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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-01-10

The roads leading into Lancaster from
the sections of country supplying the Gus
toners Of or merchants are now in passa-
bic and tirst-rate order, SO that trade is ac-
tive. The exaggerated report Of small
pox in our village operated to keep persons
away, but that is all done with, and our
streets, stores and shops are now crowded
day after day. The mercantile trade of
Lancaster is enormous, compared with
what it was few months ago. One new
and we'll filed store has been added to our
town this winter, and another temporary
one. Our tayerns are doing double the
business ever done in Lancaster before F;
though one or two Of them is changing
proprietors every new moon, the business
seems net to desert them. Our town is
poorly supplied with some kinds of me-
chanics; there is not cabinet shop in the
place.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-01-10
565 z9Suu1aueMh.0O

Eg W. B. RICHARDS would respectfully
inform the Writing and Business public that he will Vi
sit number of the Villages in Grant and surrounding
Counties during the coming winter; any persons DESTROYS
Of forming classes will please address him by letter
Lancaster, and Specimens win be furnished them of his
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. furnished at any time for compare
son with those Of other Teachers
Business and Ornamental Penlnanshp, Linear and r.
rial Perspective Drawing, and Card Marking taught.
Drawings Of any kind desired will be promptly exccu-
tee II g snnnrior stole ri low lricas.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-01-10
Chfcago market. Jan. 8.

FLoun-Superfne, No. /, 3,5o@375;
Fancy, 4,o0@5,4o; Extra, 4,75@4,5o.
WHEAT-Common Spring, soc; VIM
ter, 100 for red, and 1,l00l,l5 for white
in store. Corn--43c delivered. Oats,
43@531c on track, and s4@S5 in gunnies
delivered.
DRESSED Hoes-sales at 6,25 for light,
and 6,25@6,50 for lots dividing on 2oOIDsl
and $50 for extra heavy.
BUTTER-2o@26e; Eggs, 2o@23,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-01-10
In Probate-M c(Soniea]

State of Wisconsis. County of Grant, ss-Countyc,
JaruafY Term 1857. Present. s. o. paine Iytf
II, rast5Ite James Nj srcS,,r-
ceased
I'm tiia day came YIN. Mcfionisal, and fled d,
james NJ. Aeitonigal, testatc having made his nor
tive will, and PRAYING thai the same may be slmis
probate; and also iaging t.Iat administration of
tate Of said deceased, with said will annexed be 10
granted
And theroupcn il Is ordered that the matter Of
petition be heard toforo the Judge of this Court {,
Coart-House IN iancastsg in sai1 County on the q
Of February, l. ID. 1857: and that notice thereof
ven to ali ae.sons concerned BY publishing this ord
three successive weeks previous TO said day Of hea
the ''9rant Cuanty HERALD q weekly newspaper
s!,ed ii the village or IsSeaster in said Coanty-
uary 9th, 1857.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-01-10
Esgage,s Prairie select school.

