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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-04-18
More New Goods,

EUST Received at the celebrated NEW
Cd YORK & PHILADELPHIA CHEAP
CASH STORE, II Cases more per ships Caro-
lima and Columbia, from New York, which
with The GOODS previously received, COM
prises the largest and best assortment in town:
CONSISTING IN PART OF
White and cold Stockings from 10 cts and
upwards, also half Hose from cts. up.
Ladies fine black Mits d, l24,
Turtle Shell, Tuck and Side Combs,
Cologne, Bears Oil ard PERFUMERY
Of various kinds,
Black green and colored Walls,
White, and cold Kid, Linen, Picknck
Gloves,
Splendid Purses, Needles, Pins, Hooks and
Eyes, &c.
HATS,
Genlemen's and Youths Panama, Leg,
horn, German Straw, Ranchero., Cali
fornIa, Cupada, and an extensive assert.
ment OF GentIemen's black Hats; also
lLfanls' broad Hats.
OOTS.S SH0ES;
Sewed and Pegel Boots from rs 10 $s IS
$50 pr Brogans, .sewed and peged,
Ladies fine Shoes. very cheap,
A full assortment OF high and low quarter
Boys and lnfahts Patent Leather Shoes;
Gent!emcn's Ladies and Misses Shoes,
All oil which will be sold extremity low.
CUTL e r Y.
A very handsome assortment or one. ,woo;
three and four bladed Pocket Knives.
Also Pen Knives, Dirks and Bowies,..
Pistols, Pcic icussion Caps, Powder and Shot;
Steel Pens, Scissors, Razors and Razor
Strops, Warranted
Shaving Soap and BrusRes,
Cloth and Shoe Brushes, Blacking, &c.
SAD LERY.
Saddles, Dray and Riding Brides, Gir,s, Sir:
clnsles, Saddle Baca. Carrihge and Riding
Whips Marlingales, Sugar Whips, all a, my
usual low prices.
CLoTHiNG.
:. Positively there never has been larger Ind
better assortment shown here. Tile sewing il
splendid, and IN regard 10 Style, nothing can
snrpass them, come and Try them; part Of those
GUods are cotton Pants, nj rs cents; white lin-
ell and coloied drilling. black Merno French
Drilling. ribbed aud fine black casheihefe Pan.
falcons eCt.
COATS:
. Black Dress and Frock, Drappe Etc, do.
Croton. Drub. Summer, Linen Checked, Lus-
ire, Brown Linen, Alfacas and SUMMER Goats.
VESTS.
Black Satin. CasI,cmere, Silk and Linen.
White and C0ored Marseills, Plain Buff and
tlue Vests and Iurge assortment, cheap
kind from 80 cts. up.
Shirts, Suspendes, Neck and Pocket Silk
,Handkerchies, etc. etc.
Tits a well knnwn fact ,ha, Goods are bohsh.
cheaper in New York than in any other City.
consequently rs my profits are small, and my
Goods bought very cheap. greater Bargains and
cheaper Goods are sold al my Store than ia
any other without exception. ;,
April }, St II
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-04-18

YESfIE Board of Commissioners Of the Ponr,
II viii bind to service the following boys und
girIs. the boys until they arrive at the age Of
iweniy.one years, and the girls until uley
arrive nj the age ofeighlsen years or marry viz:
Thomas Story, now seven years old
Benjamin Busbcc, now six years Oh.
Wesley Plymail now six years old.
George Former, now six years Old.
Lucinda Story, now fourteen yenrs old.
Hulda Story, now six years old.
Rebecca plymniI, nav fourteen years old.
Ssrdela PIymal, now nine years old.
Lenora Former, now nine years old.
Edeilh Qyr, now fourteen years old.
They are sound and hearty children, and the
Board OF Commissioners, desire to place then,
in charge Of persons of good character, lha,
they may be reared in good morals, aud dindus
,rinns habits. Persons wishing to receive either
Of them will apply at the next meeting Of the
Board, al The Poor Ilnuse Of Edgefeld District
on Tuesday after the first Monday i'll July next
April ii eow3m ii
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SHERIFF"S SALE.

