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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-08-11
From the Newark aO.1 North American, .Ialy 81 =
IN IEREsTING DISCOVERY.

Mr.. David sWyrick, Of this city, who ha.
recently leen pushing his investigations re- 1
.p.cting ouraneient works, with more thor
oughness than. heretofore, and has made
new surveys, traced new lines, and made
many discoveries, found on Friday last, III
me of the little circles or sink holes c n
iected with the larger works, a very cui ;
Gus aud interesting relic. Mr.. Squier, IN
his antiquities of New York,sa that these
sink holes, which are uniformly connected
with our ancient works, usually contain hui
man bones; and Mr., Wyrick Went out on
he Cherry Valley plateau in order to learn
" a careful examination, whether the sai E
hing was, true Of these sink holes in Obi.
lie found no bones, ssbut lie WAS satisfel
hat the excavation was filed with mat III
Il other than that which was taken from ,
and he found beside i beautiful granite ba /.
highly polished, and Of a reddish color. no
very curious tapering stone, five or six inch
les longs tAelfour sides nearly alike, and -
Zach, in neat Hebrew characters, brief in
Escriptions. which seem to be character. tic
of theold Hebrews AMI give new vitality u
the old theory that these works are in some
way connactad with the lost tribes. It's
Inscriptions have. been examined careful b
by our. best Hebrew scholars, and transla
ID as follows: s.
Bdr Ie1te- The Word Of the Lord.
Kdsh Kdslim-The Holy of HOLES.
Thuvth leue---The Law of the Lord.
nix Artz-The King of the Earth.
Our readers viii remember that son |
weeks ago we described stone whistl
taken from a large burial mound. TIL.
stone mere referred to seems to he of th
same general character. Its neatly polish
led. and the Hebrew characters are We ]
distinctly engraved, neat and orderly. i
lis a treasure of no ordinary interest, anC
1nay possibly lnrayel the mystery which
Ehae so long hung ouer these interesting re
.irnains. Can it be possible that these worl
Eare Of Hebrew origing If so, what has b
come Of the lost racer s.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-08-11
THE SL,yE-TRApE OF New YoRK.-

The SLAyE-TRADE OF New YoRK-A
correspondent of the Evening Post sends 10
that journal detailed list of 80 Slavers fit
ted out at tnis port from February 1859,
to July, 1860. He adds:
Added to the eighty-fve abose slayars,
some half dozen have gone through the
Sound, and names Of which could not be
obtained. This is about as correct list as
can be got up and derived from the New
York city papers and the English journals.
Some twenty vessels have been detained
under suspicion; great many others have
cleared from European and South Ameri-
can ports.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-08-11
TaE TOMATO AZ Foop.-Dr. Bennett,

TIE TOMATO AS FooD.-Dg. Bennett, 4
professor Of some celebrity, considers the TO
lnato, an invaluable article Of diet, and as
cribes to it various important medical pro
perIsities. First: That the tomato is one
Of the most powerful aperients Of the liver
and other organs; where calomel is indica-
ted; it is probably one of the most effect
live and least harmful remedial agent
known to profession. SecoGd: That
chemical extract will be obtained from j
that will supelsede the use. ofcalomel in th'
cure of disease. Third That he has sue
cessfully treated diarrhea with this article
talone. Fourth: chat when used as al
..ssicfe Of dietit is an almost soEereignrem
| dy for dyspepsia and Indigestion. Fifth
| That il. ahonld ha constantly mood E1s dali,
food, either cooked OF raw, or in the form
Of catsup; it is the most healthy article nov
in use.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-08-11
GREAr TINES IN OLD VIRGINIA-THI

