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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-06-22

THNHE LIV Err INVIGORATOR
PREPARED BY DR.. SANFORD,
Is great Scientific Medical Discovery, and is DAILY work
Ing cures almost too great to believe 1t as by
magic, eUen the first dose gUsng benefit, and seldom
more than bottle is required to any kind Of
LiUer complaint, from the Jaundce or dyspepsia
to common headache, all of which the result of
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-06-22

20 Silk Robes at SIS, former price $22.
10 Silk Robes at $40, former price $50.
10 Grenadine Robes Robes at SIS, former price $22
20 Balzarine Robes at SO, former drice So
20 JacOnet Robes, SIS, former price s..
ALI our Berage Robes at very.low prices
All our Princess and Valencia Paids, best goods,
Soc, former price 621,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-06-22

LUTHER's CLoTRING HOUSE.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-06-22

WWAY.-A few tons for sale very low, II applied for
II Immediately. Inquire Of
A. & W. II. HARRIS,
je17 div Back Block. Foster street
nISEAsES OF TIE SKIN.-Dr WORK
~ MAN, Ia connection with general practice, win
devote particular attention TO the treatment Of CUTANKoUs
DISEASES.
DR.. W. has made this class Of Diseases Q subject Of
special study for more than 20 years. and has had large
experience in their treatment.
Office hours from TO 10 A. ~, and from Il 10
2. NJ, No. 10 Elm Street. my19 d&w6Wis
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-06-22

w forester Winter Cure, open Summer and
Winter Electro Chemical Baths used in some cases
Once hours from to P. NJ. Out door practice attended
to as heretofore For terms &C., address
mch7 d&wtf s ROGERS M D.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-06-22

GEORGE SESSIONS,
Furnlshing Undertaken & Coffin Ware.
house.
CofhHs, Caskets, Patent Metallic Burial Gases and
Robes Of every description always on hand Also the
NEw PATENT METALLIC CAsKET, OF all sizes
Every thing connected with the management of funer
ais, promty attended to. No. 40 Front street. residence
SO Front street. Worcester, Mass. d>f my2S
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-06-22
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

OTICE.-Having newly fitted up tee old Daguer.
IN rean Rooms in 1914, Union Block, for the
purpose OF taking all kinds of
PHOTOGRAPHIC AUTOGRAPHS,
exuaing the best Rooms in Boston, and having secured
the services Of an experienced artist from Boston, to color
my Photographs, fater myself that shall be- able to
please my friends and the public with kenesses true to
the life.
Prices for Photographs, from Three to Seventy fire
Doaars varying 10 proportion to their cooring size and
am now taking my new picture by hundreds
unlike any other in the world for the following prices -
without cases, 10 cents; with cases, % cents.
~ DR.. A. W. VAN ALsTIN.
WORCESTER T s NAsHUA R. ROAD
MASONIC CELEBRATION AT NASHUA.
Wednesday, June "a.
Fare reduced 10 Masons and their Ladies' one half
Tickets must be procured before entering the cars or the
regular fares viii be charged.
Train leaves Worcester at $40 a. M. and Nashua at
5p. m. g. W. BENTLEY supt
Worcester, June %, 1857. " -' DIT t''
eeS LAND Ar AUCTION sixteen acres
EY of good land situated on Holden street. two miles
- from the Court House, on Saturday, jane 9th, at
O'Clock in the afternoon. The fronts go rods upon
the open road Just this side of the farm of Mr. John h
Brooks to whom purchasers referred for further In
formation, and Will he sold in lots of from four to six
acres, to suit purchasers. H. o. LAMS0N.
je22 d6t*
TENO LET.-I viii let to two single gentlemen, the
"A SCUM 'front.' square room in my house, No. Court
Hill, lain street, tn board. Apply at Bank Block or
through box 131 P. o., to WIN. II. EATON.
ie22 diff
e. o NJ Z II i n G n Il "
B. T. BABBITT's BEST MEDICINAL sALERATUs
is manufactured from salt and is prepared en-.
trey different from other SaleratuH. All the deeterious
matter extracted in such to produce Bread
Biscuit and all kinds of Cake without containing par
ce of Saeraus when the bread cake is baked there
Dy producing wholesome results Every particle Of Sal
eraus is turned to gas and passes through the bread or
biscuit while baking consequently thing but
common salt water and -four You will readily perceive
by the taste Of this Saeraus that is entirely different
from other Salerltus. When you purchase one paper
you should take the old paper with you and be very par
tcular and get the exactly like it, (name and pic.
ture twisted loaf bread with glass eferyescng water
on the top, you see in the bill
Full directions for making bread with milk and
TARTAR and all kinds pastry; also directions for
making Sedltz Powders will accompany each package.
B. 7. BABBlrT
Nos. 68 and 20 Westinghouse, New York,
ie22dawt and No, IS India ST. R1s
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-06-22

