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GEo. W. WnLi,Ns s,vrrL wtIt,vs
GEO. w. WILLIAMS & co.,

Gro. W. Wmns' s.xrtL wrtlu,xs.
6PlcE on isih street opposite shssloo house, at,
f e S %9sa s s &C.
They solicit the patronage Of their friends and pusc gene
EHRIsTIAN Is LhTEIHOP, No. %, Mln.I,reei
have just received aud nov prepared to exhibit to
E@.ySiiSsS collars, Sleeves Chemists, udtn Band. 4e.
Plain and Printed chs,c'
six and Lace Maptlla' and Talma,. NH 10
~ received ne folioripE Music L" '''-P' H. TAYLOR has
fssi SeS Gy h SSi.' 81 < 2yE E? By l. Baker.
Lee kiss Happy Moments men; ,,
childScod. pTeaS. b. ty ' BadG.
B TiG Fisher BY Crosby At HIS MUSIC STORE.
H nv. sAfE Ion shIIThe ,gS,.rscr have sutton
osing 700 'ms for cur use will sell bargain. II early App
feai oUARLgs BBooSE
NEW poOKS-rOr sal, a, toe HSpll,, Book Depository,
Ptl,sl, Trs, to5 Nc Truth a. Historic Tai, the rarI
neriss Portion. DE Old Sai New TSSScu Sy EssPd
5he ESlfop q ,s World Sy rrsdecs DenI,oa Maurice
ss oSa %l qrRSl y 5SD S' T',Sa
Trse, on InrST,'gi sq.s, bound in neat by R,yd
7 NIldeditch and wibtIer ''''''''p ~
gguison and Missions; by W Cushman.
sion y INC Author Children Tity Ytsr, AGO.
Little Peter pni his sister Patty
The History Of Amelia Gale
Rome Againt the Bbc and the Bible Against Rome OK
seisri, Jewish And Papai: by WIN P'umer, . y ~
asiohNy 70 Ntrts in hcat zen Laads Uncle Ioephus
mhP GUYS wORTittN Dsrcsl,ary
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES N0LICEnThe subscriber: have
SUTTON BROTHER and will contnns conduct the general
Sosion AMI Sarng Busiuess the old Fran.
S1uon5r They wiz rlve their personal attention nc ls
o. wheat Corn our, TCbicco and a tindt
20 The purchase and shirment o. Gusro Plaster Agricultural i'm.
pIemen and NctcRndtc rsucray; anil also will attend
prpy 70 the forwarding % AT articles
liberal adrahor' will be made eon,lgnmrn,s.
v. SUTTON, JR
. CoGYDoN ~ stTroN
mn ~ dwD Norih siie Basin.
~ M,is,n.,,... ,.. - JoESsoS.
~ sblpPlhS aud Commission Merchants,
- sAN Fa,SCIsco, CllTuax,.
nspreiented By JOHNSON 4 LowDIS, New York
RsfsT 70 MesuL ALLgS PAXSoN,Ny, Islt-dsaxiy,
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JAMES d. ELLETT.

II, TSet On Gose,Hor ,ile6, opposite he DTa.h 0Tce
tN De found az al! hours and ali b,
'nss IN ih9 Agency line, such Selling Hiring out Ne
duee, Renting oct Houses, Se., &c. '' " Ssi1"d,f
NMSMih SOAR AND CANDLE M,NIFNt'TIIiY-Fp
hcADh oaers for sale lila Mandatory Prank
IN street between 10Th street
neg s black, brown, yelloE soaps PAn Rose Maond
anu Ar!eated do with assortment No Cl.rseI
Tie superiority bis black Soap general use over
az nov Manufactured Is aested
ote adelphia AID other Northern cities Mr. McAs brand
peculiar Distinction, while his exports TO these pa
Sss 9Ay lac casing lie has of bear
Rain soap three 3D. Country Merchants n
Actory. - ~ SHSts
NoiNE--The nrn NANCE GoOcH was dissolve Ell on
~ we IAt instant By E,uiuAl
closing their late business, THOMAS SISci VI
January End, 1854 d. p CnorU -'
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importer ana Dealer In China, Glass Enrhenvare
NO. q Fotvt>enh .I,s,t,
As now In store and Is daily
M EaTthenwars ana China OF lis ration Of the
latest anu most approved patterns tni
large stock Of GLss Wdr looking Gid, and Iacy Go.I.
MS STOCK VIII ne found as extensive,
thern hepaekng House offer visiting mi,
before making their purchases. -
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AUCTION SALES.
6AIE OPIAyn A.
FITIRE nARr

