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Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-06-05

reported Surrender Of the City Of
Merico. -The Cincinnati mail 1T Co
lumbus arriving during the night be-
fore last, brought news Of the surren-
der of the City Of Mexico TO Gen.
Scott. The bells Of Columbus were
put in motion and the citizens aroused
by supposed alarm Of fire. A par
lial impromptu illumination was made
and the streets filled by dense crowd,
anxious to learn "what of the night9"
We wish we could look upon this as
premonitory Of peace; but we fear ii
will prove only the commencement Of
guerilla warfare that will have no rea-
sonable end .-Clev. Herald OF 22d ult.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-06-05
Foot in the Stirrup!

FENHE subscriber has opened shop in Lancas-
Il ter, one door south Of James NJ Ots', for
the manufacture of Saddles, Brides, Muuingales,
Single aad Double Harness, Portnanteaus,
Leather Trunks, Carpet Bags, Belts, and every
description Of work usually done 10 similar esiab-
hshmenis. lie undertakes TO say that he will
make as good wod and Furnish as good material
as eau be found anywhere: and al D. ices low as
those Of Galena and Chicago. Customers who
call to get work done, viii always find me at homo.
THOMAS SCOTT.
Lancaster. May IL, l547. l0-lF.
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Delta of the Mississippi.

DExSsz VA sEaL iahSSANR
The delta Of the Mississippi is the
alluyial flat at its mouth produced by
the matter brought down BY the wa
ters in The course of ages. For near
" fifly miles Of its extent II that dis-
trict. the Mississippi presents vas'
river running nearly parallel with me
sea. from which ii is separated at par
ticdlar places by an embankment OF
only half mile across. The valley
Is nearly level, there being only rise
of nine feet between the mouth of the
river and New Orleans, distance OF
lao miles; and the inclination IS equal
~ triaing still farther inland. being
never more than six inches in mile.
This uniformity is explained by the
fact. that the moment the riger reach
es its banks it overllows, and so the
velocity, which is only four miles an
hour, is instantly checked. The de-
bris carrie by the flood is deposited
over the surrounding plains, the prin-
cal part being left near the river; the
necessary result being that the banks
have been gradually raised TO higher
level than the lands adjoining them
The slope from the river to the interi-
or is as much as eighteen feet in the
distance Of few miles. The interior
consists of vast swamps covered with
trees, the tops alone of which are visi-
BILE in the time Of food. Som t.mes
the inhabitants on the banks of the
Ohio or Red river, after making large
raft, on which they prepare to bring
all the produce of the year. for lSoO
or 1000 miles to the market of New
Orleans, find themselves near the ter
mination Of a journey of some two
weeks Of which may have
been passed by them aground, waiting
for food TO foat them off again-
Suddenly hurried through one of the
openings which The river makes IN It's
banks, at the rate of 10 or I2 miles an
hour, and left aground in the mids, OF
a vast morass, where they are oblig d
10 climb trees for safety and await the
chance of a boat coming TO their res
cue. Nevertheless, the course OF the
river cannot be permanently altered
BY these violent torrents, on account
fthe great depth OF The main stream.
Respecting the age Of this vast for
nation some curious points were sta
ted. 1t appears that the delta, in
point of fact, has not advanced into
the sea Notwithstanding all the asser-
tions TO the contrary than one
mile in 100 or Ito years past; the a.
mount Of sediment in the water is only
in 1900 by weight, or | in 5000 ny
volume. The time required for the
accumulation of matter found in the
delta and valley Of the Mississippi
must have been $1,000 years, and an
other $4,000 years must have been re-
CURED for bringing down to its pres
ent position the great deposit above.
The fossil animals found IN the soil oil
the valley of the Mississippi are the
mastodon, the megatherIum, an extinct
elephant, an extinct species Of horse,
some bovine animals, and kind oil
tapir. Taking the period which DIR.
Lyell assigns for the formation OF The
delta as unit, it would be neccssar,
to consider as many of these units as
the unit itself contained years, in order
to arrive at the vast antiquity of even
the comparatively modern formations
heneath.-[Lyell.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-06-05
Catching I'm.