GREAT TINES IN OLD VIRGINIA-'FHE
REPUBLICANS RAISE A LINCOLN POLE
CoMMoTIoN AMONG THE L. +. V's.-Great
excitement at Accagnan, Va, near Alexan-
dria, in consequence ofthe Republicans rails
ing banner bearing the names Of Lincoln
and Hamlin. The citizens attempted to de-
molish it. The Republicans resisted, and
sent messengers to neighborihg towns for
arms and ammunition. Gov. Letcher order
ed Gen. Hatten to call out his troops to
protect the Republicans, but the General
preferred to resign bis commission. At last
accounts it was expected the military Of AL
exandria would be called out. Accagnan
contains 5000 Republicans, and was the
residence of Mr.. Underwood, the ostracised
Republican.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-08-11

THE DlsuxIoN GAME.-The Charlsiton
Mercury is calling attention to the eharac-
ter Of the next Legislature Of South Ci,ro-
ina, urging the selection Of 4 certain class
Of men. The thing has an interest, bec;!usc
il is understood that the disupion
game is to commence in South Carolina
aud Mississippi. by the action Of the Legis-
laturos of those.States. respectively instuct-
ing their Senators and Representatives rot
to assemble in Congress al WashingtoI in
case Lnccisa sho;:!d be inaugurated.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-08-11

MEASURING HAY--An old farmer com
mnnicates to an exchange the following
method Of measuring hay, which he says he
copied from an old publication; to those liy-
ing at distance from hay scales, and cesi-
ring to estimate the product Of their acres,
this plan seems quite desirable. II Is this;
Multiply the length, breadth, and height
into each other, and ifthe hay is somewhat
settled, ten solid yards make ton. Clio
yer viii take from ten to twelve solid yards
per ton.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-08-11

How TO GET EARLY WHEAT.--W f.
Antry, Of Campbell, County, KY, says he
selected from his growing wheat the eilrli-
est and largest hea,is, sowed Ibis seed seloar-
ately, and the produce the next harvest was
s'three weeks earlier than any other wheat
of the same kind sown at the same time"
He thinks by continuing this process be
shall be able to get very early variety -
He is Of opinion that seed wheat should DO
brought from the North rather than the
South.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-08-11
a-r Cen. Robert Wilson. &c Andrew

ET Gen. Robert Wilson, Of Andrew
county, Mo-, made the following capital hit
1T the sectional Democracy, in st. LOUIS,
last Saturday evening" p
"But our Democratic friends express the
grattest horror at our audacity in daring to
believe that the country can be governed
without them. They tell us: why, we
have governed the country for sixt. years.
and it is not right to take Government cut
of our hands 7 Just so the Italian Dulles
and Princes said to the people of Italy, a
snort time ago Our families have govern
i YOU for five hundred years; we have cp-
pressed and tyranized over you. for cenfu-
lies, and we have an immennorial right to
continue to govern vou. Such is the Ian
yuage ofdespotisrn and naisrule everywhere,
ma at all times. But as the maltreated
people Of Italy called their oppressors to
recount, SO the God-fearing and Union
lowing people Of this cenntry now summon
! The Democrats, who have destroyed tier
lneace to come 70 judgment and to aextcu-
ton. (Laughter,)
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-08-11

Do NOT BELIEVE LARGE SToRiEs-
Look OUT FOR iIUMBuGs .--Edss Prairie
Farmer There is a man in this vicinity
taking orders for strawberry PIeplant. -.
He gets it from a man by the name of
Nudge, Of Belyidere, and claims that it is
par-excelent for making wine. He carries
some liquid around in a bottle that tastes
much like cordial, not at all ike vine. He
says the plant has a strong strawberry TIA
yor, and imparts it to the wine. am
very much of opinion that it is a humbug.
Il IS said to have come originally from Wa
terIoo. N. Y. Have you ever heard any
thing about it? The man sells it SOC 9
root. He told me he frequently sold $40
worth in a day; SO you see some believe it
DE-. KINNEY.
/ No, the writer has never heard anything
of it. If there is such a variety of rhu
barb, we think it must be something en-
,ltirely new, We aan;~~. SO. rvauers mol e
- $50 largely in it, if at all.
1 p. We learn that gentleman cal
ed upon the Senior Editor Of this paper {
few weeks ago,and exhibited the "cordiaf
described above; but nothing satisfactory
was learned of him or his operations We
advise those who order Of him to be salts
fed first that he is responsible for what be
lsays and promises.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-08-11

