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GULF CITY BITTERS.
"The Gulf City BItters,"

"The Gulf City Bitters,"
ARE
becoming daily more popular n til, this community ana
sUPERsEDINe ALL OTHER B1TrERs.
They are made feg the nest harmless but invieora
and choicest OF spiritss
AS AN sxTEaa4 go rA ErHT7zfH AND
or ,hs.s ssa:9ts.z snRSyeS they
cause them to be indspsnsibio to every Household
AFTER THEY HAVE ONCE BEEN TRIED.
Dead for the GULF cfTY BiTTERs. have recently
IN Sc eSbsd To al PoPpa al
orders, city and country.
THE GULF CITY BITTERS
Liquor Dealers, DrugGist1, Saloons or GrooerS -
THE TRADE SUPPLIED AT LIBERAL RATES.
Prepared only by 49,. .tft...... ...r .Io.
.- CHARLES FRICKE,
Wholesale Dealer In Wines and Liquors,
'rt" H"1' sNorth cOmnSrSe Street -, +.
AZ JOHN HEHDERsoN. s5 Tchoupi.sglas St., bel
Also. Proprietor Of tho celebrated eERMAM BIT.
FEVER. and ali LfvER CoMPI1INTs. nos IySp
CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, 80
.,.., 20 ~. NO. sO7- CANALlsTRRET. - ....
1.e NEw ORLEANS; - 81
'"> 49, Under the DirectIonSf -
MR. 9. WIN. n & VANS, rr
Daughter Of the lats DE-. j. Perkins, Of Ahis stato)
This Institution being thoroughly founded and most
ably sustained By superior Processes from Orleans
and Earope direct Is prepared 20 receive pchonrs
Instructions given lower than can be Obtained
from Of Professors of the city. Caoseo are now
being formed F the present session ~ e07 Canal street
ThoSe wishinG to oi the elaaseS for Piano yOceSOl
other instruments. win please present themselves.
HouFs from II 4. N. to r. n. daily.
Belonging 70 the Inatituton II . residence. wher
scholars from the country, either male femf may
obtain board and lodging, and where facility vii
be offered them to the advancement in their studies
For further information In regard to terms ETC. ad
dress MRS. WIN. r. EVANS,
SEGA a iy5p Lock.box 457 Postoaice, NO.
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IMPORTANT MEDICAL NOTICE.
DIR. E. dc F. CURTIS

DIR. E. de F. CURTIS
Bsgs 70 nform his Southern Patients that he has besD
called to New Orleans to attend upsn an inpotta.s
$40 there which viii dstan h fer about one raonth
IN the city. and that he ean BE- consulted at
NO. RAMPANT STREET,
p hstween Canal and Castcnheuas strssss POP
s.iiy. fro. 10 n.tasr n. and froa to sF.n. On
sandays from II toa only. .,,4 -
Dr. curts has devoted twenty ysass Of his practice
easirsly to the trsssnsas Of .lt a ris.-~,I7 u"
tTt.ai "a 81 u, Gg,'e .at. D,s.-j4us 81 o. So
N=-i NERNoUe DISEASES - =
.ft-..,ir ~ I'll. = -, ~
ARISING FROM PHYSICAL ,DsD1LIrY, xx-
'.'"''9 ''ts' HAusTKD Vitality, g1g -
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. Fiat is q social definition, if it il
a Webste{ IN op%. The good listener
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Descriptive pamphlet sen. free. Address.
A. McDERMOTT, Manufacturer,
fei T2ly 80 Camp street, New Orleans, La
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GEORGE WASHINGTON.

DR.. TUFTS HAIR DYE is the best in use,
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THE GREAT AAEasSAN COOKING STOVE
No. 100 Camp Street.

