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Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-11-15
sHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue Of an alias &. IA. Wi, ssued ON ~
~ the Office OF the clerk of The Dist,ir, tso,,,
Of the United States in and for the co,,st, ~
"gans "'lefY, al the suit of Andfew Poe. eain.
III, against ,he goods and chaitels laaas aa'f len.
ements OF Robert Iihilowell, defendant. d,reetpa
to the Sheriff OF said county, and 10 me ottye,a.
nave this day levied Hpon all tie estate. tea..
title, interest or calm which tae sail aoberet ,lal.
1--we" had on the 9th day Of August lsd,. ND,
ANY time thereafter of IN and 1, tho tolio,s a., ~.
seribed property, toswit: Lat number 6av. l5np
the undivided oae halfpat OF lot numbered 6fw..
two (o2) nod the undivided one half part OF lor
numbered hily-four(5i)aIl Ia the Town Of 'otos,N
lhat particular portion OF said town formefv csllet
Van Huron, ~ The county OF Grant aforesaid: and
all OF which said property, OF SO mnch thereof as
shall be snihrent TO satisfy said writ aud eggs.
viii sell AZ public venlue TO Tho highest bidder Tor
cash at The outward door OF the courthouse /, The
town Of Lancaster, IN said county, on tina r,th
DAY Of Deeember, ISIS, between tho hours Of nine
o'coek a NJ, aud four o'clnck 7 NJ, or thar Inv.
n. W. KENDALL, sheriff, G. q.
lS45, -
3I-6w
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Notice.
ESTRTE

Of .75ram Hood, Deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given TO the heirs at
law and all other persons interested in
the estate Of Abrsm Wood, late Of Potosi. 10
the county Of Grant and Territory Of Wiscon.
sin. deceased inies'aie. thsi the undersigned
has been dolly appointed administrator If said
estate. and that he IS now prepared and L..
ga!ly authorized 10 settle and adjasi the affairs
Of the said deceased. in The county Of Grant
and Territory aforesaid. agfeeabiy 10 the
statute laws Of said Territory 10 such cases
made and provided.
TERRANCE CLARK.
Admir- Of said estate.
Potosi. Grant CO., VT, Nov. Is, lsi5.
2S-3v
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The following mathematical question is sub.
miued for solution. BY gentleman of Silence
living in Potosi:
In exploring the cave a. Potosi,I discovered
two caves crossing each other which | call
A. b. and c. D., given in position. and third
cave F. G. given in magnitude in which there is
a given point P. Required the nature of the
cave described by p, admitting the cave F.
G. which is given in magnitude TO move be
tween the caves A. B. and C. d., which are
given in position.
A solution is requested.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-11-15
I'D 4 K Id

Al Cassville Grant Co. w. T., on the 9Th
inst, after lingering sickness, Mr.. Ezra
Gleason. aged about GO years. Also on the
9Th instant, Mr.. David Thomas, aged about
40 years.
Al Poiosi on the 4,h inst, of consumption,
Dorleski Laplata, youngest daughter OF Dr.
q NJ and Elizabeth Hewitt. aged years
months and eleven days. Also on The 25th
of August Of inflammation in the head. Eugenia
Perliett. eldest daughter Of Dr. c. Nj. and
Elizabeth Hewitt, aged 5 years and 10 days.
Thus in little more than two short months.
these unhappy parents have been called 10
mourn the loss of their two only children.
Sleep on my children, while DER thy grave
A mother drops her tears;
Sleep on sweet cherubs, take thy rest
Till Jesus Christ appears.
Then may thy little bodies rise,
With happy millions blest.
And sing The song in yonder skies,
Of Chris,'s redeeming grace.
How shor, life, how short stay,
To them on earth was given:
They look'd. then smil'd. then soar'd away,
o meet their GOD In Heaven
There may they range the fields Of joy,
Those fields of pure delight,
Where no rude sorrow can alloy,
Or pleasing prospect blight.
Where dearest friends no more can part,
III NEE, my angel children dear,
Where no dire anguish reuds the heart,
No grief nor pain to fear.
[Com.
At Palmyra No, on Tuesday evening the
l4ih ult., after an illness only Of few hours,
Mrs. Lsura j cousor of Alex W Rush ESQ.
and daughter of Laura II Moses of Grant
County W. r.. in the 18th year of her age.
IL the death Of this eslimsbIe lady, we have
another illustration of the truth Of The poets
words: I'm The midst Of life les are in death"
JUST verging into womanhood. best in the fresh
love OF young and conhding husband. with
The brightest hopes Of happy and blissfuI
lie spread out before her, 10 an unexpected
moment. she is snstched by The cold relentless
hand Of death from all that makes life dear
Her early end will be sincerely moorned by
many warm and admiring friends, whose con.
ISOLATION and sympathy are rendered to her be-
's.Fsd Observation-Disclosures.
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NOTICE

