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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-05-11

nPThe U. S. ship Plymouth, ior
the Mediterranean, went to sea on 'he
10th. She proceeds to Madeira. thence
to Gibraltar, and thence to the Medl-
terraDean,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-05-11

WESTWARD Ho.-The Burlington Gazette
states that the Counties Of Davis. Mahaska
aud Wappello, Iowa, were. one year ago IN
settled Indian lands, and tina, they now con.
tain population from seven TO ten thousand.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-05-11

Jho'H be Caplain,-A mos, not
able example Of counting the chick
ems before they are hatched," lately oc-
cured in Missouri, in the nomination
ola Major Wetmore, OF Cooper county,
TO be Governor of Oregon.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-05-11

L. is estimated by the Louisville Journal
tina, there will DO one thousand buildings cree.
ted in that city the present season.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-05-11

In the steamer Neptune, arrived at
New Orleans from Galveston, were as
passengers, Charles Eliot, Esq, the
British Charge d'Atfairs, and Gen.
James Hamilton.
Gen. Houston and Gen. Murphy,
the American Minister, were at Gal
weston when the boat left, having arriy-
cd the previous day from the seat oil
Government.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-05-11

The New WATER WoRKs at fi1a
burg, are now in operation, ana 'he
city has been supplied with water iron
the new basin for some DAYS.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-05-11

own and strength enough 10 support 1t. Tbs
situation reqnied the existence of an effective
army and navy, which they were too poor 10
pay, to clothe, OF 10 feed. No armament was
ever SO much needed, mono 60 much abused
and degraded as ,ha! o! Texas; and none ever
rendered ,ae Government: more precaIious OF
less imporlah. service.
The only available source o. public wealth,
except the small amount derivable from the
customs, was the fertility Of their soil. What
remained ofthe public domain which had been
SO prociga;cly donated BY she Mexican Gov
ernmen, ia their six years effort 10 people the
state Of Texas, was nearly all consumed in
the pay Of the revolutionary army and the head
rights granted TO emigranls previously TO 1910.
Bu, rich aoi was Of no avail, for the people
would not till il. That institution which pla-
ces the northern laborer spoR a par with the
negro slave, or rather which forces social
inequality 50 grea. as that which must exist
between him who is the master Of a slave and
he who is only master Of his own labor, had
fixed its broad seal upon the Republic. The
manual labor was left with the slaves, but the
slaves would not perform il. They preferred
a life Of freedom with The Comache to slavery
with the Texans, and the alternative was be-
fore them. Besides, the majority Of the white
Inhabitants had sought Texas as an asylum,
no. as field of.exer.ion and labor; consequent
ly their condition was, and is. the most harras-
sing and wre,ched imaginable. The negro
runs away the Mexicans threaten invasion
the Camanehes invade withou, threatening,
The sea coast is constantly alarmed by new,
from the Rio Grande; the frontier lie constantly
distressed by savage incursion.
We have thus glanced a, few Of the more
impor,an, events in the history Of the Texans.
First we see Them induced by large rewards
to become citizens Of Mexco-next in open
rebellion against the Government that had paid
them Literally for becoming peaceable citizens
then an Independent people, and lastly re-.
duced by impolicy and sloshtuluess to the ne.
csssi,y of imPoring foreign lid and protection.
The policy that the United States has uni
formly observed towards Texas has been Of
the most generous and parental character. She
was the first TO acknowledge its independence;
the first to herald its success, the FIRST to an
swer lis calls Of distress, and now she threat
ems to become the traitor of our Government;
and its principle, il we do not take them TO
our BOSOM. pay their debts and fight their bat
ties.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-05-11

JuDGE BALDWIN. of the U. 5. Supreme
Court, died, in Philadelphia, On the 2lsi ul,.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-05-11

New HAVEN AND New YoRK RAIL
RoAp.-We copy the following notes
from the New Haven Herald. The
route proposed would complete con-
tinuous Railroad from Boston TO New
York:
Notice Application will be made
to the General Assembly Of this State,
at the next session on the first Of May
ensuing, for a charter TO construct a
Railroad from New Haven to the west
line Of this State, and thence to the city
of New York, to be located over the
most direct and feasible route, having
due regard to public convenience and
the face of the country. and with a
capital no, exceeding S3,ooo,ooo.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-05-11

