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& Ranney, Publisher,
OFFERS FOR SALE
800. 900 s2sllkS ANn MA d.

o. all kinds at publishers prices I" lie it'll
3n''r Gifts. worth from ) S1u each; consisting
i Gold and Silver atCr>. cwclry X, iirIlr> Ladies'
Purses. rnrm"aic>, ac. Sln worth gifts distributed,
with every so books
A giit viii Ice delivered with every book for One
Dollar or more Although book article i'll Ice sold
for NOR" Than the usual retail price. MANY i'll l sold for
less Persons wishing any particular book. order AT
and il will Dee forwarded with = gift !, c.inul.tc
Catalogue 81 Books Maps a:d Gifts will hc sent To any
address on Application. Persons ordering Books with
lit,. should "rwar the amount al pu>tacc must in
NalnilN l." paid III adv vance. The postage 81
and ST. books i l. cents: and for 81
Il cents Address. s. Al
A. RANNEY. No. 2.2 Brnadvay New York
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That's So.

1 IL note. ard accounts due the late firm Of
u CHASE, GOULD & Co., a'''>: ne paid he
fore the first e October neat Contracts % the
contrary cn'g executed.
Yves, Concord July 18th. 1857. 42-iS
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vt. Mutual Fire Insurance Co

NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT FOR lSi..
THE member, of the Vermont Mutual Fire insurance Co.
hereby E'tird HAT the follow H., -S'>sHrn> hav"
been mad 10y the Directors al notes III force the is
low Ing DAYS, 10 Wit:
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ITS PERFECT SAFETY
IT'S RESTORATIVE AND STRENGTHENS

IN every c.'n,iiii n Of the sys;e-, a. a:e
CERTAIN he d-l axe c"iisiiI-;I,; - ~ 's'a- =
maiden. WI ~ mother, rendered ~ sssr J q
influence, hen, =; the same ;Ii,,s. y = i,ttS :
sailon Is experienced ;hraaShcas 10 - lie b :.
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EXCITEMENT
A DELICIOUS SENSE o. sEsosf.

calming tie aci AID mind, quie:nS n" IN +
harS ilgsc!rs ami iw.tchlS nrrr.s e, and hIf. E.
she whole system mt req A:.l w.. ; e.
Ia n There - ~ whence IL L. the s,s;''ii- -
BY the us" 81 Esr.h. severe ard r.ss s r~-'i'
d'es. whsch. ii'Gch IA, MAY temp -ar r ,''
rsin. pr,ins -,airr evils IN The DC ioas >sr' 4
I 10 !
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SrboolS.
St. Johnsbury Academy
AND
NORMAL INSTITUTE

'H'IIE Trustees of the st. Johnsbury (Vt.)
/ 4 Academy. in view of the present deficiency OF
facilities III our State for training to a thorough
and practical knowledge of their employment.
/ those who are to be the teachers of Our Common
Schools. and believing that the improvements de-
mandcd in these Schools can only he secured by
providing for them more thoroughly qualified
Teachers. propose to establish in connection with
| the Academy department of instruction having
special reference to this object.
! In order to furnish to those who designing
to be Teachers specific course of instruction.
such is pursued in the Normal Schools Of neigh
boring States. one of the permanent Teachers con
ncctcd with the Academy will hereafter devote his
chief attention to this class If students. For the
present Mr.. Colby. who has resumed hi, conncc-
ton with the Academy, will have charge of this
department.
The course of study will include with the higher
English branches, thorough training Of classes
in the elementary studies with reference both to
the acquisition of an accurate knowledge of the
same. and the proper methods of teaching them to
others
An Experimental Class will be formed. which
will rccic undcr the supervision of the Principal.
but in which each member Of the clasS> will. in
turn act teacher. the design being to furnish
the members an opportunity to try their capacity
to teach. and to perform successfully this efdu-
" incumbent them i'll the School Room.
There will be frequent Lectures and Discussions.
in connection with the Rotations upon Modes
Of Teaching. Government II schools and other
topics relating to the Teachers calling.
In making this arrangement the Trustees have
also had in view such division Of labor among
the Teacher, Of the School. rs viii make il more
desirable for the Older class Of students who
ar fitting for Collcgr or prosecuting the higher
English studies. The a,aii> Of fund At the dis
po>al Of the Trustees will b. appropriated to pay
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come no; trm Violently ,.i1.,I.isg sry orSs'
Of The t,~ly Il excessive a. u, as hy ;he -,
cP-rsiioIis "f alcoholic faids - I-efar2t,' No 10
opium-nllo If which Leave The system I. = ~ -
eonii;i u than h.f r.; iai, Il. We have reieai-
SAID, is '-a,.r- pr'I-ri..s AZ 9eTg'ei II %
e3i-ilv e;ua.izin- the Nervous r iuii, s.ius II
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Busturss Cdr0S.

