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REV. VERNON EsKRIDGE, U.sN

PORTSMOUTH,, VA Aug. i8, 1851.
Mr.. j. &. Boush-1ear sir: While am, in gene
ra opposed to patent medicines, candor compels me
to state that have great confidence In the virtues
Of Hsmpton's Vegetable Tinctur.. For several
months past have used 1t in my f.mily and in
Dyspepsia loss Of APPETITE dizziness and general de-
bility with entire success. So far my experience
extends, therefore. 1 take pleasure in recommend.
ing 1t to the afflicted as safe and efficient remedy
am, respectfully, yours,
VIRSoN EsKsIDaE,
Chaplain, United States Navy.
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GAS FIxTJRKs,

GAS FIXTURES.
NNHE subscribers tske pleasure In announcing to
i the public that their stock Of GAS FIXTURES,
comprising Of the best and latest patterns has
been received and that they now prepared to sell
ct the lowest rstes Persons in want Of Gas Fixtures
will please call and examine they win no doubt
find II to their interest.
Dwellings and public buildings fitted with gas-tu
bing at the usual rates
Jw THOMPsoN BROTHER
dec 1Af Pa. av., bet. 10th and 11th, o. side.
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IMPRTMACUR,
Edna. CQlamru.

Jos. Is. This book of the Law shall not
depart out of thy mouth, but thou
shalt mediate therein day and night,
that thou maiSt observe to doe accord
ing to all that is written therein, for
then thou shalt make thy way pros.
porous, and have good successe.
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hx- kdASs- 81. 9AARGs Ed BEffs.
First PrsIniam Grand and Square
PtanOs

@ KNABk GAEHLB 4 CO., manufactur.
HgTJIsrs, Nos. 4, s, 8, 9, and IL, Eutsw street,
Baltimore. X. d g. would respectfully sail public
attention 10 the great variety Of their IRON PkAME
PIANOS, constantly finishing. which for durability,
dehcsSy Of touch, brlliancy Of tons they believe
not surpassed By any now manufactured. In sddi.
uon - the first Premium awarded them By the Ma
rylsnd Insttrt. in ls4S snd lSi9 they haTereceive1
the highest encomiumB Of the most emiaent artiste
VIC ased these Instruments for their Concerts Al
go OF our first class Professors and Ameteurs In the
CITY, who have highly recommended them.
sr PiAkOS HIRED 4--lys
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rURKEY VICTORIOUS.

VOU VIII find at the Same OLD STAND, Pmngyl-
l vania avenue near 18th street opposite the
Irving Hotel LOOKING GLASSES With or without
Frames; Portrait, Picture and Miniture Frames Of
the latest styles; Brackets, Tables Room Moulding
Cornsss, &C., TO-; OF by leaving your ordsr you can
have any thing dene In my line.
N. B.-Old France, O., regilt at the shortest no
tce on reasonable terms. Don't forget the place.
feb 20-1y JOHN WAGNER
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UNDERTAKEN,

UNDERTAKEN.
CT o. WALL, Undertaken in all fl
branches Funerals attended to ai
the shortest notice. in the best manner, and on th,
most reasonable terms.
Seventh, between D and e streets.
Residence on 8, between and y, north side
jy 6-eo3m
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INDIAN DOCTOR.
u n

Offers bis Professional services to the citizens of Bal
timore. can cure all kinds Of fCancers-tske them
out without pain, or the use of any knife I can
cure al kinds of Fits and Spasms, Rheumatic Pains
Consumption, DropsJ, Dyspepsia, Piles, Palsy, or
any other silnent the human family are subject to-
He can stop Bleeding from the Lungs or Nose, any
distance from the patient, by knowing the patients
nane. i, was born blind, and has studied several
years under an Indian Doctor who was among the
Wild Indians thirteen years.
DR. sPENCER has removed from Mr. Buckley,s
Boarding House, to
No. s4, HANOVER STREET,
aug LIT Baltimore, Md.
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A CARD.
IN connsxion with the Auction and Commission
i Business, I offer my services to the public a.
GENERAL AGKNf.
Particular attention given to the buying and SELL
ing Real Estate, Stocks, &c.
An intimate acquaintance with the sts to of the
market for the last three years enables t. offer
TO those desirous of employing agent the best
opportunities for investment.
GEORGE p. DYER,
11th street, first door frsm Pa. avenue.
aug 29-dlm
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UNDERTAKES. DC.
UNDERTAKING.

