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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-06
IN PROBATE-NANGLE.

County Court. Grant County, Wisconsin. In Probate
September iern. 1860. In the matter OF The estate
OF james Nangle deceased. Present VIM. McGoni-
gal Judge
On reading and Cling the petition Of Preserved Albee
ana II omas Nagle administrators Of the estate of said
deceased, representing said Court that he personal
estate Of said deceased wholly insufficient to pay the
debts due against said deceased and praying that liz
cense be granted them to sell much OF the real estate
81 said deceased may be necessary 10 pay said indebt
edness and expences Of administrations TheTeupon IL is
ordered that all persons interested in the estate Of said
deceased appear before the Judge Of this court at the
court house IN Lancaster ia said Grant County, the
18th day OF October, AID. 1860, at O'Clock in the
nternc on Of sad day. 10 show cause If any there shall
be- wn, license should not be granted said adninista
tors according TO tile -rayer said petition. Ordered
further that wm f. Carter "a appointed special guar
ian of the minor heirs at law OF SAL deceased ior the
purpose of aking care Of their interest in SAID matter
Ordered further, that notice thereof be ven n al
persons interested by publishing copy of this order for
four % successive weeks previous said day OF hear
ing, in the Grant County Herald. weekly newspaper
published at Lancaster in said Grant cornty and also
by STRIVING copy Of this order said pecal guardian
for at least fourteen days before said day Of hearing
Dated Sep TENDER 10th, 1850.
5i-w4 VIM. hoG0NIGAI., County Judge.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-06
GENERAL ELECTION NOTICE!
sHERIFF's OFFICE, GRANT co

August 18TH 1860.
In pursuance Of notice rcm under the hand and seal
OF tie Secretary State, datei Madison August 18th,
A. ID. 1860 ordering that general election be held in
the several towns, wards and election precincts tile
State Of Wisconsin, the Tuesday succeeding the first
Monday ben the sixth day of November next ut which
election the following oFccrs are to be elected, 70 wits
Electors of President and Vice PRESIDENT, one
Representative in Congress from the second Congress
iona District comprising the Counties Of Grant, Iowa.
Lafayette, Richand, Crawford de-, ia the place OF q
~. Washbn whose term of Office expires ON The fourth
day of March next.
One member Of Assembly for the district composed
of the Towns of Hazel Green Snelser and jamestown
to take thu place of James X. Spotswood.
One Member Assembly i0r the district composed O
the Towns OF .iatteye, lima, Clifton, Winsgiie Blue
River. Musco9a ana WatefstUwn 10 take Tue pldcc q
tJonathan b. s'oore.
One MeInb Of Assembly FOR the dstficl composed 81
the Towns Of POtosi, Paris and Harrison 10 take III
place Of james W.seaton.
One Member OF Assembly io the district composed oi
the Towns lancaster, Ellen0oro liberty, Fenim0fe
Hickory Grove Marion and Dosccbei take the place
oi :. r. elise.
Que Member Of Assembly for the district composcq
OF the Towns Of Waterloo, Bee0wn Lassyilie, lItis
Grant, Iafton, Glen Hayeu, Myausng, Patch troy
and Asille to take The pac o. George Balaptine r
each OF whore term OF service rs AssemDyluAn expire
or the hrst day Of January, 1861.
Also, one Sheriff IN the place OF VIM. II. Foster.
one Clerk Of tae Circuit Court in the place OF John
G. Clark,
Or District Attorney In the place of j. r. Mills
One County Treasurer in the pace OF James a.. Jones
0he Clerk Of the Board Of Supervisors ia the place
Wood T. Beach,
One Register Of Deeds in the place Of J. II. Evans
Cue Go uty Surveyor in the place Of j. w. Handing
One Coroner in the place Of stephen NahooG,- each
Of whose term Of Office expires on tue arst day OF Jann
Given under my hand this 18th day Of August, a. D.
1860. WM. II. FOSTER,
l0w6 Sheriff Of Grant CO., Wisccndn
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-06

AERONAUTEC ACCIDENT.

