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The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-04-23
APPOINTMENT BY THE PRESI-
DENT.

Lewis Sanders, to be Navy Agent for
the State of Kentucky, vice James Ham,
ilton, removed.
Daniel Pierce, to be Naval Storekeeper
at Portsmouth, n. H. vice Chas. w. Cut
ter, resigned.
J. f. III. Claiborne, to be Live Oak
Agent for Louisiana, vice A. G. SouthalI
removed. Constitution
Hon. W. Stiles, ofGeorgia,t to be Charge
dAffaires to the Court of Austria.
Hon. A. Darezac, to be Charge d'Af-
fairs to the Hague -Madisonian.
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5 Per Cent
S T @ r e
no, is Cedar Street n Y

The subscribers take this method ofcall-
ing the attention of Cash Merchants to their
advantageous system of doing business. and
in soliciting the future patronage of their
Old customers To CASH Dry Goods Mer-
clients visiting New York, our plan offers
the greatest inducements.
The cost ofeach article is marked in fir
urcs upon it. and commission only
FIVE PER CENT
added at the foot Of the bill We are daily
receiving DRY GOODS of all de<crip-
lions, from AUCTION and TO the BUYER
we guarantee Il saving of from Ten 10 FIJI:
teen Per Cent from the prices OF the Old
credit system.
MARsHALL'S LINEN THREAD.
(ImPorted by oarselres,l
always OIL hand, at greatly reduced prices.
I+A call is respectful v solicited hv
HUTCHINGS, CASWELL & SMITH.
4S;5w 16 CEDAR STREET,
8 doors from Pearl-st New York.
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WHO WANTS A MILLER ?

The subscriber is now wishing to obtain en-
ployment as a Miller He feels himself iullvcom-
petent to give entire satisfaction as skillfu and
faithful Miller to any mill owners who wish for
his services. Enquiries can - made at the Ofiea
of the Galaxy or Of the subscriber who now IS IN
Mr. Woods lIill in this village
ENOS NEGUS.
Miadebury, March s1st, 1916. IS: 3v.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-04-23

BowLISo ALLEYS. The revolving TRACE
dy just enacted at Manchester, was conncc-
ted with one of these popular resorts fidIing,
gambling and dissipation. The murdered
Parker kept one of these alleys. and very
likely his life was taken by one of his custo-
ners.
4 friend writes thus:
The time for drawing the full moral from
he dreadful event has not yet arrived. l
have no doubt it will ultimately be discov-
cred, that the murderer was trained up, or
has been in some way Influenced. by the
gambling saloon which was kept by deceased,
One thing in certainly developed, which is,
the direct tendency Of Bowling Alleys, if not
to educate villains, to draw them together, and
to fill up a village with population ds dan
gerous as it is vicious. Gong. Jour.
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TAILORING.

DHILEMON AMES would respectfully inform
L the inhabitants Of MIDDLEBURY and vicinity
that he has again opened shop the village at the
north end Of the BRIDG y, over Moody's Drug store
where he viii be ready wait on his old customers
and all who may favor him with call. He hopes by
diligence and punciualy in his business to merit a
share of their patronage.
NIB. Cutting done at short notice and warrant
ed to fit, il well made.
Middiebury, Jan. 9Th, ls45. S6u
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LIST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
he Posr-Oilice, at Middlebury. Vi. March 81