The Champion American Store never fails to pive
ALL defects known 10 osies In other Cook.
isg stsyss have been entirely remsdied In the Amsr
oen: THO economy, Dispatch and Durability of This
Stove have made the favorte whsrevor introduced
1Cy9I wsat Stow buy only Hridgsfbrds Old Reliable
AZ h!sas Of Coetins and Heating Stoves on hand
SPeciA attention given 10 GuttsriuG and Ro0Gpg.
al ss"rs nS Asn fana ADD r3Pstff ss 4sss furnished
pa. -.sI '.t' Agent foT American Steve
aelo % % lC0 Camp Street
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HIBERNIAN BENEVOLENT AND MUTUAL AID
AssoolStIon-Branch No 6-The regular monthly meet
ing Of THE Branch will take place TUESDAY,
February II, 1875 at u The prompt attendance
Of each and every member is earnestly requested
business of Importance will be transacted
By order: II. r. BRENNAN, President.-
j. II. HESLIN, Rec. Secretary. fe9It
HIBERNIA BANK OF NEW oRLEANS-NSw
Orleans, January ~ 1s73-At the election held tie
goth inst the following gentlemen chosen Direct
ors OF this Bank for the current year:
Patrick Irwin, Hugh McCloskey,
John Henderson, ThOs. McKennA,
William Hart, Nicholas Burke,
Edward Sweeney. p. a. Foley,
Thomas Marley, r. N. O'Brien,
Robert Carey, Tbos- L. Clarke.
And at regular meeting of the Board, this day, PAT
RICK IRWIN was unanimously reelected President.
ja2G JAS. j. TARLEToN. Cashier.
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Truisms are so dull that many do moi
that they are truths.
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For urther particulars, apply to
BRO. FLnRIM0ND,
uha4 My Director Of the College.
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MEETING ROOM FOR RENT-THE SPACIOUS
WI and wen furnished Meeting Room, No. l2G Canon
6elOt street. VIII rented 70 Societies Clubs IN
the evening month. ON reasonable t8rmR. APplYa
the Office Of the MoRsIRo STAR sell q.
, 1873-02-22
aud wea givon tho receipts Of tho ovoning and
any additional donations.
,TAe Convention adjourned.
EVANSTON MATTERS.

A member OF tho Junior Clasa Of tho North-
wcstorn Universtty, who has latoly takon tho
dosrco Of "Fatlor," was proaontod, on tho nftor-
noon OF Friday, With d baby-carria5o, by his ad-
miring and approving olasBnatoH. Tho class
formed into rank In tho centre Of tho village,
aud, preceded by 1fo aud drum, ind holding 4
roro attnuhod to the vehiclo Which was thus
drawn behind, marched to the houHo Of tho
nowly-fodgod pater. Whom there, prouenta-
tlon apocol waB mado, mud expressions Of good
will intorchangod tho good fooling prevailing
on all Htloa. Tho carriage was q very tasty and
costly ono.
The Lakosides met nj tho residence Of ]. M.
Williams, Eaq., on Thursday night. Tho at-
owing to the popularity Ct tllo CHARM.
for tho election OF officers for tho oli-
Ruing three months, Rev. L. Fl. Packurd wna
re-alected President; Miss Gunn Yice Prasl1ont; /;
Murray, Troaaurcr. The Commlttoo on Pro-
gramiuo for tho noxt 1noeting arc Miss Payne
and Mrs. Z. W. Dlntohford. An oxceltout duet
wns played by Misses Thompson aud Greonloaf
boing selection from " Martha" nov: Goo.
q. Noyosy ypastor OF tho Presbyterian Church,
road very instructive and entertaining essay on
" Drcams,' which was followed by song.
"Tho Alstletoo Dough,"a pantomimo, was OK
cellent, olloiting tho heartiost applause. A no.
talnnlc1lt Of tho evening.
This mootiug OF the Lnkosides IL universally
conoedod to bo tho host Of tho wintor, aud tho
hour at which the Hooioty broke uV tost'0as q"
tho raro social and intellectual epioymonr OF tho
hour.
, 1873-02-22
THE CITY m BRIEF.

