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stock Richmond and all points Southwest
making sure close connexions To Memphis
BAGGAGE wagons and onnbse, onlce avenue
O'CLOCK a. mp and 7, p. N.
JAMES A. EVANS, Agent, at
June 1S-tf Washington
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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-08-07

The ENGLISH GovgRNMaNr AND THE
HuDsoN BAY TERRrroDY--B By the follow
ing from the London Star of July Z, il
will be seen that there is probability oil
a termination being speedily put to the
Hudson Bay rule in the Frazer River coun-
Try, and the whole country thrown open
10 unrestricted settlement:
An important deputati3n, consisting OF
the representatives of. influential public
bodies, and accompanied by large num-
Der Of members Of Parliament, had an III.
terview with Lord Derby Yesterday, to ad
vocate the abolition of the Hudson Ba,
Cumpany's monopoly, aud the opening Of
the whole of iheif territories to COLOMBIA
ton. Mr.. Christy and Mr. Roebuck very
ably stated the case of the deputation. and
Lord Derby, without committing himself
to the adoption Of any specific measures,
gave the deputaiion every reason to hope
that he would value the interests of hu-
mainly and civilization before those Of a
fur monopoly, and that he would carry out
in the valleys Of the Saskatchewan and
Red River the same colonizing policy
which he is about to adopt in New Gale
donia, upon which territory owing, to the
recent gold discoveries on Thompson's and
Frazer Rivers, so large share os public
attention is now being directed.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-08-07
CURE FOR gors IN HORSES.

Take a table spoonful and little heap
ed, of alum, and the same quantity OF cop
peras; pulyerise them fine and put them
into a pint of vinegar Pour it down the
horses throat. II will generally afford re-
lief in five or ten minutes. In 1914,
had horse very badly afflicted for three
days, with bots--lying down, rolling, re-
fusing 10 eai, biting bis sides, and giving all
similar proofs of bots tried turpentine,
beef brine, sweetened warm milk, and ma
ny other prescriptions of neighbors, for
three days, to no purpose. Al length, an
Englishman coming alorg gave me the
above prescription, laying he had seen it
used in England with perfect success. In
ten minutes after the dose was administer
ed, the horse got up and was we'll, show
ing no more symptoms Of bots. have
used the same medicine ever since, for my
self and neighbors-probably in fifty cases
in all-and il has always afforded as quick
relief. A traveller once had his horse fall
in the snow, near my house, and refuse to
get Violently afflicted with bots. In
about five minutes after administering the
above medicine he got up of his own .c.
cord, appeared to be perfectly well, and
cheerflly pursued his journey. II is said
one drop OF this preparation placed upon
bot, will kill it at ONCE Go nesee Far
mer. j. f. BLISS.
REMAREs.- Generally speaking we are
opposed to the use Of powerful medicines,
when those which are entirely harmless
will answer the purpose. 1t is true that a
horse may take several tlrachms of copper
as with seeming IMMUNITY, and yet it is
difficult for us to believe that an agent
which will kill the bot GU right is safe
medicine TO administer. We have had oc-
cason to treat several cases of ''hotS," and
have always found a pint TO a quart of
strong sage tea well sweetened, fully com
peteut to cure. The effect of this pala-
atable dose appears to be to luIe the bot
from his firm hold upon the inteslines a
dose of oil will facilitate theil discharge -
Wisconsin Farmer.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-08-07
TRIBUTE To BARON Won HumgoLT.

