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Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-06-12
WIS CONsIN HERAL D
JAMES VI OTIS.
At THE
S.s -ss.1s 6 * = Is .
IN LANCASTER.

FEyITE subscriber ia now receiving his lrng de-
laged and long expected stock Of FALL
and WINTER GOODS, which, although delay
ed n the last day Ia III. afternoon, are not lost,
IS many supposed, but have come and are coming
He wogld now say 10 those Of his old customers
who have been waiting i1r thsir fall supplies, a.
we'll as all others Who have done likewise, that he
IS now ready and able TO supply them on terms
more favorable ihsa he has ever before done, and
lie thinks ST lower .,rices than goods Of the same
quality have been bought Ia Western Wisconsin
10 enumeFaie his stock is here out Of the ques-
ton. but while he tenders to the people Of the
county of Grant and adjoining coLntiss an invi-
iation ~ scome aad see,'' he win assura them
that they will find his stock fall and complete in
tho several departments Of trade commonly Ell
gagged 10 by the country merchant.
As he has before hniei, lis stock is large, and
through the negligence Of forwarding men, has
been delayed beyond all reasonable time-which
fact viii induce him TO offer his goods 81 rates
lower than more seasonable arrival would have
warranted. This, however, Is the gain Of his
customers, and by activity ard continued ezer-
ton. must make Of the ':nimble sxpenee," a
substitute Ion the .'sower shilling.n lie, how
ever, thinks il proper that he should express his
regret that so many have been obliged to wait so
long lof cheap goods; for economy on the part of
parents has, in many instances, prompted them 10
suffer their hardy sbaims' to 20 barefoot and wear
their Old clothes lille longer than comfort dicta-
ted. However, they viii now find fall amends
made for all delays IN the choice Of the articles,
and owness Of prices; and happily illustrate the
old truism, that
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Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-06-12
BOOKS &. STATIONERY

with Stationery Establishment Eas, fos
slpply Of Books, StasoaeIy, k, would say to any
person wanting, tina; IT iuld br well To hand in a
memorandum as soon As possible, in order TO in
sure the aiticles wanted.
1as privilege Of exchanging viii be given 70
those ordering an article thal does not sat
Ed. BICkNELA.
Potosi. August lst, 1876.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-06-12
Ready Made Clothing.

If you want coats, pants, vests overcoats, hats,
caps Of almost any description; you viii fad
them atiha Brick Store' il Lancaster, good and
cheap, yet salty yourself by examination.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-06-12
More New Goods.

r uST received per steamers Atlas aud Uncle
~ Toby, in addition to our former stock,
$50 packages Of merchandise
so premium cook stoves;
And a few Of the celebrated Cook Stoves,
BUCKS PATENT. All OF which We pledge
ourselves to Sc as cheap a. any house in Wiscon.
sin. Those wishing 10 purchase wo1ld DO well to
give as a call before puych Ising else where.
). L. LEWIS & co.
Poiosi, May 50, 1916. I2-ly
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-06-12
STAPLE DRY GOODS.

Il you want broadcoths, cassimeTes, satinstts,
moleskins, Kentucky jeans, Sleeps greys, hard
times, hannels, liaseys, bagging, table linen,
eambrics, shee,mgs and shirtIngs, horse and bed
blankets, diapers, crash bed ticks, white and
blue drillings, or any kind Of coIoTed cambrics,
cmtain calicoes, or linen stuffs; his is just the
stock that would do you good 10 look at.
Ladies' Tress stufFs and Fancy Goods.
Examine his cashmeres, rep de LANES, Metamo-
res, mouslin de lanes, ginghams, cross-haued
sndhgured mdslins, alpacas, rnerinos, bombazines,
jaconets, lawns, aud large stock Of new aud
fashionable ealicoes, together with beautiful heavy
cashmere and Merino shawls; silk and mouslin de
LANES, embroidered shawls, net, wool and blanket
shawl, dress handkerchief Of every kind aud de-
Of wool, silk or cotton; beautiful bon
net and cap ribbons, iringes, gimps, aces, eaging,
Insertions, eapes, collaretts, lace caps, black
Grape Of now and heauiifui styles, shell combs
mitts, gloves, &C., and you then will be satisfied
,ha, he has them Of very choice qualities and at
very loVg nFfree
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SIC a. sls ID wv a. s2 $50

