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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-09-12
fARpHAN's COURT sALE.-By virtue

COURT sALE.-By virtue
" of an order of the Orphans Court of Clear.
field county. There will be exposed to public
sale At the Court House in the Borough Of Clear
field, on
FRIDAY THE 7TH DAY
OF SEPTEMBER A. D. 1860,
the following described real Estate to wit A
tract OF land situate in Huston township, Clear
held county Pa, surveyed on warrant in the
name of David Caldwell. Containing 1875 acres
and allowance, bounded by lands surveyed on
warrant in the name Of James Wilson and lands
warranted in the name or Moore & Delaney the
whole of said tract being well timberod, with
valuable white Pine timber and having stream
of water thereon, which can be made navigahlc
for logs, or upon which a Saw Mill might be
erected, late the estate Of Samuel Cadw Il
deceased.
TERMS, one. fourth Of the purchase money
on day Of Sale; fourth on the confirmation
Of Sale, and the balance in two equal annual
payments with interest from day Of Sale to be
secured by Bond e. Mortgage.
DAVID CALDWELL, Adm'r.d
Aug. s, 1860 of Samuel Caldwell, decd,
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a uDITOK,s NOTICE

a UDIIOKS hOIICE.-In the matter OF
~ the estate Of Abrsm Hess deceased late of
Boggs tp., C,earfeld county Pa.
An ado urned Audit will be held in the above
c state, on Tuesday the 18th instant at the Ohic
os Larrimer 4 Test in the borough Of Ciearfeld
at 10 O'Clock of said day Of which time and place
all persona interested will take notice.
C.oarGeld Sept, 1860. j. IL, LARRIMER,
Auditor.
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REGISTERS NOTICE.

NJ Office, is hereby given that the following
~ accounts have been examined and passed
by me, and remained filed of record in this Of
fee for the inspection Of heirs, legatecs, credi-
tors, and all others in any other way intcrcs-
ted, and win be presented to the next Orphans
Court of Clcarfeld county, to be held at the
Court House, in the borough Of Clearfcld, com
mencing on tn 4th Monday of September, 1860,
for the confirmation and allowance
The ac count of Geo. Jacob Yoas Adminstra-
tor Of tho goods and chattels, rights and cred
its, of George Ginter late of Brady township,
Clearfeld county deceased.
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A1'ch II
70 Persons out of Employment

70 Persons cut of Employment.
A GENTS WANTED TO SELL the Eric Sew
= ing Machine
We viii give Commission, or wages at from
$2j to 500 per month, aGl expenses paid. This
is a new Machine, and so simple in its cons!ruc-
ton that child of 10 years can learn to operate
it by half an hours instruction. 1t is equal to
any Family Sewing Machine in use, and t he
price is but Fifteen Dcllars
Persons wishing an Agency will address
J. n BOYLAN,
Secretary Erie Sewing Machine Company,
Aug. s, lS6O.-jw MILAN, OHIO
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A FARM FOR Sale.

Tho undersigned offers for sale, valuable
farm in Penn township formerly owned and
now occupied by Richard Denver jr: containing
about so acres, bounded by land Of John p.
IIoyt, Thos. Martin and Jonathan VAIN, one
mile west of Pcnnville. From 40 to SO acres
cleared-a good fr me dwelling house, log
barn, and other buildings erected thereon. Also
a good bearing orchard and a never failing
spring on the premises, and will be sold on
terms. For which apply to Wm. r.
vim CurwcnsyiIlc, RICHARD DENVER, Sen.
Aug. 9th lSGO.--5n. Penn township.
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DIED,

