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-. ,f..ees .E ''"' ''''' man iaan so
81 a-u 1910 he Vet ia increase 'he pro.
H..,e .r.tcs Nf iu.A has never voted W
.-.trHs. .ai always o. reduce 'hrm NcN
.f f..A srfs he sustained We li'i reported
.t l. r.HnINrc op WAYS aii NcanS 90
nr.ru.t, 1882. i'W. N1p.'nk.s b,N) making
. uHaor reduction. of The act ci l@2-.-
. .tf.Itc li. of Nc Pu.As reduced eve
.a. $50 nrum dots aNct 1898. down 10 20
BIO and per ocn'--c1Cept oue--ihc do.
s.a coach lace was .en at % per cent --
Wool 1#i woo,cps 60 l5--worsiod io 10, aud
,.r.Iu cloths. kcrseys, and blankets at 3
..r ,su'. 4 blu which would have crushed
go blow ever, manufacturer. lauotcr. farm
tt.1uI mechanic lu ills Cuuriry--wof,c than
Ic compromise biI when 10 had run down
Iu 1859 600 20 per cent. horizontal, and indch-
tIo.y tr.fsc--uot half as good as Mckay 5
ltIoi she last session and his is tie bill
that No Pu.k boasts OF having "ascHicd 10,
aHi which ha saws made Determinations lu
i.a imposition al tue duties which II r-opo-
.aI.' AG lt ii.,rmina'cd with a vengeance.
ca Woo. and wouirus after 1888 from 20
down go l5--IO and 3 per cent "small 10y
decree, auI beautifully less" This Is Mr.
ro.ks br4g-l,H. Ia,s IS what he calls tair
ant just D,of.ct'oH 10 aH the greal interests ol
tie "HntE Ni"N tar ana J"H ami "ho
IS .Dt''ur and jusi ~ who WI say in"i he
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-07-25

~ The communication signed CIR
Rlcus is unavoijably crowded out Ihis
wcek-will appear in our next
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Fer SALE.

nNE mile from Caslleton village 300 acres
~ Of land so cleared, 900 of which, for
variety, quality and quantity Of timber not
equaled in the town, on the above lot are
200 pine trees.
ALSO,
Forty thousand feet pine lumber for sale
by y. HOLT.
Caslleton, July 10th, 1874. 1888
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DISTRICT CONVENTION,

DISTRICT CONVENTION,
The Wings of the first Congressional
District are hereby notified to meet at Man
chester, on Wednesday the 9TH day of Au
gust next at 10 o'clock A. NJ. for the pur
pose ofnominating a candidate to represent
this district in the next Congress and o.
transacting any other business deemed prop
er. A, CT DANA,
II CANT lid.
July 2, l44
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ns-Upwards Of $1,000 has been raised
in Philadelphia for the relief Of the families
Of the killed and wounded soldiers
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TIE Mighty Deal George Bancroft
IS sand to be writing a life Of Van Buren,.
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- TRAY ED from the subscriber on or
- about the first Of MAY last, one deep rad
yearing helier, one deep red steer and one
pale red steer with white hind legs and white
belly. Whoever will take up said cattle and
give information, shall be handsomely re-
wardod and all necessary charges paid
NJ. G.. RARBER,
Benson, June II, 1874. 973O
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OtiCC.

"lllS is to certify that ! have this day
Il given my son. Sterling u. L. Clark the
remaining part of his minority, and shall
claim none of his wages nor pay any debts
OF his contracting after this date
CALEB T.. CLARK.
Clarendon, July /, 1874. 30.32
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sTATE OF vENMONr. lEsE II rcmcmNc

STATE KATE; or VERMONT EsE i, 5 r, oc'
probate court held nj Rutland within and Cor SAT-
district on the llth dav of July 1874
Present, WIN Hall. Judge
Ambrose '. Brown. executor Of the last will ard
testament Of Elizabeth Jenkins late of said Rutland
deceased, tcstate, having made application to sad
court representing that tho personal estate of sad
deceased is sufficient 10 pay tho lcgncics and ey
penses OF administration by the cum Of 5000 nod
praying said court to grant him license for the sal"
Of so much Of the real estate ofslid deceased will
be sufficient to raise that sum;
1t is ordered that said anrlir,tion be referred Tor
hearing and decision 10 tie Gret Monday being the
9th day of Auputt heNt, and that copy oftns or.
der be published three weeks succrssiycy Pre- linus
thereto IN the Rutland Herald n ncws3aocr print
ed at Rutland, that all persons interested may ap.
pear and object tn the zane # hoy see cause.
true copy Of record
1881 HENRY HALL. Register.
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HANGING PAPER.

