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Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1843-08-01
Micbtise Weebi,imem.
I)jarfd,all's Sarfaparille,

Scr ausseosbnte Gstrauh bon SarIapa.
rill1 teit pielen peraanaenrn Sabren, terpo9
ben grflnorr bieIes NrtieeIs IN 1928, es ccr
Ssatbtun9 ber amerifaniiebenSaeultat ansm'
bieteu ltno ,pssen Gensr Ycrtrsffittfeit nuts
Dc ee in alien mebisin,Iben Sournalen NIB
3eitunaen jener 3eit, putli5rt. Scltcsm
1T fte bauii9 in ben SereinistenStaaten une
anoecn saMpern, NIT entfbiecenen Sortbeile
esbrauebt mcroen fir SerofuIa, Nbeumatiss
mus, Settsr Sefbwirsn, Sefhdoiaun9en
bcr 5aut, anfanaenoen 6ulten nnp alle ats
bre &raHfbeiten Die bon ilnreinem Slute ent'
tteter uno ais eiu Yerdnoerunasmittsl in
6ertIt nno Srhblinas5eiten. Sieie prsparas
ticu, rpie e jest bersitet ipirb, 1T lei ,peitem
bic bette oer 2lrt Die jsst i'm 8ebraucb 1T.
gang OerIebiepen bon jenen neihru ,tno fabem
91ifebunaen, tpelebe nut Nahatmunsen oer
Original: :Wleeisin inr 3ablreibe gmpfebs
lun9em fins erbalten pcroen. piele caoon ftno
BON pen terhbmtsftsn 4cr;ten, Die, naebbem
Ite cieIelbe in ibrer praris ause,penbet bas
ben, tpillis iinp, 3ensnib bon ibrem Slusen
su 9eten.
gFgine atbt ltn;eufaI6e enttalt mebrbon
benz prtenben sprin3ip per Sarfaparlla. .,pts
cine GalIcne jener DliIcbunsen Die as,ptbns
lib berfanft rperccn, unS Die neldbs i'm Se.
trauebe Der Sariaparllla bnter9an9en more
ren, ,peroen lit eielem sin ,pirfIamss Seiis
mittel ftnccn.-prsparirt BON 9S. WsarIctau
sig. Warftitra6G pbilaeelrbia.
AfarsehalIs 1yurmHSprup una Gma
fant Observation-Disclosures fit Sinosr ems
pfeblen, els bic b6hit ltberfe umb miriam,
lte, bis jest entbsfts phrmcr serttsrenoe
t1Ieoisin. Sletfpcm 1T es ais (tebsres unp
wirfIamss wurmnittsl. bon isbr ansrnsb,
mem @elhmad, bab fsiu Sinp Iltb ,peasrn
miro es su nebmrn. ge iit eben 70 rplrtlam
in 5ciluns anoercr ltetel, iolete als $sibs
peb ,grbrseben uno aIIe anosre $sipen bsnen
&ineer untsrwcrfen flno. &c 1T unIebastar
jur >neeruns oct 9ttmer3en pelsbe Ginbsr
helm 9urttreeben per 3abne leioen, ulo e.
tenie ipirp es rmpfcbIen fit ensliibe Sranes
beit, Stibtatsn unO Bebfslfieter oer Sus
senp. ge 1T gang ricnlid fir riefen 3tpsf.
Uahrenb ee 'pesen ieiner ltnitule gar tsinsH
Shaoen tbun fam.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1843-08-01
Gin NotenperfalIbcr ertappt.

