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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-18
FIFTH DISTRICT.
TRAGEDY IN ULSTER COUNTY.
WOMAN MURDERED ON THE MIDDLEPORT ROAD
YOUNG MEN OF ELLENyILLE SUSPECTED.
lRROM DIR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE

WOMAN MURDERED on THE MIDDLEPoRT ROAD
YOUNG MEN OF ELLENyILLE SUSPECTED.
IRON OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENTS
KINGSTON, Nov. 17.-0n Sunday morning a
colored farm hand named wynkoop started between 4
and o'clock TO walk from Accord Village to Mddleport.
After reaching lonely spot the road three miles east
OF the rstnamed place, he stepped aside 20 avoid
tact with an obstruction in the road. Turning TO
what was he observed the body OF woman, with her
covered with blood and the stones about her also
spattered with blood On the right side Of the head
bullet had passed into the eye, going downward and
breaking the jaw On the left side, another bullet had
passed into the head under the left ear, gong thence
into the shoulder. and finally passing into the left lung
The head crushed in and terribly cut. The victim
was breathing very heavily, and was perfectly
unconscious. sho was taken TO Squire West
brooks house, and physicians summoned
It was ascertaned that the woman was eneiene. She
remained unconscious despite all efforts to relieve her
and up TO noon to-day still unconscious with no
possible chance OF living Since Sunday the house where
she lies has been visited by many persons of whom
identified her. This morning the authorities resolved to
nave her photograph taken and sent about the country
Al O'Clock on Sunday morning two young drove
INTO the village Of Middepor their horse covered with
lather During their conversation at breakfast 1t was
ascertained that they had lost a whip This fact
connected with the fact that whip was
found the body OF the woman on the road bears
heavily against these young One TO be the
OF wealthy tanner at Ellenvie, the other clerk
here one gentleman thinks that the victim is from FL
lonYllle. so strong is the suspicion against the two
young men that order has been granted their
rest, ana they are expected here On0rrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-18

Sonora with population OF 1000 destroyed by floods
aud whr winds LOretO Lower California, ana several
other small towns utterly demolished; Herds OF
cattle swept away and orange groves ana crops we're
in instances ruined The Yaqui and Mayo Rivers
rose 40 feet.
HAVANA, Nov. 17.-The French steamer Pan
ama from Vera Cruz the 18th nst arrived here to-day
She brings the following inellgence The English brig
Champion has been wrecked Arenas Island Tho news
paper Two Republics saws: senOr will shortly
Washington and that Riva PaaciO will replace
him Secretary of the Treasury, trembling of the
earth felt the sd and eth inst at Iturbide, II
leagues from San Luis POtOsi Many OF the inhabitants
frightened and left foundations bad caused much
damage at San Juan, Bontsta and TabasOO. Robberes
still continue in JaliscO. The Mexican Congress had APP
proved the contract for the Vera Cruz and Mexico Rail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-18
THE VEST INDIES.
CUBA.

DISPATCH FROM CAPT.-GEN. LERsUNDI.
Mr.. j. NJ. de Satrustegue, the Spanish Consul
In this city received telegram from Lersund yester-
day dated Havana Nov. H." as follows:
Puerto Principe has presented address, signed by
An Infinite number OF persons wealth and Of the most
advanced opinions protesting against the disorders al
Bayams and the manifestations which characterize them
They also assert their constant adhesion 70 SPAIN and
offer to assist the authorities IN qucng the disturbances
confident that the supreme government VIII make 10
these provinces the 20 which they nave
a right The Instruction Is breaking mp ten gran dccd'
Iclcdl.
GEN. ROSECRANS ~ HAVANA.
HAVANA, Nov. 17.-Gen. ROsecrans, who ar
rived to-day the steamer Grenada, VISITED Capt
ersund company with Admiral Hof and subsequent
IS embarked for Mexico, enter upon his duties as
United States Minister.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-18
TEACHERS INsrITUTE-FIRsT SESSION.

