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New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-04
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NTADAME MAROACELLI has TIC
Ya bogor 10 1:o.n her reads and III. pcbis Ia gene
raj 1a issncs gtye her asi CONCERT since her
return lron Europe, the sa OF aFci. As al ue aPsho
Hall! WITCH occasion she VIII oe ~ ZIG toto"'
Ing talent:
Ms HoSN aadheF pupi' s.sloR as. rnsy yMaRrlNl.
- =, Instrumental P:rtaraers, ~
Mr. conche M Mf E.nss hF "a. },; pi,aoS ''
PRGoRAMhs PART L., |,
I Qua.teao-N.c-. Nice. sddj0-iifS ticVE-
,irs NacoaceIl NJ Paige, 81 ao' Martini
(hFst tine in Americal ee>'a
?. -violoocelio-Mr Boacser. c.,..;,
5. Derro, Aore; irt,h Meinsy-aiFs Horn
1, Variations .os The Pilno Fer e. upon an ar -,
). Recila,ive and Aria-Merce, dlisue anee!ie
from the new Opera Safo o'-"Nadame -.
7. The ouitcrs Song written expressly, oy
genec-an OF this city, tor Miss Lewis,
pupil OF Mr a-t a:rs Horn .............,'I ho'n
s. Rsciia;iv. and Dueue--LJer! Se!e-iroui
TIE Opera Selissayo-ir Paige AVID Sig n..,..,,,
Mar!.n .Scn zs1!'
PART IL
y Solo for the v;oin-Mr t.i.,ea.. De serio;
, A.ia-Prendi Per al- Sci GhaTo-wTi'ten c1-
p+e>sly MaGam- PeIs!ass-M4dsme -.
s. The Sci. hing Soug-Mr Paige J A"Ss'
). variation. on The Piano FcrIe for lour haads
-iIessrs T.mm ast AarrS.
g. Dear Love aud Native Land. tareveEi; l''sh
Melody-Madame Maroaceii;,; .,......''e Lover
: Terzst,s--DOIce trauGui!Iiia-Slrs tioTE,
Madame Maronce'l;, NJ. Paige. ..fuci.a
Price Of ;GrGissi0n, >, ca
Five sihg'e iick't on
Three sIn=ie TicAets
Single Tickets, Zach
To be mad a. The principal music storrs al ttiaiie hi-
ronces residence No. SO 2eracd street, ana at the oo
f IL
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-04

M ATCHES lower than ever.-in con-
wv sequence OF the reduction OF duties by The @ iatc
iaE the subscriber is selling bis stock OF Gold ann sset
Of new and splen. patterns, and Jeweliy at s,a =,
considerable reduction former pIlces, being nutb
lover than they can bought FOR any other pacs 10
the city God Watche, as low as go 10 80 each
Watches and Jevelry exchanged or bought All waHne'
warranted TO keep good time the money rrtusned.-
Watches ana Clocks repaired the best manner and war
rsnted at mech isss than the usnal prices.
a C. ALLEN Importer Of Watches and JeweP!yy
o11is. Wha,asaie and eiail. 80 Wai-st- np ssair'
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-04
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IN Friday tic Sd inst oi consumption IN she none OF
s.d mrnorali s. Rachel H. wife OF Mason u hellon
ared 25years, months and % days
The friends and relatives OF tie ianily are icspeo.t,
Al o'clock T. NJ at The residence OF the family, NO 81 NOT
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-04
rREAT INDUCEMENTS arc offered


~ at The
NEw.YoRK CASH TAILORING hoTAb L'siH.ENi'
li1 FULTON srREEr, NEAR BROADWAY.
Tl. tpcJs in on hand iu aud d'hIonaole as
r,uen of Cloths Cassneres andycs,aSs oil the hH'''
French aad hmricsn manutactures, we are pFepat'" ~
comm.ncc our Spring business, adeFisg s'rcay 10 our '
.yem of Cash on delivery and no abatement IN
The advantages derived by the customer 'ro" NE
on q, M cnrrse the eby realizing gain OF so per cent
,o, credit p;ce, they conceive perfectly obvious, ana
therefore need 10 comment and in caiias the aenoh o
n. gentlemen of the United states and OF New.io W
.aftlcuilr 10 t.ejr assortment OF choice "oo's hey WI"
merely observe hst undertaking puncualy and despatch
IN answering the commands ct their friends Is as much
part ol theit system as cash paynlentS.
III - u o'o N.- ~ - ~
ggOREHOuND CANDY at 20 cents
i oer lb-Horehound Candy tbroken) made from, 'he
Clarified Essence Eoehou at 20 cents per pound of
sale by r. L. & a . iuhh i mo "fee""''n'
Is 2wjs' cor. Cbauloe'ssutc!
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-04

