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Why is the Demand so Great for
-EE
AGUE BALSAM?

Because il will, ia oil cases, safely and et-
'cctual,y cure 'bnt much dreaded scourge OF
the west-Chiils, Fever and aguc--wiihout
fail, and 10 cases will counterfeit the poison
81 Malaria, Of which fact thousands do tes-
iif, aud, unlike al other nostrums. y IL on.
Nv recommended Tor one class Of diseases.
.rd as y tonic il is unsurpassed. we VIII
fer 4 few evidences Of IL worth, by men
IN influence aud high standing.
PRIscFTus. LII Sept. 90. 1857.
DR.. Mann--near sir: Por several years
pasi have used your Aese Balsam "a my
lsily practice, aud have closely observed its
fleets 10 hundreds Of cases, and IN TO case
has il failed 10 produce the n,ost happy 81
liect. can most chcerfullv recommend Y
~ a certain specific for chills, fever and
ague, and malsri, Us diseases.
Truly Yours. n. AUSTIN, N. D.
MARSHALL. yrcm.. Feb. II. 1857.
Dr. Mann a. Col have sold a large
amount u your Ague Balsam in this viclni'y
,nd rom my personal know ledge 81 u, be-
lieve il the best remedy for chills, fever and
aguc that has ever been sold IN our state.
Respectfully Yours, y A. HYDE.
AsHrABULA. Ohio, Jan. Let. 1895.
Messrs. -. X. Mann a. Co--Gents: Ia
lrahvassIng the states OF ONO ana DltchlHen
Tor the sale Of the different remedies OF
which we have %ccntrol, our attention has
been called 10 observe the great name nat
lyour ague balsam has gained Tor Itself W
every place where sold. II really seems 70
he the peoples own remedy, and its Gales
more rapid than all others. III is destined ~
supercede all other ngue remedies 10 the
market. Very truly yours,
A a. 5 HEEDRY.
New York, Feb %, 1858.
Mcssrs. s X Mann a. Co-Gents: have
Al our house Ia 81 Louis sold your sgue bal
sam some three years, md have carefully
observed It's effects in curing. and must "
III candor saw, I do not believe its equal ex'
lists Ia oil the world OF medicines. 10 my
personal knowledge il has cured permanent
Nv every time, and | have known y used AFTER
all other remedies have been tried 10 vain'
with the most happy result; and what y
more remark able | have never knows q case
but what remained cured, for at least thss
season. Iheve no hesitation In recommends,
ing il as a perfect triumph over chilis anu
fever. Respectfully Yours,
DR. q WOOD.
S. X. MANN & CO., Proprietors
Gallon, Ohio. Sold by all good Drug
gists. may "a ON
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l224l From Perry, by Butler AuJurp, Dcksb, Isylors
Corners, Hamilton, Pleasant Lake, Angola, Ere
mont, Crooked Crock, and Kinderhcck. to Cold
Water, GO miles and back thsoe times week.
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day by l0pm;
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ATTAIN,
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IA
i124a From Auburn, by lbs, Fairfield Centre. Turkey
Crssk, and Salem Centre, to Flint, Is miles and
back week
Leave Auburn Friday al m;
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Leave Flint Saturday Ut 8 mi
Arrive At Auburn by p m.
1928 From Auburn, by Victor, Mt Hope, Neville,
Milo o. Farmer, Noy, ard Bruner.burg to Defiance
Al miles and back, once.
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Arrive at Defiance by m;
Leave Defiance Wednesday al a m;
Arrive al Auburn by 8 p
1924 From Fort Wayne by Perry, Smcns Corners Swan,
Avila. Lisbon. Kendailsle Narcotics. North
Milford, Mount Plsg,h, Monesquinong, Ontario,
and Limo, 10 Sturpe,, 81 miles snd back, three
times a week.
Leave F. Wayne Monday, "Wednesday, snd Friday
at IN;
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Leave surecs Tuesday, Thurs lay, snd Saturday At
2pm;
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Proposals for six times week service invited
l724s From Fort Wayne ty Hees Ccrners Cherubusco,
Merriam, Wolf Lake. Noble. and Albion. TO Vs.
wake, ~ miles and back. twice q week 10 Wolf
Lake. and three times week residue.
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lfl From Sullivan, BY New Leb,non. Meron. 0reys,
vile. Furmsn's Creek. Praise Creek, aud Prarc-
ton. to Teme Hsu,e, A miles and back, three
times week
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Sam,
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Cross Roads. Wsvsland, and Browns Valley, to
CrawfordsvilIc, SO miIcs and back, twice week.
Leave Tcrrc Ifsute Monday ana Thursday a. 6 M
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i've From Tere Hau'e. b. Fruit Hill, Bidgoton, Mans
feld and Medeln, to Portland Mills 80 miles snd
back, once a week.
