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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-15
TRENCH PROTESTANT INSTITUTE FOF

IL YOUNG GENTLEMEN No. 40 East 2ith-st
BOARDING and DAY-SCHOOL. The lessons for the sixth
year will commence TUESDAY, Sept 10 Csssics, Mathe
mstcs Spanish German English studies beside the French,
which Is the language Of the school Seventeen teachers No
money pains spared render this Institution complete
possible Gymuascs and equitaon. References names Of
former pupils and their parents, &C. In circulars fhoe
Primary department - , - 49,. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-15

I DhuANS.-Two Organs, suitable for churches
h Que ssn and one Ten stops superior tone and workman
.ap i0r SNLE cheap AJpy to j. C. S, ODPLL' No leu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-15

~ family in stockbidge Mass viii receive few Misses TO
BOARD and INSTRUCT The health morals, Manners and
general education will receive careful attention For particulars
references &C. spply to the Rev. r. DAVIS No les Licking
ten-ay
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-15

ID p. JENKSs SELECT SCHOOL for BOYS.
H. 300 Broadway viii reopen MONDAY sept TO- Cn.
culars at X. LOCKWOOD SONS, No. All Broadway.
SCHOOL and HOME EDUCATION.-Fren
- and English Classical and Commercial Bosdng and Day
School, with fine Playground and Gymnasu-Nos IL ard 40
West 26th-st between Broadway and 6thsv. Mr. LOUIS
ERNST takes charge of limited number Of Boys only Re-
opens September TO-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-15

DUTGERS FEMALE INSTITUTE,
Ia Nos. 49, 457, 439 5thav.
The eighty sixth session Of this Instute will Sept H.
The Institute stages connecting with the principal ferries and
school the terms heretofore.
the lines Of aud stages which 2dst also the
Hudson and Harlem Rar ed available for scces- the
which IL located the 2dst and 9Th
One Of the Institute viii with the Hudson
accommodation pupils coming TO the
city by that conveyance
TUITIoS
Collegiate department. per quSftef
Advance Class. IL quarter
Preparatory Primary per quarter
Further information tuition in Languages Music Drawing
admission pupils board IN the
kny Principal be found In the catalogue obtained
the Institute. Pus viii be received and classes organized
the 18th, 18th, and l4th inst. Address
HENRY 81 PIERCE Principal.
j. w. C. LEVERlDGE,
Secretary Of the Board Of Trustees.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-15

SELECT SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
~ No. II West 2'thst, Broadway, OPENS Sept TO-
AARON RAND, Principal,
Successor 10 J. Jay Greeno1gh, deceased
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-15
GERMAN AMERICAN INSTITUTE, No. 300

" West 22dtt This school conducted the approved
German PLAN harmonious development Of ali the
ties OF the mind the physical perfection and the moral webeng
OF s pupils Numerous highly qualified teacher native and
foreign employed in the English German ch and Spanish
departments Boys prepared for business college Separate
department for Girls in which plain and ornamental Needework
taught Gymnasium superintendent by competent gym
In both departments There few vacancies for Boarding
Pupils Term begins Sept TO- Circulars giving full particu
lars may be obtained 1OCKWOODS No All Broadway;
WESTERMAkN'S No 40 Broadway, and at the Institute,
X. DULON, P. D., H. GERCKE, z. d.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-15
RAYEN, BACON & Co.
XG 0EERgTQTNa pIANnQ

lNararoonn No. la5 Grand q.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-04-28

