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.TRs three pieces, "Wiiian Tell
", . aud tbe 'Sew Foolmss /" VIII AFFORD
.ihment TO The patrons OF This house TO-
k.sDas. - TIE charming spe-sic spectacle OF
Mia" 70 be rtpeaed by the lyme and Harrison
'fhis evening.
Hy.--' Born 10 Good Luck" Love and MURDER
BIoug ms "HaGle,, are 10 be PLAYED this Al.
In the evening we are 10 have "ktng John"
20 ca hon Ia"
efToS's --shassperss tao play of the Twelfth
b., with it's admirable csci moulding Mrs. Barrow,
me necromanbc trsma Of the Bottle Imp are 70
Ppeated.
% decided bit as Nj nehsoa) IAN Awkward Art
ara "Gonl to the Races, are To be performed this
hirg.
AURA REsTs Tho new piece, styled Fl Due with
NV n Dor sad that universal fsvorte, the Marble
Beert, arc Announced for repetition to might
CHAMBERs srRKwT TuEATRK -"Rinaido aud Rinsidni,'
the Chpdren in the yocos and the "JoIv Co>ber"
pc 'omed this afternoon, and tho Castle Spectre"
min ate IAN at Sea" ano Money xakes Him Mad" In
Nae even q
Npsrui Tho srsrsisc festivities will open tns morn
TR With 'e Dumb Mah Of Msncht ster " Cinderella"
Nto be given IN the afternoon and evening.
GE1een CaNsTY AND NooDs hisiTREB tender q great
hrce 81? he'd "New Yosrs Gaia" for 10 h,s enter
A3pmCEt
the Rvtslzys VIII entertain al callers ttis evening with
va,ety Of sneir me.t smut'Dg melodies and the excel
Hnt burietque on the fAvorise epers OF Cinderella"
ahapped Hands Impossible Where Jones'
italian 1eed: emoJGD. healing Tor inaLs ktberfng
SS thavlng; only shilling. Depo. 22 bowery.
salls for New Years Portraits. provided
~ twenty Eve artists at HOLMES picture shop, 9 Broad
Wy 60 eaziy.
rhe Pest Ambrotypes an DagaerreotyPes
taken q, the Everett Gallery 42 Bro-a*ay frcesrom
he. upwards
The Sale OF Baco"'s superb 80 Cent Ann
kotypes Win al New Years Day, at his rooms 2S
Bewery.
go Cent Picture Factory Open New Years
Day receive sails for kIM5ALL's beautifully coored
smerosypes Gallery 34I broadway
Fur Sets for Misses and Chiidren-A splen-
nsheAY sf, at FORD SCOTS, 2Io Broadway
Furs, >Eurx-At Wnite's, J4s Fulton
- a. - Gdwsy and Nassau. Geus aa''SS
Evan ,. r,osh,ns Warehouse, Nos.
81 and silver Watches, Diamond Rings
EVERY, SD rlv.r spoons, forks, &c. for sale y
e and retail 81 ess tnsn the nsaal prices BY GEO.
IN, importer al watches aud jeweny, IL Wall street,
~ rss- broadway.
l~r OaIx--Reccived from the Hon. ~.
Hartford. Connecticut, and mounted m god. Sold
s. EAEbhLlr Jey.ener, Sy9 bro'awsy'
saIe.-A Handsome Rosewood Se-'
c round corners elegantly furnished for sale
~ The cost Apply at a East twenty sixth
DG5sfT5nfsn House, Brssdvsay.-Hotel Ae.
onmodsnons ne European American plan =, option
sSeam Dtsl throughout SIDNEY HOFFMAN
sJ.-A Great Treat for the Holidays "A
s hquers containing dozen bottles sssor.ed wine Of
-lsrsh Ads MA be ole and deliver ed free o. expense W
." MARTIN 4 MILLS, IA Broadway.
Gall and Sec the Charter Oak Ornaments,
I'd tbe United States coin Zone cent. today, at
VIZ. r. rARBELLs, Jeweler, 1876 broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-01

