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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-09-30

JNO II. ROUNTREE,
JOHN HAHN, Hseh's'
Dated at Platieville, w. T. July %, lS43.
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D. A. MACKENZIE,

F." AS received per late arrivals, full and COM
IL plete assortment of SPRING GOODS, suit
able for the trade, season, and times.
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- DUNLAP y CARMAN, ss5 Broadway, cor Bleeck
~ offer for SALE reasonable terms large co..
lection of Plants for parlcr conservatory consisting
of Camel,as in every VARIETY, Chyanthemaus Chinese AL
las Orange and Lemon Rho odendrons, monthly and
Roses, Cactus Psesporums Cape JssmineA Savia
Stevias Ceraniums SC &C. together with choice assert
ment of Hyac,nth and other bulbs Bulb Glasses, Flower
stands Gold Fish AID Globes, rds and Gags Fresh I'M
pr,ed vegetable and flower IS ofevery description
Bouquets composed Of Cam las and other choice flowers for
bridal and other parties astsiu arranged All orders prompt
Y
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To the Public.

THE NEW YORK HERALD-daily newspaper-pub.
sed every day of the year except New Years day and
Fourth of July Price cents per copyor 81 % per an
num- hostages paid-cash in advance.
THE WEEKLY HERALD-published every saturuay
morningprice St cents per copy or 50 IL per annum
hostages paid, cash in advance.
ADVERTISERS informed that the crcuiauoh Oh
the Herald is THIRTY THOUSAND, and increasing
fast has the largest circulation Of any paper an fhs ey
or the World and is, therefore, the best cha"" J0r S''ness
men in the ci, or counu Prices moderatecash in adj
vance.
PRINTING of all kinds executed ut the most moderate
price, and in the most elegant style
JAMES GORDON BENNETT.
PRoppryroR OF THE HERALD ESTABLISHMENT,
Northwest corner Of Fulton and Nassau streets
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RIIPTfIRE WASH

THE having been 10 Dr. Hull, Office for the last
eleven years and having had the most practical part o. at
hat may WORTHY her health and eoport TO call cn IN
sulted from 10 o'cloch in the until O'CLOCK IN ue
" Reference JAMES MclVEEh
M m M
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TO TAILORS

GTINEmETs'S and corppa.e of cutting
ments Of every description is with The c9nasncs
Of the kind published The book which 10 by
6 inches contains elegant diagrams Of the various kinds Of
garments with plain and ample instructions for cutting the
and style which be surpassed has already
gained the appreciation of the talented Of the profession
The work be forwarded of the United States
al Inns
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LEGS, HANDS, ARMS, &c.
THE LOSS Of Feet and Lex no h Ts 70 ne act o.
respectfully Informs the public that be has eumed from Phi
ladelph,a Watsr street OF Pike New fort City
whore he continues manuiacture ,,,,a
ON pan the mos, correct and least through
necessity invented made and an atihcI eg tor forty
years been thvye feels conn
dent Of giving satisfacton 10 ali call him tor s
Hands, Arms, OF the Common Wooden Leg M lm"t
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Price Two Cents.

There have been a variety OF ward meetings In
Dublin in favor OF repeal, but the fire has burnt
slowly, and enthusiasm and energy have given
way to prudence and pollt"ness.
The opening of the Cancellation Hall, an event
long anticipated, took place on the 23d October al
its title Is by means in harmony with the inten-
tions of its founders-who all seek for repeal. Mr..
John Augustus O'Neil, of Bunowen Castle, was
called TO the chair, and he made right gallant
fighting speech Mr. O'Conne followed and urged
in the strongest terms "peaceabe and legal means
Indeed all his addresses are now made up OF moth
ing else He finds by experience that II IS easier
to rouse, than it is TO subdue the lion
The impatient port on OF the supporters OF Sir
Robert Peels government, continue to ask, why
is not the Repeal Association put downa Why are
the weekly meetings allowed TO continue r. The
truth is, Sir ebert has quite enough on his hands
already with regard 10 ireland, without having an
other immense difficulty in the shape OF an intermi
nabe warfare against politlca parties. For suppose
a proclamation suppressing the Repeal Association
should be issued, and obeyed, OConnell would
form another association under different title, but
really for the same Objects the very next hour and
third would spring into fe-aud 50 on until the
contest would lead 10 state OF ciirrvcscence which
would be very injurious, and ~ The government,
really deplorable
There is loud talk of the Duke OF Leicester and
Baron Clancurry making proposal tor sort OF 10.
deral northumberland II IS rumored that OConnell
would heartily second any such arrangement; 1
am not OF opinion that any confidence should be
placed in this report, and that as 10 the Duke oil
himself at the head Of so great movement.
city Intelligence.
Police-wednesday, Nov. 2e.-Nothing yesterday but
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DR.. WISTAR'S
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY,