BY virtue OF sundry wrils Of icri facas
p to me directed. ] shall proceed IL
sell at Edgefed Courl House. on The first
Monday and Tuesday in May next. The
following property IN the following case,
viz:
Collin Rhodes and Samuel Posey vs..
Martin Po,eyi Collin Rhodes vs The Same;
R. c. Fowke vs. The Same; one thousand
acres OF land, more ur less, adjoining lands
of Francis Posey, Collin Rhodes. and
others, on which are Saw and Grist Mill,
also. tho following Negro slaves, viz -
Louiza, and her FIVE children, Whltlon
Nicy, Hulda, Cely. aud Doc. Candis. ALA,
Emily, 3eIhena, Mary. William. Henry.
Luke, Zion, Shade and Jacob, also, six
head of mules, ard TWO bay horses, aud
one Wagon and gear.
George Porro,t vs.. Elizabeth Garter,
one thousand acres Of land more or less,
where the Defendant lives, adjoining lands
Of John Wise and o'hers. Terms cash.
S. CHISTlE, S. E. D.
April 10, 4t IL
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IA C. "A Is I'D

THEIlE Undersigned have associated llIen.-
a. selves for the purpose dl transacting n
GeaeraI COMMERCIAL Business. and take great
pleasure in announcing to their friends and the
trading community AT large, that they are now
receiving and opening at their new Room.
GLANDS Curner,) largo and entirely new
Stuck of Gunds. which liave been carefully se''
lected BY both Of lis from, Tho latest arrivals in
Charleston and the Northern Markets.
Our Stuck comprises every article usually
kept for the trade
We deem it sureihnous 10 onnmeraie nrtl-
clrs and TO make promises and pledges, ,as III
what we will or will mt d.. But confident
that we can please even the most laslldeons,
we most respectfully invite n thorough inspec-
lion Of our Goods aud prices. Determined to
merit, we confidently ask liberal share ol
patronage.
J. A. BLAND.
EdgefeId March %, If 10
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

pY virtue of sundry writs of Fieri Fo-
I'D cias. 10. me directed, | will proceed
to sell on Thursday The 10Th Of May, al
tile house Of Martin posey; on sbaw's
Greek, the following property in The lollow-
ing cases. viz:
S. F. ,Goode vs. Marin Posey. vari-
Gus other Plaintiff s-vs. the same, large
Stock of Cattle and Hogs. Household
and Kitchen Furniture. Also large lol
of Lumber al The Saw Mill. PLANTATION
and Blacksmith Tools, and various olhe!
articles mol mentioned.
Terms Cash.
$. CHRISTIE. s. e. D.
4nrI II. d. IS
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Lands for Sale.

TyHE Subscriber offers for sale valuable
q tract Of land, lying seven miles West of
EdgefisId c.. H., on the Abbevillc Road, con.
rni,ng $50 acres, $50 Of which are in woods.
The cultivated lands are we'll improved, aud
there is good Dwelling house, with all me-
cessnry OIL honses on the premises, in good
repair. Terms favorable for the purchaser.
JOSEPH FERGUSON.
Aprii IL, 3m IL
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Cheap EiQU0l'S.

yENHE Subscriber intending to abandon The
"A nafc of Arden, Spirits, offers for sale
his remaining Stock, low for Cash.
Fourth Proof Brandy mt $3.50, per gallon,
hladeira Wine 81 l.s71 Hnland Gin S2,75.
N. Z. Rum, 75c,s., Best Rye Whskey 81,
Reclifed Whiskey 624cts., all for Cnsh, and
that in no less quantities than three gallons:
g. II. JENNINGS:
nri 1S II l3
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Fashionable Dry Goods,

comprising complete assortment of Cling.
hams. Printed Lawns Bfocades, Linen
mud Wors,ed Boroscs, Black Lawns, Al.
pacas, Silks. Laces, Gloves aud Hosiery,
with very large assortment Of PRINTS
and LlNNEN GOODS. Also. large
LOT of Hafdwurd, Crockery. and Glass
Ware, Drugs. Paints, and Oils. Saddie'y,
Hats, Bonnets. Shoes and Boots, and a
choice lol Of GROCERIES.
Having good assorlmeu, OF every kind
and qualify of Goods usually kepl in q
Country Store. feel confident Of pleasing
all WHO may favor ne with Il call. My
Stock being much larger Than usual at this
Season, amauxiuus 10 reduce it, and
persons wishing to buy at io,0 prices, will
do vel Ito call hcfnre purchasing sewhere.
Cash Customers shall be ph aseh.
S. GOODE.
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Humber. foa. Sale.

