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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-06-22

codhsh by the drum
IS bbls & c'ks ofwinos & brandies as'd quail
% l-2 {. Ia IS - {"
aD bbls old Cincinnati whiskey
10 " American brandy and gin
30 boxes OF mould and sperm candles
1000 lbs OF rice in 100 and 10 800 10 casks
2i00 Is 4" saIaratus in 100 and 400 ID casks
10 boxes Mo. and Ky. tobacco assorted qualities
10 virginia
10 bbls and l-2 bbls lin,seed oil
25 kegs sup white lead
by 10 10 by IL II by IA wind glass in 4 bxs
few l-2 bbls sp tnrpentine and whiting
casks superior bacon sides
IS IS hams and shoulders
20 bbs mess and prime pork
10 kegs leaf lard
100 kegs tar 5 bbls ditto
10000 lbs Juniata iron all sizes
500 I" cast, german and blister steel
IS kegs Boston nails from 3 TO BOD
so /" Boston blasting powder
10 " sup. rifle 6
SO sacks sup. dried apples and peaches
5 g poems 10 boxes lemmons
10000 superior principle cegars
few bales sheetngs
25 boxes and l-2 boxes Boston soap
16 g - g mr. raisns LIST rate article
90 assorted kegs; spice, pepper, ginger, and al
mcnds, nutmegs, cloves, prunes aud many
other articles wanted in Wisconsin,, all oil
which We plsdge ourselves sell as low as an,
House in the West And we would say TO GU
neighboring townsmen in the Territory generally
stop your running to the Sucker State and cal
al Potosi and examine our stock prices &e.--ir
are sure 10 sell goa euer after
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-06-22

DOCTOR j. p. HAMILTON, e
Having permanently located himselfin Cassvile,
Grant county, w. r., respectfully announce 10
the public that he is prepared practice medicine.
Having received his education in the Western
Medical School, he hopes by his knowledge of the
diseases peculiar to this Western country, to merit
the confidence of the public. Office over Ms.
Bushels Store room.
Cassyie, May %, ls4t.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-06-22

Mn. EDIToR; Please announce HARRISON BELL,
as a candidate for the Office OF Sheriff, OF Grant
County, at the ensuing election.
Z MANY VOTERS.
Plattevic, April 8, 1874.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-06-22

HI and for sale BY J. ". OTIS.
Lancaster, MsTeh p, 1874
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-06-22

WHITE HAVANA SUGAR for liable US,
w at b. & WARDS
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-06-22
Carpenters Tools,

H FNHHNNE ~
A SELECTED lot just received and for sale
IN BY ) T.. LEWIS g. co.
Potosi, May %, 1874.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-06-22

FUNiIE subscribers have increased their former
IL stock by late arrivals, to a very extensive
and complete assortment of Fall and Winter
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jeeer Nrt faufsn fam, fei es was ss mill, pom
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Ct gum Serfauf anbietst fno ale auf 9(uftios
t'ensn In pbilaoelpbia ssfauft uno finnsn ba,
yer 'pollfsllsr perfauft wercsn, pie iie iraenbs
100 pertsrtgt iperben fonnen.
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9slaeen anjurufsn uno mSssn zines sutsnSdrs
gems psritbert fsin.
Nsaoin9, Nprl 16. bp.
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Der NeDlibe ToriDer,

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Slid auf bic 8ontroperle 5lpii6en 5rn.
Stelnbaber uno 9rn. Serg, por9ez
babt am II, Is unO 10. Sftober
1912.
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ten ,ple i'm Sanjen sulammen sebeftet init
farbi9sn ltmiebIdsen su baben. Das 9ans
&c biloet nun en SS4 Seiten ttarfes Sueb,
pelfen Snbalt fir gbriltsn aaer @onfsffonen
uno bdonoers fir pentl6e SatboIifen, Iehr
interelfant it,
NMbina, Cert, IL.
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9e9en S6ooen ooer Serluit
Durcb sS Semcr.
SSreibrief immerDdbrenc.

