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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-02-26

FuR the ENQUIRER.
Nor.re,idsnt Landhol!ers IN the STATE 81 ISIS
sippi.
MessTs Elitors Many persons who are non
residents, holding lands in Mississippi, are sub
jecied 10 much psrp'ex;iy, pecuniary loss, and
sometimes 10 The forfeiture Of their lands, on &C.
count Of The t:auiuent coE.uct Of ths revenue Of
cels If lha, Stale or 81 lie nss eel OF agents in
attending 10 their Interests.
The object Of his bri.i communication j. In
direct their attention to a law OF tn Mississippi
Legislature, passed within the last Two years. an
lhoTizing the Auditor Of Public Accounts 10 re-
ceive the taxes If nJn-resients- ying ,es'ed
the convenience and security oil This measure ~
experience, | have taken The liberty, through your
widely circulating l"ufnal, u Recommend nor-
resleat andholdcrs in Mississippi, who may see
This article, 10 avail themselves Of he bens fits Of
his legal provision, hy employing The present a u
dior, ] T. Matthews, and his brother, S. Matthews,
Deputy Auditor, As agents, under The authority Of
the aforesaid Law, who ale not only al The head
the revenue department Of The Stale, but are
gentlemen, who nre believed 10 DC every way
verify Of such tfdsl.
lnsead Of having 10 deal with various Sheriff.
and Collectors, The non resident. Ia hi. case, has
only 10 send an exact rory ri his land notes, Ia ;
ken from his patents ~ deeds, 10 the Messrs. Mat
lhsws, al Jackson and they will promptly advise
him If The amount necessary 10 paw his Siae aud
Comfy taxes, which he can annually transmit 70
them hy mail, in checK en- New Orleans and
in return receive an official receipt.
have written this communication, Unsolicited
hy The Messrs Matthews who are PERSONALLY un-
knn@n 10 me but having been 50 much profled
~ their agency, and r'easei with The Zeal winch
they have shown for lie future security Of my
rights. have determined thus publicly 10 draw
the attention Of others, who may have suferei as
/ have. 10 The suteSl ant nos; direct means OF
seeking redress, whore alone believe they will
fad il. tHPERlENCE.
AL an early hour his morning. (says Monday
nights Union; me galleries ni The Senate were
crowded with numerous auditory, assembled ~
witness the first eiior! OF Nj soue upon The floor
Of The Senate The high professional reputation
which preceded MIR. Sonle's arrival al Wash
inginn, line interest attaching 10 The Gfs efor, in
Inc Senate OF The United States Of statesman
who had reached The period o! manhood beiure
he became The pupil Of our Tree Institutions, and
who had le!l his own country for speaking our TOO
freely through The press, against The dictates ol
IRRESPONSIBLE au;horiy-a curiosity 10 hear The
ora,ory Of renowned speaker addressing crit.
il / audience 10 a language which had not been
The language OF his ynuh-a.i these consIdera.
tions, Joined 10 he f,cI that Mr.. Souie's Piesen,
Term il, The Senate is so soon ID expire, combined
10 excite ll.e public interest and expectation And
| il was most tul.v gra;ihed. Mr. Soule musi, IN
his effort OF Today, hare !uly equaled-it he did
not surpas,-;he anicipatioas Of his warmss
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-02-26

apssia,a.,nn by The Govrao7 Of Virginia.
Joseph Cline, OF Montgomery county, Ohio;
Rober, J Hilton Of Albany: and William Meade
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admirers. iis manner 81 speaking is a, oace
yery peculiar and very Impressive. Ills speech
was, Throughout, mos, triumphant exhibition of
intellectual power, and was listened TO by he
Whole SENATE with uninterrupted and absorbed at
ien:oa u was a most mas cry vindication Of
The Mexican policy OF our government.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-02-26

THE following wrecked property. saved from tho
j schooner SUSANNA s PHOEBE, came into my
possession commissioner Of wrecks, In March, l4.
and has not YET bsen identified cluimed-as follows
ca.k of HsrdwBrs, consisting Of Hsmmers, ChlssIs.
rious kinda. marked WIN. 3. o., tox Fancy soao.
marked ". D; | lot Spades, marked D.; boz Maize
irons, marked D lot Of Angu,s, marked T. a. r.;
also, considerable Hardware not marked, or so DC
faced that the marks could not be distinguished The
owners OF the above property win produce satisfactory
evidence CT title shall dispose Of rs The law
directs THOMAS T. CHOPPER.
Commissioner Of Wrecks.
Accomac, Virginia, February l2-cwaw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-02-26

Addison Of Baltimore. Commissioners Tor their
respective States To- take deposhcus. acknowedg-
meats Of deeds &c
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THE ENQUIRER /.
TIE CAUSE OF TEE WAR.
i,iCH II o y d, VA.
Morning, Feb uary %. 1917.

