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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-01-14

EXPULSION OF FREE NIGRoEs FROM AR
ARRIVAL IN THIS Cry
THEIR RECEPTION BY THE CoLoRED POP
ULATIoN.-At the late session Of the Ar
kansas Legislature, an act was dassed,
giving the free negroes of that State the
alternative ofmigrating before Jan.1, 1860,
or of becoming slaves. As the time of
probation has now expired, while some few
individuals have preferred servitude, the
great body of the free colored people of
Arkansas are on their way northward.--
We learn that the upward bound boats
are crowded with them, and that Seymour,
Indiana, on the line of the o. 81 NJ r.. r.
affords temporary home for many 9th
ers.
A party Of forty, mostly women and
children, arrived in this city last evening
BY the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad. -
They were welcomed by committee Of
ten, appointed from the colored people Of
the city, by whom the refugees were es-
corted to the Dumas House, on McAllister
street, between Fourth and Fifth, at which
place formal reception was held. They
were assured by the chairman of the Re
ceptien committee, Peter H. Clark, that
if they were industrious and exemplary in
their conduct, they would be sure to gain
good livelihood and many friends. The
lexiles, as before stated, are mostly women
and children, the husbands and fatlefs be-
ing held in servitudc. They report con-
corning the emigration, that hundreds Of
the free colored men Of Arkansas have
left for Kansas, and hundreds more are
about to follow Cincinnati Gazette.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-01-14
Speaking Out in Meeting.


We have heard of matters spoken out
in meeting, but what we relate below "caps
the climax " with US:
In certain country neighborhood near
Potosi, Wisconsin,, there is district school
house, in which also is held regular reli
gious service. S. and B,
members of the congregation, have been
quarreling for year or Two about GER
tain 10. Of cord wood, lying on BIS
land, which s. claims. A few days
since while the country people were all
together, in the meeting house, each was
telling their own peculiar religious feeling.
BIS turn came; he told how he had
never harmed any one, felt sure Of eternal
happiness after death, etc. Soon it came
SIS turn; he had threatened to ex-
pose what he termed B-'s meanness
ii meeting, SO he got to the sticking point
this time. Said he, | think if brother
B. is such sincere follower Of God
that he pretends, lie aooisld not seal thir-
teen cords Of rood trons me, as he has
donep Such a settler as that required
Immediate intefcedence Of friends to keel
peace during the remainder ofthe meeting
But of the ill-tenpered looks across bench
les, and the threatening mumblings mean
while, deponeut sayeth not Dunleitf
Advertiser.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-01-14

sa5s Are you suffering from severe colds Is your
rest disturbed by ncessant coughs Have you DIFF
hcuty in breathing accompanied BY pains IN tho chest
and especially towards evening, slight fever With
palptaon OF the heart disorder Of tho digestive sys
tem and colioua expectoration! If you have any Of
CORDIAL, in conjunction With the GERMAN BlTTERS
Of the same eminent physieiap and you will assuredy
na Ieet yoe RegsGs ,ne SHs 81 sgre rg'ntSd
beyond medical aid.
Prepared only by DR.. G. NJ Jackson Mo- 49, Arch St.,
PHILADELPHIA and for sale by Druggists and Store keeps
ers throughout the United States and Canada Price
IS cents. per bottle 20
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-01-14
Lottery Swindle.

The following letter was received by a
gentleman Of this vicinity. Not being
green enough to bite he desires itpublish-
ed as warning to others who may re-
ceiye the like;
BALTIMoRE, Dec. 18th, 1859,
DEAR SIR:-Beirg anxious to sell a
prize, in yoar locality; we will make you
The following liberal offer. If you will
send US SO, we will 70 ward you by return
mail, finely arranged package, contain
ing 20 tickets in the Lottery class ~" to
be drawn January 9th, 1860, to show
you our confidence 10 the success of this
package, should il fail to draw at least q
slo5 prize, we will send you another pack
age free Of charge, this may be the last OPP
portrritv we may have 10 place prize
within your reach.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-01-14

AZ The Washington correspondent Of
the New York Tribune states, that when
Mr.. Seward made his appearance in the
Senate, Monday, he was studiously avoid
ed by the Democratic side, Messrs. Doug
las and pugh only greeting Him.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-01-14

E Missouri Stock on Tuesday last de-
clined some three per cent, in the New
York Market. This decline made a diff.
ference of some 5000 in the value OF
stocks on deposit:s The Slrte Treasury for
banking purposes.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-01-14
M Al II r. TIC ID.