SALE OF LAND UNDER THAR ptv,,,--,
arsa .S%a 70 .,s co ssay sss,s,a hun.
SrrSSs and ~. 70 one on the sane day, nom kndsrson
Sss & s 'hs M
not the hrs. i day Il oeioef ~ ar
.G ss,,tS 10 a a
TT fe 3. Land am nio.%sd and /. ,Aou,h, win
propose ,Ss no p.ss Of meeting
Shieh n. Asie. MIL whence We will upon premise.
Trssso much Of the purchase money to be paid In cash
ns s ss% Of s s' s asIs ass 5ay
the said aSs. ,s. a. such ns and
o. s -a,e to give such direction. time and In
hs s sss,.d to be acting a. trustee
mar .-d1e.d.: JAMES ELLErr. Trustee.
BY Davenport, Allen q Co.., Auct.
%slss No ii. Ss ., !, ST%EI4Non THURSDAY IsA
A'"''T T.T. q M. GTHeer les viz r
sE E R sS1s f RsesRd. S- %si.f.s soap
Rice; Cigars; Bacon
Coffee Sugars; wrapping Paper
100 cases Tumbiers
Green and Black Teas-sOo packages.
loo cash. 800 and four month, credit for
nh9 DAVENPORT, ALLEN d CO., Aue...
BY t;oddu & Apper-on huc,-
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT the CORNER OF CANAL
win Be sa ia ta sa Is ar ,is Z:
on The ~ ceset a. 1.usS. IP
ontne iTo feet the South side Cana,rr.t ypnntr-
BYRD stree. $50 feet 70 alley which there
- .n'l s, erected only lev having each
Gsm h Of Kitchen Ihi, property on par o,
s one fourth cash, balance G. and Is u,onth 10,
NH II ~N' ' 70 cnyr, s't uss9:
"a 8 y DI FURNITURE FOR NlIE an
In subscriber Il d-cinng Housekeeping and
AZ public auctlou TUESDAY fns,,nt M
ooek the whole OF his Household Kitehea PurnIur
oi Dning Room and faocr Furniture, complete hand
@ aSd Mantle classes Room and Stair Carpets. bca
FURNITURE &C. Also splendid wood pi.n
The above furniture IL OF quality AMI hs, b-. I'll
ksSs- sums under 'ioo cash; over foO month, .rs5,
Tor approved endorsed negotiable mates. ~
I,dts, ~. BENJAMIN DAVIS
qes,t,d to call on the day previous to the ssie
nihlo PCLLIAM DAVIS
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vALrAuGr, g9AM ZINES ron LEASE,


yH7hE above Mhcs situated the ~
N iom.ihpg r" than mile NORTH Of Abe Midlothian Goal
Hines Aud IN the Il eoahed Thee
~ very Partially VOL 81 y, short peoj a different times ~
tue fuhfber, and uudcr lease outhcrs
aud succn capital together with
state Of the co IsipO were aba ndonr
then beng ton great f,r individual enterprise The woIs
Others, viih two seams o. coal and the other 70 ts
with The Engines, fNinreg Ac abuudanty
raising aud handling Of 100 bushels Of per day" Another
shaft 80 yards further North, this land, sunk yea
than 90 feet and BY boring
deph q coal passed through. Al Of shafts aud
votngs this property made At expense ali
probability when The c. he orihs dscl.
dtd advantage 81 those who may this properly 10
geher With this fact that the trarsp0rach raroad g
not exceed enc curh the this properly ar en-
pitTcd
ccal the be, quality has been taken mona eso There
buildings THIS land for families and r opera.
lives sides shops aud Engine house. The other
Of this property will uuitc tn proper Lessee
reasonable term Of Address
cnee a. Riehmond yrslnS at my rrsnes ia
Manchester ''' ~
rho-dSw wM. N. BRANnER
HIP LAoK on. sS AND RROCK CoATaI h.re ~, r...ired
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HHNGLisIi LAW AND EQUITY REPoRTs.-yolaue 30
IN press snd to be published about Of April ebra
eng the case; to The eloe o. pe LEGAL containing all
BenehRcpoT Heretofore published in this se the third
and fourth parts Of the Eighth Xxx hequer Reports eby url
son and Gerdon and the Cases OF the
Ioo lcd IN hdrdnce ~ any other i>s Together with many
Admiralty and Ecclesiastical Courts
subscriptions received, and complete for sale hy
mhs Lar Rockefeller s A. Pnhii.S..r
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AUCTION SALES.

