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Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-20

HINTON Ii. HELPER.-Mr. Hinton r. Helm
er, in ls46, says the National Intelligencer
published book called the Land of Gold"
printed in Baltimore, and dedicated to the
Hon. John III. Morehead, of North Carolina.
That his views ofslavery at that time differed
very much from those expressed in the "lm.
pending Crisis" may be seen from these ex-
tracts:
Nicaragua can never fulfill its destiny
until it introduces negro slavery; nothing
but slave labor can ever subdue its forests or
cultivate its untimbered lands. \
May we not safely conclude that negro slave.
ry will be introduced into this country be-
fore the lapse of many years2 We think SO. "
Louisiana and Texas may at some future
time, far in the future, find it to their interest
to adopt the white slavery system of the
North"
They are in the same situation as their
brethren of New York and Massachusetts,
slaves to no single individual, but to the en-
tire community. Like free negroes every
where else, they inhabit the worst parts of
the towns in California, and live commonly
In characteristic filth and degradation"
"lt is true that on their arrival here thew
(slaves) have the power of claiming their
freedom ; but such is their attachment to their
masters that this is rarely done. Instances
have occurred in which they have been en-
ticed away by meddling Abolitionists, but
disgusted with a freedom which was of no
value to them, they have been eager to re-
turn again to their masters"
"Bodega contains not more that four hun
dred inhabitants, including Digger Indians,
negroes and dogs, the last by far the most
useful and most decent of the concern"
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-20

Found A Sure Remedy for Colds.
Coughs, Asthma, Bronchitis, and all Diseases Of the
Longs-"DF. Ayers Iceland Moss Cough Candy"
For sale by E. PAY, agent III Second street, between
D and Maiden Lane and at all the Frit Stores in
MarysvIIIe. Try II only 25 cents per box de24my
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-20
ALFALFA.

1NOO LBS. ALFALFA, California grown /;
IOOO Q 600 lbs " Chill
warranted pure and fresh For sale at the Tree and
Seed Depot 90 street. next door TO the Post Othce.
dec1S GEO. LAWS.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-20
NEVADA AHEAD-The Washington Star Of

NEVADA AHEAD,-The Washington Star Of
Dec. 16th, has the following:
The postmaster Of the town of Nevada, in
California, has forwarded $l0l as the con
tribution for the completion of the Washing
ton National Monument deposited in the box
at the post office of that place during the
month of October. This is $50 more than
was sent by the town Of Lynn, in Massachu-
setts. which has up to this time headed the
list.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-20
DISTRICT COURT Jan. Term,
HoN. S. NJ. BLISS, JuDGE.
djourned till 10 A. M. tomorrow.

THURSDAY, Jan. 10.
G. G. Goodwin vs.. his Creditors. Sheriff an
pointed Assignee.
VIM. Conn VS.. his Creditors. Order appointing
assignee heretofore vacated and entered as up to.
day. ~
L. B. Kaiser VS.. Wall. Order recurring G. c.
Gorham, Referee, to produce certain papers, in
uary 26.
John Keller VS.: A. o. Hyde, Treas. Yuba Co.
W. A. Sampson, ct al. VS.. L. B. Moore, Tax
Collector ct al.
W. A. Sampson VS.. L. B. Msore, Tax Collector.
Chas Covillaud VS.. do. Continued by consent
Patrick OConnOr VS.. VIM. II. Cbapm n ct al
Demurrer withdrawn, and submitted BY consent
Stay Of execution for two weeks after entering
judgment.
Josiah Davis VS.. Sophia Cosey ct al, Demur-
rer argued and sustained Complaint in equity
dismissed. Five days time to file amended COM
plaint. Five days time to answer amended com.
plant at law.
Geo. E. Foots vs.. Matt. Wood. Passed bv con-
sent.
Samuel Rice VS.. J. w. Mahoney. Demurrer
withdrawn. Leave to file answer five days
Patrick Quigley vs.. Enterprise Mining Co.
Demurrer sustained. Leave to amend complaint
in five days. Ten days time to answer
Quigley vs. Malona ct al. Ten days leave to
file answer to amended complaint
Kingsley VS.. Trustees of st. Johns Church.
Demurrer argued and overruled Ten days time
to answer.
Algier vs. Webb ct al
Algier ct al. VS.. Webb ct al.
Salentine & Salentine VS.. Webb ct al. Leave
until 28th to file answer.
Greenbaum & Bro. vs.. Kramer. Demurrer
withdrawn and five days to answer
Matthew Scott VS.. John Brophy. Demurrer
overruled. Five days to answer.
j. Il G. Levy VS.. Metcaf ct al Demurrer ar
gued and submitted.
Court adjourned until tomorrow at ten A. NJ
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-20
GARDEN SEEDS.

