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COTTAGE ON THE CLIFF.
THE GRLA nN THE, pACoAfC

AL The GhEA 4 FALLS ON The PASSAIC
THE PROPRIETOR has the pleasure Of announcing to the
lovers Of the sublime and beautiful that the Cottage
the old SITE complete and ready for the reception
tors where they can be accommodated with variety Of refresh
ments, al the shortest notice.
To nhale the refreshing breeze from this lofty emnence and
behold the unparalleled beauty Of the changing landscape
and nger the shade of the lofty oaks whose wide spread
branches invite to health and cheerfulness.
TARGET EXCURSIONS-Ihis delightful place is adm-
raby fitted by for this manly patriotic exercise pre-
senng rock Of than hundred et height shelter
ed by beautiful forest and cooled by the rushing
the Passaic Inc railroad leave Jersey City for Paterson
City at A. NJ, and return r NJ Fare to Paterson 3
cents. aus Inns re
SODA BISCUIT AND SUGAR CkACkEko.
'HE Subscriber wishes make known the Public, that
much of the Biscuit and Crackers which sold in this
city by the above Names are entirely different from the Soda
Biscuit and Sugar Crackers made at his Bakery which
been used by invaids particularly those who suffer from nd
geston, Tor more than twenty with the best results
while the imitation which be made for less price, though
perars good for person ~ health are wholly unfit for the
Wine Biscuit Butter Crackers, Water Crackers Pilot and
Navy Bread all of the first quality constantly for sale
the well known establishment 275 Washngon street, Of
Warren street. EPHRAIM TREADWELL
iva Gms rrc
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CAST OFF CLOTHING.
GENTLEMEN OR FAMILIES DESTROYS Of converting into
~ cash their superfuous off Clothing will obtain from
the Subscriber the HIGHEST CASH PRICES.
Families Gentlemen quitting the city changing
sidepce having effects Of the kind dispose Of will find il
much their advantage send for the Subscriber who will
attend them at their residence by appointment. - 80
II. LEVETT, Office No. 2 Wall street,
- . and at 470 Hudson st.
Clothing cleaned and repaired.
"A line through the Post Office, otherwise will receive
prom tent fv20 p,srr
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ITO LET, WITH BOARp.-Two handsomely furnished
several rooms pom for . single ssgsmea The hopse IN ss;
MADISON HOUSE, SOUTH BROOKLYN, L. l.
SITUATE No. II ATLANTIC sr3 OPPOSITE LoTc ISLAND
THE subscriber woaa nass sres afsn call the attention
going East BY the Long Island Railroad that be
% % o. o ms hm @ call f. hn
receive the best sitting and dressing
Of Atlantic st. g. RENisEN.
TO GUNSMITHS.
NOW oPENING-.ico common, Boys Guns single bar
~ 's, 100 common full size FownS Guns do; 200 fine do
The above gums comprise full assortment of English and
Gs@ ,, Gss 2m s to nes qualities and at lower
p Bsl, aRd Drs|lns Pistols Rifles fsvery de-
GSSsMITiis NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Lssis and sl Limbs S Of
s % o sna Ss
apIertsiang 70 the business
aul8 lm.rc 2is Pearl street, near Plat ST.
DARONTO, Artist in Aabaser Marble scasole, sc. from
" Italy, respectfully invites the gertry the Inhabitants
% Ss Sd ag. Sa IS $ " .
;ssp%$S @ ssssis
Red and various other marbles Verde di Pa,o Gians Sc
sa H sss' Vases
S j s% Wssai sss bsssn sSs
td q as. and eE pos; Bsi
Boian Sc Price Of Articles from ia cents % ssac
terms. Admission free ala lm.m
COTTON puCK-ANERICAN PILOT DUCK
y 1900 bolts Mol = extra No.
&: $ &: NJ NJ If: II: NJ NJ.
T ss %sGs s Ct s .s
masters o. vessels FOR sale e, 'si Co.
aul IN 4 Snut
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DUCIUK MORRISON,
NORTH RIVER DISPENSARY, 20iS Fulton street.
~ DOCTOR MORRISON continues TO be consulted conf
dentialy all private diseases which he without
curry restraint diet pursuits and parcu
arly GonorrGa," he in three six days. The
obstinate Structures yield Dr. Ms and successful
ment without pain In the forms Of Structure he
rants a perfect cure.
NERVOUS AND CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY.
This affection and the train Of evils resulting from
ultimate mpotency radically cured by Dr. NJ patholog-
cal principles, by restoring the healthy and
renstang its original vgo perfect guaranteed
charge SEA +.
MIDI M. holds communion with medical pretenders
who claim be surgeons, he is perhaps the only qualified
advertising Surgeon in the city See his Diploma his Office
20a Fulton street Letters, post paid and containing Fee
will insure medicine and advice Of the Union Of
10 Z. NJ. daily. jy30 Inns re-
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aul9 IN