rs hareby given that Jobi A. Voolfolk has
Il placed his notes and accounts ia my hands FOR
eoection--personso owing said Voolfolk will save
cost BY calling on me al my Office in Potos, and
settling the same before the first Of January next.
DAVID GILLESPIE,
Justice OF the Peace.
Nov IS, 1915. 3G-6w
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CopitaI Meo.-A new newspaper
n,b,;shed in Savannah, called the San,
recently died or set, it was supposed, to
rise no more, after brief existence of
three months. A few days ago, pale
sheeted looking thing from the same
place called the ''.Sua's Ghost" made
its appearance, which the Editor says
will continue 10 haunt those who were
in arrears to the Sun until they pay
up.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-11-15
BOOK.S &. STATIONERY.

EEvliE subscriber having made arrangements
WITH Stationery HI bhsbmHnt East 70, a
supply of Books. Stationery, &r, would gay 70 asy
prf.on wanting, that u No9ld be @ol r. hand - a
memorandum ~ soon A. possible, IN order 70 ia
sore the attieies aantel.
The privilege ~ exchanging viii Be given 10
those ordering sa article tiai does MOI siit
I'D. BlCKNELL.
Potosi, August isl, 1915.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-11-15

II Simple Rute.-To ascertain the
length of the day and night at any time
of the year, double the time of thes
rising, which gives the length of the
night, and double the time Of setting,
which gives the length of the day.
The number Of iron steamboats, built
in England since 1880, has been over
$50. The steam navy of the East In
dia Company consists chiefly of iron;
twenty-five are now in use in India.
Polly Bodine's Trials now set down
for next Monday week.
A fop, is like the Cinnamon tree
the bark, is worth more than the body.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-11-15

ssSam, is you 'qnainted wild any le-
gal gemman OBJ dis placer
s'No, 'cept by repudiation-reputa-
ton, means"
"Well, den, why am lawyers like
fishes?'
81 dos cn't NEEDLE wild dat subject,
at ALL"
"Why, bekase dey am found OBJ de
bait (debate.''
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-11-15
EST.7TE
Of Ephraim Hall, deceased.

n Office is hefehy given to the heirs at law
= v AID all others interested in the estate ol
Ephraim Hail. late Of said county, deceased, that
the undersigned has taken out letters Of Admins
uation on the estate Of the said deceased, and d.
nov authorized 10 dispose n The affairs or SAID
estate according 10 law. The undersigned will nj
all times be foIad OF his residence near Patch
Grove, 10 the rouny Aforesaid, where he will at
'end to business connected with the estate Of SAID
deceased.
JUSTUS " DICKINSON.
Admir- of sajd estate.
Grant county, II. T, Nos II, l6i5. 3J-3w
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FEyIlIS day come the complainants by ,heirso
d lictors, and it being proven to the saiisiac-
tion of the court that the said defendants, ioratiu
Curtis, George Crane, Michael Game, Michael
and John Curtis, are non residents Of this Terrific
ry, and cannot be iound; and they haYng failed to
cause their appearance herein 10 BE- entered ac-
cording to law, aud the rules OF this court: on
motion of the said compainants, by their solicit
oIs, il is ordered that tho said Horalio Cuts,
George Crane, Michael Crane aud John Curtis be
deemed aud taken To be absent defendants, and
il is further ordered that the said absent defend
ANS do cause thoir appearance herein 10 be en-
tered, and plead, answer or demur to the said
complainant bill on before the first d,y OF the
next term Of this aud If they shall fail to
do 50, the same viii be taken as confessed therein,
and il is further ordered that this order be served
BY publishing copy thereof in the Wisconsin
Herald for six weeks successfully.
BY the Court. Attest,
d. o. FENTON, Clerk.
Bruason and Burnett, solicitors for complain
ants.
Nov |. 3l~6w
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-11-15

