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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-02-10
TERMS:

For Full Course, including all Departments. =, p..,
dIps' MITepans' Lectures and Penmanlhp, inIsriabiT IN
mHE PRoPRiRTnHRlvSs taHlvs department. 20
pressing their thanks for the gratifying and
Ien!ed success which have marked the csres ~
stimniaios hn us establishment at the Capitol and
most efficient manner, the rapidly Increasing Ien 'S
,4r % practical and comprehensive course OF merca
PriucmaI e n Inc great practical experience Of III,
I,h..pal, IN heavy Banking and Commercial Uon,s
asss,ed pI educated and accomplished gentIcmo IN h.
enabled nm to bring TO degree of perfection ~. na
Sises NOT ATTAINED BY ANY oTHRTT y TKa,,Ss psa sSsr
IloN Each student, by this new nroce,s ~ An,
u. ae DESh individually, step by step, until he bss
ties as thoroughly "s tTo"sS 81 an Accountants du-
uSesnlP IN some large Commercial House: nnd ,s
an "re Nv ialterng and egregrious blunJer.
are, III great measure, dissipated. Oiuhuers
In addition to our engagement of aecomn,,.h..
mn We nhve aiso secured the services OF the mo-,
eminent lecturers In Ohio to lecture on com
copies. "" onherciAl
Our course Of instruction 10 too extended 10
uiarlZe here, but u embraces every thing
WIN WIN i DOUBLE ENTRY BOOK KEEPING. WitS itSVG.ea ,0.
ana lull discussion Of its Scientific prncinias 10y
turos upon Commercial History and Historr ss5Lee- s
nent commercial Mon, Commercial GeoyranLWv " SInl-
merc&l Products, Commercial Calculation P1S,3ln, am
Economy, Mercantile Law Ethics of Trade' po.Iical
hip, &c. A"'hef-'
THE LADIES' DEPARTMENT
Is now opened for the reception of L,d,..
In this Department. E''hS sourse
IN conclusion, we would add, that we shal, nm, o, a.
our pesl enorts to merit In still more eminent A.
gree, the natterng reception with which onr n, uo'
plso nus oeeh met, AND PLEDGE ovRsELvrs To ,a.rS
MORE THoRoueH PRACTICAL COURSE OF NERO, rT,, !. NJ
TIE COLLEGE. A-'ihhhlhkRcAN-
lowing: "o give the fol-
we, tho undersigned, take pleasure in ,.,,,,,,n.
una. we are personally acquainted with Mr.. Cranssr
aDil,.y as an accountant, In heavy CommereiaI sns
Houses which gives hin superior facilitie, n
n ,i shs Plactieai knowledge OF Book Keeninr
anu 'norough Commercial Education- P''s'
L. !. ALLEN, ILL., D.. l'F
PRESIDENT OF Farmers ro,JAs.
...s LoRlN ANDREWS.
r President OF Kenyon Co,,o..
ti~ & Sioss'
TO young mon who wish TO acquire .h,.,.
usauon, we think II afords facllitie, saiJo, hd-
eui Mt. Granger has the rare oualiacotion eauaI>
Ieucai knowledge and aptness In teachinn =, tneo-
pIaeneai Counting Room experience sn1d deuuc1 70
eonnuenl that graduates from is Colie1o ,i, Set
eompetent to Keep the most complicateS ., po Iul1
stone, Wholesale and Rotail We,ohs'vl VI Sooka'
y :; Janney, sec'y Board Of Control. Sfata y. r
n n,ioa, rnIK, BOOK Keeper at d. 7. Woodburv,s
r r. n RpNSSLuier' Ssr' BOOK Keeper at Clinton Bank'
n y y pt;moo, Muson, BOOK Keeper at J. H. Riley Sc.
H. e.. a. IN millar, Sec'y Columbus Gas and GoE. a.
fo' iuii particulars, send for circular. 'F ~ ~
1rno ,o,- GRANGER & ARMSTRONG
:, -. - Pr0prietors
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-02-10

