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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1850-11-07
Fidelity.

Never forsakc your friend. When
enemies gather around, when sickness
falls on the heart, when the world is
dark and cherries, it is the time to try
true friendship. They who turn from
the scene of distress, betray their hy-
pocrisy, and prove that interest only
moves them. If you have friend who
has studied your happiness, be sure to
sustain him in adversely. Let him feel
that his former kindness is appreciated,
and that his love was not thrown away.
Real fidelity may be rare, but it exists
in the heart. Who has not seen and felt
its power? They only deny its worth
and power, who have never loved
friend, nor labored TO make friend hap
py. The good and kind, the affectionate
and virtuous, see and feel the Heavenly
principle. They would sacrifice wealth
and honor to promote the happiness of
others and in return, they receive the
reward of their love by sympathising
hearts and countless favors when they
have been brought low by disease and
sickness.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1850-11-07
PLATTEVILLE
IRON FOUNDRY,

II & G. SNOWDEN, having established
III. an Iron Foundry in Platteville, Grant
County, Wis, are prepared to receive all orders
for Mill, Furnace, or other Castings
They are also prepared to fit or finish almost
every kind of Machinery. Theirwo will be
done in a complete manner and warranted to
give satisfaction. Stoves made and repaired
all on the most reasonable terms. All orders
thankfully received and punctually attended to;
Platteville, July 9, 1S49. III
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1850-11-07

From the Louisville JoaTaa!.
M u SIC.


Give me music, soft sweet music,
For its cadence is to me
As dew-drops to the drooping flower,
Or blossoms to the bee.
1t soothes my fevered, burning brain,
1t Gains my troubled heart,
And bids, in tones of melody,
My anxious cares depart.
Give me music, low, faint music,
And as its echoes roll,
In tones of thrilling tenderness,
Across my raptured soul,
Pll dream again as once l dreamed
Of happiness and love,
When Hope, in wreaths of budding joys,
My life's bright texture wove.
Give me music, sad, slow music,
And, while its sweet tones swell
And fall upon the ears like words
OF low, heart breathed farewell,
My thoughts on Fancy's shall to
The dreamy past return,
And muse amongst the relics there,
In Memory's sacred urn"
Give me music, mournful music,
And my soul in fervent prayer
Shall rise upon the dying note
That vibrates on the air.
Pll prayf for those whom well l love,
That their lives may pass away
AS calmly and as gently as
The tones of that sweet lay.
Give me music, joyful music,
Let me feast upon the sound,
Till my spirit bursts the earthly chain
BY which it now is bound,
And scars on that triumphant strain
Up to its native skies,
To join with angels in the song,
Whose echo never dies. NJ.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1850-11-07
THE GRANT COUNTY HERALD

VIII be published on Saturday morning of each
week at 50 90 per annum, if paid in advance.
delayed tin the end Of Ii the eI YEAR No paper
discontinued until all arrearages are paid IN
less at the option Of the publishEr.
TERMS FOR ADvERrfsING.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1850-11-07

Transient advertisements will be insert
ed at One Dollar per square, of y lines, for the
hrst and Is cts. for each subsequent insertion.
For each stray notice 81 75-twenty five cents
viii be added for each head after the first en-
bodied in the same notice
FLegal notices inserted at the price pre-
seFibed BY law-40 cents folio for the first
and 20 cents each subsequent Insertion.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1850-11-07

II If jewel be genuine. care not
who says it is not.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1850-11-07
TANNING MILLS!

TO TIE EafmefS Oh W1sCOEHSIHs
NJ GORE & LANE have on hand and offer
Al for sale the late Neac York. Improred
FILMING MILLS, manufactured in Platte
vile, Grant County, Wis, by H. r. BEEBE,
and warranted TO be Superior to any other Fam
ing Mills made in the West, and to do better
work. Farmers are invited to call at the shop
where they are manufactured and examine
them, try them, and Judge for themselves. The
model of the Mills are different from any here
tofore made in this country.
Piatteville, July 9th. 1919. 7tf
SUUBPENAS. Summons, Executions, At
~ tachmenfs, 81 for sale at this Office.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1850-11-07
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

