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Posr-OfrIcr Nrw-I OAK, Anrl IS, is'5.
- English NIail.-Le,irt Bags rsr Mail Steamer
CALEDONIA viii be closed u; ;l- Posi-Ohee ~ Na'>,n
,tr IN his CITY on Wrdacsdav 31th instant - minutes
et O'clock p Nj. The Overland postage OF IS cents on
as sss s,asi7 iii, '''' JoHN LORI. ER GRAHAM P II
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Please call where you purchase the above Goods 90
per ciecPs1 than other estabiishnea; in ;-
United Stats a; HOUGHTON'S Mnaufacto-y.
a22 inis IS Cedar-street. up stairs.
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MILLINERY GOODS.

sss1thr Manulscturers d,pot No 3l3. Broadway.
tl, Hespit. s'rat impfoytment on the Bonnet
'SXk mad. by other manufacturers, they Of pure
otrr Of Pearl color which thy will always retain while
those made by Others have greasy look any one can see
By comparing Bor, with those made by other msnuse-
t1er. We wish the public distinctly understand thar We
hay. no c0anericn with Pats06 Noe Co. nor with any OF
The obseuf parts Of the the ony Frdeet article "a ~
ou1d at the NeApotin BonEe, HaDusetoy Depot No 2ii
p,a,dg,y ala 2wis-
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SCHOOLS.

ITNiON HALL ACADEMY. Jamaica. l.. L.-HENkY
= oNDEHDoSK. Jr. A. NJ; and JOHN y. BRiNCt-
For CirculaS containing and other Information rfr
b- had r Monroe, Esq 1871 Broadway. aj0 6t'
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BOSTON ADVERTISEMENTS.
40 sawsr

5-C,1s n, NO7TICt-Staten ISsud Ferry, foot Of
5I!s' whit.hai,-on a., a,d after T9nr,sday Nay
fuhef notice: Leave Staten Island at g. 9. TO- H. u VI
eP. n Lave N-wl ok s. 9 TO- u 2 l2 A NJ Il
until VI Leave Clifton :! \. VI. and Newly orr. for
t.I;F,o, al!
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED
In he brig Maria Gage from Baii;e-Slr Dueleylan al
lady. A Marie.
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.


TUESDAY 2. NJ.
In the Stock market there was but little activity
to-day and prices show but little variation from yes
terday The tendency upward aer the close and at
the Second Board the market slightly improved.
There has been fair demaed to-day for Ex-
change for the steamer and the market Is steady. The
supply is no; abundant Sterling 81 81; Francs %;
u IS.
As the first OF May approaches the Money mar
ket gets more tight and paper and loans cannot be easily
negotiated below per and have heard Of
loans on stocks at per cent The Bank people, how
ever declare that after the LIST OF May the market will be
much relieved nnd the Of Interest fall back 10
per cent At Philadelphia tile market is also tighter.
Money not quite so abundant. The Banks, however,
continue to discount per cent while OF doors the
rates are from to Nothing in the condition the
Banks. Relief u per cent discount. Business
tnues pretty active in Philadelphia, hut many OF the
chants from the South and West have obtained their sup
plies and returned home. The transportation lines
time actively engaged.
The Domesiics exported from Boston during the
week ending April 26 were 3.Oli packages.
The New-Orleans Bulletin of the Sth gives
table showing several interesting facts in relation TO the
Po,k trade among Others the great falling off in the sup
ply OF the article this year The following table shows
that Ohio Cincinnati chiei exports New Orleans
half Of the whole raised and slaughteredihus:
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~R.y 4. Davis will give i Lecture 70 the Chsiel
j.sSxsrty " ednes5av t1eGInc. ci-ck- Suhl-Si-
is II C-ntrel America Tickets - cents 20 te i4a Al
49, ,,h 4, S-pp-u,s Bookstore. 53 Sfcadwav, a. as
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appointment by the Governor,
go, ,,,ta N, oSyice and c, n,ent Of the Senate

