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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-03-07
FREMONT MILLS.
Teas, Cofees, Chocolates, Coeoas, Spices
DC.
WHoLEsALE,-ASD ALSO IN SHALL PACKAGES.
E. E. d Y E r & CO.
(sign Of the Chinaman grinding cofee,j
Ri WASHINGTON ST., BOSTON,

CUPPL1 the best, finest and
~ purest articles at iorest
Cash prices. Their stock con-
sists Of
Teas,Conees, Chocolates,
Allspice, Pepper, Mus.
tard, Ginger, Cayenne
Pepper, Nutmegs, CHINA.
mon, Cloves, Cream Tar
tar, Taraxacum or Pre-
pared Dandelion Root,
&c., &c.
, ....HaYiug. .exery. facility. for
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-03-07
7. II. WHEELER.

WEST INDIA GOODS AND GROCE-
w rics. Oils, Fluid, CnmpIicnc, Stone
Ware, OF all the best qualities always 10 be
had nt WHEEDER'S.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-03-07

FROST & GOODHUE,-Ca upon all who hav,
Notes Accounts with them of long standing, call and
pay the without further notice.
Brattleboro, Nov. 20, 1850. ii
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-03-07
ALSO.

the one-and-a-half story house, adjoining on the
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-06-27
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
BY JOHN G.sAxE.

The Roman nose betoiens manly sense;
The humbleSnub bespeaks the modest man
But then, twill never rise 10 eminence,
The least aspiring of the nasal clan,
With but moderate love Of self or pelf;
GIVE got, they say, snubbish nose NY
self.)
The Aeouiline proclaims the keenest wit,
But full Of gull as any hawk or flaWker;
Theturn. nose, Gas ancientHoracet Writ;)
Is everywhere scorner and mocker.
Some crooked end it secretly purposes
Don't hang hat Or hopes on turn-up noses.
The Bottle-nose is, commonly, feature
One doesn't from parental love inherit,
And hence discloses not SO much the ma
ture
Ofmipd and soul as of some other "spirit''
Its meaning therefore, is Of small avail,
As in dronthy time the"sign must fail.,n'
The Gimlet nose betrays an intermeddler ;
Whene'er you see a gimlet nose before you,
IT argues that some new opinion pedler,
Or especial agent now intends to bore
you,
The very chap who, when he pricks your
joint, &
With hideous smile cries, "Don't You
see the point.'' FE go.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-06-27

- ~ I
GRow observation-disclosures may out
grow disease, and become healthy,b prop,
err attention to the laws of their physical
constitutions. By moderate and daily ex-
.ercise, men may become active and strong
in limb aud muscle. But to grow beauti-
ful, how? Ages dims the lustre Of the
land pales the roses on beautys cheek;
while crow feet, aud burrows, and Wrinkles,
and lost teeth, and grey hairs, and bald
head, and lettering limbs and limping
ices, most sadly mar the human form di3;
vine. But dim as the eye is, as paid and
-unken as may be the face of beauty, and
trail and feeble that once strong, erect,and
nlanly body, the immortal soul, just iedg-
ing its wings for its home in heaven, may
Iook ont through these faded windows as
beautiful as the dew drops of a summers
Einorpipg, as melting as the tear that glist-
lens in affections eye-by growing kindly,
BY cullivating sympathy with all human
kind; by cherishing forbearance towards
| the foibles and foilies of our race, land feed,
Ing day by day on that lore 10 God and
Eman which lifts US from the brute, and
frnakes rs akin to Angels
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-06-27

III gg- Acolony of New EngIanders, headed
by Congregational clergyman of Massa-
are preparing to emigrate tolo-
wa the present season, after the Plymouth
They have chosen and purchas-
ed a tract in the southwestern part Of the
State, in Adams and Adair counties, and
intend to have settlement, with schools,
libraries, 1yceuns, presses, and
other social, literary and religious advan-
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-06-27