ALBANY, Sept 2s.-La Mountain. the
aeronaut, met with serious accident on dis
recent voyage from this city. He travelled
thirty miles in twenty-nine minutes, and in
attemptin- to land at East Lanesboro, Mas.
was caught in atornado, and dashed against
a stone wall, knocking him scnseless, but
braking no bones.
The basket rebounded, and was elevated
TO an altitude wiki The balloon, thus clear
mo the wall. 1t WIS dragged along at a
fearful speed, and coming in contact with a
tree, stripped it of its branches, and tore
the network Of the balloon into atoms.
1t continued its course some distance,
when il came IN contact with another tree,
throwing Mr.. La Mountain ont, causing the
balloon 10 collapse and tearing it to tatte.s.
La Mountain was not conscious co. mar
" haitian hour. when he was found on the
top Of mountain BY some men who wit
messed his perilous descent. He WAS very
badly bruised and cut, but not SO seriously
injured as to preyent his riding toa farmers
house where he remained % hours, when
he returned to Lansingburg, reaching home
last night lie says il was more fearful
and perilous descent than was made when
ne landed in Jefferson County, on his trip
from st. Louis.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-06
gUMMoNS-WIsE.

James Vance. Plaintiff John Wise, Defendant.
ifeuit Court in and for the County Of Grant Wis.,
10 Vacation, June l5. The State OF WIS., the Def
nore named: You are hereby summoned and req aircd
- the complaint 81 the plaintiff in this action
COPY at which Is hie in the Office OF the Clerk Of the
Circuit Court OF said Grant County and TO copy
Of your to said complaint the subscribers IL
their Office in the yie Of Lancaster, WIS within twenty
DAYS the service 81 YOU exclusive
day OF such srvice, AID you fail answer the
said aint within he tune specified, the plaintiff
in this action viii take Judgment against you for the
sum six huEdfeG aud seventy 7iO0ths collars
besides eosts.--nated Lancaster, June H. 1850.
MILLS 4 MCKEE, PIin's Attys, Lancaster, Wis.
a-xf-cl, M. NJ
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-06
TIMBER AND PRAIRIE
Land for Sale.

The subscriber offers for sale in lots to suit purchasers
and the most ibe terms to payments and Time the
following lands, Al lying and either side of the
Military road 4. the Town of Wingye, Grant County
Wisconsin:
Sec. o. Town @, n. Range ! West--C40 acres.
M OF Sec. ~, Town 8, n. Range West--32o acres
VIZ OF Sec. is, Town 6, n. Range West $40 acres.
Swi4 of Sec. u, Town 8, n. Range Wet-l0O acres.
Eiz OF NV Z OF Sec. %, I. 8. N. X. W.-S0 acres
Fer particulars inquire of fhos J.. Green Co.. at
Wingyflie or A. d. Willis the premises agents for
Miles White Baltimore, Md
The property Is situated two miles west of Wingville
so fairly divided between prairie and timber and per-
fectly adopted for arn ing These lands located
the highest parts of the county, ba contain y-
ing springs and water may be had ywhere by digging
Wingviile, June lsth 1860. l-tG
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-06
SHERIFF'S SALE-FRY.

Slate Of Wiseonsin-Circuit Court Of Grant County
Aug. Term, ls60: Judgment OF Foreclosure aud Sale
John kemler, Prf. rs. Isaiah Fry, Dci't.
Bg virtue of decree of foreclosure and sale issued
from the aboyenaned court in the above-enttled cause
bearing date August T4f. ls Q, hall the 24tn day
of November AID 1860, at the front door Of the Cour
House In the village of Lancaster, Grant county, Wis
ut the hour of Il M OF said day offer for at pub
lie auction ami will sell % the highest and best bidder
for cash ia hand, The following real estate
viz: he half Of the north quarter OF Section
No. eleven I'll in Town No fourC4l North Of Range
No two ~ West, containing so acres more less =
Said premises ordered sold in satisfaction of the
Jugenntin this amounting 10 the SUN OF 1920 sc
ether With cost, interest and accruing c0sts.Daied
Sheriifs Once Lancaster, Aug. 22d, 1860.
WA. Il. FOSTER, Sheriff.
MILLS & McKEE, PlI's. Att'ys. 10 ms
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-06
{ LID u YOUNG AFFIRM It's TRUTH
Viz: That Prot. Woods Hair Restoralim

