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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-10-14

iSr of Letters remaining in the Pos, Ofic.
IL At Lancaster, w. T., September 80, IS43.
y. ;. Baker, l.. c. Charles, Vim. Cox,
D T Cfen.haw, John Douglass, Green Bandy,
Henry Coad, Jas. Mckinney, Biran. Miles,
Adam Mests, 0. w. Newton, Vim. Nivin,
Y. U. Shradsr, , James r. Short, Geo. Kinney.
-s.-ss Alexander or Williaps D. TAYLOR.
. l-.-f -. =. J.. NJ OTIS. z. M -
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CHINESE Tools AID CHINESE MscHAsIcs.--
Though their iron work is not good, yes .he'r
tools. such as chises. planes. axes. &C. ere
excellent, and kept very sharp. they make
use of the circular instead OF the hand saw.
They havea saw for particularly nne WORK.
which, il we have not seen them using, We
should have imagined The 10 nave eeep
done with q chisel. The blade OF Is cons's's
merely of a single piece Of brass wire Jagged
with sharp instrument. The pattern 70 be
carved is placed on the wood, and hole 10
bored into il. through which the wire Is passed
and made fas, 10 The handle, which is kept
outside The wood; the drawing 10 then ca' on!
with the greatest care and accuracy ;, rol gu
rough work, they make use OF small sen Of
an axe, slightly rounded Oh one 500. SO ms
answers the purpose Of an adze. 10 peaceful
times the streets ola Chinese city must pre-.
sent very fine appearance. from The way the
from, side boards are painted and giideo.
The insides Of the chops are protected from
the sun by screens extending across the streets,
supported from the roof Of the house. These
are either of mating. or in order 10 admit lhs
light are Of oyster shells sefaped fine, set II,
frames like psnes Of glass. We. sol great
many ,aiors to work for US. who made things
very well il they had good pattern, bu. ii
was necessary 10 be careful that there was no
defec, or patch in il, for they copied exactly
as they saw the article before shem. Odf
gloves puzzled them most, Their inst az.
tempts 10 initiate them produced most ,absq I'd
looking things; but, as We were not .efy par:
,icular abon, our personal sappsarance. the!
answered the purpose Of keeping ouI hands,
being lined with fur. Only one man succeed
ed 10 turning out pair at all resembling Eng
lish gloves. They were almost the only
,rades-people who did not desert the city, and
they always had plenty TO do.-Lievs Muir
rays doing in China.
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TO THE PUBLIC.
\ =

VA dbREAS nv wife Mary Ia. ouch, proo.
w e. In leave my hOsse snd home, wi,hou,
any iis' or fss>onabls cause, and r.msved h.r az
'''ss - parts unknown To rn., I therefore hereby
Sau''oa AM iorswam all persass assins. ha-borisr
OF trusting asr, the said Mary, On NY aceosn,. a.
: IN ao' aots u pay NV oSn debts. and esraia-
y N'ii p2s 40 3eeSs Of her coatr.csjng.
II. K. Golfer.
AarssSsf, Oct -ilts, lSs3 SD
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-10-14

NJ. The towns situated, upon tho Upper
Mississippi have suffered much doflhg the last
Two months from sickness. This arose from
the unusually high stage Of that river In the
early part Of June last.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-10-14

Wha, has become Of the Madison City Ez-
press. We have no, looked upon i,s fair
face for many . week.. Shall No attribute
this iusguIsrr,y to the healsh' Of your city.
friend Wymanf s sx.ts.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-10-14

The British Pariamen. besides paying
Prince Albert 100000 year for becoming
the husband of their Sovereign, and providing
handsomely for each national blessing that
comes 10 the shape Of royal baby, appsnpfi-
aied 10000 for the better sIabling Of ltss
horses at Windsor. r. 49,, 80 NJ ::
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-10-14

.anehes Of

L,.,sls Piatrs'
.,ou,ary TO p.,.a. though .anches Of
agricsrare' aA lap mighty conducive
= res Of eaiu'a -ubdued, embraces but
.srss in this eo' a; and, like thousands Of
"a that nov y Of finished surface and rich
are. d .e as they were left by the hand OF
ne, 1mand, in terms the mos, imperative,
market.
-
he average nu.Aber Of miners that have
cen employed Upon the Digsings. per year,
since their ope>oing is ten. The whole amount
OF mineral Iaised is 1926 900 pounds. which.
al the average price Of $l4 per thousand, a.
mounts. TO s59,I64 90
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-10-14

