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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-17
10000 DEATHS Is. CONSUMPTION
Womb perhaps be small estimate for lte rar0ges
of mas drcadtai disease IN single gear;
ihen rid hs f;0riH catalogue Of these
cptogby Inflammation Of the Lungs,
Hemorraage, ASthmn, Coughs,
Influenza, Broech,tis,and
other diseases IF
IrNES AND [ INER

HE LtNUS Avn LlN En-
And the list wuui present appalling proof Of the fatality Of
these TWO casse, OF Diseases.
Blu, ~ know that ncnriy all o. this dread waste
of human lo nigh; have been prevented by timely VI
DR. ,vIsT1R-s BALSAAI OF WILD CHERRY,
The greatest remedy discovered by for all diseases
Of the pulmonary produced oy cold end chanseabe
climates.
tent hnd been given up die Of Cnnsumptous beyond tie
reach of medical sdhu who By the Of this Wild Cherry
Bnlsan have been speedily restored TO complete health
sis!e well kEowE clergyman recently lett The school
she wns ateadn--beInr adsseG hot she die OF Con
>lpilon-iu ~ her home wishing 10 spend her few
naming iays with her friends Rv she
duced t. take Wi,ta BaGm OF Wild Cherry, by which she
was entirely cured short TINA and returned 10 her school
with q light heurt md reinylgerntei health.
BY application TIE Office fartaer particulars OF this and
o,iar remarkable cures will he cheertuiy given.
Many mosi dsugui.hed physician: Of his city and
ROo.lrn give this BaI,am Their unqualified approval Why
should thev no; II y every where 'nile!
NATURES FaVORiTE PRESCRIPTION"
beng formed from chemcn ri Wild Cherry Bark and
Tar two SIMPLE, bu, powerful ingredients Of Natures
Laboratory.
All who have used this wonderful compound concur IN
tfyne that il eificaclous teInety known
Principe office. u Ann-st. New York Sold aso b. Agents
IN all parts ut the Union. 80 ON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-17

TI,OR SALE VERY CHEAP-Forr second hand Motl'.
Patent Hall End Office stnves A,r LOT Of .ec9nd.hsnd
Enquire OF JAMES NENAaN. Tn and STOVE store,
is r. IS Bnwefy
NEW ORGAN FOR THE CATHOLIC CHURCH.
NORFOLK Waffle larcc cr.an for the above Church,
built nv lir Jardle of THIS city. sJntsed and WI!
emni. Tor pubic Inns week a. ms mandatory,
s. Anthony street. y. y.
This instrument ttso s5t' OF fnlnui With ~ stops,
ma pedal has, e1tendi7. 10 CtC the 10 ieet pie
pnron with the lest productions Of any maker N this country.
ssrc. invites clerryrien and gentlemen Interested TIE
erection ot organ, in their churches 10 cal snd inspect the
snns " ial3, Is, IL
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help on TO power and influence party thus hos.
Tile to Us FIVE are willing for single princi-
pie To abandon all the rest and take new name,
let us join them. limo, lei US hold to our OWE prn-
cplcs and organization, and if tae new principle
can be carried into effect, get it done. We can
gain nothing by separation. By union and per.
severance We may accomplish al that is ncces-
ssry. r. NJ.
The el-Virsinia-North Caro-
ina-S!avery, &C. &c.
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a}RESENTS FOR CHRISTMAS & NEW YEARS.
FAIRY Land and other Sketches, illustrated, BY Farley.
LATHE Leaves for Little Readers, by Farley.
Prayer Book. and Bibles, NE bi0dng.
Animals oi various kinds For sais ny
dzu HUNTINGTON = SAVAGE. 2l5 Peari.st.

