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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-19

FLAN AND FLAX SEED.-The Eaton (O.l Register
says that Prebls County 10 the greatest lax growing
County in that state or the Union This year the crop
exceeds anyprevous one In the quantity so~p and the
Weld OF seed will be about average. II 10 computed
that 100000 bushels Of seed will be rssed this year OF
this quantity tenth will be required i1r nome con
sumption leaving 10000 bushels for market ms al
tbs price At which seed rates 50 cents VIII bring
into The cousty the neat sum vt si7 so The sx crop
il some means Of preparing The Hat could bs devised
would be very profitable Lint just as IL comes from
the brake IL worth ti5 per ton.
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sew Asp yALgAstE AsIaosoMIo ~,
Schools.
5fbooIs. -
IrNIYRRsfTY GRAMMAR sCHOOI.-rrof. z.

UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOl.-Ifb z.
u A JOHssOa, Rsctos-Tbe instruction ~ ihe .Sssn
cat snd MATHEMATICAL department VII cobtnnS na
sang rear under The direction ~ MI oewss -
lsfm~fy " shs B0sloa La m school
ed ~ Mr Wm McG.Orf-, late VI ne - sns
tuts a. Tescher Of s Clsssics, and rroL Vh1s
Tor Ia Ffstch Tue quarter bsgps on NC hfs -.
day No 81 ptrnber Terms 80 per 9lnsL AyRns1sel,s
for sdmI.s,ou nsy be made al ne UetFsfsy Do1ionts
north viDg, lower hoor -, ~.
NIF1uAnICs,sO 500 IETY sCnOOL.-Ihis pop
tfalv iassit1don, sifasied "a Brosd~ay, VIII no -
on-ned on Monday he sogh Of August Appbssuon f9f
~ .srnls.ioq Of pupils may be made 70 Professor X L.
cots Prireiosi of ne Male Department " Aiss nsfy
n g~z. Pnselpsl Of he Young Lsd'ss Department Or
% soy u he following gsnnsmen, ~h' compose ne
usnrx r TsfsIs Jas. Van Aorccs, Anson Baker,
TSonss G. Char. James Morris, Milan v. bfs5y,
Ssroyne 1T D. Mss~sfI, George Epdieott.
Lxm.n Goth. Frsncis ?. s<hosis. John r. Moore.
Tinnx w Stevens, George Hsther
LYMAN COsB, Secretary ofsehool Committee
New-Yofs Jsly o. IAN saiz 81
nHY-IDGNOmf.-DfJ w, REDFfgLD VIII I'm
] part he discoveries Ia PhYslo0Nonf 20 hoes De
siroas " leaning Iheu and viii give charts snd dsfns.-
does of ch9srtsr sreoftiag 70 Ias scsnee II nss req
dene- 10 Para flsee. Eor confss q ~ lsssons 70
eiass 81 % persons Is each. Tor dsosaaon rlsn
cbs o. asd from dollars for vfitsu - ~
vsssssrs rscsav~d bon " 4 tser. -
NOTICE is HEREBY 0lyEN. n., he ca ss~
IN Yofk ooristy Tor promoting Edncso2s s.s 1870
Chadrsus viii spply for caa<ssS 70 ~ ne4' $500
Exirs ssssou of d Lsrsiaasfs -Hsv's - 49,: "
ien. ~
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WREcK OF THE IDUSA.-Captain PGtten came
ashore this morning from the Shanungs. which was an
chored in the stream. Capt p 10 wholly ncsPscitssod
from the depth OF hIs feelings from entering into any
details at present relative 10 this melancholy event lie
says that no statement could exsggerao the horrors Of
that awful moment
All thr survivors that saved ~srs picked no
from the surfacs OF the water Ons cause why 80 70"
were m us saved was that almost oil OF them had when
the cry went round that she sinking seized thsiI
belts of gold and silver and tied them around thei
wass thus those who had attempted to save their gold
los, both life and gold being unsble to sustain them
selves until the bosts could reach them.
The survivors, being entirely deprived OF their pro
perty this sudden were brought on board
the Shanunga 10 state OF complete dcsutuuon Capt
Patien and bis mates have done everything Ia their
power 10 render these unfortunaes comfortable, untii
their arrival here should allow him 10 state their case to
tbs charitable of this and other cities.
We are glad TO learn that efficient measures ara being
taken by our citizens 10 relieve tho present distress OF
these survivors Mr. James X Mills has sent on board
ausnity OF clothing for the females and subscription
paper has been started which slready. In the scuve
bands of Messrs. Hudson L. Smith, OF the Merchants
Exchange has obtsined nearly $500 We hear OF ons
case of peculiar distress little gir IL years Old
now on board the shsnungs, by this sudden calamity
who came from the same village. In tho old world and
who anticipated settng together Ia chosen spot oil
the new are thus separated forever: -
Itis esilmsted that something ike toOOOo or even
100000 In specie belonging TO the immigrants went
down In the vessel or the bodies Of the Lost one In
dvidual Lost $4,000. The hold ofthe vessel was io OF
cargo destined for New York and perhaps Insured there
The vessel probably insured, II .. all In Europe
Boston Traveller
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General Notices.
TREMENDOUSLY AND PUBLISHERS,
WLERs & w X L. LIS,
v9Sm. l3I Nassan-.t. N. y.


