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Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-11-08

.7mricdn PenknireS. I've were
delighted ycsterday,in examining some
cards Of p nkni,es. at the store OF
NJ ssrs. Moore, Heyl " Co. These
knives were from the mandatory OF
Mr.. WIN. Wales, New York city, and
are in all respects, equal TO the Eng.
lish knives. They are of various
kinds. from the siuged-bladed pen
kufe,o the four bladed Congress knife,
finished in various ways, silver back,
pearl. tortoise shell, bone and buck.
horn handles, with all the ornaments
that are to he found on the best Eng
lish knives. We believe these knives
can be furnished for litle more than
one third Of what was once paid for a
similar article. We deem it proper to
say that while the beauty and good
quality cf these knives will induce
Mcssrs. NJ. III. a. Co. 10 deposite them
for exhibition in the franklin Insti.
tuic, they were put up with no such
intention, but offered as samples b,
which purchases are TO be made. STEP
by sep we get cn.-- U. ). Gazette
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-11-08
Thanksgiving.

We are daily expecting to see Gov. Dodgs's
proclamation for a thanksgiving. Owing to
the infreq1ency of conferences. councils and
eamp-meetings amongst US Of late, there is an
uuusual redundancy of hens and Iurkies pa
tien,ly awaiting the great annual sacrifice.
We have mach TO be thankful for; more
especially for the high price of mineral. and
the prospect Of great scarcity Of bread s,uffs
in Europe-and most especially for The pre-
vslepee there Of the "poiato rot"
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-11-08

The Iron W.tch. This steamboat
which has reeea;!y cause d such
panic among those interested in that
description Of property "n tie North
river will, it is said, be ready To
commence her trips between this city
and A bany on the first day of The en-
suing month. The Witch i hu;lt
entirely out Of iron, and is two hun
drci aud twenty-five feet in length. =
Her mach;enry is Of entirely new
construction invention OF Mr..
Ericsson-and is all placed below tie
deck. Size will not require the usual
smoke pipe, as the smoke, as well as
the heat, will all be consumed. Her
engine will have more power than
those used on board of steamboats, OF
tie largest class, and she is 10 draw less
water. Size will have two magnii'
cent saloons, extending irom stem 60
stern; and, when completed, she viii
no, resemble n steamboat, hut an ele
CANT pleasure barge. Mr.. Ericsson
under whose dir, ction the Iron Witch
has been huilt-has stipulated that she
will bat the Empire--onc of th'
swifiest boats on tho lludson-ti,
miles an hour-or in otter words, that
the average speed of the Witch shal
b. twenty five miles an hour! We
must not omit to mention, that. not
outstanding the great speed OF tie
boat. she will require only one-third
OF the amounilof fuel consumed hy inc
Empire. Coal is to be burnt. Ii this
exp. riment succeeds-and from whit
we know Of Mr.. Ericsson we have no
doubt OF tit will eff ct complete
revolution in the construction OF steam
boats throughout the werld. We are
certainly living in a most remark able
age. and here is another instance of il.
N. Y. Mirror.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-11-08
Road 10 Potosi.

Ma. HERALD, Sir;-As you sometimes rake
down Supervisors Of Roads with three leg
ged stool. wish you would allow me the
privilege Of giving one Of them gentle going
over. Do you ever travel the road from Lam
caster 10 Potosil OF course you do. Well,
700 recOllecI that after passing Mr.. Harelson's,
leaving the old road around By the stern trhsel
school house. on yOur left, you come to piece
Of new read lately opened through the bushes.
Well, this is the piece Of road Of which
complain of and which every body complains
OF. liis full of grObs and s'cmps.so ihaiis Is
quite 90, Of the qcesiiOa to ,So, horse OVERT.
Ia fact il is as rough as badly shaved
PoRcUFINE.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-11-08

"iloRs DU CoMBAr"-A Mr.. Green az Bee
town The other day, hired horse of Mr.. Ca
wood to rice out mile or two. He rode TO
Po,osi and there offered TO sell the horse for
80. having been impressed with an idea that
the horse was his own. He then rode TO Do
buque--oilsred to sell the horse for 81, on,
found no purchaser and left the horse in pawn
for his tavern bill. lie was arrested OH Mon
ny al Pososi and now lies 10 Lancaster jail.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-11-08


