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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-19
EDUCATION.
\IISS TAZEwEII,ss- scIIoo,


MISS TAHEWELL'S SCHOOL Grace
VI street. between 7th and sth.-Ths s.ye,,h a.
ION os this school will commence on the lst da, %,
Ftaher and eie~e On the LIST day OF Juiy ' VI
Tho English department IL exclusively una., IN.
hrcctianof the Primer al, except the philosonhcal
md higher mathematical clasaes which wfii h.
aught by gentleman who has lad several wears.
experience in teaching in cur city.
The French class viii be under the instruction of
Gentleman who has had much success In commun nj.
ating that language. l6-dlms
MISS PEGRAM'S BOARDING AND
vi DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES.-Miss
INGRAM will reopen her School on the LIST day OF
ctober.
She will as heretofore. have entire supervision of
he English Glasses, aided hy competent assistant,
q each Department.
Latin Mathematics. the Physical Sciences and
toral Philosophy will be taught by Mr.. PACE, =
Gentleman of successful experience as q teacher.
The FRENCH LASaU AGE will he under the
barge of Madame A. BERAUD, a Farsian lady OF
hs highest qualifications
The BEtLEs-LETTREsC CLASS will be continued.
- l4-~dts
ss- whig and Enquirer copy, daily and country.
T'IlE next Session of Mrs. BENEFITS
Il SCHOOL. FOR BOYS. will commence en- th'
II OF October.
Her pupils will he thoroughly instructed and pre-
arsd for the advanced classes in Boys Schools
Instruction in Latin and French. If desired.
TERMS, PE8 SESSION:
]nder 10 years of 90
'ei !" Years OF y "
ution in Latin French, ,each................ 10 T
Rs-Locatiop on 9Th, between Grace and franklin
reefs au2-6w
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-27
ADVERTISEMENTS

TTAEE you Dyppspsih, use TEAXAL'S ELIXIR
IL Have yoo RheunansIEa HANGPf0N'5 TIINCLINE.
Are o. bald headed. WOODS HAIR RRNTORATTYR
Do ysa Eant good lniEseut. use FoRsHAS RAIN
D. yoa gast brush comb. bottle ofaoe perfume,
SO % The Bridge Corner Drug EtOTe.
e veg Eant % make sep qek good ond cheap his
Isyour horse lame SICK use NERcHATs GARGLIEG
Have yeu The piles, the eeFtaIn PILE OINTMENT
Have you cough, use The HOARH0UTD RALsAN.
DO
Gho1lAsF BEAea Port EonnaIe
Supporter Balra Of = Thou1and Flowers
Truss Electric on
RAE4Aee Syringe
belt Pine Sponge
60 TO the Bridge corner EFHR stsFe.
H0HaVay'S Pulls and ointment
BAKERS Cod Liver on
BoeThGVe's Holland Bit&eRa
H0ohandas German BitteFB
BrilEs CarneF Drnggifla
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-27
fsPoor Old Uncle Ned.n.

ttPoor Old Uncle Ned.''
And he had wool on the top Of his head, tr
On the place where the wool ought to groE.r
2HERE are some folks a-days, the same lRmepta
bic NIX With Uncle Ned. They may soon change their
cong Of to Of rejoicing, they win only use ts
means which Art offers 70 Nature, to aid her
EmePBOu'B Hair h eBGOFnlGVe,
Is we'll known and valuable HAIR TONIC. There an
those in Wheeling who testify power preventing
through sickness or otherWise, the hair had
EmerSon's Hair TosIe IL for sale BY
I. II LOGAN & CO.,
tdeel1 fsts1 Bridge Corner
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-27
MRW RnnKs

IA. G. oRRs formerly J. a. Iho1PsSn's,) No. III
n Main street Just received large invoice Or msce
aneous School and Blank Boos also general assortment
Of Wan paper. Among our books may found GibbonS
Rome Hune0 England IFVings Life Of Warrington Dicks
and RoIh1 Works, Putarch! Lives, Cark'l and seotts
Commentaries also, BentOnS Thirty YeRrs the senate
Kanea Exploring Expeditions Bedsoe on Liberty and sla
very the Hs Of the Shateuue, NEamI, HaWatha, Marry
ing Too Late, &c, &c.
We have also large number books selected expressly
for the Holidays which rather than described
Also the Publications Of tie PreSby Board Sunday
School Union and Tract Society.
Every thing usually found Book and ationery line
kept constanty on hand, At No. III Main dee6
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-27
TO H00SEKEEPBRS.