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n. Arive at Tere tirute by 6 p m.
S' from Teue Hau's, by Numa, Clinton Lock, Monte
snms, Cirton, Highland, Newport, Eugene, Per-
ryvile, covtgton. Portland. aud Rob Roy. 10 Att
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times "eek side supply Of Mcntssums.
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and Green Oak, 10 Rochester, % miles and back,
a wsek
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at6am;
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miles and back, week.
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Mile, to Pcnysburg. 10 miIcs end back, once
week.
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Arrive at Perrysbu'g by IL M;
Lsavs Perry burG Saturday 1t pm;
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Mile Prairie. 10 Wnuamsc, 20 miles and back
once week.
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week. Ga
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I2264 From BIsfEou, By Rc6sbu<e, Nosainnham. PENS
vile. New Mount Pleasant end DsssAsdvto Wis.,
ches,er 20 miles and hsok, twes wssk.
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Halfxay, New Mouut Pleasant, Jay Ceust House,
and West Chester. TO New Coydon, ~ uaps end
back, week.
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1926 From Muneetowp, ny Anthony, Whes6ns. and
Trask, to Jonesboro', ~ miles and bAiax three
times week. s.,.
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day Mea m;
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Msam;
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miles aod back, week
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Arrivs At New Corner by II ns
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1865 From Deer6sid, by Boundary sWd ss,sNScs, 10
rc', Reco"ry, ~ miles and b'ck, once ~eeh
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Arrive 81 Winfed by pm.
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Bigeiow Mills, 10 miles and back, twice week.
Leave Lsportc Monday and Thursday Al pm;
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Leave Bfgeow Mills Monday aod Thursday at q NJ;
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Valparaiso ~ miles and back, three times week
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Arrive 1t Valparaiso by IL m,
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M5pm;
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miles and hack. ,bres ,imes I week.
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urdsy q 9 am,
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Jpn;
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back, week.
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Propoals for twice . week service invited.
i22s From Koox by Toto and Bogus Run, San Pierre,
10 miles and back, twice a wtsk.
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Arrive al San Pierre by ~ m,
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Arrive Al Knot BY Jpn.
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Prairie, 10 South Bend, 10 miles and back. twice a
week
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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-22

| In addition to this, S. D. Carpenter re
ceived $4,000 from the Company, and NJ
Schoffiler, Of the Milwaukee Banner, $40,
1000. The remaining portions Of the re-
ports show hat $4,000, in bonds were
paid TO Governor Bashford.
Respecting oar members from the min.
in district, Thomas Falvev swears that he
made an arrangement with w. p. Dewey
that if he Dewey would arrange with
three members from the mines, so as tc
have Them favor the Land Grant Bill, be
should receive the same compensation as
members did. This Falvey appears 10
have been chief agent under kilbourn
and called to his aid sundry subordinates in
all parts Of the State. See page 50 Of
Report.
We learn that the Committee did moi
offer any resolutions, to reach the direc-
tors, who sanctioned this issue of Bonds.
The Bonds were worth SO to 90 cent?
on the dellar at the time when used for
corrupting and bribing purposes, but soon
fell 30 almost nothing. We believe they
are now worth bit or Ia cents on the
dollar, SO that those who sold out theil
equation got cheated. except those who
sold reputation and Bonds on the spot.
The Investigation has taken over three
months and accounts for the protracted
session. But for the vigorous opposition
against investigation, set up at the com
mencement Of the session through the in
fiuence of the bribed ones and their friends
aud the continuous distractions thrown in
the way at every step, the whole thing
might have been disposed Of and the Leg
islature adjourned several weeks ago, per-
haps in March.
The Investigation was a difficult opera
ton, owing to the high order Of cunning ia
the opposition and the secret manner in
which the black transactions were all
yelled. The leader, Kilbourn. and h;s
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subordinates. were all Of the most accom-
plshed oder of plotters-schooled for
wears in the business of bribing legislators,
and plnndering he State.
TO JAMES II. KsowLroN, above oil 9th
ers, IS the credit due of having attacked
and crippled. il not totally annihilated the
gang, we think forever.
Bang numerous, wealthy, crafty and IN
good practice at the art of humbagglng
people-also the leaders generally OF Il
greai political party, some Of them may
rise again, but the load will crush most of
them.
Having disposed Of these very natural
|ineumbrances Of every new State, We think
Wisconsin will start now and initiate her
old sister states in economy, morality, and
good legislation. Like a purge or q vomit
to sick stomach, the very thought OF In
|vestigation brought spasn,s; but at last
the popular stomach swallowed the dose OF
investigation and footed the bill---and such
discharges, God save US from a further de-
|scription We can swear and Invent slang,
but We can't do our subject any furtherj JUS
tee