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New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-15

r. The weather yesterday not charming. Con-
siderable snow fell IN the morning; in the
hailed ard showed aeighus continues but CT Ike marine
cut the streets pTeser: the aspect and who
understand the value CT walking under lie circumstances
practice their knowledge. A. midnight it settled into
rain.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-15

(G- The Pacific HoTsL, No l62 Gfeenwichs.
is csr resting place travellers Who prefer Moderate
szed houses and moderate bills. The great houses hare
,heis advantages and rus iai- consider thos asa
hotels IN which The distance om the paTlos or private
rOs'n is over three blocks. The Pacific very quiet
house. located most conveniently to the North River Jersey
Ferries and Philadelphia ne- and managers Messrs
J. " Bccdy and W. d. Parsors. are determined to make
IT ssreeaole to their guests ard the public.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-15
MONTGOMERY Co-ALL HAIL,

DR.. Si1-Clear the way for olD MONTGOMERY =
We have elected majority OF the Supervisors, as
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-15

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Blue hens chicken & Delaware Democratic Whig. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1845-1848, 1845-11-21
A HINT.

The following piece of waggery appeared in
a paper cast, aud we copy it for the benefit Of
those living importinepces who fellow the prac-
tice in this city.
WASTED.-One hundred and sevcnty-fve
youugmen Of all shapes Snd sizes, from the tall,
graceful dandy, with hail enough on his face to
stuff BARRIERS cushion, down to the little hunch-
backed, ireckled-faced, bow-legged, carrot-head-
ed upstart. The object is to form a gaping
corps, to, be in attendance at the church doors
every Sabbath before the commencement of di-
vine service, to stare at the females as they
enter, and make gentlemanly and delicate re-
marks on their person and dress. All who wish
to enlist in the above corps, will please appear
at the various church doors next Sabbath NOR
ming, where they will be duly inspected, and
their names, personal appearance, and quantity
of brains registered.in book kept for that pur-
pose, and published in the newspapers. To
prevent general rush it will be we'll to state
that none will be enlisted who possess intellec-
tual capacities above that of an ordinary, well
bred donkey.
Blue hens chicken & Delaware Democratic Whig. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1845-1848, 1845-11-21

fancy Of die silapletoni or nnlcos- 9lF purse
strings Of the miserly wretch. Girls, ifsyou
know what belongs to yolir Emptiness, yodwill
never let the crimson mantle your cheeks when,
it is said She takes in work. or :. she enter
ed shop or factory" No---it will be your
joy and your honor, and your passport to sue
cess, to good husband, cheerful and contented
home, and all the blessings of a virNous life.
We have been led to these remarks by hear
ing from the lips Of a young woman, as we
passed her in the street few days since, in a
tone of naughty pride and a toss of the head, as
she remarked to a companion in reference to an
acquaintance, 81 want to know if she takes in
work l''---We knew not the female, but we
Thought whata Tool the young man must be, to
choose such companion. five were in want
of wife, and possessed princely fortune, we
should search out the poor, industrious girl, and
she would be independent We know she
Gus and useful wife, and kind and devoted
friend. "She takes in work mobile example,
In few years, though now despised for her in
dustry and economy, she will far, far outshine
her proud and naughty acquaintance, and be in-
troduced Into better society, while her, poor
thing, may be glad to work in her family or to
wash in her litchen.---Such cases have occurred.
Females, love labor, dcspise sloth. Care not
for the sneering remark Or the scorniul look,
and your reward, though slow, will be certain.
Blue hens chicken & Delaware Democratic Whig. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1845-1848, 1845-11-21

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Blue hens chicken & Delaware Democratic Whig. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1845-1848, 1845-11-21

