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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-15
EOR SAVANNAH andIFL Anne
Steamboats, an6 Railroads.

NETWORK to NEW-TIAVEN BY the
River at p. nl and CHAMPION at p. H. Fare 81. No
charge for berths.
Tor BRIDGEPORT-Far 50cts.-The steamer
Juedsy Thursday and saturday IL Fregt taken at the
loves. rates T. LUCKf Eh Co., No liz Sontnst.
NORTHERN RAILROAD of NEW JERSEY.
~ Leave feot Of CouTtAndtt Jersey City Ferry daily
sundays excepted aad $3.50 for Piermont and snhen
and 40 D. and penont $40 and 735 and 2:lO and
75 Stages for Hscb snssck Schraenbarz Nysck
New City, and Havettraw.
THE REGULAR NAIL LINE via STONING-
II TON for BOSTON, PROV1DENCE-Land houte-Tbs
shortest and most diTect-Csnying the Eastern Mall
The Steamers PLYMOUTH ROCK, Capt. Joel stone, and
COMMONWEALTH Capt ]. w Williams, IN connection with
the bennington and Providence and Boston and h
leaving daily Sunday exeepted from Pier No
N r. first wharf above Battery place., at M and Ston
ngton q: $50 arrival Of the mail train which leaves
The COMMONWEALTH. from Eew.York-Mondsy, Wed
lay Friday From sonngton-Tuesday Thursday and
The PLYMOUTH ROCK, from New orh-Tue.day, Thur
lay and Saturday From soongton-hondsy, Wednesday,
and Friday.
Passengers proceed from stoningon per railroad TO Provt
aepce Boston in the E1p.eSs Mail Train reaching safe
places advance those by other routes and ample time ol
Al the early morning lines connecting Nsrth and East rNsen
est undis.urbed breakfast II desired and leave stonngon IL
the an connecting at Providence with the ii g. M ua
or Boston.
Fare nom Providence TO Newport 50 cents.
Baggage Master accompanies the steamer and tran 'hroush
For psssse ber,hs seroos freight apply board the
steamer eishtolee Pier No. North River, q. The
,koe Of the Company No. 10 Battery place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-15

GRo. A. LRAyITr, Auctioneer.
DY GEO. A. LEAVITT d. Co.
fRADE-sALE ROOMS, Nos 3s7 ADD $40 BROADWAY
SALE OF
BOOKS STATIONERY, WORKS OF ART no
rv Cousignments solicited IA
THURSDAY EVENING, March is, commencing at % O'clock
Sale NJ fine collectop of STANDARD aud MTScELLANE
Gus BOOKs-compIising history, Travels bees ts'tres
Theology, &c. Also large collection OF sCHooL and
BLANK BOOKS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-15

OPy1cE OF THR MINNESOTA MINNIE CoSPASY,
No. 1877 GRkESwIcHsT. NEw-YOKK, March $, 1850
NOTICE.-The ANNUAL MEETING of the
IN STOCKHOLDERS of the Minnesota MINING 90 d
PAhY win be held 81 this ofce WEDNESDAY the 2lst
5sy Of March insApt at II o'clock when the Annual Re-
pert Board Of Directors viii be submitted and off ,ers
'''''O w '-' sAML. j. w BARRY, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-15
furniture.


A CKNOWLEDGED as BEST-FOREMANs
N ARCH SPRING BEDS, price 81 80 to "a BedSsesd'
MATTRESSES,
Manufactured In the best STYLE and sold wholesale and retail a.
the lowest figure. Old MattIesses made ever
BEDSTEADS,
Wooden M Iron Wholesale aud retail low Hottlkeeper
save money here CAL OF address CHAS r FOREMAN No.
Great JoneHst, cor. Broadway.
A CHAMBER SUITE ofthe celebrated EAGLE
N ENANELED FURNITURE, in ali stye d. sgns and col
ors from s25 upward Mandatory No. 6s4 bfoadWay ne1
Laura K.enes The best enameled furniture mAnuiscured
Please order for the Spring delivery.
NAMELED FURNITURE.-F1rst-cla class
IL Grained and Ornamental acknowledges superior In style
and finish TO any made in this country Also hae bed
ding Ec for sale by j. w FlsnER Co.. No. o12 Broadway
ENAMELED FURNITURE-The beat assort-
II city Enaneed Chan Der sues IN every van
ETY. Of and solid Walnut Suites hosoed IN
Few and superior at Wholesale aud retail Also ali
Issses and Mattresses WARREN WARD, No. 2'7 Cansst,
four dsors east Of Broadway.
SCHOOL FURNITURE,
- OF the approved style manufactured at the Oldest
establishment IN the state al,
Lecture Room and ssbbsthschool Settles, Csmpsools,
Blackboard Of slate any dmenSons Revolving or STATIONARY
CrsyoDs white and coloed Ao, Office and Bank Deski ans
Bookcases Of every description made 20 order by -
ROBERT PATTON, No u 3rove-st, near Bleeche.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-15

