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MORTGAGE SALE.-Whcre-

VI as. on the 3oth day of September.
4. n. 1857, Charles A. Fisher and Marena Fisher
his wife, and George Minn and Martha Maun
his wife, did execute and deliver TO Frederick
Hnlbrook, certain mortgs'e deedof the one un-
divided half of the west hal CT the south
quarter OF the north east quarter OF section ten
(0 in township thirty three e 81 north OF range three
east OF the third principal meridian (sutect dcdi-
cation OF pub ic street off he south 1d said tract
OF land one hundred feet in wdth) Sale county
in the State OF Illinois, the payment OF three
certain pron'issory note- in said mortgage particular
money of said lot which said mortgage deed authorized
and empowered the salt Frederick Ho brook and his
assigns that in case default should be made in the
payment o! SAID promsscry notes, sell the real
tate IN said mortgage mentioned at public auction
alter giving eight weeks notice of the time and place of
sa e, &c. NOR. particularly forth in said mortgage
deed. and which said mortgage recorded in Record
ers office OF La Sale county, State of Illinois,
IS at pages 1873 and 1879.
And. cas- the said Frederick Holbrosk the said
mortgage in said mortgage deed did the thirteenth
day OF July, 1885, sell sssign and deliver the un
ed, and the said mortgage deed securing ne h
David Buel and whereas, the sain ia'a 70 ,i..
sold and duly assigned and delivered the s1e :"
undersigned and hch said assignments are recorded
in the Recorders Office OF La saa o o'"n's' " 70 VI
Illinois, in book g. pages lss an" nd. =, the pavment
of the last omssory note seenred ~ sa,d
morTsgs deed ard ists S da ar. on 'A'' 's
Therefore notice IS hereby given. that i. Edwin H.
Fay assignee as aforesaid by virtue o. ana ~ cantor.
deed SHALL Monday the seven 'eenth day OF Novem
Der, 1852 az the hour Of 10 o'clock A. OF said
sell at public auction to the highest md best bidder
for the undivided half OF the half the
quarter of the north quarter of section
(l0) in township thirty three (S3) NORTH range
three 81 of third pr ncipal meridian (su ject to
one hundred feet in ~dsh and % rsh,
and equity Of redemption of the said Charles A. Fisher
and Msrena Fisher his wife, and George Mann, and
EDWIN r. FAY,
Sept. 10, lS0s Assi0nee Of said Mortgage.
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

r0r TIE EATID CURE OF
Coughs, Colds. Influenza, iOarsencss,
CiOap- I,r5nchitis, tncipient Consump.
ton. and for the relief of Consumptive
Patients in advanced stages of the
disease.
So v:.e j; the h,Id Of is usefulness and so nu-
r.c-uus are the cases Of it, cures, that almost
every section o. country al ouuds III persons pub
i:c.y known. ho have leen restore from alarming
and even desperate diseases Of the lungs by Its
Ise when once tried, lis superiority over every
other medicine of It's kind is too apparent to escape
observation. and where its virtues are known, the
pUblic no longer hesitate What arudote to employ
ior the distressing and dangerous affections OF .ne
,-,ln,or.ry organs that are incident, to our climate
While many inferior remedies thrust upon the
community have failed and been discarded. this
has gained friends by every trial. conferred dement's
N the afflicted they can never forget, anu pro
iliced cures too numerous and too remarkable TO
BE FORGOTTEN.
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Rral G state.

Il ABLE FARM, SITUATED the vermiiion River, II
miles south of Ottawa, containing 100 acres including
10 acre. of FINE TIMBER. The improvements
sist Of a small Dweing House. Granary and Stable.
There is n NEYER-FAILING SPRING within 200 wards
Of the house also. Well Of Soft Water eGualied
In The county. This farm joins the Timber, where
there is OF the best Stock Rarges in the county
Ills one-haf mile from Alum Rock Post Office on.half
mile from the District School House, miles from Farm
Ridge Seminary, and half mile from the river,
where there is "A NINE Foot VEIN OF COAL; aud In
n good, pious neiyhborhood.
EE- This Farm will be sold Extremely CHEAP.
Address WI. X. MlLLIGAS.
Jan. u, 1862. OTTAWA III.
IUClAN SANGER.
ILLINOIS LAND AGENCY.
Lands bought and sold Commission. Taxes paid,
Abstracts Of TILE furnished, Collections Inad., Invest
uen;s made ia Government other Lands, Money
Loaned. Ottawa, August :, 1851.
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STATE OF ILLINOIS,
IT .S-Ne County.