DAWN OF ANOTHER THEATRICAL STAR.--We
take great pleasure in copying into our columns,
from the st. Louis papers, the following testi-
monials, which the editors there have been
pleased to offer in favor of young and talent
ed Delawarian, a candidate for histrionic fame,
who has been for some time past in that city,
on professional visit
THRATRE.-BeneM Of Mr.. Roberts---one of
the most talented, studious and zqfeerable meme
bers Of our Theatrical corps, takes benefit to-
might. He appears as ''Richard the Third"
and "Jemmy Ispitcher'--two characters as
different in their range as the poles yet we
doubt not that he will acquit himself with Gre
dit, and to the satisfaction of those who may
favor hind with their presence tonight. Go
one, go ali, and lend helping hand to a really
worthy actor, and gentlemanly man,
St. Louis American.
THEATRE.--The theatrical season is nearly at
"a close, and it behooves all who take an inter
est in this elegant amusement to embrace the
present opportunity. Tonight Mr.. Roberts,
one Of the most industrious, careful, talented
and worthy members of the company, presents
his name for Benefit, and will perform the We
ny opposite characters of =" Richard the Third
and q Jenny Twitcher." The style of charac-
tiers usually assumed by Mr.. Roberts, require
talent and Judgment, and he has ever presented
them in an acceptable manner to the audience.
We feel assured that full house will be the
deserved tribute to most deserving man.
Missouri Reporter.
THEATRE.-Beneft Of Mr.. Roberls.--To-night
has been appointed for the benefit of this excel
lent and studious actor. The entertainments
are of the most attractive kind. and the occa-
sion one deserving the attention OF the public.
!" Richard III" is the first piece, in which Mr..
Roberts will assume the character of the So crook
ed back tyrant," and after that the amusing
Blue hens chicken & Delaware Democratic Whig. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1845-1848, 1845-11-21

My fault not parlonabe, in pursuing thus,
Upon such tenderness, my wiliul error:
Blthad ! isnown il would have wrought thus with
you,
Thus Strangely not the world had won me to it
The Seorafid Ladg-BeauDoat q Fletcher.
WhenI look back onmy early life, and consid-
er thai was motherless girl, and an only child,
Of fond, indulgent father, do not wonder
possessing quick, impulsivc disposition, un-
checked by any authority-that ! was wilful
and capricious. My father had toiled industri-
ously for years, to acquire sufficient means to
enable him to marry and when that happy Pc
Rod at last arrived, he ioyfuly claimed the full
flment of my mothers promise, which she had
given him in the first blush of her girlhood.-
Two years of uninterrupted happiness tloated
by, when she died, leaving baby daughter to
console her almost heart-broken husband.
was his pet-his darling! And as Nature had
kindly bestowed upon me my mothers luxuri-
ent curls and comedy features, rather than my
fathers homely but expressive countenance,
was rendered dearer to him by the resemblance.
My father prospered in business, and when
approached womanhood | was an heiress, as
well as an acknowledged beauty. Then ne
wonder, | repeat, that was seli-willed-but
the revulsons of feeling attendant upon such q
nature as mine, caused, in most instances, the
acts of wilfulness and caprice to give me as
much unhappiness as they did others--partcu.
larly in the case Of Cousin Matthew. My ia.
Blue hens chicken & Delaware Democratic Whig. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1845-1848, 1845-11-21

Since present smiles and lovely looks
From those bright beaming eyes,
Are not for him, who, far above
Aught else, one glance would prize.
When years have passed with silent tread,
And fled with time away,
And ting'd those lovely dark-brown locks
With sireaks of envious gray
When in the deep mutations of
Mysterious natures course.
Old time has dimm'd those sparkling eyes,
Without the least remorse-
And when those carmine cheeks and lips,
Shall lose their ruby hue,
And when that alabaster brow
With years is furrow'd too.
When you remember all the joys
You felt when life was gay,
And all the blissiul, happy hours
You sweetly whiled away
Should the sad memory of these lines,
Which now you chance to see,
Come DER the dream of by-gone days
OH then remember me.
New Haven, Nov. 7th, 1915.
Blue hens chicken & Delaware Democratic Whig. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1845-1848, 1845-11-21

ANN ihs floortnr ma. and said BRIGHTLY. as h.
rested. bis hand ~ M lack
aWell. Uncle Jobn-,vill Won not greet her
kindly ~
.To he sure. INV bovl Your wife I could
not greet otherwise than kindly,', replied nv
tather-s-but seeing Matthew about leaving the
room with me, he said
"why in such has,e9 Come, let us drink
the health of the English bride -
:. Another time. dear uncle, reulied Matthew
looking at his watch. But have an engage
ment on important business down in the city
and am now behind the hour appointed"
We passed from the dining-room together
and bowed in silence as he opened for me tn,
dawing-room door, and babe me "good even
ing" listened with painful Impotence, unit
heard the front door close on him. Then
threw myself on lounge, and gave myself NJ
to my grief. Hopes last glittering ray had de
parted. | had ga well of tears back o my eye
lids,' and freely did they flow.
{" Ali Cousin Matthew!'' exclaimed, il
broken accents, sshow times are changed witt
Ius. When YOU offered me your love, | reecte,
Blue hens chicken & Delaware Democratic Whig. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1845-1848, 1845-11-21

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Blue hens chicken & Delaware Democratic Whig. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1845-1848, 1845-11-21


