davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-10-29
New and pOpular Vocal Music.

81, IND WORDS" ..The Angels told me so.'' ..fave
~ OF Rosae = .W Ids Of the ''.'tiiye back
my Mountain Home .trhougats Of God, I'm with
thee STILL Wake Lady Wase,n "I'ri leaving thee in
sorrow, Annie '.Eyeg Of Thee and ''ola Nassau
a. sung by the students of Princeton College Price e5
cents each.
New and Popular Instrume ntal.-'. Palace
q arden Foka.r yisDeite Empire Reicbes Quad
rilies, new dance, price 70 cents each Piceoomni
's.swinging schottisch rssThomas Bake Schot
tsch.- all with ygnetes. New liier.an Qnsdriles'
IS cents each. ..Crnoline Waltz" '.paRyie Ma7nr-
ka,' "a raiian War Cry March," .Reading Polka !"
very last yorsosian, Nemsr Poka. ard Anl,rs Polka
Marr,rka price IS cts each. HORACE WATERS,
May 90 is5gl Ne. 800 Broadway, New York.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-10-29

C..
W. E
AGl.El WOULD RESPECTFULLY INyITE
The attention OF the public to his large
anu carefully selected assortment OF
~ DRUGS q MEDICINES -a4
which tie will sell at the lowest
possible prices. He also keepsa
good stock of paints, oils, var
nishes, putty, brushes, \ large
assortment; soaps and perfu-
merry Of every description.
staiionery-pens inks pen.
ellis, envelopes. paper, &c. kc.;
patent medicines, the most com.
piete stock ever offered in this
market. Salt. axes saws,
curry combs, gimb-
lets, novels school books,
blank books nails, hrads. taeks, butts,
locks, soap, candles. matches spices. .Ia,cs
POehLf.kNlSES l. PORTMONII1.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-10-29

n6-prayer should be the ky Of the
day, and the luek OF the night.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-10-29

Each day is new life; regard j,
therefore as an critomc Of the Whole.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-10-29

H- rrecepts may lead, ba: examples
draw. 9"
na-Safe is he who serves good cou.-
cieEce
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-10-29
A very unpopulor officer with some Of
the ladi.s--General Housework

John Bragg, an Illinois Locofoco, says
that he is willing to follow Mr.. Douglas
Bragg is right to follow master We
have always heard that 'Bragg is good
dog - LouisuWe Jour.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-10-29

blessed is the woman whose husband
has wooden leg, as she will have but one
stocking to knit.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-10-29

John Miller announces in Minnesota
piper that he has left the Buchanan 'n-n
and Joined Douglas. 1t is no new thing
for nNers 10 be Lolters Lou. Jour.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-10-29
T1FToN1'9
National, Mercantile and business Mems
O OILED G. Ell
Situated: Corner of 5h and Brady SITS. ,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
Founded by Davis 4 Upton. April. 1851.
8. q. TIPTON, Principal aud Proprietor.

s. .. Upton, Principal aud Proprietor.
.....# DIRECTORS:
Hon John =. Cook, Rev. II. n. Powcrsp.D.
Hon Jno r. Dillon, DIR. J. J. Burtis, A
i. b. woodsard. Esq II a. Wuppermann,
william Allen. Esq n u. Buford. Esq
Jno L. Coffin, Esq Isaac Ncgus, Esq
T. Chns. i. Putnam, Esq Henry B. Evans, Esq
/ II Price, ESQ j. n Richardson, Esq.
+ R.sA. O'Hea Esq Col j. W. Young
VIM I Clark, Esq J.. A. Macklot, Esq
ton in the West. for the proper education Of youns
for business. -..z- -
FuLL sr.rr OF competent teachers, is constantly
employ ed here. The Lecturers the scienti c
REFERENCEs:-TnE ENTIRE BrnNxss Coxxr.rrr
and Editorial Corps Of the Cities Of Davenport Rsck
Island and Peoria.
Young men will find. by proper inquiry. that by grad
uating at this College, they will obtain yery inportan
advantages over the graduates Of other CONNER
ciai Institution in the country. The Course of Study
comprises both foreign and domestic business and en-
braces Matter nf Practice in Commercial Science md
Art-wholly IN nown to common teachers-which
is obvious, will greatly enhance his chances Of
in business.
srE.c.ktA< PENN. SsHIr-he most beautiful 81 st EN-
in the worlds taught at the College In all Its form.
both practical and orbamen tal good Blu inc 50 land
Nrtngis guaranteed to all who complete the course
here.
A beautifully Engraved Observation-Disclosures a,
hank Eote paper. which the possessor can fold up and
place in his port monnaie-s awarded each graduate.
This is novel and unique feature before intro
Tuition siu. pay able invariably in advance, emit.
thing the applicant to Life Scholarship. which viii
ria. Sons of Clereymcn half price
Separate instruction given in PeninaDship.
business men and friends OF education respec.
fully invited to call For circulars. containing full iu
formation, please enclose two postage stamps.
Address, s. $. TiPToN.
May .'' 'e''- Davenport, Iowa.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-10-29

