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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-05
PHENlX HORSE BAZAAR,
NO. 1s9 And l01 MERCER STREET, NEXT TO
4 I.sc


IT, Then regular PUBLIC AUCTION SALE
<xAN Will tnke place at this establishment, THIS
.9xA-DAY, March ,th, eommeneins ct seye, 9'slocs,
~, Carriages Harness saddery, &C. and second baud
Gentlemen IN the country having property TO c,sp Sc g.
Intended tod
AT Private salr2j fine young country horses hind ard
sound IN from the OF the Sssi two
matched pars Of bay iores, hue PAR oi brown hosr
splendid pair Of Bay Carnage Horses hpe Fright Ser
.el Horse young, knd sound, and fast
Also several very foe sadde Horses.
Also at pnvste sale, handsome Rcck,way Wagon,
Barouches and Light Wagons.
Horses taken Liyery, and kept IN superior style.
Accompod for dealers horses 10 sabs rpsssd
by any est,bshnert Of the kind in the tnitsd States.
sTOk th-VecIes Of all description taken orage ia
tho KsDository OF the estabi
W COWAN will attend .enonaiiy all for balnx
and ,slling hor.f.,
IpOl having account of sale rendered md the fn
Of proceeds will la all be paid promptly Ia cur
y.
The ARENA of hi, establishment is built ON an ,rr,v
and most convenient plan, bdg detach from
buldng aud stable, thereby not nereug the
VERY sale homes gong out coming the day of aac
sale.
AZ 81 other times tae Arena kept entirely clear an ,e
rived or me Of Jr,vate horss aud those
ale rhording facility for rc,e training aoo sho win.
horps COWAN AMI Mi ks
trrpr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-05

Policc-Afsrch 4-ExAMrNATroS OF Police OFFICERS
The article published in the Herald yesterday morning
reviewing the new police BILL and suggesting the exami
nation OF all the officers to be appointed under it, by in
spection Of the seats Of their brooches caused much
cement at the upper and lower Offices. Nearly all who
have been addicted to Longing habits, wearing out their
own pants and the chairs oil the police appeared in
toggery thus endeavorng to avoid detection by the
tcmpatcd committee from the Board Of Appointments
but this will not avail, all their old
will be demanded by the committee for examination be
lore they can expect to receive salaries OF per
under the new law Some of the police magistrates ex
hbited equal cunning, and presented themselves with
pants hreadbare ut the seat thus endeavorpg TO
show that constant attendance in the chairs of the
Office in the performance OF their public duties had pro-
duced this result This will not suffce-their wardrobe
must be exhibited to the committee, they will never
pass muster.
HIoHwAY RoBBGRy--A man named David n Evans
of Vsndsm street, while strollinx through the Points,
Sunday night, was stopped by three men, who sue
,eeded in robbing him Of the Of $50. One of the
rogues arrested but the other two escaped.
RoBBING MEAT SHop Yesterday morning two bows
aamed Daniel Crawford and George White were arrested
the act Of entering butchers shop at 81 FORSYTH
They stated that they ionnd the door of the shop
open, and entered look about but not to steal The
Of the shop alege that the door broken open
and the boys therefore commit ed for further exam
nation.
TRrrs TO NrwARK.--Tne pa-rac river il oman
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-05

would be In attendance The counsel the pr
strenuously objected and the Court took recess
until o'clock in the mail should arrive by that
time The Court sat again at O'Clock, but the witness
had not arrived II was, however finally agreed by the
counsel both sides that further proceedings should he
postponed until 10 O'Clock tomorrow, and the Court ad
ourned His Honor the Mayor is counsel for the pr.
Judge Belts cautioned the Jury against conversing with
each other or with any other the subject the
trial, until the sitting Of the Court tomorrow
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-05

