■73 ROM and after the Ist day of June next, the
H ’ business of the subscribers will be conduct
, ed under the name and style of PELTON
I BROTHERS. With the change of tne firm,
i they also intend to change their mode of doing
: business from a long credit system to that of
READY PAY their interest demands this
I change, and tl ey believe they will be enabled to
do so much better by their customers that it will
eventually or better for nil concerned.
They wil’ continue the business at BEETOWN
las usual. With their usual variety a* both placr-s
they hope to merit the continuance of the liberal
patronage heretofore so generously bestowed.
CHAMPION PELTON,
EDWARD W. PELTON.
Prairie du Chien, May 30, 1846. 12-ls
Taken Up
BY the eubsciiber on the 16th instant, a dark
brown horse, supposed to be between fire and
seven jrean old, marked with a few white hairs on
on each side of the back, with a small spot on the
side of the neck, and a few white hairs in lhe
face. The owner is requested to come forward,
piove property, pay charges. a.id take said horse
away. PETER LAG REE.
Cassville, May 30,1846. pr. fee $2. 12-4 t
Pine Lumber.
500.000
undersig red, this season in lots to suit purchaser,
of 100 feet to 100,000 feet as may be wanted, for
ready pay, for that is the jewel. Bills ean tie filed
of aiiv length of boards or timber, from 10 feet to
-20 feet. J- WARNER.
‘ Warner's Mill, Maylß46. tt
Waggons.
I HAVE on hand 3 first rate two horse waggons
which I will sell cheap.
D BAN FILL.
La.-.-a-tcr. May 3, 1816. 9-st
WISCONSIN HERALD.