- Water.Curr Estnelishn,ent, ~ sood-st n.
and s,osse (oyster BsyJ Ia l. Dr. sHEw, ne osfiiesi
re,iean prsconer and author " sef Cure, receives
osr.nts A. shove Those distance may, By send9E
: To- be ADVISED for 9 usalmani al home mYDu
~ New-York Water-Cure kstnblishmepts
Al ID and ~ Fogneeuth-st near uaios,sq1sse con-
d,ctsd by Drs PERSON and MEEkEk, The later OF
whom speul 4 year al 0raefenburg studying TIE Ws'ef'
Cure system. ss prsctlced by PressnnL SAT- lm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-19
>f1A LETTERS AsD NEWSPAPERS -
$1,000 FOR FOREIGN PORTS.


~ Letters Bags srs open Al The otee Of The Ns"
fora Tribune for all Foreign rons, ADD all 'ssisn sn'
ssvsp.p-rs Deposited 10 this Office win awaJsDe TOT
xsrded BIZ II. very earliest Vssses This Department
,ndet The ,u-cisi ,apervision Of J. b. MOWER Esa
we'll Known FOR many years tho expensnced ana stn
eeut So sni Of Foreign Letter Dopsfno1i OF
he Ne~-York City Poet Once .-..
RaEs are nov open for The reception OF ana
spers FOR The following place., VIZ London L.efpoob
6saxow Ireland Hayrs, hsrs-iles Amsiefd sm D'sme1
Hsnoargh, Bio dc Jsn-iro. VALPARAISO baenos Ayres
Orsson Mexico, Panzms, 81 1nomu hinxS"n, Nsn-I
odes open from A NJ. III pm
" Letter. and rewspaper, wi Tonne ~ Yf ne
paekrl.hlp sILvIE DE GRAs5E Capt hien, which sails
Tor HAVE he liIh inst 49, -,
Also VIII received al the sane ptscet ", rfs sno
oers for The p.ckss-saip LIVERPOOL, Cspt ID
re- which sails for liz rp0oi 90 the xlst nsl
Also will be received a. he sane plscs, ks.efs sno
Ss5.osrs Tor he pacsstship WESrMI SsfEh, Capt
HoTey rhich sails for London on Tho IAN inst sD5
~ Arabian Corn Piasfer.-Ths srtleie u wn.
r.n,ea 10 he "a ra-ctaal for cofns oonons &C ~
..tors no incou scuencs ne weerer Dui 90 NE co
uary lives mmediste fslief ,...,,. IT,
py,-r.rss soS sola by ALBERT Z. WlhsHlf, llne
p.sd Sands kco va East ssoad ssy, aso, sold q 100
FaItou-st 10 Broadway, and 81 Druggists feeefsIJ.
Pnee IS cents-
BRAIsTEDS SALOONS,
LATE PEALE's nuaEUns D1i
- asa BROADWAY sEw-YoRk. n
I'D. WHEELER,
- Ceuufssisner tor the STATES OF New-S erh
a,d cone~<frnt rs1'"sns Han
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-19

ELECTIONS IN Nova ScoTIA-The election Tor
Members Of the Legislature Of Nova Scotia was held on
Toe ,th Inst In the Town and County Of Halifsx the
Liberals sriumphed over the Conservatives.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-19
PARKRR's

