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CAUTION,
FROM THE hos RON cHRoNoTYrR.

I'VE great popularity Of Ws'ars asam or Wild Cherry
n has induced some mcrcenary individuals IN various
parts OF the country 10 compound quack norrumH
purpose " dsceivng the public and raising money
weesrDed reputation Of this truly valuable medicine The
Interests OF the proprietor cannot suffer II he but keep
the public Informed against the false
to be palme oil In the Of the Wild Cherry for certain
IL 10 that medicine proved emeacions IN long
catalogue Of the most diseases that human flesh
heir TO- or preserved the health and life Of
sands 81 our rsee, M has DR. WstsrA Bassn Mr. SET
W. FOPLE, Druggist No. I3S Washington street, IL the
sole proprietor Of the ORIGINAL receipt for the
OF the genuine med cine and supplies roth hoesae and
retail. and of whom aQsl "a AL lie al
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THURSDAY. JANuARY 81 $50.

Mr.. Wood of Ohio announced in appropriate
terms the death Of RodolPhus Dickinson, mem
Der of the House from Ohio, who departed this
life last March Thee - -----ss!x .,.As ysx1o
passed, and the House adjourned
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For the National Era.
SABBATH EVENING.
BY MISS PHGgE CAREY.

Soft, slaDting from the rosy west,
Falls the long shadow Of the hill,
And on my heart, at morn so sad,
Lies the same heavy burden still.
For mercy here, at earliest light
In asonizing prayer cried,
Yet light beholds me, as the morn
Rebellious and-unsanctifed.
Aud have lived, O l. I'd, 20 see
Thy sun another Sabbath set,
Yet feel at this most solemn time,
My hour Of pardon comes not yet
One little day asked of Thee,
And 10! Thy mercy gave me one;
How shall dare TO raise my prayers
Again for favor TO the thrNne!
How can ask Ssviour's love
To intsrcede for me again,
When pleading, pleading in my heart,
still have heard his voice in vainY
see him sighted, sorrowing stand,
With heavenly mercy on his face,
And feel, and know, that this may be
The closing offer Of his grace
Child Of unnumbered tears and prayers,
How dark, how dread my guilt has been,
Since human love, and love divine,
Have failed to keep my feet from sin!
know my soul is hurrying down,
Blndly and darkly, to the tomb;
and when shebOek Of life is closed,
. God thou only know'st my doom!
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JUDGE JAYS LETTER TO BISHOP IVES.

LETTER to the Right Few L. SillnAn Ives. Bishop Of
"A the Protestant Episcopal Church n the State Of North
Carolina occssned by his late address, To the Convention
Of his Diocese by WILLIAM lar Third edition.
The readers VI this sseelrBt ami interest
ing letter published In the Nstions Era IN sa7 OH lie
pleased know that IL has hsso handsomely ssereoyred,
the Erection Of the Executive COMMITTEES Of the Amer
Iran foreign Aptssvery soctv 10 for sale
ct ga per hundred, or three cents single
ORDERS accompanied by the cash. and directing by What
conveyance thsy may be Forwarded VII he sxecu
cd by WILLIAM HAkNtnl
APRIL IL 81 John Street. N. - Vork
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From The Richmond (va) Wing.
THE SOUTHERN CONVENTION.

