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by j. q. MCGUIRE. Aucll0i

gE by j. q. MCGUIRE. AuctiOnccr.i .tsta
UCTIoN SALE VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ADJOiN-
the railroad depot On Monday aaeInocn October
O'Clock, shall sell the following described
Pa 10, No J. in rquare fronting Jersey
adjoining Foy hotel ON The noh running back about
liz feet s....sl5 L4&t.fa 81 Il.
Also part fronting 80 feet
and adoang Foys Hotel to the eastward rnnnng back ITO
feet. .8 tt llt ~
Also fronting IFS feet ON running back
265 4 i e.ft#I.a a1
suitable hotel
coal and lumber yards &C. Their
speculation
comment ..i a188Hs. .aal.r9. 1f@t- t-e .iaF
Terms One third cash in twelve and eight
months sactory secured bearing Tile from
the United States t&A 4 ta-s
and place. will be sold that valuable
Dadenbug Springs, situated
Of Bladenbug including about
Of land surrounding the same.
There are two springs grounds called Public snK
and this other about
capacity, between bridge and the river. .f4a
qualities Of these
equn superior county, and afford
portuny found the valuable and profitable
watering place extnnt, at3Et eE
only ride from Washington and
Baltimore being also pleasant drive from Wash
lnston.
Terms One residue twelve eighteen
months satisfactorily secured, beading interest
JAS. e. MCGUIRE,
Sep I'D Auctioncer
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By GREEN 4 scor.r. Aue.,onssr..

VEhf VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR sALE.-Wi be sold a
Puohc auction Monday, OF October
@ @ ui ~ esosk @ ~ tho evening thai very valuable poPe, on
corner oi
syana avenue consisting Of three brick dwelling
houses wh attic ssores we'll hnshod cellars each In ad
don u ne mhin houses there brick back buildings
stories hs' win other out and the whole resting
thousand and ninety feet of ground. AHs #H
I'd There Including for kitchen,
joining back -buldngs.
This property within the State and Treasury De-
and other public Offices immediately In front
Of thn promises is beautifully improved pubc gound which,
WIN fennsyvania obquely The south o IL and
passing the side beautiful
with large space for the circulation Of
The tree
now, occupied BY Mrs Wise boarding. but the houses
be easily krce with Offices
at the corner Of street
Terms one-thifd balance and three the
purchaser purchasers bearing interest fron the
Of SALE deed given and deed Of Tie indispua
Bile. GREEN X SCOTT,
Sep9-d AuctOneers.
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TO OUR sUBsCRIBEnU.

The hoQks.
payment Of The subscription be- a advance
Distant subscribers ~ latter ts posssrs
which viii b. paid BY U.s. assumed BY ourselves il m -
uansmssaOn. "tN
Tie COUNTRY published u weekly dutss the -
sioas of CoAUsss, sad ssuA-wsshIy during
Subscriptions . period received -
psorostsHsA ~ tho above annual rates. 1uFf n
o. POBfMASTEkB agents asd BY
seadng subscribers, $50 enclosed
sEMf WEEKLY subscribers. with 4ao en<ioscd WEEKLY
Subscribers, with so enclosed viii be entitled U u The
edition they subscribers for, vssss.
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RUGBY ACADEMY.

5ts RUGBY ACADEMY.
Bodrak school for gentlemen, Waahinsfon city, d. C.
of this ihst,tuton will
Monday September 4h Circulars containing all
formation can be had by addressing the principal,
The following m of officers employ ed in the Institution
c. r. Morrson principal professor OF mathematics and sciencc
professor professors of modern
teacher Of music teacher Of drawing and paint
ing master OF gymnasium =
LroTuRuKs Thomas r. Everett, A. M NJ r., member OF the
OF Of Natural History OF the Dis
Professor Charles Grad member Of the National
Intue Society Natural History Of the District
Columbia; Professor William Chauneey Langdon, A. b. membcr
of the National institute
Nv. w Cocoran, Washington u. OF 'Thos
Rch.e, Washington, d. CT Rev Smith Pyne, d. D. Wash
ng,on, D. Cj ID A. Hail. Washington, d. O. Capt r. j.
Page, Wanhngion ID. O. WIN. seidcn, Washing
D. c. Lieut. NJ. r haay, Observatory, s. Chew, NJ q
Spencer, u. d., Eastern Shore, Nd Rev r, y.
Wilmer Philadelphia Rev. w. French, Washington D. @
Rev w. Pinknsy, Nd a Dayton esq, Washington, d. @
Blake u. N; Hon VIM. 5miih Va; Hon. VIM
Ashe, N. c.; ~. DE Leon, 3. O.
Patrons.
Aux2J-codlmd keps
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Important Announcement to Capitalists.

