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SECOND HAND PIANOS
Atgrsat bargains awa s'n store: prices nom SSO0sIp
SIC.
Testimonials of the Horace Waters
Pianos and Melodeons.

tn nd MI y Hnmn0a - Dn|a
49, III ~ - - a ~ ~ 80 u "
ye."',.' ''.ass"Herr- y "ALAtA, FnhAoslpln.
John Hewitt, oi Carthage, New fmh, who hns ha4
one y the hoFMc. waters Pianos, whites 70 lolOues-A
slrun o. m'ne Wsn's me 70 p.rrhase piano !nf nsI.
She likes lbe "ne you t0ld me ~ ieetnheF, 1855 NJ
piano y becomlnR popular - thir place, and think
can intrhe one Of Two mofe-they VIII be more popa-
lar ih4n any OtheT MAKE" Ne
We have two az Water' planna IN n.e m our seInirV
which has been severity tsied t0F three years.
and eau te.tily 10 their gHd quality aud dufnby,-
WOpD& q GkkaoKY, Mount CaFruIl, III. n I - "a
H.wATrNs E.n-D-ar sl,, unvIns u,.a .,e A. -,
pianoff ft.s ~ two wears INST hive 1onnd X ver! ~
E.i.L,. cs,nins,S ~ ''A''-o'P-' D'oS-HA
''Ts"'I ny" wS se'1,n.y uu. .u - =
III. SsiS isss ~ ~ wTn w.r..:Isss. ~ nGISS' ".
S,a ins S nsoce1n 81 sl'e snd 10 Eooa order; an Ss
I hs ~ ~ 1 ane We toas ~:
noPe snAn nsve VeeasiOh 70 otasr one of tuo moss
'ne p'ess .ason, -. -.s.,4. - -...a5.i..g
Toga. ~, !: :, July 18th 1858. HORAcE WATEns, Etq.
goud order ! pm now fully pfrpnred % cay that the
n.i,SnsnI hEel .stl.sloIy end beg yS9 ylae.ses
, 1861-03-28

Corner Battery aud Clay streets, san Franchise,
HAvE NOW LANDING AND IN STORE
IL 200 bales 80 inch brown drills;
100 bales 30 Inch brown aheetings;
100 b0lts No. 1000 Duck; - lf.'
500 holis No.2- 10 Duck; sguri-sfa
20 bales Rayen Dock; 7ssr.s t.-. F.a1
10 cases Merrimae prints;
r 10 cases Prague prints;
10 cIsee Pacific prints;
10 cases Dunnels prints; fsA-H
10 cases and I bleaeheA shrtlnes
10 cases 90 81 and lO-A bleached shlrtsn
20 cases hlus denims;
10 bales hickory stripes;
20 taier Z, and tickingSi = lHsNrrl
10 bales scarlet. blue and gray aanne.i
I, 10 bales BAllardrale white flannel;
8 cases OObuTgs and Merin0a; aH 81
s cases wool and halt WOIl pialdst
8 cases blue and black apacas: = iea y
10 cases Pacl1c-neW styles De LANES:
cises, eli w0ol,. new styles De Lalnes:
3casee French MeFnds;
1000 Bay State plaid shaWls;
1000 CASHMERE end plain wonl ahaSlS; black and COL
ored silks; plain figured and plaid silks;
And large assortment Of other Dress Goods.
WIKI li BLANKErs. 3i. kisa
1000 pairs white greu aud blue Mackinaw;
1000 pairs BIB, ,-TB and SBtl -Blankets;
1000 pairs cheap grey English Bla' kets;
1000 pairs chrap blue English Blankets;
500 pairs scarlet English Blankets; ~ 'i3rl
900 pairs a. 100 II Z and l24 white Bed Blankets
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS.
l000 drzen grey. blue and scarlet flannel shirts;
1000 dozen grey and white MerinO Undershirts and
.st,. Drawers; ..- ..l. b.
1000 dozen MeFino and al WOnl socks; 81
500 dozen aatinot and jean pants; mo a 81, .fa.a
500 dozen duck and c0tt0nnade rants:
san dozen hIckuFy and cheek shirts;
500 dnzan calico and white dress shirts; " '' ID
500 dnzeD pveralls aud Jumpers; ,.F
Black and anry silk cavatS. necktiea silk handker-
chisla suapendeFs and variety IL other articles TOO
numerous 70 mention. FnP sale t0v hy
JANsON, BOND 4 co..
33:tf Cor. Battery and Clay sts. San FrancIsco.
, 1861-03-28
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{ uhhey q smail nirds.