A lew years back when the Sleain-
boat craft Of our beautiful river were a
ricketty. forlorn looking, mis-shapen,
smoky little Wheeling, snoring, set of
travelling powder mills, eternally in
danger Of. Blowing mp" small steam
or, concentrating all the interesting
pccnlarities of the tribe, was splurg-
! ing down the river to the admiring en-
W of the fltboatmen. who, in spite OF
their lahors a. the long oars, were
sometimes badly beaten. The pilot
stood al the wheel wrapped up in he
dignity of his station, and gazing down
with contempt at the man steering a
flatboat which the grooming and splut-
tering steamboat bad slow y passed -
Suddenly he found the boat tearing a.
round midst fearful array of snags,
sawyers and sand bars. He rang a
he'll to back her. then another back
then second for forward lick, then
another back, again forward lick and
accompanied the whole by series Of
rapid orders and an eccentric whirling
Of the wheel which threw the fiatboat-
men in transport Of wonder and de-
| light. The poor engineer below, un-
accustomed at the most to anything
but SLOW and Thoughtful action, was in
a whirl OF Excitement, in which he
SHIFTED his machin ~ in accordance
with the rapid Orders above, stopped
off steam, let IT on again, till reused up
TO the hig '.est pitch of scientific ex-
element it became a mixed question
whether he or the oilers" would hurst
first Indeed it was mixed up mat
ter all around, for when the pilot jim
gled his bell energetically for back
lick" the engineer gave his starboard
wheel a few flaps, then the larboard.
then both together, then series Of
back hicks, followed by some powerful
paddles ahead, as if he and tie engine
were having private spree without
caring copper for expenses.
'.Now you've done it," reared out
the pilot in rage, rs he again gave the
"back lick" bell a pull, and Inc boat
crashed among the sycamores and
grounded on the shore.
"Hold on" answered the engineer,
as the bell jingled. and he bounced
around the old engine like an India
rubber ball, "hold on ! say, drat you,
hold on till I catch up, Pm six bells
behind now!"
And so the poor fellow was indeed,
bat not, perceiying the situation Of the
boat be lent the whole energies of bis
mind and body to catching up, having
distinct recollection of all the bells
unansa cred; aud the way he developed
himself in all the varieties OF back and
forward lick, starboard and larboard
wheels, was astonishing.
The pilot let 60 of his wheel and
peeped through crack at the opera
tons in perplexity of establishment,
till called away by the shouts Of the
flat boatmen he hastily descended and
commenced throwing coal at them
The Captain lit his cigar, and .'caIcu-
lated il would be some time before
she was got of. As for the engineer
he finished successfully. and declared
aiterward that he never had such
race in his life. and If it hadn, been
for the pilot as kwar3ness in ,unning
the boat ashore he didn't believe he
ever would have caught up.-Ciaain-
natl Com.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-06-05
Sheriff 5 Sale.

NT OTICEis hereby given that by virtue Of a
/ Y wit Of f. fa execution issued out Of the
oiilre Of the CLERK Of the District Court Of Gfaat
county, " +. 10 ire directed anI delivered, 10
favor Of Gardner 'rildey, for the Of JAS Alton
against tho goods and chattels, ands and tenements
Of Jacob Finley, Joseph Finley and William
Finley, have levied all the rights Tito and in
tsnest which the said Finleys or either Of thfm
had on the third dag Of April, 1917, or at any
tine thereafter, ol ia and 10 the following lands
- said roUafy, to-wit: the northeast quarter OF the
southeast quarter Of section eight, also the south
easl qaartef of the northeast quarter of section
se,enleen, also the east half the southeast quar-
ter Of section t,tuy tao, and alec the Undivided
hail of the norihwest quarter NJ the northeast
qnaHcr Of section twenty, all being ~ towns up
numbero e, range one, west Of the fourth pri iei-
pal mefslian. and that log the purpose Of satisfy
ing the sad ART Of execution, viii sell the said
lands aad premises 10 lbe htgbes bidder for cash,
at the outwafd door Of the court hOuss in the
town Of Lancaster, 10 said coUaiy. on the 81 day
Of jobs next. l5i7, al Two Of the clock Of said day
il the stieIBOan
MATTHEW WOODS. Sheriff said co.
shena's office, May %, lS37. ll-6t.
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Keep Off

