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MEDICAL NOTICE.
DOCTORS
j. d. WIood and j. X Rickey

THy AXE This method Of informing the citizons
Of Lancaster aed surrounding cougiry that
they have associated together in the practice 81
Medicine and SBrgery. .fhey may be- found ~
~ times either 81 their Office ~ residence, unless
prpessionally ab.eri DR.. Wood respectfully
tenAara a,s t4aeks lor pas' favofs and solicils y
continuation Of ine same 10 his association with
d.. hickey whl has bad an experience Of six
yoars practice 10 Iowa.
Trb ~, 1917. 49-ly.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-04-10
Fiscal Affairs of Grant County.

STATEMENT of tl,e Receipts ard Expendi-
~ lures OF Grant County. w. r., for the year
A. ID, 1915, iiom the 18th day ofJanuary, 1876,
to the l3th day Of January 1917, inclusive.
EXPENDITURES.
School Fund Amount II School Fond
appropriated to and amt1g the diff
fefso, School Dis'rie,s, and eaid, sa,oa5 50
PalpeTs -Amo1ns paid for board and
clothing for paupers, Tor physicien's
bills ana expeasesOf h0vial, &c, l09S 90
Justices and ConsteJles-A Amount paid
for fees ii criminal cases before JUS
tees Of the peace, TO justices, con-
stables, witnesses, jurors, guards, sc.
sc. $40 II
Elections Amount paid to judges and
clerks OF eleci 'on lot ,hetr per diem,
and mileage III making returns, SOC SO
hillins wolves, 1872 90
Stationary Amaunt paid for books
and stationery, &c, f6r ClerS Of Dis
uct Court, Clerk Of Board OF Coun-
~ Commissioners, Register Of Deeds,
&C., las 66
Iares RefimdeG--Amount Of taxes re-
funded being enormously paid, IA
Jaries-Amount paid grand and petit
Jurors for per diem aud mileage, &C., 92S 90
P SRting-Amount paid Cor printing, 1873 90
CoToners-Amount paid Coroner, Cor
onar's JuFss. constables'iees, &c, be-
fore c3roaer's inries, 95 70
rdct Attorney, 900 90
aud witnesses before Di.trie, coa't, sos 81
&c, to court house, "a 50
Ierriiorial 1aI-- Amount paid for
Territorial tax, 1871 IS
road tax paid to road districts, 45s SIS
SSefi8's and Jailof's Fees--amount
paid to sheriff Tor tees in criminal
cases, keeping Jail one year, aten-
dance on Disirict Court and Board
Of Commissioners, summon.ng iuues,
&c, and for board, clothing fuel &c,
coufl house, Sc, 1893 "a
Roads and Brlages--amnunt paid 10
reviewers, claimants and surveyors
OF roads, and for building and re-
paiiing bridges, &c, 2,o66 So
Colleetor-- amount paid collector for
ior taxes, 3s7 II
.9sscs,ors--amouni paid 10 assessors Of
lands and town lots, lS2 W
Commissioners and clerkamount paid
for per diem and mileage Of cemmis-
sioners aud clerks fees, sag 66
Treasurer paid treasurer for
ner eeniage. 25i DC
Poor House and County farm--amount
paid for building Poor House and
importing county farm, -,iV4 II
Taking eeasus--amoun, paid sheriff
a. ,sl,,s ce,s,,s. 1855 81
.tiscallaneoYs expenditures, I2l 81
Amount Of orders outstanding January
l.lb, 1916, 99@ 81
-
To,al amount Of Expenditures, $l6,liS 40
Total amount OF receipts for the year
-, I5.497E37
Amount of-exprndtures above the re- IL
ceipts. l3th Of January, 1917, o2l uS
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A Friendly Call.

WYE are obliged 10 admonsh our hieads 10
w whom we have thus long extended credit
on notes and upon oul books, that we shall ex-
pect them 20 pay us promptly before the LEI Of
5anuary next. Their neglect % head dis notice,
viii compel o. TO 10 a very unpleasant alter
native.
s. e. LEWIS g. co.
Potosi, Nov. %, 1876. 3s--tt,
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-04-10
Meals in TIE 7AirfeeaM Cenfurv

Meals an the Thirteenth Cenf4ry.
in the thirteenth century, the two
chief meals were dinner and supper.
the first at nine in the morning. the
supper at Eve in the afternoon. The
greatest luxury and magnifcence were
displayed at those rePasts; and the side
tables were highly orBamented, and
covered with various fermented IL
quors, as mead, ale, beer, ani, above
all, rich wines Of English growth. At
the celebration in London OF the mar
riags Of Richard, Earl OF Cornwall, and
Cincia, daughter Of Redmond, Earl Of
Provence, "a. D. 1913 there were a
boye thirty thousand dishes served at
the marriage dinner. in unlimited
hospitality reigned in the castles OF
great bafons; their gates were ever
open 10 strangers Of condition, az well
as their own yassals. friends, and fol-
lowers. 1t is evident that the immense
halls to be seen in the remains Of an.
olsntslruetures, were built to accommo-
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-04-10
Plant an Orchard!