f;on. when nom is used there ard nomme
il given as erroneous. He says commas
should never be placed after quotation
marks, when all authorities, such as Ulil-
son, Quackenbos &c, say to the contrary.
He SAYS the verb, to charm means to arouse
when every one knows it is the opposite.
He SAYS the sentence, each scene was in
teyyened by music, is correct, and what is
worse than all, because totally untrue, is his
assertion that he corrected nag articles
/ All the change that he made was to mis-
spell the words "mamalia', insignificant
and "two-columned', when putting them ii
type. These / asked the Editor to correct
last week, but he failed to do it.
The charge that he is not capable Of
using good English needs no further proof
His articles are sufficient. But he sho'd
be eaptious about the matter, will say that
/ have a catalogue Of no less than fifty ex-
/ pressions taken from his productions, con
sisting Of words, vulgar phrases and senten-
ces for the use of which no authority can
be found This catalogue l will furnish
him when requested Furthermore | stand
ready at any time to furnish the best au-
thority to sustain any assertions that | have
made concerning The use of language, and
for the use af any word contained in my
articles
With these words Of self vindication,
leave Mr.. Pollock and his coadjutors t
pursue their ways, ii future unmolested
recretting that the public have been calleC
to witness this, to me extremely unpleasant
controversy, but at the same time conscious
that have acted only in defense Of my
honest rights.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-04-28
AvocA, Iowa Co., wis, Feb. 10, 1860.
eraefenbo,c Co.. 50 Park Row. NY.


GENTlENEN-I hardly know la what manner to ex-
press deep gratitude for the perfect health enjoy
for the first time during the past fifteen years.
From my girhoCd was afflicted with Uterine difficult
grew older until death itself seemed preferable the
misery endured. was treated by the most eminent
physicians until they pronounced me ncurable Other
resortea to, but without success, and had
abandoned all hope Of regaining my health. when
Mr. Joseph Smith to reside in place, and be-
coming acquainted with my urged my husband to
have try your Marshaps Uterine Catholicon which
had cured his wife Of similar condition. finally
menced use with Little faith, yet, by two bottles
entirely restored and should this public acknowl-
edgment be the of rngng other from like
condition Of misery, shall feeiBe paid for the trouble
ELIZA DAVENPORT.
am well aeqainted with the circumstances of the
above case and think it the extraordinary
knew accomplished by the use Of Medicine, and
cite Won to number in q Is vicinity who have
since used the Caholicon for Uterine complaints with
the most satisfactory results.
D. w. DUDGEoN.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-04-28

Dun CoNsTITuTIoE AND THE Porter
DuEL.--The provision IN our State Consti-
tuition against dueling is as follows
Any inhabitants Of this State who may
hereafter be engaged, either directly or in
directly, in duel, either as principal OF
accessory, shall be disqualified as an electol
from holding ATTY office under the Consti-
tuition and laws Of this State, and may be
punished in such other manner as shall be
prescribed by law.
This clause cahnot bar Mr.. Potter from
accepting any national office as Membe
Of Congress, but would bar him from ac
ceptiug any State office. Our State Con
stitution cannot determine the qualification
Of Members Of the u. s. Congress, &c
That can be done only BY Congress itself
The Constitution Of the United States ex
pressly provides:
each House shall be the judge of til,
elections, returns and qualifications Of it
own members" -Milwoukee Wisconsin
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-04-28
Shall the Collection Laws be
AbgKishhd.

The New York Iadependeat, which Is
regarded as good authority iii matters per-
tanning to the mercantile trade, has tie fol-
lowing:
The very best security for tie collection
.of debts is to have no legal sanction foI
making them; leaving the payment Of debts
TO the simple conscience or sense of honor
or of interest Of the debtor.
This is growing opinion among tho
merchants Of this city.
Laws for the enforcement OF the pay,
ment Of debts are a perfect delusion They
are only now paid where honesty or inter
est sways men to do so. .
The cost Of collecting debts from debtors
wavering in their dishonesty is considerable
More dependence is now placed thar
formerly on mems character for honesty
and prudence combined than apparen
means; hence the great success Of mercan
tile agencies, where information is bough
at large price.
We tRerefors incline to the opinion tina
laws for the enforced payment Of debts haC
better be dispensed with and creditors lief
to depend on their own viHgance anc
shrewdness ofjudgment in giving credit.
! Country merchants shall bear in nin'
that already many sets Of books in Net
York are daily posted up with their repd
tations for responsibility, sobriety, industry
honesty and capacity.
The hundreds Of clerks III the offices fth
mercantile agencies are wholly employee
in this task, and habits more or less i'm
moral, which weaken or destroy in thei
subjects any Of the cardinal virtue Of trade
are transmitted duly by the daily post AM
recorded faithfully in their books, to b
given to the creditor who is willing to pa,
for the information.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-04-28