Theodore Parker, in one Of his recent
discourses, said:
On the continent of Europe there is
now venerable man Of science He is
one of the most thoughtful in the most
this king of nations. He soon touches his
nine IA d,eighiieth birthday. He surpas.
ses the famous ancients in age as IN knowl-
edge. Alexander Won Humboldt was
born in 1869. His first book was printed
more than sixty years ago; his creates. is
not yet complete. He devotes not only
the days but the nights to the fifth vol
ume of his nosmos; the fourth saw the
light It. this present year. How great are
this mans services to sciencel Since the
days of Aristotle, / think no man has done
SO much to widen the bounds Of human
knowledge; none has taught so many new
truths in so many departments Of science.
/ Yet do not f,rget Roger Bacon, Calico,
Descartes, or Leibnitz 1t is amazing to
see how much he has done--for how ma
/ nv sciences. How Industrious was he as a
traveller What countries he journeyed
Though 10 the two remotest os continents
/ How he climbed the mountains and stud
led the currents of the sea How UGH
/ has he done TO show the prevalence of u
niversal laws where men only suspected
them before Rich in knowledge of spe-
cial details in almost all departments Of
physical science, discovcrer in many #
them, he has yet also the vast comprehen-
sive Of mind that groups these all into a
systematic whole, which he names Kos
mos-both Order and Beau;y-in one
word, the Would.
But it is not Of his diligence, and the
learning it aceunulates, in fourscore years
of toll that wish to speak to-day; it is
not of bis genius for science-at once SO
modest and so great; rather do look at
his humility. find this in his earliest
writings. 1t comes out also in the last
He is the friend of mankind, always on the
side of progress, Of humanity. He takes
the sile Of the Indian in North and South
America, against his conqueror. He re
eognizes the natural right of the African,
and proclaims it i'll his early books aud his
most recent letters.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-08-07
SheriTs SaIe-Ying.

~ E0ltGE " RYLAND. John p Lewis, aud Simon
N E. Lewis, vs.. Ezra King. sherids Office, Grant
county, Wisconsin. Grant Circuit Court.
BY virtue Of ri Fa execution issued out Of the Cir
cult Court Of Grant county, State of Wisconsin, in favor
olheo W. Ryland, John T. Lewis and Simon Il. Lewis
Pian against the goods, lands and tenernen
OF fzi fAing, Det to me directed and delivered have
his Gay LEVIED upon the following described real estate
10 wit:
E1aof E14. N1sof E1& dissection 25, Town Range
Yves tai in Grant County Wisconsin All of said prop
right, title and interest which the said Def had on thu
18th day f July, A. D. 1857 orsat any tina thereafter
as BY law directed at the door of tao court hoKse in h
july 4. D. 1858 at o'clock, 2. n, of said day to salts
" said execution, interest and costs and accrung costs
dated at Lancaster, Grant county, Wis. May l4th
D. 1858. 4S-6t ID. WARD Sheriff
The above sale is hereby adjourned till Saturday. th,
18th day Of August A. d. 1855. at the place ana sn
OF Gay as above d. WARD, Sheriff.
July l0th 1865 3-5t
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-08-07
the statement:

To KEEP EGGs.-Amoug the various
ways we have seen recommended for keep
ing eggs fresh, this one seems to US espe-
cially valuable: covering the egg with a
mucilage made Of equal parts of gum arab
ic aud water. To ensure keeping give two
coats, allowing the first to be quite dry be-
fore the application of the second. OF
course anything that will effectually ex-
elude the air from the pores Of the she'll
is what is wanted, and perhaps nothing
could do this more etIeetually than the a
bove preparation. To have plenty of
good eggs is great luxury, and every
house keeper should avail herself Of all
reasonable experiments to learn the best
way of laying by in summer for the win
ter's use ! Ed.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-08-07

GAME LAws.-"GrouSe, Prairie Hen OF
Chicken canuot be killed between the Is,
of January aud the 18th of July.
partridge cannot be killed between
the lst of February and the first Tuesday
in September.
Quail cannot be killed between the Isl
Of February and the first Tuesday in DC
tober.
"Woodcock cannot be killed between
the lst of March and the first Tuesday il
July.
There is fine of FIVE dollars for each
and every bird killed within the time pro-
hibited, or for any who shall be found in
possession of one after it has been killed.
"Deer cannot be killed between the Isl
of February aud the first Tuesday in July,
without risk Of ncuning a fine Of from five
TO ten dollars
1t will be seen that it is now legal to
Kill Grouse, Prairie Hen, Wooicock and
Deer.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-08-07

