davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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SD eDen erDalten,
bpr Grhiff aMonono,belan .

PET StDlTT 0Mohongahela7
Kiiten Sart,paaren, Shnecl uno2,
86rbe-bctebeno in Olelirrn mo @abeln,
eB uno 3bce $6fl, pateut:metaIlcne cppale
nno runre Sccbttpfe (8cpIcreN 8ratpfannru
nit fHrjcm uno Ianaem 9ducsl Seuerftau'
feln uno 3anaeb wdtsrs, >itbtsrit6tr, Betts
ltbrauben Gnrbparps [Stbranf] 9tbrautsn,
SeblbIier Sdarn, 3uS. uno 6after: Rcttcn,
Strle9rL $cim:&c0tl, Gebmisre Gcbroutitbf.
fs Wight face, nctit riner ScrfcbicOenbrt:
annerer 8hter, gum SCrfauf 5u pbilapclpbis
ct 0rcBpertlufsDrgiicn Eel
Sranf!in tlTilter,
Smportircr uno 6inrIer GuAIHtbCr llnp ome:
rlfanGtber SartsWaarGn.
NeaoInS Nprili2. SIN.
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Gin fbdBbercs Olittef fir bic sriinn(ihr
'9fllnn9 oct cbiScn $spen, bod empfpb(en
pcn Nrrlten bic NIT DER Olanier res Drrna.
rats betannt tpnrpsn. ltnp BON DerGc,leu
ne es init @rfcla arbrauebteu Scn eiusr
ateBen 9nSapl Sensn'le' 5u befen gunlten,
ltno ole tcl9enoen aus9emdblt:
TN lille benen se anseben ma a: bielrs bss
;enst rab ieb mebrere Sabre nit {sberIhas
otn aeplo9t mar, tsslcitrr bon aubaltenber
8ertcpfun9, Sebmsrsem in Der Seite unp
Dem Othfarat; 5u 3eten rparcn meine Hi6e
unp Sene fa!t uno ich (itt au @eblafridfeit:
mdbrenb erm Gage fiblte itb Gebr matt unb
traftlcs, itb prcbirte alles mas id, srbaCeten
tonnte, Inn Hlnberlln9 Sn befcmmen, fano a,
ber nltbts. SuIest mnrpe icb be,pcacu Or.
Gopert's q ebcnssSaifam Al perIutben,pas
Neiultat mar, idb hin 9lifltbsu laacn, bic
pfritsllltl9 Der SerSanunascr 9aue, ,Iaufterer
Sttlaf nne aaeeineine Seferuna uuo noebs
Dem ttb n,lr 5mci Slafeben setrauett bate,
brfnoe fb mid 9clilnber nie ic6 Ieit beu (eks
ten bier Satren mar. Sh faufte bann cine
5aitbe fir neine fsine Scdtsr, ,pslebr Ieit
pler Sahren al Ifbma selitten, unc ieb baz
te felnen 3meifel ra6 0s pureb jene Slalebe
aan5llfb 9rRellt mnree. Sbr &c.
Setpcl SenIon, 35 I6orato Ctr. SD.
DR. Gopert-$isber 5err: l(us @eret6s
t'atelt 9eaen Sie uno pae publifunl 1T es
bil!la tllr MID 5u fa9en, baB itb Issten QBins
ter ron elmer ttarfen Grfdltuua befalIen prrs
&c, woraus cine $unarnentSdnbuna cntttaup.
81 .3cIten blutrte Die sunae ttarf; teb purpe
mlrflltb Franz mo mene &ranfbeit ,puroe
flr tootb sebaltcn. SD 9ebrauebte einen
Ar5t pbne erfcla, itb prcbirte UerItbiecene
Weoi5inen. 5uIebt befam ieb cine S!aIdbe
Don Sbrem $ebenss8alIam nne oas gteiuls
tat mar, oaB bic @tbnsr3en al Der $unse uno
Srnlt anf9eb6rt baben uno ieb f6ble mieber
wle men sisenes 9elbit. SD bin iberseust,
CAP Die melbe seplast (no nie ieb mar, Ics
9leleb slnpernna ttnoen ,pitrben beimSsbraud)
Sbres >rbens Saliams. Sbr 2ufriebtiser
Jobn 1Diloy, il. 917 Greenwitb
ober "a 0esbrp0es ct. q. o.
ehr,p. 9. eoSert-,letcr Scrr-Stb bate
Sbrsn eebens: Sa!fam probirt aescn sin bart.
nafiaes 4tbma, peIcbcs mid felt sinissm
Sabren fhrebterlitb pia9te, uno pbwcbl es
iltertrcten fcbeint fir mid, 3u faaeu, oa6
ttb Aehellttet. bin lcb bod aftpi6 bapcr, baB
ltb ip0breno Der Seit no ieb ben SerGueb gee
maebt, iebr ipenig oapcn bate, mas MN einis
ae Dlcuate itnp !; unp ieb hin 10 fsbr aeKeiat
ciefc $imoerunJ Dem ginfuB Sbrer Oleoisin
5u3uftbrelben baB ib ite gang aufriebtia allie
oenen empfsblen fam, Die init oiefer firebter,
lieben &ranfbeit aeplaat ltnp.
Sbr aufric6tiser g. SepPins.
Uutnrn, Oldr5 9. 1910.
Gin pamYtlet, ,pelhcs aac ginselnbeiten
BON tirier ftbdsbaren Wepi3in entbdlt,iF tsi
ben Nscnten umIcntt 5u batsn.
Yreis nur Gin Tbaler Die Sottsl.
3nm Ssrfauf i'm Sro6en uno Sleinen in
Nsarin9 bs !. d. Qambert,
2tQeiniesr Qaent fir Serfs City.
81. 3. Nacnten ,perten Dcrlanst fur BEN
Seyfauf bes SaIfams III perltbieoenen Sbeis
Zen Der gauntp. 0fan tpcnbe 1tet psrf6nIih
oper in pcrtofreicn Sriefen al
8. 9. 9 a III bert.
Neacins. Detctr IS.
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9Ibrabam Gbr9uth
Erie0euSricf,fer unb Gcbretltcr.

