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SUNDRIES.


! COMMISSION MERCHANTS, for the sale Of Flour
~ Grain Bacon and Produce generally, corner of las
j Bay and Union Wharves, Charleston, 5. G..
! REFERENcEs: Caldwell, President s. C. r. R ; R
Dulin Esq, Charleston; Scanto Seymour Co., Augusta
W. H. Stark Co, Augusta; VIM G. Pete-s Co.. Atlanta
French Van Epps, Chattanooga; A. Bell Chattanooga
Orme, Wilson, Co., Loudon; Joseph Poon Charleston.
In presenting the above card, would be doing injus
tce to our feelings not to our gratitude to our nu
Carolina for their past unwaverng patronage since ou
this business in ls47. We have nursed
this business from its infancy abored year after year
deveepe the of the back country We have bat
tied with the different lines of railroad and have been in
umenta in reducing the freight Of produce to reasonable
rates We have friends in Europe and the NORTH and
prepared make shipments TO either markets
We would say friends and the public that it will
be to their interest to consgn to we pay whole
attention to the business alone. slI
We will make liberal advancemens on consignments
mchl7-3m NEUFFER HENDRIX co.
Use SCARPA'S ACOUSTIC OIL! THE ONLY
CURE FOR DEAFNESS-SCARPA Compound
Acoustic Oil For the of Deafness Palms. and Dis
charges OF Matter from the Ear Also all those disagree
bic noise like the buzzng of insects falling of water whz
zng of steam, &c which are symptoms Of approaching
deafness and also generally attendant with the disease
Many persons who have been deaf for en fifteen, and
twenty years, and obliged to rumpets, have
after ng three bottles, thrown aside their trum
pets being made perfectly we'll Physicians and Surgeons
highly recommend its
gentleman of this city has just received letter from
friend of his physician of ennence in Bangor Me- and
has kindly allowed US TO make the following extract:
81 have obtained bottle of Scrapas Oil for Deafness,
and find it valuable medicine that you win much OBJ
ige if you will try and procure dozen bottles
Have you tried is mot do not delay another day,
but send Immediately if you have been of the wise
and prudent and already bought bote the question is
settled you have recovered your hearing. Serapas Oil
for Deafness fails 1t is the only medicine that will
Thousands of deaf persons will give their testimony
in its The beauty of the thing is that it with
out producing any pain.
This medicine has cured more persons and is used
extensively than all other medicines combined for the
OF Diseases ofthe Ear The certificates
and of the highest authority. Also,
DOCTOR JACkSON'S PILE AND TETTER EN-. |
BR0CATI0N.-Th may be considered specific, and i.
warranted 1t not only Immediately aays pain and
stops all bleeding subdue that intolerate itch
ng but it efecuay cures very short time, persons
whose lives been rendered miserable for years. Its
application produces pain but rather agreeable and
pleasant sensation. Call send for list of cures, and
gou will be astonished I-a
s5eg- For sale by G. W. Hendershott Nashville; Bell |
Robinson Co., Louisville, and J D. Park, Cincinnati.
marl7-'54-3m d & W.
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TRANsMONTANIA ACADEMY,


