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fsmy circle ra.hered the good old festival Of ThaLts.as
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'be author hows the Esrin' Of trle poet he bIeahes tae
spin, Of ,ru. hearted Chrtsn," lChrs;.au Inquirer.
annual Thari giving festival when The catered members Of
the family return from their wanderhs' and in mutual
revive the memories Of tie past, which bind hem in s
Here aaa with passages .ha remiud Of
atSor in The tender and 'ymPstnee element Bitter
il with nI saye the Sf sa sa.s .ae H 10
the exquisite which these elements introduced
i sna y ;nas Ts saho me sIL
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fy W. The poem altogether original ia Ht3nsr .9 taa peculiar
THE Poem mus, take i,s place beside the rre,s.t day.
and stamps the sDhor Que Of me mos, talented writer. Of
county time !, sill attain circulation, We believe
TIA; VIII b truthful indr aon o oe popu
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awe know Of su. one Twin, writer beside NJ, a5aoi Who
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sresty embarrassed by difficulty Of seeectns f,n s19us
sol nspy beau'ie,." lCeyc an9 IL "a.
In the talented and brisn. Poem Of BiterS~cc We
vivid touching prayer for destn as Ia
in tie Fnsi,b srruagr lH.rtfrri Journal
'Tt living Of the author is tha; sympathy H. ana
truufuu nature, which leads hin nvgly anf pric
r.Iroduce in d. ucstic t0 pa. socle l. iai
life social aud which nave o-aprd
poets and throw Ie charm Of poet sroqd coz mon
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,te,ches lu u - form wish some czcerS 81 ouch
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has product work worthy g. live IN The ages Lot merely
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-.,, "A .Td CounciI. No. 9.-The m~1S-rs Of me
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nay EVfNING, I7,h ias, q. y ocock By order OF
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corrnptions. all done to undermine the
Catholic Church and its doctrines and
to establish the wild delirisms of their
apostacy. "a Protestant must admi,
that these are facts, not dishonesty pen
ned like his quotstion Of DIR. Doyle, bu
fairly and squarly Ito use his own words
put down, to prove the truth of what |
said, that the Protestant Bible is corrup,
and mutilated copy, corrupted by design
wifuly and knowingly. Now, | hope he
will as a gentleman acknowledge the errors
corrected and honestly and candidly when
he sees the truth of my statements sign
himself no longer ga Protestant"
A CATHOLIC.
P. S. That quotation from Council of
Trent refers TO vei nacular editions not
approved of by the proper authorities, bu,
not to regular approved versions. Conse-
quentIy that quotation proves nothing
AS to DR.. Miner and Gothelr if you only
read little more of their writings you
will find out how much you are mistaken
in quoting them.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-09-18

of these Institutions fear for their future
prosperity. Who is there that sympati
yes with educational movements as they
ought? With laudaile zeal, on the
part of the people, for these Institutions
they can aud will succeed.
We can point to Institutions in our
County which owe their foundation and
success so far to a very few persons whose
love and desire for The intellectual deyel-
opments of their children exceeds that of
the love of wealth and who are willing to
sacrifice hundreds of dollars rather than
have them go down.
This is regard we want everywhere
manifested, and then success will crown all
our efforts tor the diffusion of general in
telligence among the common people.
If permit ed, the wants of our County
Institutions will be presented IN suisse
quent article.
W. M. O.
Hazel Green, Wis, Sept lst, 1858.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-09-18

A GLORIOUS pRoPHkC. oar. ". Oti-
houn in one of his great speeches IN the
American Senate on the arts OF Peace,
seems to have anticipated the era when
the Old aud the New Worlds should be
united Jy the Electric Cable;
Magic wires are stretching themselves
in all directions over the earth, and when
their mystic meshes shall at length have
been perfected, our globe itself will be en-
lowed with sensitlyeness which will rem
der it impossible to touch it in any one
point. and the touch not be felt from one
end of the world 10 the other. And this
work is as yet but commenced: 1t Is but
the breaking Of the dawn of the worlds
great jubilee. Il promises day OF more
refinement, more intellectual brightness,
more moral elevation, a. consequently
of more human felicity than the world
has ever seen from its creation.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-09-18
YELLOW FEVER Docroas IN New