LIST OF LETTERS REMAINING II
the Post Office, at Middlebury VI. March 3
1915.
Arnold William Jones Stephen
Ames Dsana Keep Philo
Adams Thirsa Langley John o.
Branch James Lawrence Asa
Bolton Syivanus Lakeman ID. III.
Bisby Charles Morris Mrs William
Ballard A. II. Moves Joseph w.
Baldwin Jonathan Normandcr Michael
Carpenter N. ESQ. Nash Aslcl
Crossman Stephen H.Oatman Alya
COOK Samuel Jr. Pinney AlnlOn w.
Church Mrs Eliza Perkins Silas
Crawford Mrs A. 5. Packard DR.. David
Cummings Artelicia Ripley Mrs Philina
Canavan Thomas Rogers Charles
Dean'C. ). ReeIby Owen
Deveraux Mrs Polly Reegsn Bernard 2
Donley Mary Smead John
Donald Nc Miss S. M.Samson Mary NJ.
root Henry W. Shambeau Lyman
Harvey Eligh Stearns Noah
iiochter l.. Severance Roxana
Hawley K. Smith VIM.
Huntington WIN. Smith Jenettc
Huntington Jas. C. Ti!dcn.David Re-
Hall Margaret A. TAYLOR Emeline
Hill Miss Harriet N.2W God Philander.
HacketJ. Jr. Wheeler Calvin
Hoyt Dea. Harvey Wright Samuel o.
lnseih Miss Chris,ianaW heaton George
CHAS, BOWEN, p. NJ.
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~ Susan Reed has been found guilty of
aiding in the abduction OF Slaves. The Jury
left the punishment TO the discretion of the
Judge. Two years in the Pententiary is the
least term to which the Sentence can be re-
duced.-'Si. Louis ReI u5iican. AP. 3.
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Judge comes armed with strong letter OF
recommendation from Van Buren,, and anoth-
er from Wrigh', either of which would have
oeen amply sufficient. The President "cav-
ca IN Immediately after he read them. All
oihce-Seskers are respectfully requested 10
reach washington VIA kinderheok, or AL
1ahy- us the nearest route, whatever place
they start from.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-04-23

BREArAsT IN BosToN, SUPPER IN NEW
YoRK.-The passengers by the Long Island
train Saturday, 29th ult., left Boston at sew
Ell, having taken early breakfast. and after
apassage of nine hours and forty minutes,
were landed here in time for an equally early
supper. Eight hours and half is to be the
time hereafter, between the two cities.-MY.
Gdeette.
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THE CULTITATOK,

NhN SEhiEsi VOL H. FcE lef5
GRATrr for the liberal Patronage his paper continues
10 receive In every section OF The Und Stairs fuprc-
tor has determined TO add and attractive. raur- 70
uie volume Tor 1915, by giving bs;Iiii IT.
Hates, engraved IN tie irsI style nf the NaTiOssoIh
er Improvements ako eunttHt aicd. which ith tho
cfs.aSy increasing lsi Of curits dris trusts
Teidrr 1Htc trivAT"E most welcome Yisiuf wi: ey
ely farmer and hOuiclituriL
Each humber n the ruiiyaor canains p llTgr re- AVG
pages aud l. p"bish Al the Os ptire IT SfcU var
seven copies for s. Fifteen cuyirs Tor $40.
I'VE do more, says Rev. Dr. Bnad editor If The Chris
tan Advocate and Journal than strict justice wrn
say web'iieve n. Cg;iya-r Is eonsr az h,s y urk II
lis class ~ IN United States, and sseI Loiii &
equal To II from Eurup'."
"fnE CuLTtvaTnR is, says the Auburn Journal "6y
al eoiiaris IA M hcs, agricultural paper in he Cirn ~
Ncsieak advis''y says the Northern Aavrca'e ~ hrn
we give TnE CULTIVATION The pre-, mncncc IN point DINA
riIy Of agricultural knowledge, ia every thing which ap-
pertains To he farmer or lie Turning interest"
sCSAnt rersnn wishing 10 obtain the Culvnior can do
50 by handin. dollar To his Postmaster who Is auhnrzed
In forward IL, ire, Of posiaSe, " the pn'prisfnT
NJ orders hIuN b. accompanied with the cash and BE-
lddnssedIo LII tbbk USkLR, Id, Cultivntor, Albany
NY.
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Staple and Fancy Silk Goods,

Alfred Edwards & Co., 122 Pearl st.
Charles Durlee & Co, 1913 Pearl and IS Beaver st.
George III. Williams, late Of Williams, Rankin
& Penniman, p Exchange Place, opposite the
Exchange, 3 doors from VIM. St
VIM. w. Pinneo & Co., 80 Cedar St, corner
William.-Silks, Ribbons, Millenery Goods,
Preach FIowefs. &c.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-04-23

Shoe Pegs.
A large lot Of Shoe p gs in the Block, for
sale a: Factory prices by
z. BECKWITH & Co.
Middlebury, Feb. "a. 1e45.
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GREAT BARGAIN.

