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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1858-01-02
UOyER's LIQUID HAIR DYE

HOVER'S LIQUID HAIR DYE.
This HAIR DYE needs only a trial TO satisfy all of
L its per fiction a Dye, and tho fol lowing test.
iaona from tint eminent Analvtic Chemist ,Profes
Booth, OF The u 5. Mint win only confirm what thou
sands have previously borne testimony
"LaboratorY Jor Practical Chemistry.
st. stephens Place, Philada.
Being well acquainted with he subs tances c0mpos
ing Hover's Liquid Hair Dye am satisfied that by
following the simple directions given for its it
will not Inure the Hair SKIN but will give natu
raj and durable collar 10 the hair.
JAMES c. BOOTH,
Aug g, 1857 Analytic Chemist.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-02

A Boy Uncovered R THE INDIANS
Mr.. William Dickson returned home II
Knox County, Missouri, last week from the
Plains, where he has been on a successful
mission to recover his son, captured more
than a year ago by the Inlians. The
Kirkville Enterprise says:
In the spring of 1855, he with his fam
ily went toCalifornia, where they remained
until the spring OF 1856, at which time
they, in company with eight persons, star
ted to return to the States, bat on theii
journey homeward were fell upon by q
band of savage Indians, all were bruially
murdered, as he thought, except himself
After his return some time he heard of q
boy, about six years old, answering the de
scription of his son; he, in company with
three other men started in pursuit Of him,
and through the aid OF the friend
ly Indians he heard of the whereabouts OF
his son. He succeeded in recovering him
after considerable delay. He paid twelve
horses for him. The 10y had been fifteen
months with the Indians and bad entire
ly forgotten his native Germany Ian
guage.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-02

A FORTRESS AGAINST BuRGLARs.-Wm
Whiting, President OF the Roxbury Me
chanics institute, has found a source of a
musement in his spa e hours, congenial &c
his taste, in SO ingeniously terrifying his
house by neal of magnetic electrical con.
trivanees, that no door or window in hi,
house can be opened at night without
causing a bell in his bedroom to strike
while at the same time a dial index indi
cate The particular door or window whicl
is opened. The lodge or house of his gar
den is a few rods distant on his grounds
and by touching a knob at the head of hi
bed, Mr.. Whiting can ring a bell in the
gardeners bed room, and thus summon
him at any hour of the night when hi
assistance may be needed. The mechan
ism is SO arranged that by no possibilit,
can a burglar pre-arrange matters so as t,
interfere with the working of the system a
any of the windows or doors.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-02

BUSINESS PRosPEcTs.-The New York
Tribune of the l7th,referring to the rcsum-
ton by the banks there of specie payment,
says:
The rapid accumulation ofspecie in the
vaults of the banks, particularly those Of
this city, by which the present suspension
Of specie payments was immediately fol
lowed, tie maintenance at nearly specie
value of the bank note circulation, and The
speedy and voluntary action or the part
of the banks, by which specie payment,
have been resumed, would seem to argue
after all that has been said. a degree o
soundness and vitality in our currency, an(
a power of recuperation vastly beyond tina
which existed at either of the former occa
sions, to which we naturally refer for com
parison. They afford ground, too, for en-
pecting that we may now escape the at
r-claps which then proved ever more dis
astrous the first breakdown"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-02
Expeditss,.a &, III

