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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-16
G . M M &c It CIAL.

New York, Saturday, Feb. "A.
AsHEs-We heard Of transac tons to-day; the
sales Of the about $50 barrels of Pots
at - S4 -; and about $50 barrels of Pearls 50 90
Export from LIST to 10th February.
. :. none.
BREApsTuEYs-The market closed to-day upon an ex.
dull week; about barrels OF -four il pro-
baby the extent of the business done during the past
six days. Operators have but slight inclination to
any extent before the receipt of the foreign
news both buyers and sellers holding back
inclined to believe that there will be soothing Of
any consequence to note until its receipt The market
however rm at S. 62 for Genesee; Southern flour is
yet wery dull Howard may be bought at So 37I
Ueorgstown fine S. so. Nothing DONG in wheat Corn
attendant; Long Island sells 81 cents Southern 81
66 ceuts; Jersey At 90 cents.
Corror-The sales to-day do not exceed 600 bales
about enc half Of which taken by spinners shin
pers shown less inclination purchase and
prices remain easy The sales Of tho week are about
$500 bales We continue to quote -
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Real Estate AT AUcrIoN-Thrcc story brick house
and lot l33 Blocker street, IS by 100 feet with brick
stable in rear 000 three story brick front house and
lot al Delaney street. IS by 100 feet ss7so three teTy
brick house and years unexpired lease o lot College
lease Of lot No go on 9th street, e6 BY cat feet 500;
three lots 3oh street, 7th avenue, rs by os3
feet ST. 900. age ~
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DQCTOR CORBlTT, Member Of the Unive!sty OF New
- York. also member ofhe Medical Society," has removed
his office from Duane Oliver Chatham
Squae-may be consulted confdentialiy all dseaes Of
exclusively confined his practice from being general 70 the
years in the city Of New York; which his
tenton The annals OF medicine do record
against the use Of msrenly as has It's
from the system Those and that
have been under of physicians less experienced
es has estsbi.hed the Doctors Tput.son
found attention medicine may be had prevent certain
disease in any Of its forms Open from A. NJ to 10 p NJ
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oron has ,eaI,ad scme portion of the new
new 70 ar per arIota hall and has middps ana
GOOD, 'ga Ut Crushed common, to u; do.
@,denns TO q Wwhits ios H. i'1 rsss., 20 q
r.r, g,S%i ya London 90 days, Ii M do,
cen Dsue'oons, prem, do. Dollars, a. do 90 Msxf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-16
LUCINA CORDIAL,
TT IXIn nN nyYH

EklAlh Of LIVE.
TUE great and increasing demand for this celebrated and
powerful remedy throuy hout the British Empire France
and the United States has celebrity winch time only
eace IL has long been used and prescribed by the
eminent physicians throughout the civilized world
reign and speedy cure for ncpient Consumption. Barren
ness, Impotency, Luc0nhoea Whites, Distracted, dil
cult painful Mensruraon Of Urine invo
discharge thereof and for the
whether the result of inherent produced by
irreguarity. illness, or accident --.
There shadow oil doubt that this is and
the subject Of delicate hundreds tesy
the unrvaed efficacy Of the Lucna Cordial specific for
Barrepse,s. Esor Abus elects Irregularities in the Secre
tons Paius in the Kidneys Female spppression. the
which the most delicate portion e she human
for any thing shor e that il !. os.s ini.be cure
or chronic i VIII Be found safe and sovereign remedy
.seretve ard bIscng the whole without far
On the contrary to act IN pec. harmony with ma.
renewal Of the natural energies: The bottle used will
serted. +. ~ y sIs.a +. nd Iai
Principal Office a5 Fulton street. New York Sold also by
Beth W. Fowe Boston; Dr. Wadsworth, Providence; j. g.
John nj Lsrsous, and Roberts Ahinson Baltimore; Cha.
Scott Washington City; O. ". Lnthacum Gc0rgetown j. b.
Wilder, Louisville, Ky; Sanford Parks Cncnnat and by
other
bottle or $zt per dozen. j3llm*r
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT,
For the Exclusive Sale of Choice
FANCY SOAPS, AND TOILET
WHoLyaAI.r ANp RrrAl

