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SEALED PROPOSALS will be received nn-

~ al 10 O'Clock NJ The 10Th Of MAY sex stakas ss-u
the hrek walls Of thu Museum Bui6lng
into the walls Of UPON the = sroa,d
the onaetor IN furni.h The The oufrds
are TO be two breks thsek and e
the inner partition wal be brse h theh Ts
bids be thousand asr they tAs opsn.ss
be etelod.d the
Also. SEALED PROPOSALS received IN 10 tb> r,>
period fur akng Nu--1 and for DOM
the wood ~ork The Court Hoa.
far be, and when for a. p>
the work In Be PINNED by the contractor.
Also, SEALED PROPOSALS. received up IN tss n M.
period for The cou Hous, manner and
with the best materials
Also SEALED PROPOSALS. vii be received up he
period for ou- wan TIRE.
coats Of paint. and for glazing
Also, SEALED PROPOSALS vin be received
time fo pdttinz furnace the has ou--
with nnes leading iheefsou buinx
W drawings can Be- and Information received
oty between The hours Of and o'clock daily be
dned to the Executive of the
usaetory evidence Of saul and ability perform worn.
CHARLES DIMM OK.
Capt Pub. cuard-sup. Pub EAInce..
Arnory, Richmond Va
Ami IS. 1915. hf
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NUMBER 1o1.

SEALED PROPOSALS. win 10 received ~ tss Es.eu.
- tive Of The Commonwealth Virginia until hs lsA d.y q
Way 1856 Al ~ osoek NJ or the ncua
NE C.pa OF he sAie al Rehnoad and
the best materials and be.s manner
Ao sealed proposals w be received urs ~
as dsts foe covering an The WOOD enc srsssr
and INTERIOR with three the s>.s u.~b
Contracts vii Be the Who shsn rr,A
sufficient testimonials q their sA in me prope,d wosh ana vi
give adequate security pero'm the
CHAs DnnoCK
I4-A,d ,,fp ,hf- -
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ENCOURAGE THE MANUFACTURES OF YOUR
OWN STATE

WE Fnuhn hanufaeiaIng Company have hand their
PAEh MILL near The Depot Of DE Southern Railroad good
assoent q supedne hne and letter folded snd
iai eappapnff ud ani PLAZA also, dgfn prnna enyeop
vrarrng o. wholesale prices
u whirh they nvte public quality and
price their msnuirc.ure yin bear poduction
Of any NorerH Faeso They prepard orss
any description % paper that the nay
require Merchants and dealers squssd 70 es q, hs Payer
MI and examine for themselves NH N1
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ANOTHER SUPPLY

ANOTHER SUPPLY
nF new, fashionable and popular MUSIC for
~ the Piano Fore, jua received p a. TAYLoRs Piano
Forte AMI Music Store 100 Main Street opposite Banks
songs.
The Wanderers dream Home: or Reeoueons Of Cht-
wood. ~ ?. u. Brown
To wis the Love of Thee, BY Leopold Mesnen
The Mothers Soug
Kate OShane BY Geo Lriey.
Pieces.
Quicksep Polka
American Polka Quadnca
Amen Po'ka = duete.
Ia Pile Du Ciel Yaiso Bnliants, By shuhert.
Ia Hnsc waltz
AHua Do.
Maz1rka Nationsic
Romsnce sans Paroles By Tharheeker.
W New Music received every week BIS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-25
INDIA RUBBER FACTORY,
Nepdrh, Men Je-sey.

Store No. so Walden Iatc. New York.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN ALL
RIVDS OF INDIA RUBBER GOODS
oRRUGATED suspebde Shoes Cloth Cart r. TOYS
- Life Prescrvers hnehno Banding Water Proof Clothing
every other article made om India Rubber our Of
penders exhibited At the Ae fair Institute
ana ae 40 impartial examination and comparison others
eevodhe hrst premium ell others A the arees
have undergone The ard given sasscton
We unfcaervedy invite Merchants Middle
Southern ard souh Weston States 10 can at our establishment
where hey viii find good and assortment Of India
Rubbcf Goods Our will be liberal and satisfactory 10 ali
buyers Al orders promptly executed
Dc t6--6m utrrCutNqOy a puSyoN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-25
CHEAP! CHEAPii CHEAP..:
SPRING STOCK.
Boots, Shoes, Trunks, Carpet bags, g.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

