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MARYLAND Observation-Disclosures success of

MARYLAND INSTITUTE. Triumphant success OF
THIoDON's MUSEUM OF MECHANICAL ARTs.-THIs EVENING
the following will be presented View of the Town
and Rock of Gibraltar real animals and real people, Anne
rcan war steamers Washington Valley Forge Sazburg
by rise Hunsmen, Dogs and Rabbits Automaon Rope
Naulters Napoleon crossing the Alps with thirty thousand
men. To close with the terrific of the pers at Sea
showing the II onster steamer Great Eastern
Day Exhibition on Saturday Afternoon at O'clock on
which occasion children 10 cts
Admission % cts. Doors open at III; Commencing at
o'clock an,o q
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LONDON AND PARIS STYLES OF CoLLARs-Just
received.
CONSTABLE, WALKER & c.
apis tC 1855 Baltimore street
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DEATH OF COLONEL WILLIAM MURE, THE AUTHOR
The Arogo brings us the intelligence of the death
of Colonel William Mure, one of the most accom-
pshed English writers on the Literature and Lam
guage ofAncient Greece. Hisprincipal works were
a Tour an Greece and Critical History Of the Ian
guage and Literature Of Ancient Greece 1t is said
that he never hesitated to undertake voyage to
Greece, when it was desirable to settle by ocular
inspection some long dsputed question of Homeric
topography; and the tone of reality and freshness
which he thus impaired to his Investigations
clothes his most learned and elaborate treatises
with vvacity, force and interest. Five volumes of
his History have been issued, bringing the work
down to the Attic age.
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WE WISH TO CALL THE ATTENTION OF GENTLEMEN
to superior SHIRT which are now making largely
to order, of all qualities
Warranted in every respect
CONSTABLE, WALKER Il co,
apis q l55 Baltimore street.
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To The PUBMc-After eight years of indus
trOus labor ! have determined to decline sorekeepng
My preparations hereafter for sale on retail at
the following places Israel Grihames corner of Euaw
and Baltimore streets; Deviic Bourgucts III Baltimore
street, Seth S ances, los Baltimore street and on whole
sale of Fred Fckey Sons and also en- retail at INV for
mer place Of ,inesS, Is Baltimore street.
apI9-tf u G. DPTScDIl
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73 and as SECOND STREET,
BALTIMORE.
d IRECT TORS:
VIM H. MCFARLAND President Farmers Bank
A. WARWICK, firm of Warwick & Barksdale.
VIM. G. CRENsHAw, firm of Crenshaw & Co.
WELLINGTON GODDIN firm of Goddin Apperson.
T. ". McCANCE, firm of Dunlop Moncure & Co.
G. A. BARKsDALE, firm of Warwick & Barksdale.
JAMES II. GRANT, Tobacco Manufacturer.
L. D. CRENSHAw, firm of Haxell, Crenshaw & Co
JOHN l.. BACON, firm of Bacon Baskerville
R. B. HAXALL4, firm of Haxall. Crenshaw & Co.
JOHN CURRIE, Jr., Ship Owner
VIM. B. WARWICK, firm ofwarwick & Barksdale.
JAS. ALFRED JONES, Attorney atLaw.
c. C. ELLETT, Builder
F. G. RUFFIN, Agriculturist and Manufacturer,
" v '' MIN Vi D. 'io"'u"el ) oonS
W W CRTTMP Attor,oro+ro
JAS. DUNLOP, firm of DunIop. Moncure & Co
~
"
n q ppEcFF c,
~ - Dl'A1Ol1H oecFe"J-
"ANiNh AND FIRE foLlClhs
on rur
sPOvF ro,,p,Nv
WITHOUT THE DELAY OF CONSULTING THE
HOME OFFICE.
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Ew. ROBINSON,
JESSE MARDEN,
L WHITMAN
JACOB GRAPE,
l.. BURGESS,
See adve' tGcment under auction head Trustees
ap20m&tu
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THIoDON's MUSEUM OF ARTS, at the Maryland In
stitute, gives one of the best representations of
storm at sea that we have ever seen. Not only
does the beholder see the lightning and hear the
thunder and the lashing of the waves, but the
miniature pillows roll and break before .him-a
truly great triumph of ingenious mechanism.
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DAN RIcE's GREAT SHow.-This is the last night
but one Of Dan Rice's Great Show at Front Street
Theatre. All that have not yet seen the English
&eep'e Chase and Minister Wards Mission to China,
as represented by Mr.. Rice's company, should i'm
prove the oppo rtunities yet offered them
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COMPOUND WILD CHERRY TRoCHEs
These rOces will be found eicacious as well as agreeable
ana convenient in alleviatnS curing Colds ~
Prepared only by
N. HYNSON JENNINGS h Co
apl9t 81 North Charles street
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The CONGRESSIONAL CONVERSATION LAw.-Under
the members compensation bill, every member of
Congress absenting himself, except in case of his
own sickness or sickness in his family, subjects
himself to loss Of his per diem of S. 30 per day
during the time of his absence. The effect there
FORE of the refusal of the House to adjourn is to tax
those who go to the Charleston or Chicago Con-
ventions. The Senate has determined to adjourn
over every three days during the sessions of the
Conventions so there will be no deductions from
the pay of its members remaining in Washington.
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so dozen pGts and quarts, in boxes of dozen
For sale by WIN II. MCLEAN
apl9-u So n. Charles street.
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The DOUGLAS PROsPECT.-The Washington Eren-
ing Star will not admit the correctness of the New
York TrtJme's calculations of the probable vote
of the Charleston Convention, which we published
a few days ago. The Star says.
of the 10 votes claimed for Douglas on the first
ballot, he will surely fail to receive-from Maine
8; Massachusetts, 5; Rhode Island, 4; Connecticut,
3; New York, So; New Jersey, Z; PENNSYLVANIA,
10; Maryland, a; Indiana, 2; Minnesota, 2; Mis-
souri,, 6; Arkansas, 2; and North Carolina, A. Or,
total of 81; leaving him but So votes on the first
ballot. This is vast falling off truly and illus
trates the barefaced impudence of the system of
wholesale Dragging which makes up the whole cur
rent game of the Douglastes. 1t is, however, pos
sible that Mr.. Douglas may get on the first ballot
from two to seven votes more than we here allow
him; but impossible that he can receive any more
We have space in which to analize the Tri-
6unes claim of additional votes for its candidate
for the Charleston nomination on subsequent bal
lots, which is baseless as that we have just ex-
ploded. All the States it names as ready to come
to his support in the end, throw unit votes-for
whom, the majority of each delegation dictate; and
the majority of each of their several delegations is
well known to be against Douglas, first, last and
all the time. He must therefore look for the in
creased vote he may possibly receive after the first
ballot-amounting possibly to somewhere between
ten and twenty votes-ere he be dropped as wholly
unavailable-from other States than those above
named. At no period in the contest will he come
within thirty votes ola majority; to say nothing
OF the two-thirds vote he must receive ere he can
he nominated -
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: HOLIDAY STREET Notwithstanding
the unfavorable weather of last evening, Holiday
Street Theatre was again crowded to witness
the spectacle of the Noiad Queen. The one scene
of the Grand Hall of the Maids must be seen to
be appreciated.
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DIR. CAHlLL.-Dr. Cahill, the popular lecturer,
now on a visit TO this country from Ireland, will
deliver the first of course of four lectures at the
Universalist church on next Monday evening.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-07-14

