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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-05-05
Foreign Il eWS.
NF1L NOEE AnriI o.

NV YORK, April 81.
The steamship Africa arrived early
this morning with European dates Of
the 18th
E1sii~h politics unimportant. Par
Iameltary recess continued.
1t was reported that there was con
tinual change Of notes on the Swiss
queatior.
Switzerland protests in advance
against any violation of her rights which
may result from the vote Of Savoy.
The cabinet Of the new Italian KING
dom is to be composed Of three from
Piedmont, two from Ronagna, and one
each from Tuscany, Lomhardy and No,
dena.
The King Of SARDINIA on his Central
Italian tour, will visit the Legations.
There are conflicting accounts rela-
tive to the insurrection spreading, and
great agitation at Naples, where Il tenn
porary panic had prevailed.
Palermo was i'll a state of siege
The combat WAS very bloody.
Disturbances continued at NIeSsila.
The latest dates from Spain were
tranquil.
There were rumors ut Vienna of ne
gotiations for all alliance between Aus.
tTla, Prussia and England,
The Swiss Federal Council is sail to
have ordered ali the troops conyoled
tor exercise Oh the Goth, to return to
their homes.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-05-05

IS Great excitement exists at
Troy, \. Y, III consequence Of the ar
rest and subsequent rescue Of a fugitive
slave, 1t seems that Deputy Z. 5.
Marshall arrested a negro named Chas.
Noble, charged with being fugitive
from Virginia, and lodged him in jail.
4 writ Of hoJeas corpus was issued,
and while on the way from the Jail to
the court room, the prisoner was res
cned from the off GERS and taken across
the river. Here he was re-arrested bv
West Troy officers, but & crowd gath
cred and he was again rescued and
taken to Canada.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-05-05

q It is announced that our old
time friend, Mr. A. Holly, is about to
revive the publication Of the Kilbourn
City Mirror. We are very glad of if,
and hope to be placed on the exchange,
list.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-05-05

TaE JUDIcIAL ELEcTIoS.-Au ofic
iai dispatch from Madison states that
the official returns Of LaPointc county
has reached the State canyassers. L
gives Dixon IS majority. The total
vote is. L. s. Dixon. 5s,l49; A. Scott
Sloan, 5s,o07 DixoD's majority l42.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-05-05
~ DR. Cnon nf Albion Dar

~ DR.. Coon, Of Albion, Dane
county, on trial at Madison, for scdu-
cling a young lady student, at the Al
bion Academy, has been found gully,
after IN absence of some ten minutes
Oh the part Of the Jury. The punish
ment is from one year in the county
Jail to five years in the State Prison, in
the discretion Of the Judge.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-05-05

~ 1. Johnson, of Philadelphia
long and extensively known as the head
Of the oldest type foundry in the United
States, died in that city Of paralysis, 4
few days since.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-05-05
J; Extraordinary Disclosure Of Presi.
dental PerfidY.

I'll rs we have come to think OF Blu
chanan, ic" we've prepared to believe
him Capable OF the rer!idy which is
row proven III his own handwriting.
ana over his o"n signature! The
whole world viii read his letter to Gov.
/ u a'ker, now produced before Covodc's
committee OF investigation, with annaz-
cd Indignation.
HE letter was most Uncxpcc!edIy
! drawn oar. Mr.. <. 3. ScInAbeI, test
fed that he had seen Il letter from the
President to Gov. Walker, ur..inc q
! bona -5ide Submission Of the Kansas
| Constitution 10 The resident voters of
! The Territory. Acknowledgement Black
denied that the President had ever
written such letter; denied the cxis-
tcnce ot any such letter; ana charged
jhat il uoy.rnor " aIker 3.Jrtcndetl that
he ever received SutA letter, it was
his dNty Ia prodG"e it, g., 81. acLerc-
upon GoverHo3 I|'u}L;er goes Jct1rc tie
CUmuj5tee produces the letter, y2yonls
IL IL bc IT, tie hu3,d acritjmg of Tie Pres
lfont, and explains the circumstances
connected With it.
nc IettPr II u pregnant one-nne
which stu}t,ii.s and coni,unds the Pres
!Irnt and his Cabinet, Ein'iicHtcs Coy.
| Walker, an" places the people Of Kan
sa~, and the Republican patty upon an
omIn"nrc from which they can survey
the Domain whose freedom has been
assured, with cXultant en- TONS
Coy. Walker, after the failure Of 9th
ers t" force slavery into KANSAS, was
*"Et there instructed to protect It's citi-
] .' III ', II, tIort* at Se'I-S"''Ff'n"nf'
| '''a1 "i' iVi'Ho' iili3hl become under
MS a"S,,iGeS' Il ID ,'mocrat'c Free State.
gov q" " ,.,t: III reply to !" letter sta
ing me o'''icu!'irS ne encoHnttretl re-
ctNed from the President an unofficial
Letter 1Aily entorSlhg ia" line q poll
cy " aIker was pursuing, and distinct
y adopting the idea that the climate Of
AahStS united the TERRITORY Tor oia-
very :.
And yet, IN the face OF these instrnc-
tons and ti!is letter, the AdminiStra
non subsequently framed constitution
at " a.hln5t"n, and sent it to Kansas
BY Calhoun, for adoption by the L@gis-
iataEe without submission to the peo
PIE FAiiing, ny the fidelity of Coy.
W aikef ana his Secretary Stanton, IL
allowing !raudnIent votes to be can
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-05-05