There is a lasting importance attached
to the proposed expedition Of Captain 7
P. Stcne to Mexico. The party ,consistins
Of able scientific explorers, have Tor Hiei'
object the thorough examination OF the me
| tailic resources of northern Mexico incio
| dino the states of Sonora, chihuahua, Sit
a!oa aud Durango-a reg on teeinihg VIII
geld and silver mines. The original con
tracts were made by parties in this city
with the Mexican government, which SO
lcures TO them every advantage II privli
eges and facilities for obtaining possession
of mineral lands Of great valne at far les
than the usual government rates. Fer
Ihaps no similar scheme Of eqsai sEreWo
ness and magnitude has been organized II
this city for the peaceful Amefleanlzing OF
the extensive mining region Of Mexico: 70
as has been truly observed, ga tide OF in.
migration must follow in the footsteps o.
these surveys, and will give to the opera
tons of foreigners on Mexican soil a III,
favorable turn, and will put ancud to FL
buster movements III the states thus d.
posed Of" We have before expressed OIL
that it is only by peaceful purchas.
and concessions, such as the above, thai
We should avail ourselves of the wealth oi
Mexico. Her exhaustless mines can only
be opened BY the industry and intelligence
Of foreigners, and they, to be successful,
should make honorable negotiation the ba
sis Of their operations.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-02

A FACT FOR LADIEs.-Awriter on FASH
ions says that founces, by marking the
height at regular Intervals take away from
& 1t make a short figure look shorter. For
this reason, short persons should not wear
stripes running in parallel rings around the
dress. Perpendicular stripes upon a dress
makes the wearer look taller, like the flutes
in a composite. 1t is too much the custom
of all who would be considered fashionable
to initiate the prevailing mode, regardless
of its suitability to face or form. Wler
1ounces and hoops are worn,as now, short
dumpE ladies tiounced up to their ears ana
extend their diameter infinitely beyond
their perpendicular measure, which gives
them an appearance, ludicrous enough
somewhat similar to a dutch built bsig,u n
Ter full press of canvass.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-02
GRANT CO. HERALD
LANCASTER, WIS, JAN. 2 1858.
American Banking Houses Ii
a-a DON.

American Banking Houses Ia
he sson.
Abiding to the recent assistance fdrn-
isled by the Bank Of England to the eele-
hrated banking house of Geo. Peabody
Il Co, in London, the Hartford Times re-
marks:
"About two years ago., George Peabody,
who bad for many years been "A banker Of
emirence in. London. and had made hIm-
self very popular by his public dinners an
his liberality generally, took Mr.: Junius
Morgan, of this city, formerly of tie firm
Of Howe. Morgan Il Co., and more recent
IL of the firm of Beebe, Morgan q Co, Of
Boston, into partnership. In the latter
concern, which was the largest dry goods
f. house in the United States, with one ex-
c%eption, he realized profits at the rate OF
$4,000 a year while he remained eonnee-
ted with it. Into the new London house
Mr.. Peabody put s6,O00,000 and Mr.
Morgan about 100000 of capital, and
the latter became interested to he extern
of one sixth in the profits or losses of tie
business. 1t appears that their liabilities
are rated a.iover$l0 900, 200, and tina; their
losses, like those Of the Dennistons, Biowns
and other Aaglo-American bankers, have
arisen from the temporary or permanent
bankruptcy of large importing houses Oh
this side.
In 1887, the Bank of England saved the
Browns from falling, by a temporary loan
of $~5,0OO,0O0, and now it appears that
they have assisted Peabody in the same
way, to a similar extent. But as a gener-
al thing, that Bank has 'shut down" Of
all American paper, during this crisis, as
well as that of 1887. The failure of the
great banking house of Sanderson & San
deman, the largest private discount house
in the world-Oyerend & Gurney,of Lon
don, alone being heavier-was caused by
their being compelled by the Bank of
England to take up 5l,5o0,000 of the
bankrupt acceptances Of tho Dennistons. =
The same with Peabody.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-02

RICHES NOT HAPPrNkss.-The late SrR.
PnES GIRARD, of P~hiladelphi, when sur.
rounded with immens wealth, and Sumo.
sed 70 be taking supreme delight in its ae-
cumulatlon, wrote this TO a friend:
"As to myself. live like a galley slave,
constantly occupied, and often pass the
night without sleeping. 1 am wrapped n,
IN a labyrinth OF affairs, and worn on,
with cares. do not value fortune. The
love of labor is my highest EMOTION
When | rise in the morning. nv only es
lol' Is to iaoor SO hard during the day, tha'
when night com u may be enabled tc
Sleep socnaiy." :
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-02
Sheriffs' Sale-FinIev.

