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Aaecdoie Of Charles Lamb. Charles
Lamb was al one part Of his life ordered TO
the sea side for tho benef, OF bathing but
not possessing strength OF nerve sufficient
TO throw himself into the water, he neces
sarly yielded his small person up to the
discretion Of two men to plunge him. -
On the first morning. having prepared for
immersion, he placed himself not without
treplddtIon, between these two officials,
meaning TO give the previously requisite
instructions which his particular case re.
CURED but from the very agi,ated state he
was IN, from terror Of what he might pos
sbly suffer from sea change" his On.
fortunate impedimen, Of speech became
greater than usual and his iutirmitv pre-.
vented his directions being as prompt as
was Necessary. Standing, therefore, with
a man at either elbow he begun, al fm
to be d.l ipped !" The men answered TO
the ready instructions with ready les,
SIR" and IN they soused him As soon as
he rose, and could regain portion OF his
lost breath, no stammered out as before,
~ | I'm to be dl,i.ippedp Another hear
ty " Yes, sir" and down he went second
time. Again he rose, and then with a
struggle Ito which the men were too much
used on such occasions to heed) he made
an elfor, for freedom but not succeeding
he artlculated as at first, "l.l.Pm TO DO di
tipped" Yes, sir" and to the bottom
ho went again, when, Lamb, rising for tho
third time to the surface, shouted out With
desperate energy, "0ne.ly oNce|
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VOLUME XIII. I
Il. ]. Il0LT0N,
Editor, Proprietor 81 Publisher
TERMS:

TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS i
glid in adranee THREE DOLLARS # mol
raid ,cithn three months. And THREE DOL
LARS AND FIFTY CENTS u not paid until of
~ he expiration " the year. NO pspsr diseon.
naa,d until all artearages are paid, eTeept at Tie
ytfion Of The Editor.
~ AdUeriisemsHts inserted at One Dollar Dc,
square. nc lines or less. this sized type,} for he
frsf insertion. and % cents for each eoutinuanes
Court entertainments and Sterif Saies cAare.
I'd IS per cent higher; and deduction Of 33i
per cent eiH Be made from ne regsIar prices. for
adrofiesrs By The year. idtsriiseIaeHts inserted
aonihiy or quarterly 81 per square for each time.
S,nimOaiAiy 10 cents per square for zach time.
AGENTS
Col x. W Cochran. MeekteRJHrg. y {.
Chas " Harris MIL Grors, n. e.
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.nESCEEL.f.N'KOF y.
LITERARY GEMS.

''.H 5HE "NElcuaoas,' - lnrnrEst aErHrE
nlRpt Nrsr,
What does tie bird Of passage do ilc
pes rrsilcs.iy wandering abou, tic world
'7Tslog tof himself place where he may
An''d fog himself home, to dwell IN sincc
be Iindsno rest aud who Indeed does, un
iIlc hos found home. h.ile world lor
h'm''l', IN Shlch after bis own desires he
may 1--we ~ rest and freedom And when
no mas l'und spot or tree ~ which he
WI, aOldo, iheu cetiles he together leaves
ana wool aud straw ,.aad builds for himself
= none there he can rest, SIT up al0si N
us nest, look out upon the world bcloS
md sing and so TIL the next time Of his
vatdenug.
fnE GOLDEN MARRIAGE.
u You wish TO learn the true value 81
marriage, # you wish 10 see What this On
YEN m1y be Tor two human hearts for li(e
'len observe not the welded ones 10 then
honeymoon, nor by the cradle Of their FIRST
''iu not at q time when novelty nnu
"'pe ye' throw morning glory over the
lolhg nnd newborn world Of home bul
survey them rather IN The remote years d
manhood, when they have proved tho world
''u each other, when they have conquered
"lny 40 error aud many temptation, IN
"ief 10 become only tho more united &c
ven ether; when labors aud cares are
"s'si when, under the burden OF the day,
y wei as ~ hours Of repose, they support
O1e another, aud find that they arc suili
c''u' Tor each other. Or survey them still
'"'ner 10 life, see them arrived at that
P'''aa when tho world, with all IT'S changes
s'd esliailOns, rolls far away from them,
p'comes ever dlmmer to them when their
uuu'e Is still, when they are solitary, YET
"'nd There hand IN hand, and each reads
/" 'ne others eyes only love wien lhoy
p'n The same memories aud the same
"cPes' stand on the boundaries Of another
NV into which they are prepared to euteri
"", INC deslres OF this being retained on
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WEEKLY ALMANAC.

