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what Can You 40 lam Example.

Some fifty years since poor hoy, born of
poor parents, and fathcriess, who had no.
where TO look for elevation or maintenance
in life but TO his own dilligent exertons,
CHANGED to be 10 the navy yard, at BROOKLYN,
and the thought struck him that ho would
like TO enter the navy. Being Of energetic
temperament, with him TO think was TO act,
to desire to strive. SO going TO the proper
officer he applied for admission. Tho novel
~ of seeing u lad alone, boldly asking for a
place so often secured by political preferen-
ces or by the entreaties Of influential friends,
attracted at once the attention Of the officer.
and he inquired hat can Won do 20 The
reply was prompt aud decisive -"Anything
that any other boy cam lie was told to
call again in few days, aud leaving he has :
tened to tell his mother the step he had Ia
ken. She thought the matter merely "a whim
aud did not suppose it would accomplish any
thing. But the few days passed, aud the
| place was given 10 the cnterprising lad
/ Scarcely in his new position, before he began
! 10 show marks Of genius and aptitude which
outdia his associates, and step by step the
bakers boy rose in influence and rank His
aim was high, his courage undauased, his
perseverance unfailing; and to- day he stands
among the highest IN rank, most influential
/ in power Of the 'sgreat ones" who compose
1 the United States Navy. Such, III brief, il
the career Of Wm. l.. Hudson, commander Of
/ the Z. y. steamer Niagara, the vessel whose
recent arrival at Trinity Bay caused great.
CIR thrill Of enthusiastic pleasure to swell
/ American hearts than any event since the
] Declaration Of Independence.
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Subscriptions for the DAILY GATE CRY, and
WEEKLY VALLEY Vine, must be accompanied by
the cash In all cases.
Daily subser bers pay the carrier If they pre-
Ter, once IN two weeks. The carrier Ii advised to
require payment in advance, in all cases.
No. Job Work delivered until paid for.
All advertisements must he paid for in advance
except In the case 81 customers with whom we have
mutual accounts. With such, settlements will ls
made quarterly.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-12-30

CYCol. Miner, who has been Clerk OF the
District Court Of the United States in Ohio,
for thirty years, resigned few days since.
and John Mclean, son VI the venerable
Jndge Mclean, it il said, will be appointed
~ his successor.
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Sstartisng Disciosnres,s Concerning
Ihe Atlantic Cable.

