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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-06-20
cHERIFFs sALE-HURLBURT.

tato Of Wisconsin, County Of Grant. 49, Thomas w
McLin Pialatil against +. Darwin hurlnurt, Deien-
dant Circuit Court Of Grant county, Wlsconsiu.-
Judgment OF Foreclosure and Saie
y virtue Judg OF foreclosure ana SAFE issued
out OF the boye named Court in favor OF the above
named Plain ifand aanst the above named Deiendant
bearing date on llth das Of Aarch, A. D. 1851 and
sy the direction uf the Plaintiffs At,e.asys shall on
tie Sth day Of July, A. d. lStl at tie hour 81 zen
~ lock in the forenoon Of said dag olIer Tor sale ANA
will sell TO he highest and best bddertor cash IN hand
III tn outer door oil the Court House ia The village VI
Lancaster Grant goun " WISCONSIN, the following des
ibcd al estate to VII: The east hal Of tlie lioilh-
east quarter and lie hall of the uateast quarter
III section surteen AZ the s0tthtasi quarter 81
the south quartlr " sector \ eleven az ana
soutwest quarter OF south-wekt quarter 81 Section
40. thirteen Isl all ia rownsAip No. SIX 20 NORTH Of
Range No three (3) Wes saving ana exc. ptng teI e
ffeni one acr, hefs.tOfvre decided 70 Orlando Wood
worth near southeast corner of south. west qnartrr
OF south west quarter Of said section No Thirteen
and being the land decided to said s fiburt by W.
II. Lane and wife SAT- premises ordered soid IN
satisfaction in this Of the Judgment amounting 10
the sum eleven hundred and ninets seyen& lz-lO0hs
dollars dainagea fifty and 81 100 his dollars costs,
together wi1i dishu and costsac rang
Dated Shern's office, Lancasie March n, 1861.
j. Il. MOORE. Sheriff,
Mills MCKEE, Grant County, WIS.
Plaintiffs Attorneys. 4Z-wl5
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-06-20
cHERIFF'S sALE-sT. JOIN.

state Of Wisconsin, ounty OF Grant, S. John Lew
IS, PLAINTIFF, Matilda H. IT. 5ohn, Defendant
Circuit Coun Of Grant County, Wiscunain- Judg-
nlynt OF Foreclosure ard Sale
~ virtue oil judgment oiiorecosure and sale issued
out Of nained Court in favor OF the above
named Plaintiff, and against the above named Deien-
tiatt bearing cate The 9TH day Of March, a. d.
1861 and by the direction of the Plaintiffs Attorneys
sla on the 9Th day OF July, A. d., 1851 al the hour
of ten o'clock in the forenoon Of said lay oHer for sale
aud win sell II highest and best bider for cash in
hand at the door IT the Court HOUSE in the vii
aae Of Lancaster, Grant Comfy, Wisconsin, the fol-
loving descriDr reel estate to-wit: The southeast
qrarter OF southeast quarter OF section Number
fwen,y-six f26l IN Township Number eight Isl north
Of Range Number three 81 west OF the fourth
nrincnc Meridian in Grant County, Wisconsin. SAID
premises are ofaeed sold satisfaction this case 81
tbe Judgment, amounting TO he sum Of one hanaied
aud nlnet, one aud - le0tDs dollars damages and thif-
ts-he and 33-l0aths oarS COSTS iogethsr with in-
rests diSl me- MS aul accFsing Gusts DATED sner
if7s ONCE, Lancaster, April l, 1861.
j. IL. MOORE, Sheriff.
R.pnrR 4 I.oyBY Grant County, Wis.
iiansn's Attorneys 4z-Wlo
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-06-20
THE HERALD.
The Army Worm.