ulED,
On saturday Sept, Sth VIRGINIA, daugh
t'r OF u Q. and Elizabeth Mccullough
a5od q ears.
On Saturday, Sep, 9Th FRANK son Of
George oud---Shultz, aged about
3 years
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I'NtCttUns NuiiVE -ipHsH rsiR
~ m.h'afy t.tinf ttth granted io ne under
IIguti 0n thr o.tatc "a gtutf6 Wtlrh ltroafel,
late VI lhwtguco ip Uitatfall riunIy ra.. hll
pcutua indebted 30 aid estate mc requested t0
make Immediate poymoat and those having
claims ngainI H. hts requested io present then
duly authenticated Tor fettlfmtnt
August J. ls10-6t WM, PORTER, Exr
DLAsTERINC,-Th sabscribor. having
Il located himself in the borough Of Clcar6cld
would inform the public that he is prepared 90
Ito work Ia the above line, from plain 10 oruauon.
tai of amy description In % wurkmauiile manner,
Also whitcwashing md repairing done in o. neal
manner and ON reasonable terms
EDWIN COOPER.
clcnrGeld April II, lsGO-ly.
TVNHE CLEARFIILD ACADENIY, will
L be opened for the reception OF pupils,
lmales and fcmales) on Monday, Aug goth, 1850,
Terms per session Of eleven Weeks
OuhogUphy, Reading, Writing Primary
Arithmetic and Geography. $3.50
Higher Arithmetic, English Grammar, Goog-
raphy and History. $500
Algebra, Geometry, Natural Philosophy
and Book Koeping ST 90
Latin and Greek languages. SO 90
To students dcsirous Of acquiring a thorough
English Education, aud who wish to qualify
themselves for teachers, this Institution offers
desirable advantages.
No pupil received for less than half a session,
and no deduction made except for protracted
sickness.
Tuition to be paid at the close of the term.
g. B. SANFORD, PRINCIpAI.
Nay %, 1860 IY.
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NEW GOODS
NEW GOODS, NEW GOoDSM!


JnstrSeo7ed @ i and now opening S at lGyl2s & cheap
CVIueI sIoIe, " laIEC anu " cu stlCCtV" stoSh %
cpr'pS ana summer Eoous AL oi Wnlch are o.
a. .Om =, r '''''' '"'' 'li iWyiT
me Eool' ana Pr,oSI' St ~ ,ca f. l. IRWIN
., .,-,...-,..--.
sonnels' Florence braldS, English straw,
az @ shaker ,.;I ana otn9r s i.y9' trimmed and un-
store Of .,,. ,r., =, f. AZ IRWIN
CuI"eh''Iil@, May 10, %.
----,------
please all Wilbc found at tho corner store Of
Curwinsvilie, May lG, 1860 f. A. IRWIN,
C'cs at lryins cornerstone, Curwcns,illc IS, 'Go.
Ctt,rro ond o,t,,. yt,.,.t- =, ..--...--,,
~ Storo ~ d" lE' '' nIP Iny gHe'P
VI C,,n',. ,7,o.o VI ..,, ,r-.,c ,co H. A. IRWIN;
: -------
Soo's ana ehoea' A larger stock and lower
ID prices than ever, at Twins Cheapest corner.
Curwcnsyillo, May I6 go
worry large stocl, Of srrir, ,rl sr,o,,o.
N clothing of the latest stvlos for soIc Io,y Inv
------ ''"' ''' ''''' N' Z" iN'lN'
Cooking Stoves Of various sizes and rriccs for
: CurwensyiIJc Nav IL ,eo N' A. INV IN
.-.
"a Eackcrcl and Herring for sale at the corner
I'VE store Of E.A. IRWIN.
turwcnsyillc, Ray Ii, go
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,,nrnAAslnlnl .li-l- -n- -.

hurnNNs vutpt sNtt ~, uHm
". au UIu of 90. UuibnH Cont H' Dnf
uI unnit .i..t wlh ..I.tl 4. rui .a.u
H Hua humtI u0a. bloom Boz lhr Borough .l
rf..u.r.Ir 0u
SATURDAY IIiI sIll DAY
ur SEPTEMBER s. ID lsfn.
atl a'rlHr. %. A., iha following 1.#r.al real
.snla lUuil. lUol certain pn.nu.u or trHnl of
bnd situate Iun tha public tn1l If.i.ug from
ulnf6uu u Sow Washington BOO riku town.
ship Claraold county Penn o.. bounded 600 tho
north hy land belonging T. iha t.'bl. or John
s.. Curry lruu.OI, ON Tho ratl iy mnl ol Fitch
a. Uututuu, un Ono west by huls of VIM 4
BLOOM and VIM Rex md oh tho south hy land
vt Gc0rgc W Curry. Containing two Hundred
and lltucn Acres moro Ur lcsa, having erected
thereon largo tw,-st0y frame lLI house,
weplhcrboudod and painted, with collar
largo double log barn, grain. house, dry-hUusc,
wagon shed, oul alb out ono hundred acres Of
cleared land with % largo bearing orchard, and
o never milwg spring wntor thereon, late tho
estate Of Richard Curry deceased,
TERMS 10 per cent on day Of sale, one. half
ot con ,Imution Of solo, md the balance i'm one
ycur with interest to be secured by bond and
mortgage. WM. REN Admr,
Aug. s, lSGO of Il. Curry deceased.
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$50 Reward.

