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Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-08-28
Estate Of Thomas Booth. deceased

ri OTICI is hereby given 10 the heirs at law,
i Y debtors, creditors aud all other persons in
terested in the estate of Thomas Booth, late OF
the county Of GRAFT and Territory of Wisconsin,
deceased, that the undersigned, Miles HoIlings-
worth, has been appointed by the Judge of Pro-
bate OF said county and Territory, administ aior
Of the estate Of Thomas Booth, deceased, and
has filed in the Office of said Judge of Probate,
the bond required Of him as administrator Of
said estate, duly executed and approved as re-
qured by law; by authority Of o which appoint
ment the undersigned is properly authorized to
dispose Of the affairs and property Of the said
iate under direction of said court as the law pro-
vides. Notice is therefore hereby given by order
Of the said conrt Of Probate, by three successive
weeks publication of this order in The Wiscon-
sin Heiald newspaper, of said appointment; and
that ,ne undersigned will at all times be found at
his residence in Beetown in said county, when
and where he viii he ready to attend to any busi-
ness connected win. the estate of the said Ihos.
Booth, deceased, and the legal and proper adj
justmeni and settlement thereof
Nj LES HOLLiNGSWORTH,
Admir- Of said estate.
August %, 1917. 2e-3t.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-08-28

Il Fight-A kind Of private
fight came eff at Aiinden, Louisiana,
on the 22d alt. Two parties number
ing l2 to Is each, mutually agreed to
meet at bridge and settle some diff
culties of long standing by fighting
with rifles Two of The number were
killed at the FIRST fire. Two others
dangerously and number slightly
wounded. About sixty guns were
discharged during the progress Of this
miniature attempt to conquer a peace.
We do not learn that either of the
parties were satisfied with the result.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-08-28
For Ms Rerala


Ma. Enron ~ would like TO know what
righ, The effects cad cons,ables IL Bee,own
has, TO make lew for TO prevent me and some
other Of The ablssi bodied men, fer to pay for
our whissey and drink i,i | am an old res.
den, here In the mines and never hearn tell
OF The like atore; ont they Asre passed law 10
Bee own and stopped our vhiskey on us
which is taking away wha. We are ready to
hghI bleed aed die TO-. Other men has ,he
privilege Of ees,iug drunk and Getting Up dog
there, Sunday or auy other day 6a, they takes
me Up and 6pes me Ter being fp3died. aaa
lighting, the Justices aad eOassables did. which
will make nv afidavy I was thai drunk l
did'ni kaow which way The slooSs was-and
IL /, haja'i have been for Csonroddy ard
Gsrdoa Day, | wopld rev have bssa layin
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-08-28
LEE! LlFEl, LIFEl,.

'Al that man hath will he give for his life,"
so we ind recorded in the most ancient and best
Of books, but as we see thousands dying around MS
with Consumption, Group, Cough, Asthma, Bron-
chits, Splitting blood, and other Pulmonary afTec-
tons, we arc led to doubt the correctness of the
above assertion, especially since it is so well
known that a certain remedy may be obtained,
which always arrests those diseases
DR. Jayne's Expeciorant. never fails 10 give re-
lief aud cures after every other means have failed
This can be and has been proved in thousands of
instances, where it has effected radical cures at.
ter the patient had been given up BY all his
friends and physicians.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-08-28

Questions for an E,ector of Delegate
10 Congress.
Who left Vermont wing and reached Wis.
consin ra5id Democrat Ask Moses VI.
Strong.
Whu affected horror at Doiy's corrupt f.
Wandering in the Bank of Mineral Point,
helped get up an Indignation meeting against
him iu Mineral Point; and finally went 10 The
meeting -yeered about aud sustained Doly in
all those schemes which resulted in The failure
Of that rascaIly concernl Ask Hamilton Of
Iowa, or WIN. Davidson OF Grant.
Who received the money, as marshal by
appointment Of the Court. to cash The jury
certificates issued by marshal Edward James
at former term Of the court, and by chance
los, it! Ask Stephen Mahood or any of the
electors Of Grant county, who have any Of
these valuable certificates 10 their poekls, yet
unredeemed.
Who undertook, as financial agent Of Wis.
consin, to pay public money in ST. Louis
and attempting to speculate on the funds, pur-
chased lead with the money, lost $4,000 Of
the peoples money which the reckless
demagogues Of his party have since allowed
him to Offset and pay of 10 professional SER
vices to-wi: 10 uundIing the territorial
suits all over Wisconsin and fnaly getting a
judgment by default against men who are not
worth charge Of powder and shot and never
will bel Examine the public records a, Mad
ison.
Who entered into an agreement with Sam
Rouptee, by which he undertook, in Roun
trees name, to cut The kidneys out Of Grant
county to the tune Of 500, OOO--he to main
tain the suil--play stand and deliver under
Sam RountIes's vizOr and share with him
whatever could be recovered or eIIorted from
the fears of our County Commissioned
Who made formal application to The land
office 10 Mineral Point. TO enter all The re.
served mineral lands ia this district, at time
when it was supposed tho Supreme Court of
The United States would decide lha, The re-
served lands were already lawfully in market !
And whose plan was il, with the capital of
man who had joined him 10 the worthy enter
prise, to buy up the mineral lol and humble
cabin of every poor digger 10 this land dis
ircil Ask the records OF the land Office 10
Mineral Point.
Who has impotence without merit cash
which he never earned IA hot head and cold
heart--a contemp, for every thing old, es.
pecaly religion, and tendency towards every
Thing new, especially new whiskeyl
BALLOT BOX.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-08-28

