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Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-04-12
Ten Dollars Re,rtrd
BANKRUPT NOTICE.
In the matter Of Wiiiiam I. Rich.
ards a Bankrupt.

NOTICE is hereby given TO the creditors Of the
~ said Wiliam I. Richards an to all others
concerned that in pufuance Of an order Of the Dis
uct Court for the County 90 Grant, |, as the as
sgnee ofthe said Bankrupt, will on the nineteenth
day of May next al the Court House in Lancaster
IN seii County of Grant, proceed to make divi-
dend amongst the c,ediios Of the said Bankrupt
who shall nave proven their demand; according TO
law, OF the iIndI that have been realized from the
sale and Il position of the said Baukrupt's estate
anl will pay the same 10 such creditors in proper
ton 20 the debts due to each, as the same may be
proven and filed againsI the "a Bankrupt accord
ing 10 law, prior To lie day of declaring and pay
ias such dcvidend; and which time and place the
creditors Of the said Binkrupt notified 10 attend
il they shall think ptoper so to do.
ORRiS MCCARTNEY, Assignee.
Dated Lancaster Gran, county, ". T., Apr
tn 1915 5 1T
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-04-12
DOCTOR p. F. BERGER,

PLY SiCIAN AND 81 RECON,
or. Has established himself permanently ~
tho town Of Potos, Gnnt County. lie Offers his
professlonal services 70 the Inhabitants of Pot0si
and is vicinity. Once: Main Street, IN tho
house lately occupied by Mr. Buchsnan, ono door
above Mr.. M'KenEie's store. 49,
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-04-12
IA arrten,

p,,ce Prairie on The 30l, uli., by the Rev.
~ p Carve carver Mr.. JAMES HAIR to ELIZABETH
A. LAueHLIN. =. s...
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-04-12
lhfl$lD1,6laAlfi lYOI1Diss
EDWARD CRONIN, a. b., NJ. D

Having permanently located in ?iatiovllo, W.T. s
specially tenders his services to the citizens Of the
village and tho surrounding country 10 al Il o vari
ops branches of his profession, including Medicine,
Surgery and .qecouehenlcm Once a, Miuon's
Hotel, corner Of Main and Second streets
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-04-12

YN,tE subscribers have increased their Gbra,a
Il stock by late arrivals, TO a very extensive
aud complete assortment, of Fail and White,
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-04-12

Total amount OF liabilities S4,1'2 40
REsoURCEs.
] Judgments in District court in favor Of
Grant county, GALL Of which may be
considered good, being mooily secured
by lien upon real ostnie), about Sl,4O0 90
Amount Of taxes for which lands we're
sold, and certificates Transferred 10
43, and ~, abou, 5000 90
Amount Of noles Oh individuals in tho
hands Of the Treasurer, all Of which
are good IGi 81
Total amount OF resources Sd,56l 81
=" liability 4,452 10
Balance in favor of the county $50 II
ORRIS McCAR rNEY,l
NOAH H. VIRGIN, J Co. CONS
HENRY l.. Massey
Attest, l.. o. SHRADER, Clerk. 46 l2t
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-04-12
DIR. COWLES,

Having located NJ Lancaster, respectfully ofsrs bic
services 10 the citizens Of this village aud vicinity,
IN all the branches Of hi. profession. ofiec nc
Mr.. Bnnhs Hotel. 36 ~
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-04-12
Terms of the Herald.

IeTms OF the htrubu.
0.y-Pei annum-ypa'd IA Gd'an6r, 81 %
u deIayed, 81 O0
RATES or ADVERTISING
One column per annum $50 90
Three-fouths DO. lG 90
One-half do. IL 90
One-fourih do. 8 90
Business Cards, 6 lines AMI under do. , 90
TwEiNg LfsEs OR UnDEH HARE 4 faUARE.
One square per annum So 90
W Legal Sdverlismeis al the rates proscrib.
ed by law. The fees TO be paid n advance.
0CT-Advedisements nj one square or less,
Twelve lines fret insertion, 81 90
For every addition Insertion, 50
I-AB Advertisements {. xecpt yearly most be
paid for, before they ein be inserted.
CI-AD letters nrisI be pJst-paid, or they will II,
be taken from the poet olice
The Publisher ofihe "IIEKttD'' having on iaid
a large and extensive assoument OF fRdIn a
Fancy Jo5 Tbrr, - prepared 10 exc
cute at shot notice, all kinds ol
JOE IMII9IIga
Books. EandbiIIs, : Circular,
Pamphlets, ! Cards, Labels,
Blamhs of eoerp Description
Steamboat Bills,
Bills or liDIhc.
Sc. &c.
CrrTERNts C.4SH~c1
EEH- KORR .4GEyCF.
Messrs. MAsoN & .TrrrLE. 80 William
street. are Authorized exclusively "a Agents.
f9r ths :. Wisconsin Hersfj,' y New Nnrk
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-04-12