Tho French und Italian classes Of the Chris
tian Union, undor Professor ?. N. Laaendie,
meet on Saturday evenings, Of No. 205 Woat
Madison stroot.
Tho Post Oflco will close to-day ut 10 o'clock
q: M, reopening ut p. M, for dolivory Of mails
M sg, s9 p n m H. wo aey9sSs ndgd BY esFS1s q; n M
and ono outside. Afternoon mails will close at
noon, eseuing mails as usual.
Tho ladies Of tho Church Of tho Atoncmont,
Corner Of Weat Washington md Robey BtroetH,
will give their time md talents on Monday md
oystor supper, tho proceeds to be devoted to a
charitable object.
! A public celebration Of tho "birthday of
George Washington, that grand old temperance
mnn, will occur this evening at tho church cor.
nor OF Clnton and WlBon streets. AddroshoB
fessor Ne3aon, on " Iossous from good life"
Those who have ut heart tho welfare OF tho
newsboyB md bootblacks should nttend tho
meeting at tho Briggs House this evening, whom
the subject OF new Homo for tho poor little
gnninB will be discussed. AS Dr.. B, @. Miller,
Ing Homo, tho project is not .Iloly to fall
through.
Tho downtown dinners gtvon at No. 116
Franklin atreet by tho ladies Of tho city churcles
for tho benefit Of the Christian Union, will cloao
to-day. Tho attendance during tho week. haa
boen fairly large, tho honors Of tho table boing
gracefully discharged by tho bellies Of the va
rloua congregations. Tho gala dinner celobrat-
ing WaahIngtons birthday Should bs worry largely
attended.
Tho Mayor yesterday iunugurated tho "wor
against Gor1nRn saloon-keopors" by revoling
tho uconse Of Robert parhs, No. 50 Wostern
nativo American. Could not Mr.. Hesng lnan-
age to change the name to pachs, md thua
illustrate the tyranny of tho Executive and the
danger from "ono-man poworf'' ue might find
two readers OF his piper to believe tho story
Mcasra. Emerson l. stott, atatoners, book
MadtRon atroes, hayo largo otock Of now music
on hand. Among tue gema just brought out ara
IT, "ta .o'' i nsA ne fho Iendsr Chord Polka by
espree by Kinke vf1sgS Ho1aya 5ssrapz
mape 1hS S BY nfR} fR}ssedq sfs Gcoabyo
Jamors E. Stewart; I'm Lonely, 80 Lonely"
souE aud chorus, words by Z. no9ford, and
my!sio BY q; P. Danks Carriers Waltz" (ren
u,azurka Tor tho plano, By Frank Mueller.
A moeting Of gentlemen Interested in forming
2 Cosmopolitan Club in this city was hold on on
Thursday evening at the oi,ico Of tho President
pro tcnt DR.. john D. II. Carr, pursuant to cali.
Tho Committee on Constitution md Dy-Lawa
reported, through thetr Chairman, W. Charles,
Esq, draft which was professionally adopted,
30 that the club may DO Incorporated undor the
general law OF tho State for aociatieH not formed
for pecuniary gain. The document submitted
provides that tho object Of the club shall bo tho
mutual recreation and Improvement Of it's mem
hors, md provides for tho election OF tho usual
officers, with Committees on lebnto, etc. Tho
attendance being small, 1t was not deemed ad-
yiHahle to elect officers last cvoning and another
meeting will probably he held at tho samo placo
noxt Wednesdey eyening for that prrpoao.
, 1873-02-22
q QIlNlkfnE tho Elat.73

Tho origin Of "ohalking tho hat waa duo to
Admiral neeside, in tho days whom Congress-
men Went numbering oVcr tho distant States In
stage coacloa. At the annual ndiournmont Of
oongrcss Admiral Reosido would pass his frionda
Of tho two Houses over lia stage lines aftor tLe
following fashion: "Mr. c., auppoao you arc
fgtag going back to Lexington : w1!l pass you
will your agents along tho road know this fact i"
" Just give mo your hat" Upon the tilo being
passed over, this Napoleon OF tho stage, taking
= piece of chalk from his pocket, would dash oil
y brilliant white upon the black ground pccu-
hand 1t back to tho owner with the reniark
"Just show that to my agents along the route"
, 1873-02-22
CITY REAL ESTATE.