orHtrts--Gerrt Y. lansing, Chancellor.
John Greg Vice Chancellor.
Sar,ael r. woolworth, Secretary.
JUDGES or THE C0UhT OF APPEALs.
C1a,r. How,. solay. Tsrm Erptra.
No. ]. Hiram D.oio, Utica, 81 500 Dec. 81 1871
2. Alex. \ johnson, Ably. 1880 Et
3. G.F.Comstook Syracuse q 500 1851
T. g. L. Stldep, Rochester 2 500 1se3
Selected iron The Justices OF the supreme Court 10
,trve until Dec. 81 1857, By virtue OF e. art Q, Of
tho constitution.
John ". Brown, Neyourr; Alonzo c. Paige Sctenec-
iady; william H. shshklsrd Syracuse; Levi y. eoves,
lockpovt
Francis Herman. Utcs, Reporter
Russeli ,. HICKS. Albany, CLERK
MILITARY STAFF or THE COMMANDMENTS CHIEF.
Freotrck To~nsesd. Albany, Adjuisnt Gcneral-saas-
~, 1900.
Der amin y Bruce" Lenox Inspector eeneral-ss per
day.
Iiniborne rOmpslns. staten land, counisssry Gen.
er.t--t700
Csrence A. Seward, New York, Judge Advocate Gene
ral-slt0.
Robert L. johnson, Albany, Paymaster General
James L. MICHEL, Albany. Qusrtermastsr General.
samuel q. Vandsrpcol surgeon General.
Robert lie Roy, New YORK. AID de.CAmp.
Hale Kingsley, Albany, 40 do Camp
The above gentlemen have been selected heir names
have to pass The ordeal Of he senate.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-01
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

WEDNESDAY, Dec. Jt-t F.N.
AsHrs Sales OF 80 bbs pos were made at $50.
BskApsrrrs.--Forr-rhe market continued dull, AMI
sslse limited. The Fuon's arrived too late in the
day for rs Elects to be fet the market The gale.
. ere al ahnuL The following q aolAiions
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-01

The State government, will then be as follows
Name. Salary.
John A. King, Governor Jamaica Queens 90 . 3. 600
Henry X selden II Gov, Rochester, Monroe 90,
pcr day............... .................. 8
Joel Hesdey 81 eretsry of Statc............ a. 500
Lorenzo Burrows, Comptroller ............... $500
S Smphen 0rn, neasotI 'oow0
Victor Rice Supc iptepdsp, Pupo Instructiop 1900
sta Seymour Surveyor aud Euslneer. 1850
T.nsa Soqk BANK Depaf'nen' e eo0
Her ~ Ftzbush Cana Con missioner .... 1000
samuel 3. Walton, Canal Con- missioner 1000
est u Snors g. coe. Oo" nrsoner' '00
william A. Russell stat. PRISON Inspector ~ I'8O0
Wesley Bla,sdep, State Prison Inspector 1000
asnoe' r,me,ee lara Aporaser'' - per asy ana
William wssaou> Cara tcp,n,ser' trsge
n. stanton, Jr. Deput, Secretary Of State 81 500
rh,ip lheips, Depnti Comp. oler ......:. i'eo0
T + Dotv nenn,v r.. .,nre, ' xoO
Alfred b. Street State Librarian .............. Loco
sllas sey mour, Railroad Com missioner.
lame. n avsin ps,,nad Ca,om.s,onsr ''''
The io,mer bonv s,s,a Ens,eer and survoyo, 4, A.,
u~o, ,6oo No. 80. ,,.u., ouo..o.. ~ u.,,,,.
4, a,ec,ea NV Tho Ra,,,oas C,m,,,o,,,, ard w. cain
.rro,r,sa hv ~. cou,rox an. sor,,. .ch q, IN. to
latter recova 40 soo ..,v and shoo fc ,r.v.,nr A.,
uen,,. mid nv ,ns ,.l,o,, comn.n,s.
rur c.,., no.pn
uo,rvp s.,s.n ,.ouhnoa, Liar, Cow p...,a.n,
joel I Headley, American, secretary Of State.
Lorenzo Burrows Ame ioan. Comptroller.
SPEC n c,.h,na Ss,..n a,,or,.v c.r.,.,
sVas sey mour, republicsu, Engineer and Surveyor.
Henry rzhntb, republican, commissioner
Cha,Ica n Shsrr,lI' re'mnncsn C"mm,ssaos,
po,c.,,y the Board ,unnds Ave American, % ,ou, ro
,,n..,. co,,os,,. NJ, s.nuo,, N tho ,.,., rh,,
poa,d all m, no,c. noxer in the s,s vorh
men,onnr II appo,ots all the Col,eo,ors suncy,,.op
a,,, ana o,,s- .aho,a,,s,. nm tho canal. , !, re.,,v
con,,.n, session during tho sitting OF tho Lsy,sure
80 .,rs.,. far, an. .,,,,,so,, n.. ,ho rows,
n, yep,,nr pens,es ,eysla,e. of tho canals
-, .-'-.'. ..u.--,-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-01