such as Constipation, inward Pos, Fulness or Blood
10 inc Head, Acidty of the Stomach Nausea Hea RI
Burn, Disgust for Food, Pulness or Weight in The
stomach Sour Eructations, Sinking or Flatering nj
lhe PIT OF the Stomach, Swimming of the Head, Hur.
RED and Difficult Breathing Fluttering at the Heart
chokng or hultering sensations when in lying pos.
ssnre, Dllnncss Of Vision, dot of webs before the
sight, Fever and dull pain in the head Deficiency
o. respiration, Yellowness of the Skin and Eyes,
ram IN lne SIDE, back, chest, limbs, &C., sudden
Flnshes OF heat, Burning of the Flcsh Constant i'm,
aginings OF evil, and great lowness of Spirits.
The proprietor in calling the attention OF the publc
to this preparations does with the sclng of the u
most confidence In its virtues and adaptation 10 the
diseases for which 1t is recommended W '"'
IS no new and untried article, but one that has
stood the test Of ten years. trial before the American
people, ana its reputation and sale is unryaIled by
hy similar preparations extant The Testimony in is
iavor given by the most prominent and we'll known
physicians and individuals in all parts ofthe country il
immense, and careful perIsa Of the almanac p1b-
shed annually by the proprietor and to be had
OF any of hs Agents, cannot but satisfy tho most
tGa that this remedy is really deserving the great &C.
lebrity II has obtained. wv
Principal 0flcc and Manufactory No. Os Arch G,
Philadelphia. W '''
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-02-10
A DAILY AND A WEEKLY
-AY FoR &a.Ro --1

THOSE Of the readers OF this paner who de.
+ sire daily review of the Cleveland, New
York and other markets, may be accommoda-
ted on the following terms; For $3.50 we
WIN send the iCommercial Gazette AMI Ma
rine Record of the LakeS'' for one wear and
send the Publishers receipt 10 any address
The "Clevelander'' is the size Of this pa.
per, is printed on minion and agate type, and
on heavy white paper. The report Of the
home markets will beprepared by u.s. and we
need not repeat that neither patience nor
skill, will be spared to make it full and cor
rect in every particular. The New York, Buf-
falo, ond Oswel reports are furnished by The
N.Y. associated press, and will be correctly
rendered. AS a newspaper the "Clevelan.
DER is perhaps equal to any daily in the
SIate. hscolleot, only $3.50 for the "Daily
Clevalander' and the "Commeroial (,azette,i
lor one year. Parts of dollar may be sent
II postnge stamps. For Two dollars the two
apes WI he ssut sis mouths.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-02-10
Nov. -, 1855-1ynd1


CARRIAGES FOR SALE.
T'HE undersigned would respectfully an
Il nounce to the citizens of Middlenort
PomeroN and surrounding country, thai be-
is now manufacturing "N
All Kinds of Carriages,
Such as Top, and Trotting Buggies: light
Rockaways, Family Carriages of every style.
Business Wagons, Sulkies, Light Skeleton
Wagons, sc. .s;' =
Having in my employ, the first clas, work
men, am prepared to furnish The public
with work superior TO any ever yet offered for
sale in this part of the country. ~.
Particular attention given to the
Painting and Repairing
second hand and old buggies. Call and ex.
anime my work, in Rce's brick building. fonr
doors below ST, Charles Hotel, Middieport
Ohio, ~
JOHN W HARDWOOD.
March II, t856-tf
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-02-10
READ YOUTH & MANHOOD.
AoA1ADs A VIGOROUS LIFE, ORA
PREMATURE DEATH.

only 20 Cents or that value In postage stamps will
insure copy Of this book, prepaid per return Of mail
reIsons ala distance may address DIR. X by letter
Ienmcioslng remttanceO and be cured at home.
raekages OF medicines, with plain directions mack
ou secure from damage or curiosity are forwarded by
'ho'i OF express to any part OF the United States.
REMEMBER, .a
Dr. kinkelin's residence has been for the l,st tvsn
Philadelphia, Pa. WV" N"'c" 'o''' o'''
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-02-10
HEALTH AND LONG LIFE
FOR ALL.
Dr. Ro6acEs Scandivian Remed;es


"A Tlast the grand object
~, Of medical science @ is
attained. DIR. Roback's
5 can d inavlan Remedies
actually y perform what
thousands have promised,
o., but never accomplished.
They purge from tile blood
tho corrupt particles whi,h
create and feed discase.
The basis OF all the solid
portions Of the body is the
blood, and IL that fluid is
pure, the whole orgnniza-
\ lon must necessarily be
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-02-10
ENVIRONMENT.

