUtnue, Letareen 9M and
IUth SIS. merit to iron Hail.
M would resp ct:ully say TO friends and the
w Public. that we have enlars cd and extend A
cur 'h'ti'f fstihi>l ment mrki ( it one Of tb,
iarS' st ard most extensive Uthi Depots in this
part Of tlls nv.
We afe PREPARED to make 10 order the most faslion-
abe and e. gsIt Itntni #
CLOTHS. CASsIMtRES, AND vESTINGS.
I" he fou'd In Il { City. prizes as low as those
oo"sht li~ cheapest ready made store in Washing.
a. ant az su Tor make and finish. We are deter
mlnad tn give e;.tre satisfaction.
We he y cost 'ntiy IN haud a large, general, and
complete assortment of
EEtDY-NAtE CLOTHING
of the tiest and FIRST Qua ty, ices to suit the
Tins
Es- Every Kind of Clothing made 10 order
" ALL d SCI pIIENS.
Fem. ay-, et. 9th and 10th SITS
First &, east q, the Iron Building
Also ut cur Est iShment Three doors e; st of Nd
u@fial iiotc. feb "a
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DIS. ;. S. ROSES
GOLDE n PILLS.

For Diseases ofthe Womb, a"d Female Weak
neas Atso, for Etoaness Of tie Buck,
.Sps'.c, Los's, &C., they haze no equal.
FE'uIS Disease, here ofore treated by band ages,
( trussfs, and inte' nai supports. which eau only
prove raa ives, yielus ieteIy the of these
,juic, str .g;-nil,e; Golden Iilis. They have u De
cular m16'lty for the d- bliated of the re-
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c''rluE t,1sa distressing colnplaits teulies are So
ON SGc> the, bruc. thu whole So steIn giving
strength and vlvacity to the Il anne al large.
Twenty seven years experience in the use of these
Pill III my ractl hats been the OF dispensing
With more bant ges, abdominal supports, pessaries,
and gOi0en balls, til III man, rdividu Is manu-.
Iactire. females Uf the present age rertrtiy
i,"Iiic ..tn,r I've those Of ,ut0 nit
All roiIi eXter d support. The muscles OF the
r.es ia due lie b, dies OF cIlaracte-.
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tended.
L es Pills have been pronounced by the tousand.
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Sy-r a mad at all the respect b.e Drug Stores 10
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FLORAL CORDIAL.

For the relief end permanent cure Of Conor-
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AID whose CONSTITUTIONS have cen inl i,ii-d 10y
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preparation. those afflicted would hot orly save
hut great deal If uuneCcssay suffering, 10y
giving the C'ldial "A fair trial
TIE CORDIAL is pleasant II the taste and pleasant in
its effects In ing ii no re TIE ons necessary
GS- Price ,er b. tile only one dollar
Su,u ~ G.. STOrf q CO.. cor 0, 1Ih ret and Fem
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NOTICE.
GREAT ISC0VEhY.

! He create discoveries are those which are most
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f"r taie ny W. IL Gilman, corner Of Pennsylvanis
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DR.. J. ). ROSES NER VOUS AND IN
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The Greatest Discover, tn Medical s

me OTedtcst Dtseoce'' US '"ooeoot 'StcHte
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This truly wondeifai Medicine. from its peculiar
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WINES, BaANuIES, CIGARS, GkO EhIaS
PICKLES, SAUCES, CATsUPS, &C.

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7 NFoHTEhS AND DEALERS in The above goods
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lUAT'S MERCHANTS MAGAZINE.
AN COMMERCIAL REVIEW.

BY FREEMAN HUNT. EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
I He humber TOR Decent err 1850, completed the
tWenIy-hird semi-artnua yo ume. The work
has heen Ell since its C mment ement in july
1859, and each volume now containing more than
seven hundred large octay pages. A few complete
'ets OF The Magazine may lie oil taineh at the uhlish
er tc" III Fu ION street, New York. neatly ami
substantially bouGd, for two dollars and a half per
v, luu.e
Tie toiiowing are a few fine many commendatory
letters rec'l I'd 10y Il e ed tor Of the Merchants Ma
saziL.e II, III siinguishtd state.man:
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BANK OF THE UNITED STATES,

Pennsylvania Ipcnue, Washington.
4 LIST of Banks taken depo ito at par and under
II by the Bank Of the United Suites
Bank Of the NJ trololis par
Bank or Warrington
bank "f the Republic
NOlu1iDld pduk
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Exchange Bank e.. w, 4 Co ... q dlsct
Fnrmers Il Mechanics Bank, Geo town par
Mechanics Bank. 90
bank OF Commerce do
UNCUREENr MONEY.
All New England Banks. Ill CT
CITY Banks Of New York q "
New Jersey Banks.
New York states. "a
STOCK SECURITY BANKS, D. c.
Bank of the United states. par
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BENZ ELiERY, Cashier.
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METROPOLIfAN
Hat, CAP, AND FUR ESTABLISHMENT,

Terms, lrahia Areaue, til SIDE, 13t. street.
WASHINGTON CITY.
LNEAHS has now on haLd If the best selected
IL assortment Of lat, Caps, Furs uioves, and
i.u nets. fur Ge.. temen, Ladies' You,h~ Chi DIR
ever offered for sae ill this CITY. Ai-o Canes I'm
bre La,
lis 81 elk is al new, and he has determined t., re-
duce prices Tbs now III want Of ANY article III
his store can economlze by calling
EVANS,
mrr g. Near 1:isn street.
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MU SIC, MUSIC, MUSIC.

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~ ni',"S te Irving Hotel, avery superior assors.
ieut IF staTitiard mu il and mus:. works Of every
syit anu Vrtety-consistng III publications ON the
&c We would Also Call attention to ..ur stuck of
Ono i! works for church servict-ast, 4 new work
entitled tE.: singing School COMPANION " con. list Nc
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judges the uIst superior work for the purpo. ever
pub shed. Ca at
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