The case Of s. ~ BooM.-The Mil.
waukee Sentinel Of Saturday morning
says:
We heard rumor, which is proba-
bly, well founded, that Mr. Booth will
be pardoned early next week.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-05-05

Result Of the Great -LejeruntioaaI
Prize ETg/'t-E1rty RouHI5 Fouyjtt
Listing Orer two N0etr3-ITsithe,.
Ptrty Occurred IEIaney-UeoaQ11
IlrtNUlll EIct0riOus y
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-02-02
Establishments.

THE AGENI Or linz
Hudson's Bay Company
INVITES HI ATTENTION on. Or me most
% LANDING EN-
900 M
FROM LONDON!
Thee is, which are Of superior Guilty a syt are a. faS5Ss 70 the
trade On favorable terms. ami comprise +" =
Dry Goods. &c-
cs.- Minis aud yellow prints, blue Do, moHrnlS ~
White srouui prints, bales "hL.s IStIsrts.
SA"s VIM, and disG corduroy, cases BLACK eio;h,
ASIA mzriuo. alpaca, { pisiu ana ctevN S''
RI Wslch flannel. aue biae do, pgInoetAS'
H@sfns. 6 white ground ami asssi printed mus"''
Victoria lawn Bishops do, eiris'ye 1iapeF'
Trs-IS ana napkins huckSbucN for dc,
CO. brlItnf, priuted barge, plain do, eAmoneS'
Knitting cotton, ertnolip9e,; mS Sqs<y SS ST r16es'
Linen aud cotton drn, deuiIus. guernsey ir'eAS'
Fancy ve>dns, bonnet riet"us IN greH. EaI.s's'
NsI6ug eliot, shirts, regatta do pea jackets
Fearnoucht jackets. Pi.oS cloth trc~sers, -,vs-e,v
Csses English saddles and saddlsrs tools IA sreS' -"'
BRIDES. single anG double rein, Pelham oFla'eS'
Hardware
Rutdles rouuJ iron, ass't, fat bar iron, aSSH'
spades. shovels. files. cross cut saws, hand 40
p Nj VI sroogs, scissors. corkScrews. plated spurs,
Butchers s,eeis, carpenters aides;
Iron hurdles, ; n Ions; in : upright n land : ir 9S5sL0H'Ai ATS
Cat nails. asstd sizes, .setsi brace buttons
Naval stores.
Jared rope, asstd siz,S, Manila rope, bolt rope
M MimSrn Ta rs'b boiled iinssed oil, spirits Of turpen;ine,
san canvas. asStd, barrels Stockholm tar,
Barrels pitch, ship scraPers, sewing palms,
Irou art brass screws, caulkins irons,
Redpaths patent pumps, with ny wheel
ALSO,
Cases sheatnIng Upper, Il ~ a 80 OK,
Casks composition mails, assorted lLes-
Groceries.
Cases English bacon, do do hams, 6 Cheshire cheese,
Cases pie traits, jeIies and jams, assid,
Caudied orange and citron peel cases PlSheS'
Saprrs ,Shite wine vinegar, mustard, capers,
Preserved meats and vegetables. cases maccarohi'
Vermiceu. tapioca, sage, cloves, cayenne pepper
Ground ht.eN gepPer, cases patent greats.
Yaten; barrie, scotch oatmeal, almonds, saleratns'
Cases sardines- n halg and quarter tins, salad oi'
Mulagatswuy paste, stearine candles,
Yellow soap, notified soap
Ales, Wines and Spirits
ALE-Edinbro-in quarts,
Marzett's-in quarts,
Marzett's diamona-in quarts and pints'
Alsop's-in quarts and pints,
Basin quarts and pints,
Byass'-in quarts and pints.
Barclay x Perkins'-in quarts and Pints,
D''S Morice Cox K coEin quarts and pint..
WINE-super!or port-in quarter casks,
Superior port-in cs of ) doz each,
Superior sherry-in quarter casks
Superior sherry-in cases offs dozen each
Claret-in cs Of l doz each,
Superior c,aret-in cs Of 2 dox each.
quarter casks,
L. V. Propriesors-in quarter casks,
In tottle-a few cases l dozen each
GIN-Dekuyper's-in quarter casks,
Old Tou-in quarter casks
Jamaica-in quarter casks.
Perfumery.
Fine eau Ta,d de GSl9 asPfans,v,
Essence of sandalwood,
lso-tf Double and treble distilled Iavendar.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-02-02
advertisements.