THIS INSTITUTION, situated at IAFToN,
Grant Co.. viii open for the reception Of stadents
Goth male and female IT frthest By as .rst Mondayin
5caaary aezt The Course Of Instruction will embrace
nearly al the studies pursued in best seminares of
learning The Institution will be modelled, as near as
possible all respects after the plan Of the Platcyilie
Academy. very Conmodioua Room is nov being fitted
up capable of seating 100 students. Ample desks and
seats viii BE- furnished precisely like these W Plattevillo
Board for As Of 50 students be had Immediately in
respectable families very moderate prices, provided
the boa ders will find their beds bedding and lights
As general rule the young gentlemen and ladies Will
not board ut the same houses Tn 9ollowiaga the pi
ces Of Tuition per Quarter of II and 10 weeks alternate
", payable always il advance:
Arithmetic Geography, Grammar, American His
tory, Elements Of AgebIa Physiology Elocution,$4 90
Ancient, MediaYal and Modern History Algebra,
Geometry, Nat. Philosophy, rhetoric, Logic
ANALYSIS of Prose and Poetry, 50 80
Plane Trigoaonetry, Chemistry, Astronomy, Phi
lesophy of Nat. history, Moral Philosophy, Mem
tal Philosophy, Evidences Of Christianity, Poll
teal Economy, Elements Of Criticism, Buffers
English and American Constitutional Law, Law of
Nations (YatteE), Nat. Theology 90
Church History Church Government, Critical STU
dy Of. the Scriptures, Christian Theology, otc,
(for Mnistors) Composition of Sermons and
Lectures, Sacred Rhetoric, sc
Latin and Greek Languages, co
French and Spanish Languages, 90
Composition and Defamation taught throughout the
course.
TAFTON is universally pronounced to be the most oil
icle position on Bls Prairie in point OF centrality
healthtulness, good morals, and good society. No inn
morality vice is known to exist there the liquor ra
fc there an utter stranger The citizens contemplate
building, next summer, large ana coImodious house
for the school. Vocal and instrumental dnsc, Pennan
ship Dfawiag, and Pahng win be Taught, as
the necessary arrangements can be made charge of
% cents per Quarter viii be made FOR Incidental Expen
ses. REV. ii. 7. ALLEN, NJ. A.. Principal.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-01-10
GageEna Maryzet.-.yags. IS.

eaEEEEkEa NAssTKAGG,- -ega an. De
FLoUR-Superfne, $50; Extra, 5,75;
Common, 4,25@4,75.
GRA1N-Dealers here are paying 7o075
for Winter, and 6o@65 fr Spring wheat.
Oats, 37aa; Corn, 4oO45c. Barley, | 100
1870; Rye. Coo.
Provisions Pork, 16@l8 for Mess
Lard, 901o. Butter 10000. Eggs %
@30. Cheese 11@13.
DRESSED HoGs-Are now bringing 81,
5o@5,5o Rlo0ibs.
PorAroEs-Potatoes 100000 per bushel.
TALBow-1O@lIc.
WooD-$660i R cord.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-01-10
Canaa.;sssanarss Eotlea-painla.n

KNy f, the subscribers. being appointed by ~,
w the County Court for the County Of Graz (
missioners to receive, examine and adjust ali cly
demands of all persons against tie Estate Of AMI
ter, late Of the County Of Grant, State of Wilson's
set thereto, and soven months fFc a the first dac u
ceInber last being allowed By s4 Court for th,t;r
we do therefore hereby give aotice, that we viii 4
II The business of our said appointment, at the a
iho Clerk of the Circuit rourt in the Court.To.
Lancaster, in said Count on the 18th day Of pSs
next, and also on the 30th day of June next, irm.
O'clock AN. until four o'clock NJ on each Of ssi,
-Duted this It'll DAY of January, a. D. 1857.
STEPHEN MAH00D,)
JOHN G. CLARK, 5Connissa,
4t29 WA. McG0NIGAL,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-01-10
4 Feyy SsEggestfOmg.

Our Legislature will soon be III session
and although our advice may not be heed
ed, still it is our business to give it, and
trust the consequences to the peoples ser
wants.
1st-Go right 10 work the first day.
@ York all the while till you get e1-
erything aeedfM done.
3-Then adjourn, and prepare for your
Spring crops.
4th-By no means suffer yourselves to
REMAIN in session more than sac weeks, at
the longest, tour weeks would be much
better.
5th-Pass law providing for more Ger
tainty and iixedness in our Railroad seeur-
tiles, SO that all the franchises of one com
|pany may pass 20 q succeeding company
or organization. OF this more anon.
9Th Repeal all usury laws, and leave
the value fmoney to find its own level,
like all other property. More Of this
anon.
7th-Have your eyes peeled on all
SwindliDg games that may be lobbied be-
fore you.
8th-Make all contractors for State
work live up TO their contracts to the very
letter.
9th-Pass a law making it penal Of
fence for any public officer to use dollar
of the Public funds, except such as shall be
legally voted him, and make this apply es-
pecially to Madison Madison Patriot.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-01-10
IN .prQhate-S1rean.