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passed nvIsee aSs ios .ne prctee.iSh ',S 1.,a ..
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;aaar.;...,,, ,h,s ,r5 =, ;ncI,5o IN sroh
is" ss... E h;sd' III ~, nv uoS ~ T "ra ioS aln,Os,
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No. IA, : c;v;Ii-sd nan woSld ms,k Nc
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= s,rn;shsa ~ s.snaS s w. SrI s,c o Sar,on am AVA" a.
-, .s.u'SnsS eAau,PleS :, sue" Ia.''on ue
ourseIves' The former game laws Of New
York protected soug.blSds, as we are in.
e,s,ss, "A, 1,vhen ,he nr.son, Iews ,,are
sSorsss ,,s ,,,,, rs,,S;s;cps III i'm. irs,nS;n s ,o
tec,;on ~ h, Sobins M; hoho1;n2s cs,-S;rJ. f,c f
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,CssJSI ShS 80. ~ .na ~" n",1Ioss ill., 5o.,r'",;ns s
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.oc,s;s s.,,..',Sss ' IN 80 'SS - -
'''''',' 's''e ". ..o ."O,e
D'r9s arc tne :tauncn flenassot every
Inen I'm. Ial.es .ult, gram, OF grass Aeey
als .sn constl.as'o9sI cnee1 Put upon dep-
aa.g ,assSsS. Every enerry Inat roOln
eAto No pays tur u least uVo uun0red times
, 1861-03-28
Tho Action Of Tho Ham. DrapsY.

This last named d,eAje Is commonly preceded by II
regular aeiion II The heart and ifhcalt rsplrai
which are always aud ever gn from bad
rays unrvAlled Ointment and Phlsthe drOpscal patient
gill ever Ind suecour the present relief derived um
te use Oi these remedies marveously quick, and pre-
severance u t0e steady application Of this famous ONT
neut invariably reaua in cure They act with such
Energy on The and ahOFent system thai the
dropeical hud vanahes and te sufferer dnds al the 0p.
tlFna. 7'.T7Tl -
, 1861-03-28
d MARINE HOSPITAL, =
Port Townsend, June %, 1853

IN. r n. 0BRlHE, LATE RESIDENT PlY.
~ siolAn and Surgeon of the C0nniy n0plisls -
franccn. and oi the hospital ~ tha eSisrs q naTeyr3
pR. O'BRlEN b also prepared 10 revive plisale =.
tents Ht natlfEs himseh. Ton, ullh The hope -
'Apffieiee q aHisen ytaIA n The praiius q ~ r
aualln1ee u dlpl n ta that % a. VII okln|u - =
TIE claaAsnes u he ollissns 81 lasri6 a.sl
Pm. OpHEs, w,
POIt Touni...,,,
be duly acknOuledged. ne
, 1861-03-28
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POPULAR FAMILY JOURNALS.


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, 1861-03-28
A. STEILACOOM -V
~ LIVERY STABLE. %

TUE uKDERsIGsED, nAviNo E,ran.
~ rshsd hmsuf 10 ue shove business 10 tiis -, IN
dssSte " uiasniioa ezdsvsy % eunlacng N pfupsr
and aliisfactafy manntr. ..
esi s.lns lss... ~ hsps In readiness iOr u. asssn
A.: a. y.ss 1goeE. {. parties s'Alas ,s.usSy
sfAuiiNG farniIhed u moaefate rates r
i'iy CHARLES STEWART.
, 1861-03-28
Conclusive Evidenced their Unqualified Superiority.