Siaughier Houses an London.-I
have already said that great deal of
meat for sale in London Is killed in the
country. and at some seasons of the
year brought even from remote parts
of Scotland. But shall perhaps sur
prise some Of my readers by informing
them that London is full Of slaughter
houses. The police Of London is so
exemplary, and many of these places
are kept with such perfect neatness,
that even the nearest neighbors are
not apprized Of their existence. This
fact may be recommended to the atten-
ton Of the butchers in the vicinity OF
Boston, and some other of our large
towns. Their neighbors will certainly
join in the recommendation for most
Of these slaughtering establishments arc
an intolerable nuts tnce. IN some Of
the best streets in London. where the
meat shops are found, will be found be-
hind these shops the slaughtering
houses, where this meat is killed. You
will sometimes see cattle and sheep
brought in by the front door OF very
respectable looking houses, (lor the
yards ofthe houses are otherwise in
accerible.) like acquaintance OF the
family. Back of these shops, have
been introduced INFO elegantly furnish
ed drawing rooms, and did not discoV-
er that the slaughtering establishment
was Immediately adjoining, until !
looked out of the window. There IS
not the slightest odor perceptible. TO
offend the senses. The animals come
out 10 a very different form from what
they 90 in. The blood goes nj once
into the common sewers, and the ofial
is carefully removed. In the neighbor-
hood of the great markets, however,
the slaughter houses are in cellars On
der ground. and are not managed win
equal neatness. 1t requires some
cource TO enter one e these places
In tie extensive market at white
Chapel. the slaughlenng establishments
are above ground in the rear OF me
stalls and the cutters of the street lit
Grail flow with blood [Colemans
European Agriculture.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-11-08
The Race.

Another quarter race came off at Boyce
Prairie las, Saturday, between Mr.. Harelson's
horse Robin and the Murray mare,in which The
mare pro we'd 10 be the better horse.
The boys were all lhere--some of their
mothers being ignorant Of the fact that they
were out land cold rain was beating upon
the shiyeriDg crowd, almost all the afternoon.
Shelter there was none, If we except few
buffalo skins. Wherever buffalo skin was
spread upon the shoulders Of TWO or three
men. to break the peliing storm. there you
might presently see a crowd literally drifting
in 10 the leewsrd for shelter, like flock of
sheep or a snow bank behind board fence
Toward night, tho clouds had spent all their
ammunition; the racks were scrsped ou'-lhe
Murray mare came oui--made courtesy 10
Robin-begged his pardon for keeping him
waiting so long in the rain without an umbrel.
la. Compliments over. the nags stripped, and
Robin, like hen pecked husband. was led
by his Censor, all the way through from the
word "go."
To day. the injury mare is to ron half
mile on the Lancaster tori, against Mr.. Viii.
sous horse Dan Webster. There will elive-
" scampering.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-11-08
WISCONSIN HERALD.
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 8. 1915.

To our Subscribers near Col. lMcRenSie's Nh.
We want as soon as you please, any qnan-
,iry Of inch oak boards, Twelve feet long ard
straight edged. delivered here 10 payment of
yonr subscriptions to the Herald. Being in
present need of such lumber 10 build stable,
we will pay Sl5 per thousand for few thous-
and feet Of it,
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-11-08

The inspection Of Admiral Ingl field
Inc Euiracla was then forbidden 10
enter the port of Buceo, whit .er she
was bound, but her commander was
told that he might either 90 into the
harbor Of Montevideo or back to Rue.
nos Ayres. The Packet saws that
such proceeding may be safe with a
feeble power like Sardinia. but that il
would not have been vcntured on fthe
Eufracia had carried the flag of the
United Sta es.
The seizure oil the Argentine SQUAD.
ron, according to the Packet, excited
the warmest indignation at Burnos
Ayres. among foreigners as well as ma.
tives, and resolute determination pre-.
vaded all ranks and classes mott TO com.
ply with the demands of tie interior
ing powers.
Admiral Brown ard all his officers,
natives Of Great Britain, we're required
to sign a pledge that they would not
serve again dnringth contest. They
were received with huzzls and shouts
of welcome on their landing at Buenos
Ayrcs-Tribune.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-11-08

WooD-A printing Office like steamboat,
can't 90 ahead without fuel. Those who have
promised TO pay their subscriptions in wood,
will please TO bring their wood along-but not
too long--say about four feet.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-11-08
Letter of instructions from a. =. TO the
Minerai agent at Gaieno.

