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Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-03-29

VmoINI,.--Ths Legislator. adjourned on SAT-
niday the Ssh inst To meet again on the fret Mon-
dSv 10 Dice iber next. The bill TO authariEeahe
BAak, Of us state - issue email notes or limit
- tan. was iasi 81 ,nsG9Sensts BY a he ro', oA
!si-s@a i
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-03-29
ll7.000

Rotcoe, Waterloo and Monomorec
Falls have each set Of manufacturing
machinery for the coming season,
which will add to the above amount
ut least 45,003 lbs. making 10000
pounds of wool manufactured in the
Territory. This willavarayo one yard
of cloth TO each pound Of wool, and
may safrly be calculated at one dollar
per yard. This statement therefore
shows that our infant manula, tories,
In this one branch, are the means IF
keeping IN active capitol Of sic 1000
in the Territory. Let us fost,r lone
industry. Mil. Courier.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-03-29

SrRlso GOING DRY For tho information Of
weather mongers abroad, we will state that We
have bad no rain for The las, four weeks--our
roads ere as dry as 10 August. What is more
caprcious and inexpica5!c On philosophical
principles than the state Of the weather -
Scarcely a month passed last winter without,
mud. rain and thunder bui now the earth and
The folks are painting for rain. like steamboat
fas. IN the rapids.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-03-29

WHEAT.-We see IT stated that the
quantity of w eat stored at the West,
to be forwarded this spring, is much
less thru at the same period last year -
At Chicago. in ls44 there were 400.
600 bush Is: l945. ESQ 600 bushels; at
Michigan City. 1874, 100000 bushels;
1915, $50 600 bushels. The same
deficiency exists in other points heard
from.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-03-29
~ After an absence Of three weeks. we arr

~ After an absence Of three weeks, we are
acain al our posi-. Whatever has been inc
course Of The Herald during iha, time. has not
been under our supervision boi presume Thai
!, has been acceptable 10 our readers. Wnhou'
arrogance we may state tina, the Herald has
taken deep roo, in Western Wisconsin-'he
rr,i,e fires have no, devoured 1.-THE wood.
mans axe has no; soiled il. Its top is now
seen from every part OF the country; its branch
"a reach 10 every miners hut. 10 every farmers
,hreshhod, bearing IFS truii--noi every moh'h'
but every week--pIcsenlng cluster Of nun
10 sui, every variety Of taste---a Story on me
frs, mage for the romanic--'ha SECOND ~
Kaleidoscope where all tho important 'ransac'
,ions of The world are seer--a warm btd where
native talent is nourished aud fostered. where
wit delights and reason inslrucis. Merchants,
mechanics, miners. &c ---ihe boys that take
the papers and advertise. nenrly occupy The
third and fourth pages. Here they display
their goods-make duns, aud invite you to buy,
then tell you TO "pay up" or they will "crack
down" Who will no, take the Herald and
pay for it tool Only give Us the "needful.
and we will tell 700 how the world wags.-
Subscribe, not for thirty days, the time that
father Miller has again Sc, for The ascen.ion Of
The saints, but ill tho final conffgraiion.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-03-29

sN.n, :, yOa must hare ms thinss really 90 !.
raw nornia- sahy--the boats Start 81 :
on, dear, hoSbsad vita yoo II - 49,
snsw-
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-03-29

~The reeeip, Of the American
BOARD of Missions. from all sources
during the month of January, amount
ed TO S25,66s 7s.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-03-29

MIcHIcaN CENTRE RAILWAY
This road will be in full blast 10 kal-
amazoo, the ensuing summon and a
bill has passed the legislature, appro-
priating $4,000 acres of state lands,
to complete the road to st Joseph. its
western terminus. There is not
more important work in tie Unioa-
none that should be prosecuted with
greater ,igor. When this Ink is CON-
pleted, the journey can be made from
Boston to Chicago in 81 hours, as fol-
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-03-29

RATHER RIcH.-lt is said that in
the 0nio Legislature, few evenings
since, ailli amend the charter of the
City of Cincinnati being under consid-
Grafton, one Of the representatives OF
that city took of his coat, and laid it on
his desk. swearing that he would lick
the first three men that UOted for itS
eng r0ssmenH Ii is not said whether
The gentleman from Cincinnati carried
his threat into execution.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-03-29