,,rr.yoak--walter R. Jores, jr. notary pcblc, rice
-, 2. youes, lately appointed by mistake
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BELOW.
barks and s brigs unknown. Wind Z.
SAILED.
Ships Adelaide, Havana; Norma. DO.
SPOKEN. &c
April "a Ia; 81 "a lon - -. schr Commerce. from Nor
leans for Philadelphia.
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r,,,. Misses Sedy1vick's Boarding snt Dzy
f,- vnI->>ti ADJ ea,inues :h- eosnies
X, - II est Washington fi.c- TIE Tr1rE 9atEtef
;iI commence 90 The hrst AondAy l 'y. 20 >'s
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ss- NEAPOLtTAS EONNETS-Tbe continued Inn.
@ position which pTzcticrt npon the public by ius
spoaSise refons Ia yrsdns miserable iInitoon Of
IA, eaa,iio N4p0lt4ns. c1ge. "a sgsI 90 caution
III ,tc a2si inst their mpoSioB- Ladies should earvfy
1sl NesrGtsB before 9uIcahZ, errsp OF the most
,lioa4ic !Irts have e9TBet with ticket
.pon Il, We h4y. With any other Nespotau
Dept either brosdNAv JOhGssst Bsihsr have t<y
,uv N.apolitza Bounets of IEe Inanufsc,uy> Of
PATTlsOS, NOE u CO.
P,teniess ap5 Manufacturers Of the Sespoltan Ionss
All im;S No 2S Dsiauey-sfrest
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~ Ro>cn AND BEp BuC D,>s.-
Have yop rhes your PANTRY. and NeTmn in your eeu
Are ven afraid food or rest your weary heads
he reI 10 RENE mber thn; by far the best Of drugs
Is ne Blne they sell Comstock for every sort OF bugs
Sid only al 2i Conrandt.street. New \ OK.
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CoNuxpsry.--Why Gouraud's Italian Medie9ied soar
long pupe>. frecke. sunouu salownes. &c aae
cpnseted dg of beauty, lust 80 lons
wal this ips,ah.e Soap be popular the votaneS OF
nus And this equally true respects the Doctors fonares
Sub,ies Tor upgoong supeuous hay: Liquid Vegetable
Rouge for iprahng 10 pale cheeks rch and permanent
bloom his Lily Whts for ,otcpns aad beauy'pg he corr
SouaudS Acoustic Drops have been known dsaiRess
offftcen and twenty years stanlinr
Re very par,icrlar oply oF IT. Felix Gouaud
his depoi s. aker,st first store from BIoaway No article
,snsp unssS houyh; Gbove Aserts-!t Chesnut.st
PsladephIa Milkst Boston Pierce SsAnwiS Hall, Al
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49, S,rah r. ClarA,s Seminary, IL East

ps.,v will commence i.s Summer eTuI on the . ist
s 80. : divided tno al eercn -eess e=ch A
I,1t n.paDe1t ior Crls unde. the OF m sSpeeee
Teacher IS attached 20 the Schco! urstP as -"e0d
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= Canal from Wolf River to Memph,s.-
By order the Board Of Mayor aud Aldermen Of the Town
to constrnc Canal from Wolf River To the city OF Searhis
distance Of Eleven Miles sad Canal viii BE- lad
stSneop vii BE- received un the 2ah day Of y next; the
work b- paid the Bonds Of the Corporation having
fhsae?hi, 60 '"' "'''' 80
IN Corora;on Is on; Of debt and hasa revenue which has
Ter cent Ter Tor the last four y,ars and
about twenty-five (25eo0l thousand doA.s
Operators wishing 70 contract, invited TO come and -x
the ground WHEN all the information desired vii 9e fur
Memphis. 5th April; ls45 Mayor OF memphis Tenn
q DR. Banning's Patent Lace or Sody
BRACE-This instrument designed relieve dvsp.9sis
weakness and pain IN sides sense eorefyS III the som
ach constipation aud niles weak lungs eouIh and Srtttng
Of blood, palPtaon o the hsart weakness o the hs and
limos; drooprg Of t- body with Of The spine and
voung ladies' also female bliity weakness Of
Sas.eses Clerks Students and Others who keen the o-nt
attitude hnd much immediate comfort from ia IL oef
eleysne tie whole pile OF twhich have de
scended musculs. weakness and maintaining them thus
Broom- LsuieGs for few weeks betw II \ " and
?. NJ: 4 femas IS IN attendance on Ladies from II y ~
invited call and may Le supp ed bg apyng al the above
address. Common Sense Chronic D'sels-, tor sale
An Arrangement no .el-i %. ~. can Be made mo omeo'
Fy- Our ctzens engaging have Plumbing work
done for their tenants the way OF Baths Water Closets
Shower Faiths. Sc wil do well 10 call on es.rs fnoin
gwen universal ss,isiaetion fls istf
- The Invisible Wig, closely resembles the
real had of har that cepcs and couaoisseurs have pro-
nounceG the perfect and Fnsry Invention OF the
dv. The great sdNaGage OF tins novel and unique x Is us
beng made without weaving, WHICH causes ITS
and S,,nr rTe,ance 10 dsit d.tccfion rs ex;.
us b.ug beautiful porous and irr that IA all cases
of prrpiaon evaporation IS unImpeced ard the great e's
seur are alike Invited 10 inspect this novsl and beautiful Wig
11d the peculiar method OF fitting the head, III m,guac
,arer., A c. BARRY la Broadway Garner of Liberty
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Total o''tV
The receipts the month o April last year. about ten
days navigation. GS9 bbls Flour aid 23 S6' BUSH
els Wheat.
CLEVELAND, april 2l.-Market quiet; change in
prices Receipts by canal 2i6O bushels Wheat and 1854
bills Flour,
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B.xS FOR SAvivG. No ~ C;lanbers-str~e.
- Notice.-The D-Posiiors, sni the public ceae7sr.
Informed this InstiE,'on will Be soye4 The aah
April instant, The hrs-Trooi bndiHg, So l0 Carn-
vii be t-an5acted X. 1. CORN ELL S-c-s:l-y--
Ap.il 10 1885. Al Is t3Gih
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PI7RT1c ROOM n THE 18TH WARD