Among the uudOubte1 advantages Of these machines
are-lst. Elegance and smp lefty Of construction. and
consequent fredOm from arrangement Mnd need OF
ity of operation. u Comparatively nOiseless move
ment. 9Th Banty Of stitch and rnnrss Of sram. 9Th.
Economy Of Thread. 7th. Applicability tO a variety Of
pnrposes and materials. fFI .aI.TL TLagEFrTA
'Thev are applicable n every variety Of Sewing Tor
Family wear. from uIe hghtest musllna to the heaviest
cloths. II work. equally we'll upOn silk, linen, wooden
aad cotton god scanning quilting, hemminR gather
except making button h1lcs stitching 0n buttons. aud
the like Various appliances are GlFnished or regulating
The width Of hens. The heInmer is an appenlage B
which the edge Of the fabric a. passes through. IL
turned d1Hn and handsomely fitclIsd. Th0usands Of
these machines used BY families. seastresses Dress
makers, tailOF manufacturers II skirts eloas, mlntlss,
cOthing hats caps, oJrset ladies' gAlte umbrellas,
parasols silk and linen goods with complete success;
oIpslpes rom one 70 two hundred are used In single
N ,nnfa tory"
Read what che Sscieutac American ,savs, We are
having great many inquiries fr Sewing Machines from
various parts Of the country aud as we cannot convent
entity reply 10 them al by mall. have thought Il
Proper t. state opinion In regarl 10 them In this
Uiibic manner.s We have used Wilson's patent. mann
actured by the Wheeler 4 Wilson Manufacturing Com
pany No 60s Roadway and we eanRay In regard to
ont 0f order, and, In point Of etecven and finish
NJ other machine stands ahrad Of IT. We state this
much In regard 70 the excellent machine upon our own
responsibility. ~
Xn ample supply Of these first premium machines will
b received by every steamer from New York by Il. c.
Hayden, Agent ID San " lneiseo. ct - -
-, CHARLES -PROSCU, u1-,
/ - Puget Sound HeraM 01ies
~sI s-llz Agent IN Steilacoom.
, 1861-03-28
Thoroushbred Horses.

There is q q breed Of horses in England
the LincUlnshires, used entirely for draught
purposes. Thej are characterised by enpr.
NOUS muscular development and strength
are sluggish-seldom moving out Of walk
bear the lash without running; stupid
(oftcn Vicious,) not easily excited, nor to be
taught anything but TO pull They are val.
liable for the particular purpose for which
they are bred.
There is another race-the thoroughbred
racer-pOssessing just the opposite charac-
teristics. They are slim, delicate, sprightly,
easily, often Violently excited by the whip,
Intelligent and readily taught, but nervous
and readily made to waste an undue amount
Of nervous energy. They have little mus.
cular strength, but capable of great Heetness
for short distances. They, too, have great
value for particular purpose, and for none
other. Is any person so simple as to i'm.
agine the possibility Of complete Lincoln.
shire cart-horse and thoroughbred racer
in the same animal! Then why not apply
the same reasoning TO the human animal
What Is now hereditary was first developed.
There is still another horse, Of which the
Arab barb, as our own Morgan, may be the
type. He possesses all the good qualities If
both the others, though no one is exaggerated
into real deformities for other purposes, or
in certain circumstances, real weaknesses.
Thuugh he cannot take so heavy cart along
the road as the huge Lincolnshire, he can do
the same amount, by going twice, and get
the work done before his slow.moving COM
panion. Though he Is left behind the thor.
0ughbred in the first mile or two Of the race,
he comes out ahead and unhurt at the end Of
ten. HIS muscles, though not EXCESSIVE,
are strong and active he is docile, so that
q little girl can lead him, or full Of spirit, as
the case demands; courageous yet tracta-
Die, and possessing intelligence almost hu-
man! 'lFi 'fA4if Ffe gi.lt4
The FIRST can exert his enormous muscles
with tremendous power against a load, and
that is o. he Is gps d for; the second makes
q few spasmOdic efforts, wins soup" or q
purse," and Is broken down. Bat an
Arabian charger Is ever ready for burden or
speed-for sudden exigencies or long endur.
ance--and lives to a good old age, The
Lincolnshire carthorse is q huge mass of
muscle; the Thoroughbred Is perfect bun.
die Of nerve; but the iast-uniting the two
without deficiency or excess of either-is a
most perfect horse. '4 -''''''1l ..'''il sf
, 1861-03-28
COut and RHsaIlatisIn,

