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Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1844-11-09

A Nsw INvgNIIoN.-We sUbjoin letter,
from correspondent in New Orleans, 10 rela'
ton to The invention Of carriage, OF burden
car. 10 which steam may be employed as q
motive power, al the pleasure Of the owner.-
/, is calculated to be used on rail roads, or the
common iornpikes, and to supply the
place, enirely, Of the burden vehicles bow IA
use. Regteuinc THAI we are not able 10 pub
lisa the diagrams accompanying the eommu'
utcation, which may be seen and Investigated
at our Office, we introduce the inventor, to
speak Tor himself:-RsriAs,
NEw ORLEANs. ociobSr 4, lS44.
NcSsrs. Editors ~ nae ReriAc.
GENTLEMEN ths, you take 40
interest 10 whstever adds 10 The prosperity Of
the country. and the West 10 particular. take
the liberty Of sending 10 you a rough drai1 Of a
carriage, which lhiak. is adapted 10 the Prai-
RES and roads 10 the West. The particular al.
vantascs Of carriages Of this construction. is.
that The same carriage eaa be used on COM
mon road. and on a cheap rail road. properly
eoasIucted for IL. They can be made ssToHg
e0oogh to carry IS Q, $4,000 lbs. At oaee. and
not weigh mere ihaa eonmcn 'os5 wagon
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1844-11-09

NoRRow EscAPE.-As the steamboat train
Of cars this afternoon were turning the curve
TO pass the second bridge over Wood river.
about two miles from this city. the engineer
discovered eight ot,en deaf and dumb children
standing on the bridge, all of whom would
have been inevitably crushed had not the
brakeman checked the cars instantly on the
a'arm of the whistle. As il was. the engine
and tender ran abreast Of The children. who
were standing hy the side Of Tho bridge-ihe
passengers car being wider would have crush
ed them all. had il advanced few feet father
The extra exerlons OF the brakeman. who dis
covered them, at The time of the alarm. are
worthy of the highes, consideration.
Hartford Journal.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-30
CONGRESSIONhL PROCEEDINGS
BY TIRE REPORTER OF THE NEw-YoRK rRIsuNr.

WAsmsoTox. rucsduy. Apy ..
Tins has been III tact Il dies a0n IN Con.
srcss, both Houses having ,nct according to
form bat III state either OF feeling or OF nu;ii,
5eIs TO transact business. In The House. after
several abor;;vc attempts to number = quorum. so
obstinate Was the indispoSition 10 Do any thing
that the Chancel!ofuf the iIxchcque7, MIR Nc
NAY, expressing his regret on this account al his
vote against adlourning over COR the Baltimore
Convention, moved that the House ADJOURN
Thus II the characteristic mode Of proceed ng of
'he Locn toco major.ly IN the !psc, t@o days
nave been fst;cred away without accona hing
sin1c be"cii, 10 The Country two.thIds Of the
party being absent, although shrinking from the
responsibility Of atlournment.
Ia SENATE, 4 more respectable number was in
attendance, and Z lew bs were passed.
Aver o!e or TWO petiJons against Annexation,
on motion oi tl1. HUHTI>Grox, The Co,nmttcc on
Commerce w2s discharged from the considera-
ton Of the Report OF the Secretary OF the 'ireas.
rry recommending a substitution of gas for oil IN
right houses. Mr.. II. reported = bill Tor the ap-
poihtnent and promotion OF officers in the Reve-
nuc service Also, House bl. for the cist-ihr.
ton OF charts OF The Coast SurYey-w!i!ch was
passed.
One or two private o. ur.inport=nt bills were
passed.
On motion Of Mr.. BAYARD, the bill reviying
the Naval Pension Law Of 1897 was taken up.
An amendment of Mr.. CHoArE, extending the
provisions Of The bill 10 the Widows @! those vino
tcd Of disease from exposure in The service, gave
rise 10 some remarks. Il WAS agreed to- cas-
i9, Nays Is, and the b:! was cngrosEed-20
10 l6
Bal for the Relief Of the Heirs OF Robert Ful,
ton granting $40 000 an amendment of Fir.
'"ooDbuaY, Placing the gran! in part ca the
ground of the gre.;: inventive services OF Mr..
Fulton, was engrosscd-Y %. Nays IL.
The bill apPropriat;nc $l0O,010 ior canal
trornd tho Fails Of st. Mary, at the opening Of
Lake Superior gave rise &c L discussion, which
was going on, wi'h but little prospect OF action,
at the close oi this,
The HovsE (or an apology for a House, met at
tho usual hour with scarcely quorum.
Some reports were made, one or two petitions
from the South in favor Of Annexation were pre-
sented, aud some other unimportant business vas
transacted.
y oll to provide lor the payment Of certain
pensions, heretofore granted out Of the privatecr
oenscn fund. was reported from the Naval Com
mittce.
MIR. DIcKeHsoS OF Tenn. attempted to sns
pe1,d the rules in order 80 take up and act upon
hc bills upon the private caander III order Ii pos
>ibc 10 achieve something of benefit III awarding
Justice long delayed 10 the private claimants up-
On tie government. Tins was prevented by the
cw l4Ocos that remained and the House ad.
inurncd. ARGUS.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-30
ozsg, THURSDAY nroEssENG. MAY So isas.