tIS
The following dispatch, dated Boston, De-
cember 10th, is published in the Philadelphia
Gazette.
A meeting of the merchants Of this city is
to be held here to- morrow, at which we learn
that more astounding fraudulent representa-
tions Of the working of the Atlantic Gable
will be exposed, an2 measures will be adopt
ed to defeat the scheme Of a grand telegraph
ic monopoly in the United States. by the con-
structon Of new cable line TO Nova Scotia,
in pursuance Of Mr.. Gisborne's proposal, and
of new lines extending from New York west
wardly.
We learn that the most conclusive evidence
exists that the whole representation made in
the papers of this country, and simultaneous
~ In the London papers, on the nth of An-
gust last, respecting the transmission OF the
alleged first message Of the directors, giving
"Glory to God,' &c.; and of the Queen s
message to the President Of the United States,
was false, and fraud upon the public Of the
two countries and that other, no less fraud
uent repres sntatlons Of the working Of the
cable, are susceptible Of proof and exposure.
Congress will be called on to invite from
the President information of the time when
the Queens message was first informally, and
subsequently, under an alleged transmission
OF il over the cable, communicated to him.
This is Of no small interest to the govern
| tnents Of both the United States and Great
Britain; and to the people of the two coun-
tries rich developments are forthcoming.
The money is all subscribed for GIsborne's
line, and it will be completed TO Halifax early
IN tho spring.
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KELLOGG & BIRGF,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GRoCERs,
FRUIT DEALERS.
Unmmission Merchants,
And Dealers in
PRODUCE AND PROVISIONS.
No lag MAIN STREET, .kKokuK, Iowa.
Dec24-d1wlm
vSLOUR.--25 bbis, Flour Oh hand and Tor
II sale at lowest market rates, at lao Man-st.
dec24d&wlm KELLOGG d BIKGE.
soFtEE.--Iao bags Rio Coffee, Of various
~ grades, for sale low by
deo2idawlm KELLOGG 4 BIRGE.
SUGAK.--35 hhds. N. o. sugar just received
~ in store and will DO sold by the hid. or In Dbl.
very low for cash, at lao III ain-st.
dec24dAwlm KELLOGG 4 BIRGE.
NOLASSES. --25 bbls. sugar House and
IvA Plantation Molasses just received and for ga lie
dee2taAwlm KELLOGG BIRaE.
AALr.--5oo bags q. A. Salt for sale by
- dec24d1wlm KELLOGG BIRdE.
The Cleveland Powder Company
KELLOGG A. BiRGE, Agents,
No. l49 Main street, ........... * E0KUK, IOWA.
{ lFFER FOR SALE, in quantities u suit, the
~ following varieties of Powder
k'he-fG. FIG. and FFfd. in Is, l2a, and
64'b kegs.
Z Fffa, In cases q q h. eani.ters.
Blasting and Mining-F. IF. and o. IS ID. kegs.
SAFETY fusE at Wholesale aud retail.
We will furnish the a oye Powder by single pack
age, at lowest market rate.
We will furnish merchants, contractors and quar-
rymen, quantitiel upon the lowest terms, and de-
liver to them here, thereby saving 20 them all risk
cur powder to give satisfaction.
Consumers of powder buying in 5, 10 or 20 keg
lots, can save money by buying OF us.
sportsinen can buy of us at retail
POWDER in and ID. canistcrs, aud any desired
quantity.
SnoT, by pound, bag or kcg
GUS CARS, by the box or thousand.
KELLOGG 4 BIRGE.
doe2ldaw No I49 Main at
OYN9ERs,
Maitby's baltimore Oysters.
JElN1 Agents Tor this &C liz bfa ted brand of 0ys-
dor, we shall always be Ia supply, and we shall
sell at retail or by the case, low ~ any other
first class brand. Hotels Saloons and Families can
always depend upon the rnRsRskss, of those offer
KELLOGG i BIRGE,
dee2sdSw No. Lac Main street.
TEAS.
NE are receiving direct from Boston, and now
w have ready for examination and sale, the
freshest, choicest, ard cheapest stock of TEAS
IN this market, consisting OF
Imperial,
Old Tyson,
0unpowder,
Young Tyson,
Oolong or Black
TEA. We are selling at retail ~ good Teas at so
cent? as heretofore sold for ST. and all grades at
least 20 par cent. less than the sual retail price.
All We ask Is a trial. Dealers can buy by the
Chest, or otherwise, at very low figures
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From the Nebraska City News1
Arrival from Fort EridgeY.

suffering ON the asMs.-S m ga
I'm the SIN ow.-Frosen Limbs-.COn.
ftrmation OF Cold Discoveries ON
the Platte.
On Thursday morning a company Of II
men in the employ al Messrs. Russell, Ma
jors and Wnddell, arrived in this city, direct
from Fort Bridger.
They left Fort Bridger on the LIST Of Nov,
and met with great sufferiDgs on the plains.
Two Of the men were nearly frozen, their
feet black as charcoal, and on the whole
most pitiful and sorrowful looking objects to
look upon. The company were more or less
frozen.
The snow about 100 miles out is very deep
and badly drifted.
| They We're obliged to leave their wagons at
Salt Greek, about so miles west Of this place,
where their mules gave out-swamped in the
/ snow.
| They bring no special news, further than
bad roads, high prices Of provisions, and q
general confirmation of the gold discoveries
on the Platte.
/ Flour is selling along the route at nearly
every station at from S25 to $40 per sack Of
| loo lbs. Coffee sells at from 90 10 70 cents
per pound, and oil other provisions at pro-
portionate rates, and very scarce at these
figures. Our informant thinks provisions
must be very scarce at the mines.
This company fell in with a Dir. Fuller,
direct from the mines, who had been work
/ ing some in the mines, and had made from
five to eight dollars per day. He was to re-
turn to the mines in the spring.
They have no doubt Of the existence of
gold on tho Platte and its tributaries.
The company brought with them, for their
use on the way, a quantity Of fine Crystal
ICED Soda, which forms on the lakes in the
vicinity Of Fort Bridger.
There arc thousands Of a,res Of this Soda
to be found there. 1t encrusts on the lakes
to the thickness of from Il to ? inches and
is most excellent article for cooking pur-
poses, being clear and very pure. Will itnot
yet form an important article Of commerce?
We believe il WILL
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Acc,dentto r.euls Napoleon.

