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J,O PLANTERS, BUILDERS, etc.
SOUTHERN FIRE-PRooF ROOFING


SOUTHERN FIRE-PROoF ROOFING.
The undersigned offers to the public FireProof Roong
tera possessing the following everything Of
the kind which has heretofore been dscovered
1t cheaper than STATES require heavy tmbered
and expensive roofs will last long, needs NO REPAIRS
and when finished has the appearance Of STONE.
1t is invaluable for repairing OLD ROOFS. Old Shnge
Roofs be covered without removing the Shingles It
percedes the necessity Of valley hanging cutters.
OLD MET AlIC ROOFS be made perfectly tight and
Roofs which have given trouble for and which
have continued leak in spite of all efforts be made per-
fectly tight.
1t Is ncombustibe mpervous water affected by
the atmosphere The and conductor OF heat
1t be applied any species of roofs fiat nclined
be applied the sides of houses taking suecong
cement and will give building covered the external
pearance OF being constructed of stone.
the omntbusses inval
uabe and would render railroad ties mpeshah when coated
with it, they would longer be exposed TO the atmosphere
the water.
Planters and Builders can be furnished with the souhern
Fire Proof Rooang with plain instructions how apply it,
COTTON GINS.
RAILROAD CARS and DEPoTS
BRIDGES,
WAREHOUSES;
all be covered and made perfectly Fire and WateProo
We are prepared to make contracts which will superin
tend furnish the material OF the country with in
strucIions how IT,
We are prepared 10 negotiate builders others tor the
purchase of the right of States Parishes Counties and Terrific
rles.
GLENNoN COLEMAN Il co.
Liberal inducements offered to Builders and others
Agents.
will meet with prompt attention.
M4Waned-Agents IN all parts OF the country. ml3 6mkW
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PATENTED COPPER LIGHTNING RODS.

Copper has eight times the conducting power Of iron and
more durable and less liable TO Again, single
electricity win heat Iron Rod thirty degrees Copper
Rod onysx For further particulars apply circulars
the office of the undersigned
Applications for Agencies orders for Stock Models and
all communication. relating business will receive me
diate attention, ii addressed
Hw. R. JACKSON, IS St. Charles street,
New In
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.=~ r,nvy,u.u-s-zs., NEW ORLEANS, JACh-
Ss Il ~ ~ son Avn GREAT NoRTHERF


On and after Saturday, the 10th day of April 1858
Train will leave New Orleans daily 70 A. NJ and
arrive at Canton at O'Clock P. NJ.
Returning will leave Canton 730 A NJ and arrive New
no 1nrkp
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H. wLrxRMAk. CHAs. n. wLrERnAH.
sr=suAsLxzTzEEt j. WATERMAN d KEsOfEKEtR
~SahkE.AEEye HARDWARE MERCHANTS, cerner of Com:
SsY5ri and Magazine streets, have hand and
dnly receiving hy foreign aud domestic
rivals general assortment of articles comprising In part
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, ETC.
Irln, Steel, Nails, Rope,
Axes Chains, Scythes,
Carpenters Tools complete
Goopers' Tools,
Anvils, Vices, Bellows,
Stock and Ties, Screwplates,
Garden Engines, P1mps,
Ploughs, Hay Cutters Corn Shllters,
Agricultural Implements.
MILL Crosse and Pit Saws,
Ok Yokes, Bows, Singletrees
Turning Iiathes,
Hoss, Hsmes shoves and Spades, Platform Scales,
Andirons Tenders, Shovels and Tongs Corn Mills,
Copper and Iron Coal Hods, Cob CIushers
Single and Double Barrel Guns,
Coffee Hecas, Chatting Dishes,
Chinese Gongs, Iron BedsteRds,
Britannia and Plated Ware,
Meat Cutters, Sausage Suffers,
Stock Kettles, Portable Forges,
o33ly Seines, Fishing Tackles, etc. etc.
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DOCTOR HOOFLAsD's
~ CELEBRATED

