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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-18
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ARRIVAL OF THE WASHINGTON.

New York, April 49,
Great Battle Fought-Russians Repuised-The
steamer Washington, from Southampton, with
four days later dates from Europe, is below, and
will be up about 10 o'cock.
The Vienna Conference is unsatisfactory. The
Allies proposed conditions disa greeable 10 the Gar
and TO Russia.
The Russians attacked the whole line OF the
Allies on the 9TH of March. They were repuls
ed with great loss.
The Washington arrived at her dock about
half past nine with Liverpool dates to the gath
The Russians, in spite of repeated attacks
maintained their positions and their guns play up.
the lines and part of the camp.
The weather continues very fine.
The advance batteries OF the British were max
ing considerable progress.
The News of the Emperors death has not been
promulgated at Sebastopol.
The prospects for converting Sinope into port
and erecting extensive land and Notifications
at Sebastopol, were considered by the British
Government.
The Alliance between Portugal and the Porte
was signed on the 18th.
Preparations continue to be made at CONSTANT,
nople to receive Napoleon. In the meantime
both Emperors are TO visit Queen Victoria on the
10th of April
out $4,000 to the Crimea, if necessary, after
conference, provided LAND furnishes the means
of conveyance.
1t is understood that the conference has agreed
to the second point. The critical third point, on
which the question of peace war depends, was
under consideration and would occupy several
days.
The destruction of Sebastopol is not 10 be de-
manded
late despatch says that all conjecture as to
the result is Idle.
Sardinia was in the English market for loan
OF 100000 at per cent.
In the House of Commons Sir Charles Wood sta
ted it was decided soon the Baltic ports
were open, TO establish strict blockade, which
should be effective from first TO last.
The Committee of Inquiry into the manage
ment Of the War continued its session. Its revel-
| taions became Still more appalling.
The latest from Vienna, dated March 9th,
state. that the political horizon had become still
more gloomy. The British Baltic fleets were at
Spithead and expected to sail with Admiral Dun
das on the Cd of April
The Madrid correspondent of the London Times
states that the Spanish Cabinet had been discuss
ing the strong note. addressed to the Government
by Howden, British Minister. 1t was ques-
ton whether the letter should not be returned to
its author. Lord Howden got scent of this and
threatened If an insult offered, he would with
in six hours, suspend all intercourse with the
Spanish Government A satisfactory adjustment
was looked for.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-18

In the matter of the Estate Of,
liam anDusen, deceased feitioh Jor Partition.
FENO susan Cannon VIM R. Van Dusan Retreats Cour-
n rier, Louisa Craig, Albert VanDusen Martha Jane
Hamln, Thomas MARSHALL sherman yanDuseD Candace
L. NanDusen, Royal VsnDusen, and Marian j. Van
Ousen heirs at law Of William Van Dusen deceased:-
You are hereby nohed ahat the Commissioners appoint
gu W MAKE faIlion OF said Estate, by you held in
comian will meet the premises on the e3tb day of
april A. d. 1855 at 10 O'Clock in forenoon to make
rarttLoh OF sara fslato at which time and place you
can attend, if you think proper to do
EPHRAiM NORTON,
ASA g. GILL,
WARREN FRANKLIN
Dated April 9th, A. d. 1885, 3.2I
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-18
ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA.

Halifax, April ID.
The Royal Mail Steamer America, arrived at
this port last night, route to Boston, where she
will be due tomorrow. that her mails will
doubtless reach New York by midnight on Sat-
urday.
The Cunard steamer Canada which was detain-
ed at Boston until Saturday, 18th March, arrived
out at Liverpool Thursday 9th.
The Americas advices are to the 21st, three
days later than those received by the Washington
Affairs in the Crimea have undergone no
change, and we have nothing important to report
from that locality Attention wholly concen-
traied on the Vienna Conference, which is repre-
scented as being in great difficulty, upon the all
important Third Pont--so much so indeed
that all the demands of the Allies had been much
modified.
The Russian Plenipotertiary had removed tie
matter to St. Petersburgh. Nothing further could
be done until the reply was received
The French Minister of Foreign Affairs had
also been in London to confe, with the British Cabi-
net OIL the momentous question.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-18
"ANTED!
TEMP FRANCE LECTURE.

