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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-03-07
Modern Preaching.
The following Skeleton Of q Fashionable
Sermon IS from the last number of. the

~tStiTS N1nSi- soiAeoi 9 s.s1i}oitoic
Sermon IS from the last number Of the
Kniekerboeker Magazine. It's a well
lnerited burlesque on the style Of some of
our modern young preachers, who are an
xiious to show Of their superficial Learns
ing, without knowing properly how to d p
| ply it:
Text--.'Aad he A,aled tae, ffattsd cal3e''
Introdaction--Nol necessary to say
much about the prodigal son, for nearly
every wealthy family has d specimen fits
own, needs no enlightenment on the sub
ject. Divide the subject into five heads.
lst. ;Speako the cali, and iutorm your
hearers how the calf should tie fattcd -
Give him all the the milk ofstwo scows,exs
sept a tin cup full now and then for. thel
baby. Here you can make some learned
remarks about the nlilky-way, the belt OIL
Jupiter, and Lord Ross telescope n5
I'd. He killed the f4tted calf, but not
only the Scriptures, bunJosephus and the
Fathers are profoundly silent on the ones
ton how he killed it. AS this was more
than years before the invention of gum
powder or frearmsi the presumption
that the old man didl't shoot the critter,
but pitched into him with a club--for1
clubs are very ancient Institutions.
Sd. Explain why the old gentleman, in
stead. of ascalfs didn't kill a shoate, and
make one-horse barbecue, and. have a.
real time Of it.
4. Inform your hearers what the word
calf means when used in Greek, Latin,
Choetaw or Lockjaw. i
5.Dwell pathetically upon the melanchol-l
ly degeneracy Of the present age, eyinced
by the fact that fathers now-a-davs, in
stead Of treating runaway son to a fiat
ted calf" are pretty apt TO treat him to al
''hasty plate Of soup" made from the hide
of the calf's maternal progenitor.
Conelusion-rhrow in little geology;
talk learncdly about ''graywaakc" and
atransltion congloInerate. Wind up the
discourse with most eloquent, affecting
appeal TO the consciences OF your hearers
on the Durham breed of cattle. ss
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-03-07
Some staia running, ,,
Charley Robinson Of the Green Bay
Aduacate, publishes the funniest paper in

The State. In a late number be describes
the fugitive performances Of horse, Of
which be is the lucky owner: . faesas
.fheleaitor hereot.reioiees IN the posses
sio,iaof Il horse @hoq seizesa every occasion
that he is, lis own master, aud can 90
where. he listeth, at such speed as to him
|seelneth meet. Coming down street, day
before yesterday, he calsized us into y
|snowballk, aud then exhibited o the as
|tonished lenizens CT Green Bay, such go
ling as was absolutely maiyellous, the cut
Ter bottom side .up, strewing the road with
all sorts, of things. Hereawas a buffalo
and a whip--a,d here again another rope,
our wife, and some other articles of little
value. In the vicinity Of the Post Office
he met the earushavipg the Lakes snpes
rior mail, which, being seized with d De,
sire not to be out-dciie, cavorted around
the streets awhile on lis own account
Our Bncelphalus then called in at Bennet's
store and left the cutter, taking with him
the thils, which he kicked into pieces suit
able for tooth picks and then devoted his
attention to the harness, making several
harnesses out Of one. s His run from that
place to The foot Of the street and out Tip
on the ice, eanb be compared to nothing bat
Frenont's run in Wisconsin. From our
point Of view, we could see nothing but
two pieces of thills and horse tail. WhenI
next we saw him., he was being led back
over the ground Of his exploits, looking as
mildly and benevolent at us as if he had
just won the Great St. Ledger stakes and
put the money in our pocket. s-
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-03-07
Homes for twenty-five Cents!!