The AsToR SALOON. 13e EIGETE-sT. And s
ASToR PLACE, three doors East OF sro,avl-.
= This elegant Saloon. taPon tie aEs; t,oor)
aea-ly cs feet IN Iega with Convenient; eutnce ether
.ad u.y = rented The daT sreRs 70: all public
,ioas Also for public worship oa ;Ae Sabbath.
Aprly OF t5> premises or 10 JOHN Il BROWN *
BROTHERS, e. and s. Broad stre-;- CT s2s Broadway
q This room Is particularly well a5ap:st !oF Pa5iic
Sales Room u s6
- SPRING STYLE OF HATs.-BI7D, cos~Es OF
Plzs .yp N.ss.r sTREIr5-Gen,su'ru Hats ofthe s-ys
for te eu,ulzs se.sos VIII b introduced This Day Sarur
4lT. Mach. lst, 1857
al lms. BIRD. eora.r of Pr, AID Na,saa s,7-ss.
Summer Ears.-BEEBES CoSTAR, Hai;-rs
I56 Brsa4way will introduce ;heiF Establishment
Saturday n.r MAJ ,hei- and elegant styles D,B
BEAVERS zzd PEARL HATS for S4-aasr rear, Of su--
passing bezu;y aad elegance Also YOUTHS DRiB and
PEARL HATS and m Entirely rch and tast=al srti-
Gle fCHLDRENS HATS expressly stapt= TO The seasou
together with splendid varety of c CHILOREN' aci IN
FASTs sUMiiER CAPS of beautiful material and work
naaship a2s 5;isc
y The attention OF gentlemen Is isvi,ed 70
tie elegant sht stacs Beaver and eSor Hat. Srinz
and Summer furnished bT the subscriber Thee Hats made
OF the finest quality stock %arranei 20 r.sIT their
color shaT elasticity and nh all SsatheFy and climates,
while the style "a description rot CONSIDERED 1sces
s4y b-rr-d srce ;ES befor- produced Il this
Also ;h= b.s: quaftv of six H,s alvays 70 be had
ell luis AMiD0N. Wall-Strest- cor Nassau
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CLEARED