Boots, Shoes, Trunks, Carpet Bags, d e.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
AM now opening my Spring Supply Of Boots.
shoes Trunss &C which has per.on
nom the manufactures eIeeednsy prees 10 OF "a.
latest style and good quality good. for eash and
70 punetna cheap, respectfully tny. pn,,
enane and al Others 10 call Ny IN
en'f 10 none AZ sgar. uav and price, city Among my
assortment may be found the fono~ins;-
ades hne nd Slippers and Tres Cd 9Th and Sh
Ladies nne drs. sIpper aaa sh sua,es
LADIES' hne spring beel shppsn and Ties
ladiss' fine lasting Bustins
Jsd'es' hn~ sal and az Walking Sheer
LADIES hne leather Walking Shoes
Wonens leather peg'd Buskins.
For Gentlemen.
Cents hns calf ist "a ID 9th and Sin au,,i
eents nne seal. calf and a w prices
Gents tine calf land Bootees. and perd
Gents velvet seal and Sips Gent. NOR Do~npx,
MISSES Boots Blssns Ties and Slipper all descriptions
Bows Boots, Bootees Shoes ard slips
Youths Boots Boo,ees, Shoes md Pumps
Chh1ens eboes OF all qualities and shares
20 No weu Main street. opposite Old Market
H y John sARvAY.
~ ASH 81 WOODHOUSE have lust cote
into their spacious ner door TO their for
ef and No. l3o Main Eagle they expose
or sale spon reasonab1e BOOKz In
NE yaou. departments Of literature. MERCANTILE SCHOOL
and FANCY STATIONERY. MUSIC and MUSICAL IssTRU-
hENTs, Of every description.
In their Wareroom win be n superior PIANO
fohIs a. great A. exhibited city their
ann 70 oner 10 purchasers equal advsnaSes
north
and roundne, Of tone well durability they
passed Piano Pores and tuned
paired BY \ skiIu hand in employ.
NASH b woopHoUsE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-25
NEW SPRING Gn0nS


NOW OPENING AT NO. 81 MAIN STREET.
'ENHE subscriber is now receiving from New
- YORK Philadelphia AID Baltimore. arre eegant a.
ornent OF Fresh Spring Dry Good pm the
ioNesi possible rates The following are n part
DRESS GOODS FOR LADIES.
Pyremedea Graduates; Graduates Lawn Robes
= TN striped ombre BaregSs; PLAID French Gingha
Black slin striped Baieges
Mourning and half do Lawns and GnShams
Folkei1ras, entirely
Embroidered Muslns u Lawns
kieh Pans BaLlrines and BareEes
ehk Wsrp Alpaea's . low . ga
Bun pink and blue Paris Jaconeu Coronation Robes
Trimmed Pans CoIlars; High neck Chemizstes
Evils and Cambria Edgings and Inserungs
AeIanders best Kid Cove.
FoR GENTLEMEN.
Plain black single miled Cashmere
90 plaid French do
Paid GAmbroons and Tweed do Plaid French DrIli,xr
hlaeriine, Gle; Dap de Isouyer do. 90.
Blue, black and inv green Cloths; Linen DrIlngE
ALSO,
case Of six Umbrellas
DO hne Cnghan DO
DO Para~oeues, Sun Shades and Para,ols, BY
VIRGIN Bro OF Philadelphia whose far reputation
good article. regimes eommescaiion Of mine
Al the above good including named
Wi be sold extremely low for County
tad 10 examine
N Bon had Cotton osnaburEs Burlaps Cotton Cloths
Cheers, TieEng', Linen Goods &c
aps EORIs BERKELEY
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IN STO r E

STn - T.
- ~ " 10 IL
kt'IOFFE ALGERiNES-foT LADIES' Dresses
- Eione PrHaIosa
h1one baIiie
sHA warp Snghams,
sHh atiPe
suaoe1 sNl~ aNns
SuiS ana lAla
balzofints and Bareges
M n 49, :, -.
s go ahi otaef sALa
Dalfe shsNh
IVf
NIs'Aeu su pea 1no pain swiss muEins
a., heonei
rs am oSOH ,,,.
Snseheu anped and plain eamhries
rAh anu inquired oooines
ooehss ano oenet ace tood'
yHeone' ano eatnor'e edeinss and nsertings
p .,u ' is a Nise SOCK
He - Hneh sneet-nt-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-25

INHE subscribers have received, by various ar
riva fun Of Fancy pie Goods suitable
Tor The Spring Tade 10 which they invite
chants from the country
m A FIIra
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-25
THOMAS & CHARLES ELLIS

