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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-19
GARDEN SEED,


VNRoM Growers Of rrpstation
Il genuine wholesale retail
Artehoke-Green Globe
Asparagus-whlte Giant Leek-tarre Scotch
Pole pesn--iAu, q Letues-Whue a Head,
Snap R-ans-hay Oh Early 'ured In White and
Yellow weeks Green Cos-, Brown Dutch
Eariy Mohawk do. Melon-Nutmeg. Green Citon-
Z" Refugee ot 1000 TO Pine Apple
Beet-EAriy Blood rurnp rooted Water Meon-dnea kinds
Yellow Nasturtum
L. ng Blood, Mangel wuIt Mustard-whte aad Bach
Onon-wh,e and Red
White Siesan French
Sugar Peas-I.andreh's Extra Early
Broeoli-whhe Purple Cape Early May, no Frame Hue
Cabbare-Early and York Dwarf Mano~aL
Early and late Batersea Ear Bishops Dwarf Prolific
~ sugar Loaf IA'gc Dgum Pepper-Assored
head Bergen fiat latch Parnp-Long Smooth French
DTumh, adj savoy, Gfcen cur Sugar
ei savoy. Red butch Parsley-Fine Curled
Cauilow-r-Eary ami Late PumpkiB-lane Yellow
Ceery-MhIie solid RhubaTs-fot Tars
Carrt-IonR Orarge Red Radds-Lorg Scarlet Sal
and White Pied mon White Turnip Scarlet
Cres--,:uged OF Peppergrass TuTnip, Black spanish
Cueumber-Es l Fram-, duto Satisfy. NeSeabe Oyster
Cluster, Long Green. Long Spinach
Pr,cky Ghetkin fnr pekiing squash-EaTy Bunch
Con-EaIt Sugar. no Tusca Tomaio-larss Red and Vel
do Golden SiouI n~
EndIve-6r-eu Cured TduiP-as-ortrd
Egg Plans-Purple Herb and Flower Sees
kale-Blse Cuei Siberian WIN. PALMER
Green Curl-d Scotch, Rape FEB @, 1916. i'm
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-19
70 SHOE DEALERS,

In virginia aud the south.
DENDEXTER ~ ALDEN, No. 3oS, BALrI-
HoEE sTRrEr (up s1in) received full AID complete
supply OF Pan their line, and are daily reeeV
Ina large fresh and scasonabe ARTICLES They offer for
safe, by the package or G"zFn,
1000 Cascs Boots and shoes, consisting Of
Mems kip. calf srs,aed and thick Boots all sizes
B,JE
YoUtns ! M ehidss
heu. th.,s iirogan., large ass'tnent
DO. szes, besIqualy and WORK
10. Russ-t M PiafeTs BfogaHs
do. kP, calf srain Monroes
Downngs
10. Shoes. nps siipprrs,Se.
Boys and youths thick Brogans
10. kiPAnd grind Moaroes
ChH4s
TO. and Ankietios
Wnnens and KID and mo Slips hne qullites
10. srw'd and pegJ Wells all
10. hid moi and eaipeSd
Boots
10. A." seal and NOR Slips, low price
ESQ Cnscs Mems nDd Boys Hats-ncludnR and white
black Russia Beaver Pearl and Black Cashmere fash
onsbh Argos ss Ashland Musknt Concy White and Bach
wNoi, Pl- Leaf and spptins iats
100 Cases Wcns and ffoys Ca ps-incuding otaf Fur
seal Musk COMFY shin, Hair Seal Pine Cloth, Fur trim
90 Gazsd Velvet OeI Silk Push ssaee Gambroon aud other
30 Cn4cs Hornets, Umbrellas. &c.-This well So
eetnA with the best markEt Cash aud puneual
eqaners win choice goods inviting Prices
tunes 5O7 bALIinokb sIhbbi'
Banlnots Nd October H. 1875.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-19