YEyHE Subscriber will furnish the very best
.H Plank Or Lumber, of my kind at his Mi
on SIiuws Creek, 12imiIes from EdgeGed C.
II. for so cents per hundred cash, and 62d cents
where ,chnrged.
will also deliver Lumber nj or near Edge.
field Village, for SO per thousand cash.
MARTIN POSET.
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O. The columns Of the Press throughout
the country seem 20 be filed with notices Of
cures and specifics Tor all diseases flesh is heir
10, that one scarcely knows what to do in case
Of disease. for fear that in uaing one medicine,
another and better moy be overlooked. But
fom the remarkable. cures, high order and vas,
amoun, Of testimony daily brought under our
personal notice Of the extraordinary efficacy Of
DIR. ROGERS LIVERWORT AND TAR,
we are compelled TO regard the evidence Of our
senses, and confidently state that for COUGHS
and COLDS, and that llYDRY HEADED
MONSTER CONSUMPTION, we think this
preparation a safe, speedy and certain cure.
At all events we may say to orr iends--try it.
1t can be obtained at j. D. CHASE'S Apothc-
carries Hall, and if il does not help them, nolIl-
Ing will.
April 10, II 13
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will cling 10 The walls of tooth with won
derful tenacity, and will remain in mere
shells of teeth, without difficulty. 1t is
more easily applied than any other stop
ping, and can be made so near The color
Of a tooth as TO escape detection in The
mouth, except Oh close examination. lis
specific gravity is less than geld, aud near-
er that of the natural Tooth. II is, in lis
natural similar TO The tooth itself, aud pro.
fererable in many respects 10 metals OF
every description.
The inventor observes 1--WE believe
i, is destined ere long to revoluIonize the
practice of dentistry, with respect TO filling
carious leeth,-and 10 supply place
which nothing else has YET been able TO
fill, being more easily applied than metals
can be, both with respect TO The comfort
ofihe patient, aud lhe convenience of The
operator.
Il, will save n class Of Teeth hitherto
duoncd to inevitable destruction, and
thereby save vast amount Of human sul-
ferins.
Ii is much less expensive, and therefore
more extensively applicable than gold.
Farmer and Mechanic.
No TINE TO Woo Business Con-
traci.-The great Surgeon John Abernethy
is slated thus business like 10 have wooed
and won his wife. 1t is certainly very
sensible way, though no donht it appears
very odd to idlers, or persons OF sentiment
al minds:
Tho reported fashion Of his courlship
and marriage is extremely characteristic.
1t is said, that while attending lady for
several weeks, he observed those admira-
bic qualities in her daughter, which he
truly esteemed to be calculated TO make
the marriage stale happy. Accordingly,
on Saturday, when taking leave OF his
patient. he addressed her 10 tie following
purporI:-"Yon are now so well that ]
need no, see you after Monday nexr, when
| shall come and pay my farewell visit.
But in the meantime, | wish you aud your
daughter seriously TO consider the proposal
! am about 10 make. Ii is abrup, aud
nnceremonious. ! am aware, bul, The ex-
cessiye occupation Of my time. afford me
no leisure 10 accomplish what desire, by
the Most ordinary course ofa'enIion and
solicitation. My annual reccips amount
to C, aud can settle E-on my wife;
my character is generally known TO The
public; SO es you may readily ascertain
what il is. / have seen your daughter u
tender; affec,iouate assiduous aud careful
nurse, n gentle and lady-like member of
your family; such a person must beall
that good husband could cover, and !
nffer my hand and fortune for her accep-
tuncc. On Monday. when call, shall
expect your determination, for ! really
have uot time for The routine of courtship."
In this way however, the lad y was wooed
and won, and The union proved happy
one in every respect"
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Spring and ) I'm rli e:n'
C. d d ID s