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Gin Notenperfallber ertappt.
am leeten Donnerfas lansten atpei @o,
tenoerfaliber in unlerer Staot an oenen
es 9elan9 cine ibrer auf bic Bennington
Sanf, 9efdllbten Noten in bemStobr bet
9erren Selfriose uno 8it Ion gu paI!iren,
worauf iie iib natirlib aus Dem Staube
t,abten.-eontabel SeQers feste ibnen
fo9leib na6 uno mar elddli6 eenu9 Ell
men oerielben, ber iib 8risbt g o.
ber nennt, in Srerlertaun gu perbaften,
Der ff6 nun i'm beitsen Gefdnsnib bein=
Bet. Sein 9eiealbafter 1T entpii6t. =
Sberiff @etberbolo bat alfo nun wieber
elnen &oit9dnser. 6. patriot,
Iuffinouno. 2(m Samitao Is
bend fanoen einiee Matrolen, tpelde in eis
mem &abne iiber Buffalo Greet nab Der
Manoune bss Sbifeanals fubren, oen
&orper zines Mannes. Die SuBe paren
nabe an ocr Oberflabe Der @aners. Der
Gbriee Sbeil oes &orpers ibien ourb elm
@emibt nieoereebalten gu iein. 2ls Der
3orper aus Dem BaGer eenommen nor
Den mar. seiete ee lib, oaB Elm Stein Don
60 pfuno auf cine iolebe @eiie an oen
Oals 0ebunoen war, oaB es offsnbar oer
&erdn9lufte nidt ielbff eetban baben
Fam. 1us ben &lsioern uno elmer pfeife,
,pelte in ieiner Safbe eefunoen muroe,
ibliebt man, oab Der 8eruneldcfte Elm
Deutfber uno stpar, pie Ginioe oermu:
then, elm bauiirenosr Sube aespeien iei.
Gr tpar 6 SUP l BOD srob. bate ounfel.
braune, tbeil.peiie sraue Saare, par iebr
Gut an9e8o9sn - fbnarie tIbene 6oIen,
elm tubencs Beit, ibparSe Somba3n
erauatte, baumnouenes 6emo nit 9qin=
fpanofra9en uno Irmbanoe uno neue fa!b<
leoerne S6ube. Gr ibsint apiiben 40
uno so Sabr alt 9espeien 81 iein. Man
olaubt, oab Der &orper nibt iiber 4s
Stunben i'm @aier oeleeen babe. Quf
Der linfen Sbldfe befano fib cine bebeu.
tenoe Serleeune. ,pelbe Setdubune ODER
felbff Den SOB berporeebrabt baben fam
ber Sbdoel mar ibrioens unperleet. Sc
1T faum einem 3peifel unterlporIen oab
oieier l1nbefannte ernoroet puroe.
Buffalo Weltbiir0er.
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Rub loii8feit. I'm (eeten Sreie
taee puroen au Baltimore Sspei poblee.
fleioete iunoe Mdoben, Namens eouiio
8anfs uno gmilp Nbbep. BON oenen er:
ffere Is, uno leetere 81 Sabr alt 1T, Dor
Den 9oIi3ei Maeiitrot 9ebratbt. Die
Sineere nabm auf Nntrieb Der Uelteren,
aus ibres 8aters 8Ireau 45 Dollar s,
wdbreno eouifa fib NIT Sineen beibdf=
tiete. um ieoe Qufmerflamfet auf ibre
Mitlbuloioe wGbreno bes Oiebitabls emf
fernt su balten. Sie rietb bierauf Der
fslben an. @ift su faufen, uuo iolbe5 in
ben &offe oes Saters uno Der Wutter 3u
miiben. Sir oas enttpenoete @elo wur=
ben &leioer oneefbafft. eouiia muBte
8ir9lbaft leilfen. um binfbtlib peier
Ibat ndbere Grfldrune au eeben. unb
Gmlp als 3euoin auftreten.
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mabten Su @eor9etown itpeiSrIoer ,Wil=
liam uno Sames S'Brian, Den 8eriub,
ibren Stiefpater, in Solee zines Streites,
tpelber meeen eines ibnsn pom rebten Sa:
ter 3u9efommenen @runolfiefes entfan=
Den por. an erlbie6en. Der .Wofbino'
ton Snte(iseneer," ,pelber oiele Neuiefeit
mittbellt' iaet oab iie in 8erUabriam
eebrabt wdren. Minerpa.
90
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Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1843-08-01
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9el,e,tS=Noffdnt,

Das otlsriiberlfsi unb rpirfiamife Sosilmittsl
fir Die 59eilune Der us3ebruns, 1lftma,
Keblfudt Stibbuiten uno alsr Sranfz
beitsn Der Vun9e uno Quftrobrs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-15
Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, Satu ay, May ID