Last week we mentioned the advent.
hereabouts, of these loathsome destroyers,
and were in hopesthe fears then entertained
were more the result Of croaking than any
thing else. Since then our worst fears havt
been fully realized. Upon examination
End enquiry we find that these same strange
Insects flor such they seem TO be) have
made their appearance in countless thous-
ands IN all or about all the grain and grass
fields in this vicinity, stripping everything
with fearful iap:dity in their onward march
of destruction. Most of our farmers have
turned large droyes Of hogs into their
meadows with view to destroy them, as
hogs dcyour them with the avidity they
would corn; this seems rather strange Tut
is nevertheless a truth. = =
Old citizens tell us that it has beentwelye
years since these worms have visited this
vicinity in such armies as the present, and
it does really seem hard and discodraging,
I after the many bad crops orr farmers have
had during the past three or four years,
and the fine promises Of heavy yields here
until lately the present season, that al
should be thus upset, when they are SC
much needed by the people of every class
We think by having propitious weather
until wheat ripens, that is, showers every
few days, but little damage will be done il
but should it continue dry until wheat har
vest time, the yield we think will be very
small, from the fact that the grain is now
in bloom, and being stripped Of its blades
IL viii take considerable nourishment tc
make it Eli ont and yield anything. How
ever, let us all not be too soon and easily
discouraged. but keep our spirits up con
stantly trusting in kind Providence and
hoping for the best.--.Salena M } Adro-
cate.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-06-20
CHERIFFs sALE-BURNs.

State Of Wisconsin County Of Grant-sa Michael
Burns, Guardian, &c, Plaintiff against William =.
Carer Guardian, &c, Defendant. Circuit Court ot
Grant C0aptys Wlscousn
By virtue Of d writ Execution issUed ont of the
above naneJ Con "a f4%or of tue above named Ds'ft
ana against the above named Pfif 10 directed and
Delivered and Tor want 0 goods and chattes OF the said
pm Michael Burns, whereon 10 levy, ! have By the
direction Of the Del't William h. Carter levied upon
all the ris hi title interest which tie said PHI Aei-
AL Burns had on the It'll day Ut March, A. ID 1861,
or has since acquired in and too the following desc
ed real estate t0-wit: The south ha.f, and tie east
half of the north quarter and the southwest quar-
tsr Of the northeast quarter, aud the south qua
ter Of the iwsst quarter of Section nineteen (l9)
Township No. fur a. r0rtn OF Range 10 four %
of The oul To prEeiple meridian, in Giant County
Nisconsin excepting thee ~ acfes oil tue north
west quarter sid SectiDn nlnet tlg), described
deed from Charies A. Muir, to William otto Smith,
rxecuted tie 9Th day Of June, A. D., 1861, and
corded ia the Office OF Register f(ted OF Grant Cou
~, Wis. in Book ss Of deeds pages 404 and 46J.
Also and fraction uH the northeast
Burns to the town Of Beetown, November til, 1882 for
a Grave Yard and described in deed recoId+d the
said Registers Office in Book "li Of deeds page
$40 and Also one-hAi OF amd oil tire -east quar-
Of said Section nineteen (lp) which uecIea W.
Michael Burns Scho0l District No two % OF town
Of Bsetown and described in deeds recorded ia lie sail
Registers Office IN Book p If deeds page ESQ.,
Winch above described aad with the exceptions shave
viii the 22d dts of July, 1881 at the hour Of IL
o'ciock in the OF sa day ael for ae ana viii
sell to the highest and beet bidder for cash in baud
the outer dporof the curt house in tho Village q
Lancaster, Grant County, WISCONSIN said will be
made to satisfy Tile jadI cement in this amounting
to the OF nine hundr' and sixty and l4lO0ths
dollars, together with interest COSTS and
ing dated SheIins Office, I.aneas er, June s. 1851
j. b. MOORE, Sheriff.
Grant Cunnty, Wis
wM. E. CARTER, Attorney for himself 5l-6w
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-06-20

CoLIc IN HoRsEs.-John L. Gregg, OF
Missouri, says in the Valley Farmer.
III can cure by the following recipe, any
case of collie in horses, in twenty minutes.
Take OF, Of tobacco, in small Bits; DIR.
red pepper | J gal boiling water; mix and
simmer on Goals ten minutes, or til the
properties ofthe medicine are extracted
Administer by injection with J pint syringe.
Repeat every minute till relieved By this
method | haze cured more than fifty cases,
without single failure. The horse is GEN
orally fit for use in one hour. The naoduS
epeaqpdi of the medicine is this: Tobacco
is a powerful relaxant-Capsicum a pow
erlul stimulant. BY the relaxation pro-
duced by the tobacco, free exit is gwen to
tho collection Of wind or gas, and the cir
culation is equalized; the pepper prevents
too great relaxation.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-06-20
CUMMONS-SANFORD.

