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ration that the love of money is the root
of all evil.'" The Judge said he looked
for the counsel on the other side to take
some advantage of this palpable misquo-
tation, which in due time he proceeded TO
do by informing the jury that "his honor
able friend had evidently read the iiterat-
ure Of the case as imperfectly as he had
the law, for he believed it was not Solo
mon but Shakespeare who descanted on
the root business "Now," said the Judge,
81 presume there is not a Sunday-school
scholar present who could not have set
both these attorneys right, and informed
them that the passage was neither IN
Solomon nor Shakespeare, but in PauI's
Second Epistlc to the Corinthians" 1t
has never been ascertained, that we are
aware, how many Of the children could
have claimed the certificate thus given;
but there was at least one person present
who would have demurred, and whose
first business on going home was 10 look
up the text, and find it in the First Epis-
tie TO Timothy! 1t is possible Judge B
-, seeing this in Harper, may have oc-
casion for a third laugh over the proven
bial uncertainty of the Law when it uR-
dertakes to handle the Gospel.
, 1867-10-15

ONE OF THE ANGUS KONINGSMARKs.-
Carl Johann was Il notorious parsonage in
all parts of Europe, and styled h parfan
chevaker errant. He united all the graces
of the Wrangels with the herculian
strength of his grandfather and the wand
ering spirit Of his uncle. At the. age of
Is he commenced his wild career by rush
ing from Court to Court and from camp
to camp. At Is he went to Malta 10 join
the expedition Of the Knights of 81. John
against the pirates of Barbary. In a sea-
fight with the Moors he displayed much
extrqvagant valour, and "a cat-like tenaclty
oflife. The gallery in which Konlngsmark
was. he made an attempt 10 board one
Of the pirates, and the young count leapt
on the enemy's bulwarks without q fol-
lower, when his vessel was beaten off,
and he had to defend his life singly against
the whole Moorish crew. In the strug-
gle he fell into the water, but he aston
lshed the Moors by appearing again on
the opposite side OF the vessel and leaping
on 10 the deck. He maintained his ground
as the Maltese knights were surrounding
the corsair on all sides, when the pirates
in despair blew themselves up. Koning-
mark went up with the rest, but fell into
the water, and was picked up safe. For
these exploits the Grand Master gave the
youth, in spite of his being a Protestant,
the Maltese Cross.
, 1867-10-15

bial uncertainty of the Law when 1t uR-
dertakes to handle the Gospel.
Now that the franchise is about TO be
conferred on our colored brother, and
pfospeciively on woman, it seems to be
appropriate and necessary that they
should be made more familiar with those
questions pertaining TO the origin of civil
government than they are generally sup
posed to be. 1t is "pretty impossible"
to make an intelligent voter out of an
ignoramus who can neither read nor
write; and with The view of strengthen
ing the foundations of our liberties, and
rendering them proof against the caucus
ipgs, and Pipelayings, and plottings OF
naughty people, it is proposed that, be-
fore being permitted to cast a ballot, they
shall undergo examination on the follow
ingperfectly plain and simple propositions:
1. illustrate by means of q synthetical
parallax the digestive process in pre-
Adamite Man, and compare carefully and
critically the Gsophagi of .Prediluvian
Marsupalia.
2. Extract the oviparous process of a
silicious Pterodactyle.
3. Calculate as nearly as possible the
effect on the earth's surface of The friction
produced by the annual migration Of the
Termitic Ants.
4. Deduce from a comparison Of Medic
val with the Black Art the probable
amount of brass possessed by Tubal Cain.
S. How many times did the Moose-Deer
shed his horns in the Ark, surprising him,
at the time of his entering it, to have had
none at all?
6. Extract the truth from the Blue
Las strata.
z. The exact age Of the ass with whose
jaw-bone Samson smote the Philistines
was twelve years, seven months, two
weeks, and four Jewish days. How old
would he have been if he had been a mule?
8. Trace the probable results TO the
whole of medieval Europe
(a) If Romulus had died of the measles
at an early age.
() Ifhe had died ofthe whooping-cough.
9. Give Xerxes's hotel account during
his invasion of Greece.
10. Assign approximate dates to the
following events:
(a) Gains wedding4breakfast.
() The earliest fact in Chinese history.
(c) The incursus of the first flea.
>(d) The apotheosis of Rameses the First.
1e) The discovery of the native oyster.
-ZA E4&%E&-@
, 1867-10-15

