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Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-12-05
Pine Lumber.
Golden Syrup.

A FIRST rate article for Barkryheat Cakes. for
T,v IS. T. BARRIERS.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-12-05
Books and Stationery.

Let school teachers attend TO his branch of his
sto,a, he has the m1ss approved editions OF
lteaoers, Spoilers, -Au,hmat5cs, GEammars, Go
ographies, Philosophers, Chemsires, Algebras,
dc. which are adapted 10 country schools--ln-
ga,aer IA states pencils, quilts steel peas, PAPER,
&c, Cap and letter paper oy the ream OF nall
feam
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-12-05
Sae =. Z. g. ID % w ~ $50

Axes, files, rasps, locks, chssels, VS., 9Ggers
door trimmings complete, tacks, wine, nails, can
desticks, gimblets, braces, plane irons, knives &
forks, pocket knives. raZors, shears, scissors,
brushes, shoYels, spades, traps, shoe bread,
ropes, bed cords, &c, he has on hand, with
great variety Of ohaf shelf hardware, and for no
gt ar purDoen tha., n, eel
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-12-05
WISCONSIN HERALD.
LANCASTER. WISCONSIN.



SATURDAY MORNING, DEC. 5. 1876
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-12-05
CROCKERY AND GLASS WARE

Ills stock IS lIl iu this line which he will sell
IN sets complete, or by the piece.
In addition 20 the articles enumerated, ne ha:
a few patent spring clocks, gloves, mitens, cigars
outs, wi,h thousand othels, all OF which he w,ll
sen On the most avoa5ie terms ios cash or APP
proved SHORT credit.
n. j Those who have bacn accommodated
wi.h -c9e5,t, U,l please remember the farms and
I've orb 10 item
December =, 1916. 39-ly.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-12-05

The boy that's blessed to-day
Il jusl "a completely so,
As though he had been blessed
A thousend years ago.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-12-05
Green Apples.

T UST received few ts,s = excellent frant.
~ Nse Is i. Il. BARBER
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-12-05
G X o 9 E r lie S !.

In This line he is ready to meet his customers on as
favorable terms as any one can afford too, and
lie has attended to the selection OF the very
choicest
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-12-05

Tss Creal Wssl3ta a'rTsd a NV Yctk
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-12-05
Buckwheat Flour.

nUCEWHEAT Floar 70, safe hy
ID Nov 2S T. NJ BARBER.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-12-05
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

He has provided himself in this line with all the
articles commonly wanted for his trade, together
with all the approved patent medicines Of the
day
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-22

SIU\EN 10 LOAN On hOnd ald Mortgage on I'm
III proved property Ibis ci'y and Bfooslyn al per
'e'' Nr''!A ANTHONY ]. BLEECKER, Auction-er,
i75 s, No Brand-st. u-ar Wa.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-22
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
u For sale Of Stocks a. tie Eaeiange, sac Last Page

Il For sale Of Stocks a. tie Ezciane, sac Last Page
"WEDNESDAY ?. NJ
Stocks continued to decline 10 day Harlem Rail
road Norwich and Worcester Railroad / ; House;onic
and Long Island Railroads ! Reading Bonds ! and
peI1sylvania Fiycs and Morris Cana! Co. j. Illinois
Bonds. Canton Co and Reading Railroad shares closed
a, yesterday prices,
In Foreign Exchange there is very little business
doing We quote on London lC3s l0si Paris, SIZES
Q5aa7! Amsterdam 39t a39! Hamburg 35F Q35! Bre'
men 754 q79i.
The Long Island Bank has declared dividend OF
- per cent payable on the I'd February.
The Greenwich Insurance Co has declared divl-
dend of 5 per cent. payable on the % February.
The Utica and Schenectady Railroad Co. has de-
carod dividend OF 81 per share payable TO s;ockhold-
ers in this city at the Phenix Bank the ls February
The Albany Argus states that by the first of May
the track of,he uousstonc Railroad will be reaid with
heavy Y rail from Bridgeport to New Milford distance
of 30 miles and by midsummer at least during the
present year throughout the entire route.
A new counterfeit bank note has made its appear
ance for which s,orekeepers and e,hers will keep
bright lookout 1t purports to be 50 bill upon the
Western Bank Of Philadelphia letter a, and dated l5i5
The impression appears be genuine one OF some
bank not the Western but the name OF the bank and
the word Philsdelphis" have evidently been in,
serted The words Western Bank, 1t will be seen by
close examination exactly in straight line as
they should be- and the space between the line which
contains these words aud the succeeding line is u"usu
ally wide The vignette is figure of a woman sitting
upon some bales OF goods, and snip under sail The
head Of Washington upon the left side and Lafayette
upon The right
We are indebted TO friend for the tolIowins
table of receipts the Port of Newiork for the years
lsjt and lc45 of Flour, Wheat and Provisions, compiled
chiefly from our own files
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-22
Political influence of Women.
Froln the Bos:on paIly Mail.