TIME undersigned will sellto persons who
I will become actual sett ers in the village Of
Bose bel choice dwelling lots for the merely
nominal consideration of TWENTY-FIVE
GENTS Think ofit--a home forTWENTY
FIVE CENTS. !hasA s...R ssuas. g a5
Let no one neglect to secure it because it is
SO cheap The opportunity is rare one
Boscobel sifirst'' orlast canspeak With greater
force and more persuasive eloauence than this
which proclaims the glad t,dings of HOMES
within the reach Of all.
This new towii-christensd Boscobel Gan
Italian term meaning beautiful grove,) is sit
Iuated or the line of The Milwaukee, & M,ssis-
lsippi R.N. fifteen miles west OF Muscoda and
| seven miles above the last cross ing Of Wis.
River. The only r. X. Depot between Mus
coda and fhe River, is situated near the center
of thetown. 1s VI
II is certain that the terminus OF the Rail
Road for the coming winter will be at this
| point. .Af2 ~.
Now is the VERY BEST TIME for set-
tiers and speca ators. The most beautiful and
| in every way most desirable lots for dive Kings
| as well as the ONL VALUABLE business lots are
located on the property we offer.
/ This iownon account Of its location must be
| the business center of a large and unriyalled
tract Of country whose resources can never
/ be cut off or directed in any other channel ow-
ling to the imposslbilty of building parallel
Rail Road near the line oil the Milwaukee &
/ Mississippi. -, .@.. MtE .ss.
| m addition 10 these advantages the place is
Iintersected BY clear ana Beautiful stream,
sufficient for milipurposes. The location is a
healthy one, and for beatty cannot be sur
! passed in this region of country. buildings
Of every description are needed here Hotels,
Stores, Dwelling Houses. and Shops every
thing in the shape Of a building will be in de-
mand the coming winter. For further paftic-
ulars inquire on the premises, of s.,g4ss 81
j. MORTIMER & Co.
Boscobe!, yfine 2Uth, 1886. 5s-tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-03-07
Sensible sngsesfsos,s.

THE Madison correspondent of the RAJ
be Daily Adoocote makes some very sen
Re remarks about matters and things at
ae capital from which we make the fol
wing extracts:
"a on canpo. help noticing the wry faces
|fich some Of the papers in The State have
1Sfc in their efforts at swallowing the
elton Of Judge Doolttle as U. S. Sena-
IS these contortions of sisages were not
! ked by the election OF the Judge, who
acknowledged OH. all sides 10 he The
man, but because i. interrupts the
which has been laid down by
Is emaseuiated junto who have taken up
q themselves 70 rule the Republican par
Tand throughihem the State.
This interruption will haze another good
Set | think, furilief than the question Of
<16atorShip, for it will show this pictorial
I'll tyannical set of leaders, that they are
- yet quite omnipotent; and ID then
|6|framme of State officers next fall, they
I learn in advance, what they learned
ulfhte at the state conven ion, in Sept,
!855, that the programme can be 1fokc'
~ it is discovered that a uote had beer
b q beforehand; by a delegacy who have
o11eurned to be tools, and have not for
:u{{en to be men,.
The same Influences which were at work
il thai time, are at work now, for the sans
~ The Republican party are not go
= to be fooled and wheeled into the P
of a man for Governor of doubtful or
or ownership. We have men OF per
dicu'arity and ability sufficient to 'eatl
d straight line, without being led o
ed up, who can be elected Governor Q
= State next fall, without any mistake
+! e people are not sapplanted and dlcta
e, by politicians, such man will b
pext Governor. EI
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-03-07
5hoe & Boot Shop in Lancaster:

READY -NfAOE WORK KEPT ON HAND,
ArlO WORK ,DONE TO ORDER.
.es,. THANKFUL. for past savprs, ask generous
EskH patronage fot Tine to come
E&Y as. sH At THE ROOM
Haasorinerly occupied by Walkers Saddlery-nearly
opposte the Herald Office where will be found Bdng-
ing aW4y every day, sundays excepted. .s,ss
Lancaster, Nov i, '56. 70 CHAtNCEY BANGS.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-03-07