NE moro numerous body without any authority from
iheD osD end eject Senator Of heir own party and
thsy ccute that Mr. Barans hit TO his seal be con
srmea met tbe decs,ou via sanction too course they
PTopc,s 70 pursue 10 DOT To be imagined that the
eocorsss Of Indiana Will he behind their bretnern OF the
sSyiiofe The fatal facility" OF factionism which ieads
VI spsrehy Tits srgumeat conveniently omiu all no,
o CT the TACT that he Iowa senate duly voted 10 meet
NSbtT branch IN eenventea, and did meet IL In pur-
>ci tho vote, sbc tbaE IN g emily question affecting
>uu,sv Of Mr.. Hs, aus election Ii, whether vote
Ion 10 adjourn TO day certain, was eqni
Of adjournment on the part or eacn
AcuesliOn, however, Is 10 tine hands OF
kn 60 whatever they .hink best t0y
party, without tho least regard 70
euet,On, or the principle Involved.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-01
NEW YORK STATE GOVERNMENT

Names Of State OHceps-The Members Of the
Senate md Assemb,y-Work Before the Lee
gisIature.
The Inauguration OF the State officers viii take
place. in tho hall Of the capitol at 10 O'Clock ths morn
NO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-01

6od bars stamped ......."...........f22 8d bl8 80
Transmitted TO United states Mint, Pnlla
delphia Tor coinage Sllt,o41 90
The annexed statement exh bits the current quotations
for leading s,ocks In this marke at the close Of each
month, from Dec. 81, 1855, to Dec. 81, 1856
QUOTATIONS. yoR STocEs IN rBI NV YORK MARXur.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-01
THE LEGISLATURE.

The ItbISLAIUKE.
The legislature viii NEE, Albany Tue day, Jsuu
ue
mEnBrRs or rHE SENATE, 1857
Hon Henry r. selden, President and Lieutenant Gov
erpor RocbesterSssry 50 per day and ter cents per
mile travel Inc compensation for attending meet,
nss Of the Canal B. ard Of which be is President
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-01

gau and See the Charter Oak Ornaments,
I'd abe ecu United States coin Zone cent today, at
VIZ. r. rARBELL's, Jeweler, 395 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-01

YHB NEW STATE AND CITY GOVERNMENTS

Mortality In The Metropolis Of the
Ocean Steamers Heads Of tho People
Criminal NJ; thiles-State Gov.
Meeiines OF state Le-
glslatar es- X railroads In the
United states,
tGe., &c, &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-01

p .rhe Rest Ambrotypes an DaguerreotyPes
taken a. the Evere. Gallery, 423 Broosay frcesfrom
Ne upwards.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-01

The Sale OF Baco"'s superb 30 Cent Ann
hoypes Win continue all New Years Day, at his rooms, 2
Bcwery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-01

sJ.--A Great Treat for the Holidays "A
hquers containing dozen bottles sssored wine Of
Asreh kmds al be solc and dell cred free o.
ssS Isit Gi he ely for the small sum OF Is.
MARTIN MILLS, IA Broad way
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-01

DIish5Dfan House, Breadway.-Hotel Ae'
tss European American plan option.
sleam Dtal throughout SIDNEY HOFFMAN,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-01

go Cent Picture Factory Open New Year
Day. receive sails for kIM5aLLs beautifully colefe
snproypes Gallery 81 broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-01

