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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-05-17

Nattots nj ~ s.-QSls mir d)Cn ldngtt int Sci
Ite ocraus iabeM, lit enod ein9etrUfen. Der Sturm,
Der ldcn ldn9t an unPrm pctfhen 0UrisOnt brcbete,
1T nun uber pblotephia, Die Staot Der Bruoerliebe
bereinsebrcden uuD tptbet oalelb NIT al einen sre
den.-9Ser bate Dor fnfs Sahreu 9e9laubt, oas oae
tetbare 9ut, peId,es Die Gdter bteIer Nepubld be.
adwelt binterlsBen, auf eine 70 Idredd,e Qgetle qe
mlBbraudt, entebrt unb oerahtet nrbe e-SIein, tpu
tonnte es oncers tCmulen, penn @runoIdbe oeIebrt
oerbeoi9t neroen, bic oem Sinn uuo Settle iener erp
Ben dnner uno Nenldenfreunoe, Die tbr @ut uuoS BLU
Dem Bcbl ces 8aterlanoes uuo ben 0ehten b. Men1d-
belt rpferten, ocbn Gpreden ? Sene enebersieen
runbllBe bes Hatipi6muies, jenes erbdrmlbe> elbt-
ildti9e Streben elmer 9fette niswIro9er Dema9caen
lesten ocn &etm su lcben gewalnbaten, Die u berid
ten bcute unere trouriee pd,t tpurbe Shcn BEL Dem
erenGrwaden reies 1iatuJeitss Stterten wir Dor le
men Scl9eu. &ebren, rpie oiee, meften @efuble, Gle
sll'pelen oas @emtb ces llnbefan9cnen in Bepesuns
iesen. Ste 9leid'en oOQfommen Dem glimmenben Gun-
FEN in Der alde, Der bios zines leen aues oes ISin
|oes beoarf nm sur lidterlobeu SIamme an9efadt Su
mercen. Sclde Grfdelnun9en lno nidbt 70 leidt uno
cbet HddllH Su nehmen, tpie man oemObnlid lu tbuu
pHe9t. 9efuble, ue oiele einntal 9epet 2ebren unb
Srunoldse BON einem olfen gbaratter einn,a Derbre
tet uno sendbrt, sreifen i'm SnQea frebsarts um fl
uno oerSften Die oersen e.ner sanen 0ation. Sincet
man bod oielen an Der 8Olteruereinisuns nasenbe
9Surm utter allen Gaticnen unb in iebem oimmels-
ltrse, ia iOgar IN Geutfhanb. bas bel ener S7aden
3erltadelI'ns in 8elus auf sprahe nnO abitammuns
cennod ur BON einertei 8of be,pOhnt wiro. llno pc
fOnnte oieer oercerblibe @eit penn eumal crspadt,
mebr IabrnnS lncen, als 9erabe in eiaer Nepublif,
MO 0as Bolt ben 3nsel BET 9Resieruns in dnOen bat
oa tro Elm 70 6untes @emiit, pom fat alien GatOneu
Der @roe NIT ben sre1fen 6arbea fdl ans Dor an9en
felt 2-Die G9eatAlmld 70 uieler abitammur,-
gen IN einen ennationellen Gbnrnfter ~
serdnelsen, 1T Elm Gefddf. ,pcsa bic eishe eined
So1on n unt &raft zines :, erfu lie faum binrei-
den warben gBir slnuben, ia mir 1Ins iser;eu9t cae
bic eiaafnea Abifamm,mt9en Der perdiecenen aticneu
ber Grbe, aus spelea bas ef be. Linton beebt, aQs
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-05-17