Ton sA1E-::WA WABABH.Av.. qa5 FEET, 8. 4. con-
~ Thlrly.fonrth.st.
iyaISai,.sy., Il {esI: Y; ~: fhis'y ditt
Hout!l Rark ionIoyar! Isa ioot, O. SSr; 0akwood:
EgNn.hv., 7G1 fcnt, nenr boulevard:
yIncennrs. N.Y., 1bk font, ;. ", cor: OakBood.
yinsetnos.a1.. sa feet, u. .. COR. Til.y.trst.ss.
Muhisan+av., feet, noar Twenty yal1lh.a .. front,
Mohtaan.Av. 2o0 frot, =. O. cor. Forty -oIghth.At,
Onkwuu boulevard, 6GU foot, south front,
Oakwoni Houtoyard, D5o feet, north front.
1ndlaHn.nY., 1bh fcnt, D. Q. cor Eltt tty-thr.at.
pEais!o.av., lth teety \. Vi cor. Fifty thlf1-At.
Ftnlri1 16h font, u o. cor. Fifty -thtrl.h
t|niu1not. NJ. iM fooi, :. y. eor. T!ify.tSird;s
tjntunpt- nv, 1M icott n. ". cor. Ttfty.thed.et.
Cnuniet-Av., 1bh fput nj 0. cor. Flfty. third. ut,
Unuinut- -nv 1o0 fdet, EnFty fgthst., at kcnvood
t!outh Park Boulerard G0o fcot, OCT. Vlttythd aud
ousias. .i;,aos Is font facinr sonh ra,t boulevard
hovesa trauts Of valuable aoFo property sout Of
.t purchasers md tasns q lIhorai,y
dosr9blu 10 found + THO bss and tho boat Is
FIX al strnnso1s and "st
fully invftod. j: EaA1AB WAnIlliN,
f3Hcnbnr ~ ffi1rn,
, 1873-02-22
Mf1EYHAT..

[a'iis is "a ss.AhL,teonousElloLD GQpDS-I WILL DUY
bEsh.AJ. """e'''s ~ a'' W! VA
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Testimonials:


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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-01-14
NJ a RIS ED;

b. Rev N. Wayne, on Chris mas day at the resi-
tence Of Capt Josi4h Hall, tather Of the bride Mr.
William A. Mcdonald to Miss Mary Hall, al af Bee
town.
The worthy couple we'll deserve the happiness they
have earned b. ths and receive the congratI-
ladons Of a large circle Of warm friends.
II Bloomington, December 20. by Jesse Brooks,
leorge Weeks, o Glen Haven, Wis. TO Julia Bur
ton Of Bio mington.
A. the home OF the brides parents near Cassville.
Mr. Edwin Rhoads, aud Miss Rosa Totman both Of
Cassville
At the residence the brides father in the town of
sassmannshsuse aud Miss Mary Andrew, both OF
Clifton.
In P'a'teville, Wis December "a. By Rev. Henry
Lees Mr.. Robert Trenary, of Platteye, to Miss
Elizabeth Mary Henri.
In Hszel Green January %. 1873 by r r. Knox
Mr. Chas =. ~ichmAn Of Nora Springs. Iowa TO Miss
| Susan 2. Trauartha
In Patch Grove December 81 1872. By Rev Joseph
y Others, Mr. Archibald Cornell, OF Little Grant,
| 70 MISS Rhoda Della Cart Ia.
| In smeser, December 95 1872 by Rev Henry Lee
Mr. Leonardo sckson. Of smelser, 10 Mas Mary Ann
| Wilkinson.
| In Path Grove January :, 1874 by Rev. Joseph D.
Brothers Mr. Matthew Edwards, Of Bloomington. 10
Mise Fanny lane Heaver and.
In Gisu Ha-en December Is. 1872, by Luther Bass.
ford. Esq Mr. Henry Gilmore to Miss Miss ELLA
scarborou H. all Il Colesbelg.
| In Plattavili. December %, 1872, by Rev. Henry
Lees Mr. John Hu ntibgton on, Plattevile, 10 Miss
Jennie A Hatfield.
In woodman. December %, 1872, By ! L. Parker j.
p, NJ. 4. NJ Mosisy, of Marion TO Miss C. Smith.
In Hazel Green December 81 1872, at the reside.cs
of he brides father by f. p. Knox, Mr. D. Floyd and
Miss Mary Williams OF Vinegar Hiil. ~.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-01-14
A Man Killed in the Mines at Hazel
Green Nitro Glycerine the
Agent.

