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New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-22

DATAPSCo OSNABURGs-4.4, rs. 2s and q inch
Y heavy Cotton Osnaburgs; rs, . inch and % inch
wills article TOR and boat sails for sale by
McCURDY. ALDRICH & SPENCER.
nl6 II Exchange Place
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-12-07
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and though he had on full suit of clothes, they
were old and tuttered, but not the same he had
on the evening before and though Mr.. p. had
said that Lewis had no ammunition, Mrs. q.
found several balls, and considerable quantity
of powder scattered over the floor of the room
occupied by Lewis also, a canister with se-
veral pounds in it. When Mr.. L. was brought
to the house, he opened his shirt bosom and said
to Mrs. G. "Dear, madam, look at my wounds.
She asked what made him do SO fle replied,
.'If had not done it, somebody else would"
He frequently asked for water, which was given
to him. He was asked if he would have doc.
tor sent for he answered no. messenger,
| however, went for one, but did not get him.
! He attempted to cut his throat, but was pre-
vented. Some OF the neighbors were called in.
lie frequently cried out, 30 how hard it is to
die am so strong" He however soon ex-
pired. Major Neely was sent for, and he nnd
Mr.. p. buried him, and took possession of his
effects. Mrs. &. heard that Pyrna went TO Mr..
numbering her son; that he finally cut his own
throat and thus put an end to his existence.
| make, says the writer, no comment on the
above it is all wrapt up in mystery. have
heard that Capt Clark, the worthy colleague of
Capt Lewis, and others who were with them
in their tour, were highly h0Ncred and hand
somely rewarded by the Government. "b't
Lewis was neglected, and tha, this had 'r oHe"'
to produce alienation of mind. lfthis Nc true,
are there not yet some living who arc acquant-
ed with the fact
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-12-07

MASrrMTrEE cr Bu1TER.-The following
results are derv from the experiments OF Pro-
fcssnr Trail, ns detailed in the transactions o:
the Highland and Agricultural Society of Scot
land II. That the addition of some cold water
facilitates the process ,r the separation of butter,
especially when the cream is thick and wealth
~ hot. >. The cream alone is more easily
churned than n mixture Of Cream and milk 3
That butter produced from sweet cream has the
finest favour wien fresh. and appears 10 keep
longest without acquiring ruucdty; bnt the
lu't, r-milk 50 obtained is poor and small IN
Qnantity. 4. That the scaldmg of the cream,
according 10 the Deyonshirc method, yields the
largest quantity OF butter, which, if intended
for immediate use, is agreeable to the palate,
and readily saeublr: but If intended to be sal
ted, is mos' lab e 10 acquire, by keeping, ran
cId flavor. The process of scaldng is trouble
some, and the milk after the removal oi the
cream is poor, and often would he unSaIcdbc,
from the taste it has acquired from the heat D
That churning tie milk and cream together, al
ttT lltN nave D'tbNc "S'', S' I''S ~ "
the mot economical process on the whole, be-
cause i, yields large quantity Of excellent but
ter aud the buttcrmIk OF good quality. q. Thai
/ tie keeping OF butter in sound state appears IL
/ depend on It's being obtained as free from un
combined abumcn or cason and water as 1t cal
be, by means OF washing and working the but
ter when taken from the chnrn.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-12-07

An EXCELLENT WAY OF IMPROVING THE
HAR.-Once IN three days take some rich I'M
SKINNED milk that has been turned sour by
setting in the sun. Stir II up, 10 mix through
it the cream that has collected on the surface
Wash the hair with it, rubbing it well into the
roots. Let it remain on about quarter of an
hour then wash it off with white soap and
warm water rinsing it afterwards with fresh
water either warm or cold, according to the sea-
son.-This is an AslNtic process; and II cont n.
ued every third day, never tails 10 render the
hair thick, soft and glossy.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-12-07