Tbs BArrIE GRoUNDs.-We have been
shown two ssaaiifully engraved views, one of
the "GcrraaHfssssl. BoftLs" and the oiher OF
"TorksO,rn, !" INTENDED 70 illustrate early num-
bers Of Gtaham's Magazine. If the series
now being Published IL Graham's Magazine
are all to be put 90, in such style as these be-
fore Us. he will pd, any competitor upon bis
me,,le. To fall below the standard thus SET.
will be TO fa! altogether in the syes Of the pub
lie.
Mr.. 6. Informs Us, that this enterprise is
with him enc Of years, and not Of snenths, and
TIA. as he occupies most Of the important ban.
tie grounds, BY the possession of Pic'ores, and
sketches. he no more fears competition in this
matter, Of tkis iz.s day. ,hsn he does n ~,
"Pc-ircit Gelr-s .f-frasSier'; .'rtko-s."
[Pklsselphia Spin, Of,he Times.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-05-11

AsrRoSoMicAL.-lt has beeu observed for
many months past that the of the Milwau-
kie Sentinel aud ,ri.weekiy Herald has shono
with decreased and decreasing brilliaucy, and
thai it was fas, vsrging towards a horizon Of
eternal night. When this orb flashed with
the reflected Ugh, Of SHIPPER, j, occupied the
zenith ofths Wiseonsip press, and was then
esteemed .. Of the first magnitude.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-05-11

The srRixs continues to be extremely beau
siful and promising. The corn planting Of
this section is neatly completed and the farm.
er looks confidently forth 10 an abundant har-
vest.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-05-11


distinguish between the transient visitor, ana
foreigner who intends 10 sellle in our coun,rve
Five years residence does DOT furnish psoof
too strong. Of an intention TO se,lle in our eour.
Isry. and surely no uian win contend tina, the
night OF suffrage should be exercised by foreign.
ers who have no such intention. Our presen.
laws were devised by men. some of whom
fought shoulder to shoulder with DE kalb, La
fayetts and Pulaski. They had as sincere
an asiachmens,o foreigners Is modern eema,
'gosues can possibly feign. ksl4 =. - I
They will doubtless desert the very men to.
wasds whom thsy make such clustering pro-
LESSONS Of friendship as soon as their popular.
lily ,equiresit' 'fheiPclicy and justice of our
Naturalization laws are 50 obvious, that SIMS.
ter motives sIoas. can induce poli,iciaas 10
decaim against them. ]. T. NJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-17

C,LORE CLOCK ST RE-. K. MILLS & co. Man
VI uinciurers of the YEAR CLOCKS would respectfully
rn he the public Ia tn. unparalleled improvement
and decided advnn.n these Clocks hive over all liner time
Eee e, They warranted 10 run enc year wi
winding ard to Keep good time. and Are no" l"t sae
Al 100 Fulton street, New \ nrS.
The mutton produced by weights IN the 81 dny CLOG KS mo
by u pFng wound upon u,ee m The year clnch Inc
uower spring retarded IN TINS CLOCK ana
10 regularity by tire IN enbs
rnncement of the e>capemen, and pendulum When on look
clock pecell. cit bHl tour ana mn hcts ~
diameter nj the md ot n Sna t'- rod u eyoiv-> three
tunes and IN way and the number III INES le
u Tie ted lOfen nn
double reaching 10 the escHu.ment whch 4
criches leave sensible friction he ,prne
then upon th- bail AIDED 1 It's owt nv y and the 70
my continued The escnuer.u cont's IN. ehdu
um n, m curk TIN. JHli hollow ard has an ueiDa!
nppuratus by which IL ruary motion i erned hete are
four small isht anc each othet ~" are mount
ed upon O WIFE, w hJ fz'nth diameter OF me globe
The the thread Of and each trn Ui u
proiuce m sync OF the weights 70 o'if the cen
te WRIT he requisite 10 the smallest traction time
The two fastened Ia ,emi-circuiHr band
cnmpo I'd Of three dfeen metals, contraction expansion
of which charges thsl: position within the bali The
whole Is 0slrTed entire uni
formity at motion ~ TIE globe.
H., -. -, - Tssr.,,,cc. ~ tho nall re ,ound by ey
oirimcnt and observation ~ h- isUcatopHl-
Thr clock Out OF beat easy- requires 30 oil on
the p tllets.
other words ~ yegs making many revolutions az ne
3slnrh pendulum clock does one year In tact
weight OF puun, Keep. ntsOn eac part OF the time and
striking machinery for 81 weeks -,
The hours struck ny means OF \ rotary hhfIrsf ne
certificate. of the American institute show tha' IN May. li
one OF The tWeyrmonth chicks placed w them and that
The pec, se modea,e The public invited to ca and
examine 10: themselves hlo I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-17
AL EsEALgsG Os,,rn.EST,