Jury this remarkable and most interesting re,aear
IL I'll composed Of tbs concentrated iuiens ~ IN,
most powerful and the most soothing plants and roots
n nature, chemically combined aud Insulated III we
sealed glass Bottles and charged hy powerful Bafterv
Thus possessing in addition 10 its superior medical yi
tues, strong Magnetic and Electric properties profound
y penetrating. and elnnently quieting and s6ofhnr
lfreeyes pain and Inflammation Mt once. when freel,
apped relaxing the strained musei ana nerves 4,
ing new life and vitality By It's life-gving quaifie i.
paraigzed parts and chronic long standing comma
and weaknesses aliaxing nerveus PAIN (Neuraleia, ;.
ritation, and removing distractions ike 4 charm III
deed all who have used 4, speak of it as truly won
deru medicine. and esteem il by far superior ia any
and all other external remedies IN use II snpliad -
season u i an Unfaing remedy for tho Croap Sore
Throat, Inflammation Of the Lamps. Bowels Liver Kid.
neys and other organs Rheumatism SPINAL Irritation
Ague IN the Breast and at All times cures nervous
Headache, Neuralgia. Sore Eyes, Ear AeE 6 Tooth Ache
Ague n the Face, Pimples and Eruptinasof ali kinds
Piles Bruised and Sprained Limbs Burns Fro7cn Parts
Chilbains. INDECENT and long standing Sores Wounds
Nc &c. twill also restore the Has TO the Bald Heal
and prevent the Hair from falling
The Magnetic 0inimeIt has heen extensively used up.
on Canal and Dfaugh Horses for Calls Mounds Srran
and Lameness. and IS cure. when apFiei hof "a
the Scratches on horses. and the Faot Ali on Sbeea
All the Proprctors ask tor the Magnetic Uintpent 81
fair trial, confident that all they claim for III Mil i.
found true e the letter. In tie ueghharlood Nharo
i manufa cfured. many people bug il BIZ the otnti4
and Il is Kept and used by almost every IL aasaas
aEaeea Tor the numerous pains and aches ercrv a,i
" is more or less afflicted with. We sax auaiu
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-07-14
cHERIFFS SALE-STUNTZ.