|ohaneery z. Skinner and Martin P Skinner, Plaintias.
vs..
John II. Finley, Defendant.
SherIifs Office. Grant County, Wis.
IL virtue OF Two ttsFq. executions issued ont of tba
-. onice OF ihecierk OF the CircnitCourt in and for the
e oul OF Gfani, State of Wisconsin in favor of Chan.
eefy :. Skinner and Martin P. Skinner, pitts. and =.
ssihst me goods, chattles and real estate of John r
~ LEY, ui l., 70 me directed and delivered have seized
- ~ 8 8 = epon the following described property. 10
viii % or W. of section 9, town / range Z west ali
IN ane county OF Grant, State of Wisconsin, which pron-
cry I VIII expose for sale and viii sell ut public aucti1 n
mouse IN the village of Lancaster in said on the os,h
Jay OF January, A. D., 1858, at 2 o'clock afternoon "
a d ;rtu aay 70 sa.s,y sald execution and costs as the law
D. WARD, Sheriff.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-02
NJ .la e-Est. of Saunders.

State of. Wisconsin,, County of Grant-ss. CountyCourt,
Dec. .lrln. 1891. Present, Stephen O. Paine, Judge.
In the matter of the Is, ate Of William Saunders, decd,
IN this day came Hiram Barnhart, the Administrator
" If the Estate of said dc. eased, and filed in this
TO st his petition for license to sell the real estate OF
said deceased, in order to raise means to pay his debts and
tn. expenses of admins tration, and thereupon 1T IS or
dered that the matter Of said petition before the Judge
oftliis court at the court house inI4ancaster in said
county on the first monday of February A ID 1888 ana
til II notice thereof be given to all persons concerned by
7 publishing this order for four successive weeks previous
to said day of hearing in theGrantCounty Herald a week
ly newspaper published in said Lancastcr.-Date Dec
ith. 1857. rs STEPHi ! PAINE,
@% &Iss County Judce,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-02

ESA good story is told of a Michigan
man who recently went down into Indians
to buy a drove of horses. He was longer
absent than he intended, AMI failed tc
meet a business engagement. On being
rather %reproached for not being home, he
made due apology. 81 tell you how il is,
Squire; at every little darned town thew
wanted me 10 stop and be President of a
Bank"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-02

BUNYAN AND THE BIsHop.-It is related
of Bupyan, that in the height of his use
fitness as a preacher, in and about London
the bishop of the metropolis had a curiosi.
ty to see him. The coachman of theBish-
op was a frequent nearer of Bunyan, and
the bishop had told him that whenever, in
riding out OF town he should chance to
meet Mr.. Bunyan,h he wished to speak with
HIM. One day as John was driving is
lordship in a portion of the suburbs, sufi
GENTLY for the bishop to crafty his curl
oslty, Bnnyan was seen plodding his way
on foot, with his bundle on his ARM
Your grace" said John, @here comes Mr..
Bunyan." "Ah,' said the bishop; .holJ
up the horses when you overtake him,and
let me speak to him." They were o
at his side, the horses were checked; and
then the bishop bowed saying-"Mr. Bun
yam | believe" Yes, your grace" says
Banyan, courteously responding. "Mr.
Bunyan," said the bishop, Il an told that
YOU are very ingenious as an Interpreter OF
Scripture, and | have q difficult passage in
mind about which the critics are in DISPUTE
and of which | would be glad to have you
view. 1t Is St. Paul's message to Tim
thy The cloak that | left at Troas with
Caspus, when thou ome bring with thee;
and the books, especially the parcbments,"
well, your grace" replied Bunyan, 1T
is allowed by all l believe, that Timothy
was a bishop Of the primitive church; and
Paul, as all agree. was a travelling preach
.er. 1t occurs 10 me that this NAV have
been deslgned,in future days, to teacl, that
IN primitive times The bishops were accus-
toned to wait upon the travelling preach
ers; whereas, In orr day the bishops ride
in their coaches, and the travelling preach
.ers, like Paul, are minded to go afoot.'"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-02
Sheriff Sale-Newco,nb.
Shorifi 0iliee,
Grant Co.. Wis,