A FRESH SUPPLY just received from LAND
N RETHS, Philadelphia, and for sale at the TREE
AND SEED sdepot
80 D street, next door to the Post Office.
deo29-tfls GEO. LAWS.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-20
A dispatch from Washington December p

One of yesterday says: Senator Brown.
of Mississi ppi. intimated to- day his intention
to attack that part of the Presidents message
which suggests the judiciary as the proper
tribunal TO afford adequate remedies in cases
Of interference with the right Of the master to
his slaves in the territories, instead of recon.
mending Congressional action for their pro-
tectiop"
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-20
Mediterranean Pens

UNDIBLE THE YEAR ROUND ll-A small lot just
u received and for sale at the TREE AND SEED
depot 80 street, next door to The P. o., Marysyle
dec29-fis GEO. LAWS.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-20
OPPOSITION ON THE SAoRAMENTo.-The Sa
Francisco Call says:

OPPOSITION ON THE SAoRAMENTo.-The San
Francisco Call says:
We understand that contract was on Fri
day entered into between Messrs Fish d
limerick, shipbuilders of this city, and Mr..
George A. Meigs, lumber merchant, whereby
the latter is bound to supply within forty.fve
days 100000 feet of Oregon lumber for the
construction of steamer TO ply on the Sac
ramentO river. This vessel is to be nodded
after the California Steam Navigation Com
pany's steamer Antelope, but larger, and to
be named the Cornelius Vanderbilt. 1t is
calculated to have the steamer completed in
six months from the time the keel is laid
and the purpose is to make the Vanderbilt
the largest and finest steamer on our interior
waters. The engine and other machinery
are now on the way from New York for this
port and may be expected in a few weeks.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-20

FIRST DAY-MONDAY, April 23.
DISTRICT SWEEPSTAKES for two year olds mile
heats. Entrance $780, forfeit 800. For the following
named counties ONLY Yuba, Sutter, Butte, Tehama
and Colusa. Three or more to make a race.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-20
9aiIg NationaI Democrat.

That MISERABLE CHARGE.-The following
is the letter of Senator Douglas, read in the
House of Representatives at Washington.
by Mr., McClernand of Illinois:
December Z, 1850.
My DEAR SIR:-Your note is Just received.
informing me that Mr. Kellogg. of Illinois,
in the course of a discussion in the House of
Representative to-day, made the following
charge against me:
Mr.. Kellogg, of Illinois. / charge that
Mr. Greeley was again and again. with 9TH
ers, in consultation in the parlor of Judge
Douglas, planning and scheming the election
OF Judge Douglas to the Senate of the United
States from the State of Illinois,"
Now, while it is true that men of all
shades of political opinion have been in the
habit of visiting at my house for the ten wears
have kept house in Washington, and while
it may be true that Mr.. Greeley, among
others, may have visited at my house within
that time, it is wholly untrue that l ever
planned or schemed, or had any arrangement
whatever with Mr. Greeley, at my house or
elsewhere, for the purpose of securing my
reelection to the Senate of the United
states On the contrary, the charge, in all
It's parts and import. is utterly false
Very truly, your friend,
l.. s. A. DoueLAs.
Hon. J. A. McCLERNAND, House of Rep.
Greeley's denial of the charge is fully as
emphatic as that of Douglas. The Wash
ingtOn correspondent of the Philadelphia
Ledger, writes
- 1T is authOritatively stated that Messrs. G.
u. Coehrane, of New York, and SCHUYLER
Colfax, of Indiana, deny the truth of the
statements made by Mr.. Kellogg, of Illinois,
IN reference to the interview between Mr..
Greeley and Senator Douglas. They were
the only parties present, and they declare
the interview to have been as stated in the
notes of Mr. Greeley and Senator Douglas.
They will probably make such statement
IN the House, as they do not desire to stand
dou6tfully on the matter, especially as some
parties limited it was from either or both of
them that Mr. Kellogg derived his informa-
ton"
Poor Kellogg If he has any manhood
about him, he feels cheap enough, no doubt
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-20