Axes, files, rasps, locks, chssels, screws, augers,
door trimmings complete, tacks, vine, nails, can
destieks, gimbleis, braces, plane irons, knives &
forks, pocket knives. razofs, shears, scissors,
brushes, shovels, spades, traps shoe thread,
ropes, bed cords, sc, he has on hand, with
great variety Of other shslf hardware, and fol no
other purDese than 9 sell.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-06-12
matchmaking.

THE slsscrfber respectfully ihforms The pu5il1
= that he carries on the above business in al i
variols b4acchcs. All kinds IF country prodoes
.akea 10 cxe.tsi 4.o .or WORK. GEORGE PIKE.
raiar 5l Cbiss, November :, lSf3
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-06-12
CofeeS,
Sugars,
Spies,
RaisinS,
Candies,
C p
l,her with every other article in 1,
Books and stationery.

@~%NaAH %~aa1 NAsAsASAANASs
Let school teachers attend 10 This branch OF his
stock, as he has the most approved editions Of
Readers, Spoilers, <Arithmetics, Grammars, Ge-
ograpbies, PHILOSOPHERS, Chemistries, Algehias,
&c. which are adapted to country schools-to-
gether with states, pencils, quills steel peas paper,
&c. Cap aud letter paper By the leam or halt
roam.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-06-12

These are Articles that al must haye--oId and
young, male and lsmale full and complete stock
Of which has heretofore been hard to find. He
has paid this bran Oh o. trade particular aitenlon
and Is now able 70 oher his customers a larger
md more complete stock and assortment than has
ever before besn in this market, embracing every
klnd hat IS wanted, and lots Of each Kind
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-20
Prom tue bAuHofs
paltfu,ore md Ohio Railroad.

REJECTION OF THE PITTsBUKGH PkoPosirIof-
AT a meeting OF the Directors OF TIA Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad. held yesterday, the following pro
nos,tion from the Connellsvis Railroad Company
was rejected, with bat one dissenting voice:
Firm rbe tockhol0ers Of this Company will agree
fbst IN. route from Turkey Foot 10 Cumberland shall be
lsf ooen for farther examination and future decision.
Ssoond The stockholders OF this Company will open
their books tor farther subscriptions at Pittsburgh Con
pesvile West Ne~too and Baltimore Is soon as II can
be ocpvsoieuy doDs after the Baltimore Compspy has
IL. 10 eight hundred thousand dol
lara and will use oil their Influence and exerons 10 Ia
crosse subscription In Westrn Pcnbsyvsnia TO the
snoust indicated Ia former communications TO the Bal
tmore Company.
TAtrd The stockholders Of this Company will require
a stiuustion the part OF the Baltimore Company that
IL viii not oomnashes either itsef Jointly with
other Company Corporation or persons, tho coDstruc
ZION of any Railroad leading toward the Ohio River be
NV Pitsburg until Railroad connection 10 completed
from Turkey Foot to Cumberland.
FinaIfy stipulation will be required that no dis
eriaiost,on shall hereafter be made by the Baltimore
Company or any road over which II may have control,
as-,ns, the ROAD from Pittsburgh 10 Cumberland.
This. we presume, puts end to the negotiation
win that Company. The Patriot accompanies its
report of the proceedings with the following state
meDt; ,,,
awe understand thst 10 expected that there will DO
made At the next citing OF the Board OF Directors
dDct proposition To enter upon the construction on the
road from Cumberland 10 the MsTy land line, which
would take it about hity 1--WE miles farther west While
the road being made negotiations msy go on or
sts farther extension TO some eligible point on the
Ohio IL 10 believed that this distinct proposition wiz
rscsvs tho sanction Of the Board OF Directors and rs
An earnest that the road will be extended 10 the
Ohio will meet with the hearty concurrence OF the pub
lie asneyally"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-20
Thiugs In philadelphia.
,orrespondsncs OF The Tribune.