CCORDISG 10 resolution of the Board Of Trustees of
~ this Academy this day made notice is hereby gssn
thaf the Presidency OF this Academy Is nov vacant Any
arson desiring ,he station viii please apply at any sary
nsr;od Tesfnouials Of high qualifications viii b ~
quired
Ths NssbviIIe Banner and Union and American copz
t;nes in TrWeekly and forward account 70 this 81
fce-fisrlLItia Tenth Legon-
T,,RIINKS, NO. I SOLE LEATHER--aois
Leather Aogskin, and best Kip Leather Trxnka
large assortment waranted-best Philadelphia Mapufac-
trre with and without covers.
yslises Buggy Trunks and Waterproof Trxvsn9 BsCl
Just opened BY MANAGES Il CHURCH
juneE - q. AZ Collsgs srssk
II AIDES BONNET BOXES.-We ha vs rsesive1
Il another lot of Ladies' Travelling Bonnet BoxsA PiJs
dsphia Manufacture, single and double TIPS
junel7 RAMAGE i CHURCH
CHAMBERS JOURNAL or POPULAR EfTEeA-
TURE Science, and Art.-Part II-for Juge, For sAls
by dunelIl ~ JOHN Y0RA
nISsOLUTION.--fhec copartnership hsrststoss e.
IL istipg between DAVID w. KNIGHT and 6E0k0
Ia SLOAN in the lumber business ia dissolved By DeenA
consent The of the late firm will bs ses.se ~
George L. Sloan DAVID "; hs5s4fs
June l. 1854 GelO--imdl GEO. L sLoAs----.
UMBER.-The subscriber is prepared 2 . =. -
deliver all kinda Of Lumber AZ hls MI os 5rs,ST
ne laJ Jei0-lmd ~ enono1 :. =.
= f7OIJNTRY RESIDENCE FOX 80 49,. -,
A NEAT Frame Hoase with rooms nscns', s-s-~s
a M NEAs - md ~ acres of land about 3 y naa eon
- IT., n.sr he Nolensyille Pike 6erEaand sa %
gven an s, ssje Frame House with rooms, ssl .iag
pL Hns. No H. sesr the corner Of 5ummsr A1d ~
s'iss1 s;sss-aT No. ssH ChsrrJ sssssk
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COMPLAINTS OF THE SEASON

ITSE THE GRAEFENBERG DlSENTER1 81 ltuP.-
When the bowels affected in any way; whether the
disease is acute or chronic it is equally beneficial In
both cases. whenever there Dysentefy Darrtel Bloody
Flux Gripping and Sraining. Cramps IN The bowels and
Cholera 1t is certain and immediate remedy IN all q
these complaints.
Ny position Chairman of the Board OF Health has
brought me constantly i'll contact with persons suffering
from darrh9 dysentery and cholera So strongly was
impressed with the value of the Graeenberg ysenry y
rup IN all cases Of bowel complaint that caused it to be
sent to Quarantine where the cholera then existed and is
not niue singular that but single reported al
terward Facts coming under the observation Of my
socaes In the Board tend to strengthen the belief that this
remedy invaluable all cases of disease OF the bowels
T. X. HIBBAkD, NJ. d.,
Chr Board of Health New York CITY.
have had an opportunity of witnessing the effects OF
me Graeenoerg Dysentery Syrup in of bowel
no hesitation IN saying that is admirably adapted to the
cure OF these diseases. 7. K. UEFORREST, NJ. ID.
New York City
maySl. ALEX. MACKENZIE, Agent
Price-sO and IS cents per Bottle,
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FOX s. POLHEMUs,

55 Broad Street, Corner Beaver, New-York,
O7sl for ys5s he JoLloriRq Heavy Cotton Fabrics
ATEW-EaGLAND COTTON SAIL DUCK-22 inch, all
nambeT5 hard and soft; also all the various widths of
Canvass manufactured this establishment comprising
5ry variety EnoSn to the trade and offered at the lowest
rates.
UNITED STATES PILOT DUCK woodberry and
d0uut Vernon Extra. fu assortment Of this superior
WLLLIMANTIC COTTON DUCK-l6. ls, 20 and 22
leh III numbers, hard and soft This fabric awarded
tne highest Piemium the London Worlds Fair also
o,lr ovn State Fair.
SHIP ANG BEAR MARK DUCK-Plain and twilled,
ma bg ,he Gree woods Company superior
ticle for gtt ads tents awnings. &c.i also, Mount Yer
non TTlled Ravens Howard Ravens Pioneer and Phenir
Mills Light Ca.tan Ravens, plain % to q inch Heavy do
DO.
COTTON SAIL TWINE-A full assortment.
TARPAULIEs HAmMoCKS STUFFS, &C.
PAPER EEL LINGO to u inch, made very heavy,
expressly for dTiFT iets
CAR C9VERING-Cot Canvass, all widths from 80
10 lSu inches and all numbers made expressly for
iuC and roofing railroad cars Is perfectly and permanently
waterproof and more enduring than the itself
LEAMELLING Canvass, IS, 40, As and so inch
iiaiu and tWllied. in every variety.
Rags AND BAGGING-Ot every description Seam.
ess Bas woven whole all size in bales of l0U 200 and
500; comb ing strength, utility and cheapness, for grain
and meal, unsurpassed.
Also heavy Cotton SackiRg 40 inch Canvass thread
Warp and Filling heavy twIlled, do. do, 20, % 40 and
81 inch.
WOOL SACAS--W oven whole all sizes, and desira
ole article feb25 '54-lyd.
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STRAUF, ALLEN s. CO.,
CARRIAGE AND HARNESS MANUFACTURES,
IAF THE OLD STAND OF II. \. MYERS,
Tipo Doors Belopo tie The tire,

