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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-12

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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-12
4 MERIcAs HARDWARE Avn

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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-12
NEW ARRIVAL OF
sPLEN DID FANCY GOODS

= III Ut I-HNFf y IVNf
ID EcEirLD the dsy. ,Fnaa4y. November Oh
IA ls433
: pieces super Fancy Velyeis Ct Ladies dresses.
10 90 AlFasa Lustfr- 81 cslorss
ID do do Silk Chafns
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5 d Zenaba Ciofbs nov afiiele f.f ladies wear
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-12

t>NoR sALE-A Humt.e, ~ 5s,,fal.ls p.ns /,
u.s ffe''9isfan Church. 81 felased pne..
f'' 'hieimsiiaa 81 ~ 20 sam.sl o.. WiIan, q
Qvaffief. " James Pau. d.rIl
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-12
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-12
INV ARMvALof DESIRABLE Gooos

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HAVE received = fuuher SUPPLY sf ..',,ll.
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-12

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The New York herald., 1844-08-31
Illustrated Weekly Herald.
The Reporters Of the New York Press.

We shall Issue this morning a very beautiful
and interesting lLLusrRATEp WEEKLY HERALD.
IT will contain large and very graphic engraving
OF the scene presented at the Whg Convention In
Albany, on Tuesday last. This illustration Will
convey correct idea of the picturesque appear
ance of the multudes assembled on that occasion,
the platform beneath the old trees, and Mr. Web
ster in the act of delivering his great speech.
Another engraving will represent the steamboats,
proceeding up the Hudson, with the New York de-
legations on board.
The third engraving will present portraits Of
the reporters of the Herald and the whig papers Of
this city, as they appeared when engaged in the
work of reporting Mr. Webster's speech, for a
wager of one thousand dollars. This engraving
will be highly interesting. The reporters are all
represented writing with their left hands, cir
cumstance which requires a few words OF explana-
tlon. Our reporters write with both hands
with equal facility, and, indeed, when necessary
can report two speakers at time. Observing them
report with the left hand on this occasion, they
wished to keep the right hand fresh for writing out
their notes, and imagining that there must be some
peculiar excellence in that SYSTEM the reporters for
the other papers initiated them, but not being ex-
acty cup to the thing" TO use familiar but ex-
pressive phrase, they botched Mr. Webster's speech
shameiuly, whilst our unequalled corps" gave,
as usual, full and admirable report The engrav-
ing, as will be at once perceived, acquires immense
additional interest from this circumstance, record
ing it does singular occurrence in the history
OF reporting.
This Weekly Herald will contain our report Of the
speech, and altogether will be the most attractive
and accurate record Of this mighty exhibition of
whig strengthening beauty-and whig eloquence,
which could be produced. Our full and graphic
report Of the interesting proceedings at the Berk-
shire Jubilee will, be also contained in this splendid
Weekly Herald. Price Of the whole only 81 cents
The New York herald., 1844-08-31
MONEY MARKET.

Friday, Aug. oU-o r. M
The Stock Market was rather fiat to-day, although
prices did not experience much falling or AT the Old
Board, Long Island declined /; Norwich and Worcester
a3 Farmers Trust /; Reading Railroad !; Illinois i'm
proved I; Kentucky Ii Canton and Ohio Ga closed nrm
at yesterdays prices At the New Board Long Island
declined II Norwich and Worcester iii Kentucky es,
Ii Ohio 6s Ii Harlem closed rn at yesterdays prices.
There is very little doing in domestic bills. Although
business 10 very active there demand for exchange
The Southern and Western merchants have yet
menced their payments for their spring purchases.
There is at this tme greater demand in other cities,
for bills on New York. than rice rerss Our quotations
annexed mel mammal
The New York herald., 1844-08-31

n7- COMsTOCKs sARsAPARILLA is DAILY
gaining popularity Is effects readily seen M an
Sores, Biles and Humors the face, quickly vanish
wherever this extract has been used One bottle gem
orally sufficient to effect this and all troubled In this
manner should by all means procure this article sndt
may rest assured that will produce the desired effect
Sold in thiscty at 81 Courtlandt street and by
cents per Bottle or 81 per dozen.
The New York herald., 1844-08-31
News for EurOpe.