y ICH HOLIDAY Observation-Disclosures. JEWEL
II RY AND FANCY GUOnS.-I'he subscribers would
respectfully call the OF the public to Their assortment
OF articles The loydays comprising part Plated Cake
BASKETS Waters, U, Tea Sett., &C Rch Para Gilt Fancy
Articles.
Clocks of Bronze. Gilt Marble &c lat VERY low rates Pa
Sets Cups, Spoons, Forks. and n cItces N tnl; line.
Lever epne, lu peg, Anchor Ecapemsnt Gold w atcbes
All of winch will be offered the lowest market prices. A
articles warranted represented TIE money refunded
4. JACOBS * SONS, 2S7t; Broadway, cor Rende.
Repairing OF Watches and Jeuelry, and Serfanted.
-Four very superior Plate Glass Mahogany Show Gases. TOT
sale cheap. laGC.re Us above o-3 5m-
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HAyANA.--Mrs. VESTS Boarding House has becn 70
moved the building previously occupied the Man
sion House Hotel No ~ Gale Obaba o Gallo Mer'
c.dseS wich been extensively repaired aud improved
Prices arranged in conformity 10 the occupied md time
remanrg For csp nc apply To Mason Z Tut Us Mas
sau street who wEe happy la furnish information to
travellers bound To Havana 49,
R-PssSsnse arc requested to obtain passports which
will We facilitated by the clerk OF the house who wi board all
vessels immediately nj their arrival. lS lswu
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BOARD WANTED.--Two Young Gentlemen wish plea
Il comfortable rooms, with partial or fui
Boald. the lower part OF the City. (not above White y
The ~st reference and required line add csscd j.
VI. F. Tribune Ofic.. VIII meet with attention. jle 81
COOD BOARD Tor gentlemen and their wives. and single
IN gentlemen ut No 81 Ve.cy street $50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-17

& SESPECTABLE WOMAN vi steady hah,ls aecus;orpet
a u chid'en. would lke 'i;us,io- NuOs Is auaiSei
young raart Nurse AID Se-Hsstfess
Chanbermaid an Senms;rvss. No Ecum5taaees OF
kind. AppIy NJ No. % L.spenard Il. 1872
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-17

y3TANTED-By respectable GIRL. late from Europe u
situation Seam,re,s in respectable private family.
She understands Dress Making. would objections
assist OF Chdea PsNis call al 2& Lauren. rree
hers,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-17

TRY GOODS AT BARGAINs-The sub.crbers take
~ tins opportunity of Innrmn: the Ladies OF New York.
&c. that They prepared 10 offer great bargains IN Dry
Goods. their stock pant OF Broad Cloths Cassmees
and Sn'ine,. Bonbazncs MeInoes and Alpaccn,. Linen
She ting. Table Linen, ioweug, Napkins. Dinper &c.
Cashmere ir laaes Ginghnns Prnis c Cotton Shee,ngs
and ShrtGs. and n other nabe Goods. Ladies
Invited call and their stock and make hem.
selves acquainted with Their prices beie purcbnsng elsewhere
10 w. y. GREGORY & co. Us Sprng st.
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"A ceiicate for thrty share, OF YicSsburr Bank Stock
IN the Buckley & Peek, and numbered SfS with
Power II Attorney attached, lost Snrfny, 80 March
WINS enclnsci IN IA ee. and lost on way, Wast, Tho
above viii b. paid by leaving at Thompsons o:fce - Wall
street mh2o II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-17

GELLING OFF CHEAP-The subscribers having large
- and well selected stock Of Fail and Winter Try i0fS md
beng anxious To make for the coming Spnng Good,
S tor short offer great baryRn'. Trsy faitr them.
selves that they enjoy facilities pr selling full low
other establishment cry. they purchase their
Good. entirely from Auction and the Importer, direct ind for
cnsn Ladies want %! Goods be assured That they will
ud complete Of Funcy Simple, Foreign and Do.
n>.tc FRY Goods and ut great bHrgans.
10 w -. GREGORY A. co Ia SprInr a.
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Y5TANTED-By & rrspect7b,e Youn= Woman situation
w ma small family Us Cook. Washer and i'oEsr cham
Der maid and fire ~oShing. uundre. to do General
House Works. well recommended from her late empoyer-
Please call at IS Elizabeth u. y
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WANTED.

4 BOY WANTED-Tc attend IN a Rook,tore ono vho
can ~i''e slr ha?d WHO has good character fos
T Nhd nGu,tFy. ani who well sccua nted with the
IL Cae would be rr,,erred who has mot been N aEy
store Address II. X. n a. tins tllsee ;ls 81.
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DRY GOODS.

