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Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-02-13
Haines & Hollub.

FEyHE undersigned would respectfully inform
q the citizens Of Grant county, ana the adj
joining counties, that they have removed to tbs
commodions store lately occupied BY VIM. l.,
johnson ia shs town Of Potosi. Being thankful
for the patronage which has been 50 literally ne
slowed upon them during the short time they have
been settled in this place, they solicit continu-
anee of the same, and pledge themselves 10 please
all who may can upon them They viii receive
ia few days an extensive assortment Of new
goods which in addition TO theil present stock vii
make as fol- and complete an assortment; Of goods
OF every variety as can DO found in any store in
the mines, consisting Of the loliowing
Dom0sk table linen, brown linen table spreads;
Summer stuiIs buff and orange prints;
Buttons for children's clothes, in great variety;
Broadelothas, cassimeres and ves,ings;
White corded and Mohair skirts;
Gents summer coatng
Linen sheeing, fine white lannels;
Drab Damask moreensi
Black Isle thread gloves;
Marshall's linen thread;
Coats 900 yd spool thread;
Bcnuets, sibhons, parasols, &c;
IL viii We impossible for US 10 enumerate one
half OF the articles which keep, hu, will cali
your attention to few oithe leading articles viz
A new style of lawns aud halzarines, something
entirely new for ladies dresses;
Prints Of every description;
Shawls Of evefy possible style;
Ribbons Of all styles and colors;
Laces aud edgngs OF every descriptions
largo anil complete assortment OF bonnets;
individuals wishing goods for then families,
millneni and pedars, are all requested to call aud
examine aur stock before purchasing, as we think
we can ccnvnce you that all we have said can be
| fully realized
T. l.,s.
READY MADE CLOTHING,
purchased this spring as cheap for cash as any
house in the mining country.
To the ladies who have favored us with theh
custom, we tender our sincere thanks, and assure
them, II they viii cat at tho variety store of the
undersigned, they win find this side OF Galeaa an
elegant aud complete assortment Of
FANCY GOODS,
Of all descriptions and also sec for themselves
that they can purchase Of the Jews Of roiosi ON
as reasonable terms as Of the Yankees Of Galena.
Since il is "a pleasure at all times TO show THEN
goods, and believing they eau suit both as regards
price aud quality they hope not 70 be forgotten by
the ladies. Win you call at Hams g. iiollub's
Variety Store, and examine aud satsiy your
selves,
Groceries,
Boots,
lShoeS,
Hardware,
QueeRS'oare,
Cutlery, &C., Sc
Call ana examine for yourselves, opposite thu
New saloon on Main street, Potosi, az
! HAINES 81 H0uLuB'S.
July e5rh, 1916 ao-ly.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-02-13
Rest! Rest

EyRENCH, high-pos, and common bedstoads
a of the best materials aud Workmanship,
manufactured and for sale cheap fo cash or ready
pay. ALSO-runmg by waller power, Of every
description OF articles usually turned in lathe,
done promptly aud at most reasonable prices by
the Subscriber at Warmers Min, Grant county,
W. Il G. G. DRAKE.
Yet 81, 1916. Sly.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-02-13

Pine Lumber.
100000 ). ready t,'s Or '' ale, By T de
uudsisned. dis season 10 lots 10 suit purc aseis,
Of 100 iset 10 100000 feet AZ may be waited, for
ready pay. for that Is lhe jeeei Biils can De filed
Of any leagin Of boards timber, rom ID FEET %
20 feet. J. WARNER.
Warneffs Mil, Nav :, 1916. a.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-02-13
SEES 90
Pine Lumber.

A GOOD supply Of every description, for sale
IA cheap, at LAC WORTHY'S.
Jan l6, l847.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-02-13
Drugs and Medicines.

NMIE take this method Of informing the cit-
Wv Gems Of Beeiown aud vicinity, that
We are opening general assortment of Drugs and
Medicines, which win dispose of as low rs can
be bought this side OF Galena. Please call and
examine for yourselves.
q BOUNDS & co.
Boetown, Nov 81, 1916. 37-if
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-02-13
/" Il horset a horse! my kingdom far
a h0rseI'

FENHE subscribers having good stable in Bee
= town, and being provided with gond car
riages and slsighs, md several sound. spirited
horses, are prepared % furnish those who wish 60
hiie, and viii also be prepared 10 convey uasssn-
gen at any time, TO any part Of Wisconsin,, or any
shcre.elss 10 these paris, o. short notice. Those
who wish 70 have horses well kept, well gfoomed
and well stabbed. viii find Bs ready 70 10 the
thing 80 right. in snort whaisvef is wanisj ~
the hose line, the public will fad Bs Constantly on
hand.
MYERS & WOODWARD.
Besiown, Dec 5, 1876. 39-u
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-02-13
RECEIPTS.

