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Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-06-27

Late from Metro BY The arrival yester.
day OF the Mexican steamer Petrta, Capt
Hnckly. we have Vera Cruz dates up to the
I'd instant, and full files of the Diario del Co.
bierno of Mexico up TO the oath May. The
Petrita brought over Senior j. Gonzales de la
Vega, bearer of dispatches for Gen. Aimonte,
the Mexican Minister, who IS now on his way
to Washington post haste.
The u. S. Gamer PoinSett sailed on The
Sd instant, with Col Thompson on board, to
land AT Galveston Three French men ofwaT
were living off SACRIFICES, bu, no vessels OF
anv other nations
The pauers all over Mexico speak in terms
of great Indignation against the proposed an
rexation of Texas. One IF the editors says
that the republic has the win and the means
to resist a movement of the kind has great
army already disciplined, and the great Santa
Anna to take the command.
The Diaro of the 18th May copies long
strin0 of articles against annexation. which
have appcared in the journals OF the United
States which are opposed TO It.
The following letter, from an occasional cor
RESPONDENT, we copy. Ii contains important
intelligence. xe..
Eds. Picd9Mne-D Dear Sfrs-At the last
moment [ write these few lines. Col Thomp-
son i0tf I'd the HOIA1SCtS
and by her wrote you the news: but as the
MEXICAN government has freighted the s'eam-
o. Petrisa.so cary over ITO your port bearer
Of d..4patches, take advantage OF her to write
vou As she will no doubt reach YOUR city BE-
fore the Poinse :, the latter having to touch
At Galveston. Tn a few words, Col: Thomp-
son has not heen successful in his mission. the
Mex;can Government having repeated It's Tor
mer declaration, that if Texas IS annexed She
Mexico, declares war. Nothing further to
add.
In haste, yours truly. q.
Verbally we le rn that the boarer OF despat.
scbes epoken of above came ashore at POM
down town about o'clock yesterday. and "
season to take the mail boat for MOBILE. =
Censor de Vera Cruz of the I'd Instan'' con
tains an advertisement to that effect inaL rh'
petrita was to depart next day fora irt IN TO
hasco: but II would seem that she was amer
wards chartered in haste by the officers OF TN
MORGAN Government, and that the messen
Cer came on with all speed. We know no
r.; 10 81 The nature Of ms dispatches, but the,
must be important. We shall probably Q
ahle Ia rive further news on the arrival OF .n'
i Nepfune from Galveston, as previous 10 ne
/ 5eparfrre the Poinsett had in all probabIllt
arrived at that port icagune, May il
s.#L.If -n~l~. hao PfT.o
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-06-27