Itp0 U00TS I5eDoac tte Tie IRE,
No. 95, Cherry Street, Nashville, Tennessee,
VNTE are now prepared to nanufac-
w ture, on the shortest notice, gS-S4s-SSESAaA
CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, &C., of eve ss5N N go
ry description of the nestest and most
highly finished style The work done by will compare
with any Eastern manuactory and the terms equally as
reasonable. Being practical workmen we think we are
prepared to offer better article of manufacture for spec-
ion than any similar establishment in the South " est
and on better terms when fright &C. considered than
they can be obtained from the East
We ask thorough examination of specimens of work
done at establishment which can be seen by calling
us
~ Repairing of all kinds done in the neatest man.
ner and on reasonable terms.
ap22 '54-3m
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TI7uF MEDICAL MAGNET, OR, EVERY

L ONE HIS OWN PHYSICIAN. This is the only
Work treating on PRIVATE DISEASES, common to
MALE and FEMALE. aud thai contains RECIPES for the
cure OF the II gives the symptoms of the different
diseases follows them up their different stages with
CPes written plain English for their From this
hs uni unate learn their precise situation, take
itCT pencil aud make out prescription, (Which be
,rcurel at au Drug Store) aud by following implicitly
The Instructions cured and exposure The author
,f this wo' X late Professor in of the leading Medical
colleges OF Philadelphia has perhaps had more practice
IN the cure Of r Diseases, different stages of SOce
- than any other Physician the country. Ii contains
p utfh Lithographic Figure of Female, showing the
Hons. &c. ....
Address HUGHES & co, Publishers, Post paid, ha-
0eli ma Ia. Price$l per Copy-Free of Posta ge.
,sga--tHf I&ty:3U
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,sVnEE~rII.S GAHDEN SEEI,S

l,EVEN THOUSAND Papers Crop Garden Seed
lust received sud warranted fresh, &c. comprising ali
bs Varieties brought market Extra Early Peas Ear
- y 1tal - ,hhsgs Rntion Onions k ~ by ,e he
pound. >. u BROWN,
tabla No. A. College Street
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T. BROWNS ESSENCE OF JAMAICA

L BROWNS ESSENCE OF JAMAICA
Il GlNGER.-This ESSENCE is preparation of unu
sla excellence In ordinary diarrhea, ncpient cholera
in short all cases of prostratOn of the digestive functions
so common, 1t OF inestimable value During the pre-.
yalence of epidemic cholera and complaints of
children, it peculiarly efcacious; family indvid
or traveller should be without it. enables the system
resist the influence OF incpient disease which turks
changing climate
CAUT1ON.-Be to get the genuine Essence, which is
prepared only by F. Brown, his Drug and Chemical
Store N F. Corner of Fifth and Chestnut Streets Phlade
pha and for sale BY all the respectable Apohecaes in the
United States, and in Nashville BY W W. Berry de-
movile, Ewin Bros, ThOs. Wells Ii. G. ScOveli.
iunal3-3mdtriuE Ew
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THAT HAVE BEEN FULLY

