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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-27
( LD d YOUNG AFFIRM lToTRUIl
Viz: That Prof. Woods Hair Restoraju

To- 4 tn' ioi' y pOA . Ai"ii tNScNOIdlk
VIII preserve iqatti5ty the gr0rtt aud color ofia
hair If USED two turee times week, to ans imsya
bic aee fefltc'f store the gas, cover the Oad wl
natures own ornament, lhe hair make more so AZ
beautiful than ans OIL ana preserve the scalp free fs
ail dis sSt the rtai,Si age. statesmen, Jugla a
uess thicinfs tielgb IN. Professional men ad GeHe
n.e md Ladies 0f an cissesal os,f the word 'ss
liinDn, thai 10 not saj TOO much ~ IT'S laynE Kei
the following and Judge:
PROF 5. I'll AiBEilG, PIANIST
says, on his arriNa ~ ia tho United states ne va.
ratid, becoming gray, but OH applying Noogs
HairiSestorative ;his ham recovered Ia orr
ina tuc.
CHARLES GARDEN, 10 NASSAU STREET. NY,
saws the gray hairs ia his wIfcs head ,attes
a iew weeks ltial turn, Into a darS bIown,atthe
same time beautii ing and iiickening.
A. G. KAY MuAD, BATH, a NE,
SAYS he Is now sixty years old,and his hairml
minister's We're iwo-tiiilde gray, but by the sad
tM bottles of Restorative the gray hairs ss
dsaPg eated, hntA N hs head and face, anlh
mo { suit ami glossy lnan tnr twenty live yesn
Ills waf, AT Inc ase VI iiitg- .go,has used via
the sanle effect.
FINLEY jon NsGS, ESQ, NEW ORLEANS,
saws that he lost his uair by tee yellow Fever,
IN 1854. lie used Woods Hair Rest 3rltiye AID
is now thick and glossy.
i. II. MIDDLETON, LIVINGSTON, ALABAMA
saws the isest5ta lie has done mnch go0ilah
,art of the CO antry. lie uesd it for 5ladlea
and now has a ine head Of hair
II. l.. MORSE, LEBANON, KENTUCKY,
SAYS he has ssleu Woods Hair sstontve used
in Eu adfeds Of cases ana never knew il to fail in
accomplishing All il r0irSSes % do,
A j. ABDEN. McLANESBOH0, lldh
he had the scslid head eight years, ana VA
bald, our i,y the liberal use q. Woods iisii Ne
storativa he now has rich glossy head Of hair
Sold by an Druggists, and by 9 j. Wool Co..
3l2 Biv,sdwnJ, New York, and IL Market st.,
ST. Louis NJ
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-27
l.. p. HARVEY. Commissioner Of
$. ID. HASTINGS,

Josiah Drake, sW \ ofAW q I 5,RlW, 5 81, ~.
Amount due. 100000; AMT OF Interest," $l5tO; AToPnl
4 Penalty, $1U.0O Amount of Interest, Penalty, Taxes
and Ad,ertislng $50. 90; Total Amt Due State, $500
100; Yea for which Interest is due, 1860. ls-ws
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-27
SHERIFFS sALE.--MOORE.

Henry r. Black, plaintiff, vs. James Moore, de.ndant
Grant Circuit Court.
BY virtue of execution issued fram the Clerks Of
ice Of the above mentioned court in favor of the above
named plaintiff and against the above named defendant
20 directed and delivered BY direction of plaintiffs
attorneys aud for want Of goods and chattes hays
levied upon all of the defes@ants right title ana in-
terest x the following described real estate, VIZ:
Ali of the northwest quarter Of the southwest quar-
tel ofsection No two, ~ town eight, (S range one
~ west. All, the iol owing lots and blocks as men
Toned and described In the Plat Of the village of Mus.
coda Graut county, Wisconsin,; Lots numbers four
aud ave- (4and 81 10 block th,ss 90 and block num-
bered ninety eight [9s ninety nine [991 one hundred
Tl0O1 one bnadred and one, l0I one hundred ana 1--WE
flo21 and one hundred and three 1907
BY direction OF planlias attorney shall expose or
.ae and will sell TO the highest and best bidder fol
cash IN hand, at the outer door Of the court house
the village Of Lancaster, Grant Co., Wis., At o'clock
m OF the 9th day Of October, A. -. 16O, all the
right, title, interest claim which tue said defendant
had in and the above described real estate on tbt
9th day OF March. A. u. 1860, has since acquired
The above sale viii be MAIDS 10 satisfy said execution
interests. costs, and accrusng costsDsted Sheis oil
fee, Lancaster, Jnns ia, 1860
1--we WM II. FOSTER, Sheriff.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-27
OCTOBER list, 1860.
GOW TAKEN Up