, sd
Coz, BESToS's LATEST 77Hon, Thos, Il.
| Benton, in 4 late lecture, in Cleveland,
spoke bis mind quite freely on the sGbidct
Of slavery IN Missouri and Kansas. and
matters connected herewith The Plain
dealer thus reports him: ,sy.a,,7s
|Sa"Col. Benton maintained his old devo-
tion to Missouri and his pride III the COM
meicial position and almost fahulousy re-
Sources ofsoii and minerals in, that central
State, He insisted that its soil is capable
ofsupporting as large population as any
diagrams Of equal size on the t6utinsnt and
its, minerals asfhauaereds amuttitude an
der ground. tI4et ;t7adiU gel be a ffee
State. Col. B., Aqs no, doae6t--it ,eqas only
a question Of time. So Of .Kdasas-also
a question 81 TINE not tong 10 be- aeldged
The Convention to be elected under the
bogus census or laws may present slave
Constitution, but the, people Of. the Terri
tory will 's.knock it on the head !" The
efforts Of the Border Ruffians and southern
politicians, last year, to subiugate Kansas
were dic"--disgustin to sensible
people and the masses in the Slave States,
They cannot be repeated. The. South
cannot rapidly populate new territQry-the
northern tide is steady and Tesistless.-
Col BIS hope and confidence are in she
peoplea9 .Ap had no great Jait% IN a
cha1ge Of tie Pierce poliey toWerds rAlqn-
sas bv the Buchanan administration. I'll
follows in the footsteps.' ''The inGePeh
dence Of d jackson is needed to break
from the lead of the nullihers6 / ssi
We fear that the Col, foreets7 his own
advice to his Missouri friends, to .'atop ag--
itation," and cannot easily refrain from az
itating' the troublesome subject hi'fiselt:-
Sentinel. As1 aasse ss:l 81 aa-gT fI
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-06-27

-, re The Bennington Banner (Vt., )says
that /, D. Hanlen, Of that village; made.
during the past season four hundred
pounds ofsngarfrom '.toarteen trees. -
I'VE should like to have the man show. up.
his statistics that ear beat this. Only,
twenty one buckets were Used, three of
them having three spouts, all the rest
wo,-ma-king- forty-five spouts in all. q
/ Peter Harweod, Jr., of the same town,
has made during the past season from. his,
sugar orchard, nine hundred pounds from
I27O trees.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-06-27

~H- q
THE RIGur "Nor TO BE SUED" which
has been fully established for our colored
fellow citizens. BY the decision Of Judge
fancy in the Dred Scott case, is likely to
be a useful one. Tie Bangor W1ig gives
the following report Of a case in the police
court Of that city:
sDavid Sands VS.. William L. Barronett,
action Of debt for $40 dollars, balat'ce o.
account. The defendant being Of 7"Afri-
can descent" and having no rights which
white men are bound to respect, put IN 2
special plea. that under the late decision OF
the U. S. Supreme Court BY Judge Taney
he is not a citizen of the United States, and
therefore can't sue in any court, nor be
SIZED The learned counsellor for the
plaintiff, being hunker of the most hun
kerish stripe, Immediately after reading
the plea wilted and allowed non suit -
Tt is maliciously said, in groups where pol
iticians domost ,congregate, that the coun7
seilor had fears for his politica, standing, il
he dare oppose the decision. Of Judge Tan
ey, which is universally received by the
Democratic press. as a part of their party
creed. The defendant guilty of a skin
not colored like .ourown,p departed from
the awful presence Of IulgA Pratt will 9
smiling fyeee, and hum11ing snatches Of
''The Dell came fiadliag thro' the town
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-06-27

