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Mackenzie, Of TIE k1lifa iOhiol TeHfHrs rcHtgrsf
away II, N home, irio country town Mount Glesd II
sid short time since where they had Mayor and Al
an against Lrrse racing. As he likes 10 Oe fgI
n an, ard show of I'll he wss engaged n 10 move
nent When hv stVpp-d by the Marshal taken before
the MAYO and Sn-d. H. paid up manfay, mounted and
rode very slow, sssng every bdv be met Aers "a o0rP
ration he Having satisfied himself hs clear OF
ana the lAr h. put spurs 20 his Bac-phds and M Edit
CTS on, Northwest should set = better example
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made into coal barses the engine, will BE-

4. two and made into coal barges the engines will be
IN smother v~-s-
- general opinion suonx wellinf rmsd steamboat
e hist no explosion i.r,k p'ss- bat TIA IN brace.
II cut sxs, <i'b IN. wsprif-th4 how Of the sloOp
- As . wedge free re bo,l-r over
~ rrpristors have s-rt parfe. 10 70 SCUM for the
<boi.r and, If ssful IN hnding H. tney vii en-
,r t. have il raised aud doubt will Prov It % b.
lpi frzcture except Ahsre the bowspni OF the soop
sihrcugh
ASKS The reporter oi The TrtbuHe return their
,nenis 10 the propre,ors Of the Poughkeepse Press
A. fsvors shown them the reports Of the evidence
Is they arrived from Clinton Point, SCI Also to Capt
.xon. Of the Rslrosd Depot asd Mr. Vincent, Of the
Il ssnCp
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CITY ITEMS.

EvrEPTALSNE> -, rHIs EVENSG
TsF RsvL F.suLT a ssp-.r Sbos t-1saI O. 'sre'f OF
U~cLf Pc. C.s's Al tse s-osdvaY r. 40, Our -
src husn Oi.1n.7 o.. n.
poSSfEErTs PrzFozSISG NoNEETs. tais sT-nins
ln 80 ..ter--rr IS -l-es poJ1-2r -e--n.--rs
COPS N~srssL DeIu@.rols 70 tti oV,l"I'
hUcEL'ys NEw-OsLEASs sEaESAosSs-No ~ 5-osdNy-
baSvssrs PaSos,wA - holy La>D-No - 5roal-r
FEsSCoSrs sce. srrn'n ,1d -'elnS
NasHfSGros iiEcUs-P.r.1r-snces geraoon ~ -Traht
hsfNaS bELGsS GALLERY II Pun-ns.-No ~ 5Fo'a'C
CssRLFs - V ts41er Pc-triif-N 50 broaf~V
hsFWERs NfET WosLD. - 10 ~ brr.irN
"a l. WV fA-acr
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RtcFrTioS pY TBy PRgsIDE>T oF The MINISTER REsI-
DiNT TK BEEMEs.-We take pleasure inserting
columns the suti"ined rpeerh, delivered By H,E X.
ScheceD the occasion o hs pr-euts il the N
ter ot Minister Resident of the Republic Of Benrn,
the 9th mt Although t-ri'"rsly Of the sn tsr oog
81 Europe. the Republic and free H4u--,'ic Cry
Bremen has important rel atoms with the United
States
TIE step which tbs, Government has taken in send
il hnuter R--id. Bt T." THE country with view
TO e1+bo that commercial Intercourse aud u
and strengthen the cOoal uDdsrsisn ing the
governments will be regarded with int Isl sod grtiict
ton by our citiz-us
IL VIII be perceived that the address Of the Bremen
voy indicates cordial sympathy with the Institutions Of
county We learn that the remarks Of President
reply TO the address though extemporsne1us Of
II mort cords. character and conceived IN very nappy
al appropriate terms:
Sir PhEslDisT The Senate of the Republic and frse
HaLseaic CITY Of Bremen his hpnored inc With omission
thu Government Of the United tho oh Of
Minister Resident. As il express ed my creden.
tx- hich deliver your Excel -ncy
the PIcp4 object "f tins mission contribute the
happily existing intimate commercial relations aud rDily
intercourse between the United aes of AMERICA aud
Republic OF Bremen, to mant An aud develop
~ much a. possible and Government Itsr- Itself
that Nour E1G-ltnoy will b- animated by 81 KIND and
friendly feelings toward Bremen as those entertained by
your predecessors.
Though Bremen is one Of the smallest States Of the Ger
COME oernton port OF Germany su,.ns as large
al int recourse with America herself She in miny
regaros Ike an Americ port and the banner of
the ancient little republic shows the stripes though
the stars the vi tue large sister republic
ths OF the IL t. l}r- mat Govern
meD Of this country directed the first American ocean
steamer line
Bremen citizens about 10 add IL this line two
stesu FRS which together with numerous American aud
! Bremen sailing v-ssrls viii convey active vAIaols
G. rnar euigrants by thousands 10 nercs aud take
turn c'g"-s ot American produce To LuroPs anI esp,
! cisly to Bremen.
M txising friendly relations between the two coun-
tries founded great mutual riond interests: aud
tn ugh this large and Oseriui republic does act require
,I ,i n lime. ON. ON tn DINER sid. o. III q IA
! an cure Your tXrelrcy VIII nevertheless regard Bre
r.r - q UstuL commercial confederate OF the CnI,ri
! Stat $
Ia ginning to day 70 oicate As the representative Of
Bremen the government "t your -rcei-n,y,
SURE H. Mr. President of my full cOuh i-ncs the
don q ,our goverDn,nt aud Of my arden. desire .li
Lo-avor To 10 the best Of my powers 10 m Tx
10. ni-,inb win which An hon0rsd the III ~ d1v~n
etaus r the ineTe, soi bntn u.tfes bniJa, Jlly IT,
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