Dry Goods, Hardware, Cutlery aud Guns,
NO 100 MAIN STREET,
Va the lsi hoor Day GooDs, Foreign and Domestic,
On the I'd floor, HARDWARE, Foreign and Domestic
At Wholesale.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-25

TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
~ ALLEGHkR q OLDNER have in store,
" large and real Of Kinds foreign and
nestle Wines and Lqso heh they respectfully solicit call
The following = n pSrt
FOREIGN WINES. BR ASoIES, CIV &C.
halt pipes Old London Doek Henessrp-
Peavo-
10 o. OtsTd. Dupuy 4 CO SERANDIEs
60 Dupuy
Pinent Castiiou a Co
30 qrcasts Nadcirs sherry Wines
IS GREATS Oh grapr juice Pom
so Julian Ciarrt
p seI os Ma and sherry Vine; pipes Holland Gin
punehcons cd Irish whistey
DO 81 CruH and jamaica Rum
IS earks Mtara Wine
$50 doI supsu0r London Porter. genuine
DOMESTIC tBHANDIES, WINES, 40.
rs hfPPcs Spanish and; i75 bbh Gin
. 800 bols feethfd Whskey
rs q" Rcharison'z Old Rye whisksy
SO 4" Harrison
so " n. r Rom. t2s A. cash. Wines
GROCERIES.
100 hoHes No saap, so bags Coffee
so hf botcs naf sugar. 10 bhs crushed and powdered
900 reamtnppinE Paper 20 ht ehesisres
900 J. g and ncnohus-whha rsnerai as-or,ncnt
q ahhnts Groceries fo' sale ~ wheesais aps
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-25

Two COUNTRY MERCHANTS.-A large
n sssoumeut q Fancy Good Cones R...,s. Rss.ss.
Osss, Lo0ai's eh'''. seg can v t0uaa a l. eISTERs
Ps ~ NAN g.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-25
TO BUYERS OF FURNITURE--soUTII
a. w MEEKS

ANlNG facilities for manufacturing the most
FssASzable and Sps4iS beg leave re
specially To call the attention OF
visiting New York to their Establishment vesey street
few doom from the Asor House Al
found an extensive stock Of Furniture
modern Parisan wei other desirable
EiiIAbethan Gothic, Louis XIV which il OF
their own manufacture and under super
and warranted equal made city Europe
New FORK. sept I2ih. as. Iy
Democratic banner., 1846-11-30

WYE beg leave to inform our friends an!
w customers that VIC have now in our store
"a very EXTENSIVE stock of GOODS, which
cannot fail to please all as regards price
style and quality. We respectfully solicit
l~tIIcir attention 10 the following, comprising
"a portion of our stock:
2GOO yards 3, !, and 5 quarter brown Do
meSticS;
500 yards ; / and 5quarter bleacheded Do
m~e>ticS,
1870 pieces Prints. from 9 to 25 cents per
yard.
10 pieces Furniture Prints.
$ pieces assorted Alpaca Lustres,
Scotch, French and American Girghams;
Cashmere Rnbcs and CaShmeIes Of s%pien-
diI styles anI all qualities;
Plain and fancy silks,
Muslin De!ancS at - cents per yard;
IPI.id Flancls for children;
Frcnc! auI English Marine;
Plaid L~in'rys;
Red and white Fianne!s;
Blue and black Cloths;
Plain and fancy ~CassilHeres;
Plain and fancy Cassincts;
Kentucky Jeans;
Satin, Six and wors.ed Vestinss;
Embroidered and plain Cashmere Shawls;
Honey comb SIrawis; Blanket and Nett
Shawl$; Lephyt Shawls;
10 pieces heavy Oznaburgs;
D pieces heavy Ticking<;
! bale Batting;
Whitney Blankets. 8 quarters;
Green all blu: Coat Blankets
Gloves of all kinds;
Hosiery of all description;
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Comforts, and
many other articles too numerous to
mention.
Also
y good stock Of Family Groceries, Hard
ware, Queensware and 1inware
All OF which we pledge ourselves toscil
rs low rs any other establishment this side
III It. Louis. Al we ask is ii call, and We
will Try and 90 the balance.
II. l.. BLOCK s. CO,
Louisiana, Mo, Oct. ), 1916.
Democratic banner., 1846-11-30