Ws Az e!aiile,i Ia perceive that aGthe Wings
10 10, in III lie ,erseIr.s cry that The Pfesi-
dent :c> caused the war with Mexico In a
speech delivered in The House 4. Represen alIves
on Mornag upon the Army Appropriation Bib
Mr J. = lh2ersol Of Philadelphia, proceeded 10
STATE III, views IN regard 10 The waf. We like
ihe'sriri' This remarks, though we cannon in all
lesroc;s agree with him. They should bring 4
blush 1, shanr upon The checks Of some q hi,
W. ig associates, who openly aeow their drlsrmi'
nation 70 vote ncl man nor = dollar 10 fight our
bal es. Add in lusriyirg Mexico 60 tow-shot
beyond III. sa esInen OF Mexico:
AS - is origin, h. believed thai the United
States, VS. annsxing Texas, had annessd The war
in which ,he was engaged with Mexico, and as
sumpd Ire responsibility II that war as truly az
h,y hal annexed her property Or any 81 her
righls, and gained the advantag. oil them. He
regretted the war. bl,, hcns in war, he would bv
M means see The cilize' 8 engaged in 1.-THE
brave ani gallant soldiers who had volunteered
;hsl services and haz aided her lives 10 lis nfose
| cnion- h. would mol SEE them perish either from
| cola AMI nakedness or hunger; neither would
I he see lie armies OF his connlry defeated Tor
want 4. his cooperation. lie would grant sup.
/ plies To- he sblacIS men, anu SucH dla is iHi2ht
| be necessary 10 overcome The enemy. There
4 never bal been denial Of supplies 10 all army
I in his country III time oil war. Such practice
was. iii lis opinion, unprecedented in the parlia.
,ncnlary history ni Great Britain. He woait not
la.orrh- ,lan ~ lhr honorab,c Senator rom ),
I carolina Mr. Cahoun.) The Aexicans, ne be.
lieved l,on The peculiar character oi iner troops,
would have great advantage 10 such a warfare,
and nothing would BE- gained by il. defensive
war W, imrraccab!e lpr ve'y many reasons.
There h never been such hing aS purely
defensive war since the time Of Fahius; and even
tho Palian war was defensive only III name. III
concluei,u he expressed himself opposed 10 'he
acquisition Of one inch Of territory. Though lhr
bill mi: nj be made 10 coyTi iac expenses VII h
nigh. hc incurred IN lie farther prosecution Ct
tn war, as we'll a. making suitable provision f"r
rhe support of he troops now upon ,hr lic!i, ne
should sill suslani. =
We my shortly publish he clesf and ho4 lie.
fence .! oul own County IL The Mexican war,
pfonou.ced b. Cen Drnmsouir he LAY up.
on lhi- same h.il lie is ldr No hallway Eea-
! .ure.. BIZ, 10. : vigorous prosecution II l'e wac.
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nss,l'i.. CPo:; TIE LIBERTY OF THE PRESS
Itc laii sill rolls on. Tie Lynchburg Re-
pub.:. az POINTS on! The feeling which The action
OF III. senate has produced in thai section OF The
S,a.,
Notwithstanding The irclemency 0. The sea
The. / .as.e and respectable meeting oi The he
pnh!icans 81 Lynchbufg uas hell al The un,eer-
.ai.i Church on Friday nisal ias! 10 lake into
consideration The recent extraordinary attack vi
the SsuG.e oi The United States upon The freedom
o, liz pres. Maj James Ga!laa! was :ai:ed 10
The Chr, who addressed The mceing IN IN eo'
cpeni and sprilu! manner. Alter which Sc
fies u resolutions approving cl lie manly. lear
ess a.' patriotic course Of The EdI:or Oh he
Union IN rindca!:ng the rights and honor oil me
coujt;y IA opposition 10 open Tors 1nd pretended
uients, we're enthusiastically adopted Wm: I.
Yansep Esq, then addressed Ihe meeting 10 a
lev allie, eloquent and appropriate remsrK,' IA
which he handled without gloves The mongfel CO.
ALTON ~ The Senate 10 crush The administration
BY striking down The Liberty If The press MAJ
Garland. in response 10 repeated calls, made an
able. eloquent and patriotic speech, Al Inc COLI
clus ion ol which The meeting aalnufnea.
"The utmost harmony and unan'mity 81 !eel-
imp add sentiment prevailed; and We regret ex-
ceet,ao.y Ina. the Gro wdsd sia'e Of our columns
prsv-nrs the publication oi he proceedings IN
his bofcing's paper lhey sha'i certainty aP'
pear ii ..ur next.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-02-26

