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Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-07-24
Sleeper 81 Fenner,
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Umbrellas, Parasols, Sc, Sc,

No. l26 Market ST., south side, below 9Th,
Philadelphia,
ENVITE the attention Of merchants and manu-
n facturers 10 their very extensive, elegant new
stock, prepared with geat care, and offered at
the lowest possible prices for cash.
The principle or which ibis concern is eslab-
lished, is TO consult the mutual interests Of their
customers and themselves, By manufacturing a
good article. selling il al the lowest price for
cash, and realizing their own remuneration in the
amount Of sales and quick Teturns. Possessing
nexhaustible facilities for manufacture, they are
prepared to supply orders 10 any ezient, and re.
spectfuily solicit the patronage OF merchants,
manulacturersand dealers.
Philadel pha, July II, lS47. 10.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-07-24

Ofga,iiseiioa Of ike Baptist CAurch IN Lon.
easier.-on The ish Of Joly lsl7, a, meet
ing Of she friends of he Baptist Church. held
At the Courthouse in Lancaster, the Socie,y
organized BY the adoption Of Consdteliop,
and appointed Melissa Dswy, Alfred Miles. J.
c. Cover. Horace Liseum and James NJ. o,is
q Board Of Trustees. committee chossn To
report the amoun, Of subscription raised Io
build Baptist Church rePorel lhas shors
was Subscribed BY responsible msa, the sun
81 zen hundred and ffeen dollars; whsreuPo0
The Tresieess were directed to proceed forth
with and select size far ths church, ane
commence he efeeIica Immediately.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-07-24
Pesto . ,ae Baplis, Chuch at Lauberville, n.
NJ EXCUSE FOR A BALD HEAD.

ttasn ne >omerville, n. ]. Wing
so,ae1in,s since called upon Mr.. p. Mason, of
omersiils, for DIR. Jayne's celebrated Hair 'roa-
e. 4" restore my hair, which was then falling out
oaiir procured one bottle, and applied its
consents according TO the directions When the
bottle was eNhauxged, / discovered TO my great
surprise and satisfaction. taat the Young Hair was
slaitiag handsomely; therefore purchased anoih-
sr, AIT oa un / rad 1sed THREE bogtles amt
now. compensation, my hair Is thick as
ever.
Anti what is more surprising, my badness was
not occasiuned by sickness, in which there is
greater hope Of geslofaton--but was hereditary.
JAS. o. RODGERS,
Methodist Minister, Mount Hc eh. som. 81 N ).
Prepared oaly BY d.. d. Jayne, Philadelphia,
and sod on agency bs
james u Otis, Lancaster; Bawnsll x Car
son, Dodgss,Hs; isiass < I!ollaas, Potosi: D.
II Fairehla, Mineral Point; Cai4n & Cole, Bee
town. l6.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-07-24
ASTHMA CURED BY JAYNE's EXPEC
FOAANr.
.amberville, n ].

.ambervie, N j. April 81, 1914.
lasne-~Deai Sis--By the blessing OF God,
81. xpeetorant mas effected cure in NE OF a
most distressing complaint. In December last.
was seized with great SEVERITY By 'atoxrsai ~
Asthma disease with which J sad iegi aaes
~ or many years pa-t 1t wa attea
aaess aud soreness OF me aag
\. tae, with laborious enuga, ant conis'ess
fo-l,ation vi strength, ana worn ont wiz, slitoe 81
ton, when a bottle OF your Exptct0s s ,ls seRi
20 ny house AT first Thought il was nom hg
but quackery. bat seeing it was highly recomme d.
rd ny DR.. Gong, with whom was well acq1aih-
ted, vas induced TO try II, and in a few days il
completely cured me, nor have | ever had any re-
turn OF the disease since. have nov formed SO
high an opinion of your medicine, thar il had
but few bottles OF it, and could obtain no
more, ~ouI not part with them for ten dollars
each Yours, most respectfully.
JOHN SEGER.
r., sta %, the Baptist Church al Lanibervlle, n. j
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-07-24

~ The Detroit Advertiser of the 18Th,
says-rhe London arrived YESTERDAY in good
season. bringing as Bufiaio papers 1t Monday.
The following Is he whole OF ,he telegrsp hic
despatch OF that day There seems TO be a
general dearth Of news:
New Iogs, July l0--The southern mail
brings ne'hIng beyond Raleigh. 5. c.
There Is a rumor from Washing, oa ,ha, Mr..
Tusl hiss been recalled
A telegraphic deSp,eh CT Re TriboDe, from
Boston, says Tuck, lsdepeadea', Is elected to
Congress trom New Hampshire by about
5000 majority Gen. Wilson. wbig. is cho.
sen from ihe Meme District by 8 10 coo ma.
jolity. Both wers nominated by The Wings,
Independents and Aholuionis
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-07-24
Settle your Accounts.