"A good JoUnSErnAs PRINTER is wanted I'M
mediatey at this Office
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-18
Weight Of the pair,


These cattle we understand, are to be slaugh-
tered during the present week, and dealt out 10
the lovers of good Beef in Mineral Point
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-18
LIST OE LETTERS

Remaining in the Post Office at Mineral Point
on the lst day of April, 1855.
ID-Persons calling for the following letters will
please say then are advertised.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-18

Which we are Offering at unprecedented Low Prices
Our assortment consists of of Dress Goods
viz: SILKS DKLAISKs, BARsKs, LAWNS, PRINTS, large
variety OF SHAWLS &C. all of watch of the latest
style and pattern. BONNETS of sll kinds, and a large
variety Ribbons of the Fashion, and prices
that cannot fail TO please general of HATS
and CAPS for Mems and Boys wear. Every variety of
Boots and Shoes.
IN the Cents furnishing department we nave Coats,
Pants, Vests, aud good assortment of BoYs'
CLoTHIaG, which warrant TO be good be
procured in Wisconsin, and all of our make.
Cloths, CaSSmereS, SallinetS, IeStingS. &C.,
of various kinds and prices, which will
into CLOTHING TO order, In the best style and
Mt. We aiso have good assortment of JcWeiry,
which viii sell low.
OF Remember that the place to buy good co DDS,
Cheap, is at the Nav YORK CHEAP CASH STORE of
DELLER & MICH ELBA CHER,
Opposite 5. Jenkins Confectionery Shop.
Mineral Point, April II, ISIS oily
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-18
Cloths. CaSSimeres. SallinetS. Iestings. &C..
CiiANCEHY SALE.

CiiANCEIfX SALE.
Richard Cock, William Decker. and Mary,0
his wife, heirs at law Of Phillip Cock,
rs.
The uDkHown heirs of Henry Cock, William z
Cock and David Cock, who were heirs at
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1855-10-01

ACTS lA1A4tNet f2r 3epge aiaef
ina me following oorle-seo account ii
tbe reception Of Mr.. Dodge, the American
Minister, at the Court Of Madrid, taken
from the Paris cdorioari.
MI, Dodge was mounted, without ssd-
die, on wild prairie horse, called Mus
tang. lie carried his rifle sluno behind
him, audworo six barroled reyoyler ia his
3a.a, 81 oae SIDE. aud q sosipng-knifa as
'an other lie had touahawk in his
band, and uttered fierce cries. One of his
re.aman5 gigantic Keatuckian. carried a
lag, on which was written, Cuban An
neXation." When Nr. Dodge went to pre-
senr his credentials to the Queen, he was
dressed like an Indian. His hair raised
on the top Of his head, and bound by rib
bon, formed a sort Of plume, somewhat
ike tQTnitura-duster. From his nostrils
hung two gold rings, and halfa-dozen wigs
were attached to his gnIle, which, with
Tie pleasantly peculiar to Americans he
caie,lscalp s taken in battle.
When he and bis secretary reached the
palace gate, the porter refused to let them
pass. Mr. Dodge drew his revolver and
fired at the man The fellow was not hit,
bat he let fall his haibort, and ran rs fast
rs bis legs could carry him. Mr.. Dodge
picked up the weapon and four~hcd it in
triumph. A Master Of Ceremonies met
him
'What do YOU want, sir, and where are
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1855-10-01
ILlilLinar end DressrnaEar.

er> MISS HELEN ROBERTSON, lately iIon
scotland, would respectfully inform tie La
-Ngs3< dies Of Lancaster aud surrounding dis
tlct. that she has commenced the businessIof aiI-
liner and Ore SNEAKER, in apartment Of her bro
Tiers Robertson & streets establishment where
she win carry every thing connected with Dress
making, straw Bonnels anu Aliliinery5 ia The most
approved and fashionable style OF the season. [ye*
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1855-10-01
ENInENrn or MrRrr