MARcn / Two sailors named Robert Thompson
and the other George Collins both hands board tn,
ship Charles Carroll sent home from Lisbon in irons
the United States Consul ut that port to take their tra
attemptto murder the mate and to create mutiny
on board the ship They examined this morning be
fore Mr. Commissioner Rapeije and fully committed e
aka heir frinl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-05
THE PHR NO-MNEMOTECHNIC
AND PUBLIC EXPERIMENTAL LECTURE FOX
THE BENEElr OF THE NEEDY
ORPHAN ASYLUMS OF NEW YORK,

w =
pROFEssOR FAUVEL.GOURAUDw will sedres. the az
dncson the Aubi-ct OF Memory aud Mnemon!eS nSIa
~ ailsr hich hu dfed ws 1nows citizens OF ne"
exhibit Of Pnno- snemotec NC sxps ns snS
which will dout Prove highly aratii
lug e every one wh tkes an either the e ste"
pupoe which this proposed lecture has IN
Every phss hrstisi respectful invited 70 emem
l. O, der that ery syu aihy be fee tsa.
the plar ha. bees propose aud adop ed -
OF a cslt vt admission i'll write the
back Of tekst name Of III Orphan YUM ~ whc,
his do ETA LED. anf tile Will
pulous wed, under the superintendencs Of Pr.
fithfu and the dec Of various
sit Ioas who ~ Join HIM 10 he
Tcxrs 80 cents. esa b mad Prot Gs Office 2T Broad.
way, frw d3as above the G,anite Auidlg; Atwls 2I
Broadway, and the Taber acle "Wednesday evsnng
large Of the Phsno psmeuts
will tie aei;y sed grstaitousiy &C the door
The Lecture will bssia at Fecjssy half past o'cloek CO
NJ Tbs sub &c. ibsrs " Prof G,urauds NEW CLASS
bosh evening and day cssses reaue.tsd
Friday evening the 8h nstAnt in Cilton H. OF
Beeknan and Nassau Streets sey ~ ococs TOR the
purpose Of sceig aad discussing on tn
gnIzlt0a the classes after when the FIRST Lcre OF
the Course Will b. Immediately given md 3tsfc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-05
Court Calender.

Crncurr Courr-5O 2Os Ia, es, 1893, $50.
surERoR CouRr-2, TO- 8, H. H. 49, H. 49, 49, H. 49, 10
20, 81, ~, ~. 81, IS, 90, ~, %, 81.
CoNuos PLrM--2o, 80, 30, SO, !, 2s, 81, 40, ~, a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-05

TnE New Factory. --The Camden Eagle OF Sa-
urday says the stock books Of the cotton factory
at this place were openc on "Wednesday according to law
and learn that shares TO the amount Of were
readily taken"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-05

EXPOSURE OF MoRMoNs. The Mount Holly, "
Jersey, Herald states that thirteen Mormons, resi-
ding and worshppg at Shreveville, lately renounced
Mormonism, in consequence Of revelation made by
Toe Smith The revelation alluded is said to be Of
most abominabie character
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-05

ARRIVAL FROM RIo,-Thc Charles Wmgmsn ar
rived to-day from Rio de Janeiro whence she sailed
18th January We have letters by this arrival but
they contain important The entire amount OF
Hour in all hands 900 bbs prices slightly tending
dow NV ards-Baif Pat
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-05

SICKNESS IN VERMONT. -Eryspelas is raging TO a
fearful extent in northern Vermont In Drummer ston and
in the little town of Troy it has been very fatal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-05

SoUrHhKN NAvrGArroN.-We learn that the Man
ayers Of the SchuylkT Navigation contemplate opening
the Canal for transportation about the 10th of March,
should the weather permit
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-05

WooL.-The Norrdgwock Workngman saws.
tho Dexter Factory Company purchasing ali bs
wool they can Ard and paying the liberal price Of two
shillings per pound.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-05
To Gun MAKERS

klfies and Shot GUYS. None but such give good
recommendations need apply. EDW. N. TkYON,
NJ, ssre i3' North Second ~. Philadelphia.
WANTED-A SITUATION AS A GAHDENER--A
steady. active who well covenant Win every
epir rent oi the business plricuIaby the c0hsucu
management ofeseea nou,. not hous' and frho nnJ-
"epe or ouAmegt tai gardening lived ih .rv i years
OF the AID best IN this couliI
The advertiser the respectable eeiehcs be ss3
dersaIdi farming undertake tn minag- 4 ot
both farm and gircrn. Having ch'Iden his we would
take charge Of milk butier ard
farm line directed q J w tpost paid) a.
tors post Office .ge ,sssd Wal be respectfully attended
IN ataw,v MAw.re
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-05
READ, THINK, AND JUDGE!
PETERS VEGETABLE PILLS AND THE