" The S,eamboa, Po,osi wss run into BY
The ST. Louis Oak abou, thirty miles below
Gslsna. on the 3o,h ult. The passengers Of
the Poiosi have published = card which
throws oil blame upon Capt. Rose, Of the
Oak.
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FIRE! FRET

Int oesh appointed Agsht Of the Eth.
Tre Insurance. Company, a, Hartford.
Sohn' , am prepared 70 take risks on Houses,
pY,..s "'"'' Mechanics &c, at nv once III
'a''e'iHs. JNO. 81. ROUNTREE
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TO THE PUBLIC.

HEREAS my wife Hannah has let my bed
~ and board without any reasonable or jus,i-.
naoie cause, hereby caution and forbid ALI per.
sons harborins, trusting or crsdtins her on my ae-
COUNT T" will positively pay no debts of her con-
tracing. -. SOLOMON ARTHUR.
Bs.io~u, Oct. llth, lS43. 3l-3,.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-10-14

The frs, hard frost Of this season Was o.
psrienssd here on the nigh, OF the ia'h inst.
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CALL FOR A PUBLIC MEETING.

Inc miners aud settlers located in the,6yips
region are requested TO atiend public nsstis,s Of
the 'hners ADD settlers to be held at Belmont in
the county OF losa, on the ,wentieth day a6,<rto-
per next, Tor the purpose of adopting some plan to
be submitted to the President ofths United States,
and TO the Congress atihe sppSoaching session for
The adjustment, of the long peading aud still unset
tied difficulties connected with the mineral lands
lying "a the mining District: and also fos>the a.
noption OF slch other measures as may conduce 10
the welfare of the people Of the mines.
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Charles Mccoy,
J. r. yineyasd,
Henry w. Hodges,
j. C. Lauder,
Isaac McDonald,
Moses liieklin,
A. D. Ramsey,
L. NJ. Sa a,uel,
JOAN Breneu,an,
Benj. Stout,
Jonas VI. Smslssr,
Hiram wi,herby,
James Grvashong,
yames III. Brown,
Joseph Bonhsni,
5. VI. Langwouhy,
Willisu s. Waddse
E. Z. YrzaS
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~" Il. ..ojemn zno Uco"'
al VIZ tns' U;.consiu an en- (
d, seems ,ns, !, s. i. a IN becoming
;s , ~sp.f h. reception Of his Ta @'s'
w wee h.. doasd. it. emerald hue for 'as s0'
h'ge a.. Law Of ,a,.r autumn. and the ~' .'per
;oe breeze of summer is fast c'''s"s 10 '''
prum, rus,lipg voice Of age.
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Thos. j. Parish,
r. Temple,on,
Stewart Mckee,
Jonn Edwards,
Cromwell Lloyd,
Abser Nichols,
Norman Mcleod,
Lewis w. Lick.
Joseph III. Dicksus,
J. II. Bell, =
SEQ. w. Jose.
A. L. Greeoiss.
Thos- J. Taylor,
Wiram knowlson,
Dennis w. llark,
Samuel c. iirse,
L. o. Shradsr,
J. D. sraiiirs.
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pLATTEVILLE ACADEMY,

THIS Institution will coninence its regular
i Session on Wednesday,, the 25ihs October
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DEr1yrrloy OF "IIypEywo1p."-We have

DETENTION OF LINoExwoLD."--We have
always regretted our ignorance of the Dutch Ian
guagc, but never so much as when Mr.. Van Buren,
discarded that uncouh word Kmderh09k, and
adopted as the name ofhis seat that mild. dcmul
cent and cnphonic word Lindenwod There aP-
peared TO be something ntso sweet and tender that
we couldnot but believe from the first that the
name must be significant and very proper. Yet
VIC have been left to wonder what it could mean
until yesterday, when gentleman, conyersant
with the Dutch language, solved the difficulty
Underwood is derived from rod, signiiyng
fore$t. and linden, species Of slippery elm. The
true meaning Of the word thcnis slippery elm toT-
est. LOUISVILLE Jour.
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: SMALL private family occupying large trst
Il class baiIdi eenmlcst, Eukn, viii let TO
gentlemen aud families single gentlemen, With
fall partial board yery moderate prices Vnt parlor
81 story with bed room lld pantry attached II deslra
The 2d story all finely finished with marble mantsls and
black survey Of the premises viii afford tbs best
fenoe the neaues and cleanliness OF the place and
very uperio. order OF accommodations. Inquire Vi
II. GREELEY. Esq. Tribune Ofhce, on the memi,es-
M .S.(,T HIST
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NO. II. OF USEFUL WORKS FOR THE. PEoPl
ELLSWORTH.S REPORT.