9TH july.
"llE Subscriber has just received a new
Il supply of the above article, and in ad-
dtion to his former stock makes better as
sorment than is 10 be found at any place in
the county. The paper is not to be surpassed
by any in the market for beauty and durabili-
ty, and will be sold extremely low for cash.
Call Immediately, if you wish to buy the
best and cheapest Paper in the county.
- Also TRANspARFNT WNDow SHADES.
w. T. C. STODDARD.
Rutland, July "a, 1874.
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TAUCTION!
LOST,

LUNI,
In this village within a few days, two
large size silk Pocket Handkerchefs 49,
The finder will obige the owner by leaving
them a, our Store BARRETT & Co.
Rutland July, 18th 1874.
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N Office.
Notice.

THIS may certify, that by mutual agree
L ment | have this day given my son
Lorenzo Leonard, minor, his time, and
henceforth permit him TO conirac, for himself,
and / shall not claim his wages, or be &C =
countable for his debts.
SIMON LEONARD.
Wallingford, July 10, 1914.
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3per cent. year.
Board Of Directors for the year ensuing.
IRA STEWART, Niddlebury; ZlNRI Howe,
Caslleton; KENT WRIGHT, Shoreham RcU-
BgN r. TnRALL, Rutland JoHS PIERPoNT,
Vergennes; Gro. w, HARMAS, Pawlet; +.
\. BRIGos, a. G.. DANA and john A. CosAST,
Brandon.
l.. n. BRIGGS, President.
l.. JUNE, Treasurer.
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LOUISIANA

Nothing positively certain is yet known Of
Che result in the6uuh Congressional district
The n O. Bee oflhe l2lh inst gives us
,lc following majoriiies in all the parishes
but Bosslar aud De Soto.
BorleIon,Whig) 1872
Morse lL0co) C35
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Report of the Directors

SURACNE COMPANY, JULY ,, 1914,
FROM THE COMMEN cEMENT OF
IT'S OPERATIONS.
The Board Of Directors Report.
That during the year ending July 3,
1871, there have been issued poll
ces 10 the No of 1i6
Insuring properly to the am'nt Of SIG .267 80
The premium notes taken on the
same amount TO the sum OF s,365 CD
Amount OF 3 per cent. thereon is $50 81
The Company commenced issuing
policies on the 18th July, 1899,
and had issued up TO July, 1913 703
The present year TO July 3, 1914, lac
Amounting in the whole to - $40
The whole amount OF pro-
perry that has been in
sured is S7l5,707 90
OF which have been
surrendered and
cancelled 92,O52 81
Leaving now insured
at the risk of The Co. - 623,655 67
Whole amount OF notes
taken is 1924 SO
Amount of notes added
for increase Of pre-
NUNS, 2O3 80
Amount TOTAL, 9J,4OO
Ofwhich have been sur
rendered & cancelled 1912 o.
Amount now in force as
a fund for the payment
of losses, - 4l,7s5 30
The Receipts for The Whole time are as
foLlo,Us: rie.
Whole amount of per cents, $l,tS2 30
Amount of assessments on
notes in force Dec. a.
1892 1904 81
Amount Of assessments on
notes in force March 81,
1871, Gil 81
Paid by o. Wright on his
note and policy, can
celed, same time, 763
Amount OF assessments,
| July s. 1913, 1899 81
Amount total of assessm' IS - 2,346 Ia
! Fees for assignments, al
teratons, &c. 90 oC
Amount total of Receipts 3,sls %
| The uhole amount of Expenditures Of The
Company since its organisation IS as ollows
Attachments, $32 &C
Amour, of losses, fourteen in num-
Der paid 2,l73 4
Interest paid on same, and on cash
borrowed, so al
Expenses Of settling the same, &C ?!
Books, Stationary, Printing, &c. 1870 OF
Directors fees for travel and
attendance at meetings of
the Company, STA So
Directors fees for approving
applications and assign l59 8
ments, A 46J
PAID postage and carriers, rs r
Agents compensation for collecting, LOG s.
Office rent, five years, at Sc per year 80 0,
Secretary and Treasurer's Salary to
July 3, 1874, 625 o.
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DIED.