FEyHOMAS WYNN & co. living ia Mount
Il Morris, Ogle county, H., ION the west
shore OF Rock River) have been at great pains
and expense &c cultivate a nursery OF fruit trees
and shrubery, embracing all The choicest varieties
cultivated in the United states. Their nursery
viii bear comparison with the best nurseries west
Of Long lsland--the uees being remarkably
thrifty and vigorous, and embracing, Of apple
.rees alone, several hundred varieties Of summer,
Autumn and Winter fruit; also about so varieties
81 pears and a great variety Of piums; also sever
n Aads Of sFanes, edapted 70 the climate of VI Is
consin and Northern Illinois, which viii be
ready for market nsxt sereon
The above trees are all young and thrifty, Of !
to 3 years growth. They will he delivered to or
der ~ any part Of Illinois, Iowa and Wscon-
sin, il sufficient number be called for to Justify
transportation They will be carefully packed
and regularly labelled and marked.
The following named gentlemen authorized
to act as our agents and viii be prepared to re-
cevr orders Tor trees; ali orders win be promptly
filled and the trees forwarded in good season.
BE. Ankeny, Esq Elizabeth, H.,
Cyrus Liehieberger, White Oak Springs, W.T.
c. Vaughn, Shullshurgh, w. I.
j. d. Martin, Elk Grove. w. T.
Noah II. Virgin. Piatlevllo, w. T.
James NJ. Goodhue, Lancaster, w. II.
Wm Manahan, Como, Whitoside CO., I'll.
Our prices ibl year old apple trees. are
20 cts, cash, % credit
year old apple trees, IL " 90 s.
Pear and plum trees, 35 40 9
Cherry trees, 80 " 40
Shrubherv from 81 to so cents,
N b II is hoped that orders will be forwarded
without delay, so that trees may be sent by us in
proper season 10 plant this spring.
Credi, until the 6rst day Of October next for
sums no, less than Sl2.
The wholesale prices at the Nursery are, for
Apple Trees LA cents Pear %; and Cherry
from IS to 37s cents. When delivered, the pri-
ccs will vary according to distance.
THOS. WINN 81 co.
March 10, l547. Lit.
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Taken Up

I'm my premises, three miles east OF Cassyille,
Z y w r., three year old brndle heller, with
some white on her back The owner viii please
prove property, pay changes and take her away.
ENOCH GROOM.
March % 2-4t.
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TIN w A R f.,
-AWTRER & DYER,