II ISF of Letters remaining in the Post Office at
IL Po,os Oh the Is. Of April lo45.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-04-12

~ fATEMEN oi the ,,ecePts aud Expendi-
~ lures Of Grant County, W. r., for the year
A u. is44, viz: from the 18th Gay of January,
loii, 10 the 9Th day Of January, .oiS, inclus.ye
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-17
.eo, .o,e NJ ,ucfiouof Mills. Machinery
To be had at the d

ry-Grent sale at Auction OF Mills. Mac hncry,
~ O. for the Manufacture of WOODEN GOoc--ln con-r
qsence o! the dos OF d. FARNVM, one 90 - partners Of
lie house OF ". II d. FAKSUN. the entire establishment %
tfat finn Al Waterford Mass vii be offered for sale
lion on the ~ October next n y o'clock roon consisting
Of about hundred and ty acres OF land Al waterford
upon the Blackstone River. win the "airfpo"ef' nli'
buildings fixtures machinery and tools thereon with The
privileges and eppuTieusnces thereto belonging an invrio
~ of which viii b. exhibits, ~ The sale.
The principal NIL Oncs, $50 eei by % I've stories hg'
and filled up the approved manner having AZ sd
don a. the end. made " wood s. by 50 ieei-ile wnoe
couanng 10 Of csrds Is sck 80 broad and 81 narrow
looms 10 gigs p pairs uihng slccSs' Win sape num-
Der OF vas presses shearng machines and other pr-para
s.fnereste whole being warmed by anu well pro
iec,ed against fire There Is also awocden mill 81 BY -
feet four stories high CONTAINING sei- Of CARDS acAs 10
looms for Cashmere = for sa1ueis WIN press shears a
other cnery and pref aaiions usually employed IN
manufacturing Czssillcrer and sa'inets
There also another wooden NIL 90 feet by ~, Ouf SO
high, containing - looms. II cards and JACKS Tue
hrsi Two mills named a-e ID oprrsiion-the asi : not
About enylse acre OF lie land are un-rr hh cllNs
ton producing usually crops OF -rass annual ~ TIE
sappy OF large snd steady, aud has very seldom
proved inadequate 10 supply a. TIE demands Wlcn nave eA
T.ere are upon the premises machine shop and tools
lsfy,. uuubr Of dselnglous,. shops barns and other
buildings. which afford suceut accommodations Tor carry
lie Goat Pasture ueaI POut lcss ur shares The Cen
tra House Uxadge, and Tie Msier .hl conveyed by
Ben aml PouA Jr % ". farugm, and reserved ny Sad
fsrluin % himself IN l. conveyGnces ~ Chan1ns smith, W..
constitute part Of sad joint property and Tie Whole VII
be uIrrrl sold ~
t. terms Of the sae vii be Tea Thousand Dollars Cash
secuny he bA IN interest IN nine and twelve
months 10 satisfaction OF The respective owners Posses
son Of Ihe Mills and Eszie Nil be- given ~ lie eud VI i've
months from Inc dsS OF '-ls Ad 80 ne " y ne sAso'
OF reasonable lie siock Ia tie process o. manu-
iacture he day VI sa be sooler worked 0ui an
comp cisd
II any person s OF leaning further particulars a.
10 the ,e character Of ihe property conditions y
inquiry may be made Of WELCOME f.sNuN or Esrvs L.Ns
on the premises. EpARp HAKKls II Wconsockrt or -sN-
VEL HAKKis at the city o. New York. No - PlDe-s-
The property SCI up o. Tie condition Aai any OF ne
persons nov Interested may Dec0 purchasers al he
sale, bg comp ing with conditions OF SAFE
". FARSLM.
ESTUS LAMB Atm'r.
SAMUEL HARRIS. Guardian o. Moses and
l-xaldcf fzrrum,
HENRY ; MANSFIELD, Jr
Water er3 Mass sept -. lssa - eodiOci-l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-17
~ H,dropnthic Northumberland 7. DeEler