Circuit Court in and fo the County of Grant, Wscon-
sin. Louisa W. SANFORD, Piaintin, against George
Sanford, Defendant The State of Wisconsin to the
defendants here nalneds
You are herebv summoned and required to answer
ths complaint in this act on. which Is hled in the
Office Of the Clerk fthscrcait Court Of Grant Coun-
ty Wisconsin, at Lancaster, in said County, and 70
serve copy vi your answer The said complaint on
the subscribe hIs Office, in the village OF la"cas-
ter Wis., within twenty days after the service hereof,
exclusive Of day Of such Service and il you fail 70
answer the said complaint within the time aforesaid,
the puinliH in this aelion will app4 10 the cou't Tor
the relief demanded in the congratulated Lancas-
ter, April 10, a. d 1861.
). r. MILLS Pitts Attorney.
81 w6s Lancaster Giant County, Wis.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-06-20
Parents and Children.

Tt is mistake to suppose that children
love the parents less who maintain PROF. :
er authority over them. On the contray,
they res .oect them more I'll cruel and
unnatu al selfisAness that INDUCES children
in foolish and hurfnl way. Parents are
guides and sounselors to their children
AS guides in foreign land, they under
take to pilot them through the shoals and
quicksands of inexperience. If the guide
allows h.s followers al the liberty they
please ;if because they dislike the CONSTANTS
of the narrow path Of safety, he allows them
to stray into holes and precipices that de-
strcy them, to Stake their thirst in brooks
that poison them, to loiter in woods full Of
wild beasts ordeadly herbs, can he be called
a sure guide2 And it is the same with
our children. They are as yet only in the
preface, or, as it were, in the first chapter,
Of the book of life, We have nearly finish
ed it, or arc FAR advanced We must open
the pages for these young minds. IF child
rem see that their parents do not find fault
without reason; that they do not punish l,e-
cause personal offence is taken, but because
b thing in itself is wrong--if they SCI,
that while they are resolutely but affect
ionally refused what's not good for them
there is a willingness to oblige them in all
innocent matters, they will soon appreciate
such conduct, and its real kindness.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-06-20
Care of Horses.
The YalZeu Farmer saws:

The Valley Farmer says:
'At this season, when horses are feguir
ed to 40 their utmost, laboring constantly
from early morning till late in the evening,
they should nave the kndest treatment and
the best care and attention. A man who
can't govern his passions, has no business
with horses 1t makes the heart ache to
think how they are abused, whipped,
pounded, jerked by the reins, and other
wise maltreated, merely because they do
not know what the driver wants, or because,
from their i'll usage, they are afraid to do
what is wanted of them. They should have
comfortable place to rest-plenty of dry
bedding-and be well supplied with good,
nutritious food. They should especially be
well fed at night, when they have time to
eat and digest their food. Oats is the best
grain for horses; and when they are to be
fed principally on corn, they should have
pats at least once a day. Bran mash should
also I've given them two OF three times a
week to keep the bowels in healthy con-
dition. Wood ashes and salt, mixed to-
gether in equal parts and glken TO horses
two or three times a week, will be found
very beneficial to their health"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-06-20

