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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-04-03
Die suakss @atSsbeion . ma.

Ban guren nnb Mhhlenbsrs maFsn jssi
NIT einanosr Gssen cber fallen. Sbre pclis
tifhen @runbfdBe Gno nnauHceIidb nit sia'
amber uertniipft. &ine Convention, Die aus
Rdnnern pon gleifen qofcsNefc. @runbide'
en- bsifano, ernaunie fIe, nHo cesre9en Nnc
Beioe Ganeicateu pen einer partheL beren
oaupt @runbldse sluti2 2ariff, Subtreaiurn
itebenee Armse uno tsI., fIno.
8ei Der ndhifen Wabl foll oaher cntfdie'
ben tpsreen, oh Ban 8ureu, WibIenhsra,
Subtreafurp, ftrhence sIrmee uno slntitarif,
ober ob &iap, Warfle, beld,iiBenoer 9arif,
seinnber 9eIbumlaufuno feline ltebenbe slr,
nice bic Oberbano haten irllcn,
60 hdnat bon Der Gntfd,eipum9 ees ndd,s
fen Rampfes bas Bobl ober Webe cieies
eanees ab. Sff bieies senus fir ben Sreunc
Ieiues 9anoes um nit ieiner Stimme bad
elenbe ecfc Sofcismus in ben Seeen sl
lhmettern 2-Temctrat.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-04-03

Ter grSete tunnel auf tsm gurcpdiId,en
@cntinente lit her 86niasocrfer, unpeit st6ln.
auf Der rbeiuifhsn @iienbdhu. gr licet 100
Sus unter Der SbtrRdd,s bss 8erass, it NIT
elmer breifad,en eaae pom 3icgeIifeinen 9ss
p6lkt uue 1900 Nus fang Gr III ID Tue
brett uub Die Soohe be6elben betrdat bon Der
aenannteu Sohle bis gum Sd,eiteI ecs @es
w6lbes 26 Tue. I4ill man ihn in id,nellsn
Sd,rittsn curd,aehsu, 70 tebarf man ba,u ei.
ner 3eit bon 20 Winuten. Die Sscffcn bic,
fee 9unnels belaufen I'D, auf cine WilIicn
9haler. 9fdd, tem tefannten 9unnel unter
Der 9bemfe bon ecneon it bieier cer bebeu'
teneife.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-04-03

Gin Stiersefed = 8crleBten
Scnntas Tadmiftas spiid,en uno 4 llbr
enttam batier einem WaeBser eiu junser
Stier uno ipran9 iu ben Canal. CerieIte
mad,te I'D, erif auf Elm SooIibcct, aIs aber ein
@dnalbcct ocriiberfutr, ocu ipo aus er 9enedt
,purbe, 70 ipran9 er piceer ins WaGer,
fd,fpamm bem Boot mad, uno ieste s,pifden
Der 8ine uno BaInntitraee ans eano. Gin
giriIter pabrfheinIid, sf,ter cem Ginflu6
seiifiSr @etrdnfe, ffelg fId, ihm in ben gBes
uno erfldrte, nunmehr Gin Stiersefedt lies
fern su pclIen. DaGeIbe 1eI lsicer un9tiI6'
lid, fur ibn aus. gr ffelIte iIt gan; tunft'
sered,t als Sprer se9en ben Sfier, fe pis
den beioe Dor uno rud,pdrts, enelidb aber
perlcr Der Stier bic @erulo, tparf ben Wann
~ 8cceu, trat nit ieineu8creerfiisen auf bic
Sruft uno ifiee i'm nit erm 8cpfe. 9Br
b6ren, bas Der Wann lebcnsgefdhrIid, oer'
leBt uno bon ben sisriten aufse9eben pcr'
ten fei.-G. 0oIfsb.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-04-03
sycnalliS ctmeS 0ltem golbatcn.