COFFEE HOUSE,
10 - pEr-sr lrossEzLy o. JossrT
UxRT COUNTRY NEWsFAPEkfofs. ss
FTes e.cssIfshn<nt u 10 fosrisnlss eoBd1-o1 aaa CO.
=. "a !, al he sof on rc.sossbs lerns. nons but
1870 va cspllsi ssl practical printer sssd syIy fof
~ 49, E1tforsi rsons, ffionns O3ess
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-19

0fFoE SEEKERs.-A correspondent OF the Bos-
ba Pos writing from New York, trusts that Mr. secre'
iy Walker viii be better treated In Boston than he
wss In NewYork; for, says he els Il nosa burning
shame that eminent statesman cannot be allowed to
seek health and recreation without being beset and
bsdgored BY horde Of lean, lsnk, lanernswed, syco
phsnnc unprincipled Office seekers =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-19

An EDITORIAL AccoNa0D ALTOS We are graf
Iaed 10 learn tina, William Ii Gatzer The agent Of The
Camden and Amboy Railroad Company. who ls always
attentive 10 the pres has arranged 10 nave bag kept
AZ he tscket once until the latest before the
narturs o the early morning line The object Of this IL
~ r,cye EXCHANGE nswspspsrs 10 Be dsiivered At the
lsndins In either city 70 tbs agents OF the several nev
nsorrs' frs Of charge This will be grest convenL
r M ths prsss both ID this city and NewYork and
re thsak our frisad 0sismer fer his foresight
fPkilsd. n. American.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-19
-Arnb,ap Corn PIaster.-I

pRAIsTEDs SALOONS,
- asa BkoADwAY. sEw-YoRK. n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-19

!. D. WHEELER,
o. Cemmissfsner tor the states OF Nsw-1sgs
I'D coas@<firnL Tsmwsns Hall %"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-19

o1tuQtlou1, NJ. uduteo.
VUANrku- 100 As-sss % ekeslsls = ss~ .izos 81
I.,.ss :ss osss sa " Tee -sss .ss,ss
ssAl LORNA hieh IN ne usnssctien cosis

stss: sssss - y msssnssss ~ tsssss men Mes q
ss e. }, ssss ~. se 70 ses noah y WI "a
sss Isssoa' - -
MANrKD-fwe ycuss lsd,ss. sisssrs well qssiia~S
esasstSs sns nssserscs ~isA Ssasooss a. s~sehss n
be. q rsfsrsnes sssa Adarsss rssSsss Sos ss ras
MANrsD-A s.b.slss - . s-ssscsssls Prossslsns
~. $3.50 @>n v sssss por.-. psis.is -ss.ss % hs
IN sss ,mp,o, g., $500, 80 e., - , - - -
M A. or fs s. - 80 = s.nns ca r css w
WANTED lMnkDlArki.N-4ssos .ss-dy ses..
stesdy esngsymes and hesr.l wases w'ifs~ gsvea Az
"A o. 70 travel fssss cali ood a. S.oss w ~s~rs
en- Interview Gao e~ he'd. saf 81
'eU nOrki. KkRPkks-A yesas asa ss.a ~.
~be h.. bad year: ssIssnss ss'sssis. 70 b,
getting situation IN RESP essee DO .. - es'hssfss OF
assstslt e'ek Gao farnish reeomnr rdsucrs ifvca s
r~es wish as.ea alestiOnL sni1 IL.
vCv HOTEL kkEPhRs:-hsf tho n,efs', "a
i Hocl centrally locaied on Broadway. ~ish f.ver-
sss s s' a. . ssS ssss ssSs ssS . wss
hss unavtea Affection 70 The bsstssss The Object
q the present lessen bis aeors BY iAyfns an
sssocise no aAe p>zs u Ne e.rss upon sssd
snswer under he nsne Of shs applicant 10 - oek
$50 fost oeee, Will meet viii ssnuon, sad esd . IN
Interview. aaff To-
CStul "A RAWE CuANCk.-Aseuss are vented
3JOS. 10 undertake the sse IL IN enilfely nee Nusis
adapted HE convenience and House
Keeper MeehAaic ana Professional f4 daily uss
Active and energetic business With ltmej resources
will here Sud opportunity unecsslcd % hing ron
$50 10 $1,000 per anaam TIE easin~ss 10 psssans end
seal Inc OF agencies ard rvsnis psohtses be-
youd any u day Thoss tesroas Of mskrs
money invited call examine tho article aud "a ss for
teeu seyes All let be pcstead Ia receive Atsa
ton O. ALOEN, va ofc~nW'en.S
sns im-cd. b-t~eca chsmb~rs sad vafrro.
NIONkY rO LOAN ea po'xsse o. improved pro.
M ps, " 10 the clles u Newyofk ADD broosyu BY Ne
ExeaIofs OF derable fore a es,a;s TIE iosn my
possible Law number of Tho boedsmea ans rs.-
perry must De god Not~s With ranicuisfs, rcsgeid
through the Poe, Oce and directed 10 nscstcr WIN
be ipmedislely ausoded asd considered confidential
anil o.
Os r-On sunday . bunch q KEYS, NE Asdsf ell
L. eevsa liberal reward and The sbsnss q tns owner BY
leaving the same 81 . -.
Aail 81 = WtCkOFFs, wv Ncs~rs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-19