IN CHAScEaY. -NiEGf>I,:-l Rules held In tho
Clerks once Of the superior Court Of Chanctry .or
the R,rnmonJ Circuit the 9Th day Of Jsausry, lo,7
Alexander KuTsheedt and Theodore J. Seiras, TMy
II Abigail, wife Vi Asher kusheedf, Plaintiffs;
against
David judah, and another, Defendants
Tho defr Hdant above named nul having entered hia
appearance and given security, according 10 The act OF
Assembly and the rules n this CONT and il appearing
hy satisfactory evidence thar he IL not lnhabitHnt OF
this Common wealth. II Is ordered. that The safd defend
ant do appear the ues II be held for The said court
on the frs Monday in April next and answer the bill
Of the plaintiffs and tina, copy Of this order ne forth
with inserted IN some Newspaper published 10 The CITY
Of Richmond for Two months SUCCESSFULLY and posted IL
tho front door of the Capitol 10 thr said CITY.
Copy-Testr,
Ran s-.wam pOWUATAE ROBERTS DC
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o,,.
- '''' v '''''o' = - '''- ~,
""fk~ y p"' a"se '"'-H''''' = W. '''' = -
Alolanlfia Cana C"ni'a''y = me "fa'i u 'he
day in 'hs HOUSE a Drle2aes hi. morning =
wa. nt..,aS. !, .u,ly iG.1,m.f uoau
..,.,;.., ~. .,r.,'.,,.
- ~
iep;cse "a !" " 'ha' we WOMB e s!aa !" 'ce i
asoral'y received h. me Legislature. Inc
amgnn aegcr. lor i, s"1.2 600 .nG he axes whir.
,.;n,. =, als,a,df,. ma me- s,sta Urea.
....,, man.. ,t.n reds.n, ~. ,o,sr.., N MI
snIy w'ii NOR 'Hah 'edee'h I'VE '"''eS' '" '"iF
new deb. The completion q ihis WORK VIII sd'
much ...lhr prosperity and wealth of ,hr S'a;e, al
.,..e.,. ,,,o IA. !, u;l, ,ive nrw IN. ami ener
.,.,:, ..,;.n - ,.;,..n;, :,
" +" '''S '''ie>' ''''o" = s''.'"' :" =
Gently .eived under ihr pfo'ccifh oi ne m 5lheI
SAFE. We cannot doub;, that l-i petition will
he can1;lly and auenlivcly considered and that
-. >o, IA ~, i. sr,.,dsa - 49,, A. ..
'"s P'i'' az "'' ~ " 80 y,
are ih.o'ned, me STOCK 70 DC p''cnasea u offered
al about one-hat OF The or9ina Cost, and
,ba .,,,c cannot possib,y los, awning by The
o., H.. a.. Ia s,.;oc, ,.;u ha I'm,
uaGs"'''"', p"' w ""0's 80 - ''.'
exaH';'e" ~ '"e L's 's'"''''' a"u f1'e@"uu'' "a
asks tnl :air play.
The gGf oi Inc question Is cchldineu In Inc
s,uo,.;r, nce,c,b,. 10 IN. bill
'o' go, .r;n =, a.. ,;,;,sn ;, j..
heieas' pn.l'" :, -: .' Sc =, ~,
cou.'y ~ ,hs 1;srsr., ASA
h'eA""u''a' "a nnnas, ohcr ,b,nas ,ha, Inc
oy ss.''s u''a "' a5ov, NJ" ,%s as ~.
Co'''n"i oou'e', - ,.;s 1a,ra wy III, ,;,,'
nam ~ syIe :" ' 30, a., $500 ~ wa.
much NJ '.eu, - w" ny eo..''"1',u - Pa.
us 81" el'p YOU 70 'ne edp""' SWIM =. VIC nIsH
"hu'," I"'a, oors.,, ,r"vsd ss ,,er,r
ny s' a. u o aiab,ssn bprJ, ed ard rhi"'y-,ha,
day Ut MAJ, e'sn'een nu.uisa a,u s.,'.y -."a,
inc Sh'a e"nal Is co",pie;eu an1 pan ,.a; and
cos nc sun VI o"e "''' III gu" ;;.;s. anu ,a
,hIy 'hvu'aaa eo.,as n"' ,,orara =;
tne oWnsls y. ."e '' aonn, =, e;ah" 'homl
can"i Ionpa"s ~ ma y" Eoa',non Coune;i ~ .o;5
sd". Una s"r -" - FAM booJ.sd ard fGc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-02-26