THE Subscriber has just received from
Il. New York and Charleston, large
and well selected Stock ur
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EDGEFjELU DISTRICT.
-'----0 -'.H- : no -trtoIfIiTY Y--

liN ESE
pY JOHN HILL, Esq, Ordinary Of
I'D Edsedeld District:
Whereas Abraham Jones. hath applied
10 me for lelcrs Of administration, lie
bones non on all and singular the goods and
chatlles. rights aud credits of John Powe,
late Of The District aforesaid. deceased.
These are, therefore. TO cite and admon.
ish all aud singular, the kindred and credi-
tors of the said deceased, 10 be aud appear
before me, at our next Ordinary's Courl
for The said District, 10 be holden al Edge
field Court House on the 9th day OF
Arrl inst, to show cause, if any, why
The said administration should not be
granted.
Given under my hand and seal, This ll'h
day of April. in the year Of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and forty:
nine, and in the seventy-lhird year Of
American Independence.
JOHN HILL, o. f. n.
April RI 1919, 2t II
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ApriL 1S
Griswogd's Cotton Gins.

WAVE would respectfully say to those wish
wv ing 10 procure NEW GINS of snpe-
rior quality, that we shall keep constantly OIL
hand few of the above much approved Man
u(aclnre, which are offered TO The public on the
very reasonable terms Of The maker.
GEIGER s. KNIGHT,
Agent.
Hamburg, April II, 2n 13
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FULLER INSTITUTE.

FULLER INSTITUTE.
GREENWOOD, ABBEVILLE, sc.
YuNHE BUILDING hearing the above des'
z igna,on having been, with the whole "i
lis valuable furniture. totally destroyed by fire
on tho morning Of the Is, inst, the kind sym.
pahy of liberal public is strongly invoked in
favor of its reconstruction; and, in the interim,
its patrons and friends, are solicited 10 continue
and increase their patronage, very commoli
Gus and convenient house heing already pro-
cured for the continued instruction of the pres
ent pupils, and for the reception of all others
intending to join the Institution. Every de-
parlmenl is thoroughly, although temporarily,
supplied. n,>.,,,, ,,,,,a,,,
A,,iI1I If p
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Btsaler Lodge No. A7.

GF Regularmeeting Of this Lodge will
hs held on Monday evening next al Z
o'clock. EBERT BLAND, Sec.
April l5 Ii 13
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MEDICAL NOTICE,

nR. F.. r. TEAGUE mixes this method ef
~ informing thc citizens OF Edsefeld Vil-
lage aud vicinity, that he has made perma-
nen, residence here, fox the plitpose Of prac,i-
sing Medicine, Surgery and Obstetrics.
He has been engaged inan extensive practice
f"r the last i"nr years, in company with his faith.
er Dr. T. Teagne in Laurens District, and hopes
that, his experience and nuceasing nuen,iot,
TO the duties OF his profession, will obtain for,
hima share OF public patronage.
His office is next door 10 Col. Bauskett's CT
fee, opposite Mr.. Comp,y's Hotel. hs resi-
dence IS the house formerly occupied. by s. S.
TcmpkIns. Esq. near the Male Academy.
He may be found at his office n the day, and
residence as night, unless Professionally ensa-.
January II 1919, II Sc
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C0partnership Notice
Jan. II fS49
Economy is Wealth :

.ECUHfOEily rs VFCaatM
NNHE Subscriber most respectfully informs
u his friends and the public generally, that
he has located himself at Edgefetd c. House,
(next door to Mr.. Refo's Tin Shop and op.
posite The Spann, Hotel,) for the purpose Of
carry on the
Cabinet Making e. Repairing Business,
in all Of its various branches. He feels con-
fident in giving entire satisfac ac,ion TO those
who may favor MIN with call.
ROBERT BRYSON.
N. B.-FuNERALs furoished at the short
est notice and on accommodating terms.
March q, ls49 SIN 10
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Sugar and Coffee.