fr.y- Thsre are many electors IL the coOniy
OF Grant. who now have 10 their pockets the
unredeetned csrd6eaes Of Marshal James, TOT
their services as Jurors. Marshal james paid
over the money 10 ore Of The attorneys Of the
court, 10 redeem those certificates, The
money sras gamtleS 81: apd the certificates
are not redeemed and never will be. II 1his
shing is not explained before eieeiiou. We
premise 10 publish The usme Of that s'io'asy'
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-08-28
A Rare Bargain.

F7zOR sale, wy cheap Tor cash. as~ an9
- coayeui1ni store house with good cellar
sod SIX roavas IN &c. finished completely, aad the
lots on which it is built, on which is garden and
a fus spring Of wsteT. This property IS situated
III Ceptrevilis--a most healthy location. A better
opening for snug coaalry store, cannot be io1od
in the West For terms, inquire at Social hall,
Eanklin, Is. T., Of T. r. BURKE.
Aug 81, lS47. 24-5t.
TUST received from the Upper rinsry. $4,000
81 feet cf choice pine humber; 10000 shingles,
aud 30,000laI at CassviNe, or
c. A. LAGRAyE < co.
Aug q, 1871,
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-08-28
Far the Herald
The License Law.


A question of some importance, to be deter
mined by the voters al the ensuing election, is
whether licenses for the sale Of spurious
liquors shall be granted, as heretofore, by the
Board of County Commissioners, or that the
traffic be prohibited by law.
All are willing to sdmi, The injurious effects
Of intoxicating liquors. in The degration of the
drinkers, and to the community in pauperism
and crime.
If law entirely prohibiting the traffic could
be carried into effect. il would meet the hearty
approval Of large majority. But no such
law can be enforced. Wherever il has been
tried The law either remained dead letter
upon the statute book, or led to an increase of
the evil sought to be prevented. The expert
ment is being tried in several Of the States.
10 Vermont, the law prohibiting licenses
for the sale of spiritous liquors, and furnishing
by severe penalties the vender--has. iii is
said by those who have seen its fects) rather
tended TO promote drunkenness.
The merchants now bring on as much as
formerly. which they give away to thsir Gus.
toner's though doubtless 10 fixing the prices
Of their other goods. regard is had 10 this
item of expense Of spirituoas liquors. Besides,
farmers there who previous 10 the passage of
the prohbitory law, used scarcely gallon
a year, how out of spirit of resistance to the
law, send to New York by their merchant to
purchase barrel.
1t is impossible TO proven, the use of any
article to which the public appetite is 80 much
addicted. The Chinese Emperor in his en-
deavors TO prevent the introduction and use of
opium by bis subjects, involved The nation in
a war. Yet, despite the severe and vigorous
laws Of an absolute monarchy, the Chinese
used no less opium after than before the pro-
hibition of its use.
Oregon endeavored to be ieetoialer. and
provision was made 10 her Organic Laws TO
prevent the manufacture and use Of ardent
spirits. The Legislature also passed a sIiu-
gent law ITO prevent the introduction, sale
and disiillation Of ardent spirits in Oregon"
But the message Of Gov, Aberneihy shows in
spite of organic law and legislative enact.
ments. the manufacture and sale is carried on
SO as greatly to endanger the peace and safety
Of the people. An attempts TO control The
public taste By legislative enacimenis will as
hey have always have. prove aborliye.
The question then is. shall liquor dealers
pay into the treasury some portion Of The ex-
penses of supporting paupers--made such by
of punishing criminals melted to
crime by ardent spirits, or shall they receive
all the profits of their unhoy traffic, and bear
none Of the bOrdens which they impose upon
the people.
sincerely hope that The voters will take a
common sense view Of this Subject. and sus.
tain the presen, order of things - the most
eiTec,uaI to cheek the sale OF ardent spirits
and devised to make the vender pay a
share of the expenses they occasion to the
county. b. A. J.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-08-28

The Madison Argus says that Moses will
give the people the promised land. This trick
of promising land was tried by Moses papa
down below some eighteen hundred years
ago; and don't win. See Matthew, chap. 4,
verses s, . and 10.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-08-28
HOPPING COUGH AND GROUP.

