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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-11-16
Popular Gales.
GOOD FOR EVIL.
A Grand fathers Story.
BY MISS CAMILLA ToULMIN.

"Be kind to each other,
The nights coming on,
When friend and when brother
Perchance may be gone"
CuAHLEs SWAIN
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95a.AIstAlIsS EIA&AzzdN.a
OF LITERATURE AND ART.
psospEcrUs OF a NEW VOLUME,
GEO. a. GRAHAM & r. v. oRlswoLD, EDITORS.


The second semi-snnual volume OF Graham's
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Important TO Purchasers.
5. NJ. & f. LANGWoRTHY,


~ (. Aies tet,t.c.., % the Steamers New
IL afal i tspe., Otter. aad othess, large and
A., rp'enl =. staple and Fancy Dry
goods, Boo's aud shoes, Queensware,
it"ware, ia ri ~ are, Cutlery, Clothing
iTon, Steel. NaIis. Siill-sayss and CAST
tuss, .ns-saerSt.na .liss quantity OF groceries,
ooa>tstHs OF Nip, tia. anna Y Java Cogees; brown,
tia anaa, SAT- loaf Sugars; imperial, sunpo~def,
and hysoh Isgs: sperm and mould Candles; James
RIVER and Missouri Tobacco: No l snd Marx
srel, IN bares aad hsil-bATrels; mess and prime
P1rs, ~ oauss and half-bausls; also. one OF the
sery oesl Is, OF Hines, BrGsliiss, GIN, and Haii-
scg, ever offered in this market.
From the carr which we have laksn 10 the seiec-
,ion OF the ABOVE mentioned Articles, We are eha-
oei % oder them At ,esy reduced prices inr CASH.
We especially lagite the ploiic 10 call and ex-
anime OR s,Ock, AMI request them 70 remember
taal ".r - 40 TRocsLg 10 SHOW Goods al me
>so.s Of ; ~ i Z. LANGNORThI.
Fo,'>i, sept n, !>43 III
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Mn. JErYERsoN's RULE IN gELA-

Mr.. JEFTERsoN's RULE IN RELA-
TON TO BORROWING In 1913, when
the Government Of the United States
was under the necessity of borrowing
large sums of money, and when its
credit was seriously impaired, Mr.. JEFF
eerson, in letter to Mr.. Eppes, chair
man of the committee of ways and
means Of the House of Representa-
tives, recommended the following rule
as guide for all governments which
were disposed to cherish their credit:
Ii is a wise rule and should be fun
damentsl in government disposed to
cherish its credit, and at the same time
to restrain the use of it within the linn
lis of its facilities, never to borrow a
dollar without laying tax in the same
instant for paying the interest annually
and the principal within given time;
and to consider that tax as pledged to
the creditors on the public faith. On
such pledge as this, sacredly observed
a government may always command,
on reasonable interest, all the lendable
money of their citizens, while the ne
cessity of an equivalent tax is a sal
utary warning of them and their con-
slituents against expressions, bankrupt
lcy, and its inevitable consequences,
reyol.ltion.D
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-10-21
FLOUR AND WHEAT.