GEARS NEW MONTHLY MAGA
In,tad states established TOR le dius Of Us ul Know.
ledga embeshrd with several hundr,d fne Eng avings
H. ,onbIy parts OF 40 or 80 large imperial ocavo pages
Terms 81 year invariably in advance no 'aoSciip'ioh
received for les period than one year. Single huape's
l93 cents. :, ;o;.,, ~
subscribe Tor one year the Magazine can be suppeo !"
their own DOORS by city carriers l6! cents per nuioer
payable delivery. HoB s.kt s, SE E-An.,,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-04
SILK AND MILLINERY GOODS
CHEAP FOR CASH.
sI c,TL'IENS N,te Stevens s

4 A. G,nnoanl o5 BEAVER STREET, one door from,
Peri street and rst street below Wall street New" ofH
mas on hand very large and chocey selected asorsn
OF millinery gxods fer he spring trade most OF which pave
been purchased al auctnn the present rulaous ana
viii b. ,od from 81 90 per cent below he cost OF h
por,a,ion The subscriber adopts iar same cs9se as Pu
The cssS auctions da and awaiting h,efoih bdr: ans
Iha, offers and he ia turn selling them at small advance
for ash and cash only Many who bough. goods OF D q
G. last year well know they were decidedly cheaper tnai
cocd be bought elsewhere. And he would reSpectyr'y
Ve merchants and mllltners in the CITY or coa,uy
ant any Goods in the subscribers line to not fail gYing
him cal before purchasing elsewhere for hey may ce,
pend il will be fos the interest TO DO So lie WIZ naVe
Constantly on hand full assortment of hat silks and ribbons
and All o;her yoos in the millinery line, besides good as
sorment OF silk goods general satin and tafeta ronoh'
i .ioi. ~. - : a,, ~ ~ ~ ri lmls
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-04

u Leary g. Go. will introduce TIE Sprisg Fashion
for Gentlemen's Hats, Friday. March Sd.
23f sis, Nos and is,o, House
u Gers.ernen's Fiats o! the Spring standard
Pattern are now ready inspection and sale The store
OF the subscriber, P!ae ard Nsssau-sts. BIRD
Wednesday, March |, 1913. sl lw
II spencer', HAT WAREHOUSE Is removed TO
No. 81 Chambers street I'd door Eas. of Broadway
March I'd, let3. I2h-
u Spring Fashion ignis.-h.ts Of the ne"
Spring Sye viii be counter and after SAL
prday 4lh list SPENCER Iauer,
nh2 If No 81 Chambers ST. toors East Of Broadway
II spring siaape.-Ine"Pa Paris Hat" The style loF
the coming season, IS shelves.
Fine Sulra Fer Hat. w
Fine Cashmere FGr Hat.
Eiegan; .MoIeskn Hat: o-*
sales made for cash only No deviation from pFices
PARKER 4 Co. corner Cenre.s:reei and
M 1ws- City Hal! Place, near the Fost-o.!ce
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-04

u Tabernacle baptist ChurcI.-Profcssor
EATON CT Hamilton theological Seminary, Will preach
MuIberyslreet Tabernacle, Chatham street. next
LDrds Day, morning and evening, March 5 free.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-04

u Eoficc.-sy Divine prFmSson the Rev. Wesley
HUDSON OF Newt r1nswick, NJ, will preach in the ~.
f. Church, Seventh street, Third Avenue, the
and evening and Rev. Edmund s. james, Fiaalc
Secretary OF The American Bible Sacicy TIC ailers0on
OF Sabbath. IT.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-04

u The Ordinance OF Baptism will be admin
.ered By the Rev ". W. tNENTS IN The Church
Ll.hl aud Narck streets, Sunday Morning, March
:, 1875 Service 10 commence Al l0i O'Clock. II
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-04

