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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-05
ACTION rACE1GF NIIT


AUCTION PACKAGE SALE.
RT CATALOGUE.
OF BOOTS SHOES. HATS. CAPS. &C.
~ .ho 10Th December at 10 O'Clock, A ~. will
y De offered nj oa5 w5,eholse. no II Ger.
"aN STREET three hundred cases Of tac a-
n'Fe Noots, comprising q general assortment ~
mons which are seventy five cases il)JJ PAIRS
urus ltICk gC-gei ERGGAES. Also
Ncas RUSSIA ttDEAEE
Boys and Youths. thick BROGANS
'iens, Boys and Youths zip NONROES
90 do Thick 10 BOOTS
DO fnc calf skin stitched and Grained pee
ccd BOOTS
DO agle, weltej, double sole and Water
Women's. Misses aad chIldreu's coarse and enc
shuCs
Me.'s end womeu'spiain and dressed Rubber
DycrshJes
W5msu's h1c fuus5 tined and bound do
'leH women GLtchliarrus patent elastic do
do do Cl Leather DO
Wrmcn's worstrd MCCAIN
o. eases itcus ard boys hair, seal, fr. s~tale-tg
cloth Hud g,gEEt CARS
50 dozen PALM HOODS
Russia aud Fur HATS
SaE1uy Nulru HIT EgBInhai
Latitps Brass TACKS. etc
MEBkliL HOTCHkrSS.
hnF p 1bciulu e.. Hl..n0r4Ta.
NEW NOVELS do Icon. csgDf...
u ida. Captain Evd, Creighton. Engs u,b,4r
Tower Of London. G.lalHh.1, QurIuara. .4r.,I
Leslie. SaIm1genli hg pauid.rz. Charcoal s..f,b
es iust received aud iorsl's hy
mly2) RoH5 a. STEPHENSON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-05

IANlLN sAAAFH FNNH tAAtls Linn
From WHEELING 10 WOOSTER. ONO
~ way - NioNm Picas.at
Ho5ris,i'c. GeorgcteNn. -
E@a jr. S.,.oOr Frukhn. Egst
Pat.No0 gai.s4~iohia esus
D,y,r S.mwsrut.. a:.igu. hin.u' Ea-~n Edcnhrg
Wooster. ana Mansfield Ccaueei"s Wi'a 90 rfah
Lines. 10 Baeysu. Ash.ort. Narws&. S~sudusky
civ. aud CfravtiaI. l.a,es Wheeling. evsLy
a!arday. "Wednesday and Friday. a, - O'Clock ~.
and Wooster ora TsesJay. Thursday and saturday
Passengers by this hnc, viii arJ,ye OF either crd
ia time % connect ,siblh mail Lines running sast
and west.
The Pr. hcgs leave 20 tender o. the puhhe hts
grateful acknowledgement Ga Ihe liberal patronage
heretofore bestowed on htS Liac--7nd takes this g
casoa 90 assure them. thar np eyrcussss sttention
shall DC wanting un his part % render rvrfoct md
fan satisfaction 20 al wls u1y travel In hs iiac
suJ having lately renewed bis teams and placed
new coaches on the road, tc Gauer- himself ihs'
he Will merit. and hopes 90 receive a liberal share
ct pralio patronage. Per scaa apply at Tho Bes .
.,ac q. s Hotel
= = MYERS. Proprietor.
2 l. DENNISON Agent
mar H.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-05

TRUST SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
ERE virtue Of a Deed ur trust. dated the 25nJ
I'D day e July. 1870. nul now OF record ou The
hooks ofChl1 County, Va, AN Decd Book No "a.
mac 2g2. ! shall proceed 20 cell az public auction.
af trs door Of ttC court house OF ssid cous'y.
ON Tnr.,dy. Oh, s7th day OF January. ist2. he
C.llgyv..- Ic'slct Real l,.a.e. situated bon thr q.
~ty.f.gl.etus w. L0r BIO 2, Boo TIE IAjh sClafe
,.rl sr nf Monroe and Fourth streets
LOIS 3 .. and /. in lsray. Jpdegratrs addition
q, b.rf.. leuE t1G brewhDuse property now
occrplrl hv "a CLARKE ANA Co
south half ,flnt No ism thc iGth square, Tots
A rrI sof iut Miller property on Maiu street, be-
ing pastoli Yf Nol1 sac square n t'e lo"'
rr town 1iHbvg,1-, and measuring "a feet ttu-
chess OBJ Nria street.
Terms fa.l. known on the ccy 0f sale. Seiing
As Trustee, cuuvyy only such ftlC lals y-s;c. I
me bs tas atur-sa.d deed.
Oct 5s-,s J. LIST. Trustee.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-05
TOIs! TOYS!

