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Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-12-27

bacchanals, the fumes may supply The
place Of mercy, and save him from the
The New York herald., 1845-03-03
MONEY MARKET.
Sunday. March 2-8 r. M.

The stock market closed yesterday very heavy with
prices tending towards farther decline The market has
been for the past week very much depressed in conse
quence Of the reports in relation to the Texas resol
tlons, and their probable passage In anticpauon oi
these resolutions prices gradually declined and the mar
ke became heavy that when they actually passed. pr
were much steadier than expected The market re-
oeved the shock in anticipation SO that when the cause
really came it had very little effect This - often the
case, in the stock market The bears have made much
capital out Of tine Texas excitement and they must now
get up something to supply its place Congress adjourns
in couple Of days. when all the interest and anxiety now
felt in relation to political affairs will die away, and the
public mind be able devote itself to commercial matters
Business generally is varably unsettled 10 long as Con
gress ID session. and an adjournment ID looked upon BY
the mercantile classes relief from much doubt and
certainty. Z.
We have doubt but that very active business will
be done sfter adjournment takes place Stocks
will improve without doubt, with every thing else.
There doubt other things that tend to depress the
stock market besides the complexion of political affairs
but return Of confidence the easy state Of the money
market. and the Improvement in trade generally must
have favorable influence on prices and give the Duis
opportunity to make some Of their losses does
not present appear possible to get up very great spe
cuation in stocks Prices many stocks already
high and there not that margin for farther
that there last year at this time Some OF the most
worthless fancy stocks capable Of being run one
hundred per cent but this is not very probable Of
The bears have every thing in their favor and
the bulls can only get up temporary and very limited
Improvement at the best.
We annex usual table Of quotations for each day Of
the week closed compared with those current at the
close Of the week previous.
The New York herald., 1845-03-03

pany exceed three times the amount ct such actually
paid IN on its capital stock, and remaining " csp'
sEcrlor ssh. In any Independent Company fails
Its notes demand the Treasurer OF the state
cause the stocks pledged by such company to be
Old either in the city OF New York. in this city OF Co.
umpus and out OF the proceeds redeem the circulation
SECTION a. The Stockholders collectively, of any Ia.
dependent Banking Company, shall time be liz bio
both, greater than three fiiths Of the
amount OF capital stock paid in shall the Directors
oe so liable except 10 such amount and such
shall he prescribed by the laws Of such company
adopted by its stockholders.
SECTION As. Any Independent Banking Company wish
ing to reduce lis circulation must deliver amount not
less at any time than five thousand dollars 10 be de-
stroyed and the Treasurer shall retranster
ponding amount Of funded debt deposited.
The sections from the 45th throughout the remainder
Of the bill, contain general provisions appears by
thorized One the State Bank OF Ohio and branches,
with capitals not to exceed So OO0 and the indepen
dent or free banking system similar to that OF this State
The two systems authorized by this bill do not materially
diier om the Safety Fund and Free Banking systems OF
this State. This bill is strict party measure. The
and the Governor Of the State belonging to the same
party they have been able to get bill to SUIT them
been ssc0m py p
ached 10 the bill will tall upon the whig party, and
whatever benefits may arise from ts that patty
will take the advantages Of them or the two systems
authorised the free Independent banking system ap
to be the safest the simplest and best adapted to
the business of State like Ohio The other Safety
system is too complicated too loose in s resric
ons and less safe than the other II 10 limited tar a.
capital bat there is not that safety to the
bill holder the ndePend mt system nsures The princi
the security Of the bill holder This law provides for
the redemption Of the circulation Of every nsolvent
bank frst after doing which, regulates the dstribu
ton Of the remaining assets among the remaining cred
country making the bill holder perfectly is the
Fres Banking system Of this stae as It is now amended
aao o. , 70 Z, he
branches OF the State Bank OF Ohio.
The New York herald., 1845-03-03
Cupid's Visit to G0uraud's.

