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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-03-30
administration Notice.

TsNtk Undersigned having been appointed BY the
a t'ooate ooaEs, ia and iOr ths county of Grant
and io.a'ory OF " Wisconsin, administrator of the
estate Of George Davis, late Of said county. No
uee Is therefore hereby given 10 all persons who are
iadebied 10 SID estate 10 call on said admaisira-
to- on Or before sas alss Monday Of March next,
aad al peEsoas IA claims agsins, the said ss-
tate ase also requested to present them TO the said
eoe; 81 Probate Oh the said tiTss Monday Of March
asNl a'1he Probsts osice in tins town of Lancaster
II sad cocaty, well authenticated, in order that
sa'd ca a., i. any, may Be disposed Of secording
io law. na.sd Lancaster, Grant county, ". T.,
!lnuary =, 1874.
3 GEORGE W. BYERIY,
Adm Ct TIE sss.es Of G. Davis, 5ee'd
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-03-30
PLATTEVILLE ACADEMY.

rTNtIIS Institution will commence il. regular
Il Session on Wednesday, the 18th October
A. ID. 1913.
The Trustees have secured the services Of Mr.
ID. K. CARRIER, a. Il. as permanent prime pal
Nr. Carrier Is an approved and experienced tesch-
or, whom tina Trustees can, with entire calhaenre.
recommend to the public, ss~ell qualified 10 take
charge OF such an Institution. The Plsusville
Academy has excellent rooms sufic ien!ly large 10
accommodate more than one humid ed pupils in
their recitations; lite location is very healthy sad
easy OF access
The Principal has provided himself With con-
siderable Philosophical Apparatus. which viii be
used 10 illustrate those sudss 10 Which IL 10 asap,-
ed
The Institution will commence with Male asd
Female department. The Principal will provide
Femas teacher eatirely competent to aid him.
The Academic year will be divided into four
Terms OF elsveh weeks each.
Parents or Guardians residing alta distance can
OBTAIN any further information BY addressing the
Principal, f0sr P.ID Board can be obtained in
private families a, from 81 80 to s. 90.
Term, Of Talioa.
Higher English /" 400
Mathematics, 500
Languages, 600
Nc charge for incidsntal..
Tuition iOr each Tenn win be required in sd-
vance, or satisfactory reference given. IL 10 high
~ desirse.e IN the 0rmstiss of classes, and for
Other obvious iessoAs, that each student should, IL
possible, be p.eseai at the commencement of the
Term.
The Principal II the Iuslitation-the President
Of the Board, d.. John Bevans, aud IN. Secretary,
NAV he eale3 upon to give assistance TO Students
IN nndins Boarding places, or TO render any other
AID @hlch Parents NAV wish.
J. W. CLARK. Secretary
Of Bosrd Of Trustees.
fttTTEriiLE. Oct 10Th 1913 SLIT.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-03-30
SCIsSORINGS.

3J-lfyo was dog, and was hog,
A rootin' away in the yard;
Iflhe cid man should say drive tina. hog away,
Would you worry or bite very hards
A senlimen, so sublime, says the ". o. Pic.
deserves an answer, and we venture TO sup.
pose that the lady said in reply
When are dog, and you are hog,
A wandering out from the sly.
I'll no, breathe bark. bu, merely remark,
"Go it, Porkio root hog or die!i"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-03-30
From The New Mirror.
THE LIGHT ON THE SHORE.

Our life is bubble.
And Time is the ocean;
Each wave is a trouble,
And Love the commoIion.
Dor breeze is sigh.
That watts Us safe Ger;
And soft woman's eye,
The light on the shore.
From the rock Of Despair
We let go the rope.
Through the breakers we wear,
With the anchor Of Hope.
"Heigh ho.i" is the cry,
True Friendship the store,
And soft woman's eye.
The light on the shore.
Though we weather the blast,
And cherish the cargo,
Old Death comes a, last
And lays al embargo.
When thus called to die,
May we still look before,
Sill keep in our eye
The ligh. on the shore.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-03-30
Extraordinary Induce oenss

extraordinary Induce oenta
TO take the Saturday Museum,
one copy for one year, e.
Three copies for one year, or oRs copy for
three years,
Seven copies for ono year, 10
Twelve s. (" Is
Seventeen - " 20
Two and
one copy of GOdey's Lsdy's Book, OF Ora
hams Magazine, 5
Five copies Q. The Saturday Museum, ana ,~o
copies OF Godey's Lsdy's Boooh, os era
hams Magazine, 10
The Money must always BE- sent IN advance,
free Of postage.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-03-30