DoCToR HooFLAsD's
~ CELEBRATED
GERMAN BIT TERS,
Prepared by DR. G. NJ. JACKSON, PHILApKLPaIA, Pa.
Liver Complaint Dyspepsia 1aasecs ChronIe Nervous
arising from disordered Liver or Stomach.
Constipation Inward Piles Fuiiness or Blood to the Head
Aeid Of the semsen Nausea Heartburn Disgust for Food
e o ush Il the f P S IN omseh sns
the Head Hurried and difficult Breathing, Futterng the
posnre Din Of Vision Dots Webs before Sight
and Dnl Pain in the Head Deficiency of Perspiraton
chest Limbs etc. Sudden Flassss y Heat Burning IL the
Flesh Constant Inaagnings of Evil and Depression
calling the attention public to this
rs virtues and adaptation diseases is recon-
mended.
iis and untred article but ths,
reputation and sale unrivaed by preparations
and well known physicians individuals parts Of the
country Is and careful perusa Of the Almanac pub
Of his Agents cannot but satisfy the skepca that this
PRINCIPAL oice and sanufacOry No. ARCH street. Phil
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail, by
J. WRIGHT CO.,
go lyaW q and Isl Chartres street.
L,OwLER's PATENT STEAM BOILERS
economy proved preferable to the ord
boilers: They combine the following advantages
simple in construction do the ord
nary cylinder or aed Boiler and not half muCh other
Planters and others interested these Boilers in opera
tion at the following places in the city
let Refinery L. Homes Ornamental Iron Works.
and circulars with plan of the Boiler will any part
Of the country on application to
Manufacturer Of Pressure Locomotive Flued Cyn-
der Boilers Stana Pipes Fire Fronts Crate Bars Valves
R- An work done at this establishment will guaranteed
equal in point Of workmanship and MATERIAL any the
country and at the lowest prices. MA 6mkW
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NTOTfCE-A GENTLEMAN AND LADY OR TWO SIN
IN eie gentlemen can be accommodated with boarding In
sbis naics fe2 Ii
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v n cORRY. J. B. BocKIUs.
CICfSLEs q co., DRUGGISTS AND APOtHEUA
- RIES S3 and 90 Canal street. New 0eaDs-Importers
and Wholess Dealers in DRUGS, MEDICINES, Surgical In
Htruments, etc.
s-ship Steamboat Plantation and Family Medicines put
up sith particular and guaranteed fresh and genuine.
ly
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Ssssepy&gSgaS SHIPS, STEAMBOATS, AND Fam
k$S essupped with Beet, Pork, Mutton and Veal
N saussges, Tripe and every thing in the butcher
Ing line and half barrels of Choice Corned Beef
put up order for Cabin Family Use at Stalls Nos T. g. 50
and 6l OLD FRENCH MARKET, by
MERKEI. PARKER.
N B-steamboats shipssupped with all kinds of Live
Stock such as fresh mch Cows Hogs shoat Pigs Sheep
Coats Geese. Ducks. Chickens. ETC. seq ly
NOUBLING TaE LNCOME OF COTTON
II PLAN ANTERs.
PATENTED IMPROVEMENT IN THE MANUFACTURE
OF YARNS
Employing Spin the Crop about onefourth the
required this number consisting of children Of
six of and above and women unit for powing OF
picking cotton - - -
BINATI0N OF MACHINERY, inclusive Of the STEAM EN-
CINE if necessary-namely: The Gin with Lap Appendage
Machine the Sequent Machines Of the Spinning Se
res and have all arranged in the Spinning Room tse
plantation, complete with great dispatch Also competent
oNE-HALF OF THE NEW PORTION OF THE INCOME
the very first year, will MORE THAN PAY for the whole
Machinery inclusive of the Steam Engine and the spnners
Wages.
Ny IMPROVEMENT in results to the Planter equiva-
lent his having purchased OF plantation ETC.,
productive than those he now works. while his Spin
ming will prove his diversion will exempt from
the anxeties inherent Planting, Gathering and
Baiing up crop.
MACHINERY is CASH ARTICLE, but for good accept
anee grant reasonable fRcies and for the RIGHT OF
THE PATENT onefourh to be paid me Of the
ave the Yarns bring Cotton
nsuring payment should the plantation change
Propositions from Planters may made and to know
Machinery in their particular they must not omit
has the number OF pounds OF their
how many pounds of Yarn day they must Spin.
s22H GhD, @. HRNRY. Mobile Ala.
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>. DIR. BAAIxEE TREATS ALL Dis

