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The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-08-20
BELOW The BAYOU,
P. A. Owen. Jas. THARF,
0W9N g I9A34a
MerEtbtmG, .HOrmarotHG
AND
Cow MISSION MERCHANTS,
AND DEALERs IN
Groceries and Produce,

K02oo CAtys MISS
VIZ 6 are now receiving, aud viii keep oOns
w stantly on hand a General Stock Of Gro
ceries, Produce and plantation SupplieSs con-
sistne in part OF the following articles:
SUeARs--N. Orleans brown elariGed & Loaf
~ York standard leaf crushed and
powdered.
COTrEE-oid government Java HsVupha. La
guam end Rio
TEAs@~ImpeFial aud GnPpO WIDER IN boxes and
caddiss.
MeLGusEs- Sugar house and Plantation.
CANDLEs-NeF Bedford speFm, star d tallOw.
MAcEEREL in bbls., haliI, ore. and kits.
SALT-- Liverpool eOhue and 6no.
VmEcAR-CidsF and while wins.
PoRK-Mess and prime.
BACOE-Sides shoulders aad hams.
FLOUR-SSt. Louis end Ohio brands.
ToBAcUo>-Asorted brands and qualities.
OIut.-Sporm, whale, linsesd and tanners.
BasauSa, ROFE, TWNE, Linssye, james. Lo=
veil Ir0a Nails Castingl, Chaina, Axes, aOess
spades, shovels, saWas horse collars, stones
wooden and tin ware. white ledd, tufpenlines
ampblact, powder. shot, lead, bsd.eords, plough
lines, mannella rope, spice, pepper, gingefs ai-
mOuds, Faitius, claret wine, demijohna, ficketsf
60. kc., all Of which win be solil ~ ~ whole
sale and retail.
August 5th. io45. ,4Sly
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-08-20
M ENTS.
CANDIDATES.


we are authorized 10 announce JOHN w :.
FUQUA, asa candidate for reelection TO the
ONCE Of Sheriff, Of iscounty, at the November
election.-P AID.
We are authorized 10 announce DAVID #.
BATES, as a candidate FOR the Office Of Sieriff
Of YazOo county, at the ensuing election in No.
venber next.-PAID.
FOR CIRCUIT JUDGE.
We are authorised to announce ROBERT C !.
PERRY as candidate for Judge Of the Fifth
Judicial District, composed Of the counties Of
YazOo, Holmes, Alfalfa, Leake, NOxubee, Win
ston and Madison, at the next November Elec-
ton.
We are authorized 10 announce the Hon
MORGAN Il. FITCH as candidate for judge
oC the Fifth Judicial District, composed Of the
counties Of Yazoo, Holmes, Alfalfa, Leake,
Noxubee, Winston and Madison, at the next
November election.
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
We are authorized to announce Col WILL
IAN u. PUGH, as candidate for District At
torney, for the Fifth Judicial District, composed
Of the counties Of YazoO, Madisen, Holmes, At
.taia, Winston, Noxubee and Leake.
We are authorized 30 announce JAMES M.
DYER, ESQ, OF Holmes, as a candidate for the
Office Of District Attorney, for the Fifth Judicial
District, composed Of the counties Of YazOo,
Madison, Holmes, Attala, Winston, Noxubee
and Leake.
We aFe authorized TO announce w B. TUR-
NER, Esq, Of Yazoo county, as a candidate
for the Office Of District Attorney, for the Fifth
Judicial District.
FOR CLERK CIRCUIT COURT.
We Authorised to announce Glib. BARNES,
A.. e r "
cult Court Of Yazoo county.
We are authorized TO announce X. EATON
KEYS, ESQ, as candidate. for the Office Of
Clerk OF the Circnit Court Of YazoO county.
FOR CLERK OF PROBATE COURT.
We are authorized TO announce G. G. MOB
LEY, as a candidate for Clerk Of the Probate
Court of Yasoo county.
FOR ASSESSOR.
We are Authorised TO announce WILLIAM
N. PEERS, as a candidate for the Office Of Az
sessor OF YaZoo county.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-08-20
LOW PRICES.
BENTON Livery Stable.
Aug. 90, ls45.