1S0 Acres Of land for Sale, l 5 acres of which
Il w is improved, the balance well tmbered
with white pine Oak, and Hemloci; two dwell
ing houses, Saw MILL Lath Machine, Stable and
other out buildings.
Situated one and half miles from Clearfeld.
on the Turn Pike leading towards Luthersburr.
For further particulars apply to the subscriber
on the premises.
Aug. g, 1sG0.-6t. ISRAEL NICHOLS.
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Dye-stunS q Varnishes:
Blank Books and Stationary.

IVUSUT8,
Day books, Receipt and Note o-bools, Diaries, La.
dies nnd Office Portfolios, Blank parchment and
paper Deeds, Bonds, Mortgages, and all other
legal blanks.-Foolscap, letter, Note, Business
and drawing paper, Envelopes, Ready reference
Filcs,-Anncar's and Arnold's writing fluid Ink,
black, blue, and cormine, Steel Pens ana Pen
holders, Paper clips mucage, and all other ar
ticlcs in the Stationary line
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Just received and now opening at IRvIy's cheap
corner store, large and ell selected stock Of
Spring and Summer goods, all Of which are Of
fercd at lower prices than ever. Call and exam
inc goods aud prices. L, l. IRWIN.
Curwensyille, May IG, go.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-11-03

VorE OF GRANT County -Four years
ago the majority in Grant County for Ere
mont was nearly 400. The highest ma
Ijority since then was about 1900. We
look for a Lincoln majority next Tuesday
Of about 1900. Il may be greater, can
not be much less. Could every voter in
the county be get to the polls, we think
the Republican majority would be 1000.
MARKErs-PoRK AND BGEF.-The mar
kets remain unchanged. The freights are
high, warehouses full and winter near At
hand--otherwise prices would be better
Persons, able to hold on to wheat and hay-
ing safe means Of keeping, had better hole
on till spring. No danger Of q fall. We
have no clear information Of the price Of
pork; dealer some days since informed
us there would be fair demand for pork
and beef.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-11-03

AN ACCOMMODATING CRzAruRE.-On
| aah,,urs'.ay evening llsf. couple Of young
folks called on Esquire r., and after con.
siderable hesitation, requested to be united
u the "holy bonds Of r1atrinony," which
request the Esquire at once proceeded to
comply with. The bride, from the late
ness Of the hour and the peculiar nature Of
the call, thought some explanation necsssa-
ry' and 50 very innocently remarked: ave
came from Columbia county to attend the
tar, bat, finding the taverns all full, and no
place for Alex. to sleen, We concluded to
get married, 50 he c0at{d sleep NTH met''
such We as that d worth having. So
madison Patriot.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-11-03

ExTRAoRDINARr NEWSPAPER FEAT.-
THE New York World, the newly estah-
lished secular daily, with religious tenden-
|eies. states that, IN order to carry OFT ia
principles upon Which it wac started. II !
strict regard to the religious convictions Of
ms Propuetors, arrangements were made
whereby vast amount Of work could he
accomplished in the two hours and halt
between midnight and the departure of the
first express train on Monday morning, and
with such success, that from tie very starr
ot the World, mot one Of the twenty-foul
hours belonging to the Sabbath has been
used for work Of any kind. We have, SAYS
the Wortd, demonstrated the practicability
OF publishing a.complete Monday morning
paper without trespassing upon hAlIowed
tlne
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-11-03

8 Beware Of bogus Or mixed tickets,
lying hand-biDs on the eve Of election, false
charges against candidates designedly got
out when it is too late to reply to them,
and also, beware Of coalitions to defeat re-
publican candidates. Beware especially Of
false republicans, who have not the spirit
but only the name-men whose soul is
ready to enlist with the enemy as with the
disciples Of liberty. May God send clouds
and darkness over the party in order that
such may Leave til Good Lord deliver Us
from theml
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-11-03
SHERIFF7S SALE. BorHwELL, a. al.

