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The New York herald., 1845-08-04
500 REV ARD.

GONE FIFTEEN OR SIXTEEN ADvENTURERs in
yssetale Pills have signal triumph they have
S s sss sds con- %
a5 s De- G. % smith he r. s se an
naueierurer of the genuine Pills and soo w be given to
ow"s ese o% he & Druggists and other.
ia Ne" YORK. give" !" 1914 making r% ,wS IsS 49, 1874
c0 M until s & sss S Sna.e
G9 p sGafwrg % s.,v cd Ase, House
HORACE EXERETT Druggist, s6 Hudson street.
S refer sAstEat Hsa.sP Warren
\; Y. and pr T. w DYOTT & SONS, of Philadelphia
iii ysit Re- THE TT S.,1 Mayor IN ys. 9s
s% % ss% ssy
Or Ssfse
By himself hi. authority and that the s9pIsi9ed
IN the within paper are true: g. BENJ SMITH.
ss's Mayor Ts 1s ss Sas 'ss: YORK
and application for pasnt-ihe following the reply
Received this l.th day Of June. la from Dr. BENJAMIN
smith the fee Of $50 paid his application for Patent for
IL l.. ELLSWORTH, Commissioner Of Patents.
LETTER FROM DR.. SHERMAN.
New YoRX June 28th, 1915.
ps Sir I SsS s @ pPH
areoowng business with honorable and prasewohy
sfsr''0as A. sHERM,aN HEEfRSMyf, r. NJ D. 1os Nassau street,
Coated ,, sf Smith the world ever made
Notwithstanding the above strong and
there desperadoes who about trying their best
slight injury Now willing leave the matter with
the candid judgment Of fellow Dr. Smiths Pills
everywhere valuable aud speak for the elves
S3U,OOO.
Dr. g. Benjamin Smith, being duly sworn, deposeth and
saith that he has $50 900 worth Of his Sugar
Coated Pills" or Improved da Vegetable Pills. and that
he employs teams Consistently independent Of the New Eng
Pills" to the best OF his aledge.
Sworn before me, this 3Oth day of June, l8i5.
j. ID. WHEELER, Commissioner Of Deeds, sc,
$50 in the above oath should read S500o0 writ
ten 80 by mistake in the oath.s
Many have been led suppose from the astonishing
effects of these Pills that they mercury and this has
been seized by Dr. Smiths opponents him. bnt the
following from the first chemist New the
like all the caumnies against this valuable medicine.
Dr. Smiths Sugar Go ited Indian Vegetable Pills do
'''" JAMES r. Chiffon, M. D. Chemist, &c.
The Principal Office of the Sugar Coated proved dan
Vegetable Pills. is l79 Greenwich brick lock New
York, four doors from Fulton St
Every box in order TO be genuine have Benj min
Smith, M D., on the sds-G Benjaua Sin h On bottom,
Look for limitations, they good medicine but
are made OF anything merely to sell aug 2t.ec
AGENCY AT NEW ORLEANS, La
TNHE SUBSCRIBER offers his services in he Settlement
of Claims in this city, its vicinity and in the Coliec
lection of Accounts, Notes. Drafts Dvidend, any oblga
tor swhatever.
Refers to Messrs.
/: l. n, Il 3 &iisS Fss;'s' Co.., New York.
Joseph Kernochan, Esq y ,rv co,,n,v
NJ. nrIa.o. ILL, Ion tal ;..-s Irsro
The New York herald., 1845-08-04