6F0In making some excavations at
the New Orleans Gas Works, lately,
the remains Of forest of trees of i'm
mense size were discovered. Some
were IL and 5 feet in circumference.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-03-30

ORIGIN OF DAN TuCkER.-Many
amateurs ofmusic readily recognize in
the airs Of The serenaders at Amory
Hal.parts Of music that they nave
heard previous. Let Northern man
go South, and If by accident he should
be humming over some fashionable air,
in an instant all the negroes within
hearing will start and seem delighted.
Parte of the tune, no matter how ;ri-
fling will be remembered, and in the
evening when their daily tolls are over,
you will hear the old Banjo player
hard at work fixing the strings of his
instrument until he makes something
of what the white man sung, which he
christens with q name OF his own Sc
lection. Thus originated "0ld Dan
Tucker"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-03-30
Expenditures.

Expenditures.
School Fund.-Amount Of School Fund
appropriated to and among The differ
ent School Districts, aud paid as APP
prated, s2,O6l IS
PdoDers Amount paid Cor board and
clothing for Paupers, and for attend
anee OF nurses during sickness, aud
for expenses Of burial, Sc. $500 81
Physicians BiHs.-Amount paid to Ply
sicians for medical attendance on pau
pers, $3.50 81
Stattonery.-Amount paid for books, &c.
for clerk of District Court, clerk of
Board of Commissioners, Register Of
Deeds &c, Sl2l IA
Hitaess d attorneys Ees.--Amount
paid for fees of witnesses in criminal
eases III the District Court, for salary,
&c. of District attorney, and for serv-
CO. ~ attending sale Of land for taxes, 1927 90
SheTit's Fees.--Amount paid 10 Sheriff
fOf fees in criminal cases, keeping Jail
one year, attendance of Sheriff and
Deputies on District Couh and Board
of Commissioners, summoning juries,
&c, and Cor board, clothing, fuel, &c,
for prisoner in Jail, and for fuel fox
count house, s76l 90
Elections. Amount paid TO judges and
clerks OF elections, FOR their per diem
and mileage, msAing returns, &c, Sasl So
Court Houie. Amount paid for repairs,
&c, on colr. house, slOs 20
County Co1laisSiOaerS'& Clerks Fees
Amount paid for Der diem and mileage
Of Commissioners, aud per den. Of
clerk, and for CLERKS fees, Sc, S596 OF
Justices aad CoaStd6les. Amount paid
for fees in criminal cases by justices of
the peace. and for consiabs's an1 wit
nesses' fees, and fees of guards for
criminals before justices OF the peace,
and for jury fees, &c, before justices
Of tho peace, Si43 70
Roads and Bridges Amour: paid to
viewers, claimants, and surveyors Of
roads, ahd for building and repairing
bridges, &c, S65l As
Jury FeeS.--Amount paid petit juro,s Tor
per diem and mileage ior second week
Of District Count, sa6l 81
fo' fees j" criminal cases, &c, So OF
.4sssssofs.-- Amount paid 10 assessors of
lands and town lois, sl93 90
Pfiatiag.--Amount paid Tor printing adj
vsr'issmen's, &c, s3o6 S.
7ares RefjHaaca. --Amount of taxes re-
;, funded as erroaOeasy paid, S2s l6
Uoices,--Amonat paid as bouaiy for Kill
ling wolves, S2o4 90
Territorial Rcreaue. Amount paid TO
territorial treasurer, beng ave per cent.
on tax roll OF ls4S, saa2 80
Collectors Ftes--Amount paid collector
for per cenIage, and fees on sale Of
land for taxes, 1865 10
IfeGSIrer's Eces.--Amounl paid treasur-
eT for his per contage Oh settlement of
tax roll of 1913, and on fines aud Ii
censes, s24l so
Miscellaneous, S25 81
Total amount Of expenditures for 1913,
for all purposes, $3.50 81
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-03-30
Fiscal Affairs Of Grant County.