CLEARED.
Ship Sualara. Smith, Charleston. Martin < Brown
Barks VIM Keunejy Martha Charleston; Globe ,Brazer,
N0rleans.
Big Albertna, Landmark, Stein, " Weisser
Schrs Elizabeth & Rebccca, Green, Baltimore Splendid
Crowc Boston, Dr Franklin, Lewis, Philadelphia; Traf-
fc, Gardner Baltimore; b Caldwell! Teney, Phi!adel
pha.
Barge rorpoise Draker. Philadelphia
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x.v.YoriS City Marble Cemstery.J; :;
sS.rs.v ven thai Eiec.sor oI nys 1rEssces OF
Ne,ee W be he'd a. the stors of Hysep Bon
sa Sc, So street ON Molsy the s:h tay oil Mag ne1 De-
tween he h0u'' Of 10 and MICAH BALDWIN seestn;y
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II is the intention OF the Contractor 10 Win.
draw the De Wit as socn as she can be PnIa2sd
out, and substitute another barge. ms VIII IN
volye great deal Of labor. as all the heavy TIM
G before s' tbry a' can "a agsin commence raising the
wreck. One thing, however, Is favorable, she
nogr lies in a much better position for raising her
than before We understand il Is the intention, as
soon as she is raised TO her upon the beach a,
high tide, about four miles above Athens, and
when the tide receGes 20 examine her cabins TO
certain whether there are any more persons drown
ed than those already discovered. [iud. Rep
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E- Sec CoMSrocx's Co.'s advertisements On tht eusee
Of this paper tic first Iae- AN Al"
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The .EoLrAN ArrAcuMENr.-Tom Duncombe be-
Ing asked by Lord Alvanley wha, species OF a,senmeh'
mi, was renlcd From its being called oian, he imae
ued it sgniaed making love TO rich woman which he
considered was admirable method Of raising the wind
Boston Trans.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-30
MARINE JOURNAL

MINIATURE ALMANAc...TH DAY.
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~ DAtIxrs PsIS EXTRACTOR sold al u Courtand,'
street, al AALr PRICE, tcdrrGRted genuine.
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Corrcsn,ndence Of Livingston & Wells.

Correspondence Of Livingston Wells.
AIgANY April 2s-Wc have change 10 notice IN
Flozr We quote Gencsre 81 SCI 81 6ai. dull Ohio
and Michigan 81 So 1908 bushels Oats 30S 5000 do
Shorts at lie Plaster 50 25
Flour and H1eatThe quantity ef Flour andiWhea re-
ceived between the 18th and 22d of April
lsi5 Is as follows: Flour. BIDS. Wheat bu-.
Albany --iooii 3's'"
West Troy -ZV,iSi ZiCof
rT,rt
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II7.r KtCFIVtD AT TIE NEW-IUkh LAsH
j TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT, lS7 Bro.dwaT.
doors beIor ib- Faskbn Hoase .sad'a lg 30, o
Customers and the public Also ca haad, stI!ing fiS
Umbrellas altogether segef;9r % Ia iG3fed aitiG
Al szsus a:o AZ eszu. " akiEg Stiekior sale wholesale
int % - ll. oaiS y 'A' i g BOOTH co.
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PRINTP RlS IN < .