RAFFAUF S. GEIGER.
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Cassville, Grant Co., Wis,
II EEP constantly on hand full assortment
II of Dry Goods. Groceries, Liquors,
Queensware, Hardware, Tennessee Iron, Bed
steads and Chairs, Moline Plows, which they
will sell low or exchange for Grain, and other
country Produce.
Also-COOKING PARLOR STOVES.
Sept. 2, 1850. s5S67yl.
P'S. We will also pay the highest market
price in Cash for Wheat, Corn, Oats and Bar
lev. h q Y.
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pATENT FOR SALE lmpFgvefneus r. iAe p
teTlnr Siop-Cock e~ionsng AZ irv~rrc- t.y pa
caiesf % he are William Sweet The Tghi fof Na>sa
cialsss;s Ass sIr-say 5ssR dSPsDeS oE Apply v A y.
HALL, AEeslsyss.sw, ~ Wis3ssS "a slsei'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-19

IYIDENu-SANINGs BANA Fu8 MIR
DCHANTS CLFRK> AND OTHEEs. t~rAus--st
Nciol HAZE fr-s.--- q - ils-.--ta ~ 2 -
~ % M-rcasnfs .rk. have le Ard 1lv-eut s. Ne
rse o ~ i-ry crLl ltr sccc--s rli -1c-T-
-iaollr Sltss, art be cf PEI cr1f prr
srf-iu on sccl-at. Amounting more t1su ts -sf4r
=. -efosiss a-1 AFTER Tues3sv .-s4-- lr-fr-
-,' -1iANl - a.. D. r4c-d LIE credit ID pc a.
Priac4fa &c .lr trs. II J anlzrF. B. order.
- SPENCER KIRBY Secrs;xry.
Ne~-lo era, JAraAry l. IEo ia S-,sa'
SOhkThlNts NEN-Iae subscriber hAs recruLy
- nYr1e Bel ASP. for witch parerf : nor Rid
NJ iT " l-rfO-r ~ tfefrr-lx c1dr-n Ee1-s pArrc
lsrlV srk -T-ous le led sfo1 uulnierfi.usv ~
covering .lcrseiTes So g kcleszl- ~ he tr~ertor
FRANCIS 4 ROCKWELL R-dgese.G c.. az ~ TIT.
Tie sAILkI, Ne. 20 Ws.ss-s- y !. ~ SDlIv'
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~ Al PRIV tTE SALT taree--'ur- arcs
., House and of n WlinN-st Ir pince between : i-r
IL and Jcrs - Brooklyn House -iVl7 iref deep
finished 30 the n--. iaut hv tays' wnrsl Tire oi
-lNl" feet deep. 81 peg cont remain ~ uui and
mortgage. for terms kc appy Co..
ANTHONY J. BLEFCKER. Aucr.on~er
Hrrat- 81
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a--rs lt a. a. 49, -r trgpefT 20 rE-L-f
>All h, cec---ed, ID B-'-i.rl- " r-i1ir-'-f - u
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rr~y goo hose ta-s A. .'r-f -l' -f
-rt u1ftl--1s- Al Esc-l-arllE asp- urchafi l1c
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- ~ ro-- r-s-an az 81. - village oi b-li0r cQ'
49, -lr rrrlrtz- ala--l1 l1--e ~ Pr --- F---s
49, ,. mes run rl- II r hs-fgs4 A. = uol New
lor1 for ----1rr ga--c-4A-. --1--l-H
SMITH Er-,-t0rs q -he a.
FhlNtAS LDCNSEERRT - : ~ a. testament q
q ~ MlLLEA P Sriil- deceased
Daf-1 b-ci1r-. Jaa = .-sa Elms
- FOR SALE OR To RENT. scres. p.ez-s1.
s.-uAiec q he s.l-- -. ui- Eur --~ q ~ u
- Perrcn--irr. " esfcr@srr CO y y r-r f-r--er rtlf
msrol sFFy Do JOSEPH BRISUlGE C-gss River
" esseA-sl-r -. OF ESOCH N BRUNDIGE
@ss - b,svskeEss ~ ].
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- FOR ~ALE-F orty s---s q ~ ~. q-..f u tld.
1-a-c within car-rr tl bar ME 1f re Dc -li
cd -lv HArrl Ralrost. b. NE lrH Wage % Myrr.,-
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E-uu-t La ----u l.-d Or meadow, a1olgl npard aid
slae rrur. gardening purposes, except Al1i ll
acres oe- aid H. rsr - z1F4l-as-o--y ~
l-r 60 divide mo sus a. ior c,-Asrs l~g - a-af
De 5f tai. .he Civ could 1- reached Wfr A. lo4r
One rlare lf-r-,! or sar o. T---ol- LAT =
grove rr t1- wlo- any per-l1 ~ psfs.r- la w.
lfl'te r.sfs and ilr -mrr9ve-lr1L 4 f-fi-c
lis- " - properly ~ .-~n tT LING "a ~ - s-f-
rrr N.--aa--L D.. - W AL-ltE
FARM FOR ~AIf--lrla.-t g. hgl--E.o1. L
40 AL CONSISTING ID l-alr :. = 20 w1-cl ~
- vne- and -,e 1a-a1ce ErszflE ard - -a1c w. '
czt-. 81 % re- c.crCl flr farming al gang f--
qose- -sv1g been E-rt goCd or--f ioT 1ore -aL =
~ -sst There s--aDr u-otc-nEs a1c god
arr srus- ..-la-i On nig. ground counslci-g srv
y aFre extent oi coL1 Lo-s ls1-d SUM. a. h-l--
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s11o.-. - A. f-ln wl-ce .-ere 49, 1-s~ "a CON-
--s-0ls Eft ~ cL.v By rarue1 a1c steanrsiat In-
property frl ~ sl1 scc0r-ta--g ,ers ~ CO. a.
es-s-e- F1r fr--.e- qar-c- - Ev o. v ALlrh ?
BIZ >H 49, >IEPHEN BRl ~. Ex-rr'rr-. s. fr11.-s-
Nc rcrr
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- FIR>T-RArE LAND AND kR-Fo"
w a ~ Nr-'-raf- j.
- .l- 3D.. r..a. st.rs art r-Frri ill- wafer rCv
..l ~ pure s-rrE water s.-4srl lu jefferson
t.s.rfV "a ~ Uh.l lire -ers lf SION Or-eA four
r iao OU.u River f- m.r- above VI lr- ine. and
Ire from SION. r--alt To- i tr-t rate --H. AID
stock -rrr Tie crop ra-ed prem
..r rrca.lra Comfy Ear a. year a.tl lli bushes :
ars con- tl ts acre J. ---a,rd m srclol l c1ll-
r.. famed se fIr sAgt~v ~ ar frr--r 81 -0 sd
-te lalrls.-r of CleaF provisions 400. -c- TIE "a
-0sd frur Vice fu t1lf@- = l- LIE Lac alt ClcIr-
ra Rslraa az oa. tr1ls .as 91c- 80 PEI .r -0orr
.-t l -a.r lt-ls..- u nr-~ 81 flr -
r-cara .aA r Ire r.lt lr. 81 Pre- l.rri >.s~-
Ia4. d. ll- 4cr re 1lrc,.-- nag eNl peri gree bar
-s.a t.-,- trs-rs-c farm. VEL mFrove- 90 vel -l.'
rl t0r f. quotr ur rornr lar,IlF Ir qape r-. To not
so rAr,r-r rl-a-lt-d v i1 nsl-l ar-lf-- ne.--r
....I- nr rs.,r Noul re- received far Terms
Vi sc ST.. q. made -s,F Apply p
JOHN p BAYLFS>
90 ~ Pur-.al1. J-1ersll Co ptio.
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crrs1nna.HousE NOTICE
49,.
d.


