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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-12-10
NOTICES OF THE PRESS.

NolhfS bF NE PhISS.
From among the hundreds of favorable notices. from,
the most rSspectn bic Journals OF the country our
cheap edition Of Travels and Tx
in Africa" we take the following:
1t sbounds in scriptions of strange and wonderful
scenes among people and in country entirely
the civilized world and altogether regard it
of the interesting books issued within the past
year-D1i,y Democrat Iat,erson, " j.
II Is "mphatically nm edition for the people: nnd.
Judging from the rapid sale with which is meeting
l. fully appreciated by them-'nristian Freeman, ,s
The book is having n great run and will be read by
every reading woman and child, in this as we'll
other lands.-1shtdtu'd (Ohiol Telegraph.
The work il finely illustrated, we'll printed and firmly
bound thus answering in every respect the demand
popular and cheap edition of the Journeys and Re
searches IN South Africa" Those Of readers who
would have delightful book for reading at any hour,
will not be disappointed in this work. s. Iou>l,d
With truth We can say that seldom is presented to
the r"adin public work containing snch vast
of soi instruction the in question The volume
Handsomely illustrated and presents that ne an.
PcArance OF exterior for which Mr.. Bradley publications
are noted - frGiiiy HIgasin..
This isntercstns work should be In the hands Of every
one Its interesting pages Of adventures full Of
structon and amusement. Ten thousand copies 1t il
stated have been sold IN one month-AuJurn Amercan
Dr. Lsingsiones Travels and Researches in South AZ
rca appear to great advantage in this edition. which
undoubtedly the edition most acceptable the reader
who reads for practical instruction and amusement-
Saturday I1st.
The clifton Of Dr. Lrinrstones Travels. published nv
J. W bradley is jus: what it purpors to be. Like all
Mr. Bradeys publications. it is excelently gotten up
7iegd Agitasor, Pa.
we Vhu fecpmuenu tnr euitioh OF Dr Ilvtngft0nee
Travels. published by Bradley Of Philadelphia Us every
way worthy Of public Patronage Its excellence and its
cheapn's recommend it over all others Frank Leses
Magazine.
AUTION.-The attention Of the Publisher
has been called TO spurious editions of this
work put forth as "Narratives Of DR.. Living.
stones Travels in Africa" Ours is the only
cheap American edition of this great work
publshed,and contains allthe important matter
Of the English edition, which sells at Sc.
Special Notice to Agents and Can
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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-12-10
Issue List for Dec. Term, 1858.

Samuel Orwig vs. l. johnson 4 Co
Michael Wagner VS. Frederick Bolender
4 lam Schreck et al VS. John Roland
David HerbSt rs Daniel Rengler
David Baert:es VS. Alfred kneass
,Ieter Hunmcl and Wife VS. Daniel Rengler
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Charles Harizel VS. State Nut Fire &c Comp
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John Moyer VS. Fred'k Worman
Chas Cawley VS. John Youngman ct al
Reuben S,eninger VS. Alfred kneass
Price Patton & Go VS. Jacob Meckley
John Roland vs. State Mutual InS Co
r TGraham, iIuichison ct al VS. JAG Bridge ct al
John Locke vs. Robert TIilands
Jos + Cummings VS. Chas X Cronraih
Comfs I'm Go for MCurley VS. Sypher's Adms
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John Roland Us Martin ID Reed
George Herlz VS. Peter Fetzer
Trump for Berkcnstock VS. VIM Price ct al
Philip Seebold ct al VS. David Splitter ct al
same Reuben Oldt at al
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David S,enineer VS. VIM ii MARI
Charles II ShrIner VS. wm Rule
Albright VS. Adam Schreck surv II High
VI Richards Meickle &c VS. Reuben q OrwIg
same same
Francis Krick vs. Alexander Ammons
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Trustees Ger Ref ch Mifilinbg VS. A Gu,elius
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Trustees NJ E ch al Mlilinbg VS. NJ Kleckner
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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-12-10
The Great Ambassador of Health
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS
\ ECON TO THE SICK

