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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-17

Lynchburg Guano Depot.
HAMMERS aud the public generally hereby notified that
IL the Lynchburg Guano depot. kept by VIM a. Miller, on
tho Basin full, supplied with the following FERrI zERs,
VIZ:
No. A Peruvian Gunn0:
leeses Manp mated Guano;
Sombrero Gunno LynchburR ground;
Mexican Guano;
kettcwelis Potash and Plaster.
have taken every precauon 10 furnish reliable articles
buy the pcri from the Agents Of the Perv Gov
ericnt which certainly a sole agent in Lyrchburg
Manipulated dunno, and will insure to be exact
Nv what represented be- viz one-hai Peruvian
half believe this 10 be good Peruvian pound
for pound crop that be used The SDmbreFo
buy the lump and have ground, and se good
BIZ bought any where In the United Ny
plan for small profit and strictly hope thu
patronage may be extended thai has liberal
y bestowed heretofore VIM. A. MILLER,
sept 13-ds-R"P copy On Basin.
TUsT OPENEDA large of Rich Siks TO be sold
- very cheap lap 13l JOHN ABRAHAMS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-17
Window Shades,

4 URLS, HAIR BRAIDs, HEAD DRESSES, HEAD NETS,
~ Hair Pins, Nubia &c All in want OF pretty Head Or
namrni of any kind will please call at 1850 MBn Street. and
save 30 per cent. la the cost Of the sumo
apl1 LA. r. KINsEY.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-02-04
"a controversy Proposed.

Mr.. Cradlebang, Judge of the United
States Court in Utah, who is now il
Washington, invites Mr.. Hooper, the Nor
mon in full communion who now repre-
SCENTS Utah Territory in the Representative
Hall, to a, phbl.e discussion of different
Mormon questions in issue before the peo-
pie Of the United States. The points
that the Judge proposes to prove agans
the Mormons are these.
"lst. That the a;clmon people ar,
subject to theocratic government and re
cocnize no law as binding which does no
coincide with their pretended revelations
as promulgated by their Prophet, Seer
the revelator, Brigham Young.
"2d. That they have taught and still
teach treason against the government 81
the United States.
"5i. That they practice poiygamy in
Il manner shocking to the moral sense o.
the world, and aggrsyate the offence by
incest and murder.
9Th. That they teach the doctrine OF
the shedding Of human blood for the re-
mission ofsin, as defined by their own &c
clesiastical code, and these teachings are
carried into practice.
"5h. That they teach the doctrine
that it's right and godly that Mormoos
|shonld rob Gentiles whenever-they can do
50 with facility and escape public exposure.
The Mountain Meadow massacre as mel
Iancholy proof Of this fact
10th. That they teach The doctrine,
and practice it, Of mutilatina men, and
have declared from the pulpit, with pub
lie acquiesence, that the time was near
wfentheir valleys would resound with the
voice Of eunuchs."
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-02-04
USELESS LEeIsLArIoS.-The history

USELESS LEGisLATIoN.-Th history D
of legisl ton in Wisconsin, as well as the
experience our leading men have had,
ought to be warning against SO much
amending Of laws and against tiukering
enactments innnmerable, most of all 4.
gainst the making Of so many new aud
nntried laws as mere experiments. The
most and best that can safely be done a;
present is 10 amend few Of the LAWS Sc
as to make those already in force harmon
ise, one with another; ly little careful
tinkering, our laws may be reduced TO or
der and the whole be made as near per
feet system as can be. The assessment
law as it stands is not far from right; We
think all property in whatever shape i
exists, so that it has real value, ought (
be assessed at full value, The law for sci
ling lands for taxes and of conveying Is
the purchaser such title as the law pro
poses to convey, IS said to have been rem
dered doubtful if not worthless BY the leg
isaton Of last pinter. This should bt
seen to by the ablest lawyers, and if pos
sibe better protection be provided L
counties 10 the matter, Amendments tc
such laws, gotten Up BY Tom, Dick and
Harry, and however plausible in appear.
ance, should not be allowed a hearing
LIE. tho ablest jurisls devise the amend.
ments needed. The fact is, our laws are
all in this condition Slight amendments
are wanted to many Of them, but only Oh,
most thorough lawyers should be allowed
to suggest remedies or amendments.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-02-04
Resolutions Of Lancastet Lodge
No. go, on the Death OF. Stephen
hIahood, Esq.

