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Newspaper
Galesville Transcript
Location
Galesville, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1860
Page
6
A travelogue recounts a spring itinerary through Boston’s environs. The author visits Mount Auburn Cemetery noting its monuments, paths, and tomb decorations, then tours Harvard and Cambridge, meeting Prof Parsons and Chief Justice Parker while observing lectures on Partnership and Biblical studies.
A visitor recalls meeting Profi Parker former New Hampshire Chief Justice in Milwaukee discussions on Wisconsin issues. He sits on a bench with Parker while a student case is argued, praising Parker's notes and lengthy opinion. The voyage includes Charlestown, Bunker Hill, Harvard Observatory with Prof Bond, and the College Library. Dr Huntington moves to Boston to lead his church.
A July Western Morning News item reflects on a week of improving weather after earlier doubt. Crops remain damaged in eastern counties and food prices stay high, but optimism grows as hay ricks form and wheat harvest nears when yearly abundance might return.
The Packet Line has discontinued carrying side mails from Dunleith to St Paul, with traffic continuing through mails to the larger towns.
Special agents of the Post Office Department were in town on Saturday to arrange a tri weekly overland side mail between La Crosse and Prairie du Chien for M. Q. Sawyer. The northern side remains unprovided for.
A recent item from Wasenville showcases a finely made gun by Mr. Shaw. The stock uses Beech wood grown in Clark County and all parts were crafted locally, highlighting Black River Falls manufacturing skill and local pride.
Last Friday afternoon A C Wilson, 25, unmarried, was instantly killed at Howard Station on the Chicago and Northwestern Railway. A rope hook slipped from an engine and struck him on the head.
The Boston Courter establishment was attached to day at the suit of Hon John P. Hale of New Hampshire for an alleged libel in an article published in the Courter of the Adinster. Hale claims 10000 damages. It is understood Osleb Cush ing, B F. Butler, Chas. Levi Woodbury have been retained to defend the suit.
Captain Nielsen aboard the Kron Princess from Cienfuegos arrives in Liverpool reporting a volcanic eruption of Mount Myrdis Gokel in Teeland on May 11, lasting about a month and visible from 120 miles at night. A prior eruption occurred on the same date 105 years ago, destroying surrounding areas. AV. Nevws.
Joan B. Lawson of Chicago Illinois testifies after years of scaly eruptions and running sores that Scovill a Stiflingin and Sarsaparilla restored her health. She credits timely use of the remedies and urges fellow citizens to seek the treatment through local agents, noting a prior physician lack of relief.
At Galesville on Thursday mermpe, Lucretia Parker daughter of Ryland and Hbrrk Parker, aged 4 years 3 months. The funeral will be at Mr Parker's house today. The funeral sermon will be preached at the courthouse next Sabbath at 9 AM.
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