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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-03-14
CLIGO AND TYRONE
iron and Hardware Store.

Tia administrators Of the estate Of NICHOLAS
nayl I'VE are now offering to the public tho largest
storl Of IRON Steel Hardware, &c n The Northwest
,hrl viii be scd At lower prices than can bs bought
~ lie manufacturers. and parties desiring = purchase
viii "a we'll 10 call and examine as the ehtire STOCK o.
over SOC, 600 worth OF Iron, Steel, Hardwale.xe
nnst now be closed out consisting ia part Of
iron All Sizes Bar, Bun lie, Slab aud Saees IRON.
steel IAN sizes. CAST. Pow, E. -, 4. ~ herman
ii Mans 10 cod. Spikes, Wrought, Horse Shoe
'sLains-cab.e Fog Ok Trace, Pamp Jack, Sc. =.
Tin Plate Copper, Brass, Zinc Bahoet, biocs lin'
s,o,esPaylor, Heating and Cooking with OF with
out trimmings -. n.a-nn,, fs.4a
Rolefs sleigh shoes, nc
T,n.p.s Machines and Tools, in sets q sepssatey'
Ttnnes' stock in gcncrsi
r~nanters Taols Coopers' Tools. Edge Tools, Sireu-
lar saws Mill saws, Hand SAWS, &c scissors a !, AZ
- y, s ureusiss Bacsniths Tools, Table eaeasfy'
rsat variety az HOUSE TRIMMINGS sneh =
Tafrl,ss Du,ts Window Fasts, etc, Wagon n M.
Axss Snrings Tin Ware in fact almost every slns
msnaIfv krua IN Il General Hardware ana ir0b SUP
from, 4 ~ Tack to an Anrffar
A0as's' - '' JOHN 3. FRENcF, lgs.t,
0~lana ILL.,, March lat, lSdl
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D 7

B0NHAM-In Hurricane Grove, Feb. 14th, with in
1amation of the brain, Cumberland NJ. eldest of
saome aud Abijah A. Bonham, aged six years, tAree
months and four days.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-03-14

erThe river is open as high up as
c.'.vilIe. and boat was expected on the
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-03-14

ROCHESTER, Olmstead Co, Mimi, Dc
Der a. 1859 araeteDberg Co., 81 Park Row. NewYor
Gentlemen Having used the Graefenberg EYE LoTIoN
in my family With the most entire success for nhamma
ton of the eyes, cheeruy recommend it to others
medicine aifo ding relief in my case when everything
else seemed to fail. Yours truly, +. CHAMBERLAIN.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-03-14

nh Esq. DIcKY announces Ball
!, - ofMay, at Dickyville.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-03-14
March /, 1851. 80 St Of Grant County, Wis.
CHERIFF's -sENsnrr-W WI

LIAMS.
State or wisconsin, County of Grant, ss.-Aionz, D
Mills Plaintiff, Abraham Sennett and E. g. VIII
lams, DsFendants.-Circuit Court, Grant County,
Wisconsin.
By virtue Of a writ of execution issued out of the
above named court in favor Of the above named plain
tia and against the above named defendants, 10 me
directed and for want OF goods and chattes whereon
TO lew have levied upon all the right, title or inter-
eat Which the said def ndaDs either one OF them
lad on the z74h day Of November, A D. lsg0 or have
NE acureI 10 aad TO the following described rea
estate 10 wit: The southwest quarter OF section
number ten tl0), township number sever ~ north,
range, number two 81 west containing one hundred
an tixty acres OF and, less, in Grant County,
wisconsin, with the exception of tbs following de-
ssbea piece or pared land, 10 wit: commencing al
HE cenier post of said (01 silence west On
IT., line IL chains 40 uss, thence south variation
II degrees and ninat - "a west 70 clans thence
south 77z) IA anins and 70 INKS thence noftl
IN line is c and IL links to the place Of
containing II acres and ~ rods OF land; winch SAID
real estate will by the order OF The plainfn attor-
neys Sd the lst day May, A. d. 1861, at two clock
n the afternoon OF said day, offer Tor ale, and VIII seli
Is tie highest bst bidder, Tor cash IN hand at the
.r oor OF Court House in the village Oh Laneas-
ter Grant county, Wisconsin
Said sle il made 10 satisfy raid execution and costs
dated Sherin-s Office, Lancaster, March ~, 1901.
j. b. MOORE, Sh erif.
p.pppp & IowRY Plaintiffs Attorneys 3yuw
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-03-14
A NEW ERA IN
DENTISTRY.

