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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-04-05

GOVERNMENT INSPECTORS ON THE FRONTIER.
When Tyler was President, he had number of ia.
vorites whom he appointed secret inspectorships
on the frontienbetween this country and Canada,
who had no duties to perform, and whose only EN-.
ployment was to talk politics and take pay. Seve-
raj of these idle loafers are thus attached on the
frontier to the treasury department. We trust
that Mr.. Polk and Mr. Walker, the present Secre-
tary OF the Treasury, will see that all such ex-
cresences be Topped off at once. They are of no
use nnder the present arrangement of affairs.
CUSTOM HOUSE INTERFERENCE In THE CHARTER
ELEcrroN-Some of the miserable party papers have
been attempting to fasten charge upon the Col
lector Of this port that the Custom House was in
terfering with the charter electioa This was mar.
ticularly set forth by the Morning Ne,cs, the or
gan of despcable Clique of office-beggars, who
scruple at nothing in eHecting their purposes in
search of public plumber. The card Of Governor
Van Ness, however, so effectualy refutes the mis-
cradle assertion, that neither we nor any Others
are called on to add a syllable.
Is IT So THE "natiyeo organ insinuate,
alphabetically, or enquirngIy, that Mayor Har
per has bribed Editor Bennett 10 support Mr.
SeIden, with the sum Of "ten dollars" Well
this is possibly correct The "natlye, organ
ought to know what the "native' Mayor has
done, but we are authorized by Editor Bennett, to
say, that if Mayor Harper has sent him "ten dol.
lars" he has not yet received the funds Possibly
some of the "native" police may have intercepted
the cash on the way, and are now jolIifyine on 4
TO their hearts content, in some secret corner, or
cold water.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-04-05

GOVERNMENT ADvERTIsING.-We perceive that
several OF tbs departments at Washington and else
where are public advertisements paperso of very IL
mted circulation, thereby violating the new law of
Congress, which comes into operation in month or
two. This is not what we looked for under the
new administration
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undertake to do wrongwe will force able to
tsnen have to address two meetings tomorrow night
therefore, conclude by thanking you for your kind
attention. and hope shall be able at the close OF next
week to congratulate you the result Of successful
contesG-(Grsst chserng)
Alter a few remarks from Horace Greeley this
great, enthusiastic meeting broke up with shine
mocracy"
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rev mr.. Falrchild aud Rhoda Oavidson

