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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-07-17

TX wv %ttNN lA~CtlCfitS IL tnE
Times, through Mr.. Sampson. and
later in the inder, concerning the
payment of the coupons, re shall 10
the needfai."
Thus from the statement Of Der
LANCER, we learn chat the Times. upon
which John Bail pins his faith, was
not only by sympathy, bat through
interest, the advocate OF the loan and
OF the Shareholders Confcderacy.-
Its financial Articles and its leaders
were written to the order OF DEF.
LANCER. BY the aid Of the Tta.es 8
Parisian Jew, takingadvantage ofthe
expressed sympathy for the south,
by lords, members of Parliament,
bankers, business men, and adven-
%turers, and Of the general gulIibility
OF The British public, was able to Sc
curo a subscription OF torty-five mil
lion doIIars,--or thirty million IN cX-
cess Of the loan
These extracts from D'Erlanger's
correspondence will show that the
London Times was in the service and
pay Of JEFF. Davis during the Rebel
ion.
on the evening Of the 23d, Lord
Campbell called up the American
auctions in Parliament, making II
speech in favor Of recognizing The
Contcderacy. He spoke OF the re
markahle success Of the loan. as Il
proof that the English public was
ready to aid The South. The loan
being thus bolstcred, went up to four
and a half per cent premium.
Mr.. McRae having arrived in
Franco, there was Il meeting Of dis
tinguished rebels in Paris on the it'll
Of June, at D'ErIangcr's banking
house. Mason, Slidell, J. G. Lamar,
who had been purchasing supplies in
London for the Confederacy, and
McRae, was present. The object OF
the meeting was to consider the tinan.
cial condition OF the Confederate gov
crnment in Europe. The total debts
Of the ~Cou1cder&cy abroad for can
non, arms, ships, and supplies, at that
time, were put down at ($S, 705. 000).
AT the same time" reads the cor
reSpondence. .Ermile dErjanocr 4
90. furnished the meeting with q
fin statement CONCERNING tbe loon
According TO which, ($9,250,0 900 Of
the loan Il in circulation 4 part Of
which is fun paid, having been sub
>orsbed for by the creditors OF the
government"
The balance Of 81, 10000 was in
the hands ot y krlanger tor disposal.
In a letter written two days later, OH
the 9th, by D~'Eriangcr to Memmin-
yer, we learn how there happened to
be so large an amount Of the stock
on hand. Unfavorable news from
America caused a feeling Of uncasi-
ness, and speculative holders began to
sell at deprecated rates.
can arrangemcnt,' says D'Erlan-
ger, was thereupon entered INTO
with Atr. Mason ana heartily APPROX
ed ny Mr.. Sif!ell, winch enabled Us
70 buy In the government Fl, 900; 900
OF the stock b0t 50 eager was the
specnIation' mat his ana not saiice.
anu oHe sa''l IA rao - oe e~Alenocp ~
- wv Inns oPeIati0u h"u rs
elleJ.' "id 'o'teF 's'ins' he'psI 'ne
''"l"VIi 49,, nm
~ tue i'sil ~ 'u''G' Aci'"e "Io'e
~ Z, - ~, I i5'eql l.'1; III
I','i I's'' ~ oo0e''"
t. '1' P''S ~ 80" 9A'o
iOI llifilSGII.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-07-17

\ STAMP DEcIsioN.-if you pay 4
debt Of over $50 with . check, and
take n fccept for it, the check and
receipt must both be stamped.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-07-17

fzs Geo. Peabody has given an ad-
ditional 100000 to the Peabody IN
stitute, tit South Dauvor, Mass.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-07-17
Miscellaneous.

GUNSMITH SHOP, BOSCOBEL.
The undersigned las started a Gunsmtth shop. in
B3scohrl. aUa is prepared to 10 al Kinds Of work in
that line in the lcst OF orlor, and as cheap as else
Whcre-42-imF GEO. TUFFLY.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-07-17
MANSION HOUSE.

