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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-10
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And liberal share oi patronage is solicited or The store
where little money will buy great many Valentines and
i, well hnOwn that the place for that is ut
7r SHErNRD'S. l9l Broadway, opposite Jolln-,t.
Tp,HE HOWARD INSURANCE COMPANY make in
suranceS against los damage l', fire and inland
navigation on terms favorable any otlcr similar ill.,
Cnl.lial sao0.oe0-oalce W. 5lWall .tee..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-10

~ CHURCH FAIR AND FESTlN.L-To he gvcn
hy The Ladies of the Fourth Congregational Church (Dr
walacas) the ivoll Saloon on tn Stay taeinoon anu
evening" the lith inst
Tickets ;entcnas so cents, Ladies - centS) can be
obtained oi James Tabor 293 D.eec% street Jonathan
Is. shay, CO., Greenwich street john i. Acktr' adah
street, Dr. Wallace, l69 Spring >rec M Emily W.
Siot,, 22 Carmine street, Henry I'@>' - s' steel
or a, the door OF the saloon the d. al shfl t>Na
Lo;hans Brass Band i, elsaseN iSl e "cc'''"' 81 IL
h. MILL IONS OF THE S!.NSiiES BN-I. NJ the
Apollo on Monday 10th u February. Tickets - each
TO be obtained nj the APOLLO National Hall Howard House
corner broadway and Howard St. NJ purcS i'"t No COG
broadway, and Kentucky Hail, No 90 Perry street or oi
either Of the N-Boy>, Stovnbuys Missing or Jackson
IttiU,ltfc
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

&c 10 Dunhaa & Dimon The c is at anchor c I, 4, e
Bar
Brig Galveston Burr IL days from Mobile cotton, TO
Badger < Peck On the ith experienced severe sl.c
from : +. Ia y. W suffered much from the weather
has been oil the Hook since Wednesday.
Brig Morea Il DAYS from Mobile, cotton 10 D Hut!-
hut s. Co. The MuIea has had c0yinua ca es during
the passage Has been blown of the coast by west
gales and became ice logged from the severity Of toe
"ea.hcr Feb 3 lat s. long IL, spoke whale ship John
Jaw Robaers with 1919 hbls OIL bound 10 New HGrE-aii
wen. fca :, saw ship Celia OIL Fire Island
Brig Nom, knudson = from Cha ts;on with cotton
andNcc 10 Durham q U!InOn-
Schr MARY Lyestcr. Blu bank from Vifgin', oysters.
Saw square rgred vessel ashore on he Jersey coast
Schr Margaret Ann Beujam.u. days II IN Baltimore,
clover seed, &c 10 B eager.
Schr AIar:arc, AM, from Richmond, Goa.
Sclr Rockhil, kulon, from York River ne wood.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-10

~ LECTT RES on sIIAkSPEARE--Nr HUDSON
who has lately been ecurng In osonwi give h!> lectures
on Hamlet and Macbeth in The Society Library Room the
evenings ot Thursday and Monday, Feb. g. and 10, *
ocock A'mtance so cents taken AT the door. Ii Otis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-10
VALENTINES, VALENTINES.

NIEN INEt,, .AIT.N T IN 70.
4 BEAUTIFUL asscrtmou; OF Valentines ui the newest
Y pattcrll>-sOme ready written, AMI Others hark-bo
lie, Ter and mote sizes. Also, Valentine Writers. Tor sale
Al H. g. :. E-llNOR'S Bookstore. 10 Eowery
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HUNDREDS OF NAMES

Of persons residing in Ncw-Yok could bc given, who are
rca ~ 10 bear To-. inOny hc superiority Of Tie oo,Io-
uan o.or every Other remedy known for tic "i
Coughs, Gods, Asthma, CONSUMPTION. Splitting cf BLOOD,
py'pep ic Consumption bronchitis. difficulty Of Breath
n. Io.r-cnos. Influenza Pains IN The Breast and side,
and the various affections oi &c mach and Liver
For >e ~ Ice Npssn-,. door ttovc Nm, ana at
Mrs IIavS i3g t'uon->t. l,rookl,n fiO I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-10