!bat feline 9(mtiiubs nabe Der @iberaltarsS Sortfb
in 0iobsfon saunitbip, Ssrfs @auntp, tpo ale
NIT befagtsm Nmte permancten Gsfbdfte NIT
9anf an9enommen tperben,
W1ai 7. SIN.
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meroen Deute er0fnSn Elm 9rose5 2(6ortement
Der oSdbrejelt on9enesner trodnsr 9Saorsn,
mter bjeien itno:
TucbG fbworA fbmarSEblou, blou, Braun,
ollpe, 9rltn, ltob ltno 9emilbt. 2(mrrifonis
fbe, fran56ltib unO sn9Ilfb 9c;wiUi9te gu.
dbe uno Sailimr6.
GaflIm!r8, fbworn blousitbmorn brap unb
cine 9srl1ietenbeit pracbtsSorbcn.
Sattinetts, bon jtoer Senennuno.
1OeGen3euac, Gepsn>8elvet Sutin, @oIlis
mir, 0nlentia, WarleiQe &C.
Sommer3cuse, elm 9roBe5 9tGcrtsment.
IiIcr;noG, GaiFnIrs, @aubroon8.
geinensOrctl uno onbere Sommer=QSaoren.
Gei6e Fir &lciber, fdlicbt, fiaurirt
9e,trc,tt uno 9eplnlo, bon alien Sarben uno
oual'tdten, Elm ieDr 9rc6e5 2(Gortsmsnt.
Sal3areenes oa5 9r6bte uno bslre 2(Gorte.
msnt oaS lsmals an9sbotsn mcrben.
Sreeooe eamelieL Elm gang nsusr 2(rtifsl
fir 2(nsti9e.
&noute oe ,gaincs, cine srcse 0erIbieeen.
belt pom neueifen StDl.
Crap oelaines, Qawris, WoioresQuifres
Neu 5tyl 6insbams, Geetst, Montbelfer.
Kattune uno Kelfcb, amsrifaniiCben, fron,S.
iIieben uno sn9liibsn, Elm 9r6sereS Q(Tcrtes
lnent olS jesuppr an9eboten wcrben unb III
erniori9ten prslen. o.
Alpasa guitres, fbwar;sblou, braun, brap
uno Nsbfarbi9, 9eitreift Ii. Sattin aeifrsft.
oemba5tns, Elm febr 9ute8 9tfortsmsnt.
9bawle, fbwere feibsne bon alien 8orbsn.
If1eufe oe gaines unb NrodDa &c.
@rapatten uno Salstiieber BON jsber Qrt.
5onnenfbirme uno parefols pom nsues
fen GtDl.
f1euslinet Helib unb parebene.
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Tarmsrs Sanf pom Staat Eelarp. aDopsr .par
%. DO. 3weis,a Wilminsten, par
%. Do Sweia, @eorsstorpn, par
%. %. Swei9, Rew @affle, bar
@,'u" a1', S"n't D" aS'lnln9ton, par
Tleine Ncten untsr Sbl. bisI4
Nep Serisp,
Sslpibsre Sanf- III 8evesre,
burlington So. Sanf, Mspfcrt, nor
commercial Sanf Ysrtb 9(mbou ii
Cumberland Sanf* 8rib bsston, por
Tarmsrs Sanf* Mcunt Seap ror
Sarmsrs W1ehantts 8aMf, ,Nabpap
Farmers 1t Msetanies DO mieplstcwn i
D1crris 60. 8anf* Olorristcpm II
Dlcetanies Sant> burlington par
Wlsttanits % Steparf
Olrebanics II Waunfaetures bo* Srenton mar
OlprriS Canal 8r. 60. gt.S. gitp, unab.
SPOT Stoten unaanabar
Slcwarf gant SnI. CO. Slewarf
Orange Sane", Orange II
pscples Sant, paterCon
prinectcn Sant@, prneetcm bar
5alem 8antina CO.., @alem bar
9tate SantESt Slewarf
@tate Sanf*. glSabetttpwn !
9tats Sanf" galrpcn par
State Sant Of Olcrris| O1crristopn !
State Sanf' Stem gruus,pie no,.
Su0er Sanf~ Slspten II
Srenton Sanfins CO. 3renton nar
Union Sant* 0oper ri
9anr OF ". 9rnhsmlat Srunsrif sebrcb.
Snt1Iivrs s1:' u: a. O~paItes Sant 90. setrch.
@ St"hItln = Saht or gIS: Serl'p@itp sebrpet.
yurerVn oantlh9 20 pceefen sebrcb.
Seslsp ~, S..p pant Serlep City sebroh.
~. 0.s'uaM'ss oahr, paffsrien sebroh.
Saannlas1nreTs Sant, Ssllplae srbroeb.
yNonlnouthe Sanf Of 81 9 8reeboIr aebre.
Stew pope 9rl Br. Cos $ambertpiue
y ; Olanuf. II Sanfins 60 l5ctcfen sstrp.
y ) 'protssticn >cmbarO 9amf s 6 DO.
2P"'t.'oh Ianr' pafer'cn sebrob.
StHv o"nr, areNten sebrph.
SDalbin9ton Sanfins Go 6afenIaf sekro
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Slaul6Warse Seioen Il. 2ufre5.
Sbilb Der "stuftionssTabns," juif erbal
ten cine ftbone 9(rt bon Oscale Dc Game uni
Sraps De aaine, febr rpoblfeil, tsi
William Seed1er'
9tpril 0. 3n,.
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8iebtiS fir 2tlle spelcbe

