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Rv n. GREEN, .Yacttonerr,

EARNING UTENSILS, STOCK, HOUSEHOLD AND
l. KITCHEN FURNITURE, Nc. AT AUCTION
On Monday, the 10th instant ii O'clock m, shall
SELL the residence of Mr. Leonard Storm, the Rock
Creek Church road, and adjoining the residence of Mr..
Riggs, about miles from the city of Washington, a
good lot oil stock, &C. viz;
excellent work horses
8 head Of cattle, some of which are good mich cows
10 do hogs.
Also good lot of Turning utensils, amongst which
good two-horse wagon, good
l carryal, ploughs harrows, NC, with number OF
articles not necessary enumerate.
Also a lot of good furniture.
Terms: All sums of and under So cash over $40, a
credit of six months, for satisfactorily endorsed
bearing interest.
aug Sd A. GREEN, Auctioneer
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Hy II. GREEN, .9mcff0neer.
VALUABLE FARM AT AUCTION.-On

I
10th instant, shall sell, on the premises, at O'Clock,
d. n an excellent of land, containing hundred
acres, about four miles from the city OF Washington or
Georgetown, lying on the Rock Creek church road, adon-
ing the farms Major Walker and Messrs Ould and Reys,
being part of the tract formerly belonging the estate OF
Alexander Shepard deceased The land is i'm good
cultivation having about thirty five in meadow
The land is FERTILE and adapted To the growth of
wheat rye OATS any other crop usually raised in this
climate with the Improvements.
Tenms One-third cash; balance in ONE two three, and
four yenrs, Tor notes bearing interests deed given and
deed OF trust taken. A. GREEN
aug 3-eod&ds Auctioneer.
p ). Any person wishing purchase a handsome and
good of land will do well attend the above sale
They will find the land to be very susceptible OF improve
men having about thirty of wood and well watered,
the best neighbohoods the District of CO.
lumba For further particulars, inquire The premises
of the subscriber. A. GREEN.
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FLORENCE's NEW HOTEL,

NO 400 Br0adtOdy cOrner OF Walker street, NcO York.
THIS elegant Hotel is open for the reception of
l. travellers The proprietor solicits vs from those
whose business pleasure may call them the city of
New York The Hotel is designed be conducted upon
the European system, and with the adoption of all modern
Improvements.
Vers can at all times procure apartments with with
out board. Those who may wish to take their meals in
the Hotel can do so in private apartments of great beauty
in the public Restaurai saloon of elaborate and costly
magniiicence (probaby without equal continent
of Amerca,) and upon economical terms.
The proprietor Hatters himself that his house will be
found upon trial least equal any known establishment
in point OF elegance, economy and desirability
Ihe kitchenis under the direction OF American French
and Italian cooks. JOHN FLORENCE, Jr.,
April 30-d3m Proprietor.
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each ordered a, and Iuneville and the army ri
Observation of 40 600 men which appears nearly certain
will be created in the vicinity OF the Pyrenees."
The Presse contains an article in condemnation OF the
French Admiral anerre in his late conflict with The
Coch Cb;nasa which he presse n, have bean
yanon and unnrovoked IN his mari sAccoding N the
Official desnatcb Of tbe Admiral saws tho Presss "
.. r. sas IN ~. - 80 -, 49,. ,,as, an.
nroacbeJ Tomana and re- oSai,,a ,riGc carnoee
when nothing contained in The desna,cb can nsfy And
from whom did Admiral Laperre receive his mission thus
command religious beryq Do we still live in those
days OF barbarous anacisn during which the inhabitants
Of lhe new world had only to choose between baptism ana
udah Io carry into effect means SO !li; Ia nsf4o
sef n ~ oil charity was 10 aT e Endowment
such mean or encouraged them by he presence fear
not to predict ha thew are aborng for The com plee de-
stucton of their own work Admiral Laperre, no doubt,
considered that he edited when he informed us hai
those of who fell on che occasion received m
of religion from the Bishop Of Sdno haya
AZ he massacre hi We are % bave put 10 death 1000
Pan SUI who mgbi have been converted TO the fal by
preaching. without the aid Of our cannon
Onr corrsnondent saws that the deprivation of civil
rights which forms part of M Cuberes sentence will
cnmnrehend devraJadn from his military rank and in
canacv n hear arms His military colleagues in the Cham
her of Peers and the peers connected with the hers ad
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Hv y. GREEN, .qucttoneer.