Among the Petitions presented to Congress by
Mr.. ADAMS, are a good many signed by women,
against the admission Of Texas, Slavery In the Dis
,rict OF Columbia, &c; aud New-York coLempo-
rarv remarks that these women ought TO be shak-
isc bed ticks rather than politickS. To say nothing
Of tie exquisite gaan;-y Of this remark it applies
with more force in our humble opinion those old
women in pants VINO have for the last few years
made politics L trdae and brough. the national bed
,ick into such condition that there is doubt
whether it will bear shaking much longer. W e are
not sure that il the women could have had tiie en-
IRE control of our national and fiscal affairs tor the
last twenty years. which includes the whole space
in which the present political parties have been bat
Ting with each other and leaving the country to
take care of iiscEj those affairs would not nave
been in quite bad pickle as they are at present
We never had any particular ialih IN Pc'ucoaS
government; but upon review oil the pist anu
present. we have deuced good mind 10 come ou'
for \ female President ia s4s. Why may not this
blessed Reuablic be governed for n while by bright
ewes aud taper fingers well as Great brllaln Or
Spain, or Portugal.
Bndinare aside--ihe women OF this country have
as erea, an interest in its welfare as the other sex
and If our Saic laws exclude them from tue sue.
ces,icn' and from all participation IN the national
con,cs they ought not for that reason TO be eHc'o'
dcd from eXcring i moral Influence upon tn1 uoN,
ernmen, Our grandmothcrs OF the hevciution dla
mn, cn,,fue themselves to shaking bedtcks, but
entered heart aud soul into the strife; aud WIN
strong moral power well directed II rs not 100 nuch
10 say that they saved the State Had 1t not been
for ,bem, we might even nov be paying tribute 10
Victoria for every pound Of tea and every rag OF
paper money within our borders When those GOOD
rrandm0ihers itbey were wives ana sisters men
assisted in sinking the red coats. there were no
soueamish editors or scribbers, penny or sixpenny
ocrv out against it. When brave matroE took
down her husband rifle and with eagle aim sent
bullet through the head of some Struggling Hesslan
or Indian maraudcr it accounted TO her tor pat
rio,ism-for Roman frmness, or commendabIe
chiye,ry ! bat when the women of the present day,
with motives equally pure and patriotic. raise their
voices against evils which ARE preying upon the ma
tons vals why them iorsooih they are out OF their
clement and talking nboui what is none OF their
business Such is the practical philosophy OF some
who wear the sembancc OF men, but who, IN case
Of danger would be glad TO sneak behind pettcoat
government, any thing else that would give them
conscious security
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-22
A Case Of Misery.

