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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-12-09
BY La ROY SUNDERLAND.

The design of this popular and interesting wo.
the investigation of all the laws which app.r,aiu
70 Human Life, and which are concerned in n,
production Of those states ofthe Mind, called Som.
ne"ouiism, Insanity, Dreaming, Second Sight,
oomnipathy, Trance, Ciairvoyancs, and varios
other Mental Phenomena, which have, hitherto
remained shrouded in mystery.
It's pages are enriched with ESSAYS and Commu.
nicaiioas detailing Facts, illustrating the scienc.
OF Cephofogy, which teaches the influences and sus.
capabilities of the Human Brain, and the method
o. controlling its separate organs BY pathetism to.
gether with such information as NAV assist ia III,
mos, successful application of mis- wonderful A.
gent to Diagnosis, the delinea,ion of character,
and the relief Of Human Suffering.
The second volume will b. commenced in June,
lo43, IN large ovo form, and issued monthly on The
following
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derness, almost irresistible 10 heart
like hers, he entered earnestly into her
pursuits-read with her, walked with
her. sang with her-praised her mind
and heart-called her " the sister Of his
SOUL" and SO adapted himself to her
tastes and affections that Harriet found
herself on the verge of precipice.
ere she was aware she had overstepped
the limits of propriety and discretion.
1t was a sort of spiritual magnetism,
which she tried in vain to resist.
Harriet would never have been gull
ty of actual crime--she was too proud
and too pure for that; but in soul high
ly toned, so delicately and daintily or
ganized as hers, the slightest aberra-
tion, in thought, look or deed, from the
faith which was due her husband, pro-
duced a discord, involving the loss of
self-respect,and consequent misery and
remerse.
/ And now Love and Sorrow swept
the strings, and awakened a melody
sweet but plaintive as the sound of an
Eolian harp. They had made her a
poet. and she poured forth, in frequent
verse, the various emotions they arou-
sed.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-12-09

"My dear sir! do you
know, can you tell me the name of that
beautiful creature leaning by the win
dow? There, that pale, dark-eyed girl
in white! You ought to know, for she
has been looking at you, with her whole
soul in The look, for the last five min
utes."
Harwood looked up; he caught the
eloquent gaze of those beautiful eyes;
he saw her start and instantly avert
them, with blush, as if detected in
a crime. and strange and new emotions
thrilled his heart. The hour had come.
Love, the high-priest, had suddenly ap-
peared at the altar, and the fire was
kindIed at length, never again to be
wholly extnguished. For the first
time aroused to a sense of her singular
ioveIiness, for the first time suspecting
her hidden passion for himself, he col
orecl, smiled, and seemed so confused
that his friend was turning away in
surprise. But HARDWOOD recovered
himself, and taking his arm, led him
forward and introduced him to his
wife.
AS we have said before, Harwood
was by no means without heart, but
his giant intellect and situation in life
bad hitherto rendered him unconscious
Of such possession. After listening
for few moments impatien,ly to Har-
riet's graceful and naiVe conversation
with the young officer, he drew her
hand within his arm, and pressing il
tenderiy, whispered LET us go home
dear Harriet; am weary Of this scene
Dear Harriet" Was she dreaming
the words, the tone, the look. the light
caress, all thrilled to her Utmost heart
Her eyes filled with tears, and trem.
bling with the heavenly ecstacy of the
moment, almost fainting, indeed, from
excess of emotion, she murmured,
Yes, let us go at once"
lie sprung into the carriage after her
and drew her to his heart. "Oh, Will
lam! do you-do you love me? Can
it indeed be true?'
My wife?"
The scene is sacred--let the curtain
fall.
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brown, hazel eyes, intensely dark and
fringed with long, thick lashes Of the
same hue, a straight Greek nose, a
mouth of exquisite beauty, IN the ex-
preston of which sweetness and spirit
were charmingIy combined, light and
gracefully moulded form these were
the least Of her attractions. A thou
sand nameless graces, thousand love-
ly but Undesirable entertainments in
manner, look and tone, betrayed the
soul within; and yet, with all this. she
was so modest, SO timid, so thoroughly
feminine and gentle in all her ways and
words, that the world never dreamed
of calling her beauty, or of making
her belle. 1t was those she loved
that she enchanted.
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MASONIC NOTICE

THE Regular monthly communication Of N,i.
ody Lodge, No. 65, Plaueville w. T. will be h's
on Tuesday before each full moon, When the ssO''
falls on Tuesday, it will be held on that day. 20
members OF said Lodge, will take due notice ih'rs
OF, and govern themselves accordingly. BrsinT'a
IN good standing from other Lodges are inTi'sd
attend. By order of the w. NJ.
L. w LINK, Secre.aTJ.
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CHAPTER III