gin alter Scloat ron Wafdlugton @auns
10 bat iber bic Vcr,uge uno 8ercieu(fe ees
General Warfle, nit ecm er in ben 5trieg 9es
aanasn ipar, nod,trd9lid, i'll eincm Sriefe an
q. o. 9aprence, @io Hcpreicntdnt jenes
Gauntps, einige Spripat 9rftdfte bstrcffcno
uub catirt 8enhcDspiae ben 26itrn Tebruar
1874, Dor Der 0eriammlhn9 Der Staats:@cns
Ssntion, aus et9enem !Intrieb fcl9ences 3eus'
mfg aussritclt.
"@eebrter Serr! Iad,eem id
ureiuen Brief al Sie iiber orn, auf mene
Ecrbsruns besu9litsn @esenitano ssfd,lcfs
ieu hate, enpfin9 id, ben "SErie9s @lub,"
tpcld,cr piele @rSdblun9en ans cem Jfriege
pcu 1912 = l3 enfbdlt, BON eenen id, pcis,
baB, ca tf su berfelbsn 3eit mid, i'm Olli.
tdrcien(fe tefdno beicucers ceieniacn in
Sse,ua auf @cnerai WarfIe rid,tig iino.-
Wsin iunsfier Sruoer ashcrte ;u ieinen
IruppRn, er lttt mi I b m an Der WhI.
fsfinsma, ionie bel Der Selfuug Wei9S, uuo
ipurce oafelbif pernuncet uno ffarb. HicIe
9hatfadsn ftho ncd ale BET mir in frlld,er
Grinneruua. Seine 3un9e ncd) Secer pcr
mag iemdls bic eetocn uno
SstS IrSSt.stbtI .stts 5 s fFntfere ~ nno ST. Il
batsn in gSintrr bon 1sl2-13 aus;nite.
bsr hattsn. lie lit jsncr 3elidrlft genlads
ten Cariirllun9en in Sciu9 auf 9cneral
MarfIe iIno 10 irfli d no br. SD, ha.
Be ibn felt ,wdn,i9 Satrer 9ctannt; eiu ppn
Sosrjen sceImlithi9crer uno tarferer patrIot
lit i'm sanien Staatc nid,t gu ftncen. IS
frsuet nib, ben Jiimcn pcn Sofrpb Rartlc
Dor eas Bolt pom pennipluanien aetrad,t gu
tebsn uno id, hattie mid, nberSeu9t, oas pa.
rauf Plrmanc mebr 9iniprildbe bat, oenu eben
or. glm Staatsrucer nit ibm iperocu mir
nitts gu brfurtren babeu. Gr III 9erace Gin
Wlnn Der 2Irt, wie mir ihn tfeurfcn, Inn
nus iu pennipiuaHien wiccsr auf ben rett,fen
sSeg ~ brir9en. Gs III mir iebr carnm iu
ihun, i'm ernannt su lehen, benz ltb CLAUDE,
has Iicmano oesielts Der @sbIr0e enc 9rrss
ere StlmmensWebrbelt wlro aufbringsn fons
Hsu, ais Scfepb Warfle.
eS1n,eS Suraan.''
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-04-03
2lrnlutb IN IraHfrcid,.

On Srautrrid, Iebsn 80 Uiiaicncn 81 rn
iden, "a y)tiIIicneu dno 30 arm, nm 8ciu
gu trinfen, 81 Riaicueu wlIen faum, tpic
3uder fhnisdt, % Uiliicnen habeu ME neue
Sd,ube 9etrasen, 81 Rillicnsn lIne frch,
ipenn Fe ale Wcden sinnial Slclfd, slIen
fcnneH, lS Milicnen habsn uie YBei,enbreo
a.scfcf, 4 IPiGi~Asr gstsr IN Purrre-.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-04-03

Sn 3nfunft fdlIt Der BON manhem ipeeula,
tipeu yanfee 70 portbcilbaft tetrieteue ltlb
fi9 nit bem 8rrfaufsred,t auf 6ffentIhhe
edneereieu meg fein Ycrfaufsrcd,t w:rb
mehr serpdbrt, rpenn Der 9Indceler nid,t bis
CUR 3eit, ipc er Elm frldes nad,weiieu pin,
auf ciefem 9dnce selebt uuo es I'D, CUR Scei'
math erforeu hat. Sisher hatten oiele gad'
,pcco SpeeuIantsn auf 9utes unperdusertss
eanc ihnelI .eine 9lrt Slcdbaus 9ebaut, oieI'
lcid,t cinige Tddte caielbit sefhlafen, ans
fommenben 8auHicbhabern oann cisfts ''Sn'
prcpement' uuo itr 70 crlanates 8crfaufSs
red,t nur seaen quite @ntfhdbiauns absetres
ten, uno babel "@elb .9emad,t !"
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-04-03
gdmcrsIi6cs 1lmalId.