That the Governor be directed 10 pay 10 lie Cap
iains al The ID Battalion Of The l.; Regiment OF
Virginia Volunteers and such oilers as NAV not
have received their pay and Communication, such
sum each as he may deem reasonable, in pan
compensation for the expenses inculn d by them
in The organization Of their respective companies
a bill 10 transfer The Commonwealth right in
lrac, Of forfeited land in The county Of Lewis, 10
the Buchanan Academy in that county, was "a
ken up, on motion of Mr.. STEPH ENSON, and
the rules OF the House having been suspended,
was read and amended ON his molten, and order.
Ell 10 be engrosscd.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-05-08
Platteville and Prairie du Chen.
RegMLar iri.meekLn Sage Llne.

yEyiIE subscriher having obtained the contract
ior carrying the mail hom Flaueyillo, Grant
county, to rrair,e du CHEN, Crawford county, w.
r., would inform The public that be has fitted up
his coaches in a superior style, and stocked the
road with good horses, 10 meet the wants OF the
travelling public.
The stose leaves Prairie ia CHEN every Men
day, Wednesday and Friday, ct : o'eock, A.
a., uinning hy the way Of Patch Grove, Beotown
and Lancaster, and auiyes 1t Plaueyillo at s o
clock, T., A., Of said days.
Leaves plausyiile every Tuesday, THURSDAY
and Saturday, AZ o'elock A, NJ, (passing thto'
the same iewnsl aud uuives al Prairie du CHEN
at so'elock, T., NJ, 81 saId days.
This stage ia,sreeis with liulebns s. Iawe's
line a, Plauoyllle, for Galpna and Madison.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-05-08
LIYERY STaBEE.

The subscribe, has also taken the Stas'ss rus.
ntrisd with Bonnet Atwoad's Union Hotel, where
he viii provide the very bekt aecoe. modauona iof
the horses oi his travelling custo ners. lie viii
k9ep constantly on haul, "a let, itcIses. Buggies
tNters, &c, with the bes, ostles in the counlfy,
constantly IN attendance
H. MESSAiORE.
Platteviie. Ialy 2, 1896 20-ly.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-05-08
Dried .ADDIes.
'iirne.
inc.
/ am prepared to steel