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k&& FOR BHEMEN THE NEW Al SHIP
hFXN e. IF. Gabain, Capt Won Hagen, having the
bulk Of her engaged, will with dispatch.
For freight of tobacco, cotton, etc, apply to
BAXTER, LOWELL CO.
For having splendid accommodations apply the
canta board
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-02-06
Lafayette Co. Lead Mines.

Never, since ls4s. have our lead mines
looked SO we'll and so prosperous as at the
present. We hear every day or two Of
new leads being struck, or old ones being
opened out. This week, valuable lead
has been struck on entire new ground be-
tween here and Benton. The fortunate
owners, We're offered we hear, $4,000 for
one half. Since this discovery was made.
about one hundred and fifty men have
shouldered their digging apparatus and
are all doing well With few excep-
tons.
1t is estimated that there is now ready
for market2 900, oOolbs, and over Of lead ore
IN and about this town and Paper Money
won ! buy nothing but gold and silver
will take it, if it lays in the drifts for TWEEN
ty years. Old miners say that there will
be three times as much mineral taken ont
here this year, as there was last.-ILafav.
cite County Herald.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-02-06
The Code in Dangsr-where's Jo Millsl

A bill was introduced in the Assembly
this morning, to repeal the code. There
has also been some move in the Senate in
the same direction.
Joe Mills had better be on hand. There
is now telling what may turn up Mad
Journal.
We hardly think there is danger of SO
rash an act by the present legislature; Mr..
Mills is quiet at home this winter, im
mersed in Poetry and German Philosophy
law and Notwithstanding himself
for future deluging of the Legislature
with his refreshing showers. His proieci
to- dccentralize the management of the
school lands and school funds is not aban
doned; as soon as the public mind progress
ses sufficiently to elect a majority..of homes,
men to both branches of the legislature,
MIR. Mills will be there to urge his code of
iron and decentralising reforms-theJoug
nars scannings Notwithstanding. The
people of Mr.. Mills county and district
who know him best, will stand by ard
support him whenever he consents to serve
them again.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-02-06
MEDICAL SCIENCE.

The history of'HOOFLAND'S GERMAN
BITTERS," the most re remarkable Medicine
of the day, and the many cures that have been
performed with it in cases of LIVER CON-
PLANT, DYSPEPSIA, Nervous DEBILITY, and
diseases arising from d sordered liver or sto
mach, places it among the most astonishing
discoveries that has taken place in the medical
world. The diseases to which these Bitters
are applicable are so universal that there are
but few of our friends who may not test their
virtues in their own families or circle of ac-
quaintances and prove to their own satisfac-
ton that there is at least one remedy among
the many advertised medicines, deserving the
public commentator. 1t is fact that, in the
minds of many persons, prejudice exists a
Egainsi what are called Patent Medicines: bnt
why should this prevent you yesorting to an ar
ticle that has such an array of testimony to
support it as Hoofand's German Btters p
Physicians prescribe it, Why should YOU $
card it? UNNECESSARILY considered men of ia
lent, have and do use it in their own families
Why should you reject it? Clergymen and
those the most eminent, take it; why should
not you? Let not your prejudice usurp your
reason, to the everlasting injury of your health;
II you are sick and require medicine try these
Bitters.
These Bitters are prepared and sold by DR.. C.
M. Jackson, No 418 Arch Street, Philadel-
phia, Pa, and by druggists and storekeepers in
every town and village in the United States,
CanadAs, West Indies, and South America, at
IS cents per bottle. See that the signature of
c. M. jackson, is on the wrapper of each bot
tie.
rCallis & Pepper, Agents in Lancaster.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-02-06
MIR. Ury,s Letter from cuba.
HAVANA, Jan. Is, 1858.

