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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-09-29
9td6rt6t.
Ssptemttr 90.

Srn. 5rantGin's aufsn.boGt In aarntaan
ii nun unpipsrruFi6 bis auf ben 9trn Oetcber
fsl9slisbt, gu pelGsr 3sit er feline SfFs fiir ben
b'slgsn 9lab IdlisBen wirb .-Srinsn aufr6hssn
Dant eem YutliFum fir bic ibm rrwrisus auf'
mnfiamtsit otfattsnb, fibIt sr ii6 ;u trmrrtsn
pfranldbt rae cisjenissn psricnrn bic ieinr Grp'
ifaa.Wldier Vper aucrrs Cptiffe Snitrumsnts fid
anSuidaHrn sebcnfen niGt ldnssr NIT ibren Sr'
itsllunssn ,Bsrn mTscn. ba CT fur pisis trrje 3eit
nit auftrdssn iitsrtduft H. bic ausJufdbrm tbm
nur bur& sritIi6en 3ufPru6 mDslif irtn ptrN.
Scptembsr 30. na2m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-09-29

b9Dir linb srfudt pcrtrn bic @ufmrt1 1nui'
tsit unfrrsr esfer ouf bic 5botia6t Su lenten RAP
bic Srrsn Yrtee unb g8eager tbr Gabi'
net s0aarsn.eassr, auf bic nSrpli1r Sritc Der pa
miltUnsS Stroee Der Stapt Qurntaun Serlsst ba'
ben, unb Swar bsinabe srraps srssniitrr itrem al.
ten Stdnpplabt. t.-Sisbe bic anssiss in bsutiSer
9ettuna.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-09-29
Gin Ianacr Sweia.

Ssrr { bomas s8ob ftr. Don Ncrewbsit'
tall. ee6u Guuntp, bsrIdtet uns. daft r am lfss
ten Slermcntus, In feinem @arten, slnsn Srnen'
9weis auiiests, Der Bis icbt 5 5u6 aspadfen H..
gBer tn trtrn tann. Der Ioa iif t5rrn laben-
unc trer tbn itten pta. bsr lpa bel ifm In Dem
Ggppters 5ctsl porIprs6en.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-09-29
NJi 0rftbe te.
preue In 4tuentaun am Oienifao
Die 8 l1rIa6eu.

Sc finb feds lliGl6cn irdrum Seerrmaun Or.
dobias' Denetian eminent ssbrau&rn fsa.
h:
1. et ttut allies, unb rsbr ale In bsm Dam.
phlst anscseten IN.
2. Gs II Der fdsrfe S4msr,su.StiIer In tsr
gDslt.
3. Gs ii sansI& unfaulSis tint eIusrnCmmsn
su prrben.
A. gs lii Der fautsr1c unb msiR anssn,bme
anSuirentCnoe Grtfrl.
5. @S ii sia olteS unb prutirtrs Wittel.
6. Is III pdrrantirt ;u psri6teu wc,u man 60
rreommdnort-oper feline 8e,dtuna.
Depot So Gcurtlantt Stabe. 9su gort.--
9rdS 25 uno so Gents per 8eIttl.
sas GtsufalS gu butsn Eel 5sed, Outs unb
SsIfi&. in aHentaun, uno bei ben Stcbrtaltrrn
in 9r6a Gauntp ub1baupt.
Srptember 20. na3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-09-29

GrIumbus, %. Sspt. S6rrdtifrr Wcrt
unb ScltRmcrb. Cine Srau Namsne SGsllina
In @rcprpcrt, Gctumtus Go. Sbc. rarf brutc
itrs pier Sintrr, einrn 8natn unb bre WGphrn
rims mad Dem anesrn. in einsm 35 Sus ticfrn
Srunnen unb fprans bann feItii tinein. .-Dds
iItrle Der Sincer mar IL, bas junais 2 Sabre
alt. Dian 9aubt bic 5rau isi watniinni9 gene.
ipn
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-09-29
6cio 7br aGeHeo z

gtIs quite tef6dssnbs SarIif. 5rsuubs trcI&e Eel
Der nG6Rcn Babl su atmmen ssbsntsn. fclltsn
nun Otne 3eitptrIuit barnaG ieben. cb is aud
aHriItt iinp. g8sr ui6t 10 Sage Dor Der gSd6l
oHslfirt IN. Der fam tstannttia mad uuIsrn ean'
besgsitben nidst timmen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-09-29

