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Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-03-13

ENOR sale at Birknea's ia Potosi, a yop
H choice selection OF school books Vi 1be mos
approved kinds now in use. Among which aro
sanders Render No /, No, 2, No 3, aed No
i--moss admirable reading books; also l'oue'
Rhetorical Reader, n staWSsra wugA IN the school
oi Boston;
Motss's Geography mud Allass
GoodJleh's Geography and Atlas, q very
popular werk)
Adams new Arithmetic:
SMith'gAruhmeWc;
Roots system oi psnmaashjp, (copy hoobs
neatly ruled and prepared wlta engraved
rople&l
Also. states, pencils; iakstaads; guitlsi paper;
rulers, Re; and Ia sanit every variety 81 jho
oewes, Novels; Noveleues; Tales, &c, embraced
~ tho embraced il the wide range OF Cheap lit
egatuGe,
ED. BICKNEII.
Dee {, lSl5. S9-,s
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Imported Stock.

ENliE subscriber has lust imported from tie
E county Of Durham in England. two yezr
ofl Shors Horned Durham Rali-pioaouaccd av all
vita hare seen hisu, 10 be cae 81 the Eaest AMI
tsals eve raised ils will Be found al ,hs SOB.
setinsrss Fl Littls Cant Cottage. miles fo,n Iaa.
caster on the ioad TO Prairie G CAien TENS
10 insure, IS. Nc charge Gar psssarass.
JOHN WELSH.
Little Giant Co;,sss, Juns p, iS.6. l7-u.
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Consumption Of tie Lungs, Lfrcr Complaints
Couel.s, CoIds, .4sihma, Bronclilis, Ctoop.

Consumption Of Tie Lungs, Lirer Complaints
Coaghs, Colts, .4sfiiaa Bronchitis, Crop,
UhoopiDg Cough, Lsjtaea-a, Hoarseaess,
SHthngqf Bi0ot, Di#cultyQ Of BTea-
Nias, aims ~ Ue SIDE or
breast, etc. fic etc. etc.
4 y rrescnliag this highly useful ard valuable
& medicine to public notice ne remedy foI
I" Consamptioa'' and Pulmonary diseases II gonsr.
al, the proprietor has been actuaicd eolty by the
great success nasaaus It's use Ia his own practice
and desire 70 bencit The afflicted, aa8 would
therefore wah particularly 70 impress upon the
pubiie mind, that il is e6tifey different; from the
no-iria;i daily usheIed u: 70 notice BY boastiug
quacks, as y not only cmanates from regular Ply
sicinn, bot bas also been vel tested ~ al the
complaints for winch il is recommended.
That il stands at the head Of other RENEE
dies is now universally conceded. 1t has cured
th0usands upon ihousands-of an classes il cases Of
The most dangerously eonsumptiyo character -
and physicians otthe Creates, emimnence through
on; oui Whole country unhesatingiy recommend
II rs tho most powerful curative Of Pulmonary dis
eases IN The whole range Of Pl1rmacy. The sales
IN the Western States have TINS lar bean unpara-
ielled and the most gratifying proofs Of lis efficacy
have beeu icceived FROM every place where II has
been used For sale by BicKSELL & Co,
Agents, Polosi ". 7.
Or Look ot FL spurious limitations.
me tr1le anil genuine NIsTAh's BAfsaI Is sold
h 81, louis, No, by PnELrs K BLAIgsLeffeor-
ntr Of Sd and Chesrut streets. Also for sale in
southern Wiscoosin, By lhs following Agents:-
4. Dayey Co, flaUeyiile; r. D. pul!ord Min-
rgal Points Btoa nel & Carson, DoJgcsille; Ed
win BirSneE, Potas; Il. W. Pcltan s. Co, pfai-
ria do Chen; J. ~. Otis, Lancaster; and hy re
spectabe druggists and dealers ia every town and
city Throughout the western states and territories.
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More New Goods.

r IiST received per steamers Atlas ard Uncle
81 TOBY, in addition 70 Or former stock,
7.'0 packages nf mercha lsize;
80 premium oook stoves:
And a few Of lie celebrated Cook Stores.
BUCKS PATENT All OF which We pledge
ourselves 70 sell as cheap as ans house in VISION
sin. Those wishing 10 purchase Woold 10 well &c
give rs a call before purchasing else ahsre.
;. l.. LEWIS * CO.
Po,osi, May so, 1916. l2-Iy
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JAMES vi. OTIS,
AT THE
~, LIZ Ia y Is 1SsA5 Is
IN LANCASTER.
AT THE