FALL OF TnUNpERBoLT-Duiing the
very heavy storm about noon of yesterda,
a thunderbolt, descending with a very loud
report, struck the lightning rod about mid
way in the spire of the Third street Bap-
list church, and descending, entered an
opening near the ground on the north side
of the building, made for the purpose Of
affording draught for the heater. The
explosion seem to take place within The
heater. Instantaneously it gIowed as if il
lad been burning in crucible, and a
volume Of sulphurous smoke rushed forth
and filed the entire upper portion Of the
ye>tly room, in which it stood, with a
smell accompanying it resembling that
caused by the burning Of gunpowder
Two persons who were sitting on a bench
near the heater were seriously shocked,
| and a number of Others who were awaiting
the passage of the storm were very much
frightened. The sharp, quick report
which followed the descent of the bolt was
heard in all sections Of the city. There is
little doubt that but for the lightning rod
upon which it struck, the chuAch steeple
would have been shattered and the build
ing possibly hurned.-[Troy Times, July
18th.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-08-07
ssaeriG's saEe-Gross,ong.

MARY ELIZABETH SCOTT, VS--samuel Groshonr-
Grant Circuit Court, April Term, 1855 Foreclosure
of Mortgage.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that by virtue of :
~ judgment rendered In said court on the 18th da,
al Afil 1885, in the wherein Mary ElizabethSeof
is Pf and Samuel Groshons is Det; and on authorit,
and by the direction of the Pills. Attys will sell al
public yentlue,
on the 1lfh dry Of December 1855
at O'Clock afternoon OF said day. at the Cont Houee
door in the village of Lancaster said county of,;ran,
and State of Wisconsin, all the right title and nteres
which the said defendant had the date Of said mort
gage referred to in said Judgment, aud to the follow
ing described property, 20 wit.
The cast half OF northwest quarter "a of Sec
ton twelve (l2), Town three ~, RoTh Of Range foui
81 west, containing eighty acres less; all il
Grant county, Wisconsin.
The above sale viii be made to salts the sum ofS222
loo, the adudged to be due BY said defendant T.
said Plaintiff together with interest and costs and ar
crung costs.Dated SheriTs Office, Grant County, wis
consin, June 4th, 1855. ID. WARD Sheriff
6ARBEE LOWRY, Grant CO., Wis
ffs Atty. 5lenns,
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n rrohaGa richards.

State Of Wisconsin, County Of Grant, ssCounty Court
July Tenn, 1888 Present, William AIeonig,l, Judge
in TIE matter Of the estate OF Mary s. Hclla s decd
4 n this day came ,anuel Ashley and Isaac g. Try
~ executors of the last Will and tsalieut of sal,
deed, and their motion it is ordered that proof o.
all claims and demands against the estate OF said de-
ceased, and all claims and demands in odsq thereto be
heard before the Jud &c OF this Court t the Coaft Hous
in Lancaster, in said County, the ti9; Monday q
SEPTEMBER A. y. 1885, and the first Monday oi January
A. D. lS3a on o. before which later ay al creditors
said estate uired to present their claim fol ad
jus tment and allowance, and seven months from this
date be allowed and limited for such piesen aton ans
adjustment. And it is further ordered HAT notice tore
of be given to such creditors and all Others concerned
by publishing this order for four weeks i'll tbs
u ant County leiaid weekly newspaper published il
Lancaster in said County, commencing within twent.
day from The & lie col.
Dated JCly, lgih 1868.
5-4w WILLIAM aCG0NIGAI,, County Judge
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-08-07

MONUMENT OF ETHAN ALLEN.-Tho
Ethan Allen Monument Is now complete,
with the exception Of its cap stone. 1t is
a plain Tuscan column Of granite, folty two
feet in highland when surmounted by the
colossal statue of Allen, will be little
more than fifty feet high. On each face
of the die there is set III white marble
tablet, each appropriately inscribed, as fol-
lows:
"Vermont to Ethan Allen. Born in
Liteh6eld, CT, 10th JAN, A. D. 1887, o.
s. Died in Burlington, VI, II Feb, A. D.
1889. and buried near the site Of this
Monument"
'''rhe Leader of the Green Mountain
boys in the surprise and capture of Ticon-
deroga, which he..demanded in the name of
the Great jehovah and Continental Con
gress."
Taken prisoner in daring attack on
Montreal and transported to England, he
di>armed the purpose Of his enemy by the
respect which he inspired for the Rebel
lion and the Rebel"
"Wielding the Pen as well as The Sword
be was the sagacious and intrepid Defan.
der of the New Hampshire Grants and
Master Spirit in the arlr Gus struggle
which resulted in the Sovereignty and In.
dependence Of this State
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-08-07
MCFFAYS LIFE PILLS
t-AND-t
Phoenix BitterS.