HU-Do vol, and doubt no man; do i'll,
aud doubt all men
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-10-29

G5ss..Tl SHEET MUSIC, from all the publish
srs !" the l. : Dsrtini's, Huntin'. and
~ ] II Modem School, and all kinds O. fps.rnr
non t""ss fof the al"'e instruments: Church Mus,
b""ks Music elegantly bound Music Paper and nh
NEW PIANOS, AZ SIS, sseh. ss25, $3.50. and mn to
Sr" seeol,d Hand Pianos from S25 up to 1l66 New
heieneoh. $50 sou. Saa Sifa, and up to 5000: Sec
ord Hand Me0drons from sac /, 81 .I.,t S ~
gahs with hve stops, 100. nine stops, rs and J thir
teen stops 800 &j and Ga, fifteen stops 80 and Az
AtsNaf"fe organ Aeco'deons-a instrument JUS
inportei-frce 50 and b dollars liberal disrorn,
To !efgyinei'- Churches. saiath Schools SemInares
ana ieache'. The Trade supplied the usual trade
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-10-29

and in fact everything that may be called so, il.
his line.
Now IL the time to buy your Goods IN or1., , ,
get the styles, and tis wen known fac, ,b,r r;s
prices are always as low as the lowest.
All foods warranted 10 give entire satisf,r,io,
Please call and examine our foods whether :, ~,
want 10 hhy or not We want your opinion of Them.
we charge nothing for showing our Goods. Lar
take pleasure in doing SO. CIia,s sWETI1In
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-10-29


THE ONLY COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
Which has = PENNAS connected with it.
THE ONLY COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
Which has more than teacher belonging to it.
THE ONLY COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
Which has a LADIES DEPARTMENT separate.
THE ONLY COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
Which occupies large convenient and we'll ventilated
TIE ONLY COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
Which relies, and always has done. far public ,reca-
tionand patronage upon its actaai aeEits rather than
boasts, aud remarks derogatory to others, and
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-10-29
Horace Waters, Ag,t.
1913 Broad way. New York,
{Jabllsbtr ST nlusir, nlusie Books

and DEALER IN
fiGaos, .EeIodeo as, .4iexaadrs Orga,, o-,, s
Hfo"s, .har''n ses'ebratsa and other Guitars pIo-
iiHs- pfe!iacsiios, .5eeordeoss ky..ina, w..
Fgfs. C1ar'o"eifs, Iriaaries, Tasisg Forks Pins.
ana Hammsrs- pf0da Bows, best Italia, Str;s,s
Brass Instruments. for tasds Piano Srooys sns
Corers, ana al ktaas IF .Nrsicai Inxtrx,.Ia,. ~"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-10-29
DAVENPORT
Commercial Gollegle,

