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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-01
ADJUSTMENTS.

>'tBIO'-, A-rOR-PLACE. BROADWAY
NSr-sr Manager NJ JoHN SEtroS-L--.isr. Mr. WooLS.
o. SATURDAY EVENING. July 0, G,.nd OvvruT-,-
Aferv lcl . Grsfr Dsrrrs. men, ty y Danselsrs W
eno.es PAS sTfRlEN. a. given Dbl OBJ o. ia ne pdlcpa
TI.-at-rs n Els an. France and Oe.mA'y
To bel succeeded BY t. ,dn.rs- Alscal Souiedieca OF
PROMOTION
Co De "a Girie......-.-..- Nj ch.openda-e.
Ma ls..........---'' '-' Si.ou-
CAsf --..-.... -.--''''''''-'' --'-'' ~. 49, se~
T. be- 10. oVei by Rurl Dlsrfrsrre' ? fA> Dis bsR
GERS by a Dia.yl-r- VI uuci.e- as danced ~ lrn n
noe. o, Tie prncig-l rlesiers % E4r'pr az Amcrics
Quarter u a. Lu4rs iu.efilssign TOO rriicsaii1n.s
rse c-esr-,es BELGIAN GIANT VII tasa sPpeAr IN A
,ah.-aa. as GOIIAH GOING To bAIILE. -,
CHINESE BALABlLE from the bA e ITCHING,
rDHANG. TCHUNO. with new soeasry, &C. ~ Is Dan
ssuses euuoi~es
- r'ese,. s" esaas. To commence a o'e.oe. .yl
CASTLE GARDEN-Perflrusnc- a. commerce a 8
ooc.ock Admission 80 cents Ar RDAf Nm
INC, July ], vf nr presented tl- vcy Cfnclief4 %
LEND ME FIVE SHiLLlNGS
Tie HII'SsR FAMILY vii hen have tie aoaor Of CIV
M TYROLEAN CONCERT
lni-uis.u of hsf su hur Promenade Conversation
and Refreshments during which srs may a-s0 DC obtain
Cd u the range q ~ euili C1suuramas.
T0couc.ule " b The popular farce Of
FAMILY JARS.
Porce,'n. NJ Nieknsan Emily. Win So6e Nh. Psilip,
MECHANICS HALL, a. sro@d~sy, ortsvvt
VI Grand and bruome sts-h 1nday June .eih, AND
EVERY NIGHT DURING TIE WEEK
THE ORIGINAL CHRISTy's nIINsrRELs,
whose Concerts during the pS- SiNs No>rhs nave n-st
received Sth dsn pushed patronage snd uneNampr
respectfully hsi hey WI continue
heir Original and lnniAhe entertainments every evening
/ anu farther notice.
Admission 3 cent. Door. open st7-concen vii CON-
/ nence ats.
Manager sra Oir1ctor-E y CzRisrY
AFTERNOON CONCERTS EVERY SATURDAY.
D'"rs open ~ oclucs--comiuencv al s lren wis.
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r-~ su. .UHkW.HIRY, LO

y NlMkOD VII wave I0ol MarArI q on Sst
urdHv. July Z. 1T oc iOck, VI. Rrturing
Mn-hnu mnIlnD. lmlX ). al n..nck. A NJ NL ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-01