CRIMINAL C,RsLE>sSEss-We learn that two
uniform, co,nptuics Iiat went dawn to Staten island
Yesterday 10 fire target. amused themselves al
Ter the exercises were over with shooting a; mark,
put up at random on t-ees-and that lttlc girl o.
the family Of Nr. Rando ph, near the Quarantine,
vas placed IN imminent jeopardy by careless firm
"a BALL passing uc.o. the table AMI just owe. the
plate from which she had an instant before, risen.
Scye-nl bglIs also Passed the heads of the men
al " ork in the Quarantine ari. We did no, lean
What these companies were, or We should name
Them. Sun.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-30
Chc E;rr gr::,i,ne

Wl published week. I'LL the close oitie P.csienta
Canpaizn. Il i bc thoroughly devoted u the advancement
oi tie WIN: Cause Gnd TIE election Of Henry CLAY.
Il # contain substantially Ill the Political whic!
pears in tie Daily and ehy Tribune. with b.cfsummurs
oie News ofihe Day. and transmitted 20 subscribers 10, r
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cblge b. sending in e names early possible
full sets.
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u When single copies ordered. the prce Of which
20 10: the term. the Of the subscribers will be w,
the envelope but in all otcr where Clubs OF Ave
frfcd. the packages be d,Ec;icd nd
vicual ofthe club. or the Post Office
In the City Of New York only be obtained a, The rul
li.ine ti;icc. or from the Ne,gabogs.
z NEW SUBSCRIBERS sill cJGiDencc with TIE !rst a;:n
Der.
Orders are respectfully solicited.
GREELEY & McFi.RATH.
Tribune buildings 80 Nassau At.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-30

u Ii is said there is Postmaster in Arkapsss
who can't read, and when the Mail comes is Tn.
der the necessity OF measuring the sends three
pccks TO Little Rock, two packs TO Batesyiile
and dwindies do%n 70 gallon to The out counties.
RED RIyrR-'rhc Natchtoches Chronicle oil
the Hin INST Gays: The voter in Red Riycf
commenced falling on Thursday, 9.h inst. at this
point. The overthrow has been very destructive
to the growing crop between hero and the Raj" !"
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-30

5@New- Haven halhor is one huge " iish-kettle.' =
Last Saturday over o.c mHi!ca oi white fish was
taken in t~o hauls Selling at so cents the thou
sand, would giye $3.50. They enrich the soil a
we'll Us liie pocket. In every direction around Ne"-
Haven. the Hnsavory atmosphere indicates the pre-
sence OF fish, thrown upon the earth US manure
In this wav some OF HE poorest and most sandy
soil is 50 mech improved that i, will yield first rate
crop-no, OF fish, bun ot vegetation.
New Haven Courier
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-30

BoLD ROBBERY ~ ALB,SY.-fhe counting
room Of Alessrs. Greene, Dor 81 Eng!abcaI;
merchants in Quay street was entered on Satur
diy afternoon, the safe unlocked and Sl30 Il,
cash and dnc bill for S2I0 taken thereirom--
No clue Of the rob5cr has uccn discovered.
[AdvrrtiSer
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-30