TIME BEST FAMILY MEDICINE NOW BEfVSH eury,
public for the care ofscrofuIa, Ulcers, sc9,,:
or sSruptions Of the Skin, Fever and Agnes, s:o
pepsia, Dropsy, and in fact most all the dse"'''''
Yield TO their curative properties. .on.r.hr
It has been computed that during the ass I've BEE
years upwards of Four Millions of persons ~ Md
benefited by the use Of these medicines; iae. .h,
curative properties single trial will place If excl
yond the reach of competition in the esa SToRED
patient By their use the BLOOD IS RES si,,,
AHEALTHY STATE and freed from all impa ,;an
The system is not reduced during their epelab nsue
invigorated, and they require nc restraint iroin
or pleasure. tkat 81
do for Them aHfaot medicine can possibly eIec''
". B. MoFFAT, NJ. D., New YOrs a.
AND FOR SALE BY-GEo II. Cox, Lsnca1'
druggists generally.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-08-07
Lightning Rods and Fave Troughs.

Pr WIS.
EsSfE subscriber would respectfully inform the public
shat he is still in the Tin Gave Trough sndlighinng
Rod business. Practical experience aside from theory,
shows that every house ard Barn in this country should
nave he protection Of Lightning Rods and the round
that have heretofore pat UP having proved effect
ua yet these days of improvement, am deter
mind to keep up with the times have on hand and
am putting up the square Twisted which some think
are preferable to the Round Rods. The patronage OF
the people of this region solicited. Send in your
des for Tin Fave Troughs and Lightning Rods and they
viii be promptly attended to
Plattevile Wis, June 17ih, 1858. I-tf j. BOIES.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-08-07

The WHEAT CROP AT THE NoRrH.-
Julius White, Esq, Of this city. informs US
that he has recently Travelled through Mar
queste, Washara. Fond du Lac, AMI Win
nebago counties, and that wheat will he a
good average crop throughout that section
of the State. The rust has rot affected It.
to the same extent, as ia The southern nor
ton Of the State Mad. Journal.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-08-07

State Of Wisconsin, Circuit Court Grant County, S.
To John r. Giibreath defendant:
the name OF the State OF Wisconsin you are hereby
L summoned TO answer the complaint OF Aimed Woods
OF the county OF Grant, plaintiff, which il filed with the
the Clerk OF said Court, at his office in Lancaster, within
twenty days after the service OF this summons exclusive
OF the day OF such service. And If you fail answer
said complaint hereby required, The plaintiff will take
Judgment against yoa for hundred and fort two
dollars and cents and interest thereon from,
the nineteenth day of April, 1855, besides cost.
J. t. MILLS, Atty for Plaintiff,
Low Lancaster Wis
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-08-07
Summons Barney & Dillon,

G. LEE ANDERSON VS.. VIII j. Barney & A. II
Dillon, partners in The busi Of getting and sell
ing cord wood under the and style OF Barney x
Dillon.
Circuit Court, Grant County, Wis. Action on money
demand.
YgNflE STATE OF WISCONSIN 10 the above named
i Decnaanls William j. Barney and A. H. Dillon
on and each of you hereby summoned and require
10 answer the complaints in this action which will be
Sled in the Office of The cek Of the Circuit curt in and
for Grant County, at Lancaster in said County, and to
serve copy OF your answer to said complaint the
subscribers at ei. Office at Lancaster ia said county,
within twenty days after service of this summons ex-
elusive of The Gay of service and If you fail to answer
the said complaint wi tie time aforesaid the pit II in
this action VIII lake judgement against you for the
of sixteen hundred twenty eight dollars and 4I-Ct
dollars with interest from the Sth day of Ap l. 1888,
besides the costs OF this actiop
Dated LanCas er, April ot, 1853.
BARBER " LOWRY, Plaintiffs Attys.
The above named fcndants will take notice that the
complaint in the above entitled action filed in the
Office q the Clerk of said Circuit Court at Lancaster in
said County on the 18th day oi June, 4. D. 1858.
5-6w BARBER * LOWRY, Plaintiffs Attys
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-08-07
suAra1oNs-MtsrEa 8 OTHERS.