;, 'LEwIsRrRa Union Co. Pa. May ,, 1855
MR. ~, j. A. Rao9Es-,ear 81! TIE box Of medicine
have sold about one half of it. and far the people who
have used 1t satisfied THAI has cured them II has
certainly stopped the Ague ia every Who has used it.
and SIX OF the Of long standing My sister
who has had it for five six years back and could ne
get it stopped except by Qunine ana that only "a
ong she would take IL is now, think entirely cured
by your remedy. c. Il. McGINLY."
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1855-10-01

Tv-Ig ssAgs r

Sc NEW ARA n <<r I'M I1s-,27 I
& I PLEASANT VALLEY sabscri3ef BE-
- viag bought the stock If fsoods 6srnaafJ a'2.-
ed BY Mr. Vim Hunt in Pleasant 9a3eg ,gtFfS 40
tice thai he Will continue business e Ifse l stand.
The took embraces fun assnttEn ant 81 season
able Goods ana vas selected With The view Of SUI
tiag The agricultural and mining classes Is
re viii sch Goods very le,5 Car kNAD - y
All kinds OF Produce taken at market prtce.
JOHN HUNT.
Pleasant Valley, Aug. 18th, 1855. [6f
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1855-10-01

"a REGULAR MEETINGS OF Lancaster
Wv Masonic Lodge No. 90 on every
NJ Monday evening next preceding the
fnlling of the moon-except when the full
comes on MnndaY. then on HE same evening
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1855-10-01
Sligo Iron.
TO THE LOVERS OF MUSIC.

NJgR. II. d. BRISTOL wonld say to the
IVA people of Grant and adjoining counties,
that he is prepared to .arnlsh, on short notice,
any Of GEoRGE A. PRINCE & Co.'s Melode-
Gus, from $45 to $3.50.
The inducements for those wishing to pur-
chase Melodeons are, that | furnish them at
shop prices, set up in order al the residence of
those purchasing.
Samples may be seen by calling at the
Wholesale and Retail Drug and Book Store,
Potosi. II. d. BRISTOL.
Poiosi, February u, 1855. [33-1y
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1855-10-01
STOLEN HORSE.

GfTOLEN from the Sabscribar August Goth.
- at Lancaster,.a Grey gelJing, branded on
tie eft shoulder G., ; years old last spring,
between 10 and IS hands high, eft hind foot
hare, other with loose shoe on and shod be-
fore. The subscriber VIII pay suitable re-
ward for the return Of his Horse, or informa-
lion of his whereabouts and for the apprehea-
ton of the thief TRUMAN LOWELL.
Lancaster, Aug. 3,st, 80. I10-tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1855-10-01
CHOICE FARM.

F4OR SALE NOW, the we'll known farm OF
Il the subscriber, ON the north end Of Blake,s
Prairie. 100 acres under good cultivation ;
two barns two dwelling houses; 200 apple
trees, ard several choice springs; and 80 or
1850 acres OF good timber land near by for use
Of the Farm Said farm is in one Of the Oldest
and best settlements III the County of Grant
time, with interest. Call soon, if you want q
good place and good bargain.
JAMES HUMPHREY.
1Iillytle, April u, 1859 42-U
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1855-10-01
far TIE PosT-oFFIcE BUILDING, NORTH or
TIE CoERT-HoUsE.l

al LIE fool-OtttCh Bt1LpIHtt, -sofsA4l VI
THE COURTHOUSE.
Ct & . r GE w. r vi AND & co.
gEyHE subscribers respectfully submit their
= New, Cheap, and carefully se.ected stock
of Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Crockery, &c.
10 The generous people Of Grant County and
The balance, asking for free field and fair
fight III the great sql5abbia for patronage.
Call, everybody, and examine our stock. phi
ces aud terms. We intend TO do fair aud
square business, expecting the same Of others
Though moi claiming great age and long exPe-
rience. yet We are prepared 10 say (. Yes" Or
mo" promptly and without any wnaPefine
When You come to town, step into thu Post
Office, examine our stock, and if youhave pro,
dace 70 sell, Or money 10 offer, we vii give as
mnny goods Tor as little pay in either as any
house west Of Chicago. Not having time 70
erumerate items, we are very
TrnIy Yours;
l7tfI GEO. w. RYLAND s, Co.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1855-10-01
EYmENCE Or sAFErY

