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Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1845-04-10
VALUABLE LAND
FOR;

TESHE subscribers offer for sale, that valus'
4 bic FARM upon which they now reside.
lying on the Great Cacaphon river, in Hamp-
shire CO., four miles from Wardensville, and
about twentv-eight miles from Winchester
a. Earrn contains ahopts
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1845-04-10
PUBLIC SALE
OE LAND.

EDURsU ANT 10 authority given ~ the
"a heirs Of Col. isaac Overall will sell, to
the highest bidder, at L,,rav, Oh Ttursaay NE
81 aay Of May, 1845. 4 TRACT OF LAND
CONTAINING TWO HUNDRED AND
FORTY-slX ACRES AND TW ENTY PER-
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1845-04-10

- road from Luray to Mil 1890
e fsz !. .fflh ford. II is good Lime ssSSylHM
6 stone Land, we'll water EYN5
-A.R2 ed, and about one third ~ss.azz-.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1845-04-10
Valuable Property for sale.

Oct 8, 1914.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-02-07
pEAuTITUL ANECpOTE.

A happier illustration Of the wonderful
character Of the Bible, and the facility
with which oven a child may answer by il
the greatest Of questions, aud solve ,uHi.
NEST Of mysteries, was perhaps never Civ.
en- than at an examination of deaf and
dumb institution, some years ago in Lon.
don.
A little b y was asked in writing, "who
made the would :" lie took the chalk aud
wrote under the question, In the begin.
ning God created the Heavens and tho
Garth" The clergyman then inquired in
similar manner, Why did Jesus Christ
come into the world ~ A smile of delight
and gratitude rested on the countcnancc Of
tho little fellow as he wrotel
This is ia failhcu saying aud worthy q
all accepta'lon, that Jesus Christ came IN.
TO the world to save sinners"
4 third was then proposed, evidently
adapted TO call his most powerful feeling,
into exercise
Why were YOU born deaf and dumb
when | can hear and speak y
Never" SAID an eyewitness, " shall
forget the look of resignation which sat
upon his conntcnancc, as he took the chalk
and wrote -
Even SO, Father, for so it seemed
good III thy sight"
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j aste not the wine within the cup
1.at not that curse be thine l--
'r,s rich aud red, but gti,f and woe
Arc hid in its rosy depths below WILLIS.
Ellen Canning had, when yet mere
chtId. plIghted her trn;h "io love aud 10
honor talented though obsolete yonng
man, Of slender income and expensive hab
lis. la vain her relatives argued that such
an union could promise nought save mise
~; but the warm hearted g,rl had pleaded
so earnestly, :" that since Harry Marston
had separated himself from his lormer eay
companions, he no longer frequen,cd thea
Tres, bar rooms, clubs or billiard roums,n
ns 10 draw a reluctant, consent from her
fthsr, though the old gentleman hunted
that the loss of his situation as a hook keep
er for the extensive western commission
house Of the BIS was owing 10 his sad
propensity for tipping. Though El'cu
could no; defend The past, she spoke with
proud security Of the !u'utc, in tho simple
appeal, bu, he has rncd Temperance
SoCioy now, papa."
Alas, poor eitl she knew no, that he
whose cause sho wasso warmly pleading had
often before signed the temperance pledge,
mud as often, unable 10 resist temptation,
h1ckslidden from his promise, although he
felt II estrnneed him from the esteem and
coaliicnce oil kindred and friends. For the
tirIi few months after their marriage Mars
tons conduct babe fair to iu'6 his wles
prophecy iur The future bot again, strange
mlai, alton lie, witbou, any particular cause
or lnduccmen', tried another first glass,
and, by way Of lnd'mnifying himself for
pas, abstinence, drank to such an excess
as TO loose his employment of book keeper,
aud once more ALLEVIATE the respect of ms
irlcnds-all save one Ina, one, his patient
suffering and uncomplanlng wlle-She still
remained the same.
Soon they were reduced from a respccla.
bic competency TO poverty, and, by as rapid
transition, from poverty to absolute pen.
nry and Ellen, with an infant daughter
was at last compelled, by the fear OF seeing
her babe due from want of the care and
comforts she might secure to i, beneath
her iu,hor's rnul, to accept for it and herself
tha. asylum which was not extended To he,
drunken husband.
Although Mr. Canning refused to admi,
Mars'on an inmate Of his firmly, sllll lor
Ellen's sake he furnished the miserable
mud now thoroughly repantant man witt
respectable cIothing (even his clothes hal
been pawncd al the cabaretS for drains,
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p ETR W.
From the Saturday Courier.
"OI1. FATHER, LET VIE IN