Seeing Harriet only at meals. and
absorbed in his ambitious schemes,
HARDWOOD at last almost forgot that he
had wife, and the poor giri s,rove To
content herself in her own silen, and
secret worship of her husband
BIT love. unlo,ed, is bot
A wesryiag task al best
Better be lying IN the gave,
la dresmlesS, carsiessT.si,
She mingled sometimes with the gay
but society had no excitement for a
mind like hers. She could not long
enjoy conversation in which her
heart was not IN some way interested.
For, while the poetry of feeling was
her element, Harriet was not an intel
lectusl person-she was rrore spiritual
than intellectual--her heart supplied
the place Of a mind.
One evening, at party. young
English ofieer approaching HARDWOOD
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-12-09
CHAPTER V.

CHAPTER V.
For three months lIarwood was a de-
voted lover, and Harriet was happy in
his love; but he could not all at once,
aud forever, forego the glorious dreams
of his youth-and by degrees he re-
turned TO his political duties. and grew
gradually stately and cold, and sppa-
rently Indifferent as before.
And now Harriet was more wretch
ed than ever. Now, that she had once
experienced the happiness of being
loved. careSSed. admired, she could
not endure life unblessed by tender
ness aud hope. BY nature, ardent,
susceptible, dependent upon those a
round her for happiness, and clinging
10 all who could offer her affection, it
had been only by a violent struggle
that she had forced herself into state
of apparent apathy, during the first few
weeks of her marriage; but. once a.
reused from it she lad abandoned her
whole being to the erchantrnent Of
Loves happy dream, and hencefor-
ward life was lost without il.
Her husbands returning GOODNESS
and neglect had wounded, bu, not sub
dued her heart; and what was the wife
TO do with all the now unemployed
feeling and fancy awakened in its
depths.
The interesting young officer. before
mentioned, had fallen in love with
Harriet at first sight, ere be knew she
was the bride of his friend; and. tho
distinguished in the field for his bra
very aud skill, self-conquest was an
art he had neither learned nor dreamed
Of Visiting from time 10 time at the
house he soon saw her unhsppiness,
and penetrated its cause. His sympa-
thy was excited-his visits grew more
irequent-with refined and subtle ten
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CHAPTER w,

CHAPTER Nv.
"More close and close his footsteps wind,
The magic music in his heart
Beats quick aud quicker Till he find
The quiet chamber far apart.n
At an unusually early hour, the next
evening. HARDWOOD returned to his now
happy home, and, fastening up the
stairs, paused at the door of his wiie's
boudoir, arrested by her voice within.
She was singing, in low and touching
voice, and with exquisite taste, SIM
pie song which he had never heard be-
fore. Though naturally very fond OF
music, it happened by some strange
chance that he had not heard Harriet
play or sing, indeed he did not know
that she possessed the accomplishment.
The words Of the song went straight
to his heart, and thus they ran:
knew il. | Eel, 1.-THE loves me at last!
The heart-hidden anguish forever is past
Love brishtens his dark eye and soften, his tone;
lie loves me--he loves me--hIs soul is mlne own
Come care and misfortune-thec cloud aud the storm,
I've n light ia this heart all existence to warm
No grief can Cypress me, no shadow o'ercast,
In that blessed conviction-he loves me at last,
Echoing. with his rich, manly voice,
the last five words, HARDWOOD opened
the door and held out his arms, and his
happy and beautiful wife flew to his
embrace, with fresh and artless de-
light, peculiarly fascinating to the
world-worn man she worshipped.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-12-09

PROSPECTUS
OF THE SECOND VOLUME OF
TEl8 M q @ IHT.
Devoted to tie hrestigation Of
HUM AN PHYSIOL cY.
EMBRACING l
Cephology, Phrenology, Pathology, Physiocas
my, Psychology, Neurology, Electricity, Cal
vanish, Magnetism, Light, Calofic, Life.
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LUMBER YARD.