RECEIPTS.
Amount OF taxes collected, 12,737 %
Amount received from grocery, tav-
ern, pedlars and other licenses, ,373 "a
Amount of fines paid over by Justices
of the peace, lbs 81
Amount Of judgements from District
Court paid over, 32i 90
Amount received for lands redeemed
on certificates sold, 972 50
15,4S7 81
Amount Of Orders outstanding 18th of
January. iS47, 1861 96
RESOURCES.
Judgments in District Court all of
which may be considered good, be-
ing mostly secured by lien on real
estate, 1884 "A
Sherf's certificates Of sale on a judg-
ment in favor Of the county, 29f 95
Interest on the above, a. 80
Tax dee Is and certificates ofsale, 5000 90
Amount Of personal liabilities and
money IN the treasury, 6l5 90
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-02-13
Fiscal Affairs of Grant County.

STATEMENT of the Receipts ard Expsndi-
- lures Of Grant County, W. r., for the year
A. d., 1916, hom The i2lh oay ofJanuary, 1916,
to the 18th day of January. 1917, Inclusive.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-02-13

Jan 80, 1917.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-02-13
STO We STORE.
MANTTF /.

YEyIlE subscriber, thankful lor pas; iavofs, Dogs
4 leave 10 inform the citizens Of Western
WISCONSIN, that he is still engaged 10 the above
business ia Poosi, where he is now receiving his
Fall Stock Of Stoves, &c, among which may be
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-17

N.arxr CouRr-Bsfors Judge Smith -dibsrf SaN0
"a Fi,,ainz DDAcau Action against Dir ID a. one OF
IN. yytl.n,bur.n Ferry Co. 20 recover soV the Al.
I'D v.Iu, Of horse which fell between ths boat snd
ht,e Al ths ferry foot OF Delaney 81 In coming On Tue
90, an ,h, evening Of J0th October and broke 10 ss
The los sad 20 nave been Oecssoned ~ neseet ~ no
r,on b.onging a. the boat letting down the ch'in De-
- a.. bost wa. secured a. the bridge Inc drirhee u
m, ,h. injury arosa from the eareessness OF pi-htn
himself. tna there an abundance Of hsnt oJ Nhen
~ eoud se whether tne boat o. the bridge Or mol
49, nat II vas bis duty 81 that the boat was secured
ht,rs h. attempted drvs on shore - D. commune
,n F,idsv FOR plsinlh Me- Minis and Mr. Malcolm Tor
defendant Mr. shahsr
s,.crrfoa Cousr-Bsioro Judge Oakley Chrlt0Pae'
ty,s,,g u. Js-.,s n Bod NIihaaid J. BOYD and Joan
y Iysud,U Mr. occupied the second story 81 mouse
Oh Columbus Il which house he formerly O~neo o.' =
..,ol3 it's said On foreclosure ana nnsly came ~ .
~ bands OF Mr J. Boyd Il 10 SAID the lsitrf eo1n
80 ct NJ out nor keep On account ~ intsriefrHs
s,v tenants 10 ,ns lower part. Hi- son JAMES u
s,aiy let th8 lower part 70 cnlofh1 man az
u.o-v p5gg. who moved 10 With his fanny Dut hr' u
- rinruing nome 10 the evening turned nim oui ana
10, b. tnnxs into the street SIR B. u procured 'ns
~ Of Csp, Wsndel Of the Police, and ne h-n oroS
tn front door open and pot the things back ou' r ~
s,.in uu, theu out Mr. claims . have been esaHJ
vosssssed Ct The house snd brings aeii'o 10 ieS''o
1sn.res for bresking his door open, &c
,oo.uit as askef for on the ground that MI Soys
~ right % possession. The nouf1f was srsn'11
- -lsin.a Mr. WnsO~-FOr defend4nL hf DUB
and Nesss Mou and Cary. M, p.,~
&c.,. 4mertcar Mutual fss Co Vs. WOOD foiS0
s,s.,r-Ac,os 70 rscover - 600 the amount Oh pro
,,,,, no,s oven oy me firm 10 the compsny 10 .
c'-o,I,u-d iris foren0On-FOr plsiunr hesss D-nr
ID Io-d For defendant hessrs Hsmmooo ard y oo1OI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-17
Miscellaneous.