ADVICE TO YOU'VE L4pIEs.--"I think
Il is a safe rule for every young lady to
adopt-never to lay herself under peounl-
airy obligation to an unmarried man, to con-
meet with her by the ties Of blood or fam-
lily, for any gift whatever, except the tit
ting, appropriate one, Of a boquet Of flow
ers. Whatever may be the relations OF
the parties to each other at the time Of
giving and receiving the present, cireum-
stances may subsequently occur which will
make it extremely awkward and unPleas-
aut for the lady to remain under such OBJ
legations, and equally impossible for heI
to Cancel tire o,bli5za.io,i in that way ~ In
deed, { think a lady. of native. refinement,
deHcaey nd proper self-respect,will always
be unwilling to incur pecuniary indebted
ness under any circumstance, and the con
ciousness Of Being indebted to other than
a dear friend, for any giftor favori is never
agreeable s.ra T isssr5a.sa aa.fa
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-06-27


New REPUBLICAN, PAPER AT WASHING
roN.-George NJ. Weston, formerly Of
Maine where he edited the Augusta 4ge,
with ability for years proposes to com
mence, in Washington, in September, a
new paper, devoted to the principles Of the
Republican party in opposition to the Ad-
ministration. 1t is to be called the Be
public, and Willie published seni-weekly
and weekly Mr.. Weston was formerly a
Democrats and is vigorous and effective
newspaper writer, and will be assisted in
the editorial department by Daniel K.
Goodloe,of North Carolina, which will thus
fulfill Mr.. Buchanan's original purpose, in
regard to the Union, of having a Mort hern
and Southern editor. The enterprise is
endorsed and warmly commended BY
Francis P. Blair. S'5"' e r. q q
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-06-27
TRAINING A BAILEY HoRsE.-In India,
here a horse becomes stubborn and refu-

TRAINING Al BALKY HORsF.--ln tnolas
where horse becomes stubborn and refu-
ses to move, instead of whipping him, as
is our custom, or setting fire to straw .ur.
der the belly, as practiced in England,
rope is attached to his fore leg, and one
or two persons 90 ahead and pull at fhe
rope. II is said this starts tile most refrac'
rory horse. The Michigan Farmer says
"a horse became balky in Detroit short
time since, and neither whipping nor coax'
ing could make him stir. A rope was fas-
tened around his neck, and he was drag
eed short distance by another team, but
This did not effect a cure. The rope was
then taken from his neck, and fastened
firmly 10 his tail. In this manner be was
dragged a short distance, and when the
rope was taken otf,the hitherto unruly ami
NAL was perfectly obedient to the will Of
his master. We have seen this method
tried with similar results Farmer and
Mechanic. is sd 1a6a szsHsfss-.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-06-27

rE The people of Bad Ak County
s,AgyVis., are agitating the question Of chang
10 is name to Chatham.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-06-27

g5- Counterfeit cent pieces are in clfcn-
lstioD. no doubt, to mix with the genuine
10 large. quantities; they viii easily de-
ceive persons at casual glance, put pc
ING pewter, like all that kind OF CON- have
+. greasy feel and slumPy sound that any
body will recognize. ass
ng4Tf or Ex-Gov. HusBARD.-Ihe
death Of Harry Hubbard Of Charlestowni
81. H., has been announced
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-06-27

aeeatgl from, Elatislg wild Esar.snIps.

Death frons Eating Wild EsaEsnfpss
| While Mr. Henderson, whoelivess near
| Pleasant Greye, in Lake County, was out
planting corn, with his two sons. and q
slaughter, one day last week, they found
some Wild parsnips, or poison henlock',
which theyestook for cultivated parsnips,
and eat. them. Ina few, minutes they
discovered SYMPTOMS Of poisoning and
went to the house. The fatEef, Daughter
and one of the stns commenced voiniting.-
| lhe ether son ~ as sent to theasfield to
lcatch horse and 90 after a physieian.4T
He did not return in. proper time, and one
Iof the neighbors went, out to LOOK after him.
On looking around the pasture he found
him dead, with the bride in his hands
The rest Of the family, as far as we, can II
hear, are in a fair way to re eoyet,.g ..s-
This plant has probably been the occa.
sion Of the death Of more than ten persons
in this county in as many yeafs. Last
fall little boy about three years old, who
lived four miles from this place, procured
a root of it, of which he, ate not more than
one fourth of an ounce, and died in less
than two hours. The ten1aindet Of the
root we'haC in outtpossession for mouths:
The year before that, two children died
from eating it, within our knowledge. DR..
Ball relates two cases of poisoning by it to
Us, that came under his observatlon.A
I Valparaiso {Ind, } Republicans, 9th. IS . asH
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-06-27