The joint Committee made its report yesterday,
which will be found in our columns Ii IL under.
stood to be a compromise Of conflicting views. and
rs such we Gre willing to waive minor objections
and accede to it's adoption. IL might probably
have been the wiser plan not to have proposed
any action without first having obtained the sane
ton Of the people But the action here proposed
il not conclusive, is not State action and is not
necessarily binding. Besides, the remedies con-
templated are all under the Constitution The
Union is not TO be assailed directly or indirectly.
That is left to our Northern brethren. The main
remedy looked 10 In the event Of Southern Con-
vention is the commercial independence Of the
South. Of that we are In favor, irrespective Of
Northern aggression, and IL II can be brought
about by this means, 30 much the better
When we suggested this expedient, last week,
ne the most effective mode Of arresting existing
and preventing future aqgressions, II met with the
decided opposition Of the Enquirer. We are hap
py TO fud, that that paper yesterday turned a
somerset, and Is now fully OF our opinion.
BY union and harmony among ourselves, we
shall, in all probability, cause our assailants to
pause and If we fail in that, we shall soon by
the means proposed, place ourselves in position
TO be independent OF them.
We hope the resolutions may, upon full consd-
Grafton, be found to commend the support Of eve
ry member Of the Legislature They are to be
taken up next Tuesday.
Never was a scheme killed 40 dead az that ia
nous project, which the Committee introduced
two weeks ago, and which Messrs. Conway and
Claiborne tried to rush through the House. We
have not seen a man from the country, and we
have made 1t our business TO inquire, neither have
we heard Of one, who was in favor Of that scheme.
On the contrary, II has been received everywhere
with most decided marks Of disapprobstion. A
meeting WAS called In Lynchburg-not a dozen
could be got together. Another in Fluvanns--it
shared the same fate Another in Goochland-
where, resolutions being offered, they were post
pon,d md,favely.
The bare idea Of q dissolution Of the Union Is
abhorrent to the people Of Virginia They have
no thought Of abandoning their rights under the
Constitution - neither have they any thought
Of intrusting their destinies to nineteen men In
Nashville. They have better rsmsdies for oil
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THE M0TIIER-IN-LAW.
A STORY OF THE ISLAND ESTATE.

by MRS EMMA d. Il. soUTHwoRTH
In the Era OF the 22d Novembers original
story by Nrs Southw rth under the foregoing title which
viii run through several successive numbers Of the paper
I'LL completed An edition this number IL printed 50 a.
to fnrnsh back numbers to subscribers who may
In their subscriptions promptly.
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their grievances IN the Union than they would have
on OF II, and they intend to ex hsust them. They
Ieave the game Of disunion TO Garrison & Co
and their allies.
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THE GENUINE AND ORIGINAL
Dr.. Wiuar's BaIsnm Of WiU Cher,


Has been EXTENSIVELY UNINTERRUPTED IN
Pbsde hs and thousand bottles Of the spurious I'm
stica thrown into the market extensively circulated
This 10 10 caution desers and ths pubr generally sgns
purchasing any other than that having the written
tnre Of BUTTS on the wrapper
Price one dollar per bottle SIX bottles for FIVE dollars
For sale by s. PATTERSON, Washington, d. C., and
Druggists generally, everywhere. Feb
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CORRESPONDENCE OF THE NATIONAL ERA,

To the EdlOr ofthe National Era 4:
Please publish my declinature, as | deem it due
to myself and the world that my po sition should
be known am independent at present, but in.
tend TO connect myself with some ecclesiastical
body, when ! have an opportunity of doing 30
with one agreeable to my views Respectfully,
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wAsarHsron, December n ls45.

or all the Periodical Jonrnais devoted TO literature and
science which abound In Europe and In this country this
has appeared TO me to be ths most useful II contains In
deed the exposition only Of the current literature Of the
English language; but this, by hs immsn eytsnt and
Inc udss portraiiurs Of the mind
the utmost expsusiOp Of the present age
ia. ADAMS.
Published weekly, ct six doliars yssr,by
X. LrTELI co,
Corner Of fremont and Bromneld streets Boston.
or For sale by JOSEPH sHILLIN0TON. corner Of
and half street and Psnnsy vsna avenue Washing
ton.
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MARRIAGE.

