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Completc IN one volume IN the uniIorm ST. lie
oil the Brother Jonathan and New World ENtags.
Price LA cents each or So per annm.
This work, which ~ considered BY the best
Judges, superior to any of The previous p odhc-
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New World and Brother Jonathan Ex,ras, at tie
Office ofS. n. Dickinson, so well known for the
superiority Of his style ufprin,ing: M xepense
vii! be spared BY the publishers, Reddlng u Co.
to render the appearance Of the work all that i,
should be III view ofits great merit aud uncommon
interest.
The scene Of Ibis latestcf Professor Ipgraham's
Novels, is laid principally 10 the highlands Of the
II, dson, and the romantic scenes Of that noble
river are depicted with singular felicity in truly
poetic prose.
The following are the contents OF some of the
chapters, by which the reader may form a gen.
eral idea Of the work.
Night in the Highlands or the rici,
Mlser--Paul Ta.nall--'The hawk aud Pet Rab.
bit--Ths Frieht--Ducan Powel!--Thc Maid
Of Rock Hall The Gazele-The storm-An
adventure on the Iin5son--The danger AMI res.
cuc--PauI aad the beauty Of Rock t1al--Dnn
eau Powell's daring leap-rhe interview and its
results--l'he appearance of Paul Tainall ami
the descriptions Of the Maiden -Jeaonsly ava.
kened---Paul declares his passion--Its reception
--The extraordinary charaetef of Catharnc
Ogilvie--A pa,iing scene--The meeting between
Paul and Duncan-Theis parting A mysterious
mufder-The Gypsey and her lover The doom
of the victim The dreadful end of the Gypsey
mother Our HERDS arrival 10 New York and
his experience OF the ohiging character Of
nackny coachnan, Pa,a's reception by his uncle
nis spirit, His subsequent career for two years :,
Wis downward course, ne qnarrels and leaves his
uncle, The River Rover'sCub, TLenew'y elected
Coxswaiu, The lawiess resolution of the band,
Psurs character, ais daring aud tact.
From the perusal ofthe above, il will be seen
that the Gypsey of the Highlands abounds in in.
cident and adventure, and perusal OF the work
itself will not only show his. hu, prove tina;
a moral oftae highss' sus nohIsa criff IS ineu.
Gated throggnuh;:
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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-10-28

10 noticing the loss Of The steamer Nilsson.
ri Charles Winners News Letter says: 81,
appears that when che was burnt 10 Gibral,er
bay. abe was =, ancher in about four fathoms
of water, and The part Of the hull which sank
after burning to me waters edge, 10 conse-
queutly covered bv only few feet. N. Alb.
oine,. Of diving celebrity. is a, Gibraltar, and
has no doubt Of being abIs 10 yesoveAsome
valuable property from the wreck; bot before
he commences operations. the commander of
the Missouri waits the arrival of the American
Commodore from the eastern par, Of the Mad.
i,eranesn. to negotiate for the divers services.
and It vas expected HE submarine employ
msnt would be commenced ia The course of
ten days.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-10-28

Joy. or even comfort. No children run 10 lisp
their slre's return, or climb his knee the eny-
ed kiss 10 share The children are fell to be
burden. lifted, illclothed. and lying ON bed
worse Than the lower animals; they are ragged
or clothed by charity; uniaught or Taught by
charity, if sick cured by charity; if not star
we'd fed by charity"
DIR. Kay gives description Of the popua-
lion employed in the cotton factories Of Man
chester, Leeds, Glasgow, and other large man.
ofacturing towns. which shows a state of
things truly figbIful.
1.-The population" says he. "is crowded
into one dense mass, 10 cottages separated by
| narrow, unpsved, and almost presidential
streets. in an atmosphere loaded with smoke
and exhalations Of large manufacturing city.
They are engaged in an employment which alb.
serbs their attention, ard unren i,iingly EN-
PIoys their physical energies, They are druid.
ges who watch The movements and assist the
operations of mighty material force, which
| loils with an energy ever unconscious of "a
tigue. The pefsevering labor Of the operative
must rival the ma'hametlcai precision the in.
cessaDt motion and the exhaustess power Of
the machine.
Having been subjec, to the pro-
longed labor OF an ahimal-his physical ener.
gy wasted. bis mind in supins action The ar
,isan has neither moral dignity. nor in,ellectu.
al nor organic strength to resist the seduciions
Of appetite. Domestic economy Is neglected,
domestic comforts are unknown. A meal OF
The coarsesl food is prepared with needless
haste. and devoured with equal precipitation.
Home has no other relation than that Of shell.
ter, few pleasures are there. il chiefly presents
10 hin scene Of physical exhaustion from
which he is glad TO escape"
ST. Louis Gazette.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-10-28

FtRI.-On the morning of the 23d instant
the crv Of Fire was heard in our streets,
which, upon investigation, was found to arise
from the fact that The Jail Of this County was
enveloped 10 flames. John Thompson. it's only
occupant, had escaped and the nigh, being ex
uemsly dark he wished for more light lha, he
could better see his way 10 parts unknown.
The loss 10 The County is about $500. A
reward of 500 is offered by The Sheriff for
The apprehension of Thompson.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-10-28

REPEAL MEETIsG ~ LyESPoDL.-A repeal
neosins wa. he'd ~ inc Ampnllne.ge Oh tuesday
nign, last. Ihe house was crowded. ihs prln-
eipal speakers were Mr.. Daniel O'Connell, Iun.
Mr.. Ryley, member OF the Iowa Colued OF Duo
lin. The principal fssturs Of the meeting va. a
terrible and dIsSracsiul row betsssn ths ilepsaIegs
aud numbsr OF Or.nsemen (snip carpenters and
oshsr.) who were present. The Oisngsmen APP
pear 70 have been the asxtsssoD
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-10-28

making that trade grea. as it is, i. can all be
ascrlbed to the Wes.--to our own lsnd-,o our
numerous advantages-praris and woodland
hill AID glen; and this will never cease,
the tide flowing to the Yves. can have no end
but will continue through years TO come the
same.
While the business Of the Lakes has 90
much improved, and while the interior has
'blossomed like the rose." the lake towns are
rapidly improving and cities are being bull,
up at all favorable points for the shipment of
produce and discharge Of freight. These towns
are rising 10 importance, aud even now, are
almost cities; but, as yet we can look only
with the "eye prophetic" 10 their future great.
ness. We do not expect them TO grow as rap.
idly in years to come as they have for years
past, but with the sanguine. this is though, 10
be dependency, for. they say, the star will new
er sink but will shine with renewed brightness
Tor the many long years 10 come-and until
those places which are now villages will be-
come cities 10 the progress OF the commerce Of
the Lakes and the vast resources OF The int
nor. lis, 70 say the least, pleasing thought
that American enterprise and energy MAS new.
er YET been found deficient 10 the improve
movement Of the country with rApidily aud
from this fact may we argue that i. Will ever
be effective,
| The improvement Of the h4rbors Oh The
Lakes Is work ys. 10 DO effected, aud ~hicD,
when compie'ed will give greaser facilities 10
The navigation 'han Augh. else. Inc properly
OF the capitalist, engaged Ia This trade viii
then be ssier than II now Is, aud The ilyes of
hardy seamen Will 90 better preserved. APP
populations by Congress are necessary auo
they Will be made. no doubs, az the importance
oi such expenditures are each year made more
manifest The improvement vi harbors and
road. are The gfea. objects for which the peo-
pie should labor their country calls Tor 1t
their own interest demands H.. rne germ OF
greatness was planted In Inc Wen aud It's Cit
izens are 10 make me Lakes what they wer.
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