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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-14
WHEATON DOOLITTLE K HADLEY,
On, Ar,nrni... fnr AffAchlnr CrrIlfnr.

IN PURSUANCE OF an order OF the Surrogate OF the
County OF New ork, Notice is hereby gwen to al! per-
sons having claims against WALTER KELLEY, late oil the
City of York, shipHaster deceased, 10 present the
with vouchers thereof the subscriber al her re-
sdcnce No l53 Cherrysireet in the City OF Newly on
before the eighth day OF December next Dated New
York, the 18th day OF June, lS45 ELIZA KELLEY,
LEI Aiminsirntrix.
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Eamps, Gutlerp, &r.
PREMIUM LAMP STORE.

PREMIUM LAMP STORE.
rOUTHOUY Y MEYERS, 3il Broadway, respectfully
~ invite the public call their and examine the
richest and extensive be found IN this
country OF BRONZED and ORMOLU CHANDELIERS,
CENTRE, MANTEL, SOLAR BRACKET, and READ
ING LAMPS, CANDELABRA, GiRANDOLES, BRAC-
KET BRANCHES and CANDLESTICKS in every variety
OF patterns.
CABIN SOLAR LAMPS, a new and superb article, PEE
culiarly desirable for packets and steamboats,
In evidence of the superiority of this portion Of their stock
any other Of lie offered the public this City
they with honest pride refer less that SIX GOLD
and -FOUR SILVER MEDALS awarded to the Inanufacat.
within the last years. for the greatest variety and
beauty Of patterns and the unrvaed finish Of their work
Every article sold by c. N Is warranted TO be what they
represent and those who wish obtain first class goods al
price often paid for such OF very inferior qualify
requested 10 favor them with cell before purcas ing
elsewhere
~ liberal dscoun, to Churches and Ho.eis. 81 ~
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EEaGi Nptlrss .
IN CHANCERY of New.Jersey-Ber