In CascO, Maine, January 20, 1850, by r. M.
Webb, Esq, Mr.. ALVIN HAIL to Miss LYDIA r.
WINsLow
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UNCONsTIrUTIONALIrN OF SLAVERY.
DY LYsANDER SPOONER. Parts ist and ID. Publish.
ID ed BY Bela Marsh 25 Corh Boston; and for sale At
the publishers prices the Dspo~itovy ofths American and
Foreign Anti Slavery Society New York. Price, 3 cents
each part, or 80 cents bound together.
WILLIAM HARMED, Agent,
August l0-lsm 81 John street.
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NEWSPAPER AND CONFESSION Aegysy.

NEWSPAPER AND COMMISSION AGENCY.
i u. hall, Letter X AroostOok county Maine hept
Tor uodeys Ladys Book, GrShamis Sartan's and ~.
,erson LAdy aonal Mage ZINES, National Pictorial H.
SrIy oearss Pictorial Magazine chronological and Water
Surs Journals, Scientific American Boston Museum Van
p p,soe' Nnroaotybe Portland Transcript Olive Branch
Rambler National Era Thursday Sketober New EnSIsnd
Wsshingtonisn, cabinet and Ath.neuin Jeerpouiap Pr.
esialUis Observer Sc !"
Subscriptions received and ur0mptIv forrarte5 ~, a..
V'No or per'odHai W the Union Feb 4-ly
Gr Looking over our Prospectus for Is49, we
thought we could not do better than embody the
larger portion Of it, with some amendments, in
the form Of New Prospectus for $50, which we
here subjoin Those Of our editorial brethren
who may choose to notice it, will confer a favor
that shall be reciprocated
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TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1850.
SENATE,

In the Senate, Mr. Clay's Compromise Resolu-
tions were taken up. He spoke until near four
o'clock; without concluding he gave way for
motion TO adjourn
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HOUSE OF REPR ESENTATIyE

The Senate chamber and galleries were crowd
ed more closely than we have ever seen them be-
fore.
HOUSE OF REPR EsENTATIvES.
The House adjourned to-day in consequence of
the announcement of the death of one of its men,
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CONGRESS-.
THIRTY-FTRST CONGRE@-FIRST SESSION.

We have given ON the first page of the Era a
full account Of the proceedings in the Senate,
"Wednesday and Thursday, ooh and 3lst) The
Senate adjourned over from Thursday to Mon
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1850-09-26
TESTIMONIALS.

REV. f. w. sEHoN-REv- E. STEVENSON.
The following is verbatim copy Of certi-
fcate now in the possession of the proprietor
of BULBS Sarsaparilla. Rev. L. w. Sehon is
widely and generally known as an eloquent
and accomplished Pastor of the M. L. Church,
and Rev. Il. Stevenson has been known as one
of the most talented and Jealous members that
the Kentucky Conference could boast of for
many years-and at this time is filling the high
and responsible station of agent for the M. E.
Book concern. Can the world produce better,
or more satisfactory testimony in favor of my
medicine?
Louisville, May 90, 1919.
We have used John BULBS Sarsaparilla, and
have known it to be used with entire satisiac-
ton; and we have no hesitation in stating that
we believe il TO be safe and valuable medi-
cal compound, and calculated TO produce much
good, and relieve much suffering; and there
fore, would cheerfully and most earnestly re-
commend it to the afflicted.
ISignedl =. w. SEHON.
L. STEVENSON.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1850-09-26
SIHERIFF,S SALE.

DY virtue of fieri facias execution issued
+ out of the Office of the Clerk of the Cir
cult Court, in and for the county of Grant, and
State of Wisconsin, and to me directed and de-
livered, in favor of Roswell Marsh, plaintiff,
and against the goods and chattels, lands and
tenements of Timothy Tanning, defendant, |
have levied upon all the right, title, interest,
claim or demand which the said Tanning had
on the fifth day of August, A. D., 1850, or at
any time afterwards, in ard to the following
described land and premises. TO wit: Lots num-
Der three and four 6 and A, also the SOUTH
west quarter Of the southeast quarter of section
number thirty-two (32,) town number one a.
north of range number two Cd west of the
fourth principal meridian, in said county, which
win offer and sell at public yeLdue, to the
highest bidder. for cash, at the outward door of
the Court House, in The town of Lancaster, in
said county Of Grant, on the 18th day OF Octo-
Der, 1850, between the hours of ten O'Clock A.
NJ. and four O'Clock P. M. of said day, to Sat-
isfy said execution and costs.
MAT. WOODS, Sheriff
Grant County, Wisconsin.
Sheriff's Office, August 9th. 1850. 66t6
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SHERITF,S SALE.