W. PLANT co. having removed from their
u old stand, on d street, between 9th and 10TH
to their present place Of businees on the east side
OF 7th, between and ats, respectfully announce
that they are prepared at the shortest notice. aud
at aii hours OF the night to attend to calls made in
nsh funerals in the most complete and appropriate
manner, and to devote themselves soley to the bus
iuess OF Underta king, nothing shall be wanting on
their part to give entire satisfaction to those Who
employ them. As sole owners of Crump,s Patent
20 rpe PreseTuer, ]. W. Plant Co. respectfully in
vlte public attention to the superiority of Crumps
Corpse Preserver over every other invention IF the
Kind, as it ney be eectualy used for the dead bodv
without placing 1t in box of ice or the ice being
in actual contact with the corpse. Crump's Corpse
Preserver has never been known to fail in tn. hot
test weather, to give satisfaction, can be proved
by numerous certificates. Shrouds of different
kinds made to order at the shortest notice. and on
the most reasonable terms
The advertisers charges are below the usual rates
Of other UndertaE ers.
A Hearse always in readiness. aug 2s-eotf
CABINET MAKER & UNDERTAKE..
'HE undersigned would respectfully inform hie
L friends, acquaintancee and the public generally
that he still continues to execute ali orders in his
line OF business In the best manner and a the short
est notice.
REPAIRING neatly and promptly executed
1H FUNERALS attended TO 1T
the shortest notice. and in the best
manner Bodies prsserued in the msst perfect wan
TeT, suen IN the scdrmest ,oedthey.
Naankful for past favors, he would respectfully
the same. ANTHONY BUOHLY
Pa. ave., 8. side, between 9th and 10th sts.
Residence: Mr.. Martins, street. Sd house east Of
7th street mar 17-Iy
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PRESERVING KETTLES.

A LARGE assortment of Porcelain and bell metal
n PRESERVING KETTLES have just been 10
ceiyed together with large assortment of House
keepers Hard ware, all Of VII ch offered on rear
sonabls terms by the subscriber.
80 JOS. L. SAVAGE
Pa. avsnue, between 10th and 1lth sts.
Q-H
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CILVERwARE.
~ CANFIELD, BROTHER d CO.,
21o baltimore street have on hand and are cor.
stan1y making nes styles Of Silver Coffee and Tea
Sets; Silver Pitchers; Waters; Castors; Goblets
Cups; spoons Forks; Ice Tongs; Crumb Scrspers
Pie lee cream, and Fish Koives; Salt Cellars Bat
Ter Knives, sc, Of warranted &erIsng S5osr.
e22 tt Baltimore, Nd
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PIANOS AND MUSIC.
SRnx[ The uuderdgned desires 10 ssHa
E&2SzSz call the attention Of purcha- A
TE6 ser, 70 his stock Of PIANOS, =.
o-ocssyes, with or without metallic frames These
p1os are remarkable for great power Of tone, from
q lowest to the highest notes, with elastic and
re :dy touch, being suited to any performers. MU-
sIC fof pianos, and all other Musical Instruments
constAntiy on hand and received ss publish-
Sd The trade supplied on liberal terms.
JAS. e. BOSWELL,
20 rs, Baltimore strest, Baltimore, Nd
&C 19-ly-
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~ JESSE MARDEN,
sc A LIE n A. K E r.,
Southeast corner Of
.CHARLES BALDERSTON sTRlHTN
feo2-ly Baltimore, Nd.