IN CHANCERI of Observation-Disclosures Samuel L.
Cornish, COmp- and Patrick Cougar aud Mary his Wife
Def ldantsOrder OF publication happening 10 this Court
lha je complainant has filed hiS bill IN the above cause
aga the above named defendants tor The force osure and
sale aged premises in the said bill mentioned
and process OF subpoena appear and answer directed
TO t defendants hath regularly issued, eturnabe 10
the OF September instant; bit that the defendants couG
not found in this lie served herewith and nave
not caused their appearance be entered in case such
process duly served and il being made TO appear
bvndavt 10 the satisfaction OF the Chancellor, that the said
defendants reside Of the State OF NewJersey 10 VIII IN
the State OF New iorkis thereupnn, on this rs DAY OF
October the year OF Lord thousand eight hundred
and fortyve, motion OF JOSEPH FUTILE Solicitor of
the complainant by this order directed by the Chancellor
that the said absent defendants do appear Plead answer or
deur the compliments bill or before the third Tues
iay in December next that in default thereof such decree
be made against them the Chancellor stall think equitable
and lust And is further ordered, That this order shall
within twenty days hereafter be served personally on the
said defendants by delivery acopy thereof to them or
he published within the said twenty days IN The Newark
Daily Advertiser, newspaper printed at Newark, in ms
State continued therein for six weeks successfully al
least once every week; and also in like manner and Tor
l ike space lime, in newspaper printed IN The cry OF
New York \ true copy .. ;. HALSTED, I.
SAMt r. Gu>IMERE Clerk. oil aw6w
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l,i ORDER of Hon. John - Wilson, Judge OF Al
ID bang County Courts Counselor, &c notice hereby
given Pursuant TO the provisions OF the statute ahonins
attachments against ubscondlns and concealed debtors tat
nm attachment, has issued against the estate OF William tnr-
inabiiant of this Slate, as an abscondng debtor
lately residing Tire city OF Albany, and that the same wl
be sold payment OF lis debts, unless he appear and
discharge such attachment according 10 law within three
months from the first publication OF this notice. and MAT the
pavmen of any debt and the delivery OF any property be-
longing such debtor him his and the transfer
any property by him for purpose whatever are or'
hidden bv law and void Dated the 10Th day OF Cco-
be-, 1915 WOODRUFF YOUNG, Attorneys
OIL for Alacng Creditors. exchange. Albnny
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mention INC DATE " Ste Ltet w Hiattt 'AtS
LADIES' LIST.
II sTcDermott, Mrs.
Hall. Miss Anna II. Jane
Hughson, Mrs. Marshall. Mrs.
icy HuddcIon, M;ssMa- (Pike-st)
ha. ~ Jane MORRISON, Mrs.
Hawkins, Miss Am lBank-sLl
.ha ma 81 X
Haywood, Mrs. c. Oakley, Miss Lcui-
* * l. sa..2
Kan. Miss Jane Itowens, Mrs.
me Little. Mrs. Ann tPeurlst)
u Laveriy. Jane Roai,Mis sarah y
Lechorc. Miss Har- = " L.
y rieu Sampson.M Mrs c II.
Ia Lynch. Miss Ellen Sidney. Miss Lucy
Leonard, Mrs.Har- Shaw, Mrs. tMadl-
m man sou-st(
ar Laileu. MIS-. John SchermeIhorn, Mrs.
VI l2lst-stl
I'LL Morgan, Miss Jane Townsend. Miss G..
Murray, Bridget A.
"a, McCiin,ock, Miss Thrall, Mrs. Char
Elmira loue
Mallery. Mrs Cla- Z " w
Ia rissa Cnderhill, Miss
Matthews, Sarah Louisa
en- (iih-sil Williams. Mrs.
Mack Mrs (Goidsl (Whiiehall-sLl
ROBERT II. MORRIS, z. NJ.
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GOLD PENS OF superior quality reduced prices In
NJ gold and silver with Pencil The subscribers
also Peys celebrated Steel Pens lower prices than
before offered large assortment OF Steel Pens cards
aud in boxssa, low prices OF Goits Windles Moseys
Wrighis Haydens Icons Pardon's and other makers
FRANCIS Y LOUTREL, Manufacturing
Sla,oners y Maiden lane
Francis Crotch Ink particularly adapted 70 The use O!
SirrI Pen WarFnnled be OF superior quality u Wv
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sbY ORDER of John q Wilson, ESQ. Judge OF Albany
Id County Courts Counsellor N Law &c-Nouce Is here
bv given that an attachment issued against the estate oil
JONAS C. WELLINGTON, now or late OF the City OF
Albany Ascending concealed debtor on due proof
made the said Judge pursuant 10 the directions OF Tie
Statute concerning Attachments against ASCENDING con-
cealed nonresident debors and that the same VIII be
sold for the payment of his debts unless he, the said Jonas G.
Wellington appears and discharges such attachment accord
ing 10 law within three months from the hrst publication OF
this notice and that the payment OF any debts and the de-
livery oany property belonging 10 the sad debtor TO nm or
for his and the transfer OF any property BY INN Tor any
purpose whatever, are forbidden by law and are void
Dated Albany, August - h, 1915.
WHEATON D0OLITTLE K HADLEY,
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fine Uatrbes arlb 5emelrp.
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES.

DICHARD FISHER JR Wsch-Maker and Jew-ler,
II is now prepared to sell WATCHES al retslI lower man
any House The city, As he IS constantly Lecevs
al descriptions direct from the Manufacturers IN fn!hha
assortment OF Gold Watches rom SIS 10 Sloc EACH SILVER
d. from s. SO esc-all warranted 10 keep good time
the money returned Also good assortment OF
JEWELRY and SILVER WARE very low.
y. B.-SecDud hand Watches and Old Gold and silver
taken in exchange bought FOR CASH Watches CiocA
Music Boxes and J-w-ry repaired in the best manner and
warranted BY experienced wcrsmeG, low any other
Hons- in thfs city RICHARD FISHER Jr. Importer OF
Watches and Jev-lry, WhoesAe and Relai, No S Broad
way. New OK few doors above the City Hospital
nl4y RICHARD FISHER Jr.
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c.
A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF Gold and Silver Du-
~ pick Patent Lever Anchor Escapement, Lepne aid
In Europe which viii be WARRANTED perfect Time
keepers
Also some Pstterrs Of Gold Chains, Seals Keys. kc
Do do. do Gold Pencil Cases & Gold Pens
Do do. do Thlmbes, Rings, Pins, SC
Do do d. Bracelets, Win Stones
Do co DO. Silver Forks. Spoons, &c.
Al the above articles will be sod al The LOWEST PRICES
and warranted TO be equal 20 the best made in The city
MOTT BROTHERS, Importers OF Fine W aiches, &c
No : Nassau-s, opposite The Custom House.
P. S.-The above articles carefully Repaired and Ns
rsnted. The mosisku! worSmen IN me CITY $50 osy
WATCHES AND JEWELRY.-Tbe subscribers
w invite the attention OF strangers and others visiting NE
Civ 10 their stock Sne Watches and Jewe.ry which Is
now complete FOR the Fall trade.
Their selection Watches embraces several very superior
,e-keepc by the celebrated makers, ard offered
purchasers al unusually low prices.
Rich J-vcry OF every description; Silver, Plated and
Br!tanna Ware; Mantei Clocks Fancy Goods, &c
eches and Clocks cleaned and repaired By experienced
workrneu. LOCKWOOD ( SCRlSNER.
50 os rs Pes7 cor. Of Fulton opposite T. 5 Hois
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.T1@ AMORNING LINE at o'cloct-Fa
X -Slie---iS Albany und Troy, and intermeiias pasa
sszssstzstrSsI he low pressure steamboat TROY CAPT
4 Gorh,m will leave New.York from pier al the foot
Bsrclsy.st At O'Clock \. " every Tuesday, Thursday M
s,fnrGnJ Returning. VIII leave Troy AT o'clock, \.
aut Albany =. ! oc.Jc& a. Nj every Monday "edaesd.
aud Friday. n,.
lsvs. Ssy-York M O'CLOCK A. N. Monday, WednestaI
AMI Friday and Troy O'Clock, A. NJ Albany al ocoti
4 NJ TUESDAY, Thursday and Saturday
For passage freight apply on board me boar, o.
B. ALL al the Office the wharf. foot o baFcNs 81
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s1ubIir Goupepanres, or.
-. -. NV ADR,yGEuRNT-g

