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ny ISRAEL d GREEN, Auctioneers,

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION
III On Thursday The Sd instant, shall sell
gentleman declining housekeeping street, and
9th, al 10 O'clock ahandsome and large
kept household and kitchen furniture, such as
Piano forte, ocaves fined article
Mahogany sofa, parlor and rocking chairs
DO marble top table and dressing bureau
Do side, rou, and tables
bookcase and
Do rack nd book shelves
Gill, mahogany, and walnut frame looking glasses
Maple nigh and low pos, cottage bed.tesds
Washstands, wa.hbowIs, toilet
Paror aud chamber ply and ingram carpets
Paror, hail, solar lamps
Androns, shovel and tongs, q nden
Crockery, Chin and glass
Cooking, radiator and alright stoves
Feather beds, holsters, and piuws
Hair, shuck, and mattresses
lot of kitchen
Terms: All under $50, cash $50
ninety days, for note satisfactorily endorsed win interest
ISRAEL GREEN
Feb I-3t Auctioneers,
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United states Patent Once.
Washington, January 90, les.

IN petition Of Frederick r. Dmpe Of Philadelphia Pennsy
praying for the extension Of patent granted 10 him
9th May 1882 for improvement In furnaces for econonng
smoke, for from expiration OF
place the n,ah a) day OF May eeh
tee hundred and 6nythr (i653-
Monday, fourth t4tb) of April 1885, at IL o'clock and all
notified they have why
aid petition ought not TO be granted.
Persons the nson required file the Patent
objections specially writing least wea
days before the day Of hearing all testimony filed by either party 10
said hearing he taken and transmitted In accord
Office which will be furnished on appt
cation,
Ordered published the National fntei
eeocer Republic and Union, Washington city the cnn
Patriot BALTIMORE Philadelphia, Pennsy
vann. Express city, Daily Bee, Boston, Massa-
cbuses successive weeks previous to the
o's " ''S ~ ~ wy " y. w. HODGES,
Commissioner OF Patents
will please copy and send Their
bills TO the Once, w containing h's notice.
Jan 2l-iaw3w
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IN the petition Of Desire Beck admnush o' psnns p"s.
NJ Works. for The extension Of
pneut granted 20 twentieth (o Of Way ls@ for nn I'M
from the expiration Of
s,a PATENT tho twentieth teo) day OF May
.,sb hundred and dityfhfee, ttsSfl-
o,.r.a tns p.rion heard at the Patent Once
on Monday N. eleventh az Apd 1852 aip scock aSd ali
ncn notified appear and show they have,
wsy ..id petition ought not 20 be granted,
required hle In the Patent
specially forth writing.
s. day All testimony hisd ~ either
NJ. usc said hearing be taken and uansmed
roaance Of the cfce, which win be furnished
hi. notice be published In he National fne
r~ocs Republic and Union, Washington d. O. Inquirer, Phil
ndsphn Albany State Register Albany New York
York city frovidencs Journal Providence, Rhode
I.spd Daily Bee, Boston, Massschus-s week for
three prevoaso ssvsnh t) Of April 1885,
the dsy Of hearing . .,..or.
Counu Of Patents.
rs,or. the above oap-rs
Once, with containing this noucs
IAN oo-isw3w
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A MISSOURI FARM FOR SALE.

toa ACRES IN A HIGH STATE OF CULTIVATION $50
4UU red timothy and blue good set each
1900 including 200
TIMBER adjoining w. and ~ W. side. two story
dwelling Young apple and peach orchard
plenty falling stock inside the nclosue and several
falling Land all OF the very be. qualify o hemp,
land for red clover
smaller adjoining The above land
Peis county Missouri, nine miles north OF Georgetown, and
ofthe survey Pacific raioad and twenty miles
from Missouri tver
Twill sell great bargain above properly, as shall be
PEELED 10 sell H.
Possession win be given any time AFTER the purchase.
Holm &. JONES.
Washington city, THE Western Hotel until
the ls Of time the premises in Missouri,
an lo-23sdacp.
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The Works or Mr.. webster.