THE BITTER ROT IN hPrLEs Mr. }. H.
Mcdowell, Of Cumberland county, Pa, informs
the fruit of which was much affected with the
litter rot. Noticing tina, the ground under the
trees was covered with white pan,aln, which
he thought indicative of poor snlI, he mnnurcd
the ground heavily with stable manure, and the
result is that the trees bear annually fine crops
of truir, not IN the least subject to the rot.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-12-07

FEEDING FrwL>.-Fowl, require variety Of
food. Grain OF all kinds is good. Wheat
screenings which can be had at Al ~ where
wheat Is ground, constitute chksSSssrd good
feed for tuals Buckwheaf, barley, oats and In
dian corn, should also be given occasionally.
They should also have animal food. This may
be supplied from the ohols OF slaughtcr-houses.
II they are kept confined they should have oc'
casionally some cabhagcs cut up and given
them. Potatoes aud turnlps will also be found
useful.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-12-07
THE NINIATUR &c.

EY MRS. J. II. l.. CAMrpELL
DEAR cousin, I've gazed on this image
OF meckncss and beauty so long,
That its spell has enraptured my spirit,
And awakened my Tyre to song.
! would that some fairy would furnish
The words to be woven in verse
For my language is weak and untitled
The charms of that face TO rehearse
That brow has the brightness of morning
Those tresses the sable of night,
Save inst where the day looks upon them,
There CLEANS a soft trace of moonlight:
That cheek shamcs the lip ofthe ea-shell-
So warm and so soft is its glow
While those fingers Just fall on the bosom,
Like snow flakes descending on snow
The blue and the brightness Of heaven
Have met in those soft bcaming eyes;
They remind us of violets nursing
Th sunbcams just caught from the skies,
Their glances of genteness, cousin,
Have thrown an cnchantment round you-
And fear if gaze on them longer,
NV heart will turn worshipper too.
Take back, then, and cherish the scmblance
OF her you have won for your BRIDE
Whose goodness enchains your affection,
While her lovelness wakens your pride,
And take with it many kind wishes
That Heaven may prosper your love
Whose beauty, though 'of the carth-earthy
Shall beam with new glory above
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-12-07
NO. 40 S0WhHird ~, opp"Nff '"e f'''"""S'
PHIL, ABEL p H IA,

rsz.-r--f- MIN M INE 1N'
: 8: !: !: :: :: i; ; i: ! i. !: &:
< (; 1L.aIEI " .ffF FtcclrEra,rd W Nnicr and Provl.
Esyi l1stsee1 af Z sion G. ole T., and Patent Pr
E=S z - =. ~ RnnLs paneIs ID eds. ItMrlN.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-12-07

STONE WARE for sale.
- 225 Stone Jugs, from quart TO 3 gallons
so Stone Jars, from to 6 gallons. For sale,
cheap, by Oct "a H. D. MAoSbh'
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-12-07

The following laughabIc hit was got off by
the editor OF the Liberty Standard. jokes
Joke, aud So We give it a place;
"rhe Whigs are loud tor the protection OF
wool on Sleeps back, but care nothing for IT
when on a jual'S k,Qj,'
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-12-07

Extract from journal Of Wclch e. Cos, Vi
sits to Spain, France, Italy, Algiers aud Bra
zil, in lsi3 by Chas. j. Rogers, one of the f.
questrians.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-12-07
TERMS OF THE AMERICAN"
II. B. MASSER, , PUBLISHERS AND
JOSEPH EISEl.Y. PRoPRiEroRs.
III. II. .n.gSSER, Editor.

