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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-03-26
Insanity aid Homicide.

II was announced by New Yorl
telegram few days ago that KING
the slayer of O'Nel, had been toulc
guilty and sentenced To the penitrnti
AIRY for life. The case had once at
tracted good deal of attention, bu
1t had dragged on until the public hac
generally lost sight of it. It wOulc
be a waste of time and space to re
state the facts further than To say tha
ONeil was going down stairs from
the office of a justice at the time, anG
that every circumstance indicated tina,
Hing acted with the utmost delibera
lion. The plea in his defense was in
sanity. Judge Brady, before whom
the case was tried, made this admir-
able definition of insanity, in hi,
charge to the jury.
"TO establish the defense of insani
~ it must be clearly proven that al
the time of mmltting the act, the
prisoner was lsborlng under such q
drfect Of reason from disease of tn.
mind "a not To know the nature and
qua ity of the act he was performing,
and il he did know it, not to- know il
was wrong. 1t rs no answer, when a
wrong-doer is called upon to submit
TO the law, that his impulse, or passion
or emotion, is irresistible, unless his
subsection to It is the result of defect
of reason from a disease of the mind
Sane men are bound Co control their
passions and impulses. 1t is an oh i
CATION imposed by God and man tina,
they shall do, equally as powerful and
binding Is the rule that the insane
man, in tho seHse explained, is reliev.
ed from responsibility"
This is q thoroughly sensible d. fini.
ton of insanity in its bearing upon
the crime Of homicide. Not one per
son in twenty who has been acquitted
of murder on the score of INSANITY
was really insane at the time the deed
was committed. Many life has been
taken in the expectation cf acquittal on
the plea of insanity. This very case
Was doubtless an instance Of it
King, being a lawyer. and familiar
with the rulings OF judges aud the
finding OF juries, probably expected
to be acquitted, and had he : OF relied
upon that, O'Neil might have been
alive to day. II is matter of rejoic
ing that Judge Brady does not stand
alone in his definition of insanity
The tendency of the crimna' jurispru
ience of the country is in the Brady
direction, and it is one Of the most
hopeful signs of the times. : Chicags
Journal.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-03-26
Challenge Accepted.


The cbsllenge which was recently
issued by he -i-h E'eht, who won
The Elcho Shi,li at Wimbledon. in
1873, has been accepted nv he Am .
teut r a. Club Of New York, IN b.
half of the r drmen OF America. the
mat. b TO take place u, Creedmore,
Lor Islard, between the 18Th q
Sertrm her and the 18th of Otober
nex'. 1 10 iotendej TO organized Ii
seam" of picked rflemen. md the
Secretary of the Club, NJ Frederick
P. Fairbanks, has issued ciro,l
TO | Dat,v. born American interer .
ID N rti practice TO send in then
CORES between now and the lat OF
Iuly, that picked shots may be chos
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-03-26
wTl.e California Legislature ey

W Tie California Legislature ev;.
IDENTITY approves of the Philadelphia
plan of conviviaIity- "every man pay
ing for his own drinks" II has pass
ed law making it misdemeanor to
invite any person to accept an inv Ia.
ton. Thi. is novel temperance
idea, which deserves To be perpetua
ted. Most drunkards can truthtul.y
attribute their degradation to their
lack of firmness in originally resisting
the opportunities of their "frlcnds"
when urged to join in liquor-dripking.
In ordinary European drinking places,
every man calls for what he wants,
drinks it himself, and pays for it HIM
sef. Treating" is almost exclusive
ly an American fashion, and it ought
TO be done away with.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-03-26
strikes me that Bascom,s wifi. her got