Conesponoencs Of Inc iflouho'
PHILADELPHIA, May Is, lsi7.
The Annual Exhibition ofthe Pennsylvania Acad
envy Of Design In the splendid Galleries on Ches'
pu.st near Tenth. opened yesterday TO the public
Instead Of mounting seventeen fights Of stairs to reach
the pictures you are ushered along noble avenue and
nto suite of spacious and eegan, on the ground
ooor exceently lighted from above. and In such an ar
stic manner that OF the pictures suffer by posi-
tiCn.
The ceuters of the rooms are occupied by various
group. Of ssusry and bronzes some OF them OF very
bsh order Of merit and the pictures embrace some truly
uoele works wEsr's great picture OF Christ Healing
a. slck 10 here and LEuTzEs John kn0r before Q1sen
Nav BAcKsousE has an exquisite rural piece and
spLlY soms his divine heads although none OF them
Are Ia my opinion quite equal to his fame Osooophss
female portrait and three chdrens heads these latter
on ooe csnvss) that more like suLLYs best style
(aisboush the coorng perceptiby warmer and more
6sshhke), Mr. OsoooD has vastly improved, and there
IL now tbs greatest truth and breadth Of effect In his
pictures.
have no tune to tell you anything about the land
scapes the stsusry anything OF ths KIND In detail
20 dsy The Catalogues are not yet printed ana you
know critic without catalogue 10 dog without destf
q goose without tongue.
An extensive 10 In progress here among the
frepds OF Art 10 organize Art Union, on prime pls
suilsr 70 Yours The incipent steps are all complsed
and the institution msy be said to be already In exist
ence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-20
The Crops, &c.

A recent ride through several wheat raising
counties IN Pennsylvania has satisfied "a the, one sfes'
sis IL Of Dur j. n--ly d-.iroYed icr g.. - h'
year Certainly the ODDS which we cav WIZ no' pro
dace more than .hrd half the usual crop on sueh
an amount Of land The Winter has been very severe
upon Autumn sown grain md We learn from g~nuensn
who nave teen through most q the couhSs tn@. 'H1
therein are more favorable tnsn ir tnte
throush which we travelled. A friend from the W-st
msnuous the prospect Of short crop IN Oalo Oa' hO
TO the extent spyrehended 70 TIE fsun.y iVsnis
lPhilsd- L. = GAzeite
Notwithstanding the showers Of rain " have been
few and far betseenr this Spring. the wheat crop nss
improved very much, auerly There u no" prospres
Of is being more than hsli crop Il cannot be iu
crop "a much OF IL peri.bes in the Winter lsrtcusy
90 The low grounds Tbs oEi crop }. very oscA"aIo'
bat may pull up Jet. Westminster, Nd CafroIohiNn'
The drouth. which has been Unusuai Tor we
Spring Of the year has been very Destructive on we
Wheat crop Of this section IL has bern sonetning ihe
seven weeks roe we bad rain Until Saturday last
since that have had several days r-in Inc hee'
turning yellow snd psrching from lne s'o1na W
Though The crcD GAS been arcd hope the present
rain. will bring il out There 10 some complaint oil the
fy. but not very serious
Tn, Oat CROP has suffered probably more than any
other large portion Of me seed Ioteo 10 ,ne s.Ouu
10 Consequence OF the cold dry wealth and part mat
came M died for Of rain. But should the remain
der Of the be favorable tolersoe fair crop VIII
be made. r.
planter The dry cod weather has put inst destroy
Insect the 6y Upon their plant beds and IN many hes
borhoods they have entirely destroyed ihe plants; w.
know many planters who have IN consequence piant5o
Corn IN their Tobacco ots and instead Vi making many
bogshesds will not make one
That destroying insect the chiaeh bug, u MAKING US
appearance in unusual numbers for the time oil the year
We are awfully sfrsd that 1t Will be very destructive
Win wet season they cannot commit very great inJu'
~ but should II be Dry the corn, as well az fae wheat
crop will be greatly damaged. 80,
Lynchburg virginian 18th.
The Greenville 10. O. Mountaineer states that
there are great complaints Of the injury which the
Whest crops have sustained from the depredstons Of
the ay Many fields are almost entirely ruined Inc
average crop Of Wheat this year it Is expected VIII be
small
We had occasion, yesterday, 10 mention the poor
prospects Of the Wheat harvest Mr. huber, WHO re-
,des ia or near the Germantown road called yesterday
10 confirm so far his nsghborhood lie concerned tue
sssm-pt ofthe injury TO the grso fields yet he mas
field OF rye which Is Of toe lucky kind few Stalks
wbica he took from H. and LETT with look IKE the
reeds in September. Each Of them is six feet Ions vim
head that promises something great for what s eit In
the Acid 10. s Gazette, May le.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-20
MARIN JOU r n A L.
81