r,ghs Editor ot ne irtoH"e;
knowing that your heart is ever awake to sympa-
NC with the afflicted take the liberty to acopslnt you
nh the situation Of widow and her FIVE orphan child
on the mother confined to her rot m by ilness, in
rrstcbed psisirs room, No Hester ST The husband
and fsher has slept quietly in the grave three years
shie the mother has ,oied increasingly for her little
ses until heal,h aud almost life is wasted if may
dce by the deep hoarse voice the frequent coughs and
bseding lungs Her labors have been assisted by her
te SON now fifteen and thus far they have sustained
In life but not in comfort boy of nine, e!rl O: seveh
and two sweet twins OF and half yeers who never
.sg fsher's face aud whom the poor mother has, IN
her all. sided political creed, named Theodore Freps
bpvsen ard Robert Morris Shall these baby dgnitares
ne:ish of hunceri think not il demonstrations are TO
h trusted chdiess lady who has never seen these
,tul patriots but earning OF their engaging qualities
and touching circumstances through friend, proposed
>, ,dout Master Robert her own. The tender. Judi
ciops mother not expecting TO hive m3ny month"; gave
her fearful consent the measure that dear boy
mi cht be provided with happy home and be reared in
PRINCIPLES Of virtue and re.ioD; but - this plan the
shan't eo-I can't let Bobby 60 =; and il The night he
swese saying. Mother, BOBBY shant Zo-I won't let
Bobby GO The mothers heart was wrlngi and this
morning ihc eldest brother, who from being all Their
dependence claims elder brothers rghI' says me
Twins must parted 70 this decision some r!enGs
ofihc poor family had also arrived AnC aow, Af- Ed
ror may ssk Of YOU 10 inform me VINO VIII take tnese
vcur- Americans and OF Ame!IcGus 70 their own
home both together and raise them up TO be blessing
their country and who viii keep them from suffering
BIZ cold ard hunger until this Is done.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-22
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New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-22
Farmers I.inrary-.Ianuary Number.

JOHN = SEiSNFH, Epliot-
RI The January Number OF the Farmers ary and
Monthly Journal OF Agriculture ready 10 deliver 10 sub
sbers and agents this day II viii be found fully equal to
any preceding number The following is a lis; g. The
CONTENTS or THIS NUMBER.
Eaer1riar rs aud Ri...'r"tons--
uusralous Of Ihe Skeleton md Scotch Carts The PO
N'o Washer The Hydraulic RAM; Illustrations of the
screw; lpsotion of Wsinscp's Pian o Ferm Buildings
THSE6's PRlNelrLss OF AsRicuLruRE, (con,nuad.)-
Theory OF the SO-rhe different Species of E4Iihs-.her
value. employment and properties, in their relations Ihe
constituent parts OF the Soil ) cIou ". AcTiculture-
Pat On Manuring aud Ameicretng the Soil Part II.
The TiIa OF the Soil. or lis MechanCai Ameioruton
AOntly Journal Of -1gr'cplture-
New Years Offering to cur Patrons-lmportant 10 all
Treatise on Mich Cows-The Translator 10 the Reader
Th. Maryland tafmers Cub-On the Right Taca
Farm BudinEs-lheir Locality aud Constructions
Description OF Wkinsons Pan OF rnru bnrp, sned' &C Nc
The Mode IN which lime operates IN renccriug the Soi!
better adapted for the termination and Growth oi psrucu
hr Pants. =,
The Housewives Department--Pouiiry, ana Useiui
Thoughts or ,be Distribution OF Labor Suggestions for
c formation of Industrial SAceiien for Special Ohlecs
Jerusalem AruChohe (leiinathUs iuberoSiD.)
Cellars SPuRg Houses Tor Dalries
Flax aud Hemp HG-haudry.
Uuc-liur.e Carts Prize Essay.
Hint for Agricultural Societies
H. % S ga5siic RSm@or Cheap Method OF having Con-
s.4ut supply OF Nater.
The ssieY Eroa pr y [eSlas.. Ieea[es re- rd Illustrated
Experiments win NtauuGes.
Expense OF Keeping Horses
Coapqsly Views Of the Progress OF Population in Ger
'da regions OF The United States; With Remarks by VII
asn Dsray.
The Importance of Draining Land.
Potato WRsher.
The Influence oc Pasture on Sheep reared omit
Bees-Stshs;ics Of swagInias-
Prices Currcnt
~ The back Numbers s,ln supplied TO new sub
,c,ihers.
TT The names OF those who subscribe TO established
Agents in cities are not entered upon our books, and are
therefore, not Published in the Monthly List
~ Price s. per annum, five copies for so Fay@''
rnn,t m o4raao. GREELEY x McELRATU.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-22
MARRIED