DIR. Henry Sargent gives special attention to
Diseases OF the Eye Once No II Worcester Bank Block
my2p
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-06-22

the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Government
Stamp of Great Britain, to prevent counterfeits.
CAUTION!!
These Pills should be taken by females that are
pregnant during the first three onhs as they are sure
to bring miscarriage but at every other time and in
every other case, they are perfectly safe
In al ases Of Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pain In
tn Back aud Limbs, Fatigue on slight 'xerton Papita-
ii m of the Heart Mysteries AMI Whites, these Pills will
effect cure when all other have failed, and al
though D 5werfuI ~, do not contain iron, UalOme
anthony or anyth ng hurtfcl the constitution.
Full dir ctions company each package
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-06-22

ArnOld's GIObuIes and Vital FEuid.--For
sale, wholesale aHd retai by
dc. HILL, Druggist and Apothecary,
my4 dit Mechanics' Hall Block,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-06-22

Dr. s. ROg1rs' day Office ia in the Central Fx-
change Post Office floor. During the evening and night
ne msy be found At the Water Cure. iell dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-06-22

This is no Hambug. We assure all who may read
this that eUsry article will be found reduced in price,
aud marked advertised GbOUe, and all who examine
our stock early, viii find some Of the best bargains
offered in this county.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-06-22

Homeopathic Treatment
OF
YETERI NARY DISEAS
BY s. s. JOY,
At the Stable of N. 4. Bemis,
my27 No. "a Exchange Etreet, Worcester. d3mk
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-11-26

We md the following sk,th ofthi. Tniianian
Who went down with the Ceair, America going
the rounds ot the papers:
Rufus 4 lockwood va, - ore time Il disrin
su+hcd lawyer IN Indiana, and Subsequent, in
iliiornia. II man of extraordinary talents,
hGt iwcguar ani wtvwirl W. l1Il lockwood
abandoned large prtstscc la indi.na and Wcnt 10
Mexico. Sescrr years after he was di,colerc as
= lri tdt, ~ the T. $. Army in New Orleans. and
senator !! inuee.,n obtained h- discharge. H. re
turned O his iamiiy Ia i.1iatcgtc resumed practice
anti VS. rel ,incd ~ leading counsel in the great
Slfes,nf eases invol, ing the ttcof h1lf the real
estate IN lnftyetfe. bat ~uon after took another
freak. and IN -5J 81 ,rled Tor California. There
~ became attorney for PaImsr. Cook s. to. tn.
gtcu llornia BInkcrs. In the MONDAY of hi
succcs. lac shot Oh 20 Australia and hired oui as a
shepherd To tend herds at S2i per annum and oat
meal raiions. lie served hi- wear then opened q
L,w office IN Melbourne and IN public addresses in
fiuiged IN such plllipcs against the government oil
England that mob violence threatened. Re
turning To & tlilornia Lockwood took Charge OF rte
ngnt's Mariloza claim AMI successfully prosecuted
IL through the Inferior tonris and Supreme Courts
# the United States. This great and strange nitu
went down With tho Central America.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-11-26

