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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-04-25
Cine neue GothG6llOil6e 9ln[ethe.

Wan er5dbt aus art6 fol9enbe foaBbafte 9lneftpbe,
Ioeren lSabrbtt oerbirgt miro. Gnes fchDnen gRtt>
tags trt 0err D. 9iptbfhtIb aus 1einem OpteG nnb
mat ild dnf ben QSeg CUR S6r1e Den &ppf ppa tpide
tiger Stnan3operatlcne fhlenbert aeoanfenDpD ei
ger, ctne 3u 9ematren oaB Der b6her beitere imnte
tob INIT o1den fdtpar5en QSplfen bespgen bat uno et
un9emer d) itber parts sl1 entaoen brDbt Sin paar
Ihmere Grcpen reiBen ibn enbld, aus leinem Nfeana
Ser 9roBe Sanquer maott 9rpBe Sohrtte, allen nod
ebe er oas eriehnte 3el erreiden tan, bridt ba5 l
9emter los; etn 9eDatger pasre9en tiirSt herob no
tn trert9en W1nten 1T ba6 Saffer aus ben @pen oes
ltrete to Die Stra6en itberIdnenlt, Die 8rilden Ser
tlnnen oont Strpme fprt9erilIen rnb ale gatfliden
SbDrDe9en init Sdusfuhenoen btd,t ar9eflDt Soerr
D. Hcthdtlo, naB pte elt Srtpn, bpft ilber 9finnen
no Srl1derl balatctrt wte ett Setd3er auf erh6ben
Stelnel tpa9t Saltc 1prtae Sprinoe lber ellcnbree
pfubel Die elmer GlBler @bre 9emodt baben pitrbe,-
Sues III bent per9ebltde1 Semiiben> feline SlBe prr
Jtaile st ilisen, bd etn erfldrter @eaner aQes
Shnupfens uno &atarrhs lit 60 6a(ancrt er bon
ptorte Su pore, ilbera 1T Der Slr sepfrppft pD unb
Der arne relde Wdt, Der 9etpohnt lit, elb bte Shit
ren Der GDntgsfdle 1d Dor ibm Dneu su eben iltd,t
loer9ebltd1 ett llnterfommen in fmus9en Gbpripe9eu
lnno Srnliquen @noli ertaft Der 9equdlte ganqrier
enen Snntbs. Srtefenb ipte ein 9ebaoeer uoel ei9t
er en uno Der qSa9en rolt onopn. 9ln Der Gcfe Der
INtdeltenlfraBe on9eanet, u,adt Oerr D. sfctbd)tlo
oen' eoroufteur bas 3eihen balten su ae1. Gr et9t
aus uno fhreet 9endd1ltd benz Gentpel s in Dem er
eoherpriefter it-ploslid fablt er fTd am sfoidoBe
|5nr1d9ebalten. @s 1T Der @pnoufteur oeS Omnibus.
,1sUeine Spus SD finbe es febr lonberbar, n1ein
err> ba Sie fI obne gu 5ablen 70 iacon entere
men pple,L'' ia9t Der @onbufteur. ''cbre Spus 2
Ient9esnete Der perr bon 9fotbfdilb-"sld o-d Ser>
9aB. Dabet fdbrt er nit Der Oanb langam lit Die 500
lenta1he, bann fdneer in bic lSeentafbe, sulest bas
f9 N Die Gcdtafde- 3iebt e INNER leer suriid.
parbleu," !" renbet er fd gum eonoufteur "tf babe
fetn @elb BET MR.
Sbninoelet!" freit Der enriiitete rnb un9ebulotse
eonoutteur "Nean fennt bas. 0tur fetne llmltdnbe
9enadt fonf-" '5nfclenter N2en1h!" ruff Der inola
sente paifasier. "Sd bin Der err bon 0fctbailo."-
9fotbfilo bin> 9ictbdlb ber, engeenete Der Magens
fnbrer, ''tabe nte bon foldem geb6rt. Sd, peranee
n1ene 9c1e "-@s entipann if ein bisises 3tpie9es
prdd1. Serr .. 0fotbido spar III 9erspeiflung, Ser
@onouftenr in Nade. Gin &reis bon @dffenben biloet
ld I'm bic Strettenoen, unb Der gauquter Der &6uis
Der 91arter SDre, wrb titig beruntergemaebt. @nbe
lid aber retet benz Serrn .. Notbldilb Die Geoulb @r
reiBt Elm ortefeuae aus Der Gae, stett piltbeno et
men Gpitppu bon $4,000 Sranfs proc. 9ente berppr
unb faet, bas papier oem @pnoufterr Iberretdenb
Da, nun sebt mir beras !" Der @oubnfteur mar pers
blaft bic $4,000 ibten cine ,nastide Wmfung Der|
reis ber@afen crdnste ijd bennrnbiseno an bteano,
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-04-25
Ser Oeann Don 9Ro6.

