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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-15


w.ek-a god Eu)py and buyers slow Lambs
pit ard the dem nd small Good Sheep doing a Nation
,ens BY the in Washington Market from to Sic v ID
Lamb, from 10 l2ic., as In quality
NEALsThe pumSr Keep about the same and there
variation in the price Ii tnse who ave caves would
only letp them m weather and give them sze and istnes
thu sell well But that the milk win not pay
MILK COwSThere has bean increase OF 100 over the pre-
week and pcs have given There are vast number
coming in orn affected with drouth many
wuhsut calves and them excessively All that
viii for make article called beef in tins City, md
their shmbles the above what they will sell
miirg purposa We hear Of selling in 81 Lawrence
Courty 80 piece, by farmers whose pastures all
dTeo
SWINEWe have the following report from the Union Dove
Yards for the week ending Aug "a: .
Received by railroad 1904 Ohio fed BY the $50 still
fed h Hogs making al 1872 offered for sale i
unsod The follow sa-s and prices have
made Brown 766 light Ohio corn fed live AZ
4 Brown ~ sfed live &c W. Kelly, Oa Ohio still
fed live j. Miles 1873 light Ohio corned live at
f " c. Cox "a good lsht Ohio corn fed live 81 sONc
Hogs have been etd aud worth the following prices
viz Good .h Ohio fed live fld5c; heavy Ohio corn fed
live Ohio std live at 4aG4c; good lgn Ohio
de weight Ohio fed dead weight ct
Gle. Ohio stll-fed dead weight, Ct 6ic-
Some Of think ihey sell anything BY the
LOOKS Of the stock which hiss in this week Browns lot Of
767 IN .uce hsh put in m lot TO begin to feed,
sold arrive they did nil the contract
esod iic The the Hogs here this week
be- order II desrs sill send good
Hogs small they will able sell them they
arrive good prices packers beginning already look into
the market The demand for Lard and Hams Is good.
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masonry far forward be desired and in every
way satisfactory. The supply Of permanent materials
such crosstes fencing and rails yet resch only 30
per cent. Of the required amount
The work upon the Victoria Bridge going on satisfac-
tOrly, and siderable portion OF expected 70 Do
completed during the next year.
The following table will show the number OF men and
Il. xvorks If the
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Ocean steamers.
Lrsr or sIrAnEss Dol AslIvL.
Passengers Arrived.

IN shr Hz.boidi from Metosns-Mr Holloway and chill
drep and Nj PecEIl Dr. o. Hassa g. Jacobs Capt
b. CpfitTsl
IL bork IItd fro~ Mayaosibo-A Cs-novalL
IN bark Isrie, from SGs4a GraaG-L Lopez, Lopez,
IA Sark E,epraa J,O- Tsrss LLsas-C,Pt " c. M.n.Or
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-15

