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ECAPITULATI0l

Annexed is a recap tulation of the above, COM
pared with list of the members Of the Twenty
Ninth Congress -
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Metallic Tablet Razor Shropshire atten-
ton of dealers is invited to this article being made q the
best MATERIAL city manufacture and under tne
immediate supervision They have IN all Eo ss,s Nv
'" ohoi' opposite Howard's Hotel.
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able TO avail himself Of it hereafter. This ought
to be done, il the Mexcans refuse to treat fol
peace after its capture.
If the attack be made on the 10th, an ex-
press will, we understand, be Immediately sent
to Washington, or to the nearest point to that
city, and the news will reach US about the first
Of April In the meantime, however, it IS not
improbable that grand battle will be fought be-
tween the troops under Santa Anna and nose
under General Taylor. Two great battles at The
same time would be serious blow to Mexico
The above particulars may be relied upon Tor
accuracy. 1t will be seen, therefore, that we
may very soon expect to hear important news
from the seat of war. ---.
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The Funeral Procession 10 ESCORT inc he
mains of Captains Morris. Williams ant
Fields.

mains Of Captains uoHfsss WAAAons ahu
Fields.
The ship Auburn has arrived from New Or
leans having on board the remains of the gallant
officers whose names appear above, and who
fell at the battle of Monterey. The mournful pri-
vilege of paying honor to their bravery, by pro-
per escort of cir remains from the ship, occurs
to the military OF our city.
The following order has been issued for the as
sembling OF the Governors Guard
GOVERNORS GUARD.
ID Regiment LIST Brigade " Y. State ARTILLERY.
ORDERS No.
HEAD QuARrgRs, I'd Regt Artillery,(
Nav Yosx, March 6th, lsa7. 5.
This ent is hereby orderedto parade this day, for
the funeral escort 10 the remains of Captains Morris
Williams and Fields pursuant to division and brigade
ders The egmenal line will be formed Centre Mar
ket Drill Rooms, at O'Clock r. NJ precisely.
By order of Col WILLIAM DODGE,
KIMBALL, ASjutsnt.
The Whitehall Guards will meet at IL O'Clock this
day, at 50 Whitehall Puncual attendance is required
II sILVEY, Comd,
The procession will move from Castle Garden ut Q
O'Clock precisely, this day
The procession will move up Broadway to Chatham
street., through Chatham to Chambers, through Cham
bers TO Broadway down Broadway to st Pauls Church,
where the funeral service will be performed by the Rev
DR.. BeIrien. rector OF Trinity Church.
The military ceremonies appropriate to the occasion
will be under the direction OF Major General Sandord
All public licensed carriages and vehicles directed
to be withdrawn from the streets through which the
procession IL to pass.
The superintendent of hackney coaches, stages and
carts are directed 10 enforce this order
The owners OF private vehicles are respectfully re.
quested TO withdraw them also from the line Of
sl0n.
The Superintendent of Streets directed to the
line of procession to be cleared.
The following is the
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-08-14
Administrators Sale.

uNY virtue OF authority in me vested by the
h 3 Judge of Probate in and for the county oil
Iowa and Territory of Wisconsin, as Admmlsua-
TO, of the estate of James Waddel, jr., deceased,
will expose to public sale at the village OF Dali
las in the county of Iowa aforesaid. to the high
est and hes, bidder for cash in hand, all the right
lite, claim, interest and demand of the said Jas.
MaddeH, IT,, deceased, of, in and 10 the following
described tracts, pieces or parcels OF lands, stu
ale IN the county and Territory aforesaid, and
described as follows to-wit-the west hall OF Sec
ton 81, township 5, north OF range east; easI
half of northeast quarter Of section 81, township
north of range east; east hall of northwest quar-
ter of section H., township 4, north OF range
east; west half of southeast quarter OF section q
township 4, north of range east; east hall oil
southwest quarter of section 2, township 4, north
of range | east; northwest quarter of southwest
quarter on section 2, township 4, north of range
east; all Of the A boye lands, or the interest in
said lands belonging to said ames Waddell,jr,,
deceased, at and previous to his decease will be
sold al Dallas aforesaid, the I'd day of August,
l847. Sale TO commence at 10 O'Clock, A. M.
GEORGE VI. MITCHELL.
Adminsuato OF said estate.
July 10, 1917. 1881.
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as THIS MEDICINEl,,

