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Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-06-19
Poplar between 7th and eightl
New Firm and New Goods!!
Great Inducements topurchase at The
PEOPLES STORE. !"
n. w. kendall & ID. II. Parker.

Il EAOA kkhI ~ ~ H. OAGAzs
n. w. Kendall a. ID. Il. Parker,
SUCCESSORS of T. NJ. Barber, having asso-
= ciated themselves for mercantile purposes,
under the firm OF KENDALL & PARKER, would
resneetfuy invite the citizens of Lancaster and
vicinity to the s'white store,'' to convince them
celyes, the time has come when goods OF superior
Quality and Of almost every description can be
DO ght in Lancaster as cheap, or a little cheaper
thar 10 any town in the mines We do not think il
neco sary, in gorgeous colors aud with empty
puffs, &C ssHerald" forth a long catalogue of use
less names; soihce it TO say, we have an extensive
assortmeN of
DRY AND FANCY GOODS.
READY MADE CLOTHING,
BOOTS e. SHOES, CROCKERY,
GLASS, TIN & HARDWARE,
.4nd Farmers re hare not forgot gour hayins
tools
GROCERIES,,
DRUGS AND
MEDICINES,
PANTS & OILS,
Glass.
NAILS, etc.
We now invite all, before laying on, their
money, 10 call and examine our goods and prices
for themselves. This stock has been purchased
principally for cash, at favorable time, in the Two
great commercial maus, NEW YORK aud BOS-
TON, with great care and fixed determination
10 please the people with the best of goods and
latest styles and lowest prices We are bound to
sell and can afford TO for cash oe ready pay, much
lower than goods have heretofore been bought in
Lancaster.
We are we'll aware that trade in this place has
formerly been conducted under serious impede
ments, viz: the want of such goods as are called
for, especially by farmers, and many who hnd IL
not convenient 10 trade in Lancaster. after asking
in vain sgain aud again for such articles they
need, have been induced, or rather compelled TO
go to adjoining towns for their goods; aud this
do know, can afford TO sell as cheap our
neighbors at Snake or Beotown. We are well
aware il we dc this, we can incren'e our own
business and accommodate Others, ard il we do
not, we cannot expect liberal shsre OF pa5c
patronage VIII you come!
n. W. KENDALL. D. T. PARKER.
Lancaster JGne 10, lS41. l5ly.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-06-19
Land Sale.

an Saturday, Sd day OF July, 1917, at 2 o.
W clock, p an, viii sell at public sale, to the
highest and best bidder, 20, cash in hand, the
northwest quarter and west half of the northeast
quarter OF section ~, town 4, range , west, con-
taiaAg 235 75-l00 acres. The land is situated
on the road leading 20 Lancaster. from this
place, and covers n portion of Grab Diggings
four miles southeast Of Lancaster. The lsnd is
well situated Tor mining farming, and OF an ex-
cellent quality 4 good and undi sputed title will
be made to the purchaser soon aftag the sale. The
land viii be offered in so acre lots. Sale to take
place at Plaasrille, w. T., hy
JNO. II ROUNTREE, Agent.
Pla1e,ills, June 10, lS47. lists
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-06-19

weighing about 90 pouuds-and the English
horse By lit;le. knotty, devli.dare looking
Seeker, with projecting chin, as long as the
rest Of his face, light rider. settling down
behind the horses wilhers as close aud firm al
a gnai. BY lot, Tho question ARE you ready
fell TO Black Bart; Expectation stood on tip.
toe. Gordon Day led up his horse. and put
the question. are you readyl' but it was no
90. Huland was no, ready. This was often
repeated. The crowd grew impatient Of de-.
lay and came gallopiug back from the outcome
to the starting post. Gordon said. The never
swesrs) that they should no, trihe any longer
abou, starting and that the next time he led
Black Dart up. he should run through. any
how. II was now between and O'Clock.
Black Dart came up again, and the English
horse not being ready, he galIoped alone down
the track. TO the quito ONE, and withdrew. The
English horse remained and ran through
alone al sunset. Thus did the race sQuizze
out: and the side bets were all Withdrawn.
Whose fault il was that the horses made no
start, we do not pretend 10 decide. This We
know; that every body was disappointed We
have inquired of several persons since, WHO
wete 90 The ground, if they attended The race
and the answer given, generally is, no; or
rather yes: was out there; had some bust
ness with MIR. ---,or | went 10 see deacon
- or parson -"
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-06-19
MATTHEW MOODS

Sheriff of said county.
Dated Sheriff 3 office, May %. ls47. 1876.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-01
For The Tneunc,
Extension of the telegraph system.