i No HAoveE street Sesi'N ioIss,
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TIE preceding embrace perod q about Eve
oniAs-for view " The enre year see ContrOAers an
neal report
RioT TRiAJS.-CoCRr OF OTER AND TRIMMER
- Ceasiaesd-Seiore Judge EamGads and sG Frsns-in
and Coacknn
Mr. Van Baren Of the Counsel defense rsmsfked
10 The Court. they had Understood tha Mr. Nlalsg uoy
On Tie part Of the prosecution woold Thai being
rss case, o1l ons wsold do bsr sde. Tnes ~o1d
49,. 49,, ny 80, ~ ~ Posnss Ar w 49,
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4s-IsrN IkO. NALPAkAl>O And PANAMA. ON
Il-rs-af. t-l Frbr-ar, -Ihr steamship NLH-
ORLEANS D " I'D commander l,lOo tll, burden, q
cave ar sar francisco t.r-ci frr1 pier T. ou T1esiar
ta F~ouar a. O'Clock. TIE D. Ia. unsurpassed A..
cJnnoit-ol ~ tr---as. auc .ecunGa1tn pass-r gers
t-rt y san Frsnc lrst cabin SO second ca1n ~
TIE y ~ - glf RI gi4i fJr which. ya--
s-sr sPp.. ~ HOWARD son - Broadway
!. ..-r
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..a, =, noa,r.-,-
Is; FGF SAIL s,ad ~ .s-.. tl't i-'-.las i.-.,s
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sv-.s-
f01 H.--- Jew. g. t.- ar .- .' 2
avenue
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~ offers fl- 81 r'f e hole ~ Do r-ru-,- cons fling VI 10
- page n. .ei. - acre. 1f-,- isli --4 ss--
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L FOR CALIFOR>IA-DlSPAT LINE
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-05-16