CASH FOB NEGROES.
WTE Wish 70 purchase Immediately large nun
w Der Of likely YOUNG NEGROES, for the New
Orleans market, for which We viii pay tbs highest
cash prices All PERSONS having Slaves for sale will
Ind 1t to their sdTzntzss by calling US, az our
once, No. Il Camden street, Baltimore, Nd, former.
l. occupied By J. g. Donovan Liberal commissions
paid for insoroation- All communications prompt-
y attended to-
jan Fly J. u. WILSON G.. 81. DUKz
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baltimore ADVERTISEMENTS
COOPER & WISE,
81 Hanover street. Balts m ore, Md,
DEALERS IN LUMBER.

DEALERS IN LUMBER, =
AND ALL KINDS OF IMPORTED WOODS,
"AYING commenced the above branch of bust.
IL ness they have, and will constantly keep an
assortment of the following seasoned WOODS and
LUMBER, suitable for Cabioet. Piano Forte, and
Coach makers, and beg to solicit share Of public
patronage
Rosewood Plank and yepeers. Mshoyapy And
Fsneers- Walnut do. Walnut ard Mahogany Coz
I'm Stuff Satin Wood. Ash, Hickory, Cherry, Chair
Plank Bsss Wood, sc
Particularly for Piano Forte Makers.
Ivory Wire, = numbers Tuning Pins Kew and
Bridge Pins, Buckskins, Cloths and Felts
SHIRLEFS POLISH ior restoring ths polish OF
Pispo fortes
Yard in the rear of j. j. Wise Brothers Pi-
anofo-te Mandatory, Hanover street.
Sim
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U,ICONDEhOGA,O Oh RTHE BLACK EAGLE,
L by g. P. X. James. great American romance.
Our Honeymoon-This work is peculiarly adapted
TO the wants of those who contemplate white vests
yellow kids and matrimony.
Eclectic Magazine for August.
Hard Times-By Charles DickenS complete.
Gleason's Pictorial and Flag of the Union for this
week, and everything in the Book and stationery
line for sale at SaILLINGrON'S
Book etors, 0dson Building. COZ. ~ 4 Pa. av.
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TUST REC EIVED, another invoice Of nne
u American WATCHES, designed for railroad
agents and others VINO require accurate time keep
srs)
Also, fine assortment Of rich gold Jewelry, nj
est Styles which am selling from 20 to 80 per ct
below the usual retail prices asked at other estab
lshments. Sign Of the Large Spread Eagle, Penn
sylvania avenue, bstw. 4K and 9Th sts.
jy 1T II. O. HOOc
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That the lands withdrawn in the districts Of land
subject to sale at Monroe and Nstchisoches, Loui.
sia na by notice No. 495, December II, 1885, for the
railroad from Shreveport to Vicksburg, in the said
State and of which the reservation extended by
notice No. 5l6 viii be subject to entry again the
7th of December, 1854 the time hxed in said notice;
and that the registers and receivers Of the
several land oces above named will carry this no
tce nte effect soihout ascaiting further instructions
from this Office
Given under my hand, at the General Land OF.
foe, at the CITY of Washington, this 9Th day o:
September, Ammo Domini, 1854.
By order Of the President:
JOHN WILSON,
sep 7-2aw6w Commissioners.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-08-28

AN ARKANSAS POEM. An "original con-
tsibutor'' fthe Fayetteville Ark Indepen-
dent, furnishes for lis columns the following
"gern Of poetry.o
WARRuM WEATHER AND WAsRuM Love
Translated from the jermon expressly fur gray
hams maggy sin, by Reuben.
tie weather grcze quite warrum. And the
swet
coles sricklen from my he'd and neck and ar
runs
and boldly clean down to my feet, and wei
is every stitch Of close, which spiles my
cha-rgms.
i ssz to jane, jane the weathers mighty hot
and she SEE Reuben that's sart in fact.
and jane side like bilen cofy pot
and her so,e scanned in hard pane rackt
! seq jane spose a mad K broot beast
shood run at yon, and ope his mouth and
put
bis pizen teeth upon you savedgely al least
6inches jest abuy ger little foot
jane SEE, you wood beat him Reuben that i
no;
sez i, wood beat him if had TO follor
hin clean to the rio grand in mexico,
ide beat him with club and make him hol-
Tor.
jane lookt at me so swete, lookt at jane,
and we both felt considerably nonplassed
vewas both happy 'nough TO go insane
aud we sat there and for A. short time bus,
ssd
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-08-28