PHILOSOPHY OF THEIR OPERATION.
II s%-sa +, Otto. sIs.as enjoyed s.eIsi'ss re
H. Luz wS s : &c 20 hs s m re- ~
sense maaiess is W he mstat!oa ,a-reiy he effect
ss'e ana aassssss the sssss h. USsa
% VIII pc az are not n and the
system through Which cilcsats. nj.rousy
.s;diissy ssis ana s1ss spss SS.s.sa g
.2ss
s Sps and ss , o. as tn
@ d.
e, P.ILss FILLS YPIsts i th; and By :~oy.s
s@.. Tis ALLEVIATE Ss re- 81 adj II:
g g.: Vi. + e nd ssd. s ss:s
sss Gsssss; n
sonp ps,as e M on,
sad the 4:
isSsr or Scss such as s sh eoi .wss es%p
I'LL snS s's
az soShe1s i
dict s h b.: and ID:
alton ohs; I'll !: Pr ns. IN ehiis
oihce, I15 uoa street, New ork. mi 2t~.c
'TAE FOLLOWING PETITION, signed by upwards Of
lh,e undrsd Name. has been presented 70 the Lgi.la
that road will admit that REFORM
10 iaE LkalsL A1W Yo 3E THE STATE OF
The Petition of the und.s.;saea iab.biu. of the CITY of
Nsr Yer. and LONE 's. LANE esifaii. show.
tn. purpose q Kali EosS o%
90 y y city New tx and
~. originally ex.d FIR ,e an or m. Rad
at signt year,. II 1883 extended to tn 1919 and hat
.d RAD = not ,ss sorses' aSo%t h.y me. Sdy o. n.
hn,sned '''''' " A''"' Wv .'''' -AA'
hat your petit oue either live Oh this lice Of the Road oi
y suffer giseat aad 'ue f.ieut maansr ia which the
Inc, other o ing evils had
INA II tas sa,d Noad Va. wei .I,liuiis managed il
Wound sal coy as.c: aa 1ss"nn JAIN y pope
Is NV aissc cd A. so.f-s 81 CO si.ar suaoy eace
ns IL, al he s
from the comparative ldars. Of the cmts # Long
Of ~,ap The car lseves an out Of
NO wi.s mt Iof ire e.Avealeace.e of I.ve "a:
roa ,s.< be viii t. make ssst allowance 10.
iioa the pat Of the VIII
load Ba such el psr is e4 On The CONTRARY tn OIL
TIM. roIt-. wnn complaint. are made Of ths maues
S IT, ss so IN % os ., II s s s
stis Of tasl duty tn pablo aud = Aonera
son, Rags Tsa.av;' u. I've. sYersaly; Lsi
Wolfe, siis. Game, s% AsaeS, Casrs. Jaws, i,.as
Ku.E.s,, Valentine Hck.. Edwin Post. Z. Mills, Geo,g
And tn. Pes,des, i, George B. Fisk who, if sny body
ought t nave In his power 10 correct the eyhs Of which
petitioners therefore hu,nbly pray that Honorable
ssi e. nd a.ssa o. :,a ..a t e
A Sc. V stl tfE:tsI re VIII s'ep'A' 49,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-05

OrYIcE OF JEFFERSON INsURANcE CoMPA1y,(
No 30 Wall 1t. opposite the Exchange. !
'HlS Co1pspy contnues 70 nsuse Loss and Ds
mage by Fire goods ana msrchaud,zs and also
against loss by inland aud their
DIRECTORS
Thomas w. Ihore, Elisha Riggs,
inomas 4. Woodruff, Arson Baker,
Mnj Robson, M. D., joseph brake,
81 Thonpson frices Joseph Allen
Moses Tacte James f. Holmes,
John r. Davidson, John P. Moore,
John II; Lee, James X n hitting,
Caleb Tnnis, WIN. Thorn.
4. fFascn I. oaee, Yhomss Morrell,
John =. Merritt, Eug "a BOZ IT.
GEO. T. HOPE, Secretary. ''e' MAIN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-05
SELPHO'S FIRST PREMIUM
ANGLESEY LEG.