slls Oerr &riftopb 6. 6en1ei, bon
9aneafier, ain poriaen Ccnneritd9e an einem
arceen burd, WaGer @eipalt 9etriebenen
Sd,!efifeine IN Der @ilcnaieecrei an Der Coz
ueifcgc nit S:tleifcn beid,dftigt mar, gers
fprang Der Sdleififsin uub bic Stiide purs
oen nit furd,tbarcr @enalt ourd, bic Cuff
aefhleubert. Nerr SenIsI tpurbe pcn Der
,piihen linn une Dem SdlcififeiHe bsIubIis
brcd,enen ShleififeinS tpeaocrilien fpuree,
ali bem eeib gctrcffen uuo nit srceer See
malt se9eu Gin platfcrm gcrpcrfen, spcenrd
or nod, cine fdDere gserleBung am Scinters
theile bes Stcpfes befam; aud, erhieIt CT
eurd, einen Soebel einen Streid, an bic Seis
tc ecs ScpfS. @r wurbs in einem bepueh
loIen 3uifance auf9ehcben uno drStlid,e Snls
fe puroe icsleid, berbei9erufen allein feine
erbaltenen 8erlebun9en iparen pom 70 ernfts
lid,er Sefd,afenbsit, BAG CT am poriaen
Sdmtd9 Wcrsen oaran ffarb. Soerr Sens
frI mar ein Heieiaer uno a(Igemein beliebter
iuu9sr Mann, uno feiu fhnsues SHiufheioen
1T fur feline perDttrpete Wutter uno @efdtpis
Ter, teren StiiBe CT mar, Gin duGer(t cuts
pfnelider @crIuf
3rei pcn een Stlefcn tcs ,erbrrd'enen
Sdlcifiteins ipurcsn nit folder 9epaIt forte
gsfd,leuoert, oa8 Ie ourt bic Wduo oes
@ebduees brauaeu unb sine Strede BON et'
ma ,mdn,ie gdrbs bon oemfelben in bic Cos
ncitcso fielen. Gin anoercs ftie8 9eaen eis
nen 8alfeu bon bcm cbern Socen beS G5es
bduoes, auf nelhem sine eait ucn mehreren
3pnnen gfeu lag, uno riidte ceniclben eias
se 3eu aus feiner Steae.-8elfsfreuno.
Cine etnas ssiBige Wirthin fab misliebi3
cas Gin Tuhrmanu, Der re9elmdeia be; thr
einfehrte, ihrcr Ieinuna mad, ~ piel 3uder
in ben @affee that 9Ils es rpiecer einniaf
gcfd,ab, fcnnte iIe I'D, nid,t enthdlten Su fas
gen "3ufer III ebsn oas @eiiineeife nidt !"
Sc,"--faste Der Tuhrmai,n, ineem CT Dor
I'D, hiulatte unb nit Der aan,en Soano in
Die 3udertaGe griff. - "eS III mir lieb, baB
id, cs ,pris, oeuu Dad eebcn III mir 70 pers
lcieet."
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-04-03
Enlfhe N1pten.