CD New Bedford l2h, shio janus Wuslow Pacific
SD from Mystic 9th. bah Leapder, Kmban IEdsn
Heard from July To- Monterey Of EdksO had just
vs Which you'd make sb0st 50 bola took IS p
wcald eTa4s til Aas IS
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That 25 Than Ia. been reported week before
Of hi. We ,hns the whole s4s VIII which
s2st4' ard ,f 50 head for the cattle Il big
lee. hey mesner than v believe them.
W. spd in m.lst 10 d., 20" esc than upon any other day
grSp GS s Nv. a :y thu Y a sS%S' S ss:S s.ss
M.yS siS Jqass Ssis ass; Jsly H. ssi .%a
number has With Speed surplus
ssa Why pe are quoted 81 owt lower than last ws.s and
tina, indicate the true state Of the market for taking into
ke TO act u estimates of weight The difference will be from
s oaS md VI %sh The Of Hsss S S
looked blue than her beef .sd the railroads that bad d..yed
had all their locomotives buited Of tie bdsenot By the angry
have been ni here i last w. ss '''D w.
But there few owners that wsrs not to be Ited se,
ees S saleusns from the hsa rse that scrubs sold for last
days ard came with rush aid o:es stocked the demand
The hs Ras was 80 crowded .'; wses that trains ssEs ve
thai erd grade suaerns with engines
mace sss whole ban 81 :a 1
p sas ess ss ar1 W T.w. enough sp A
o. .n,sS,int s,s railway better perfected and ibs 'sGssr +
the rsh s Of r .sns .ne conductors stle trains
the su.nss n II. infancy and owner. Of .tot must Try TO snr
job Owing TO the slcess Numbers there be large
sH l.a oat psurs u .SSp ssg
. pOpoS ..asS s. clad 1. !. aS
day than wset though noticed
hoped here hsd not been for portson BY raoashsy
to.wsk brs they DO well Ne
market So hey do Ions the city holds tnaves and fools
enough 70 buy and eat what carbon would rus~ Th-r-
oto old dry eowsst Eve
hefe for beef because hey likely th.
elee op pastures st home There cid will
DOT s.sn over two three and have ow
pe men e~n ihieh hides after they mads
w axe Notes ss usual Of the brOle tran.etions
wv ptlpsN-Fe common cattle by l.
CIts< 70 tstnued BY ewt; broker
eli - Avesse a. nesr could easily ascertain Of sss This
do's eae on ot 70 LATHE valley and have been
three or four we've ioi good market Lett Little VALLEY Tsuiay
-owntr eopsns OF deteon on the Erie road Saaern
estle Of which wS Hsmpsd death Then nsi, spoa
hay ina with ala
wHrAIcs bead of ss.s4 year Ga Keutaety Dur
hams by Nkeson Co. drove BY Grover d on ,rher
b Jacob Hushes Of the best feeders In Feye.
County ought have been tempted high ose, 70 la
his his band uuhbished They do
feeder Perhaps however their looks partly
their Journey Of rs In this hot
nethod Of rsttsnr cse TO that belongs age
brewers cary bach goods Pseh borsss THIS drove es
mated ~ and oil realize <7o 10 SIS bead
PHLr CAREY l57 he.-lSS Ohio scek and . tas State
The Beef ssd le gses fair StssI sy nske
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BY Telegraph.

BOSOE-Arr Aug H. ships Thomas Perkins New 0rlesns FL
len &aa Lyerpool banks Spirit Of the Seas London; Maine
Galveston; Lucinda, London
sAvINNAH-Ar Aug. IL, steamship Knoxville, from New
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-15
New-York Cattle Market.

WEEKLY REPORT Of BEEvEs, MILK COWS, VEAL
CALVES, SHEEP and LAMBS and SWINE, at A NJ: A.
knons Wssbsston Drove Yard Forty oarthst and Fifth;
sv.; Browning and Oyrps Sxth-st between Second and
Third Union Drove Yards for swins soy.eeoosst
and SecoDdAv.; beTn RobDsons and at the Hudson
River Market Bosts Prepared Monday, lte principal
sale dnyl expressly for THE NETWORK TRIBUNE. By
SOLON ROBINSON.
TorAL Wick ending Monday, Aug H. 1885,
AIS Sheep and Lambs. is 955
veas."......... .....l 255 Swine. 221
Total the 1871
n c. Il.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-15
baltimore Cattle Market.

BALrTNoRE, Monday Als. n, Is5L
Tie market for BEEP Carrie brk and the better;
$50 head all sold % 81
the hooE They rather interior quality There lin
tied supply Of Hoes; sales made at So Is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-15
Jnsnranre Gompdmes.

I IFE INSURANCE.-ThE MANHATTAN LIFE
IL INSURANCE COMPANY Office 10 Broadway, corner Lab
This Company orssnized four with cash espstA
rcd accumulated surplus SlO duos the ssse
period Company have paid Widows and Orphans
and ia the received from tho Company -
bee the only LIVING possessed BY he e eiPisnis , ID.
THE MANHATTAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, win
quarter million doll would invite the ct
public their plan Of which has met vd
much with all who compared With that OF other To-
stituions for Life Insurance. -
Peeps visiting Europe insure for the and hodefs
Life Policies visit Europe without extra charge.
Persons may deposit with the Company amount Of money ~
curing times than the depoted dairs
the Vi the deposit
POLICIES securing wife and children, free from DE-
creditors $500 $4,000 Persons effect
the benefit wife and children should be eaea
Companies GAINED tn, Of the State Of Nee
York by decision of judges recently given the laws the
State where The Company located govern the exemption In hvo
Of the wife.
ADnues granted favorable and liberal terms Endowmenk
for children secured all ages ~ d. MORGAN, President
G.. Y. MEMPLE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-15
paper Warehouses.