When the Fisherman. in the Arabian Nights.
beheld genie awake up and stretch himself TO a
size that would have excited the envy and sdmira-
ton Of the tslest giant in Gullivers colony Of
Brobdignag whose stature bordered on - feet
he expressed but natural surprise at learning that
the said genie had been in limbo since the days Of
King solomon. sealed up In a certain copper kettle.
which the angler for pike and sturgeon had Just
hshed up from the bottom OF the sea. When pea
found in vase taken from an Egyptian ssrcopha-
gus. where Il had remained some 5000 years. ger
minated IN Mr. Gnms,ones garden at Hishgate.
the cockney. might well be stonshed at the peculiar
form Of Is white dover and the evidence il afforded
Of vitality which had been latent half as long since
Adam and Eve ate green peas in blooming Eden. SO
too when we see steam and sails railroads and relays OF
horses distance, storm and ,empests dehed and the
proceedings Of Congress a, Washington given at T
NJ OF TIE sAuE DAY as an ordinary item. in the
Albany Evening Journal las also may see in the
Toronto Globe we are tempted in this protestant
age of doubt and disbelief 10 give al least a. much ere
dence 70 the recent accounts OF Journey 10 the
Plsret Jupiter via the Mountains OF the Moon as GER
tain learned Swans did years since 70 Mr. Richard
Adams Lockes lunar discoveries. aledged 10 have been
made by means OF Dr. Herschells powerful telescope
Even the present generation may he edued oy nfe-
.IH
tn planet Uranus and fsscnsted, At thu American hu
scum by a sight Of an lphs and his snthe, imported
direct from the orb named after her 10 "hom were
sacred the swan. dove and myrtle
To gain the greatest possible advantage IN these re-
snect. however we must have equal rights and the
largest liberty Had Faust attempted, iuO years ago
WIS, M HExRY OREiLLy. the learned and liberal
sren, of lightning teegraphs and his scientific ascot
a,es have recently carried into effect the law and the
church would have roasted him in bonfire Tor dealing
with the King of Tar,arus Now the difficulty Is mono.
poly and We are glad to perceive that within the las,
month Mr. O.REILLY has memonshzed the legislatures
of New York and Ohio. askng-not tor some exclusive
rght 10 this that exclusive line to be upheld al pubic
cost and 10 public nurynot for magnetic poet routes
which only one favored company can raverse-but that
those great States may give equal rights on every road
snd protect free competuon-that EvERY NODE OF tel
egrsphing NAV be open and free "To ALL INDIVIDUALS
On COMPANIES WHO HAVE CONFIDENCE ENOUGH IN ANY
TglFGRArir SYSTEM TO INDUCE TEEN TO BEsrow THEIR
EFFORTS AND THEIR MONEY FOR ITS ADVANcEMENr'
and the system be thus based on public confidence in
stead of resting on exclusive legislation
Our countryuan Lord LYNDHrKsr's arnorial motto,
ultra pergcren is quite republican. but how can we
strive 20 go beyond If not allowed to start fair
GAIEANT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-01
CITY ITEMS.