SAD AcoinENr.-We understand that un accident
of painful nature, occurred in this city, on Wed
nes6ay morning last. 4 !itlle boy about two or
,A'ee years age son Of SIR. Thomas Cssey, resid
iag in Herbert street, lef, in company with two
oher older children, by the mother for II few min
aa,es, while she went inlo the yard. The parent
had scarcely left the loom when the child went 10.
Yards the hearth, where It's clothes toos fire, and
teoie assistance came 10 hand was mos, DREADFUL,
burnt. The liltle suferers agony was almost un.
sqppor,able and resulted in fits, which continued
Ill Thursday evening, when its sufcrines closed in
Cath. Salem, Mass. Observer
q On Sunday morning the 18th inst. abou,
two o'clock, the dwelling house OF Mr.. John
Walker, in Exeter, Me. was entirely consumed
By fire. Loss about $1,000. No insurance.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-30

ApoMISApLr.-The black man employed at the
entrance of the Lafayette Bazaar, l49 Broadway,
vas Yesterday afternoon attacked and byutaly
beaten by a gang OF rowdics without provocaton
Ills clothes were nearly torn of and his face
badly disfgurcd we trust the City authorities
will take The matter in hand. An assau, OF this
Kind in Broadway, and in jrcad-9ay too, IS not
TO be passed unnoGccd, whether committed on
whites or backs gentlemen or servants. Sun.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-30
CFFap FOE CASH.

=.
no. 73 CEDAR, oSE poor FROM sAssAr-sTREET,
~ ms r-r.lYes! from Auction great ysfey c Blzc';
nes. prir;ed Lawns China Erieston Ginghans. Blond
rss e-wo sed Bands, silk Gimps. Cotton EInse,
b. ;s R,,hes Ribbons Linen Cambrc HandkH. Thread
md Cotton Edrngs Gmpun Lace Hosiery Gloves. Lace
Velk SC aii Of which vii be sold a. greet bargains '
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-30

a SMALL MrsrAKE-Thc statement going
the round of the papers, to the effect that the
Rev Mr.. Net,!c;on, deceased has LEFT S2d,0aU to
tic Theological department OF Ya'c College, ls
doNoted b. those vino cught 10 kno~ The fact II
true. New Haven Register.
y STRiKg FOR WAGEs.-YesteTday,l hundreds
Of men and horses were at work at Tie Railroad
tunnel, on Atlantic street. TODAY the whole
line IS deserted! We understand the laborcls
have heretofore received 81 cents per day, and
they now demand considerable advance. This
will probably bear hard on the contractors, who
have taken Jobs from the Railroad Company.
Druoklvn Star
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-30

y THE OMsiBus: a Collection of four Origi-
Novels Paul Jones; Miifrei Losel;' Cue
4 the Charib Bride BY IIE5Hy WM. HERBERT,
Julia Corryeur, Romance of the Alps, by I.
GAArrAy, is published fer 25 cents by Vim. II.
,b,m, in the Tribune Office.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-30

TIE NEXT MovEMENrs.-'fhe Washington Cor
pOadent Of the Boston Courier writes;
"A large numbe. OF removals vii! take place after
Convention bat the probability is that the
Hhggishly inclined portion of the TYLER party
Ill not suirr Gov. Everett will not be removed
nu where he is, though Mr. JsneI vii not be ,ui-
4tl 10 remain at Yicuna. The former Is consider
a 30 able mau To be sent 10 COvcatry. Mr.. Hi
Land, our Charge d'Ailtres To Belgium, has iorhed
very good resolution 10 come home, as he lni5h'
9lsrSise have been invitc;! do So
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-30

VOCAL MUSIC AND ELOCUTioNARY SCIENCE
a F. H. NASH lately associated WIN TO- BsoSsoSI @
would respectfully inform these Ccc,s o; Developing ana cu
,ync tlieir Voices Singing and Speaking IN rn effective
manner. wcut causing hoesne ., exnansnn; m it e mas
York 10 Instruct indirdudLs and smGA Glasses or reason
te tecns he will ssn instruct GLEE CLUBS and CHoiRs
and riyr Pirate Instruction all pas Of the city, fof pn
tcurs ard references Circulars at iEe BOOK ana susc
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-30

