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The true Democrat., 1854-05-02

BENJ. CALENDER, P. ROGERS, GUsTAvUs A. HILTON CALENDER, ROGERS & HILTON, i'm V porters and jobbers of Hardware, Cutlery, Guns etc. 42 and A Pearl street, Boston.
 Dec 7 1852 If
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GREAT BARGAINS TN DRY GOODS.

II stand, have opened new store at the brick corner of Markham and Cumberland streets, near the Presbyterian Church, and known as the Levy House, where am offering my entire stock of dry goods very low for cash My old customers, and the public generally, will find it to their advantaoe call and see me before purchasing elsewhere.
 Those who are indebted to the old firm of D. Ben der & Co.,, are respectfully requested to call and set tie up D. BENDER S CO
 April II '54 "
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THE MISSES McALMONTs,

A CADEMX for young ladies will re.open 1A on Monday the 18th of March, and close on Wednesday the gth of August. 1S54
 TERMS.
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SUNDRIES.

TUST received from Cincinnati, 800 pieces hollow .J ware 200 gallons stone do, 25 bbls four 600 fb star candles, 500 tb bar soap 800 tb W. R. cheese, bbl Mo- l lard oil, l lot fine chewing tobacco, dc crackers, etc., etc. And for sale low, by
 April H. 1854 M OSBORN.
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SHOE, HAT AND CAP WAREHOUSE. ID HaFD JAgaoF Of tSs fsd e s bos 1syss sy Ga tom House street.
 N. B.-R. W. RAYNE still continues at the old stand. July 19 '53 1y 18th, 18th, and 14th VOls., English Law and
 Equity Reports. LUST received. Subscribers to the work and those wishing to become subscribers will please call at the Book STORE. Price S2 Vol. with cost of trans portation. JNO. E. REARDON, April II. '54 A0ent
The true Democrat., 1854-05-02
Wall PaDer,

\ N assorted lot of rich and plain wall paper ju: n received at the book store.
 April 25, 1854 JNO. E. REARDON.
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REMOVAL.

THE ssCheapest Store under the Sun,.' by L D. B. HANDEL, has been removed to Badget Row, on East Main street, where he is prepared to offer as good or better bargains than before.
 April II '54
The true Democrat., 1854-05-02

CLOVES! GLOVES!! A FRESH supply of Ladies, and Gentle- A mems gloves of almost every variety. Just opened and for sale by J. A. HENRY. April II '54.
The true Democrat., 1854-05-02

MOSES GREENWOOD A CO.,, Forwarding 1Va and Commission Merchants, No. 66 Magazine st., opposite mouth of Bank alley, New Orleans, La
 Particular attention paid to the sale of Cotton To- bacco and other Produce-the collection and remit ance of Funds and the purchase and shipment of all goods ordered. June IA 1853 ly
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N E w RUG STORE

THE subscriber has just received and u opened an entire new stock of inspected Druns and Medicines, which are warrented fresh and gen1 ine viz:
 Quinne, Iodine, Bebeerine, Piperine, Veratrino Tod. Potass, Salacene, Morphine, Blue Pill, Eng. Ca lomel (gen.,] Turkey Rhubarb, and Opium; pure Cod Liver Oil, Cit. Qunne ct Iron, etc., etc.
 Patent Medicines.
 Embracing Louden's, Jayne's and Comstock's Fami ly Medicines Moatts, do.; Lees, Spencer's, Wrght's and Sellers Pills; Davis Pain Killer Wistar's Bal sam; India Cholagogue; Ayers Cherry Pectora etc. Sands, Bulls, Georges and Townsends Sarsaparila
 Nermifuges.-F Fahnestock's Dead Shot, Chap mans, Sellers and American Vermifuge. Also complete assortment of Perfumery, Chemi- calls, and Fancy Articles Paints, Oils, and Dye Stufs, Window Gluss Putty, etc., etc.
 Purchasers are requested to examine the quality of my Druggs, etc., before purchasing elsewhere hours of the day and night. "'' W. W. ADAMS
 New Drug Store, corner of Main and Cherry Stree.
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TOBACCO.