kysgcSs yueanized Rubber base also gold anC
Ut YYyyA silver base. By
W. II. DEFFENBACHER.
Vulcanzed Rubber IS intrinscaly and pre- -emnently
superior TO all styles in point of comfort utility ap
peardnce and durability II is impelshable resisting
tbe acuon OF oils sulphuric and mulaiic acids MOI
liable TO corrode, OF in any way affected by the saliva
OF acids OF the stomach. neither by hot liquids.
Ii forms one individual piece OF mechanism. with
sodity and accuracy almost equal TO nature having
creyices foT the Judgment of ood secures purity
Oh the monta, and than good silver Job
Specimen of Vulcan zed Rutl er, anJ Gold and silver
can always be seen my office, where all operations
staining 10 either Surgical and Mechanical Deafisg
are executed with skin
EY \. b. W. IL. D. will be in attendance at his
ONCE ali times of the year, except the first weeks o.
May when he positively viii be at Lancaster, extract
hli, clean and insert Teeth, vulcanzsd rubber and
amber base Also, have specimens OF all tbs different
sfyes Of artificial Teeth.
Office in Platlevi.le, Main Street.
Our Lancaster Room at the Mansion House.
March II. 1861 go
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-03-14
POSITIVELY. THE LAST CALL!l

All persons, without respect to persons knowing
themselves indebted 70 either BY noe or BOOK ac
date payment wifisut further dunnine, they may
expect cali from the Sheriff, ! am now oouna e
settle % nv business within sixty days. ! wisn y
dsfsnctiv understood by ALL that have no frenas y
reward nor enemies to punish, in this matter -.
money that want and money must naye = qsOs
Lancaster. January %, 1851 sop"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-03-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.

GRANT COUNTY OFFICERS.
J B. MOORE, Sheriff.
JAS. A. JONES, Treasurer.
10. w. BLANDlNG, Clerk Circuit Court
J. w. ANGELI.. CLERK Board Supervisors.
+ 4. MEARS, Register.
M. w. WOOD, Coroner.
Pas.-office Ads ress Of above. Lancaster
A r. BUSHNELL, Dist. Attorney -Plattevili
II. A. W. McNAIR, Surveyor-Fennimore.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-03-14
/. FINE OLD HOMESTEAD
Tor Sale.

IOc sale.
Iontr rs we'll Known farm in the Town OF Potosi for
sale-a or in parcels; il divided however wish il so
parceei as to make two or more nice homes. In the
farm there are several tracts, as iollovs
100 as o., Il side Of SEA ofSec Is. Town g. Range 3.
NEi4 ofSwi6 OF Sec Is, Town ., kangs g
E4 ofNEA OF See. p, iogp 3, Range 3.
E3s vi NM14 80 ofSWA 81 see. ~, Gown Range2.
Tie above includes $50 ceres; the 100 tract ia
cludvs the buildings, $50 under cultivation.
On the is tolerable good orchard good waiter and
plenty OF timber. The house and barn good builds
ngsiathei extra aud there several convenient out
buildings used shops, slock-.ods The fam is ia
perfect repair
would also like 20 sell with the farm the stock and
IA m mrlcpients which : selected with 80 much ca
and expense from time time. Among tie farm impic-
inents at the approved kinds IN use--tle mum
Der aud names numerous TO mention.
DESTROYS to 20 TO Cal form am willng 10 sell lows
even al sacrhce tho accumulated properly Of my twen-
" years as lalmer-the ansy being ing choice ~ NJ
early ay whom had lis pics any wherein The county
Tie property is situated rbcui miies north q Me
village 81 lotosi miles fcm Lancaster and IA half
a DAYS drive OF the railroad, -
rotosi. February 1, 1871. W. w. NAlSHI
33w9&U
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FARM FOR SALE,
Also, Stock & Farm Macisir eIy.