ARRIVED.
French ship Elizabeth Mu,ell as d. fun - in bal.
Last, 10 Creigh Heydecher l62 psssepgers-5died on
the passage .,
Br bark Commerce, Harvey 2o DIS fm Liverpool salt
10 sif kin g. Ironside 81 passengers.
Br bark Cosmo eroridge, fm Bristol, Eng April
rndse to Jacques April 4, lat ~ 81 n long IL Is w
passed the wreck Of bark water logged and Abandoned
had poop; topgsl!snt female hgure head
painted with yellow frock and blue scarf with =
wreath OF flowers round the head The vessel seemed
10 have in that state many months ee enc was COW
cred with grass An attempt had been made 10 burn her
as her poop and stern partly consumed 10th, ial
al 81 NJ long 50 10 w. spoke brig Rich Reynolds from
bri0 Fn,rsy I'm New York for / merck, Is days out
Bremen brig Delphue. Lispeil 80 DIS fm Bremen, In
balsst to Pavenstedt a. Schumacher. % steersge pas
sengers, 20 Henschen Unksrt.
RI brig AIexsnder Wise, Coulhardt, 81 ds I'm Cork
coal. TO J Stuart
Hanovsriau brig Michael Chrisopss 80 DIS I'm Bremen
mdse, TO Henschen & Unksrt 90 steerage passenger
Br brig Circassisn. McWiiams, ds I'm Halifax, Ms
hsh, TO Barclay & Livingston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-20
NOTICE 70 THE PUBLIC.

r EvI scRfBSER Of ne late frn Of lockwood serb
trsnsfll 70 lis Iced, sn1 he pubic S-nera or
her former parcn mage VOC respectfully INFORM Inen n.
h out his Interest The late arm Al 20 rssrsI
corner OF Fulton and has part u M store "a Fnton
g. doors below Gold where DC has opened AZ enn'-J
rew and - ect stock Of
WATCHES, JEwELRY AND sILVERWARH
eonprsins IN par foIlows VIZ hre goa sno snve'
watches. OF the best makers, sod gnsru ana 20
seas, gold ard silver thmhes sPeeaees, PeDSN
god pens, lockes kc silver spoons sd les o,ks sasE
oags buuer knives Of every variety anc o. ne .na
most approved siyles silverwsre mace 20 o'oer non
coin xnd In The best msnner. sserPenses being very
he Of a. hose who may be pesssd 70 favor him
win their pA,rcasge
usr LEVI sCRIBSEh, u Faiion-s
fwo doors o,.ov God
NB-Roxers. ssis.rs<sd dlxmosd- pointed Excs.
ssor" geld pens myli lwisssvos
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
! YEARy FOR THE SPRING.