colns FORWARD and SAP 90. Lei him i,rrwe NJ
aasertlonhs o. make the afnensie konnen61s Il
. aoeg neIslleF. b mint stand before thin nhe.
munny y the untnv46Ie position 81 =, Ter.
u M enaceser osGht mosA recklepp and nm.
'eehns 1alumnlsa.
The N. o. PicayuRe Of ne same day has
The following,
We have receivedISsa Vera Cruz, bapers
from the city of MEXICO one day later. For
these we are indebted to Capt. Sanchez. Of
the Mexican schooner Atreyido. arriy; d YES.
terday morning from Vera Cruz.
~ editors of he Diarsc. Il would seem. .rn.
wind ct Nentmanat's expedition early IN NAV.
as we see 1t mentioned in q number &C thai
paper OF the 9TH.
From all we can learn through our files and
the letters OF our correspondents, we should
inier that Santa Anna himself was at first dis
posed 10 lend favorable hearing to the pro-
pfelfions of this country in relation tos nnexa.
ton; but the bold and unbroken front nreeenf.
co oy the press of the country against the
measure, has driven him into the opposing
ranks. Among the papers most bitterly op-
posed to annexation, we find those which il
IS Well known are supported by Santa Anna
papers which have hitherto onlv thought
when he told them to think, and said what he
told them to say. Tie editors havo undoubt.
eddy seen the downfall of their patron should
be favor the views Of Mr.. Tyler-for there
are ham dozen ambitious generals in Mexi-
CO who would at once mount the hobby ofop.
position 10 the United States. TO ride into DOW
Grand hence their blust ering tone against
parting with ae4Oet of soil that may be claimed
by Mexico. Santa Anna knows full well
that he can never recover Texas, and would
DC glad 10 dispose of every foot of land west
OF the Rio Grand, from Matamoros to is
sources, for a tTl1ing consideration; but he
cannot contend against the tone of the public
press when many of the editors are talking
about preserving the honor of the country in
violate and preaching up the utter annihation
o! the Anglo Anne rican race-a mater which
some of them have cyphered out to be not on.
y Pr actIcable but extremely easy, To judge
from their articles.
In addition to the Indignation expressed
against the u tied States by the NJ ,xican ID
Itors some ofthem, while defending the pro-
tectlvR policy recently adopted by Mexico, are
equally severe upon France, and particularly
the Partisan press. They are very btt, r
against the French Editors for the severity
with which they denounce the law forbidding
the retail trade TO foreigners; and all this
while the Courier Francois, the French paper
IN Mexico, interposeS It's good Offices and ur-
ges the Mexicans not to allow themselves TO
be exasPerated by the freedoms of the Pari-
sian jour, as-freedoms which are allowed the
press IN Frapce-and remarks that the re.
examinations between the advocates of the
Government and of the opposition in Paris are
much more bitter and insulting than any thing
said about Mexican affairs. So they go.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-06-27

w. bis (Henry Clay's.) head rests the
~ !: NE murdered jonathan Calley, bfcaatss
=, ,he GbettOr and instisGfor Of The styOc1oits
10y ~ which consigned that amiabie man 10
ave, and converted his wife into mour-
n "'Oc~ and his children into weeping or
, y. every charge we have here noticed,
Suiounce wilfnI, deliberate and malicious
~ 'os. They are false 10 fact, false % lIl-
M and false in detail. We cal for the
-. u the editor Of the Courier can bring
0ths evidence to sustain the charges
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-06-27
Written for the Columbus Wing.
THE WHITE ROSE.

Written for the Columbus Wing.
THE WHITE ROSE.
/.
Al early morn
Out Ger the lawn
Its petals show
As driven sat VI
Tn Beauiy's pu-est hue:
Nor Hawthorn, IN its native prince
Nor Jasmine. in more GENEROUS CLINE
Such beauty ever blew.
III.
It's srow white lips
The dew drops sip
When SUMS first ray
Wakes up the day,
And nature smiles Q 'ene:
The feeding lamb will lot II nip;
The Fairies Ger IT lightly trip;
The fav'rite Of the scene.
III.
or purity
And modesty
II, emblem proves
To him who loves,
And woman's gem ard pride:
The sweet white rose. the lovely rose,
THE lowell. ct bloom, that wind e'er blows
On land or on the tide. -
Columbus, Mi. June 1874.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-06-27

Look Om.--We learn from authentic sour
ces, that there still are 10 be found men in our
community, who are attempting by fraud. un-
der semblance of law, to obtain the property OF
the innocent. Now. we say to all such thieves
that we win gise their names an insertion in
our paper, free Of charges, It the facts can be
sustained by responsible names. We 60 for
social and political reform.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-06-27
February, 9Th 1914. l7-tf
REP. DIR. BARTHOLOMEW'S
Pink EXnectOraDt SVrUn.