3u 0aoB, einem Slefen in Der enslifhen 8rafhaft
Serefcrb, lebte nod su 9lnfanoe bes est oercfIeneu
Sabrbunoerts ein @bler, befen sansee eeben In Sreu
ben Der gBpbltbdti9feit bnflcB. Sen Sante mar S.
&yrte; aber faum mar in Der gan3en @eaeno oiefer
9eanle betannt beB BET 9llt uro In9 anoers niht
als ber M ann BON 81 pB
Cine reiere, BON aller 9rbenabfobt entferntere Gus
genb ais bic Gu9enb bteies Wannes mar, bat es ppb
ne ge9ebeu. 90 rel er baue, bat er leinen 9lamen,
feine Salie etne gerbienite in etner cnlrift fets
mem Derfmal perepi9 @r fano Id ilberHIllg beobnt
our Die 3ufrieoenbelt etner Seele Die feline anoere
Heibenlhaft fanne, ais Menfben9litd 3u oeruebren,
unb MenIbenelenb ,u mtnbern.
9iidbt geuug, oaB oteler @reBmltbi9e elmer Wen9e
BON Nrnien nbhentlid3 ibr 8roe austbeilte oaB er
aidbrlid einc slusaN blrftt9er Mdbden ausffattee,
perlpalte &nabeu in bic eebre CAB; oaB er gum 8ei-
faoe iebes &ranfen, BON benz er borte, NIT atb unb
9trseneen bereit mar, Sretsfeiten ener Witbtreer
NIT eisbet nb 8i0igfeit iblidtete, unb burh betbes
Die sanse Gesenb fur Die perOerbliben Wenihenarten
Der Marftldreier nnb Der 9ewinniiidbt9en 9lnpaloe
broblps madJte er nnternabm aud 9roBe fcftbare
merfe, Die cbne filrftlhen 9luf,panb nd,t pcnbrat
,peroen fcmnten. Mitten burd, ein unpesiames 1bal
lies er eine beqlieme, gerdumi9e eertraee paflern,
ne nit ieh6nen Yeiben fhati9er 8dume bepfansen,
iiub 0fubebGnfe fur ermiibete Wanoerer lit geborisen
gntfermungen {eben. Die nadten @tpfel beaadbarter
ger9e, Die ene inangenebme Nnt 9etpdbrten, beoeds
fe er NIT Dalbuns, leitets re Auelen IN Die @bene,
u,n MeniAen unb gteb su erquiden, u,o madte oard)
des biefes bic Ge9enb befutsr, fradtbarer fdbner.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-04-25

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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-03
sPHsNG STOCK OF
DRUGS, MEDICINES. DYE-STUFFS,
PAINTS, OILS, WINDOW-GLASS. &C. &c.