lei benan
0u'tet1 Grfaltun9en, 0un9eulibellr,
Nus6etrun9, uifbma
nnc aac Sranfbeiten Der
gun9e guftr6bre II. ttnperoaulidrsit
Ses Gbrip. &. &ppert's
Gebens gQ[IQn1.
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SSSDbn 9. EicbarDs, ,2(o pofat,
bat feline NmtSifube jest an Der Drudere oeS
iSerts & eSciluplb{Il .Oourmdl's, in
Der Oltspsnnfrabs jpifbsn Der 6. unb 7tsn
Srabs.
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- { + { q 1t j. a,

- ri q 1t j q,
Ser5o9in BON Sreto9ne.
(eine Scicbi6te bes Nltertbums.)
9ielcs fIsine wsrPtbsn bat nun bic DrG>
le psrladen unr 1T lo,pcbl eiu5eln ais beim
Ouseno in Der 0rufsrei picler Seituns It.
haben. 9a0tlbe entbdlt 1O4 GeitcL 1T III
nstten Gintono aebunpen uno tcitet 57A en-
pae ercmplar, cber $33 bas 9usenb.
Steobln9, nen 5. Secemter.
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9ttdaros CWarf) 9ebrctb.
Soutbmarf Sapinas Sanf bctri9.
S6upltia Cav Snititut sebrctbsn
ShuDlftQ Sanf* par
SputhDdrf otttp par
9Seitern 8anf par
Sanfen i'm Snnern be5 2anbes.
Sanf Don 2fae9bsnp, Su Sspfprr, lln9on9b.
Ssarer, Su Seapsr, %
Smatara, iu S9arri5bur9, 9sIbloisn
QSafbin9trn, Su SSaibn9tcn, un9an0
@bambsrSbur9 gu @bombsr5burs Z
@ett6bur9* ~ @sttiSbur9, +
pjtt5bur9, 81 YittSbur9, J
@uequebanna Go. W1cntrcIe 80
@bsitsr @auntD III QSsitt)sltsr. par
9s(omare @auntD* ju @betsr, par
Germantaun 81 0ermnntaun, par
2e,pi5taun 81 2ewiStaun, II
Wbbletaun ~ Mibbletaun. +
Wcnt9onerp @o,* ~ NrrriStaun, par
Nrrtbumberlanb ju 9tortDumbsrl. par
Ssrf5 @ountD Sanf Su Nsabtn9, =
Centre bittp ju Selefpnte, 0eiblrben
@itD Sanf Su pjttSGur9, lln9an0bar
Columbia Srifsn gsIsaibaft, @Oumbia z
@arli6ls bittc* 81 @arlss, z
OpDle6taun Ditto st OpDlestaun, par
Cation pttto* Slt @dtDn, par
@rchan9e Ditto ,u Yttt6burg, |
Certificate
Dctt 9lpten
@rhnn9e 3tpei9 Su NplibaYSburg> |
Certificate
Gris Ditto ;u erie, 2
SarmerS II. Growers 81 9BaDne9buro, 3
90 sdblbar in eurrant 8onos 4
Sarmsr6 unb bitto Ditto iu Ditt6burW Qebr.
Farmers unp btto 80. ju SaDstte 81. .Qsbr.
Savmsrs unc 90 su @rencattle acbrpd
Nranfln bittc III 9Gaibn0tpn, |
SarmerS Sanf y. Sud6 GtD j. Sriftpl, par
Farmers rittp pon 2ancalfer* iu 2ancalftr 2
