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0nsluess Notices.

2- .cIr.cy i,s oih.r modem emeBls hss
sseeitoied the We st OF the atmosphere " hIcH
The eaIii u-ay EQUAL that of soid giooe " read
sixty dsue.e such oae OF tHe eAtao'eliafy
fesaits which inset us on eyey sa te.eaea oy .as
eve! Increasing light OF Experimental philosophy among
sinking bu: more Useful OF eHpe
urct We may mention The concOclon OF thai powerful an
fscpuc and Tonic. SandG's Ssrsspars IL stands high
sorg The medicines Of It's class aud IN cases OF Scroiaa
omor Abcess Cancer Salt lhsum, saict AnIhonys tiIe
OF Yrysiprlss Liver Complaint Sca5es Dyspepsia and all
other diseases arsag from an impure state OF me Guids
rarely fails under The favor OF kind Providence 10 elect
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail by a C. D.
SANDS, Wholesale pruggls. ~ Fulion-Si rs broadway
ava n East Broadway NewYvk Sold also by Druggists
geaeFsy throughout Che United Sa'ei Fnce 81 rer oo!
II The following !ei!eI as i.a. from Aqre ,vnic is
pace who sells Councils Magical PAIN Fxlraclor from
Corostocn x ca. q Curtand-st Please read i.
AuRELjvs TOWNSHIP, Washington Co. Ohio
Mr.. E b. PcrEin5-Iear Si,-Aboul he IAN Of October
i,s daughter OF mic, about 10 months old, fell from
srcckinC chair upon The hearth, and tie BACK OF Lho car
ceang handle O: tea Kettle Of boiling water Upsel
courirg upon The little grs lri. shoulder,
sssiy 70 The centre OF her breast When the clothes were
llsea off, The sku via them, leaving the flesh raw
s aai sSe Gould not possy I'VE ana indeed for three or
four Days her eyes apparently fixed and CLASSY, acd
n. Ssas td "a @ ISfs BY y6u
sr u lie wonderful .ecls Oh Conle Magical Palu IA
Tractor, bad Immediately mounted my horse ana rode ~
mile. to y0ur Store and gol box spread his Ointment
al over The burn Hd hndng thht appeared 10 the
pIfpo6f Plft ihrtl ihltt M uvS"s were ny
pigd Ia succession say. sir, that any
ihnR wolk like j. In l,ss jhgl weeks from the time Of
The scale she able 20 walk GiUEc, aud is entirely
well w,ttou. u 80 sIO" where the burn was /
en- Induced send you this for Ia. beref Of others WHO
may be placed IN similar circumstances, and all
nes prepared testify the truth of the above statement
also ere some dozen Of my neighbor who We're wilnes
ses OF The fact JAMES MITCHELL.
Ths se,ne only for sale at q Ccrt.sndst q. 2-od
E,- S2sngieI's OEl,nea. SAT- Kheun is made aud
uei for purpose only, sAngue and certain
epropeteiso lis superiority over every other article OF
tie bind fo that purpose that indefinite warfGn.ee ID
nn-nNv and
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REERE & cOSTAR,

l56 Broadway,
re- Wi introduce the Spring Fashion Tor Geu-
;,eueris Hats March 7Ih. 1910. III ISL
Pr Senin's Fashionable Hats for The ensuing
spring are now ready inspection 81 2' Broadway op
NJ ,.,,,,c, NJ Owls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-27

q Prof. Bush will deliver Lecture on Sabbath Eve
ticguexL the Coliseum, Grsnd.st, Broadway on
Swespborg coc,Tine oihe Spiritual Sense ofthe Word Of
God in Which he Will considcr the character OF the Mosaic
Record Of the Creation aud the Fall of Man.
Lecture free, but collection isken up al the close To
COMMENCE III IA Of lock. III stis-
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Urn GOODS.