~ The macnif-ent steamship WAsHtSGroS
WAS launched this u1rning about hslipast O'Clock.
she moved into the water a. easily and a. lightly AZ
birchsn bark canoe without the slightest interruption
OF anv kind From eight 70 nine o'clock every OMNIBUS
WAS crowded inside add and the streets IN me neigh
borbood were cense7 hronged with human beings anx
ous 10 see thu. pride Of the ocean merge into her dee
tined element Not less than 1000 Per'ons were present
The Washington i over 1000 tons burihen and is the
,ronpest built vessel we ever examined Having four
deck. she could easily be manned for wHseFvice II
reouired Her model is Of exquisite symmetry and II
her engines (which arc Of 1000 horse power each are
in perfc, keeping viii her hull. she vii be the s"iiies'
,.bip that ever crossed the ocesh she y destined
10 run between this City and Bremen touching at Co"es
Isle Of Whit England Her waterine was marked
and A. near As We could perceive met the water from
item 10 storm i- ,rigst 5 ie7e re oii thu side
,,a-ing fell and psrcprs;ee - or eight persons into
the river. one Of whom boy bad not made MS ep-
pealsnce when We leii the yard
~ The BODY Of an old nan, with his throat cut,
,ss found tied up 10 coffee bag, floating Ia the Last
River near Mott quarry yesterday afternoon II wss
ive, in charge Of the Coroner Another man supposed
- 10 an eurrant was found in the East River near
pier l..
~ A reward Of slo is offered 10y the Purser OF
the o. :. ship North Carolina, for the return OF a
bov lG wears Of age. named Geo. Waterman, who de-
serted the ship few days since.
IT. The alarm OF. fire at II o'clock this morning
was occasoned By the burning Of portion o the upper
works Of one Of the ferry boats plying between feek
sip and Williamsburgh. II was soon cAtnguisned ana
with slight loss.
~ The house No y Walkerst. was entered
about o'clock yesterday and quantity oil SILVER pae
.olen The cooper shop OF Cook & Edsler ~ Dey a.
was broken open last night and most oil INC oO'' ''0'en
~ An owner wanted for horse and wagon
found in the street by boy To be found at Chamber
l.n's stable. II RobinsonsL Also, for pig OF lead
thrown down and deserted By man on South st. cary
this morning On .ccing officer Hawk approaching Ap
ply at the Fourth Ward station House
- The Sidewalk about the corner Of Henry
and Oliver sts has been in very dangerous condition
r., the las, two months Attention is also called to the
,ito NJ r,bbisb brick &C. in James.st. Lniorce the
ordinances. -,
~ The thieves who robbed the store OF Mr..
Motif, n Ca,hsrine-s Of 500 worth OF clothing re-
ported in Yesterdays Tribune were arrested yesterday
afternoon by Constable Josephs and Policeman Reeves
with portion Of the property in their possession lhey
gave their names Jas. Jones and Andrew hlston-
They were fully committed by Justice Drnser'
~ -Four stores were found open IN a single
Ward last night
HATED STATES COURT-Eugcne j. Norris con
victed OF larceny the Navy Yard was sentenced hi
forenoon TO 80 days Imprisonment and to pay a hne o.
sion
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-01

nsy be applsuded BY those whose morality permits
them the uprighess o. public acts oy the maxim
oar Coa1lry. Z b or Wrong
but 10 sanction 90 can teioand In ihe example Of
JOIN JAr Ills reverence for truth bis sense Of moral
Obligation his hsbitual remembrance OF bis aceounta-
biliry to his Maker would have led him under existing
circumstances TO take path widely diverzins from
that which Mr. WINrluoF has settled
lamar, D. rsf7 WILLIAM JAY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-01
miscellaneous.

CAUTION TO DEALERS IN FihE Ahti>;-
" In the zcon u Etaa Ailea Va bito syai In 1n,
Circuit Court Of the United States for Infringement u
fs zht malufacarc, and sell % De used,
the sELF- COOKING PISTOL, verdict has been given
for the psinuf with costa Of trial. AMI nne Of we've
hund rel dollars and Injunction has been Issued against
Blunt syms 10 restrain them from maAng or selling SAID
Article. Their petition for new Trial and TO carry II 10
Washington on bill Of exceptions, has been refused
The public therefore respectfully cautioned aesinst
purchasing or selling The SefCocking Pistols made by
Blunt SYM any Pistols OF similar kind, as oy disre-
gariing his caution Il would make II necessary iof the
subscriber appeal to Inc laws for protection 10 ali suen
cases All articles Of this kind made by Allen Thur
her Norwich Conn and FOR sae by the prnc pal deal
er- in the article In New York ETHAN hLL.N
Norwich Conn. 9Th Nov. 1876. Mo -awu M&ih'sp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-01