LAW IHcR 81 DYER,
or POTOSL
DEG leave TO inform their customers and tho
D public Of Grant In general, that they have
just received fresh and full supplies Of Fall and
Winter Goods, which they are prepared to sell az
Cheap as any body
can sell goods. and LOWER Than goods Of tho same
quality CAN be bought IN Galena. Among our
Goods may be found the following:
WoofenS,
Brondaloths, cassimercs, sattinets, gold and
Steel mixed tweeds, splendid article for gonts
Goats, Rob Roy Kersels, Kentucky jeans,
Hard times, nannols,red, white and plaid;
Wooden vostings Of every description.
Linens,
large assortment of Irish linens,
Linen diapers, Russia aud birds eye do,
Brown Hollands, linen bagging,
Buraps, &c. &c.
SILKS,
Black, blue black, striped aud figured silks,
Ladies crnyols and bsndkerchiels,
Bonnet ribbons, silk serge,
Gents black and fancy efavats, silk vevets,
Sewing silk ana twist, purse twist and floss.
WOrsteds,
Nous do laines, cashmercs, shaded anl 6g'd
Plain, shaded, figured aud ehnngoable
Alpaccss and Orleans Iustres,
OnbTc cashmere robes,
new aud splendid article for ladies dresses,
Rowmelia Victoria plaid, Gala do,
Super plaid cloaking, &c.
Shaw[s.
Plaid shawis Of every kind, quality, eoIr & size,
French cashmere shawls,
Al .sty1 L ftt4a a Inn
COttons,
Brown and bleached or every quality,
Cotton diaper, jsckonei. m1siins,
Cotton edgings and insertions, prints,
Ginghams, checks, ticking, cotton hannslss
Dnllings, &c.
Hosiery and GLoves.
Cotton hosiery u every description, cashmere and
worsiod do, gents lambs wool and domestic half
hose, end e.'iierens hoseg ofal kinds, gents buck
gloves ana miusns, worsied gloves, ladies Kid
gloves, silk, cashmere AID Tibet do.
Bonnets, Sc.
Tuscan and Florence braid, velvet bonnsis trim.
med. cDlored, cot, 1.d uncut bonnet velvet-a
splendid article Of pumes for ladies hats, lots and
lois 81 bonnet silks and ribbons
Boots and Shoes. Hafs and Caps,
Hardtcore and GLASSWARE, Crockery,
Nails. tires. Groceries. and heaps
md piles If other Goods tohich can
noL be mentioned an an aduertise-
nent.
OF GROCERIES,
Teas. Cofess, Sugar, Molasses, Soap, caadles.
Tobacco. sngd, Cisar, Pepper, Spice, &c.
who have purchases to make, are invited
70 examine our goods Sor yourselves,
Po'osi, Nov. p, 1916. 81.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-04-10
LAMSON'S STORE.
rHvllE undersigned having purchased the store
A lately occupied by T.. W. Pelton & Co. in
PEEyOWN TFv m
BEETOWN, ". IT,

would respectfully inform the citizens Of Grant
county, that he has permanently located IN that
new and 6ourshng CITY, when from its tender
years, as yet has not commanded b1l little atien-
ton Of respect, Notwithstanding It's demands for
public regard were as eloquent as those of It's
neighhoring cities, As her prophets faretold, and
as might have been expected from true eloquence,
these demands re beginning TO be heard and
felt, the power OF her eloquenee has already laid
capital in ruins, and is now shaking the very
lound1tion of every city within her influence -
would say 10 those who, from their remote resi-
dence, have never experienced the "a scinatine in
auence of her language, that her eloquence con-
sists IL hernever faiiing Lead Mines, in her ex-
cellsnt farming country, 10 the patriotism, indie
pendeace and enterprise OF her citizens, in the
provisions made fof the education of the children
Of all classes, aud lastly In the good ssoment of
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-04-10
MANIIFACTORY.

YEVIIE subscriber, thankful Tor pas: iayors, bcgs
d. leave 20 inform tho citizens of Western
Wisconsin that he Is still engaged in the above
business in Potosi, where he is now receiving his
Fall stock of Stoves, Sc, among which may be
found the flllowng.--
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-04-10

cred with thick, Shiny white mould
and upon removing it, the skin pre-
sented the fairest, purest surface ever
seen on alabaSter! The flesh was as
solid and hard as the purest sperm, and
as perfectly free from disagrecable
odor On further examination, The
whole person was found to be in the
same wonderful state of preservation;
body and limbs presented the same
hard, undecayed appearance. OF eco
dead bodies inferred in this burial
ground, this is the only one that has
not returned to dust. The cap on her
head, and the ribbons, had preserved
their form and color. We are told
further, that few days after the dis
interment, the relatives ofthe deceased
made preparations to bury the body
again at Harlem. but fearing that there
might be danger of its removal for sci
ensiic or other purposes, they had it
taken up and conveyed hack to the
house, and with the original coffin en-
closed 10 mahogany case with lid
entirely Of glass; there it now lies, the
subject Of great interest to numbers
who visit it daily.
This is certainly one Of the most
striking cases of the phenomenon call
ed "Adipocere' we have ever heard OF.
6J1 The Buffalo Express of the
Goth ut, says-"A soaking rain on
Saturday ane Saturday night, raised
the streams, and in many places started
the ice from them. During Saturday
night the wind changed into the north
east, and blew strong and cold. Yes
terday morning the ice in he lake had
been blown some miles off shore, and
appeared much broken and disconnect-
ed. Large masses are passing down
the river. The quantity in the lake
being unusually large. the prospect for
resumption Of navigation appears as
yet rather remote.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-04-10
MERCHANDISE

which the undersigned has lately received
and which he respectfully olfe at prices Is 10
90 per cent. lower than he could possibly sell at
the last springs purchases. His stock consists OF
a variety os articles TOO numerous 10 mention,
however, he would Invite attention to his stock at
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Surveying.
Wagons.
Keep or

NOTICE is hereby given that oil persons are
~ bfbidden 10 dig or mine or 10 any manne'
to irespass upon any parts Of the subscribers lands
IN this conn;y. as We aie determined 70 enforce
the 10 ~ against al WHO do.
RIOS J. TAYLOR,
JOHN b TURLEY.
Feb 20, 1917 5O-ly.
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Winter Clothing
BOOTS .aND SHOES.
GOODS FOR THE LADIES.