We exclaimed the other day, tasting some
Of Jsyno's Tonic Vermfuge. It certainly has
none of the nauseous favo1r, which one associates
with the idea of physic. Children consider it
quite a treat, and taking il their palates graft
flied, and their health restored at the same time.
Jayns's Tonic Vsrmifuge not only destroys worms,
but carries off the mucous in which they are ian
hsdded, and effects a radical and permanent cure.
Every mother knows the prominent symptoms of
worms, such as voracity, leanness, Ietid breath,
grinding of The teeth during sleep, paleness, OF the
lips, itching of the nose, etc., but there is other
ind not so generally recognized. A dry cough,
duh eyes, enlargement of the abdomen, and many
other symptoms common TO other diseases, fire.
quenty denote the presence of worms. If their
existence is even suspected, the Vemif1ge should
be administered, because it can do no harm in
any case, and may do incalcuable good.
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pUBLIC NOTICE.

m nersons are hereby notified NOT 10 NINE
a n- dis upon the following tracts of land with
- ,,ri,,sr leave or permission from the owner, or
: NJ. Langwor,hy, at Potosi, viz: the half OF
\ w quarter, and W quarter OF w quarter
Of section Is; also the W quarter of n Z quarter
r. ssctjon 10. town 3north range 2wesi, in Grant
c1,nty. wis. And also notify all persons who
have cut timber, removed rails and buildings from
Ind land, thar Cyrus X Lod is authorised to col
let The value of the same; the accounts having
been placed in his hands -
Dubuque, july 10. lS45. i9I
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AN IMPORTANT CURE by DIR. JAYNE's
ALTERNATIVE.

VA have been informed by Mrs, Mahsn, Ga
w granddaughter of old Gen Wayne) that
She suffered for a number Of years from the
srowth OF large Goitfous Tumor, which besides
grrat deformty, produced both difficulty of de-
glu ilion, and OF breathing. Indeed, she says,
the ,,ressre upon the wind pipe was so great, as
10 PIE veat her from sleepiAg in recumbent posi-
.ion, ali often suf'ocation appearei inevitable
She ais labored Under severe indisposiion from
Liver Complaint aud Jaundice; with horrible
main Of nelvous affections, for which she used Dr.
iayue's Altl -d,ife, which she took regularly for
TX or seven " seks, with occasional doses of his
~lnaiiye Pills, a her general health was there
by completely re-establshed, and now perceiving
sIms dimunition in the size of the Goitrous Tu-
mour, she was encouraged 40 persevere in the use
% the Alloratise, until every vestige Of the pain
i'll Tumor was entirely removed.
We cannot speak toe highly of this important
Ytepatation Of DIR. Jayne, aad for the sake of suf
iering humanity, hope that il may become more
generally known.-Public Ledger,
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s STHMA CURED BY JAYNE'S EXPEC,
TORANT.
Lamberville, N. ]. April 81, l

Lamberville, N. ]. April 81, 1874.
DR.. Joyne-Dear Sir-By the blessing of God,
gaIr Expectorant has effected a cure in NE Of
H,s, distressing complaint In December last.
! was seized with great severity by paroxysm of
As''ima; disease with which had been aillict-
q ior many years past 1t was attended with
-oafseness and soreness of the lungs and throat
yether with laborious coOgh, and complete
osGratioh OF sire fgth, and worn out with ssfoca-
og, when boitle of your Expectorant was sent
;a ny house. AT first | thought il was nothing
alt quaekery. but seeing it was highly recommends
sJ by Dr.. Gong, with whom was well acqaain-
tea, / was induced to try II, and 10 few DAYS il
completely cured me, nor have | ever had any re-
t1ra Of lne disease since. | have now formed so
h5gh an opinion Of your medicine, lkat II had
ult a few bottles Of il, ana could obtain no
lore, wouli not part with them for ten dollars
l-h. Yours, most respectfully.
JOHN SEGER.
P,stor q the Baptist Church at Lambervills, n J.
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sleeper 81 Eenner.
Manufacturers Of
Umbrellas, Parasols, &c., Sc.