HrNEN & CO., Seed store and Agricultural
b Warehouse Merchants Row, Boson-Nurssnes at Gam
bridge. Harvard College Msss, only miles from the city
COLLECTIONS Vegetable,
aud Gss b. fuuGs the
srg assortment and including the End
newest Dahas also Gardening Botanical and Ag
uculur1 BoOss
pSOpretos containing upwards
Of thirty five oT j sale N the largest richest
collections Of
Fruit and Ornamental Trees
EyerRrrcns, Powenng shfubs and Plants.
Pear, Plum and Cherry SOCKS.
Grape Vines Rarpbeuies,
Gresni and Hardy Herbaceous Plants.
Roses aud Cameiias
Dahi.as and BslbOus Flower Roots
Rh4barb and Asparagus Roots.
Buekthofn, Atof VfH, &C Tor hedges
atnienn has been devoted 20 fruit trees particularly
kinds Europe been selected by per
ce,eba'ed the faof ls44 Up
wards 400 Pear oone form collection
specimen Of which have planted and yearly
coming bearing BY which perfect accuracy the
be depended upon
They especially Of their
which. r Nouh viii b. able
cold than those faed where the comparatively mild
Gaia ozue- gratis.
The collect Of Roses unsurpassed comprising
hundred among AMI
kinds 70 be obansd q the most ecebfated cuvator Uf
France
green department compete an choice
desirable varieties Of CamsHa PoaEonin, ALaea, Caeus,
PEony. Fuohsi', Chrysan hemum, Jsrar Lhies, Ge.
'.'Aliberal discount made 10 large putchasets
t Al orders 70 be- accompanied with the cash. dram,
satisfactory reference.
Catalogues cent gratis to every post paid applicant
Orders ADDRESSED will be promptly eTscuet the
securely packet transportation any
county and forwarded wlf,st d-ly. de- 3-5m
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-19
TO SOUTHERN AND SOUTH WkSTERN
MERCHANTS

THE undersigned returns his respectful thanks
10 his friends public for the great eIent OF patron
are he Ia. received years and bsgs leave norn them
tsa h present Arrangements for manufacturing Cocks are most
annie and deal with him will End him ready
ever 9, esaps farF and most honorable terms and
70 devote tn, m1st rgid attention to their interests
Vtnr eItensvsJ aBEaged IN manufacturing Clocks Tot
n ibab tEenty pass bsves be has had sufficient
portunrs acquainted with the n tnek deal
ere hereby respectfully inform all who make then
pure they shall be furnished with Clocks which
cannot be surpassed point Of wotkBsnshp or FINISH
that several manufacturers and DEALER
are constantly worthless and counterfeit ace hbeledis
the genuine jerome Clock which fact Is an unwilling aesnoW
adgment of their supcuOy Tie trusts that purehas
advantage of buying direct from the factory
10 which ease they the subjects n this imposition. ~
ofiss IL ,lIr.d the cash. all bs promptly and faithful
W Attended who send heir orders BY mail rely
UPON receiving pcona application Clocks
tended for Foreign br careful selected and packed
Win reference markets Az Clocks puehased Al
tb establishment are wtraned perform we'll. snd the
.u board boats vessels zee Of Hanpo tatOu
phsrqe VIA arumnces pussb" attention shall BE-
laid n the nters- friends and patrons he respectfully
trlts tn patronage Of az
Warshouss m PhiaJrlpha at 20 North Third Street
Wafehou-e in Baltimore. at 20 soutn Charles Street
Fsstour a. Johns Street, between Ham
a., 80 u.rt~t o~ CIV tUAUNCrY IFR DNE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-19

DECEMBER 22D. 1si5.
Cheap Dry GoOds-EIankets, servants CIs-
thing, &C.
- ~. JENKINS would the attention ofthoss wanting
IL. really cheap GOODS To examine bis stock which
tepsnishrd WITHIN rev days.
Blankets from as ID. ~ 81. snd higher prices
Bed Blankets Gom three dollars per Tar aad finer
large Of materials for and winter
cioihng
White and Rec Fanneis, Is cents anffner
Cheap brown and Llcrched shrinEs and sheetinEs
Go ton Ornabuffa, al Kinds
y9iss, ~ EaEey Goods
Csthr, ~ Ecrs. Mousl sihs, shawis,
Wortd Cspes and Collars rich nd shai pocket hand
terchefs. &c.
Lsws 10000 ysfds eaeoes great bargains price, rom
9, =, TO- t2lc and finer
POI bargains, eau az
Dec.2l r. n. JENKINS.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-19