At BROOKLYN, on "Wednesday morning. the 2sI inst by
Rev. Dir. stone. Mr. GEORGE 5. PHILLIPS 20 Miss &.
LOUISE BRASHER daughter OF the late John = Bra
sher, Esq deceased9 all Of NewYoTk City Amsterdam
N. y lntelligencer and Fonda Herald please copy
On the l5;h inst. by Rev. Mr.. Evc-ts GEOttEE EfAo
10 EMELlNE HOW ELL. all Of this city
On Thursdny evening jan 18Th, by Rev. MI. Law
Mr RORERT McCiAREY 10 Miss MARY ANN THOMI-
son. all Of this city.
At Brooklyn, 20th, Walter n. Rock"eh 10 Jane T.
Merry OF New.YorE.
A. Buffalo Isl; Daniel T. Monroe 20 Eliza Walker !;
Charles 5 Littlefcld to Cornelia Newton.
At Hudson, 14th, Lambert Claw TO Betsey Jane VIII
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-22

AN EXTENSIVE AFFRAY.-At ball in Frankfort
the other evening young gentleman it said took
undue liberty with pretty ladys pretty ringet The
lady made her complaint 70 the gentleman with whom
she was dancing Thereupon the astnamed gentleman
knocked the frat named gentleman down in the ball
room The fight extended until. as told fifteen
or twenty persons engaged in it fsts pistols and
k,ivcs of al Hourshed, and some blood was
split though nobody killed. Two of the persons
VINO took part in the affair have since arrived here with
the intention of seing their quarrel the Indiana
shore Louisville Jour.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-22
NEw-YoRk WgEKLY rRIBUNE-

rONTENTS FOX SATURDAY. JASU AIRY III
NPOETRI- JNnlHry, ~ Mm c. tio.:n-r; The Sea-
sons; Lines NJ Ms =. r. EAstt C NJ Gays VIE and
gntnsr; Ny Bav. II. EDiTURIAL-Or-gon aud the
WINS: Licentoj,-ae.s Eneourss,d; Our Foreign Res-
tons. Nnvisi nlrci.rs. lresnc &c: Change o, Rule
tietst Bri,ain Mexico aud the SGsf- L-gr Reform
Tb,, Convention; The ht-s; asrr's-S.st sc &c- III
?OLLTICAL-NeSs jersey, CoHuecucul; New Orleans
North Carolina; Geosl.-lI psulet X 1tG. Mississippi
~ NEWS-From Europe, 0y PaeSsls ~ Ne~-Turs From
- Cape OF Coco HOPE. inpOriAli itUn MeS.c,; T-,.
re-. pondenct nf The TCbau- from TeNi- wasun .ion.
sey Orleans Coz PROCEEDINGS or CONGRESS, from our
Ktst.r Correspondent. NV IoEH L.stsl,IuS Sr &C
\ MISCELLANEOC CS- Me.hoilsm Al tbe FOdntais Head
Phh4souic Corcerl Pnys,ca. iacatoa and INK Preset
va.on OF Health; Toe Punishment OF O-ah; MassGri1-
s-s; An African Trar; Suffrage 70 S4Ec>> Correspond
ence h-tvyt.u L NJ by snd fy Members ~ The L-gis
TN. rp lt; ci the Goa Vi ne Iasbo ndae a
ARA Snr,st uf New York Amount oi Iron impo5i IL
Il; he u ;,r tie last sixteen ysafs; The Leense CIes
ron IN V..1nor'; Toe Right OF ne Oregon Clse-Tl-
Clsls OF ach psrtyIVa. C'lsitcrsd ffon The n \ is
view; So.-es o. Nav PubIcaaous The Fruits OF War
Slavery the District Of ce1uaiai aPpoininsni, h
t President and CO.. Wfjg City iteIa- rom Tns Dsi7
Tr3Lura VI COMMERCIAL ISTELLlGENCE E-Pro
once Stock. Money. Car;l. Market &c.
Single copies, puI up IL wrappers lof me aas cAA er
ob.g.nri G. the dess-pJice at SeatS .
O. TERSiS-S4 per year. All s'in.c''p1oas pASsh''
inietiply IL advance Address
GREELEY y hcELRATh. sriinns Suildng.,
Cor. spruce and Nassau sss- opposite me cnS hall
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-22

s. WANTED-A three story modern bull, House, sii-
G3 mated In Ea. Broadway or MaIsonsL would be pre-
1A ferred; but would have objection TO house IN
the upper part the City, provided II s near stage route
rent no, over S7D0 Possession required by the hrst OF
March Address Immediately B. al Tne TfibnDe office
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-22
DIED !:

On wednesday afternoon, 2lst, HORACE SOUTH
MAID aged years, son of Frederick Il. Trowbridge,
and grand son OF Horace Sou'hmayd
Relatives and friends invited to attend the funeral
on Friday sd at half past 3 P II at 80 prnce-at
on the goth, Mrs Mary Fisher, aged 60.
20;t Jesse Potter, aged 36
2Oth VIA. Henry Romer, aged 81.
20th John c. son OF Hamilton Biggam. aged 81.
At Albany. 20th, VIM. Gould OF hrn OF Could Banks
& Co. oi this City
A; Washington, 10th inst, Rev VIM Ryland aged -
At Utica, 10th, Edward Roberts. aged 81.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-22
TAyLOg,s RU.rvTT,

TIE MAGAZINES FOR FERRY. lsi6-vM TAT-
LOR, No. Acior House h4s jlsI received
Cf4hAns Megaziue or F-bry-2 steel IN cravings plates
- Columbian Magazine for Fetry-s4ne SIS Grshari's-
Terms do
Lazy Nsiona Magazine for Febry. Terms Isl ceuts
Tn. Ne" YORK lusrsed Magazine o:Lierature and Art
Tor Frh-yconiSns four splendid plate erhliist-
menis three hsad,ome wood eugrsvnss, 81 psges CT
excellent reading mater, being double the quantity of anv
ether or the Magazines Terms a5 pe urber :,
year or two copies for s. delivered in aay p he c
OF charge.
Cheap OF IN. Letters and Speeches of Cromwell
extraordinary booS by extraordinary author This
edonls well printed on good paper large type and
cr the T-ry low price O 50 ony-cheap certainly
Second p1 OF lie Three Gls-dsneu by Dumas. ,rsns-
aed by Pars Benjamin expected hie morning. THIS
rlde;y the best novel published for ts - mouths
As The translator says there sparkle in It than
hottie OF champagne Every body who misses
Three Guardsnl-l refuses Ue VASTLY amused smsli
cos--ony - cts a tn sAd cheap publications for
sai= wholesale ard retail by WM. TAYLOR,
- Sti- Ne. > A-lor House.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-22
General Notircs.

r. EOtIcc.-Thc Young Men'a Good VIII Temperance
Association v hold OF is regular weekly se;ngs Al
Columbian Hall GRIND. stree. This Thursday Evening,
January pa The Fents OF TEN perance and the pubic
generally invited. Exercises TO commence al oclock
The concluding paper the snd abuses Wine,
several addresses also odc and solos By the members OF
the choir Of s,ocisOn expected ioung nsn de-
sirou OF n-cung members Of the Association the
constitution the clerks desk this evening Puncua al
requested from the constitutions. members al the
u -iness meeting he holden h evening after the adjourn
ment nf The public meeting. ~ order,
10 IL. APRi'M :. BUNTING Clerk
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-22
NEW AND ELEGANT cARPETlNGs

~ ifs the ia1est arrivals. sevsrs! invoices OF '-
grsJ variety Of FsYvcH AuBuSoS CARrGrs, suitable ior
cnes; a spirGdtd styles o furnishing i15e'he'
w tie esI sssori:euI Of on CLOTHS ever on-f-c - Inc
puhiic, with III Articles corrected viii The trade
Persons :drfsisg priyGI- residences boies or Steam
boats, Would rnd l.ls lleir advantage Ia Call =
.Ui.- EtJGt.N SMITH =. III -. Broad -TRr
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-22
FAIL AHD WlNrEN GOODS