IhN ., oILo, NlNDON-GLASS, ~. ~.
WE have now in store, every article usually
required line Oar purehasc ed in the
Nor'hern ces from mpoe arre dealers principay
Sr e,.h which .n,sle. u. TO Offer nueeusu County
merchants ard others who nay favor with
The following embraces Of supply Just received:
10 bbs No. Caster Oil
10 do Epson Salts
so lbs Calome. English and Ara.rean
cases powdered Jaiap
do do do do I kssser'
do Peruvian Barb
do Herry's Maxnrsla
do Eng cali 90
do do do lump do
do A..alse,,da
ea-k Piour Sulphur
do Birthstone
do Cream Tartar
do sup Care. Soda
so lie Rhubard
u eases refined BorsI
ea,k Sal .Eaius
CASKS feariash
bags G.n.er
bass Pepper
bags AiJPiee
bag SuImeg.
Dbl Mace
500 lbs Caracas Indigo
200 lbs best Maeeoscy sEuG
20 boxes extract Lnswo1-i
10 btis clipped and sIouai IoE.ooi
- bbs coPp-ras
10 Ibis Alum
5000 ID. Wins. Lead inoi
1900 lbs ombrs M2Aier
: chrome Green
do do Yellow
do dry Verdgri-
do pure ground SeIi.gfis
90 k-ss Green Paint
20 fine black Paint
casks Veniian Red
do spanish Brown
10 bbl- Spanish Whiting
1000 gallons Linsesd OH
1000 do winter sperm oil
500 do pure fal %
500 do refined ~lae
$50 do Spirits TGr-nIine
500 gallons Alcohol
500 boIr. AaIhea Ash ssi Mercer Window Glass ii.
suTict-t'oach, A.
GAYNOR. WOOD q
NH Is WboiesaI. AID a.taI Il,usrl-t.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-03

E1hNrALooNs. PAsrALooSs 100 pair. hs r,s-,v,s
eonpn.ssa great many s'yks all Of which VIII ;. ,o.d
n
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-03
FOR NEW ORLEANS.

AskMs LiBsfr Lane of raeh~s. bsss-s. RieAn.,S an,
H New onsans. win the regular ma, 4. s-.-,
and ~h Be eonpossd of tAs following ves.-ls
sarsss nAchklok. capa liIaAn Hosros;
Brig ORLEANS, caps Wa. ssru:
Brig JOSEPHINE. Cspt 10 po.,..-.
One u the above vessels vim p.es r,vu,v .x.,
month We with confidence nd abox, v... On
IN public ~ u~y eah expressly tad. ana win in,r-
a, low a. any other and BY .srsdy AN. d
Greet o freight n,
having st 'u>erof aeeomsodao both aud .aserare
pe.sehSefs' Apply 10 J. FHHER q SON. OF
- HASkfNs 4 LIBBY
An freight nom the country allow. 81. v,n h.
wharfage
Ju ~ n. n
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-03

HAVE handsoss of Ladies' and Misses
u which am selling OF very slnlp Ladies pleas.
give me call at my cheap Boot Shoe sEl Trunk store
ELISHA sHEPPERsON.
LII Il InrLl
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-03
VOLUME 80 NUMBER -
BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL


DtIrvMnup rnr,- .-----s
DLiiuVhh LOCA hOSPffALS
North Freaspiek ssr..s n.s.s- .
oSTHS Ri0HT HAND sfDE 0orsp snQS - v1SSS
sTnssT r"o DOORS SRoIs THE ooaxaA
w ,,y.dv m, ,.o..,,,,, Co., -. - 49,
io'a. asts,,ons q ,ss xS..y. - -,
symptoms of . secret 4 i.-..,
A CURE WARP AN.rEn nm No ~,,..,.
IN From oNI IN ,.,s,< ~ ~ 80 hAos
IN. Nv r@oM oNE To TWO DAYS.
Ai'""<'Hee rom an Toe D>orntaR fM 10 = ~
DIX. JOHNSTON
A n-,,h., Of LIZ Rov,, ss,.I ~ 70 IVY,
Aposhee.ry. Han Io,So, ara z, 49, -
To th- human fr.n~ but nor, .s,-e,.s - - sseen
or,r.,. 49, !" ." e%sSa
i'm ,,d m, ,-,s ~ h. ,S, vse.u psees. - - -
an ~ tuned .~p.- On .h,r.s ~ $50 "a 30 eos. spyso -
one. beircns MIN s-,.v IN % and rssenssv
make their .e. s - y.ss e -
sig nj d.,n,,. No.. -. a. 49,, s es.a e.d h.se As.oG
e1rvas.- rro<re.p~ ~ r~s s.ssss.s
un AZ la, the palate Of The thc bs.-. e -
sha ne vls: Of tins s~ni eisea.e becomes hr sA--s II
; ss.ass a 70 I'M, sss.n- IS -
xons,r .,ers -, n psa<ss e".eh ." preserve ~
p.as 10, Europe and America he r-roSs
"a and speedy cure to the unfortunate IN Issss =
4, d. ,,.l.-... ..f rt...
d-s,. OWN TO he an., nn He'.. y ,As hswH
Of th.t d.sdv poi,or ,n.,r,,- - wso - - -
~rns In nns,n..,y, ruin the eon-shntns. an
N. I,-,dpr OF M NJ. an "h""eT gave, - shs 49,
EaTAI u.r ANU
~ t.. No. -. ".nSaDI.
au.o,, .v $500. -. VINO have injaea tbsF
Whs,. p,ry ,s,, 60. - ~ saIes -a'
.,ny o. ii, n.,-,. -, - h.pe % hs esssey - -
enuysen., on M. sy a. IT. - -
naar. nd Indurfos in . rr,,s,, -, ,,s -. - seS
lot- eo.,,mri,rins ~ 'eee' ha'sI sueh pessses -
MAopr.rp
sto.Jt %. ~, 49,. ~
rr-ul.e, 10 n,oa,. ,' ba 10Y ae .hs NOS seesssU
,h ,o, ,,s shnoai happ'"e's Indeed vthoss
n"ut SD TIC vew-ihe mind becomes - a.
pa aud d with the melancholy reflection th,s ~, 49,. =.
another becomes cIsa.sd with on.
CONVENTIONAL DEBILITY.
D j. sdiresses yoans suA an who hav- i,,ur~a
private andi rnprooer i..lrly.,.-- Nv ''9-&es
hroitNCh-"EAkNEs5 OF THE GENITAL
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-03
III. LONDON,

TAPoRTER Of English Goods, and dea. in Amen
Dry Goods Eagle Square, Richmond sale the
following desirable styles Of Ores Goods
ScynGia CEapss
Sir AEi Wool Ba.orines
Parasites
Silk styles Elrls'on GiugIams
Eat,sion and American do
And the following for pantaioon and coat stuff.
Plaid stripcd and plain Cotonades
Every graie II eoored snd black Gambroons
Linen Dls blcaeh.d Linen aad L. she,tinr
Paid heavy Navy Drills bieaekcd and brown
MANDARIN. Creation and Camclsen Cloths Of an kinds
ORA BEte, of all qualities
Aud an unusually large Of French Erssh German
and American Cloths and Casmeres very and de
sens-io which special attention from County Mere
And tile following s;y,s of vssinrs:
Marsaiics of every quail y, white aud printed
Satin apdSilS Nssl,sss
Csshmarets, silk and cotton warps
woracd Nalenias for summer wear
The stock of Threads Sewing SIX Ribbons and Camteks
Lace Mht> Ne Etrrrs and Iaee Buttons Gloves an
tnd unusually large AMI wei selected AZ the the
sock of Foreign AMI domestic Goods Be AZ
small ADVANCE the Merchants who will nni the
interest served y examining The assortment nh Is-3m
SUGAR;
~ ~ hhds Foso RICO
" botss Loaf
10 bbs Misunderstanding and Tor sa'e BY
r. IS WILLIAMS A. UANAT.I.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-03
RICHMOND DAILY WING.

