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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-12-11


try for the last 9years. Iwould merely ID
ssBy his ,vorks ye shall kno,c him."
MAMUpAG 6 3 Unz2S@,
From the steady and increasing demand for
home-manufactured clothing for the last year,
| have been induced to go more extensively
into this branch. / will keep on hand more
extensive assortment of Coats, Pants and Vests
of all colors, qualities and sizes. Feeling con-
fdent that the time has arrived when home in
dustry will be appreciated and encouraged in
the west, have made these extensive arrange
ments. The consumer will profit much in the
purchase of clothing manufactured by me than
the worthless slop-made trash manufactured
East. JOHN THOMPSON.
Potosi. May 90, 1854. [4-47
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-12-11
WHEATi WHEATi!

AM now prepared to pay fair price for
| good Wheat. Those wishing TO sell, will
do well to call. d. I. PARKER.
Nov. II, 1853. [27
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Matchmaker & JeweUer.

CTONE-WARE-a new supply of stone
- ware just received and for sale by
JOHN ALCORN.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-12-11
Christmas Gifts,
House and Farm Buildings.

TUST RECEIVED, and for sale in Potos
81 at BRISTOL'S.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-12-11

nv ANTED at the farmers Store'-in
wv exchange for Goods, good Butter, Eggs,
Flour, Pork, Bacon, Lard. &c., by
JOHN B. CALLS
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DniI0inq ttlateriais.

JNNCAVSTIC TILES for Floors Of Churches and
IL Public 70. yest.bues Hall. Conss fsaores
Dung and H ar.h Dwellings These Iesseo an Almost
patterns and hard and strong eno sf- 70 aud
the b. Il houses IN all pats ot the country.
Gakirk Chimney ToIs suited 10 every sye OF ahteofWs
eudd Do~nn york country houses aod % arch
''' MILLER COATES a YoULE. No ~ fesri,t
JNIRE BRlCKS.-ROBERTS d BRO, South Am
10y New Jesy Manufacturers of FIRE ERIC IS for Blast
and Ga Furnaces Aso. of Crate Bricks
Chimney lambs Stove Bricks and Cylu1rs; in woT all
Orders promptly filled al sao notice and al res
soDhble ratss
LIGHTNING RODS, INSULATED OTIS PATENT
IL the only method of ssso!g'e P,e'9s, A'o m preferred
account Bpnefsl The STAPLE ROD or the Rod rnnnn
tlouh glass better sad than be had eewhes
piorfstt0rs Lyon Manufacturing c.. No 3f Broadway
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,xrNo pAIArs-Ine NEW.JERsEY ZINC COW

ZINC PAINTS.-Tne NEW,JERsEf ZINC COW
II pASY bs,rx xrsst, en.sed thou ~oss asd improved u.
sosty ~ heir proacf prepared 70 ~ree o-' ~ the "
ffRfOR PAINTS. u.
,.r,s5 PRr - sODt srd UNisoRH WHITE
-. a.--.-..a ,~h..A -.
- 10 their Ps>f- ~ Keep -.a sld son u
~. ,er. sr In tbs resP-c Their sr ~ -
,-r-rior 20 ny c.he- the market 49,. -.
hr RROtvN ZINC PAINT wh'rh 80 4 a. lo~ fl'r ga GO
- r-rse .-o the zfrc NrT Jersey nes ~s-
,-~r t- m protective c-ss When s9pet % -cr c. 9he ~
Surfaces -, - NJ Oh 4.
. On an agreeable eoo painting cottages ceo' os'
S-sires t-.-es Sc Dealers supplied on liberal terms y
NAASlNG 4 soUIER, AEerts ls5 Wssaias ons,, y. /
ZINC PAINIS-Erench or Belgian, Pennsylvania
II and Leh.h rd SswJersey lin Paints o ~
s.ched prepared OIL end with proper as an. ~
IN v.-rshed ke-s az IL. ard IS ~ esch BY JE>>ut
CEILDs importers and Airu.e'nEes o. tsi.s w. ''-e'"
Glass. sc. No. lf Waters. New ior<-
ZINC PAINT-Tne undersigned. AGENTS Tor tue
az WHITE OXYDE OF ZINC manufactured b th- Psea
vsp. nd -hzh prepared 20 -ceivs oes o' TBS
particular sit-non Of the trade C. io Ti
d. 80 - 100
vp~r...rrl cor,-- with the oes' Of foreign
Dealer, r-n confidence depend upon always obtaining sy ce
s.s which will be found 20 User
sr rry bdy uniform whiteres Prices snc teui e
r-rfed OF tie Ehersl footing -
JAMES T LEWIS Co. Nc s. Water -
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Garpcilnqs, Sc.

