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Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-07-31


Nails, c &C.
We now invite all, before laying out their
money, 10 call and examine our goods and prices
for themselves. This stock has been purchased
principally for cash, favorable lime. in the two
great commercial marts, NEW YORK aud BIOS
TON, with great care and a fixed determination
10 please the people with the best OF goods and
latest styles and lowestprices. We are bound 10
sell and can afford TO for cash OF ready pay, muc
lower Than goods have heretofore been bought III
Lancaster.
We are we'll aware that trade in this place has
formerly been conducted under serious impede
ments. viz: the want Of such goods as are called
foI, especially by farmers, and many who find il
most convenient to trade in Lancaster, after asking
in vain again aud again for such articles as they
need, have been induced, or rather compelled to
go to adjoining towns for their goods and this we
do know, we can afford to sell cheap as our
neighbors at Snake or Beeiown. We are well
aware if we dc this, incren,e own
business and accommodate others, AID if we do
not, we cannon expect liberal share Of public
patronage. win you come!
N. W. KENDALL. d. T. PARKER.
Lancaster, June 10, 1917. l5ly.
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u n Lancaster Grant County w. IT,, June 30tt
lo47.
Adamson William Miles Jesse
Briggs Robert Maben Jas.
Banty ] McGrawn Miss
Banta John + Miller John
Crippin Bralah A McAuley VIM
Collier William Miles Aired
Cousin Robert Nichalson Robert
Golfer II r Nordyke Abram
Gibson Margaret Nelson Benjamin
Day John Ouerson Jas
Dixon WIN x Otis J NJ
Der Eli 2 Riggs Franklin
Dobb John Richardson John 2
Daructer Phebo Rule Richard
Day 1hos Reed Regia
Eaton w ? Russell Calvin
Esienger Matthias Stephens Altman p
Elidge Jas Smith Jacob
Evans Hezekiah Simpson, Miles
Flenming Thos4 Swineheau NJ
Freeman Jas r Scnmsenberger Henry
Goodhue Jas NJ Stephens Z
Graves Henty b Spouy w ID
Graham Gustavus Taylor Thos
Gilbrath John X Tailor Mrs
Hodges Henry w Try &c
Hinkle Daniel Umphrey Dudly
Hgdsepth David Vanosdoll VI
Home Jas f Vanawsdall W VI
Iroins Lucinda L Walker Jos
Lucas Isaac Woods WIN p
Laughlin Fl w Wood Henry
Lewis Thos Wood Enos r
Little Eliza Wavte ThOs
Miller William VIM Wafer
Ia calling Tor the above, please say G3Uertise.
DWIGHT T. PARKER, p. NJ.
Lancaster w. T., Jule 30, I547 lit.
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quality, aud of all kinds aud sizes.
Hats and Caps, &c, may be found in the assortmt.
GOODS FOR THE LADIES.
This department consists of variety too extern
sive to be published in any newspaper, and eonse-
quOntly he viii only mention a fsw, and would re-
specially invite the Ladies to cali and examine
Tor themselves. They win find winter bonnets;
melino shawls; embroidered do knit and blanket
do; silk and linen hdis CATERS; hf gaiters. and
great variety Of slips and walking shoes; prints
Black Watered, striped, figured and plain Alpacas
figured wool Gro de Nap; Merinos; Mousiin de
LANES; liish Linen; Damask table covers; brown
and blached Sheetng and Shifting Bod Ticking
Drillings; Bishop Lawn; Jackonett; Book Mus.
lin Lace, cross.bared aud figured Muslin; G ing
hams; bomba2ines; arti6eials; gimp; ribbons
fringei edgings; veils gloves and mitts; baifalo,
she'll and dressing combs tooth brushes; hair do /;
and in fac, large show case full ofusefu articles
which cannot be- named
BOOkS.-The undersigned having had consid-
cradle experience IN the Book and Stationery bus
mess in New York, trusts that his assortment of
SCH OOL BOOKS
and miscellaneous works in regard to sefulness
and interesting matter, cannot be surpassed IN
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TIN w A r E.

which is manufactured from good Tin 10 tho best
manner, which viii be sold cheap at wholesale or
retail.
Particular attention paid to the manufacture of
all articles usually manufactured in his limo.
N. u. The subscriber has removed his estnbjsh-
mont from the building formerly occupied by
him, TO The Groshong Block, IN the building form
ely occupied by ID. A. Mackenzie, directly Oh
posite Lawlhor & Dyor's Store.
A. u. SOuTHwORTH
Potosi, w, l., Sept. l0ih, 1876 27--Iy.
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List of Letters.