strikes me that Bascom's wifi. her got
all the G oze that belongs To the VIM
IN n NV the Cor ers, and that it is
likely To contInyoo SO Jest 80 long ex
basc"m keeps the grocery, for the
reason that it takes all that the men
kin 1T hold nv To keep I'm IN susie
nance. Now, woodn't il b. an ekita-
Die arrangement if the male citizens
NV tie Corners shood take turns at
keeping the grocery? Let Issaker
Gaviit hev it week, witch wood
enable him to get Mrs. Gavitt pare
NV shoe a weeks profits wood
enable Pennibacker TO get his wife a
caliker dress, aud g, on around. II
seems to me that it's unfair -"
BIgler didn't git nc further with his
'ncendiary harangue Bascom billed
over and throwed a bottle at him,
wich Big er lodged and he and Pol
lock went out latin vociferousIy at
the hx they had put us in. That
bottle broke up the meetin. / thot II
pity that it should be wasted, and
Hcut LOT IL, anu 30 uiu every ndt III
the room, and we struggled for it on
the floor Ike madmen. lssaker Gavitt
got il and busted out with it.
am feerful that our Efforts to stem,
the tide will result in failyoor. /
can't hep confessin that there is suth-
IN queer in the fact that Bascom's wife
10 the only woman in the Corners who
hez decent clothes, but joe Bigler and
Pollock he'd no biznis TO make the fact
80 cussedly apparent Ell 1t ever gifts
to the ears Nv the wimm:n it Amt i'm
possible that they'll commence raid
on Bascom theirs Ives ! wooden,
have Pamela G4vitt, Issaker's wife
git hold nv where that fifty bushels Nv
corn went, for no money. It's cold
world, and hard one to git ;hro
with easy.
PETROLEUM V. Nasty,
(which wuz POstmaster).
2. S.-This excitement hez delayed
the ishoo Nv my new paper. But ]
shell git il out.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-03-26
SHERIFF SALE MANG LD.

state OF Wisconsin. County Of Grant, &c = Cir nj
Court. catrick Quinn vs J"hn MaBgoid
hereby give notice that by virtue OF execu' o'
issued out OF the Circuit Court OF crawford County
Wisconsin upon the Judgment entered IN Oh above
entitled action tn Srd day OF Nay, lGl, and "a
di ected aud livered, aud for the want OF suf-
ncent DDS aud cha ties of the said de endsnt hsv,
by direction of the Plaintiff ,ttotr, levied upon al
the right, title anu interest uhstso1ver that the
above NAMED defendant John Msngold. had on tn,
third day OF May. 1871 has sncr s'qui I'd Ia an
TO thu 70. lowing described landsaDd premises to wit
The west hs Of south east quarter of Section thir
ty.tur, Town ave Range six =" est, in Grant County
Wisconsin. containing ight' acres.
will on the fourth day u April 1894 At the front
door OF the Court House IN the Village of Lancaster
IN said Copnty at the hon OF one o'clock p. IN, Of
for sale aud sell to the highest bidder for th
above d scrbed lands To ,tisfy said judgment and
costs, ClRRIER. sheriff, Grant 60.
Dated Sherins Office lancaster. Feb. I'D. 1874
OsTHsN,s PA Asty 4swe
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-03-26
ESTATE K GERS.

In Probate e. ant County Court In the matter OF
the kstste OF Thomas no. srs. deceased
ON reading and n,ing the PETITION of luther asord
Administrator "f he estate of Thomas II, g4rs de
cvastd representing among o. her things that he has
nl3 administered AID rstats and pra, ing tina; time
and place be fixed ton examining and allowing his ac-
cOnnt of his administration,
1t 10 ordered that said account be examined ty the
Judse OF this Court Monday. the 9th day OF Apri
next ensuing At one O'Clock, P. M. At the Probate
Once in i4ancAsttr IA said County.
And Is further ordered further that notice thsreot
be ptven to all persuns created by publishing
copy OF this order tor three successive weeks pior
ssid day OF hearing. In tue Grant County Herald a
weekly newspaper printed and published st Lane sster
ia SAID county by the curt
Wa McGONJGtl. County Judge
Dated at Lancaster, Wis, the 9TH day Of March,
ID tkT4. 52wa
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-03-26
Cceal Notices.
'-~----->-----~----->>-->-
k'oiAI Il - BRANDT

