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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-24
ONE THOUSAND LADIES IN THE PRO.
CE6SION.
30 rBY HDIrOR OF RIA HERALD.

NEW YORK, August 20, 1873
see many parties have come out through tAe dsily
journals with their suggestions for the great Gable demon
tstisns The lat proximo. wish to make one vnch
adopted wn he feature In our seissrs'sus, aud
that viii upsosea ly be asz active and interesting
90 Any portion Of We pageant I propose ibss a,out
sAsu.asd or mere (the the neFev) Of lsoies
beauty and tbe fA Oiy) mount their pairrys and
form q cavalcsde.
As he whsie world and an the rest Of mankind 10
rejoice ON thu 0ns ntous soossion, Why the
women take paxR They certainly help make DOR iJn
OF the human family. No vii deny that y For
my part think would be poor world wthoo sbsun.
Az miaht not be deemed prudent Tor teDss sppssr
alone ON ouch lot pc undssss0ca sDAs each
have 0pA abundant
Where ID the fan General or Colonel hat will co for.
ward ana lead the ehsxgeY EQUESTRIAN.
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Tn, rra,r,res AT Nsr osl..rs-From a let
rae PARIsH WILL CAST

frr FrsrfrtrcK AT Nav 0sLs.rs-From et
sst csNea "a he cy Zee n toe sssot .. NeEOre.s-
i-f Sor hg'u AZ -0sie,, ssuaos tho feHsT1s -"re
ehue aver omnstoo ~ yavsses he srS1' ~ NJ
uis 81 flue ar,t agcng i0a ssllfs 71t Rss - c@ 30
IRE IA sVf.sn o. rcusb he cts m F~~o''vs IS
Ns: rte Nssi a tea,o . 10 or 49, VIZ pstu
'rtrs . btfsas M or rs talf A. fsei dios - 'fO
fos ~ a. rsla tie % H. IA ttc ient:- ct.eo W
see 4sfuau faary N a back y0oi 'nnli ihs mother
ana frns rtfctfu -its the sac 70 ever, All Ntnk
auau "a al s.sviss rso hal grs o. tn- 80 oe "a MT
y aomiaseteo 70 snsh nec.ssits govited Va % svs
for u. ushs snf n ornr sert th-m " ma n1.-iy
1rsptal the fsre- has p-eytOsy dieN-shs nsshsr
atdsse saiafsf ae nee 1ssd Nie fhe - iisia
vrs .eie sts Toe t4ne disease y" SsiJe II tcsi y
Afsysf CO.
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MONrcyJDEo.