TOYS! TCES.!
SEtlIABLE for Christmas WA Kid, and iJ.u.
y TED Dole, Horses. C.o,h Toys. IN beautiful ar.
u,.e) Drums. Ladies Work Boxes. Tooth uI Ua.!-
biusacs Nc. &c. = NELLDG.
nr' t' Union Sfrrc,
= AbSSOLUTtON-PHe copl7,ucrshsp here.
81 iiHra existing ia he name Of a. p. Golf
O.. was ials day dissolved by tuc mutual consent of
a" r1HNsgs. a. p GCFF.
dee 70 JAS. CALDWELL.
aBALM SCAP-5O boxes No 4 on hand aul E-
n sole very l9w by
dec 2e NJ REILLY.
HBJGERs sUPERIOR FAMILY FL0UIg as
4 well as 'yari1us other standard brands. con.
s'luiIv 0n hand and !or sale by
dee % ~. REILLY.
TASK BAISENS-5 casks Raisins jus, 70.
u ro'yed aud ;assale by
nov 30 ". REILLY.
* AI'E-50 barrels 40. ! Sai,. igsl received
= ari lar sale 5y
nov y JOS. REILLY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-05
A
WESTERN INSURANCE. CoMPA

WESTERN INSURANCE. COMPANY.
CArr,L 100000.
TFNfHS company. being now dolly organized. j.
prepared % make Insurance ou every de-.
scaP,iUn OF Frs and Marine Risks. such rs Dwcl.
hing Houses, Store Houses, &c. with their contents
Also, Steam Boats. Flat B7lisa and Keel Boats. with
their carruCs. 90 and from any port On the Ohio and
Mississippi rivers. or Ihcir tributary streams. Ap
plicuiiUu for insurance 20 be made ioI The prcscni
az the Office oflhc Wheoling Savings Institution.
mar 5 ROBERT Mccoy. Secy.p.L
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-05
NEW GOODS.

II H#| NA.NNNEa
- X. SWEARINGEN respectfully inorm,h r.
W friends and The public thar he is NOW lcca.y-
ing a fresh supply 0fFail aul Winter Goods. con.
s,siine in rar, Of rich SILKS "a large lssoItnel, OF
shavls, M1uslain De lane, F-anch buinhaznss. Eng
Ish & Gc-ran NcTiu0s. cotton. moha.. Nslk ho.i.
crg, French and British ]cliurzes. wyrs,cd plaids.
worked collars gloves ofsl descriptions. thread. la.
ces, &c. cloths, c]assinvrcs, sauiueus and yes,ings.
blankets aal iu fact every article usually found iE a
iTy goods establishment which VIII lee sold 900 rIca-
~ WI'".. ~ sept rs
1900 barrels No. Pfusburgh Sail received -n
con ignncut and !0rsale low, b.
sept IS JACOB IL MITCHELL
On BARRELS Brown I'auucn' oil, Ju.t
~ 'c.lCt aut Gr sale low boy
sept q JossPu REILLY.
Go. Wilson uENaY WRIGHT. HARVEY GLEASON.
WILSON, WRIGHT, 4 co.
~O"4A!SSICN FORWARDING MERCHANTS
No Or!,aaS.
Refer 10 lie merchants eeneraayoi waecltgsep %
iAPROFED CITY PROPERTY FOR
SALE OK EXCHANGE.
II WILL sell low, autur long crejitFIIi1
a lots with their Improvements. To- aud neal
Tie ee2're and business psTt " sneuIJy; wI,ca'
are n'" renting FOR about 1880 90 laIsa ye4g-y..
"L' gA.iai ge Zoe whole or para sWgy ,: vag,i
'si-i Improved land, 300 ;b.s state, 1HG ~IJalI
ae,2o JIJACoE
nERISO BUgEs.
WILL sell Al iow pr,es - or a. N-sno AID
A sINouy books Any vcrs,u ,ha,may wan, nIll
please cali atmy farm GA FORKS Of Short Greek
nr 90 JlJACDB.
TO COUNTRY IEACTERs.
7 VIE auhsr-Itrr has Jgst received h, Foil and
= Winter stock ofIlttcrs stock a~udr-nn.uss
together with a iusEe 10, olgum shelsC, Russia ual
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-05
AMOS Y GRANT. r. N.