Jan. 5th-In Cassvle, by Rev. Nicholas Mayns, Mr.
CMsyille.
Thanks to the married pair for their nice present to
the pnnscr which accompanied the marriage notice
May fortune BE- hcaped spon them through long and
hAppy life.
Jan. 1r.-In Hickory Grove, by G. X Thompson, Esq,
Nr. WILLIAM HENRY TO AIRS JULIA MARIA PAIN, cf
the above place.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-01-14

Too LArE.-The minutes of transactions
of county meeting Of Teachers held at
Lancaster in December are received, but
too late for publication this week.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-01-14

SUBSCRIBE Subscriptions at club rates
for the NJ 4. Tribune, Chicago Press 81
Tribune and Missouri Democrat received
At this Office. These are all cheap and
leading papers.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-01-14
Barber in Lancaster

Shaving, Hair Dressing, ShampooniDg
and Fancy workin his line neatly performed at the Z.
s. HOtelin Lancaster by the subscriber
24-f J. II. BUTLER
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NoTIcH 40 sTooB.loLDERs
COLLEGIATE SEMINARY

TAFIUN CULLLUIAIE oEAINA I.
Tie stockholders Of Tsfton Col Seminary are requef-
ted TO meat 1T The Seminary saturday, the 2ls day
or January 1860 at o'clock, P. NJ, for the purpose Of
cecng officers to Gil the vacancies or tho two trustees
-Trcasurer and SecAetas u is desirable that each
stockholders should be prcscrt.
Tafton. Dec 3oth 1860. l.. S. OSBORN.
29-2t M ~ E14sBh Secretary.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-01-14

Gg- Al bill to provide for the business
of banking, has been introduced into the
Minnesota legislature, which is an exact
copy Of the Wisconsin Banking Law.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-01-14

NoTE.-We have been disabled by
slight sickness for several days, which accounts for
oversight Of several matters deserving Of attention in
the Herald columns. Colds, measles and other cons-
plants haze been visiting almost every family in town
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-01-14
Stray Cow.

YTAKEN UP by the subscriber on lands owned by him
Il about the 9th of day Of December, 1859, one iea
and white Cow, about FIVE six yeala old, tail Taln
shortno other marks visible The owner il reques'.u
to come forward prove property pay charges and sAo
said stray away. JAMES VARkEh-
Boice Prairie. Jsn. 6th 1860. 304ts
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-01-14
REMoNsrRANoEs AGAINST DIVISION.


Printed RESPONSIVENESS in English and
German, against any Division Of Grant
County at present. are being circulated for
names in all the Towns. IT. is hoped the
same will be circulated, numerously signed,
and returned soon, say by the 25th Of
January, 10 Mr.. J. P. LEWIS, Lancaster,
by mail or otherwise, who will see that
they arc sent to Madiaon. Some industry
will be required Of those who oppose a
division Of Grant, as the friends Of Divis-
ion have been long at work and may have
secured a heavy list Of names. 1t is sug
gasted chat care be taken to procure the
names of only such to RESPONSIVENESS as
are citizens and voters Of Grant County
for the reason that it may be found neces-
sary to compare .he names ofremonstrants
and petitioners With the election poll books
in order to find ou. whether frauds have
been committed. Persons from Crawford
County have been heard to say that they
signed the Boseobel Division Petitions;
also, the names Of boys are found on such
petitions it is said. BY promptness and
fairness W. are sure Of success.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-01-14

4s0r The Eefald.
Why Ioscobel should not be 2
County Seat.