DIED.
AT Rutland, Wednesday morning, July II,
George Henry, son of G. c. and Mary G.
Ruggles, aged one year eleven months.
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per fCNt per CENT
Shocmakcrs Clay gives YOU GO Polk 30
llaters Clay gives you 50 Polk 90
TajloH, Clay gives YOU 30 Polk 90
Baobsmiths, Clay gives you IS Polk 20
Tanners; Clay gives you i3 Polk 20
Timers, Clay gives you 10 Polk 20
Ironmaslers, Clay $25 per ton PolkSG ,33
Wool man1'ls Clay gives you 10 Polk 90
Cotton do. Clay gives you 40 Polk 90
Glass do. Clay gives you 100 Polk 90
Paper do. Clay gives you 90 Polk 20
Carpet weav'rs Clay gives you IS Polk 20
Farmers on wool Clay gives 10 Polk 20
Ca spirits Clay gives I55 Polk 90
On wheat CLAY gives 40 Polk 20
On b'f & pork Clay gives l20 Polk 90
On cheese Clay gives 20 Polk 20
On coal Clay gives 20 Polk 30
and TO all others in the same proportion. -
Thus those employed in every branch Of in
dusiry can now Judge for themselves. Ciay
secures the American market for the Amerl-
can farmers, manufactures and manufactures
and mechanics, Polk gives il up TO the Brit
ish or compels the American to come down
and work as cheap as the paupers of Europe,
from IL 10 90 cents per day.) CLAY is for
the imcricGn system, Polk for the Brihsh--
this Is the tue state of the question and 1t
cannot be disguised or eyaded. When the
Brt,Si and Americans are contending for
the american market, the question Is which
side will YOU take Such being the tine
state uflhe question, which should we pre-
Ter for president, James X Polk the champi-
On Of the "BrifiSh system" or Henry Clay
the iluS,rlous champion and advocate Of the
"Imcrlcan system p
Clay Is for The tariff Of 1912, Polk for &c
per cent. horizontal. This is settled by their
l-llers--Mr Clay's of the 18th Of May, tc
llarnsburah, and Mr. Folks Of the 18Th o.
juno, 10 Mr. Kane, of Philadelphia. Car
PENsYLvANIA, unanimous with Clay fol
Tie tariff Of 1912 hesitate in her choice
Politicians and Office seekers may-thc peo
PIE tie enlightened, patriotic, unsophislica
ted people never--They will never com
nit suicide with their eyes opcnwhen tn
great principles IN issue---thc tariff, distrlbu
ton aud Texas questions are clearly an
rightly understood by the people they vii
go againa, Mr. polk and his British 20 pc
cent tariti.--his anti distribution, and his sa
very and Texas annexation policy, by al
areyrhelmiag majority, Mark the predic
llon----mark i,
Mr. S proceeded further TO discuss thi
and other topics but our limits will not PEI
mt more extended report at this time.
Mcssrs McCanioss Black and Magra'
of Pnsburg spoke in reply, but they uterl
failed 10 shake 4 single position taken b
Mr. &
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Which leaves balance of so "a
Losses Examined and Settled.
1899 Dec. IA, o & A. Pember,
Wells, $500 90
1870 June o, Nathaniel Foster, Mid
dlebury, Is 90
Nov. IL, Luther b. Wood, Pawle, 81 90
Dec. 10, Arson Flower, 4" 10 so
lS4l. March 81, Oliver Wright Lei
cester, COG 80
Dec %, Daniel L. Potter, Mid
dlebury, 90 90
1912 March %, Simeon Parmele,
Pitsford, 1926
Aug. 81, Richard Alexander,
Monkton, s 90
Sept,26, John Wing, Ferrisburgh, 375 90
I843. Jan. 10, Zimri Howe, Castleton 1885 90
May 9, David Andrews, Sudbury 900 90
" 25, Benjamin Sage, Pawlet. 45s 90
Sept. "a, Ira Stewart, Middlebury, Al 80
" Edward Jackson, Brandon, Gil
1914. Feb. -, Joseph Simonds, Whit
ing, 1880 90
" March 10, i. & Tho's. Cuts,
Orwell, so 90
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" July 3, Total amount Of losses $500 20
Whole assessments cfhe Company.
|. Dec. Ia, 1889, 3 l2 per cent, raising the
sum of S304 81
2 Mar. 81, lsfl, 3 l-2 " Gal 81
3. Sept. &c, 1912, l-2
4. Jan. 10, lsi3, l-2 ar 90 ,ooo ~
8. May 8, IA
6. " %, l-2
:. Feb. IL, lsi4, l2 I made 10 pay the two
8. Mar. 10, IA last Of tne above
>men,oned losses a.
mounting to the sum
- Of 1880 90
Total, years, Is per cent, averaging
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1844-11-02
LIVERY ST ABLE.

