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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-07

PIANO FORTES AND GUITA,,S
UST opened. fine assortment OF d. X. Stanford &
~ Cos fine wood Piano Fortes, and C. F. Martins
fine Premium Guitars, which are offered at a.tlI =
.a1nstGF Manufacturers Prices llfs resA 90 ~
The subscribers, being appointed sole agents
Tins Guitars, will tonstantly hand tile various
grades OF those celebrated Instruments the very low.
estprices We respectfully invite the musical communi
y 10 call and judi for themselves, the old Music and
Variety Store OF JAS. MELLoR, I'D ~. . I
jano6f .Hl Z. Sc eig No %, Union at 4,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-07
REMOVAL.

HAVE removed my wholesale stock OF DRY GOODS
AND NOTIONS. to tile new four story brick building.
No. III, Main stress,
west side, between Monroe aud Unfou streets, where
will be prepared with cary and extensive Spring
Stock direct from importers and manufacturers, which
would be pleased to have my Old friends and customers
to cali and examine.
Geb4 wM. 4. sELBY.
n-J. G. Metcay VIII be found at tue above abls.r.
mIcnt. where he awaits his old friends.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-07

DR. MoRsE's INvIG GRATING CORDIAL.
The only and safe remedy, yet discovered fer Cen
eral Debility, Physical Prostitution, Irrtabiity and ali
The various train OF Nervous ectons 1t will also remove
Depression Excitement. Dislike Society, Incapacity
for Study Business. Loss of Memory, Mental Debility
esc-See advertisement sopl6
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-07
The British Quarterlies

EhA.cHw ooDss AGAzINE.
IL publish tho follow British Periodicals, viz: 70 ne
rnE LoxpoS QUARTERLY REVIEW conservative. }
THE EDrNnuRc" REVIEW twhg.) &
~ y 8. $40 .
The NORTH BRIrsm Review (Free Church.)
The WESTMINSTER Review (Liberal)
-F 5.
BLAckwoop's EDINBURon MAGAZINE CTory.)
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-07

ls ROCKDALE ICE HOUSE. 3
HE subscribers beg leave, thus early season. to
say TO their friends and the public that they hive just
finished packing 1900 tons OF very superior Ice:
Their house is situated the east bank of Wheeling
eIee outside the corporation limits and above the pork
house, works. &c. and been erected with vie to
obtain PUT clear article or Ice .Gset- a. y
They Will be pleased from this time forward to receive
orders from customers, delivery during the ensuing
season. ieb4:fwd p ~ WARREN & SONS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-07
-KrmUK LITILH
Busbey, Little g. Co.

M MANUFACTURERS OF Wagons Cats and wheel
- wti:h work OF every description, home use and
-, g hy prompt attention TO business the manufacture
me best quality OF work. the prrieors this e.lab.
shmen hope corrective liberal patronage rrom The pub
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-07

MUSIU!s M SIC!!aa--l-7..,3
we are about to go East again, 10 purchase very
large stock OF Goods, we take great pains TO inform
our Wheeling and vicinity custom That will sell from
this day. February fst, 1884, all Piano and
strumenta Music and Musical Instruments at first
We hope that our musical friends will give call now,
aud see that late aud large selection OF music; ALSO
tile wonderful reduction prices.
feb2 J. FICKEISON, 1879 Main ct
Wheeling md belmont lsridge Company.
HE BOARD OF Managers OF this Company will proceed
on Monday the 18Th day OF February, 1851 TO elect
four toll coiec TO into office the list day Apr
1851 The salary OF each will at the rate OF 350 per
num- with house free OF reut The labor collecting
will be equally divided the four collectors Apple
cations In writing may be left with the Clerk. q =
tebl:td. ..EDWARD. H, FlTZHUGH, Clerk
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-07
REAL ESTATE sA1.Es
VALuABLE FARM non SAFE

