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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-05-28
IN pROt1ATE-MARLOW.

State Of Wisconsin, = County Court, May Tenn
County Of Grant, = 1852 present, Willinm NcGog
igal, Judge.
In the matter ofthe estate Of Joseph RMarowd.e
ON reading and fling the petition Of Aanson Moran
praying administrL ton on the estate Of ssd ders
ed: and that Alexander G.. Bonbam, be associated wiF
him in the administration ot said estate Therehfc
is ordered tha the matter Of said petition be head
before the Judge of this court st the courthousa In
Lancaster in said Grant eountyon the goth sy fups
A. d. 1852 at one clock in the afternoon Of aid AN
And il is further ordered hat notice thereof b. en
10 all persons interested by publishing this order or
three successive weeks previous to said day Of hearing
in the Grant County Herald, weekly newspaper pub
lished at Lancaster, in said Grant county.
49-3w WILLIAM McGONIGAL,
Dated May 26th, 1859. County Judge
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-05-28

A TERRIBLE CALAMITY. The ship Po-
mona from Liverpool for New York, whose
total loss in the Irish channel has been no
ted, had on board passengers and crew O.
yer 400 persons of whom 400 persisted d.
This is the most appalling loss Of life at
sea that we recollect for several years past.
When all on board was going merry as a
marriage bell Land danger was not at all APP
pretended The ship struck on bar. She
laid there "a hours then heeled off into
deep water and sunk, carrying all but
few Of her passengers who had endeavored
in vain to escape in the boats, down with
her.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-05-28
sHRRTFF's sALE-CARHART.
State Of Wisconsin, county Of Grant, ss.--
Grant Civeuit Court, March Term, A. D. 1858
William ParnelI,

State OF Wisconsin, county of Grant ss.--
Grant Circuit Court, March Term, A. D. 1853
William ParneH,
Foreclosure Of Mort.
John CarhaTt and Elizabeth Car rage
hart, his wife
NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue ola Judgment
~ rendered in said court the 18th day of March
1885, IN the wherein William Parnei Il Plaintiff
and John Carhart and Elizabeth Carhart, his WIFE
Detendants and authority and by the direction Of
Plaintiff Atty, viii sell at public auction to the high
est snd best bidder for cash ia hand on the Goth
August, A. D. 1859, between the iours offs A. NJ and the
setting OF the said day at the outside door @
courthouse, in the l!1ge Of Lancaster and county o.
Grant State OF Wisconsin, all te right, title interest
claim which the said defendants mad in and to the foDoV
ina described premises to wit:
ihe west-haN of the northwest quarter Of section
three S) in Township No. three ( north Of RangeSo
one sd west, in the county IF Grant and State Of VIZ
consin, containing eighty acres more or less.
The above sale win be MAKE to satisfy tho sum Of si
90 81 100 seven hundred and sixty-sx aud nney.oui
cents. the sum adihaged to be due from said Defendants
10 said Plaintiff together with interest and costs and &C.
cruing costs-Dated Shers Ofce Lancaster Grant CO..
Wss-, this 18th day Of May, d. 1863.
STEPHEN o. PAINE, WM. III, FOSTEys
Pitts Atty. 49-3m Sheriff, Gran. CO., Wis
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ms noes Rlanks
MAKRIRD

Stay 11th--In the town Of Potcsi, By Rev F. Fuber.
Mr. n ATHEw WAGNER and Miss NARY G. RENTER all Of
Pota 81.
May IOth-In the town Of Pstosi, BY Rev. r. Fubcr
Nicholas VEINS and Miss GTRTRuDE ADAMS, sl 81 Po-
tosi.
May Sth--In Snelser by H. b. Wood, Esq, Mr..
GEORGE PATTERSON and Miss LucY GRzcc. az Of Smell
ser.
May IQr-In Potosi, by Ferd. Fuber, Mr. PETER HARps
and ELIZABETH TosEN all Of Potosi.
May 10th--In Liberty BY Charles Faulks, Esq, Mr..
LUKE ToDD and Miss PHEBEJATE CouNTRYMAN.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-05-28

FoRwARDNEsss OF THE SEASON. Judge
CLARK, an experienced fruit grower, of Bar
aboo, has taken accurate observations, and
says this season is ten days in advance of
the last twenty days ahead Of that Of 1857,
and thirteen days earlier than the average
Of the past three years. The Republic
adds:
Yesterday morning, the 18th inst,
eighteen days previous to which the first
leaves appeared, Mr.. B. B. Brier brought
into our office asprig Of red cak, found on
the north side Of slope on compact soil,
which measured over twenty-five inches in
length, all Of this years growth, being at
the rate Of over an inch and third per
day, on the average.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-05-28
THE WAR news.