VIZ you, yUH
rng troubled with dandr any disease OF the scalp or
always tine glossy HAIR. Professor WOODS hair res'ora
iusbie. SOLD al 32 Broadway, and eT al druggists
SristasSoros Hair Dye. scaIps and Wigs
D.. awhoeaaie and retail ana the dye privately
pbs6 = No. 5 Astor House.
Hateheidor's Siair Dye. wigs aud Toupees.
ne ln the world, made sold and applied a. No. 20
nseeawsy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-01

Ira three pieces, Villa Tell, !"
is, A." and tbe ''Nsv Fooimsc {" viii AFFORD
.ihment TO ihe patrons OF If1is house TO-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-01

yer,ns coraplycn witch indicates weak somach and In
.etye By he nv tone unter The ope
patton O purdsrs q secrcions and The bio1t
Sck he manufctorss ~ Maiden lane View York and "a
sbsps Io1dfn AID Uy al druggists, al > cents SZ eenas
auC a. Sc "a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-01

hNnlktn Nfntist M 49,
Mich. eog, a. Nor Ind. RI,
Cleveland A toledo RR
Cleveland Il Pi;,sbutg RR.
Gnlebe n Chicago RR i
Chicago n Rcck island RI.
illinois Central RI. ....
Ia Cro-se a xilwsusie RI.
Cleve Coluu. n Gin RI
Aliwsutic Z. Niss'sp ppi y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-01

h. as feErrsd Europe Enh viii be II home ,sS3
soueultton IN bronchial and pulmonary
serfIors duf tns usual h0nrs Cany.
N1uR Ter ID
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-01

Sails for New Years Portraits. provided
~ twenty Eve artists at HOLMES picture shop 29 Broad
Way 80 easly.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-02-07

FROZEN TO DEATB.-A man named
Brown, an Irishman, was frozen to death
Saturday night week, at Prairie du Chen
EE John B.Gough is lecturing in Quincy
and other parts Of the State. Next week
he is to 60 to Wisconsin.
&TThe Rev. NJ. Bradford has retired
from the editorial chair of The N. Y. E.
vangelist, post he has hold for fifteen
years.
eEA new Congregational church ed
ifce, of ample dimensions, has recently
been built at Wlnona, at which the Rev.T.
7. Waterman, formerly Of Galena, minis
tiers. The pews for one year rented for
$l;70O.
LAND OFFtcE REMovED.-The Land
Office heretofore located at Winona, Min
nesota, has been removed to Farribault.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-02-07

Tim NORTH WESTERN LAND GRANT
RAILnoAD.-We are happy to announce
the asrival of the Engineer Corps of the
North Western Division of the La Crosse
and Milwaukee Railroad, under the charge
Of MA. B. Reid. They arrived here
about two weeks since, after encountering
the most serious difficulties on accoan. Of
The deep snow, with its icy crust. This
Survey, as our readers are well aware, is
tho Land Grant Survey for the road to be
built from Madison or Columbus to Lake
6uperior, for which donation of lands was
given BY Congress to the State at the last
SESSION, and by the State cedGd to the La
Gross and Milwaukee Railroad Company
The eufe thus far is considered feasible
as Villas mere preliminary survey car
determine and we are strong in our belief
that Sack River Falls will become one Of
the points on this important line of rail
road. This fact taken in connection with
the vast mineral resources and other nat
ural ndSantages which the town possesses
proves eonelusively that Black River Fall:
viii n a few years be one of the largest
and most important cities in the North
west The attention Of Eastern capitalists
= dlteSdy drawn towards this point, there
being hany opportunities for good and safe
inYe1tments. There will be numerous I'M
provements commenced here as soon al
navigation opens. A large number O
buildings are already under contract, and
otness il contemplation; so that every
thing nov indicates a large increase in the
busineeR growth and population of oul
beautiful town during the present year.
lJscs6en Co. Banner, Black River Falls
Jan. rs.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-02-07
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

r WILL SELL for 4 cash, balance on time, the fo
Lowing Lands in Grant County, Wis, to wits
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-02-07