This afternoon, at quarter TO five o'clock, the
letter bags of the Acadia will close in this city.
That steamer will leave Boston tomorrow, noon,
for Halifax and Liverpool.
In order to supply the public with the latest news
to send by the Acadia, we shall issue second
edition of the Weekly Herald, at o'clock this
morning, with all the intelligence which may
reach US in the meantime. We shall also prepare
an extra edition at 3 O'Clock this afternoon.
Those seeking the best papers to remit to Europe,
can obtain these, in or out Of wrappers, at our
counter.
The New York herald., 1844-08-31

W rkIYATk MEDICAL Afp.--Ins menocrs u
the New York College o. Medicine aud Pharmacy, II
returning the public thanks for the liberal support hsey
have received in tneir efforts to suppress uackery
to directed all diseases Of private nature from
the great improvements tsly made In the principal hos
pitfalls OF Europe IN the treatment OF ose Diseases they
can confidently offer to persona requiring medical aid ad
stages not to be met with in any institution n thu
country either public private Ttes eatment OF the
~ole6e such as TO insure very case, aud
3taliy different nom that ucncnus practice OF running
The constitution with mercury AMI in most cases leayins
oers OF the College for many years connected with the
principal hospitals oEurope attends daily ior consu!ts
ION from 9A.M IL Pm.
Ierrss--Advlce and medicine 10 A cure guaranteed
sAioh5Arr TO CouNrRv frvALIDs.--Persons living in
Me country and not finding il convenient to attend per
Az medicines requisite to perform aperec stine
ther case explicitly, together with all symptoms, time
contraction and treatment received elsewhere II any
nd enclosing rs, post paid, sddressedto
w. 8. RICHARDSON, M D., Agea,.
omcs sxd Consun& rooms Of the College, 9s Nsgxss
stsasi
The New York herald., 1844-08-31

A HINT TO THE WESTERN RAILROAD COMPANY. -
The cars which left Buffalo on Sunday last, were
thirty-four hours before they reached Albany and
yet run above twenty miles per hour Why should
the mail wait so many hours at Rochester? Why
should it loiter at SO many places for refreshment
Three meals are quite sufficient for that journey,
and they require but hour, while Is hours would
suffice transport the letters between Albany and
Buffalo; and the Herald would reach the far West
oae day sooner, and crafty many thousands, who
are anxIousfor early information, in regard to busi-
ness even more than politics.
When complaints are made about this silly de-
lay, the answer is-"Oh! il is a great work ac-
complished in short time!'' As if that was a
reason for not reaping all the advantages which
this really grand work offers. The rails are az
good as on the Birmingham road, the carriages are
easier and the pace should be twenty-five miles
per hour The Birmingham mail does not stop
one moment at Walford, (the letler-bag of which,
equals that of Rochester) but drops the bag the
ground, and catches the other in net, opened for
that purpose, and the utility of our railroad will be
only halt enjoyed, until similar activity is enforced
thereon Such activity would not require an ex-
traordinary outlay, but it would add surprisingly to
the number of passengers for it is not the money
cost only. which deters travelIing-but the loss Of
time, (Which is far more valuable) and the uncom-
Portable night, which prevents many ladies, infirm
people, and children, from undertaking the jour
aey. The transportation is now atedious punish
nent, and it might be made pleasant excursion I;
nor would the change require above three weeks
to be effected.
The New York herald., 1844-08-31

N7- "POOR CHILD, HOW PITY HIM.. SAID A
mother to her darling little son, who lay stretched
bed Of sickness apparently fast wasting away-she had
tried several doctors and could afford relief In
none couldte what aed the child he had suffered all
but death, and in fact death alone looked to take
mother Of Dr. shermans little books descrbing the
symptoms Of worms reading which, she thought they
answered to her chds case and accordingly got box
Shermans Werm Lszenges which, to her unspeak able
joy gave great relief and in two weeks time effected
perfect cure they brought away incredible quantity
OF worms This il but one Of the thousands OF cases
shsrmsns Lozenges have cured ask for shermsns and
take no worthless imitation. His warehouse il at lO6
Nassau street Agents. 10 and 27S Broadway 10 Astor
House and corner Broadway and 4th street Mr. Cod
dingtons corner Spring and Hudson; Sands, II East
broadway Mrs Hays ls9 Fulton street Brooklyn; 8
State street. Boston; and Ledger Buildings Philadelphia
The New York herald., 1844-08-31
Marine Court.