r, NEW ARRANGEMENT-FAR
SEP5Isa ss9 5s e. Nv
49,. ,.k .arh way-Ths Stanach and Fayorle slesr,.
Sos. NEPTUNE commanded by Oap- W ip oLl.' ha7;ns
90 Ssv 3ist Mav as fo!lows:-Lesve New York Tfor
pier No s. North River. 70, Newport roydeuce md Boz
ton direct Monday Wednesday, ana FTiaay al O'Clock
P NJ arriving in Providence Ia Tine of me morns ss
o; cars 10 Boston, Taunton, New beA'ota' ran hysf ke
NoI A.o connects with hr aleMnboas running EAsl "a
80, ~ p,oy,deucc Tor Newport and Ncw-Yor.. on Tue,
fav Thursday ar Saturday. ~ octoeh' r. M or tca
.,,si NJ the /. o'clock Ns Ecair OF Cars roH Bosom
rom = YORK 10 Boston, cabir.....-.... ellis
AZ '0''' - ''N deek passengers iS4
10 Newport, 9soin -
Prog!deace cabin y
No ch.ree for berths
All Kind. OF gr.izat taken 81 The loves! rates
For 'r'Ae1 9s5eEsi Fl iFGf No le wes.e
orof JOHN II. RICHMOND, Pro7i 'eree,
sni =; 'h- otdcs on '.s steamboat aninS o, yS
al persons forbid trusting his Scd eNoep W WIN
crier rom the Captain o;er bis VIII Ne pad
IT, A.NUTIC e. Change OF hours@Foi Bo,ieu
80 Via Nor>s ch and Worcester On Sp S1 Sle'
Saturday, Nov. Isl. The siesinoos's enko
PATRA ASd WORCESTER viii leave South SIDE p.c' No
y r daily ococA instead of O'clock Is heretofore
~T~ .oPPosITlON TO MoaoPoIy. -EHPte',
Line for A5,ny ,yihG , Es. 9os
West, snd the stages aud packet b9ai. N2f9 g..
The splendid new steam "a hit M ~ !" Sa?t
H. D. A6c VII! lesve The foot OF K2oinsohs 'eA, aoo'e
Barclay on Tuesday Thursday ynd Saturday afternoons
At O'Clock For passage or freight apply on o'sfu' or %
c;.s.riru seaiine freight 20 Albany by the seaa-
boat Rip Van Wnse vii please leave ne[ G,'g g s 81
ho 5 ma - M. The, ag,.rt JAMES WELDON oil
HOUR CHANGED TO O'CLOCK.
Ts APEOPLE'S LINE STEAlBOATs
EsSss-, FOR ALBANY. Daily, Sundays es &C
rSA-s3~<-sa TBRouGH DikEcr-At o o cocA' 4 VI. 'tOS
,h,. Pie. between Cortland and Liberty streets -
Steamboat KSlCKERBOCKER, Capt a. h9usn.on,S-
leave On Monday. Wednesday and Srday Evenings a.
I, or
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U~ND = X. CAKPENTEK x CU.'s Lne IgI
Iii NNewhurgh-T barge SUPERIOR
tsAr<.rfs'rsEso Capt CnAkLEs HaLsrEAp, Will leave Us
foot of Werr.,-sL every Tuesday and Friday afternoon
5oelock-Rni returning win leave Newhursh every Cd
n..,iay aud Saturday afternoon nj Is O'Clock.
The above barge Is fitted up with staterooms, large AMI
,o,amodiuu Cabins and passengers will hHd very pea
-aut way OF mlSing the passage.
Freight taken al the lowest rates
An baggage PACKAGES, parcels Of goods or money nuN Dc
az c sk OF the thereof unless entered upon 1a
book, of the boat receiped for. s3
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MUFFINS AND CRUMPETS.
MUFFlNS AND CRUMPETS Of superior quality made
lV1 by l. Hnyier la5 Forsyth Families supplied with
hot Mullins before breakfast ole Staw6w
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wUaI ENFN

