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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-17

Posr-Orricx.--The Buffalo Ga=ctte of Friday
states that Post Graham had arrived IN that
city on voyage of discovery by direction OF the I.
N. G. in regard to the internal arrangements OF his
new post-cffce He had been to Boston for the pur-
pose of taking observations, but concluded that the
Office at Buffalo was better model 1t Is untortu-
nate that we have nobody in our village capable OF
fitting up the inside of a public office; bur as tins
seems to be the case, we suggest tina, Mr. Grahan
paw visit of exploration TO New Orleans, where
the post-oice Building is admirably arranged, save
that instead OF being in church, it is in coffee
bopse-or rather coffee house is in ii.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-17

HEALTH OF NEw-ORLEASs.-There was one
case of Yellow fever al the Charity Hospital on the
6Ih, but the City generally remained remarkably
du,a,;on the previous night, had cooled the air
The heat for some days before had been almost IN
snnnnriable.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

4 GRlCUITURAL FAIR AT PoUGHKEEPslEzzGra
"A preparations ere making ls Tie Far o. be held al Pogsa
Jersey Tuesday morning md curing
Far TOT the OF accommodating with board
ieqye Albany and New York alternately O'Clock.
and the hncke'sockef and Rochester o'clock Landing
cncn during the ofth
! at The reduced passage OF 70 cents. 81 ~
ANIMAL MAGNETISM!
COMMENCING ON MONDAY AND EVERY EVEN
sES OF LisPEsaEp-sTKEEr AND BEoapwAT. AfEw
DOORS BELOW CASAL. ENTRANCE II LIsP.SARp,
DR JOHNSON. IN sesofdsnee with numerou. requests.
~ will Of Lectures md experiments above.
dacs 70 me roya circle By d. Eoon and msraetissd Sr
new and most extraordinary phenomenal will be the subject OF
the s:cn:ns
Dr. continues treat diseases BIZ the MD Of iagne,: a;
ll5''hrmb-rs street. 81 inns
: MEXICAN .UsEUei sND AERIAL GAgDEA.
fFs'' Cay All o ss9isY ' sep @e Is is:.
No Free Last except The PrsSs
and every e-en!ng at 4 pas: O'Clock.
The Manager takes pleasure IN announcing aid bear
- : ToMAToNs!
WEtH.sNIc:aL ROPE B.4NcER md JUGGLER.
-1 -''' ''-'' CosN9RA%IC VIEWS,
ron me MS THE HBii3'i KESTUGkY WHISTLER
will introduce his unique and novel performances.
s TSE SSG5Nk4 kESIyG KEY MSzTRgss
TERN, Mss:r., WtifrLol K. CoLLi;.S. TIE Comic
Singer F GsAB t6 B2NA YaSREE s. LECTURE.
On .4nlmat Magnetism,
1.rcR * RnE1T 61 MEs' FTY1R1pA,
81 sir: and sIr'. Western and WhtIocs.
.i"'' QUEEN VInfGsTogIA.s STATE ROBE.
Worn b. ner IN her Drawing ROOM April %. lsi3. AID he
Gen. T0Si THUMBS COURT SUIT,
worn By MN the occasion Of his v,s To Her Majesty
BEAUTIFTL MODELS OF MACHINERY
may beseen IN operation by the power of steam. -
Gg- TIE RENOWNED ENGLISH GYPSY FOR
TUNE TELLER! may be consulted regarding past, present
nnd future sven,z, At MI hours Of the day and evening.
Tickets . ceRts-chilGren under ten Yeas 1atz.
q cents extra TO consul, the Gypsy privately. sl6
NEW-YQRK MUSEUM. AND GALLERY.
~ BROADWAY op0 % e N, he City Hail:
Monday, Sept 9tk, and during The ,eees.
In consequence very great attending tho
iornnnce OF the CAROLINA hlINeTKELS. the Manager
has re-engaged them FOR one week more
During the evening. the N'fbus Oxide
LAUGHING GAS
will bo administered persons the audience
The eiec: OF upon TIE human frame shy Agreeable
tucing the pleasant seasatonsI rnglnnbis.
THE CdROLiNA .GINSTRELS
will Introduce variety of
Songs, Glees, Catches, Choruses, dc.
accompanied by the
1'amborine, Banjo, Bone Castinetts, and
Triangle,
Miss MARTHA ADAIR. the charmin. Vochlist: Mr.
COLLINS, the Comic Singer, Gld Hiss JESSEf LIN h. ths
DaGseuse. are also e,Raced.
Afternoon entertainments Wednesday and Saturday al
O'Clock.
Performances IN the Lecture Room TO commence ut quarter
~ admission. ONE SHILLING. %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-17
Co,oniz;nS IN Nsyv-Jersey.
Copy of letter received by friend from New jersey