ny MAS. CAROLINE LEE HENrz.
The dark clouds gathered in the sky,
Loud rose the thundcr's din,
When. hank sweet imploring cry,
"Uh father. lei me -
And still, as louder swelled tie gale.
Aud heavy fell thu rain,
That son. intense, aud plaintve wall,
Thrilled to the heart again.
] know that sweet, impluriug tone.
Fair clild. saw thee stray,
When bright the morning sunbeams sbonc,
Ga tho green slope TO play.
Aud there amid the light and dew.
Mid fragrance, song and mirlh,
A living sunbeam, on yc hcw
Young gladdener OF tho earth
Ye rocked not Of fathers care,
Nor of thy shsl,ering home;
This world seemed made so green and fair,
For Thy young feet TO roam. !.
But now, II dangers hour, tho world
Shows but one place Of r,st
Poor dove thy nduering wings ere fafl'd
Within thine own dear nest
So, children Of larger growth,
When pleasures pulse beats high.
We spring witt, bounding footsteps forth.
Meath hopes ccrulean sky,
But, whca tic clouds of darkness low'r,
When liie's sad woes begin
We cry at heavenly mercy's door,
"Ohl Father, let me IN !"
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CHARLOTTE. N. G. FEBRUARY 7. 1915.

] pass over The horror with which she
Shrunk from his support and inquired for
her chld. aud the agony with which Sac
heard that though he might live, his spine
had been injured, and he roaM be criP.
pie for life
Alarston might again he seen carrying
the babe about III his arms, and how dlrr
ent his manner --how altered the former
gay tone of his voice He now no hanger
called on the rosy, laughing boy to notice
all tina, passed around, but siiIled the plain
1--we meanings of the little sufferer on his
breast, with tenderness and soicirude
that spoke the deep feeling lha, lay in the
fathers heart for his ciipp'eJ boy.
The patient little victim was six months
old a, the time of The accidtnt, as tina, act
Of violence was reptrled TO the physician
aud servant to be, aud he lived til his birth
day came round, when his lilneed eyelid.
closed "calmly as 10 nights repose, like
flowers at the set Of sun aud he breath
cd his last.
Matsion never ngrn tasted of " he wine
within TIC cup" business pro>pered with
bin, and he was accounted by the world a
prosperous and n happy man. But they
saw him not when tears fell fast upon the
up'ufned face Of the little Allhed, as she
asked "phy little brother died -
Not loug after the drath Of her little dar
ling, Ellen returned home to her fathers in
New O,Ieans--io die.
Doctors called her malady consumption,
but her bu-band alone knew that her
sun of earthly happiness had set forever
when his arm had, with maniac force, tore
from her breast lis cherished darling and
buried II tots grave.
lie asked not, hoped not for her TO live.
although with the sacrifice Of his own glad
ly would he have bouah, the life OF her he
had so injured, Tor he felt that though young,
amlabl", aud loved, sub must death now
be welcomed by his Ellen as the kind
friend ho would terminate her earthly
suilerings.
And when, few weeks after, letter
sealed with black vas placed IN bls hands,
he read II through with the settled calmness
Of despair, aud bowling his head down on
the fair bfoa Of his living child, he muir.
INJURED Ahhca, your mother has zone to
Your little brother, my child. God s riH
be done"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-02-07
MARRIAGE SCENE IN TIE WEST

NJ MARRIAGE SCENE IN TIE WEST.
The ~ o. Pica} unc gives the following
description ola wedding among cmigranlS
"a few Sunday mornings since as a
large humber Of migrants, with tier WI.
CONS ca'tle, g., w'tr lrufneyins through
Mississippi, on IhrlT way tn 4 KANSAS and
shortly after passing through a small town
II occurred suddenly 10 two Of the parry, "A
youug man uud @oihan, who Ind been for
a while greatly troubled with the willy
sGarrs Of Master Cupid, that they could 90
no further unless they we're converted INTO
our \ halt was therefore caIlc1, the
difficulty made known and message des
patched b.ck lar 'Sqiue. In short
tine The officer appeared, aud IN The pres
eucc OF a large company, in The open road
he pronounced William A Mu.es and Nan
cy Plant, husMnd aud wife.
After tie knot was ticd," SAYS the Va
no Banner, the father OF the bfdc invited
all who bad voted Tor Cav 10 cone forward
and /" salute her; aud all who had voted
Tor Polk TO :" take buss al his old woman. -
The scene closed by general distributor
among lie company OF numerous slices Of
glnIt rbreal, IN lieu Of the brides cake,
and the happy pnlr, accompanied by their
lnends rcsumcd their lpuruey. May WI
liam had The climate Of his new home con
genial to his young and tender Plant.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-02-07
Il. ]. H0LT0N,
Editor, Proprietor ~ Publisher
TERNIS:

TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS if
pqm in adrance. THREE DOLLARS If vol
paid shhin hrre months. ind THREE DOL
LARS AND FIFTY CENTS if not paid until af-
hr The expiration of the year. No paper diseoa-
nap'd pHii all arrearages are paid, except at Gs
option Of The Editor.
II Adrrriissmenfs inserted at One Dollar per
- 'arr nc lines or less. Ibis sized type for the
first insertion, and 2j CENTS far each continuance.
Can't advertisements and ShTig's Soics ehorg.
al % per cent higher; and deduction Of 3al
per cent toiH be made from the regular prices, far
sdrerfise,s Ly The year Adperiisemenfs inserted
monthly or 9sartaig 81 per square for each time.
Semi-mOHfhty Is cents per square for each time.
AGENTS.
Col. X. W. Cochran, Meek!enLurP, n. C.
Caas W. Harris. NIL Gr0Us. NJ c.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-02-07
JUGS

The Jug the mos, singular ulensil; 4
pail, lumber, or dccnn,er, may be raised,
and you may satisfy Yourself by optical
proof that the thing is clean, but the Jug
has lite hole in the top, and the interior
is all darkness. No eye peneiralrs it, no
hand moves over the surface. You can
clean it only by putting in water, shaking
it up and pouring it out. II tho water
comes clean, YOU Judge that you have sue
ceedcd IN purifying the jug, and vice YER
sa. Hence the jug is like the human
heart. No mortal eye can look into its
recesscs, but You can Judge of its purity
ony by What comes out of it.-Rai, Reg.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-02-07
MISCELLANEOUS.
Beware of Tie First Glass
A Tai. of the Middle Wallis Of life.
nv J. II. a., OF LOUISIANA.

"Tastc not the wine within the cup
Let not that curse DO thine
-. 1
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-05-10
ssbEtMar nv.
feaaAeSseATEa |

Departed this life, al Prairie do Chen, April
ESD, 1913, noSTWIGK Q MILLER,
NJ. u,
Ia the sudden and unexpected dea'h efnh
Miller, tho oommaRily has received sAeek,
such ga II Ia seldom called upon 10 sus,ais-.sa
loss which can negeF he Iepaifed apd the
memory of which, Il viii take leRg years 70
elfaee Emlaen,y ondawed With all ihuse
generous and social qualities which eadesr
man TO his ielow man. "noea knew him but
to love. none natae him husia psaisa,"
To high order Of professional talent and
ability, he Joined a tenderness Of feeling and
gen,Ieaess Of manner, which few eyaa 81 the
care worn inmates Of Tie sick chamber, eoald
ever resist Il was hers sha the lamp Of bis
generous nature shone with lie puTea' lus'Fe,
To all, he was the obligiag ueighhot~-tae
kind ltiend--lhe social eompapioB---io ~ stah
he igas ,nofe-~,he wise and attentive physician
--lhe patient natss---the ready adylsef-~'he
warm hearted, sympa'hiEing syoihsr' aad TIE
atmosphere OF these Virtues, penetrated equai
If the msnsiona Of the rich aud prosperous, ard
she lowly sbodes Of Tho unfortunate poat To
humble imitation Of the great healer Of woes'
his calling was 10 81 ard toF all.
His deaih was saadan aud unexpected, but
!, viii afford moprnfa satisfaction 70 his 30
reave3 familly and frIenda TO knew 'has his
Isst hours were passed without pain, soTtoun.
ded By community ofauached friends, whose
unremlung exey,iaps ensured every possible
alienation 10 his situation, and effort flf his
recovery, No one better deserved friends.
no one possessed them moto aeaeraIly-~.of
lhosa more devoted.
The funeral obseqaies, Notwithstanding 'he
unfagorble state ofth2 weather, Were NOES h0'
neroasiy attended TIRE Masonic Lodge Ct
which Or, Miller was mrmber, vi'h lhal
prompli,pia on hro,herly Iove" which "a ihs
Characteristic Of he order, wefe unrsmnng
in their attentions ghilQ liG seaaioed, and Al
tended bis remains 70 .heir faal rss,irg place,
with all she soiatan pomp and testimonials 81
respect, known 20 the cfafl,
May no ,esi IN sieioa peace, and his loss
speak To- 81 F!
AS tac sbi leaf, w'.ass isa iafaid hsats,
Some trembling Insects iiils vasId u caisF,
Deseeajs 4, sllenes---9hila mosnd &acesna,
Taa n,i2h;y iorasi--saklesa what's soa7--.
SaeA ia mass doam 1od eta 81 hout BE- aoaa,
Start 80, ihaa, ;fiiarl ,acl alay be Hias oisat
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-05-10
NEW GOODS.