Anagreeable Cordial. and Effective Rene
dy for Coughs, HOarseness, Calds, Pain in the
Breart, Influenza, Hard Breathing; and Diff
cult Expectoration.
For Adults and Children In cold climates
and iCdT11.
1t has remained to late day to discover an
article SO admirably fitted to these complaints;
so powerful and efectual, and yet SO perfectly
innocent and mild
TThe following certificate received from a
well known CITIZEN, is the only one for which
we have room:
HAVING used DIR. Bartholomew's Expec-
torant Syrup in my family, it has produced ad-
mirable effects. One of the members OF the
family was troubled with distressing cough for
three years, and after trying many things with
out beng benefited. l al length bought bot
tie of he above named syrup from DR.. Cons
stock & Co., which after three days entirely
cured her.
SIMON CLANNON.
corner Broadway and White street N. X.
The above are but few OF the many received
from citizens equally well know and Eespecta.
BILE with tho above. See directions on each
bottle.
Sold by A, N, JONES g. Co. Druggist.
Columbus Miss. March IA. 1914.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-06-27
FRANKIIN ACADEMY.

UyHE eenli-annual examination OF the Pu-
nils connected with the Franklin Acaoe-
nv viii take place on Jhursoay anu Ef'u ~
T IL nenarfInent.--The patrons Of ;he m.
.-,;s.,s;on and citizens generally are respectful
+. :s..-;ssa - attend. Exercises 10 commence
;,ar,est ,ateIv AFR the ringing Of the belL
''''s.'->' - JOHN j. w. PAYNE,
Secretary Of the Board OF Trustees.
juno 9Th 1874,
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-06-27

The showers continue 70 visit NJ and nature
u green and bloom laughs in JOY. and growth
Ikea child with buttered bread in hand-ard
the farmers are shaking then sides with the
hearty b.. <beeause in sections heretofore
obstinate. CT i becoming very fruitful, and
10 decidedly sheir choice.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-06-27
LARD OIL. LARD OIL.
The very best Oh for LamnS

HI WI UOOG Oil 1U1 140I1pOs
TIME subscriber is now engaged in the
n manufacture ofOl from Lard. His pre- IS
is at Cahoun's Ware House near the Bridge,
where he will always have supply on hand
1t will likewise, be kept and retaied at Greene
Hills Drug Store, on Main Street. This Oil
mas been tested In lamps by many of the crti-
zens OF this place, and has so far as we rave
been able TO learn, been pronounced superior
to any other lamp oil.
The Stearine which ia a component part
of the lard, and remains after the oil has been
procured, is almost equal TO butter, for the or.
binary purposes of cookery nothing can equal
it for pastry. This can be had at all times at
The Ware House.
DANIEL WILLIAMS.
We the undersigned have used the Lard
Oil manufactured in this place by ID. Will
liams, and give it as our opinion, tha; il is dc.
cidedly preferable,either for burning in Lamps.
or for machinery, to the best Sperm Oh. It
goes further in oiling machinery, and in bur-
ming emis less smoke, and gives more bra-
lant light.
DIP. BLAIRP. Nj.
]. uUDI.ESTON.
Eagle Hotel.
JAMES JONES.
.4. Columbus Hotel.
10. WALLACE.
Columbus Steam Mill
E. + AIUSGROVE,
Blsl0eH House.
May 90 1914.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-06-27

A gang of counterfeiters, some q
teen or twenty, have been arrested j.
the interior Of illinois. The counterfeit.
found in their possession were princi-
pally half eagles.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-06-27

The Methodist General Ccnfefenca at 10
late sitaing ia New York, elected Mr HamIin
of Cincinnati. and d. James OF New York.
Bishops Of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-06-27

The Hon. N. P. Talmadge. Senator from
New. York, has been appointed, with the ad-
vice and consent ofihe Senate, Governor Of
the Territory of Iowa.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-06-27
UphOlStering and Paper Hanging.
JAMES E. GILDEA,

"OULD respectfully inform the citizens
w Of { olumbus and surrounding Neighbour
hood that he is prepared to do all work in the
general Upholstering business, such as stuffing
making. and repairing. sofas. Hair Seat Chairs,
Ouomans, D."ans, Lounges, &c. Hair, Moss,
traw and Shuek Mattresses, Pew and hair
Cushens neatly made and repaired, also cur
tains and Carpets made.
Wall papernng done, Testers for Beds, fire
Boards and Screens handsomely rayed or pa
pered.
Orders received at Millican, Taylor & Co,
or at my shop on Market Street. next door't o
Dickinson & Boykin's Law Office.
May is, 1914.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-06-27
LEUNARD CAMPBELL. JOSEPH r. HILL.
TO PLAINTIFFS.