The French Emperor's horse fell with him
lately, while, climbing bank in the Forest
Of Compiegne. Both horse and rider rolled
70 the bottom OF the embankment, and, the
Journals being forbidden TO mention the mat
ter, It is supposed that his Majesty was SO.
yerey coaiiasione; and the suspicion Is in
crossed by the seizure and persecution Of q
poor open-mouthed prophet, who gave warn
IT. sh-' , before the rea- i ccr-i.scd, ss..,.!!
this will disappear, (fonf celia diparaitra),
and without vengeance, bloodshed, or vio-
lence, but by tho hand or God nlone.u
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Coal. Coal.

+ rom the Now Yofk and Inrmfng-
ton Wine. Esy
FEsHF subscriber Is now prepared to furnish this
superior Coal in quantities to suit purchasers
at the low price Of IA. cents per bushsI delivered
~ any part Of the city. trial will convince
any enc Of its superiority. apply ut the Office
ON Ihird-st., near Main, over Chaplin Lees Bank
dec2sdly X. 4. pLArT.
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TINS Dxs MotrFs NAEL91 WING II published
every Monday at this Office, one efthe Oldest
papers IN Iowa, and has widely extended circu-
lAsion shrouehoutthe Dct Moinss Valley North
srn Missouri, and Western illinois
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-12-30

NOTICE.
4 hb Powers Of Attorney heretofore granted by
- me are hereby revoAeJ. 5. WOLFF.
New Orleans, Dec. IL. ls5s-dcc2sa3t
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CIRCULATING THE DocuAENTs.--The Louis.
vile journal says:
samuel Il. Sewali Of Boston, r. r. Blair,
r., Of ". Louis, and Cassias NJ. Clay OF
n.y., propose to raise by subscription $lG,-
wv, Tor the purpose Of circulating one hun
dred Thousand eopies, in pamphlet form, OF
Helpers work, entitled The impending Cri-
sis of the South.'''
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ca The Hon. VIM. English publishes a
statement TO the effect that his collision With
Montgomery was wholly unpremenditsted
and without malice an impulse based upon
an unexpected and unprovoked indignitv.--
lie does not deny the details Of the trans-
action rs established by the witnesses, nor
does he give any particulars Or produce any
testimony.
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100 D0x< BR0OMS On consignment and for s.ls
% BY CLkGHORN, TAYLOR 4 co.
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CITY FIRE INSURANCE CO., OF HARTFORD.
CAPITAL $250,00O.
WIN. W. BkLkNAP, Agent,
Deel-dlm Sacoad-st near Main
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-04-03
MCFFAT'S LIFE PILLS
s t-AND-t
phnrix Eit,tars.

FHEIIE BEST FAMILY MEDICINE NOW BEFORE THE
L PUBLIC, for the Of SerofgIa, Ulcers, Scuryy
or FEruptiOns of the Skin, Fever and Agues, Dys-
persia, Dropsy, and in fact most all the diseases soon
) jeId tos iisir curative properties. 50" -
Il has been computed thetduriug the Last Twenty-Five
years upwards -Four Millions Of persons have been
bent fed BY the of these mecinesa fact oftheir
curative propartiesa single trial will place them be-
yond the reach decomposition in the estimate Of every
patient BY theiTssse the BLOOD Is RESTORED TO
AHEALTiY STATE and freed from al Impurities
The systeaais not reduced during their operation bu.
ated, and they require restraint on business
or pleaslre. VIZ }6 81 +
TIE ct tsd hare IN these nscdciHcs remedy that afu
40 for shea az that medicine caa possibly eaect.
PREPARED BY =" fF
W.B. MGFFAT,g Md, New X ork.
AND FoR@sALE BY-4GEo. ii. Cox, Lancaster, ard
druggists, generally. q 9 x s0T3I S[Te
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-04-03
In Probate -Louthain,