TEyIIIS dag comes the complainant, ny his So
n licitor, aud il being plogen 10 the satsfac-
ton Of the court that the said defendant Joseph
Boiette, junior, is non resident Of this Territory,
and cannot be found, and he having failed 10
cause his appearance herein 10 he entered accord
ing 10 Law, and the rules OF this count: on motion
Of the said complainant, by his solicitor, it is or
defed that the said Joseph Rolelte, junior, be
deemed and taken TO be an absent defendant, and
it is further ordered that the said absent defendant
do cause his appearance herein TO be entered,
aud plead. answer demur 10 the said conpan-
ants bin on before the FIRST day of the next term
Of this court, and il ne shall fail 10 do 50, the same
viii be taken confessed against him, and ii Is
further ordered, that this orier be served by pubii-
fishing copy thereof in the Wisconsin Eierall
ior SIX weeks successfully.
BY the Court. Attest,
d. g. =FENTON, CLERK.
Thomas p. Burnett solicitor for complainant
Nov /. 81 -6w.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-11-15
IN CH3NCERY.

In District Court, Crawford county, Wisconsin
Territory, October term, A ID 1915, October
10th, "A ID lod5, and being the fourth day of tho
said tenn.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-11-15

Bernard w. Brisbois trustee for
Jane l.. Dousman, late Jane L.
Rolette,
rs.
Alexander s. IIooe and Emily
his wife, late Emily Rolette,
Joseph Roleio Jr. n Michael
Roletle, heirs and deyisees Of
Joseph Rolelte. deceased.
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Ia " no 2 g
Goldfish by the drum
25 bbls & c'ks fwines brandies as'd quail
% 10 &. Ia $ S g F"
100 bbls old Cincinnati whiskey
10 s American brandy and gin
30 boxes of mould and sperm candles
1000 lbs OF rice in 100 and 10 800 ID casks
2400 . s. salaratus in 100 and 400 Id casks
10 boxes Mo. and Ky. tobacco assorted qualities
10 6 virginia g
10 bbls and IL bbls lintseed oil
q kegs sup white lead
by 10 10 by II l2by Ia wind glass in bxs
a4ew I-2 bbls SIP tarpentne aud whiting
casks superior bacon sides
8 $ hams and shoulders
30 bbls mess and prime pork
10 kegs leaf lard
100 kegs tar 5 bbls ditto
10000 lbs Juniata iron all sizes
500 s. cast, german and blister steel
IS kegs Boston nails from 3 to 20d
so 6 Boston blasting powder
10 " sup. rifle g
36 sacks sup. dried apples and peaches
5 poems 10 boxes 'emmons
1000 superior principle cegars
a few bales sheetings
25 boxes and IL boxes Boston soap
Is $ g mr. faisins st rate article
20 assorted keg.; spice, pepper, ginger, and all
monds, nutmegs, cloves, primes and many
other articles wanted in Wisconsin.
Hardware, Boots s. Shoes of all
descriptions, Crockery,
sc. sc.
Also
EVERY ARTICLE USUALLY CALLED
FOR IN n COUNTRY STORE.
Our wholesale trade will be confined
exclusively to Cash.
We now call upon the farming and mining class
Of community, and every other class Of citizens,
to come aud examine our Goods, examine our pri-
ces, ahd satisfy yourselves. that this is no humbug.
We are grateful for the lberalitY heretofore ex.
tended US, and would say, we charge nothing for
showing our Goods and will be happy at all times,
towait upon customers.
$. NJ. & +. LANGWORTHY
Potosi, November Is, 1915
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IN CH.aNCERY.

In District Court Crawford county, Wisconsin
Territory, October term, A d 1915, October
10th 1915, and being the fourth day Of the said
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-11-15

Al Cassville Grant Co. w. T., on the 9Th
inst, after lingering sickness, Mr.. Ezra
Gleason. aged about GO years. Also on the
9Th instant, Mr.. David Thomas, aged about
40 years.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-22
VALUABLE EXTERNAL REMEDY.