The first session of the Teachers Institute
,vos held lastnght in the Madsonave Baptist Churcn
nder the direction OF Committee OF the BapS' ouny
school Union The exercises were conducted Ny tno
oo"ool :, .oorson u ID The music under the
,i-,1 ., pro, Theodore l.. Perkins. The exercises
oneped with the readingo selections from the hoy
SCRIPTURES and the Offering OF rSo lersg2' Anderson the
Wnc1 'l petty OF Philadelphia, the Rev Joseph p Wa
nard D. d. Of Paterson j. and tns f fo Of interest
w. me sunday school teachers and OF lniormatiohh
large congregation The exercises Ws poys are Gliding
s,eftly Nv and tie pronounclng OF the Dehedlotoh'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-18
rIIE KIrrERY NAvY.YARp CoMpLIcATIoN.

WAsHINGToN, Nov. 17.-There is much spec
uaon at the Navy Department about the result OF the
OF Lieut. Commander G. c. Carpenter Of the Navy,
by civil officers OF Maine for Obstrucng them In the
discharge Of their duty IL understood that the Sec
rotary Of the Navy instructed Commodore Lanman who
commands at the Kittery Navy Yard, To afford the civil
officers all necessary facilities In the discharge Of their
duties. but that ne justes the COmmOdore's decision
that the civil officers should report at the Communicates
Office and either obtain permission 20 90 among the
wOrEmen let the officers send for any empoye against
whom process may have been issued Concurrent jurs-
dic0n does authorize State officer TO exercise
authority In NavyYard Arsenal. without the con-
sent OF the United States officer commanding there.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-18
ru,, ,np, PHI, c,TsrLR MARKET-Yoy. Il.

The supply Cattle lds week vas soo 3a' le maih va,
"a bont nom &c to 7Ac V ID for far to good
est and from = ~ for extra Western aad FeAny
s.ni, S.ers Common cattle sold al nom Dc 10 DC
StrpThe demand sheep better and prices were higher
% az made a. from &C. ~ Ie y ID gross as 10 con
dion Al. - ...., .lr.n.si .lt-b,.
Ia 80 head several Yards u from Oh 10 S2 81 y V 10
!. lev extra lots bringing as high as az 10 ..o. .,,
n, Sr,ino and from "a to $50 = head for and calf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-18
RECEIPTS OE PRODUCE

pgr Cdn0l Tgs5fIs. 0Hd R1iTTOddS
Nov II IA $40 bush bush 3ltO bush oas
,S hn,h Rye bush $500 bush Barley Isl bush Beans
no bush Peas $3.50 bb Flour 100 bbls Corn Meal 80 .ss s
Meal 90 hays Flour 1858 bales Cotton l9o %
Petroleum i66 bh Refined Petroleum, ~ pkes BesL Ps ~
Meats pigs Iar loo pkg Butter $40 pkgS % Co1D. avs
1aloN iukgs Dried Fruit pkgt OIL Cake. 81 On pp' %
bills WHISKY bills Eggs, no bales Wool - as ~
,es Leather s Hides 25 bales Hides 10 bhdS oeS
And Tobacco bbs M6lasses, sa0O oag to'0u S NV
Starch $50 bags Peaun 1888 bhs Naphtha 10 Oss' ''S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-18

than the aduncts OF the STAGE have been planned by
actor Of the largest experience and the consderate
nature Every inch OF space already said has been
used From the vault beneath stage passages conduct
into the vaults beneath the auditorium and also into
those beneath the contiguous sidewalks. AS the WISH
tor walks through these strange caverns he Is
Impressed anew with sense of tho sodity of this
splendid structure. Here the foundation, which
Is OF solid rock. Here the supports-stOne pillars
nearly three feet square The front wall is nearly five
feet thick and the thickness OF the other walls upward
Of two feet Under the sidewalk in Twenty hirdst is
the carpenershop Of the heaer. In large dry vault
and under the side walk in the sixthave. two large
boilers which to supply the theaer with heat, and
possibly to impel certain machinery which Is being
effected for tho working Of the stage for it is Mr. Booths
design TO supersede far may be possible by scientific
means the necessity OF manual labor. These boilers
have been tested and have been pronounced the best
ever inspected In NcwYork. They perfectly safe
and indeed every part and Of the theaer
One fact, In this respect may speak for many NOT
rope is TO be employed tho stage its place Will be
supplied by stout wire cable All these details viii enable
the reader TO form something like adequate idea OF
the beauty and finish that characterize Edwin Booths
theater TO our mind they combine into perfect
whole and constitute the fulnment of an exalted ideal
On the floor OF OF the vestbules deity fashioned in
multitudinous little stones many cOOred and beautiful
will he the figure OF Apollo, standing erect IN his
chariot and borne onward in swift triumph By his fiery
steeds. 1t is a fit emblem of Edwin Booths honorable
ambition. May it prove also the auspcious augury OF
his great success.
DRAMATIC NOTES.
Mrs Lander as Mary Stuart this evening at
the Broadway Theater.
The railway sensation scene in CATER Dark"
AZ Niblos substantially identical with the railway
effect Under the Gasl gt at tho NowG YORK TheateT,
while the Music Hall Scene closely resembles - Music
Hall Scene in John Broughams LOTTERY OF Life" The
title, After Dark" is borrowed from one Of Wkc Col
hns's books, and for general incidents, obligation *
ao Ia n French called BOhDuana
OF Paris" Altogether. tho originality Of MI B0ucl'
cault's play may he left out OF the question.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-18
RUSSIA.