A GENTS (either travelling or local) for newspapers
4 4 and Periodicals, are requested TO send WITHOUT
DELAY, their address to the undersigned, and they
VIII be furnished with business which will yield them
from l0Oto 900 percent profit They will please state
what Newspapers or Periodicals they have canvassed
for Persons who have not hitherto acted ns Agents
but who would like 10 engage SUCH will also please
send their names, Post-ofice address, County and
state, written plainly. WRIGHT, MASON & Co.
lSept. T,m3. No. 4s3, Broadway, New York.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-02-10

For o, sale by D. Reed, Pomeroy H. c. Waterman
b.. " Stanford, West Columbia; Johl
tl"Hc, bOoleNllle. Idec ly 3c. L
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-02-10
Sore Legs, Sore Breasts, Wounds and
Ulcers.

Some Of the most scientific surgeons now rely solely
on tho use of this wonderful Ointment, when having
70 cope Wih the worst eases of sores wounds ulcers
glanduaT swellings and tumOrs. Professor Holloway
mas, by command ofthe Allied Governments dispatci
ca 10 The hospitals Of the East large shipments Of this
ointment, to be used under the direction of tie Med
cal Slah In the worst cases of wounds. II will cure
ulcers gandular swelling, stiffness or Contraction of
The joints, even Of 90 years standing. "
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-02-10

No, IUy, Wood Street. Pittsburgh.
Lave on hnand and are receiving daily
= large assortments OF Goods fresh from the
manufacturers. The largest and best selected
stock Of Dry Goods. varieties, &c., in the
city, which will be sold TO Cash or FIRST class
Lime buyers, at eastern prices. Merchants
vlsillng the city nre respectively invited to
cal aHd examlnt our stock and prices, assur-
ing them that q csllwill incuIiIo obligations
10 purchase. y
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-02-10
BothMe Ointment and Pills should be aseC
IN Tie toLlol0inq cases.

Bunons Lumbago Sore Legs Swelled Glands
burns Mercurial Sore Breasts Stiff Joints
Cnappcd Eruptons Sore Heads Ulcers
hands Pllcs Sore ThrOats Venereal Sores
Snlniains rheumatism Sores Of all Wounds of all
Fistulas Salt Rheum Sprains kinds.
Gout Scalds skin Diseases
90 .'sold at the Manufactures Of Professor Holloway
gu Maiden Lane, New York, and 244 Strand, London
ana by oil respectable Druggists and Dealers in Med
cin throughout the United States, and the civilized
world, In pots at 25 cents SO cents and Al each "a
May %, ls55nl6eOwly. rIl.'l - -
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-02-10
Piles and Fistu;es.

These and other similar distressing complaints cnn
be ehectually cured II the Ointment be rubbed over
the parts affected and by otherwise following the prin-
ted directions around each pot.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-02-10

NOTICE Notice is hereby given, that the
.lV subscriber has been duly appointed and
qualified as Administrator on The estate ofWil-
liam McGee. late OF Salisbury township,
&c ,easte. Dated at Pomeroy this l3fh day OF
~ tary, 1871 THOMAS RADFORn. I,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-02-10
A M A RVELLO U S RE MED Y
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT.
The Grand External Remedu

by the aid of microscope, we see millions of litt,o
openings on the surface Of the body Through these
ans ointment, when rubbed on the skin, is carried 10
~! organ or inward part Diseases Of the Kidneys
disorders Of the Liver, affections of the heart niam
marion OF the Lungs, Asthma, Coughs and Colds, are
ny itsmeans eaeeually cured: Every houswifo know
hat sat passes freely through bone or meat of any
thickness. This healing Ointment far more reaJiIy
Penetratcs through any bone or eshy part of the living
oody, curing the most dangerous inwurd complaints
'hat cannot be reached by other means
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-02-10
Erysipelas, Salt Rheum, and Scorbutic
Humors.