u ME subscriber respectfully in
a forms the public, that ne has COM
p'eted an arrangement for keeping a
Livery Stable, in the village af Platte
vile, in connection with Mitten's Ho-
tel, where he will provide the very bcst
accommodations for the Horses Of his
travelling customers. He will also
keep constantly, 10 let, Horses, Bug
gies, Cutters, &c. with the best OstEer
IN the country, always in attendance,
he hopes 10 merit the patronage of the
travelling public
H. MESSMORE.
November l, 1914.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1844-11-02
DR.. Es. Bran dreth's
xar.tah,e yTniyersaI Pills

Tend 10 cure all disease, because theV are inc ma
n,ral medicine Of man, and therefore only remove
me corrupt or vitated humofs, the cause oil pam
and sickness, leaving the good humors to give Lille
and Health TO the body.
The BRANDRETH PILLS, as general lamil
incidence especially in country so SUBJECT 10 sud-
den era ,aes OF temperature as this, then value IS
,,.,l,nIoIJe By having the Brandreih Pills al
,ays On hand, should sudden attack OF sickness
take mace. they eau be gives at once, and viii Oh
70, ave effected cure BE- fore the physician could
have arrived,
{, cbolic. and in inH,mation Of the bowels, these
.,v,ll Mt o,ce relieve, and perseverance IN their
.c According 10 the directions, will surely do all
maj medicine can do to restore the heath
In diseases arts ng from the use oil mercury, OF
from any cause or vitiaton, from pad olooa or oth-
erwise. their use viii produce the most happy re-
s,lts. In all attarks of Rheumatism, ErysIpelas,
S,lt Rheun,. and m cases of chronic or recent Cos
,ivcness e use of the Brandreth Pills will be pro-
d1riive of infinite seryicc--somotimes occasonng
50 treat change for the better as to cause great
tlalkfulness.
In all cases Of Indigestion, Worms, Asthma,
Diseases of the Heart, and in all affections 81 the
stomach aad Bowels, the Brandreth Pills viii be
fond nover-faiIing remedy.
70 insure the full benefit OF these celebrated rms,
rhcy should be kept in the house, that upon the
once escorted to. One dose is better then than a
dozen ahec The disease has become established in
tle sys.em.
The BrandIeh Pills are purely vegetable, and
50 innocent that the infant o. month old may use
them If medicine is required, not only with safety
but with a cedanty ofreceivimg all the benefit me-
dicine is capable Of mpaltins. Females may use
them during all the critical periods of their lives
The andreth Pills will insure their health, and
produce regularity N all the fonctions oflife.
Bocareful ofcollterleit Pills. How 10 avoid them
Zach Agent who sells the Genuine Brandretf
Pills has 4 CERTIFICATE OF tGESCY, which ha:
tcen engraved at vast expense. 1t represents the
Manulactory at Sing Sing, the banks of the
Hudson river, and is signed by DIR. Brandrelh, and
his seal stamped upon the paper.
Above all observe the labels upon the boxes
Each box ofthe Genuine Pills has now three labe
upon it. The top and the bottom label containing
upwards Of 5000 letters in RED INK. The word
BENJAMIN BRARDRLTH's Pills being printed
over two hundred times upon the two labels.
c. Beach & Co. Agents at Mineral Point, Wis
l.. Bayley & Co, Agents at Platteville, Wis.
also Agents Tor Sias Pills; Mofats Pills anc
Phenix Btters; Sherman's Med'd Lozenges, &c
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1844-11-02
MRS. SUSAN JOHNSON,
LATE FROM THE EAST,