JACKSON, STACEY 81 SMITH,
MANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTERS of PEN Pocket
AZ and Table Cutlery Razos, Scissors Files Saws Tools
and other descriptions Of Sheffield Goods
au7 lm*rc No. l6 PLATT STREET.
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AkPA'S OIL.
Il HE following is taken from the Boston Atlas VALUABLE
Arcle-Scarpas Acoustic Oil is said by those who had
be excellent medicine Deaf
ness arising from colds other We know young
lady, who long almost Immediately relieved by
and the certificate of Mr. John Heed OF Bunker Hill street,
Charlcstown Mass unanswerable testimonial Of is eff
Sold Wholesale and retail, by A. b. d. SANDS,
Druggist No 10 ~soa street, 273 Broadway, n East Broad
iy27 m m
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INTERIOR DECORATIONS
rT,HE SUBSCRIBER having just we'd IRON as very
chaste and beautiful collection Of hhy finished FRISCO
Decorations for interior embellishments ectfuly invites the
of the gentry this extensive assortment The
quality execution Of these designs fail recommend
them to IN matters Of and comparison with
ways highly advantageous to purchasers. Apply 10
GEORGE PLATT,
jy2f lm.rc IL Spruce street.
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GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE.
FIFTY CENTS PER BOTTLE
ME CHEZ VIRTUES of the IRICOPHEROIJS n

Patent Medicaed Compound, are =
Its bracine, Strengthening and clarifying qualities.
Pits gently stimulating the action Of the skin.
3-lts producing and encouraging the bulb or
root and particularly in the pulp which receives the vessels
and nerve, giving life and vigor to the hair.
dts equalising the circulation Of the fluids.
Sits freeing the skin from the effects Of pespiraon scurf
and dandruf,, aud disposng the hair to curl.
GAnd its frequent will preserve the hair in beauty and
health, to the latest period Of life.
Gauitous given disease connected with the hair
at the Hair Cutting Rooms LAG Broadway up stars
Liberty street au3 lmsm
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READ WHAT SHEkMAN'o LUZENUEo
HAXA DONE