retbbar ift,-oen bD6ffen NHi6ten ocr3uffeben,
Ourb neLfe oas Sbidlal Der 9eotton beIfinn1t
miro ittto Den Shr 5ll oieIem SOFTEN nit fol
den ru6lofeM Ntttteln uno 5u 70 rublofem
SDcfe ertpdblt ;-co6 Der Wann # + + e n
m 8, tn etnem Wtonate @s 1T cine 8Orfez
hun9, Die iiber otc1e Jtattcn tpaft, unO tbr @ez
16tf tn tbrer SanO b6(t Shr Singer tp1r it6t>
bar auf allen lSe9en jener GeOolutior, rpel6eI
unS Ole Vrebett 9e9eben nno rpcr in Der &C.
9entpartt9en 9lOnInllfrattOn ibr 9Dttlibes @al@|
ten ntGt erfannt bat 1T Elm lln9ldubt9er Orer|
Elm 9earr; er mag Ddb(en, mas Tim onffebt.
UnD t6 Dertlnot9e ferner tmSDranS, oa6 tpennI
tpteoerMm bon Sen YGoeraltffen otefeben Otttz
tel am9elpanot tperOen ul11 Die gSabl tbrcS Sarz
OtOaterr 5u (IGern t6 netne Ote trunfenen Sc.
laee, citizen uno tred)en @efdnee, @pcufeue,
Sar>ctoerz rz9ufSli9e, 9e,-ltnO oeren Uer1Cbpt(ferten|
9serbreGen, 9Retneto, Berratb, 9lioe, Beffez
dung, Setru9 uno Nelt9tonsibdnoun9 uno
tpenn Der 9 t5 ny f oleler Wtttel oberz
mails fetn miro! uniere freten Snfttutonen rte%
oer5ubrefen, etc eonitttutton nit VliIlen 3u)
treten uno Die Vretbett Oes Observation-Disclosures
5n nnter9raben ;-oer Grfol9 Oerlelben letn tpirc,
1rte ct serpeien 1T. SteSbetlnebmer am gSerz
fe Der SOsbeIt irer0en Uer9eben Dor Dem 0altz
Ge OeS 9ereC5ten @Cttes, rpte oas @ra5 unter
Der Gt6el. S6 Iprede Don oen S6u(rtoen,
tlt1t BON cen S6uOloien. llber Sobn SDler
1T fetn Serratber tporoen SSobn Gv(er bat
ttbts 9etbau, rpaS tbm 1ol6en Brrtpurf auste<
ben fOnne. Oteie 9lntla9e rpuroe 9enna6t, nur
neil ct Die Bantbtl NIT rem 8eto beleot hat
0enn DC QSbt9s flnO an Oen fllIben 9efOnls
men, ols iIe Spbn Gpler ertpdblten 3. +. Ge
ertrabIten e'nen ebrlt9en Otann etc.
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-05-17

9S!r oertpetfen unfere cemOfraulhen 1eer auf cnen
Sr!ef BON ben @eprdintanten oeles Staates int Sou
9reB. rUOrIn otelelben d9 BON Der 9henabme an reu
9eheumen llmtrieben, M1rtin 8ln 8ureM als prd1l-
centd,afts Sanooat aus Dem 9Se9e ~ rdumen, GfenI
l!d losunc frel9elprCdem. DieIe Ireue uno SpL9ele
ltun9 bon Setten Inierer wMrOi9en Neprdientanten
oercIent anerfanmt no nit erneuerte 3urauen in lb
re Heoltd]telt uno sIufrihti9feit belebnt su Sper
oen. 60 lanee oas 8olt pOn SbiO nod, Ioldbe GOll
tredcr le'nes 9Stlens best, it wen9 gefabr fur Def
fen Treibeit ucrbanoem.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-05-17

9err HeoafteMr /! @rlt tlnftiee lBct1e BIN
1d' I'm Stanoe, pieoerum 3u erld1eiuen aber Dann
oentc 1dp 5bnen Sbatlahen mitbeen su fonmen, no.
man o'e ScCns Die Ntaullperre betrmmen rpereel.
Der unfid1 tbdre.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-05-17

S1r erleben aus eiuem unerer BedIelbldtter, cos
Derr rtneerbOff, @pnsreB Ncprdleutant uUn
elelrm Staate, na lanSwleriger &ranfbeit in ciusr
Soeimatb getorben it,
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-05-17