WATERING TREES AND PLANTS. -When
il is necessary to do this, do not just sprink-
le the surface Of the ground. 1t is only an
aggFavation to the thirsty roots, and il
leaves the ground in bad shape, hard and
dry, Iustead Of this, remove the surface
col several inches deep aud give the roots
a thorough soaking. Then return the top
soil, mulch it with straw. leaves, or any
other porous material. This viii prevent
the baking Of the ground and will keep the
soil moist for a long time.
The usual method Of dashing water on
The top Of the ground is almost useless.
Very little Of the water 50 applied eve,
reaches the roots Of the tree, but when
carefully put into the ground, as we have
mentioned, it viii do some good.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-06-20

BLoAT IN CAgrLE.-H. d. Court, of
Bedford, writes to the michigan Farmer
that when cattle are bloated from eating
wet clover, or horses from eating green
glover, he has found sure remedy in Civ
ing to the animal an ordinary charge Of
gunpowder, mixed with about the same
quantity Of fine salt, in the hand, and
thrown on the tongue exery Is minutes,
until 2 or 3 doses are given.
lie vs." In the summer of 1858
had five head taken at one time, two of
which were severe cases, but this treatment
saved them The same week the hides OF
forty head were sent into Battle Greek, and
all from animals that had been lost by
eating wet clover.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-06-20
no ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN

Notice is hereby given that at the next special term
az the Gil cult Court 81 Grant County, wisconsin, to
be begun and held at the Court House in Lancaster in
said cuunty the rst Monday in August, A. d. 1861,
application will be nade Ny the proprietor OF the fol-
lowing naned 81 cks, Parers Addition = tsc village
81 3 SEQUEL a. desQ led an The recorded nap and
plat ROOT al alleys running through blocks
number one two, three and eleven, 4, 2 ~ and
also to vacate all that portion Of the street running
east and vest called Parker Street, which lies between
blocks number two ca and eleven l) IL said village
Of Boscobei.
Lancaster, May 9th, 1851
DWIGHT 7 PARKER, Applicant.
BY Barber & Lowry, bis Attorne5s 50-l0w
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-06-20
LEGAL.
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ESTATE OF COLLOGAN, DECEASED

EOTATE OF CULLU6AIN, DEVEaSAD'
County Court Grant County, Wisconsin. La Probate
June Term 1861. Present VIM. Mcuonigais tuuze'
In the matter Of the estate Of Patrick C"iogn, ue
ceased.
On reading and ding the petition Of Bafbary Coe-
logan, representing said court that the salo ratIe
Coogan, recently did intestate in sad Grant County,
and that she IL the lawful widow of said deceased; and
praying that administration thereof bs granted unto
her, and Michael Collogan. TbereuPon ~ - ofueTeo
Judge Of this court ut the court house IN Lancaster ~
said county, on Monday the Sth day OF July, A. u 1861
one clock in the afternoon OF said day. ORDERED
further tba notice tberof lie given to all persons intel-
esed in said estate publishing this oider tor tree
t3) successive weeks previous TO said day ofhearng IN
the Grant county Herald weekly newspaper pubiisnee
al Lancaster in said Grant County--Dated une Sth
1851. VIM. McGONIGAL,
62.w3 County Judge.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-06-20

RECIPE ron DracH CHEESE. Take
two-thirds loppered milk, one third fresh
buttermik, place it in a kettle over mod
crate fire. aud let it heat gradually until
the curd is separated from the whey, then
skim il out carefully into cloth strainer.
hang i IN cool place to drain, perhaps
five or eight hours.
Then add your salt and butter, and
when these are thoroughly worked in,
make it into balls.
Some prefer to stand day or longer be-
fp1 nsing. but like it best to use imme-
diatelY. ! think pressing ont the whey
with the hands is an endless job, and be-
sides i must press out the richness.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-06-20
GUARDIAN SALE or REAL ESTATE
I'M HAZEL GREEN

