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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-10-12
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~NWtTW TtNHOETNNN ENKtNFITINIIy
SIP SrpaNras, benz Ct. RIbCIas Sotel e~eaenlber, gfep-@ort
Die gtptbpenttetstt IN &~rantbetten Der @elAl 6tsOraane eirc
rationeIe uto btaise Sebanoiuna oem oeHtIten @ubltumi Ser Qer
Staaten ~ bieten' bat bic Cttsen 9erreu Seranla6t. AUDI In SieIcr
SpectaIttat unentgeltIt6e Siatb Su ~ertbetten.
Su bseu 70 Wi6tt9en l1etClu lit TIRE SO bnnblno ar olco nit
b~erientser, trebe IN Der Yariier 9rartS aneewanbt up ron aean.
nert, me &tcprp, Selpedn &c. pertreten wtro.
I'm uud bier bteie 70 erIolerei6e MetbObe e~tn,uinbren. nat 6r.
Or. Qdepffe 0en benz Hospital DIES Veneriens tn 0drtS it'd Ee-
rpo9en 8etIblt, rim 3pet8bureau In gtew-gO rt III pbiaer MnffSn
a~nuie8en' no istnt me Or, TtrprS's 9rGparate ifets surr6tbio
Idn meroen.
YerlGnen, nel6e nit Seutttf6en cter ecbeimtn 8ranftsitsu Be-
baftet ltnO' purG So1enersule, Selbfbe aeduns ODER fcnfioe Wrs,
I6metta9en TIRE @eiuuohett bGunte reebraht baben. an &rSSTt
~ntBlbrdte, 3ittern Ter Glterer. &ueeni6rd6e, Nitenffner,sn
ober wpbl gar i6pn all Soltcnnlener Smprtena cber Sc SNe&tS..
t1wdhe lttetn, mpgeh tp DertrducnSSpa an Cbiae 9lnifoI ~nen-
ben. sc %erHea fiber 8cbsiI, Otne III ibreu GefSSiten efSrt
Sn Den betrefenseu Sdlen wsrbeu ereetrishp o,Iuor,sH,
umo rndanettiGe Mtttel anaenenoet. u"'N"'V'
Nr4 ntre yer GOrreironbent tn 9rietn Gatb ertbetlt, sUern
Office Netr-gVrt yi 0bfehtren, fT"
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-10-12

SaS 9rpfe Observation-Disclosures
fir lteben Sabre SerlGn9ert,
0teIe DiaI9ine it 0rSB, tart uno SuuerGat un6 oe5t 10 Icitt
lNn6 ia4t. bab fe arfetn @er6ui6 Ueturia6t. SIS it
tnti4ieben bic beite Otai4tne fir S@nejber uno SdubbeIc6er.
Hommt gu min uno t4 werbe GuG Die 3eu9niHe bon aletoerfabrt-
tanten uno 9nSern 3et9en. meI9e ceiebeu I'M @e6rau6 BADEN.
Office: $40. LAG W. 8alttmOreir, pbenouf.
Hg G8 wtro peutlD ~0eprpden. Nte gMbmoI6iuen per6eu
reparlrt. Wc&cuncp.
N(Spl4S)
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-10-12
DR.. Hufeland.
NdlfdniiImer Gprnioi

fir f5nsle 5ttIuns BON 4uHtn. GriEttans, SueEtnjtu, Sr&u~
nt, Rautrn 9ats unb p"ttr6ertntutbtntuu8 &assstruna uus
nfrn moo rnSeltG, @r-., ,Isran9 fur Vie an eiefsf Rtdnfbst
Qetssntt, fsl6f ii Der ttBta StaSifn.
Dt'fs %bsrGbmIs Preparation III eIttG s,n Dtttssn I~Rsst;ai.
Rg. - Us II fur cine Sldae Ucn Srartte ten btatnsxt, tts
tUeenisints ub atfdbrlt1er ais duS duh ere beIen BITE SemsA-
ntr ttefts 2Gnbes untsrprrfen Enp - Rrdnfb.ttta Ste suh i.
ser tlsinen Qriditune %terrGbrtn. SIR. 8tl, btsFt trat a-st,
DE @utberttds fdQt; SD mia ntti %bfbaupssn, has Rait"
fir uns tn, mas biz Pef uuS bss ssbs Gttber fir bic BsreA
ner dnetrtr 8cnen Hnb, abr Ia Tam ssftn1utt Strf@ern. bap
le ans 4rdnfbttitn son srSstssr gtfd6rlt@Fett uns rat6r
Sterssfdnt %snfGtrsn, -.
Cine trtters Yrutt BET tntfssli@sn gtfdsrit3iti; ssr ssz
finer tletnen GrfdIttrs tH~!hteenten Grdpttsttn, tstat R9 5s
ttnent 8ltd abcr ua5ittsnkt aus s.n gert4ten hes potlsbsl,
pbta WefunebeitSantet eHtrpnt1ttnt Gaht1s Er0fhcn Hs7
tslnt SH Xnkenet
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-10-12
Mn bic Nnnirn.

