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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-29
THE BEST JOKE OF THE SEASON.
The Philadelphia Gazette contains this Int a

The poor Virginlans:
"The heroes of Parkersburg, Va, who recent
Il invaded OHIO, and captured three citizens,
have again entered that Stale, and seized an IN
dividual that they suspected 10 be a colcTed slave,
though ne protested he was a white man. On
examination, their prisoner proved 10 be E.X-uo-
vernon Corwin Df Ohio"
Here We are informed for the first time, that
"Wasgoner Tom Corwin = the big gun OF ONO,
who has been spoken Of as a candidate Tor the
Presidency, is 50 highly coiorcd as 10 be taken
for a negro. This will recommend him strongly
10 the Abolilionisls, who have such afondness for
every thing dark.
But the Gazette has shown a grfcnnes which
we lille expected from SO keen a hunter alter
Jokes upon others. The whole story is Roor-
back hnmbng- invented by some paper in Gin
cincinnati, with the intention, doubtless, OF as
ceraining how far The papers could be hoaxed.
We do moi know the real color OF Corwin, though
he is deeply dyed in Federalism but we will
say tor 'ihe heroes Of Parkersburs," that they are
not quite ambitious enough TO arrest an Ex-Go-
vernon of a Sovereign State. We hope that the
journals in the free States will not "pilc the ago
ny" TOO high upon The "heroes Of Parkersburg."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-29
WILLIS H. WooDLEY, Proctor, Sc
MEDICAL

The plan Of instruction in This department OF
the University presents peculiarities 10 be found
in no other school of Medicine in The Union
The lectures commence on the lst OF October,
and terminate on The 4th Of July ensuing.
Owing 10 the length Of The session, which en-
braces a period Of nine months, three Professors
are enabled TO perform all The duties which in
other medical Institutions are usually assigned 10
SIX; and the students are seldom required TO attend
more than two lectures on the same day. BY
this arrangement the students have al opporluni-
" OF being we'll grounded in Anatomy, PhysIolo,
81, and other elementary branches OF Medical
Science, before they investigate their applications
10 connection with the study Of the practice Of
Medicine and Surgery.
Immediately before each lecture, The Students
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-29
POETRY.
From The 81. Lonis Rcreiuc.l

[FJom he 81. Lonis RcrelHe.1
MOTHER.
OF all the words in language, there's no other
Equal in gentle influence 10 Mother!
|, is The first name that we learn 10 love
Ii is The first star shining from above;
|, is a light tina, has a softer ray
Than aushl we find in evening or in day.
Molhcr,-l, back 10 childhood hrinssth The man,
And forth 10 wumanhood il leads The maiden.
Molheri-'Tis with The name all things began,
That are with love and sympathy full laden.
0 Ills the flares, thing in Natures plan,
That ali life's cares may not affection sinotneF,
While lives within The yearning heart OF man
Melting remembrance OF a gentle Mother.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-29
Washington College.

LEsNINo ~
HENRY RUFFNER, d; d., Presiter'
IL Professor OF Ethics and Rhetoric.
Rev'd. PnrLo CALHOUN, A. NJ, Prof,,,
Mathematics.
Rcv'd. GEo. D. ARMSTRONG, A. NJ Plat.
ofNaiural Philosophy and Chemistry.
GEo. +. DaBSEY, A. NJ, Professor d I
guases.
Capt. THoS. II. WILLIAMSON, ofthev NJ
Cincinnati Professor Of Military Science.
The annual session is from September !
The last Thursday in June, with a recess ..
lays al Christmas. The IieaSura's he,
CURED in advance, are For tuition, 81 do.
room rent, A dollars, malriculation lee, 2do.
and deposit, S dollars; the last being iol Serys
hire, fuel lor HE public rooms, damages. sc
balance, if any, is returned al the end /. lht
sion. Private boarding, from y 10 : jolan
month. The contingent expenses for iael, +.
bedding. washing, books, &c, vary, bui ma,
estimated at from 50 10 SIS per session. 2, !.
economy, and by boarding himself, &, /,
have done,) a student may reduce the Il.
named expenses 10 about Si25 PEI annln.
Provision is made for the admission Il int.
students of gouI character aud talents VII.
payment Of ipiliop lrfs.
Letters of enquiry may be addressed il 10 liei
sidenl, or 10 GEO. ID. ARMSTRONG
Clerk oil the Facu.
Tic Board of Trustees OF Wasbin2toa !
lege will proceed, on The 22i day OF F,tt
next, 10 appoint a Cincinnati Professor ol Nj
~ Science, whose services Shall i. gwen NJ
10 the College. Letters, addressed 10 the s.
ry Of the Boald, or To President Ruilner, vi
attended 10.
SAM'L. Med. REID, Secrets:
July ll-cWi1S
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We have 10 thank Drinkcr & Morris for a Di