ty Court; IN Probate. In the matter of
the guard ;aaslip Of i.ydil Tonkins, El.zaUelh
Tonkins, ami Law ma Tonkins minors.
Notice is hereb given that by virtue and in pursn
aice of order OF license maize said matter on the
9TH day of May. h. 1861, by fhe county court Of
said county, the undersigned 9nardl Of said minors
will on the 2itss day OF June, A. s5i on the prem
ises Sold the hogr Ut o'cock tue III
uoon OF said day, offer fo sale public vrndue Il, tile
Iii CHEST bidder the Following descsibed estate ia
tue Town OF liazei Green County Of anu STATE
OF Wisconsin, 70 Wit: Out lot number IN Roots
addition Upper iiaze Green, anu described IA 0i-
lows, being part Of tho southwest quarter sec.
tio tweDt, t24) in town (l) north Of range
une ~ west commencing al tbs southeast conner 1T
out ot hniubsr ~ Jatues Turn r. runs SOU
on the line e Mineral Point road thirteen rods and
31s feer, to the northeast OF Fourth Street
thence two nnnafed feet west NTH the north line o
Fourth street, thence north TO the Iine of james
Turner's lot. thence east two hundred iee TO Ii
place If beginning. The terms or sale will To mate
known at the tune and place Of sale.
Dated say 9Th, 1861. HENRY PETERS
50-w4 Gua' dian Of sand minors.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-06-20
20 ALL WHOM ITM Nay coNcERN.

Notice Is hereby given, that an application viii be
male to the lfcut Of Grant County, Wisconsin,
at the August special Term thereof, to De begun and
held al til Court House, in Lancaster, ON the hist
Nnday in August A. ID 1861, " tue several prOprie-
Tors Of the following named Blocks ia the VIII
iage OF Lancaster ia said county, for order TO be
made and in said Court, yacatlng the following
named alleys and streets, designated the map aud
plat OF said village viz: lhe alleys running north and
south through BocAs q s. Is, Y, 30 and ~ and be-
Lots 4, 8, aud 4 in Block NO 2l and Also the
following portion Of street caea am known A. Van
Buren street. viz: All that portion 81 sad street NORTH
Of the south line of Blocks 30 and 81.
BARBER y LOWRY,
zo-til Court. Attorneys for App cants.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-06-20

The GRowTNe WHEAr.-The present
season is said, by those whose interest is
to keep booked up in such matters, to be
an exceedingly favorable one for the growth
Of the wheat crop. So far as we have
heard, the wheat fields throughout this
section presents very fourishing appear
ance. Providence still smiles upon our
land, notwithstanding the political troubles
with which We ara afflicted.---Jackson Go,
4 Ioaoa Sentiae!
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-06-20
cHERIFFS SALE-Ausr1N. ~ A.

.GHERIFF'S SALE-AusTIN, EFT AL.
State Of EisconsiD Grant Circuit Court. judgement
Of Foreclosure aud Sale. o, r. Wetmore P'tfH rs.
VIM Austin, Henry +. Young, and Jared Warne., be-
PENDANTS.
BY virtue of decree Of foreclosure and sale issued
from the above named court in tue above entitled causes
bestring date 18th OF Oct ls60 by directions of
Plaintiffs Attorneys shall the 10Th day Of March, A.
ID. 1861 the hour OF az o'clock. of said day
front door Of the Courthouse in the village OF lancas-
ter. Wisconsin, offer for sale ut putc auction and will
sell to the highest and best bidder for hand the
ing described real estate, viz The east bsf Of
The nnrrh east quarter aud hs neslh-wes quarter If
the northeast quarter OF section four ~ township
No. tour y, north at range i've a) west, IN
ing rs acres more u Also HE undivided one
hall 81 thesont cast quarter OF the south cast qual
o. section No tws ~ Of town No. four ~. nort
range No. six 80, west containing 20
lcsss, in Grant ounty. Wis.
said premises ordered sold in satisfaction of the
Judgement in this amounting to the OF 1886
and o6l0Jth, together with interest and costs.
WIN. III. FOSTER, sheriff.
Dated SheriLTs Of6ee Lancaster, Dec. 18th, 1860.
MILLS MCKEE, PitlTs Attys. 25-13w
The above sale is hereby ajouruca until the 9Th day
OF August ID 1861, at the place ant ilc hour
OF O'Clock p. 81 said day Is direction of Plaintiffs
AttoTneys.-Dated March Iitb. lo6I
WA IS POSTER, Ex-SheriH
4O-pub TIL LIST Aug OF Grant County, Wis.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-06-20
Land for Sale.