Dasr arr have bad .,l5 fever aud aguu t5s
"a mJa:hs ;G Is3g1nL'4l. riel all tua doe
tJrs "a iEs town al. tyu5 purpose. I was geau-
cel Dv nl-r' sweating t|Il coal. src-lc p Ea.n
= tr.e1 the -anuugc and wls relieved OF sweat.
Il tsres nights aGi gtlae shakes Iu uI4e days.
Yours l-s-g-a-'.r
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-05
BRENTLsNEEfg & SaTAELCROSS,
AUCrlUNEERS AND CONMlSSiO,

EffENEAstEEs ShiAEhNkDSSs
AUCrluNEERS AND COMMISSION
MERCHANTS.
1865. N,EEtr sQr,sE. WELDING. 70
yETlLL attend 90 sales OF Real Estate and cvo
Va ~ description OF Merchandise GA The most
favorable ,erms.
regular sales 81 the store on WEDNESDAY
and SATURDAY &C cash wcCS az DO o'c.ocN,
4 y. oad N TUESDAY and FRIDAY. az
T6ly have On haud q splendid as-sor,mea,o Of
DRY GOODS,
WI. d they will sell a. private sale al riices far
h-low t1' current satnelu .ne GtE. or 10y
SKETCHES or EMINENT AENiS
~ FRANCE. with a portrait OF Theirs
Walk and waEicuaEslU literature,
Dutcbc- of - Adams,
Secr,tFcc. oy Ga, author Of who shsli be her,
Joseph RUSS w1odly ca. AarsJgtii
S.r-s 81 Florence.
ltshv Gag : ant DywapE,
IsitiiO,a ar tac constant man,
P5heao.h, o. legend cf Mound builder. &:
oct % ROBE & STEVENSON,
SPERM OIL. o f.ey7 supply, Just received sut.
~ for sale al ,Hc emily Grocery store ~
WANTED.
TINOTH 3 srct, Bees wax, and uscu=. Ga
which he D. gAtst market pf.ce viii be us.ta l
1c;5 Ia. ELLAAAGR
ERUGEE s]sureror fresh ground Family Houl
- !ur sale o.. tsc .-m.'y s,ocery sfar, Of
0ctb "A. \. ELEfiAKFF.
NHiltH - sua sugar fr FgssasyiGS ,eg sal,
" az The Fanny sf,ccry store
nrt5 IN. rIIMAKFR.
RESsT HARE'S celebrated Glowing ,obac
pS co lust received % The Fumly grocery store o
oct = IN LLMAkER
a NEW supply af Joseph GIllOu's superior psl
"a ent steel pens Just received aud Tor sale .,
JAS. A. INGRAM.
oct l9l, Main ELrcet.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-05

ETET-SA NEW ARRANGEMENT
A THREE DAILY LINES FOR
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON CITY PBILA
DELPHTA and NEW YORK fAeaonHrr.
S~peaf!' o. MAI CHARIOTLLNE-rnaux
PASSENGERS ONLY.
Runs through 10 Baltimore by eontrastin a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-05

. long aci'se she found herself better: she .
now aatartr woman.
fovrs. with much vcarc,f.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-05

aNOH tENl-Cao snail house .uaAIITs Row
Z Centre street Eost Wheeling. REM moderss
enquire Of JOHN FISHER. l33 Main 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-05

1900 barrels No. Pittsburgh salt, received -n
con igumcut and Orsale low. b.
sept 25 JACOB & MITCHELL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-05

gENOBACCO.-lU boxes small plug laycnIIs-
n sale Dy Honey Dew. l25) just received
and 70 NJ. REILLY.
may
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-05
nmOEe BY sontrastin a
The only line al that speed.