yaTELLs 81 SPRING, No. ls BIosd.st. offer for
w sale-s0 csres Broad Cloths, woodyet black, blue
own drab cadetaxed oreot green, &c from the Web
ster Nil, and other well known manufactures
10 cases cotton and wool Tweeds of eli styles
50 do Kentucky Jeans gold mixed, brown mixed owe
black and black mixed, from the henneosc
Factory.
100 do B.eecEed Goods, compnsing
30 do Manchester goods SO ~ 81 N. ano 80 Lung
Cloths Calendsred and beeue bnsn-
" do Pochasset Shirtlngs
20 do Lippit; do.
10 90 A!ies hanis do. 80 ,,,... ,,.-
500 bs,.s Blown sneengs Of Lockwood Jeweu City Her
Aimer Globe, Harrison, Manchester and : arn'!y
100 do prilIs-Uncss, Norfolk aud Aerrmsek ssamp.
$50 do Ticas-AInoskesg 3, Wspoles, hocneslsr'
&c &c OF all widths and Gu al,,es
20 Gaze. Psn..oon Siufs Of desirable styee-
100 90 Ses.as and Cssbens assorted coiofs' "eo aau
plain al qualities , ,. I'D
80 DO New style Spring Prints handsome Eye. ano
patterns. 80 IH--o
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. l. PRlCHARD, importers
II snd Jobbers, have renoyed RON d SesVers % 70
s0 Pine-street between William Nesans's whsre tney
OFF, r .le an sssorneni Of Faccy and staple Dry Oooos
consisting 10 part Of
Rich Organdie Gin2hsm hus!las,
1'wied AID plain scotch and French Gin CHAINS
Printed Lawns. Balconies and ba.eges,
Newest styles Printed mCuss-lire &c LANES,
Alpaca and Orleans cloths n every variety
Drap ,Ete Boubaziues eEd Groom Coaings,
C.rrbrc Jacouet SaascOx, Null, 5Wlss,
Cheek striped and fancy Husins,
Linen Cainbr!c Hdkfs, linen Sheelngs and Sn.!uhSs
Linen and Da,nssk Table Covers and Napkins.
White and Crimson Pongee HdEts,
Printed Pongse and Bandars h1kfs,
broche Baeg- and SILK Shsw!s, Barge Scarfs &c &C.
To winch they invite The attention ofciy ard country pur
cl,asers AlwisG2wos.
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sTRAW Goops.-sTRAW Goopsl!

JOHN F SEAMAN havas removed from CO Maidensne
10 The So JoHS-sT, Dear Niiatn oAere lor
sale will keep hand through tho season M extensive
assortment u STRAW BONHErS, CONFUSING every ihrg
G-sifable made from Tue Italian English Eeneh sni swiss
BraGs IA well a. lhos- OF domestic manufacture.
He invites the alteration OF dealers 6o:h cy and country
20 his stock feeling confident they VIII mad bis GOods Of Tho
b. sty OF anu acare AID al prices The msrse;
viii AFFORD al Sawis2mD&SmW'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-27

AIR. Z. e.. PAIGE respectfully takes leave 10 an
VA his Intention Of giving Lecture on the sub
ieci Church Music in the Chapel OF tho University
on Thursday evening" March 5lh 1886
Some fine specimens OF standard Cathedral Music VIII Do
performed this occssion for The hrs time In this country
bv an efficient choir under Mrs. Pages direction.
Tickets 50 cents each be had The principal Book and
Music stores on Broadway and Air Pages residence
$50 Niuth-sJ ~ WIS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-27

y nIesmerism.-Dr DUpS. long and widely known
as Public Lecturer ON Animal Magnetism, 20 called, and
ts remarkable phenomena connected herewith, will de-
liver his FIRST Lecture in NewYork on the nature. condL
ions and o Mesmcrsm Clinton Hall thiS afternoon
GSoclock Abundance free Having long and thoroughly
Investigated tue subject. and lecued upon II for many
hs 10 succession 10 crowded audiences in Boston Prov
deace Salem &c Or. D. Will be able give the subject
thorough exposition AL friendly the discovery and pro-
nnssiico o! Important Truth earnestly invited 10 a.
Ind. IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-27

SIARPET WORsTEDS-i and double while filings
u OF superior quality WoIseds Of any number, made TO
order IL quantity, by l. DRAPER GREENE,
n Sriz Beaver.st
ATWATER, GOULD 8. 90. IL.
HESIRE the aueaon Of buyers this market 70 u s
Ds,ock OF Foreign and Domestic Dry GoodA II
cash acceptable paper shall be made ais-
WeIlst near Broadway. ~ >
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-27