, s.nL.Ut LILSE I TIltuI tUh SALE.
ACRES OF Land two miles from the CITY NJ Iyh,
1<>C ing, on the Ohio river; half mile north NJ TEL
Martinsyilie Depot OF the Cleveland Pttsbureb Pm
roads Said road running directly through lie inr
bounding II does in coal lime and stone toS.Ib
with an exeeei quality OF brick clay, and equally yi%eI
between hill and bottom land, II pr ~
yanta ses as an investment The mpi aie aS
The land Is OF SUPERIOR quality, and Is OF the best
cations for vegetable dairy IaTm in the country
IT will be sold i'll separate parIs If desired.
For terms enquire OF j. Il. Miller, Main street. Wheel
ing, the promises. el-
u e. p
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-07
TRUSTEES SALE
Wheeling Cotton mills.

rT,uv ,sI ..,n,o -, o N .AAAAI1s.
IN1E subscribe will sell Public Auction at the front
door Of the Court House in the city of WherIins on
Monday the 18Th day OF February 1851, the eel and
personal property of the Wheeling Cotton Mills Company
consisting OF the property III the Wheeling
ION Mits with four lots ground buildings engine ma
all IN good condition and ing order.
These Mills arc capable of ~ odncing three thousans
YARDS OF per day, and the city trade furnishes
market for its entire product and there otLe,
cOltoh che city, the present presents orpOr
Tor persons desiring to embark in the manufacturing
Term of SqIe.-one fifth in cash. The residue in equal
at six, twe eighteen twenty n,otls
WIN lhetest from date The payments to he secured
erty. ~ - 1850 " INV f''F
The ,;, tile is supposed to be inispu,ab!e
de1sdld ---..-- ANDREW WILSON. Trustee.
7i LAND FOR SALE.
Wish 10 sell my farm Wheeling; and Sill selit
nl1oeraI TERMS ant III tracts as may
uesIIeu. maT9 Il. IACOB.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-07
COMMISSIONERS SALE
Rees b. Smith, \ Pm

Jane Smith and other IL sSsrceTr
ny vi!tue Of decree rendered in the above cause on
tEe 18th day OF October 1853, will, as in
the said decree appointed oced SELL ON Saturday
the 25th day Of February, 1854 Il O'Clock at the
'front.' door Of the court house OF Ohio county the real es
tate III The bill Meoed situated on the west side OF
Main street III the Isl ward or 'front.'
ing sixty ITur iest ." Main street and
same w Ifh TO the Ohio river unet on The cassidy
Main street. the south North street on The vest by
the Ohio river and on the north by line be drawn
from Main street &c the Ohio river at the distance of CT
iee rom and parallel to North The said property
WIN DC sold subject to the dover claim Isabel gladden.
on credit OF one two and three years; thu purchaser
from be Sx OF ws ae security! bearing interest
nd IS further Guilty title viii be retaue until lie
purchase money Is all paid. - '
.ssss-s-a-ss WM. S. WlCKHAM,
JaI!2 Sheriff and commissioner.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-07

aqDESlKABLE KESIDENCE FOR SALE.
THE House ami ground ri curieL by Sh.i
Union and Monroe. 1t contains fixtures, Bath ROOM
&t., AMI finished from cellar gar ct. ll'r
IT not previously disposed OF. will be offered at pub
lilo auction at the front door OF the Court House Wed
lesday, 10th February next. Apply TO n
janI7-1m = 35E67si71lsT.@s - Il w PAXTON
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-07
NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