Leaves W hcellus every morning at 2 % o.
ciock.-1skSsthe mSIifall roaccars q Frederick
arrives I~UBaiumVTe second mCrnuc tron
NheeHnr,) takes mali ears and reaches Phl-
a~dciphia, Washington clsY, ere New Yoiksam.
.Hny
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-05

Trev.eENcE, RI scutl9. 1891.
-- .s--T. r.Lt.cr vas confined to AtruEi
1900 rsr .ver vas much aiiec'eL' She was
r.-. .rrr .Htry' The cares ct one rftae urer re-
-r1r .sr.a aus. vino, after 10, had cNC.t.l rIs
.r.-t s.fa, declared hCr incursaIc % as alast
T-r-r.. seHtt1 Boston 20 order Oh be 4,ubiy sue
Irr.f.1 tle genuine article, ana purchased one
t-lt % GoglcSs MntcH.cHs ~I-afsa. uad t1
Is- tha1a week after ,1c commenced taking
tks Medicine She lagtc 'n cEd. ana d. now we.
hgt.uE taken ec1H' aslfa bottle. Hni I au sa;t--
E-t tnrt bad % aHf been Tor the -auut.te She
wrcu,J hCve been lH her grave
- L-L-- IL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-21
A Brighter World than This.

Oh! when Itrod life's early ways,
Hope wingI my feeting hours,
saw no sh adow in her rays,
No serpen, in her flowers;
thought on day S Of present Joy,
And years CT future bliss,
Nor dreamed that sorrow could alloy
So bright world as this.
Alas the fairy dreams wove,
Soon from my fancy fled,
The friends no owned my tender love,
Were numbered with the dead
Upon their psllid lips pressed
Affections parting kiss,
They left me for world Of rest,
A brighter world than this.
Nor DID the spacious world supply
Those ties Of opening life,
False was it's mockiag lattery,
Keen was its bitter strife;
And FIST began to look
For purer, truer bliss,
And loved to trace IN Gods own book,
Absighter werld than this
My wounded heart desired relief,
found the good sought;
And now, in trial and in grief,
feel the soothing thought,
That though the wording may despair,
When robbed ofearthly bliss,
The Christian humbly hopes to share
A brighter world than this.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-21

unacc ommodating one is not in existence. 1t is
quite Impossible for him to understand his place,
its duties, his accountability to the public. He
seems 10 lose sight Of the fact, that he mere
servant of the Sovereign People.
General James Hamilton arrived in town yester-
day, no doubt with view of extenua,ing himself
as far as may be from some imputations in regard
to the foreign loans. General Hamilton is a man
much esteemed by US. and none-no not one, can
believe him for moment guilty OF any such acts as
are by innendO attributes to him.
Our worthy Mayor, Mr.. Mintzing, is very dan,
gerously ill., and but slight hopes are entertained OF
his recovery Business of all kinds is excessively
dull and money scarce We have had few failure s
only as yet, but fear the worst is 10 come We
are best however, with specie paying Banks, and
whilst exchange on New York from other places
south of Mason and Dickson's line is from to 81
per cent, sight drafts on N. Y. can be had at any
time from one half to one per cent On the whole
think Charleston is looking up, its maritime oca-
tion--its inward resources-the wealth OF its cit-
zens-a and its beautiful women, with their most
beautiful feet aud ancles-is a capital not easily
apnihilated.
will occasionally give you the Z" signs of the
times s" As usual, "SNAPPo.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-21
THE NEW YORK LANCET.
EDITED BY JAMES ALEXANDER HOysTON,M D.,
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY.