Just PUBLISHED,
TIE REPOSITORY OF ROMANCE FOR January,
double number which contains the commencement Of
new novel by SUE. and The o'Douoghue,- ~ Lever
One Dollar year.
THE CHIMES, by Dickens third elitlon-oaly {,
cents.
THE WANDERING JEW, Nos. / 10 IL, bound III one
volume. paper covers very neat price - cen,s.nslc
numbers g, cents. This edition contains The whole nj
s, rosei of the French edition. Thousands have not
YET READ this great work ever 400 pages now i.ue'
translated by Herbert.
booksellers supplied on liberal terms. onice u
Ann st. no u; L. WINCHESTER. Publisher.
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CANAL TRANS sZs-s.. azElssa..:.sss

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Western Kentucky, with despatch
The above line composed OF first rate class Of loa;s
all new, and the public respectfully informed that the
Proprietor, have no connection with the great Monopoly
on the Erie Canal but willing ara de>rou- II times
do business on fair and moderate terms. and share Of
Tie public patronage L respectfully solicited.
The beia- ali aud wei furnished, passengers
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TO obtain comfort ard speed.
\ Boat will leave Albany and Buffalo Daily.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-10

rs,O LET OK FOR SNLE->tcrc Ne ! Ce,iar-,;. also,
ihc thee story House, $ Whiic-strcc near Broad
way Possession may hv lad Immediately. or u the i, ut
MAY ncNt. Inquire Vi i. T. NliEEtN lltlil'
i3n 3,awti - White street, OF ti> Pine -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-10

EIoUSE WANrEp-t new tw" OF three story House,
4 with all The modern Improvements, i wanted
lease oi years located above mon Square nor below
Fourth street; not farther East oi broadway than II
avenue nor farther West than jti avenue. Address l'oX
No. Col p. q. stating location ana terms. ~ 6I!c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-10

~ PRIVATE SALE-LEAsE FOX SALE-Thc
i;%;1 mexJrcd Lease for years of NJ" - Barclay-st
near Clurc!i.,trcct. on the Lct i two story
brick front House with basement. aud two->lory tn H.
For particular. inquire Of ~. ELEECKl;E & co.
no iw l;roai-sircct.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-10

YENO CALICO PEINTgRS.-I.,,I,c,| Isir.s.-Tlic SUBJ
scrber offers safe, At Najac'gcTs prize. S'nl
Newbould Co.. celebrated Doctor. and lies. The quality
use and sold al les lhanticlr former prices.
join \. NEWi;OULD,
f1GtiS. 90 !0Il-strect, up si1rS.)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-10

MARKETS ar.t,fig ;Ye.ted Jar Tie Tribune.
S.ruRpAy Feb S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-10

"a PRIVATE SALE.-Tiic ; story Erlcl. lIoI-e No.
i:;esi 4a0 t,rand-strcet. Inquire of
-as.s.- A. j. l;IEECKEI & co.
10 lw Broa,-sireet, Wil-,trcct.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-10

81 WANTED 10 RENT, mat two--i"ry House
"G riilI convcicuccs for private family, situated III
-siss-l the immediate vicinity or CInam square. Rent
mt be moderate and the premises III good order. Address
r. hox Ca9 ro., Office stating particulars. 'f3tl>
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-10

FLOUR AND MEAI.--The make; is very steady a,
4,ssl for good brands We iern' bGi : inactive. Hou
cTs Generally oak fIr farthar advance. la Southern
desc,ipronS We hear Of nothing dong excepting 80
bis od Baltimore al l0. The rrse for southern IS as
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-10

80 rRIYArE SALE-llc we'll bu!i BFick'iousc %,
."3 broadway east side Lot 2jicct by IA 1t. Ap-
ply TO y. j. ELEECkEK y 60.
fcl lw Broad I. near Wall st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-10

Thcy lave alrcady succeeded in getting supply Of STA
iianery Blank Books and school Books. which viii he
daily increased until iJ s-n,imcn i made u order
for Printing and Bndn. be imm' d.aeiy attended
TO- 4 continuation cf patronage i respectfully solicited
JANSEN & BELL, l:ie Nas-at-,treci,
fIO y near Tecknan.Si.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-01-25
lea N in gs.
Mr.. Gushing Immediately after arriving a
New York proceeded 10 Washington.