BOON TO The SICK
Tho want Of a sarirr msdirina! TO meet The IN. a,
r-ctis of The sui ring portion uf humanity and o.
entirely free from mineral and other de ferrous tAt..
was ..Vrrrly felt t hs all pow rTfuI medicine ". sb
cred into the world IotiowAYs INyALU.ELE Puls L,v
become the HOUSEHOLD RFNfBY 4 all nations Ihi. =.
tribute j. to FHLyANT ~ we'll 70 tnsy attack H.
E,ufx or ROOT Of ta conn Iaint and thu Is r-uo.u,
the hidden cause OF disease reiuyI.Drat AMI rr.ro-s ~.
ruopir rnrr.i.s of tn .y-trm assisting tattr ~ h..
task Of VIAL and FJScri"SsRY RLfuKs.T.,N.
DVSI.EPSy1
The great srou-r@ II hi. ointment Yields srit
course ,r tIc- autl..ftic pals ard the cises- -
are restored 10 their ptot.r tone. no matt
hi,.ou. .bapr III. I,lra of disease exhibit D.
s-arrhin. and unerriu. remedy dispsrses il = l. .
;icut- s,,t.u
fEyEgty TJgJTTrT N-U IrE.E--r--
From wh,try.r rsu.- lyr.S- Of suIrits s5t a.. ,..
or Sims Of d.r..sI ie er and other liso- ,ts q %
IL, -y, ~ vaul.h under the Graduating ia-uva--..
this all powerful anli-.J; and detergent reEa.ly
mrs Jy>nphTgS
T-7 ,r,,sr .',-,,' .l III Lee, ~ ,hs t-.5
%. 49,. - - :, :. - ,,,t.- -
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=. - -, -. .,I ,.,..- II 81 ,s,Iias - =
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-12-10
THE LIVER
[ n V / G Q r \ L O l.
IEEPARED BI- DIR. SANFORD.
Compounded entirely from GUMS

Is ONE OF THE REST PUEGATIvE ANDLIyFR MI
lClNES now before the public, that acts a. .'-r.
easier. mild ari more efiectual than other ,,
known IL i not only ChttGJtic. but Lirfr r.ut7
acting first on the Lirr eject its morbid matter u
on thr stomach and bowels to carry of that matter
accomplishing two purposes eifeetually without srv a.
the painful feelings experienced in the operations =
Cathartie~ II strengthens while il purges tie s--
and when taken daily in moderate doses IL st.,E.a
and build IL up with unusual rapidity
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-12-10
WILDS OF AFRICA.
1000 Agents Wanted to sell
Travels 4 Explorations

during residence of l6 years in the wids of
Africa. This is work of thrilling adventures
and hair-bre adth 'scapes among savage beasts
and more savage men. DIR. Livingstone was
alone (or unattended by any white mani trav-
cling with African attendants, among different
tribes and nations, all strangers 10 him, and
many of them hos,ile-altogeIher forming the
most astonishing Book of Travels the world
has ever seen. All our Agents acknowledge
II the most saleable book published. The most
liberal commission made TO agents in small or
large quantities. For particulars. address
wv. BRADLEY, Iajlisler.
IS North Fourth St. rhilairIpha, Pa
Copies sent by mall free, receipt Of the price, 81 2
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-12-10
ChrOmatic Printing,

HAVING purchased the right to use Rolf
Ill nKR's process for Printing with Dry
Coiors, for Union Co. Pa, We are prepared TO
execufe orders fnr
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-12-10
CARDS, Show Bills, &c.

in Red, Green B,'s, Broar, Silrer. Diamond ar 6o9
coiors, in good style, - at the Office of the
Lewisburg Chronicle
JUNE, ls5s WoRDEN CoRNFLIrs
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-12-10
ParlOr stove for Sale.

A GOOD second hand ParIor Stove, used
IA but a short time, for sale cheap. En-
quire al the "Chronicle" office. CSept. 2a,2
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-12-10
FOR SALE.