Agents supplied the mos, lherai terms. IL, or.x
s.sy mr. mod OF procuring copy of Sears Bible ~
ography, or Wonders OF ths wod-Any person si.s;
Esnr Wspariue, for oae year. and renting 55 curren
,s r.e Of All * pense To publisher. shall receive
copy oI ud. PC H l3 lmis'
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-04

u NOtiCc.-Those persoss who may nc interested in
gvlDs Tree, simple and practical character 10 Reg
Scctis arenvcd y an arj1utncd meeting 10 be held al
the Lyceun OF Natural History. No 553 Broadway, sun
day Toe j;h oclck, r. A., wiien discourse
'ihe SpIri; OF Res sious Reform" will be delivered by
William H. Charming, Of the Society OF United Friends,
Brook yn.
Morning services at the usual hour AT The oAdams
.tr,.i- Erpp .p
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-04
fSusse.;,s EInnc;nriuIil

tractabc a2re.nent with the trustees OF inc
stutc the PIaue;arum Will be removed IRON Inc
on Moulay usxt March S, 1885, as ~ NJ Conseqtth.s2
the general lecture sstYonomy Phrenofteh"' VIE
take place in The American lnst ut= room t!' even ~
nn ,a,l heinz the LAST Admltaace - cents tiI Iss-
iickcis suspende, except editorial oncs Houf hafa.'
O'clock precisely. - -
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-04

IT Persons wishing 10 purchase the ne" cneap pu'.e
,ons OF the day. will find them all a, the publication Office
Of the Tr;bune No. loo Nassau-s.reei opposite the City
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-04

u Franklin Temperance society.-1he re-
guar meeting Of The Franklin emperance Society," vii be
held this evening, the Washington Hotel of Broad
way and Readestreet. Good speakers vii! address ihs
msetlng. Fine singing by the Franklin Musca Assoce'
ton and others.
The Lldv Franklin meets the place on Monday
evening al 7 oclnck J. HARPER, Pr side nj
/. md II
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-04
" C.risl,. ssecoad Coming mad Escply TO

~ E,iveraiIy srsml. thapcl.-!n CONSEQUENCE
ri the Cong unuer The pssors OF The Rev
John Lille, having removed to Concert Hail. Broad VA
yherr public worship will be observed every Sabbath
morning and aeTnacn al 10. usual hcurs Ley offer &c
rem, any Religious Society Tor Chris lar "orsp the en-
tire Sabbath day use with evening during the week, o
the above c pei for ensuing mnnbS. Rent Toder
rate Apply to JAMES BUCliAN, ls2 Eliza5eth-sreet
Eutl. lirhl. &c iGCIpded. ma II,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-10-28
REPEAL. REPEALt,

Ireland viii be redeemed. Father Mathew
will stand her moral benelactor, and Daniel o.
Connel her political liberator. The sensation
created by the discussion OF these mighty subjects
of Temperance and Repeal has engrossed the at
tenton OF the civilized word, and thrilled every
country of Europe. Who can doubt, in Witness
ing the efforts OF these champions of human rights
ana human happiness, that Erin's sons will ere
long enjoy the rich fruits of morality and freedom.
spark from this spirit stirring fame has crossed
the great deep and is particularly discovsrable IN
the vicinity of Lancaster. BARBER AND
WARD have succeeded in aboishing old price,
and bringing merchandise down to its proper stand
ard aud value, and ais always ready 10 wait upon
the public and supply their wants. They have al
extensive assortment of cheaply bought goods, and
would be happy to dispose ofthem at a small adj
vance from their original cost. b. l. w. are al
ways pleased to show their goods, conidsni tina,
they arc of the best quality, and will please the
most fastdous
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-10-28
NEW FIRM& NEW GOODS.

" NJ. BARBER e. J. NJ. WARD, having
Il . entered mo co-partnership, under the firm
OF Barber L. Ward; would respectfully inform the
citizens of Lancaster and the public generally, that
they have just received from New York fresh
stock ofstape and fancy Dry Goods, consisting OF
Broad cloths, cassimeres, Sattineus,
Kentucky Jeans, Bangup cord, Buffalo,
Pilot and Domestic Ful!ed cloths;
Tickings, Drillings,
Canton, sale and printed aannels,
Plain, striped 4 paid linssys;
Scotch and domestic Ginghams;
Checks, cott., stripes, a splendid assortment
Of English and American Prints;
English Merinos, Camblet, Colored & white
Cambrics, domestic and bl'ch'd. Sheetinss.
A variety If shawls, dress, silk, flag,
and cotton pocket handkerchief, vestinss,
Corked skirts, woollen comforten,
Any quantity of woollen socks;
Blk. and white cotton hose,
Gloves, Suspenders, &c. in fact every vsris-
ty of Yankee notions.
Also, Il quantity of ready made clothing.
BoyNErs-Straw, Cyprus, Florence, Willow and
Lawn bonnep;
A splendid variety OF Ribbons, and artificial
Sprigs, etc. etc.
Doors & SHOES of every lind and sizs, common
y called tor in "Uese diggings."
Ladies CATER, and Morocco Lace boots;
Also, MOROCCO ana pruneila Shippers
They are daily expecting 4 fresh supply Of Gro
cerie., viz:
Teas, Coffee, Sugar, Molssses, pepper,
Spices, Tobacco, Segan, dried fruit,
and confectionery.
Also, Crockery, Hard Ware, Tin-Ware,
Nails, &c &C.; all of which they are bound
to sell as low as be bought in the country for
ready pay.
OryPsrsons who are in want OF any articles in
our line will do we'll to call and examine our STOCK,
at the old stand Of Thode Barber.
BARBER Il WARD.
Lancaster, Sept. 9th, lS43. 26
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-10-28
c., SPEAKING IN ARKANSAS