MR. DAY, boot maker, No. Tillary street. Brooklyn
M suffered greatly for eighteen mouths with emaciaon de-
by sickness Of the stomach loss Of appetite shooting
the bowels his stomach rejected kind OF food
lie had been attended by various and
for months by the professors Of the University and all
purpose. =
On reading Dr. shermans Book descriptive Of the
Worms he thought they his he purchased boz
of Sheman Worm Lozenges few doses brought away,
he judged about two quarts OF and entirely cured him.
multitude Of similar might be mentioned where chill
den and adults had suffered all but death from worms and
thing gave relief but Shennan's Lszenges.
Coughs Colds, Asthma Whooping Cough and Con-
SUMPTION all sooner cured BY Shemsn Cough hozenges
ew seconds and enable those afflicted with the mos. harrsss
ing coughs TO sleep whole nights The Rev. Dr. Dunbar Rey
Mr. De Forest Rev Dr. Eastmond and hundreds Of tousands
Shemans Cough Lozeng for headache palpaton owness
spirits and sstude from bodily mental
ertions, and for the wonderful properties of Sherman Poor
Mans Plaster which but l2K and warranted
for rheumatism and umbago. pain weakness in the
breast side back any OF the body Ask for Sherans
Poor Mans Plaster and that his and his fac simle
with directions for the back. There
worthless limitations hawked about and sold by unIrncped
duggis Remember 10 get Sheman Lozenges and rastes
and Truss-none Others you will be deceived.
Dr. Sherman' Warehouse LOG Nassau street Agents-2Z7
Hudson Spring; 1888 Bowey Spring. II East Broad
way Market: sc William st; no. 23 so and COL Broad
way. In Brooklyn Mrs Hays 1870 Fulton, and Mountains
Drug 333 Fuon Simson Prospect and jackson ats
In Jersey CityE. Randall In Newark f. Triple
aud David Bryson. Philadelphia-Zieher Co.. Ledger
Buildings. BostonReddng Co. State street. Albany
A. Guttrie Stanwix Hail. d23rc
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II DEHLEhS.
WE take the liberty Of informing you that we have entered
" into co-parteshp the wholesale business
the firm Of H. X FINCH CO. successors the late VIM.
Cunningham deccased) and shall introduce into market the
pesc patterns, comprising good
A assortment Of Cook Paor, Hall and Ofhce STOVES
can be found practical
dry men, and having bestowed pains the construction
81 patterns which make them superior
IA maiket and being prepared manufacture them extensively
with the facilities q manufacturing cheap the cheapest
We would be pleased TO have you call and examine ar
cles previous TO making purchases.
Very respectfully yours, r. II. FINCH,
URIAH HILL, JR.,
VIM BORDMAN,
. f. b. FINCH.
No. 23l Water street, New York. and Peksk Westchestsr
CpuDfv. iv2S luse
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LtECHES-LEECHEs--L
LARGE SUPPLY Of very healthy Swedish Leeches
Just received per brig Diana from Hamburger for sale whole
4. j. FERDINAND Il COPPA,
Importers OF Leeches,
ans In Ifg Nassau street ~ Y.
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ENGLISH, FRENCH AND AMERICAN
SHIPPING AGENCY AT LIVERPOOL

LAYING Withdrawn Agency entirely from MEsshs.
that MEssRs ADAMS Co.. Of No. Court street. Bos-
ton, and Wall street, New York. authorized Agents
for the United States and Canada who fully empowered
for Shipping and Forwarding American Agents
wardng Of the any part Of England France &C. &c
necessary that they should through the hands Of
said Agents
MESSRS. ADAMS < CO.,
At their several Offices, follows:
No Court street Boston, No. Light street, Baltimore
No. Wall street, New York Penn. Avenue, Washington.
No. IS Chestnut street. Philad No. IS Fourth Pttsbug
No. 10 Shetucket Norwich No l55 Main Worcester
WILMER X SMITH
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LEECHLS. LELChES!! LEECHEo!!!
OOO LARGt. and healthy Swedish Leeches, Of supe
OOtOOO nor quality Just received ship Howard from
Hsnbeg, for sale At tbs lowest market price, al
~ A. X H. WHITE,
Two lrnvw fmrnrterS of fe-cies inhu 1t r~t NJ "
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TINCTURE AND LOTION
INYYGOXATYON.

xyHlUOuAd 1lO1Vs
IMPORTANT NOTICE-Monseur Virney, of Lyons has
! appointed DE LAU l 4 GRAY, Of New York sole
the United States and Canadas The great reputation Of these
nnvaled preparations leaves scarcely that
Of connuba fuor slbus general PROS
lion The Tincue is an internal TsmedY and highly pala,a
the vgor and warmth they mpart being felt few
after they are applied they be had with
street. Duane 70 and 81 Barclay stretPce 50
bottle OF EACH They also made powders and
by mail folded the form of letter with full directions
for &c. at double letter Price three dollars for
and another the IS for double package $40
five powders ofeach Their effect warranted Orders by
mail must be ranked postpaid and directed DE IAUNEY
GRAY, New York city. aui lmdy&wy*ec
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BENNETT, importer and manufacturer Of Italian, Eng
-. fish and French Goods, "a John street. The Sub
scrbar would respectfully call the of the ladies in
PARTICULAR to his Neapo'tn and svain Hair Bonnets, which
the finest texture sold much reduced prices Also
full and choice stock Of all foreign Styles Victoria, Eng
lish and French Dunstable, &c. &c.
i. ). Orders will be taken aud executed style be
eunaled I'm
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-02-10