SCGAR.-A good article OF New Orsss, -
- ss- ne ~ BAREER q wAkDS
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A the eyIdenee the subscriber eah pnsslay give
"A vi his own epinlen, 10 10 the superiority u the
Pan5 fortcs which H. eiers t,r sale; af L. oder tina |
otrcrs may hago upph "n'iy q csiing the matter
he pripsr, 10 place than tn tfdi IA The porurs Of
such pcr4ous rs nay he desrus supplying themselves
with articles ol HE KIND.
The stpouelueiI Of pstsa purclass n any insffi
incut Whatever laf q few nmnds. GIVE the different
MIXERS far taa would ut leasi do thu purchaser lad
harm.
han addressed 10 The su scfaer nj Petersburg. Va,
would answer Just as nod rnffasr eYrfy way as
prfsai Interview since he takes npub hsoli iin risk
81 s'lTtp Und anarantes 10 pleasr ~ eyefp res,sst
a lar2e gaftfocp always On hand lf@afds 'f
hcr haidrpd have been snd hy him. without sci
ling bad ono l.. L. NASH, i'eie.sBVE Ia.
April D II
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G.s'S6S.s' .gs.sgsE .TgY..

s'llE nerl session Of Ihls institution ~" eaflmenct
"a The l5lh Insi, under the snnrrintrmirnce u
Horny + q ,raek. A u. VIII has been enllzrd ss pun
cpa lherrnt m the last four se4sluus auA las fy 10
commended hinsef BY his services every respect
deserving patronage rs i'Hcher.
lie terms u iullion and huatl in Tine irighbnrho Il
Ell tie Academy rrmain the hrrelntNfe w:
fo' tie bow, 5lao,"es Q, Eusitsa IS pr session ot
mouths.
F't the higher branches Frq'lph gl2 rer pcssins
t"r the Languages aud AIahomallcs SIS prr session.
For boatn. including washing, lodging .urI aud l.hts
IS per mouth.
M dolucino viii be made in The tuition five 6,r sh
''nc' iom the line oi enpnce lll III. rlusc Of lie
sion, except IN cases of prntfaced sickrpsa
Thus institution IS lorsled IN the nelQhbohead Of Oh
Concord aud salem Churches. Campbell cuunfv near
the Sage road leading from iynchhurr IN l,rh o,oj
REUBEN u PALMER pf,s
o. lNe Board ej Trustees.
July 10 n
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+, o7ri b. Z, Na.hfr--our Revolutionary S,tug
g. lht i"s' nh''roas 'Nalnrle titan aligli de,a MT
ALWAYS TRIUMPH ovfr risli: We tins day honour IN,
memory ct 'lesa 's ires, ilunes AMI sacrea honor
Wen rlrdsed i1r the.r eanngrt's ihr,iy
i, Jao. b AlcIartef- i.Iherfy AMI l-n,o, nav, aud
T'rssef one All insrpa.a5l' : chrers)
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New sron and Brass Foundry.

rEsnE UNDER SIGNED. having leascd the Fun
u dry House III. NJ Waf"irk, fsa, rumedmlty
un the caual. in lynehhurl. NIL anug tue Commiyaol
and Iumbcr honse 1T Is. ! Saelrf. lakes Ili-
method 10 lnlnfm his friends and the public aenetaily
thereof lie prepared H. oh orders al any slr pat
tern with neatncss aud jospllch eIhef IN Loon lira5s
having employed frsl-rac caslrrho IN Iron and Brass
Auy ahe oldorng Castings, whu have not the railcrn4
can have them mnde al the Foundry, the must nc
conhhutilna tetns
In addition IL ne Foundry and Pattern shop | hav,
Machluc and fmishlne sli ~, the stue atenisrs
where am prepared 10 n,nke ii npalr my kind u Ma
chlnrry IN Iron. Hnss Nold.
Tie shsetib.r ~ aeont III The tHannhct'e 1nd oal,
uf Bucks Double { yllndrr SailennrY Cast Iron uul
Marhinr. nen patented Machine, winch Is warrant
ed tonxcc auy other nav use. lr cleaning the Wofs
kind If snollg and duty wheat He's o.,w m1nul,r.
turing Cast lrun Tubacru Fhlenrrs, superior arlIcr
Prrsans interested are invited 10 call aud cxamlne of
themselves bnorr purchasing elsewhere.
Thrcshns Machines on baud stlr,-~7 ntnr arti
ole +. ". COFFEE
july 10 wa
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1ER. FULLER

EEA4ING received hrs lunz.eApeuted flaies.slsetie
/ y very best quality. npw prepared 10 take
/. X h. " T. , , T. >,
Ear superior u any lhal have ever been taken IN s cgan-
uy.
"A he viii leave f tho country In fey 5sysf re'-
Suns wishing have their ltkentsscs taken had better
make earl y nppli ,ation.
he his also reccypd splendid instrument for gi't7x
and silvafng Persons having wsches. sl-r,ns. ,sna-
nens specaees Sc b. can have then giidcd Of sii-
g.r-d s.fv cheap. by leagnv Them with linn.
H., may be found ut Ctic's new building
july 3ta
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SEsy ea Oass! Vz,sV do. ES
Now opening at ii,c
.sct5 China Gsta Cs2aSS Ware Store.