That MISERABLE CHARGE.-The following
is the letter of Senator Douglas, read in the
House of Representatives at Washington.
by Mr., McClernand of Illinois
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-20

THIRD DAY-wEDNEsDAY, April 25.
PURSE 5000. Mile heats. Free for all ages.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-20
sECoNDDAY-TUEsDA.

SEUUND DAY-TUESDAY, April n.
SWEEPSTAKES for three year olds mile hea
Entrance $500; forfeit 15O. Free for all three We
olds. Three or more to make race.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-20

FOURTH DAY-THURsDAY, April 96.
PURSE $4O0. Two mile heats Free for all ages
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-03-17
THE GREAT RESTORATIVE
FEVER AND AGUE CURED BY Mc.
LANES LIVER PILLS.

1s- NJ. Jonathan Hotghinsn, u West Union, Pare
cDuAty III noi~ writes III The prorrefOrs Fleming Bros
Of fttstuigh. TINT he had suei ed greatly e
aud froiraced attack Of r. yer aud Agu and conn.,
pletely restored 10 health by the o the liver Pills
Thtre Pill upqueSionably possess great tonic
ptepert and can be taken with decided adv ntage FIR
many disea es requiring iufgnlating rncAes bnt the
Liver Pls stand pft-emlTent means of Restoring
disofgtnized Liver to healthy action, hence The great
celebrity they have ATTAINED. The numerous Formidable
diseases sing from diseased Liver, who long b
fed The skill Of the physicians 1f the mi
ted Sater. rendered easy at cure u ahks 70 t
study and perseverance, Of The is guis ed pins stefan
whose this pleat medicine bears--a which
will descend To postetity deserving 81 gratitude
THIS inv auabe medicine should always be kept within
reach and the appearance Of the eari Il symptoms
diseased liver, it eau BE- saiey and usenlly 2smnis
tered.
IT, Purchasers will be careful toask for Dr. MIANEs
t;SigBRATED LIVER PiLLs manufactured by FLEMING
r. oS.. Of Ftishurg Pa. There other Fills purpur
to be- Liver Pills befote the public. ia. Nc
i-ir vsp-i..s Liver Pills. also his celebrated Nsrn-
uge be had 81 all respectable drug st0fes--
None ,ysaRsHe eiiheHt The signature #
u FLEMING BROS.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-03-17

EARLY GRA SHOPPERS. Our attention
was called early this week to several grass
hoprers which had been found hopping
round the street; they were small and con-
sequently Of this years crop. In ancient
days, i'll omen was connected with grasshop-
pers and with whatever movement was made
by the tribe. They were supposed to bring
disease along with their entombment
from the earth. Whether grasshoppers
have been seen so eaTiy as the first Of March
elsep here than in Lancaster We have not
heard.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-03-17

Our MUsIcAL FRIEND - The admirers
of music and practical amateurs in the SCI
ence are referred to an advertisement in our
paper under the head of "Our 1fatsical
Friend" by which it will be seen that for a
few dollars, more than ten times the amount
Of sheet music can be had for what it gen
orally costs. Samples can be seen at this
Office.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-03-17
U i. MARsHALis sAIE.
Gilbert + spaL ding and
Charles j. Il gers, i Us District Court FOR ID
vs. Dstici of Wisconsin.