Copy Of letter received by friend from New jersey
PRINCETON. 18th Sept. 1874.
DEAR SIR--in reply 70 yours, received day or
two since, may say to you that we are thoroughly
prepared for the visits OF our Loco-Foco friends at
the period Of OUR election from YOUR place, as well
as the City Of brotherly love" We have been in
possession o information for some time past tina, 1t
is their intention 10 honor with visit about tina,
time, and we shall certainly respond to their good
feelings by entertaining them in manner common
surate with their deserts. live cannotdo in go Mar
be Palaces, they must be satisfied if we give them
accommodations in those OF good substantial free
stone; ard if Champagne is little with US
than the gallant, Captain who resides in vicinity,
and who is familiar with more than one somerset in
political tactics If not in naval, shall undertake 10
assure them OF something as good as wholesome
bread and your far famed Croton while they soJourn
within the purlieus Of these establishments. Ser-
ousy, hear that il is the intention OF the PofkdtS
in Philadelphia End New. York to COLOMBO in var-
Gus quarters Of our State at the time mentioned
Let them come on-we are prepared for them, and
if they do come they must take the consequences
Every District Of New-Jersey has been faithfully
Explored every legal voter is known, and those who
attempt the dirty and viainoas work allude 10
may rest assured land speak by The book ,hatwe
shall deal summary with them. If they attempt
TO COLOMBO a vote they shall be dealt with as state
aud assure them that there are those here, ans ali
over The State, who will do their duty unflinchingy
in this matter. The Electoral franchise is of too
sacred n character 10 be triA2d with; and as the
sound and honest men OF both parties here detest
every thing which gavors OF fraud in It's exercise,
we shall have their cooperation in seeing that il is
not compromised by knaves and vagabonds from
either Of the great cities named, places of lesser
note. Sorry | am 10 say that fear there are some
here among our political opponents who would glad
ly couutenance the fraud which is meditated. Let
YOUR political lrcebooiers and Tammnny dealers in
lies and frauds beware; they have had lesson from
little Rhody which they wall not soon forget they
will learn one from the Jersey Blues which SO long
as memory holds her seat they will carry with them
if they attempt their vile work here.
Yours respectfully, @f-F'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-17

FRONTIER News -Four persons, who started
from Charlton CO. Mo. about the Isl OF June, with
l04 head of catle for the Sioux Nation, got lost and
were attacked by the Lisi,on Sioux, about2oV miles
above ST. Peters, on the ST Peters river, about the
middle OF August. One Of the H,cn was killed and
robbed and the Indians started eff with The cattle.
Bennett and Turner, Two Of the men IN charge Of
tie cattle, made after the Indians; but their horses
giving OUT they travelled on foot Tor hve days. when
in swimming an unordable stream, Turner lwho
had been wouaded) was drowned. Bennett alter
wandering about for some time fell in with the camp
Of Sleepy Eve friendly Indian near Swan-Lake,
who semi TO the Mission Station at Trayers de Sioux,
where Bennett was taken. Intelligence OF the al
fair was sent 10 Col. Bruce at Fort Smelling, who
despatched men in search of the cattle. The attack
was alleged by the Sioux to have been made In con-
sequence OF an attack recently made by the half
breeds in which eight Sioux were Killed.
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NEw-YoEsK, TUEsDAY MoEsNENes. sEpTEMBE
TRIBUNE JoR FRiffING OFFICE.