No remedy has ever done so much for the eure ofs-
eases Of the Skin, whatever form they may assme as
hls M ointment. No ease of Salt Rhelm Scuryy, Sore
Head serofTa or Eyspelas, can long withstand its
s Inc inventor has travelled over many parts
OF the globe, visiting the principal hospituls disnen
slng tus Ointment, giving advice to tsappcation,
numbers TO health. N0""'''S'
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-02-10
Responsible Men
10 OBTAIN PROFITABLE AND
HEALTHY EAiPLoYMENT!ll
70 Agents, Cazavaaera
G OLPCRTEIIRs. AMI os.rrnn s.,,r,,,e.

cd, lhE NATIONAL IlisToRY or THE Uslryp sr,rrs.
so,or,ai, revolutionary, and Constitutional. chiefly
TI i uunIionai documents. ByJ. b. Lossing and Fd
WIN williams. With numerous fine Illnst,atnns on
'''oi ana Wood 2vols imperial syo., cloth, sio.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-02-10

The STATEsMAN's MANuEL:-Contain,ro tho Ill.,.
Messages and Administrations of the Presidents froY
Washington to Pierce. With fine portraits on Steei
VOLS large vo cloth, $1,000. '''''
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-14

The GpAvE OF jEFFERsoN.-A writer
IN tie Cra>o furnishes an interesting ac-
count of visit inthe former residence of
hr. Jefferson, in Virginia. He ssys,'>ave
the s!v negroes, Watching with idle Gu
riositv a stranger loitering around the
grounds, il was u d~esulat" house and de
cav ord neglect were every where leav-
ing their imprinlS," he ad.is:
Desc, hding from the house into the for
est, to the grave, # Jefferson and passing
through The broken iron gate of the crumI,-
line wall, | met a scene Of dissertation and
Vandali-m for which | was not prepared.
The inscription upon his monument was
efaced, the monument itself battered ami
] broken, and like indignaiies had been re-
eently offered to the marble slabs which
once marked the grave of his mother and
other near relatives, and which will soon
be lost in the weeds, brambles and rub
SSh that cover the enclosed area. Gath
enng two tr three wild flowers that had
SPRUNG mp amid the wreck. and bidding
farewell and peace TO his ashes, | role a.
way miIslng how ba,l,arlc curiosity and
m'2itct sihn.il deserrate the graves of
lHoiNaS Jefferson, aud those who We're
near and deag to him when living, as no
pottefs held is desecrated.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-14
Meeting of the Hungry Men i'll
New YOrk-W0rA or Death.

The unemployed Germans and Irish. 20
another meetisy in New York on Thurs
day. They passed resolutions setting forth
that they had arrived at the gioonn con
c~lusion, that in this crisis, individual exer-
tons could not procure employment or any
means of sustaining Iitt.and calling on the
Mayor to provide work for the unemploy-
ed and starving, on the contemplated pub
lie works.
A number Of speeches were made and
some of the speakers were particularly win
dictiye against tn wealthy. They march
ed in u holy through the streets to the ii
ty Hall, where further speeches were made,
and a communication read, designed To be
cent to the City Council, asking them to
carry out the suggestions recently made
by the Mavor. The Committee having
gained admission to the Mayors Office, pre-
scented their petition. The Mayor read it.
and said he would bring the Memorial OF
the Tcmpkius Square NEE ing before the
the Common Council next week. Where
upon Mr.. Bee!er said:
Mr.. WooD:-You propose to communi
cate our memorial only next week to the
Common Council, against which Intention
We mus! protect with all our power. The
people outside are hungry, and myself the
only protector Of my family, with six
children, being six weeks without working.
W. cannot walt SO long in our present mis-
erv. Why has The Report on Your Message
not vet teen published? The Common
Countl! auointed long ago Committee
Ui Five aud then gave Them orders To niake
their r.l.orl on Or %ttfore tie first Of No
yen,t~r. Now, Mr.. Wood, to day we are
on tie noon Of the 9Th and no report has
yet teen given. The people can not wait
any longer. X x 4 Their sutferlngs are
cruel, and we cannot warrant that the peo-
pIe--their patience exllausted--slould
"hell, themselves by employing physical
power with It's uldNotudulc UiutdittlFs.
He and his comrades, the Committee, had
done all they could to keep the peace,
bu' now the People ask for WORK OR
DEATu.
After this speech, the Mayor answered
that he woui! lring the Memorial before
the Common Council immediately. Tie
Committee then left, and the meeting III
front OF HE City Hall was adjourned to
meet at the same place next Monday
Another meeting, however, was soon after
held in The Park, at which Il blacksmith,
named WILLIAM BowLEs, in his speech,
sad:
There were no doubt many who would
help them. but some enc WAS needed to
show the rich that the poor were in want.
Well then, to Wall street they should go
i and proclaim their situation. The nonied
men must She'll out TO the poor; and, j:
they would not, the musket would be their
resort.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-14
Washington, Nov. 6.