DIAPER WAREHOUSE. T. DERRICKSOm
No SO Beekmsn offer for sale the lowest tssns
NntiIs PspeI., Enslsh, French and American
News fspsr al sizes, weights ard qualities
Boob Paper, al sIes, weishis and qualities
Tissue Fape fancy colon and white, Of the best quality
HsIsips Paper. White and colored. different uidks
Batter. Paper, thin, and Of the beat qualify.
Cloth Paper. s6xf0 and f0xi8.
Insi.h B.rd~sre P.peT large assortment st arrived
sheatAng Paper. OF the best quality.
NrspiiJg Paper, Straw, Rag and Manila.
Tea Paper. Of different sizes
Tar Roofing Psper, suitable for roofs 10 roS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-15

Receipts Of Produce AUGUST 70.
Rv Boais-2 l23 bbls Flour Ashes "A do
Nhky 1900 hush Whes l46 do Oats 4S5. do Corn 500
Sides Leather. 1856 IkEs. Pork. 2lS9 Ekxa Oh Cake
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-15

MINIATURE ALMASAC.-...THls DAY.
SVx-Raes..... 10 Sets....... 81 Moos-Rses.. 5ss
HeH wArER........rHfs DAY
Sandy Hook. Oh Gov Island 81 Hell GGe....... 3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-15

Beeves received BY boats b82 on loot, 30
The from the following States New
York 772 Ohio, 1881; Illinois 66s; Kentucky 4s Indiana, 42;
Virginia, So
CArrLEEsmated by the pound for the beef In the
quarters $3.50
BEEF-or best quslty OF cattle offered to-day o. 9oc
COOP RETAILING QUALITy-9d9.e.
COMMON QUALTy-e!a9c
1EFgRIoR-7dSe.
MuIJoN-Common Sheep, S2dS4 50 Sheep, S5d$ 81;
Leuts 81 sass
vrAL-GOOd Calves SAFE 70 live eight; inferior do 81 Is
dS2 80
COwsordinsy Cow. good fair Cow, ssOd $40;
ira quality with Calf, S45Q $50
swNr-ohio eoInf.d Hogs small size for market retailing Al
lard. AQaic.
BEEyEswe report ad2 in market today and the receipts Of
the week al follows
AnsIton ..."....ss9s Brownnr's :............ 4os
Chsnbe 4oo
nud River maIhe boats. Sts TotA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-15

nREXEL. SATHER & CHURCH, BANKERS,
DsAN FRANCISCO Cal draw Bills Of Exchange DRExeL
United srstes
Ceons made at the interior the State
promptly RENTED Collections be- direct
D., s. c through DRENEL a Co, Philadephis, er =.
sATHER. No 100 Nasssu-st n. Y -
on sale In DREAEL
& CO., Pnilsde phis and SATHER New-Ysrk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-15
PEPUBLIC FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, No.

III "a Wallet
This Company having their capital paid 10 cash, and
securely nvesed prepared and damage
fire favorable terms.
provides that after psyios interest
the sOckb the snnum fourhhs
the eman profits be divided the assured In seP
which maba
the accumulated profits and capital 100000
TRUSTEES.
Stephen Whitney, Reuben Wthers Robert Y. Mintsrp,
John A. C Gray, James Warren George I. Adee,
Daniel 3. Fearing, Arthur Leary. Samuel Holman,
William H. Russ H. Mort w. Hamilton John Astor, j.,
Angus C. Downing Dennns DueT, Frederick A. Deiaso,
Gazswsy b. L.mar, John Steward, Jr, james q. Bell
George Riggs. Edward Cen;er Dsnisl Drake Smith,
Wm Butler Duncan Josiah Oakss Frederick q. Foster,
Charles n. Russell, Joseph Gaillard, Jr Pees Hall,
Isaac Townsend. James N Waterbury, Robert =. Hone.
j. p Graud Foster George Curtis,
DUNCAN w. CURRY, Sec. ROBERT 3 HONE. Proa
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INTEREST and DIVIDEND :" sIx-PENNI