SenrD Clap. Sa es 1T nabr, Die gEbioS
baben 9e6t, es 9tebt nur etnen Senrp @(av,
es 9tebt teinen OMnn, Der NIT tbn etnen Ser
Sletd ansbalten tOnnte. Su cen 9lunalen, ote
Den Dfentltben Winnern 0teIesG1noes setpctbt
tperoen miro 0enrD @laD Elm belonoereS Blott
etnnebmen, oenn NtemanO fam ibm aur Getz
te 9e(fellt peroen CT tit tit letner SHanolunoss
tpetfe etn5i9, oesbalb miro etn STUFF etne einStqe
Gubrtf fullen. 9tu6 mir molIen ib1n unIern
Srlbut ScDen cenn oem Seinoe 9tnerfennuno
3u Shell rueroen Sl1 la(1en, 1T elne hDbe YHi6t
Sor. @lap 1T Der erlte WSann, bon Dem Die
9el1tdte oteies eanoes ia9en oorf, ct 1T Der
crfte, Oer als SabtHetsbeamfe Elm SuelI 9efotz
ten.
ST. g(ap 1T Der erlfe Ueann, Der ais NrdfIz
oenti6afts @anoloat tn oteiem 0anoe ouftrttt,
l1no Die ) tran9s jade t.Oen Grteoen 5lt ball
ten, anthat.
ST. @laY 1T oct erife Weann, ser a(s @ons
9reBmtt9lteo etne OueD 0erau5forceruns abz
1anote.
ST. @lap tit ber ertfe Mann, oer ais Naitz
9lteo 0es @on9refes 9e9eu Ole 9lntpeilun9en ieis
ner @on1tttuenten 9eiftn1n,t tnoen1 er fur beIer
btelt, oleie 5n Oerratben, unD leine untreue ourd
Que Staotslecretatritelle ll6 be31blen 5u laIIen.
Or. Slar 1T Oer erife Wann, Der ais @anoiz
Dat FUR Die DraiIoent6aft auftritt, uadoem er
duoor 51pet ltal oer9eblt6 fltr Deies 9mt Iid)
bennbt bat. Ntit QSabrbett fann man wob(
IaSen oter Wa(, oenn oas 8olf perrparf i'm
nno 9loams 5uiamnen, uno inn Sabre 1910
oerlteBen tbn feline et9enen Sreunoe.
r. [9Di(. Oem.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-05-17

d. Ste Nbi9s brau6en 8elo, ramit ihren 53etz
tnn9si1retbern nt6t Die Courage peraebt.
un9eabtet aller Bemubunoeu, Die (If) Die
Hbt93ettun9en seben, oos pnblifun alauben
81 MAIDEN, oab Die oeutl6en Sttmmen in cen
Ser. Staatent in Saufen Die oemofrattibeWarz
tel oerlteBen uno au tbnen rberenaen, 70 seiqt
oo9 fol9enoer 9lus3u9 aus oer gribine, von
tpelGer Sette Der 1Stno b(iff
sgSir beabfl6ttsen bon einem auoeren Sc
9enlfanoe gu fpre6en. @esen,partio eribeint
tn @lnctnnatt etne febr quite oeut1be gH6ia,ets
tlng, 3. e.Oeuti1e Hepnblifan - Gs 1T ote EN-
1ge oeuti6e gSht93eitun9 i'm 9an3en Strcn,z
9eblete oes Welflliltppt, rpdhren0 Elm halb Ouz
Beno oeuti1e gofofofo Sldtter oaielblf erfd,eis
tle1' &te Nn5abl Der beutl6en Gtimmer n1ao
lt9 auf $4,000 belaufen. Siefes B[att follte
lpent9ltens etne Circulation bon 5000 gopien
BADEN, lelblf menn iIe llnent3eloli6 ae(iefert
fceroetl folten. uno oennoh erfabren mir ourdb
etnel1 Neliencen, oaB ctefes Blatt 70 i6fedt UNI
frtnBt miro, oaB eS nllr cine fdrelt6e Grilfens
Son Sa95u Sag bat, uuo pie(leidt nod Dor Der
1S9b! aus Qfangd az 0run0e 9ebt.''
4. Sfr Nrttfd oer Tribune 1Mlte6t NIT efuf1(<
f!9rn Bitten ap Die g(ap glubs oes yHefeus.
nO otetes tnn9en @Dons 81 erbarmen, uno Oelo
Sn Iammelf!, uilt rpeni9fenS lein geben big snr
1la,aVl ." Ir'lten' [Dem.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-05-17