NEW GOODS.
k,APER CAMBRtCS. IRISH LINEN. &c--JGst recay-
ed good nssoment Of Paper ambrc, Of all color ind
uperorQun!y .o Irish nen which will be sold At great
bargain Also Thread Gnps. brussels, silk and Bobb,net
Lnces Edgngs icrtngs new style Lace Cap., OF various
kinds: Velvet BEAD Bngs: Printed Cumbrcs French Print.
ed Mu'Ins; Pnlippenn Glnghams; Hosiery: Gloves &c.
lie Ichh.r "a 4, 49, -,
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-05-31
NEW GOODS,

ISF received per steamer Uncle Toby, the
eg largest and cheapest stock Of Goaas sver Of
iorsi Cor sale il the fsnitay. Al 50 . OF Dgy
and Fancy Goods, Donne,s, aud Hats Of the latest
style; Clothing aud Groceries al Wholssalo and
Retail toe bis. CT Mess po1k,
l5d09 lbs. assorted Bacoa,
4la1 I" Lard ii kegs aud barrels;
Goldfish, Mackerel, White Fish,
a large quantity Of Whisky, Brandy. Gins, Wines,
Z Candies, White Lead, Oils, Cnrfeals, I
Raisins, Paints, Candies, Soap,
Teas, Ne,
Tar il hogs, | dozsn Diamond steel Pldws;
Which assortneatMilibe sold Unexpectedly low
10 which we cali the attention of oyery one wish.
Ing 10 buy seasonahle and cheap Goods
s. NJ. ~ E,,LANG WORTHY.
Z rotosl, March 25, lS4h W
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-05-31
! ROUINTREEa s. CLARK.

IN AVE received their Spring supply of Boots,
IA Shoes and Bngans; and in variety and
quality inirrier 10 none in the Territory. Anon,
the assaft6:@st are
a, Gents. Fine Cali. Zip id Course Boots
w do C do do do Brogans
= . Pumps am ippefs,
n Youths and Boys Boots and Bfogans,
Ladies Fine Cater, Calf and Common Boots
eso s. Super Kid Making aad dress Shoes,
Black nni Light cord French T"
Misses Fine and Common Shoes and Boots,
Infants Shoes &c. &C. Selling at the lowest
Prices.
Potosi, April 1915.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-05-31
NEW FIRM AND NEW GOODS,

NEW FIRM AND NEW GOUDS,
FFyHE subscribers have increased their flrme
d stock by late arrivals, to very eXtedsiy5
aud complete assortment of Fall and Winter
GcoDsi comprising
The latest style Of Dry Goods.
Merrimack, and a variety offancy prints, cbiniz,
painted lawns, figured mol, Saco shiting, bedtick-
Ing oferery requisite width, baggeg, apron checks,
full supply OF fancy pantaloon stuifs, brown Frenc
and Irish linens, linen ahd damask ioble cloths,
dress and pocket hdk'ls., cravats, stocks, gloves
Seascnabie Clothing.
Mems cloth, jeans, moleskin, linen and gam
broom coats; cashmere, jeans, sattineu aud linen
drilling pants; silk, satin, niargeIles and jeans
vests, together with lady's bonneis ofevey deierp
ton; men and chden's summer lcghoTn, straw,
paln-loaf, silk and fur 1 ats; also shirts ofegery
pattern and material.
Every description of EOOts and Shoe
Mems seal, calf, kap and thick bouts; morocco
and seal pumps, lined calf, Zip and thick brogans
ladies' kid AID morocco slippers; moaroe, ealfand
punella shoes and bootess, in every variety, and
70 suit all ages and everv size.
GROCERIES,.
Java, Rio and Havana Coffee n. o. loaf and
brown Sugar: Young ana Oh Tyson, Cum powder
aad Imperial Tea; dried peaches and apples, rice,
raisins, snnsmon, pepper, ginger ard allspicc
sperm and ailow caadles; ali size Of window glass,
canister, keg and blasting powder, etc. etc.
HARDWARE.
Spades, shorels and picks; gain aad grass
s-yihes, pteh-ioks, saws, axss, harchets and ham
rners; pad, aad a variety Of door, trunk add ehss
locks, self-aciing aGd eongross hinge; bfass and
east buis; serews glaes and mahogany kaobs, Ser
man silver ant iron spooBs, eir.-f'ngethor @ini
Tin aad s.oas ware, paints, oils, ahiiiag, putty,
tic. etc.
Our goojs were selected viii. thorough kaoel-
edge Of the TJBgs ard AaaEEr; add we offer
them to ia p5blic ugnn isrnis wheh Hausf our
sel.es win retzin oar old friends ana a~qgiro new
= J.. LEWIS & co.
Poiosi, Noscubsr 4, 1854 -
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WOOL CAR1sNG.