I,KEAr OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Patent safe aoo
N Bank Lock-securiy against cA-picks ant 20 der
mag be- seen aAd had Of JOHNSON BROTHERS
IN TSSim' 81 Waerst
uaKERY FOR sALE-Slock aud Fiuures-
tbNOw doing good business and IN good octnon f"f
particulars inquire al corner VI Chr sopher and Wa-hnson
- .N,N-l VA ~ =
VI BuSses three plV ingram Hd Venetian Carpeng nj
the siorr Of LAWRENCE q ma'-st Also heavy Oh
cloths IN Sheets calcu aied for halls and saloons nf Which
vi he 50 d At tue most reduced prces gl lMD4IM-
INLAtsS n BUNrING.-An assortment Of Amer
4 E1sgns from SKA 10 2N5J eet constantly on hand.
sni FAKE Banner Of every description made 10 order
~ .hoft notice So Loui,n Bunung for sale m lots L.
sui purchasers Lyi ST. HORACE l. Sill, 50 soatlst
,NUR SALE-A Paper Hanging Manufaciofy an in-
ttrest iu tile p-rsOr dIsrosvd % become
partner. win cash capita OF ; 600 con ISIS Of a.
AMI two presses, win large AMI we-'eiecl1d a.
meut of patterns Address Branch Posi- Nee, -
B.eecker-st appointing time aud place for meet ~
ly 3tcud'
gTKK>CH REVOLuTION.-G VALE, having re-
4 uirnrd um Pars vii LecureHt EHglt Had. y Dca-
cNt -mOrrO evening AZ Ocioct upon the recent hrN0
uu,n Fcauce tracing the connection between tls an
fhe Revolution Of 10" The Times that ued mems Souls
Az ms ruciive lecture may be expected Adnssi,n "a
c-uis. ladies free. Hl II
COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS and Conveyan-
y The undvrsiG ned having had great experience 10
preparing documents tenders hs services 10 The draw
iug aud taxing testimony ecSnowi. dsmeNs ana pD,s %
al In trlments, mongase-, dels rtsvs pow = ~ aof
ney, &c. HENRY d. shAhOt' Nuulse4oii &C
jyl IT, Ohce u Chan6ers-.t
lN7M. 4 TYSON, Public Caterer. 81 Thomps,n-st
w Sprnc. wnud respectfully mgsrn The ladies' and
gentlemen Of WORK. BfOokyu aud vicinity, thai
be- furnishes Wedding, Dancer and Evening Par with
he necessary articles, silver fuIks, spoons lader,
travis baskets. et china, glass hanging brackets hanging
usiHls, &c. Ac Ice cream cciuuarV couks ana Wa-
err "a short nOuce and livery ressonsOe prices.
y b Meals cent oat aud Cards Of Ia'liAuon delivered
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-01

Ir"uope Chapel bapti-t church :, Withhold
Pe-le " % sl, ~ vy ny Nnsis am -. P
Ia. b, Rev. DAVID BgLLAMY Services al a O'clocs a Nj
AM sganeT before O'Clock. ? M. Seats irco )vS0N
~ Grand Temperance KalIy.-Iu accordance
vh The Recommendation 1t DE Chy leHperahce Soe.l'
81 Greene near Bfoouest % Tuesday next July T. st@
oeuek NJ. Rev. Dr. PleS VII pre,lde Add,esses 10y
nsug sprak.rs Capt MgNXNaN ana he crew Of The mp
"Aaierdsw Temperance SC eiy - JUS sInsed rom do
fthe church All sing several Odes The ship Masters IN
pot are respectfully invited 10 be present
,v,a. / WSiliSSN' Committee
~ fire Dcpartment.-At a meeting Of the Engt
p,-s ,rs Foremcn ~ the Fire Department held a. Fire
men, Ha ON "Wednesday evening, The ~ June, the fol-
low 4 rvsomu0i were Unanimously 40. ~ d;
,lreS That the Foremen OF the varo Fire Companies
u - n.r-,rnf he requested ., call thrir companis. TO-
srr nfse fhe md 7h ofJay inc u.ive, and that
b r the me n,5crs saa dies gnS,c by ballot The PER
.ou whom they wish 10 be nominated as an Engneer 10 M
the vscaucy oocasoned b. he deah OF Engineer UEoh1E
KERR.
Il ~ hs body 70 act ss Inspectors
Re' leo Thsth- Inspector shall REJECT ne feuIn o. ga.
ard ever Company eut ed % vote eccordlg 20 H"
~ conformity wlh the rules aud re- uaOns a'opeN .!
R,.i T,sf .bs,l he the duty OF The Foreman Of each
Company transmit 10 one oher he Inspectors 80 a.
poled, certn sie, signed by himself ana tle =.
TIE G mpsly showing Tie number OF votes ana 'u
o. he rsons 90 whom such votes were gi'ea al le ee
Ing held i,r .lch purpose. ..,.......
hfseffeo luAl zoe Inspectors snail ftrct
tfc.Ie OF Company whose shall have been hea
after I O'clock, midri IN o. the I'M Of July. - u
RSeired tbs, th- Inspectors shall meet Flreman's va.
tie 60 Of Jly, from unit TO receive the returns
u The different COnpsnlcs
Inspectors
EDGAR H0LLEf, o. Hook and Ladders
GEORGE r. SMITH Of HOOK sut Ladder l.
CLARK VANDERBILT. Hose Co 50
{. ANDERSON. Chsrrran.
OEo. a. BUCKINGHAM Secretary Jyl ls.sdIUaSiah
" Card.-Ob.er ing by he proceedings Of NEE ting
a. F.fem me II 3D. that nominated Of the can
dfse> TO q h. vacancy in the Engineer Department with
ell rrspccr ml decline allowing name 10 be used
Ia the canvass llt'l WM THOMPSON, Engine Co %.
II Fourth ef Jnly, Hats for the Niilion.-The
North American Hat " ACQUIRING Co BO~eTy. ItcE.
MANAGER For elegant Hes for the Fourth, iheTe j. uut
clear or hsuer place Than DE above NBf0u save
& N he purchase Of single hsI' lyi IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-01