WETE have rented the SWisheI Tavern on the
w public square, Of M. J. B. Clark ior the
our0ose Of carrying on The livery business N its
yarious branches. We Offer our services 10 the
public generally, and sOlieit the patronage Of
sraveIefs droVsri, purchasers and sellers Of hor-
rs. ss ,Fe viii Be prepared % accommodate
,bem bv a. before the FIRST Of September. We
so,s ~ siriet atteBtion 20 business to give gen
srsi satisfaction, and receives hberel share Of
natfonaro. Traveller conducted, and baggage
eat h snY Hotel 10 town without e1ls ga "a.
Ana rs. ist5 fir
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-08-20
ROBT. FISHER,
MILTON PILES,
JOHN WARMACK,
r Il. JENNINGS.


BENTON, MISS, May I2, l645.
certify thatI owned drug store in the town
Of Benton, Miss. in the year 1874, and that
sold about 200 bikes Of w. w. Woods fever
and ague pills, and that warranted every box
to cure, aud that I have never known these pills
to fail to effect cure in a few hours. can say
that believe they are equal to any medicine
ever Offered to the public for the cure Of chill s.
fever or fever and Ague. y. q MCKEE.
BENToN, Miss, April Is, l645.
/ have used Dr. Woods fever and ague pills
in my family for several years, and can cheerful
ly bear testimony to their efficacy in the imme
date cure OF chllls and fevers in any form.
have also been for some time connected with
drug stsre, in which they were consianlV kept
for eale. and do not know Of single instance, IN
which they have not given instant relief They
are the most popular remedy, BY far, ofany 9TH
er in this section. NJ. A. JENKINS.
w. W. WOOD, Benton, Mess. July, l545.
Sold wholesale and retail By
o. o. WOODMAN, g. co.
Yazoo City.
Aug. 90, ls45. 45-ly.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-08-20

a LOT Of negroes (men and wOmenl TO hire
IN. at the Brick Stable.
BLACKMAN, SCOTT & co.
Aug. 10, 1s45. 4asE
The New York herald., 1845-01-10
Anti-Renters in the OIden Time.

In looking over "Dunlap's History of NewYork," /"
came across the following account of distur-
bance on the Rensselaer, Manor by the tenants,
in l766, which at this time may be interesting to
your readers One "Pendergast' appears to have
been the "Big, Thunder" OF that day.
"l766-At different periods mobs assembled
upon the eastern part OF the manor of Rensselaer,.
They called at his house and left message for
him, that If he did not appear at their place OF rem
dezveus, they would come to him.
son the 26th Of June, the sheriff Of Albany,
with l05 men, went TO a house on the manor TO
disperse the rioters, Of whom there were about 60
On the sherif's approach TO the house, they fired
jnriDg him. Several shots were exchanged, and
Mr.. Cornelius Tenbrook, OF Claverack, was kill
ed, aud seven others of the militia wounded
Three of the rioters were killed, andmany wound
ed among the latter, Capt. Noble, one of the
leaders. They retreated to Mobiles house, where
they formed breastwork, and kept their ground
until the sheriff and his party left the place. On
another day, the rioters, or Pendergasts party had
skirmish with party OF regulars, with some
loss"
Pendergast was subsequently, taken, tried in
Duchess county for high treason, and condemned
to be execated and, like the present Big Thun-
der, became very penitent. Fifty. or sixty OF his
appears there was some difficulty in obtaining a
hangman at the time, for find the following no.
tice appeared; "Anyperson incning to assist al
the execution of Pendergast, by applying TO James
Livingston. sheriff of Duchess county, will meet
with good reward. He shall be so disguised as
not to be known, and secured from insult" But
before the day of execution arrived, Pendergas,
the province, 'until his msjesty's pleasure be
known" | have been unable to ascertain what
became Of him afterwards.
Yours, ANTIQUARIAN.
The New York herald., 1845-01-10
Common Pleas.