Office is hereby given that all persons are
y forbidden to dig or mine or in any name;
trespass upon any parts OF the subscribers lands
in this county, as we are determined to enforce
the law against all who do.
THOS. ]. TAYLOR,
JOHN b. TURLEY.
Feb 20, iS47. 50-ly.
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WI S G. O N SIN III E r A L d..

to the New York canals the present
season, making. with tho.e previously
registered, say $500. These atcighty
feet length to each beat, would make a
line Of boats SO miles in length!
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-06-05
PUBLIC NOTICE.

"A OF dig upon the following tracts OF land with
out written leave OF permission from the owner, or
$ NJ. Langworthy, AT Potosi, viz: the u half Of
N w quarter, and w quarter OF N w quarter
OF section Isl also the ) w quarter Of Equarivr
Of section 10, tawn north, range 2wesi, III Grant
county. Wis And also notify all persons VINO
have cut timber, removed rails and buildings from
sad land, thar Cyrus X Lod is authorised 10 coll
lect the value Of the sans; the accounts having
been placed IN his hands
f.. II. LANGWORTHY.
Dubuque, July 10, 1915. i9u
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You Lie,

DERIFAPs, reader, upon rcko:ty old bed.
stead, II any. Christian Smith, ~ his
Cabinet " arehouse in potosi, continues to make
bedsseads Of all descriptions, and Of the best
material and workmanship, which he will sell al
very reduced plices, at lower prices than ever be-
for. ,!s also makes tables, bureaus, chairs, and
ali kinds Of cabinet ware, Of such quality and
~ such prices cannot fail to suit purchasers
and viii also be ready at all times, on the short
est notice, 10 make collins to order. Whatever
you want 10 the cabinet line, call upon
G. SMITH.
P0tosi, MAY, 8, i5t7. 9-ly.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-06-05

THE two first causes again took their
position. and, all the little prelimna-
les being settled. each one took his
pistol, ready cooked. from his second.
Both manifested tolerable degree of
spunk, although blush palens IS
spread itself over their black checks.
The second eho was to give out the
fatal order which might send them out
Of this world now took his ground
Raising his voice he began
Gentlemen. your time am CAM
Both signified their assent.
IS you ready! Fiah! one, two,
three
Bang, pop, went both pistols at once,
one ball raising the dust in the mid
die Of the road, while the other took a
I'slantindicular' course in among the bs-
ISLANDERS, but fortunately without hit
ting any one.
It was now time 10 interpose, and
one Of the seconds set himself about it.
After a little conversation, the chat
lengcd darkey stepped forward, and
said to his Antagonist
Nigga, is you satisfedl
Il is
SO is ], and Use glad TO get of so.
Next time dey ketehes dis nigga out
on such a foolish exhibition as dis,
dey'll hab to fotch me, dat dey will
for sartin.'
Denis my sentiments ezactly,' re-
torted the other. when your onmor-
tai instrument Of def went of, dcclar
thought | was gone chile; but Use
so happy now gosh, let's shake hands
and 20 back 10 our abocations.'
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-06-05
StraYed