~ RICHARDS S. Go. arc no.y onenng an SIS
" D. soriment of pri.ded aud common Gntds at new
ana desirable palier just received by direct hsrr'atoa
from Liverpool. II e which win he spd. whossae or
retail. Oh tho lst favorable terms Purchasers are
Speciiuily ried 10 call Before supplying themselves
elsewhere, ard s,oct which consists partly
e the flowing sriicles:
Bear tul blue. green and brown Dining seis
RI CANT whe csani'e do do
,,1oted painted ard granite Tea Wae. great variety
Bealiul graoiie aud printed Toilette Ware
Eegar; white China Tea Sets
do :. Fancy do do d, 81, IS and "a pieces
Rich French do do do Gtld Band
Rich Gu tiats Denauters, Wines. Jeies, Tumsiers.
stc-
Pressed 10 Tarnhlers, I.ernonsdpv. e.c. j..
Plan do o!rvery dsset p,.ta, - e,'lrr 49,,
; n,iete asse:taaen, OF Stone W4ge
hia!ch0 ssf
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fs1sllI,Hi isRai&.


VA T. have Just received qanl stock Of
w New Orleans. L rn l,ino ana 81. Cruix SUGARS
Mol,rt's double i.oai do
Green and Java Coffee
GuHP,wder and black Tea
West India and sugar llonsc Molasscs
Salt, Steel Sor Lra,h.r &r
w" have TN hand nlso and viii Eepp In flrrc n
gonafal assortment Of best quality B.fH ~ O.e,
NICHOLS s, BELL.
49, - ~4Ir
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''N ~ ,d"~ Ii td'n ~ tn CinA's o iir. nft -
- cn' Cuuri Inv nni Cfanrrry f,,
NV. ii L'ucihntg On tue 3fd dat ot Jul,, l843:
John Bowen. shnc Jan"r aud " 'linr A. Gaw,ry. lt'c
mcrcnn, nj nnfn"r trading under tic tiyio md hrn u
Bow n, JoGts l. tinWrs, Tanl!lr.
cgnnst
Moses Bigcow, lhei ". Cnnfrd md firn~v X In-ra.
ham r nrrhanls an ptrin-rs tnin. under the stve ma
FRA ii Baciow, Garfield Ing nhnm Bcr,,in Terry,
DrirndnnF.
The DAfntnts Bgaaw. C,uG Id g. fuarahtn MOI hn,,n
req fc HpprBtnncr mud s'rniiiv tcro,dmG
Aci of Assembly and the Ru' OF tins CURT aud il a
ing hV FaEacitry cyuicnte than not hA4hp ~ ,r
country: II il oid r'd, hat the sud Uremlnp 81 TIA
here the ir- Monday ~ Ortpher ncxt T. mn "hpp"i
da, ard nnswpfs'a lI Of ir Piuutins; h''nt Rad
pthS order bt ftv..h inserted in ew. " 'P'
IA" t"n OF L'aehug, ir, i"o mo- itlis 'lI' nll''n
dooi al thr canrl' nos ' 'rSr vn'Y nn
- = ny Test ''' ''' '''""
Bfglo D. ROBES OK.
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NEW WHEAT-i'he Baltimore American Of The
18th inst. that the frt parcel OF new Wheat. NJ
rived IN that market. the day before fam North Caro
m. and WA sold nj 81 % per bushei. Thero were
1000 bnshels Of pfInle anaY
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nsrss. Bs0sgEEgT ". s.Eg,

EpROPOSES taking .ouna / adies wishing lob" IN
slfrcicd IN Muse ~ the Panp. Her tef,bs Will
/. liberal. aud tiiat made io lhlf sdrHnceIfbs
She nlay bc lound her mothers, Mrs. tatli, 0a
the hiIl. nearly opposite Dict, Peyhe fesldeiee The
beat reiefr,res be gwen Il required
Jun, ~ tai
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hillER eusnrs- re9atlus the atenilaa Il the sn',-
senber. he ls Induced 10 oltt M gre x or
DRY GOODS. Al - al'.. est he tllar E,re invii
lhe al'en'"" 8. rutlnsrr'. Country Merrhauts
Will ndtt r olr interest 10 call az tie sias 's neaand
f..'drinallp IN whole n'eeep
IL ,.aulI als3 ltEHf1Iit3 noON fr ,be nnnx-
plftd tne 1sR AFi. pFlRfE.
.luae - IL If
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Inspected IN DAYS So hhda ;hrecs Saturday the
,r-pectinns amounted /. oulY 20 'ash'Sds-the trsi
scn IT falling IN FIR the last nine weess itSp'ecd Ia
Sth inatnnt, Il 5jI hhis. be9, OILS hills mo'e than
wee inspected last year. Prices oonlinue witrou'
change. crops averaging ltom 81 ~.
nOLCOMBE & OTEy.
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GREAT TssE IN RsuNSEy :.