a HEAVY DRAFT on THE BANK OF ENGLAND.
LONDON Nov. 17.--Baring Brothers. the bankers,
drew e. 10000 from the Bank of England yesterday
for the Russian Government. II is said that this
on American account and that the money was part
payment for the territory of Alaska.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-18
TIE coNGREss INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE

The Committee continued its Investigations
Yesterday at No 100 Broadway but none OF inc
adduced was given the public II Is saa ,nae '"o
Committee In addition 10 their investigation oi
frauds have also engaged TO some e1lent III
into matters connected with the Custom house as
as other affairs pertaining indirectly 10 tlo or lis
Distrct-AtOrney Courtney, owing to the press" "a M
business i'm Court, yet been examlbsu hhu "''
Fullerton, although summoned, has not yot SpposlsS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-18
RuIititsI gotit,s.

rho Cr.,a Rs,uhlienu Jubilee Concert, complimentary
. - rNioV GIKs GLIB or NBWr0RK. Wiz take plsce a.
Coopsr nstae FRIDAY EVENING N9y 20 The hea RgaDs
ANbRIW the Hon. CHARLES D. cibNNHi " ~ hoe hVeS
MURT dl, Will preside. ,,cs.
Who once did 6ght aud run ssAyi
will he prasent on that OCCASION
Tho nspiracy In va iate Election. Ihs
tss on Injections the Union eage Club gve neiee NAV s
sons wishing to communicate iniorms.eh % advice nay Sa Res
,bs, to Tie turi pAy he seut . Gess u
& Tss.arer no Watst NsSlork. Nov 10 ,gs ISAAC
SSqnopGE HORACE GREBieY MOSES H. GkSNbttds w III
SHERMAN MARSHALL @ ROBERTS. sAAV H. oA'-A" -
Holm IL MHiTk COaj2kksA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-18
MARRTED

MLLS-TOWESRND Tuesday, Nov w. AZ ~ Ds''ss ~ p !.
Flushing by Rev nr Smith Abrshsm MIS- o. W." y" "
Whtte,nore. daughter Of The late toOei' " i"" ,,h
in tbs civ on tuesday Nov H. 1903 by the Rev o. n
d. ID Darling IbbOtson OF BInghAinton ~ - ~ 49,
MARY, Youngest daughter Of Edward Dunscomo' esd .
pRARCE-STEvBYs-A Portchee ~ ". on Toesdag nGs W.
a. lie residence the brides haer By The Rev o. - hAbn'
Henry Pearcs MARY A. eldest daughter Of Chie' o"
No cards
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-18
THE STATE or TRADE.