State Of Wisconsin, Grant County, s. Great Court.
order Of sale, john q. Clark, Guardian Al LIEN
81 James Jeffrey, George Jeffrey, Eliza AIM leIsss
md Edward sIirey, minoi Arirs oi Edward JeifreN
deceaaea ll ss.Henrietta Batame formerly JelTiey
ana Henry Boutwell,, her husbsn,, defendants.
~ virtue Of an OF ste of rhe here3titsr men
tio,ea lands issued froln the abs named court
rstte manufactured shall pose 10 sale at Public
rs arsuause of said daaco at tAe outer do3I
~ ms eauft house III Tie vitae af Lancaster, GaHi
conat. Wisee nsn on tnea5lh day Of December. a -
le6a 1T one o'clock D. easG day Tie sassa val
~ S,,l3 Tor The immediate and benefit said mrDi
heirs 10 the highest aud lest bidder Tor cash IL hand
ne following Ii carrett description Of tho Lands e
be sold, to wIt: The OF the " = Of the NJ 4 o.
see 50. Town No. s, No. ~. Also the ieromlnp
described tracts ia NY u Of Sc Z Of Sec. -, 8 4
commencing chains East Of n " corner 81 u
u Sc Il Of said Section No ~, taenee South "a deg.
West $50 links. variation deg IS Minutes, tssnce
Y 65 deg 4 25 aka. thence ~ icg, i II ilEss
ihonce II $50 aks to ths places n beginiang conias'-
I'M g. 0nths aeses. Ais0 cenifaenefug chains and
AZ lfrlss IL of NF corner of Il os + If said sec
sS thenca & deg ~ yasatibn deg 4oih lEi0Auks
ti,.nea n 6sls DIR + . eian- ana ~ links, tAenee
asg ass. 10 eaetns aaa w sihAss there eiiaiN
ami 81 liegs to rghce IT beginning, continuing te =
an 4,ra4s fenntg Ns~claslm Nased SAe LIS Vhee
1850 ". 81. FOSTER, Sheriff.
VIZ. I. CARTER, Plaintiff Attorney, is-ap
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-11-03

A9plEs.-Apples are worth two dollars
pr barrel at Milwaukee, perhaps less in
large quantities. The freight charge per
barrel to Boscobel has heretofore been about
50 cents. The railroad company have re-
duced the freight charge to 80 cents, which
enables persons to get winter supplies very
low. Orders with money may be left with
the freight agent or any Of the merchants
at Boscobel. During our visit to Milwau-
kee last week we purchased several barrels
Of assorted kinds, well put UP and in good
oNar.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-11-03

SEND IN THE REruRNs.-We hope ar
raogsn.uts will be made ia every town Of
he county 10 send us the results Of elections
As soon as canyassed and known. Printed
slips containing results may be had at this
office at all times for several days after cleo
lion, and copies viii be sent by mail every
where Also, please give notice Of results
to the telegraph operators at Boscobel and
Muscoda, who will forward the same in a
few .conds to Milwaukee and Madison.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-11-03
WHAT HAS CHANGE ) YOU 50