We have to thank Drinkcr g Morris lor a DC
~,ionary orlhc English Language, containing me
pronunciation, e,ymology and explanation OF all
words authorized BY eminent writers, with a voca-
bulary Of the roofs Of EnsIisi words, &C. oy Alex
ander Reid. Rector Of The Circus-place School,
Edinburg, with an iniroduc'lon' by henry aeeu'
Professor Of English Literature in The University
Of Pennsylvania. This Dictionary IS h'snly
commence for the excellence Of the plan, ana
lis minute accuracy in the details Of execution.
Ii is a neal volume, OF a compact and convenient
size, and sill il comprises forty thousand words.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-29

FLoRiDA.-The General Assembly closed its
session on the 26lh ut. A revenue system was
adopted, in which lands are taxed 20 cents per
iuU acres; town property 10 cents upon the 100
dollars; Tree negroes 5 dollars each; slaves 37a
cents; billiard tables p dollars; liquor sellers 80
dollars; ten pin alleys 10 dollars; pedlars so dol
lars; itinerant merchants 100 dollars; merchants
stock IN trade ~ cents upon every hundred dol
lars; money loaned al interest 20 GEMS on every
hundred dollars commissions OF commission
merchants 20 cents on every hundred dollars:
lawyers and doctors 20-cents on every hundred
dollars oil their income; pleasure carriages so
cents on every hundred dollars Of valuations; cat
lie, over one hundred head, al The rate OF one dol.
lar per hundred head. The Governors salary is
fixed at 500 dollars; The Comptroller and Trea-.
surer 500 dollars each, &c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-29

Tippecanoe county, Indiana, which used 10
give a Wing majority of 800, now gives about
200 Democratic majority, and our friends have
gained The members Of the Legislature.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-29

DISTRESSING ACCIDENTAL Tree man of color,
driving a wagon for Mr.. Jacob S. Alice q this
CITY, was accidentally drowned N The James
River, al the lower wharf al Rockets, on Mon
day evening about sunset. He mad driven his
wagon TO the river, for The purpose of watering
his thee horses, when, getting over their depth,
they became enlangled in The harness and we're
all drowned, as also the driver. When he was
found, he had a wound in The mouth, wnica is
supposed 10 have been from a kick BY one of Inc
horses, and which may have been the cause Of
his being drowned. He is also said ID have leen
intoSic. ted al the time of the accident.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-29

The Washington Correspondent OF the Coori-
er and Enquifer has the following:
al learn that Mr.. Hebb, a veteran of ~ioarscore
and upwards, who sustained himself and family
on a small pil,ance Of $500 per annum, the salary
OF an office from which he was ousted but a few
days ago, has been reinstatcd in his Office. His
dismissal was a very harsh act, and | am glad to
perceive that the Secretary of the Navy has re-
Tented and reappointed him, for he iS.a very wor-
Thy old gentleman, and not a meadling poliii-
cian."
II this be true, while it proves the kindness of
heart OF the Secretary of the Navy referred to, it
proves also some very great exaggeration in The
statement communicated 10 us a short time ago,
by a gentleman high in position and high in cha
racter, in regard TO the extent 10 which Mr.. Hehb
was incapacitatcd by his age for the performance
Of the duties OF The post in question. Ii il be true
and we shall be pleased 10 find i, so-our infor-
mant must have been himself misinlormed.
". Y. W. .Ners.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-29