ENRON the Subscriber ua or about the first day
e. Of April, le47, bsv mare, eig.t years
old, has a small star 80 the forehead aud the lelt
hind foot white, shod all rognd when she Jeff no
other marks or braujs reeOiiested. ANY inior-
nation gwen Of the said nare a. Vance, store
~ British Hollow, Grant county, viii be prompt
Is attended TO aud liberal reward given.
SAMUEL VANCE.
May Is, Is4s. 10 1t
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-06-05

g z. LEWIS K co, Potosi, have Juss reeeiv-
y. ed per steamer Atlas, complete assoris
meat u Iron and Steel; 500 boshels Plas,erer.
hair: and large lot Of assorted mefehandizs,aH
Of ~ hich we offer to the public at small advance
Poiosi, June %, 1886.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-06-05
OK Power.

YE7iiE subscriber living or eight miles from
Il Lancaster, on tile road To Prairie do Chen,
keeps good teams and Will be ready on short no.
iice, to select and haul lumber from Warmers
mill, wherever wanted, or to do other ieaming,
cheap for cash.
G. UNDERWOOD.
august |, 1876 2l-Iy.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-06-05
Estate of John q. Doyen, deceased.

LStule " cUtN -. DIyGW. UGCcuSeu.
NTOFICE is hereby given to the heirs, credit.
Y ors and all otner persons interested in the
estate of John B. Doyen, late of the county of
G ant and and Territory OF Wisconsin, deceased,
ntestate, that the Undersigned, Susan Miranda
Doyen, widow Of the said interstate. and Peter
Coyle, have been appointed on proper applica-
ton to the Hon, Hugh X. Golfer Judge of tho
court Of Probate of said county, 10 administer up
on the estate OF the said John b. Doyen deceased,
and that they have filed in the Office Of said court
Of Probate, the bonds required by law, as admin
istratrX and administrator, duly executed and
approved by the judge Of said coart; by irue
aud authority Of which said letters oil adminisl n
ton. tho undersigned are authorized aud emp0w
cred to administer upon the property and dispose
of the affairs OF said estate as the law in SUCH
cases provides. And it is further ordered by said
court, that publication Of this notice be made by
publishing The same for four successive weeks in
The Wisconsin Herald newspaper, published at
Lancaster in said county. md notice is hereby
given that the Undersigned will be ready at all
times Mt theiI residences in Potosi, to attend to
the legal and proper adjustment and settlement Of
the affairs of said estate.
SUSAN MIRANDA DOYEN, adm'x.
PETER COYLE, administrator
Potosi, May 9Th, l5i7. 9-4t.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-06-05
MERCHANDISE

which the undersigned has lately received
and which he respectfully offers al prices Is 10
% per cent. lower than he could possibly sell at
the last springs purchases. His stock consists OF
variety o! articles TOO numerous TO mention.
however, he would invite attention TO his stock of
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-06-05

Or About one thousand new canal
boats are estimated to have been added
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-06-05
Winter Clothing
BOO rs IND .SHOES
My stock Of Boots and shoes are of the ve.y best
quality, aud Of all kinds aud sizes.
Hats and Caps, SC, may be found in the assortm't
GQQDG EQp TIEI AnIEs

ihis department consists Of variety too extern
sive to be published IN any newspaper, and conse-
quenty he will only mention few, and would re-
specially invite the Ladies to call aud examine
Tor themselves. They will fnd winter bonnets;
mefno shawls embroidered do knit and blanket
do silk and linen hdis CATERS; hf CATERS, aud a
great variety of slips and walking shoes; prints
Black Hatcred, striped, figured and plain Alpacas
figured wool Gro de Nap; Merinos; Mousiin de
LANES; lish Linen; Datnask table covers; brown
aud blached Sheeing and Shifting Bed Ticking
Drillings; Bishop Lawn; Jackoneti; Bnok Mus
lin Lace, cross barred aad figured Muslin. Cling
hams; bombazines; artifcials; gimp; ribbons
fringe; edgings; wells; gloves and mtts; baffnlo,
she'll and dressing combs tooth brushes; hair do ;
and in fact a large show case full ofasefu articles
which cannot be aained
BOOkS.-fhe undersigned having had consid-
cradle experience ia the Book and Siatisncry bus
mess in New York, trusts that his assortment Of
SCI DOL BOOKS
and miscellaneous works IL regard to usefulness
and interesting matter, cannot be surpassed III
Grant county.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-06-05
TIN w A r L,