THR VERY LATEST EUROPEAN MARKET REPORTS
PA Nov ITbVENNGThe BOurse closet EASIER Rentes 10
Boo
,vRE market for Cotton the closed
quiet aud unchanged At l3l francs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-18
CATTLE MARKET.

vpntneK Nov CatleReceps l&l head; special
change In the price the best quality Extra SE@S5 h quality;
IL all SO, lido Sl6 So ID do 500 80 So sheep aud
smb-Rcepts 65l9 mead Market well supplied Lambs sold az
Aight 30; Common grades neglected
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-18
ARMY GAZETTE.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 17.-By command of Gen. Grant,
Superntenps mounted recruiting Carlisle
viii forward stbou delay all dspossbe recruits that
Fort ark where they will Gen Sheridan for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-18
GERMANY.
EARTIIQU

EARTHQUAKE SHOCK FELT AT COLOGNE.
COLOGNE, Nov. IA slight shock Of earthquake
gYas felt here today
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-18
ITALY.
VEsUYIUs IN YIOI

vEsUvIUs IN VIOLENT ERUPTION.
NAPLES, Nov 17.-Mount Yesuvius is in very vio-
lent state of eruption.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-18

,,,r io,, n IN. Hail which sdays, may
~ n,,r,atsd b, tbs u. BuRNErTs COCAINE NMhe
s tim, riSsied az dessng for the Hair single appesuos
III .Isr "a ,o0 aud glossy several days For sale eei"nerr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-18
PRUSSIA.
COUNT BISMARCK,

BERLIN. Nov 17.-Baron Won der Heydt the Min
lister of Finances, has officially informed the Cham
Der that Count Won Bismarck will resume bis seat in
shat body some time in December.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-18
Ulster COUNTY, OFFICIAL.
NEW JERSEY


The official returns have been received at
Trenton The hajouties arc as follows:
Preaident. -. HOratlO Seymour. ....-.2SsO
(ioyernor......T. i. Randolph. ..-......-i6ls
CONGRESSIONAL.
ri.,-i, District
Moore, Rep ..... 1878 ~. Hill. Rep ~
II Iaght, DEM. 800 N..Clo'ehhu' Dcn --'o
Ill. Bird, Dem. .......4l2il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-18
rmnhnilenllY the Machine.

have used YOUR ana Ake pleasure
,, nsIa, h Unsurpassed family sewing IL hahs ~ "urr'
And ,,ady Tor use Wilcox Gibbs IA 81, ~sn"s'
In INV estlmstou- MORRISON, Nerb"0h' n H. REQ o ooo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-18
SPAIN.

REPORTED PROCLAMATION OF A REPUBLIC
PARIS. Nov. lit is reported that Spanish lie
public has been proclaimed at Madrid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-18
Pure Palm oil soap.

For Tue BAru and T0lLtr
Manufactured nv LlNDLRY NJ, ELKisroS.
No. nc Mslsaletta ST., Philadelphia. Fem,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-18

DIED.

al Notices Of Marriages must be Endorsed riM J'"
name aud address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-18
NEw-YoRK coNGREssMEN.

Total al9.556 42s722 I1OG7O 1922 s25O99 373C29
Majority, Seymour, 0,lG6 Majority, Hoffman, Z'J-2
Not Official.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-18
To DruggisIs md Hotel Keepers.

Just received at the
UNITED STATES MEDICINE WAREHOUSE.
No. 81 Psrt row.
500 cases SARATOGA A" WATER
100 cases CONGRESS WATER
100 cases EMPIRE WATER
rs cases SARATOGA STAR WATER
GRTTYSBURGH WATER
81 cases MISSISQUOI WATER
50 cases MASSENA WATER
IS cases HIGH ROCK WATER
Is cases VERMONT WATER
. keep supply above goods constantly band ssd
for SALE 4 rates. JOHN r. HENRI,
New. York 4 1863 No 81 Psrkrow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-18
Spttial SOiitss.
The Drop Of CrlmsO0
sehenck,s seaweed Tonic, or the Gastric Juice tho
Stomach.