In PROBATE Grant ounty Court, March tIh is74.
On reading and irg tho petition ~ seph Brewer
of the County Ut 1iant representing among other
things that John Gsiger he adnit istrater OF The
estate of said John Brandt, deceased di in said
county on the 9th OF december 1871. 1eavius the
tate of said deceased unsettled and not fu admin
isered and praying that letter of admin dc
bonss said es'at. be TO John klindt of Cass
vide in said county grsnted
It Ia ordered that he matter of aid petition be
heard before tse Judge of this Court NJ the Probate
ofic in lancaster said county Monday the 18th
day of April A. ID. 1874 at O'Clock In the after.
noon of said day.
Aud 1t u Iurther ordered that notice thereof be
ri, to all persons Interested IN said estate by pub
lining copy of this order three successive weeks
prior TO said day OF heai ing in the Grant County Her
aid weekly newspaper printed and published at
Lancaster in said County BY the Cou
Tvs Nm Mc10N lGAL. County Judge
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-03-26
~ The New York Independc

w The New York Independent
has been examining the brains of the
country 10 see what sort OF religion
they have in them. Il finds the great
preponderence Of thought to favor the
Unitarians and Congreg ationslist per
sussions. Among the Unitarian liter
att are classed Bryant, Geo. William
Curtis, DR.. Ho mes, Francis Parkhsm,
Sumner, Mstly, Bancroft, Whlpple,
Howell, Mrs Hunt, Mrs. Spafford
Bret Hsrte, ]. T. Trowbr,dge, james
Freeman Clarke. Edward L. Hale,
The Congregationalists are Dr.. j. G.
Holland, Lucy Larcom, Elizabeth
Stuart Pie ps, Gail Hamilton, Horace
E. Scudder, Wendell Phillips, Charles
Dudley Warren aud Mark Twain
Hlgglnson, Parton and Cranch are
called free religionis;s. Emerson and
-. Bronson Alcott are transcendenta-
ists; also, Miss L. n. Alcott. Epes
Sargent and Robert Dale owen are
SPlrItualists r Fl. Dana, Jr, John
Hay and Harriet B-eche stowe are
Episcopalians. and Whittier is a oua.
ker.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-03-26
ESTATE CLARK.

In Probate--Grsnt County Court In the matter Of
the Estate OF David Clark. deceased
On readins aud ding the petition of israel Mile-,
Administrator o. the estate ct David Clark
representing among other hings that he has tsIiy
administer said estate md pray lug that zine
nxed tor examining and all wing his acc2ant 81 hs
aaniinistI q ion,
II i~ ordered thai Eaid account be examined by the
Judge OF this Court. Monday the 9th day Apri,
next ensuing, At one O'Clock. Al. at the Probate
once. IN Lancaster IN said County
And IL 10 further ordered that notice thereof be
given 10 all inter- sttd by pub isbbK copy
Ut this order three successive weeks prior 10
day ot hearing in the Grant Con ~ Herald weekly
new paper, Inted aud biished Lancaster said
county. Ky the Court.
VIM. NC6UNlGAL County Judge.
Da ed at Lancaster. Wis., the 9th Jay of March.
A, d. 1877. bZw3
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-03-26
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SHERIFF ) SALE

state OF Wisconsin County Of Grant IN Circuit Com
Biram Chase Vi Nancy Statfi bs' b. John Chase Al
ouzt s. Chase Enos base, Helen hare Warder
Ander sou aud Franklin Lyster. Administrators o
the Estate of irvi chase, d. ceased March term
iS74-in partition
BY virtue and in pursaunee % an order ofsale mad,
and entered IN thu sbov- entitled action 1T the Marcel
term 1874. thereof, on the Sd DAY Of March 1874,
shall on Friday the Path dry of Ap'i 1874 n
one o'c ock N at the front door of he Sisson Ho
tel In the village of Jamestown. Wisconsin In eai,
county; offer sale and sell pubic sncion. to tht
high II bidder, for cash the following desc ibeC
premises TO wit;
Ten acres OF land more or ssS OF the west half o
the u-tth west quarter OF sect one, In township
number one north Of range number tw', of tn,
fourth principI. Iidian, and bounded follow, l.,
wit CImm ncinR At the center OF the aalens tnc
Putosi Road and AZ III" Lorth west ( land
ow ned by James Mscsay thence running org III
center o { snid Gslena and otosi ROAD south l5M
east to land owned by Daniel Cash th-ncs east 10
land owned b. Edward Burns thence north to Ian, i
owned by Jame- Msckay thence ives TO the place Of
beg inning
Dated II the Sheriff Once In the Village Of an.
caster, Wisconsin, thi. 10Th day of March 1874
T.IARRI r. sheriff tlraht Co
SAMUEL MLRRHK Pltns a'ty Iwe
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-03-26