HUNTS LlNlMENT.-This Celebrated remedy !, now
for the frs ,ms offered 10 iv e 0Ek public. the c-le
bny hlch has obtained N the county N'schestefl where
originally introduced has induced the proprietor 10
tend sale hroug the country There has yet been
discovered external remedy that has proved
Effects permin-utiy cnng the ollnwin. diseases: Rheac
BRUISES sfecicHS eGEstrss the JOINTS Coz
fractions efth Muscles BuFs Sat R.euH Group. 9gue
IN me Face. Tooth -5ehr. sc. &c,
The following letters from the highly eminent Physicians
who have had charge Of IA. Hospital IN the Sing sing STATE
Prisou for many Tn. powerful evidence III favor
m tins celebrated External Remedy aud sufficient
cv.rs certificates accompanying each box Price q
srxG SIvo December 18th, 1914.
M Deer Sir; Received your Of yesterday asking my
opinion relation Hunts Lnin-nt prepared b. ,r o. r.
Stantoa Knowing composition. aHa having Frequently
used IT, Gu recommend 70 you safe external remedy
and in my cpilion the best l. LiEiment now in u.s..
Very truly and respecti uily yours;
4. h. HOFt MAN, NJ. D.
Col Pr.ERE Vas CorhrI.rpr.
fully coHenf II tae above o2,Ii99n. 2i9 r,pp ~
Th. Lniiaen is sold by Rusiioa Co liO Bfo.dmay 10
Asor House Broadway, Fourteenth STREET A. D.
Slnds ~ Fulton street ~ Broadway, N East Broad"ay
AsVinw4li ~ William st. Mraktm Jl Broadway Oulon:
l2 Bower VI Gr.ndt, Moss of Cannon and
Irsndst. Euesiis l0 Na>s.u-st OF Ann Boneil,
corner Canal and HuJSen AUSTIN corner Cedar aud Nassau
Cojdn2 Ton 3 hndson-st Graham cor o. oid up ana
rT-st bbaTd Cobb. 70 JOha Slrs Hayes, ls9 ul'
rnn-st Brooklyn: Qnirk Of Atlantic and Conm6i:sis
Brooklyn: ard Druggists g-hsrty throughout The LATED
States: and by HOADLEI. PHELPS 90; II, !"ai=r;;
GEORGE T.. STANTON.
Bush Hvlyrr 10 Dsbrow -, Hill 2qs Greea~!ehs''
CnI cor be-cker and hrisnp-fsts, Watson - itnafine
street Cox sh sargent Gh street and ID ayrnur
b,ntsr ltf 5tI, ausnu-: Jackson i2u Ch-rTst R0Jon
s2 Etst Broadway; Colay 35i Pra't Eysrr 50 HudsoG.
lh avenus; Cozr-shl Chlth4st. Cfumbi- Houston ,nd
Bo,r-rV A." lfHy
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-22

THOUSAND CURES II ca,es deemed utterly
1xs hsvr rly established is priority
-r medical discover IL hyS always been s:yd Ma
ne own pr-sction b@ing formed chiefly ror chemical
rT,rzrt, from Wild Cherry I.-s and Tartso that
bcST scattered wherever diseases OF the lungs pIsTa We
y few instances If lis extraordinary power from GAIA
ogue sros; without en,l:
l,dy (addr,ss viii Dr. eirsa tbs New-fork Agency)
ho va sfr-n u by al OF her physicians de OF eaRsuu-
ar-- qulnifes Of mater sort OF boEy sntance-hat
no u,-ci.e FOR t,,o monrhs beng Isst all hossrti ely
c-t By few bottles o ihIs 5aISan september ,nt Octo
Cs1a.n New-Yors Ctr Wis had slept lying down.
for seven ysaTs (bein- ob--d sleep posture
so far cured attend 70 h. business the most stormy
Thorns. Bradlee Esq j. P Jauzie. l. cured Of asthma
Of 0 years st9Ediu..
he nd ri9en, cough nd pain in the dor months raised
src- oeans Of corrupt nattsraso much bood-his phy
cIais could DO but htile for himcAy- HIN PILLS OF
rury bu DID no eoodIs friends all supposed h- had a
iopn- cor,nnpon utirrl cured by hTee bo;tEs of WIS
srs Ara D. Hopkins OF Knowl-svi!le,. y. Y. eatrsly
cured of liver complaint and general debility Of eighteen
Jacob Iiofmin " D Huntington. cared child Of P
Schro-b disease Of the unSs after h= md tried
ali the usual remedies IN VAN.
Cases da,ly ever Of the hch
proye ncorte,iiby the superiority Of this Blsa,
every shade OF lang and liver diseSe over every cer ra
ra ION her ioforv known 10 t'e world.
Sold wholesale snd rr.a by A B. D. Sands Wholesale
Druggists - fultor-str-ei. Newl o. Sold also AZ 2fj
Broadway - East Broadway The above are the only
tins City. rrice 81 per bottle SIX bottles for So
NH
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-22

