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international Steamship Go.
PASSPORT, Calais and st. John.
UE SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
THREE TRIPS PER WEEK (!
WITH REDUCED FARE.

On and after MONDAY. June
sssc=.>. IA 4th, tho Steamers OF the Intorna-
a. ri -biHN\ tional Line will leave RAILROAD
&azH4 49, Wharf, FOOT Of State Street. every
ess.- -s-aAr.'-=ss-lfONDkY, WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY, at 5 O'Clock r. NJ, for Eastport aud St.
John.
Returning, will leave 1T. John and Passport same
days Tor Portland and boston.
AT Passport the Steamer Queen will connect st.
Andrews, RobbinstOn, Ctais and New Brunswick
Railway to Woodstock and Houlton Stations, and
Stage Coaches will connect for AIachias.
AT st. John passengers AXE Il. & N. A. Railway
for Shediac, and from tln nee for Summerside and
CharottetOwn, p. Il. Island, and Pictou, N. S. also
at ST. John the Steamer Empress for Windsor ana
Halifax, every Tuesday and Friday evening" and
for Digby every Monday end Thursday mornings.
.sK Freight received days of sailing until tour
O'Clock p, M. q. q. EATON,
May 20, 1S66-dtf Agent
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PORTLAND POST OFFICE.

ON and after MONDAY, Sept. 24th through
I J mail for Boston will be despatched by the EXPRESS
Train, closing at $50 p. NJ PRECISELY.
All letters must be delivered at the Office, as no
collections will be made FROM the street boxes for this
mail. ..., w. DAVIS, p. NJ
sept22d2w N
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House Lots.
To Capitalists, Lumber and Iron
Manufacturers.

LNoR sale 5000 Acres choice White Pine Timber
u Land, in Jefferson County, Pennsylvania. near
the Philadelphia and Erie Railroad. This has the
finest growth of White Pine Timber in the Stale
yield 60 to go million feet lnnller IicxhaustilAe
veins of bitumnous and camel Goals Iron Ore,
Limestone and Fire Cl;iy. Little Toby River runs
through it,. Hailr1ad aud water transportation to
Eastern and Western markets. As ain investment, or
ior manufacturing lumber profiably, such an opror
F's ~ 4sss " y Join AIExANDER.
No, 1es South Fourth Street, Philadc plia.
Snfjteln Der IL. dim sN i7Itf 3 flFl fIfT -
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REAL ESTATE.
For Soln

NEhi desirable Building Lots on Deering Street.
ct Hess than the price for adjoining land. If an.
piled for Immediately. ''''"' +" "p
aug11dtf H. Nj. e. q paySoN
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REAL ESTATE.

TO Lease for a Term of Years.
FIyHE land on Exchange street. nearly opposite the
i Banking House now building tor the Portland
Savings Bank. Lot about So feet front by 146 feet
de p. Inquire of j. W. SYMONDS, Body House
corner Congress and Chestnut streets. sep27dlw
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MNSne Central Il. Il.

rsFzgs sss1 THE Trains heretofore run between Au-
Et-.f9 burn and Danve and connect with
the6 r NJ. Train from Portland, viii be discontinued
on and after Monday next, except ON Saturdays
sept26-dtf EDWIN MOVES Supt
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Houses for Sale.

EOf Sale.
HOUSE No. 81 Cedar street. For erms epou;re M
IL Nancy r Alden, No. PA Cedar Street.
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Tor SALE, in Gorham, fifteen minutes walk
from the Depot, nearly new, neat Cottage
House, Barn and oqtbuildngs. having all tie conven
fences and in prime condition. II is situated near
grove and short distance from the County road
Apply to e. f. STEVENS
Gorhain, July II.
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cation Risks.
The whole profits OF the Company revert to the
Assured, and are divided annually, upon the Preni-
ums terminated during The year; and Tor which Ger
the Dividend was 10 per cent. in each OF the years
1854 and 8, and So per cent. in 1866. -...i ~
The Company has Assets. Over Twelve
Million Dollars. viz:- go -
United States and State of New-York Stocks, City
Rank and other Stocks sis f.is. 81, SOS .6S5
Loans secured by Stocks and otherwise, $3.50 $50
Premium Notes and Bills Receivable, Real .@9
Estate, Bond and Mortgages and other Sc 49,
curItes, ,f. rttflE ft 3,65O025
United States Gold Coin so, 460
Cash in Bank PCS 310,550
''i i-t
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CITY NOTICES.
CITY of Portland