Gilbert spal ding and
Charles y, r. geTr, US District Court for the
vs. Distpici VI Wisconsin.
10y vIRTrEof sn alias sl orFierFaeiss issued out u
and undr the seal ofthk 5faifici Court Of The Tn
iIc aies Tor the District u Wconsin The above
ti,d eanse, test The iwent nth day ~ Jana-
airs lssg L. directed commanding vi tie goods
and ciatteS. iaid~ and teneneis nf the aigvr ratd
Defendant to To be maee certAip Of mDEes
therein specified, have les:o ag0a sal sell It
iubsie Anction Ia tlle highest bidder Mondae the
10th ay VI April, $780, II ncIecs, p. ma u tbs office
Of the United States MaI4ha Isl the city aud county Of
Milwaukee, in sad district. 81 tf it, title ad iitr-
est, which the shove iaaea Stephen O. iaiae. haa on
the htst cay 81 August, '59, has since acquired Ia
and 10 the following aescfibtd psetertv. to- wi:
TIE BuFtheast quarter ~ tie h-weSt quarter ~
Section M twent four al, fownshi NO eight 80.
north Ut RRnge No.fg.Fe 90 The east nii II lac
nniih-se~t quarter 81 Section No. twenty three f231,
Tfwnship No seven ~. north If Range No cper ca
West. Lot No. two 90 ID southwest quarter Fl tiie
Township No. eignt tSJ north ~ auge No. three
n; The soain-saSt quarter VI tbs south east
qearier ff s>rcliaa Nauila three fjl, Township
Number f5),nnrth ol Range number ane west;
The soutl-'veSi quarter vi tae north as quifr and
f~ Elofg qar II the seati gaarer # sec
No twa 60 west; the wtshsii u tiss ssei,-east asr-
ten 81 seeun No. ttiFi -vr fSo and the snufu.haf u
the nor;a-west qnAFter II Srciiau No trts 800. in
Township NJ seven "a. north Of ange No. ons I'd
section NJ. twelve (I4), Township No. eight eth
" Range No ~ weSt. 0se-ihtd Of the nnriit-sasl
quarter ri the Southwest quarter u SECTION Ntwea
Ak (261 Township 40 eI&hs 80. north Of Range Me-
the above described proe ~ siu4t- IN Ih rnHny of
q md State ~ Wisconsin. JElfU IisLENIs.
30 st T. $ Marshal.
Mars1ai.s once Milwaukee. Frb. 18th. 1860.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-03-17
Mails.

EAsrgHx--LeaysS Lancaster, Inesisys ana Sa'atu"'
fer Platlevle Gsiena returns Wednes"aS = "'"'
and Saturday evening". Leaves Ter Ainera ro'i' ~
Nov California and Nifr, Wednesdays and sa'ufu"S
at noon
WEsTEBS Leaves Lancaster, Aohday ""u t'N"'
mornings for Tafton and Prairie gu 0ie" sHa
c,,.ville Tuesday and Friday mornings
N,oernrRx-Leaves. Monday and Thursisv mornings
g. po.cotel and returns Tuesday and Friday evenings.
sorrarry-Lesves Lancaster. Wednesdays and Sat
,rd,v. for potosi and returns same days.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-03-17

LANCASTER Observation-Disclosures BY
THE SruDENTs.-The closing exercises OF
the Lancaster Institute took place on Tues
day and Wednesday evenings. Very early,
both evenings, the seats of the Hall were
crowded to OVERLOOKING; many, on account
of not being able to obtain comfortable po-
sitions, denying themselves the pleasure Of
remaining to witness the performance
The exercises on Tuesday evening consisted
principally ofdeclamations, recitations, songs.
and a eolloquy entitled the " Old Grand
Mother" performed b. tie younger mem
bsrs Of the school. They were mostly
well performed and excited meaning plau.lz'
its from the audience. The songs espeei-
ally, were earnestly received. IN them the
latent talent Of the mind too young for
original display, is rendered more easily
visible to the spectator. The recitations,
those v hich did not assume a deelamatory
character, elected much admiration. The
declarations to some extent, failed in their.
office Of representing the oratorieal powers
Of the students. There was not enough Of
volume and variety Of voice and too much
mechanical precision in gesticulation Or-I
ators speak to the people, not at them, and
change the voice according to the temperl
Of the sentiment and gesture involuntarily I
net by holding up one hand and then the
other, and watching them as if performing
thegymnastic exercise Of holding up weights
at arms length. But the boys are young,
mostly and some of them may make good
speakers, not all of them. The colloquv
was amusing and very well acted. Little
EDDY EATON sung a song alone, which, I'M
the simplicity of execution, and the singers
natural bearing was feelingly praised.
On Wednesday evening the older pupils
performed. The opening exercise was a
song BY class followed by "Segsa Scenes
IN the Life Of School Teacher Each
scene was interviewed by ra,fsicon the piano,
or song by Miss DENsMoRE. The scenes
were well performed, displayed originality
and some genuine misfortunes and hard
ships Of the district school teacher. The
music was good and delighted 7he listeners.
A paper--second appearance Of the Comet
was to have been read, but the lateness
of the hour prevented. We are sorry for
this for comets are dazzling wonders.-
But they are easily attracted from their
regular orbits and do not appear always
when expected 50 with this.
At thecloSe little EDDY was called ont
to repeat his song, and again aroused the
highest admiration Of the hearers. The
boy win lie j nan.
The Principal Of Lancaster Institute,
Mr.. PAGE, il too well known as a thorough
and successful teacher to either gain or
lose by criticism. Miss CuLvER, the con
duetor Of the primary department, has also
fixed reputation, having through several
terms been endorsed BY the patrons. Miss
OESsNoRE, the leader in thedepartment Of
muse, has been connected With Lancaster
Institute but one term, tbs past, and has
aleady won full stock Of approbation.--
10 say the least, her success equals the
public admiration, which is considerably
Ouafmed. CnTIQUE.
March Is, 1890.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-03-17