TT is acknowledged by all who have tried | it that HENRY keeps the best Chewing Tobacco ill town. Call and try it. o
 April Il '54 "
The true Democrat., 1854-05-02

PARASOLS. oST received beautiful article, and for sale by J April II, 1854 J. A. HENRY.
The true Democrat., 1854-05-02
HAVANA COFFEE

R ECElVED this day per s. b. Alabama, 25 sack oi Havana Coffee, and for sale cheap by
 April II, 1854 M TANTI.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-17

sin to ADMIT slave State into the U,iou vs,
should II be damning sin to ADMIT ten-to extend tho
system over the whole countryi With glow of indigna-
uoe protest against the pledge by whoever vss thss
tns slave power win seek 10 extend its cords
%sy Psaoeas sy hold what it owns now Not SOLITARY
sAvehooer Will allow TO enjoy repose unIess he coc-
sents 70 reinquisn hts Office OF slavehoIdsr.
me me senytnrai iOjunction is be obs,ed "Rs-
sist INC oevil, and he win Zee from you"
me TO =, mo nnion with sAvery"-the mstto o( The
STAKEHOLDER Is, Slavery forev.r-no union with sbok-
tionists either In Church State" would to oi tn !,
We might Dc united people, but God only renders tuis
possible by spreading liberty throughout All the IsDd
OH and Aisr cannot coasece they are not NOR sa
nsonishc than slavery and freedom IL is not fresar,
or the agitation fos freedom, but it Is the dominaton Of
slave power wniah creating dsuDisn and discor in
these States With two thousand million aoll.rs vorth
OF prcpesty in It's bands for ,es never diyld,s
with rs foot planted two thirds OF our territorv a
cannot be tasn that ths slave power win CON
summAte ia csboIicai object and all VINO give the right
hand OF fellowship 70 those whose hands red vi me
blood OF slave God will hold guilty These soms
times It Ia not struggle for national prosperity-thAt
problem seems to be setled the question whstoev
BY our Efforts we can abolish slavery, but whether
With the multtus do ev and sell brthrish fox
n*ss OF potsge Living or dying, defeated victoei-
'u let be our lot to asy compromise with slavery
liberty for al, and forever!
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-17
THE LECTURE SEASON.