T HEREBY give notics 10 an concerned That
nave lsa the books and aceoonfs Of z. w,
Pelton & Co., and Pelton Bsofhers' store al Bee
iowa, with Messrs. Spencer Il BieFce Of that
place, who are authorised 10 settle the same and
I requesr III persaas havirs unsettled accounts
s. above ifU's 70 call snd settle soon
Iaa uas Aisb unnecessary costs made, ana
ssge necessary thar the business should
IS E. PEI ron.
surviving partner.
7fav ISL lit.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-07-24

Noas'sortifr Joseph Lane was killed by
lslaaa 0da.l q Willow Springs on Tuesday
o as week a, Ailaetal poiH,. under The FOL.
lowing circumstances. About 10 o'clock 10
,he evening. odell said 10 Col Nichols. a,
whose house he was boarding, 'lol os 20 over
tho street, they say there Is man there
ffom Mexico Let Us 90 over aud see him
Col. Nichols retired TO bed and 0jel! went
oct. Intoxicated. as he had been. tor several
days, Il seems ,ha, Udel foond Lane In q
grocery aud lef, the grocery with him and some
o,hti person--lalked with Lane and found hs
had not been 10 Mexico; told Lane he was .
Id imposier; AID lha, he had good mind
10 ons him in pieces. Lane told him TO coI
away. odell fell at bin with knite, and
cut of The iemorsl artery Of his right leg add
10 FIVE minutes he bled 10 death 0Jell'reluroed
10 Col. Nichols and said be had Gu, man
and wanted pistol and horse TO aid 10 his es
cape He passed on through the house aud
hid upon the hill IN sight Of Town where be
remained for day or Two. bot hoa'ly returned
and knocked a, the jail Tor admission and is
now locked up. Lane was to have been mar
RED the rex, day 70 soioe girl living near
Plaueville We learn these particulars from
. gentleman " DO was al Mineral poin, during
The occurrence Of this cruel crime.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-07-24
GOVT, & RIO DOUoUL.
REITX

A respectable gentleman called Al our Office. a.
n he sail, to rlo,m Us hath Sad been af.
aicted for fifteen wears with Rhepmatisiii or Con,
aud occasionally with fic Douloureux: that NJ
has been frequently confaed to his room foI mop,bs
together, anil often suffered the most intense and
excriciating pains, but i.sa, lately he had been
using Jayne's Alternative, rom which he found
The most signal aud unexpected relief He saws
he found the medicine very pleasant and etec-
2. and that he now considers himself thoroughly
cured IS pifit Of the Times
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-07-24
Notice

u 5 hereby given to all persons not 10 harbor or
Z trust my wife Jane. as she has left my bed
and refuses TO comply with her marriage contract,
without any just cause or provocation, there
tore win pas no debts of her contracting, here
after. also rhid any person from trusting any
meober Of family OIL my account, without a
w,ittsn order from me.
DAVID MANCHESTER.
July 10, 1917. Is-4t.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-07-24
Strayed

EyROM the subscriber Il 'iyills Grant
IL Counir, - y edhea 81 go 5,1 dsv Of June,
ls47, lige. ,Ncsaut sotcI horse a 0oul e hands
high. between and s years I'D, or sis neck there
IS place ~aese the skin sticks TO the desh aboui
The size d a - cent piece. and one Of bis hiad
iest is white. 10 oihfr e!iectrd An-
Information respecting tas Sc mat saaI}e,d e
has recovery, shall De rea aset bs me
THO> f. SuARPNAtA.
MillsiIle, June S0lh, 1871. I7-l
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-07-24

on he par Of the prosecution BY Mr. James
s Brown. the District Attorney. assisted By
]. r Arnold ard on he part Of ins dciepees
by Messrs Con, Walker, Smith aud Dor9n.
The case was elvea TO tha jury abon' s o'cloei
o. Fri58T evening and after bslag g about
an hour. they returned with verdict o: No,
Gully
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-07-24
Take Notice