Farmers pittr, pcn Meabin9* 81 Mea. par
i3orri66ur9 bitto ~ &3arrisburo, i
(9armcnD Snittute ju l3armonM unoono,
j3cne5cote Sonf iu @cn6pols, L
}ountin9con Njttr Su 5?untin9ooi, ,mQanQ.
Sunata oitto 81 2epi8taun, un9ana,
Qonfotsr %. Su Qanfniter 2
sancaltcr gauntp Sanf, 5u $aneaI1er :
Qebnnpn 90. iu geDancn, ii
Qumberman'6 %. su gSarrcn, ac6rotbcn.
Rarriettd II. Su6queb. Srabina@p. unab
Nlerhant6 II. Manuf. Sant+ ptt6burN
Certificate II
O1ecbanies Banf, pittstura betrh9.
9Nononaobela Ditto pon Sraun6piQe, 81
Dclt 0lcten Il
9Gincr6 Salf prn pptt6ptlle, l
Ofprtbern Ditto BON ga. AT Ounbdff, urQb. |
Iprtbum6l. II. @pl6. .Sf. at Milton, lu9b. |
sc. QScitern Sf. p.pd. MeabeoiQe, 9e1cb(. |
0teu Salem DO. Sapette @auntp, betrla
Torthamptpn Sanf Sn 9lllentaun, 85
sc. s.. Delaw. Sricfen So. 3u 0t.So. seietl.
Office Der Sanf bon pennf. J9arr6b. + 9sbr.
Oftce 90 DO Qontafsr b 9sbr
Office DO % Nsobn9 b 0sbr.
Office 30 DO Cation b 9ebr
3psis Der s.. Staaten* pitt5Our9, eebrotb.
DO. %. oc. ju @rje, 30.
%. %. 50. iu Seamr. 90.
Office bsr SbuDlfG Sanf, Yort @arbcn 5
9l9risul. II. Wanuf. Sf. Su @arlisle> 9ebr
Si(per Qafe Sanf su Wpntrpie, 9cfhl6I1I
SaplcrSpille 9slawars Srllfen So. q 25
Gpmanoa DO. su Spwanoa> 76
llnicn Or. at llnicntann 9ebrpeb
Beifmprelanb Do. 5u @jreensbnrg, geidblc.
QBilfesbarre Sritden So. jH 9Silf. ungano
gSelf Srantb Sanf, 0SllnmSrort CT |
8ppmtng Sanf su Bilfesbarre,
Vprf oittO* Su Ocrf,
Upu9bo9anY Sanf Su pcrrpppplis> nn9ang
DteNotcn bon ben nit be3eiebnrtcn8ans
Fen werben niebf III Oepoft 9sncmmen ascr
an een bctretfencen Banfen aueaenetbIe(t.
9ic init bsseibnet 9eben feine9foten ans
Selanare.
Sanf t. p.JEtlmin9ton .Sranbswin* *tQEilm par
Sanf bon 9slaware*, 0SiImin9ton par
Sanf pcn Gmirna, Sn,irna, BAR
ONS 1
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Die poblfeilifen Spe5ereien
@Ge Der Ycnn unb 3tsn Gtrabe, gtbuo Der
ltlbernen &u9el cber pom P1u9 unO @00e.
5'ufer ju 4, 81, s unb 10 st. oa6 Vfllne.
&ofec Su 81, 8 uno 9 @ent po5 Qfunr.
Selfcr Mjr:&afes 10 uno ale onocrn Spe-
SerItn i'm 9trDdttnis NIT obiSen neoern preis
fen. Aof mo l3ruoer.
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wertb Der Yonfnptei1

