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NcgrOes for Sate

Il HAVE gate aambef II Sesraes 90 h.na fsr
sale Asaa1 81 them skneiient Srsssa.tresz ana
81. can scon. ~ l. EzsQD D.
seulll-I u Il
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-11-18
u VIDEyD.

A IlNihtND Of twelve per cent. On the caplt,l
p" g ~ Va tshyilie Commercial las q .if,e..
"i th' pr us oi the asst siN months
80 so' = ,. i''s' JAMES Waikiki, sec'y.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-11-18

r,,c. Russia Iron.
4 BBlS Just received aud Tor sale by
"'''' u. d. DICKEY.
REAUTIFUL TOBACCO at % cents. warranted
~ just receiy ed at ''''1
noy5. Nv TANcT,-y l. co.,
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-11-18
Executors sale OF Real Estate.

III nhN"fsiEtef are nnN ertriir a private ssie
ali tiaat isriis q lsua q lnF - H. saush Sc
q fe tsafi,tts Turl pike bsiatesnp g. a. estsi a.
the hate Matthew hsrfo.s Grssased T.. l.us ii l..
taii ti-ss ara Sithin about tse uliss - the STATE
Assa = tzia gut "a tta vars az ssize from
li'ltrsii = taeniy utfe so ifftilrs "a titf
furHrte fosf fie-e iatds e hr sss4 81 hstr ,lr.
e-s ans ~ hhersl rUe- Ang I-rsats isLli,r q -
fi'if tsf ~ ~ asfsfisiu Particulars ta r~isfts "a
So trrns, VII please can Jrhu a. t.rrs,s -,
i'4e premises, ~ ~ . l. A r. ~, Bron lssai fsls
Agrtis, OF The unders gnsd Ia N4shvIlia
A. - l1icHFR
e. q Tital4IF
srpuo-u Executeys - ~ IArfee. DECD
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-11-18
HATS AND CAPS.

\ AN receiving direct from the Manufactures all
the latest styles of Fall and Winter Hats and Caps
Tor Men Boys and Children wear, corssting in part
o the best Cashmere, Soft Fur Hats of all qualities
Boys Clnth and Glazed Caps Also a large lot of
Mems, Boys and Children's Merino and Wool Hats
which viii be sold on reasonable terms for Cash or
punctual dealers at Nos SO and 50 corner of College
ana broadway, by b. Il. CUTTER.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-11-18
iNi>sniuiinn.

VIZ capartncssuip heretofore existing usder the
l. name .tisa slyit al 81 a. IIolsN A -sgN l. ttis
'tay Dissolved lay auatuai CONSENT Mn H. Ii.rn -
ius ali te oheyts ans H. alone tathos Nod to c!t ~
ttss ace1s due Tie arm, pay ali ctans a.Irst th
same N&. II hUhN
sctss ~ l. HtftN
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and every variety q Wsss,a sna cans seat CHAIRS
We vii ca ieaNar o. Pieass ali, 4al ga take t,,t
pleasure rs showing Ssh t4ssSc y s lsag lsx
~ with a cali.
sasiI-Sn . PATTERSON FREEMAN
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-11-18

VI II HORN Will Continue the business al IN,
oil stari on College street whsr skliiIgi aorkr,,
slii be iesai - amy work cnafusg-,i a. az
care. =autfs- -,
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-11-18
To All tt,e Fas,a, $50. 80 ~