jas. II. CLARK, EONhBINDEH,
BRADFORD. VI.
Book Binding in all its varieties. executed with
neatncss and dispatch. Also Bank Books Of every
variety. for Merchants. &c. Town and Probate
Records, &C., made to order.
Bradford. August, 1891. lal-.0ls
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IRON FENCES.

For enclosing burial lots, furnished at the loves,
rates.
In cndcavornE to keep our work on an equality
with the best city work-at much less price
~c trust We shall receive the liberal patronage our
cxcrtions merit.
u Work delivered in the ncighborimg towns
free of charge. TIIOS. BRIGHAM,
n,3 JAS. Is. CARPENTER
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W EAT MARKET.
KITTHEDGE'S BLOCK

kITTEFDEE'S DIOCk
\ connection with the Meat business. We have
d 4 on hand Salt Pork. Salt Beef Tripe, Lard
Hams Salmon Mackcrcl Cod Fish &c
We shall still be adding to the amount and va.
rety of our stock. and shall cndcavor to furnish
good quality of articles in this line Of business
and shall hope to render this establishment inds-
pcnsablc to the public.
The n.arkc. will be open at all hours of the dav.
HASTINGS K WRIGHT.
st. JOhnshlrv April 30 1857 3Itf
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. l. u Il y I Il L Y WINS XIV
PIT Up BY
WILSON, FAIRBANK g. CO.
MEDICINAL PURPOSES

Be- To attain the desired object Of ,,la.r,- t,- -.
i'"'li' i'i!u' arll,". Ne haze spared liilrr In, -
'Ai'- ana Ia" basis hl"n Nll,h place, tli. 1rru.
ui "iE ii>hh l. i"f Nli"I purposes the lur.>- I,.I
ny may he fr,"h,"''" that >i> ctirciy Tree ir,ru
any aiulteraI.. whatever. '''4.
IL p'rllN 'ai.r"f l." questioned Thorough aualvs
l> t"li made. viii L. ~ referring Ia -i, ri
IL 'criil'atc, ciH u i, IA zach t.r,l.
STATE A>>AyIE'> OFFICE
- Somerset {. H. y il Nny ~ H.
Nf>>kS- MISC AlLfsAk. Go t,iir!,n, I'll Ibsye
''' IL !' al i - II iL'- >;i i>" Bourbon his
- 10" >lt I" ii>' ar i- Tn iII->,r adult. rating
mate ana lt" = ii'Iln y'u That the samples his
Sc ar' Ire irri"IN .ul;"rati'r AID hot contain
any poisonous II i ii IL niiir!> AID h-lIce suitable
i"I l!'.lC'iia T>c Respectfully yolr s.r, lit
CHARLES I. JACKSON NJ u
STiIK As>aYFg
In ":'!or - prevent !ece rn al TH. thai tl, IA, sin,
IL" III liz ~iar' Il lr INN III. cork of c..r,
",itl": without ~ ll't'' lion hole i genuine.
The N" ! lut up III quart art pint bottles and 10 III
sal, ~ all druggists.
WILSON. FAIEBANk GO. Wholesale Druggists
Ms and - Hanover SIR q. B,>t T. h, N all -
dcr- ILUt %. ad,>s- For sale Druggists y,l,rallv
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CLOTHING WAREHOUSE.

