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Iished at this holiday season"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-11-03
TUE IRISH yorE FoR LINCOLN.

Two hundred and six Irish voters il
Syracuse, n. Y. have formed Republican
clni, and announce their intention Of labor
ing for Lincoln.
The Irish Union Wide Awakes Of AT
bany county, n. u, publish manifesto,
giving their reasons for leaving tho De-
mocracy, and heartily endorsing Kepnoi-
can principles. They say:
Eve have nc doubt that instead Of per-
scouting your brethren, when you are sufii
GENTLY informed as to understand the posi-
ton of the several parties correctly, YOU viii
support Honest Abe Of the Westas sincere
" and zealousIy As We do. Know, then,
the principles Of the Republican party: -
Equal rights to Ill citizens, whether native
or foreign born; economy in the admins
tration of the government an Immediate
total aud eternal exclusion of tie barbarous
system Of slavery from I'LL the Territories
of the United STATS
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-11-03
FENNIMORE FARM FOR SALE!

4 The property known the Old Fennimore Farm
situated eight miles west of Wingville in Grant Coun
w and owned by me- is offered for sale, as reside at
distance therefrom too great to give it proper atIen
ton. ~, a..
In the tract $50 acres l2i acres under
400 acres Of the timber in this county, balanet
hrsh or oak openings The improved part is situated
On both sides Of the old military road which road ek-
fends from Madison west to the Mississippi Distance
- The NJ 4 M Railroad at Boscobel, Is miles.
Near the house is fine spring and there are some =
the snrins on the land 1t is therefore well watefed
and timbered. On the premises is good orchard O
200 bearing trees. The farm Is IN toeTable repair ana
tbe buildingsa are good enough the dwelling being new
As Nv al story and half On the east aud west are
he Bronson and Stewart prairie lands-for sale very
law being also among the handscmest on the military
road The lands all equal TO the best IN WISCONSIN,
RI cannot sell the half or all the property then
an se most OF the timber in TO TO 70 acre tracts
Twill sell the property 10 to 20 per cent cheaper
,unng improvements than specuators IN that yienl
CHEERING their lands quality and location
FERMs-Tilnber land cash. Hall the whole tract o.
II viii be sold for ha cash, residue IN three years at
er can't In erest b. yabe annually refer to H. a. "
Ttia nartect THOMAS FLEMING.
I,sans,nnre Auc 1 1860 gm3
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-11-03

So many lives are being lost from this "a
tai malady, that any hope o. chance VII b
gratefully received by those who are liable
to its attacks. The Cincinnati Press gives
the following which may be of service.
The diagnostic by which is known from
other complaints Of the throat is the fofTna-
zion Of membrane which grows gradually
until the patient is literally straneled to
death.--t is sometimes accompanied BY
liberation and extreme prostration OF the
entire system, and, at Others by neither Of
these symptoms, yet IN either case it is equal
ly fatal To arrest the formation of this
membrane would therefore seem equivalent
to curing this disease, and this in most in
stances may be done in the following man
ner:
In the early stages Of the complaint,
which is always accompanied BY a soreness
and swelling of the throat, let the patielt
use a simple solution Of salt and water, as
a gargle, every fifteen minutes. At the
same time moisten a piece Of flannel with a
solution Of the same kind, made as the pa
tent can bear it, and bind it around his
throat, renewing it as often as the gargle is
administered, aud meanwhile sprinkline
fine salt between the flannel and the neck.
Use inwardly some tonic or stimulant, either
separately, or if the prostation be great
use both together. The treatment, as may
be seen, is extremely simple, and if used in
the earlier stage Of the disease, will effect a
complete cure.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-11-03
TIE HERALD.
RoUGH BEGINNING or THE HONEY
MOON.