Mr.. Gushing Immediately after arriving al
New York proceeded 10 Washington.
John A. MurreI. the notorious ''Land Pi.
rate. is not dead as has been reported through
out the newspapers # the country. Muuel
has Purchased a small farm on The Sabine riv-
er. in Texas, and is residing on and cultvat.
hight.
There is firm in Pearl street, New York,
called Lock and Reese
Gov. Wright and 1t. Gov. Gardner. of
New York. took the oalhs Of Office at the Ex-
eculive Chamber 10 the Capitol at Albany on
the Isl inst, and received calls during the day.
Hon. Samuel Hear addressed The citizens of
Concord on Monday week, in relation TO his
late visit TO Sonlh Carolina-sUbsianiial
corroboraling The accounts given 10 The papers
concerning the exciting incidents attending his
mission.
Hon. A. Smith. Texan Minister 10 Eng
land and France, is in New York, en- route 10
Texas.
AT ameeting held at The Asior House IN.
" on the evening Of the 25ih utimo. il was
resolved 10 erect a marble statue 10 Mr. Clay
| IN the Exchange. Philip Hone, Esq, is chair.
man OF the Committee for The purpose.
The Albany Amphi,heatre was crowded on
aianday night TO see John Smith attempt the
feat Of running a mile, within circle Of AZ
feet in diameter, in inmates and 80 seconds
Difficult as was the feat, it was CALAMITY per.
formed by Smith in minutes and Il seconds!
He flew around the little circle 43 times, and
WON the race amid the paudi;s Of the multi
tude. HuTTah for Smith
John ]. Hardin. Wing member Of Congress
from Illinois, states, in letter published in
that State, that moi one twentieth part Of the
members Of Congress are in favor Of any
change in the Naturalization laws,
Santa Ana, it is said, has invested five or
six millions Of dollars in England. Should
The iaies be against him. he will retire TO that
country.
The weekly expenses of the London Times
for literary matter, is 81, 500.
female Miller,e has been sentenced TO
two years imprisonment in the penteniiarv.
by the Recorder Of Buffalo. for having stolen
the materials with which 10 make an ascension
robe.
A Boston paper says that man just mar
rled who had ordered cradle, since the turn
which the election took, counternanded The
order.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-01-25

suits into court. Upon them | rccei-
we'd my vcrdcts, and have had the
qualification of seeing that yoa quite
agree with what has been done. The
fortune you promised INC, | have been
enj9ying these dozen gears. sought
to interest you in my own affairs that
you may take pity upou your niece. or
rather. I should say, render her, justice
Franks cloqucnce and her tears had
alike failed TO produced tho desired
effect. and | sought to z lin Il Temporal
ry influence ever you by the tempta'
ton of a double lawsuit
Mr.. Inch trrmblcd from head to
loot. At last he cxclaimcd-
~.Worsc than that, MADAM, worse
than that. There was another tcmpta-
alton YOU did not di.dain to hold out
tho possession of that hand, upon which
the very last time ] saw you, counted
tl,vcn rings all Of value ~
The widow could not resist this eli
NIX. She laughed nightly, ana be-
ramc quite herself when the old gen
tIcman threatened to sue her for breach
of promise OF marriage. Instead OF
cndcaycring to dissuadc him from 1t,
showing its ab.urdity. she did all she
could 10 urge him to bring it into action
Immediately. "RcallyS she said 4 lid
not think youmc hafso great dnr-
ling ms yon are. fyou will do SO n
once, will put off my journey to
Brighton. 'twculd be Il fresh cclcbri
", renewal of my onth; and then
the evidence, aud the course Of my ho-
syig you-so romantic! And you
pleading the excess OF your tender pas
sion for me, to the positive loss OF the
use Of Anna's fortune for three Year..
and being induced TO give you con
scntin exchange for the pickings of the
lawsuits. Only fancy"
But Mr.. Linch did not bring IN &C
,on-hc did not even charge the wild
ow with the fec he had paid for coun,
sells opinion. lie abandoned new fin
cry, resumed his old suit, withdrew his
Iorgiyness from his niece, and register
cd VOW in Westminster Hal to
have nothing more to do with Jar Gu
r8fS.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-01-25