sun Sur ,ooN,s pu.sre
1913. rises. sets. 49, : ~ -
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-09-12

y the one, that they may die on the same
dly-yes, then behold ihem
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Col x. " Cochran. MeekteaJHrg. y {
CIas " Harris. NIL Gfore, ~ e.
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THE JUDGMENT OF HEAVEN.

Mention 10 made 10 la Courier Utahs
Cds ot cdrious case, which has excited
a lively sensation within the dominions u
the Pope. a wealthy merchant of Ferra.
"a sas recently asssssinated. The assas.
slus ayowed this crime. bI, d, clured tha,
they coOmi'ted It a, the ins,lga,iou Of O
lady distinguished as we'll for her beauty
AS her VII aud c,everness. inprJbnb as
vas the charge, she was tried, found guilty,
aud condemned 10 death, with her two ac.
conphces. The lady appealed to the cour,
Of Bologna. The proof Of her guilt 90 he
llrst trial consisted of The testimony of four
Witnesses, aud % all appearances lhe same
evidence would induce second condemna
ton. But some hours before the opening
OF tho court, two of these witnesses died
oi disease Q third, upon his way TO the
court, fell and was killed The fourth gave
his testimony against the lady as before,
but being accused Of brarps false witness,
he exclaimed. May die this moment ii
| am no, telling the truth He had scarce.
iy uttered the words before he fell with q
shock Of epopleSy, and Immediately expir.
cd. The court al once acquitted the de-
iendan', but the public minister ordered the
far lady 10 be detained tor six months, to
give opportunity 10 produce new evidence
d gainsI her.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-09-12

I Lions La,0.--A laushabc incidcn, took
place IN Liverpool recently. man con.
necied With Mr.. Wught'o menagere, cx
hlbaIng 10 that town, was arrested for debt.
After some conversation with the sheriff S
officer, lie invited him 10 TO view the culec
lion Of animals previous TO his accompany
lng him 10 "durance vile" The officer
agreeing, they entered the enclosure, aud
the menagerc ASA after descr bng 10 his
friend each Of the animals, concluded his
pollteness by entering the cage with The
loo, which hitter feat highly pleased the
officer, who was waiting TO conduct has en-
terlalnng friend 10 prison. Finally he no.
tilted the IMAM OF the menagerie that he was
ready TO go-bUr, Judge of the officers
cousletnalIon, Oheo the man 10 the cage
preferred the company Of the lions Of the
forest 10 the lions of the law, and said /,
was his intention 70 stay where he was IN
til after twelve o'clock on that Saturday
night, When the strong arm of the law
would lie poweress. Threats and persua
SONS were alike unavallng all the salts
faction that the officer and his attendants,
whom he had called 10 his aid, could get
from the man with the lions was, that If
they wanted hun, they nigh, come aud
take him. No! having The spuok 10 " beard
tho lion in his drn," they declined the in
ytaliou. After some time the plaintiff ap
peared, and was 50 well pleased with the
Joke, tba, an amIcablc arrangement took
place Ens'ish paper.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-12-02