For sale, excellent Cow, large Mahog-
any Boos-case( Albany make,) LibraryTa
bic; avariety of valuable Books, among
which are Family Bibles. and Hvmn-books,
at wholesale prices; some 300 hundred spe-
cies of Shells, many of them rare.-A fine
chance for the lovers of Conchology. To-
sether with various articles Of household fur
niture.
Enquire at the Methodist Parsonage, first
door north of the Jail. q.
Middlebury, April 81, 1916.
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SPRING GOODS.
C. Birge & Son, are now getting
in fresh supply of Staple and Fancy
DRY GOODS, CHEAP FOR CASH.
Middlebury, April, Is, 1915.
GARDEN SEEDS,

From the Shakers and Risleys' Gardens
just received and for sale by
u. BECKWITH IL co.
April 18th, 1915.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-01-18
Re OCULAR Stage Lime

FROM rIirTEyILLE TO cAssvILLr, VIA, LANCASTER
AND EDwARDsrILLR.
m he subscriber respectfully informs the publ-
We that he has contracted 10 carry the mail be-
tween the above points and that he has made
ample arrangements for the accommodation ofthe
travelling pubic.
The Stage will leave PlatterilIe for Lancaster
,:sry Monday. Wednesday md Frdayn, o'clock
2. NJ, where II VIII connect with the Stage from
Prairie dn CHEN.
VIII leave Lancaster for Cassvie, passing Ed
wardsyilie, every Saturday motniag. Cassvilc
fo PlatteviIle, via. Edwardsville and Lancactei
every Sunday morning.
Will leave Lancaster for PIatteville every Sunday
at O'Clock P, NJ, and every Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday at 7 O'Clock A. NJ, where il will
connect with the Stage from Galena, also the
Stage from Milwaukee, via Madison.
H. MESSMORE.
Lancaster, May Is, 1874.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-01-18
January is.
marrte0,

;. ,r.,er,oo. on the 10th January instant. by
a lines Humphrey, Esq, Mr.. Henry ADAMS
If patch Grove, 10 Miss HANNAH ASHLEY
Of The former place.
With the above notice we received i've varl-
oerake, all OF which WAS most delicious.
- 10 bride made it. for very small sum. we
MD guarantee TO Mr.. Adams, good wife.
;, Msoouinee. Grant County, Dec. 2oih By
r. K. Lord. Supreme Court Commissioner,
~, DAVID JONES Of Po,osi,'o Miss MARTHA
PATERSON of the former place.
). po,osi. Jan. 9TH. by the Rev. S Bodies.
a Mr.. JoHs JENKINS TO Miss SARAH E. BRrN-
HAM.
:, po,osi, Jan. 9th. by Rev, S Bolles, Mr.,
Jor, SrArON to Miss NANCY HOPKINS,
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-01-18
administrators Notice.

TEyHE Undersigned, having been appointed adj
ministrator Of tho Estate of Charles Wallen,
late of Grant county, Wisconsin Territory, deceas-
ed. hereby gives notice, that all persons having
claims agans, said Estate are hereby requested to
present them TO inc, or 10 the Judge Of Probate in
and for said county, OF or before the fist Monday
of March next, a, 10 O'Clock in the fore noon, at
which time will attend at the 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,
ave hereby requested 70 make immediate payment
to the undersigned. Cf RUS IA. LORD,
Admir- Estate Of Chas Wallen, decd.
Po,osi, January 81, 1915. A 81
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-01-18
REV. DR.. ENVIRONMENTS
Fink ElNpectOsaEat SxaIsas.