=, . NOW YORK, June IT, 1855;
4 nave made chemical examination of 'Rhodes' Pc
and Ague Cure, "-tntidoto to Malaria and have
tested for Arsenic, Murcury, Quinne ana strvchnne,
Int net have found particle Of either in it, nor have
o9nd any substance IN its composition that would prove
ioj uroUs TO the constitution.
JAMES Il. Chiffon, III. D., Choinist''
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1855-10-01
ERlEARR ,pEHE NAYg

ID EDUCED PRICES for a week two The fUlscri-
bers wilt close out their Spring and Summer stock
Of Goods at vastly rsduced Rates Pitch in every body
and secure the bargains while they going.
GEO W. RYLAND &c.
sep. 10Th '55. G11-tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1855-10-01
i. b. COLEMAN.
Dissolution Of Partnerships.

THE PARTNERSHIP herctoior existing
between Joseph Broker and Charles Blandford,
under the name and style Of Broker & Bland
ford, at Wyauslug, Wis, was dissolved by mu-
tual consent on the 23d June, A. d. 1855.
All debts due SAID Firm will be paid 10 said
Broker, who will also settle all demands a.
gainst them. JOSEPH BROKER,
CHARLES BLANDFORD.
Wyalusing July 9th. 1855. Aft
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1855-10-01
i IL IN Q w Drag Store

AT LANCASTER.
RI ME subscribers have list received and Of
s fer for sale at their Room on Maple ST.,
below the Methodist Church, large and wefl
selected stock Of Drag5, 5iedicine&, Chemicals
and Extracts, Brushes and Dye Stags
Also, Pezfiemerg, Fancy -4gfic5es, Purc Vines
and liquors for Medjclnat Purposes, Sc.
BOOKS.
l1r1EEg ALSO, a general assortment OF
AEssaEs5sY BOOKS 5, STATIONERY, including
,zsss4z44sg all the School Books III use
E7eOur stock having been selected by pract-
cal druggist, We feel assured that we can supply the
public with genuine articles al low rate.
Physicians are requested TO call and examine ouc
stock. Golfer & BRADSHAW.
August goth. 1855. [8-tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1855-10-01
NEW GOODS

All W. AI4IJ SING.
W. i are receiving, and continue TO keep
wv on hand, everything IN our line Of Dry
Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Earthen-Ware,
Boots, Clothing, &c, which we sell as cheap
as can be had q this country.
We want to buy all kinds Of Produce far
shipment, for which we will pay as high as
the market viii justify.
BROKER & BRO.
Wyalusing, Aug. 18th, 1888. FIT
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1855-10-01
GREAT EXCITEMENT!
sRBAsT0P0L NOT TAKEN

SIR

70 FAKE STOCK ~ THE
lfa ZIP 1.ag11 ST. ORE
4 n now receiving my Spring and Sammei
4 Goods, which have been long DELAYED. oy,
ing 70 the low water Of the Mississippi.
My Stock is now the largest and best agsor-
ted in Grant County ! am particularly anx-
ious e sell ior Cash and those having the mo-
ney will do we'll 70 call at the Peoples Store
before buying elsewhere-for / certainly will
offer very great inducements 10 cash purcha-
sers. My Goods were bought principally for
cash, and bought right. Buyers shall haze
the advantage of it.
Thankful to my old customers, and Fenni-
more in particular, for their very liberal pat
ronage, shall endeavoT to merit continu-
ance Of the same. My stock consists. in part.
Of
Dry Goods Of almost every variety and kind
Fancy Goods, as Silks, Lawns, Ribbons.
Shawls.
Ready-11ade Clothing for Men and Boys.
Boots s. Shoes OF every variety and style.
Hats, Caps aud Bonnets,
Drugs and Medicines.
Paints, Oils and Dye-StufFs.
Hardware--a great assortment Log Chains,
Cable Chains, Crow Bars, Mattocks, Grub
bing Hoes, Carpenters Tools.
A complete assortment of Haying Tools, as
Scythes, Snaths. Rales, Grain Grad es and
Scythcs, Pitchforks, &c.
10 Grindstones and Patent Rollers.
bb,s Tar, "a Coils of Rope.
80 kegs Nails, Glass. Sash, Putty.
ID bbis. Cement, 8 boxes Of Axes
Also, Qneensware Of al co'ors and styles.
Wooden-ware-Tu Churns, Buckets.
Glass "are-ine assortment.
Stone ware Crooks, Jars, Churns ana jugs.
Also, Groceries at Wholesale or Retail;
100 bags salt.
% bbs Molasses.
Is bbs. Vinegar.
Goldfish, Mackerel and Nhiteish.
10 hhds. N. Q. Sugar.
Tea, Sa!eratus, Tobacco, Soaps,
Candles, Raisins, Lemons,
Nuts. Candy, &C., &c.
$50 Windsor Chairs, assorted,
doz. Bedsteads. g
Al kinds Of Patent Medicines.
And 10000 other articles which VIII be
shown with pleasure.
To New settlers 1 would say, don't mistake
"The Peoples Store" on the corner opposite
the lie egraph House.
N. B.-Some will please not forget to bring
"a little change to pay Oh old Notes and Ac-
counts. DWIGHT 7. PARKER.
June 9Th, 1855. E27.
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l2eol estate.