4 RESIDENCE on North Third street, l.A
~ it being a Half Lot OF Ground, wirhG:2
a comfortable Two-Storey Brick House. frame
Stable, good Well of Water, and a variety Of
choice Frui'.
Inquire Of J. B. MLAUGHLIN, Agent.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-12-10
JOSIAH KELLY, Auctioneer.

COLLECTS the patronage of the public
~ Residence on South Fifth street, Lewis.
burg, Pa. December S. 1856.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-12-10

The LIVER is one OF the
the human body. and
tions well, the powers OF
velopcd. The stomach is
on the healthy action of
performance Of its func-
j. at fault, the towels are
system suffers in cuuSe-
LlyER-hRyiny ceased to
ease Of that organ, one Of
IT his study. in a practice
10 find some remedy.
the many arrangements
To Eruye that this T,m-
person troubled with lIv-
its forms, has but to try
certain.
These Gums remove all
the system. supplying in
of bile, inVi.urating the
digest we'll, PURIFYING IHE
health 10 the whole ma
cause Of the dissase-et-
BILIOUS ATTACKS are
TFR, FREvENIfP, by TIT
ER INyIcOEAToR. Q
One dose after eating j.
stomach and prevent the
souring.
Only one dose taken be-
NienINAET.
only one dose taken OF
gently, aud cures Cos
One dose taken after
PIFsIA /
G7-one desc Of two tea
Eeve SICK llIADAcHE. /
one bottle taken for f.
the cause Of the disease. !
Only one dose immodia |
One dose cften repeated
NoPBus, and a prevrnta
Rs-Only one bottle i
tn. system the effects Of.
sickness.
Ss One bottle taken for
lowncss or unnatural col /.
One dose taken a short
yicor 20 the appetite. and
one dose often repeated
in its worst forms. while
plants yield almost to-
one or two doses cures ,
in Children; there is no
remedy in the world, a.
np-A few bottles cures
ahsorbents.
We take plessurcin in rec
as n preventative for fE
vER, ard all fAvtEs of e
ates with all certainty,
ing TO testify TO its won
rpAll who use it ART ii.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-12-10
DR. DAVIS DErURkTIVE. or
IL Compound Extract Of Jugldns Regia,

j. unprece nt.d for the Of >erOua and all chronic
u sea-es disc of the Liver, Kidneys and Bladder;
JauBdce pTopsy Bronchitis Chronic Cough, Throat all,
Splitting of blood Incip-nt Consumption, Neuralgia,
Chronic and Iniiamatory Hhe unatis. Costiye Habits,
Sick Headache, Dyspepsia, Dizziness Nervous Affections,
Chronic SrrOfulous Eyes and eds. hronc Clan
dular EnIargements White Swellns, Old and obstinate
Ulcers, Msrcuri Ulcers and Erupt ptiuus Nodes Swrin.s
of the Bones Lupus, Eating Ulcers Of the Pace Nose aud
LIP, Malignant Eating Ulcers of the Mouth, Tongue,
Throat soft Palate letter BARRIERS Itch and all DI
me skIN, and all diseases arising from
BLOOD, whether hereditary ac, ,uired,
contracted
The great popularity which this be remedy has
attained owing to pI1ps Ui5HevS2i is .oudarfI
ALTERNATIVE AND CURATIVE affects in th. ysrious
chroGlc diseases do not hesitate mend il s
VALUABLE AND RIL-aEtE NEririNr
Office, AZ Race Street where Dr. Davis NAV b. consul
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Call at the Depot and procure Circulars containing a
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-12-10