VNkAsv kELATfoSS wfra kssLAgD-oFfIcfA DIGS
PArCass esua LoNDps.
IFrom 70, Bueoas Are m nsrcis rms, July 81
ny me nst mall dospsson pss received BY lhe al
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alone such oocsscn lot DO undssssoea sDAs esch
have 0pe abundant
ward and lead the shAgeY EQUESTRIAN.
Is HUGHES A YANKEE OR A wEISaxANf
TO fHH xDiroR or sHE aaKALD.
Bono years age tho HUghss brothers, xth father
visited Liverpool At that umo the present Professor
young raw lad, from Wales, and could hardly speak
English Re- win his brother tie prsoOooos senius ~noss
performances The harp wonderful, eseOxsd
party NJ which I Was pvesspt is q mssbsr Of htte
consequence, probably, whether he be Yaps WeAn
man, but seems rainer sir gu If h'a cnnug 70
o. ossssisn can him rom ssDs sean UAs mt,
Yankee. rte HERALD Of THIS pe speaks Of n,0
Yansee. The aboye facts viii propsby ses the mater
right
EX-PRESIDENT FILLMORE AND THE CABLE.
tase Al Nngssa Ass a email cannon ~as o oush, QUA
made to 90 duly Tor graf portion OF the light roe
GaseHc says-fbe despatch was announced 10 inc bal,
~ tho Cataract, causing considerable excitement
among crowd there oled tho taod in rarxy
struck ur "God Fave the Qaeep and "H>l C,,auDs,''
after which the merry dance vent The Niagara Fans
Brsss Band was cut performed their pa: in osis
bra.isR the important event. .
The chu,ch bel.s tho Cataract House bel rang
a. lae boar u being pretty genera, soo~a tnst ex
Tssldsnt NusDtfe stoppg Of shs Intespst,ooa', IL
sue9tstcd that he DO called out A crowd so0u
hrlssho cheers and calls Of he people wr inor. sp
Feared upon the balcony. he greeted ", de o'
applause M F,llmores remsrss we're pecnnsly sppro
PIRATE and bentnR such octasiop, and they
tenely wen received By tho audience.
Mr., Fillmore referred 10 the period when he ecar-
Of tho Committee Ways and Mears in the aou,s Of
representatives. whsn Prof Morse sought AID Goa
gress TO test the psaCtcabity OF elegraphicg Mr. Fill
mere made favorable report for appropriation o.
thSsy thousand dollars il was received with dsrsi IA ny
large number Of Consressnep who secuted the idss
taking by telegraph and offered al sorts Of apeod
ments designed 70 defeat the bill The bill passed aps
hDe from Washn gton TO Baltimore ready for
opeyshsA.
The FIRST desratch sent from Baltimore ADn,oocei
domination Of Siw Wright for Presidont by De
cratic Convention tnen session. the p-lsn
announced bis decienson Mr.. Fillmore sema'ses toe.
Prof Morse wae Ike m6st Of genius Ia sdvsacs Of
The age He looked back VIII pleasure npoa incident
10 the early history Of Geographic enterprise
siLce taken great interest In their pvospess sod
moot happy 70 be able 70 mrge his coDs zoos
the cxeus Of Niagara Falls uEou the success Of the grea
est enterprise OF modem tunes.
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me steamer ssrwsau, TOO srvs vessel frou sais poss
for Frazer river, acc sbs a--s Of q line II Y,
osubscs NJ the kssous wa ran Juan del sor .e sn,s or
ysss,ory sveDrg, from Der pier foos Of North Moore
street. about si1 O'Clock. sbe have sAisd a. p
n. on ssvrdsy, hut osns 70 me oonpscs,on o.
yepars she ~ss seisDed and there ~ere many doo
tbss she vos,d get on Yesterday. Sue asst saver
rssd 70 sail 1t NJ then pisoards on lno per
tsotesd 1as the Emily Sonla scc,oDsny nsr do~o tue
bss STOP, wire upoD inquiry ~ tho ship DO Kne
sSacGy wssp sbe could start
She 80 heavily iosaea, carrying six hupdrei aad
Dry passengers, ono honorsd ana dfiy OF fseisns
coal enoush to tAte her 70 VApaiso ~, ta,usaod
bsSrss Of provisions the heavy largo 10 .sns
her draw fun twenty lh,ee feet Of wssv. roe upoer
Geek oss been almost entirely repodeed for she ui,
having ample state room scco mrpodatons rsmpSs-y
bsrbs for sseersse passengers have erected on
middle cech, end, indeed every sqnsre Eoos room
been sooDcuized She carries one hundred AMI ssuy
mn az cres, vld, ana the following arc ot sfs-
-Ap"m ,ss...s......--.......,, joseph CAvsndF
fuss tncer .........,........... Mr. Paterson
~CIo .mosrs... MI J1es1o Russell
tbnp omcer .................... Mr. Joseph Cavnoy.
foftsr ''...'..'..,... 80. MI stscens
ss~Ata 80. ''.'.''''..' '..''.'..m wooo
All tbsee geBlemsp veil ole TO discharge Their
several ooes The Her mann s,i ~ roopd sarousa t,s
sa's Of ssesi az. and sre nas 'Ar ~esnef wi MAKE
me IetsAfe Hpout aestGty laln
all Gay yesterday Ale per presented busy appear
sDc1 m toe preparsiions Tor ieavirs Az tte
proscco5, ths cro wd larger aud fairly pogset 40
LOGON osan Every avsIsois a.aSd p.int ssemad Is be
hbed, sDd the r.egug OF The ldrg vsssc n saa
Called mo requisl,'dc. Zoe Eoeno sa,'nsuIly
IKE those OF tbe departures She Nicaragua
fsssmefs In the time vi the GENITAL America
ever Ai,ey stsD1lns about, frsssicg, won er,ng,
gazing ssd geiiIs hesrJy tired for long atssr dvs
o'clock, D gsbtrs hd,rah Yswsd az q motion ras
TO unu,se he ~ se,s the crowd pusoei aad
jsnnsd to~so the end Of the dock ioent riss
81 fasbirg e~ no the or; aod ,be little
sniy pueosd up 70 the huge oaw Of the Hermann, e.
ssep Der besn cf the plst while cha Shot mo
toe err 30, peal alter peal OF cheers vent up 10
cofossl ia,esef W the adventurous. fbe vipd bic
III. hats ho wsss me Rha.
uI1sny, bu' after . woe shs veer-d rosaJ, and Doom
~ forth eukcIy IS ues, saleo down the by AMID
cfeerr or tbo, me pier What may bu fortunes
q ferss scpdsd souls the pes Fl Dorado nos pany
may ssin Ssaun, hoe many return 10 their friends
boo any per1o NJ bapger IN . strange And ssy from
home and KINDRED may we'll % uoecs for relecaon
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1858-02-25
Dalley's Magical Pain Extractor.