WAR EXPENDITURE IN EURoPE.-The
SaMt Public of Lyons ys:-''The guam
tity of arms which Europe is at this mo-
ment engaged in transforming or manu-
featuring, is estimated at 1000 cannon
and 5000, 900 rifles. IF the former are
valued at 2,000f. each, that gives Il sum
of $4,000, 000f, and that is an extremely
low price. The rifles at 40f. each repre-
sent a sum of 1913 millions, and that in
most countries is far below the actual
sum, the Chassepot costing 75f., and the
Swiss Winchester 1O0f. This amount
will, therefore, probably be exceeded
and as all the accoutrements will also
require Transformation, this expenditure
which, according to the most moderate
calculation, would already he SO millions
for cannon and 1913 for rifles, together
$50 millions, will certainly be doubled.
1t will rise TO triple or $50 millions, TAX
ing into account the munition, powder,
lead, cartridges, &c. Let US say in round
numbers, 500 millions half a milIiard
GEO. 900, 00O)!"
WHEN a person intends to quote Scrip
ture let him quote 1T. Very great men
sometimes make very great blunders in
attempting to quote accurately from the
Sacred Volume. For example, Judge b
-, of Central New York, a genial man
and devoted Christian, was addressing
the scholars of a Sunday-school in u
on the Importance Of an accurate know
ledge of the Bible, which he urged must
be obtained, if at all, in early life. He
deplored that such knowledge should SO
little abound among adults, and espe-
cially among members of the bar. As an
example he mentioned that, while trying
a case in Lewis Country, one of the coun-
sci endeavored to deepen the impression
sought TO be made on the jury by quot
ing "from the wisest of men under the
Old Dispensation the well-known decla-
as.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-07-09
SIYTY-FTTF DOLLARSf

secondhand Seymour & Co Grain Drill good con-
a!t!en, CHEAP Second hand Wagons and Buggie4
CHEAP
Call anc sec mo from 7 a. M.to p. NJ Ten hours
day an the year 'rouud-(Sundays exeepted)
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-07-09

| have this day sold out my dental
office to Geo. p. Newell who will car
ry on the same as my successor. Dir.
Newell's standing as dentist is such
that have no hesitation in saving
that those who may call upon him for
his services will receive satisfaction.
| have made arrangements with him
to complete my unfinished work on
the same terms that | would have
done It myself, and those persons for
whom have extracted teeth, as well
as any others needing dental opera
lions will do well to call upon him at
his office over Jones drug store.
In closing my business relations
with the people OF Lancaster and Vi,
entity desire to thank them for their
encouragement and very liberal pat
ronagc with which they have favored
me, and to say that my intercourse
with and residence among them has
been in every respect agreeable.
G. STODDARD SMITH
~ LANCASTER, Wis, july lst 1867
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-07-09
Gen Bakers History of the Secret Service.

We have received copy Of Gen,
Bakers History u tie Secret .S9ctce
during the war, and find it the most
interesting Of all books which we
have seen relating to the rebellion.
Jones Brothers & Co., Davenport,
Iowa, have the exclusive right to sell
this book in the west, and wish to
employ agents to whom territory
will be assigned. 1t is a large book,
well printed, and comes at $500, at
which rate single orders will be filled
by addressing Jones Brothers, d Co.
at Davenport, Iowa. This book may
be seen at the Herald Office. Lancas
ter.
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= A N TT $ !