The three European powers which are
taking the initiative in the conflict which
threatens to involve the greater part OF
Europe, have issued formal declarations of
war.
The Austrian Emperor, Francis Joseph
claims that on his frontiers is an army
lnimical to the indisputable rights Of his
crown, IN alliance with the revolutionary
party, in whose aid the French Emperor,
under futile pretexts has interfered, and
it is sought TO create disorder and wrest
from him his possessions, so that he is for
ced to defend his rights and put stop to
the aggressions OF Sardinia.
Y1cToR EMANUEL, the Sandman King
has issued stirring address; refers TO the
insulting demand Of Austria that he dis
arm. and stimulated by the groans of op-
pressed Italy, ayows his intention to fight
for its liberty, with no other. ambition than
TO be the first soldier of Italian independ-
ence, and takes the field at the head of his
army.
NApoLEoN declares that he draws the
sword not to conquer, but to free-to re-
store Italy to herself; not to impose a
change of masters, but repel aggression
and to deserve the gratitude of friendly
people. He ayows his sympathy for peo-
pie whose history is mingled with that of
the French, and who groan under foreign
oppression. He has gono to Italy to take
command Of his troops, thousands Of whom
have entered Sardinia, both by tbs passes
of the Alps and by sea at Genoa, and
have been received with unbounded en-
thusiasm. The Austrians declared war
before the otEer powers were prepared,
and were thought 10 have gained great
alvaL tage y their early GRO sing the river
Ticino. II was expected that they would
max & rapid marches and perhaps overrun
a large portion of Sardinia and take Turin,
The capitol, before the French could
come to its succor, but for some reason
they have been very dilatory in their
movements. They took two or three
small places without much resistance, and
part of their forces crossed the Pc, but had
4 fight with the SardiAians at Frassinato,
when they were repulsed with loss and
forced 10 refine to the left bank of the Pc.
By the NqnderJHt, which brings dates to
The 18th, we learn that the Austrians
having advanced somewhat further had
been attacked at Vercelli, routed with the
loss Of 800 prisoners, evacuated that and
several other towns and recrossed the Sc
STA in great haste.
The precise nature Of the understanding
between France and Russia was still un
known. England and other powers are
putting themselves in condition for war.
All Italy is 10 state of great excite
ment. Garabaldi had issued revolutionary
proclamations, ID Tuscany there had been
4 bloodess revelation, the Grand Duke
leaving the country, the troops and people
declaring for Victor Emanuel, and 2 pro-
yisional government established in his
name. A similar state of things existed
ID Parma. There ale signs Of revolution
in Lon hardy and elsewhere.
There is prospect of great battle at
or near the old ground of Marengo. Ma
poeou says he expects to fight his way to
Milan by the beginning Of June, and to-
bring the war TO close by September.
p.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-05-28
JUDGEs-Harlow Hyde, Mrs Elizabetl

Articles of this class must be made in
the family, by the exhibitor and not have
been exhibited before within the county.
No articles manufactured in factories or
out OF the family, can receive premium.
No 25--oRNAMENTAL NEEDLE d WAX WORK
ARTICLES OF DOMESTIC MANUFACTURES,
NoTsHEREToFoRE EXHIBITED IN THIS coUN-
~, AND THE WORK OF THE EXHIBITORS.
JuDGEs-Wood r. Beach, Miss Mary
H,,lrnr
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-05-28
SPECIAL NOTICES.
win Come back Again.