As the late edition, 10 six volumes, OF the political
diplomatic works of Mr.. Webster. as edi.el q, his o.
request and during his life. by Mr. Everett has an int
est TO every reader part Of American literature,
copy the following statement rs 10 The completeness
the work from the Boston Daily Advertiser
I'VE learn that an idea has teen entertained to some
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eu may bs hereafter .upe seeded 10y another and
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Mt Webster, with ali the VIII CHI he could al
Tor rendering IL complete, and no new edition can
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lish the following letter from Mr. Fletcher Webster on n
he executors OF The lata Mr.. Websert
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"GrsrLEMgsi I have been informed ,hs, frequent IN i
res are made o. you as to the pcteness OF your co
of Mr.. Websier's works n
The present volumes, edited BY Mr.. Everett, and
which was Intended to be included In hi. entire pubi
works
Il 's probable that or two volumes Of oore'p1
ence may hereafter be collected and pub he'd ne
style W Nh your sI volumes. This cannot be lnsdsr
oshnuvely decided upon but Ii IL certain Il no up
on WIZ be made which Wi render your edition ihI
pefe, or N any way diminish its value.
yours, very respectfully, ,.rr
"Messn. LIrrLr. BsowS. " Co
We have already express d very decided the op
that the Boston Webs-r Mcmorin, also publishes
Mesas. Line, Blown, " O., Ito = os, sIsooT
Interesting Of all II the books which his death has
from The press. The subject, ptesenic are well
and treated with exc, lent ard 70 ling, and y ~
The most valu1be of the ubptsp & mshob o. IA
ceased statesman" N
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BY GREEN & SCOTT. Auct,o aesrs.

ny "KkF1NN q 5CONIi HuCtlOhotrH.
GOOD FAMILY CARRIAGE AT AUCTIoN-on Thursday
VI 81 Of February, shall sell, 10 O'Clock good
horse family carriage, well built and in good order.
Terms third balance
satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest
GREEN SCOTT,
Feb lit
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The Hon. Mr.. Dixon. senator from Kentucky J, :
greet to learn, continues 40 seriously iudsposed W
physicians have recommended an immediate remO,s
warm climate He will accordingly set out 'o'u.I
Charleston, and possibly for Havana, We sineee'
that the change may restore bis heath. Md I'M
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
Congress Tuesday.