t'ararh FAis
To all the Eastern Cries.
a A. lasiitnirr Ex'srs,s si,r,iucif e. f,f-r,ls nd
- - 'i+i.f w. flltut Chang. ~ cars $50 N 500
nif fAlrf through a. y iar an ii'tt-bars Without
Pour Daily Trains.
fiil-t HAN -yfai.ff. l-ftshii-g sieub-rviiis
hhd ne's Lightning Exffat~-Is.as = ir-inf.rI a
Geld. 1'N'' 'i'"F'
Ias if-ia si'ie betSecn rincinna and Colunaius a
i<'ssl4i..f A.rros, Nrall, and London only.
.. rn'Ab ttAiN-tieveiand Express Nai-Ieavts
Cincinnati a. s,tOA o. for Dunk rk rsa,io Nev Yerk
,..oi' &C. WAselng Iiaitinore lhlidelpl,ia wash
Columbus --''-''''' anu
riiiKlfTRAIN -Acoomsno.iatios- caves e,,s,,,.,,
Al ! - a. ~ fog sI'fiilgiifld and tfuIabus
lhl- trAih alse makes c0aneetieus f,,r Wimfnrtop
Lancaster ana Itsfille. Ih- tru stct,s ~ an oi,ts
l--tSesi tsre'afafi AMI Coiuinhus t-~
fet kfh TRAM leselzhd IIttsbnre ana yyl,e.t
ne Nsght t<i,ress-iFarer Cincinnati AZ 80 orloek
T. ", far al the Eastern cites
his trash 81 ~ al loints betzecp C.ne,nat,.,s
Culanihls. '' --A--'' anu
~ tam an Sunsays
tfa.is Fsn % c',unlbus tlneseren minutes fas.er
th4L Csncilnaf tine '-''''
Asa i, ,ns Tor Thrensh Tickets
isti.e Miami eaa CSVsng t0a .sxiitslI sl \. ,
= ft.-, ~ - The tid tsfce <iti-,,s=t ..rn,r
ss,-i~sy aud frent, opposite si,o8cer Haase. ar "A
he Eastern l-pot -
). DURANB superintendent,
- r. feid1l'' SeAeFai iAckes Agent
Fst oANiitr LINE calls Tor pass.arers Al al IN.
"a e"trts lnr eseh and every tain By leayipg
'Nefs "a, Al r.tcer 81 the Shove oals vii cali Tor
80 ~ = ~ tartsss tie city, n lllasit tsIl
~ y kUGsIIS. C.snaae,ar.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-11-18
DRY HIDES,
SOLE LEATHER

w r nave IN store and for SALE large stock ~ -,
perinr Heml"ck and Oak tanned sole Iea,be
ures - 0114iig az he lowest possible Cash ng-
p X c. ANDERSON. -
Nos As and 81 C,Iiepe - ,a,r D.,
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-11-18

Lace Leather.
m SIDES Sole Leather Just RECEIVED and ror s,l,
- ID. J.. DIChEY
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an boxtSs TuBAcc0. taTioas brzsas, b.
w seRis-9 DilLoS : Co
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-12-11
Gold Hines of Western Kansas.

We have perceived a NANTES: DISPOSE
ton in the st. Louis papers, to initiate the
Kansas gold bubble. Ii would he Of i'm
mense advantage 10 St. Louis to have an
emigration of $4,000 or $4,000 gold seek
ers pass through that city on their way
TO the Kansas gold fields. There is no
doubt that there is gold at Pixies Peak
So there is on Frazer River, and yet some
$4,000 persons have been to,a ly ruined
by the Fraser River excitement. We
would therefore caution all those who read
in the ST. Louis journals glowing accounts
Of the Kansas gold mines, to bear in mine!
the Fraser River stories. When the times
are SO hard and business is so prostrated,it
is moi surprising thas the ST. Louis journals
should seize upon every item of intelligence
from Kansas to invite large migration to
that territory. ST. Lonis has already
reaped hundreds Of thousands of dollars
out of the Kansas fever. Let every uneasy
person bear in mind the following tariff OF
prices at the mines: "Flour in the mines
was selling at from $40 to s25 per sack
sack. Qo0) pounds Whiskey was
worth at the crossing, s per quart Mil
Free Democrat.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-12-11
Legal Notices.
In Prohate-.Keith.

County of Grant, S. Present, William acGonigal
..x judge stEM 8
In the mater of the last will and testament of Johi
Keith, deceased.
nN reading and fling an instrument in writing pu
porting to lie the last viii and testament OF Johi
Keith late of Grant County, in the State OF VISIONS
deceass And thefeu,on it is ordered, that the pro-
Of said insrum lie heard before the Judge OF III
Court at the Cour-H House in Lancaster in said County
the 18th day of December, AID. 1895 And It rs ="
tler ordered that notice thereof be given to all SOL
Interest ed by publishing this order for three suceeSsi,
weeks previous said day Of hearing in the GtanC
ty Herald weekly newspaper published at lancasts
in said County - ated November 18th, 1873.
3t22 WILLIAM Mci0NiGAl4, County dhcge.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-12-11
In probate-Siynmoil s.