NDlD FEET, COLD FEET, COLD FEET. GOLD
SFEEI-'sod Rect and Consumption. Gold Feet sud Dyspsp
-la Cold Feet and SICK irtHche, Cold Feet and Dl,rnse
The ung' 9n Liver God Feet and Asthma. Gold feet and
ugnin NJ the Breath. Gold Feet unh ininZ NJ ~. Han
Cod ~ and kheumat.n, Cold Feet Pam, N the Esr
and eud Cold Feet Cold Feetwhoh has not go Cold Fee,
II 10 ~ prevalent wHtc! ~ the n!iSer NJ ellirT
Ointment sovereign remedy for cold feet uadef e,efy
cngency OF lie Let lie warned lio the sole, of feet,
ara we pledge our word and honor that will restore
;ulatsno the blood induce henthy penpnn,on and brag
hem hErS to ;heir nadra! condition Wien this done x
me II.S b. placed tie chest ha1d
difficulty Les. whether b. consumption OF asthma dye
oepa. loss 0iha will cure them ais1 Sold IN iyisi0a
street. 80 RickRF, ~ Aston House - Iuhi III Cherry IL
"a I.frng n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-17
FANNY.

Fanny was seventeen,
All full of beauty as blooming rose,
Winning, bewitching, reigniDg Ger the oeaus,
A Fairy Queen
Rut all unconsciously
She scattered smiles like kindling darts, around n
And ell. alike, the same sweet being found her,
Simple and free.
Love lives in all things bright;
And Fanny loved already, but she ne'er
Had whispered of her passion, gave IN prayer
To the still night.
A strange and silent boy
Gazed Instantly on Fanny, and there came
Into her heart fond and holy fame,
Breathing OF joy
Blu, he was sad in youth,
Nor ever gave he token 10 the maid
or passion, in like holiness repaid
With heart and truth
Time rolled, and Fanny grew
TO share the sadness Of the dreaming boy,
And ioy in her sad dreaming-the alloy
Was pleasure 100.
While still around her hung
A throng Of glittering rivals, none were chosen;
And that one burning heart still held frozen
And silent tongue.
Like the volcanic fire
That smoihers meath pyramid OF snow,
So in imprisoned torment sccHeu ~ glO"
The youths desire.
Time rolled-and came day
When Fanny for the first time wept, alone,
For he on whom her wealth OF love was thrown
Had roaned away.
o, he was poor and proud,
And could not, would not mins!e with the crew
That daily 10 the feet Of Fanny few,
With tongues so loud.
Fanny had ever been
OF tender moulding, and within her eyes
Light flashed and faded, as the sunbeam dies
Gorgeous at Gen.
Now grew upon her cheek
A most strange GOODNESS and stranger bloom,
That deepened STILL whiic smaller spot Of room
1t seemed TO seek.
Time roled-and one by one
Fauny'e rejected lovers dropped away,
And she was lonely, and no longer gay,
For HE was gone,
Slowly the years rolled by,
And Fanny, like some silent floral thing,
Fading TOO early IN IFS native spring,
Bent down 10 die.
Still dreamingly she loved,
And muttered, volceless, 10 each passing bro
Asking What news was OF The wauderer hearo,
Or where he r0ved
But the youth came no more;
And Fanny's history was early told:
Still rapidly she faded on-tine rolled
And Fanny died
When first her cheek was pale,
Some wondered, and some pited, but none knew,
As cold consumption struck her bosom through,
OF this cad tale.
Times scythe was still on wave,
Years after when an old man bent and wept,
And sghed away his life, and soundly slept
On Fanny's grave. PHAzMA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-17
Foreign Ports.