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ns sod and a her that 'ss
Dr. 'fGsfISS sTb poas
ss :'ss
&
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ss:s @ III
ali5y remove every of.uperluous II 1alian
ssg he s s ys inv. a ~
les or any other like dishsuemsnt from siin-mskg
&c is ann
@ s Is used
Soar. o. s;sS9us GouraaSs LIQUID YsSs'aSis
MSss esn speedy
70 Other and
ss@ sn1y & II &
and will i This canton in mind and
The Steamboat Knioker booker and Em-
pire-Mr Editor On visit up town, New York had tho
pleasure of seeing these boats within and without The
excellent which they have been does
credit the mechanics engaged hem The Knkebeckr
painted by Holmes of Bsyard street. New York. and not
withstanding there is gliding this boat than
that have ye. .Luy Ia: he Welded bis I.as
y ss sS @ us; FL r.
ss.sy rs: ss asf.s sss s
e. 's1
sn are nss iss
D'Tfss% ss
adding %., he e The
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hokn b.; very much n n. painting q late Year.
boats about bssutful possible for human art
Asthma. or Dimsulty OF Breathing, y Gauss
al hv 0f in
which them from SsuS duly
BREAST pain IN head psptaion heart and many
''s! sis PHI. are always to give
@ % e. the Sedy s0os Sa
oil. r Ky ns.s @ a
onaly afterwards will keep the system completely free
w 1aS mat OF any
5s
Il
Tas Sy :sa' a 5 is g Il.
a be particular and ask for WIghs Indian
N. B.~Bswsrs of suuar-coated c0u.ter,sis Pills.
s"Bewsre OF Deception '-Hundreds or per-
% he ey
Shs; article =.
U 81 d. .y y',a PIE ao S he N
"a. its virtues cure. when al o,ier fail.
Ss ses q ss' bsi Il ~s ssa. aa
% be Of The emedy they i6ers
nn-s ground DE deceived, but nqui for Fol-
and M
Brooklyn.
Important to the American People, and -
the New York Public in Psrcular-Knsrps Entire in
LIQUID form ready and fo sale at 4o Broadway and
suspended for twelve years sufficient say tweny
five ago this truly inestmaoe Backing astonished the
London be examined BY the arses.
America. To the Eastern and Southern people this will be
Joyful The bill used Of century will
it-and I'll admirers Of Liquid Backing il will afford
opportunity Of trying hat splendid article the world
w.
Ps-As usual Extra Pastefor family use-for sale
above ~
Dalley's Magical Pain Extractor, ut his
only agency, 81 Walker Srss from Broadway
AeaIs Hair Mest0r.Iave, at his Agency, ~
Walkst St. LIST stoe Broadway.
Medical Hotice.-Tns Advertisements Of the
the Suppression Of Quacksry the cur ali diseases will
| " Aauuut
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PHILADELPHIA CLERGyMEN.-We have a num-
her Of sketches of the Philadelphia Episcopal Cer-
gy on hand. which we will be able to give to our
readers in the course of few days. The sketch
of DR.. Tying in particular is SO remarkably well
written, and as that gentleman is prominent can
didate for the vacant Episcopal chair of Pennsyl-
vania, that we must give it as soon as possible
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SOUTHERN MAn~-We are glad to learn that on
and after next Monday, the great Southern Mail
leave Philadelphia at Z o'clock in the morning, to
arrive here at noon.
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Court CaIendar-f1onday.
COMMON PLras-7o 76 ~, II, ia, a. ~, 40 40 So SO,
62Hs
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NEW York PmorAsE.-Many persons are Curl
GUS to ascertain the features of the recent act Of
the Legislature throwing thisport open to every one
in the way Of pilotage We, therefore, annex the
provisions of the bill, which is now a law OF the
State.
All laws and parts of laws relative to pilots or potsge
ofthe port Of New York. BY the way Of Sandy Hook are
hereby repealed provided however, that all persons
holding licenses a. such pilots the 10th day Of March,
lsl5 shall he and continue to be- pilots BY the Of
sandy Hook but nothing herein contained shall be held
to prohibit other persons from getting az such pilots
ArrArRs IN CANADA.-The Montreal Herald Of
the 29h ult., has sent us slip, containing the
particulars Of the close, that day, the first ses
sion Of the second Provincial Parliament. After
giving his assent to about hundred acts, the Gov
General delivered an address, in which we find
the following paragraph -
have received authentic information Of the passing OF
on Act by the Legislature of the United States, which
may seriously sfect the commercial interests of this
Province. will not tail to submit the subject for the at
tenon oil Her MajeayS Government; and am sure that
II will receive the most earnest confederation.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-04-05