81 D. has established an Hydropaihc Institution ior the
ofdease upon the cold water system. AZ the cen
and pleasant village u Norrisoyn, " J. The efficacy
Of cold prevention and OF disease
generally amlt~d and macy parts Of Europe and our
own country La suspended The Of crlgs and med
cine- In both and chronic Giseases sg~h f.
rheumatism govt paralysis. -crOfIa spinal dis ase-, tin
cudng curvelures and distortions dyspepsia and host OF
. hch man : her The action II cold water rapid anc
permanent Al sezng upon the o. disease Il
greatly the amount VI human misery and suffering snt
produces rsaca Of disease, when other mehns and
treatment. have tailed. In the graphic anguage Of Bulwef
under Geld at-r tfeainalt slfe leaves e body ~
instructive tendency, which % always towards r.
cOvery. ~ reaction commence and NE con
sftlu0r j. not only amended, . llferg0rs ctsnye Dr.
Dexter has recuy returned from Europe and has made m
extensive arral. VI sLs &c aer ne p4l ~ frs
riz himself 10 vii b. The aim u The proprietor While De-
offer. 70 lnvads The q relief from dlse-e, 10 give
them also he comfort and cOuveu.erces oi home MOT
deli ghuy situated surrounded on al sides YIN
ne al AMI appliances which vI give eject Do carrying
ou. t- cold aef Tie Morris and E,set Raj
road isrrnnaies short distance from ne lnsuiuuOn and
Carriages are ready A. a. tunes 70 convey patents 10 ano
from tle e-ta1l Lmert OH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-17

Thomas Jefferson The author Of ~ Declaration VI IL
d-peudence and steady and in3-Xbe advocate Of the
nights Of man. Whilst member ~ the COnurental on
rrsss and during the progress Of ihs kevoulonAfy ar
be- made IRE OF these remarks q woes.
g" can never - TOO Ofrn repeated, that ihe nne Tor
hxing every essential right upon -Es basis = = nr our
M ers are Honest ard orr--Tes united From 10 corcl-
zion ~ hi. shall D- guils dOVn hl- j. VII 10Y
then neessBy 10 rs-ort every muineri 10 ne p-ute
suppor They viii De for-0' therefore al lhe' fEn
garded They will forget themselves. h-I 10 u- -o-
faculty - making money and vii Tot ifas or li-nt lo
effect due respect ~ their rights The sh@eki-- tIeIt
hirb .ha not b. knocss Of the CONCLUSION 81 ms way
ss remain long-~i. 5e made n-aFlrf 3D. LrA'-
Inn our n PIN. shall revive expire, IN CONFUSION
-, be- Ior ihat %. brighter vision, a. least 90 i.- pro
,,t..rv d.. br.f "a he III
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-17

Inc regular M.licr OoUr-- OF Lectures % lis
Insulation VIII commence MONDAY, tie ~ Nos enoef
a Lie College Rooms, al Broadway.
On Chem stry- NJ. Law rel &C hrl1 - -
o. Maera Med.ca and Plamscy-Benj. W. W. Nc
Crrsdy, NJ. ID.
Durnc me course u Lectures Chemistry, particular
reference vii b. made 90 he rrsctcs application u ne
Science the business OF ApoticAy All wien on the
SUI OF glauluse and Gusifye Aha SIS minute Au-Hs
tons VIII be given, illustrated BY ierlnenis dsnssa
IONS showing Tic method OF 4scrria-nilE cAelicat e
strength aud panty OF nazy of The mos; important ARTICLES
Used IN Medicine ami Tie Ais.
Tickets for each course 81 each be had OF Nj Ad
ans0n 6Ss Broadway, and Bowery Mr. Cog2esaAI cor
vi Rose and Pear and Mr. Aspnwa., 30 "illan-
81 and NJ. Mesxim, 5il Broadway. oissodtw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-17

~ Tbomn- Pinckney smith, Attorney !