'BRITrsH COIN. There is good thing in
the Courier des Etats Uais to-day, which we
translate, as it viii be new in English, and a
new Joke is worth something now-a-d days.
Somedays since, says the Paris correspondent
OF the above mentioned sheet, in one Of The
frontier villages, an Englishman and prus-
sian got into a quarrel at the gaming table,
which ended in challenge from one Of The par
ties, and an arrangement for duel to come
oil next morning-arms chosen, pistols, dis
lance len PAGES. Arrived on the ground, lots
were drawn for the first, winch the English
man won, and missed his antagonist. Prlssian
made ready TO return the shot, butat the same
moment be levelled his Weapon
"stopl Stop!'' cried the Englishman-"I'll
buy your shot -
AT the strange proposal, the Prussian add
versary was for moment fixed in astonish-
lnent, but on reflection, concluded that the
.'little affair" might be SO arranged The
Englishman was rich--the Prussia dead
shot, so the chance was valued at $4,000
francs, which John Bull paid down with
great good humor, and moment afterwards
seller aud buyer retraced their steps to town
mutually charmed with their little adventure
Daily Register.
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Rnhhir1g q Minister.

Mr. Jacob Short, on his way home from a
lecture, in which he had been much interested
fell in with well dressed gentleman, who
addressed casual inquiry to him. From this
inquiry proceeded an animated conversation,
in which Mr.. Short became so much interested
that he parted from his new acquaintance with
regret. A moment afterwards being DESTROYS
Of learning the time, he felt for his watch. To
his CONSERVATION he found it was gone. He
at once bethought himself of the common prac-
tice of adroit pickpockets to put on the guise
Of gentlemen in order to facilitate their oper-
atoms OF course his suspicion instantly rested
upon his ate acquaintance. Luckily he was in
sight He ran after him with hasy step, and
succeeded in overtaking him. s.Surrender that
watch,o said he in deter mined tone, FOR the
consequences be upon your own head" The
gentleman, or pickpocket, turned pale, and
looked for moment as if he were inclined 10
resistance, but The resoiue tone and bearing
OF Mr.. Short inundated hin, land he yielded to
the requisition. Mr. Short went home conpra.
tula;ing himself on the courage he had dis play
ed. He related the adventure to bis wife
who instead of praslng him as be anticipated
exclaimed, "Why, Jacob. what have YOU done
Your own watch is lying on the table where
you left 1t before going to the lecture That
should live to see my dear husband pckpock-
ct" Jacob sat down in trepidation II was
all true. He had actually committed highway
robbery, when, as he imagined, he was only
recovering stolen property. He slept but little
that night. Visions OF handouts and prison
bars foated before his troubled mind, and he
rose from sleepless bed the next morning to
read the following announcement in the MORN
ins papers:--
"0UTRAG Eve learn that the Rev. Mr..
c.. when returning from lecture last evening
was violently assaulted by stranger and threa-
tended with instant death unless he delivered
up his watch. He was accordingly obliged
20 DO so. The person who committed this out
rage IS represented as short and stout, with a
feroclous expression OF conntcnance' -
This was not calculated 10 calm the ey- |
cited nerves of Mr.. short. He hardly knew
how to extricate himself from his embarras
sing position. lie at length bethought him.
self to send his wife with the watch to the |
Rev. Mr.. c., with plain statement of the /
mistake which had occurred, and with
request that he would cause the matter TO be
dropped Immediately. The negotiation proved
successful, and Mr. short was relieved from his
terror 1t need not be said that Mr.. Short
has not attempted highway robbery since this
memorable occasion, having come to the delib-
crate conc ,usion that the way of ''the trans,
gresscr is hard"
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is extensively known in this part of the coan
try forthe last years. Iwould merely a Id
ssB4 has auorkcs ne shall kalop him,
3 HM ~ q sg a 6 { {;
"a T. MI RS STORE,