TIE People Of thu State Of Ii- o;s honl al these
iTrsCals Hlsy come aud especially .s- = Kin
h-irs a. Law. and creditors Or J9aa UoodhoGs., de-
ceased, Greeting:
estate o; SAW deceased, j.. d-r1Is rendering
CnUnt Of her proceedings such ADMINISTRATORS. auI
making t1rl settere1t. AMI f'r INA: purpose has
made application il TIE CoIn's Cur: pf Ia Sale
county Aforesaid. foT citation 70 he r ct- - those
who may be interested ii the OF ssI deceased
We therefore require you 20 appear before sa.I
Govt the Court flo Drtsva in salt 20 mtg.
Tuesday Nov. Ism, a. p. l.62 I'D O'Clock Ia the
forenoon. you e; attend The final settlegn-C:
of said account.
In testimony whereof the slbsri f-r, Clerk o. ;hu
County Court o. Ia Sale county, Aforesaid. has here
Unto set his hand and affixed the seal OF sad Court a.
OTTAWA. this 10th day OF uc;c er, :. 1852
lociiS 81 = ". RAYMOND. CTERE-
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.lI,ssii,IstOr-> Notice.

Es'afs II Jph't H. Lee. ds-s1scL
FlTIE undersigned having been appointed Admins
i tralriN Of the -s;at- Of J IA n. lee. tate Of
the county O! L. Sale ami or Illinois, drcea sel
hereby notice toar she v appear before III,
OF la LaIi- county, the house in Otta-
II The Hscrgn0-E tern, She 81 Monday Deem
her which time all r-TsCrs having claims
said Estate notified aud requested 10 attend for
the nurpJ-- cor hHvnr the adjusted. AL PEE
INDEBTED to sal! ks'atr arr requested 70 make uH=
d.s payment 'n &c undersigned.
Da cd tbs ga dag Of O-;sbrr. 4. .. 1852.
loCt 81 Am LEE aG8ii'isirGt -,
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SEWING MACHINES.
The Economy of Using the Frank lin
family Sewing Machines.

THESE Machines make the Celebrated Grover and
Baker stitch. which has taken ,!e highest preriCm At
the Illinois State Pair, in September last, at the Uni
ted States Fair in St Louis in 1862 and st the prn
cipal State Pairs throughout the couutry.
Competent Judges gave decision in favor OF ;his
stitch, of its great strength aId adaptation
TO all kind. Of family anG manufacturing purposes.
The following abi will show the difference in favor
Of Sewing Machines the old method of stitching
by hand In The working of these Machines there is
not only a great saving Of labor ard time besides add
ing greatly ia the heathulness Of the employment.
but the stitch is much stronger, elastic, and
much liable rip ravel than the stitch mad.
WITH huttles and Sobbins:
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administrators ISOtics.
NOTICE Is hereby given, all whom it may concern,
~ mat the undersigned. administrative of David
haIei,an deceased viii the 16th day OF December,
A. D. ioo. apply - the Court OF Probate in and TO- La
sahe county az state OF Illinois for order OF said
Court mat certain claims, debt. and de- ma nds beioug-
Ing 20 said estate in their hands TO be admin
when are desperate and uncoil-ctable by reason Of
filed in said Court 70 the sn-lt of IT, mir, and
creditors said dccedeut.
CATHADINE p ROHRBACK
idtntnt,tru.,ir.
ADAM ROlIEBACK
Ottawa, Oct Sd, iSs2.-S-is. Her HIsbdnd.
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nle0irines.
AHER7S5
Ague Cure:

FOR THE SPEEDY c.. or
Intermittent Fever, or Te-e- nd AsuC,
Rcmitten. Fever, Oh i Fer, Dumb
Ague, Periodical lie; dac'ac, or BiliO19
Headache, and Billie - FGrcrs, indeed
for t;,e whole class (: T., eases Ori,;.
mating i'll hillary -aE" .aent, cauGoa
by the Malaria OF '..asuic.tIc countries.
No one remedy IS 1.Ler ,ailed for by the
necessities Of the Ans.-icen veoplc than sure
and safe cure for over 9ad Ague. Such
we are now enable 10 Ger. with perfect
certainty that i ia. or Ecate the disease.
and with g,su.a ded ON proof that
no harm can al use in any an
titv.
That which u f-om or prove
disorder mpst lie Of immense service II
communities where it prevails. Preue'.. - :
better than cure, for the patient escapes the
risk which he must run III violent attacks Of
this baleful d.stcapcr. This "CCRE" expels
the la:a-r matte poison Of FEVER AND AGUH
from the system and prevents the develop
mcut of the disease. If taken on the first ap-
r-1ach Of its pYcmo1i.ory symptoms. 1t is
not only the best remedy over yet discovered
tlr this class Of complaints. but also tha
chcap-st. Iha large quantity we supply for
q dollar brings i within the reach Of every
BODY: and IN bilious d!stricrs, where FEVER
A,D .AGvE prevails. every body should have it
and use i tI-Clv both t.r cure and protection.
l. j. hoped this lrtrc VIII place it within ths
ycaeh ii a,l-'hr poor well the rich. A
cr7a. s.r7l;oI.ry Of this remedy over any
other ever Discovered for the speedy and ceI-
tain cu7c of Int,rmi:tlnts Is, that it contains
10 QuiLinc c. mineral. consequently il pro-
lraes TO ouiu:Srl or other injurious effects
whatever upon the constitution. Those cured
by It are left a healthy as il they had never
hal the disease.
lever al A-leis not alone the consequence
of the n,a matte poison. \ great variety OF
d rlags ari.e from IL, irritation, among whlch
AZ Neuralgia rheumatism. Gout, Headache
Blind ..,s, Icc-ha.le Lara lie, Catirrh, Astt-
ur. Polarization. Painful Affection of tho
~i, 90. Iiv-tcrirs, Pain III the Bowels. Cole.
f.-.I->,-. aaI D,iargcncut Of the Stomach,
3D. r. which. when originating in this cause,
-.- ~: r., T.. tc-m,t.out TIVE. or become period
.-t. This =. CJE-' eKpcls the poison from
.a, blood. and cuuscqucntly cures them all
alike. 1t 5 al Invaluable protection TO iInmi-
grants aid persons travelling or temporarily
-c-iLing in tie uaarious districts. 1t taken
r-e.-i-ra,'v n, daily while exposed 20 the in
fiction, that Viii II cZcTsrcl from tie system.
ard cannot accumulate IN sufficient quantity
g r!?cn into -ca-o. Hence It is even more
valuable Tor protection than cure. and few will
srrr su:F~ &, ID L.tg.iGiiteuts, il they avail
themselves {. the protection this remedy af-
t.Ils.
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FanCIes,
11SEfUL and Ornamental, such as Money ursss
" Gard Cases, Cabas, Pen knives, Tables. &c.
= oc ~. GRI0GS,
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Ec9al advertisements.
STATE OF ILLINOIS, =