FARTHER FROM SOUTH AMERiCA-The Courier
Capt Wolfe from Rio brought les TO the Herald from
which il appears that news from Mon,eyideo had been
received TO the lst ult Gen Rivera at VNoras on
the Goth November and having collected his forces was
soon 10 commence operations. The forces under his
command amounted 10 about 1000 men OF which 1850
were cavalry and the remainder infantry he had also
seven pieces of artillery. letter 10 Rio says We
have nothing fear from Urquizs at Correnes Rive
will open the campaign aud probably Win orl-
hsnt results.
Gen Oribe had taken no steps for the campaign the
General Assembly OF Cero hsd declared that the extra
ordinary powers him by the acts OF last year should
be Cancelled From Buenos Ayres there Is not an item
of news
In Entire Rios there reigned the most perfect tranquil
lily. and commerce was brisk
The Englsh Admiral lnglehcld sailed from Montevi-
dec for the Cape OF Good Hope on the llth on board
the frigate Vernon. accompanied by the orgoiwar
Acorn. These vessels were part Of the Enssh squad
ron IN the Rio dc Prsia -
Accounts had been received ircm Para 10 the llth
Msranham the nth Cesrs 2lst, and Fernan5aco the
3Oth November from Bahis, TO the 5tn December.
Everything WAS quiet in all the PROVINCES win the eA
cepton of Cears where several murders and roheeTes
had lately been committed. Portuguese bng, the
Ventura Feliz arriving at Pernamo0co had mol been
permitted TO land boat she was suspected Of beng
SLAYER or pirate and narrowly watched by the brig
of.wsr Calliopc which hnally pursued her 70 sea-
Late adyces from the CanGes give accounts OF great
rayaces bv The yellow fever in those islands.
The difficulties between Mr. Wise and the Government
Of Brazil had not been adjusted although the Emperor
had released AL the saors whose arrest gave rise 10 Tie
Misunderstanding Mutual apologies sro demanded
and refused and 90 the affair will propaby remain until
our Minister hears from his own Government
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-01
Or BUSHELS TONIC FEBRIFUaB,
x---...---. Il. aettna neui cLIIa fQl


THIS medicine has obtained vide :prssd spas,ior y
Tor As and ssv", ~ 81 M supson
y 10 other remedies has been fully tested BY Tonic Pro
Rs,s .sy. y from h :y:.% q
tbe South will lind II Of vast sefvcs 90 occseoos -
q Tonic rDss w ssssd ~ o ,ai s fsas
yssysss celebrity OF the article be, s,sS rs %
attempts ~ sss nI ess on he wrapper De
w,utss signature Of Dr. James Bruce fi' nf9 10y
New-York- -. - 49,.
HALF DON'T ~ 80 :. ne ,ss S s,oss
sv o1s.r on John ST al half price, are eountsrfs Wy
don't Dr. Christie OF bis ssen. psosa he matter
~ ao, DO h Tor he dispute ths, Inc ssms mar
mai these has furnished MN 70. sns pa '"'
,sSrs Remember Ihe half price store W. bfos'"sy
- lmisip
rOR sALE-Ons half Of new ana Wen s s.sssgss,
i iroa foundry, Engine and hschne snop p.sT nss
shop AID Boiler ssSp VEN, ..seinsai q fss!nsa
,ysty ds.erip.on, including large esi.icgu: O. nm
Gearing Ps'ssra: from s sse suI ma'' o. '' ~
Tbis l. The largest establishment and nss ions .ns ~
epe cuisines. 10 Efss and ISe.sd nss he
conyenieni Tor .ssambosLs, and ON ne .,-si
street from n. proposed 0esnon o. THO "''"s''
Railroad has purchased the entire interest o. hs
ohsr psaer. and NOV sssaoas selling 'n n,a as
man = PA ~ 10 the business would be pre-
70 lwDLmWkS"
is,NTbs usdsrslsned Offers for ssIs NE STOCK q Dry
Goods (conssinx principally Of s.ps xcods .ss ne
Psops H. Yssm Of w. L. w A. Hall. No. IS Csihssinss
s,n Henry and MAdlsos ss In the .ty Of new.f
,oyser with the privilege Of tbs sofe The iocsucn
one ol he best IN the street Tbs store pas
Arke 'front.' 10 In depth shout 10 feei ana rs zen
lted ~ with rev skybgnts b.es tao wa 80
did mahogany top counters and assss " 700 1880 80
5ey AZ .,,pe goods; and persons commencing basiness
yilird n r feir Interest 10 cs and examine ne prem.
ses and property or Se'e .' II, h. Isoossd a mime.
90 .dv.nis ss.u. 'ss%' '"' -" JOHN H TURNER,
a'i ssyy.Y Y sis'1 j:a a. Isu Ls aw A.aso:.
,T.AN gNGINE and Locomotive go.lss-vos sels
asSs SDas sSs'ss csa sSn,ss ns~ss
,nrhss lInsidc) dismessf Iron tasss The vso, sooe
's:y e &c CT az III; s.
* where A' h5S esfi Az :.
wb.,. . craving Of IL can - se-n. %
c,TgAM ENGINE AND BOiLEk Tor ssis.-An
- raTss fkorizonisl Of about - n0se power W 60.
pIsts order asyng been ussa ou. soos, .s ~
lee long viii sod low or exchanged for good In
~. AID Boiler Of 100 norse power Tbs Engine now
IsI n . S * saSsf T. So. H
YY0VERPREss FOR s1I1x.--Azsnss Improved
fows, Pes. IN god rsnDsng sfSsr x ,ayrS -
nd cheso a. lie owner hes no farther fof II lnne
on A J. WRIGHT, at his Printing Oeee. Wsier& Sos'
ton, or GEO. A CURTIS, ~ tho n hny TyPs SVS1sV'
90 C0neressst Boston =
xvTORCEsTYR AND NASHUA Rsirosd &C Co. :,
w Talrd Assessuenl- Notice u hereby ss cse.is
assessment Of Zen dollars each shefs 1900 n d.
Soc. q III. cG%pssyr S.s sssn 's No Nsn
Worcester on the fret e.T iHhsSsEswAs rs.s'ss,
Worcester, Mass, Jsa. - is"'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-01
NEW.YORK TRIBUNE.