from the y \. Police & izcttc. Nov. .,
Giirlner rupess. ~. suffice, or tlis sketch ph,
h-u;es con>pieiou-ly ia the Woodman hab.F>
c1TyIS. is well known aA1u' tuau u.s. fancy nal.-
l. appearance h. i perfect fpr. lie j. well
known, not only in dis cnuarr, bur also on iHe con
finent oi Egrope. w'.c., j., boasts nt ht,iu. made
lauch greater con,pi,-f t'iin the one ia qI,,tou:
indeed. he tlik> lightly ol the scrapc. AMI hooks
upon it a. a si,l1,l 4iiir. lie IS ,r., SNOWY and
dandy in his dress. AMI ,, tails night. before
retiring - PVT his pant ilo1u- in s.retch"r. This
i "a keep them in -hArc. H. does the with
his boots ~ - th,v are taken oil. thcv are
hoot-trecd during he night. and 10 give his boot 4
hi ia il cp. il his cIfs, pad II leather. This
sitc his fee lr'ttv Shape, Which. with his small
hlnds. he cous ler- his great prie. II" imigurs
n they are trial, captivating.
rurncss wg- at ,un time the fancy nltn %! ,fr
Hlst:n1s; bat his ficnI- tlielto break zap the int
macy existine between them. and obtained Tor him
lIaere. While IT liz Hague he wrote number ct
!,ticr, 10 kste a.. vary a'cc'iomltc chtr,cIrr.--
Here We lose 3 el of lam Tor short TIM.
When FUN returned FROM Europe hc Wen, to
Ncw Orl,.u : wherein, IL Il pcc Imc acGuI ntci with
Mr.. Woo m ~, ~ the st. Loui- Hotel They id
a deu t. Al a spisec given az this house. and the
ploprio tor ordered rrncS> and Ms. Woodmln To-
leave. NJ. Woodlnan Wis -c,n to come from "a
recess in the rnom. and i'urHc-- followed Short,
afterwards. This the i,t occasion Nh Wood
u,an hid TO suppose li,- Wife -ult, ol inflcy
VI. W0o'nian ami hiS VIE won't 70 Ia -
tliIIes iptei' "'u "'hrS' i9'io"ct mem anu Inc
h1. hand use',ncI - shoo, I'm u 'c dri hp' y y
following ~ vile -'let ii't thrF' WIS noiihis
heAfi % eitaef p,-ia Hnt,l '"e"i'i'a Nj DOL
nan al the NeH York il"',L
! ..sct~n,L At THE NEw YORK u,rtr.
The Wv Ynrt Vatrl. s. hich. Il, ever, ono
lnov +. ,...,f tl,. r.or,.,l r,..,,r; or S,utlc,,
rl,,,.l. M t',,. ti,'.+r.. AZ hf- l..-t ,,ioif.
/ The husband of Irs. " WI. a middle a. ,.l .,,l
tlp,. mid ~ H.. rich an, Nn.tione..r iy n,of.ion
ftv,.tn ial,s. b.tr, the f.,l t,i.s nf ;h,. Us,ri
,,y tl,t tho En.., rik. Furna.. had .ntcfl;,i' tl,
,...l;.,.. ,b. ,i,r;,. l;,,l. ,r.
80, fl rI',-r i,-,u,.e, b,.i com, - A., fl,t;t ,
ro,,ced anal ,.nnnrf,,l ur.i, r., several it.n,,tr. al
IN. hotel
A,,a,,.. tl,e-... vi. "a friend OF NJ. W who
tou.elt il h ,lut, IA ,,!,.. linn of ,i,f occurred
i, Li- b.f,.,. anil io oni,,in him iti, hr tal.
,sr,,l ~ r,,il To- come. a. soon, n t.,--ir i f,,t ,
sfop Il, the scandal. rs soon ~ he r.cci, al tia,
,ne..ta,. n. " i.1 NJ, 0-lr.i,. uiil,out aI,i.
-inr mas, ou.. nf IT. and arrived iu Now lork
wifA revolver IN : pocket. determined "a t,k..
tb L,, INTO Ii own, h,nd, II was ir .uch 8, IA.
f.,-ifie, ot mind dat he v.rt 10 the New Yo,k
Hot. nhcr. lii f,ifhl.- I.t.r I,,lrnas b,a,,Ij,..
ana ,,o,,ir, Tor l.tlnb,r of hrr room. lie hai
no tr.a.',. ~ an 10 yet int, IT, Full nf iit,I,.ut
and NAT .,s., ,.t;ne IA the oitf,-rd Inn,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-11-26
CIN'T DO WITHOUT PAPER

Whstld do without apaperl no,
I've tried it to nay sorrow,
60 to subscribe Tor one III 60,
Nor wait until tomorrow.
Should lovers slOwn or hang themselves,
Or 0ttgF foolish esper
~ neye. get 70 hear ofi,-
d. not take tho paper
v nv, there's my reighbor, johann Soat.
lie always has The new-,
AMI having news 10 talk about,
lie never gets tac"bues.
While others yawnn cnnui.
Ills IIiud is like i vaporr
The cause Is plain to hall ancje-'
he alwa,- takes the paper.
While neigbbor Stout hears all the mws,
And knows each current price.
aud always minds his P's and a.,
Ry taking coed advice,
cannot tell the price OF calve-
Or poultry, coffee. tape. or
ANY kind oi merchandise,
Because take no paper.
Though have studies Which require
Much time and mental labor
\ CT | can spare little time.
rs well a. Stout. my neighbor
Though time be precious, | can use
\ longer midnight taper;
And thus take tim. to read the news
Therefore. I'll take the paper.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-11-26
Cuack Nos;sulns.