Or S9mlOn's uo Gaccfe's IrsneImfttel fir Rrant6eften
tn oeren SiFSe jt erbaittn. Gpniultationen urentaeItlt6.
Gte Yartler %peritlberten 9tlen ,ur Serae1uns Der mpnatlt6eu
Netpnhteuna mtrttn NIT erSBter St6erbttt, Obne S6nersen Uei
lonlttSs uaSequemlt6tstt oSer @efabr unS tmrpen per gOt fret
nab allen 4betlen Der Staot ober ts Qdnbes mad GtnfenSrtd Spn
So an gpr 1915, 9Of-Sffes glew,gerf, dterl6tdt.
OanIentrantbetten, wie retser Slae, Sfbarp'utterbprfaa &c.
Fuben iAnele 8eleittgune tn Obt8er Anttalt.
9etIMnG 9aranttrt!
IL @efontere 6tnimer fir Dar,sni
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-10-12

Gtsts Sdblsn attatn, eds stisdtt Der 4. Etsil aGtr gstsgs4
fdat In btsftn Gau6s sur4 @~ssstbrung rcrurfs9t utsstn. az.
asfcpsn yen ben .ablrtttsn aHbern efibtu. bic ypn sigr
lfl8tfH GIs.1t1ns bSrbeiGsfuhst merbtu
SGpnt suers Ge!Inetett unN ntrn ttr an etnt irtdlture Der
8ruf poer Qunee letbst, tdufct cine 5laf6e ron afeIa NIB
taliantdem Gprttal unc tbr tSnaet duf f6ert @entfaue redrcn.
I auienSc taben etcies 9etEdn uo eefer ~wuneerbare Nirtura
beteu1t.
9ufen trrn>nt dter rtdnbnidl BON ptrbCrbtaem Wtaeen, tn mel
dem Safe tas pDeuti6e Vtttcrs" ecbrauDt merSen fplte. Sa
Edlen Smt etnent arbauernSen Sufen territbrenbtr ShrGhe un
@bfmanrn8 es edn;en &efens NTH mdn has 8ttterS urn erssam
u Bfn fretn.
0adetbe mtrb etnits BET Or. 6. 81. SadfSn, AIS @rGfr.
perferttet uuS bttaIen Drisetaen uns:: Slrretaltern
SIrh bic Ser. Staten pertauft.
Neis II G snts bic TiaTAs
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-10-12
Dr. Smfelomb's beriibmtes
Gem5{cDes SSirf i,

