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Josh Filling. ON Cour,inp

Courtlng is about bali natur and about halt
science. The natur in it is simply energy.
gu must begia slow, but by and by it will
be best to agitate things. Wimmin, as a
lump, had rather be took by storm than by
serge. Wlmmin never surrenders, nor are
they ever exactly won, but rather captured.
Ihey night 1t out on this line" am talk
ing now OF sensible wimmin. There is vim
MIN VINO are as easy to court as lint. "Luv
al hrst sight" is like eating honey. 1t duz
seem as tho you never Good git enuff of it,
ibis KIND OF luy is apt to make blunders, and
is as hard to back out OF as a well. But
thare amt no such thing as pure mathemat-
!cKs IN counting. If it is all natur it is too
innoceht ior earth. and if it is all science it is
700 mucn like job. Perhaps the best way
10 court is to begin without much of any
pan whare you are going to fetch up, and see
now you and she likes it, and then LET tbe
thlhS KIND OF worry along kareless, like
throwing stones into mill pond Y ou will
ma one thing to be strictly true, the more
ADVICE you undertake to follow, the less
amount Of good counting you will do. Ia
MARK TWAIN ON FEMALE SUFFRAGE
SHARK Twain" writes to his 'Cousin Jennien
on the subject of "female Suffrage as
follews;- ', s1-at 9'0a,r
"Women will never be permitted tn vote
or hold office, Jennie, and it is a lucky THING
Tor me and many other men that such is the
decree OF tate. because, you see, there are
some lew measures they would all unite on
cnere are one or two measures that would
ping out their entire voting strength, in spite
vi thell antlpathy to making themselves con-
sPlcuous, and there being vastly more women
Inan men IN TINS state, they would trot those
measures through the Legislature with a
velocity mat would be appalling. For in
u That all men should be at home nv
10 I. M. without tail.
q That married men should bestow con-
siderable attention on their wives
%. mat it should be a hanging offense to
sell WHISKY in saloons, and that fine and dis
reimbursement should follow drinking in sncb
places .a III SUCH
- That the smoking OF cigars to excess
shouid be forbidden, and the smoking of pipes
utterly abolished. t..lt8 f'rN'
"5 That the wife should have a little
property OF her own, when she married a man
VINO hadn't any. l.t
oennl", such tyranny as this we could never
S s, our free souls could never endure such
SSeslaoihg thraldom. Women, 90 your way
Scr Scr hos 10 beguile us of our imperial priyi-
IeSes. content yourselves with yonr little
Ieinlnine Crliles-your babies. your benevolent
societies and your knitting-and LEFT vo,r nat
ural bosses do the voting. stand bact I,o,,
will be wanting to go to war next W., Eli
let you teach school as much as Won want 70
and we will pay You halt wages for it too bnt MT
beware We don't want you to crowd MS too
much" wv
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Medical Notice.

G. CHADWICK, NJ. D., will devote special at
tention TO Dsea OF the Eye. No. 3Oi4 Congress st
Office hours from II A. NJ. to P. NJ.
May tt
The Portland daily press., 1868-08-06

The property known as the 'sFord
"A >iiSal y Stand,' consisting CT large story
Ga i8-gsszrsM house, recently put in complete re-
kS ~ T7nl4W pair and made convenient for two
s-=sl =ezl5.- tenements; good porch and barr
and large shop suitable tor any il of mechanic.
Cistern ON the premises of 70 hogsheads; fine yard
in front and very fine garden. -fii! H' ~"
Gray. March 49, 1865 A. W.ANDERSON. q
The Portland daily press., 1868-08-06
REAL ESTATE.
For Sale or To Let.

fFEss< 1 will sell a new u story house on Lincoln
H,,. st, containing eight finished rooms, hard and
soft water, lot 80 by SO low price if ap-
phed Tor soon. Terms one halt cash and balance on
TEN YEARS time il desired. This is a good oppor-
tunity to buy house and pay for it in paying rent
& as .,s K. G. THOMEs, e fl
aug div S Il &H 81 & IS Middle st.
The Portland daily press., 1868-08-06
~ Real ESTATE for SaIe.