A tested during the past year. BY many of the
spectacle citizens OF Nashville The advertiser is permitted
to refer to Mr. Samuel Watkins whose cured
Of most nveteate Scrofua. Also the servant of Mr.
Collins of the disease Five OF Cancer have
been cured; twenty of Bone Feu. Mr. r. H. Joness
cured of Sore Eyes ae~ having been under the
treatment Of two of the distinguished Physicians
eight months, almost totally blind.
At least hundred respectable persons in Nashville
and its vicinity, be who will vouch for TIE great
benefits of has Of treatment without the of the
knife mercury.
Cancer, Scrofua, Rheumatism, Fistus, Mercurial Dis
cases. Ulcers old Chronic Diseases Sore Eyes, and all
purites of the blood.
Twenty years Of constant Practice fifteen in New Orleans
prior coming Nashville Those Interested are Tes.
pectfly invited to CALL examine and consult free of any
charge.
Office No AZ Union St, near Cherry.
noyiO-ly. d EDWARD THOMAS.
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UNION AND AMERICAN.
OpFIcE-No. IL, ,DEADERICK STREET.

qIIE WEEKLY UNION AND AMERICANS furnished
Subscribers the following rates: Single copies, one
Fear advance s2 So within the yesrss oe at the end
Il tie yeaT & co. CLUBs-of 1--WE and upwards-sa 90
pr copy for yeai. Clubs of subscribers Will be re-
caiTed ior six months at the foregoing rates.
re TRI-WEEKLY is published every Tuesday fnnrsd'y
AID Saturday, at IS per in advances it n's pa'o a
advance, Sc.
DAILY is published at Eight Doilirs
f.s3~ THE MONEY II ALL CASES TO ACCoAfANf
SUBSCRIPTION .-sE M
He7stances Of subscriptions NAV b iAsds Dy mall a. our
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Cs1azaaisd with the cash.
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DY virtue of execution directed TO me iron the Sn
Dpreme Court of Errors and Appeals at Nashville, Will
offer for sale for cash the Cor House in Nashville on the
ls Saurd, in August next all the right and interest that
w ID DORIS has in and TO a certain lot parcel OF
Ground situated in South Nashville, bounded as follow
Beeinning at Maonys Corner and running Souhwardly
with College street. l52 feet to the line oil the tennessee
and Alabama Railroad, then Eastwardly with the salt
Railroad l8l feet Alley, thence with the line oil sad
Alley to Mallory slime, 1872 feet thence at right angles win
said Maonys line Isl feet to the beginning point ey1ed on
- -" - Sheriff of Davidson.
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RI. n. MYkRs, A. G. CARTER
cARL NEW -rr
&s@ STOCK OF CARRIAGES. EsAss@SsNsssSS -
"When we have money ride in chaises
When we have none walk bejases."
WE have Just received stock Of CARRIAGES
w consisting OF the finest Coaches Cslashes Rockaways
French Phaous, Broughams, Barouches, and Bugg1es-
This work selected by MIR MYeRs in the best Manu-
factory in New York. and think is the best stock Of
Carriages offered in the market will be sold at
any price above cost.
n. B.-We have made arrangements with three large
Manufactures to keep supplied the shortest notice
MYERS 4 CARTER
may2O-tt. No. 50. Lower Market street.
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LET EVERY MOTHER USE THE GRAEF-