Ott' bfHnitN att
Gtbti 5eItwerotn, Di5pepfl unb G}elb!ub d..
Tde 0Osr utrp1ie Shpd&en, observation-disclosures
tno dae Nrnnfbtiten, rpeIte ron 1crcerbeuem Ma
gen potr Der 2ebtr tutItebtn.
S7;ts ais atraOPtan8. innstl &e btmOr!bep, auetIug . 4
8Iu'ss n5t stnn Repft 56ar In HVaasn, 5srtRrenatE, 'eRs
tretnen. Q9pettiUHetstt, 5hrtrs TN Wagsn, Sbpi@c GnA
t6fes gefabI i'm Wastn ans un..rlsib, S9Ysrtr est6gn
5sriflCpien SOW ri Der It&tn, G.ttsn III htm @eRtt
s.reen Ger pant mn Gnstn, stitenastsn. Samer.tu ,z
@idru uni zen @lttbirH, 5tsi I'm sUtf sao grsancp ip
G!stlt, Sdn8tnisit uhb TitaEgfltil 1tattt,
Dtt Gt9enttlrnrr r~rnsfehlsr ekIt glebbtr ber GnfRtrtiam.
l't 0rs %FnSitftms. fer ~Gts5.aat Won ban g0ertF unh hE
dn9trteTeatTtt e;rfeI en- fir ale 9sisen. ppfur Ns %gcrfttSst
%.mpfsbEtn wirt. &s til bt,s Ftn nsuss une unserriftts
Dftttt! f%enssTn sines, bGt felt 10 Saersr ttt grafrrs rr Ben.
Pauf Bis Test nod sn isEutra aattrn trretSt plrlt Ds
3suant1e rs'l6s ~be|itmtt unb auSseltt8ntts &srtts urb prt
satpsrfohtn aus aim Ebstita ki:fes ednert 81 Rruasn sfssn
8sten tHs %un8eafuGts uab ei taeaeus Durh!tf ing e.s a1i6sr.
10 Sn stt Eieentbirst pu5H:trtcH GImauGA8, pst@tH Der
lttbt untntselblt6 ent6 bte agsnttn v~erttet!.n I&et niue aHA
ben unsliubtaftn lbsrjsHgsn, bds bttfss BtftsrS mir3ta b
1erltatbsit% OstStsHt, nsl&s 81 srIaRgt bot.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-03
TERMS OF ADVERTTsTN1G.

= 20 1SPEc!AL NOTICES Double the above rates.
48- Yearly Advertising on reasonable terms accor
an TO tue space occupied and the number of changes
mage 1G od si.s & L Il E0f.
e,s M To U @ from transient persons strang
Busness Cards not exceeding lines, $1ober YEAR
or for six months, but for Shorter period nofhin
will be counted lesHtIlan aAsquaro
The privilege Of Annual Advertising is limited to
tue Advertisers own Immediate business; and all
for the benefit of other persons as
sales and real estate sent in by them must
Advertisements not accompanieFl with ,vr;++.,,
directions will DO inserted until forbid and CHARGED
acSoFdpgtyf}tf ~ n ~ y
Notices for Political Meetings to be charged in all
Marrlages, Notices of Funerals, and announcements
Va VI oottIOna' ' oO cents each. noy11-'5Q 4
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-03

A pnILosoru1cA1 AND .srArEsMAN-L1KE VIEW
OF, SLAVERY. -: laH
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-03
REVOLVING FIRE ARMS.

REVOLVING FElEtIEi al tt1HS.
Pistols, tinss,y Cal BinesF - Shot Guns Hs'f
s.i ,PATEHrs or 1850; 1866; isSFh1s5s! ;ai4sii"s
VJHESE ARMS IIAER NO EQUALS IN iQUALITYu
i and finish; are adopted by the Army apd Navy !.
Of the United States and the principal goTSrnmenf3
of Europe uniform in all their parts, simple,
safe sure sarvicaBe and had II one huntrei
varieties, as well as Cartridges hPowdmg ball AMI
shot and all small parts for repairs, respect
able gun dealers and the Hardware trade generally
Address, Secretary. g q. ,,....,Il.lat asiHa.5c
COLTS PATENT FIRE ARMS 8TAN'FsG CO.,
my9-Snl* Hartford, Conn. &!
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-03

SLAVERY \ cREAT CIVIL, MORAL, SOCIAL, RE-
LIG1ous, AND POLITICAL INSTITUTION.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-03

Extract from speech By. Hon. John a.Bel1,
in The. Senate Of the United States, omthe 6th
;, of. July, 1850, the Compromise being underi
discussion. .s 4.,,.s4.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-03
40 the -Douglas n1en- or Yircii,1a..

tPublished by request of Mr.. DougIas,s frisnd,-
2les From the Virginia IndcS.I \
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-03

HKRGESS OEgcTFO0LHNy
AsLGOODSIsjuse received, eonsistGnS Of Su6iaS.
Sontags ShawlS srsls eYes. Hats. Hoods GaiterS
and great variety Of ChillrenS Hose. Call and ex;
famine olf stock. D. NIC0LL & BRO,
sept14 Variety Store.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-03

now having. Starved out, on n1N5v aeoyerament sr3
abstr"ction,eare raising ne,o issues in them
selves. as needless as they are I'm 'ilm11practicn-
Bile. When the Breckenridge press ceases
to domileeE, and are prepared to meet us
IN a spirit of mutual. reciprocity, it will be.
time. enough to pause for ,consideration.
But. in the mean time, let. as act ont The
3gtra OF Governor Wise's appeal to the
D0Hgkds Democracy Of Illinois. 4e s... ID
-..,.,...,......3.t-l ..3tl JOHN II, G1LMER.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-03
tloTs q The I0telligencer:

I Eatt0Ts Of the IHteLligencer:
sIhe discovery,of oilsin so many places
almost simultaneously, hus been a subject
4 Iiof 4s9me r! Thought with many of o6Ei efti-
zens. l. has been asked Whether the oil
recently y discovered, has been found in con
1lnectlona with any particular strata of rock:
M Eihlethsr tIer we are not situated over the oil
I tEeglo9 9;aWhsther by boring to the depth of
1000 feet, saltwater could not be obtained
in sufficient to pay for working.
and whether II is not a matter of sufficient
importance il 1i. to- the mannfactprers and cap
ltallsts OF our city to sink a well, and find
out what minerals are ,beneathzusd and
how filr.s,f..,4 sf...sE..f ,.,l.Tsg
.,On..thea assumption that the deposit of
Oil follows the same geological lay which
governs the strata Of coal, lime stone, Nc
1T amounts almost a demonstration. thai
our bills stand on, and that our CITY is
| erected over rich veins Ofsthis oil. Petro-
leum, Salt water, and ndcarburetted hydro.
gensare mostly found III connection with
each other Hence gas often arises from
salt wells; and not unfrequentIy the rock
g Oh and llI salt water flow forth together,.A
rev miles above Steubenyille there is an
oil spring in the bed of themOhio river
which is quite perceptiblc on the surface
OF the river, and is very sensible to the
smell when the, water is low. Only IA
miles north of US there is a salt works
which has been-aud perhaps still is-in
successful operation for. many years,
Sortte thirty ears since, Col. Duty sunk
well in orthoWheeling to the depth of
over90O feet, when the anger broke, aud the
boring was discontinued. Salt water was
obtained, in connection with carburetted
hydrogen which has been escaping from the
'9Perture eyer,since. 1t was the gas arising
trom thts3salt we'll which some bows! had
set on, fire, that was noticed in, one ofyour
papers rs a ~"burnine spriuE,' in Sorth
wheeling ~ iaa5t Esi.5H Iaffi, AFRO sIiT
These. facts, we think, justify the con-
clusion that wc.are in the. oil region. ~
. But'if we suppose the existence of oil
in certain localities rs altogether fortuit-
Gus, and that it is produced by certainlo-
cal causes nnknowntoi US, still there ia
ample iuducement to try the experiment.
III tits a. failure as fur as obtaining oil Is
concerned. there is'no question but slit
water can be obtained in abundance: Witch
converted into willgf1nd ready home
market o. et's e a'ei:f! - a3a aGTrI 80
To encourage any enterprise which may
be meditated,iit may be remarked first,
that IN experiment of this kind will deter /,
mine the depth of the nine feet strata. of
IL EwouIu pay TO SINK smart To itF I
there is a,probability Of striking
on vein of oil. Thirdly, it is absolutely
thnt salt water can be had ut the
deptlllof onethousand feet, or perhaps less.
,4r-3,e's".- iFa. l53i - 90 TMRrA..5,
.. s -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-03

JOHN BELL t!gae-.'f'tst.
III favor fthe Institution in all its Aspects.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-03
Assets, January 1,s1sOo.e

Upwards of s13,ooo,Ooo s.5
OF Losses have been paid y the Fstna Insurance G,
in the past II years. f -s.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-03
y salt VS.. OH WelIs...

RlcHnoSD, Sept. I'll 1860. y '''4'
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-03
New YOPk. .PaDGI,l Warehouse.

ONE PRICE ONLY. WiIEKETAPER DEAL LERs,
" booksellers, StHtioners,. Binders Printers, and
Purchasers generally from 10 to 20 per Gemt
by purchasing from first hands, 10y ." % ii.4.H
Having increased our Manufacturing Facilities we
Pers such usually snIIy PapariW arshorss.f
Ledger aud Flat Papers, FeOlseaE, Letter. Note aud
French Papers. Colored Papers, Tissue, binders, y,
r1lnh and Straw Board. Bl0tting, otc., ctc Bank
Note, bond, Drawing, Bank EnveloPA: ePRrticuarI
attention paid to supplying Banks with Bank-Sote
and Letter and AccGuntPapGfS, Schools and SEMI
narcS, Clergymen and Professional men. BillheRdg
in stock, ready ruled for Printers from to Heads
to the sheet Buo and White Move and Iaid5 In
fact, complete Paper Bazaar. Send for Circulars,
with cash will be filed as well If present in PsEo
SON. ~ CARSON & HARD,
apo-1yFqiiJ Paper Warehouse a. Beokh1an st. q
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-03

