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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-01-07
DIR. M'LANE'
CELEBRATED
YER MIFUGE
AND
LIVER PILLS.

XETE beg leave to call the atten-
w ton of the Trade, and more
specially the PHYSICIANS Of the
country, TO two Of the most pop
.ular remedies now before the pub
lie. We refer to
Dr. ChaS. Al'Laae's Celebrated
Vermifuge and Liver Pills.
We do not recommend them as
universal Curc-alls, but simply for
what their name purports, VIZ:
TIE yERMITUGE,
For expelIing Worms from the
luman system. 1t has also been
administered with the most salts
actory results to various Animals
snbject to Worms
TIE LIVER PILLS, !
FOR the cure Of Liver COMPLAINTS,
I'll BILIous DERANcEMESrs. Sick
HEAD-AcHE, &c. In eases of
FEVER AND AGuE,
preparatory - r. after taking Qui-
llne, they almost invariably make
speedy and permanent cure.
AS specifics for the above men
ioned diseases, they are Unriyaled,
md never known to fail when adj
linistered in accordance with the
directions.
Their unprecedented popularity
las induced the proprictors,
FLEMING BROTHERS,
PITTsBuRcH, PA.
20 dispose Of their Drug business,
n which they have been success
ully engaged for the last Twenty
Years, and they will now give their
undivided time and attention tc
heir manufacture. And being dc.
.ermined that DR.. MLane's Celc'
grated Vcrnlifuge and Liver Pills
ihall continue to occupy the hgh
position they now hold among ths
great remedies Of the day the7
will continue to spare neither tIIe
nor expense in procuring the be-
and Purest material, and con-
pound them in the most thorouS'
manner. Address all orders to
FLEEING Bros, Pittsburgh, Pa
ps Dealers ana Physicians ordering from oii..
than Fleming Bros. Will do well to write their o's.
distinctly Hnd f0ks mona 5itt Dr. MLaneR prtpp'
~ F2eaiag Bros Pitts1epgh Pa To those wishu;
give them trial VIII forward per mail, post paIa
any part Of the United stateS one box Of Pills oI WV
hree-ccnt postage stamps, or one vial Of Serminssg
oursceu tee-ctnt stamps an orders nom CANADA NJ
De accompanied y. tweA,y cents extra
gents for sale Of Hollands German Bii'eS =
cLane's Yermifuge and Pills: ram:
oh . u Calls, Lancaster Osborn x Parsons, - L.
ahauf Geiger, Cassyille Mrs Harris, MuScOTpe ,m
aul, Patch Grove; T. s. Stanley aud Alfred rrrt
Boscobel; Chandler & York, Hazel Green Chas' n An
Potosi; T.. L. Goodel Plnttevile; David Stewafs wur
Haven; "A. Wood, Fairplay; Chandler Green, TIsr
vile. Y. Y. Sknner, SaMestown; Jonn D"'i' II
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-01-07
OF WISCONSIN, count,

y Circuit Court for said Grant county In VACATION
10 wit, December, Dist a. y. 1859.
Nelson De@e,, Plaintiff against The unknown Own
ers OF the following described piece tct of land IN
the county Of Grant and State of Wisconsin, to Wit
The southeast quarter Of Section 81 in Township
no. and Range no. West-absent Defendants sum-
mons for reliaf. Complaint not served
The State Of Wisconsin, to the above named ~ mt
defendants:
You are hereby summoned and required to answer NE
complaint Of The plaintiff Herein. which was duly filed ia
the Office Of tho Crcnit Court for said Grant
the 2lst day Of December 1852 and to serve eonv
oyour answer on the subscriber, at my Office In the
days after the service hereof exclusive Of the day Of
such service, and If you fail to answer the said com
plant, within The time aforesaid, hereby required
the pain' Will apply to the court for the relief de-
nlanded III le complaint.
". 7. DEWEY, Plaintiffs Attorney
Cassville, Wisconsin.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-01-07
PIKES.FEAK!
Stevens pass! Califori tat!