THE of IIygea Hotel, Old
complied with by
by all the parties interested offer
public Wednesday, the 3 Of October
o highest bidder 5&
This embraces the whole establishment the furniture
and privileges
longing present
celebrity Of this fashionable
der lengthy description and those who offer II
well selling do
of their funds. HHIH
the office, time sooner, II desired. +.
The One third the purchase cash, and
equal payments Of and
payments satisfactorily secured
carr Of sale.
at IL O'Clock.
JOS r. REYNOLDS,
+fHf A. MEUAgFEY, =
atss IL. u WORsHAM
Sept 7--eodtddSep 4eeg
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NEW marhereu, s~lUcu skc., Inspection oS 1885,
IN No. 1 msekerel in rs IN. kite
No 3msckerei small, IS h. kits, (br.akfast mack srs)
No.4 do In barrels
fierce psched salmon,
spc~h hsuneic slIy
scaled and No. herring, In boree, thia year 4.
Also Loneworth a~d zmmcrman's spar dry
Wines he dry wine said be superior 10
wines1
Tsrre lssute vircseres, and Ctpcr. ,st Awlly hams
In stove and for snis by AuRCK ELI 4 RAlLY,
N..mar fa sseess John r. Kibhey Co.,
Sep l6-so0 st, f..E. No. 8, opposite Centre Msrkst.
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Western NH tary Institute,

THE first OF the seventh annual session q this college
Monday September 1853, second
the frst Monday in the following February.
faculty experienced professors The
session 221 The
studies eaees the eenuhc Of the United States Military
history, English literature,
Greek Latin Students admitted
including civil engineering modern book
keeping commercial and other branches
.isss n.
military introduced merely duse military
knowledge but dcpnc health and physical develop
tuition boarding. fuel, lights, washing
furniture and 500
Surgeons per information address A.
Smith, Louisville, Kentucky Smith Johnson 81 Magazine
street, New Orleans, or b. r. johnson, superintendent
JulyQ Q4--2aw awcr2m j. i
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THE UNION ACADEMY, CORNER OF FOURTEENTH
Il ork +. .'#
parents wishing to select
ne sehoo' M he correct and thorough training
c'Ascs
snA natural sciences thss they college,
cnt",enns s"veynx and for commercial rsspcc
sI invited 70 VS.. ,ne institution call principal
Nopapiis viii he admitted
to he ksd os doubtful. " "'
No who have not A..
yopd the primary branches ~
Circulars can be oh,ained a, the principal bookstores.
- u. RICHARDS,
1er'H-d" Principal.
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Hy J. @. MCGUIRE, Auotiomeer.