SrEArE,-Numerous petitions were presented and re.
ierred
The bill from the House for the relief OF General Riley
was read twice, and long discussion ensued as 10
whether il should be referred at considered.
Messrs, Gwin and Weller objected TO the bill. on the
ground that j, directed the civil fund OF California to be
paid into the United States treasury, whereas they con
tended that it belonged TO that State.
The Senate refused-yeas TO- nays 44--to refer the
bill, and il ordered 10 third reading.
The Pacific railroad bill was taken up and postponed
until To- morrow.
Mr. Mason spoke at length in relation 10 the Tehuan-
tepec grant. and Mr. Downs obtained the floor for
morrow when the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF REpREsESTATlvEs.--Mr. Giddngs reported
bill from the Committee on Territories for the consruc
ton OF wagon road from the Missouri river to Caliior
MA and provide for settlements along the which
was referred TO the Committee OF the Whole the state
of the Union
The bill from the Senate concerning bail in civil cases
in the District OF Columbia was next considered and
passed after which the House into Committee Of
the Whole the state of the Union, (Mr. Brown, OF
Miss in the chair and taking up the army appropriation
bill the balance of the day was devoted to it's consde-
ration Previous to adjournment, however, the House
concuHed in the joint resolution from the Senate for the
appointment Of joint committee the votes for
President and Vice President OF the United States.
We regret 10 learn that information of the decease OF
Sears Walker, esq., the eminent astronomer and math-
ema,ician received by telegraph last evening Mr.
Walker died at the house OF his brother, Judge Walker
near Cincinnati. His health has been declining for some
months past but recently he has been able in de-
gree his duties in the survey and 10 take
up the continuation OF his ephemes of the planet Ne-
tune.
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EEBRUARY Number OF Hnrp~r's Magazine at
IL TAYLOR a MAURY'S
Feb Bookstore, 9th street.
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ishins the system Of military supenniendences Of United
States armies.
MIR EVANS addressed the committee at length against
the proposed amendment.
Mr. GORMAN replied TO The objections OF Mr. +.
Mr. INGERSOLL then addressed the House in favor
OF The proposed amendment
The debate upon which further continued by
Messrs. STANLY and WILCOX againstit,
The committee then
Mr. JONES, OF Tennessee, by leave, moved to tax e
up the Senates joint resolution for the appointment OF
The committee 10 count the votes for President and Vice
President OF the United States: agreed to-
The said Joint resolution then read and agreed TO
Mi HOUSTON proposed the usual resolution TO close
the debate the army appropriation bill in hour al
ter II shall again be taken up in Committee OF the Whole
on the state OF the Unions which he demanded the
previous question
Mr.. TAYLOR suggested the insertion of two hours
instead OF :" one hour" in the said resolution.
The SPEAKER, by leave, then laid before the House
sundy executive and executive department communca.
lions; which having been appropriately disposed Of,
Mr.. STANLY moved 10 lay Mr.. HoUsros's resolution
10 close debate on the table.
The House then adjourned.
PETITIONS, ETC, UNDER THE RULE
BY Mr. M HOWE The petition OF John Magill,
Robert Porter, Edward McCorkle and Others praying the
establishment OF posronle from PtsbnIg. in Allegheny
BY Mr. CHANDLER. The memorial Of 4, Hart and
many other citizens OF Philadelphia, asking Congress
Of the mail between PhIladelphia and New York,
BY Mr. ROBBINS The petition of Joshua Bethel and
h act q
each intended be benefited thereby
and Marines not less than hundred and sixty
land.
BY Mr.. STANTON, of Kentucky The memorial of
George Page proposing furnish ferryboats, and
ferry the of the old Potomac
BRIDGE Tor fixed annual compensation or Tor reasonable
tolls referred to the Committee Public Buildings and
Grounds.
BY Mr.. MARTIN. The memorial of several shp-own-
praying Congress modify the regulating the col
lection OF duties imports and tonnage referred to the
Committee Commerce.
BY Mr.. BABCOCK The petition Of citizens OF Fulton,
N,w York, praying that grant Of land be made TO The
Sae OF New York 10 construct shpcana around Niagara
Fails
Mr.. CLARK gave notice that tomorrow, sub.
sequen he would ask lea introduce and the
JOINT memorial of the Legislature Of the State of Iowa. ask
ing that the government will release said State Fort
Aoson together with the lands for the
said fort for Normal Manual Labor and Military Insti-
under the control and direction OF the general
bly, of said Stale.
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Al A.TYsON & SISTERS Seminary for Young Ladies,
III, r. between 9Th and 18TH The third quarter
insi will Tuesday, February 18th.
Having building the
school, In with dwelling
ton Of which the convenience and comfort Of the
been consdeed the principals feel
facilities and
adjustment the District The
well ventilated.
patrons and others respectfully
the general arrangements.
DESTROYS OF advancing the interests Of their pupils
QUESTION Of the French language they have
Professor Raou stated salary and thereby enabled
instruction in This branch at the low rate Of 81 so
TEEss, ADVANCE.
Seno and junior departments including needle
and drawing $40 SO
Music IL %
For further particulars circulars be had inson
the prime pal boyk In the city.
Jan - -7d& e6dlstMar
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Mr. DODGE, OF Iowa. asked and obtained the mani;
nous Consent OF the Senate 10 bring bill Is 500, sor
The relief OF zsdock G Ingram which was read the frs,
and second times by unanimous mt, and with the
accompanying papers, referred 10 the Committee on the
Post Once and Post Roads.
Rlr SEWARD asked and obtained the unanimous con.
of the Senate 10 introduce joint resolution in honor
OF Brgadier General Nicholas Herkimer; which was
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Mr. HUNTER ask the unanimous consent OF the
Senate this morning TO take 10 the morning hour the
warehouse bill II is matter OF great importance, and
one which think can be acted upon in the morning
hour II, however. should give rise to discussion,
shail he willing that IL shall be laid aside when the time
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-07-06

STATE OF WISCONSIN, ! Grant Circuit
GRANT COUNTY, Court.
Ann Ely Us. Richard Sherwin and Margaret
Sherwin.-Ip Chancery-BiH to perfect title.
TTPON reading and filing the above and
I foregoing petition and affidavit, it is or
dered by the Court, Git having been satisfac-
torily proved that the said defendants, Richard
Sherwin and Margaret Sherwin, are not now
residents of this State, and that they, the said
defendants, are each of them now out of this
state,) that the said defendants, each of them,
do pead, answer or demur to the said COM
plainant's Bill of complaint on or before the
10th day of August, A. d. 1853, or the matters
and things therein contained will be taken as
confessed against them, and decreed accord
ingly. Also, that this order be published for
six weeks successfully, at least once in each
week, in the S'Grant County Herald,' a weekly
newspaper published at Lancaster, in said
county of Grant,--the first publication of this
order, to be within twenty days from the date
hereof
By the Court, at Chambers, this 10th day of
May, A. d. 1853.
M. Nj. COTHREN, Circuit Judge.
A true copy-Attest,
N W. KENDALL, Clerk,
eO3-6t.1 By L. o. SHRADER, Deputy.
CoBB & MEssMoRE, Soprs 8 Of Col for Pr.
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M ARRIED-

