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TIE INFLUENCE OF STsTERs.-Many
a wong man owes his preservation
from vice and ruin TO the influence
Of a sister. When in danger oftemp-
tation--when hIsown principles were
insufficient 10 resist the voice of evil
influence that was coming in upon
his heart--when he was in danger OF
becoming protane, licentious, lntem-
perate, ii vas her society, her cOuver-
S~atiOn, her PRAYERS that rescued him.
Nothing else would have saved him
but atiectionate %entrealies and tervent
~supplicatIons To God; and society now
embosoms many 4 virluous and pious
man. who has been rescued from i'm
pending ruIn by The conversation.and
Influence of a sister. Indeed, il vii!
be found that most of those young
men who are peculiarly 10 bad influ-
enceS, and who were in danger OF
ruin, who have been rescued, have
been recovered by this influence, and
owe their hapPines now, and their
hopes Of salvation. TO those whom a
heneiccnt Providence stationed AS
the pure companions Of Their. early
wears.
It should be added, on this hand,
that this is an influence which IS evi-
IDENTITY designed to be exerted in favor
Of religion. and which should be sa-
credIy employed to promote the sal
vation OF tie soul. So far ss it goes.
even in ordinary circumstances, 1t is
one Of t1c greatest auxijIaues to pie
~. She vino preserves her brother
from ~pro'aneness and intcmpcrance,
and an impure life, Is doing much in
aid Of the proper influence Of religion
in the world. She is keeping him
throwing hi"seli forever from
the mca ui grace, and from the
Of salvation. She is making ii
possible stIi! TO reach his heart with
appeals Of the gospel. She is re-
him where the means OF grace
may have access to him; she is keep
ne him where there is u hope, 4 pos
that he may be saved. But
lcr influence should reach far beyond
his. OF AL persons, she probably,
las most culireIy his confidence and
.ilection. There is not one OF his
companions whom he would sooner
than his sister. There is.
,erhapS, no amusement which he
would not give up or i place OF resort
hat he would not iorsake at her al
ectionate entreaty. There is, per-
not Il book which he would not
cad to CRAFTY her feelings, or Il good
influence under which attachment to
.er might not bring him. She has i
is heart at all times-at all times
an speak to him on the subject Of {
is souls salvation. He will not turn {
.dely away from her, as he will from
nc OF his W sex: nor will he deS-
ise her entTeaties as he NAV those '
f ministers of the gospel. And she c
n power which is in advance 5
ven of this: for a brother, though he l
lay not be religious, though an inf a
el, though a companion even Ct the a
vii and the licentious, she may pray. c
md what Young man is there, who, G
his sober moments Of reflection |
nd all young men have such mo- /
- would be moved at the know @
of the fact that a sister was Il
leading with God for the salvation /
fins soul, and resorted TO this meth n
d-the last method which piety and II
can use to save the soul, when c
| ether means shall fail TO rescue a
lie young man from enternal per- n
tion.-[Charleston Observer.
A Woman worth Having. f
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-12-09
PLATTEVILLE ACADEMY.

FYENnlS Institution will commence us regular
4 Session on Wednesday, Inc 25,h October,
A. d. 1913.
The Trustees have secured the services Of Mr.
ID. K. CARRIER, A. L. MS perraNent Principal =
MIR. Carrier is an appr0vedand experienced teach
er, whom the trustees can, VITA entire eedfdeare,
recommend Ia the pablo, as well Qualihs' 10 TAKE
charge OF such an Institution. The Pnuerille
Academy has excellent rooms sufficiently large to
accommodate more than Que bundled pupils IN
the r rotations; its location is very healthy and
easy of access.
The Principal has provided himself with con-
siderable Philosophical Apparatus, which viii be
used 10 illustrate those studies to which II is adapt
ed.
The Institution will commence with Male and
Female department. The Principal will provide
a Female teacher entirely competent 10 aid him.
Tho Academic year will be divided into four
Terms of eleven weeks each.
Parents OF Guard ans residing at a distance eau
OBTAIN any further information by addressing the
Principal, Posr PAID. Board can be obtained in
private families al from s 80 to s. 90.
Terms Of Tuiiioa.
Common Engish branches per quarter $500
Higher English g 400
Mathematics, 500
Languages, " 600
No charge for incidentals.
Tuition for each Term viii be required in ad-
vance, or satisfactory reference given. 1t is high
ly desirable in the formation of classes, aud Tor
other obvious reasons, that each student should, IL
possible, be present at the commencement OF the
Term.
The Principal Of the Insitution-the President
Of the Board, DR.. John Bevans, aud tho Secretary,
may be called upDn to give assistance to Students
in finding boarding places, or to render any other
aid which Parents may wish.
J. W. CLARK, Secretary
of Bon rtl of Trustees.
PI,TTEyIrtr Oct 10Th iS43 3l-tt
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JUSTICES COURT.