IVA iA-r City of Portland. aa
As TREAsURER's OFFICE, August 2s, 1866.
bonds issued by the City for Municipal purpos-
II cs, in sums of $500 and 900. on Ten and
twenty years time, arc for sale al this Office.
HENRY p. LORD
Sep edit .t-t t;, .-,t. City Treasurer.
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CHORES No. 10 and II on Union Wharf, slated root
- Occupied for storage of grain. Apply to
sep22-eod2w* j. II. WHITE.
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Good Lot for Sale

ON Franklin street extending to Quincy street
~ 43x100 feet. Apply to
9 W. III. JERKS,
Real Estate Agent under Lancaster Hail.
sep2G-d2W y.
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INSURANCE
MTG
Mutual Insurance Company,
81 Wall st, cor. Wiliam, NEW YORK,
JANUARY, 1866.

Insures against MARINE and INLAND Navi
cation Risks.
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Yacht NettIe.

ready to to take parties out 10 decp sea fishing
Sor to the Islands.
Office 40 Commercial Street,
augc2-tf B. j, WILLARD.
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SUMMER ARRANGEMENT!
ID AILY LINE
,4.NS -T~s BErwEEN r.y.F- tI..-
P0RTLAND&PENOBSCOT RIVER

a. The splendid sea-going Steamer
sH--~srM LADY LANG, Capt. A. whitmcre
ftatlAN\ viii leave Railroad Wharf, foot
A)of State street, Portland, every
Monday Wednesday and Friday
evenings at IL o'clock, or on the arrival of the
O'Clock Express train from Boston.
Returning, viii leave ! angor every Monday, We'd
nesdsy and Friday mornings at touching at
HamPden, Winterport, Bucksport, Belfast, Camden
anu hockland, both ways. For freight or passage
please apply to 81 A. SONERBV
Portland, May Is. 1860. al ufficc on Wharf
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$12,19a,970

JOHN ID. JONES, President
CHARLES DENNIS, Vice-President.
W. H. H. MOORE, I'd Yice-Prest.
j. ID. HEWLETT, Sd Vice-Prest. ,l
j. IL. CHAPMAN, Secretary.
Applications for Insurance with the above named
Company received and forwarded by
John w. Munger. Agent.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-07-31

A FoRMER WISCONSIN PRINTER
1t is stated that Major d. G. Ross,
appointed by Governor CRAWFORD
U. s. Senator from Kansas, to fill the
vacancy occasioned by the death of
GEN. LANE, was formerly . printer
ia this State, and worked in the Of.
fee Of the GAINESVILLE Gazette, Mil
waukee Sentinel and Free Democrat.
He emigrated to Kanas at an early
day, and for some years published
the Topeka Tribune. He served
with honor during the war, and now
has won his way into the Y. S.
Senate, where he can be relied on to
sustain tho right every time.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-07-31