FEyHE Subscribers are prsg -rca 70 execute Any
Il orders whi-rEsey maybe fsva.ed. gsith In
lie line Of wool caIaia visa aispate,l. sAs ~ ne
best possibls style. 1hsir uiaeanery Is almost en-
tirsiy hew, IA iHg oaiy been usa silieieaiIy h.
psi il IL csTuglste order. Al wool that is wsn
prepared lor tie machine, Ihsy hold themselves
responsible FL al damages that may be sustained
b. any neglect o allure il NOT executing good
EnTk. Terms a cents PEI ID
BURT & BARON.
Wa,srloo, May the 10Th lS45. HT
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-05-31
USEFUL WORKS FOR THE PEOPLE

Tie Publishers hariAg lost their iniirs stuck,
Boaks. Plates and fpsfavisgs--o Of then Series 81
Useful books Tor the People, By late ca'ani-
toss ne, have cosnmsHrod Ihs pabhcai - Of a
Nts Series, the rs, 10 erdsS Of which isths wosk
o. Astronomy b ATago ani l.aE5aaE. Prosa-
by no wark has eYer appeared OIL the Sabine
subject II Assrttomy, eoneiniag tie same a.
MONT Of accsrata seit...idc information, wits 20
much that i pleasing aad interesting % all cass
OF readers.
Il Is desi sned 10 flloy ~ this publication by
others Of Ike ussial ard Interesting character.
and although each one in rlis new serirs wiB Be
complete u iisslfan % rely iadependsnt Of earh
oihef. yet they VIII az Be printed ON ths same 81
zed page, II order that TIE -sfies may 5s bound
u9 taz. Tier. The ua kIm price 81 eaeh all b..
. esnis.
GREELEY * M'EFRATfT
y. Yosis, Aalss, 1915. Trgaas BsHaisss.
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L a 5.
CIOTnS & CASSlAlEnLS.

CLOTHS 81 C4ASSlME8LS.
TTpLAGN anablue. sapsiine, milaling, and
he low priced Rsoalclohs, saper-tassimsies,
and hac&skiAs; large assotmeat OF Saiiaoss;
white, red, yellow and green Flaaaslf, Hapkep,
Beaver cloths, Linsey and Rob Roy plaids, With
geat variety of desirable winter Goods, coni-
misng the hes, assortment tobe found in this part
OF the Territory, selling OF al ,ery reduced prices
by ~s4 R3lNPREG x CLARK.
Poiosi, Jan, 1915
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FOR sale OR RENT.

spRE valuable min and site. containing about
- 210 acres, with anout40 acres under improve
ment; situated on section 81, town 3 range ,;
about miles east OF Potosi, Oh Platte river, for
merly owned and occupied by Asa Hough, win be
rented or sold on reasonable terms. For further
particulars enquire at this Office, or Of 5. NJ Lag
worthy, at Potosi, Wis, or upon the owner, Peter
NAPLES, at Dubuque, Iowa. es 3-3-3m
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-05-31

SABBATH sCaoob CELEBRATION,
The Committee appointed By the supeiintend-
al, Of the Lancaster 5. S. for adopting measures
ia promote is interest, beg leave to Recommend
hal the S s. in his place, and al Of those in the
,ielnly, meet on tie 4sh Of July next at 10
o'c.ocA 4 NJ at the c. II. and lisisn to address
Is by speakers who shall be engaged aad those who
may yo!uA,ssr on the occasion.
They also respectfully reccomneni 70 those dis
lr.cts wserunto School is organized, To organize
and meet u here for mutual Interest
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q 5 hereby given thai have appointed GnoRGE
z L. STUNT, to b. dtp1ty D.slrict Surveyor dur
ag NY absence. Mr. SToNTz viii be found al
my oeice Ia i.anras,cf; and win promptly and efii-
cienily discharge the duties Of District SaIyeyor
II. \. WILTSE,
Distslct Surveyor Of Grant Co. W. 7.
Lancaster, May 2oth. 1915
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-05-31
NEW GOODS.
% Not Go be Efcat.LQ
&5
S0MF TnlNoS CAN De DONE
NETE will aud can sell Goods as cheap as Q
AS WE'LL AS OlEE1Mas