Before Sap,uol 1ompkins, n Justice OF the Peace
IN and for Gfaat County, w. 4.
Enos S Bakeb)
rs. IL attachment.
John Atchison\
YENiiE above defendant, John Atchison, will
H. take nuiice that n writ OF attachment duly
issued against yon in the above entitled cause ou
tho l0th day uf Noremher lsi3 re,urnable on tho
18th Day OF November, 1913, at one O'Clock, z.
NJ, aud your property attached to satisfy the plain
th's demand against you amounting 10 the sum
Of fly dollars, aad that unless you appear before
the said Justice the 9th day Of December next,
nt me o'clock, L. NJ at the Office Of The said JUS
tics IN Lancaster, IN said County, Judgment will
be renderodngainsI you and yoLr property snd TO
pay the debt. l.. $. BAKER.
Daied, Nos s,l6l3. 372
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-12-09
Lancaster, November 8, 1913.
To all vhons IL man concern

FEvAkE Notice, that will oa the second Mon
n day Of December next, ensuing tho date Of
this notice, commence selling nj the outward door
OF the Cout House in the IOWA OF Lancaster, the
County seat Of said Cnnoiy of Giant, all aud SIM
gular the Laads and Town Lots IN the County Of
Grant aforesaid, on which the taxes duo Tor the
years 1874! and lS43, arc not paid on before the
said second Monday Of December next ensuing;
and that such snIe viii be continued from day TO
day, botweon Inc hours OF nine O'Clock, a. NJ. and
four O'Clock, y NJ, Of each day until all OF said
bnnds aud Town Lots ale offered for salc.
Dated Lancaster, Grant County, W. 4. Novem-
Der Z, A. d., 1913 HARRISON BELL,
Collector Of Taxes in and for
IS Grant Connty aforesaid.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-12-09
Estatc u Cereno e Lampson.

I'D BLlC NOTICE is hereby given, tina, by
4 virtne of Incense decreed for that pnrpo.e
|hy the Probate Court, at session thereof begun
and held AT the Probate office ia the town of Ian
caster, County Of Grant, Wisconsin Territory, on
the fist Monday of November, A. d., 1913. |
shall sell al public sale IN the second Monday Of
December next, at the hour Of o'clock ia the
afternoon OF said day, at the Office Of Barber and
Dewey in the iowa of Lancaster, in the manner
prescribed by llw, the following real estate belong
|in. TO the Estate of Cereno E. Lampsun, late of
sad County, deceased, TO wit: The South West
% uatcr Of Section 4, Township 3, Ran e 4 West:
Also, the South West Quarter of the South East
Quancr Or Section 4, Township 3, North Of Range
ii. West of the fourth principal meridian, all in
SAID County Of Grant aud Territory aforesaid.
SlLAS BURT, Administrator
OF the Estate of Cercno Z. Lampson,
deceased
Dated, Lancaster, Grant County, W. T.(
November -, 1913 = 81
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T r. ITQV Has iu't received per late ar
i. u. OItI rivai-, direct from New Yofh,
fail aud complete assortment 1T Fan ard At M
ter Claihln, winch he offers cry low iur Cash,
ssiing of J'6lts, Pahlaiooas. Vests, Sh,us, D.aw-
ers, Boots. Shoe-. SOCKS, Stockings, Hats, Caps,
tiandkerchiei-, Cfavsis, ~ISpende,s, Cloves, Nit
tens, S,ocks, Cnmfnda:s, sc. 6,r.
Also. very large III ni piere Goods. consisting
Of CIoihs, Sailineils. ~hee's Grey, Jeans, Mole
skins, Bruad aad ,i,eaeer Cio,b., Domestic fla0-
nels. Liasrys, Calicuss, Painted Mas.in, Mrrnos,
Sc. &c.
Al.S0--Bpifalo Robes, Blankets, Axes, Spades,
&c. &c-
Polos;, No emher :. lN43 -
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-12-09