To Rarents.-Jayne-s Expectorant, is withou,
exception the most valuable preparation in use,
fOi the above diseases. 1t converts Hopping
Cough into a mild and tractable disease, and
shouens its duration more than one-half, and pro-
duces certain and speedy recovery. From half
to oas tea spoonful, viii eer.ainly cure Group in
Infants and young children, in half an hours
time. The lives Of hundreds of children win be
saved annually, by always keeping ii on hand
ready for every emergency.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-08-28
Sheriff Sale.

III eF virtue Of e. "a. execution issued out O.
Hs The olhce Of tbs clerk Of the District Court
d Grant county, Wisconsin, Territory, and 70 ne
directed aHd delivered, in favor Of John A. Tay-
lof aud against the goods and chauss laads ana
,euemenis Of John H. Barnett and John Z. Sea-
tsa, have levied al tie tight title and inter
e.; WITH privileges and appur;enances thereuu'o
balonsias. which the said Barnett g. Seaton Of
either Of them had on the 24th DAY OF Marea.
A q. lS47. or al any tiiae thereafter. OF, in ano
t. tie following lots Of land 10 the town Of Poiosi
10 said county, viz lot number eghty-hve, also
let nua.bcT ninety 1--WE, as designated on the plat
OF said town Of POtosi: viii offer for sale ire
saii premises al pcbiic Tsndus on the 18th day OF
Ssptem6er next. between the hours Of 10 o'clork
a. 10. and 3o'eiock p. m. Of said day, 10 satisfy
said exsction and costs. At the outward door Of
the courthouse in tire town Of Lancaster, in said
eounty. MATTHEW WOODS,
Sheriff ef said county
Dated Sheriff osice. August :, IS47. 2a-6t-
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-08-28
FOR CONGRESS,


This is a subject about which i, is high
lime for the national mind 10 be aroused. Let
IL be remembered, that the President Of The
United States, who can lawfully derive no
powers not conlsued Up him by The COnslilo
lion, has moi only auiiered Tho establishment
Of civil governments 10 Mexico. which try
and condemn men for treason, but has also in.
vented tariff and established there a system
Of revenue. The President has done and 10
doing IN Mexico all that despot could do 10
his own domains. II the territory conquered
by our arms In Mexico, 10 ours, then Of course
the power Of Congress emb.1ces II, and the
Pfesidens can 20 more legislslu tribunals and
tariffs into existence there. than he can 10 the
Territory Of Wisconsin,. Ii Congress has
righ. to make q tariff for the port Of Vera
Croz, the President has not The right. Tho
Constitution expressly deptives the President
Of separate legislative power, any where,
every where anI under all circumstances. -
Abandoning this elalm Of legislative power
for the President as an incident Of his office,
will his friends claim that tho framing OF
revenue law Cor the port Of Vera Cruz, Is an
Executive scll They cannot. II is its very
essence. legislatiye---as much so IS was our
tariff law OF 1912 but presidential legislation
10 usufpalion and that officer might as well
iegislaio an army into excellence or man fleet,
without tho concurrence OF Congress 10 tho
act. Bu, abandoning os wholly uueOable
the ground that the President derives these
enormous powers from the eiVI authority coz
icrred upon him by The Constitution, his de.
iendels pretend that he derives his authority
from the Constitution, by vinuo or being
commandef.i chief, These suio, consuuc
tionisis pretend to believe, lha, by vituo Of
being eommandet.in,ehief u mere parchment
General, the powers OF the President are en-
lerged TO the foil grown dimensions Of despo.
iism--overshadowin jail his civil authority,
oil ibe powers Of Congress all restrictions and
Limitations OF power elsewhere defined ia the
Constitution; end 10 short. making Iha, 10.
slruinen, utterly cooperative and nugalofS in
time Of war. How ridiculous TO suppose that
while Congress alone can declare war, al the
incidents OF war-'he power resulting from
conquest, the government Of aud legislation
fOr, the conquered territory, dsvolves upon a
power less than Congress-
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-08-28

10y the Subscriber on the 4,h inst, dark bay
Esholss. i4i Ct - hands high, on the poay or
eer, orc yrars cd, much saddle nafkee. win
some &c. 81 MARKS ssag in the forehead. Oh htna
sesl white, and 6uie white on soFe feet me
Oh ncr car hale him by caling on me-, = mites
isorn she Dsbs4ss Ferry on ,ho Faispsay ard ga
leaa read, ~ pscsias pToperig sad paying
ehssrss. THOS. RICkEE-
Aus 81, 1881. 24-ii.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-08-28
HAYNES SANArIyE PILLS.