Whereas Oar worthy brother, STEPHEN nAHooD b,
dspensaton of Divine Providence having been renov
ed from among and whereas by his death the lodge
Of which he bright and useful member his fatai
II Of which he Tie chlef, and community OF whfci
he wa an 9rnameat and leading man, are all by hi
death plunges Ito begcayema ut and heart sorrow =
Therefore,
Rss0trsd, That we, brotherhood and as citizen
Of community. DO mourn the loss of one whose coun
we have often sought, under whose guidance W.
have many times acted whose adaonitories we have
often listened to, aud whose upright walk We have
80 long underworld to follow Ia respective stations
especially citizens do mourn him in whose baud,
tho scale ofussce has been held and who has for many
years poised the differences Of erring man. rendering
just rewards and penalties to all, however high hum
bic ia station.
Resol0ed, That we deeply sympathise with the be-
reayed family Of the deceased and that va Confidently
recommend them to look to the Grand Master Of the
Univer as the only whence true consolation
be drawn on this occason,so solemn and full of admon
iion
Reseired That from our long aeqr~intance with bro
hAHoop and as close knowledge Of the inner man as
constsnty exhibited by his practice, profession and
external conduct he has been called world OF res
among the good and wise OF Gods people,
Res0reG That the above resolutions be published ia
the Heraia-as small testimonial 10 the world that
good mans lives after the body dissolves thus
encouraging Others to initiate Unca Stephen ia wis
urmness and justice. Signed, f. r LIscux
A.aH. HYpE, Secretary WM
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-02-04

Gy The Louisville Couriersays hat The
Douglas men of Ohio hope to carry tha
lstate"bY becoming more ultra in republi
canism than the black republicans them
selves" Hobart tried that game in thi,
state last fall, when he declared that liz
progressed beyond the Wilmot proviso i
his opposition 70 tbe spread Of slavery, apd
that popular sovereignty was better adapt
ed to the purpose Of keeping slavery out
Iof the territories than congressional prohi-
biton; but the people put no confidence
in his as sertions, as they will not in those
of the Douglas men of Ohio. As long as
Douglas and his friends adhere to the
Died Scott opinion no ono can have any
confidence in their anti slavery profess
SON GAINESVILLE Gazette.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-02-04

As CONVENTION AT WISGvILLE.-A
rep. Con- is called to meet at Wiogville
on The 18Th February, at / one o'clock, to
choose two delegates 70 represent that As.
sembly District in the Convention Il Mad.
ison on the 29sh February, 10 aid ia
choosing delegates to the Chicago Nation.
al Republican Convention. Primary
meetings are to be holden on the 18th
February, being next Saturday, in the
Towns of Platteville, Lima, Clifton,
Wingyille, Blue River, Muscsds, aud Wa
telstowo, at which delegates are to be
chosen 70 attend said Wingville Convsn-
tion--one delegate for SO voters aud one
for fraction over rs Is the basis Of Town
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-02-04

Brandy at only 10 cents per Gallon
The Dubuque Herald says that on
Saturday last fellow was around town,
among the varions saloons. pediirg a re-
ceipt, whereby The z best Of whisky, bran
DIV, Madeira. "&c.. DC could be manufac-
tured at cost mot exceeding is cents 4
gallon" In the aggregate. Such fsllow
inust he lro l5led for want ofsomc Yespec-
table occupntion-stealing must Be dis
count. assassinaMn below par. ThostraGe
Of steaiiDg blind dogs dRners must be
oyerdone hell itself must be janmed 10
the brim with pimps, harlots, murd.rcrs
and ofl.couring of all villainy these
must fail q man when lie gets low nough
to peGdle receipts to make the E" best q
brandy at 10 cents gallon Nero, Os-
sawatomis Brown, Gesler, Benedict, Arnold,
Aft Thomas and the man who cheated 4
publisher out Of years subscription, were
and are mighty mean men, but the 10
cent retailer has 40 length discovered a
depth of meanness, to which that attained
BY the afore mentioned is IS inches il
miles.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-02-04


10 As this il tho selsop Of the year when worms
are most formidable among children, the propsietors Of
leave to call the attention Of parents to its virtues o
the eypeng Of these annoying and often fatal enemies
experience in Virginia. who, after having used for
several years in his practice and found its
so universal induced at last TO offer 1t to the pub
lie chelp but certain aud excellent medicine. II
has since become justly popular throughoutthe United
States rs the most efficient Vermitnge ever known,
and the demand has been steadily the increase since
It's first introduction to the public.
CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS, manufactured by FLEMING
BROS Of Pttsbuvg, Pa There other Pills purport
Lanes genuine Liys Pills also his celebrated verm-
fuge, now be had all respectable drug stores
None genuine scsthont the signature Of
~ FLEMING BROS.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-02-04
I.ancsstor Mails.