A ND IRON any thing that requires it;having
IN on hand large supply Of first rate iron, 10
bars Of every shape, wiil iron wagons, sleighs
and sleds, and SHOE OXEN and HORSES on
short notice. Price for shooting Oxen, 81 SO per
yoke--ior shooting horse, cash up, 81 %. ]
have also ready for sale, several fine cutters,
fashionable and well ronod, cheap for cash. ]
am ready 10 DO every kind Of blacksmithing, for
cash Or produce, paid when the work is done, as
cheap and as we'll as il can DO done in the mines,
a, ny shop In Lancaster.
JOHN BORIGHT.
Dec 5, 1916. 39-iy.
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which wofo bought low, and win DO sold as cheap
AZ At anv oseuhsh.1enI ia this town, or any other
IN the Mines, for ready pay. All ask is an ex-
animation Of goods aud prices TO ensure sale
Among our stock mey be POUNDS the following
DRY GOODS,
100 pieess prin;s, every quality and color,
10 bales brown sheetng, every quality,
100 pieces Of henehed sheo,ing,
Cashmefes, plain aud figured,
Alpacas, dgusel silk warp,
Ladies' siik craypla,
Porisian, plain aud plain figured tept dc LANES,
Bonnet silks, pie ME gloves,
Norted mite, sis DO,
Kid gloves. assorted do, long pie mic do,
Linen and sih ads, laeea, black do,
Colored bordorSd and aekous,t eambTics,
Blshop's lawn, green befage, plain hg silks,
Slk velvets, yehetoens, surge,
Ginghains, fringe, gimps,
Cashmere shRwls, dsmask meTino aud elnkol do,
Irish linen, table eo3er,
nirds-eye and Russia diapels,
Damask table llaen.
Ladies' cotton, cashmere and silk hose,
Brown Holland, linen drilling,
Linea and cotton thread,
Webb and rlNslic suspenders,
Padding and taNYass,
CassimOsrs, bfoadeloths, satineus,
Tweed. and Kentucky jeans,
White sea a,a; yotlow ilannels,
Hamilton aripea, blaS jeans,
Plaid lnsee burlaps,
Gents satin stocks aud wocllen socks,
side fac aud horn combs, lines, tape,
Yankee doeking aud hard times,
Needles, Zephys wor,ed thread, twlne, &c.
HARDWARE.
ngigh' loS chains, cable do,
- q. A.
Gas, steel hoes, Ames' spades and shoyes,
Mining picks, srubbing hoes, manure forks,
Min aud cross eui saws,
Hand, buck, circular and key-hdo saws,
Grain scoops. small axes, natehesa,
Nail VA urnsgs, drawing knises, ausers,
Chi&ols, planes, plane itons,
C0uEes, soears, sheep shears, scissors, knives,
Pen and pocket knives, table AID ,ea spoons,
Bsais, rasps and saw Giles, butts, screws,
Jacks door handles, Carpenters locks,
Bolts, shutters, trays.
shoe, white wash aad setuhhiag brushes,
Trunk, chest ead paaloeks, Sc, Sc.
GROCERIES.
Loaf lamn and ushod sugars,
StCgoix, New Orleans ard clarified molassoss
Imperial, Young hysoa, and gonpawdsr teas,
Sniee, pepper, ginger, eiaaRmon, cloves
Nu,msxs, raistas, Rio, Java eaG Lasaira eohe'
Sperm candies, safch, tobacco,
Saipetge, maeaboy and Scotch SNUFF, sc.
Together with evefy ether article IN ctg line.
fotosi, August S, 1915. 22't
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-05-08
JAMES WI OTIS.
AT THE
sEsgG { gG S1GsI3!5
IN LANCASTER.

YEyIJE subscriber is now receiving his long de-
layed AID long expected stock Of FALL
and WINTER GOODS, which, although delay
ed till the last day in the afternoon, are not lost,
As May supposed. bat have come and are coming
lie would now say to those Of his old customers
who have been waiting for their fall supplies, as
we'll as all others who have done likewise, that he
Is now ready and able 10 supply them OF terms
more favorable than he has ever before done, and
he thinks at lower prices than goods OF the same
quality have been bought il Western Wisconsin
To enumerate his stock is here out Of the ques-
ton. BIT while he tenders TO the people OF the
county of Grant and adjoining counties an invl-
tarfon to acome aad see,i he win assure them
that they win find his stock full and complete IN
the several departments of ,raIe commonly en-
gagged IN by the country merchant.
As he has before hintej, lis stock is large, and
through the negligence Of forwarding mon, has
been DELAYED beyond all reasonable time-which
fact viii induce him to offer his goods at rates
lower than a more seasonabe arrival would have
warranted. This, however, is the gain Of his
customers, and he by activity and continued exer-
ton. must make Of the s'nimble sixpence," a
substitute ion the s'sower shilling" He, how
ever, thinks it proper that he should express his
regret that so many have been obliged to wait so
long for cheap goods; for economy on the part Of
parents, has, in many instances, prompted them to
suffer their hardy 9bains' to go barefoot and wear
their old clothes itte longer than comfort dicta-
ted. However, they will now find full amend;
made for al delays in the choice Of the articles,
and lowness Of prices; and happily illustrate the
old truism, that
The boy that's blessed to-day
Is just as completely so,
As fhouDh he had been blessed
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-05-08
Imported Stock.