IN GRIGGS BLOCK, @sas
Corner Of Third and Perry Streets,
f. DAVENPORT, IOWA.
JE,-. INCORPORATED IN 1886 -sx
--pIRECToRs-
Hon Hon a. Sargent; zS Bowers, E.u,
nsy iss. ESQ Coos M.l Mi's' k ~.
ra NJ Dalzcll. Esq, I'll Griygs. Esa,
! Goats, Esq, ii II Smith, Esq.
Jno ii Cannon, Esq, I'D Patton, Esq
..aHs@a FACULTY.
Jos. c. LorEx, Prof OF Book Keeping and Mathenat-
les, With allie assistants.
W. III. Pc ATT, Prof. of Pennanship aud Book eepny.
W. R,ErE. Prot. Of German Language.
fREp'k ScIRAAs Prof of Architectural and ornamen-
tai Drawing.
-LECTuRERs.- #t@ So
D. l.. SuoREs, and other able Lecturers.
Our Commercial Course embrace. complete sets o
Books IN every branch Of Trade and commerce, via -
Individual Partnership, Joint Stock and Compou nd
Company Business. Wholesale and Retail. Mauutct ur-
ing, Hotel, Printing Office, and Lumber business:
Commission, Raroad, Steamboat, Brokerage aud Ex-
change, and the Best System OF Banking Ex.
tant. Also all Lectures, and instructions in CONNER
ella. Calculations. The couraein
PENMANSHIP
is under the Immediate supery of Mr.. W. H.. Pratt
ting at the last State Fair, and shall be ezs~ed by
Easter Vest.
In view Of the uncae.l for and repeated statement
made hy other parties to the effect that there Com
merriai College in this State other than the one kss ar,
trying to establish, would call attention to the fact
thai ours is .E FL. .
The only Commercial College in Iowa.
Mhcro 10 given athoroagh course all branrhc. laugh
At FIRST class Commercial Colleges.
THE ONLY COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
In ht,h fhor, vi
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-10-29

The only Il > r 4 BIZ ISUED COmmer-
ciai College i'll the Place.
Rooms open at all hours from A. ill p. The
public tied call and examine rooms spec
mems, course OF Instruction, aud mode of teaching,
when they will be satisfied that ~'cre than
re eun prsre. Q2-y2l LOPEZ & I RAFT.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-12-31
1oisenee.s ot. &c Ike.

r~rf- when the celebrated DR.. Rush declared that
drunkenness was disease he enuneiated trS which
the experience and observation OF msdica men, u every
day confirming The many apparently insane excesses
IF those who INDULGE in the OF spiriuDus liquors,
may be thus accounted for. The true cause ~ condc
which il taken for iniatuaton, is very frequently Jus
sa4ed state eftAcliver No organ in the human sss-
tenn when deraraed. produces moie irghuui ca.a-
ogue of diseases And il instead Of applying Iealeae'
the manifestations Il Diseases as too oteh VIC
case phvsicians would prescribe With view TO the
original cluse deaths wonld result from alsess
indaed by deranged state Of tho Liver fhree-iourss
of The diseases enumerated undfr ne heaa q I9isu
lion haye Their seatin 4 disoased Liver. Dr. Lanes
celebrated Liver Pills. prepared By Fleming Bros, arc
certain cure.
~ Purchasers viii be careful to ask for Dr. u Lane
CFisRrArED IlvRRPlLLs manufactured ly FlkNlNH
BROS of Pitshurg ia. There other tils puFpoft
ing to be Liver Pills. before the public. bI. Me'
Lanes genuine Liver Pills. also biz ceiebfatea stfs-
fuge can now he had NJ all respectable drug stores
Noae geausne xfhcut tie signature q r,,,os
a ki.hAiAh biAoo'
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-12-31
inflammation,

N Bingham, celebrated Physician Of Utica, IN.
says . have treated eases OF illumination In
Brain, Inflammation Of the Lungs In ANIMATION Of ~
Bowels and kidneys, lnilammatory Rheumatism, Chill
Bed Fever. with Dr. rrasks Magnetic Ointment, silt
perfect success, when all internal remedies hav
failed also cases Of Group, Scarlet Fever Canher an
liberated Throat and Lungs, with like success In th
Epidemic known az the Purid ~ spelas by which =
many valuable lives i0st, to- I'd il frequently an
il never failed Of eIecting aSpeety and csi tain cne
cases OF Barns Splaius, Bruises, Frozen Limbs Chi
blains, &c.. it like charm. No Phgsie fam
III viii BE- sim Gle day Without Ills mcdiinf, after b
ming nc iaintsd with lis power to euse.'
SORE LIPS, CIlAPPED HANDS 4 cfIll.BLAINS.
Is completely cured by tHo or three applications Q
Magnetic Ointment,
Essd ADV srtisement il this paper I5.3mo
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-12-31