LET EVERY MOTHER USE THE CRAZE
ENBERG CHILDREN'S PANACEA.
w Iency '"S '"''" ''01'l'' WIN SpIE ''D Dl''
When there is ooseness of the bowels or where the dis
charge is scanty of a bad color and smell;
When there erupti0ns, when the skin is red and
sxcoriated;
When the child is attacked with Measles Commissions,
Cholera Intantum or orms this remedy certain cure
and its will relieve the mind OF the mother at
once
When the child starts in its sleep and wakes suddenly
with fixed or frightened look;
When there Worms this remedy is the most certain
known Let it be the first thing resorted TO IN
all of chdrens diseases and almost instant relief
will be experienced
For sale bv every Druggist in Nashville Price so cents
may3I. ALIEN. MACKENZIE, Agent
MANNY,S REAPING AND MOVING MA.
CHINE.
TINE having secured the right to this State of
/ fers for sale Nancy > Patent Reaper and Mower
awarded the first premium for Moving and the second or
Reapng the New York State FAIR in The trial in Gene
va and New York in July 1882 competition with eleven
other Machines awarded Silver Medal at the OHIO Snte
Fair the best Reaper and Mower and receiving the high
award the Vermont and Michigan State Fairs for the
best Reaping and Moving Machine
The true merit of this Machine has given triumph
all Others and being perfect comOlnaton OF Reap
er and Mower it comes 10 the Farmer with double value
The price the Machine delivered at Nashville is sl75
For the successful performance of this Machine refer to
the certificates below of DOct John Shelby and L. t. Brad
! ley. mar2l "a L. r ChEAIHAM,
! NASHVILLE, June 26, 1898.
Col L. P. CHEArHAM-Dear Sir have been using the
Reapng and Moving Machine patened by Nancy OF ll-
uois which you offering to the citizens of Tennessee
1t is first rate labor saving Machine. 1t works neatly an
rapidly The amount per day will depend principally
upon the speed of the team If the team can travel four
miles per hour will REAP Is in 10 hours.
is entitled to the confidence of the public. Respectfully
| J. SHELBY.
l. L. F. Bradley, managing the farm OF Dr. Shelby,
make the following statement We have had for than
one week one of Col. Cheathams Moving and Reapin'
Machines have tried in Glover and grain blown down
and tangled and that it aud cats cleaner than
the scyhebade and will NOW per day much as "A hands
and it Dst least "a acres per day June 29 3d.
| L. F. BRADLEY
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AND WARRANTS.-We are buylng and paying
| the very highest prices for LAND WARRANTS. N Per
sons at distance having warrants to sell BY sending Us
by mail OF otherwise may depend getting the hughes,
prices at which they selling at the time Nashve ana
ihs cash RENTED or paid to order. no.
iuiy2I DfEhFEAhh@ o w.
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An havaluab1e Book ,ior 25 cents. "Eoery Family
should have a Copy"
TNWENTY THOUSAND Copies sold in less AHIFssa
l. than months. A edition, revised ElzkSEf4
and improved, just issued. S8I-R.V
DR. UIINTER'S MEDICAL MAMMAL.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-01-02
EIlG95Aa MIa(lljy8a

DEAR SlR:-The question is often
asked among farmers,-is there any
method of curing musty grain or -four F.?
I answer, yes. For it is well known
that the lnusty quality seldom peneirates
through the skin of the wheat; and that
by imnersing the grain in boiling wafer
and keeping ii there until it be cold, the
grain is efectually purified. Any rotten
or decayed portions swim on the top,
which must be carefully skinned Off
Ii the grain be aft erwards dried in kiln
and occasionally stirred in the process
of drying, it will be found perfectly
sweet, without any material diminution
ofquantity.
If flour have acquired the must, com
mon magnesia. mixed in the proportion
Of one ounce magnesia to fourteen pounds
of -four, will cure it. The dough to be
raised with rather more yeast than what
is commonly used. This has been tried
with the greatest success, the bread hav-
ing been improved in both quality and
flavor.
These know to be facts, for they
have been efeciually tested, and think
ere we'll worthy Il attention Of every
farmer and flour dealer.
Yours truly, &c.
- Madison Argus and Dem.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-01-02
t Madison Argus and Dem.

~ Harpers .Nhgazine of December
very truly remarks, that "a fanatic, with
all his violence, his intolerance, his one
sidedness, is much more respectable
character than mercenary politician.
Compared with the ordin, ny caucus-
sponter and getter-up of caucus reson-
lions, even the ultra AboliioniSt, the NO
government man, the rabid 'come-outer'
is an honor to humanity. He is, az least,
a man in earnest, with eh earnest, I'M
selfish purpose, and, therefore, more
high-souled, and in every way a higher
being, than the most regular confornant
TO party usages, who has no better no.
ton of the nature and end of govern
ment than is usually exhibited in party
proceedings"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-01-02