The New York Journal OF Commerce has pub
lished a complete lableau OF the Goth Congress.
We shall republish itas soon as We can lind room
for il.
OF the members Of the Senate actually elected
10 this day, 26 are Democrats, and 81 Wings;
and there are four vacancies-in Mississippi
Virginia, Indiana and Tennessee. All these will
be filled with Democrats, thus making the full
Senate stand
Democrats, 80
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-29

at is generally understood ,h.t Mr.. Polk is
keeping the Russian Mission open inr Aaron v.
Brown, who is expected 10 be beaten hy Ex-Seaa-
tor Foster for the Office Of Governor of i Tennessee
in the election which ZONES off next Thursday in
thai gallant anti Polk Commonwealth.
The foregoing is a specimen Of the inventions
Of The letter-writers at Washington-it was writ
len to the Baltimore Patriot BY a correspondent
signing himself Potomac, who seems TO take the
affairs Of Tennessee under his special care. The
election OF Mr.. Brown will give Potomac a
chance 10 invent some other story 10 get ont ofhis
plumbers. - NasiriNe Inion.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-29

We congratulate our l-lIow-iahorer, Maclane,
uron The improvement and enlargement Of the
Wheeling Argus which now appears n a new
and handsome and capacious dress lie has as.
socialed with him his brother JON G. Mlclane.
The Argus has conleniel with spirit aga inst The
powerful federalism Of Wheeling and has held
its ground manfully. We wish II many long
years OF usefulness and prosperity.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-29

The New York Morning News comes 10 Us IN
an enlarged and improved form. 1t is one OF The
ablest papers in the country, and we congratulate
the prorrietors that they have been comPtatd, BY
The swelling mass ol advertising iarorS, 10 IN
crease its dimensions. Just a year old, IL has al
ready reached The highest grade of the press. And
richly does il deserve support; for, in The very
thick and midst Of The fight, i! has sicuIly COM
haled with The huge and pondefous Federal presses
around il, and has nobly maintained The pure
principles Of The party.
The sole editorial control Of the Mrs will re-
main with Mr.. John l.. O'Snllivan, one OF lis
propliclors, whose ability and tact are so well
known 10 The country. lie will be assisted in
the monetary and commercial department by MIR.
Thomas p. keljel, 50 distinguished in this i'm
por,an, branch Of Information. Mr.. K. Snlten
will give his valuable services in reporting and
in the selection VI reading matter. Under these
auspices, the News will continue 20 increase in
value and interest.
lis terms are Tor lie daily - perannum, and
for The weekly 81 % The last No was orna-
mented by n well.executrd wood-cut portrait oil
the great Southern slalcsman, Mr.. Calhoun
Each No. will contain a similar Likeness OF some
diinsliShc cd Democrat.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-29
THE MARTYR OF TIE WEST.
The Union gives the following dc""umf@t OF I'M
ami 4 b,,;,;,n drama in Lexington, Nv.