L " III AIN Il II lLOs
VTNHE undersigned having coated themselves
Il in this place as Manufacturers Of COT
TON GINS, take this method of informing
the Planter and the publicg generally in this aud
the neighbdrng Counties that they are now
building, and will soon completes
SUPERIOR ARTICLE OF GINS.
the plan and working Of which are different
and in every respect superior TO anything Of the
kind ever used in the Southern States. They
design having six oftheir Machines set up and
ready for examination as soon as the 18th Of
April next, at which time they invite Planters
aud those interested, TO call and look ut them,
feeling confident tina. they will bear a critical
inspection, and receive the unqualified appro-
baiiOn Of all good judges.
C. g. II. being thorough Machinesi, offer
themselves to the public in thar capacity, anR
will undertake and execute with neainess
despatch all kinds Of Repairing necessary abOuu
a Gin, or any Machinery, whatever. The
superiority OF their LATHES will enable them
to do all kinds Of turning in Metal or Wood, al
the shortest notice. ia wprkmanlike manner.
Charges in all cases will be moderate, and
FULL SATISFACTION WARRANTED
CAMPBELL s. HILL.
Shop al the old stand Of G. 8. Akin, g. Co.
at the foot Of the hill, west Of Mr.. Joseph Bry'
ans residence.
Columbus Mississippi, March, 4, 1914.
The following gentlemen have used and are
using our Gin, and we take the liberty ofro
ierine 10 them:
Mrssrs. Mcmahon, TrotteF 4 PeaFsaIA
Com. Merc'ts N. Orleans
sSanndets e. Bradfnrd, Mobile
Col, Ben. SherrOl, Planter CouFiland Ala.
Maj Robl. n. Watkins, Planter near
CORTLAND Ala
r. J. Watkins, Planter %
David Goodloe. ESQ, near CaniOn Miss.
Hon. Joshua L. Martin, Tupcaloosa Ala.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-06-27

Counterfeit half eagles bearing .
close resemblance TO the genuine pie
ces coined at the mint in New Orleans,
are in circulation at Cincinnati.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-06-27
DAGUERREAN GALLERY.

D1AO I1IN OhA L1ELl1e n
Removed ID Capt. Abert's brick rooms, on
81. Johns street, where the subscribers are
prepared to take
COlOuFed Daguerrean MINIATURE
in the very best style. with all the recent inn
provements in the art.
% Ladies and Gentlemen, are respectfully
invited, TO call and examine specimens. al any
hour from 9 A. M.to4P. NJ.
WELLINGTON & co.
HARPEN rER'S Compound Fluid Ex.
Ofrac: of Buchn, Diosma Crenata-For dis
eases OF the bladder, distractions of urine.
chronic gonorrhea, and gleets of long stand.
ing.
For sale by A, N. JONES & Co. Druggist.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-06-27
IOST
100 Packages

NE w GOODS. Il
Tust reserved at KEEEER'S cheap cash
y Store Opposite the post ofice,) Large
md well selected stock Of DRY GOODS
consistine IN part Of the following articles,
Brown& Bleached Dunestic Fine Do.
Ticking Checks, Drills kentnckey Jeans,
Fancy Gingbams. Brown Hollands and
Irish Linens, Black Merinos. AIapaccas,
Mouseline DE Lanes. Collins.
Velvets, Jacenet. swiss and Null Mnslins
Black and white laces and Edgings,
Ladies Caps, Artificial Flowers. Ga large
ass0rtm nt,)
Hat silks. uncut VeIveis, Ribbons, De.
January, 4, 1914
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-06-27

The bill introduced by Mr.. Benton to an.
mex Texas 10 this Union, has been rejected.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-06-27