81 .a P. aass ri
SI spls1dd pGT positively sa on Tuesdsy MsIea o.
rer splendid s e.5n and
pertor shcb will be taken e moderate rees
.sins berhs should make cry HPscoTT
board, foot Of rs souibs 81 Na;den-lane
Hf Ioe0N ------ III -.
- TIE WHOLE or half Of good saos a;S D"
MS& Bds. 20 tons, copper fastened, . yeals o''
100 sIchanssd for real estate IN ian c'is
be South Of 4Othst Apply % u.e-
SfS- U. a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-27

he. +ts non Re Dodworrhss Private Dancing school,
a. on orSorest Dear Broadway. Polka Maxprku and
sSSnia sasoasole dances Taught In correct styls-
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SIMM'S NEW NOVEL.
DoWLINGIs KoMANTsM,

ILLUSTRATED
Just Pubishe;. Tenth Edition ,
OF THIS POPULAR AND BEAUTIFUL VOLU ME,
" with s. splendid engravngs illustrative oil hoHdnish
10 handsome ornamental! bncing.
Cheev.rs Lectures on the Pilgrims Progress roorh
edition. with numerous steel engrRyipgs
Neat ard elegant Bookbinding IN all ia varieties
E. w has IN preparation the most beautiful and costly
STYLES of Pictorial Bindings for Harpes Illuminated Bible
81 the Cheap Bookstore and Bindery, ll4 FullonsL
Ief;s,f e WALKER, ia FultonsL
LAWYERS, STATESMEN 4 POLITICIANS.
fXURLBUT ON HUMAN RiGHTS-Essays on human
II Rights and their Political Guarantees by E. P. Hurlbut,
Esq Counselor al Law, In the City OF New-York
CJnteys Chapter 1.-The Origin Of Human Rights; Chap
1.-THE true Function OF Government; Chap. Ill,-The
CONSTITUTION of Government; Chap lW-Consti!utonai
fJnistioos nued; Chap. V-The Elective franchise
Chap VII-Rights EDansting from the Sentiments end AZ
fections; Chap. VIII-The Rights Of Women; Chap *
The Right OF Property and its Moral Relations Chap x
Intellectual Property.
Published by GREELEY < McELRATH, and for sale
Al he Tribune O.cs l5s Eassau-sL Price 50 cents Oh
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GEO. :. HILLARD,
ic9py.l


United States Comms.ioucr.
C,rcta: CoUr; Of ne Enited StGtes,
Sou.iefn Distract Of STAT et' Nesr. YOr.
[CHA-LE5 GOODYEAR
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rsScf oiser,s Oloeaoniun Ia sold q, CODDING.
10y o soraef Hudson and Spriny Sta PSI lwis.
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Boarding.
Uin0om SHADES.
y4TINnOW SHADES. Ta.,els, Cord, {

WINDOW SHADES, Taasels, Cord, &c.-The SUBJ
w scbers have opened No % Chatham street. New.
York door from the corner OF Chambers, Gew ex-
tensive and grand assortment OF Transparent Window
Shades consisting of every variety of patterns and quality,
foGud either 10 Europe America Prices We Will
not mention; but from facilities for manufacturing
wei. for importing, think safely defy conpe-
ii:;on with the woRLp.
" good of Tasseis, Cord. SC. VIII be KEEP,
Oh hand
wiole.ale and retail purchasers respectfully Invited
10 cell aud examine ior themselves.
DUNCKER & BECKER.
Ne.v-Ynrk Feb. eth 1916. IF imeodN
WINDOW SHADES on new OF! preparation, m
w vented manufactured and sod. wholesale and retail,
exclusively By b. 7 WEBB, 80 per cheaper, equally
heauii Ill and far durable than the French e Fac
tory No Dvisior-s Srd story Of the SscAeit Buildings
" B.-rhe Is i53 Pelrl,si. ouf doors south OF
Chatham. III wis
GLOVER sEED.-iOO bbs. prime free NewY York
a Stale Seed Soo bb5 and Heroes bright OHIO and Penn
sylvpnla.
FLOUR.-SO0o bbs Genesee and Michigan, choice
brands 400 bbis Spsdngs Lockpor Extra For sale by
z7i ST. II. i. BEALS K co. 70 South g.
NJUKTIIEK:, BAR IaoN.-
10 tons hammered .qiare Iron :. u 5 In
10 - fat g / In.
25 square, = u :. in.
70. sale low close u consignment by
SHERMAN A'TWATER& CO.,
III corner Fulton and Glib ss.
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JUVENILE MUSICAL FESTIVAL.
\ m. bKADBcRY PROPOSES siyns his
FESTIVAL OF III; season. by aboQ. ore thousand Young
Misses Uniform Dresses-in the Broadway Tsberna-
ce Wednesday Evening, March the 4h. The exercises
will cous!s; chiefly OF selection ofls fsvore pieces
from both rst and scond festival Tickets Is cenls each
TO De had al the usu.l places and az the door
pr 5t;s WIN. g. BRADBURY.
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;9ENNIES. PENNIES !-iu rolls Of Fiiy cea
I can be- bad al tbc Yrb1ns oScs. ~
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~. The following letter sea. from Azure us. which is
20 niles rom MsTiea, Ohio, to Mr. b. Perkins, OF that
Place who sells Councils Magical Pain Extractor, from
Corostoco K ca. q Cortand-st. Please read L.
AuRELJvs TOWNSHIP, Washington Co. Ohio,
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6itrations, &r. Uanteb.