Cousin Matthew displayed hls devotion iof
me from nus earliest poynooo, < sfeshore WIN
my pe'tlshness' my whlms ana oapflces, IKE
ah ange,-"nu i ioFeu nun n0"e ''e pe''er
Tor III MS aoora'lon' SO meekiy ana quietly ex-
p'esseu' ooreu i'''
"heh began 10 lhihh l'iysei ainosla young
iauy mI poor li''lo neau pce'Ans niieu WIN d
'houSa'' nonSensical sen'i''l'h'ai ioeaS' was
very fien' hnew-ou' ! vas no' u'ercehary-
no' .,a' "ouiu no. laNe eseh lonianu'-i |,
S"Ouiu''a'e oeen oei,s"''' "iu' ioSei anu
a 'o'''se' !, "''o N''eW iO' what 'av''''e
masIsu,iOu'lueo ny every iuNu'S Ml0nuiS ini-
s,neu oOuiu i,Ve ~ a uese'' WIN s,'e ma"
5jJ r not saw it, Gom e6alginr would po
very O' wi''' NM anu ""SO'ue'S P'n'u '''
pretty distress 1t da not agree WIN my
sentimental IDEAS oil love and marriage to ac-
IcePt du'llally the eourilngs OF good Cousin
Matthew ha'es--go dutiuliy 10 church, and
become good mistress Matthew Bates and set
NC uo" ~ d uun'u' WIFE, al IN sucn d hun-arum
way ihel HIS name was 50 : snoeh'"s' II
II mad only been Clinton, Or Oonf'land', or clar'
ence' OF any .nlhg pu' Ssa'tnew--and eia''ne"
Dat9s az tllai' ANU peslues' ne was so un
couth iook'ng-Ho' az all d's',"gHe' or elegant
iat ne nao svou iea'ufes' couiu not ueny
ana MS hgure was ~ell proporuohea' put ht
knew not now to snow to advantage his persona
gifts. Ills clear brown eve shown frankly, ant
his chestnut hair curled eareessly over his wei
developed forehead; naAns PAID little attention
70 dress OF accomplishments,
Dung Dudley ana morton, agd campbell
ana TWO or three Of my o'ner hgy ioyers mad
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Blue hens chicken & Delaware Democratic Whig. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1845-1848, 1845-11-21

SELECT gTMLEae
Blue hens chicken & Delaware Democratic Whig. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1845-1848, 1845-11-21

At thetenth Annual Meeting of the Agricul=
tural Society of New Castle County, held al
John Hall's Hotel, Wilmington, 10Th mo. 25thi
1915, BENJAMIN WEBB, was called to the
chairand JoshPH LLoYn, chosen Secretary
A communication was read from DR.. ]. W.
Thomson, decliting to be reelected President
Of this Society, which was read and adopted.
On motion, Resolved, That vote Of thanks
be presented to d.. J. w. Thomson, for his de-.
voted exertions for the benefit and prosperity Of
this Society during the eight years of his pfesis
deney.
The following gentlemen were then duly
elected officers for the ensuing year, viz:
Presidenf--JAMES CANBY.
Fiee Presidents--George Maxwell, Joseph
Lloyd, Eli Wilson, C. /. Du Pont, john RI
I.atimer, Edward 1atuall, John Jones.
Corresponding Secreipy--C. p. Holcombi
Recording Sevsiary.-James Webb.
IreqsTer--Edward Tatnall.
COUNSELLOR Edward w. Gilpin.
Direci6fs--Iohn c. Clark, Samnel Canbji
Joseph Lloyd, NJ. d. 0cheltree, John w. An
drews, Bryan jackson. Joseph Carr, Henry
Latinier, James N. Cleland, Henry Du Ponts
William Robinson, ]. s. II. Boies, james J.
Drindley, Philip Reybold. VIM. Tatnalli VIM.
S. Boulder, John Richardson, John Higgins.
Directors If the horticultural Departments -
John r. l.atmef, Samuel Candy. Jafnes Webbs
VIM. Istnall, James V. Emlm, Ziba Ferris
On motion, Resolved, Thatfthe proceedings
of this meeting, with the communication Of Dr.;
J. w. Thomson, be published in N pai
which advefiise for,the Society. a
4 Adjourned. Joseph LLOYI q II ~.
4. 4 ~. -. - -.-,.e,.Ars%& 1*& 4A53 MI
Blue hens chicken & Delaware Democratic Whig. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1845-1848, 1845-11-21

ORIG1NAL FCMTIgYo
Blue hens chicken & Delaware Democratic Whig. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1845-1848, 1845-11-21

New Haven, Nov. 7th, 1915.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-03-06
General Heaslons.