As the night wore away, aud the
FIRE died out or"want Of further ma
terial, the exhausteG peoplo lay down
in the streets to Sleep, some beneath
tottering walls, some in coffins saw
ed from the fire and others en- the
remains Of their household furniture.
The sun rose on g scene of desola-
ton seldom paralleled even in the
annals Of var. A city which but
twelve hours befose bad been one OF
the most beautiful and prosp erous in
the land. was in great part lodaced
to heap Of ashes and its household
population were lying worn ont and
exhausted amid the ruins.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-07-31
RsRg~ What ia Saleratus? Wood is

seg- What is Saleratus? Wood is
burnt 70 ashes, these are lixivated,
and I've is the result. iye isevapor-
ated black salt is the residuum. The
salt undergoes publication by fire,
and the potash of commerce is pro
duced. By another process We change
potash into pearlash. Now put
these into sacks and place them over
a distillcry mash tub, where TIE fer
mentation evolves carbonic acid gas,
and the pcarlash absorbs it and is
rendered solid the product being
heavier, whittier and drier than the
pearlash. 1t is now saleratus. How
much such salts Of lye and carbonio
acid gas one can bear and remain
healthy, is a question Tor a saleratus
eater.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-07-31
SUMNER REyFPAap-Hero "a

SUMNER BEvERAGE.-Here is a
recipe for meking ginger beer, a
very wholesome and refreshing sum-
mer beverages
Put two gallons of cold water into
o pot upon the fire, add to it two
ounces of good ginger bruised, and
two pounds of white or brown sugar.
Let all this come to a boil and con-
tlnue boiling for half an honr. Then
skim the liquor and pour it into a jar
or tub, along with one sliced lemon
and half an ounce Of cream Of tartar.
When nearly cold, put in nearly a
teacuptul Of yeast, to cauee the liquor
to work, The beer is now made, and
after it has worked two days strain
it and bottle it for use. Tie down
the corl.s fra1y.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-07-31
Cultivators, &c.
A NEW CULTIYATOR.

=
wish to call the attention of Farmers to my Guilt
yator believing 70 he better machine thanany other
offered in this market have just received favora
bic repor from the Patent Office and will get patent
on the main feature OF the machine In due course.
claim and guarantee that it shall do as good work
anywhere and easier than the Ha@keye" machine and
on rolling Land among crooked rows and bady planted
corn shall do far better than any sim tongue machine
made, Amy purchaser Of this machine being con
Enced Of the truth Of this after reasonable trial
privileged 10 return it and get his money back used
this machine on hillside land last year and did excellent
work.
In view Of the uncertainty of getting patent star
Ted only ~ machines. and 1t Is too late supply
many this year Another season will try T. supply
all orders. ~
Samples may be at D II. Budd's, Lancaster G.
Hawleys PlatFeye, d. G. seaon, Boscobel, e. Clay
tons, Annaton at the Post Office, Fennimore and al
my residence in Libe y4 miles northeast Of Lancas
ter
This machine works with leger but traadles will
be attached when desired at cost of 81 Price of ma
chine $50.
Comparison and criticism invited
Address,
4. CHILDREN
May n, 1866. Lancaster, Wis
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-07-31

Manufacturer of every description of Tin Sheet Iron
and Copper Ware, and dealer in
COOKING, PARlQR 4 BOX STOVES,
RIooa ead Sl.act 4lna
Rabbits Metal,
Small Cast Iron Pumps,
and Lead Pipe,
Chain Pumps, with either Cast
Iron or WQodcn Tops, as desired Extra Chain Pumd,
for Dug or Drilled Wells
BURRALL's CELEBRATED CORN-SHEL1ER,
Waffle Irons, Flat Irons,
EnaIelcd Kettles
Coffee Raasters
Shovels and ToIeg.
Sheet Brass and Brass Kettles
Japanned and Britannia Ware
Also a few farming implements.
ROOFING, SCOUTING AND REPAIRING.
and job Dor Of all kinds in my line attended to promy
Clean Cotton and Linen Rags, old Copper, Brass and
Pewter taken in exchange fo~ Goods
Lancaster, July II, 1861 eff
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-07-31
RoTICE. -ABRoTr's HISTORY.

lie Second Volume Of AbBots History Of the late
Rebellion VIII be distributed to the subscribers in this
county furiag the Spring and Simmer.
1t contains LIS pages more than Vol I, with large
number of fine steel engravngs, making about 1900
large leaf pages in the whole work. (neary twice the
reading page that of the histories gfve,)
that the I'd Volume must very atisactory also
TO the numerous subscribers.
Price only $3.50 and $500 per Volume in leather.
A. A. COPELAND, Agent.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-07-31
rwThere is a story of a inrv in

