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PENNSYLVANIA.

The following resolutions were unanimously adopted by
the democratic county convention which assembled at
Uniontown, in Fayette county, on the 9th Instant
Reoloed That we have undiminshed confidence in the
WISDOM purity and proprey of the principles Of the demo-
cratic faith and that the practice of which has written for
country history Of which every American justly
proud ~
Reolred, That in Franklin Pierce recognise democrat
of the true Jeersonan and jackson school, statesman who
knows his duty and has the to take the of
doing it.
Rsolped, That the Nebraska bill passed Congress-
meets most cordial APPRECIATION because it places in the
hands of the people the right to form tue organic law well
the statutes by which they be governedwe know
North South East, West, and should know
geographical line to govern the opinions of men.
Resotped That the homestead bill is Of the first
Importance the peoples that it is dictated by spirit of
true national policy that it is worthy of government
abshed and conducted for the benefit Of the governed and
that its passage reflects honor the House of Represent
atives and particularly able and distinguished member
the Hon. John L. Dawson to whose energy and ability the
country is indebted for its introduction and final passage
ResoIred That highly approve of the wise and energe
c administration of William Biger, and hail his nomination.
by the late democratic State convention for reelection
harbnger Of and another glorious triumph of
democratic principles and that crooked policy
sought to be established by opponents.
On motion, the convention adjourned
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The Aaoaai hegneer iogets to tell its readers that
the resolution of which it spoke yesterday denouneing the
Nebraska BILL censurng the upon it of Norris viii
am and Hubbard, and approving the action Of Morrison
and Kittredge introduced into the New Hampshire e
gisature by hig and under whig auspices. Our worthy
contemporary oentimcs omits such little details and aain
tcationaiiy Of course
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|'gu ~ FROM A DISCOURSE ON THE STUDY
w. SsTu,a A 4 PHILOSOPHY" BY SIR JOHN HERS

u0F NATURAL PhlLoSoih't - 800
ICHEL. Ia. -. :,
80. beeomes yearly and more untrue.
tica economy least Is found to have sound prin-
/, founded in the moral and physical nature Of man,
however lost sight OF in particular however
norary eonroyerted and borne down BY ciamor, have
stronger and stronger testimony borne 10 them IN each
1edng generation by which they must sooner or later
syal.
THE idea once conceived and verified that great and
ends are TO be achieved by which the condition OF the
& human species shall be- permanently bettered by bring
into exercise sufficient quantity OF sober thoughts ana
proper adaptation of means, is OF itself sufficient to set
earnestly in rejecting what ends are truly great ana no
either in themselves conducting to Others OF still
IAr character II is equally harmless and insig
sant whether We right wrong, since we are no
Iuer supney and heplesy carried down the stream Of
s but ourselves capable of bueng with its waves,
IN perhaps OF riding triumphanty over themj for why
Guild we despair that the which has enabled us to
hue all nature to purposes should If permitted and
red by the providence of God, achieve far diff
I'M conquest and ultimately find of enabling the col
live wisdom Of mankind bear down those obstacles which
rna Observation-Disclosures sel6shness and passion oppose to
4 improvements and by which the highest hopes
|uualy blghted, and the iarest prospects married.
And vet when we SEQ that in country as enlightened
our own great party willingly and frequently commits
itself to the keeping Of and proscriptive factions,
M are reminded that the day for the full success OF this
mirable philosophy has yet arrived Nor do we un-
s,and Sir John erschel claiming that II has ar
wed He shows to us with profound eloquence that truth
still to contend with errors but that every victory
caves smaller number of opponents and mankind ia
aduay approaching the era when there can be no sue
esl appeals to prejudice passion, to fear to favor
10 ignorance or 10 pride
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ChASotRy SALE or VALUABLE AND Ei-lciBIY STU
~ aied unmpsoyed real cstatoBy virtue OF
cut court Of the Dsiet Of Columbia Washington connty
IN We cause wherein James Halliday and others
ana Thomas Halliday aad others, Thomas
anna Halliday, William W. Halliday, and Lydia j. Hanon,
sted are aeiendant subserber appointed BY said
fass w se a. public auction Tuesday the l3 day Of Jaee
'e9f al ~ O'Clock the Of q. Mcclure
ue corner OF Pennsylvania aud 10Th all
or PARCELS Of ground lying and being situated In city
washington and known and described
sy q. aud being oi No To- square
NO W lois Nos a. s. ., and
and ~ "a SQUARE No and Of lot No ia south II
uae NO 90 sara paft 81 said lot No. being the
o" on am street east BY ioa iee zach deep Of said lot
OF the city, and Offers favorable opportunity persons
making investments OF procuring egby building
The sale prescribed of
The be cash, ia equal
o. ~ and 10 months,
from day security be ap
proved BY the Upon The iu
and interest aud the ratification Of the sale sales by The
trustee will the the respective purchasers fee
II tbs complied days
which
viii be esod weeks notice. risk
the purchaser purchasers thereof All
pense Of The purchasers.
CHAS. s. WALLACE, Trustee
}. 9. MCGUIRE, Aueioneer
May 23-3tawAds
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Priro,e Adrices By ae .s.eam.hip Pacific.

