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Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-04-19
Regular Stage Line
FROM P1ATTEyItLE TO cAssyiLLE, VIA. LANCAs
AND EDwARDsvILLE.

FROM rLATTEyItLE TO cAssyiLLE, VIA. LANCASTER
AND EDwARDsvILLE.
81 HE subscriber respectfully informs the publ
~ that he has contracted 10 carry the mail be-
tween the above points aud that he has made
ample arrangements for the accommodation ofthe
travelling pubic.
The Stage will leave Plaiieville for Lancaster
every Monday, "Wednesday and Friday at O'Clock
z. NJ, where it viii connect with the Stage from
Prairie du CHEN.
Will leave Lancaster for Cnssville, passing Ed
wardsville, every Saturday moIniag. Cassvillo
fo Plauevlle, via. Edwardsvle and Lancacter
every Sunday morning.
Willleave Lancaster for Platteville every Sunday
at O'Clock 7. NJ, and every Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday at O'Clock A. NJ, where il viii
connect with the Stage from Galena, also the
Stage from Milwaukee, via Madison.
H. MESSMORE.
Lancaster, May Is, 1874.
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NEW GOODS.

lust received per steamer uncio Toby, the
81 largest aud cheapest stock of Goods ever Of
fered for sale in the Territory. All sorts OF Dry
and Fancy Goods, Bonneis, and Hats of the latest
Style; Clothing and Groceries at Wholesale and
Retail 100 bis. of Mess Pork,
10000 lbs. assorted Bacon,
1000 Sc Lard in kegs and barrels
Goldfish, Mackerel, White Fish,
a large quantity Of Whisky, Brandy. Gins, Wines,
Candies, White Lead, Oils, Currents,
Raisins, Paints, Candles, Soap,
ss'Ns-t Teas, &c,
Tar in kegs, dozen Diamond steel Flows;
Z Which assortment will be sold unexpectedly low,
to which we call the attention of every one wish.
ing to buy seasonahle and cheap Goods.
5. NJ. & f. LANGWORTHY.
Po,osi, March 25, 1S44.
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NJ + DICAL NOTICE.
DIR. CREIGHTON.

I3Op&NYLt1 J2Jt(YSIll1lLslllY,
Most respectfully informs the ctizens Of Poiosi and
tic public IN general, that he has located himself
~ Polosi, W. +. and offers his professional ser-
vices to those Who may favor him with their pat
tonage, mi Gaiiers himself thathe is competent
70 core say disease that is within the reach oi
Medicine. His Medicines are peculiarly cal
culaied fpf the cure of Liver Complaints, Dispep-
STA, Fever aud Agnc, affections Of The Lungs AMI
Kidneys, Weakness ofthe Stomach, GcnEn,lds-
billy Of Females, &e. Onco opposite Messrs.
LanIwonhy's store.
Polo.i, W. r., Aug. 20, 1874
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Ten Dollars Re,rrd
BANKRUPT NOTICE.
IN the mntfer Of Uilliam T. Rich
ards BankruDt.

NOTICE is hereby given TO the creditors Of the
" said William T. Richards AMI TO all Others
Concerned that in pursuance Of an order OF the Dis
uct Court for the County of Grant, /, as the as
'isnee oflhe s,id Bankrupt, will on the nineteenth
lay Of May next at the Court House in Lancaster
10 s7id County of Grant, proceed to make divi-
aend amongst the creditors Of the said Bankrupt
VINO shall have proven their demands according 10
4~, Of tae funds that have been realized from the
'ds and disposition of the said Bankrupt's estate
and will pay the same to such creditors in proper
ion % the debts dae to each, as the same may be
po.en and filed agans, the said Bankrupt accord
Iag 10 law, prior 10 the day Of declaring and pay
'1s such devidenl; and which lime and place the
creditors OF the said Bankrupt are notified 10 attend
u they shall think proper so TO do.
ORRIS MCCARTNEY, Assignee.
Dated Lancaster GIANT county, w. r., April
lin S45 ) A.
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DOC TOR ]. 2. HAMILTON.