10y virtue OF two executions issued out 81
ID the Office of the Clerk of the Circui
Court, in and for the county of Grant and
state Of Wisconsin, and to me directed and
delivered, in favor Of Henry Polar, plain
tiff, and against the goods and chatteis. lands
and tenements of William Davidson, defendant.
have levied upon all the right, title and inter-
est, claim or demand, which the said William
Davidson had on the 30th day of March, A
ID. 1916, or at any time afterwards, in and to
the following described land and premises. to
wit: the undivided one half of the north east
quarter of the south east quarter of section
coy twenty, and the undivided one half of the
south west quarter of the north west quarter Of
section number (21) twenty one, both tracts Of
land in township number three (3) north Of
range number one % west, of the fourth
principal meridian, in Sid county, which |
will offer and sell at public vendue, to the high
est bidder for cash, at the outward door Of
the Court House, in the town of Lancaster.
in said county of Grant, on the 2sth day Of
September, A. D.. 1850, between the hours of
iline O'Clock in the forenoon and the setting Of
the sun of said day, to satisfy said execution
and costs.
MAT. WOODS, Sheriff
Grant County, Wisconsin.
Sheriff's Office, Aug 18th, 1850. 6lt6
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Taking the Census.

Ii is well known that some rich
scenesn occur during the progress OF the
census taking; and the following is "one
Of EN-" which the writer, an eye and
ear witness, vouches for:
SIS the head of the family home ~
asks the inquiring marshal.
g There's the devil, with his book
again, for the d'rectory!'' shouted a
junior of The family, to the maternal
bead, above stairs, who presently APP
pears.
"Is it the heads Of the family we want,
sure? but last week we wanted our names
for the directory, an now ye want our
headsl A free country, sure, when ones
head isn't safe Be oil, an bad lack till
We, an all like ye!"
After some explanation, the questions
in order were asked,
" Who is the head Of the family 2"
"Ann Phelin, yer honor, the same in
ould Ireland for ever"
How many males in the family?"
Three males day, an praties for
dinner an"
I" But how many men and boys ~
"Och, why there's ~ ould man an boy
an three children that died five years
since, heaven rest their souls, the swatest
Jewels that liver"
But how many are now living z"
oneself an me daughter Judy, ye see,
an jewel of a girl she is, indeed"
Have you no men in the family Z"
"Sorra the one; the ould man works
hard by day, and Patrick is not home at
all but to his males and bed"
How many are subject TO military
duty pa
" Niver one. Patrick and the ould
man belongs to the lmmets, and sure,
finer looking sowlgers were niver born /;
did We not see them the day the ould Gin
eral was burid? 'Twould have made
your heart beat TO sec two such gintale,
well behaved boys"
+" How many are entitled to vote 2"
Why the ould man and meself, and
Judy and warent il we that beat the
natives and wings an all, and clieted ould
Gineral Jackson over EN- all Z Sorra
the day when he died and disappointed
us all, for fine man was he"
GLOW many colored persons in your
familyp''
Mayors, did We name nagers? Out,
man, and don't be after insulting me =
Out, man, an nivcr ask me for me senses
agin, yer out Of yer senses, yerself. Be
gone an don't bother me.-N Y. Pic.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1850-09-26
Diseases arising from the use Of mere,,r,..