INHE Subscriber would inform the citizens of
i Lyndon and surrounding towns that he has
taken the Store formerly occupied hy ii Rabbit.
and tilted up the same Clothing Store and
laiior> shop. and has secured the services Of an
experienced Gutter and is prepared To furn-
lsh Clothing IN every variety at reasonable prices
He will also keep on hand large stock of
READY MADE CLOTHING.
to which he invites attention of those in want of
the same. H. B. JONES
Lyndon, April 80. 1857. Stiff
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HIRAM S. BROH'NE. ~ D.,
PHYSICIAN x SURGEON.
Having dissolved his connection i'll business with
DIR. Hoyt. offers his professional services to the
citizens Of st. John>bury and vicinity.
DR.. Brown fattcr> himself that with eight years
practical experience As 4 physician and surgeon.
together with the superior facilities afforded him
wilhelm connection with the lio1.ffrai city HosyttGi
fer thoroughly qualifying himscifin his profession:
he will be able to give entire satisfaction.
DIR. b. may be found for the present at Captain
II. Martins 5, Main Street soft
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n.
NATURAL ACTION

through ut II. system. Il Is ia his manner ih.i
appetite !. Restored iha; dug 81 n - improved
ihe muscles siren. ,h,nri, the mental eaeT-l q
recruited. he hue e health res;'rri - iht
cheeks weakness & the si''ne ~, ii'nl reii-ved
aad all tie .r,..,a,.ons # Nervous pshaiis
removed.
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WILSON CAInEANk& co.

Wholesale Agents. i3and - Hanover 81 =
So,l lv Druggists generally.
|. {. BINGHAM. BROWN < HolT, whoie'''
nd retail Agents 81. Jct->burv
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LOWE PRESS COMPANY.

III " A>IiINtITpN STREET. Boston
All ki- Il PaI"T. 'r'i>. En-, les. Bronze. AM LA.
iar >al.- T. = taI>TS A>TEp.
Boston. April. - -:
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40 Sides Sole Leather,

4 GEORGE NJ BARNEY.
August 6. 1877. 45-,s
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.,.nIc -LOu"c III rrrl>uiu,;,,,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-05-23
100000 Shingles

DLANDFoRD. GLEN &C.,, At wyalusing, offer fol
X sale 10000 shingles. 4 - -. 1O-H
August 50, Sc. -sss -. - - =
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-05-23


ssoaINe.--The Ripon Star tells the
following:
Two gentlemen, one of them about the
.;ze and build Of our governor, were stop
ping at Menasha over night, several years
aoo: and were obliged to room togeth'>
Now one of them was an 'awtnf snofer,
and more especially so, when tired and
worn out 10y hard days travelling which
was the ease on this occasion. In the
course of the night, a sound that might
have awakened the dead, uprose from the
nostrils of one OF. the sleepers. An oeea-
sional "hunch" from the elbow of the 9th
er occupant of the bed, would for short
time interrupt the seven tenor OF the
music: but few minutes was all that was
required for return TO full blast. HUI
man patience could endure it no longer
Giving the snorer an extra vigorous elbow
ING. the disturbed slumberer addressed the
other AS follows: Captain won't you turn
over on your side? you snore very loud
| think if YOU lay on your SIDE Your won
sncre quite so much" Il think snore
more when | lay on my side, than when
on my back" was the answer. The first
gentleman added quickly and from the
bottom of his heart:-"For Gods sake,
then, lay STILL
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-05-23
Valuable Farm for sale