lSarrit ". Den:seston and samuel Drum, plaintiffs
George r. Sfunlz Defendant. Judgment OF 10 &c
closure and Sale
By virtue Of decree Of foreclosure and sale obtained
from tile circuit court Of Grant County Wisconsin, III
the above entitled action, directed and delivered
bearing date the Sth day Of March, ID. le60 and by
direction Of plaintiffs attorney will sell at Pnblic
Auction to the highest and best bidder, for cash in
hand the outer door OF The Court House, in the Wiz
age Of Lancaster, Grant County, Wis, the second
day of September A. $780, at the hour 81 one o'clock
M OF SAID day, all Of the following described mortgaged
premises much thereof, may be necessary %
raise the said Judgment hich il three hum
dred aud ninety and eigutY-eyen hundredths
dollars, (S396 S7100 t0wt: The halt Of thenorth-
least quarter. and the northwest quarter offh south
east quarter Of section nu.aber tweny-seyen GU o
township number one, ) north 81 range number two
(2 west in the county Of Grant and State Of Wisconsin
Dated, Sheriif's once, May 25th 1860
". II. FOSTER, Sheriff OF Grant CO., Wis
WM. P. DEWEY, PiIs Atty, Cassvfe, Wis. 50wl3
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-07-14
SHERIFFs sALE-Hutcbcroft, Ct al,

John Barr Plaintiff. VS.. Jabcz Wiisey and Edwarf
Hutcbcrnft Defendant. Grant Circuit Court. Sale
on Execution.
By virtue of an execution issued from the Circuit
Court of Grant county, Wisconsin, ia favor 81 the above
named plain and against the ab0ve named defendants
to me directed and delivered (also for Ii isfaeton
other execntan ard for want goods and chatte
have levied the following described real estate, viz
mo foul ~ Range No five 20 west; the being
tie property of Edward Hutchcroft OF the defen
dans said operty shall expose io IAN viii sci
the same the highest aud best bidder for in hane
at the front door OF the court house in the village
Lancaster Grant county Wis., the 18th day 81 July
A. d. 1860 at the hour Of o'clock r. NJ. of said day.
Said sale will be nade satisfy said executions interest
costs and accruing Dated Sheriii's 0fee Ian
caster, May 31st 1860.
WA. IT. FOSTER, Sheriff Of O. o.,
By GEo. y. CARTER Under sheriff,
BARBER LowRy, Pltn's Attys.
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a fec doses uM also at once chscE and
cure he most serere Dsarrhcea proceeding
from CoID ~ THE BowEls
These medicines are prepared ~ DR.. c NJ
JACKSON & Co., No. 4ls arch Stree. PSEG-
delphia, Pa, and are sold by druggists AID
dealers IN medicines epery'oheye, ct IS -sats
per bottle. The Signature Of G. N. Jackson
seiH b on ne outside scrapper Of each 6ot,ls.
IN Ike Almanae published annually d tie
propyietors, called EvERYBoDY's ALMANAC,
you aciH find testimony and commeadatory
notices from az parts Of tie country. These
Almanacs are gi0en array By az or ogenss
Agents for sale OF Hoonands German Bitters sn5 y
Lanes Kermifnge md Pills
John Calls Lancaster; Osborn 4 Parsons. Tafsnr
lsatanf 4 Geiger, Cassve: Mrs Harris MuscoSa;
Paul, Patch Grove; T. $. Stanley and Alfred Palmer
Boscobel; Chandler York. Hazel Green: Chss Knight
otosi; T. l. Goodell, Patteville; David Stewart. Gle
Haven: A. Wood. Fairplai handler 4 Green, Wins
Vile; G. e. Skinner, Jamestown John BaIne4t, EilST
ho4os q. H. BIe'rn Sco.. BretoWn- IL
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PcrfectReaper eYer0iiered to tiePubIis
xxr4. f1ln,1llr.rn-rrea fhn I2..rn.lrI xx-a,r.l


