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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-29
CONSOMPTIvEs.
nOUBr so LONGER-Bui read fle following and Re-
~ aect-Anotler Nollerul Cure
puf. Arr I f04l

nOUBr so LONGER-Bli read the following and Re-
~ fect-Anotler Wonderful Cure
PHILADELPHIA, Aprl L llth
hereby certify that during The o'- in southwark ofJuy
last ing exposure and fatigue n the performance Of
nal try duty. my health received severe shoes I'm me
part of August. al the symptoms Of PULMONARY
CONsU MPTION appeared. Al THIS lInciure ct.si IN
my first pny an Tho attended some weeks without
benefit. aud told distinctly that he cOhde ed my dsease
bevoud fs1 zach If haHln ad | now employee another
physician who nj once recommended THON>ON> COW
POUND SYRUP OF TAR AND WOOD NAPTHlA
used twelve bottles and testify that In common with hou
sands Of others whO have been cured by this medicine that
10 I; alone owe my restoration "a health
JAMES ANDREWS. No. PIT Catherine -
called o attend % the above IN thu secondary
stage OF the disease found the patient izbOnng under
complex disease of the lungs and liver; liberation ut The
latter had place. and hy percussion discovered an
had formed IN the night lung The case seing appa
reny hopeless and beyond the reach Of tho usual treat
m-nt resolved using hoDsons compound ~
uy Of Tar and ood Napft1 1.-The virtues Of hch had
viousy tested scarcely expecting would reach case
desperate. The result j., cure he most extraordinary
hencef0rh i-pelng All doubts respecting the efficacy OF
this exrs eni medicine IN diseases Of he lungs snf iver
Philadelphia. April /. l8f1 NJ CHAMBERS. d.
Prncp office. No thesst corner ofFIFrH and SPRUCE
streets, Phlsde ph.A
Sold wholesale and retail, by A. b. SANDS 4 co Chem
i-f- and Druggists (3 Broadway, Of Chambers 81
Sold also. - FultOu-see and II Easi Broadway. Price
cents. suS I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-29

IN JUST FINIsHED---fegant shou MOie-sin
Jill Hat. At the low price of - Fine Nuifs fuf al -
These Hats are equal to Hsts commonly sold by 9TH
-r,a a. Also elegant Imitation MO.--slu Hat at $40
AID s1l5 GEO p. H. BROWN, Practcsi Halter,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-29

~ Presses and fory Stands O Candle hoa'. os1.as'
with al III. Necessary fixtures for d2n . ~
sad IN the vicinity Ola large n.na'.eIny a'', 81
Th shoxs nrof~.y cccf,-i a. reduction OF " per eens
Inc aooe s,,y sp and n disposed Of by ns sHh
%sos., Nil DC GOD public .euon To The hsse~
BIDDER -. .... a.. k.Aof 4 Z Wils<s
-, OF OftLs slo.cncsf tl- prem 80
SS re~'' bESJAd OLE
p.sya.s~p.ie August ID. ~ ~ 100
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DOUBLE AND sINGLE-AcTIoN HARPs.