Goblin &onIas. Die gBsnnrctte
(8onIas) Gjd;ctte Ycm 1S Sert. mslbst, rof
6jctraaut I'm Wertbe BON $4,000 Scn Yits'e
Neal anarfcmmsn isi Gin Wnrn babe in trrnis
Bo6rn bur6 @rtperdtrn $50 600 perrient.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-09-29
81 = It Ur 1, G NJ:

Nm 23fen Srptrmbrr, In Rieber Wilfurr
SaunIAip Qeaa Gauntp, DapiD D., rin bcf.
nun9sppuer unp Iieber Sctn pon Dapio unb Gu.
lanna " y III II, in einem QIter BON IA Sab
ren Wcnatrn unp 6a9en.--lIm Isbten Spnns
tag wurcen eeBsn trpil6e lletrrrslle, i'm Sriiein
etnes iebr jabrsHcn gr6ensefUlsss ;ur Rubs
Setrdd3t bsi weldsr 9sIegsnbet pie Gbrp Ser.
rem S6rlIp uno 0ebman, @rlterer om 6nule unp
tsbtrrer in Der 8trds, iber Wlattt1i "a. Al, sinr
seibidte uno trSltence eei6eurspr bslt. - Der
Serltcrbene bate, trauri9 ;u mslpcn. am Diem.
idse pprbT has llnsliid pom pem Sberteune in
lenes SatcrS Sheuer gu fallen, allpc CT be1dGf.
tts mar, put6 we6sn Scrfall Iein aq,ufriibes
DabinI6siOsn berbei9sIdbrt wurpr.-Oas Nbles
ben eieics Iie6cn 9un9lin9S, bat bic sanst Ra6.
barIbaft in &rauer psrIrgt, unO peeen @ltrrn ba.
ben bas aufrhtSe Nttaefubl BON alien bic lie
tenneH.
SD mag nitht in Der SRclt mCbr FIN
eebt pcbi, 9sltctts Gttcrnl
Sdb oarf mid fhSurer Sitter frru'a,
SD peio' in 5tons Setbern
Da rub i'd in Der eie6e S5bcrs,
Bin ale gIctb Der @ros los,
tuo Die @efabr bsr sGnps,
.. Stn fdbtr ss tbr te6tet mid
. Sbr fiblt nun SrCunun9s: SbmSrjen!
8 Iister &ater, iuas mocbt oib
60 tiGf betrUbt TN 6erSsn 7
&Ssnn M c ne etets oir ssbridt,
SsbIt Dir ecd Ssfu eiEts nidbt;
Die miro ostn SSrS f6cn trSfsu.
llno, lists N'u;tCr, pis 9sbt's otr7
Sh FAM cit ntdt per9dten
Die NRdbr, SUrS' uuo Srsu' an mir
2tub bob itb pcbl uitbt itltsu
Durb lln9sbcrfam eidb tstrdbt,
limb Q d bait ou mtdb tets sclis6t,
SBts trcus WdttSr ts6Cn.
Sa6t Dont fir ieNen eisbSs,SuG,
Sir ieoes StcBsCbrtbeu
Sdr isesn, esib'Ss unO eisb'ssSsnug,
auf msinem StcrbebGttcn
Seet cure 8rtrauen auf rrn Srrunb,
Der rs NIT mir 70 gut semstnt;
CT miro cub uidbt pcrlo0tn.
9m 22ten Deirs, IN Raratarnr 5aunI6ip,
Serts 9auntp, 9bttitidn SAwossr, In sinsm @ls
ter pcn 81 Sabren. z Wcndten unb Is Saasn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-09-29
Drco 5cett aeforben.

StGputS, 20. Sspt-Drtp Sectt. brifsn
Namrn bur6 feline gtrtinpuns init Der gnti6si'
ouns Der Suprsms Court bsfannt puTbf, III sors,
issn 5rsttas atsrp bier SsRcrbrn,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-09-29
u bcirathet:

Guf BEN 26fsn OirIss, an brm SauIr trr
Srdut ibres Sruoers. burd tsn gbrp. Sclua 8.
Dsrr. Sr. MltCn 8. 8rdmsr, Saufmann, mil
Nib GcuiIa Ststtlsr, bsips pen alsutaun.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-09-29

Sanspr "a. @rpt. G'eIrrn wurbrn gnr6
Danfcrtb Vpn Lagrange unp s8illinm 8cccrp
pom Sljss erf6laaen. Der srlts Iae I'm Bar.
simmer, Der ;psite mar nit einem @rIpann untcrs
peas.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-09-29
2 It Derfd Il fe II.