The subscriber offers for sale in lots to suit purchaser
the most liberal terms to payments Time, tile
following lands, ali lying anu ON either side 81 Tile
Military road, in the fowp of Wingyille, Grant Coup,
Wisconsin:
Sec. ., Town 6, N. Range west-G40 acres.
Ma oil Sec. ~ Town ., ~ Range West--320 acres.
Wa ofSec. 10, rown 6, N. Range West SO acres.
Sw14 OF sec. -, Town ., N Range Wet-lo0 acres
E1a fnw "a Of Sec - f. D, N. *. W.--Se acres.
Fur particulars inquire Of rhos. j. Green ! Co., ut
Wingyis, or A. d. Wills The premises, atsents Tor
Miles White, Baltimore, Md.
The property IS situated two miles west OF WingvilIs
fairly divided between prairie aud timber, per-
fcctly adopted for farming. These lantss
the highest parts of tile county, but contain iv
lug springs aud water NIFTY Le had BIZ digging
Wingvie, June 18th, 1900 LILY
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-06-20
VAN WAGENEN'S
Celebrated English Horse Salye.

This Remedy for horse ailments Of the feet and legs
and especially founders, cracked and contracted feet
and gals wounds, &c, has the following home
menHations:
Erairie du Chen. March 81, 1861.
thereby certify that have used SIR. Van Wageren's
Horse SaYe lame horse, and in two weeks it caEs
ed oof grow threefourtlis of inch; ii
passes anything in tho line of horse sayes used
Also for the enlargement OF contracted feet il appears
perfectly successful JUIIN THOMAS.
Lancaster, April 2. 1861,
G.. Van Wagenen, the proprietor OF this Celebrated
English Horse Saive arrived in town the 2Sth day
of March and called attention to the operation Of
noof growing horse owned by him. The horse has
been badly Foundered; his feet contracted 10 that
tent that lie very stiff. have .ooked at him
to this the 2nd day OF April it being eek snse
the rstapplication made, and say it al
most miracle and does away with all doubt in relation
to founder and contracted feet in horses being incura
bic, by the Of this CeiebFated Remedy foot
Is u of "a inch 5clow the hair aud has enlarged
to the size OF natural foot far grown For fur
tior information call at tie Stone Livery able where
tie Effects be above described; also the
most reliable test nonais OF ia high standing in
different parts of tile country.
Lancaster, Wis, April 3. s. G. MCDONALD
42tf WM n. FOSTER.
FOR SALE AT TIE LANCASTER LIV cry STABLE.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-06-20

The MYSTERY or MUsIc-W What a
mystery is music invisible, vet making
the eye shine, intangible, yet making all
the nerves vibrate; floating between earth
and heaven; falling upon this world as if
strain from that above, ascending TO that
as thank offering from this. 1t is Gods
gift, and it is too lofty for anything but his
praise; too near the immaterial to be made
the minister of sordid pleasure; too clearly
destined to mount upwards to be used for
incinng hearts to earth. Oh that the
churches knew how to sing-making music
a JOY, a triumph, sunshine, song Of
nightingales !--Arthur's Italy IN Tronsi-
ton.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-06-20
GTRAYED OR STOLEN

Faoul the subscriber, time last fall. dsr.r
DAY Nre, ack name aud tail with Iwiite s1sip
from s,ree 10 five inches length he end Of the
nase rather on one side otnar white ia the face,
With The exception that there may b. star in the
ioreieHt lAsk she has white hind foot hut very
little above te@.opf Dnf mol positive She viii BE-
iour FEARS old is spring j. o. me4nn size and was
a.lbroken when sAa iet ANY one eliTefing said mare
t. me, or giving information where sae can be ioands
JOHN &. HARRISON.
Lancaster, February .. 1901, $s-H