LANCASTER, WISCONSIN.
MIS- MAR HYDE & SONS, P~ropriots Z
Thankful fr The fatteriug patronage heretofore 8
tended 10 the MANSION, we give notice that the Hous
viii 30 well kelt a. heretofore by the subscribers.
The Stable ON the premises Is one Of the best in t b
~cosnt-y. nary HYDE & some.
V~13-40Iy.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-07-17

STATE PRrsoN lTrMs.-Sinco the
9th day Of May there have been re-
ceivod - conyicts sentenced in the
aggregate to II years imprisonment,
for ten different crimes, rs follows
Il for larceny Of different grades, :
for burglary, , for forgery, 5 for as
sault with intent to rob, 2 for robbery,
for robbing the mail, ! for bigamy.
| for rape, ! for horse stealing, and |
for receiving stolen goods.
Since May 9th eight ~conyicts have
been discharged, and ont Of The 10
received ) are females.
The whole number ofconvicts now
Ia prison is III, 10 Of whom are fe-
m.@I 49, aapum Iimcs.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-07-17

pena House flies may be effectually
destroyed without the use Of poison.
Take half a spoonful Of black pepper
in powder, one tcaspoouf0l Of brown
sugar, and one teaspoonful Of cream !;
mix them we'll together, and place
them in a room on a plate, whore the
flies are troublesome, and they soon
disappear.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-07-17

LIrrLE HARM DoNE.-Tho Cana.
dian Commission appointed to ascer-
tain the damage done in the late
raids Of the Fonlaus, report that in the
east il will amount to from $4,000
to $50, 500 andin Tie west from 1900
to SIC, 600.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-07-17

The subscriber has just opened a public house at I
ton far the acf 3mmodation Of travellers and bosris
IN a newly fitted building. Good stabling, converter
situated, has been a1eda,
25tfpd$110 q. W0oDHoCsE.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-07-17

The SWISS TELEGRApH.-In Swift
erlandthe telegraph is the property Of
the state. An Office is establishcdin
almost every village, and the charge
is uniform. one franc (184 ccnts)
for twenty-five words, irrespective
Of distance. The dispatches are prin-
ted. and the establishment yield q
large revenue to the government.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-07-17

Col. Fornoy has taken the stump
in Pennsylvania as candidate for I.
S. Senator.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-07-17

rD~A letter from the GAINESVILLE
eXcursionists to st. Paul states that
Capt. William Lau2hton, ofthe Key
city, a resident Of Grant county.
while engaged in working his boat
ing spar, which hurled him with
great force from the hurricane to the
lower dcck. lie WAS taken up insen-
sible, but, though badly hurt, will
probably recover.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-07-17

GaYTho Richland OJscrrer, Of our
best country exchanges, has been en-
}arsed to Al Scolumn paper. 1t
notes, Is a remarkable circumstance.
that q good sized apple tree, which
bore largely last year, but failed to
put forth leaves at the proper time
this year, has just burst forth into
fnlL bloom.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-07-17

ALI RIGur.-A Washington dis
patch says that General Grant has
freely expressed himself as unquali
ledly In favor Of the Constitutional
Amendments adopted ty Congress,
declared that the best interests Of the
country demand their adoption.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-07-17
TIE SOTO HOUSE, GALENA.

Having recently become prorfietoTs Of the asove vel
known House, we have nlade such arrangements as viii
enuuie Us 10 furnish accommodation that axe unsrr| JAS
sed py those Qfany House in the west.
Calena, Nov. T. 1Sot-ti
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-07-17

1ea-The Grant County Witness
Mr.. Edward EStabrook, Of
%PlatloyilIc, has just returned from a
"trip to Missouri, whittier he went
with y Wow to settlement, if pleased.
lie is fully satisfied that Wisconsin
is decidedly the best place for a man
with a family to live in.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-07-17
ANCASTER HOUSE!

East 81 Rvland & HoIloway's Block, opposite tAs
Drag stare. Tits house has recently been enlarged
aul refurnishef. No pains will be spared to aecomIno-
date aleets. plaut5 81 sleeping and private rooms at
t.rhel. Good stables attached 10 the house
II. q. HYDE, Proprietor.
Lancaster. Jan. 1st. 1864. IS
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-07-17
-NOTARIES PUBLIC.
GEO. WALKER,

NOTARY PUBIC AND LICENSED CLAIM AGENT
British Holoic, Grant county. WJs.
vii attend 70 Perfecting all kinds Of legal documents
cohFtFaneos, &C., and prosecuting Claims against the
tn}tei states Tor Bounty, Pensions and other dnes.
Ia Applications made liroct with the Department.
Charges reasonable and made according to law. 47-tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-07-17
II. ST