NK. BO-TN ICh'- FOURTH LECTURE On Sy-
Dpbis and Diseases OF the Genial Organs illustrated
with drawings viii be given on Saurdly evening. July
conner Broadway aud Grsll-st Lecture free Melica
men ,nidruts and genlemea invited to aGend Al s.
c,sfk. lfs -tis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-01

EA-TIE GARDEN-The public respectfully IN
\ 61rned thar Castle Garden open during the day Ad
mission p cents myu
NOW OPEN al 5o3 Broaiway.a grand and valuable
Ncoecton Of Works hy the GA Masters Jelo Inns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-01
FIREWORKS.
FIREVVoRKs. FIREWORKS,

AT 81 MAIDkN-LArEi
ar every description, the bel quality, end 81 tne owes
" price PURDY 4 ROBBINS. - Maiden lane.
m,fEHIVfis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-01

BAKERY FOR StLE-Slock aud FlNiures-
ID Now doing good business and IN good location For
particulars inquire al corner Cur sopher and Washington
ST. New-Nor Jvl 81
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WANTS.

" IN % Adrytiees sent By saR usi be osi-
mid or Nsy ,0ig not be taken ont Of the Otee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-01

lIOARDING.-Rooms to let, together separate.
ID suitable for gentlemen and their wives single gen
ueinen with pari fui hoard The rooms wei ven
ulaed being hi pitched and healthy, with warm and cold
bath for the free Of te occupants Apply 81
Houston ~ New York. ie22 owls.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-01

sailed I'm Coq4mbo Ap a. shp Crusader Met Boston sNd 10
tie valuable csrao the Ued States from that
nutg r.e quantity OF Peruvian oaf aud valued IN all at
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-01

NSANTED-Twenty good agents o. sell the Life Of Gen
w Taylor splendid edition illustrated by - teen beau
Gl engravngs Il contains rect history Of hs me- ur
evpns az ihe hole ar the treaty Of resce, and list Of
tho killed aud wounded. AsO 10 sell Halls OF the MOntr-
ziuas" Battles Of Mexico" and variety Of o her very
selling ths - works. Apply 70 HUTCHINSON, 49,
Nn-sst New YORK Orders from the country peculy
solicited js26 l'viss DIV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-01

WANTED Hoysr and Cayyiog On HDe-Any gen
w em-u raving he CITY Tor he sseson, aud wish
ing % leave bis HOr-e and al September wh~re
they viii be We'll cared for hgtty used, and reason
a paid Jr, may hear Of chance by applying 10 TIE 70
nor % The Tribune. lVI MS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-01

IlVAKD IN BKUN Nv II .I-FuIlUTs Win ucu
ID rooms attached. single bedrooms, either with
thout board can be- obtained 81 Broadway bathing
room for bot cold and shower baths attached 10 the
house ie24 l0tss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-01

the Catskiu Mountain House. viii be opened for the
eprOn Of vsier. June a. Coaches will be IN attendant
II the dock ON the arrival OF Day Boats and from Aban
zoe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-01

~ Card.-Ob.er ing by the proceedings Of me- ting
a. F.fem me Ii - that nominated Of the can
dfses ih. vacancy Ia the Ensineer Department wiih
due rsspecr nl decline allowing 10 be used
IN the canvass llt.l WM THOMPSON Engine Co 3s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-01

H.td.r. o. d. Ws,.r,rI Irrleri Bro ballast 90
krta Pa---1ssr.--Nra and Ailaa, aai % 10 thr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-01

RICHMOND sure s9Au scbr Richard Thompson Corson aud
Fmns Hennr At thereon Nlon. Sailed, slrs Dart oouers
q RI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-01

kE&f BARGAINS may be made IN tapes ~,
VI Busse's three ply ingram Hd Venetian Carpeting nj
the STORE Of x LAWRENCE & ma-st Also heavy Oh
cloths IN sheets cacu aied for halls and saloons, of winch
vi b. 50 40 ine most redlcel nrces Nl w DAIIW-
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kllAIkIllNG.