iOnx AND PH1.DIarnr4. ,,...
Bs%f ifeips Sa so;sse sss is sssss @
sSh e@a Riss1 ih%f5s BsaE sss is ssss ssssss % Ms
MecGnes' Bark NY, iis,rs sssaie asl'sM
hm hS Ese stf Bank an Nfy ,ss as,s, 2s sSs sss
REsSsSs. sisssT' Ba BG S.s sss % 1919 1919 1876 1915
Bike Commerce, Phad., sSsis 5i,sis isi,96
4,2g7go3 l.Oo54Oo s,a,a SOC
The proportion depostes in the banks of these three
cities for the past three months have been as oilows:-
re. DEPOSITS. ssiSis MaYS ssss sssss 3 s ssssSsi 81
In Banks OF Boston, New
York and Phladeiihia ;. a2s7,s9' 4oo5,No sass.oe
In all other places s3ss3,i4s s3as5,Oio si,2o,aia
The above tables give the amount on deposte on the
day named It will be observed that the 2sh of July
the aggregate depose So O6s s54; while
the actual amount subject to draft was but S7Oo7sll
drafts having been drawn and payable but not paid for
transfers ordered and not credited $7l 000
outstanding drafts, S9,3o9. Among the drafts drawn
but not paid the 2sth ult. for $l23,-
377 the Bank of Louisiana which reduces the depo
sites in that bank to S73632. draft on the Bank of
Missouri reduces the deposites in that institution from
s396,s5 to s97,449, and draft the Michigan Insur
ance Company of Detroit reduces the depostes from
Slli,967 to 500 ,293.
According the statement of the United States
Treasurer, the surplus of the government is
steadily decreasing The quarterly returns from the
Treasury Department shows expenditure for the
quarter ending June 30 1s5 of Sl7s9ls less than the
receipts notwithstanding which, the amount of deposits
the 2sth u nearly two hundred thousand dollars
loss than in May and than four hundred thousand
dollars less than in June. From March gath to June
2sth the depostes increased sl,7e4,0s0. We annex
statement showing the amount deposite in June and
July this year and last =
UNITED STATES DErosrTs
june %. Judy g. Increase. Decrease.
1874. ss,7!1 !is ioo2ssl2 l2s2,iss 80.
This shows decline in the depositcs. Last year, up
this time the value ofthemportaons into this part
been about million Of dollars per month greater thad
for the corresponding months this year. and the duties
the imports for the PERIOD of much larger
The decrease in the from customs with the pay
the public debt have reduced the surplus
nue. from Sl3 25l, the 2sth OF October 1884, to
So 1854 the 2sh of July 1s45 The actual surplus
revenue Of the government is about seven millions
of dollars and the present prospect is that will not be
increased The lmportations will not, this fall, be
large they last, the country is pretty well
supplied with foreign manufactures; the will
therefore be less while the expenditures of the govern
ment will without doubt exceed the estimates on ac-
count Of the position of foreign relations and the in
creased expense attending the negotiations &C. attached
to the annexation of Texas
The New York herald., 1845-08-04

ing comparative statement of depostes in Boston, New
York and Philadelphia :
GovrnsMEsr DEPOSITS rHE BANKS OF Bosros, NEw
iouK AND PHLApELpHIA
The New York herald., 1845-08-04

LASTS, LEATHER AND FINDINGS
CONSTANTLY hand nm assortment of Baltimore and
u Phadepha Light Oak Leather, Philadelphia Morocco,
and Findings OF all kinds. Lasts made any pattern.
" B-A frat rate lot ofMr g. Macheus fhadelIhis Rass
sale at 2sj spring street. Mahngton street. Yoh.
jul3lm'rc WARREN B. WlLkEY.
The New York herald., 1845-08-04

EXCURSION TO THE FISHING BANKS.
.a1A "a Steamer X. L. STEVENS, Captain II. L.
ANm4 Mabey will make n excursion the Fishing
-B Banks every Tuesday, Thursday and Friday,
during the season leaving Hammond at 8 O'clock A.
Canal street at s Delaney street East River g. and Pier
No N. r. at9k o'clockreurning to the city IN good
SON Bait furnished gratis and lines at small charge:
Eare IN cents au3 lwisFm
The New York herald., 1845-08-04

EAGLE BATHS,
52S Pearl street.
RETWEEN Centre and Elm streets-Warm, Cold and
- Shower Baths equal any in the city, l2s each
Good clean single BEDS 2s each. Meals l2 each
board and lodging, ~, so per week.
Newspapers from London, Liverpool Canada and all the
principal cities in the United States file jy29 imsrc
MATCHES WATCHES AND JEwELRY-Those
who wi;h to purchase Gold Silver Watches, Gold
want TO call the subscriber who selling all descriptions
q the aboye at retail much lower than other house the
Jewery exchanged bought All Watches keep
GOOD time or the money refunded.
q. c. ALLEN, Importer Of Watches and Jewelry,
Wholesale and Retail 20 Wall street,
iy9n msrr
The New York herald., 1845-08-04
"De live-long night,
Till the peep OBJ daylight,
And coming home Just at day in the morning