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT
IL AUCTION-On Saturday. the 7th instant, shall SELL
in front of the Centre Market, excellent lot of furniture
part of which belongs gentleman about to leave the
civ deem unnec essary enunlerae, as there is
general assortment
Also 3 good patent lever silver watches
l fine gold guard chain -
excellent cooking stove, A. GREEN,
Aug g. Auctoneer.
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IA THE late residence of Mr. Amfied, Prince street.
l;I i'm Alexandria The house is brick, built of the best
1reals handsomely finished, and we-arranged for
fort and convenience contains fifteen rooms, OF thom
large and airy, and has wide hall through the centre.
of brick also covered with metal consisting
one range wood and washhouse cstem above ground
two bathing and dressing rooms. On the opposite
wing fine green-house and IN the rear, brick twosory
double house for servants.
The owe s,ardens extend from Patrick Henry street
The vegetable garden is large and productive.
Ii is considered, by many, the handsomes and de-
sirable residence in the District.
Ii will be sold low, and accommodating Terms on APP
pcation to VIM d. MUTT,
Sept 25-u At the Treasury Department.
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June 30-3taw


CoLLEcroR's OFFICE, Key West,
June 20, Isi7.
THE floating lights at Carys Fort Reef and the North
l. Pass Key West, will be withdrawn from thei
stations for repairs before the fourth day of July
and they will be replaced about the fifteenth day OF August
spar buoy, which may be seen from four
miles, marks the station of the northwest light.
s. r. MALLORY,
July 22-Im Collector.
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rJ,HE RETREAT-A boarding and dov .obool

fTHE RETREAT.-A boarding and day school for
young ladies', under the supervision OF the Bishop Of
Pennsylvania, School-house Lane, miles from phiIa
depha, the crossing of the Philadelphia and Norris
town railroad. Miss M A. Spaard, principal Mrs f.
Spoard, assistant principal M Felix brouin late proles
in the University ofFrance, teacher rench and Latin
Mr.. J. A. Getze teacher OF music.
Letters for 'letreat' addressed TO boz M s5a most
office, Philadelphia.
Refer to the Right Rev. Bishop Potter; Rev d. H. Macur
dy No l2S North 18th street; Dr. c. Treiche
Robert Ralston, esq, No 4, south Front street Phade
pha and James G. Kempton, esq, Manayunk
July l9-law1y
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THE U MON.