YEvTIE subscriber is now receiving his long de-
Il layed aud long expected stock OF FALL
and WINTER GOODS, which, although delay
ed till the last day 10 the afternoon, are not lost,
as many supposed, but have come and are coming.
He would nov say 70 those of his old customers
who have been waiting for their ial! supplies, as
well as all Others who nave done likewise, that ne
is now ready and able 10 supply them on terms
more favorable thaa he has ever before done, and
he thinks at lower prices Than goods OF the same
quality have been bought IN Weslem Wisconsin.
TO enumera,e his stock is here out Of the ques-
tion. but while he tenders to the people of the
county Of Grant and adjoining counties an inyi-
taGion TO 'scone aad see,' ne viii assure them
that they win End his stock fall and complete in
the several departments Of trade commonly en-
gagged IN by the country merchant.
AZ he has before hintel, lis stock is large, and
through the negligence Of forwarding men, has
been DELAYED beyand all reasonable iime--which
fact viii induce him 10 offer his goods at rates
lower thar more seasoaable arrival would have
warranted. This, however, is the gain Of his
customers, AMI by activity and continued exer-
ton, must make Of the ''nimble sixpeuce,'' a
substitute ioi the ;.sower shilling'' lie, how
ever, thinks It proper that he SHOULD express bis
lregret thai 80 many have been obliged to wait 50
long Tor cheap goods; ior oconcmy on the part Of
parents, has, in many instances, prompted them 10
suffer their hardy 'barns' 10 go barefoot and wear
their OH clothes little longer than comfort dicta
ted However, they viii now find full amends
made lur all delays in the choice Of the articles
aad lowness Of prices; and happily illustrate tbs
old iruisin. that
The boy that's blessed to-day
/ Is just as completely so,
Al fhouvh he had been blessed
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CROCKERY AND GLASS WARE.
PUBLIC NOTICE.

& III persons are hereby noli6ed not to mine
n ar dig 0fon the following tracts Of land WITH
out wF;tca leave OF peia SON from tbs owner. or
IL. LaneWogihv, a; Poiosi, viz: the b haf OF
y " qgauer, aad n NJ quarter Of \ " quarter
OF section IS; also the ) W quarter OF y T. quarter
81 section 90, town north, range 2wes', in Grant
eoaaty. Wis. And also notify az persons who
have cut timber gea,oved rails and buildings from
siaa lsad, taes Cytas X Loud IS Authorised TO col
.ecl The yalae Of TOE same; the acecua;s having
eeea placed ia bis hands
l., H. LANGWORTHY.
dialogue, July 10, 1915 l9u
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Haines & Hollub.