CARPETS and FURNISHING GOODS-A. /.
-. STEWART & Co. HAVE FOR SALE ed1snely Low
PRICES REAL ENGLISH yELv EFT aud TAPESTRY CARPErS.
q OF urina d. imported at 81 q por yard.
ENGLISH TAPESTRY BRUSSELS at ~ p per ward
sUPFRTfSE 1NGRAISS quality ony 81 yard, and r
arsr assortment Of TemIetous Administer CARPEts ~ the
ward the piece with elssut Medallion CeHt.s sad
rich hoIdeTs.
rLUSEEs AND MooUETTEs in every variety FOR esr nsnu'
ENGLISH AMP AMERICAN OIL CLOTHS ell widths.
Topether with q full s-sorr,-rt LINEN SHEEIlAGS, DA
MASK GOODS. NAPKINS. TOwELlNGs, BLANKETS,
QUILTS. COUNTERPANEs. &c, Ec.
RROCATELLEs. SATIN DAMAsKs. DAMASK LANES,
TAPESTRIES lowest the riches; aud co;y manu-
,nr,d In world. al OF which viii be shown With
great pleasure. 1900. a....,u.n. ,,-.nr ST.,
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Orp GOODS.

HPRlNG and SUMNER DRESS-GOODS-Ni be
- offered the until the close of the season IN suy
ul ~ than the cost or impOt,ti0n fars
.t'y Fuisrd ss solid Blocks. only yard; striped and
aid Dressk decided bsTEsin Elouncef Jaecoue,t hooe
cy worth 30 Family Mourning Goods arge and varied as
men u STOCK Of Fancy and staple Dry go1, waich
re public solicited UBSDELL PEltSOn a
LAKE, No al Broadway. between Grand and BroonetA
TICKS, DENNIS and CIiECKS-A good assert
\ neut lust received Fox sale By NEsNlrh Il Co,
Nos. 50 sud II Broadway
DRINIS-SteaIns and Madders, new styles, received
4 the worss dsy. tor sale by
NEsMlTH a Co. Nos % sud II Broadway
DRlNIS-Light and dark styles Steains and Mad
incudnx Shrtinz Prints y. French, fo
,1ie BY SE>MITh CO., sos - aud .l oro,os.s.
AZ HITEROCK sHIRTINGS. The Wherocs
W hills supegfue 57lch bescaed Co'ton so,
C0t;oIs uneqIard orfneBess perfection and d ability
FOR sale 5y SEsAITH s Co. Sos 80 4na II 3fosd4ay
AVALTHAM JEANS.-lG0 cases bleached Wsthaa.
w JeAns nnsle ard coubls-twied. f1r sac BY
SEsAlrH CO.. sos 81 and II Broafwsy
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ITNRESERVED SALE of iirst-class ROSEWOOD,
u WALNUT and MAHOGANY FUREITURE.-THS friday
MORNING icy A. b.. ~ Warreu-s, Greenwich,
mpri.ing the elegant nd durable Pa1 tln1re 10 be
with the such r;e rich ard hnelYnnshd Rosewood
Bloceee Ma brfop Rosewood k;sgre Rosewood Marble
Tables splendid Rosewood Bookcase Rosewood Secre
i,iy ard Fancy Tables Rosewood Corner Corner
Eri ndow Curtains hundred yards and
upward Royal Tapestry Velvet Caspeng Rus and Mats Ele
Basque and Pan OuGue and Ssusry French
Porcelain the beautiful costly criptoHs
Rosewood Piano Forte Ct excel ~ framed French
Oval Oh Paintings variety of subjects BY celebrated
ars Gas ChaIdes stair Carpet aud Rods r woOd Dressing
oheT Bureaus Mrhetop Stands Rosewood Bdstii elegant
MELog.ny Gilt China Toilet Bussls socfing
Funch Msees Counteuanes Blankets Bolser, Pio.s and
Beds lair MattT,.-e- Mahogany sud Can.eet Chairs
HlhoaLuy AID Walnut Extending Tables China Dinner So 900
Ic,s Tea do lyOryhanded Cutlery, crckery, &C.
Attls the silver Plate,
Code, Urn spoons Forks saye and sugar T0ng FORKS But
Knives &c. SALE positive, rain or shine.
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Professional No,lres.

