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So AYERS
& 9s.Eea\ u ILLS.
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF A
FA MILY PLY SIC

HERE has long existed public demand FOR
rmScul" riga'ivc pill which could lie relied or ns
Sif" S anl perfectly safe in its operation. This has
n''h prepared I" meet that demand, and m extern
Syc titi of lis virtues has conclusivcly shown with
Wat success it accomplishcs the purpose Designed.
make S " S Of III FRyel i Mi;cS SSt xo, no, T,t" /"
none of Tie olicctioiS. but all the advantages of
c!rry other. Tl.;s has been attempted here, and
iir public decision. Ii has been unfortunate, fur
the patient hitherto that almost every Jnrgn,iv.
n,"""m;r !: acrimonious an.l rritating to the bow
"l<. lli~ il not hlnry of thcm p.oducc so muck
-''iiH: pain il rcywSion in tho svs ten as to more
ti."n r"mntcr''a!;,ncc The good to be derived from
tA,!n. These ptHs produce no irritation or pain,
ton or ,i"ra:.grmcmt in the bowels. Being purely
vegetable" II" harm can arise from their in any
qumtity; hut il is bette. that any mcdcin4 shonl;!
'h6 ttkcn i"dcionslv. Minute directions for thc;
use IN lfs several diseases to which they aro ap-
rI'c"h!c arc given on TIC box: Among tho com
plants Which have Icon speedily cured by them.
of JHrmdirc. indigestion, Languor and Loss of Ap-
petite. Ist!cssn"SS. Irilnlaity, Bilious Hcadslc,
l"Iio's Fever. Fever and AGuc, Pain in tho Side
and l";ms; for in truth. all these are lTethc co,-
sequence OF diseased action i'll the liver. As
"r't,"t they aiod p."iupt and s,rc relief IL, Co.'S
'YH% ,A ,, rEc & G": ,nEsent%r, Ilm"rs sy.Hf"'a
a"'' i'n'';'y oF II: bleed. Irregularities; IN short,
any ;1t! every q. ss,rEc pursat:ve rs required.
th'y '#r" al" rr"'ucc'! some sngularly
rC'~.' r'd'" II !;:'H,;':, ~, Cost. nr"pSy. Gravel,
l'::.i "'aF. i'Ii:::ul rf the lIC%r'. Pains in thu
E.,&. Stn"a"h "o: s:,c. They should be freely
t'' = II the Jrin Of tic year, to purify The blood
"'1 !;.l -'" u :"i,, Gts i!lf chanmc Of scason*.
Nn rc'' ''tnT '!'." stimulates th:. st,,,ar and
bowels i.i" healthy H,'''D .ar:l restores tho ap.
IL" a;, 'sr. lioy "uify thc bond nn;l iy ,lrir
S'rIu;"It art'"r "m "a" ~'i ,,,|atory system. rene.
'".r ii.c strength "C INC nody and rtsturc tie
v ;'', "- d. CO. - ,i'""cs of rire vhrlc or.ani ,l
i'r"'> 81 ""r>'""a! .,;csc IS afvrn,aIc",;S. ,,",,
t,"n"h !ri svi.r". l,rtr%c:rsnt exists; hut ui,-
';try '''~i:i" sf.ou'h never he c;rcd too far
~ ">''E lrr.:t:.vr NJ" diraGsve'ncrs the >:nnet'..
"i"' t.%rm n cx"''>S Yhr.;lionsnrl cases in which
l!, " ls rc':lrd c:tnmut hc enumerated here. tat
L''y rr-"'t ihri.!s r!Nc. in thc reason nf every
body "mi it j. confidently believed Hhis pill viii
answer " better !ii::." ;l!:'n any thing wi Il has
Hitherto irrm la ~ ti na;i':ind Wc, their
y:u"S -" o''"" !I:n"::, IL" ,n'.!ic will no Longer
ca'har:c medicine. l-iui; s,y,r-wrn;,pcd the, arc.
plc'>ant /" take" and hri,'s purely vegetable, nu
harm can a;"" from ihcl tusc in :n. quantity.
Fox mAu;c G.G,c;.:i:. sec wrari ry ON the Bvx,
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n ae'E'HGH;.