YEyHE undersigned would respectfully inform
the citizens Of Grant county, AID the adj
joining counties, that they have removed % ',ls
commodioGs store lately occupied by WIN. -,
Johnsan in the town OF Potosi Being ihankiui
y for the patronage Which has been 50 hperaiIy &c
, slowed npnn them during the short time they nave
been settled III this place, they solicit ronlInu-
nnee OF the same, and pledge themselves 70 peas"
all who may call opoa them. They wa receive
in n few DAYS an extensive nssoHnept o ~"
goods, which 10 addition 70 thet' pfesehl s'peh W
make rs lsll and compsIo al assortment OF gooas
OF eyeYy variety as can be found in any store ~
tho mines, consisting Of the following;
Dtmssk table linen, brown linen table spreads;
SUMMER stuifs; bua ard orange prints;
Buttons for childrcns clothes, 10 great variety;
Droadrlothos, cassimercs and yesngs;
White corded and Mohair skirts;
Gents summer coating;
Iioen sheelirs, inc white Banneisi
Dfab pamask mofeensi
Black Isle thread gloves;
Marshars linen thfead
Coats 200 yd spool ihlead;
Bonncts, ribbons. parasols. &C;
II win be impossible lor us 20 enumeiate one
halfof the articles which we keep, but we vii call
your attention 70 alew ofthe leading articles VIZ :
new style Of lawns and balzarines, something
entisely new for ladies dresses
Prints Of every description;
Shawls OF egefy possible style;
Ribbons Of an styles aud colors;
Laces and cdgines Of every description;
I.,cc AMI cot. pIets assortment oi honnstg;
Individuals wishing goods for ihe families
miluers ard pedlop, are ~ requested to call aud
Examine our stock before purchasing, ns wo ihnk
we can convince yol that all We have said can DO
fully realized
They likewiao offer for snio n choice lot Of
READY MADE CLOTHING,
pufchnrea this spring os cheap 70, casf as any
house IN tic mining country
To tho ladies who have favored with their
custom. we tender our sincere thanks, md assn e
inen, II they viii call AZ tho vadcIy Store Of the
undersigned, they will fnd siiia side "a Gaoaa an
eleeaui n,d complete assortment Of
FANCY GOODS,
orau aes-fipiiong; anl aiso see for ihemseIye.
,,a, theg can gurchase Of lho Jews Of Po,osi on
~ ysasensile terms as al tie Yankees Of Gulena.
since Il isa pleasure at ail tmes 10 show iheir
eoads, aud believing thty ean suit both AZ regards
ptiee aud quality. they hope not 20 be forgotten By
,hs ladies. WIN yGu call at lla'ns j liollub'a
Variety Sore, aud examine and satisfy your
selves.
Groceries,
B00tS,
Shoes
H0rdware,
QueenSpare,
Cutlery, Sc, Sc.
Call and examine for yourselves, opposite the
New saloon on Main street, Po,0si, ~
fiAINES & HOLLuBS,
July 25,b, 1916 2o-ly-
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Notice TO Miners

A LII persons arc requested no, to dig OF mine
IA on any past 81 the lands belonging 70 The
undersigned, nor 90 lands belonging % lncus
Ashley, ot Lucius Ashley ami James +, Wood
ra0. without having written permissiaas from the
subscriber. J. L. DODGE.
Waterloo, Feb %. 1916 5l-u.
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/ am prepared TO steel

a ND IRON any thu. that requires Il :hay wing
"a on hand large euppIy Of FIST rate iron, in
bars Of every shape, | veil E0a wagons, Flcighs
and slcds. ana SHOE OXEN and HORSES on
short notice Price Tor shoairg Oxen, s. so per
yokc--ior shoeing horse, Gosh up, Gl ., !
have also nov ready for sale, scsera, fne cuters,
fashionable and well roned, cheap for cash. !
atn ready 20 do every kind Of blaeksmthin@ for
cash or produce, paid when The work is done, rs
cheap and rs vel as Il eau be dono IN The mines
a, my shop II Lancaster.
JOHN DORlGHT
Dee 5,'l94G. 39-y.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

These are articles chat all mus, have--old ard
ynuhg, male aud female; full aud complete stock
of which las heretofore been hard 10 ind. lie
has paid this bran ch o. trade particular attention,
and is now able TO offer his customers larger
aud more complete stock and assortment Ihan has
ever before been IN this market, embracing every
KIND thai IS wanted, and lots Of each kind.
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BOOKS 8. SEqTYoNERK

FHVaE subscriber hayias made arrangements
with n Stationery Es,a blishmeni East 70. a
suppy 81 Books, Siat;onsTy, &c, would say 10 say
psfsca waiting, that il uou.d be we'll % hand -
memorandum as s9an as possible, in order TO IN
sure lie articles wanted.
The privilege of exchanging vii Be giSsn 70
those orjegsag al aslieie lsai does nnl ss.t.
ED. BICKNELL.
Pososi, Ausus ls;. Iss5.
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Pine Lumber.
500,0OO De r r..a "a ., sale, sale BY he
p,desiser6 mis- season ia lots 10 salt pasehases,
OF loo ices 10 100. 600 feei as may be wanted g
ready pay, ar ihas il TIE jcasL Bills can ae fi'ed
az aay length 81 boards slm5sf, from ~ ies' se
20 istt. ;. hAnNnA'
warasr's Mil, May !, 1916. II
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Firel Fire.! Fire!!!