7 q HVUE9 EI-UIIIJ.
IN STORE and for sale. reduced prIseo fOoWin
articles, Plate Warmers, aeg styles and plaIn
Coal Vases, i've sets Five Stands Of different guaites
Also Fenders, Ash Pans Coal Seuttes Toilet sets, slo
Buekets Cake, Spice and knife Boxes Corn pope
Hearth BrOos, assorted Table, Coffee and Te
Mats, Chahng and Vegetable nseg, Plated Spoons and
York; Of the best quality; Clothes Travelling and Cap
be9 OF various patterns Eide Irons, Mee Meat CuerG
and various other articles useful House Keepers.
MN. HEBURN
deck No. 81 Monroe Street.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-27

WE have nov in Etere the following make Of bleach
w and Brown Cottons, in ali widths. which We viii
At prices Is low aS can be bOueht In the city:
SempeT Tdem, (Bleasdl
Water Twist, do
Z" PFssnix, do
IS ATties, Extra hFHVy1 do
Also, large supply Of white Reel" n. 7. AS,
InloSe celebrated Housewife Cotton.
BROWN GOODS.
Bale 81 tSeVersIuko
- - HConestogan
~ st 'sW0terloo's
We also have large supplies Of inflow case linenS
shestlnES Table Diaper Daaask Towels, T0TeIpg Doyl
and NAPKINS Of an skies, qualities and patterns.
noVI HRISKELL = SWEARISGEN.
JOBS! GREAT JoBsI BONNETs
Just OPENED-S cases Of Bonnets Of the following
- Split straw, Swiss Straw, Tuscan Brilliant BTAIS.
the latest styles; for sale by the retail lowe
figure than ever before seen In Wheeling.
ALS0-SeapOlitan BoDnetE;
20 boxes RneheS-lStest styles;
s pS- Straw Shifting;
9 pc. SeApOlit1n do;
WhIsku Blonde, lie. Ee.
AtWhOlesale and retail by
my9 STONE THOMAS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-27
WALh ~. G.EMILElLEMl -.

Walk IN, GENTLEMEN
TAXI pleasure my and patrons and
\ the citizens o. wheeling generally, that hare iust
ceTed my Spring and Summer Cloths, CaSsmeTs
and ye3ttngs together with fun OF Gents Fnr
nishIng Goods.
Ny stock has been selected With great from the best
New YORK and Phladelpa markets. styles are very
neat and e 70 quality they are second 70 none being Of ne
very best makes and which prepared 70 up or
style and best manner.
good AZ guaranteed in an cases or sale, by
j. II. SFALLA1VE, Merchant Tailor,-Z-
3
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-27
New Savings Bank Store,
OID POST OFFICE

sGEr.OSYl1. ~ II v4E2SlE5I Z SRIEE1gE-
NILLLBA5 Of Wheeling md VieintYs-Thia old
healh relnlnds me dat may not b aIsa g can
attention to Fan and Winter Boots shoea hats
CaPg Umbrellas and Carpet Sacks Of Market
ADD Monroe Sree8, where you Win And great variety Of
fAHonae lately received GoodB suitable season. At
Low pEees.
Very thankful for The liberal patronage received since
coming Amnust you respectfully solicit you can and
e1aa2e my stock o. Vfn be pleasure 70 and
yOnJ tha1 uniting labor With rest that nay EiTe their or
SpEnE health and 70 ths adding Industry and economy
winter Bonnet8, yure,
Can ~ Tie Old p y Once, opposite the 1EcLuFe.
GenGe11en, Hyea wish to purchase fashionable Cap
osllls ne above Plsss, there yqa vim Ees-shns
10 Country Merchants have dispose Of at
eelo Ell. MArsnN.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-07-11