FIRE AND INLAND NAVIGATION .-a
Risks accepted at terms consistent with solyency and
fair profit, it'fsl t
Etreciaatrntiong girem to tolI'sWrGace Of D HELLLNGS
GNd CSmttnts tor terms Of one to yJfce gears.
ThCWogress of this Corporation has been stable
anauninerruPted through seasons of financial sum
shine and storm periods eventful in or exempt from
sWeepiug cOnNagrntions and maritime disaster Re
ing long Established "na cash basis, the troubles of
the credit system affect in material particular
Daring "hard timCs" the security Of reliable Insu-
rante is an imperative duty-tho ability of property
holders t0usain loss being then much lessencd.
Policies ssuOd without delay and ALI business ut
tended 10 with dispatch and fidelity, by u eSslr
~ n a p'NLT pESS - RSIas'
OtfcS over the Bank of Wheeling.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-03

The Richmond Wig thus heads speech
of John BelFs: Z ~ ..''f
a Thorough Pro-s1nvory Platform.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-03

The, IKdig follows up this heading with
these rcmarks:Ilt b.. 10 u e,'li:1aFa4 2
To, the exclusion of much, of. our. usual
variety. We make room to-day for Mrs.
Bel1's great speech in the Senate of the
United States in 1850, in defence of the
institution of Southern slavery. We in-a
serted it in the Wing in the early part of
the canvass, but we do SO again because
we think the principles therein cnunciatedy
have not been sufficiently pondered by the
people. tbs really philosophical, states-p
man-like and mastery view of the subject
in all its aspects;,and if Mr. Bell, had new
cr. said or done anything elsesin favor of
our "peculiar institution" this speechg
alone. would place him ahead.an shoul-i'
ders-abore any man who has eneri :heen IA q
candidate for the Presidency of the United
States. We mean that no man, of any
party, who has ever been candidate for
the Presidency has ever proclnimed.prin-
cipleS aud views onlthe question of slave g
ry SO nearly in accordance with the ad-
vanCed opinions now universally heldson
that subject throughout the Southern {,
States. I'VE repeat that you, may look to
tue recorded sentiments of any candidate
for theaPresidcncy, beginning with Wash
ington and coming down to tile present
moment, and sce defy you TO sAoV thdt any
such candidate has gone half so far as John
Bell an pindicatior aud defence Of the institt-
ton of Africas SLAVERY as t1i;tS III he South
ern States Of this Ualio,! "a, . l.s, 5. ., .
/ Immediately following this speech Of,
Mr Bsll's, the Wing parades, in contrast,
the sentiments of John c. Breckinridge.4.
lit heads them thus: z,:szE, fa,f.narftl
II Letthq People Read thisaad9 :
Il MIYAM.CoNSEcTED WITH no PARTY THAT
4 fHAs!FoRs RsITsfeBJEoTiTHE& EXTENSION OF sLA-
VERY. Norwith any5to prevent the peo-
! Iplc of the State o6 Territory from deciding
the question of itsexistence with'them for
] themselves. .seeq !ssss .t~s7aa - e'o'! q
~ happened to be in Congress wien the
4 Nebraska bill passed, and gaveit.my voice
1 and vote becouse it didiwhat it did, wiz:
II ackmO,cgedgcdHhe right Of the peoplecf the
Territories 10 settle the sQpestion for the0t-
,sel0ss, and not1because 4 supposed, what Il
do notsnow .believe,ethat it lOgislateda sla-'
.l;Veryintos the Territory. The DcmOCratic'
'lparty is not lapro- slavery party sStHFf'~ 81
I "EheA people of the. Territories, 'unler
the zKansas-Nebraskal act, have the '1uil'
4 right to estublishor prohibit'slnYcry, .5ast
as a State toould. 80 5sa.t .lis4a2 % 20
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-15
nm PITT DEWEY.