By the subscriber, residing two miles outh-vest .
Mt Ida, in the town Of Millve, premises occupied
him, the 9th day of October, red cow surne
white on the head between horns, white on the
belly and Also on yhi flank, mArksrgllt up
Der bait cropped aud With small hole in it swallow
zor in left The Is hereby notified TO prove
property, pay charges and take her away.
JOSEPH lUMLISSON.
Ut. Ida, Wis., Oct O. 1850. 1. We
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-27

Eg Ths nsn who has Eght to do as
be pleasos, generally pleases 70 do wrong.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-27
pixies PEAK
Stevens Pass, California !
To Mill or Meeting, or any other Place by Land
with your own Boat.

TAKE NOTICE,--That an easy running wagon is yer,
fine thing in this respect, | offer the testimony 0
those who are using my wagons that my four-wheele,
carriages can't be beat for easy running-reguiriug
power and friction than any other west OF Chcago.--
Persons having wagons OF other make bringing then
to rue for modelling
am making any style of CAT fage that is in 70
seryce--supefintending all parts being familiar wit
both the iron and wood work of a wagon.
endeavor keep good workmen can be foun'
in the country.
few very fine Patent Thmhle- skein Wagons for sal
on air terms at the Premium Wagon shop in LaneaSte
Having permanently established myself and busine
in Lancaster, depend my reputation for substaut
supportn time to come
Cash Paid for good seasoned Spokes.
Lancaster, Wis. 81 d. II. BuDD.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-27
I,STRAY.

IssTRAY.
Taken up BIZ the subscriber on the fiih dsv Of Sep
esnber A. n. Is 0 ia tue town o. AuaSeda enr biae
And white COW ana oEs red elf. Tae il uea
"a to prove property and pa charges and tAks .
stray away. rr,,,,.,
d, Sept 27sa. 1890, Is-ra
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-27
NEW STORE! NEW GOODS!
AT GLEN IIAV EN-.
Spring stock arrived. Tremendous Excitement on &C
countof
Extraordinary Low PricesI
Extraordinary Low Prices!

Goods must be sold before first August My stock
Of Dry Goods Groceries, Scots and Shoes IN
aumberless varieties. Parasals Hats aud Caps Ready
Made Clotning Yankee Notions, Crockery, Glassware
Gallery In and Sheet Iron, Nails by the keg, at
"a rs, Wooden Ware c0rdags, etc, etc
Very thankful to my numerous friends and patrons
for the literal in wi ich they have sustained me
my efforts to do largely increased busuess bopc
to be able 10 ecipfotate that kindness IS saling no
gans TO do them Justice for their libeTality. relds
W. with the finest aud best select stocks 81
gouds hft has leen exhibited in Glen Haven. aud
would respec fully invite examination Of fe
III adlIiion, il il well known that the inarkei being
condition OF slagnatl0n. prices have reached l'aer
point for many st les Of goods than before IA many
ears teeiing confident that stock of gouls VIII
please both old and solicit early cal,
Determined 70 close out by before the Isl 81 Aug.
C. Beet Hdes and Cotton ltags Wanted
May 10 lS6O.-4Stf r. BOY AN.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-27

The Best OF REAsoNs.-Mr. T. j. Sol
ONION, Of Mclean county, Illinois, hereto
fore a democrat, has abandoned that party
He gives his reasons for so doing 10 the fol-
lowing communication to the Bloomington
Paragraphs
MEssRs EDIroEs: The following are
the reasons why | left the Democratic par
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-27
AND by

Agent Druggists Patent Medicine dealers eveyvl,,
Call or them Tor Alnarae- aud Pamphlets gratis
IL lRBANkS, General AGENT
March p, lS50-Iy-4p Milwaukee. Nj,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-27
FOR SALE,

EOR SALE,
"A Valuable Prairie Farm,
Well known the Murray Fam on Bake's Prairie :
DO you wish 10 purchase at Great BGrgqia one 81
the Farms the best Prairie ia Grant County,
The Murray Farm contains a0out $50 acres Of land d
unsurpassed fertility, substantially fenced with pine
boards and Red Cedar Posts. This Farm is beautifully
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-27