State of Wisc0nsln, County OF tTrln,
November Tenn, 1875. Present. William NC io::ia
Judge.
In The matter Of the estate of Joseph Simmons decd.
IL tha est ate of said deceased and her motion it is
ordered, that proof of all claims and demands against
the estate of said joseph Simmons, deceased, and ali
claims and demands in offset thereto be heard before the
judge of this the court house in Lncaste IN
said county, til first Monf,s of February and June
1853: on or before which latter day ali creditors OF
said estate required to present their Claims Tor adj
justmeilt and allowance And six months from ana al
the first day of December a d 1865, being allowed
and limited roI such presentation and adjustment.
And it is rher order ed that notice tc reo be given
10 such edtors ard all others coEce ned by publish
ing this order for four successive weeks in the Grant
County Herald, weekly newspaper published III Lam
in said county commencing within twenty dat
from the Gate hcreef--Dated November 18th, 1853.
it24 WILLIAM Meg )NIGAL, County judge
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-12-11
In Prohate-Andrew.

State of WISCONSIN, County of Chant, ss.Connty Court
Nov Term 1855 Present, William McGonie al. Judge
In the of the estate of Henry T. Andrew, decd
I'M this day came Austin Ransom and filed IN inns
court his petition praying to be appointed admins
istrator lie bouis of the estate OF said deceased
hereupon it is ordered that the matter of said petition
be heard before the Judge of this court at the Cour
House in Lancaster, in said comnty, on the Goth day
December, A ID 1858, at O'Clock P NJ of said day
And is fun ther ordered that notice thereof be givel
to all persons interested by publishing this order L"
three (3) successive weeks previous 10 SAID ddyo near
ing in The Grant Caunty Herald. a weekly newspape
published at lancaster, in said Grant county -Dae'
Nov 2Ist 1888 WILLIAM Mctf0NlGAI,
233v County Judge.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-12-11
in PROBATE-HAFFERAAMP.

State of Wisconsin. CountyCouit November Term,
County of Grant, }ss. 1883 Present, William BIC
Gonigal, Judge.
In the matter of the Estate of Henry Haerkamp, decd
AN this day came John Kemler the administrator OF
~ estate ofsaid deceased and fled in this Court his
adinstra ration account for final settlement: and there
upon it is ordered that said account be examined before
the Judge OF this Court at the cour-housr in Lancaster
in said Grant county, the 2Sth.day OF December
1858, at o'clock NJ of said day.
And it further ordered that notice thereof be given
to all persons interested by publishing this order for
three successive weeks previous sail day hearing
in the Grant County Herald, weekly newspaper pub
lished atLancaser in said NJ. emberl9h
1858. WILLIAM McGONlGAI.1
24-3w Counts Judge.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-12-11
Administrators Sale.

In Probate Clur---t;Iant county. Wis
In the matter Of the Estate OF David Williams. decreased
OH CT is hereby given. that by virtue and in pur-u-
ance of All order OF license made H.: said matter
tue 18th da; of September, D I553 BY the County
Court Of said Grant county, the undoIs n,c admins
atiix of the estate Of deceased, Will on the y III
ola, OF tIcct mter 1865, ri two o'clock in the afternoon
OF said day at the City lo,el, in the village ot Potos in
said Grant county offer lor s.lo Pu9t NenQue ti-e
following land, 10 Wit:
The north west quarter OF the northeast Gua'tcr q
Section tu GA Town thiec ~ month al
Range three 81 west, In sac Grant county.
Terms OF sale ,,iii he ks.o,gI Z Ike taJ
saiu.--4,..teu IL eeiiber 2d. 1865.
HESTER A WILLIAMS
3,24 A..4..... t..t;i iA of sad estate.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-12-11