STATE OF ILLINOIS, l..
La Sd0e County,
THE People OF the Stale Of Illinois IN all TO whom these
presents may GENE. and especially to the kin,
heirs at Law, and creditors of David Hassmaa,
deceased:
Whereas Catharine P. Rohrback, late Catharins
p Hazenan, Administrative OF the estate Of said de-
ceased and Adam Rohrback, her husband DESTROYS
of ndering account of their proceedings such
admins rators, and making a final settlement OF
their administration, and for that purpose have
made an applications ia the County Court OF La Bale
comfy aforesaid.
We therefore require you to appear before said
Court, ut the Court House at OTTAWA ia said county, on
the December rherm is . thereof the 18th day OF
Dee aer next, 10 O'Clock in the forenoon OF said
day, You se. it, attend tie final settlement OF
d
Dated at Ottawa, this 9TH d-y OF October, 1862.
feet II. s. s. ". RAYMOND CLgRK.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-02-05

ranks by death. our esteemed friend and
fellow-soldier, Frank Gillian, we, the
members Of Company E, Regiment of
Curtis Horse" unanimously adopt the
following resolutions of respect and SYM
patty:
ReSoloed, That in the death Of the de-
ceased, our company has lost highly es-
teemed member and faithful soldier.
Resolved, That while we deplore his I'M
timely fate, and regret shat he was not
spared to face death in another form than
that of slow and wasting disease; yet we
cannot but feel that he died in and for the
same righteous cause, for which we all have
taken our lives in our hands.
RESOLVED, That we tender to the parents
and friends of the deceased, our warmest
sympathses in this great bereavement.
With them, we deeply mourn the loss,
which, it isbeyond human power to re-
pair.
RESOLVED, That a copy of these resolu-
tons be transmitted by mail, to the parents
of the deceased.
Deceased was aged 20 years, months
and II days.
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authority for so doing, to say nothing of
the law Of military necessity, which latter
would be sufficient authorityif none other
existed.
In section s, article /, Of the constitu-
lion. the powers of Congress are enuuera-
ted, and no one can or ought TO doubt tEa
duty Of that body in exercising lie powers
thus conferred. Without it we could have
no government, no executive, because no
laws to execute, no courts, no commerce,
no coin, no army or navy, no post offices,
no revenue, no anything necessary to good
government; and if it is the duty Of CON
gress to use the powers thus conferred III
one case, because "necessary and proper,
that duty attaches in the question now uni
der consideration, with as much force as
any other, for the same reason.
1t is very unfortunate for the country in
its present crisis that the President Is 50
strongly influenced by Southern opinions
on this grave question. When he was
nominated and the platform upon which
he was elected was adopted, the rebellion
had not broken out, and the only advance
against slavery then contemplated was its
non-extension. But for him to think Of
administering the government upon that
platform now, with this rebellion on hand,
is certainly erroneous. The real union
men begin to wish that Fremont had been
elected President, and It is believed that
the war would have been over by this time
1t is further believed that He who puts up
and puts down nations will not let us sue
coed in this contest unless the curse Of
slavery is entirely removed from the coun-
try, now that the circumstances Of the
case demand it for our permanent peace
and safety. ALFRED BRUNsoN.
Prairie du Chen. Jan. %, 1862.
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Aid for the Soldiers.


Mr.. CovER: am glad 10 see such an
interest taken BY the ladies Of other places,
in sending relief to the sick and wounded
soldiers ia our army hospitals. And | will
say to you that tie ladies Of Mt. Hope
have not been idle. We have formed our
selves into "Soldiers Aid Society" Of
which almost every lady in Mt Hope and
vicinity, Is a member, and to their honor,
be it said, what few gentlemen we have left
for they have nearly all gone TO war
have contributed generously 70 aid US in
purchasing arhaes to be made up by the
Society. Mrs. Aaron and John Hale Of
Wyalusing, kindly contributed yarn for
four pairs Of socks.
Our President Mrs. j. y Snider has
forwarded to st. Louis box containing the
following articles:
Six pillows, flannel shirts, 6 double
gowns. ! 2 pairs Of socks, s sheets, 8 pill
low-cases, g Gotten flannel shirts. pairs Of
drawers, 8 wooden blankets, lbs. dried
apples, comforters, can Of preserved
cranberries, can.oi Jelly.
LETTIE LORD, Sec'y.
\ Mt. Hope, Jan. 10, 1862.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-02-05