THREE NEw STATES have been admitted in-
to the Union--being nearly the last act Of the
present Congress- Iowa. Wisconsin, and
Florida. This gives The Democrats the ma
joriiy in The L-eislature.-Lan. ( Pa. Er.
All, that is news TO us here in Wisconsin.
We supposed that after the question Of State
Government, was voted down by about 10 to l..
we should be allowed TO remain Territory.
Snppo-e You count it ose again, Mr. Express.
1y-Prtntice, the wit OF the Louisville Jour.
nal. always hUrls his brick bat. catch il who
may. Here is one:
The New York papers notice strange
story. that Bishop ODjerdonk is the father of
Babe, the pirate. Nonsense The Bishop is
very likely the father of good many babes,
Blu, mol Of that One''
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-03-29

~ My editorial connection i'm The 'iierald,'
esa,sd with the last number. L.. u. LEACH.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-03-29

GorSG AHEAD. One thousand aud
fifteen persons within the last year,
have signed the Temperance pledge oil
the Albany Washingtonians- rms
will tell we'll for the character OF The
city.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-03-29

THE OREGoN.-It is stated in some
of the New York papers in relation 10
the Oregon matter, that in the event
of a failure on the part of the negotia-
tors at Washington, TO agree upon the
respective rights Of the parties, the
British Government have suggested
the reference Of the whole question to
be designated by the Government Of
the United States, agreeing TO abide
by his award.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-03-29

Nc ,ap,.ua, n,,, aou' w..sie-,,.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-19
o THE PUBLIC.

NEw-loRK, February 10, lst5.
The subscriber would most respectfully his
friends and travelling community in general
has recently leased the US HOTEL and is fully prepared
10 entertain I'LL who may favor him with their patronage
Having been FOR the past sixteen yeas engaged in the
above capacity, he has no hesitation in saying that a
yors extended 10 him by The public will be duly apprcc
aed aud every satisfaction rendered TO the guests who
may feel disposed to paironizc him.
PS In order keep pace with the tines, he is WAY,
raued to change the price for Board from 81 so to
81 2s. hoping at the same time it will meet The full and
unqualified appreciation OF the travelling public
ii. JOHNSON. Uuitcd States Hotel
corner of Fulton, Pearl and Water streets,
rIn o., New-Sork
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-19
flo 2w

GRAHAM HOUSE-NEW W-iRkANGEMENT.-RoS-
WE'LL GOSS informs his friends and the public that he
has snIarge,! his BOARDING ESTABLISHMENT, known
The Graham House, 63 Brclaysirect by adding 10 II
the ioi ing house, and is prepared 10 accommodate tran
81 mt or permanent Boarcrs the mos; favorable terms
All Il cnds OF Temperance desiring quiet home, and free
the alcohol and tobacco are invited 10
paronizc this house, The Vegetable system, with the
choices: selection OF fruits &C. which the market affords,
viii siticty adhered 10, but table will be served for
tho whs prefer the ordinary mode. mixed diet.
Cro;on Shower, Warm and Cold Baths, frec.
os n ROSWELL GoSS.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-19

VALENTINES! VALENTINES. yALENTINES!-
Just received. splendid .ment of Embossed and
Laee-edgc, Written ard Blank, L ter and Note sizes, Of
every style and pattern which he iii sell as cheap the
cheapest Also Envelope and Written, TO suit both sexes
Call and examine for yourselves.
Lady's Book, Columbian, Grahams and Miss Le3le's,
with all the Monthly Magazines Harper's and Martins
splendid Illustrated Bible, published. All for
sale by ABRAHAM MAZE, 237 BieecSer-st.
III opposite Burton.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-19