SOME PREssER.-We have pressfnan,
Zone who has been at the business less than
three months,) who runs off six eleven-quire
tokens or 1900 sheets, on no. 4 Imperi-
al Washington press, in a little over four
hours; being at the rate Of a token IN about
SO or 81 minutes. The boys call him
aHaak.n He is large enough to have con
siderable attraction, and his pressing quail
tiles would suggest tendency to banker
after the ladies.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-04-28
81 McLANE,s ERMIFUGE-PREpAREp

Dr.. MCLANE's VERAIIFUGE-PREPARED BY
FL. Ming BROS OF PITTsBURGH.-DuIing practice of
more than twenty years DR. 81 Lane bad ATTEMPTED inBu-
merabe patients afflicted with every form Of worm dis
mind to the discovery of vermfuge worm destroy
err certain N its effects; the result OF his abors is the
American Worm Specific, before the public, prepar-
ed by Fleming Bros of Pittsburgh which is perfectly
safe and may be given alike to children of the most
tender age or the adult; it purges mildly and subdues
fever and destroys with ngaiiable 1t
is easy Of administration, and it does not contain
mercury in any form whatever restrictions are ne
cessary with regard to drinking cold WATER Is il
pablo Of doing Injury to the tenderest infant An in
credible number Of worms have been expelled ~ this
great vermituge. AZ mi
Purchasers viii be careful toasaS for Dr. MIANE's
FSLEBRATED LIVER PILLS. manufactured by FLEMING
B5 0S. of Pittsburg, Pa There other Pills purport
inn to be Liver Pills, before the public Or. Nc
i.n' geni..s Liver Pills, also his celebrated Vermi-
fuge, be mad at all respectable drug stores
None genuine Githort The signature ef
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-04-28
49, go SIcK.-Diseasas ID lhe poloels

HEAL THE SIcK.-Diseases of the Polcels
and Stomach ALWAYS caused by large deposits Of hurt
full natter left BY bad impure blood in those impor
tant organs and the poisonous sateria in this Vita
blood acting the system, makes ii too weak to throw
or tsis ma1er by the natural channels, If any is
carried of ID is a very small portion So arise .tar-
rhoea and dysentefS collie, cosveness bad breath i'm
DIGESTION nausea, loss Of appetite, &C., &c. To cure
ali these tbs blood must be cleansed. short use Of
Jddson's aA1untaih Herb Pills Will delight you. You
will feel witt surprise their igby power, and be will
ling to say With the red Of the West, truly they
are the mighty heater"
rsE9 Sold by al Medicine Dealers.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-04-28

~ DIGD
1 /rApTrP Al the residence of his son-in-law, VIM.
fpfagson IN Lancaster, of paralysis, the goth oil
Anil Mr. TRoMAs CARTER aged rs years, months
~ was born and brought up az Postslaae, Sussex Co..
Fnc1 Id and emigraed to this country in so Deeeas-
"a was the father aud grand father to large and gh-
~ regpeeted family, thus, enaiiing bis many good
auaifes upon children perhaps children unborn for
several generations What encouragefaents for
parents 10 be- uprght Nand conscientious, humane and
nevoleuti x
WHARTON-At Sinsinawa 5tonnd, between April 4th
and April 18TH Scarlet Fever I've and all the chill
dren Of Robert and Elizabeth Wharton.
SNOWDEN--In Platteville April nth, @onard snow
den, iniapt Of Randolph and Elizabeth snowden.
TREIORE--Tn tho Hurricane, april 10th, Mrs. Mary,
life Of James Trelore, aged IS years.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-04-28

MARKEr.-The markets up to April Esd,
at Chicago, remained about at stand
Flour, on good inquiry, was held firm
sales at $500 to $5.o5. Wheat had al
yanced 2 cents; no. / held 1t $1.oG. Corn
was active with shippers and had advanced
2 cents; sales at 81 cts. Rye reported
scarce, and barley in good demand.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-04-28

SHERMAN & MAsoN's Corn Planters
Improved since last year. are offered for
sale by agents at the low price Of s3.5o.-
To lie seen and had at this Office.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-04-28
RURTs'
.EAGLE REAPER & MOWER Combined!