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peb, Ifertauerseusnile, gommsreieas unb
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9nn9en.
W1it @sIuebe fir Ser1heruna (Snlurance)
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Soiepb wooo, Irebibalo lpriabt,
50, {. ta9uerenne, Sanue( 3owulelb,
elijab 9aaet, 81. 1B. ponron
@barles 1B. Sebreinsr.
Neaoins, SloUember l. bD.
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Seaper, Tutrio, 0estor, NuflIfhe,
nuppeo, uno rpolIene Suite, bon allen
Oiceen unb Sormsn.
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ne lno haari9e Seebunp &appen. - gbens
falls $ssbora;5h gut paGenpsn Sabrsssit.
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lee plefes rprp su ben nisbrlsIten Sar9elbs
spreifen perfanft. Nufct all uno Isbst.
Neabins, Setruar 9. IS
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I'm Die Qetoenoen.
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psiben entifsbsn.
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9lsib einosruns.
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Sud)s uno SbreibmaterloliensSod Sodno!er,
9tp. 81, 9Sslf psnnfra6e.
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spolt 9lctcn nnaomabor
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pscples Bant, paterGpa
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pas.t'oh 81 SaIt, pater'on sebroeb.
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SD eben erbalten,
pet Sbif "Monongahela'

per SblfT 0Monongahela"
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uno runre Sobt6pfe (Soplsrsl Sratpfanuen
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feln uno 3ansen 9Bdters, $lebtsrtt6fe, 8ett>
Itbrauben, gnpboarbs [Sbranf] Sebraubsn,
Sebl6Ger, Sdaen, 3ua' nnb 5alfters Fettcn,
Striesel, $eim &edel, Stmeoe. Sbrautltof.
te Sisbt face, neblt einer Serlebisoenbets
anoersr Sitter, gum Serfauf 5u pbilapslpbs
CT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BET
Sranflin n1iller,
Smportirer unb 6anrler enalifber ,lnb ame.
rfanileber 6artsIBaaren.
WeaoinS, April 2. 8m.
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NecbtssSeiitGnDc pDcr
Attornies at Law.

8. 50 tfmau uno 9. 9B. Irms ba.
BEN fteb Dereinist i'm spraftleiruna cer 8es
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baule fsin, ppr Der 3eit teitt Ite ab CT an ber
wobMuna oss 6rn. 6ctfman in ber wetts
pennfrabe.
.,effman uno 2lrms.
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9er5o9in BON Sreta9n

Qer5o9ln BON Sreta 9ne.
(eine 8efbiebts res Altsrtbums)
0ielrs flsins Bsrftbsn bat nun bic preCe
le psrlafen uno 1T lopObl einSeln ais bsin
Ouseno in rer 0rufsrei pieier Seitlms It.
haben. Oalielbe entbalt lO4 Seiten, 1T it
nsttcn giubanp setunpen uno tctet S7a Gu
bas eremplar, cosr SIS pas 9usenp.
Neapinl, ben 5. 0etember.
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Sanf bon 9tas9bsnp, Su SsSforc, lln9ansb.
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Smatara, Su parriSburs, 9sIbIoifn
9Safbinatcn, Su 9Saibn9ton, unSan9
ebambsrsbur9 Su ebambsraburs +
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Yitt5bur9, Su pittSburS, !
9nsquebanna 60. Wlontrcis 30
@Deitsr @auntp Su 2Ssitdeiter, par
9slaware @auntp* ju @bsfsr, par
@ermantaun Su 8ermantaun, par
qe,pistaun Su 2spiStaun, II
Mtioclstaun ju Mioclstaun, Z
Mcntscmsrp @c,* Su NcrriStaun, par
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9e9en Hbeumatbic unO Jiilden=
Sbmer5en,9tne
Derferti9t bon 7obnKienlev.

Oie1es >inement 1T oas be,pdbrtefte O1ittei
melebes jemals Dor oas puhlifum sebra6t
woroen 1T es beri6atft fcsleiebe <inosruns,
wenn Setraueb bappn 9emaht wirb. Die
WnfensSebmcr3en curirt es teim ertsn cper
sipelten Olal Stbmieren.
GTginsis 5u baten III oieier Oru6srsi.
preis: so Gent Die Slafhe.
Neaping, Irril 25. bD.
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Nbrabom @br9utb
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par 1slne Amtlfu6e nabs bsr @iberaltarsNortitb
III Moesion saunidip, Ssrfs @auntp, no ale
ln'f esla9fem Nmts perwanotsn @eldbdfts nit
oanf an9snpnmen werbsn.
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Cine 2iife Der 4leinb6nblcr