PAN FOR HER foLLY.-The Marietta
(Ohio) Republican avs:-.'A young lady
of our acquaintance, who, a few months
since rejected the hand of an educated and
industrious mechanic, and had her ewes daz-
zled and her heart captivated by a gold
headed cane and a watch guard. is now
the vie ola felon-her husband the inmate
OF a western penitentiary."
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-03-17


Dir. LuNDY.--This gentleman so well
and favorably known throughout the coun-
try as Dentist, will visit Blake's Prairie
next week, and viii remain in that vicinity
for several weeks, after which he will spend
some time at Lancaster-at all times ready
by counsel or mechanical means to aid per-
sons having bad teeth We here record
our experience in this matter Of Dentistry !:
by having decayed teeth filled with metallic
substance, by Dentist who understands
his business and who honestly does his work.
saves teeth for a longer or shorter period,
averaging say ten years; preserves the
health, for no person afflicted with bad teeth
can ever enjoy good health; prevents tooth
ache; so far as the expense Is concerned,
there is but little difference between filing
teeth and having them extracted; preserves
the teeth for use in eating and talking; re-
tains the beauty and form Of the face, and
prevents a premature appearance Of old
age. There are quack Dentists, just as
there are quack doctors and other quacks-~-
who have injured the public confidence in
their respective callings. But Dentistry is
a perfect art, and only master Of that art
should ever be trusted---just as in any 9TH
er department requiring knowledge, sta
bility and character, long earned and prae-
ticed. We have known DR.. LUSDY for a
dozen years and can vouch for him as a
thorough workman in the art Of his pro-
fession.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-03-17
Grant coanx Tea.hers, Institute.

This, ii ace rdance with an adjournment
viii b held ID Tatton during the yirst areei
in April next. The Institute will open OF
MONDAY Ii 2 O'clock F. NJ, with a short
address.
Teachers and friends Of elueatioE-- al
are invited to attend the Institute.
DAVID PARsogs,
Corresponding Secretary.
Tafton, March 9th, 1860.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-03-17
Confirmed Consumntion.


A Jeio doses iviI also al once check md
cure he most seuere Dia1rnoea proceeding
from CoLp IN THE Bowls
These medicines are pyspars9 6g Dr. G ".
JACKSON s. CO., No. AIS 4rch Street, Ilila-
deLphia, Pa, ana are sola Iy gragqists and
dealers II nsedicRes ereryirhere, II rs cents
per bottle. Tie signature cfC NJ. Jackson
sOdl Be on The OUTSIDE 'orappsr Of each bottle.
IN he Almanac published annually b. Tho
propyiet7rs, called EyzRYDoDx's ALMANAC,
you t7W find testimony and comnendqtoyy
notices from al parts Of Ike country. ,TAess
Almanacs are 9irsa array bg az our agas1.
Agents ~ safe 81 looaaaG eainan 9ni,rs and n
Lanes We mifuge and PILLS.
John Caiii-. LaiIrssfer CSAorn { Parsons. Ttft0n
2aiauf beger, assriile; Mrs. IA ris, Nnscada: 4
Paul. Patch Grove; r. =. Staneg and Alfred Palmer
Bnacotel Chandler York Hazel ttcen; elias knight
potos; l.. L. Goodel rla.feye; iarid Stewart. Glel
Haven; A. Wood, Fairplas Chandler 4 Green, Wing
Vile; G. {. Skinner. jamestown; John Barnett Ellen
Doro: J. II Brow &co.. Bcetowu. ii
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-03-17
lie school DISTRICT CLERKS,