Joseph walker, Shori1i Office,
Grant Co. Wis.
Newcomb, his wife. Foreclosure of Martoas.
NOTICES hereby gieen that by virtue ola judgement
IL rendered by the CifeuitCourt of Grant County. STATE
OF Wisconsin. on the 18th day of October. A. D. iS57 at
the October Term of said court, begun and held at The
Court House in the village of Lancaster. in said county
on the trstMonday ofOctober, AID 1857, in the cansewhre
inJosephWalker isplaintiif, &JamesN ewcomb andMaryA,
Newcomb. his Wifi, areDefendants;aud on authority there.
IN given, will sell at public yendue to the highest hid
DER for cash in hand, on the 9th day of February. A r
1898, at one O'Clock in the afternoon Of said day. at the
outward door OF the court house, in the VILLAGE of an.
caSter in said county, all the right, title and interest
Winch! The said james Newcomb and Mary A. Newcomh
ms wifr, had at the date of this mortgage reserTed 70 +,
Said laagenent,in and to the following described nrem,s
= anu resi- estate, with all the appurtenances tberernto
oeionglng. to wit: The south east quarter of The souti.
eaS. quarter OF Section twenty-six (26), Town seven IA
nofth OF range three t3) west. containing forty aenrsss
consin. S~soo WIS
Inc above sale viii be made to satisfy the sum of ono
hundred seventeen and 9+-100 dollars fSIl1e41. tho
sum adludged by the said court to be due at the date ~
'snis Judgement by said def't to said Complainant and
ior principal and interest on said MORTGAGE and ali =
craing costs and interest.-Dated at lancaster Cr.n+
20, WIS, thus 10th day of December, A. D. 1857.
q a.oMkl, ID. WARD,
i Attys. Post Sheriff
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-02

@"What have you done to further
human progress" said ase%ntentious philo-
Sopher, n day to Jenkins.
jenkins replied clearly AMI no less de.
Icisively:
"Human progress, sir2 why. l have ad.
ied seven boys and two girls % the State.
Have YOU done as much :"
Philosopher skunk away abashed. H.
belonged to the bachelor genus and hal
done nothing for his country. The spirite,l
reply however, set him to thinking,for the
first time in his useless life.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-02
LEGAL NOTICES.
Sherif's Sale-Wannemaker &
Bowen.
Jared Warner,

bdlCa - s
vs.. las
Charles E. Wannenlaker 4 Ethan A. Bowen.
Sheriffls Office, Grant County, Wis. Foreclosure Oh
Mortgage.
NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue OF q Judgement
II rendered by the Circuit Court OF Grant CountS,
State of Wisconsin,, on the 18th day OF OCTOBER, a ~,
1857, and at the October Term of said Court, begun ana
held at the court house in the village OF Lancaster IN
said county on the FIRST Monday of October. A. D. 1921,
u the case of Jared Warner, plf. and against Charles E.
Wannemaker x Ethan A. Bowen. def'ts, and on author
Iity therein giyenI will sell at Public Vendue TO the
highest and best bidder for cash in hand on the it day
of February, A. d. 1858, at one o'clock Z. M. OF SAD dav.
at the outward door of the Court-House in the village OF
Lancaster in said county, all the right, utle
and interest which the SAID Charles e. Wanne-
nemaker and Ethan A. Bowen had at me
date Of this Mortgage referred to in said judgment. IN
and to the following described premises and real estate,
with all the appurtenances thereInto belonging, 10 VII;
The southeast quater of the southwest quarter, ana
southwest quarter of southeast quarter OF Secuon no.
35 in township 5, north of range 2 west, and the south.
west quarter of northeast quarter and the north-east
Iiuarter ofthe northwest quarter and northeast guar.
ter of southwest quarter and northwest qua Ter OF
tsoutil-east quarter of Section 80 in Town D north OF
range ! west of the 4h principal meridian, all IN the
County o. Graut, State of Wisconsin. /.
The above sale will be made to satisfy the sum OF
S305 $500 collars. the sum ~adjudged by the sara couri
TIC be due by said defendants to said complainant on saia
Mortgage, together with interest and all accruing costs.
Dated Lancaster, December 10th, A.. Il. 1877.
D. ARD, Sheif. Grant %. Wis.
Barber & T owrv nl,ffs att,vs 25-6t.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-02
SheriTs Sale-NangIe.