NNTOULD Respectfully inform tho Ladies OF
w Polosi and vicinity, that she has com
monced the Matchmaking and Mlliner business
in this place. Having had long experience IN mo
above business, she natteFs herself that she VIII DC
able TO please all that may favor her with a cah'
having every article in the Fancy line, that may
be wanted. Trimmings for Dresses aud CioaSs,
Cords, Tasses, Gimps, Buttons, fringes and La
ces; also Silks ofevery description, Velvets, Art
fcals, Ribbons, aud Trimmings for Bonneis; Leg
horn aud Straw Bonnets, Caps, Collars, Inside
Handkerchief and Ladies' Cravats; AN assortment
of which will alwaysb be kept ON hand. All klnas
Of Embroidery can be done, such as Dresses, La
dies Aprons, Shawls, Masonic Aprons; a sample
of which Gnu be seen by calling at the store OF
VIM. l.. Johnson.
Ladies will find it greatly 10 their advantage to
Call, aud have fashionable work DONE She has
made arrangements - receive the Latest FASHIONS
from tho Eastern Cities every month.
Ladies' may be assured that any work entrus'eh
To her hands, will be done with neatnoss and des-
patch
She can be found by calling at the store OF
VIM. l.. Johnson, one door above ID. A. Mchea-
zio's store.
Potosi, Sept. 1914. " om
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Regular Stage Line
0zSS-A
2EEE
FROM FLATTEvILLE TO cAssyILLg, VIA. LAxcAs-

sEod PLAFTENlLLE TO CAssyILLE, VIA. Ian C2sTER
AND EDwkRDsyILLE.
FEVdE subscriber respectfully informs the public
D that he has contracted to carry the mail be-
i*eer the above points and that he has made
ample arrangements for the accommodation ofthe
travelling public.
The sage viii leave Plattsville for Lancaster
err Monday, Wednesday and Friday at O'Clock
I NJ, where il viii connect With The Stage from
fialfle d. CHEN.
VII leave Lancaster for Cassviile. passing Ed
sa'lsgIiie, every Saturday mOfniag- Cassvills
''' Fiaiteyilis, via. Edwardsville and Lancacter
s,sfy sunday morning.
w iil leave Lancaster FOR Plafteville every Sunday
Al o'clock P. NJ, snd every Tuesday. Thursday
~ saturday Al O'Clock A. NJ, where it VIII
inject win the Stage from Galsns, also the
age from Milwaukee, via Madison.
II. MESSMORB.
Lancaster, May-l5, 1874
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1844-11-02
P.9UPERSi PaUPER.St

NJ Office is hereby given, to all
y whom il may concern, that on
the first Monday in January next, the
Board of Commissioners will let, TO tho
lowest and best bidder, the excepting oil
all Paupers, within Grant County, for
the year ls45. Bond and security Will
be required for the performance Of the
same BY order of the Board:
l.. o. SHRADER, elk.
October 10, 1914. 81 l2t
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1844-11-02
TRUSTEE,.S SHE.