FollN WiNcEY, Esq, will be happy to
S attend To 'i'
OVER HAULING OF ENGINES
or Mill Works, i'll the Vicinity of Abb.yillc
Gnl the surrounding country.
Applicants will please apply 20 John En-
right, Anbcville, or Vim. l.chhy, Charleston,
:. Z. JOHN WlNtEI.
Oct. 81, 1876. 2G-lv.
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LHIH IclneQXsuSIWnn@ TOT itsc!t such ntfuriTty
~s"N""" N:ricty Of pulmonary disc ave.
recount tic cvi-
nci"c" OF It's virtues III any community wter" it
has bccn employed. ST. wide is the ii.d. .oEiB ,sc.
fu!nrss. and so numerous the eases Of its cures,
that almost every section Of tho country alicunds
in persons. publicly known. who have bcGr rrstorotl
from alarming and .ercn desperate diseases Of the
lungs by its use. When once tried, its superiority
over every other medicne of its Find is too :.p,;-
rent to escape observation, and where its ,rtnrS are
known, the public no longer hesitate ti'l"tc
to employ for the distressing and dan ~cros fec
tions of the pulmonary organs which arc incident
to our climate Not only i'll :fuopienble attacks
CoLns, Couclis, II SAlsEsEss, Sc; and for cnis-
DnEN it is the pcasantcst and safest medicine that
can be obtained. IS -.
AS it has long been. IN constnne se j4anshieou, "a
this section, VIC need not do than asSS12e ehc
people its quality is kept MP to the hest that itsvcr
has been, and that the genuine article issoM by
" hEplAW Il LYON, Abbevillc G.. 4ss.
And y every Di ierc!,nnt ifsstH45Sstrict
!iAFllzAND llAREAL & CO.. Charleston,
Dee. 3, UNI General Agents.
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"Did any Of you ever see an elephants s
skin 2, asked tie master ofrans infa nt schoo
ina fast neighbJrliood ......lI>,,.,5 - Z
r Il have 2" shouted six year old at the
foot Of tho class. X 81 80 HiA'te'. p
Where y. inquired old 'spectactes, a.
mused by his eafnestnesais6.
"Opsthe elephant was prcply..e.-e.,..
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-28
News O Utah.

II view Of the approaching conflict lie
the Federal Authorities and the
Moiinons in Utah, as well as in order &c
Law before our readers the most accurate
and Trustworthy information concerning
thai remarkable people, we have sent t.
Utah as Special Correspondent Of tlleIria-
unc, a gentleman Of high character and
IA led accomplishments, WHO goes there
clusiveIy and solely il the service Of thi,
p per. Que of his communications, dated
Fort Larapie, has already appeared in
fhe Tribune, anil we do not doubt was
read with interest wherever it was seen.-
Others will follow ndne time, and ON
readers may confidently expect in these
columns the fullest, most faithful and most
picturesque accounts of tho New Mormon
War. We may add. that expenses Of senl-
ing a special correspondent to Utah i
very heavy (his outfit alone cost us$600)-
but it is by similar expenditures in man.
directions that The Tribune has been raised
TO ITS present interest and value to its rea-
ders-
We state these facts in order that our
friends who are engaged in getting up
clubs for the the Weekly Tribune and eN-
tending It's circulation may know what new
features are about 10 lie introduced, and
y hat nove! attractions hey can hold up To
chose 70 whom they apply.-IN. Y. Tri-
bune.
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is as.eac I. sks.s.som ia 4 emo
Graf