Having been appointed Constable by the Town Board
OF Lancaster. is reauy to do all kinds OF business ia the
WY Of Serving Processes, &c: also collecting done with
2runptness and despatch. Also ~ n Licensed Auction
Ell he stands ready at all times when called upon. t
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-10-20
Tax Deed Notice.
State OF Wisconsin.
rauuf- NJ Rfa-gn o1s

OFFICE OF CL'K OF The BOARD OF ST.
pervisors, Ellsworth, Aug IS, 90. )
THE following pieces Of land were sold
by the County Treasurer on the 1eth
day Of NAY, 1864, for the taxes, interest
aud charges Of the year 1858.
Therefore, notice is hereby given, thai
auIess said lands are redeemed from said
sale on or before the 10th day Of May, 1901,
thev will b. conveyed % the respective
purchasers, according 10 law
The amount of taxes, interest ans char
res calculated up @ the last dsy 81 re-
aempti0u. is set opposite g each piece re-
tpectively- J. ". NiNN'
CIerz Of the Board of Supervisors.
~ "a De-
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-10-20
Town 26, Range 10.
Town 90. ltange 90

Unknown-un } of n 3-i lot
Lin 3 3,S4
Jnknowa-Und / Of "a ne
= lac 5
except "a acres in the ne cor
uer, Il ing 20 rods 4 by so
rods Z, ", 1921
Unkuowu-3 acres situated
between Rice X Biuus', in lot
section
said lot is the full widtl of lot
I, and lis line il 9 81 rods
% end Of lot / see. 1, town
70, range 20, S,73
UnkuOwu-AH Of Sc ar ne or 10
living of Main 81, in y T Nor
toms addition to city Of Pres
cUtt, except two rCis wide on
the side Of said ne or ne or,
containing 20 acres, 22,30
Uul.uown-A strip Of land 2
rods wide of the side Of NV !
nj 80 10 0s9
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-10-20
Town %, Range Is

D Belden--Ail Of nc or ue IT
except 10 acres ia sw corr er,
lad oUtlu lois. in the village
Of Be.'enyiil-,
Il Reldeu-Purt OF NV or ne I
beginning atthe ne sCfrec ofnw
ar Hg or, tLtucr ; 80 /. $40 IDS
thence - : 70 y * $40 rods,
thence % 4S7 y rUGs, tnet &c
"a s. : " 10 rods, tAoRce "a S ?
e IL rods, thence e - * S-lO
rods 20 place Of beginning,
D BeiJrE-paTt Of nw qr ne
~ sec.
beginning on the 9r liur at the
sW ,oiutt Il ; ae. 4 lot a.
ssed tn e. " Benz, u, - and
79-l9y rnGs OF the Or section
post on n si.!h OF section !, then
rs RODS, thence 5 : W 60 x
clio rods, thence u 80 rods TO
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-10-20
Town q. Range Il.

y y StricklaaI-Part VI s,y /
svS
besiua,us at tle NV corner,
thence =to the =w cl.-er, ta-n
( 20 tie s line IL 5tl Il II ths
village Of BIy City. Themes IA
a. e on the aortueIiy side Il
5,h 81 20 JacSsun -, thence "a
&j- " % the 5 line of said sw
:. thence W % the place Of be-
ginning.
d " StrickIaud-Part Of sc I
sw
BEGINNING a. the - cor. thence
won the 5 line t. Jackson &,
in the village Of Bay Ciiy, then
n 10 : " 1u tae o side If Jack
son 81 % the vs. lire OF said 80
= sw q, thence q on said west
line 70 Jefferson -, themes . On
side IT JeHers8u 81 To the IS
she'll River, thence down said
river 10 tile g line u said sc ar
sw ar, tuencc 5 20 the place o.
beginning,
J. wStrickIand-Part Ofse I
sw
beginning on " side Of Jack
son Il, in hevi.lige of bay Ci-
", a. the nv corner ni 81 So,
thence IA a. " "a 4th 81, then
as v % the - line II sail se
? ~ thence 5 90 Para st,tHen
so : 10 81 81, thence n Az
e 70 the pJuce Of beginning,
ID W StrickIaHi-Part Of sw4
sw
beginning6 rods s Of ne corner
Of said sw sw !, the &C 5 To
Jackson -, IN tue village %
B4y CITY, thence "a 4j= " TO
Jefferson 81. thence e on the s
line OF Jefferson Il to the place
OF begin Iiug,
D " Stricklaud-Part Of sw
sw :
beginning 80 the line on the
easterly side Of Morton e, in
the village Of Bav CITY, where
il intersects with 81 81, thence
y 10 W 20 eth st.thence a AZ
et0 Park -, thc.ce : 49, G 10
81 81, thence 5 a. " TO the
place OF beginning,
ID W StricSland-Part Of sw
= swi
beEinntn- on the $ line Of said
~ sw 7 on the easterly side
OF Commercial -, In the VII
lsgs or Bay City. where IL in
tsrsects with 18th -, thence n
zJ7 " TO 5th st, thence s ~
. 20 Morton 50. thence 5 As : G
10 attn -. thence s ~ y 20 the
Mace Of beginning,
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-10-20
ue CO ~ rods, thence W est -
..H- sf..r....s o.. a. rods a.. r "a