Wholesale RETAIL.
mean nIt,,p,s hs mash admired display Of choice RI
ass e a" b
this city No 5s Broadway, where he offers spsc
no Z; % E e.
advantage adv Gys, the foreign Of being freshly and that
ihe TaScrsioy T.ass Pers q f, Of which he vas q.
e n' Of
sG%es:s Il shsIe: article. q the esl.
enabling his and to choose spd h has
AZ
The .gD,e.bsI doe. not saye.s Soap which win change
Creating
asis q
sn.cay compounded that qnnu zed alkali remain.
s a H. BY e ssss ssas &:
nIi ess 81 CREAM an
which, once tried will always be present In every gentle
He Offers 81: COSMETIC CREAM. so invaluable an app
cation delicate faces after shaving much pre-
ss!s ss &. f head ESSENCES romAruMs
healthy o s.c
dsrsd he scalp; Or soothing emoIuisns pro
s s T g. Sd s
other causes These remedies compounded with known
IL s ssss A %
s 70 70 with &
His BEARS OIL, lie assures the public perfectly seunne
careful
virtue Of which differs from other substance, Of similar
,hs quality ef his goods. he refer Me. A.pn
able chemists Of city, who Tor the last several yesn have
finally Everything IL siors Will be a. and il
n ds be sss mo- os wit
acquire character verae
snd good faith when from the n.,urs Of the articles. there
all in Ms employ the ruth and
good faith call i most 'fEEGtSs' ENEE i RSUssEL
~. ,so Mnsnufscturef and Importer ! Of Periumery,
a, II .assy .se
DR.. CONVERs' INVIGORATING CORDIAL
FOR aENTAa IN DN6TR rqTESGp sNcoN
THIS CELEBRATED AND POWERFUL REMEDY
ss %S h:y he s
British Empire. France and Germany. Indeed remarkable
sy
s o
back and estre@tss s.i,uss
ehoy confusion IDEAS, memo memo,
n.y. n o % in @ and upisy
Hundred, sudden decline or consumption may
be these banefu practice Young men IN cities
srs tic the Tssss these solitary
and have s'1 9a
e an impoEan, subject TO them n would be relieved
stored 70 %sny sso delay not e procure r., Ihe
to The married sss Price s. bottle $40 half dosen
Bold whos;ss and retail by ,a Fsltos street.
ss city s
Al.o for sale BY Pr wsd;yo1h g North Main Pro
.sy I. rs s & No
The as may b. consulted Psrsonay or By
thc ofkcs through the stove. M i,n.r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-16

PORT OF NEW YORK, FEsnUARY is.


Brig Robert Bruoe WADE IS days from Belize Honduras
with logwood and specie, 10 bl4nco,
Brg Robert Bruce Wade 10 days from Belize Honduras
with specie, hosany hides shells &c. order Saed IN
with br Citizen, for New YORK brig Cruso sailed
two d. ys previous for Nioifaxua.
II Telegraph reports vessel ia sight sundown.
st- sailed. M.
FRoM THE Lower BAY.-Shp Courier Wolff Richmond
bark Mallory babbidgs. brig Dr. Hitchcock for Demarara
brig Hyter Ali, TOR Malaga. M n 81 -
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NEEDLES.

NEEDLES.
JAMES SMITH SONS wen known and highly e,tssna-
a "a DnIsdEYsd NsedlsA warranted soasl y qsality %
my Imported ass N uAissd s's:f ~ is|; 'a'y'
&c. 's'< Aafkss s1sss, fkiiaSssiiess:
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I'D: RYAMs

IMPORTANT MEDICAL NOTICEsrusu~.as
nOCTOH Evans. No. u Peek alp. near Water strset.
Ne. Yok has bssu than forty yssIs IN the sucees
fu practice ofYhysie aad surgery particularly y cunE lpSr
old obssissts ulcers il the throat sctues caus
ed by malpractice lei Of the importance to the
fortunate to choose experienced physcan Dr. L. the
Oldest and experienced in this cy ns Practice great
his astonishng after they have been expelled
from the Hospital as ncuIable Hi. Offices well arranged
Tor privacy Call At feck Slip and be convinced His charges
are most reasonabie and all guaranteed. lmsmc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-16
Fits! FitS!!