Die unsstbsilts 6dlfte, cher bsr sdnJe Strd
une 3usrtEussm apParnt sIner aIten stablirtcn
SausrnSsrdtbibaftn Manufaftur II gu prrtaus
fen. Sir pCittre Sricnerrtsitcu wsnte man fG
au Gboma8 ,. Sd1pciBrr,
glIGntaun. "thG Sauntu, D..
0'ue &sTcrmSrn ptrlauat. SEeinsunsm gang
iGiAt. .
september 20. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-09-29

@barlslO %. Srpt. - Die Spbetfdur
srrannsene g4rde marsn III bapon 12l BON arI'
ben 5isbsr, fdmmtItG (mit ausnabms pOn g.
Wribe.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-09-29

s8- Der rri&ils Nann In GnaIdno il Der Wor'
ou0 pUn g4inheiter. rsGtn 8ci6tbum ;u eiu bun
bert uno finf 0lIicucu 1baler srIhGst wirb.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-09-29
Spnnt11S=S6 S6ulzGSelf.
Ssptsmber %.

auf Scnntass ben 3tn SrtUbsr. um 2 ll6r
Na6mitta9s, prrcen bic Gepar' linton uub 8en,
mere Scnntnss sS&ulen, In Dem Ddibe BON Ga.
Icmrn Dcrnss. unlpeit Der Groar. 8irde, tn SlO-
gSbeittaa Saunftip, cine eroes Sealtdtsit psrs
anialtrn, wptsi ssrl6irbsne sei6idtr 9epner 9es
ssnpdrt,S Istn rerbsn. - auh wrrten bic Beu.
nsr'ss uno Gsoareriet Sinapsrrine stsenplrtia
ietn.-Das GriiiIi6r pubIitum III a6tunssSpll
rinseIaesn beiupCbnsn.
Die 2ebrer.
Ssptemttr 90. In
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-09-29
Eie9eIbabn unslhf-ein Mann &c.
tSStcf.

Gin seIabtntr Scblrn Grain auf Der Central
8tsgetabn lief am Grstm Mittpc6 iber einrn
Wdnn tei Clinton unb t6otete ibn. SicIeS I'm.
gdd mar bsmjsnisen slri6 psI6sS iIh cine Bc6r
luriif ereianste. Der Mann lief auf enrm Der
@sleilen. uuo ba CT cine lecre 5raiu auf bem @e.
lsiIe auf weI6rm er lief bcrannabsn fab sina er
pcn btm @eIeiie in Der Gle unb duf cas anpere,
oa bic grlabrne Srdin, pelde er nidjt aeeben bats
te, tbrr ibn lirf. Der gamtn brS Wannrs mar
JrSmer. g4is mir pernebmen ltest tcine SauIp
auf Dem Sngenisr.
Gin aneerer Mann SetSetet.
Gin anbrrsr Narn wurcr ant lretrn 0rnner.
ilaa auf perisbsn 8lbn bon elmer paGastetrain,
astSptst. DieieS Isste uusIdd ereianetr iIa ,u
Srpth 9lars, uno Der Nann mar Gin Girii6rr
@r lief auf Dem Weleiie nabe elmer fur,rn Drrbe
uub t6rie rrn edrm Der Barren uidt bis fje nabs
bel ibm paren. Sotato er bon bem Snainier aes
iebrn wurre, nurSe Gin Ser1uG scma6t ion su rsts
ten, rel6ss ater unmG9lit mar. Sn ceism 5da,
tuie in Dem anpcrsn. wurprn mir bsrihtet, lirst
aud feline S4ulO auf osm Snetnicr. gDir taben
ben Namen brs Marnes Der ssttptst purpr, nidt
aebGrt .-(gdfcn Cor. .
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-09-29

bsnstotsn" unb rem ,.Gartpn ablr" bstannt
Sema6t perben lcllsn.
dlntrrSei4nst BON ben 9eamten.)
H6s- Rad Der 8buns brs Iifets btcIten bic
Ssrrsn Yret3er, bon Duylsstaun. Col. 8. s.
Bsibner unb Nai. eUnsnedsr Ie6r &c.
i6dts Reben an bic Ssrfammluna. In peIhrn ftc
bsicnorrs bic Hctbwrnoisfeit Der gBabl bsi,uwob.
nrn, ibun 3ubErsrn an pas 6rr,s Irstcn. 9bren
8scrn III nit uicIcr gufmsrfIamfsit ,usrb6rt, unb
sS iinb bsislte init lautem Ssifau smPfanssn
pprpsn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-09-29
e . DIfS
GduntDz z8erf rfammlult9.