win preserve infattt5ly the grouk and color fas
hair If used two three times week. TO any imagn
bic age Perfectly restore the gIav, the bald With
natures ornament, the hair; make il soft snl
all disease % the greatest age. Statesmen, Jadges
neys, Doctors, Clergy men, Professional men and 5eit
men and Ladies Of all classes all the world bea.
mony that do not say too much in its favor. Ra.
the following and judges
PROF. S. THALBERG, PIANIST,
says, on his arrival In the United states, be va
rapidly becoming gray, but on applying Woods
HairRestoratiye; his hair soon recoyeredit its orig.
inal hue.
GARDEN, Is NASSAU STREET, NY,
says the gray hairs in his wifes iacei were,after
a lew weeks trial turnedlnto a dark brown, atthe
same time Identifying and thckenng.
A. G. RAYMOND, BATH, name,
says he is now sixty years oldsand his hair an
whiskers wers wo-thir1s gray but by the use
two bottles of Restorative the gray hairs Java
disappeared, both IL his head and face and b
more soft and glossy than for twenty live yean
His wife, at the age OF fifty tive, has usei il With
the same effect.
FINLEY JOHNSON, ESQ, NEW ORLEANS,
SAYS that he lost his hair BY the Yellow Fever,
ia 1884 He used Woods Hair Restorative and
is now thick and glossy.
5. NJ. MIDDLETON, LIVINGSTON, ALABAMA
says the RestoIati e has doue mnch good NH
part Of the country. lie uesd it for blades
and now has tue head OF hair.
7. L. MORSE, LEBANON, KENTUCKY,
says he has SEN Woods Hair K storatiye used
in hundredso cases and never knew il to fail in
accomplishing all it processes to do.
A. j. ALDEN, MeLANESnOR0, ILL.,.
SAYS he bad the scstld head eight years, aud vas
bald, out y the LIBERAL use 81 Woods fS Re-
storatiys, he now has a rich glossy head q asl
Sold BY all Druggists, and BY . j. Wood Coz
3l2 Broadway, New York, and ia Market st.,
st, Louis, Mo
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-06
ABUrDANTLY wATERED.

Buildings are good and in good repair. Reader, do
you the best Farm in the best County in Wscon-
SIM Then examine this property at once-don't wait
and pay five or ten dollars more per next year.
This Farm contains the south half Of IL and the north
half OF 90 town A. range 4, and is offered at the
low price of 11enfy dollars per acre.
Neighbor do you wish to purchase Real Estate, pdg-
ing ten per cent noe, and to double in value in
short time? Embrace this opportunities small pay
mcnt required down and the balance be paid in ter
ears in instruments with interest at per cent For
further information inquire of VIM. Pitt Dewey Esq
cassyilie of the subscriber, agent for the
Hon. Charles Augustus Murray.
WM. NJ. BOND, Agent.
Geneseo, Livingston Co.., N. Y.
Cassville, July rs, 1860. om3
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-06
A MEXICAN CARMINATIVE
6tI)IsIpI.AT.,

For Bowel Complaints, D,eef,tery, Cholara Morbus
and kindred complaints
The G AFfINITIyE CSRnIAI is extc..s::ssiy used 10
tht East, where il r originated and for years
has been ia this vicinity b. those who acquainted
with it East and prescribed BY those who prescribed
East aud scores could be brought il necessary, to tcs.
s 60 its curative properties, while the beauty OF il Isl
any one children adults take il hout any re-
luctance Tbs Trade supplied from the Store Of the
Proprietors ia Prairie dn Chen.
n. A. & T.. WRIGHT.
AGENTS ~ GRANT Couxrv.--H. Baxter, and John b.
Cal,is, Lancaster; Osborn & Parsons Tafton Humph-
req Paul. Patch Grove, aud with Medicine dealers Mt
Plat,eyils, Potosis Bascobel and other places,
August IL, lSev. Owe
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-06
LEGAL.
J0TICE To ALL WHOM 1rMAY CoNoERN