n ETTERS remaining in the Post Office at
u a Lancaster Grant County w. IT,, June 30th
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-07-31
L. q. sHRADER,

Clerk District Court, g. G., w. 7.
} Allen Batbe, soliciior Tor psiiiior-r.
May ~, 1911. l-lt
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ESri:assia 81 Japaned Ware

Nest Trunks,
do Toy Cups,
do Candle Sticks,
Together with any other article usually kept il
the above line
The above comprises part OF his supply OF
FALL GOODS, all OF which have been selected
with care, and are offered at unusual low prices
The Furniture to his Stoves are manufactured in
Potos, and warranted superior to the same afti-
Giles which are manufactured elsewhere.
The subscriber also keeps on hand lasge as
sortment of
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Winter Clothing

which are made and ready for use, such as
Fashionable dress coats, Vests;
Frock coats; Hats and Caps;
over coats; Shirts, plain aud fancy
rants; Hickory do;
Merino drawers Wrappers.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-07-31
BOOTS IND SHOES

My stock of Boots and Shoes are OF the very hes,
quality, and of all kinds aud sizes.
Hats and Caps, &c, may be found in the assortm't.
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Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-07-31
PROM ENADE ALL!
S. e. LEWLS &. co.

4 AVE- sold out the whole of their eyton.
& a. siVe stock Of merchandise in Pa,nsi, w,h
sie execution Of feW leaaise ayt;cYas c,r
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Ohio Statesman
FoRTnECA A MPAIGN.

| Democrats Of Ohio! most important
Campaign is approaching -one hoi less ~
ito consequences upon the future, than
any that has preceded il; and in reply 10
a pumLcr Yf letters, in reference TO
campaign paper, We offer the ONO Sia les'
man, Weekly, on the terms taled'below
nu,il the first OF next November. This
viii give regular paper, after the cleo
lion, up to tie hist OF November.
Never was there time IN our history
when new spaper " as of greater interest
or more lmportarf to be IN The hands oi
all. And we shall not only deyole our
calunns TO the ordinary politics Of the
State and Of the ma ation, but the exciting
scenes Of The war, and the extraordlnar,
course Of those lesgned with the enemy,
will be detailed AT full length. The scenes
passing before us everywhere-In Europe
and America--are of,he highesl moment
to republican people; lhey all hang upon
progress Of free senliment, free trade,
and equality ofrights. Democrats, on you
rests the noble work of carrying diem
through to successful standard. For
while our opponents are CONTINUALLY pro-
JcsSing to he republicans, they never fail
10 throw stumbling blocks il the way o.
all progress to republican doctrines
" hlle they profess to love their country
lhey never iaIl 10 aid The enemy IN all our
81 rugeles with foreign foe. --lJemGcrais
YOU have not only GutJ to perioIm 10 The
tented field Tut one VI equal Importance
at home.
Let he friends Of Mexico obtain tr-
unph at your elections, and whore is the
honor or safety Of our government! By )on,
hen, al home, democrats, labor is to be
peat rmed, not less important to The IN
,uro thsn 10 !he field Of the soldier. In
fact, tleir support aud honor d,pend on
our action here.V Are we ready, lhen, to
do our part! Shall the pattiVuc sUIdie'
in The fl, Id Of death, be disgtaced by our
'nacliun? Let II not be SAID 10 our re,
pruach.
We will furnish Cslnpa gn 's'a'esman
TO all who may desire 1t. ire N tie tenth ul
lult next to the first OF November, al ! he
following prlces, always in advance:
single copy 90 CTS.
seven copies So 00
rw elvo" to cne Post Office $50
twenty w
O1Hy- Persons can cut cut his prospec
MS nLd attach ii 10 sheet VI writing
,aper.
0-y For c.nvcnience, names as soon as
'eceivej, viii be entered npnn our ls,,
,uy papers forwarded at once.
:. MEDARY.
Columbus, June 8, lS47.
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500

