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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-01-12
IN THE WRONG HOUSE.

( street lh q looaiity Nho'e az ~,
houses ",'o a'ihe III . 70"
was aark night ana somewh"
"'nd{ \ street lamp hi'Sered her'
anu 'h'fe' ana th'u-h ! was pc, IN
'.Ni n3 'ns liquor H ,,, ' ,i NV
." '''n',h''ns haH got sisnI'y mt
ny h'ao lhat made n' a'nelen,e
however So, "n'n arrived AZ 'h'
mouse INTRODUCED the h'sh' A'!
'." opened me H''r % my sur
Prise mere was 40 F,' burning ~
the hail Wa, It so late that The
la't lodser had gone an hadhari
" closed the door before a woman
h'' per arms AROUND my neck ana
WIS A,'-ins '''
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nave come
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gu'.iic hiss What did % mean
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! could not tell Zoo The dnrkncs
shelter her COLOR vas ~ ihg reco1
ulfod standard However circnm
stances required nee 90 say or dc
something 50 ! Kissed The lady ~
return. and mniicfeI
You are quite aiicc'iHnate Co.
night. my dear
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ih.n O.. o.h,. times Bat yoa smell
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place and cropped along the wrong
side Of the hall for the stairway
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an c,rr,s,r,.., Gysrth;.w,y Div,
me- ynnr hand Nov .,caJy
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could see bu, to face il out
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/ thing. and had been to nomiu.ro's
/ but | had no mlrria.cahlc sister and
/ knew of mo- Nellie nor d.. any other
lady who would have come up to Sc,
me- ia the train leaving Germantown
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a door leading into room m-ta- im
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VII.
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Proposed Relief of Mr. Davis.

Proposed Relief Of Mr. Davis.
TO the Ladies of Trras-l saw, some
six weeks ago. letter irom Mrs Davis
10 % friend Of hers b was entirely pr.
yatr bot contained one sentence So over
whclmiury distressing a. that friend,
that she could not bear the sorrow alone
but took me iutn .ympathete counsel,
and showed me The letter am moved
hy the same emotions and recognizing
cvcrv Southern woman as my mother nr
my sister. shall toll you frankly what
thusr painful w1rl- Wcrc--aai then
shall ask what can we. what must wcdp
Ma. pa1i. was answering plain
guc.iiuu her friend bud asked Her tnu
corning her Huauec- l'Y u'ng the
suirtcst economy wrote She we see
our way clear for the next three months
beyond that an is dark Having 10
maintain two households. nay mother
and chiHfcu Iu Canada. my husband
and Younger children here fortress
. VI rrurl my expenses ave necessarily
and una,riiahl1 great 30 optic Of the
ri Ia economy ! exercise ou are
aware that we have mot one dollar save
That gon'F',u'e' uE eur r''n'' 'n
4 have been here "nd also kuD" that not
one dish goes upon Mt DAVIS table.
/ hcv6nd the strlctest prison fare that j.
net PAID Tor oui oil our 9Th pur'r. ne
pun. Is , T,' n H. M. avn rcarlr v5o
/ I... ..n him from .,,r,,r. II. n.
would inevitably IT. in DO. delicate
health, De bad only the innd provided
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Matchmaker and JeweIer

CNnr the South East corner of the slaireJ
hFFEl,~ hi, professional services O,
" the citizens of Marshall and 50
cinity Work well done, and sati-iac
ton guaranteed
october l3 lsGb lott
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|'RAIER a GREGG Attorney and
pas,le. 10 . he he co ''-t.''. Of tie he
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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-04-16
PADGER CULTIVATORl
atented October ID 1866 and February 12t 1867, by
II. CHILD REM,
Tanoaa4or Cran4 fa,,-nt.. W..

In again calling the attention OF farmers to this Cuff
vator wish 10 say last season engaged to satisfy
purchasers that my machine superior to any for
sale IN this section. In the fall called on an owners
OF my machine and received tatement that in tha,r
opinion, b. not claimed too much respectfully re-
fer to the parties named below: Ii. A. Moore H. Aus
TIM Senior, II. Austin, Junior VIM. Garter r. Brooker
J. Oates, 4. Miller, Lancaster: II. Blanchard j
Dinsdale Fenni nore: I'll ers. Lima
At the Wisconsin state Fair ! received a Life Mem
bership at the expense Of Mosie Preston of the Com
mon Sense CultiyatoT who had received Ist premium
tar0ugh my lure TO arrive in time.
have made several improvements since last year ang
still use the best cast steel for shovels
you will find it to your advantage To try
this machine in preference to any thirty kinds have
seen in the north west.
regret being compelled to raise the price on
OF the DUMAS reissue which ifsustained by the courts
ali Of the caltiva0ors will have to pay a heavy
royalty. have from the owner that shall
ma5e on as favorable terms as any one this wear
have started IS; arge number are already ordered
Send ia your orders at ouce and will try and iIl
them to y0ur satisfaction.
Terms, 500 At Lancaster, half cash on delivery the
balance by January LIST 1885, with 10 per cent interest
and approved security.
Agents D. II. Budd Lancaster; G. b. Carter. Platte.
Vile Il. CHTIDRFN
Lancaster, April 1st 1867. 43-3m
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LEGAL NOTICES.
SHERIFF sALE-NICHoLs.