All Of said lots lying and being in Ike Town Of Nusco
d e. ant Co Wis All Of said property shall expose
Tor sale and sell all the right c and interest which the
said defendants had the date and fling of said judy
mant any time thereafter BY Law directed at the
door OF the Courthouse III the village oil anca IN
said county the 2oth day of January, 1859, a. o.
clock of said dag satisfy aid execution in
teest and accruiny costs.Dafcd SheIiRs Office.
Craft county, Wis. December LIST, 1903.
D. WARD. Sheriff.
GREGORY & PENNY PITTS Attys, Madison, Wis. 6t24
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-12-11

As William A. Phelps, P. NJ. at Duff's
Fork. Fayette County, Ohio. and his two
daughters Jenny and Sarah have been ar
rested for robbing he mail. The father
Is man of considerable property and til e
two daughters who confess the robbery.
are young, good looking aud intelligent
lhe ia'her denies all knowledge Of ,he
matter.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-12-11
MCTFAT'S LIFE PILLS
t-ANp-+
phnnix Ritters.

TE1HE PEST FAMILY MEDICINE NOW BEFORE TT u
I public, for he care ofscr0fula, Ulcers Scur,
or Erupiions of tho skin, Fever and Agues. D,s.
pepsfa, Drcpsy, and in fact most ali the diseases soon
Yield 10 their curative properties.
Il has been computed that during the last TWENTY-FIVE
benefited hy the OF these medicines: fact of their
cufat1" proper ties-s single trial viii rlace them h.,
y"nd the reach of competition in the esiihite of ever,
patient By their use the BLOOD Is RESTORED T6
\ HEALTHY SITE and freed .tr0m al impariies-
The $! stem is moi reduced during their operation but
invsoiated and they require restraint from business
or pleasure.
Tie afflicted haze IN these medicines remedy that VII
do for them aHfhat medicine possibly effect.
PREPARED BY
w. b. M0FFAT, NJ D. New York
AND FOR SALE yY-GEo. II. Cox, Lancaster a,d
druggists generally.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-12-11
TThe frian,ls Of Gen Sam

gT The friends of Gen. Sam Houston
express the opinion that he will be the
successful candidate for Governor OF Texas
next summer, and that then he will be
elected to the Z. s. Senate, t. fill his own
vacancy if he desires 1t.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-12-11
Mercy waited iii Exchange for Lliln
her-a. HarclsOn's Steam saw Mill.

TN Hurricane Grove 21S miles south of tho Corners
where they have put upa good Muley Saw in addition
10 the Rotary, which is able to saw timber OF all 81
yes and lengths Bills be filled with very short
notice any kind of Timber suitable for building wag-
on stuff OF all kinds of oak, ash, sugar tree hickory
black walnut and linn; all of the very best timber OF
which there can be the best made and sold
cash. JOHN h. HARE SON. "a
Hurricane G,svc Oct. 23d, 1857. 10
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-12-11
Sherin's Sale-Green.

Frederck DeBei ard SherIH UIhce, NOV z, 10y.
James w. Coy Pits,
| VS.. { Grant Circuit Court,
Heman c. Green Deft October Term, A d. 1865.
10y virtue of an execution ssred out OF the Circuit
court of county, State of Wisconsin, in favor
of Frederick De;eiard and James w. Coy. PiauIiiis.
I'D against the goods, chattels, lands and tehemens OF
Hsnan c. Green defendant. di ected anu deliver
3D. have this day levied upon the following Described
Real Estate to wit Eh Of Sc u Of Section 9, Town l.
Range and VIZ of Sc a. Section s, Town Range l.
all in Grant county, Wis.
All Oh said property shall expose for sal" at pubfc
auction, and Shall sell all the right title and interest
hich the said defendant had the 18th day OF October
1855 or at any time thereafter by law directed
ut the door of the courthouse in the Village Of lics
ter in said county, the 18th day OF January ie3, al
one O'Clock afternoon OF said day. 10 satisfy said eNet
ton and interest and COSTS and accruing ~
1855 6t23 ID. WAkD Sncf1H -
BaRRER & LOWRY Prfs' Attys. Giant County. Wis.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-12-11