No. l26 Make, ST., south side, below 9TH,
Phladelphia,
ENEirE the attention Of merchants and manu-
facturers to theif very extensive, elegant new
stock, prepared with gleat care, aud offered at
the lowest possible prices for cash.
The principle on which this concern is eslab-
lisheh, is to consult the mutual interests of their
customers and themselves, by manufacturing a
good article. selling il at the lowest price for
cash, and realizing their own remuneration in the
amount Of sales aud quick re;urne, Possessing
inexhaustble facilities fBr manufacture, they are
prepared to supply orders 10 any extent, aud re,
spectiuily solicit the patronage OF merchants,
manulacturersand dealers.
Phlladel lhia, July IL, le47. -.
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Pasior Of the Bap,is, Chureh at Lambsrvills, n.
NO EXCUSE FOR A BALD HEAD.
From the SomeTville, n J. Wing,

sometime since called upon Mr.. P. Mason, Of
st'ile, for DE-. Jayne's celebrated Hair Ton
c, a restore my Lair, which was then falling out
ally. | procured one bottle, and applied its
eaaients according to the directions. When the
e was sxhauxted, discovered 70 my great
- Use and satisfaction, ,hat the Young Hair was
-.1stiag handsomely; therefore Purchased anoth-
I'd 50 on till had used three bottles. and
as compensation, ny hair is as thick as
st.
Aaa what IS more surprising, ray badness was
s-easionsd BY sickness, in which case there is
greater hope Of restoration-but was hereditary.
JAS. o. RODGERS,
4e;8adisl Minister, Mount HoFeh, S0m eo.,N. ! F..
trsplFsd Only by Dr.. d. jayne, Philadelphia,
- sod on sgeacy by
James NJ. Otis, Lancaster; Brnwneii & Car
Ooissvills; Hsihes 4 Hollass, Pofosi: D.
.' fsifshild, MihsrsllPoias; Ca,lin 4 Cole, Bee
Is.
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Regular tri-weekiy Stage Lane.
YEyHE subscriber having obtained the contract
for carrying the mail hom Plaueyillo, Grant
county, to Prairie du CHEN, Crawford county, w
r., would inform the public that he has fitted Up
his coaches in a superior style, and stocked the
road with good horses, to meet the wants OF The
travelling public.
The stage leaves Prairie du Chen every Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday, at O'Clock, A.
NJ, running by the way Of Patch Groye, Boelown
and Lancaster. and arrives at Platloyile at o.
clock, 2. NJ, OF said days.
Leaves PlattcyIe every Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday, at 6 o'clock A. NJ, (passing thro'
the same towos) and arrives at Prairie du Chen
at so'clock. ?, NJ, of said days.
This stage intsfsccIs with Hutchins a. liowe's
line al planoyillc, for Galona and Madison.
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READ iT!IT SPEAKS FOR IFSEi.L, AND
COMMENTS ARE UNNECESSARY
Philadelphia, May 2s,h, ls45.


DR.. Jayne- Dear Sir: | feel bound to the az
aced 10 give publicity to the extraordinary ef-
fects Of your valuable medicine.
| have suffered for several years past with Iiv.
er Complaint, and the train of diseases which
follow complete piostratioa OF the systems 50
that il was with great difficulty | could walk, and
at times | was confined TO my room. 10 add to
my misery. scfofuous aft 'tion appeared in my
throat, with Rheumatism in my arms, so that
could not raise my right arm to my head In the
hottest weather my feet and hands would ache
with the cold, and perspTation had almost ceased,
now became afflicted with a dry horse cough,
and gave up all hopes of ever getting well. had
might sweats, and got little or no sleep, with
hightful dreams and morbid headache. seemed
to be bordering on insanity, and was denied all
study or mental exercise. | could not read a
small paragraph in newspaper without great
difficulty. had great soreness in my stomach,
which caused it to swell so much that was un-
able to lie down, or even reclne, bat had TO be
proped up in chair.
/ had the advice of soae eminent physicians
and tried nearly all the remedies used IN such ca
SEES. but continued TO grow worse, and u appeared
as though speedy dissolution was taking place
now heard of your medicines, and determin.
ed to try your Sanaiive Pills, and to my surprise
the soreness left me, so that | could walk abou
the house. | continued toimrIove from tina
time. Shortly after my wife called at your store
and obtained a bottle of your Alternative. After
taking which and the Pills for three weeks, there
was decided change for the better, SO ,ha; when
called upon you, you said that | would get we'll
and that your Alternative would cure me eAectu'
ally. With no hopes, however of getting well,
still continued taking your Alter alive, until
had taken the fourth bottle, when there was a
sudden change in my whole system, as though
got rid of some great burden, aud could draw my
breath as usual. My nerves gradually became
strong, and my appetite returned
| II has been about our months since | CONF
menced taking your medicines, and at this time
nearly every vestge of disease is eradicated from
my system. am as actIye and nearly as slrong
as at any period ofmy life. | have now gained
nine pounds in two months.
| | have good reason to believe that the use o.
your valuable medicine, by the blessinh OF God
has saved me from premature grave.
JOSEPH BARBER.
Poplar between 9TH and eighth SITS.
Prepared only by DIR. Jayne, Philadelphia, and
sold on agency by
James NJ Otis, Lancaster; Brownell & Car
SON, Dodgeville; Haines & Hollnb, Potosi; d
Il. Fairchild, Mineral Point; Catlin 4 Cole
Beetown.
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Settle your Accounts