MORTALITY oN TIE CoAs7 OF AFRIcA.-The
bark Hodcrick Dhu, at Providence from Accra,
reports that ,he British brig Shlmsn, from Sierra
Leone for the lcewerd, was at Cape Coast
March %, with the loss Of all hands except cap.
tain ana second officer.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-30
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% G1- lie Pa NJ: aiS, the DRPHEUS GLEE BOOK. be
nc c!scin % -s ior iJur male voices. wi piano Gccq;n
ann-h, selected ard compiled lr? the he; GeTnan anu In
-lh authors by AUSTIN PHILLIPS. Face Oe Dollar PEI
SET MERCHANTS end he Musical community geeiay are Re
J=c.;i..y la:!ei 70 caI! .thc'!
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-30

SINGULAR DrsE.sE-Thc Fall River Monitor
siycs the following particulars OF a!scaso which
mas recently attacked "a family in that village.
The man, his wife and three children, were al
lacked within short imc OF each other. They
are raticna can converse, but cannot move
They can assign no probable cause for their
mulady, nor have the physicians been able to
satisfy themselves OF the nature or cause oi the
disease.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-30
HIl!t HiAu TWtLiv-Onc NeNts.
ST. Louis Peoples Organ.

FalSrlXG FOX EFFEcr.-Madem DC y. was
Aely dining with L. at Paris. The dinner had
passed off pleasantly, when, on rising from the
'aole, MADAM Y. though, proper 10 faint. She
vas Immediately carried to the bed Of the lady OF
lie house, where she remained immovabe. Her
aeug was cut, salts applied to her nosc-cvery
hing was useless Madam Y. still remained i'm
movable Oh the elegant bed ornamentcd with silk
md lace. One OF the by.stsnders, more scan.
daIOus than the rest, pretended that this fainting
vas only an ingenious device for taking sicsta,
and he declared himself ready to 90 ard faint,
rpon sof4 in the ncighboring saloon.
The mistress Of the housc grew weary Of being
Employed for so long time atout the same per.
son; her ennui made her little malicious. and,
10 spread snare for the far fainter, she simply
sae, DO you know what makes her Ill her
hai: is TOO tight; it rusi be united" These
ro,ds acted ike magic. Forgetting every thing,
by an involuntary movement ,hc far invalid pu,
both her hands up to her head to defend her false
N'sids from an aggression which nigh, reveal toc
much, ard feigning to come to herself, "Whert
am Z" said she, in feeble voice. =" Al IN,
house." replied her fiend, but your carriage i
he'e, and in five minutes you Will be in you
own"
Moral of the story: Pretended fainting re
cures real hair Courier dcs Etats Unis.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-30

r. BARNEY O'REiRDoS, the Navigator, ant
.u Tales of ireland, by SAM. LOVER, has been
s,us by Saxton Il Miles.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-30

- CLAY LErrER.PAPER, with a likeness o
(. Clay thereon, is sold by ID. Felt Il Go. "a;
,f and 81 Wall.st.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-30

IEE BoYs' AND GlHLs MONTHLY LIBRARY for
e, edited by Mrs. Colman, has been sen, Us by
lgsss and S;ringcr. 1t is an interesting little
d, and will he eagerly sought attcr by the chill
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-30

5cnlsM AMONG THE MorMoss.-Ihe WARSAW
Signal states that rupture had taken place
among the Mor!nons-a respectable number OF
the most intelligent members OF that body having
seeded, under the guidance OF William Law,
and set up for themselves. Ii does not appear
that the religious views of the seccders have un
dersonc any material change. They profess 10
believe that Joseph Smith was oncn Il true
prophet; but conlend that he is now fallen from
sracc, and no longer worthy to remain at the
tead Of the Church. Private information con
firms the above intelligence in It's most essential
jeata,cs. Alton Telegraph.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-30

ga fair lithcgraphc Portrait Of JAMES HAR-
IL, Mayor Of our City, has just been published by
itlsliu & Cuipers, IL Nassau-street.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-30

yTau. KTySEI-r l. co. g. CATHARING-sT would
iniurri ther iorn.c and the public rfseiai
TINT they feasen lire above store ana ,r m -, @ ,S a. %
noers md Auconeers ~hich will be sod at greatly rsaaeH
p, ~ II, nnd Bca-e, fun a'.to i co! Lawns
Prncd Jaeonets and Cambria osns O 3 o1 's 10
neS fInm Is I'd to 2 Baaze Silk ahd Cashmere SnnTs
Blk blue5lack and colored SSs Liisa .sneriss nm eSs
r..ber with k PnraSols. Prints. Musis md variety OF
o.ne- rros which you invited 70 clH ud EXAMINE
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-30