In all diseases Inflammation more or less
predominates--now to allay inflammation
strikes at the root of dsease-hence an i'm
mediate cure.
DdlleyS' Magical Pam Extractor,
and aCthing else, will aIIay Inflammation at
once, and make certain cure.
Ddlley'S Magical PAIN Extractor
will cure the following among a catalogue of
diseases; burns, scalds, cuts, chafes, sore nip
pies, corns, bunons, strains, bites, poison,
chiIblains. biles, scrofuIa, ulcers, fever sores,
felons, ear ache, piles, sore eyes, gout, swell
Inics, rheumatism, scad head, salt rheum,
badness. crysipelas, ringworm, BARRIERS itch,
small pox, measles, rash, &c, &c.
To some it may seem increduous that so
many diseases should be reached by one artl-
Gle; such an idea will vanish when reflection
points TO the fact, that the salve is a comblna-
ton of ingredients, each and every one ap-
plying perfect antidotc TO its opposite dis
order.
Dalley'S Magical Pam Extractor
In its effects is magical, because the time is
so short between disease and permanent
cure; and ii is an extractor, as it draws all
disease out Of the affected part, leaving ma
ture as perfect as before the injury. 1t is
scarcely necessary TO say that no house, work
shop, or rnanufaclury should be one moment
without il.
No Pain Extractor is genuine unless the
&ox has upon it steel plate engraving, with
the name of Henry Daley, Manufacturer,
For sale by al! the Druggists and patent
medicine dealers Throughout. the United
States and Cauadas
PrncipaI Depot,
IG5 Chambers ST, New York.
G.. T. CHACE
Sold in S.roudsbprg, by HolIinsheaJ and
Detrick.
Feb. %. Is55-Iy.
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Or. WALToN'S
AMERICAN PILLS.
JoY I'VE AFFLICTED.
Vauwg America Victorious!

One small box of Fills cures nInety-nln'
cases out of a hundred. no BaIsam' no Mer
curry, no odor on the breath. no 'ear oi uetec
ton. Two small pills dose: tasteiess an'
harmless as water. Full directl>'ns are CIV
en-, SO that the patient can cure h,.nse'f az
certain as with the advice of the most expe
rienced surgeon, and much better than WIN
the advice of one of little experience in thin
class of disease.
Sent by mail to any part of the country by
enclosing one dollar to DIR. ID. q. Walton,
No. 154 North Seventh st. below Race, Phil
adephia A liberal discount to the trade
None genuine without the written signature
of ID. G. Walton, Proprietor.
DIR. WIS treatment for Selfabuse, Weak
ness, &c. is entirely different from the usua
course. DIR. W. has cured hundreds wht
have tried others without benefit The treat
ment{ e tsgcsTtain TO cure as the sun is tt
rise ntIoae.a stamp, and address Dr. w
as aB6te. giving full history OF your case
as thsjkun Is n rise. Enclose stamp, ant
addreN1 k1r. Was above, giving full hsto
/ nv of your case, and you will HESS the day
YOU made. The effort TO secure what is certain
/. A RxbfCAL CURE.
.sssT1la{f D le57.--ly.
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By amt. p'd. L.Slutter, late Treas. STI55 bb
Administration of Justice.
Pay and mileage OF Grand and
Petit Jurors, $l2l3 05
Constables.
Amt p'd Constables for returns &c. 137 80
District Attorney.
By amt p'd w. X. Hayiland, Dis
trict Attorney. So 90
Witness Fees in Commonwealth
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NT shoong The Duplicates for State payments Eroneraions, Commits
due same
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NESW
g. 81 "a s-=.-----=--l,
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Express Arrangement.
The Hope and Howard Express Com
panys are now prepared to forward Mon
cy, Valuables OF any kind, Packages, &c,
with their own Cars, and special Messen-
gers, with dispatch from StrouasburgtO "a
ny part of the world.
JOHN \. STOKES, Agent,
For the Hope and Howard Ex. Cos
Stroudsburg. Feb. 4, IS5S.-tf.
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THE SECRET INFIRMITIESOF
YOUTH AND MATURITY,