EpLANkETS.-We have Just received from
- suction. n i.trs ut of NEGRO BLANEErs which were
Yurhtaa great sacndcs and viii h. soi unusually low which
W. invite he attention Of and Others.
Alsoon hani - tOi IT, ~ add i34 Whitney Bed nan-
n importation ~ which Eua Ribbon
Blund and which We viii vsry opsr.
ds21 KENT, Kendall ATwATBR
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-19
L OOk TO YOUR lNIEKESTl The suI

A OOk TO YOUR INTEREST The sub
serbsrs would ffIy inform and the
puse generally hey received heir usual large supply N
moo AMI other nnis ~ fdy made CLOTHING for
i,,er esr and they additions m
sssy CONSISTING v1reW Of deffsbr nuaks CoatsNrrs
Pss,s Dawers Shirt Clnsfs. Stocks, Socks Hdks
a.,esasr He-uih which they vii b. pleased 10 ~ them
An m. be 4 stye and upon the reasonable terms.
taken IN The ern NJ their materials "
srs rotss. AID bssuty they takrn
hsyinr sa made Up supervision dufa
buy rea.sss o. a. their asrnen peculiarly
deab s-tst foo 70 persins aud Tor yourselves
81 HpOPER a GRAFF-s vrrnis Clothing store,
.oT-a No o.. Main
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-19

CHANTS.
A LBANl STOVES. The subscribers, having
made Stoves in all
their variety AMI having
prepared orders Tight and Boiler IRE
miam and Boiler Elevated Oven Cooking Air Tight Air Tight
statue and Plor Box and stoves Of all
Also Stoves and kebrn hollow Wars o all zss Copper and
Tin Furniture, Russia and American Pipe, &C Se-
Their such that they
confident they orders than other
IN market
Warehouse street Foundry
Quay Market Berkimer and Lansing
Low 4 LEAKE.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-19

DISEASES OF CHILDREN.
How many Thousands swept by givst internal mn
when heir young bodies and tender frames are unable 10
against Whole are tina, rent "a tneir y,ay.
FROM pouring into their weak powerful drugs
ses vi such tlat the Al Healing ntnent tenders
peasant ana BARNES cure such Group. Cho
lem lnariun. MUrHs. and all Summer Con nts by "a
many ehldten die tbs Ointment viii speedily
that physician viii be needed Mothers! Ihrnug
this land soemnly and saerody declare you that
HealIna Ointment will children saily
yon VIII us- L. We not Aetuaied least d.
gain but knowing bodies Of infants
die early, which supPo~d to be inevitable and impos,D
vent we hold up our voice. and declare Ia
whole work.,
CHILDREN NEED NOT DIE MORE THAN OTHER
But IL IL from the want OF proper noushment and the e.
durgng they undergo Which them down the Van
Mothers cppat asan, and II they were the 1s, vol
to utter. and OF pas, te reach Of all
would say "use the Al Healing oirtment for seAness
| children II"
RHErNATrsN
IL removes almost Immediately the inaAmauon and sr
when the PaiR Of course ceases.
In all Of fever. the dfcuy lies IN IN. por.s Aej,,
W. ~ that the heat aud psrsyjrann eanr pas on IC t
moisture could be started the asd and the da
The hneang ORims VIII M eases Of levers aIuts in
unlock the skis aAS bring iorth the penpirauon-
FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
lnhimaon of the kidneys, Of the womb and is falling
wesSntss and irreEuariiy; short difficulties nhie
frequent with fsuaes hnd really and permanent relief we
had aged Indies tell Us beV could no, live without
Hut to emas about mothers ussd for som, v.rI
iecetsn 70 hef few n pains
'ions which ate nd thr that period will felt This fact
TO BE- known ibs world over.
tcALD HEAp.
We have cared eases that actually dedsd everything kf1u
well a. the ability Of hhsen ortweny doctors One man ted
had spent $500 HE child without any benefit whs
bores Of the Ointment cured them.
COINS
People nerd be troubled with them they win nee
Asa FAMILY MEDICINE, insasufc Ne w q,
long the rool along az ma
subject all the inhrnes the hesh-so onr
and steamers skaownjus lone widths Ointms Ia
and esteemed Nhep from on the satih thsn n
mand will cease. and not til then
To aay al approximations Of hs iazrsdrnt
sesing such powerful properties state thai II 10 corr
of sone 9th most common and harmless in srtas
There no mercury In a. BE- from feet that %
not inure the shn one PARTICLE whis rass through 40
sie the bowels.
JAMES HcALfgrER a %
iss youth street, N. Y
so'e propreiors n the above Medicine 70 whom al e. m,
lions mus, BE- addressed pos rad Price ets and sse
or CAUTION. "a
hsthe ~ HesHnR Ointment has been greatly esuaserF
have given this caFon 70 the public hat no ointment w.
genuine unless the of Janus Ne A-f 90 James Ne
Co, are written with pen UPON every absi" The isL-
steel engraving with the figure Of "Insesibs Perprao OF
hee. "
Nov hereby osr rswsrd u $500 10 bs p. on eotvi
IN any of The constituted ftha Ustsd Rt,e Of
vidual counisrfeiuna our end Oinunsnt
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-19