YEJY this remarkable and most interesting remedy
1t IL composed of th p concentrated Juices Of lht
most powerful and the most soothing plants and roots
in nature chemically combined and insulated II wei
scaled glass Bottles, and charged by powerful BATTERY
Thus possessing in addition TO itssuperior medical vi
tnes strong Magnetic and Electric properties profound
" penetrating and eninently quietng and soothing.
1t relieves pain and Inflammation at once when ffeev
appea relaxing the strained muscles and4 frves, ~
ng new life and Vitality by its life-giving 4uat.e .
paralyzed parts and chronic or longstandng compa =
and weaknesses allaying nervous PAIN (NeuragiasJ
ritaion, ard removing distractions like CHARM ~
deed all WHO have used il, speak q It as truly W. NJ
derful medicine and esteem it by farsuperior to any
ala all other external remedies in use. II applied ~
season ii Is an unfailing remedy for tho Group sore
Throat Inflammation of the Lungs Bowels, Liver ktl-
n,-s and other organs rheumatism, Spinal Irritation,
Agaa in the Breast and at all times cures nervous
Headache Neuralgia, Sore Eyes, Ear Ache, Tooth Ache
Arue in the Face Puppies aud Eruptions Of all kinds,
Piles Bruised and Spraned Limbs, Burns, Frozen iars
Chilblans indoient aud long standing Sores Wohnfs.
&C. &C. twill also restore the Ir to the Bald Head,
and. prevent tn Hair from falling.
The Magnetic Ointment has been extensively used up
on Canal and Draught Horses for Calls. Nouids spEans
and Taneness, and is cure when apT lied hot oi
The Scratches horsi $. and the Foot All on sheep
All the Projectors ask for the Magnetic Ointment Is
fair trial. confident that all they claim for IT. viii be
found true to the letter. In theneighborhood where u
+ manufactured many people buy IL by the quantity,
and IL is kept aud used by almost every inabitant as
papacea for the pains and aches every ial
~ Il more or less afflicted with. We say again
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-12-31


Message ofPresident Il Buchanan
WASHINGTON, Dec27R
The Presidents Message has been de-
livered to Congress. The President, after
expressing gratitude 20 the Almighty for
blessings received throughout the year. re-
fsrs 70 the recent bloody occurrence al
| iarper's Ferry. These events bad and
cruel in thens Ives, berevel their impor
tance fromthe approximations that they are
bat symptoms Of an incurable disease in
the public MUD which may break out 10
still more dangerous outrages, and termin
ate at last in an open war Nv the North
and South abolish slavery. While lie hm
self entertains no such apprehensions, they
ought to afford solemn warning 70 us all
to be ready for the approach Of danger.
tie says:-"Let ME hnplore my counary-
men North and South, to cultivate feels
ings Of mutual folbeaaa nee aud good will
t wards each Other, and ST Ire to allsY Il Q
demon spirit d sectional hatred and strife
now alive il the land This advice pro-
ceeps ffotn the heart of an old public fnnc-
tionary, whose SER ice commended ia the
list gSbcIdti9b VI tdaI NslA Dtib Ho iI4ui-
ges in no gloomy forebodings.
lie thinks lhe affair Of lIarper's Ferry
wiI-be the moaus Of allaying the exist
ting excitement, and preventing further
Outbreaks.
| He cordially congratulatcs Congress in
The final settlement By the Supreme
Court Of tile question Of slavery il he
Territories. The right has been established
for every citizen 10 take his property Of
every kind, including slaves into the Ter
ritories which belong equally to the whole
confederacy, aud to have it protected
there under the Federal Constitution. Nei-
tier Congress, nor the Territorial Legisla-
ture, or any human powers has any over
to annnl or impair this vested right. Thus
has the stale of q Territory during the in
termediate period froin It's first settlement
antil it becomes a state, been errecovera-
ldly fixed b. the faal decision of the Sa-
rene Court Of lhe United States
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-12-31
crRF roR DlIITOUs DISEASES.