STUMP SPEAKING IN ARkANsAs'-
.ho,, nine O'Clock the voters NUMBER
nanear one hundred presented them
LES and round shouldered, shock
s.,.sd man rose and addressed them as
Teller Citerzens:-This are day
for The people Of VOLTS mouth, and !
mought say If warnt modest, tina. our
eternal reimbursement Chats hard
word. IN, got through with ~ de-
pended on our exertions. Bill soup
in are our candidate, and Jack Jones
.we.rs that he's going to shoot every
man that don't vote for hun! fe'ier
C;terzens-I'm a going to send my
sneech with a quotation from Selzer,
the Latin Cricket, when he addressed
the army at the battle Of Cow-pens.
Look ont-I'm comin'-cock your RI
aes and be ready!-'Ent 20 burute f.
az the Immaculate Teller said when ne
got stabbed in the House Of Represent
atives. .-1
Long and loud were the shouts OF
the orators party, and It was wItn
a;fTicul,y silence could be maintained,
until at last the opposing speaker noun
ted the rostrum. His speech common
ced in the following classical manner:
Teller Citerzens:-There arnt no
one skeered in this crowd! "Tempt
u. fugit," by the concordant and evac-
uating nabob Of Jerusalem! Old jim
Grimes thought he'd brighten me with
his Greek. "Puer stulius!" Histo-
ria Secrae." and I" Fiduset broadaxe. ="
What does he think of himself now!
He's = trsvelin' synagogue; but he
can't catch me with his larnin! vote
for Tom Cressy, he's man, and he's
got talent on his side! Abnito!--De
Jure! and Dunn spiro, spere! Hurrah
for Tom Cressy!
We stood at VOLTS mouth for near
" three hours, and we had the salts
faction of seeing Tom Greasy elected,
all through the superior learning Of the
last speaker!
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-10-28
PROSPECTUS

or T. new Weekly Journal Of enlarged dim.n-
sions. called
THE ANGLO-AMERICAN,
Devoted &c public information on the subjects Of
elegant and entertaining literature, general inielli
gene concerning affairs in cverv quarter of the
Globe; Poii,ice, Legislative and other public de-
bates; Commerce; the Fire and the Useful Arts
brief Critical notices of books, Music, the Drama,
and Lectures; and general Miscellaneous affairs
TO THE PUBLIC-OUR PLATES.
We take plea.ure in informing our readers THAT
we have ia an almost finished state superb A.
qua .tinta engraving of His Majesty Louis Phil
ppe. Hing of the French, which we purpose pub
ishing in 4 few weeks. The portrait is acknowl-
edged by g,od judges to be a capital Likeness, and
tho .ngrs wing is in the hands OF highly approved
artist. The size of line plate will just allow The
copy to form an smbellishnen. TO the rsI volume Of
the Anglo-American, but it viii DO given on paper
large enouyn 10 make a magnificent engraving for
framing.
T. We are also happy TO announce thai msgnih-
crnt full length portrait OF tie immortal W ashing
Ton has been for several weeks in hand and will
shortly be completed. The plate represents the H.
lastrisus subject in the attitude of speaker, and
10 tull Of expression. The style of the engraving
10 recent and of highly effective combination OF
line. stipple, and mezzoiint, which gives uncom-
mon sntluess and delcacy TO the tout ensemble"
and we fully expect that IL will be pronounced a
perfect gem of the artist from whose . burin'' il
will proceed. That spleadid a subject, upon so
large sc.ie, viz: twenIy-Gour inches nv sixteen,
may be even way worthy of public occupation, the
utmost pain AMI enquiry have been taken in the
selection OF an eDsrs1 eT. II will be ready in the
course oI very lew months
Tn. Anglo-Amerieau 10 published every Sstur-
day at the Office of the Proprietors, No. 6, Ann
Street, New York.
TEsss-Fhre dollars pei annum. TO be paid in
variably ia advance, and no deviation will ia any
case be made from the cash plan OF subseription-
This Journal is printed on superior paper, with
beautiful type cast expressly for the work. il COZ
rains as large quantity Of matter as any other
newspaper in the county the letter press is dill
u.ntly and carefully corrected to free il from typo
graphical errors, and the press work neatly and
cl-ary executed
All orders TO be addressed TO E. L. Garvin & Co.
Publishers. No. s, Ann Street, New York
0-r Every Post Master, any other individ-
usis Ssho will OBTAIN five new subscribers aSd re-
mi, sl5, current money, tree Of postage, shs! re-
s.irs f-ss copy of the Anglo-Amsriean one year.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-10-28
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD!