AI lla3 UNION IlHals1o
ME FARMERS and the Public In Gener-
L al are very respectfully invited to call and
buy Goods of all description cheap-at cash
prices.
Grain of all kinds will be received in ex-
change for Goods, at cash rates. I have on
hand good assortment Of all kinds of Mer-
chandise that is kept in country OF village
stores, consisting in part Of
Prints of all kinds, Carpet Bags,
Barge Deiaines, Suspenders, Cotton
Whitecambric Muslins, Hose.
Alraccas, Ginghams, Cotton Hose,
Cznaburgs, Women's Gloves,
Glazed Muslins, Lisie Gloves.
ToWeling, FableC!oths, Bonnets, Ribbons,
Combs OF all kinds, hoes&Boots-allk kind
Ready Made Clothing,
Tobacco, Sugar, Coffee,
Pepper, Rice, Allspice,
Gloves, Ginger, Starch,
Soap, Candies, Raisens
Ok Bells, Cow Bells, Wash Boards, White
wash brushes, Dried Peaches, Hardware of all
kinds, Glassware, Queensware-and lois oil
other things too tedious to mention.
ALsoA-Iny Mill is in complete order for
grinding for customers, or merchant work,
warrant my flour not to be surpassed by any
mill in Grant county. Customers can have
grinding done according to the time SET wher
their grist is taken in the mill NV mill and
store is situated miles northeast from Cass-
vile, and miles northwest of Beetown. A.
ny person wishing to buy -four by the barre
o. by the hundred, will please write to me
Beetown post-office. Wis, and their orders will
be attended 10 Immediately.
Ladies and Gentlemen, Boys and Girls, ole
and young, call and see what / have, and |
hope can suit you, and let you go away with
a smile upon your faces and lively heart
with the view of coming again TO buy more
cheap Goods.
have on hand large supply of Stock Hogs
which will be sold low for cash or wheat.
DOUGLAS OLIVER.
Union Mills, Wisconsin, May /, 1854. IA
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The Lancaster Stove ManufactOr,

The Lancaster Stove Mandatory
S now filled with most desirable stock Of
Stoves, such as
The Charter Oak Cook Stoves
Black Warrior do
Maple Leaf do.
Queen of the Forest do. elevated oven,
: s Prairie do.
Prize Premiums--al sizes.
Box and Psrlor Stoves, do.
ALso--Flat Irons and Charcoal Furnaces for
heating the same; stove backing and extra
pots and spiders.
tt N w RE, &c.
In connection with stoves, keep a full sup
ply OF TIN, SHEET mon and COPPER WARE,
STOVE PIPE. and everything usually kept by a
Timer and Stove Dealer.
All of which will sell on as reasonable
terms as can be had in any other shop in this
part Of the country. / am anxious to sell, es-
peciaiiy for cash !; and such buyers should not
omit to call and examine for themselves.
JOB WORK.
Orders for Fave -Troughs and Conductors.
Timing Roofs, and all other work connected
with my business, will receive prompt atten-
ton. Being practical operator, ! know how,
and shall do my work WELL
Thankful for past favors, / respectfully ask
for continuance of the same.
Nj. Nj. ZIEGLER. a
August 9Th. 1854. IA
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LITTLE GIANT,