11AN ANA, Cohs Act AoOO.
Mr.. EDIToR:-As had nothing very
interesting to write you from New Orleans,
concluded to wait till l arrived here in
this Spanish, Creole, Negro countrv. l
arrived in Havana last Sunday, on Ste I'M
er Philadelphia. Same afternoon | went
to Bull-6ght where | saw II horses mas
sacred and horned cattle-admittance
So 90. There attended the fight some
1000 negro creoles, fools-including your
humble servant. Such barbarous lights
come off every Sunday afternoon. Any
civilized white man, when ones in, would
give twice the fee to get out again If AN
opportunity offered. The streets OF Ha-
lvana are Is to 20 feet wide, with side
walks Is inches in width, all stone build
ings one and two stories high with tiled
roofs. Some of the old Catholic churches
appears to have been erected 1000 years
before Adam. Havana contains popula-
ton of over 200, 900 within the wall limits,
besides the standing army of s or 10000;
the rural population of Cuba is 10000
Three or four men of war are anchored in
the harbor, with terrible guns on eli her
side pointing in every direction. am told
there are 1000 Americans and English
here; if there are l would like to see
them. Every one meet appears to be
Spanish, but several of them putting up
here at the Gardner House speak Eng
lish. The Creoles are very peaceable
and mannerly people. Up to this time
have not seen drunken man, nor fight
except the aforesaid bull fight. 1t is very
warm here; the mercury has ranged sc
far 500, $50, 900 and 500. l talked yes.
terday with native of the West Indies
who feared the murcury would get down
to $50 as it did last winter If one OF
two hundred thousand Of the natives were
this day transported to the Wisconsin
prairies, clad as they are, the south would
have some show to get possession Of this
beautiful island-not otherwise for it Is
perfectly fortified. Sugar, Oranges, Ba-
nanas, and all kinds of tropical fruits and
Vegetables are cheap but everything else in
the way of living is dear, particularly board
for Americans. l pay So so per day, be-
sides extras. Should l remain here long,
consider me broke and native of Cuba
as there is no show to get out without a
passport as well as one to get in. They
want Americans here some and somt
they don't as they charge us ~ 90 to get
In and only Sc 90 to leave. The climate
does not suit me, though l like it better
than in New Orleans; here, it does not
rain much-there it rains most of the
time. think will not remain here long
but l will 60 from here to Charleston Oh
New York. | have been walking out in
the hot sun, which makes me very nervous.
There is no Post Office here; if there was
[ could not prepay; foreigners here have
to hand their letters to the Vice Royal, 0,
some other officer. | have deposited thi;
letter with the Steamer Black Warrior fol
New York. |. G. URy.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-02-06

'THE Ass kNowErH IT'S Masters CRIB
The editor Of the Dubuque North Vest,
who stands almost alone among the Dem
ocrats of Iowa, in support of the Leeomp-
ton fraud, and who has performed the part
Of turnkey to a ridiculous degree, announces
in letter from Washington, that, by of
fetal orders he will soon publish the adj
vertisement of the mail lettings for the
State of Iowa. The job is a profitable
one, but taken in conjunction with the ed
itor's recent course, affords prvsumptive ev,
idence of the price of his principles Ga
lena Courier.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-02-06
CT. Ct. Summons-Conkey,e t