STATE OF Wisconsin County Of Grant--ss Isaac Creek
rs Stephen Nichols.
BY virtue of writ Of execution issued Of the Cir
Court of Grant county Wisconsin, in favor OF the
above named plaintiff and against the above named de-
fendant, directed and delivered and fer wan OF
goods and chattes Of the said defendant whereon 10
levy, have by direction of plaintiffs Attorney levied
upon all the right, title interest which the said de-
PENDANT had the Esd day of February 1867 or has
since acquired in and to the following described
tate tO-sit:
The north x of the north q the northeast quarter
Of Section twelve l2) Town three 80 north OF Range
three % west, 10 Grant county, wisconsin, which said
real estate will the 10th day April A. D. 1861
the hour Of II O'Clock NJ of said day offer for sale
and VIII sell TO the highest bidder for cash in hand at
the front door Of the Court House in hesage OF Ian
caster, Grant county Wisconsin.
Said sale viii be made to satisfy said execution
mounting toS6 90 damages and costs and
Dated Sherif-s Office Lancaster. Wis March 1, 1867
sets j. p cox Sheriff
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-04-16
LEGAL NOTICES.
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE
In Probate Grant County Court In the matter of the
real estate Of George Deltrieh. deceased.
DIETRICH


in Probate, Grant County Court In the matter of the
real estate Of George DIETRICH, deceased.
NoTIcE is hereby given that by Trtne and in pursu-
Rncs Of an order of license made in said matter the
eighteenth day OF Mlreh, A. D. 1861 by the County
administrator of the estate Of said deceased will Oh
Saturday, the 10th day of April A. D. 1851 az tsgo o.
clock in the afternoon Of said day. front of the Den-
nston House. in the village of CAssEille, In said county,
offer for sale at public vendue the following described
lands, owit Commencing the Section line between
Section 10 and D. In township three g. north Of Range
six 6) west OF the 4th principal meridian said point
OF commencement is the Slough and 80 Bloc chains
west OF the southeast OF Section No 10 aforesaid;
fhence east on Section line 5000 Chains; thence
north 10 50lO0 chains 10 the Slough thence north
westerly along slough to the head Of the sland thence
southerly along a slough to the point of commence
in Wilson's Subdivision Of the Island Also one piece
described as follows to-wit: Commencing ca Section
Ape between Section No. l3 and a, town and range
aforesaid at point thirty chains Of the northeast
corner OF Section 81 in town north OF Range six (6
west; thence south $50 ~ east 80 4llO0 chains TO
slough; thence up the Is chains thence north Sc
30, west 20 40lO0 chains TO Section lne thence
along Section line chains to the place of beginning
containing % acresthe above piece OF land + msred
as lot No. 2 Wilson's subdivision Of the Island: dated
Feb 18TH 1885, and all of said land being 80 I00acres
Also the east half of the southeast quarter of Section
plumber seventeen az. in township three (3) north 81
80 acres.
The terms of gale, cash at time and place of sale.
NELSON DEWEY,
Administrator Of the estate Of said deceased.
Dated at Lancaster this 18th day of March, A. D. 1867
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A ADMINISTRATORS SALE

In Probate Court Grant county. In tho matter Of the
real estate Of William Otto schmid, deceased.
NoTIcE hereby given that by virtue and in pursu-
ance o. an order Of license made in said matter on the
18th day OF March, A. d. 1857 by the County Court Of
said county the undersigned, Nelson Dewey, adm OF
the estate ofsald deceased. sill, Saturday the 2t
dry Of April A. D. 1867 at one clock in the after noon
Of said day in front Of the Dennison House. in the village
OF Cassvie in ssd county offer for sale at public ven
dHe the following described lands I Wit: Southeast
quarter OF the southwest quarter cton twenty-six
ze) ia township four "a, northof nge five CO.. west
Of the fourth principal Meridian.
The terms Of sale, cash at time OF lie.
MELLON DEWEY,
Administrator of the estate of said deceased.
Dated as Lancaster, this 10th day of March, D. lS67
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-04-16

SHERIFF's sALE-ArkrNsoS EFT AL.