9ufcIge GfentIi6sr Nadri6t perIammrItc iIh
am lretsn Samlaae cine srpBs unb odttare &ns
sdbl 9irerr BON oGen Yartbsisn wslde erscn bic
Nutipnul aemintRrotiCn. scssn frrisn Sanoel unb
aessn bic Stlaosrc.Grreiterun9,- gu 8uns
fitn enes bsfhdetnben 9nriffs, wpburd
nur ollsin unfers bdrtf6afisen Mittiirasr. NAM
lid, bic Saucrn. SanbpsrFsr unb SaelHbnsr, que
ibrsr j'Bgen briifenpen Gage aerrttst perpen fSns
men. unb iCI6e bic pufdr fnb bag bic 6srritcrtsn
bic jttt frr iinb frsi blsitsn Iollsn, am @anbauIe
bon VA Gut &, in @utbsSlt, eeGa Gaun.
ts, un elm Gaunts, ,Sidst Su formirsn. weIdss be
Der terannabsnbm DabI BON olcn @esnern brr
Srrporteutn uno prrI4wtnrsrif&sn Buchanan Re.
arruns untcrIidet prrbsn fol-, unb um 1h ftrnsr
fiber ons g8Obl oss eunoss unb Defenders Der arr
britenhsn @laee su bsIpretben. - Nuf @Crf6lda
Spuror he 8erfammiuna burd bic Grnrnnun8 fol-
srnber Beamten urganilf lfrt:
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-11-27
slseriH,s saIe-Grosia;,ng.

MARY ELIZABETH SCOTT, VS.--Samuel Groshong
Grant Circuit Court April Term, 1858. Foreclosure
of Mortgage.
~ Judgment render ed in said court, on the 10th day
81 Ar 1855 in the cause wherein Mary ElizabetScot
and BY the direction OF the Pills. Attys., will sell
public yenduey
on the 18th day Of December, 1858,
at one o'clock of said day. at the Court House
door in the village of Lancaster in said county oGran
and State of Wisconsin, all the right title and interest
which the said defendant had at the date of said mort
gage referred in said Judgments in and to the follow
ing desci bed property, 10 wit.
The east half ~ Of northwest quarter 90 of Sec
ton twelve 2) Town three (3), north Of Range four
az west, containing eighty acres more or less; all in
Grant county, Wisconsin.
The above sale viii be made to satisfy the sum
90 the sum adudeed to be due by said defendant to
said Plaintiff together with interest and costs and ac-
cluing costs-Dated SAerin's Office Grant County, Wis
consin Jane 4th 1855. ID. WARD, Sheriff,
BAgBER Lowry Giant co., Wis
plfa Att.y 5leno6t
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-11-27
Legal Notices.
slaerifs sale-MoReyuolds.

Charles Dunn, Grant Circuit Court.
against October Term, A D 1858
John McReynolds L Rebecca
McReynolds, his wife. J Foreclosure ofMortgage
NTbTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that by virtue of a judg,
IN ment rendered in said court on the 18th day OF
Oct ober A. d. 1885, in the wherein Charles Dunn
is Plaintiff and John McReynolds and Rebecca McRcy-
no Ids his wife, Defendants and authority and by
direction of the Plaintiff sAttorney, will sell at Pub
lie yendue the highest and best bidder for cash in
hand the Goth day of April A. D. 1852 at oclt ok
afternoon of said day. at the outward door of the court
house. in the village OF Lancaster in said Grant county
and State of Wisconsin all the right, title interest and
claim which the said defendants had at the
date of the mortgage referred to in said
Judgment aud to the following described premises to
wit. The southwest quarter of the Southeast quarter
of Section No. Five 5l and the southwest quarter oil
the northeast quarter of Section No. eight Isl in
Township No. six [61, North Of Range NJ. Three Isl
West-alI in Grant County, and State of Wisconsin
The above sale will be iiade satisfy the of one
hundred and forty dollars and eighty cents SI40
o. I0ol the adjudged to be due by said Defendants
said Plaintiff together with interest and costs and
cruing costs
Dated she1ids Office Lancaster; Grant County Wis
consin this I4th day of October, A. d. 1858.
]. II. MILLS 61n-I7 -3dwem d. WARD, Sheriff
PtT Atty, By W. W. WARD, Under Shelf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-11-27