Nae biejen9en Sanfen, ,pslcbe NIT einem(@)
Stsrn bctsbnet fine, baben ent,peber fa!f6e
coer um9ednoerte Hcten BON psrIbiebenen Ses
nennun9en i'm llmlaufs.
Nae NIT einem Cd &reus bsHibneten Sans
fen ,parsn fribsrbn tFsntlids 9spcIitsSanfsn
Ste Ncten bersni9en Sanfen, weIbe mir
nit einem 8soanfsnFritbe II bsssbnsn,wsrs
Den bon ben Srpfers nibt an9enpmmsn.
pennlplpanien.
Sanfen in philadelphia.
Romen. 9isernto in YDitab.
Sanf BON NprtD 2(msrifa# par
Nrrtbern qibertisS" par
Yenniplpania* par
Yenn saunidip" par
Der Ser. Stant.' 25 bis 26
Commercial Sanf,* bon psnniplvanisn p1r
6armerS u. OebanieS Sanf par
8irarb bittr+ :
Girarb Ditto (Stepbsn)* in pbjl'm 9slAoH
Seningtcn 90. par
Senltnatcn Satins Snltituta -
Olerebants Sant bon spblIap. bctrai.
WoDmenIln9 ganft, par
Weanuf II. Wecbanics par
Wehantcs Sanf in pbil'a, par
Wannel sator 8anf (2.QS.9prt) setr.
penniplpania Sapinss Sanf tetrha.
pbilacelphta Sonf* par
phtlaoelphta Gazing Snitltnt scbrctbn.
pblaoelpbia &can Comp. 90.
Denn 3cpnlhip Cav Sntt. -
9ttdaros CMarf) 9ebrceb.
Soutbmart Carvings Sant bctris.
S6upltll Cav Snttltut 9ebrctben
ShuDlftQ Sanf* par
Sputbwarf btttp par
QSeltern 8anf par
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-06-29