EsyT % a,v Rs Say sS.m his n rHn Hsaq bower
His bow aod his quiver he hid in rose
ehs4o
e cent entered each stos, and s.aminsd with car.
l And Other J, ss,s e. ce.sr,; la,:1y fair
The Stranger
Ara ;;p pasS.ipy a SSvsASD: s.ei.Imsd hi.hFlse
VIII Re q Liquid ROUGE, Ss declared,
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Il % ne SfSa Sssa: sss % s.. ss,s
charms ~
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sm Beauty. e$e f:%ps. % % s$s ns;sSis.: d.po,
OF her agent in Walker street Doctor GoIraud p,;.
except at ih original depot 81 walker street,
AeEsr,Jo.aan, Milk st.. Boston; Brown 7s Chestnut 4,
Biz. ES sg1asssia, Pys1 sIsyssss. c. WI
sto. HUDSON; Seth Rssc: Baltimore
Rheumatism and GOut-The Nerve and
f. t%s ns :s:: %
sss . s % a. @ b:
bean restored b...s.: and friends perfectly
9,
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Gideon Erebon Isl From, al;o M JennpE. gIoprs,
81. =: tSs 'St ~ si
sIso
Poydfa,s sT street, New ors.ns second
A song-Am-shs icsys q prsath Of Roses
rs 81. s wore h., h., as s.cs al all n.,! ci%pies
Ara :Sss:s 4; ri sSi. ": =; finely dinplsd
Yet her complexion wanted clearness
Of ss. sss:. :: sS:%s:l &" aas: yss ssss. use cake
But her fses clear and beautiful and her neck
And standing By her side was one she sought and not
To cake of Jones Soap aud her mind from pain
he ss are
s%s her glorious beau,fuwh suc-beauty none can
But those who cake of Jons.s Chemical seap
Reader try Jones' Soap once You will not be dissatisfied
Sss $ @ on % s,aStos. ass
:s 'ss city
Sss sIosdTsy Hsx YoIL STATE street Boston; sIedss
Joseph w. Hoxie, Esq, who was bent near
,w:ss o to ss:t"S s;t aS sad
% Be ,sds %
become million not Si supply ", the dsmsaS
sns i ~ T s.ss
E.s SSffs sSs. bSds. %s% S g Fa0n street. Brook
Budng Third street. Chestnut where single copies
All the and cheap Publications for sale at their ss
p:h.p sasiiSs 3 Sfs ::Ds: y
pssr n ths Herald n next s1 Ssy S.A = ~ naiy
The New York herald., 1845-03-03
CLAssirIcArIor.

Stock, $4,000 bales Freight TO Liverpool, sd to a-
vre, ic.
HAY-Common qualities North River bale SELL want
ed at So b5c. Prime is held 5Sc The opening Of the
river will increase the supply.
WHnxEy-Drudge casks still held at 22c. Western
and barrels are in very moderate request and
quote 22A 23c.
REAL EsTATE.d .auction-Premises 100 Bowery; lot IS
by IT, store nearly 60 feet deep front building three
stories with Offices in the two seres high $4,000
No. Is Pe street, lot 241 by 67} f.. 2225
Two story attic and frame house, with kitchen and
tea room in the rear. with eight lots of ground,
together 100 by 200 feet, on west side of Clinton
avenue, Brooklyn, about mile and half from
~, uuoh % eIIY. W, ;....... oioV
each IS by 1881 II, at 81, ,e0O 0O.............. $500
Two lots in 3sth street. las feet west Of 3D. avenue
together so # front, 4as feet deep side, so the
Two lots adjoining, together 80 n 'front.' so deep
one side, 81 the other, at $50. ............ $50
The New York herald., 1845-03-03
Thcatrlcals, &C.

Miss Reynolds who has been for time past pursu-
ing her musical studies with great success has again
turned to the stage She great versatility Of
talent, and rapidly attaining very high rank in the
profession.
Mr. H. Placede.terminaed his engagement at the Mo.
bile Theatre. the 2lst alt.
Ole Bull gave his fourth Concert in New Orleans
the 2lst ult., in which he was assisted by Mad Ham
merskold.
Miss Clarendon and Mr. Dempster give musical and
dramatic entertainment in Warrington this evening
Howes and Mabes Circus Company are in New Or
leans
Mr. Henry Phillips 10 announced to make his appear.
ance in st. Louis during the present week.
The New Orleans papers state that the members the
chorus of the Italian Opera have been for time
rehearsal at the American theatre and within day OF
two the principals have arrived, and in the of
fortnight will give their first representation.
The death of Mrs Charles once Mrs. Hamblin is an.
nounced.
The Seguin troop at the latest accounts getting
to the close of their engagement in Charleston They
have met with extraordinary success, and gained
abundant harvest in the South
PARK THEATRE.-This is the last week Of the
performances of the National Circus Company in
this city. Those who let the opportunity slip OF
witnessing these excellent performances, will re-
Rret IL.
The New York herald., 1845-03-03
FOrelQn Lamentations.