FLOWER SEEDS Robinson, the florist, corner of
Broadway and Prince street, has, we perceive,
opened fresh assortment OF rare and choice flow
er seeds, imported from London.
Mr. OWNS LEcTURk LAST EvgNrNc-OpKNrNo OF
A NEW PLACE OF MRETINo FOR HIS FRIENDS AND SUP
PoRTERs-The Minerva Room last evening was well
filled with highly respectable audience. 1t was his
concluding lecture on the subject of the regenera-
ton OF the human race. The gentleman showed
the system upon which he deemed mankind ought
to be brought up, and then contrasted it with the
modern system adopted 10 Europe, and in illustra-
that the standing army OF those countries, were
sufficient to produce by their labor, il it was Judi
ciously employed, enough to support all the other
Inhabitants Of those countries; instead OF employing
them to destroy their fellow men. and to Keep
their countrymen in subsection. The gentleman
proceeded thus at considerable length and was lis.
tened tofor upwards Of an hour and half with the
most profound interest, in different parts receiving
marks of considerable appreciation, particularly
from great number OF ladies who were present
At the conclusion, there was considerable regret
expressed that this the termination of the gen.
tlemans lectures; and there was a strong wish
expressed that they should be continued; but how
far the lecturers previous arrangements viii permit
next week he proceeds to Philadelphia, TO deliver
his lectures. The friends and admirers Of this
gentleman and his;doctrines have leased the Frank
lin Hall, Chatham Square, for five years, for the
purpose Of promugatIng their views and opinions.
Tomorrow, Sunday, the above building will be
opened, when this venerable phiIsnthropist will de.
liver three lectures, in the morning, the second
in the afternoon, the third in the evening
-
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TAKE CARE OF YOUR HEALTH.-At this season of
the year, every precaution is necessary for the pre-
servation Of the health. One OF the best means
of effecting this may be found at Mrs. Carroll's
elegant establishment in Broadway, near the Hos
ptal. Her medicated baths cannot be recommends
ed too highly.
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CO01umeT
ducerofthe employee and the employ capital and
labor These expressions intended in ordinary mpo
to express substantially idea to discuss
these relations and fyou will hear think you will find
that my discussion will terminate that has terminated
with regard the relations Of native horn and adopted
ci.i.sn; to hs good Of the people Of this ctymous
obviously intend to indicate two extremes the
one hand Of the man who lives entirely upon income
his support entirely by his labor Now these two
tremes-these two relations in life constitute a
small portion o. the people OF these Unied States The
wealth. who unite labor and capital together in vary
proportions, constitute the great Of American
Society In considering these relations myfdere il
have It understood that there are not necessarily any
grounds Of difference between them-that they have
common interest and ought to unite in sustaining il :
Let in the 6rt place, address myself to the proper
and ask whether they have been protected
by the labor Of the city at ell times and in ali Giro
who owns lands and houses say that his ttie-deeds
have not been safe7 Can any that has Q
rentroi say that his tenants have not been faithful to
their engagements and paid their rent when they
able to do 20 Can any creditor say that his debts have
not been paid IL they who owed them able to pay
them and the Law capable Of enforcing the payment
not labor always come promptly 10 the rescue OF ca
pital 10 the time Of difficulty danger Loud cheers
say, therefore, mat the rich thus indebted to the
Chcers) New have the poor-the isborsrs any ground
Of complaint In the first place much been done by
the properly owners IN this city for the o.
much more can be done, and ought to be
Let me- however call your attention 10 particulars
in which the rich OF this city have exhibited great gene
rosity towards the poor Ia the great Of education
they have without murmur consented TO be very heav
" taxed For the purpose Of contributing to the public
health and rendering more comfortable the condition oil
the poor they have assented to incur debt equal TO
dosr in twelve OF the whole real ate Of the city
order to supply this metropolis with pure end wholesome
water Yes let me tell you that the amount of that OK
penditure which now rests as mortgage the real 80
tate city to house aud one lot
from one end OF the slando the other They have
gone further They have furnished to somo extent this
operatives and tho poor with public grounds intend "a
call your attention to this point little further say
10 the duty ofhe of property in this city to extend
these advantages specially designed for the poorer class
cs-to increase them. lChecrs) How largely the sun
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FE\RUSF pursuance Of n deed OF
n Trust made To me, the subscriber, hy IIamp.
dcn Zane. dated The l4ih day OF March 1914. and
recorded in the Clerks chiac Of Ohio county. IN
book No. 81. shall. on the 2A,h doy of
May next, AT tho duor OF The Court House in
wheeling. proceed Ia sell al public sale To tho
highest AMI best bidder. for ready money. The
blowing real estate in Wheeling. aud The corporate
limits thereof. In VII, all The one undi v'ded half of
lhe ground in Wheeling, lying south of Union st.
East OF Wafer street. west OF Main street. nnd NDrh
OF and adjoining The lower Town Of Wheeling. Iore.
Iher with the one undiv lded hall Of the Houses md
improvements ihereon; end also all his (said Hamp.
ueh Lanes) right, interest aud estate in aud 10 the
tract OF land on which the Town Of Wheeling WINS
laid OIL and which includes all the SAID lracI of
land except that p.rI thereof on which said town
OF Wheeling was laid of. and which WINS laid 0u,
INTO lots by The late Noah Zane. and hs Il Ihcr the
late Eoenczer Zane, and excepting such par,s thereof
az me SAID Har'pden Zane. has by deeds recorded
IN Ohio county, heretofore conveyed To Georpe
Mendcl' T. Pollock. w w Shriter, Sophia II John
SION and NJ A Foele. and excepting also the Mansion
mouse on which Mis- Mary l. Dpscy, new resides.
ny 2tis WIN III CHURCHILL. Trustee.
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~ nu.ariing u dchcstc roseaie hue to The com.
plesiOn. As crceiut aud cot servaiur of that most
d'siiuenishtg charm of e. male lov~liues-. a trans
parent FAIR sNin. NYMPii SOAP. maj he said -
eSe'i M almost magical ppwcr Compo ed for Tho
most part at Oriental balls mic planis. To The utter
exclusion oinll mineral ndmis,mre.it is Dustin, uished
med'cina'y Tor is extremely bland. purity ,ng and
so''h''g acii"p "a the skin; and. by acting ON the
I|res oiid minute secretory vessels. expels all
impurities from tie surface. allnys every tendency
To ihh 'fnmaiiu', ,il. 10y this meihUd alone. III ciu-
ally dissiraies oil reaness. tau. p,mp'cs. ircek'cs,
sunhurn. and uihef unsighily cuiansous visiiaiions.
50 ininical 10 lOvrlincss. lis constant use will change
the most bIliutis completion into one of radiant
whiiencSs while on the meek. hands and arms. il
bcs'ows a dtlIcacy and fairness :" bich il continued
use VIII happily protect. wuh ev, ~ nppearaucc Of
yon'hiuI charm. to The mos .dSanceJ period Of life
his valuable ns n roipvpiing aud refreshing
wash. darn : travelling &C * o>urc To ile sun.d
of ht'h w'nd. anu utter the Injurious degree "
heat FELT IN ctow,!bt ns6emlli a.
To gentlemen afflicted nuh u tenderness ~ Tho
skn' IA shaving, the Use 4, fihc NyInph soap " ~ DO
'o"ld 10 dllat oil euiicular i,ritaiIun uccnsi"ncd bv
cOininpn sonp ar cream, or The ciiinaic. which, like
That ui The Uniicn States where The variation Of
Tie weather scis aside all chances of calculations.
'"u where eshnlaii"ns and damp. together will
f"ush Wind, e.isi ,h'nuehuut a great p,t,ion ofiho
year. The fMP soap ha, proved an invaluable
ptesef'alive OF the skin, aud. from It's cxir,nrdinary
efficacy, deserves a place amo, ,h. L,useho,l
treasures of every family.
For sale 10y OFAIRCulLD.
a. 10
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YENRUST SALE-By Write nj d Jeei oi Tru,
made Ia me. the subscriber. by William Chap
iiTe' da'cd The sixth day Of February lsiI. and
rtrJrded IN the clerks fire OF Ohin county. IN
book "a. page AL. I shall. on the 26th day ul
May next, a, The door Of the court house in Whee.
ing proceed To sell at public auction, to The highest
aud hes, bidder. HE following described renl estate
10 Wit, tour lots or parcels OF ground lying in South
wheeling. on the Yves, side of Mltkcl street. being
lets numbered lOl. l02. 1903 and l04; together with
the tenemenis and Improvements thereon; consisting
oi one dwelling house. nnd Two large brick pork
houses. Selling as Trustee. I shall only convey
s"ch ,l'ie ms is vested in me 10y said Heed OF trust.
ihhNiS OF SALE One fourth cash. and The
balance in three equal instaimenrs. PAYABLE in sly.
Twelve and eighteen months. " iih interest from The
day OF sale; The purchaser giving bond with good
security. Zap 24) JAMES PAUL.. Trustee.
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EXECUTOR.s SALE OLA Vain,