3
A SHREwD YANkEE DOING AN OFFI-
GALA countryman went to the Lowell
post office 4 few days Since, with a bank
bill, for dollars worth of postage stamps;
the clerk wanted specie, and strafgiltway
returned with four Spanish quarters; and
these being also denied admittance, except
at discount, he came third time with
"a hundred coppers, and o very copperish
look of exultation. Being informed by
The official behind the window that cop
pers were not a legal tende. to large,
extent than three cents a time; the man
from the rural districts cody purchas ed /
three cent stamp, and repeated the opera
ton till his prosecutor eaved and took the
remaining cents in a lump, much to the
internal satisfaction of individuals OUT
side.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-03-07

Po7iliea1 Vo7eo,aic Condition Of Italy
A discovery has Just been made Of a
plo. to blow up the Royal palace Of Ma
pies. The streets at night are now in
darkness, as the authorities have ordered
the gas to be turned off, fearing explosions.
Great CONSERVATION prevails among all
classes. Rome is also il a very excited
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-03-07

CuR1oUs.-The winter at Newfound-
land has been remarkably mild and open,
the bay Of ST. Johns. freezing over only
twice and neither time SO strongly as to
interfere with the rowing of boats. Fish
left on the decks of ships remained with
out freezing, and even had 10 be sailed III
order to be preserved.
Such is the fact also in Lower Canada.
At Quebec and Montreal, the winter ha:
not been as cold as usual.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-03-07
H8RRIsBURG, March 3.

HARRISBURG, March 3.
On the twenty fourth ballot for candi-
date for Governor in the Democratic con-
vention, Parker received q majority of
three votes. His nominations was subsc-
quietly made unanimous.
GERR1T SMITH AND GARRrsoN.-The
Utica, N. Y Herald, says that at a recent
meeting Of the Aboitionists' in that city,
Garrison ..pitched into Gerrit Smith as an
old fogy. That Smith turned upoa his
assaiant, and Garrison was compelled to
ssretire from the contest badly smashed and
crest-fallen."
The ANCIENT ScHooLMAsTER.-ln l72l.
Myndert Schuyler being mayor and Jo-
Ihannis Guy .errecorder, it was resolved by
the Common Council, that, .'Whereas it is
very requisite and necessary that a fit and
able schoolmaster settle in this city for
teaching and instructing of in spelling,
reading, writing and Offering, and Mr..
Johannis Glendorf having offered his ser
vice TO settle here and keep school if rea-
sonably Encouraged by ye corporation,
therefore they do hereby oblige themselves
and their successors; to give and procure
unto We said Johannis Glondorf free house
rent for the term of seven Years next ensu-
inc. for keeping a good and commemorate
shool as becomes dihgent shoolmaster.''
Il Albany Statesman.
wThe report Of the JOINT COMMITTEES
Of the General Assembly Of Ohio upon
Public Institutions and Buildings; announ-
Ices total Of detected overcharges and steal
|ings from the State, amounting to 279, SSS
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-03-07
40 Acres Of Land for Sale.

I0U ACKES
vvy4E subscriber offers his farm, located on Platte,
olx les north of McKnseys Mill foTsEafe There
r 4l,5 acrcs50 thereof under fence and e1tivation
20 acres in meadow Is acres in winter vheaf 70 re re
sr.rne house and log o.itbuifafngs; we'll xatered
There IS on the one Of the best miil-seats in
s.,sat comfy. TER.S5z ii hand, balance TIRE.
0'an' JOHN MOSES.
r-,,a,t.aro, Januarv 2StI 1257s cin32s
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-03-07
Wheat Wanted.