DEATH OF A Boy FROM STANDING ON
HIS HEAD.-On Friday last, several boys
were playing in freight car, trying which
could stand longest on his head. A little
son Of Thomas Lindsey stood thus near FIVE
minutes, when he was prevented from stand
ing longer by one of the other boys. AT
ter gaining his feet be Immediately ran
home complaining that bis head hurt him,
andm a few hours afterwards, expired, the
blood rushing TO his brain causing apple
plexy. Let the little boys be careful how
they play.-Lincoln (IU Eerald.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-08-11
cpMMoNs-puILIPs. 81 al.

NJ State of NIse0hsin County, S. Charles Pike
against Thomas Philips Charles Harrington, Daniel @
HASKELL Joseph s. Walden and Albert Wilkins. Circuit
eourt-Summous for Relief (com. moi served alsf s
The state of Wisconsin to ThoInas Philips, Charles
Harrington Daniel g. Haskell, Joseph s. Walden and
Albert Wilkins: You are hereby summoned and re-
required to answer the complaint this action, which
viii be fled in the Office of the clerk OF the circuit
eourt county of Grant wisconsin, at Lancaster the
2lst day of June AID 1860 and to copy of your
to SAID complaint the subscriber his Office
In Shullsbnrg in LaFayete county, Wisconsin, within
twenty days after the service Of this summons you
exclusive of the day OF such seyee aud you fail 10
be Plaintiff in this action will APPLY to The for the
lief demanded in the complant-Daed-Jun June Il. 1860
WITNESS, the Hon VI. II Cothre1i, Judge of said
CL.sl ut Lancaster, in Grant county, Wis. this
lllh of June, SO.
Attest; JOHN G. CLARK, Clerk.
Z. b. SIMPSON, Pitts Atty, Slullsburg, Wis.,. 2w6
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-08-11

WHlTE SLAyE.--At Lewis5urr. Va. re-
Gently the town was thrown into some COM
motion by the arrival in its midst Of two
men in pursuit ola man who had been hv-
ing there for some three or four years, mar
ried white woman, and was now the fa-
Their Of two children. The man was fouea
and claimed by the parties in pursuit as a
slave. He acknowledged the charge to be
true, and was accordingly tied and taken
away to one of the adjoining counties, from
which, it is said, he made bis escape.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-08-11
THR TaUTn RIGHTLY SPOKEN.

-.
3 Mr.. John Johnston, the celebrated Cen
eva far ner, Of Western New York, in i :
cent letter addressed to Col b. P. johnson,
Secretary of the New Yolk State Agricnl
tural Society, and published in the Month
W Journal of the society, lays down these
telling Iacts, in bret, winch we presume no
farme will deny, and we hope all will al
ply whose shortcomings bring them within
the pa.e of the implied reproof c
81 notice that those farmers who have
most difficulty to make ends meet, Away
plow most and keep most stock. Now
these men take the true plan'to keepthefn-
selves always poor, because their crops and
stock are always poor and bring little. It
is good profit to raise 800 bushels Of
wheat from ten acres; but when it takes
thirty acres to raise that amount, II is rais-
ed at loss; so tits with cattle and sheep;
you will see the thinking farmer making
four year old steers worth from $50 to SSo
each, and his neighbor's at the same age
no. worth over $25 to $40. Now this
ought not to be, in country where all men
are born free and equal; if the farm is rich,
then labor intelligently employed will soon
put the owner in easy circumstances; If hi
land is exhausted, "a great many farms are,)
then he should plow no more than ne car
thoroughly manure. Seed with clover and
grass, anddet 1T rest for evenotwo years,'.nd
that field will not only pay well for tillaee,
but it will furnish manure (if rightly man
aged) to make another feld Of same size
rich also; it is bad policy, when a field is
once highly MANFRED, to continue cropping
it with grain until the manure is used up
The latter end Of that land viii, be worse
than the first; but let that lay in clover,
even one year, but two is better, after it is
nanured, and then it will stand perhaps
six good crops before it requires manuring
| if clay subsoil know it will" VI
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-08-11