May be cured with the greatest certainty n large an
tliles of the Ointment be wen worked into he cSma
ing parts and This petsHyefthgly doOe for sbme time
q no use o smear Il on the skin only. mnsl be goI
to the system Take a. m ny Pills nightly u win aei
" 0 ns and all atmnlants When these complaints are
having the system the vFulence Ol the cuuIlaiut fr-
qnenily scems 70 increase. -
, 1861-03-28
. S.w. sULLEvaS. ? . -
BOOKSELLER AND SFhFieNER,
wa.hinston street, Adjoining shs Post Once,

sAN FRANCISCO, cALIFOhNIA.
NWyOuLD ean The atirniien of an naokarners. s.x=
w EEPgsasasn aIld Neus Agents q . lafae An|I|A
III of NruspapcFs aad Magazine uhch he IN lEE1D
furnish uah derpatrh .trlrthr uhh nsuks. uMl-Y
eailonuy. ald al lie Cap Puhelians ofths d.F Il ne
buss msrtsi pf,s, e.fsuy r.rtsd ana lrry diTsaluA
~ hs VI ean neter he prfllc le all apccnrn
e.py Of IN nsv pu5lliaat, ndosiel DeatFs ui ani ii
irsaaT Their aitantl % have al ur orrFs psck-i n
OtAsr ASass. An srdSFS IN - anSSuTud PSUnpilg.
, 1861-03-28
DipIhefia. UIcerated Sore Throat und QuihSey.

The shove complaints have for tFerty years been
treated with H,JOways Ointment aud Pills with Fferi
success. The cures have hrtn rma Inlle. speedy
and nnmsggus that these oen fatal diseases are moie
EASILY cured BY these medicines tLan even the common
sore lhrOat, II taken In time
, 1861-03-28
CURE is AT HAND!
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT
SsOrbulis ErupiiOns, Us Sore Heads and StrOfulOul
SwelllnsS. '0f

II this poteslal Ointment 10 well tahhad into the
arts scted, skin diseAse will overcome.
u acts hg repression, hut ftpnls0h 10 enera 1he
system salt enters meat and operates not locally only
hut constitnilnaily purifying tile whole system,
trsziDg all depaYed umnnrS and eiItctnR n Fadical
md complete cnfe. The Pills should he take1 as On
auxiliary 70 the Onimens AZ they are prepared as
- act 10 uHis0n with II, q ,aiihg and confirming the
condneef of the dispase
, 1861-03-28

PLowIxo.-A correspondendent Of the
Country GsRtlemaR says ~ believe, first,
that there are some soils, which should not
be plowed deep, such as the light sandy, the
eravelly, the peaty, etc, when quite porous
and friable and resting on q subsoil Of the
same character; second, that al clayey and
loamy soils may be deepened with advantage
r0sided It be done at the rate Of an incl Or
90 in year, and with the addition of twelve
pr twenty loads Of good manure, and pro-
Yided there Is no stagnant water near the
surface, ora necessity for draining and
third, that the safest and best way Of pro,
eeeding,is to deepen only little at time,
hs guide for future operations.
Coon ADyIcE.-Do net live and work on
your farm, with the expectation or wish to
sell vut,. Nothing will keep man so much
lna state Of ipdecision. Living from. day
10 day with the idea that Just as soon as you
can you are going 70 sell, is one Of the poor.
est Ways Of getting along. Make up your
mind to stay where you are, Apply energy
and headyork is your Operations, and de-
Eermine 70 make q home for yourself and
your family, n you have one, and give up
The idea that You can acquire wealth in chas.
Ing every speculation that presents ITSELF
II were asked to account for my horses
legs and feet being in better order, than
those Of my neighbor, should attribute IL
b the four following circumstances First,
that they are all shod with few. nails, SO
flaced 10 The shoe q TO permit tie foot to
expand everv tina thav nove. second that
, 1861-03-28
Thf KiinfrA Stpnili anl Crnrel.