DRowNep "A young coorcd mar, in the en-.
,lov of the Iron Sieambaat Lire, fell overheard
yesterday, from the barge i;rntrs, while IN the
act CT drawing pail Q. water fronahe rlvcr.
Albany Atlas
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-30
TRGRgNE JOB PRINTING OFFICE,

30. i5l NASSAU STREET
All kinds n: Jos Printing. such as
PAMPHLETS. MAMMOTH SHOW H!L.s
CATALOGUES, LECTURE Hills
CHECKS, Cagps, toHlEET BILLS. Plam ana
INSURANCE FOLICl.s. Fancr.
Bills or !.ADISJ, POLITICAL BILLS,
CIRCULARS. tIRt;I.iRs. neat &c.
Promptly e1ecu,ed the Office Of i-pune No. J Nassau
sL.eei-opl,sle Tie .aEk.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-30

u Prof. siliiman, MIR. Sheppard and J. Z.
Townsend narrowly escaped a serious accident a
short tuic since at St. Louis, Io. They had
been invited to ride short distance from the CITY
and in returning, the horses became frightened
and ran, they saving themselves by jumping from
the carriage. The vehicle was demolished, and
enc OF the horses killed.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-30

=, /" The Chemical and Physiological Balance
nanic Nature: An Essay by NJ. J. DUMAS and
y B. BoUss!NGAULT, Members Of the Iaslitute
:uace Edited by ID. 2. GARDINER, Ri. d. Lee
j on Agricultural Chemistry, sc. from the lhi'd
/, Edition, with New Documents This work
jtbe same class with Prot. Licbig's, ard like III
elopcs truths of the hiShes, practical Importance
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-30
The Juni;;s tTF,c:s,

The J,ini;;s Tracts.
No. |. TIE Test; or Pa;,ics 7 '4sl 5y tEei, Asts.
No. II The CURRENCY.
No. Ill. THx TARIFF.
No. ". LIFE OF Henry CLAY
No. V. PoLr.IcAL AEoLrFGoS.
No VI. DEMOCRACY.
No. VII. LABOR .yp CAPITAL.
No. VII. TIE PuHLic LANDS.
Price Re::S;cml.
The Price OF tire .iNIu& fR .iCS Or the Residential
Campaign will he SIS thousand.
THE WHOLE SERIES. bound to.eiher. comprising Il
na.c>, Is published IL ) q q hcIdTel
.Nesz !ss. ipni - ls;:.
n Orders r.us! L= accompanied wit cash.
ap22 :.aw PntlaissFs fsFt Aa'DoT.
~ Daily scrntog. !y-h:a.-Oi the DAY Of Sd
jane next aa, Until the h lag Of ScPt.f5s next the sub
,crber wl publish every mor.;Gs Sundays ecsPed DAILY
Newspaper nite .ize cfle Slrcg. u ,. 10 be e0,ed
tie DAILY SARATOGA WING. "a e9tr'n has;dcs ite
political n-vs o the ay and deeaces Of hs candidates and
Wing prncs:es record c. the arrivals 81 IL otei of St
toca Srncs public cc:is. amucents. t;ors o lectures.
b=!s and Ia ,ey Wi -uaseHe tie case o Justice and
or,;;y cr,mina! posecuoas ard yiolsuc of the cace
ana good orie. Of the village
Fo,mns rs Saratoga SpraEs docs. dgrn; tie molts o!
Ji.e iuiY and August. fc.s OF Laesere Ta,su9s 10
Every Important po OF he Jnon II b-Ecd the a.a!'-
,sges oi daily ps,cr published efe duins hese ;cn 70
.-.,.s and ho.- keepers the priDcini cites 0i the
Iron are UNSURPASSED by to>e OF any paper sued ckewrerc
II Is also ruade0y expected that i VII Poses supstiot
advantage, over ner papers 10 iierchaT;s ipel Keepers and
hers who are urciiy design 20 be- a "a al Sstoga ior
Tie terms oi tic Daily Saratoga Wa: gi be 81 90.
en,. I Sr-; nertoi each sukeIuea Insertion.
isoe.s N cc;rr. yrII -cupy pu'nine:i place. An sd-
,,og ra- or 81 80 VII be made ilf Advertising during
he .ss son nader tbs heni--Gi sa d,irdHee
Dners cti with H. r Scener. Ciy Bsn% Mason and ~:
IL, W,sss nca: Ann stree: !. Is. Crock Fulton CiI
, ec TewY1rt--A Spuulcr tsl.. 10 Fsntsiec. and T.
y S.,ner Fultrn cppusIte H'css-t.rei. brooklyn, =
d d. =, the icc OF the Ia ~ Sari5ls Wing broad
.ay onp0sie The UaHed StAtes Hotel it' Newspaper Ad
verii.,nr or Job Printing, Will be prompt, aitandsd
Saratoga spunss. May. 1874 ms Law 4"
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-30