Though not recommended a universal ssctre
ALL have nevertheless proved superior to every
ihing Of the KIDD, especially in Liver Complaint
and Dyspepsia; ana when used in conjunction
with his Tonic Vermifuge or Alternative, will not
fail one time in an hundred, Of effeetIng perma-
nent cure.
Also Jayne's Carminative. a never failing rem
ely for Bowel Complaints, Collie, &c.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-08-28

IT S.eepr1cb. the Indian runner,
lately ran five miles in - minutes, on
wager, at Batavia. lie is one Of the
fastest travellers in America, and makes
his time by 4 regular lips The GEE
brated Barclay Of Scotland. saws the
iopc is the easiest gait man can use.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-08-28
Coroner,
ANDREW J. GREEN.
RHEUMATISM, GOVT, & TIC DouoUI,.
REfTX

A respectable gentleman called at our Office, az
IA he said, TO inform US that he had been af-
dcted for fifteen years with Rheumatism or Gout.
and occasionally with Tic Doulouteux; that ne
has been frequently confined to his room 70! months
together, and often suffered the most intense and
eXcracating pains, but that lately he had been
using Jayne's Alternative, from which he found
the most signal and unexpected relief. He says
he found the medicine very pleasant and elfec-
tive, and that he now considers himself thoroughly
Of the Times.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-08-28

iL- While there are scores Of democrats in
Grant county who are TOO honest TO vote for
Strong. there are few professed wings who
will go for him; to the se'las, il is useless TO
preach. They have had Moses and The
c:cfls with them
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-08-28

Foreign Totes Actions speak louder than
words The Convention now sitting in
Illinois, to amend the Constitution, contains
an overwhelming majority Of locofocos, who
have made provision, requiring Of foreigners
FIVE years residence, TO allow them to vote.
We do no. complain Of this because il is
wrong. The democratic majority there can
act as they think besii we only mention it 10
show the hypocrisy and hollow pretensons Of
party who claim TO be The exclusive friends
Of our adopted fellow citizens.
~ Moses is threatening to cut some of his
acquainianees.
Who are theyl The Tadpolesi
No. Some near relations, TO whom he has
long lent eounienance.
His u0clesl
No. His car5.uneles.
AZ Why IL Moses like green deal board
10 the sunshine. or like one Of Graham's
uspsl
Ans. He viii 'get sprung"
a." Rev. s. S,ebbins. minister Of the
Methodist Church. at ST. Charles. Kane co.,
was tried las, week, by jury. before justice
McWain, for improprie,ies with young lady,
and fined S5i and costs. - Southport Tele.
graph.
This MIR. Stebbins is the practical amalga.
maiionist who formerly preached in Platte
VILE, w. T., where he undertook to-
mix de various colors Up.
Like rum and 'lasses in dc cup
W No news Of the least interest from
a "A T..
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-08-28
Look Here.

A III persons indebted to the undersigned. by
IA note or otherwise, viii please call and settle
az we are very much in need of money-and
those who have purchased goods with the under
sianding.to pay the first of September next, will
iscolleet the time is close afhand, and we nope
they viii not dsappoinf us.
Apr %, 1917.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-08-28
On Hand.

We have supply Of Wing tickets 90 hand
for eac' precinct 10 the county. Committees
OF Vicilence will please call here or send for
them. for their respective precincts.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-08-28
For The lie
The Ggnttlcgnatxe.