STA7E OF WISCONSIN Grant county--ss. Circuit Court
ofGraat County, wiss-lames Barr rs. Matilda At
kinson, Mary J, Nlayne. Martha y Wayne, Caroline
John II. Mayne.
Bv virtue oi lment and order sole in the above
emitted ,cfon rendered and mace at the Nach term,
Iss- ~ the Circuit Court Il said county. shall the
9d ,av on Nav 1861 at the front door Of tine court
house in the village of Lancaster in said eonnty Of
Far sale and will seal at public auction az o'clock 81
az mid aay 10 the highest bidder for cash. tAc follow
inr real estate to-vii: Fifty Oh from the north
end % the halt Of the northwest quarter o. seq
ofrauCe four a. west 0. the fourth principal meridian
in Grant county Wisconsin sad sale viii be made to
''' J. 2. cox, sheriff.
j. AttvS B,RBcR. Plaintiffs Attorney.
Dated shs rim Oicc, Lancaster, April 3 1851 -a4ow
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-04-16
T STATE OF RICE.

STArE OF WIsooysFS, Grant coupty-ss. In Probate
Grant County Ceurt-Narch term 1867. In the mat
ter of the guardianship of Mary r. Rice minor heir
ct Samuel A. Rice deceased. Present VIM ,(ioni-
gal, County Judge.
On reading and fling the petition of John Collier of
said Grant Comfy, State Of Wisconsin. guardian Of
said minor, Mary E. Rice, representing among 9th
er things that his said ward is seized Of certain
real estate in this county, and that it is expedent that
the same should be sold, and praying that the
aoa aHd the proceeds be invested in other productive
lands; and it appearing to the Court from said pc
titon that it would be beneficial tho said minor to
sell said real estates
It is ordered and directed that the Of kin to said
minor and all others interested in said estate appear
teore the Judge Of this Court at the Probate Office, in
Lancaster, in said county Monday the 9Th day Of
May, A. ID. 1867, at O'Clock in the afternoon, OF
said day to show if any there shl be, why Ii
cense should not be granted to sell said zeal
prayed for in said petitiop;
And it is further ordered that notice of said appca
ton and hearing be given to all persons interested
said real estate by publishing copy Of tins order or
four successive weeks once in each week in the
Grant County IERALD, weekly newspaper, printed at
Lancaster in said county prior to said day Of hearing
VIM. 3icGONIGAL,
Dated March 23d, 1S67.-424 County Judge
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-04-16
ESTATE OF WOODRUFF.

ErArE OF WISCONSIN. Grant county-sg. Probate Office
April lst 1867 Ir the matter Of the Proof and Pro-
bate Of the last II and testament of Erast4s Wood
ruff deceased, late of the coun Of Grant.
Wherea an instrument in writing. pgrporting TO be
she last will and testament Of Erastus Woodruff deceased
late of the County Of Grant has been filed in this ce
and Whereas Application has been made by Lueius Wood
ruff praying that the be proven and admitted to
Probate according to the laws Of this State therefore,
1t Is ordered that said application be heard before the
Judge of ths court at the Probate Office in Lancaster
in said county the first Monday Of May A. d., 1867,
st | o'cock in the afternoon of said day.
nd 1t is further ordered that notice shall he given to
all persons interested in said will of the time place
of said hearing, by publication in the Grant County
Herald. newspaper printed in said village, for three
successive weeks, each week. prior the time Of
Eloh hearing.
py the Court,
VIZ. McG0NIGAL
DIST. County Judge.
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THE FIRST SUCCESSFUL ONE EVER MADE
First Premium Awarded at the Fairs of
Almost every Staten the Unionl
MANUFACTURED BY
D. L. RILEY, PATCH GROVE, WIS.
BROWNS ILLINOIS CORN PLANTER