In the town of Clifton on the Goth by VIM.
S. Chapman, Esq, Mr.. WILLIAM SMITH, Of
Fennimore Grove, to Miss MARY A. MUNsoN,
of the town of Clifton
AT Marysvile, California, on the 18th May,
by the Rev. Mr.. Walworth, Mr.. d. K. HEN
DEE to Miss ELIZABETH S., daughter of VIM.
B. Vineyard, formerly of PlatteYille.
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PUBLIC NOTICE

/ S HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned
L citizen of the town of Fennimore, in
Grant county, is the owner of Bounty Land
Warrant No. 73 ,939, for forty acres-that
said Warrant was issued in the name of the
undersigned, as widow of James Powell, de-
ceased, for his services in the Black Hawk
war, in Capt. Clark's company, under Col.
Dodge. Said Warrant was transmitted by
mail by the Commissioner of Pensions, on the
oath of September last, to the address of J. I.
Mills, Lancaster, Wisconsin; he being the
agent of the undersigned in procuring said
Warrant-but the same has never reached her
possession, or that of her said agent; nor. as
she is informed, has it ever reached the Post
Office in Lancaster. All persons are therefore
warned against buying. selling, or transferring
or locating said Warrant, or using the same in
any manner other than sending or delivering it
10 her said agent at Lancaster.
And in case the original Warrant is not
found, she viii apply to the Pension Office for
a Duplicate of the same.
SUSANNA POWELL.
May 18th, 1853. l203-6w.
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WASHINGTON letter.v,

IL washington Ietter-writer says
The decided conduct at Washington,
with references to the Fisheries, and the
firm yet conciliatory representations, of
MIR. Marcy, have pre- duced suspension
of proceeding on the part Of the Eng
lish, against the fishing vessels, in the
disputed waters. THere is now a clear
prospect of speedy and satisfactory ad-
iustment.
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Y0U,EH's PENNY GAZETTE.

The Cheapest Child's Paper an The Land.
FH7HIS paper is published by the American
Sunday School Union, every other We'd
nesday, (twenty-six numbers in the year,
Each number is illustrated with from three to
screen fine engravings. Subscribers sending us
s3,54 will receive 90 copies OF the Penny
Gazette for one year free, the postage being
paid By the Union, or for any larger number at
the same rate, which is less than Is cents to
each subscriber, including postage. Less than
20 copies eight ounces) can not be sent at this
cheap rate. Any person sending us ST, Chat
is, So for the papers, and 50 for the postage
will receive 40 copies Of the PENNY GAZETTE
by mail for one year, without any further ex-
pense.
J. W. VAIL, agent I'm. 5. S. Union
Depository, 39 Spring-st., Mil,cautee.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-07-06

E1Fitzgerald, East s. Co. bong ht of
Hicks s. Co., one-half Of their claim,
for which they paid twelve hundred dol
lars in four consecutive days immedi-
ately after purchase, realized just the
sum they paid or twelve hundred dollars
less only eight dollars per day for water.
And on Wednesday were offered four
thousand dollars for their interest by the
original owners. Their claim is the one
known as belonging 10 Hicks & Co., on
Reservoir HILL placerville (Cal. }
Herald, May 81.
YEA friend has favored us with the
first number Of the Placerville (Cal. J
Herald, it says:
Our readers will please excuse the
lack of original matter in our columns
this week. The editors of Herald are
at l'oloma, with others of our citizens
to answer before the District Court,
Judge Howell, presiding, in a suit il
which the damages are laid at $4,000
for aiding in the destruction Of the am
phitheatre erected in this place, for the
exhibition of bear and bull fights, etc.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-07-06

I5@Dr. Calls, owns a claim near the
reservoir, OF which he sold one fourth
on Wednesday last, fer one thousand
dollars and part interest in another
claim on Negro Hill, for five hundred
dollars. This transfer and selling of
claims is of every day occurrence where
water can be depended upon.-- Placer
lie (Cal.) Herald, May 81.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-07-06

II pHth5}8Sc II t6s 6Sfhbs Sc 1es ffal niles
uder the impression that he had stolen
tie horse lie was riding with. Mr.. T.
is I. S. Senator.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-07-06

Sal DIGEST!'' Such is the true meaning OF
TIE VOID "PEPSIN.'' or OF the two Greek words
from which it is derived. This is the significant
and appropriate title of the TRUE DIGESTIVE FLUID
Or GASTRIC JUIcE. prepare4 by DR.. j. S. EOUGH-
TON, of Philadelphia g. ON The fourth stomach OF
he Ok. for the cure If Indigestion and Dyspepsia.
rs NatnIo's OWL remedy for an unhealthy Stom-
0eh' No art of man can equal its curative powers
Nrtnd,ts coon EATING perfectly consistent with
hhIAM See the figure Of the Ok in another part
] tr tbs lerer.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-07-06
TO MECHANICS.