Office in Centre aHey, in the rear Of H. B. Mas.
Ser'S Store.
THE" AMERICAN" is published every Satur-
day at TWO DOLLARS per annum to be
paid half yearly in advance. Nopaper discontin'
ued till ALL arrearagcs paid.
No subscriptions received for less period than
Sax MONTHS All communications or letters on
business relating the office, to insure attention,
must he POST PAID.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-12-07
FORESTVILLE
RRASS EIGHT DAY CLOCKS.

yIEHE subscriber has just received for sale, few
Of the above celebrated Eight Day Clocks
which will be sold at very reduced prices ioT cash
Aso superior 80 hour Clocks, OF the hest make
and quality, which will be sold for cash. at - oo'
Also, superior Brass 80 hour Clocks, at 50 90.
Dec. 2. Isas. II. II. MASSER.
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PRICES OF ADVERTISING.
square | insertion. 90 SO
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Every subsequent inserIicn, o as
Yearly Advertisements: one column, S26 half
column, is, three squares, Sl2; two squares, ~ |;
one square, IS. Haf.yearly one column. SIS !:
half column, Sl2 three squares, IS two squares,
S5; one square, 50 SO.
Advertisements left without directions as 10 the
length Of time they are TO he published, will Q
continued until ordered out and charged accord.
ingly.
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zs-s.sss@z5 zs-st-s Gold silver, &c, &C., made
Boil Iron. (And not over Plank as n,nry'hve
~ of every one hundred now in use and Tor sale
g mad. J v l'h first rate Locks and DAVID Evans
'atrnt keyholc Covers similar Ia the one eNhI H.
i al the Phadrpha Exchange, for three months
the summer Of 1872, whru all the Keys were al
'her,y To lie us,d, ard the Chest not opened, al
hough he evprrim nj was ti,d y Al least 1910
orsons One of the same Locks was uled hy
,ohhcrs. at the Delaware Goat Office, IN anut
ireu, above Thrd hu, diI not succeed.
az Hosting Machines, lron DnnTs, superior
Locks and all kinds Of lion Rad nss. Seal and C".
pying Presses, and SmihwnTk gen rally, on hand
or Manufactured al the shortest notice.
nT CAUTION i do hereby caution all per-
sons ag inst making using, selling. or Causing 10
lie sold, any Keyhnle Covcrs for Fire Proof Chests.
or Doors, of any kind similar in principle 10 my
Patent, of 10th Ju'y, ISil, and also agalns Lining
RefIieera,ors with Slate, for VII ch my Patent Is
dated 2fth March, ls44, as any infringement will
be dealt with according To law,
DAVID EVANS.
PHILADELPHIA, April l3, lS44.-ly
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1844-10-26
.SUERTFF,.S sale.

EDY virtue oil two executions issued out OF the
D office of the Clerk ofthe District Court OF the
United States in and for the County OF Grant,
Wisconsin Territory one al the suit OF the Oni-
ted States for the Of Grant County, against the
goods and chaitels, lands and tenemenrs OF Elka-
nah Leonard, William Blaze and james Jones
aud the other at the suit Of JDhh Stevens against
the goods and chaitels, lands and tenements oi
William Blaze 81 have this day levied upon all
the right, title and interest which the said Will
liam Blaze had on the first day Of Apdl, l544, OF
at any time afterwards, Of, in, and TO the follow
ing described property in the Town Of Lafayette,
now Potosi, in Grant County aforesaid, ana known
and described on the Recorded Plat OF said Town
Of Lafayette as lot number nine (9) IN Block No.
~ eniy.nne (9) which said property will sell
at public ven u TO the highest bidder, for cash, at
tue outward door Of the court house, in Lancaster,
jn said county, or tge 18Th day OF October next,
between the hours Of nine O'clock n. NJ, and four
O'Clock 7. NJ. OF said day, to satisfy said execu-
ton aud costs.
T.. ). BAKER, Sh'G, G. G., w. T,
BY N. w. kendall, Under Sheriff
September - bt
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1844-10-26
SHERIFF sale.