-A17.2tso A<OAAC4so - 4 Ic lcIlOnlhS dix
the reasons why | left the Democratic par.
ty:
| am opposed to the extension of sla-
very.
| am satisfied the motive power of the
Democratic party is in favor Of slavery ex-
tension.
| am in favor of free homestead law
The votes in The last Congress show the
Democratic patty opposed to it.. And this
ID another proof of their being in favor 8.
slavery extension in the Territories; fol
the homestead law would fill up the free
Territories with white men.
| do not believe the slave owner has the
same constitutional right to take his slave.
into the Territories that we nave to take oul
horses and cattle. douglas says he doe;
believe this, but says the Territorial Legis
lature has a right to exclude slavery.
Ii believed the Constitution protected
slave property in the Territories the sam,
as our horses and cattle, then / could no
believe that the Legislature had the lega
right to exclude it, for / don't believe oul
horses and cattle can be legally excluded
Therefore, had / remained Democrat,
could not be Douglas democrat.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-27

Wagon Painting at Lancaster.
Painting done in good styleat Budd's shopin i.sn.
caster.
Paints kept constantly hand y prepared for
painting wagons, and other work
Re-painting OF wagons re-pays treble outlay.
Lancaster, Feb. 20, 1859. 81 ID. IL BUDD.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-27

as Book admirably adapted to the use Of F,m,n.
will be mailed post paid, TO any address, on tess
its pnce, 20 cts. 'F'
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-27
STAPLE & FANCY DRY-GooDs,

Ready nade Clothing Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes
Carpenters Tools AMI Cutlery, hardware Queansware
Groceries ff,aIl Kinds
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-27

have just returned from ST. Louis, with a large
stock Merchandise, which, together with impOrtatior
the East, this Spring, have the most extensive
stock az
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-27
MEDICAL PROFESSION

New Edition., Illustrated with coloted Fno,...
received the unqualified appreciation Of M ush ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-13

,1.-,,a ,, had an article on This subject In ve-ter-
i,s r-rs ITsr VET such is the deem interest aud
.4 Ma fr IA 81 r,,-rfo,i, ci,iz,s Of the Ola D5uli8-
a., e. aha s,sss of -r, hin now psrdr- In the Senate
r..,,. rsri, from Offering few, additional rs
IN s,--, Of l, mos, ir,or.,rt measure thai can
-rv .-,s-s tho attention ostbe pt,.,yes oftbe
1,or Tbf. hin messed the House Of pslssi,es bv an
Ginning rsio-i.v the vote standing 81 for 10 -
against 70. A vet. Notwithstanding this popular maui
fss.ioa I'm ,- favor. +. was defeated in tbs senate on
Thur DAY last. seven votes being wanted TO cary Il
tb-c--b.
". -,v r---7. md ,-stsr4 vhv Senators and espe-
,,1c me-, p-1f-- devotion 20 Internal Improvements
.5o,l o,75. by far tho mos. important Internal I-
--,,s-s-. Dbl. ,tfs ti. come or could have come. De-
f Che -s.srr or sv other Le-i-lature To is cosceded
tt,- nm, cirar is an Improvement ofinfaite
k mora value TO- Che sl,saad Co the people thau any inc
r-arener-fa the Commonwealth Our own decided ard
v,58fsr,i beliefs that 10 is worth or will be worth
whom r,rrs.si an ,h, ..her lines Of improvement now
existing Fl. the safe p, together or that may hereafter
be constructed We deem i.. ia word tho sreat COM
maadac. essential aor, Of the State, and, as such,
should at a times receive che fostering and aid Of
t,s General Assembly, After such liberal appropriations
rlr, bsn made by the present Legislature 10 the Vac
.. p..r-,,5 s,,.--..ss %, tbs state r. ia r.rr, mn
$3.50. ami ..-.--,,str md. we'll ,. ..,b.rl and r..
g.. s...,-. m rsr,s, tb.i- sanction 10 the hin for
,ssrsr.f Of me james River and Kanauha Canal
for o,r-I,.s s,eb IL the Overwhelming importance
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-13
Now the Time.