Porto Cabeo, q inst. brig o-o1 sailed fol Philadelphia on
he 25:h July. ~, l.. d., - .
days S1tternn wts .Ach' IoH'ouo'e " "
riugtnn .pr Baltimore. IN q few days -, -, nv,
Ar nj Halifax 9Th int VELOCITY sneiinI' Boston, VI
9Th ln.. .rhr shy lock ia tibsUs. sydney. IB e., ,
Ar al JOINS. NB 9Th INST bls toPhia Pt,nE Los.
Wr jonne do: brrg Laurel Hn-heS. DO 9th. ships William
y ard Liverpool. York nm, Lord NIaostGne NeF
Vo-k bTe Margaret Elizabeth do th ,chT john Boyni"n
ph ,delnia ca sth inst. lane chst Roniun' lUh.
Fltz1 Jnne Evans do: i2ih flora. Wheaton, Bangor.
M q uetsc JIth 1,h CahnrIne. Coitn. and Henry
DUNCAN Kent vefpoo; Nanslttsr Richardson and A'dne
f,srrlck NewGlse.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-17
ArriNeG.

BIZ, Seio,. Durham from LhruaFra and Porto Csoeiio l.
Br Is day, from Sydney, CD, coal TO master
sem - Hanson Grant days from james River wood
Schr Ngry Jane 3 day, from Virginia, wood
Schr f+yds,pes Cobb. Thnngston, lime
Scar F:eSfq-u, Bear. TaomastDn iirle-
schr Corn Timer ihonrston. line.
Sch, Iolco,r Rider. boston. mdse, J stevens
Schr Excel Lowell. Boston. mdse, : " Lex's-
Srh, Insuer How es. Boston, irdse z i EerrIc6,
Scnr Perseverance New London hound 20 Phisdsi'ha.
Shop Avon. Cro.Sel, Plymouth. mn.
sloop Warren Thompson, New Haven, produce
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-17

FATAL AFFRAY AT JACKSON, LAZY refer
ence 10 the letter of our Jackson correspondent Il
will be seen that fatal afirav occurred at Jack
son, between MeSsrs. w. r. Walker and T. &.
Scott, in which the former was killed. Verbally
we learn that Mr.. Walker had threatened TO cow
hide Mr.. Scott the first time he met him, and
when the latter saw his opponent advancing b.
a, once run him through the heart with a sword
cane. More full particulars Will probably &c re-
ceivcd by the next arrivals. \. o. PIC. Tin.
IL The Steam Saw Mil near Camden. ". J.
owned by Jacob Froih, was destroyed by FIRE o',
Thursday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-17
IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.
Ejci;ordson d Co.'s Celebrated
4 MEXICAN paw

