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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-04-21

ATTAcKED BY WoMEN.--ALLEN Mos
srER, an able bodied man, finding Il incon-
convenient to labor and otherwise SO easily
earn a support for his lone, lazy self as by
retailing whiskey, applied on Monday last
to the Tafton Town Board for license to
sell. He was met BIZ D delegation Of wssm-
CIR 6orty-four in number, under the lead Of
Mrs. L. II. BRAcKETy, demonstrating against
any such. thing. It IS understood the Board
would have set him up according 10 law but
for this army Of women. The Chairman,
B. f. HILroS, comphmented tie Ladies fol
their earnest protest, and fer their interior
ence to prevent what, even the worst Of hui
man kind know to be an evil 10 any com
munity. A communication referring L
this matter is offered for publication IN the
Herald next week.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-04-21

RIcHLAED Co. ELEcIIoN.-Owing to
political favoritism of the Richland county
Board Of Supervisors last year, the town
elections for Supervisors this spring were
purely party tests. Ten Of the sixteen
chairmen Of supervisors elected are repub-
leans, being q gain ofsix over last year
Richland County viii be redeemed this
fall from the rule Of democracy under which
it has been suffering for several years in
consequence Of the miserable factions into
which the republicans have been divided
for several years.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-04-21

The ETERNAL NEGRO QUESTION. Yes
terday John Sherman's Tariff Bill was tax
en- up in the House Of Representatives, and
Hardeman, Of Georgia, Crawford, of Geor-
gia, Dawes, of Mass, and DUEL, of N. r,
spoke, but the Tariff question was overlook
ed, and they plunged into discussion Of
the mcnts and dement's Of slavery. This
serves to show that the slavery question alb
serbs even business questions. 1t is quite
clear that the agitation will never cease I'M
til the issue is met fair and square at the
Presidential election. If the Republican
candidate is elected, the agitation viii die
away much sooner than if the Democratic
candidate should succeed. His success
would lead to another terrible agitation fol
the revival Of the African slave trade. Sla.
very would become more aggressive BY d
fresh triumph,in $780, Milvaubee HIS
constn
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-04-21

DETROIT MAcHISERY.---One of KELLOGG
& CoLBouRN's catalogues Of the steam and
mining machinery manufactured by them
at Detroit, Mich, on a grand scale, was
handed to US last week by the general
western agent, Mr.. w. B. CoLBoURN. An
nexed thereto, is a description and plate
with the price and terms Of the kinds
Of machinery which they manu-
facture. In looking through this catalogue
We are more than surprised at the cheap
ness Of steam power and the varied uses o
machinery, and astonished that 50 little at
tention is paid to this matter Of substituting
machine for many kinds Of hand labor
Mr.. CoLBURN, trusty and responsible
man, viii supply all the needfnl informa-
ton.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-04-21
lCoregpopdence Of the Herad1
!" OIL QUILL" AND THE MONROE METH
ODfsTE.