ZONES g. HALLS CHANGEABLE SAFETY LOCK.
This lock can the viii of its possessor, be chanseo
make millions of locks out OF cne so that neass'
the maker any other person has any knowledge waas
ever OF the lock. .v. .,.,
The subscriber would respectfully INFORM the paDuS as
he has purchased his partner. Wni Han OF I r
his hall in the Patent Right in above lock 1s oea
Is pow owned and will In future be asnuas ~ Sa..,S
II. {. JONES at his establishment IN tne "a s ,, .I rsr
not ~ @ oo b pstent Right. Tic suoscoer has
e essas to sHd de 70 Size ssI aa s
above iock AZ iuch ies sates And he would farther
Gan De nous S nc III Ia, never picked nor opened with
out s T. asaenl 81 @ es sy rsh aay g
tfiais les ~ n neYson would open u fairiy Dut
no oae u ever been c and waaIssG N a
instances ao' ovauce 10 many who have used locks o.
so his Patent Locks FOR Railroad purposes P
.G and s1e @ sas %Sh ass JoSE
80 smIsyyisc Patent Locz Maker, Newark, y. y.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-19
FOR. THE PILES.


ENoR TIE PILES!-4Are you afflicted with fi,es; I1
l. Try then, without delay, Doctor uphams veg
etabc Electuay the best remedy ever offered 10 pubc
notice This really excellent medicine Is the result o
thorough medical education ans complete howeose OF
the disease for which it is recommended The most III
umphant success attends its administration
Read the following remarkable cases:
Alady residing in Norfolk street, was seriously c'ei
with Piles great her suffering that, 10 use heE cw Il
expression, e wa buren for four weeks she nae oeen
attended by eminent Physicians, without
the least benefit. Satisfied THAI was III aggravated case
OF Piles, prescribed the Eectuar two boxes were Used
Six months after, the lady called on me 10 prescribe
for another complaint, and then informed me thai she was
perfectly cured OF the Piles by the Two boxes, ad lac eS-
perienced no return since.
Mrs Gresins III Greene street. called on me last spring,
saying that she had been affected with Piles for two years,
sense OF sraiGhness the chest, and oppression
chest considerably; resting horizontally produced sense
OF safocato, followed by cough By siug box Of
the Eccuary the pain N the pApitaton and oppres
sion ceseI she could lie down without Inconvenience and
the Files were partially removed. and second box made
complete 10 the great qualification OF the patient
Sed In this City By the Proprietor oi regularly edu-
Gated Physician confined 10 Office Prdctice tr the treat
mcnt OF CHRONIC DISEASES, No. l96 Bowery. Medical
advice relation 10 the above, any other complaint,
gratis. Price of the EiscaGry dollar. A. Remember
that the Eeraars IS INTERNAL REMEDY, and not AL
GcHdI GppldtioH, and sold ONLY at le6 Bowery four
doors above Spring Office hours from y. u to z.
". j22 I'm.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-19
THE WONDERFUL SUCCESS
IVhich Dr., Fo,gu's Oiosaoaian, or .iH Heqtins
BalSam has met pith, 1tot onty IN lis sale, 6m
also IN the cures trllioh /. has effected, IN
persons ,cto ,cere in d hopeless condition,
has conriaccd the most skeptteof Of
its extraordinary cMratiue pro-