his mouth, and his glaring eye balls
looking you to the very soul!
| beheld beneath me an immense
cloud of black smoke which extended
from one extremity Of this vast plain
to the other, and seemed majestically
10 roll over its surface in a bed OF liquid
fire, and above this mighty desolatlon
as it rolled along, the whitened smoke,
pale with terror, was streaming and
rising up in magnificent cliffs to Heav-
EN-
| stood secure, but tremblingly. and
heard the maddening wind, which
hurled this monster DER the land--l
heard the roaring thunder, and saw its
thousand lightnings flash; and | saw
behind the black and smoking desola-
ton of this storm of fire!
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-02-10
C0r0ner'S Sale.

nY virtue Of writ Of f. ia. execution issued from
& H,he Office OF the Clerk of,he District Cour in and
for Grant County Wisconsin Territory, in favor OF
Encs 3 Baker, against the goods and chattels
lands and tenemenls of John Atchison and Il. Il.
Washboune, have levied upon all the right, title
and interest which the said John Atchison and
e. B. Washbourae OF either of them had OH the
27th day OF December l643, or at any time there.
after 70 and in the following tracts, pieces or par
GELS Of land lying and being in the County OF Grant
in the Territory of " lscousin, to wlt:-the east
half Of the south west quarter OF section thirteen III
town two north, range one west; the east half OF
the south west quarter OF section fifteen, in town
two north, range one west; the east hall oil the
south east quarter Of section thirty-one, III town
two north, range one west; the west malt Of the
north east quarter of section nIne, in iowa eight
north, range west the north west quarter OF the
north east quarter of section thisty-one, IN town
seven north. range one west; the north east quar-
ter OF the north west quarter OF section thirty-one.
in town seven north, range one west; the south
east quarter OF the NORTH east quarter OF section
thirty-hve, in town seven north, range one west f;
the west helf of the south east quarter of section
thgty-hve, in town three north, range two west /;
the quarter ofthe north half ollhe west half OF the
north west quarter of section thiIty-hve, iii town
three north, range two west; the north half OF the
west half of the south west quarter OF section thir-
south half OF the west half Of the south west quar-
Ter dissection thiryhve, in town three north, range
two west; the undivided one half OF the west half
OF the south west querter OF section two, IN town
two north, range three west; the undivided two
thirds of the east half of the south east quarter oil
section thlriy-hve IN town seven north, range one
west the Undivided one half oflot number two,
section seventeen, IN town one north, range two
west; the fractional section twenty, in town one
north, range two west; the south west fractional
quarter OF section thirtytour, in Town seven north,
range five west; the west half ofthe south cast
quarter OF section thiry-iour, i'll iowa seven moth.
range fac west; which said tracts pieces OF par
GELS ofland or so much thereof US shall be sufficient
to satisfy said wit OF f. ia. execution, together
with costs and charge thereon, will sell at public
vendue 10 the highest bidder for cash, at the out
ward door oftho court house, in the town If Lam
caster, Grant County ". T. on the 9th day oil
March, loil, between the hours of 8 O'Clock A. NJ
an four O'Clock F. NJ of said day. Given under
my hand THIS 18th day Of anuary, A. d. 1874.
DAVID GILLESPIE.
Coroner OF Grant Co. w. T..
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THE SOULS IDEAL.
by EARNEST HELFENs Z - :