70 Kill or Eeeting, or any ether Place By Land
with your own Beat.
IffaAkE NOTICE, That easy running wagon is verv
fine thing: in this respect, offer lie testimony
those who using nay wagons that my four-nhcelud
carriages can't be beat for easy runnpgreGuirng less
power and friction than any other west Of Chicago
Persons having wagons other make bringing them
me for re-modeng.
am making any sttl Of carriage that is in of
'ersicc-supe Intending all parts being familiar wit
Goth the iron and wood work Of n wagon.
endeayor to keep as good worA'uen can 10 founc
in the country.
few very fLe Patent Thinble-s6en Wagons for sale
on fair terms al the Premium Wagon shop in Lancaster
Having permanently established myself and bushes
10 Lancaster, depend my reputation for subsania
support in time to
Cash Paid far good seasoned Spokcs
Lancaster, Wis. So D. II. BUDD.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-01-07
What the Press say.

"CosTARs Exterminators are Invaluable remedies fol
clearing houses of aiI sorts Of vermi With all eond.
denco recommend thtm- n. Daily State sedis.
ter.
NCosTAR remedies for all domestic pest, such Rats
Reaches, Bed Bugs, Ants Feas, &C. are iga usbe; We
iss ard Dealers should send their orders early ii thes
would secure uade in theln.[ New York journal
sIshal write something about your ENterminators as
] can do so With proprety. They sre selliua rapidly
hvre and destroying all yeiInin. I'd. Banner, Ear.
ette Mo.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-01-07

EHns-2o pei cent. Of the purchase money IN hand and
the balance in Two equal annual instruments, Interest
1t the rate ofseyen per centper annum.
Address, wm. NJ. Bond, Geneseo, Livingston County,
State ofNew York. lily
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-01-07
Money! Money d.

IL persons indebted TO The subscriber are herebx
"a notified to call and payup. am in want # n,sn.
eY and must have i. Settlement must be made a,ne-
datey Or claims i'll DO pus in ne hands Of Officers r
collection.
Debtors viii remember that further notice viii ~
given without resort to legal processirrespcciiye II
parties JOHN POLLOCK
Lancaster, Sept. sth, 1854 ID
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-01-07
Ayers Cathartic Pills,
EnR AL The PURPOSES OF A FAMILY PHYSn

are SO composed that disease within the range Of
their action can rarely Withstand or eyade them
Their penetrating properties search, and cleanse
ond i,iyicorate every portion of the human y,
ranisrn. correcting its diseased action, and n.
Storing its healthy yitalities. As Il consequence
Of these properties, the invalid who is bowed
down with pain or physical debility is as,onishe5
10 find his health or energy restored by remedy
at once SO simple and inviting.
Not only do they cure the everyday com.
plants Of every body, bnt also many lomida.
ble and dangerous diseases. The agent below
named is pleased TO furnish gratis my American
Almanac, containing certificates of their cures
and directions for their use in the following com.
plants: CostireaeSs, Heartburn, Headache aris.
ina from, disorde1ed Stomach, NAUSEA, Indigestion
Pain in and lfos5id Inactioa Of the Bores, Fiat.
saeacy, Loss of appetite, Jduadice, and other
kindred complains, arising from a low state OF
the body or obstruction of lis functions.
Do not be put off by unprincipled Dealers wiz.
some other pill they rake more profit on. ASK
for Ayers PILLS, and take nothing else.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-01-07
Mast Pay UnI

TTAVING closed business in potnsi, all persons ia-
dehied 10 me, either note or book ac,nun1 are
requested ~ make immediate settlement.
Ptrsens who desire TO settle with NE personally In
rfetelefee to settliag with officers VII please come f-
Nslda.g con rs possible. In my absence. Mr.. George
Vie Wiz ii ye rec -iats il M nAae. DAVID MCKEE.
94fssf :. Tth, 1852. I2.f
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-01-07
Ayers Cherry Peotoral,

FOR THE RAPID CURE OF
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Hoarsenex,
Group, Bronchitil, Incipient COnsump.
ton, and for the relief Of ConsumptiVe
Patients in advanced stages Of tbs
Disease.
So wide is the field OF its usefulness, and 50
numerous arc the eases of its cures, that almost
every section of country abounds in persons
publicly known, who have been restored from
alarming and even desperate diseases of the
lungs by its use. When once tried, its superior.
ity over every other medicine of its Kind is too
apparent to escape observation, and where its
virtues are known, the public no longer hesitate
what antidofc to employ for the distressing and
dangerous affections of the pulmonary organs
that are incident TO our climate. While many
inferior remedies thrust upon the community
have failed and been discarded, this has gained
friends by every trial, conferred benefits on thg
afflicted they can never forget, ana producee
cures too numerous and too remarkable to b.
forgotten.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-01-07
The Murry Lands For Sale.