SR-Recollecl lha, in appointing you TO ill
the office You hold, we act in accordance with the
old maxim, "set a thief 10 catch thieves" Old
Constable Reed of Boston or old Hays OF New
York, were the Only men whose claim to the
office Of Lead Agent, could by This rule, al all
come in competition with the claims OF your
predecessor Muriill and Monroe Edwards
were both out Of the question. each great no
doubt In bis sphere, but unqualified for that par
,icular kind OF larceny devolviOg upon lead
agent; whose duty IL is expressly TO steal pigs
| We had nc reason 10 complain Of your pfede-
eessor, that no was not as good tibet as The
common RON Of rogues. Few attain TO equal
adroi,ness even after seven years apprentice
shin in n peni,enliary. II was not at oil for
want OF alarciiy TO plnnder tina, no was remov-
cd from Office; hu, he was removed simply be.
cause he lacked the honor that should be
amongst thieves. and refused to divide the spoil
with U. S. Now Sir. you must be well aware
that we are short Of lead. We wan, lead a,
Springfield, also at llsrper's Ferry; also an
aaueducl for the White House, aud we want
this very winter to pour perfect stream Of bal-
lets into Mexico. Reeolleei then. that we
pretend 10 claim all tho mineral there is in the
pround-no matter what land it is on or whC
has made farm over il. II the land has beer
( reserved il belongs to U. S. 1t 1t has not beer
reserved. or has been bought Of u s. il has
been bought fraudolenlly; and Therefore belongs
, to L. s. The public domain is a mass o
| Stag, out Of which you are to run all the leat
: YOU can. Lead is an article we must have
= We wish you also to ascertain, and it is here
4 BY made part Of your official duty 10 ascer
c tain who hunts deer on the public domain; an,
c TO issue permits TO oil persons DESTROYS Of hun
c ting deer or tutlaio on land belonging to L :
{ requiring them To paw U, $. ore sixteenth Q
| all The hides and peltry, unless you think /
2 would he more economical Tor U :. 10 tai,
: one eighth 10 the rGsr ADD to open a small tan
, merry 10 Galena. As il is necessary 10 msa
age the business OF the lead agency with siric
, economy you are expected to use 90 paper il
your office that costs more Than fifteen, OF a
the most sixteen cents per quire, and wher
you have to employ lawyer charter one o
the leas, requisite capacity at the lowest possi
bic price. We intend to instruct cur prosee u
ting officer a, Chiosgo to make inquiries and
ascertain if possible, whe'her the entries o
such public lands as Chicago, Rseine. South
por,, Mlwsukis, and sevsyal other aourishini
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-11-08

~ The srue is said to be so regular in
its return in Illinois. that the Suckers set their
clocks by il in cloudy weather.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-11-08

In The Arctic regions, when me
thermometer is below zero. persons can
converse at more than a mile dis'se''
DR.. Jamison asserts that he heard every
word OF sermon at the distance o.
Two miles.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-11-08