EAsTKRS--Lssyes Lancaster, Tuesday and Saturday
for Platteyie and Galcna returns Wednesday at neoH
aud Saturday evenings Leaves FOR Mineral Point, via
New California and Mlin, Wednesdays and Saturday.
at noon.
wEgTzKS Leaves LaneaFter, Monday and Frids5
mornings for Taicn and Prairie du CHEN, anu returns
from Tafton event ngg r~Loaves for Beetows and
cassyille, Tuesday and Friday mornings.
NoRrHERS-IsaYes, Monday and Thursday mornings
for Boscobe and returns Tussdy and Friday evenings
sourHErS-Leayes Lancaster, Wednesdays ard Sat
urdays FOR Potosi and returns same days.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-02-04
arzg-The republican club at Madiso

EgThe republican club at Madison
Ind, has for years taken copy Of the
Richmond Enquirer, with which 10 refute
democratic professions at home BY refer
ence To the columns Of that paper The
thing worked well in the last presidential
election, and now when the club has senl
on the money for a new year, the lettel
was returned with the endorsement, "The
Richmond Enquirer does not want sub.
scribeis in Indiana"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-02-04
Railroad Meeting at Platteville.

From the FITNESS we learn that a re
spectacle meeting was held at Platteyille
on Saturday last to hear Col. d. w. Jones
speak on TIE matter of extending the Mil
waukee, Watertown and Baraboo Valley
Railroad west from Madison via. Platte
vile to Dubuque. A majority of the di-
rectors of the Dubuque and Arena r. r
Company being pFesedt and in some way
interested; the following resolution was
passed by the meeting:
Resolped, That John II. Rountree, N,
II. Virgin, and ID. w. Jones are appointed
in behalf of the directors of The Dubuque
and Arena Railroad Company, to make
such arrangements with the directors oil
Watertown Railroad Company in regard
to consolidation as they think will roper.
ly secure the interest of the said Aren .
and Dubuque Railroad Company.
II. RoBBIEs; Sec's.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-02-04
For tho Herald.

For tho Herald.
Opposed to DIvision-Fairplay in
for a County Seat Fencing up q
Town and Sowing it in Grass.
Mr.. EDrroR: We the undersigned, cit
liens aud residents of Fairplay, believing
that division Of Grant County would be
a great pecaniary injury 10 this part Of
the community, do hereby publicly express
our sentiments on the subject -
We, as people, do say that Grant
County shall not be divided unless We can
have Farplay for the county seat, and
that the people Of the present county OF
Grant will contribute money enough TO us
so that we can build good and substau-
tial fence around said place, and can pnr-
Chase Hungarian grass seed sufficient TO
SOW on said enclosure, SO that we can turn
our cattle 10 upon il in the Spring. there
BY deriving some benefis from division.
Please publish the above so that Jour
readers in various parts Of the County
may know our true sentiments.
Signed, Scribner Smith.
A. earns. Deacon Bennett.
Edward Smith. b. Cornelison.
w. S. scribner. Charles Blanchard
Chas. Bainbridge. Patrick Hogin.
George Sparks. John Fritz.
Fairpay, Jan, oath 1860.
NorE. The above appears ike a gen
uine document, and most of tho signers
are known to US to be good men. Its
designed Of course as a burlesque on many
places that wish to become county seats
| LEd.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-02-04
From the Chicago N. w. Christian AG-


FOCalSs
The following may be dered settling the ques
ton iafaIabty, that with such 'sremedy on sale b.
all principal DRUGGISTS, no nee longer 20 with
bis caput in the condition of Old Uncle Ned's."
From our acquaintance with persons who have uses
O j. Woods lair Restorative with perfect success
Tor the last two years. feel hesitation in
lnendlng the article superior to any other prepare
ton now IN use for the purpose Wis for restor-
ing gray hair to its original color and perfect
cure for badness and neyer-fang preventative for
the falling Of the hair.
II is decidedly the best and most popular III for
identifying, preserving, restoring and strengthening
the hair, relieving diseases Of the skin, ard removing
souri, dapdrnh and all eruptois and eyersh heat from
the scalp
We speak in relation to the above from what we
know, having been personally acquainted with numer
Gus persons who have used the Restorative for the
above purposes with the most gratifying results.
IL IS not often we notice patent medicine; indeed'
we think we have never pulled one before but Prof.
woods Hair Restorative Il something SO superior to
most OF the preparations o. the day. that cannot
forbear ssking the attention Of our readers to it.
CT uts0R-BoWare OF worthless ifnitsons, several
are already in the market calledby different names
Use lone unless the words ProfWoods Hair Restora-
tive Depot, st. Louis, No., and New York. blown
in tho bottle. Sold b all Druggists and Patent Medi-
cine dealers Also by all Fancy and Toilet Goods deal
ers, in the United State ard Ganadaa
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-02-04