i L
Mr.. EDIro.s:--I notice in your paper
Of the 3Ist ult., an article signed Ola
| Quill 10 which, / am SO greatly misrepre-
sented, that for the sake Of your numerous
Methodist readers, I beg leave to correct it
| suppose he gives the story as he received
it, and possibly, his predictions in reli-
gious matters would incline him to believe
| it, without much inquiry as to its truth.
/ am not the " head and leader of schis-
matics." If the division Of the NJ. Il
Church in Monroe amounts to schisna
those who are in possession Of the Church
odifice are the schisinatics. Nor did the
tronv,e properly grow out of a " Melodeon
and theatenting of the pews" There are
only the fruit and the consequences Of a
schismatie movement which for two years
had been changing and subverting our tin
Grant system, though pretending to be
Methodists and in the possession Of the
Church. Instead Of being governed as
other Methodist Churches are. !" the official
board" as they style themselves. took the
ground that they would not be governed BY
Bishops, and Presiding Elders, nor receive
a minister sent them BY the conference, I'M
less he would be governed and controlled
by them. | hive the proof of this in writ
ing, signed by the present pastor Of his
" official board
Nor are we !. ldisafected 1sethodssts. -
We adhere to the discipline, doctrine, and
old and long established usages of Metho-
dism. 1t is the other party who are disaf-
fected, and have adopted measures subver-
siye of our economy. The fact that the
pastor sent to Monroe by the conference
and even the p. L. having succumbed to
the assuming aboard, " for the sake of the
"pew rent" giving them an apparent pres
tage for the present, does not change the
real state of the case.
The " ca QlaUn is wrong again, In
saying that we are opposed to progress"
provided it is in the right direction. But
we confess to opposition to progress down.
ward And he is also entirely behind the
times, and our progression, when he rep
resents us as having only "some twenty
members" for we have ftty-sin, and over
one hundred scholars in Sunday School
1t is true that some twenty members"
who, seeing old fashioned AIethodism ig-
nored, and outraged by a few leading spir-
its who assured the government Of the
Church, but who have come to the place
since the Church was built, and Of course
did nothing towards the building, and feel
ing themselves aggrieved, formed class by
themselves, to wait and worship God until
the conference could correct the error of
the pastor, and restore them TO theirrights.
And God has owned and blessed them, so
that they now number iifty-six, and expect
further accessions; having the sympathy of
large portion Of the members who remain
IN the old hive, and Of the out siders, some
200 ofwhom have crowded our place of
worship. As conference Missionary, / am
preaching to them until conference can pro-
vide for them.
A Pprrrear
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-04-21
Da. McLAxr,s NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nv

DR. MCLANE's VERMIFUGE--PREPAREp BY
FLEMING Bros OF PITTsBURGH-During a practice Of
more than twenty years DR. Lane had ATTEMPTED innu-
merabe patients afflicted with every fom Of dis
ease; and induced to apply all the energies Of hi
mind TO the discovery of vermfuge er destroy
American Worm Specific, befee the public prepar-
ed by Fleming Bros, of ritsbargh, which is p4rfectly
SAFE and may be given alike to children of the most
tender age, the adult; it purges mildly and subdues
fever, and destroys With nyariable success 1t
Is easy of administration, and ii does not contain
mercury in any form whatever restrictions me-
pable Of doing injury to the tenderest infant An i'm
credible number of worms have been expelled by this
great yermifuge AZ mi
E@ Purchasers viii be careful oask for Dr. MLANE's
FsLEBRATED LIVER PILLS, manufactured by FLEMING
OS Of Pittsburg, Pa. There other Pills purport
Uee-iAa Liver Pills. also his celebrated vermi-
Nge row be had At all respectable drug stores-
Apns genuine ritksst hte signature Of
FLEMING BROS.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-04-21

WINTER WHEAT.--We learn from visit
to different parts Of the county, and to Jack.
son and Trempcleau counties, that winter
wheat is total failure--not single acre
will yield the seed sown. and farmers pee.
IploWIng, sowing spring wheat ana other
grain on the ground where they expected a
crop of winter wheat. That is right; till
every acre Of ground, and hard times will
soon Be among the things that were.-La
Crosse Rop.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-04-21
NOTICE.

Alpersons arc hereby warned against purchasing from
Nelson Dewey the county Of Grant and Garrett VDen
nston of New York any portion of twenty-five "crsi
of Townbots in the Town Of Cassve being Immediately
niston Co.,and extending thence to the duff at pon
where the main entrance il to the aforesaid Town. Themes
with tho said bluff and bounded bY the lands aud loa
of Newberry Dennnston will be econ by Referees
to certain deeds Of record in the Counties Of Grant aug
Iowa, gwen to me by Henry +. Lander, he the wy
Lander having reed deed from Carrot " DenlswII
and Of which deeds the said Nelson Dewey had ss~@y
notice rrevi to his intended title by subsequepV
executed Mortgage Of Carrot Y. Denniston 4 Co;p
JOHN H0RNEE
Lancaster April STU. Al. d. 1850. 45.w3s
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-04-21