The Union gives the following "t""""t" - -
anti. Abolition drama in Lexington, ny.
"The movement, in Lexington was that oil me
peonls There was no party spirit about il. In
deed both narli,s united in it. Ofthe
of sixty We understand lully-iour were wings.
Mr.. Henry Clay was not present; LOT ne le, AS ha
land on Saturday, the 10th inst, on d WISH 10 -.
White Sulphur Sprinssot Virginia. bu! MS son
and partner. J. Z. Clay, Esq, was an ac'iVe ."
Der 0 1.-The committee oil Sky. c.us.e
"rhe situation of Mr.. Cassius M. Clay IS as
much an object OF commisSera'oh d y ,hs
ridicule. Ii seems. before he had ccnmenceu inc
publication of his paper. he employed scich'iic
engineers in Purifying (his otiice) against al,ach,
and prcpared In. means OF destroying me ives
OF his fcllow-citiztns, in mines OF Sunpowuer,
stands of iuuskels. and pieces Of cannon. ms
engineer was a Pole, who had been employed III
the wars Of Eurnre. The pixies, which he had
manufactured for The purpose, were hea'y anu
deadly in their construction. lie had mace an
osien!atious parade oi these warlikc preparations
yet the frmncss of the people ovefcame ms oMn
madness, and Tie result has demonstrated tha r
'0lhcllo's occupations (really) gone. us ".
nc has been removed 10 CINCINNATI dn. II a"i.
champion returns 10 his vocation, he goes pach
with shattered means and diminished energy
We congratulate The Country that The storm mas
blown by SO quietly
As we expected, The New York Tribune oolls
over with wrath al this triumph oi"Slavery WIN
Lynch Law over Freedom and Law. 'auos
10 The skies The "%iliirerid and indomit9b'c y
Cassius NJ. Clay. II endorses a furious lel'er
from Cincinnati, which denounces The actors III
Lexington, or, in other words, The whole people
rs "cowards, fools and madmen,' whose place
should be 'down in the lowest depths oil human
inlamy, now and hereafter, with all tr"c men.
Beautiful instance of "mofal suasion.' Inc
South are deeply indebted 10 the Tribune ana us
raging Cincinnati Correspondent Tor Their k'hc
solicitude in lis domestic concerns.
But what will the people Of Kentucky say 70
The following senlinen, OF The notorious Louis
vile Journal, which is quoted approTinsiy by INC
Tribune?
1.-The law whirh secures 10 cTcTy Shareholder
<li> property in his slaves is regarded bv him a.
sacred hui il is not more sacred Than Thai law
which gives 10 every man the RIGHT 10 h1'' an"
pniiisa ann opinions he pdsascs IN rd0i'On 10 1';.-
~. The law is the only safeguard OF slavery
aud Shareholders should not, ty their example,
encourage Others 10 uample on it,
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$3.50 90

The average amount expended by the resident
graduates OF the several schools, viz:
Anc. Languages, : students, average, S36i 90
Mod. Languages. 7 students average. S332 90
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-29

The Wings OF Philadelphia have selected Tor
Senator Mr.. T. Watson, whom they announce
as a w~biscuit- baker" This is not happy; il may
remind HE .oirrs ofthc barrels otblack bread dis
tribnled BY Willis Green's committee in Wash
ington.-fBoSou Past.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-29

FoR TgxAs.-One hundred Marines from The
Brooklyn Navy Yard left The City on Friday for
Norfolk. en- route for Texas.
The Ship Pacific has cleared for Texas. She
takes out GO man and horses belonging to The
U. States AIlillery.-(N. y. Journal Of Gem,
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-06-14
USEFUL WORKS FOR THE PEOPLE.

The Publishers having lost their iniife stock,
Books. Plates and Engfayings--of iheit Series 81
sUsefsi bnoks for the People," By late eaiaini-
tous FIRE, have commented Tie publication d
New sedes, the 6isi ia order Of which - the WORK
on Astronomy By Afago and Lafdnar fmba-
bly no work las ever appeared on the sublime
subject Of Astronomy, combining he same a.
mount Of accurate scientihe ihi1Imai'on, WIN -
eeb thai i pleasing aaA interesting 70 ali classes
Of readers.
IL designed 20 follow up Ibis publication b
o,rsss of ike useful and Interesting character,
and although each one IN tnis new series vii be
cofnultts il tselfana sniTely independent Of each
other. YET. hey eil eli be printed on The sams 81
zed page. in ofllsf that the series saay bs bound
% foysihef. Tie Baii form price Of each wili BE-
IS tents. ...,,,
\ Yo.. Mares. l64J. Tribune BsilIings.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-06-14
Regular Stage Lime