OTICE.-HOLDERS of the FIRST MORT
IN GAGE BONDS Of the NEW-HAVEN, NEW-LoND0N
AND SfONIN0TON RAILROAD COMPANY are hereby
that and after the 10th day OF harch inst by
ssDtns Coupons the for the 1885, 80 aud 90
the Trustees the New Haven Savings sank, they VIII
the thereon in cash. aud loeome Bonds sor he
sectsrs. Wa. 4. BARTLETT, Treasurer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-15

NOTICE.-The INTEREST WARRANTS, ma
IN turns April 1861 on BONDS OF Msrion CountJ, Ohio
win FAfD wing Bank New fora City from LIST to thu
leth Of April 1850. A. d. MATTHEWS, Treasurer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-15
Mafhinery.
miscellaneous.

A LARGE collection Of BIRDS and QUAD
N RUPEDs for SALE, suitable for Museums, Colleges
Schools Private Collections Psrof Ornaments The scsc
mems prepared By the Subscriber for beauty Of Outline and ME
HE pos,tions equal In this Country portion Oh INC
above win be exchanged for other Rropeity ,,
j. q. BELL, No e59 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-15

OYY1cE og rBK UNITED STATES LiIgISsURAscE Co.,
liz TEE CITl OF NBw.YoRK, No. 40 Vstst
New a ork March IA, 1850.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-15

dent Of this Company. 10 HN EADlE Secretary.
IRVING SAVINGS INSTITUTION, No. 90
II Wansn-st.-Opep daily from 10 m TO Up aud on Mon
day TbuTdsy and Sstudy iom to p 6per cent inter
- '0 '"iD' "'" 70 JOHN CAsrREE, President.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-15

IN PANY DIvIDEND-Tbe Board of Directors of this Com,
NV have THIS DAY declared annual dividend Of 70
fFk GENT payable at toe Pscfc Sank and after the 18th
Mach The books viii be closed from the 10Th to the
Ibth INST inSluGye.-New-Yo rk, March 1850
J. CAMPBELL jr., Treasurer
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-02-18
fFgesa ille Witness
Lie Chief .Jsls1tacessiliao 10


Ma. EDlraR: n few DAYS since at th.
post Office ia Patch Glove | saw on th.
counter circular, heing call far names
f citizens favorable to Dixon for Chef
Justice OF the Supreme Court Of thiS-Staie.
The paper bad abundance Of blank space
tor names, Jau nary name scas there. J
saw written ON this blank by some one, the
words, "No, sir. we will elect no man Ia
that office, who will sell or SURRENDER the
supreme Court of this State 10 Judge
Miller" And this, 90 doubt, is the senii.
ment Of the masses in regard TO the digni-
IS Of the State rs an indeI endent soyer
eianiy.
Remaining there some two hours, | il
he mean tine solicited quite 4 number Of
both parties To sign the call: but no, mol
4 man would put his name 10 the paper,
neither Democrat or Republican. Every
man repuliated the position fudge DIX
on ii welding a former position to tile Fed
eral Court.
No sirS, we waht no such plialle back
boned judicial officer lave Georgia,
fHgintd, ~ ooHlh Cdfoliiia suutHitaS'i thel
sovereign rights as States 10 the Federal
Court authority. when the safety and ia
terest oftheir citizens were at stake? No;
they will DO no such thing. Truly has i
been said that "the central Federal power
& these States is constantly tending .
swallow mp the rights ofin individual States. :
For this reason we must elect men 10 of
ice in the State, who have the will TO de-
fend It's rights ard protect its citizens
therefore, we d. not want 70 elect judge
Dixon 10 this office. We can fin safer
man. Yours truly. j WARNER
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-02-18
Lancaster Mails.