Before the Recorder and Aldermen Miller AM Drake.
Mathew g Paterson. District Attorney.
March s. Plea Of Guilty Emanuel Iay Tor and William
Moore blacks injected for burglary in the fret de-
gree, in entering the premises Of Mr. schemerhorn, 40
Broadway plead guilty to the chcge and were seat 20 the
House OF Refuge.
Trial for Burglary John Mathews, black lSnswn
Lawyer Mathews, tried and convicted a burglary
the third degree in entering tbs siorc OF s. r. ingram
No 1913 Fulton street. and stealing abont 5000 worth OF
property consisting principally OF clothing, the night
Of The "a Of January The Court sentenced him 70 i've
years imprisonment at Sing Sing.
Trial Of Henry NJ Rage for Fcrgery-This young
man. who implicated ia the great $4,000 forge
~ upon the firm Of Austin, Willmerding Co.,
with Henry Saunders, Jr in August isas and was con
victed Of the osnce, Saunders having plead guilty
the charge AMI b en- used as witness against HIM
again placed upon trial, the supreme Court having
aside the verdict the previous trial He charged
with having forged the OF the firm I, check 81
5000 the Seventh Ward Bank on the 3lst OF August
iS43 John Austin the senior partner oil the firm, swore
hat The check forgery both in the signature OF the
name Of the firm and the Enforcement OF VIM Priest
also. Mr.. Everett the paying teller o. the Seventh
Ward Bank swore that he paid the check in 500 to $50
bills TO Henry SAUNDERS Jr, beiieving that the sigma
genuine
At this stage OF the case, the prosecution proposed t.
examine Henry Saunders Jr States evidence but the
hour OF O'Clock having arrived, the court adjourned til
20 morrow at II o'clock
Raeee looked remarkably well and was dressed very
neatly His pretty and interesting vile and child ap
peared in court, and watched the ocsedings oil the
court with great anxiety.
LoRsHzo ID SHsPHARD, Esqa appeared tor the prisoner
conducted the with great caution. As the case
fully reported in the Herald al the Il OF the pre-
sous trial. is unnecessary TO again report II at the pre-
sent time
Conn ss.on PIcas
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-03-06
XYLUGRAPHIC PRESS
GENERAL JOB PRINTING OFFICE,


THE SUBSCRIBERS inform Druggists. Perfumers Grocers
and Others that they have msde extensive additions their
assortment Of Xyographc Labels, which hey would
specially call their attention They constantly adding
offered france England and they promise their
that they all spare no getting all that may
want IN the business OF the Druggists Perumers and Seg
Manufacturers.
JOB PRlNTIN0Their Office is also supplied with every
variety ofpe for the execution dscrp
Of Fancy Job Printing, Cards Bheads Notes. Bills Lading
Circulars and all kinds of Mercantile Printing!
reasonable terms.
SEGAR BOX LABELS AND PAPER, of every descrip
ton always hand
vARiEGA TED SHOW CARDS, for Refectores, Csroc.rs
&c, &c-a large supply BRONSON x Co.
f2t lnSrc Sc Gold street. Fulton
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-03-06

IA TO LEI OR LEASE.-A large ,wo story brick
1 House on the :ouhwessery Of the Iiooaingdale
erect mandatory. which will be built If required
Also two story frame Cottage House aud five Lots he
with Workshop stable barn, &C. The house will be painted
the Boomingdale road -
Also Lots adjoining the Bloomiugdale road running
through the 7h and st suitable for florist
manufacturer Buildings will be erected il required.
Also Lot IN 30th street, between the It'll and 9Th
lease. g. H. WINTER,
l26 lm*ec l6 Wall afreef.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-03-06

rRENC HIS HO IT l..
THE PROPRIETOR respectfully informs his friends and
the public that he has opened his and splendid hotel
dts vicinity Of mercantile business and the places Of
able comparison with the very best hotels the city The
petor in building and fitting the above house has had strict
regard elegance and comfort and that he has combined
aonly the following prices will show =
ROOM FOX ONE NIGHT. IS
A !" WEEK. ............l 50
The rooms will be warmed gratis and upon no occasion will
there be more than one bed in
There Is a REFECTORY attached, in which there
meals seyed of the day and evening There
also Bath Rooms connected for cold and shower
baths III. Porter will be in attendance all nes during the
night, admit dodgers, aud TO let them all hours
~ B.Those who Lodgings after the house closes win
ring the hall bell. nl9 smsm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-03-06
cor S 7 OCK IL CO. +,
~ COurtlandt street,
HAVE ON HAND
THE FOLLOWING y
NAMED ARTICLES.