rsans City sabseribss LOO pes yssr
asA fss shostsr psro< when BY mail so-psy.b
en- eases. In advance.
nneen lines lrs.) irs-so. esuts
swei.sss % ist three insertions 81 every sneesst
iag assertion. u esnts. ...
Trsn<ieni adverssp mv.t pay advance.
Tn saset Of insertions of Be sosed the
Ms viii he opred eharr
- accordingly. r Orders stop niso be In writing
Annual Ads.r- charged ESQ for 10 iinss and
for Of length
soses and Loaeu dsais, vso charged 800, paper
esded.)
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-03

1 D. STONES & Co.'S New Clothing Store. No. iIs Main -
INST eeetved by the Marietta Burt
ieei Proek and Beaver Froek Pa.a
Sk Velvet and hsrizo Vests. Drave Aho
no is
The New York herald., 1845-02-19
MONEY MARKET.
Tuesday, Feb, 1916 II, MI.

There quite an Improvement to-day in quotations
for Stocks with increase in the transactions Farmers
Loan advanced Il per cent; Illinois, Reading Rail
road Il Erie Railroad "a; Morris Canal, II; Housaonic
a; Harlem, North American Trust, Canton, ~ /;
Long Island, Il; Norwich Worcester II; stonngton
l. United States Bank, Indiana and Mohawk closed firm
yesterdays prices Quotations for all kinds Of stocks
must huctuete SO long money continues plenty Pr
may go down to-day and up but there must
be extensive transactions long capital operate
with be obtained easily and low rate Of interest
Fives on the Morris County Bank, NJ j. altered from
good bills Of small denominations in circulation
They are we'll executed and only be detected by
close examination.
The Marine Insurance Companies Of Boston have suffer
edseverely by the loss of the ship Coromandel. There
was an insurance in State 5000 on the cargo
and sas 900 on the ship, Some Of we'll street offices
have no doubt suffer ed some.
The Commissioners appointed by the Committee Of the
Legislature Of Pennsylvania to investigate the Lehgh
County Bank Of Allentown have been taking the aidavs
Of individuals acquainted with the movements Of parties
connected with that Institution. The adavit published
is of the richest things Of the kind have ever seen
and the particulars OF the financial operations got up TO
pay in the capital oil the bank gives an insight INTO the
characters oftheparties engaged which this opera
ton might have been given The body and soul OF
the Painfeld Bank Of New Jersey offered in pay
ment of the capital Of the Lehigh County Bank,
but the Directors Of The last named nsttutionpu in
by the agent Of tn PainG- Bank il this citywere not
80 pabe as EXPECTED and Of them refused to sign
the report stating hat tho capital had been paid full in
specie funds. The affidavit referred to states that's
among other knds.of funds lofered thereA werethreo
The New York herald., 1845-02-19

MExIco-Who wants trip to Mexico7 Capt
James Biscoe, of the fast-sailing barque Euge-
nla," sails for Vera Cruz in few days-so now is
the time for lovers OF romance and poetry. Those
who have perused "Stevens'" works on Mexico
must tee anxious to visit the ruins OF the large
towns which are so graphically described by him
No traces have yet been discovered, by which we
can find out who were the architects, and for the
present il must remaA mystery.
Every one has read Kendall's "Santa Fe Expedi-
tion,' and who does not wish to see those dark
eyed girls OF whom he speaks SO lovingly! Old
and young bachelors will receive tender care at
their hands, and in their arms time will while it.
self away.
Although we reside but next door to Mexico,
yet our people know very little about the country,
hence the excitement that Kendall's book caused
Now is the time TO see "La Senoritas" 10 advan-
tage. sold Biscoe," of the "Eugenia," knows all
the pretty girls in Vera Cruz, and am certain he
will introduce any young or old bachelor to them
and in case OF annexation" being the order of the
day, will take care that it passes without preju.
dice to 7. H. Benton, or the parties interested.
"Go it while you are young," says some one.
SAINT PAUL.
The New York herald., 1845-02-19
The0frlcAll. &c.