The Improvements consist, Brstly-The Diyider his
been changed SO tina :. I'll work in most perfect
manner
sECoNn 1--WE have substituted Steel Beam
lace Of the wooden one.
THIRDLY-We have changed no position Of the
Gearing to the rear Of the Driving Wheel which nearly
balances the Reaper upon the axis Of the main Diving
Wheel.
F0URTHLY-The position 81 ine ilSyer Platform and,
Braces are changed in such w6y that the Delivery OF
the Grain he accomplished with the greatest ease,
and in The 5est manner. And,
sfIFTHisI--The arrangement for Raising AMI h0wer-
ing the Reaper Is such that boy easily rse or
lowe III Machine. from half an inch 70 sixteen inches
n height Of cut without stoppingl w have also per-
fected our Daube Notion ffon Slow 70 Quick and vice
versa BY placing his hand upon lever by his side and
his foot upon spriDgat The foot board the height ~
cut Is placed instantly whore desired, and by removing
The foot again fastened until another change II desr
ed II can also change the motion ~ no sickle atop
Of put Ia motion again All any Of these changes
ae by the Driver 10 bis seat without stopping the ma
chine or changing tho speed Of the TEAM. 2 ts
with the above mentioned and other changes to give
Strength and Durability we claim TO have the most
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-04-28
S. PAGE.
MI A r. RTE ID

NJ a y 10 I j y
McMORRIS-KENDALI--In Smelser, April Ist by II
b. Wood Esq Mr.. Daniel McAIorris to Miss Jane 7.
Kendal--all of Smelser. y
%CHAMBERLAIN Little Grant, April
19th BIZ Ino. Miner, ESQ., Mr. 0rville Chamberlain q
Tafton to Miss Sarah j. Breed Of Little Grant,
I.ONG-HEWEY-- Plat eyie, April 22d, by Rev.
Isaac slater Mr.. Samuel Long to Miss Gorilla J. he".
ey,--ali of Platteyille.
%PALLETT-HUGiEs-I jamestown, April 23rd ey
Henry Il. Mann Esq Mr.. Edward Pallet 70 MISS iaiy
p. HGeins--all Of jamestown
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-04-28

prJAMEs Barnett, Of Lancaster start
u f. California, with his family, on last
, T., morning; WIN. WARD Of Lancas
t4r On Monday. JAS. H. BEvANs and
SAN. RoUNrnEE left PlatteYllle Tor IKE :
peak on Monday last.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-04-28
SPECIAL NOTICES.

II. .. Hours in Lancaster.
)ee viii he kept open in The forenoon from clock
till u; afternoC IS from till I. q d. COX, Pm,
BLANKs-Just prin ed and for sale at the Herald Of
Gee All the Blanls used " Justices and Town officers
Justices Doekeig school District Records, Town and
school Diric Order Rocks Church Records, Account
Books, large and small, for sale at It's Office
Best Paper and Envelopes for sale at ms ONCE with
other stationery.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-04-28
bikes PEAK!
Stevens Pass, California ! !!
To Mill or Meeting, On any ether Place by Land
with your own Boat

TAKE NOTICE.--That an easy running wagons very
.dne thing in this respect, / offer the testimony 0
those Tho are using my wagons that my fonr-whceet
carriages can't be beat for easy runnipgrea les
power and friction than any other west Of Chicago
Persons hpsing wagons other make bringing then
TO me for re- modelling
lam making any style Of carriage that is in use io
ersee-superintendiug all parts, being familiar wit
both the iron aud wood work Of wagon.
IendeaYor to Eeep as good workmen as can De iouno
in the eonhtry.
few fefy fine Patent Thimble-sken Wagons lot sals
on at the Premium Wagon shop in Lancaster
Having permanently established myself and huslneS
in Ianrsfer depend my reputation for saDstaNia
support in time to come
c4s $3.50. n~ss ~ W. ~ So D. II. BUDD.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-04-28