+orney & Counselor at Law,
,,.,,or in Chancery, Cassylle, Grant county,
s1i win practice in the several courts OF this
Wisconsin iso IA Ire UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-15
N THOMAS w RALTZELL..

pe pernaneutIf located in Lancaster will give his
Undivided attention to the practice Of his professions
4 Physician and Surgeon.
He nay be found at an times at the Drug Store-un-
as Professionally engaged. nm
Agenersl supply 81 family Drugs and Medicines VIII
skspt or sale at the ola stand Of Bradshaw Baitzei
-nlargj bs myself - =,
lancaster. May Oath, 1856 4S-u
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-15
)0CTCR a. THOMPSON,
HnHE0PaTnlG PlEXSElIlN,

Oi.s his services to the community in curing Acute
&c! CHoac Diseases ia the most speedy sSe ana per
lasai manner DR.. Thompson may le cons htte4 ets
diseases az the human system Persons lsving at
distance can s, so by letter. and BY ineiosn' q red
s'aaP they viii receive an answer
Particular Affection given 50 female complaints chu-
a.a rs asses and Diseases oil the eve +,
S3is, Hotel lauca,JeF. Wisconsin. i0it
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-15
771Ls n MCKEE,

'H1ILLo A MUhLH'
w qvrORNEYS AT LAW,
LANCASTER, GRANT COUNTY, WIS.
3e, fsp stairs IN Meyers BntldiRg, on Madison
~" S,rtst, opposite Codrt House
r .r,ctce in the Circuit Courts and in the Supreme
Tevii pay taxes On lands oil non-residents and give
sr etteution 10 any business relating TO real es-
sls sbief may be entrusted TO our care,
farCollcctoas promptly atteDaea toand remittanees
n' III on same Immediately on collection.
JOSEPH r. MILLS, DAVID MCKEE.
Lancaster, Oct. 18th, 1859. lS-I
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-15

nm Z. CARTER,

/, LIEN R. BUSHNELL,
u Attorne " at Il w,
r. eaaay's Block-up stairs-Platteyille, Grant
gf,f 10 v; pl,' If
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-15
PHYSICIANS.
H. HYDE, NJ. d.,

II H. HYDE, M. d.,
~ (Late Of Potsdam, n. ~
,ag pc uanently located in Lancas er,oaers hsPro-
s.s5ual services as
Physician and Surgeon
y;ti, l.ss lear, over 20 Years. Residence and of
ip 4. the place formerly occupied by Dr. y p Wool
lancaster Wis. jan Ast' io'o' $500
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-15
BARNETT HOUSE.
Boseobel. wiaeonsln.

Boscobel, Wisconsin.
. .a' above we'll SHOWN Hotel at Boscobel las been
G.aea 0g the subscriber a0d put ia good order ior
ACCOMMODATIONS PROVIDED ron TEAMS.
n. .'a'ees may DC accommodated with horses and
JAMES BARNETT.
s'sco6el Dec, /, 1860. 24-W
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L NcAsTER HOUSE.
",a AND INVITING ARRANGEMENTS.

sas siosgs aeF hating purchased the Tavern stand
eesiie tle 49, = lae paeh sqnsre. below AID OPP
sase ~ 0.aee eallisi gs,an gone to heavy ex~
ss loasBs I'M Aaa furnishing TIE sasae, aua Snpply-
At persons. ia oearSng accommodations for nea8 -
sm large Barn and stable
sga W 81 horses, lie now i.stss iihs,al n,troy,
M il 49,. M b low. aud te fare a. good a. At any
can IS 49, For teams better accomnloda-
g0 N town. Good water on the premi-
eAaeasier $50 al. HARLOW &. HYDE.
pe.-aths 1850. 14-W
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lBNTA-

Owing to the e Sc Of patronage iaQ IYg9gSA
mg prolgssiou I giIemnl '0n weeks
la place OF one { Lancaster old stopping place.
III l. Hyde's ote VIII visit Lancaster the two last
weeks ia 0ctt Ser, 1860.
vl!a 10 Kellosgs lock- doors east OF post Office
Al work warranted, charges moderate.
4tf w. II. DEFFENBAUHER, Dentist
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-15
DR. LTDWIG.

/; e reques Of many friends, the undersigned has
m fione tba practice d His profession. He hattefs
a..lt that prompt attention to his patients ana an
gence Of alty years VIII enable him to give salts
on to al Who may cali hiin for advice Of assist
lNe. -.-,,,,r,,, "a r,e..o
- Nor 1870 2l-m5%
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