b tie1' received PEE steamer ONt,e iaAy, the
81 lAtgeRi aaa cheapest sleek a Goats sven ala
gagtsi ia sele IL ina GeaaMy, AN sosss q nsy
and Faasy t'eaas, baaae,e, aaA Hats 81 The lales,
ssyla. C,6,Alng apt Glaesoes az Wholesale s03
Relsl,, TOO ols, OF Mess ferk.
lai03 lbs, sssaglea nac0a.
sa9l i.aui IA kvgS add haaelsI
1aAfsh, Mavtettl, White Fish,
4 lAges quantity ~ WHISKY, shAedy IiNs, Wines,
tseal,s NNhAs Leea, 0ie t9aea,s,
kalsas, s9ials, Cead.ss, SOAPS
Teas, Ne,
1al III ksss, / Gaegn Diamond Aeet slaVas
Wbeh assagt neat VIII b. sald unexpectedly sos,
"a which vs. eall she attention. Of egerv eae VISA
iaa 10 taY ssesaashlo aNi cheap tsaesis
4, ~. q p. LASUWuRltIY,
pasasi, Muea "a, ial4s
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-05-10

IsxAs AND GREAT BRITATv. --HoV.
NsHBEL SdIrH, Texan Secretary Of
N.a:e, passed through louisville q few
IS since. 4 gentleman from New
'..aans, passenger on the same boat
Mr., Smith assures tie editors Of
Journal that tho rexiau Secretary
En- his way to Boston, with the
5~ oftaking passage for England on
steamer for the first Of May. This
9rmalion vas derived from a conf.
aialfrieqi Of Mr.. s., and taIlies
b that which had been previously
received from New Orleans.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-05-10
Estate Of N. C. Romstoek.

Territory of Wisconsin,
GRAM inuHlg, IS.
rs tae he1fs 4, n. aA4 al persoas Interested ir
tbs estate 81 Matthias Z. Coas,oek, a,s Of Joe
Dayioss county ~ tho state Of Illinois, deceased,
inteslale.
"a OriCB is hareby given iha. Edwin Ripley,
L \ administrator II all and sigg iar SIZE soodss
chaltes, tights, credits and estate % said NJ y.
Comsiock, deceased, hath represented nnt1 me
Prostate court Of Graag county, Wisconsin territory,
that the personal estate Of the said deceased i3 IN
sufficient 70 pay the debts which safe deceased ow-
cd, by INC Of Eight ih,.innd dollars and prag-
ing The said Probate cooa FOR lce1se ard authority
to sell 50 murh Of the real estate y se.' deceased
said eoanfy % Graat, as may be sul. e.ra 30 pay
the - ~ sun Of 5 900 and ino eoHs mi chalgfs
attending said sail,
Tle court Of Probate doth iheTefas appoint me
th,ld Saturday NJ MAY, 1915, ~ ono a'rinck 7 ~.
at lie ptabass GGtcs u aneaaef, 10 ad Gaut
Goa ,ly, WHEN anG 'stego 81, persons Interested maY
apIsa. snd sbnw cnnsa Il esy they hego, Why SAID
application should noi be granted,
Given aa@eI my band and ,caF htsialri Gay III
april, 1915 II, 4, G0ifER,
lnige III Probate,
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-05-10
rpg SUGAR TRAnE,