The Polish trial in Berlin has as yet reached only
"a of the accused as there are $50 persons nlpi''
Gated il is said that it will require eight months 70
finish the whole they may ali then appeal ana
protract the process TIL ls4s.
The German journals announce that an ex'rao'
binary session OF the Diet OF Bavaria is about 10 DC
c0nvoked.
The Senaghore of Thursday has the following
We have received from our correspondent a. nome
a letter Of the 18th, containing important news
The Pontifcal Government is preparing win ehei'
Nv to defend the independence OF the country II
has ordered the formation OF a camp OF observation
at Forli.
LAiba. journal of Florence says that the HOY
See has decided to transfer the seat OF 1overnmeh'
to Bologna, rather than submit 10 the Austnan'.
The little Republic OF Saint Martin has lus' de
creed the abolition Of Capital Punishment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-17
Maine.

We have no returns from the Waldo District
where our Telesrhphic report Of Wednesday
night informed as we might indulge a hope Of a
Member Of Congress. We have already spoken Of
Mr. Johnson. the Whs candidate there. and his
election would be a triumph indeed-doubly crate
ful Just now from the fact that the returns from the
other vacant Congressional Districts have come in
so badly The day Of election in Maine was In
deed blue Monday 70 oar friends
We give below the vote OF Cumberland County
Tor Member Of Cougress-we believe, entire.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-17
The Wsr i'm Circassia.

mill
aye. 'ne GORDON OF Leisn n. su -,
Y.cb.tschnia An expedition set out on tho 2Oth June
from Cergebil 10 Chodse Mschi which was not ds'
turbed by Shamil, who was In the neighoOrnooo he
ou,etv suffered the attack be made upon that place
and cid not make a saly with a few hundred OF
his men upon the Russian troops I'LL tney were re
turning Count Areslnsh Doloorvaki compelled
some Of the mountsineers 10 fall back upon Nave hofn
and then continued his march without farther mosstA
ton to the Kasikmsk Chsnel Chodsel Machi Is 10 DC
garrisoned by several bsahons ana 10 DC put mt =
position of defence The choers had begun to appear
among the troops The Commander In Chlei "hle ine
Samur detachment was passing through the village Oh
Ulagsr sscertsined. by personal inc
of Goa mines which had been discovered by ffoi hch
Thi. 10 of the utmost importance ior tne
welfare and defence of Dashessn The want ofiue has
hitherto prevented the ststoniue OF troops In 'he as
trcts I'LL the month of October so thst Ludachar AAu
sha and Kaskimsh Chansl were opposed 10 the
attacks OF the mountsneers for more than ok moh'ns
of the year. who could not always be Kept oAck
nv the timely advance OF the troops ms great
evil will henceforear be entirely abolished by Inc
discovery Of these coal mines From the lasi report
we learn that Shsmi has Withdrawn 10 Linui ine
cholera has begun 10 commit fearful ravsges IN he IN
subdued districts OF Dsghessn and espeeiayin Anssa
The accounts from the Gordon Hue OF lelsn were 'uA'
shsml had commanded the chiefs aud companies 70 ap'
nroarb the line az he Intended shortly 10 Oe IN AnhrsAe
himself In consequence OF this every point Is oeus
defended and gsrrisoned. Daniel Bek IN MS RETREAT
~ kIessufab L said 10 have suffered very much
from s,ckness and distress The cholera s dminlshing
in these quarters In Tschitschms Gen Nesteroh was
spproaching by secret passage In two columns seS''
Nab Mir All who had encsmped at Cecil near 'he
Rivers wsorck and shesski for the purpose OF pro
tec,iog the hocks which were At pasture mere ne
l.cherksians wore therefore suddenly st'scseu ou' NC
skirmish appears to have remained undecided IN
Russians withdrew with prisoners ara le snknuS
wounded No news of Importance from the rest OF 'ne
Caucasus The cholera has not appeared very eeners,
/ In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-17
pAssENGERs ARRIVED.