lpTiuciTsl regulators z
v hen 1t perform 10, .gts
the system arv fully -
: almost entirely d,Yrutsli
the LlrCr Tor ihs ga-s:
y tions: when tie st,r45
iquence ofCnr or-ar-'ss
do its duty. F.rtLe -.
{ Of more than iweuty yea,
tl,o which it is liatls
iedy l. at last iuuuL ~
,lr CoxTlUxr. in ary
-
ithsirtl.cr a hra!thvrs
-ts;omach. causing t6otir
>lploop. Giving tone sHi
chin.ry. rrmsviuE ta-
= lGctiuc radical cure
: cured, Am, vu,t Is r.
occasional use Of tie l-T.
sufficient to rs'isye -
.f.oi frou r.s!ug az
= fore retiring, Jrere.-
:
night. Ioosens the bost'
y rINIxIss
each meal will cure DIS
,
s7ooufuls will always -
SandmaE.sauerfrcJ cue
trlvrrlrr1r>CH CHou Wai-
lis a sure cure for CHllnA
ltivcofCHoIERG
, needed 10 throw oJt q
me4iciDe amer
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-12-10
ewISours, Sept. lSlh, ISIS.

n The Foundry Business will be cont.n-
ued al the old place as usual by the subscr.
oerS, where they will be pleased to attend r
The wishes OF those who may favor Them ". I,
thelr Patronage. j. ). MARSH Il co.
LewI>burg, Sent. 18th 1855
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-12-10

ENHE CoparrnerShiP heretofore existing De-
Il tween Grddes Marsh " Co., Is ,s,s "a,
dissolved. All notes and book accounts u.
are placed IL The hands Of Jonathan Woe
and ii. p. Shelter for collection, TO whom a.
payments are To be made. All persons know.
ing themselves indebted 10 SAID firm, are re-.
quested 10 make immediate payment Ana
all persons having claims, will present thsz
tor settlement SAMUEL GEDDES
JAMES ;. MARSH
JOSEPH W. SHRINERI
JeWISOurC. Sent. lSLh. ISIS
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-12-10
GRAND .URORS-Dec. r. IS5S

GRAND JERORS-Dec. r. 1858
Harfky-Jac Smith, VIM Eiert, Vim Tate,
John Betz
eTisburg-lS Sierner, ID Kremer,Ths Reber
MNinburg-B w Thompson. J W Sands
Bu6aioe-Dav Beaver, ,Dav Henning, w T Linn
Limestone-Wm Foster, Geo Chambers d.
White Deer-John St Clair
East Bu6akoe-Peter Wolfe, Jacob G Brown
NeW B1hn-Davld II Roush, John Kessler
tnion-Archihad Thomas, Philip Young
West Bufaioe-Jn II kleckner, S w Snodgrass
KeHy-Abraham Shaeiler
IRA VERSE JURORS.
BuGdloe-Ja Ziebach, Andw Hauck, Jas Math-
ers, ia Kaufman, Sa Simonion, VIM Sieans
Union-Isaac Eyer Jr, Wm Hummel
LeWis-Saml knauer, Geo Ruhl, Saml Sven
gel. John Hover
West Bufaoe-Edw Smith, Levi Miller, Aarn
Hanck. David Kleckner. Daniel ?ontius
KeHy-Laird Howard, John Hummel, John
Bennase. Jos Kelly, Isaac Rodermal Thos
Comfy in Datesman IN Stahl Jr.Dav Meclly
Hntty-Ths M'Curdy, Mark Halfpenny. A b
Cummings. VIM Fisher, o p kalherman
NeV Berhn-Christn Breyman, Chas Cawley,
Michael kleckner. Robert Swineford
White Deer-Jacob Barnhart. David S,eninger
M6iinburg-John Bilger, James Fl Young
LeDisburc-O N Worden, VIM Cameron, VIM
Brown.E C Marsh, e Slifer S Ritter c ID Kline
East Bufaioe-Saml Zellers, Benz Schrack
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-12-10
Trulsbnrg Cbrunirlr.

o. N. wORpF1 : J ?. GCaNELIUs.
- -SHr'r'r rss ~ elG.-rhr LrvIs--sG Cs''NIcir
=. - n" the L s~fn, has the Target @Gi best
siregitti"' .. anv News ap-r in Union County.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-12-10