NEW ADVERTISEMENT
PRINCES BAY OYSTERS
ns Sf y e res"
Lteh7dlt at the verandah.
VALENTINES.
IA GENERAL assortment raneirs in lice from three
S TI Sass and retail
s!H YEII.5 P777s, lssz = .,,z WILDE Z BRO
e4!.: x9! sy": !sh7 Wilde { BRO:
s,nEpo.,pn.r p.G Sh rs, 59hs; 0,,,..
F ne J JStiisas .e bx ~ aaw'horne
life Here and There. iiu'ry GIaphS;
Ie9z WILDE g BRO.
ID INST rate article AID no mistake il You do no. be-
' For IA come and buy boz eV9y is cents
teh.gi Gzsz- ---.Z-zLZ.E- 90 - "a union st.gy
I EEi EN- BornN. Tor sale by 3 B VoWkLL,
" tebT say ~ q 20 10 o. ITnion At
r Ed Lend for sale by Il VoWELL,
- n zI.777,- q 9Non 81
IN tebT a'fft5 = Zoo pa Union st.
1Ri lSh1 b'iekior sale by 'i j BVoWELLl = -
DID o.; az = - q 0Mlon 81
~ Just received aud for sale ny JR VOWEL,
tI'HS Pepperniht Lemon. and cinnarnoI by the doz-
"a en-, for sale by 4 VoWELL
leOI ---r . MI
nAZlN 5 Pouades, all fresh Tor sale by . = ,
- = = :. w. ELL, = onlon 81.
'INHERMOM ETEkS ioT Sale by J Is YOWELL
J. icb7 - w ~ 81 Union st
A Ish Just received by VOWEL. ~ ].
I}Es'r POTASH, for sale by b vowELI = y
~ 51F !f97 or 1,,,1 -, - - e Union st!
I3Azlx'g barber Soap, for sale bs7:-- : e4s-
NJ ca k's mlIuge, :or sale by no
1xl ieh7 -Et- .at y Is 'V0WELE, 24 Union at
QEN JONsON'S WORKS. win 6ios1apIicaI memoir
O1,,5y VIM Clifford, new ed vol syo. ~. ~
'leot .,.f ... WILDE &c BRO.
DIG IRoN AND RIooMSlz e.en, 631 sa,.1.1 ~.
nares nj ETt'os ~ asent LOT several Fur.
Sin,tv ,, ~ I, ~ aui con-
which Is SG.re or at, n, ~ W anu sioom IRON
=. par ~ b "; a rates anu on beral
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-07

FOR SALEOR RENT
TWO fne brick buildings. on Zant street. East Wheel
ing with rooms and cellar TO each, with large stable
aud caTTiage house, all in good order .st,3s
The property being on the Henpfeld Railroad CaItogeh
c IL rooms,) would make. good HOTEL.
+ Possession LIST OF 4 pril.
& Enqutreo MICHAEL J. RoHAN,
I ieb2 marble mason 66 Market st
% he above with Other good operty the city will
be exclansed for good tarm M j r.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-07
Martinsvie, Belmont co. Feb. /, 5i Gf isS:

VALUABLE LOT FOR SALE.
II OF No1I, corner OF Fourth and Quincy streets, will
IL lie sold on lair aud easy terms. II Bdoius the ma
posed Post Office. ut would ivde into two s,o
aud lots for residences Tie location one or
tile most pleasant and fashionable in city. aud has liz
advantage OF being near the centte OF business
- = For terms apply TO
] iteb2h2ms LAS. PATTKRSnN
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-07
- J - X. ID s. r. MILLER.
HOUnE AMI LirI. Fnk n -

II OFFER at private sale my Dwelling in MaTt,nxvi.
The House new two story brick building; coniSin
nine rooms and hall, with large pantry, gVoGeear am,
fntJ he'd with every There good fran.
painted with fruit trees, 81 apes shrubbery, &c AID
IN II well, Jump and cstcIn This property vel. de-
sirableas esidence. III overlooks he
ing iSoes, aS9ys the Ohio is Gesr The DAD
Also, superior octave Roseuooa Piano of the l..
test style, WHICH is nearly For terms, which win
be low, call on the subscriber lis hu viii
show Tue premises: Y - ? isfLst q VIZ "''
possessiomsiven omor before the list oil April! y :
2 GEO NGEIGEP
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-07

z.frg FOR RENT. .ss-y zssss
ERoM the tst OF April next, brick Dwelling House
containing eight rooms and kitchen; hy~raut at the
kitche door, and small shrubbery yard the entire depth
OF the lot on the south side OF the house ps7slEiii
The house is situated Market street. OPP
rostte and east OF the Market House, Centre Wheel
ing Possession IL desired might given tn 1st or
Enquire for participate on the premises. sstt4st
iebidfw ;sa4{s WIN. H.. MOORE, occupant 3
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-12-04

= OWN SCHOOL BOOK Ia complete Sc
4 ries, for Sd e by J. b. CALLS.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-12-04
South Carolina Legislature.
Columbia, s. c., Nov. 2s.