The subscriber Oilers for sale all Or part Of bis farm.
known
TIIE EAYRE S FARM,
situated on the Lancaster and Potos State Roads four
mites fiom the latter, and eight miles from the former
village.
All parts Of the property wateled with springs
and brooks and plenty OF tlmberS0 acres in meadow,
and 2lO "a cuiiyation-the entire hai-section under
fence The buildings are good and roads leading thete
nom in all directions
lie proposes selling 40 acres or The west end,
less or would sell the eas half With buildings or the
whole property including also the stock aud farm ma
chiuery The stock includes 90 head Of cattle, Zoe
sheep with horses hogs, &c all Of superior breeds
The property viii be sold low, part cash. part on Tine
The property is well known ia all parts q the county,
Retartuces Vi Van Week jamestown: Gen. kounirVe,
Pattcyille; Henry Patch. Patch Grove, or J. Allen
Barber Lancaster. For particulars inquire OF tile poo
JOHN N. EAYRES.
Potosi, January 25 1891 Sztf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-03-14
FoR SALE AT THIS OFFIcE-JusT RE

cEIyEp FROM NEW YORK Justices Dockets. Schoo
District Records School Registers Acct Books, Poke
Memorandums, Drawing Cards, Finest Envelopes ans
NoIe Papera for sale below former prices at the Her
Md Office.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-03-14
DOTOSI BRIDGE.

DOTOSI BRIDGE.
Notice is hereby given to all that have subscribed 70
4ba pntosi Bridge that said Bridge Is more than
half completed and therefore notified come fol
ward and pay the amount of their sn 3scription to
y DARCY who is authorized TO receipt for the same
By order Of the Bridge Committee
Attest: HENRY Is COOKS, Secretary
Potosi, March u, 1861. (Ch. Decksr) S9'2w
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-20

SPECIAL EOTIoH.-Fhs UHroH An AnuIuGu q ooadao.
90 asty spon tte oAEH sstsa 1RpePs.s are discosts
sed dsk4 eHpfHGtOa Of s n01OS toicb thsV 10s baGa
paid oscr6srs s1i1 BE- aofis6 soAsn tAsir s5seTspn
= ages 2 esgFs ~ cHo11 NARY on Lsfs papers, ond
SNat be sabecrton q r6zssas ia paper BE- discnt
esd TSfs rule 01s toAcA GAsrs t01 80 no sparsHr6
Rect for kRs croes mark and voDr subscFfoa
ReakIy uMcH AND AHsRIcEK e. per GntHns n ddDdaoa
nj Esetgs UusH AHS AKERIcAH IS pr GaaHN n as.
Subscribers desiring their papers changed muI snoA
he Post Once fo sSWe asthe TO- which thsy desire tie
ehAnRs to Be made.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-20

that in 1864 three or fOur-and thirty united States
Ml ta<e part in aregular Presidential election In
NeH LoFks q former democratic leader Of the na1ns
OF Dicklnsoa b eanyassiBg for the impending State
sieenons Is ne representative Of newly coalesced
party when calls Itself the Peoples Ur;Or.D The
language OF vulgar and serVile demzQo1uss slvzsys
renecfs the popular passion Of the moment ,.hsn.
IN applaudlng the suspension Of she habsze eor,,e
be adds the remark that Mr.. Lincoln VTouli hsvs
done better still If be had suspended few Eyrana-
thizRTs with secession. L Is not the business AZ
selfish stump orator to remind his audience that the
war Is professedly Wsgsd foZ the purpose Of re-
claiming into equal and friendly cooperation the
persons and classes who are denounced as unpar.
denable rebels and traitors sg1e
There IS something ludicroas and melancholy in
the reckless indifference Of Northern partisans to
the character of their country and Of its instit-
tons They insist that foreigners shall believe that
a large section OF the American people endesvored
&c confer the chief magisracy on q politician
whom they denounce as q hypocritical traitor; and
assert that half OF their statesmen followed by tia
nsJority Of efiieers in the srmy and navy, are en-,
gagged IN wicked and eauseless rebellion without
The remotest prospect Of success. Tie Csbiuet Of
Washington, the United States Senate, and every
department Of the public service, has furnisbsd
aTge c0ntngents to the members Of ssccessionists.
Eho seem 70 be as incapable as Englishmen Of IN
Outstanding American institutions.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-20
The Case OF the BARK Boyns.