prticS, and established It's
claims 10 the name otths
CIR L a L E NJ E u Y.
The question is longer asked, Can Ast"a Be curei?
II has been satisfactorily settled within the last two
months that Folgcr 0osaonian viii produce cure quick
than any other remedy III the world and references can
be given to persons in and out of the city who have en-
peenced its wonderful virtues, who had Tried for years
all other remedies in vain.
Mr.. WILSON, brck-layeT, residing at Hoboken y. j.
had tried every remedy which he could hear OF io The re-
lief Of Asthma and had spent more than one huneu uoi-
lars in endcavorGg procure help, but IN vain Hccou-
menced using the 0osaonlan, January 2lst lie hrst
dose he gave him relief aud two days aiterward ms
wife called say that the small quantity oi This remedy
which he had taken Ind done HIM more good Than any ana
all the medicine he had ever used III his life.
Mrs BELL the wife of Robert T.. Bell of Morrlstown,
" J. who was severely afflicted with AStiWa, was gwen
up by physicians. She removed to the sea board
in the hope Of palliatius her distressing symptoms but
with benefit. One bottle of the Olosaontn SO lar re-
eved her that She able TO set up irom her bed ana
dress herself thing she bad not done before i'll months
and She has now returned her residence in Morrsow
y. j. with every prospect oibens speedily restored
INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION
Yields to its effects. II sooes the troublesome Cong
and gives refreshing slumbers to the weary; aayS the
snn in Me side and soreness in the chest and enables Tue
person cxperatc easily while il entirely restores Tie
secretons of the system cxpcditcS returning health
JAMES b. DEVOE, l0l X ade-sreet, had long bcen
complaining of in the chest accompanied win
short hacking cough he raised matter Freely hau ost MS
appetite and felt alarmed al his situation lie ma uleu
various remedies without any beneficial effect His short
breath and pain III the side continued 10 increase
He used one bottle uf oosaonian, and is restored 10
health.
George W. Burne., of Newark, y. j. George W Hays
OF New-Yo,k, David Henderson, 90 Lashl-st Mrs Nc
Gann 20 Waker-st f. Laba, so Pke-s Mrs. Archibald
IS Walker-st. with
HUNDREDS OF NAMES
of persons residing in NewYork, could be given who are
ready testimony 10 the superiority OF the oiosao
nian over every other remedy known for the cure OF
Coughs, Gods Asthma, Consumption Splitting OF Blood
Dyspcpc Consumption, Bronchitis, Difficulty OF breath
ing Hoarscncss Influenza, Pains in the Breast and Sae
and the various affections OF the Stomach and Liver
For sale al LOG Nassnu-S door above Ann, and at
Mrs HAS I3O Fulton-st BrookIvn lilo 3m.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-19

-. LEECHES AND CUPS applied by alr. MAGSUS-
soS corner of Broadway and Broomc street, entrance in
Brocmc st. Ncw-iork.
Retrcnoss.-Dr. CheeSInan, Dr. Mott, Or Nelson, pr.
r,,nris DR. Stearns Dr. Berger, Dr. Weed, DR., Sinclair.
DR.. D. Smith, DR., Quackeueos
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-19
BcrcnEEs' Axp DkovEss' BANK,

NeW-1 OIk, EVU iIII IcVJ- }
NoTIcE-The President and Directors Of the Butchers.
and brewers, Bank have this day declared dividend Of
four N r cent on the Capital StccS out OF the prots OF
the last Six months PAYABLE on the 18th ir,s
The Transfer book will be closed on the lin until the
18th inst Ry order OF the Board OF Directors
fio I0t. u. w TOWNSEND, Cashier.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-19
GRAND RESuLTSL,

GRAND RESuLTS.!
The most astonishing, d-desre and unsurpassed results
hare, thus far Attended He HiRtstiatoa and tey use "
Dr.. SMITHS
IMPROVED INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS"
(Sugai-COated.J
Which are attracting the attention OF mankind IN
consequence of their universally acknowledged superiority
OVER EVERY OTHER FORM and NAME Of iagdtre, fpe'1-
eat Diuctic Sudorifc ErpeordRt remedy; and their
rapid popularity 4 sovereign medicine, io:
Intermittent, Remittent, Bilious and other Fe-
rcrs, Influenza, Colds, Headache, Indfges-
ton, Dyspepsia, Peruerted APpetite,
Heartburn, CoSticeneSS, DidTk@a,
Foul Stomach, Worms, Rheu-
matism and Gout, ScrO-
fu!a, Liner affections,
Impurities Of the
Blood Female
Complaints,
and Pains in tie Head Side and Back.
Is most positive guarantee OF their unparalleled excel
lence. They Judging from the dcnand) eiiectng
positively beneficial results. than any other Known
$50 called remedy. People have been dosea with erc@y
and have experienced the too frequent fatal consequences
and have taken the old naseatng cathartcs until ioera-
ton gives way disgust al the ver thought OF repetition
The antdote long wished and now much called ior
is the very remedy needed mild, pleasant harmless anu
eficucous-a NATURAL remedy; and onc that in every
solitary Instance does perform all that It promises We
have rrcfragabe proof OF this III every ease that
has 10 our knowledge which justieS Us wARRANriNG
have his money back.
Mr. BREWSTER, the halter. 100 Bcwery, cured OF dys
pepsia.
Mrs SnUTE, Of Sing Sing, cured OF headache and pam
in the side.
Mr.. HILL l69 Broadway, cured N headache.
Rev Mr. BURNETT of Brooklyn cured OF rush OF bood
10 the head by these Fills.
Miss DOUGLASS corner of Walker and Ludlow streets,
cured of dinesS Of sight pain in The head dizziness, NC
Mrs COBB wife oi the baker i'll Brooklyn, cured Of
weakness ran in the head, side and Breast that she Is
able 10 be about which not the before taking
these Pills.
Miss C. HENDERSON 80 Trinity place, cured OF The most
dangerous cold and cough which had almost taken her
life. ,, NJ, ',
No other 'lndian Vegetable rils are sugar coated)
ua NO ,hers no,s,ss the virtues which these Pills claim
NB-See that r. SMITH written name Is on every box.
Sold at the principal o.fccs lT9 GREENWICH STREET,
New York, aud No. Water street. Boston -Aso, -rs
Hays, l39 Fulton-S,rect, Brooklyn. l-S I'M
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-19