G8 PAINTS mixed to suit any taste IN small or largo
quantities. Coach, Japan and Carriage yftnsh war
ranted No. |. Farmers come and get, and paint all
those valuable implements AT least once in two years
AN OUNCE or PREVENTION WORTH POUND OF cuRRln
the old sdaee-and Oft painting vcres il more than
anything else. ...s
D. II BUDD4
Lancaster. May l9tl, lNtIr 59ett
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-07-09

Sun SrRoKE,-This is sudden in
tlumation OF the brain, caused By
the suns rays falling upon the head.
The treatment is to carry the per
son under the shade, pour warm wa
ter on his head and neck, dash it on
the body. The warm water is to
remove the dryness Of skin.
TO prevent sun stroke, wear = silk
handkerchief or some green leaves
in the hat.
Day laborers are most liable to sun
stroke. especially if they use stimu-
lating drinks. 1t is affirmed by sci-
entifc men that strictly peratc
men, and those not gwen to glutton~
y, are never afflicted by sun stroke.
Persons Of weak health and not
accustomed to being out in the sun,
should go out with their collars open
and necks bare, as God doubtless in
tended all people should.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-07-09

ESTATE oF HOLLOWAY.

Grant county s. Court, July Term. lS6i
In tie matter Of the estate If john W. Holloway.
deceased. Present VIM. Me,iou sal. Judge
On reading ard tling the petition Of Susan H. Holo
and State OF Wisconsin, deceased the 9TH day q
May A. D. 1855, and died ntState leaving goods chat
tells and estate within said county, aud that she j. the
widow Of said deceased and praying that admins tratiou
Of said estate lac to her granted
1t is ordered that the matter Of sei4 application Tee
Heard before at the Probate occ in the village Of
Lancaster in ssG county, Monday the 9th day Of
August. A. D. 1861 at O'Clock in the afternoon of
said day
is further ordered that notice Of said application
-nd hearing be given To all persons interested in said
estate 10y publishing copy of this order for three IS
weeks successfully ia the Grant County HERALD, =
weekly newspaper printed 1T Lancaster ia said county
VIM. MeG0NIGAL
County Judge.
Dated July 3, lS67-5-3t.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-07-09
MI "A h e IAGES :

N Boscobcl, jane 9 1867 BY Rev. Thoua. T,v,or
VT william Parne to Miss ArInnta Brtinard-ali Of
slr John Glassen and Miss Martha Wi,an,s ali Of Vim
gar Hin " r 80
Ia Mlllyhle on the Bird day Of July 1867 BY George
mlhsW9rth E-q, Mr.. Frances England OF Ifon to Mis-
Mary r. Barrows of MilHille
IN Hazel Green ON the @rd day of July 1861 by John
salsah Eeq Mr. ). r. II. CoWlcn 10 Miss : j. Cross
hoth ut Bclyew.
IN Hazel Green on the 3rd day Of July 1867 ~ John
sullivan ESD Mr.. James W Paul to Mrs Ieyinl q
b." nan, both OF Elizabeth
In Lancaster. July !, 1867, by Rev c. Cook. Mr. Add
SON Reed Of Blue Riycrto Miss ucy Rice d Boscobr
IA fiatteville July :. 1876. ly Rev J. b Pond. Mr.
iatrS NJ LeeYer 90 Miss Clara Ann Carroll both Of
Suel>er.
IN Palte,iue, July .. 1867, by Rev. r p. pond Mr.
SAaIles D. Gruh'' Of Iowa to Miss Mary j Thomas, Of
IN cassvile july 3, lsd8 by Henry Burgess Esq Mr.
side ct Cassyille.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-07-09
EARM LANDS FOR SALE.

offer fo- sale 200 acres of land chiefly excellent for
farming situated in the northeast part OF Patel GroS
= miles distant from Patch Grove village, the
Brunson School House. Thereon is small frame
- dwelling, 40 piowed and fvLccd, good
hsi water, several springs, enough timber to fence
A.s and run the farm. lay of land very good for Il
a ridge farm the old Miltary road distant from
the r. r. Depot at BRIDGEPORT nine niles the price $
per acre will sell ali part OF the property. il
well shaped for dividing. Call on J. J. Lambert,
near by or address at Patch Grove.
LEWIS BEITLER.
Patch Grove March 10TH 1857. 4l-I2wa
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-07-09
COLTS STRAYED.