CHARLES SUMMERS FUTURE Course
A gentleman who recently had an ill.,
terview with Senator Summer, said to
him:
"When you 60 back, of course you 60
back to reiterate what you have said be-
fore r.
"Reiterate r' was the reply, 'there are
persona who think that it might not be
easy to say anything on tie subject of sla-
very or slaveholding much stronger than
| said before; but l can tell you that il
ever get back to Washington to make
the speech that I shall make when / dc
get there it will be to my lastspeech in the
Senate of the United States as fourth
proof brandy to molasses and water"
He then asked what he expected would
be the personal consequence Of such s
speech:
II suppose," said Sumner, ~ shall b.
shot; I don't see what else is left for them
to do"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-02-07
Tavern Stand for Sale,

i T PLEASANT VALLEY. The well-known Ia
IN stand, including Stables and Outbuildnas, at
Pleasant Valley, is for SALE The Hotel is large two
story with basement cellar and kitchen addition 1t
is well finished and richly painted Also all the Fur
rooms and bedding sufficient for 30 persons The stable
double with above and graneries and contains
stalls to accommodate Is horses. nm, :
The location Ia upon the ma roads leading from Pc
tosi to Plattevie, lancaster Beetown, Fennmore and
Muscoda land upon the route from all those places toGa-
lena and Dunleth: being of the most public thor
oughares in the west Possession given Immediately
For TERMS apply to she proprietors the promises
Dec. 18th, 1856. 26tf ENNOR PETTY.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-02-07

Ldks Erie and Michigan in Wsnter.-
Lake Erie is now one vast field Of ice a;
far q The eye can reach, from shore &c
shope. Along the shore the ice is fine
ssnooth Ind solid, and covered at all prac-
ticable hcurs with troops of skaters, while
fafthsf away it is covered with 9
snowy rust upon which skaters never ven
Lake Michigan, on the contrary, spurns
the letters of the Frost-King. There is nc
ics y Be seen on its broad expanse, save
Just along the shore. And severe and con
tinued Is has been the cold of this Winter
the access to our Harbor has net beer
closed -. Milwaukee Sentinel.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-02-07

their lives, and others came out to serve in
their places. About four o'clock in the af.
ternoon the man in the rigging loosed his
hold and fell backward dead, on thedeck
The yonBg man dashed to the rail was also
insensible or deasd, for he had made mo-
ton for several hours SO the wreckers, hay-
ing done oil that they could, secured their
implements, and with heavy hearts wend-
ed their way hemeward.-[N. Y. Tribune,
Jan %
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-02-07

Hdd1son & Columbus. road let.-The
Grant Railroad from Madison to Portage
City, and from Columbus to Portage City
has been let, says the Patriot, to be finish
ed year from next October. The com
pany have purchased lately, and paid for
about 1900 tons of iron, enough to lay
Ito miles Of track, which will be on hand
as soon IS navigation opens.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-02-07
REAL ESTATE
A Farm for Sale,

IN PATCH GROVE, GRANT COUNTY, Wis.
CONTAINING two hundred tsenty-six and one-hs
Sixty-seyen and one-haf Of said farm
is timber land of the best kind. Fifty is seeded
down with timothy and clover which affords the best
kind of meadow, and of Orchard. The re-
maindsr Of the farm is part Prairie and in cultivation
the best kind, and is situated within two miles of the
town Of Patch Grove the leading road between the
Mississippi and Mwau kee, where several coaches pass
daily Tho farm well accommodated with good sup
ply of water of the best kind Also there is two good
Dwelling Houses barn. stables, cribs log house for
workman, and several other houses too numerous TO
mention. For further particulars apply to the
the farm. ARTHUR FEGAN.
January 14th, 1867. 3no30
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-02-07
a Good Farmer Wanted.

THE SUI BSCRIBER offers to rent his farm, lying In
the town of Wingville one-and-a-half miles south
west of the village of Montfort There is eighty
of ground ready poughed for to put the crop in in the
spring and thirty in timothy, and pasture fen
ced of sixty acres house sufficient to live in.
shall let this out for next the renter wishes to
cres more, which is already let out for next year 1.-THE
renter would wish to have Cows to stay on the
farm, will leave some and lot Of chickens.
January LIST, 1857. 5t29 GEORGE SCHNEE.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-02-07

BANK CoMMIssIoNER.-The Chicago
Democrat of Friday, mentions report in
circulation in that city, that William Bross,
Esq, one Of the editors of the Denaoc'- attic
Press, Chicago, has been nominated by
Gov. Bissell for Bank Commissioner, ILL
nois; and that his nomination had been
confirmed by the Senate. Mr.. B. is doubt
les sis we'll qualified for the office.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-02-07