LINCOLN PoLE.-An exultant Virgirian
sends us a piece Of the Lincoln pole cut
down and chopped up last Friday at Deco
guam, and says: n
"This is the way we do things downSolith.
You can erect as many Lincoln poles North
as you please; but YOU cannot come down
into our sunny South and erect one"
Our correspondent is mistaken. We
shall erect first rate one in the White
House at Washington on the 4th Of Mrch
next-quite tall, though only few inches
ever six feet--and it viii stand there at
least four years, and not be cut down even
then Wait and see ~ Y. Tribune,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-08-11

ALARM IN PoTosI.-Dnring service in
the Catholic Church in Potosi, on Sunday
asst. the building being very much crowd
led, an alarm that the gallery was gr1ng
way, produced the most intense excitement.
In the attempt Of the multitude % escipe.
the usual damage was doneto bolnets, ores
ses, crinoline, csc. The alarm ,sas quoted,
and services continued
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-08-11
DFrTS SEPARATIONS d
HORSE POWERS,
Manufactured by Cummings And Remington
Dubuque, Iowa

The undersigned are Agents for the above celebrated
Threshug Machine, at Cassvle, Wisconsin.
We haye pow a sample Machine OF the Above kind on
exhibition here and would cali the attention ofa
in want Of No IthreshBg machine, to- tile ac, that
this machine $0u less than the Canton Ohio
Machine ana viii do the same amount of work. Price
Of Machine complete with Trunk Wagon, time $405,
Cash 1888. Alessrs Balie Johnston, of Bakes PFai-
rie run one OF these Machines last fall; we re or you
about merits of this Machine these practical threshers
Machines finished within DAYS after order given For
terms oil payment or general information, apply TO
Il. Balm kMAN, g. Co., Agents,
Cassville, Wiseonsin
Cassyi'le, july g. 1860. em2
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-08-11
EARM AND LANDS FOR SALE.

t1pe hundred and sixty farm, situated ~ miles
north from Cassve 10 acres under cultivation, the
Oaace Young timber; new IS BY zS mostly hu-
i>hed out buildings, COED wei ot water at the door
and rur ming water, BESIDES oang orchard aau TAR
Also 100 acres good piarie tiinUeF and water com
hined situated 4 miles north from Cassvile. near the
State road choice lot. Also timber 10 go With each
of said lots If required To be cheap for cash For
particulars INQUIRE of the subscriber the premises
March 30 1850 --43rn6s SAML HIGGINS.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-08-11

Nh. BRoDERIcK's CONGRESSIONAL Sta
Ry.--When Mr. Broderick last left for Cal
ifornia, he borrowed 81. 900 Of Mr.. Hakin,
giving him M oreM 81 bis pay. There
was $1,000 dueliisn al the date Of bis dsath
which sum the Senate ordered to be paid
at the stsession; bus the Attorney-tieu-
eral has dee;aed that it cannot be legally
pad "a of the contingent fund Of the SEN
afa
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-08-11

AN ASSESSMENT 6wINpLER.- An i'm
poster, calling himself James M- Mason, has
swindled the Postmaster Of Wilmington and
Others Of the faithful there out .of q eeLsiki
erahIe sum Of money, under the pfetsnss
that he was acting under the authority Ct
the Breckenridge Committee, il Washing
lion. to collect funds,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-08-11
SUMMONS DRIFSBACH.