A WssINa. The American ,il. z
Convention of Pennsy lvania, when ahl ' has
;sst nominated 4 candidate for Governor j
Was composed Of delegates frome H', =
counties. There are sixty lthree.eountles ID
Ethe State.akatsaea ae@1sz I'D Vel
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-06-27

- lJ1g Tho Charleston mercury III an ar
ticle declaring the inability Of the Demo
cratic party to ward off Northern aggres-
sion from the South, says: .
asis" Vg dc. not beliepe that tie Democratic.
party is competent to protect the rights OF
tie S50tA. It has been Incompetent for
forty years to give us just constitutional
Tariff. il has been incompetent to defeat
the plumber Of Internal Impfoveffients
made by the General Government. 1t
has been incompetent, with a united South
them, to keep Abolition agita-
ton out of Kansas by the 2lst rule. 1t has
beer Incompetent to give the South equal
rights in California. It has been incompe-
tent to secure to the South the recovery.
Of her fugitive slaves in the North, and ii
has been ineompetentto gfve the South
far g}Gv an hQnses. But for ADVENT
tious circumstances, sdeh cs Nr. Fillmore
being supported By d portion Of the North
IN the late Presidential election, ii woMd
hare utterlyfailedto prepent the election
of a sectional ana sdaDary PRESIDENT
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-06-27

=. - re- 4 far-seeing teetotaller being asked
the meaning. Of syntax, witty afspi !,
...ax one has 10 pay for getting drll- -
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-06-27


Power IN THE HUMAN Eyes George
Pitt, afterwards Lord Rivers, declared that
he could tame the most furious animal by
looking at it steadily. Lord Spence said,
f'Well, there is a mastifs in the court yard
which IS the terror Of the neighbofhood
viii you try your power on him! @afPitt
agreed to do SO, and the company .descen
ded to the court yard. A servant held
the mastif BY. q chain. Pitt knelt down
a short distance from the animal, and star:
led him stefnly in the face. they al
shuddered. Alta given signal, the mas
tiff was let loose, and rushed furiously to
wards Pitt, then suddenly checked his
pace, seemed COMPOUNDED, and leapin2
over Pitts head ran away and was moi
seen, iGor' many hours after. During one O
Ilny visits to Italy, while [ was walking 8
little before my carriage, on the road moi
far from Vienna, | saw two huge dog
bounding towards me. Irecollected what
Pitt-had done, and trembling from head tc
foot, had yet resolution enough to stand
quite still and eye them with a fixed look
They gradually relaxed theirspeed from .
gallopito a trot, came up tome, stopped
for asmoment, and went back again
Rogers Table Talk. -
= la|
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-06-27
!, GREAT DsFALcATfoN.-A desalcation Of
lore than half a miiIi0nsof dollars has

AZ The contract for enlarging theCaD-
itol at Madison, Wisconsin, has been award
ed to John Ryecraff,of Milwaukee at s9o,:
900.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-06-27

DECIMAL CURRENCY IN. CASADA.-The
act Of the Canadian Parliament requiring
III Government 1na accounts, from the first Of
January next,to be in dollars and cents the
banking institutions Of the Province have
resolved that the same system shall be a
sonted ia their establishments, and recon-
|mended it for all mercantile purposes
throughout the county.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-06-27

