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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-02-07
Sheriff Sales
Nelson L. Bockwth as. John l.. Ladd:--ss
Winnebago County Circuit Court State Of Wisconsin

=
Wnnebago County Circuit Court State CT Wisconsin,
DI virtue of Alias Writ of Execution issued out of
the office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court of said
County, and under the seal OF said Court, and to d
rected against the money, goods cattes and lands
John l.. Ladd and for want of sucent goods and chat
tells and by the direction of said plaintiffs attorneys
have levied upon and will sell to the highest bidder for
cash in hand the outer door Of the Court House in the
town of Lancaster Grant County Wisconsin, on the 24th
day of December A. D. 1885, between the hours of
and two o'clock P. NJ of said dag, all the right title and
interest which the said John L. add had the 10th
day Of September A. d. 1885, at any time afterwards
in and to hefolowing described premises and real
tate to satisfy said execution and costs TO witt
The H. S w Il and S y of n w KS z of n E Il
and x offs E Il, dissection A. Town s. North of Range
West, in Grant County, Wisconsin Sherifs Of
fee, November 18th, 1856. l.. PRESTON, Sheriff
2 BAsnFoRD BUSH. of Grant County.
a<yrhe above sale is hereby adjourned for want of
bidders, TIL Wednesday the 2Sth day of January, A. D.
1857, at the same place and time of day above.
December 24th, 1885, L. Preston, Sheriff
[5t27. Of Grant County, Wis.
The above sale is hereby postponed for want Of
bidders till Saturday the 2Sth day of February, A. D.
1857, at the place and time of dayJanuary 2Sth,
1857. 5t32 l.. PRESTON, Sheriff.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-02-07

BAyARD Taylor GOING TO LaFLAND.-
Bayard Taylcr, says the Chicago Dem.
Press, was At Stockholm on tie 7th 81
December, q, route for Lapland. lie
wants to see how the people live there
when the mercury is 81 forty 10 fifty de-
grees below zele. This is recreation Sc H.,
hsrusc order.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-02-07
ENGLISH PHYSICIAN (.

-
ti SUBSCRIBER bcg5 leave to acquant the sick and of
! ieted OF Grant County ard the public at large
that he has located in the village OF New California ol
the practice OF his profession in the of diseases com
mon TO all fleah--hunian and beast
Having obtained his method of practice from e Vet
ernary College of London and from eminent pbyscfans
IN gad as also from long experience and research
ne reefs prepared to offer his services the belief that
he viii tie we'll rewarded. The various diseases common
among women and Children with their svmptonsa de-
fully. s'' '1sssssss
Worms in Children, caneers, scurvys, evil inflammation
iuis diseases, piles Be-, he will cure, if durable
among Inc diseases of horses, spavins, .ing-bones
thurapens cufebs gulle spnts feyers diness Of siet
aaa otner diseases incident horses also castration
cots OF every age upon the improved plan: also
the pele-eyil win be cured '''7s
ioli satisfaction will be rendered in all cases
J0SEPHsA. WILSON, Phgsicfaa.
r. AeT California, May 23d 1856. - aSl
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-02-07

wA Democratic correspondent Of the
n. 7. Tribune "can't understand how it
is that all men have the same right to lib
erty-whereupon Greeley excuses his lack
Of comprehension on the ground that ''this
as a free country, and a man isn't obliged
to use common sense unless he has it. )"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-02-07

WAR oN IrIINois MoNEY.-The St
Louis and Cincinnati brokers have deelar-
ed war against the Illinois Banks. AS
they probably make handsome shave
by the operation, The movement is not to
be wondered ST. The Chicago papers il.
sist that the issues of the Illinois Bank.
are, in the main amply secured Nil.
Sentinel.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-02-07

OuR New sENAToR.-The Republican
press of the State very generally approve
the selection of Judge Doolittle as U. S.
Senator from Wisconsin.
The JanesYiIle Gazette says:
Judge Doolittle is an able man-none
more so can be found in the U. S. Senate
Our State will be represented in manner
chat will render its position second to none
in that body for craftsmanship, while the
slave power Will find an opponent in Judge
Doolttle able TO cope with its most vaunt-
cd champions.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-02-07
New Goods at Potosi.
Take Notice-Dealers at Lancaster