COMMON CouSciL IrEMs-The Common Council met
lest evening Board o. Canvassers, 10 Determine the
result Of the Wa'er Election The jlh inst AID Dayton
and Human were APPOINTED Ganysssrrs who announced
The DIT has been prevouly given to the public.
AID Wyckof moved To- take up the Financi. Statement
on The ~ suing year which carried The only stsra
tor made WAS reduction of 900 ia the Salaries Account
An attempt made 10 Increase the yearly salaes the
Chief, Clerk captains assistants and policemen but fkled
on division.
AID Graham moved that the sumof 200 be sddet 10
the financial sisemsntf1 the purpose Of building City
AmHy. AID. Fowler moved an amendment 10 the effect
that IN view OF act pending In this Leg stature.
smencng the City Charter In certain particulars RELAXING
10 the propo.ed Armory that His Honor this Mayor b. re-
quested forthwith TO inform our Senator and R-presns
n, AZ Albany that these dments not sab ntsd
10 this Common Council for their consideration
they authorized by this Board and earnestly nest 'her
cooperation to defeat the same The whole subject vas
laid over.
deputaton consisting Of some forty male and female
repres. and members OF the Chocts@ nspn are
now soouning Bedford They attract considerable at
tentiOB.
TaxEs r. ~ RAISED FOR TIE ESsUIsO YgAR-The fol-
loving Of the amount Of taxes 70 he rails d
the fiscal ,ear commf ncog September is)j ga pre-
.erted 10 The Common Council At the last mest'ng:
70 y svass oon me ~. y ys md XII ad Kin W. Is q
- e s ,sS aoa he VI, ~Td Of %
T. = sya do aDos the Vita %sG nors Of Flushing
T. :: :s s eSSs .1 he SIl'S %'t
To Be- sysd upon the xh WEd south aid west Of Ham
i.tcrsy and u Van Brsnt~ N'@
ro..l............................. sss,Sis q
Ao.L
For ol ass.i 90 o. W. Ryios @
For Stsre.t on ELoan.............''.... 5So 20
siakfag Fund
prreioel On cans being snOunt required By the
sever.l at. cresrDg such loans % b used
10 Wshi5s,oa Psrk Bonds o GA
10 Hsrrifonsy. BoDds.. 900 %
Ian o. 1870
u Sol.. 100 %
BY charter, title 10, 1900
aea "
For
Fer CITY 400 .
For on City property Lag
k0r Co~n0n S1h0ox purDoses-sDecta-
II. No. s..
New ard building No 1850 %
FsiehinE ana f1rniabnE No 800
Payment a additional os purchased and for en-
p--<I... 80. - 7............... loo ~
Purchase Of .rs for No. le...........'... LSoO
upleuon OF stdir0p u No H.........::'. ~
Fir,.b,r - new bading No H.. 400
pgsic1ns as,~ sroeI Houe ", co
Te--,.s.r. school No H.. 7f 10
sehoel u Primaries 10 5,h Wafd.''..'........ 1900
Rent a rooms for Pnux1ss.. go ~
BajsDce Of Indebtedness winch occurred " ionner
sis.., md sss "a i: ne ss sins
- For Cosl-os Scsoof prrDoses-fcnsraL -
I'd Tp . 1rsss 1aI s% sspsnss. e m
ssszss
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WASHINGTON NATIONAL MONUMENT