IMPORTANT CAUTi0NIThs 9rs!e s. should bear IN
forms those remarkable which published part
Of the country and the articles Of similar that &C
casonay pued notice. Those may be good
but we know nothing about them
that does H all Of the virtues Of this medcne
let them 25 Fulton and the original with nu
other testimonials Of like character:
WATERviLLE, Zone da CO., N: y Sept Is. 1888
Dear sn owe to the afflicted TO inform y91 that IN Jan
uary last attacked by violent cold caused by
working in the water which settled my lungs t was ac
companed by IN breast and sides and
al distressing cou III had in attendance all the best me
deal aid in village; but aftr exhausng their skill TO
avail they pronounced my dease Confirmed Consumption,
got the consent Of my ply stefan to use the Ba.m Of Wild
Cherry prepared by DR. Wistar purchased Of Agent
place bottle before using half Of viii n began TO
strength, and it very evident my cough was much better
three bottles restored perfect health This result is
alone the Of Dr. Wtar Basam Of Wild Cherry
and this method Of giving the inf rmaton, partly TO
pay the debt OF gratitude oSe you and partly that Others 81
Very truly yours, yAMES SAGE:
Mr. Palmer Druggist. under date oil Waterviile, sept ~,
The ststeent given you b, NJ Isrs Sage i. well known
TO be BY this whole cominau! certainly was most
Let the afflicted call and zee our certificates They prove
concusvely that they b. cured they get the right mede
cine Be urea dget DR. Wistars Balsam Of Wild Cherry
This Basam cures all affections Of the lungs and liver such
bleeding OF the lungs bronchitis asthma OF 10 or 70 years
sanding Group obstinate pain in the chest, SIDE &c.
cniy oy Lac Butts l25 Futon, corner o. Nassau
and BY agents throughout the Northern aod Eastern States
Medical Treatise to be had gratis above NIL 1m@m
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a wALUABLE BUSINESS STAND FOR sALE'"T
havg decided upon dposing OF the large and
nana tory would call the attention Of thoe in the
banchs 9th who feel dis osd into
lucrative Business This essbhmer been in operation
and iavoaby known throw United State for
than 30 rars and has COMMANDED very large bnsres
we'll furnished with lathes too, dies, slamos, We and
amer work in the above branches The workshops ae COM
moaors and airy with fig. store and dwelling fronting %
fitted up for ,eta bu.ness Of VIII CHI it has always had IL
bersl share Taken with ali Us advaut il offers facilities
seldom Terms will be ,de and the whole
establishment put at a mc'e,at, ret Annly
JOHN LEADBEATER SON,
p26 4teodec % Walnut street PHILADELPHIA.
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A. BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
lOHN READY respectfully informs his hendi
-. me ,n,r that he commenced business IN the abov
Inn. A. So % Nassau street where he will thankfully ceiy
sno iaithiu eAeo'N ~. s..b va
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IMPORTANT TO BUSINESS MEN.

BUSINESS MEN who keep hank have notes
rompt made Butchers and Drovers money by their
leaving such with Mr. Robert Perrin Bank No
"a Bowsry Grand Mr.. ferrn's references the
Cashier and Ompany 4 the Bpnk nl6 lm sec
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THE FALL ND WINTER Fashions,
AT THE MAGAZIN DE MODES,
M tANa

A CARD-TO THE LADIES OF FASHION.-MA-
IA DAME BEHRMAN begs most respectfully TO inform
her friends and that she has received by the arr
walls from Paris her fall and fashions and hatte
herself that the will stand unriyaled in the CITY The
fashions consist of the following full and entire styles
cut plain watered and changeabe velvet bonnes do
silk mode and quilted hats entire novel description
in ladies' misses and chdrens sizes Also complete
OF and head dresses Paris ribbons ARTIFICIAL how
feather, and hair ornaments OF the best artist; IN far
Madame solcits the ladies favor her with early cal
and examine for themselves.
Magazn de Modes 60 Canal nj lmsec
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COFFEE
WEST INDIA COFFEE AND SPICE FACTORY,
No. Ga BarcLGy street,
Near Greenwich, New York.
CONSTANTLY ON HAND and for sale, Green, Roasted
and Ground Coes Ground Pepper, Cinnamon, Aspice,
GINGER, Cloves, Mustard, Mace, Nutmsgs, &c.
Coffee Roasted and Ground for Groce the shortest notice
J. c. KINNER
10 Good. to any part of the city free Of
NIL I'm I'M
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MONEY TO LEND.