FoLLowIxu BAD ExAMPLEs.-One OF
Our State exchanges, the name Of which
we have inadvertently lost, says very tru-
":
The example Of ex-Gov. Barstow seems
not 70 be lost upon his Democratic broth
rem throughout the gnion. Not long
since the Democratic Governor Of Missis-
sippi claimed that his term Of Office was
unlimited, next BRIGHAM Young, the
great Apostle OF Sauatter Sovereignty,
declares pothing short of Omnlpotenee
shall remove HIN, then Mayor Wood, the
idol Of New York Democracy, declares a
recent law Of the State, which limits his
power somewhat, unconstitutional and re-
sists It's execution BY force and now We
have the Democratic Canal Commission
ers Of the State OF Pennsylvania endea-
yorino to nullify a recent law of that
state. which, by disposing Of the public
works. dispenses with their services. 30
It goes ali over the country. The reign OF
buck-African Democracy is characterized
by arrogant assumption Of power, fraud
and official speculation,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-07-11


How TO SuBDUE Vicious HoRsE.-
On looking over some old papers the other
LAY, we came across the following, which
if true, Is worth knowing. 1t seems that
a fruitless effort was being made by a
blacksmith to shoe a vicious horse, which
resisted all efforts, kicking everything a.
side but the anvil aud came near killing
himself against that, when by mere acct
dent an officer returning from Mexico
came past, and being made acquainted
with the difficulty, applied complete
remedy by the following simple process:
He took cord about the size of bed
cord, 7ut IL II. a vssi ' vt.~ i-ss.ssr~ ',i-~
"a bit and tied it tightly on the top Of
the animals head, passing his left ear UNI
der The string, not painfully tight, but
tight enough 10 keep the ear down and
the cord ii its place. This done, he pat.
ted the horse gently on the head; and
commanded him to follow, and instantly
the horse obeyed, perfectly subdued, and
AS gentle aud obadent as we'll trained
dog; suffering his feet to be lifted with en-
tire impunity, aud acting in all respects
like an old stager. The simple string,
thus tied had N ,de him at oncs as dociie
and obadIent rs any one could deslre.s
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-07-11
CUsIous SrATIsrIcs.-sone recently

| Curious STATIsTICs.--Sone recently
published statements regarding the popu-
| IL ton, extent, trades and number of dwell.
iings Of London, show even more fabulous
amount Of its greatness than WAS ever be-
fore dreamed Of. II we walk around and
about that city, or attempt to reach It's ex-
IRENE points and SUBURBS we cannot but
wonder whore the people all come from TO
fill these masses OF houses, or where the
limits ought to be found. That city which
at tbs beginning of the present century
numbered $4,000 Inhabitants, at the cen
Isvs Of 1851, contained 2,862,000. For
the ten years preceding, from 1912 to
1851, the population had increased seven
teen per cent. Since that time it has in
creased in the same, it not larger proper
ton, SO thata population Of no less than
six millions Of people would be the result
Id 1900. Thus we may see- that our
Great Western cities, St. Louis, Chicago,
Cincinnati, or even our great metropolis,
are not alone wonderful in their growth.
The London Chronicle has made a cal
culatiop from which it appears that there
are more Smiths, Joneses, Browns, Robin
sons, ana Tkompsons, in London, than any
other city in the world paris and the Chi
nese cities excepted) has inhabitants; that
Vienna has not as many denizans as Lon
don has servants; and the shocnakers,
pnblcans and dealers in meat and vegeta
bles would make larger population BY
far than all Berlin contains, and nearly as
large as that Of New York; and London
has more Iast-makers than Frankfort has
citizens, and more clerks than Boston has
iulabi.ants. We think there is food for
reflection in these facts.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-07-11