u DosEWOOD PIANO FORTE HOUSEHOLD AND OFFIt IL
IL horse nj uucinnOn w sdnesd
morning. 10 O'Clock, the residence of Baron
Gero ssn Mnister Of Gay and Green streets Geo
town, ishali sell
Rosewood 7oc,avc piano forte, by Drckopf IIurc, Lsipe
, Rosewood tete- tate sofa tf sfAty 1tHt
A paor and reception chairs, covered with silk damask
Rosewood writing cabinet, centre table .4g
Rosewood bookfiuDd, qunrtclle tables
Elegant French mnnto clock, 10 match f
curtains, c0rnice fire
beautiful gilt carcel lamp, bronze ornaments +.
Bas relief copies Of scupinrc IN gilt frames
Mahogany extension and side tables
sideboards, ouk butler's E tAEa 3n
Elegantly decorated Berlin China dessert T
Franci China dinner coffee, and tea sets '5.-.r .5s
Beautiful French China bouquet piece
Cut glars dccanteTs, timbers, wines, finger bowls
Two silver handled knives table cutlery
Mahogany writing cabinets desks reading stands book shove
mineral =.
Morocco ed chairs and other Office furniture
Very large and beautiful oak wardrobe
Hedsteud1, bureaus, washsands r
Three aud ingram carpets, oiclath, mating
swiss muslin and chintz curtiins, cornice
Refrigerator, cooking stove, kitchen utcnsis
Bath tubs shower bath, kc ~ sit
Y O'Clock t.1
A small carriage, suitable horses
about nine old, excellent family
A 4
Harness, saddles, brides, stable furniture, &c. #E8
under, that credit Of two and
MONTHS satisfactorily endorsed bearing
Ha JAS. q. MCGUIRE
Sep l6-d Gtf AHtN tb Aucuoneer.
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Cr. MAAY'B HALL, for Young Iadics-aM Institu-
~ ton of the Protestant Church. Hamilton Terrace Nos
1876 Norlh Euaw street, Baltimore.
Tho daiss this school will be resumed Monday September
5h Its favorable city, being
highest gound desirable quarter. Ths building
specially in
Of boaders received being mtcd and nearly ed ear
application will cOntaiaing fall
will be forwarded application 70 the rector.
BALTIMORE, Aug. ~, 1853. Aug 3tnw4wcp
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I 7 T-.-| !. I I7II Z I
L. Of 100 acres, eight miles from Washington,
within quarter of plank turnpike road
line Brookvie The
whc materials and
Sc oo and consist Of asse and convenient dwell
in beautiful forest swxer barn,
barrels carriage aud hovses house
frct ervnns house 40 by 10 feet hay houses hsc
poultry halt tn. land II wni wood
cleared land 10 In good state OF cultivation, and with
OF the meadows Rock creek has all been lined
within last ycsss. aN
Also OF good land, lying also Rock
Rockville turnpike reahbor
Of Mer Dunlop Dick Brent Perry and
The
dwellings With banss r the
the will be sold ense divided TO suit
ehassrs- sllf r. n sMta. II. EsN.E e#
a Also OF % with white oak timber
formerly properly D Johs Bowie twelve miles
washington, yna Immediately the rous Of the Bookvfns
and District line plank and tnrnpiks road E#
lands will be sold reasonable price, and on accomo
dating the intending to from iss county
For further particulars apply TO
l78Ns '11Hf LU'1E' JACKSON, RRo., 4 Co,
Sept Il-eo2w .U..af sfNF Pennsylvania avenue
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A EW GOODS VOW OPENfNa.-r j. STEER w..sn,.
on Plsce, I'M svses opening superior Of GEN
uemsns soods, which viii Gvs h
ne pso.. .sd to the public In addition the
merchant tailor special
sismsn's dress shirts Of very superior ousisy
As collars s,ochs, neck es esavas scve suspeude hnsis
~, nnd furasshiua Condo 20 ssaiiy. ~
sep sl-3nwtfSw
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by ). g. MCGUIRE, A,,ot,oneer.

VERY DESIRABLE DWELLING-HoUsE AT AUCTION
Monday September 26h 5x O'Clock, the premises
part o 4s9, fronting ~ feet on 9Th street
and north improved by two story and
telling The above property s
and desirable of the city within hso
les walk and principal hotels.
the residue 8, IL, and IL months, for
satisfactorily secured, bearing interest.
E3tfaFl \ ata't4s J. G. MCGUIRE, Ct
Sep l4-d sht r#t Aucuoneer' q
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FARM FOR SALE.