A BRAHAM J. JACkSUN, Pawnbroker, No. So Reade
"A street. near Broadway loans money in large small
as be required, Watches Jewelry Silver Mare Dry
Goods Wearing Apparel and personal property ofsvery de
scnotion o29 lmsr
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ECONOMY IN GEN rLEMtN'r DRESS.
ALL EXTREMES ARE BAD

oss im.ee &C. ''''''' o'A''' '' W COLLINS
ECONOMY IN GkNrLEMtN's DRESS.
ALL EXTREMES ARE BAD
"a ~s'S
tn: The
AID
under the Of
peent woknen be found the country Our Stock
1G & & sd
wAT vER G1294HF bEA
ts'
WILLIAM T. JENNINGsa CO.
oas lm'ec American Hotel. opposite the Fountain.
ON EXCHANGE AoA sFASb: TO THE OLD
THE undeEned after seven years experiences Of the evil
x I'D s
Sss sS e. @ 81 Ns% sGS 81 %H
beacon to ali who in quest of good cheap and
who have 81 sa him
:fi paaesusisy public ssssEsiiy
. an S Sn he
happy make ~ sthfal aad
slowed making and trimming when the coth
ed Of him. c. B. Babcoca continues in Che egng depart
MO lmr Sign of the Golden Fleece No I Wall St
THE sUBsCR Der has removed from the store No
al its
and style of which surpassed by any
other house IL the The undersigned such
prices for his goods fail the appreciation Of
the public aud excelens will be kept hand
suit the taste of all.
also be altered and repaired this establish
ment reduced prices
call respectfully solicited by obedent
Nj. RICE
B. Gentlemen furnishing their own cloth can have them
made the reasonable terms and good fits
n22 lmsr
Macintosh COATS-Day, Is Maiden Lane has now
AVA on hand and making to measure, the latest style Mack
Goats Of the peculiar preparation Of Rubber pactsed
by Macintosh in England.
Gentlemen rely having good article if they obtain
HORACE H. DAY,
Successor to the Roxbury !: r. Co.,
rs lmr IS Walden Lane
ITO ECONOMISTS Gents Apparel Cleaned and Dressed
fashion lot Of Wi1ter Clothing hand for sale wholesale
and rta Cash paid for Clothing. and xcha made.
NAG MR. LEVIE'S 1870 Nassau street.
SHIRTS SHIRTS THE subscriber has hand com.
" pee Of Shirts made the best and Of
Inc materials Of the following kinds viz -
Fine Muslin Shirts with linen bo'oms and wri.tban n
Fancy Coorsd Shirts. of vaop. kinds. 10 anu '0''Ai'
Also, SILK and Satin scars plain and figured; English
French and Ii liam Silk and Satin Cavats black and colored
Under Shirts and Drawers OF nerno silk and coon Shaker
flannel and Shaker knit; lambswool, cotton silk
country and shaker kni. Half Hose Stoves sgspende
CHAFFTN's Furnishing Store.
nj lm~m Es Broadway.
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IEWETT,s CoNpENTRATEp MEDICAL PRE- a

IEwETT,s CONCENTRATED MEDICAL PREtA.
NATIONS, consulting Of Stimulating Imminent, Linz
@snts lor Coughs Consumption Group and Quinsey
and Sick Headache Cholera Morbus Cholsra
table Cerate letter and Pile save Daphorec Drops
Essence of Life Nerve Sentative, Teothache DROPS Cough
each.
N BThese medicines particularly adapted TO the v.r
dseaxes for which they recommended many and
the testimopss in the hands Of the
various ctons the United States gratefully
ing their efficacy when all medicines had failed some
of these testimonials psblish,d in the psmphe which
TO- ssewhe. also nay be had yeweas smiy Phi, slcisn
cure when properly applied renders their benefit essential
the afflicted. Try them, and let them stand by their
rats.
For particulars show bills and pamphlets.
For various doug the city, and by Dr. J.
rout i.e Att mey street New York agent wneie the
defines may be had wholesale and reta Dr. will also at
those who may require his services aud long
in the practice medicine he feels confident Of
good satisfaction the aced whatever may be their malady
n2e 1m$r
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- ANTLHUMBUG STORE!-LlvEANp LET
LIVE!-A. the old exc usive o. Store, No IA
Cha (w'e the odiou. practice of cal lug cr
sons passing the toeraed he obi uned Water
Proof Boots manufactured in this y of tn best m,e al and
warrant at prir ranging from threp to f. liars being
dollars price than Is generally obt uned
Ion ,l;tv cons dered) IN this city n26 5w.r
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PARIS BOOTS ANO LASTS MADE TO ORDER,
By L. SUSER, Us BROADWAY, (BAsEMsrT)