VIII Come back Again.
TO my Old Customers
hereby give notice TO my old patrons in every
corner 81 Grant codntys that will be amongst
thenr with my cart and goods. sickness in my family
has caused the delay. Jo1ss. .sIInERxAv.
Syracuse n V Nav 10th $3.50
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-05-28

The MASSACHUSETTS AMENDMENT
The Boston Traueler, neutral in politics
says it is a "notorious fact that number
Of democrats here voted for the. amend
ment, while in one ward Of this city a lead
ing democrat distributed affirmative bal
LOTS
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-05-28
Neu1 advertisements.

MRS. BoRIoHTs
MILLIEER DRESS MAKER,
cA55WLLE, WISCONSIN,.
TTAS just arrived with no stock Of articles in the
Millinery line, and i furnished with every facility
for making and doing up Bornetts, and cutting and
making Dresses.--gsassyilla, May 26th, 1859. 4s
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-05-28
MARKETS.

WHEAT--FRIoEs.--Last week Wheat soldi Cassville,
at S150-the highest yet paid the river; but the
next day it fell % 80 cts. The in Gaena ST.
Louis aud Chi cago have been equally auctuang win
ter wheat falling about SO cents in IS hours as the lat
ter place Our latest quotations nearly week old
ana would be Of little use to our readers.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-05-28
Same premiums as for stubble:

Same premiums as for stubbl6:
The Flowing Match will commence on
Thursday, at 10 o'clock, A. M.
The width of furrow not to exceed ID
inches; the depth not less than inches.
Each team to break ono-fourth Of All acre,
and to do it Inside Of two hours. I'll the
teams to start at one time, and each plow-
man to work without assistant. Each
plowmar to strike his own land entirely
independent Of the adjoining land, and
complete, with dead furrow 10 the center.
The premiums will be awarded to the
persons who shall do their work in the
best manner, and within reasonable time.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-05-28


ers gathered within the y'r
and correctly named, | 90
No 27-MEN's DISCRETIONARY DEPT.
JUDoEs-George Englc, F. A. Beyans,
G. X. Dean.
No 2S--LADIEs DIscRETIoNARY DEPT.
JuDGEs-R Richard Meyer, Mrs. F. A.
Beyans, Mrs. M. T. Black.
Under the last two general keads, pre-
miums will be awarded upon articles Of
usefulness and merit not provided for in
the foregoing list, subject 70 revision by
the Executive Committee.
Room for re. publication Of the Con
stitution is not found.
REGULATIONS, 1850.
The days selected for the Exhibition arc
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, the
18Th, 14th and 18th days of September,
1859. The first and second days viii be
devoted to the entry, reception and ar
rangement Of articles and animals. The
third day the Judges will make their ex
aminations and announce the awards Of
premiums. Immediately after the an
nounceinent Of awards an address will be
delivered.
The payment of one dollar to the Sec
rotary of the Society before or at the An
nual Fair, constitutes the person paying
the same an annual member, which emit.
ties him to become on exhibitor, and HIM
self and family TO Be admitted free to all
the privileges of the Fair The payment
of ten dollars confers the same rights md
pr yileges for life.
Fee for admission Ia Fair Grounds OF all
persons over II years old, not members Of
the Society, 90 cts; under u, 10 cts. !;
of carriages, % cts. each, each entry; of
saddle horses, Is cts. each, each entry.
Members will be required to pay the
same rates for the admission Of carriages
and horses as Others.
The retail and sale of afdeut spirits will
be excluded from the Fair Grounds and
from the streets, roads and other grounds
adjacent thereto during all Of the exhibi-
ton; and of all other articles except so
far as the same may be authorized by the
general Superintendent.
Farming implements manufactured out
of the State ihay be entsred, and will be
entitled toreceive premiums, provided they
are owned ard used within the county.
No animal bred out of this State will
be entitled to receive q premium unless il
shall have been owned within the State
for the period Of six months next preced-
ing the fair.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-05-28
IN PROBATE-NTILr,ER.