., ~ .,,assy mon from Csefborrg Messis hos
Descent Jaes Lsnol Coleman. NJ and M Lsrus hyIe
Paul Eve ana family. Professor ks'ei Ss s.. b.s1t
BieVse,1 Richard and servant Moore ana ''AT ~
Felix Wiethos Robert Kemp, Nh ana NJ NJ asSrs-
GAusioH and servant DucOumaa; Nf ans M -, ~
Brewer Miss MARY Brewer. Of Boston, or az 49,
Breesc, Cincinnati; NJ Brocsemann MeTs,
MAllard. Numa Lacose Minviele, LafaLsne - 49,
Hays faElange Morris and son. Major beaa hou' -
Mcdonnell. Halifax; Hou.hton, Lean and SOY '..V
ana lady, Mioalebroock. Mauier iandeY-iSl III se''7
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-17
rg- A private OF the Massachusetts Regiment

rg- private OF the Massachusetts Regiment,
writirg home, ssys:
We have los, the best in the regiment N my
WAY OF thinking and that Is Capt "eo''ef hs US
and M ocer for his cOmpsuy oui ae hso 70 iesve
" accoun, of his health We ali deeply regret hi'
loss" .ut.po.
Cap, NOV M,jor) Webster, We learn "in save pos
49,. CO.. Nav Orleans. on bis way 10 Vera Cruz "nel'
n. -ss,usn has been ordered early next ~ess hi'
health has been reestsbhshed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-17

By this it will be seen that Clspp the Proslav-
cry candidate, is elected by majority Of three to
i've hundred over both competitors.
Fourteen towns in the Lincoln Congressional
District called in Maine the Comet Districil
show a gain Of some hundreds for the Loco Foco
candidate. and there can be no reasonable doubt OF
his election. Here are the figures
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-17
NOTICES.

~ Western Land Agency, Dsrro'r' "'en's'"
ls-sy. The unders gned continue TO devote 'nrf al
,su,ion TO the business OF Agency ys The purchase
and "a Of Real Estate the payment ~ iaa-s fresns
lands sold for taxes the purchase Of lands at Tar sales
the examination ofes tho entry ofstate or Oovefnmrn'
lands. th@ examination and plating ~ lsnhs easing e.y
and col -rilnR rrnr col~cunk """
and Other evidences u dent the pnrehss" ana
sale Oh ichigzn State Liabilities .,..,
They have careful and trustworthy Agrnts ~ "' Pn''
ga o sces 10 Ohio Indiana Illinois Wisk1nsan ana lows
snd In earh Of the gained Counties OF mis- Snie
Thai ali blsiuess entrusted % theH care VIII fr'ofe
p,ouot and particular attention. they refer yon 70 NC iy
ioWin- gentlemen, Tor whom me- ha1T - ,-
r. CAic. DEPOSITS he Michigan kxetsnfe Jrnrfson
sysoss N.Y. MACY oRIGGs
WILLIAM :. Dsiees. .. s....... A..
~ 90. II. Ba0DagAp, . nsfchsni. Exchange /"
Agent Of ". d. IN New f0fs.
Nm Yors Cty-Frsdeflc BfOnsOn, Es9 Daniel LORD ~
80 Hon Ben iamir = Butler, Chsfirs bul"f fss.
n.s.r. Ia a A kings and Co Aessrs hpAol~5' fn7'p'
4 20 A-..r. WetmOr. CO. slzs &. Herring
Ilbmy-ceOfys Dawson, ksf liy.nlaf Jy,,na s.a.
RoeI-f,r N Y-H-ssfs. Snilln 4 Prfslns, hesss sage
4 Pascosl. As. sprague. E.f, 49, u.,.. 4.
B4slio, " " D. Elmer, ESQ he'"'' hAs"'
Eo'ssn. Mrr-John r. Barboar, ESQ W. w Dsnnis'E'q
p.,La1eipAa Pa-nsssfs. Draper, Tsppsn Co
Trsy ~ I.-C l. Tracy, Lsq
guisria n Y-Junias A smith, Ess.
Ekf.,na<r Co " Y--M. Grant, Esq. -
IlDsraxb1xA, " Y-sdnsy d. saith, ss9 Snsanee'
Jt.d,sn- " Y.-Aler c. Mitchell. ESQ.
Tcfroa HrA-Messrs Gray : Lewis, Ds'id S'o"@ h'S-
tl,S,nxto-. ID C-Hou. WIN. woodbddz.
Tolesis, OAio-Riehsri Aotl, ESQ
Hsvfforf COsn--H. L. Miller, ESQ
9Iss2nd-y. y Y-D. W. Tomlinson, Esa
NIL AVID lamWkSWu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-17

tS The Boston Coaricg states that Hol IL
LIAM ksNr Royal Professor OF Law in the University OIL
c.mbri5ss has resigned that Office We deeply regret
the cause of ths Resignation. which We understand 10
the infru condition OF MS venerable and venersted
father Cnsacellor Kent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-17