DREpAREp CHALK RUINS THE sKIS. and makes .,ss
eii,c rough and harsh bat the true Spanish LILY
White gives The skin Hfe-ike aabaser white san 80 49, G
II SMOOTH SOFT and clear acting eosuiec. sou, 100
* cents box 50 Chatham ST. and 32s
Fulton st., Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-19

HULLS TRGSSES.-Sctlcc 10 Ruptured
n = %.Persons.-Persons afflicted with R2otures
Il w Smay rely upon iie best instrumental aid the
S@SSg% world affords, application at the cfhcc.
No Vesey street. either the agents In the principal
towns in the United States. BE careful to examine the
back pad Huls Trusses 10 they endorsed by
Dr. Hull writing None are genuine, or 10 be relied upon
as good, without his signature.
Many persons have undertaken to vend limitations of
Hus celebrated Truses and thousands imposed upon
in consequence. These limitations cannot be relied upon
they made by unskul mechanics and no better
than the ordinary Trusses.
have fitted up at No. Vcsey street, e1cr-
siycy ladies', having separate entrance from the bus
department, where female neonstant attendance
10 wal, upon patients NIL
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-19
, & co. 200 Broadway.
DANIEL ADEE. lO7 FCLToS-Sr., Ny.
VIII This Day Publish. No. IT. OF The
rI'P L \ Il . Y AL- IIST,lAIr y

TREASURY OF HISTORY,
ComprsiRg General introductory Outline OF Universal
History, ancient and Modern, and Series OF Separate
Histories OF Every Principal Nation that exists their
RiSe, Progress, and Present Condition, &c sc.
BY SAMCEL IAUNDER,
Author OF the Treasury Of Knowledge Biographical
Treasury Literary and Scientific Treasury &C.
THE HISTORY OF AMERICA,
EDITED By JOHN IENAS, Esq
The above valuable work VIII Dc completed in about
twelve Nos octave printed fine paper with clear type,
and VIII be sold at % cents per No.
lsa in Press and will be published In few days, No.
" OF BRAIrHWAITE'S RETROSPECT OF PRACTI
CAL MEDICINE AND SURGERY the most valuable
Medical Work published. Terms for the whole series
10 the Present time, s. per year. 81. fvl
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-19
NOTICE TO FAMILIES.