On last Friday morning, an athletic
Young farmer, in the town Of Wayensoufss'
took a fair Girl "all bathed in bushes from
her parents, and stated for the tirst town.
across tile Pennsylvania line, to bemarfleu,
where the ceremony could be performed
without a license. The happy par were
accompanied by sister of the gill, tab
oanntl sharp-featuted female Of some thlr-
.fv-seven summers. The pair crossed the
line were married, and returned to Wells
Vile. to pass the night. People at the ho-
tel where the wedding party stopped, OBJ
served that they conducted themselves IN
,,rather singular manner. The husband
would take bis sister-in-law, the tall female
aforesaid, into one corner Of the Parlor and
talk earnestly to her, gestulating wildly tne
while. Then the tall female would put
her foot down" and talk to him IN an angry
and excited manner. Then the husband
would take his fair young blide into cor
ner, but be could no sooner commence tax
inc to her than the gaunt sister would r'isi
in between them and angrily JOIN ID tht
conversation. The people at the hotel as
certained what this meant about 8 o'cloct
that evening. There was an uproar IN th'
room which had been assigned to the new
married couple. Female shricks and mas
culine ..swears" startled the people at Oh,
hotel and they rushed to the spot. =
gaunt female was pressing and kicking
AGAINST he door Of the room, andthe nav
" married man, mostly undressed, was bar
rinq her out with all bis might. Occasion
ally she would kick the door far enough
onen to disclose the stalwart husband IN hi
gentleman Greek Slave apparel.
1t appeared that the tall female lnsiSte'
upon occupying the same room with tn
newly-wedded pair; that her-sister was "a
'yorabIv disposed to the arrangement, an
that the husband had agreed to 1t befor
the wedding took place, and was now III
dienantly repudiating the contract.
"Won't you 60 away, now, Susan peace
fulY said the newly married man, soften
ing his voice.
"Don't you bulge an inchw cried tn
married sister within the room,
..Now-uow, Maria" said the youn
man to his wife, in a piteous tone, don
90 to cuttin' up in this way; now don't,
an cut up as much as | wanter
she sharply replied.
"Weli," roared the desperate man, throw
inc the door wide open and stalking gu
among the crowd, "well, just you two VIM
min put on your buds and SO rightstraigh
home and bring back the old man and won
an. aud your grandfather, who is nigh 9
to hundred bring 'ena all here, and a
MARRY the ooAo7e id caboodle Of en-, an
usW all sleep tosetherp
The difficulty vas finally adjusted BY u
tall female taking a room alone. Well
vile is enjoying itself over the sensation
CzeyeIaad Ptaindeaier.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-11-03
cHERIFFS sALE-PARkFR.


State Of Wisconsin. Grant County, S. Grant Count.
fircuit Court. judgement Of foreclosure and sale
Steorre Calvert, Plaintiff vs.. James Parker and EleI
Parker his wife. Defendants.
nv virtue of decree Of foreclosure and sale made o.
he l3th day OF October A. 1860, BY the above NAMED
Court in favor of the above named PIN and against IN
boye named Defts, and By directions OF Plths Attor
nav shall on The 26th dsy OF January, D. 1861, Al
the hour of o'clock, J. N. Of said day at the fron
door of the Court House IN the village OF Lancaster
Grant Co.. Wis., offer for sale ct public auction and "
sell to the highest and bed bidder for cash IN hand tht
following described real esate, viz:
The wess naf of the noh-east quarter OF section no
tvcnt, mine (29) of township No. four "a north
auge No five 90 vest al the east hall Of the sonIl
ieest quarter of section TO- two (2) CT township No
hr,s (3) north Of rangeNo six 90 vest, in the Coun
ty of Grant Wisconsin,
Said premises are orkred sold in satisfaction Of -
ludoement in this cas amounting 70 the sum = thir
teen hundred and eshty-eight dollars ssi,3So y z
li0o,hsl together nth interest -asts aud &C
crning costs-Dated sheriff's 0ir, Lancaster, Gran
49, Wa II. FOSTER, Sheriff.
| WIN P. DSwEY, Pllfs Attorney
l9-wl3 By GpBaE d. CARTER, Under Sheriff
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-11-03

AN INFANTS PRAYER When little 3
year old sister Iay4 hss f.;s el elk agair.oi
nine, ana, with dimpled arms clasped ar
round my neck, prattles in her innocent
way, don't think efthe path herlittle feet
must treadl Ar there any thorns to
pierce tbenl--any p 4 into which she may
fall Now / think of it, | must tell you
Of her little speeches. think she is So
cunning Though, perhaps, | am partial; il
SO, pardon. One night, last week, she crept
up into my lap, and ere was aware of ii
fell asleep took herup to her little bed
bur before putting her in, said:
"Nellie must not forget her prayer"
She commenced:
'Nov lay me down to Sleep
"Dod knows the rest" she murmured
Andthe white lids closed over the bright
eyes, and Nellie was asleep again.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-11-03
/ IMPROVED FARM
For Positive Sale.