neA-A raw country mau e. Zng a, u
garden in the vicinity IT b on n
which We're several mhroIe statutes
exclaimed j ~ see what a vast,
Here's mo- less than ak scarecruws i,
This 'enio't pa'ch, and any of then
w"uli keep tho crows from fir,.
,ce Ion ~
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-03-26
I>STA1E-.-HICK X,

In Probats-Grant County Court In the matter o
the Estate of John Hickok deceased
On reading and q ing tho petition OF May Hickok
Administrative OF III est tt of jour ", nick x de-
ceased reprss. ing .noDg other thiI 90 hat h. ha,
fully admin tered ia estate piasg that tim'
and place be Fixed Tor mining ~ allowing hi,
acc OF his adniuir traton.
1t ID ordered that said account be examined by thu
Judge OF this Court, IN Wednesday tbs 9Th day o.
April ensuing, AZ one clock p h. at the Probate
Office 10 Lancaster in SAID 'ounty
And IL IL iurthe' ordered that notice thereof be
given 10 ali personr inter. strd BY publishing q copy
this order for three successive erks prior 10
day OF hearing. In the Grant Count, Herald weekly
newspaper printed and pub sh, ~ Lnncaer ia eaid
County. BY the Curt,
VIM. ueGONi94i H.. County J, dge.
Dated at Lancaster, Wis the 9th day OF March
IL hkR.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-03-26

- They haze $ panorama oI
Palestine and the Holy Land down
way of describing the scenes. R.
Gently, At country town as he came
to the scene rel reese ting Christ bIess-
ing little children. some of the boy
and girls in the audience made a ella i.
tering with their feet, G ing on
ith bis c,ure he exclaimed. "And
Christ said-children keep sin j;
you're masking too much ras ket viii h
them ere blasted feet o. your'p T.
This quotation from the scripture
was novel, not to say amusing, a, d
its effect upon the audience can be
imagined.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-03-26
sum NONS--CERBEaRY

Circuit Court IN and for Grant County. Catia.;.
Cerbssry. Plaintiff against William ,erbe.r, m no
iendsnt fhe state of " isc 'nsn to the Def,s.sa I,
here named: "aant
fou sre hereby summoned and reg sired tn .n.
the complaint la this action which Is .d ~ -
nee o, the Clerk OF said Circuit Court at Lanca.t
saio County. and 10 sery- copy of yorr a. 70
said complaint on the subscribers al ths,r So 70
th- Village OF Lancaster. Grant County Wi a, W, D
within twenty days at or the service hereo,
OF tne Gay OF sucn service; and IL you iai 10 49,.
TIE said e''mp amt within the time .tors..,s
Psi, tin IN this action wills apply TO the con, s .ce
re ief demanded in the coua D isint 'of tue
Dated February IN, 1874
Sfw6 RCsHhELI A CIIpK p,~. 49,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-03-26

Ha- The "Dncbess at Il urva," tn.
famous $40 900 COW, whose sal
caused such an excitement SON @
months ago. died q The farm OF I'll .
Samnei Camph II al Nes York NJ,
on FIJI NY Of lat week. Pronatl
her owner will 30 invest 80 much 10
cow again enor.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-03-26
&UMMONS-lfRLLIN.