10 the Editor Of the \. Y. Tribune:
SIR: Nj. Btclnanau, il his I,eent letter
10 Pf,.f. >illin'an. holds he doctrine that
S ortry cxixfs wkerectr II is not prohibit
I'd by poxif;re 1aw. and that it is the new
southern Democratic doctrine. He says:
"Hoso 1t couid eues. haUe been seriously
Quilted Is q mystery"
Judge Bronson seems to have been ono
If those dnu. leis, as may lie seen i.v tho
following lette, which he wrote OF His
subject. 1t is dated ju:y Is, 1S4s, and it
was ai1reespt! IL Il ces,tit man whose fare
should bum with >hame when he renem-
bers how entirely he agreed with the sem
el,ienl then, and how he repudia,es ii
now.
The Judge saws:
"Slapery cannof er;yt echere there as nj
i, s'tire lom to sphoid It. II IS not aeres-
S sry that 1t sdauid DC .jorJiddea, It Is e
nongA thot il is moi specify ouhorize3-
lftde oseeer W sd4ses 'emores NTH or
ENDS them 'afo any country, 81 lie o. Ter
e5tory s0he,e Sfatc,y aus not ealSt by
i,ao. they @W from Mot momept become
freemen. and will have as g'r"l i fga 10
command the master a> he will ifsvA 10
command them. state iaaS have no cx-
ira authority; and a law Of Virginia which
makes u titan u slave there, canrot make
him r slave in New York, nor beyond the
Rock, Mountains.
..Enleraluing no dput,t an that cues.
ton, can see no occasion for asking Con
. es> To lrglSla,e against the extension of
slavery into Free T'rrri,ory. :,rl as a ques-
ii,n of policy, | think | hal better let it
alone. # our southern brethren visit to
carry slaves to Oregon, New Mexico or
Calf mia, they wW lie Under the necessity
Of asking Il ioW to acarront At; and it will
then g in time for the REG States la re-
~i~i the measure. ~ | cannot dou,t they
would with unwaveri q tirnnrss.
Il would not ncp,llessly move this q ues-
ton rs i. is one of an exciting nature, which
lends 10 u sectional division. and may do
ia harm as a ,mnplr. would leave il to
TIN. ~Sla,ehp!ding States 10 decide for
themselves aud IN their own responsibility,
when, # ever, the matter shall he ayitated
IN Congress.
ut ma, be that they will act wisely. and
never move at all-e>pe' iai.y "a 1t seems
irctty generally agreed that neither Ore
,ron, New exicu nor California is we'll
adaptel 10 slave labor. BIT II our South
cr4 brethrea should make the question. ~e
shau hare 10 choice but to meet 1t; and
thea, mhafeger consequences may .foHow. J
trust tie pcopde Of tie Free States wW
oiOe a u7ttted ooice q 3piavt oHos0iaa Sfo-
re,y on q siayle .1oot Of soil ~dere II 's not
non authorized by lar.
Il am very respectfully your oht. s@erv't,
"GREENE e. BRONSON
80 Messrs. John : ,%cIlrane and Others
Committee.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-28

STRANGE SuicIDE.-We published an
sc, omit Of aS,range AMI melancholy suicide
~ given by i correspondent, a few days
since. Fuller particulars are given IN
the Lake Superior Miner. Tn. laly in
question Mas The wife of Mr.. j. A.lInlheli
WHO wa engaged in a prosperous busiaess.
anl ~hoae home WAS apparently a happy
ma. She Was Young aud arcoI'-
iii he'd woman. hut siuce her confinement
about lao months ago, She I'd been in I
nervous STATE. anil teing impressed with
4 SPECIES of nionomauia that her child
wn.ll lc iiotic and herself Il burden to
her fsnt and deyosei husband, she Dies.
pcraiely resolved 10 rid him Of both, nnt|
actually administered Ian lanam 10 her
babe, -w~ailowing a quantity herself,-a-
the posl mortem examinations Of The bod
les proved; bat fearing lest the poisonous
ltalgl.t might fail in her own case she rosf
from The side If her inspecting hus|an !
and under the pretence nf obtaining {
rink of water, procured y razor with whicl
She severed the veins and arteries Of be-
left arm, and then cut thro' the carotid ar
terry and ilglar vein on one side OF hei
neck, inliicting - horrible and gllastll
wounl which caused her instant Death
The funeral was a large, impressive and
fearful one.-TMil. Wis.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-28
Sheep.


If sheep are carried from either of tho
zones 10 ia. burning .,lains of
he tropics after II few wears. material
clmngfa take place il their covering. The
wool Of the lambs. AZ first, grows similar
10 that of the temperate climates, but
more slowly. When in Il fit state
for si,eating there is nothing remafkal'le
boat its quality. an when >horn,il grows
ont again as with us; l,ut if the proper
time for >hearing b. allowed 10 pass blythe
wool becomes somewhat thicker. fails oil
IN patches. aud leaves ualerneath "A th,ri.
SOS shining hair, eyaciiv iik" ththof III.
yoat he >ane climaie.an v lirncvtf this
hair once appears, there Is never any r"-
turn of wool. Numerous facts of a similar
nature haze been oascirei in Other ail-
mails. For instance, in the Cashn re
Goats, which have been lrough. down
from the mountains Of Tibet to Kannur, IN
British India. VIII ne the mean annfai
temperature i. but IS leg. t., thu down,
under-we>t If their wool. ih,t grow in
colder climates directly under their tine,
| ,ng, silky hair wholly disappears the first
wear.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-28
varieties cat t.Eanrs.