EAsrEEs-Ieavss Lancaster, tuesdays and Saturda' q
Ter PIztteVe and Galrna; returns Wednesday at OF
and 5Aturdas eVeaings.- Leaves 70 Mineral Point
RsN California and Anlin, Wednesdays and 5aturda
at uoon.
WESTERN Leaves Lancaster, Monday and Friday
mornings for TAcn aud Prairie du Chen returns
from r,fton event ng-, -Ieayes for Beetown and
CAsAte, Tuesday ami Friday MORNINGS.
soRTHERS-Lesyes, Monday and Thursday mornings
for BoAcobeI and Tuesday aud Friday evenings
sourHERN-Leaves Lancaster, Wednesdays and Sat-
wrdays for potos aud rstnrns same days.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-02-18

Home Life =. Surprise Parties -
Auause1n antss- How We Lave at
Home and Abroad.
During this fiae weather. when ihs at
,o.hsc a of temperatures suitable for sisitios ant
shoppng, cur village presents qaite oriss appearances
Merchants hotel keepers and others, aten ng 70 then
business pursuits, sg 10 say tnc east niog. the
n,,,ss sAiet algs Q 50 rers!sat. alAias, anj
ga ,s.a,;. .rs a.ua sie,r,r al a.l,pe elt oas
81 these the district sehpo. si.Ers mate tally from
fhe absence olit4 very edicien principal, Mr. DRpwS
Is well a. its absoa pupils Bnt AZ again torcd
b. health ana returned their fagorie abors ia the
school room
Taayolng folks take advantage of the beau tifal
sings BY getting up surprise parties, which Of ate
hare quite pnpulara haze ,star, where we have
no places Of puzzle These, pecally whe
brought about BY tho ladies' have found to be great
promoters Of the social Al toS Of tue young, Gansr
ally speaking, to b. iaboe seeking md Istii
comnanity. aud do for ythiag but praci
cal places of Ii is after Of surprise that
Lancaster with its m,ny we'll informed citizens ts
four churches and IF tn nearly compile ell its superior
public school, its excellent Institute and its
beneficial orders aud societies does maintan-wht
yery common even in country school housesa ~
csum or literary association Nothing could afford
better evening entertainments, opportunities
favorable for Instruction and soeabty among young
men, better for young ladies to learn the char
acter OF their surroundings. But citizens too
much absorbed ia business to give attention TO sach
mattsrs: and hence, those few who not content
without minglng with another, form themeiyes
into mysterious combinations sucll tho lime Star
Cab" W. are revolutionary, excitable, aud must
food for our passions.
number Of improvements going now, ard
w.th the opening OF Spring there is prospect Of
tinuation of always healthy growth; and that
the ides Of dividing sold Grant is exploded for the
present aud about to he exploded forever, Lancaster
No almost regret itis likely TO become inviting
spectators All that be desired Is With the dis
tnEuiShed Summer bsauts of village keen up the
we'll knowa moral and intellectual reputation Of its
inhabitants
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-02-18

"a WARMiN' Dunk "-Df..{siram Cox
the official inspec or Of liquors at Cincin
natl, tells tire following in his last official
report:
II called at grocery store one day,
where liquor also is kept. A compile d
lrislfnen came in while | WAS there and
called for some wtI>kev, and the first
drank and the momen, se drank the tears
tfpwef freely, while he al the same time
caught his breath IKE ore sutfoca'eJ or
struggling = When he conll speak, h..
,aid TO his companion. Och, Michael
int this is warmlu' to the stomach e
Michael drink ard went threw like con-
tor,ions, with the remark, s'wonlsln't it he
tom" n cowid frosthy morning. After
'hey bad drank asked the landlord To
pour me cut little in tuii1iler, il
W1hca 1 dipped slip of li,imus paper.
when was no sooner vet than il pnL on
scarlet hne. went 10, my ck;ce. mn
my instrument and exSu incl il. | found
il had IL per cent aleheiic spirits IL
weight. when it shonld have bad 40 per
crnt u be proof, aud the difference in per
made up ofsnlphnr.c acil. red pep
per. pelitory. cau~iic, potash and hrorulne.
one oetLe sails Of nux volnica One pint
of such ligaor would kill The strongest
insn.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-02-18
TIE GREAT RESTORATIVE
FEVER AND AGUE I URED BY Nc
LANES LIVER PILLS. /