TINE National Fire Insurance Company Of
4 New York City. have appointed NE Iasir
agent. Risks viii bo taken stores, houses, moi-
chaaiize, &c, AZ ,he luwest rates Of premium, and
policies issued oa application 10 me nj the Once
Of Eastman & Moss. II. L. MOSS, aga
Plattevi.le. Feb ., 1876. 5l-lyi
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9 Shingles. /"
Land ON Boice Prairie for Salei

yETE offer for sale that very choice lot Of land
wv situated upon and adjacent TO Boice
Prairie, known as he "Russeil Lands" We
will cell on very favorable terms and give liberal
c,e2it upon considerable part of the purchase
WAsHBURNE e. WOODMAN.
Mineral Point, Oct 81, 1916. a-u
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B.2RNETT s. SCI TON,
Successors TO thefate firm Of Barueit- g. Jones
BA&g gfsR Slese..D!R

Successors TO hefate firm Of Borae,t- & Jones'
SBASG 9gg9slf Sgesgss5gB
Mandatory, Poiosi, VT,
I'd ESpECTFU5LY inform the citizens OF
hA Grant and the adjoining coungios IN Iowa &
Wisconsin, thar they carry on the above business
in the sbop lately occupied by Barnett & Jones,
on Main street, in Poiosi, where At all tunes can
be had
flaming Mis- Of a superior and
improUsd pattern
l, is generally conceded BY the farmers who
have purchased Mills fon she late iirm Of & j.,
that the mills were in az respects good article
always performing we'll Having now journey
nam who is an adept in The business, B :. insure
their customers that al mills mide hy them win
be equal Il 10. superior 10 ans now III use, in fact
such as win
Challenge Competition.
Having d0y sets Of uneqoallod castings un-s IN
50 that our customers viii be enabe.itta make a
ehnce. IL choice is necessary, where oil are SUI
psfior.
Farmers call and see for yourselves.
Thanked @r pas, iayors extended to y. & J. the
undersigned tater themselves thut BY marAlac-
turing a superior article, The samo encouragement
VIII BE- extended TO them, as lhsY are determined
10 please all who pa,InHise taem.
JOHN II. BARNETT,
lOuN i. SEATON.
ro,asi, Dec 90, lS45, &i-iy.
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DRIED Appkes.

En BBlaS. dried apples just received per
sBU steamer Atlas, and for sale by
S. r. LEWIS & co.
april rs, 1876.
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ReadY AEade Clothing.

If you want coats, pants, vestsor arercoats, hats
caps Of almost any description; you viii FIND
them n, the Brick Store in Lancaster, good and
cheap, yet salty yourself by examination.
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tU0,
Co6ees,
Sugars,
Spices,
RaiSinS,
Candies,

Books and Stationery.
Let school teachers attend 10 this branch Of his
stock, rs he has the most approved editions Of
Readers, Spoilers, Ari;hmeties, .GTammars, Ge-
ogTapbcs, Philosophers, Chemjslres. Algebras,
&c. which are adapted TO country schaos-to-
Ectbcr vita states pencils. quilts steel pens, paper
&c, Cap and letter paper by the soam or hall
TeSm,
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SEE so. w A8 $50

Axes, lies, Fasp7, locks, chIssels, scFoWs, auseTs,
door trimmings complete, lacks, wine, nails, can :
dlesticks, gimbets, braces, plane irons, knives &
forks, pocket knives. ra2ofs, shears, scissors,
brushes, shoYels, spades, traps, shos thread,
ropes, bed cords, te, he has on hand, with q
great variety Of other shelf hardware, and for 40
ether purpose thah sell
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Goldfish by the drum
p bbls 81 c'ks ofwnes & brandies ss'd quail
Is 10 & IA g g g s. Z"
100 bills old Cincinnati whskey
10 g American brandy and gin
30 boxes OF mould and sperm candles
1000 lbs Of rice in 90 and to 800 ID casks
2l00 . g salaratus in 100 and 400 Id casks
TO boxes Mo. and Ky tobacco assorted qualities
10 g virginia g
10 bbls and ID bbls liniseed oil
q kegs sup white lead
by 10 10 by IL IL by II wind glass in bxs
a few l-2bb sp turpenine and whiting
casks superior bacon sides
5 - - . hams and shoulders
90 bbls mess and prime pork
10 kegs leaf lard
100 kegs tar ) bhls ditto
10000 lbs luniata iron al sizes
800 s. cast, german and blistersteel
p kegs Boston rails from 3 &c 20d
50 8 Boston blasting powder
10 I" sup rifle :.
So sacks sup. dried apples and peaches
. poems 10 boxes lcmmons
10000 superior principle cegais
a iaw haiss sheetings
p boxes and - boxes Boston soap
Is - - 8 mr. rssins LIST rate article
90 assorted keg,; spice. pepper, ginger, and al
monds, uuimegs, cloves, prunes and many
OtheFartirles waDted in Wisconsin,
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.