Last Thursday afternoon the viii
lage of Hazel Green was startled by
the rumor that J serh Rogers, an
employed on the level of era wford
Mills X Co., and resident of Hazel
Green, bad been literally bio Sn into
atoms by The explosion Of a quantity
Of nitro-glycerine. The EXCITEMENT
in the village was intense. and 81 on a
crowd had gathered at The spot to
witness the frightful scene 1t ap-
peared that the explosion was
brought about by carelessuess on the
part Of the unfortunate man. He
had gone down into the blacksmith
shop with quantity of CONCEALED
nitro-glyoerine which he intended to
bring TO proper consistency at the
BLAIR z forge, and while undergoing
the process the gIvcerine exploded
The mans clothing was stripped
almost entirely from bis body, his
right arm broken and the hand cut
away above the wrist. Black and
/ CHASTITY wounds were found on the
body but fro the knees downward !,
no bruises were visible. The face
was badly mutilated, and on the
whole the mangIed corpse presented
most hideous aspect. The inques at
was held 10 Lafayette County-as
the death occurred in that county -
on Friday The funeral on Sunday
was we'll attended.
Deceased was an EugIshman ,abou
thirty years OF age. He leaves q
wife with whom be had been some
three years we'd. He was known as
good steady worker, and his tamil
iarity with the technicalities and
mysteries Of mining kept him in con
slant employment. The mans be.
setting fault was bis utter contempt
Of anything like caution when hand.
ling a substance az dangerous and
deadly as nitro glycerine is known
10 be.
This distressing calamity teaches
an emphatic lesson II will prompt
men TO exercise the utmost caution
when manipulating compounds Of
positively dangerous character and
it certainly ought to show mining
companies how ex remedy hazardous
il il, and how the lives Of scores Of
men arc K pt in constant jeopardy,
by having in their employ persons
whose recklessness and folly may at
any moment fill dozen homes wI'h
the sounds Of diFe lamentation and
woe
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-01-14
STOCK FARM FOR SALE.

The undersigned offers for sale his farm az mile
below the village OF Cassville In the town OF Cassvr
Grant comfy. Wis. The above farm consists of thu
south half of section 81 town 3, range is well wa
tered by several largo springs and brooks; 200
oft uuder fence. and 80 scres under cultivation;
young thrifty orchard of $50 trees the prmse
= young Nursey of sbont rs, 900 young Zone and tw,
year old trees started comfortable brick dwelling
and pledty of good outbuildings the place. T4t
building is beautifully situated to command view OF
the Mississippi river and the Dubuque and Minnesota
Railroad for 8 miles up and down the river. THIS
is THE PLACE WHERE RAISED THOSE LARGE
wATERMELoNsi The place is unsurpassed in @ rant
county for Stock Farm will sell the above place
either with without Stock and Farm Implements
Terms-0ne-thrd of the purchase money down, the
balance time TO suit purchaser.
JOHN II. c. sNECL0DE.
Dated Cassviile January %. 1871. 35tf
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HOUSE AVID LOTS FOR SALE

The Undersigned residing al North Ando e.,
offers for sale, his two story frame dwelling,
26x2s feet, containing two large rooms on
Erst story, and two rooms on second story;
also two lots, 40 feet square. viii sell on
reasonable terms. A. j. ORTSCHEID.
Glen Haven, Wis, Sept. 10, 1872 If
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-01-14
FARM FOR SALE.

In the town Of Wyaiusing, Grant County. wl-con
sin continuing 20 acres three miles Of the vii
lage Of wyalIsng. and three miles from railroad
pot50 und cultivation, the balance splen-
did grove timber, good springs. dwelling house.
granary and good sttbltnR, good range for stock.
school house and church y mile distant, good
chsrd of bearing trees Said farm will be sold flr
so per acre Terms, "A cash; balance time given t.
sEit purchasers Apply to Il. II. johnson farm,
or James Baliantine and Bro, Bloomington. Wis.
Noveroher RI 1872 23tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-01-14
First Class Farm for Sale.

The subscriber offers for sale his ia OF 240 acres
situated q mites east of the village of Patch Grove
40 acres OF choice prairie under cultivation balance
pasture and beautiful grove timber. On said farm
two comfortable frame dwelling houses. small ba
and grapsry. o rood we'll near buildings, two good
cisterns aud plenty running water for stock good
beaing orchard and plenty Of small fruit. Price $50
per acre; one third down and balance on time e.
suit purchaser.
For further Information inquirs at the subscriber
in the town Of Little GTant Grant County Wis
ANDREW CAIRNS.
Bloomington Sept. %. 1872. lTmtfs
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-01-14
FARM FOR SALE.