YOUNG Woman wants . situation cham
"A berst Sh. capable ofakng OF children from
Infancy Good reference given. Apply al l55 JAZZ street.
BroosI=n ri 2r-
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q NEW EDITION or CURIosITIEs OF LITERA
~ TURE and the Literary character illustrated BY l.
C. DlsRAELI, Esq D. G. L. T. s. A Win Cuhosipes of
AMERICAS LIrERAruaE. By RuPus w. GRiswoLo
new edition OF This splendid WORK Is now reany ior INC
trade IL one very large roya! octave voinnie Eegsuy
done up IL cloth Price for sing copies - % a T Ie
discount "a Booksellers. GREELEY Y mcELnAI n
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Pnsr.Nrrlr,. New.Ynrk. F.h. q. ls4f
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ROYAL GURLEY, Aucuoncer.
va IrAHiE LAM IIRKA N=Ef
Boston Auetion Sales.

slNT.Y r. de q. RICH, 2ll Brosdsiroei opposite
I'D Fosters wharf, Boston
WEDNESDAY, March,
LEArHER SKINS 2c.Soe and upper leather, calfinlng,
binding and morocco skins and other shoe stock.
WEDNESDAY, March IL.
Som Annual Sale
Doors SHOES BaocAHs AND HArs-2S0 cases Boots,
Shoes. Brogsns and Hats
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4 SAY 1T WITHOUT fear OF contradiction that the case
OF M John Carr who last Spring In The last stage
o Kings Evil Scroulous Consumption, IS TIE greatest
cure ever known IN this any other country
TIE nj John Cdrr-nnoher remarkable cure NJ hngS
-
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wDr. N.Jnckson's Pile OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

ETIEellMoSY.-lhr Eenleinhu whose name ID hppeilu-
10 The foowu. In well known in PLiiadel
paa krd also through the Western aud Southern States,
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A NEW NOVEL BY JAMES

nRtcE y; ceats-vVM. TAYLOR. No. Astor H0use.
Lii nubsh this moraing, Roger Dutton, or the True
eonb.rrW Bv c. p T. James Eaq. author OF Dsrniey,
Rc6e!ea the Robbers, the ste2sIoIher &c &c - ,h.
Now hrst published complete ms s3ty 70 sqsS ~ re
a I9TESECs.-The trate supplied with AlmAnacs al
p 80 ~ nufsruIrnp Thu Tdhuns Office ana
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-27

Price 81 per bottle Prepared only by DR.. JACKSON,
lad soid holesale ard retail 10y A b D. SANDS, Whole
sale Druggists No. 10 Fultens rs Broadway ana II East
srcsdW ay Ne,y-York None genuine Hnless with the sig
oC y. Jackson NJ D. the outside wrapper. AVID
With Inc words Dr. Jsckson-s Pile Embrocsuon Phla-
eelphs,' blown in each bottle 'gSieodis
Democratic banner., 1846-11-16
List OfLettcs'S

- - @S@@ ~ AAN OSN OAAN ' H"OssAs .
ko Una, Mo, OH the lst day Of October, 1916
which if MT taken out within three months, viii
Lc self to the General Post Office as dead let.
!trS.
III Barnett, dentist Jamcs Brunty
Chas Eenning Martin II Berry
NmCling J b S Douglass
Marcus Drayius Nj II Ei.'sCn
Mrs Recca Grant Isaac lilies
J Hedrick Thos b Ladd, 2
christian L.nng,2 John .Mansell,2
Rev Mcconnell Matthias Pitzer
George Owens Rev Geo Rice
Hell Shoemaker .M Thompson
John S Thompson John Fl Stears
VIM Todd Ell Thornton
James Williams Frederick Weld
e Whitney, Fl B Voolfolk.
John Warmsley David Watson
Ell CARROLL, p. NJ.
Democratic banner., 1846-11-16
Slatementt IF JOHr MPIHE:

My attention las been requested to q
publication in the Banner of the 9th instant,
by William English, in which he
say that he ''had reason to believe that he,
{ alludinc TO Edwin Draper, } advised a GER
tain youth Of this TOW to act as a spy upon
certain dram-shop keepers &c, Sc, with
d view to have them indicted and fined"
1t is generally known here, and | believe
admitted by Mr.. English, that ! ;m the
"youM" alluded to in that statement, and
in justice 10 myself INT Mr. Draper, l do
rot hesitate TO state that the whole story is
a base fabrication and without any truth in
it, ana what is more. Mr.. English must have
known it, because that charge was made
s"on ;:fter t'.e last Circuit Court. when in
nc presence of sir. English, | gave il tie
lie, and still gi;eit th" lie. II Mr.. Diaper
va base enough to prompt sucI a mcah &C.
ton, l hold myself entirely shove actirg i'll
such a capacity, and consider it as much
a Islander on me as upon him. If any gen.
tleman wishes more particular information
on the origin of TIE case which caused
hlr. English so much trouble, ] would re-
FIR him t. my brot!.- ::laham McPikc, oI
to James English, Esq, Lear Frankfort.
and he will find it Of no particular advan-
TO those concerned in it.
JOHN McPIkE.
Democratic banner., 1846-11-16

isied that Mr.. VIM. English has retailed at
second hand what he shad good reason"
to kn0r to be a faIsehood against me, but
that some persons had been guilty of Con-
duct more becoming a "Hyena' than hui
man beings. for the exposure of which to
the proper tribunal, Mr. john McPiko WIS
.rudely assaiicd, ard / must still he hunted,
because for sooth, l lad "a a pr ai Ous &C.
cas- N failed = p%erjure il: >e.f in tie extr-
else of sworn duty.
The ~insinuation of MI. E. concerning ny
'seiling goods on Sunday" is too Contempt
bly, AMI notorionsly Ease 10 re,, G;re an,
notice. lie has eviGcntl: intrc'u-
|cca It merely 70, the want Of better Late
rial. and as az offsett to :he Sunday opera
Itions of the dramsho.s.
| shall Offer nr criticism on the Est able
'coping" Of ar. E. Eut as lie sill = M in
great agony to ascertain wat "blCws"
hurt him so badly in my first article, l will
relieve him by saying that in .ie case refer
red &c, ! made 10 a'Ieion whichever to eny
which had ten been given, bu.
com I'D The "~pleasure" which a ''smal'
portion or "r'ispassionately" felt at the
i'txciting act" TO the sscemirg pleasure
If the ''rossom" ider tie ipR;ctlon Of Sc
were "blows,"h u! the stupid Ounce, (proba-
bly from being hurt so badly he did no,
know what hunt him does not understand
'enougi, Of ''piain engllsh' to mike the ap-
TEra,ion.
j l shall cffe~ no further apologies for keel
ing up tlis controversy. From first to last
n. acted in self defence, and if Mr..
English feels proud of the laurels CD he
has already won, and thinks he can win
more by sGdaAHg new ~falsehoods on old
Grey" and if he feels particular pleasure at
being so repeatedly kicked into the depths
of disgrace and public contempt, then lei
him Keen ''hissing," ard perhaps he will
find before he is done, (if he has not here
%tofore) that it will require all his strength
and skill to "ride'' 'sold Grey without
help. EDWIN DRAPER.
Democratic banner., 1846-11-16
j. T. EELL.
worker Of Copper, Tin.
and sheet Iron,

TAVING located himselfin louisiana, will
III keep constantly on hand a good suppl, Of
Tin and Sheet-lron ware, at wholesale and re-
iail. His estahiisi .Gent is Oh C.eorgia street, one
! y west of tic store Of l.. u. McQuie.
L0uisi rnu. Nov. Jth, 1876.
Democratic banner., 1846-11-16
AND STILL THEY COME!
Fall Supply of
Boots and Shoes. 4

lust RECEIVED from St. Louis, the larg-
IeB est and finest assortment Of Scots, Shoes,
Findings ard Leather, ever offer,i for sale il
old Pike, Of which the following is part of the
different kinds: Mems best Clump and Slngd
Boots, mems best Tor ocu., Cali ind Kip Boots,
mems thick Boots, varying in price and gu lity,
to suit the ii Ics. Also a large and splendid as
.>o.tment Of LaGies AMI Misses Shoes. b. ees
and C4ters, all oI tt" very best quality, VIII.
we of; r on til. be t of terms. Persons wishing
20 pu chase will trd it great; to their advan-
t;gc 10 cal ami examine our stock lelcre pur-
chasing elsewhere.
NENNAM g. MARLEY.
November 10th, 1876.
Democratic banner., 1846-11-16
Trunks.