INDIAN AFFAlRs.--The Arkansas Intelli.
gencer of the 4ih uli., states that Gov. Yell
IS urging the necessity ald importance of ad.
dilional troops on the frontier.
Captain William Armstrong. Acting Su.
perinlendent Of the Western Territory, passed
through Van Buren, on Monpay of last week,
to pay of the Indian annuiiies.
Gov. P. NJ. Boiler, U. S. Agent for the
Cherokees, was to depart on the 10Th instant
on his mission to the Council Of the Prairie
Indians, at Cash Creek on Red River.
John West has been pardoned. Alberty,
the murderer Of Long. citizen Of the United
States, was arrested by the Cherokee patrol
10 the extreme northern part of the nation. He
made defence and was shot down by the pa
rol. He will be taken TO Arkansas for trial
under the Intercourse law.
Ills source Of much pleasure to be able to
state that the Cherokee authorities are using
al their exerIions to carry out the treaty slip
ula'ions on their part; and if the authorities
OF Arkansas do their duty the peace of the
country will be preserved.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-12-02

YELLOW FEvER AT New ORLEASs.-T1
Daily New Orleans Republican, OF The ss,e
ult., gives an interesting accoun. Of the ~;
demic, which has been prepared with u,s r,
deal of care. of the names, ages and birth nIs
ces Of the individuals, who have died this g..
son of the prevailing epidemic.
1.-THE Republican publishes list of ,bs
names en- is first page.
The table has furnished Us with some, fart.
Of curious and instructive nature. or ~
whole number. we find only two indiyidnaiss
whoes birth place has been set down a. ~
New Orleans; and in these cases was incl;0aa
TO the beliefth some error had been como.
ted in The Physicians certificate. Of the o,s
eis la6 only are natives ofths United States, and
Western portions Of the Unioa. We subo;,, a ~,
following table showing the proportion of s'
mong men OF almost all nations:
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-12-02
Estate Of Cereno e. L0Danson

DuBLiC NOTICE is hereby given, ,ha, by
IL virtue Of license decreed for that purpose
ny the Probate Court, at session thereof begun
ana heid at the Probate Office in the town of Lam
caster, County of Grant, WISCONSIN, Ter;torv. ON
the first Monday of November, A. d.. IS43. |
snail sell al public sale on the second Monday of
december next, at the hour of one O'Clock in the
afternoon OF said day, at the Office of Barber and
Dewey in the Town Of Lancaster, in the manner
prescribed by law, the following real estate belong
ing 70 ,he Estate OF Cereno E. Lampson, late of
said County, deceased, to wit: The South West
Quarter OF Section 4, Township 3, Ran.e a West:
Also, the South West Quarter Of the South East
ouarer Of Section 4, Township 3, North of Range
t. west oil the fourth principal meridian, all in
said County Of Grant and Territory aforesaid
SlLAS BURT, Administrator
OF the Estate of Cereno E. Lampson,
deceased.
Dated, Lancaster, Grant County, w. Tt
November p, lSf3. ( 81 St
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-12-02
MAI, ROUTE

FROM poTosI TO cAssvILLE, UiG LANCASTER
Petitions will be Immediately circulated
prayinp for the abandonment OF the present
weekly mail route from Potosl to CassVliie
and the establishment, of a tri weekly line be-
tween the same points, passing Lancaster. we
do no, believe that there will be dissenting
voice to this contemplated change, or that there
can be six persons found who will not thus be
bs,,er accommodated than they are under the
present tardy and wretched arrangement. NO
portion of Wisconsin suffers the same incon-
yeniencs in respec. to mail facilities as The one
which the pronosed alteration will reach. The
business parts Of the County, or those between
which there is constant intercourse required
and carried on, with the exception OF Platte
Vile and Lancaster derive no benefit from the
two mail lines, both of which pass the entire
width Of the County. The distance from
Lancaster to Cassvle is in both cases egh-
teen miles. while the distance, by mail, be-
tween the latter point is ei9hty-hVe, and De-
tween the former one hundred and three miles.
The distance from Lancaster to Potosi is IL,
and from Pla,teville to Potosi sixteen miles;
the distance by mail between the latter is fifty
two, and between the former sixty-eight miles!
By the contemplated arrangement these evils
for they certainly are such--would be rene
died at once, the Post Office revenue and travel
by stage Throughout. the Conaty being thereby
doubled. But this il not all. Boice Prairie,
Hurricane. Beetown and the south of Blake's
Prairie. comprising in all more than one thou
sand inhabitants, would thus be furnished with
Post Offices, to enjoy which they now travel
an average distance of more than eight miles.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-12-02
ST. LOUIS STORE