Joel Allen Barber, PPff., against Orrin s. Conkey II
ceased, Defendants.
Circuit Court of Grant County, Wisconsin. In Fss
after October Term, 1857, viz: January 2Sth y
THE STATE OF WISCONSIN,
To THE ABoyE-NAMED DEFENDANTS:
V-OU are hereby summoned and required 70 y
L the complaint of the Plaintiff in the actoh u J
will be fled in the Office of TIE Clerk OF the
Court of said County at Lancaster in said Goun9l
serve copy of your answer to said complain.
subscriber at his office in the village OF lancss'ei
County, within twenty days after service Of thls I
mons upon you exclusive of the day OF sncn 'e s
and If you fail to answer said complaint withn M
aforesaid and hereby required the pialnth m
to the Court for the relief demanded in salu Se
DATED Lancaster this 2sth January, a. D. -. io''
E. D. LOWRY, Prfrs. Atty, N
6t33 Lancaster u
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-02-06
CT. Ct. Su111mons-McC nlloehe'

State of Wisconsin, Grant County, S.. ,,,c,g
George Iiddle vs. John McCulloch, Sarah NJ H..s
his wife and Peter easier. Grant Circuit OO''
MONS
THE STATE OF WISCONSIN, j., ueccg
To John McCulloch, Sarah d. NV
his wife and Peter Casler-Defendants. -
VoU are hereby sommoned and requirena con-
i the complaint in this action OF Wnicn If vouI
herewith served upon you, and serve copy " 6e ID
swer to said complaint (Which complaint y IS aid @
County, at Lancaster, Grant Co., Wis., !ne aid cod
at their Office in the vilageof Lancaster ~ srclua
within twenty days after the service hereof = snsw
the day of such service. And if you iali ~ hee
complaint within the time aforesaid, anu a a0nrt foil
quired, the said Plaintiff will apply to tne August
relief demanded IN the complaint.-Dateu
1857. BARBER Il LOWRY, .-,;e
otS3 Attorneys for Pta'nWayi .cca5,
Lancaster Grant County, W.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-02-06
Visiting SCHOOLS.

Superintendents and school officers, it is
your duty to visit the schools OF your
towns and districts, the oftener the better.
Let day be appointed for several OF you
to meet in the distric. school, say or 8 OF
you. The teacher will make room for you
IN the best corner, and the scholars will
make way-all will exhibit welcome coun
tenances. Pretty soon, you will be re-
lieved of any awkwardness felt at first, and
then you can venture to pass round and
speak a friendly word to the scholars. The
teacher will give you liberty to go round
and examine writing books, &c; you should
not now abuse such liberty by holding
lengthy confabs with scholars. Then you
can be seated and hear the recitations OF
classes. You will soon learn that the
scholars are surprising you in knowledge
and you will get excited, perhaps feel like
hurrahing loud for Young America keep
cool though, for any outbreak Of the pas
.ions would be fatal To your purpose OF do
ing good. After while the teacher will
whisper in your ear that "any remarks by
you are in order now" Then you can rise
and speak as if by inspiration. After which
you can retire, with feelings, such as yor
have not had since the days of your you'll
or conversion under the powers of God.
Parents, some day after seeing to YOU
stock, just make up your minds to visit the
district school and look after the higher
offspring of yourselves-not because you
have more money invested in them thar
in your horses and pigs, but beca Use you
are living more for your children than fol
even yourselves.
You feel that all your hopes are in youl
children, their brightness and education.-
IF YOU could foresee in them dullness ant
ignorance, even the dulness and ignorance
of yourselves, you would feel miserable
You would have them sprightly and learn
ed, filled with knowledge and like untt
angels; then visit them often in the schoo
where they are undergoing that regenera
ting process, in your mind so often regard
ed as the hope of the world.
This week we had the pleasure of visit
ing, with the School Board, one Of th'
Lancaster country schools. We more thar
realized all that we have promised above
and most solemnly have We pledged tina
our visits shall be continued to othe
schools of our town. We have been su
perintendent of lancaster, two Years ex
lcepted, ever since Wisconsin became {
State, but this duty of visiting schools we
have almost neglected.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-02-06
Just. Published:
THE RIB NE ALTMAN
FOR 1853.

r. contains in addition 70 ~.