sysWe hea, aha, immense sfeealaitaas
,sop made In sonle Instances wltt'a mo
e y I'm mantha, Ia The article Of sagas. All
a.' s,o,,es are ofioai upou ,he subject nov
~ ~ his country bus Ia England u is a.
se,taio that brown sugars have advanced
.s.'' T,,s,ially IA ptpe within comparative
,i na,Iod Ono eausa Of The rise Is 81
t s Ioa belief thai the crop in Cuha will
I've very shpFI, 4 Wtissf IN tho bos'en
rasrsy eonsi6oga this Of sufficient importance
+ warrant the sdvaace q. sugars mere snsa so
sani. Dat spll, he eonleHds, there y 10
s,,aad lof serious alarm lie says thai the
s.a-is sxpol, Of sugar annually f,om Cuba has
-. abaa. $40 millions Of pounds, but this
va, ,be crop Will mol exceed iT0 millions, o.
..tsat ope half. The whole export Of sugar 70
~ pau az tho world, lTem The producing
,iists, Is about 5000 millions efpounds an
liz Tho Louisiana crop fer this year Is
,,gmaled at 1870 millions Of pounds, being 30
4.lans mora than an average quantity ship
III befeyofofe isou ltes State. The whole
assay Of sugar imported annually into
h. United States Is abani 1876 millions Of
r,g51s, Of which II millions ore exported, lea
$40 "a, home consumption lao mlllions ad'
..ag ,he exnerla 70 he Middle States from
Now Orleans, will alaennt 10 1872 mllliona OF
a5ands Tie following are the ameaals re-
a.tgtd annually fol the ass few years;
Parish West IaJias 6 100000 lbs
\ ch Wesl lndies 5000 GOO I"
MrlIa eOQo'oou
P.aa Rico and o.heE Spanish
t0;,s tu COG uoo
H..,ls 100000 a.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-05-10

Mr. o'Conaeli, unable longer 70
4 .3. \ the pressure from The ieadeFs
g f,ba Yoaag ireland party, win 81.
q ~, h the course oflho ensuing suEls
~. -, "a reorganjZa aaeastsr meeting ca
'5 y. ,.no scale as those which created
/, " much apprehension IN the year
ta49
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ssegnlav Stage line

FEoa 'LAyrSyatk 10 tasSvfltk, ylA, LANCASTER
kNe KpwAGnSvU1e,
So Il subscriber respectfully letagms the pUhR
80 ast no mas eaNUSe,oa 10 eagyy she mail be.
iwees the AAaye patAa and liza. he has wNae
amAl, arrangements COZ tae accommodation 0ilhe
irSse hing plhlic
IA stage Will tsSe PlaWsvllle eg Lancaster
gge4 MSedsl, Wedaostay and FddNy AZ e'elocS
y. n ,wb6n u viii connect With lGe Stage hom
ffah . ia ChieN.
" Il leave i,antasie' Cor Cassvlle, Rs sslne III.
watt willie, every SATURDAY woNiag, Gassvtllo
ini I baeyIIie, va, EwAgasNNe s9a Leaeae'ar
etef Sunday morning,
" lltpp,B Lancaster Tor rlaitevills eYorv Sunday
ID 1elaek Z M., and eyety Fursday, Thursday
and saturday El a'eloub A, M,WbsFe Il VIII
aum Rtw!'b iDs Stage nom tislcna, ilso H.
Slag from Miisegkif, Via MalIsoa
H. MllssMlkE,
L neader, Nav Is, 1874.
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L 5.
CLNTilS 4 NASSINlERES.

II.NFilS Il ISASSENsEkES.
TALACh Su.) hlae, eapeasae, mlAAliNS, and
n , Aw Nsles1 hy0aavla,Ns, saaegsGass,mese',
Aad tleAsk,Ns. la3ee asseaNsat OF SsuNetSS
white, gea, yeslew saa Ssceu flaaAsls, nlaNAes'A
lseaye ele,Aa, A;Nsey aaa Ras Key flalds, w,sa
q a,ea variety a. desirable wtaseg GaaSs, saas.
NesiN ,Ae best assortment, Is be iaaNa ia ,hls gait
ot tue feujteFy, sell5sS 10 az segs gNset9 peases
by ROOM FREE 4 ClaAKk
10, 'si, JAN, lsg5.
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Ma. PoLx's INAueuRAl..--'fhe London DEli,
asaia nos apeaks Of lbis document;
The Americans may be quite right IN theIT
tasisj 8 e merely remark OF tho fact that snch
81 sdj,ess as Ibis submitted 70 any body IN the
em,,d Eiasdom, save only The Repeal Assoc
as3oa. would be receiysd with shout ofde.
,lsa as ipaGably bonibasiici verbose, and
aaleIed,
Tie three Gfsl paragraphs are oPcpPled
sim tie sefgfa,olaiioo Il he President on
is eIeatIon. and then he pfoeeeds, Ia order 10
saow what his administrative policy will BE-, 10
.4siai. MS iiea Of The American coasiiaiioa.
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rotnI