The want of a weekly Journal, devoted to the ad
of Medcsand Surgical Science irrespective
local. individual party interests aid established on
bread and permanent basis has been long felt by the
profession in this country Tosupply thi. dsdtrotun
object Of the present undertaking. The New YORK
LANCET will be conducted principles somewhat simi
lar those which have been successfully adopted in
the management Of several European publications Of
kindred character, and sckno ledged utility II Will be
entirely independent OF any particular set o. men ana
will uniformly endeavor TO advance, by every Legitimate
means within its REACH the great interest: Of the emf
neny useful and eev ated profession in whose service
it will be engaged.
When the proprieors state that this periodical will
give record to the really valuable results Of
experience and obser alton othe thou
sands OF scattered the widely extended
field oil the United States and will present TO the
best adapted for practical utility brief analyses
the labors of distinguished medical writers in Europe
and this country they that
alone will be found gain for the plated
all the patronage which they eire In order
to be explicit however, following outline Of the
plan OF the publication is submitted The contents Of
each number Of the will he comprised under
the follow ing heads
l. Blief and pqusnt REVIEWS of new Medical Books,
Periodic ss Lectures and current Medical Literature IN
general.
Ill Tar MEpIco.CHrnuRcrcAL REPORTER, including
notices the the Surgical Cniqnes the Hosp
tails and in priv alto practices with selections from tine
Esrop. an Journals.
Nv. EproRIAL DEPAkTMENr.
vFoREIGS AND DoMEsrIc PsorsssIo 1SrELLIcLNcE
Such the ground work Of the plan which this
tonsl Medical Journal will be conducted; and on the
carrying this plan with faith ulness and ZEAL the
pro repose with, they trust not presumpous
confidence, their hopes offuture and full success.
The LANCET ill consist Of sixteen pages svo double
columns it will published every Saturday. and for
warded to all parts Of the Union with the strictes pune
tuality and despatch.
TrRss- Three dollars per snnum, paid in advance
O Books pamphlets, plates &c, for review, and all
relative to the editorial department. to
be addressed to the editor at the office of the LANCET
Subscriptions and advertisements to be forwarded to
the publisher ames Gordon Bennett at the office of the
Lancet, 81 Ann street, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-21
Lines ON the Death OF Mcdonald Clark.


Author Of" Battle Of Tippecanoe," "Ode to Love" Sc
know that thine DER tortured soul is at rest
know that thy beautiful spirit on high,
Looks down, like beam OF the eve-iightcd West
From its home in the climes OF the sky.
Too long vast thou here I! Oh too long for the on
Whose mild soul, like Leaf harp Of June,
But gave when illumed by the God Of the sun
To the world its melodious tune.
All little they thought, who so csrelessly threw.
Their rough hands Ger the sensitive Tyre,
Ofthe feeling and truth which his intellect drew
From the warmth OF its my stical FIRE.
Thus the glorious star from its orbit may fly,
when the ones who cheered by its light,
As they stupidity look to its pathway on high,
Will cen scott at its comeike flight,
But rest in thy sepulchre, Bard of the Heart
Aye,r.s. while each garlandng flower
From its lea-covered cell OF the winter shall start
To enwresthe for the poet bower
Oh Nature let man to his minstrel be cold,
Asthe breath of an iee-9ettered rill-
Yes. Nature--yet lovely and kind as Of old,
Will hang over her worshiPper still.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-21
Rochester.
xlsuc> oT the Herald