VIE subscribers have just received and on.
Il ed, IN Cassville, large stock of Goods ro.
s,stins OF Dry Goods of every description. Rs soa-
Made Clothing, Hardware, Cutlery, Croeksru ,eaoy
large assortment of Groceries, toge,heI m ~na
Drugs and Medicines, Paints, Oils and Dyes," ~,.a
all OF which were purchased very low for cash an
WIN WIN " M ioa '1f ssfy small profits for ready pay
you please and muce oblige Yours. &c ''e Il
ii. w. ROCHE & SCHRADFp
n. b. The Ladies will do well to call
our stock before purchasing elsewhere. '''
Cassvile, December !, lS43 % g.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-12-02

- ,,oeecu,e Mr.. O'Connsll in The Court
mem o - Beoeh, for sejlious language.
s o, G os",neat is now being prepared by Mr..
I me ino.o' n,own solicitor, under the advice Of
heH, nnoaro law LAWYERS in London and Doblin
.n e Crow" 's,;ais for this proceeding are furnish
ed. /, is thought, by the language used al Mo'
iaghmas. Repeal meeting, -,
Mr.. O'Conhell has entered into solemn
understanding to prosecute at law every
,oember of the Privy Council who set his
hand 10 the proclamation prohibiting the Clon'
tart meeting"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-12-02
JUSTICES COURT.

Before Samuel Tompkins, Justice of the Peace
in and for Giant County, w. T.
Enos Baker,)
rs. In attachment.
john Atchison.l
THE above defendant, John AtchisoD, viii
Il take aS;ice that writ Of attachment duly
issued against You in the above entitled cause o.
the 10Th dav of November, lS43, returnable on the
lSih day OF November, 1913, at one O'Clock, +.
NJ, and your property attached to satisfy the PLAIN
of 6fiy dollars, and that unless you appear before
the said Justice on the nth day Of December next,
a, one O'Clock, p NJ, at the Office OF the said jus
lice in Lancaster, in said County, Judgment VIII
be rendered against you and your property sod 10
pay the debt E. !. BAhEh;
Dated, Nov. Is, ls43. 81
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-12-02

CHINESE DANDY.-The following de-
scription ola Chinese Exquisite, is from
a new work on China, By P. Debel,
formerly Russian Consul to China, and
a resident in that country for seven
years:
ellis dress is composed of grapes and
silks of great prices, his feet are cover
ed with high heeled boots of the most
beautiful Nankin satin, and his legs are
encased in CATERS, richly embroidered
and reaching to the knee. Add TO this
an acorn shaped cap of the latest taste,
an elegant pipe richly ornamented, in
which burns the purest tobacco Of the
Fo-kien, an Englih watch, tooth-pick
suspended to button by string of
pearls, Nankin fan, exhaling the per-
fume of the tcholane, a Chinese flow
cr,) and you will have an exact idea OF
fashionable Chinese Dandy. The
Chinese Dandy, like dandies of all
times and all countries, is seriously oc-
cupied with trifles. He belongs eth
err to the Quail Club or the Cricket
Club. Like the ancient Romans, the
Chinese train qaails, quarrelsome
birds, and intrepid duellists, whose
combats form the subject of senseless
wagers. In imitation of the rich, the
poorer Chinese place at the bottom OF
an earthern basin, two field crlckets.
These insects they excite and provoke,
until they grow angry, attack each 9TH
err, and the narrow field OF battle j:
soon strewed with their claws, antenns
and corslets. There is between the
Chinese and the old Romans all the
difference that there is between thu
combats of the crickets, and the terri
Bile combats Of the gladiators."
| GRAMMAR IN THE BACK WooDs.-
"Class in grammar may come on tht
floor. Now, John, commence" Gal
the world is in debt" '.Parse world"
"World isa general noun, common
metre, objective case and governed 5y
Miller,
every well. Sam, parse debt"
"Debt is common noun, impressive
mood, and dreadful case"
"That'll do. Read the next sentence
"Boys and girls must have their play
Philip, parse boys"
"Boys is a particular noun, single
number. uncertain mood, laughable
case, and agrees with girls
"The next"
"Boys is a masculine noun, inferior
number, conductive mood, and belongs
to the girls, with which it agrees.
"SchooPs dismissed"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-12-02
LATE ELECTIONS.