suick S0NitHBss
The dangcrof using unknown quack prc,.ara
tieas Is II lit oil ty the following occurrence 10
lated T.. tie Agricultur,lis.:-
several years since, vl,ile at work Al the chem
cai LibQrlory,a N n brought IS a little iial hold
ing hall ounce, and bearing tie f,o'y;ie or i sim
liar label;--
'''Tonth " ,sh-warr.,iitcd 10 remove al dar.
c. or. &c. sc, freb the teeth imnc,latcly, aIld
gi.e them pclEly vl'trucss. Il preserves he
teeth rom decay, renders the breath sweet. pre-
vents tartar from forming upon them and being
rlcd uo tiie stomlch. thus improves the general
health oi the sys;enl. \ single vial Will las, ior
Years Price only - ccuts -
We examined tins yAIr tgiE AFFAIR, and found
II TO consist Cnl, oi water, with little co,amp IN
uIf,tc h,dfo cofic 1cd. 81 onl, action upon the
teeth wa, to ii solve Oh portion of their surace.
which OF cpur-, rcno.c d the dark coating. The
continued oi this wash would soon entirely ett
ava, the teeth and de-noy them. We estimated
the cost o. a j0fro full 81 ts wash % by about -.
cents, and that Ia, would t tbOutsJ 800 of the - It.
Ni,l> at . cost oi about one cent tor one hundred
Nials full. Tie cost Of the yi,lS including the Il
hei- AMI filling. VIZ dbau' and quarter cents
caci. Tine 'I"u;i ws,s., pe'iiar' offered us ~lii
uing gold raee { tell him how - make il (Which
SD a huildl, for these eis. ana sell thousand
ut them, ana auJ now Going 70 tGe New ork St,tc
Fair. amt can sell theta ke hof cakes. to The green
coun'r, chips Last ts.,r wa - ovrr Sijj >eil
M tiii- .sil al .air. and want 10 mlk"
itmyscll u told him how IN furious L w.tS To
tAr teeth. ami u, left u. We hcrd no more e.
hn tli '!,ts since; me. hin, At our oi orr
southern STATE 'lii-. ,riyin. bsi-k business. IT,"
Aii lhoy 81. - stool before Inn. AMI wss perform
IA b, dental operations u.i dentll) upon "a 4 RI
coi1rcd set 81 teeth, al. showing 70 = woutieriu"
crowd 'ti' black fo7ti ~ e side oltlit white ore
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-11-26
Our ROSE.
ny GERALD MASSEY

All in cur marriage garden,
Grew, smiling up to God,
i BONNER flower than ever
suck Il itte green warmth .! the sod
@, beautiful unmaUy
Is little lie unurl,d;
Lite'scrown OF sweetness was our
" iiite Rose of al the world
from outs gracious bosom.
On bud OF beauty grew;
IL fed on smiles for sunshine.
And tears for daintier dew.
4 vc. nesting warm and tendeily.
Our leaves ofloye we're curlcd
"a close and close about ON wee
White Rose OF ell the world.
Two flowers ofelorious crimson
Grew with our Rose To light;
Still kept the sweet heaven grated slid
Her whitenes- sain " white.
In tie mind OF life they danced with glee,
And reddeE'd they whrld;
White, white and wunderous grew our wee
White Rose ofall the world
With mystical faint fragrance
Cur house OF life She filed
Reveal'd each hour some fairy trw'r
Where winged hopes might build
Wesaw-though none like u mi gt sle
such precious promise peirl'd
| pom the petals ot our wee
White Rose OF al the world.
Bur evermore the halo
OF angel light increased,
Ike The mystery of moonlight
That folds some fairy feast
Saow-wlitc, suow-soit. snow-slcutlv.
Cur darling bud upctr'el.
And dropped / too gravc-tiois laY-eur wce
White Rose OF ail the world
Our Rose wa bat in blossoms
Our lie was hut in spring.
" hen dowh the solemn midnight
We heird the spirits sing
Another bud Of infancy.
With holy dews impeaFld":
And with their hands they bore our Wee
White Rose of all the world.
You sc ircc could think - small thing
Could leave a loss 20 large:
Her little light such treasures fling
Prom dawn 10 sunsets margc.
Ia other springs ourlife may be
H. bandered bloom uniur.ed,
Nu' never. never match our wee
White Rose of all the world.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-11-26
COMMERCIAL ETITICS.