South Carolina Legislature met and Or
gained yesterday. Consent in his message
to-day. It is mostly devoted to State mas
ters-says the recent financial embarass-
ments are greater than at any time since,
1897, but the creation of new banks is not
calculated to remedy the evil; opposes the
adjustment of the Militia system, and re-
commcnds change in the School system
thinks the law relative to free persons of
color arriving at the seaports might be
modified so as not to give chances of Of
f nee to foreign governments; considers
they should carefully observe and pursue a
discreet foreign policy, and avoid the ar-
pearance of grasping at any portion of for
eign territories; regards the result of the
recent elections in the North an indicative
of great disturbance to the harmony of the
country, but counsels calmness, moderat, n
and forbearance, and hopes the people OF
the South will discard party jealousies
and stand by the Constitution and the u
Mon.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-12-04

The SATURDAY EVENING PosT.-This
old and best of family newspapers has no
bly, sustained its reputation during the
past year. The ''Post" was established in
1921, and now boasts subscription list of
between $4,000 and 10000.
Positive arrangements have already been
made for contributions from the gifted
pens of Mrs. Southworth, Grace Green
wood, Mrs Denison, Mary Irving, Mrs. Car
len, Fanny Fern, and a New Contributor,
(whose name by request is withheld
In the first paper of January next, the
POST will commence the publication ofa
Noyelet, entitled-"Six Weeks of Court
ship" by Mrs. Emile F. Carlen, author t
"One Year of Wedlock,' DC, &c. This
will be followed by an original novtlet--
designed to illustrate, incidentally, the
great Evils of Intemperance, entitled
1.-THE Falls of the Wyalusing," by New
and Distinguished Contributor. They
have also made arrangements for teoo sto-
ries, to be- entitled-",The Oneida Sisters, y
and '.The Nabob's WILL" by Grace Greer
wood. Also, the following additional con-
tributions: ''Ncw Series Of Sketches" by
Fanny Fern, author of '.Fern Leaves" &c.
"Mark, the Sexton" Novelet, by Mrs.
Denisou, author of ''The Step Mother
&c, &c. aNancy Selwyn, or the Cloud
with Silver Lining" Novelet, by Mary
Irving. And last, but by no means least
from the fascinating and powerful pen
OF the Pests own exclusive contributor
"Viva, Story Of LIES Mystery" by Mrs.
Emma D. E. n. Southworth, author OF
Miriam" 'sThe Lost Heiress," &C., &C.,
&c.
| In addition to the above proud array of
contributions, the "Post' will keep up its
usual variety of Original Sketches and Let
tiers, Pictures of Life in our own and for
Ieign lands, choice selections from all sour
les, agricultural articles, general news, hui
morous anecdotes, view of the produce
and stock markets, bank note list, editorials,
&c.
TERMs.-The terms of the ''Post" are
Two Dollars if paid in advance, Three Dol
lars if not paid in advance. For Five Dol
lars in advance, one copy is sent three
years. They continue the following low
terms for Clubs, to be sent, in the city, to
one address, and, in the, country, to one
Post Office:
copies $500 per annum.
8 do land one to the getter
up ofthe Cl9b) $1,000
Is do land one getter up of
Club) $500
20 do land one to The getter
up Of the Club) $4,000
The money for Clubs always must be
sent in advance. Address, Glsyays post
paid,
DEACON & Peterson.
No. e6 South Third Street,
Philadelphia.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-12-04

Too Coon TO BE LosT.-"A good 'un
is told upon the authority of high judi
cial functionary. The wife Of the owner
Of one of the Indiana Free banks, being
in company with some friends, the all alb
Isoroing financial crisis became. the theme
lof conversation. The lady above referred
to, remarked that she hoped her husbands
bank would ''hold out till the fall rains
came on-in that case there would be nc
danger of its breaking before the next
May" When interrogated for an explain
alton, she gave as the reason for the faith
that was in her, that the place in which
the Bank was located could not be ap-
preached after the fall rains, on account Of
the mud
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-12-04
u'7,e war ian the CriTaea.