Professional Monies.
nF. f. HOLLICk, No. i95 Broadway, attends
specially TO tho.e REGULAR OF NEK\ Gus DEBILITY
DECAY Lee-ues Office houT from
10 till - Opposite 81 N!clolss hoteL
CCKOFJLOUS ICMOkS and ULCERS.-DR.
~ BRYAN the knowledge Of treating succruy tERA
TION the HIP JOINT sud Other >CRDFULCU> AFFE lions,
many may offer his II he has
The knowledge remedies their application this sea
hi patients will be- willing pay ieir pice for II not they Do
want il al and this only Re known by tar taL
TLoAe interested invited call his Office No i Broadway
from A. Nj T. d. 10 OF the failure OF our best
treat this complain succesiuy the sbys offer made
TNHE EYE and EAR.--Dr. BROWN, No. 3S2
Il continues his successful TREATMENT OF the
EYE ard EAR The aggravated cured Many cusf
inou able despair Persons IN the county By de-
fhc be eafedfhe medicine sen: 70 part
Dr. b. Tres,ses with Of Blindness to before
the Mayors Of this aid CtheI cities.
IT. S. Observation-Disclosures to travellers, is
u sued by j. b. MONIES Nots-y Public, n Warren 81.
Broadway Ns,uraed citizens produce sef eeIthcate
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LOLrON, Arcti0n'3F.
I ARGC SALE of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE on


ARGE SALE FURNITURE on
IL RO>Ev GOD. PIANO-FORrES, FRENCH PLATE MIR
ROps &c &c-F COTTON will sell on SATURDAY. July l. a.
Il. o'clock Auction Rooms No 80 Beekmau very large
s.ori en second hand furniture of coueelss
be kud VII consist in part of two saites OF so u
ruts Llccae mahogany aud baes walnut Boo>cesrs
and Bedsteads mabop Dressing
bureaus beor Sof. Gard and other Tables black Wal
nut do Bed.ss COuches and Couch
Bedead. Tapestry and Ba. Carpets Oil Cloths large french
Ise Mirrors curlmape Bedrssd hsr Mattresses and
Palss Cottsge and Bedroom Furniture &C. SC Also sbont
ice Cosg. Bed.ead free sce Also ot Of second hand
in good order and fully
Sale will be eremp,ory shine Catalogues ea'ly
in ~ nrri-r
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fire-1)roof Safes.

HERRING's IMPROVED PATENT FIRE
PROOF SAFES CHALLENGE COMrETITiONt-- 1t
by thai there test onss
their quaityhat they sod sreser security 'm h-
hey
powder okand the woTsmausp and style OF nnish
eor offered sale. Warmed from danpne
Gall before purchasing ard examine the ar. assortment ~ the
world the Old established Depot corner o Water and Pr, -
SILAS C. HERRING.
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Gonsss tuanic6.

DART of HOUSE WANTED-By small family.
~Rent not to quiet eel neigh
borood with respectable persons Address d. j. Tribune
Office.
WANTED-By a small family, ONE FLOOR, con.
w ssiing o and bedrooms panres and
Crotch situated between 10Th aud and between lt
and 4bavs Rent exceed $40 Address C. L. o. Tribune
Office.
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Daper WAREHOUSES;.