ag The right ''Iot to be sued' WREN
has been fully established for our coiored
fellow citizens by the decision Of Judge Ia
nev in the bred Scott ease Is likely to oe
) usesul. one. The Bangor Waay gives the
following report Of 4 case in the police
court Of that city
aDavid Sanylssvs. William l.. Barronette.
action of debt for $40 balance Of account.
The defendant being Of African descent,
and having no rights which white men are
bound to respect, put ID speclal plea Ina'
,nler the late decision Of the Y. 5. Su-
eye,ne Court by Judge fancy he is not q
Ir;;;zsn of the u. S., and therefore cant sue
In any court, nor Dc sued. The learned
counsellor for the plaiatitf. being bunker
b,f The most hankerish stripe, Immediately
Upon reading the plea wilsed and allowed
a nons nit.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-07-11
~ COVER & GOLDSMITH
rOrtDsT THOU BE FRIEND OF MINE /!

Touldst thou be friend of mine,
Thou must be quick aud bold,
When the right is to be done,
And the truth is to be tod.
Wearing no friend like smiles,
When the heart is not within
Making no truce with fraud or guile,
No compromise with sin.
Open Of eye and speech
Open OF heart aud hand
Holding thine own as bat in trust
For thy great Brother hand.
True to thy father land
True TO thine own true love.
True 10 thy altar and thy creed,
And thy good God above.
Yet with no bigot's scorn,
For faith sincere as thine,
Though more Of form attend the prayer,
Or less Of pomp the shrine.
Remembering Him who spoke
The word that cannot lie:
"Where two or three in my name meet,
There IN the midst am l."
I bar thee not from faults
Cop wot it were nvain--
Inallenlabe heritage,
Since that primeval stain.
Tbs wisest have been fools;
The surest stumbled sore;
Strive thou to stand, or fai,ea, rise,
ask thee not for more.
This do, ami thou shalt knit
Firmly thy soul TO mine.
Next the dear love of Cop above,
Such friends on earth be mine.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-07-11

re- The California papers state that, in
Of the extravagadt PR Q de-
msnded by the Panama line for pr ssage,
a number Of parties, consisting of botil gem
tlernen and ladies have been formed f'r the
purpose Of returning across the plains
The overland route will be preferred here
after, both as moro economical and agree
able. Even if theNicaragaa transit should
bereopened, il will be, 10 doubt, so con-
tgolled as to benefit the Panama monopo-
IL.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-07-11
Eaovg TO Fail AsEeep.

| In curious essay by Dr.. Binn, on the
l"Anatony Of Sleep" he thus directs US
! how TO fall asleep:
"The great point to be gained 10 order
to secure sleep, is to escape from thought
especially from that clinging, tenacious,
/ ilnpeFious thought which, in most cases Of
waketulness, has possession of the mind.
always effect this by the following sim
pie process:-I turn my eye balls as lar to
the right or left, or upward or downward,
as can without pain, and then commence
rolling them slowly, with that divergencv
from direct line of vision, around in their
sockets, and continue doing this until
tail asleep; which occurs generally within
three minutes, and always within five at
most. The immediate effectof this procc.
Idure differs from that Of any other which,
ever heard,.o procure sleep. Il not mere-
Fly diverts thought into new channel, but
actually suspends it.
"Since became aware of this, have
Iendeayored innumerable times, while thus
rolling my eyes, to think upon particular
subject, and even upon that which before
kept ME awake, but could not. AS long
at they were moving around,n my miad was
"a blauk If any one doubts t.is let him
try the experiment for himself l wish he
would-let him pause just here, and make
lit. | venture TO assure him that if he
makes il in good faith, in the manner de-
scribed, the promise Of penny for his
thoughts, or for each of them, while the
operation is in progress, will add very lit
tie to bis wealth. Such being its effect,
we cannot wonder that it should bring
sleep to nervous and wakeful man at
night. The philosophy of the matter is
very simple. a suspension of thought is
to the mind what a suspension Of travel or
labor is to the weary body. 1t enjoys the
luxury Of rest; the strain upon its faculties
removed, it falls asleep as naturally as the
farmer in his chair, after toiing all day in
the fclds.'
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-07-11