TRIBUNE JOB !.kill TING OFFICE,
80. ltD EASSAU-yTEEET
al kind: g: Jcb Printing. such "a
PAMPHLETS. HASMsTH Snow BlIL5
CATALOGUES. LECTURE BILLS,
CHECKS, CARDs. CoSCT2T Bills. P!aIh and
Insurance PoLicIrs. Fancy.
BILLS o. LApiSe. POLITICAL E;.Ls.
cIRCULARs. CIRCTLARs. mean Gc.
rompty executed The ;Ece OF the Tribune No. i5O Narn
strees-oppnsite the PART
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-17

IL water Cu-e.-I. Shs=. NJ D. m author on Wa
Cure. s Fourhs Broadway regarding the system
by far the RATIONAL different aid safest in all diseases,
practices accolingy-1ciio4t drugs Of Gaa id Dr. Is
making arrangements open establishment in which
cary on. tie Eystan flT. The poor advised grauit-
ously. iy3 Sr;>
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BOARDING.


Two three gentlemen wishing enjoy comfortable.
Il horne be accommodated with pleasant rooms,
with board. at lob Duane Park. all lws
POARDA sw respectful boarder can be accommodated
I1wh pleasant and good attention. by applying IS
FarcS st. fronting on s., Johns Park. SID Tvs
4 FURNISHED R0ONl-Suitnbe for one or two Gentle
Amen, with breakfs and desired be obtained by
applying at No IS Crosby ST. sl2 2ws
d OOMS To LE1'-Wrh or without breakfast and Tea.
N INQUIRE No. 10 Canalst. sig lwA
ID OARDlNG.-Two or three single gentlemen can be
ID commodated with good board and pleasant rooms al No.
. Beekman strset. sci 3wA
DOARD and eassnt rooms al Mrs. JANE HAlGHTS,
ID No ITO Ch ntar street. can be ObtancJ by families
single gentlemen Transient boarers accommodated by the
dav or week. References exchanged
TO LETAn office recently occupied by Dr. Stevens: In
nnirr ss above sl3wt
rgNO RENl-A large front room second floor.
two gentlemen. Apply at IS Murray street. opposite Coz
lurnb'u COLLEGE Yard AL u
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-
" The Chemical Preparations of DE-.
CouTaUd have obtained world wide Celebrity and REL.
hns no OF science ha been completely yictmye
oy empires than Dr. G.. No does his skill elaborate
some article calculated 20 aSsuase the pain OF denrmIty
than !. instantly pounce upon b. the ignorant and vulgar
who initiate IN ever po;a;-exceptine liz virtues The
~ IRE therefore cautioned lgas, purchasing Of the fol
loving SIieles except at Dr. Gpumuds Only New York be
pot. 81 Walker street first store iom Broadway.
POUDRE SUBTLE for eridcating superllucus hair from
any part OF the human body Always tested before buying
Proof positive this. and mistake. Directions French and
English, accompany each hottie
ITALIAN mED!CATED SOAP foI curing pnpiss
ecksS bo'ehes tan Eedne9 ailo%nes morphew, eryspe
las, and al cu'aneoGs complaints 30 cents n cake.
GRECliN HAIR DYE. viii colo! red gay hair To
beautiful brown or black CT the option of the ussI without
staining the skin Warranted.
LIQUID VEGETABLE ROUGE50 cents
ion. Is cents box.
LUBlk'S, GUERLINS. ana other periume7r. Remsrn
Der, 81 Walker street lst store FROM broadway.
AGENCY FOR DAbLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN Ell
TRACTOR, at the above number
Boston: Ives, Salem Hedge, NewburypoH; Paen Port
Iand Guild Bangor; Dyer. Promdence Green. Worcester
COwles, Springfield; Ferc. Mdeown Myers New Ha-
Penrce S;anwx Hall, Alhang To,sY. Rochester:
Sto Hudson; Gray POkcepse; Illckus {: Bull. Troy.
ga River 81. &c. an3l I'm
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TRIBUNE BOOK BISDERY,
No. SPRucg STREET.