TINE subscriber offers for sale his Farm containing
/ $40 of Prairie and 100 of Timber Land,
$40 of the Prairie in good fences and 200 acres OF
the in good cultivation, with large two story
Frame House the promises Barn and out houses !,
never failing well by the house, and several good
springs the land there Is also Young thrifty Or
chard close to the house also 40 seeded in Tim
otfy. ~
This Farm is situated on the Military Road, miles
from Patch Grove, IL miles from Prairie du Chen, and
about Is miles from Lancaster, and the best stand for
Tavern in the County. The will be sold at bar
gain For Terms apply the subscriber the prems
Is, or j. G. Cover in Lancaster v2s
Patch Grove March II, 1857. s.sss.
IT, NJ. w.vANAUSDALL.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-05-23
GRADUATED Lands.

Some enquiry having been made Of us
in regard to the provisions of the act in re-
gard to graduated lands, we republish the
law passed by the last Congress:
AN ACT to cofrm certain entries OF
land therein named.
Be it enacted by Me.Senate and House OF
REPRESENTATIVES of the United States an
Conoress assembled, That all entries OF
the public lands under the act to graduate
and reduce the price Of the public lands
subject to entry, to actual settlers and cul-
tiyators, approved four b Of August eigh-
teen hundred and tifty-four, made prior to
massage Of this act in which the purchaser,
has made the affidavit and paid the pur-
chase money as required by said act, into
the hands of the Register at the time OF
making said entry, are hereby legailzed
and patent shall issue TO the parties respec-
lively, excepting those entries under said
act, which the Commissioner of the Gene-
raj Land Office may ascertain TO have
been frandulently or eyasively made
Provided, that this act shall not be so con-
strued as to confirm any of said entries
which have heretofore been annulled and
vacated by said Commissioner on account
of fraud, evasion of law, or other special
cause and provided further, That nothing
herein contained shall be SO construed as
to deprive any actual settler and cultivato'
Of his RIGHT 20 any land on which he resi-
ded at the time of an entry by another
person u1der the act to which this act is
an amendment.
Approved March ., 1857.
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REAL ESl
Smith Shop for SaE
REAL ESTATE ron SALE

r WILL SELL for u cash, balalisk ;sn fist tso :,
lioviae Lands IN Grant County, Wis, u vsts
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-05-23

WESTERN W1scoNsINRAILRoAD.--A bill
was passed by the Wisconsin Legislature
last winter granting charter for the build
ing of aRailroad from Prairie du Chen to
Dnnleith. A meeting of the stockholders
of the company is called for the election Of
Directors. This road missioner or later
be built is part of line of Roads
which will be built on the east side OF the
Mississippi river, and connect the Illinois
Central Railroad with Lake Superior
and it is very important to know why this
road may not be made to terminate at Ga
lenag The route, as we understand it, is
more p actieable, while this point has ev.
cry ad, lntage that any proposed termin
us has. We had supposed the charter
made Galena the Southern terminus, bu'
it appears to have been Otherwise Ga
lena Courier. ..z .a. assists
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-05-23
Real Estate Agency.

T1HE subscriber will attend to the Purchase and
i Sale Of Real Estate, and the Payment of Tax.
es.
scrption of the same and their terms can have their
lands cold reasonable terms. "a
Strangers and others wishing purchase aDy Real Es
tate, would do well TO CALL hzve several fne Farms
for sale situated within miles Of Lancaster ALSO,
large quantity of Unmproyed Land for sale all OF
which will sold cheap and terms 10 suit purchaser
Lancsster, March 18th, 1857. 80 L. J. WOoILEY..
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-05-23

TIE MoRMoNs WILL FIGHT.--Tha Des-
ert Ntws, Brigham Yonng's organ, as
lsumes defiant and warlike tone, declares
that the principle Of Squatter Sovereign
ity shall be vindicated by the Mormons,
and that under it, the people of Utah have
the right to choose their own institutions,
without regard to the general government.
The Colonel of the st invincibles adver-
tises school for the Legion, where the
poor will be taught the infantry and cav
AIRY drill
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-05-23
REAL ESTATE FOR Cash.