Esl.I. Milville. well calculated for tradesman
House IS by 22-one-a nd-a-half story, well
finished, and painted outside and inside, and
plastered. A good frame stable, Is f. square );
well finished well near the door of the best
of water. The lot is 100 f. in depth, and 50I
#. front. A Bootmaher is much acamted. al d
other mechanics may find it desirable oca-
ton. Apply to J. WARNER.
Mlllville, June 8, 1883. f266-3m-
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-07-06

Tx Chdiara.-A letterfrom Calcutta
under date Of April %, says that the cho.
Iera is raging violently among the Eng
Ii'h troops at Prove, having already car.
lied off two or three hundred men.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-07-06

1.-The first Congregational Church
in Chicago was burned on Monday e.
'enins last-loss mainly covered by in
,urance.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-07-06

The , ajne Liquor Law.-The New
Hampshire House of Representatives,
l3l TO ia, has refused TO take the
Maine liquor Law from the table, wi ich
'e"!ss 'ne fate Of the measure for a year
in That State.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-07-06

In Potosi, on the 10Th of June, after pro-
tracted illness, JOHN WooTTEN, aged 40 years
The deceased was one of the Oldest residents
having went to that place in 1894
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-07-06

U Es'T OF LETTERS remaining in the
z 4 Post Office at FENNIMORE, Wis, on
the 30th day of June, 1853.
Atkinson, Henry Crandall. George
Bell, Samuel-2 Oran V. Bailey
Bignal, Mrs. L. w. Ostrander, Jacob
Carr. Thomas---2 Thompson, James
Clark, Mrs. Mary Walker, j.
W.. Z. DIXON. P. M.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-07-06

THE FARMER will find it to his in
terest to examine the stock of General Hard
ware and Farming Tools; such as Shovels,
Spades, Grass and Grain Scythes, Hay Rakes,
Snaths, two, three and four prong Forks, Hoes,
Chains, POtfer's PlOyys, etc. E204
For sale by JOHN ALCORN, Lancaster
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-07-06

- We und rstand that Jackson Nor
~ s7n Of VIII Cat Bluff, some II miles
1elow this illage, shot himself on Sun
day week. II is supposed by his friends
10 have be n an accident. He is SON.
ia-law Of Mr.. Joseph Mena, of De Gotta,
Minnesot - La Crosse Democrat.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-07-06
New Orleans, June 26

The steamer e. pre- city, which sail
ed for New York to-day, had amcng her
passengers Mr.. S1ule, our new envoy 10
Spain
From .Neaico. Steamer Tcras, from
Vera Cruz, has arrived at this port, with
dates from the city of Mexico to the 18th
ir52 Affairs at that time were very
Oh
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-07-06
MORE NEW
Spring &SUMMER GOODS.
Fifty mere leads Of spring & SUMMER
Goods. just received!

why's there such a rush at the Peop..:e'ss Store
Gan.~ b BECAUSE, the people buy
s Ssss z51tts;' goods where they can buy the
szss ssszss cheapest, and are the best ac-
comm odated. Consequently, every steamer
from st. Louis to Potosi, brings large quanti-
ties Of Fresh Goods for the Peoples Store; con-
sisting of all the various useful articles, to sup
ply the wants of our customers Here the peo-
pie come, and beautifully supply themselves
with every article they need, acithoni looking
further for when they see the immense piles
of goods, and enquire the prices, at glance
they are .'eonUinced; all is right And prompt
men know there are no aory faces if they ask
reasonable indmlgemces, and they know, too, they
can buy as many goods for dollar as any
where in the country.
We won't gass much, but leave that for those
who have less to do; and wills only say, we
are grateful for the general patronage we re-
ceive both from friends and strangers. We
are now selling little lower than ever, to make
room for our Fall Stock, which will be on il
due season, from the Fountain Head-alWays
on hand, and meter under-sold
ID. T. PARKER.
Lancaster, Wis. June 10th, 1853 27-2t
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-07-06
r Moline PiOWs,

n e OF those superior Moline PiOyys,
1HOhave been this spring received, embracing
Corn Plows, Two Horse Plows and Breaking
Flows, from 16 to % inches, for sale at the Peo-
Pies store, by ID. T. PARKER.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-07-06

La5i dies S,!LsOnething to please the
Prints, Cins sus, receive, fine assortment
Store, by "0aS' Lflce, &C., at the Peo-
Os %, 80 L L. PARKER.