Appearauce Of the new Senator from
Pennsylvania. The Washington cor.
respondent Of the Evening Post, thus de-
scribes the appearance of SIMON CAMERON,
who just now occupies so prominent pos
ition:
Simon Cameron, senator elect from
Pennsylvania, was in the Senate to-day
listening to the reading of the certificate
of his election. Mr.. Cameron is a tall
wiry, sharp-featured man, with a well
bronzed face, and an ample supply of iror
grey hair, which is cut evenly round hi
forehead, in what the old women call, the
''pumkin shelP' style. He is of Scotch de
scent, and has the general aspect of {
shrewd Pennsylvania Farmer. Mr.. Cam
eron was prominent object Of interest a
a party given last evening by Col. Seaton
the venerable editor of the Intelligencer.-
He insists that Pennsylvania does not, ane
never would on a fair expression of the
popular will, give her voice for Buchanan.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-02-07

fu-The neat and pleasant two-sto
y DWELLING house of Charles Pole, two
miles north of this village, was consumed
By A. On the Morning Of Friday, January
1othS u about o'clock. The fire origin
Std l1om stove-pipe that passed through
sition, and might have been quenchet
had here been suitable assistance al
hnn1- Considerable of the furniture was
deofSyed. Mr.. Poles loss must be neal
tl6Qo TShullsburg Herald, 29th.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-02-07

finx1Llous CuREs.-We have always
j. low to believe the wonderful cures
s. one medicine after another pretends
I'M made,-but as we are we will own
en We are fairly convinced. Those
- eades who are acquainted with the
- Mrs. Beach and Mr.. Farwell, will
E 1elNk us lightly turned, when we con-
e1k belief that Ayers Cathaftic Pills
81 tues for purifying the blood which
1ything within the range of our &C
= nee hitherto. For those who are
pizant Of the facts, We will say: she
% afflicted for over eight years with
which only grew worse in spite Of
emedies she could employ,untll she
kER,s Pills. Under the influence
+ er another of her sores have healed
is apparently as free from the com.
rs ourselves. He had liver com,
with psin in his side that disabled
om work for long time; all other
ines had failed to afford him any
anent relief, but few doses of Ayers
cured him and he is now steadily at
post, of conductor on the cars
letown Daley Courier.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-02-07

THE IRON BoUGHr.-We understand
that all the iron has been purchased, ne
cessary to lay the track from Watertown
to this city.
This is glorious news, and we may soon
expect to hear the "Yell' of the iron horse
in Madison. So much for doing things up
right Mad. Patriot.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-02-07

WAsH1saroN.-The House Iuvestiga
ting Committee is likely to end in farce
The.corruption cannot be found-thougf
a good many have smelt dead rat.
From Nicaragua, we learn that Van
derbilt will not gain what he expects from
the overthrow of Walker Mil. Wiscon
sin. Slst ult.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-02-07
III tHis uepII tiIoHt 10 "od uS tn0 = =
Wholesale Grocery & LIQUOR Business
FRESH ARRIVAL OF SPRING
AND SUMMER GOODS.

TIME SUBSCRIBERS have just received their Spring
Stock Of Good, to which they would respectfully in-
vito the attention Of the public in general Our stock
composed in part Of tho following, viz: Ladys Dress
Goods.
All wool, Beraze, and common deaine Beraze plain
and figured Brantines Lawns, Lawn Robes French do.
Debaze, Ginghams, baird muslin, Dimiy Mansook &c.
Also fine lot of Linen Cambria Handkerchief gloves
hosiery ebroideries Bonnets ribbons in fact everything
necessary to complete Ladies' Toilet
Our Stock of Boys Chldrens wear, IS complete, our
stock of Genemens furnishing goods is the most
pete of any brought to this market besides have
complete lot of Boots & Shoes Hats Caps Clothing,
Carpenters Tools Iron Nails, Glass, Putty OIL Paint,
Lamp Black Rosn Dye Stufs and in fact every article
that s usually kept in cotntry store and which will
be sold reasonable terms any house in the Coun-
ty. -. ::
Lancaster April 25th 1866. 43-tf