nNE HUndTed Dollaa reward will be given for
" the apprehension and delivery Of JOHN
THOMPSON, wi,hih hFe months, to tn. subseri
Der at Lancaster. Grant County, Wiseonsin.
Said Thompson is an Irishman BY birth, ,n.,ts
faenily, with little Of the lrith brozue--has been
9 soldier in the U. ;. Army, at PrsiIie Du Chen
is bsi=een As and 50 years Of sgs--aboui ~.
feet aad slsvsn inches hieh-sioui built-lig,t
h.iF--higa tall forehsad-blue eyes-high cheek
eones--raiher .air Roman hase-thin chin and
Hght sandy ~omplexior.
Said Thompson broke Jail ia Lancaster, On tn.
nighi Of the 2od astant, and set FIRE thereto snd
scasaned the same. L. :. BAKER,
Sheriff Gran, Co, w. T.
Lssgcsr Or q, les
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-10-28
MASONIC NOTICE.

THE Regular monthly communication Of Mel
sdy Lodge, No. 65, Platteville w. II. will be held
on Tuesday before each full moon, (when the moon
fus on Tuesday, it will be held On that day,) the
members OF said Lodge, will take due notice there
OF, and govern themselves accordingly. Bre thren
IN good standing from other Lodges ar. invited to
attend. By order Of the w. NJ.
L. w. LINK, Secretary.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-10-28
ASSIGNEE'S SALE.

YNHE subsci ibers, sssgnees OF the estate of Mo.
Il ses Whitesides, bankrupt, will sell at pub
lie auction on the 25ih day of November uext, al
O'Clock, T. NJ, at the office of l.. Bevans, Bsq.,
in Platteville, Grant County, Wisconsin Territory,
all the estate Of said bankrupt, consisting Of real
estate, personal property. and sundry chooses in
ton: a particular description of which will DO
given OH the day of sale.
WIRAM KNOWLTON,} ...;...
JAMES II. GENTRY. A"'s"''''
Lancaster, October 4, lS43. 30
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-10-28
TO THE PUBLIC.

TO THE PUBLIC.
VIZ HEREAS my wifi. Hannah has left my bed
w and board with Thadens r. ~. John with
the intention OF marrying; therefore caution all
persons against haTboring or trusling he's my se-
count. az will positively pay debts OF her COZ
iTactns. SOhfIhoN AK IHUR.
Bsetown, Oct. llth, i543. 3l-3t.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-10-28
TRI-wEEKLY STAGE COACH
Rom LANCASTER 70 PllTTEtIllE.

IL Inents and will now run regularly three times
a week between the above places, in connection
with the Galsna and Madison and Gaens and
Prairie Du Chien Stages.
Leaves Plaitevils every Monday, Wednesday
and Friday at one O'Clock p. NJ. and arrives at
Lancaster at s.
Returning, Leaves Lsntsster every Tuesdsy y,
Thursday and Saturday morning, at 7 o'clock, and
arrives at Pau,viIle at 10, and in time for pas.en-
gers 10 go Oh to Galena tire tame day. Fare 81 90
III. MESSMORE.
Lancaster, Oct. 2lst, IS43
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-10-28
PLATTEvILLE ACADEMY.