NOTICE To ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
An persons indebted to either by mortgage, note
bonds land, Judgment or book account, will please
take notice. that in view Of the that indug
ed YOU through the CRISIS and now that the times
once more good the farmers having great abundance,
shalt expect my pay from one and ALL shall be sasis
fed with part where the whole cannot be paid will
take Wheat Pork, Beef and Cash Twill pay the best pri-
that be paid ia this market hope th is notice
vii is ss4cient CALL tat shall not have to resort
to other mtans to obtain cssins
49, fOIIN p. LEWIS.
wish TO buy 5000 pounds strictly prime butter in fir
kins for which liberal plfce will be paid.
1877 JOHN p. LEWIS.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-06
IMPROVED FARM
For Positive Sale.

will sell at the lowest price, 200 acres Of land, 90
thereof under cultivation aud fence; well timber
ed and watered; good dwellings, barn, various build
ings orchard, &c. The farm situated miles south
east of Boscobel aud the Railroad. Terms, part cash.
balance time.
Also several other tracts OF land about the same dis
lance from Boseobei will be sold lower than any land
in the county Also, improved farm IT half Sec
tion miles southwest of Boscobel. good dwelling,
small orchard 100 under fence rs pillow ed
well altered and nmbured am ID debt and determine
ed TO leave new country, Terms part cash. bal
time. Inquire OF the subsc ibcr NJ Boscobcl,
April, 2lth a. d. 1901. 45 III ). J. BUTTON.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-06

How 10 Gar Ii Our or THEM-The
police, ii is said, have 1t last found out how
"a bring villain to confession. The plan
Il to keep the victim III the station house all
dav and 1T night lock him in cell. The
cell is alive with bed bugs and vermin Of all
kinds. Just before the key is turned the
prisoner is asked il he has anything to tell.
This is done in low voice and aniable
manner Ii he SAYS nothing, hen the
door is locked, aud he IS left 70 his fate.
Ii he survives till morning he i enqulred
Sc kindly, how he has restel. to which he
deisns no answer but looks daggcls. Az
day he looks ike very much abused indi-
yidual. But is the shades Of evening APP
preach, lie il found to be getting iidgety
ana very COMMUNICATIVE. The culprit b.
Qias bv saying that be his something on
lis mind. He wonders. If he tells all he
knows. and some things he does not know,
whether tic shall have TO stay another
night ID that place Of torment. lIe Is ready
10 disgorge and tell The "whole story -
Ne often hear it said this is knowing age.
J But we think it remained faf oslf police 10
find out What bed bugs We're made for
az X. SaA.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-06
SHERlFF's sALE.-CAMrDEl1, e al

August Term, A. y. 1850.
William Fitch plaintiff, vs. Daniel Campbell and Sarah
Campbell his wife, aud ~ ". Z. Dunweil, defendants
Jul gment of lorx closure aud sale
BY virtue Of decIee Of foreclosure 4 sale, issued
from he Circuit gour Of Grant County, Wisconsin, ia
the above entitled cause, tearing date the day o
August A. d. 1850, aud BY direction Of plaintiffs All
torney, | shall. and will scIl the 18th day OF
NOV ernber A. p. lS60,at the hour OF two clock
r NJ Of said dav al the Front door OF the Court ouse
in the village of4sancaster, Grant Co., Wis., offer for
sale pubic auction TO the highest best bidder fof
cash in hand. the following described real estate:
The northeast quarter OF secti,n number twenty one
town six lU5 range I'VE, % and forty-two and one
ball oi tile north end Of the west half the north
qual section Number twenty-five (22) in tow
six 6) north OF range BYE OF the fourth principal
merdian said premises ordered sold in satisfaction
of the above mentioned Judgment, amounting 10 the
sum OF $3.50 o. bsidss interest and costaDated Sher
it's oilice, LANCASTER, Aug. 5 1900
VA. H. FOSTER, Sheriff.
MILLS & McKEE, rrirs Atty. 9w13
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-06