Son ausmartissn Saufinannsshtsrn, eintes
riebtet pureb bic @onltatsls eer perIebies
benen 3aunfebips unb Stacte III tsrgauns
tp Serfs, bei ben SauuarsSisunsen 1914.
E(aGe $gjceus.
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Ssntrs Ditto su Selsfpnte, 9eiblossn
@itp Sanf ;u pittsburg, lln9an9bar
@clumbio 8rifsn gsfeafboft, @plumbia +
Sarfsle btto* 81 @orlSle, I
Dpylestaun pitto gu Dpplsstaun par
@atpn blttD* 5u @aitpu, par
@rdangs Ditto sn ptttsbur9, |
Certificate ]
Yott Sloten l
@rhanse 3,peig su SplibaYsbura |
Certificate
erie Ditto su erie, 2
Tarmsrs II. Growers ;u Bapnssburo. 2
DO ioblbar III errrant Scnps 4
SarmerS une Ditto Ditto 5u pttsbura, aebr.
Sarnsrs uno Ditto DO. ju Tapstte So. .aebr.
Sarmers lnb DO su 8rsneattle scbrctb
Sranflin Ditto ;u 8afbinstcn, I
Sarmers Sanf y. Suds @ty /. Srifof, par
Farmers Ditto BON qaneaifsr* III qanealfsr ?
Sarmcrs Ditto, BON Neaon9* iu Neo. par
(oarrisbur9 Ditto 81 6arrisbur9, l
loarmonp Snifitute 81 loarmonp, unoano,
5opnsspale Sanf su 6onesbals, |
lountnsprn Ditto Su 6untin9bon unsana.
Suniata oittc ;u aswistaun, unQana
qanfaifer Do. Su Qanfaifer ?
<anealter gauntp 8anf, 5n saneafter !
Qebanon DO. S,t 2ebanon, Ii
eumberman's Do. su @arren, aebroeben.
Marrietta II. Susqueb. Srabina@p. unab.
MsrbantS II. Manuf% Sanft ptt5burN J
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W1eebauies Banf, pittsbura, betria.
Mpncn0cbela Ditto bon SraunspiCle, 9
Dott Sloteu T
Miners Sanf BON Ypttsoi(te, l
9tprtbern btttp bon ga. su Dunbaff, un9b,
0fprtbumbl. II. @plb. Sf. su Miltcn, unab.
g. Wefern Sf. p.pa. Ieabepil(e, aeIh(.
Seu Salem Do. SaYette eanmty, betri9.
Jtprtbamptpn Sanf su 9laentaln, IS
sc. s.. Delatp. 8riicfen So. AT sc. 8. seibl.
Office Der Sonf bon Ysnni. !6arrisb. 3 9ebr.
Office DO Do qoncaitsr 5 ssbr.
Offite DO be &eabing b 9sbr.
Office DO to Cation 5 9sbr.
3pss Der s.. Staaten* pittsburs, aebrob.
DO. Do. oO. Su erie, DO.
DO. bc. %. ,u Seaper. 30.
Office bsr Sebuplfia Sanf, port @arbcn +
9l9rieu(. 1t. Manuf. Sf. su Carlisle, gebr
Siloer Qafe Sanf su Wpntrpfe< aefdlpfI
Saplcrspias 9slamare Sriiden So. a 25
Gomanba DO. su Gpwanba, 76
Union oc. su llntpntann, 9ebrpb
Beitmcrelano Do. Su @reensbnrg, 9efdlp.
Btlfesbarre Srifen So. ST Milf. ungano
@sif Sranb Sanf, 9SiQiamsport CT
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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-04-25
FOR he H,rad
n Edtor:

VI Editor:
haye recently been informed lha, AN 40.
oa1a.s' aud Vernon, wing are not the same
81. from the similarity Of ayle.---,hc coarse, in
dee ard vulgar ep,bcs-4hc olaiion Of gram.
rna,ca rules Of which they ae 50 fond Of accusing
chs-sh conclusion is almos ifrcs sable that the
writer Of both - the same--alihough he nav
s,nl his n1nuscrips to the printer in dideren, hand
writing had prepared reply 10 the iairoduc.
ten Of Vernon, Wing Of last week exposing
many Of is gross hlsehoods but it was presented
too late iot insertion in the prcscn, number
Attention to matters that could not be delayed.
has prevented a reply to the rcccn, articles Of
Vermont Wing IN your paper, whercupon he
seers 10 gathers wonderful degree Of courage.
which increases from time TO time, as he remains
unno,ced till at las, he su1aciously boasts tina,
have "bcgun 10 discover" that my former remarks
were "un,rue" II other engagements do not
prevent. in'end to give your readers my opinion
ON that point mex, week-being perfectly willing
tina, his windy communication Of April should
remain for the present withou, comment | could
ask for no better documents" than he furnishes US
in that article 10 convince all intelligent men Of
the utter folly Of making even good professions
for the sake Of denying aud contradictng them by
had practices In the mean time | would sug.
gcs, 10 him to save his vain boas,ings aud his
resources TO a more fitting occasion
INVESTIGATOR
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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-04-25
HEAR A SOUTHERN WING UPON
THE PRESENT TARIFF.

Mr.. BERRIEN ON THE TARIEF-This dis
tinguished Wing Senator, from Georgia, closed
m able speech recently made by him in the U S.
Senate, with the following just and forcible re-
marks
Looking therefore, 10 this question as an Amer
lean citizen do not feel at liberty, in the actual
condition of the country, TO disturb the existing
system of revenue by the adoption of measure so
transient as any bill would be which would be.
come law at the present session of Congress
1t could at most endure only until the next should
assemble This is also my judgement as South.
ern man. my verdict as a Southern planter. So
far as that interest is affected have as deep stake
as any man can have for whatever of productive
property possess is employed in Southern egri.
culture and while no man has more, or more I'M.
peratiye claims upon him than have, this is the
source of their supply.
Sir, i, is precisely because am southern man
with Southern feelings and Southern Interests
because nothing which affects that people can be
foreign from my heart, and because, in answer 10
this appeal interest I(eel that when the pock
ct nerve of the Southern planter is touched, mine
is as liable TO vibration that of another, that
have addressed you on this occasion | know
how litde influence my judgement on this occa.
sion will have, or can claim to have, with this
great body Of my coun,rymen. desire to bear
portion of The south, at this moment, and under
ihe circumstances in which we are placed to dis
turb all the pursuits Of industry for the purpose oil
insti,uting vain experiment which cannot en-
dure beyond this parenhetical epoch of our hsto
ny
We all have much to learn and to unlearn up
on this subject; and when we shall have passed
away many problems connected with it will yet
remain to be solved by those who come after us
Theoretical reasoning will exhaust itself in vain
attempts to accomplish it, and imperfect deductions
from statistical tables however accurately they
may be coilated, will be equally falacious, Ii j:
the part of wisdom to pause here and to profit by
the lesson which another years experience viii
afford us The political darkness which over
shadows us viii have been dispersed, and brgh
hours will come; for whoever may be Lords Of
the ascendent' we shall have for a time at least
system and stability. The interests of eighteen
million Of people are confded 10 our care. w,
should not put these to the hazard of vain anC
transient experiments. That years experience
will show us the defects OF The existing system o
revenue If 1t be defective, and will guide us in Tho
application of the remedy Let US not refuse it
aid, nor be too confident in our own vision.
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DIED.

In DANNY April 18th Sarah daughter of Ste
phen and Susannah Baker E II.
In Fairhaven on Wednesday the 10th inst. of
consumption Mrs Polly Cobb in the 63d year of
her age. .....
In w. FINLAND, April 4, Chauncv Thrall Esq.
aged n. The inhabitants of this place have been
called of late to mourn the departure of unusual
number of leading men men who have occupied
such stations, and taken such part in the affairs
in the community as to cause their death TO be uni
versally felt and lamented The deceased was of
this number. The equanimity of his temper and
his uniform kindness Il father can be realized
only by those who sustained to him the relation
of children, AMI are left to lament his loss But
as citizen and christian, his example has been
before all, and was such to gain the respcctand
love of his neighbors and inspire them with the
hope that death did not find him unprepared-
Comm
AT Lincoln, Ky. on the Goth nit, Of consump-
ton, Mr. Thomas Rice aged 81 years, late of
Burlington, and graduate of the University Of
Vermont IN 1910 in the full enjoyment Of the
Chistan's hope Of Salvation beyond the grave.