EyThere is story of a jury, in q
case of'pecket-picking, who brought
IN q verdict of manslaughter, and on
being Iebuked by the court, changed
it to bigamy. That jury has found
its match in a coroner's jury in Ham
llton county, Ohio. On Wednesday
the body of woman, GO years old
was found in the canal The body
was partly Invested of it's clothing,
the remainder lying on the can2l
bank. The nose, mouth ans eyes Of
the deceased were tightly bound, by
means of heavy strips of muslin, and
the body was sewea up in q bedslck
tied tightly at one end. The jury re-
turned verdict of "tSWttde by
drowning" Either the DECEASED was
a "rope. tying medium" exceling the
Davenports in ingenuity, or that jury
deserves the premium for excessive
Stupidity.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-07-31

1t is supposed that the cattle
plague is among the butfaloes on the
Plains. a great mary have been
found dead, without an out ward APP
pcarance Of any cause.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-07-31
1884, Lhe Waukesha papers report

nA- |he Waukesha papers report a
suicide experiment by William Bur-
ton, an Englishman by birth, Q bach
elor Of sixty, who undertook to take
what be called a Turkish bath, under
the idea that by subjecting himself
to intense heat he could regain the
buoyancy and elasticity of youth.
He built up very hot fire in the
railway office at North Prairie,
where he was employed, and in the
morning his body was found lying
near the stove, naked and Iifeless,
with the aesh on parts of his body
literally roasted.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-07-31

seg~Tho Monroe Sentinel says that
the potato rot has made its appear
ance in that county, and in some To-
calities is entirely destroying The po-
tato crop.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-07-31
W. P. DEWEY,


Margaret j. Anderson and James
Weeks, Administrator Of the es-
tate of James AnheTsQp Plfs
rs Circuit Court 81
5. .. Paine Admir- Of tie estate Grant
q John Welsh deceased with * + Xxx nv
the Aitaunexed. Rob A. Welsh
Individually, and as Admir- of tire
estate OF Robert WEIGH, deces. sed
with the will annexed Hannah
Young, William Welsh and Anna
lIolme3, heirs at law Of John
Welsh, deceased, and Margaret
Welsh, widow of John Welsh, de-
ceased.
BY virtue of Judgment and order Of sal. In a. :.
above entitled acion rendered ard made in the above
named court IN the aboe entitled action bearing date
on the 9th day OF October D. 1866 and by virtue Of
sad Judgment viii ofer for sale and will sell at pubIs
auction 70 the gbest bidder for cash. the outei door
q the Court House IN the village Lancaster in said
Nounty, lsconsln, on the 18th day September 1909
at one o'clock IN the afternoon of that day all the fol
loving described real estate, or much ne will satisfy
said judi gment, TO Wit
ne southeast quarter Of the aartheast quarter ef
Secton twenty seven the south half of quar-
Ter ana northwest quarter OF the southeast Quarter
section twenty-three the south half Of Southwest
quarter OF Section fourteen; the north half OF north
wast quarter Of Section twenty three; the northeast
qnarteroi southwest quarter If, oeeon
oil in Town . north of Range four West in Grant
Wisconsin = ). -
said SAFE viii be made TO satisfy said Judgment bs
Eides interest and costs and accruing costs .
Dated Sheriff Office Lancaster July Eth 1866
WM. ". elise, Sheriff
ALIEN BARBER Grant CountE WI.
Plaintiffs AttOrney- is
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-07-31
ALREADY Counting THEIR CuIcK.