NEW YoRK.-The Democrats have carried
the State by large majority. The Tribune
says:-The Wings have lost all the Senators
up 10 the Sixth District. Floyd Jones in this
Disuic. has about $50 majority.
The Assembly will stand IS Wings to 80
Democrats small Wing gain from last
year. The City elected twelve Democratic
Assemblymen. one Wing Assemblyman and
a Wing Sheriff.
MICHIGAN ELECTION.
AIIegan County, Wing majority, 80.
W.. To,,,,r namocratic majority, 54S.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-12-02

az Several stacks Of grain, containing in
all about -four hundred bushels Of Wheat and
six hundred of Oa,s-the property Of Moses
Hicklin, Of Patch Grove, in this county-were
consumed by FIRE on the nigh, Of the 9Th ult..
uuder circumstances which show conclusively
tina, the FIRE was communicated by design.
This is one among the many manifestations of
the existence of gang of scoundrels in thai,
neighSorhood who are ready for the execution
Of any crime which utter recklessness or bru-
tai malice can dictate. No doub; exists that
the destruction of the Jail Of this County,
was the work Of a couple Of the honorary
members of this gang. Where is our Peni.
,eniiary,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-12-02
To Mechanics and Others

HNHERE will be let to the lowest and best bid
Il der OF the first Tuesday of January next, on
the premises. la the town of Lancaster, Grant
County, w. t., the building of Stone jail, and
Frame Jaiior's House attached to it, for the use
OF said County-the whole to be "a by 80 feet, one
story high. The work to be done according to
DAFT which may be seen by application at the
Clerks Office. Bond and approved security viii
be required for the execution of the work
By order of the Board of Commissioners.
l.. o. SHRADER, CLERK.
Z Lancaster, November 23d, lS43 81 I'd
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-12-02

The Native American Psrty's vote in New
ors, for their candidate for Senator was
SOL A heavy vote. and one that will hence.
forth hold the balance Of power in ths, city.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-12-02
ientiary,

The past fall has been particularly unfavor-
bic to operations in Mining. The repeated
rains have kept the ground constantly salura-
ted for the last two months. But for this fact,
we believe the Mines Of this County are in a
much more prosperous condition than they
were twelve months ago. Two lodes. one at
MenomOnie end one at Pigeon have been found
within few days.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-12-02

MARRIED.--On the 23d ul,imo. hv n. n
+. I. Mitchell, Ma. JuLlus AveusrIs E. to Miss
AURELh WEBSTER, all of tn, town of Po,osi
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-12-02

Ills said tina, Daniel Webster. retained as
counsel 70, the heirs of Girard, is to receive a
Zee of $4,000, If successful.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-12-02