TE,HE undersigned having Of the Largest and
i best Stocks of MERCHANDISE ever brought to
ecountTy, invites general call Of the public, ard
generous share of patronage.
| ~ oar Stock Embraces
full and perfect assortment of all in the line of Dry
Goods Groceries, Hardware, Boots and Shoes Hats and
Caps Clothing; also, Furniture and Finsbings for hou
ses and endless quantity of marketable articles fol
every kind of use
Salt, Sugar, MolasSes,
Rice and other heavy Groceries of every kind and at
prices as lou be had in the country
Produce.
We want all kinds of produce wheat oats beans, bar
ley &c., in payment at cash prices.
N. B. The highest price will be paid fer Hides.
10 GEO. W. RYLAND & Co.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-02-07
70 BIaclIsnitI,s.
Just, RECEIVED 4 very large stock Of IRON and

Fl 81 49, EIf Ed, 2 very large stock Of IRON and
y STEEL, Of the best qualify and of all sizes AZ.
complete stock of FOOLS Consisting Of
anviis, vices bellows, yere irons socks and dies
plates siedges Hand anners tire benders horse rasns
springs iron axes, wagon boxes tfimble skeins Iors
nails made. horse shoes, &c. &c. all Of which i
viii seat very low advance for cash. as my motto
"sinall profits and quick sales. go, G. +. WEST
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-02-07

= New DEAL DEMANDED.-A portion
of the Democratic papers liz this state are
earnestly calling upon Mr.. Buchanan to
make ga clean sweep in the Federal Of
fees. The suggestion, emanates from the
Barstow wing Of the party, who seem to
think that they have not got their full
share Of the loaves and fishes. The Badg-
er State thus lays down the law on the
subject:
Rotation in Office is one Of the old, gen
aine Democratic principles; and SO is one
Pfe8i3ential Tern, practically; though it
has not as yet been formally incorporated
into the Democratic creed. One Presiden-
tial Term, and ak leases of offices which
commenced with it, to expire with it;
that's the idea, and it Is practical Demoe-
raoy. Is not fou: years term in al hon
orable, responsible and profitable Govern
ment Office, long enough to satisfy the
ambition, aud ever the curidity Of any
Democrat, however faithful or seryiccable
he may have been TO tho party--and es-
pecially, if he had been IN and oat as the
party has been up Or down, for twenty or
thirty years. We think SO, and have no
doubt that nine-tenths Of the Democrats
of the West hold the same opinion. We
trust that Mr. Buchanan does, and that he
intends to cut upon it and live up to it
to re-appoint few or none, and to remove
thosewho have held full ternl,- if they do
not promptly resign--in short, to conduct
his administration according to bis own
will and pleasure, relying upon ans be-
coming responsible for men Of has oscn ap-
p0iat0lent.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-02-07

SLANDER.-lfe have heard suggested,
says a recent writer, a new kigds Of teleA
graph, namely: To place iussf women
az The distance of fifty PAGES 1ffFo.n each
ether, and then commit to the first the
news 10 be transmitted, as a profound So
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-02-07
pfsysicfaa,s Card-v,eefazun
hsEs. NICHOLS,
Physician and Professor of Surgery

NIB SIEIRiCS, Informs the Inhabitants of Bee
II towaa vicinity, that he has taken the house re-
ceftti} GccIi5i hy 3D. Goodman in I3eetown and will
give'his attention when called Tor to tie ick He is
we'll prepared TO extract teeth. Sims
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-02-07
Petition for Dower-Grogan.


State of Wisconsin, County of Grant ss.-County Court,
January oath, 1851 Present Stephen 0. Paine Judge.
In the matter of the Dover in the real of Thomas
) Grogan deceased. e.
I'm reading and fling the Petition of Honara Grogan
~ OF Potos in said County, representing among other
things that Thomas Grogan, late of tho town of Potos
in said county, died seized of anesate of inheritance in
fee simple in and to the following town lots
and premises in said town of Potosi, to wit:
Lot No. 40, as per plot of said town;
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-02-07
.HEH ST0EE At PLEASANT YAH
I'LL. EEURLBUT, agent