ofthe Receipts and Expendi-
~ lures Of Grant County, w. T., for the year
A. ID. l543, viz: from the Doth day of January,
l843, to the l2lh day OF January, 1874 inclu-
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-03-30

Receipts.
Amount oftaxes actually collected from
all sources, for all purposes, S6,335 IS
Amount reserved from grocery, tavern,
pedlar, and ether licenses, SJ5S 80
Amount OF haes paid ngo Toe ;IsssIry b.
Justices of the Peace, So 90
Amount received from sale Of Lancaster
lois, $50 90
Total amount OF Receipts, & ,O0I 90
TOTAL amount OF Expenditures, So,533 81
sI,l3l 95
Orders outstanding OF 18th Jan. 1874, Si,3S9 IS
Amounted liability, S2,Y2l 30
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-03-30

AEOLASSES.- 6rss rate agtic,s fof ssle low
WI ~ BARBER & WARD
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-03-30

Resources
Judgments in District Court in favor Of
Gran, County, sl,750 90
Sl.5OO Of which my be considered
good, being mostly secured BY lien ca
Real Estate.
AmocHtof taxes Tor which lands were
sold aad esuiEra;es transferred TO
Grant Couuty, al tax sale OF lS4a, IA
bout, S1,l5o 90
Same, al tax sale Of 1913, = ,lUJ 90
Taxes due OF aad sold il lS40, snd 60.
whica the county has tax deeds aunItl, So Oh
faxes duo Oh land snld ia 1871, and Ia
which Tho cauaty has tax deeds. aboai), $3i6 %
Total amolat OF resources, S3,iti 0l
Amount Of liability, $@99l 80
Balance in favor Of county, S3,5l9 80
ORRIS MCCARTNEY, !
JAMES /. CHAPMAN, : Nol"!
WILLIAM DAVIDSON, No'''''''s .
Attest, l.. q. SaSADAk, CIerk.
- IL
AZ oLASSES.-A frss rate article f55 sale loT
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-27
STANDARD EPISCOPAL WORKS.
R.c.ntl, puhIiSlei.

TN. Complete Works o: the learned and udclous Divne
KicU.Rr uoogaR with Life Of lsaak Walton, and
Notes and Appendix by Rev. John keble thee vols.
Of oxford edtion IN vols. 5vO. with Index OF texts
OF scripture. ~
P,,ri,csl sermons for EYeIy SUNDAY and PRINCIPAL o
,lny In the Year. by Rev. Ihas. Bradley. i. Nj 2vos
|. 81 .o
Osilbys Lectures the Church IN Eng and md America.
;!nrha> Notes Eplscnprcy Edited by Wainwright -
s,.nc, r. Ciri,nn Instructed the Ways OF the Gospel
and the Church. ;.i -
J.eny Taylor. Eg.copHcy Asserted and Maintained VI
cdry's Family nnd pr,h Sermons IS
Maurice on Kingdom OF Christ 81
iinnun- The Unity oi the Church. ~
Blrnel History e ReiumaOn best edition. vols G
%-,ym.n Psfochal Sermons ~
80 Sermons bearing IN the Day .......,l -
Lean Live. hy Christopher sutton. u. D.,.,... ~
Learn 10 Die do q" ....'-......'..i -
N-t;!atiun on the SACRAMENT, do ............ J W
ff.c,ical christian. b. K Sherlock. W
a kempi.'s Imitation ut Christ. conoee .......l tU
i5ut!e Nncss OF the Church by Rev. w Kip! "
Manuel of PRIVATE D1vOiion edited 10y Splncke ~
EIrly Enssh ChufcI by Rev T.. Chuft"n "
~ 1,s- 10 BfJadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-27
SPLENDID GOODS Ar TIE