For sale
By THE UNDERSIGNED,
THE CARGO OF HI Al BRITIsH BARK
..Hu1n1phrcy Ne1son,"
l4 tons measuremra,.- sol; ,oas huriea,
CHELLEW. MASTER.
CALLED FROM LIVERPOOL MAY 9Th
- Consisting o.:
Dry Goods.
Blue eo,toas. white ee:'oHs, sup~Tane white eoit9as'
ye-os Prnu, p!zin rursey red cloth, sias-
hams, Frelch lawns mo!.ss5ns. br'uiNnies,
plain aai f4n,y saAs. No;orta lawns,
furu.rura pu1-s. cotton sh-vtiuc,
cotton saiIerchIess. printed
bvriered handkerchief,
Na.cnCicuues hand
As SSeyy-ido.
LINEN
hsaISerciief-.
eo;,sa umbrellas. six
umbrellas sewing cotton, blue
and scarlet serge shirts, put jackets,
Bed ticks, white blue and rri blankets. railway wrappers,
merinos, alpacas, PLAIN and figured, sufrrhne and common
cloths, ladies' straw hae, browrs elton half hose. sewing sik
mems Eel; hats, silk hanl4erohiefs. superaret TWEED rcuserincs,
shirts, cotton srOuserings, printed Uusins, sc, &c, &C. &c
Liquors.
Cases Geneva, Old Tom Gan, Scotch WHISKY Brown CoGnsc
Pale Cognac, Pale sherry. Fine Old Port, ClAre;.
BOTTLED ALE AND PORTER,
Hhds. Salts ale, hhds- Youngers Ale.
Sundries.
White saltwater soap, perfumeTy, false jewelry,
English saddles.
Scotch biscuits.
Crates assorted esrthsrware,
Hams and bacon.
Assorted iron,
Iron pots, tin plates,
Crow bars, fencing wire,
Small chain. Liverpool salt,
English boiled oil,
Black smiths coal,
Steam coal,
Green paint.
SUGAR PANS AND COOLERS.
Hoop iron, l case superior assorted English cutlery,
FIFTY TONS RICE. in I0)t h bags.
Also
Daily expected, per SEA Ny NJ u III. from, London,
MARZETTTS ALE AND PORTER,
And shortly per 4. from London, an > o-tnent
Of ENGLISH GROCERIES,
And by the first conveyance from England after the HUM
PHREY NELSON, for which. vessel tley were too late, a beau
ttful assortment of ENGLISH PRINTS, including pink and
yeNov-s. G~d other choice styles.
IL T.: designs OF these prints. as wei as o those TO arrive
per " Humphrey Nelson" are entirely NEW, and not copied or
borrowed from the old designs OF importations by ether houses
l60-tf JA\lOS, CIR IN K co.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-02-02