GAYLORD u ALEXANDER.
Are prepared 10 execute Binding for BOOKSELLERS.
PUBLIC LIBRARIES and private individuals.
" B. Particular ped 20 -ehinding Cd Books Pc
rOdca Music good style ard reasonable rates.
short pntIca ~ Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-17

ECCALEOBlON OR EGG-HATCHING EXHIBITION
Open from 4. NJ IS Rroutwuy. The wont.r
f phenomenon Of producing animal life by steam see dis
pay eJ the qualification OF the Scientific and
short time only Tickets - cents-Pampn' W "a H.
rbi far Snlp 'i.'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-17

q Thonson's Clay Mesie,.-Fo; sale {, the
Tribune Office. 80 Sasssustree;. aoAsoys CLAY MEDAL
The Medallion an acknowledged likeness snd pronounced
maste.piece OF Price tIG hundred. Orders from Clay
Clubs soI.c:,ei IyI Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-17

ia ECONOMY AND PAsBIoN,-1hs subscriber has
reduced his superior Intuition Moekin Hat on FUR boz
- dies to the extreme low price oil 81 % -.
THE above are elegant Dresy Hat ard VIII compare al
yantage0usy with hats sold al ~ 90 and S. hso constantly
Fur and Silk of tbs lest lunlty latest pal
B. County dealers supplied by the case rs low, II no.
''"e'' N''' --' j. w KELLOGG. i22 Cana-s,.eet.
ap,32ns corner ofThompson street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-17

ssS WATCHES. JEWELRY, SILVER WARE. &c.
A The subscrbars respectfully invite the attention of
d their ends and The public 10 their new and elegant
INF GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
consulting oi Duplex Lever and Lepiae Watches ~ the yar
ans apD5yed mnkers the neaie sye and warranted
correct timeseep-n. ~, r.. -
P,ied md Britannia Ware. Speeiacles PencilC asss.
Manel Cincks Fine cutlery, FnscJ Goods. &C., which
they are enab d u ner for nj reduced prices
WuIche, and Clocks carefully repaired and warranted
LOCKWOOD & StklBNEk.
1.-THE did es,nb shei store. 20 Pearl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-17
WHOLE NO. IO7e.
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
THE JUNlUs TRACTS.

o. !. Tas Test or Parties Tried by their Aon-Pre.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-17
u fT..tJal LIZ. 1i.urauce Company o,
Ynri-r,r In--:.irr

NORRIS ROBINSON. President.
SAMUEL HASSAY Secretary
MISTuRs PosT NJ. D.. Physician to tie Company g In
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1844-12-21
Regular Stage Line

FROM rLATTEynLE TO oAssvmLE, VIA. LANCASTER
AND EDwARDsvILLE.
yp HE subscriber respectfully informs the public
tn at he has contracted 10 carry the mail be-
tween the above points and that he has made
ample arrangements for the accommodation oftbe
travelling public.
every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at O'Clock
P. NJ, where it viii connect with the Stage from
Prairie do CHEN.
win leave Lancaster for Cassvile, passing Ed
wsrdsville, every Saturday monilg. CassyiIc
foi Plaueyille, via. Edwardsylle and Lancactsr
every Sunday morning.
viii leave Lancaster for Platteville every Sunday
at O'Clock P. n, and every Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday al I O'Clock a. NJ, where il viii
connect win the Stage from Galena, also the
Stage from Milwaukee, via Madison.
II. MESSMORE.
Lancaster, May 10, 1874
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1844-12-21
REV. DIR. BARTHOLOMEW
Pink ExpcCaOrant Syrup.

A N agreeable cordial, and effective Remedy fer
IA coughs, hoarseness, colds, pain IN tho breast,
influenza, hard breathing, and difficult oxpoctore-
ton. For adults and children ~ cold climates
and warm.
II has remained to n late day to discover an mr.
tcle admirably fuod 10 these complaints So
powerful and eGeclual, and yet 50 perfectly ihno-
cent and mih.
Let not tho public class tho scientific result Of
learned Physician and Divine with the noslfulhs
of the day. Let them mako n careful porusal Of The
evidences attending this article; theIr ospoiablli-
~, aud tho decided manner III which they speak,
and they cannot withhold their belief 10 s0ite of
its virtues. Let us assure them that single trial
Of il will do moro 10 convince all Of It's merits than
all they can sec or hear tho subject. IL is quite
certain that injury has ever bcen known 10 arise
from its ffoo use.
AN UNCOMMON fact IL, that tho romedy is a syrup,
palntable and pleasant 10 the taste as the most
popular French cordias, and children take It al.
ways with tho greatest readiness.
Sold by Bicknol CO., Potosi.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1844-12-21
FenmimOre Grove for sale.