RET The Home League says that the
meeting Of the Grand State League is to be
held in Watertown on the 18th day Of Oc-
tober, when definite plan for concentrated
action throughout the State viii be adopt
ga. 1t hopes no League in the State viii
f.il 10 be represented on that occasion as
the most important business is 10 be tran
snct.l
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-06

Ry-The Cincinnati Gazette complains
because i visitor At the recent agricultural
fair made tbs following conumdruin; N why
il 4 Wide Awake's cape Ike the southern
extremity of Afr.aa Because il j. i Cape
81 Good Hope.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-06

RS a friend Of Mr.. Lincoln said to him
lately. Il fear you will be greatly troubled
with the South" "Yes,n replied Mr.. Lin
coin, II fear SHALL "Ofcourse," said his
friend, "cn account Of their opposition to
you." Why" replied Mr. Lincoln, "look
at this pile Of letters before me. ] shall
have trouble. They are all from the South
and are applications for office, in case
should be elected 7
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-06

EE- Hon. John 2. Hale recently made
a speech at Dover. n. H. III closing bis
remarks, speaking Of Mr.. Douglas, he said :
"There Is one thing N which Mr.. Douglas
and myself are or viii be alike: | was a
candidate for President and did not get a
single electoral VOTE
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-06

CARL ScHuRz.-A fine photograph Of
Carl Shurz has just been issued by Brill &
BaIlng, photographers, New York. it
represents Mr.. Schurz at nearly full length
and is both natural and lfe-like.
The New York Eueniaq Post says that
the matches speech delivered by Carl
5chum at the Cooper Institute was writ
ten III a Lake Erie steamboat, during n
days detention at Detroit, by storm.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-06

EE Those who will abandon friend
for one error, kaow bat little Of the human
character, and prove their hearts are rs
ceid is their judgments are week.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-06
CALVES FOR SALE.

Two hefer spring calves, of the best for milk
half Durham the ether half Desenshire, Of
tered for sale 10 some who wishes 10 raise them for
milk cows aud breeders. Inquire vt this Office,
Lancaster, August II, 1860, e-u
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-06

DECAY OF AMERICAN ORcHARDs.--Dr
John A. Warder, the eminent Ohio pomol
)gist, writing in a late number Of the Gin
,innatts, upon the decadence Of orchards il
this country, g.;ves the pfominentcause 6
failure in the following summary
'.In the essay have passed in raplo re
view with some occasional simplifications
the chief causes Of the premature decay o
the apple orchards, which may be attribu
ted to the want of selection and preparation
Of the soil; to want of manures judieiously
applied under guidance of analysis that in.
dlcate the special manure, or plant-food re-
quired; to excessive fruitage and early ma.
turity OF the trees; to old age; to the effect
of grating and use of bad stocks; to oul
breeding trees for fruit, rather than for har-
diness. vigor and wood growth; to sickly
sorts being propagatel; to cold and sudden
alterations; TO excessive humidity; to dis
eases in the trees and fruit; to the rayages
of insects of various kinds upon the trees
and fruit, and lastly. to bad and in1udicious
pruning"
With all these evils to which our orch
ards are so generally subjected. it is not SUR
prising that we should often find them in
a state Of premature decay, nor that we
should hear complaints Of their being no
longer profitable; but who would expect
a crop Of corn or wheat to be remunerative
under similarly unfayorable circumstances,
or when subjected to such bitter neglect p
No sensible farmer surely.
OF these thirteen cases of decay, nj least
nine are simply due to the eliftlese manage
ment Of orchardists.
SPoNGEs.-At the last sitting M. Lecoq
continued his remarks on sponges, conpar-
ing the opinions Of different naturalists re-
garding The animal or vegetable nature of
those productions. IL Lecoq himself sides
with those who consider them in tie light
Of animals, although he still entertains great
doubts as to the reality of the contractions
which he thinks he has observed in their
0scula Immediately after water has been
pressed out of them. AS to the spongilla,
ar fresh water sponge, it putrifies like am
nal substances when.taken ont of the water.
The sea sponge and spongilla he thinks
closely allied to alg9, and inclnes to the
opinion that while the sea sponge prefers
the warm waters Of tropical climate, the
fresh water sponges on the contrary, re-
quires the cold water Of lakes. and rivers in
and northern ATTITUDES. Gal
ignana Of Paris, July 10.
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MILLS 4 McKrr, Plrs. Atl'ys. 10 ms
: HERIFTss sALE-ANDERscv, ct. al