DOUBLE AND sINGLE-ACTION HARPs,
4 T PSI Broadway, brusdSa y ami Chamn-r--si
"A ). +. Browne begs TO inform The elite Of masica
taste and he public generally thai be hiss bis sho~
CONS 10 the above premises and would cal ai-ntui
his excellent selection Of grand s. md ocase Gothic
l;ec pasru, Of double and sin ge acton Hars cunsnc
"a the approved principles, with al th- N dern
nrovemenis OF London and Psr, and uneqard 10 br anc
fione, touch and PERFECTION OF mechanism Particular car
taken for he extremes % climate in this
~ The opinions OF The nrsi musical and profess 0na
his country and Europe sufficient les, Of lneir
J'F BROWNE. Maker and In porier,' 3D. /
Erard'sl London.
2sl Broaa'say and IS chAnbers.t N.w-Y,r
Anil eoiimDSwim- F'iaai.h-ili
TO PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS
E>OR SALE-A Secondhand Double Medium ADAMS
PRESS IN good order A .arse Hand Press ~.- Be
RICHARDS CO. 50 Anu-.L Ne,v-York
Also aSmih Medium Hand Press FOR sac o~ f'r cast
p sgnroy-d reper ~ IN.
100 CANAL STREET 100.
rFETH o. every description in-rr.-i-psol plsie or {,
ever 10 discolor or decay, By sU>KEY THOMPSON,
su2 Inn" D-rf4 >nrs-1- i'. Gang
OSMIUM DTRlDIJM,
tfor Gold Pen Po.lt-i
WELL selected and Of good quality. STEEL BEADS
w Clasps, Combs and geners as .,msui Of Ste
goods for sale BY ID HEN, Importer
ani2 I'm Us arc ~ u .er,y--trrr- lp .tsir..
NAVIGATION
IN ALL ITS VARIOUS BRANCHES. taught complete
l 81 = Cherry street. by Capt NJ + Hand Pr.creA NsU
tor snd Teacher Tor ~ years Surveying and Enn--ns
4 81 kinds with ih- ms Automatic. generally yl. SIN
ENGRAvER.
IOHS ! HORTON. Historical and Nri1ng Engraver
j q <s.s.uss Iva =
SIGNS,
rILT PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL. ny ACktkMAf
VI MILLER lel Ss..s1-sr--1 h-f~--r sHto, -
WOOD EssaAE4NS
TUDOR HORTON co D--i.u-r- saf snErsv-f'
"
INIG- AND ~CALP-.-BATCHELOR new ll
w vented N.s and Soaps exciting ihr asi us I-tl
curiosity and sfmiraon Of cOnnO-curs- Al nc Old dncll
~ and vrAaous annoy ances uOw done away Win
These beautiful specimen. Of h- Of Wiz rakng can on
De found a. Wm- Bachelors. No. Waist, near Broad
way, removed from los Broadway aus In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-29

BOARDING: ami Day school for Young LadIrs-Mrs.
DBAILEl viii be- happy to receive her pupis on Monday
he Sih of september There several vacancies iVr
hoarders and bo.e parents Who desire 10 place Their chill
dFen under Mrs Bailey chare receive every sasac-
ION A. Ia terms, &c on mAAnE application a. Der fr-e,
No 10 Caro- i-plss-. Be,cker-streeL au.o r~'
BOARD MANTED-By gentleman wife. infant
- AMI nurse, IN the seventh ard The neghboIAood 1T
MArset.st preferred Address % Z. al ths office .u.o
lOARDlNG---A few gentlemen can obtain i.i uisl.ed
ID rooms with board. al No. 10 iiu ison--t saluu
BOARD, No. = Courtland st-Mrs r.. oere nov has
- pleasant airy rooms snoceupi, snd very der
ahl. for sing gentlemen. gentlemen and t,r
psrlor with bed room adjoining GruNemsn BE- accom-
modated wiki full or partial board on moderate 1rims
aus I'm
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n &. JONES, Patent Combination bans Loe.--Ibe

m g. JONEs'- PaisnI OOHDl1allDh behN LotH--In 20
-, nsr,facure. The ssoge Lock No ~ Gfesn-sffset,
S.xsrt n j. He Las be-n " great expense 10 ur manu-
.ctrr Of the same, and 10 prepared 10 supply al orders Of
~ Loex a. pnde according 10 he sire sn1 mum.
r OF CHANGES any Other Lock IO~ made 10 ne m ed
..s-t being susceptible Of changes ihao any 0nef
-. now made Thu. Lock has been picked, ss
uay De by examining hr evidence OF ue sny uais
. hch have made uponh win reward OF 90 ~ iDe
rr Ia. made many sales u e sioye Locs m - clues
n Se~-YorA Boston Philsielphis, Baltimore, Albany.
pah-st.r and Buffalo and Othrr places IN NE -tarof New
yo,. ara no IN principal Ono ADD 9th
81 states. cnne sairiacton, never gettny
ont Of order any instance The above Locs Is dn~frn
om al OTHERS been examined by ~ he beet
the Cali-. States aud also ~ Commtf-e VI
m Am rcan Destitute xbo sfied ~ The first prem I'm
IA he fall VI lsA certificates " which have been yen ust
superior 70 al Onsr Bark Locks and cannot be pies~
znd cerrihc1s be upon Application 70 'hs ~
scrDer nAs recently obtained patent iof s h>'
a1dth- pubic are cautioned against infringing upon IL
H. c. JONES, Bank Locx Manu- sfinle',
a1l3 3tis osu No. 10 0re-n-st Ser rH, :. =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-29