New YonK, June IA London leter-writer says that
the great rise in conso owing to the
speculation Of parties who operating for decne which
had prevented by gradual restoration of public conf
dence.
The weather regarded favorable for the growing
crops the late dry spell having been followed by copou
showers.
The writer states that great satisfaction expressed
consequence of Austria and Prussia being forced into
alliance with the western powers Yet there is strong
feeling entertained by many that in every step they take
they merely acting the tools of Russatat their sole
object is to bring about peace with increased the
Czar allowing him his aggresons the first
favorable opportunity.
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rfsHE QUIET HEART, reprinted from Hlsckwocds Mags
i
Travels In Armenia 7, by the Hon. Robert owson.
Poems; by Mrs Norton
Qpeens If Scotland, vol. 4; by Agnes Strickland
A Year after Marriage; by r. u. Arthur.
Fanny Ferns Portfolio secsWd Serss. -
lust rscevsd at TAYLOR MAUkfb
luna 10 Bookstore, near 9h street.
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There 79l soldiers engaged in the revolutionn
ry OF this number there less fourteen
hundred living whose ages must average nearly ninety
years Seventy-hrcc have died during the past year
few years and these venerable ocogcnarans win only
be known in the pages Of history.
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BY ELE II A PHI.


Bosros June 1.-THE well known Notch House, in the
White mountains New Hampshire destroyed by fire
Saturday last The loss has yet been asccrtaned
how the fire originated.
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ny GREEN q SCOTT. auctions