TnEnr'wa. a'dream, dream Of he an" youu'
That came to me, know not when the '''he'
creature made Of loveline.s and ruth,
Win form and feature Tranquil, yet sublime;
No angel was il, but thing nan reh,
A,a soop Joyed her, asIny SOULS ideal.
She dwell, amid the household gods with mes
TO rive ali genial pronptnss truth and grace,
The real in their earnestness 10 see,
Touched with the halo btaming from her face;
An .ba,es that weak, fond fancy might begDile,
Abashed were wilhered By her placid smiIe'
She led me where all shapes Of beauty dwe!t;
She gave TO sense a something more than earth,
And when my soul its strange unquietfelt,
She whispered promise Of higher birth:
She gave me strength the inner life 70 trace,
And thus more real grew her own fair face.
She changc,h not, this creature Of the soul,
Save that more earnest, tender is her guise;
In every mood feel her calm control,
And own the pleadings Of her heavenward eyes
A gentle sadness blended with a smile
That thoughtfulness or JOY may well beguile
She keepeth yet her fresh and buoyan. grace,
But when intent | look within her eyes,
A something nobler day BY day trace,
Like blue that deepcne,h in the evening skies;
And thus rewardng wofIhior love Of mine
Each day her face is growing more divine
She taught me faith and constaney to know,
To meekly wait fol the appointed one,
Despite ,he.yeaming felt for eyermore
While dive Is the soul compnnioniess md lone.
And when at length content upon me came,
Love and the Souls Ideal were tho same.
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Mortgage Sale.
Henry F. Lander, Mongagor.
j Allen Barber and)

Henry +. Lander, Mongagor.
J. Allen Barber and)
Nelson Dewey, "o''sagee'.
Mortgaged premises lying in Grant County, W. r.
L l.! of n Eqr. of Sec. I, Town 3, Rarge w
and - Of w Or. Of Section 9, Town /,
Range 2, West.
Mortgage dated December IL, 1912, and recorded
in the Registry of said Grant County in Book b,
of Mortgages, on PIP. 10 and "A, December 26h,
1912, at o'clock, p. NJ.
Amount claimed to be due on said Mortgage at tho
date hereof of principal aud interest, fifiy-fys
1S-lOO dollars. $50 Is
nEFAULT having been made in the paymeu,
- OF principal and interest secured by said
Mortgage notice is hereby given that on The frs,
Saturday of April next at the Court House in the
town of Lancaster, in said Grant County, between
the hours Of nine o'clock, A. NJ. and four O'Clock,
P. NJ, by virtue Of power Of sale contained in
said Mortgage and in Pursuance Of the statute in
such case made, the said premises viii be sold at
public auction to the highest and best bidder FOR
cash, to satisfy the said principal and ineres, due
on said mortgage and the costs of sale.
J. ALLEN BARBER,} ,,
NELSON DEWEY, mortgages
Dated, December Is, l843 al IL
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Territory of wisconsin,
County of Grant,
District Court of the United States, TO March
Term, A. d., 1874.
William Divers, In Chancery, on
Rhaydarsowy Caroline DIVER, for Divorce.
DUBLIC notice is hereby given to the said De-
IL PENDANT, r. c. Diver, that the petition for
divorce, from the bond of mairimony ofthe said
Complainant VIM. Diver was fled in the Office
OF the Clerk of the District Court of the United
States, within and for said County aud Territory.
OH the Doth day of January, A. D., 1874, together
with the following order of he Judge, made there
on :--"That the petitioner, William Diver, give
notice 10 the ?etitionee, (deft.) r. G. Diver, Of
the pendency OF his petition for Divorce. in The
District Court of Grant County, in the Terr,to,,
of Wisconsin, at the Court House in Lancaster, on
the first day OF the next March Term thereof, 10 be
holden Oh the fourth Monday of said month of
March, by advertising the same in The Grant
County Herald,' public newspaper printed in
said town OF Lancaster, for four weeks successive
ly; further ordered the said William be, and here.
by is alowedto take Dispositions of witnesses in the
state OF New \ ork, TO be read as Evidence on the
hearing OF said petition, by giving like notice of
the time and place OF taking, and before whom to-
be taken.
The above Defendant is further notified. tba,a
Dedimus potestatem, has been issued BY order Of
the District Judge, for tue County of Grant, to Pc
ter Price, Esq. of Monroe County. state Of New
DIRK, authorIsing him 10 take dispositions, and thas
he will proceed 10 take the dispositions OF Witness
es, at his house, in the town of Rush. in the Coun-
ty OF Monroe, end state of New York, on the 26th
day of Fsbruary, A. d. l644, to be read ON tho
hearing of said petition.
L. o. SHRADER, Clerk.
J. e. Do pGE, Solicitor for Petitioner.
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PLATTEVILLE ACADEMY.