AUG. 30Hen,y Carry John Daorour and Peter For
leesAn action OF assumps to sl0O claimed for
rent alleged to be due out Of premises e7 Vesey street.
Judgment postponed.
.adams FeserIn this case (noticed in yesterdays
Herald) the Court gave judgment for plaintiff $40 62
The New York herald., 1844-08-31

The WEATHER AND THE CRops-We still have
most charming summer weather The DAYS are
pleasantly werm and the nights pleasantly cool The
rains during tho last week have been truly rers
geaIlon IS again assuming the healthy and beautiful
finely This in the early part Of the season. was
80 backward has lately forward rapidly that the
promise is most abundant. Another week of favorable
weather would place beyond the reach Of September
frost-.4ibany .argus, .7ug %.
The New York herald., 1844-08-31

HARRISON UNION, No. 2-DAueHrERs OF TEM-
rERANcE.--This society of ladies' are about to re-
peat their excursion to verpanck's Point, on Mon
day. the I'd Of September. We are informed, that
the beautiful grove adjoining the landing, is kindly
and gratuiiously rendered by the proprietor, who
will also fit il up with seats, &c, for the occasion
The New York herald., 1844-08-31
superior Court win sit this dsy-lsaturdav,
Common PIeas-In Chnmhers.

AUG. So William Lynch Us. w. II Merritt This was
an application TO reduce bail under Still
well warrant It appeared that plaintiff purchased two
lots OF land in Brooklyn from defendant
them tree from incumbrancc. The lots however, were
sold for the assessment and the plaintiff thrown out
OF them. The application was denied
GO This Court will sit on Monday for jury cases
when the term will open.
The New York herald., 1844-08-31

The GREAT PEDESTRIAN CosTEsr-On reference
to an advertisement in another part of the paper, it
will he seen that all entries for the foot race to
take place on the Beacon Course on the 14th Of
October, must be made on or before the 2Orh OF
September. The large amount offered in purses
is well worth contending for
The New York herald., 1844-08-31

TRorTrNG March AT ALBANy.-The announce
ment that Lady Suffolk with Cayuga Chief, Wash
ington and Moscow, would trot at the Bulbs Head
on Thursday attracted more than usual number
Of persons.
The LIST heat was won by Lady Suffolk with
great ease. Time 2,40. Cayuga Chief bolted
from the course and threw his driver. He was Of
course distanced The 2nd heat was also won
by Lady Suffolk. Time 2,34i. Moscow dis
tanced The third and last heat was between
Washington and Lady Suffolk, the Lady Of course
won. Time on this heat 2,3s. II rained all the
time and the track was heavy.
The New York herald., 1844-08-31

MELANCHOLY SUIcIDE.-Dr. X. M. Clark, late
a surgeon in the Texan navy, committed suicide
at Algier opposite this city, Monday last by shoot
ing himself through with pistol Pscuniary empsrrass.
mant, we learn, the Of the dreadful act He
left oung wife, to whom he had bssn married but few
mUnths-M 0. PAPER, Aug -.
The New York herald., 1844-08-31

ELEGANCE, FASHION AND EcoNoMY.-We per-
csive by an advertisement in another column that
the great fashionable tailoring establishment Of
Jennings u Co., in Broadway, have just received a
large supply of elegant goods for the fall season.
This is the establishment whose bookkeeper, it
will be recollected by many Of our readers, ena-
bled Mr. NJ P. Willis so satisfactorily to repel the
gross attack of some obscure paper down east,
which accused that distinguished leader of the
ham ton Of practising the somewhat fashionable
virtue Of neglecting the tailor's bill
The New York herald., 1844-08-31
90 THE CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF sAR
SAFARlLLA, GENTLAN AND sARSAFRAs prepared