Diseases arising from the use Of mercury.
Pain in tie side and shoulders dyspepsia.
Weakness of The chest pulmonary affecf;,-..
And all other diseases tending to produce c.
SUMPTION !; Liver Complaint;
General debility; syphilis lumbago, dronsv.
Female Irregularities and complaints Colds.
Coughs sick and nervous headache;
Exposure or imprudence in life; low spirits.
Chronic constitutional diseases; night sweats.
And as spring and summer drink and gener.i
tonic for the system and gentle and pleasar-
purgatiue, ii is Superior to Blue Lick or Con,
gress mater, Salts or .Seidiifz Founders.
Sold Wholesale and Retail by JOHN BULL.
at his principal Office, 81 Front street, Louis,
vile, KY, and by Druggists generally in the
city and country.
nFor sale by DR.. J S. RUSSELL, Plctte.
rifle, Wis. Civ
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PlatteviEie and Prairie du Chen
REGULAR
TRI-WEEkLY LINE OF STAGES

T1HE subscriber having obtained the contract
1 for carrying the mail from PlatteFliie;
Grant county, to Prairie du Chen. Crawford
county. Wis. would inform the public that De
has fitted up his coaches in a superior style,and
stocked the road with good horses, to meet the
wants of the travelling public.
This stage leaves Platteville every Monday,
Wednr day and Friday, after the arrival of the
mail from Galena, at ? P. NJ, and arrives at
Lancaster same day at 5 p. NJ. Leaves Ian
caster Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, at
g O'Clock, 4. NJ, and arrives at Prairie da
Chen same day at O'Clock P. NJ.
Leaves Prairie du Chen every Monday, We'd
nesday and Friday, at o'clock, A. NJ. Of said
days, and arrives at Lancaster same day, at 4
P M. Leaves Lancaster, Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays, at A. NJ. and arrives at Platte
vile at 10 l-2 O'Clock A. NJ
This stage intersects with Frlnk & Walkers
Galena and Madison Line. at Platteyille.
p. B0RETTE 2
Nav 90, Is49. III
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NOTICE is hereby given, that on the 18Th
y day of August, A.. D., 1850, the UNDER
signed were appointed by the County Court in
and for Grant county, Wisconsin, Commission
ers to receive, examine and adjust all claims
and demands Of all persons, against the estate
of Phillip Charles Gilman, late of said county,
deceased; and that six months from the said
10Th day of August are allowed all creditors
to present and establish their claims against
said deceased. The undersigned do hereby
appoint the 18th day of December next, and
the 18th day of February next, between nine
O'Clock in the forenoon and four O'Clock in the
afternoon, at the office of Geo. w. Lakin, in
Platteylle, Grant county, Wisconsin, the times
and place for attending TO the duties assigned
to them.
JAMES DURLEY.
[67t4l GEORGE W. LAKIN.
Plafteyille. Grant Co. Wis, Aug. Goth. 1850.
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Better tesiimonythan was ever offered
i'm favor of any Medicine.
From Or. Names N. No0T

From DR.. James VI. Moore.
Nh. JOHN Bull: | have no hesitation IN
aying that believe your Sarsaparila TO be the
,est article ever manufactured for the cure of
crofnla, syphilis, and many other Cutaneous
md Glandnlar affections. having used il with
,ntire success in a number of the above cases.
]. NJ. MOORE, NJ. ID.
Louisville, Dec. %, 1917.
What DIR. Pyles, Physician by appoint
ment to the Louisville Marine Hospi-
tai, SAYS of Bulls Sarsaparilla:-
louisville. March 20, 1919.
| have examined the prescription for the
PREPARATION of John BULBS Sarsaparilla, and /
believe The combination to be an excellent one,
md wei calculated to produce an Alternative i'm
preston on the system. Ihave used it both in
public and private practice, and think it the
,est article of sarsaparilla in use.
NJ. PNLisS, N. D., ReSideaf PhysieiGR
at fhs louisville MaTins Hospital.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1850-09-26
PETITION FOR DIVORCES.