THE CHINESE SUGAR CANE.-Tbe eul-
ture this year throughout the Western
States is SO very successful, that maau-
facturer at Springfield, Illinois, declares:
From all the experiments and examlna-
lions 1 have been able to give this subject,
i am forced to this conclusion, that the
Chinese sugar cane is to become one of
the leading vegetable products of the
West; that the time will come when it
will equal to us in Importance our crop Of
corn; that it will do for us what the sugar
cane has done for Louisiana, and cotton
for other States.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-11-27
a9s-The Detroit Advertiser gives new

4 The Detroit Advertiser gives new
method of computing interest on any num-
Der of dollars at 6 per cent, which APP.
pears simple. Separate the right hand
figure by point, and the figures on the
left Of this separating point will be the in
tefest in cents for six days--tl,e figures on
the right of the point. decimals of a cent.
Multiply the whole amount by five to find
the interest for thirty days, and this sum
by two for sixty days, three for ninety
days, &c. For any number of days less
than six, take the fracti, nal part of the in,
for six. Care must be taken to separate
the right hand figure of the dollars, wheth-
er there be cents and mills in the given
sum.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-11-27

ACoTToa IS NINa."-The first Install
ment of ten thousand bales of cotton from
ST. Louis to Boston via. the Illinois and
Michigan canal to this port, and the lakes
by Collipgwood propellers, reached this
city yesterday, and was being transferred
at Spencer e. Co.'S dock. This is the f,s'
shipment of the kind, and Of the same ex-
tent that ever from the cotton growing re
gion sought market by The way of Chi
cage and the Lakes Chicago paper.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-11-27

Observation-Disclosures four OF fre
weeks since, MIR. Paul Chandler, of Wiota
in this county, was bitten by rabid dog
On Tuesday the 9th inst, he commenced
having spssms, during one of which he
died. After being bitten, nearly every
medicine was applied, among Others the
noted mad stone, all signally failing to af.
ford relief. Several physicians were con-
silted, but all to no effect Darlington
avis Excelcior.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-11-27

MusKRxTs.- The Sentinel saws the
.muskrats proved true prophets last year.
II our neighbor will think again, he will
shaage his mind, for all over the country
\ was SAID Shat the muskrats were build
ing their houses very thick and warm. in.
a .s:s.au : !, eold winter. But they were
pss 'nen' and may be agaiu..IFres
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-11-27
sHERgEE,s sAlE-NTOsEs.

Nathan ". Bass, vs. John Moses & Clafrisss c. Mo
SEES his wife.
Sheriif's Office, Grant County, Wisconsin. Grant Cir
cult Court, Angus special rcr 1885 foreclosure Of
Mortgage. :
NToticc is hereby given hat by virtue of Judgement
reidc; cd in said Court the I'd day I'll Aug ust AID
1868 in The wherein Nathan ". Bass is Pit and
John Moses and Cauissa c. Moses defendants, and
ON authority aad by ttc direction of the Pls Attorney
viii sell at Public Nenduc 10 the hi nas. all Us,
Dc, for cash in hand,
OK &c ~. ~ = s5.a.ry, j D. 1859
IT, eioek afj, ho3r &C said day at the door or til
Cour House. In tie village of icasfeiln Grant Conn-
ty Wisconsin,, ali the right, title, interest aud CLAIM,
which said defendants had at the date of said Mort
gage referred 10 in said Adg aea!, II 'gl@ - y'!5
ing described premises to wit.
The southeast quaJ ter orSecol II and the cas-
OF he souhwcst quarter of Section a., Town T. north
Range West in GtaGt county, Wisconsin, The lboTt
sale will be made to satisfy tire of $25 b loo DOL
lars, he adudged to be due by said Det. to sal
Fi'h, ;ugctAcr VITA Interest .. .i-.s
costs. F-tft5t
E..tcd Sheriff Office, Grant Comfy. Wis. August 9th
1853. DEnTL4. WARD, Sheriff
5. o. PAINE, Pitts Atty. fiwoen 7-tniu
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-11-27

HIGH PRIcEs Fourteen negroes were
sold for cash at Lees5urg, N. c.. on Mon
day last by E. B. Holden, auctioneer, the
aggregate sum of $4,000. Two Of them
were children not six months old, and two
were permanently diseased. A little gnl
eight years old brought sl,OlS, and enc
at seven and another five years of age
pushed these figures Richmond En-
quirer.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-11-27