FROM PLATTEvILLE TO CAssvTTr, VIA. LANCASTER
AND EDwARDsylLLE.
AT HE subscriber resp.~.r-n, :-r----- ~ ..,,i,
~ that he has contracted 20 carry the mail be-
tween the above points aud that he has made
ample arrangements for the accommodation oftbe
travelling public.
The Stage will leave plattevillo for Lancaster
every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at O'Clock
p. NJ, where it will connect with the Stage from
Prairie du CHEN.
win leave Lancaster for Cassville, passing Ed
wardsville, every Saturday morniag, Cassvillo
fol Plauevlle, via. Edwardsville and Lancacter
every Sunday morning.
Willlea 70 Lancaster for Plauoville every Sunday
at O'Clock P. NJ, aud every Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday at O'Clock A. NJ, whore il will
connect with the Stage from Galena, also the
Stage from Milwaukee, via Madison.
IL. MESSMORE.
Lancaster, May Is, 1874.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-06-14
WOOL CARDING.

FESHh Subscribers are prepared to execute any
n orders which they may be favored with in
the line Of wool carding, with dispatch, and in the
best possible style, Their machinery is almost en-
tirely new, having only been used sufficiently t"
put it IN complete order. All wool that is wei
prePared Tor me uachfue, 'nvy nuhd sl,~"s~l,ss
responsible for all damages that may be sustained
by any neglect or failure in not executing. good
work. Terms 81 cents per ID
BURT & BARON.
Waterloo, May the 10Th 1916. II If
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-06-14
NEW GOODS,

n UST received per steamer Uncle Toby, the
81 largest and cheapest stock Of Goods ever of
tered for sale in the Territory. All sorts OF Dry
and Fancy Goods, Bonnets, aud Hats Of tho latest
style; Clothing aud Groceries at Wholesale and
Retail. 100 bis. of Mess Pork,
$4,000 lbs. assorted Bacon,
1000 4" Lard in kegs aud barrels:
Goldfish, Mackerel, White Fish,
a large quantity Of Whisky, Brandy. Gins, Wines,
Candies, White Lead, Oils, Currents,
Raisins, Paints, Candles, Soop,
Teas, &c,
Tar in kogs, | dozen Diamond steel Plows;
Which assortment W III be sold unexpectedly low,
to which we call the attention Of every one wish
ing 10 buy seasonahle and cheap Goods.
$. M. 81 Il. LANGWORTiIY.
Potosi, March %, 1874.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-06-14

C1arsulpii9n of he Lungs, LiUcr Complaints,
Co1tgks, C0Ids, Ultima, B5grletiiis, C'1op,
HAoggigg Cough, Eafuensa, H0ar5enem,
Splitting Of Blood, Difficulty efBrea-
thing, pqins an he Side Or
J5reass, etc. etc. etc. etc.
4 y presenting this highly useful and v1luab'e
4 medicine 10 public notice as a remedy ioi
. Consumption and Pulmonary diseases 10 gener-
al the proprietor has been aetuated smelly BY TIE
great success attending lie use in his o~h practice
aud desire 10 benefit the afflicted, and would
therefore wish particularly to impress upon the
public mind, that IL is entirely different from the
nOsirums daily usberod in 10 notice by boasting
qIacks, as i not only emanates from irregular Ply
sician. but has also been well tested "a Oh thc
complaints for which il is recommended.
That Il stands at the head Of other RENE
dies is Bor universally conceded. i has c1fed
thousands upon thOusands-Of all clasos 10 cases u
lie most dangerously consumptite enaiactef -
And physicians % the greatest emimnsncs through
ut ON whole rO1niry unhcsiiaiine.y recommend
az the most powerful e1rsi vo 81 fuimo1afy as
sases 10 the whole fangs Of Pharmacy. the SAFES
the Weston States havs thas laI been uhPafa'
ecd and tic most gratifying proofs q iis efacacy
iars been iecoiTsd from Greg pace Shei' = h@s
Been yssd. For sale by BicKNrLL 4 %,
Agenis, Pg.osi w. T..
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-06-14
[ 8 A s..
CLOTHS g. CASSIMERES.