EE MoRE SECESSION THREATESED.-
The Alabama Democrat State Convention
has adopted strong platform. claiming
congressional protection for slavery ID
the TERRITORIES. They appointed dele
gates to Charleston, i,astructinq them to
lCithdraao if the Convention fails to en-
4orse tic Democrat platform Of Alabama.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-02-04

E-J- Are you suffering from severe cold? Is your
rest disturbed by incessant coughs Have you diff
culty in breathing, accompanied by pains in the chest
and, especially towards evening, slight fever with
papitation Of the heart disorder Of the digestive sys
tem and copious expectoratious II you have any Of
these symptoms, use DIR. H00ELAND'S BAI.SA3fIC
of the same eminent physician and you will aSsuredy
lind relief Ii you neglect the means of pointed
out you may speedily find yourself on sick bed, and
beyond medical aid.
Prepared only by DR.. G. N. Jackson, No. as Arch St.
Philadelphia and for sale BY Druggists and Store keep
throughout the United States and Canada. Price
: < A. hiatt Ia
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-02-04

CLAIMANTS MAE SUE A CouNTY.-Tht
Supreme Court Of Wisconsin has fnall,
decided that the aholder of q County Or
Der may sue the County, after presentin!
The same to the County Treasurer 70
payment and in default Of such paymen
being made. In the same case Il wa.
Seeded lhata claimant cannot ses tht
county until after presenting. his bill 4
rs County Board ia regular order for Al
aOoe Or rejection. It's understood that
sns case is important, IS the holders 81
~oefS ~ seeply indebted Counties where
prders are at heavy discount, NAV, b,
aue'Og recover speedily by leyyiug on aao
cling public or county property. Here
FOfors, II has been understood that i coun.
~ could not be sued FOR debt due On !
county order.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-02-04
Lone Star Club.

BY direction Of TIC President, cal meeting Of th
Club win convene At Number 9, Saturday 4th inst, at
ocIoek. evening" elect officers for the ensuing time
p4sscribed. All members are requested TO attend.
RF, McGoNIGAL, President,
4 L1GRAvR Secretary.
Lancaster, February 3D., 1860.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-02-04
Religious servlces-LlsoA.rna.

coxosxoArroEL CaURcH;-REy. E1ToS breaches exer.
Sabbath at half passl m, aud lectures on popala
subjects in the evening
w. z. cHuRcn:--Rrv. wooD breaches every saobati
morning Al half past 10 o'clock and every other SAP
bath evening at 81.
BAPTIST cauRcH:--ssrvices in the afternoon at .
o'clock b Mr. DRowx. Announced By tho ringing 9
the bell.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-02-04

KICKED BY A HoRsE.--A little boy,
son ofRoELIS SMITH Of Fennimoro, on Mgaday last,
while in the stsble, frightened horse which kicked
him. knocking the boy under his feet and kicking fur
ously for sometime before he could be rescued. The
boy was dangerously hurt; his skull being fractured SC
that in dressing portions oft had to be removed I'm
der the attendant Of DIR. HYDE, understand he i
doin D we'll and NAV recover
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-02-04

EE- On person asking another if he
believed in the appearance Of spirits, he
replied: mo; but believe in their DIS
appearance for | have missed bottle Of
gin since last night"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-02-04

REMoNsTRAsoEs. 1T is hoped thai per-
ssons having Remonstrances against any Division OF
Grant County, will have them numerously signed and
send the ame to J. p LEWIS, Of Lancaster, to any
one Of The Aasembymsti or our Senator At Madison.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-02-04
DAaUERRr AN.-Ne. N. M1LlER is tax

Ing excellent Observation-Disclosures, Melanotopes &c
lat Calls Hall, in Lancaster. He takes as good p G
tures been taken in Lancaster and at alb vi
sfhe usual charge the people continue to give i'm
fair amount OF patronage he viii probably rema u
here; otherwise he will leave ia few days Lancasi
should support good artist permanently.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-02-04
STRAYED OR STOLEN.
2 Sorrel lts-ReWard.

tTRAYED or toen from me- residing four miles south
- of Lancaster in July last two sorrel coits dar
ker sorre than the other One two years old last
sprng the other year old last spring; both
The oldest has three white feet and stripe in forehead
the other star in forehead, with one or two white
feet will pay a Reward Of $500 to find out > sc
thev are Address letter tn Lancaster -
NICHOLAS atlSHBAUM.
Lancaster, January goth, 1860. 4t3I
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-02-04

Mn. D, OLIVER, of divers Mill, notife.
bis debtora1that lie, ike many Of us is in want
money He also adysrises that bis mill viii soor
be ready for husncss
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-02-04

MEYER & LIscuM, 10 their new store
south the postoce, continue their efforts to accom-
modate and satisfy the public with good and cheap
merchandise They have lately added to their former
extensive stock OF goods.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-02-04
SchooI-Houge to BuiId.