Vow is the time for our Wing friends throughout the
Commonwealth to exert themselves in procuring subscrip
tons TO the Campaign Wing In little over a month";
the great aud momeutous Presidential contest will com
ence in earnest and we want the other editions Of
the bg to be put in the hands Of many of the
Of the Stat. as possible The coming contest will be the
most important aud interesting that has occurred in
the history of the Government and it bchooyes every
voter I'm the land, no matter how humble to provide
himself with the mears of pronouucing righteous and
patriot. decision az the polls in November next No
man can neglect the duty of properly and fully informing
himself of the real issues and bearings of the canvas,
without mourning an amount Of moral guilt fearful 70
contemplate And therefore is, that every voter in
the Commonwealth and out Of should take paper that
always gives facts and tells the tru,h-aud the Richmond
WHO never does ANYTHING else. Some of our facts and
uiswe kuoware somewhat unpsa'a5le times 70 both
aisaj and f5e-5u, l,-e perseverance and sweet oil
will render them agreeable enough aud certainly useful,
h. ,ag end If ve DO 40 other good, keep vsilaut
watch over our uegu5ors Of the Esgeirsr Examine, and
Ir. a.d whenever ve catch them playing tricks with
ae dear people, we bab it in spite OF the world the
flesh and the devil. On tie whole therefore, are
wonderfully useful Institution, and deserve be literally
and mggaidcyut,y encouraged for the sake of truth,
honesty and fair dealing In politics, well for tie sake
OF the advancement OF the glorious Wing and the
property aud glory Of the whole country. That's fact
In conclusion them et every Wing in the State rally
TO the rescue and send Us each dozen twenty sub
e-bsgs - t-e course OF jue month six weeks,
tut with a1s7aoa- breszss and calls all set, we shall 20
20 OUR way I.io..iug, uni, glorious Presidential
triumph shall cans, a al 70 rejoice and hurrah maguf-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-13

Houdon proceeded from motive far the reverse Of that
which would influence an inferior artist. He said his
subject was grand in orm-aud majestic in ieature-and
he propbctcaly conceived the importance Of securing
The exact truths to prevent enthusiasm and fancy con
verug washingOns identity into that Of mythical be-
ing. as probable that so Influenced Houdon should
leave behind the head he had made for his immortal
work. Hs concentrated effort upon the statue
which Jefferson said he built up entirely nude before he
touched the costume and which so truthful that he
would recognize each part separately. lie forced ms
clay into the mouds and reproduced Washington without
Che least embellishments which the statue shoTs-ior
beautiful as is the execution there is rcaised those little
pecuares OF feature and surface thathe sculptor Is re-
qured smooth down to please the eye. This was done
IN his bust but not so in the original statue.
History proves that Houdon to avoid the convention
acs Of his daywent early to Rome where he laoored
in true art, and produced statues which the Ponul
caused be purchased and placed in proud relation to
the master works Of ancient Greece. He modelled an
anatomical statue which not only became the authority
in all the modern schools ofart but referred to for
the standard proportions Of the human body, by the
mos, famous anatomical professors.
History pronouaces Houdon unrvaed IN the art OF
statuary. Within few years statue of marvellous
beauty light in France and caused much excite
ment and perpexy respecting its author. It was even
,uay discovered to be the work Of HOudon, and Is now
treasured exquisite gem in the classics.
The reckless ignorance of Mr.. Mills reflects very Sc
rously upon the dscernment and taste Of our public
characters and not less upon the intelligent and accom-
pIshed Of the social classes.
Had Mr. Mills shown more ofthe artist and less OF the
cLarlatan and the mechanic, he would doubtless have
had permission 70 use the HoudOn statue for his ma
ona eyy On, he had not given satisfactory evidence
of h's qualifications for such an exlated mission, he
was declared the privilege Of using an image so
grand aud sacred in the estimation Of those informed
of its immense value He did not however seek the ad-
vantage in way complimentary to his character and his
peculiar taste suggested the idea of blasting the
the great Houdou aud Decorating the image-tis veyg
transfer Of Washington bmss!f-by associating sen
susl ROYALTY" with his majestic features and form.
The onjuous silence which prevailed at the Inaugural
ton of the equestrian statue and the reverse Of con-
meudauou which has been expressed since is sufficient
condemnation otas work art or as an illustration Of
truth 1.-THE great name aud the occasion as well as the
novelty of the spectacle called forth no enthusiasm then
10 doomed as dead failure and will only pass to pos
trty as monument of the ignorance of the day, and
the ncompe,ency of the tribunal by which works of high
art are projected and Judged.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-13
NntlN.Gn Mus.