In town Of dillville Grant County, Wis. 200 acres
80 acres under improvement, balance timber aud
grove lands or springs, good fences. frame dwell
ling house is by - feet, With porch 10 bs p feet.
good cellar well finished, good cisern. stabnR with
sheds aud grsnary; orchard of about 200 mostly
bearing with plenty OF various kinds Of small fruits;
schoo house u sile distant. Price Sl5 per
Terms made easy For fur her particulars inquire OF
B.oominpton Wis 2Tff
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-01-14
FARM FOR SALE

$50 acres Of land in section I. 10 township No. Z.
north of range west miles north of Patch Grove
and miles east Of BRIDGEPORT; IS 2 under Quilt
walton. 40 acres good timber. balance openirg or
scattering timber q number Of good springs. large
new frame hou (cost about 81 900 good range for
sock Said farm will ba sold At the low price OF $40
per acre az the has gone east and eng aged in
the manu- featuring of iron.
Terms-~One til rd cash balance time given TO snit
purchasers Apply TO
JAMES BALLANTINE 4 BRO,
Gift Bloomington Wis
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-01-14
FOR SALE.

In the village OF Patch Grove house and lots
containing one acre Of land house nearly new, having
ooms good cellar and dhouse attached, good els
tern and WE'LL lots well fenced There also about
$50 ornamental and fruit trees on the lots.
Terms !, cash, balance. time given 10 suit pur-
chaser, or will he sxch tnged for nd farm
JAMES RALLANTINE L BROS.
Blooming "a, Wis. Nov 10 1871 2eh
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- T. ID:

At Lancaster Tuesday, December u FREDDIE,
youngest son Of Joseph and Ann Maria Nathan. aged
months and q days.
At Georgetown. December O. 1872, Mr. Sas 2. Luce,
aged S. years Mr. Luce old aud estee ned cit .
izen having resided in Grant County suee 1874
In BLOOMINGTON, Wis. December 49, 1872, of Dip
iberia Libby Bell Murp hey. aged years
In Bloomington, December Is. 1872, OF Diptheria.
Z : Grant Murphey sgrd 10 years and months
Children OF j. aud Murphey.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-01-14

PLEASURES or SLEIaHINa. = On
Wednesday, last during tho cold
drifting gale, the PlatieviIle Stage
sleigh was carsized by q huge drift
IN the road The solitary passen-
ger. Mr.. Edwards of Hazel Green,
thought this rather hard predca-
msnt, shut up tight in hack and
rolled over, and waited for the dri-
yer to unfasten the curtain and re-
lease him. Just then he heard the
driver calling out for help, saying
the sleigh had fallen on his legs AID
he couldn't stir. Mr.. Edwards then
tore his way ont and came TO his
rescue.
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CHICAGO MARKET

CHICAGO Monday January 10. 1878.
Wheat dull and steady AZ isai al .alisr February
Cora duh ard steady at 3o,.o cash 5o3Sc seller
February
Oats quiet and steady At 2se CAST and 25is SCI Ter
February.
Rye nominal - o. A@5Te.
Barley steady st e9se
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MILWAUKEE MARKET

MILWAUKEE, Monday, January IS. isis
Wheat steads a. ~ for No. /, IL = for No. 2.
Corn firm AZ 32jsc for No. 2
Oats steads At 2es4e for No. ..
Ryp quiet at Csc for No
Barley steady at Tle for No. 2.
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FARM FOR SALE.

The subscriber offers for sale very cheap and 0
easy terms 100 Of land situated rifles south
west Of lancaster village so under Gull
ivarioB and the balance good timber snd asture.
good house, grsnary and other Buildings, large
spring asd rxnning brock and many other desirable
eatures Fer terms call upon the subscriber wi thin
90 days Em3 l. q. URY
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FARM For SALE

One n lie from the village Of Bloomington, wisoon-
sin 260 acres. nearlv al under cultivation; goOt
frame dwelling graasry stsbling and other out build
ings never failing spring OF water the dwelling
some frnit aud shrrbbery Terms, half down, ITALIA
on terms to suit purchasers.
JAMES BALLAETINE a BR0.
Bloomington Sept %, ls72. 25u