THE Subscriber oh-rs for sale III most reasonable
Terms al H. N-.- Yof Pria,sag lax IeHufact0ry No.
% Roe rrag Du4le-strset. News Book Fine, Extra II
nt Fancy Coior-t laSs bieh h. warrants equal 10
.ctlrrs-ks-ps Constantly hand sr-es supply.
JOHS u. LIGHT BODY
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Re- See Last Page.
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G1- The SWALLOW was partially raised on Saiur-
day, and got ahoat sufficiently to-day TO enable
those az WORK 90 her 10 tow her ashore. The al
tempt te get her ashore vas, however, attended
with another disaster, which may prevent her being
brought 10 the surface Tor several DAYS. In towing
round the hull toward the Athens shore II was found
that one of her buoys wss sinking; to save the
buoys they were compelled to let the S. go, and sne
sunk into the deepest pa OF The channel, 'vhere she
now lies in a more critical position than ever
TCor Livingston j. Wells.
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sieei, ST aALr PRICE, UGrrdRfed cepG'Re.
- Jusr RrcrlyIp at 2l Courtland;strse, hFstIats
article Of BAY WATER large Quart boiiirs--lee oO cents
Quart Cologue Mater same price
~ Co,,sIocx's EXTRACT OF ShRsAraRitLk:-I, Is
rrsySp mistake 10 suppose tha, the dearest article always
The he Here subscribers selling for so cents rr bot
lie or 81 m dozen an article OF high and deserved reputation
Nr which othets charge dollar aud well known TO
ho,, who tested The fact ,ha, the SarsspaTla rreeed
BY CoNsrocX Y Co. 81 Courtandseet. IS SUPERIOR to that
which Is sold eewher For impure blood scroinons afsc
lions sur;ions the face and all eatansoas diseases II Is
the best remedy IN the world:
Upon mankind its blessings shower
Nohiug can suriiass Its power.
There are few parts OF the couniry-North south fss
WsS,-u which the extraordinary effects OF loia
Extract OF Sarsapar, have not attracted general attention.
NorroE-A II country Merchants and d aiers are no
thr ,hs; DalleyS aud Conueis TRUE Magical lam hsas
tor. wARsS>Tsp GENUINE. 10 be had on ayrhVI AZ
Coaandtstter, oaly and great Inducements onessa W
tailers.
Sec CoN>rocx,s 5 adv ertsementS the outside
Of this paper tic first Ile- AN IN
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rvu, the N~w- Orleans Iioplc.
MR. Z q PALMER. No - tun-stsrrt, Ne"-I dTk. i
vi ~ authorized AGENT for is i thar city Phace
F,5 tS, FTesris b.errer-Sls V B. PAL,Es al hi
oiFre No 66 Nassan-.reet. N-sfo No - PlDc-sifeet
Philsd-rhs No 10 Ste-s;Iet Boston, and ; corner o
g1Ittmoi= ssd CalyeIt-se-is Baltimore. Agent for tina
ur 10 receive advertisement INSCRIPTIONS &c an
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rpr Cpops. WEArHER, &c.-The long continua-
@ DIV weather which we have had has done consider
- damage to the whes. Throughout the State The Corn
uless destroyed by unavorahle weather bids fair 70
lsr~cs. ever raised In the State the udness Of the
-, To,er ard the early setting in Of spring having given
- srers ar opportunity break up unusual amount
gind The peach blossoms have been entirely destroyed
- ne fros.s Jacksonville [rlL) journal.
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TO PUBLISHERS AND EDITORS.

~ For sale. well established Weekly Journal
terms aad which affords opportunity which seldom occurs
Jr person Of very moderate means and who has tste Tor
literary pursuits to establish himself business In charac
ter and influence co journal stands higher and it Is offered
only because the present proprietor has other business to
which he wishes to his whole attention address bes
L. !. ht.r MT r.Lh 81
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Difference in favor of lst5.---- si'sSl 50
the Collectors Ofice also the quantity when hss P>ss
the weigh lock up 20 o'clock Friday ,,o,,,.
FcUc cleared Rochester mp 70 VI oieo'A'' S.o ~ @
Fiour cleared West o. Rochester. $3.50
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-12-27
SHERIFF'S SALE

Uf virtue Of an alias f. "a wri, iss,.a a.,
-aI the oflce of the clerk of the Dis,ric, Co
OF the United States in and for The co oOa's
Grant, W.Tsry, at the suis of Andrew Poe. plaO
tin, against the goods and chaitels lands and ,s,
ements of Robert Halloween, defendant, dir.. zen,
TO the Sheriff OF said county, and 10 me deiye.ss
have this day levied upon all IN. es,.,s $50
title, interest or claim which the said Robore, e.
lowell had on the 9th day of August lsis 80.
any time thereafter of in and 10 the following de-
scribed property, to-wt: Lot number 6Tty. f5O,
the undivided one half part of To-, numbered Si,yZI
two (o2) and the undivided one half part of II,
numbered ffty-four( jail in the town of Potoai a
that particular portion of said town formeuy caed
Van Buren,, in the county of Grant aforesaid aod
all of which said property, or so much thereof a.
shall be sufficient to satisfy said writ and costs.
will sell at public vendue to the highest bidder. far
cash at the outward door of the courthouse in tho
town OF Lancaster, in said county, on the 18th
day OF December, l845, between the hours of nine
O'Clock a NJ, and four O'Clock NJ, of thar dav.
N. w. KENDALL, Sheriff, G. G.
Dated Sheriff Is Office, Lancaster, November !,
3A-6w
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-12-27
Regular Stage Line