UukUnwu-i5 acres comIcu-
cling IS r,i, tro.4 TIE ne corner
Of So J
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-10-20
Town u, Range IS

T. c Tuhbs-All lac Or Sc u &5
except Is 100 acr, 5 ia nv cor
rads : Nv, 25.94
T. c rubbs-Plrt Of NV :. / e.
brginIing at the Sc conner II
said NV Gr Sc ar, thence s@w
So Is rods, thence 5-t " lG
RODS and ~ liubs, thea Ia
30 rods md % ,iGSs, thence
S. : 70 % rods to place Of
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-10-20
Town u. Rance IL.
NAME. DESC'N. SEC. Ant.
. " Strickland-12 acres on
a. 4

NAME. DESC'N. SIC. !
DIV Strickland-12 acres on
the side Of lot ) ia sec.
commencing 4 rods Of the NV
conner Of said lot 4, thence :
45 : G upon then line of Wash
iurtOn g, in the village Of Bay
city, To the westerly line Of 9th
II, thence northeriy on the "
line 81 9Th -. 20 the line q
said LOT 4, thence u 9 rods to
the u line of said lot {, thence
" q ihc place If beginning,
d " StTick ianf-Part Of lot4
beginning on the C side Of Mer-
idiaE 50. az the sw corner Of
Washington 81. IA the village Of
BAY civ. thence easterly on
the side ct Washington 4 70
9th -, thence sac " o. Meri-
dian Sc. thence upon the
side a Meridian 81, 70 the place
Of beginning.
d " Striekland-Parto fl0t4
beginning on the Mississippi
River AZ the Sc corIIer OF B 81,
in the village Of Bay City, hen
Az 10 the . line Of said lot
4. thence : on said 2 line Is the
ississippi River, thence up
said river % place &c beginning
d ~ StIickland-Part If lot 4 3
beginning on the Mississippi
River 40 the sw corner of 81 81,
in the village af BAY CITY, then
n 4f= e. To the-w line Of Mar
kIe 81. hence n 457 W on the
" lire Of Markle 81 20 Meridian
=. thence $ on = line az NgTi!i-
au - % the Mississippi River,
thence down said river to the
D ace 81 beginning,
ID " StIicAland-I1 acres in
lot I IN
beginning or the Mississippi
River Il the ~ corner If Lee
wee 81, IN tbe Vil.agr Of Bay
Citv. thence 3 ~ : e TO the ives
;prlv line Il Washington ST,
tie, c. d a. " on ths westeT-
~ line Of Washington 81 70 81
&. thence A. : " rods to the
IS line Cf sid lot J., thence
on sill ~ line q the MISSISSIPPI
"a River, thence DOWN said Iiy-
20 o. tie place Of beginning. 4
D - StsickIand-Part Il lot
> ~ soc.
eEiuuiug 1t the ne corner Of
Iut2. thence q on the e iiae Of
said lot , tn Peuin ST. in the
village # Bay City, thence S
AZ " 10 Jackson =, thence n
46- " - the vs. line Of said lot
,. thence n to the place Of be-
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-10-20

II not redeemed on OF before
Nav 18th, 1857. viii lie conveyed
"a purchasers.
City of Prescott-First Ward.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-10-20
Town D. Range II.
NAME. DEsCN. SEC. ANT.

1T1s rods, thence 40 rods to
the place Of beginning, 60.43
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-10-20
Town q, Hangp II

G Swartz--Part of s% I NV I
commencing at the sw co'urrut
NV or Of said sec. ,, THENCE
~ rods, thence nearly due y 3
rods - tire road, thence along
the road % reds to the place Of
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-10-20
low p, kange ID.