TENHE undersigned offers for sale four hundred
Il acres of land in the Fennimoro Grove, in
Grant county, w. 7. The above is one of the
most desirable tracts of land in the Territory of
Wisconsin, 1t is situated on the United States
road from Green Bay to Prairie dn Chen, cmbra-
cling about three hundred of the very choicest tim
Der, with about hundred of the first quality of
prairie; the tract being also well watered. To a
person DESTROYS of farming and keeping public
house, there is no point in the Territory which can
offer greater advantages. 1t will be sold at very
reduced price, and part Oh time.
For further particulars, enquire of John Bracken,
at Mineral Point, or of the Undersigned, near
Brews,er's Ferry, Stephenson county, LII.
so If l.. ID. VANMATRE.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1844-12-21
ARRIVAL OF TIE BRITANNIA.

The Britannia, Capt. John Hewitt,
arrived at Boston on the ODD ult. hav
ing made the passage in l6a days.
She had So passengers to Boston.
The Britannia cxpcrinced constant
succession of Westerly gales, which
accounts for her prolonged passage.
The cotton market remained in quiz
et state, with fair demand from the
trade, and spectators nibbling occa-
sionaly.
Lord Peterborough is spoken of as
the next Lord Lieutenant of Ireland.
Another report the office has been
rendered TO Lord Fowls.
Her Majesty and Prince Albert
were to leave Windsor on the 9Th, for
avisit TO the Marquis or Exeter, at
Burcigh House. Galignani's Messen-
ger says that the Royal pair have prom
rcd the King of the French to visit
Paris in the course of the next year.
The Great Britain is at length re-
leased from her protracted confinement
at Bristol. 1t lis intended that she shall
make ono or two trial trips, after which
she will proceed to London, and after
wards from Liverpool to America.
MIR. Wheaton,, the American Min
i.tcr at the Court of Berlin, was recciv-
ed by the Majcsties on Saturday even
lug.
Miss Miller, a young and beautiful
lady, has been preaching sermons in
some of the Methodist chapels, in the
Midland counties, with much favor.
lRELANp.-Mr. O'Conncll was still
ut Darrynane, but writing frequent let
ter, to the public in favor Of the feder-
.tivc plan. Some ofthc repcalers had
aiken ground against it. The Re
cal agitation was rather on the wane.
FRANcE.-Louis Philippe had re-
turned to France,and the journals were
discussing the propricty of his visit.
Violent storms had ravagcd the South
Of France. The governments taking
steps to abolish negro slavery in its
colonies.
SPAIN.-The Cortcz had a New
Constitution under consideration. 1t
vas supposed that the Queen would
| marry the son of Don Carlos. The
Provinces were still disturbed by insur-
-cctons and tumults.
CnIyA.-Furthcr attacks had been
made on the American factories, but
only by the lowest of the Chinese mob.
In AIgiers, another sanguinary, battle
has been fought between the French
"nd the Arabs, in which the former
were obliged to retreat from the diff
Culties of the position, mountain fast
|r,s-.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1844-12-21
December 81.
GIea ii N 9 -.

,,,., Hawk, an Indian of the Cherokee ma
- was condemned by the Council OF MS
w. ~. recently, and hung in regular e'r'hHed
.,Is, for killing brother Indian.
Tho Bos,onians, are talking seriously of
..,ing works for supplying their city with
o.. water. The estimated expense of con-
'.a.,ioc the entire works, Sa,lls,5S5,s3.
The city of London covers so square miles,
o,,a;ns more inhabitants than Maine,
Nav Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts,
and Rhodeisland, which cover 6o'75l square
miles.
Tho wife of John Van Buren,, died recently
,rb,nv.N. Y. This lady was The daugh-
=, of Judge vanderpole, and was much admi-
red fol- her amable character and poetic talent
The price of wool has fell more than 95per
..,, in the Eastern markets.
Col. Polk, the President elect, is an atten-
dan. of the Presbyterian church, of which his
wife is member.
lis reported that one of the Polk electors
in Michigan, has declared his intention of
casting his vote for Lewis Cass for President.
In Massachusetts,, it is left TO the people Of
each county TO decide by ballot, whether the
sale of intOxica ting liquors shall be tolerated
within its boundaries. At the late election,
every county but one in the state, refused to
grant licenses for that purpose.-GooD!
The late Presidential vote, shows gain Of
9ls 900 in the inhabitants of Ohio since 1910.
There were 5000 foreigners natnralized in
the City of New York, during The fortnight
preceding the election.
The enteTprising stage propretors Messrs.
FINK q WALKER, are now carrying the mail
daily between Chicago and Milwaukee, altho'
only paid by the Department for carrying il
ri.weekly.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1844-12-21
POTOSI TANNING MILL
Mandatory.