Miss Clair has been engaged at the Baltimore Mu.
scum.
Mr.. Dempster gave concert in Lowell on Monday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs segun and Mr.. Frazer terminated their
engagement at Chareston the 18th instant and pro-
ceeded on the following day to New Orleans.
The celebrated Fakir Of Ava Is now displaying his
powers in Charleston.
Mr. Anderson made his first appearance before a New
Orleans audience at the st Charles Theatre on the 10th
instant
Mr. Barton, the celebrated Aust, has been highly sue
cessful in Mobile.
Mr. Brough Is expected to give concerts In Rich
mond.
The orphesn Family are giving concerts in New
Hampshire,
The New York herald., 1845-02-19

The SPRING ELEcTIoN-THE EMPIRE CLUE IN
THE FRLD.There is 10 be meeting of this body
this evening, in the St. Johns Hall, Frankfort
street, for the purpose of taking into consideration
the best means OF promoting the democratic into :
rest at the ensuing Spring election; also to trans
act other business relative to the annexation OF
The New York herald., 1845-02-19

1cE CRoP.--The ice men have been doing good
business in the way OF harvesting, the past week.
Fresh Pond has presented busy scene almost covered
with men and horses engaged in the various parts Of the
wsrk such as plougbing saving, cutting ho.tnG out
large quantity Of ice will be stored the present
probably nearly 10000 tons for expectation and retail
Boston Courier.
The New York herald., 1845-02-19
City Intelllav0Oe.

ECo OAco.-FEn le.-CHARGE OF EMBEzELEMErr.
young man. named John Ostrander in the employ OF
r. "; sherwood Co, OF No. 81 West street. arrest
90 to-day py omcer Harris charged with having embez
zled about my collars worth Of hay, and appropriated
Nothing OF any interest at the Police Office number
Of arrests for vagrancy and improper conduct made
by the Municipal Police-ior full OF whch see
american Republican of tomorrow morning.
The New York herald., 1845-02-19
Amusements.

HIRAM FRANKLIN, the famous equestrian, appears
this evening at the Bowery Amphitheatre.
PALMo's OPERA HoUsK.-Mr. Kaeas and his
band Of musicians, continue TO draw good audi
ences nightly at this establishment They display con-
siderable vocal ability and great number of the most
iavorte and beautiful songs are nightly given. The
buriesqne opera OF " The Virginia Girl, brings forth
peals of laughter
The New York herald., 1845-02-19

NEw YORK PnoTs,-We refer our readers to the
important paper in another column, relative to the
Pilots. We find that deep interest is felt in this
community for this worthy class, and any COM
municaton embracing their affairs, will attract the
public mind
The New York herald., 1845-02-19

Our WITH THE NAMES Again we call on " II
Dewey" of the Pacific Hotel, to give in the namel
Of tae responsible men" in Wikesbarre, whom
he refened' to as his authority in endorsing the
.lsnder of Greeley ~ Go Out with them at once
The New York herald., 1845-02-19

Empire Club.-A Meeting OF the .Icmpiro
Club will be held This Evening February ish at ST. johns
gnnas 81 1om for the spng Election Our city
wise express sentiments the important question of the
immediate Heannexaton of Texas Pnncua Of
the Members is requested. ISAIAH RYNDERS
President.
The New York herald., 1845-02-19

IMPEACHMENT OF POLICE JgsTIcs.--It will be
seen, by a reference 10 our report OF the County
Court, that the trial OF Justice Haskell, upon
articles Of impeachment is not yet concluded. The
testimony given Last evening was particularly rich.
The New York herald., 1845-02-19