LERrooLshp Neoo tons 426 hds 32O sheet so bo iron
- sheds-olo sacks salt Woodruff Mintums-Is pks e
LapIsn20o q II Ball-3l Wood Folger Messers Harden
y coll Cogel-l Roche Bros col Wilson 4 Brown-I
Mrs Davies 10 cks chains to order. "a
HAvaNA-Barque Rapid-76 900 segars q A
goo smith, Thurga coO0OO Correa25 0oS b NJ Plea
bia-93 goo Manzanedo-f33oo 900 Lille Rasines- OrO
~ sknRm,sGo. ~ Van AMntysrp-loooo Az We.ryelts 900
IL Wyle-l0 Patte-3l Chastelain 4 Ponvert-is q n
hhrymhorg-3 Semanos-3 Oelrichs 4 Kruger--5i +
h9dnguez-f tinneIl Minurn co.'s w Vslte-i5 Germs
indigo Logan Eugue Phlad7 bales tobacco Pena Rvas
io 90 90 por wallis r-l6ooo segars 81 bxs II Thomas2
10 ordor ~
The New York herald., 1845-03-03
Domestic Jn,,,o~...,..

New ORLEANS Ship John CoorprI3 I3u p;rs lead 50 tics
y bSs =, nsa ce- bsgs Oregon Wise Morris
n, iz. hides Becket col bbls IS Battee Wendel
pos a M. ker-2h Bogarty5 hhds Surges co 10 do
~ DDS hides Bosange-652 bbls Nevins co-l2 eccs
noMs h, as,yI52 cks Ay.es Tuniss Rsed55 Daer&
to order. = ' 80 ~ - -
SAVANNAH. Orig Georgir ALL bales y & A Wetmore-a3
Tuscan. ~ ~
GEoRerTowN-Schr TayIor-s8 bales cotton Smith Mills
Robinson co. ' '''
The New York herald., 1845-03-03
Baltimore Cattle Market.

MARCH beef cattle continue to arrive very freely.
and have met with pretty ready sale this week. at about
former prices On Monday last the offerings the scales
embraced $50 head Of which driven to other
markets. and 4S9 purchased by packers and butchers in
the city at prices ranging from - IS to 50 per 100 lbs
the hoof-equa to - sos rs net. Yesterday nearly all
Of those left over ut the commencement of theweek were
sold at about the prices which paid Monday.
Sales of live hogs have been making throughout the
week at So IS SIS per 100 lbs principally at 81 s7A
The New York herald., 1845-03-03

MANNERS OF THE ABoLrrIoNIsrs. abolition
lists who attended the last discussion between Mr..
Grant, the lecturer on ethnography and Dr. M'Cune
Smith, the colored Demosthenes. made fine dis
play Of their courtesy and decency. Their con-
duct during the delivery of Mr.. Grants speech was
indecent In the extreme. Gggling-hisslng-
stamping ng-scraplng and making all sorts of annoy
ing interruptions to the speaker. They presented
tne models Of politeness to their grinning African
brethren. As for the discussion itself, Grant com.
pletely demolished his antagonist, whose chief OBJ
ect appeared to be to show off the prodigous extent
of his reading Grant, however, had little honor to
gain in meeting and overcoming such an antago-
MIST
The New York herald., 1845-03-03
Passengers Sailed.
tC-2h,n 2onksa VW.lL.. NJ AZ