Why Isoacobel Should not be 9
County Seat.
Mn. EDITOR. yesterday was "
Boscobe marketing some Of my stuff, and
was asked to sign a petition for dividing
the county into three counties:a first |
thought favorably of the petition, but on
my saying that would wait ill another
time before signiog paper for such an
! important measure, was told that Bosco-
bel was TO be county seat and that the
IciIizens, Parker, Mortimer and other rich
men Of he place ware pledged to pat I
the new county buildings. wanted
some excise for waiting ill my next trip
to Boscobel With grain, 50 said this: let
your rich .aen build School house and
Cbcicn and improve the roads before they
talk about giving thousands Of dollars for
Il court house aud Jail. ! afterwards tho't
Of more that ought TO have said, and
now ask you to shape my Thoughts for
printing, if you like. have since read
your paper and see that you are well post
ed but not fully. Marion town, heretofore
in BJscobcI, was ditided last Fall by the
County Supervisors as requested by a res
ol6tion carried at the Town meeting Of
Marion. The farmers Of that town want
cd TO cut loose from Boscobel, because we
found ach bad management Of Town az
fairs; so it was arranged that we should
all 10 on hand to pass the resolution
Our reasons were these: every Town cleo
ton the Boscobel men would manage to
carry the Town offices, or enough of them
to have all the business their own way
Had they run their best men All would
have been right, but they did not; many
of them were the most trifling men there;
even for justices the worst timber was cho-
sen; for assessors worse still, and for school
superintendent, one was put in who ran
off with all the school money. 1t seems
that the towE Of Bo cobel has been ruled
by several quack doctors and pony lawyers
who charged for years most of their fees
TO the town for doctoring and having;
themselves being the Town Board, or own
ing the Board, their fee bills would Be al
lowed. You would Judge from their bills
allowed that nearly every man in the
town was p town pauper or bankrupt; at
the town meeting last Spring We thought
to head them by resolving to levy no
town tax, but were told they would yet
come it over us some way.
Mr.. Editor, | have no confidence in these
men asking for division, and offering to
build court house and Jail, that they viii
give any thing: il will have to be done by
tax; less have / any confidence in the
leading iaen of Boscobel who Influence the
officers and will aim to rule tbs new
county. They are the worst Of rowdios
and loafers. If men like Shipley. Parker,
Knowlton, Ray, Mortimer, Palmer and
others have any influence, why don't they
put down the rowdies or help vote them
ont! think they have not Influence
enough, or if they have they are afraid to
use it. Boscobol Is a good market, and
my name and vote for the place as mar
ket is always ready, but not for county
seat. Please correct and leave out what
you think best and print my article; or if
you condemn, put it under the table.
MARION.
Marion, january 9th, 1860.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-01-14
Patch Grove, Jan. s, 1850.

EE Two men named Hooking aud No
bic, miners by occupation were burned to
death in a house in Jefferson, two miles
from Hazel Green, on Friday. They were
both married men. Bottles were found
near the place where the men were' which
explains the probable leading cause Of their
deatli.--TCr. Home Intelligencer.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-01-14

Petition FOR Dividing Grant Coun-
ty-Also, the Remembrance
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-01-14
ARTICLES OF ASSOCIATION OF THE
pIATTEYILLE LINsEEn OIL COMPANY.

ME the undersigned 40 hereby agree to associate
Nv ourselves together for the purpose OF carrying on
the business Of manufacturing LnsecdOii, in the WI
age Of Plateville, in Grant county wisconsin, undes
the name Of tTkc PlaifeVsie LiHseed OIL C0mpaHh
With capital .fFour Thousand Dollars.
SAMUEL MOORE, s MCCAIN,
l.. BAYLgY, G.. ItAY EY,
THOMAS CHAPMAN, n. HUrcH&s,
GE0. r. LAUGHToN, HBNEy UTr
Dated January Sd, 1860 colt
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-01-14
New Adver tisements.
G. w. RYLAND & co.
r1 q TT @ e

N Q 7 I Q 4
Ii persons knowing themselves indebted to the lrm
n Of CIV. Ryland & Co. fol the year 1859, will
please call and settle up their accounts, either By casn
or note. the former preferable.
G. w. RYLAND s. co.
Lancaster, Jan. 18th, 1850. 30
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-01-14
REMoNsTRAGCE.