VANS VEGETABLE EXTHACT-An infalIibIe RENE
dy for Epileptic Fits, Falling Sickness Convuons &c
One of the proprctor Of Invaluable Medicine, aic
whole period time was Snder medical without
9uent aud violent and this the universal experience Of all
that are thus afflicted we'll known that from time ms
moria this disease has baed the skill of all Physicians and
the boosted power Of all msdcias hi,se. year:
him perfect health but hundeds can boar testimony y
sovereign efficacy ofhs Vegetable Extractso this hhe
disease Thanks Dr. for the discovery OF
hi: ,I9fllibls Remedy All hs,rs shss afflicted nay sow
Principal Once 1874 Grand street. New York, and have their
cases examined and advice given free Of charge and whs
per bottle
Ivans' Vegetable Anti Bilious Pills. for removing ali mo
and corrupt humors and purifying the blood Price TIVE
Eve cents per box : L.
de0 imsr VANS 4 HART Prop
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q g a - 1 A &. r = u u y W q {,
ADVERTISEMENTS
COLLEGE w
Medicine and Pharmaoy
s. NASSAU STREET.
n Is DICAL ADVICE

PRIVATE DISEASES.
IL az. xs ss:s: & M:s;
continue to direct their rs1sal,1 alson ~ sa
s:sis and psin.esa care without
nsP sHIs
6xI appearance Of those vast amount d susrss
Cosss soansssd With The prneipss So:piss
Tsms-Adyies and Med d SIS eurs ea.ss.s.sA
:, IMPORTANT TO COUNTRY INvALIDs~-fnsa
have forwarded g Ssm es.s sosss
S Ing Az to rs!s@ radical s
traction and rcssirsi sisswssrs any. ssa =
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED.
THE TONIC. MIXTURE, prepared by the Cellsgsns
da sas "a e q: q s. E rs
s s.ss 1 : =
ss:; /. 4 6.s. A''. ~ .
vELPEAU'S SPECIFIC FILLS,
pa ne s ,dssI sus Of elect ,i.s
ril: g. I;sai! twenty Year: assss:: H;:..l z:
s 5;s::s :s!s: :: ; ~:
e. q ~sSss s. 3
RICORD'S ALTERNATIVE MIXTURE.
:s:::.! ::: a! ::
i.n e :isssS q: d:.s Ssss
1i: g; as ss'i:s @
"a ::s. e (. H.; :'
CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF SARsAE
RIJ4LA, GENTlAN AND SASSAFRAS
pREPARED By .he New York College efMedieias s.d
refined ard y extract posssssing Ill e pan
"a ss:s:
erse At present before the public
relied certain remedy foF all diseases Msur from an
state Of the blood such scroh salt rngwoem
botchcs pmpes, ulcers pain bons or join ne1sS
throat
from tho secondary effects ofyphs an nn1esoss usss1
mercury.
Scid n single tottlssu yyesrsssaS
:. in cases Of half dossa bessiss. pc
Cases f0swu ded % al parts of the UAion.
~. k-A llberal discount Wholesale yufuhnoosB
dswve ~ =. RiC8ARDe0N. II. D. I
a. The Concsptrated Extract Of garSopokinn, 0on
sppsalss lalisw cssst :"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-16

MISSISSIPPI RAcEs.-The Picayune Of the 7th inst
states thai, in the four mile race, at Jackson the
stooe, in which race Tarsntula was beaten Capt Mi.
nor, Of hatcher the three mile PURSE Col Smith
the two mile purse and the best three in Eve; and
thu nomination Of the late VIM Baird tho two lie
suaepetakes ..L#1 @f4.tsMF
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-16

DISEASE8 OF THE URINARY OR0ANS-Such e
~ Chronic and acute diseases Of the - ! :
Bladder, Leucorrhoeu or Whites.
Urethra, Structures,
Kidneys Seminal Weakness,
Also, 0onorfh@a, Inability,
Gleefs. Weaknessof the r..
are speedily and ehsctually removed ~ Abernethys Rptan
Sn w w,tnous one Hscl9 Of m They are equally
tive organs rarely ever expsenced from taking other ms
dcnes For sale Apotecsres Hail. 3 CathaYns and
a. ~ Maiden Lana Price g. with directions isN Imr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-16
MONTHLY REPORT FOR JANUARY,
NEW YORK
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE.
No. % Chambers Street.