State OF w isconsin, county OF Grant-sa,
John w Angel Plaintiff, Herr Dresbach, Defendant
L. the of the state of Wsconsin, to the SAID
defendants: You are hereby summoned and required
the complaint of the plaintiff VI this actlen
copy of which ison Gle in the office ohe CLERK oil the
Circuit Court of said Grant County, and TO serve copy
your to said complaint the subscriber al
his Office in the village of Lancaster within Twenty
days after the service OF this summons on you excessive
Of tile day OF such service, and fail 70 answer The
said laint within the tim&apecihed, the plaitin
this action will take judgment against you Tor tbt
sum of i've hundred dollars, besdes the costs IN thus
a ,tian dated August 80 Ie5g.
avs n, Mills. prtHs Atty Lancaster. Wis
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-08-11
Drxoon .nx n rnr PAsr.-H. ]. Paine

Democracy IN THE PAsT.-H. J. Paine
exhibited at Republican meeting at Man
itowoc, last week, copy of handful for
democratic meeting, used in l849, when
Nelson Dewey was tie candidate for Gov
ernor. VIM. a. Barstow. for Secretary OF
State; Col. Fairchild. Of thiseity. for Treas
tlrer, and 8. Park Coon for Attorney Cen
ersl. The following were among the lines,
ii. big capitals:
OPPOSITION TO SLAVERY EXTEN-
s. SION!
NO MORE SLAVE STATESl
OPPOSITION TO BANKS AND BANK
Iksa INSTITUTIONS.
rdsson zop~nol
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-08-11

TED ougias IN his letter q acceptance,
the Compromises Of 1850. JoIn-
ION lis associate. speaks Of those Conapfc-
f,;ses as a .sbase surrender"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-08-11
cassyi'Ie, July 81, 1860,
DOR SALE,
ABUNDANTLY wATERED.

Buildings are good and in good rerdir Reader. dc
YOU the best Farm tls best County in Wiscon
sin: Then examine this property at once-aont wal
and fay i've or Ten dollars apre per acre next ear
This Farm contains the south hall OF IL and Inc nofl
haIf Of 20 town H. range f. and s now offered At .ht
low price OF Treaty dollars per acre
lag Ten per cent n0c and to double Ia value 10
slort tues embrace tins oIportuult5~-a small pay
quired down and Inc balance eau DC paa IN se'
IN lnstalnaerlts with interest per cent. For
Grt.er inquire of Vim. fitt Dewey, Esgs q
Cassvi or Of tue subscriber, agent for the owner-
Hon. Chatles Augustus Murray.
WM A. B0ND, Agent
Geneaeo Livingston Co.. 4. y.
Cassyilie July rs, ISo0 oin5
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-08-11
IMPROVED FARM
For Positive Sale,

win sell at the lowest price, 200 acres Of land 30
acres thereof under cultivation aud ence well TIMBER
ed aud watered good dweiiin barn, various OUT oua
iugs otehard SC The farm is situated miles south
east Of Boscobel and the Railroad Terms, part cash
balance time. =.
Also several other tracts OF land about the same as
lance from Boseobe will be sold lower than any land
in the county. Also, improved farm u hall sec
tpn, miles southwest of Boscobel. good dWeiihg,
small orchard, 100 under fence 10 acres pfuWeo
we'll Matered and timbered. n debt and determin-
Ell to leave country. Terms, part cash, bal
ance on time. Inquire OF the subscriber at Bescohe,
April 24th, A. D., 1850. 45-tf J. j. BUTTON.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-08-11
MiSGELLAN LO.US,
PETITION TO yACATE ALLEYS:
TO all Whom it May Concern:

To all Whom it May Concern:
Take notice that the undersigned will present i'eti
ton prasnig the ahnuinent and vacation Of the
fDilowing scribed Streets and alleS in the village
Boscobe Grant County, and State Of Wisconsin, to wit
All aiiess in hocs No. two (2 () ave, (l0) ten tl4)
and (4s) forty-efght. III village. Atso, alleys in
Block MOL cne 2l iwo Cs three, fonl l5l 6vs
Il tieeu, fourteen and III twenty -one Also Lin
WOOD Street. and much of Adams street lays be-
tween, Blocks No three four, five, six, and So
much of BrndIeys Street Lays south If Blocks No
tour and i've in Brindleys addition Boscobelt to the
Circuit Court of the County of Grant and State OF Wis
cosn at the next term of said Court, to be begun and
holden the Court House, in the village of
in said county the frat Monday in Octuber next, al
the opening Of said Court thereafter as hs
can be hcard.-Dated Boscobel, July 20 1860.
18 6w6 f8a48 8sc8Txs8 JOHN MORTIMER.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-08-11
PULLING, CuLoRING, WEAVING, cLOTH-DREssInG
TIMBER AND PRAIRIE
Land for Sale.