ffss pAS.
U Daniop, noncure a Co., Aues..
GtAhGO or 81 s.aR AND MoiASSrs Ar av-~.
~ TioS--on wEDSksDAY, IN. i5,S I,',.s. = ~ ~
10 oeloek We sth sS ct Wharf War,ho.s. "A
heeArso az the sehr scioto, froun Attatsp.s via
100 hhds- Sugar, fair prime au,l,ty
7i0 bills. prime Moasses $500
negotiable paper. TWIN ~t approved
mhlt DUNLOP. MoScuRR CO., A....
Byi Davenport. Alien a Co.. Auc,..
stDV AT xrcnoS~on wEDsSpas. ssS M HATS.
VII s At 10 occck At seeon "
sonsele and fresh Boots. Shoes ats ecn,i,,ln 'es-
Gents Zoe Roots
Mems Boots and Shoes
M Go@en. SHOES. Of ,srIou, qaatu,, and style,
Wrapping Paper, 3c
ALSO,
800 Trunks.
I,s:.Unaer 100 800 over months credit Or .p
mhe DAVENPORT ALLEN A CO ...,.
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TIE undersigned having formed for the pupoe
OF eondIctng general Commission Forwarding Busine.s In
me iy Of Richmond und the style GOooH HARRIS most
tspeay soieiis the patronage Of the public connua.
non oil lie sTors OF the friends the NANCE GOOCH
End Jauua Y, 1884 jNo A mkRbbrs
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8. McGRUDER's SONS.
ENGINErR's OFFICE.
EXTENSION ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA n. R.,

ENGINErRs OFFICE
EXTENSION ORANGE ALEXANDRIA r. r.
r-o D,,r,, , December 22d, 1883. J
FVOCONTRACTORS.-N hereby ri en- IN Al about
% miles OF the Orange Char
io,teve and Lynehhug will be ready for by
sons wishing to make proposals. the
about one half lying Charlottesville remainder nj
abounding in the means OF living ~
Specifications will notice given when
they ready for distribution. 49, '
Parties unknown to the send testimonial, Of
their ability and experience
recently emf loyed. by order Of the Board.
deSo-dieeodf T. O. ATKINSON.
n ECTURES AT THE MEDICAL. COITE1:E
~ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 60 URSE-The summer Courss,
OF Medical Lectures will Monday In Aprii
and continue until the LIST OF Sep,em " ''''''
During the Coursc, there will be
ceded BY examination The
Will have access 10 the Of the InhmAry City Aims
House. ~ '' '
mhi0-st iwtstAp Corner broad and Mayo street,,
sD- THOUSANDS OF GASES OF CONSUMPTION have been
cured by the OF Rushton, Clarke & Co.'S GENUINE
NEiICLNiL COD LIVER OI-It secret preparation or
ouaek Medicine but the P,h Liver
pared with the utmost prope
ties In their higher state Of perfection by
most eminent Physicians.
cAuToS-The great superiority celebrity our OIL has In
dueed many limitations and please notice that the
Genuine Article has the signature RUsHToS CLARK
over the Of each bottle Sold
out the United States Iaoi"yy,rai.ooht f."
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AiiS fLEtsaNIs, ATTORNEY AT law AND "a.
e TARf PUBLIC, will practise Courts Of civ
and me counties o. Gooehand He vii
discharge the various duties prescribed by
and also give his attention to the collection claims
~ OT'< in ts~ Lar I-Olis-.
I'D NIDES D.-The Board OF Director. OF he chmond
IRE Assoeiation have declared Dividend per
,ns capital sicek thereof for he monhs ending day
llth day OF March. ' S@'@t--s'
by order Of the Beard Of Directors.
mhs JOHN H. BosHER, Secretary
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TEX FRANKLIN PAPEH MILF
NSHL 'IDkRE hASUFA CTC-RLyG COyp1yyN
vi o'h street near The Petersbur: Depot.
RICHMOND, yIRGINIll
8 in good order, by superior p.n..
iun Fnn on p d Paper for New. Single DouS. Ne
/" as any mandatory the States a. low
" orders for auy description, Of AMY ei,ht
executed at the shortest notice - anu dinensionss
RAGSi RAGSi
HANfED-Ciean Linen Cotton Rae. q. -
jais-dly " e"'tanees made as directed.
II AnGE STOCK OF HARDWARE AND CITTI rRy an.
be - 70 close business speedily \, mani
or ,hon. a ms day selling Goods AZ
aoSut COST, until the whole 81
~ invite country mere city deaery and We
IN .aht OF cheap goods TO give US "A call A'ohers
"a 70 US are most earnestly respectfully
mil PnnrpTsnNs .rey ,p0.sioy can
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dNHO., ..,lNTE loilA I'm. uI,o,i,-,,