TO TIE Edaor of De Shipping and Mercantile
Gasstts We shall be glad Of your opinion on he
following case, viz The bark BOse sailed in March
last for Savannah, and was boarded on the 18th of
May about seventy miles north of Savannah By an
officer Of the United States Frigate Niagara, Who
asked for the ships papers, and endorsed thereon.
thSt the whole Of the Southern Coast Of the United
States were then boekaded, and told the masterhs
would not be allowed TO enter any port south of
Delaware breakwster. On this, the master pro-
ceeded on to New York, and loaded aeargoof rain.
DC, for Liverpool, her whole freight amount
ing TO about 81 $50, whereas If she had
been allowed to go on to Savannah, she
would have made freight at the current rates Of
cotton, Of nearly e8 600, sntsiing upon us, as we
can prove, loss Of more than e656O It is now
well known to our Government that savannah was
not blOcksded TIL the 2Sth Of Nay. Under these
are we entitled to compensation
from the United States Government and, If so, how
should we proceed to make good our claims We
may state that ships were allowed to 20 to Savan-
bah without lei or hndrance till the 18th of Nay,
and the American Government allowed all ships
illl the 18th of June 70 clear out again.
Yours. truly, 0wSERs OF THE BoYNE.
Oct. l6, 1861.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-20
TaE ExPEDITIOS LaAnlsT nE1Ico

The Paris papers Of October %, contain the fol-
lowing important announcement: =
England, France and Spain have srri7ed at a
complete understanding in reference &c the expedI-
ton sgsinst Mexico. A convention viii be signed
IN eight days. IL Is expected thatthe expedition
VIII leave at the beginning of November. The
CONSTITUTIONAL Of this evening in an article signed
by DR.. Vernon calls attention to the fact that until
now all important Government bills have generally
been presented to the Chamber of Deputies at the end
OF the session, and alErms that the Government is
determined to remedy this evil The subject will be
presented to the Corps Legislative immediately
after the opening OF the session, which viii take
place at the beginning of January. -r il
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-20