New ASSESSMENT LAw.-The late act
of the Wisconsin Legislature, it is said, is
based upon the scheme Of taxation which
has prevailed for some time i'll Ohio, pro-
viding for the taxation Of all personal
property, and allowing very few exempt
ions of effects. Hereafter the taxes viii
not be SO heavy upon real estate, and will
be more evenly distributed
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-04-21

NorE.-For some reason, we are receiv-
ing numerous orders for the Herald from
persons beyound this county, in otherparts
Of the State--we having no acquaintance
with such persons, and in many eases the
money not accompanying the orders. We
offer this notice, hoping the same may reach
the writers Of such moneyless orders,that we
cannot send the Heraldout ofthe Co., except
on advance payment, or DE order Of some
one near at hand whom we know to be re-
sponsible. Money IS more important to
us than these testimonials Of popularity
abroad.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-04-21
CHERIFFS SALE.--BI AXE.

Preserved Albee and Tllos Maggie, Administrators
estate Of James Nangle, deceased, PLAINTIFF !, asAIT
Page Blake and Sally Blake, his wife, and james M.
Blake. Grant Circuit Court, March Term 1860 ~
closure of Mortgage Sale. ,..a..s
BY virtue of q decree of foreclosure sale, oo.s
from the Circuit Court of rant County, Wiscons,g
tbs above entitled cause, to directed and
bearing Gate the 18th day OF March A. D. louO IA
direction of plaintiffs Attorney, sbaif expose ~
at the Front doc or the Conrt-House 10 the ylias
Lancaster Grant Co., Wis, the 23rd day o. su .s
the kcur OF one o'clock r.. Of said day anu S NJ
sell to the highest and best bidder for cash ~
following described real estate, much l,oa
may be necessary TO satisfy the Judgment 10 hls s
being the sum Of $3.50 90 togsther with interest," N
and accrning costs, viz Thew Of sw1S o. ~ 10
sixteen l6, Township No five North q lsn arg
FIVE E51 West Of the fourth principal Merldian esss
Granr County, Wisconsin. Dated sherf's lane ss
0Ece Apri.ssth 1860. WA. II. FOSTER ons s
44-wI3-e.,w BY GEO. y. CAklht,,JG
VIZ e. C1hrER. Pl'td,s Att,y Under snsi
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-04-21

JUDICIAL ELEcTIoN-There are some
doubts about the election Of Dixon, but we
think he is elected, though by trifing ma
jority--such majority as we would not
care for Sloan to receive. Dixon or any
other halfbresd Republican, may beat the
Republicans of this State, but the Demo-
Gratis can't do it, and neither can beat US a
second time in succession. Had the Re
publicans have had State organ at Madi-
son to warmly contest Dixon, instead Of
offering pretended opposition with face
Of treachery, Sloan would have been elected
By the usual majority. The Patriot and
Argus performed warm service for Dixon
and we honor them. May the scales fall
from their eyes, but never their ardor cool
N any cause they may be entrusted with as
sentinels.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-04-21

CHARLEsToN CoSvEErroN.-This great
quadrennial institution is to meet on Mon
day next at Charleston, S. c., and is to
inaugurate the presidential issue for 1860.
We expect news Of the great prize fight
which came off in England on Monday last
between HEENAN and SAVERS at the same
time with the names from Charleston, and
we feel anxious to see which will excite
most attention--the contestants al being,
practical democrats. AT last accounts 256
extra stand Of q. S. arms had been sent to
Charleston fer spectral use during the Con-
yention, possibly to defend the city
against some lurking abolitionist or COW
which might be snuggled in amongst the
delegates.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-04-21