. coI AMERoAN and VANILLA PREMIUM CiIocoLArEs GO
oA shd bf1ohA TO which frst
me ehsi and Fair, Of the Union By all ne
Hussey Murray, New York; Grant T-,i.
Ohio. Wal gp.unlsy. CINCINNATI,
ap5-dIyif nsrrh...ap n hEh CO.,
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- PyICr 90 i1,t % 2, ." hItHN0u", IUgInd
tend strictly to the sale OF Corn wheat Tobacco Flour
and will promptly execute orders for the purchase Goods
rail-
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rop 7uk G IN AGENCY

$3.50, " EUFIis Secrary Of ns rTroina sat. ,sorf
cLtnrd society," and " AuGrsT their Siss. -
M AeLSJs for the sale and Purchase Of Land, In
OFFICE az the 0fee Of The Virginia Sat igri,t-,y G.
cfS.y, No il5 Jdi7 street t 1000 -'v''eu'sHrd1 90
SACausr, Notary Public and AceoEn.zi oryrcz a, .boy.
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SPRING IMPORTATION, 1854.
GsNrEII & ALVEY,
No. 10 pcurI SfrcRI. ItirI,.noud

Lawrencc's Worlds Fai- Premium Daguerrean Caller,
~ BroadEay corner White street, New York ocOs ON
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eheerf,y recommend trr Of GoOCu HARRIS IN
the favorable confederation Of = -
zna January. ls5i-in THos. J. NANCE
The Lynehburg virsinan and Express please copy the
above for two weeks, account To this OF "
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PHILADELPHIA, March l4.-Gov Bigler, now in tbis
city, has received dispatch from Erie stating thar il
was only switch which was torn up today, and that
travel is not Interrupted 10 the sliphtrst xtent
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afIIN SPRING INsTITTTE Tor, TIL. G.
I5yth ebtWeen Siay and unrshniI.l-Rey wIiIJssN
department Classics general Fnsii.h
en- AMI md r. ien,Rp Esq, Assistant Mail
FOR terms apply Il, or p,;n.i,.t
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dugu..d HousS Main, beteen SEA %! So RIonJ To
eh Mt-sEN,s system OF Practice
know Remedies Medeocheraiea (whether Aiopa,hc
aomopathc Hydrupsihc or EIectropn;h
81 when necessary to administer medicine almost mi.
It. -ESs . 49, ->A "'-'
Intending no disparagement OF oes uees It but
70 say thAt an experience Of
majority Of CHRONIC DlsEAsEs f Whatever name or form
are susSep'te 81 HdcH Cure, and that diseases
PEE ne mas 81 command tmost certainly the
aaj speedily ehieient " ''>S
~ B. Dr. MASSEY will be Richmond this time some week,
perhaps months. His brethren
diay invited to examine Apparatus and exchange ideas
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-10-02
. 1854. VOL VI, NO. 1--MsaHsGEHss VOL. XL NO 5se

more elastic. A great load had been III
ted from her mind, and now she was hannv
But while his reason returned in part f. I,
to him, his legs which had become paralv
zed at the time Of his great prostration. dit
not improve. He was as helpless as ever
But that was but light affection compa
red with that of total loss Of rea
son. Julia's happy face, and kind word
kept him in a cheerful mood, and rendered
this Is, affilction lightly borne.
The lead turned out animmense amount
OF mineral, proving it to be one Of the lar
gest IN the mining region.
When worked out, Dummy still remain
ed IN the same helpless condition and at
the same time tie possessor of an amount
OF money sufficient to make him and his rela-
tlyes comfortable for life.
/, About week from this time two impor.
lant events occurred to the PARTIES interes-
ted on the same day. They were Julia and
Rosenburgh's marriage, and their and Dunn
mys departure for home.
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Aobertismlg BATES

aolums, per year, $50 iofcolumn, per year, ST. O
scolamn, DO. 1s SCARE, per year, 5
Transient advertisements Of i2 lines or less, 81
fot the first and rs cts. fer each subsequent inser
sioa Business Cards, lines OF less, per year, So
Yearly advertisers VII! be allowed four changes
Legal advertisements inserted at statute prices.
Notices of strays, published four weeks, Si,75
Advertisements sent in. without the number OF
nseftions indicated, will Be con tiaued ill other
wise ordered. $780,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-10-02
A Lovers Fancy.