The following is a copy Of the Remon-
STRANGE in English and German which is
circulated fos signatures:
70 the honorable, the Legislature Of tAs State Of
Wisconsin:
Whereas petitions are being circulated in various lo-
caities for division of Grant county into three
rate les We, the undersigned voters residents of
would BIZ gat pecunary injury to the people thereof
ana load them with gfevous and useless taxation. do
respectfully and earnestly demonstrate against any d.
vision or breaking up Of Old Grant
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-01-14
DIE D..

Jan. 2dIn Patch Grove Of disease OF tho heart, Mrs.
MARY ANN MARSH, aged 70. Dec'ed old residen
of New jersey, and emigrated lately to Wisconsin.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-01-14
Ne1v Yorls E'inanees.


We have before US the message Of Gov.
Morgan to the legislature Of Now York
Il a very able and interesting document.
From it We learn that the funded debt Of
the State now amounts 70 $50, 1913, $685..
OF this, s6,5o5,6 54 81 is the General
Fund Debt, and $26,s07,684 40 is the
Canal Debt.
The whole amount Of receipts from
tolls, etc, during the year ending sept.ao,
1850, was sl,859,870 So. The expenses
$s07,s7s 90,
The message then shows how the canals
can be rendered much more productive by
decreasing the expense Of operating them,
and by some advance in the rate Of tolls.
Nothing, however, it remarks, will 50 ef-
fectually increase The revenues Of tile ca
nails as their entire and speedy compile
ton. The total sum necessary for this is
Sl,os0,5lo 81, Of which 1921, $40 is al,
ready provided. The Governor strongly
urges that il is both practicable and ad-
visable to entirely complete them before
tho opening Of navigation in 1861, and
deems the sale Of the canals inexpedient,
even fiji were permitted by the eonstitu-
ton.
The amount necessary to be raised to
meet the current expenses Of the govern
ment, and upon the canals, during the
year is $3,lS0,s80 CT.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-01-14

Da yerschedene Bttschrfen in verschiedenen Kreis-
en- cireurt werden Grant county in Drei separa-
ten Counties, zu rtheileD, habin wiz die unter-
zeichneten weather md Bowohher besagten counties
ehrfnfchtsvoll ms erustch dagegen Einwendung ma
chen wol.en, indem wir gtauben mass cine Lewiston
besaQten counties den Enwohuer grossen Schadcn unc
unncethiee und beschwerche TAKEN oder Stcuern suf
uegen werden und foglich protestiren wiz gegen edC
lewiston g alien Grant County,,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-01-14

WnAT THE SoUrH THINKS OF NORTHERN
l,ADoRERs.-Brown Democratic Of Mis-
sissippi, in answer to the remarks of Doc
little of Wisconsin, made the following as
sertion:
Mr.. Brown Dem, Mss said The Sen
ator from Wisconsin mistook the position
Of the South. They believed that slavery
elevated the negro. -Four millions Of
Southern slaves occupied a higher position
morally, socially and physically, than any
l4borer on the globe.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-01-14
Mation, JANUARY 9th, 1860.

Muscoda on Division - How to
make Point OF Isoscobel.
The writer Of the following communica-
ton from Muscoda on Division, may not
have Intended it for publication. He
asks US to make one correction in a stale
ment we made. and then goes on to say
what Muscola would favor and what OPP
pose. We print the letter entire, except
the name:
Jc. coyan,
Dear sr:I see in your paper Of Dec 31st, that you
say that Muscoda takes unwilling hand in the Coun
ty Division movement" Nol.T know you are always
willing to do justico you viii please just take that
all back for assure you that tie only Division that
Muscoda would consent to would be TO set OF Fractional
Town Range 3, being the present Town of Roscoost,
and make that place the irrevocabe County Scat The
matter nisrepresented to few Of citizens and
they may have signed petitions, but they have now
pretty nearly all agreed and signcd Romonstrance
against any Division. Yours Truly
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-01-14

ATuscoda on Division - How to
make Point OF 1soscobe1.
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SHIPPING.