DIAPER WAREliOUsE.-J. I. DERRlCNS0y
No 50 bsekfu.n-s. o1er f1r tie
wiring Papers. EEsish f.ruch aEd : u-.hS-
News Paper. al sizes. w zhis sud 4uAlile-
t0ck Pufcf. all sizeg, weish and qs-Df.s.
PAPER fancy cOloT AID white, 81 The 1e-t
E.agl.s parcr. ilifs and color-d. different ~i.fR.
EA;lefs' Paper and Of d. 49, quality.
Cloth Paper, 1f1ft AID 4o1f'
Enslsh Hardware Ps-I. srs. .sscr-r, i-i frf,v~s
ShesihiaE Paper Of The best quality
Wrap ilg Taper. straw, Rag, ara y
Ira fspsr, 81 dire rent .les
Tar Ro-sfrs p.per suitable for rc-,s.
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Goal.


OUMRFRLAND COAL.-The NEW CREEK
COMPANY receiving Baltimore regular supply OF
CUMBERLAND COAL. from their mines in Hsnpshs Ceupty
tie low market prices This Coal
be,ye I'D equal quality Coal mined In the Cumberland
which Engineers ia the United States Navy and Tor the
r.s ~ ocon lives shown the Office OF the Conpny No
az Wt York where orders will b. puucusly sitend'd to-
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furnitnrr, &r.

furniture, S,r.
COOLERS, COOLERS WATER COOLERS!-
coi 'uee1 and LITTLE the coolest COOLERS knos OF are
10 be $50 Pess 10 tEe ti;d states hote! 10 All
si1ss and variety OF aBsh
/yROCKFRY and GLASSWARE.-An extensive
assortment shprn-. families. hotels srd expoFi
corsrg variety styles Of white s9Ewae sld saey pat
reasonable terms ~ fENE4 sA-' EoN' ~
80 Pearl-t.. next 10 corner Of Fulton.
HESkS. DESKS DESKS.-Doube and single
Coprfir House Desks Otice Decks OF
ev.-v yaierv from - TO oe nd Stools from " 10
SIS PIGEON 81 holes; Oace Tables rom 70
IL feet az Furniture Store No - Anl DesEs oI
Bouks ind Of!oes made 20 oFdtf.
IRON IBNIIURE-EniiTe new Designs and bean
tifu Finish estsb shmert Just operation. have en-
tered with the subscribers fpose m taefn,
Their consisting Of about twen-y different .afs Of
edtes6s Hall stands Stands Crs Cars rio's
Tables &c. dc. a. very low Prices . an
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goparinership Noiircs.
n OTlCE.-TLe firm OF CYRUS W. FIELD n Co.
di.ss,.t the l7h uiru b. tire NJ
stone The bnsne- vii be corruc tie ado
the -ane psrne.-New-i ork. June !, lc5i-
CYRUS =. YIELD AUGUSTUS WATERMAN
EDWARD n. JONES DAVID COSGER
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HfsKY II Lem, Auciionser. .
ARGF anil IMPORTANT SALE of CARRIAGES

III
i 4 ana WAGONS together with ONE THOUSAND SETS Of
HARNESS II r. LEEDS Co viii sell At Auction on hUR>-
DAY June FRIDAY 9ffh aud SATURDAY. July l. ls5 al
~ oeoos each DAY al the REPOSITORIES Of r. Nc hu.tr u
No Brodwa 20 II Grand. No u Crosby Nos d and nS
Mo, eurs .ieck Of ht Coaches Rocswsys BsrOuchr
Top Susys Ac &C. consisting Of asou, 100
Vehicle. End approved styles being the largest col
ioon together n other county 10 Dealers
The assortment Iitfd
Uztec article will Be sot
without the favorable The above stock VIII
ruirose closing business r. McAiasy H.
vhca will be opened and tie business carried
With increased ard entirely new and wei selected
TERs-Arrroved months for Of 70 aud up
vnff; 30 $780, under so CASH.
Catalogue, on he day Of sale ash
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hrNRY H. LEins Auctioneer-By h. IL LEEDS Co
~ ERInAA lunn 30 III ID nclOck NJ No. Iu 81