a agreeable cordial, aud effective Remedy f,,
"a coughs, honscness, colds, pain in the breast,
Influenza, bard hset,hng, and .ifirult cs,er,ora-
ton. For aduls and children Ia cold climate.
and warm.
lihas remained to a laro day to discover an ar
neie so admirably fitted 10 these complaints 50
p'weau, aod eaeciunl, and YET so perinclly inicA
ccnt and mild.
Let not the public class the scientific result OF i
learned PhysiciAn and Divine with the np.,rnl,s
OF me day Let them make careful pclusal of tho
evidences attending this article; ,heir respe,ab,ii-
~, and the decided manner IN which they sueal !.
aad they cannot Withhold their belief 10 s,,ac ol
us virtues. Let Us assure thom that a single trial
OF II wil do more 10 convince all OF lis merits Than
al they can see or hear on the subject II is qlito
certain that no injury has ever been known 10 arise
from It's free use.
Az UNCOMMON fact is, tina, tho remedy is q syrip,
as pala'ohle aud pleasant To the taste as the most
popular French cordials, aud shildrnn take il al
ways with the creates, readiness
Sold by Bicknell & Co., Potosi.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-01-18
Dr. &c. Bran Dire tn,
Vegetable yIs,Iyersnl PiIIs

tend to cure all disease, because they are the ma
iural medicine Of man, and therefore only remove
the corrupt or vtiatcd humors, the cause of pain
and sickness, leaving the good humors TO give Life
and Health 10 the body.
The BRASDRETH Pulls, as general family
medicine, especially in country 50 subject to sud-
den changes Of temperature as this, then value IS
incalcuable. Byhaving the Brandreth Pills al
ways hand, should a sudden attack Of sickness
take place, they can be given atoncc, and viii Of
ten have effected cure before tic physician could
have arrived
In cholic, and il inflammation Of the bowels, these
Pills viii oaceleleige, and perseverance, in their
use, according to the directions, will surely DO all
that medicine can do 10 restore the health.
la diseases arising from The uso of mercury, or
from any or yitation, from bad blood or 9TH
erwise, their use will produce the most happy re-
suits In all attacks Of rheumatism, Efyspclas,
Salt Rheum, and IN cases OF chronic Or recent Cos
tiyeness, tho use OF the Bandreth Pills will be pro-
duciise of infinite seryicc-somciimes occasionins
50 great change fof the better as to cause gfent
thankfuIness
Ia all cases Of Indigestion, Worms, Asthma,
Diseases Of the Heart, and III all affections Df the
Stomach and Bowels, the Brandreih Pills viii he
found ncvef-faiing remedy.
To insure the foil benefit OF these celebrated PilIs
they should bs kepi in the house, that upon the
MIST COMMENCEMENT OF blckness tley may DC NJ
once tes0red to. One dose is better then than
dozen after the disease has become established IN
the system.
The Brandfeih Pills are parely vegetable, and
innoea ont that the infant Of month Did may use
them If medicine Is required, not only with Salty
but with cedainty oireceip ing all the benefit me-
dieine is capable of impaitins. Females may use
the GI7ing all the critical periods Of their lives
The B,audreii, Pills viii insure their health, and
produce regularity al al the ioncfions oiifs.
BecaTefsl ofcoulisrfeit Pills How 10 avoid thess
Each Agent sho sells the Genuine Bfandfetb
Pills has a CERTIYICATE oF AGEXCY, which has
been engraved al sasi expense. ltEepEesenls The
ManulactorY al Stag Sihg, the banks OF the
Hudson river, and is signed by DR.. Brandrelh, ADD
has seal stamped upon the Iapeh
Above all o5seFye the labels upon the bozns.
Each box oftbs Gesuine P,s has ioss s4fse lsl4ess
uPoHit The top and the bottom iabsi containing
upwards nf 5000 ietiers in Ran ISk. The words
BgygAnT BEARnELTn's P!LLs being printed
oyer tuo huaofed times GPoa the Two Labels.
C. Beach & 20. Agsais at Mineral Point, Wis
Z. Bsylsy g. Co, Agents az P!sr.T.ie. VIA:
slsp Agents ior Sias' Pills: Aoaars Pills aaa
PhaniE Buers; Shelman's Msd'd Lozsnses, SC.
NETANTED any quantity q 81. les delivered
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-01-18
Land for Sale .