- THE IMPROVEMENTS IN .AGRlCCLI. T. Il. ~ :,
TIE ARTS &c IN ,s United Stats; te,s an in the
mode of building Houses making Felcs nS Ctta,, Il. ~
ing Pork, dsposng Of Hos Taqs La4 gl sseatrs
implements sc. By Hon. H. L. Ellsworth; 1omnl ~I
Of Patents AHds Treatise en- b. 81 ~ eat
We have received cory Of Hon II. l. filsNS ot, ~
port Congress, showing the progress which has been ny.
in the Mechanic Arts and In Industrial, ral AMI DoaeSe
Economy. Il of The tu.Ir and Interesting uotu
meat have ever Is:used valuable and interesting 20 me
whole country large for the of information cor
tas and for thu ciearneSS w'tiI whi y EXHIBITS me I'M
porant changes winch a.etaks place IN the relation OF some
Of Agricultural products, the result OF discoveries IA
Sceuce, aud part also Of some modcato4 IN the Com
mesca Relations between own and foreign Countries.
II Is document which has been drawn up with the
care and which reflects credit III. public spirit OF
author [PeaSants Farmers Register, tpetersbu.s, Va.)
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Az EDrros IN JuL.-Thc Kingston, Janal,
@, Morning Journal says" The inhabitants o.
tins island viii be astonished to learn thata hri',
.sh subject is, at the present m ment IN the hoya,
laii at CastTies, III the Island OF st. Lucia, ana
has been there imprisoned ior two years and ten
months for u libel upon certain officials OF thar
island. And they viii be much more surprised
when We tell them, that the British subject, who
IS the Editor OF the Palladium. has been sentenc-
ed 10 such imprisonment toc life.
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GJ' We learn that Mr.. d. D. D. Baker. of
Aatagorda, Texas was shot IN the stree; OF that
town, by man named MAYNARD, on the morning
Of the second of May. Some few words spaSs-
cd between them IN anger, when MAYNARD drew
spis,ol and discharged 1t without effect Mr..
Baker, who was also armed, fired unsuccesstully
at Maynard, who then drew second pistol, and
advanced deliberately, and with the muzz!e at the
beast OF ms antagonist, fred. Not content with
tbs, he continued the assault by beating IN his
Skull with the butt OF the pistol. Mr.. Baker ex-
pred in a few moments, excla,ming, :. The VII
IAN mas killed met lie has left u young wife
and children to deplore his untimely end May
asrd is from Massachusetts; Baker was from one
Ct the Western States. Jour Com.
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CHEAP BOARD at Staten lSand--A few gem
- tl,a;a Or families can ,. aecommS4Ste with bord in
srytLe sTouE!S extensive ard beautiful Inquire immssi
a1ely the New Brighton House, New Brghsan ul3 linz
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pOARDINCi.--A front and back parior OF the
II second cor with rRntrie between suitable 60 gentle
men ana thcsg wives, furnished uRaished let NTH
board. Also t,w s,Ggls gentlemen b. accommoS
with board ei1 pleasant TEENS moderate apSt
Ne. IS Vast Bsoldwev. r3l lm'
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p0AE DIN(i-Siug!e or married gentlemen can
ID B. accommodated ~ilh triaset Ee:mSaep; Bnad.
eo1t. furnished uGfusn>hed. by Mrs. GORE, Nc 81
t.---l..,Yf les M
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an KEWARl-Losi by \ adv, on Die I'd