FOR SALE,
lust ARRIVED PER AMERICAN CLIP.
- bark SACHEM, j. b.. Atkins, master, from Boston, the
following assortment of Merchandise
Cases blue denims,
Gases hleB. flannel,
Bales bro. cotton,
Bales awning stripes, r new article
Bales bro. drilling,
Cases print lawns,
Cases satteen blea- twill,
Bales printed carpets,
Cases ladies' gaiter lined boots
Cases mems rubber boots,
Gases boys do do,
Cases women's do do,
Cases charcoal irons,
Bbls prime pork,
Barrels mess pork,
Half bhls mess pork,
Or bbls mess pork,
Bbts mess beef,
Bbls navy mess beef
Tierces hams,
Barrels vinegar.
Half hhls crushed sugar,
Half boxes raisins.
Cases refined lard,
Casks pilot bread.
New Bedford iron hoops, lxl6, 1N17, 1iN17. 1INl7.
l3i-tf Apply to CHAS. BREWER & co.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-02-02
20 ddlbaltmtn.
OFFICE.

Eft r T. RSIG " ID.
~ wOuIi most respectfully inform the merchants Of Homo
lulu, and ShipmasteTs visiting this port, that they have this day
entered into Co Partnership, for the purpose Of shipping foreign
seamen. From past experience and strict attention To the busi-
ness. We hope 70 be able TO execute all orders entrusted To our
care faithfully, and with dispatch
IL Having made arrangements with Mr. joins DAVIS, o
the National Hotel, for the accommodation % seamen, se shall
be enabled u have whole crews on hand for shipment at the
shortest uOticr-
y. B-ApprOved security given for the amount advanced TO
seanren until outside Of the reef THOMAS ii. PLACE
l646.m WILLIAM A. MARKHAM,
Late 6fths firm Of Graham ( Markham. shipping Agents.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-01-28
CONDENSED CIDER.

The Msssrs. Borden Of ,Winstead. Conn.
> who bate been SO successful in .olidifvine
milk. have also accomplished the solidiic !.
ton of swee; cider, BY the vacuum process
the cider, taken sweet from tae press, is re-
duced Eve to one without boiling and a
beautiful jelly il the result, which win keep
for any length of time without mould, sour
ipglor fermentation of any kind. BY the
{ addition Of water it is immediately restored
to it's former condition and becomes cider
again. All that ID lost by the process are
the impurities that may exist in the primary
apple inica, and the green sickish taste.
Tho restored cider il. much like drink Of
prepared tamarinds, but is more delicate
and raslatable. The condensed article 10 Q
beautiful vine colored jelly, and IS excellent
] fer the table, either with treats or as des-
article so ''extendcd" will feyi,ens4 and be-
come beautiful sparkling champagne older.
Boston Traveller.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-01-28
TO BUSINESS MEN,

In recommending people to advertise,
weekly, monthly, yearly perpetually, tho
Grand Rapids Enquirer, gives the following
reason: re-FEtTE>'
LIST. 1t gives the appearance Of desire
to do business upon fair and liberal terms.
Cd. Its compliment to the community,
in tho nature of an invitation to call and
see you, which they will generally except,
eitke out of curiosity or out of gratitude
for the trouble of telling them where they
oan find the articles they may be in search Of.
In either case you make trade if ysu are
reasonable.
Sd. To advertise literally, to have your
name continually before the public in con-
nection with your business, shows that you
are neither ashamed of your name nor your
business.
4th. 1t looks Ike enterprise, and most
people prefer dealing with enterprising men
rather than crusty old fogies who stand
behind their counters or work shops, sulklily
defying the world to deal with them, if they
choose, or dare to leave it alone.
9th. It supports newspapers, which in
return affords immense benefit to humans
ty.
II these reasons are not sufficient, we ask
our readers to look at the fact, that while
hardly any man fsurishes without adv erti.
sing, those who advertise the most are the
most aourishing.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-01-28
TAKEN up.