ENoUeH TO maze ROME How14-Yicto
ria Aderlaide Mary Louisa, that is to say
the Princess Royafof England, is to mar
~ Prince Frederic William ofPrussia, and
the Chancellor ofthe Exchequer demands,
as a marriage portion, the sgasslittle sum
of 100000 and an allowance of $4,000
per year. Advices state that John Bull
got rather excited and well he might
There are four other daughters and foul
sons to be provided for, to say nothing q
future favors in the same line, which may
reasonably be expected, Judging from the
past. l.2 '.''s 2 fes
John Bull will evidently learn that il
costs something 70 s'narry.o
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-06-27

q
E TIRE WAY Coon Lieu oRs ARE MADE
IDr. Hiram Cox, appointed OhenlissilseIn
Ispeetors Of Liquors III Cincinnati, has publish
led facts which should, be. engraved around
Ethe rim of every drinking glass. He
States that during two years he has made
Eo49 inspections of various kinds of liquors.
land has foahd more than nine-tenths OF
them limitations, and 9 greater portion OF
them poisonous concoctions. Of brandy
lheihas. not found one gallon Of pure IN a
Ilundre a gallons, the imitation hating
.whskey for the basis, ~ and various
poisonous acids for the condiments. Of
wines. not gallon in q thousand, purport-
ing to be Sherry, PORT Sweet Malaga Is
pure, but they are made of water, sulphu
rio acid, alum, Guinea pepper, horse rad
ish, and many Of them without, a single
drop of alchoholic spirit. Dr. Coxwarrants
there are not ten gallons Of genuine Port
wine ID Cincinnati. He also states that
in his inspection of whiskey he has found
only from II to 90 per cent.tof alehoholic
spirit, when it should have .beenf45 to, 30.
aud some Of it contains sulphuric acid
enough in Quart to eat hole thtough a
mans stomach. sof .giaaoo o. s. I'D
%assFf L
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-06-27
ggThe demand for Land Warrants

rs The 1demand7 for Land Nv afFahts
does not amount to much. 1t is quite EVIL
dent speculation. in = Western lands is
grounded, SO We quote a decline. The
Banks are. getting along smoothly, but the
foundation IS being laid, in the many new
Banks that are organizing for future trouble.
Coaffdeatiqliy, We say to our Particuaf
frieds: Keep DIT Of the Banks" Like
Railroads. they will take the down grade
pretty soon.-[ Thompson's Reporter. res
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-06-27

s GRA1N BuYERs.-Buyers of wheat are
EaHeatlvsin market IN Southern Illinois, for
1.-The Forthcoming crop. They offer from
Isl ,6o@sl,7o pei. bishel. So says the
State .Joaraal.- Racine Advocate.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-06-27

FFaT $50
n EDUCATION A JEWELLERY high edu-
cation leveller, which, whileit tends 10
improve ordinary minds, and to 'tarn9idle-
ness. to industry, may inss some INSTANCES,
have the effect of preventing the fall exr
padsion of genius, The great amount OF
requirement rendered necessary BY the
higher Class Of examinations As they are
now conducted, not only in the universities,
but in some other institutions, while il
strengthens the power Of laarnins,is BY no
means favorable to the higher faculty OF
reflection. But it must Be borne in mind,
that IN this world none of.6ur schemes are
perfect, and. that in all human affairs we
must be content to do what is best on the
whole. Geniuses are rare exceptions to
the general rule; aud a mode sofsed ucstion
which might be well adopted to the few
who think for themselves, would be runlous
to the, unredeeting majority. AS to max
ing one system Of education for one class Of
minds, and another, there are, if | may be
allowed to use a unsupported expression,
Observation-Disclosures I'M the way. Be
sides, who is to know what a boys mind is,
or, what's his peculiar turn, until the great
part Of his education is completeda
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-06-27

- WHq Stocks ARE Down LAND MONEY
TIe,s,r2-ZSonies Of sgthe .IeaVspaperss state
Observation-Disclosures afsthe several rail
roaasgof the United States now reaches
the enormous sum sof So 10, ooosooe, saud
tl.esreport of theg last Secretary Of .aelie
rre.st.fv contains as tatementdhat 81 s.
..nhno0o nores will bs quiredftoc0lnplete
sanly such roads as are now pFo5sese,s.-=
WHY than,sshould not money be tight tt''
throughout the country .sssss
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-06-27