which is manufactured from gond Tin 10 the best
manner, which will be sold cheap at wholesale or
retail.
Particular attention paid to the manufacture Of
all articles usually manufactured in his liae.
N. II. The subscriber has removed his establish
ment from the building formerly occupied BY
him, 10 the Groshoog Block, in the building iorni-
erly occupied by ID, A. Mackenzie, directly OPP
posile Lawlher g. Dyer's Store.
A. b. S0UTHWORTTf
potosi, w. I :, Sept. 10Th, 1876 27--ly.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-06-05
The death OF Santa Anna

EET OULD be matter o. less persDoai lnier
w est to the subscriber, than 10 have an 5eT-
sons indebted 10 him, call and make prompt pay
ment A settlement with hin, must be made,
without delay.
s. NJ. LAHGWORTHY
Potosi, Jan lG, 1876. 4jtG
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In five minutes time, all hands
enemies, darkies, friends, whites and
all-were on the road home 10 work
perfectly satisfied with the sports of
the morning IN. @. Pic.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-06-05
Lumber Yard.

r UMBER, iain and shingles constantly OIL
4 hand and far sale by
Z. A LA GRAVE & co.
CassYil!s, May 9, lslT.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-06-05
dissolution of Partnership.

Nd EUBEN THOMAS and Wm H. Cox, late
Ia partners in keeping tavern in Beeiown, W,
r., hereby give notice that their partnership has
terminated by mutual consent; and that Reuben
Thomas is entitled 10 collect all debts due 10 said
firm, and will pay all the partnership debts
Prompt payment will be required
REUBEN THOMAS,
VIM. Ill. COX.
Bee,own, May |, 1917. SGT.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-06-05

* ono Pine shingles snd 100000 %
4 O.OOO prime pine laih for sale By
5. T.. LEWIS AMI Go.
Nay 20ih, 1871.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-06-05
Taken Up

10Y the subscriber on his premises. on the 2ls
Es day of April, about six miles west Of Wing
vile, w r., sorrel mare, supposed 10 be three
years old about 10 hands high, four white legs
star in the forehead white stripe on the nose, and
some white on the belly. The owner is requested
10 prove property, pay charges and take her away
ALEXANDER M. CRIPPIN
fIeathcock Farm, Grant co.., May %, lo47-ll.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-06-05
Estray Dog.

II OS'r, pointer dog, white and liver color
u 4 cd, lame in one hind leg, the toes Of the
lane foot turning up. Whoever will give me in
formation of said dog will be Handsomely reward
ded by tho Subscriber. JOHN RABLiN.
Pigeon Diggings, May 90, 1917.
II EVILS g. co. are rushing of their winter
n A stock OF goods at very reduced prices, to
make room for spring supplies.
Poiosi, Feb %. 80.
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g. DYER,