And coming home just at day in the morning"
Satisfied with the able dlsnterested, and patrlo-
tic appeal of Mr.. Dickens, 1t is said that Mr. wal
ker took the money authorised py Vote OF tne
Senate but entirely unauthorized by the prlncl-
oles of the government and OF common honesty
We don't believe that he did take this mileage. Mr..
Dickinson, Mr.. Barrow, Mr. Bagby, and some 9TH
ers might take IL but we cannot think that Mr..
Walker any more than Allen, Archer or Benton
would touch cent oft. The official record Of these
mileages must be furnished in order to show who
are and who are not guilty OF accepting them. The
whole conduct of Mr. Dickens in the premises exhi-
bits that his object is to the acceptors Of this
fund, and to conciliate thereby their suf-
TRACES in the election for Secretary of the Senate the
ensuing winter II this be so, he will be defeated
on the first baoting. Indeed, in any event he must
be superseded, and it were well if he would shape
his course accordingly anticipation of the rule OF
rotation Within three days, including the present,
some twenty five heads have been decapltated IN
the Executive department here, all OF subordinate
clerks and all in pursuance OF the rule OF rotation,
while Peter Haaner, Third Auditor, In office hall
century, rich as Jew, and with nineteen relatives
feeding in the public CRIB i not 70 oe b toufnsdi & De
give Mr. Stephen Pleasanton 9th Auditor, is IN the
same category and remains unmolested. while the
poor, starving clerks, messengers and sweeps are
Kicked out of doors without compassion. II ls not
10 the kicking that object, but to the invdious,
oa rial and ungenerous distribution of the kicks.
Mr. Buchanan and Mr.. Marcy surely do not intend
to keep these rich old gentlemen office, while there
are SO many goou anu uu., sd Ell,
Thing else that is worth having.
The work is steadily progressing among the De-
putty Postmasters. The small ones continue TO re-
sign and the larger ones here and there are walking
ont from day to day.
r spectnq our Consuls abroad, as the official list IN
+ 4 evenings "Vnion," will show. Among them
we discover that M A. e Abe blcgrssphers % s!, Rot OF
an sunerceded by one Joel Turrel Of York State
10 Won know any thing Of Mr., Turrell' He is ra,
,S,+ ~ n1seura fe.ilrt Il "a the start one would
Turel TuT.e.. pm my soul, don't snow
| me gentleman Is this the man that Mr.. Van buren,
The New York herald., 1845-08-04

GRAND EVENING FLOTILLA BALL.
One most ext extensive i,. and ID Oia sbs ndsd Balls
@EZwill take place on Monday evening, August
4h. -
Mr. Parker the celebrated dancing master, and Mr. Isaac
Eg Jr having completed their with Of the
and splendid barge for the OCCASION which
viii be beautifully decorated and illuminated
The steamboat DELAWARE, with her large and spacious
Barge capable Of accommodating 1900 comfortably
will the foot Of Warren street at o'clock r NJ Canal
eet ~ Hammond street 8, and Jersey City atHa
Tickets ST. admitting gentleman and lady extra ladies
tickets so cents.
Particulars in future advertisements. AZ Ctr
The New York herald., 1845-08-04
iy3a msee
AIOLIAN HAKPS

H.Ol1lAN HARRIS
NUNNS CLARK having purchased the patent right for
lNEolemans olian Attachmento the Panofoe, for the
entire United States (exceptng Masacuset TO
he public that they prepared TO supply Panoores
With this attached, attach the
modern made horizontal Panofoes In regard the durability
this invention NJ g. prepared satisfy the
udced mind their critical examination and experience
warrant them IN the assertion, that the oan will remain
climate and will be affected by transitions
)f atmosphere. The satisfactory waanee given with
each instrument.
The public invited examine the Eolian Panofores"
their wareroom, No. 20 Broadway opposite the Park
where also be found assortment Of g. 81 and Octave
Panofoes, both rosewood and mahogany mas 6mrc
The New York herald., 1845-08-04