a tAKFEffNGs Ar EEBUCEU FRiCEs-in order 10 act nd
Of our b1avy goos previous Will eel great
EAtHQa Carpotiuss, Punt,d Booking. RVes, &c.
y - ., - HAYES, VAN DEURsRN \ WARD,
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-02
Educate Your Children !!

YyOR sale at Bicknel's in Potcsi, very
81 choice selection OF school books Of the most
approved kinds now IN use. Among which are
Sanders Render No. ], No. 2, No 3, ana no.
4-most admirable reading books; also Fohe,s
Rhetorical Reader, standard work IN the schoo's
of Boston:
Nlorso's Geography and Atlas;
Goodrch's Geography and Atlas, % very
popular work.
Adams new Arithmetic:
Smiths Arithmetic;
Roots System of Penmanship, Copy books
neatly ruled and prepared with engraved
eopies.)
Also: states; pencils; inkstaods; quilts; paper
rulers. &C.; and in short every variety OF the
newes. Novels; Novelenes; Tales. &c, embraced
in the embraced in the wide range of Cheap hit
eraiure.
ED. BICKNELT..
Dec 4, l945. 5o-u.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-02

TIE 27th Of October last, by human
hands.
Cd. That it was not a suicide.
Sd. That it was not committed by
any one belonging TO the house.
18th. That il was committed by the
prisoner at the bar.
9Th. Thatif committed by him, the
act was not authorised or justified by
law.
9th. II was felonious homicide.
7th. It was not manslaughter.
Sth. 1t was murder.
The Court adjourned at 7 o'clock. -
The Court assembled this morning at
Q o'clock. At quarter past nine,
Judge Dewey commenced his charge
to the jury, which was full, clear, i'm
partial recaptulation Of the testimony
on both sides. He closed at quarter
before II, when the jury retired. AT
five minutes before one o'clock the
Jury came in and rendered verdict OF
.s not guilty." After the rendering OF
the verdict he was again arrested on
the other indictment of Arson, and
remandcd 10 prison to await trial.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-02
Regular Stage Lime

FROM PLATTKviLLE TO cAssvILLE, VIA. Ian CASTER
AND EDwARDsyILLE.
an HE subscriber respectfully informs the publi
~ that he has contracted to carry the mail be
tween the above points and that he has mad
ample arrangements for the accommodation ofthe
travelling pablo.
The Stage will leave Plauevie for Lancaster
every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at O'Clock
z. NJ, whore it viii connect with the Stage from
Prairie du CHEN.
win leave Lancaster for Cassville, passing Ed
wardsyiie, every Saturday mo,niag. Cassville
al Platte,iile, via. Edwardsyile and Laneaetsr
every Sunday morning.
Ninlease Lancaster Tor Plaueville every Sunday
at O'Clock 2. NJ, and every Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday at O'Clock A. NJ, where it viii
connect with the Stage from Galena, alsa the
Stage from Milwaukee, via Madison.
Also, iom Lancaster 10 Blue River and back
once a week.
Win leave Lancaster for Cenusvile every
Thursday Notwithstanding viii leave Ceatre
vile sysly Friday morning 10. lancaster,
II. bltsSSM MORE.
Lancaster, Nov J., 1915.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-02