Gs aab ME cine 3eit no 70 piele dufTerif
tiuiheno nadserad,te ia fdb c Mote in
llmInuf rparen als aerace jsst. gRir baben
70 eben Elm @erseiduis gefehen, norm ,ipan,
ala uerifieeenerlei falde 9icfen anfaefiibrt
fIno, bic fnrslid, in &irenlaticn aeicBt nor.
ben. llnter biefen finreu mir aud, fclaente {:
3haier Tctcn auf bic Werdanis 8anf
AZ 8oItimrre.
5 Ibaler gtcieu auf tie Wed,anics ganf
ecr Staet uno Gauntp phiIaeeIphid, uno
2Ibalsr RcIirf Rcten auf Die Rcncnaa,
hcla 0auf in pennlplpanien.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-04-03

Das Trantospripitesium MT
GIN 9rcees 6inccrnis in Der SoerabfcBune
ees Srirfportcs itsiut iii oem 8crrefte ei,
niger Staatseiener, 8riefe unb Crudiad,en
pcrtcfrei 81 oeifencen unb gu smpfansen, A.,
lieaen. = Stad, einer slngdbc ees Gscneral.
pcRmeifcrs fpurbcn prn 9Hdfhiuatcn ans
in ben erifen 8 Wcdcn Der iesigcn @pnares,
iteun9 nid,t rpeniger als 3,3s4,O4S Dceus
mrnte franfirt uno abaeid,idt. Das Sc,
pid,t esrfelbeu bstriis iber I79 Conner ceer
35S,OO0 pfuno. 8ein Wunbsr alfc, penn
bic poffpa9en niseerbred,en NIB eas pcffs
hrnnrtemsnt faan' in, Srancr 1T, teine ei9s
nen 9Ius9dbcn su eedcn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-04-03

~ Ter Sn6epe @rcbfhmico bimm ri
gs9snmdrtig in NidmcnO, 8irsinisn, auf Die
Scfc 6rfes los, be9Icitst Don Gem fentudp
Numpgns Schrer.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-04-03

ttfisni9en unftrer asebrtcn Subtriben,
Ten, pslhe ibren Bcbucrt psrinSert haben,
tosrbfn. eriuht, nns cisiss aniujeissn, eami
mir ishsn bs 3situne esHssmds pltitsn
scnEFt.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-04-03

W. Gias ancere 9rcBe y big @cnpeniicn,
ahnI,d, ssr i'm Sabr 1910 9chaItenen, fol- anf
eem Smlahlfelo pcn 2ippceauos am ndcDs
Ren 29feR Wui oebaIten rpereen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-04-03

Der eaneaifer "gramiusr unb Osralo"
1T nus in seeeuteab pcrar6eerter Srrm ,u'
9efcmmen NIB fam nun fir bic gr6sfr 3si,
tuns aeIten Die in Wnnipluanien, auiTer pbb
laeelphia, acerudt Wire.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-04-03

Rd 6dbmu b.--Cie @cs
fssgebun9en bon Rlrnldne, Sblo mo Rai
fadnlefis babsn ft bsrelfs aus pertagt.--
DUES III fur nniere Ssiee9ebun9 nabab.
thunaswfrtb.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-04-03

Su etnelnnati fprans fiir,Iitb cine Tad,t'
,panoleriu aus bem ,peifen Stcd siaes, in
Der Weit 'Trcntitrase aeIeeeusn Soaufes, in
Die Straee une pcrreuftc bios ihren RnDd,ct.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-04-03

Tas Ger. Staatcn Diifrift9erid,t 40 BAL,
timcre hat auf anhdnaig aemadte Rlaee ee.
gen bad BON einsm aewiifen eDfanbsr Spocs
ucr uno Genfcrtsn gu Icn gcrf frshernrife
uinrrirte Tcd,t Der MISUNDERSTANDING
entihiceen, uno cinen gewiiIsn G'ilmcur, as
aenteu Der @cmpa9n;e, in Die aefeBlihe Sfra.
fe rru so 3haIern fir jccsn Scntrapenticns.
faa (crei maren as9en i'm eiusetlast) as.
fd,la9sn. Das @ieritt itimmt fcmit Der sIn.
fIdht bel, bas bos 93cd,t Der pcifeireetipn aus
fd,Iiselid, Der 9iesiernns anaeh6re.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-04-03
89feuoer rarmee.-O Die slrmer

W II z u IL u III z. - l'Ie gFmee
Der @er. ct. it 5000 Wann fart. Cas
8ris9scepartenen beparf ljibrlid, SO 600,
600. @in9erdumt, cas bon piefer Summe
enpa ein 8iertbeii fur penfIcncn unb an 3ab,
lungen an Sueiaucr rerpencsf wirc, bIeiben
bod, INNER nod, q WailIrnen ilbri9. lBabr
lid, feline fIeiue Summs, um Gin armeed,eu
ucn 5000 Wdnn su unterbditen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-04-03