ETyHIs IL altogether medicine, the result Of modem
discoveries in the vsgssble kingdom, being en entirely
worn out systems pubhsd b. guacs 10 suer
ing Dr. Wright, wall knowing the deception RFacsed upon tn
aninhsted felt his duty at to have this Elixir tested b
he whole Medical Facuit who, without one dissenting
Vsce have given IN their adherence 70 It's perfect and undivided
reSseel and when All other neacn known Pharuaco
pA have bssn tried in vain Leng YEAR, q patient
crowned the poctors sEor and be oilers hs ztx to su
ring humanity the only thing that can curs tbs following
a aisssssi1 1sSI1;tyy
'-' 1sntsl and Physicist Depression,
DstsrnInstlOn q Blood Is Toe Had,
Confused Ideas,
. General In
Eastlsszass and sIsspIssmsa at Night,
Abssncs Of Muscular Emcieney,
Loss p q ARPssa'''
i S@naolason.
DiOrgaaisatiOn OF tbs Organs q
PAlpitation Of the Heart,
And IA fact, all the OOnoOnltants Of and dcbAsa
AS q StimuIant,
n qu different from alcoholic preparations Il s not sub
ec 70 reactions in shape it continues to exert its inauens
gradually AID scisny, Is long Is the least necessity sxI Ter
its presence
As a Female Medicine,
It equally powerful and elective and restores equilibrium
and safer than all the other medicines which for
have flooded the market and which only injurious in Pss
son. too that they only made from the illusions Of minds
gnoTant Of the Medical profession altogether.
No mineralsI
DT. Wright thinks It well to sake bis professional character
the fact that minerals whatsoever the least component
parts Of the ingredients Of bis RsuyenAHg Exrwell know
ing what ruin has been ensa the community by opium and
mercury. 49,.
Generally to the desitated, Dr. Wright would say, Never
despair Ne matter how down may be, matter heW
weak matter what the h27e beenfersae
st once whatever has led 70 depart from Hynio principles
take hls
RejuVenatInR ElixIr,
And JOG will yourself nsw mana pride instead
he reverse to friends and healthy, usund and worthy
|aenber Of the human family.
T Price - per bottle, three bottles for S. and forward
"a BY mail to all psrs Of the United States. GU
Sold all respectable druggists throughout United States
md Canada The trade supplied ct liberal discount
For sals By Asprophetors,
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
q and Isl ChAFtrcs street.,
New Orleans, La
Sold in NsIhvis By g. W. Hendershots, Berry Dcmovs
Eing Pendleton and ali responsible dIngEiSs. oc2o
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-20
seoretary Chase,s FlnanelaI Feals.

IRON the London Telegraph. 30
If we might believe the last assurances from the
United States, the mOnetary position there has
actually improved" as much as il has here, for
they tell us amongst other things that Mr.. Seere-
tary Chase has secured the second installment of
ten millions sterling towards the National Loan 1t
is obvious however, that the grounds of hope are
at least as weak in New York and Washington ss
they are in Paris snd London. The latest move
ment Of the Federals indicate the reverse Of any
real progress in the war, unless it be a step to-
wards fresh defeat for their Government. Every
body knows that the aim Of the Confederates has
been to draw General Mcclellan into an engage
ment; and for weeks Z" the Young Napoleon has
been making recOnnOlssances in force in order to
test the true nature Of the enemyis position Here's
tofore he has przdently abstaned from any forward
movement; but the last ad7ices indicate change
They inform Us that the Confederates have deed
eddy made retSograde movement, and that
the Federsls Immediately began to advance
firing upon each other, as usual in mistake
with great slaughter on both sides. At the same
time it is confidently announced that Gen. Fremont
Is at last advancing upon Lexington-after il has
fallen into the hands Of the ConfederRtes Such |
military movements may be steps towards closing
OF the war but they do not look favorable either
the supremacy OF Mr. Lineolnis Government, or to 1
the monetary operations Of Mr.. Secretary Chase 4
All this IS known in New York well as il ia here;
and we certainly believe the statement which is |
made to Us, that Mr.. Chase has succeeded" only in
disgusting the real failure of the second intalmeDt
DE has, we believe. agreed to take Treasury bonds
ls part and parcel of the funds which are to be |
furnished to him. These bonds still had some years
10 run, and they carried interest only of ak per
cent; the Government, therefore, is simply taking
back its own paper at a discount, with the chance
II any real cash that may happen to float in along
With the bonds So that the real monetary value of
he ten millions lies somewhere between that sum
'nd MI, but Whereabouts no one can say.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-20
A SHARP Comment.