days, on account o. GeTorcrt's inability to man
ui otuIe item !as, enough t. suTrD Il e ~increas-
ing d, Maid, DR.. Erafg iuriftr states tl;ti is
his intt nfion to eAt,nd anG incrcise lis marufac-
tory until lie ran furnish the s~Cuttc,h arG wcs-
States with an ample supply o ills celebrated
Fill.
A. G. Bragg
Sworn TO-, and subscribed before me, tkis Sth
Gay Of juno, A. d. 1886. P. G. CAMrES.
Mayor Of the city OF ST. Louis.
GFor Sale at the following places:
Campbell & Watts, Eowling-6reen,
E. s ID. Draper, Louisiana,
Sarah Alem, frankfort,
J ohm l. Luke, GAINESVILLE,
Parker & Mclean, Paynesville,
) o Minor, Prairieville,
Thomas NJ Carroll, Rails comfy,
Hays s Lamp'cr. New London
". Cochran, Auburn, Lincoln county.
Rritton & Voolfolk, Troy, Mo.
Democratic banner., 1846-11-30
Land fOa. Sale

<he subscriber wishes 10 sell his Farm, con.
Il si,ting OF 22O acres Of choicc lrnI, lying
about . miles from Louisiana. Immediately ol
the inlln r"1d leadirg from Louisiana to Paris
There are more than one hundred acres well
enclosed and in Il fine State of Cultivation. On
which there is a gnod Orchard of 100 bearing
trees, and there is also a ~fir>tra,c meadow If
IL acres. The whole track is remarkably well
watered, aflordlng all abundance o. water for
clock, AMI all farming purposes. Besides Il goo,!
house, there are also a number of first
rate out houses, consisting Of a Kitchen, Meat
house, farn' Stable &c, &c, | will say nutl.-
ing more, presenting that those who wish To
purchase, will view tie premises for thcm<elvs.
JAMES BENNING.
Democratic banner., 1846-11-30

Prints, Alpaccas,
Marines, Flannels,
Domestics, Linseys,
cloths, Casssimcrs,
Casinets, James,
Blankets, Pilot cloth,
Handkerchief, shawls,
Cravats, stocks,
Brandy, Whiskey,
Wine, Vinegar,
Louisiana, Mo.
Democratic banner., 1846-11-30
jJO tzailonS >tOneyare.

lST receirrd and for Sale lv
sE AugS E&D DRAPER
'liL highest market Price given for
< good merchGnta3le wlra Nv
|. n. BRYSON
Democratic banner., 1846-11-30
List OfLcttcrS

EMAiNING in the Post Office at Louisi.
IA ana. Mo, on the l't day OF Oc:ohcr, 1916
which ii not taken ont within three months. vii
be sent to the General Post Office as dead LET.
Democratic banner., 1846-11-30
Oath Before the NIayor.
STATE OF AiIsSouR..)
City Of ST. Louis. (

STATE OF MIsSOu E!.(
City Of ST. Louis.
D"cr"E "a u. BRAGG, being ly me duly
:r,"r'' drl"s'S and syst I his Sugar Cmarr.l
ili'S' now so GENERALLY known and 50 extensive
'i"trs. q" mol contain one Particle of mineral az
any Aihi' - mas been rrronr"u>ly >t.trd. He
"r'h'r ; "IrS thai he !S@t this time MA nu:ciur-
. M. am" r''i'r mf' ready 1ur m.rk,t. FRI, IS IN
'o'ooo ""ArS Vi 'he'e PR week, and that the mr.
, rru am cans 'f'm gents and utltrs Ter q .s
~, ~ nave oec"lne SO hume r'uS. crrh Il tli>
:eal'ly season ofthc year, thGt son aprlica.
''onS are necessarily delayed from ten to twely.i
Democratic banner., 1846-11-30
Kennedy & Co.,

A 1.-THE HALL No. Is l.evee. Are in
Arece1pt of a fresh supply Of Groceries,
Confect;onaries. and Liquors &c, suitable
to The season.
Louisiana SEPT 25th 1916
Democratic banner., 1846-11-30

ItcrS.
DR. Burnett, dentist James Fruriy
elias Bcnning Martin II Rrry
Wm1Eling is s Douglass
Marcus Drayfus NJ II Edison
Mrs RCcca Grant Isaac lilies
J Hedrick Thos b Ladd .
Christi IN Long,2 John .Mu.cil,2
Rev C.H:Connell MattllIa, Pitzer
George Owens Rev Geo Rice
Hell Sheen 'ker .Mr Thompson
John 5 Thompson John II Stcars
VIM Todd EI Thornton
lanes Williams Frederick Weld
u Whitney, ii B Voolfolk
WarmSley David Watson
T.. b. CARROLL, +. NJ.
Democratic banner., 1846-11-30
BLOW CHAPMAN! Blow!
Fall and Winter
CZOthiaag