JAN o. Robert Reeder and Mary his wie James w.
Burke and Joanna his De and versa Burke scfe
vs. Reeder and we-These were two sct,ons Of assault
ard battery each party complaining Of the other the
ggressor but in order to the expense of sepsr
trials and the evidence in both the same
the parties agreed to try them together II appeared In
evidence that Mrs Reeder resides at No. ~ sree
and the 2Sth March last and without giving any Just
cause provocation, attacked by Mrs Burke and
severely beaten the face and while attempting TO save
her face with her hands, Mrs. Burke seized hold of her
thumb with her teeth and acerated severely
she has not since been able TO it SelEdefence
pit aded and the only question before the jury 10 who
commenced the sftay1 Verdict for Reeder and wife
5000 damsge and six cents costs In the second actjen
Judgment for det Scoes Cooper for Reeder and wife
d. ursham, Jr., Tor Burke and wife
Eliza b. Jumei Va james Munroe-In this cause il an.
reared that plaintiff the Of certain premises stu
ae in the l2h ward which she leased to defendant from
April 1889, to lst April ls40 at the yearly rent Of
$1,000 pay able quarterly and in advances the present
is brought for the half years. ending
October 1890 and also for injury done vsrous parts
o the premises furniture &c For defence eviction was
pleaded also that previous the Of this
suit $3.50 had been paid in satisfaction Of the half year
rent sued for that the ID October 1882 and be-
fore part the last hall years rent became DUE he
summary elected from the premises, and to the
count for damages the premises furniture, &c LEFT
better repair than when defendant entered into posseg
sen.
Nelson Chase for plaintiff, James Humphrey, for do.
tndant
Adjourned over to this forenoon.
The New York herald., 1845-01-10
Court Of Oyer and Terminer.

Before Judge Kent and AIdeTMen Bqptlng and Jackob
JAM 9-Muvder Andrew KLEIN, wretcbed looking
man, arraigned for the wul murder Of Catherine
Hanisn by ssbbiug her the 23i December last II will
be recoected that Klein was the man who feed the pre-
mses of the unfortunate victim of his revenge the 2Sd
u which has been fully reported under police head
He is perfectly savage looking man, and pleaded not
guilty His Counsel asked for postponement Of the trial
the next of the Court (Which grante) and
intimated his intention oput in the plea Of insanity
Sentence William Armstrong, who was found guilty
Of the murder of James Claudsey July last in the 9th
Ward was placed at the bar TO receive his sentence
The CouRr sentenced the prisoner to three ar
nine months to the State Prison.
Mon, oe Ed,eards-Mr WHITING, the District Attorney,
applied the part Of Brown, Brothers Co.. to have the
immense expenses which they incurred In prosecutin
Monroe Edwards refunded 10 them.
The CouRr took in the sidavIs and reserved its deci
sion until this forenoon when the Court adjourned
The New York herald., 1845-01-10
Superior Court.

Before Chief Justice Jones.
JAN. 9-Gour0ud VS. CLark.-Libel CGse-This case,
already noticed concluded The defence put in was
that the words complained of were not Of sufficient
amount to damage the plaintiffs reputation that ey
we're used in reference to particular occasion at the
Tabernacle and that tho alleged Libel in calling plaintiff
had reference his professional repu-
tation. The jury found for the defendant.
.4nfonio Ra,tr vs Lyon Berkard Slander This
action Of slander The plaintiff is Dentist, residing in
Broadway, and 1t appeared that defendant in aterca
uon with him. called him thief and robber, for
which expression suit is brought. The defence put in
was that in May last defendant plaintiffs store
and contracted for Of teeth for which he TO pay
S34 and paid in part in advancethat he subsequent
" took the teeth and kept them night they
did not suit there being but Of them instead Of
agreement Defendsnt subsequently returned and COM
pianed Of this when the Dentist told him sit down.
when he took out the een and told defendant pay for
them and he could have them further alleged that
he plaintiff and d. fsndspt had made written sE ement
regard to this contract and that the plaintiff had e
torsed on the back the Of the
$40, which he demanded hack from plaintiff This occa.
stoned the alteration, which led to the alleged slander.
Adjourned over.
Before Judge Vsnderpoel.,
JAN Peter Borthelemy the Nev York Poydrets Co.
This case already noticed is still before the
The New York herald., 1845-01-10
(ConeIusion Tomorrow. J
U. .. Circuit Court

JAM 9-Clsvk vs. Kovanogh.-The jury in this case al
cesdy noticed recorded their verdict Follows The
mortgage was given for past debt snd that debt
contracted or the support OF the family and say they
ALL
The New York herald., 1845-01-10
u. .. S..Com,niss ners.