PHILADELPHIA, Satu ay, May Is.
DEAR BENNETT
Yesterday quite an Interest was excited by the
sudden and unexpected arrival of the Great West
ern, and the Herald, as usual, ahead of all its COM
pettors, was eagerly sought after. BY the way, the
able and interesting reports given of the anniversary
meetings during the week, have afforded much
amusement from their raciness and humor. A wide
field for the same kind of literature exists in this
city, and could you, in your columns, afford sufi.
cient space for similar reports, it would doubtless
enhance the value OF your paper in this State.
1t has been currently reported in town, that Mayor
Scott was more frightened than hurt on the late
thrilling occasion. He has not yet made his ap-
pearance in public, although his wound is of very
irfng character. Shipman was taken to his odg-
ings for examination, Immediately on his apprehen-
sion, yesterday afternoon.
Charlotte Cushman had most cheering house at
the Walnut last night The house was filed to the
ceiling and, at the present reduced prices, it is cal
culated 500 were taken at the doors
Dan Marble has not come up the expectations of
his friends Sllsbee, who has been playing at the
Arch, is nearly good with less pretence.
Forrest has refused, il Is said, an offer at theWa
nut for reasons unknown publicly.
The concert for the benefit of the Gaudaoupe
sufferers was poorly attended. The French inhabi-
tants of the city were almost exclusively only pa
irons. Yours, In haste,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-15
Literary Notices.

LIFE CT THE REV. l. T. THOMSON. Appleton &
Goa very interesting memoir of an estimable
Missionary A great deal OF important information
relative to Eastern Asia and Hisdostan is commu-
nicated.
TRAVELS IN PERsIA-By the Rev H. Southgate
d. Appleton Il Co. This ably written and attractive
work contains great mass of Interesting and vau-
able information relative to the East II is printed in
elegant style-two volumes-price ~ cents
The DAueHTKR's or ENoLAND-By Mrs. Ellis
Another of the delightful works OF this most delight
full authoress. II has been published in elegant style
by the Langeys who deserve great credit Tor put
ting these valuable publications in the reach OF eve
ny person in the community.
Boz's New WORK The last published part Of
Martin Chuzzlewit and also Backwood for May,
will be issued by Winchester this day.
LADY SALE, JOURNAL or THE DISASTERS IN AFP-
eHANr.rAN has just been published by the Hapers,
in an elegant book form--price one shilling.
ALrsoN's HrsToRY OF EUROPE, No 8, is out.
NEw YoRK LEGAL OBSERVER, (May.) Samuel
Owen AZ Ann street.
Tom BURK OF OURs-Nos and are out.
The ROVER. Nos. and g. La Bree u Dean,
1872 Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-15

FANNY EIssLxR IN BREKcHns Fanny Essler
caused almost great crush on the occasion OF her
benefit in London lately, when she appeared in the
" Bal sous Louis Quartorze," as courtler OF that
brilliant period, and danced with Mile. Dumlatre
attred as a fine lady in appropriate costume An
English paper says
60 To return to the alLconquerng Fanny Elsier, now
about to leave u.s. and the graceful DumIre my aP-
peared when treadng that lofty measure (the minuet de
Ia cour) with stately dignity yet perfect ease and quiet
Who could dream that the larry form Of Du-
m;lsre incased in buging drapery OF the seven
teenth cenury-and yet the expansive farthingale the
stomacher the npped Sleeve the stack Of power
I'd hair an the heeled Shoe became her exceeding
w. Fanny Elsser in the white satin cost, the velvet
mas and the formal peruke, the beau ideal Of the
and refined gentleman of the period and looked
ly elegant in her endowmens Of sleeve and
rufle No would have guessed that Dumilatre. that
long backed person. with her lower frame mued
those prodigious layers Of rosetne silk was the airy
creature who clears the stage In three bound and or
Fanny EIsser she seemed to perceive drolery IN ne
antique part she was playing and she mmicked me uk
gish ease Of bagwiggsm, with an arc hness sna ..
gravity quite irresistible. She glided about WIZ n
ing selfcompacencv and touched the fingers Oh Dums-
tire with aoical indifference.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-15
NOTICE.