latter returned the visit he received with the same
honors as they pay to their general By this policy they
have commenced moral conquest OF the part OF the pop
women All the officers have got by heart the last proc
lamation of Scott, which you have SEEN They talk OF
nothing but fraternity between the two republics, and say
threatened with foreign monarchy by the cabinets Of
Europe.
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THE subscribers under the firm of BRIDGES 81 WEST
have purchased Mr. Joness interest i'm this establish.
ent and hope, by the sctcst attention the and
comforts of their guests TO merit continuance the lib
era patronage heretofore received by its former proprietor
me house has been thoroughly renovated and repaired
We therefore feel assured welcome our liels and
the public to accommodations equal any in the city OF
Philadelphia.
N. w. BRIDGES,
July @-2Wd JNO. WEST.
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VOYAGE and Research to the Southern Antarc-
tic Sea-by Sir James Clark Ross royal navy nm
deTaken by order OF the British government com
ing account of kergueen Island, Van Denan's Land
Campbell and Auckland islands, New Zealand the FAX
land Islands, Cape Horn, and New South Shetland the
discovery OF extensive southern continent with voca-
5000 feet high, and the determination of the south
magnetic pole-in two volumes octave, with maps 8
plates, and ~ woodcuts Just published London, and
can be imported to order, by
July IL Z, TAYLOR,
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IN Tell me that You love, (sohg,) composed by Chas. H.
Granger.
The Sailor Boy (song) composed by Gibson.
Sweet is the Smile o. my Mary, (song,) by G. Barker.
Nuptal Song, music by De Valming
Oh, think not my Spirits always as Light, bylP.
Strong
Dermot Ashore, Answer Kathleen Mavoumeen-
Crouch
Oh were Bird music by "a Lady"
Hindoo Mother
Death of Major Ringgold, (song y by G. w NTinnck
Yesterday, Ga ballad music by J. Bockley.
II is the Chime; music by Hart
miss Thee my Mother; music by c. w Glover.
Gipsey Girls Song composed by s. Glover.
The Old Granite State, Hutchnson's, quaTtete.
The above music, together with many other new
pieces this day received Tor sae reduced price
Stationers' Hall, Pennsylvania avenue.
July % VIM. FISCHER.
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r IVES OF Montn,rne, Rabernls, Rochefoucau

r IVES OF Montatgne, Radicals, Rochefoucsuid Mo-
Ia ere La Fontane Pascal, Fenelon, Foltare, Rous-
seau, Mrabeau, Madam de Sevigne, Madame Roland,
Madame de Snei, and other eminent French writers
Written by Mrs. Shelley and others, volumes bound
price 81 70, r. TAYLOR,
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Notice to Mariners

New HAVEN HARBoR, CONNECTICUT
A CLOSE examination OF the Southwest Ledge re,
~ Gently made by Lieut.. Commanding J. X. Goidsbo-
rough United States navy assistant in tie survey,
shows the least upon it is O. feet low
water spring tides. A. d. BACHE,
July 23-dlm Superintendent U. S. Coast Survey
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C1HAMBERs's Information for the People reprint
~ ed from the English copy few copies Just received
by r. TAYLOR July I'll
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DOARDiNG.-Mrs. HAMILTON, on Pennsylvania avenue.
ID nearly opposite Coleman's hotel has "a number q
rooms which she would be pleased to let permanent
transient boarders; among them several very fine fro
rooms. Terms moderate June J.
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THE Mechanics of Fluids, for Practical Men, inci'
ding hydrostatcs, descriptive and cons ructve by
exander Jamieson-I volume toctavo, with MANI engf
yings--imported from Londoa, by +. TAYLOR. PFC
81 IS. July W
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For Charlottesville, Staunton, yr
ginin.
VIsh0ie urc tn yr,fO 0pIu.

July I6-3tawtlstS
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= = -, |TTJ y
TCLIETOCk YOUNG,
Acting Secretary ul the Treasury.