CRYSTAL PALACES, Ssw-YoRK July 10. 1855
Contribute rs rscei' ed tas day ~
J l. BROwS, Agent.
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APrEAL on BEBArF ~ Jtsg IENtEEs NorHsR -
J.ie Trainer owing 70 the decision q Al aprigh llE-
has been rssru,d from temporal ruin. sad Dl4- N
her nora and educ ,tion all ~ cared f,r H-r fs,h-r
indu. "usly work At HI r. de and supports am--f sd
child. The parents s-,dny anxious TO restored
10 each other and I've with their chidr-n C1ar@s
Jane car not safely return Mobile Hsnrs tn boy T..
tree already but will require SEQ 70 ransom the mJhzr
The following copy Of letter lately received from thu
legal owner Of Emma Trainer addressed by him to her
husband:
MOBILE Jan. 2th 1853
"DEsE CrARLs Yoor letter vsa sa1
any pree &he here Ink ~ have s1qe ao.
rs tnt nsht knna Eod and have to- ofrsd s7ns
ut not from other II yoa he. .ens cheek
for re money AID Will En1 Of aeat n
oTtterEise a. directed a. FOR Jou Charles have axys bd
hsh tptn Ieeve you q be an boast .od rood enr.a.n
4o1 have coIs DE fAors Charles which have not ,rn AT
Charles h.. in BIZ. possession c4rdc Il giv-n nn ny
the Mayor Of Mobile, stating th.t his character good
&c, OF which tn f'ilo.ing j. true copy
MAYORS OFF CT. MosILE. June r. 1873.
The bearer II this Charles Trainer free Of color Be
bou.s Trustworthy TIN. request al persons permit him
aud repss. unnoseo the Western country and back
HI, plss,vfe jaws PIsRiNE
lS-sl Acting Mayor Of the City Of Mobile.
ss~urL Krsc Cl.rt oftbe Corporation ofMosls"
Tte ID rsgn.d appeal t. the friends Of fsaOm q
irbu the cum Of hundred dplArs - r@d--
Ifsin@r restore her be. husband and child II
lot a mmOn Oncs here. Charlie. i. CONFIDENT h.
eiih,r at the sub,crib-'s and viii b. acknowledged
IN tn Iribu1e such other daily lpers will
nCuLce IT. reception
wv G. PESSiscTs, Church in Prioce-st.
Laws TApp.s, "" - Besxn.us
T. ID CULVER No 1s9 BrOsd~.y.
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RUN LICENSES.
Twentieth Mnra-THIap Day.

TWenUtth " ara
Yesterday n. gr,Dtngs OF luther licenses for the TSen
tieh Ward took place Al the Mayors OH'e. AID. Peck
was in attendance also Capt H.nnegan with his let
places where liquor is sold in the Wari They grant.
ed follows
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100
The Committee Of opinion that suitcient smoan'
will be received from various sources toy lees Oh
or Street Commissioner, Inspector Of f.' .msI's Svo
or Of Taxes and Assessments, Mxks' bAAA' ha'Ne~
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CITY TANES-lsj3
How New-Y Workers Pay Cor Government The Con-
IrOIl,r's BudGeI.