I0F Iaf IeFuiu.
The Rationale.
II is said that this animal moves along most
majesIically. neither seeking 10 offend other
animals. nor fearing their insults, and IL IN.
provoked. |, never NEEDLES with anything but
is natural prey. There has lately been dis
covered in Grant county, an exception to the
PeeulIassies Of character inciden, TO the rattle
snake. The great snake that made it's op.
poatauce 10 Snake Hollow some three months
ago, Is discovered, from close observation Of
It's habits. to be a nondescfip, 10 The whole
family OF serpe0,s. IL has the rattle, the fang
ond the venem OF tho Taulesnake, withou. any
Of It's grandeur or magnanimi.y Of character
IL bites without warning, and without ptovoca,
tion and attacks alike its enemy and hurs its
poison al those who have never offended it,
Furthermore. the regular Saulesnake casts it's
slough in luoe and goes blind in August; bu,
The Snake Hollow sntko seems to be ius,
casting it's skin and is hlind az the time. For
the purpose ofedssaeing the knowledge Of the
present day oiier resrard Of ems nrNpsEn
DOLLARS 10 any gentleman who will discover
the true genus Of the Sake Hollow snake
BUTTON.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-08-28

More GU purses, --Anohsf circus~~-Nnothet
band Of speeesd cavalry, is again coming 10
the mines. Ia differs from The las. ia having
freshsE painted horses. There vii be another
oppouonily fot ihe curious to pay their halt
dollars. Several original soFsorssis will be
iornsd aud Billy B0iIen' vii! be performed
with variations. The clown will appear In
,harp iooS shoes aud The band will cou,ain
several extra lho'Hs--of French brandy
Tho Ethiopian choir viii wear uPOa their
faces IN extra coausg Of burnt cork. They
will execute new and original song, entitled
Lacy Asaf aud esnelede',hese novel exhbi.
tions Of the ring with grand horse laugh.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-08-28

Hiant Of ReeipyOchy "A rsbid Locofoco 10
Green county. wriies-'At election, our party
will knock Tweedy into gin shop
The Wings could not punish Moses By
knocking him into hundred gin shops.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-08-28

or The match race at Beetown
comes of on Saturday of next week
instead Of this week.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-08-28

No better reason can be offered for sending
such man 10 Washington, Than that We have
no penisembly in Wisconsin.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-08-28

fT Nauvoo now contains a Pepu-
lation Of eighteen hundred; two years
ago it numbered eighteen thousand.
Melancholy is the history Of that city.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-08-28

or I. w. Williamson, of Beloit,
Conn.,, has made donation of Sl0,-
300 to Beloit College, Wisconsin.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-08-28

u The license revenue for the sale OF
liquors in the eooOiy Of Grant. exceeds $500
per annum.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-08-28

nS.J- we lesrn that Mt Soloa N. Lang.
worthy has negotiated fof tho press a. Polosi,
and the, the Republican is hereafter 10 be
aYowsdly democratic
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-08-28

0T It is said that young Jones, who
robbed the Washington Post Office,
has absconded.
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TAKEN UP

r n the Fsbssriber al his premises enc nj
I'D saata 81 Crssvills, bay pony msre, , p
yssrs cd. white s,rire ia the face, saddle nzfs
and ore saiaIl spot On the right side Of hex aees
PETER LAGREE.
Carsriils, Aug 81, 1877. 2.-ii.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-08-28
BoWEL AND suMMER COMPLAINT.

BOWEL AND SUMMER COMPLAINT.
Dr.. Jayne, No. s South third street, is willing
10 guarantee that his CaTminatve Basam will
cure Diarrh9a, Coles, Cramps, Gripping Pains,
Cholera Morbus, Summer Complaint, and other
arrangements Of the Stomach and Bowels, ia
ninety-nne cases out of hundred, and in less
than half the time than can be effected by any 9th
er means.
1t is extremely pleasant, and children are fond
Of it. 1t is equally as efiectual for adults as
aud when the directions are followed,
and a cure not effected, the money win be cheer
fully returned. Price % and so cts. a bottle
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-08-28
ANOTHER PHYSICIANS OPINION.

ANOTHER PHYSICIANS OPINION.
The following additional testimony in favor Of
DIR. Jayne's Medicines has recently been receiv
ed from a physician of high standing in Lau-
doraale Co, Miss, under date of August g, 1916.
"Dr ID. Jayne-Dear SRI am Intimately ac;I
quainted with snme Of your preparations, and can
safely recommend them. Your Expactorant and
Carminauve Balsam | have used eAnsively III
my own practice, and | state unhesitatingIy that
have used article, or combination of medi-
cines, that have better answered the purpose for
which they were prepared than the above, etc.
w. W. JOHNSON, VI. D..
Bauderdale Co., Miss"
Prepared only by DIR. d. Jayne, Philadelphia,
and sold on agency bg
James VI Otis, Lancaster; Brownel & Car
son, Dodgaville; Haines & Hollub. Po;osi; d.
II Fairchlld, Mineral Point, Catlin & Cole,
Beetowr,
Where may be had the AMERICAN HAIR
DYE, warranted 10 change tie hair to beautiful
auburn, OF 4 perfectly jet black color.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-08-28

W No news Of the least interest from
Mexico. this week.