How TO GET FINE WHITE HOUSE
OUT OF Az EMPTY WHISKY BARREL.-Pui
the barrel IN secure place, near a spring
of good water, on the road to the grog-
shop-go as far as the spring, drop the
money through the bung hole, take a good
drink OF water and return home. Repeat
this operation Till the barrel is full. knock
out the head, and YOU have the price of :
SPLENDID brick building.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-11-27
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inent !ehbers of the Medical Faculty in the United
States of whom have voluntarily given letters Of
commendation (see pamphet) sustaining all that il
claimed for ii as n curative agent.
Pamphlets containing much useful Information touch;
ing the nature and SYM toms OF any above diseases to-
gefher with testimonials from ladies of the highest re-
sp ectabtv as certified BY the satisfactory author
itv to all which the attention of ladies and practitioners
especially invited be had gratis at the store Of
l.. l.. GOODELL, Druggist:
Sole Agent for Plattevile, Wis.
Sold by Chandler & York, Hazel Green, Wis
Also sold by Dr. JOHN H. VIyieN, Mineral Point:
Fl. B0SwoRTH & Son, Milwaukee, and
BY most of the leading druggists in the State.
j. B. ANARCHIST & Co., Proprietors,
Central Depot S04 Broadway N y.
~ Do not be satisfied with reading this notice only
hui call or send for pamphlet. 1t will pay you well
for the trouble. 3l9w
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-11-27
Sorghum Cane Grinding

Last Saturday we visited the Sorghum
Syrup works of Messrs. futile d Risley,
about half mile from this village. We
were somewhat prepared for witnessing an
orderly mode of manufacturing this new
staple, by some specimens brought to US,
but the reality exceeded our expectation,
especially in the very handsome working
of their Mill. This machine is entirely of
iron, of the manufacture of Messrs. Dean
& Smith of Portage City, and received
the second premium at the lateState Fair.
That which received the first premium
was a veiticalMill whichhowever,well made
cannot possibly work so neatly, safely or
rapidly as the horizontal style, and, so far
as we can Judge, the awards should have
changed hands. Anything more neat
and perfect in It's operations than this Mill,
which in several features is IN improve
meht on any one over before constructed,
it is hard to conceive of, and we can con
fidently recommend it to any one who
thinks Of entering this new and now profit
able business.
For the benefit of those who did not
witness its operations at Madison, we may
state that its essential features are three
iron rollers about nine inches in diameter
and eighteen inches long, one being placed
above and between the other two, which
work by cogs, and receive their motion
from vertical shaft moved by hoise.-
The cane is thus subjected TO two separate
ptessares, which take out almost every
particle of the juice. The cane run thro'
the mill in two hours will keep two boil
ersj used alternately, In steady operation !;
aid the owners of the mill contemplate
next year running their mill in connection
with eight or ten boilers. The cost of the
machine is but 500, a low price for 1900
lbs. of iron, leaving out of sight its excel
lent workmanship and scientific plan of
construction. If this is fair specimen OF
Messrs Dean g. Smiths work and prices,
they have certainly made their mark ii.
the manufacturing interests of this State
The process of boiling the juice is, per
haps, not difficult when once learned, but
on witnessing the pains required to make
good syrup, we do not wonder at the fire.
quent failures we hear of in the neighl.or-
hood. So successful, indeed, are the eff
forts of Messrs. futile & Risley, that we
doubt not good article of syrup will be
generally sold next season at thirty five
cents, and perhaps for twenty-five. How
soon Wisconsin will raise all the sugar she
will use, it is impossible to say; but after
October, 1859, she will have purchased her
last barrel of nolasses made by slave la
ber.-I Baraboo Republic.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-11-27
MCVFAT'S LIFE PILLS
f--AND-t
Phoenix Bitters.

FENHE BEST FAMILY MEDICINE NOW BEFORE TFR
1 public, for the cure of ScrOfula, Ulcers, scury
or ErHptf0ns Of the Skin, Fever and Agues, D,s.
pepsa, DrOpsy and in fact most all the diseases soor
yield to their curative properties
1t has been computed that during the last TWENTY-FIVE
curative properties single trial will place them be-
yond the reach of competition in the estimate of every
patient. By their pse Ere BLOOD IS RESTORED 10
A HEALTHY STATE and freed from all impurties-
The system is not reduced during their operation but
nvgoratcd and they require restraint from business
or pleasure.
TIE afflicted hare IN these medicines rsgsae t. sill
10 for thea all that medicine possibly ebeci.
PREPARED BY
w. Il. MOFFAT, NJ. D., New York
AND FOE SALE 3Y-GEo. H. Cox, Lancaster, sut
druggists generally.