10 BUILDERs.L Mechanics are referred
to the advertised proposals Of the loNh
Board of Little Grant.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-04-28

The SwEDEs CoMINe- Twenty thou
sands Swedes and Norwegians arc reported
to be getting in readiness to embark for
the United States early in the coming sum
mer.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-04-28
BUSINESS ROOMS FOR SALE,

The two front and back room on Main street,
IN lancaster for some years known the Herald Of
Gee buildings offered for sale. They are adaptedtof
two business Possession will be given
10 the purchaser the LIST of September next sooner
INQUIRE at the Herald 06ce. 4lu
March 3lst 1860
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-04-28
rnnn. Drsnensia s. Liver

READ THIs.-Croup, Dyspepsia s. Liver
Compleint cured BY '.Fiasks Magnetic Ointment"
Tu' ours and Sores cured by Trasks Magnetic 0int-
Cancers cured by Tfask's Magnetic Ointment
Erysipelas cured BY Trasks Magnetic Ointment
Salt rheum and Itch cured by Trasks Magnetic ONT
ment
Eruptfons cured by Trask's Magnetic Ointment.
Hair restored by Trlsk's Magnetic Ointment.
See advertisement in this paper.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-04-28

For REar.-Tho Ellenboro' Tavern pro-
oerty is advertised for rent. :
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-04-28
TYR. THOMAS w. BALTzELL,

Having permanently located in Lancaster viii give his
undivided attention to the practice of his profession,
as Physician and Surgeon. Na
He may be found at all times at the Drug Storeun-
less professionally engaged.
A general supply Of Family Drugs and licines win
kept for sale at the old stand Of Bradshaw Baltze
--pl euared BY myself.
Lancaster, May both, 1855 a9-tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-04-28
PORTABLE FENCE.
CHEAPEST FENCE M THE World.

The Portable Fence exhibited by $. ..,liov. at the
Grant county Fair was patented =, A 81 4 Nj Wander
marks N. I-Sept. l4gh. 1865 Said Fence ad-
eantagosoyer I'll other Portable Fences.one pt we
no loss Of Lumber IN contradiction nId De pnt nj
round, straight zigag form ~ about tMottiIds the
xpense of posts and board feAce.
to- County 7onm aud Earm Rights, For sale By
me s. ASHLY.
Post 0fice address It Potosi, Wis.
Potos seBt, atth, 1852. lA-H
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-04-28
PHYSICIANS.

r II. HYDE, M. D.,
(Lats Of PoisdGm, NJ ~
Having permanently located in Lancaster offers his Pro-
fessional Services as
physician and Surgeon.
His pract, has been over 70 years Residence nd of
Lancaster. Wis Jan. list, 1856 z9-tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-04-28
PerfectReaper everOaered 70 thePlbllC