t-zy-Mz Jonathan Houehman, OF West Union, Pare
county nois write to lie foIaiciors, Fienit B
Of Pittsburgh that he had ucltd greatly non.
and Irotracted attack Of n vtl and Agu', and
pietey restored 10 eali y tie 81 the Liver Pills
a one. Theae Pill un4uesiionahv rossrss great tonic
propert ea and be aen with decided advantage for
many dsea. requiring invgo ating rmedies but the
liver Pills stand pfeeninent of restoring
disorgnx- Liver to healthy action. hence the great
celebrity they have attained. the ,rni ab q
Diseases arising diseased Liver, who long baf-
fed the skill OF the most eminent physcians Of the Uni
ted States rendered easy of cure. thanks To the
study perseverance, Of the dSti, guis ed ph
whose this neat medicine bcafs-a me which
win descend Ia posefty esersng oi gratitude
This aluable medicine should aSass be kept within
reach and the appe Of the EARL It mptnlns
Of diseased liver, it can be safely and asefally aamnis
tered.
a Purchasers viii BE- careful to ask for Or. MIAyEs
CELERKATAn LIVER Pals, manufactured by FLEMING
BROS, IL Pitsburg IA. There other FILLS purport
ing Ia De Liver Fills. before public. Dr. Me-
aae's genuine Liver Pills, also his celebrated Verm-
fnge. be had al all respectable dug
None geaatns riihoat The signature IF
~ FLEMING BROS.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-02-18
Bound for California.

LII takc notice that 9ir. Lev is and family wish I,
N tmigratt 10 Caiiornia-lrosidng he eau sell IN
S-.J0 Of for the small sum Vi $i4OO
The premises situated one mile south OF the court
house Post ,Iice and Herald eifce Lancaster. the
~ seat OF tslant county, Wis mile north Of tbs
county lifm Opposite Sheriff Fosters backyard. and OF
lie road ding Lanea~tr PstoS aud Platieyil.
TN said premises is goo dwelling, which cost 5000
i nj - Young richard, Of 40 many OF lie
old aougf To bear, good Iog barn. spring tht
house and the farm well watsrtd. so ineloscd IL
our Tive fields mostly under cultivation.
] will take iu part payment team Of hprses, mnes
or oxen aud lew hundred dollars in monry-baancs
be aid in August next. with interest at per cent.
l will sell the Eousehold gouds equally cheap
". B.-If Republican accents the bid he taxi
my stock 81 farm tnolS with The place. Tits eIor
lends To tie 18th Of February. ~. LEWIS.
Lancaster, Feb. 1llh, 1850. 34-u
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-02-18

Russian BABIES u, is said that the
Russian battles look like SO MANY idols
vi Ii their heads ca.,ed out, aud the rest
Of The bodv left in the block. The appear,
ance j caused I,y heir being rolled up in
light bendages. le..ving only the head on
TIA. ihey may be put away out Of mis-.
chief aud danger. On going into Rus
sian house, you NAV find one little fellow
left on a shelf, another hung on the wall
on peg, md third hung on one Of the
main bea OF the 70. I, aud rocked ~ The
mother, who has the cold hooI,ed over her
feet.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-02-18

A bill has passed lhs Legislature to
amend Sec. 81 Of Chap. 1872 Of the r. ).
entitled Of Issues, mode of trial and judy
men, ia civil action. This bill i calculated
10 facilitate the collection Of debts, allow
ing execution TO issue immediately upon
judgements granted in vacation.
In the Assembly smart discussion
sprung Up on iha BILL, some thinking il
would besf hard upon debtors who might
not be asle " pay mp on such short notice.
and others clsaing that Ire rights Of the
creditor should be considered also. The
bill finally passed by vote Of 81 TO %.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-02-18