TTnE following Described lands situated in Grant Coan
4 ii, Wisconsin, offered for SALE
Jf,cu a Marry Rapre 5 Town N Range West
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-01-07

D. I. Parker,
VS..
The unknown heirs 81
Amos Fainter, decd,
and Z. +. DAVIS, adm.
Of estate " said de-
ceased.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1860-10-23
FINALE OF DOUGLAS MEETING.
4 Pcaccabic Citizen Murdered by Il Little
Giant"

BRoCKPoRT, n Y, o.. Up VI.
Our citiz ms were shocked this nprnir, ~
the report that coli-bloo1ed murder had
been committed in this village, last night.
The facts, a9 we have gathered them from
individuals who were ps,sant at the time, are
as follows:
Soon after the alioummant of tho Demo
cratic meeting, difficulty occurred in the
street between Peter Dulfy and George Bra.
man, in which blows were exchanged. Soon
after two DEL ock. the belligerent parties, and
other person, to the number of thirty on more
assembled in tn, canal grocery and liquor
store of Hutchinson IL Cornes, all Of who n
were more or less intoxicated.
The difficulty between Braman anl Duffy
was again renewed, when the latter became
greatly excited, crawlal through n window
into the meat market seized knife about a
f,ot long. used ipr cutting mp meat, opened
the front doors Of th' market, aud passed
arouul into the front Of the grocery when he
struck at Brm1n with the knife, cutting his
thumb; wHnn oscar Npbl's intcrfered for the
purro,e OF ,toppint the assault, when Bra
man escaped, AL the inluriatad Dutfy turned
upon N,h.s >ahb.ng him in the abdomen,
.i.,..4. ,.,..l
N''I.> a','' ~ was Sto'o'd' passed out o'
iA 90 ~ 'H IN Market up the S'on" steps
INTO Man street "n up NAN street 10 water
'irr'.--" >.Hhr' 81 ''Go' 1CT'n fod'-'hto
which h' '...d q i'" ''''' ,f't "n': soort'y
expired -, ''n!,G up Nam street was
mi iN"' toy = u"' '' no d' '"' Where ne i'l
ana exp r."' '''r' WIS very large poor OF
blood, =,
-, Do1, ~ y Wa '',''' NV. ''''H''n oy o"i'''
J. - n'tf\' ana P"'''' ~ ''' 'tN'"P'
Noble TIE murdered man, vas an'n' tw"n-
iy eiLht ye"S OF 'E'' '' '''''t"i To "' quiet
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1860-10-23
r.or, NJ. s,,inr0,l1 stlto Ioarnll. sonl II.


Yesterday afternoon tho four colored per-
sous charged with an attempt 20 take the lives
of the families of Messrs. Ollicer and Huey by
giving them poison, VI ere Examined at the
Court House, before Justice Francis. The
names of the parties are Robert Jones, Mar
care. York and Margaret and Eliza Lucas.
The evidence indicated the cxistecne of the
following state Of affairs:--
Il appears that Margaret aul Eliza Lucas f,
whose respective ages are fifteen and thirteen
yesrs, were bound 90 service with MesSrS.
Officer and Hucy respectively, by their father,
who lives in Ohio Thoy we're TO remain
thus until they should roach the age of eigh-
teen wears. In The inlentures it was expressly
stipulated that their masters should, as far rs
possible, prevent tho two girls from associatng
with colorcd people promiscously. Robert
Jones il sncmS became enamored of one of
the girls, and wishel to visit her regularly.
To tbs ot lection WAS made, and the youth
was toll by Mr. Officer, with whom she lived,
that he must stay away.
This was serious ob'taclo in tho course of
their love The yonpg blacks had gone 90 far
10 -cc,do, having decided to marry. The
gi:rs master standing in the way of any such
arrangement. it WAS determined that he
,HrpIl bee re moved. Accordingly, Young
l,u., iu,,igatel the gi,l TO procure poison,
.rl ol,n mister it in the food; it would kill
.ag-tar AMI mj.lrs,>. aud then he would
..., l.r and take her back - Ohio IN
lor gqt her sister might anticipate in the
r,.it to be- lovycI trou this pleasant little
p.' ..., she also was In ll,.l t' pm. her mas
t,... .,,,4 . t'.. ,vl..
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1860-10-23
HAT MEAN FORGERy.