The AaAkvEE 6 II 9SAAHiNRa
NA WHlcA AFaI AvE
oRfT 5iSEasl SllgH
CoNNEL,s MAGICAL PAIN ExTR ACTOR, cure. all
~ pains iefamm tons itch and sav.s life in any
III. IN The he
Way be returned il does not please Be particular and buy
EEt ffsiIaqGst NTH CORDS sun joints
y Of
we invite to e referred to gentle
II bR sFSHSs y sST FIX; HD1c sY u H'bsi
that can be taken IL ali cases Of hssrtbarn
%Go1sTc OIL has proved
@ "ss Of s s.s s sbS h o a.s. s "
any
best family medicine in the world Il i. positive and war
,an,sd cur, for Dy;psp's A:n%, Liver iadss
% any q The sS'y b,n5! ~ without receiving
Oh, he %Sass
refunded. Who win now suffer with this distressing
''s@'sSslsrocK cos sA|nsAr4sLLA, !. :. pu,. and
made The price reasonable that the poor to ue
Ds SS purify SSssn @
Those who have been mprudent in the use Of calomel
' fNb 5f.' HAIR DYETb chem,c. PREPARATION will
color hair shade from light brown to Jet black and
BALM OF COI IL which Immediately stops the hair
's? re aaS BAY
az rs Tss *. 's ss ss
DIT. DETTERs MAGIC HAIR oIL-It give. to tn, hair a
other oil coils finest lad e hats the least
s ". to ss q IS
and pd he;s s.n,s win be refunded
oSLy at 81 Courtandt street, by
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-03-06
ST.. GEORGE HOTEL.
Nh. III RrnaalxWaU. NRYK Knrlr.

Next Block below Trinity Church. and Well street
THE subscribers essees and proprieto Of the above well
known establishment having recently taken il for term Of
wishes of their friends and supplying them with
comfort and convenience which place hike this possibly
afford
The Of the house large airy and comodous aud
have been, but lately fitted with and elegant furn
The dome,tics attentive respectful
BILE abunntly supplied with all the subsanas and luxuries
q good yphe cellar contains an ample Of the choicest
house. constantly kept clean and heahul condition
Having avaed themselves of these and many other advana
and accommodations important public house. the
rorrietos not only deem duty but take pleasure in
while endeavoring please although they do pretend
smile at competitor, they determined by asduous
tention the of their guests and the reasonable
charges that those who house shall with
disappointment and that those who shall
dissatisfaction. JOHN H. MORE,
PETER TYLER.
New York Feb l. l0l5. IA lm&rrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-03-06
ii. Z. WILLARD,
AUCTION GENERAL AGENCY AND COMMISSION


Office No ZIG Nassau street, first floor, New York.
n =. w; WILL ATTEND TO sales of Household Furniture
the residences Of rnqu shng
or business Cash Advances made Furniture and Merchan
disc Of every description consigned for sale Sales settled all
and traders always accommodation
goods for private sale sr-.a. md Imsec
DALLY'S TOBACCO MANUFACTURE
2S5 River st. Troy.
THE Subscriber avals himself Of this method of commun-
eating to the public the fact that he
fine cut and smoking Tbacco and Snuff River street.
Trey. next door to the Fulton market;
TosAcco-The celebrated Fancy Virginia. This Tobacco
took the premium the late Fair Extra chewing Tobacco
sweet Virginia; American Smoking Tobacco,
from the leaf; Spanish do Turkish do.
scented No i Maceabey American Gentle
The above articles all warranted be the finest
qualities Of leaf tobacco and by the experienced
"
Orders directed As above will meet with attention
the same pains taken al Il they personally present
10. 4. Savage, 2H Fulton street, and A. A. Samanos,
Broadway, Agents for the city Of New York.
Troy, Jan. 10, lS4,. m2 lm~ec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-03-06

BOUQUETS, FLOWERS, SEEDS ~ PLANTS
THE SUBSCRIBER respectfully beg to inform his friends
and public that he s uade temporary
furnish the above from Of Mr. hariscp Broad
and sweet scented exocs be had moments notice
They will be arranged in the various and fashionable styles
which the subscriber much during
supeutndance Of the late Conservatory and Seed Establish
mel Of Mr. w. Njblo.
Choice Annual Fowerng Seed Vegetable Seeds and Flower
ing Plants, ON hand. JOHN ROBINSON.
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