i SAVINGS BANK OF THE EMPIRE glrYr-sIx
MONTHS INTEREST az the rate Of (sIxl PER CENT PyR
AsfUh will be SLOWED on dsposi(of dosu sns apwsd
Eve hundred dollars and Five) PER CENT on ,s over raj
bets the LIST Of AUNT .ns
Bslk sndTs~n until the Ist Of February epsuins
The SEMI ANNUAL sTEREsr due depost m, On the "a, n
Arss.t VIII be paid a. the Bank and the ISh ms.
interest no c.ed for by the Let Of September Gil be carried
to the credit efhs dsFosirer Is principal BY order,
JAS. SLOAN, SeerstNy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-15

VI,HF COUPONS on the BONDS of the BOSTON,
/ CONcOkp AND MONTREAL RAILROAD Co due the Ism
in Wi, be raid At the ossee of J. UNDERWOOD son. Nc.
y Exrhsrserlsce GEO. MlSoT, Treasurer
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-06-05
SHERIFF SALE.
STATE OF WISCONSIN, /

STATE OF WISCONSIN, I
COUNTY OF GRANT,
James C. Waddle, Plaintiff, as. William S.
Combs, Defendant.
DY virtue of a. fl. .ta. Writ of Execution is
1 sued out of the office of the Clerk of the
Circuit Court of said county, and under the
seal of said Court, against the moneys, goods
and chattels and lands of William S. Combs.
and for want of sufficient goods and chattels
and by direction of said Plaintiffs Attorney,
have levied upon and will sell to the highest
bidder for cash i'll hand at the outer door OF
the Court House in the town of Lancaster, Grant
County, Wisconsin, on Friday the 30th day OF
June, A. D. 1854, between the hours of one
and two O'Clock, IN. Of said day, all the
right, title and interest which the said William
IS. Combs had as heir at law of Edward P.
Combs, deceased, or otherwise, on the seventh
day of April, A. D. 1854, or at time after
wards in and to the following described prem
ises and Real Estate, to satisfy said Execution
and costs, to wit the west half of the north
west quarter, and southeast quarter Of the
northwest quarter of section tWency-nine
(29), Township number four az, North Of
Range number three I3) West of the Fourth
Principal Meridian, in Grant County aforesaid
Dated Sberlff's Office, Lancaster, Wisconsin,,
May the 9th, A. d. 1854.
WIN. McGONIGAL, Sheriff
6t46 Grant County, Wis.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-06-05
BILL FOR FORECLOSURE.

Circuit Court Grant County, Wisconsin--A-
pril Term, A. D. 1854.
Jonas NJ. smelser, Complainant, rs. -
Furry and Frances his wife, John w. Ri
chards and Emily J. Richards, heirs at law
of James W. Richards, deceased, Defendants
Bill for Foreclosure.
A SUBPOENA having been issued in this
"A cause against said defendants, returnable
on the Goth day Of January, 1854, on which
subpoena the Sheriff of said county has return
ed that said defendants cannot be found, and il
being made to appear to the satisfaction of tie
Court that said defendants are out of this state
and are not residents thereof, and have not APP
peared in said cause, on motion of J. I. Mills,
Compartments Solicitor, ordered that said de-
PENDANTS be taken and deemed absent defend
ants, and therefore it is further ordered, that
said defendants do appear and plead, answer OF
demnr to said compliments bill on or before
the 9th day of July next and that this order
within 20 days from its date be published in
the Grant County Herald, Ga newspaper prin-
ted in said county, for six successive weeks,
at least once in each week. Ordered by said
Court this 4th day of April
M. M. COTHREN, Circuit Judge
April Goth, 1854.
J. r. Mills, solicitorfor Complainant [6t43
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-06-05
CRANE Culture.