W. have just received, AMI have now OIL
han the largest, best, most fashionable
and cheapest lot OF ~rtutlrin: ever offered for sale
in Pike county. We have selected our articles
with care, ami purchase! t!:crI Tor cash. hence
We can not only aiior.i, but are Determined 10
sci! them cheaper than they can DC suli at any
other hOIIse in town.
Our stock consists OF garments Of nearly cv-
cry description and size. PcrsuI.s wanting riii-
er a cot, pants. vest, SHIRT or any Thing cl>ci III
our line can be suited TO a nicely at our c>taL-
Lishmeni.
We still keep at our Ole Stand, No II, opro.i,c
Tie Mississippi Bank. We have NO "EISII-
TRAP, but we have a hook and line which We
throw out baitcd with LOW PRICES. and we
have caught a few Of the sinners intliat way.
Our clothing r oil good material and we war
rant the IN liking. Let nar irieni> and e> erybo,Iv
icise call, examine and be con, inccd li.;t this i
the place to CONT 10.
RICHARDSON & DUKE.
No, II, Water street, Louisiana, Mo-.
October &c, 1916.
Democratic banner., 1846-11-30
Cash! Cash! Cas1l!!I
{Do ca M1aNUI11l8o
LOUISIANA Mo-,
Is nov selling too Cheap to charge.
A, Mo-,

lust in receipt of a large stock of DRY GOODS
% Groceries, Hardware, Q~ueens-ware, READY
MADE CLoTH1NG, Hats, Caps, Shoes, Boots &c; he
would inform his friends that he is now selling too
cheap to charge.
Anxious to retain his old customers, he hopes
those indebted to him will not be backward in
coming to him to buy goods for cash, as he is re-
solved if any difference, it shall be in favor of those
who heretofore bought goods Of him on time. He
will receive all kinds of Produce in exchange foE
Goods. He has ON hand a great variety Of Goods,
suitable to the wants of the community, such as
Democratic banner., 1846-11-30

comforts, Dress Handhf's.
coats, Pants, Vests,
shirts, Drawers,
socks, Hats,
caps, Gloves,
Nails, castings,
Dye stuffS, Patent Medi-
cines;
little and big Wheels,
Axes, saws, &C., sc.
Democratic banner., 1846-11-30
AND STILL THEY CQsIE!
Second Fall Supply Of
Boots and Shoes.

z CST NECEIVI d from st. Loris. tic larc-
% ct AL finest ;s>ortIncnI OF Rcul<, Shoes,
/ iLdiriSs AM Leather, ever cE.ered Ter sale in
d. Plhc, 81 which tnc icilowi"c is F;rt Of TIE
'if'rirrt kinds: II. rs be-, CIump End SIugd
BNts. rlc1> '"st ". rrccco. Calf md Kip Boots,
'ncn<'hi'k Boots. ~varyirg If Price :lt quality,
10 >;i; the times. Also Il large md sIirn"id as
>oriment of I.atics and Misses Shoes. BIZ sees
and Caters, ALL OF tie very hest quality. ~L.;oh
We ""tr N q" !'sto'.trr>. P,:>cr y isl ;ry
10 pa',!'.cNAH -, i .:.-.t 10 i'ri. adran.
ia-" :" Gil ~: Mainline : ,t.... b>:-re pur-
elsewhere.
NEWMAN & MARkLET..
November 18Th. ISIS.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-06-03


TREAT FLOOD IN THE Administration of
Fr0prly and Loss q Lue-Owng TO the late heavy
rams above, there i'm tie Allegheny river
Yesterday afternoon Of between five and six feet The
destruction of property is said to have been greater
than has ever before been experienced on this river
large number Of RATS broke loose from their moor
ihgs ana were swept away. The amount of loss sus-
tanned, we have not as yet, been able TO learn.
During the afternoon a great number of persons
were engaged IN catching drift, and regret TO
stale that three lads, thus employed, whose names
we could not learn, drowned above the upper
brldge.-Pdts6Hrgh Post
The last Legislature of New York left it to a vote
OF the people, whether The retail of spIruous liquors
should be licensed or not The question was, license
license. The result shows that great majority
of the towns have voted license, and that by most
unprecedented maoriiics. The current of popular
feeling seems to have very much changed of late
The Cincinnati Gazette positively denies that Mr..
Clay has written letter favorable 10 tie nomination
of General Scorr for the presidency by the wings.
The position the Gazette, and the fact that il enjoys
the fullest confidence of iis party. make its ob>erya-
tons IN this connection of the first Importance.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-04-18
The Perjured husband.
BIZ JOE MILLER.
The Introduction.
A TALE IN THE MAGAZINE STYLE.