State Of Wisconsin,, Circuit Court Of Grant county.
ITO Amos Z. Andrews, Charles WisteY, Nelson Dewey &
j. Allen Barber, defendants
the name OF The State Of Wisconsin, you hereby
summoned 10 answer the complaint Oh 0lni Laugh
lin Of the county of Grant, Plaintiff copy OF which is
fled il the Office OF the Clerk of the Circuit court of said
County, and to copy your answer on me at nv
office III the town of Lancaster within twenty days
the service of this summons, exclusive OF the a
service And if you fail to said complaint, as
hereby required The plaintiff will apply TO the Court ol
the relief demanded in the complaint.
got ! e MILLS Prffs Atf,v
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-08-07

EB A story is told of a man who, on
staring for Baden, by an excursion or
pleasure train, took care to forget his wife.
What do You mean, You gooa-for-noth-
ing rascal! You are going to leave with
out me !"
why, my dear, don't vou see. they cal,
this pleasure excursionT'
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-08-07

A California loafer mistock globe
lamp with letters on it fer the queen Of
night, and exclai,nel:-"Well. I'm cussed
if somebody hainst stuck an advertisement
ou the tnoon.'
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-08-07
STRAY SHEEP.

TAKEN Up by the saiscroef residing in tie town Of
i Fennimore on land owned by him. IN said town o,
the fih DAY OF July, 1855, Five Sheep. two old ewes
and alnbs, tue old ewes Gked with square cror or
the left ear and fork the right; they came at m,
place the last OF April aud have ranged with nv CATH
since Dated Al Fsnnmere this iatf day Of Juir Isss
s-st. ) {. fEChiIAM.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-08-07
Look at This.

A Ii. persons knowing themselves indebted to ms
~ either ON Book Note account will cost by
paying up Immediately for am compelled to raise
large amount of Money soon, consequently the money
must come without DELAY. 25-tf d. r. WALKER.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-08-07

Ey A man boosted that he had =
brother who was revolutionary Zero
II came out that the person spoke Of was
long on t, g lreadmill
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-08-07
McCoRIIICK'S REAPER.

A Ii. kinds of Castings and Siekes for Mccormick
"a RtFFAUF & GEIGER.
Cassvilie july lGtb 1885, 44w
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-08-07
H. BAXTER. MI. d..

(LATE OF SARATOGA, y. Y-)
yETOULD respectfully inform tho public that his re-
wv sideHce is in the north part OF the Town of Lam
caster, little east OF the SchoolIouse Mr. A. by
ers where his Professional Services in the Practice
Medicine Surgery and obstees can be had.Jau. 3oth,
1858. 1y53
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-08-07

To REMOVE MILDEw.-Take Two oun-
ces of chloride of lime and pour on it "a
quart of boiling water; then add three
quarts of cold water. Steep the linen in
this for twelve hours, and every spot will
be gone.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-08-07
cow LOST--EgEyVARn.

= EFT my premises miles west of Lancaster about
I 4 q week ago one ni3dng sized red w brass knob
Oh one horn both marked, large teas. Any one
o. shall be well rewarded or 10y delivering her to me-
X. NJ HARDY.
July sd, 1858 SIT
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-08-07
w. III. EbEEFETES z1zs.
SURGEON DENTIST.
Ess-al5ss.-@s
4GtlElYzYYS
j. IA. HYDE. "a. ID.

(Lale q P0isdGm, N. ~
AVING permanently located in Lancaster, offers his
Professional Services as PHYSICIAN u SURGEON
practice has been over 20 years.
Residence and Office, at the place formerly occupied
By DIR. ID. Wood. Lancaster Wis Jan. LIST 1856 pct