The Buffalo newspapers are discuss
ing the question what is to be done
with the surplus wheat and -four, and
where 10 il to find market at remu-
nerating prices. The surplus product
Of the United States for 1913 is estim-
a,ed at Ils,ooo,ooo bushels, which,
reduced TO flour. at FIVE bushels the
barrel, gives 23,6oo,oOo barrels. The
average price of -four since 1896, al,
the principal exporting points, has been
not far from IS. AT thus price for the
ensuing year, the surplus would be OF
the value of Slls,oo0 ooo-at 81,
which will probably be nearer the point
the value would be S94, 100000. The
Buffalo Gazette believes the amount
exaggerated and that the surplus will
not reach a moiety of the estimate
But moiety still leaves the large over
plus Of ll,soo,oo0 barrels, which at
81 per barrel would be worth SAT-
200 900 The average export for the
last fifty years is only about $1,000
900 annually. and in no year has il ex-
ceeded 100000 annually, and in no
year has it exceeded Sl7,o00,0oo,
which was in 1917. If these calcula-
tons are near the truth, it must be seen
that prices must of necessity, accord
ing TO The law of trade, be low Such
estimates must. however, be taken with
a great deal Of caution, at best they
can be scarcely better than guesses,
and may be made BY spectators with
view of affecting the market and
+ frightening the farmers into parting
with their wheat. That there will be
surplus there is no doubt. but not to
the extent stated nor any thing like il.
Ii there Is the condition of the farmer
will be bad enough, compelled as he is
by the Tariff 10 pay the his5cs for
every thing tina, he uses and cut of
BY the same means from selling his
wheat to the starving thousands in Eu-
rope Dollar Newspaper.
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Splendid Engravings from Original
GODEY'S LADY'S BOOK FOR NOVEM-
BER.-A PARTICULAR NUMBER.

JoskrH c. Neal, Esa, author of the Charcoal
okstches,'' Sc VIII contribute of his best at
,icies ior the No embsr M OF Gokey's Lady's
Book. Ii is unnecessary tor US go into detail
touching IN. merits oil this gentleman. There has,
perhaps. 10 wolk ever been published in this coun-
Try, from ~hiih extracts Rays been so frequently
maze, a. the ia9-Iamed Charcoal Sketches
ihe proprietor OF the i.ady's Book was the
ris mai pahilshs, OF these sketches, and can vouch
ior their popularity. Besides Mr.. Neal, arrange
menis nave been made with all the contributors Of
any repue in this country, whose contributions
viii regularly appear in the Book.
The embellishments of the number will be nu-
merous, at least
SEVEN ENGR.4YLNGS
of different kinds. One particularly, a novelty
a steel e1graving with arabesqus border, never
before attempted IN this county, aud which gave
much eciat 10 Lockbaits Spanish Ballads.
TmE Plate or FASHIONS,
Anticipates all others, as we havs received from
Paris and London the plates containing the latest
fashions for winter cloaks, beautifully colored.--
This alone ioi tho ladies makes the number inval-
liable Are The public aware that we never omit
our fashion platei This should be looked 10 when
subscribing for a fashionable magazine. They
are in every number and colorsd at great ex-
psnss.
IL is pleasant to look back upon our long career,
and rsdsci upon the miIions that have received
instruction and amusement from our work-it is
also gratifying 20 know that We have IN no instance
ever published a line that would give offence, and
have never excited the ire OF our brethren Of the
press This shall be our future course.
The Embellishments OF Godey's Lady's Book
are of the first class, both tor selection OF subject
and skill in engraving. They CONSIST of Mezzo-
tint, Line, aud Stipple, and always engraved by
.b.e S., ~. ,ha l.,n
of any magazine ever published, and
wa presume the course we have always followed 10
the reason.
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care you the Ieprobate judge!"-
+" Yes" "Ah, that's what wanted.
My father died deserted, and left five
infant scorpions, | am the chief. I've
come to take out some alphabet letters
of confscaton TO diminish the estate
as soon as possible"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-10-21

w White and yellow P,ns plank, 20 wit All
length, thickness, and qualities, seasoned, green,
clear and common Also, a qusntity OF shaved
pin. Shingles, ahd sawed Lathe, which we Offer to
the public at very low prices.
). VI. y +. LANGWORTHY.
Po,osi. Sent Isl lS43 -l5-tf.
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OUR TERMS.