FENIiAT tha partnership existing between John
y A. Taylor and VIM. Morgan Taylor, has
this Jay been dissolved BY mutdal consent. All
debts due bY the firm and all accounts and dsbts
due 70 the fran, 70 be settled with VIM. Nor
gan Taylor who will continue business at the
BULGERORUM HOUSE, and solicits COZ
tnuaace Of the patronage Of the travelling pablic
Iune fih. 1877
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-07-24
Resf! Restl

TyRENCH. high-Posi and common beasieads
e Of rhs best materials and Workmanship,
manufactured add for sale ohsaP & cash O. ready
pay. AL>O-furaing ~ waies pcwes, Of every
description al articles usoallV turned in lathe,
Gone promptly ADD al % = reasonable prices 5y
ihe sa5seiibsf AZ Warns.'s Min, GTani eogniy,
VT &C. DRAKE
&C; 81, 1876 34-y.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-07-24
WORMs! WORAlsl WoRMs,

To remove those Troublesome and dangerous
inhabitants OF the stomach and bowels, which so
often impair the health and destroy the lives of
children, Jayos's Tonic Vermifuge, certain
AID safe PIE paraton for the removal OF the vari-
ous kinds ef worms, dyspepsia, sour stomach,
want Of appetite, infantls fevef and ague, and
debility of stomach and bowels and oigaus of di-
gestion Ii is without exception one of the most
valuable preparations in the world.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-07-24
HOPPING COUGH AND GROUP.

To Pare,lts.-Jayne's Expectorant, is without
exception the most valuable preparation in use,
lor the above diseases. 1t converts Hooping
Cough INTO a mild and tractable disease, and
shortens is duration more than one-haf, aud pro-
dlces cersain and speedy recovery. From half
10 one tea spooafu, will cerainly cure Group in
ihlants and yoong children, in half an hours
time. The lives of hundreds of children will bs
saved annually, by always keeping ii on hand
ready for every emergency.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-07-24

~ On Friday last, Joha n Calls Killed a
rattle snake sbeni three miles north Of Ian.
caster. which measured feet 10 inches 10
ieogtb and inches In circumference lie was
nbou, IS large as rattle snakes geea rally &c, TO
be 10 this new country.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-07-24
- The Mnwaukie Sentinel

u The Milwaukee Sen'tnel saws - The
tris az pr. Fowler sod Save II sd James
s,;sd tof he motd-r OF Emily
Aaa F mp lus 10 produce aboltioa.
Nas aaughi % close To- The nists.cI Coer,
e. Friday nigh, Ia 0as occupied The cor,
I0r two eolirs weeks, and was ably usaaesd
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-07-24
LAYNE,S SANArlYE pII.I.s

Though not recommended as universal "cure
ai.,' have nevertheless proved superior to e,eIy
thing q the kind, especially in Liver Complaint
and dyspepsia; and when used in conjunction
WIN ms oaic Hermifuge or Alieralive, will not
fail one time in an hundred, Of effeetlne a perma-
neut cure.
Also Jayae's CarmnatiYe, a never failing rem
ely for Bowel Complaints, Collie, &c.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-07-24

u A spruce locking Lieutenant, On6er the
ten regiment bill. asking friend what be
woold he taken for without his spaalsuss,
was answered tia, be would be taken fer
debt.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-07-24
The very last call.

1--WE Y NAV, oman and child indebted to
me, - mite otherwise, will be sued un-
.s= % nens % made within ten days from this
d3te Z ds ana win have my pay if there is
s1ea ,ains d catectng just and honest debts by
Jaw 4. NJ. BARBER.
july IL. i647. 1927.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-07-24
To Merchants and others.

FNNtE subscriber al his y arshouse sRG Manu-
n factory in Potos. Keeps eoastanily on hans
general assortment OF Tin-waFs 10 sell al wa0ie-
sale. A. B. SOUTaWORTH.
March 96, 1876.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-07-24

A GOOD article Yankee Clocks, war aattd
n 10 DO 6rst rats business sson tick.r at
KENDALL. 4 PARKER'S.
Lancaster, Juns 10, lSl7
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-07-24

t.y- The Weekly Na,ional lntelligencer
comes to us enlarged to jus, twice It's former
size. and will heneefor,h comprise sigh, fclio
pages. The ln,eligencer is everywhere
known as one Of the soOndss, whig journals
10 the Union.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-07-24