Rajcgy C0mpaAs.-.Thc English papers contain
an account Of au invention which IS called an ltca"-
rariunI or Railway Compass 1t viii at all times
SHOW tn, speed Of the engine The distance to the
n,>t station and the position Of the train the line
! chrOnan.tcr connected with il shows the railway
time. il Will note the time occupied at each station,
and the speed of each mile, a paper which can be
taken oil and filed. On, index the dial point, to
thc place which corresponds the on thu rail
way; another indicates the speed, third Teyuivus
once in ten thousand miles showing what distance
The engine has travelled. This instrument is moved
by a .paratc wheel running on the rail- is not affect
cd by breaks, and being Illuminated at night is east
" seen by the engineer. The experiment has been
successfully tried, fully realizing the autcpations OF
the inventor
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Guaranteed HOH.--Wc see it stated in 4 New York
paper that hlcssrs. Griswod, eminent ship owners,
placed upon the bow Of the John Barry in $40, a
piece Of galvanized iron, in order 10 ascertain the
effect of the action Of water upon it. They
tilted in letter before us that the piece Of iron
remained on The vessels bottom during the two voy-
ages to Mobile, and one to Liverpool; and on being
taken oil found without any appearance Of decay
or rust. The Mcssrs Children, distinguished chem
ISIS, report very interesting experiments with
pieces of galvanized iron, iron not galvanized, and
tin. Whether exposed to the atmosphere, or dis
titled water, the result was invariably in favor of
the galvanized iron, which alone remained entire
ly unchanged. They state with the evidence of
these facts before us can have no hesitation in
saying that this method of protecting iron will prove
of infinite service in a variety Of arts, and will adj
nit OF economical application in numerous ways,
the roofing of buildings, shcathing and boiling Of
ships and thousand other forms, entirely suppressed
ing the employment Of timed iron.
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Ne,c OrIcans-Sch. Iona.
Whiskcv 100 brls, r Carson < CO; cotton 40
bales, + w Bruno & Sons; mdze u pkgs, Elder,
Gaston & Co: lead 1000 pigs, J Sullivan Som,
1909 do, hemp lao bales, mdze 10 do, order.
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Rararian Consp'-Wc understand that f. J..
BnAuHa, Esq, Of The house Of Brauls 8. Focie, Of
this city, ha. been appointed Bayarian Consul for
the Civ Of Baltimore
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nInlIs ana TrnvcIIing Enci!ItIcs.

On the first page of this paper will be found th'
time of the Arrivals and Closing the Mails in different
cities-Stcamboat and Car carbohydrates
of Foreign Steamers, Packets, &c
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r.etter sheet Prices Culrcnt.

A Review of the Baltimore Market, for the week
ending last evening" printed fine paper and adapted
70 correspondence can be had at the Printing Office
Of this paper South Gay street next door to the sun
Office, day by O'Clock, at g. cts single, or cts.
each, for 5 or more copies.
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CHOICE PROVISIONS.

a. r INV ISs'NS.
FHvEIE subscriber has stun ON hand and Tor sale on
"A pleasing terms, Of his own manufacture, war
rantcd to keep well in any climate, To say:
Mess Prime Mess No. aud Prime PORK
Mess aud No. BEEF; Beef TONGUES
BACON-S SIDES, Hams aud Shoulders, superior
quality
LARD Famil, Lard, sealed up in stone jars;
also a quantity If suitable Lard, ia brls and
kegs, fer shippers. good; and
100 llerces city packed Prime Mess BEEF.
JOHN ID. EARLY,
aug II If No. 37l Baltimore st.
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AT BALTIMORE.
IO!tLitI.,.