S,NcArosE, &c-Ship Sophia walker-Mr Montgomery. d
Parker, of Boston. ~ 'eo'y' -
LivEsrooL-S,eam ship Hibenia, from Boston-James Nj
5T Levin Augustine Heard, NJ zissmai. Of Bcs,sa;
Ro5ze,l fsllows W Barry Rossin smith. NYork;
Mip5osh Noiols Va; Or Hughes, Col spencer, scih
MGss Gs:.r Wilson y, CenSel Montreal; Marlin
mons Roys! Engineers, Of do-30 For Haar-Nrs Jones
i Ives, " Black, Thos Cro-5. Total IS.
VERA Cnuz-Sehr Jerome from Boston-F M Dimond II &
Consul at Vera Cruz. "i D'"oh"' y .
The New York herald., 1845-03-03
Died,

On Saturday evening, lst INST GEORGE HAMLIN ner-
chant late Of the firm Of Hamn Hasbrook in the 46th
year of his age
His relatives and friends requested TO attend his f,,
neral without further invitation from his late residence.
62 Laight street, this afternoon, at 4 O'Clock.
On sunday evening" I'D inst after severe illness Jo
NATHAN LovrJov, Of Lovejoys Hotel, aged e5 years.
The New York herald., 1845-03-03

SieNoR SANoUrRIco.-The numerous admirers OF
this excellent artist in New York are very desirous
that ne should give concert as soon after his re.
turn from Washington as possible. Signor Sanqui
rico is deservedly very great favorte, and if he
gives a concert, it will be, we are sure, bumper.
The New York herald., 1845-03-03

GRAND MILITARY BALL AT NlBLo's first
Company of Montgomery Guards give their fourth
annual Ball this evening; and, from the prepara-
lions and arrangements, promises to be as splendid
an affair as any that has come of this season
The New York herald., 1845-03-03
Amusements

BowRRY CIRcUs.-Tryon's challenge of $1,000
that he has the best juvenile riders, and the best
ground mbers In the United States has not been taken
up H. therefore but fair to infer that his troupe the
best Master Aymars riding superior to any thing ever
beiors Witnessed In this city,
The New York herald., 1845-03-03

HuDsoN RTvKR-The following table shows the
date OF the opening and closing Of the Hudson River
Albany and the number Of days that navigation was sus
pended for series Of years. from 1891 to the present time:
The New York herald., 1845-03-03

THE NEW EaAL iMAcHINE.-Mr. Muzzi's ma
chine for aral navigation is an exceedingly inge-
nious affair. The private exhibitions which he has
made OF it have excited great deal of curiosity,
and 1t is likelythat public exhibition will be made
in a few days.
The New York herald., 1845-03-03
Foreign Markets.
Correspondence Of the Herald. /

/ lCorresponoence oil the Herald
| MAYAeuEx, P. II Feb. I5.
Our crop has never promised more astteringly and
will be unusually heavy but prices Of produce
low that very little animation is manifest Sugars "a to
u and macq mossses las to 1855 10 Is. cask included;
| coffee, SIC in bulk-sll shipping to Europe
The New York herald., 1845-03-03

STEAM Snip HrBRRNA left Boston on Saturday
for Halifax and Liverpool, with thirty fivelpassen.
gers
The New York herald., 1845-03-03

Lectures Shakespeare, In stuyvesant I'm
sttute-Mr HUDSON will give another lecture shsks
peaes Mind continued aud his Charactezauon oi he-
and Femse Characters, ia Stuyvessnt Institute broad
way opposits Bond This Evening" March 81 at
7 O'clock Admance 80 cents Gentleman ana TWO ladies'
ST. Tickets 1t the door
The Wandering jew !-NOW ready, MT the
oce of The New World Anu Numbers IA and Is, Of
splendid OF this powerful Romance con-
Iaing chapters advance of other edition This
the only edition which the true sp Of the original work
Nos to l3 inclusive printed fine aud elegantly
up. The cheapest and best edition;
THE COUNTESS FAUSTINA. novel by Ida. Coun
tess Hahn Hahn. Price % will be pubsed
row. Office "a Aun ST. L. WINCHESTER. Publisher.
Comstoclx 4 Co.'s Concentrated Compound
Fluid Extract of Sarsa saparilla-for the cure Of
Chronic Rheumatism, MsrcuIial Diseases,
General Debility, Bles from impure state
Cutaneous Diseases oil the Body, -
Scay Eraptions liberation Of the Throat,
Pimpes or Pustules, rams oil the Bones
posue and impudence life, excessive Of mercury
This celebrated medicine eaed the most approved
manner the ngedisnts and sold such
remey price that all afford viz 80 cents
bottle dozen large bottles others that sell at
he enormous price Of dollar per bottle It can be found
only at 81 Courtlandt st.
See CornastOck's Advertisement In another
column Of this paper Of articles that have obtained such
popularity All should e tn sm
Medical NOrlcs.-Ths Advertisements OF the
New York College Of Medicine and Pharmacy established f
the Suppression Of Quackry the cure Of all diseases will
hereafter appear on ts fourth Rsfe ans s;t COLUMN o. ms
paPs ~. SaSm, n tSe C"iss. H..su ssI.
The New York herald., 1845-03-03
Passengers Arrived