BOARD On BROADWAN.-A splendid fuit Of
ID apartments 10 l- separately treiher, with f or
partial Oard. the second floor, with ticOny front
one Of the pleasant locations on Uadway. Sir gle
rooms fer gentlemen Transient bOarders will be- taken for
the summer Hot cold and shower baths for the accOm-
modstiou ofhoirders Also Office let a physician,
SD Broadway. lvl lw+
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sIOARD-Single gentlemen or gentlemen and wives can
tohain geniee board application 10 - Narcks oppO
sue - Iohn- Park ie7 mus
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,i,uAT nEIICUTFUI, SUMNER RESIDENCE

manifestations ant rooms
Dsutahe for families or single gentlemen, are 10 81 WIN
hoard al rs Nsrren-st iel7 III
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NAANTED-By q young who understands bonk
~ accepting Iv double aud single enry. and write r.
fsir hand situation clerk bous-keeper; wO1d be
willing % Toxic small compensation and make himself gen
ers useful The satisfactory references given Al
dress W d box l76 Post once lvl His'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-01

RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT LADY, lately
y arrived in New.fOrk, who has been ia he hah Of
teaching years wishes for siraiou pre-
psraory roverness either DO M city vlcntyi under
-tands French AID tho various hrancfe Of Fnesh-sso
plain ana ftu~y L. and Houd assist hOusrkreping
R-spec sbe testimonials be- produced, II Teql red
noe addressed % T. h. e. Ibis ofi:e yl To-
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Go. f fv.lbonl Ne Keat - ds fn Tufss l'lani
ID o. 4A st O. I.eier lslioa.re Ncses len oeile re-
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-04-29

FENHE following is list of persons who have
n taken out licenses for the sale Of spiriiuous
liquors, and whose licenses are unexpired; the
time at which such licences Will expire being
thereto annexed, and published by order of the
Board Of Commissioners.
Harris s. Wheaton, Grocery. Hazel Green, ex-
pires April lsi, ls4s.
John Rice, Grocery, Hazel Green, expires April
Z, lSis.
John csibb'e, Grocery. Ha2Jl Green, expires
April Z, Is4s.
John iaherty, Grocery. Hazel Green. expires
April rs, lS4S.
John smons, Grocery, Platteville, expires June
.. AS.
J. Elise, Grocery. Beetown. expires June 81.
AS
Ed. Thomas, Grocery. Pigeon, expires June 81,
Daniel Daring, Grocery, Beetown, expires June
%, as.
Brown & llurlburt, Grocery, Bee,own, expires
July 10, rs.
J. r. shipley, Grocery, Lancaster, expires July
IL, AS.
5. IA. Farmer. Grocery, Plaueyille, expires August
9. AS.
d, w. Hall, Grocery, Fairphy, expires sep,em-
her Z, as.
September 20, AS
John Ban6eld, Grocery, Pleasant Valley, expires
July 5, AS
John Rabm, Tavern, Pigeon, expires March 81.
rs.
Peter or,, Tavern, Dutch Hollow, expires May
p, AS.
Jonas Rawson, Tavern, Big Patch, expires May
"a, as.
Taylor s Carter, Tavern, Bulgerorum, expires
July 5. as.
Brownand Sutton, Tavern, IL Mile House, expire
July 9TH, lS4s.
Preston * Cottle. Tavern, Hazel Green, expires
July z, AS.
Andrew Barnett, Tavern Lancaster, expires oc-
toher 20, '4s. A
John NJ. Otis, Wholesale, Lancaster. expires No
yember 10, AS.
L. Bayley 4 Co., Wholesale, Plaueve, expires
November 10, AS
L. Muler Wholesale, Dutch Hollow, expires
May 20, as.
w. Hunt, Wholesale, Pleasant Valley, expires
April IA, AS
+. Eardman, Wholesale, Pa,eville, expires
March 10, 'l9.
Permits granted until the next session
of the Board.
III. III. Hone, Tavern, jamestown, taken GU,
February 10, lsls.
Jacob Brock, Wholesale, plattevilc, taken ont
March Ii, AS.
Attest: f. p. WOOD, Clerk, b. c.
Lancaster, G. c., W. T., March II, 'ls.2-tf.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-04-29
PETITION FOR DIVORCE,
wrscoNsIS TERRIroRr,