FEYiiE Undersigned will sell upon accommoda-
H. ting TENS, the following Land, in Grant coun-
", w. r., viz: the 5. ani the N. w. 4 ofjhe
N. w. ofscc. b, aud the ~ Il. of sec 81, in
town range , w, aud the $. l.. the N W.
1 of Sec 4, iowa range : w. The above lands
are situated on and near Big Platte river, are well
tmberod, and near AN excellent sawmill. The
timber is well calculated for Lumber OF every de-
scrption, and lying as II does, contiguous 10 u
sawmill, Is.vefy valuable. The lands in the mme-
diate neig hborhood are settling vely fast, which
will ronde, it very soon very desirable location
for settlement. There is u small improvement up
on the premises, consisting Of House, aud small
field Of ID or IL acres under cultivation. Terms
viii be favorable Apply to
ORRIS MCCARTNEY,
July 4, 1911. Agent for the owner;
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-01-18
NERVE AND BONE LINiaIE,NT. AND
INDIAN VENERABLE ELMER.
cunr ron RuruMArto Arrrrrloxs.

cuRE ron RHEUMATIC AFFECTIONS.
apflS article is most truly named, rs il pene-
tfates To every nerve aud snew of tho petsan
using u, aud IL has attained reputation uneqnll-
nd ~ any other article in Rheumatism. This eN-
tornally, with ,ho INDIAN VEGETABLE El,xIn ~.
ternaliy, viii ctife the severe chses-ex,end
contracted muscles, aud bring feeling aml senublis
" to iimbs long pagalixed aud useless. We need
nhly feief to some below to Obtain The conn.
dehee OF the public for these arlihles.
o. The following is too respectable, and ,hs
Gentleman too well known to iegafe. comment
Lct /, be read.
NJ have been afflicted most gricvon,ly since 1873 },
WIN Rheumatism and contraction OF tho cord. III
my legs, caused by the cramps of,he c,nlofa, witch
then had IN It's most severe form. Af,ur ,fyins
many remedies IN vain, have found relief4bad
tho corls ofmy legs relnxed--the swollinps getor-
ed-and mn greatly benefited by tho use of ono ba,
ls OF iiEwEs' NERVE AND I}oNE LlsIsrSp. na,,l
| externally, anll one bottle OF ISnhe VfsFf,n,.s.
ELIXIR, used internally a, the same time. Lea,
aow walk with case in positions that could not i,
wcckngo endure ut all
JAMES g. REYNOLDS,
II Chrystio.streoi, coraol of Dcancov n y
Sold by Bitknel & Co., Potosi.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-01-18
MRS. SUSAN JOHNSON,
LATE FROM THE EAST,

WT0uLD Respectfully inform the Ladies oi
Wv Potosi and vicinity, that she has com
menced the Mantaumnking and Mitliner businos,
in this place. Having had long experience in the
above business she ilatters herself that she viii be
able to please all that may favor her with n call
having every article in the Fancy line, that ma,
be wanted. Trimmings t6r Diesses aud Cloaks.
Cords, lasscls, Gimps, Buttons, Frinscs aud LA.
ces also Silks ofovev description, NovcIs, Aui-
fcials, Ribbons, aud Trimmings for Bonncts Leg
horn aud Straw Bonnets, Gaps, Collars, inside
ilandkerchicts and Ladies CraYats; an assortment
ofwhich viii alwaysbe KEEP, on had. All kinds
OF Embrodery can be done, such as Dresses, La.
dies Ap,ons, Shlwls, Masonic Aprons; Il sample
Of which can be seen by calling at the store o
WIN. l.. johnson.
Ladies will find il greatly 10 their advantage to
Call, and have fashionable work done. Shn ha'
made arrangements u receive tho --latest Fashion,
from the Eastern Cities every month.
Ladies may he assured that any work entrusted
TO her hands, will DO done with noataoss aud les
patch.
She can be iound by calling nj Tho store o
WIN. l.. johnson, one door above d. 4. Mcken
zies store.
Po,osi, Sept 1871. % Gm
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-01-18
THE CONSTITUTION.