EtW-YORK CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT
No. li2 FULros-;rREEr, NEAR BROADWAY.
u ST Received large and elegant assortment OF faii and
Winter Goods gentemens and are now prepared
.uppy our customers with Of dcscrpuon o.
sos,or orkmanshp both with regard style nn6 duabh
IT, and at prices far below those Of tho pretended cheap ea,h
establishment. IN Broadway Thors estub.hmenn beng
compelled by Of the great to charge iners
e. prce. Tor garments of inferior workmanship In otrs that
gentlemen may be CONVINCED o.. the truth Of statement We
rye them TO m examination OF goods well as TO tbs
ze Of our garments, which haet Ourselves will compare
f. oraby with any nude this country and at prices the Ho
.,,.,..,n,, A q FISHER A. co si7 lms
,HlRTS-Oi .upeor gialy and latest styles al tho New
- ork CASH Tniiorng Establishment nnd G.ntlenens Gen
o. FuTnl.nng store ~ .fuiway doors below IN
f'.-nsS,n Hens. rnu2s ian J. q BOOTH & CO
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-27
Rich FAIL AN1 WINTER GOODS.

j
ls7 BROADWAY.
Three doors beioto tie Franklin .foaSe.
~ The Sub,erbe respectfully announce tho 'IheS aSe'
,t.ie g -lnsye arrangements FOR the
FALL AND WINTER TRADE,
which vii, enable them oer greater Inducements than e'e
Fail and Win,e: Garments.
they have already received by late arrivals great 'ansy
G 7ay and rich STYLES of Goods well adapted the coming
nn-nnd will also receive by the next packets and steamers
tie largest and OF the attest and most oeautfui
les of fancy French Elastic Cas'mercs. rlch figured ereu
,hmeres Satin and SILK Fens. ever 5eoIo Offered IN th
c,y.
Ab jc5t lsceiyei evsr lnvoice OF rwiei and BeaTe:
C, for Over Goats CuaAs. Peltos SC Black and fancy
ored French and English Cloths from the most celeoreea
manufacturers being the cut m their establishment
a. ~, Inst 6ye y.nrs aud which for durability. beauty OF m
H audas,ne,s o colo b. sceled. II eduaIed. o7
ary Il, les of !oths imported the United states
Their stock o; Fasy Articles viii comprise III part. the
rs ,iys of nl nr' winter Cravg Scafts. SGspenders.
,y..s fauak..ceG ue..ety. Under Shitts and Dawep.
~ and muslin sn.:s Collnfs boSOms. Shoulder Baoes
:ins and Money Belts Umbrellas aud Umbrella canes &c
& WIZ. every variety Of go0ds usually Kept III gentleman
eFai Quitting establishment.
Also tall assortment of ready made Cothns Consisting ci
Coaks Over Coats Dress and FrocS Coats PaTtaooh' a'
N,s OF every variety where gentlemen requiring garments 10Y
Immediate depend getting i't rate ar'ce
made and trimmed equal to those ufnshn 10
oder and at prices that cannot fail to peGse Sct punc'u
aiy observed in filling orders
YIa7 js,t si'''' j. {. BOOTH & GO.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-27
EsEtEE siEEhsTsns.

~ %rs~ Ne"itu:;" II. F'ecl.ct,oc.- the term
nation OF Harlem Railroad. ,taItny sep, g 1icEkTs
which VIII eutie The btHrer - nud reu,, IA the cfr
haii 2'ice "i The usugl lre BE- ID nj National Hall
Clay Reading .oom, III Broadway esd At 'hs office. -
IL W hiE> Attcnd.-f'fe Whrs " Ne,v-YoJ and
vcnl,y respectfully invited TO Fcad Mass Meeting he
hc!d at GdeIh Tavern. TucknhCc. lie ot
;he lIateia Railroad. on Sauiry next. 18Th iu n + H.
Gnf 10 as'l'' ASH Pole which 10 BE- drawn
tae ground BY one hundred yoke OF oxen.
The Harlem Railroad Cars leave the City Hall IL CciGcS
a. M 10 convey passengers 20 the meeting
Several distinguished Orator. hare been invited and wall de
liver addresses
Dnd,vo,hs Dnnd md fne G!ee Club viii eniven the meet
nc ,:ith muse md snnEs.
Icke>-euttlnr holder "A passage the Car half
regular hremry be had the Harlem ka,lt1ld Office CITY
Hall. anl "a the " ic EeadlGs. Eo EAgress Buildings
BfoadwGy. IS Il.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-27
NEW SPRING GOODS!
den's, BpTs, art Gi,iidren'S Clothing