Returns from three towns in the Penobscot Dis
trct render the election of the Loco Foco candidate
FOR Congress as probable and perhaps certain
Bangor alone gives him gain OF moe 'nan nun
dred. The Lumber City must nave oeen AccP'nS
~ the time.
,,t,o,.. orqrt and IIley are the three Loco Foco
successful candidates lr is Tdumvirate OF not
sufficient ability 70 divide the world between them.
Let US hope they would not try even IT they
thought they could succeed.
so the NVaIso District is the only one remaining
FOR Us 70 hang hope upon and we look with more
apprehension than confidence 70 its returns.
Gov. Dana has probably been elected by the
people and Loco Focoism will control the Leglsa'
ture Of the State during the coming political year
VERNONr.-Ogr thanks are due % the Montpelier
jIactman and the Burlington Free Press foe slips
containing Election returns Reports from various
sources are some~hat contradictory, but the Wing
msorty In the House will not be less than 10 and
may reach IS 10. As TO the Senate, our Table OF
yesterday will hold good unless we lose the
Senator in Essex in which the majority will
be 10 instead of IL. The majority ON olnt ballot
will be 20 25 That will do, though the Star
that never sets should not have descended quite so
near to the horizon The Burlington Free Press
says
Local questions side issues the license question, ana
variety Of causes separate from political division hsye
operated 10 deiss, Wings IN strong 0h'S t9HHs ana 70
elect Loco FOcos The Whis vote 10 smaller snd the
Loco-FocO vOte larger. than they were last ycs-Sno"
ia, two thing. lat that the Wings have been quvty
reoo.pg In conscious strength and % that the Loco
Fo,o. have been gy besUrtas hemseires Ia the nopo
10 catch US mapping Thank you tor the Lesson gen
tcmeu &" We OEe you 0Hs ,
rha Third Party vote mas fallen of They have one
(or tso) more Representatives than they had ss year
bnf hare lost Of the IL toons ley caSred IN i-4o
~ In our report yesterday OF the Proceeu'
ing. Of the Chicago Convention Committee, Mr. Duane
Webster /. made Secretary OF the meeting, by mis-
take Of the compostor 1t should have been WIN Du
AK WILSON Mr. Wilson Ia one OF the editors OF inc
Nugaukee sentinel sod has taken lively ioteres, 10 tno
grest work Of Iot-rnsl improvements
Hos. JoHS CRAMER.-The Albany AnaS says
this gentleman. who is Delegate from Saratoga
County T. the Loco Foco State Convention Is " a
new man and in favor Of new men Tor state
Oaicen-as he also was last Fall new men
Of the Gov. Young pattern The Loco Foeo party
In this State may want new men perhaps out tney
want new principles much more.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-17

r. AmbrosiaI Tooth Pasfe.-Fof clrAnslhs w
,.s = .rd vqm. nd communicating a. asfseao oSof 70
thi. AroBr1.is Paste Of Ofris 4sd on-r hsgfsnI
e,,-r,. a.. b.er srknoT sdg-d fH superior 70 cry
~, d.ntdrce Being comp 5uade1 q ssHlaseni in.s
,si. Ia h.fdens he g1fas and makes n- A'hrI. tnDfs
t,, s..r from premature decay tbs rasr 400 coni-
ortre.ceat ADD 1-t-fse1t Properties IA an emil
@ .-,rIs ard d. Frequent csc 10 s1f1 ee4ns ~ sep
- - s,.efb md faJa sweet am n~,ny cOoti lon
p,~o.r~d and sod ~ HSSKY JOhs-Os, Cosfni., and
nts ~ Br,-d~zs 10 ~ 0rsnits Baisiug corner Of
S.r..f sod al.o Al 100 Futon o. ard CoIdnzioo o
~, sqs. on. 81 corner 4 zpraz. Price = cen1
ans lmeoc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-17

rhis rumored thar Robert iyIsr. so1 o. s sns
I. chrre 10 naples, lR,esnond Wing Tuesday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-17