STATE OF WISCONSIN,
Grant County, SIS.
Circuit Court, Grant County, October Tsrm,.a
ID. 1850.
Edward Alling, }
Is: Petition for Divorce.
Jane Alling.
TEyHE above named, defendant, Jane Alling,
/ will take notice, that the above named
complainant, Edward Alling, has filed his Pc
tition in said Court, for divorce from the
bonds of matrimony with her; and that nnless
she appear in said Court, at the Court House,
in Lancaster, in Grant county, Wisconsin, on
the 10th day of October next, being the AN
day of the October Term, 1850, at ten O'Clock
A. NJ. of said day, at which time and place
hearing win be had, and plead, answer or De,
mur to said petition, decree, pro confesso, VIII
be taken against her, said defendant
this Sd day of September, 4. d., 1850.
EDWARD ALLING.
GEO. W. LAKIN, SOL for petitioner. oIt4-
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TESTIMONY like The folroping,r renders

I tn Osf 7 titV tFtV ] O'tOtOt7Ft y e'tEIVs
superfuouS all comments on the efficacy
of Bulls Safsap0rilla:
From DR.. l.. p. Yandell. Professor Of Chemis-
try in the Louisville Medical College.
81 have looked over the list Of ingredients
John BULBS Compound Extract Of
Sarsaparilla, and have no hesitation in saying
that they form safe compound, and one that
promises well in chronic diseases, to which it
Is applicable.- l.. p. YANDELL, NJ. d.
Ionisyille. June 6. 1888
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1850-09-26

Additions are being made to Stewards
great dry goods establishment in Broad
way, N. York, which will cost $4,000
II will be 5 stories high and occupies the
entire square. The front is 1913 feet.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1850-09-26
Tiss .lh9ieiHs, ,rAen used according 10 d.
recfionS. 1eiH cure scifi0uf fail,

Scrofnla or Kings Evil; Cancers. Tumors;
EruptiOas Of the skin; eTysipelas; scaldhead
Chronic sore eyes; ringw0rin OF letters;
Pains Ia the bones or joints salt rheam;
Old sores and ulcers; swelling Of the glands;
Diseases Of tSe kidneys loss Of appetite.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1850-09-26
More Testimony from DR.. Moore.

Nix. JoHx BvLL: an using your Sarsapa-
riIla in several new casss of scrofula, and with
happy effect. am now confident It Is one Of
the most effeacioas medicines that can Be made
for that disease. J. II. MOORE, n ..
Winchester, KY, Feb. 1, 1913.
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PLY THE HAMMER!
HEAR YET HEAR YET

1L-AR = -.4.ssrf
UyHE undersigned has placed his ns g..-x.
accounts II the hands Of ). o. -.
ESo.. who Is authorized ard directed e - i
the sane without delay. Mr- ClarA ~
found at all tines at The once o. ). A, 1r1S ,
Der. Esq 1Aeabo ~ s@sf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1850-09-26
GRANT COUNTY DELINQUEl
Office of the Clerk of the 30

LANCASTER. tHANT OUUNI 2
NvOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, to all those
~ described tracts Of Land and Town Lots, sol
for the faxes due and unpaid thereon for said yea
ls45. remain unredeemed in this Office.
Now therefore, unless the Taxes, Interest and
tract herein described and the costs OF advertsin|
in six months from the date hereof, the same WI
Costs and Charges. FL
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1850-09-26
EgREAPERSl REAPERStl=EE

TWO al HUzZEY'S REAPESS and Moving Machines
| fer sale Ay II. r. BEEBE
Pla;eTis June 18th 1880 5ot4f
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1850-09-26

SsTRAN-Takea up BY the subscriber. the 9Th day d
August 1850. az my residence. IN the town Of FennlmoTe
Grant County Wis. dark chestnut MALE, supposed to be
three years Old with the right hind foot white and small white
spot his face also the nose which the can have
hy complying with tie law JOHN BONDEN.
FenniuSors Anrlssf sSfh. 1850 6StsSf.75i