A T THE OLD STAND OF SAM VANCEs'-
| IN on hand, and am prepared TO show, a large
selected stock of Dry-Goods, consisting of ever,
called for in this section of the country, ana y
rates than can be bought elsewhere in the coupT
Merinos, Alpaccas, DeLaines, Cashmeres, GinghSSs
Prints,in endless. variety. Irish Linens Linen
Faule Cloths and Napkins, Ladies, Childrens "
silk, woolen and Cashmere, Hosiery and Gloves
lscarfs, and Gents Kid Gloves; large variety .,
sattinetts, Cassimeres, Tweeds, Jeans, vestnSns
merous other articles too tedious to- mention.
Aso, a lot of Ready Made Clothing, Boots an =
Hardware, Queensware, Drugs and Medicines
all kinds of Groceries Please give us call sI ns
ine for yourselves, for II Is no trouble to shor
SR-H JOIN ~"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-02-07

This crest Alternative Medicine and Purifier of the
Blood is now used by thousands of grateful patients
from all parts of the United States, who testify daily e
the remarkable cures performed by the greatest Of all
medicines, "CARTER'S SPANISH MIXTURE" Neu-
raleia Rheumatism Scrofula, Eruptions the Skin,
Liver Disease Fevers Ulcers Old Sores Affection OF the
Kineys Diseases he Throat Female Complaints Pains
and Aching of the Bones and JOINTS are speedily put to
fight by using this inestinlable remedy,
For a diseases of the Hood, nothing has yet been
found to compare with it. It cleaneses the system OF all
Impurities acts gently efficiently the Liver and
Kidneys strengthen tho Digestion gives tone to the
stomach makes the Skin clear and healthy and
the Constitution enfeebled By disease broken down
by the excuses of youth, to its prsuce vigor and
s. ength. 2
plcabe and wherever Il has become known is regularly
prescribed with the happiest effects.
II lvigorates the weak and debiiated, ana lnlparts
elasticity to the worl-out Tane, clears the SKIN, and
and leaves the patient fresh and healthy, single
bottle of this inestabe remedy IS worth all the SOCIAL
led Sarsaparillas il existence.
The large number of certificates which we have re-
ceiyed persons from all parts of the United States
is best evidence that there is humbu@ about it,
public men well known TO the unity,al add theil
testimony tohe wonderful effects of this GREAT BLOOD
PURIFIER
Call on the Agent and get an Almanac, and read the
details of astonishing cures performed by CARTER
SPANISH MIXTURE, On MosT CASES WHERE EVERY
THING ELSE HAD siGSALLy FAuED.) The limits offar
advertisement will not admit their full insertion.
WM S. BEERS s. Co., Propfietofs,
Richmond, Ya.,
To whom all orders must be addressed.
For sale BY DRUGGISTS and Cocntry Merchants in al
parts of the United States and the Canadas and at Lam
caster by Calls Pepper; Plateville by Moore Virgins
Hazel Green by York & Chandler; Beetown by David
Stewart Cassville by Rafauf Geiger Patch Cove By
l. G. Try Wingvie by Chandler y Green; iluScoaa by
Palmer s. Co.. Ellenboro' by John Barnett; jamestown
hyC O. Skinner 1yZ0
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-02-07
DIR. EsEFFENRarHsEse
Es nREgENCEANHANN g. CO.,

-, ,,>-rn CASSVIIE, 4
4 yENERAi Commission and Forwarding MERCHANTS,
~ Deaefs IN groceries, Hardware, Queensware Dry
y1ooas nave Juat opened their large Store and Ware
County. IL o''--'A-' y 'i'i'
s-P CASH paidfor ali kinds Of Produce
Cassviile, Dec. 10th, 1856 sstf
ksfsysEciam's Card-gseetayyn.
DR. BROOKS still continues the practice Of Ned
~ ieiae &c. in Beetown. From long experience in
me west he hopes to merit and receive continuance of
the public favor.
Office and Residencc-at the old stand
August ID 1856 e+f
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-02-07

Dr. Tko1sasas w. BagaAeaE,
TAEING permanently located in Lancaster will give
his undivided attention TO the practice of his Dro
tession, as Physician and Surgeon.
He may be found at all times at the DRUG Storern
less professionally engaged .osr9~
general supply Of Family Drugs and Medicines will
be kept for sale at the old stand of Bradshaw & Baltzcl
prepared by myself.
Lancaster May 26th, I656.=- 20 If
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-02-07
2 Gen,ioe f!I,a,sa. n.I, 60.
Tin. Copper and Sheet Iron Mem, csorn