viii sell at the lowest price, 200 acres of land 90
aeIts thereof under cultivation aud fence; well tint
ed and watered; good dwellings, barn. various build
ings orchard &c. The farm is situated miles south
east OF Boscobel and the Railroad. Terms, part cash.
balance lime.
Also, several other tracts OF land about the SINE dis
lance from Boscobel will be sold lower than an land
in the county Also one improved farm IT hafa Sec
tion miles southwest of Boscobcl. good dwelling,
small orchard 100 under fence 70 acres plowed
we'll waered and tiHbured in debt and determine
ed to leave Tor country. Terms, part cash. bal
ance on time. Inquire OF the subscib at Boscobel
April, Gath, A. d., 1860. 45-n 8. J. BUTTON.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-11-03

BUSINESS IN McGREGoR-The McGreg-
or Times tells Lig stories about their town
1t SAYS:
"Thare is one house in this town that
sold. last week, $500 in one day, another
sl,100, another soc. another did husi-
ness Of $500 a day dsAqng the week. The
leading McGregor houses are doing Except
when the roads are impassible) an average
business Of 5000 per day. Some Of the
heaviest do n eli more.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-11-03
LEGAL.
IN PROBATE--MILLARD.

County Court, Grant County, Wisconsin. n Probate
October Term, 1860 Present WIN. McGon,ga ~ y,
Judge In the matter Of the estate q massey al'lAi1
deceased. -, .,.,,.s
On reading and fling the petition Of Elizabeth Mard
representing that Is the widow o. saiu " eeaseu
that said deceased died ntestate in said Grant county
leaving estate within said county and praying that iet
tiers Of administration said deceased estate be grant
Thereunon il Is ordered that the matter OF 81 J
netiton be heard before the Judge OF this court az IN
lsonrt house in Lancaster, in said County, on "
toth day Of NovemberA DISCO at O'Clock IN the al
tcuoon of said day Ordered further that notice there
given to all persons interested IN said Estate oy pup
fishing his order for three Successive weeks previous
a al of hearing. in the Grant County Herald week
newspaper published at Lancaster, in said County,
D"''N WIN. MceONIGAIs
so County Judge.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-11-03
OLD q YOUNG AFFIRM lTSTRUTH
Viz: That Prof. Woods Hair Restorsliv.

viii preserve igfai5,y the gr0cth and color Of IA,
hair il used two or three times week. TO any imasa
bic age Perfectly store the gtas, cover the bald uA
natures avn ornaments the hair: make II more sOf Ind
beautiful than any OIL ana preserve tie scalp free hu.
all disease 20 greatest age. Statesmen, Judgese.
news Doctors Clergymen. Professional usen and Gentle
men and Ladies Of all classes, all the oid as-t
timony that we do not say too much IN its avor Ba
the following and Judge;
PROF. S. THALBERG, PIANIST
SAYS, ON his arrival in me United States be wu
rapili, becoming gray, 0ut on applying Wood,
HairKestorative ;his hair soon recovered It's ORR
ina hue.
CHA RIEs CARDEW, IS NASSAU STREET, Nj,
SAYS ahe gray hairs in his wifes bead wereafer
4 few v.eeKs trial turned into dark brown,atthe
same tine beautifying aud thickening.
A. G.. RAYMOND, Bath, JANE,
SAWS lie is now sixty years old,and his hair Gns
Whiskefs were twO-thirds graz, but BY the use Il
txo bottles Of Restorative the gray hairs have
di appeared, both in Mis- head and face, and d
more soft aud glossy than for twenty Ave yan
His wife, at the age OF f!tg -two,ha used il ViA
the same effect.
FINLEY JOHNSON, Esq, NEW ORLEANS
SAYS that he lost his nair by tine yellow Fever,
ia 1854. He used Woods Hair Restorative and
is now thick and glossy.
S. M. MIDDLETON, LIVINGSTON, ALABAMA
says the Restorati n has done mnch good hh
part of the country. re uesd it FOR bladnea
and now has fine head of hair.
T. L. MORSE, LEBANON, KENTUCKY,
says he has seen Woods Hair Restorative used
in hundreds of cases and never knew il to fail in
accomplishing all ii Processes to do.
A. J., ALDEN, McLANESB0RO, I'LL.
says he had the soald head eigbt years, and va
bald, but by the liberal use Of Woods Han H.
storativa, he now has q rich glossy head Of hw
Sold by all Druggists, and BY :, Wood Co..
312 Broadway, New York, and liz Market st.
st. Louis, Mo
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-11-03
PAY UP-LAsT GAIL!
WIZ EAT wa NgrTT1,