YELLOW FEVER DocroRs IN New Or
LzASs-T aeir .fses-A correspon lent wfi
ting from the Crescent City while the fe
yer is raging, states from his expert
ence:
The docser's fee for yellow fever case
is one hundred dollars, more or less, kill Of
cure Persons are down with it from five
to seven days. If taken in season, ths
doctors attention is not required after the
4th day. One, two and three thousand
dollars week, is no uncommon amount
of fees for good yellow fever physi
clan. Such physician will cure nine
out of ten of bis patients, too, and the cuI
ed patient pays bis bundaed dollars joyfuly
for be nov considers himself safe here, ex
cept from the ordinary casualties of life
safe to accumulate his fortune and move
North; for co mparatively few think of re-
naming here afer having made their FOR
tune, while SO many pleasanter and more
healthy locations may be selected.
Men come here TO make money and &C
Nerth to spenl AMI enjoy it. They car
hardly be expected to do otherwise while
our city fathers pay so little attention te
cleaning and draining the City.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-09-18
A MIGHTY MEAN LAWYER. The

A MIGHTY MEAN LAwYER. The St
Louis Democrat tells of colored family
who were driven from their home on tbt
Illinois shore during the late freshet, ant
who were forced to take upa Temporary
residence in St. Louis. Free negioes are
not allowed to live in Missouri without Ii
cense, and they had none. This neglecl
was discovered by very enterprising law
yer, who at once procured the arrest of
these drowned out" trespassers, and
caused them to pay over every cen; thes
could scrape, on peril of going 10 jail
to be sold as slaves. Their fines being
paid, and they having made preparations
ts depart. they found thems. Ives scciden-
tally detained few hours beyond Their
prescribed three DAYS. Thcreupon the
limb of the law again caused their arrest,
and hal them subjected to fines as be
fore. They finally escaped to Illinois,
This is about the meanes tact, even FIR a
lawyer, that we have chronicied for long
time.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-09-18

"SolD AGAIN. During the month o
January, 1850, while stopping at the Sut
ter House, in Sacramento City, California
| accidentally overheard conversation
between two gentleman, one of whom was
from New ok city, and had been in the
country for nearly a year, and the other
had just arrived The new conner was la
menting his condition, and his folly in
leaving an abundance at home. and espe-
cially Two beautiful daughters, just bud
ding into womanhood, when he asked
the New Yorker if he had family. "YeI
sir; | have wife and six children in New
York, and | never saw one of them" AT
ter this reply, the couple sat few mo
ments in silence; then the interrogation a
gain commenced: "Were you ever blind
sirg' No sir,a ibid you mary wild
ow sirs'' mo SIR" Another lapse of 81
Ience. "Did / understand you to say,sir
that you had a wife and six children living
in New York, aid had never seen one Of
them p 'Y es, sir-I SO stated it." An
other and a longer pause of silence. Their
the interrogation again inquired: "ioW
can it be, Sir, that you never saw one o.
them?" "Why," was the response, ''one
Of til en- was born after l. left '.Oh, alb,
and general laugh followed; and after
that. the New Yorker was especially dis
as theman who mad six chill
dren,and never saw one of th m.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-09-18

A DIVIDED Houss.-A Cincinnati pa
per has noticed house which Stands IN
three counties and two States--Ohlo and
Indiana. The Troy Budget SAYS the old
red house. sianding near the line of the
Troy and Boston railway. is located in two
states. three counties, and four towns: he
states of New York and Vermont; the
counties Of Rensselaer,, Washington. and
Bennington; the towns of Hoosick, White
creek. Shaftsbury, and Bennington.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-09-18

HoRsK TAMIGG AT THE STATE FAIR
The Madison Journal says that VIM. h.
Rarey. brother to the famous horse-taaier,
who has so astonished the nobility and
gentry of England. will attend our State
Fair in Octobsr,and demonstrate their new
method of tanning and managing the most
vicious horse,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-09-18

A CHEAP SUBSTITUTE FOR HoPs.-Ars.
Danl. r. Mitchell, of Rome, Georgia. has
discovered that peach leayes are superior
to hops for making yeast. The breai
male from it is quite a. light and equally
well favored. We understand that the
Yeast is male 10 the same way, except
that dned peach leaves are ussl instead oi
hops.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-09-18

Francis P. Blair Jr., writes in private
etter 10 Boston, that he is eDgrossed in
lprobing the frauds by which be was de
teated, and expects to be able to prove
Them equal to anything in that line fur
nished BIZ the history of Kansas.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-09-18
SURGEON DENTIST.
w II. Deaenaaeher, is permanently ioca1ea

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