Different varieties OF young grated trees.
All orders will be promptly filled when the
weather is favorable for taking up.
The following are some OF the most popu-
lar varieties:
Pear apple, Apple sauce apple, PLenix,
Rhode island Greening, SpeItzlnberg, or
short O<hcart, Winter Rambo, Fall tam
90, req PlpPin, HeiIdon ct, green Pippin.
white Plpplu, Summer Que ca, Vanderyer,
Plppin, Newtowu Plppin, Lady finger, ear
Iy, Nhiie, Peatmain, Ladies Bush, July
Apple, Holland fippin, summer Rambo,
toxbnry Itusset, Monstrous Pippin,
! fewksbury winter Blush, red Everlasting,
Milan, Golden Russet, Large winter
Nandever, early Butter Apple, Keefer,
l'lack GiIl'1ower, Polk's Mons,rous Ram,
DO, Indian early Neverfail, Harvest,
Swaar, Cumberland Spice, Musk apple
Long Oxheart, red Russet, Tolman Sweet,
Red GtIiAower, Winter Wear, Striped
winter, Bow, Spice, yellow Pippin, Seek
no further, Red winter Sweet, sweet Rus
SET, Trenton early Wine sap, aud every
other variety to be procured from Nursery
men IN Ohie; with large and carefully
selected variety ofother fruits, embracing:
Pears, Peaches, Nectarines, Ounces
Dwarf Apple, Slber an Crab, Plumbs,
Cherries, Raspberries, &c. &c.
AS lie has devoted his whole attention
10 the cnllure OF fruit lie fatiers himself
that his present selections are the best
that can be found west Of The Allegheny
mountains.
For reference call on Sheriff Baird,
Col Mckelly, McCatchen aud Harper, Up.
per Sandusky.
ALPHEUS RUSSELL.
McCntc chenyi!le March 26,-l541.-25 If.
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PROSPECTUS
FOR THE
Democratic Pioneer.

We arc desirous of extending the circua
tion of our paper, and in order to DO so, We
call upon all our friends for their assistance
The county of Wyandot is yet new and bu
thlnly settled, and to keep up a paper IN tins
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little more aid.
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war and political.
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threats, and being freq from any combination
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heretofore appeared in it, being Democratic
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With our position before you, we ask for
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tion. We will see in short time what can
and will be done.
TER NJ OFsUBSC SCRIpTIO
The paper will be published weekly,
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For six months, if paid in advance, | 90
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ments.
Every Democrat in Wyandott and sur
country, is constituted an agent, 10
get, al least one good subscriber.
w. 7. GILES.
U. Sandusky, August 6, le47.
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/, /. l.. ST. JOHNS ANrI-BILlous PILLS.

| A KNOWLEDGE Of the value Of ,hes'
- Pills is alone necessary 10 bring hen
into general use as a famiI, medlcine
Thousands have alread, used them, VII,
give them decided preference to all olhei
kinds. The proprietor is so confident o
their virtues that he has instructed hh
Agents that in case any person afer CIV
ing them trial, does moi prefer them &c
Gregor, Lees. Peters, and all other
Aull. Bilious Pills, il the trouble VIII be
taken 10 return the balance of the box,
refund the whole money. They are not
like many Of the quack medicines Of the
day, held up as an iDiallible cure Tor all
diseases, but if timely administered VIII
be found very eflcaoiobs in Bilious and
remittent fevers. fever and ague, costive-
ness. cholic, wornIs, pain Of the bowels
laluence, indigestion, heart bur1 pain o.
the head, back or breast, nc.
We the undersigned citizens of Seneca
county, Ohio, h@ye made use OF ST. Johns
Pills, either ourselves or in our families
and consider them the best Pills in use foI
the bilious disease Of his Western couur,
Wn. Lang, Prosecuting Attorney; U
p. Coonrod, Sheriff. w. IL. Kessies, Coun'
ty Recorder. John Rosenbeger, iss"c
Mnndy, George SIoner. and lssac Wise
man, Justice Of lie Peace; lsral 7. lIaines
.Iosep! Volmer, Seldom Graves, John
slineieIi John Michal, Peter Beaver
Alexander Ingram, James Dorman, viii
liam Baugher, Michael Mcjmond, james
G. Peace, ). L. Applet on, John Pride, H.
w. Loomis. J w. Patterson, Ih'mas
Loved, Isaac DE Witt, John 5 wander
Abraham Smith, Benjamin Tomb, George
Chiislllp, G. Y. Pierson'
AGENTS..
Johu ~, S,nseDdy, l1r~per SandnshW S.
~ Worh, LWle SandushU Frederich
Bloom ,Heaico; u ~. .Nunson, WyandoG
S. Kenan, 7'ymo| hire; J"hn Park g. Co.
Carey; Long & Kennfdy, .nersaiMs'
February 10, lS47 .--20-6m.
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LOOK GU /.