Rio Janriro-Barb HeJe.
Coffee 1859 bags, NJ Bathurst 4 son; 2O56 do,
order.
Rio Janeiro-B,ig c. II. Rogers.
Coffee IGI bags, NJ Bathurst 4 Son; % do, J w
Hugg; 1886 do, order.
Ldgpa5ra and Porto Cajeio-Brig Fayetteville.
Hides 2563, coffee 9l9 bags, specie 450 five frame
pieces, T w Bruno & Sons.
-4nHgua-Br. brig Jaje@.
Old copper, brass and lead, a small quantity, J c
Yates.
Part Spain, (Tfinidad)-Brjg May F20,rc..
Cocoa II bags, old copper csks brls, specie .
bags master.
81 John de los Remedies, (C,,ba)-Sch Braga,,=a
sugar lG6 hhds, molasses Al do, l. Cuttings; sugar
CitnJj~gcs, (P R.)-Brig S. L. Mitchell.
Sugar 1893 hhds, molasscs 81 puns, " Howell s
IMyaguc=. (P R.)-Brjg Kate Peadggasf
Sugar ls2 hlds green ginger bris, fruit small
quantity, kirkland, Chase \ Co.
81. Johns, (P. R.)-Brig Mater Mitch.
Sugar 2i5 hhds, kirkland, Chase \ Go.
Ponce, Up. r. Sch J. NJ JjIliama
Sugar 1870 hkd,. brl, coffee bag, Johnson s
-IreciJo. (P. R,)-Brjg Ha,rascc9u.
Sugar Isl hhds w Howell Son.
COASTWISE.
B0ai0n-Barh EoMSchld.
Ice 80 tons, order
B0st0n-Bark Laurence.
Refined sugar 40 brls, Clark y Kellogg; wool 81
bales, mdzc 1900 pkgs, sundry consgnccs; plaster
40 tons, master.
Boston-Brig Ocean.
Diaper bales, mdzc 1000 pkgs, orders plaster 90
tons master
Beans 40 brls, Il w x l. lowering; mdzc bale,
Rely X PendctOn: iron and copper 81 pkgs, hides
275 hoop iron $50 bdls mdze $50 pkgs, Rose, Merrill
& Co. and others.
Netc York-Sch. Z. Il. Sicrens.
Sugar % bxs, turpcntinc 30 brls, raisns 200 bxs,
carthcnwarc l0I crates, hats 80 cases, mdlc 500
pkgS order
Ne,r Tork-Sck. Sarah Inn Rec.
Steel 10 bdls, f Pratt s Bro; mdzc cases l bale,
RELY & Pcndlcton; cotton o. bales cassa 100 mats,
tea 2l2 pkgs raisins 100 bxs, tin plate 100 do,
mcnt % brls, iron n bdls, mdzc IN pkgs, Rose,
Merrill Co, and others.
Russia hemp tons, Henderson Go; talCw ~
hhds Clark 4 kellogg; wine hs>tS, l. Thomson
Go; md1c bales, l.oney, Townsend x Loncy;
200 pigs, cement 100 brls mdz, 515 pigs, order.
Philadelphia-&ip Le0pard.
Coal 200 tons, G Sprcckcscn
delphid-SloOp Stafford
Wine 100 or csks, w G Harrison; glue Ii brls, G
W Krcbs; green hides 200, rock candy 50 bxs, to-
bacco o. scroons and n cases. domestics 10 pkgs,
order.
HoJde-Brig Gen. HIorh.
Cotton l9l bales, Fisher, Miller * CO.. 1872 do,
Fisher; l0l do, pipe slaves 22ll mdae bx, order.
Mobile Brig Ohclio.
Cotton $50 bales, A Fisher; 100 do, slaves 5000,
order.
Netr Orleans-Brig HdllotreH.
Lead 1858 pigs,J Sullivan & Sons; whiskcy 20S
brls Osborn & Whitridge; 746 do, cotton 100 bales
order.
No,e Crleons-~.S ca. Ne,c York.
Wh.skey SEQ brls, 7 Carson Il Co.
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DISASTERS, sc.
The brig -inn Maria, Bailey, hence fer Boston,
from damage in a gale off NIontang Point, and crew,
after much suffering, arrived at New York
The sch. Sarah adams, Nickcrson, OF Provl-
dcncc which sailed from Baltimore 9th last March
tor Tough Fovlc laden with in bags, is supposed
to have been lost the Coast Of Ireland and all per-
CONS nrri.hrl.
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LATEST DATES-FEoM
LIVERPOOL, July 30. HAVRE, July H.
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LINEOF PACKETS FOR WHINING.
Il

TON, n. G.
- THE schooners WILMINGTON, Capt. d.
l5T5e French and FAYETTEVILLE, Capt J.
Eth Green, sail from this port alternately twice
mouth for the above port.
These vessels were built expressly for the trade,
and have good accommodations for passengers. The
rates Of freight are low they are from New
York, and shippers depend upon the vessels sail
ing upon any day that is named. Apply to
june , If WIN. MASON, IS Spears wharf.
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TENIIE SUBSCRIBER having taken the
z Bakery on McEIderry's wharf, and Store No.
los Pratt street, recently occupied by Mr. Peter
Herman, intends manufacturing PILOT and NAVY
BREA !, SUGAR, SODA and WATER CRACK
Frs, &C. and hopes that by strict attention to bust
ness to merit share Of public patronage.
ROBERT HOOPER.
n RETIRING fom the above business /
a. would respectfully ask for Mr.. Hooper the pa
tronage of my friends and the public eenel ally.
PETER HERMAN
Baltimore, Jny 10. ISt7 jy 81
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TIEg q IL e.:

SATURDAY MORNING. AUG. ii, 1871,
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-07-03
Grant County Delinquent
List.