Al e meeting OF the Board - supervisors la,' night the
Controller sent in his Annual Tax Lsl We append the
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Castle GARDES OPERa-There WAS good hou's OF
200 900 people to hear RoscrtO DIs'o al "a
ie Grd.. We have nothing to add to irst NOTICE Of
IT, ssbe cast was the same a. before-M-sdanes S)ntsg
S,.fanoue H4.sieurs Beaeventano. 5 yi &C. &c.
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jacob Brics 5o sfhsv y. McLsushn. ilth A. 39h
4. Green s CO oo5 West 5ls;st J. tsr Iij W-s
T. Seidsr sth - near ethay VI MrS as 4ri A..
NJ DUH tfhs T.. Oliulaa, 20 Nest -7th-s..
Nerce 80 a. 3rh-st. L. klguey 1-s Wet kld-s.
II Echlnger ~ W,s; 55th-st J $50 West 53i-.t
} Koeck ~ 8h-sy. }. hctran. 5tlst 3h-sv.
n ioft, 40 s;lrav. Love. % 9th
II Fling.r Shav sud Grh-si. q - YES. 5--st
A Houston, t9 NestSlsrg + Ant-nt.er. ji3 I'll az
Francs Worse, sthsv- made
bin ghboTs iha he eeps dsdsTy hls Morse s-
flsf such Laid
NJ LIONS cor llthav 57th. = Costello, s7thst
Heis eor Srh and nav. 4 Dll.a. l39 Wet
7. McktuIsn 3l2 West s7thst. E5erbe hav ald 5h
Y Murray. IS lCfh av J Russell. 81 NAV
b. OCoraor 9gthav 81 Sc1u.dt We.t 59tb-ss.
G 20 S5thst- Z Niihsms rs 7th-tr
J. Lehuclf ecoin ~ West 3oths HaFsoa f8j 7tl-av
J. Pie a. ~ Iith-av. z. STANLEY. IL West
Moore. ISL West oist J. Robinson - West bjthst
2. McCiowu art sth-ay. Saunders 10 Ne-t 5llst
4 D. 1.h- II VS. 3jhst. Wa Moon. 25i Wrs 55tlss.
A &, suaL 81 1th-sv. = KIP, SIC 81 sv.
b McGtr 81 ". hh-t " HlEhea 234 llsv
Pare, " - 3lst-st Z. 0uWul % " 81 .7thsi.
?. L Le,Iile 81 " e. S5hst }. GRAFT Is oth-av.
= Mill. o. Sh ~ J. boey. 81 1taav.
n harl,Il - Wet chs " Nastsrspn - l0,h-sv
&c Juhra slthsi Afth-aE " Ret - ht 8thav.
{ Nev-r 4 'f " 81 -6h =. J. N0nEes % West ? h--t
2 " slider 20 Nes 5sths; y Marphy. 80 M-st e-tA
T MeGuu~sar IS 27th-st y Mario Wee, 27tht.
" Berryui.p. S5th-st J. r. Ffzen 3th-av.
koBsysu. llthay and Ssth 81 Geo Bro~n. 40 lth-+v
McCa. Tan 20 loth-ty VI Sro~n, 7thsy- CT tth-st
{ tsh Is Fufons I'd Ward C. Fncke. 3ls West Tt-st
J. Swsstu. ~ eth-sv Sum1sers u Wes -5h-st
, hsrsy, W. Sota-sL JIM cor shaV snd Aths;.
Oi'fah Alg 6fh-av n es-riu - Ssh =.
Sr.hsm etf .. cor. Sth 81 P McGIIn, 80 lo-h-av
J fh-.v
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The weather Is highly enoy.le-no dog day y'st-'ay
bit cool and pleasant specimen of sepemoensn SUE
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S1RASeERs-The following persons wers among ihos
Who arrived At the
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very respectfully requested the sbo,-
nssrf OF We
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To SrRASGERs AND OTHERS The attraction Of tho
exceed that Of Columbian Hall No 81 Grand
display rich aud staple Dry Goods The popds
NJ p IOWLF Co Offering the ricls
Of Irds Grape >hsW plain black Broca and sum Sk
BaIess Pais rnted Jsc'ne Liwrs and 0hsf Dress
the kihbon OF the udug a M bat
the day receiving ant their
obtaining the they desired istsr
cell them prices ihan the o. importing Thsss
gods will be- freely b all and urged 70 buy
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RAILROAD EXPEDITION
. Y~E, Jv~e Is, 1853.

A. ESaov @ The n. Y. Tribune.
s Day Of lightning expresses and flashing teegraprs
10 even Of few seconds quicker than usual ought
AMY 10 be recorded; and more especially as the
s.sYIk and New Haven Railroad somewhat
us for performing QUICK nps-p articulsry o. Mon AZ
nrg when, after day ABSENCE City Merchants are
-fpus 20 be again al their business.
VEL the Communication train whlsh left Nav II wen THIS
ming at o'clock actually reached the Ctod st Depot
nalutes past thus performing the sn're distance
"a ns IN Al hours or trA- less thau II niles per hour
Hsry one expects ~ this time beat by this Raj
Mi ~ must wsit tn the management is ia the hands
hos Who are possessed Of energy, or more of a
.,o,iion Ia a ,cOnnod Re the public a COMNCTER.
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population consisting Of some forty male and female
natives and members OF the CbOctsE nation
now sjourning Bedford They attract considerable at
tentIOB.
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F,r,1 FaLL-J0hn Sloan. a workman in the employ Of
Hes.rs Harriet and Palmer builders yesterday afternoon
.eodebtay iel from 3 baildiag on the corner Of
B9<kmxa lnG Gold and sustained injuries from rhich
be dec while beng conveyed TO the New YORK Hospital
An inquss, vii Be held upon the body tbs morning
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-08-24
ne Of each wear