Throat Disease,
1Cases Of Midwifery, q
; Pain IN the Chest
2 Pain in the SIDE,
| Disease LAYER
I PLpitntion OF the Heart
7 Irritation in Ur~thra,
IL Cases NJ Seminal Weakness,
gundrr TrsslineGt,
; tisurisy,
s Gpnorrh0s
6 Oiseaye Of the Sktu
Q Examinations Of the Chest
10 detect Disease
Case OF Gravel,
3Qyspepsia
3 Costivensss cured without
giving Purgatives,
Gases Of impotency,
Q Primary Veneresl.
sSsoondary Syphilis,
3Deafness cured by removing
Wax from the Ears,
! LumbaGo,
I Pain ip the Legs,
2Atrorhy,
2Csses OF Apoplexy,
3 Bad Cough,
bUccnssTuL QyES
9 Structures ,ured in the Uys
thra. without cutting or
Operation for Hare lip,
. Polyprs removed from the
Nose
8 nerentlon OF Urine.
4 Wound. Dressed.
2Cssesof Hernia,
lDislocatisn reduced,
. ., sratious for dissasc..ofthe
Antrim,
Bad Sprain OF Wrist Joint,
l Burn offhe Face,
The poor attended to botwee
N B.-This institution is
this city
fl3 2w+re Ate
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MARITIME HERALD.
nlovements of the steam shiDe,

movements OF the Stenm ShIpo.
Steamer. Captains Lsspeo, .4mxrisa ams, aee
Massachusetts,, Wood, .....SSss 2c .EsbslS. -
Caledonia Lott. Mar Mar %. =. April
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VANS L HART. Prop
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL OFFICE

MEUlOA1 AND SUhlrlCAL OFFlCk
DOCTOk JOHNSON, II Duane street, near Chatham st.
one oldest and medical and surg
cal the city Of New York in the treatment o
certain class Of delicate disease The Doctor established
treated u so ca.ss mrcuIa and other dsc.e
cured that have No mat
Ger how long you may have elect, 5rcrur Vlcsr upoa
q the eg. VII and can cure you y9qI case crrabs.
unfortnaie victim Of this has
sanitary treatment Dysepsa akuess limbs and small
Of the back confusion Of intellect iogensss papaion Of
the heart aversion to society," only symptom! Of this
plsint He warrants charge. Mid
and cured days. IT, johnson REGULARLY
dncared Physician and Surgeon. rs lmsmc
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Bark Ssntheusr Crosby fun Boston, for Mobile Feb. 3d.
$40 milss SIX Of ths Belize. ~
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1872 BROADWAY,
READ THIS.

HEAU THIS.
IL CASES u she Surgical and Msdicsli line espse,Ifv
Seeof cng standing, vcvs advice srs
kX - sssssssnsss nsdeaR sans sstn|feS1uputrk a
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Manufacturer and Importer of Perfumery,
No. 159 Broadway b.tween Liberty and Courtlandt
d31 lm+rc and INA Chestnut street PHILADELPHIA.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-07-25

Saturday and Sunday the L III & 18th. were
excessively hot days in N. Y. After giving
a large catalogue of persons killed by heat on
Saturday. The Tribue adds.
This is melancholy list, and yesterday had
it not been Sunday, when worS.people and
omnibus-horses rest, would have added 10 the
list--the thermometer at half past two O'Clock
standing at SO, degree or two hotter than on
Saturday. 10 few minutes froia that time
the mercury fell eleven degrees. the smothered
and sweltering City began to breathe again, but
was almos, choked by world of dust which
strobe over the river in gigantic columns, like
the sand of Sahara driven before the breath of
the Simeon, and percipi,a,ed itself upon the
City, enveloping every thing in profound gloom.
From the from, windows Of our Office we could
scarcely distinguish the outline of the City
Hall dome. and the men and women running
wildly about in search Of shelter. looked like
the figures in battle-pcture. where the pain
ter by lucky thought nearly conceals his can
vass with heavy clouds of smoke which DEFY
criticism. The dust-s,orm was followed by a
dash of rain which cooled the air most grateful
ly for little while. But the Mercury crepi
up again, and in an hour had more than half
regained his old position.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-07-25
G NJ. PRICE.
PorosI, Jaly IA, 1876.