Us THE NAME given TO a highly improved
I Portable Mill, Represented in the cut above.
adapted TO the various grinding purposes of a
Farm, which is found TO be indispensable to
the thrifty and Economical Farmer in the pre-
paration Of Food in the improved modes Of
feeding stock. This Mill is peculiarly adapt
ed to grinding corn and cob together, TO shell
ling corn and grinding meal from corn and O..
Their grains, &C., &c. This form of mill is so
simple that small boy can adjust and use it
with perfect ease and certainty, either for
shelling corn or for grinding coarse and fine !;
and is by far the most tidy, convenient and
portable article of the kind ever invented,
worked with one or two horses with equal ad-
vantage, according to power applied.
The farmer can put one up and have it in
operation in twenty minutes, and that without
the aid Of tool, excepting gimiet and screw
driver for fastening the feet to a floor or plat
form.
They are offered for sale at the low price of
Fifty Dollars, by John P. Lewis & CO., Poto-
si,with the express guarantee that the purchase
money will be refunded on return Of the arti-
Gle, if it does not fully suit, provided it be
within 80 days, and not wantonly or careless
ly broken.
ALSO-All kinds of Blacksmith and Car
penter's tools, sold by
JNO. P. LEWIS & Co.
Potosi, June list, 1854. 40
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Important to Somebody.

FkSHE Notes and Accounts of T. M. Bar
II Der. and also those Of the late Firm Of
Barber & Alcorn, have beer placed in nv
hands for final Settlement. All persons know
ing themselves 10 be indebted to the above par
ties. will save cost by calling at my Office and
attend 10 a settlement of their accounts. a
word 10 the wise is sufficient
STEPHEN MANHOOD,
Justice Of the Peace.
Lancaster, May goth, 1854. RAJ
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MARTIN NIENHARDT.
WHOLESALE DEALER IN
& PROVISIONS,
IL,

1'U7te UU IH1eN, WIS.
III 9HE people of Gi ant County, and the sur
.E rounding country, are informed that the
undersigned has received his large Spring and
Summer Stoch, and will be adding TO the same
upon the arrival of every boat. He has eve
ry thing IN his line, and is determined to sell
as cheap, and most likely cheaper than his
neighbors. His stock comprises
Sugar-white and brown, Crockery,
Coffee, Hardware,
Tea, Hollow Ware,
LIaUoRs of all kinds
And in fact every thing usually found in a
Grocery and Provision store, which he is pie
pared to sell at wholesale or retail, at prices
to suit every buyer. T49
nTHe will also accommodate travellers
He has large good barn, well filled, and an
attentive ostler. NJ. NIENHARDT
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NEW STORE at WINGVILLE.

VIZ HERE DRY-GOODS, GROCERIES,
w Ready-Made Clothing, Boots, Shoes,
Medicines, Farming and Mining Utensils will
be sold cheap for cash or ready-pay, at uni
form and but one price. No trouble to show
or price goods. Thought my goods for cash,
and will sell them at low per centage, belize
wing that a nimbie sixpence is better than
slow shilling. A. r. eCHNfek. /.
May 18th, A. D. 1854 l4s
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POT0gI wAREHnHGEa

YTyHE subscribers, having rented the New
4 Warehouse at the Landing IN Potosi, are
rrnenared TO receive Produce or Goods on Sto-,
rage. or for sale on Commission.
MACKENZIE & AUGUSTINE.
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J.P. HAMILTON, vi. D.,
Physician, Surgeon and Acc0uchler
Highland, Vas.
EEzrGH II. Golfer

Attorney at Law aud Solicitor in Chancery---
as also Circuit Court Commissioner for Grant
county, Wis. Office at his residence in Lam
caster, Wis. 1y-122
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ELL BOR0,
STORE AND TAVERN.

At McKiasey's Mills, hal f-aeay betaoeen Platte
uille end Lancaster.
TOHN B. BAR YETI has just recei- Egi;sl
~ we'd new and cheap assortment of s.l
Goods, Groceries, Staple Wares, &c, adapted
to the wants Of his neighbors, which he will
sell for ready pay, only.
He is also prepared to accommodate the Ira
yelling public, having plenty of room and good
stabling. I4l