CHARGE OF LIBEL.-Peter V. Hustled was ar
rested yesterday aud held In the sum OF $500 to snswer
for charge Of libel on George w. Brown.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-19

Dse -Tas unoessisa~d, The o. " msnosscssfss o.
this clsss q Rubber 6oods desires IN call ne s~stos VI
buyers the TACT ibsi none II nsnsfsf Lave W.,
Iny,,s. Ell sbo ~ssl good shrsd sas pspess. " ~
,hos- bearing hs nssns msaufH<ufss. with ensws o.
t xuassniy h~sofofe rsvssAsois nisss, Psy 100 oos
lars 10 any psrsDa will pfocncs pair of eena
aclus he rubber which hes and tbs sss
s~pssst~d from The slsste cord lssxs ssoss - ~
prices now ready and being constantly manufactures "
me ss IgS'' OF al NV HORACE H. pAy o ces,lssls-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-19

~ On Monday the number Of Immigrants who
arrived q, this port was ISL; sD Of whom were from
Hsvre and los from Hsuioursh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-19

DUEL IN ARKAssAs.-We regret to see that cur
friend Albert Pike, the Arkansas Poet, has been
hshung duel somewhere In the Cherokee Nation with
Col 8. Roane, also Volunteer We feared Aoerts
Volunteering for the would lead to no good, and
now we zee It, Awhig Poet with New England edu'
csnou. should have kept out of such business. We
gladly learn that blood shed in the duel. though
two sAon we're exchanged after which the seconds In
,eriered and the dispute satisfactorily settled"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-19

PoLIcE.-Jacob Homer and Mary Ann Rich
ards were last night arrested by Officers Turner Has
well and Crittendep Of tho Eleventh Ward. charged
with stealing $50 from X. Clements. They wers de-
taned. officer Alderman, OF the Ninth Ward
yesterday arrested Letts Lincoln, on charge OF grand
larceny in having stolen table carpet chairs and stand
worth sis the property Of John s. Hyatt OF No 200
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-19