SEEBs.-Letters are received inquirng
for Sugar Care, Hungarian Grass and 9TH
= seeds. We are unable at present. TO gise
otee where such seeds can be had; the
ICED stores have not yet sent round Their
catalogues. The frosts Of last year dam
aged many kinds Of seeds; the amount OF
Sugar Cane seed of last year uninJured ~
frost has been small within one or two
hundred miles of these parts, psrhaiis a
wider circle. In no case should snch seed
be planted until thoroughly tried ID SOM
warn, place to ascertain whether it will
grow. Last year was below an average
for Sugar Cane, the accidents of season
being greater han usual Nothwithstand-
ing such preponderanee Of accidents, Sa-
gar Cane was pretty generally codeeded
To lie success, and is now nhdersrood l..
be as much a staple a. corn which it re-
sembles a. well in the treatment required
~ culture as in appearance in the fed =
We cannot say so much FIR Hungarian
Grass, because 30 little is said about tt
We NAV soon be able to furnish several
kinds If seeds, or give information where
the same can be had
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-02-18
NJ ----.--1---------------------~-
"lscoNsIN FARMER. Ihls book is nov


"iscoNsIN FARMER. - I'hl> book is now
published twice mouth, in pamphlet
form with cover as before, the numoer i
pages being less than when il was publish
ed .but once a month. The cover contains
eight pages on which the advertisements
are printed. It's = most decided Improve.
menl. The price Is sl.00 pr anaun AZ
usual, or less when eluaS are made up.--
TsoDs II. BARBER is making up clal
for lancaster aud allhorz4s u, TO receive
rnone, aud names at this otfi..e. Persons
wishing TO senl TO Madison for the Far
f'sr can address the publishers, D. ]. Pow.
xRs l. Co.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-02-18

NEwsPAPER FAcTs. The Boston Cou-
rier will hereafter be printed in large.
clear, plain type, for the benefit Of the old
ladies and gentlemen who form he entire
class Of it, readers. Tie editor Of The n.
X. Herald, when he comes 10
any great social question, snaps up cent
10 see which side he shall take SPRING
field Republican.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-02-18

PREPARING FOR THE CONFLICT. The
ILLINOIS Republicans are everywhere pre-
pairing for the contest 4 1860 II isear
", Dat none 100 early. a thorough or
ganzaiion IS an earnest Of victory. A
want If 1t, brings dagger Of defeat. We
hnpc 10 see Wisconsin fully organized, AID
repaired 10 wage Que Of tie iiercest cot
tests ever Witnessed in this country. Il
will be enlphalically a struggle for Lib
erty.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-02-18
Nilsson RI Dem cRAr.--This is the lar

Nilsson RI Dem, cRAr.--This Is the larg-
est paper published in the wess is free
from advertisements, We consider it the
ablest aud most reliable in lis statements
and the cheapest--eostirg only 81 90
per year. Address Mckee d Fishback,
St. Louis, $40. Names aud money always
received at this Office aud forwarded.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-02-18

GRgAr STOCK 5ALE.--MRs. MORRISON,
will sell at her residence, known as the
Morrison Farm near Lancaster, on the
9Th March, Ill her stock and loose farm
property at anclion on long time at low
interest. See Adv't
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-02-18
A Change in the Colleotlon Laws.

An important bill, amending The colec
ton laws. passed the Assembly this m rn-
ing. alter protracted desate, 10y a deciS
i've majority. Ii allows executions to be
issued at once upon Judgments rendered in
vacation. Under the preSen, law, execd-
ton does not issue until the clpse Of the
term Of Court following such ju gpent.
1t will be seen That the proposed change
will considerably facilitate the collection Of
debts
The bill had already passed the Senate,
and only awaits the signature OF the Gov
rrnf'r 70 become law State Journal,
9Th inst.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-02-18