We occupy large space in our columei
.,;s morning with various details and Incl
Jants of the bloody drama now enacting ii
W. J rrimean Peninsula. The siege Of Sc
bbastopol has already involved an awful sac
G a. of human life, and the beleaguered
s,trcss sill holds out. Meantime reinforce
lo ,,nts for the belligerents are hurried for
card with all possible rapidity; England
,nd France on the one side, and Russia OF
~. s other, putting forth hsrcnlean efforts te
~ oItqiu the mastery. 1t is indeed, war o
r;ants. and fixes the attention, if not the
ss1miration, of the civilized world. We'll
nav n We thank our country's happier for
tnne, which has thus far kept lis out o.
this destructive maelstroom.--Mil. Sent
mol 3Oth.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-12-04
United States senate.

The terms of office of the following U
nted States Senators expires on the 4tl
ofMatch nexr;
Arkansas, R. w. Johnson, dem.
Connecticut, f. H. Gillette, free soil.
California, W. NJ, Gwinn, dem.
Florida, Jackson Moreton, wing.
Georgia, W. c. Dawson, wing.
Indiana, John Petit, dem.
Illinois, James Shields, dem.
Iowa, A. C. Dodge, dem.
Kentucky, Archibald Dixon, wing.
louisiana, John Slidell, dem.
MARYLAND, James A. Pearce, whig.
Missouri. D. c. Atchiuson, dem.
New Hampshire, Moses Norris, Jr. dem.
New York, Wm. Fl. Seward, wing.
North Carolina, Geo. Badger, wing.
Ohio, S. P. Chase, free soil.
Pennsylvania, James Cooper, whig.
South Carolina, A. P. Butler, dem.
Vermont, Solomon Foot, wing.
Wisconsin, |. P. Walker, dem.
Democrats, 10; Wings, 8; Free Soil
erS, 2.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-12-04

EVERY PERSON.


Shon'd CONSTANTLY kren - III I: f,r c1ses OF
emergency. hottie Of Sloan's INSTANT Re-
LIEF! It is the great Internal amt EXTERNAL
Remedy for the immediafe rvre Of collie,
heartburn. sore throat. toothache, weakness
1T the hacl, or kidnevs. diarrhra. avsenferv,
cho-era-morhl,s. all summer conDIaints. sick
headache. agne cake, rheumatism. soreness in
he bones. pain in the limbs. cramps and
snasns. coda spinal comnlainfs. swellri Joints
<nrajns bruises, &c, and for cholera It is a SUI
Jertr rcnedy.
FOR HOR SEES AND CATTLE
Stoan's Instant. Relief is trulv Great Rem
edy Half Of % cent bottle Of Sloan's In
-s1ant Relief Cnres- Horse of.the Collie in
FEW minutes
+ For bruises strains. sr,rains. and many oth-
er-ininries OIL horses. cattle sndiethec animals.
Sloan's Instant Relief seldom fai 3 to afford i'm.
mediate relief and spedifv eHecf > cnre.
Many persons have heen astnniahed tn wit
ness The rapid cnres affected by the use Of this
wonderful medicine.
The Dollar bottles contain six times the
quantity of the o5 cent bott'es. consequently
> saving of one-'hird Is made by purchasing
the dollar bottles.
For sale by u. T. Parker, Lancaster.
March s, 1864 I17I
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-12-04
LITTLE GIANT,