Porosi, Jaly IA, 1876.
The Editor Of the Herald--
Will announce 10 the voters of Grant coun.
ly, that Cyrus X. Lord offers himself as a
candidate for the suffrage Of The people for a
Delegate to the Convention to form Cons,i.
tuition for the future State Of Wisconsin.
10 so doing, he disclaims subservience to
any party. sect or section, believing that the
utmos, freedom of,hough', liberty, and at the
same time concession and compromise, should
characterize the action Of the members who
may assemble in conven,ion--and that when
all the jarring and bitter elements of party are
hushed, then only will The members in con.
ven.ion be prepared to lay such foundation
as will prove to be the sure and lasting basis
Of happy, viruoos and fourishing State.
The undersigned will endeavor to visit the
different precincts in the county. and chose
publicly TO offer his views upon Cons.iiu-
tion to be adopted. and learn the views Of
others. Respectfully.
G. X. LORD.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-07-25
LANCASTER. WISCONSIN.
SATURDAY MORNING. JULY 95. 1876,
The 1aih-our GaIena papers due here on

The lIails.-Our Galena papers due here on
Saturday mornings, dc no, reach US until Tues.
DAYS. When will this in.olerable negligence
or stupidity of Post Masters, cease! 1t our
Galena papers are mailed when they ought 10
DO, they should reach Plat,eville Friday even
ing, and Lancaster the mex, morning. We
have RICH. 10 complain of such mismanage
men,; and are determined to know where i! or
iginaies. II there is not immediate reform, II
will be necessary for the people respectfully TO
petition the Departmental break some Of those
old castiron pos, masters into pos-meial and
supply their places, if not with men, at least
with good auiomasons.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-07-25
In Chancery.

Ia District Court, Craw ford county, Wisconsin
Territory, May term, 1916, May 18th, 1916,
and being the 10th day of the said term.
Thomas A. Savage vs.. George C. wales-In
Chancey.
TyHIS day comes the complainant by his soli-
citor, and il being proven TO the satsfac-
ton of the court, that the said defendant, George
C. Wales, is non resident Of this Territory, and
cannot be found, and he having failed to cause
his appearance herein to be entered according to
law and the rules Of this court, on notion OF the
said complainant, by his solicitor, il is ordered
that the said George L. Wales be deemed and Ia
ken to be an absent defendant, and it is further
ordered that the said absent defendant do cause
his appearance herein TO &c entered, and plead,
answer or demur to the said complainant's Dill On
or before the twenty first day Of September nsxi,
and if he shall fail so do, the same viii oe Ia
ken as confessed against him, and u y ,urtner or
dered that this urder be served by puoi'snihg q
eonv thereof for six weeks suecessivsy IN the
Wisconsin Herald, or BY serving the defendant
-: - Hereof By the co1ri,
"'''' ID. C. FENT0N, CLERK,
DC. C., W T.
W;ram Knowlton s1licitor for comp.
Julv 18th, 1916. iS-ot
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-07-25
Ifenss of News.
[Of domestic manufacture ]

II is computed that over 100 900, 900 yards
lightning are daily consumed by the magnetic
telegraph Of our country.
Last week one Of the recruits a, Prairie do
Chen, was sentenced to drink a minijulep,
for firing 10 the ranks at horse-fy.
Last Sunday was very dusty; so that Jone
g. Turner'S Circus. after all, kicked up quite a
dust 10 Potosi.
There is to be another match race a, Bee
town to-day. between an English horse and
John Hareson's horse Robin. Candidates
are affec!ionately invited to attend.
The crop of winter wheat in the neighbor-
hood of Lancaster. is harvested. The crop is
very lights and new wheat for seed is 10 much
demand.
The abutments OF the new suspension
bridge across the Mississippi a; Dubuqe, were
no, seriously damaged by the late freshes.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-07-25
Estate of John Stone, Deceased.