hence the name OF corrugated or sttr7cd goods
The material thus prepared, serves great vsrle.y
OF purposes Is made into shoes or slippers ana i
introduced in every PaI: OF wearing apparel
.Scleratu,, SO useful 10 The hou,ekeepeF, /. usu-
ally made from, the superabundant carbonic ACID
gas Of brewers and distillers As ;her business is
happily on the decrease, the salt is now proposed
10 be impregnated by the gas from common coal
fire.
Two patents have been lately granted for i'm
provements in s1lt-making, in both of which The
beauty and punty OF the crystals are increased oy
heating the brine at The surface instead Of al the
bottom OF the kettle as is usual.
In sugar-maIiag valuable Improvements have
been made IN the economy OF fuel, Is evaporating
the syrups IN granuating he sugar. and IN htrahon
In the important Lard business, The SEPARATION
Of ts two pro3ima;e constituents, viz ELAINE and
stearine, or. in common pnraseology, lard oil and
candle-s,u, which has beenfor several years an OBJ
iect OF pursuit, is now accomplished In very per
feet manner The most valuable improvement,
and one for which patent has been granted, Is
the application OF pressure 10 The SOLID tissues CEN
taining fat, before they have been burned (or.
rather, overhested) in the process OF trying out, as
it is called The lard and oil produced IN this
way are purer, sweeter, keep much better IN the
warm climates and are rendered IN large quantities
In stereOtyping the most striking improvement is
one made in Germany, and Just announced in the
public prints-of making the stereotype blocks OF
ron instead of the usual type-metal. stereotype
plates can be made of cast iron, as stated, we must
hail the invention as one OF the most valuable OF
the age, as it will reduce the pnce of books TO
very little above the cost of the material 1t has
been stated that, by means OF the improvement, the
whole Bible has been printed for about 25 cents.
The above items are the most important and in
tcres,ug of those embodied by Messrs. Keller and
Page, but all who can obtain the full original re-
port will find in it many other equally striking IL
lustraons Of the progress Of nation in the arts
Of high civilization.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-22
CUst 81 OCh " CO.
No q CogrtiaHd-su-ss,
Have o. hand,
All the follow wing named
\ KT iCL
which have obtatned