The Secretary of Var received to-day
Il despach from Fort Leavenv orth. stat
ing tina, intelligence had been received
that the Mornons were calling into Salt
Lake City all their forces from the sur
rounding country, and were organizing 10
resist the L. s. troops.
Orders had been sent TO GcneralIIarnev
20 remain at Fort Leavenworth for the
present.
In ease The Nor mors resist our troops,
anothr large to,ce under command of Gen.
Harvey will be Immediately ordered to
Utah.
Omaha City, Nebraska has been designa-
tel hy The Secretary 'f the Treasury II,
the point for the depositing Of the public
funds.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-14

THE WINTER SESSION
or THE
Hazel Green Collegiate Institute
WILL CoMMENCE
November Gls, 1857.

TEyHE friends of the Institution will be pleased to learn
that its patronage is rapidly extending. 1t has JUST
closed its second regular session with 81 students.
Parents and Guardiai IA are assured that every possible
care will be taken Of their children or wards. Their mo-
raj culture will be az much attended to as their lnteiisc-
tual developments.
of Washington Female Seminary, and widely known as a
Teacher of the first order, is engaged as one OF the per-
manent Teachers of the Institute, and will commence ftei
services with the ensuing session.
Boarding can be obtained at prices varying from 81 "
to 81 so per week.
Books of all kinds used in the Institute, Will De Oh
hand at Eastern retail prices.
Miss Sanford, our accomplished Teacher of Piano music
will continue ncr services III that department. l.aile'
desiring il, can also be instructed in Thorough Bass.
Price of tuition vary from IS 90 to Si2 90 for session
Of i've months. Music SO per quarter.
Stuaents desiring 20 Boa themselves can DO accom-
modatcd with rooms in the College building, at mode
rate rent. I7-2m J. LOUGfiRAN, President
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-14
LANDS FOR SALE
N R nj COUNTY,
by L. J.. WOOLLEY,


SDlandid Prairie Farm one mile cart Of the village
"A OF Lancsstcr: Containing 200 acres in a high sat
# - iyatinn: there is on said farm Il large biick dwell
ine well finished; also Il thrifty Young orchard, just he
rinn;ng TO Lear: aud "A large stream of Eater running
throt.tli the farm. Also, 50 acres of timber land
Terms. one-thlfd down, the balance on time to suit pur-
chaser.
ALSO, so acrea of land 2 milcs east q ft1ncafier"-
Mostly prairie eight acres i%nlnroyed AMI teuefu, win
crgp of wheat in the ground, which sill ta sold with fhe
ttnd: ii il we'll watered. Also g acrta OF tinfer Ane
,attom land: tlp whole viii be sold together; this is Z
rare charee far a n;a.i with q smrii amount OF capital
Terms, $3.50 per acte-caEh down.
so Acres # land ~ miles southeast Of Lancaste'
thou, one Enalf has ho. tom tl" balance "i the Ian WI
timber moderate: a fine stream Of water running throusi
II. Price 81 per acre, cash
A
ana Acres unimproved iand, prairie and timber: we
watered and located near Lancaster.
tho north half Of S. I. 4 and y. Fk ofs ". \
of SIC &. town s. Range 4 west: containing 20 acres tin
ba, and 100 Prairie: we'll yateftd, no Improvement; wi
he sold low orexci argef for village property either
.gancqster or Prairie fi hien.
Lancaster, April 18th. 1851. 43-u
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-14

Sc qrof sw qr Of Sec. IL Town 5 N, Range wst
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-14
Lancaster High school,.