erect heavenl do love maiden,
RADIANT, rare, and beauty-laden
When she's near me heaven is round me.
Her dear presence doth so bound me
could wiring my heart of gladness,
Might it free her lot of sadness!
Give the world, and all that's in It,
lust to press her hand a minute!
Vet she knoweth not love her:
Never dare tell the sweet
Tale, but to the stars above her,
And the flowers that kiss her feet.
OIL TO live and linger near her,
And in fearful moments cheer her!
could be bird TO tighten
Her dear healthier sweet eyes brighten :
Or in fragrance, like bIossum,
Give my life up on her bosom
for my loves without measure,
Ill its pangs are sweetest pleasure
let she knoweth moi love her;
Never dare | tell the sweet
Tale, but 10 the stars above her.
And the flowers that kiss her feet.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-10-02


SOLD For A SoNG.-The two u. S. Snag
boats, built for the Improvement of the Mis-
sissippi River only year ago, at cost, Of
eighty thousand dollars, have just been sold at
auction, IN St Louis, by order Of PRESIDENT
Pierce, at 1925! This IS preparatory to a.
hardening all operations for River and harbor
Improvements at the West under Government
auspices.
GIMore than million of dollars lie unc lat.
med in the savings banks of the State of New
York. - !.
a5-The Millerites have fixed upon the 18th
of May next the very last of all the days Of.
fhis world. There appears to be no curing
these people Of their de,usion.
GTIt is said of French ladies, that their
fondness for effect runs to such excess, that
widows, who have lost their husbands
practice attitudes Of despair before a looking
glass.
GFaAvoid argument with ladies. In spin
ming yarns among sitss and sGtins, man is,
sure to be worsted and twisted. And when a
man is worsted and twisted, he may consider
himself wound up"
n-The venerable Josiah Quincy, at the
late Cape Cod dinner, gave the following
toast:
"1he Memory Of the Patriarch .a6Tahana--
No wonder that we should name him the ia
Their of the faithful who had the wisdom,
when his own son wanted wife, to send Docn
East and get one.o Laughter and Cheers.1
New MODE OF PLANTING.-The following
mode of planting has been acted on with sue
cess by a Bohemian arboriculturist. In pace
Of using the process of grating, he takes an
offshoot Of any fruit tree, and plants it in po-
ia - Eoth heinct carefiliv r1rced IN the soil
SO that FIVE or six inches Of the shoot shall be
above the ground. This latter takes root,
grows with rapidity, and produces the finest
fr,,its
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-10-02

DoueLAs AZ GhNEyA.--on the 21st inst,
Stephen A. Douglas addressed the people q
Geneva, Kane county The audience was
large, estimated at 800 to 2 900 persons, who
heard him patiently for two hours and half
When he concluded, Mr.. Codding rose to an
swer him, when Douglas, with "a others, alb
ruptly left the meeting. Codding then an
swered the arguments of Douglas, and wha
with the time it took to skin him, occupied a.
bout an hour and half The meeting Their
passed, with one dissenting voice, resolutions
strongly condemning the, repeal of the Mis-
souri, Compromise, and de claring that Doug
las uas unworthy to speak to a free people. Or
the whole, the meeting was considered cool.
er on the Nebraska gentleman Galena AID.
yertiser,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-10-02