Mathew Atmore, of Pennfeld, Mich,
gives in the Michigan Farmer, his train
irg the grape vine, thus:-"l place row
of posts the whole length of the vines
eight feet high and two feet in the ground
three feet apart; across this nail spiinss
/ l-2 inches wide and Is inches apart !;
! Law strong and long shoot of the vine
down in the ground aboat two inches
deep, by the side of these posts, bring
ing it out against every post. Thus in
laid it produces young shoots against the
nosts-the best one of these | tie up to
the post, the other break off. the shoot
thus tied up, must be broke off on reach
ing the top of the post, about every two
weeks. Break off, also, all the small
shoots the next season you may expect
considerablefruit. CIustes will come on the
Young wood, sprouting from every knot
on the upright piece, Cited TO the post,
tie these young branches to the cross
splints.) Almost every piece of this
young wood will produce 8 or 4 punches
of grapes. Then break off--and keep
breaking off all the side shoots during
the entire summer, thus you may expect
plenty of grapes, and of good quality,
having supplied every post with a heal
thy branch from the root in the follow
ing spring cut off all the side branches
from every upright branch, to make room
for next springs growth. A grape vine
may be carryed cut in length ten or fif-
teen feet every year. Plenty of manure
should be dug in every spring, (early,
and keep down all the weeds, &c. Soap
suds is excellent during the summer, ap-
piled to the roots"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-06-05

"A farmer in California, whose farm
IS located on the American river, last
year sowod 100 pounds of wheat, and
obtained therefrom l70 bushels.
CuRE poR GRuBs IN HoRsEs.-Add q
pint of strong vinegar to cubic inch OF
chalk; when the etfervescence cease,
drench the horse with the liquor from a
bottle.
TO Extract Stain from Sslk.-Es-
sence of lemon, one part spirits Of tur-
pentine, parts. Mix, and apply to the
spot by means of a linen rag.
Mulching young fruit trees is one Of
the best operations for this country, but
the litter mus! be removed early in
autumn or the mice viii play havoc.
1t is said that a few drops Of kreo-
sote on brown paper, put in the holes Of
rats, Will drive them away.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-06-05
GALENA CITY
MARBLE MANUFACT|

d L. ROsENBR0UGH, No.
H. Levee, having a large supRIr
of Marble on hand and another shg1
ment on the way from the celebrate.
Marble Dealer, VIM. Y. RIPLEY, 4
Rutland, VT, and also Italian Mail
Bile, is ready, at short notice, tOfl
orders for MONUMENTS, TONI
STONES, Of any design, carved nI
the most workmanlike manner.
All arelnyited to come and eyamini
and workmanship, whether they wi
chase or not.
HA. z. BuFk is my only aul|
gent to travel, take contracts and g
MES. All business entrusted 10 b
promptly attended to. Shop and !
on Spring ST., corner of Levee, neafH
Galena, Aug. II, 1858.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-06-05
CATALOGUE OF BLANKS

NOR SALE at the GRANT County Err
/ AID Office:
CONVEYANCING-W Warranty, Quit Claim.
SPECIAL Warranty and Mortgage Deeds--long
and short forms. Mortgage Releases, Chattel
Mortgages, Leases, Bonds for Deeds and Land
Contracts.
JUSTICES BLANK -Summons, Subpos-
inas, Warrants, Executions, Affidavits and Writs
for Replevin, Afiidavits for Garnishee process,
Veniras for Jury, Attachments, Marriage Ger
tificates, &c.
CONSTABLE 's-Delivery Bonds, stay Of
Execution, Returns, &C.
CIRCUIT g. co. COURTS Summons.
Subpenas, Attachments and RepIeyins, Bonds
Of Indemnity to Sherifs, Bail Bonds, Clerks
Certificates, &c.
EOUS-satisfacti Mortga-
ges, Power Of Attorney, Judgment Notes with
power Of Attorney, Promissory Notes. Also,
sundry School and Town Blanks, which we
expect to print soon.
~ B. Our Blanks are adapted to any Coun-
ty in the State.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-06-05
BILL FOE FORECLOSURES