THE TRUSTEES Of the Village Of Wllismsburgh here.
by notice, that they to adopt
eedy liquidation Of all legal claims agsins the Village
Those efore, who have claims against id village the
well and pump the village, well nay hold
judgment lam OF description for the pay Of
which the village be eby requested give info
nation the Clerk OF said village at the Trs ee Hall
or before the 23d day OF May ns stating particularly
and date Of the cism together name OF
the ouGiptl owner
The SAID Tru woud also give noice that they have
made Tor pocu maps Of the
village. three dsnct All persons there
FORE holding esl that heeby requested 10
Bucha, the Trustees Hail. st Get Of tie nature
and the held by them that
all sscb property may be tax d to the true owner.
By order Of the Board Of Trustees,
JOHN G. MINTURN President.
wilism, burph, May 2, 1913 mi t2sssc
CNHINA, GLASS AND EAKTHE NWARE.-NoIice :
" The ehoe fhe ensve and fashionable contain
ed ia he astor house, comprising article
line, ia Offered for sae at and below the
concern .
Rether with splendid en Of fine cutlery consisting of
Scissors, tnknIves, dressing ctse-, &c. &c.
DEAF sESSrhe stock aud SITE of tbs Acoustic inntiu.
usually kept this reimbursement will be disposed of
bargain. X. SIMPSON,
N ~ The store to let. A,tor House.
may .lms,c
FISH HOOKS AND FISHING TACKlE.-I. 4 J.
BATE received by the late arrivals from heir
fact nslasd general asorent Of supe ior Fish Hook
Fishing chile winch h-y offer for sale the
terms Ma tin Kellys fDubul Limeuck Hooks; salmon
ons black week. trout pckenl aud cat Fh Hooks; paen
cal Fles salmon trout snoods gimp; double
Fishing. Superior drilled eyed Needles.
@"im'r tn BATE. 70 Maiden lane, up Stair,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-15
C0RBYN'S COTTAGE,
sTRYKER,S RAY


rs NOW OPEN, and full operation, for the Spring and
During the winter many alterations and improvements have
been made which will believed and materially to the COM
sALOON forgive feet in length ha. been erected for
the Of large parties dinners, suppers con-
ceys, cotiilons
entrance has been opened for the rendering
the ladie.' psrics opiet and selected.
Oi the WINES Lrsuons, CoNrEerierARIEs, CREAMs &c,
F iss vi
will be s,ed sustain the this house already
COaBfN's COTTAGE
An Ordinary every sunday at o'clock kets 50 cents
70 sfrykers Bay l. situated the psnas the Hudson
six miles from tn City Hall by the BIoomngdale road Stages
hour from The corner OF Tyon Place and Chatham
street. Fare iik cents. n3 lmr
THE FRENCH AND AMERICAN EATIN @ HOUSE.
No 81 and &C Nassau street, between den lane and
John street, bengf the months thoroughly
reped, The kchento be att red to the West India PLAN Of
and heat cooking which j, in general very ocns
most ca houses-aDd the d uing saloon enlarged
Frei style with ma BILE ia les superb oil
paintings mibls statues of General Washington &c where
upwsd, Of 50 per with III atrnce makes
the EeDeel superb sId conf bic
taI,hmeus the Upion-whr from 6n 10 10 dishes are
fee and anes black Tea censa cup; the best Clare,
Wine at cents a small botte,
The sub,criher sens,b # the truth h,t rerenchmentis
the order tie day. Is confident that no ace snm WHERE
for of ch havin ben his cons ant ann to endea
10 AZ the economical prices Is usee,. 70 men
TO" NOR th. fame his House being ng sioee c,ta6n
wi by the d. Of gentlemen Of the hfst
respectsblity that daily tnere.
With 70 generous snd dscrmipatr public for their
mill wsr HENnY COSTING.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-15
THoRAx.

SIR CHARLES BAeor-The Kingston papers of he
h inst say that Sir Charles Bag"ts health is the
who'll better, but continues to be very foctuating
The fine weather we have had for the last week IL
in his favor As his health is such az TO permit nj
his travelling only by water, the Warspite will pro-
coed from New York to Quebec, to receive him.
He will thus be able to go all the way home by
water.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-15
COMMERCIAL ACADEMY,
DAY AND EVENING.

THE AMERICAN Stand I'd System OF VIZ ting. taught by
VI F. j. Aruauld from Albany-the only ina ble
method to become flashed writer in the Of five
eight les o hour each. Succ guaranteed all
from the ofi2 Such recsdentea
this beautiful style Of writing Iruly lite that TIE
,ceptcal have yielded to The evidence Terms
Only dollar and hv cents for the cour'e of lessons
Book Krepiag, couble single esry.-A complete modern
system entry OF double entry :mPifed6 by wh the
double book keeping in five din, FORMS acquired in
from SIX weeks two months Five collars for The OF
ms
A,nauld his leisure h'u. continues 70 write pos.
and biance radssmens chants boots make
state Of affairs TO and verify books gone
into .ooe just individual and rih and
unsh plans Of books business
arranged BY the simple concise and satisfactory FORMS
N B-Mr A. will at the residence II
quyed and in &C tdemies, moderate terms
Referepces-re John s. Van nsselaer, Esq Howsrds
Hoe; Aide Ar old Neson and the Office Of the su
dav no sOd2 Sr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-15