THE PARTY PLATFoRNf--"PIERCE AND Ne
pRAsKA. while the Waukesha Plaindealer,
organ Of 'sBarstow and the Balance" plays its
part in the canvass by rejoicing over DIR. Hoyts
nomination in the Western District as an An
IT, Administration triumph, the News and eth
er "Pierce and Nebraska" papers hail it as q
specific and gratifying endorsement of the Ma
tional administration and its pet meas ure
Thus the Sheboygan Lake Journal exults
over the action Of the Convention in this
wise:
We are very much pleased with the action
of the Mineral Point Congressional Conven-
ton, with the bold stand it took in favor of the
National Administration and of the Democrat
ic Platform ard The principle of Popular Sow.
ereignty. Both sections of me democratic par
ty in New York have done the same thing; WI
are reioiced at that too. We sincerely trust
the same course will be pursued in every Con
gressionaI District in this State. We want t.
see the party and its candidates stand squar
and fair upon the Democratic Platform-an,
when we say the Democratic Platform w
mean the Baltimore Platform, including tn
strong plank known as the principle of Popu
lar.. Sovereignty contained in the Nebraska Bill
This is now part and parcel of our glori
Gus Platform, and we are proud to proclaim
it. Upon it democrats should stand shoulde
to shoulder, prepared to sustain it under al
circumstances nd in all emergencies.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-10-02

A HARD CEMENT FOR SEAMs.-A very ex-
cellent cement for seams in the roofs Of houses,
81 for any other exposed places. is made with
white lead, dry white sand. and as much oil as
will make it into the consistency Of putty
This cement gets as hard as any stone in the
course of few weeks. The lead forms kind
Of fux with the sand it is excellent for filling
cracks in exposed parts of brick buildings !;
it is also good GENE mt for pointing up the
base of chimneys, where they project through
the roofs of shingled houses. We have made
this cement and tried it, ard speak a.
bout it from experience only, for we have nc
knowledge of its ever having been described
before.-[ Germantown Tel.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-10-02
EEBavard TAYLOR gives the following

WBayard Taylor gives the following
as d translation Of one Of the songs Of the
Nile boatmen:---
CLOCK at me with, your eyes, Q gazelie, O
gazelle! The blossom of your cheeks is dear
to me ; your breasts burst the silk Of sesf
vest; cannot> loose the shawl about your
waist; it sinks into your soft waist. Who
possesses you is blessed by Heaven. Look at
me with your eyes, Q gazelIe. o gazelle ~
Your forehead is like the moon, your face is
fairer than all the flowers of the garden; your
bed is of diamonds he is richer than a king
who sleeps thereon. Look at me with your
eyes, O gazelle, @ gazelle -
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-10-02
HE Grant County Herald.
sketches of the Light House.
By MARK, OF HAZEL GREEN.
CONCLUSION.

By MARK, OF HAZEL GREEN.
CONCLUSION.
Die eyentful Saturday which was to de-
pine forever the ownership to the dis
d lead, at last came around. The sun
dear and bright, betokening fair
But few congregated at the Light
Use during the fore part of the day, as
Ibot-race was not to come off until the
lille Of the afternoon.
8acnburgh and his friends held a short
gItation in the morning to make all
ihl preparations to have the various
lesses on the spot when they would be
ted. He was not wholly sanguine of
ea for he did not know how the diff
ut witnesses would testify-what par
lar turn Or coloring they might give to
ions Of their testimony nor how clear
memories might be, nevertheless he
sred it as good time to bring the
ter to final issue as any he could i'm
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-10-02
he Grant EQUITY Derato
..u11suED EVERY MONDAY MORNING, By
|. COVER g. NJ. G. GOLDSMITH.
&c. cows, Editor.

4, ore year, in advance, 81, so
:, sne year, at the end of the year, 200
:, ,x months, in advance, rs
as,cribers are responsible for the payment
| 4, Baper until it is ordered discontinued, and
r,ses paid.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-10-02

WHEAT CRoP OF MINNEsoTA.-The Min
nesotian says, that the wheat crop of that Ter
ritory for the present year is estimated at t,cc
hundred thousand.
| A RoUsING MAJoRITY.-W ashburne, the
noble whig Representative from Maine is re-
turned to Congress by majority of four thou
sand.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-10-02

LAND BoUNTIEs IN OREGoN AND WASHING
TON TERRIroRIEs.-H may be well for those
who are contemplating settlement in the a.
bove territories to know that the act granting
Bounty lands therein expires by its own limi-
tation in December, 1856.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-10-02

Dummy soon began to show signs of re-
covery. Shortly his reason returned, and
at the end of two months he became SO
rational as to know those about him, and
recognize the form and feature of his sis
ter. This was source of great JOY to her.
Her heart grew lighter, and her step
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-10-02

Rosenburgh took possession of the dispu
ted range in Dummy's name and worked
it faithfully, giving exact account each week
of the amount of mineral taken therefron
and the expenses incurred.