4 GE>TLkM\> Who has had he sgleflnieud. nee OF
n three Academies m New fa..afd. wh, i ~iNng 10
orS ID school AID beng abundant n mails
ability, success. &c. IN teaching ~isurs To- maze genus-
r.nt enlsgrenta A. NAH, nlslcAl teacher ufsh-
ny IA stiuon situation on ar terms Val be accepted.
4 line Addressed Instructor, rnhune Oece viii seive
Immediate slieuuOn. tu-o G.
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XIHITThMOKh'- Colcsn.Isled Nsgetsh.e syrur

NluITTENORE' Concrn'rs'cd Vegetable ~ ruf'-
w 4 certain remedy for piauhrs. Bowel Complain
Dvsaufs-v Cholera NorIs. Cholera infantIni. NcIf-
valuable Medic presented 10 the public under the full
vrtus- to convince The most rcreduous of - intrinsic
worth every other IN use r NE above complaints
The necessity Of prompt and early attention % Wes"
complaints cannot Pc TOO strongly urged upon e mnd ~
every person rom he vel Known fat that thousands de
auusly al DiArrhra ard Bowel Complaint. and In most
or Of proper treatment M he first stage oi me
complaint THIS i p'ar'y be- seen The case oi The ten
nfaEt very few, any. are 10 be found IN pass ne
through Of gerg theif tech without being more
or les troubled with iiahors which frequently remains
Tor months and n he chld survives the shock : Ell IN
An impaired constitution We have the most startling facts
presented In the bills of mortality. dunng The
summer and Fail months. when i 20 be seen hat hun
irei every season far victims 20 his sarng complaint
Several Phy-c of re~peciaht, and ennense, have
tested 10. virtues and DO not hesitate 10 Recommend Us use
In their practice -, ~, ,o,
Dear Sir Feeling that owe duty 10 me pubc, A.
well As Yourself communicating facts which may henrn
my fellow moris- would lust state, ihst FOR number OF
wears past of the have been Am e.
with the Diarrhpa and having ie he various presc
tons recommended with but ile effect short time since
shi notice m one Of the newspaper o your
Concentrated Vegetable syrup. for the cure ~ Dsrrhrs
sale IN this CITY immediately purchased bottle sud
my surprise and entire Satisfaction u Ter the irsl OF sfe"
io-e- healed of complaint and restored "a hea INV
action In my bowels say, would not be " M
IN any account, and would aivi-
al who may require It's 10 Try tss have DONE and they
will be- satisfied ~ its virtues
You liberty. Sir 10 make such use OF this as you
may deem proper. Very respectfully yours,
FELlX w WILLIAMS
Prepared by A. y WHlTTEMORE, Essev, Conn. Forsale
Whole.ae and Retail bv A ID. SANDS. Druggisis ~
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IT," M,pnLyrows. Conn. Sept "a, is4l

Prepared by a =. WHlTTEMORE, Essey Conn Forsale
wholesale and Retail by A b ID. SANDS Druggists, ~
Fuhon rs BrOsdwa. and u Fast Broadway aa2 I'm
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boaroins anb 6ctcls.

DKINATE BUARDINt.-A enieman sna us vile
L be accoI mois,d with a Pheasant stteu4 spiry
an beFosn and pAntry atachri. Aso ic~ zen.
llrmen wiih hreskissi ana Reference given All
CURED. Apply ibi fssi Broadway. nl.l W
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-02-01
SfIERIFF".S .S.ALE.

DY virue of an alias f. IA. writ of execution
I'D issued out of the Office Of the Clerk Of the
District Cont of Gran, county. w. T., at the suit
Of john Moss and Miles tlollngsworih, plaintiffs,
against tho goods and chattels, lands and tene-
menls Of Samuel Croker, Principal, and .Absa-
lon McCormac, Surety, defendants, have this
day levied all the Estate, right, title aud inter-
est Of the said Samuel Crockef, principal, defend
ant, of in and TO he following described property
whereof he was seized or possessed on the 18th
day Of Mach, .Sfi, or a, any time thereafterl,
y wit: the south east quarter of the north west
quarter Of section number FIVE 5 in township
number two } north of range number two y
west; also, the west half of the north quarter
and cast half of moth quarter of section num-
Der thniy-three 30 in township number ,ree
moth Of rnge number two = west Of the ieinh
pncipal meridian, and all in Grant county afnre
'aii' which said property, or so much thereof as
snail be sufficient satisfy said Execution and
costs, Twill sell at public vendue, to the highest
bidder for cash, al the outward door Of the court
hohse IN Lancaster, IN said county, on the eighth
d7y of March next, between the hours of nine
o'clock a. NJ. and four o'clock p. NJ of that day.
n. w. KENDALL, Sh'f, C. G.
Lancaster, January 9th, 1915. as CIV
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administrators Notice.