VALUABLE NEW THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE AND LoT
1T aucton.On Tuesday, The 18th Instant shall
iron! Of The premises o'clock part off No p in square
No, fronting ~ feet north running back parallel
with Vermont 100 alley, being e corner
the improvements, which handsome brick
house, good
wide passage marble mane built Of the best
mechanics In Washington, with
ont houses very handsomely located rapidly mpoving
OF the CITY,
Terms: One-fouh cash balance twelve, eighteen and
months; deferred
bearing from the Of deed
GREEN SCOTT,
June sd Aucioneen,
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John v. sNIDER the former odcsnblshed
snider No 70 Walnut street. four doors
below will he supplied with vince
and liquors tho accommodating 'erms.
JACpB sNnrR importation Of foreign
Walnut street. where he prepared 70 receive orders
Gy wines Ac various howses
Of single Dozen and upwasds and also socis
Vaughan snder the patronage his friends and
customers.
Al Washington city ny "Aasms Espre-.r
free Of freight.
June 9-~dy
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT THE CORNER OF NEW
York and 90h Al auctonOn Thursday,
the 18th shall SELL at O'Clock in front Of the
beautiful building lot situated at the corner OF New
York goth being lot No. in square No
1873 having New Yo a 3 feet and ol feet 10
inches Goth street, containing 994 feet
Tho above described bandsomey ocned and the sale
will be well worthy the attention Of wishing 10 make GOOD
investment
~ GREEN h SCOTT,
June ID Auctonecrx.
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TOWESEND'S ArrnlsH Of the Old Testament.
i l vol, octave, |, 2l2 81.
Townsends Arrangement the New Testament vo octave,
927 pages. o. rs.
Commentary the Scriptures; by Patrick, Lowth, Whitley, and
others vols, octave. %.
Sermons Masslon, vol, octave, fun CLOTH
CO
Methodist Sermons. i vol, octave, calf 81 cents
sydney Smiths SermonsA vol, fun cloth. %
Of Religions, De
nominations. i VOL, full cloth. so cents.
vois full cloth. ~.
PsyeyS Complete Works bound in three. 81 So
Buders Memoirs Of Pious Women VEL, full leather
binding so
D'Aubsne Reformation vols in g. 81 cents
Jeremy Taylor Liberty Of Propbeying vol Is
many valuable works OF Divinity the low
OF prices.
June 10 FkhNCk TAfLok
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AuCAAOnceros
EXTENSIVE SALE OF EXCELLENT FURNITURE AT
Gadsbys Hotel BY virtue of orders dsan
house deed OF shall sell Gadsbys Hotel
at the OF Sd and Pennsylvania Thursday
the 18th instant at 10 O'clock commencing the
all the furniture, goods, and chses in said house,
Mahogany sofas and dvans
DO rocking, and other chairs
DO dressing and other bureaus
DO wash and other stands
DO marble-top and other tables
French and other bedsteads
Cane and other chairs
Wararobes, dressing writing tables, and toilet
Feather bsds end bedding la~ =
Hair and
Two dnc piano fOrtes, stools, and
Brussels, 3ply, ingrAin passage, and stair carpets
Hearth and oicoh
Hemp and mating
China glass, and crockery of every description
BRITANNIA cnstors, chAnng dishes, and coffee sets
Window curtaiDs aud shades Of description
Gilt and mahogany frame mirrors
Gas chandeliers and burners clocks. &c.
Two large cooking and kitchen requisites
enumerate
And sale OF shall proceed
furniture the which comprises beautiful
and will be fully described previous
TO the sale.
We would respectfully public
of furniture OF quality
both houses
Terms Of sale All of under $20 $40
fourth fourth and oncfouh
twelve months purchasers all Of credit
satisfactorily endorsed bearing from the day sale
GREEN SCOTT,
June lid Aacuoneen.
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ONLY 433.
INDEPENDENT LINE FOR SAN FRANCISCO, VIA PANA-
The shmns creased few hours. Only eleven miles
travehe celebrated steamship North Star
Aspsnwsi Wednesday, July 5ih with
steamship Uncle Sam The books these palaces
number Of tickets will be sold
rates, If applied for before the Goth instant;
e's.' roo"s,
Second cabin open berth. so
Apply only to James NJ Cross Battery Place, stairs
June 9-d8t
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ny GREEN q SCOTT. Aactsone~rs-

VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS OPPOSITE THE
Railroad Depot aud Capitol Hin nj ascnon.-On Wednes
day shall SELL Ave O'Clock M front Of
Of ground adjoining Poy's Hose, the and
opposite Railroad Depot having front ri ~ feet by
100 feet deep This Of tho improving business locations
In city.
Also Immediately ssr the sale Of the ABOVE shall sell north
half Of tot and all Of lot o. No $685. fronting North
Capitol the of North street. adonng me
dcnce Of Mr. Anderson and the finest location on Capitol m or IN
the city
8, ~ and IS months for
bearing OF deed svon and deed OF
taken. Title ndisputabis u.., 1000.
June Auctonecrs.
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The Riot IN N,,o York.