Silr bic Ruifcnpermciinna iIno in Der 9Ip.
prrpriafirnsbil fir bas fcmmenbe 9fed,.
nnnasiahr nur $4,000 anftatt Der frilhercu
100000 nuSaeisst - Elm @erpcis, oae fie
rnhsren Gerinte 81 eirer 9iecucticn niobt
lecialid' auf aehifiIaen sntriebsn aeaen crn
SHd1Ier insbeicuccre teruhtcn. 9eiasf"a. III
ole @lauiel, caB ocr;u9spsife Seecffiiiere,
icrpeit thunlid,, eatsi teffdftist merecn fcl.
len, uno cae hem @cngrcee Gin plan iiber
Ole ferneren Sprratiruen Der BermetIuua
pcrinIe9sn.--EaticnaI 3situns.
Spanicn -- Die Snfdn,ir Shnrfcte
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-04-03

Spanien- Die Snfor,ir sharrc'te
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-06-15
FIFTY YEARS SINCE"

The New York Mirror contains an
essay on the manners and customs fifty
wears since, which is full ofadmonition
TO the present generation. Fifty years
make great change, not only in the
condition of an individual, but III the
habits and principles of society.
We make an extract for the benefit
OF our readers, male and female. The
writer says:--"When Washington was
President, his wife knit stockings in
Philadelphia, and the mother made
doughnuts and cakes between Christ
mas and New Year; now the married
ladiesare too proud to make oughnuts,
besides they don't know how, so they
even send to Madam Pompadour, or
some other French cake baker, and
buy sponge cake for three dollars n
pound. In those days, New York was
full Of substantial comforts; now 1t is
full of splendid misery; then there
were no gray-headed spinsters (unless
they were ugly indced,) for man
could &C, married for dollar, and be.
gin housekeeping for twenty, aud in
washing his clothes and cooking his
victuaIS, the wife saved more money
3 than it took 10 support her. Now
have knowna minister get five hundred
dollars fer buckling couple, then
wine cake and ct oeteras, five hundred
more--wcdding clothes and jewels .
,housand-six or seven hundred in
driving 20 the springs or some deserted
mountain, then 4 house must be got for
eight hundred dollars per annum, and
furnished at the expense Of two OF
three thousand-aud when all is done,
his pretty wife can neither make, Q
cake nor put an apple in a dumpling,
Then a cook must be got for ten dol
lars per month--a ehambermsid, o
laundress, aad seams,resS al seven dol
lars each, and as the fashionable folly
orthe day has banishcd the mistress
from the kitchen, those blessed helps
aforesaid reign supreme and while mas
ter and mistress are playing cards IN
the parlor, the servants are playing the
devil in the kitchen--thus lighting the
candle al both ends il soon burns out.
Poverty comes in at the door and
drives love out Of the window. Ii is
this stupid and expensive nonsense
which oeters 50 many unhappy old
bachelors from entering the state Of
blessedness. hence YOU find more
deaths than marriages.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-06-15
SPACE ANNlIIILATED.
INTERESTING EXPERT iRSTs OF MoEsE's TFLE
GRAPH.