Y5lHE subscriber offers the following Lands and Village
1 Lots for sale al Il low price:
100 acres situated on the East Branch of Blue Riy-
err in sec z T. g. r. of which 100 ia good
meadow land, which will yield from 100 to- 200 tons OF
hay annually There is also frst-rate mi-ste, with
l6 or Is foot fall good spring. and hewed og-houss
upon the premises.
ALSO, 100 ACRES sitrated in sec 9S, r 6, r. West,
with improvements of frame dwelling house; one
frame barn. one sInoke-house acres in cultivation,
good SPRING and branch running through the centre
This land Is all tillable. La fx&
ALSO, Two Lots in the Village of Nontfort, OF
which is improved, with good dwelling house and
garden upon 1t; the other is unimproved.
=; 1E A. +. SCHNEE.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-05-23

RAILROAD TaouBLE.-We learn that a
difficulty has sprung up between the NJ. 4
NJ. R. r. Company. and the lumbermen OF
the Wisconsin river, which threatens seri-
GUS consequences. 1t is claimed by the
lumbermen, that the railroad bridge over
the Wisconsin obstructs the passage of
RATS during the present high water, and
they threaten TO tear it down, unless it
is removed to-day. Meanwhile the rail-
road company have taken prompt measures
ito protect their property Madison Jour-
nal.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-05-23
A happy Marriage.

A dozen years ago, Mr.X.,a young gen
tleman Of high family and ample fortune,
was riding upon one Of the quays, when
he was 50 unfortunate as to run over a
poor workman, who soon after died from
the effects of the injuries he had received.
Mr.X. was greatly grieyed at the accident,
and ha-tened to make the family of the
poor man all The reparation in his power
He gave the widow life income, and
charged himself With the education of hel
child, little girl seven years old. Marie
the child, was pretty and intelligent aud
Mr. X forgetting the future Of work
mans daughter, placed her in frst-class
school, In few years Marie become a
beautiful and accomplished young lady
When it was too late her benefactor dis
covered that it was impossible for such q
creature as Marie to descend 10 the leyel
Iof her parent.
He was himself very ugly man, and
had found his lack of good looks an obsta-
Gle in the way of contracting marriage
suitable to his rank in life. He therefore
determined to remain a bachelor,an leave
his entire fortune to his young protege,an
whoever she might choose for husband
He informed her of his intention, and
questioned her as to whom she would like
Ito marry. The result may be OWNED
She asked for no better husband than
himself Mr.. K was much surprised at
this ayOWal which his rnotfasty at first sci
down to the account Of gratitude, bu, lie
finally determined to be a happy Benedict
and the marriage was solemniZed.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-05-23

yvy0 RENT In Pleasant Valley, Potosi.-One Of
80 Ro,ras z now occupied drugstore: the 9TH
g new buildinc neatly furnished, now occupied as
GENE, Al ry-goods store, with all necessary buildings
tssched to it. such a. cellar, granery smoke and dwell
would state for the information Of those desiring to
% into mercantile business that BR1TIsH HoLLew
eue n the 6rst commercial points in Granr County.
Merchants ruEgst and others rMpectully Invited
to -como aSd 80 for themselves.
For further arsormstiou call st The sesidsuce Of the
subscriber. WI HUT
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-05-23

DIscovEKY OF GoLD.-Adyices from
San Antonio, Texas, of April l4th, state
that information had been received In that
city, Of q reliable character, that large
placer Of gold had been discovered in the
Lagnna de Tacos, about 80 leagues to the
north and west of Monclova, and about
guy miles from San Antonio. The news
mad craated great excitement in Monclova
And Monterey.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-05-23
EXCELLENT FARM
OF $50 Acres For Sale,
Ill enclosed and under Cultivation
NEAR CASS VILE.