Having permanently located himselfin Cassyifle,
Grant county, w. T., respectfully announce 10
the public that he prepared TO practice medicjao.
Having received his education IN the Weston
Medical School, he hopes by his knowledge Of The
diseases peculiafip tho Wesiefi couolry, to merit
the confidence Of the public Ohlre OF tho Csss-.
villa House.
Cassyllc, May 90, 1914.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-04-19
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

UH Will vi LNGNHVuL' u
THNHE subscriber offers for sale his valuable Tav-
IL em Stand, AT Lancaster, together with the
stable and out buildings belonging to The same
Intending 10 quit the business Of keeping public
house TO resume his Trade as house builder, he will
sell the above property on REASONABLE TERMS, for
cash, payable ono-thitd down, aud the balance III
two an nual ins,alments, OF he viii exchange ], for
improved or unimproved lands in the Territory OF
Wisconsin.
The above property is well situated, aud adapt
ed to the accommodation of the travelling public.
lie boasts the best stable in the Territory, and to
those wishing 10 engage in the business of accom-
modaing the public, few, more desirable situations
can be found. d. BANFlbb.
Lancaster, w. r.. Jan'y. -, IS45. AZ If
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TAILOR IN G..

A L. r. HALLOWELL, has just
N opened a fashionable Tailor
ing Establishment, at Potosi, one
door below the Potosi Hotel where,
by. giving prompt attention to his bust
ness, and neat fits to Customers, he
hopes TO secure worthy patronage
from the Pu5Hc.- 35 ON
Potosi, Nov, 9th 1914.
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1 81 5
CLOTHS & CASSIMERES.

DLACk and blue, snpeI6ne, middling, and
ID low priced Broa,cloths, super-Cassimeres,
and buckskins; large assortment of Satine,s
white, red, yellow aud green Flannels, Blankets,
Beaver cloths, Lnsey and Rob Roy Pads, with
g,eat variety of desirable winter Goods, COM
prisng The best assortment be found in this par,
of the Territory selling Of at ,ery reduced prices
by ROuNTREE x CLARK
Potos, Jan, 1915.
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Territory Of Wisconsin County Crawford, IS.
Samuel A. Clark,
In Attachment.
Micheal St. Cyr,
NOfICE is hereby given, 10 the defendant;
~ and all others concerned, that on the Ilih
day Of March 1916, writ Of detachment issued
out of and under the seal Of the Disuct Court Of
Crawford County, for the sum Of .weniy-cisht dol
lars and seventyeigbt cents. against he goods and
chaiiles, lands and tenemenis, moneys, nghts aad
credits Of the said defe idant. at the suit Of the
said Plaintiff Samual Il. CLARK; directed to the
Sheriff Of said County, reianable to the May term
Of said Court, A. ID. lsI5, which wrii return
ed executed. ID. g. FENTON, Cleh,
r. d. C., c. G, W. 7.
Jas. II. To oKwopD Plfes Auomy. 46t
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DENTISTRY.

nR. COW LES, will perform ali operations -,
~ dcntistry, and waucn,the same occupying
snrh tinIc only as shall not detnin him from his
Modicnl and Surgical profession. Once AT Barr
fills Hotel.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-04-19
DOCTOR =. +. BERGER,

PLY sICIAN AND SURGEON,
Or Has established himself permanently ~
the town Of Potosi, Gfaal Couaiy. lie offers his
professional services TO the inhabitants Of Polssi
and is vicinity Once: Main Street, in tho
house lately occupied by Mr.. Buchanan, one door
above Mr.. M'Ksnzie's store. al
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-04-19
Estate of Ezra .Adanas, dec'd