LIGHT HoUsEs s.--What is the reason that the
Courier and Enquirer has made itself so very busy
during the last few days in enlightenng the people
light houses' II very certain that that prov-
dent and practical journal never takes the trouble
to expend intellect on any local subject unless il
has some interest in the matter
The New York herald., 1845-02-19

acknowledged at that time that Ihai struck her. and do
but not that had committed assault Gnd battery
upon her. (Derisive laug her)
Q-Were you tried upon an indictment for assault and
battery upon that woman7
Ayes, sir, was.
Q-What was the result OF that trial2
A-You will have to enquire Of the reporters Laugh
ter.) They seem to know more of il than do.
Q-Are you counsellor at law'
Al entitled to nv papers,
Q-You not counsellor at lawl
A-You say am not Uaughter)
Q-Wel you notf
A-Then put II down QLaughter)
Q-Are you counsellor or are you mott
Al am not so strictly
Q-Are you strictly otherwse3
Al have studied law most long as Mr.. Brady has
Laughter have been in the constant study OF the law
for ten years, without one months inermisson.
Q-Have you not within few days stated that you
were counsellor at law, under oath2
AIhaue stated Whin fep days hs tD0s counsellor
but not as witness; have not been examined wit
ness did answer that counsellor at law and ator
ney both Tile did do SO, and solemnly in the Court Of
Sessions asserting positively to his honor the Recorder
that he both counsellor and attorney and admitted
in the court of Common Peas-Repsrter
Q-Have you ever been admitted q counsellor2
A-No, SIR IhGpe not 1.-THE testimony OF this witness
given in manner peculiar to himself and mark
ed for its fppancy and apparent disregard for the soem
nifty OF the proceedings of the cosrt.]
JOHN LEE, member Of the bar, was sworn, and
testified to Interview with Justice HASKELL when he
went to bail Hunt, and related the particulars.
At quarter past o'clock the adjourned till Tues
day evening next at O'Clock
The New York herald., 1845-02-19
NEW YORK HERALD.


STEAMSHIP HIsERNIA, with tweny-three days
later news from Europe may now be hourly look
The New York herald., 1845-02-19

"How We APPLES SWIM! !''-"The Times of
America" with its two Colonels-one at the head
and the other at the tail-seems to grow duller
than ever. These great men are great bubbles.
There is not one about the establishment that un-
derstands the principles oh which to organize a
great newspaper establishment. Its all puf-puf-
puff
The New York herald., 1845-02-19

ARRIvAL.-The Hon. Lewis Cass, Senator elect
for Michigan arrived in this city at late hour last
evening, and put up at Howards' Hotel en- route to
Washington. He will remain in this city during
this day, and proceed to Washington on Thurs
dav.
The New York herald., 1845-02-19

THE CONCERT AT THE TABERNACLE THIS EVE
NNa.-There is little fear of its being forgotten
that Madame Pice gives her concert at the Taber.
nace this evening. The sale OF tickets has been
enormous, and the house will be brilliant and
crowded in the extreme.
The New York herald., 1845-02-19

HEBREW BALL.-This ball-so noted for its bril-
ancy and the beauty of the ladies who attend it,
comes of at Niblo's tonight
The New York herald., 1845-02-19

NOMINATION ). W. Edmonds, Esq, has been
omlnated successor to Judge Kent in the Circuit
Court, and no doubt the nomination will be con-
hrmed by the Senate.
The New York herald., 1845-02-19

PROPOSED LINE OF PACKETS FOR BALTIMoRR.-A
meeting of merchants and others is to be held at
the American Institute this afternoon, tor the
purpose of taking into consideration the expedi-
ency Of establishing line of steamers to run be-
tween this city and Baltimore.
GRAND BALL.-The Silas Wright Club give a
grand ball, at Tammany Hall, this evening. All
the world and his wife, together with numbers Of
their beautiful daughters, are expected to be pre-
sent. According to preparations, it is TO be spen-
did affair
The New York herald., 1845-02-19

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clans had consold them with the that they
do The properties Of these Pills antiblious
aud npeent medicine unrvalled all who
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by their not by bracng bat by removing the Of
weakness the gross and corrupt humor Of the body They
quire change the Diet of kind Plain drec
lions accompany each boA that his
tent physician.
Sold at DR. Brandreths Principal Office No. 2ii Broad
way-keail Offices 2 Bowery, and 24l Hudson street.