Carl Scburz has finally soen pr, .r 90 al
lude to the mean mutiatiou Of Ii, Springfield
speech by the Douglas prints. lie may well
take offence in having Mr.. Dougia' sentiments
represented as hi' own. In h~ speech at To-
ledo, O., few evenings since, he ,ad:
In reviewing the position taken bs Judge
Douglas, in his Springfield speec.,--in which
that artful dod GER had said thai the Declsra-
tion of Independence meant hat only white
men were born free and equal, and no; all
white mon, but only British subject, that it
meant that n British subjcat bon in this
country was equal to one BON in E1gland-
he characterized Juiga Douglas d-iuj,ion OF
the Declaration Of Independence as q "diplo.
matte dodge It was Mr. Douglas, ,eliu.
ton that he hal sligustiz,A IA coatrast to
that guIiou7 dv,u"'ope f"",~3 e.. -." G..L
ers, which meant what it said, "toa- all men
were born free and equal
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1860-10-23
Tennessee Po'itic,--The "Bate'' Democrac
Triumphant.

The desert Of Southern politics has OCCASION.
ally, like other deserts, an oasis. On the 10Th
inst, certain Douglas and Bell men and
Breckinrlg, men met together at Woodbury.,
in Tennessee for discussion. Cen Bate lei
off for Brock urilye, aul, accorliug to the par
ty paper qI!ta used up not only Douglas and
Ball, bat also several Of his antagonists upon
the stump. "CoI." Golialay followed him,
and was saccaedsI by one Mr.. Burger upon
the same side. "Tha feature Of The OCCASION y
says 'ha reporter was tn. reply Of Gen :
Blle; in tho colt,e Of this there occurred one
Of those Incidents Of which we read, but which
we seldom see north Of certain line" The
scene i, thu described by the Nashville Union
and imericoa;
"Ncar the close Of his reply he was rulely
interrupted by "A man Of character, who asked
hlm in the midst Of his appeal, "what will you
do win lauccy! Tho quick reply was, we
have put him in IL pen made of rails split by
Abe Lincoln, to keep him from soaring such
men as YOU out OF your boots and breeches,
which brought the house down at the expence
of tn, iutowup'ar. He was standing on a
bench outside Of the bar, and much excited
n~nd his stick aud shaking it in an offensive
manner ,owards General Bate and hefor, be
lt. lune 30 link what he was about, Bate
,,l.,n.. from the table glass tumbler, huri-
q with great force, anl -hivorel it upon
Do. ITO. lntrrrupler, whose name | will not
,au, ,t, holding hi, stick in menacug At.
ttuI, as ift) throw nj pl,.,ug one hand
,o MS pocket Bate, with the most bitter De-
uuuciation, dashed on in Il gallant AMI un
.l.,t,,tnJ -fyln tn tho rinSn ,f his snnrpb fol.
IoU by round after roun of outhu.ast,c aP
oIau,r IN fac, Dh' day Wa q complete aud
.a mug triumph f' u.u Bat. Dam''r,
cy. Nam, Q 'hr y mncru ~ 80 have been
1r Dolgla, visited hiu TT hi, r1pm and gave
in ,ae,j ad sion fp Dh' cau,, which lie had SO
galIan,.y and successfully dcf.uirI"
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1860-10-23