WIS dav same the Complainant by Wiram
knowlton, his Solicitor. and /; appearing IN
the satisfaction of the Court, that the said dern-
daais, Alexander >. 1ooe and Joseph Roette.
Juhios, aie not Inhabitants of this Territory, and
they having laiicd to their Appearance here
~; Ca moloh OF the satd Complainant il is o.
defed that the said Defendants, Alexander :. looe
and Joseph Roere, junior, do cause their appear
ance hrrein to be catered, ahd plead, answer or
denIr to the said Cnmplainan;s bill on or before
tie FIST day of the next term of this Court, and il
iaeY should fait tOdO 50 the same viii lac taken as
Confessed against them, All il it father ordered.
That this nlder be served the said defendants
etther by publishing the same 10 the Graz, County
iietad Tor six weeks successfully, or ny serving
tie .a:d Defendants. personally, with a copy there
o. By the Cnur.
Attest, ID. &. FENfON, Clerk.
WRAM KSawLToS, SIR Tor Complainant.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-12-09

District Court. Crawford COInty, Wisconsin, Ter
riIOry, October Term, lsI3, heing the
ils,rd day Of said fern.
David W. Dixan and Dalzel Smith, pariaers,
uader the name anu style Of Dixoh and Smith,
vs.
ann'as McCearny, Masiin Nienhardi, and r.
iz7heih NIenhasdi, wsle Of the SAID VI lriih
Aenhaht.
fENJlS day came the enmpiaina.is hv their ~.
a liciiaf, " knowltdn, ESQ mud % his mo-
t.il rule IS grated oh Malta Nirhhatdt and
/ La5pth NtrhharuI h's vile To plead, - 7Wer. or
e-Ea 20 The compliments bill ~ sixty day-. and
J.. aIYsarug TO ihe satisfaction OF the Count that
ne s1id defendant, Joha McCsanfy. - mt az
at Of Iris Territory, AID lie having tailed
= '''f- his personal appearance herein, ai n,o-
- 'f the said complainant II : ordered tnai the
'i1 Complainant john NcCeafnsy do cause his
a.'s77n-s hsfein 10 be entered ard plead, Az
We nr Hemur 10 the said compliments bill on Or
r ne fiT>i day Of the next tenn Of this Cou t,
: "'1' Il he s"ali fsl 10 DO So, The same viii be
-A'' as confessed agaiast him, and it Is fuilheG
tsat this Oster be served Oh tine aid de
+. '' either b. publfshins the same in ihe GRAFT
i.y Herald for SIX weeks s1rccssively or Ey
- = TIE said defendants n ith 4 copy thereof.
p the Court
n AAs'i, ID. q. sFESTON, C1erk.
"iiAz kS0wtrOS, S0l'r for GOnPlaiaarxs.
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To Mechanics and others

TYI iE'sE will be la tn the lowest aud best bid
i der on the first tuesday OF January next, on
the premises, ia the town of Lancaster, Grant
County, W. r. the building of Stone jail, a al
FQ1ae JailJr's House attached 10 il, Tor the use
Of said CoInty-the whole 10 be "a by 81 feet, one
stpiy high. The wo,k 20 be done according Ia
dat which may be seen by application at the
Clerks Office. Bond and approved security will
be required for the execution OF the work.
BY order af the Board of Commissioners.
l.. o. SiIRADER, Clerk.
II '"ostor. Novemher 23l. 1913. 81 I'd
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-12-09
Important 90 Purchasers
S. NJ. e. T.. LANGWORTHY.