Just Published, Gratis, The 25th Thousand.
A few words on The rational Treatment.
without medicine, of Spermatorrhea or Local
Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions, Genital and
Nervous Debility. Premature Decay of the
System, iT pedments to Marriage generally,
by b. De LANEY, M. ID.
The Iportant fact that The many alarm
ing complaints originating in the imprudence
and solitude Of youth, may be easily removed
Without Medicine, is 10 this small tract,
clearly demonstrated; aad the entirely new
and highly successful treatment as adopted
by the Author, fully explained, by means OF
which every one is enabled TO cure himself
perfectly aud at the least possible cost, there
by avoiding all the advertised nOslrums Of
the Gay.
Sent to any address, gratis and post free in
sealed envelope, by renting two postage
stamps to DIR. DE LANEY, IL Lispenard
Street, New York
October J., lS57.-ly.
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hoUg Duplicates payments
tn same
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Henry D. Sbafer, CIR. by the following
fees due from county.
By sunni, ,oning Jurors, and
making returns 10 the
several Courts from Feb.
T.ls55, to Dec I. 1857,
inclusive, and adVertl-
sing the Gen EleI ton. Slo9 oo
By amt fees due on Com =, on
monwealth suits. 30 oo
Byper centage on $l7S %, 20
fines, at 3 per cent. .,o- m
Brought down 4o %
Bal due from county to II. u.
Shafer, Sheriff, S41 -
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Amount of outstanding Taxes
for 1857 and previous years, S41o4 %
Balance due County from Lc-
vi SHUTTER, former Treasur-
er, at settlement dated 4th
January, 1855, and which
has not been accounted for, lZo ooa
Three wears interest on same. 2314
Total due County. S4s56 241
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The Oldest married couple alive are
supposed to be Mr.. Snyder and his wife,
who reside at Burnside, Pa. lie is Ill,
and she is l07 years old, and they have
been married 93 years.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1858-02-25

STOVES, STOVES, STOVES.
THE subscriber, having purcb ased and
taken the Old store stand OF George Nal
ven, in Stroudsburg, would say. to the
"a, public, that he is just opening a
S large assortment Of STOVES in all
their variety.
C0OkiG&, rarloF, Shop & Bar
Room,
al sizcs and kinds, for Wood or Coal
Groceries,
In connection with the Stove business,
the undersigned will keep constantly on
hand general assortment of Groceries,
&c, yiz:-Sugars, Teas. Cofioes, Molasses,
Fish, Salt, Raisins, Spices, &c.
Flour and Feed.
He will constantly keep Flour and
Feed and whole grain
Cider Vinegar constantly on hand.
The public are respectfully invited to
examine for themselves.
ROBERT r. DEPUY.
StrOudsburg, Nov. IL, 1857.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1858-02-25

Henry D. Shafer, late Sheriff ct Monroe
County, to said county, DIX.
To amt of Jury funds COL
lected from Dec T. 1854
to Sept L. 1857, inclu
sivc. S64 90
To amt of fines collected
from Dec. T. 1854, to
Sept. T.le57, inclusive. l73 90
To amt Of checks from
Commissioners. 80
S246 30
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Verv respectfully,
J. F. X. McCL0SKEY. NJ. d..