On or about May l. 1867, 2 mare colts years old
pass; bright bay. both hind f ct white and one
white above pastern; the other dark bay or brown
both ID good condition when left nay place ANY per
son 1Hdng the above giving information Of their
whereabouts will he hher,ly rewarded
owls c. j. WANNEMAKER
July 5 miles south Of Animation
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-07-09

no FARMERS i TRANSFERS.
gENNETT'S SELF ACTIsG WAGON FREAK

just the thing, it is to loek the wheels every
time the Wagon crowds the least pGi '"lc upon the team
You haul hay wood rails, lumber, anything else
without interfering wththe working ofthe Break
All mechanics WHO have examined Benefits Break
All mechanics who have mined Benefits Break
say that il better break than Sheldons which was
exhibited at the County Fair
Town and individual rights in Grant County for
sale by j. WILSON, Jr
29-tf Cassville Wis
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-07-09
DRAWING JURORS

Notice is hereby given that the drawing Of the
Graud and Petit Jury for the September Term Of
the Circuit Court in and TOR the County Of Grant and
state ct Wisconsin, viii TO held at the 0fice Of the
Clerk 81 said Conrt in Lancaster in said County and
State Monday the I'D day olluly lS6i 10 o'clock
A. VI. of that day. J " BLANDING, Clerk
natel N tho llrnlt Court Clorks Onice InlY 1s61
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-07-09
GlI2LEMIl'S FURNISHING GlllSI

all of late styles and of home and eastern make an offer
ed at the lowest prices and all work warranted 10 fl
or no sale. Cutting done to order.
Lancaster, Dec Is 1S66.-tf
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no ALL CONCERN ED

All persons are hereby warned to purchase either
Of certain promssory notes, the were both
obtained 10y fraudulent means, the notes described rs
follows One for Sal Aafed May q 1867: the other
for sa000. sumo date 9TH signed nv Josef Waneck
and drawn payable 10 Mary Iehccke, both notes are
secured by mortgage the half al north east
quarter OF Section No Il, Town north Range1 west
4-wSs JOSEF MARRICK
Bine River. .Innc Is iSG7
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-07-09
CONTINENTAL,
INSURANCE COMPANY
THE 23th ANNUAL. STATrnrp,r,,

= t'II7 NVIIpdIIy y hercwith Submitted n, ~
animation Of the public, showing ia tisf ~ me eX
sine7 the system Of participation was adopted
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-07-09
SHEEP STRAYED.

StraXed from the subscriber june 80, 1861 ten head
Of sheop-one buck, two wethers. four and three
lambs; one eve had bell on and they all marked
with split in right Amy knowing the whereabouts
Of same viii please inform rue. A. TCRCOTT.
July S-5w+ miles S-M of Lancaster
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-07-09
IMPROVED LANDS FOR SALE.

The subscriber offers for sale ll0acrrs of prairie land
"a un1er cultivation with 80 acres OF timber
land not adion but by al at $50 pcracre. The
property is located in the northwest part of the town OF
lancaster: water on the land school house hy,
and good roads fourteen miles from Woodmau, five from
Lancaster,
Also $50 acres Of praii and, 70 thereof improved,
Herewith 80 acres Of young timber close by, all SIS
per acre Running eater. This property adjons the
above lot
These lands frstquality. have also 100 acres OF
timber lands viii will sell in lots at S25 per acre
located in the same ueighbcrhood. Enquire Of Cover
at the Herald Office, or address me at Lancaster.
EDWARD HALFERTY
Lancaster, March 18th, 81. 42-u
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-07-09
Farm FOR SALE.