). NJ. IL f.. LANGWORTHE,
fave lately received, by the steamers New
4 a Brazil, Jasper, Otter, and nthe,s, large and
splendid assortment OF staple and Fancy Rry
Goods, ssOots aud shoes, Qnccnsvarc,
Finwarc, Hardware, Cutlery, Clothing
Eron, steel, Nails, FEiii-saws and Cast
iEgs, together wiIta large quantity Of Groceries,
consisting OF Rio, uavanaa ~ Java Co6ecs; brown,
iIaAanha, and loaf Sugars; imperial, gunpowder,
ADD hyson ISqs; sperm and mould Caredics; James
River and Missouri Tobacco; No. ] and , .Nack-
erel, ia barrels and hall-barrels; mess and prime
Pork, in barrels and half-banels; also, one OF The
&c - best lot of ZINES, Brandies, Gin, aud Uhis-
kcG, ever offered IN ihis market.
frou the which we have taken in Inc selec-
ton Of the above mentioned articles, are eha-
,ed 10 offer them At very reduced prices fur CASH.
We respectfully invite the public TO call and ex-
anime oar stock, and request them TO remember
that ''lT is 80 TEoUBLE TO SHOW Goods al the
store 1f :. NJ. 81 T.. LANGNORIH1.
Pogn.i. Dee. 9, l5i3 II
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-12-09
THE U. S. MATHEMATICIAN,

AND BUSINESS MANS COMPANION.
FENHE demand for THIS work mas been so extern
Z sttc tIrut we we've obliged 10 publish
ond edition Of the 6fft number, which is ready
10 iorw ID 10 subscribers We nre NOW ready at
supply all demands, however extensive, and vii At
any Time Punish tho work from the cOn,ne ncemtni.
'fhls wax vii contain every thing necessary IN
arithmetic, bookkeeping, nlgohh, mensuraiion,
guagng, &C.. 10 form anH complete muh FOR bnsi-
ness.
Terms-The L. $. Mathematician and Busi-.
ness Mans Companion, will be completed IN "a
sQmi.monthly Numbers, OF g duodecino pages
each, on good paper, and forwarded 10 subscribers
ut 81 50, payable, ~ ail cases, 10 advance.
Any person forwarding s., il curcnt money,
free Of ppstage, 5hall have five lopies OF each No.
forwarded 10 his pider.
Ih0s7 who wish 10 act ne agents shall have
specimen number forwarded bT npplying to tho
subscriber, post pau. j. Nj, MAHAN,
Oh u 5. Mint Building, ~ north st.
0~ey- PublishcIs Throughout the United States
who y IN gwen abose two or three conspicuous.
insertion. fi,icrding This notice. shall have a copy
Of the work fprwaritd 10 them.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-12-09
a CARED.
NEW ARRIVAL.

FEIdE Subscriber has just received large LOT
Il Of assorted lRoN and STEEL, which he Of
eis To the public NJ Galena prices: Also, supply
OF cooking AMI ten plate STOVES, with pipe md
fixtures. lie is also receiving, aud will continue
receive until the close of galion, every style
of marketable DRY GOODS aud GROCERIES.
:. Il. LEWIS 81 Co.
Poos. Sept. 9Th 1913.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-12-09
To Miners and SHELTERS.

THNiII undersis ned sives notice that all persons
IL are forbidden 10 dig, or mine, on the follow
ng land in Grant County, W. T., viz: The n.
f. ar. of Section 10, Town 3, Range w, with
out written lease or leases from the proprietor.
WILLIAM SPRAGUE
The above tract Of Land for sale low for cash.
November ., lS13 81
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NEW ElRM-NeW GOODS g. NEW PRICES,
N4pOSTSc .s. - S. -
sz5a -

FI Vac subscribers have Increased their former
& stock BY late arrivals, to yerv exte,sive
aAd complete assortment of Fail aed- Winter
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-12-09

nUBLIC Notice IS hereby given that on the
J frs, day Of November, l5I3, took up nj;
my house, four miles north Of P0iOs, in the Comfy
Of Graai, w T., = certain black COW, which APP
pearrd 10 nave slrayeI from a drove: as she had
r1n witb my cattle the greater pant Of The simmer
and fall, made all the enquiries in ny poaer bot
could fin 90 owner; ! had said COW appraised by
john Taylor and R1sssl Carda. who appraised sa id
COW 1t sl2,00, after watch appusaI had sad coz
killed and concerted 70 my own use; nnd ] am
AZ all times ready ~ pay the nwnsf ior said COW
wnen he prove her 10 be his property.
ABRAM MILLER.
Bayre Greek, Grani 20. ". y.
Nnr l3fh 1873. ~ q
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------------------------
IN CuANCERY.
IN CHANCERY.
In District Court, Crawford County, Wisconsin
Territory, October Term, loi3, Oc'ober
l6th, lS43, and being the sew
enlh day Of the said Term.
lane + RnlettP