80 BOOTS-Waer proof, double and cork soIes
French and native calf and patent screw taps; war
nnted good hae calf boots Tor men o"y; ina enoen DO
NJ misses and ehildeas salter boots shoes and
aides Gents Nisses aud Child water proof India Rs
her over shoes Of the latest STYLE all Of which will be sold
ehea'e' Tia" =" ~ j. = WALKER, 4ls Broadway,
-. ,msm corner Of Canal st
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PREMIUM HATS AND GAPS.
"a SUPERIOR Moleskin, Nutra and Silk Hats Cloth
land Velvet Caps Of the subscribers manufacture d
pioms awarded by the American nsttue the late
ia this city for beautiful pecimens Of Moeskn Hats and
diploma also awarded superior specimens Of cloth and
velvet On hand large Of hats and
Persons Of articles in his line respectfully solicited
to favor him with call. WILLIAM BANTA,
No. % Canal st, CO ner Of Wooster street,
OIL lmsm and No $50 Chatham
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city Intelligence.

Police-wednesday, Nov. 29-Nothing yesterday but
small potatoes-few in hill, scarcely worth digging
petit larcenies and vepoint thieves not worthy Of public
NOT
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- BOOTS AND SHOES.-WILSON X JOHN
SON, Successors John Hutchings, deceased
nave ON hand and Cor sale from the best manufactures in the
100 Gases Coarse seved and Psssed Bou, men and bou
1000 Pair Morocco Buskins.
1000 Ladies' Fine slippers
1000 Chidren's Shoes, various colors.
800 " Womcns and misses Gaiters
1000 " India Rubbes, trimmed and plain.
Eor sale in lots to suit purchasers, at their store.
100 CHATHAM STREET, opposite Roswell.
The store being open until 10 O'Clock in the evenns
gives country merchants opportunity to examine goods
their leisure. o5 lmsr
PARIS BOUTS ANO LASTS MADE TO ORDER,
Nv f.. SUSER, IT'S BRoApwAy, (BAsEMEcT
One door from Courtiandt stre-t
- T.. SUSER. Bootmaker and Walker Of Lasts, an
1"Elveo OF Clercx Of Paris begs leave to inform his
fsnds and ali the amateurs OF gentemanly cbau'
hst ne can now make New York. with the best Fench
eas ali that per sctly made ia Paris ny his master the
.lsbnted Clerce whose customers
This aide of the Atlantic respectfully invited Sue
Boots and Lasts befos they despair of being chausses in
New Yo h after the nices latest Paris fashIon:
Also the genuine Paris Jet Black Varnsh sold.
pux
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LEECHES
LEECHES LEECHESl
$4,000 ARSE .Sg e sr s.a %
,,aac Newton from amburs sale very low prices at
~ q. A. b n. wITTE,
Importers Of Leeche., A.,
Val. ,--~s
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Gemlemen-ln reply to your note of yestef-
day, requesting my opinion Of the series OF Anat.
omcaI Plates Of DR.. Quain and Mr.. Wilson,
am glad 10 be able to state, that it is, in my
opinion, the most splendid work Of the kind that
has appeared. It's authors are practised and ex-
celent anatomists, and not less informed in the
various relations which that important depart
ment bears 10 medical science in general. The
plates, in the original, are faithful representa-
tons Of the human frame as exposed Oh dssec.
ton. and are beautifully delineaied
Such a work, executed throughout with the
same care as the photographic plates which you
exhibited to me, and under the supervision OF so
able an anaomst as Prof. Pancoast, should
esteem cheap and most valuable addition to
our stock of anatomical works. and cannot
doubt, that it would be eagerly sought after by
the student; as well as by the practitioner, to
refresh his memory on important occasions.
am, gentlemen, respectfully yours,
ROBLEY DUNGLISON.
Prof. Of the Institutes Of Medicine &c, in JEFF
ferson Medical College.
To Messls. Carey & Hart.
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ume of $50 to 500 pages Of Letter Press Descrip
lion, and abou! Two hundred splendidly
ENGRAVED PLATES.

ENGRAVED PLATES, H
many Of which will contain several Figures, and
will be executed with the greatest accuracy I'M.
der the supervision Of Professor PANcoAsr. .l
The price, neatly bound in Full Cloth and
Letered, will be Fifteen Dollars a copy, paya.
BILE on delivery. Non subscribers S25, (price
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depha funds.
Even in these days Of cheap literature, no
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moderate terms, and it is only by an extremely
large sale that the publishers can hope to be re.
paid for their great expenditure.
Although the publishers deem any further re.
marks unnecessary, they cannot refrain from re.
|questing the gentlemen Of the Medical PROBES.
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The publishers annex copies Of few letters
Of recommendation showing the esteem in
which QuA1N's Anatomical Plates are held BY
the Medical Faculty in Philadelphia.