Two hundred acres 81 we'll improved farm lands for
sale with large two story house, orchard ont bnild-
ings &C. Terms part cash, balance time to suit par
ties DOUGLAS OLIVER
North Andoyer formerly divers sIills June - '67
Gtf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-07-09
COLT sTRAYED-REWARD.

Strayed from the subscriber three weeks since re-
siding the Cox farm, miles south Lancaster one
ye8r old past sorre uare coitlighi sofrtl viii pay
reward OF s. GO for information that get said
colt d. GARNER
Lancaster. June 18th Ts6T. 2u
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-07-09
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
I AND FOR SALE.

The south half Of southeast quarter Sec 81, Town G.
town, Pa The land oak openings or prairie i'm
Der, we'll watered. lays we'll Apply to
5-wit JOHN p. LEWIS
July Lancaster. Wis
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-07-09
A CARD

Lancaster, July ; 1867.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-07-09
hOA-PARTicIPATING POLICIES /!

ea so d Of the Risk win not Justify participa
N - 80 pshcies' however do entife the holder to
~ th9 seefit5 which the System provide and viii be-
a. 6asi iees "a g low q experience proves adequate to
'er,a,, a aeteere as low any respectable aud
Se-Atf''DJ van insure.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-07-09
1 LII KINDS OF BLANKS.
cPECHTS FERRY.
FROM GRANT COUNTY 10 DUBUQUE

The business public are informed tina my double horse
Ferry Boat crosses the Mississippi every hour daily
high water and low fair weather all foul, between
Grant county, Wis, and Dubuque county, Iowa-tlie
ferry charges established by law at law The
roads and bridges being mich travelled between Potos
and Dubuque, viii BE- kept in good condition.
HENRY SPECHT Proprietor
Spechts Ferry. june 10Th, 1867. 2.tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-07-09
| TNlMPRONED LAND
For Sale.

Cne hundred and sixty of prairie and timber
land well watered and every way calculated for first
class farm, situated - mics south Of Lancaster on
Potosi road Price sio per il SOLD within three
months Enquire OF T. VI. BARBER
Lancaster July S, 1867 5tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-07-09
prick WAGON SHOP AND
DWELLING FOR SALE IN TAFTON,

- The undersigned having a ch9nce 10 engage In
Iii; other business, offers his two story brick build
b..u ing for sale cheap for cash. Size 20X30. Stu
ae.l Oh Front street; the lower story used wagon
shop and doing good business the upper story as
dwelling. For terms enquire OF J n Thomas on ti4e
,,ra,,ises J. n. THOMAS.
Anil 3rl. 1861 .4lta Tanon, Grant county, Wis
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-07-09

Observation-Disclosures have re.
celved, through Mrs. G ". Rylund.
from Ills ExceIcncy, the Governor,
from Mat. IL. Carpenter, and from
Gen. J NJ. Rdsll, the sum Of Seventy
Dollars, Same to be equally divided
between our respective denominat
tons, for which we hereby render
to them our most grateful acknowl>
cdgment-praying that God may
bless them, and visit them with Ills
Salvation.
) ". EATON Cong Minister.
c. COOK, Methodist
MOORE. Episcopal
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-07-09
pLOCk HOUSE
WOOLLEN MILLS,