Alexander s. IIooe and Emily Hooe his wife,
late Emily Rnle,te, who is ExecuIrjx OF the last
willard testament Of Joseph Rolsttr, decreased,
ami also one OF the heirs at law and Que d 'he :
dry,sees uf the said .Ioseph Roleile, derease..
Joseph Rolciie, Iuainr, one nj the halls nj ilw
snd ole, OF the drvIsses OF the sand Joseph R0-
le,e, deceased,. .Iohl H. Manahan, aai Jean
Fsae, Il0lefie.
FkNHiS DAY came the Compaiisa', by hrl So
ctor. and il being proven 10 the saiisiac-
iioa OF the Court that the said defendants, Alex
ander :. tune, Joseph Roleue, Juaio', aud Jean
Fisher Roietie, are not residents OF this ferf,as,
and cannot be found therein. and they having tail-
ed 10 cause their appearance herein 10 he entered
according to law. AMI the rules OF this Curt: GA
motion OF the sad Complainant, ny her Solicitor,
il is odersd tina, the said Alexander :. iinoe, jo-
seph Roleue, Junior, and Jean FiSter R3iette,
be deemed ami taken t. b. absent defendants, mad
il Is further oldc.cd that the said ab-ent deiend-
ants do rHuse TIER appearance herein IL he enter
ed and plead, ahsweror demurto the said Com
plainant's bill ca nr belize the first day OF next
term OF this Colrl. AID il they shall TAIL SO 10 10
the same VIII ne taken as confessed nsatnst them !;
and ii is further ordered that this order be served
by Publishing copy ihetooI IN the Grant Cointy
Herald, for six week, successfully.
By the Court,
Attest, ID. q. FEN TON. Clerk.
October :. 1913 IS
'ruos !? BGRNETT, So.r for Complainant.
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The Latest style of Dry Goods.
MefrmaeS, ana variety oflancy prints, chintz,
painted lawns, figured mnll, Sacn shirrpp bedtick-
ing ofevcry requisite width, Tagging, aaron checks.
full supply o fancy pantalo stutfs brnv,, Fre,rh
aud Irish linens. linen a!d damask table CLOTHS
dress and pocket hdk'is, crayats, stocks, aloyes,
hose. &c. &c.
Scasonabic Clothing.
Mems cloth. jeans, moleskin, linen aud gam.
broom coats: cashmere, eans, sattneu aud inc,
drilling pants: silk, satin, marsales and ieons
vests, together with ladys bonnes Of every eicrip.
tioa; men and child'en's summer leghorn, straw,
pamfeaf, silk and fur hats; also shirts OF every
patleri and material.
Every description of Boots and Shoes.
Mems sea-, calf, Kip and thick boats; morocco
AMI seal pumps, lined calf Kip and thick brogans:
ladies Kid aud morocco slippers; monroe, calfand
pfunela shoes aud bootecs, IN every variety, and
to suit all ages AMI every size
GROCERIES.
Java, Rio and liavannn Coffee; N. O. loaf aud
brown Sugar. Young and Oh lIyson, Gan. powder
md Imperial Tea; dried peaches and apples, rice,
faislns, sinnamon, pepper, nget and allspcc
spetm and tallow candles; all size of window glass;
canister, keg aud blasting powder, etc. etc.
HARDWARE.
Spades, shoves ana picks; grain aad grass
scythos, pitch-iotks saws, axes, hatchets and ham,
ueIs; pad, aud variety OF door, trunk and chest
,ocks, seh-octing and congress hinges; brass and
,rst butts; screws, glass aud mahogany knohs Ger
nan silver AMI non spoons, er.-'losether with
Fin aud stone ware, paints, oils, whiting, poity,
tic. etc.
Oar goods we're selected with ,hogoush knowl.
.dse of the TIMts aud MARHEr; AID we offer
.hem 10 the public upoa terms which we hatter our
.el es will retain our old friends and acq,io new
ones. :. T.. LEWIS " co.
Potosi, November 4, lSia. 81
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IN t:iiANtEKY.

District Court, Craw ford Connty, Wisconsin Ter
ritory. O,nberrern, lS43, October II, lSI3,
being the 81 day of the said Term.
Edward ". Pelton, l
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TO THE PUBLIC.