NoRfoLx.-The City of Norfolk, Va. has re-
Gently been the scene OF great number OF inys'ef-
on. and daring burglar,cs. One day last week,
however, a slave belonging to Mr., BAILEY Adams,
was discovered TO have been 4: the bottom OF al!
,bcse transactions, and arrested. According to
his own confcssion lie has had hand IN t~enfy-
i,rn burrlnrIes.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-30
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Controversy her~ecn Kcv. DIS Wainwright and Pot
cSnnu l-n n Church without II Ei>hup.
The ahuye Controversy printed III neat Pamphlet nrd
done up Will! printed co'e FOR sale at the Ti0une oice
G1- Health, ouie'. and Com fort.-'l'he Graham
ilcnc b Eatc!ay str; Nc"-I"'H pr,ers advantages u
stopping few days weeks m he city, such
rfnly offered. ciGby locnted clean aud any street
vcnlty of the principal landings. IL apartments
convenient and nt; while its table suarlIe, with the he
Animal t0of and stimu1ns u. all hinl.. CGFge, mce:G,e
md evcTy eiiou made render c;icr comfortable Shower
GI.> free Rcmemter. S3 Barr;ly street. Iy25F
~ Irish EGm;:sTamt Socicry.-NofIce.-An
Election for uiHc"r Of hl Society for tie year, wi!
=" me society ~ iiiIt 81 l9l open from 10 ~ NJ I" t""
o'clock. T. NJ New. York iLth Nay. lSi NIL t2ljune INC
SEVENTH WARD B>sx. Nevv.yott, May 81 1874,
OF iicciio:i,-iae Stockholders o' thi' Bank urc
hereby notified :hnt election Tor thirteen Directors oT the
,GnS year. and Tor three inspectors oa succeeding elec
tor vii be e! the Banking House On III EoDAl tie l
dag Of Jnne Rezt.
The Poll will he opcned 1T l2 ". and case O'Clock PM
By order otilc Board. a. 5. FRASER. Cashier.
me- tell
G.- The Socks Of S,i!,scrE ptiosi to the Capital
Stock prle Ne-YO:h and LIE Railroad Co open
the Office o; tire Company. No. "a Wnlseet. between the
hoGTs 81 10 nnd5. WI. ". COULD. Secretary.
New York. Apri 24i,, lS:i 40
rs- Temperance House, % Vsey,>tfec;. near the
A.1, House r. NJ Goss has ,nkcn this delightful s,ua
yanH- M the most reasonable terms.
Tie house ncst aud newly urGhed-ihe situation airy,
baths .:ce mygtf
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-30

:sOARDlNt Al = COCRTLAND SI'.-lhs establish
Oent having been taken lease ready to receive s'nse
cent encn ;ln -, who may Wish permanent bInTi WIN
omorabe apartments Enquire o Mrs GcIe. g C@urtt.nd
,,.s; apsn lm-