State of Wisconsin, County Court NovemherTernl
County Of Grant as. 1865. Present, William Nc
In the matter OF the estate OF John Ward, deed,
.nN this day James Champion, Administrator OF
The estate of said deceased and his IN ton Ii is
that proof of all claims aud demands against the
estate of sail deceased, and all claims and demands i'll
offset thereto, be hear before the Judge oiths court ut
Monda of February, and June, y 1852, before
which latter day all creditors of said ate required
to present their claims or adjustment and alowalce
and six months from and after tie first day of December
1858 being allowed ard limited for such plesenta
lion and adjustment. And it is further ordered that
notice thereof be given to such creditors and all othe
concerned by publishing this order for Successive weeks
previous to said day OF hearing in the Grant County
II erald, weekly newspaper published at Lancaster in
said county, commencing within 20 days f.om the date
hereof-Dated November Goth. 1858. 4t2U
WILLIAM McG0NIGAI, County Judge.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-12-11

wThe Thanksgiving proclamation of
Gov. Moore, of Alabama, suggests the
propriety of making the day one of pray
er for the preservation of the Union.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-12-11
sheiiGss sale-h. iEllg & iso.ca.

Ny VlRTuE of an Execution issued cut of the Cif-
cult Court of a!.e toun " Wis, on the 18Th dry 81
November lo5s sa ind ment 'ockej cd iii tie Tic
OF The Clerk OF the Circuit Count 9" iIait count on h
Dat day Of May, los III favor ri Matthew liaTaa Pa
and g;t st the goods chatci+, aa@ and teHem"nts 81
Jacob knin + Augustus ". Dozen. Defendants g III
dir, cted and Delivered have levied u!nn AID sc.zd c
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-12-11
LAST LICKS OLA
LANCASTER BLACKSMITH

u ENG about to close up my shop and business in
ID Lancaster, to leave for California make This Ana,
call on all indebted to You must pay up i.nnedi
ately or be sued; call Esq ahood after the first ~
September next No grace alloved.si 39-lch IF
| LsHeaster,l August 18th ls5s JOHN POLLOCK
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-12-11

This medicine has never been introduced he o.
crescent popularity shall be Sustained by INV ia lis
its merits and the arnrota;ion of the public 0a'
REFERENCES:
The Medicine is we'll known and annrec;o+,
will have steady and increasing sale know she
nagatien that can compare with it for the lar no pre-
paints for which it was designed am sats6sd IT, ron
use making OF it III my family, and by aims, ane
days evidence Of ills benefits to Others that II 10y
merits the warm recommendations lis friends bay3e
len it. s'
= would be glad to have furib .,,"
ply the medicine is becoming very popular sup,
think will continue, as it has given reefin eyery G IN
tstance when properly taken. ~
THos NEWMAN, NJ D., Mt Vernon Ind
Having now used the remedy four years in nv mrs.
lice, rely wholly on it for the of almost all fem.
diseases.
With many regards for YOURSELF remain yonr. h.
H. f. BENNETT, NJ. D., Cananelaigua. wv "
The Catholicon is doing good service here Ali ttg
patients that have The medicine have been b. eGtt -
oEo-and that nothing viii help
WILLARD ITAZT.ETr, N. D., New IhiIadeIbhis
Thus far it has given eniiie satisfaction in ali o.
whoie il has been used, and do not hesitate to
mend in every case for winch it is designed consd
Ter it invaluable medicine, and sufferers should kno
it, l.. BROWNE, NJ. D., ClarerHont ~
am persuaded. after irving it in great many ca
hat it passes all other remedies within my knnI
edge for that class OF difficulties for which it is reco
mended II has cured some very extreme eases unds
my observation have resisted all other treaent
l.. D. FLEMING, N. d., Rochester v
As physician regard it as of the best nedirn.
extant FOR The diseases which ii is designed for
II have used il in my practice and know to be csod
and have no hesitation in recommending ii to the M
He. q 5sit \. -. HANNA, NJ D., Moneek lows
The claims Of MS medicine to the confidence of tbs
irubc srengt ened by the fact of its having ,ec;
cd the appreciation and liberal patronage of many nr
!ipcnt mcnslers of the Medical Faculty in the Iras
States, OF whom have voluntarily given letters Al
icommerdation, tsee ramphlet,) sustaining ali that /.
claimed for it as curative agent
7, lht- fuIIi IN, nl 81 .
ing the nature and nptums OF any above diseases il
gcther with testimonials from ladies of the hiohrst "a
tsp reliability certfodb by the most satisfactory antbor
v To all which the attention of ladies and practitioners
is respectfully invited be had gratis at the stor. At
l.. L. GOODEII, Druggist:
Sole Agent for Patteville Wis
Sold by Chandler & York Hazel Green Wis
Also sold by Dr.. JOHN H. VIVIAN, Mineral Point
FL. BoswoRTH & Son, Milwaukee. and
by most of the leading druggists in the State
j. B. MARCHIsI & Co, Projectors
Central Depot, SOL Broadway Y
u DO not be satisfied with reahug this Hotics .nv
bu call send for pamphlet 1t will pay YOU we'll
for the trouble. 3.ieg
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-12-11