ehencks Seaweed Tonic, the Gastric Juice of tho
Stomach.
This remedy composed compound preparation of weed
growing along and certain and ube remedy for tbs
ofdyspepsia.
all the properties iodine Of iron and iodine and yearly
ever substance Of the gastric juice the stomach food
chime, the first process Of digestion.
Tonic the tone Of the stomach and gives at
appetite.
The effect of the seaweed Tonic taken sup
plies once principles the deficient gastric juice ad the food
dgesed naturally.
gives tone strengthens stomach thus enabling secrets
proper quantity quality Of gastric juice and dyspepsia and all IL
diseases disappear
little taken before breakfast will appetite After eating
hearty dinner wn4ssu Of will dges, the fool and preVen.
unpleasant. feeling perfectly harmless and
bic the stomach such that everything
that Is eaten seems 10 agree ssonaeh and by continuing h
persons quite % In short being seldom that persons are
troubled dyspepsia without Or Of the liver od conOs
ton Of the bowels then Of sbeDck Mandrake Pills should be
taken every night week then other night This
will regulate bowels gradually that nature will DO without the
all OF pugatyes
sa weknOwn suffer Ike the dyspept; for in adj
ton dyspepsia there often either headache or sick stomach
pain In the side ppaou the heart eh and fever gravel dseass
othe kdueys and humo and general debility
The Tonic pleasant bers giving person good spps
lite and good digestion. 1t is put up in quart bottles
Il is pure rye whisky or alcohol
The eaweed distilled similar the process Jamaica spirits and
always agrees with the stomach
Dr. sCHESCK will be professionally No. ~ Bondst. Mes.
York on TUESDAY Nov "a No IS HanOverst BOsos.
WEDNESDAY IS He gives advice free, but for thorough
with bis RpOmeer the price 80 once
hours a each city. from A. IL. to ,
Price Of Pumonc Syrup Seawsed Tonic each 81 50 per bot
tie or 81 50 halfdo,eu Mandrake Pills % cents box hh
supply q medicines for sale at all times at his rooms
Aso for sale by all druggists and dealers
Sold also wholesale retail by John Henry successor to Do@ss
Barnes & Co. No. 81 Psrk.rov. SeS,YOrs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-18
For Illinois and Missouri Trade.
..NEol.ISL ~ -ruE nI-LNCY WIN

he'd In
BALHACHR PHILLIPS, Publisher - -
,y yD 3 s i1s'% S Ss 55.I1 aed @
ror communication With the dealers Of Western Illinois and
THE WIG IS published daily and weekly t"tclas'
make Specially Of Commercial News having editor enpOys
solely The Commercial department 2uiHsy 0S , On NJ.
and business mpos.s ns %
Tests sSua.l The railroad bridge nearly completed MAILING
POnt which Illinois and N,ogT are soIo s" es,.
ITnos--Adsms, Hancock Knox MeDoaoush Schuyler hsop'
Clara sullivan Ad.ir KnoI Lewis Linn Macon.
Shelby, Msron Monroe Livingston Charter ,sG1 sr1nd''
BALHACHE PHILLIPS Publisher. oai9cy Wig 9anc, ",
c.,, C In't; women cbFau and old ne.
are scattered Greece true martyrs Of The cause on eeq@
which Their , s, G@'pSSi are S e. BEEN done J
S,, II Cretan children clad IN om this country Ssos
hank lately the Amsfos % % ds.a condition Of these poor
people cbnses the 70 appeal S Gr b @ eVeai os
bleeding Crete viii be promptly responded 10 % sen
'' Contributions no matter ,ma clothing s Or Ds.p
will be sI'5s I., ,S's &c. a u. i E.,
p'''' D. \. BOTASSi, Consul Of Greece IN New YORK
Yer.York November Il. 1893.
mr. perbock Of Boston Author Of and
Disease, Of the Air Passages will be bis NewYork onoe No so
Broadway corner Of and UnOnsquare on
aud FRIDAY and 2h November, and % the same days e
successive week.
All Of which tend consumption should time IN consulting him
! Gas Fixtures.
NEW DESIGNS IN CLASS BRONZE, ASD oRMoLU
/ WRENCH ENGLISH AND AMERICAN MANUFACTURES
! ALSO:
rnrvcu cu,x, GLASSWARE BRowRs CLOCKS sLvSs
! WARE FINE PLATED WARE CUTLERY, ami FANCY GOODS
l.. V. HAUGHWOUT Co.,
M, ass 400 aud i92 Broadway corner sroo@ss e
Bartlett. Rsyfr'iS 4. SssiRfff
saH aAo b,r ar foot style sold At 20 VIII do all ne
| F,,yyilr sewng Depot No 500 broadway, NeSl Ol.
| Eyes
BlICi & GOUGELMAN, -
p,os Foissonneu Of Paris makers and inserters oi mt
lotl RaesI Bye No $50 Broadway n h-Ihess hsea
80 ydorsed hy the Faculty.
pm, East India Telegram Company omee NOS - saa ~
nv aith 1868 Notice hereby gtea 'hn ~
49, ~ spbScpion lon heretofore proposD 70 the snAn
%. Va, india Telegraph will be closed on the o'h
o. me - iass r., orisr GEORGE CONANr, Secretary 1
P.st.Oaoe Nottes.-rhs Bss for Europe will d.ptt
a. thn once on TUESDAY THURSDAY and sAIUkpAi tlo
pgA oeosk aRd at StSnons and q, S wv LIN
Handy ll0 and a. II sslockA m ,,.,., 81.
A,o on WEDNESDAY ase Of the hour on closing NHeh VII
P''''u " wv ~' JAMES KELLY o. N.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-11-03