EStdte OF Ezra .4danlS, acc
Juice IS hereby given TO all whom it may
= concern that George w. Lakin admir- Of the
1s'"'e o. Ezra Adams late CT Grant county w. T.,
:, deceased has fled in the Probate Office of said
1,.l''y az application to sell so much Of the Real
'.,'a'e o. said deceased as will enable him the
IN aa'n'f to pay the just debts due from said
me Court Aforesaid doth therefore appoint the
alnn Monday Of April 25ih, ls45, at the hour
e II Of the clock A. NJ at The Probate Office in
= Town OF Lancaster in said County as the lime
aaa Place when and WINE a hearing will be had ia
: Cor',On said application when all those inter
.s'd "a said Estate may appear ahd show why
'''a license should not be granted.
. Ii. r. Golfer,
Judge OF Probate G.. C., w. L.
LANCASTER Grant, 20. w. r., April 7th 1915.
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JNlIa6O1DAT, TYOTrllDaa
EDWARD CRONIN, A. b., M. ID.

Having permanently located IN "iat,ovle, Wis.,re
specially tenders his services TO Tho citizens OF the
village and the surrounding country Ia all tho va,i-
Gus branches Of his profession, including Medicine,
Surgery and .1eeouchement Office At Mittpn's
IToiol, corner of Main and Second streets.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-04-19

ply as Regular Packet between the above Ports,
throughout the Season, commencing her trips on
the opening Of navigation. The Mendoza will as
eend TO Dubuque aud Potosi, erery trip, @ithout
fail. Her accommodations for passengers are un-
surpassed she is provided with Evans Safety
Gnard, TO prevent explosions; as also fire engine
and hose.
Capt. Reilly, thankful fol the liberal patronage
extended to him in the above trade, last season. re-
spectfully solcis continuance of it, assuring the
citizens of Dubuque, and Polosi, that he will re-
main permanently in the trade and use every ex.
ertion TO give satisfaction. Any business entrusted
to his care will receive his promp, attention. ILL
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REGULAR PACKET TO POTOSI.

S5s>A The splendid fast sailing Steamer
Wsrr-YsISflr "GEN'L. BROOKE
xSzEsysssa TmRocKMoRToN, Master, will COM
mence running on the opening of navigation, and
continue during the season Packet between
St Louis and Po,osi
The +" Gen'l. Brooke" has been thoroughly re-
paire d-wil be in first rate order, and have ample
accommodations for the reception of Passengers
and Freight 0E3~ Exams Safety Guard, attach
ell. 90 For Freight Passage, apply on board +,
or TO HENRY T.. GORMAN,
Poiosi, Feb. 18th, ISIS. soft Agent.
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copies Daily, per mail, one year, - ~
~ The DAH.Y PILOT, is delivered n sIbsrri-
bsrs every weekday morning. Subscribers who
pay weekly, pay at the end Of each week. Those
who pay monthly Of yearly pay ~ adsanhe. SIN
gle copies can be obtained FOR tHo cents copy,
either at the Ofbce, or Of the news boys.
TO EDITORS-P1bishcTs Of weekly papers
Uho remit -, ~ advance, shall be entitled 70 an
exchange Tor ono year with the Daily PilOi.
Any paper printed Vet n BIfao, by COPYING
'ae abore, 9uI times, with his note, sin be entitled
70 an exchange lof one gear with the DAILY Pilot,
on seading copy Of the paper, containing the nj.
veuisomeni, marked, 10 this Ofice. % the pub
fs'''r mag ifar on o1f ,yiImns fYf p, 80 aJfef-
isrg. 81 f.
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NEW GOODS.
0~NOt to be Beat.EO
sOMF THINGS CAN BE DONE
AS WE'LL u AS @5EsQ al2Ss