E:1 u G (. T. G II u r ",
&c. 40 GaGtiIhEn-strec:,
LII ,,EEp CONS ANrl.Y On HASD FULL
ANiI COMPLETE ASSDRrNEN OF
I,t5,-S BOYS, MD CHiLDPEN'S CLO16lNG
OF descriptions. lade IN the MOST sHloSAaLs sTYLk.C
ch he would respectfully nys the attention oil h'e 10 ~a
le h'is made ARRANGEMENTS 10 Ieceve ,.,-,s,
s. sc,Ird ibs sa .eryie. Of sSfeeaese
ers. peGIeJ ills 20 siys perfect 'aSachSn 10 d
uGy purchaSe. ......-. ..J
- +, ,pr,,, r,,sJ~Si,,1 @ J ie5 ish
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-27
BILL OF FARE
Dessef RI
Puadings Pies. Custafds. and Dumplngs. sd each
Au the deLicdcieS IN their season.
CLOSED or SUNDAY sig I'm!
EOR THE PILES.

FAD the following and remarkable ese
=, Of Piles Mr. J. Bowman distinguished nrch tect re-
o m Eroahway been i c.ed with the Pies fof four
sn year. He consulted about Efe- month. since hu
nth ~ foul app-tite bad liver torpid. sOnnl papita
n c0unenhnce pale aud iangn, compn ei pains over
Saeys greit irritation. tension and weight IN the lower
.rnn uf The bowels attended with pie much IN
famed al intense sutenz nj other iin'e
-st dehty the muscles Of the back from the long connu
81 imitation had IN some degree o.t their producing
unhugo md with much difficulty hnt he foan "sih
~ .teo wa. feeble and lnirm had expended more man hV
bnnded oIla in fourteen yrnr for tbi, complaint and had
nd nnly Temporary relief /, now entirely cured having
,vsn only t-mo0nry reiief entirely cured. haunf
In onIy three boxes PILE ELKCTUARY; has uavesc
two thousand miles and eets return oi ho
jnt well and active he thty ysars
nro and attributes all 70 that inr'tnabs remedy w
thousand .imlor cure! By the .ame means he re
ELENA ~ M internal remedy sold by the Proprietor at h1
rcs ls5 R0wery four door above Spring street Adycs
,rntjs Remember l9S Bowery Agent. j. T. Warner q 70
- I, Ica =, e r, prfrs Ia .9 3n lb I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-27

~ RYRUM ATTsN. PAIN THE RACK Contracted Cords
a..es fsy te cured 10y using the Indian Vegetable Elixir
iseri Numbers VINO have been crippled ior years and
ss suffered most intensely from Theumatc and have
ts every article sgld 20 be remedy without success and
shy hsye oscome discouraged have at lust to their own
srs and dels been perfectly cured by This Nerve aud
Bse Lnimen. and ENi: Hy the Of this remedy wenk
frbi are srens heus. contracted cords relaxed swell
., are reduced niiammatrns stopped. aud those
srs cnpo.e enabled walk II persons wall make
on. ina Of this article they ~ find that say Of
rue lf no reum c0uty affection where IS
s,.1 To bc had ri q toutifn.t- street New York.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-27

~ incendares are at work IN ST. Catharines
Last Saturday morning, week, the colored Baptist
Church, respectable new structure was fred and
considerable injury was done before the flames could
be subdnel. fBnffnln Com
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-27