oR SALE accommodating exchange for city
Alexandra Virginia, about miles
half mile Of the Ysia church, containing
land about 2s Of which wood
apple the Also
of water mud = healthy neshborhood.
hne opportunity here offered want Of
supply markets OF Washington, 9eorgeown aud Alex
andria, he farm i approach them
further particulars inquire Edward merchant
opposite wards Hotel Of Parker, fancy usder
tonail Hotel
Sept 1876
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NEW FALL, GOODS JUyr OPENKD--We would
specy inform and the public generally that
fall stock OF dry goods
ing every heavy domestic goods and nlso complete
OF goods which would the
ton Of particularly Our stock comprises In
foiowrnas
A4New York miIs brands Of superior shrinsm
hrng linens OF Richardson's celebrated
family brand wsrsssed all pure linen
50 pieces medium fine white hanne warranted all WOOL
aud unsurpassed for cheapness :. 1..s.
pieces heavy Barnsy table diaper warranted all pure linen
ranging from rs - ~ 70
100 dozcn Jpcn towels ofa qualities and sscs
20 do lnsn t,h,s napkins. vsry cheap
q bales 5-< brown shcctings, very heavy
Ane and heavy - sheetinp At 10 cents
do good quality for wsddtng com'or's &C.
pairs blankets, ~ 50 N "a 80
IL coorcd MarssiiIea ecunterpanes, very hne
500 dozen lsdrs miss rents and half hose
comprising ssscmcnt Of hosiery to b. found IN n'
msrhet prieces, Shoesa'e or re
tall. rsE 4ftttrrI # E
portion Just bcen
the OF all in want Of any OF ns
above named goods -,
9H9NIV4 w ~. eHUsrEH CO.,
efs sNi4 Seventh street, Pennsyivsaia svenue'
Aua 0e--eoAAw3M sst A.s aw 'MfF
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National Medical College, Washington.
Annual Of Lectures viii
te fourth Monday in October, and continue until March
yAouLrr. .s. 5#a.
Thomas Miller NJ d. Anatomy Physiology.
NJ D. Professor OF Obsteuics and Deases Of
and Children, III
Joshua R,ey d. Of Ma,ers Mcd'en Therapeutic.
and Hygisne, . liz, !,
Surgery.
Grafton Tyler NJ D. Professor Of Pathology and Practice Of
Medicine. +
King sone NJ D. Professor Of Microscopic and Pathology
ca Anatomy
lewis H. ssnvr NJ D. Professor of Chemistry and Pharmacy
Cbas. y. Forcs NJ. d., Prosector and Dsmons,ra,os.
faces for the prosecution OF practical aeaomy arc
ample. h....
for clinical instruction
under roof.
additions the sudngs the Inst for
OF the sick will greatly extend The usefulness OF
the and surgical clinic
erpeuec full Of lectures SOS
10
Macalatnr fee payable only once)
70
Ason Medical and Surgical Clinic through the whole
ROBERT KING STONE, NJ D., "E
Dean OF the Faculty,
Once md residence OF r and lsth streets
f7-oawstNev
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ruASE's HOTEL, No. h3f broadway New York
establishment viii be opened BY tho undersgned NJ the
Of hotel the ssb Its
desirable and degtfsi-
No PAINS spared
Portable other hotel in the country, -. ii .e
J. r. CHASE.
Sept 7-d1 New York, septcmbcr 8, 1881.
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Proposals for OH for Lighthouses.