Lazy BoYs.-A lazy boy makes lay
man, as sure as a crooked twlg makes
crooked Tree. Whoever yet saw q boy
grow up in idleness, that did not make a
shftcss yagabond when he became man
unless he had a fortune left him to keep
up appearance. The greatest mass Of
thieves, paupers and criminals that I'LL ouf
penitentIaries and amlshouses, have come
10 what they are by being brought up 10
idleness. Those who constitute the bust
ness portion of the community-those who
make our great and useful men-were
trained up in their earliest boyhood to be
industrious.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-07-11

HooPs DooAED.-Ladies, prepare for
an extreme change in your habits, for
Paris correspondent of the New York
Courier says: Lank as the Recarnies for
800, tho substitute for the full blown rose
we now behold the belle of ls4S will coma
upon us in appalling uumitigsted deforrni-
ty, sans crinoliae, sa'as basque, sans bus
tie, sans waJ, sans wool, sans cane, sans
STEEL, sans everything.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-07-11

$50. MARRY.n-The most beautiful
flowers are those which are double, such as
double pinks, double roses, double dahllas.
What an argnraient is this against the chill
ing deformity Of single bedsteads $50,
marry" is written on everything beautiful
that the eye rests upon-beginnlng With
the birds Of paradise, and leaving OF with
apple blossoms.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-07-11

Gg NV son," said an old turbaned
Turk, one day, taking his child by the
hand in the streets of Carlo, and pointing
out to him on the opposite side a French
man just imported, in all the elegance Of
Partisan costume. "My son, if you ever
forget God and His prophet, may you look
like that
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-07-11
Straw Berries TO Preserve
Tfserss.

Some Of ctr readers who have a surplus
| Of this excellent, but shoit-lived fruit, may
Iproit by the annexed receipts, which Wa
! find in the Ohio Cultisator.
| SrRAwRERRY PRESERVES Select tho
largest and handsomest berries, weigh
them and spread on pla;ters. For each
pound Of fruit, allow pound of powdered
| white sugar. Sprinkle half this amount
iover the berries, and let them stand sever
hours IN 3 good cool place to harden and
TO form llqaor. Put them in a poreelsin-
lined kettle, aud BY degrees strew on the
rest Of the sugar. Boil them slowly for
fifteen minutes, skimming tkougough!y,
ithen take them from the syrup and spread
again on platters, to cool and harden into
shape. Then put them into wide mouth
ed glass bottles, pour tie syrup on boiling
hot and seal the jars.
STRAWBERRY JElLy-Take the berries
when first ripe and fresh, mash and drain
them through a flannel bag. To each
pound o! juice put a pound Of white sugar
and onethird Of the white Of an egg
Boil slowly about ten minutes, slinlning
thoroughly, then dip it into tunblers and
cups aud set It in supaY window uncover
ed till it jellies, then seal them over. Ii
will never form very fem Jelly, but it is
delicious and beautiful.
STRAWBERRY JAM SMALL ans. poor Der.
rieS will answer, tclean and free from de-
cay. Mash with wooden pestIe, add to
each pound one-fousth Of a pound Of brown
sugar, boil about fifteen minutes, aud
sea-! up IN al eartbep, glass and stone jars.
CANNED vBgamEs.-Pu the Dor
RES over the fire without sugar and with
almost no water, and as soon us the whole
mass is raised to she boiling point, dip it
while boiling into cans, (glass. is better
than tin for such acid fruit and pour over
the fruit in each can a little boiling syrup,
i.early thick enough to candy. Fill per-
fectly full, and seal air light at once
These are vers fine eaten with cream.
Strawberries should never be washed for
preserving. If dirty, do not use them -
Strawberry short cake is luxury. Make
IA large,thick shoFt-cake, split twice through
land spread with butter and layer of fresh
strawberries and sugar. put the parts to-
gother and serve hot.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-07-11