Many oiuur Subscribers having sunercG
severely from the depreciation Of Peis Ms
calling themselves Agents for the Lad, S
BOOK, We deem 1t cur duty to protect
them, as far as we can, from ANY further
imposition. Our regularly cunsttute ed
! Agents are published ON the cover of ever,
NO. OF the Book, and yet IN defiance vi
This, some Of our old subscribers have paid
these lmposlors, and they have also sue
ceeded IN getting new Subscribers, and
receiving advance payment for the same.
In none ot these cases do we either give
credit for the money To the old subscriber
or send the work 10 the new. w.-Cunstq,ient
ly the loss is theirs.
Our Agents, besides having CertiG-
cate from us, are also furnished with a
Cruh cate Ut Agency, under the seal ol
Office, from either the Mayor OF Cncin-
nati,or the Recorder of the City OF lhii
adelphia. Surely this should be a sufficient
guarantee. Let every person who wishes
TO subscribe, or who is asked 10 pay mon
ey, insist upon seeing these docnments.-
The following are amoug the known The
known lmpoSters.
Q. II. Stem, 20. IL. p. Stem is cur Au
thCflseu Agent
J. Benz. Weld, (John b. Weld is cur au
lhorsed Agent)
Frankln Y. Jennings, L. Y. Jennings
is our authorised Agnt.)
joseph 7. DEM, lJ. +. Dent is our au-
ihofised Ageni.]
TIL. Seyerns in the State OF New York
(TLomas Sevsrn is our authorised Agent.]
J. II. Smith, James Il. Smith is our au
,horised Ageni.]
J. Blossom, 1--WE have no Agent whose
name resembles this
Frsnklin Y. Jennings is described TO us,
as about 5 feet s inches high, dark co..,
plexion, well dressed, and Of a gentle
manly appearance. As it may be the
same fellow assuming variety of names,
this description may be of some use in de-
tecting him.
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Godey's Lady's Book.

! lmE THIRTY. fifth yulnmc commences
wi ii, HE Jily number. Ontp pening il the
publisher takes occasion to renew his as
snrances, that no relaxation shall occur in
his efforts 10 main ain the exalted positio
which ll.c work has SO long held in the
estimation OF the reading community.
And the fact that, for nearly eighteen
years, il has been pre- eminent over all
other conpelitors for popular favor, shows
conclusively that the publisher has thus
far kept his faith with tie public. No
work could du,ing such series Of years,
continue to hold the first place before the
people, inless its claims were solid and
substantial.
Far and wide, wherever circulated, the
I.ad,'s Book elciis unqualified approba-
. ion. Ii has advanced and kept pace with,
ifno; led on in the improvements of Amer
mean l.itcra:nre, aud into the brightest
available talent Of the country has been
employed al an immcnse expense. The
highest excellence in Genius, the greatest
beauty in Arr have been brought 10 illn1ne
aid adorn its pages; and the stores Of
earning contributed to the pleasure and
,,cfi OF itt readers: for to please is not
uur 0ny pnpcse--instruction is blended
with amnsemen, We aim TO refine the
heart and mind; to cherish The love ot
trnth, and The practice ofyirtue--sa i-iied
that whatever tends to promote these oh
iects, w i'll receive the sanction, and be
stamped with the approval Of The noble
and Tie good.
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lend their aid 10 Tales, Poetry, Practical
Essays on tie useful and ornamental
branches of female education, illus ratet
with cngraviDgs; reviews ef new books
&c. The SIZE Of the Book is increased,
in order TO make room for this nnusal va
ristr.
Forty-Eight Eek ra Pages
of reading matter were gwen the LIST,
81 months. The estimated coat of The
literary articles for the ensuing SIX months
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a LARGE PAPER, FOR 81 YEAR,.
THE YEAR .lS47.