DLACK aud blue, saperfne, middling, and
Nd low priced Broadcloths, super-Cassimeres,
and buckskins; large assortment OF Satnets;
white, red, yellow aud green Flannels, Blankets,
Beaver cloths, Linsey and Rob Roy. Plaids, with
a great variety of desirable winter Goods, COM
prsing the best assortment TO be found in this part
of the Territory, seliiag Of at tery reduced prices
by ROUNTREE s. CLARK.
Potosi, Jan, 1916.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-06-14
Grant County Delinquent
List.

one Of the Clerk Of te Board q C0nlnlissi0n-
ers Of Grant County, Wis.
LANCASTER, June 18th, iS45.
A IL PERSONS are hereby notified, that the
n following tracts of Land and Town Lots. sold
in December, l843, for the taxes due and unpaid
thereon for the year 1s43, and previous years. re-
,,ain unredeemed in this Office. Now, therefore,
unless the taxes interest, and charges, added 10 the
several tracts herein described, together with the
redemption fee. and any interest that may subse-
ouently accrue, together the charges for adTer-
Using the same, shall DE paid within six months
from the date hereof in pursuance of the statue ia
such case made and provided, the same will be for
feted for such lax and charges:
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-06-14
Valuable Tavern Stand,
FOR SALE 0RTXCHAMGE,

YEyflE subscriber offers for sale his valuable 1ay-
\ em Stand. at Lancaster, together with tho
stable and ont bfldmgs belonging 20 tho same
Intending to quit tho business Of keeping public
house to resume his trade az house builder, ho will
sell the above property on nEAsoNABLE TERMS, for
cash, payable third down, and the balance ~
two annual inslnInents, be viii exchange IL ior
improved or unimproyed lands 10 tho Teniioy Of
Wisconsin.
The above property IL well siiueted, aud adapt
cd TO tho aecommod ation Of the t.avelling pnblie
lie boasts the best stable IN The TonitoFy, nnd to
those wishing 10 engage 10 tho business Of accom-
modaiing the public few, more drsirabe inal'ods
can be- found ID. BANFILL.
Lancaster, W. r.. Jan'y. ~, 1916. ~ u
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-06-14
NOI'IlE

us hereby given that have appointed GEoRGE
4 Il. SruNTz, 10 DO deputy District Surveyor dur
ing my absence Mr.. STgNTg win be found at
my Office in Lancaster; aud win promptly and eff
ciently discharge the duties Of District Surveyors
TX. a. WILTSE,
District Surveyor Of GIANT Co. w. 1.
Lancaster, May 10th, 1915.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-06-14
FOR SALE OR RENT.

SpllE valuable mill aud site, containing about
s' 300 acres, with about 40 acres under improve
ment; situated on section 81, town 3 range 2;
about miles east of Potosi, on Platte river, for
merly owned and occupied by Asa Hough, will be
rented or sold on reasonable terms. Fcr further
particulars enquire nj this Office, of 5. M. Lang
worthy, at Potos, Wis, OF upon the owner, Peter
NAPLES, nj Dubuque, Iowa. 3-3-3m
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-06-14

T"t0AiE To the subscrib9ls half mile north Of
v Faiip'ay on the 2'sl inss. one year old rod
ana white Cow, having considerable red about the
shoulders, with calf about , weeks old; said Cow
is about the middling size, the is requested
to cali prove properly pay charges and take her
away. HIRAM LAME.
May 9th. 1915.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-06-14

tNuE rILES.-To those suffering with tia
q distressing complaint, the piles, wa would rec
commend that old aud well established remedy,
ilay's l4iniment, which il known to cure ninety
nine cases out ofevery hundred, where Il is used.
We know many persons who had suffered with tho
plos for many years eiIeetunlly cured by the use
n single bottle. Many persons have been imposed
upon by counterfeit adiclo all, therefore, whv
wish 10 get rid this troublesome COMPLAINT, should
procure Hays Liniment only a, Bicknolis, Poiosi