Ar.nr Us.rr lIllTI, y sIfrnI
M cam. hi lie Counties OF Bsser Lee, sIm-r. DOoy.
Rsndo!ph Early. D-catur, In9nlt, .nf LoNnce&
Er.-r,u----Horscr Gr-sles, Esq Etitor ~ Tribune
W A Cleveland cor. Hanover ard Excn<r-- sts D. 4 L
Ws..on Isl PeA-s;. Browning and HUI, ~ DO D. ca
,,.orN Churchill $50 DO; Hy.op Bruih-r. ~ DO; Na1
kr.sa1e 4 Waruock a.; o. A Weinor-, - FrO1.-si
Ben.ct T0mgkins II and = Do; Broos, Mcrrii, 90
Wttanl. Al OF 3a~ju'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-17

n. Broatway New-ioD.-Pciars AIKEN al THIS esisb-
,t1u-u; are not excred n his County. say IDS hume
rous pa,rona The pubic Are respectfully invited to ca. .ad
Judge for .hsnlsesveA % S@
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-17

between Wooster GIeen-sis 81 BLOCK west u Broad
MANUFACTURER u Lamps, cirsnco.es &c consist,
vi M u -osr lard and oil amps gi, .versd, red
ant gTr-n
Genre AMI Manie Lamps, silyefed, Gilt and Dronzsd
Bracket Lamps, do DO do
Ship cabin Lamps, DO Go Do
Church Lamps uf various patterns
Hansirg sOar Lamps FOR burning ard or OIL
Grsndoes Of al sizes and patterns. slvsred, gil and
BfOnk-d.
Camel bras and Csll. estick- DO do Do
ia Lsnierus
To which invites The attention of city an Country
chants richness OF p-i<rn an make, and for pncr-
os any OTTER place IN he city, Tor sale a. ~ esele
retail
P s-Asial Lamps altered INTO S0lars, an3 every De
scnprol Of Lamps sni Granco.es rs-Ziit sv-rei, 0f
,,,r-ya. 81 D.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-17
LIFE INSURANCE.

JONATHAN AMORY, Secre.ary.
joins &. CHEEssAS, ~ D. Consulting Surgeon AZ
Broadway. New lors
JAMES ". B. GSEESHow. " d. Consulting Physician
f73 Broadway, Ne~-iorS.
Tn. Company has been In successful operation In Boston
Or The eighteen months and offers adyaniseso nsu-
r-rs equal % any ohef Company.
Al necessary information As % lens &c viii be furnished
by lh- subscriber JOHN HOPPER,
OF eocu Gstpl Solicitor aud Agent, u Pne-s-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-17

SEWING MACgiSE.-A most ingenious piece OF
mechanism has lately been ade known TO the public IN
France the inventor Of which hes been engaged during
the Is years IN bringing 20 it. present state OF per
econ Il il sewing machine. plain in ne details and
calculated 10 revouionize completely the Ar Of sewing
u will perform 900 stitches 20 the MANUFACTURING OF
contract the stitches by the simple turn Of scfewesd
the needle along al the snnuosiies and irregularities ~
the stuff 70 be sewed without the least danger Of tear
whatever may be the texture Of the siuf and do every
part OF the sewing 81 coat. hutton holes 1cfpfed lae
inventor is Nj B Thimaunier tailor Al Amp!epiu.s
France.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-17
no Col NTKY MERCHNNT-.-Bros saerI-

in.- 4nd snrngs ofrrery -yi- and ala g. ~ Hnv"h
branf. both heavy AMI the, D. bad Al mslaicinfef
prices Of NJ D. ani C-isf - Lsfs block so9y-
up -ts.rl J. =. = 'Df-ns'- 7. n.
4CARD-The estsh, ishn-ui No. - and a t~ia - 80
r.. OF ID, nd auJ contains tr sssofin o btoT
Seg q. ever exhibited upon any f)oT 10 NJ i.el S--e
sne Shrng. from ih- l0Sesl Pner ~ iAe D. 't1Ai!
ward dc yard and q1tfie aud gard sld
aal. de sh--ngs every grade a af- ar rts VI br
resfu Qualities low prces-weignins ~ 70 ards
a.. me b.,t nervy Sheet s.Inf cad Lawrence Co
sal N, Cabot A, ChcOp-- ID, Appleton s'ou, &c kc
pr-te,. UasnOwn. &C. nc Also, bai-. Wick, TS ne
Waru and addiug best Southern Cotton Yarn assorted
Twl. No 70 ~ and 10 L. Also Sutok, Anosksag and
Ace YORK DrlA Aso Seine I vins oN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-17