Ia these esmplunts. TIE 0lntment NsO acts IKE q
cha m pF0yidng 4 y veiy tselpay rubbed over the
rgons 81 Nv kidneys which vii penetrate and CIV,
almost immediate Felitf while the ms should be taken
according TO the printed dir-cts when the most ex.
traordhafy cores may be aissied BY this means.
Bad LagA Bad Breasts, ScfOialOus Sores aud /,
, 1861-03-28

Both ne Ointment and Pills should be Used in the
JollOiring eaSss:
naa Lep lChego-foot flafulas Sore throais
nAa bfeasts Shiniains i0ouf Skin diseases
Burns Chapped hands lGlHndularsw welIngs lScuryy
nunlons Corns (s0fD tLuubag0 S0re-heads
DnSN Mos, u ahceu y tttles s-.ll a ltumorg
qutoa and Cohtracied and Rheumatlsm lIJlcrrs
sand f1lesl ssllG Joints .IScalda - EcnnA.
Cocobay li1ephantasiS ISOre Nupea lYnws
Sold ~ the E.labluhment Of Professor Holloway 2ll
Str.nd, te1r temple BtF,l londnu; also by al Fespec
tale ugRt s and Dealers 10 Medi Ines me
1vliz vodds q the EIllpwng prces -ls II "a gi
T. a.. L.. 22S, and So. each Pot.
There Il considerable saving By taking The larner
N B-DhsAsOei iofths guidance Of patients in every
disorder are afaxed n each J,ol. N -
HTg cUKriS 4 MOORE. Drueri.as, !,
3:29 Agehts ior HOLLOsAY. virtora, vi
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-09-18
nj a IA RI II u

ST0NE-DR0NE-Ta Hickory Grove Sept. 2, by c.
X. Thompson, J. p Mr.. Andrew Stone of Waterloo to
Miss julia Drone Of Nuseoda.
JONES' j. r., Mr.. Peter Smith to Miss Sarah l.. Ray
both of Han rison.
HICKS-BRAY-In Hazel Green, September 3, by
Rev. Enoch Iasker Mr. Thomas Hicks to Miss Philippe
Bray, both ofBeetown.
PULLEN-HAMILT0N-Se September 4, at the house
Of the brides father, Lancaster by Rev. Mr.. Palmer
Mr. Dsbrow Pulen and Miss Elizabeth Hamilton, both
of Lancaster.
BC0cK-CRlsBAUGH-A sefastopol, in town
of Miliyille by g. w. Grimesey, Esq, Mr. 3, nann
Babcoek and Miss toseanna Clisbaugh all Of Miliye,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. The residence Of Vim.
Ches, gayior Of Evasion, Illinois, and Hiss Alict
Patterson, Of chicago.
PRENTiSS-CUHfs-A t the residence of Ms Att
gall Curtis on The gtl ins Nv Rev. Mr. Stodaard, Mr
r w freniss % the FMtteylie Guars It'll Regiment
Wisconsin Volunteers Camp Randall, Madison, Miss
Matte 4. Cuttis, 81 Hazel Green.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-09-18

re- Col hanbin, a member of the Ca
madam Parliament, was at Washington a
few days since and obtained power to raise
a Regiment Of 16oe Lancers, and to arm
and equip them like the 10th English
Lancets, with sabres, carbine, pistol and a
lance, the shaft Of which is to be sixteen
feet long and the blade fourteen inches.
The RENDEZVOUS viii Be in Detroit. They
will be in the field by December and be
commanded by experienced officers
Eg Two Hundred North Carolinians
have been mustered into the Federal SER
vice by Col. Hawkins, who is in command
at Hatteras Inlet
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-09-18

Republican state Convention viii be held at the
caito il the city Of Madison, at IL O'Clock, NJ, on
Tinesday The Is th day Of September next, for the
w nose OF nominating candidates fer State officers.
PrPeh Assembly District, under the new apportion-
usnt Will be entitled to two delegates in the Conyen-
ION.
cr The selection ofdeegates be held on before sep
o9sr T. and that the District Committees issue
w calls for such meetings, that the people may BE h0r-
neby notified and choose delegates Who fairly reflect
,befr wishes HORACE RUBLEE,
Chanran Republican state Central Coma.
Madison, August ~, lool
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-09-18
DLATTEVILLE ACADEMY.