TlfIE undersigned, having BEEN appointed ada
Il minista,or Of the Estate Of Charles Walled,
late of Grant county, Wisconsin, Territory, doceas-
ed, hereby gives notice, that all persons having
claims against ssid Estate are hereby requested 70
present them 10 me, or TO the Judge OF Probate u,
and for said county, on on before the fist Montay
of March neXt, nj 10 o'clock in the fore noon, a
which time will attend atthe Probate Office, in
the town of Lancaster, IN said county, for the
purpose Of having all demands against said Estate
adjusted, and all persons indebted TO said Estate,
aie hereby requested 10 make immediate payment
10 the Undersigned. CYRUS X. LORD,
Admir- Estate Of Chas. Wallcn, deed.
Potos;, January 81, 1916. As 81
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-02-01

,,.,,vile. on Sunday night. the Goth ult,
10 ui.s MARelE BuseE, in the l7'h year OF her
age, NJ,
A' s ,,r by a bullet from the rifle Sped.
Tho, cold in death this stricken 1en orphan S ss
ir The spiri. from her lovely form now heo'
Thus the young piOny is stripped s and torn MA.
Tn Tba. stood but yesterday The gardens PRIDE
i. fragrant leaves are by The ,s%Pes. borne
And Ger the plain are scattered lar ana VIDE.
The quick and stirring pulse has ceased to iow
'I cid as the marble is that polished brow
Those coral lips with warmth no longer glow
Those TSI fuged orbs of sight are curtained now;
W, in her face a G low doth lirger STILL
4 And blooming freshness there Doth get remain
A ',nl. the sweet-laced moon behind some hill,
% V VII leaves .inge Of glory in her train.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-02-01
REV. DR.. BARTHOLOMEW,S
Pink EXpeCtOraMt Syrup.

a n agreeable cordial, and effective Remedy for
IN coughs, hua,seness, colds, pain in the breast,
influenza, hard bre 1thing, and difficult expectora-
ton. For adults and children in cold climates
aud warm.
II has remained to a late day to discover an al
ticle so admirably fitted TO these complaints :.
powerful and eilec,ual, and yetso perfectly inno-
cent and mild
Letnot the public ciass tho scientific result OF
learned Physician and Divine with the nos,runs
OF the day. Letihem make careful perusa Of tha
evidences attending this article; their respetabi
~, and the decided manner ~ which they speak,
and they cannot withhold their belief IN some nf
i,s virtues. Let us them that a single trial
OF will do moro to convince all of its merits than
all they can see or hear on the subject. II is quite
certain that no Injury has ever been known 10 arise
from its free use.
Az UNCOMMON fact is, that the ramedy is syrup,
as palatablc and pleasant 10 the taste as the most
popular French cnrdials, and children take II all
ways with the greatest readiness.
Sold by Bcknell & Co., Potosi.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-02-01
SHERIFF Sale.

10y yiituc of an alias Fl. IA. Execution issued
ID ont of the Office OF the Clek Of the District
count Of GIANT county, ". r., a; the suit Of AL
cyandef III. Gilmore, Lysander Gilmore, Robert
NeCoy Bills and Genfge Amott, plaintiffs, against
The goods AMI chauels, lands and tensmenls Of Da-
l'd Is. Patterson, defendant, | have this day levied
upon all the Estate, right, title and interest which
the said David b. Patterson had on the secoad day
ri OctSasr, Il. ID. 1874, at any time thereafter,
OF IA and TO the north west quarter of south west
Smarter Of section thir,y-three 33l township num-
Der two p north of range number one r. west OF
ne iou:ih principal meridian, in Giant county
Aforesaid which said tract of land or lot of ground
llseil at public vendue. 20 the highest bidder,
iof cash. at the outward door Of the courthouse, in
i.sScasier, in said county, on the eighth day OF
March next, between the hours OF O'Clock A. VI.
an o'clock P. W. of that day. to satisfy said ex-
g iton and costs n. W. KENDALL,
She z G. co, w. f..
Dated Lancaster, January 2ith, ls45. 46 6w
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-02-01
TRUSTEES SALE.