r,st-erF,ic1cv ic-ut. g.ailsos an example for M
a-o5.s.r pretty vel, solved 90 Che equestrian
Washington 5v Clark Mills Cor Che Inauguration
r,s.s f ,...aat aay spontaneous or impartial demo
..-..s,.. in. ia. or %. tle sr..--
Tin. .ra-.oas amount of money serluderei by hc
rst...r Government .a s.ol -.te.s shows Infinitely
.5-- --.. aud. l.1.r..,. t-aa .i.uea, and taste. Ia.
I,., ,-a.rea,.. ,o1.-5.g- 90 h, -a- Metropolis ve.y
.-f...Iv ss--.-.s Tie pr5f-sty OF placing hae-sr-s
,o fl. inc bands o. persons qualified % discriminate
Laoaias.v lad ia.r.r,a',y.
There l's ptt' 't.,' Soy
ylsas au uatauga, artist more in unison With Che bum
hug of ae dsy tlauiu keeping with che spirit OF il,elec-
tual advancement
Tie sr,.., 81, ,-e only professional man In this country
whose Ignorance IS considered meg '''..---
ST. N. i- bis -''lt OF .-e nero %. Ne' pf''-'s pro-
f.sses 10 illustrate discovery "-' 'o.---.l' 'le Sac
vans OF ,ae a--ard .r'H'i'-,' --' e''e' OF me n'-
verse he does away "i.l inc l'i't.l' o' .s.'''1'o
aad PROPOSES 10 balance 1'' rampant STATUE upon -
own centre vlcl centre be PROF. os.1'' Aa'-e' To N'
secret. as t1c o-a-es o, ST. A.r 'ar unfortunately
8. va, discovered that ae overthrow of natural la" was
accomplished by loading tae rump OF as 'i-oe ana Weld
ing bare Of iron which passed thorough 'ae eSs INTO tons
.rueaI ia the uefe-.. There NAV -"'.li1s ci'a'.i
in -- fog D. Mr. Mil, was Slo7aa, OF SCIENCE
.l-..'re offs r-.ac r.''. Bar ID, 3 y-r' eX,ao1-
,-, Ola, prominent Journals alt even The distinguish
M .-,r .f tls lscasoa should attempt 90 as,ount t.s
World ,,..r such ra e1sart.y.
r.-. has been sitting some wears upon the jackson
...t .g.i..a. t.c grand sc.al9a OF che hypothesis
.--.-. r.s.- Mr. Na. genius was p-eacatst and DO,
t r. .,r i many feel. 1sar.- Observation for want o.
che adequate appropriations TO elevate the statue i'7!
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-13
RICHMOND, 18th March, 1860.

RICHMOND, 18th March, 1860.
Aessrs. Robert j. Dduis and others:
Gentlemen-I have received your favor of this date,
submitting sundry questions in reference to the bill
amending the charter of the James River and Kanawha
Company, and the present condition of said company
have examined the provisions of the bill referred to-
and believe that am well informed as to the condition
Of the Company the state Of their works and the oca-
on general pan and character Of the work to be con-
structed from Buchanan to Jovngton Should the bill
referred to become law, the Company, in my opinion
in operation and repair and carry the construction
of their canal from Buchanan Covingon in reasona
bic time without further aid from the State. As evil
dence of my sincerity would hesitate undertake
the whole work to Coyingon to be completed within
five years from this date
Very respectfully, CHAS. SCOTT
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-13
COMMERCIAL.
RIcHxoSD VINO OTucE. March ~, 1900.
THY TguACCO TRAnr

RICHMOND WHO OtflCt, march IL, i5vv
THE TOBACCO TRADE
According the statistics presented in Messrs Dc Ford
Co 3 Circular rom which copied In
the stock Tobacco in Europe and United
Dec 1852 was 600 hhds The estimate the incoming crops
for 1852 IL: Maryland - eco hhds Ohio goo do Virginia aEd
Nonh Carolina 5000 do; Kentucky and other
$1,000 do 10000 hhes which added socs 8 Dec
makes the supply 1sGO $4,000 hhds The total consumption
for the year estimated at 2O7 900 hhds which, correct would
leave stock Europe and United States 3lst Dec 1862 Of
The stock Of the past years has been
81 100 hhds the 81 OOO 10 1885, In 1880
The total exports Of Leaf Tobacco from during
the hsca year ending 3Oh June 9s $40 hhd being 76
hhds more previous year
average years In Bales there exported 6j being
7OI Bales than the before and 7O
erage Of years In Gases the exports s being
22 more than year previous
OF years total value Of Leaf exported during
the fiscal year s2i Os which prev
gu, year 2 and $685. SCI than the average
Ave years.
We copy the Circular the following able the d
exports emitting the column Of Cases but incu
in he
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-13
CORRESPONDENCE.
RICHMOND, 18th March, 1860.
Charles Scott, ESQ.

LHdrles ScoN Esq.
DEAR SrR:-Knowng the weight to which your opin-
ion is Justly entitled from your individual long experience
as contractor on the public works of this sate-inclu
ding large contracts for the construction OF the James
River and Kauawha Canal-and from your extraordinary
success such contractor desire to ask you the pro-
to amend the charter o. the James River and Kanawha
Company are known to you-and if you are also informed
the present ondiion the Company the state OF
their works. ard with the location neral plan and char
of the work 10 be constructed from Buchanan to
COying; if as we apprehend will be the case,
your answer to these questions be in the affirmative
will lnk you 10 state further whether in your opinion
it, the bill mentioned, should become awf The Compa