CJO RE.WARlI-Losi BY lady, on the Eth
DlOmstaut between Philadcl phia and this city BY the
Camden lnd tmboy Line, small black git pocket
book containing three SO bill, the Bank of North Amer
CT, the Utica Bank, TWO s. PHILADELPHIA Banksnot
rance Co, aud few rnemorandums The word Souvenir,
Wi; ac.;y Iba aboy, rsNy,rJ anil hsSk< Of he Owner by
leaving the of Geogc Cook Co, No. 81 Beaver ST,
III,
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G0S QO0 TO BE LOANED on Bond and
<.c.SoS' NtoytrlsV il iifTeTent sor.s ca nm
proved property ,is cty o: Brooklyn and peg crf
NPIis n .eii ~ :. c. LOfNES, IS Wall =.
coon BOARD snd picas.nI Rooms can be ob.
: ! tHi,r,l n No. ~ Ct;.i-Strt-, ieit #
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IRELAND, IRELAND
SECOND EDITION
NLJU-NO Ell IU-'.#
4 MEMOIR on IRELAND, NATIVE. -iND SAXON
By D sSIEL O'C0xSsLL, v. ?.
I'LL r T:L..-arr q IL. 1,,tkrr Ert..t- Csnts.


This mos, extraordinary beck and XII %oqIb,lff. pro
b. called the Reading Public, tn masses ia r!5nd
syv 70 general cireq!4oa rie impression Peak Of
Lord John Russell. h ~ Ctsi-et and u Thurs hat the
Toe WI have an EasoPean .nd an American Circulation
matter of yu1se. Sez week II mol already published 1t VIII
h printed English At Pa-is and AZ 1d IN mouth
cannot oubt nt German VIII appear n Berlin,
pT,sicn, and in unch: for The KIM of Bavaria, tGouSt
and In, English in It5iy VIII have he it;,i9ctioG d r.
ing CCnnnes History of Ireland choice Italian We
,u cavonan aasiation fony to slow the rolss that
there have been hoEld, NOR p-rseyefnG a2d LIoe
bloody prosecutors OF tire Catholic Church han he has been
As costioni America, need nor sak there WI
twenty editions IN twenty weeks, ana. doubt the sXi-
cans .,siii speedily read the work IN Spanish.
This, then, book universal it viii be rad by all men,
d all literary languages IL the course OF month,
"O'Co~Srurs MEncIR on IRrL,ND-Ti.e most import
Edition Of this work and at Price which brings within the
;efnsIe work TIE r 9 - Gle %cEa.h by whom
ns ci2ea Of this Republic, not oiy ot the 7oinptrs-;5
it,bls rlnrer Of rs execution Whst rsi1an viii be With
out copy "en II can Be procured lGT = ce ms
cory Of th, valuable d istnctise work, by Daniel o
Cornell the great bctator The an, the suHerls
and show conciusiyely that REFORM Instant aud
distant when it 1qlsi come The of Ireland resident
throughout tins country the slt OF iiEPf
with such or ard that the very Throne OF Great
Britain rocks with elr Of e consequences, and wei may
for these signs aGd tokens indicate that the tie OF ustice
10 Ireland l. near rs flood 4 ne historian AFTER ts
manner IN which the English Rulers heretofore committed a
pine Iaurier massacre, eachery, &c on h- IFis people
says, TO the present manner o; acnE that 'lou-
Of The Prosecution Is altered the spT r@nais lI Se
Those VINO heretofore would nave used ths OF l M
o the assassin employ no" only ne tongue or te pea OF le
caunniaor, and instead OF mnrderin bodies, tf
stit,tr murder and the faction which has so long otcd
in Irish blood, consoles It's vrulsnt and tnasn9n i.son o.
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E1JlhRIlfNti-t few single Setemen, or gentle
ID men with their wives may obtain vrsy pleasant furnished
r7tors 1ad bedoons with board AZ No. s. White s;pr
lew dagrs from Broadway myS3 Ian"
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DGARNING ON BROOKLYN HEIGHTS
- Two three families half dozen single boardegs viii
s pleasa1 mgo4arlons At No. "a Willow.si
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WHOLE no. $40.
SANDSS SARSAPARILLA.