EHLE4 EeE Fob ECLOSURE .
Circuit Court Grant County, Wisconsin-A
pril Term, A. d. 1854.
Phlander stephens, Complainant, Us. Hester
Stephens and wife, Defendants - Bill for
Foreclosure.
A SUBPOENA having been issued in this
"A cause against said defendants, returnable
on the 9th day Of March 1854 ,on which subpoena
the Sheriff of said county has returned that
said defendants cannot be found, and it being
made to appear to the satsfactioIr-of the Court
that said defendants are out of this state and
not residents thereof, and have not appeared
in said cause, on motion of j. T. Mills, Com
! plainant's Solicitor, ordered that said defend
ants be taken and deemed to be absent defend
ants and therefore it is further ordered, that
said defendants do appear and plead, an
swer or demur to said complainants bill on or
before the 9th day of July next and that this
order within twenty days from its date be pub
lished in the Grant County Herald Ga newspa-
per printed in said county, for six successive
weeks, at least once in each week. Ordered
by said Court, this 18th day of April, 1854.
NJ. NJ. COTHREN, Circuit Judge
APr,l 20th, 1894; [6t43
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-06-05
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

Office IS HEREBY GIVEN, that by
In virtue of license to me directed and
granted by the Hon. County Court within and
for Iowa County, Wisconsin, on the Probate
side OF said Court, under the seal of said Court
dated the 18th day of August, A. D. 1881.
as Administrator Of James Bloomer, late OF
the city of Galena, Illinois, deceased, viii, on
the 24th day of May, A. d. 1854, at the hour
OF O'Clock, Post Meridian of said day. In
front Of the empire Houses in the town of
Hazel Green, in Grant County, in the state a.
soresaid, offer for sale and sell at Public Ven
due to the highest and best bidder for cash in
hand, all Of the right, title and interest which
the said deceased had at the time of his death
or which has estate has since acquired in and
to the following described Real Estate, to wit
Lot number two (2) in Block number two (2l
N said town of Hazel Green, Grant Comfy
Wisconsin, together with the improvements
and appurtenanees unto the said lot belonging
dated Mineral Point, April 18th, 1854
Std ISAAC E. MESSMORE.
administrator Of James Bloonser, deed.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-06-05
Excitement atW ingville'
WARM TuRKEYi,
CHANDLER GREEN have received theil
Y FaEE and Winter Supplies of
Ammunition for a 6 Months Siege!

q tlctr
~ Fa1E and Winter Supplies of
Ammunition for a 6 Months Siege!
The subscribers, thankful for the large share
of patronage extended them during the spring
and summer Of 1853, are now offering the hea-
West stock ever offered in this market, and So
Illicit an increased trade, and wider circle Of
lpatrons. They are Determined to do better by
prompt paying customers than is generally
done and to this end, they invite the public
everywhere to call, examine their stock and
prices, and go into a permanent arrangement
for the Fall and Winter Campaign.
Their stock of
>2s Ready Made Clothing, Cloths, and heavy
gA woollen goods is extensive, and selected
III with the greatest care.
Thick cowhide, kip and calf Boots & Shoes,
oyershoes, and every sort, shape and size Of
shoes, CATERS and bootees, for ladies, misses
and children.
NAAAl,AANA Staple and FGacy Dry Goods, of every
500 Equality and style to be found in any mar
ket
II Hardware, Crockery, Glass, nails, &C., an
Scle in use in farming and mining com
munity.
Dry and Wet GrOceries.-suga for
SAFE, OF Wnolesale or retail, ny te Pouiiu OF
hogshead. Their sugar was bought at bar
gain and will be snld in the same way. Also,
large supply Of coffee, tea, and the best TO-
bacco.
Patent WedicRmes.-Ready doc
tor-stuGs, of every fashion and quality, and
warranted to cure every pop.
They deal largely in provisions. And they
won't be undersold this side of Chicago or st.
Louis. CHANDLER & GREEN.
| Wingville, Oct IL, 1853. [47-1ch
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-06-05

rs An agriculturist who has tried the
experiment satisfactorily says that few
seeds OF the tomato dropped into the hill
with eucumbers, or tomato set ont,
which he says is the better mode, will
keep off the black fleas and striped bugs,
as they dislike the flavor of the tomato.