Mr.. Lon9wofth. III Il i, Il r 10 The Gin
innaiii Horticultural Society remarks:
81 hay. for thirty years oxIerimente,
~ the foreign grate, both for The tahi.
md for wine. In the acclimation Of plants
| 10 MT l%elieNe: FOR III NJ it.Sseet Wa
Ter does no, succeed as well with me rs i
lid thirty Y ars since. ] obtained "A latgs
~yarieiv Of French grapes from Mr.. Lontai.
Many wears since. They were fion TIL
vicinity of Paris and Bordeaux. From,
MADEIRA | obtained six thousand vines OF
heir best vine graIea. Not one was
found worthy of cultivation in this lati
ltuie, and we've rooted from the vineyards.
rs a last experiment. imported seven
Thousand from the mountains of Jura, III
THE vicinity Of Salires, il, France. At
that point the vine region suddenly cnd>.
and many vines arc there cultivated on I'll.
lground is covered with snow the whole
winter, from three Ia four feet deep
Nearly all lived, AMI embraced about
wcllty varieties of the most celebrated
81 grapes Of France. But after II trial
# Ave wears. ali have been thrown AWAY.
| also imported samples of wine nale
from all the cranes. One variety alone.
he celebrated Aiinus vine, which Iar-
axes slightly Of the Camp agre character,
would compete with our Caiawl IA.
II we intend cultivaiing the grape for
wine, WI must RELY on rur native grap"s,
aud new varieties raised from their seed.
If / could get my leas" of life renewed for
twenty or dirty We IS | would devote NV
attention 10 the subject anl would c."ss
hour best native %;arities with the best table
and wine grapes of Enrope. We live in
1 great age. Discoveries arg daily made
that contountl us, AN! we know not whore
We shall stop. We are 'ol,I of expert
'mcnfs in mesmerisul, as wonderful As the
grinding over system would be; bat | fear
he discovery viii NOT be brought to per.
lection in time 10 answer nv purpose, and
mas. leave Tie subject with the young
generation.
have heretofore wanted faith III the
~ioctrine of French horticnliaristS. that Ia
Improve Njtf Nl'"R "a NHi = Va 'tN' NV
select the seed of the finest tuif, but Of the
natural ehoke-pear. ! am half converted
| o their views. The Ca,awlm is clearly
derived firm the common Fox grape. IN
Iuai>ing from IT, seed even white Ores are
produced, hlt | have not seen one eq al
% tEle parent plant; and in AL tlt white
!own on the nnelrr si,ie o. the i~eaf,tli tha
hairs on the stalk, coininon TO the wild
Fox grape. are ahunlant.'
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-28

A CONFIDENTIAL 0PtsloS OF SENATOR
DoueLAs.-A Madison correspondent of
the Chicago Democrat SAYS that the Ia
nous supplemental returns h'rh gave
Bars,ow his gnhernatorial certificate were
,~ieri!el bv Douglas.
The Judge while OF III Upper Missis-
sippi last sumner told a Wiscpn-m ffm1-
GRAFT he lla watched The politics Of Wis
consin for four Years with peculiar in'"rests
and h., Wa free 10 sac that IN tire thirty
Que States # the Uni n ittar, was no par.
~ which i,a. ln4.u n corrm2t,aaf outra7et
tie pc pp'e'x =; Jtts rs much as tie Barstov
5taara Of tie Demo.rdtic party ~ Wts-
royaxia. This statement, [ ancrsabhly ~
formed, WAS male tn a highly resIectanie
Democrat of north. western Wisconsin.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-28