FROM PLATTEvILLE TO cAssyHLE, VIA. LANCASTER
AND EDwARDsvILLE.
Sp HE subscriber respectfully informs the publ
that he has contracted to carry the mail be-
tween the above points and that he has made
ample arrangements for the accommodation ofthe
travelling public.
The Stage will leave PlatsvilIe for Lancaster
every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at l O'Clock
p. NJ, where it will connect with the Stage from
Prairie du CHEN.
Will leave Lancaster for Cassvie, passing Ed
wardsville, every Saturday moiniag Cassvillc
fol Platteville, via. Edwardsvlle and Lancacter
every Sunday morning.
Willlease Lancaster for Platteville every Sunday
at O'Clock p. NJ, and every Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday at Z O'Clock A. NJ, where it will
connect with the Stage from Galena, also the
Stage from Milwaukee, via Madison.
Also, from Lancaster to Blue River and back
once a week.
VIII leave Lancaster for Centreville every
Thursday NOTWITHSTANDING will leave Centre
vile every Friday morning for Lancaster.
ii. MESSMORE.
Lancaster, Nov l, 1916.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-12-27

THE PILES.-To those suffering with thar
= distressing complaint, the piles, we would rec
commend that old and well established remedy,
Hays Linment, which is known to cure ninety
nine ceses out EVERY hundred, where it is used.
We know many persons who had suffered with the
piles for many years effectualy cured by the use
a single bottle. Many persons have been imposed
upon by counterfeit article; all, therefore, WIN
wish to get rid of this troublesome complaint, should
r---- II-y Liui..rvur uuiy at btcKneiis, foIosi
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-12-27
TO THE FARMERS OF
Grant, Green, Richland and
Crawford counties, w. L.

yEyHE subscribers having secured the right of
Starts Patent Tanning Mill, for the above
counties, will have on hand and for sale, mills at
their shop on the Morrow farm, three miles south
east of Lancaster, by the first of November next.
They will be put in the best order, for use and du-
rability, and warrenied for the first year. For de-
scription of the mills see certificates
WILLIAMS, NORDYKE & co.
Having examined the machinery, construction
and arrangement of Starts patent Tanning Mill,
think il admirably adapted for all the purposes
intended, and much superior to any other in use.
ARTHUR w. WORTH.
When Mr.. McLain was here with Starts mill,
he winowed my grain in less time than Hurlston &
Wright with their powerful machine, could ,hresh
il, and it was cleaned perfectly. Several farmers
avaed themselves of its to clean their wheat of
noxous seed, and from the expression ofour bestiar
mers, as well as my own Judgment, | recommend
the mill to any who wish to purcbass er,p AMP
Sept ~, lS45. 29-ly.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-12-27
TERMS OF IulTlON
PUBLIC NOTICE.

A LII persons are hereby notified not to mine
IN or dig upon the following tracts OF land with
out written leave or permiss0a from the owner, OF
IS. NJ, Langworthy, at Po,Osi, viz; the L half Of
\ w quarter, and n W quarter Of n w quarter
Of section Is; also the 5 w quarter Of n quarter
Of section 10, town 3noFth, range 2west, in Graa,
county, Wis. Aud also notify all persons who
have cut timber removed rails aud buildings from
siad land, that Cyrus h Lord is authorised TO coll
lect the value Of the same; the accounts having
been placed in his hands
l.. II. LANGwoRTHY.
Dubuque, July 10, 1915. lstf
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-12-27
STRAY.

~AME TO THE subscriber, one half mile
I north Of Faitplay, some time in May last,
a two year old Red aad White HsiieT, marked
with a swallow fork ia the right aud under biz out
Of the lefs year. The owner is requested TO call,
prove properly, pay charges, and take her away.
JOSIAH RITClIEY.
Sept %, lsis. S9-h
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-12-27
NEW TAILOR SHOP.

THE subscriber begs leave to inform the
4 public, that he has commenced the business
of cutting and making garments in Lancaster,
in one of the rooms in the rear Of Mr.. Otis
store. and is fully assured from his experience
and former success in the art of tailoring, that
he can make coats, panialoons and vests as
we'll and as fashionably as they can be made
any where; and only asks the public. after CIV
ing his work fair trial to Judge for them
selves. No bad fitting or questionable work
eau leave his hands. Cash or produce will be
taken in payment for work.
WILLIAM HODGE.
Nov. eth, 1s45. no3S-ly.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-12-27
Notice.

NTOTICE is hereby given not to trust, harbor
IN or credit my wife Mary on my account, as
will pay no debts OF her contracting or liabili-
ties created by her, she having left my bed and
board without any cause or provocation.
THOMAS C. JONES.
Nov. %, 1915. no37-3t