& HEREBY give notice 10 all concerned that
n have leil the books ssd accounts Of r. W.
Pslton Co., and Pelton Bsoihers' store al Bee
town, with Messrs. Spencer x Bierce Of that
place, who are authorized 90 settle the same: md
/ request all persons having unsettled accounts
with either the above 6rms 10 call ana settle soon
as 1 90 not wish unnecessary costs made. and
il is absolutely necessary that The business should
be closed Up. +. w. FELTON,.
Surviving pauaer.
May y, l647. fl-n.M
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Take Notice.

FTyHAT the partnership existing between John
A. Taylor and VIM. Morgan Taylot, has
this day been dissolved by mui9al consent. All
debts due By the firm and al aec9lifs and debts
due 70 the 6rm, are 10 Be settled with Wa. Nor
gan Ifaylor; who will continue business at the
BULGERORUM HOUSE, AND solicits csa-
inuancs Of the patronage ofthe travelling public.
June 1eih. 1871
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HO! Ho! YOU'RE GETTING BALD, ARE
YOUl

Well, that is a misfortune and not crime; but
to remain bald, when So fine an opportunity Offers
to restore your hair by a faithful and liberal use
of Jayne's Heir Tonic, is bat little short of crime.
This valuable preparation excites the scalp 10 a
new and healthy action, eleanses it from semi
and dandruE, prevents the the hair from falling off,
cures those eruptiye diseases which often appear
on the head, and ID majority Of cases produces
fine growth OF new hair. Il also gives the nair
rich and beautiful appearance, unequalled by
any thing or the kind.
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Notice to Miners

A IL persons ave requested nor 70 dig of q ne
"A on any pau u the lands belonging 20 toe
uidonigned. no, on lands belonging - L1ciUs
Abbey, o. Locias Ashley ard james =. W wood
rIa, without having sfitisn pernissioaa from tie
sJb-cnbef J. J.. DOD1E.
Waterloo, Feb p. 1876. SLIT
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WORMS! WORMS! WORMS!

To remove those troublesome and dangerous
inhabitants of the stomach and bowels, which So
often impair the health and destroy the lives of
children, use Jayns's Tonic Vernifuge, certain
aid safe preparation for the removal Of the vari-
ods kinds of worms, dyspepsia. sour stomach,
want Of appetite, infantle fevef aud ague, and
debility of stomach and bowels and oigaus of d.
sesiion. Ii is without exception one of the most
F5luable Preparations in the world.
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Lots for Sale.

YFyTiE subscriber offers for sale the following
4 town lots, pleasantly situated IL Lancaster;
No. 5, 6, 7 and s in block 81. The above lots
are we'll fenced, and on one Of them there is a
small frame building, suitable for most mechanical
purposes-especially tailoring, harness making or
shoemaking, and viii be sold cheap for cash.
June 26--s JULIUS LEACH.
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SUGAR, Coffee, Moasses, Salt, Rice, Fish
- and dried fruit, always on hand and for sale
cheap at KENDALL & PARKER'S.
June 10, lS47.
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lam prepared TO steel

Nd IRON any thing that requires n'haN'" u
"a on hand large supply o. hfst i'se
~ ayerv shane. | VIII iroa wagons, SIC ghs
la,S .Ieds, and SHOE OXEN and HORSES on
s ~" notice. Price ior shoeing Oxen, ~ per
sobe%or shoeing horse. cash ~, s. -
AVE also nov ready for sale, sevea fine CUTTERS
e atG '.ab aad well rroaed, cheap FOR cash
lls'',o.,,o a. syerv kind OF backsmithing, iof
ols oy 5,odhee, paid when The wor. IS done, as
cheap and as wen as il can be done IN ''e 'psS'
al my sh0p' :" JOHN BORIGHT.
700 39-ly.
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LIYERY STABLE.