WE will aud can sell Goods as cheap as any
w other house in the DlGGiNS. The old
Sand formally occupied by Mr. Mckinzie, is lit
erany GRAINED with NEW and FASHiONA BILE
GOODS, suited to the present and approaching
.eason
Consisting in part OF tie following; American,
British. and French DRY GOODS, Of every des-
rripion and variety. Rio and Havana Coffee,
Imperial, Ganpowder! Blasting and Rife pow
.ss! and Young Hyson Teas. Hardware and
Gallery, Glass, China and Queens Ware, Drugs
al D,e stufs, Gentlemen's Boots and Shoes of ev-
ey description, Ladies Gatei, Slippers, Kid and
Walking shoes, Beaver, Russia, Cashmere and
Wool Hats, Men and Boys Palm Hats, and caps
ii every variety. In word the Subscriber would
nom his old friends and the public that he has
ast received and is now opening one of the largest
and best selected Stock of Merchandise that has
come ~ these Waters in Coon's Age, all Of which
he proposes to sell Tor cash or the produce Of the
country
Ihave and will keep constantly on hand, ba-
con, pork, butter. lard &c Chairs, bedseads; sole
and harness leather always on hand: aud ln
word every thing from Needle TO an Anchor
The subscriber would renew his obligations for
vls avors and solicit continuance OF the liberal
patronage heretofore received
Remember the stand, the Store house formally
occupied BY Mr.. Mckenzie, and don't forget TO
trng the money. w. b. JOHNSON.
/ P5ios, w. Il, Arril Isl, 1915. 3m
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DIR. COWLES,

Having located At LancsteT, respectfully offers his
services 10 the citizens OF this village aud VICINITY,
in all tho branches Of his profession. Office Of
Mr.. Bnnilfs Hotel 10 ~
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LUMBER YARD.

LUMBER YARD.
NNJE have on hand splendid assortment Of
w White aud yellow Pine plank, % wit: Al
length, thickness, and qualities, seasoned, green,
clear and common Also, n quantity Of shaved
pine Shingles, aud sawed Lathe, which we offer to
ne public at very low prices.
s. NJ. g. T.. LANGWORTllY.
Po,osi, March /, 1915.
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Territory of Wisconsin County of Crawford, Sc.
Theodore Bugbee
vs. In Attachment.
Micheal 81. Cyr
nj office is hereby given TO said defendant and all
Nv Others concerned, that on the 24th day OF
March lS45, n writ Of attachment issued out of
and under the seal OF the District Court OF Craw-
ford County, for the sum of one hundred and fifty
seven dollars and sixty four cents, aud interests
thereon from April LIST 1912, against the goods and
chatles lanis and tenements, moneys, rights, and
credits, of the said defendant at the suit of the
said Plaintiff Theodore Bugbee, objected to the
Sheriff of said County returnable TO the May term
Of said Cort, A. ID. 1915, which wri; was return
ed dolly executed. ast
d. G. FENTON, CLERK,
ID. C., c c., w. 7,
P. A. R. BRAcE, Plf's Attorney. a ct
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Terms Of the Herald.

Terms oi the Herald.
0I1J-Per annum=-1p aid u! adrancc, 81 90
Ydeiaged, 50 90
RATES OF ADVERTISING
One column per annUm 500 90
Three.fourtbs do. 10 90
One-half do. IL 90
One. fourth DO. 90
Business Cards. 9 lines and under DO. 3 90
TWELVE JSEs nE u~DER HAKg sqUABE.
One square per annum IS 90
~ Legal advcriismeis at the rates prescrib-
cd by law. The fees 10 be paid in advance.
J-Adveuissinents Of ore square Or less,
Twelve liHesJ first in'ertion, 81 90
For every additional insertion, 80
fIJ-An Advertisements (eNcept yearly must be
paid for, before they ean he inserted
Iy-Al Ietters mus, be P,sipaid, Or they viii ~
be taken from ihc post Office.
THE Publisher Of the "IlER NJ having on Laad /
large and oztrnsife assortment of Ffail
Fanny JoB TYFE, j. prepared 10 exc
cute at a snort notice, an kinds Of
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IOtNI amount OF HdUIIIItS rF,T0s W
RESuuRCEs
Judgments in District court in favor of
Grant county, Gall OF which may bo
considered good, being mostly secured
by lien upon real esta,c), about Sl,i0O 90
Amount of taxes for which lands were
sold, and certificates transferred 10
Grant county, FOR tho years 1871, ",
'4a, and "a, about 5000 90
Amount of notes Oh individuals m tho
hands Of tho Treasurer, all OF which
are good l6i 81
Total amount Of resources sA,56l 81
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oOUNTREE & CLARK.
BACON !!