HivArA.Brqne Rapid.Miss Alice Garsh. of Boston; P
GaIdenas, Mdm Arts, Mr. Nsisra, Cuba.
ed al Mayaguez. - ' so''.
The New York herald., 1845-03-03
Now Stock Exchange.

SALES SrocKs-BosroN, Feb. 49,
AZ the EIchange Board-2Oo shares East Boston stock I2
Western HR, 99k 20 Western RK scrip, i0lk so do 0lS
10 Reading RR, "a; Boston and Worcester kR l7 d.
ll7h Is Norwich and Worcester RR soOd, 7 Is DO solo
TN, l20 Long Island RR, 70.
The New York herald., 1845-03-03

THE BISHOPS SALARY.-What has been done
about that all important point, the payment oil
poor Bishop Onderdonk's salary! 1t is said that a
similar case was decided in the Court for the Cor
rectlon OF Errors of this State in 1896 The case
was that of the "Reformed Dutch Church Of AL
bany versus Bradford" and the decision reversed
that of the Supreme Court, on the principle that a
clergyman suspended by competent ecclesasti-
cal tribunal is not entitled to any salary or pay
during the term of suspension. This looks rather
adverse to the Bishop.
The New York herald., 1845-03-03

CoTroNThe sales TO day amount to 600 bales before
Change and about 800 bales in the afternoon Prices
without decided change but the market s gradually in
favor OF the buyer. We annex quotations -
The New York herald., 1845-03-03
The Wmndering jew .--Now ready, MT th,

See Corastock's Advertisement In another
column of this paper Of articles that have obtained such
| nonniar All should u e
The New York herald., 1845-03-03

hTIbMPT TO hBDUCT A SLAVE.-On tie ZOth uIt.,
Captain John Dillon, Of Savannah, took negro
man slave, whom he has the control or from on board
the British bark China Capt jones' about four miles
from Tybee Island where she anchor ON her way
70 But for the fact Of en- extraordinary dee
on q me vessel alter she had left the CITY, the negro
owner The vessel left the city the a3d bound to
Liverpool, and after her departure Captain Dillon was
informed that the negro was board He Obtained a
pilot boat and went to the spot where she had anchored
Upon arriving at the vessel the captain denied that any
gro found secreted in one OF the seamen i hunks
The New York herald., 1845-03-03

DEMARARA-By the New York Packet, from
Demarara, we receive papers from that port il
which we notice the arrival at Berbrce OF the RoRe
Stewart on the 20h Of January, with 3as African EN-
grants from Sierra Leone. The Berbce Gazette says
This arrival created great sensation and every f,c
bore token Of the satisfaction the event occasoned
Doubtless these Of the free aborers the British
are about introducing into their colonesthe captured
condemned and apprenticed cargoes Of the slave
taken by them-N Bulletin, Fb. ~.
The New York herald., 1845-03-03

ToBAeo. From number OF the Chronicle new,
paper, OF the above named island, dated Januar
and which came to hand Friday last extract tn
following distressing Integence:-"Neve do we reco
ect to nave seen 20 much sickness and many death
among the natives as a this season Of the year There
scarcely family in and about town wherein some of Il
members are not afflicted with fever or some other di
ease. The gentlemen of the medical profession hsv
enough TO occupy their time and employ their talents
present.
The New York herald., 1845-03-03
State OF Trade