One stray OK, years old, black three white spots
onte left side and two the right side. Can be
uoust the farm houfc Of Peter siiz in thisoounty
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-01-28
A SLAVE CODE

Senator Brown, Of Mississippi, offered a
resolution Yesterday, instructing the Com.
m'ttee on Territories, in framing bills here
after for the organization of Territories, to
insert clause requiring the Legislature
thereof to pass lavs for the. protection Of
Slavery. The resolution lies over under the
rule. sssz ~ ~ s7a. h -. =
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-01-28

IN Lady Montague observed, that in the
whole course Of her long and extensive
travels, she found only two sorts Of people
men and women.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-01-28

~ A man in GU State who attempted to
hug beautiful young woman, Miss Lemon,
has sued her for striking him in the eve.
why should fellow squeeze Lemon unless
he wants . punch. $780,.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-01-28

Cylf four dogs, with sixteen legs, can
catch twenty nine rabbits, With eighty seven
legs, in forty-four minutes, how many legs
must the same rabbits have to get away
from eight dogs, with thirty-two legs, in
seventeen minutes and a half?
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-01-28

Cy A young couple were welded las,
week IN Indiana, and the bridegroom savs
= the bride bad name at the altar. His own
name WAS out.ldr.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-04-14
M a T. RIE . .

PERR1N-COOPER-I Beetown, March 22d.1S60, pJ
Rev. Fred Theare Mr.. Jonathan Perrin to Catharint
Cooper, all of the above place.
CRABTREE--HO FLEBOWER--I Platteville, Apri
4th by Rev u C. Aspinwall Mr.. Matthew CTabtree o
smelser to Miss Elizabeth Hoaebower Of the town
Harrison.
WEIcH-WERRY--T Cassvillc April 1st by Rev
r. j. voissem Mr.. Rich. Welch to Miss Catharine Wcr
ny, all Of Cassyllic.
sCHLEIER-KGHT.-fn cassyille April LIST, by Rev
r j Yoisse Mr Mich. Schieler 30 Miss Catharine ko
all ofCassyile.
SPANGIER-MT ,FsS--In the town of Patch Grove
January 18th. BY II. II. Reynolds, Esq Mr.. Jaco
Spangler to Miss Sarah Miles, all Of Beetown
BURNS-PLATT- In Beetown April 9th by Rev. v
Mayne, Mr. Michael Burns to Mrs. pat all OF Beetowh
T0BIER--WELLERS--fn Hurricane, April 10th, By
Rev. r. X. Wood, Mr.. John Daniel Tober to Miss Bet
tie Wellers, all Of Lancaster.
IRTSH-MORRELfs--In Potos April III, by Richar
Armstrong, Esq. Mr. Hofatio p. Irish 20 Miss Mari
Morrel, all of the above place.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-04-14
DIR. McIANE's VERMIrUGE- pREpARED ri

DR.. MCIANE's Observation-Disclosures D Z
FLEMING BIOS or PITTsRgRGm.-Duting a practice Of
than twenty years d. MLane had ATTEMPTED innu-
nerabe patients afflicted With every form Of worm dis
and induced 10 apply all the energies Of his
mind 70 the discovery of yermlnge, Norm destroy
certain in its effects; the result Of his sbors u the
American Worm Specific, before the public, prerar.
Ell by Fleming Bros, Of Pittsbargb, which is perfectly
safe, and may be g-en alike to children Of the most
tender age or the adults il pufges mildly and subdues
fever and destroys worms with invaable success y
Is easy of administration, and it does not contain
mercury in any form whatever, restrictions
cessary with regard drinking cold water ii ca
pabe Of doing injury TO the tenderest infant An in
credible number OF have been expelled by this
great vermifuge. AZ mi
f. Purchasers win be careful oask for DR.. M LANES
rgLEBRATED LIVER Pills, manufactured by FLEMING
b OS. of Pittsburg, Pa There are other Pills purport
ins be Liver Pills, before the public. DR.. Me-
i.an.' eeei.s Liver Pills. also his celebrated verm-
fuge, be had all respectable drug stores.--
None genuine uithOAt the signature Of
FLEMING BROSs
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-04-14

Sr.RrnD ron THE PEAK, VIZ TT. ClrsE
and PIrT Cox of Lancaster, Wis, incom
pany with Ben BRADFoRD and a. BRuLA,
of Dunleith, started for the Peak on Tues
day morning. They calculate to be at tho
diggings by the middle Of May.
G. Bogy's three teams. started this p. M
for Kansas City, on the Missouri, where tn
family expects to meet them by steamer
via ST. Louis. Mr. Charles Wheeler
goes in company with Mr.. Bogy. The,
will probably leave here next week.--Dun
{eiM AdoertiSer. 5th.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-04-14
AyocA, Iowa 70, wis, FEB. 10. 1870
Graefenboig Co., 81. Park iloNv. \. 7.