Proposals oi AVf IAxht-houscS
TSxAsrKr DnrAsrann .I
Once Light house Board,
September Q, 1858.
cEALED PROPOSALS. will be received this Office uul
nu.s ssasSaeas win ssen one thousand Ave Ssnsed
Ss~ CIV NJ. Ssaissa Il la s
made casks suitable for shns prime ORDER on or before the
supply should receive the oil
s s Of dss m s @ BE
and he shall be entitled to payment therefor within nj
An s oil contracted for under the foregoing proposals 10 be sub
@ g s s asd s By s oI
thought BY the whom thai duty may be
%sa %pd s., :, temperature mp lower
required penalty hf of
nc value of,hs contract is1 It's q Faithful M execution" =. ,.,
70 sse. bid though may be the lowest from other eon'dsra
s ~ @ n an sss % s
D' 0'''' . ''' ''s'' TonsToN A. JENKINS,
North Carolina s,n Per Cent. state bonds.
sftHl #b a.ftast t4MG pD TRgAsuRy Dgr ARTAEkr 4.
@ gd# Raleigh, IN. C,) August IL, 1884,
EALED PROPOSALS win as ,ceivd in the city Of New York.
until o'clock OF the 10Th Of September next for the pu
S5ooooO
Of bonds issued by Carolina.
These bonds viii @ bear date s @ o. July s and will run
viii bo payable the FIRST days Of July and
January Of each year.
principal will be payable
public in The city Of New York; unless when e purchaser may
prefer have them made payable the Of North Caro-
hDa
There issued authority legislature
Carona for the construction Of the North Carolina railroad
addition the faith Of the Sate all the stock held by the State
the dividends stock
foi their redemption. 81 r 50
They win bs issued In $1,000, purchasers
prefer. Tsli sIf s3 s.s#t
These bonds express ennctmen exempted
Parties bidding will please address "PIo
porals North carolina Suite Bonds the New
York; directed TO the OF Messrs Brown DE Rosse o0 Front
street. New York. agtg #..@A
Tha bids will be opened the Bank Of The Republic O'clock
the 3tll Of September G. Is. La
president OF the snd bank and r. Brown and David
Freeman and others.
Successful bidders will required Informed of the
Of their bids deposit bank the bids,
with the accrued Om the of July
the of the Of North Carolina h4 ase
This deposit Republic,
York. in the Bank Of the State North Carolna the Bank
of Cape Fear, Raleigh North Carolina
Persons wishing documents showing the Of the
the State the of The ndobrdness have them
application this ONCE Messrs. Brown De Roset
ID. w. COURTS,
Public Treasurer Of the State Of North Carolina
Sep 9-eodid
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General Claim Agency. & 3gi
u A. SOMMEKVlLIE, Agent aud Attorney
III Of pension lnu aud
hr Virginia scrip
Forwarded per mail upon request. !.
OHce street, Department. P0snges
letters must be prepaid insure attention Address absve
Warrington, d. G.. July l5-law3modAcp
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Young Ladies' Institute, PitssGeid, Massachusetts,
WELLINGTON H. TYLER, A. NJ,
j. HOLMES AoNEW, D. d.,
Principals and Proprieiofs
THE winter the I'd of November Early
pcntos for places desirable The location IL unusually
heslthfu the winter cold
those changes huuui health Ths ovisions for
physical gymnsa
.he land We commend
disciplinary education the four
oeacicG with In wholly
10 interests nine female eschcr and nine professionally sdo
catsa gentlemen, besides hour Lecturers.
For particulars catalogue ssued be had sppc.on
Sspt6-dim.
AUGUSTA HOTEL,
AusvsrA,
SAMUEL O. WILSON, Lsssee and Proprietor.
RiAs~fei Of Sareei, fhree
Washington Street
H. subscriber having taken lease Of ,h. hsa, e. hotel
will his undivided attention the accommodation of
hts friends His Efforts will be directed
the comfort Of all who him with
them with transient boarding. vol such
through travellers may prauonze his daily ordinaes
The will he the
setter of the house, aad add reputation dsiy.
sl sAMUEL @. WILSON.
Aug 0-d5tsAlawtlNov
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GREEN'S Ink Eraser and Paper Cleaner for Book
keepers clerks, literary gcnemeBA Kind Of
rubber article fsr the purpose
Aside from qualities pencil cleaner
scraper The surface OF bs unbarmsd.
FOR by COLLINS BOVINE CO.,
street north Pennsy Branch
OF staiioncr's Hail. ia and l78 Pearl street, ~ Y.
le-n
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Tickets 4lo-haves s5-quarters % 50.
cslt6csss OF packages of IS whole tickets 9ito
DO do 25 half do 10
do do rs quarter do %
for tickets and shares and certificates Of packages in the
splendid lotteries will the prompt attention. aud
Of each drawing will Be sent immediately amer
all who order from
Adirsss p. J. BUCKLEY,
Beps u wilminsoa, Del.
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HAIR MANIFESTATIONS, Bary's, Lyons Katharon, and
III Washes by the dozen or retail The trade upped al
sTEvENs'5
septls-3uf Sales room, under Browns Hotel.
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BRILLIANT sCHErI Es.