surrendered. and begged fof mercy. Inc
,,,s,ee; declared was real Solomon' gave
no /, certificate, and was inaugurased the sole
master Of Wild Ca. school house and all Its
;,m,,es. Such is the terror that the mineral
ho,e transaction Inspired. that the obsiroplons
boys believe I'm something more than ho'
man. They dread me like hen does hawk.
Captain Grinder advises me to run for the
Legislature next year. l have broken the
Young ladies' hearts far and near. and they are
signing away their lives 10 vain expectation.
As with the Egyptians of old. there is scarce
. house where there is not one dead. all
mos, wish could divide myself into about SO
,ieces. and will fragment to each one of
chem. So you see I'm risin in Wisconsin.
Your affectionate brother.
JACK LOYAL. "
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-06-29

OkEaoN.-The Western mo Ex-
nositor of the Sth inst. says the Oregon
Company which rcndezvoused in the
vicinity Of independence, has started
on its journny; and promises an ac-
count Of its numbers, &c, hereafter.
The same paper contains letter to
Col. Ford from Col. Gilman, who
commands another company Of emf
grants, dated Oregon Camps, May 18th,
which says:
sour company, when joined with
YOURS, will be very laage-much the
largest that has ever crossed the Rocky
Mountains. There are, in the Indepen-
dent Oregon Colony, a: this date, l
minister, l lawyer, millwright, a
millers, ship-carpenter, 3blacksmiths,
l cooper, tailoress, 9 cabinet-makers,
S carpenters, wheelwright, shoe
makers, weaver, gunsmith, wag-
onmaker, merchant, and the rest
farmers. There are 43 families, los
men, (6o of whom are young men,
ses persons, 40 oxen, l6o cows, (l6
of which are team cows,) l43 young
cattle, 54 horses, Al mules, and 72 wag-
ons. The number Of horned cattle is
7l3 head. Many men from the adjoin-
ing counties are on their way to join
u.s."
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-06-29
COST OF RIOT.

A, the meeting of the County Board
on the fourth instant. an appropriation
was made 10 defray the expenses incur
red by calling in the aid of the military
volunteer corps to suppress the riots
during the last month. The sum APP
propriated is thirty thousand dollars.
If 10 this sum be added the amount of
damages the county will be legally
compelled to pay for the property des-
troyed, it will be found that to avoid
the expense of preventive police the
county is subjected to c burden far
more onerous. than any efficient police
could be as well as to the disgrace Of
bad government and all the horrors
Of mcb supremacy.-l Saturday Muse.
uu1,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-06-29
TO THE PUBLIC.

MI. J. D. SrALDrNG-I noticed all article in your
paper of the 18th inst. from under the hand of one
John Cottls, stating that time since, he
ed the Mississippi river at Cassville, and after
landing the opposite shore, he was charged four
dollars for the FeTying himself, horse and buggy.
We think Mr.. Coltle has forgotten some ofthe partic-
lars cennected with his crossing the Mississippi at
that time, aad has omitted to state to tine Public,
that himself, horse, buggy and sister were feried
upwards of four miles up Turkey river, at his own
request, but possessed impudenee to assert to tho
world that he was landed Immediately across the
river from Cassyille. We wish you to insert this,
that the Public may know who this modern Gull
YER i., that he may have the mark Of Cone stamp
ed upon his blow shunaed as :he viper, by all Low.
ers oftruth and morality.
BUSHEE s. LAGRAyE.
Cassville. juno 25lh, 1874.
N. b. The gentleman will remember that by
taking him the distance we did, it saved him the
Ferriage across Turkey river also.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-06-29

0The Captain Of one ofthe New
York North River boats estimates the
quantity Of anthracite coal consumed
by steamboats, daily, on that river, at
500 tons. The Troy and the Empire
each, consume from seventeen to nine
teen tons every passage to Albany, and
as much coming down. As the use Of
coal and iron necessarily increases ey-
cry year, the mineral wealth OF this
State becomes daily more valuable.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-06-29
WHOLESALE
GROCERIES.
S. M. s. E. LANGWORTHY,