This department consists Of variety too extern
sive to be published in any newspaper, and couse.
qusntly he will only mention a few, and would re-
specially invite the Ladies to call aud examine
Tor themselves They viii find winter bonneisi
merino shawls; embroidered dc; knit and blanket
do silk and linen hdfs,; CATERS; hf gaiters, and
great variety Of slips and walking shoes; prints;
Blaek-gatered, striped, figured and plain Alpaeas
figured wool Gro de Nap; Merinos; Mousln de
LANES; Irish Linen; Damask table covers; brown
aud blaehed Sheeting and Shifting; Bod Ticking;
Drngs; Bishop Lawn: jackonelt; Book Mus
lin Lace. cross-baned and figured Muslin; Cling
hams bombazines; aftiicials; gimp; ribbons;
fringe; edgings; wells; gloves and mitts; baifao,
she'll and dressing combs; tooth brushes; hair do;
aud in fact large show case full ofuseful articles
which cannot be named.
BOOkS-The undersigned having had consid-
cradle experience IN the Book aud Stationery bus
mess in New York, trusts that his assortment Of
HOUL BOOKS
sud miscellaneous works in regard TO usefulnefs
and interesting matter, cannot be surpassed IN
(.rnt
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-04-10

* TATEMEN'F Of tl,s Receipts ard Expendi-
~ tures of Grant County, w. r., for the year
A. ID, 1915, fiom the 18th day ofJanuary, 1876,
to the 18th day Of January, IS47, inclusive.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-30
General Notifies.

fE- The Treasurer Of the Fire Department Fana
with much pleasure Acknowledges the recspf of Theen
hundred eighty dollars and forty by The hands az
Henry Burr Esq being tie proceeds Of the Eghteenb
Annual Ball the Park Theatre len 25 Isf7 n ala OF The
Charitable Fund OF the Department
mSo II JOHN s. GILES, Treasurer
" DIR. Woods Ssrsapafills and Wnd Cherry Bit.
ters for the permanent removal ofa such Diseases as lake
their rise In an Impure blood impaired digestion morbid
state OF The liver and stomach weakness OF s nervous
system, ana disordered habit OF constitution and the
whole cass OF diseases for which the medical faculty
have Tor years united 10 prescribing the celebrated sarss
psfille and the Bark Of VIVA Cherry.
Or WOODS SaTsapsria and Wild Cherry Buffers 10
me only medicine made Of these articles and founded
as TIA on The beat medical principles aud their virtues ex
acied by rigid chemical analysis experiences hss shown
IL unusual power sod efficacy snd win be found on trial
to be sure and speedy remedy Tor the diseases enumers
ted above They purify tie blood, regular diges-
ton, promote healthy action OF the liver and stomach
and strengthen the nerves Al securing health and
ygor "a no whole system. In al Of despoDdency
om Indigestion or nervous irritation they have een used
with remarkable success they less useful as re-
medy for headache fsiuenoy loss Of appetite and gen.
eral prosr9ton OF the system. Al tesaIne time II rnust
be stated that they neither vioen; al All
In their operations securing they do the desired end by
a tiesdy, regular, and easy influence.
Sold whoeesle and retail by WYATT 4 KETCHUM
general agents 2 fulion-sL al retail 1g2 Broaiway
Bieecketst ~ Y; J. W. Smith cor Fulton and Cranber
~ sts. Brooklyn Prico a.. large botlsx n 3mi,s
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crrRGyMFN ANO PHYSICIANS