R~EvoLFISG SPECTACLE.-The City OF
Ricllunonl III Virginia, a. our rea lers are
= ware, is delightfully."- situated, ami is one
the most beautiful cities in the SnI;hern
1t il the capital If Virginia, An t
boasts of its wealth. re- incmenr and mielli-
g.nce. II chnoni l. one et Inc large,t
slave ularts III the United States. Men,
wo,,ep and c~illl.l,en are sold 10 the high
est BID Ter, II the amount OF mill 'ns of
money. every wear Every week this hor-
ri,l IRA Tic is carrie on. separating ti'nliies,
and filling MANY Limitations Of ;he poor
and oppressed with im~liSgri.ninate any tish.
A slave mart is n Ire ,lful sight; ONES
sacn, the impression Of it will aver be for
gotten. But there is Il placs' IN Ric'im'td
more revolving even than this. 1t Is the
rail 70 d depot the morning after a sale,
when I'M, miserable slaves whn are To be
sent South are brought tpgetil"T 80 take
their departure. The friends Of the poor
err. ,tur,S The fathers AM 'noti r.. br.,'iiert
ani sisters. aunis, COUSINS, Vs., come down
TO bIl them a tintl farewell. If "A man
has anv sensibilitie>, they will he thorough
~ move !, AS the cries an .r,a1S ani wall
inr, Of ;l,asc slaves fill tho air Fhis oc-
car, every week, sometimes nearly every
day in The weak,-fLpve Courier.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-28

TuE FRsv1LfS LsSAcY.-A q'ierist
u...ta kn,y 40 nnthi,.y tl,,ut the he.
Ernest If e2.ooo ste,lin. left by Benjamin
F,oaklin 10 the cities Of r ,ilidelpfilt and
2 ,-.,,n. IL be let oapat FIVE per m inter-
al 10 ..ymng m,rri. d artificers.' He
makes acal,aiiatianoftln tn. prebabs. increase
If h.. fi,, /. which. w, ar .safrt ti sax. sur
passes the realty. P'ilaleiphia's share
in the ,garv WIS re lte.,i VERY gF@atiy ~
tne failure Of the Un,trl S;a'e"4 bank, IN
xE,.,S,. ~t,tk il was clie1y invested. But
he fsn,d 4 sill il eyl-t"ne., an 1t has re-
p.it- lv been employee! 10 assist Young
men. lti>m the ansls Of the con nitlee
Il, l~esacies anl trusts Of the city 60 iiifl'ss
.l,o take goo ca g Of it AM ns. Z ior %,
1en.veleot purposes bg is l>fin5'isled
sst,ries.-fP uial lpl,ia Bif"'n.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-28
A California Widew.

Capt. Saltwater saws his first essay To
effect a matrimonial character resulted in
3 manner SO discouraging that he don't
believe he'll ever he induced to fry it over
The Captain being out Of service
for u months. conceived . passion for a
atler mysterious Young lady boarding at
he same hotel. SAYS the Captain. II con-
|veted her lounl 20 shops. shows. Heaters,
churches, and every Other place Of amuse-
ment aud information, and At last when !
thought tlings had gone far enough,
squared yards and saws Just as cool as
a OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. I've been
thmkin' III ike to get spliced."
sSpliced !" says she, as artless as a tur-
tie dove.
"SpIicci." said 7, sand if you've a no.
iion, why I'm ready to share my luck and
.dnnnage with you, ma'am.'
She looked sort of taken back at first,
but she goes about and SAYS
"Captain I've been tlinkin' if my hus-
band dent write soon an4asend ne some
money and a gold watch from California,
Id just as leave marry somebody else as
not, and if you wait a few days III give
eOu 1.-THE preference" 1878
Her husband had | cen TO The Pacific
Just four montlls,an d here was a California
widow!
Il stood of after that" says the Cap
tain.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-28

PRrEIsG EvERGRERSs.-In pruning
Evergreen trees, the lowest branches
should in all cases, be the Longest, wliaiev-
er the shape of The head should be. This
style of clipping or pruning Is IN aecor-
dance with The natural growth ard habit
Of nearly all evefgreens, an produces thai
park like appearance, 50 mach admired ~
English landscape gardening, where The
lowest branches seem 10 spring directly
from the luff, and from i continuation OF
the grassy lawns Of crisp and ciose,shaven
yerdare.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-28

IRON CHlSA.-The Alta California,
Oct. 20, publishes the following item of
news, received by the American ship Al
exandcr. from Manila. ftrue, the news
is very important.
Apriyate letter by her was received from
Manila, giving an account Of the hoint.e
massacr-. ly The Chinese, Of MI the An.er-
lean and English resitlen.s Of NingPo one
Of the FIVE open por,s lying between Annoy
aud Shapgtal. Oar informant corid Turn
ssh rs with no further details, bu. informs
IS that lie news is beyond all question: re-
liable. The number of Americans anil
english at thai port was e>.lmated at for
:, all Of whom The caltaln believes to
ave been murdered.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-28
a gssgssaS,s EDissfe.