NOTICE is hereby given to the heirs at law
In and all persons interested in the Estate of
John Stone, late Of the county of Grant, w. t.,
deceased, intestate; that Hiram Wetherbee, Esq,
the administrator of said estate, has this day made
and filed his report in the Probate office of the
County aforesaid, in which report he sets forth:
That the personal effects belonging the said es-
tate, is insufficient 10 pay the just debts of the said
deceased by the sum of two hundred and twenty
one dollars, (or there abouts) and the said Admin
strator further reports that the said deceased died
seized of some real estate situate in the county of
Grant. and some in the county oil Iowa, and there
fore prays for license to sell much of the real es-
tate Of the said deceased win be sufficient to pay
the above amount, and the costs and expenses of
selling the same. The Probate court aforesaid
hath appointed the Sth day of August next, at III
of the clock, A. M, of said day, at The Probate
Office in the town of Lancaster in said County,
when and where hearing will be had on said APP
plication. ii. X. Golfer,
Judge of Probate.
Dated Probate Office, Lancaster, Grant County
w. t., July 18th, 1916 10 81.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-07-25

u The Cincinnati Gazette says-in our
rambles through the vineyards on Bal Hill. a
few miles above the city, we have noticed
with regret general failure Of the grape crop
in ,ha, quarter, by rot In the various vine-
yards there. belonging to Mr., Longwor,h, and
comprising some fifty acres, the crop will not
exceed one third the usual quantity. As this
is new business here. the cause is not read.
ly ascertained. The vine.dres sers generally
ascribe i, 10 the combined action Of the heat,
foes aud scorching sun. of the last fortnight.
We have heard of similar losses 10 the Vine
yards in other parts of the country.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-07-25
Circus atzP0t0si.

Last Saturday the human tide was rushing
from every quarter into Poiosi. TO the Circus;
and the way the clouds Of dust poured along
the ravine, kicked up BY the lrampling Ct
horses and the fee, Of half smotheIed pcdes-
hians, was like shaking lime. A. about 10 or
I o'clock, the train Of circus wagons and va
riega,ed horses, arrived from Beetown, perfect.
ly bedrsggled and loaded down with duet,
trailing along like caravan Of wo, looking
thirsty enough TO absorb sea Of whiskey.-
After dining a, the Wisconsin House, which,
by The way, is most admirably kept by Mr..
Thomas Moore, we crowded along through
Main street, where the stores were even more
ihronged with customers than usual, owing
to the large supplies Of fresh goods lately al
rived. Besides Lewis store and Lang soriby's
which are doing large wholesale as well as
retail business, we noticed superb stock Of
goods opening al The store lately occupied by
Mr. johnson, by Messrs.. Haines a. Hollubs;
who |, will be seen by reference to our adver-
Using columns, are preparing to enlarge their
buptucuSs uihihe hHo SoihtA USuhu oiNo
nel's the ,hrong was sweeping down the ra.
vine, past the Methodist and Catholic church
%, which seemed TO 81. by the way side, as des-
ioa,es as two bed-riddon daughters Of Zion in
the songs OF Solomon. we came to where the
broad canvass Of tho circus was sprsad, like
charity, 10 cover multitude Of sins. A, Q
o'clock, =. NJ, their traps were all sci, and
every body. old and young, candidates and
electors (about equal in numbers) saints and
sinners, poured into boxes and pin. until the
bellying canvass would hold nc more. OF
tho performance, as every body has seen i. for
The ,weniiolh time, we have nothing 10 say
We wen, 10 as hundreds Of others did, TO see
the folks. and especially the faIrer portion Of
the audience; who notwithstanding the dust,
looked as fresh as April angels, God bless
them!
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-07-25
this work Of destruction was accomplished 10
little less than an hour Pontiac Jdcksonian.

Hail Storm.--On Friday last. violen, hail
storm, accompanied with very heavy west
wind. passed over this village. Considerable
damage was done. The frames of two dwell
liag houses. recently raised. we're entirely de-
stroyed. and roofs of Two more carried away.
The railing of the draw bridge across Black
River was partly blown down, and we hear of
numerous other damages of less moment,
which altogether makes quite heavy ca,as.
trophe.
We are informed that during the same
storm, barn and two dwellings,, in the town
of Clyde, were struck by lightning, and one
man considerably injured thereby.-Pon Hu.
ron Observer.