7 rs cal Estate LOT sale.
FsSHE subscriber offers for sale two new houses,
4 built in the most substantial manner and in
modern style. These houses are the corner of
Congress and North streets. two stories high, with
seventeen rooms in each, good cellars and an unta-
ing supply of hard and soft water They are in a
desirable location ana will rent readily at large per-
centage. Terms liberal. Enquire of Messrs
HEARN & co, Corner Of Congress and North SITS.
l. AN t..,--s,.... GEOkGE HEARN.
% Portland March %, 1s6s-dtf
aeHHOuSe Lots EsEDp8&h
1.-TWO on Congress near State Street, and eight
lots on Emery, Lewis and Thomas streets, for
sale by w. H. STEPHENSON
Feb 10, 1S6S.-tf " AT ID National Bank.
The Portland daily press., 1868-08-06
For &S.OOOi

A ONE and a half story cottage, containing seven
- finished rooms all in complete repair. Good cell
lar, water, &c Lot 90 by Al feet Within three min
utes' walk OF the Post Office. Terms and other par
ticulars be obtained of
GEO. r. DAVIS & CO.,
Dealers IN Real Estate.
August3. div EHl &fE0i 8 [Argus copy.
The Portland daily press., 1868-08-06

The whole profits OF the Company revert to the
assured and are divided annually, upon the Prem'-
tfcates issued, bearing interest until redeemeJ
Dividend of 80 per cent for 1867 =
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EDUCATIONAL.

= Mis.--Ths inssituion, conducted by the Bro.her-
since 1855 It is beautifully sitnaed on the shores Of he
the 'ss 81 'a
The spacious reereaton grounds well shaded By ever
bathing in sunmer, the pupils great incite
The delightful situation Of Ray st. Louis and the sac
ty Of TO the place At all seasons of
system Of in s.riesy
being prevented by constant watching over tho con-
Tho religious and moral Instruction Of the pupils and
sh sh to the h.
ton Of by Of virtue and
Fl. Of M s
and ends the Last Thursday Of November, thus tie
Pupils received a any time Of she year. The age
p:.isasiss: assssly; Sssa,ss rsa@ssssis
Bookkeeping AiseSF:fi GksGKmMstfsy' etc.
Board and Tuition per session payable half yearly In
uhis nav ..is 10 o%
Bedding session, toptiona. 10 %
Vs sssi + spen. At The in..taon 50 CO
pis,s q G ri.1 S.PD, ss month . j g g
Brass Instrument, per month. ....-.-..- -. GO
spanish and German Isnguages, month each. 90
twelve poeiet bandSsrchiei twelve pair stoefnss six
s
looms, two winter GOATS pair winter Pantaiocns
low oasos three pair sheets one mOsqnite bar combs
No advances made by the institution for clothing
The number Of Dupils is limited. Parents and guar
dians will and Il advantageous to enter their
wards in the beginning Of the eeesion.
Of iss = E ss e
iouis, tShieidsboro'j Mia.
RRVaRHHCrs-Mf. Thomas layton, President Of the
Southern Bank, New Orleans; Rev. Father Joardo1
Superior Of tia Jesnits' Cohess, Rev oEsean.i Rey
Third District Eew 0risass; Brother AthanaaiIs eSr
q IAvr.ncs and MaA1Achnaetes StrOstA, Mobile
Very Rev. Pa,uo07 he sbilOs 9sv Father
CeyIs, ~ Yta0oat Chufeh, &s3NA foae
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HousEKEEp1Ne DEPARTMENT.