The Ministry resigned on the 18th ult in conform
ity with Lord Palmerstons demand. Senior Rod
rigo Magalhaens for six days tried to form Minis
try, and then gave up the task in despair The
prospects Of this priest and royalty ridden country
are gloomy indeed. Clouds shadows and dark
ness rest upon it,
There had been symptoms of disturbance at Lis
bon but no violent outbreak had taken place by the
last adyices. A Cabralist pr0Huaciameato was
more than probsbe-and the removal Of the British
force will be- from all appearance, signal OF a
general rising.
Faya the last Of the islands in revolt had re-
turned to its allegiance on the eth ut.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-17
BOARDING.

DOtRD-A small private family In . quiet oestioa,
Dv.h 10 let one " Two rooms the ID
foor to gentleman and his wife, with board. PRIVILEGE Of
aror and fuel during the Winter if required Also
pleasant room with fireplace the first door to single
gentleman, with breakfast snd tea Apply at ~ Mepoass
It a. I'm
llOtRDl>G IN EAsT BROADWAY.-A s.a.
- teman aud his wife and two three single gentle
be accommodated with pleasant apartments aud
board by Supplying at IN Esst Broadway References
changed els ~.
IkVAhU IN BkOAOWAH.-A few single ssoss-
Dmen. or gentlemen with their wives may be accommo
dated with ps'ors and bedrooms With board st5i2 Droad
way, between Broome and spring ETC. Location peasan,
and s-nteel Rsh room IN ths house su's In
aruAkDI NG.-A lew bo-roefs y be- accommodated
~ With pleasant rooms 81 W hiesl few doors east
OF Broadway auT ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-17

- or. BraE.nx's bOd, Bracr . = 49,. -.
I'D ~e.aress Of IN voice. ilnfs sf.nc - . -
-. iy.r-,.is e,o stgal W All pl.-ss s--l ~cs2'
l,un.e5 -rf ..dss @e4sy female 81 grow
.-.-, - =. tispossf - troop sn1 sf- ., .rry,
y .--.f .rhi~rls ~til - dec 1rc ~.-f "a ~
49,, s-,ersncs xiser many disinSnshs. e4,tsy
80 ssvs ss~n rescaet from sapsfAnne&1o1 ,roIn or'
si.,, go bronchltia Pamphlets scd oooa Coumor
60. rtysnx irfornsftcu- can De Dad q 100 ones ~
I Az 10 slisEdAnes % ls1iss. ilf eodn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-17

~ The Restorative Cordial pres - =. -
T.rrytoNnl % ce.-trsI-1 f0r sAoNsunE Ut
-. .s~e-oos " w1icn fcnai-s are 7rci -rly slDlr.l
r-.--- .r-rsth fn q. css-s u teulty, ard p-ftfns
III. -sstr-.in cr-k Dyspepsia, 10 suc a. Tio.-fe- &C
80 80 /. q 4 y sa~Ds ieU Fsilln-sts 80 40 -
$50 \ Co no sroa1~sy kEd % As-of nc1s- -
sroaa..y y Ees Bro-d~Al % hl-so.-' - a. - :,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-17

murder OF the Duchess Of Prsslin by her husband
and bis subsequent suicide in prison. The facts,
as far as we know them 10 relation 10 the affair,
are simply these
The Duke and Duchess Of Prasin held high
position in social life, though he was in no way dis
tnguished IN the public affairs Of the country He
entered the chamber Of bis sleeping wife in
the dead hour Of the night and with deadly
weapon, and under circumstances OF peculiar
cruelty, put her TO death The only cause
OF this horrible crime that we can gather from the
papers is that the Duchess had on the night Of the
murder reproached him in violent manner for an
improper intimacy be had carried on with lady
who had been governess of their nine children.
Some Of the English papers contend that the
French Government connived at the suicide Of the
Duke
The French Ministers have finally yielded 10 the
necessity Of the case ard reversed the decision Of
the authorities OF the City Of Paris with regard to
the deposits of Flour held in reserve in the public
storehouses, and have decided that they shall be
delivered to the bakers for the consumption of the
city. Half the reserve was to be delivered imme
diately and the other half on the 10Th OF September
The case Of Benvaon, accused OF perjury. has
not ct been decided.
The number of bankruptcies in Paris during the
past year is l,l39.