EoR CHARLESTON. $ O. AND TIE SOUTH AND
steamslip nne.-The fayorte STEAMSHIP JAS. ADGER, p.
Adams commsnder will leave pier No. North river Ca
with through tickets as fo!iows-To New Orleans SO -
Memphis sSi IS; Chattanooga. s25 KHoxyle SIS 5D Angus
Geo. 81 80 Atlanta sal Charlotte ,. G. so; Colunlbs
y G., $50 Charleston 81 For fregh passage apply
sPoFfORD, TlLEsToN 4 Co, nc. % Broadway. The
NASHVILLE e. NJ Murray commander, vii succeed on
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VrALLACG's THEATRE
w TUESDAY kNENING. iCf.y n
TOOpLES A GREAi HI.
rgE HOUSE CROWDED TO oIERFL0WINa
TO WITNESS MR. FLORENCEs PERFORM ANCE
TIMOTHY ToopiEs-
r.ad reds his been unable 10 gain admission.
THE BILL WILL BIZ REPEATED TONIGHT.
The degree of satisfaction manifested by the ar 40
select audiences nightly attracted to this favore cs-b hh
the chase and characterised performance d Mr..
orhouauce OF Broughan's burlssqua
THb GREAT EASTERN,
The rendr o. the principal characters Ia which have 81
ded laures TO their already wide spread fame.
Each night the great bureaqus viii be preceded by peoe
selected or is sdspaby in giving scope to the woudef0
versatility Of the Forences either In representations OF eccn
trc Irsh Yankee life the higher walks OF comedy
This wednesday, evening, July Is
VIII be presented for the first time ut this theatre the CO.
N' THE ToopLEs
Timothy Toodles. Ohis second appearance in
this character in New York. Mr. w. j. fiorsu18
During the drama the celebrated
MORRIS DANCE
By the ladies' and gentlemen OF the company.
Afer which, for the eighth time aad night bot f1ur.
John Brocyhans and immensely saccesxl local bar
les1ue, called -
THE GREAT EASTERN,
The principal characters by the fIOREHCES.
BENEFIT Mrs. W. j. FLORENCE. The management are
pleased TO the selection by this lady OF Thurs4R
next 10Th ns the rason of her beneh WIN
the celebrated drama OF IRELAND AS 1T Is, with
all is original effects will be presented, with 0h
entertainments. Box sheet for secured seats
Doos open at IA Commences at O'Clock.
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AMUSEM WIS.