The Seconl Term u tais sclopl VII c1m n.nce We'd
nesday, Dec. 10th. aui Goa inue eleven weeks.
The cGiirse of Instruction will comprise all Branches
usually tau slt in Academies; but the principal aim for
the present viii be 10 impart a thorough knowledge o
.Conlnnon English" !
The Depari munfs of Music and Drawing, are in charge
of competent teachers.
Special instruction will b. given to those Students VIII {
IRE preparing 10 teach. Tuition, ~(payatle at middle OF
term)
Common English, $500
Higher English, t@eytra,) 100
Each Language, either Ancient or Mod
ern, (oxtra,) S-,W
Music. {with use Of Instrument,) 1000
No extra charge for Pennlsnsli oor lnciientals-
Board can be oLtaide6in tie village at reasonable iates
Students not received for !, 81 tia half q term
Ii Is highly important that all Students shou!d b
present at the coinnlenceIns mt Of the term, - pernltnenf
nisseas viii then be formed. s. PAGE.
Lancaster. Oct. 3fst. 1877. ~
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-14

how TO RAISE MoNEY.-A writer pro-
poses that all persons having gold and sill
yer ornaments, watches, bracelets, and ar
tlcie' OF that sort, shall take them to the
Assay Office, have them melted down and
aFaw the cash for them. He estimates
mat the sum Of ten millions of dollars
"onld be set III circulation at once by this
operation. tie does not seem To consider
'has al that glltters is not gold"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-14
so Acre Farm For Sale.
LIZ MILES FROM LANCASTER

7 WILL SELL. my Farm lying Ia miles NV. from
acres of the land is ~ploughed. And fifteen fenced. About
10 acres of the farm is too broken for cultivation, the
balance good tillible land. 1t contains an abundance of
Water. Timber. Stone and Sand Quarries, and several a.
cres of bottom, finely adapted to grass. On the same is
a we'll finished Frame House, 2ON 2S, built last year ex-
pressly for the Subscribers use; also, a small Stable
AlsO-Adjoining the above is. 100 ACRES LAND, a
dapted for a good farm. will be sold CHEAP with or separate
from the other. Enquire at this Once.
N. c. GOLDSMITH.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-14
Farm for Rent On Sale

r offer ms farm. situated in E~iienbaro', (scc. o. six
miles ta.t Of I4ancasier and iErer miles north of Me-
20 sey's Mills, for rent or fnr saI---45 aefss u idsr culti-
alton. Is acres in fall what, good house, good water and
ONE timber. There are $40 acres in the farm, which
would he -eld in lntss ] vii sell The property on fair
srIns. hut ia case | fall To sell will rent il. :eserving con-
litions to slil without Interfering with ieser. Enquire
IN tie prepis q ANDREW CRAWFORD,
Oct 18th. 1857. TIT
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-14
HORSES sTRAYED OR sT0LEN-Si5,ou
REV ARD.

GTRAYED or stolen + ON tue subscriber in May last
y residing in Hickory Grove; Grant Cos three head OF
horses, AS follows: one. u dark sorrci. 3 year old horse,
silver name art tail, blaze In forehead, scar on night nip,
one, a dark brown 3 year old mae tlaze in forehead
one. 4 light sorrei . year old mare. star IN forehead ana
'car in breast. will pay the ABOVE reward for de-
ivering said horses 10 me, or in lnopoftiba for ono or
5wo of thcn-or reasonably for information of them.
Oct. 23i, 1857. I4-tf = 100 John WhLfFR