80 CANAL STREET.-Cure of Coms, Bunions, &c
CC Mons and Madame Bernard respectfully inform the pub
lie that they have removed from No O Canal
oppo,Mte M Tint they still sontnne to operate the feet
for Europe and this country they able
produce certificates from the celebrated ply
clans of Europe well from Boston, Philadelphia and
New York 88 Canal a2 m& r
The New York herald., 1845-08-04
TtXAS AND NEW YORK LINE OF
PACKETS


BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GALVESTON.
M B subssrsers have l ,ed ieEasr Line
sail from each port on the first day Of each month,
The Brig EMPIRE Captain BAXTER sail from New York
Is, spd rGT Gsvsson Ma. s Noysmssr abe @
New York October and from Galveston l't Decem
THE Brig O. b. LAMAR Captain Richardson to sail from
New York LIST November next and from Galveston LIST Janu
The Brig MARY, Captain Norriss sail from New York
st December next and from Galv ist February next
These vessels are all superior class having fine cabin
advert seJ and take freight and passengers az the lowest
William Hendley and Co will be the established Agents
sveston and give efficient attention the business Of the
line and a other directed to them and also make
liberal sdSsness S1sesS az % the Subscribers will
sy Of sbs at tanS from 6encs
and being regularly o5wTdsd aeeGrdng TO nstrne
For freight or p'''as' iEgS5 iBERgS5%rR Ss NELSON.
aut imissec No 81 Front street New York.
s6& PASSkEl s FOR srla HAvRE = Second tiqs.r
&p2Kk tt will sail on the ist September.
''' 's's"' ' ''' ''' BOYD & HINCKEN.
aec No. Tontine Building, cor Wall and Water SITS.
CARPETING.
asa PEARL STREET
i Fsi si'
s S
signs 'ss sH!SS BRUSSELS
nrs kIDMfSsTfkk MffiSslsif sfT THREE PLY,
Rich Shading
sUPERFINE FINE AND COMMON INGRAM
CARPETING
OF every variety and description.
Hugs, Dugges Table and Piano Covers, Worsted Tuied
om feet wide; together with all other articles usually
found in the trade The public requested 70 call anil examine
PETERSON & HUMPHREY
mo 2msm s3t Pearl street
DACKET SHIP UTICA from HavreCoqsignees by thi.
hip will please send their permits ON board Pier No.
10 th River.
All goods permitted by the I'd Angus vil u i 70
the public store. iy.s.c
The New York herald., 1845-08-04

NEW MUSIC.
II RILEY CO., 2s7 Broadway, publish and keep hand
extensive assortment of New and Fashionable Music,
which they offer for sale wholesale aud retail the
possible prices Theymanuacture Instruments fsupeor
ywarrant every article they SELL being practically
Id with the dffersnt branches Of their Military lands
eupplied at the most reasonable myl22msrrc
M SIC.
LADY, who has athorough knowledge Of Music, being
taught by the first masters Europe and feeling herself
fully competent to instruct that would wish
devote her time the young ladies'
addressed A. B. Co. the Office OF ths
paper, shall be punctualy attended to. je2s lm~rc
MUSIC.
u EMOVED TO No. 65 franklin street, one door East OF
~ Broadway, NJ DuMSDAY Professor Of the Guitar, Sing
Accordeon and Violin, teach Ladies
temen of New York the above fashionable
comparaye short time by his Analysing and nductve
System. Terms reasonable.
will co. as usual to the residences Of his pupils to
OF the by the Satisfactory and other
ierences gwen on application al No. 65 Franklin street
i've imtm
The New York herald., 1845-08-04

NOTICE.
MR. CLARKE is desirous of supplying the public in town
A and country with the best o. help free Of expense, with
servants OF good character both and Others white
and coored He aers himself that by doing he is
lifting all those in want of employment and hopes Of that
M Duane street and fitted for the accommodation of all
want Of employment Call at ssh Duane
The New York herald., 1845-08-04

