Tn conclusion, they have to remind their cus
tomeis who are in arrears with them on note or
aCLOunt, that they have indulged them now a long
time—have given them notice nftei notice that
payment MIIST BE MADE, nnd they will not
now feel the slightest remorse in enforcing pay
ment at once, by tine course of law.
S. E LEWIS A CO.
Potosi, July Ist, 1847. 181 y
TakeTUpT
"RJY the subscriber on his premises on Blake’s
Jis Ptairie, about 13 miles from Lancaster, on
the road to Praiiie du Chien, a dapple iron gray
gelding horse 6 8r 7 yenriold, about 14 I-2hands
high. The owner will prove property, pav charges
and take him away. THOS. SPENCE.
June 26, 1847. 16-4 t.
Cassville Ferry.
s THE subscriber informs the
SY / people on Turkey nnd the inbab
nd itants in generalun both sides of
the Mr vippi river, that be has built new mi l
stipe , boats for the Ferry at Cassville; and that
stric,attention will hereafter be given to ferrying
passengers at all proper horns, speedily and safe
ly across the Mississippi river. Ha invites the
attention of travellers and (migrants in particular,
who are going west or removing intn those fine
regions in the northern pans of lowa v to this place
of crossing, being on the nearest and best route by
the Blue Mounds nnd along the grand dividing
ridge from Lake Michigan,to the northern part of
lown, witimut the intcnupiioii of a single stream
that is not alwnj« fordable, front Rock River to
Cassville on tiic Mississippi rivsr.
U m. POLLOCK.
Cassville, May 15. 1847. JO-ts.
Platteville and Prairie du Chien.
Itcgular tri-weekly Stage Line.