LADY MINERS. The ladies Of Pixies
Peak have organized a mining association,
and have appointed Col. WooD agent
to secure claims for them in the mountains.
It is common occurrence in California to
find ladies' mining. Owing to the fact
however that wages for all work in Calfor-
MIA are the same for women as for men,
theladies prefer lightre enployments. Were
the women to adopt some style Of dress
suited 70 free labor, they could compete
with men in most kind Of work; but So
long as they prefer crinoline and servitude
their field of labor must be extremely small
and encountered at that. Cannot the
world procure deeds of emancipation from
the fashion mongcrs Of Paris How long
are French harlots to plan the dress and
letters Of virtuous people throughout thu
civilized world!
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-04-21
AvocA, Iowa Co., Wis, Feb. 10, laSo.
craelssnbelg az. s., Park ROW. n. Z.

=
GExTLgMET:-T hardly knew ia what manner 10 az.
press deep gratitude for the perfect health anov
now for the FIRST time duting tho past fifteen years
From my grlhocd was afflicted with Uterine di Hcul-
grew older until death itself seemed preferable % the
misery endured Mas treated By the most en fnent
phymcians until trey pronounced incurable Other
means were regorta to, bat without success and had
andoned all hope Of ever regaining my health when
Al Joseph smith came to reside in place. and be-
coming acquainted with my urged my husband TO
have me try your Marshails Uterine CathQeon which
bad cured his wife Of similar condition. finally
menced Its use bat with Little faith. yet BY two bottles
entirely restored and should this public acknowl-
edgnent be the Of bringing other from Ike
condition Of misery shall fee well paid for the roe
ELIZA DAVENpu IN.
am well acquainted with the circumstances IL The
tabove case and think 1t the e1Aordinarv cSre
ser knew accomplished by the use ~ Medicine, ano
lean cite vou 10 number In usis sicfnty who hass
since used the CnhoIiccn for Usriae complaints with
Tho moss sstsfAc tory results
p, ". DUDGEON.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-04-21

INSANITY AND SUscIDE.--Mrs. Ackre,
wife Of a German shoemaker at Potosi
while laboring under one Of her usual fts
Of insanity, passion or revenge, was success
ful in escaping from her room on Monday
night last, and jumping into well near By
which caused her death. She once befort
made life leap. but it failed to cause hel
death.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-04-21

Mt. YERSoN.-Mt. Vernon is to be a
splendid bore for a lifetime, the same
having fallen into tie hands Of women
There is a call issued sor $4,000 for
extras, and ten Thousand year Tor grand
frolics. Reqmescat s,space was not meut
for the bones Of coed old Washington, bit
for the nurable soldier whose bones forgotten
lie n pe4ce.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-04-21

HEAL THE SfcK.-Dseases of the Boapels
stomach always caused by large deposits Of hurt
fa matter, left by bad impure blood Ia those impor.
tant organs and the poisonous material in this Vita
bood acting on the system, makes 1t foo weak throw
on tits mater by the natural channels or if any Is
arfed of i is very small portion. SO arise diar-
rhoea and dFsenter5 collie, cosveness bad breath in
all these the blood must be cleaned. short use Of
Judscffs ~Afountam Herb Pills" will deIigh YOU You
ling to say with the red of the West truly they
are the mighty heaer''
GsY- Sold by all Medicine Dealers
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-04-21
ITcl
THE NEW STARTLING POEM OF THE DsSE0'
THE HAIR.