FEyHlS Institution viii commence its regular
Il Session Oh Wednesday,, the 18th October,
A. d. 1913.
The Trustees nave secured the services of Mr..
II. K. CARRIEE, 4. b. as permanent, principal
Mr.. Carrier Is an approved and experienced teach
CT, whom the Trustees can, with entire confidence,
recommend to the public, as well qualified TO take
charge Of such an Institution The Plaueville
Academy has excellent rooms sufficiently large to
accommodate more than QUE bundled pupils in
iheirrecita,ions; its location is very healthy and
easy Of access.
The Principal has provided himself with con-
siderable Philosophical Apparatus. which will be
used 10 illustrate those studies TO which II is aaap,-
ed.
The Institution NIL commence with a Male and
Female department. The Psincipal will provide
a Female teacher entirely competent to aid him.
Tao Academic year viii be divided into four
Terms Of eleven weeks each
Parents or Guardians residing alta distance can
OBTAIN any further Information BY addressing the
Principal, Posr PAID. Board can be obtained in
private families at from 81 50 TO 81 90.
Terms Of Tuition.
Common E,gtish branches per quarter $500
Higher Englsa 4" 400
Mathematics, 4" 500
Languages, 900
NochasSe tol incidenta,s
Tuition Tor each Term will be required in ad-
vance, or satisfactory reference given. 1t is high
j. desirable IN the formation Of classes, and for
0i1rs Obvious reasons, that each student should, IL
p2ss Die, &c present az the commencement OF the
Tenn.
TIE Principal of the Insii,ulion-,hs President
q the Boari, DR.. John Bsvans, and tins Secretary,
NAV he cal.ea upon to give assistance TO Students
- had.ns boarding places, or 10 render any olhsr
aid Na.-h Parents may wish.
:. W. CLARK, Secretary
Of Board of Trustees.
PJATvEvIIIF. Oci l0th IS43 3l-if
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administration Notice.

FHTHE Undersigned having been appointed by
4 the court OF Probate IN and for thu county
OF Grant and Territory of Wisconsin, administra-
Of the estate of Elias Dean, late of said coun-
ty, deceased. Notice is therefore hereby given TO
all persons indebted to said estate 10 make imms-
diaie settlement, with the undersigned, and all
those having demands against said estate will pre-
sent them 10 the said OF Probate or before
the irst hondayo March next at the Probate Oh
hce in the town Of Lancaster in said county, Mt
which time and place a court will be held in rela-
tioa 10 the business OF SAID estate and claims a
s'inst said estate disposed ofagreeabiy to the stat
vie ia such cases made and provided. AT which
time, the undersigned expects to obtain license
from the Judge Of said Court, sell SO much OF the
l5ai estate O. the said deceased, as will be suffi-
cient 10 pay the debts WOW due and unpaid against
the estate Of the said Elias Dean, late OF said
county deceased. Lancaster, Grant county, ".
T., January 81, 1874.
c. VI. HEWITT,
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New Yosk, Nov. -, l543.

PosimaEsH are authorized b. law to transmit
moneys for subscriptions to newspapers, UAdsr
their frahk. fee of postage.
Money remit,ed through the mail will be At the
risk Of the Publishers Notes OF all speeie-paying
Banks in any State of rhs Union viii Be received
al par. c. & VI.
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ging along on the summit Of an eleva-
ted bluff, overlooking animrnense val
ley of high grass, through which we
were about TO lay our course.