arm for Sale 200 acres.
5iii TEE subscriber, residing III The town
LIE Of Miilvlle, on the Military Road. II
miles from Lancaster, offers his homestead for
sale, known as the :Highland Home.o The
Improvements, consist Of new frame house
l6r 9 feet; . stone stable, % = 30 feet, now
80 acres broke and 81 fenced 1870
acres Of the land is prairie, and so timber, and
finely watereG. JOHN CHISHOLM,
june 9th, 1850. tiff
THE subscriber viii also sell the crops.
also, horses, cattle, &c
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1855-10-01
NOTICE.
FIRE! FIRE!!

FIRE! FIRE.!
Four Of the best Blocks in the City
TeURNT TO ASHE6l The undersigned
I , would respectfully inform the public that
they are just receiving large and well as
sorted stock of ry-Goods, Groceries, Hard
ware and Medicines. We cordially invite
our old friends and the public generally, to call
and examine our stock.
Also, the Peddling Wagon No. 2 viii com
mence its regular trips through the North part
Of the County with the opening Of navigation.
AT Hurricane Grove
The theen viii begin;
Dry-goods for nothing,
And Notions throWed in.
We feel to sympaihize with orr Polosi friends
who have lately came out with mammoth bills
Of old September date,
Their tide Of Goods
Have ebhed and flown,
We fear they are too late.
IRISH & CHANDLER.
Hurricane Grove, Wis. RAJ
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1855-10-01
GTTESE7T YEETN4.

THE subscriber, processing to be thorough
Gunsntith, has located in Lancaster, in the
room back Of Walkers sadder shop, where
he is prepared to make and repair Rifles, Dou.
bic Rifles, Fowling Guns, Pistols and do al
work ID his branch also, repairing Dool
Locks, sc. LEO. ANSHETS.
August lst, 1855. Td-6si
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1855-10-01

A. l4o,,o,.1 ~ ,o+o4 al,
''0' 9is " is S soras y; S 7-''o''' a. '''''
n 4etc777ry - ~ = ~ 80 ,zr.o nm
GI9A9 ALA1 q DH1I 4 y ~ ~,
81 df snbscrIhers; thankful Tor past pafFo-
e. mage, give notice that they are increas-
ina. tbair Stocl-s Of 1gorchon3isa having ~.
80 oto'll5 IN. -, a,d o+Io,. faeii7+;es
m 49,. arl, bils;ca ss in No nnrcbase
INA s5ar9. ol ,,r,aca - ny
Tb6,, - ,.,,,h ia uo.sas
~ r;nni.oi -. go atat;ons ~ ,-9. go
Vi; IA 81 q paiars" '' ~ aooI +ad;lo no;nt
an -. q ~ !. ~
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1855-10-01
EARssasfEa Us U7anrce.