NETE viii aud can sell Goods as cheap as any
w other house in ,he DlGGlNS. The old
Stand formally occupied by Mr.. Mckinze, is lit
lerally GRAINED with NEW and FASili0NAB BILE
GOODS, suited to the pfesent and approaching
season.
Consisting in part Of the following; American,
British, and French DRY GOODS, Of eveiy des-
eription and variety. Rio aud Havana Coffee,
Imperial, Gdnpowder.. Blasting and Ride pow
der!! and Young liysOn Teas. Hardware and
Cutlery, Glass, Chna and Queens Ware, Drugs
snd DJ siulis, Gentlemen's Boots and Shoes ofev-
cry description, Ladies Gaitet, slippers, Kid md
Walking shoes, Beaver, Russia, Cashmere and
Wool Hats, Men and Bows Palm Hats, aud caps
of every variety. In word the Subscriber would
inform his cid friends aud the public that he has
just received and is opening one OF the largest
and best selected Stock Of Merchandise that has
come up these Waters in Coon's Age,all of which
he proposesto sell Tor cash or The produce Of the
country.
] have aud win keep constantly on hand, ba-
con, pork, butter. lard &c. Chairs, bets'eads; sole
and harness leather always on hand: and Ia a
word every thing from Needle 10 an Anchor.
The subscriber would renew his obligations for
past fayogs and solicit continuance OF the liberal
patronage heretofore received.
Remember the stand, the store house formally
occupied by MIR, McKinzic, and don't forget to
bring the money. w. b. JOHNSON.
Potosi, w. 4. April LIST, l645. 3m
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Wisconsin Territory, Giant County, So.

Wisconsin Territory, Grant County, SO.
Justice Court, before Samuel Tomkins, Justice OF
the Peace.
john Metropolis
IS. In Attachment.
Thomas Marlin, t
NT Office Is hereby giveh to said defendant,
! Y that on the l7th dry Of Mas, A. ID. 1875.
a writ If attachment issued out Of tbs Office Of
said Justice in favor Of said plaintiff and against
said defendant, FOR the sum Of a.iy iee dollars
. aud twenty-hss cents with Interests and cost Of
salt, rsiuFnable MAY 20, 1875, which wit was re-
turned duly executed. BY attaching tie property II
said defendant and said defendant was not TO be
found ia said coanfy.- Now therefore. unless soa
the said Thomas Manin appear before the said
Justice az his Office - Lancaster, 10 said county
en the I7ti lay Of Juae, A. D. 1915 at 10 O'Clock
4. ~. judgment will be rendered against him,
ald his prnpsrty sold 10 satisfy said iElgsmsal
and costs. John AIeREYN0I DS
Lancaster, May p, lS45 I2-2t
JANIS NJ GnnDHar, plaintiffs Attorney.
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DOCrOR ]. ?. IIAMILTON.

llasiag permanently located himselfin Casssil q,
Giant cppnty, w. r., respectfully aAaoauec iy
tie p4blic thatha prepared 30 pfnctice nledieis
Having received his sdJcaiioa IN the Western
Medical School, ~ hopes BY tis knoa ledge Or ,llss
diseases peculiar % ths Wos;cfa eoanifY, to me- (
o.. eoaGdsnce u tho public. Olhee 81 the as :
vile llg1se.
Casaviie, May -, le44.
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4 n NnE Publishers announce that Or. Lagdner
Il having closed his professional tour as a pub.
lie lecturer in this country, they have awaited
themselves Of the opportunity Of inducing him to
piepafs loT publication complete aud authentic
edition Of his popular Lectures on Scrn:e The
general Interest winch these djscolfses have ex-
cited for tile last four years throughout Tho Onion,
mani Tested by tie continued assem5lage Of audi
cnces oil unprecedented numbers and respectable.
~, IN every part of the country from Boston 10
/ New Orleans and from New York to 81. Louis,
alinsl the publishers good grounds .lr the assur-
| ance that they will thus present TO the American
fublic an acceptable offering and most useful
manual of general information. They will al
soEd thar large class of persons who have attend
ed these csuises "a agteoabIe means of reviewing
the impression from which they nave derived al
ready 50 much pleasure and profit.
"
The following is a list Of subjects which will be
embraced in the Lectures:
Tie Solar Sys.e0.
1he Theory Of Graritatioa.
Ihe .l27n, (1tO Lcctares,)
The Sun
Tie RlGEe5s,
Tbc Plurality Of Horlfs.
TIE Cogiets, Tioo Lectures
The eristence, and attributes Of God dsltccl
from he Lars Of Mature.
I332iuar Failaeies.
Light
Sound.
Hect
Elect ieity, (Tjro LcciiTes)
TIE polcer Of Steam
TIE Steans engine
TIE present state and prospects or Sieapl Mar
igati0n IN the United States and Great Bri-
tain
RalpGys.
GalraHisH1, (Tiro lectures
The Stellar UaireTse.
Combustion & .4rtfcial MslH,iaati7n
The .4tgtospher, ETC., ef-. etc.
Magnetic 1tlegrapbs.
Tie .4liaHce q Science and Art, ect
No expense viii be spared TO render this work
useful and attractive, Wool engraving ill1st o.
ling tie text, VIII be corousy supplied. The
work viii be printed on new type - the ortavo
fonn, and sill be Published in parts Or numbers
atfwcnty five cenis earh and viii be completed in
about ten or twelve nambers The first number
will appear about the lst Of bay next Agents
allowed 4 liberal discount.
GREELEY 4 M'ELRATu.
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DENTISTRY.