Liver Complaint Sick HEADACHE, &c. The Anti-Bteus
Medicine expes from the bocd the hidden seeds 81 dis
ease and renders a the huids and secreons pure ant
fluent, clearing and resasctating the vital organs
Pleasant indeed st TO us, that we are able 10 pacs
within your reach medicine like The "Mouptaip Itefl
pin" that viii mass directly to The afflicted parts, thTo
the blood and fluids Of the body, and cause the sree
to brighten with tho flush Of beauty and health.
Judsons Pills tho best remedy in existence sof ~
Chest Diseases Costiyness dyspepsia Dropy
Debility, Fever and Agae Female Complaints lleaaaehe
Indigestion, Influenza, Inflammation, Inward NeaAhess
Liver Complaints ownoss Of Spirits, Piles, stsae ant
Gravel, Secondary Symptoms.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-12-31
DR.. FIsK'S CELEBRATED
Eve and Ear Medicines.

HAVING A personal acquaintance with Or s.
Fisk have obtained permission ofhim TO vend his
medicines for Diseases ofthe eye and ears. These
mes,,'n are prepared according 10 his particular
direction which fact, is ofitscf enough to inspire
the confidence oil the public.
And vii. assure any one afflicted with sore eyes
or deafness or running ofthe ears. that have sell
dom known these remedies to fail Of efiecting
cure. will keep them constantly on hand at my
Drug Store in Potosi. i2tf CHARLES KNIGHT.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-12-31
News from Prairie du CHEN.

DRowNED L. E. johnson, the land
lord Of the Prairie Hotel, was accidentally
drowned night tefore last. lie was in
a sleigh with others, when it went
through an air-hole in the ice, Of the Mis-
sissippi.
Daring the last few days the
pork trade has been quiet, owing to the
sudden decline in mat department. a
large amount of dressed hogs have been
received at The packing establishment OF
II. Baldwin, who has commenced the sea
sen with heavy arrivals. Heavy pork Is
(to-day) quoted at 5@5 90; the 5 90 for
extra heavy. The pork trade is reported
d III in the Milwaukee market, and very
little better in Chicago.
WARDS IcG BoAT.-We learn that a
dispatch has been received, that the new
Ice Boat had reached Chicago and will
soon be here Prairie du Chen Cour-
Ter.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-12-31
TRY DR.. TRASYS MAGNETIC OINTMENT.

Mana oenuine unless signed S, Buell." with Pen.-
So t,aTs1blets containing full directions around each
Bottle and circulars lch with agents Price shugs
fnr sna,i and shillings for large Bottles
For sale By Jolr b. Calls, aud all Druggists n The
s7g@ Ill orders should be addressed to WM. NUDGE.
& Co. Earlpille, Madison Co., ~ A.
Sodat Lancaster, by Geo. II. Cox and y y. Caiiis'
Taftnn Osborn 4 Parsons; Patch Grove, Alex. Paul &
Co: Fennimorc, Mark Fiunicum; Boscohel. George
flaw 4 Co. and Alfred Palmer; Muscoda, Elizabeth 4.
Harris. Eenbaro john Barnett Plateviilc, Robins
f,ooaell and Mrs. Ann Williams; Smeltzers Grove,
Nash 4 Burgess; Jamestown, G. q Skinner Bros
Fairplay Alex. Wood, and b. medicine dealers genef
lly.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-12-31

the speculatof says what he peases-j
rs the farmer lets field 10 a re;gl bpr
50 much per acre TO be cultivated in what
ever the tenant pleases except perhaps
Canada thistles. The circulation, charac-
ter and Influence Of such journals are con-
,ideFa.ions regulating the price to be paid
y Spectator, just as with the farmer,
quality If the soil and nearness TO mar
ket are considerations governing the rate
OF rent. But this should be known to The
public: that no respectable Journal such
las the Tribune, would ever let the edits :
rial columns 70 spectators. What Mr..
Brown has seen III sneh journals, is found
among the eorre> ponaence, and not as ed
Inorial. He will remember that rs a gen
Ter rule, the Tribune editorials Offering
advice to tie labor interests have been
sound and have stool the test Of time and
circumstances.
Regarding the standing rule Of all The
great writers on Economy aud the causes
81 wealth and decay Of nations ard adi-
yiduals, that c6eqp bread promotes he
,osalth 81 Tie country" Mr.. Brown will
fnd such rule the basis Of every one who
has written also, that "cheap land )" is
another rule. Sec Say, BaRtiste, Way
lond, Carey and Smith. Cheap bread
and cheap lanl remote dear labor, which
il turn gives prosperity and wealth TO The
Masses Ed Herald.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-12-31
STRAY HEIFER.