~ We see that Mr. HoARD. Of The llouse,
has introduced a bill TO amend the School Law
10 the counties Of Giant. Iowa, Dane, Green,
Sank and Crawford, which rrqures Of the
County Commissioners Of these several couu.
Ties a, their frs, regular session after it's pas.
sage, TO divide their respective counties into
as many school districts or towns Tor school
purposes. as they may deem proper. and also
provide for The election Of school commission.
crs 10 each district, who are TO he governed
by the provisions Of tho law TO which this is
amendaioIy.
We think this wholesome Bmendmen, aud
hope Il may pass.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-01-25

~ We have received The February num.
Der Of GHAHAM's MAGAZINE, which for rich
ness and splendor, is not surpassed by any OF
its predecessors. The embellishments are
eight in number RVS on steel, and three on
on wood. The three wood engravings
are illustrative Of three Of the principal battles
10 which figured lha, pariot and hero OF the
revolution. FRANcls MARION. Il is now Civ.
en- up by all, that GRAHAM is about to take the
lead Of all colemporarios in The Magazine line,
by furnishing the cheapest and best in The Uni.
ted States
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-01-25

1J~ We have Washington dates 10 the soc.
ond instant. which contain nothing Of interest,
as none of the grea, national questions were
under considerations. We notice that our Del.
eeate has presented several bills and petitions.
for the improvement. Of Fox and Wisconsin
rivers, for Harbors and Lights at diiItren,
points on our lake coast, &c.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-01-25

Mr.. Fs'oum. Of The village oS Waterford.
r. |. has iae largest wool'eR factory IN Amer
lea, 10 foil work. says the Woonsoeke, Parrot.
lie employs four hundred hands; and the cloth
which they lurn out is the iues, in America,
ard equal 10 any that comes from Eugland,-
Mr. Fafnum has realiEen a large fortune ia
this business.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-01-25

Or We see BY The eastern papers tina, Mr..
CUsHiNo. ouI minister TO China, when on his
return passing through Mexico, was robbed
Of all his private papers Of great value. but
saved the most important Of his diplomatic
documents.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-01-25

dY~his said ,ha, since The refusal Of the
Sorreme Court to gran, wri, OF habeas eotP"s
in The Don ease, tha, The Legislature Of Rhode
Island are taking steps that will set him a, llb-
er,y. wi,Aov, any action On his par, other lhsr
taking an cath 70 support rhe consultation Of
Of The safe.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-01-25

iiorILs AND IIorEI- kgtPrRs rs rHE Wssr.
From private letter TO the editor, from a
young gentleman Of an eastern city, whose
business for The las, hve years has been of u
character ,ha, required continual travel in the
south and west. speaks in the following eompli.
meniary manner OF the "AMERicAN iloUsE, "
at Madison, and "Mlrrass HorEL," at Plau'
vale. As regards the American, we are are
acquainted somewhat with the genuine fare
and ptoSetbinl hospitality Of Mr.. MoRmsOS,
from a shorl residence in that place few years
since but OF Mr. MirroN's al PlNuevile. we
can, Of our own personal knowledge,
say nothing, as we never he'd the pleasure
q visiting that beautiful town but as our
beiier.he!f" has, and stopped too, a, Mr..
Ms on her word, we confirm all that is said
below. Us does common report.
"No,hins that saw In Wisconsin, surpfi
sod me more. than the hospitality Of your land
lords. and the genuineness OF their fare two
Of which. deem particularly worthy Of men.
Iisn. The 6rst, is the AMERICAN House."
q, Madison, kept by Mr.. MoRMSoN the sec.
ond. Mr.. Mirrox's HorEL, at Plausvllle.-
Such honses as are kept by these genllemen.
are scarce ia any country, there Is nothing
wanting al either. 10 make the weaiied uavel.
az comfortable, and and has situation agteea
bic. Depend upon il. such landlords are Of
particular service TO The prosperity Of any iowa,
as the Kind and genIlemanly treatment reeei-
we'd at their hands. casts 3 sunoy halo around
the whole town or country. whete situated,
10 the saisd Of every int gent traveller"
or The finances Of the State Of MississiP.
ri, a., certainly not in the NOS, catering con.
diion the Treasury no, only being empty. IS
indeb'ed 10 che Treasurer some SIS. naiu.
'al consequence of affairs for state that took
she lead Ia repodiaiioa,
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-01-25

o. We would invite the attention OF our
readers, especially those lha, are very sympa-
ihelie, 10 the tale on our FIRST page.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-01-25