DY virtue Of certain deed Of trust executed
3D. on the 23d day Of November, a. ID. IS43.
between Gusia.usP Billion Of Galeaa, 10 Davies
county Illinois, OF the first part; I.OTenzo Bevan.
Of Plaligille Grant county Wisconsin Of the secoD1
part, aud Miles NJ Vineyard Of the place last d.
scnbed, Of the third part, for tho uses husband
purposes ~ the said deed expressed, | will Offer
FOR sale and wili sell public vrndue TO the h,b-
esI bidder, for cash, at Psuyille in the county of
Grant and Territory Of Wisconsin, before the do,r
Of tho Paitylle Hotel, in said town Of PlattvjlIe.
on the 26ih dag Of October, A. ID. 1874, between
the hours of one O'Clock and four O'Clock r. NJ of
said day, the following described land situate 4,
said County Of Grant, 10 wit: all the risht tin.
and interest Of the said Gus,avus r. Billion, In ami
to the east halfof section number thifty-tbre,
(33) 10 township number four 90 north Of ranva
number one (l) west Of the fourth principal me-
ridian; and also, the south halfof Inc southeas,
quarter Of section twonty-eghi (2o) IN the town.
ship and range above described. Said Interest be-
Jog IN undivided interest of one hundred and ~
ty one and a halfacres u iand
LORENZO BEVANS. Tp,s,.
Dated al Plauylls, Oct. .th 4. ID. lsff. 80 4,
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1844-11-02
THE CONSTITUTION.

,,.,r "a THAT WE CALL THE CONSTITUTION
,fyUE Constitution of Man may be said to be
that which constitutes his frame; comprising
mo bones, muscles, cartridges, nerves, &c' Inc
to,d IS therefore the constitution, because Al con-
= mes or makes svery part of the body. The
Hear, is formed, which muscle. by the power IT re-
raiyes rom its parent, the Blood, builds up the
whole body We must thea confess that, accord
oq as the blood is pure OF impure, must the solids
lthe hndr be healthy OF unhealthy.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1844-11-02
THAT FLOUR.

VNTE would be glad il those who promised "
Wv flour would deliver il immediately, as wc
have made preparations for receiving large quan-
tty and are in daily expectation of IT'S ARRIVAL
None but the best quality from winter-wheat, VIII
be received. ;. Il. LEWIS W.
Potos, May 81, 1914.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1844-11-02
PUBLIC AUCTION SALE
LOTS in THE TOWN OF MINERAL POINT.
- ExzKZxNEEZSNGn -

Eshuebygn oh nhomu
a Sale lbeI 1t n
ed and classified GUowsy
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1844-11-02
PUBLIC NOTICE

\ S hereby given that the undersign-
4 ed have been appointed, by the
Judge of Probate for Grant county, w.
r., Administrators on the Estate OF
Frederick A. Sprague, of said county,
deceased: All persons indebted TO said
Estate will make immediate payment /;
and those having demands against said
Estate, will present their claims to the
undersigned on or before the first Mon
day of December next, for adjustment.
Fl. A. SPRAGUE, Adm'trix, &
EDWARD SPRAGUE,} Adm,s,of
THOMAS SPRAGUE,S
the estate Of F. A. Sprague.
October IS, 1874. 33 st
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TO BIS.
The following are the Terms

HE FOLLOWING are the Ter ms
For 81 one copy, one year!
For s. six copies, one year!
For $40 thirteen copies, one year!
For SIS twenty copies, one year!
For $50 twenty-seven copies, l year,
For S25 thirty-four copies, one year!
For $50 forty-two copies, one year!
For s35 fifty copies, one year!
For $40 flfty-eight copies, one year!
For SIS sixty-six copies, one year!
For $50 seventy-fve copies, one year
For 500, $50 copies one year!
The money, in every instance. re-
CURED in advance, and free of postage.
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Third and Chestnut SITS, Phila.
August 81. 1914.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1844-11-02
Land for Sale.

FHynE undersigned viii sell upon nccommods-
ting terms, the following Land, in Grant count
", W. r., viz: the $. apl the n. w, oltho
N. W. 4 ofsec. Is, and,he N. Y. of see. 81, IL
town range W, and the $. Il. of the n W.
4 Of soc. 4, town 3 range w The above lunds
are situated on and near Big Platte river, are we'll
timberod, aud near un excellent sawm'll. Inc
timber is well calculated for Lumber Of every de-
srripton, and living as it docs, contiguous TO a
sawnll, is'yery valuable. Tho lands in the nme-
dinto neighborhood arc settling vely fast, which
win render il very soon worry desirable location
for settlement. There IS n small improvement up
on tho premises, consisting Of House, aud small
fold oil 10 on. 2 acres under cultivation. Terms
will DO favorable. Apply 10
ORRlS MCCARTNEY,
JUL A. I5li. Agent lor the owner;