- Lecturer on Animal Magnetism the
other day the following advertisement to printer
in New Haven The
CLARGN
The
MINERAL DOCTORS
ond the
RICH
are requested not 20 attend the Lectures Of Hornr
on ANOMl l. MAGNETISM no witness the very inter
esng experiments In that important and MYSTERIOUS Sci
ence which will commence on (Thersdsy evening IN
The temperance HaD O'Clock Tickets u admishesn
Gentlemen 25c
Ladies l2i
To be had ut the door
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-17
nRITANNIA PITCHEn--weh- yes new supply
ID VI r be-, Briianais Pcoer' a-.onrd sizes and pa

'G'UBACCU CUTTING MAC HINE-N-w aud
L RDcheser ballI-lof sale very low prica Inquire
Of No. lss Ms;dsn-.sne ol5W
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-17

S.SE nnn-rIiI- sum Of money belonging 70 an es-
O,VOOlas ni. % lend 90 bond and mortgage on
Productive hi. city for tim Of years IL
vi be- d.g ded 5000 and upwards ~ cut ap
picans Also, severn. smaller sums % rnd on Brooklyn
~ city property. Apply ;. ;. BIZ 'AD orc w OkErN
No II Wallst In he Groom Wafer Once, basement
OILS 4 slfo,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-17

~ Or. &. I. Won Cort'- Patent Gsyanic Bands
lth Magnetic Power These Electro GA.yanc band, nave
proved Of the creates, efficacy the system in almost all
They will speedily remove he most acute pans
any part OF The sy-ieu Sold with full directions AZ NO
tlgI broadway SIS eOduOs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-17
ABRAHAM B. SANDS 90.
Cra,irc BuiIdIug. 2,3 broadway, Corner OF

WHoLEsALE AND kEtA h. cSe cSs. ma A ss1
merry. Fancy Arreies &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-17

DIANU FORTE Manufaciofy-TDe s9oscrDofs re
now finishing entirely new Glicle Of Instruments,
which warranted superior tone 10 any IN use, aud 70
keep In much longer The Improvement consists In
Harp arn- peculiar construction, obysung every ob)ec
ton caused by the OF metallic psIss Ia ID
frryin the Professors aud purchasers are Invited "
an -xsmir igios Of thes- Instruments.
GLENN, ROGERS Il co.
Ill 80 Fuinn al EaAi aide DfOAiWaY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-17

fs- Dr. {. T. Won tOrt Hhs reH0,eI Ts UT0r 1TI'
German D..psu-ary the Of Nassau aud Pear
streets BROOKLYN 90 NO f8' Broadway New YORK. ono
hours. 10 4. NJ 10 F. b. -ni from 70 T. NJ tie has uI
nard very extensive supply Oi remedies OF ms own pre-
pararOu and importation, together "h every description o.
fancy sruce usually Sep ID simlar stores Among me ar
rc-- SOD bv Dr. Won COu the following prepared by
himself Life Pills. Life Elixir Restorative Biirrs Cue
for Piles Hair Restorative S.ars Tor As Inns, Preventive
FOR Small and al other contagious disease. All rs
medicines are purely vegetable lie continues give al
vice 10 poor ihou charge be- has done tor M last
three years 10 Brooklyn
- ~. A...n.i I..h Is lnenlnt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-17
THE TRIBUNE.
Address Of Mr.. Wait Of Ill.

On taLirg he Char Of he iadusiriol Copgress.
TUESDAY. Oct H. l-lj.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-17

4pOAkDlSG.-Good Rooms, with comfortable accom-
mudaons and board, be Obtained al No <SI hud-
St al oinng 81 Lukos Church. The house has large
garden attached and In every respect desirable sumner
r-s,drnce az meod'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-17

NAANTED-A lew acuvs Young Men " ~ svalh %
w West Agents for Tho sale ot new ana popu
lar Publications. $500 and sbovc their expenses WIZ
be- insured 10 them In writing, WIN an opportunity VI
Ing SlOo per year. Some now In cur employ whi no
doubt Slvso per year clear ol All expense
Each msn viii have he district IL VIII be necessary Iof
them To have from tl5 Ia So 10 obtain good hiuns
out Apply at FRENCH'S Publishing Hal, SD Broadway,
up stars All letters must be poet pad. ss III
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-17