linn mniern Qeiern einen uCQtdnoi9en 8erid,t ilber
ben 9urubr in pbtlaoelpba mttbeilen Al f6nneu, e.
ben mir uns 9enothl9t mebrere ion 9eltstem Nrtife
fur unlere ndd)te NuMmer surldsulteQeM.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-05-17

- -
grtpdbler 3ettcl.
senatOrial: Scfepb =. eartpiG, BON Bapne.
DasptD litter, pom @lermCnt.
onJreB.
l. Sllfrltt Slaptcn qRrtt, ron .0a,niltcn,
2. J"'nes OR. 9rritp, BON Sarrt,
.. n. .. SorsmIR, rcu 0rcrn,
A. =. :. IapIpr, Uon &ban,paiyn,
o. O1r. !oi99ins, ron Sucas,
o. 0llttrt 8eIob, Urn 2Bocp,
z. ) ~ .. l1b,te, pom Drown,
g. 3E0mas Wr9rcrp, rrn JrE
3. S"lcntin Setter, ron pita,pap,
o. James partrr, pom &itinS,
!. UrenrilIc y. Gberrp, ron Wlarien,
a. 0cCr9e @rrwinr, non @eirtc,
D. SGuftus =. 0opep, pcn Oipr9an,
q" Sl11t Of. $AWnin9, ucm 8ucrn(tp,
o. 2GAltcr Somirlon, pen J5ArriIon,
o. Sebaltian &rain0rr, ron 1usc0ratr1s,
q. Somcs S"rtes If. ron Carroll,
a. HcGl WcGrp pom QS0pnr,
!S' ~ 9Hc Srcnc, srn Suul,nit,
~. Scnj1alin NO0ms. non $ate,
,'' Stcrb@n ". Out cnt, non Oicrin1.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-09-28
MECHANICS WIVES.

Speaking of The middle ranks of lie,
. good writer ob>er:es: "There we
behold woman in all her glory, not q
doll TO carry silks and jewels, not a
nupPet TO be FILTERED by prolane adora-
lions, revereaced to-day, discarded to-
morrow, always joslled out ofthe place
which nature and society would assign
her. by sens1ality or by contempt; adj
mired, bat not respected, desired, but
not esteemed: ruling by passion, not
affection; imparing her weakness, not
her coaslancv. 10 the sex she would
exait; the source and mirror OF vanity:
we see her wife partaking the cares
and cheering the anxiety OF a husband,
dividing his tolls by her domestic dill
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-09-28
MRS. SUSAN JOHNSON.
LATE FROM THE EAST.

"OCLD Respectfully inform the Ladies OF
w Potos and vicinity, that sho has COM
menced the matchmaking ond Miliiner business
IN this place. Having had long experience in the
above business, she ia;;crs ,sel that she will bs
able 10 please all thai may favor her with call /;
having every article in the Fancy line, that may
be wanted. Trimmings for D,esses aud CloaSs,
Cords, Iassels, G.m,.s, Buttons, Fringes and La
ces; also Silks 0fevery descriptions Vclvets, Arti-
frias, Ribbons, and Trimmings for Bonnets; Leg
hna and Straw Bonnets, Caps, Collars, Inside
iandheIchios and Ladies Crara,s; an assortment,
OF which will always be kept on hand.. all Kinds
oil Embroidery can be dohe. such as presses. La
dies Aprons, Shawls, Masonic Aprons; sample
of whcn can be seen by calling at the store OF
VIM. l.. johnson.
Ladies will And il greatly 10 their advantage to
Call, and have fashionable work done She has
made arrangements IL feceive the Latest Fashions
irum the Lastern Cities every month.
Ladies may be assured that any work entrusted
TO her hands, vii! be done with nsa,ncss and des-
patch.
She can be icund by railing at the store OF
VIM. L.. johnson, Que deos above Gorge Mad6-
sia's store, and adjoining d.. DicAhel!'s dwelling
hounc.
Potosi, Sept. 1874 % Gm
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-09-28
THE ToNsoRIAL FIDDLERn