EEIke Marvel says, after hearing
hull sermon preached by q dandy, ne az
ID friend what he thought Of the d
course? He replied:
If they go on preaching in this We
the grass viii soon be knee deep in The
streets Of heaven"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-07-11

The GoLD Paooucr.--A private letter
from San Francisco, received by the lass
steamer, states Is the opinion Of the writer,
that the yield of gold for the year 1857,
viii not be mnch less than one husdrsJ
millions of douars. Ifthis be SO, it will
show gain Of near fifty millions over ths
average previous annual yield.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-07-11

Far PEOPLE rabeau said Of man
WHO was exceedingly fat, that God Great
ed him only to show to what point the
human skin could stretch without break
80.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-07-11
Can't be filled.

You can't Ill man as you ell up pitcher !;
He always will hold
4 little more gold,
and never so rich that he wouldn't be richer.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-07-11

RAILROAD SoLD.-rne Main Line
Public Works Of Pennsylvania was solds
auction at Philadelphia, on the 25th, f
s7.5oo.ooo. Only one bid was mafs
and that in behalf of the Pennsylvasss
Railroad Company. This trade is cons.
cred a favorable one, to both parties.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-07-11

BoARDING-WA We are frequent
" asked the amount Of wages paid, and
Inc price charged for 5arliag in this sec
ton Of the west. Let Us answer thi;
question for the information ofsarrivals as
well rs to satisfy those Of our eastern
friends who may be contemplating q re
lnoyal hitler.
Master Carpenters get $3.50 per day.
Hands about 81.
Master Masons mot Of the .'F. & A
sort, but the workers in veritableBrick and
Mortar get $2,5oto SO per day,
Jour. Mechanics working indoors are
paid from 81 to $l.50 and boarded. La
borers receive 81 and beard, or sl,5o
without. Farm hands receive from SIC
to $2l per month.
Sawyers $40 per mouth without board
Teamsters SIS per month and found.
Printers 30cts. per one thousand ems.
Clerks average SIG per month.
Help as the ankees call 'shired girl,
is worth ST. to S. per week.
Board at hotels is worth 81, 80 to S6,5C
without rooms; at boarding houses $500,
Washing $l,oo per dozen.- McGregol
Times.
The above rates are about the STANDARD
of the west-they are the Grant County
figures as near as we can learn.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-07-11

EE The teIegraphs now in operation IN
the United States consume annually about
$50. 900 worth Of zinc, Sl29,000 worth OF
nitric acid, and $4,000 worth Of mercury,
besides various other sums for suiphuric
acid, DC,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-07-11

SAVE YoUR OWN GARDEN SErDs.-
There is no sufficient reason why there
should be such dearth Of seeds as ap-
pears throughout our State. During the
planting season we have had hundreds OF
applications for the commone>t kinds, such
as every farmer and gardener ought to have
in store.
This year, ii is to be hoped every cult
vator will see 10 it that a generous quantity
of approved varieties of seeds be put up Al
the proper time, SO that '55, instead OF
buyinc as considerable cost, loss Of time,
and risk of failure, be will have enough OF
the very best for bis own use, end few for
distribution. H.
II Wisconsin, Farmer
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-07-11
to The people residing here, while The
name Of Dubuque has been sounded
abroad in all the land Dubuque Tiinos.

<Septenlber, 1852.
I See I.augworths's Lectures, pp. e5 y.
tGen. Lewis we take the liberty Of Mentioning iyane-
p.ey engaged in business erecting trading house
The CO rner Of Main sad Third streets. His ard the
house Of Mr. p. a. ofimier VINO the spring.
were the first buildings erected Msu street M.
Lewis rather fa Mr. Isrniicfs more substantial,
being Constructed of kewn logs. Thomas Rtazier who
lives miles from tie city, both architect
and builder for sfr. Iosimicr.