I. NAPLES BIscU1r-Beat eight eggs add
to them one pound of flour, one pound OF
powdered sugar, one teaspoonfnt OF essence
of lemon. Bake in a quick oven.
To GLAZE OR VARNIsH DRAWINGS
One ounce of Canada balsam and two
ounces of oil of turpentine, well dissolved.
The drawing to be previously washed oyer
with Il solution of isipglass.
To EXTRACT FRUIT EPOTs.-Let the
spotted part of the cloth imbibe little
water without dipping, and hold the part
over q light common birthstone match ut
proper distance. The sulphurOus gas which
is discharged soon causes the spots to dis
appear.
DUKE OF DEvoNsFIIRE CAKE. - One
pound of flour, one pound of currants, three
quarters Of IL pound of sugar, half pound
OF butter, half the peel of q lemon, half a
pound of citron whisk all together with
eight eggs, add little brandy. Bake i'll IL
slow oven two hours and half.
PRINCESS CAKEs.-Buttcr, half n pound /;
sugar, half Il pound rice flour, one pound !;
six eggs, one gill OF sweet wine, one tea
spoonful of caraway seeds, one teaspoonful
OF soda, quarter of Il pound of raisins; add
water sufficient to form IL batter; drop into
bnttercd pans, and bake until done.
LANES HEAD WITH BRAIN OR LIVER
Blanch the brain or liver, and mincc til. III
as for Il sleeps head, introducing only the
yoke OF an egg mix With little mix, STR
in quickly, add Il tablespoonful of chopped
parsley, and the juice OF half q lemon, lay
it on the dish with the head over, and serve.
PIcKLED CucUMBERs.-A correspondent
says: % have, after trying various ways
to save cucumbcrs, found the following the
best. Make Il pickle as follows: one part
vinegar, two parts water, three parts salt !;
to which add four ounces Of horsc-rndish
for every half barrel. Fill the casl, or
,yl, X-nSst1 il tn hnlI fhn nj t.l1 los half
full of this pickle, pick the cucumbcrs with
the butt of the stem on, and wipe and put
them into the vessel. When it is full, place
Il cloth over the cucnmbcrs, and IL board,
nicely fitted, over the c!";h. \ weight
should be placed on the board to keep the
cucumbcrs under the pickle. When needed
for use, soak aud put them into vinegar as
usual"
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RULES TO REGULATE OUR CoNDUcr.-A
man should be wise in dispute lion in
battle and conflict; teacher in his house-
hold counselor in the nation and arbi-
traitor in his vicinity; conscientious in &C
ton content with his state; regular in his
habits diligent in his calling faithful in
his friendship temperate in HE pleasure /;
deliberate in his speech devoted to his
God. So he will be happy in his life, easy
in his death, and an esteemed example foE
his succeBsors.
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HIPocRIsY.-The consummate hyposrite
is not he who cOnceals vice behind the sem
blance of virtue, but he who makes the vice
he has no objection to show, stalking
horse 10 cover darker aud more profitable
vice which il is [sS bic interest to hide.
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BAKERIES AND BREADsTUFFs.