ScuMrrr's Wanted Rye
and Buckwheet Also custom work
--promptness pledged. Work war
ranted-mills in perfect condition
for all work Unbolted flour for
sale. See adyt.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-11-03
To INTELLIGENT REAnrRs W.

70 INTELLIGENT READERs.-W We
baN e received from S. f. Wells, $50
Broadway, n. Y, several copies Of
his American PhrenoloqicaL Journal
and Life illustrated, monthly pub.
LEGATION, qnarto form, ana each hook
containing 40 pages Of three columns
each, price $500.
In looking through these copies we
found a number Of articles which we
mark 10 be copied into the Herald.
one or more Of which appear this
week IN our paper; we copy these arr
ticies beca use Of their valuableness of
matter, or common sense and usefsl,
ncsT. Family rs Iride on the first
page d the Herotd, is copied from the
,J0WnaL The articles in this work
arc calculated TO Introduce the reader
deep into the cause and effect of
things, and make him master Of him.
self by teaching him exactly how
weak he is and how unwise. In the
Index % subjects We notice the fol-
lowing
Docs Affection spring from The
Heart Self-Cuiture Infdelity; Flow
o Travel American Dress; Use Of
/. Discipline; What il Genius? Bible
and Nature Antiquity Of Man Self
Government; MoraI Purity; Is Man
Immoral Is there 4 God Table
Manners Marriage vs.. Celibacy
Judging Character &c. Besides all
saet topics there are pages Of instruc,
.llu upon all manner ct point~-as
I'.anners, behavior, living, eating,
sleeping, talking, working, idling, sc.
/ For family reading IN household Of
/ growing ZIP boys ana girls we ctfer
tn opinion that no more valuable
/ periodical is to be offered for the
home and iamily than this Joarnd of
! Llf5 HuStTnted
! Vt raur.t the work treats measur-
ALLY npon i'hrenolosy and the facul-
tcs # tlie miad as revealed by the
head and aIcramcnt, these are rare
and rich subjects for lho Young
! Copies may to es at the Heraid
office
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-11-03
AUCTION SALE

at the residence Of Rob Children miles north-tq,s
OF Lancaster, on MONDAY NOV 9Th counsacin.
At y 0 clock, q. G. j. Hyde auctioneer:
FARM PROPERTY = Team, harness, wagon, Sled
buggy, piows, harrow, roller, stump pniicr, sngl,
and donble shovel pows, u shovel cnitig tor Badger
caifator per and mower and great yarivt,
Live sfoCk-z colts and years Oft. ! COW witi
cali weeks o i, good old COW heilet coming .
wlth cali, steers aives. - pigs, 5 doz sheep
HOUs EHOlD FURNlfURE-e3 bedste.tds Z beds
cupboards, tables aud chairs crockery and tinwure
clocks iron kettles, large and small
IlABEk-Ihe timber IN acres OF land, sufficient
to make 30 toi cords OF IRE wood situated one hal
mile north 81 Mr. Row lens Farm ana bounded east Is
August Jacobs fence he cIetred OF ~ .IlI a. H. 4
IEkMS-Au sums Oh So and der. CASH All ever
twelve months creeii approyc security ut ten Iei
cent. interest, NV
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-11-03
HARPER'S WEEKLY

Tie Model Newspaper OF our country-compietei in
all the departments OF an American Family Paper
HARpfRs HEEKLY has earned for tselfa right to its
title, a Journal Of Civilization -Nstc Ioy EceniAg
Post
Our future historians will enrich themselves ont Of
HAEPERs nEKLY long after writer's ana priuters aud
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