mcnt. perhaps the fifth, hard as it is 10 pay
gold for brass-and the second only would fail
If we are right in our conjecture, the results
would be, in the House:
The admission of California as free State.
The abolition of the Slave Trade in the Dis
trict.
Further security TO the STAKEHOLDER Of his con
stitutona right, coupled with further security tc
free blacks against legal kidnapping.
The limitation of Texas 10 her present
bounds, by paying roundly-
10 territorial governments in the nero territory.
In short so far as the contest about slavery
IN the new territory is concerned, the result
would be the adoption Of The Presidents plan.
The first two measures the free States would
hail with delight; to the third and fourth no Sc
serious objection would be made TO the last
the Presidents pLca-bo' North and South may
at last cheeriuliy assent-as not only the best
thing practicable, but the only thing practicable.
Why not: That question we propose to consid
er next week.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-05-16
From California.

News received to april |. Three steamers
at New York bring Two millions and half OF
gold dust.
We are again indebted to Fred Billings of
San Francisco for news. Politics run bgh the
Wings are grandly pleased with President Tay
iors Recommendations as to California, and viii
improve the advantages thus given them.
News from the mines continues favorable ::
gold Is as abundant as ever, and the supply of
provisions, sc. at san Francisco Is abundant
Prices are declining.
There was runor at San Francisco on the
day the mail left April H. that the Legislature
had determined to Geclare California independ
eni, uulcss she Is soon admitted into the Union.
THIS thing is possible nay, probable, by and
by: bat we gues this report is an ''.4prd fool"
Alexander Wilson, late OF Boston and ma
tive Of Topsham, VI, died at the mines Febru-
airy l2th, OF chronic diarrhoea aged % years
We notice 10 other deaths among the Vernon
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-05-16
EDITORS TABLE.

The Home journal, Mem York. Morrls d
Willis announce that they are unable to supply
new subscribers with back numbers, and that
to accommodate them, neir series ofthe Homt
Journal" will be commenced on the LIST of July
next 81 per year, copies for So
Orleans County Gazette :---lrasburgh, J. A. &
l.. 3 jameson.
A new whg paper well edited and handsome
ly printed. J. A. Jameson is a gentleman O
fine talents-L. b Jameson is first rate printe
lone of our best boys,) and need not fear TO play
the editor, too. Success to the Gazette.
To Eorsnce"-We should be glad to graf
ify You, but you must Improve before an intro
ducton to the public. Try to dress your thought.
III fewer tpords.
The THO Horlds, .Nsic York. Fifteen num-
bers have row been published. 1t is really one
o. the handsomest and best of the literary week
lies much in the style of the old New {orb
Mirror" J. J. Bailey and VIM. Ross Wallace
editors J. l.. Lockwood s, Co., publ shers. 81
per annum.
american Monthly Musical Rerier, .Nctc York
|. B. Woodbury., editor, Huntington & Savage
publishers. Three NUMBERS have been issued
1t is worthy of the attention of the musical. A
new and improved system of notation is announ-
ced and adyocated-by Ernest Won Heeringen.
The most we can say of it Is. that clefis, flats,
shalps, and multitude of musical rules seem 10
be annihilated by this new system
The Story ola Family: by the author of ''the
Maiden Aunt Boston, E. Liitel & Co.. Living
Age Office.
You may rely upon it, anything that comes
out under the auspices OF Mr.. LiItell Of the Liv-
ing Age, is good.
DeJorars Diary: by the author of "the Maid
en- ard Married life of Mary Powell Milton"
Nothing of his has reached our table yet, save
a single extrdcl-a taste of the book Just enough
to give keen edge 10 the appetite. The ad-
mirers of ''Mary Powell" land we venture TO say
the number of admirers is exactly equal TO The
number of readers viii surely love-we guess
1t viii so turn out-her daughter .'Deborah."-
Lttel is preplrIng the new book for publication.
The Student: A family Miscellany and month
~ school reader devoted to the moral, intel
lectual, and physical improvement of youth,
embracing the natural sciences, biography,
history, photography, drawing, and music.
New YORK, n A. Calkin-, edtor-Fowler &
Wells, publishers.
a highly approved and truly excellent publ
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is the first OF a new volume. Each number con
tains 81 pages octave, illustrated. 81 per an
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