an AEGARET ,"-(MARGARET HATCHERY
BREAD AND CRACKERS BAKER
No. 20 New Levce, neanPoydras street, New Orleans
Keeps constantly hand large assortment of Bread,
Cream Biscuits and Crackers of every description all
made hv machinery. at lowest market prices. mil ~
~ AHILL FFEY-
" JACKSON CORN MILL AND FEED STORE
Nos Levee and Is Water srects Fourth District.
T. NEW Q LEA NS,
pKAt.HRa rLe
Hay Corn, Oats Bran, Flour Potatoes Oil Cake Rock
Salt etc, and Manufacturers Of Self Raising Flour
Also have constantly on hand. superior quality Of
background Corn Meal. Dat Meal. Hominy, Grits,
All erders promptly allied and shipped and goods de
We sell cheap for Cash. Give a call aud convince
yourselves. s..-f apl2 ~
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Board washing tuition, aud doctors fee, term
Ensssnes lee e be paid once only.
'>'''''' EXTRA CHARliEs %
Music-l'iano, per term of five months $50
- Violin, Strings furnished,, per term of five
Music Fltt, any other wind instrument, per
D at % n nse t n,o, as Ave months ~
Use OF unents study Of natural pliiloso-
ply and chemistry per session zion, - IN; ,.:.
Assn. in New Easr &c ssFsy
CT. MAKY's CoLLEGE-D1REcTED BY THE
y Christian irot,ersTCo'ef of poyetare and Foueher
'' THIS MsM m by an act of the 1er.
,s4 I,
many e for the + mora" aud ntssesual
situated auiet and '!.hs part Of the
city Its successful career is marked by tile fEh degree
increase OF the nun'er OF Students. The system Of
rs aud Ss IN in % M the be
n none % lie a"s
and morals not satisfactory Pupils of all denomi-
nas s,s admitted Az !sr religious opinions are
1h % @ to be made in agan'o rs "ows:
S%vs I'm 1 l9 the third on fe'F"ary's' and the
Taiti"nwoC 1irs late, and Commercial courses,-
if %'y' per 90
risiaa.hiri respiratory Class per quarter of
Tnition-Fousth Preparatory Glass, per quarter Of
-''l -''.' EXTRA CHANGES. - ~
or ss amy S,hr ss per 10 %
nr; quarter 10 90
al f" "" sa ct fr' shs
tin, Grssd If week or; or %s from the beginning OF
h sasan= ' q"ar.ar e'''el VIII made
n is h Of is
s
@e" he Se
| to
the pna,y Of the Directors do not
nns
the 2uarier no matter how short time he have been
COURSE OF STUDIES.
ass%s.'rs and Nsss hFsi sss
and Spherical rrisope@etry Surveying, NaSigatios.
s9s a's;s aaa
arsm%sr Ept.t.,s!y cSTTs.rsaaenss comrss.op:
paid rsnmanship A'''' ffsn'0'
fs Ts and sda beading y .bov
GsGg..psS English Gam%ar AIi.hms.ic ip.ssstusa
1ssS;a F!snss Music vocal and 'f fnss1a
Special attention given :. the Musical Department..
which among the students Of the
College, rehearse daily under the guidance of compe-
%ss
| coantant's profession.
sss
:s
sns sa T. Ne: s No. 40
CT CHA RLES COLLEGE.-THE SESSION AT ST.
q Usual .Sou sSs q
q 5oaSa Tuition w,.hinS' STATIONERY and ,,sdic>
saSvsisns fasii e' ea1ss a
BOOKS and Medicines form extra charges. ID
The srtieles Beddins If furnished Sy the College.
The obe paid BY half session IN advance,
rt sda dune ss sa ses gath of tho
Ms S ss % OK sEessns
of money deposited by the parents for these pur
Tho age Of admission is from to fifteen years. II
"lss that the pupils i''. Ess s 6 :ss
For further inf0rpa ten sGP.y to co 49,.
DR0SPECTUs OF THE COLLEGE OF THE IN.
This Literary Institution incorporated by the state
ssd c
The building. Are vel HanP TED tor me
q TN RsP:
The course q instruction embraces Greek Latin
M Enssn 1strsnoy and Mental
ply with addition af Bookkeeping and tho usaaa
students are not admitted unless they know how
The re,isioas training Of tho .tudsntsis %
EFT e and .'a'ne
October and asd' ASoa. 4 ssi ;iss q July.
cs,esiaso csuroe. payable IA advance, and IN tsxs
pi, ss,TSSo osyy:! tT S;s n0nth'' Go
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BOOK AND JOB OFFICE,
No. 40 Poydras Street, New Orleans.
This Estatlsnent II now fully prepared to execute al
kinds of JOB WORK such as Y
CIRCULARS, CARDS,
ENVELOPES, DEEDS ~
CONTRACTS, INVOICES
MORTGAGES, HEADINGS,
CATALOGUES, AUCTION BILLS
HAND BILLS, BILL HEADS,
PROGRAMMES BILLS OF FARE,
BANK CHECKS, DRUGGISTS LABELS
DRAY RECEIPTS. BILLS OF LADING,
PROMISSORY NOTES. ETC, Ere. ETC
ON THE MOST ACCOMMODATING TERMS
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EDUCATIONAL,
pass CHRISTIAN COLLEGE, PASS CHRISTIAN.
Mas. Incorporated October, 1866 by the,
OF the State Of Mississippi Directed by the

pass W.. CHRISTIAN COLLEGE. PASS CHRISTIAN.
o s q y Of Of
ch T.siaS Brother ss', =.
been be- .a q ing IL their eligible site
The public iee that sas
found al eRRsa X any usSss
Tfs bel. Su! Sls; e. P.s: htse
view and Is fitted which fail to rem
To tie S their parents
building X. Of the ADAPTED to
e. ess
II ,s an % eonear
could It sny patrons desire directors
co aase aosns % be to tue
library OF select works established and charter OBJ
cred to grant diplomas, confer degrees and bestow all
The class rooms study halls dormtory efectory
are On scale equal TO- any in the country
public they will be better able promote the ply,
committed to their The system Of government is
q" viii be re,snss
whose manners aud morals satisfactory; students
opinions are ,nresricted '''' ana 'n''r fens'0uS
and ends at hs s the fist of October
.asy desire e TEHS Of the
aynets-Term Of five months invariably in advance
Board, washing. tuition. aud doctors fee, per
Entrance fee to be paid once only ..::.:.: 80 10
~ EXTRA CHARGES %
Musc-I'ianO, per of five ...... $50
" Violin, tstrinss furnished) per term Of five
Masic-F!te' my other wind instrument, per
Dsa~ius p pss t"r 1 of five months -
Use of Instruments i'll the study of natural pliloso-
ply and chemistry per session sion
Agent in New orleans-charlcs d. Elder NJ. i4O Poy-
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WORKERS