The subscriber offers for sale in lots to suit pure
and the most liberal terms to Is and time the
following lands, all lying and on either side OF the
Military road in the Town of Wingye, Grant County,
Wisconsin;
Sec o Town g. N. Range / West--G40 acres.
W. Of SEC. Is. rown g. n. Range West--320 acres.
SwL of Sec ~ Town 6, n. Range We t-lo0 acres.
Ell of nwk Of Sec. e. r. 8, NJ K. W.-S0 acres.
4, particulars inquire of fhos. J. Green Co., at
WingviIla or A. d. Mills the premises, agents for
Miles White, Baltimore, Md
The property i situated tive miles west OF HlngvlHe
Il fairly divided between prairie aud TIMBER and per-
fecty adopted far ing. These sands l"caed on
the highest parts of the county, but contain several e-
ing Springs and may be had any here b. digging
Wingvile, June 18Th, 1850. lit
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-08-11
bikes PEAK.
stevens Pass, California s.!
To Mill or Meeting, or any other Place by Lani
with your own Boat.

@ssa
hne tliing = t4i- respect oder the testimony o.
those who using my wagons my four-wheelec
carriages can't beat for easy running airn less
power and friction than any other west OF Chicagc--
Persons sving wagons Of other make tringng tnem
lin making any style OF .iage that is in use tor
experimenting all parts, being familiar wit
both the iron and wood work of wagon.
endoavor to keep good workHaen as can be touno
ia the country.
few vers ine Patent Thimbe-skein Wagons for sale
on at the Premium Wagon Shop IN Lancaster
Having permanently established myself and bushes
10 Lancaster depend on my reputation for substaulia
support in time tn cone
/ Cash PaiS for gooe seasoned Spokes.
Lancastes, Wis. % ID. II. BUDD.
Wagon Painting at Lancaster.
Painting done in good style at Budd's Shop In Ian
caster. EaNE y
Paints kept constantly hand, y prepared for
painting wagons, and other work.
ike-paning of wagons re-pays treble outlay.
lancaster. Feb 20, 1859. 81 d. II BUDD.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-08-11
TO OWNERS or =
rrhre=hine Machines.

5IhreShInG Machines.
Having purchased the Patent Right for the county Of
Grant to Manufacture aud sell - ierya Jones Equal
zers OF Horse Powers, would say TO each and every
owner of threshng machine, that will be prepared 70
furnish him with sett the present season. They are
made entirely of ron simple IL nleir construction md
very durable The draft BY their use is so equazed
round the power be impossible to break the
break sweep is often the without them
Having purchased the Right late in the Antuxn OF 3d.
h did not manufacture but few tslast season. 81
The following statement, nadesby those WHO USED
them last season. speaks for itself
We hereby certify that we used in the Autumn q loas,
r. Herva ZONES Equazers for Horse Powers, manuiac.
tnred and sold by VIM. w. Field, Of Fenninore, and
that we believe them to be of great benefit to every
rhreshing Machine. The danger OF bursting Powers and
breaking sweeps. by their is wholly avoided No
powe IS lost by the decreased speed Of team IN Cross
ing the trundng rod, from any other cause, and
consequently the cylinder with much steadyer mo
Them Exery Horse Power TO be perfect should have
machine without Ia q word We would not run gooa
Isaac w@s5zaEoN FennimOre
IeRnMe EyEHETT, Maff5rns'
All orders addrt ssed TO m at Fannimore, viii
prompt attention. WILLIAM W. FIELD
Fennimore, Grant CO., Wis. june IL, 1860. 52ms