State Of Wisconsin. County of Grant, ss.-CountyC1
JanuaFrIef'n, 1887. Present, Stephen o. PainoJr'
IL lie matter OF the Estate Of Eliza Ann Green, del
b. filis day was dled in said Court an instrumeG
W writing iugforting 10 be the last vii! and tesan
of Haid deceased. for probate and thcreupon ii is or
ed that the proof Of said viii be heard before fhe j.
OF this Court, al the Courthouse in Lancaster
county, Oh the I'd day Of February a.D. 1857 and
notice thereof he giyen 10 all persons concerned bgl
fishing this order for three successive weeks preyiou
said day Of hearing in The ''Grant County Herald
weekly newspaper published in said Laucastcr.-Jg
~ 9Th, 1851.
3t29 STEPHEN Q. PAINE. County Inil
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-01-10
u Probate r,radIav.

State Of Wisconsin, County of Grant, ss-County c,
Ianaaly FERN, 1887. Present stephen O. paine,Ja
n TIE matt d the Estate Of Owen BRADLEY, lccs
~ ttli7 day was Sized In said Court an usirumm
~ writing pu;poiiing to be The last will and tesqs
Of sii doceased for pfojate anJ thereupon ii is OF
Cd that II. l,,l,er Of 1Ae proof OF said will DO
before he Judge Of Ibis Court on the % day of FIJI
~, A. y. 1857 st The Court-tInusa IN Lanelstor 10
eoaatY. And that notice thereof be given to eli Jei
concerned BY publishing tl,is order for three slcs
weels previous to said day Of hearing in the sc
County Herald, weekly newspaper published in
caster in said CONFECTIONERY sih. 1883
1929 STEPHEN 0. PAINE, County Jui
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-01-10
List Of T.ett,ars


state of Wisconsin, County of Grant, ss.-G ~
January Term, January 9Th, 1857. Es
Present, Stephen O. Paine
nN THIS DAY came CilauRcey Underwos
in this Court his petition 10 be appointed
dian of shc Estate OF Nathan Boon Ellege. r
for REASONS Il, said petition fully set forth:
And iilereupon ii is ordered, that the r.f,s s
Ceurt-I!o.ise in Lancaster, on the Sd day Of n
r. p. 1877. And that notice thereof be giyepb
sons concerned, by publishing this order for
cossive weeks previous to said day Of hsrn.,
4Grant County Herald" we8kiy newspaper ~,
in Lancaster, in said County. ivy
STEPHEN 0. PAINE
zs-ot Cgmtgh
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-01-10
xpost (afssce ssenavfrsessf

Ransom Ragon was arrested on the 18th
nit, az Sextonvil.e, Richland county, By
Henry Hart, special agent ?. Q. Depart
ment, and VIM. OTIS, e. S. Deputy Mar
shall, charged With abstracsing drafts and
nsnk bills from the mails. He was bound
over Tor his appearance at court BY u. S.
:, 1oih'nlsSioner Hutchinson, Of Mineral
Point Madison Argus.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-01-10
IN prol2ata -Cadv.

stateSof Wicconsin, County Of Grant, sa.-CouatyCo
January 1at 1877. Present, stephen O. Paine; Jai
In The matter of the Estate of William Cadv deceas
EN this day filed in tIlisCourt the peiitonof
NJ p7ret cady representing the death Of said Will
Ca iE:esafe, ard praying administration Of his est
And thereupoa ii is ordered, that the matter Of
pet ZION he heard before the Judge of this Court at
Cort-House in Lancaster on the first Monday of Fe
s.g, A. D. 1857 And that notice thereof be given h
persons concerned by Publishing this order for three
cessive weeks previous 10 said day of hearing in
.'fra;li County Herald weekly newspaper publish
in Lancaster in SAID County.
500 STEPHEN O. PAINE County judy
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-01-10