~ Bishop o0derduuk, Of New York, has
been found guilty on the charge Of gross inGe.
cency Of conduct towards delicate females. 10
repeated instances. BY the Council Of Bishops,
and has been. like his brother Of Penn'a., a
shor, time SINCE suspended from the minisie.
rial and Episcopal fsncions -No' half what
he deserved il wha, was proved be true.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-01-25
NEW YORK agency.

az The Hon. IIESRy DopGE, has oul
ihauks for continued iavors.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-01-25

The ARMY.-A bill is before Con-
gress. which cuts off all extra pay for
extra services. Ii fixes the term of SER
vice ut West Point to four years, and
authorizes all supernumcrary officers to
be selected from West Point. The
number of Assistant Quarter-Masters IS
reduced in the bill to 20. The pay OF
privatcs 81 six dollars per month, and
one dollar in addition for each soldier
and musician who shall receive an hon
orablc discharge. Corporal punishment
is abolished; but an enlisted man may
be sentenced 10 hard labor for deser-
ton from the army or marine corps, for
period OF not lcss than ono OF more
than six years.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-01-25

THE VIRGINIA SENAroR,-The Richmond
Erquirer says that the two parties are SO near
IL balenecd in their legislature, that the ae-
ZION Of single individual, may determine the
result. Mr. BawdsO. elected as wing, has
kicked the balance and ried TO turn il, but he
had no, succeeded a, cor !s,es, dates.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-01-25
WISCONSIN HERALD,

GRANT COUNTY ADVERTISE
LANCASTER, WISCONSIN,.
$500
SATURDAY, JANUARY %, 1915.
NEW YORK AGENCY.
Messrs. MASON g. TurTLE, i2s Nassau
street. are authorized 10 collect subscribers
aud advertisements for The Wisconsin Herald.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-01-25

~ - ~ N''N' ~ Wa 2'U''"' ~~'e fNS''S 90
wants swindle, Uncle sam.
4 regulation Of The mileage Of members
was also proposed by bin. which Mr. Cobb
reported from the committee 90 that subject
II is not unusual now for the mileage Of mem
bers who reside but fifty miles from each
other, 10 differ seine two or three hundred
miles; but This bill proposes 10 regulate il by
computing the distance by the most direct
mail route, Ii it should pass, and it was read
twice, and ordered 10 De ensrossed fnr third
reading. some members will suffer deduction
of at leas, SlOO from their mileage. There
Gid not, howeverapPear TO be any provision in
the bill 10 regulate the mileage in cases of
Constructive travelling. Every fourth wear for
instance, Congress adjoumS by eonS,ilutioal
LIMITATIONS the night OF the Sd Of March. but
10 twelve hours sfierwards-mij day Of The
fourth-,hs Senate reassemhles 10 act on The
Romlnallens Of she new President. and in that
brief space Of iime each Senator is supposed
Ia the eve Of the law (Which may certainly
be suspected, with good reason, ct an obi
guilty Of visiOnl to have travelled 10 his home
10 the State which be represented. and re-
Iufnsd to his duties at the seat Of the gen.
e,al government. thereby earning in some ca
sss from , to 5000 dollars.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-01-18
N % HHla nhbsBgs
CHARLES yA=LES
Tailor.

ENMBRACING the present opportunity Of
4 a expressing his thankluIness to his irIends,and
the public generally, for the liberal patronage he
has heretofore received, informs his friends and the
public in general, that he still continues to carry on
the abov, bu incss at his old established stand on
the corner o Main aud East streets, where he
hopes, by strict attention 10 business, to receive
and merit share public patronage as heretofore.
He deems it unnecessary TO go into the game Of
hrag, or to use any soft solder about his SKILL in
the PROFESSION OF GATMEN / CUTTING
IS his shop is OF long standing, and his work he
thinks will speak for itself, and far more louder
than words. But, he would merely say that. he
warrants his work done with nooness, durability,
and in the latest fashionable manner, and will en-.
sure good fit in oil cases
n. i. Charges moderate to suit the times. All
kinds Of country pl oduce taken in exchange lOr
work, at market prices.
Bloomsburg, Nov. 0, ls44.-@0.