: Real lectures by cm'ncn; clcrgvmcn OF this cit,
DESIGN or THE INSTITUTION.
10 furnish the best means for acquiring IioropA
8psjnes< Eforaii'n. in the shortest time and at
the least cXlc1ISe comprising
DOUBLE ENTRY BOOK KEEPING,
4 applied to Merchandising, Banking. Railroad
IN. e., fought l., heolicst Americlu teacher and
writer of 81 X keeping now living. having fi:'v
years experience ia teaching ND huSiue-- practice
STEAM BOAT BOOK KEEPING.
With all toe recent Improvements anu valuable ad
,iitieu- ts,,ieh; without extra charge.
PENNNNSHlP.
II c.ei ,arr', and ,t,c Of Business and Omr-
SHAVER MEDALS for The best Business ard
prrmrntl Penm'n-lp have been awarded tbs
COLLEGE. Ncr all competitors, wherever It's writing
ias been exhibited. including the state Fairs in
Ohio and Michigan IN 1855, and at the rcnnsyl,a
~. 50 'tc r,ir at PITT. burg ia 1855.
ARITHMETIC.
\. arplir, hy the FIRST Mercantile Rankin. TIou.cs
comprising, all CouhfiDG Hpus, Cgirgla'i9ps
NTHRFEIT AND ALTERED NOTES.
Full Instructions given in thi, important hranrh
OF bH-inc-s education.
LECTURES
piiiy on Book Keeping: the usagcs. Laws, IND
Customs oi Commerce: Finance and Bankine Pc
Htcil Economy. Detecting Coun,crlcitirg moncs.
aud other subjects having practical relation, to &c
tive busiuc--.
TER Ms. Sc:
Baos Keeping. Full Commercial Course So 90
stationery about : 90
i}4iri y,.r week c.uI lc oltaiucd for > -
students are not charged extra ri St"linloi,
BloA hccpu- Arthmoti" or Diploma
STUDENTS
I'm cutter ~ any tim'--'no vacation, review n
ll'lsHr,.-:inc unlimited, H>'i.d length of course
i...4, -iN to twelve weeks.
REfEEENtE
- STUDENTS entering. from Tho city alone,
within onr ycir. lcsi'lc> the inlns from tlte coum
try.
DIRECTIONS:
Specimen Of Writing and Circdlors. continuing
Gi inform ition. sent 10y mail free of charsc.
address i. W JENKINS,
June IL Iron Cily College. Ptt~bure. Pa.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-11-26
Ayouy Column.

The LONDON Times has column of advertise
mei.ts with this head. The following are specimens
from It:
DEAR ALfRED-iavc done ANYTHING TO
vex yOu;o is illness the of Your silence
Pray coIGe write t. your diSconsolatc : K
GUS.-Since my last communication
YOU imagine by this time my position 70 he tru
~ lamentble. Alone. no, a creature to advise or
assist NE: i'll fact il you DO not come immediately
10 some decisive terms ot arrangement we shall
be leii homeless, y settle the demands made upon
uIc.
CAMERON, Nv lv This siicnccl II j. IN
friendly ami AT the same time unwsc. Ii disqlst
OCCASIONS u, believe me You are mo- unjust toward
one who las ever had Your interests At heart Thi-
Is thu - attempt shall mike to communicate
with YOU. lit does not induce Il speedy answer
u INV letters, shall understand that my services
t, are no lougtr desired. Doncas,cr.
Wearc not certain. SAY the ldbcrt, Herald, that
/. column. like that il Che Tine. voudhe pupopu
lar ia the Herald; nor TIA; it oud frfa plucity o.
coutrb'dors, if all who ieei themselves asgre, r..
would write ia this part OF Indiana: and We hcr,by
announce that il IS intention 10 publish such
complaints wheneuy -four r,a,ier- iua, see pop
cs 60 e.,c vent 10 hci rrou- snd di, prouttieut,
in worts.
" c,in4de vi, the Hstald. ami VII. li..c IL.
ulut >u'i 2r'.c'es into columns ri1heut c.larco
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-11-26
4 ME subscriber hrs opened new and well Sc
4 lcctcd stock Of
Dry Goods, Groceries,
Hard ware,
QuccnSwarc &c. &c,

in the village of xIoxrowN. Marshall County, Ind.
Which he i, Offering to the public rs low, for
Ready Pay" a. the same quality Of Goods can br
bought in the county.
Ills stock embraces the usual variety to be found
in a country store, and having been very carefully
selected and bought Tor cas! he thinks he can make
to the interest ofall residing in the surrounding
nesbJrbood Ia buy ot him.
a. M Credit in ANY case except upon special
agreement.
- tie viii tax all kinds OF Country Produce
fur Goods. and viii pay the Plymouth market
price Tor Wheat. less cost ot trails ortatoE
Aug. ~. - ROBERT BLAkELY.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-11-26
Diss. EPNN ~ Paints.