10 THE CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF SAR
SArARlLLA, 0ENTIAN AND SARSAFRAS, prepared
by the New York College Of Medicine and Pharmacy CO
tabshed for the suppression of quackery This refined
and highly concentrated extract possessing all the pur
tying qualities and curative powers Of the above herbs
sconfdently recommended by the College, as infinitely
superior to any extract Of Sarsapara At present before
che public, and may be relied a certain remedy io
all diseases arising from impure state of the blood
such as scrofua, saltrheum, ringwom, bloches PIN
ples ulcers pain in the bones joints nodes cutaneof
sruptons ulcerked throat any disease arising
tom the secondary effects Of syphilis niudcious
use OF mercury.
Sold in single Bottles, at. ...... rs cents each
in Cases OF halfa-doxen Bottles, So 90
one dozen " 90
Cases forwarded to all parts OF the Union.
B-A very liberal discount to wholesale purchaser,
Once of the College, % Nassau street.
w. 8. RICHARnsCN M. D., Agent.
The New York herald., 1844-08-31

VIsrroRs-C Commodore Kearney, U. s. NJ, is
stopping at the City Hotel, Judge H. st. George
Tucker at the Astor, and Mr.. Turner, U. s. NJ, al
the Globe Hotel.
The New York herald., 1844-08-31

The Great Western will probably arrive to-day
or tomorrow. We are on the look out tor her.
After her follows the Hibernia trial of speed.
The New York herald., 1844-08-31

NrRLo's.-On Monday evening will be revived
the laughabe traveste on Hamlet, in which Mr..
Mitchell personates the noble Dane to the life. Mr.
Holland will also appear in the favorts farce of My
Wife's Out The entertainments will wind up with the
burletta Of Ole King Cole
The New York herald., 1844-08-31

ScIRNTIFIc.-The Cincinnati observatory is ra-
pdy advancing towards completion. The great telescope
ordered some time since Munich s to be shipped for
this country the present month.
The New York herald., 1844-08-31

PALMo's THeATRE.--A very splendid series Of in.
tertainmens are offered at this house this evening
for the benefit OF Mr.. Parsloe. No one deserves a
bumper better than he, and let him have it. He
certainly presents most liberal bill Of fare.
The New York herald., 1844-08-31

IMPORTANT FROM NAuvoo.-The inhabitants of
the Holy City of Nauvoo, have issued manifesto
declaring that they will take no part in the pres
dental contest, neither of the candidates are fit
men TO receive their votes. This will exercise al
most as important an influence on the result of the
election as the withdrawal OF Captain Tyler.
The New York herald., 1844-08-31

PACKETS FOR EunopE.-Three packets, the
Columbus, for Liverpool Utica, for Havre; and
ST. James, for London, will sail hence next
Monday.
The New York herald., 1844-08-31

| Mr.. DRMpsrER-This beautiful ballad vocalist
is now in this city, and intends in the course of the
ensuing week to give one or more of his very inter-
esting concerts. There s little doubt but that they
will be as well patronized as any Of his previous.
The New York herald., 1844-08-31
Good bills at 81 do.

Sterling exchange rules higher than it has at any
Of the dates included in this table The expectation Of
specie for the month of August will not fall far short Of
81 2OO OoO-the principal part of which was Mexican
dollars Exchange rules very high in the principal
Southern markets.
QuorArioSs EXCHANGE PRINCIPAL SOUTHERN
CITIES.
SerI'g. France. NYSt. N.Y60d.
Charleston. Avg q. % Az sssgh -s3spm ao,,g 01fx x
Mobile :. 2I. .8 a. $50 a5,33 AaRpm isal j.
New Orleans 7...9 al0 5,27sa5,32h Aa1apm AaM dis
Both foreign and domestic bills scarce at these
points. Sight checks on New York are at premium
throughout the South.
The annexed comparative table Of quotations for stocks
in this market, exhibit but very little alteration -
The New York herald., 1844-08-31

There very fair demand for Mexican dollars, for
shipment hut have not heard of any advance in the
premium Exchange rules very firm at The highest prices
Prime bills London held at ~ per cent premium
Good ba af % do
The New York herald., 1844-08-31
W, g. RICHARDSON, M. D. Axss,
no TO CLEAR THE CoNpLExroN.CUR ERu
TIONS CHAPPED AND TENDER ELEaH &C 10