T5'ES Medicine compounded solely from yect,b matter,
dents detrimental heal,h. va, discovered about 90. year
since, iu!v!dua .orely afflicted with I'ICEKATED
moi eminent physicians .hc tinted Tor M yea.
without HE least rgpa'en, rope OF restoration 10 hen and
above named medicine to five weeks restofcd 20 pee
health That medicine has been sold with unprecedented ,uc.
Co.'S and has ney@ iaein instance IN accor
ss e ,y T si RfIR I.S' cue # e ?@ sR
AT II;I.- slG l BKQNGHlTiS, EEyTR sOKis
tHE6Sl tHF H i NPPHAAAT9EY fN II
81 81 5ctR%Y GiiR3S!C Eye Biij6rcHf
cciATF HI TIE bEkAa KAYE 5A fiH EAR ANR tk An
6k a Re lAT4 1 FIE s 6 MEGc sei
ey Of III, medicine has been tested in Mi the de.e aboTs
enumerated and ID effects truly astonishing Only
ny which usually produces tonic erect WILL In r9.t cas
eo qces as gentle catfartc Increasing the appetite ard
che poi.eI and proiucns an eiec.ua steralrs
"r s % system puiyns and producing perfect acton
& Fs7a, w S:6ls akqs 4 should refrain from he use Ofal
6B,aae Ro,a asa 'e'onf S S9 Fey TaaGR
genera agent ~ nestee; opposite the Custom House New
9s: ss@ A asa Hsos @ ed B'ss
erect - No. e: nsd AZ 2 and soTe No % Er sS
Hsd.on No so street No. Isl AMI Is Grcea:s
No Ceiha;Hereet Nos: 81 and ri PesrIec; No w
.,, slSoh sg5 l. W Smith. cqer Of Eaq and c.g.
T 1 aran'es's and BY ell the prEc dfa=sss N nc
ci ~ J Fl IIoekow 10. 81 Beevers' Clinton Budns'.
~ Ds %ege s sad Retail eta Age2l f Aiaay c...
"Eoezale agent for Phlahephis
ior taxing the sce and great number OF cet
IN jcs nnc testimonials may and oJain at aay Of
1ne above places. ~. eodln ~
GoDIHIOY & MEYERS, 3.i BHoApwHY,,
vISt, nISa.DEiABRA. &C. and Dealers H0UsE-ftk1
tIhiSI GCOi5 seaerally-BeJng connected with sus o.
ne efsel manufactures tie Cnad Sfies they are ena
lea 70 offer iamIs. Candeabu SC for Churches Halls no
sia pnyae Dwelling. STEAMBOATS, ard Packets. on me mSs
reasonable s1rs and OF quality not 10 be surpassed u th OF
NY other country: Especial attention invited TO eif se
he Shp Lamps for economy and light superedng al otoen
eofe the public No es than YOUR and rw2 SILVER
sspAs heye within the last year, been awarded c e
nanuiactrrers tor their superiority good ~
selve1 ~ ~ ' - ~ "
a COUNTRY Traders supplied a, factory pr.cs,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-17

SHEEitFS SALE-By virtue of q OF Fieri FsrIas "a
= directed aat tel'ered will expose for sale the
Ncsthue OF the III Hal Monday the 9th tay epen-
Der GeXt the right ;s and which James Back
hurt had the 18Th Of Ao ISL Any time g'teraGd,
hose hands soeyer the De. Ia iCiorg
scrioed property, vZ-A those four Los pieces
parcels oil Land situate. yug and BENG the rhwe,iery
side the Ei9a Avenue heiw.e Thty- seventh and hr
yeSht streets Ia The late .Iih Had the City OF New
York known and Distinguished msp entitled Map of
Frs DIVISION ei lbs Estate OF Samuel Norton situated m
the Ninth Ward OF The City OF New York. surveyed October
one Thousand Eight Hundred and by Danie twen
CITY surveyor. by the numbers following wtt-Numter
s. twenty e. ,G} and twenty-five
- The said several Lots and premises containing together m
breadth 4. 'ront Eighth and also rear nrefy
bee: iucss gsd lecgth each SIDE exc surdree
ee;and together toErG South Ease.y on Eighth av.
North W >;e!7 By Lot known and distinguished or the
aforesaid by TIE number teuty q South Wet
ery BIZ 10; number eg;esn ,Ie en- said map and North
ras,cy by ThIy-ciShth street aforesaid
WM JONES. Sheriff
Seyy-I u-k, july 9th lS4i ,r2- Is,v 80,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-17

u The jcwelry store of Mossrs ]. Lowell &
Co in Bangor, Ne. was entered on Sunday night
by back window, and goods 10 the amount o
about thirty dollars stolen. The watchmen dis
covered the robber, who proved to be young man
aged about 10 years Of age, 10y the name of John
w. Mcclure, at work ina neighboring victualIne
cellar. lie was arrested, the goods secured, anG
he LODGED in laii for examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-17
THE TRIBUNE