II DARGAlNS IN CUTLERY AND FANCY GOODS
- 600 dozen stag white and black bone handle and
desert and abl knives and forks cents 3s cents cents
French forks 81 so to s2 worth double the for sale
in lots suit
Also-Fancy goodsSuperior Cologne cents per
Looking Glasses Writing Desks Plated Cake Baskets and
Candesticks, SC.
Aso-A lot Of Hardware will be sold great bargains
sistng OF Hammers Candesticks, &c 23l stairs Pearl
a22+ m.
Mr. GEORGE VANDENHOFF, late Of the Bowery
1 Theatre, requested call the subscribers, they
having received communication for him. from England and
been able find him. HARNDEN & Co.
New York, August |, l845. a2tfr Wall st.
The New York herald., 1845-08-04

'TNHE SUBSCRIBERS have constantly on hand full
every quality and variety Of Needles including
Yarn Needles Dodkms, Knitting Pins Glove, Harness. Mi-
Chenille, Worsted Rug Beading Netting, Saland Pack
Needles.
WARRIN's DRILLED EYED NEEDLES,
warented kind offered Tor sale in the United
states and from their we'll known reputation echsnts will
md them more saleabe than any other they Offer
They have always hand good assortment Of Warins
celebrated Fish Hooks put up IN every style.
Also large Of Silk Hemp Hair and China Grass
Ines Cork Floats and variety Of Fancy Fishing Tackle
.ocke and Table Knives Scissors, Iron and German Silver
spoons ihmbies, Pearl Buttons, &c. &c. All which is Of
'ered TO the trade on the best terms
J. & r. wARRlN,
lym Im-r 70 Maiden Lane.
HANGING PAPER
u AlA LIS BROWN Ianxinc Pan.r sirad Cor aaI>
The New York herald., 1845-08-04

1227, ,903 l,0034U6 J,BlB,3U5
The proportion of deposes in the banks of these three
cities for the past three months have been ollows:-
Mau28 June %. July 20.
Total deposits. 82lfl8 8.500i52 8,O688oi
In Banks OF Boston, New
York and Philadelphia. 1927 993 4003N6 $685. 3o6
The New York herald., 1845-08-04

PELICAN MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY,
New York, 10Th July l845
rE losses Of this Company by the late fire will proba
bly, exceed $50 1000, and having ample subscription
the payment Of losses, the Company will continue
take 10th Fire and Marine risks as heretofore.
jy232wistrrc w w. DIBBkE. Secretary.
Mississippi Democrat., 1845-02-19

BETTING on ELEcTroxs.-The r-rzS,-s
OF Gov. Wright Of New York. eoa,.ins !
Just animadverssoa in rclauo- =, -.
ing on elections Il Is mole Il e.
uoneerng pregnant With ussrAief. While
one party uses banteEs 10 BET. a. prossf y
the popularity Of their caase. tbe e.h-- I.
compelled 70 take them % iaa So, y
seit-Geience. The e5itor q shsx -,
was drawn IN > lav uanv w.eers On 49,,
late Presidential elections. hv newS,,,.,
advertisements Ct bess. s,sne al 49,, !, 4.
dressed Parueulariy u him. AFTER he "a
Geeiined al private ovcrtarez Ct tss ksna
IL was perceived that the unixe-ssl vsuns
iag OF the federal party, When The s.s-it 3.
lheir adversarles suffered depreSssoa f-er
beng oar Dragged b. them. An realiv ,
tendency to prodace the result 80 eoas
dently boasted Ia advance. F,~ 80
ana Tor the last time Ia our life. A. 1..-er
mined TO arrest this mlschief o. rn.etsn.
Il IN us own way-by 6ring a-ainst s-e-
and took every bet that was oslcr,.4 - ,.r
sonaliy-Reyer seeking aav. Sens.bre
however. that this mode q e,usl.. .fs,..
PoiitteaI contest = peruicl1us - rrsarf,,fs.
anu having made arrangsuaents 4 {, ave.
ms imProPrety on cur part % serve use
iui anu proper purposes coaaected 4stA =.
cause We are engaged IN, we have ress,v
Cd never 10 do ourself the wroag 4 p,rti
eipa1Ing IN lhls game of wagess - ). a =,
side IN PolIcal CONTROVERSY. We ~
the declaration p0blic, that aothins ~
DC inferred from refusal herralser ! !,
ceP' advertised Shallengcs. Of tAe sort. I
any others. Tcf.S'
Mississippi Democrat., 1845-02-19

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Mississippi Democrat., 1845-02-19