tie has provided himself in this liae with all the
articles commonly wanted Cor his trade, together
with all the approved patent medicines Of lhe
ssaF
CROCKERY AND GLASS WARE
lis stock j foll IN this line which he win sell
In SETS e0lnpcte, or by the piece.
Ia addition 10 The atieles enumerated, he has
a ew pageat spring clocks gloves. mitteus, cigars,
nuss, with thousand othels, all Of which he viii
SEA Oh the most favorable terms tof cash or ap-
proved short credit
a. 3, Those wao have been accommodated
with credit, will please remeiaber the tssms aud
Give ap 90 them.
Dscrmbss :, 1916. S9-ly.
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G r o C E RE S

In this line he is ready his customers on as
favorable terms as any one afford tor, aed
lie has attended TO tho selection of the very
choicest
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MISCELLANEOUS.
READ! BE GUARDEDrr

TO iHE PUBLIC ~ : ~
W increasing y. puaritv al DR. G.. REM
y SMITHS IMRRCTEDI INDIA N " EGETABI,E
ScGAR COATED PILLS, has Induced - number
oi persons to make sonnet ring they call Puts and
coat them with sugar, in order 10 sell them for the
2ehvi"c, while they do not possess pn sticc OF the
go'oness, nor cvtn assimiatc In appearance 10 The
cr,g'nai, Or Smiths Pills. In short, they are a.
,I"hnen rKAuD upon the community. minis.
yer VINO al hrs, had interest i'm mn Imitation SUI,
gar Coa'ed P'iI manufactured in Albany. NJ Y
mas giVcn them up, as he says ON account Of the.
."lsf'eu'e dishonest parties concerned in manu-.
.a0'u',hg ''ein. The same parry are nov in1us.
sous trV"iaiing reports calculated 20 ipiure DIR
Sn'"; au" 10 AFFECT he reputation of his Valuable
Ph's o"' ra'h'r Tan notice them in public. DIR
Sth rs aDo"t I" Sttutc legal ptocecdi IN os
then Iot tne siand"rs, az he has in another case
against similar party, in which bc receive, oil
large amount of dam gcs. These miserable i'm;
tators have 10 resort 20 The most al omnable r.,s
To palm off their counterfeit nj l. as tho mi H.
know that DR.. SMITH the gnal nd ., n,;no
Several Instances have to public no,;cc -
which life has been enda pgcrcd by the nm frtnn.t
use OF the c"untcfeits is Or. Smiths pills iha,
arc doing so much good in the country The Gol
lowing plainly show. o
MORE MINISTER'S use and recommend Dr
Smiths Pills than all others "
This Ia to certify that have scd the Sugar Coat.
ed lie manufactured bv G.. Bcnja min smith, of
New york, FOR some time. and believe them e.,
BE- good medicine; and also from inquiry i'm that
city, am persuaded that he lie the o,eiual invent
or and therefore is entitled to the ben, Fl, of the i'm
'enuoh' S WILLIAMS,
fastor LIST Baptist Church, Pittsburgh
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TRUST SALE OF REAL AND PER-
son VI. ESTATE