AND
we Challenge. the Broad Nvt5f1d
to present any Nacbihe -eer mAae that wiz fork a.
nerfeetIy both IN Reapug md Moving In akiuds and
conditions Grass and Grain. We also caip that our
Machine has Square and Light Draft Ecual If not
Superior these points, to any other that IL Il yer
Portable and can be worked on any ground that ono
horse wagon ean be driven over4-w here rocks and.
6fteen inches ID height have been previous
" removed. &c most confidently believe that chn
suit all wishing to purchase 4 PERFECT MACHINE
and respectfully invite all 10 examine our Machne be-
fore purchasing elsewhere. A ~~t
We making three sizes, IT.. IT,, and H. cut.
--t9ur five and six feet Reapers Be worked with
eres per day We have spared neither time Nor expense
10 getting up Naghnein the very best name r. being
made otsuperor qaiera BY experienced SIachinsts,
We Warrant our Ma-aines in every respect,
Call who can, ard examine, or serl Ia your orders
early, as We are selling very fast,
TERMS
~. J, . feet Car, Cash on SALE sl25 n $50 down,
40 oaianssin one year. az per ant interest.
No :, feet Cut. Cash On Sale, SIR or $50 down,
No. 3, feet CT, promptly made TO order, i sent ia
early. t
S3EckATe-AWe viii give The following terms 70 those
who wish Eapers at tie Cash Price Eifty Dollars 70
be paid down sale, the balance the rst 81 NoyeWF
bar following, with interest AZ te rate % 70 PEI cent
thfesh and seq thcr CROPS 70 rfy FOR theirna
chine.
All Communication addressed 70 as ai DUN.
LElIH. ILLINOIS will meet with prompt attention
Duneilh, Feb 9Th $50. CaAS. s. \ s. BURT.
SsM
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-04-28

Umbrellas Canes CarpetBags, Trunks, etc, ETC.. which
he sells st Wholesale and Retail low as be pur
chased at Eastern markets. Latest styles Of Dress
Goods always hano, for sale in quantities to suit
buycrs. Call on addrHs
80 CIV. MOCK, No. il Main It,,
A4tf Dubuque, Iowa.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-04-28

TIE NEW STARTLING POEM or THE DRESS FoB
THE HAIR

gAxTo I.
Miss Flora McFlmsey Of Madison Square,
A lady Of fashion, of wealth and OF beauty
Spent money like water for STUFF for the hair,
And did ii because she thought ii duty,
To paint the Gne lily--to perfume the rose
10 gid refined gold--lhough few would suppose
Miss Flora AcFiimsey, with beauty 50 rare,
Required aught 70 make her more cnarmingly fair
cANTo II.
Miss Flora had heard Of ted Professor,
mho dressed his own baiF tho not haiFdresser,
VITA Magaet, wonderful great prepaTaf on.
NOV used in vast quantities over the nation
THIS noted Professor was gray as a rat
AtJuvenile uIifes--no Older that
And th amount OF pocr hair his crown h no,, n
.fh0Sgh no'g as black ravens wing
With lustre enough FOR a ball room king
Would not have been accepsed such was lis ha rsh
and dry character by any asnionst, however bald she
might have been who e'er wore bonnet.
This is all of this beautiful and startling poem viii be
ubished IN this paper II you desire 70 learn the effect
az e preparation heh MeFlinsey appliee 70 her hair
call At I2 Broadway and Professor Woods agent will
aroyo Ia vou that Woods Hair Restorative Is one OF
TIM lest articles for heautbiag ard promoting the
oth and restoring the original color Of the hair, eTer
safe, put before the world.
O. aSon Beware Of worthless imitaiislss as seyeTsl
sre already In The market called b. different MINES
Use none unless the words Prof Woods Iair RestoTa-
ike Depot ST. Louis, Mo-. and New York.. are blown
il the bottle. Sold by all Druggists and Patent Aedi-
ine dealers Also by all Fancy and Toilet Goods deal
srs in the United States and CanadsA
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-04-28

No CHRISTIAN NA4E.-The following
dialogue occurred in ole of the municipal
courts Of this city the other day. A gen
tleman Of the Hebraic persuasion was on
the witness stand:
Lawyer.-"What is your name Z"
Witness replies, giving his surname.
Larger .--"What is your Christian
name!p
Bystander-fof the Teutonie persuasion)
-"He hash no Christian nam. He's Elm
Shew" Madison Journal.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-04-28

To THE LADIES MILLINERY. the iadt3s
&c Lancaster and vicinity informed hat Mrs d. Ltk
will contind do work ia her line at her Tcsdeie,
lnwon az the Dayton House. she Il prepared 70 do
work according I'd Eastern styles 1ls0 repair and alter
hats to suit present fashions, Some attention will he
given to economy In the OF trimmings as well as
charges for WORK. 44u