From the london Shipping Gzzs,te
The disposition evinced by the Federal Govern
ment to eOnfscate the property of neutrals since
the commencement Of this war, is so strangely &C
variance with the policy promulgated By American
statesmen ever since the foundation Of the Repub-
lie, that it can only be referred to the feeling Of
irritation which prevails az Washington in eonse-
quence Of the cOuntenanee which the Confederates
have received from the leading maritime States Of
Europe. The greatest advocates Of the rights Of
neutrals whether as politicians or as jurists hare
been found IN America The last maritime war in
which America WAS engaged wss ia support Of that
doctrine In the most recent correspondents which
the Governments of Mr.. Pierce and Mr. Buchanan
had with our own and that of France the principle
Of respect for the private property Of noascombat-
ants on the high in war time was insisted upon
as necessary to the wants Of the sge and ndispeu.
sable to the progress Of civilization
All this appears TO be forgotten By the Cabinet
Of Washington, the moment il seems convenient 10
raise the character Of the Federal Government in
the estimstOn of foreign powers, bring in aid Of
the North the moral support for which they have
hidden 80 Vehemsntly. While they point 20 vessels
from our colonies attempting to run an Inefficient
blockade they forget ha their Federal cruisers are
constantly violating the laws Of neutrality upon the
ocean, and that the enlistment Of foreigners British
subjects amongst The number In the Federal forces
constitutes q breach Of the neutrality laws of =
most fAgrant character though it ia convenient ass
now to overlook It England afford 20 treat this
Inconsistent behavior with indifference. but il viii
not render her the less determined 60 take action IL
the opportunity fairly presents itself
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gls D1ssbiIIt aniou isus 9n.titas
lpsily IS, Trl-Weshly ssI woskly g.
y bates q Aavertl1lpg.
RnarwABEH AT PEaAsuaT:

HhNEWABEA AT PL1ABuzI. tas
One Square, ons yszr s3oExch additional sausrs ga
6wertiseFs exceeding the space c0ntracsOS
Tor, VIII be charged for the excess
II 1HE WHEKLY.
oEi DaAAAR Square for tie r Fzz oHEs for sas
Fabse iaent insertion. -
AdIsrtnsnts pubIished IN both tbs Daily ana weekly VII
eehsrged the fzl daily F1ksa Win onshaf ~ $500 ysfs
added.
sss b paid Fos 81 ths Js3sor
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-20

-CCTToS AT SEA-1here is no American cotton
known to be st sea fer this port The amount on
the water this time last yesr was about SO coo bales
The quantities Of East Indian at sea to arrive By
the end Of January is about 10000 bales, against
A 1000 bales same time last year. -
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-20

Nashville and Decatur Railroad
CHANGE or SCHEDULE.
7HROUGH TO MEMPHIS IN II HOURS.
Or ana after Sunday JaIy aIst 1851 Nail Train will Ieavs
Nashville Daily at M.
Returning, arrive at NsEhViIle ct lis AM.
Way Passenger Trains will leave Nashve daily except Sun
lays, At AM
Returning, arrive ct Nashville 6ilO P. Nj
II 2 The A. NJ Train connects with Trains 10 Hunts
Vle and Chattanooga.
~ Ths P. n. Train connects With Trains to 0ornth
aFand JUNCTION, Memphis, and New Orleans =
Iulyl9-a ", ON PKRKTNs,
General Superintendent
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-20

Country Residence fer Sale.
VERY desirable pI.ee one hours ride from Nashville
n house nearly new, containing conveniently
Of rich land with $50 choice fruit Of
all kinds. Possession given at any time
Address P, o., Box l9l, Nashville. Ep21 el-d3mS
CAPS, CAPS, CAPS,
or every variety and Ee for and boys for The PA
Y and Hinhr. A. J. FRANCISCO,
octst d2B No. 90 Public Square, Nashville Tenn.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-20

leaving 50s60 bales Of all kinds to the trade There
has this week beep a decrease of 2OG50 bales. Ia
the stock of American
t.7rha :, .;~,7-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-20

81 WInOrm' for Lease 10 IA G0OG
Tenant
Desirs % place ny late residence miles vest Of the Pub
lie gauare In the hands good Tenant for series Of
On very easy terms The premises contain about
eror soil about half cultivation the balance In shade
e grass The house with rosms porehes, eICean cellar
wants houses stable, WE'LL &C.. all new and coHortab
the Gardener The Dairyman, Gentleman, seeking co
let and retired spot his family rem the heat and
he Ey place Tor rent IN tks vicinity Of Rsh
e offers superior attractions.
o the right man 1 will make tbs terms acceptable.
44X, Cherry street EU99RE UNDERWOOD