State Of Wisconsin, :. County Court Ma n
County Of Grant; 1852 Present VIM Mt ssir
ga,Judge. '0a'
n the matter Of the estate Of Bernard Miller da...
ON reading and fling the petition Of Ca,barn. ~
er the widow e said deceased praying nv, ~
be appointed Administrative of the estate Of sd @
ed Thereupon it is ordered that the matter Of siS
tition be heard before Judge Of this court tb
house, in Lancaster in said Grant county on ~ SSg
ofsaid day. OO1
And it is further ordered that notice thereogbs ~.
to all persons interested, by publishing this orS y
three() successive weeks previous to sadsday oihc
in the - Grant County Herald, = weekly ne~ss
Published at Lancaster, in said Grant county y
May 3d. 1859. WILLIAM McGONIGlI. 'a'S
49-3w County Tua,o
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-05-28

REMARKABLE SURGICAL OPER6TIoN.--
The Viroqua Exposition contains full re-
port ola delicate and difficult surgical ope-
ration recently performed BY w. A. Corr
NJ. D., of Readstown in Bad AZ County,
upon one PETER GuIsr, in the removal OF
. tnnsor weighing bali pound, and the
size of mans fist, projecting from the
mouth and cheek, and Involving the sub.
stance of the jawbone. Il bad been grow
ing slowly for the last ten years, though IN
that time the fieshy part had twice been
removed. It's center was at the incisor
tooth Of the right upper jaw-bone,of which
nearly tho whole was affected, as high NJ
as The orbit Of the eye, extending back tc
the last molar tooth and across the front
of the jaw. TIE skin Of the cheek and
the nose were laid back and all he dis
eased part cut away, the patient mean
while being under the influence of chlor
oform. At last accounts, after this terri
bic operation, the patient was recovering
and expected 10 be about in few days. P
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-05-28

State Of Wisconsin, County Of Grant, ss.-con.,
May Term, 1852 Present, William Mag Couu
Judge. AeGoniss
In the nlatter Of the estate Of Frederick yehh
NT0Tl(E = hereby given that by virtne ~ vecs1
In ancc of order Of license made Ia al pun
the 18th day Of fobrhary A. d. 1859, BY ~ %
court Of sed county, the undersigned adnn;s County
the estate Of slid deceased WILL on the 25tI AN
A. ID. 1859, at, ne o'clock in thp Afternoon ~ q us
at the house OF John Hale in said Grant ~ ald
for sale al public yendue, the following desosuy,
wit The northeast quarter Of the northeast
section thirty 500 and the northeast ousrtsv
southeast quarter Of section thirty 1901 an II A
(5 north Of raage four (4l west, ia Graft count s.
Of Wisconsin Terms of sale will be made kno5i shs
time and place Of sale. alta
Dated, MAY 26sh, 1859. s,se a'n
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-05-28

mo, Zo-H0NEY, SUGAR d MoLASSES.
JuDeEs-T N Barber3 Mrs Elizabeth
Barber, Mrs NJ A Clark.
Best 10 Tbs honey, 81 o0
10 Tbs GRADUATED sugar
manufactured by the ex-
hibitor, within the Co,
from the Chinese sugar
Caney 10 90
5 gals molasses manufac-
tured by exhibitor from
Chinese sugar cane with
in the County, 5 90
The exhibitor to furnish complete de-
scription of the mode of manufacturing
the sugar and molasses, verified by aft,
davit.
No 24--DoMEsTIo MANUFACTURES
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-05-28
NOTICE 10 THE pIlgIlr,.

a III. concerned are hereby notified H..
IA NARAMoRE, cer'sfy thaf NV hnsI'..l VARolr..
naramors, without lust cause b provocat aa Jas
al persons hereby cautioned doaSn.. wonan ~
trusting him on my account, as s6a NJ nlatbofr
for hin or pay anyof his debts. ~ lOnges s sS
CAROLINE NApn,.
titteGsant, Grant co., Wis, May 5ist 11SSsAoAORg
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-05-28
BOOK FINDING.