SELPHOS FIRST PR EMIlM
ANGLESEY LEG.
DEMOVED from Second 10 sprnr At -pst,ori,eo
IL by the eminent Europs and b
di,t Huithed Of tier profesonai hreth,sn in *
United css; allowed by all the nsarsst approach
shs 10 produced introduced into this country an,
made solely by - ~
WILLIAM SELPHO.
No. 30 Spring street. near Broadway, New York
~ Terms moderate, and ,ndsputabe rfcrencea gwen
have the artificial leg Of SsIpho IL. construs
fon excellent and well calculated answer ali m
,bsc desired But the be. Of M i the proof those who
fiends whom mutlsed inform thar heysre sspernt
or IN all othfn. ALtNTINE MOTT,
ms indykwyseu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-05

| TRrrs TO NEwARK.--Tne Pa-eaic river is open,
and vessels have resumed their trips between Newark
New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-05

DACKnT saIQ BALTIMORE. FROM HAVRE-Con
SHee' are qused to send th'Ir permits on boad at pie
All goods permitted by the It'll Instant wi eIiable to
a Me Moan REt U Bill AN NJ DALs-suuck to com
ing s .s he sas. hf IF IT,
% f appropriate JOIN 9igi; sale
TO CONSUMERS OF LIVERPOOL COAL.
yther sotiee he .a0.ssb sf end. s1as rs
N sac af ss
aS Sc purchasing sewheIi q hs 70 sell at
mz l@.arc No. Io7 Anthoay st. asar Broadway.
GOLD LEAF RElMOVAL.
GoS if Bsss
moved his Gold n. ss 81 ' TE.4SE STREET
old friends will follow Best qa'tf pSStti, 5,Old FOIL
,w..c Practical Gold S:atsl N No q staa. street.
ENGLISH BONNETS, MILLINERY, &c.
JuST RECsIvED ATT. LION $, g. ,oh1, street, and
NETS cen..tas Il super fais%s 6Se Mss4ads, Alb :,
Rs' Ss Sc Ai.o .isssa. Of TS.esa; Rib
us Mnss and eShss: are rs,psc.a y invited 70 call aud
Ali the above viii BE- sold at wholesale or re
tsd, 81 MAIDEN Lane aud 81 John street.
PTAs Basement Of ss Maiden Lane lst-po..e. sion
given immediately. ma ims.c
dkExu AH ~ ESE .at
now in and pro1oonesdby thoe who have tried It,
femsn lvcg hard faces are TO
call and eiyc fair trial and if perfectly the
will BE- returned. The following Of the number
OF letters received by the Manufacturer
NKw YoRK, Dec. 10. is43.
Dear SirAmons the Ellis that heir ihalr too not
the least, especially when taveng an uushayen chm
Returning recently from excursion, when arriving Col
che ter loan stepIed into store and the proprietor
very excellent friend j. D. Wheeler Esq observing my hairy
devoted to scientific pu.a,s acquainted with most OF
fury, md Tor the intended know which pz.
highly Cream Of Ssponne. thus voluntarily
fer you my OPT OF MERITS friends won ike TO
koow where may b. obtained in this city Yours,
r.. G Fsue, Esq IONA Than DODGE, MD.
For ,als. any nuantty, bv the acture asen No
Maiden Lane aiso BY all the principal druggists AID fame,
dealers IN the city. j. w. hULBERlON.
~ Stsec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-05

GREAT BANK RoBBERY The Madison branch of
the State Bank OF Indiana was forcibly entered on
the night Of the 10th ult and robbed of large SUM OF
S27370 reward of $4,000 is offered for the recovery OF
the money and additional $1,000 for the CON
vcton Of the thief The following extract Of letter
friend in this city, gives some further particulars
The money stolen was all branch, Excepting
$4,000 $4,000 other branches) mostly 2o sos and
i00's-a large proportion being 2Os.'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-05

FUNERAL OF NICHOLAS BIDDLE. The remains OF
Saturday afternoon The body attended from the
residence OF Francis Hopknson Esq in Chestnut street.
ty vast concourse OF citizens to the burial ground
Christ Church, at Fifth and Arch streets where il
posted in the family vault, Dr. Dorr, the rector Of
Christ Church. reading the funeral service II is but sell
dom that so large number Of peope gathered ST.
milar OCCASION assembled in the funeral train
which followed the remains OF Mr.. Bdte to his long
home Phil Cdz March T.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-05