rs THE NAME given to highly improved
PORTABLEM MILL, represented in the
cut above, adapted TO the varons grinding pur-
poses OF Farm, which is found TO be indis-
pensable to the thrifty and Economical Farmer
in the preparation of Food III the improved
modes Of feeding stock. This Mill is peculiar
" adapted 10 grinding corn and cob together.
10 grinding meal from corn and other
grains, &C., sc. This form of mill is SO
simple that small boy can adjust and use it
with perfect ease and certainly, either for
grinding coarse or fine and is by far the most
tidy, convenient and portable article Of ire
kind ever invented, worked with one or two
horses with equal advantage according to pow
er applied.
The farmer can put one up and have it in
operation in twenty minutes, and that without
the aid Of tool, excepting gimlet and screw
driver for fastening the f,et to a floor or plat
form.
They are offered for sale at the low price of
So Dollars. by John P. Lewis s. Co., Poto-
81. and Geo. w. Ryland S. Co., Lancaster.
with the express guarantee that the purchase
money vii be refunded on return OF the art-
cle. If it does not fully snit, provided it be
within 80 days, and not wantonly or careless
ly broken.
ALsO-Ai kinds Of Blacksmith and Car
penter's tools, sold by
JNO. r. LEWIS & Co., Potosi,
GEO. W.RYLAND s. CO., Lancaster.
! Nov. 10Th, 1854. AZ
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-12-04
KICKAPOO LAND AGENCY.
NJ AuLE

TIME subscriber, residing at Mt. Sterling,
I Crawford County. % nj es norh of rra-
RE d., Chen, Of. the St. Paul aud Rack River
road. having good know edge OF the country
north CT the Wisconsin river also, practi-
cal ard professional hunter, and being prepar-
ed with compass and surveying imp ements,
hereby gives notce-That he will give inior-
nation of locations, and show public lands 10
strangers and persons wanting to settle-on
easonab'c terms.
G.:f Having excellent House and Stab'e
WH!l. accommodations, he will accommodate
tra,e iers.
His post office address is. {. Eastman. Craw-
ford County, Wis" WIN. McAULEY.
November 22d. 1854. T22tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-12-04

DoEsrIcKs.-The N. Y. Evenanq Post
says that the gentleman who writes over
thu sign. re "P. @. PH1LANDER DoesTIcKs
P. B." is a modest young clerk in a New
York house, and that he writes only to
pease brother who is connected with the
Detroit ADVERTISER, in which paper his com.
mlnications appear. From othe rsoures
we learn that his name is Thompson. The
Post says he has innulnerable otfe;s from
publishers, to write volume in his owl
peculiar vein.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-12-04

A GRAVE CHARGE.--It is well known
that Senator Douglas has heretofore beer
an earnest advocate of the popular sover
eighty doctrine that the representative
should obey instructions or resign. The
legislature of Illinois just elected, is strong
" anti-Nebraska and anti-Douglas. I'm
der these circumstances, Douglas feels We
nv nervous. The Chicago Tribune states
the following as q fact, and i'll form Sc
direct and unequivocal, that Senator Doug
las shold no, permit it to pass without a
denial-if it is not correct = WIS.
I'VE are aware that, concious of his dan
ger, Mr.. Douglas has been scheming and
will continue to scheme, to prevent instruc
tons being given him. To our certain
knowledge, one state senator, residing IL
this portion of the state, has oIreody bee'
offered fee thousand dollars to cote agaSns
instyuctions."
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-12-04
TO ALL CONCERNED.

NOTICE. that T. DAVID STEWART. of Bee
y town. Grant County. Wis, having 'ong
been in business in this place. and there being
many account; d me. do now wish those who
know themselves indebted 10 me. TO cal and
settle the same as soon as possible. My rea-
son for giving this notice in the paper is. that
] wish to close M my business at Beetown.and
find a new 'ocaton elsewhere in this county
to sell goods 81 like old Grant County.
DAVID STEWART.
Beetown, Nov. 22d, 1884. l3n22
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-12-04
BONNF.TS & RIBBONS.

Lancaster, May goth, 1854. ri
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-12-04
&C. TORIE. M. h.,

yuVEND ER> his professional services to the
IL citizens Of Grant County and vicinity. il
every department of MFpIcINE and SURGERY.
Par,icu ar atien,ion will be given Ia diseases
Of the Ear and Eye, and cure or re lei IS as
sured in every case where there is no de-
strnction in the organization of these invalua-
BILE faculties. A long exper fence in private
and in Hospital practice, enables him to fee
all proper confidence that he will give genera
satisfaction to those who may need his medica
advice.
OFFICE-Over Parne's Store. BOARD, al
Plattev,l Hotel.
PIatieville. Oct. 5th, 1854. INF.