Ladies' Caters, Kid Boots for Ladies and
Misses, and Boots and Shoes uf all
descriptions, all sizes, and
all prices,
which he Is enabled 10 sell cheaper Than at
any other establishment within hlIy miles.
Country Produce will be taken in payment.
Manufacturing and Repairing done to order
at the shortest notice.
The undersigned having been IN the buSi-
ness for Is years, and understanding both
buying and making, thinks he can suit the
public TO I.
Thankful Tor the liberal patronage already
received, he trusts he will share d continuance
and extension Of the same.
Sept. l5, ls5s. JAMES SCOTT.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-12-10
The Liver InyigOratOr

THtI Who use Il arr giving their unanirloas u
ony in its favor
Mr. Hdter in 1e mouth rith The Inrieo-Gtor, and ~
l0tp 10th toGsfIsr
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-12-10
px-ANOTHER ViCTORY.-The

Republicans and Americans OF New
York City UNITED on Tuesday last,
and elected Robert L. Hawes, Com
ptroller, 10y 1000 or 5000 maJori-
ty! A determined, united effort can
put down misrulc even in New York
City
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-11-06

ASSUMPTION OF RAILROAD DEBTs.-A
magnificent scheme is on foot to have the
Legislature of Wisconsin assume payment
of the Railroad Bonds and Mortgages
Kilbourn and other distinguished Railroad
men Of the State are at the bottom of it.
A MAN CANNOT BE CONVICTED OF MUIR
DER BY LESS THAN TWELVE JURoRs.-Tht
IN. Y. Court Of Appeals have remanded
Cancemi for new trial. They find no
only that man cannot by his own ac
make trial for his life by less than twelve
iurymen valid, which no good lawyer ever
Questioned, but that they have power to
take recognizance of facts which do not ap.
pear upon the formal records of the Court
below, if they are such facts as might be
ASSIGNED for cause, and for the basis of a
writ Of error. In other words they hold
that the certificate of the Justice thatCan
cent was tried by only eleven jurymen by
his own consent, was sufficiently part O
the return to give the Court cognlzance o
the fact.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-11-06
IMPROVED FARM FOR SALE.
SIS Acres under Cultivation.
o5 Acres of Heavy Timber.

offer for sale, cheaper than any other afford
to sell two 80 acre tracts of land including the inn.
proved part OF my home fari, consisting of SO
in good cultivation.
The balance of the two eighty lots is excellent
timber good as can be found in the country.
selected the land for home in S3o,when had choice
oi all Grant countyall of which sincerely regret that
did not then purchase, would be Of the
richest in the State.
The property is situated miles south of Lancaster,
which place is in view of my farm There is a good
spring thereon, and the land is rich. being the choice of
the Hurricane. Itadoins the Bart Prairie land known
everywhere. 8
The land lies level and lolling being plo~
land
Good roads lead in every direction The Ppbic School
House is on part OF iii" land and good country
School is generally supported. In TO miles there
several Touring and mills. The iailrnasare within
halfa DAYS drive. The vicinity thchy settled with
kin | and industrious netshb0s.
will sell all the land describe i, SO thereof.
asgy Old Settlers requested tavor to call he
attention of buyers to this land. refer buyers to q.
Mahood in Lancaster, to myself the premises.
Autust Ith, 1858. 7-tf H. W. HODGES.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-11-06
Medical Discovery II the Age.
DVRNl'S GhTh,sEH Snuff.