BuLEy's SARsApARILLA.-This old established preparation
Of Sarsapaila Ous und iuyoay known IN the treat
men OF all arising from impure stHe of the blood
and nns used IN the United States Navy
and by the medi:u faculty lhr0uZ hou the width ana bteh
Of TIN, Union, md 10 most pa;s Oi tine wo-nees no ex
pene advertising Certificates though any &en,ity OF cert
hcceS Dee produced certifying the gr. efficacy al ;h
necne. Ihcy be scent by calling whcleSg dug
gsin Newly oFS city ortne Proprietor m Bt4okyn For sale
reduced Jf!ce hy uslsy all the wholesale dlugEiti New
YORK and ircis shui- ttu tinted STAT. 5l6 2Iw II
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-27

~ Rev. Nr. Gary, Superintendent of the
u.,sod;st Episcopal Mission IN Oregon. and his
,.sr arrived a; the Sandwich Islands on the 2ith OF
al AL in the ship Lausanne, in good health. a
e, gss al tire Islands, bound TO Columbia river, on
s'1nu; sn Of which MIR. aud Mr,. Ger, embar ted, and
~, nrobaby arrived a; the mission station in Ore
"; W about Ike close of May
y.yuFAcTuRiSG EsrAstIsHNENTs AT SAILS
.rsy ,Np AVt>FURI, NiNss.-T The !Sauuel Manu-
s.,nfing CoHFae5 in 'u,tshDry. wen; lnto opera-
IN ia i5222. The capital s'och Is sSl5ee00. The
,auber OF psrsoa eapIo.ed Is hon 80 'nal"s 9nd md
S emaeS. 'h -f-!"=i '"' '''''.- - 't'@at = ttFi
~, r,,nth. s efo o' cio.ii aic produced
ge.h.
The The S,lisbury manufacturing Compau, went into
.os,sron me sure ,err as 5e .hosr. Tie capital
~ !, SSeDugf. iheic ase three Mills contain
-, 500 pa.5, - Ivous, ~ scIs oi cards, en-
" as,inr $50 males aud l80 females The pny-roIi
!, s; coo per moaih and io,00o yards OF cloth are
-s 2 weekly.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-27
FANCY SILK GOODS,
Newest Styles.


Newest Styles.
PECK. NICOLSON WRIGHT
No l29 Pearl and 80 Bee eF-s;Feets, Newly orr.
Would respectfully that tey ale opening large
and newly selected Stock oi
SILK GOODS.
of which aTe ofhe latest Fal styles comprising full az
5. rmen, Ci ,,.,o.,,,,,
insisting IN paft of rich Cashmere Ecosse, rich printed
,y;n de Irne Crapo De LANES onew and elegant styles
rh plan Camelon and stripe epeaiers. new and is
..onabe article; CGceion B:ocale. and Broche striped
: KS black =ad coo:e, aipaccns, !=ured and PLAIN.
stiiWLS.
irocpp and Cashmere hn~s. patierus C.me!on aud
rocade figured SIX shawls Damu5k Wooen st'adia aad
rsh Damask AlapacchH Nsfinc. Thhe'. aud H!'i'n lie
anc IN great variety, Sc.
RIBBONS.
l usolin,e5 cl Bcnne, and Gap kieboG Of the richest
! All, styles. .c,s
Figured Cap Lace. Trimming Lncc7 and Lace Edencs.
Thread, Iise Plated and Brussels EdsIne-. ac.
GLOVES.
orslstng KID sk Cashmere. III great variety together
with a large assortment OF Fancy Mitts
Also iul assortment of Paris Cords. Gimps end FilnEes.
together with every article usually TO be found IN Fancy
stock which they prepared offer favorable terms
q, any other establishment. rs istDecl I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-27
. ADJUSTMENTS.