HThe laws of Virginia require that
every man who marries gives security for
the support Of his wife and Children
Many lovers who find this inconyenient,
90 70 Maryland 10 have the ceremony per
icrrned
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-01-10
Prairie ass CHEN rgarket-.gaEa. 8

FEoUR-Extra- 8,25@6,5o per barrel
Double Extra, 7,oo@7,50; superfne
5, 10000.
WnnAr-80085c offered.
CoRN-45@5o y bushel.
Oars 5000.
PonK-Mess $22@28 % Dbl.
Prime, none in market.
PoTAToEs-4505O.
LUMBER-$15M$25.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-01-10
A STRANGE SToRY-The Courier Of
Lyons has the following:

Lyons mas the IolloWing
"A young married woman Of Colluire,
near this city, after being i'll for a time,
fell one day last week into a complete
state Of insensibility, and was supposed 10
be dead. A medical man who was called
in gave certificate Of the death, and the
young woman was laid out, and in due
time fastened mp in coffin. In the night
some women who were sitting up to watch
the decea ed, heard groan in the coffin.
They fed in dismay, and the neighbors,
on hearing their account Of the matter,
proposed to open the coffin, but the hus-
band Of the woman would not hear of such
a thing, as it would be, he said, a proti.n-
alton of the dead. The mother Of the
young woman, however, broke open the
coffin with a Ratchet, when the young
woman was only found to be in a lethar-
ley. Medical assistance was procured, and
in short time she recovered consciousness,
and is now doing WE'LL"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-01-10
10 Builders and Mechanics.

TIME undersigned viii receive Sealed Proposals for
i building Bridge over Grant River at Wileoxs in
the town Of Waterl9o until the 6tl day Of February
next when tia bids Will be opened The Bridge to have
two stone butments With stone pier in the center and
good single roof and to be finished according to
plans and specifications therefor to be seen at the Town
Clerks Office in BeetownBeetown, Dec. 2sth 1885, %
j. B. TURKEY,
DAVID STEWART, Corn'ia
NC. WILCOX.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-01-10

RESIGNATION OF JUpeE CoTnREN.-The
reported resignation of this gentleman from
the Bench of our judicial Circuit is con
firmed, we learn-exeuse, inadequacy Of
salary. We regret this resignation, because
We have always admired Judge Cothren in
most of his essentials as a Jurist. We
think he erred against himself in this, that
when any man throws himself unon the
public, for any Office, particularly an hon
orary station, and thereby calls cut the en-
ergies OF his friends to secure his election,
being aware Of the salary, he ought not to
resign, but ought to consider himself
pledged 10 stand for the term Of his Office
whether it be one or ten years and whether
the salary be one dollar or twenty thous-
and dollars. We did not help elect Judge
Cothren, and it may be said our remarks
are from the wrong quarter therefore; the
reason we did not was, that his friends
made it political question: purely po-
iitical election, he being the nominee of q
party caucus. We believe Judge Cotllren
has the popular creditdor being a Prompt
and correct Judge, and with the Bar d
Grant County his decisions and official acts
are respected.
We have not the least idea whom the
Governor will appoint to supply the vacan-
ey. The fact Is, the material is not SO very
abundant whereof to fill the place.
NJ. 81 NJ. RAILRoAD.-Tle west end Of
the NJ. Il NJ. Railroad has been buried in
snow aud ice for two or three weeks,and the
cars have remained in motionless exile or
stats quo for something less than a month.
Over loo hands are engaged digging and
shovelling off the ice; their progress is
slow but in few days the cars may take
a new start. Business is reported brisak
as Muscoda and Boseo5el.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-01-10
gpsfial 'Motiffs.