DY virtue an alias n. ia. writ Of Execution
I'D issued out Of the Once OF the Clerk Of the
District Court othe United States for the County OF
Grant Wisconsin Territory, on the 20th day Of Ju-
IL 1874, at the suit of George W. Campbell and
Diekerson b. Moorehouse plaintiffs against the
goods and chaitels, lands and tenemenis OF frah-
els W. kirkpatrick Defendant. | have this DAY
evied upon all the right, title, and interest whieh
the said kirkpatrick had the Goth day OF April,
A. ID. lS44, or al any time Thereafter, OF, IN, ana
10 the following described property, in Grant eoan-
~ aforesaid.to wit: The east half OF the south
vest quarter the west half OF the south east quarter
and The north west quartsf ofthe south west qdaf'sf
Of section fifteen (l5) Town four month and lanss
ore wesiof the fourth principal Merldan IA Grant
Coaa,y Aforesaid, aud will sell the same at public
vsndus to the highest bidder fO5 cash, at the out
ward door OF the Court House in Lancaster, in said
County, on the,26th DAY Of October next, between
the hours ofnine o'clOck A. NJ, sad four O'Clock T.
VI. that day, TO satisfy said Execution al costs.
E. : BAKER, Sheriff G. C.,
p Ct ByN. w. KESDALL, Undsr Sh'a
Dated Shifts Office, Lancaster, Sept. 9Th, 1914.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1844-10-26
THE ToNsoRIAL FIDDLER!!

IN Epic of eo,pifs, IN couple Of Cantos.
Canto LIST.
While many candidates present their claims;
Although dissimilar, their ends, and aims,
Whatever they pTOpose-'tis UNDERSTOOD
Tn patient Public, must he for thy good.
Among the rest bow. NJ, hunt r name,
Obscure, unsung, unheralded by iome
Bnt modest meilt, cannot alwaysbe
Doom'd TO the darkness of ohscurity
Forbid IL, heaven. born Art, aud point the way
Where, smiling Fortune bid. her volares stay.
| These facts prems'd--by leave now propose,
Oh gentle Sir, to take thee by tho nose,
And by the magic, ofmy soothing art,
! At once TO gain, thy patronage, aud heart;
! Whether n traveller thou, OF resident,
| My services alike, :or all are meant.
What &c, your party, be it Clay or Polk,
tor all, have razor, and Joke
! True, I'm engaged in Jarber-ous operations,
Not those late ptactis'd in the British Stations
China, or Scinde; All max the difference here
| | shed 40 blood, extoit no anguish'd tear.
| Mine be the task, oh Patrons OF my chair,
| To shave your chins, 10 dress-to curl your hair
Supeifuous excresence to uproot:
! Or teach the rising whtsser,, how 10 shoot.
10 lave your chins, in soft emoent cream,
| Aud with a razor--keener than the beam
| Shot from the looming thunder-clouds of heaven
| Glide DER each phiz, like zephyr bland at even.
1
That plays, or ought to play, around the face.
| ln shorl, to render you, good subjects ut
| For counting scrapes, or matrimonial net.
! My toilet apparatus, is complete;
| Comprising fragrant Eau's, Aromas sweet,
Cosmetics, Oils, Cologne, aud Persian balm
| No miN'd up trash, not worth d-n,
| With these inducements, 'Genteels,' one, and all
You cannot fail in giving me call
! You'll 6nd my Shop in Main ST., Pauevllo town
Also, your most obsequious servant
TnoMAs BRowS.
! Canto Cd.
! Mourn not oh world, Paganin dead;
| Behold another rising in his stead.
Another! what whenl who We all exclam
| give We all chance, 10 guess his name,
Ole Bull, NeiN Temps, they both dispute the
Bah give tupl his name is Mr., Blown
| IL you are sceptica, why just drdp IN,
| And hear the wonders, OF his violin.
lfs'R,ord by concord OF sweet sounds;' you'l owr
That Bulls or Auot's, equals not It's tone
In bright eadenza, graceful rising swell,
Or son diminish. Tire Ia bcgatehe
ale that hath esrs'-lor music--"lsi him hear
Its fairy warhlngs steal upon his ear
Like the swee, south that brea,hes upon bed
/ or cabbage" 'rioicts,' should have slid
| To follow Shakspeare's teri--. But lot il so,
Slips will occur, ia drawing a long bow.
/ Ii parties should, his services, require,
| They, can he CHARTERED at a moderate hire.
/ Waltz, Gallopade, COtillion, liompipe, Reel,
! Fand0ngo, Jig, Bseak-down--Get of my heel:
| And all the Ans tina, grace TerpsiehoTe's list,
Did-up, TO suit, the most iastdious taste.
ARIA.
And Il | get encouraged, by de people ob dis town
Take de ebecastin blessin 90 de Nisgel
Tow. BRcwN.
Plausvills, Sept. ., lSiI.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1844-10-26
Land for Sale.