GRAND MASS CLAY AND FRELINGHJ,YSEN
u JUBILEE. AND MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT
v bc gwen ~ the New Yo, C,y Gee Club 81 the Nhis
isii ,ana :, ret rssr Broadway 10 FRIDAY EVENING
eis,h - lc+' celebrated Professor viii 7res't, s ne
Pam Fa'.a
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-27

- TnE pEs TINS U. the yelr ufe peculiarly
dfs.iue attacks, enG Hnt checked rs rayages.
po'urelueuJ prove ita une>S the pltleIt submits HIM
ssfto daur-sua, pHIaiu operation A. The
cs se Hays LInne NJ s1Ould be applied. ard viii pro-
drcr a.mo., Immediate reiiei and by continuing Us vii
titct sad pe-sneut cure. It Is o.d IN TIN, y only
o. ffrtrf'fs
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-27

Az ARhASr-A man named Ferguson was ar
rested in thus cily on cunday by Mcssrs. Shed and
Mesofye. charged Nit! the murder oi man named
Jefferson Spaalding, Sept. 23d 1913, in Canaan.
Maine. HI was lhcuconcerned in circus.
fl.ou.ll Carrier
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-27

S-CoU2,UD's rovDRg SUBTLE for Ecadcltiug super
auons liar tfam up- l, las oreheads, or the sub
BON ber5 ci Always tested before buying. pco
save usaae-ai 81 Walker Il. Is; FROM
Hf0sl
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-27

BMLEY's hiUIT.ry SHAVING rREAT.-Jhis article has
Suol OF ttt Tar yCur past from first selling 100
s ,, have increased 70 80, ~ puts and
hs too without advertising: but merits alone mas
coOd 90 ' !, Huy thing required 10 satisfy
candid pub of the and extraordinary goud quality
Of this >u1p2 lfsD. call ali ihs whUe.He d;ugg - nud
Inc the certificates. sl5 2awi
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-27

Er- GorRArD's GRScIs' HAIR DrE will chanre red.
gtey brown lar - beauul biown or bGckGt o. Walk
I: &. /, sicIe ROM i.-,aGwbv. y
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-27

r.- GoURAUD's ITALIAN MrDIcATgp soar for curing
fecGs pmpies tan. murptey, saiiowEeS Erupt0ns and
askla 50 cake Buy only 81 Walker 81.
OF you will be cheated with snurons imitation. u
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-27

irs~ a4hInnderS. Attention The Ashland
,ciatiVn Ward mnde arrangements 70
attend the Wing Mass Meeting to be held G; TICHAlioE
Itch.er Comfy termination of the Harlem Railroad.
XIITRUhY September 18th aud assist raising an Ash
Poe tha, place Tickets be had for 31a cents gong
I'd rturunr 49, cents en- way ut National Hall Read
ir Room aud h- Clay CLUB Reading Room ll2 Broadway
Tine a>sncigtom will Their flead Quarters COlun-
lann Hall at II a NJ. TO proceed by The . pA, II tram
''''' '''' ISAAC K.IESSUP. President.
VJThAkn V,, f. 3 ". ~ Secretaries. s25ltc
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-27
CLOTHING.
Nii. /. JENNINGS ~ co.
DRAPERS AND TalLoRS.
>, porter. of Cloths, Cassimeres, sesonSs
Fancy Dress Articles, sc.
23I Brca!r4y, AmerscSa Rote}, oppos'ts

he FonntGtn,
ohci attention from Citizens a st.ansrr- reaurns Gar
-rts TO large sssort.ner, of Go ">f Fall and 'Ines
car selected rendering our s;otA ~ ch N guar
~ and variety can be found n tins c CON ''"s pea'e'
-r Mil!ed Cloths Tweeds 81 Tor Oyercosts Ccaks. &c
F;encn and English Cloths for dress and ocS Coats vanonS
nv styles CasSinees. Rich Velvet MerIro. six and Sdch
Ntnes which wi, ~ made order 20 sustain OUT
rspaauon the pioneers tie progressive reformation that
nc the cause :; complaint that cash purchaser. are taxed
ut.i Jeincuc c-s The style ant finish OF our Carmen"
val compare nth those ufay other establishment sad 10 tbs
ho sequel ofts e-.a,ve patronage elected. SO ,t.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-27

~ We are requested call attention 10 the advertisement
ofW Williams IN another column ut superior article
oCANPINg and CHEMIC. on Mt i3 cents per gallon at
l& MaceU aue ~ 81 6t'