eAcSo iOE'S SALE ola Valuable Farm.
IL Pnme Sasony Sheep. &c. An opportunity
rarely occurring is Offered 10 lhuse wishing To pro
cure really prime SAXONY SHEEP. The n ok of
me lutte John Williams, deed, OF Holiday Cove.
va near Sienbenyillc, q. will be ohe red al public
sale, on TUESDAY, The l3rH DAY OF sAY SESr,
u consists OF about 500 grown sheep, including
aboni 5O Bucks, besides about 3 or 400 Lambs.
he above Hook is The result OF many years con.
slant application on the part Of The late owner. His
main utsife being TO grow only the very hest quality
oi woodland It's The pick of has nIck, he hayin
ssid over SUI OF The second qnaltIy last summer
making II certain To The purchaser Thai lac is bnyigg
strictly prime sheep. The flock is in excellent con.
dition. without any old sheep in it.
u may be as well Ia observe that the wool from
The above sheep was sold last year to MIR Lawrence
oi The MIddlesex Co, Lowell, Massachusetts. nj
prices, according 10 grade. ranging from ~ to 80
cents per ponnd-avernging 5S1 cents. But nj this
lime II is confidently believed there are no sheen in
The flock. the fleece Of which did not bring So CENTS
per pound.
Also tho inrm on which the deceased resided
lying on The Ohio river. above and adjoining Jesse
EdgngiOns residence. containing about 24O Acres
nearly all OF which is III cultivation. and in q high
Stale Oi mprovement-wiih n god aud convenient
dwelling house. barn, three or four sheen houses
%sinbling and all other necessary out buildings-wuh
Two large and valuable Apple Orchards Of selected
iruiis, and is altogether one Of The most desirable
situations on The Ohio river.
Also. one yoke Of valuable Oxen. or cart, four
hotsesI aud eight or ten head Of full blood Durham
cattle IN good condiucn--a Two horse carnage and
harness gold lever watch corn shelter. a lot of
hogs, farming utensils. and household and kitchen
furniture, DC, &c.
Sale 10 commence AT 10 o'clock. A M. when III,
terms. which will be reasonable. will bo made
known. WIN BROWN. Exccoto,
npt6
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To CUSTOMERS AND BUYERS
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stf,,,Irp 1891 ~. MINUS &C. &C.
~" 800 o'S"", 'e"s' tfench Linens
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Iavns WD,s,eJ R,lza,ine. p,roas. p,a;~ ,Ia".
aud snse green NIouslin de Lame. very fine
quality, together with various other colurs, sc.
FTen ch. English and Duinesiic Chinizex Enrlst,n
jacquard ond French GInehams
SlLkS-Rith blue black satin, siripcd ant wnrcre,l
siIks. stpct eu,Ols cd do. the most superb hid
newesistyle.
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S1ES &c @@