yEyHE undersigned VII sci upon accommodate
ting teens, the following Land, in Grant coun
Il. ~. A., viz: the 5. AMI the N. w. OF he
n 81. 4 sec 81, and the n. +. OF sec. "a, in
9vn 4 range w, and the 5. T.. the n W.
J Of sec A, town 3 range w. The above lands
are situated on and Big Platte river, are well
numbered, and near an excellent sawmlll. me
timber is we'll calculated for Lumber Of every de-
scrpton, and lying as II does, contiguous TO a
.awmill. isvety valuable. The lands in the imme-
date neIghborhood arc settling ve,y fast, which
vyiu render it very soon very desirable location
for settlement There is small improvement up
on the premises consisting Of House, and a small
field Of 10 or IL acres under cultivation. Terms
will be favorable. Apply 10
ORRIS MCCARTNEY,
July 4, 1874. Agent for the owner;
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1844-10-26
iyIIEP/FF'.S .S,4LE.

EnY viflue ofan alias fl. a.. execution issued
out Of the blflce OF the Clerk ofthe District Court
OF Iowa county, Wisconsin Territory, nj the SUI
Of Cathnrine Vaughn, Plaintiff, against tie goods
and chauels, lands and tehements OF William l.
Madden, Trustee OF the Louisiana Company, IN
Grant county, Wisconsin Territory, Defendant,
directed to lhs Sheriff OF said county, and TO me
delivered on the 9th day Of August, 1871 have
levied upon all tho right, title and interest which
tho said William |. Madden, Trustee as aforesaid
was seized OH the fifteenth day of April, 1871, OF
At any time thereafter OF in and 10 the following
described lands in Grant county, and Territory a.
foresaid, TO wit:
Lot No. 3 or fractional part Of south west quar-
ter Of coction seven town one north range
two west Il west OF the lonnh principal meridian,
containing forty acres and ihy-two 0ne-hun-
dredlhs, more OF less the half of the south
east fractional quarter OF section seven I lows
uie north, range two wost containing
seventy three acres and fifty one-hundredlhs mote
OF less; fractional section eighteen Ia town one
I north, range two 2 west containing hity-e'sh'
acres and sixty-hve one-hundie dths, more OF less
the half of the north qnartcr OF fractional
section seventeen M Town one north, range
two q west, containing seventy-eight acros and
twenty ono-hundredhs, more or less; the east
hallof tho south quarter OF section seventeen
ia town one north range two u west, co"
tanning nne,y-threo acros and eight ono-hun
dIedths, more orless.
Also all OF the ives, half OF tho north west quar-
ter OF tho fractional section seven town one |
north rage two [2l west, excepting that owned p!
the heirs OF Paytun Vaughn deceased, containing
fifty acres more on less; all Of which said tracts o
land OF lots fgrouhd, or so much thereof as shal
be SUFFICIENT to satisfy said execution aud costs
will be sold n, public veuduo to tho highest bidder
Tor cash. at the outward door Of the court house !,
Lancaster, in said county, on tho twelfth day q
October, A. ID. 1914, between the hours OF am
O'Clock A. NJ. and four o'clock L, NJ OF that day
Dated Sh'G's office, Lancaster, August 81, 1911
The above Sale is postponed until October u
l5i4 T.. $. BAKER, Sheriff G. &.
Nv N. w. KENDALL, Under Sheriff.
Shrria's Once, Lancaster, Oct. IL, 1914
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1844-10-26
Tenninore Grove for Sale.