kN'+fh TIA EN iiisl pN iitF VA LENA RDADJ
Carimg Spinnins, Weaving, Dyeing Pulling and
Flnslnng H. order. Roll, Bats Tor quilts Stocking
yarn, yarns for home weaving, Checks Flannels plain
and tweeds, Blankets, and cloth made ordered.
With the addition oI new machinery some Of the best
Fuing Hammer Pulling Mills in the County, l am
prepared 70 do work better and quicker than hereto
lore and To turn ont much material 10 the pound Of
wool as any mill will DO in this part Of the State
Wool must be clean Tor manufactures or il not con-
Nenent, can cleanse II at small cost to the owner.
can do your tulling now matter how hard the
yarn Is twisted. Persons wishing their wool eiried
and spun into single yarn for homo wearing can
the proportions of warp and filling to suit short
tice GEO r. LAUGHTON
Patteve Wis.
As wish 10 quit farming, offer my home farm for
sale 1t is one of the most compact places in the Co..
and comprises without the mill and its grounds abont
l+J acres and is well improyod 40 acres in field Gull
nre 20 in pasture with spring WATER balance thrifty
tmber good wen built house barn and other outhuilt
ings, eistern and Well The stock and tools be
With il If desired 1t is located the Galena Platte
vile road Two miles from the village and is in every
respect very eesirabe spot or home, For particu
lars address GEO r. LAUGUTON
rlatteyille, Wis, June 10, 1861 l-sw@
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W-MILI!

~ y N : =
The steam s,wnliil formerly owned by J. b. HARRISON
and now owned hy J. ". Clouse * Co., and wiu be
made to saw 70 order shares any kind of bill Of
family the mill, where he may he found at all times
except when absent business J. W Flouse prac.
toal mechanic ana fair dealer. All sho favor him
with order depend upon being justly and prompt
" dealt with All orders be lett at the Lancaster
post Office well al other business relating the
mill. Those north 81 Lancaster can consult with H..
Budd at his shop. PatroEas solicited.
" CLoUSE Co
Jane l, 1864
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-07-09

Sse5-lhc sc"cral churches having
rcireshmcnt stands about the public
square, July 4 netted as follows
Episcopa. $50. Methodist $50, Con-
gregJioual $50. Each church had ov.
en- seven baskets full lett.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-07-09
OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS !!
AGRICUL TuRAL IMPLEMENTS

for sale. will do equally well by You any of the
lool travelling agents Keep repairs for Mccormack
Reapers, also for !. II. Menny's, and supply you
with repairs for most all kinds used in the country
second hand Mccormack Reaper in perfect order has
cut only about 20 acres, at
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-07-09
WATCHES,
CLOCKS and GUNS!

J. I. HOWARD respectfully Informs the public that
he has permanently located IN Lancaster, and is fully
prepared to execute all work in his line in repairing
Watches, Clocks, Jowelry. Guns. Pistols aud Sewing
Machines in a net and workmanliko. manner, short
notice aud reasonable terms. All work warranted to
give satisfaction or money refunded.
Shop-north-ea7t Of the square, on the corner oppo
site The Post-Offce at the sign e the big watch.
Lancaster. June y, 1861. j. 4. HOWARD.
AtNt
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EARM FOR SALE.

The undersigned win sell his farm in Glen Haven
Grant County, Nis same Is adjoining D Oliver iai ~
on fhe east and Is $50 acres in extent p which
unter cultivation all land, thereon a small house
and orchard plenty ot good water; splendid stock
frn; Als0 10 acres Of timber l9ud. Crop viii he sold
with The place if desired, Terms cash down; bal
anoe in s on years with II per ceu. interest.
Also a span vi year old horses enc o mare, and 8
,,a,y Wagon and harness Apply to the subscriber
- d Oliver AS HENRY c. BROWN.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-07-09
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining unbalanced in the Post 0nce at Lancaster.
Wis. june 80 1867
GENTS LIST:
Amend Adam Knight Thomas
BrnkerhoG, y Mcdonald LhI
bhRer, j. l. Pike, Samuel,
bf"Wh William, Smith, John,
Smith, Antreas
LADIES LIST:
Baker Mrs Caty, Crihle, Miss Mary Dewey Mrs f.
n Persons calling for any Of the will please
gay e'Nertscd GEO. W. RYLAND, p. NJ
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AHoTuER WoNDzRFUL MAculNE.

AAoIHEt " ONDERFUL MACHlNE.--
Padon's Subsoil Gang Plow is being
exhibited il Lancaster, and is to be
set to blowing if some land can be
had. Two horses and boy are to
run it. Mr.. Johnson, proprietor is
along to explain the machine