Mr.. Choate has accepted an invitation to
address The Wings Of Massachusetts, upon the
battle ground of Concord en- the 4th of July
next.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-06-27
FOR SALE.
A MOST DESIRABLE HOME

A MOST DESIRABLE HOMEs
GlTUATED on the Military road nine and
~ half miles. from Columbus. The tract
contains eight hundred and eighty acres of
land. 1t is finely improved having large and
commodious building Immediately on the road,
which was intended for PUBLIC HOUSE,
and is one of the best stands, for a Tavern,
that be found on the road from, Columbus
to Tuscumbia. The plantation is il, a high
state of cultivation, the fences in fine reraIr.
and the place is well furnished with the most
convenient farm houses of every description
The water ia very convenient, never failing
and excellent and cool in quality. Any per-
son DESTROYS to purchase such place, can do
so on THE VERY lest TERMS, AS 1T
s. CERTAINLY FOR SALE. AND
SHALL BE SOLD. Applications for exam.
NATION or purchase will be made. to G. w.
Waddell OF Columbus Miss. OF TO the subscri.
living on the premises.
GEO. VAUGHAN.
May Is. 1914.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-06-27

The musquitoss are becoming somewhat
,reva lent in our city.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-06-27
StMONCLANNON.
BLOUNT SPRINGS.

BLOUNT SPRANG 6s
TIME subscriber begs leave to inform his
A. friends and the public generally, that he
will reopen this well known Watering Place
on The lst day of June next, for the reception
Of visitors.
The subscriber deems il unnecessary To say
any thing about the Medical properties ofthese
vaters--and as to Accommodations, he is delir-
mined they shall not be surpassed by any
Watering Place or Hotel in the Southern
States.
At mo- title expense and labor. the subscriber
has greatly improves and enlarged the accom-
Odations at this Watering Place, within the
the last six monIhs.and made posi- .te arrange
menis to have the stage (Funnlng, directly from
Tuscaloosa to HUNTSVILLE by the Springs three
times q week during the sras1n.
To meet the views Of the most Ftgfa eeOiO-
Dsisk the subscribe has thought proper TO al.
ter his former charges 70 tho following redslc-
ed rates;
Board per month s2e 90
Children end servants half price.
Horse per month 1900
- week 500
JONES g. Lucy; trustee.
BIOant springs, April s., 1914.
III The M0nit-r andiJour g. Flag, Tns-
caIOosa: the Pairiot, DemopoIis; the Journal,
Montgomery; and the Picayunes N. Orleans
will each insert the above two months-the
Wing, Columbus, and the Southern, Jack>oD,
Mississippi, win each insert one month--and
forw lrd their bills 70 Bornt springs during the
ss.,ias,srr for- navuanf rgrs
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-06-27

Administrators Sale Of Merchandise,
9WVHE undersigned administrator of John l..
IL Clark deed viii cell 70 the highest bidder
in tina town Of COlumb0as Lawndes County
Miss al the store formerly Occupied By said
deceased. commencing 90 Monday thu 1Tth
day of June 1S44. afI Of the mercnaDdIse BE-
longing 70 the Estate Of said deceased CO a
credit III 10 months, purchasers giving bond
and approved security. The sale win contin-
ne from day to Jay unulthe whole stock shall
be sold. The Stock consists ola general e.,
STAPLE ANDFANcY DRY GOODS.
SHOES. BOOTS. HATS. aADDLERY, 4
CRUCKERYaGElERDWA AND isaf
CUTLERY. IRON. NAILS, CASTINGS.
SALT. MACKEREL,
aud various other articles making the Stock
complete, and Desirable
T. ICLARK.
May 18th, 1914. Adminiutr1tuf
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-06-27

Owed
BLANKETS
LINENS Russia
geandc
o.
and
fom6
l
most Approved ~ ftnw1nS
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-06-27

We find the following letter by 10 Rog ers
in the Lebanon (Ten) Chronicle. He is an
old acquaintance of ours, ard certa 'Uly has as
high claims to humor and wit as any man
whom we have ever known. tits 10 be hop
ed, he will be as heretofore faithful soldier in
the Wing cause.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-06-27