hEFAULT having been made in the payment
Hp of five hundred and forty sin, $3.50 dol
lars dua the subscriber, together with the interest
on thar sum from the 10Th day of February, A. ID.
1913, from Robert c. Hoard, which said sum was
secured by certain Deed of Trust executed TO
me by the said Robert c. Hoard, Oh the said
tenth day of February, lS42, ny which said deed.
the said Hoard conveyed 30 in trust for the pur-
poses in said deed expressed the following desert
bed real estate, situate, lying ani being in the
county of Iowa, and Territory of Wisconsin, wit
The north-eas; quarter of section number twenty
(20) in town six, 60 north range three, 90 east
of the fourth principal mofidian. AlsO-seventy
acres of the ives. half of the northwest quarter Of
section twenty -four, (24) III town i've, 50 range
two, east OF the fourth principal meridian. Now,
for the purposes ofcauying into effect the Trust in
me vested by said deed and Tor the purpose of raj
sing the money 10 discharge said Indebtedness, |
shall sell at public cutlery the highest and best
bidder for cash, at the Court House door in the
town of Mineral Point, Iowa county, w. Il on
Saturday the lst day of March, 1915, be-
tween the hours of 8 O'Clock A. NJ. and O'Clock
z. NJ ofsad day, the above described property
and real estate, or so much thereof as will be suf-
fcent to discharge said Indebtedness, together
with the costs that may accrue thereon.
JOHN b. TERRY,
Trustee OF r. c. Hoard
c. c. WAsuBURNE, Attorney. Hid.
Mineral Point, Janua ny 6, 1916.
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Regular Stage Line

FROM rLArTEVILLE TO cAssviiLr, VIA. LANCASTER
AND EDwARDsvIlLE.
or He subscriber respectfully if,rrs the pnblii
- lhat he has contracted TO carry tho mail be-
tween tho above points md that he has made
ample arrangements for ihe accommodation oftirs
travelling public.
The Stage viii leave PlaueyiIle for Lancaster
.Yory Monday, Wednesday and Friday at O'Clock
+. NJ, where il will connect with the Stage from
Pfniuo du CHEN.
win leave Lancaster for Cassvie, passing I'd
vaudeville, every Saturday moniag Cassyillo
fol PatteyilIe, via, Edwlrdsslls aud Lancactcr
avery Sunday morning.
Willleave Lancaster Tor Plaueyillo every Sunday
nj O'Clock L. NJ, and every Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday at 7o'cldek A. NJ, where twin
connect with the Stage from Galeno, also tho
Stage from Milwaukee, via Madison.
II. SSMORE.
Lancaster, May Is, 1914.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-02-01
TAILORING! TAILORING!!

TEyHE subscriber would respectfully announce
u to the public that he has opened shop, and
permanently established himself at l'ancaster-
Having acquired thorough knowledge OF his ou-
sincss in one OF the Fashionable towns Of the Basf.
ne feels prepared TO recommend himself 10 tire
community as ah accomplished and hnisheh work
man.
His terms are reasonable, and most kinds Of
country produce taken 10 payment for work.
~ Cutting done 70 any order ADD upon The
sbor,ss, notice. A. CROSBY.
November 10, 1913 - 4
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-02-01
MRS. SUSAN JOHNSON,

LATE FROM THE EAST,
VHTOULD Respectfully inform the Ladies N
w Polosi and vicinity, that she has
mrnced the Matchmaking and Miiiinef bgsiness
IN this place. Having had long experience in the
above business, shs FILTERS hersolf that she will be
able TO please III thai may favor her With n call (;
having sytry auirlc IN the Fancy line, mat may
be wanted Trimmings 6f Diesses and Cloaks,
Cords, Talsel', Gimps, Buttons, F.hzos and La
ces: also Slks ofoveTy desc. ,,ion, VoIyets, Aui-
hcials, Ribbons, ard Trimmings fof Bonnets; Leg
horn and St:aw Boneu, Caps, Collars, lnside
Handlsfthiefs aud Ladies Ciayrts; ~ assortment
(which will always be kept Oh had. All kinds
If Embroidery be done, such "a Dresses, La
lies Aprons, Sh1wls, Masonic Aprons sample
If which can be seen BY calling at the store n
WIN. l.. johnson.
Ladies viii find il greatly 20 their advantage to
Call, and have fashionable work done. She has
made arrangements - receive the --latest Fashions
from tho Eastern Cities egofg month.
Ladies may be assured that any work entrusted
70 her hands, will 10 done wi,h nealnoss and des-
patch.
she ean be iolni BY calling At The sore Of
VIM. l.. Johnson, one dsOo above b. 4. Mckee
DIES store.
2 Poto.i. sept lsfi. ~ 6n
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-02-01
To Retailers Of Liquors.