Graefenbeig Co., 81, Park tloAss - =
GfST1EMEN:-Ih hardly know in War manner TO eX-
rass IS deem gratitude Tor the perfect health enjoy
now for tile first time during Inc past hssen ears
From my girlhocd was afflicted with ule1'ne elcul-
ties ofthe most aggravated nature which grew worse a
grew older, until death itself seemed preferable 70 tne
misery endured. treated by the most eml'en'
physicians until they pronounced me incufabs Othei
means were resorted to- but without success, and had
abandoned all hope Of regaining my health. when
Mr. Joseph Smith To reside IN our place, and be-
c0n;g acquainted with my urged my husband TO
sse me Try your Marshas Uterine Cathplicon which
lad cured lis wife Of similar ennGtion. finally
menced lis nse, bu with ite faith yet by two bottles
edgment be the Of ringing other from like
condition Of misery shall feel well paid for the trouble
ELIZA DAvENPoKr
I am we'll acquainted with the circumstances IF The
above case and think Il the most extraordinary
ever knew accomplished by the Of Medicine and i
can cite YOU to number in Il il vicinity who have
since used the Cathocon for Uterine complaints with
lie most satisfactory results.
d. W.~DUDGEON. \
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-04-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.

FLoUR--Wanted, ON account, at this ondcs a few
sacks of -four.
BLANKs-Just printed and for sale at the Herald Of
dee All the Blanks usel by Justices and Town officers
Justices, Dockets School District Records, Town ant
school District Order Books Church Records Account
Books. large and small, for sale at this Office.
Best Paper and Envelopes, for sale at this Office, will
other stationery.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-04-14

GoLpsMnH's NURSERY. Village farnb-
lers IN choosing the direction of their even
ing walks, cannot do better than 10 walk
south and visit the Nursery. We had the
pleasure Of being conducted through it d
few evenings since and were surprised To
find the display Of 50 great variety and
taste. Dir. G.. showed us thousands Of buds,
seedlings and gratis from one to seven
years old Of apples and choice plums, cher
ries, pears etc, Of fair growth, besides
great many useful and ornamental trees
which we cannot name. He has also all
varieties Of shrubs, plants and fruits for the
garden. TURNER'S should remember that
the transplanting season is nearly past and
that they viii never regret taking the first
opportunity to add to the comforts and APP
pearance Of home ~ supplying i with
fruits. We intend to visit the nursery
sgain about strawberry time.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-04-14

Doc LAw.-Thia very important act Of
the Legislature, for the protection Of sheep,
to reduce the number Of mad dogs and tc
save the hives of more valuable stock than
dogs, viii be found in our piper this week
There being penalties FOR refusal or neglect
to enforce the law, il viii probably DO en-
forced ii ought to be, to the letter.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-04-14
Lancaster Mails.

EAsTERx-Ieaves Lancaster, tuesdays and Saturdays
for 7atevile and Galena returns, Wednesday at
at noon.
WESTERN Leaves Lancaster, Monday and Friday
mornings for Tafton aud Prairie du Chen, returns
rom Tafton evenings. Leaves for Beetown and
Cassve, Tuesday and Friday mornings.
NoRrHERs--Leaves, Monday and Thursday mornings
for Boseobe aud Tuesday and Friday evenings.
SourHgRS-Leayes Lancaster Wednesdays and sat
urdays, 70 Potosi and returns same days.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-04-14
ReIigious services-LAsoAsrEn.

coSeRnGArIoNAL CHuRcH:-IsEy. EArov breaches ev.
erv sabbath, at quarter before H. M, and lectures
on popular subjects Ia the evening.
NJ. E. CmUacu:-RGv. WooD breaches every Sabbath
morning At half past 10 O'Clock and every other Sab
bath evening at 81.
BArrIsg. CfURca:-services in the afternoon at 2
o'clock By Nh. DROWN. Announced by the ringing Of
the boil.