DHILIP McCABE COPPER, TIN, AND SHEET
l. Iron Worker, and Dealer in Stoves and Crates No
166 Camp street New Orleans.
koo:fng, Gutterins and all kinds of Jobbing done
with dispatch
An assortment OF Tin Ware always han:l and
made ttp order. III
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EDw ARD o'RoURKE. MATTHEW MEAGHEn.
n,KOURkE & MEAGHER,
STEAM BOILER MANUFACTURERS
AND
+ L A X S MI HIS,
Nos. Is3 and ls5 Fulton and 2l3 New Levee streets
between ST. Joseph and Julia streets.
Low Pressure. Locomotive, Flued and Cylinder Boil
a,iers, Filters and Juice Boxes made the short.
est notice. .,t...
viii make contracts for Boilers and all necessary con-
nectiu,S such Fire Fronts, lars, Steam and
Stand Pipes. Valves, etc Cimneys and Br"cchng, all
of which will he furnished ut the lowest foundry prices.
All work sUne at this establishment will he
tce equal in point of wol knansp and material any
in the city elsewhere
Planters and Merchants respectfully invtcd to
call Ln, examine work anil prices 'rI2n
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II.
HOUSE AND SHIP PLUMBER, GAS FILTER, ETC.
46i MAGAZINE STREET. .....-....IGI
Between Race and Robin,
From twenty years practical experience in the business
warrant all work entrusted to him No pains shall
be spared merit the confidence of his patrons by hav.
ing all orders promptly executed with the
a! Latest improvements, the most moderate
DWELLINGS. OFFICES, STORES, etc,
Fitted up with Water and Gas Pipe.
HOT COLD, PLUNGE
And Shower Batn. y pparatus
WATER CLOSETS.
WASH:TANDS,
SHEET LEAD, FAUCETS,
COPPER and
GALVANIZED IRON.
GAS FIXTURES, CHANDELIERS, etc.
CHALLENGE COOKING RANGES
mil iy For hot water pipe attachments.
JOHN MISTYEE. NJ H. ArILEGAIR.
NIc1SrlnE s APPLICABLE,
PLUM BEERS,
Dealers in Cooking Ranges and boilers Bath Tubs.
an,i Force Pumps. Ale Pumps Sheet and Lead Pipe,
Brass and Plate. Cocks of all patterns.
li6............... .POYDEAS STREET,. LILO
NE W O X L L \ rs,
y. B-A gents for Colwcll's, Shaw & Wizards Patent
Tin Lined Pipe.
Hyr.uts put up extended, and repaired. Rrpairn:
atty done. tr.J "
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1VN KELLY, BUILDER, CORNER MAGAZINE
W nnd TcrpaichoFe ssrVsta. Reporting sitting mp and
Al job Work in he line satisfactorily esse0asa b.
- En-
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-02-18
DENTAL notice.!
Or. VIM. II. DEFFENBACH
DENTAL SURGEON

OF Platteve, has the pleasure Of informing the Citi-
Of Lancaster ana Cassyile that in the future be
Will visit hese pac,s professionally as follows;
Lancaster six times per year viz the FIRST two weeks
OF every alternate month eommsnc ug with Feb nary
Cassvlle twice per year, viz last two weeks In Feb
ruary and October Of each year.
hope BY doing to make it henifcai 10 myself,
well as those who cannot find Is convenient 10 visit
tay Office in Pattevills
Keep on hand larger stock Of Dental Materials
than all other Dentists in the County, and therefore
am never compelled TO insert artificial Teeth that
unbecoHing 70 the features or complexion-too large
too small.
Natural teSth should be filed, possible before the
decay exposes the They be saved after but
at greater expense
1n-Au persons should have their teeth examined by
skiiinl Dentist ri least year, frequently de-
cay exists unknown 10 por ons
Pare sutphuric Ether given 10 alleviate pain in ex
tracing Teeth ii desired Unlike Nitrous 0xyde it has
never proved fatal
Artificial Teeth inserted from eTsire set.
All peraticns performed carefully and painless as
possible
barring practice OF eleven years among the people
o. Grant C~nuty have endesvored to only first
class material and only frstciass work How well
lave succeeded leave the pnblic TO judge
FEES MODERATE. Rooms at Deunson House, Cass-
vile, and Mansion House, Lancaster.
You-s Truly, W. H. DEFFENBACHER,
PlatteYihe, Jan 10, ISIS Surgeon Dentist
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-02-18
Samuel F. elise, Late Deceased.