OIlCE is hereby given, that the Tavern IL
eenses heretofore granted 10 Jeremiah Dow
sI' OF Haze Green, and r. B. Chism, of James,
'o"h' nave been revoked by the Board of Commits
"Neis Of Grant eountv, at their session in Janua-
~ instant, the said Board having become satisfied
mai such Tavern licenses were obtained fnf the
-i0ose Of svading the provisions Of the Law regu-
asilNs Grocery licences.
All persons are hereby notified, that the Dis
uifi Attorney has been Instructed 10 CONNIE nee
'Its against all such as aie found vioIa,ar the mo-
y.'.oas Of the act regulating Taverns and Grocer
's', Uilhin the county OF Giant
By order OF the Board
L. @. SHRADER, Clefk.
Lancaster, Jan. l6, l545. IL Ct
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-02-01

Grant County, Grant Co, Wis Ter.
To March Term, A. ID. l945.
John Graham,
William Town, la Attachment.
Samuel Fish, &
Gustivus p. Billion.
NOTICE ishereby given 70 the said defendant,
~ Gusiavus p. Billion, and all others concern
ed, that on the 26sh day of December, 1871, u
writ OF attachment issued Of and under the seal
of the District Court of Grant County, aforesaid,
for the sum of ninety dollars and iorty-e cents,
$3.50 46,) against the goods and chatiels, lands
and tenements, moneys, nights and credits, OF the
said William Town, Samuel Fish, aud Gustavus
p. Billion, Defendants, at the suit of John Graham,
Plaintiff, directed 10 the Sheriff Of said County,
returnable to the March Term, A. ID. lS45, of said
District Court; and which said writ has been re-
turned duly executed.
Attes; l., o. SlIRADER, Clerk.
$. o. PAINE, PITTS. .4ttoraey
Dated, Lancaster, January 3, 1916.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-02-01
II TAILORING.

A L.R. HALLOWELL, has just
"a. opened a fashionable Tailor
ing Establishment, at Potosl, one
door below the Potosi Hotel; where,
BY giving prompt attention 10 his bust
ness, and neat fits TO Customers, he
hopes TO secure a worthy patronage
from the PubHc.- IS ON
PVtosi, Nov, 9th ISL
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Q4AsSa gl S4 2Ga

" EEPS a varied and extensive assortment Of
~ Dry Goods, French Goods, Crockety Boots
and Shoes, together With large lot Of Groceries,
also, 1000 lbs. If good wild Feathers: which he
wln dispose Of on the mos; liberal terms, for Cash
or country Produce y. b. Always on hand.
Prairie au CHEN, December lG, 1874. 4ld
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-02-01
KkLTENBAcH'S HOTEL.

YkyIE Subscriber wpnld respectfully inform the
II Public that, in consequence OF the on repeat
ed solicitations Of large portion Of the inhabit-
ants OF Potosi and vicinity. be has removed the
Post Office and his Hotel to the Wisconsin House
at the Head Of the Hollow. He embraces this
opportunity to thank his fdends and patrons for
the generous support they have heretofore accord
ed him assuring them that they will find the ac.
Communications OF the Wisconsin House, such as
10 meri, their entire satisfaction, and
Remember this
An excellent Stable is attached 10 the premiscs
CELESTINE kALTENBACU.
Potosi, January, IL, 1911.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-02-01
matchmaking,

ITHE subscriber respectfully informs tho public,
y that lie carries on tho above business 10 all iis
various branches. All kinds Of country produce
taken in exchange for work. GEORGE PIKE.
Prairiv du Chen, November 7, 1874.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-02-01

.,rss Of John MOrshead on the END
A the NV Nv p. Coyle. Esq. Mr.. MARTIN /.
In'.Sn a 10 Miss MARY JANE PAGE, all OF
Cant County, w. T.