Circuit Court In and for Giant County, Wisconsin -
John Mel in, Plsinnn against Sarah elliD, Defend
ant The state OF Wisconsin to the defendant here
named;
You her. by Summoned aud repaired to answer
the complaint in this action which IL hed Ia thu Of
ce OF he Clerk Of the above named oonrt at the vii
lsge 81 Lancaster in Grant County, Wisconsin and
and to copy # ynnr answer 70 said complaint
the Subscribers At their once In the VILLAGE Of
Lancaster Grant County trcon-in within twenty days
after the service hereof excu-ve of the day such
service and Il YOU fail TO the said cImplsin:
within the aforesaid the Plat Itin 10 this action
will apply to the Court fer the relief demanded In the
said complaint.
lws pl.;,,;r,. . ..hA.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-03-26
MITE

IL
In the Matter OF the Estat at Sarah white deceased
In Probste Grant County court.
49, s"~s t1--
were on the Both day OF January. 1874, appont.d by
the County Court VI she County Of t,rADt ConInns
siopsr TO r, cevs examine and adjust All claims
demands oil all persous against said Sarah hite
deceased that from and after the 26th daV
o, January 1874. having bsen sll'aed and limited
for all creditors said decet ed to preb. Ut their
claims for animation and allow nee ami IN
we will on tho 81 day pri is74 At the reside
OF the late arsh A. White. deceased ia the Town
Bloc mi ngton. IN aid county OF Grant, from uin
O'Clock, ~ m to tour o'clock N OF sad day attend
to the discharge OF oar "ues ss such Commiss neTs
Dated D pennington February "a. 1874
DAVID BALLESTINE
Mm. h. dAFTHMAlrE
JESSE Books,
5IwI Commandments
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-03-26
Horse Corn Planters Snlky
Hay Rakes, Horse Hay
Forks.
We arA also exclusive Agents FOR tho popular
HOWE SEWING MACHINE.
known as tho standard machine for family use.
Mason & Hamlin Cabinet
Organs.


We also keep for the accom- mediation Of those who
use &C hines, exas-to he had at the folio iLg
points:
stNNtFON- A fall line of Extras for J
ianny Exceisior o..io ham Pon and }. 1. Case q
-
aDca-teF-Mith GiFIizuie 4 Bsrah
seObct With Thompson Brus.
Ms Hopo With Fox lynn
Platte v.tie With VI 8. Frowbfidge.
Glen asven Nth Vim Tate.
LittIo Cna npion aud lrar'e City Extras at Lancas
Ter; Excelsior extras at Animation and Mt. Hope.
remember that Extras 0niy sold tor cash and
agents are iustIuced by the manufacturers not t.
sell without the cash in hand
All those who desire est cia4I m ,chiue If any
kind the best terms specially for cash will
hud il to th,ir interes' to give a call
do not purchase INIT you examine the above nam
I'D ma hines in IN" Ia ia ofour agents follows:
LANCASTER CT L,ePIE & BORaH
BLOC MING ON \ MbA~E
BOS OBFL tHOMP-ON BR0S
LA TIE VILLE-Bt tEH 81 GAHI.EY
Animation. February 26. 1874. 60m6
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-03-26
PUMPS,

The Halliday" and Seneca Falls Pumps; also
the Halliday Wind aIlI for Stock Wells.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-03-26
PRAIRIE CITY SEEDERS,
two well known TO need commendssion.
PLOWS.

The celebrated "Dianond" Manufactured by n. G.
Thompson. wa rant-d TO ,nr in any soil. Also the
-'Molin " and "GaenR plows
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-03-26
TsHEs tiEn ALp.
FAEBY.
Shs 4 snpersnse Movement sssse Cssss- sss
Those wFstshes, Jos bigger ans fshosA'
pey,eeate fhs saints

From the Toledo Blade
CogYxDRIf X ROADS,
(vish 10 In the state Nv ksntncky'
March 10 .efA.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-03-26
nlisfcIlan GUS Ao's.

Wa prepared as heretofore. to furnish the
farming public ofGrant. CUNT with any tiing in tine
lise of Farm schi ,ery aud implements We deal in
sta dard machines ony First sole agents
for Grant County for the c. 'tra'sd
The enquirer southerner., 1874-07-31
Kidney G BLADDER Complaints,

IMmor Of IL Years. GroaOth
Cured by Rtct,cdy's ResOlrent.
The enquirer southerner., 1874-07-31
ShariGas.