IT'S WORTHY OF ESPECIAL NOTICE
tF That Scott,s". Philadelphia Weekly
Paper" is not reprint ofany other jour1
nal. The type is not taken, already set
up, from a daily butthe articles are prei
pared, aud the type set, expressly for the
Weekly Paper, quently the choic-
est selections, only appear No other pa>
per has SO many able contributors, nor
does any one of Them ubish such large
number of original articles.
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large size Family Newspaper, Neu.
tral in politics and Religion, aud devoted
TO Literature, Truth, News. the Arts,
Sciences, Health, Temperance, Morality,
Amusements, Mechanics, Education, the
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William Beals,

Would respectfully inform the citizens
Of Upper Sandusky and the county o.
Wyandot generally, tbathe has commenc-
ed the Saddling business in all its various
branches; and that he intends TO spare no
pains in making his work of the best maie-
rial IL neatest manner possible. lie there
fore, hopes that those wishing TO purchase
will not forget TO give him a call and ex-
anime his stock and prices befoie rur-
chasing elsewhere.
\. ID. All kinds of produce taken in
pa, ment for work. sach as Wheat. Rye,
Corr, Buck wheat, Sugar, Bees-wsx, Tai
lew. and the highest prices paid ivs hides
aud Skins.
circhl2, Is47-22-,L
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DAILY ONO STATESMAN.

Va DAILY OHIO STATESMAN.
AS soon as the Telegraphic wires, and
The apparatus for iher use, are ~ opera
zion iu this city which VIII he ~ the
course Of week or ten days, we slsii Is
sue tie Ohio Statesman DAILY during the
year, Instead Ut during the Session Of the
Legislature only The wonders OF science
nave brought us within the means OF mo.
menlary commuuica ,ivn with all parts ol
this continent. Already Boston, Ne"
York, Phladclplia, Baltimore, Washing
ton and Richmond, on the sea board Al,
bany Buffalo, Montreal, Canada Pitts-
burgh and Wheeling IN the interior, are
in connection by Telegraph. In few
days, Columbus, tie captul OF ONO, VIII
be attached to these cities, and news only
few moments old, and days in advance
of the mails, will be issued lrere 10 the
readers Of The Statesman. And in few
days longer we sha be connected by these
wires " ith Zanesvil'e, Gle, eland, Detroi',
Dayton, Cincinnati. Louisville, ST. Louis,
Nashville, and New Orleans. Tie impor
iant news from all these remote regions
will be DAILY collie cted herein the cap
| ltul OF Ohio and be disseminated through
our columns every everihg. What
change will this work in The affairs OF meh!
Is there all advance Of prices IN New YORK
Or New Orleans, Cincinnati or Bcstobi-
At once is it known here, ana uur col
umns W will show il. Is there foreign arri-
val, news from the army, or any impor-
tant event! At once is 1t here and spread
before lie people. Is there an eltc.loh!
Instantly tie result is known. It's true
the expense viii be.very heavy; gree
perhaps, than many printing establs.-
nents can well bear. What he addition
al expense will be, we have not been able
| to ascertain, but the editors Of the Wheel
| ing Argus, speaking Of the same subject,
say: We confidently appeal to our friends
TO sustain us in onr enorln Gus expense OF
nine hundred to fifteen hundrcd doHrs rer
anEum, to procure the earliest intelti-
gence BY TELEGRAPH. Nothing but
tie mos, prompt pa! !lnent, and greatly
enlarged subscripticn list, wi!l do H.. IL
cannot be less here, tut as the wires eX-
tenc west aud north the expense must be
much greater. We are cheered by the
daily inquiries iiom the surrounding
towns about this matter, and the numer.
Gus promises Of addItionai subscnbars.-
The DAILY STATESMAN, in addition 10 the
lelegraplic aud other uews-our paper
being issued at tie seat Of fQuvernmeut-
will cuntain full repotts uf Legislative
proceedings, valuable to every citizen
II not indispensable, as well Us reports uI
conventions, OF various kinds held only a,
lhe seat OF goyernmen,-and repor,s OF
decisions Of the Court in bank, and i'm
portan, cases 10 the United States Courts,
Being central, a very extensive record
aud n.t.ce is kept ia lur columns Of he
political action OF parties in the counties
lons. hese, without me addi'lon " 'he
Geles raphic news. would make the DaIl!
Statesman valuable paper to these ho
~ tha Slate
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1t must so Round!
THE WHEEL IN MOTION!!
.aND CHEAP EUGGI. S
Call on w. Bearinger Il!

The Buggy aud Wagon making business
is now in operation in all its various
branches, in Upper Sandusky, on Fhth
street, a little south OF H. Zimmerman
Grocery and next door'o tribolet's black
smith shop. All customers Will meet with
good work, fair accommod ations aud as
cheap as At can he made any where.
all WHEELS .aROU.NDt
want il, for il is worth looking at. iils
Rnggies and Wagons are as neal, strong
and lilue Better iAan you generally get
in this country.