HNliiS Institution will commences It's regular
Il Session OH Wednesday, the 18Th October,
A. ID. lS43.
The Trustees have secured the services OF MIR
ID. X. CARRIER, A. b. as permanent principal -
Mr.. Garner is an sppioved and experienced teach
er, vhom the Trustees can, with entire coahdenre,
recommend TO the public, vol qualified 10 take
charge of such an Institution. Tho Plsusvil
Academy has excsllent rooms sufficiently large 10
accommodate more than oas hundred pupils IN
their rcctations i:s location 10 very healthy and
easy Of access.
The Principal has provided himself with con-
siderable Philosophical Apparatus. which will be
cd.
The Institution will commence with Male asd
Female department. The Principal will provide
a Female teacher entirely competent to aid him.
The Academic year will be divided into iouI
Terms Of eleven weeks each.
Parents o. Guardians residing alta distance caa
c1,ain eny further information by addressing the
Principal, PosT PAID. Beard can be obtained il,
private families at from 81 50 to s. co.
Terms Of Tuit,on.
Common EngIish branche. per quarter $500
Higher English 4,0C
Mathematics, 500
Languages, 600
No charge for incidsn:als.
Tuition Tor each Term will be required IL ad-
vance, OF satisfactory reference given IL 10 high
~ desirable in the formation of classes, and for
other obvious ioasons, that each student should, il
possible, be present at the commencement of the
Term.
Tbs Principal Of the !nstitu,ion-;hs Prssidsn,
Of the Board, DR.. John Boyans, and tbs Secretary
may DO casd upon to Civ. assistance to Students
IN Ending boarding places, or TO render any other
aid which Parents may wish.
J. w. CLARK, Secretary
of Board OF Trustees.
PLATrgvILLr, Oct. 10Th lss3 2l-tf.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-10-28

il stock BY late arrivals, to a very extensive
and compile assortment of SUMNER GooDs; COM
prsing
The Latest style Of Dry Goods.
Merrimack, and variety oftancy prints, chintz,
painted lawns, figured null, Saco shirtng, bedtick-
ing of every requisite width, baggng, apron checks,
full supply of fancy pantaoon stuffs, brown French
aud Irish linens, linen aid damask table cloths,
dress and pocket hdk'fs., cravats, stocks, gloves,
hose. &c. &c.
Seasonable Clothing.
Mems cloth, Jeans, moleskin, linen and gam
broom coats; cashmere, jeansy sattineu and linen
drilling pants; silk, satin, marselles aud Jeans
vests together with adys bonnets of every deicrip-
ton men and childIsn's summer leghorn, straw,
palm-lsaf, silk and fur hats; also shirts of every
pattern and IN tterial.
Every description Of Boots and shoes.
Mems seal, calf, kip and thick bouts; morocco
and seal pumps, lined calf, kip and thick brogans,
Ladies' kid and morocco slippers; monroe, calf and
prunella shoes and bootees, in every variety, and
to suit all ages and every size
4'~ GROCERIES.
Java, Rio and iiavanna Coffee; N. o. loaf and
brown sugar; Young and Old Tyson, Gun powder
and Imperial Tea dried peaches and apples, rice,
traisins, sinnamon, pepper, ginger and allspice
sperm and talow candles all size of window glass,
canister, key and blasting powder, etc. etc.
HARDWARE.
Spades, shoveis and picks; grain aad grass
scythes, pi,ch-foks, saws, axes, hache,s and ham,
msrs; pad, and avarie,y of door, trunk and chest
locks, self-scting aud congress hinges; brass and
cast butts; screws, glass and mahogany knobs, Ger
maa silver and iron spoons, etc.-Together with
Fin and stone ware, paints, oils, whiting, putty,
etc. etc.
Our goods were selected witt, thorough knowl-
edge of the TIkEs and MARKET; aud offer
them 10 the public upon terms which we fster our
sci es will retain our old friends aud acquire new
ones. 5. f. LEWIS q, co.
Potosi, June 20.n Is43 ID
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-10-28

"AkEN up by tho subscriber, living on the
l. Wisconsin, River, three year old mare, of .
light bay, dark name and tail, small star in the
forehead, thirteen aud n half hands high no other
make observable. Tho over is requested TO come
forward, prove property, pay charges and take her
away. &. CROCKWELI,
Grant Co. w. T., Aug. 22d, 1913. 27-<,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-10-28
SCHOOL.

TIME Subscriber avails himself Of this means
Il of Informing tho citizens Of Potos aud vic,-
nifty, that he will, in few weeks, open a day
school in said village. Satisfactory testimonials in
regard to character and quail will be given.
lie has selected Poiosi Tor his permanent residence
and hopes, fom his successful experience in this
branch Of business TO receive favorable attention
}. +. HUBBARD.
September %, lS43. %