IN Epic Of eoupLf, az a couple Of Canton
Cmto lst
While many candidates peson, their claims;
Although dissimi!ar, their ends, and aims,
Whatever they propose--'ts unlerstood--
Oh paiient Public, must be for thy good.
Among tho rest bow. My humble name,
Obscure, unsung, unheIalded by fame;
But modest merit, cannot always be
Doom'd 10 the darkness of 0hscnrity:
Forbid il, heaven horn AT, and point the way
Where, smiling Fortune bids her votnres stay.
These facts premis'd--by loayo-i now propose,
Oh gentle Sir, to lake thee by the nosr,
And by the magic, of'ny soothing ant,
At once 10 gain, Thy patronage, and heart;
Whether a traveller tnou, or resident,
My services alike, ;or all arc meant
What e'eI your patty, be II Clay OF FOX,
For NIL, have razor, and aJoke.
True, I'm engaged in 6dr6cr-ous operations,
Not lhose late pfaciis'd in tho British Stations
Chns, or Scindo; Ah ma!k the difference nero
she'd no blood, eAtotln) anguish'd lear.
Mipe be Inc task, on Patrons OF ny char,
To shave your ch.ns, to drcss--to eud yoaT hsif.
Srpe'iluous cxcfesencs 70 uprooi:
Orieach the rising ietistes;, how 10 shoot.
To inye YOUR chins, ~ soft smoilcnt cieam,
Ahd with n razOg--hrrncr luan the benW
Shot rom the looming thun ic,-clouds Of heaven
Glide o'er each phiz, like zephyr bland at even.
T'mnp'osc, the looks, N heietieh, efcfy grace,
That pisys, or ought 10 play, ABOUND Inc face.
Is sh0n, 10 reader you, good subjects ~
For cous,ihg scrapcs, or matrimonial net.
My ioilrt appaoetas, 10 complete;
Comprising fragrant Ead's, Aromas sweet,
Cosmetics, Oils, Cologne, cad Persian balm:
No lniX'd Up trash, nos worth d--n,
Wilh these inducements, 'Oenteeis,' one, Hnd az
Yoa rannot fail 10 giving call
Kousu 6a1 my s;3Ua N4Htu II fiauegtilc town I;
Also, yo3f most obsequ,O4s ssrra.'t
TuoIAs BRowN.
Canlo o.
Mourn moi Oh world Pagan,n dead;
Behold a10,hef rising IA has stead.
Ann,ner. what w!,.h! whol We ~ exclaim,
give 70 all chaare, 10 cues. his name,
DE BIn. Vism remp-, Heg both dispu,e l''e crown
Tan! gave II upl ms name Is Mr B,o"n'
II yo1 arc scfpi,cal, why jist drlp ~,
a al hear the wOndefs, ol his Vbith.
Il..naord, By cohrof of .aee, eoudd';" yod'il o."
That Balls or Auots, equa.s nol ala iods
10 bright eadenza, graceful risins swell,
Or fofl diminish. EIre Ia bqgGfeae
s'He tliai hath ears''-ipr mIsic--''let him hesI"
it- fairy warnings steai upol rs ear
: Like the ssect SOUTH that J.eathes D9oA bed
or csnDsgs," 'rioiets,' shold h1sc Sid.
10 logos ~haksps1re's tert--. BIT le; ~ q,
Slips will occur, ia dfa~ing mag ho~.
lfpsuics should, MS seric,s, require,
T'hey. can be chartered ~ . moderate hire.
WaItz. t;alinpadF, COtili.on. ilonpipe, Keel
Fsndaago, Jig, 3.sak-conn--Get 81 ny heel:
AID all re Ans tha' g-aee Tetpscho's's list,
Did-up, 10 suit, the most iasiidipis iasie.
AsiA.
And Il get snrU1.as'd, By &c psople ob dis io~n,
Take De ,bshssin tIsssin oh de Niger
Ton. Bsnws.
PIsneTill., Esp.. 9, i5!l
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-09-28