Sugar and Coffee.
II HID. Beautiful Light Brown SUGAR,
u twelve.pounts for $luO.
hid. Light Rrown Sugar, 14bs for 81,
Bags best Rio Coffee. llAbs. for 81,
/ Chest. best .Hyson Tea, 75cls, per lb.
2 bbls. Crushed Sugar. 12dc's: per pound.
Just Received at
r. CAUsSE g. CO.'S,
Cheap Cash Store.
April Is, # = I3
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IMPROVEMENT IN DENTlsTRY.-Me essrs
Hill and Blackman, OF Norfolk, CT, have
recently patented new invention in den>
tislry, which consists in producing com.
pound substance for filling carious teeth,
known as "Hi!l's Stoppings." possessing
the valuable characteristic being plastic
when introduced into the cavity of Tooth,
and hardening as soon as il is packed.
Il Is iasieless-inodorous, and lnnocuous
and as perfect protection as can be, being
completely inpermeablc 10 any fluids OF
the mouth, and subjecI 10 no chemical
change.
Il is comparatively non. conductor Of
heat and cold,-dues not shrink, nor be-
come discolored,-is very adhesive, and
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FLARE UP At 4 FASHIONABLE BOARD
ING HoUsE.-A curious expose took place
on Friday night at one Of The fashionable
boarding houses up town, which threw the
inmates into great state of excitement.
Ii appears that lady, with number oi
trunks, arrived in the city On Thursday
night, and took lodgings Il. The house in
question, She gave he namo of Shelly,
and announced herself as The wife Of a
wealthy planter of The South. Great al
tenlion was paid her until shc was intro
duced TO some of The upper len, and she
was heiress of The house until Friday night,
when gentleman, who hal just arrived
from the South, happening 10 call upon n
fr end who was boarder in the same es-
lablishment, was shown uIo room where
the planners vile was seated. Judge Of
his surprise, when he recognized in the
lady the keeper of house Of i'll fame, at
Augusta, Georgia. The lady molioned the
gent to say nothing. bu, he was no, to be
coaxed. and calling The keeper Of the
house, informed her of the character of
the lady. The good landiady was horror
stricken, and bessed.that The mailer might
be KEEP, secret; but The story had go around
the house. and the excitement was great.
A policeman was sent for, but heIore he
arrived The matter was settled, by The lady
expressing willingness 10 depart quietly.
A carriage was sent for. aud the soi disant
planters wife departed for a mansion more
suitable to her exalted slalion.-New York
Star.
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TnEAsURER's WEEKLY STATEMENT
The United States, Treasurer's weekly
statement. published in. the Washington
Union, shows the amount Of public muneys
on deposit, subjec. to The order Of the Sc
erelary Of the Treasury. TO be Sc, OBS, ,469-,
56. Oh this sum there is on deposit The
following amounts at the repositories nam
ed
Assistant Treasurer, N. York, SJ,6lO,3s7
Depository. Baltimore, So'So4 M
Assistant Treasurer, N. 0. i,4ol .so2
Mint, Philadelphia, oSo'llo
The scat Of government for The territory
of Minesosa is 81. Paul's, W. w. Wypap
has Issued prospectus for a newspaper.
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Edgefeld, March %,
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1849-03-10