|GHERIFI'S SALE-AYDERsoE, ct. al.
sIate Of wseor SIM Circut Court Of Grant County,
Judgement OF Foreclosure and sale.
George ~. Thatcher PHI VS.. O. Lee Anderson aud
wife, Robert Hal and Eusrce Il. Smith, Defendants
By virtue ef saeree Of foreclosure anu sale issued
from the above-iaiped Court in the entitled cause,
bearing date aug -th 500, shat on the 24th day oi
November A. d 1860 at the front door OF the court
house tue village Of lancaster, Grant county, Wis.
the hour Ok ocock II. NJ OF sid day, offer for sale
bid for cash in hand the following real
nte, viz Tie south cart quarter OF northeast quarter
Of Section twenty Z3), the north half OF south
west quarter the south ha OF northeast quarter and
the beast quarter Of Section twenty -four (24, all
Of T0wn No seven (7) North Of Range No. three (3l
Wet OF the Fourth Principal Meridian, containing 500
acres more or less Said premises ordered sold in
Satisfaction OF the judgement in the above entitled
cause accounting 10 tue of S75565 together with
interest, costs aud &C ruing costs.
- Dated Sheriff. oihee Lancaster, Aug 22d, 1860.
WM H. FOSTER, Sheriff.
BY GKo b CARTKR, Under sheriff.
Mills & MCKEE, pas. Ati'ys- 10m3
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TERNs20 per cent of the purchase money in hand aud
the balance in i've equal annual nsalnlens Interest,"
at the rate of seven per cent-per annum.
Address, Wan. NJ EoDd, Geneseo, Livingston County,
State of New York. lilly
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-06
AND by

Agents. Dri ggists Patent Medicine dealers evevWAg,
Call on then for Amanacs aud Pamphlets gratis
I'LL lRBANKS, General Agent
March p, 1s60.--ly-4p Milwaukee Via
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-06
FOR SALE,
n
"a Valuable Prairie Farm,

"A YaIuabIe PraIrIe T'arTn,
Well known as the MUIR IS Fam Bakes Prairie -
DO you wish 10 purchase at Great bargain, one Of
the b ST Farms the best Prairie in Grant County!
The MURRAY Farm contains about $50 OF land OF
fertility, substantially fenced with pine
boards ind Red Cedar Posts This Farm Is beautifully
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-06
bikes PEAK.
Stevens Pass. California !!
To Mill or Meeting, or any other Place by Land
with your own Boat.

TAKE N0TICE,--That an easy running wagon is vers
fine thing; in this respect | offer the testimony d
those who are using my wagons that my four-wheeiee
power and friction than any other west OF Chicago
Persons having wagons of other make bringing them
10 me for re-madelng.
am making any style of cal rage that is in fol
all parts, being familiar wit
both the iron and wood work of wagon.
endeayor to keep as good workmen be founc
in the country.
few very fine Patent Thimble-sken Wagons for sals
on fair terms ut the Premium Wagon Shop In Lancaster
in Lancaster depend my reputaon for subslauia
support in time to come.
Cash Paid for good seasoned Spokes.
Lancaster, Wis. 81 D. II. BUDD.