Col. Polk and his wife arrived at Gin
ington, on board steamer Pike" The
Pike was escorted to the landing by four
other steamers, all abreast; the Cincinnati
papers TEEN with accounts of the recep-
ton, the military and civil escort, the
speeches, &c. Similar exhibitions await
him at other points. A splendid coach,
built to haul Mr.. Clay over the mountains,
and christened ''Harry of the West" has,
in consequence of the strange behaviour
of the people, been christened The Pre-
sident," and has been sent to meet Polk at
Wheeling.
1t is related of Tho: Jefferson, that on
the day of his Inauguration he rode his
black mare Bess to the Capitol fence, hitch
ed her to the railing, took his saddle-bags
on his arm, and quietly walked to the Ca
pitol. He was not drawn in a coach-and
four-the men of those days did not form
military cavalcades and triumphal process
sons behind a civil officer, nor did clouds
of ofFice-seekers gather from all points of
the compass. We might dwell on the de-
generacy of tn alatter days, but-we had
best drop the 50 ject. Most of our read
ers, we fear, had rather hear something Of
the magnificent appearance of Pennsylva-
MIA Avenue on the day of the approaching
coro-- Inauguration: how that the flags
were flying, the drums beating, the cannon
roaring, the crowd huzza-ing; how that
Col Polk, in his carriage Of State, looking
solemn and care-worn, poor fellow grace
fully raised his hat, and exposed his broad,
expansive forehead and how Mr.. Dallas
smiled graciously on the assembled thong,
and how Mr.. Tyler agreed to play part
in the programme-with the thousand
other interesting particulars so eagerly read
bv the great audience of the newspapers,
the public. Verify, what an uncivlized,
vulgar old simpleton was Tom Jeffeson
This is great country, and we are rtpidly
becoming great people,
Mississippi Democrat., 1845-02-19

ONDxxc xc1NKANA-We have ki.kerss r.
frazned iro7 gisi1g arr e The p.Tsioalars
e sAe ch2rgss ss.l1ss rs lzseiy eoavact-
ed clynlary e the ehercA- wa,A ukscA the
ncrsAers P.PSrs are SIle5- b, as tke
whols matter = . he P1AssAe3 ~ ths
eharch. ard there = uz1cA esrs.s.rx sro-S-
e @ he S-slect, ws ksow nos ta.g : Az
uaan sAa91 ee Dcrs scru-aio-s sAan ,he
Reverraas.
he soliswsng are tAe sAarres Esr uAs,h
Onceracnk, sssAcP ef Ne~ Yea. was szs-
Pss4e6s-
l. TAat = Jaae lSS1. whsc travsFs.,
N he s2Ee carrlsSe wssA tie Rev c.
lnen, B1sler a1G wrse. he r.5<ix ezA-.-ra
taas iaey, passed rs easA ssS rcssis..s.
Ne-s On whach sAe. bzrxo-x S1as scars.
tArcw sersef izao hcr k-s1aa1's a-us Esr
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the PEsce O. eo~Aaaes =, sAe ncxs seuu.
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Mississippi Democrat., 1845-02-19

THE Texas QUEsTroN--Vo OF THE SE-
NATE.--Our Washington papers are to the
Sd instant. Up to that date, no report had
come from the Senate committee on Fo'
reign Relations on the Texas question:
The following is the most accurate calcu'
lation we can make as to the vote in the
Senate:
For Teras--Twenty-two Senators, all
democrats but Henderson, Johnson, Rives,
and Foster.
against Teras--Twenty-fve Senators,
all wings but Allen and Tappan.
Dou6Jul--Benton, Dix, Fairfield, Niles,
DENIS, Jarnagin, whig.
If either of those we have set down as
doubtful vote against the bill--Texas is lost,
so far as this Congress is concerned. We
fear that such will be the result.
Mississippi Democrat., 1845-02-19

The schooner Water Witch, at New Or
leans, brings certain intelligence of the
capture Of Santa Anna, and his confne-
ment in the castle of Perote, to await his
trial for treason. He had made three at
tacks on the city of Puebla, at the head Of
formidable army, but was finally repuls-
ed with the loss of 800 men. Assuming
the disguise of friar, he attempted to es-
cape to the mountains, but was arrested
by some Indians.