+ leo of the boot an excellent axe and walk
ing up to 'hc clerks office he exclaimed
~ say, look here, Cap'n, I've paid for a
deck passage, but | want bed for myself
and w-i--self aud woman. | amt got
any money, but here's an all jofred good axe"
Tho gentleman in tie office replied that
the clerk hal stepped ont but that he would
be back in a few moments. Whereupon the
man went back to his pile of cheese to look
at his precious treasure.
Having our svnpathieS aroused, we hastily
ran around among the passengers, told tho
story, and took up a collection to procure a
state room for the young couple. To the
credit of our lady passengers they were the
most liberal in their donations, and in les'
than ten minutes time We had collected @l4.-
%. Presenting this sum to the acrecabIy
astonshed young man, we informed nm
that he could now procure state rooT with
two beds. one for himself and wife, and tho
other for the two boys. Thanking US with
his big waery eyes he rushed to tho clerks
where he was met hy Capt. l.. \, Price,
agent of the line Capt Evans, commander or
the boat; and Mr.. Garter, the clerk
Capt. Pierce reclaimed "Here, my good
fellow. here's ticlic, COR yourself and wife to
90 To Chicago. Ga' w,st rs fast rs vpu c1u;
o. to work ,. frn. nl lo,k ont 'r t'
lnul
g'.'. H,.r.r.' u'r dt,ori. . com
aul ,,I'. Iu..- ... !''hr,. krn, ypIr D.
IN gool g.. .il'. '"r" ~. $50.
thy rnu'ol -u' y
,.u',rp a. v,o crack "o.o ou ..
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1860-10-23
OVER TIE WAY.
Gone IN her childish purity
4 -. Il -, .4.,s.

Gone IN her childish purity
cat from her golden day,
Fading away ia the light 81 sweet.
Where the silver stars and the suibeams meet
Paving path for her silent feet
Oyertue silent way
over her bosom teudcrly
Tie pcarl-white hands ure prest.
The lashes ie on her Chrrk - thin
Where the 7ortrs' blush of the rose hath been,
Shuttrp the blue OF her eyes within
The pure lids closed IN rest.
Over the sweet brow lovingly
Twiueth her sunny hair:
She was So fragile that Love seat down
From his heavenly gems that soft bright crown
70 shade her with It's waves 50 brown,
Light as the dimpiing mir.
Gone to sleep, with the tender smile
Frozen op her silent lips.
BY the farewell kiss Of her de,,y breath,
Cold i'm the clasp Of The angel Ofdcaih-
Like the last fair bud Of a fading wreath
Whose bloom the White lrost uips.
Robu-hush'd in your downy bed
Over the swinging bough-
Do You miss her voice from your glad duet,
When the dew bon the hear, p' the rose Is set,
Tillit velvet jp, with the essence wet.
In orient crimson glow
RosdRuI-uuder yonr shady leaf
HI .m the >uuiv d1y-
Dpyou ris. ',- glance ot the eve 50 bright.
Whose hile W. 4 l.tyel IA your trnii -hi'
a is hpamiug upN lu the world Of i'"lt
over the starry way.
Hclr's. where the darIlnp's 'nd '' IN,
Hold hv i.pNe's shining rv--
ID you ,uuN thlt the touch Of her 'optl, hand
Doth brighten tho harp in IN, unknown laudl
OH she waits .pr rs with tbc angel band
over the starry way.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1860-10-23


REPUBLICAN NA:IoNA t.1r S.., O.
Astor Hou~r. s. ! % - tftF 4 Z
The Prcsidpn,a contest i, yr...a
far as the opponents Of the i,epuGllran pot g.,
are concerned. A Congressional Di.:rir ir
Missouri was rhe first TO express its apf.p.I
Of the action Of the Chicago Conyeulra. =
the election To- Congress Of membe, OF tia,
body-au able and gallant representative of
the principles Of tn Republican party The
Free States of Vermont aud Maine, with char
acteristic patriotism, respoded to the action of
Missouri; and now those grea. and powerful
members Of the Confederacy Pennsylvania,
Ohio and Indiana, announce themselves in IA
vor of the Republican cause, and thus assure
its triumph in November
We shall be pardoned, while we disclalm
IN advance, as we earnestly do, any indulgence
in an offensive partisan spirit, for pointing to
these manifestations o a wholesome and salu.
tary lublic sentiment with unmixed pleasure.
But while it is certain that the nominee Of
the Chicago Convention is to fill the high
office Of President of tho United States, the
duty of Republicans is by no means discharged
responsibility Of inaugurating and establishing
wise and boneficent policy for the purpose Of
securing good government will devolvo upon
him. He can do nothing without Congress
which is kindly disposed toward him To
secure such Congress, let no Republican be-
lieve for a single moment, that he is entitled to
exemption from labor until the closing Of ihe
polls in November.
AS the representatives, Of the Republican
party of The Union, upon whom the conduct
of this campaign has devolved, we heartily
congratulate you upon the happy results al
ready secured, and we earnestly exhort you
to renewed and unceasing efforts until our
triumph is complete "A triumph which is on
" desirable because it will give peace and
prosperity to the country, and hope to the
world.
Bv order of the National Executive Com.
EDWIN D. MORGAN, Chairman.
GEO. G. FoGG, Secretary.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1860-10-23