GRAPH.
We learn from Baltimore that on
Saturday last Morse's Magnetic lele-
graph, which connects between the Gap
nol q, Washington and The Railroad
Denot in Pratt. between Charles
and Light streets, Baltimore, was put
in opera ton with a view OF trying
some experiment. The batteries were
charged and The Telegraph put in full
operation, conveying intelligence to
and from The Capitol. A large num-
Der Of gentlemen, the Patriot says,
were present to see the operations Of
this truly wonderful contriyance.
Many admitted to the room had their
names sent down, and in less than q
second the apparatus in Baltimore was
put in operation by the attendant in
Washington, and before the lapse ola
half minute the same names were re-
turned plainly written. At half-past
IL O'Clock, A. NJ, the question being
asked her, "what the news sat Wash
ington?" the answer was almost instan-
taneously returned-"Van Buren, stock
is rising"-meaning OF course that his
chances were strengthening to receive
the nomination on Monday next. The
time Of day was also inquired for,
when the response was given from the
Cspitol-"lorty-nine minutes past e.
leven." At this period it was also ask
ed how many persons were spectators
to the Telegraph experiments in Wash
ington?-the answer was SIXTEEN"
After which variety Of names were
sent up from Washington, some with
their compliemnts TO friends here,
whose name had just been transmitted
TO them Several items of private in
tclligcnce were also transmitted back
wards and forwards, one Of which was
an order TO the agent here not to pay
certain bill. Here, however, the elec-
tric fluid proved too slow, for il had
been paid few minutes before.
At half past l2o'clock, the following
was sent to Washington, "Ask a report
err in Congress to send despatch to
the Baltimore Patriot at 2 p. NJ"
In about minute the answer came
back thus, at will be attended to-"
o'clock, p. M.-The despatch has
arrived and is as follows.
One 0'ciock.-Thcre has just been
made a motion ia the House to go into
Committee of the Whole on the Ore
gon question. Rejected-ayes 10, nays
sc.
HaLfpaa One.--The House is now
engaged on private bills
Quarter 10 i,oo-Mr. Atherfon is
now speaking in the Senate.
Mr.. S. will NO, be in Baltimore to-
night
So that The Baltimore papers were
enabled to give their readers iniorma-
tion from Washington npto twoo clock.
This is indeed the humiliation of space.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-06-15
.SHERIFF,S sale.

u Z virtue ola f. ia, execution issued out OF
E9the lice ofthe Clerk ofihe District Court ia and
for The County ol Grant il the Territory, of Wis
consin, at the suit of William Glasgow, John K.
Shaw aud Thomas H. Laikr, against the goods
and chauels lands and tenemenis, OF Charles
Bogy, / did, Oh the 10 day Of May, A. ID. lSli,
proceed TO levy upon all tho right, title and interest
which the said Bogy had on the third day OF octoo
Der, 1913. at any time thereafter, OF in and &
the undivided half of The west half Of the souiht
east quarter, and the undivided half ofthe cas-
half OF the southwest quarter dissection twenty-sx,
in town nunher one north, Of range two west OF
the fourth principal meridian, in Grant county,
Aforesaid; all of which said property will sell at
public vendue, FOR cash, at the outward door Of the
Court House, ia the town Of Lancaster, in said
county, on the 22d day of June next, between the
hours Of nine fihe clock A. NJ, and four O'Clock
P. NJ, Ofsaid day, to satisfy said execution and
costs. L. $. BAKER, Sh'G, G. c.. w. L,
eil By N. w. KENDALL, Under Sheriff.
Dated Sh'if's office, Lancaster, May 10, lo14.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-06-15
GR.7NT COUNTY DEZIN
.QUENT LIST -
Office ofMe Clerk offle Board Of Commission
ers OF Grant Counfy,

Lancaster, June Is, 1874.
A Ill PERSONS are hereby notified, that the
IA following tracts Of Land and Town Lots, sold
in Decembsr, 1912, for the taxes due and unpaid
thereon for the year 1912, and previous years, re-
main unredeemed IN this office. Now, therefore,
unless the taxes, interest, and charges, added TO
The several tracts herein described, together with
the redemption fee, and any interest that may sub
sequeny accrue, together with the charges for adj
vertisng the same, shall paid within six months
from the date hereof, in pursuance ofihe statute in
such case made and provided, the same will be for
feiied for such tax and charges:
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-06-15
PLATTEVILLE ACADEMY.