AsHEsWe quote sales Of pots at 50 rs 9s3 for OH
4Is3
The New York herald., 1845-03-03

FROM TRINIDAD, CUBA.-By the brig Casco, Capt
Lemont, from Trinidad, we learn that the market
was well supplied with American produce and that the
molasses crop will fall far short Of its usual quantity
No freghts Offering The G. arrived here yesterday in
distress, bound to New York. Charleston Courier,
FEB. ~.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-28
BALTIMORE

Ogics % the AMERICAN, Noe. 24, $ p. ".
our last review the market
for Howard street Flour has been in an nm
settled state, and but few transaction. have
taken place. On Saturday morning, after the
reception OF the English advices by the Mas.
~sachusetts, there were sales OF 500 brls. mixed
brands at S6,l2s, but holders showed little
disposition to operate until the reception of
the news by the Britannia, which was receiv-
ed In The afternoon. There was considerable
inquiry on Saturday evening, but no sales.
To-day holders ask S6,50,Hpa at this rate we
note a sale OF 800 brls. 1t Ihas since been Of
iered at S6,315 without sales. The market
closes duli. The receipt price is unsettled.
some holders OF City Mills are willing TO
sell at $500, and | have taken that rate for
small parcels. Others ask higher.
PRONlSlONS-The market for Beef and
Pork exhibits no new feature. Previous ouo-
tations are maintained, viz: Mess Pork Sl3.
io@I1; Prime $40, 759ll; Mess Beef slOa
io,ou; No. l SS,5oS9; and prime Sc. gao
o.o0. Some parcels of the latter are held
higher. We note a sale on Saturday of 100
brls. Prime Pork atSll. Also so bris. Prime
Beei 1t S6,o7h cash. To-day there is not
much inquiry, and there are no sales of note.
ihere Is no changeH Bacon. Sales are most.
~ OF u retail character within the following
rates, VIZ; Western Shoulders 6k66b: Sides
q; assorted ~, and Hams S0Sb. Sales of
Shoulders at 6iG6s cents: and of Sides at
quotations. Small parcels of Baltimore cured
are selling at Z cts. for Shoulders: Sides 7S9
a and Hams 9 cents. There are inouiriesf for
Lard, but there is a light stock i'm market. and
but triAing sales. We continue to quote
Western No. l in kegs at St9S3 cents. and
Tor city rendered in kegs, Q cents.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-28
CHERISH ri RIEND
BY J. l.. CIST,

bf J. u. olSI.
Oh cherish in thine heart Of hearts,
The friends thou'st loved and tried;
lhose who have stood ron childhood up
Still faithful at Thy side:
Thy chosen brothers Of the soul
The trusted and the true;
Cherish them! if thou many hast
het more, hast hon but few!
Cherish thy friends!-Oh! never let
A light and hasty word,-
Al idle jest, misunderstood
Some phrase, pcrchance half heard
VI lancied slight offence, nc'er dreamed,
Thy kindly feeling change;
And never let the evil tongued
Thy friend from thee estrangc!
All many q careless look is made
To bear a wrong intent!
And many a t~houghtless word construed
10 mean what ne'er il meant!
And there arr ever those, are quick
Occasion fair to take,
by mischief bearing words, the links
Vi friendships chain 10 break.
Cherish thy friends! fe'cn perchance
by passion led astray,
lhy Trend shall give thee just offence,
Still cast him not away!
Deal kindly with him!-So shall yet
Ills soul to thee return;
And friendships flame rckindled, long
AS with new light shall burn.
To CIT is but the mortal lot,
To pardon the Divine.
Can ST thou forgive not?-thcn is naught
Of the true God like thine!
And thou!-lf thou art conscious, Just
Offence thou'st given a friend,
Let no false pride prevent thy soul
From making just amend!
This world is but a weory world,
And friends at best but few;
But what were earth had we not some
The trusted and the true!
Oh! thou who hast a friend approved
Till lic's last sand shall roll,
Grapple thou, "as with hooks OF steel"
That friend unto thy soul!