.4nofher Southern Safe The
Jackson West Tennessee) Wing pro.
poses that new State be erected, COM
posed Of West Tennessee, the northern
portion Of Mississippi, and that portion
of Kentucky y ing est OF the Tennes-
see river. The district between the
Tennessee and Mississippi rivers. would
make State larger than six of the
States. and numbers now twenty-four
respectable counties, withou the addi-
ton of any portion of North Mis.issip-
pi. 1t comprises thirteen rivers, not
including the Tennessee, Ohio and
Mississippi rivers, which that paper
says, Nature seems to have formed for
the boundary line of the State.
Organize! Organi-e!-This should
be the order Of the day with all who
desire 10 see the proceedings of the
Carthage Convention carried into effect.
Organize into companies, that in the
spring we may present front that win
convince the Mormons that The people
of the surrounding counties are not to
be trihed with. Other counties are or
ganizing according 10 the recommcpda-
ton of the convention. We hear
from Brown county that large COM
pany is already organized under the di-
rection of the chiyalrous Singleton
As we, here in Adams, were the first
to move in this matter, it behooves Us
10 set the example to other counties.
If the Mormons violate their pledged
faith, and fail to leave in the spring ac-
cording to their own proposition. they
may be certain that civil war will be
stirred up in these counties, that will
not be qnelled until the last vestage of
Mormoni'm disappears from the State.
Let us then organize in time for any
emergency that may arise. enroll your
names aud show that your practice is
in accordance with your Professions
Quincy Wing.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-09
Late., arrival OF New and Fa.hionabIc
DRY GOODS.

Latest arrival OF New aud FashionabIc
DRY GOODS.
Wednesday, Morning, October LIST. 1915
IL the arrival of the packet schooner Patrick
= Henry i'i anivrd from New Yort, ~ JENKINS has 70
esNed ssOOu0 worth o and fashionable Cso.
imported in this eouhty paete. from Francp ami rs
me Great W tain r'a we- fso VI gland
THIS extensive comprises the newest and most
ionabe Dress Goos uf descriptions received IN this eoun
ny W to the first October Tho follow Only OF the
many very desirable att timing the attention Of those h
ing tn srnmne Goods b,aIy an at very rrdscd p,e.
New sye shks CsshErrr and Mou,elnes Cal co, and
New style MsntHss and Cardinal.
bssh Lace f.aey GHTs Cords buttons v-lve for trim
ming Dresses, hsntin.s aHd Cardinal.
W'deb sch siss, fot Dress .. sesrs and Mantllas
Etes'on Cod-. for trimming Care, and Dr.,.r.
White and eo'urcd Tsrla'an nusns Rainbow Iaess
Chlnscsblc It's Cloths for si',s ehiLcn'. D..ses
Polka Iaees
100 Pieeesvey cheap Thread Iaess cents and 6nc-
eoushi and will be soH ,sers,e
ELEGANT Cap, Bopnet and Neck Rihanis
Turtin Broehi. Hmbd and o,hc' sha~h
ALSO,
Cloths. sbeetints and Napkins
Rich " tho and Tstic Covers
Morsns' Of ~ colop' Fringe. Of and wors,ri
leVoPs Dres'caieoes aud FURNITURE Chintt Prints
Carpetirss, finn IS e,s TO " IS PEI yd
Heirh Rug, Oh Cloths. slit and cotton JJmbr.u,.
Clnihs Cas-raeres and veurEs
white, rcd yellow Fhnnel.
"a $3.50. pis and ard eases Brown sB BIesehed Shifting.
beaehnf Coten Otnsbu Kentucky Jesn. Iins-y. and
large soct 81 wooen Goof- Ter ,I, nod ,,sl ,i,,,.
Yooo Hanket' or Negroes hon s ssI c,. rs cts anil
higher ~ -' - -' w.
Whitney sud Nselinaw nsnsrt. with man, Cool. eo. AM,
city. 49, t'N'- '" WV
Merchants. fsmiles ciher. sre p,asd 10 .,,., e ,
a. e'ery ariele viii ~ by ubosalr o. tetsn
wv :" '"'sf eoodsean b. found IN ih- United stss. AZ
Oe2 s'spe a'd ys.ey Dry Good. aoS I,sss Store.
sHAwLs! sHAwLs!
- ICH Tertsni CsshH ere
~ IN kWbd 1hibrt and Camers Hair
u, Biact nd CSrd Thitet Msrso
Heavy Wool Shawh-ean b. found n
LATHROP. CHRISTIAN C,rs
-" ~ Main
SILKS sIIRs!!
LARGH asouent newe,t styles cord sts v,,,,,, A,
pfie's from Use 10 % so the yard.
hch blue biask fouH o. Sole
DO DO Striped sins
DossN wtd,h blue bach Sstervd stns
hcsd md apron A,
btset ofo De Rhufc snd H,isn do
WHIT striped " waerrd Az
rhm Cre d. NJ Fotepess
Csp sud Bonn.t Rihsses ~ A.. e.uo,
. On LATHROP, CHRISTIAN d 90.
No, W, ham sustL
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For I.iie,