Any person forming club shall receive for ave-
~ subscriber sent Novel. "Gndey's Centre Ia
BILE Omomsnt," will be sent to any person sending
a single subscriber.
Address l.. A. Cooley
Publishers Hall, PhiladeIpha.
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Come rest in this bosom, as the wo-
man said toihe bresstpin.
Down with the dust, as the man said
10 the water pot.
A foul extract, as the dentist said to
the bad tooth
III visit your school, q. the fisher
man sad to the msckerel.
Thus bad begins. though worse re-
mains behind, as tie man said to the
dog when he tied tin kettle to his
tail,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-10-21
DRY GOODS.

Fancy aRd menmacE puht-, painted iswns, Al
chintz, lurniture and apron checks, >aco snniing.
81 "A aud b-4 brown and whte sheeuhs, bine
dnlling and fancy pantaloon stars, trsh ann F.nch
linens, BONN linen, drIngs, linen ahd damask
table cloths "a is ~ beitckin gs. dress hdk.
gloves and hosiery, stocks, crayais, ahd pocket
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POTOSI
SADDLE 8 HARNESS MANDATORY.

I5NtsE subscriber wound respectfully INFORM his
Il friends and the public, that he has commen-
eed mandatory Of the above mentioned articles,
and that complete assortment nf all that appsr-
'ans &c MS line, will be found good and cheap foI
cash. Repairing OF all kinds promptly and Tsa-
snnabiy done, by o. l.. STONE.
Potasi, Nav 2e 1914 IL
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PACIFIC AND PANAMA CANAL

PACIFIC AND PANAMA CANAL
A naval friend recently in South A
merica has given us the following state
ment of the route of the ship passage
which is to cross the Is,hmus of Dari-
en-, uniting the Atlantic and Pacific
oceans, from Chagres up the river
Chagres fifteen miles to the Trinidad
river; thence up the Trinidad six and
a half miles with deep cut across the
bed of the river; thence up the Vino
Tinta river seven and half miles;
thence by canal six and half miles to
the Bernardio river; thence down
that river two and half miles; thence
by canal five miles to the Farian river;
thence down the Farfan ten miles TO
its debouch in the Rio Grande near
Panama-makng the total distance
from sea to sea fifiy-three miles.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-10-21
HARDWARE, &c.

Padlocks, carpenters and pendulum door locks,
brass and cast butts screws, parliament hinges, nor
folk aud knob latches, hammers, Aatchets, saws,
bench screws, bed screws, mahogany knobs, German
silver spoons; spades, shovels, grain and grass
scythes, scythe snealhs, hayiorks, rakes, &c.
Q1eansware, tlnware, paints, oils, turpentine,
whiting, putty, &c
ifls stock OF goods has been carefully selected
for this marse, and he trusts that their quality and
prices will the continuance OF the custom OF
his present friends and that this notice will induce
the public generally call and examine his goods.
ID A. MACKENZIE.
PntnsI. Nay 10. lS43 10
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POT0SI EXCHANGE
AND BILLIARD SALOON.
BY S BUCHANAN.

4, nO.V open for the reception Of ri.ifOrs.
TIiE Subscriber having obtained one Of the
most beautiful Billiard Tables IN y, Louis
sad supplied himself with large assortment Of
the very best quality Of Wines and Liquors ofsli
criPsioa-resPsc'faiy requests share Of public
patronage.
OTAuaehei to ihi. establishment ss superisr
SOaa Water Fountain.
Peers. Jv-s %, ls42. t7s
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HoPE.-Hope is like poplar beside

HoPE.-Hope is like poplar beside
a river-undermined by that which
feeds it-or, like fox-chase, of which
the pleasure is the pursuit; or like re-
venge, which is generally converted
into disappointment OF renorse as soon
as it is accomplished; or, like Will
o'-the- wisp, running after which, thro'
pools and puddIes, you are not likely
to catch any thing but a cold.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-10-21
GROCERIES

N o. and loaf sugar, AZ" and Havana coffee,
black, Young hyson, gun po~der and imperial Tea !;
sperm and Isllow candies, dried apples and peaches,
ice, rssins, sardines, csssa, gnger, pepper, sp-
ces, sc 4; $40 l0-I3 l9rl4 window glass; laihing,
flooring and nails OF all sizes; blasting aud rifle
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-10-21
CLOTHING.