AS our legislators invite US to tell
them our minds on the question wheth-
er we shall have law prohibiting the
sale of intoxicating liquors for drink, it
is desirable to have the matter we'll con-
sidered. ] am in favor Of such law.
think there are good reasons why I
should be. If any Of you are opposed
to 1t, | would like to know your rea-
sons. | would like to see them in the
HERALD and with the publishers leave,
invite you to give them.
In the meantime let me set before you
SOME REASONS FOR A PRoHIBIToRY IL
QUoR LAW.
l. They poison The stomach. This is
proceed by the post norton examination
OF the stomachs Of persons that have u
sed them. Consequently the whole boz
dy suffers injury many diseases are
produced, and others aggravated. Says
an able physician, "Most of the men
who die Of fever every year, might re-
cover, had they not been in the habit OF
using ardent spirits" They make the
mind, too, unsound {; and so they cause
bad bargains, over eXertion, imprudence
and accidents TO persons, and property.
2. They cause insanity. | have ex-
amined reports from seven asylums &C.,
for the insane, found that they attrib-
ute more than three-fourths of the ca
ses Of insanity to the use Of these IL
quors. There can be no reasonable
doubt that they cause more insanity than
all other causes put together.
3. They produce idiocy. OF 1900 i'd
lots in Massachusetts, it is stated that
100 were the children Of Incorporate
parents. Drinking parents, think Of
that!
i. They leadi 10 pauperism. From nu-
merous documents that have examined
1t appears that at least i,po-thirds of all
The pauperism in our country is induced
by this cause. New York paid in one
year, 100000 to support its liquor
made paupers; and Massachusetts $23,-
coo.
B. They eTcife TO crime. have ex-
omined more than go reports eff prison
keepers, magistrates, &c. Some say
that three-lourths of the crimes that
have been brought to their notice, were
caused by the use of these liquors 9TH
erS say nine-tenths; others, say ill
The average is 100 in 10o0 almost
four ,JJfhs. These exciting, corrupting
maddening drinks doubtless cause the
commission of three times as MANY
crimes as all ether influences. Might
we not, then, about as we'll be in favor
of stealing, fighting, street-brawls, GRO
Gerry qnarrels, setting fire To houses
shooting, stabbing, and such like, as BE-
in favor of the use of these liquors a.
drink ? The use of them often leads t,
these things.
Here | pause. ask my fellow citi
zens TO think of these facts and lei
them have due influence on your vot
,on The pending question.
If there are reasons on the other sid
sufficient TO counterbalanee these and al
others in favor of Prohibitory Law
let lis see them. CIvIs.
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Price of lead from 1913 4,

There has been almost unife
in the price Of Lead, one year v
other, for the last ten years. !
10 l843, the means for transp
were SO limited, that the price
in the mines bore no relative o.
value, as compared with eastern
Boston was then the market tha
lated the price of lead, and Ii
regulated prices in Boston. Sol
the price of lead in the mines WI
a quarter or a half what it was
ton; the st. Louis price was
third less than was paid at Dub
Galena. Since l843, New York
come the leading Lead mart for
ica-perhaps for the world. FIR
old files we compile the New
and st. Louis prices of lead for
years preceding 1853 in the m
June Of each wear
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-08-24
Potosi g. NIuscoda.

9pzss Potosi & EIuscoda.
The subscriber also being the Contractor for
carrying the Mail between Potosi, by way of
Pleasant Valley, Rockville, Lancaster, Fenni-
more, Wingville and Franklin, to Muscoday,
will be ready to carry passengers from any
place between the said points, as follows: lea
wing Lancaster every Wednesday morning at 8
O'Clock a. M, arriving at Potosi at noon, and
returning to Lancaster same night; leave Ian
caster every Thursday at a. M, and arrive at
Muscoday same day; leave Muscoda every Fri
day at 8 a. M, and arrive at Lancaster same dav;
leave Lancaster every Saturday at a. M, and
arrive at Potosi at noon, and returning to Lam
caster same night. All business entrusted to
his charge will be punctually attended to-
MYRON w. WOOD.
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NOTICE.