YEyHE subscribers would respectfully inform the
farmers of Grant County, that they have
established a tanning mill mandatory in Potos
on North street opposite Whites Blacksmith Shop;
where they will be at all times in readiness to
furnish a warranted article at a moderate price and
on accommodating terms.
Persons residing at a distance can have their
orders promptly attended to by addressing letter
through tho Mail or otherwise, to
BARNETT g. JONES.
Poiosi February Doth, 1874. Silly
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1844-12-21
MRS. SUSAN JOHNSON,
LATE FROM TIE EAST,

NTOULD Respectfully inform tho Ladies Of
wv Potosi and vicinity, that she has COM
menced the matchmaking and Milliner business
in this place. Having had long experience in the
above business, she aers herself that she will be
able 10 please all that may favor her with call !;
having every article in the Fancy line, that may
be wanted. Trimmings for Dresses and Cloaks,
Cords, Tassels, Gimps, Buttons, Fringes and La
ces; also Silks ofevery description, Volvos, Arti
6cials, Ribbons, and Trimmings for Bonnets; Leg
horn and Straw Bonnets, Caps, Collars, Inside
Handkerchefs and Ladies' Cravais; an assortment
of (which will always be kept on hand. All kinds
Of Embroidery can be done, such as Dresses, La
dies Aprons, Shawls, Masonic Aprons; sample
Of which can be seen by calling at the store of
VIM. l.. johnson.
Ladies will find il greatly TO their advantage to
Call, and have fashionable work done. Sho has
made arrangements to receive the Latest Fashions
from the Eastern Cities every month.
Ladies may be assured that any work entrusted
TO her hands, will be done with neatness and dos-
patch.
She can be found by calling nt tho store Of
VIM. l.. Johnson, one deor above ID. A. Mchoh-
zie's store.
poiosi, Sept. 1874. % GIN
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1844-12-21
NOTICE.

NTTHILE trying to 6nd my hogs, on the %
w inst, near Mr.. Martins Nil, on Platte riv-
er, M stock one mari ed with q swailow-loTk -
ia the right ear, weighing about 100 lbs, for my
own, shot, dressed, AMI carried it home. The
owner can get !, By ealing al my house OF the east
side Of the Hurricane Settlement.
Dec ), 1914 30 81 TIIOS. STANLEY.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1844-12-21
PLATTVILLE ACADEMY.

TNIllS Institution continues under the dn cotton
L. of Mr.. ID. r. CARRIER A. NJ; who is al
ready known TO the public. The present session
commenced M the Goth Aug. Pupils are receiv-
ed at any time during the quarter. Any iniorma-
lion desired by Parents OF guardians, residing al
distance, can be obtained by addressing the Prin-
cipal, Post Paid.
Board can be obtained, in private families, at
from 81 80 to $500 pes week
TERMS OF TUITION,
Common English Branches, per Or. e3,2j
Higher Do. Do. 4" . 4,25
Maihe matcs " % SOS
Languages, Anc't & Modern, d" " 6,25
j. w. CLARK, Secty.
Plauville, Sept. "a, 1874. 29tf
The next Term Of this Institution will commence
on Monday, the llth Of November, 1874. The
services of CHARLES LAYRE, as an Assistant n the
English department, have been securei and no
effort shall be spared to merit the continued RAJ
ronage of the public. J. w. CLARK, Sec;y.