III. IET ~. AuctiOnser-Bv HI. HI. LEI N 20
ON FRIDAY. June 81, at lO3 o'clock. M No. III 81.
.grets All the elegant HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE continued IN
OF Furniture, viz elegant viewer irf'tf
Chandelier Gas rtures splendid ko1ewo
end Pslor Chss covered IN marco am
brocsfel. iudow Curtains 10 match Wh heivy .u
fsss,ls rich Lace C,ryed Redwood Marbeop
,cnre Tabe Iier and Mantle Glasses Rosewood
snt splendid carved and highly hAHed sven &C.
.de Is Sioddaid Piano Coye and Stools
Testoo-Elt Rosewood Extension Tables sN elegant hos
wood Dining Clans covered il plush p ndd ssood
Mamie Ornaments On Cloths fafor
Hall Chairs oswOd, do Umbrella stand Brussels
Garnet liver plated Rods Rugs &c.
Extraordinarily Ingrain Carnes Mshonny Bedseads
Pillow. N.LOsaDg Dressing bureaus lahog
any LARS Mao0rnv Nsdbes, Bookcases, Tables
Nases covered Ann ChsI- Per Glasses cson
and broca'eii- Window Curtains, Cornces &c Window
Vase Mantle Ornaments, Nc together win me
Besuent Efcn Furniture he whole 81 he above bens
M and respect one OF me
bel SD conditioned sale OF curvature oHea 'H
s's.on. l<'i''l
HENES II. LEEDS Auctionerr-By n. III. LtEos Co
CATtR DAY, July /, I-54.-At IL o'clock, IA front
- Of store sNssausOne Bay Horse abont - hands
hh years old kind ,nd gentle Ell harness
sold the leaving the cry ALSO SCI o.
double harness
Also by order Double Iron SAT- Cos S2
Md, ny C. henue and furnished with powdeFpro)' lock
HEsKY II. LEi D., Aucr oneer-By II. II LEEDS A Co.
CtATI RDAY July by order of the Assgnees-
- II The Coal Yard the Corner OF hing ard
Greenwich Peacn Ochsrd and Black Heath Coal
ESQ
SHERIFF. SALE of CLOTHING-THIS DAY,
- tFIday lcji 10 4 NJ The Metropolitan Clothing
l6 fuor-sf consisting of Cloth aud Fancy Oyercost-
Blue Brown rocS and Dress Coats yards 81 Cloth
In Mar-ee Silk Wooden l. ninxs
C;h Cashmere sud Fancy Pgnsi silk satin ar-eies ami
Al Goats Also Counters Decks Iron SAFE Iron Awning Frame
enc Axuiug. L. gtrlsss
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Go. JENKINS Aucfioneer.
I OF in JERSEY CTTY-POSiTINE SALE.-Dt-
MONT JENKINS will sei At Auction ON NrDNt -DAf,
July r. At Mechsu ENchsng- Swiors AZ y o'clock noon
LOT front and by loo ies deep on the
forth ie Of Gsnd-t. known j. r Mingn' mip e. No d
opposite brown Church, now DeinS
distance westerly sale positive 70 close conc srn
Ters balance bond and
norf.age hr.e yeer. per Interest half yearly
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Mashinsrp, &r.

UUTCHER Il READ, Manufacturers of Sheet Lead,
ID Pc Copper Pumps Closets Copper
Trs Iron Sinks a. Plumbing IN 81 rs oaLche'
No - aier-L. fOrT dooIs from Peck-slp
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Real estate for Sale.

AT PRIVATE SALE.--l}ay Side, Flushing, l.. l.,
"A TO- 20 80 90 ACRES Of LAND Of fine quality r cultivation
Has beautiful Building Sites, on high
overlooking the fine sheet Of water called Little Neck Bay
and beautiful seats IL has portion OF wood Land
which could be made splendid Park and by emitting Ave
through would bring view The East River Fort Schuyler and
the ard other vessels passing constantly II is about miles
drive from White Stone Steamboat Landing and about the same
the Village Flushing For and full lnrcnnrs
apply to BAKER MEEKS Auconees No. Metropolitan Bank
hnilding Pine ST. and Broadway
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A T PRIVATE sALE-A Plot of GROUND, $50

N -Four LOTS lying together the 6hav between 2bh aud
l26thts they aud ITO feet deep Apply I"
COLE a Chiffon No. IL NHs'aust
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[. W. HOLMES. Agctio1eer.
QISEUOID EEENlrIRE.