Lecture of Doctor AchiiI mt the Tabsrnacle'
The third lecture Of tho for the benefit OF
Harlem Baptist Church delivered last ght ~ the
tabernacle by Dr. Achil, Of Rome. His subj C.
peace instead Of War;
Tne aueien.e was sm AL owing to the uppels,n. state
OF the weather and the unpleasant condoa OF the
walking. The speaker said
nnay perhaps ex.ts surprise among you 70 heAr
me speak OF pace while all Europe echoes with the clash
Of Bat IL speak 0, pesce remsmoer 1t is not be
cau,e Am Indifferent to the which passing be
cause al the cherished hopes 0. my couatry in the
contest an waiting and looking trustngy towards the
clouds which ovsrhaDg Earope believing when 1t opens
liberty win be reveaed and Italy free. II Jou ssk
Why desire Rome TO be republic, can only answer
am BY birth Europ,ap, an italian and . Ro
man. have suffered, been perseeuts3, and borne
most everything but mArtyrdom. Bat If ] we're
the only who had suffered in my country's
cans. it might pAss Bat hundreds Of others have felt
the pains ot tyrAnnca Rome. You ask II there ia any
hope for Italian freedom, aErvsr rid us Of foreigners
lake away the French and Austrian Arnies from oar
I.rd and uil show yoa will room settle VITA the
PeIe and our petty kirgs. rfjoee that am 10
TIE land Of Hbsfty IN the land OF Washington. ZAP.
plause) 1nske ivowa free and Independently, tnat
thee are rUols chArA tiers n the Romsn Catholic
Church, sbtuyh op ,ose the system and prinsipls Of
the PoIsh Church. make strong dist nciion bet
ote Nho are NethOucs rom nclr ktiou and those who
re from busnes and speculation The Ca'hoiie
Church boasts OF two hundred million disciples,
sesred over all the world and therefore ought 70 bs
loe TO exercise great influence In behalf OF peace.
This reg teaches love- peace and charity and 1hoad
not stir up dissersion and war We shoald not De
nimiesl towards . Catholic, uho IL 70 st heart
bat rather pity him for his weakness. Why re-
gard Catholic missionaries with hatred Are
you mstrustu OF yourselves and fear thess foreign mis-
aepares will undermine your govsrnnent II SO, then
this fear bot In Keeping with precsp OF your rei
gion NO II not a. . religious mia'ionsry thss you
reject the Catholic nissiouaryitis because you Anow,
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the Danube, pronuroe' 1t at to keep ths Russians In
chsok for long time although deaoisnt In cavalry
Two French officers arc cent to repo: on the Turkish
Asiatic force.
THE COMBINED PLKxrs-RUMGRED ENG AGKMsNr, ErC.
rumor vas very current Of . naval engagement os-
tween the Allies and the Russians the BaSk Sea- with
the destruction Of the but 1t has not been oon
frmed.
Part OF the allied aest had returned to CONSTANT.
nople, 10 escort Turkish supplies 10 vArsa.
portion OF the Turkish feet had to Egypt ship
1900 well trained troops In eudins regiment Of
heavy artillery, (muoh wanted) and ono regiment Of
rifsmen.
MOVEMENTS OF RUSSIAN TRooPs-oFFICHR cAsH-
HIRED, RT0.
The Russian regiments Of guard ordered to the Bal
tic provinces BY the LIST OF March.
The Russian Vice Commander OF Ssbastopol has bsen
oashiered for not preventing the Eagsh gats Rstribu
ton from entering that port
The Eoglsh engineer, Bell IL released
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tnople had received instructions from his government
whish support this statement and which he has com
municatsd to Reschid Pscha.
BERLIN, Jan, 2o, 1854.
In consequence OF the arrival of Gen. CUNT Orof last
night from Sc Pstsrsbury the ministers to-day
The seusson turned tho sventuaIss Of the Russo
Turkish Affairs and the position Prussia in that respect
Markets
LONDON MARKETS.
LONDON JAM 30 The reports the newspspsrs state
that the prices OF sugar we'll sustained Buyers OF
foreign coffee pressing and Rio has sold ct
ATS 5ls Tes WAS fIm Rice meets with Q slow sale,
AID Is rather cheaper In tallow there ia little doing and
previous rates barely sustained BIsaduf-Holdsrs Of
foreign demand full rates, but aales restricted
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
LvDpooI, Jan 2S.- Cotton-The sales oday amounted
to s 06O b,les
JAN so sales to day 5000 bales; sales Saturday and
today 70 sp'cuators and exporters, 1900 bales. Prices
ere wholly uDcnAr ged since asst week.
Breadst shs-Ar To niinson's circular quotes bread
stufs rather quiet and prices generally unchanged
GLASGOW, Jan 8o-Wheat and nour are held at full
PRICES.
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The French Empire.

FIGHTY THOUSAND TROOPS FOB TURKEY.
Ata Conn oil held at the Tuleres the 3otn Jlnusry
the question Of sezdrg extraordinary land force TO
Turkey vas fully discussed proposed send so 900
mar four toeies under nd o; saeAls Canroos
kscrnthon Pelister, and Boufqust. EogAni viii iend
only ssnaii force, but VIII pay half the expense.
NissIoF TO BELGIUM AND PRUSSIA
Prinee Noposon had gone tie Belgian Court re
ported, 10 impress the king the necessity Of acting
firmly With ths allies agA;ns: the Russians ., B,lsum
osrnot nsiniain reutrsl.y without iocutrng the ds.
pleasure Of France
The Prince will also 20 similar missions 70 Prussia
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COUNT oRLoFf'5 MssIoN-THE WAR QUESTION ETC.
Count orlofs interview wrh the Emperor was brief,
but 1t Is not known how he sped
The people appear In favor OF western all snoe
Ths-coaesntraton Of troops goes on in Romsva..
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Sweden.


HOSTILITY TO RUSSIA ON THE INCREASE.
The temper Of the people sho ncrsa aspg hostility to
Ros'ia, and the Chambers goaded With enthusiasm
AZ extra supplies required TO put the country In state
u defense, are granted.
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Germany.