CoLD WEATHER IN TExAs.-The La
Grange (rexas) Democrat says that from
1000 to / 500 hogs have been frozen 10
death III FayetLe county, Texas during he
winter; also, three white men. The
weather here has never TO our knowledge
been cold e,o, gh 10 freeze hogs. Texas is
aought bv many for its mild climate.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-02-18

AUCTION AT WINGvILLE. -W.O. THoM-
As j, selling his goode AT Wingvi'le al cost,
and will close out nj auction in few days.
See Adv'l.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-02-18

CoUaT-Grant Circuit Court will he
holden at Lancaster. commencing the first
Monday, being the 5ih Of March.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-02-18

FERrLITY OF SuBsoILs - corFesnon-
dent Of the Country Gentleman relates an
instance in his own experience, where =
portion If rich alIuv;al meadow had been
covered 10 a depth offom six to eighteen
inches with deposit If sad. washed
down from An adjoining blutf This par
ZION Of the field Was coustlered ruined; yet
he planted he whole Wi.h corn The lid
averaged sixty two bushels per aero, aud
hat pofion covered with sand lieid..4
uih. fth mere corn Tan what grew on H.
rich alInsial soil af The rest of the mead
on. liils eauie SPOT confined tepfodace
e4llal q De tesi If he ioteryai for many
years ;ffef@afd
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-02-18

Dr.. LuSDY.--This gentleman, SO long
and widely known As practical and sue
cessfui Dentist, has arrived and will stop
at the several stations where he has been
in the habit Of calling for several years il
this county Perons DESTROYS Of dental
work by reliabe operator may safely ap.
ply TO DR.. LtSpY.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-02-18
Isoscobe1 to have a Church and
School House.


Rev. Mr.. Oyerson Is still circulating his
subscription for n chu,ch, AMI has succeed
Ad so f II AS To make il certain that the
church will be built. The lots aud stone
unierpmning are already d0na'eti. and
nlasons are engaged to o tie work rs s,on
AS tie frost is out of the groun A bill
OF the timber, lumber dc, is now being
filed The house is 10 be % BY 40 feet.
and rs feet posts. The stlle aod finish
must depend very niue upon future sub
~criptions. which We hope will he sufficient
~ Liberal to make it An ornament as it is
IN Indispensable addition to the place.
Efforts are also being made among the
Methodists for a church, but with what
success we have not learned. Rev. Mr..
Mullen has the subscription. Boscobel
Democrat.
We learn that Special School meet
ing is also TO be held shortly to levy tax
for building School House at Boscobel
The valuable hints we have been dealing
in lately are working like yeast, and may
the Whole lump Of Grant County be COW
cred hereby a. wcEt as BoScobel! Lei
every Town in Old Grant think If hnilf
ing one more church, School House and
Bddre!
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-02-18
THE NEW STARTLING POEM OF TIE DRFss FOL
THE He.fR.

cANTo i.
Miss Flora McFliarey Of Madison Square,
A lady of fashion. at wealth and of beauty,
Spent money like water Tor stun for the hair,
Aud did il because she thou glIt 1t a duty,
To ainf he ane iiis--to perfume The rnsc
10 gid refined god-i hoagh few would suppose
shi&, Flora McfnmseY, with beauty so rare
Required augnt 10 ma her more cnafmngiy fair
cAyro IT,
Miss Flora had hesidaJ noted Professor,
Vino dressed his own na.f, thu not bairdrs 'ser
With magical, wonderful. great preparation.
(N0w used IN vast quantities over the nation
This noted Professor was gray rat
At Juvenile thifty--no older that
And Tia amount Of pour hair his crown had agon il
IhoG-i blatk ravens wing,
Nish lustre enough for hall rom king
Would not ax.e Leeu accrIss ed ~uea sas rs harsh
and DRY character BY fasni0st, h0@ever tad sht
might have been who e'er a bonnet.
This Is All Of this beautiful and atIing poem vii ~
ubi isied in This apef II de-e learn the
If tie PREF aaon which Aifti5ss- f.iies
al :I2 ftfaaslsyay Professor Woods
rove t. ,osl t.at Woods lair r. stagttve is oae
-, b, Il ticles Cor bcauii ing AID promoting the
ro~th and restoring the erinai color Of the haf
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