@t''NN - iVVNO
HOVER'S WRITING INKS, IncludrpR
How ER'S WRITING FLUID, and HO-
VER'S lNDELLlBLE INKS, still main
tain their high character, which has always
distinguished them, and the extensive de-
mand first created, has continued unIDter-
rupted until at present.
Orders. addressed to the Mandatory
No. 4l6 Race street above FOURTH. [oid
No. l44,l Philadelphia, will receive promus
attention by.
JOSEPH f. HOVER, Manufacturer,
December "a, lS57-3m.
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Dl.o, DriSOpors
DcardlaS L ii'on0'
"A" Jos, raHllsO' IT, s4,f
Ooul' olici diio'
Bm't,.'I C. u. Warwick ana
F t',Seman, 81 rs
Commissioners Clerk & Counsel
P'd E. B. Drehe,, CONS elk, s. 81
Pd j. H. Walton D0unSe'' . W sn O g.
- -, C1,rC
ffOInOnOtdry ana \>leIh Vi CouII..
? d John EdiHgeF PFOthoh ''a'y &c 0i G.
county COMMISSIONERS
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1858-02-25
EOVE8'S LIQUID HAIR DYE.

The testimony of Prof Booth and Dr.
3riucble having previously been PublIshhed,
he following is now added -
From Prof. McCLOSKEY, formerly Pro-.
tessor of theory and ractice OF Medicine
ia the Female Medical College Of Penn
sv'vsnia, and late Professor Of Surgery
in the American College of Medicine. &c.
Philadelphia, Nov. 9th, 1856.
Mr.. Joseph T.. H0rer:-A trial of your
LIQUID HAIR DYE will convince the
mos skeptical, that it IS a safe elegant and
c6fcGctouS preparation. Unlike many others,
1T has in several instances proved servicea-
bic in the cure OF some culaneous eIuptionS
on the head and have no hesitation in com
mending it to those requiring such an appli-
cation.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-30
sagacious aud Comuss snSt

Mr.. James Buchanan is a wise man.
Mr.. Douglas says he is a frank man. With
an equally tender rec trd for ruth, we
affirm that he is a sound and truthful logi-
elan. In the way Of drawing differences,
he Is like the stout farmer, who said that
his yoke of oxen would draw an inference
fit did rot weigh over two tons. He
says that the currency can never Be safe
under the control Of fourteen hundredState
banks anl therefore he concluded that it
is not best to put it under the control of
one national bank, after the manner Of all
other commercial nations.
He says that the great evil of the day
is a paper currency issued on an insufficient
basis of specie, AMI therefore he concludes
hat it is best to pat 10000, 900 dollars of
treasury notes upon no basis of spasie, but
solely on the credit of government. This
may be a proper measure, but he prefaces
it with a singular argument.
He saws that the constitution of Kansas
ought to have been submitted to the peo-
pie, and therefore he concludes that it is
best to except it, although it has not been,
and to force it upon the people without
any evidence Of their will upon the sub.
jet.
He says that it is high time that We
stopped talking about Ksrsas, and he
makes that subject the. principle topic Of
his Dubuque Tribune.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-30

CANDY AND PoIsoN.-A paper on Col-
ored Confectionery" was recently read be-
fore the British Association, from which
we condense some valuable and novel in-
formation. We learn that for %economy's
sake, confectioners, in c~oloring their can
dies, &c, haYe recourse for their greens to
Brunswick green, carbonate Of copper, or
~arsenite of copper; for the yellows, to Giro
mate Of lead or gamboge; for their reds,to
red lead, vermillion or cinnibar; and for
their whites, to white lead. These are
only a few of the pernicious coloring agents
used, and they are among the deadliest Of
poisons. The way in which the poisons
are laid on, also deserves a word Of passing
remark. En- some instances, a very thin
coating Of the coloring matter is used, SO
as to spread over . very large surface a
small portion of the material used; but in
Other cases, the very reverse is the fact,
and in one instance there was procured
from a piece of ornamental table confec-
~tionery, not the size ola sugar almond, a
Quantity of arsenite Of copper sufficient TO
destroy the life of a healthy adult. Con-
I~fectioners have no reason to use these poi
sons, for there are harmless vegetable colors
enough to answer their purposes. Among
these are-for yellows, saffron, tumeric,
French berries, Persian berries, quefcitron
bark, fustic wool, and lakes Of The last
four colors. Reds-cochineal, lack do, in
|cluding carmine, Brazil wood, nader, and
lakes of the two last coors. Puppies
madner purple, logwood and indigo, and
lakes with indigo 0 litimus. Blucs-liti-
mus and indigo. Greens-sap green,
(rhamus catharticus, mixtures Of any of
the vegetable yellows or lakes with indigo,
Including Persian berries and indigo. Nor
would the products Of their art suffer in
their attractive appearance BY the employ
ment of such colors. We most strongly urge
every one who values his health, and per-
|haps his life, as matters are at present con-
stituted, ssduously to avoid partaking OF
articles Of confectionery, exhibiting either
blue or green, but especially Of such as are
Igreen, these latter being too frequently Of
l. deadly poisonous nature.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-30