The Undersigned designing TO engage IN the employ
ment IL Teaching for the ensuing season. announces
that lie will PROPOSALS from District Clerks Tor
that purpose
Or he wouid entertain proposals. for ttschine Selecf
School, IL sufi Gent Inducements We're etiyre.i
situation as plntipal Of Yiiiagc or Union
Shoot w,aiid be preferred.
From several years expefienec in achng, he trusts
iiai be Ray be- able to give nnabe satisfaction to
tle~s entertaining reasonable vie ss Of ths duties and
responsibilities Of the teachers profession.
Address,
w. H. PALHRH
3tss wyaudng wis
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-03-17

rHR SPRING TERM If fourteen weeks viii commence
Thursday, March 10th Tuition, Ia able in advance, At
rates beretat re- advertised.
Persons desiing further Information should apply to
the Priacipal. S. PAGE
lancaster, Wis. March 10th, 1850 4.sS
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-03-17

LAw.-Our young friend 10 w. Back
EFT, Esq, who has just teen admitted to
the Bar. announces BY card that he will
practice his profession.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-03-17

PArNrlSa.-Mr. R. r. EtANs, whose
work shows him to be thorough ii his art,
has set up apaint shop in Lancaster and
NAV be found al Budd's shop.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-03-17
New Yorlx Market

New York Market
New YORK March 10
Fiour-verv heavyS unchanged So IS for super state
IS s5n$5 IS FIR common medium extra western.
Wheat--Firm, Miiw. club 81 70. 81 90 for White
Barley-~S1 nSsc.
Rye S46eS6
Carn--1S0S1c for yellow.
Oafs--Sf. IL and Canadian 43944A.
Pofk--lIsav, SIS . ,f new mess; $l4 90 for prime
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-03-17
st. Louis Mark ct

st. Louis Mark ct
Sr Louis, March 10.
FIOuR-SAles Superfns at S. 90; country do So so
WHEAT. Fair Fall. 81 As: prime. 81 4S.
CORN S65 &c FIR white and mixed
0ATS-521s t154c.
RYE--Selug at 90196c.
BAR EY-o0cdS1 A
LARlt-4p Phi ?, Ike
wFfSKEY -i9Jsc
POTATOES Mixed at e0o bush
LEAD--S5 SO y loo fbs.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-03-17
J Q = > Q n .
MOUNT IN HERB PILLS.

BONf 4. we pre-ent Won With perfect ksfleS- ofFsz
II uc0 Il CHIEF 81 tribe If til. strange Aztec Nation
i.,l once ruesl N-,cn. will find full
b sud his people panlh and alnlaliacst II
b. i.8d gfsttis / On tAe agents FOR three Pills
fEefAst ntor afd inanbi,eavro VI I. Judsgn's Noun
tlingufb Eiis, has spent e gfsstss part Of his he
iu tfayeiag. hayiHg visited reaiy every country IN IT,
world. He scent oger sN ats anaG4 the Indians ol
The Rocky loantai 4 vi Il xjvns and II thus ft
the Nl6untair liefh Pals. diseove cd. rery
ieefsfin account f Us adventures there will find
Alnauac and FnRhlet Il 5 "a established IA I
That alt diseases arise from
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-03-17
Reflections saTv css-LASoAsf Elk.

raxeexeArioyAL carrcn.--Rgr. FAroS breaches ev-
SABBATH. AZ oua rter before H. a. M and lectures
az popular subjects in the evening.
r.. cuuaca:-RSv. WooD preaches every sabbath
sorniug a. half past 10 o'clock aud every other sao
satb. evening at az.
B.prrsr cgvRoH:-services in the afternoon at
o'clock b. MR DKowS. Announced BY the ringing o.
ths bell.