THE BURMAN EMPIRE lie lNDIA.-Onc
of the Baptist missionaries III the Buflfian
Empire, furnishes detailed account of the
new capitol of that country. Mandelay is
the hHme of capitol, though it has recent
" received the royal titleMaha hong-ghyee
nag-pyee-dan gyhee, which signifies 1.-The
great, great, great glory, and place of the
rising sum-" Mandelay as only been
known as an ahabi'alle pIace for aleu-: ..
year. and no's it coI.taill, 3C0,000 people.
The king of Burmah is an intelligent and
wise ruler, and has done more for the wei
fare and advancement of his subjects than
many of the so-called enlightened sover-
eigns in Europe. In the new capital OF
the empire he streets are regularly laid
out at right angles, each being 100 feet
wide, with bitches and sewers to carry off
the superfluous water during the rainy
season. A plan has been put In execution
to supply the city with good water by q
canal three miles long.
The Burmese appear contented and hi
dustrious, and it is a most unfrequent oc-
CuffeUCb 10 NltuSoe an dilId1 VI ~" III liiS
city, although it has about as large pop
ulaion as Philadelphia proper. The Pres
ident of the United States recently sent q
letter by MIR. Kincaid, to the King of Bur
nah, which was received with the most ex-
travagant demonstrations of honor and JOY,
with oriental maguificence, by IA long train
OF royal white elephants splehdidly capar-
isoned. the officers of state riding on pom
les decorated with the richest gems of the
Empire, followed by thousands of the peo
pile on foot. The King entertained hope.
OF carrying on comm rec with the United
States, and invited the President to sen(
a consul to reside at his capital. Bat The
English have acquired the land between
Burmah and the sea. and hence no trade
can be carried on without the permlssier
of the British government.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-12-11
DAGUERREAN GALLERY
A T Pc TIE VII

II Y a Il = T.
lFNHE SUBSCRIBER, thankful for the very liberal
i share of patronage heretofore received would saw
that instead or going back to Germany have re-opene
my Daguerrean Rooms in the best and neatest STYLE
call attention to my work, ard will spare no pains in
taking pictures with the latest improvements in any
lures may have easy and life like expression and
ance; fitted in frames cases, lockes pins or bracelets
sick or diseased persons Also farms houses andscape.
on reasonable terms. Pictures taken from two to ter
seconds in any weather. Skyight Room third floor of
Moores Block, Main-Street, Plaiteville
Perfect satisfaction will be given no charge Avoid
blue or light dress TERMS very moderate for cash
August 10, 5S. 6mo9 l.. VANDERBILT. s
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-12-11
POTosI WAREHOUSE.

FNHE UNDERSIGNED is prepared TO receive all kind,
Of Merchandise and Produce in Store at his Ware
house at Potos and will attend to Shipping Of
Chary. moderate. G. LEE AEDERSON
FssoH, 4zEsf lat, 1857.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-12-11
Miscellaneous Notices.
Look at This.

A Ii. persons knowing themselves indebted to me
n either on Book or Note account will save cost by
having up immediately for am compelled to raise a
large amount of Money soon consequently the money
must come without delay. 25-tf ID. r. WALKER. 4
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-12-11
LAST CALL!

LII those indebted 10 the undelsignedand who have
" been called upon before this by our collector Mr.
take notice. that shall place our accounts
and in the hands of officer if not settled forth
with. H. bRiNAM.AN q w.
(ussville June 9TH. 1858. d