A Ii SIZES OF this well known stove an HOW, y
stiutenburg, Nov. -, So. = q = yUrrrr
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-02-07
j. r.. MILLS,
HUGEN gOLTER,

H u IA E6s ASEHz.A Elas,
attorney at Ldw d. Solicitorin Chaacery.
AS also Circuit Court Commissioners for
Grant county, Wis. Office at his residence in
Lancaster, Wis. T1y-122
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-02-07
J. Ell. HYDE, VI. 3D.,

LIE q FoIRIGNt, n. Z.
AFINS per1anently located In Ysarcaster ofers h;s
! L Professional Services as PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
his practice las been over 20 years. -
Residence and office, the place formerly oceuried
By DE- ID. Wood. Lancaster. Vic Inn 1856
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-02-07
T'gsOs. III. EgpnEEsT,sGw

a TT0RNEY {. COUNSELLOR AT LAW, and NoTA-
"A Ky PUBLIC, PtatterIIc, GRAFT Co1.aiy Wisconsin
VIII practice in the various Courts of Grant Richand
Crawford and Iowa Counties, and VIII attend 10 the Col,
lection o. Claims, Applications for Pre-Emptions Paw
mont Of Taxes, &C., in those Counties
DIFFERENCES: ts.1s.Ee
Hon. BRSEBtpoS, and &. Fl. McCLEr1AN ESQ., Galena III
HON. j. ALLEN BARBER, and J. c. COVER Lancaster wis
JAMES MOORE, Esq, Mascoda
Hon. Aa4sA Cone, Mineral Point 90
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-02-07

e BBLS. FISH OIL Lard Oil, Linseed OIL 25 kgs White
ULead, Paint Brushes, aud So doz Buckets and 35 Nest
Wash Tubs, Wash Boards, Washing Soda and Brooms-
for sale at the Peoples Store. sJ 9-V 1855
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Arrived.
a, Bullock. from New Orleans via

L. s. NJ steamship Cohswba Bullock from w'orlesnS via
M steamship Marion Foster Charleston 81 hours, md'e.
and passengers TO spogord. Tileson Co. On SUNDAY ~
With S MN May Queen Gi Sf eSsdspha bound
miles Of Cape Hstera exchanged signals with steamship
heySPs ss Hsbo G spoke .ch Sarah Bremen bound
bark showing Durham Dimon. ngns o2 I ~ p
nt Ship Il Herald Of the Morning tppe Baker c..S y a
H TIs H%PRsS Sa Boa. %p e. Ia
ks:S1 1 Ia: e n from c.so w PSss
"a end Of sat- Staten d:sS is aP q.
W. exchanged signal. with bark Hows' @ 'eSyns '. ma
5sS f%s S Of and aSi1S for New spdv .s
ap 81 NJ lon 90 a W. passed within h: s q s11.
lon Y o. W. spoke Mary Ryder, hence bound ''''
.hs p IN March a. and passengers to o'''eas
Bah o,derlsys srT S.ss s sssasgs L''"' N
:p s hsI'i no1i soS'sPssS .y r; 'S%
te.P 70, 'a r. 3 e Ls aI :sy y;. ss
Acs tO LgFPSc from River Plate Tor Antwerp o
si:sn S1 + Of ss1d MSfs .saa' sh.
~ Montsuk Lincoln Galveston 10 days. cotton 70
BIsTsT Dunbar % days Ind. rubber nuts eoo0s
4. Dt ~ Bgrdett Noble Left no American vessels N.
BIZ, f sg S p. ~ o. oI on g. POKE Srs @S "a
66oos sbs DAYS from Porto Rico for New York
RTie Yankee Blade Darling Rio Janeiro March eonse
T. Phpps Co. vessel 10 Van Brunt slsisht n "a
Brs Bonsparte lOf Machiss Means Asyssoez, p H. Aps
II Sugar 70 master. - -. c,<-.. a,,l 81
Brs C. w Ring (of Lubec), Corbett, Cienfnegos APT -
sugar and moasses Brett, Son Co April ~ ~ - -
IA boarded BY boat from schr Abigail 81 ana if"
Alexandria ls days out aud 'hort OF Pfo'soh'i
her ri
oxvood and coffee A.. C. Rossre Co yeess - ~,
Co sdin company with schr Tho. = g. en q H. poks
schr painted white 10 days from Chafes.on III he IA
schr Anna Hincks Ross Bsresdoes az 49,. srhr Il W.
Iesvcran Co N, date lat q, Ion o. Do 'P'~o ''"' "
AsIsndeI day, from pones R. April 49, sugar ssd NO
sesr nisos s,sSmsyd sons April z, lat a. lon. -
spoke scsT Lse{ A o sydpeyj Forsin Dry Harbor JAM
s oeni. a an 1900 Ac TO Lesycran Co
Scb, f;Ysnite state Haett Boston; 20 =; ". Lev"
Scb, John Prndeton tbrl Smith frosiaehos-
Scb, star Iisht Whitmore, Gloucester
go csiestisI -, Portland, Ct stone 49,
Sbr fI.n Perkins, Bush, New. Haven for Aes9'
Sb, Queen Of Clippers, -, Gloaeessri nsA
81, Eos4a Bsgou. =, Gloucester h.n.
81, OREGON Rhoades Providence udse-
steamer Decatur, Geer, Norwich. c,s.,,e,
enthusiastically Columbia inew9 ply IN.
hin american Union Hubbard, LverPcoii snu LAM
w WS1ND-supri.e N E. sunset S. T., with rain sHiDs
day.
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SECOND BOARD.
MONDAY, May 4-r. N.