music in Tho enclosed area. Here Gov. Tall.
madge was waiting uncovered, upon The steps
TO receive the greetings of his new feilow-citi-
izens. A gentleman f,Le town, whose name
we could not learn, addressed him in few
Notwithstanding to the noble West, and
wishing him success ia his adminis,ra,ion.-
Cor. rs reply was in excellent taste, and
met with hearty response from The assem-
bIage'"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-09-28

gence, spreading cheeriulness around
her for his sake, sharing the decent re-
fnements of the world without being
vain OF them, placing all her joys and
happiness in the man she loves. AS a
mother, we find the aflectionate, the ar
dent instruciress Of the children whom
she has tended from their infancy,
training them up TO thought and virtue,
10 piety and benevolence; addressing
them as rational beings, and preparing
them 10 become men aud women 10
their turn. Mechanics daughters
make The best wives in the world.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-09-28
MALE COQUETRY.

Male coaue,ry is much more mex
cusabIe than female, as well as more
neroicious. Very few men will give
Themselves The trouble TO gain or re-
lin any woman's affection, unless they
hove views on them either ofan hon
or,ble or dishonorable kind. Men
ornIoyed in the pursuit OF business,
ambition or pleasure, will not give
themselves the trouble to engage wo-
mans affections merely from the vani-
~ Of conquest, and oftriumphing over
the heart Of an innocent and defence
less girl.
A man of parts, sentiment, and adj
dress. il he lays aside all regard TO
truth and humanity, may engage me
hearts fifty women at the same Time,
and NAV likewise conduct his coqueiry
with so much art as TO put it out of the
power of any Of them to specify sim
gle expression that could be said TO be
directly expressive Of love.
This ambiguity of behaviour, this
art Oh keeping one III suspense, - INC
great surety OF coqueiry IN both sexes.
Ii is the more cruel in men, because
thev can carry it TO what length they
please, and without the women being
so much at liberty TO complain or eX-
nos,uate; whereas men can break their
chains and force women TO explain
whenever they become impatient Of
their situation.
But as a woman in this country may
easily prevent the first impressions of
love, every motive Of prudence and
delicacy should make her guard her
heart against then, till such time as
she has received the most convincing
proofs Of the attachment OF man Of
such merit as will Justify res procal
regard. She should s'udiously labor
TO possess such high principles of hon
or and generosity as will render her
incapable Of deceiving. and Al the same
time possess that accutc d!scernment
which may secure her against being de-
ceived.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-09-28
GNaWaM4 M.GaGEAE
OF LITERATURE AND ART.
Prospectus Of a New VOlursic.
GEO. n. GRAHAM & n. W. oRlswoLp, EDITORS.

GEO n. GRAHAM & n. W. GRlswoLp, EDiToRI.
Tuu second de.ni-annlal volume Of Grahan's
Magazine, 'pr 1914 will commence with thu July
nuuhor, which will be ready Tor mailing on TIE
l0th OF june. Tho Publisher md Editors, whIr
expressing satsiaC tOn AT the extraordinary success
with which their fon5 elevate tho character OF
the periodical Literature of Iho country havo been
crowned, respectfully offer statement OF their
preparations tIr the Twenty fourth Volume. Asis
well Eco. u, 10 other Magazine ever published ~
tho English language has presented such nn array
of illusttious contributions. Allslon, Byant toop-
o., Damn, Hoffman, Heltca, utntan, Longieae",
Palidng, Lowell, Weld, constitute, alone,
corps equal 10 rive efr before engaged Tot a sinsle
wo.k An examinai on Of oui last volume will
show that there distinguished writes have al ibr'
rishcd for This msce.lnhy articles equal 70 the
best they have given T. the world They, Win
our othor old coat butcse, W''l rpntnue 20 entich
or pages with heir oi1ciIefs; and so.Cfal etni-
nen, au'hots Rho have not h,,neGo appeared in
or 3aees, among whom arc FiHgrene Hallsek,
y, B.,hpro, Joseph X Chandler, Joseph Z. Htnl,
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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-09-28
IN CHANCERY.
In the District Court u. 5. in aud for the coun-
ty of Crawford Wisconsin Territory before
the Honorable Charles Dunn, in
Chancsry sitting
Edward w. Pelion,