CONTRACTORS, take notice that we win receive Seal
ed Proposals till Saturday the 18th OF February for
building SehoosHouse in School Distinct No Ia 10 the
town Of MiIve, according 70 pks and specifications
to be at the house IF s. l. stratton in said town.
TH0S. GRAHAM
$. BRAUDT, School Beard
s. j. STATION,
Milivila January II, 1859. 3w3i
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-02-04

Names and money received at this Of
Dec for ths NsU York Tribune and other cheap and
good papers.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-02-04

NE-TRlBUNE ALMANAcs for sale by G.
W. RYLAND b Co.
The Weehly Tribune club subscribers
ar. supplied BY RICHMOND BAxrnR their bookstore
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-02-04
Stray Mare Colt.

TAKEN UP hy the subscriber on lands owned BY him
4 ia tho town Of Patch Grove, nesg TAfton. the
18th Of December, 1850, three year old Bay Mars
Colts right hind foot white star in the face and apot
on n0se The owner Is requested TO forward prove
property par charges and take thu 3ropertv--Dated
Taftou. Jan. 18th 1850. 4t31 sAIL. PARKER.
~LT
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-02-04

Gg- Buy AYERS AeuE CbRE for Inter
mittents, AYER's Cherry PEcroRAL for a
Cough, and AvnR's Puts for All the pur-
poses Of a Family Physie.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-02-04

INSTITUTE ExulBIrIoN;-The middle
Term Exhibition Of the Lancaster institute
took place on Friday evening OF last week
We had the pleasure Of being one N th'
crowded house on that occasion. The
EXERCISES consisted of declarations, reclta
ions, DC, by The pupils, with music on
ne piano, accompanied with voice, By
Mss DENsMoRE. The students afforded
the audience much amusement, a good
deal that was interesting, and some in
struction. The music was greatly admired
md, SO far as we were concerned, was toe
intricate and too full Of beauty for ouI
capacity.
A paper, entitled "T6e Comet" was
read by MISS HELEN Bum and MISS Eli
"a HALBERT, which seemed to have varie
~ enough for e7'ribune,'' Herald
s.Picayu,ie,r a " Punch" and a host o
Others combined. We sre permitted Il
copy It's eReporter's Column,' which vii
be found elsewhere in this paper. After
the audience had retired number who
had not got enough Of the good things
Induced airss DENsMoRE to remain and
give them more examples of the flights
and variations Of sound, and the flights and
vt6rations Of thorough, musically trained
bands and fingers.
The exhibition was highly creditable
Goth TO teachers and pupils.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-02-04
Storinr Grain at Potosi.

VIII store grain In my Warehouse at Potos Landing
tall the opening Of navigation for less than the rats
sat-during winter and other liabilities amount to.
test jan irt 1880 G. LEE ANDERSON.
17-em
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-02-04
Stray Cow.

rEsAKEN UP hy the subscriber on lands owned by him
about the 9th Of day of December, 1885, one red
aud white Cow about five or six years DID, tail rather
short-no other marks visible The owner Is requested
to forward prove property, pay charges ind take
saidstrav away. JAMES yARKER-
Boice Prairie, Jan. 9th. 1850. 304ts
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-02-04
EMPORIUM DRUG STORE.
On Wisconsin, .SVsnrs,
BOSCOBEJ., WIS

TsSyTE SUBsCRl ERE would respectfully inform the
citizens o. Bescohel and vicinity, that tleg have
purchased the Stock 81 Drugs and Medicines, Rocks and
Stationery formerly owned by f. u kellogg, and would
now oIer them at the Lowest CASH Prices.
Weshall keep constantly for saiea Full Assortnent
DRUGS, Medicines, Pants, Oils, Dye
sStufs, School Books s. Stationery, Per-
fumes, Essences, Hair oils, aid CO.
loyaes, Cigars Of tie best brand aHe
finest quality.
ALSO-Pure Liquors Of III kinds for Medical purEoas&
Our stock Of Patent Medichea embraces all tia foPa.
lar Remedies OF tho day. a.
We shall also keep full assortInert ~
FAETTLY GROCERIES,,
which we will sell cHSxPiR than they IN lie bought At
any other place west Of Milwaukee. TERMS CASH.
80 GEO. HAW Il co.