now we zee It. A Wing Poet, with New England edu.
csnou should have kept out OF such business. We
gladly learn that blood she'd in the duel. though
two shou were exchanged after which the seconds In
erfsrsd and the dispute satisfactorily settled"
THE NIw-HAvES ABDucrIoS.-JamesP Z. Hart
wu brough, before Judge Human ON Monday, on
writ ofhsbeas corpus requiring him to show cause Tor
retaining his infant child which he had abducted from
bic wife and lie mother related 10 IAe IT'enHe some
DAYS snce. He refused TO employ counsel and insisted
msking verbal TO the writ. The Judge In
formed him the, the must be given In writing
Seeing that his chance OF retaining his offspring accord
log to law was rather dubious the defendant says the
Jossal with ali the gravity Of Solomon Sly or Simon
Pure rose from bis seat advanced TO the child, which
vac the bands of singular sort OF wet nursecer-
isny without the natural common hsbilimen's OF
hat sex-took IL In his and deliberately marched
osi Of Court got into a carriage. and rode of The
counsel adds the Josraa then prayed out mitimns,
which granted BY the Judge for contempt; 90 Mr.
Hart ~in probably have to pay $780, and spend Ais
Commencement 10 the jug beside.
TIE MAiL---We understand that the cause Of
the nonrecepuon Of the Southern Mall by YESTERDAY
the mail on the usual terms Inc ms!ls were couse.
quently delayed TILL this morning. when thew were
brought through BY land The Eastern mail which ~ a.
brought 20 this City BY the late train OF cars was rc
fused place on board the boat and left over until his
mornioe. when IL was dispatched BY Mr. Mitchell 10
New. York via Bridgeport
We do not know upon whom the responsibility resss
bat the pubic convenience demands that early and
eneiept remedy should be applied. We understand
na Mr. Pond. the President OF the H. & n H. Railroad
Company assumed the responsibility oil refusing TO take
sAs hx.s upon the old terms Whether the directors
AID Stockholders Of the Company will sustain him 10
hssssp rens,ns TO be seen lNes Haven Herald, Ith
q The travel on the Eastern Railroad con
unses 10 Be innenss On Thursday evening the East
ere rean brought up $50 passengers. including sone
fec hundred mmisrants taken 10 Portland In the oosi
non 81 gchs's, N b. Nost OF the immigrants took up
nsf qarteu for the night at East Boston In ths mer.
o.ncse cara 10 which they were closely packed - II
sxs " balk lSalemn Register, 10.
DISTURBANCE AT CkaPMsEriSG.-The Mil
sks bad scsmp meeting At South Reading on sstur-
vnieh they Intended should last through the whole
ss present week bat some disturbance took place
s1ssy and q number Of tights occurred, which
seo NE breaking up OF the camp. Boston Post
- His Excellency Governor Basel, and Hon.
sA hocnrdy. Lieut. Governor, arc Il tho Tontine.
ssesrsssnd that The health Of Gov Bssssn u yet
49, ssncssA though hs hopes 70 b able 70 enter apop
~. sses u The Law School o. sbs eommencsnsnf Of
lns~. Haven Herald
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-19

nVUND HILL Wstef-Cvre kslas'iisen ssk-Ihs
HtRound Hin Wafer Cure Esisbisnnsns Win cns bun
ssd rooms every requisite for he cors and scso
modsiiou OF patients IL now In successful ope.suoo Vim
an abundant supply u pure spring wsef web wbics ~
shs VARIOUS baths suppied fatisno VIII % suppisa
nom with every article for pschins &C
The general terms arc 90 weeh vasyins howsves.
According 10 and Tho accommod slio1e fs
qursd Accessible BY railroad fron The norh so9tn,
Eass West bAmuEb WhfrAAhsn-
Dr. Il. r. DENNIgTON,
Or. j. A CUMMINGS.
Natth as uofpu Ma tol0 IA
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thus put up here is worth about slSOOOO
Appertaining 10 the works-s there are 10 all
nronerties in Russia-were some 900 serfs. These
our Americans contracted 70 take and employ, CIV
ing them 900 roubles a month, or roubles not
cutie s5 per head, together with portion OF Hour
and wood The houses in which these lived were
of course a part Of the establishment
They also bad the privilege OF importing all ar
ticIss a. coal iron steel &c for use in the works,
dutv free. All these came from Eng and, the 5ibe-
nan iron being too long getting here after being or
dered beside being too expensive; Iney get Tor
their work about the same prices, believe as are
obtained at bone, and taking into consideration the
obtaining their "a aterials and labor much cheaper
here they cannot fail 70 be doing splendid bust
ness: and none deserve more richly the harvest
thew are reaping in return for their enterprise
They have sometimes had in the works as many
az 600 hands; their present plumber, as said be-
fore. ia about 1000; and their works cover space
of leo acres These workmen are near three-quu-
ters serfs Some explanation concerning these
serfs may be necessary: kvery estate IN hassia
is counted instead OF by its acres BY It's number Of
.ers. many Of which particularly near large towns,
40 no, rssis upon the estate. bat buy their time
subject. however TO recall at any moment by their
n..ters-for n stipulated rate per snnum, depend
ing on the situation Of the estate and the capacity
Of The man For example, the % zoo seris EN-
Moved ia s. Petersbargh, who come rom the co1n-
nv pay from 10 10 so silver rouoles per annam;
Tbsss when they leave their owners are furnished
- ,...nort by which means the authorities OF
,he rI,ee, they would pass through let them go on
sr..lv When they hire out 20 any one, this pass
.er, 4. given no 20 their new master, who has thus
49,. n guarsnsy-snd . very strong one. too
80 - r,so Nil! NOT Gait him The 20 1900 men
1900 "A Under the direction Of Msj- whistler 10
sarnsr sIonr the Railroad, are al .srfs' and come
iron al portions Of Russis, some = 'n'assna !" "'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-19