The transactions of the Board this morning not
large. and the prices show general decline on the
closing quotations Of Saturday AT the close OF the
Second Board there was a little rally in Ere and
Reading which closed severaly at 42t and 81 In the
case of the former the recovery from the lowest point
was / T. cent. The principal movement IN Ere was
AT the Second Board, when prominent bear sold
coo shares at A. seller thirty. After the register
LIST some | 900 shares were bought at 42i, buyer
thirty In other stocks there was no feature special
interest but they exhibited general lack of ANNA
tion and heaviness at the close. The outside public,
despite the ease in money do not yet appear in the
street to any extent as far as we can learn by In
ouiry among the commission brokers'
The market is quite dull for foreign Exchange, both
Sterling and Continental but rates are unchanged.
Sterling, 9a9i y cent; Francs, 5.22i a o.lsi.
Freigbts are rather fmer but unsettled. The
engagements to Liverpool 800 bales Cotton at Is.
a2s. 3D.. As bales Sea Island at I'd; Bacon and
Lard at lOs. 900 tics. Beef at ls Az hhds. Hams at
los. 40 hhds. Tobacco at lbs. Cd Flour at 6d9d.;
Grain at 2Q2Id. To Hsvre, 80 Ubis. Ashes at $Sd
-. To Bremen, 500 bales Cotton at Id 1000 bbls.
Ros;n at D. Sd. A schooner TO hey West, with Lime
and Cement. at 4Oc y Dbl. ship from Bic to Lon
don. / 900 tuns burden, on private terms. new
shin built at Bath. Maine, by Messrs. Trufant Drum
mond & Co., was bought by hessrs Stanton & Ruger
TO sail or Bremen account, and under Bremen coors-
burden 1, $50 tuns
The business at the Sub-Treasury was: Receipts,
1912 2ss %; Payments, $50 642 p; Balance, sl4-
295, 76S 40.
The weekly Bank statement was generally received
in the street to-day as favorable The increase in the
line of loans was doubtless in preparation for the
large payments of to-day. which passed of we'll.
The increase in the specie reserve as large could
have been anticipated under the considerable
foreign drain of last week An enlargement of the
undravn deposit line is shOrn of about million,
which is mainly the result of the increase of loans.
The undrawn deposits are ses,Gsoeo against
sS7 Oss GOO last week. We should have been better
pleased to have seen conservative course followed
BY Banks and steady line of loans maintained in
stead of an expansion, but we presume as long as
large dividends are the ambition of Bank officers
we must look for the initiation of loans to the very
verge of danger.
The oopnarison with last week is as follows:
Loan. Dis sPeeis -, Circulation Deposits:
May a.. III ta Us l2oossii soos SO sel5s az
Ipsss.s..-tIOlISs siGO% sas7a $3.50, 80
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chine six feet wide, having ehi-els Of about ,,
inches in width each, the number o. sokes oo'a ned
and nav Sc Gu, at the depth of one to to nche. at
the rate of $50 superficial feet per h0u, On granite and
without any PereePiible wear up>a the sh.el. The
the necessity Of rubbing. a block Of granite can be
dressed by this process 80 rs 10 present polished sor-
face with perfect cor.ers, And with the same ease
moldrgs OF any description be cut upon granite q,
sry other kind vi stone. The labor upon granite saved
by one machine is equal TO 800 men per day Galeu'
lstng FIVE feet per man perday which r. we believe,
liberal average, and upon other stone III proPo'o"
10 the hardness of the stone.
Ore very important item is the saving OF tools;
The average cost per man Tor sharpening tools i o'
cents per day when used in hand labor
The power is so applied that the whole strain u upon
the stone thereby relieving it from the wear and tear
10 which machines of such magnitude are usually suo'
jected.
The amount at the several REPOSITORIES, subject to
the draft Of the United States Treasurer on the th OF
.,.sl f,1l,
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MARRIED..
RRAGnON-EISI