BROWNS ILLINOIS CORN PLANTER
man and boy, with pair Of horses, it VIII plant
from fifteen 10 treaty per day in check rows as
many acres have been planted in day
by changing teams.
The burrows opened With sharp steel runners so
shaped to cut through push aside all stalks stub
Bile weeds sods, etc. with which they may come in CON
tact aud through tube formed in the rear end Of these
the seed is dropped at regular and uniform depth into
the fresh, moist grouud.
The covering is done by the wheel following imme-
diaely behind the runners, closing the burrows made Nv
them pressing the dirt firmly The seed MASKING an
clods aud leaving the ground nicely rolled four or
five inches on either side OF the hills thereby causing
the to up average of from two 10 four
days than when planted the old way and IL is
often the when the ground dry planted With
this Planter wll come up at once while that planted
in any other will lie in the ground until il rains
These planters arc made adjustable from three feet
onr ncAes to four feet wide aud is easily ACCOMPLISHED
that any width between these figures can be planted
to suit tle operator.
The material used is Of the best quality as Great care
is taken IN its selection The frame work, being made
without moftise tenon with bolts Of the hest white
oak th0rer seasoned and the runners of pillow steel
highly she'i, which viii readily scour. therefore run
easily through the ground The wheels are made in the
most substantial manner. with closed sides which en-
trey obyates the accumulation Of dirt and throwing
of dust to the great annoyance of the operators which
is peculiar the open wheel 1t is well painted and
the workmanship aud mechanical skin displayed in its
construction is Of the highest order and unequaled by
any other agricultural implement offered 70 the public
The dropping plates simple, durable and never
liable to get out OF order, being castron nicely turned
and highly finished, and having three different sized
sets OF seed enps to suit sizes Of seed and can
be readily adjusted drop the desired numbe grains
with accuracy than is done by hand or can be
done by any other planter.
Lsa~ For further particulars address d. L.. RlIKY
Patch Grove Grant county, Wis, for circular
March 10th, '67. 42-7w
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SUMMONS-BURT.

srArE WISCONSIN, County Of Grantsa Circuit Court
IN and for Grant couaty, Wis.-In vacation Of said
court viz: January 18th, 4, .. lS67.-iIram Burt
plaintiff, rs. Marion Burt, defendant-summons for
tclief
TAe &ate IF HIsennSia 70 The Defendant here namcd
You are hereby summoned and required n answer
the complaint this action which viii be filed in tho
Office Of the Clerk ofthe Circuit Court for said county
Lancaster the county seat of said county, and %
serve copy Of your answer 10 said complaint
the subscriber at my office, in the village Of
Lancaster Grant county, Wis within twenty days AZ
ter the service hereof exclusive OF the day Of such
vice and yo1 fail ~ the said complaint within
tho time afort said the Plaintiff in this action VIII APP
ply the Court Tor the roet demaudedin the complaint
y. z. DswEY. Plaintiffs Atty,
lancaster, Wis
Dated Lancaster, Jan. 2Sth, a H. lS67.
The summons and complaint in said action duly
hle in thu Office Of the Clerk OF the Circuit Ceart for
sSid Grant county the 4th DAY of Apri A. ID. 1867
44ew W. P.DEWEY, PlA's Atty.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-04-16
V'IMorHY SEED FOR SALE

The undersigned w0all respectfully inform the eiti
zens 81 Al Hope ali the pubiic generally that he has
about Thirty bushels Of superior Timothy seed-alont
which he will sell at d reasonable price
R0BT. g. HUMPHREY
Mount Hope, March 18th, 1907. 4s-tf
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SHERIFF'S SALE.-HORNER.

STATE OF WISCONSIN,, Grant County,-ss. Jonathan
Lancaster, ads. Harriet L. Horncr.
BY virtue of writ of execution Issued out Of the
Circuit Court of Grant county Wisconsin, against the
above named plaintiff, and in favor az the above named
defendant directed and delivered and for want OF
goods md chattels wherein levy, have this day
levied upon all the right title and interest which the
said plaintiff had the 18th day Of September, A. d.
1865 has since acquired il and TO the following de-
gcrbed real estate o-wt The east half Of Section six
TO- Town three 81 Range Ave 90 west in Grant coun-
ty, Wisconsin, which SAID real estate viii on the 10th
day of May 1867 at the hour Of 10 o'clock NJ Of said
day offer for sale AMI viii sell to the highest bidder for
CASH the front door Of tho court house In hetown Of
Lancaster, Grant county, Wisconsin Said sale will he
Rlsde 10 satisfy said execution and costs
j. p cox, Sheriff.
W. 7. DEWEY, Defts Atty.
Dated SLeris ONCE, Lancaster ApEl3 1861.
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touAt4e1 VIZ n4itl you the celebrated
NEW YORK CIR
which we warrant to be the best harvesting machine
now IN use all things considered as it is the lJ ner
feet seit-raker, reaper and mower combined 4 q
raker It has no equal: rs mower it is equal to any
single mower, and a. reaper combines more correct
principles and more conyenences than any other ma
chine IN the world
Mr. Trewbridge is now located at Lancaster Grant
county Wisconsin where all communications concern
ing the above naIntd machine should be addressed
Dir. 7. has also the Buckeye Grain DrilI, Ruckeye
sulkey Cora Llow, Buckeye Single Mower Buckeye
Sorl hUns Machinery, Little Champion Reaper aud
Mower Hubbard Single Mower, Case Pitts Threshers
and in fact any thing in the line Of farm machinery Won
want Samples can be soon st Monroe Mineral
Point Boscobe atteyiile aud Lancaster
HB- Remember the IN EVE YORKER obtained The
Cold heaqf the best selfraker at the nsost 4or -
reaper and mower trial ever known. at Auburn. n.
in ls66; also the rst prize reaper raker and mover
combined at the same trial.
s. L. SHELDON & BRO. Madison wis
O. e. TRoWBRIDeE, Genl Travelling Agent p q. hoy
GO, Lancaster, Wis = 20
,e p H. BuDD, Resident Agt Lancaster.
ap'41 'AH' - 4+tf
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ITO SORGHUM GROWERS.