Sugars inferior to common, 81 ST. Fair 81 Tobac-
CO. inferior and common lots, u; Fine lots, 81
On hand, total bales Cotton the 22d, 332O3s
g" hhds Sugar :" -" 1886 estimated
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-05

iequssted TO tn boad,
No Nom River.
All good. permitted by the It'll Instant wi eIable
be est puDlic MI 6,r
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-08-16

The Globo in referring to the North Carolina
elections finds comfort in the fact tina, the popu-
lar majority for the wings is reduced. Il says:
''The Wing majority in the State in 1910 was Il. SGT
We think il Will 1000 and 5000. ing
Wing loss Of abou, 10000 Al the there
would be Wing loss OF 3l222 IN the L States from
which deduc, 1865 fthe Wing majority 1910.
there is lief, l66.527 Democratic majority 1874
That viii do.r
Yes that will do, and fine specimen of locofo-
CO figuring i. is; good enough TO deceive the ig
norant, Even Jack Downing falls short of this
cyphcrng. Lot see, the wing ma Iority in \.
Carolina is reduced from between II and 1900
TO between , and 5000. Say. for tho sake of
round numbers from II TO 1000. reduction of
SO this. The same rate Of reduction in tho
Globe arithmetic. not only swallows up the cntiro
wing maiortv in Is 10 Of 1865. but gives the
locotocos majority of l66.o2I Beat that if
YOU can. Now. wo should think that if 1865
wore reduced )-6ths, the same rate North
Carolina. there would remain whi9 maoritv of
2l2S2 and fraction over. We viii not COM
plain. the polkitcs require this new arithmetic to
keep up their spirits, but that cannot save
thcm.-CIn. Gazette.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-08-16
Horrible Inmate.

gentleman this has letter from his brother
dated Isle Royal Lake SUPERIOR detailing the follow
Ing story A and his wife, half b.eed, left
Island last fall by the Ocators of leases,
keep good possession The Isle o yal 20
miles the British Northern shore. Il is about 40
IN les long, and but few miles width. This man
the oaly Inhabitants of this solitary
land during the seventies of winter On The 9Th Of Marc
died. The writer OF the letter arrived there
the 9th Of April, in open boat from Isle Ponte-
stiIl where the had
lived, and the corpse Of the still III tho bed where he
died! The purity aud cold Of the atmosphere had prevent
Of the boty and the lonely had been
unable unwilling remove it, Near months had
she lived aud slept the cabin with her dead hus
ba nd, party arrived and buried The forms Of
Christian buel we're observsd although but of The
party understood the English langua se( Cincinnati
Chronicle.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-08-16

NHEN it is considered how many are annually hur-
w red to premature grave by that universally
aen disease, Consumption, the vital importance Of aten
ding promptly those eompa nts which lead will be
adily Acknowledged.
1t pu,ed tina, dnring the year l643. in the United
State alone 100000 persos.. died of Consumption,
various forms and Of this large ruHber the principal
and active, the Of life, vgor and
usefonesst!
lie, also be constantly in mind this insid
and fatal disease has its origin almost invariably
neglected cod that by the Of proper and efficient
medicine the disease may be prevented from settling
Lungs, md valuable life may be prolonged Such
medicine Dr. Durcans Expee,oran; Remedy for Con
SUMPTION Couds Coughs, and all other diseases Of the
Lungs Liver and Windppe II is resor,ed IT'D conf
denee by All Glasses of Society 1t removes shs morbid
that settle the ar-ces Of the Lungs and
the diseased matter lies the Trachsa, Wndppe.
BY Expectoraon Thus a fatal disease removed in its
ineipency 1t every Stage of Consumption the Remedy
will afford Relief IL has cured many whose recovery
hopeless. and Is Used without afford
ing some benefit Do be induced rifle with such
an alarming by making of any of the syrups
Candies &c, daily palmed on the
public. Go the Office under .he Henrie
House, and ATTAIN metiisine before late.
fr- supply of the above Expectorant Remedy. E1st
receive a RICHMOND BOOK STORE.
june II, loii E-Si per bottle
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-08-16