pogus BY TilorAs BUCHANAN READ. Boston WIN
D. Ticknor & Co. lsl7. PIP. i2i'
This volume contains some very Goodvefse' quite
Oh 10 show that the writer is worthy OF an honora
~ ace among the asprsn,s for literary fame Some
b bis pieces have met before IN the periOa'es''
cher. are new Here IL one oil Inc oest 'hings IN inc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-01
Court CnIensnr. TINS DAY.

The Circui, aud superior commence their new 6rm'l
CounoN PLEAs-Partl-Nos 81, %, 8, 81, u, ~, %
81 So 49, 8. Part li-Nos $50, l32 leo. ~ 100 - %
~ % "a o6 300 2s6 o. o. r. 49, a. o. 10 So &C. a.
a. I'D ia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-01
General Notifies.

rv- Watcr-cure In Philadephia:.DGs. ~ hiLr
ERDECHER having returred from tisI 20 oI &
- - ,ssf ,rinept Water esisbIisnmenis OF Osf-
Snv nd Erglsnd has recpened his ais cure aoose e
PbllsdeIphis Al The corner q aesnl andsbeses s eon
hininS ~ sdv.nlsges Of city and country resdencr
ss-s ~. rroa,rs Is best services 70 al WHO may is'yi
I'm with heir patronage. his house ss DaI 70. noe
ard /. very large snd CONVENIENT ecaLAnlns -
Application post paid VII Aior' w. f'0-r'
~ Qxxeu liW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-01

Wafer Cure Hou-e.-Mr. :. Cove eean s.
- 10 49,. p~ueas ~ Der house 81 lthsl New
a. n .t.o ,t. l,tles ard child req .; t1-r ncines az
-. ,s,.e,n ~ b. pcsaon Of Wssr Cure. 81 u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-01
THE ORIGINAL

coySTERggfT GALyANIc ESc,, ., ,,--,
v,rrtn RsNDs BgITs PLAsrER5, BRA,sLETs,
&c a. quarter price Otner srit 'es 10 pfoPSt.on. m
.Certsn persoDssre oEerug spurious niLa JOS OF Df
Chr.tie. "a vsnic Rings FBd, &c al hali piee ne puD
h are respectfully informed thar tie same rueIes may
"a a. one baig " tir prcs-in other words me cou9r
f sriees MAJ be had for one-qusfef he Price y u'
genuine. .,. ..,,.s n th..y a.. mo-, ia.
one thousand dollars will be i0fei,e1 II 81 ~ ~
- 1900. .,d r. auur.ctured by The same mru
Whole sale snd Retail Agency lsZ bfosdwY' 'e'"een
John-sL and Msiden-lsne.
rSy- Dr. Chrss's Genuine Gaiyanic fftee', "n.en ne
.ehieying wonderful success and osisoay ns DC"
Sour-rS,s appear every day, - obtained Only al
~ ls2 BROADWAY, 81
which Is ne sole place in Ns"fTk where iosy tan %
had. -, -. 90. ,o-. ~ ,ts,,
% Ger - Allowed 10 kse Dr. C1rstie's Genuile articles
-. Chri.tie. new work Gslyan.In and ~ Appl
Gallon as Remedial Agent, may be L@a sfau' 'ePH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-01
~ pIsb,h Ward Pioneer Henry Clay Club
Co Partnership