The subscriber manufactures WOODEN CANE
SRJshkls, At SI5 each. as good as can be made q
wool three rollers. Orders filled in the order received
other work. Ny P Q. address Rockville Grant COUNTY
Wis. J0TTN RfrvI5'
March T2th, 67. 40-6ws
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ESTATE OF TRAINER.

STATE OF WISCONSIN Grant County-ss. Probate Office
April LIST, 1857. In the matter OF the Proof Of Pro.
bate Of the last will and testament of Peter Trainer,
deceased, late Of the caapty of grant,
Whereas. an instrument in writing purporting to be
the last will and testament Peter Trainer deceased
late of the county of Grant has been filed in this office
and whereas, application has been made by Michael Me-
Nance. Esq praying that the be proven and adj
m!tted to Probate according to the laws Of this Stae
Therefore, ii is ordeed that said Application be heard
before al the Probate Office in the village Of Ian
CASTER in said County, Tuesda. the ODD day Of April
A D. 1857, at one o'clock, P. NJ. Of said day
And it is further ordered that notice shall be given to
all persons interested in said ID of the time and place
1t said bearing by publication in the Grant County
HERALD, weekly newspaper printed at Lancaster in
said county, for three successive weeks once il each
geek, prior to the time of said hearing.
BY the Court,
WIN McG0NIGAIa
S3-3w County Judge.
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GHERIFF'S SALE.-GULLIFoRD.
STATE OF WISCONSIN,
County OF Grant
8srayIey & Pitts,
ohm Gulliford.

John Gulliford
BY virtue ola writ of Execution issued out of the
Gircrt Court of Gran Comfy, Wisconsin, in favor Of
Brayey Pitts, Plaintiffs and against John Gulliford
defendant directed and delivered and or want Of
goods and chattes of the said defendant whereon TO
levy, have, by direction of the Plaintiffs Attorney.
levied upon all the right title interest which the sa
defendant had the 9Th day Of August, 1862 has
since acquired in and to the following described real
tate. 10 Wit
The east half of tho south east quarter Of Section %
and tbs north east Guarec of the no the qnsrter
Section q, all in Town Z, Range 8, west, in Grant
County, Wisconsin, which said real estate, ll tho
3Oth day of April g. D 1867 at the hour of 1 o'clock
r. of said day offer for sale and will sell the
highest bidder for cash in hand the front door of the
Court house, in the village of Lancaster county
Wisconsin
Said sale will be made to satisfy the Judgment inter-
sst and costs and costs accruing.
Dated Sheriff Office Lancaster, March. 18th 1867.
J.P. cox,
j. A. BARBER, Sheriff.
Plaintiffs Attornoy.--41ts.
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TO FARMERS i TRANSFERS.
BENEFITS sFIF Acting WAGON BREAK

just the thing it IL = lock the wheels every
tine the Wagon crow the least fartee upon the team.
you can haul hay wood rails IN Jier anything else
without interfering with the working ofihe Break
III mechanics who have examined Benefits Break.
AT mechanics who hava * mined Benefits Break
say that il is better break flan seiaons which was
exhibited at the County Fair.
Town and individual rights in Grant County for
sale by J. WILSON. Jr.
29-tf Cassyille, Wis
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Potosi =, Jpr q. II
NOTICE.
PLATES

For marking Clothing Boxes, Flour Barrels, Sacks
Baalo Robes, Horse Blankets, Patent Machinery, &c
manufactured by
JAMES WILSON.
cassyile, WIS, Dec. 10, 1ses.-27-tf.
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ONE THOUSAND TONS
OLD CAsT ERnE WANTEn

vii pay the highest price f9r oldstove an j Machin
Casting this market afford exchan re for ESQ
ont Of ny shop NJ ZIEGT.FR
lancaster, jaRnary /, 1857. soft