TOY 900 BUSHELS of good dry merchandise
lUU.USUWheat, for which the highest market price
will at times be paid is wanted at the Genesseelis
We will buy Slaves, Hoop Poles, and Flour Barrels
Il 3n ~ VIRGIN & TEESDAlE.
January 90, 1857. 81 --- |
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-03-07
se A Mr.. Graves. who WAS State III

Gg A Mr.. Graves, who was State Treas
urer OF Mississippi in ls4l, and ahscontled
With $4,000, has written a pitlfnl letter
to the Governor, requesting permission to
return and pay the debt in installments.-
Ills wife went to Canada, Whittier h, bad
fled, her health has failed in consequence
of her devotion to him. and it is on her ac-
count that he desires to return. Several
attempts have been made TO secure his ar
rest under a treaty, but without effect
The Governor submitted his letter to the
Legislature.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-03-07

he Cry OF FAsHIoN.-It is said in
IS, France, that one out of every 5000
sons commit suicide; that two-thirds
pc population cannot afford the expense
Purlal; that in every three births one is
Ultimate; that $4,000 persons besides
ee assisted by regular charities arise ev-
morning without knowing how they
get their dinner; and that II, 600 ha-
bal drunkaras, of the most brutal char
r., disgrace the city.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-03-07

New ROUTE FOR EMIeRkNrs. The
Grand Trunk Railroad Company in Cana
da, have matured system for booking
emigrant passengers to America, directly
through from Liverpool, or Glasgow, to
whatever point in the North West they
desire to reach. Two lines of steamers
arc TO ply between Glasgow and Quebec,
and Liverpool and Quebec, and passengers
by this route will be forwarded by the
Grand Trunk Railway, in charge Of spec
ia agents, to Detroit, Chicago, Milwau-
kee. or whatever their destination. The
fare will be cheap, accommodations good
and tie entire trip, from Liverpool, or
Glasgow to Milwaukee, viii be made in
from 5 to Is days.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-03-07
Two Store Rooms Il other Buildings

rAyO RENT in Pleasant Valley, Potosi. One OF
the Rooms is now occupied drugstore: the 9th
or is a new building neatly furnished, now occupied as
ageuera dry goods store, with ali necessary buildings
attached to il, such cellar, glanery smoke and dwe-
ling houses ~ ,as
Iwould state forthe information Of those desiring to
90 in to mercantile business that Parish HOLLOW Is
one of flle FIRST commercial points in Cram County
Merchants druggists, and others respectfully invited
TO come and see for themselves.
For further Information call ct the reslaenee OF me
su p,ea .o, v,Itfraav Nox 22d. 1856. 26tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-03-07
FLOWS! PLoWS!! 81
FARMING hPIEMEEgs. &c,
3 III MANErAcruRED BY l
NORMAN & CONAN
n Or NJ AN a. CO w Al N.
Eilsnbcro'. Grant On III,

Ettsn5cro, tfrdnf Co., Wisconsin.
~ HAVING removed our machinery
$500 to Ellsl.boro'. andput itupn a sui-
Nm - table building, infsrn the public
"a that il IS now in running order, and
We are pepa cd to do every variety of work IN eur ncs
we wish foszaers to know and remember that waa-
aacure I4cns, which recommend FOR to 80 TX
OF 1901 They made OF all Sizes and o the most a-
proved patterns from the best of ses and tiubcr we'll
seasoned are STRONG ana lu-able win Iaslon2er and give
better satisfaction than other pows made offered
IN this region beproved By he experience of those
y AZ ma. e used tneEi ssc S.s ya:.f y Il a-
Threshng, Reapng and Moving Machines Will be care
fully and thoroughly repaired So
We also manufacture to order at short notice;
Farming Implements of Various Descriptions.
. Being practical mechanics confident from our
long experience of being able 10 give satisfaction in
department Of business, and would invite those
for themselves 4 ..x,.ssi
AZ KINDS OF work in Wood and Iron done IN the best
mechanical stvle aud Warranted 80, s,te5
bsacAsmithing and repairing Of every kind prompts
y attended tcss:.: t.st,.ss i ,s.is., 4. ,s 60
Plow beams ard handles kept constantly on hand, rsa-
dy for Immediate use, q TIE best material to be found
in the country; and we'll crredant seasened q
Terms reasonable and work solicited from all iarts or
Grant and adjoining counties. ,.s.N.s ). esiS;
Elllenboro', February 4th, 1851. Sd.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-03-07

Stray Mare and Colt.