NOTHING DEFINITE RELATIVE TO TIE WAR QUESTION
To January 20. neither Austria, Baviria Saropy
had made apy nunieation to the Gsrmsnic Diet
rectipg neutrality.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-17

POLITICAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PREPARATIONS
Some political disquietads working In the canton Of
Zurich and military precautions have been taken.
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Spain.

Spain.
REVOLUTIONARY sYMProMs--OPr0sIrIoN 70 THE
QUEEN.
Great discomfort exists Revolutionary hspdbiIya ara
everywhere circulating and the popular feeling At pre-
sent In favor Of the King OF Portugal or ANYBODY Int
q Queen
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Prussia.
TEE CROWN PRINCE SIDES WITH ENGLAND AND
FRANCE.

The Prnssan government has not Jet sposso bat The
Grown Prince reported to have declared strongly in the
Council Of State the necessity Of siding with the western
Powers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-17

FIVE DAYS LATER.
~~~-~~~~-~~~~~~>y~~>~~~-~-
ARRIVAL Of THE CANADA AT HALIFAX.
->~~-->~~~>->~~~~>~>-
HIGHLY IMPORTANT.
A GENERAL EUROPEAN WAR
CONSIDERED CERTAIN.
---
INTENSE EXCITEMENT. EUROPE In A BLAZE.
->~~~~>~~~-~>~
Russian Ministers About Leaving Lon
don and Paris.
Reported Withdrawal Of the British and
French Ministers from Russia.
>~>>>>~~>~~o>>>o>>>>
TheQutsn's Speech on the Opening Of Parliament
-~~~~-~>~>~-~>~>>>~~>~~~-
Extensive Military Preparations
>-~~~~~>>~~~>~~~>->>~
Eighty Thousand French and Ten Thousand
English Troops for Turkey.
Immense Increase Of tho English Army and
Naval Forces.
RUNORS OF FURTHER FGH TING ON THE DANUBE.
THE TURKS STILL SUCCESSFUL.
-~~~~~~~~~~oe~~~oS~>r~>~
Revolutionary Symptoms in Spain and Italy.
-~~--,>e~-~,-~~>,~~~>~>~~-
STATE OF THE MARKETS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-17

OUTBREAK ANTICIPATED IN THK NORTH, ETC.
French inHuen'e is much in neasiog in Naples.
Great unessinees exists throughout Northern Italy, and
an outbreak is far from I'm probable. +...
PontfeAl decree ends to April rsxt psrmssien TO
import breaSstufs into the Roman SAtss and also gives
forced currency 10 Roman treasury bonds
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Perain.
Commercial Intelligence.

At the latest dates Epglish influence st prepon 10
rated.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-04-03
Town 2 n, Range 8 West.-C Continued.

Ecr.,pEscR1prroN.
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.

fE'HE PUBLIC are hereby cautioned not to
Il receive, and the Payers are particularly
cautioned not to pay, to any person, except my
SAT-, any Note executed to me by him or .hem,
as the same have been either lost, nsislaid, or
stolen, as have never transferred to any per-
son or persons any note executed TO me. The
following are a list, so far as can be now re-
membered, of said notes, viz. One note exc
cuted by James Maiben; one by d. T. Parker;
one by Kendall & Parker; one by VIM. Nc
Auley two by George Gibbs & Joseph Walk
err, one by VIM. Miller one by D. r. Burt &
James NJ Otis, one by J. c. Cover, one by
John G. Clark; one by R. r. McAuley, and
1.-TWO by H. W. McAuley; also, the following
notes executed to ]. K. Hickey one onAbram
Sinclair, Of Potosi and one on - Russell, IL
wing near McKenzie's Mills; also, one execu-
ted by G. Ballard & H. r. Golfer, and PAYABLE
Ito C. Libby; also the following notes executed
Ito Dwight T. Parker, and by him transferred
to me, viz one on D. Banfll for $1,000; one
ion VIM. w. Blanchard, for $4,000; one on
Joseph Tobler for $4,000; one on John G.
Bouldin for Sl4,79, one on Phi!o Dempsey for
$50, IA and one on VIM. r. Dixon for 1921.
some of the above notes have endorsements
upon them.
All OF the above notes are the property of the
undersigned, having never been transferred by
him to any person or persons, but have been
lost IN some manner. Recollect, all notes
executed to the undersigned, whether enumer-