AVE received per steamers Wayerly and 81.
IL CroIx, general assortment OF groceries, Sc
lected in New Orleans, by one OF the firm, from
Importing Houses and Ships, thereby saving COM
mission for purchasing, forwarding AID rcshipping,
which will enable US to sell at 81. Louis prices,
with the addition of Freight. We have made ar
engagements with Importing Houses in New Or
leans for future supplies ofthe following articles, of
which, we have ON hand and for sale for cash only:
1000 sacks of ground alum salt, at S,S7a pr sack,
100 6 6ne table Is 2,25
300 bbls of clarified Kanawa &C 2,lS 4"
SO bags green HAVANA coffee
SO " prime Rio and Java IS
25 Laguayra in & 200 ID s'hs
90 hhds New Orleans sugar frs, rate quality
5000 lbs g I" s. IN bbls & bbls
1000 IS white & yellow Hav'a SUI in l & 800 ID bxs
SO bbls New Orleans molasses 10 half do do
10 :. and 10 half do st Louis sugar house mo's
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-06-29

ARKANSAS RIVERA passenger on
the steamboat Paragon, arrived here
yesterday from Fort Gibson, reports
tina, when the boat left that place on
the 22d inst. the river was six feet over
the banks, two feet higher than ever
known and still rising rapidly, and the
whole country innundated.-[N 0.
Republican, May Is.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-06-29
.S1RAYED OR STOLEN

From the subscribers living at British Hollow,
Gran, Co., w. T., about 10 weeks ago, one sorrel
Mare, five years cid, small white spot in the face,
abou, Ia hands high, very crooked hind legs, high
hip bones and probably has colt; one dark bay
Colt years old, white spot in the face, part of
the left hind foot is white, each had Oh bell when
they left: Amy person finding said property aud
returning or giving information where it may be
found, sh al be literally rewarded.
CHARLES VINCENT.
WILLIAM EUSTlS.
British Hollow. June %, 1874. l6 Al.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-06-29

s. M. e. T.. LANGWORTHY.

.. vi. a. Il. LANG WOhlH1,
"AVE lately received, by the Steamers New
Ii Brazil, Jasper, O,ier, aud Others, largo and
splendid assortment of staple and Fancy DRY
Goods, boots and shoes, Queensvvare,
Tinwnre, lIard ware, Cutlery, Clothing
Iron, Steel, Nails, Niil-Saws and Cast
ings, together with large quantity Of Groceries,
consisting of Rio, Havana & Java CcGees; brown'
Havanna, and loaf Sugars; imperial, gunpowder,
and hyson Teas; sperm and mould Candles; james
River aud Missouri Tobacco; No. and Mack
erei, In barrels and half-barrels; mess and prime
Pork, in barrels and halfbarrols; also, one Of the
very best lot of VINES, Brandie', Gin, aud Hhii-
key, ever offered in this market.
From tho care which wo have taken IN the selcc-
iion Of the above mentioned articles, we arc ena-
bled to offer them at very reduced prices for CASH.
We respectfully invite the public to call and er-
anime our stock, and request them TO remember
that aIr rs NO TROUBLE To SHOW GOODS" at tho
Store Of >. vi. a. T.. LANGWoRinf.
Potosi, March %, 1874. III
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-06-29

After drou,h of three months,
duration, we were at last blessed with
several heavy showers during the pres
ent week. 1t was time, for the grow
ing crops were suffering greatly;-in
fact the Corn and Cotton were nearly
destroyed. The late, rains thank God
will revive them.-lAttakapas [ La
Gazette.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-06-29

fTJames S. Wadsworth, Esq, OF
Genesee, long and favorably known
as one OF the oldest residents Of West
ern New york, and as pnblic bene-
factor, died at his residence on Friday
morning week, after long and painful
illness.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-06-29

TPThe increase Of tolls on the
New York Canals, during the first
forty-four days of navigation this year,
over the first foIty-four days last year,
is one hundred and fifteen thousand,
fonr hundred eighty-four dollars and
thirty cents.