n3. COwLES, wili perform al operations -
4 y deatisiry, sni Wauenitae same; eecupyias
saca lime only as shaii not deiain hiln ison his
Medical aud surgical professions. Ofic6 at Daa-
hl's Hotel
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-05-31

The youngest son of Mr.. Clay has
lately Be come derlnged. This makes
the second son of Mr. Clay now in tho
Lanatic Asylum.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-05-31

GLASS is pat TO strange uses. in
these days Of new inyentions:S Main
springs 10 watches, pipes for convey
ing water. ami paperfor writing deeds
on, are now being manufactured from
that Observation-Disclosures fragile mate
rial. What next?
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REGULAR PACKET no POToSI,


A 'E The splendid fas, sailing Steamer
gls1iirrvs,s "GEN'T. BROOkE,"
~: ssssssfa 'fuRoc1moRToN, Master, will COM
mence running on the opening Of navigation, aud
continue during the season as Packet between
st Louis aud Po,osi.
The "Gen'l. Brooke" has heen thoroughly re-
pared--will DO in first rate order, and have ample
accommodations for the reception Of Passengers
aud Freight ~ Evans Safety Guard, attach
Cd 60 For Freight or Passage, apply on board
or 10 HENRY T.. GORMAN,
Potosi, Feb. lith, 1876. 50tr Agent.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-05-31

An Irish paper says: "At present
the Scotch poor are not fed, they exist
on the recollection Of WHIT they ate IN
former years."
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-05-31
TRKEN UP.

TAKEN UP.
Ts Y Ike subscriber on the 18th inst.
re } DIN HoRsf, blaeS name and
" 80 tail, white hind feet, with a small
= ia RI white sa1l Oh the end of ths nose,
~ y4F about IA or Is hands high, the own
rEAs=sZscs e. viii please come and prove prop
CITY pay charges and take il away.
ROBERT WHIfESIDE.
CassyiIlo May 29th, 1915. l2-it
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-05-31
Valuable Tavern Stand,
F02 cElF OR EXCHANGE,

UH oHLt VI thLHNIIuL'
TEyllE subscriber offers for sale his valuable IaV-
efn Stand. NJ Lancaster, together with toe
stable aud out Buildings belonging 20 the same, -
Intending TO quit the business of keepiag public
house IL resune his trade as house builder, he VIII
sell the ah1go properly on EEAsoaAHtE 1tnMs' Tor
cash, payable ons-ihird down, aud Tho balance %
Two ri iual instruments, N he VIII rxehangr u lof
improved o. unimprosed lands 10 tho Territory Of
Wisconsin.
The above property is vol situated, md adapt
ed 10 tho accommodation Of the uagclling public.
He boasts tho beet stable l., tho Territory, add to
those Wishing % engage IL tho husincts of accom-
moiatng the public, le, more desirable sitn 'iions
IN, he f,und. ID. BANF1LL.
Lancaster, ". r.. Jao'y. ~, Isi5. 47a