NJ BLAKE respectfully announces Ms srl -nas sns
the public he viii have e honor of presenting as a4Ss
tS 'AsT patronage q sf sss 9efTsl SIS s.
To take place above, the evening n
THURSDAY, JULY 49,
. Preceding absence a professional tour.
M0sT DISTINGUISHED TALENT
VIII be enabled 80 Offer
THE GREATEST ATTRACTION,
Ia OF varied excellence Anf
STERLING MERIT,
Mr.. AND MRS. BARNEY WILLIAM
The popular artists (who have coussused
TWO or THEIR CELEBRATED CHXRACTgkh.
Mr. HENRY PLAcIDE,
The Eminent Comeiian
Has 20 consented 10 visit the city (r time N twelve 1w
aut perform one Of his highly estimated
MISS ALICE MANN,
Young American Actress
ot souiherr ana western avorfm, WIZ MAKE NJ as@ ~
Mr.. AND MRS i. W. waLIACg, J7,
M GEORGE JORDAN M DYOTT
" BLAKg M A. H. DAYESFSa<
N. AOlNU, Mas CANNON,
md others, the
ws.,.. FifTF or TIE PROFESSION.
- THE LAST MAN.
eoes'e NE extraordinary combination u drAnAr> asns
krG-GHaNDF ATHga wrfrFiFAn
r,t aan ana Ms BARNEY WILLIAMS n oes Asr
so,os TIE, TIE LATEsI FROM NEW YORK
sstame zAN isrowsKI in grad Pas se,a
1a.rd-toCrta act Of Shakspefss
MERCHANT oF YTSPtE
fou-h-IHE LAST NAN.
Tue Boa 6cos IS open Cor the
GRAND GALA NfGHl
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10 CENTS. OR "a SQUIvAJENT."
LED EVERY EVENING, AT
CANTERBURY CONCERT HALL. G6J BROADWAY.
"soUIvALENTi What's . sauivaien,r'
"Thai Is" indeed. the question"
The grea, and solemn question OF the present day-,he
hitherto unsoyed question, question of all questions sad
UNIQUE sionsbIy the nquise quesoner.
whats q 4iuivalents Answer that. SIR ~
Seriously eaAng IL only answersble near the ~tehns
AT CANTERBURY CONCERT HALL,
where language free from the corrupted currents OF this
world y 49, -
MAX IRWIN
VIII a tale unfold aud clear the matter up:
and W. PIERCE.
the nniAbe Negro Idnsus will prove TO everybody salts
faction that "a Sluvalent' Is not "a zouave,'
"or other maa'
CANTERBURY eoNCERr HALL. EVERY NIGHT,
are the eccenu iciies alone OF those VINO
E" Black and grim.
In face and limb
The Singers take their proper hold and raytsh the esrs Of
The Dancers for grace aud beauty and accomplish
The observed Of all Observers"
and the Orchestra Is complete.
CANTERBURY CONCERT HALL 663 BROADWAY,
vsters
Interest Of ten times double gain Of happiae~."
Fox a cURRAS. Proprie,ors.
CHRIsrorsys FoRRIs, Treasurer.
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u,os SAVANNAH AND orHEs PORTS As BELOW
M. "a, rieas AIDE ss. steamship AUGUSTA Captain
- q w,easrp Wi leave - SaNrdHy, July 81 a, p ".
TOM ,, No Norlh riser. Through tickets can be had tos
ne .o9 $1,000 rs Is BEE ss Mon;eomr,y s25, c,rn.
su. - es ss n lie So Memphis, Nt ~ Aurss
~, ~ Masoa 80 aps- a IS BrcAaysy
The n@.rspr FlyORfpA. ca D 4. trpNsh' Wa 1891 N4a
sAnop raesAsy, Juig a, Assr,..a,, v~r~rIrrI son
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TINTED STATES NAN. STEAMSHIP rISE-YoR IA.
rsns Ani New Oreanx The fast and faru-.e Steamship
rssfrr PffrA Capt Barter viii sa on wt-fnesiay JAY
"a ~ erct r NJ, from focs n Warren street, Nor5
sver Ri.a isdnv Of he proper FORM furnished tae
scs sss no bills Of lAdng vi be signed ihe hour a
sailing fsr freight OF pssss<e A9p,y No ~ wes street.
f1osnes sr,lsst received ant ser Monday Juiy is
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IL sIGHY.
HEARING,
sr2GfCAL oPfaArICss
ENk
BAR
TE-TrsONrsI5
po-rRT DA9v ~.
pr~sitsa. q tae Ccc,hle Pre- fosCranc. Co-oDAog
Dr. vo- N,~r-r-rrs, rru'ir aat turn
No. IN clinton rsce--
pvar sal Am tTns witness - yosr ~ IN Zoe
Zoo cf Tho ex-hsvi,r rere-. ,t- Il, New Ceafs -
a, deaf src ~ tire sd-fce 81 -ierdz wo
brcugh t your ofce where ycr VI opera on vah1t
rerrely any pnir wen, INTO your once
deaf he.r1 n0s ese!-for N1icd saal
be hHs~r yt- haoud ~ taa< ps per gos caa se
m
WI grts. resyect,
Your led 81 ser-sa.
RoBERr BA0s ~ Val &,
No. Tosz, JuiT II. 100
GEORGE GORDON ga NET YORK.
Dr. Tos p1ectker Cpe-set n NJ ear Ter a. atrss - ny
eure ssfaouou, 1r ie eazs VS. perfectly resor' sns
vbou, lrccnvcrieuce t'err'ptos y t1sne.s haze
much pleasure 10 Recommending I'm .... -. -.
Nrr Yozx, June ss, 1891
pa NusCrfyfsKFs
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