The Gail term Of this Institution viii commenc
Wednesday, August IS, lS61.
Telms Of Tuition vary from S4 to 81 per quar- 'er, pay
ala IL advance incidental expenses 70 cents la0i
hoard Il FURNISHED II 80 TO 800 per week. Inc OK
nense may be materially reduced BY Students De@sNn
themselves Rooms in the Academy, 70 cents lef Neeh
Each student viii be charged ~ cents per o y ~
FRAY contingent expenses
students will DC leceeed az any time puf ! : va.
desirable that they should eomneuce with 'hsr csse
al tue beginning Of each Term .. ..,a..
The Normal Department wilfeceiye increased atleh
tion and any DESTROYS OF Decoutg thorough, lfaciiea
faaeegs viii find liz greatly to their advantage to ente
the class Professional Diplomas viii be awarded b
fhe Safe Borrd u Normal Regents to those WHO sus
tam tie examination of the Agent.
Aliss Ia ia9e man. talented perl Fher ana as's's
II tfasc Asil continue to eite lessons the sitin q
slledeot Is STUDENTS Of the Academy Terms, SioV
par term.
Catalogues sent on appheallen.
ESQ N tUGgNsEY, Principal
Piatteville, Wis july rs. lNbl
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-09-18
For the Herald.
Comfort the Volunteers.


FRIEND Covert am not in the habit
Of troubling you very often, but there j.
one thing to which | wish to call your at
tention, and also the attention Of all who
feel an interest IN the happiness Of our vol
unteers, which | think will be a sufficient
apology for my Intrusion at this time
That is the subject Of writing to our friends
and neighbors in the army. | have re-
ceiyed some letters and seen a great many
sent to Others, ard all complained Of the
neglect Of their friends in this matter
Some say ] have received one, others two
letters since left home. One young man
writing to me says, II have received one
letter since / left bone" and ii another
place sTelI my friends if | have any, u
write to me-
How can these men feel, far away from
home and its enjoyments, separated from
friends and many Of tie comforts Of life,
pefiling their lives upon the battle field fol
our rights and Liberties, While we are al
home in the enjoyment Of comfort and
ease, in the company Of friends and the so
ciabiity Of neighbors.
This should not be so; we should write
and send newspapers and other reading
matter to soldiers, and 90 everything in
our power to make them comfortable end
nappy. We should write often to them
ana breath Encouragement u every llae,
sTell my iiiends II | have amy, to Wiite
ID me;' this is the language Of one Of the
neglected volunteers. 1es sir you have
friends, you lett the comforts Of home, You
left good society such as yon respected, and
You Mas respected by the same, you obey
ed your countfg's cal, you have periled
your life upon the battle field, and VIII
again. Nay God protect you and give
you 4 SAFE return to your friends after the
flag 81 our conatry waves triumphant over
every foot Of American soil.
Who wouldn't be the soldiers friend ev-
ery man that has drop Of patriotic hlood
Id bis veins, is the friend 70 the volunteer.
Then let is write to the volunteers.
G, Nv GEiMEsEY.
Miliyille, Aug l3, 1861.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-09-18

Y RgJoHN Bates, one Of Capt. PaImer's
company, residing a few miles south Of
Lancaster, while on his way to town on
Sunday, stepped out cf his wagon to fix
something out Of gear, when his horse
kicked him severely on the side Of his head,
Featuring his jaw and dangerously bruis-
ing him. He was brought to town in the
evening, and put under the care of DR.. Hyde.
He receives good attention from volunteers
and the family where he is stopping, but
has been out Of mind ever since-reeogni-
sing no one but his motherand little brother.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-09-18

ggA span Of horses strayed from w.
0. Thomas, at Wmgydle in August-one
dark bay, the other a light bay. They
ne advertised