ated above or not, are included in this caution
If lost, the finder will be literally rewarded
upon returning the same TO me.
L. o. SHRADER.
Lancaster, Wis, March "a. 1854. (40
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-04-03

EVERY PERSON

Should constantly keep on hand, for cases of
emergency, bottle of Sloan's INSTANT RE-
LIEF! 1t is the great Internal and external
Remedy for the immediate cure or 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
sprains, bruises, sc, and for cholera it is a su-
pertor remedy. -
FOR HORSES IND c.aTTLE
Sloan's Instant Relief is truly Great Rem
Iedy Half of % cent bottle Of Sloan's In
slant Relief Cures Horse Of the Collie in
few minutes.
For bruises, strains, sprains, and many 9TH
Ier injuries on horses, cattle and other animals,
Sloan's Instant Relief seldom fails to afford i'm
mediate relief, and speedily effect cure
Many persons have been astonished to wit
ness the rapid cures affected by the use of this
wonderful medicine
The Dollar bottles contain six times the
quantity of the 25 cent bottles, consequently
a saving of one-third IS made by purchasing
the dollar bottles.
For sale by D. T. Parker, Lancaster.
March 6, 1854. [ly36.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-04-03
GUARDIAN SALE,

WILL offer for sale, at Public Vendue, OF
the 10th day of April next, at O'Clock P
NJ, at the late residence of Thomas P. Bur-
nett, deceased, in Patch Grove, the following
described real estate, viz: The N. 1 of N
N. w. / Sec. 2, t. 5, R. W. the S. E. frac.
tional Sec. 81, T. 3, r. s w.. and an undi
vided 45 acres in the N. w. of Sec 81, T. a
R. W., containing Mill Seat. The undivi.
ded of the S. w. fractional Sec. IS, T. s.
r. W., and of the E. of the S. E. frac'l
|, Sec. 10, 7. 8, R. W.-Prairie du Bey--
Said lands being the property of Mary B. and
Thomas B. Burnett, minor heirs of said Thos
P. Burnett, will be sold for cash, to be invest.
ed al Interest for their use and benefit, accord
ing to law. And if not sold on said day. will
be sold at private sac
ALFRED BRUNSON.
Guardian of Mary B. and Thos. B. Burnett.
Prairie du Chen, March Is, 1854. G38
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-04-03

~, TAKEN UP BY The subscl Ser, re-
4.stTN siding in TIE village of Lancaster,
10y Wis, or the 23d of March, 1884, the
following stray horses:
One large Iron Gray Horse, four years Ga,
sixteen hands high,
One black, bald-faced Mare 7 years old.
Is rands high, right hind foot white, scar or
aastnre Joint OF same foot. Both the above
horses had ropes round their necks, and har-
Sess scars.
One Bay Horse Col, with the mare, white in
is forehead.
The owner IS reques,ed TO come forward.
prove property, pay charges, and take them
away. ). X. WUODS.
March so, 1854. I4t40
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New advertisements.

CORRECTED BY .. T. PARKER.

taA OFFERED FOR SALE. at So rs s
Siil per acre--half cash in hand, the re- .-aa--
mainder on mortgage security, at 10 per cent.
icr term Of years--2l0 acres of land on Platte
river. az mi es southeast of Lancaster, having
80 acres fenced, q of which are under cultiva-
ton; comfortable small house two excel
lent springs, and 100 acres OF thrifty timber
title perfect.
This farm has proper proportion of timber,
rolling prairie and botton-soil unsurpassed,
and for grass there can be no better bottom
land There is situated on it ono of the best
M1Lr-SxArs in the country, and which could
be improved wit less expense than any other
4 Schoo- House within mile of the premises
The property lies near the road leading from
Lancaster to Mineral Point; and excel ent
road connections mey be had with Lancaster,
Ecnnimore and New California. loft
Enquire az tie Grant Go. HERALD OrFicE
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-04-03
HOUSE G. LAND FOR SALE.

Mf:: The subscriber being anxious to con-
lllM dense his business, offers for sale the fol-
lowing described real estate. to wit:
The West half of the S. w. quarter of the
S. w. quarter of Section 30, t. 8 n. of R.
W.. containing 90 acres, and fraction off the
8. E. corner Of Sec. 25, in T. ". of r. 2W.
containing 24-100th acres Both pieces lie
joining or side by side is we'll wa.ered with
a running stream and several good springs
The situation is very good, being miles south
west from Plattevile, Ia mile south east of
McKee's mill, and north of Cooks mill, on
Little Platte, and on good road, from Platte
vile to Fososi. 1t has good small water
power for turning mill, &c. The above
premises will be sold on terms to suit purcha-
sers. OF exchanged for horses or cattle. APP
ply to the subscriber at Muscoda, or ALVIN
WooD, in Platteyille, Or N. w. THompsoN, at
Coates mill. A. J. THOMPSON
Muscoda, Wis.,, Jan. 8, 1853, Ias
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-04-03
G A LENA CITY
MARBLE MANUFACTORY

d L. ROSENBROUGH,N No. 1 AA;A
N. Levee, having large supply kS sal
Of Marble on hand and another ship yfIgstHIl
ment On the way from the celebratedf H.. "
Marble Dealer, VIM. Y. RIPLEY, ofsKk's
Rutland, VT, and also Italian Mar slisa;.gs@
Bile, is ready. at short notice, to fill ,5sf=-Sss
orders for MONUMENTS, TOMB & HE'D
STONES, of any design, carved or plain, in
the most workmanlike manner.
All are invited to come and examine my stock
and workmanship, whether they wish to pur-
chase or not.
ia. L. Hurk is my only authorized A
gent to travel, take contracts and collect mo-
MES. All business entrusted to him will be
promptly attended to. Shop and Warehouse
on Spring ST., corner of Levee, near the bridge.
Galena, Aug. II, 1853. RI
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-04-03
sEoaal,s Life Svrrxn.

Is a,tog sther superior to any medicine here
tofore discovered for the rapid cure of colds.
coughs, influenza, hoarseness, hopping cough.
Group, bronchitis, catarrhs, asthma, dyspepsia,
liver complaint, incipient consumption, and for
the relief of consumptise patients in advanced
stages of the disease; also all diseases which
originate from impurities of the blood, to wit :.
Scrofula, sat rheum, mercurial, syphitic, or
veneral and eruptive or diseases of the skin,
as blotches, pimples or pustules, and all itch,
ing erupticns, chronic inflammation of the liver.
white swelings. necrosis or fever sores, rick
cts, fistua and kings evil; in short, in every
faint Of the system Or blood, from whatever
cause it may arise, or however long standing,
this medicine will be found far superior to any
other remedy.
For sale by D. T. Parker, Lancaster.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-04-03
FRUIT & Ornamental TREES
I SHALL be in receipt. on the {

Ea ISHALL be in receipt, on the O. gSsss
'4,sspening of navigation, of large lot Il u.
~ of choice Fruit and Orname
TIA Trees, of the most vigorous growth,
and in great variety. My Trees will
come from the well known Nursery of Nea!ley
& Brothers, at Burlington, Iowa, and were
grown in New York and New Hampshire, in
as high latitude as this, and are therefore the
kind for Western Wisconsin. Everything fur
nished by me is warranted to be as represent
ed. would refer to last years sales to esta-
blish the reputation of my Trees.
~ shall also be prepared to furnish Sweet
po:atoe Sprouts to all DESTROYS of growing this
delicious plant. JAMES HATCHER.
PlattaVlle, Feb. II, 1854. l2m35
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GRATED FRUIT TREES.

-e3'9, FROM COLBY'S RSERY,
estsAss>sSt Janesriie, Wis, for sale by EnMuNr
~ HARRISON, 6 miles south of Lancaster.
set ont last year $50 Apple Trees, from
this Nursery, and have only lost one. Mr..
Wm. w. Wright, Of town of Potosi, got at the
same time and place $40, and has only lost one
TINS proving The trees TO be healthy, and a,iap-
ted 10 orr climate
The trees are all labeled, and warranted TO
be Of the kind of fruit represented.
PRIcE--20 cents each.
will have them ready for delivery ho the
18th Of April. EDMUND HARRISON.
April. 1881. T3t4O