Mems gambroon coats and pants, linen pants
Foundsbeuts, striped linen drilling pants, coonad'
coats. &c, fancy silk vests, cassimere, ssitinette
and Jeans pants and vests in variety, fancy, HEX
nry aid hannel .hiLLs. Ac &c.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-10-21
&SS'ssSa@

T1HE subscribers haze increased their former
stock b. late arrivals, to a very extensive
and cofnpIe assortment of SUMNER GooDs; COM
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-10-21
HARDWARE.
d. A. MACKENZIE,

Ell 40 received per late arm ais, iuit and COM
plete asso. tment OF SPRING GOODS, suit
.uIe or the trade, seasen, and tunes.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-10-21
NEW flRM-EEw GOODS & Few PRICES.

NEW FlRM-EEW GOODS & Few PRICES.
&1posys
SSelG&
YyJHE subscribers haze increased their former
stock b, late arrivals, to very extensive
and compile assortment of SUMMER GOODS; COM
pFisihg
The Latest style of Dry Goods.
Merrimack, and variety ofiancy prints, chintz,
painted lawns, figured nul Saco shifting, bediich-
ng ofeyery requisite width, Tagging, apron checks,
fIll supply OF fancy pantaloon stus, brown French
aud irish linens, linen d danask table cloths,
dress and pocket hdkis., crayats, stocks, gloves,
hose. &c. DC.
seasonabIe Clothing.
Mems cloth, yean-, moleskih, iintn ana gam
broom coats; eassimrTe Jeans, satiinett and iinen
drilling pants; silk, satin, narseiles and Jeans
vests, together xith ladys bonnets 81 every decrp-
tion; men and cn,idlsn's summer leshorn, straw,
pam-Ieaf, silk and fus hats; also shirts OF every
pattern and m tterai-
Every description of Boots and shoes.
Mems seal, call, kip aud thick boots; morocco
and seal pumps, lined cali kip and thick brogans,
Ladies' kid and mornceo slippers; monroe, cali and
prunella shoes and bootees, every variety, and
to suit all ages and every size.
GROCERIES.
Java, Rio and nasanna =, Office; n. .. loaf and
brown sugar; Young aud Old Tyson, Gum powder
and Imperial Tea; dried peaches and apples, rice,
raIsins, sinnamon, pepper, gInger and alIspIce I;
sperm aud t4iGw candles all SIZE OF window glass,
canister, keg aud blasting powder, etc. etc.
HARDWARE.
Spades, shovels ana picks; grain a.d grass
scythes, pitch-ioks, saws axes, hatchets and ham
mers pad, and variety OF door, trunk and chest
locks, seifaciing and congress hinges: brass and
cast butts; screws, glass and mahogany knobs, ter
man silver and non spoons, etc.-'fogetrer with
Tin aud stone ware, paints, oils, whiting, putty,
etc. etc.
Our goods were selected with a thorough knowl-
edge OF the inns and MAsAtT; aud We offer
them to tie public upon terms which we hauer our
sci es will reta in our old friends and acquire new
ones ;. +. LEW Is II 20.
Potosi June 20,h Is43 IL
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49, CtA8.-A god ar,ie,e 81 New Orleans Sugar
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BOOTS d. SHOES.

Lsdy's kid slippers, csli, monroe and pruheh
Walking shoes and bootses; Men's (Faxon). can
kip, seal aud thick boots, lined KIP AMI thick nfo
gans, and call shoes, brogans, pumps ana slippers
boys, ynoth's and rhlldi ems hsosaas shoes, &c.
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Ofanew Weekly journal OF enlarged dime
ions. called
TIE ANGLO.AMERICAN.
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LUMBER YARD.

PotosI, May 10, l843.