BRILLIANT SCHEMES
To be drawn At Wilmington, Delaware September 1859
GREGORY d MAuRY, Msaagers
$50:
rsEfs Lottery for benefit Of tho
p HH STATE or DELAWARE,
Class l, for 1858.
Drawn at Wimngton, Del, Saturday, September "a 1889
rs number lottery-l3 drawn ballots.
-aH s hAoMYIcEu
splendid capital Of splendid prize. 600
splendid prizes of,....., $4,000 81 de- ,... 700
do ....... 10000 900 10O
de ....... 5000 &c. &c. Ac
Tickets $io--haves S0-quaes S3--eightls ~ so.
Certificates OF packages Of 25whoe tickets, S260 "
DO do IS half do lD w
De sHE do ~ quarter do 65 w
Do Dc IS eighths do ~ 80
Orders for tickets aud certificates
hs above splendid lotteries will prompt
and an account each drawing will be Immediately
TO all who order from
Address &4 P.J. BUCKEY, Agent,
Aug 23-5tawd&s N 4ia aA wilmington, Delaware
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Lucas, Turner, ~ So. bsnkcrs ssn rrnnctsco Saii-
E 1 forntn,
iAPTAIN T. SHERMAN late OF the his
III. public that he akcs charge Of tho banking house
aan Francisco md that he has
whore he viii his personal
The collection and Of debts, sell
ing exchange hank
srs~ bn.iness n general tA ff u fNA
wealth and responsibility Of the members of this hrm
title , to perfect confidence
Sep lf-dtm
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Collectors Once, september IA, 1909.
NOTICE TO Ax-PAYHRs-DEDUCTIoN ron PRodPT
ymantNotce b hereby aven that the for the
this occ deduction
eight per allowed law for tho
or he instant. ..#e-5 ~.a.-
Sept l6-eodn H. j. ROCHE, Collector
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-10-26

My regret is sincere that | have been
placed In my present position; but
will not shrink from it. il my political
friends deem il best for me to continue
lin it. l shall submit with good grace
to defeat only hoping that every Wing
md erery honest man will.'do his duty =
have it from relaable source that
Governor Farwell u,ii not accept the
nomination Of The Wafevfown meeting,
or suffer his name to be used as ii can
didate, but this has had nothing TO do
with my decision.
You are not only at liberty to publish
this letter, but | would consider it as
proper to do so.
With high regard and esteem, | am
Respectfully your obt., serv't
HENRY S. BAIRD.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-10-26

H5lt will be seen that Mr.. EBEnE.
Ter DEWEY. of Lancaster, Is announ.
ced as candidate to represent this dis.
trict in the next Legislature.
Mr.. Dewey is man of liberal educa-
ton, and well acquainted with all the
great interests Of the country. He is,
by practice in Wisconsin, an energetic
farmer. His former long experience as
Lawyer, which profession he followed
for many years in New York, his intel
ligence and high moral Integrity, abun-
dainty assure US that he would make an
efficient member and do honor to the
district that elects him. We hope this
district may secure his services for their
and the States behalf.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-10-26

TIn speaking of the manner in
which the stock now being solicited by
Judge JACKSON for the Southern Rail
road is 10 be applied. and where it is to
be used, the Potosi Republican says:
I'VE do not understand that the d.
rectors are required to apply this stock
upon the construction of any particular
portion of the road
II has certrinly been understood by
large number of the subscribers tina,
their money was to be applied on tn,
Petosi Branch. We say again, the wri
ting or agreement in the..ageni's book
under which subscribers are asked t
place their names ought TO be printe,
for public inspection. Why it is not j
a mystery.
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New vertfsennenfs.

JOHN B. Calls has just received d
new stock of goods at Lancaster. He
adver'ises to do square ready-pay bu-
siness.
KALrENBAcH & Co., at Potosi have an
extensive new stock for sale at whole.
sale and retail. They advertise for an
extended trade with all the country.
JAMES JONES offers to winter stock.
Read his proposal.
DR.. EyERHARr has returned to Bee
town and resumed the practice Of his
profession.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-10-26
For the Grant County f'es
Letter from j. Allen Baf'

To the voters of the AssemoGs
trict composed of the towns o.
more, Lancaster and (formerlyJ Z
land
The last Herald contains a i's.
notice of my services, as a menu : !.
the assembly and | was asked, : /
er if elected, would consent 10
IN that capacity the ensuing se's.l
Although very grateful for ,lisr y,
ness and partiality hitherto snow y.
my private and professional - -
ments are such, as to render l"p'5@3
that | should decline being q c'''
at the ensuing election. 49,,
The greatleng tn of the last wv
sions, and the consequent negle' !.
own affairs as member, fe'p;
doubtful If | could serve tins ss''
elected. !,
/ therefore most Respectfully y y
being considered candidate u "
s'''s ]. ALLEN BARB