Inc N6U / OrH TIM Is puUllShesa let
: Ter from Kossuth chareinu President
Pierce, ana the present Administration.
with violation Of National promise. and
the common rlles9f oantlemany sourtosv
and disclosing some very important plans
whereby ho hoped to do sometime FIR
Hungary.
lie SAYS that Webster. when Secretary
Of State, promised hna that the Juift,
States woou receive apy communication
from him. give jt1arefuI consideration, and
bat when it va4 made eriIs7tt54t IN,
of1'aons y.'.ra efa.f !, ,..sr.... ..a+is. -
fYrt FREEDOM. thr,. wonld eamd a. ao.an4 T.
Huf..,e With flii Doyor trnat u;7l. ~,
such nation.
Ia pursQanc, af Iii, u,ler.analng, =
r,.. o5o he thought Il q G-ting time. !
view If lie troubles arisino In the east 10
a55.. amcmoGal to PrG5ilsat Pierce. -
70 luaaa sure 81 committing no iniiscrs-
ton il Tie matter. ID .cIler in manner OF
aueiact. auu.tslIt to gloiugsec.oa "a.
ill., H.eas0au, Minister ut tle Court af ST..
James, who as Chen in London. Mr..
Buchanan not onlv approved it. but Yolnn-
taerol To commend it himself to the Pres
ilen: The memorial was saat. bus up 81
gh5s .iAa, fuss one year, 10 repl, has Been
received ST hin, nor even So much as On
acknowledgment Of It's receipt.
iloaa lLA1> ans.-5Ta sometimes Meet
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1855-10-01
Oats w 8qR.Fs
PART,'N .F,RSHIp.

Il ALLEN BARBER has associated with
% him in his professional business EDWARD
D. Lowry from this date September 23d,
954.1 ID
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1855-10-01

bos egee 10 learn tilaf g
sou .. Me- L. Balow, Who lives about
I'VE miles southeast Of this village, was
lost on the Bottom" below town on Mon
day night last, and up to ou time for going
10 press, nothing had been heard of him
II ralned N torrents Monday night, and
was very dark and foggy. Yesterday fore
noon some 20 or so Of our citizens star
.ed on horseback to ecour the woods
The boy was about ten years old, and was
hunting cattle Lacrosse Republican.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1855-10-01
Lancaster, March IS, 1850.
WARMERS HILLS
EOR. SAVE

TF7HAT well known property, can now be
! bought: 2t0 acres Of land, on which there
are two saw mills, one lath mill, three dwell
ing houses, barns, store house, pork-Louse
and fine bearing orchard, and is known as
the best money-making property in 0rant
county. ] have made enough, and wish 10 re-
tire from active business. Apply 10 the sub
scriber for information and particulars
j. WARMER
NIillvine. Grant Co. Jan. I. 1855. [29-tf
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@~%4 ~ @S~S = " Ma SA-s@9'
81. X. IROGG,
WHOLESALE DEAL a1N
pGsar,j.als gsvs.ers NynGsciuoc po;nse
NAAN'AasV'ASs n' ''S'5s NAU"ata1iVS9 dAaAt5s
GAUs hslaee s}YrehHe <. IlUn- S+,rffa
SD''"t >D"''"t G3N"'8N" " G'sN cH't"''"*
{. Also, wholesale Agent for Dr.. CURTIS
EEygGaMa, and DR.. DESHLER'S Fever
and Agare Pills, which are for sa e at the
Manufacturers prices, SO Main ST. Galena
Ills.
YGTANA
H.. 4to ouo'lc 49, C11r,-a4.
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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1855-10-01
TATLORINC G.
-

AT THE STORE ROOM IN BARNErT's HoTLL.
IN TIE VILLAGE OF LANCASTER.
~es THE subscriber having resumed his
AZ business, again asks permission to envel-
LII. ope tie public in fashionable habiiments.
the Cutting and Tailoring, and being in regu-
lar receipt of the latest fashion plates, da-
grams, SC, is prepared to execute work in
his line of any and every style and fashion.
He will also select or furnish cloth and 9TH
er materials in his line, and hold himself re-
sponsible for their best quality and lowest pri-
ces.
Cutting dove to order. Terms moderate. and
work done promptly. Call and examine Of
+. W. HYDE.
Feb is, 1855, 34-18t2ch
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1855-10-01

- The Free State candidates were g
lected at the municipal election at Leay-
en@orth, Kansas Territory, on the 9Th inst,
by large majority