mr. The following beautiful lines we take from
the St. Louis Reveille They fall upon the heart
like melancholy music-orlike the mellowed rays
of the departing sun-sadly and tenderlly.
Boston Courier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-17
apl6in

pY VIRTUE Ola Precept issued of and under the seal
1Pof the Court OF ye! aa1 ermneT directed md de-
versi-Pocamati"n he''ly mode that CUurtot Oyer
aud Termner and Jail leisfy ami for The ir and County
New York. Will be- held City Hall o.! :he said Guy
h Monday OF september MID all bound 10
appear otherwise. and all Justices thu
Peace the Coroner high Constable petty Cunsnb and Mar
shHh, Ill bound tn prosecute >ud Court.
and there. own persons with their rolls.
records icd cnens anu o;S: nbances do lkosc
hIng> wch then Offices IN i! Cekzf shall appsrtan 10
be duES.
Give: rnd4rny hand the Sherfs office the 18Th day
July lSil nd 81 Our lndeDs Rcence he 6Srh
DATES, Juy 1911. Is4i WILLIAM JONES. Sheriff.
Z Inns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-17

\ CHANCLkG. 5th Clfcult.-The President. Ucc'ors
Company OF the Onondagu County Bank The Bank
Buffalo In pursuance of IN order OF the Court of ChnncerJ
dated the 9h day of Apfil S notice hereby tbs
the subscriber has h2en duly appointed the prorst
de: ami order Of February n. 1913 referred TO H.
Croker ESQ. 2f the city OF Buffalo. in the County of ~
other things to take and of all IN.
demands fang description against the SAID Bunk OF Buisc
and en.be tn said Master take a3G such
and for the general purpose contemplated by the statute 4
the creditors of TIE siid Bank Of Buffalo, required
bit Their accounts claims and demands the said sni
of Buffalo, 70 the said James Cracker ESQ., the Master hayrg
,sd reference charge al his Office the city ri Buffalo, by
the hfeenth d. OF August next aud become parties o tF,
suit and IN default thereof they vii be precuded rom all bt
nci, OF the decree winch shall be made SUIT aud iron
any distribution which shall BE- made under uch decree
IRA 4. BLOSSOM. Receiver ofthe RaRs OF Buffalo.
JANIS CeocggR. ate Master it Chan cry
Rmfll. April sth lS.A anl6 An
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-17

sw. ship Hilda, hull Goaenbur, Iiabicht p.,...,
nu;rh bsrona t,ooo Wink. Rotterdam schmidt baIco'''
RiS IL ii,So FuI.r Cobb. savannah. Durham s. pilnon
Schrs Hyrnan Toieu, New5ern. Plat; Com Aesi-s''
Soon Jane I.nphesr, Kenny. Providence
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-17
~ cha oaya, ,niJ her Love
| Boston OOulIel

She never tod her love,
But let concealment ike worm / the DUO,
Feed on her damask check she pined 10 thoush'
And with a green and yellow melancholy
She sat. like Patience on Il monument, Ion
Smiling at gref. Was not this love- ihoeeo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-17

1.;b ia,, IN, long IS - brs Pennsylvania hound S9rin-
Aug TO- ID; 20 .. " % berque Iowa, thompson ifo
H. ID, 3 - long 2 e. bs Bandywine. Smack from
M L. 10 Pn,RntIunla.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-17
NEW ROTARY MAGNETIC MACHINE FOR
MEDICAL. PURPOSES.

SEQ with astonishing in cases of Eevfalngy
X PaTy,, Gheuu snI sex eaG4c!e. St Nitus, DsHcs
>cruua CuIgHtufes o! the spine. Loss u Voice, ard NAM
other deae' Has been used tor the asi o3 month. b.
Numerous medical and abundant references Is eca
~ be gwen. Orct. o abroad carefully attended TO-
Price sig to els case win direction.
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