Il Buck ne NV = . SIS!
do Nv a NV I , 30
do sN NV 2 d.
futile X Wells ne w 2 G.:
do NV ne ~ DO
Heirs Of IarTis-Part OF lo.3 10
commencing at the Sc crrner Of
block l.. IN the village of DIM
mond Blua, Il ence n 4G-
$50 ieet, thence : II " An
81 rods 10 the Mississippi xiv
er, thence Sc down saIu river
~ rru-, virvuCe a. e Il RODS
to the place begiuniny, T.2,
lot IS IS5
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-07-17

C8sxr sT nirf Lses r. ~ ga
cons n rs Nahsmpi asar Cn
~ pablsho3 3 i7sT arefe nsarly
40 sr tbs llae Laas q Cuuee-
arat Aae tht@ are re ialHnF
Wh-rA saand rrfE strange g. Peep 4
who tai9y - mBoh llsiv u TO hrst
dsv Z ne veak a. 80 81 Ne enc
= SO traye1 cock fna3s make beds
eaes honae CO. haFr 20 shase on ihs
sAfAh aay No shan r1a CA tbe
sabbath daf ~ wale IN the garden 81
el,nwhere esae5t raewntlT q acd from
n.asg.ar ~ vuunu e4sH Ees her
els.arsa ~ Gla sabbath ~ fasting aay
10 minister han keep ho Who
ever wears cldshe trimmed WITH gold
silver ar bone isr. aae8sc lau slilhug
psr yard shall b. presented 20 thc
Grand Jurors. ard Tbs So1crimCn shall
tan the offender 81 AGO estate. No
ons ahall read & mmun Prayers keep
(hrlsimna ~ sei days. make minced
psos. dance, play cards, q play on any
jnasYnmeni ~ music except the drum
trnnpcl and jewsh6rp No gospel nin-
is,er shall JON people 81 marriage the
mNars,rase only shall JON 10 marriage
a. they mas "a il with less scandal 90
Christs Chur.h Whom paronts re-
fuse their children convenient MARI age
the magistrates shall determine the
point No man shan court maid in
person or by letter. without FIRST OBJ
tanning consent 1i her parents; L5pen-
alty tsr the Grst offence, Go for the
second. and fof the third Imprisonment
during the pleasure ~ the Court Mar
red persons must live together Or be
Imprisoned Every male shah have his
hair cut round. according % cap.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-07-17

~ Little girl observed a goose with
a yoke on, exclaimed; "Why, masthero
is a goose with corsets on II walks
just Ike sister Jane
What is that said the suady-
school teacher, pointing e the letter d
Dunno SAID Che urclsin What d.
you SAY whca you stub Your toe n
Dam i, was the precious reply
Apropos II typographical blunders
The New Haven Palladium SAYS "We
believe i was our predecessor Mr. Bah
cock, who, IN an energetic editorial, ex-
claimed, II there no balm IN Gileadg
Imagine his CONSERVATION, next morn
ing 70 find bis elab8rately written sen
tence turaed wlih ihs startling question,
Is there 20 barn il Clifford
IL Lady writer, taking umbroge AZ
the male criticism g feminine apparel.
II down on the pr elt fashion q short
coats. which she characteri1cs IS unbe-
coming, ungacciul and imrnodest--.
presenting 20 person AZ 81 be.hgercnt
temptation scarcely 10 be overlooked
MY dear friends, SID 3 returned
missionary AZ enc II the late anniversa-
~ meetings.. let u avoid sscsarlan bat
terness The inhabitants u Hiuioos-
tan, where have been laberlug i0g
many wears, have pgoYerb that though
you battle a deg tail N osl, and baud
?, II spaasts, yet you etua gel theero9k
0ui q * Nov, man sectarlAn bias
il SIMPLY The crook 81 the dogs tail.
which cannot be eradica,.-l, and hold
that every one SHOULD he allowed 10
s~s AAs - f~craarpAs - Tsa-s
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-07-17

A FAMILIAR FAcE-- There ID a legend
that one day a woman went 70 Brigham
Young for counsel touching some allog-
Cd oppression by an officer Of the
church Brigham, likoa true politician,
assumed TO know; but when il became
necessary to record her case, hesitated
and said
Let me see, sister-I forgot your
name.
my name?' was the indignant reply
"why, | am your wife
When did | marry your
The woman informed the President,
who referred 20 an account book in his
desk, and then said. -
well, / believe you are right !
knew your face was familiar.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-07-17