ALREADY CoUNTIAG THEIR CHICK
ENs.-The late rebel General OuLD
says the people OF the South VIII
send none but those who took part
in the rebellion to the l~delphia
Convention, for the reason that there
arc none Others in the South who
have an ounce OF brains" The
South, lie says, will soon resume
control Of the country, as before the
war.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-07-31
THE BEST TINE TO CUT Wheat

THE BEST TINE TO Cur WHEAT
The unanimous opinion appears to
be, that if grain is cut soon after the
stray below the lead has turned vel.
low, while the lower part of stem is
still green, and The seed yet remoin
in a soft aud doughcy state, the
grain will weigh more to the bushel,
and yield greater amount from Civ
en- space Of ground, that more and
better flour is made from it, and
whore the straw TO be fed to stock
it is relished better and is more nu>
tT.tious than if the grain was allowed
to stand until it became fully ripe.
These experiments have been so
frequently made, and with SUCH uni
form results, that we feel unwilling
to let the coming harvest pass with
ont again reminding our readers of
the fact.--RuraI WorI.gr
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-07-31

sea- The Iancsville Gazette says that
on Thursday evening last, ? man nam
ed Wendell p. Wakefield was drown-
ed in Rock river, short distance
above the bridge. He went in bath
idg while he was very warm. and it
was supposed was taken with the
cramp. Others were bathing with
him, but they thought Mr.. Wakefield
was playing, while in fact he was
struggling to savo his life, and went
down before their eyes TO rise no
more. He had but recently come
t chat city from the vicinity Of
Boston, and was building .: house,
which is not yet completed. He
leaves d wife and one child to mourn
his untimelv death
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-07-31
Educational.
BATCH GROVE ACADEMY

DAICH GRONE ACADEMY.
W B. CLARKE, b. A.. Principal.
MRS. C. r. NEYC0AIB, Assistant.
Z. X. NEWC0MB, Teacher in Music.
The summer term of this Institution commences May
22d, 1866
To those desiring thorough En9lish Classical ed
ucation special inducements are presented.
A and complete Philosophical Apparatus has
been purchased for the Academy, as also fine plano
TUITION FEES.
Common English Branches, at rate Of GO cts. per week
IIipher 70 :"
Classical rs
10 bills are given for less than half a t m.
The tuition is required to be paid in advance.
No deduction is made except in of protracted
illness
Good conveniences for boarding private families
rates varying from $3.50 to $500 per week.
K4r furttes information Of Catalogue, address the
Principal
34-tf.
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Legal.
SALE-Hall & Vance
STATE OF WISCONSIN,
COUNTY or GRAyy.
Circuit Court Of Grant
County, Wis.

Eddy, Jameson 4 Co, Prfs.
NM vs. Circuit Court OF Grant
800 Aro. County, Wis.
Il! tflne OF = Writ Of execution Issued out Of Aha
above named court in favor of tho ahaye.namaa n,ss
IN ahd 3 3 me aooy,-name defendant me direo
1 anu o .t Y s2ods and chattels whereon levy
the said defendant had or tbs 2st day of July 1859 or
has since acquired il aud TO The foong described real
estate to wit Nfse fSsst:sSH 49,
3 Ia-LOts Number l20 and 100 e..,
thirty (S4) Town three (S) range three "a,
said Lots will on the sth day of August A. D. Issa
the hour of IL o'clock in the forenoon of said d,y ~
fer FOR sale and Will sell 10 the highest bidder for cash
the outer door of the Courthouse In the village -
Lancaster, Grant County Wisconsin, >
Said sale made TO satisfy said execution amounting
70 s4 y with interest and costs and costs iIng
Dated sheriff Office Lar easter July l. 1866
VIM. H. elise.
j. A. BARRIER shsrtH
plaintiffs Attorney-4ts
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-07-31
Rss~ Santa Anna has commenced

Rs2s" Santa Anna has commenced
suit in the Supreme Court of New
York, against some Spanish gentle
men for the return of S13, 900, which
he alleges he placed in their hands in
the shape Of foreign exchange for
safe keeping. The Spanish firm
have been the Generals best friends
and closest conGdants, and if he
pursucs the suit, they promise some
rich developments regarding Santa
Annals private and public life.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-07-31

a@-It is said that when Thc,well
Was on his trial at the Old Baily, for
high treason, during the evidence for
tho proscqption he wrote the follow
ing note, and cent it to his counsel
Mr.. Erskife, am determined to,
plead my case myself" Mr.. Ere
kline wrote under it eff you DO
you'll be hanged" to which Thewell
Immediately returned this reply
"I'li be hanged, then, i'll do
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-07-31

NOTICE TO YAOATE BLOCK &c.