The Wing leaders are becoming alarmed and speak
favorable of Annexation. Bat keepH bef1re tie
people that Henry Clay IS ono,ssi 10 annexation.
Aye ''keep it before the People that Henry CLAY is
opposed Annexation' let it be published ia and
the houe-top and the hill side, in every city, town
hamlet of country, THAI Henry Clay opposed
Annexation! ''Proclam throughout nl tho land,
all Inhabitants thereof that Henry Clay opposed 10
Annexation. Let X Polk favor this project
for extending the sphere and tiFetrI Tie chains Of African
Slavery Tor saIJng upon tho leopio Texas debt of
Twenty-Five Millions OF dollars: for punging This country
AMI dish0norae with the Republic of
MeXicot Let 'Northern dough
who go for Texas first aud the Union after
wards and who, protesting 10 be the friends of eqnal
rights, committed TO PROJECT for the extension
human bondage-et them. If they Will, support James
Polk! R1t let true friend OF Human Rights and
Universal ffeedOm-Iet every would keep :
ned National ifpnorcEerV would
from foul repoach the fair of Republic
whose heart 10 the glorious "Stars and
Spes and whose patriotism kinles and glows for
UNION 1T Is''-le every such Ienl his ani
vo HENRY CLAY .-.3D. Ere Jour.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-08-16

In one of tho Eastern towns in our State. q
meeting of tho locofoco party was called by hand
bills posted at the corners of the streets. headed
in largo letters ..1oung Hickory" The meet
ing was not very fully attended, and on inGuir-
ring of the leaders next morning as to the cause.
they woro astonishcd TO find general complaint
of want of notice. ..Whv. didn't you SEQ the
bills posted about the streets. headed Young lick
orv.' .Why. yes, indeed, those bills
every where, but thought they HORSE
BILLs."-Bangor Mo- Courier.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-08-16
POikOfOcOiSn.

James Il. Polk, the loco nominee for the Prosi-
dcncy, owns large number of slaves whom he
hires OUT under strange masters, at > 100 TO = 100
n wear. Thousands of the dollars thus made,
saws tho Washington Standard, no has spent in
TREATING his constituents. to pay thom for voting
for him. Yet this beautiful specimen of can
di,lato for, upon IN and about Texas, voted when
in Congress, against trifling appropriation OF
wood. which intended TO prevent few dosti-
tuto and helpless sufferers from porishng with
cold.-Torch Light.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-08-16
From the Poughkeepsie Journal
The Tariff and the Farmers.

The Locotoco presses still continue their as
saults upon the tariff in every direction, and in
sst that it Is peculiarly OPPRESSIVE to the farmers.
Without wasting breath with them-many of
which hypocrltical concerns will doubtless be FOR
before the clection-wo have taken pains to
get at some incontroycrtiblc matter Of FACT in re-
ference 10 its operation in this country. which we
defy them either to gainsay or deny. Let the
farmers read and then reflect for themselves
whether thoy are interested in sustaining tho
rough protective system. that shall secure to ~
mcrican industry the American markets.
\ friend has furnished Us with the following
statement of sales of large lots of wool. showing
the prices of each year and tho exact difference
that has been made by the operation of the tariff.
These made to Abraham Merritt of Wash
ington. who purchased the wool. for Two manufac-
turing companies in the east, whore books cap be
referred TO at any time IN confirmation of the
truth of the statement.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-08-16

PooR DE,R LADY The London correspondent of tie
Journal Commerce: it IS said that proposition wiu
be submitted adsmertng the OF Queen,
the OF her increasing family, aud that Her Majesty
having become pecuniay involved, viii seek from her
faithful Parliament relief from all her difficulties. Her
present stated be ElUo,000 sterling The sup
port herself, husband and John Bull T. no.,
u0G year-or about : l,l2Ju09!' ltcettainly be
very di1IcuIt 10 keep within such income.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-08-16

FEICEs
Cincinnati, Aug. Is. New Orleans. July D.
Baltimore, Aug {. Boston. Aug D
New York. Aug I.
Cincinna,i-- Fgour, s3,s7n $780, Uaisky 10 cents
per gallon: Cee,e 4Aa5 per 10 Butter. to 10 cents in
Crooks poorer grades Sal Corn Meal Zoe per bush Oats.
ISa20c.; Wheat. 56c Flaxseed. 90c.--Gaz.
\ O.. Mess Pork IS - Flour 4 90 Whisky ISL Lari 6
Bait. Mess Pork 10 90 Flour 4l24 Whisky 22i Lard 81
Y. Y..Mess Pork 9 81 Flour 4.3l Whisky PSI Lard ca
Bos; Mess Pork 9 81 Flour / II Whisky p Lard 81