k.Fnvs Eht~et ~ - GHVy
or POTOSI,
DEC leave to inform iheir customers and tho
kb public Of Grant in general, that they have
just received fresh and full supplies Of FAN and
Winter Goods, which they are prepared to sell az
Cheap as any boa.y
cnn sell good. aud lowER thai, goads % the same
quality cAs be boughl in Gaena. Among our
Goods may Ne found the following:
U'ooieRs,
Bfoadoloths, cessimeres, saiimots, gold and
Steel mixed tweeds, splendid Article iof gents
Goats, Rob Roy kersets, Kentucky jeans,
Hard tmes, nannels,red, white and plaid;
Wooden vestings Of every descriptions.
Linens,
A laige assortment Of Irish linens,
Linen diapers, Russia and birds eye do,
Brown Hollands. linen bugging,
Burlaps, &c. &c.
SILKS,
Black, blue black, striped aud figured silks,
Ladies eravais and bandAelehieis,
Bonnet ribbons, silk serge,
Gents blaek and fancy cfavats, silk yslvets,
Sewing silk anj twist, purse twist and floss.
W,0rstedS,
Nous de LANES, cnshmeres, shaded and 6g'd
Plain, shaded, figured aud cbangeabIo
Alparcas and Orleans iuslres,
Ombre cashmere robes,
A new aud splendid article for ladies dresses,
Rowfnen Victoria plaid. Gala do,
Super plaid cloakiDg, &c.
.ShaUis.
Plaid shawlsof every Kind, quality, COLI & size,
French cashmere sbawls,
And other kinds 10 numerous too menton!
CottonS,
Brown and bleactsd or every quality,
Cotton diaper, jsckoDei, muslins,
Cotton edgings and insertions, prints,
Ginghams, checks, ticking, cotton Hannes,
DnHings, &c.
Hosiery and Gioces.
Cotton hosiery Of every descriptions, cashmere and
worsted do, gents lambs wool and domestic half
hose, and ehildrens hostey Of all knds gents buck
gloves AID minens, worsied gloves, ladies Kid
gloves, silk, cashmere and thibet do.
BonnetS, &c.
Tuscan and Florence braid, velvet bonneis trim.
med. cniored, cot, and uncut bonnet veIset--a
splendid article Of plunes for ladies hats lots and
LOIS Of bonnet silks aud ribbons.
Bouts and Shoes. Hats and CdpS.
Hardware and Glassware, Crochery,
Mats, fires. Groceries, and heGps
ind piles If other G0ods ,0hich can
mol be mentioned IN an advertise
nent.
OF GROCERIES,
Teas, Cossss, Sugar, Nolasses, Soap, Caadlss,
Tobacco. sauG, Cigars, Pepper, Spice, &e.
Y who have purchases to make, sfe ln,itsa
to examine goods for yourselves.
Po;osi, Nov 81, 1916. j..
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-06-05
MEDICAL NOTICE.
DOCTORS
j. ID. Hood and j.. II. Hickey

Q II ~ UU0t WFsW ~. IL xtttHtJ
YSSAhE this method of informing the ctizens
IL al Lancaster and surrounding country that
they have associated together in the practice Of
Medicine and Surgery. They may be found al,
all times either at their office or residences unless
professionally absent DIR. Wood respectfully
tenders his thanks for past favors and soicts a
continuation 81 the same in his association with
DR.. Hickey wha has had an experience Of six
years practice in Iowa.
Feb IS, 1871. 49-ly.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-06-05
Copper, Tin s. Sheet-Iron Ware
WANIJFACTCRY.

FEyllE subscriber, ihaas.ui Tor pas: iavors, begs
u leave to Inform tho citizens OF Western
Wisconsin that he is still engaged in the above
business in Potosi, where he is now receiving his
Fall Stack OF Stoves, &c, among which may be
found the following -
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-06-05
Britannia Il JapaHaca Ware,

. do Toy cups,
s do Candle Sticksi
Together with any other article usually kept IN
the above lihe,
The above comprises part of his supply of
FALL GOODS, all Of which have been selected
with care, aud are offered at unusual low prices
The Furniture 10 his Stoves are manufactured in
Pulosi, and warranted superior to the same atti-
Giles which are manufactured elsewhere.
The subscriber also keeps on hand a large as
softment OF
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On GROCERIES.

Teas. Cossss, Sugar, Nolases, Soap, Caadles,
Tobacco. saua, Cigars, Pepper, Spice, &c.
Y who have purchases to make, sfe invited
to examine our goods for yourselves.
Po,osi, Nov. 81, 1916. u.