THE PII.ES-To thoss suffering With taat
= distressing complairts the piles, Would rec
commend that OLD and wen established remedy,
HAYS ljnimsnt, which IS known to cure ninety
sine cEses cost ofevsry huadrsd, where ii IS used.
Ne know many persons WAC had suffered ; ith thu
piles So many yeas edecrialiy cured by'ths use
q single bottle. Many persons nave been iusposct
apen By counterfeit article al, .aereioge. wa1
etsa &c Iia 0fthis to1bissone ceClplaing should
gccage Hays LiaimsaS on'~ Eickaels, Poiesi
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-05-08
BARNETT s. SEXTON,
Successors to the late firm of Barnett & Jones.
GAISS2'51 c. @sII3

"a SssaSsS M SaSs4 ~ Ssssi@Ssae2SS9
Mandatory, Poiosi, w r.,
Tp ESPECTFuLLY inform tbs citizens OF
IA Grant aud the adjoining counties IN Iowa &
Wisconsin, that they carry on the above business
in the shop lately occupied by Barnett & Jones,
on Mainatroei, in Potosi, where al al tunes can
30 had
Tanning Nils Of a superior and
Improved pattern.
Il Is generally conceded by the farmers who
have purchased Mills from tho late hfm OF b. & j.,
that the mills were in all respects good article
always performing we'll. Having now journey
man who is an adept in the business, H. & 5. insure
their customers that all mills made by them will
be equal II not superior 10 any now in use, in fac,
such as viii
Challenge Competition.
Having fifty sets of unequalled castings now ON
hand, we will he at all times supplied with Mills
80 that eur customers will be enabled to make a
choiee, It choice is necessary, where oil are SUI
perior.
Farmers call and see for yourselves.
Thankful for past favors extended TO y. & ]. the
undersigned flaStoE themselves thar by manuiac-
turing superior article. the same encouragement
will 10 extended TO them, as they are determined
10 please all who patToaize them.
JOHN IL. BARNETT,
JOHN II. SEATON.
Po,osi, Dec. 90. ls45. ally.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-05-08
BOOKS & ST9TYONERY

-E with a Stationery Establishment East for =
supply Of Boeks, Stationery, Sc, would say = any
peTsoa wanting, that il would Be well to hand n
as sooa rs possible, IN order % m
sure the articles wanted.
Tne privilege Of exchanging wall g gwen 70
those ordering an article that GOES Dot solt.
ED. BlckNELL.
ps.osi. Aarra Isl. 1876.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-05-08
A Friendly Call.

yATE are obliged 10 admnnish our fsieads 70
w whom We have thus long extended credit
on notes aud upon om books, that we shall eX.
pee, them TO pay Us promptly before the lst Of
January next. Thoir neglect 20 heed this notice
will compel rs 10 resort 20 avery unpleasant alter
native.
S. f. LEWIS g. co.
Eolosi, Nov, aS, 1915 SS-ts
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-05-08
Firel FIRE.! FireI!!
More New Goods.

II UST received per steamers Atlas aod Uncle
eb Toby, in addition TO our former stock,
$50 packages Of merchandise;
80 premium cook stoves:
And a few Of the celebrated Cook Stoves,
BUCKS PATENT. All Of which We pledge
ourselves to sci as cheap as any house in WILSON,
sin. Those wishing 10 purchase wOGld do well to
give rs a call before purchasing elsewhere.
5. +. LEWIS & co.
Po,osi, Nay 50, 1876. I2-ly
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-05-08

NOR sale at Biesnelrs in Poiosi, very
choice seleetioa Of school hoaks OF ths mos
approved kinds new il use. Among which are
Saadst's Reader No. ], No. >, No. s, and No
f--most admirable reading books; also Forie'
Rhetorical Reader, a standard wVgk in tae school
al Bcston:
Mogse's Geography and Aslas;
Gooaaea's Ge0gsapay aad Auas, a rsy
popular work.
Adam's new Attbmeic;
SgniJh's Arithmetic;
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Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-05-08
Pine Lumber.

A GOOD supply Of every description, ior sale
"a cheap, At LANGW okIHA'S.
Jan l6, lsi5.