Tn Weekiy Line from PotcSi to
Lancaster, Ci0 PiatfeUiUe.
TENIiE subscriber respectfully informs tho public
IL tina, he has made permanent arrangements
for running a Two horse coach between the above
points under the following regulations.
1t will leave Potosi every Monday, Wednesday
aud Friday at 7 O'Clock, A. NJ, and arrive ut
Plauevllle al 10 o'clock on each ol the days.
Aithis point il viii connect with the Stage from
Gaena, also the Sta 20 from Milwaukee, via Mad
ison. II will leave Pauevllo Tor Lancaster, on
eacE Of the above days nj O'Clock, y. NJ, wheD
II will connect with the Stage from Prarie Di
Chen: returning, il will leave Lancaster, for
PlaItevlle, every Tuesday, Thu sday and satlr-
day at o'ciock, 4 NJ, and PInuovilln for Poiosi
Oh each of the above days ut o'clock, J.. VI.
II. MESSMORE.
Lancaster, November g, 1913.
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TO THE PUBLIC.
EfOicC Prairie Hotel.

FEVliE suio:iiUer rtspecu Ily inioDns the travel
a ling public, tina, he is prepared to acconnno-
dute them ~ manner calculated 10 give universal
abstraction. His house is situated half way from
Lancaster Ia Polosi, and nom Prairie du CHEM to
y 81, iJc,-upou the best and shortest road be.
tween those p0h;j.
In asking a share OF patronage, nc docs il with
the DENOMINATION that lohc, shall leave his house
with fare, or prices.
JNO. n. EAYRES.
Doce prairie Juty 18th. 1913. 2U-tf.
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Alexander :. iiooe, and Family Hooc, his wife,
ExncIirix Of Joseph Rolette, derea-ed. and Jo-
sS.,n Rolete, Junior, all heirs At law AID legal
representatives. of the said Joseph Roets, de-
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-12-09
.Sfrnyed or Stolen.
Pau yOur Debts.

TEyHAT potion 81 the debts due Lewis, Mer-
h ritt Il Co , and Lewis " Voolfolk which are
co.ning 10 rs, aud sn those due ). 4. Lewis X GO.
mast he settled prior to the first day OF January
next or they will he placed III the hands of an Of
6rrr for collection. The Undersigned viii receive
!, paymeni of the above, all kinds oil produce.
>. T. LEWIS X Co.
Poio,i. Nav n. l7ta rs
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WANTED.

A NY quantity of Fucs, Hides, Flour, Wheat,
n Coin, and Oats ia exchange for any descf'p-
-, NJ Goods NJ J. VI. OFFS.
I.anca.lef, December |, 1913
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-12-09
Fancy and MiIiinary Goods,
FIREi ERE

EG AVlNG berh appointed Agcnt Of the Adna
z T. re Insurance Company: at Hartford
una ] nm prepared 10 take risks o. Houses,
~io.es. Hills. Merchandise &c, 81 tiny Office 10
Pini,ryille INO. ~. ROUNTREE.
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OLD SNAKE BAKERY.

ESJNfiDEN { OF receiving share of public
" patronage, The subscriber has established "A
bAhERY at the HEAD or THE Hollow, where
ne viii be happy nj all times and seasons 10 offer
10 his lriends and the public, the following lidIe
.frings, all Of The frstquaiy, and cheap for cast:
a i:G,i \ D'ea@' r lsa & Cakes,
Butter, ? Pound, J
Bestnn,( Jumbles,
Soda 4 Tans. and
Pilot, Pies Of every kind.
Cakes and Pes furnished for Balls aud Parties
AT Ihe shortest notice.
MARTIN T. ENNOR.
Poiosi, Oct. 10, l843 II
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POtOsi Millinery store.

Ihnce Doors db1ue DILDteT's ETeitange.
EEADAME EN-, la;e OF Galena, respectiul-
I'VE y informs the Ladies Of Po,osl and vicinil
~, mat she has jas, opennd complete assortment
Of Fancy and Wiiiinary Goods,
consist " of Sitks, Ribbons, Bonnets French Nee
tie UorS, dc. &c.-all Of tine latest fashions and
si.Ies Prom her thorough knowledge Of the busi-
NESS. Madame ENz is confdent Of being able 20
ytye entire satisfaction 10 those ~ho may patron
10 be,. Potlsi. Nav 2G. l543. II