From the lLoooool Peoples Journal
YEARS FOR THE SPRING.
Iyy.Hy for the Spring. when the birds shall sing
Aad each morning awake fresh flowers;
We nave waited long lor the lark's bithe song,
And the length ming evening hours
A shroud Of snow hath lain on the earth
An icy hand on each stream
The sun in the sky oped its lsnguid eye,
And sent but sickly CLEAN
And zoe frosty breeze moaned among the trees
aud the rafting bail and ram
Came sweeping past, in the angry blast
And dashed gsiDst the window.psne;-
And never flower. 10 that stormy hour,
Dared raise up It's Tiny bead
For all gentle things fed on Summer wings
Or else in the snow lay dead
! yesrn cor the Spring when the birds shall sing
And each morn shsll awake new flowers
We have listened long for the woodlarh song
And the thrash at the evening hours
'Tis abeauteous time when the bud nrst ourS1s'
And child Ike the young Leaf STANDS
And catches the drops Of The gentle shower
In its small and velvety HANDS pass
w. ,hs tender grass feels the South Wind
10 its chariot unseen, ,..,
Andold Mo,her ( arth. at the new Spring birth,
Arrays her ia robes Of green;
when the unbooni stream as II in dream.
Mormurs on TO its unknown home,
And tells the tall reeds. as il onward speeds,
That the fair Lady Spring hath GOMEZ
OBJ, yesrn for the Spring-ior the balmy Spring
Who floats like fairy queen,
And toucheth the land, with a magic wand.
Til all besuteous things are seen.
I long 70 be out at the early dawn,
When the Eastern light 10 new,
'Mong the odors borne from the scented tnorn'
And the showers of silver dew.
Oh. cannot tell how my soul doth sven
With an inward happiness
For simply 10 be is BLISS 20 me.
For the which, my God bless force,
r,on, an unknown source comes a nameess
Which perysdes my being through
A ioy. and a love, and a strength from above,
Aud seem % be made anew.
oh. come then. Spring--let the woodlark sing
Let the fowerst ope It's eyes
LIE the lark d soar 20 the heavens blue floor
Like the flower. case up to the sky. $500.
CAeriq. "AniI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-20
PRACTICAL BOOKKEEPING,

Mr. C. C MARSH Accountant, author Of he "scienoe
vi OF ouble In ~ ping sinpliked" ant he
aAu Of single Enuy Bookkeeping Improves" continues
10 teach a. soovS
Co1rss Ixssr,cf0n-The public "a respectfully Informed
s-d A-.ur,d thai ne plan p-ued By Mr. Marsh IN teach
Keeping books rslher THAI eo1rse Of lectures o. The
tb-ofy.
T- papn becomes familiar from aelh use win a. ne
books co shutting set ard 9 person u good capacity
viii by this course betOm- competcat oeA-zespsr n
shout oEe osLh, and vii receive eerfneas 70 MAJ
edecL
PrOspse.usss With sras. be ceialnsa :. ths rooms
fson "a, n tesP.M Eyls swecd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-20

Loss OF THE BR BRIG CHkIsrIANA-Messrs Smith &
Boynton received letter this morning from EasiporL
dated May Is stating that the ship Christians from New
York for Liverpool with cargo OF grain and hour on
the night of May in violent gale, was knocked down
on her beam endscut away the anyards OF the mizen
rigging when the mast the side soon after
the usnsst broke of about eigut feet above the deck
The captain and remained the wreck until sun
day morning following, when they were taken on the
bark Aneds OF Plymouth. FIN New. Orlesns for Cork
and were transferred schr I'm New York bound 10
Newfoundland We understood that the vessel and
cargo were fully insured in NewYork and Liverpool
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-20
miscellaneous.
BRANpYwINE CORN MEAL