THs LoS8El Thursday, june 2lst,
wac dc Longest day 81 the year II IL
now tho summer solistic, on time when
tho Sun stands At the greatest distance
from tho equator and though nominal
IL growing shorter the days val for
some time remain At about the same
point, there being no perccptible diff
icr, nee FOR fortnight % come This
Is the day when travellers in northern
Sweden. as wen az some Of the inhabl-
tants. visit the region round about the
North Cape Is witness tho polar phe-
nomenon ofthe Midnight sun IA whole
day 81 twenty-four hours in which thc
snn az no time sets, but circles low
around tho horizon. In the higher
polar ATTITUDES. Of course, this fact is
not confined to any one day, for up that
way to compensate FOR half year Of
darkness they have six months Of day
liahl though there are only q few Es-
quimaux and polar bears 10 see it,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-07-17
srayrD Hfa RlauT An amusing

SnyrD Hra RidHT. An amusing
ssory Is told 81 woman in England
whoso husband, wealthy man, died
suddenly without leaving any will
Tie widow DESTROYS ~ securing the
wholeproperty concealed herhusband's
death and persuaded a poor shoemaker
10 take his place while q viii could be
made. Accordingly be was closely
muillod in bed as il very sick, and a
LAWYER vas called 10 writo the will
The shoemaker, IN a feeble voice, be-
queathed half u AL tho property to the
widow. "What shall be done with the
remainder :" asked tho lawyer "The
remainder replied lie, j give and be
quoath TO the poor little shoemaker
across the street, who has always been
good neighbor and deserving man,
thus securing rich bequest for him
self The widow was thundor-struoS
with the man s audacious cunning, but
did not dare expose the fraud, and so
two rogues shared the estate.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-07-17

fIO TIE - DIES. The celebrated DIX. l.
Din p9rieeiariy invites ali ladies ~ BE- reed !.
Hedfcat ~ surgical adviser, 70 ralI ut bf Rooms
No. q EudcJu Street. Boston, Nus, Which they
MIi araarod for theu fptcal accommodation
DIX DIN hnvng devoted oven tweffy vtits to
the particular bfan D of the treatment Of ~ dIse
aes PccuImr e fms Ter, u Is now conc, f., bv all
born nthis country and IL iufope) thHt lie eScells
iaii Other known practitioner ii tie safe tretAy
aad eheeual treatment q all female complaints.
HIS medicines are prepared with che express pur
pose OF removing an diseases, such rs debility,
weakness unnatural Impressions enlargem, 4, II
the womb also, all discharges which noN from =
morbid stasc Of the biooc Tic Doctor il nov fully
prepared totreat IN his peculiar style, botL medical
" md suFgeaiIg al diseases n tie female sex aad
they are respectfully invited 70 call at
No. u Endit0il Street, bodOn
al letters requiring advice must contain enc sci
lar 10 ensure an answer.
Address DR.. H. DIX No Il Endieot Street Res
ton, yass.
Boston, jan. t. 1see.-I-8s
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-07-17
BOOTS C SHOES.

COD Warrant NeW pairs given ~ 80 cases where
the con Boots Shoes prove drfurtisr 10 rot w07u
% -uch Az cyten. fhat e waulb De- unreasonable O. sNs
peat r. These goods Hrt unsurpassed fgr beaglg sad
sheha' eoJds And then ihe warrant, TIiR1s 1uE
TfFIFNIF
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-07-17

4HItI1e HVVFAl y TVFuIHI HIIIUIB =
fair sex, have called out the followil
piece Of sarcasm.
saw her bat a nemeni,
Twas IN sitting tkrt;r
How preshlv shs sailed along,
Ibe charming little ART
saw hes bat = moneni,
Ar twas ! pretty sight
Tote Der tread ne crowded street.
WITH footsteps free and light,
sAw her 5ui mnmsat,
fcI sS0e ~ the @Old Harry
Though = pretty thing 20 l09k ~
She wpald never d0 20 marry
Thc82h ! saw hBg has 1 moment,
Yet knew fhe VS. = frt.
Hy tie fsuBty aiv sbe Int 40
~ ste fwaUg Der Citing SKIRT.