EI.wss ef Ratesr IA, 4..s,a.es Of 500 .. ,., IN
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NUMBER IS
BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL

BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL
800 $4,000 s.r.ss, ssI,s-.
~ TT r%c so s.ss s sso Is sss
w HERE may he Obtained the msss -,
~"ssy fos Gosouhs. e.~s. sssse,ss-. r--,..Iwy
.,mo ~ 1s n, .se''' 'f 'hs kssy~ .v. sss..
CURE WARRANTED. on NO CHARGE n.nr
IN FROM ONE To TWO DAYS
Attendance from IN the ,.ornisg f;U no - ~,
, DIR. JOHNSTON,
m.neer Of The Royal ccues, Of sssseo.. Is<.,... =.
.gS. a., Hal. o.s and o.s. On. =. s -
" 'h- human fane; bu, especially In an e.,
orRrirs prsiAsa,
whsn The misguided and imprud-ns vs<,rv or
LIED The seeds Of TINS painful ds.sass. % Toe 90,
n,,, - N Of -hane os dread OF s,ssovsy S-s-r. In. -
sppynr @ 'sc.e Who fon eduestoa r-spes,,ss..
once eefresd h'u delaying os.ssusss s.s 81
Sas %.h. their appearance. se-ns-s - -
nos nocturnal pains h>sd - L.h- a.. ''sS
ssh. seaine-. nodes on the and ar.
TN At a., The o.,s az % poe.'.s % via ashusi r.es,
SEQ 'ne uetm Of this awful ds...- becomes 49,
ssbdins bourns ~b.ne. NO sasttss.
" 'oHSSroN p'-sr. pr,-rYv. g. 80
p',as Of EHrore AMI Am-rea eosr.,,,, s.' hoe
$40 AM Pe'dy cure tn thr unfortunate yst. or ,h -
. u 70 "-'nrhoy faet that tsouss nds fan .e,. a.
Of that desdy o. 'rnor."' BY The a.
I'm ,r sa 10 sn 'urrrt TO an un,-y ravs .. - ~.
FATAL MALADY.
20 T.sE Noucr-Tho-- per.on- who h,vr ;..,
solutions BY certain ptaetes speedily cured hs'' COO
What. p'y that young MAJ The bot,- M ~, -
darling of his ~ ~ 49, ~
enoy"sn OF lie by the Consequence. ~vi,,,, ~ pses a.a
I'r- contemplating -'" sseA psssoss -
MARRIAGE
'no"N r"n~ei uiata sund nd sad a--iy am m,
G ,". p"", so1nas'al AAPrs-,. I.d-sd -,s.,, -
hourly y.~,e, No., psn..sr The prospect
no,. n . %. Ieaa holy rnseoa A.l @ .n ~.
CONSTITUTION Al Deo,,
Dc. J. addresses young m-u AMI an - !.
by private and Improper indulgence. ~JA-d Assssh>s
nnn.S S W THE GENITAL
Los. of vi,,l. ,o--., II. Al, S~~11aNS-
who Civ, ..r ... ar 49, "ea neqsssiy By tho,
W 80 sp seama eIeess<s hon being sv,,- - p-oes
tar- aLo,, e' although imPoteney oeeur. f,, -.
yet, .ba-. ofthe .rIaaiara ~ " numerous cause.
huon. ,.,,Ie,. - Nv sIeesive v,ssr, or II, -,
ho ~, - @ ~ Aisr 70 the h-qaeS ssu.- 81, -
OF p,or,.s,n. IT, so,ee vii preissa deny thai H. 49,
vcs lhan BY the -s, :, ,ho.s p.eses ~.
vr weakened ~ as and the physical ,.s
" genital P,,er nj n 70" great
sources Of d., are onea -'id
oey p.p.,ion Of In, s.s ,ss using ofA<
OF the system cough ana sefaagsssss
'nu h nun ,ha 1'y have been caused Sr s
body. ''e"ve Il AosA aisA a.
INVOLUNTARY SEMINAL Ns.r.,,
VI ms distressing disease which Is tbr en..-'
Above mentioned secret but very eseh Of Ne
IL begins by ha.ty deh.. ~ eosses sNAsauS-
sson.te dreams esP~Anvs a.d w.
sueh emiss ions being too hasty, hsy. n. 49,. .,
uohs az. eeoe imperfect over A. -. ~ the cree
worss the discharges .-eo. e ai-rer
rsqurnL ehea no9sht lasevio. -. p excited aAd
t Va AIT Ia this d-plorabe case The 'e'eS 'seeA
sa,.ss y, Saafe and without ercetoa al i. - -
hects Of pollution ruinop, A. ss~p-Ae drsful ef
ana night fale emaeIaisd sSak d. peses dAS
aasuii ss dmn,r, Of .irs 49, N e head has
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-09