CTRAYED. CT POSSIBLY STOLEN, from the subscri-
= ber residing half mile east OF Hurricane Corners,
Grant Co.. about the 4th of February, Cream COLI
ored Mare: black name and tail, years cld coming
and ,uzzle will pay the above reward for their deli
very reasonable price for any information concern
ing them. PHILIP BABST.s
February 9th, 1857. 4tS6@
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-03-07

EERMoNr LEelsLAruRE.-On the Goth
|the Vermont Legislature assembled for
purpose of devising ways and means
rebuilding the State House, lately
pt. On the question Of location the
lwlug was the vote: Montpelier 1l6;
Flngton 81; scattering 10.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-03-07
Cheap Lands for Sale.

anpA ACRES choice farming lands in Pierce County.
HUN selected bv p. Y.-Wse, N PERSON, lying from
to 80 miles from Prescott Prairie, Water and Timber
cheap for cash time to suit purch asers Enquire
at tie Prescott Land Once. " TfsE 4 Bko" ,.
Prescott pierce Co. Wisconsin, May 4th, 500. 80 II
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-03-07
Farm for Sale.

ME subscriber offers for sale his farm lying upon the
q road from Lancaster Beetoyn, miles from the
orlncr place. glt contains acres of which
under fence and in good cutvation so in Timber and
the rest good arabic and There two fine springs OF
living water upon itsa good new log house, orchard,
&c. Also 40 acres of fine Timber land, two miles from
the farm The while will be sold low Purchasers may
apply to VIM Horner living by, who is authorized 10
act for me; to me, living upon the premises
September 18th, 1856. l36m JAMES CAHiLL.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-03-07
Improved Farm for Sale

q. ,..8.se E12O Acres. 4
rs,HE subscriber oilers for sale at low price, his farm
mile s. w. of Lancaster, near the Beetown road
consisting ofso OF good land well watered BY sew
ra large sprng7 20 acres under cultivation, fence and
rails enough to enclose so acres.r hsa s-f
There is good new framed house, % by 26 feet on
the ground, and stable said farm. 41es5a eeH
Also forty of choice timber and good land, stua
led On the road leading to BARRIERS Mill, nearly miles
rom said farm., Possession given desirable
For particulars enquire on the premises of
.tfis4& e2ss GE&sh EMtf j. W. STONE
Lancaster, October 4 b, 1856. 15-tf 49,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-03-07

The German emierants who have
settled in Texas are now estimated to
number So, 900, Of whom 1000 are set
tied in the German and half German
no1uties of western Texas. ~
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-03-07
WANTED.

RIO vyy (oR EXCHANGE Pine Isrnbt red .Lands on
J Black River for. good well im.r5-e Farm in or
other improvements provided the locatit be pleasant
,ne and GOOD Fruit started on the lacs address the
ss,r, mice b. &C.. at Black River Fs 1s ia Co..
We = stS2s EDwtkr PAINE
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-03-07
REAL ESTATE
A Farm for Sale. N

~ PATCH GROVE, GRANT COUNTY, Wis.
CONTAINING two hundred teentt-six lind one halt
acres SiSts seven apd onr-half acres OF said farm
is timber land OF the tes KID Eifty acres seeded
,toMr With Timothy snd which aosds the best
Find OF meadow. and Seven acres of orchard The res
tnaideT Of tbs far ip. Prairie pd i, cll,ivation,o
me best Kind, ard is si,uated Within two miles of thu
oNn " latch Crews the leading road between t
MISSISSIPPI aae Mtl@itkee Nhee seTetai eoscies ras
tils lara Is we'll accommodated with good SUP
81 WAFER Of tetest Kid Also, there is tvs G0al
ear, stables. cribs. log hous, for
aofknan ana several other houses TOD numerous to
a es fu1tler ascuai the owner on
ne i&Fah. ARTHUR FEGAN.
January ASl1isai Sotss.-f st4fz s4i.. .)mo3O
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-03-07
REAL ESTATE.
Wood Lot for Sale,