prooos.s for he r.sdio :, mssoory sod bddsins u
mi ~ of The Nsw Yosk cad Hafls9 RAsoed szsesdius
from is pfesens Iefminas Cfoon Ist!s - posr I:n,
Eexinspr 10 White Plains until lhs LEI dsy Of Bsptenbss
Tho lins 10 now prepared for lhs sxsmasro8 " co:
tractors and pronies and spoeacstons WIN bs s1nss
q me Ens ia~of's efhee.
,,,,possls = hxihsr lhsy may no The loo eel % not
F.,ssw ALLAN CAMPBELL k6ft1est
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-06-19

TUE piLES.--To those suffering with that
= ds,rs ssing complaint, tho plies, we woa,d rec
cas.nend that old aud well established remedy,
Hays Imminent, which is koown to cure nincly
nine esses out ofeveTy hundred, where Il Is used.
We knuw MANY persons who had suffered i'm TIA
piles lof many yeas eaeesually cured hy'the use
a sjagls bottle. Many persons have been imposed
upoa BY a counterfeit aniele an, therefore, who
wish get I'D Of this troublesome complaint, should
fposuge Hays l.iainent oply at BickaeAs, fo,osi
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-06-19
Grant County Delinquent
List.

Office ofAe Clerk of he Board Of Commission
Of Grant County, tis
LANCASTER, June 18th, 1871
A III PERSONS are hereby notified, that tie
"a following tracts Of Land and Town lots, sold
in December, 1914, for the taxes due and unpaid
thereon for the year 1874, and previous years. re-
main unredeemed 10 this Office. Now, therefore.
unless the Iaxes interest, and charges, added to the
several tracts herein described, together with The
redemption fee, and any interest that may subse
auently accrue, together with the charges for adger-
Using the same, shall be paid within six months
from the date hereof, in pursuance Of the statue 10
such case made and provided, the same viii be for
leited for such lax and charges:
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-06-19
Whitened SenulcmeS!

TNyIIE subscribers have constantly on haad al
thsil lime kiln, nca, figsea creek ia the
HaFieane, sif0as, ussh-balng lime, as white as
chak - altogether superior article either
lof mor,ag O. plsserins, Nheh they wia sch AZ So
cents PEI barrel. anslaked. az tac kilas OF Sil
deliver whefeves wanted 90 reasonable ehawe
Co. easriaee. HOLLOWAY 4 REESE.
laae ;. 1871. i3-u
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-06-19
Ro0KS s. STqTYONERT

with Stationery Establishment kaa ios a
supply Of Books, Stationery, Sc, would say 70 any
person wanting, ihai Il would be vel 20 hand ~ q
memorandum as soon as possible, 10 order 70 IN
sure the articles wanted
The privilege Of exchanging viii be givea 10
those ordering a. article that does nos suit.
ED. BICkNEf.L.
Pososi, August IL. lStS.
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BOOTS AND.SHOES.

These are articles that all must hayo-old and
young, male and female; fIll and complete stock
of which has heretofore been hard to find. lie
has paid this bran CHI Of trade particular attention,
aud Is able to offer his customers larger
and moro complete stock and assortment than has
ever before been in this market, embracing every
hnd Ihnt Is wnntnIl. md lnis Of each Kind.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-06-19
Imported Stock.

YUyuE subscriber has just imported from the
county OF Durham In England, two yeat
Old Shoot Horned Durham Bull-pronoaneed BY all
who have seen him, to be one OF the finest AMI
mails ever raised. lie will be found a, the sub
sc,lbel's Al Little Grant Cottage miles from Laa-
easter on the road TO Prairie { .'hien. Terms
10 insure, So No charge log pssturRge.
JOHN WELSH.
Little Grant Cottage, lune -, 1876 l1-a
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Pine Lumber.

a GOOD supply Of every description, Tor sale
"a cheap, a, LANGwORTnY'S
Jan is. lS47
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-06-19
Foot in the Stirrup!
Potosi Forever.

wKTE have just received $4,000 feet OF suPs
Wv rior pine Lumber, IL and 10 our former STOCK
which win enable - furnish any quality thai
may be wanted in th- Coanty-and We are seier
mined TO sell as lsw as any Galenian dare.
;. NJ. & f. LANGWORTHI.
Potosi Aug. Is. 1886.