Died, IN Lancaster, February 10
Mr. Samuel F. elise, aged nearly A
years The cause Of bis death was
bronchial disease Of couple years
standing.
Deceased was native of Berkeley
couaty, Va, the family residing near
Winchester The family removed to
Missouri about the year 1884 thence
he anne % Grant county, sconsin.
u 1871, aud has resided since sue
ce.sir /, at Wig Diggipgs, Farplay,
Apple River, Potosi. ElieuUoro, Cal.
norma aud Lancaster Mr.. elise has
ueen frequently honored with official
positions, and ut he time Of his death
was Clerk Of The County Board of
Supervisors to which he was first
elected IL 1862, andre elected il 1864
aud 1906 In 1860 he was a member
Vt the Wisconsin Legislature No
man in the county possessed more Of
the pl bile confidence than Mr.. elise.
and for business knowledge he had
no superior His death is therefore
dePlored by the public at large, and
especially by those interested in the
public business.
A large circle OF relatives attended
the funeral, with the citizens gener.
ally CT village and country. The
funeral was il charge Of Rev. Mr..
Eaton, assisted by Rev Mr. Cook
Mr. Eaton preaching sermon from
the text, "IHe Lord giveth and the
Lori hath tahen array; blessed be the
name II tie Lori"
The atfectonate wife and children
of deceased, thus bereaved Of 4 faith
fal and fatherly head are left TO
mourn the departure
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-02-18

TIE DIAMOND DTcKExs oliver
Twist, Pictures From Italy. and
American Notes. This is the eleventh
volume of the diamond edition OF
Dir. Dickens works. as beautiful III
type, illustrations, and binding as
! its predecessors. Oliver Twist is
made to pass uncontaminated through
scenes OF evil, and the novelist strips
vice of its false glitter, wherein Dick
ems differs from Bulwcr and some
other writers. La this volume an
pear the American Notes" which
so damaged Boz III the regards Of
many good people, especially persons
who never read them. We have just
given them a fresh perasal aad sc
must confess that we cannot tiDd oc
casion for the ancient cutlery. He
found some things to blameand some
to laugh at lie blamed fairly aud
laughed heartily, and we showed the
wounds in our vanity. He Is to-day
the most popular literary man on the
continent he will be heartily wei
coined in his approaching visit; and
We hope be wilton bis return give az
second series Of "Notes]-N J.
ChriStiar, Advocate
The cost at each volume Of the
beautiful Illustrated Diamond Dick
ea~ i onil 81 80 plain edition, ST
- L can b. procured Of any book
seller, or VIII - cent postpaid IS
tbc publishers, Tickuor uud Fields,
Boston.
THANKs.-The undersigned desires
rs return hi, thanks Ia behalf0t him
sa,t aud wife 10 his friends and par
ishi9ners ct Patch Grove. who par>
ticipatel 81 the kind and pleasant
Donation Festival 81 Thurs lay Eve.
Feb. Glb he would at The same
time assure them Of abiding interest
in both their temporal and eternal
welfare.
Rev. 4. A-YoUNG.
NEw NAIL BourE. The citizens
OF Bloomington CassvilIe. North An
dover, (Oiivef- Mis,) iaad The
neighboriug country, have signed a
petition asking Congress T. establish
new mail route from Cassvilie ~
way Of North Audo, % BIoomju4~
tor, distance fourteen miles. ( ho
route is rich aud popnIous and bat
poorly supplied with mail accomoda-
tons
TArAf.-Mr. James N. McCalIister,
formerly Of MuscOda. hate ii snccess>
tu business ut Avoca. la~t bis life
On the 1th inst Out sleighing his
horse became unmanageable and he
was thrown IRON his cutter and his
neck broken, causing instant death
He was respected by all
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-02-18

FIRST AssY. DIsr.-Iha election OF
this District, composed Of P.aueViile,
Hazel Green and Smeiser, are to
hold their Convention on Saturday
next, at Georgetown for the psr>
pose OF elec,ing delegates 10 attead
tie state C0nyenuCu So we learn