THE Power OF MoNosYLLABLEs.-To'
one whose attention has not been drawn
particularly to the subject, it will be sur
prising to call to mind how many of the
most sublime, and comprehensive pas sages
of the English language consists wholly or
chiefly of monosylables. OF the sixty six
words composing the Lords Prayer, forty
eight are Of one syllable. Of the seven
teen words composing the golden rule, ff-
teen are Of one syllable. The most express
sive idea of the creative power Of Jehovah
is expressed entirely in MUNICIPALITIES
|"And God said let there be light aud there
was light" One Of the most encouraging
promises Of Scripture is expressed in fit-
teen words, all but one Of which are mono
Isylables: Il love them that love me-
and those that seek me early shall find
me-"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-30

CURE FOR BED-BUGs.-An exchange
gives the following:
Take two quarts Of fine salt ard one of
water, dissolve carefully and rub yourself
from head to foot on going to bed. Place
Il bowl Of water under the bed aud all is
safe. The bugs will not take more than
two n;ps before they will run and take a
drink. The sides of the bowl being
creased they will slip in, and in the morn
ing from a pint to two pecks Of bugs will
be found in the bowl-of course.
The prescription is alike classical and
ldeferential to housewives.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-30

a HoAx.-The Milwaukee Wisconsin,
saws, sWauzeka is the name Of anew town
in Grant County. The first town meeting
is TO be held in a saw mall.
WauSekal Where is it?-[Grant Co.
Herald.
.Wauzekan is ID Crawford County, and
used to be called aKickapoo.D The WSs
consin located the town on the wrong side
Of the riyer.-TMiIwaukee Sentinel.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-30

INFORMATION WANrED.-Of John Etc
horn, who left his home in Bell Centre,
CrowforI Co., Wis. in March, 1927. He
is a German by birth, about forty-fve years
old, five feet four inches high, with dark
hair. He understands English well. At
the time he left home, he was supposed to
be slightly insane on religious matters
Any information concerning him would
be gratefully received by his wife, Mrs Su-
san Eichorn, at Spring Centre, Crawford
Co., Wisconsin.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-30

NT The Kansas difficulties grow more
and more involved. Two Legislatures are
now in session. The territorial Legisla
ture mel on the 4th at Lecompton and
adjourned to Lawrence, where "a message
was received from Gov. Denver. The To-
Ipeka Legislature also assembled at Tope-
ka on the 9Th, listened to a message from
Gov. Robinson and then adjourned TO
Lawrence.
The Administration sanctions the for
mer, the people Of Kansas the latter.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-30

HE WEATHER IN MSNAsorA.-From
Minnesota papers We learn that the
fther there has been quite mild, thus far
season, even in the northern parts of
State.
here has not been more than four inch
4 snow at any time during this winter,
/ mat soon vanished under the in1u-
1 OF Soils general rays. The Minne-
Faa says that eastern newspapers that
- "slandered Minnesota and her win
, ought to make a note of this; and
relation to the same subject another
llesota exchange gets off the follow
I:
Let wise men of the east rejoice
ruesota has actually been covered with
" 70 the depth of-four inches. It has
F'iy all gone off, however; for which we
sorry, both because it has spoiled the
|saing aud interfered with the cold
esasr gossip about Minnesota.