FOR BOSTON, VIA or SALEM
<N The fine new brig FAwN, Capt. Francis
Small. having nearly all IT her cargo engaged can
"se 100 bores tobacco o the bu irh Of
sppb 10 - ~ JAS FiSIIERs Sons
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Fresh Hardware, Cutlery, Src.

'"' ""u''siSh'u ha'c TtCcNcu pOrtl0n OF
Their fahs'oek Of Hardware, Cutlery ke, and sIgse
cave ~ lev days the whole o their puTcbaiesaH OF
been fought upon the very best terms We respectfully sole
cav Iem our city snd m nd sssurrg them that We shall
sell our gods at such and Civ, entire
Satisfaction. SMITH HAYWOOD
No y. Mai
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NATIONAL LOAN FUND LIFE
ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF LONDON.
EMPOWERED BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT
CAPITAL f5OO,O0O OR o., 100000!
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Jons }. PALAKR E-q.
IosArHAy GoopgUK. Eco.
Itsss BooKH.s kss.
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sAN'L X nowLlSb Esq
GokpAs a. woETB, Esq.
s4aL IL. Fo., RsJ
b.1ksERs'
Merchants Bank Of New YORK
General Agent for the Usit-d British North Americas
Colonies, Hon. }. LEAspER sIARK.
INHE admirable system of Life Insurance
u which this institution has ha.
such marked distinction Europe the
avo IN America During the short period Mt In
h United States lis principles unqualified
81 napy enseHi and the patronage secured fully
tests The public eonhlense ~ is favor A. further guaranty
the standing OF this Company, The public
the above Board of Directors residing New OF
gentlemen otbe highest Character and large
10 be permanently invested III. United in h.
OF THREE of these Directors Trustees always TO the
Assured in of disputed Claims an, such arise
Pamphlets, containing the Report and much gene
raj information together with the soeys blank forms
and the fullest information obtained application tn the
subscriber.
EIsHt!s ef Rafssr AS ydssna1os Of 500 sf.x I,o
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-07-21
Foreign tSsaportas,on..

LfvHRrooL-Ship Siddons500 bxs tons iron ease W.
Medic suv Al bars ron II Abee co-sIo lrs r,o a "a
Moewood COLL Phelps, Dodge co~soo iendrrh. Mp
81 NJ Bruce son2,a0 bars 70 bds iron Ble@cL.r ~
thout-ll6 bars do Eggleon Bttele-si 6 20 bdI,
70 bars IRON Nayor cos pkgs A Kemp-2 A Stewart
Hendricks Bros-7 r Stewart g. co-20 Hughes Ward
col Brtes Coates Al Moltram-5 II Sche fel,n Co
SIR Acock-3T Mabee-3 Walker * Bros-l3 j Ciihon 4
Bros-l6 Haight COG Van Waggeuer x Tucker-I n a
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