No q LOCrtalI.stTr-gr
Have oG hand
All tn. le!lcTTigE ~ !gEE named
which have obteined
POPULARITY, VIZ:
covSri'. MAe,eAL P.x EsIRAsIo.. for instantly re.
MOVING all rain from burns and slTay' hrsa. w,hoSt
all Fsy is s5soiu;ely Erfl..4 for it, VIZ:
Buns. Ola s1Ies. ETysineiai
Sfati 5il5,,, s5es slesdiss -,hss Bind or
RHEUMATISM Coa:r,cr-d Cord, sun Ioints .ad Con,
Lir and L:nieat The ,ceptc. nvi,e call and Be
personally referred ia gentlemen Of the highest 'iandax "a
CITY; who have been Cured c Rheumatism aad Co1t ~
his i-r1-tv They are w.rrlni-d to cue 1nv ease
DEAFSESS-Dr. NcNars -JeglSt,e oiI a4s proved 1ery
I'm r.nt m Of III. Ci: b,y- aseI this Oh with com
Tirts aucc-ss We al who troubled with any dis-
Cs-stoes Ertrret qf S1rs45eri!a purs article
made The pFce IS 50 rrsoganle that ihs fo2r can
II 10 III sxLY article thar viii esctu.y purify the BLoeo
ion all aparitirs Thos< have aprudent in the
East Ieia Hatr Dye-thi5 chemical p'raiinoa WI WIN
color the Hair shac fon Light brown to Jet ELAcA-
aa-, ioa RSecse5 or s<i-sH-ti Your oTte1A ,n.s
-xI-rmln1io OF these be ald AZ Il |ou'I-
re csiaes. Hqi- 70 r,rnoT. the
h.r from the Face Meek AID .ad Will &c; hiafe is
u s.esr Re7e5y Il tss N-sas Or Z 5Gs l: Sex s,
.usi-es hAv- bern egI,d by ITS z'- f
,ad BsIsa II Lfssrvoft fr ali dease, of me Luass.
i isinina Nl-hr-SDeeis. Se-
Netr Dfscgrey-bY .cn elI Ssf-s ,ne rps Ha! os
k-a, ~ nfAcK 5-4Iti;u posh Coach Body
"a IN ore Application year lE vail k-rp atov-s and f1pes
frora .rstiGZ through the s1rrzrf- inc = cenb
Lo5gls 3ste,n Iadiaa Pepaeecl IS warranted 70 cure
,I ese 5i Asthma DYSPEPSIA ideez,oe CostiVenfss Se
ass md iaeliu-s il 20 eu aud wholly unlike say ether
OH ne soils IN 1utst Ladies Hats lt- lras;
osnsss Balm OF Colaabts ,skie. rars-disi-y .,ops tho
aif fl.sg out and Eetnrss seHEs SALD II krrp.
tte fia- free tfn- rsSDErFF scrRF Soid oLf sela'l'
! =, q 'surtisn5sr-e-t-
WsLea Teok.4eas Dreps w sEsanfsd 20 sors aaa wn
.s1rei i-esl 2 lur1
yyJSAlS-koEMs;0eks peT1aifESe-i y entffsty VEct
rAstE and inisr- Lhr delicate cbiLo rssf
! ,hi,eiI there b- Worms. Fncr. = eents- -,
a9s. LrnImeni-Tili asY eass Of PiLLs, tsttf-
'trslsu 'trslasuTtoN rs BE RESiESi iBERED,-The ,boye
raurs Articies are sot ONLY z.nuiae 10 this Cry D.
f.ossrock c. q CezFtlAnd street. and eT Dr s-io
/ 2 corner of hud Avenue AID T-ath st-lI srookij
| IL FalIon,t RENE3iBk-R THE NUMBERS: Tx
TXis WIN AZ IN
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-22
PROSPECTUS
SENI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
OF THE

The publishers of The Tribune have BEEN frequently so
c,ed 10 Issue Weekly edition OF their paper for
The benefit OF those who require the OF the day Of
than week, and yet are without Daily Mails
choose the expense and heavy postage OF
Daily Circumstances have hitherto rendered such pub
caton impossible without trenchng upon the due issue
OF Daily and Weekly editions. We are preparing TO
obviate this difficulty in the building being erected
or us on the site of burnt establishment where we
hope 10 be again located by after the st Of May
The NEw-YoRk TRIBUNE SEMI-WErKLY, win therefore
sGued from oce. l60 Nassaust on or before the
18th OF May and will be published ;henccrware on We'd
nesday and Saturday Of each week win be printed on
good paper Of the size of the Daily Tribune and will
tain nearly quite all the matter Of the Daily including
Money Market daily report OF Commercial Transactions
Sales OF Stocks, City Intelligence &c. An Assistant Ed
or cvotes his whole time the collection Of this Kind Of
intelligence reporting day for the Marning and
Evening editions OF cur Daily. Two reporters are con-
stantly watching the proceedings Of the v!ors Courts CT
our City and noting every thing deemed interesting TO our
readers. We hope to make the Seml-Wsekly Tribune
most acceptable paper for Business mon out Of this CITY,
and for NIL who wish prompt and detailed map oi
busy life than weet,y paper possibly be made
CORRESPONDENTS at Washington during the Session and Mt
every point Of general transtory interest viii nj MI
times be employed the liberal patronage bestowed on The
Tribune demanding and )ustii! ing corresponding ci
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