State of Wisconsin, County Of Grant, ss.:Couny Court
March Telm, 1885,, Present, William Ac6onigai,
| Judge.
In after of the estse Of Absalo Louthain, decd
m this day came Ruth f. Iouthain, administrative
of the estate of said deceased and filed in this
lceased, in order TO raise money to pay his debts, and
penses administration and thereupon it is ordered thai
the said petition be heard before the Judge OF
Ihs court at the court HOUSE Lancaster in sa
~ the FIRST Monday OF May 1858, at IL O'Clock in the
forenoon of said day when ord where those Interested
attend and show II any exists againss he, pcti
ton.
And it isfuriher ordered that notice thereof BIZ give-
to all persons interested by publishing this orderfoug
successive weeks previous TO said day OF hearing in the
Grant County Herald, weekly Newspaper published
mt Lancaster in said county.
Dated March 5th,rls WILLIAM McG0NIGAL,
3S-4w GotInty Judge.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-04-03
Please Take Notice.

yg1UOsg owing me by Note OF Bookaccouit are nfor-
med tlus; have M ray part of II at once o.
their notes aad accounts will be Immediately put ir
hands for collection. Payment be made to George
Hyde at my store i'll Lancaster to JOS Sdpley at Bos
sobeI
Wheat -four, oats beans, pork, butter eggs hoefhi'n
notes and book accounts, or in exchange for Goods
81 ID. /. PARKER.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-04-03
LEGAL. NOTICES.
In Probate Burgess.
Guardianship Hale.

State Wisconsin,, County of Grant ss-County Cor
Marcel, Tct1 1858. Present. William MeGonigabJpse
In the n,ster of tbs Guardianship of Sofrony Hale
<eN this day Charles D. Barnes, and fled m TINS
Z court his petition for Guardianship OF said minor
And thcreupon is ordered that the nattero sald Pc
tition lie heard before the jade of this ceat at it
court bouss in Lancaster, in said county, On inc 18Th
day of April 1855, at O'Clock in the sfteooh OF sa'
cerned by publishing this order for thfee suesessiv'
weeks previous 10 said day Of hearing IA the Gian
County Herald, weekly newspaper guoisnaa at Ian
caster in saidcounty. q WILLIAM hetIo iuaL,
Dated Match z2d, ls5s. 49-St County Judge.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-04-03
80 acre Farm Fer Sale.

I a-2 7N4sLhs FlstSNE EANIASTE1Es.
r WILL SELE my Farm living Ia miles Wv. from
town. on the road 20 Carroll & Co IS new MILL Five
OF the lard sloughed. aud ffteen fenced. About
Of the farm is 900 broken for caltiat;on the
valance good tibe land. 1t contains abundance
Water, Timber, Stone and Saud Quarres, hdsevt1s IL
cTes1of hatton, finely aaI edto grass. On the
Welt finished Frame House, 2G4Z3 btlt last seaf
m essf fer tl,t Subscribers ,alsa, small sahie.-
VIII sell the farm low, and accommodating Terms.
Aiso- dioinins the above is 100 ACRES EAND, a
daped fora good "a, will be sold CHEAP wior seT
from ih@ other. Enquire al this Office.
Nc. col DSMlTII /
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-04-03
100 Acres OF Timber Land

rss.sa - 4 g. - a Is
CtITU ATEDtwo and hall miles northeast OF
- viii be sold reasonable. Time given half the pnr
chase money Said land is in good setl .rAnt, and is
well wtered actual settler would be preferred Eu-
qure for further particulars OF. the subscriber.
Lancaster May 9th, ~. 45-tf JOHN 5. MAIBEN.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-04-03

$50 Acres of Improved LaMd
as rHE BULL. FARM
FOr sac IN A'a'

OFFER for sale The large far.nigl the town of Lima
ln6,vI as the Sui Farm, miles north es BlatteviIls
CON ..5O aeres-Se acres under cuvation vel
,iabered ana wafefed bealng orchard With handsome
ca den and srutbely in this NJ inisus Is large BART
ami dwelling With COED ont lii5ines The dwelling i
ag 23 two sto.is wiE;i an l6 rs 26al finished il,
.5hG stve. Tie l9r Is hy IS, With basement stabs
ter tire whole alter the Pennsylvania erGer- Ihs
auaii.y OF Tie land is unsur gasssi TENS reason allie
Lima, June 10Th, 1857. 52-tf Wal Bull.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-04-03
CASH PE.4DY PAY SYSTEM,
Notice 30 all Concerned.