THIS MEDICINE stands unFiHalied; tbssed IS
II on as intrinsic aefiis ir The removal and ralCsi
Cur o: tass iSsss 70 wchit frculasiy s'aat~ b
Ing entirely vegetable and ccnioSt o i sao'SS
OF incFeieats which sc;soSHt+ WIN ts l''s hi
govern the aiual econonI, Is ,llie'i - 'H OF
ciseSe t.kr healthy action; ina TX p@Fe ~ 2te -
SIfnS hetc natural functions IhaESslGS cl to hi 80
i 10 s efficacy IL renewing cht2nlc canSttt't!
al dI>ass originating EGhssi,hy dePE,sra ss- o
tie blood and o:Her iutds, ScroIUc q: snsSre ei te
st~ids ynerriasCi and i1ihAco, salt lyttu r' ~ 2
- ltcl eczema and other silita feets are sie-S th'
cit-ctuaiy cuVs,i IN usr b;t As bg ct cc @
= sonetirss termed caark,ry subject -3irs trsS}-
srIlrk The question. wl,Gf i guA,kqry nsc
Is ~ S-ttoUs and ils PRESERVATION t,iH
important % u ieIwh, u VI tine .7asst
Were disease lnYat ogr pvSical fsSs-, 20 pa. S
sheeF measures 20 rsls ~ Mt4c Nletlrr ;cN st7a,
on MS Tcssrved rights aud TsscriGs GG Rhit. i. 1oss
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5Gd IL else @; tsil er'aiGnIiqn, si ls. la tie Iat
died Of or he NS0 BY 1h0rious lnd lung Continued
rr5t,tou, draws forth from the nstate hidden
sogS 9i useful owisdse aud applies benefit SUIT
tsrn humanity, rSkng his reputation In Cse result,
entitled 10 public confidence TIE afflicted determine.
Il the mark weak and prudicei mRi 70 rsscr any
thin: false because does ~. ase with Is own I--eon.
cs;vea notions but It is evidence of noble eoEesod
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w aNTBD LMMEDATELY-25 LsndSuen.
ttnericasl fot yvb.linr Voys-c in f class shi,s
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ln5l I'm WILLIAM LUCNY,Y. lee s.,,b<. ", <-,irx
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| M ANTELe-By Young wenan, situation IN
%Tssecshls ianlli: rs el'amsezmaiI or aerSe Has
s w1ii X Sisea Il sSeaFe,: She WIZ Val, for calls Tor
I front basement. vlt az
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o,TEAM BOILER FOR SALE.--A second.
- haal iron Steam Boiler horse power Also, hor
ilonml Drill Inquire OF WELLS * WEBB, No q Ann
pNy
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copies ST.
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NEw-YoRs. THURSDAY MoTsSiNG JUNE i5, 1913

BUNKER HtLE~-tA venerable friend has al
lowed Us to COPY an Official return in his posses
sion, of the number of killed and wounded at the
Battle OF Bunker Hi. IS returned TO General
CAGE. The great proportion which the number
Of the killed bore to the wounded. affords slItii
Gent attestaton to the accuracy of American
shooting, even with the little opportunity which
Eclr made General Grge Of the Killed end coDndsd
the British troops q tis BaiIe II Bunker HI, 'ns
an,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-15

y ElIOVAL-T B. CLAPP, Dealer in Watches.
"a Jeyelry and Fancy Goods has removed from 10 Nassau
street o IS Johlistreet.
n BA French Clock, striking the hours and half
hours wi beautiful gilt figures, i~tiec uneSeeier, oV
sale ~ half the iu,-urier's price. ing7 Inns
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NnOrsSy yrUi islshNi, llnprsSt Your foeS,
On christian or GA heather ground
The flowers divine where ear u grows"
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Neglect the prjckle and assume TIE E.,s.
The rroprsto are duly receiving from tive medical profess
slo ministers OF the ti>Ip Offices of Justice ard numerous
private citizens ample and Willing testimony both written
a1d verbal ;e superior value and efficacy ct this pEsra
ton To the uoor IL furnished .rautosy sufficient
proof being given Of their worhireSs.
SAL ither rroofot the superior value and efficiency Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-15

NTANTED-By healthy young married wo-
with fash buesst o mix, 10 has iGsr lost fr
S..i4 >!saltion aurse take ctld TO hs hou>
stalrs. irl33tA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-15

EnUcATION IN a PRIVATE FAMILY, on
- the liuc,;- River GO miles from Nes-York
he subscriber "',hes that he can receive INTO
his family more burdug Scholars during the present
Summer Term. Circulars I'D further Information be
John ALZAMORA.
Eeyybur.h. June lSt, 1919 je3 In