Any person wishing anything in tbs line viii do
well to brng the documents, the bindsr at work
in this Office docs things up cheaply and WE'LL
Jus tees Blanks.
We have Just printed large assortment justices
Blanks and prepared to ill all orders, on short no
tie
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-05-28

EE Dir. Dyopisns Lariner, one Of the
greatest Of English Swans is dead.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-05-28
Bridgeport PRICE CURRENT.-Mav 25tb

p 60a75c. 0ats--3oa4oc. Barley-45a55c Corn-50a
Coo. Salt fer sale at I25
DICKINSON & MItLER.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-05-28

CRowDED Considerable matter
intended for this weeks paper is crowded
Out. by. the length Of the premium list ofthe
Agricultural Society, among osher things
some Of the very discouraging reports from
the returning ernigrants to The Kansas gold
mines, and an expose Of the brilliant efforts
BY Secretary Jones and Judge Larrabee
TO get the FIVE per cent Of the sales Of pub
lie land due from the Federal Govern
ment~
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OFFICERS.
PRESIDENT,
HENRY UT, of Lima,
Vice Presidents,
JoHN DoDGE, of BeetowpI
EpMuSD HARRISON, Of Lancaster.
Corresponding and Recording Secretary,
john g. CLARK, of Lancaster.
Treasurer,
T. NJ BARBER of Lancaster.
Additional Members of the Executive
Committee.
EDWARD EsTABRooK, of Platteyille,
JOHN GILBERT of Washbnrn,
MILAs K. YoUEG, Cassyille,
j. E. DODGE, of Waterloo,
ADRIAN CAIRNS, of Jamesto vn.
Sup't of Fair Grounds. G. HOLLOWAY,
OF Lancaster.
Sup't of CATTLE. E. DODGE,
Sup't Of Sheep, Swine and Poultry
JoHN DoDGE.
Sup't of Horses-JAlEs PRlDEAUx.
Sup't Of Farming Implements and Me-
chanical Dep't-G. ". CowAN.
Sup't Of Flour, Grain, Dairy, Vegetables
and Fruit. G. MYERs.
Sup't Of Domestic Manufactures, Ladies
Fancy Work, and Ladies dictionary
Dep't-WooD r. BEACH.
Sup't of Mems Discretionary Dep't-GEo.
Horror.
Police-W. Fl. Foster, john B. CALLS,
ID. II. RuDD.
SCHEDULE OF PREMIUMS.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-05-28

No 26- PAINTINGS 4. DRAWINGS,
The work ofthe exhibitors; and not hereto
fore exhibited in the county.
JupcEs-] RI Evans. Mrs II FL StowelI,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-05-28

JuDeEs "A. 2. Jones, Joseph Cooper.
H. A Moore,
Same premiums as Short Horns.
No. 3--4NATiYEs AND CROSSES.
JtDGEs Of Nos. 3 q Jonathan Perrin,
Jesse Waldorf L. Lisherness.
Same premiums as Short Horns
No. 4--woRKING OXEN.
Best yoke Of any age 50 90
I'd g" 2 OF
HORSES.
No. 5-BLooD HORSES.
JuDeEs-John B HARRISON, a. Carnes,
Gordon Day.
Best blood stallion, yrs old
and over 81 90
Cd do do do do 90
Best blood stallion Yrs old and
under a, 90
Best do yrs old, under 3, 90
do /" +" 2, 90
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-05-28
aRANA COUNTY

Officers, list of Premiums, and Regulations
for the Fourth Annual Show and Fair, TO pc
held at Lancaster, on the 18th, I4th aid lon
d1vs OF September, 1aEa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-04-26

NOTICE OF ASSESS MENT.
meeting Of the Board Of Directors OF the
~ lows State Insurance Company, held IT the
once II the Company on the AID March, 1859, In
the city Of Ksokuk lows, the following resolution
Was adopted:
Resolved, That an assessment Of IL per cent.
be made on oil Premium Notes In forcs on and b.
fore tho Esd February 1852 70 pay losses accrning
on and prior TO said date to be paid within sixty
days FROM this date.
Section 3, Article 2, of the Bylaws Of said In
uranos Company, reads - follows: .tW henevsr any
assessments shall have been declared by tho Conn
many. and notice thereof forwarded 10 the insured
by mail or other and ths iasnred shall for tho
space Of thirty days refuse % neglect TO pay the
Same, the Directors may sneH Tor md recover the
whole amount Of said Prsminm nOte or notes, and
q their option AnnuI the Policy Of Insurance"
WIN. r. TURNER, Sec'y.
March 70, 1850 -mch24dlm
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uAc,s. n eos, Leather ana ElnAings.
M..srs. Evans 4 Bidleman, st No. l36
Main street, have received and are receiving,
from the best manufacturers, goods Of tho
above description, which for quality and price
cannot be best, and will be sold very low for
cash. Pixies Peak Boots, Coppsr-toed
Shoes, 3D., on hand.
Offering superior inducements TO town And
.orntrv trade. al arc invited to call and OK
amino.
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Ho, for Fike's Peak