New YonK June 12Tbe first reports Of the riots which
occurred yesterday greatly exaggerated. No
killed During the night there disturbance in Brook
lyn.
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An Introduction to the study Of tho Roman Law
Il by Luther =. Gushing, vol.
Junus Discovered; by Frederick Griffin, vol.
The Two Records the Mosaic and the Geoogcal aiece by
Hugh Miller.
Pyco Course of Reading edited by j. A. Spencer, D. d.
Tie Undying One, and other poems by Mrs. Norton.
Alone; novel, by Marion Harland.
Travels In Armenia; by Curzon.
Life and its Aims vol.
b. A. = M --~''
The Catcchsm Trent; by the Rev T. A. Buck
ley, b. A. 4lE
History Of Professionalism in France by @. De Felce.
The Quiet Heart; novel from Biackwood's Magazine.
June 10 FRANCK TAYLOR
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CMALL FARM for saIc.-I private a
Tenpaly Town. containing about 70 well situated
and readily be divided into handsome cottage sites, with vo
OF ground attached.
For particulars inquire Of JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
and Commission Merchant.
June 2-6teod
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BY GREEN a. SCOTT. Auct,oneer..

WET-NURsE WANTED.-Apply Dr. Thomas Miller.
June l0-d3t
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lSuce,.sfM balloon Asoension.

BALTMoRr, juno 12.Thc aeronaut Elliott made second
balloon ascension this afternoon according to
Thousands of persons the ground to witness the
cension OF the aeronsut who week previous, during
calm and clear day. made delightful excursion into the
gions of space. To-day, however, after the filing of his
balloon, oouds above threatening rain he adj
vised by his friends to postpone his ascension, but the
naut insisted upon going because the people expected IT,
After rising into the air thunder storm burst upon him,
and his balloon shot upwards penetrating the clouds when
he lost sight Of After absence Of hour he de-
scendcd and aiigbted in safety the city
Organization Of ne New Cay Government Of Philadelphia.
PHilADrLrHA June l2.-Both branches of the gov
eminent consolidated city of Philadelphia organ
zed this morning There very large assembage Of
persons in Attendance.
Bishop Potter opened the select council with prayer.
Hon II. T. Conrad, the mayor elect, win be naugurated
tomorrow.
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NEw Yonx, June I2.-Brcadstuas unsettled. Flour
saes Of barrels Of State at IS s southern 50 II
SO U.s. Wheat declined four cents Gonzales Of IS 900
bushels mixed at 70 cents yellow 10 81 cents. Oats So
Cotton unchanged Stock quotations about the
a last report.
BALTIMORE, June 12-The Pacifcs has unsettled
the market. Breadstuf have declined. For Howardsree
-four So so II offered, but sSlSs Whcatsales Of 800
bushels rcd at 81 90 white at s1o5 49, Cornsaes of
5000 bushels white at III 70 CENTS yellow at rs 80 cents
Oats sold at SO so butter in kegs at ~ ID cents
whiskey sold at n a rs cents.
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NEETLEMEN'S BELONGINGS.-G Gentlemen wishing TO re-
u penish their wurdrObes all times find
season. aud In great variety
The adopted buying all Of goods for will
the certainty Of buying
M a uniform prices. STEVENSS
June l0--3uf Sales room, Browns Hotel.
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1873 W. WHITE, OF Virginia. respectfully
u citizens OF Washington that Fhe will give poeca rcading
dtCaIusi's Saloon Thursday 18th
Doors open O'Clock Reading halpast eight
Ticket. 30 cents. June l3--d3t
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by GREEN ~ SCOTT, Auctionoers.

/, OUsEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION
H On Wednesday, 18th Instant O'clock
the residence Mr. j. c.
north, good assortment Of furniture,
Mahogany bureaus painted waIdrobcs
Bedseads washstAnds, chars and tables
China, glass, cr0ckery and
Window curtains, blinds, carpets, aud
Cotton and shuck mattressee bedding, kc.
Cooking and other
With good assortment Of kitchen requisites.
Terms al sale. GREEN X SCOTT,
June l3-d Aucuoneeis
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Two fellows arrested at Albany, New York for nj
tcring counterfeit paper money In their pockets wer
found about $1,000 in counterfeit 6ves the greater par
Of which was ON the Hudson River Bank New York--th
remainder on the Bank of Montpelier.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-10-30
LITTLE GIANT.

rs THE NAME given to highly improved
j Portable Mill, represented in the cut above,
adapted to the various grinding purposes of a
Farm, which is found to be indispensable to
the thrifty and Economical Farmer in the pre-
paration of Food in the improved modes of
feeding stock. This Mill is peculiarly adapt
ed to grinding corn and cob together, to shell
ling corn and grinding meal from corn and O.
Their grains, &C., &c. This form of mill is SO
simple that small boy can adjust and use it
with perfect ease. and certainty, either for
shellmg corn or for grinding coarse and fine
and is by far the most tidy, convenient and
portable article of the kind ever invented,
worked with one or two horses with equal ad-
vantage, according to power applied.
The farmer can put one up and have it in
operation in twenty minutes, and that without
the aid of tool, excepting gimlet and screw
driver for fastening the feet to floor or plat
form.
They are offered for sale at the low price of
Fifty Dollars. by John P. Lewis & Co., Poto-
si,with the express guarantee that the purchase
money will be refunded on return of the art-
Gle, if it does not fully suit, provided it be
within 80 days, and not wantonly or careless
ly broken.
ALSO-All kinds of Blacksmith and Car
penter's tools, sold by
JNO. P. LEWIS & Co.
Potosi, June 1st, 1854. FAC
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EVERY PERSON

Should constantly keep I'd, for cases of
emergency. bottle of Sloan's INSTANT RE-
LIEF! 1t is the great Internal and external
Remedy for the immediate cure OF collie,
heartburn, sore throat, toothache, weakness
of the back or kidneys, diarrhea, dysentery,
cho.era-morbus, all summer complaints, sick
headache, ague cake, rheumatism, soreness in
the bones, pain in the limbs, cramps and
spasms, colds, spinal complaints, .swelled joints
.prains, bruises, &c, and for cholefa'it is sr-
perior remedy. - .se....te,l
FOR HORSES and CATTLE
sloan's Instant Relief is truly Great Rem
edy! Half of % cent bottle of Sioan's In
slant Relief Cures Horse of the Collie in a
ew minutes.
For bruises, strains, spfains, and many 9TH
er injuries OH horses, cattle and other animals,
Sloan's Instant Relief seldom fails to afford inn
mediate relief. aud speedily effect a cure Z :
Many persons have been astoniaEled to wit:
ness the rapid cures affected BY the use Of this
wonderful Inediciue- : 49,. - : :
The Dollar bottles conan six times the
quantity Of the 20 cent bottles, consequently
! saving Of one-fhird is made by purchasing
the dollar bottles.
For sale by D. T. Parker, Lancaster.
March 8, 1884 1y3!.1
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-10-30

| rgThe Cincinnati EHq'SsreT IS trying
'ytraet comfort from the utter dlscomtit-
"a - It's nartu Here is the first essay:
~ NEXT HOUSE OF REPRESENTA-
,ss-We doubt whether there will be
regular orthodox Democrats elected to
L, next House of representatives from the
L, States. So far as the elections have
|.en place, we have only heard of the
Lie of Hall in Iowa, Fuller in Maine and
orence in Pennsylvania; and We believe
seats of the two former are to be con-
|~ted We may pick up some straglers in
EnDsylyania and Indiana, but at the pres
h writing the chances are against us OBJ
|,ring any in Ohio. Again we repeat,
\ shall be disappointed if all the free
It,es send ten regular Democrats to Con-
ess. Reader, think of the next House,
imposed of one hundred and Thirty nor
.lern Wings and Abolitionists, being a
arge controlling power in that body. A
rsiIlst them will be opposed the united
3outh, which is ninety odd members
Won't there be collision when such mate.
tgls meet"
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SlOan's Life syrup,