We Challenge the Broad World
to present any Machine ever made that VIII work A.
perfectly both fl eapng and Moving. in III kinds ana
conditions 81 Grass aud Grain. we also csaim that
Machine has Square and Light Draft, Equal. il HVf
Superior il these points, 70 any other That Il Is yer
Portable and can he worked any ground that ono
horse wagon can bp drisen oyer.-u here rocks ard
stones feen inches ia height have been previous
y removed. We most confidently believe that we ca
suit all wishing to purchase PERFECT MAGIilNks
and respectfully invite all % examine our Machine be
fore purchasing elsewhere.
We are making three Sizes e.. It., and f. cut
Our five and six feet Beapers can he worked with
ease with span 81 horses, and cut from Il 10 IS A.
ores per day We have spared neither time expense
getting up Machine in the very best manner being
made superior materia BY experienced Machnisis-
we Warrant our Machines in every respect.
Call who can. and examine, or send in your orders
sa-ly as selling very FAST
TIE RMS
No. l. feet Cut, Cash on Sale $I25 or $50 down
SF45 balancein years at seven per cent interest
No. ,, feet Cut, Cash sale, Sl27: or $50 down.
sI47 balance. same as aheve.
No. 8, Zee Cut promptly to order, IL sent 10
early.
SPECIAT-W viii give the following terms 10 those
who wish Rapers the Cash Price: Fifty Dollars IL
he paid down sale. the balance TIE first Of N0ven
Der following, with interest the fafe If per cent
added unpaid balance. This viii enable Farmers to
secure, Fesh and sell their croi 10 pay for their
chine.
fTY-a COMMUNICATIONS addressed to us at Dun
iEiTHs ILLINOIS. will meet with prompt attention
Duneith, Feb 9th, 1900 CHAS. 5. & 5. BURT.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-07-14
ROOT AND SHOE SHOP
TO OWNERS OF
.Threshirag Machines.

Having purchased The Patent Right for the county o
Grant, to manufacture and sell 3. erva Jones Eaual
zers Horse Powers, would say to each and ever,
owner Of threshing machine, that will be prepared X
furnish him with sett the present They are
made entirely Tron simple in their construction am
very durable. The draft by their Is so eqnaizes
round the to DC impossible 10 break the power
break out sweep as is often the without them
Having purchased the Right late in the Autumn ol So
did not manufacture bal few setts last season.
The following statement, made by these who uses
Them last season, speaks for itself:
We hereby certify that used in the Autumn of 1883
J. Herva Jones Equalizer for Horse Powers manuac
tRted and sold by Vim. w. Field, Of Fepnimofe an,
that believe them to be of great benefit to ever,
rhreshing Machine Tile danger Of bursting Powers an
breaking sweeps, bv their is wholly avoided NJ
power lost by the decreased speed Of
ing the trnndng rod, from any other cause al,
consequently the cylinder it'll much steadser ma,
tan Every Horse Power to be perfect should nav.
them attached In a wora we would not run a goo,
machine without them.
l'HfL1P TENPLEToN Fennimore,
ISAAC WALKkR, Patch Grove.
JERoaE ErERETT Marion.
All orders addressed 10 ms at Eenninore. will receiv
prompt attention. WILLIAM w FIELD.
Fennmore, Grant Co., Wis, Junr IL 1860. aam3
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-07-14
NOTICE.