Gam5hng.-The celebrated Bean
Nash, who was long master OF the
Ceremonies, and (by courtesy King OF
Bath, was sleeping partner IN one
of the most thriving Of the Bath gamb-
ling houses. Connected with his
transactions in this line we give the
following curious anecdotes, which
will show that whatever were the de-
fects Of his head, his heart was always
in the right place.
The Earl Of r, when a young
man, was inordinateIy addicted to gamb-
ling, and in particular, loved to have
the King of Bath for his opponent: =
He was, however, no match for his
majesty, who after winning several
trining sums from him, resolved to at
tempt his cure, foresecing that other
wise he would fall prey to adventur-
ers who might not be so forbearing as
himself Accordingly he engaged his
loldship to play for a very serious
amount, and won from him first, all
his ready money, then the title deeds
of his estates, and finally, the very
watch in his pocket, and the rings on
his fingers. When he bad thus suhi-
GENTLY punished the young nobleman
for his infatuation, Nash read him
lecture on the fragrant improperly of
attempting to make money by gamb-
ling, when poverty cannot be pleaded
in Justification Of such conduct; after
which he returned him all his win
nings, merely exacting from him a
promise that he never would play
again.
Not less generously did he behave to
an Oxford student, who had came TO
spend the long vacation at Bath
This greenhorn. who affected to be a
gamester, was lucky enough to win a
large sum from our Beau, and after the
game was ended, was invited by him
to supper. "Perhaps," said Nash,
you think | asked lou for the purpose
Of securing revenge; but | can assure
you that my sole motive in requesting
your company is to set you on your
guard, and cntreat you to be warned
by my experience, and shun play. as
you would the devil. This is strange
advice for one like me to give, but |
feel for your youth and inexperience,
and am convinced that if you do not
stop where you now are. you will be
iniallibly ruined Nash was right
A few nights afterwards, having lost
his entire fortune at the gaming table,
the young man blew out his brains.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-02
Acquittal OF Tirrell.

AT quarter before 5, S. ID. Parker,
Esq, commenced his closing argu-
ment for the Commonwealth, viewing
the whole rational e of the horrible
event and the evidence produced, in n
manner which, requiring nothing of
the ingenuity of men "loarned in the
law" was of course entirely antago-
nistic to the pleading of Mr.. Choate,
but not less manly aud forcible on his
side of the question. Mr.. Parker
said:
"The duty | owe TO the Common
wealth and to justice on this solemn oc-
casion, is the sober and serious inves-
tigation Of truth; aud am not at lib
erty, as the defendants counsel are,
to disguise it, or lead your minds away
from il. Human life is at stake, and
no arts of eloquence, no tact or adroit
management, no warmth or zeal, no
straining of the testimony, should be
manifest on the part of the prosecu-
ton on such an occasion. l shall APP
peal to your understandings, and not
TO your feelings; to your reason and
not to your sympathy; and need not
inform you that you have taken SOL
emn oath, binding you, as you regard
your own salvation, to give a verdict
not according TO your compassion or
wishes, but solely according to tie eff
feet justly produced on your minds by
the evidence in the case.
What you conscientiously believe in
your heart about this charge, you must
honestly before God and all men de.
clare, however painful that declaration
may be; and you must not be deferred
by any considerations of wife, or chill
dren, or respectable connections, from
doing the duty now imposed on you by
your country according TO the laws Of
the land. You stand between the hv-
ing and the dead; if you see youth and
beauty before you, and you feel for
them, you must not forget that youth
and beauty, in The hclplessnoss of
sleep, was suddenly stricken out of life,
and precipitated into the darkness and
dampness of an untirnely tomb. What
would be your feelings il that black
ened remnant Of what was once so fair
and frail was exhumed and now placed
before your eyes? The compassion
you might then feel for her sad fate,
" unanointed and unannealed, "hurried
without a moment for repentance or
prayer, to judgment in another world,
would extend itself to all Others in
like danger, and the whole force of
your duty to society would be felt, and
you would see that you could not re-
fuse to justice its claim TO punish the
cul7rit, whenever his guilt was estab-
Iished.
MIR. Parker maintained in the first +
place, that there was 4 homicide com
nitted in Joel Lawrence's house on
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-02
NJ Z Die AL NOTICE.
DIR. CREIGHTON.