Office of The Clerk of the Board u Communion
ers Of Grant County, MS
LANCASTER, June 18th. iS47.
A Ii PERSONS are hereby notified, that the
~ following tracts Of Land and Town Lots, sold
in December, 1874, for the taxes due and unpaid
thereon for the year 1914, and previous years. re-
main unredeemed in this Office. Now, therefore,
unless tina taxes, interest," ans charges, added % The
several tracts herein described, together with the
redemption fee. and any interest that may suose-
auenty accrue, together With The charges for adyer
Using the sumo, shall We paid within six months
from the date hereof il pursuance Of the statue IN
such case made and provided, t,e same will be for
feited for such FAX and charges:
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THE PILES-To those suffering with that
- distressing complaint, the piles, we would rec
commend that old and well established remedy,
Hays iiniment, which is known 90 cure ninety
nine cVsss out ofevery hundred, where Il is used.
We kooS many persons who had suffered ith thu
piles ioI many yeas edeeually cured the use {
single bottle. Many persons hN, e been imposed
upon by couatetteit aoicle all, therefore, who
wish 20 get rid ofthis troublesome COMPLAINT, should
poeure Hays Linimeat only at Bicknells, Polosi
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Whitened SepulchreSl

FktllE subscribers have constantly en- hand st
n thei1 lime ktla, near Pigeoa creek ia the
hn'f'eane, sigoNg, iresh.burnl lime, as white as
chaA ~ altogether superior article either
Tor mortsr az pisstesing, Which they WI, sell az 50
cents per barrel, aaslsked, a, me kiia:or viii
deliver whetsyet wanted a. n Reasonable charas
fof carriage HOLLOWAY s. REESE.
lans 5, lS!S. lS-u.
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BOOKS &. STATIONERY

TEyHE subscriber having made arrangement
with Stationery Establishment las, fog a
supply Of Books. Stationery, &e, would say TO any
person wanting, that il would he well To hand - a
nemorandum as soon as possible, 10 ordsr 10 Va
cure me Articles wanted.
The privilege Of exchanging will be given g
those ordering an article thai does not suli,
ED BlCkNELL,
Posotl. Angus ls, iS4i.
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CRoCKERY AND GLASS WARE.
Imported Stock.

YNyHE subscriber has just imported from the
n county Of Durham in England, two year
old Short Horned Durham BOll--pronoonced BY all
who have seen him, to be one Of the finest ami
mails ever raised, He will be found at the sub
seibsrs at Little Grant Cottage. = miles from Lam
caster on the road to Prairie ,'Aien. Terms
TO insure, SO, No charge for pastorsge
JOHN WELSH
Little Grant Couage, June "a, 1876. lT-u.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

These are articles that all must have-od and
young, male and female; full and complete stock
Of which has heretofore been hard to find. lie
has paid this bran CHI OF trade particular attention,
and is now able TO offer his customers a larger
and more complete stock and assortment than has
over before been in this market, embracing every
klnd that Is wanted, and lots Of each kind.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-07-03

II you want coats pants, vests or overcoats, hats
caps Of almost any description; you will find
them at the Brick Store' in Lancaster, good and
cheap, yet salty yourself by examination
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More New Goods.

T uST received per steamers Atlas and Uncle
~ Toby, 10 addition to oaT former stock,
$50 packages Of merchandise.
50 premium cook stoyess
And lew 81 the celebrated Cook Stoves,
BUCKS PATENT. An Of which We pledge
ourselves 20 Sc as cheap as any house In Wisron.
sin. Those wishing 10 purchase would do well "a
give Us a call before purchasing slseehere.
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