In the matter of the petition vacate certain Bocks
Streets and alleys in the yage of Muscods Grant c.
Wis. =
Notice Is hereby given that at the September term
1865 q the Circuit Court of Grant County Wis TO bs
holden at the Court House in Lancaster in said County,
the "a Monday in September next and on trS frst
day of the Term thereafter ba
heard the matter of the app aon of the Board OF Su
gcEsisors of said cognf, by = Ilise agent Of sale
county 10 vacate certain streets and alleys the
village of Msscoda in said comfy will b6 CALLED ub t3r
hearing and final disposition.
Description OF blocks, &c, named in petition:
All of Bocks 81 rs b. 40 - 43 II As A. As 40 "a
81, 81 49, Is, t070 l. ~ 81 ~ 75 10 II rs ST. S. So
90 ~ ~ and 49, and the alleys therein and con-
tiguous thereto.
+. elise, Clerk BID Sup.
and Bd Of Sup specially appointed for that purpose
c. HAzEIToN, Dist. Atty.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-07-31
FARM MoRTIAGEs.-Th

FARM MoRT9AGEs.-The Water
town 3eputIicaa says that the Circuit
court for that county i now in SEES
sion and that u majority Of the cases
on the calender are farm mortgage
foreclosures. The farm mortgage
league, for that county, has been dis
solved and the faraers are, many cf
them settling up.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-07-31
NOTICE.
NOTICE.

One Of the oldest and most popular Life Insurance
Companies IN America, having large number Of roI
cies now 10 force il this State wishes TO make
ments with competent and reliable man ia Grant Co
TO act as County Agent 70 one who will make the
business speciality the exclusive of the Coun-
" will be given, and the most liberal Inducements Of
fered Address,
2. 0. DRAWER SIS
f-oS Madison Wis
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-07-31

eea~ The Sheboygan Times tells of
some curioIs freaks oflightning which
stfncn the house of Jacob Kissinger
in the tow Of Rhine. Among other
things it teak a nail from doorstep
which II demolished, carried some 20
feet ans drove it into post an inch
deep. a boy passing from the
house 10 a barn, was afflicted for
half al hour with spasmcdic motions
Of his mouth.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-07-31
J ALIEN BARRIER. Grant Conntk "
Plaintiffs Attorney-5.ts
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

State of Wisconsin. Grant County Court In Pro
bate In the matter of the estate Of Mary H. Peer, de-
To all whom ray copeern
Notice Is hereby given that we, the subscribers
were on ne 9Th day June, 1866 appointed and COM
sn Commissioners ~ receiYe, examine and adjust ali
Claims and demands Of all persons against said decea,s
lhat seven months from and after said dav ha, a =
been allowed End limited for creditors to present tbsir
claims to us Tor allowance, and that will on the sth
day OF August, at 1e O'Clock. M and also on the th
day Of January, 1867 az 10 clock A. Nj NEE, Al the
Office OF h. j. Woohey u tho village of Boscobel and
aforesaid
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TO THE PUBLIC.

Whereas my wife, ELIZABETH ROSE. has left n,xn.
and hoard without jhstesse or roYocation and With
out my consent therefore all PERSONS are hereby
and notified not TO harbor O. trust her on INV eeaunf
as will pay no debts of her Contracting : :
Potosi, July I3.-64t<
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-07-31

CHICKEN WITH Fl OR LEGs.-A little
CIR lately brough into the St. Joseph
onion office a curiosity in tie shape
OF a chicken with four legs and FIVE
wings.