The most wonderful discovery in medical science dis
casss Of the skin, was that made by NJ Vesprini the
celebrated Italian physician. He shaped his discovery
The form oi piece Of soap called ths Italian Chemical
Soap Many ply scians will hardly believe till they
seen tho ling effect of this The proprietor him.
self has had for two and half dreadful scronlous
head dscase he has had three practical surgeons in that
taken several grains Of calome day for weeks had th
the slightest effect he has had his head washed two
weeks with IT. and Il 10 curing It fast This much fo'
erupons For ladies or children for clearing the skin
this; makes dark or yellow skin white and clear One
trial Will astonish all who try for chappcd hesh bites
Of mosquitoes, sc. Sold at the eign OF the American
Eagle, 81 Chatham street: 323 Broadway, ~ " Beware
ocounterfes or you will be cheated get Jonesp mind
The New York herald., 1844-08-31

M-IN NOTICING THE REMARKS OF THE FOL-
LOWING professional men, Hook de Brakeman profess
sor OF medicine at Bologna Dc Vego, physician the
Pope at Genoa Caaneaus Folgosus Coicus in his wsrk
at Venicein 1902 and Jean de Bourdigne, the French
historian were ast0nished to find the successful treatment
they wrote they describe this complaint the loath
some OF s diseases then extan that in the expulsion
the Moors from SPAIN thousands were attacked with IT,
and perished under the most skful treatment AS "a
nous writer has expressed himself the magnity Of this
disease hus greatly subsded but we doubt its entire
having this disease that it will be enailed upon their
children and unless the body be purified and renovated
by Dr. Blackwels Ant Acrid Tncturc and Scotch Reno
vator r 8 Bernard 97 Nassau at New York. is the only
authorised agent for the United States.
The New York herald., 1844-08-31
:, CO. TO HEADS OF FAMILIES, SCHOOLS. GEN.

Q0- ITS HIGHLY GRATIFYING TO HEAR so
much praise applied to the efficacy OF Demands DarrhGa
Medicine in every case Of Diarrh9a Cholera Morbus,
Cholera Inantum and Summer Complaints this season,
where It used it has been successu thousands Of
certificates Of wonderful be by calling
Bernard, the proprietor, 81 Nassau st New York
This medicine also for sale by Dr. W. H. Minor
of John st. and Broadway,
The New York herald., 1844-08-31

INCREASE IN THE WHALE FIsHERY.-We learn
from the best authority that between fifty and sixty
ships have this year been purchased for the whale
fishery. Upwards of twenty of these were bought
here; the remainder principally at the east Our
famous packets when they become too small for
packet service, go into the whale catching business
They are considered the best. One would imagine
that the fishery would be overdone, and such was
thought to be the case twenty years ago; yet the
business goes on increasing and fortunes continue
to be made, notwithstanding the introduction Of
lard oil and the increase in the use Of all sorts of
gas. We do, however, supply nearly all Europe, az
foreign whalers cannot compete with US in catch
ing the Monsters of the Deep" And it is fact
well worthy Of notice, that nearly all the French
and other foreign whale ships are oficered by
Americans.
The New York herald., 1844-08-31

~ CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED.-1hs
ronic Mixture prepared By the College of Medicine and
commended for oil ofdeby produced BY secret il
diligence excess Of any kind It is invaluable RENE
dy Tor impotense serty barrenness unless depend
ing on NAL l-formation.)
Single bottles 81 each Of half dozen 5 care
fully packed and sent to all parts ofthe Union.
Ofico Of the College Of Medicine and Pharmacy as
Naeaau Streat. w q richardson M ID 4 renf
The New York herald., 1844-08-31
90 BOYS SPORT WHISPERS NOW
My whiskers and mustachios too,

y, ItesIst tHe1T cbdfms VINO can!
It'll fact that three shilling bottle Of Jonsss Coral Hair
Restorative will force the hair grow any part
nature intended hair to grow Get 50 Chatham street.
S23 Broadway, N. T., or 1879 FHon street, Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1844-08-31

90 A NEW THEORY.-"A new and startling theory
as regards the natural duration of human life, appears.n
little book called "The Extraordinary Life and Times
of Thomas Parr" generally called Old Parr This little
work besides the said theory, contains much tina. is in
sructve and profitable as regards he means Of ensuring
good health and all may bo obtained gratutously Of any
agent for PARIS Life Pills-a medicine which is rapidly
snperceding all others has yet failed to con-
quer the most inveterate disorders"