NEA! TIE FED sCH00A HOUSE.
OFFER for sale so acres of Timbered Land, situated
near the Red School House, (say e niles vest in
the Town OF Patch Grove, Grant Co., fair terms In
cuire Of Samuel Scott TIC land IF the subscriber
at Prairie du Chen. N. a. WhiGHi:
Feb eth. 1851. 80 f $50 ss7 3o-ots
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-03-07

e APIFAL PUNISHMENT REsroRED.-0n
kb Goth ult., the House of Representa-
iscs of the Rhode Island Legislature, by
Be castive vote Of the Speaker. decided TO
store capital punishment for The crime OF
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-03-07

Notice from Jno. 2. Lewis & Co.
VUy selscbe having closed their business ia foto-
81 would request those persons who are indebted 70
them TO come forward and settle their accounts and
notes They trast fhate indulgence they have extern
ted to their friends will be sufficient apology ior IN.
notice and hope they will come right UP and settle with
out fart her notice l2f3m.- z - ...xe
December ~ 1856. 5l SIS -JNo. r. LEWIS
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-03-07
Lots for Sale in Wyalusing.

Yr, suscriber offers for sale Three Lots in VIII
lage of W yalusing VIII give gofId deeds for the
,e The village is pleasantly situated on the Missis-
MI; River three miles bel the mouth Of the Wiseon-
sin. The place has one good saw-ml under way and
Touring mill in contemplation next spring
Feb g. 1857. SO CHARLES Bl.ANDFORD.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-03-07
Strayed or Stolen Dog,

ESROM the subscriber living at Pleasant Valley in POI
II tos Grant Co., about the I'd of February, a
setter Dog white body with small yellow spot on his
rump and yellow ears; long haired with heavy bashy
tail; two years and n half old. $50
ANY person who will give information where said dog
can be found and him to the undersigned will be
we'll rewarded .ss46 WILLIAM RICHARDS.
potosi. Feb nth. 1857. 36-3t eh s..
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-03-07
lands fof Sale.

~ atRts Of Prairie, and 80 acres Of Fimber-some
tfU two miles apart q, lI...ssg
s,so SO acres Prarie all unimproved; with water
l;1 ii the town Of Fennimore ths Military Road
II, 1es from Lancaster and 10 from the 81. IL. R. r.
Terms to suit purchasers Enquire at the Grant coun-
~ Herald 0Aicss soya.,o>; e.1sant,rru
y ...-.--. vrssrn~~sn JuHs O. j -. H-1y<
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-03-07
! ga acres az Land for sale

rT1HREE NILES from Lancaster, all suitable for cu
k'-ras.o, Considerable Timber said land. Will
sell cheap give time on half the purchase money OF Yiil
tsle cood teaf aid the rest in money SAID land n
. 100 ettfp,,ent with school house. sssssf 20
Lancaster, Noy. 6. 'oIisr Man 4 = is"-
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-03-07
no glacksnr,iifhs..

TUST RECEIVED, n very large. stock Of IRON and
% STEEL, of The best quality, and Of all sizes Al
complete stock Of Tools, consisting OF mousehoie
plates stedge hand hammers, tire benders horse rasps
and files. Also full assortment OF seat and buggy
springs iron axes agon boxes fhirnbe ems, horse
nails ready made horse Shoes &c. &C., al OF which
will sell at very low advance FOR cash. as my motto IS
"slnallpro6ts and quick sales. . q 6. Z. WEST.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-03-07
Splendldly Improved Farm for Sale
Il La MILES FROM LANCASTER

offer for sale my farm IL miles northeast OF Ian
L caster-containng leo acsos--32 inlproycl-40 in
cosed--good dwelling and out houscs--excelcnt bear
ing orchard Several springs, 80 of first rate finn
her, The land lies generally level and most of it
formerly prariet present all Is covered with young
timber except what is under cultivation. my farm
cs4d among the best in the vicinity of Lancaster
Terms, light for the most Of the money and possession
given by the lstsof November. @. h +. YQCNGS.
October 4il, 1856. 15-tf