MEMORANDA
The schr Empire hence for Bermuda, has returned
NTH loss of rndder II
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&C. EaRnI FOX SALE.--Sl,aate on the RoaI lroth
S New Rochelle TO White Plains aoouIela distant from
t- each containing 80 ACRES OF LAND, all oI wtsch
Plough Land excepting Ten Acres. wnchls W ood Lsh
Thu place /. divided y gne end laid ou into conveie
lots fo cultivation All the fences ars Of stone IN goo
orj sr and the ground in III Ufcuva,on The bIic
l1gc ali o, cood character aud IN order: For TERMS appJ
10 :. b. KENYON, On Tie premises. or or
fa,f ADEIANCF. NJ fnhr-.L N-Nv-ForE
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CURTIS 81 HARYEY'S Diamond Grain Gunpow
" derive have received fresh supply OF tins su
peror Powder denominaied Col Hawkn backing. suit
ed to The present, shooting For sale wholesale
and reJaii by InSl JOHN J. BROWN CO. l22 Fulton S.
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A LNiANkCS.-The trade supplied with Almanacs a
- hs prices ol manufacturing, ei The Tribune oee aa4
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INDIA RUBBER SfIOES.-The subscribers haY,
on hand full assortment VI a.! the various descriptions
OF India Rabber Shoes in Tie market including the justly
celebrated Metallic Rubber Overshoes, which affect
ed by beat and cold artaa, ed 10 retain their Color
For sale. wholesale and retai cheap by
MS HUTCHINSON 4 RUSYOS IS Msiden-Ian-
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n-~s7 +. FOR HUDSON AND ISTERAlh'
Er-,rs1.&s-s-iSDINTE. LANDINGS-The steamer iiuD.
'TS'a<7--" SON in place OF the Westcbeser i!te oai
boat that hands ) oclock) Captain William IL. MtLLsS,
win leave the foo. of CcdarsiTee; the ensuing sas9s
every Monday. Wednesday md Friny al O'clock
Il connecting Hudson with the Hudson and b.rSs'l
gsilrosd The cars OF which leave the arrival OF Tue goa
Returning The leaves Hudson Tuesday Ihufsau
and Sunday a, o'clock p. ar on the arrival OF inc c1
touching both ways II. the intcrmediate lsu1hes' :"
freight or passage, apply on board or 10 49, 80, ,,,
j. L. KNAPP & SON, l0l West o.
gh, boat has been puin complete order wilma hew'es,
viii be found pleasant and comfortable boa! as any
IN. river The bOs tOws no 1argsa. ,o
Nh hnAt Ia nnvy reN!Y ~ r.celvn frelght. leIEu
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Real Estate.

SEATNEW HOUSES to let al Chelsea between
Es Tyveuty.6iih and Tweuty.siNib sis Rest $50 fsr
aunuu Apply corner 25h-st and 'th-ayenue, 10 H.
DE KAY or to r. GOODMAN, IS CedAr-sL M IN
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I-esa NEyy-VORk, ALBANY ~ rh0t
LINE-For Albany and TOY U' FNpisS
Cant r r. M.,y will leave the steamboat pier loot o.
e ~ y,ry rn.sday Thursday and SaiurdAy aasr
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FARMERS, LIBRARY.