M NJ. P. JACK Attorney. and Counsel
w lor at law, Columbus, Mississippi.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-06-27

Noty Beny-Te'l ole Henry | sent for young
Theodore's grand Mama his mornin and when
she Gums expect she'll tuck on TO the fore
heed of its name will run thus: Clay Freling-
huysen Rogers.
Yours agin, j. K.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1844-12-07
FRESH FALL AND WINTER
G o o d $.
ia N1o DE1So

receiving at his Store in Lancaster the richest varied and
ensve assortment of Goods offered in this with
New York; and bought such prices they will be afforded
extremely low. Among his selections may be found:
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1844-12-07
FANCY AND SILK GOODS,

Silk Velvet Dress Silk Alpaca; Mun de Laes Fou stripe; Ch
stripe Bge Ba!zarn splendid Manoes
English vestogs collars hemets lace uas silk waist g
Buge bead hair bug and gilt bracelets head
afcals hat lunches &c., &c., Bonnet Lawn and silk good
sorment of Ribbons Gmp loop and silk ing elastic stocks;
and Gents figured Embroidered Mano
woe hose Mems do silk et worsed and cotton Gloves Mems buck
gloves and mtens linen and thread; silk silk
bdng silk cOd bishop ackonet; cambk Swiss
edgng insertion footing &c. Blonde vels dol h and lace
do silk pocket plaid fancy silk damask pamarno moun de n
dress denp sc embroidered satin bzarine and he
plaid plaid wosted enbroidered Kaby, Bevidere muslin EN-
5rodered mousln de n h florida robroy pdn stripe fancy
Enburg Vic shawls &c., bae umbrellas and paraso
side and back horn, combs; steel
peee violin strings &c &c &c. Fancy shaving soaps
antique oil bears o cologne and water; balm columbia; ndebe
A good assortment Of Fashionable : ~
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1844-12-07

Th WILDE KEEP two of md
ft be of st 6rO cnsw
e iv o less thar en Lrsp 20 lbesd dfr less tina f dols
lfnaalI T.,
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1844-12-07
PUBLIC AUCTION SALE
LOTS in THE TOWN OF MINERAL POINT.

ruci from
ewH
ye7 A M, o. Lots Out n the of
ed andc classified IS
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1844-12-07
Dry Goods.

Fine Blue Black and Grey Broad cloths; fancy striped plaid plain and
double twed Casimeres sanes all colors Pilot c Tweed CLOTH
cloths Cadet cloths Kentucky Jeans; Molesk
Fuians; Buffalo cloths Hard Times white yellow ann
do abby Ve Velveteen Ly Shrng Seengs and
unbIeachd Dng mariners ripe ckng checks
ccoes; Gnghams Lnen Sie pddng buckam
abe-coves bang waddng; &c
Mackinaw, Rose and Whitney Blankets Wooden Socks
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1844-12-07
READY MADE CLOTHING,

Fine Dress and Fock Coats Boadco stripe plain plaid Casino
Sinet, Kentucky Jeans Moeskin Tweed
velvet plain silk figured valencia vests;
pilot An Fashionable
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1844-12-07
c. KALTENBACH,
tTCH MAKER AND leWelle R,

"AS established himself in business in Po,osi
Ill az the brick house at present occupied by X.
Willmers. near the Pos, Office. All kinds Of work
Usually connected vita the trade faithfully and
aonc,aally periormen at fair AID reasonable prices.
Potosi, Grant ca, Dec. IL, lSt3 III 6m
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1844-12-07
DOCTOR p. +. BERGER,

MUSICIAN AND SURGEON,
or Has established himself permanently in
he town Of Poiosi, Giant County. He offer. his
professional services 10 the Inhabitants Of foiosi
and ils vicinity. Once: Main Street, In the
house lately occupied BY Ms Buchanan, one door
above Mr.. M'kenzie's store. ~