AswELL As THOUSANDS or OTHERS ALL PANTS or rHs
United States are ccninusy sending certificates and In.
forming OF benefits derived from Dr. Towuseuds sars6-
pariAa.
Dr.. TowsssSD-Sir Some time since you requested my
opinion of the virtues OF Compound Syrup Of sarsa
pari an prepared TO give II Ihsve used Il Ia my
practice and prescribed l. Tor tho last few months. and
must give NY decided preference anything Of the
Kind with which am acquainted, both rs 10 its medical
vrucs and the reasonable price at which you sell H. In
serofuous Affections cune0us erupOns generally dys
pepsis ndi geson cOsive habits. and liver complaints,
s much pleased with is elects In these complaints or
any Oher where scrolla is indicated, can with conn
dence recommend the patronage OF the profession az
valuable auxiliary for removing disease in some Of It's
most troublesome forms, end TO all safe snd valuable
medicine. BENIN. NEEhS, III. ~.
Brooklyn, Nov. 81, ls46.
DR.. TowNsEND-Dear Sir: Having for some time pas.
been slced with pulmonary affection my lungs and
continual pain In sce owing 10 evening exposure In
travelling ser preaching, and finding my disease 70 IN
crease with difficulty Of breathing and other alarm
iug symptoms advised by Aelergymau. fieud Of
nine 10 try your celebrated Snsaparilla did So and
efer taking three bottles found myself relieved
Ny appetite has been restored. hnd myself much strong
err and hope very % resume my usua duties. have
been 90 greatly benefited by your excellent medicine feel
NV lny to make known Tho fact. for the benefit Of offers
who may be abonng under the same dheultes that have
been for some time past. Respectfully, yours,
SAMUEL WHITE, Pastor OF Baptist Church,
Nov. -, 1896 staten Island
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ALMOST AMIRACLE

READ TIE FOLLOWING and doub, u you can, that con;
cannot cured THIS 10 only OF the several
hupdred cases hat Townsends sarsepara has cured:
BrooSIyS. Sept ~ 1870.
DR ToyssrSD-- Desr SIR / was taken, little over 4
wear ago with severe cough and pain In my side IL ln-
creased on me very fast indeed. was pronounced by
10 have the quick consumption. raised large
ouanues Of bad matter had night swests and sinking
very fast my doctor said he could do nothing for me-
we1 into hospital Ia hope OF being benefited but was
pronounced there as ucursbe. wssnow greatly distress
ed al the lungs and could hardly breathe soon became
enacaed and peeted TO die was confined 10 my bed
and was obliged 10 have Watchers Indeed cannot give
you any description hist would do justice 10 my case
was supposed by my friends TO be past recovery had
tried great number Of remedies add all seemed TO o, 20
no purpose read o. extraordinary cures per
formed by your medicine and to tell you Tie truth sus-
pected tiefe was some humbug In them But was in.
duced To try il: did so and very thankful did
cannot say that entirely well but am 50 fer recovered
az TO be about my business and hope 10 DO entirely well IN
few weeks NY cough and pain In he side, and night
have left and raise but very little and am last
gaining my usual strength felt Il duty TO give you
sIalemcnI Of my case 10 ptibii<i II you please
PETER BROWN, Al Lhl!e-sL Brooklyn.
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ALDRICH, BARSToW & co.
40 PEARI.STREET NEW. YORK
NEW STRING oARPETINGs.

PETERSON, HUMPHREY fOSS,
No. 452 Pearlstreet, (neor Madlson,)
TIAVE RECEIVED, by late arrivals from Europe a
large and rich assortment of the following choice Car
petings
saxony Velvet and Tapestry Carpets; patterns and de-
signs entirely before offered In this country
and framed Brussels Carpets.
Rich ply, new shadngs, do
Double super, super and extra fine do.
Dsmask, Royal Twiled and Plain Venetian.
Window Shades, Table and Piano Covers.
Dmggets Rugs, Mats, &c &c Also, heavy OH Cloths,
from 10 "a feet wide together with large !ot Of Cheap
Goods TO which particular attention Is called m5 zmis
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL CARPETINGS.
SMITH LOUNSBERY 440 Pearlst Opposite VIII
~ iam) daily receiving their supplies or Carpet
ings, &c. for the Spring ade-amopg which are large
number Of and elegant patterns at the following ex-
lremely low prices:
Brussels Carpeng. new patterns, l0s TO l2s per yard
SPY Imperial, patterns, 8s. TO los. per yard
Double and superfne lne rain, new pat 5s TO rs.
Extra hne and fine lngIalp new patterns, So. TO o.
Common Ingram, rich kifht coors 2s to3s
Also large Of Floor Oil Cloths from 10 "a
feet WIDE Rugs Drugges Malngs table and piano Co
vers and general assortment OF all other articles con-
nected with the trade extremely low. ms lmis
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