All persons knowing themselves indebted TO me +,
note or otherwise are requested pay me as meet
ny i99ney for Immediate aud have waited till tllt
or indulgence. =
g-y Persons Indebted to me pay in wheat at Ca
leaa prices, delivered al nay Warehouse in Duueith
will also pay cash for wheat at Galena rates
S. E. LEWIS.
Duhteith, Oct. >, 15o1 lott
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-11-03


VALUE OF SYMPATHY.-A poor widow,
the mother of two children, used to call on
them, at the close Of each day, for the re-
port Of the good they had done One night
the Oldest hesitated in her reply to her
mothers question-'What kindness have
YOU showng i don't know, mother
The mother, touched with the tone of her
answer, resolved to unrayel the mystery
and the little, sensitive thing, when re-as-
sured, went on to say: Gong to school
this morning, | found little Anne G., who
had been absent some days, crying very
hard. | asked her mother what made Der
cry so, which made her cry more, so that
could not help leaning my head on her
--,vl.y svrsts - .- TIrS11 itrr ecls grew
less and less, till she told me of her dearlit-
tie baby brother, Who-i she nursed so long
and loved SO much how he had sickened,
grown pale and thin, whining with pain I'M
til be. died, and tlen they put him from her
forever. Mother, she told me tbls; and
then she bid her face in her book, and cried
as if her heart would break Mother, /
coald not help putting my face on the 9th
er page Of the book, and crying too, as hard
as she did, After we had cried together 4
long time, she Rugged me and kissed me.
telling me | had done her good. Mother,
| don't know how | did hergood for I on
ly cried NTH her; indeed. | did nothik !
but cry with her. That is all can tell or
how | did her good II
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-11-03
Mr.. GoUGH.s ELoQUENcE.

..The "Lounger," in the last number OF
Harper's Weekly, gives this estimate oil
John b. Cough:
"The effect produced BY the famous tenn
perance orator upon his adiences is a mist
striking illustration of broad impression
Of the purely dramatic style Of oratory.--
1t is another tribute to the influence and
power of the drama. Mr.. Cough is not a
thinker-he is an actor. His picture Of the
misery Of drunkenness, in its many aspects,
are So vivid and thrilling that the spell over
the audience is that Of the most emotional
actor. The effect is immediate and I'M
mense, but it is merely temporary because
| it has no intellectual root.
"When Sheridan had finished his speech
/ in the Warren Hastings tI.al. and when
| Montalembert sat down in the last days q
/ the last Legislative Assembly Of Louis
Philippe, after an attack upon the Govern
ment. it was moved that theIIouses adjourn
that they might not legislate or judge under
the sway Of strong passion. Mr.. Cough !
effects are akin to these. He sweeps all be
fore him except the passioness reason
/ That may concede justice Of his cause, bu
/ it does SO before he begins. II is notaffee
ted by his funny or tragical anecdotes.
"Somebody told Fox Of an eloquen
speech he had Leard the nigh before; an,
4 Twill tell YOU what he said Stop, stop
exclaimed Fox; if you can tell me what b
said, it was not an eloquent speech. =
Measured BY Fox's standard, Mr.. Gorgll'
eloquence is supreme. For if it We're re
ported ana read, the wonder Of those VIII
listened and yielded to its charm would b
amusing.
For its immediate purpose Of persuadinl
his hearers to sign the pledge, nothing ca
be more admirably suited than this extra
ordinary style of speech. When ma
who has begun to love the dram shop see
: tie final effect Of his passion upon himse
: aud bis family depicted with terrible powe
before hi, eyes-forced home upon his ip
: aqination so that it haunts him and freight
: ems him-he will not stay to reason or Ga
", but will hurry to seize the men, as if th
: signature of his name had secured nil
: against temptation itself A man who ha
the power over others, and exerts il tothe
welfare and the peace OF society, is certain
e " human benefactor. Before this in
nense consideration his comparative claim
as an orator disappear, and only the ma
t whom other generations will bless remains
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-11-03
MISCELLANEOUS,
A ocTIoN SALE
OfStock Farm & Household Property