Down EAST Bill OF FARE.-The' following is a bill
of fare of a grand entertainment given at Hull,
down east -
Whale soup, pckerel pie, pohagin stew, codded cells
roast grampus, powdered CLANS lobster mush cod
pets picked sea serpent hallbut PUDDING, baked
die, deved hippopotamus
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-15

DRousur.-After long drought at the South
that was injuring the young crop Of cotton, the
have had refreshing rains
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-15

MORALS IN THE LAND OF STEADY HABrTs.- is
said that large number of applications for divorce
are made to the legislature of Connecticut, now In
session-probably several dozen in all. Mrs. Mil
Ter is now living in that State to qualify her for
like purpose.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-15
United states Circuit Court.

The Court will take up the Argument Chennsrs' On
the discharge Of the jury, in the following oruer
Law Argument; 2 Equity Cases. 8. Appeals and virus
of Error; 4. Bankrups Cases.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-15
PALMO'S ARCArE Bath,
39'HAMBeR STREET
THE GENTI.EMEN'8 SALOON NOW tOpEN

L Reduction.
Baths %. '...'''''.'.''' rs cents.
Baths with robes sheets. ....37K
Is ucke for. S.
The subscriber having leased the above
of hiss commenced in prevements scale which
when completed, will he ers himself in taste
in the world having y.ted the be. eoaSpcted bshs in Eu
he feels htsa assuGG his fellow citiz
The whch has for the thirty
po matter WI cost the spend
Tor social comfort and nee, hall
cccnion be lo sight Of and that to the
of the EuIol Baths he take the hbe
Of adding Of his cutv ted
and we'll sstc, all that he has observed wanting
der Of bath TIE me plus ira" Of RE
The Ladies sal will he in readiness few days
ia DESCRIPTION Of he impr viii be given when
completed ard the whole thrown rr Lubic ms .ctiop
IN l5-0mec FERDINAND PALMO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-15
WADAWANUCK HOUSE,
STO NINGTON COMM

STONlNGTON, CONN.
THE above Hotel eIecte" of between sixty and
seventy thousa ,srs, AID furnished in STYLE sur
rased by similar this country cpen
for the II ception Of company.
The hou located end OF the village
looking the same and rem it, spe ndid and obs
be had beautiful the Sound shpDag and
islands; also Of the ocean, from which
be nj iyed IT'S bracn n and sea breeze.
THIS establishment epjoys advantages for bathing
having the house hot cold fresh baths
few rods distance, belonging the hotel there ba hing
hose for sea bathing with large swimming bh for gentle
men and for LADIES' with dressing attached well
rivste b'ths Attached TO the hotl thes is BLIZZARD
Room and DO wiling Saoop aud for the
temen ard parties who fond OF fishing there number
safe and mmodiou' sailing boats with areul take
charge Of them no Understand The locality Of the various fish
ing grounds. for which this place is SO CELEBRATED.
In depressed of the the charge
for ooa is reduced tn The f0llow ing rates:
Transce-t Board per day, 81 20
Persons msIDuR SIX weeks, in the months OF
July end August, per week, 90
For weeks, or loeee ~ the months OF
May June, September, or October, per
week, 500
Chill rem and servants half price.
The object of the subscriber will render his house
quiet eentee hotel and the time he wishes study
the comfort Of his than the ~sabhpg Of arbra
rules. HOHATiO BLAKE.
Formerly of the firm of Blake Reed Of the Marine Pavilion,
Rockaway and Waverly House, New York ms eod3x
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-15
WASHINGTON GARDENS, HoBoKEN.