>rOTICE TO sHIPPERS-The subscribe,s, miIlers
Al wine Ia the State OF Delaware, beg leave
10 notify tie shippers Of Eindned corn meal mai thry
are liable 10 be deceived By limitation OF ne genuine
Brsndywine meal. ., l., A.,
miller al West Troy, and one al Waterford, in New
YORK beside several 10 the State Of having
forged the marks Of The subscribers, by placing BRANDY
vine mills In cons pcuous letters on their barrels ,
Shippers will please take notice, thai II shaon 70 .ne
word Brandywne, the names OF the subscribers he A.so
90 on ri t5.r packages and that their only agents In
Ne1Yok are Messrs John L. Buckley Co, snd Mesirs'
Allen = PAxson- .,,- ......,
tors ard he manufacture Of klndred meal
iusthes Them 10 saying, that they will furnish an HNco
which will keep for any desraols length OF time IN al Gu
msies-Brandy wins Mills, I'D April, lsf7;
TATNALL LEA,
JOSEPH T. PRICE K CO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-20
HlsreIl


TAKE NOTICE-For sale or exchsrge on the prem:
ises, Isl 8prinssL the following arIicss, VIZ good
horses coal carts / spring DO Light wagon. all new
grocery Wagons down Town cart, cnt 40 psir coa
scales 100 s.s cart hsines and large cop
per boiler Persons wsnting any Of The shove articles
gill snd 20 their Advantage 10 call and examine before
purchasing elsewhere al I'M O bRoADhUksT.
XSICKERBOCKER BArK-The subscription
IN hook. On this Bznk vii. remain open for few days
longer Al The store Of Boyee Etq Of Greenwich
ADD Fulton ats where Subscriptions be made ne
stock previous 70 ia going ino operation, when The books
will be closed.
Th. BnE Is TO be located 10 tho Third Ward IN or pear
Gresnwieb-sr By order Of the Board. myli Wv
NOR sALE-l6 OF l5,go Tons OF Wnls Asn Goa
A The subscriber IL now prepared to deliver by The
nsl either In Philedep hia, EevYork board The
Port Carbon, from 10 TO 49, coo Of White Ash
Coal during he season from his eoery 81 Clair, Mil
creeKths quality Of which Is guaranteed 10 be the very
best and handled 10 TIE MOST careful Application
attention. NH 3u DAVID CHfLLAs
CHOW CASES. SHOW CASES.. show Casss ]! I.
oA tae Msnufactory corner OF bleecker and Hammond
psin and elegant Counters and upright Showcases
constantly hand and made 10 order with silver plated
bars aud plated fronts the premium Showcase Manu-.
factory corner Of ecker aud Hammond myi7 I'm
OATENr ENGLISH -HEATHING .nd Boiler
L Reey-A complete sssortuent now landing and for
sale by CYRUS W. FIELD 4 CO,
mylsl w Barring Sip.
8 liver SPOONS, Forks, Ladies and Butter Knives
- warranted - good a. American coin.
myli aw' 8. D. ROCKWELL. uet Chsnyxt
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IAINALL liza. -
JOSEPH T. PRICE CO
a, t., IAAFs z PRICE
1,1 IoTFL KEFPER. and Oi6s7s OF Nsw-Y07l

TIyO HOTEL KEEPERS and others Of New-York
j and vicinity. gentleman bearing tbs following de.
scHpuon ana tupposed TO be temporarily cerGngeo Ieis
III home about Two weeks since and has Dot sloce been
heard from Any Information respecting him would DC
gra.fly received and rewarded by his family Inc 2b
lowing description will be sufficient 10 indenuy him no
. about 50 wears OF age i've fee. eleven 10 hlghif
has args forehead rather large nose ASK eyes sh
hair hal gray, The top Of bis head bad ne Is 80
He had on The tlm- OF leaving black s1iI
bly, wor-the ueuded Ia 'front.' The Psns " VIC
-sus ard orn on eide below the pockets ne WOio
also black ersvst and shoes AID had win hun ga
overcOst with paint upon Il Any one who can sye nc
C. X this Office slsliDg where 90 nIsryew may DC nsd'