Is altogether superior to any medicine here
tofore discovered for the rapid cure of colds,
coughs, influenza, hoarseness, hopping cough,
Group, bronchitis, catarrhs, asthma, dyspepsia,
iver complaint, incipient consumption, and for
the relief Of consumptive patients in advanced
stages of the disease; also all diseases which
originate from impurities of the blood, to wit
Scrofula, salt rheum, mercurial, s'phitic, or
veneral and eruptive or diseases of the skin,
as b'otches, pimples or pnstules, and all Itch
ing eruptions, chronic inflammation of the liver,
white swelings, necrosis or fever sores, rick
ats, fistuIa and kings evil in short, in every
amt Of the system Oh blood, from whatever
cause il may arise, or however long standing,
his medicine will be found far superior to any
,ther remedy
For sale by D. T. Parker, Lancaster.
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Matchmaker & Jeweller.

A THE subscriber, having per-
mr. IN manently located at Lancaster,
EI IL and having served a regular time
&ssssGZzSg to his business in Scotland land ha-
wing been engaged years in the various branch
es Of the business in this count y, is prepared to
execute all work in his branch, well and neatly
: d warrant the same, if well used. He keeps
full supply of CLOCKS and JEWELRY,
which he will sell at fair rates. Also--clocks
repaired.
He may always be found at the sign of the
Big Watch, one door south of the Jail.
JOHN ROBERTSON.
Lancaster, Oct. 10Th, 1854 T16tf
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"a = Eg - -; -
LATEST ARRIVAL AT THE

DEOPLES' STORE,o in Lancaster. di-
rect from Boston and New York--tbe
heaviest stock of Merchandise ever brought to
Western Wisconsin embracing Boots and
Shoes by the section, Clothing by the acre.
Groceries by the ton, and Dry Goods by the
yard, piece or bale. Also,
Hundreds of articles not to be found in eve
rry market, selected with view of supplying
the universal want
All OF which are now open and exposed for
sale in rooms, warehouses, cellars and up
stairs, at WHOLESALE or RETAIL, for cash.
produce or approved credit.
All areinyited to call and examine my Goods:
and buyor no buy, myself and clerks will be on
hand to show you round, tell prices and arrange
terms of trade. DIT. PARKER
October lst, 1854. T27
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-10-30

GILMAN PAPERrN GALENA. Mr.. Stibol,
tho proposes to publish German paper in
bis city, has arrived here with his establish.
|mt, and will issue thefirst number of his pa
b next week. We have large and intelli-
a German population in our city and county
b paper printed in that language has been
nh needed here. We are pleased to learn
the paper will represent the Jews every
ERE held by the Germans and vigorously
pose the extension of slavery into free ter
|5y, as intended by the odious Nebraska
|n The name ofthe paper is the" Voraoaerts,' y
Go-ahead") and we wish 1t every success
[Eaena ADV.
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Public Sale of Stock.

FENHE subscriber, residing at the Hurricane
i near Keene's Corner, in the south
part of Lancaster town, will offer for sale a
Auction, on Saturday the 4th of November neat
fhe following Stock, and other property
! splendid young Mare
yearling Filley;
spring Colt;
yoke 2year old Steers;
do Yearlngs;
2 Cows;
! Heifer;
Calves;
Also, other property, all in good condition.
Ierms-3 months credit on amounts over $40
over $50, months, and under $40, cash.
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock
CONRAD NAP.
Oct. 18th, 1854. Tl6'