IAN. 9-John Salter and Richard Lusher charged with
sadeavor to create revolt board the Hercules her
asst trip IRON Odessa, examined and discharged.
The New York herald., 1845-01-10

Correspondence OF the Herald
~ U. s. BRIG BAINBRIDGE.
MoNTRvIDRo, September 2S, 1874
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Eso.-
DEAR SIR:-
Presuming that you would be pleased to heal
tsom this port, l take advantage Of the English
aAnkat n send -yon a line or two
We have been lying here three weeks, and dur
ing that time have had singular variety Of
weather-one day being calm, bright and warm,
the next, cold, with fresh gales and very heavy
ground swell, rendering an excursion to the shore
any thing but pleasant. In regard 10 the war low
going on here, have little to say; not much has
been done since our arrival. The other day the
MOntevideo gun boats went out and attacked one
Of the B'ockading Squadron, but they returned
without prize, and have not learned if any thing
of moment occurred
We hear plenty Of firing, but presume it comes
from The Outposts.
There is quite large force of vessels of war an.
chored near us, consisting OF English, French,
tuguese, Sardanian, Brazilian, &c, making quite
a respectable show.
Business is almost at Sstand still; the people
are hard up for provisions, and from conversations
have held, there appears to be but little prospect
of a speedy close to the war
The U. s. ship Boston sailed for Buenos Ayres 3
days since. Captain Pendergrast, Ibeleve, hasren-
dered considerable service to our Merchant Ma
rine during his stay off this Port His ship is in
most perfect order and discipline, and is in fact an
ornament to our little navy.
The brig is a beauty, and though we do not make
much noise, sti hold our heads high enough and
fatter ourselves that beat the Frigates Raritan,
Congress and Unired States, Ito say nothing OF q
French Sloop Of War,) in fair race off Rio de ia
neiro.
Please report the vessel, officers and crew all
we'll
A few of your papers oat this way would glad
den the hearts Of all our "New Yorkers"
1 will write when l find any thing of interest to
communicate Truly yours,
UOyrrrr -
The New York herald., 1845-01-10

THE RIVER AT ST. LOUIS There is no ice in
the river opposite this place Six feet water is re-
ported the bars Cairo The river here is within
bout three feet of low mark The river closed
Il the OF of the Lower Rapids, and at Warsaw lon the
23 |, and C ossing had commenced on the ice.
The New York herald., 1845-01-10
MESSRS. SCHNEIDER 81 REBHUN'S
OTILLION BAND

u ~ 4 L. IL - IN Is "A N IL
LATE OF RATOGA SPRlNG
"A Soires &c and combining Band Of various !ntru
men from two twenty the most modern and fshiona-
bic Muse hope give their usual satisfaction Application
MEssRs. SCHNEIDER g REBHUNs.
jal lm.rc 50 Cro.by street.
ton and Fort Aaniltoa would re.peesfaly inform he
assi &c .sss si
q Lanne strsos: Lsb.Ly Julien &c &c. The Band CON
6h Octave Gothic Double Action Harp Accompaniment;
will furnish Piano Forte alone when required MUNCk,
HELFENRITTER No: a5. Cents street. dss lm.
MUsIC-Mr DUMsDAl, ! rofess9r Of Munc, NO. s.
M thryse street. above WALKER viii to the residence Of
his pupils and teach moderate temsl the Gui. and
and for basds piano oes correctly
tuned SaActory references given on application dz lmm
MINERVA ASSEMBLY ROOMS,
THE PRorRfEToRs Of the above suite Of rooms have
immense expense, completed the most elegant and com
BALL OR CONCERT ROOM
10 the city, and respectfully vie for IL the attention OF the
arly adaps for the purposes intended and the interior ar
rangsnns have been made entirely with the view Of promoting
the comfort and eon'snirqsf fife q sarooS t S;iS"-
capable Of seetinv thousand peson The decornons
ofthe chase description being Sgnor Csre!ls best
*. Mr. TSe Msen
by three costly chandeliers presents d6 unequalIed by
any other establishment in the city.
provided rendering the Minerva Rooms the most de-
sirable in the city for Concerts, Assemblies, &c..
Full particulars be had by application TO Mr. Hutchnss
B-Mary and other companies desirous of giving din
will d these Rooms convenience Tor eettng
the same in the most elegant and eommodous STYLE
The New York herald., 1845-01-10