The Introduction.
"Coming events cast their shadows before"
"Dear me, Arabella, did you hear
that Augustus Shocks was introduced
to Julia Singers last evening, at Mrs
Fitz Paddles partyf"
I" La me, you don't say!"
"Emily Pumpkin was telling me,
she says that old smashpipes, who
you know is as blind as a bat, intend
ed to introduce young Julius Numb
scull, and mistook Augustus for Julius
and introduced him 10 the handsome
Julia as his friend Numbscull-"Hap-
py to have the honor Of your acquaint-
ance, Miss" said Augustus, "my
friend Smashpipes has made mistake
however, my name is Snooks."
"lndeed! what will Angelina Sim
kins think, when she hears III"
81 guess she won't like livery
singular introduction, wasn't it,"
"Very!"
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-04-18
Hardware, Roots & Shoes of all
descriptions, Crockery,
sc. SC.
Regular Stage Line

FROM PLATFEvILLETO c&ssvILLE, VIA. LANCASTER
AND EpwARnsvILLE.
an HE subscriber respectfully informs the publ
~ that he has contracted 10 carry the mail be
tween the above points and thar he has mad
ample arrangements for the accommodation ofthe
travelling public.
The Stage win leave Piansville for Lancaster
every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at O'Clock
z. NJ, where il viii connect with the Stage from
Prairie du CHEN.
win leave Lancaster for Cassville, passing Ed
wardsyille, every Saturday molniag. Cassville
70, Plattevilie, via. Edwardsvilie and Laneaelsr
every Sunday mQtning.
WiIilea se Lancaster Tor Plaueville every Sunday
o, o'clock 2. NJ, aud every Tuesday, Thursday
Z j saturday al O'Clock Al. NJ, where il win
o.a,nect with the Stage from Galsna, also the
Sage frona Milwaakie, via Madison.
Also, inm Lancaster to Blue River and back
once a week.
win leave Lancaster for Cenusyille every
Thursday MISUNDERSTANDING viii leave Centre
vile evesy Friday moraing Cor Lancaster
II. MESSAoRE.
Lancaster, Nov ], 1915.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-04-18
CHAPTER II.
The CourtShip.

INC tONtSHfV.
"Alasl the coarse Of true love never did run
smooth"
The roseate tint Of the setting sun
was gliding the scarlet hair of the
beauteous Julia Singers, with its last
faint beam, and the head Of the beauty
shone like show bottle, in a phar-
maseuctist's window, with light be.
hind it. Upon the floor, at the feet
knceled the young Augustus; madnes:
was in his heart; aud fury in his eye
May | hope, dearcsti" enquired he
in the agony of bis passion. The
beauteous checks Of the lovely Julia
grew white as her handkerchief, a:
she tried to hide the intensity of hei
feelings. "Nay, Augustus, spare q
virgins young affections" she faihtly
murmured, "some other time.' 'Alas
is il so?' said Augustus, 81 never hat
a dear gazelle--but, no! Moore is ar
enthusiast" said Shocks, calmly risinI
and resolalely buttoning up his coat
"Julis, let US take walk and have
some ice cream"
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CHAPTER VII.
The PerjurY.

Take ihem-I ilnplore thee, take Them"
Blithely the young wife rose on
the morrow, to breakfast which she
deemed would be happy-Augustus
came--in his right hand he he held n
string Of fish; but were they catfish?
Stand aghast, we heavens, when you
hear it; they were percM Julia
caught one glance--her delicate sys-
tenn could not stand the shock. Perch?
she wildly cried, and sank lifeless
upon the ground.
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CHATTER III.
The Declaration 4.

NC ASS6sUf0ttCN.
"By those bright eyes, like the roe, my love!
my life. l love thee!"
"Shall it be vanilla, or lemonf'
"Tanilla, If you please" gently an.
swcred the fascinating Julia.
airing two vanilas," said Angus
tus 10 the waiter.
The ices were brought, and the
spoons were soon put into requisition
10 convey tho cold comfort TO their
mouths.
"Cold, cold is my lot" soliloquized
Augustus, al feed on ice, and relish
the shvery luxury. Alas! il was not
so ere knew the idol of my atiec
,ions!' Then starting up, hysterical
ly, he inquired, with intensity, "Julia
will you be mine:s"