NIOTICE.The copannership OF PRIME, WARD X
HIKING Is this day dissolved By mutual consent Inc
Outstanding business OF the firm will be- hqudaed by the
Observation-Disclosures York, January - 1877
JAMES q. KING, SAM VI NAhD,
EDWARD PRIME DEFINING DUEk,
ARCHD Oracle KING.
Tbe subscrlbers have this day formed coparneFship
under The hrm 81 PRIME. WARD co. and viii continue
h Banking STOCK and Exchange business NJ the Office Of
he lale arm a WallsL-New-Yor January -, 1917
JOHN WARD
of the firm OF John Ward 4 Co.
EDWARD PRIME,
SAMUEL WARD.
u l0t Of the late hrm of Prime, Ward King
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-01

re- waier-Cure.-Dr. sHEM hssiag Ts.qrnsa ,f9 s7
1900 n-xrtis-. This system a. nis lnel1n.n ~
- Il Pirssi1 r,t 10 he city generally. rs HEei-
go Ienrrs semi rsonlhlyl BY prs sh7~ and fefson'
published a. The very 10y price Of AyeA L NV
- Inns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-01
LABOR

LANA labor sounds the anvil
Labor. labor until death =!
And the file. with voice discOrdant.
Labor. endless labor :" saith.
While the bellows 10 the embefs
Speaks Of labor in each breath.
Labor, labor % 10 the harvest.
Saith the whetiing OF the sythe,
And the mill wheel tells Of labor
Uuder waters falling blithe
Labor, labor :" grOsn the millstones.
To The bands that whirl and writhe =,
And the woodmsn tells Of labor,
in his echo. waking blows,
In the forest. in the cabin,
It's the dearest word he knows
Labor, labor saith the spirit,
And with labor comes repose.
Labor :" saith the loaded wagon,
Moving toward the distant mart.
Labor groans the heavy steamer,
IA she cleaves the waves apart
Beating like that iron engine,
Labor, labor cries the heart
Yes. the heart OF man cries labor
While il labOrs in the breast.
Hear the Ancient and Eternal.
In the Word which lie hath blest,
Saving. "six days shslt thou labor,
On the seventh thou shalt rest
Then how beautiful at evening.
When the toiisome week is done,
To behold the blac ksmiths embers
Fade together with the sun.
And 10 think the doors OF labor
Are all closing up like one
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-01

70" We are indebted to Adamss Express Tor
Boston papers OF Friday evening In advance OF the mali
which had not arrived at quarter past Saturday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-01
To DEALERS IN FIRE ARMS

II 6 CIRCUIT COURT, FOR the southern District Of
u. New. Yofk-Ethsn Allen -. Orisson Blunt 81 a.
Alexander Gardiner Clerk OF tie Circuit C0uri ot uso
Init.d states for tie southern District q Newfofki 90
hereby certify that The above entitled SUI was Urea IN INC
aid Court on the 28th and oh days OF April I'D pee
preme Court of the United Sstes tnai jury ives enpan
nred And sworn and the opened by MI SHERMAN pa
~ -. OF tbe plaintd Ethan klen) and Mr. selden %
The ran OF he defendant tOrsson Blunt, 81 all hai aer
he evidence had been closed the case was snmmed
NJ seldea for the defendant and by hr Davis iot Me
nIaintid thst charge hereupon given ~ me Cour
n h- inry who retired under charge OF an ofcer guy
qualified to attend Ihsm, and on 1ne return rendered. "
following verdict, viz ,.,s.
Thai they find that the plaintiff 10 40, the original aver,
or and pstense and entitled 70 The MI and exclusive TN
others 70 Be used NE improved lock claimed oy LIN and
se, forth 10 his patent <-.. -
And th,v farther say that he lOsk manufactured AID
vended by the defend IS not al infringement 0t We
plaintiff . rights. and 50 they cay all
An ~ hich appears by the minutes u ne said Ifis
,.ro-dea in INV ofsce ALEX. GARDINER, Clerk
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