QUADRILLE BAND
n BALLS AND PARTIES furnished with Mssse
sN4v at the shortest notice, by applying TO uEQk9E
83yWHITWORTH, $50 last Broadway, or JOHN
- wHiTWOkTH, 2s9 WALKER street
AIR HENRY PHlLLlPS-1hs smallest Grand Pianotofie
WI mads brought FROM England by ths ce,eatec vo
casi il now he rod ard he at the rianniorte
Wsrstooms of stoas, Worcester Duahsm, 81 Sroaswsy'
olluN
The New York herald., 1845-01-10

Court Calendar-ThlS Day.
CIRCUIT CouRr-Nos 60, 81. ~, 80
COMMON PLEAs-Nos 66 &c. 6e, SO, 10, II, 72 73 IlB
SUPERIOR CoURr-No calendar.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-08-16
FANCY AND SILK GOODS.

Silk Velvet Dress Silk Apa Mousln de LANES; Fouar sp
Bge; B!zarns splendid Mnoes
Engh Vestngs coars chemset lace cus silk wgdes
ue bead hair bue and gilt bracelets; head
lunches,
of Ribbons Gmp loop and silk fringe; elastic stocks
Gents figured ca Embroidered Marno
wed hose Mems do silk fe worsted and gloves Mems buck
and linen thread floss; silk silk
ed bindings silk cord bishop lawn jackone cambck;
dgings; insertion footing &c. Blonde Wells; guze
d silk pocket plaid fancy silk, damask pmarino.
dress hdk denap sca embroidered bazarne and s
plaid plaid worsted embroidered Kaby, Bevdere, muslin de
5oeed mousln de ne hb florida robroy pane
Ednburg Vc shawl &c. &C., barge; umbrellas and pa SHE'LL
side and back horn, combs buttons;
pece violin &c &C. &C. Fancy shaving
oil; bears o cologne and bay balm coumb ndbe
good assortment Of Fashionable
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-08-16
Grant County Delinquent
List

dice q HIe CleFk of tte Board q Comnlission-
ers Of Grant County, His.
LANCASTER, June 18th, 1916.
A LII PERSONS are hereby notified, tat the
IN following tracts OF Land aud Town Lots, sold
in December, lS43, for the taxes due and unpaid
thereon for the year l643, and previous years,
main unredeemed in this Office. Now, therefore,
unless the tsxes interest, and charges, added to the
several tracts herein described, together with the
redemption fee, and any interest that may subse-
auenty accrue, together with the charges for adver
Using the same, shall DE paid within six months
from the date hereof, in pursuance Of the statue in
such made and provided, the same will be for
leited for such lax and charges:
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-08-16

A FRAGMENT.-T The bleak winds
howlcd-the elements, with maddened
fury, all seemed storming with malig
nant rivalry, which would most alright
and awe the trembling universe.
Peal after peal Of most vindictivc thun-
der clashed, like globes on globes,
madly Misunderstanding fierce and
hcadlong-reeling through the vast n
byss of space, to meet aud bsrst. The
soaring lightning glared A long and
dreadful pause, as if an universal shock
convulsed eternity, and naught remain
ed in view but the hideous glare of hell!
Rocks, unseatcd fl ON their ponderous,
and aged beds, rushed horcely down
the mountains trembling sides, split
ting and recling in thousand varied
ways, till some huge, towering wave,
ms if with kindred spirit. bounds half
way up to catch them 10 its swelling
bosom. An interval of awful pause at
length presided! And then, groans,
seeming as from the damned, fell thrill
lingly on my startled and aif'righted
ear!
Again! | bent in silence to catch
the sound! twas human! turned to
seek it--heayens. what night!--'tis
here!
In tattered weeds, seen by the lurid
lightning's glare, a wretch in biLterest
angn.sh wrung his ncshless hands
his dcep-sunken eye-balls rolled wildly
and vacant; then, as if in death, with
n demons glare, were fxcd-his pale,
hollow cheeks seemed turned again TO
clay-his long white teeth were firmly
clonched, and glistened bare, and thro'
them ever and anon, in wolul accents,
mingled with most deep despair, and
with inward torture, he muttered:--
"Oh, God! mcrcy--mercy! Ha! hell
he'll! !"
Pity stole upon mel grasped hi.
hand-'twas cold! "Can | do aught?'
] cried, ms tears convulsed me.
With a grin that chilled me, thric,
he tried TO speak; hut ebbing natur,
seemed overpowered-he sank!
"Tcll me-" exclaimed, "if there i
augh, that may yet be donel Wha
preysupon your soul! Speak-spcak! =
i wildly cried.
He slowly raised his head, as il hi
peace to make. and with a stunnin,
Voice, cried, Ohi how my corn aches
Knee this storm was coming"
Z0LL
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-08-16