WHAT Is THAT WE CALL THE CONSTITUTION
YEyHE Constitution Of Man may be said to be
hatwhich constitutes his frame; comprising
tia bones, muscles, cartridges, nerves, &c. The
blood is therefore the constitution, because il con-
siitutes or makes avery part Of The body The
Heart is formed, which muscle, by the power it re-
ceives from its parent, the Blood, builds uo the
whole body. We must then canfess that, accord
ing the blood is pure ui impure, must tie solids
Of the body be healthy or unhealthy
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-01-18
PUBLIC NOTICE.

Eshe chy given.io all concerned that ample pro-
4 Visions are made by con,gact with Isaac
Wopdwari ol Lancaster for the support, mainten-
paupers now resident. aud other persons who are of
may be within the limits of the County of Grant
during the year i845, be ing such entitled. by
llw to any aid or assistance from said County,
ulde the laws. of Wisconsin. All overssors of the
poor, in said County hereby rnjoined to make
immediate repo.t 10 Isaac Woodward ia each
and every case where anoldei is given on complaint
for assistance to be rendered any poor per.on, that
such person has bccnm: n Co1niy charge. No
charges for assistance rendered hereafter to any
such person requiring ASSISTANCE, before order
given by oserseer Of the poor or without such
warrant, will be taiilby the County. And no
charges win he.eailer be paid 10 any person ren
derias ass>islenco such poor person. after notice
the poor, shall have been giyeh to fcaac Wood
Uafd. t@8
BY order of the Board Of Commissioners Of said
County. ATTEST, l.. o. SiIRADER, Clerk
or The following persons have been appointed
by the said Board, rs Oyerseers OF the Poor, with
in their respective Pecinct4, aud " ho.ars seycra-
y required TO comply with the rcqnisi,ois of the
above notice. Noah Ii. Virgin, P1att -gille, -
Henry l.. Massey, Potosi,
Orrs Mccartney, Cassville,
Henry Patch, Patch Grove, ssals.-s-s.sss
Allen Preston, Halle Green,
Warren iannum, Fairplay,
Samuel Tompkins, Lancaster.
IL 3, l.. o. SHRADER, Clerk
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-01-18
HARDWARE.
GMssAsAss.o@a sggsS9se =, ,.st .

AZ EEpS varied and extensive assortment oI
~ Dry Goods, French Goods, Clockcly Boots
and Shoes, together with large lot of Groceries.
also, 1000 lbs. of good wild Feathnis which he
will dispose of on tho most liberal terms, for Cas,
or country Produce. N. b. Always on hand.
Prairie du Chion, December l6, 1914. An
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-01-18
Pine Lumh her.

IENuE suesctihor keeps constantly on hand fni
a sale, seacral assortment, Of yrcen and div
Fine Lumber, such siding, flooring and nlank Of
all descriptions. lie also keeps and saws 10 order.
Fine, Maple, Walnut, white Ash, Oak, Linn, BE-,
Nc, AZ the shortest npilee. He has n first rate
Lathe machine IN successful operation and can
furnish any quantity Of lathe aud 50 81 timber.
ready ripped. !. WARNER
Mlvllo, Noycmbcr lst, 1911.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-01-18

I'iiE flLES.-To those suffering with iha
distressing complaint, the piles, We would recs
commend that old and well established remedy,
Hays Liniment, which is Known TO cure ninei,
nine cases cut OF every hundred, where Il Is USED.
We know many persons who had suffered with the
phes 'or many yeas eheciuaNy cured by the use II
single bottle. Many persoas have been imposed
upon by counterfeit adicle: all. therefore, wlo
wish inget nd OF this troublesome complaint, should
procure Hays Liniment only az Ricknclls. Polnsl