You can't eat enough in week
to last you year, and you can't
advertise on that plan either.
The enquirer southerner., 1874-07-31

DR.. sharp's Specific cures Dyspepsia, Liver
Complaint, Constipation, Vomiting of Food,
Sour Stomach, Water brash Heartburn, Dow
Spirits, sc. In thirty-five years never failing
to cure the most obstinate cases. Sold by
druggists generally. VIM HOWARD, agent
for Tarboro', N. c. Depot, 145 Eighth ST.,
NY Circulars mailed on application. 4w
The enquirer southerner., 1874-07-31
Young Men for War"

"The late General Halleck, in
his book on Military Science and
Art has avery interesting chapter
on the age of generals of the
world, in which he shows, by a
powerful array of statistics that,
with few exceptions, nearly all
the successful campaigns of history
have been fought by young men,
Gustavus Adolphus was a mere
infant ofseventeen when he opened
war against Russia, Poland and
Denmark, and crushed their COM
bined forces on land and on the
Baltic. He was twenty when the
crown of subjugated Russia lay at
his feet, and his dazzled generals
vainly besought him to usurp it; but
thirty four when he poured like a
devastating torrent through Aust ria
taking eighty fortresses and forcing
the ''invincible'' Ferdinand II. to
pray for peace.
At twenty years old the boy
Alexander set the warlike states or
Greece under the heel of Ma
cedonia, and at twenty-one, with
an army of less than $4,000 all
told, swept like deluge over Asia,
conquering Darius's army of 600,-
600 men in the most decisive battle
of history.
Hannibal. at twenty-five, startl-
ed the world for all time by leading
his army of $4,000 men over the
Alps, and shaking the power of
Rome to it's very foundation.
and the greatest and younger of
all, Napoleon. Taking Toulon at
t@onty~three and Piedmont at
twenty-four; establishing governs
ment for France at twenty-five;
revolutionizing the whole art of war
at twenty-six; crushing coalition
of all Europe at twenty>seven;
overrunning Egypt at twenty~nine;
Consul and virtual ruler of France
at thirty; sovereign of France and
ruler and king-maker of Europe
at thirty>three! Genius is never
SO sublime as when coupled with
youth.
The enquirer southerner., 1874-07-31
- Gl-H
For the Enouirer-Southerner


The following note should preface the
ccompanying lines;
Mr.. STAMPS Il wrote these verses for a
title cousin while she did the thinking.
m a girl though large enough to go school,
f you are a married man l hope you car
appreciate and encourage little children, but
you are not, | am afraid you'll think me
lily and not publish my little friends solilo
luy:
A BABY'S SOIILOQUY.
Use des one year old to-day,
A very fine peet babe dey tay,
Dough all on me praises bestow,
| must never be vain | know.
My yigbt name tan hardly tell,
Ise tailed by so many - well,
| taint yite half but tays mammee,
Use her own Seel baby Annie.
Dan ma tails me peet little pet"
Says Ise de best babe she ever met
Dan-pa says rse his " title pig"
Den dance for hin, a nice JIG.
Pm as happy as tan be,
For every one seems proud of me,
No one has ever hit ME Il lick,
Use so lucky | ne er get sick.
I wish all folks could ever be
Like me, fun sorrow ever free,
But It's de tommon fate of all,
In each ones life some yain must fall.
I'se tired and can no more yile,
So I'll bid all a fond goodnight,
Watched by the " Great Emmanuel"
To sleep will go Annie Daniel,
The enquirer southerner., 1874-07-31
GENUINE
Peruvian GuanO.

FARMERS, Agriculturists and Dealers in
Fertilizers have now an opportunity of OBJ
tanning this valuable manure in SMALL OR
LARGE LOTS, at IMPORTERS PRICES,
by applying to the Special Agency just es-
tablshed for the purpose Of delivering Gen
uine Peruvian GuanO to consumers at any
accessible port or railway station in the coun-
try. Full particulars given in Circular mail
ed free on application to ....
r. BALCAZAR,
No. So Beaver St., New York.
References by permission.
Messrs. HobsOn, Hurtado d Co, Finar cia
Agents of the Peruvian Government, 80
Wall st. n. Y.
Moses Taylor, Pres. National City Bank, SO
Wall St, n. Y.
8. G. Tracy, Esq, Peruvian Consul, 261S
Broadway, n. Y. March, 20-3m.