III { f IT OF FUKNIIJKt, LAhftLS
i PAINTINGS. MIRRORS. sILy E2-WAGE Sc; 4, AUG
TION-C. ". HOLMES VII Sc. THIS DAY; (Fna-y.l June
81 10. ococs al The handsome Rosewood aai Niaosauv Fuu
ure &c contained IN So three doors east Of Bfoad
Til. sale vel worthy h attention Of as
hsre Hor seepias Article Paror ana ham
Putugs sd Engraving Chiu And Sverp aied
Wac Bs.n.nt ard Kitchen Furniture &c which ill be sold en-
fl.y VI tioaf T@.er
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DATRIOTIC LINE.-New Line of NETWORK
.rS LILERpOOL PACKETS Tn. line zu be carnnn..d Of

the following and splendid ships viz:
CALHOUS....2 900 buEden Captain D. H. Truman
Il clay l 900 tuna bute Cspaa David csulkira
HEBsTER..... coo ans burden sptain Lawrence
CREET...... 2 ooo TINS burden Captain George Iii
1h- sv- vessels have been recently built si
substantial IN the tratr.
They Commanded by of experience and sbli,y IN
superior and every will -sn. -
promote the passengers tbs convenience
.or .rs.sn, passage apply
Agents 10 LiTerpSo--T 0R,NsaAW Co., No 10 9vres sss
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Sales on Auelicn.

D s HorSH. Ausiouect.
AUCTION NOTICED. ;. HOUGH will Sc.
n TOMORROW Saturday MokSlSC q: los o'e!oea "
n bou.. No g CafkAne co1s.s;iag Of Basfes
r!I ard l. srain CsrI. Ans Ras Mas &e SA Carpet
top Tales sni stsnds N4s Ofnan-uts MAhogsns BED
,,S. Pareaus wssh-iAnd A. Cane at and on-t cssls
80. Crue.--, DINING Tsb-. Cuf+ry Table and bed in-a
one beautifully d-coFstd Gin, Dr"r set ts-e-I Wiz ne
Household Furniture Tue ~hoi- o "ich VIII
h. cold r--eiv~diy for cash
H,sET n L.EDs. Auenoo-el--By II II Lssos .31,,,-,
DY ORDER Of the A>>lGSEtc.-on SAIL n
IL DAY JGy l. o'clock the eosns. OF az. 49, -
r.tnu.i. A. H. Plcsnz Esfabshllslt at tie orr ~
TtRY and PACKING APPARATUS contained tn ren co1.hs
cfD... Stools Bookcases AID Dsa~e Scale beans Amt ha'
Stoves Pil.s 81 - - -, NJ, p,.,
IA YAsI-Spsdes C0slScuttlss. Shsv-s Cuftug. nocs
r..Tsb.. Fall Broou. ScaeBesn aud Platform lree. s.
Platform and ScAe-B.sn 20 b. shout ~ .css 1--we -
b..tsr-ow. N-s'-bench- Hooss Iron SAFES tosi n.e
siour Empty Barrels and Hc;.hs-ds >cssBeam banss va
Al, the cOop,rn- Inspection f-'spn
a. -.-cu~ a which BE- the cstslogre hereafter
A,o-Tbe BUILDINGS the Il, Lots corner Of hnS s1i
with he which he tultia- .
..rd which expire M OF May next with exception o.
ne, stable l-,tlsl
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Jusuranre Companies.

HAMILTON FIRE INSURANCE COSfAN I.
Oce No rryon row OF Chatham s. i1slres Ga me
o syor.ie terms against loss damage BY IRE
Stores Merchandise. Furniture, &c JOHN bhOor. Hl
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6teamboats ano Railroads.

Steamer ARROW leaves daily
Except Sunday Chs,nbep.-L
Pier AZ 10 A. ". Tor YONkERS,
PIERMONT, NYACK, OAK
HILL. connecting Roekland LsiS
and Hsverstraw.
Returning, leaves Havers,nv
AZ 8 y. VI.
The ARROW will accomn,-
date parties for any Of the aboys
places On the most reuonse.s
terms.
land a. AmOs.st.
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and splendid side wheel steamship STATE or GEORGIA Capt
j. j. sawa carving the United States Mail will leave PHIL
ADELPHIA for SAVANNAH WEDNESDAY, July S. ct 10
NJ the wharf above ViDest 10 speed strength
comfort
tbs sbp unsnIIssd Far from Philadelphia $50
age - The KEYSTONE STATE leaves above the follow
Ing WEDNESDAY. AGENTS ia York SCRANTON TALL
MAN No 10 Odp wher- plans OF CABIN
soou 5o'clocr Tuesday n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-30
'EoR SALE or TO LET-A VERY de.i,a6je c0I-S-