Misiake.-A man 10 Lancsster. lha 9lher
day. being sen, by his vile 10 lae sore 10 got
indigo, misunderstood her, and So blas
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-07-24

y one of the Lendon journals lately used
Jas Remarkable expression about the United
States III is Country we cAnbo, under.
sand. j, hgh's one eoon,ry and feeds another.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-07-24
BOWEL AND SUMMER COMPLAINT

DR. Jayne, No South third street, is willing
10 guarantee thar his Canninatve Basam will
cure DaTlea, Coles, Cramps, Gripping Pains,
Cholera MoTbus. Summer Complaint, and other
arrangements Of the Stomach and Bowels, in
niney-nine cases o0t Of a bundled, and in less
than half the lime than can be effected by any 9TH
en- meS99.
II Is extremely pleasant, aud children IRE fond
Of i i aqI3iiy AS eiIectua for adu IS as
r4iaien ea7 wnea the directions ere followed,
ann lGe iat elected, the money wiz be cheer,
fully .eil4sesi. Price Is and so cts. a bottle.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-07-24

AN0T Ter Ply SICIAN'S OPINION.
HE following additional testimony in favor of
Dr fayne's Medicines has recently been rseeiv-
ed from a physician OF high standing il Lau-
derdale Co, Miss, under date Of August 9, 1886.
"DE D. Jayns-Dear Sir-I am intimately ac-
quainted with some of your preparations, and can
safely recommend them. Your Expoctoraut and
Canniaatve Balsam have used extensively in
m) own practice, and state unhesiiatingly that
have used no article, or combination Of medi-
cines, that have better answered the purpose for
which they were prepared than the above. etc.
w. w. JOHNSON, n. d.,
Lauderdale Co, Mss
Prepared only by DIR Z. Jayne, Philadelphia,
and sold OF agency by
James NJ Otis, Lancaster; Brownell g. Car
son, DodgevIlle; Haines & Eoilub, Po;osi; d.
III, FaiIchild, Mineral Point, Catlin & Cole,
Beetowr,
Where may be had the AMERICAN HAIR
DYE, warranted TO change tic hair to beautiful
auburn, or perfectly je black color.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-31

NY valuable statesman and most worthy ciii-
zen. The circumstances ol his death are no less
singular Than melancholy; as detailed by The Bal
timoie Suns Washington correspondent:
Christmas day was characterized by regular
old fashioned snow storm. It's festivities were
shaded by the sudden decease, on the previous
evening, OF The Hon. Senator Fairfield. Ihouen
afflicted with dropsy OF The knee. oial," this esti'
mabIe gentleman breakfasled at his lodgings with
his usual cheeriulness, and during he forenoon
promenaded Pennsylvania avenue. About noon,
al his earnest and repeated solicitation, Dr. Will
liam 3. Magruder performed an operation, IN
which there was nothing TO cause the slightest
apprehension. On that very evening, however,
il was discovered that The patient was rapidly
sinking. DR. Hall, being in attendance in The
neishborhood was Immediately called in, but be-
tore ne reached the chamber the great and good
Fairfield had expired.
Fairfield is no more! but his excellent talents,
unsullied reputation, and invaluable pubic
services will long be held in kind remembrance,
not only by The people Of Name but by MS TEL
low-ciliZens throughout the entire country
A pust.mortcm examination held yesterday,
showed that the deceased had been also troubled
with disease known as "sofness OF The hear"
which is usually attended with no immediate dam
ger, but which would prove laal from any shock,
mora or physical This leaves no doubt that,
Notwithstanding the iorilude and apparent com
posure OF the patient during the afternoon he
could not surmounl The effects OF The operation.
In justice to his physician, [Dr. Magruder] |
lake leave 10 state that about year SINCE he al
torded great rcelo Senator Fairfield, by sim.
liar process 10 the high satisfaction Of himself
and family, and also that on his return at The
present session The Senator had apprised tho lam
lily of his being subject 10 iaintins spells Tor
which he usually kept remedies al hand, and re-
guessed that at any amount ot his calling, instant
attendance should be given.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-31
WASHINGTON, WEDNESDAY, Dec. %, p M:


U. y. SENA L.
Al ~ o'clock, the Vice President called the
Senate TO order Prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Cur
ley.
The Vice President laid before the Senate
report from the Secretary of The Navy, in rela-
lion 10 The expenditure OF the contingent appro-
priation.
The Vice President laid before the Senate re-
port from the Secretary OF the Treasury in rela-
ton 10 overlooked public lanes in Arkansas.
The Vice President also laid before the Senate
a communication from The Secretary OF the Trea-
sury, relating 10 map OF The lands around Sault
81. Marie.
Mr. Cass, from the committee on Military Al
fairs, reported bill 10 provide Tor the further pro-
seculion Of The war with Mexico.
Mr.. Cass, from the same committee, reported Il
bill relating 10 volunteers.
Mr.. Anterior, from The Committee on Finance,
reported bill from the House 10 provide for the
deficiency in subsistence appropriation. which
va, read mira Time and passed.
Mr.. Weslcott, from the Committee on Patents
and the Patent Office, reported bill for ncreas-
ing The number OF examiners in The Patent Office.
On motion OF Mr.. Crillenden, The bill to provide
for the purchase OF the Madison papers was Ia
ken up, and after debate, the further considera-
ton Of ii was postponed until Io-morow.
a message was received from The House an.
nouncing The death OF Mr.. Bradley of Michigan,
member Of that body.
Mr.. Fech passed a eulogy upon The character
OF the deceased, after which The Senate adjourned
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Mr.. Stewart announced the death of Mr.. Ed
ward Bradley, one OF The members elected from
The State OF Michigan, and pronounced an ap.
propliate euoey upon The deceased.
The usethereupon passed the usual resolu-
lions Of respect and coincidence, and adjourned
without further business, until tomorrow.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-31
LEGISLATURES OF VIRGINIA.
MONDAY, DECEMBER 81, 1917.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
The SPEAKER laid before the House com.
municalion rom the 1t. Governor.

The SPEAKER laid before the House com.
municalon from the Ii. Governor.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
Mr.. LANlER, from The committee on PROPOSE.
lions and Grievances, presented the following
bills:
A bill establishing the county Of -, of
mart of each Of the counties OF kanawha, Cabel
and Mason.
A bill Incorporating the Masonic fraternity
Of Charity Lodge, No. Ill, at Harper's Ferry in
the county of Jefferson.
Mr.. STEP EENSON, from the committee on
Roads and lnIernal Navigation, presented the
following bills:
A bill authorizing and empowering The COM
mon council OF The town and corporation oil
Lynchburg to guaranty interest on and other.
wise secure subscription to the capital stock oil
the Richmond and Ohio Railroad Company, TO
an amount not exceeding 100000 dollars.
A bill directing subscription for the Com
monweallb, Of two fllhs OF the additional capital
OF The Shephetdslown and Smilhfeld turnpike
company.
BY Mr.. STURM-Ot citizens of Beverly, in
Randolph county, TO have said town OF Beverly
incorporated.
By The samc-Of citizens Of Randolph county,
for an appropriation TO make turnpike road from
Beverly in Randolph county 10 Fairmount in
Marion county.
By MIR. ALLEN OF citizens of the counties
of Roanoke, Giles Monroe and Bolelourl, for The
establishment Of a new county out oil paris oil sal
counties, the seat of Juslsce 10 be al Fincasile.
BY MIR. CARROLL-Two petitions of citizens
OF Carroll county, praying that the interest arIs'
ing on the loan to Emory e. Henry College may
be applied 10 the education OF INDECENT young
men.
By Mr.. TATE or citizens Of Smythe coun-
", for law authorizing the Trustees Of Emory
& Henry College 10 pay the interest ON their debt
due the Literary Fund, by the grauilous ednca'
ton OF a certain number Of INDECENT young men
BY Mr.. McELHENNEY-O Joseph King, Of
Russell CO., for change Of his name.
Aso-Of Robert Boyd and other citizens OF
Russell CO. praying that Emory & Henry Col
lcse may be permitted TO pay the interest upon
the States loan 10 that institution by The gratui'
tous education OF INDECENT young men.
BY Mr.. THOMPSON Of Boz citizens Of
Boletouri, against The formation OF new coun
" out of parts of Bdetour Giles, Monroe and
Roanoke.
By Mr.. SCRUGGS-Of citizens Of Bedford
Campbell and Pitsylvania, for an increased
compensation for killing wolves in those coun'
lies.
Also, of officers of The 10Th Regiment, asking
a modification or repeal OF the law which re-
Guires volunteer companies TO uniform.
By Mr.. GlLLESPlE-Ot John II. Dousher
", asking the payment OF 593 As for wor
and money expended on the Prices Turnpike an
Cumberland Gap Road