The Subscriber has also taken the Stables con-
nscted with Bennett Atwood's Union Hotel, where
he will provide the very best accommodations for
the horses OF his travelling customers. lie viii
keep constantly on hand, 70 lei, Horses, Buggies
atters, &c, With the best ostlers IN the country
constantly in attendance.
H. MESSMORE.
Plaueville. July 9, 1916. 20-ly
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Haines & Hollub.

yESHE undersigned would respectfully inform
3 the citizens of Grant county, aud the adj
Joining counties, that they have removed to the
connections store lately occupied by WIN. l..
onnsan in the town Of Potos. Being thankful
for the patronage which has been so literally he
slowed upon them during the short time they have
been settled in this place, they solicit continu-
ance of the same, and pledge themselves TO please
all who may call upon them. They will receive
in a few days an extensive assortment Of new
goods, which in addition TO thei present stock viii
make as foil and complete an assortment; OF goods
Of every variety as can be found in any store in
the mines, consisting of the following:
Damask table linen, brown linen table spreads
Summer stuTs; buff and orange prints;
Buttons for children's clothes, in great variety;
Broadclothos, cassmeres and vestings;
White corded and Mohair skirts;
Gents summer coating;
Linen sheeting, fine white fianhes
Drab Damask moreens;
Black Isle thread gloves;
Marslas linen thread;
Coal's 200 I'd spool thread;
Bonnets, ribbons, parasols. &c.;
II win BE impossible for US to enumerate one
half of the articles which we keep, but viii call
your attention 10 few OF the leading articles viz
A new style of Iawns and balzarines, something
entirely new for ladies dresses
Prints of every description;
Shawls Of every possible style;
Ribbons Of all styles and colors;
Laces and edgings OF every descriptions;
A large and complete assortment of bonnets;
individuals wishing goods for thei families,
mliners and pedlars, all requested TO call and
examine our stock before purchasing, as we think
we can convince you that all we have said can be
fully realized
They likewise offer for sale n choice lat of
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CaSsville Ferry.

A grB THE subscriber informs the
glSssss.rrEss.sse people on Turkey aud the inhOb-
SIS itaats in general On both sides OF
Iha Mississippi river, that he has built new and
superior boats for the Ferry at Cassyie and that
strict attention will hereafter be given TO forging
passengers at all proper hours, speedily and safe
IL across the MissssIpi river. lie invites the
attention oftravellers and migrants IN particular.
who are going west or removing into those fine
regions in the northern parts Of Iowa, TO this place
Of crossing, being on the nearest and best route by
the Blue Mounds and along the grand dividing
ridge from Lake Michigan,to the northern part OF
Iowa, without the Interruption Of single stream
that is not always fordable. from Rock River to
Cassvlll@ or the Mississippi river.
YIN. POLLOCK
Cassvile, May IS. 1s47 lO-E
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The very last call.

H7YERY man, woman and child indebted to
n me, by note or otherwise, will be sued un-
less payment be made within, ten days rom this
date. / must and viii have my pay if there is
such thing as collecting just and honest debts by
law. Il. NJ. BARBER.
July II. 1871. 1926.
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Strayed

EINROM the subscriber living il Millyille Grant
1t County. on Wednesday the 23d day Of June,
1871, light chesaut souel horse about I6 hands
high, between and years old, on his neck there
is place where the skin sticks TO the flesh about
the size Of % cent piece, and one Of his hind
feet is white; no other marks scollected ANY
in formation respecting The hose that shall lead to
his recovery, shall be rewarded By me
THOS. T. SHARPNACK.
Millville, June Both, Is47. l7-A
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PRAISES JAYNE's HAIR
TONIC

A ND FOR the best reason in the world, btcause
"a il is The only hope that the bald-hoad0d can
have Of once mors regainng the fall flowing locks
Of hair, with which nature adorned their heads ia
youth which it docs TO the admiration Of al who
use il as directed. Try it, all of you who neod
more CT handsomei hair. IL Is the very thing for
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A Friendly Call.

TETE are obliged 10 admonish our friends to
w whom we have thus long extended credit
on notes and upon oui books, that we shall eX-
pect them to pay Us promptly before the let OF
January next Their neglect to heed this notice,
will compel us 10 resort to very unpleasant alter
native.
e. LEWIS g. co.
Potosi, Nov. %, 1916. 35-tt