The Plattcve District Ministerial Association Of the
West Wisconsin Conference, will meet at TafUn. on
Tuesday, July 17ih AZ Z O'Clock P. N.-preae hg rs
Rev. E. Taskrr. Preaching wednesday even ag b.
Rev J. l.. William.
Essags--Property Consecratea to Christ w Simmer
sides; Infant Baptism, W. Wilcox Agreement 81 our
Church PoIitY with that Of the Apostolic ChuISs.J H.
Williams; j. tie duty ofitnerant preachers ID devote
Their Whole time 70 the work Of the ministry: r.
jones': Whessas favor Of Experimental RELIGION, j.
to Aspinwaii, Deity and operations of The Holy Ghost
r. r. Wood: Home Mission, f. S. Rurce The Pleas
ure derived from Thorough knowledge 81 the Science
r. Tasker; Moral and Ciyii Rights, Mayne: Priest
hood d Christ. Buck; Hope OF the Christian. q r
ackney: best uoae cf organizing and conducting Sun
iGay SCHOOLS, w Mullen; Oar Duty TO the Heather. r.
Burge Biblical In titates II tile ~ T. Church, 81 Dns
dale: he General judgment, G. Cook; Family Prayer
/ r. Taytr; Justification b Filth, G. Brown; BeneF
Of Pastoral Visiting K. Hedson. W. WILCOX,
j. .ASPINWALL,
Committee Of Arrangements.
Platteyille, April 25th, 1860. 50w7
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I3URTs
Farm AND LANDS FOR SALE.

Ore hundred and sixty farm, situated az miles
north from cassviie, 70 under cultivation the
hel, ont buildings, good peii 1t water 1t the door
and rnr ming water, besides. young orchard Said far
Also, Ito acres good prairie timber and wafer cnn-
hned situated 52 miles north from Casspiile near h
State road ehosce lot Also tila'~rto ri With each
q SAID lois Il required 70 BE- - cheap for For
N@geh 80, ls6u.-4sgn6s SAML HIGGINS.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-07-14
GHERIFFS SALE.-BLAKE.

Preserved Albee and Tos Maggie, Administrators Of the
estate Of james Nange, deceased, Plaintiff against
Page Blake ana sally Blake his wife, and James II
Blake. Grant Circuit Court, March Term 1900 Fore
closure OF Mortgage = sale
BY virtue Of decree of foreclosure 4 sale, obtained
from the Circuit Court Of Grant County. Wisconsin, ia
the above entitled to directed and delivered
bearing date the 18th day Of March A. D. 1850 ana b
direction of Plaintiffs Attorney, shall expose for safe
at the Front door of the Courthouse in the village Of
Lancaster Grant Co, Wis, the 30th day of July al
the hour OF one o'clock p II of said dav, and shall
sell 10 the highest and best bidder cash ia hand the
following described real estate, much thereof as
may be necessary satisfy the Judgment in this action
being tie Of $oSe 90 together with interest. costs
and accrung costs, sz The wa Of sw14 of Sec. No.
sixteen 10 Township No five 81 North Of Range No
ave West Of the fourth principal Meridian being IL
Grant County, Wisconsin. Dated Sheriff-s OiRce Far
castro Apr.listh 1860. WAf. H. FOSTER, sheriff.
45-w13-eow BY GEO. b. CARTER,
WM e. CARTER Prtgs Atty. Under sheriff
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.sHERIFF,s sALE-sTOWE, et q.
William Horner, II u
VS..
Grant circnit Court. Fore.
closure.