For sore eyes, deoJae Yasn an flte head
and tile worst forms et Cctarrh.
prize Twenty five Cents Sent by mail, paid to an,
1,resson receipt of 81 cents, in stamps specie from
The Depot OF the Proprietor Il Manufacturer,
J. DU I'm O, sdLBAAi, ~ Y
DIRECTIONS FOR USE.
It ought to used, To produce effect seveia
times daily At bed-ti1s il should The AIKEN twice in
Immediate succession.
gpyE subscriber having ascsrtaned that the ave ar
tire is in general for the diseases named,
or QUANTITY thereof and now keeps it for saerathe
as blessing the afflicted than for Proht Inquire
pS. Ii can lie ordered by mail of the Proprieters q
| il nv. n. Y.-inclcsinz the price and postage.
Ilsusas,ei, " is, Aug. 10th, lo5o.9-u HB- r
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-11-06

EwW We clip the following item from an
exchange on account of its applicability to
the candidate called out by Jacob Snidel
and himself, in the 9Th district. 1t fits
close as will be found when the votes are
counted:
MYsrERY.-Brown informs the Boston
Post that few years ago down inVermont
a ''rummy old cove" had an ambition to GO
to the State Legislature. He was not
remarkably popular man, and going to
Col. Pronk he laid his case before him and
asked his influence. The Col. put in his
''best jumps but when the ballot box was
turned, another man was declared elected
The disappointed candidate called out to
know how the votes stood, and he learned
he had just got three yotesl "Bat don''
understand it" said he turning to the Col
with chop-fallen countenance. "Nor
either" said the Col, 81 in put my vote
YOU put in another, but who the d
put in the third is more than can imag.
ine."
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-11-06
Error Corrected.

A thriving trailer in Wisconsin, claim
ine the paternity of eleven daughters, great
ly to the establishment of his seighbors,suc
ceeied in marrying them all off in SIX
months.
A neighbor of his who had likewise sew
eral daughters called upon him.
Il should like to knows friend said he
your secret of ready husband making with
Success
pooh said the other, mo secret at all
| make it rule, after young man has
paid attention to one of my girls fort
night, to call upon him with a revolver,ane
civily ask him to choose between death aac
matrinony" you may imagine con
timed he, which of the two they prefer
red Philadelphia Press.
TIE above is agoing round in eastern
papers, giving dangerous impression
1t should be contradicted, lest young mer
keep away to avoid danger Of
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-11-06
HAZEL GREEN COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE

/ Institute will commence
Monday, LIST Nouen.5er Neri.
D. G.. Purman. 4 NJ, at present Principal of Newburr
Academy, Ind. will take the chair yacated by the res
ignation of Prof Miller.
Rooms suitable for Clubs be obtained the nsti-
tute ffuilding at moderate rent.
Burdfng 1925 per week.
All book. recitation furnished to Students at Fast
ern retail prices l1-fm j. LOUGHRAN.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-11-06
EEA woman, formerly of Newark \

nEA woman, formerly Of Newark N.
j., but who, for the past year, had been
living in Chicago, few days since started
with a sick child in her arms to return to
Newark. When near Cleveland, ONO,
the child died 10 her arms. The mother,
disconsolate aud far from friends, and
with scarcely money enough to reach
home, rather than leave her babe a.
mong strangers. continued on her jour
ney and reached Newark, having car
ried the dead infant in her arms the D.
tire, distance.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-11-06
Stabbed by a Burglar

JAsEsv1LIE, Oct. 2s.-Daniel Blodgett,
prominent citizen Of Beloit, was stabbed
FIVE times by burglar,last night, who en-
tered his house for the purpose OF robbery
M Blodgett, while assisting his father II
resisting the burglar, was stabbed IN tn
arm, Great excitement prevails at Be
lait The burglar is not yet arrested.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-11-06

GgA young Jonathan took it into hl'
head one day to get a wife. He accord
ngly looked about him, and very sool
made such selection AS suited him, and
was not long in striking bargain and set
Ting his prelimnaries. He then applied
for the ceremony.
But are you prepared for such an i'm
portant change in life!" said the reverend
gentleman.
81 guess | be-" says Jonathan, "for
have got my land just paid for, and owl
a good yoke of steers and cow"
"Ve,y WELL" said the holy man, with 8
long breath and a sober face,
..all these worldly things may be very
proper in tt cir place, to be sure; but have
you ever thought of salvationp
This was poser.
Sal Tation! says Jonathan: "who ii
thunder is sheS"