, virtue Of a execution issued out of the Circuit
At Court in and for the County of Grant, State OF
Wisconsin,, in favor of James Humphrey and Alnira
Humphrey his wife. Plaintiffs. and against the goods and
chatteis and real estate of James Nangle, Defendant, to
me directed and delivered, | have seized and levied UPON
the following described real estate, TO wit:
Wv u offs w 4 of Sec. "A. I. 6, r. d..
W "a offs f u of Sec. Is, t. g., RS.
Ne Il offs W "a ofSec. Is, I. 8, +. S.
S x offs W u of Sec Is, T. 6. R. IS.
NV a Ct Z AofSec- IS, T 6, RS
W e of n F. q ofSec. 35, T 6, r $.
All in the County of Grant, State of Wisconsin. which
above property l shall expose for sale and sell at public
auction, as by law directed, at the outward door of The
Court House. in the village of Lancaster, in said County.
on the 18th day of January, A. d. 1858, between the
hourso OF one and two O'Clock, PMofsaid day. to satisfy said
execution and costs as the law directs.
Lancaster, December I'd, A. D. 1867. D. WARD.
ZoEot Sheriff, Grant Co.. Wis.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-02

MAN DREssMAKER CAUGHT AT 1r.-Out
of the most fashionable dressmakers in New
York turns out to be a man. For severa
years past he has been fitting dresses te
the charming forms of the New York la.
dies, and fitting the ladies to the charming
forms of their dresses. He is said to have
been extremely popular with the ladies and
many regret that the discovery of his sex
extended beyond themselves.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-02
In Probat

State of Wisconsin,, County of Grant, ss:-Grant Circuit
Court.
In the matter of the estate of BernardMeichle deceased.
\ Nthis day application was made to this court to hear
Y Ethe proof of the nun cupative viii Of said deceased; &
it is thereupon ordered that proof thereof be heard be-
fore the Judge of this court at the court house in Lam
caster, on the 10th day Of January, A. d. 1858, and
that notice thereof be given to all persons concerned by
publishing this order for three successive weeks previous
to said day of hearing in the "Grant County Herald," o
weekly newspaper published inLancaster in said county.
Dec. 23d, 1857. q STEPHEN o. PAINE,
County Judge.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-02

E"Wherever | 60. said a gentleman
remarkable for his State pride, II am sure
to lind sensible and intelligent men from
my own State mo wonder, said n.
person he was addressing, afor every man
OF tina State, who has any sense, leaves 4,
as fast as he can" -
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-02

Sc The number of. HOMEOPATHIC phv.
sieians in theUnited States is about 5000
There are two Homeopathic colleges, one
at Philadelphia and the other at Cleve-
land, Ohio, at each Of which, upon a fair
average, one hundred and twenty-five stu
dents graduate annually.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-02

UsURy IN THE Rural DIsTRIcrs.-Ru-
raj money lender-"You want IA hundred
dollars! Here's the money; | charge five
per cent a month, and as you want it for
a year that leaves just forty dollars com
ing to you"
Innocent Borrower-"Then if | wanted
It fer two years, ther'li be something COM
ling to ven, Ell 2"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-02
Guardian saEe-G. w. Bruce, Est