about 4 feet deep, at and about Leech Lake
and the head of the Mississippi, the snow
was about six feet deep-at Crow Wing not
over foot of snow, but at 81. Paul IL was
eighteen or twenty inches, and about that
det5th 10 this place. He came through to
Crow Wing With two half-breeds on snow
shoes, With two dog trains, in Is days, hay-
ing been detained three days on the way by
sickness. !.
He saws he was with Col. Fremont in
California iD 1896, and knowing that some
surmises were ahoat that the reason why
Col. Fremont had gone to that country to
make further explorations on his own &C
count--noW that he was dismissed from or
rather refused TO remain in the army-was
that he discovered the gold when he was
there. but chose to keep it TO himself for his
future benefit which surmise was strength
ened by the course mr. Benton took vi the
Senate in reference 20 selling the gold lands;
and also from the announcement that Mr.
and Mrs. Benton would accompany Mrs.
Fremont to Panama, on her way to join her
husband at San Francisco, and possibly that
h. would accompany his daughter to the
latter place. | saw, knowing of these sur
misses, | inquired of Mr.. Cazoe whether
Col. Fremont discovered the gold when he
was there in 1916 and 8, and he assured me
that he did and that with the % men whom
Col. Fremont sent home in 1916, he sent
TWO boxes of gold, weighing about so lbs,
which were delivered to Col. Benton in St.
Louis.
Whether Col. Fremont reported this dis
coyery to our Government, or not, have
not vet seen stated. Some in telligent gen.
tlemen suppose that he did, but that the
Government kept it back from publication.
| ;hink most likely that the knowledge of the
existence of gold in that region, was greatly
conducive to the late war with Mexico, aud
the eagerness to obtain the country in which
it was found.
As for the truth of Mr.. Cazoe's story,
cannot vouch, as he is stranger. But as
he has the appearance of an intelligent and
truthful man, and as severn important points
in his story are corrohor ted by published
and accredited facts, am inclined to give
credence to the idea that Col. Fremoht's
keen eye discovered the mineral, and that
he had more of gold in his eye in returning
to that country, than TO further exploie
what he must have seen the most of before.
And having confidence in his honor and in
tegrty to the Government under which he
was employed, the probability that the Gov
ernment had knowledge OF the discovery is
very strong and if so, that it had an hfu-
ence in producing the war and conquest of
the country. CRAW FORD.
Prairie du Chen, March Z.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1849-03-10
Congress.
WAr-r,NcrnN

w ASHiNGToN, req. 70.
SENATE.--The credentials of Mr Wales
of Delaware in place Of MIR. Clayton, were
presented. Mr.. Wales appeared and took
his seat.
Mr Webster was appointed on the FL
nance committee III place of MIR Clayton.
Mr.. Dickersou presented the credentials
Of Mr.. w. II. Seward
MIR. Fitzpatrick presented a joint resolu-
ton proposing to confer on Gen. Scott the
title of Brevet Lieut.. General, in coasid-
Grafton Of his gallant conduct and brilliant
services during the Mexican Campaign.-
The resolution having been read the first
and second time. Mr.. Hale objected to a
third reading and the resolution was laid
aside.
MIR. Ilusk volunteered in defence of Mid
shipman Rodgers, in reply to MIR. Breese.
Mr.. Walker addressed the Senate on his
amendment OF the General Appropriation
Bill, proposed to extend the Revenue Laws
of the II. S. over California.
HoUsE.-A resolution enquirng into the
expediency Of printing 10000 copies of the
annual report of the Commissioner of Pa
tents was agreed to.
Tie consideration of the p. o. Bill occu-
pied the balance of the sitting.
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THE WISCONSIN HERALD.
LANCASTER, WISCONSIN,.
SATURDAY, MARCH 10, 1910.

VOLUME SEVEN.-The Herald has
now been published six years-being the
oldest newspaper in the western part OF
Wisconsin. Upon review of our sub
scription book to ascertain the amount OF
losses and delipquencies by subscribers who
have never paid for the paper, we find a
very large aggregate, which, if it had been
honestly paid, would have left this press
quite free from embarrassment. The course
which necessity compels the publisher OF
the Herald to take in future, is plain:-
SUBscRIPTIoEs MUST BE PAID IN ADVANCE,
EITHER IN CASH OR BARTER, IN EVERY IN
STANCE. After the coming term OF the court,
we do not intend to issue another paper from
this office, until it is paid for. Whenever
II subscription is out, the paper will he stop
ped. No matter how responsible the sub
scriber may be, our rule will be uniform,
without respect to persons. All who are
indebted at this office, have notice to settle
up before the close Of the Spring term of
the court. All who are found in arrears af-
ter that time, will be ut once sued without
exception.