PROSPECTUS OF THE FARMERS LIBRARY, AND
L MONTHLY JOURNAL OF AGRICULTURE. JonS
S SKINNER Editor Each number Will consist of Two dis
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u BURDENS PATENT HORsE-SHOES. be,r

RonOENS fATEST HoRSE-SHOES, being
~ noVS on sale by the principal dealers In Hardw are In The
United stses al warranted perfect form and rnad- OF
the Ty best refined irua Every Shoe which may be found
10. = accordance With Tia aSoTe recommendation viii
rec red hcS and t MONEY returned with all expense from
~. us. diSaut paI, Of The country. Il BURDEN Agent
Tn Iron Hni N FsrtTv MAJ u. l9.a nvia S.suv
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LAMPS crRaNDoLES. &c.

HARDWARE and Cu.ery.-Seainan Low-rre 10
Il SpringsL GreenwchL offers for sale large and
general Of Hardware, Cutlery, Britannia and
Jspaned Ware ola
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HOUR CHANGED TO O'CLOCK.
TEs pEOPIE,S LINE STEAMBOATS,

Freight tGtsH at Modercte hatcS'
~ All persons are forbid trusting any OF the 6oah o.
,hi. Line whou! wriIiel Order from the Japan "
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-03-15
PROS CTUS
OF THE
WISCONSIN HERALD!
Bird Volume.

The Herald will commence its third Volume Oh
the 18th inst Daring the past year il has safely
expanded from It's ehrysdiis io.m, the "Grant
County HERALD" into the "Wisconsin Herald''
By the patronage generously extended 10 il, and the
indulgence of the good people, who, making all due
allowance for its defects, have yet sustained it thro
its niancy the Herald has passed beyond that
critical time, in the life OF periodical, when its
demise is hourly looked for Containing much OF
little Of interest, the Herald negef fails 10 come
IL Is not contingent periodical; that like Miller's
Millennium, may come il must come every SatGr
day, unless the Calender gets knocked into pi.
a" Gentlemen, the ball will go onin To our for
mer solicitations of patronage the people of this
and The adjoining counties have nobly responded.
Not only has nur subscription been greatly enarg-
ed, but, partly no doubt a consequence of our
extended circulation, Dur Gdrerus,ns patronage has
greatly increased. Oar paper mas become more
generally known abroad; and is relied upon by our
exchanges in every pant of the Union, as most
faithful and reliable organ OF The news and siaiis
tics OF Western Wisconsin Ii persevonng effou
the most careful mechanical execution, aud the best
editorial talent, can make the Herald such paper
as the intelligent people of the mines viii be proud
TO suppou-it shall be done To accomplish that
purpose fully and speedily, the publisher asks a
continuance Of that kind patronage which is alrea-
dy extended TO the support OF this peculiarly their
V't nc" SP"pei' --dnV ihe acquisition oi RsU IA
rors, III the shape OF subscription and advertising,
for the support Of periodical, must be so appa.
rent, that we need scarcely refer to it, TO convince
the enlightened.
10 the people OF more remote parts of our Ter
ritory, and elsewhere, where calculation, ne vet,
is but limited. we arlently recommend the " Her.
add" as the only permanently located periodical
il 9 w estem Wisconsin" to record the 80 impor.
tant doings" transporting within this pleasant,
ncallhY, rich, fertile, and heayen-h,orcd portion
of the West.
Tcms:-S2p per annumi s for months Sub
scribers out of this county, must forward the mon,
ey III advance, or the paper will NO, be sent
Address, J. d. SPALDING,
Editor & Publisher.
Lancaster, Wis, March Isl, 1915.
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TuE TONSORIA FIDD.G3!!