The following property viii be sold at Auction, on
the premises Of the undersigned residing one and
quarter miles southwest OF Lancaster, on ohoay te
l2th Of November next.
mare six years old;
1illy years. past,
colt one year old, pest.
COVE and seven h ad ofyoung stock,
lot Of hogs and sheep,
tnre r ur hives bees. &C. &C.
Terms az Sale; All sums under ten dollars cash IN
hand: over ten dollars bond and approved security,
With IL months credit at ten per ce IT. Interest
A. W. SHEWEY.
LANCASTER October 23d 1860. 19-3w
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-11-03

The NEBRASKA ELEcTIoN.-The cleo
ton returns are all 10 except these from
Shorter and Saline Counties. Morton.
Democrat, has 55 majority for delegate "a
Congress. Tie two counties to hear from
will probably increase it to $50 or more.
The Legislature stands: House-Repnbh-
cans, %; Democrats, l6. Council-Rs-
pubAeals, @ Democrats, 6; in doubt, |.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-11-03

MAKING LAND.-Tho City Of Boston,
Mass, is engaged in filing in some two
hundred acres Of swamp flats Immediately
west OF the common. The material for fill
ing is brought seven miles on rail tracks.
employing ten locomotives, one hundred
cars, aud IN army Of workmen. 1t is esti-
mated that four years viii Be- required to
complete the work, and that the band thus
made viii be worth ten million dollars.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-11-03

By the subscriber, residing two miles outh est q
Sit Ida, IA the towa o aiiise, premises occupied
~ hiAi on the aih day q Ocober, one red cow some
white on the head between h0rns white on tie
bel ard also right funk, inarks-ri2ht ear un.
per half cropped and with small hole IN il swallow
rk Ia left The IS hereby notified TO prove
property, pay charges and take her away.
JOSEPH T0MLTNS0N.
Nj Ida, Wis, Oct. 2, 1850. IT wzs
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-11-03
sHERIFF'S SALE-FRY

Slate Of Wisconsin-Circuit Court Of Grant County
Aug Term, ISG0 Judgment OF Foreclosure and Sale
John Kemler pf II. VS.. Isaiah Fry, Delft
BY virtue OF decree Of foreclosure and sale issued
from the court in the aboye-entited cause
bearing date August It'll, 1850, hall the gath day
of November AID 1861 at the front door Of the Cour
House in the village Of Lancaster Grant county, Wis
at the hour of "a M of said day offer for sale at pub
lie auction and viii sell 70 the highest and best bidder
for cash hand the following described real estate
viz The west half of the northeast quarter OF So elton
No. eleven III in Town No four TAI North Of Range
No. two RI West, containing so acres more or less
said premises ordered sold in satisfaction of the
Judgement in this case amounting the sum Of 5000
together with cost interest and accruing cossDated
Sherin's Office, Lancaster, Aug. ODD 1850.
WIN. II. FOSTER, Sheriff.
MILLS 4 McKEE, PlaFs. Att'ys. 10 m3
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-11-03
A. gTICE To ALL WHOM IrMAY CONCERN

An persons indebted to either by mortgage, note
bonds on land, Judgment book account, viii please
take notice that in view Of the fact that have ndug
ed YOU through the crisis, and now, that the times ar
II shall expect my Jay from and ALL shall be salts
fed with part where the whole cannot he paid will
take Wheat Pork Beef and Cash will pay the best pr-
ces that can be paid in this market. hope th s notice
win be sufficient call that shall not have TO reso
TO other means 10 obtain ~ claims.
JOHN p. LEWIS.
Iwish 10 buy 5000 pounds strictly prime butter in fir
kins FOR which liberal price will be paid.
i3ff JOHN P. LEWIS