Alexander s. I'ooe, and Emily IIooo, his wife,
Executrix of Joseph Roeuc, deceased, and Jo- 7
seph Eolere, Junior, all heirs al law and legal
representatives ofthe estate of said Joseph ko-
leite, deceased.
nj Office is hereby given that by virtue Ola de-
Y Gee ofsalc made III the above entitled cause,
by the Hon. Charles Dunn, Judge ofihe District
Court in and for said couny0f Crawford, in chm
Gerry sitting, at the May Term thereof a. ID 1914,
on the l7rh day of May, Il. ID. 1914. upon bill for
foreclosure OF a Mortgage executed by the said
Joseph R1leite, deceased, ddring his hielIne. the
Undersigned, Master in Chuncery oi said county Of
Crawford, will expose fer sale OF the Court house
IN Prairie do CHEN, in said county Of Crawford,
q, the Both dag of November, "A. ID. 1874, be
tween the hours of 10 o'ciork IN the forenoon and
O'Clock in the afternoon OF said day. the following
f,scriped PREMISES, TO wit: all those lots parcels
If land situate an4 being in the village oi Prairie
d. CHEN, Ia the county 81 Cfa" ford, Wisconsin
Territory, known and designated OF Lyons map
Of private .and claims at prairie ~ Chen, as lots
nus,bereL tweniy one, t@eniy aid nineteen lios
y, %, 49, in the old of main village together
vita all the appnneraacss thereUnto belonging,
and the aieiLsi bidder or bidders. lnr cash, shall
he deemed ea.it.d 10 the deed or deeds, 81 fee.
and immediate possession Of the premises parts
Of the premises, they may respectively thus bid
upon.
TfiOs. A. p. BOYD,
Master ia Chancery.
Dated august 20th. "A. u. 1874.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-09-28
TORCH LIGHT PROCESSION.

We give the following graphic description
Of The reception Of Governor Tallmadge. at
Milwaukee, from the democratic Advorate."
1t contains enough Of description and local ia
reresi 10 oui weigh its political bearing, sad
allow us 10 lag i, before our readers.
1--WE saw a. Mi!gaukie. on Tuesday might
last. most beautiful and novel sight, 10 the
shape of torch Ugh, procession.
IL was got up by the Democrats of that
place. ia honor of Wisconsin's new Governor,
the Hon. n. p. TaliInadge.
Truly an enisening sight, were those long
lines Of flashing torches. borne up by living.
moving chaadaliers. winding ,heir biIlaat
length along like long trains ofdazzling stars.
We noticed occasionally in the procession.
some hardy sons Of Neptune. with loose white
pants. and blue embroidered shirts. wide open
at the neck: with their little ,srpaulin hats set
jaunlingy bark from their heads, and fresh
healthy faces liz up with joy. Boz ire prin-
cipal parI were siaid sobef-faeed Grrmsns-
imbued all. with deep feeling Of Republic
anism. and seemingly intent on giving their
new Governor right hearty Old FASH ed
Democratic greeling.
The procession after marching through the
principle sueets. reached the MIiwsukie
House. where The two lines pairing 10 the
right .ad Jeff, fo-met seni-circle ar0un the
freq, Of Ike h2ase. w.:b two er,eilsa.. bands Of