BKAGDoN-FlsHER-ln Pulaski, osweso County, n Y, on
WEDNESDAY evening April p by the Rev. Lawson injury
Charlie. Brssdon Editor Of The Prairie Farmer Chicago
and Miss Loyins w Fisher adopted dAug her Of A
Fisher, esq, Of Pulaski, N. Y.
FCRMAN-UTTER-on Thursday April 80 BY the Rev Mr.
Bud George Furmsn this city 70 sarah litter Of
Tsrrytowp. - " -
0HNsToN-ELLIoTT-At Flushing Long Island. on Fri
day April a. by the Rev Mr. Mandevie Abraham Johnston
OF Flushing formerly Of Scotland Ellen Elliott OF thr SANE
place. formerly Of Berwick -uPonTweed
Scotch papers please copy.
KENNY-McNAMARA-On Sunday, April Is Mr. Matthew
Kenny TO Miss Bideia McNAmara, all ofthis city
LANCASTER-LOOMIS-ln 0ran, on Sunday April g bv
The Ray Nelsep Brown Andrew LANCASTER esq Of dialogue
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-TRIAL TERM-May 4.-Be-
fore Judge BRADY.

John Lynch ct. al agt. Mary A. Cushman.
This was proceeding under the Mechanics Lien
law II appeared in evidence the plaintiffs subcon
tractors had agreed with Egeeton contractor TO
stairs in building Of the deendants that they
had done work the defendant had paid Eggeton
the amount of money due on the contract.
The plaintiffs claimed that the payment made fraudu:
env and offered evidence 10 show that the defendant had
paid the before the work DONE with the intent
che the plaintiffs The DEFENDANT counsel objected to
@f fraud alleged in complaint, aud
moved the ground that the lien given by
the does give the claimant equitable remedy
other than receive the due from the TO the
tractor at the time Of filing the lien and that there evil
dence fraud adduced BY the plaintiffs The Court dismissed
the complaint with costs John Moody fos Plaintiffs C. Kess
eT, for defendant.
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fAdvertisementl
THE BLOODLEss REYOLUTION.-As [

nails call the present attitude Of our City authorities toward
tain Legislative exctes the popular attention but
quite great public sensation il being created by that
auisite NOVELTY the way Of PARLoR ENTERTAINMENTS,
lust introduced into midst By the London Sereocopc
Company" 1t has become the fashionable thing of the day
Lovers take to their sweetheasa gift Parents presentit
their GIFTED families These wonderful articles
beautiful and very inexpensive The London agent has them at
Halls Music Store, corner Broadway and Park place
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ScALDTD TO DEATH-Coroner Connery held an
inquest yesterday at No. % Chrystie street upon
little child about two and half years of age of Jabez
Sidaway 1t appears that on Tuesday last Mrs. Sida
way, while washing had emptied boiler of hot water
into tub standing upon the floor. The child ap-
preached the tub and fell backward into the boiling
water receiving injuries that caused its death Sun
day. verdict of accidental death was rendered.