offer for sale mr. large fsr OF $50 acres, al under
cultivation enclosed with inch pine boards, cedar
,,osts all in the town of cassve. near
divers Nil and miles The village OF CassrilIe
The premises are veil watefed by spiings and running
brooks Two good dwelling bouses, with barn and saw
eral out houses &c.
For particulars direct to D. Oliver Beetown, wis., Of
frcuire Of the subse<fbsr on TIA farm.
Hsy1ssh, 1857. - Il. c. HrRRAX.
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Farm in Grant County Wanted

TN exchange fora well located house and lot In Brook
lyn, Long Island. The house Is two and half story
built in the best manner; contains all the modern i'm.
provements gas, hot and cold water, &c. It will he
exchanged for an improved farm In Grant
County of about 100 $50 acres with stock, imps-
n,ents &c. For further particulars address
GEO. e. LOCKWOOD, So
45-6rnos Dunleth, Ill
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-05-23
Canton.

4 IL persons hereby cautioned against harboring
n trusting at my expense or selling any article 10
her on credit expecting pay therefor, as am de-
tesmned to not be responsible for as acts in any way
she having left my bed and boar any just provo
cation. The of wife alluded % Is Ann Mar
rim. .ztsst y 49, & PHILIP MAXIM.
Ellenboro', May 18th, 1851. 47-ss
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-05-23
1O0Acres of Timber Land
Fob SALE

ITU and half miles northeast OF Lancastef
- viii be sold reasonable. Time given half the pur
chase money Said land is in good seftlsment, and 10
well ustered IA actual settler would be preferred En-
ou;re for further particulars Of the subscriber.
Lancaster, May 9th, 81. 4G-tf JOHN s. MA1BEN.e
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-05-23
PARTNERSHTP

T ALLEN BARBER has associated with
hmm in his professional business EDWARD
b. Lowav from this date September 23d,
1874 "a rs
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-05-23
REMOVAL.

nR. BROOKS has removed from Beetown to Tafton
~ where he offers his professional services to all
who need his aid. From long experience in the west,
ne feels confidence in treating its diseases.
April, Esd, 1857. 4-tf
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Farm for Sale.

NEAR the Lancaster road four miles east Of
Y $50 acres.
There so acres enclosed about SO acres under cul
vation 25 of which seeded with grass; there Is
small frame house. and barn. plenty of water on part
of IT; about 80 of bottom land good quar-
rvs timber and wood enough for the Of the place
For further particulars enquire Of the subscriber on the
place. u. BROWN
Nville April 35th, 1856. &
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-05-23
Hands Wanted.

= OR hands wanted to work on the Brick Yard
y Good wages aud esbut active. hands need
apply. WA. Il. FOSTER
Lancaster, April 25th, 1857. "A
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Paw I'D at Potosi.

Ii persons indebted to us by note book account.
IN are notified to and settle as we are il
need OF money and must close up business immediately.
ANDERSON & HAMM0ND.
June goth. 1855 ssE I'll
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-05-23
Lots for Sale in Wyalusing.

TIME subscriber offers for sale all hi Lots in the VIZ
lage of wyalusing. win give good deeds for the
same. The village is pleasantly situated on the Misss
sipp River three miles below the mouth of the Wscon-
sin. The place has good mill under way, and
Touring mill in contemplation next spring.
Feb. B. 1857. SO CHARLES BLANDF0RD.
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Notice! Notice.!

Mooney NANTEDs-An persons knowing Themselves
iXl indebted to u.s. either by Note or Book Account
will please pay up, snd commence account, We
are III need of money. sssssss#
IS GEORGE W. RYLAND & co.
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SETTLE UP.
AT PATCH GROVE.

Having sold out my Store in Patch Grove to Mr.. Al
unsettled accounts With me- to come Immediately for set
cement at the old sand hope this notice will DO prompt
complied WITH to save trouble and it is besl to LOOK
settle accounts while transactions are fresh IN
the memory of all parties.
May 9th, 1857 46-tf |. IT, CRY