NOTICE is hereby given that the April Term Of Court
q AT ancaster WI not open till Wednesday, the day
after the Annual Town Meeting being the 9TH Of apl
This arrangement is deemed a2rsa5ls from the ntsr
ference If the Election most Of the Jurors and Wines
sss wishing to attend the POLLS on Tuesday.
MONTGOMERY al. COTHREN.
March eth 1853. szsf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-04-03
SheriAs Sale Nangle.
sherif's Office,
Grant County,


james Humphrey and
Aimfa Humphrey his wife, Sheriff. Office,
vs.. Grant County,
James Nangle. s5sfg ssf9g Wisconsin,
10Y VN.TUE Of an Execution issued out of The Qii-
Id cult Court i'll and for the county of Grant, State Of
Wisconsin, in favor of Jarses Humphrey and Anlira
Humphrey his wife, Plaintiffs, and against the goods,
hatcs and real e tate Of James NaDgle Defendant, to
me directedand delivered have levied upon The follow
Real Estate, TO witt:
Beginning rods and IA feet from the south west
ner of west half OF the north quarter of Section 4,
Town s. North OF Range 5 west, thence running north
IL feet thence east 10 rods thence south II feet thence
west 10 rods TO the place Of beginning: except the right
Of the highway, running on the west side VI sad let all
iii Grant county, Wis. ~ sse{
= All Of said property shall expose ana sell at Pubc
Vendue, as b law directed at the outward doorof the
Courthouse in the village Of Lancaster III said county
on the 18th day of April 1885, o'clock, afternoon Of
said day to satisfy said execution interest and costs
the law directs Dated at Lancaster, Grant Couuty,
Wisconsin, February oath, AID. 1883 s9 lF
6t36 d. WARD, Sseri1 j.
StEAs "3 's81 at@ Grant Co., Wis
DTyN A. .IsR. PlaintfY's Attornevs,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-04-03
FARM FOR SALE.

be ae as$sA leNE4dR LANCASTER III
500 Acres Goad Land. sae nileapa,s half Igoa.tEs
AStJs se q 4lcaSter 50 scres es tvisies fenced
and SiAtv aesisnder eed state of cultivation 40 sqee
haFisg A ais TYes, Gopd Water Hause ara "a scrs. Of
imser ~ Of which welsil sell chsiD ase,, ssre,s,s :
Ssfas. Arsas a0tbe Herald Office or 10 The subscribe.
IN l.ane:'sf Vs. cALi.IS & PEPPER
. a. Z & Arf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-04-03
go Aere Ear2l for Sale. ?

rs 29s 2aLEsNEA sr oFfI.ANc lsalhRa = = 9
wish to sell TIE farm living az mixes east OF Iaucas
ter known Is the FIhos. Packer place Il coRttir'
g. sores 5fiiliba land about IS - u wit}. fit
aas iri len. sIs.afi house acoinandip ride
with HueTring tle door; and some aut buildings
on 5e place is fruit trees, tnner, grass land water and
s2Faias al Ing eegaeD5s Of tao best OF tatma- Will r.
-iii low and fav,rate ierls. Enquire OF the sub
scfiter OF al nelier&id Gleo, Lancaster.
Tsffdn. Wis, August g, 1851 1T
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wilson, :

NTOTICE1is hereby given to al that know themselves
IN indebted 10 the estate ofSamue Wilson, deceased
either by note or book account to come forward ana
make immediate tlesent and pay up,we have aipoin
ted James W. seaton Of Peos agent to receive and re-
cept all money paid 10 him at his store III Potosi
coming to the estate Ne haze left all The books and
counts with hint; that any one wishing to their ac-
Goa MT cal; have rfeeGeafo The books. Its hoped that
All that know will avail themselves
oil this notice and All that neglect to compl
with this before tie list day of pr next, viii be
called on by legal officer the state must be settled
ay, Immediately JAMES +. CHAPMAN, E.to,s
- MARY E. WILSON, 5 'sfet'ois
Potosi, Feb. 25til, 1858. SO
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-04-03
80 acres Of Land for sa,la.