Correspondence OF the Herad.I
ROCHESTER,, March, l6, 1872
Political Squabdts Proper Policy 1heaf'l'
cal-Reision.
DEAR BENNErr-
take the liberty Of Offering my feeble Efforts to
assist you in carrying cut your gigantic purposes,
which have already marked the Herald century
in advance of all its contemporaries; who now en-
deavor, (having failed Of breakngit down by their
jealous abuse,) to initiate its course.
The democrats and wings are both at loggerheads
among themselves here just now. The independ-
eat portion of the former have thrown off the shack
les of General Could and blush to think they have
so long submitted to his ignorant dictation They
succeeded in defeating him in his application Tor
the office of canal commissioner, and also Hyatt,
editor Of the Advertiser, who was log-rollng with
him and lobbying for the Office of collector-who
had even gone so far as to engage his clerks, not
doubling the impotency of the cobling General
This throws them all into confusion, as the Gene.
raj does not submit to being degraded to the ranks
without struggle. All his efforts, however, will
prove unavaling.
The new board Of aldermen could not agree, there
being two candidates presented for the Office of city
treasurer, one by the Generalthe other by his op.
ponents. y The consequence was, the old treasurer
(whg) was reelected, at which the whig party are
n high glee this morning, and the democrats quite
chop fallen at the papable insubordinati in their
ranks.
The wings are quarrelling about the appointment
to the post-office yet, and various other matters
trouble them They have lost the city BY abusing
Captain Tyler for vetoing the bank bills. Their
miserable party srgan (the Democracy advocates
all sorts Of old fashioned and unpopular notions 8
goes for high discriminating protective duties
yelps at the captain-dare not speak out against
the contem ptible course pursued by the whig ma
jority in Congress opposes the direct tax, which
all persons Of common sense to DO so important,
to bring up the credit and set the example expect.
cd from the Empire State"
Are you aware that your views N ct with hearty
response from a large party, daily increasing
who think with you, honestly and fearlessly =
who are pledged to notking but the good Of the
whole country ?-whe despise all who attempt to
create sectional diff cuties and animosiy, between
No and So I When no such cause ex;ets-we say
90 ahead! You have our best wishes
j. R Scott is here starring our theatre
Fnney and Blrchard our pulpits, assisted BY good
stock companies.
The learned black smith delivered two lectures to
fashionable and crowded houses last week, who
| listened with unftigned pleasure. Whtn will you
establish branch Of the Herald here, under the
supervision Of the jeune sditeur! will not be 90
tedious next timeif you approve this, publish it,
and oblige your friend, Burr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-21
TrxAs.-A friend recently from Texas furnishes
us with the following notes in regard to her condi

TExAs-A friend recently from Texas furnishes j.
us with the following notes in regard to her condil
tion and pro spects:-
The cotton crop NJ Texas for the last season was
upwards Of sixty thousand bales. Galveston har-
Dor was up to the latest advices, filled with ship.
ping On the 4th day Of last February, there were
four British merchantmen in port, independent of
numerous vessels from the United States. Three
fine s;eam ships now run between New Orleans and
Galveston, and are crowded with freight and pas
sensers -Four steamboats, ply betwe,n Galveston
aud Houston city. The Trinity is navigated by
s'eamboats four or five hundred miles, and the Sa-
bine almost 10 its source whilst Red River is nav
gated TO near Clarksvils. The tide Of emigration
is at present very large. A settlement Of 100 per
sons from Kentucky and Indiana is now forming at
the Cross Timbsrs, on Red River. A gentleman OF
high standing from England hiss recently made
COZ tract for the settlement Of 1900 families upon
Upper Colorado, and gentleman from France Tor
a settlrme Of several hundred families upon ine
Rio Grsnde, near the mouth of the Puereo.
large number Of persons, respectable, inie,ngeh'
and in comfortable cireumstanes', ~ FTAA'.'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-21

CURED FOR ONE DOLLAR-such is the efficacy. Of
y Dr. Tho mass Specific Pills. that they warranted TO
effect nd speedy all OF class
The unqualified they have with IN the most dim
cult cases. al give them aclam 10 the attention Of all
those who Reed the Of similar medicine For sale
27s Broadway, Chamber ST. 70 and 100 Fuon ST. ~
Leo Broadway; Syme, eeBewery. Price 81. f2lm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-21

Post UD1ce IN ChdFIest0n- GenfTdl James HdmHfOn
business Trade, &c.
FRIEND BENSLrr-
As l consider your " Herald" the only truly nde-
pendent Journal knew Of and feeling also satisfied
that yoar paper is read by "Captain Tyler,"I wish
merely to insnuate to you that perhaps we have the
worst managed Post Office in this place Of any in
the Union. This day brought US three northern
mails in one batch, having received nons for three
DAYS prvivous. In this matter there 10 great mis-
manag cement somewhere. Charleston is one OF the
principal sea port cities Of America, and me des-
patch or arrivals Of the daily mails Is Of much con-
mails are irregular beyond any precedent and it is
b;ch t;me for those in look to it, Should
you think il expedicnt in accordance With these
facts to lay the matter before CsPtaln iyisr, the
There is a kind Of half starved, surly, murky
looking fellow at the window Of general delivery
who must and shall be taught manners, for 4 m3re