WE are now receiving and opening new and
Wv splendid stock Of Clothing and cents Fur
nishine Goods, which We onsr 70 sell very low for
cash. Our gooda are selected with great care and
with view to the hard times therefore W o6er
them = very small profits, keeping IN view the old
motto OF quick sal a and small profits. All We
az ID that customers will call and examine before
purchasing elsewhere; We charge nothing for show.
ing Goods. Remember the place, East side Of ID
st., between Main and Johnson.
mchlM s. POLLOCK co.
AARTGORD fin u GNSURANCE CO.s
or HARTFORD.
INCORPORATED IN 1910.
Capital 900 Surplus. 776 BIB ~
ALE PAID UP.
DREcroRs--H. huntington, Albert Day, James
Goodwin, Chas. Boswell, Henry Keney, Calvin Day,
Job Allyn, John p. Brace, Chas. J. Russ,
TIno. e. ALLYn, Eec'y. H. HUNTINGDON, Pres =
@. q. LYnAx, Asst Sec. w. N. BowKRs, Act'ry
VIM. w. BELKANAP, Agent.
Keokuk, April 2, SD
lava LagasyrA, Costa Rios and Rio Coffee.
| y mh25-d COLLIER hOBERT6ON.
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Coal, Coal, Coal.
PROM THE

LAWRENCE NEW MINES.
4 NEW VEIN OF COAL has recently been dis
"A covered, and is now being extsnsively worked
on the lands Of the Lawrence Coal Co., ct Law
renee, Of superior TO any hitherto brought
to this market in confirmation Of which references
ore had bslow.
Am now furnishing and am prepared 70 deliver
the shove Coal in quantities to suit At the lowest
market rates.
will also furnish the same Coal sold by the
Slaughter Co. for the past few months, and which
was obtained from the Lawrence Mines, and which
h second only TO the above described Coal, the
best cf Slaughter Coal.
Orders for the above may be left ct the ofics Of
e. X. = D. w. Ford, or Kodefer 4 Bishop Ct the Il.
h. DEPOT, or n. H Riley, under the Dudley House.
+. REYNOLDS, Agent.
R1YERBNcRs:
State Bank, 8. Dwight Eaton,
J. X. Hornish, &c. PArrott b Co.,
Connablc Smyth,
Slade Bro, Billings House.
s. D. CLARK, Mastcr Mechanic 1t x. + IT. d
N. Machine Shop. Uan2Ad3m1
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-. Louis Market.
C.. r. CLIFFORD.
MATCHMAKER AND JEWELER,
wks-A.s hat n siu ~ra JahpAnn

Cs HOADs
MATCHMAKER AND JEWELER,
Third-st.. bet. Main and Johnson,
have received new assortment Of those nne
Perry Watches. For Railroad TinskeePers they
are unsurpassed. Call and examine the best Watch
ever offered in this market. A general assortment
Of hne God Jswelry and Coin Silver Ware. En-
craving done on goods SOLD without charge.
SPECTACLESs
To those in want Of Spects-16k
clss, 1 would say, come where you can have pair
selected that will sult your eyes, and OF the kind
OF Glasses that are Mechanically adapted to suit
every condition Of sight. This 10 no Guess
Work.
My personal attention will be given to the Re-
pairing Of Watches, Clocks, Iewclry, &C., which
will b warranted TO give satisfaction. Every
description Of Goods in my line made TO order
Engraving done ut Short Notice.
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