WISCONSIN, TERRiroRY,
Grant county,
District Court, United States, for Grant county,
W.T-septenlber Term, A. d. 1913.
yfarg Burks, IS. Samuel X. BUrks.-Peiitioa
for Diroree.
YUyHE above named defendant, Samuel L.
Burks, will take notice, that the above named
petitioner, Mary Burks has filed her petition in
said Court against him for a Divorce from the
bonds of matrimony, and that at the last March
Term of said Court, the said Petitioner obtained
the following order in said cause, to wit;
''This day came the said Petitioner, BY ii. W.
NicAuley, Esq.,, her counsel, and filed her petit
ton in open Court. And ON motion of said coun-
sell ordered by the Court, that notice of the PEN
dency of this suit be given 10 he said defendant,
by the said petitioner, r this Court, ON the first
day of next September Torn thereof, by publ
cation in the g Wisconsin Herald, y newspaper
published in the town Of Lancaster, Grant Coun-
ny, w. T., for four successive weeks. the first
publication to be at least forty days before the
first day of the said September Term of said
Court. And this cause Is continued until the
next term of this Court"
true copy-Attest;
L.O. SHRADER, Clerk.
II. W. McAuLEY, Counsel for petitioner.
Dated Lancaster, April "A, 1913. sat.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-04-29
April Session of the Board of Commits
sioners, e.. e. w. Il. IslS.

The Board this day, proceeded to the appoint
ment Of Judges ofElectons irr the different Pre-
cncts, for the ensuing yer, aSd appointed the
following persons; to vii:
PLATTEvILLE PREcINcT.
John Bevans, Harrison Bell & James Durley;
Polls TO be opened at Atwoods Hotel
HAZEL GREEN pREcINcr.
Robert Langley, Charles Mccoy S Lott slof-
fat: Poles to be opened at the Empire Hotel, by
Harrington.
LANCASTER PRECINCT.
Thomas STANLEY, II. Liscrm s A. W WORTH
Polls to be opened at the Court House.
BEE TOWN PRECINCT.
William Cole, L. II, Brock & s Burt Polls to
be opened at the Union House, by Thomas.
PoTosI PRECINCT.
Robert Porter, w. McCully H. L. Massey:
Polls TO be opened at the office of c. X. Lord.
FAIRPLAY PRECINCT.
Warren Hannum. Senr., ]. B. Penn s I. j.
kirkpatrick: Polls TO be opened at Woods Hotel
HURRICANE PRECINCT.
James Bonham, N. NJ Bonham s Rural Monil:
Polls to be opened at keen's School House.
WATERLOO PRECINCT.
j. E. Dodge, w Hurlbert s Mr.. Wharton;
Polls open AT the School House.
PATCH GROVE PRECINCT.
Henry Patch, Thomas Nagle s. Moses Hck-
land Polls to be opened at ii. Patch's house.
HEAD OF pLArTE PRECINCT.
Norman Mcleod, T, Burns s William Bull !;
Polls to be opened at George Sparks house.
cAssyIII.r pRErYNcT
William Pollock, Charles L; Grave & r White
sides; Polls to be opened w Pollock's house.
JAMESTOWN Precinct.
James Gilmore, Thomas Lane & Ii. Vanvleck:
Polls to be opened at liowe's Hotel.
MuscopAl PRECINCT.
William Garland, L. j d. Parish s j Moore.
Polls to be opened at Garlands Hotel.
cENTERvILLE PRECINCT.
William Kinney, J, Hudson and w Benner:
Polls 10 be opened III Griswoid's Hotel.
MILvILLE PRECINCT.
C. C. Drake, W. Kidd aad T, DeIap; Polls to
be opened at Jared Warner house.
NEW LISBON PRECINCT,
James McKlnsey, w. +. Russell and ], NJ.
Robinson. Polls to be opened at Jas. Mchmseys
house.
sMELsERs GROVE PRECINCT.
j. NJ Smelser, c. Y Orwell and II. Calhoun:
Polls 10 be opened at J. NJ. Smelser's house.
PLEASANT VALLEY PRECINCT.
S Drum, A. w. Emory and J. Cary: Polls
to be opened at Nicholas Hotel.
FENIMoRE PRECINCT.
John Swilzer, Geo. w. Dillon and C. w. Lo-
ney: Polls opened at the School House.
MILTON PRECINCT.
J. C. Orr, VI. X. Young and Austin Lord; Polls
TO be opened at the Ray school house.
The boundaries are the same as last year, ex-
cept Cassville and Patch Grove. Out of these
two precincts, a new precinct has been formed /,
including part Of both, called Milton Precinct,
which is bounded as follows, 10 wit;
Commencing at the South West corner OF frae-
tional section q, town 4, range g., and running
from thence east, TO the south east corner of Sec
ton 23, Town A., Range 8, from thence North TO
the North East corner Of Section %, Town 5,
Range 5, from thence West to the Mississippi
river thence down said river to the place of begin 9.
Ordered by the Board that the above list of
officers, be published in the Wisconsin Herald for
3 successive weeks, preceding the Election in
May, 1913
A. A. PARKER, Dep. Cl'k. G. c. w. L.
April 18th. 1913. 7-3t.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-04-29
DIR. j. X. RICkEY's
IMPROVED
RASiLICON OINTMENT.