OsT-A Bog jyears Old, light complexion grey eyes
LIAR hair his name Bernard Conossy sou Of fstcA
Conoway, 100 AnhonysL Any person bringing nm nome
or giving Information at viii lead recovery, VIII la
suitably arded. olo Al,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-17
IL College of Pharmacy of the CITY of New

HENRY 5. MANSFIELD, Jr
Waterford. Mass. sept -. lSsa - eudtOci-l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-17
CUNNiNCHAM,s Horse Lin

~ CCNNlNOhA.U'S morse Lnimehl- ~ 4 "
@Nlnrnt has gained great celebrity On the Ems Csns
III ADD TN s the principal iysry stables IL immedi
at-y Sores cuts, gals, spayns strains young nne
bones backs and al manner VI bruises on any par
the horse One Dotle Will last horse year and cure a.
N heums,m the family. Pnce ~ CENTS For s..c ~
WS ~"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-17

lDuaRDI>t..-A Gentleman and Lady, OF two single
ID gentlemen, be very pleasantly accoin noiisd WIN
PnrOr and Board Just west OF the Asor House Luz 10
cation airy and quiet Applyst 20 'esey'sl OIL Nv
DOAkD1Nts-A few single gentlemen or genuefn~n
I'D sh their wives may obtain very pcssant iGrnisheh
rooms with b)ari at No 265 WilamsL few doofs from
Pear-s. oSS"S
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-14

1nE METHODIST ErScoFAL CHURcu-At the convoca.
on Of Bishops OF the Methodist Episcopal Church. recent
" held III New York. only four present. vz:-Bishops
Hedding. Waugh, Morris aud James Bishop sour. nv
letter. declined TO attend. and Bishop Hamne notified his
colleagues that he should be prevented by other engage
mcnt The resolutions adopted, the Commercial says are
understood TO be full recognition OF the separation agreed
upon at tue late Louisville Convention, as in accordance
with the authority and action othe late General
aud also decision that the majority every society in the
border conferences have authority determine by vote TO
which side OF the line they will be attached the Bishops
attending those conferences will accordingly. new
plan OF Episcopal visitation has been agreed upon the
Jurisdiction the Southern Conferences being esarod
as terminated the part Of the Bishops adherng to the
North--lN. Y. Com Adv.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-14
Ritbnuno Dailp fubia.
Editors, no. II. GansaMEna.

VIRGINIA OR MAssACuUsErrs.-Mr McAlister in his let
ter accepting the Locofoco nomination Tor Governor OF
Georgia that the coming election decide
that State shall take her place beside Virginia or beside
Massachusetts MIR. MeAstcr sppesrs to consider this as
n very striking illustrations and indeed il is Let US look
at few OF the points Of difference between gina and
Massachusetis. In natural advantage the superiority
longs TO the Old dominion. The feuiy her soil the sa
iuby OF her climate, her excellent hnrbouS, her
tpot or tho accumulation vi wealth, the development
and rapid increase of population portion of
the world No where has nature done for the hap.
piness VI where has her fayrs upan
him with liberal hand, invited him with moro
persuasive bounty the improvement Of his physical and
the elevation Of his intellectual and moral nature. To-
Massachusetts she has given ungaiefu SOIL harsh
CO climate and stormier coast IL has been
said that Of natural products Massachusetts exports moth
lug but rocks and ice All that she yields wrung from
her by the toll OF her So much has done
Lot US see then which commonwealth holds forth the best
example Too the imitation OF Mr.. McAltcr and hs friends
The population Of Virginia is 10 every square mile
that oi Massachusetts So The number Of white persons
over the Of 20 who unable read write
IN Virginia To every IS inhabitants Massachusetts
one TO every l06 The number of students academies
and common schools is in Virginia To every IL inhab
tsnts IN Massachusetts more than every FIVE. The
same comparison be carried almost extent
IN the shipping, in the industry the capital the enterprise
the public works. the religious and charitable institutions
OF the States; fact all that marks the
o community the other. Well may Mr.
ask the people of Georgia which OF the they will
chose Tor their exampei With such evidences the vast
difference between them, is well worth examination 10
ascertain 1t the different lines Of policy which have been
long pursued by these States have caused this
~ IN their relative condition However lie satisfactory
such an example might prove TO Mr. McAlser we hope
that the people of Georgia will make il and will act upon
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