l3OpAlMI0 PROFESSIONALLY.
Most respectfully informs the citizens Of Potosi and
the public in general that he has located himself
in Potosi, w. Il. and offers his professional SER
vices to those who may favor him with their pat
ronage, and fiatters himself that he is competent
TO any disease that is within the reach OF
Medicine. His Medicines are peculiarly cal
culated for the cure ofLiver Complaints, Dispep-
STA, Fever and Ague, affections of the Lungs and
Kidneys, Weakness ofthe Stomach, General de-
6ility of Females, &c. Office opposite Messrs.
Langworihy's store.
PotOsi, w. T., Aug. 90, 1874.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-02
pTRLIC NOTICE.

A LII persons are hereby notified not to mine
"a OF dig upon the following tracts Of lae& with
ous wgiuea leave o. psrmisson from the owner, or
:. NJ. LangweTthy, at PCtosi, viz: the L hall Of
y W quai,or, and n W quarter Of \ " quarter
Of section Is: also the ) w 9varser OF y EquaTteS
Of section 10, town 3nogsh, range 2wess, IN GRAFT
coua,y, Wis. Aud also aogi(y all persens Who
have cot timber, removed rails and buildings fTom
sad land, that Cyrus h. Laad Is authorised to col
lecg the value OF the same; the accoants havsns
been placed in his hands
L. II. LANG ORTHY.
Dubuque, July 10. 1915. l9d
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-02

THE PIIES.-'ro those suffering with that
= distressing complaint, the piles, we would rec
commend that old and well established remedy,
Hays Liniment, which is known to ninety
nine cuses out ofevery hundred, where it is used.
We know many persons who had suffered with tho
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 10 get rid ofthis troublesome complaint, should
procure Hays Liniment only at Bicknels, Potos
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-02

GA poor mechanic at Baltimore,
named Hitchcock, had added 70 his
family the other morning, three daagh-
tiers, whom he named Jane Polk, MARY
Florida. and Martha Texas. IL is a
pity he bad not one more to call Susan
Oregon.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-02

e. The ST. Johns News says. that
four regiments OF troops are under or
ders for st. Jchns-that one and half
regiments are to be stationed in that
city, and the remainder in various other
parts Of the province.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-02
ftrLook out for spurious limitations.

pDORK, Flour, Corn. Wheat, Oats, Butter, or
Il Eggs wanted in exchange for Book ac-
count and Produce Notes. mhe new year coming
upon US ;--don't forget the ii and promise but
should you fail. we regret TO say, you'll see Sam
Morris out that way.
$. NJ. & E. LANGWORTHY.
Pn'rs', November %. 1914
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-02
EVERY BODF

VIZ no owes the subscriber IS requested to
w make Immediate payment; and all ~
whon he is indebted eaa have their pay osi d.
mand.
A word TO miners-eveTy person Who shaO dag
upon any land belonging to the subscribe With
cut an express contract 10 writing viii - treated
as trespassors and shall thereby Acquire ne rights
whateyCf--any customs Of other folks 70 the esa-
tary Notwithstanding.
THOMAS PALLISE2.
roiosi, April II, IS4S SIT.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-02
DENTISTRY,

z R. COWLES, viii perform all operations Ia
~ dentistry, and warrentthe same occupying
such time only as shall not detain him from his
Medical and Surgical profession. Office at the
Grant County House.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-02
DIR. COWLES.

Having located At Lancaster, respectfully odefs RS
serrices to the citizens Of this village an3 Vicinity.
~ al the branches Of his ,Ioisssion. oEss 81
ne Glan, CoaAU House. s. "