Gay- "A Boston letter says Donald Nc
KAY, the famous shipbuildev, Is under eon-
tlslct with the British Government to stp-
ply large Quantity Of white oak and hMd
pine ship liz Ter. That gentleman i now
gathering TIN. lest timber u our country
aad shipping 4 to England. AS or sup
Div now, and of late years, comes mainly
rom Virginia Tor oak and Georgia for
pine. il Is now quite short, and from that
limited quantity Mr.. Mckay is selecting
and sending off 20 much 40 to render il
difficult 10 Increase rapidly our mercantile
marine. Owing TO che rebellion, he y
now CATHERINE salS timber from New Hamp-
shire Tux State, and some from mo
West.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-02-05

The manufacture Of bombshelIs Is very
interesting. The shell Il first filed with
old fashioned round leaden bullets; melted
sulphur is then poured into the intersces.
and binds the bullets in one solid mass;
the shell i then put into kind of lathe.
aud 4 cylindrical hole Of the Nyact size
Of the orifce Of The shell is bored through
the bullets and sulphur; this cavity is filed
with powder even with the interior edge Of
the orifice, six inch shell holding about
half pound. The fuse fitted to the orifce
IS recent Belgian invention, made Of pew
ter, aud resembles the screw cap used FOR
the patent fruit cans. An examination Of
this pewter cap shows, however, that it is
made Of two hollow discs Of metal screwed
together. and filed with neal powder. A
number Of Zine holes are drilled il the low
ar disc, while the outer disc Is entire and
marked with figures in 4 circle, /. ?, 8, A.
In this state the shell is waterproof. When
taken for use, the gunner, by means of
small steel instrument scoops out portion
Of the metal surface, and lays bare tho
charge Of composition powder below it,
If the shell is desired to explode in one
second after leaving the gun the scooping
is made on the figure II in two seconds,
on the figure 2, and 50 on; the idea being
that shells Of this description shall first
strike the object aimed at and do execution
as a ball. and then explode, sending the
bullets forward as from another cannon lo-
Gated at the point where the flight Of the
shell is arrested.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-02-05
The Leader Of The Senate.


There is no doubt that ! man who few
years ago was bIudgeoned BY slavery in
The Senate Chamber, is now tho leader
the Senate. Mr.. Sumner, with es. ~ ~
powers restored, and from throp1 x .Tioi-
Al power reared by his having never lost
sight Of shis purpoes, amidthe most threat
ening circumstances is now consulted BY
all pafgies and authorities. lie IS harder
to get Near than d Cabinet officer because
Of theAaunlbers who yisit him. His late
effort Dn international Law has elected ex-
pre.sions Of regard from allfepresentatiyes
Of foreign governments here, who think
that il fofsSss the nation against any fur
Tier Elimination from England, by bling
ing I'LL other nations isto sympathy WITH
us.
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Especial 70 the N. X. Tfibuse.]
That Conversation.


Washington, Jan. %.
/ am authorized BY those who werc pres-
eut at the conversation al the White House,
between President LINCOLN, Gen. Lane, and
Senator Poneroy, 10 assure you again that
the idea which The Pres;d,nt intended to
assert, and did assert, was Distinctly this:
That the rebel States having, by their
own iukape action, abolished slavery in all
its reIal lls with our government BY repu-
dating 6r protection, they can make no
claim on ior fugitives, and that there
fore the Waited States cannot return them,
either wittFihe military or civil arm, with
out enslaSihg free men"
To thisleonclusiou the President said he
had comesafter d.liberate thought.
w A. CRoyFuT.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-02-05

The Evening Post says that eighty
seven Of tho one hundred and thirteen
Brigadier Generals in the army are DEM
ocrats or old-Iine Whigs--nen ,sho last
March were opposed to s'coorc;ugg the Ee-
bsllious States, but who nevertheless will
now doubtless fight well the battles oftheir
country. AID Yet The people are constant
II told by ceHain class of newspapers
that Democrats cSn get no positions except
10 the ranks.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-02-05

The GREAT The great man j. be
who chooses the right &ith inviucible RESI-
oluiicn; who res SIS the sorest Temptations
from within and without; who bears the
heaviest burdens cheerflIly; who j. calipest
III storlus, and most fearless under nlepace
and fowls; and whose FseIance on truth,
Ga s:rtue and on God, iy,riost unfaliering.
- Claiming.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-02-05