A Ii Families who CoSAsTs PATENT YEAST accord
"A Ing the simple directions, may rely upon 1t that
heavy sour and unwhoesome Tread will not De found OF
their tables and what Is often Of the greatest comfort
the very best bread be prepared soon as the re Is
ready TO bake and while table ordering for the guests
TO oat It.
NIP MUssEY Clinton Hall, cor. BeekInan and Nassau.
ChaInpney &c AIen IS South-st. cor Maiden Lane
Gaisner & Young. 1872 Chanbers-st
Chester Driggs 6s Broadway
John Brown & Brothers, 1856 Eishth-st
Staples d. Pord. 1872 Bowery
SY AIbro, 32s Bowery, conner Of Bont-st
T&A Hope, l32 Chambers-s; jas
" B. PALMER's AMERICAN NEWSPAPER SUB
ssCRIPTIoN AND ADVERTISING AGENCY
Is State-street, Boston.
SO Pine-street, Philadelphia.
S. Z. corner OF Baltimore and Calvert-st. Baltimore.
Advertisements and subscriptions received for
OF the best Newspapers Of most Of the principal towns and
cities Of every State in the United States FOR which he Is
the iry authorized Agent
Merchants Manufactures and Dealers generally
spectfIy invited to avail themselves Of the medium which
my agency affords OF communicating directly with the
pie Of the country by advertising in the papers OF the
country. Y. B. PALMER.
DIS Agent for Country Newspapers
rLOCKS ONE DOLLARAND FIFTY IT'S. EACH
OAND UPWARDS TO S5co--At SMITHS. Corner I ol
Bowery and Division Who Il selling on 70 .uit he
ARRANGEMENTS the lstof May Every ecle warranted
repaired a, usual. Entrance No. u Bowefy. III I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-19

S,uRoy on wEAyING.-THE ART OF WE-,y-
" fNCi useful Book n HeaTers Loommakers and 5le-
coipis; iuv illustrate With some 800 erGFines 81 pages
NJ which a on M is NOS. de-eryety nniended by
encsi Siachinists and Manufacturers such BeE Max.
ihal Esq Troy Thcs R9er sq si & t1iTr.o @ ana other
its practical instructions plain well as figured wearing
IS foE sale wiih assortment 9 desE1 iIr Ss Iiefn
drawers by uf-O' - % - $50 - " ~ ~
f-I2Y - -,VLLt- s.r--t-
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-19
Erom The Advocate of rcacc

lsDIREcr Loss or PROPERTY Ey WAR-War
lot only demands for It's support vast sums OF mo-
iey, but dries up the man sour ,eS OF uatlon's
wealth. It's victims are mostly men IN the vlgor OF
lie. II cuplles almost every species OF business.
cuts the sincws of enterprise in every department
Il gainiu industry. Fields lie untitled; factories
sand slil! the shop and the counting-room are
ieseried; vessels 10, al the whaUes; every kind Of
Jade Is interrupted or deranged; immense masses
capital ale withdrawn from use the entire en-
T5ics OF a nation are turned into the channel OF
var, aud lis resources whelmed in this mighty vor
* OF run.
Tnr CiuEF QUALITY REQUIRED IN A SOLDIER.
1T is health of body-physical strength, that ena-
les man to endure The hardship OF the tented
lid. Ii Is the good condition OF the animal that
Eables him TO tieht We need mere machines
;, the ranks Of the army. To obey IS The only
'diy, Forward is the command. Suiilcient intel
SCI 10 load and fire musket is all that's wanted;
e number killed Is The test oi merit n we'll
sained horse Is often more valuable than score oil
ssn with souls,
lAE CHIEF SUFFERERS FROM WAR.-hnow you
ai That glory and military honor spring directly
@m the misery and degradation of the people :
chose bodies are these which fill the ditch The
saorerS Whose comforts are reduced by heavy
Gation! The laborers' Who give ue their all
n their country's rightsl The laboreTs. What
ssates an aristocracy7 What tends TO an UNEQUAL
Ss,ributon of wealth. Military spirit.
srATrE TO HENRY CLAr.-wc learn, with sre.. pleas
ha; this work goes brayely With that zeal which
Sever animated woman in doing sood tho daughters of
lla pressing forward 10 repair the error of her
- Tie chord OF sympathy has been struck, and vi
Ss throughout the land. As the patiotwe would honcr
aced all pats OF the Union in his affections so every
ZION OF that Union seeks unite IN paying the tribute
Sstnde and love which alone belongs noblc deeds
daring high tRch whig.
sSrsDEs.-Gsbriei Staluakcr murdered week ago.
county, by negro named Tom, the property OF Mr.
a, Ass The decd committed at midnight, with
arm being almost severed in two places, aud deep
20 indicted the shoulder JOINT. The negro alleges
q was impeed 10 lhe crime by S:alnakers cheating
| SeaSds. Lafayette Alabamian, Jan. 29