A young gentleman up town, upon
leaving home, yesterday morning, ask
ed for pair of large, strong boots
His anxious mother inquiring his rea-
sons for putting on such boots at this
time, was told that he thought il prop-
CT, as it was likely he might melt down
during the day, and if so she might
know where 10 find him.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-08-16
Sd Sc I e @ @ % S.

Fine Blue Black and Grey Broad cloths; fancy striped plaid plain
double tled Cimeres ineis all coors Pilot CLOTH Tweed CLOTH
cloths Cadet cloths Kentucky
o Hard Tines white yellow
abby Velvet Veveteen Lnseys; hing sheeng
unbeached Dring mariners stripe: icking checks English
American ealoes Gngams Lnns se paddng buckam ho
linen beovers; batting; wadding
Mackinaw, Rose and Whitney Blankets; Wooden
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-08-16
MilIS AlYIaOlUSs
nIf won have apy tears 10 shed, prepare I

"If you have any tears to shed. prepare TO
shed them now:" The reader whose sensibil-
lilies are not excited and whose lachrymal foun-
iaiDs overflow not, on the perusal Of the follow
ing pathetic ballad, would dance minuets in a
sepulchre or hornpipe on coffin. Alas! for
The "unforlinil' young oyierman.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-08-16

Consumption Of he Langs, Liser Complaints,
Coughs, Colds, ASTHMA, Bronchitis, Crop,
UhooPing Cough, Influenza, Hoarseness,
Splitting Of Blood, Difficulty efBrea-
tang, PAINS U tte Side or
Breast, etc. etc. etc. etc.
IN presenting this highly useful and valuable
II medicine TO public notice as remedy toi
/" Consumption" and Pulmonary diseases ia gener-
al, the proprietor has been actuated solely by the
great success attending its use in his own practice
AID desire to benefit the afflicted, and would
therefore wish particularly to impress upon the
public mind, thai il is entirely different from the
nostrums daily ushered in TO notice by ooasiing
quacks, as itno, only emanates from regular Fhy-
sieian, BUT has also been well tested ia the
complaints for Which il is recommended.
That II stands at the head OF other rene
dies is now universally conceded. Ii has cured
thousands upon 1housands-ol all elases in cases OF
The most dangerously coasamptive character =
And physicians OF the greatest emimnence through
out oul whole country unhesi,atingly recommend
il as the most powerful curative Of Pulmonary dis
eases in the whole range OF Pharmacy. The sales
ia the Western States have thOs far been unpaSa-
loed and the gratifying proofs OF It's efficacy
have been deceived from every place waere il has
been used. For sale by BlCSNELL Co,
Agents, Pogosi W. 7.
+ 6S-Look oui fer sossrioas limitations.
Tie sg4.s and eenssiHe WlSrAk's BAtsAM is sold
Z in 81 Louis, Mo, ey PAIRS Il BLAXTsLGY, eeg-
ner Of 81 and Chesnut streets. Also Tor sale in
Southern Wisconsin, by the following Aseats:--
T.. Bayley & Co, Plauevils; K. u. Pui,oyd Mio-
eral Point: Bowel Il Carson, nOd ,e,ile: Ed
win Ricknell, potssi: z. W. Pslton y Co. Pgai-
ne du Chen; J. W. OSis, Lancaster; and oy re.
spectacle druggists and dealers in every town and
cay throughout the western states aud euisag,es.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-08-16
FRESH FALL AND WINTER
DRY GOODS & GROCERIES.
j n WI T. S M. q IT'S.

receiving his Store in Lancaster the and
of Goods offered this maket
great New York; and bought such prices they will be afforded
extremely low. Among his selections may be found