Santa Anna has issued Decree by which
Americans are excluded from trading within
the Mexican Provinces. This edct compels
the American Santa Fe traders to relinquish
pursuit which their industry has rendered VAL
uable. and which they have for SO many years
successfully prosecuted. Various hints have
been thrown out respecting the cause of this
strange proceeding on toe part of the Govern
ment of Mexico but whether II is with
view 10 monopolize-in accordance with long
established and disgraceiul custom of that
Government trade planned and ma,nred by
American enterprise and at the instance OF
Mexico. or whether it is merely to show what
she can do, remains 10 be seen. How long
this state OF things will continue is uncertain
but the importance of the trade. particularly
to those who have large amounts invested in
it. renders il hopeful that some arrangement
will be effected by which the regular traders
can safely make the trip in the spring of IA.
The plan for the new Jail Of this County,
ixed upon by the County Commissioners last
week, is the following: The whole building,
or the Jail and Jailor's house (Which are sep
arated by hall four feet in width.) is TO meas
urs ,wen,y.four by thirty feet-ihe former to
be constructed of stone and the latter of wood.
The Jail is to be thirteen by twenty -four feet,
divided into three cells. one of which is 10 be
eight feet square and each Of the others four
by eight feet. The walls are to be two and
half feet in thickness. The Jailor's residence
is to be divided into two ground rooms of
twelve feet square and two upper rooms which
together will measure ,weniy-four by thirty
feet.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-12-02
Francis X. O'Ferall, William B. Sheldon.
Palliser 4 Petty and Lewis Eaton,
Defendants,

INhio day came the said Complainants, BY
Il Ben 1. Eastman, their Solicitor, and on
his motion it is ordered that the said Defendants
do cause their appearance herein to be entered.
ana plead, answer, or demur to the said Complain.
ants OIL, on or before the first day of the next
Term OF ms Court or that the same will be taken as
confessed against them, and decree entered ac-
Io'ulnsy' And 1t is further ordered, that this or
der be served on the said Defendants. either nv
publishing the same in the '.Grant County Herald,
ioF SIX weeks successfully Or by serving the said
Defendants personally, with copy of the said
ON; Attest, l.. 0. SHRADER, CLERK.
BEN Z. EASTMAN, SOL for Comp,s az e.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-12-02
Slrayed or Stolen
Pay your Debts.

aNHAI potion of the debts due Lewis, Mer-
a rift Il Co, and Lewis & Voolfolk which are
coming to US, and also those due s. E. Lewis Co.
must De settled prior to the first day of January
next or fhey viii be placed in the hands of an Of
nicer Tor collection. The Undersigned will receive
in payment Of the above. all kinds of produce
S. e. LEWIS & Co.
Potosi, Nov. %, l643. 3S3
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-12-02

LOVE- MAKING.--Those wha are rich in love
hoi it not easy to express !, ia sufficient wOrds,
fN this reason, some % il by letter, sad some by
advertisement, Of which the following is Jdiey,
specimen
a NJ ga' what's got COW, good leather bed
~ WIN comic table tSins, 500 dollars in hand
s;aads tending ehildrea O,o s,3 n eusrnaer e,-
life, BY writing smAn biilel ioar, addressed Z.
q and stuck :" crack Of U,,.s ESsaexet's bsra
iiain' the aos-Pen.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-12-02

District Court, Grant County, w. r., September
Term, lo43.---Sep,ember y, lS43, being the Sd
day OF said Term.
Charles S. Hampstead, the President. Di-1
rectors and Company of the Stare Bank Z
ofIllinois, Peter Powell, BenlaminGod. @
irey, winthrop S.Gillman, and Morgan, =
l.. N,r,iu oe1,yotrruus
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-12-02

REciFr FOs econ EvNoR.-Rise beli mes 10
the morning and 60 early to bed. that the body
may be preserved in health le, your FIRST re-
feetiou be how shor, are the hours before you.
IL devoted TO business, study. social enioy.
ment, or other rational recreation; and then
find time, If you can to indOlge 10 spleen or
ill-humor.