TRY RESIDENCE at siuyvesAnt better knswa Kinder.
hook Lsadng the banks Of the Hudson River three hours
ride from the city BY Hudson River Rs'csd
entirely built the last by city mechanics AID
style the which ahou.
about $50 command
fine the country thirty ms
txe with four raor eight bedrooms and large md
kichsr The pao have msfh insntles
pieces: ground Is well enysed sndl wish
toutudirs complete ban exepicdl with ice full
dfene aiming 100 haiGelS TsrTns Apply GEO
bARTHOLF. No. 8i lohr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-30

~ linz -
Steamer ISAAC P. SMITH
leaves daily leKcept Sunday
Chsmbers-st. Pier AZ 4 !. NJ TOT
NYACK and HAVERsTRAW ,
landing at Rockland Lake and
Piermont. In connection with the
New. York and Erie Railroad.
Returning, leaves Haverstrsw
every morning at 81 O'Clock.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-06-03
Tnf Weight ef y Iu<.,a'.

We give below the weight''o variou:
articles of farm products, at which the,
are all bought and sold:
A bushcl OF wheat, sixty pounds.
or shellcd corn, fifly-six pounds.
OF corn in the cob, seventy pounds.
OF oats, thirty-two pounds.
Of barley, for,y-cight pounds.
Oi potatoes, sixty pounds.
vi beans, sixty pounds.
vi bran, twenty pounds.
Of clover seed, sixty-two pounds.
OF timothy seed, forty-fivc pounds.
OF flax seed, fGty-six pounds.
OF hemp seed, torty-fonr pounds.
OF huckwheat, filty-two pounds.
Oh bluegrass seed, fourteen pounds.
Oh castor beans, lorty-six pounds.
OF dried peaches, thirty-three pounds
Oi dried apples, twenty-lour pounds.
Oi ouions. fity-seven pounds.
Oh salt, fifty pounds.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-06-03
r. BROWNS
E>SLNII OF JAMAICA cINrcn

III EssfA'E il preparation Of usefn,
zen, cba,aaa ~ Ordinary diarrhus, incip-
t,an ], ~ - sn~'t, ~ all casrs Of prostrs-
- - ''is aigsstise functions. II il OF nett
'h4bie value. During ii. pt.,ala,.ea -
',1ll'e cholera and SIMMER complaints If cL,,
~. y peculiarly eKcacions no fam,,, =,
individual should be wiil,ou. i '4''y Vi
er 'Aoii"N.-- he sure to get the pe,,;,.
:, enc, winch IS prepared only by + saa,sa
- - - y. aid Chemical Store, n. 4. ca
"h,. . a.. tn and Chestnut Streets, ph,iaJ.l-
60 gu ,1 , sac by all the respectable Apo,h-
A sIir Isl r", a States, and in Upton BY
where c an bs had drugs. medicio. iowa.
vs. &e., large assortment. aud :, Nv.
Upton, Nov. II, 1883.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-06-03

| DRAFTING GRAPE vINEs.--It is some
times desirable to bring new varieties o
grape vines into early bearing, and thi:
can be done by grating into large bear.
ing vines. A gentleman in New Jer.
sey, few years ago, erected grape
house, and instead OF setting out all his
foreign vines, selected large isabella
vines an inch IL diameter, and planted
them III midwinter, outside his green
house. He then carried the stems un-
der the foundation and cut them off in
side about three inches below the surface
Of the ground; split them, and inserted
two sclons in each Of the varieties he
wished TO propagate. He simply pressed
the earth about them without bending,
and every one took, and the next year
ifnlted largely, though they were no,
suffered to bear much. They have grown
vigorously aud borne well, while those
set Out were FIVE years in coming into
bearing. Any time from January TO
June will answer, il it is done IN the
root, below the ground. If done after
the leaves are expanded, the scions must
have been kept IN a cool cellar for that
purpose.-Rarai .New Yorker.