ES New York Tribune clubs are being
made upat this efce for lancaster and Fennimore, at
81 90 each subscriber Hand your dollar.
Also, for The Wisconsin Iamsr at 81 ,o0for any Z.
O III the county.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-01-10
III a r. RED

Mr.: JONI q Roweee 10 Miss CLARA E. ciKArars3, ioih
of Ell; Grove.
Pee, 25th--Tn the Town Of jamestown, Timothy
Z, Collins, Eau, Dir LYMAN u. BUTrERFLD, to Miss
sAAoaA Lose, ali q The abcvepAea.
Dec. 25thIn .falnoso5yo, hY Timothy G. Collins Esd.
slr lnAM Lone to Miss ELIZA LoAAUGa, ali Ct tLe 3a1c
Jan 1st.In the sown Of Hazel Green ~ Tlioq. G
Stephens, Esq, De- Tsos. T. llcmBoLr of Dtln;cit 10
siiss llEiESJASE COLE, OF Hazel Green.
Nov: 3o-In the town Of Waterloo BIZ James Bouhain.
Esq. hiI. ELsA9 GROOM OF Uassvillc, to Ass SALLY
HAMMoNns, Of Wateiloo.
Dec. l1th-In Janeave, Reel, Co. Wis., by Rev G.
5a-nqofson, eH4s. g WILLIAMS Esq, and Miss MARY A.
NoeGLE, daughter Of Hon DAVID Noggc all Of the above
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-01-10

Gg- The Iowa City correspondent oftheI
Chicago Denaocratje Press says that ar
are on foot, to bring a reunion
of the Legislature Of Iowa, Wisconsin, IN
dina and Illinois in Chicago, during the
present winter.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-01-10
In ChanCery-To Affirm Title.

~
In Circuit Court Of Grant County, State Of VISIONS
In Chancery to affirm title.
John Lonnergan as. Patrick Lonnergan. !,
TT APPEARING from the affidavit made or behalf
Il Complainant in above entitled cause that Par
Lonnergan, the defendant in said cause, is nonf7
dent, and cannot enquiry be found in the star
Wisconsin and it further appearing thai subpGra1
sued in said cause has been duly returned "said der
ant not found, and said defendant having failed
ter his appearance in said causeIt Is ordercd 4
Patrick onnergan be taken and deemed 10 70 % ~
defendant and it ID thereupon further ordered lnas
muir 10 said Iii Of comnlaint On II before the sixth
Of April, AID. 1857, said bill will be taken pro cow
so.
And tits further ordered, that notice OF this orde
of the tendency of this suit be given to the said Is
Lonnergan by publication OF copy Of this ordersa
sstrant County Herald,' weekly newspaper printes
published at Lancaster in said county for six weeks.
cessvely the first publication to be within twenty
from the date of this order. L. j. W0OlLEi,
Circait Court CORNERSTONE ii
Dated 9Th January. 1857 OF Grant County, y
BARBER Lowry, Solicitors for Cempits
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-01-10
milwaukee NEarket-Jasa. 8.

MILWAUKEE, NEark8t-JaEa. g.
WHEAr-Spring wheat 87@89; winter
95(01,oo, the outside figures only for
choice for milling
RYE-some demand at 65@66.
BARLEY-ranges from 51,25@1,35, ac-
cording to quality.
CoRN-5O@52.
PoTAToEs-63@75.
PoRK-$6, 25@6,5o.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-01-10
G. wEHETNEK EaAYDEN,
a. Good Farmer Wanted.

FEAHE SUBSCRIBER offers to rent his farm, lying in
the town Of WingviIe, e-and-a-lialf miles south
west Of the village Of Montfort There is eighty
OF ground ready plougcd for 10 put tho crop in in the
spring and thirty acres in timothy and pasture fem
ced OF sixty acres a house sufficient to live in.
shall lei this out fo7 next year Fl the renter wishes to
have ground another year. he can have forty
more Which already let out for next year. the
renter would wish to have some Cows to stay the
farm will lea ,e some and q lot of chickens.
JANUARY Ist, 1857. 5t29 GEORGE SCIINEE.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-01-10
DWIGHT O. LIrTLEJoHN has been
chosen speaker of the n. Y. Assembly.