The editor Of the Iowa Reporter
calls with a stentorian voice for the ladies
to come West He says. ssThe. last cen
sus report shows that there are thirty
three Thousand six hundred and ter. more
males than females in Iowa. This, was
taken ia June, and does not include the
spring or fail emigration. We are now
minus at least sixty thousand ladies to
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-06-27

JOHh 11ttii NNlili&eFiucHblf lcdiiA bHas ~
costs something 70 .'narry.o
gg-Itis a popular deltlsion, according
to Punch, TO suppose that a man belongs 20
himself No man does. He belongs to
his wife, or his children, Or bis relations, 81
bis creditors, or 70. society in some form Or
other. It is for their especial good and be-
half that he lives and works, aud they
kindly allow him to retain a certain per
.centage Of his gains to administer to his
own pleasure and wants. He has his body,
and that.is all, and even for that he is an
swerable to society. Tn short society is the
master, and man is the s4ryant; and it is
entirely according as Society proves a good
or bad master, whether the man turns out
good 81. bad servant. s - 9's4 ? s.
Ia, GREAT DgFALcssTfoN.--A defalcationcf
more than half a million of sdoliars has
Been discovered il tie Office Of tie State
e easurer Of Ohio. It occurred under the
al e s..:ystration 81 the Democracy; wien
John q. Breslin was Treasurer. W1nssaH !,
lG5ibsod, Republican. who vas elected two
~ rs ago, il. a brotherin-law. Of Bfeslln,
ana has been very tsrdY ip making kao5TFn
the extent, Of his relatives deialpatlon.-
Gov. elise has beer. vigorously chaaing i
down, and at last, p.lissl coacealmert was
no longer possible, Gibson, confessed to the
amount Of his Demoeratie relatives rascali-
Ity, and resigned. ,ss.s.s. +.
:
AZ The contract for enlarging theCao-
Eitol at Madison, Wisconsin, has been awaEd'
al ~, Iofn r yecraff of Milwaukee at S90,-
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-06-27

axDEcgAsE OF A Son OF BURNs. Robert
Burns the eldest son ofthe poet, diedysre-.
Gently. at Dunfr.es, IN. shis 18th Year, All
tended by his two brothasrs Col. J William
sand Lieuteaant Col James Burns He i
said Il, have Inherited, ia some little de-
gree, the lyrical genius ofbis father b I
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-06-27

AWasbingtous letter that states samples
Of sugar, from the Chinese cane, aud alcho
hol distilled from The juice, have been
shown at the agricultural bureau OF the
Patent Office, which places the question
Of sieapabiity of cystihzation beyond al
doubt.sv.s sss.s@gsfs7f asss IA sss,,i 4 a
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-06-27

go CoNsUMRTIoN AT tie SourIT t ,-An ex5
traofdinary feature Of recent medical. eS
perenee is, that consumption prevails aforlg
the Southern sea-coast of the Unlted
States, Cuba, and other West India Is Is
lands. as a much as It does at the North T..
This IS known to Physicians IN the West
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-06-27

"a luxurious YERpIcT.--A. Smith, IA
Their Of Eliza P. Smith, of Brooklyn n. Y,
brought suit against Andrew J.Coneelyea,
for the Sc duction of his daughter, The
trial was concluded ION Monday last, and
the jury, after being out one half an al hour,
returned a verdict of $4,000 damages
against The defendant. Conselyca brought
forward aperjured scoundrel by the nam OF
EO'AfsaHa, to swear away the good name
tofsthe victim, but the jury on thissyery aeT
count doubled the damages, and. Y M t9 II
has been held to answer fer perjury. Is !.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-06-27

Is eVerVWhere a scOfneT anu d IIOCIN5I'
Some crooked end it secretly purposes
Don't hang hat or hopes on turn-up noses.
San Andreas independent., 1857-02-21

p1- Mr.. Jacob Carter, the celebrated
Temperance lecturer, arrived in the John
l.. Stephens