We have all witnessed with establishment the exraOr
binary and improved change IA many gentleman and
lady who la become plematurcy gray bat who, b.
sOuIt meal > haa been niraculoussy rejuvsnated-
There Is time in life when gray hairs hafmo-
nize with the furrowCd brow and the wgiHked eanfea
but unfortunately from other, thousands
Of young and women not only witness the gradual
change OF their looks 10 "moted and specified gray
hut mortiGe b. the danger Of positive badness
from the actual loss OF their hair. All this demands
remedy, aud safe We naturally look about and
ask, in ais age OF scienc invention, who stands high
est as the Proprietor and Manufacturer Of zeal hair
restorera restorer Of color we'll health, beau
flyer wei hair tonic y Z find ~ the head &c
the claimants, in this long line single individual. Any
Of the splendid hads Of hair along Broadway, M
ling out, dy and gray, when asked What has chang.
ed sou :" viii reply PROFESSOR GOD sAIg REsroI-
ALIVE
c. sutieH-Beware of worthless limitations as several
are already III the mErkt ealiebs eaerent
Use unless tie words Prof Woods Hair Restora-
tive Depot, St. Louis No. md New York." blnwn
ID tho bottle. Sold Dy all Druggists and Patent Medic
cine dealers Also by ali Fancy and Toilet Goods dcal
ers in the United states and anadas. 20-lm
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-11-03

c,e, scuraz.-The friends Of this dis
.a;sbad orator Of Milwaukee, have out a
= photograph likeness Of that gentleman,
=. # which may be seen at this Office
:, ! fine large photograph Of "Abe."
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-11-03
WEAKNESS AND DgBrI1rY-AH who

suffer from weakness debility whore there is want
Of energy, should at once hayo recourse to Juds0ns
Mountain Herb Pills. They iminsd iateiy purity the
blood and cct upon the handspring Of life, giving
strength aud v;gor TO the st.n Young persons en-
tering into womanhood, with arrangement Of the func
lions aud TO mothers at the tarn OF life, these Pills will
mag be the turn. Young and elderly suffer IA
similar manner at the same periods, when there al
WAYS danger they should thereto undergo course Of
tins aurit ing medicine, which nsureS lasting health
This great households medicine ranks among tie lead
ing cessates of lie, ii is well Known the world
TINS act is established that the tights the
World.
Ju,sons Mountain Herb Pills are sold BY all Dealers
in Medicine. .0-lsn
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-11-03

RonpraY.-Three stores in Gutenberg,
lava. were broken open on the night Of
n, l8thult., and goods stolen 10 the amount
a over 800. The burglars were not de-
t.ctei, but lantern which they left burn
ina IN one Of the stores would probably
l.od to their detection. So we learn from
the Gutenberg Register.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-11-03

10 THE LADIEs--MILLTN cry. The ladies'
q Lancaster aaa vicinity Informed that Mrs aiElKR
known rs the Dayton HoMse she is prepared 10 DO
wofk according 70 Eastern styles Also repair and
mats 20 ult present iashens some attention will De
gwen y economy IN the of trimmings we'll as
charges tor work. 44t
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-11-03

QUARTERLY MEETINGS. round OF
Quarterly meetings for platsege District, held by W
W. Can;
fatcA Grove, October, 81 2S
Beetown. November,
Lancaster Nov 10 IL
fetosi. Nov. II Is.
Pateyille. Nov. ~ 25.
Jas estown, December, q
Prcyiasnee, Dec. o.
Hazel Green. is t6
District Stewards viii meot at ms residence IA Platte
vile, Nov. It'll at III 81 M W. WlLgax. n III
It'd
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-11-03
HagOur hiississinni sallav i das,;naa J,

become the garden OF the World Iat dead weiohf On
"a popeation + the nias.u which engende bilious
aistaseF az ever ~ Gould an abssiutu aatid0te be
Is impossible U ofeg estimate the coscq snes to ou,
prosperity wv cong fatuiafe fe0wreiiizens ~
iellp~ buIereFs Rg0und as the ammo ncelnent ta
poftant II tr1e that Df. g. AYR the celebrated med
80 htmis OF tbs East, has discovered just such ali
sannaotehs "Agu Cure, which is supplied at u price
That can exclude fr.m its benefits and that il
ssd to cure Fever que and kindred Diseases 10
moral certainty.-iaAattg Eisstor, Memphis 2o-ml
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-11-03