INST received and for sale by
i An,il lo45. RO UNTREE & CLARK.
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Valuable Tavern stand,

Lancaster, May Is, 1874.
The New York herald., 1845-10-17

Net, sterilng,. T320 10 9
At 81 81 per 4 sterling, gives. 81, $50 43 ret
Or 50 80 per bbl at New York.
The highest price paid at the port of shipment for
flour exported to Great Britain within the past ten
years, was so 40 per barrel in 1897 and the lowest 81
Al, in lsas Flour in this market sells at So 37t
topper Dbl and Is steadily advancing Great efforts will
be made to forward supplies rapidly possible from
the ports Of Canada the winter In early those
latiiudes and holds until late in the spring Navga
ton at Montreal and Quebec closes about the LIST Of De
cenber and does not open until after the ist Of May Il
VIII be seen by this that supplies leaving Canada the
opening Of the st Lawrence in the spring
Liverpool before the middle of June II appears there
lore pretty certain that shall have the control the
corn markets OF Great Britain this year. than
have ever had before In consequence Of the op
OF potatoes in all parts of Europe and the
OF corn in the principal gram growing districts of the
contr snt from which supplies in former years have al
ways been received, the Of Great Britain
must look to this country for breadsufs and whether
they go through the ports of Canada more direct by
the way OF our own seaports, the producers O this
country will the benefit of the external de-
mand particula ly as it this eaIv day in ths
season, before they have parted with their stocks
The New York herald., 1845-10-17
WAsHINGroN, Oct l5, le<5.
Hslptft's Oyatorio Of .Jsphfho.

HsUtHs UTatoTto g Jephthd-
There was full and highly respectable audience
last night at Caruss saloon upon the occasion Of tho
performance Of Professor Hewus Ontorio Of Jsphshs
And to critics. we'll to the audience generally tho
music throughout gave very general satisfaction Inc
comprises an outline Of the campaign Of the
Israete of whom Jephtha the leader against the
Ammonites s-thc rise Of Jephthshe victory-ths meet
ing with his daughter on his return from the triumph
the d;s,osrre of his vow to herhe lamentations that
on.usd-tho preparations for Aer sacrifice, &C There
was we'll disciplined choir Of our best singers on tn"
plasor assisted by clever orchestra Of volins trom
bones. buses, bassoons and that inevitable piano
forte The saloon was astefully illuminated and the
congregation Of psrorme before the
Of Ike exercises predisposed the v'sors 70 hoHspk
"iS Ss orssoriS asr long symphonlous eiamor cf the
The New York herald., 1845-10-17
WASHINGTON Oct. "a 1886. TO p

w SSH1NGTON, OCt. IA, IofJ, 10 I WI
About 300 competitors here for the Memphis Ma
val Depot Contracts. AS the novel writers say, the
attitude in which all these conflicting factions stand
toward each other, may be imagined, but cannot be
described One thing is certain, that the contracts
for this Naval Depot are silver six-pence to the
landlords OF Washington.
accidentally shot himself through the heart while
out cunning this afternoon. He was drawing down
the limb of hawthorn bush, Ito get the berries)
with his gun reversed, the muzzle pointing to his
consequence, the gun was discharged, and its con-
tents lodged in his body. He died almost immedi-
ately. He was promising youth Of about seven
teen years OF age.
The New York herald., 1845-10-17

Married.
On the 10Th instant at the South Baptist Church. bv
the Rev. Mr.. Somers Mr. MYNpERr w. SrARrN of Sy
racuse, N. ", to Miss LAURA LrrTLErIELp FLoYp O,
this city.
In Troy, on the l4h instant by the Rev. Dr. Baldwin
MIR w. CREnAR, of Perth, Scotland, to Madle JULIE
VINCENT, celebrated danseuse, Of the Royal Olympic
Theatre, Montreal.
The New York herald., 1845-10-17
RACES-UNIoN COURSE, L. l.