HNilE undersigned offers for sale four hundred
acres OF land in the Fennimore Grove, in
Grant county, w. Il. The above isone of the
most desirable tracts Of land in the Territory OF
Wisconsin. Its situated on the United States
road from Green Bay to Prairie du CHEN, embra'
cling about three hundred of the very choicest tim
Der, with about one hundred OF the first quality o
prairie: the tract being also well waIered. To a
person desrous of farming aud keeping a public
house, there is no point in the Territory which can
Offer greater advantages. Il will be sold at very
reduced price, aud part on limo.
For further particulars, enquire OF John Brocken,
at Mineral Point, OF of the undersigned, near
Brewster's Ferry, Stephenson county, III.
80 u L. ID. NANMATRE.
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TO E.UEsS.
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II is believed that there is hardly a
town in the Union where an energetic
young man could not procure from fif-
~ to one hundred subscribers TO "Ihe
Dollar Newspaper" Its rcmarka-
bic cheapness, and its wide-spreading
popularity, conspire to favor young
mnn of integrity and enterprise in an
agency.
Subscribers received or renewed on
" on the above conditions.
Address, A. II. SIMMONS & Co.
Third and Chestnut SITS, Phila.
August 81, 1914.
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THE FAMILY NEWSPAPER AGAIN!
ANOTHER YEAR!
"THE DOLLAR NEWSPAPER"

81 IL DOLLAR n T. w SKA 1ER
Has already won so enviable reputa-
ton as a complete Family Newspaper,
that is unnecessary for US to utter a
word Of commentator. Wherever
quantity, quality, variety and cheap
ness are esteemed desirable in week
~ journal, there "Ihe Dollar Me,OS-
.paper" finds subscribers and readers.
The whole aim and labor Of the pub
fishers has been TO make the "NeDs-
paper" desideratum in every family
circle, and by the issue of an immense
edition on the cash system,-a system
which does not allow any one non-pay-
ing subscriber to receive the MeUspa-
per at the expense Of those who pay
10 afford it at such low price as to put
il within the reach Of all. The princi-
Piles on which "IHe Dollar NeWSpa-
per" is thrown before the public, is that
of making it worth more to the subscri-
Der than the dollar which he gives for
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1844-10-26
HOUSE & SIGN PAINTING,
Glazing Il Papcr-hanging

UoEL RYNERSoN, would respectfully IN
eb form the citizens OF Grant, and the adjoining
couuIes, thai he has located hmselfin Lancaster,
fnr the purpose OF carrying on the above business.
Having had several years practice, he hopes by
sf,et a,ention TO merit share fpublc patronage.
March 20, lSiI
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Regular Stage Line
- .Sg "a
49, 800

FROM PLATTEyILLE 10 cAssSILLG, VA. LANCASTER
AND EDwARDsyILLE.
YHNlIE subscriber respectfully informs the public
D. that ne has contracted to carry the mail be-
tween the above points aud that he has made
ample arrangements for Inc accommodation OF the
ira, elling pubic.
The stage will leave PlattevilIe for Lancaster
every Monday, "Wednesday and Friday at O'Clock
P. NJ, where it viii connect with the stage from
Prairie du CHEN.
VIII leave Lancaster for Cassville, passing Ed
wardsvie, every Saturday momlag. Cassyillc
for Platteville, via. EdwaTdsvlle and Lancacter
every Sunday morning.
VIII leave Lancaster for Platteville every Sunday
at O'Clock p. NJ, and every Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday at O'Clock A. NJ, where it viii
connect with the Stage from Galena, also tine
Stage from Milwaukee, via Madison.
ii. MESS MORE.
Lancaster. Nav ID, lS44