NOTiCEi is hereby given that, pursuant to an order
IN and decree of The probate court of Grant county,
State Of Wisconsin, made the 25th day of August, A. d
". Bruce, late of Grant county, deceased, the he irs be-
ing Julia Ann Bruce, Andrew Jackson Bruce and Anna
Bruce, will, on Saturday the 10th day ofJai-
uary, A. ID, 1857. at l O'Clock in the forenoon at the Post
Office in the village of Fairplay in said county, expose to
sale at public auction the following lands: the east-ha'f
of the southwest quarter of Section number thirty-fve
in Township No. one, north Of Range No. two, vest
Terms-half cash in hand and half in one year with inter
al 10 per cent. and approved security.
SELLESTEEN WILLIAMS, Guardian of
December 22l, 1857. 27-3t said minor heirs.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-02
In Justices Court-BIock.

State Of wisconsin, Grant couny, s.. In Justices
TOWN OF MrSCODA, Court.
FasO Ema uel BIOck:-YOU are hereby notified that
Il writ of attachment has been issued against you,
and your property attached to satisfy the demand OF
Peter Smith, amounting to sixty dollars and twenty-five
cents, Now unless you shall appear before Geo. R.
Frank, a Justice Of the Peace, in and for said county. at
his office in said town, on the sixteenth day of January,
A. D. 1868, at ten O'Clock in the forenoon, Judgment will
be rendered against you, and your property sold to pa.
the debt. 26-5t PETER SMITH, Plaintiff.
Dated this 10th day of Dec, A. d. 1857.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-02
Sheriff Sale-Dumars & others

State of Wisconsin, Circuit Court of Green County.
Sheriff Office, Grant County, Wis.
Sarah \. Hoyt,
Va. Foreclosure OF
Thomas Dumars. Mary Ann Du-
mars Il George II. 0'Brien. Mortgage.
NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue of a judgment
State of Wisconsin, on the I'd of November A. d. 1857,
the court house in the village of Monroe in said county,
on the It'll day of November, A. d. 1857, in the cause
wherein Sarah A. Hoyt is + Plaintiff, and Thomas Dumars,
Mary Ann Dumars and George O'isiien, are Defendants;
and on authority therein given | will sell at public VEN
due 10 the highest and best bidder Tor cash in hand on
he 9TH day of January, A. D. 1888, between the hours of
one and two O'Clock P. u. of said day, at the door of the
Court House, in the village Of Lancaster in said County
Of Grantan State of Wisconsin,, all the right, title aud
Interest which the said Thomas Dunars, Mary Ann Du.
mars and George O'Brienhad'at'th time and date of this
Mortgage referred to in said judgms Mt in and to the fol-
lowing described premises and real estate with all the
taprnrtens nces thereunto belonging, to wit:-The north
vest quarter of the south west quarter dissection TWEEN
'y-fge (25), anG the Southwest quarter OF the south
vest quarter dissection TIVE :ty-six (26), and the south
asst quarter ard the cast-half ofthe southwest quarter
of Section twenty-six (26(, in Town FIVE (5), north of
Range four ~ west, containing three hundred and
twenty acres (320), all in the County of Grant, State of
Wisconsin.
The above sale will be made to satisfy the sum of two
hundred and seventy-two dollars and ffty-6ye cents
(272,55), the sum a~djudged to be due by said defendant
10 said complainant, for principal and interest on the
Mortgage, and fifty dollars and fity-Gve cents $3.50 80
costs and aecruing costs.-Dated this 18th day of No
velnber. A. d. 1857. 22 D. RI Sheriff.
GEORGE f.. DEXTER, Atty for PIP. Grant Co Wis
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-02
WM. MENG,
j. ER, HYDE. WI. H.,

(Late Of Potsden, ". "
ANING permanently located in Lancaster, offers his
4 Z Professional Services as PHYSICIAN l. SURGEON.
His practice has been over 20 years. ~
Residence and Office, at the place formerly occupied
by Dr. ID. Wood. Lancaster, Wis Jan. list 1856. 29-tf