VEyHE BEST ointment in he world, for all
! kinds Of wounds, cuts, burns, frozen parts,
fever sores, old ndolent ulcers, white swelling,
scrofdlous, sore nipples Of nursing women, ring
worms, beaed breasts, biles, piles. felons, scald
head, eresipelas, and wherever inflammation ex-
lists, this ointment Is positively unfalling rene
DIV, aud wherever and whenever Inflamatory ac-
ton exists, then and there apply this remedy
This truly wonderful Ointment has been used
with great IN all cases for which it Is rec
ornmended ia regular practice for iaOre than a
century; Il moi ony possesses counter iniiamatofy
properties, bot also soothing aud healing quail
ties IT. action i ike charm, giving iiDmedi-
ate relief and produces healthy sappuTalion,
thereby avoiding al the evil Consequences arr
sing from too powerful aziringent applications
whirh lave 4 tendency to dry mp fresh burns and
scalds, leaving the inflammation IN the system a
secondary irritation. and worse tlIan the first
tCy~No family should be without this ointment
when the cost i % irifiBg, and rs use 50 fire.
qEen.ly called Tor; only 25cts. per box
f[SAn the above Medicines prepared and
for sale BY Dr. J. X. RIcKEY, az the Lancaster
Drug store, ". T., Also for sale By Cailin q
Coles, BeeiowB: Moore X Lane, Plausille; Dr.
Day. Fsai re d. Chen; DR.. Armstrong, Poiosi
Wool'., FairpIay; n. Patch. Patch Grove; VIM
Whiieside, Blaie's Pralrie, aEd b agents ihTcugh
oa the United States.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-04-29

BY LAST NIGHTS MAIL.

Cleveland, April Is

Cleveland, April is T. ~
There has been a severe gale on haN0
Fr;e to-day from the northeast. 1t COM
menced about II o'clock IN the ,o'e"con'
and blew great guns at $ O'Clock THIS ai'ef-
noon. :,
!, was followed by heavy ram, ending IN
snow and sleet.
vessel coming into the harbor here at
,p NJ broached TO, and struck bar, but
finally entered in safety.
# has now stopped showing, but the wind
is high.
The Milwaukee left Buffalo this morning
., 10 O'Clock, but has undoubtedly made
mort somewhere
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-04-29

From MExioo.-The ratification of the
Treaty by the Mexican Congress begins to
look extremely doubtful. The latest ac-
counts say they dare not do it. There has
been more fighting near Chihauhau, in
which our forces secured Il pieces of can
nou. The battle lasted nll day, aud the loss
is said to be heave on both sides.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-04-29
NoTrCEi NoTrCE.,

YENHOSE indebted TO the subscribers are re-
Il. quest.d to come forward and make imme.
diate payment, as we are preparing to leave for
our Spring stock, lis important TO Us, we
receive from cur creditors something little
more soiid than promises We would also say.
we are selling & . o DIS at vary small adj
vance from cost, for Cash, and those wishing To
purchase will do well 10 give Is call before
laying out their money,
KENDALL s PARKER.
Lancaster, February 18th, lsas. s0-tf.