The following letter, written on the eve
If The charter election in Detroil,wa pick
ed up III the streets a few days ago. /;
breaihes the warn-heafted, disirteresteI
iment of its .'Dimmicratic' autilor,and
is at once characteristic of the Irisilman
and his party. 1t is copied from the De
LrGit Tribune:
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-28

Revolution AND Revision IN Eu-
RopE.-Finaneial revulsionin Europe gen
orally prece,lel revolution. There wa 4
revolution on the continent II
1926 and 1927. which gradually resulted
in The F,cnch revolution Of 1880. The
great railway revulsion in England, winch
spread over France ami the rest OF Europe,
brought in its train the revelation of 1913
and all Its Consequences. y hat Is to pro-
eeed from The 0 intense and wile
spreading revulsion Of thepresent year
Judgi,g from past experienced must lead
to lullc:l ~convulsion among the European
populations as severe and aggravated IN
their character as the terrible disturbance
produced in The financial relations OF the
world BY the present momentary pane.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-28
E,ana specsasatiuus at siae west.

II Il Journey which we made to some OF
the Western States early last spring we
frequently met gentlemen who, tor them
selves, and as agents Of merchants, me
chalIics, and others of New England, We're
in pessuit Of good bargains III land as a
means of making money. They were at
Chicago, of course, but they were also at
GalesLurgh, at Quincy, at Davenport, at
Muscatine, at Iowa City, at Dubuque, at
Milwaukee. at Clinton, aud all the prliicl-
pal points on the lakes, on the river, and
on the railroads. Land, City lots, and
lumber were the great Objects of ;ittrac-
ton: and the readiness with which money
Icoaid be made from these was the gene
raj subject OF conversation. The business
went on swimmingly, AMI many bargains
were struck, TO tn. joy doattlcss OF both
parties; and heaps Of New England moa
lev. which had been carefully savel from
honest toll and regular business, We're Ia
vested III the West. Tie owners Of this
money thought that they had made pur-
lehases which III the future woa!a return
them fortunes.
The Chicago papers at the present time
represent that many people from New
iEngland and the Middle states arc tray
lellny westward to look offer their invest
mei.ts. The Chicago Tribunc states that
these Investments are hopeless row., anti
vii be So for many years TO cone. iile
amount OF lani nov for sale Is immense; II
fact, out of all proportion to the DEMAND
at present, or any prospective ieintni iof
The next ten years. TITS Is rather G id
comfort To the pre- ,cnl hoilers Of sueti lani,
but they must exercise patience at then
losses. and learnln future 10 make satei
investments 1T lions.-kenaeoecx Jour
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-28
P,prn MoSEy-Ttc bank paper circn

PAPER MoNEY.-The bank paper circn-
lation OF the U. 5. at The ptcsen, Time Is
estimated as follows: Bills OF a less demon
nation than five dollars, seven millions
Of five dollars, forty millions: ten dollars,
thirty millions; twenty d liars, thlrty-iive
millions; fifty dollars, thirty millions; o!
the denomination of one hundred dollar
and upwards, forty-five millions.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-28
gyr One effect of the financial preSst

GyO One effect of the financial pressure
and The Ireary prospect of The coming
winter ilas been to produce to a certain
a returning emigration from this
countrv. to Europe. So far the exodus has
been limited to numbers and certified TO
the manufacturing towns Of New Easlanl:
and it is very doubtful whether it viii IN.
etease to any consi ierabie amount rs the
winter adsances.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-28

\ Bic PUMpKIS-Oar oh friend, A.
Keeseckor, ct ~ianhttqae has been f1sAns
his hand at raising son pnmpkfhs.'-
lie has now one Oh exhibition the weight
If wtici, he says exceeds w hundred
p0m3fsI iilis is the largest one Of ten
from tie same vine, the Smallest of which
Weighed eig'lty-iive pounds Gale"A
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