1t contains, in addition to the us,,., :
lender Pages and Astronomical Nal,s.'
THE GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED srArn r
and Judicial. 'iecatr
A CLASSIFIED LIST OF THE MEMBERS OF ,n,
STATES SENATE. VSNN
LIST OF THE House OF REPRESENTATIVES. Nv,
iy Classified. 8'Oaas
AN ABSTRACT OF ALL THE IMPORTANT T,x.
at the Second Session of the XXXIVth CONS ls
A BRIEF SKETCH OF THE OUTBREAK AGAIysr "
RULE IN INDIA. s'a
A BILL FOR THE RELIEF OF KANSAS (repp,;r.
gus Laws, &c., which passed the House and as. w
ed in the Senate, with the vote thereon. ~s
A SKETCH OF THE PROCEEDINGS IN KANSAS ans.
past year.
A CONCISE ABSTRACT OF THE DRIED Scorr n,,
A SKETCH OF MINNESOTA.
A SKETCH OF OREGON.
THE THREE NATIONAL PLATFoRMs--Republi,e.
ican and Observation-Disclosures in 1856, comples' Az
A LIST OF STATES, CAPITALS, GOVERNORS fwins
salaries) Times OF Legislative Meetings H%S,s
General Elections; expressly for Tx TRIBUNE Al"
Price, with postage prepaid, Single Copies. n y
American coin; Is Copies for 81 IS; 100 Copies M
or if sent BY express, Ii Copies for 81; 100 Cer,
Orders inclosing the money respectfully sOiciss
Address HORACE GREELEY L Co..
Tribune Buildings, Nevy.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-02-06
mining RestOred--Facts and Ef-
feCtS.

Several notices of mines and mining are
copied from neighboring papers and appear
liz our paper this week. From these il
will be seen that our Wisconsin lead mines
are now worked as extensively as at any
former period. This is the only season OF
revival in mining since the memorable
California stampede in 1852. Even since
then, mining ha- been confined TO few,
principally Englishmen, whe seldom pros
pect for new discoveries but confine their
work to old diggings. The spsrit now is,
for hunting hidden treasure in unexplored
regions. Consequently, new discoveries
of lodes are being made daily. With the
experience of the past, the effects of SO
many new discoveries will be different
from former times. The time was when
a new village was erected at every new
diggings, which accounts for so many old
and nearly deserted towns in the mining
region, situated in such unsightly places.
Millions of dollars have thus been lost in
building villages where nature and human
convenience never intended-places fit
only for wastes, rather adapted for ami
NAL hiding places than for human abodes
1t is now certain that the product Of
our mines for the year 1853 will exceed
any previous year. Grant County viii
probably yield million dollars worth O
mineral: Lafayette and lows counties
will yield as much-say in all, two millions
Iof dollars. This is larger yield than has
ever been made by Grant, Lafayette and
Iowa counties; and as large as was ever
reported, including the Iowa State and H.
lnois mines. Also, the proceeds of oul
mines will not be sunk BY gambling and
drinking as of old, but will go into home.
lsteads and family comfortables. The DAYS
| OF Nim IVhitesides, Jim White and old
bfsg are past, we hope forever.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-02-06
Attachment-Ct. Ct.-Gilbresaal.

Mann l. Hunsaker VS.. John R. Gibfea.n-JLn,nt
Grant County, State of Wisconsin--A''acnD'' "A,
THO JOHN r. GILBREATH, Def't = IsA ;,,rsi
that after the summons in said cause wa sss.nt
wit 21st day of January, A. D. 1885, " psnih
tachment was duly issued in favor OF saiu ,rnit "a
Commissioner of Grant County aforesaid, anu N
perty has been thereon attached by the nne,d ID
County to satisfy the said Plaintiffs as to Wit
forth in the summons issued in said cause; tuey,
hundred and forty dollars with interest," sades cc
cent. pes AMMAN from 23d May, 1900, o'''' Y
said suit.--Feb'y. Sd, 1858. ..ss, Ittp,
BARBER & LOWRY, Plaintihs as' Vi