John lkELAND the we'll known proprietor OF the First
Place. grateful for the patronage hitherto received his
fine nds and DESTROYS continuation OF respectfully
informs them and the public generally that he has lately
the Wa hpgon House, situate odson street Hoboken
within few minutes walk from the Ferry formerly occupied
by the late mes Sweenv where he will be happy receive
calls from the friends Of the late proprietor also the public
will be supplied during the WITH excellent
Of the and choicest of flowers The bar being
greatly enlarged aud newly fitted will contain good
Cf aud Liquors Of the approved quality
and Of the brnds-aso Sherry Cobbes
Mint Ju'eps and lunches made the best stve Refresh
ments including Ice Creams and other delicace of The
SON He has also fitted up seperate and sitting par
ladies' which front the Bay and furnishes view
Of the most delightful The subscriber ned
hat nothing shall be wanting to The comfort OF his
uon, has also rehed the Bowling Saloons with entire
the of visitors OF the
unnecessary TO than that they will in all be
found att ntive to the of the visitors The snbscrber
from his long experience in the business, respectfully soc
share OF the pub &c patronage and pledges himself that moth
ing shall be wanting on his part, those n his employ
contribute the comfort and enjoyment of those who may
sso.2w.r JOHN IRELAND, Proprietor
who il an experienced teacher, wishes to are into her
family children boardc and SCI oas She will spare
pains render he house pleasant home the pup ad
them in their sude,. livery proper will b.
and retired No day scnolas United. Terms mode
Refer Mr. A. Arnoux, it3 Fulton st; ii Hunt Esq No
sChamhers street; Mrs Feet 6) r.enwIch b. "
Hart 5n1 Houston sIect Mrs Cumbrrson 1 Lauens
and to Mr. Jone j. Butler sJohn street. where will be
made known. mt2wsr
y kONZn-ROZELT co. import the above article
- onect from their mandatory, when enables them
sell very much lower than apy oher house. Dealers and
mould examine our iui and splendid assomen
n2s lmsr ROZEL1 & co. I Pine 1t
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-15
To the Public.

To the Public.
THE NEW YORK HERALD--daily newspaper-pub-
shed every day the year except New Years day and
Fourth Of July Price cents per coPy-or 0 20 per an
num-postages pad-cash in advance.
THE WEEKLY HERALD-publishede every Saturday
morniAspce Ct cents per copy, or $s II per annum-
pogtages paid-cash in advance.
ADVERTISERS are informed that the circulation OF
the Herald is THIRTY THOUSAND, and increasing
asst Nhas the largest crculaon Of any paper in this city
the Uerll and Is therefore, the best channel for busines
in the city country. Prices moderatecash in 3D.
vance
PRINTING ofal kinds executed at the most moderate
prices, and in the most elegant style.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PscPhiEroR TIE HERALD EsTABLIsHMENr,
Northwest corner of Fulton and Nassau streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-15
EXCHANGE HOTEL. BALTIMORE.

nS 5Sns having unds imp alteration.
cn aud elegant furniture Is sgain open for the Of
The position Of this Hotel 100 we'll known to require de-
tai Of is ADVANTAGES confessed for peofs Of bust
nsi OF S0s Of the Of any the t
not o. wanting to improve IL natural ADVANTAGES under hi,
friends ana the public
BsItmo re, April %. lsaa ass .odsmr
E1CHANGE HOTEa-The PropIietor feels graceful for
and nd Seps 70 from az en-
make the Exchange Hotel their
Ssa
viii j. he feels assured will with the apprOban Of The
ss III a ss.
On All ai;sr Inc nay the charge yearly hoard
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n;,smons .,,,., ,s,, FREDEKicK ,, goyppEN;
T. sEiTZHGER respectfully announce, to the travelling
tho 1 the SS,
t.Tialy improved he accommo alton Of visitors The ho
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with aS nd
dining in the countya aud SUPER bathing
So and comfort to render
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and rrages be had persons any
part OF the nry.
An ompbu. from th. hot. a.,ly and om the depot
to meet the for the accommodation Of persons
the Railroad No re omnibus fare TO this hotel
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KOssvlILE B0AF f5TSs5 SCHOOL, STATEN
w WESTTHORP respectfully informs his friends and the
w public, that his school will oper the May
Parents and guardians also Informed W w. makes it
point Of conscience to guard in possible the morals
children committed his from twelve
age Reading. writing photography, arthmWc, geography
and taught. The location delightful and he,lthy
the orchard gardens and play ground spacious;
minutes, walk from the landing The steamboat Raritan
Terms for board aud tuition including washing, $25
quarter, paid in advance References
Rev David More, Staten Island.
W. N. SEYMOUR ESQ., Chath.m Square. MY
Henri, Stewart Segaine, Esq, Sta; Island.
VIM. Ludlam Esq., l2t Beekman street.
John Quinn, Esq 81 Munroe street.
Messs. Colvll and FIemins, Esq, Is Cedar street.
Capt Edward Ferber, Esq Hicks street, Brooklyn.
Mrs Varan 81 Ecridge street New Yoik. a22 msr