are Of the very best manufacture.
u Inawor,l We shall keep to sell what the PEG
pe want and hone bs courteous attention to The
customers who favor as with call. AMI the prices
and oualit, of oul Goods. Ia make IL as much a
pleasure for them to trade with ~ a for NJ to sell
n, Again. We cordial, invite all to call on a.
CLEVELAND g. HEWETT.
Jul, i6. l~.1 81
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-11-26

l. !. lITCuCOCk,
iptl,or or / Nctr Nettod 81 Icac,iHg Boolbepiaq
fr ,i--ot u accounts Bookkeeping. & Arithmetic.
JOUN FLEMING,
Author of the. \.tiuaat Sgtcm Of B~ttcenjdq.
Lecturer ON Rrsiucs- is customs and u-Ige-.
IrT WILLIAMS and J. ". BRENTIINGER-
PROS. at Arithmetic. Bookkeeping AMI phonogIa.
phN.
y COWLEN. ". p. COOPER, and
=. K. SPENCER. Jr.
Professors OF PLAIN and Ornamental Pcnmanship.
Lecturers on Mercantile Correspondence.
ID. BACON.
Lecturer on Political Economy.
JAMES II. HOPKINS. Esq.
90 the Tiit-lnr. iiar. Lccturcron Commercial Law.
John W. KENNEDY.
OF" Kennedy Bank Note Review" lecturer on
Counterfeit, Altered ami Spurious Bank Notes.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-10-10
School Lands for Sale.
IN 4 COUNT

r Will SELL on Favorable Terms, the following
School Lands, located in Grant County. x portion of
the purchase money required in advance I; balance on
one and two years time. D. I. PARKER,
40 Lancaster. Via,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-10-10
LANDS FOR SALE
Ora Mt co MT I +,

Dy l.. n. "OVLLEA x
LANCASTER, Who'
Splendid Prairie Farm one mile east OF the village
~ OF lancaster; Containing 200 acres in a high state
of cultivation; there is on said farm a large brick dwell
ing well finished; also a thrifty young orchard, just be
ginning to bear; and a large stream OF water running
through the farm. Also, so acres of timber iaud.-
Terms, one-tlIrd down, the ba,arse on time to suit pur
chaser.
2
ALSO, so acres of land 2 miles east Of Lancaster
Mostly prairie eight acres improved ana fenced, with a
crey of wh,est in the ground, which will be sold with the
land: it is we'll watered. Also 40 acres OF timber and
bottom land: the whole will be sold together; this is a
rare chance for a man with q small amount OF capital.
Terrfts, "a, SO per gcre--cash down.
s
so Acres Of land 2lk miles southeast of Lancaster
about one-half hay bottont the balance of the land with
timber moderate; a fine stream or Water running through
it. Price 81 per acre, cash.
4
400 Acres ~unimproved land, prairie and tinbsr' wei
waterea ana located near Lancaster.
ALSO the north half of s. E. 4 and \. E.a ofs.W. a
of sec. 6, town 6, Range 4 west; containing 20 acres tim,
Der and 100 Prairie; well watered, no Improvement; vii
be sold low or exchanged for village property either II
Lancaster OF Anti snr;l is = lss74 4S-tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-10-10
Farm For Sale.
WEST or Platte VLLE.

SryuE subscriber offers for sale his farm Of 2fD acres
timber land, So thereof improved and under cuitiya'
ton. with roodlog house and out buildings, large barn
Good water. 100 bearing apple trees. The land IS situa-
fed : miles vest of Platteville-on both sides OF the mair
rosd leading from P~lattevile to Lancaster. and woalu a.
ford a very good seat for q country Tavern. Ky IN
her l. heavy. pripcipalIy black and white oak, white an,
black walnut, &c. Timber in this vicinity Is conslaefsu .
valuable property. mo n;,b r,ortgaoe Sc.
NJ reason for selling is that ] am determ1nea te
I. = Kansas. / can give possession this fall, or cas-
49, = .abin for immediate occupancy nrr.xo
Amply on the premises. arno
July 18th, 1857.