AT Warrentown and Centeryille split
leather boots sell from $l2 to So pair
salt 50 to So per bushel; tea 81 apound;
bad whiskey 81 a pint; there is no coffee,
soap, dry goods, fodder OF fences in town
Or country. There is also great scarcity
Of thread, needles, and pins.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-02-05
Supplies for the Arny-Fren Glen Haven,

Mr.. CovER-You WI oblige tho
friends of our army, if you will publish in
your paper, the donations in money and
clothing sent from Glen Haven, to the sick
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-02-05
DOCTOR A. THOMPSON,
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN.

oisw hsservees to the community in curing Acute
'aa Caroujc Diseases IN tie most speedy, SAFE aug PER
Uansl nanper. Dr. Thompson may b eonsuttea - Y
sdsance can 10 80 bv Letters aud by inclosing req
stamp they will receive az answer -,
Particular attention given female complaints chii
Sren,s diseases and diseases OF tae Eye. ,-,4.,
0wcE, in Barls new building, Opposite On n,
Wales Hotel, Lancaster, Wisconsin,. V
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sn7s.
Total

Total S5U.61
The cash has been expended for mate
rails and made into shirts, comforts dc,
DC, and box one hundred and thirty-two
pounds weight was sent to The sanitary
commission at Chicago, and an ac-
acknowledgement Of the same, has been re-
ceiyed with thanks to the donors.
Yours. IN favor Of the Stars and Stripes
floating over tic whole United States
Mas. JAMES KTLBoURN Committee
Mas. E. "A. KIDD,
Gin Haeyn, Jan. 25th, 1862.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-02-05

On the 18th ono Of tile finest blocks inH
Watertown, and two valuable buildings
besides, s-4ts destroyed BY fire, The loss
ID not desaitely stated.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-02-05
prsoLUrIoNs,

CAMP Of INSTRUCTION. BENTON BARRcKs
Scar st. Louis No., a. = lSez- ,
Wheares. it has pleased the Almighty
Ruler Of the Universe, to remove from our
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-02-05

Ex-PfesIsleut Tyler died ri Sichmoue'
on Friday night, January 18th after .
very bfisi Illness.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-02-05
Total in cash,
C7ohiag.

Mrs. G. Williamson. one pair socks so
M. Metcc.- one pound yarn 80
~. Jordan one blanket 200
/" r. Wicks one pound yarn so
Miss. J. Winsor one pair socks so.
Mrs. NJ. Geisber one pair socks SO
Miss H. Smothil one pair socks SO
Mrs. w. Smg,thhil one Llanket 800
~ E. Stewart eleven yards Of calico lilo
Mr.. B. II. Been an one flannel shirt l60
Total in clothing $11.73
t" in cash $500
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BUSHNELL & ROBERTSON.
MILLS, MCKEE & BLESSING.
NJ
ATTORNEYS AT La w,

- 4
LANCASTER, GRANT COUNTY, WIS.
,E.. INN si0ars) in Meyers Building on Madison
0p'' Sireel, opposite Court House
,r.,turocice in all the Court ofthis State.
"tsCollections promptly attended toand remittanees
made Immediately. .s45 -
,tiar attention to any business relating to real es-
me which may be entrusted TO our care.
,osgpH T. MILLS, DAVID MCKEE. 9. l. e. BLESSING
Lancaster Oct. 11,h, 1859. lS-tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-02-05
Mr.. LUDWIG,
NR. THOMAS w. BALTZELL,

u .,-+arI rriI1 1.-TWO his
aadv died attention to the practice Of his proessioD'
Physician and Surgeon.
the may be found at all times at the Drug 9eoie
less Professionally engaged. ,,,.,....s ,.;,l
general supply OF Family Drugs and Medicines WI,
sptlor sale al the old stand Of Bradshaw Sai11ei
!. Ptepared by myself 4o4f
Lancaster May 25th, 1885