THVHIS Institution will commence us regular
Il Session on Tuesday, the 29th OF April, 1874
The Trustees have secured the services OF Mr..
ID. r. CARRIER, A. b. as permanent pfincpal.--
Mr.. Carrier is an approved and experienced teach
er, whom the Trustees can, with entire coincidence,
recommend to the public, as well qualified 10 take
charge of such an Institution. The Plattevie
Academy has excellent rooms sufficiently large 10
accommodate more than hundyed pupils in
their recitations its location is very healthy aud
easy of access.
The Principal has provided himself with con-
siderable Philosophical Apparatus, which win be
used TO illustrate those studies 10 which 1t is adapt
ed.
TheIns,itmion will commence with Male and
Female department. The Principal viii provide
a Female teacher entirely competent to aid him.
Tho Academic year viii be divided into four
Terms of eleven weeks each. &
Parents or Guardians residing at distance cah
obtain any further information by addressing the
Principal, Posr PAID. Board can be obtln.d in
private families at from 81 so TO 81 90.
Terms Of Tuition.
Common English branches per quarter s2,25
Higher English s. g 4,25
Mathematics, 5,25
Languages, 6,25
The services Of Mrs. Sarah Stone, an experience
ed teacher, have been secured Ornamental
Branches extra, viz: for Botany, $500
Drawing and Painting, 500
French, 600
Embroidery and Wax work taught if desired.
No charge for incdentals.
Tuition for each Term viii be required in adj
vance. or satisfactory reference given, 1t is high
Jy desirable in the formation of classes, and for
other obvious reasons, that each student should,
possible, be present AT the commencement o. the
Term.
The Principal Of the Inslitution-the President
Of the Board, DR.. John Bevans, and the Secretary,
may be called upon TO give assistance TO Students
in finding boarding places, ct 10 render any Other
aid which Parents may wish.
J. w. CLARK, Secretary
Of Board of Trustees.
PLArrEviLLE, April 2ish, 1914 3l-tf.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-06-15
.SHERIERS SIZE.

DY virtue OF an alias f. IA, execution issued out
Dofthe Office ofihe CLERK, Il under the seal OF The
District Cour, of Grant County, Wisconsin Ter,
and TO me delivered, on the second day OF Aprils
A. d., 1874, at the sui, Of Abijah B. Watson, Plain
tiff. against the goods and chaitels, lands and
,enements Of Lewis w. Link and David II. Link.
Defendants, have this day levied upol all the
right. title aud interest which the said Lewis w
ana David II. Link or either OF them had Oh the
eth day Of September, 1913, Or at any time iheie
after, Of in and to the following descrb ed piece Of
land Or lot OF gound, lyiag and being in the town
Of Plaueville, in said county, aud known and dssis
aaied on the plan or map Of shutdown, as lo nun
Der one RI in block number Riaeteea IS ], 'front.'
ing ioay-io1r feet On Market Street. and extending
back along Elm Stree; ninety feet, more " lsss.
which said piece Of land or lot ofgrouad, "i Seh
a, public venaus, at the outward door Of tHe eourt
house. IN the town Of Lancaster, sir said eounty,
On The 9s day of Junr, 1874, between the hoaTs Of
,f,e on, clock A. NJ. end four O'Clock 7. NJ, OF
thatday, to satisfy said execution and cost;
E.S BAKER, Sheriff q. e,
BvN. w. KENDALL Under Sh'h-
s,.rT,s ofies, Lancaster, May s. 1874 ~ 6;
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-06-15

Interest computed up to the 18th day ofJune,
1874. l.. .. SHRADER, Clerk.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-04-18
dA Snnn REWARD.-This reward has been
SfSeVSFUO offered and is now renewed to an in.

definite length of time, to any one professional pr-
vate, who will show the satisfaction of twelve respec-
table citizens that DR.. Duncan's Expectorant Remedy
has ever failed to do what the proprietor claimed it
would do.
The above medicine is recommended for Consump-
ton, colds coughs splitting blood, difficulty breath
ing pain in the side breast and chest whooping cough
and all diseases ofthe Liver and Lungs being the best
remedy extant, entirely free from opium its spiritual
preparations which is the main ingredients in the n-
quacz nostrums, palmedupon the community by
unpncped persons, regardless ofthe great injury they
should know such mixtures always produce. Dr. Dun
cans Expectoran Remedy is entirely free ofopium and
all other violent narcotics and may be used with per
feet safety by all, under any circumstances.
For sale at the store of WI BEEBE.
Cadiz Nov. 10th, 1843.