TAVING determined to wind up business,
Z all persons who are indebted TO the sub
scriber in the shape of fees, whether the suits
have been finally settled or not, are requested
to pay Immediately, and save costs.
In my absence WsI. McGoNIcAL will re-
ceive and receipt for the same.
GEO. r. STUNTZ,
Late Sheriff Grant County.
Lancaster, April 18th, 1853. T4l-tf.
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GRANT COUNTY HOUSE.

isssSH Has recently fitted up this we'll
IssSSE9 known stand in good style, and is
- - now prepared to receive ana enter
tain citizens and strangers. He will assure
that nothing on his part shall be wanting to
render them comfortable. His TABLE will
be supplied with the best the country affords,
and his BAR with the choicest Liquors.
GGood STABLING-plenty of Grain and
Hay, and attentive Osuers.
Lancaster, Dec. 2, 1850. C79tf.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-08-24

1.-THE Constitutional Convention of
Massachusetts win cost the people about
100000. The official reports of the
debates and proceedings will alone cost
$4,000.
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NEW STORE
AT
B E E T @ W N

NEW STORE
AT
B E E I @ W n.
8 BLOCK informs the Public that he
NJ has opened New Store at Beetown, in
the room formerly occupied by S. Alex. He
keeps on hand good assortment of
DRY GOODS,
Consisting in part of fine dress goods, poplins,
silks, paids, lawns, ginghams, delaines, prints.
Also, an excellent assortment of brown and
bleached muslins, blue and white drillings, hic-
kory and tickings, tweeds, casimeres and cas-
sinetts, summer wear for pants and coats, cot
ton checks, corduroys and lnoleskins.
Also, hats, bonnets, cap and bonnet trimmings,
silk pocket and neck handkeychiefs, linen hand
lSerchiefs for ladies and gentlemen. laces. edg-
ings, baraize and silk wells, bonnet Innings, all
colors and qualities Of Grape and silk stuffs.
A first rate assortment of
Bo0Ss. Shoes and Slippers,
|of all sizes, for men, women, boys and misses.
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
Any quantity of clothing, shirts, hats and caps.
GOLD AND SILVER
watches, breast-pns, earrings, finger-rines
lockets, pencils, gold pens, bracelets, sc. sc,
Also, full assortment of
6 r &C T. RTE S.
With 1901 other articles, which he will sell
on terms to suit all who may call in to see him
Beetown, June 7, 1852. Ttf-153
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TELEGRAPH TAVERN

On; RENEOVED.-Th subscriber having
IL purchased the s'Ndnsion Hoase,'' for
merry occupied by D. Baniill. in the village of
Lancdste7-gives notice to the public general
~. that he is prepared with more ample accom-
modatiens. and hopes TO merit a share of the
publc patrca &c, as usual, at his new quarters.
ANDREW BARNETT.
Lancaster, Jan. II, '53. Ttf-2S
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Whig State Convent,

Y9HE WHIG STATE CoNvE
which convened at this place on,
Of June last, are requested to re-asseml
Capitol, in MADISON, on
Wednesday, the 14th Of septen,ber,I
at ~ O'Clock, NJ, for the purpose of
ting Ticket to be supported for Stat
at the General Election in November
for the transaction of such other bus
may be deemed advisable.
Each Senate and Assembly distric
state will be entitled to one delegate
Convention; and it is hoped that co
district committees will exert every
effort to secure full attendance.
DAVID ATWOOD, JAS. MORR
i. BRIGHAM, B. f. HOPK
J. ]. ENOS, G. s. CHAS
|. a. LAPHAM, j. w. STEW
State Central ca
Madison, July 30, 1858.
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TO MECHANICS.

<...A A House and Lot for sale in
lid Millville, well calculated for a tradesman.
House is by 22-one-a nd-a-half story, we'll
finished, and painted outside and inside, and
plastered. A good frame stable, 16 #. square
we'll finished; a well near the door of the best
of water. The lot is $50 #. in depth, and 80
#. front. a Booinaher is mach aranted, al
other mechanics may find it desirable loca-
ton. Apply to J. WARNER.
Mlliville, June 8, 1858. T50-3m~
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}Dissolutiolr.

HThe accounts for subscription, job work,
advertising, &C., have been made out, up to 1st
January, 1853,-and immediate payment is
earnestly requested.
The Books can be seen anytime at the HER
AID Office G.. &. s.
Lancaster, Wis, Jan. 26. 1853.
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n. . The business will be carried on bv IT
E. Miles, by whom all liabilities Of tbe Firm
will be adjusted, and TO whom all dues must be
paid. "a