William Horner Plh
ys. Grant circuit Court. Fore
fIemuel Stowe, Deios closure.
/ III Taft, James Lahiil
/ 4 MatthewLewis,d ei'ts
re- virtue Of judgment Of foreclosure and sale, In
Ala above entitled action; and authority and ~
direction of Plaintiffs attorney, will sell at Public
Auction tho highest and best bidder for cash in hand
al the outside door OF the court bouse in Lancaster
Grant County State Of Wisconsin, on the 9Th day Of
February 1860, the hour one O'clock r. ~ oil said
day. and shall sell ali the right, title and interest
which they either of said defendants had ID and "a
the following described norigaged premises, -
The northeast quarter Of section twelve II in town
four ii north Of range four west, in Grant County,
State Of Wisconsin, The above sale viii be made 10
satisfy the oftwo hundred and nineteen dollars ana
twenty-ur cents s2l92f the being the amount
adiudged to said Plaintiff from said defendants
Dated Sheria's Office, Nov. I'd, 1859.
BARBER Il LOWRY, WM, III FOSTER, Sheriff
Plaintiffs Attorneys. OF Grant County.
20-3m-eow Wis
Til, tb0ve sale Is hereby adjourned until the 2nd day
OF june A. p 1860 at the same place and time Of day.
by order OF Plaintiff Attofneys-FebruaFy 4th 1860
WA H. FOSTER. Sherif,
BY GEoRGE b CARTER, Under sheriff.
The above sale IS hereby further adjourned by order
of Plaintiffs Attorney until the 30lh Gay of July, 1860,
at The place and time of day, same above.
WA. II. FOSTER Sheriff,
Std hy Gro. II CARTRR, Under Sheriff.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-07-14
IMPROVED FARM
For Positive Sale.

f sell at the lowest price, 200 acres Of land %
acre. hereof under cultivation and isnce; we'll timber
"a ane watered good dwellings, barn, build
ugs orchard xc. The farm Is situated miles south
east Of Boscobel and the Raliroad. TERMS part cash
balance iime
Also several other tracts 81 land about the dis
in the county. Also, improved farm II half Sec
tion miles Southwest Of B0seabei, good dwelling.
small orchard, 100 acres under fence, rs poNea
we'll vatered and tubered am III debt aud IeieTnii-
cd to leave country Terms part cash, bai-
ance time. Inquire Of the subscriber Boscobel
April, 9th, A. D., 1862 s5-tf 5. }. BUTTON
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-07-14
NEW STOREi NEW GOODSt
AT GLEN HAVEN.
Spring stock arrived Tremendous Excitement AZ
count Of
Extraordinary Low Prioesl

Goods must be sold before the rst Of August. Ny stock
consists of Dry Goods Groceries, Boots and Shoes in
numberiess varieties. Parasos, Hats and Caps, Ready
Made Clothing, Yankee Notions, Crockery, Glassware
and Cutlery Tin and Sheet Iron, Nails BY the keg al
IS % Wooden Ware, cordage, etc. etc.
Very thankful to ny numerous friends and patrons
for the liberal in which they have sustained
in nv Efforts to do largely increased business, hope
be able to recprocate that kindness by sparing
pains to do them justice for their iberaiity. ready
nc W with one of the finest and best selected stocks
goods that has been exhibited in Glen Haven.
would respectfully invite examination of the
In addition, it is well known that the market, being
in condition of stagnaton, prices bave reached lowe
point fnr many STYLES of goods than before in
years Feeling confident that my stock Of goods vii
sasp both old aud young. solicit early call, az
M efermned to close out BY before the lst of Aug
Beef Hides and Cotton Rags Wanted
May ~, 1S60s-4Stf T. BOILAN.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-07-14
TRY Or. TRaSgS MAGNETIC OIN1MENr.

None genuine unless signed s. BneQ. with PEN
see assphless consaining full directions aronua IA
Hottie and circulars loft with agents Price >
Tor small, and shiliings cor large Bottles
For sale BY John d. Cals ana all Dr,lrests i, az
country. ~73sAs - tAe
All orders should be addressed Is w. Mr5ncr
co, EaTisiile, Madison Co.. n. y : - =
Sola e Lancaster, by Geo. II. Cox and j. n Cans
aaason Osoorn : farsons Patch Grove Alex rs,i !
No. No. Fennimors, Mark Finncum; Boscohe Gen,r :
s Law &C., and Alfred Palmer Muscoda Elizabeth
Goodel and Mrs. Ann Williams: gnags.ss, no n
ash Burgess Jamestown c. g. skinner s Rsa
ralrpay, Alex Woods and BY medicine dealers van