' 'KUsF SALE-By virtue OF deed Of T,nsi
Il .Neeniei by Hamilton Pollock. bearing da @
ca me ION day OF May 1913. and recorded in The
clerks vnirc "f The County count of Ohio cunn,v I
shall. on The "a h day Of May next. proceed To sell
NJ iac front door Of the Count house of Ohio ,onnty.
a certain parcel Of ground. To w,I; The south hall of
lot No l3o. situate ON the East side Of Fourth street.
a lew duOts North of Union street. in The civ oi
wheeling. Selling ms Tru tee. I shall only make
such lillc as is vested IN the 10y sand Iced of Trust.
apps nj NEi son. Ttustee
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-30

NEw NovEts. NEW NotELs-The Cot.
Nv ton Lords by Mrs Stone; LoIk To the end or
he Behneis "bicnd By Mr. Eilis; The Maiden. n story
i"r my you & counIry women. by G S Aiiiur; The
knirizncr. q tale by Miss Harriet Lee; DON Frolia
ana ms ten daughters nn historical r,mance OF tho
middle ages by Agnes Slucklnud; just received az
ROBES Periodical Office. corner ui Main a. Union
streets.
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LOOK SHARP.
n Il w RAK IL II Y

DIN J. FRENCH, respectfully Informs hi.
~ friends, aud the public. that lac has returned
4" VIII, cling, and established himself in The business
w RIbGs Cbair Faciury. lie viii keep constantly
n good supply OF
Fresh Br, al, S,dn. Water e. Boston Crackers
Rolls, Bunns,
Sugar Biscuii, &c &c.
His customers nre assured. that anything ihaD
comes from his establishment shall be of the bcs
lualIIy. ap 10 In
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SALE

. Y virtue OF a deed of Trust execu,ed by
G9 Noah Beymer and his wife 10 the undo.
signed shall sell At public auction, at The iron,
door of the Cuurt House Of Ohio county. ON
Monday The fourteenth day April next, he en-.
TIRE interest OF the said Noah Beymer, (being
one hith,) in the Tavern on Main street IN the
city of Wheeling, known b. the name of Bev.
mcr's Tavern. Terms OF Sale Cash.
LEWIS SrEENROD.
mar 15-lm T,uS,sc
The above sale is postponed I'LL Wednesday MAY
ii h, by consent Of parties. M Is .
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cuEAp COOKING erovrs

0ssvrimGnl of The above celebrated Cook.
ing Soves from Cincinnati, which for nenincs'
utility. and economy. both in price and fuel. cannot
be surpassed. All Of these Stoves are warranted for
one year; liza plate breaks in that Time. il will be
replaced TO lie buy or OF them gratis.
ap2l THOS G CULBERTSON, Agent.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-30

hisSOLUTIOh-Th partnership hereto
~ fore cSi,ung betwee the suhscrbcn IN The
c~Oachmoking business. under the firm Of Hutchinson
~ Cord has cen his day dissolved by mutual
consent. All unsettled business will be attended
10 by Isaac Hutchinson, who is alone authorizcd 10
settle TIC samo. ISAAC HUTCHINSON,
ap II JOHN CORD