l Dozen Leather Trunls just received anH FOR
,.:lc YER: low hv r. r. BAtih 90.
n; .ember 18th, 1916.
Democratic banner., 1846-11-16
Administrators Notice,

NOTICE is heropy given 10 all creditors
ami others interetted i'll tine estate Of Nh
tin Rush. deed, that the undersigned has oEIair'-
ed from the COUNTY court of Lincoln comtv, let
t.rs of administration on the c,t"ie =. said deed
recr;ng late 18th Of S~epte".'r, le4D.
IN persons la, ing claims against saiG estate
aye hereby notified TO present the same, proper
= authenticated, within one year from the date
OF said letters, or they may be preeluded from
having any benefit Of said estate, and If not pre-
scented within three years they will be loreuer
barred, T;:;UIIlY CUMMIES.
Administrator.
Nov. g, 1916.
Democratic banner., 1846-11-16
is hereby given,
Nov. 9, 1916.

TO all creditors or others interested in
the estate of Andrew Mclean decd, that
the undersigned has obtained from the
County Court Of Pike county, letters OF
administration on the estate of said dec d.,
bearing date end Of Nov, 1916. All
persons having claims against said estate
are hereby notified to present tile same,
properly authenticated, within one year
the date Of said letters, or they may
be preeluded from having any benefit ofsaid
estate, and if not presented within three
wears they will be forever barred.
JOSEPH Mclean,
Nov 9. 1916. Admir-.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-01-17
NEW TAILOR SHOP.

THE subscriber begs leave to inform The
L public. that be mas commenced the business
Of cutting and making garments in Lancaster.
10 one Of the rooms in the rear of Mr.. Otis
store. and is fully assured from his experience
and former success 10 the arr of tailoring, that
he can make coats, paniaoons and vests as
we'll and as fsshiOnably as they can be made
any where; and only asks the public. after Civ.
ing his work a fair trial to Judge for them
selves. No bad fitting or Questionable work
can leave bis hands. Cash or produce will be
taken in payment for work.
WILLIAM HODGE.
New. 9Th, lS45' no3s-ly.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-01-17
TAKE NOTICE.
To Miners and all Others tchons
IL may concern.

NJ oTICE is hereby given to Miners and al
i V otaeu persons, not to dig, mine or search for
lead ore hereafter the west hall Of the south
quarter, and the half of the south west quar-
ter OF section number seven, of township number
three, north Of range number two, OF the fouth
principal meridian in GIANT County Wisconsin
Territory, situated at ''Red Dog'' diggings in said
county, without FIRST entering into a written eon-
tract with me for that purpose, and all persons
ionad mining, digging or searching for lead ore
on the said lands, or in any other manner med
ding or interfering with the said laads, without
such written contracts, viii be regarded irespass
ers and treated as such. And notice IL hereby
also given to all whom IL may eoncsm, that all
articles, rules and regulation, heretofore made BY
me-, governing minesr working md searching for
lead orc on the said lands are hersby BY ne revo-
ked and declared BY me to be no lo0gsr in force,
and null aud void from this day forward
JOHN MORESHEAD
The owner IN Zee Of the said lands.
Dated Nov, %, lS45. nos7-6t.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-01-17
PUBLIC NOTICE.

4 Dc persons are hereby notified not 70 mine
IN or dig upon the following tracts Of land with
out written leave or permission from the owner. or
$. VI. Langworthy, at Potosi, viz: the half of
N w quarter, and n w quarter OF N w quarter
of section Is: also the 5 w quarter of n f quarsr
Of section 10, town north, range 2wes,, in Grant
county, Wis. And | also notify all persons who
have cut timber, removed rails and buildings from
sad land, that Cylus X, Lold is authorized TO col
leet the value Of the same; the accounts having
been placed IN his hands
l.. II. LANGwORTHY.
Dubuque, July 10, 1915. l9d