WILL commence Tuesday October 2lst, and
w three days.
Tuesday 2' oclockSweepsakss for three year olds
sub Sl00 each S23 forfeit, mile hess closed with three
Conover names. fby Langford OUT Of Ostrich
Chs = Lloyd names. ch by Lanefod of Gpsy
Jas Va mater names. grf by Langford out of Blanca
Same Day-Sweepahes for all ages, carry year old
weigts sub S00 each S2 forfeit $500 added by the pope
tor; three mile he
Wednesday asd-Jockey Club Purse 500, 500 second
best horse three mile heats.
Same Day-Purse $50; entrance $40 added mile heats
Thursday, 23dJockey Club Purse, $500; $50 ond
horse mile heats.
Same DayA Pur Of $500 $500 second best horse will be
be for four heats should
$500, 500 second horse. provided two start
A. mittance the enclosed space for the meeting S. stand
81; track 80 cents. ol7FStM3,rs
The New York herald., 1845-10-17
Died,

Died,
On Thursday the 10th instant, ROBERT WrLsoS in the
50th year of his age.
His funeral will take place from his late residence
corner d Seventeenth street and Seventh avenue on
Saturday afternoon at O'Clock precisely. His friends
are respectfully invited to attend
The New York herald., 1845-10-17

These returns are, without doubt accurate they
possibly be made but when take into considers-
ton the immense extent Of soil within limits,
the difficulty daily experienced in obtaining
turns the smallest districts it appears
able that great allowance should be made We there
fore consider proper TINT at least twelve and half
cent should be added to the quantities set down in the
returns referred to- approximang nearer to the actu
production Of the country. The largest expectation
Of -four from the states ls4o, when il amounted
I2l barrels valued at the ports of Shipment at
sl0I4a 6i5 or equal about one.ffth the value of
exports Of cotton The crop Of wheat this year has
been unusually abundant, amounting to at least i26
100000 bushels according TO the best estimate we can
form. or this we can spare for expectation about
10000 900 bushels, or 5000 600 barrels OF nour The
consumption Of wheat in this country will be much
greater this year than last IN consequence Of the
partial failure Of and potato crops Notwith-
standing this the quantity we spare for expectation
will be full as large as above stated
The crops of gram in Great Britain and the surplus of
last years exports will be sufficiently large to supply
the domestic consumption for nine months which
will require importation from abroad, without
interfering at all with the consumption OF cotton The
short harvest will be hardly felt uni II just before the
next crop comes in when the deficiency will be better
known; prices for breadstufs will however in the mean
time rule high and speculation to some extent will be
produced by the anticipated short supply Large ship
msnts from this side have already been and will con
,inue be made, foreign and domestic account and
we present very little doubt but that exports of
nour made from this country any thing under six dol
lars per barrel will prove profitable. We annex an &C.
count detailing the charges shipment four hun
dred barrels Of -four from New York to Liverpool and
showing tho not amount received per barrel at the port
of shipment =
apfyMrvrs or E,ous ro ENGLArp.
Pro forma sales Of aOc bbls. American four shipped
from New York and sold at highest price quoted by
the last arrival, say 6 2as. stg per bbl
% bbh, Sour at ass, st'g .,.,,.,,...,.,,.Re .Reeo
The New York herald., 1845-10-17
PlrrsBuRGH, Pa. October 9, si5.


have received much benefit in using Chemical Hair
Basam ia my hair and dad uf that wish
nd ur doze safety packed for the Of re-
tug agin Iuuy believe to he the best thing for the
hsr nvened give fellow III directions for mark
ing tie boa. Yours, very cord ally,
kOSW ELL WILKINSON
T. Pu.Ior No Broadway