Fs1HREE MILES from Lnncastcr ali suitable for Guilt
WALTON. Considerable Timber on said land. / will
sell cheap give time half The purchase money; will
take good team and the res in money. Said land ia
good seftielrentwitli school-house. p 20
Lancaster, Nov. g. 81 JOEL. MANNING.
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/ Imrrcved Farm

FOR SALE OR. RENT
TYRE subsesiaer oiss for sale a. irprovei farm Ain,
L ated n-sr Buiakae ll r. g. iHegaSss saa Ii az
tsteh ia Pnt raeats. consisting ef so sc a. Uad-r
taitisa5n and 10 OF nbee Ls,l. "a. lie iaafs
are log ssslEu fahie and out haiidngs geod spias
~ sasrs yegs yopns orchard ana stone marry
tae land Il wei fenced IN 49,
ne sane rnpersy Is pefed for ie,t m; would ire
Z selling Terms. indicate Fer Terms seTts,irs ef
: Z ton.tk seskwith a. Bunker Hill. 4 . : ssSa
ises. 80 lay 50 = x-r.s>Ss -. = -, 800 ItSi-
N@gehsth. 1853. =. . - . tsS
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-04-03

g1tiE following Described lands situated in G4auC
I y. Wisconsin, offered for sac.
1axH I lNerts--Raags5 Town a N Range 4 YES
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TEE er ~
GRANT co. HERALD.
We
Lancaster, Wisconsin, April 3, 1858.
Moan MINERAL s)sse ssvEi.II.s

MoRE MINERAL s)sss 8vf:i.ilss
&C. BradweII & Wilson f
Grant County. WIS, sy!o Jury.
been engaged in digging il the
.sOld Goodwin 2aa .'aaosnsle
south oi the yiilla5s oifkftfpl a {.
struck a fne body Of lead or
last week, from which they aaYe
taken out 5000 pou.lsis. The
land IS owned BY Ann brad ,sell.
&c alona Advertiser. 80
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70 BlacksmitF,s,

I uSr RECElN ED, a very large stock Of IRON and
STEEL, of the best quality, and Of all SIZES Az
30 complete stock Of Tools, consisting of nostsehoe
anvll7 vices bellows tuyere irons stocks dies
plates sledges hand hamners, tire bendera horse iasps
ana Mes Also a. fun assortment of seat and buggy
springs iron axes wagon boxes, thimbe skens horse
nails ready-made horse shoes &C.. &c. all Of which
will sell at very low advance for cash rs nv motto is
s'sn1all profits and quick sales' G. =. WEST.
July II, 1851. ~ Is
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ReaL TEtata AgencY.
FAgkRa TOsg SALE. .

4,,nILE,S VEST or LANCASTER
r ocf For sale 80 acres Of land adjoining the IIorne
1 far130 uoder clutIva;j ion; comfortable log
house, good wateT. plrnty of tG6er-ncr ruads, mills.
&C. ThsprGIerry Il Known as the Matthew lewis Firm
Pt land j., excellent fof wheat, and will be tsni very
low. Enquire of tie Subscriber. D. W. TAFT.
Iafion, April 18th, 1857. 44-tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-04-03

The RELIGIOUS EEELIaa IN GincAdoo Is
hourly deepening. Religions sefFiees. ar
daily held in twenty-five ctnscifes, apa q
is manifest that there never vas letore
such religious awakening in .Cbicago1 =
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you wish to bry Hardware, Tools, Stoves I.
ron, linware, &C., &c. you viii sal We money by
gong TO the exclusive Hardware Stove and Iron Store
orc r. WEST In Gutenberg, where yea will fnd the
most extensive stock in the county and the lowest pr
ces. Front Street. e r.