F'sEWFT5, NsIT1f = 10.
A RE IS RECEIPT OF
"a case otsapcror b IN EYE Bn;de,
n'l. at y 50, wt,ich have bee, ss!n@ =. 1,
ease EGTL'ND DDAID ..
Itch heyp heee Sc linz Al S5,a Al D.
case FRFNCH LACE Ioa, SO. , NJ ~
- fle CYFRESS do o.:
E." valiraaled STRAW, a .,.,,. .,,;o,.
81 cents. '''NS'"'e "''''
50 prrcs Lnrn Crrah suite =,
OF Su II Carrehee iro' ~. ' -, -" i"sai,".
sunl prize 2i GEMS Il" " - eS' ~ .-' u
7 hose Whn VISA to pufd
oHI " NV "'e's ''eA sell the goods. Terms CASH
tLf REGARDS, RYAN * Ia
"''5 y AtU
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WILL he add. At ENrhaos" Cetper. on sa,ard,y
W The Is instant, one hne FLOODED MARE
of ths lnst fashionable farna stuck Of the day. pcdi
gree sc. will be exhibited pn The dsy ri sale.
NJ TALBOT Anr'r
July 10 2If
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W.. VIZ 4, E.o.%.

usI received, $50 pieces Lanslale aud Apondai,
~ NAnNrLss. NICHOLS X BELL
July 10 II
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c.aI.cfs ~. 'soEs,pk.ns

IA,
rrrns f.awcfs ~, 'BaEapksns
, & his pr icssiuna services to the ciiizens rf
in, r oharg ana ia vicinity. His elice IS the
Dry hlosy lehn 6. Meenl's, over Israel Pisrees
.opds Stc.e.
4ne II tail
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REPEAL MEETING.


in adjourned meeting Of The Repeal Association Wi
De held the Catholic Chufrh, Monday evening Oh,
kQlh ,ast.. a, o'clock. ?. NJ when all who feel any
Sesi in the will have opportunity Of tender
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-01
Anrcr from rant. .r,.

The ship Charleston arrived fr OH Canton yez-
,erday. bringing dates 10 Nersnber g, seven days
later than were received by the tsoest Wes,ery.
Every thing was quies il the city, though one or
two popular .urnults had been excaed.
The Press OF the 10Th represents the feelings
Of the Chinese at Canton as dsc;dedly hostile 70
foreigners The Chinese had comnezoed rebuild.
ing the Bogue forts, but aesisted on receiving 4
message from the captain Of one of the British
ships of war that the rebuilding could no, be per
.ntied until the sasifcations of the treaty had been
exchanged.
Sir Henry Pot,inger has issued a proc3splation
declaring that no British merchant vessel be
allowed TO go TO any of the ports (Causoa except
ed) that are TO be opened in accordance with the
late treaty, until the tariffs and scale of duties
shall be fixed ard consular officers appointed. In
the mean time the ports of Tinghae (Ch'asan) and
.,st Of Koolongsoo (Amoy) are, as heretofore,
open to all vessels wishing To visit them. At the
latter place dreadful sickness prevails among the
troops. 81 of whom have died since July. Letters
h-om Anoy state that accounts had been received
there TO the effect that only persons sill existed
Of The many who were shipwrecked On the coast
of For,nosa, in the Nerbudda and the M, OF whom
Capt. Dcshsn Of the Aun is one. Capt. Morton,
his second officer, and is of the crew Of the snip
Msulrnein, have arrived here. The vessel was
lost on her voyage from Calcutta te China. Tsc
brig Mary Stewart OF Madras was also lost a
bottle was picked Up containing nete signed by
the Captain, and statisg that at the time of wr-
ting pril 28,h-ihs vessel was fast sinking.
The Press conp lains bitterly of proclamation
circulated at Annoy and Koolungsoo. signed The
Americans, snd inyi,ing dealers to come to them
with supplies of tea to the amour, of about lo, 900
chests. It is said by the Press te have been PIT
forth by the American missionaries at Annoy, act
ing as agents for a Canton firm. The chief trans
actions 70, teas had been on Engla h account.
Prices had opened very high.