DURSUANr to Deed of Trust, executed by
Nathaniel n. Tatcm and Abigail F. his wife,
barring date on the Sd day of Aug St. in the YEA r
1873 and of record in The Clerks Off Of Nor folk
County Court, for the purp, scs mentioned in said
Deci, We shall expose to ale at puI tic auction for
cash, before The Court House OF Norfolk c, unity,
on THURSDAY the An day Of February next ut
IL "'clock. the following Real and Personal Estate
to wit the TRACT or LAND at the mouth o. In.
dan Creek, in the County of Norfolk on which
the said Nathaniel w Taicm rcaidrs, and which
was levied 10 him by the will of his father Ma
t'ianiel p. Tatein, dccea sod
And all OF Two Tracts of Land on Indian Crcel,
convened to sa'd Nathaniel n. TaieIn bv VIM II
Hunter and wife Ivy Deed OF 18th July, 1881, save
that portion OF the same since sold and con viewed
by said N. n. Tatem to .no. NJ. ID Haynes.
The above Tracts of Land, all living contiguous
10 each other, form of tn" most desirable Farms
in Norfolk Comfy. They contain about two hun
-drrd and hfty acres and are suate., al the mouth
OF Indian Creek, where il cmpties Into the Eastern
Branch of Elizabeth River, about three miles from
the City of Norfolk. On the promises is a good
Dwelling House with all neccssa y out buildinps
Also, Slaves Jenny, Catherine, Susan and Sc
phcn.
The Lands above me uti0ncd will br sold together
subject to lien for $1,000 with interest thercou
from the % h ly, IS43.
JOHN CHANDLER, .
SAMUEL NJ. WILSON, F"SteeS.
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hounty of t,Deiue dollars wi he pa d TO each re-
crnit enlisted Tor the artillery Infantry arm
Besides the monthly paw, as above stated, one ra-
ton per day Is allowed every soldier which is I'm
ply sufficient for his subsistence; also large sun.
ply of comfortable and eentecl clothing Good
q artcrs and fuel arc at all times furnished; and
every attention will be paid to making those men
VINO may enlist, and are determined To serve their
country in good faith, comfo table and conten,ed
with their situate The best medical attendance
is always provided for the sick soldicr and no de-
duction of pay is made during the period he Is un
able to perform his duty. Should the 8 Idier lie
disabled in the line of his duty, the laws provide a
pension for him.
By tho above il is seen that the ray and aIIowap
ces are respectable, aud that. with prudence and
economy, the monthly pay Of the soldier NAV be
laid up--as every thing requisite for his con, ort
aud c. nvcnicnce ia furnished by the GovcPnmcnt
including his sugar and coffee. The prudent sol
der, therefore mny readily save from &420 to
8 ,O2O during his enlistment of Fiue years and al
the expiration of the term he can IL he chooses
pure base small farm in any CT the Western States
and there settle himself comfortably, on his own
land, for the rest of his life
The sum of too dollars will be paid tn any ctrI
zen, commissioned officer soldier VIII, shall
briug To the rendezvous able boiled recruit
VIII, shall be regularly enlisted The citizen should
present his recruit to the Lieutenant or Captain.
and not to the Recruiting Sergcants.
s. s. FAHNESTOCK
Lieut.. 4th Arty, Recruiting Officer
FoRT Monroe, REcBUITiNG RENDPzvoUs
January 81 tS4T.
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no CoNTRACToRS.-.Tl

NO CONTRACTORS.--.T unde. signed
having been for several years, hut not at pres
ent, engaged in furnishing Timber for the NAVY.
"Hers iIis services to- Gentlemen who NAV be di =,
poser TO contract with the Bureau at Washington
Tor any of the Lumber now advertised for; or in
au0rdln% any information in regard 10 the business
However strange IL may seem, IL is nevertheless
'act that me several NavV Yards differ essential.
~ in receiving Timber under contract-preciselv
siuilar IN their provisions, IN measurement in.
specuon, ana other important particulars At
some, fair measurement is allow ed " ile NJ ono a
deduction OF about % per cont is made. Persons
wishing TO contract for Timber at either ol tbe
Yards, particularly White Oak and Yellovv PIN
will enable them 10 bid und"rstanding1y
The information which gives to oil Cont,acto,s
great ADVANTAGE almost to ,iefy cornne,i,; -
is purchased frequently by heavy Iosscs, Person
availing themselves Of the benefit of the subscr;
bcr's experience, may secure themselves from this
risk. TIFF TATEM
Jan ZS-3t Portsmouth.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1847-01-30
M A II RIED.

In Portsmouth,, on Thursday evening the os,b
instant ny the Rev'd. MIR. Crowder, Mr. BENJA.
HIs w, PALMER, to Miss KETURAH, daughter of
Lewis Thomas, ESQ.
sicc OF cake accompanied the above notice,
WIN ,ne compliments of the happy couple. May
melt lives be o g, and attended with all the pleas
ures and happiness which welded life is calcuIat
ed TO impart.
:, In Norfolk, on Thursday evening last. bv tho
heV Hlr' Anderson, of the Presbyterian Church
mr. mr. JOHN A. MCLEAN. to Miss MARGARET F.
.hlrd daughter of Elias Guy, Esq, of Norfolk