EFA writer in the Southern Coutedracy
gives n picture Of whit will hapsen when Mr..
Yancey's revolution is precipitajcd. Among
other di'agreeable thing, the following Will
take place:
"Tbe wise man of the South Alexandet
II. Stephens, will be dragged to tho euillotnc,
and bis head will role in the gutter and float
in stream Of human blood. Glcrns and
Wrights and Warmers will be huutel down
like wild beasts, and the eloqucnce Of Lo-
chrane will be hushed for ever more! The
now peaceful, prosperous and proud city Of
Atlanta will be torn and rent asuuder by an.
CRY faction; its houses will he comsamed by
devouring flames, and its cutters will run with
gore"
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1860-10-23
Democratic Agument.

Sourel by the recent news announcing the
Republican trumphs in Pennsylvania and In.
diana, the Democrats at Joliet. rehearsed the
outrages of their brethren in Egypt, on the
occasion Of the mass meeting held on W Ines
day. Torches Were snatched from the pro
cession. men were assaulted and knocked
down, and stones and other missiles were
hurled at the cars, which contained men, wo-
men aud children who had taken advantage
of the low fare to visit Joliet. The stones
were thrown with such violence as to smash
the inside blinds of the windows aud pass
with force against the opposite side of the
clrs. Ono passed by the head of MIR. Martin,
of Chicago. and knocked the cap from the
head of little child sitting by the opposite
window, whose infant stature undoubtedly
saved his life. Another passed 10y the head
Of Mr.. Richard Cook, Of the Colby House,
Chicago, grazing the back of the lady sitting
with him. and glanced of striking Mr.. Fran
els II Hlppeu, on the head, infictiug flesh
wound.
The return train Of the ,snars oni,,s leas
inc .Jolie, at about | o'clc'k, lid no. re-" J.
Chicago I; : after 3 o'clock ,'i,rg ..' H' r
f,r forty miles. The nrulert ca -, n
WIN. L;ndsay, ran the ,ra,n ST.. '...s
that some De.np'ri.!c ,hr.'
throw il from ,''' '.'
ot ~ pass ~
Surh pnua,> ,.....
or d,ffre,g,.. ...,' .,u.r %. IL.
excir",nep g. ~
"Iurpr.. '..
when rm. t. ~. .. IS
l,,,L-,.,t H., = ,r.,.. .lY t.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1860-10-23

Ry- a son Of Abraham Lincoln, recently
spent few days at the White Mountains.
While there, n very enthusiastic demonstrators
was made, giving mm a reception as "Prince
of Rails" a procession was formed 70 es.
cort the "Princr," ard anaoches were made
to which he made gepry ropIy. The pro.
ceedngs were vary hurnur us, tie Prince
enjoying them mucn. Tany -ay that For
story telling and wit, he is cup OF the orig
inal rail.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1860-10-23

Ess- A luuatic of superior cultivation and
remarkably prcpossessing appeoran G, escaped
from the Indiana State Asylum n short time
ago borrowed money for new suit Of clothes,
married wealthy young wi low at Laporte,
and Immediately after, conceivng himself to
bc a shocp, exposed his lunacy for the first
ii uc. Toe sirickcn-hearted widew was on
the point or returning him to indianapolis,
when he ran off, and has now been arrested,
aitcr rcco'iating for the purchase of block
of buildings. ut syracuse.