SMALL Pox NOT AT LANoAgrER.-We
had almost forgotten about this pestilence
having been in our town till reminded Of
it by report current in many parts Of the
country that the disease is still here. The
report is certainly untrue; the last case
was three or four weeks ago, si ce which
time no new case has been heard Of.
Should another case occur, we promise to
report it promptly in the Herald. 1t has
been understood from the first among our
village citizens that no coneealment should
be made of the precise extent Of the dis
ease, location Of each infected family and
amount Of liable contagion, that all might
be on their guard. We repeat, no case Of
small pox is now known of in Lancaster or
its vicinity.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-01-10
COW.

TTsiKEN UP By the subscriber, residing in the north
west part Of HE own of Lancaster on lands owned
By him. about the 18th Of November, 1885, one red and
white Cow; years old. The owner Il requested TO
come prove property, pay charges and take her away
january 5fh, 1857 29-4t JOHNSON AcKINSFT.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-01-10
HEIFER

FEyAKEN UP by the subscriber residing ia the town
Patch Grove, yearling Heifer; Of light red col
or half crop under the She has been running with
my stock the greaterpart of the The owner
srequested to comply with the law and take her away
THOMAS ALLEN.
patch Grove Dec 18th 1856 29s
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-01-10
Dice

Nov. 25th--t The residence of Mr. r. A. Iumbkin, in
Patch Grove, ofconaumption DR.. SAMCEG EARLY, aged
81 years
Deceased was native Ct Tcpcasto, Bcetcult Co,va.
ana has beer resident Of Wisconsin len years. Cox.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-01-10

LggB Hon. CHAs. SIMMER is unable to
take his seat in Congress this session.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-01-10

GsD Il appears BY official returns that
the sale Of churcli property in Mexico up
to the, 28th Of November, amounted to
&I7.277.83S.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-01-10

STEER

TAKEN Up by the subscriber, residing i
Patch Grove, on lands owned BY him. ~ AZ ihes,
of November, 1856. one dark brindle Sfea'r. a9out
last spring. Slit in left ear: star in for.% o n
white hind feet The owner is requested d
erty, nay charges and take said stray way - pOn,
Patch Grove, Jan. Sd, 1857 29-4t On
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-01-10

So In 1852 Indiana furnished homes
to thirty thousand persons who had been
born in North Carolina, and sixty-cight
thousand born il Kentucky.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-01-10
B0oK-BINDTNG.

All orders for book binding, or re-binl
ing old Books promptly attended TO at the Herald OF
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-01-10

& REGULAR COMMUNICATIONS OF Ian
" " caster Lodge No. 20 of T. & A. Masons will meet
W. in Masonic Hall al Lancaster, the LIST and Sd
aturday evenings OF each mn nth.
HUGH r. Golfer. sec.a
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-01-10

N P,itnaas's Moathly, published at
S2l Broadway, N. Y, BY DIX, EDwARps
d Coat $500 or two copies for $780, free
of postage.
The new volume Of this famous, popular
and best Magazine Of our country, COM
mences with the January number. Among
the several magazines received at this Of
fee, Putnam is the only one We rsad-:he
chief one erauired after by well read men
ofthis vicinity. We hope it viii receive a
patronage il these parts equal 10 its good
character.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-01-10

DAILY Mail AT BosooBEI--A Post
Office has been established. at Boscobel,
land Mr.. JAMES NJ. DIcEERsoN has received
the appointment of Postmaster. An or
der has also been made to furnish daily
mail al Boscobel.
Subscribers to the Herald, who receive
their papers at neighboring Offices, car
have their names changed to Bosccbel b,
giving us notice, and if it suits their con
Iyenience.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-01-10

NoRrH WESTERN FAnaER.-This ex-
cellent Farm Book, published at Dubuque,
by Miller & Brayton, at $500 per annum
for single volume, $500 for 8 copies, OF
10 copies fer $500, begins its new volume
with the January number. Persons ;visit-
ing Dubuque can call into the Farmer
Office, over Langworthy's Bank, pay a dol
lar aud receive just about as good an agri-
cultural Journal as can be found in all the
west.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-23

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