TilE TONSORlh FlDD Err!
IN Epic Of c0upits, IA a couple Of Cdntos.
Canto Isl.
While many candidates present their claims;
Although dissimlar, their end, and aims,
Whatever they propose-'tis understood
Oh patient Public, must be lor thy good
Among the rest bow. My humble name,
Obscure, unsung, unheralded by fame;
But modest melit, cannot always be
Doom'd 10 the darkness Of obscurity:
Forbid it, heaven born AIT, and point the way
/ Where, smiling Fortune bids her votaries stay.
/ These facts premis'd-by leave-I now propose,
Oh gentle sir, 10 take thee by the nose,
And by the magic, ofmy soothing art,
! At once to gain, thy patronage, aud heart;
Whether a traveller thou, or resident,
My services alike, Cor all are meant.
What e'eI your party, be II Clay or Polk,
/ For all, have a razor, and joke.
True, I'm engaged in barber-ous operations,
Not those late practisd in the British Stations
Chna, OF Scnde All maxi the difference here
| she'd no blood, eXtotno angulsh'd tear.
/ Mine be the task. Oh Patrons OF my char,
/ To shave your chins, TO dress-to curl your hair
Super cNcTcsence 10 uproot:
Orteach the rising trLiSkerI, how 10 shoot.
| To lave your chins, in soft emolient cream.
And with razor--keener than the beam
Shot from the looming thunder-couls of heaven
Glide DER each phiz, like zephyr bland at even.
| T'improyo, the looks, to heighlen, every grace,
That plays, or ought to play, around the face.
In Short, 10 render you, good subjects fit
For counting scrapes, or matrimonial net.
Ny toilet apparatus, is complete
Comprising fragrant Eau's, Aromas sweet,
Cosmetics, Oils, Cologne, snh Persian balm:
No mix'd up trash, not worth d---n,
With these inducements, 'Genieols,' one, and all,
You cannot fail in giving me a call.
You'll find my shop in Main St, Plaueyio town
Also, your most obseqlious servant
TmoMAs BRowN.
Canto 81.
Mourn moi Oh world Paganin dead;
Behold another rising in his stead.
Another! what when! who! Ye all exelaim,
| give ye all a chance, to guess his name,
De Bull. Niepx Temps, they both dispute the crown
Bah give il up he name Is MI. Brown!
If you are sceptical, why just drap IN,
And hear the wonders, Of his vioin.
Ii''Hlord by concord ofsweet sounds - yod'lI own
That Bllrs or iuol's, equals not ats tone
IN bright cadenzs, graceful rising swell,
Or soft diminish. pire Ia bggatelIe.
ale that hath ears''-for m1sic--"let him hear
It, fairy warhlings steal upon MS ear
Like the sweet south that breaches upan bed
Ofcabbsge,' 'rioietS,' I shnI.a have stid----
To follow >hakspeaTe's k1t--. Hurletitgo,
Slips will occur, in drawing long bow.
II parties should, his serrices, require.
They, can be CHARTERED a; a moderate hire.
Waltz Galiopsie, Cotiiiion, Hosnpipe, Reel,
Faidango, Jig, Brsak-eown--Get Of my heel
M all the AIRS that grace TerPsichors's lsi,
Did-up, to s1it, the most fastdious taste.
ARIA.
AID Il get enrOuIag'd, by de people ab dis iosn
Take d. ebe.lasi!n blessir ID 3e Niger
To- BIo 5.
FaiS7iIis, Seq. ., 1914. o
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Regular Stage Line
PROM rLATrEyiLLero cAssvrLLr, wa Las c,s-

PROM PLATTEYiLLETo CAssyfLLE, VIA. LANCASTER
AND EDwARDsyILLE.
az HE subscriber respectfully informs the publ
that he has contracted TO carry the mail te-
tween the above points and that he has made
ample arrangements for the accommodation olihe
travelling pubic.
The stage will leave Plauevillo for Lancaster
.rery Monday, Wednesday and Fndaya, O'Clock
p. NJ, where il will connect with The Stage from
PIairie du CHEN.
Will leave Lancaster for Casglle, passing Ed
vaudeville, every Saturday moiniaE CassyillB
foi Plaueviie, via. Edwafdsyille aud Lancacler
every Sunday morning
Willlsave Lancaster Tor Plaueyille every Sunday
al O'Clock +. NJ, snd every TUESDAY, Thursday
and Saturday at o'clock a. NJ, where 1t will
connect with the Stage from Galena, also the
Stage from Milwaukie, via Madison.
II. MESS MORE.
Lancaster, May Is, 1874
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-03-15
CH.2NCERY SALE.

Nelson Dewey, Administra- In District Cour, Of
tor of the Estate of Iiar- Grant county, w.
yey Pepper, deceased, : T.,Sept term,lsl4,
on Inc Nnancery
John p. Tower. side thereof
I'm pursuance of decreial order made in The
4 above cause, at the above mentioned term, on
the lth day OF said term shall expose for sale
atpuhlic auction, to the hghes, bidder, iof cash,
al the courthouse door in the toNn Of Lancaster,
the 18th day of March next, between the houis
of 8 O'Clock A. NJ. and O'Clock 2. NJ. Of that days
the following described property, to vital of
lots number four and five 4 * s in block number
thirteen Ii in said Town of Lancaster, together
with the Improvements thereon Dated this 18th
February, A. ID. 1915.
BEN C. EASTMAN,
10 Ct Mauer in Chancery.