ESAKEN UP by the Subs ciber, residing on Big Platte,
miles east of Rockyl on Sec. ~, town OF Harri-
son. on lands owned by him, the 18th OF November,
1885, one red and white heifer, coming years old,
white legs with red spot right leg crop on eit cav
MARTIN PARENT0.
HARRISON, Nov. 26th, 1859. 24-4t
Paid $2--will Mr. P. call or send for 30 cents We
oaIy charge 81 so, Ep.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-12-31
Say.y Mare.

FTsAKEN III. BIZ the subscriber residing in the village
| of Wyalusiug Grant county. Wis, on lands cccu
led l.y me- on the aud Dec, 1862 bay Mare sup
posed 10 30 or years old with black legs. name and
taii-fad on 4 small bo-and il what might be called
ponv is about u bands high. No MARKS brands per-
ceiyable The owner Is requested TO prove property
nay charges AID take said mare away.
JOSEPH C. dcCLAyE.
WvaIusip 81 necen3ber 9Th 1859 26s
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-12-31
runEE STRAY csffLE.

rEyAKEN up by the fabcrber residing n the town Of
/ Little Grant on lands owned 5y linn in said town
on or about the 12s day Of Noyolnter, cattle One
white heEcr coming years old groy, red and white
about the head and ears, short TAIL Ono heier ono
xsar old past grey red and white, mostly red about
The hcsd high sharp horns with star IN the forehead
one briudlv bull coming two years WM ). POWERS.
97-4t Little Grant, Dec. 18TH
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-12-31
81 rhlng al Ise.auty I.s .ljoy FoIeve

~ Thing OF beauty IS aJoys f'or ever
who can be BEAUTIFUL With sieAy pale compleAi'n
Keep tie poos Of the skin fire., ard the blood pure
your checks will vie with the rose and the lily Ihl
skin is formed with thousands fpores in every inch
surface whose Office il is to carry OF the impurities q
tbs blooathe acknowledged sause Ct all diseases O
mankind-~when the skin is dry and parcacd- when I
covered a,i eru8tious-shenit j. ead and cianaiy
olen there is inward lever or insHna ion- y y ma
possible Cor The SKIN under these circumstances % per-
form its Tfcrel lancsins and s. garry a ths iapu'
ties ON the body, al Designed b, our c.eA.er.
Juasolts 5louataia Herb Pills remove these ob1trae-
lions apd produce free and le,lsy bloea remove ihe
erupiioas ffo the slin and cause il 70 brighten VIII
the Hash 81 youth and beauty Beauty 50 much admir-
ed aud loved Beauty withou paints and cosmetics
bat beauty produced ~ heath and happiness.
Jud,ons Mountm Herb Fills are sold ~ al Medicine
Dealers.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-12-31
STRAY tlEiFEns.

yy1AKEN Up bv the subscriber LIKING at Burs Mil in
! the town Of Waterloo about the 10Th OF Nov.,two
yearug heers and yearling steer The two heiiers
are mostly red one has a swallow mark the eft car
and white spot in the forehead The other is red with
white belly. No other mark pereeptibe, The steer
Is red with White face and white hind feet.
and take th,nl a,yay SAMUEL ASHLEY.
Waterloo Dec. 18th 1852 Zo-4t-
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-12-31
STRAY STEER.

IAKEN UP by the subscriber. residing IN the Town CT
l Clifton on land owned by him in said town, on on
about the LIST OF November, 1852 one light-ied steer
about four Years old With white stripe from the back
down on the left hip tn star In his forehead also
eral white spots on his hps and white legs also wlits
spot on his left shoulder The owner is requested to
prove property pay charges and take him away.
WILLIAM H0WDLE.
Clifton, November 7th, 1859. 24-ft
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-12-31
STRAY uEIFER.

rYyAKES UP BY the subscriber residing on lands own-
ca by her in the towa Of Fennimore, on the Both
day Of N,yen ber A. ID. 1852 yearng past heiier,
ak red some white under breast, slit IN each
The owner requested to prove property pay haFges
and take said stray. ELIZABETH ADKINS.
fsnnmore, Dec. 81, l859 29-4t