cANTo I.
Miss Flora McFlinsey Of Madison square,
A lady Of fashion, Of wealth and Of pe4uMs
Spent money like water for stulfor ins s IT,
And did il because she thought ~ 49,,
To paint the enc lily-to perfume the :, ~ nnnoss
To gid refined gold-ihongh few "onie saT
Miss Flora McFlinasey, with beauty soI;rsig big
Required aught to make her more cnalN4'0'
cANTo II.
Miss Flora had heard Of noted Prtiesso.s5
Who dressed his own hair, tho not . nssa
With magical, wonderful, great pIepAlss
(Now used In vast quantities over ths n"
This noted Professor was gray as aras
AtSuveuile thirty--no older that .anporh
And th amount Of poo hair his crown. a@- =
Though nov as back as raven Ni WEE
With lustfe enough for ball room Al's "a hers
-ould not have bSen accepted such wa was tad 80
and dry character, By any ssshionist, hows's'
might have been who e'er wole Q bonne!. an vii y
This IL all Of this beautiful nd starting ,he sGe'
ubshed IN this paper If YOU desire 70 lear her h
Of the preparation which McFlmsey appe. ,ept viz
call at 312 BroadNay and Professor Wooo n one
prove to you that Woods Hair Restoranssa tinr tbs
the best articles for Identifying and evss
growth and restoring the original color q w
safe. put before the world. .avsrsl
CcuiionBoware or wol thess mitations.' names
are already ia the market called b. ,r Resofs
Use nonc unless tie lords Prof " Goa are bcrg
tive Depot, st. Louis, No., and New patent Nss
Ia the bottle. Sold by ali Druggists snn Goods deer
zine dealers. ALSO by al Fancy Aed tolis'
FRS In ths United States snd CaSaaas
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-04-21

gOne Of the convicts in the Oregon
Penitentiary writes to his friends in The
east that be does most Of the editing Of
the chief paper at Portland, but spjo.ns 81
lence. as the same i known might injure
the paper.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-04-21
SPECIAL NOTICES.

To THE LADIEs-MTLLInERY The ladies'
Of Lancaster and vicinity informed that Mrs MLLER
win continue to do work in her line at her residence
knwon as the Dayton House. She a prepared TO DO
work according Eastern styles repair and alter
hats to suit present fashions Some attention will be
given TO economy in the use Of trimmings well as
charges for work. ATT
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-04-21
GO SOLD By an Medicine Dealer

READ THis.-Cronp, Dyspepsia & Liver
Complaint cured BY "TTask's Magnetic Ointment"
Iumours and Sores cured by Trask,s Magnetic ONT
Cancers cured BY Trask's Magnetic Ointment.
Erysipeas cured BY Trask's Magnetic Ointment.
Salt rhcun and Itch cured by Trasks Magnetic oint-
ment.
Nrapfs-~a cured By Trask's Magnetic Ointment.
Hair restored by Trask's Magnetic Ointment
| See advertisement in this paper.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-04-21

Gov. RANDALL viii be absent from the
State for about month the Lient. Gov
ernor, B. @. NonIr, viii be Governor mean
time.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-04-21
PRYOR AND pOTTEn DUEL.

U to the 18th, the date of our latest
news from Washington, the Pryor and Pot
ter difficulty had not been settled and d
street fight was expected any time. Potter
had accepted Pryor's challenge, but named
Bowie knives as the weapons, and the fight
to come off the first time Of meeting in the
street, the meeting to be- accidental on
otherwise. Pryor had replied that such
weapons were barbarous, absurd and vulgar
forgetting that a bludgeon had been used
on Sumner without warning, by high
toned, chivalrots South Carolina gentle
man. If Bowie knives are vulgar an
brutal, 50 are bludgeons, 50 are any bloody
weapons. Pryor's self-evident intent was
| to take Potter's life; Potters intent was to
meet Pryor, if at all, with such weapons rs
neither had practieed using, consequently
on equal footing. Hcowardice be exhibit
ed at all as matters stand, Pryor is the
coward, unless he fight and one or the
other falls. Drawer still for both to decline.
ss5 r3
LovEJoY's SpEEcH. -glhis bold, rons-
ing and alarming speech appears at length
in the Chicago Press & Tribune, and is one
of the most exciting documents that has
ever appeared on earth since the days Of
Jesus and bis sermon on the Mount The
extraordinary and brutal language Of the
fire-eaters during its delivery was not equal
led at the triad aud crucifxion by the Jews
and Pharisees. LovEJoY exceeded Paul
before Festus and Aggrippa; he out-Luth-
cred Luther, while the chivalry out-Herod-
ed Herod lie challenged the world to
combat by press and speech, boldly defed
the assassin's dagger and pistol, rolled his
eyes Heayenward and invited the charge,
affirming that he cared not for life since the
slave power had murdered his brother 20
years ago. He affirmed the cowardice Of
those who enslave their fellow beings, and
illustrated the charge BY calling up trans
piring Incidents
LovEJoY spoke rapidly and without
notes, and his speech is a perfect model of
language and beauty. He was interrupted
throughout, but nothing frustrated him.
He acted as one rather hoping for Death
Porter of Wisconsin, and KELLOGG of ILL.,,
stood by him with equal recklessness, all Of
them surrounded by armed duelists and
willing assassins Millions viii read this
speech, many will regret its delivery, many
be- warned by it, many alarmed, many
troubled, many faint ones take new courage,
but the effects will never die-neyer -
Free speech is almost tolerated, even at
Washington least, Southern men may
call all the Northern men towards and
doughfaces, while LovEJoY has not lost his
life for retaliating.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-04-21
THE PEOPLES STORE!