La SALE RIor.-The Irishman, shot
by MIR. Story, in self-deIence, at the re-
cent riot at La Sale, H., died of his
wounds on Friday night last. II APP
pears that when MIR. Story was oyerta-
Ken aud beaten to death that he was in
pursuit of his horse with which to es-
cape. The name of the man who first
struck Story was John Ryan. He WA
arrested after firing gun at the Off
GERS, and being fired at seven or eight
times and wounded in tbs arm.-T Mil
waukee Free Dem.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-01-02

IERRIroRIAL COMMITTEES The Slave
States have majority of the members
Of the Territorial Committees in the pre-
sent Congress, thus, says the Tribune,
"having special control Of questions like
~ to arise affecting Slavery, while the
representation thereon Of the Free States
is carefully weeded OF all 'lanaticism,
and is for the most part in fact as plas-
tic as the most ardent propagandist could
desire. Rely ON ii these Committees
have not been,so packed without an OBJ
ject. Watch and see I"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-01-02
BUFFERS HOTEL,
PEafteyIiTe. WIS.

HAVING taken and fitted up the stand
IN ILL formerly known as the ssUnion HOTEL,
me subscriber would respectfully ask for it a
share of public patronage His rooms are
iarge and airy, and in every department the in
iehion will be to consult the comfort and wish
es OF his patrons. Good Stables and attentive
Ost ers always ready.
N. b. Boarders by the day or week furnish
bic rates.
platteville, Nov 20, 1859 70,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-01-02

Es@The Free Soil Democrats and the
old liners ore having serious difficulties
in Vermont. The former have estab-
hShed new paper at Montpelier, and al
several public meetings have bitterly de-
nouneed those who voted for Robinson
and Kinner.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-01-02
THE WORLDS FAIR
sAA. WE SOM
find has .Neso &ock Of Goods from .7ssaa
York ard Boston I

EEAlAspAleSl I AM now in receipt OF my -
$500 4ss Fall and Winter stock Of Ssas,
Esancy. staple lG Es0gnessfe TsSg@
Goods, Clothing, Hats 6 CapS, SiIAc Bon.
nets, Boots & Saoes, &c.
All OF which has been purchased in the Eas-
iesn Markets within the past few weeks. and
on terms that warrant me in saving that can
show to purchasers the Largest Stock, the La.
test Styles, and can afford to sell az Low if not
lower, than the ajority of houses. am anx-
ious 70 sell especially for CASH, and such buy
ers should not omit 10 call and examine for
themselves, I keep very few mean articles.
and al goods warranted in color. ETC., will be
sustained.
have on hand as usual, full assortment o,
Groceries, Hard-soare, Queensware, Nails
Glass, &c,
Produce of the Farm and Dairy taken
in exchange. SAM'L. WILSON.
Potosi, October LIST, 1853. T535tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-01-02

SrRucx a LEAD.-We have been
informed by one of our citizens, that
an extensive lead mine has been discov-
ed IN the western portion of our ooun-
ty Our informant has a specimen of
this ore IN his house, which is of fine
quality Waupaca Spirit, 18th inst.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-01-02

Il is said that the skull of Voltaire
has been recently exhumed and exanlin
ed and 1t is proved, not only that his
head was small, but that he had the or-
gan OF generation developed TO very ex-
traordinary degree.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-01-02
LITTLE GRANT HOUSE.

~ UNDERWOOD, on the plattevil.e and
u. Prairie du Chen Road, and half way be-
tween said aces, and also half way between
Lancaster and Patch Grove, is prepared to az
commodate Travellers comfortably. ] have q
good warm Stable. and plenty Of Tinothy Ha5
and Grain.
October 5, 1852 lnit
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-01-02

The Beloit College Monthly says, The
man who spells God with small !.
('hus jod,) is elected TO the Assembly
from the GAINESVILLE district. His name
Is also spoken of in connection with the
speakership. We hope that he will
make better speaker than sneller.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-01-02

GSIf you wish to become a great man
In this world you must make a great
noise. Modest men stand no more
chance for success than bob-tailed hor {
in fly time.