=
SSTa T. JENNINGS / co. Diapers and Ta!lors, I'm
w por-rs OF Cloths ard Cass,mer-s Nestnss, &c, 81
Broadway American Hotel opposite :he Fountain: are III
receipt assortment Of new goods Tor tsl and
Winter wear comprising. French nnd English Cloths FOR
Dress and TrOcs Goats Csssn-res in variety OF styles
STA, Satin, Mesluo and Velvet Nrs;lpgs, Mied Cloths
TSsr-is, &c for CverCoaLs. which Wi. he made NJ
hs sa Of shcicns corps Of cutters
he found IN The country easenns point In the
economy Which would direct, and Ia rendering thr
s;ye and character of garments such must satisfy The
discriminating that of ch-spu-ss hssed
on the production OF any frst garments
such Sv- sustained system OF small pos and quick
returns and prompted the soicitsl,oD o call from thos-
who would really effect saving OF the extra cenage
levied under tue credit system
r atriou directed To the PsnaiOous department musl
continue 20 offer Inducements thcss who appreciate ri
cJ!nbiuing and elcgsnce.
In addition the assortment OF goods kept By the
trade havs hand resy made Dress and Frock
Goats PanaiO0ns, Vests to answer tho requirements o.
o OF eme: sency ray require hrst rai- sui
Fancy Scarfs, Cravats
ands-rchieis Gloves Suspeners, Hosiery, underNe
Linen AMI Muslin Shirt-. Collars &c NC s2is
nyERCOtTs, Coaks Winter Frocks, &c. In various
" styles. Tor SALE resly uiade, nj ~ Broadway
ul2 isu WM. T. JENNINGS X Co.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-22
~ iIechnuic., iu.Ii1nIe I.ccture.

will give the TwelGh Lecture ot his Course Chemistry
rs applied The aui Manufactures, Thursday eve
Mug 22d inst. clock, in Tie Cl!nou hall lecture room,
corner uf beekman Hud Nassau otS.
Frday Evening. 2}i inst NJ . O'Clock, M a Bailey,
viii deliver Lecture Photography, with illustrations.
at The institute Rooms City Hall
Saturday Evening 2';h lest the Debating Class holds lis
meetings.
Monday Evening 26th inst Mfr. ?. Clark. VIII deliver az
Introductory Lecture, Course Natural and Mechan
cal Philosophy All Lectures free 10 members Terms o.
membership - invitation - yearly dues Minors
admitted on the yearly pgyment Of 8
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-22
tuinter cushions.

SPLENDID FlNLL AND WINTER GOODS.
AAEN'S. BoYS' AND CHILDRENS CLOTHING
P-ar-Wil keep cunsauSly on hand = 81 LII and COM
PLETE ASSORTMENT OF MEMS BOYS and chill
DREN'S CLOTHING. of al descriptions made In The
Mosr FAslro>.RLe srYls which he would most respect
fully invite the OF those III want As he has made
Cloths dsst,nrres estt-gs &c by
every packet secured ths services of experienced
Cutters pledges hsefio give perf-ci satisfaction TO all
who may purchase.
BfarEeHts WaGe to order ut tss tsorteSt notice d'd
,pifk ,,rtc, tne,ctna.,f, oS -o.iisu
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-22
WEEKLY MIRROR

sIOR SATURDAY. 2trH.-CONTEErS ORtCtStL-
4 \ Dinner board Ischt; On 'fime Mu-c of Amer
ca Rel sua Ci the Ptari Ministry Th- Late Henry
lu;la rrObsbe FATE ol :he Mexican Empire; Or9an zed
Charity Positively Last Appearauce.: Street Begging;
Juuulism The Militia system; Wafer Cure: County
Poor dou-rs Mr k,nI's Gle-ter
TFASst.ArIpss-C -Charstalism; German Love; The God
de- oi POvertv.
osIGIS.L PoETRY-t,venns by IT, Il. Clements; One
Song iruu thee Oh. Take away a, Nc. by Lila Lii
bournc; Toe Eairys Git by Lydia P.
SELECTt"Ss.-The Last Hour, Of Single Gentleman :;
Autograph Hunter- Napoleon by r ". Emerson; Ne.
lnuc u. La,nau Blanchard, by EiSnrd Buwer Lyunn :;
Trbu'e 10 the late William Leggrt: Queer O.d HUI
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MIRROR CoRREsPoSDENcE News o. the Week Items;
Ausciu.es. &c &c For the desk in wrappers al
q. Teens - in copies 50
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-22

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