Boscobel, Wisce 4ins
selected assortment Of new Spring and summer Goods
ever oGsred to the ctlzens OF B0scobsl and vicinity,
comprising
Dry Goods, Groceries, Fancy Goods,
Boots and Shoes Liquors and Cigars,
Hats ard Caps, silks aud Lawns,
& Bonnets and Shawls,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-04-21
Wy8lMsing.

Saperyisors---J. Cranston, Chm. VIM.
Stephenson, John NJ SiFord
Clerk---Ralph Smith. @ NAA
Observation-Disclosures Blanford.
Assessor---R. Glenn.
Superintendent H. r. Miles.
Justices David Bradt, John A. Hartford.
Constables--- Thomas Heaton, Geo. Pillxine
ton, Barney Bradt.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-04-21

Thankful to friends for their liberal share If "a
tronage, give them the assurance that wo are max.
ing it study to please, and hope they may connus
TO favor us with their calls
MEYER & LIScUM.
Lancaster, April II, 1860. II
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-04-21
Monroe, April 4, 1860.
= =
MINING LAM

An Act regulating tae rights IF miners ard persons
digging far Eead ore.
The People Of The State Of Vfsconsia represented in
in Senate and Assembly, % enact a. fostors:--
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-04-21
READY Made CLOTHING

READY Made CLOTHING
Gloves and ParasoIs Agtifcials and Ribbons,
Crockery, Hardware, Queens Ware,
Ropes, Bed Cord, Iron and Steel,
Flows, Leather,
Shoe Bindings Harrow Teeth, ~
Wlaips & Lashes. Shoyels Hoes
Axes, Cow Bells, Log Chains.
Stone Ware, Grindslones,
Haying Tools salt, coarse
ana fine.
And many other articles not enum iaked--al ofwhsh
will be sold cheap for cash and ready pay pfopt
paying men. Those going 10 Boscobel, to trade, will
save money by calling at
The Peoples Store
before making their purchases No charge showing
goods. d. I. PARKER.
Boscobel, April q, 1850. wifi
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-04-21

Supervisors F. Schnee, Chm. W. II
Hartsool, A. ID. Mills
Clerk---T. j. Greene.
Treasurer---John Thompson.
Assessor--rW. II. Castor.
Superintendent Eli G. Jonos.
Jlstices---John q. Allen, A. D. Mills, T.
J. Greene. a
Constables---A. 5. Newell, John G. Bow
den, David Kitch.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-04-21
SEASONED WAGON LUMBER.

OF Assorted Wagon Lumber on hand and for al.
Enc uire OF Francis McSpaden near the Depot Al Bo
bel, Wisconsin. FRANCIS AcSPADEy
Boscobei Wis prii 10Th, 1860. UF q