E@ MONEY due Us on account may be
sent BY mail and we will return receipts.
Those owing a long time for the Herald
are expected to pay this fall. We too, owe
- per cent. debts, and every dollar paid
will 60 towards discharging such dear old
debts.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-11-03

isEfAERr At BoscoBEL.-J. ID. Reymet,
,De Democratic candidate Of this Di.tlict
~ Congress, was announced to speak in
D :, on Thursday evening. Those
1n0 heard him probably listsued to "the
n ! IN bonds as if taund With him." We
aud BY reference to the Black List, see
rye 90 that J. D Reyme,t, on the oaths
= Charles E. Jenkins aud Moses NJ. Strong
lived only one thousand dollars in Rail
'a e0'iuption bonds; the lowest sum CIV
= "a any case! We put it to the conaid
.a'on O voters whether the men Who re-
.,''.a ave- ten. fifteen and twenty-five thou
-. collars wouldn't he better men Is send
N9ssress ;lA.aa those whose services were
',u only Que thousand Only thou-
~ a0llar man for Congress,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-11-03

r D HrcIlI FOR AssEMBLY.-In the
D.,te,ilIe Assembly district, Mr.. Thomas
! HnciJl is the democratic candidate for
!, !. Assembly; the republican candidate for
! y district IS Hammer Robbins.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-11-03

MEETING OF COUNTY BoARD.-The an
nual meeting Of the Board Of County Su-
peryisors will be on Tuesday the 18th Of
November, at lancaster Chairmen will
not forget to bring along the election returns
on that day.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-11-03

RI Lieutenant Governor Beale, Of Wis
consin, hitherto an unainching Democrat,
has come out for Lincoln and Hamlin.-
Mr.. Beale was Lieut. Coy. Of Wisconsin
from 1s49 to 1851.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-11-03

FRUIT TREEs.-Ihe latter part Of last
week some thousands Of fruit trees were
brought to Lancaster from Geneva, n. Y,
% I'LL orders Of Grant County fartners.-
foftwo days the town was crowded with
teams here for the purpose Of removing
men, The orders, which were ia the
hands Of Messrs Carr and Payson, amount
Cd to about $4,000; all Of which goes out
. Grant county. This lot Of trees consisted
u about 5000 apples, aud nearly proper
"onaie quantity Of grape vines, pear trees,
Pona' ounces, cherries, peaches and cur
aaa@' gooseberry and strawberry shrnbbery.
LIE trees are kept through tho winter BY a
nursery process Of burial.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-11-03

PLATTEvILLE AND CALAMINE RAILROAD.
Mr. Treadwell. Of Mineral Point, has
been employed to survey the route for this
~ad, and, we aae informed, commenced
the work last wednesday. The work Of
Construction viii probably soon commence.
Ihenoa4 will greatly benefit Platteville and,
IT'S thought, also Lancaster. Calamine i
situated on the Railroad leaaiig from Mn
gal Point to Warren, H., and is distant
i'on Platteyills 8 miles, which will be the
easth Of the contemplated road. Platte
vile will then be the terminus Of a road
Thlcaconnects with roads leading to Chica-
So st. Louis and Cairo.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-11-03
SPECIAL NOTICES.

FOR SALE AT THIS OFFIcE-JUsr RE-
cEiyEp FROM New YcRK Justices Docka-a, School
insurer hecords School Regisers Acct Books Pocket
Memorandumss Drawing Cards, finest Envelopes and
Note raperau for sale below former prices ut the Her
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-11-03

PRAYERFUL AND MUsIcAL.-Our "boss'
Of the Herald has a boy i've or six years
Ole, called Frank. Frank. like all the res
of the boys in town, has been seized with
one Of those epidemic songs which AWAY.
follow the visits Of cir,uses. The song il
question il this instance, is sung to the air
+" Whole hog or none The chorus is il
these words:-
Jord bless your soul it is the truth ten you honey
The people all do act strangely and SO very funny
Every bodys bound to go the Whole hog or none
and is hummed by everybody hereahouts as
well as Frank. The other night when
Frank was being put to bed, he was remind
ed Of his oyisonal teachings, and at once
kneeled By the bedside and recited as fol-
lows, raising his voice from the beseechi-g
tones Of The first line to the appropriate
musical tones OF the song:
'Now Iay nat down to sleep
Lord bless yosr sOal it is ide trGA TteH you honey
Frank, discovering his blunder, muttered
il a half slnothered laugh, "Oh, | forgot
and resumed bis prayer.