lp'ht AFS'NNN1efF
ltdorag The present year woareceiva eely
oag haif he above supply We shall have an
saaB5anye 20! home consumption wiiilol' any
.,ance in price, Although is Is aimilied
H., lac Cuba crops haye failed ohe half, yet
.. lae o,Aef producing places have furnished
aslf asgal supplies, aud We have lGfai snF
H. ief Sugar Is al aliicie Of genera con
sumption, ard al general iaipfesN and any az
'emfl az specalaiing VIII necessarily Involve
monopoly by continued advance 10 prices,
s.s lha hadrrs canna; fail 10 DO serious losers
II hfy % not sell within he year, as quality
l.3 quantity deleriora'e hg beieg Kept,
TGlcknsl's Reporter.
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NEW GOODS.
oNus so hc sscns. 40
SaMF TalNaS rAN sc Done
as WAN D .E.I1 81 INNS

ME- viii aad esa aell Goods As phs8a az Any
w sshsF geage Ia iae ii66tAe, Tne Oh
stalta formally aeeabied lbs 49, NQklRsle, u li..
lsnli4eaaed WAb MEN aad FAsatitlN Aia4h
GOODS, saitsa "a tie Qiesea, ana amlaaeMAg
eeasaa,
raasisias Ia peu 81 the iplawiAgl Amviieans
kfllish, ana French DRY GQnlls, al eyei} les7
cy,ai,os sNd variety. RE a0i asVaaa to,isa,
imperial, 9s,npoR der Blasting sad Ride pose
ipg aAd Young iiyaea Teas, Eia.'waa aNd
Cuu,,Y, Glass, Ghjas aud Queens Ware, Dflsa
sNa DE sglils, GsN,eMp0's hapis ana shae- eief.
efy Description, i.atfs t.asei, SAppels, kio aad
Nsjkjag shass, hesVet Russia, Cashmere hnd
Waa Hats, Msa and kays Pain iiasa, ead CAPS
ef every variety In wagd ne Subscriber wnula
iljagn Bis ald hjaads aai thn pghlle l8aI be has
Jas, eesiyad and "a a0g opeHias ene attae largest
ana best selected stack 81 hsleaagaiss tha' has
eama W thsse Waters IN = taoN's Aae,ail (which
he proposes 10 SSH iey cash 0y the pgadace u he
couaHy,
Have and win keep constantly 90 hanf, ~
CON, PORK. butter, lard Aa Chairs, eadsteads sale
aud hagNesa feather always 90 hand aad e
yaJd every sblag from Naettlt % an AnehpG
Ghs ssbssrnsf wnsld gaNsw hs oaasasioa' 'eE
pas. aqags aad aailgi eanilnlaHer 81 lhs liheF-l
aRtroaaea hsleipiafe eettye9
Esnenb4i sac staui, The aare haasa formally
aeeuaied By Ar, Mebmtte, ang doa't algei 20
Mihg the money W o. JoIiNntlSa
Poes, ", 7, April ls', isia, am
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-05-10

IlREI u I.ondou, C. W.--The Rob.
3 HstI' Hotel, ami al the buildings
c1F9ing four contiguous blocks and
te.'og an area OF nearly thirty acres,
@sFs destroyed by Gre on the Oh inst.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-05-10
Maypteo,

Ia swanlon, vi, en- The leih Ella by ths Rev,
Daniel Saeiaa, MI I, NJ, RAneFe q ials
village, 10 Miss LAURA b, fosTsa, ef the
istmet place,
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-05-10
TAKEN Up

EBY the subscriber, the 25,h day Of Aprii,
I'D ls45, miies East Of Patch G;ofe, in Gfai
county, black nr dark browa horse with staf .8
ih9 forehead and left bind fool white, nbaal four
isoaahd hall lands hgh, supposed TOD 2 b q
yaars old. The a@per is Requested % provo PsaP-
cry pay charges sad take hBa away,
". BRUNSOE
Democrat Grove, Ma i,b, ls4s psi,
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-05-10

TIRE II THE MOUNTAINS The
Miners Journal says" We are graft
ISL chat the recen! rains have at last
@Zs.agaished the fire which for several
sleks past has been raging on the
around u.s.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-05-10

The Raleigh n. G. Register says
. +. he severe frosts Of tie Slh ollino
GIFTED every hing in garden and
a-t. and destroyed al hope Of fruit
season..