davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-21
TRULY WONDERFUL CURE.

Wa'ervillc Oneidl CO, n Y Sept u 1913
Dear SUI owe II to the afflicted 10 infcrm ynu
thu, IN lamar, last, was attacked by very VIC.
lent cold caused Ivy working IN the water, which
rctied on my lungs. II was accompanied hy very
severe pain in my breast and SIDES ind also a d.,
uessing cough. had IN attendance all tho best
medical aid IN our v,l'ge but amer erhaustinc all
thrit 'sill to no avail, they pronounced my dis.
ease conhtmtd consumption and they one and all
gave me up to de. Auer r,nch per.u,,ion 1 yot
The onsent Of my physician 10 use tn. Rsi,,m oC
Wild Cherry. prepared 10y DIR Wi.iar. purchs,oa
Of the apeot in our place one bottle before using
half of which, began 10 gam strength, and It was
very evident that my cough was much better, and
my symptoms in every way improving have now
used three bottles and restored TO pc rect health
THIS result alone IS owing 10 the use of DR. Wistar',
Rals1m of N,h Cherry, and take this met hod OF
giving you the inflammation. purity To pay you the
debt OF gratitude ! owe you aud partly that other,
similarly AFFECTED may know where To- apply for Ire.
lief Very truly ,our. -
JhNysSAGc.
Mr. Palmer Druggist under date Of WnentlIe
Sep'ea,bet - I843 wulcs-
The statement gwen YOU, by VI Jane. Sage il
sell Known to be true 10y this whole community -
u ceusinly w's most remarkable cure. The sale
o. tho Hl''m Is view good, and us success 10 cures
very differing. loup respectfully,
ID D. PALMER
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-21
CLAPP 4 KENT,
Wholesale Denien IN Domestic.
AND IMPORTERS OF
IoREIGN STAPLE DRY GOODS
N05' 81 Cedar 81, and l2B BrOadlcaY,
NEW YORK.

-'"'' o. ttuN W, ana iSS DTOddU0g,
NEW YORK.
e. d h. having now permanently located
themselves as above, beg 10 call the attention
OF buyers in this vicinity, (parllculirly those
SUBJECT to strong home compellilon) To
their stock Of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC STAPLE
DRY GOODS.
Their sales will be conducted upon cash
basis, their prices always uniform and their
representations candid.
Doing large trade with the retailers Of
New York, and its immediate nrighborhuod.
their stock is necessarily large and comple,e
at all seasons of the year.
For This reason they respectfully ask your
orders, pledplng themselves to execute them
in such manner as will inspire confidence
and Induce repetition. Respectfully.
%, 1 mos. CLAPP & KENT.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-21
TAlES' CArHARTIC LOZENGES

THOUGH prepared from = great many
Vegetable Substances, are a. palsiahle
and pleasing To eat =, any other conlecuon.
sry compound.
THIS preparation is decidedly the best ..
mong all preparations, for whilc us oreh.
ton. are ss sure ~ Salts. Castor OH, CATO
mel and Jalcop or any other oaihstiic medi'
zines il has the advantage over all IN being
pleasant TO eat, while other cathar'l's arc
generally dissgrecable to take. Price "5 cts.
Der boz, with full directions, and may he
found al the Depository. No. % Commercial
street.
FALES WORM LOZENGES,
Are safe and most sure remedy for worms.
Children love them. They act like = charm
in renova,ine The symptoms, such rs starring
IN sleep, grating the teeth palencss about
the mouth md nose occasional sickness al
the stomach, precarous appetite, swelled
bowels. and general feverish habit. The
child falls into quiet sleep. the worms ere
supplied and expelled, and the child, az far
as heard from. in every instance has been
cured.
Pnce o5 cents per box with full directions;
cold AT No 96 Commercial street.
| rALES.S COUGH LOZENGES
Are beneficial in all common colds and
| coughs. whooping cough, inflammation OF the
throat and lungs, In the Group or hives, and
more certaIn to act satisfactory than the &c !
ebrsted Hive Syrup. The most happy ef.
| feet is obtained in few moments, the symp-
toms disappear and the disease is broken up
by the magical effect of these Lozenges.
Full directions accompanying each box.
and found al the Depository, No. 0G Com
mercial street.
FALESS DYSENTERY LOZENGES,
Are SAT, and agreeable remedy for dysen
terry, Diarrhea, and Bowel Complains OF
children. Particular attention must be paid
to the directions on each box.
FALES'S CAMPHOR LOXENGES,
Are benenefCial in all common and sick
headache, and where there is sense OF
iphlness or weight over the ewes, in etrupt'
i've diseases, such as Measles, Small Pox -
Also in Mania, Epilepys; Melant holy llyste-
ria, in 81 NItus' Dance; and il all cases of
Lencuor and oppression OF the Vital powers,
and may be taken with safety by women and
children in all conditions.
Full directions accompany each box.
FALES'S CYPIAN HAIR TONIC.
is now so extensively known and Justly Gel
ebraled that further comment upon it will be
useless, we can say however tina: among the
many thousands who have purchas the ton
&c, IN this and other countries none have re-
turned with complaints, While thousand,
have not only expressed their ~ probation,
but their wonder and admiration on | chold-
ing its effects. A few bottles only can oe
had al No. 90 Commercial street.
CLEAR OUT YOUR RATS.
The gnawinp and antics of these destructive
creatures can be hushed forever in your house
and store if you will procure DO, Of the
genuine
MADAGASCAR RAT DIFFERENTIATION,
On using according to direction. You can.
not depend upon 1t unless oblaced al J. J.
FALES'S No. DC, Commercial ST, Boston
Mass.
EGYPTIAN HAIR DYE.
This dye will give mos, desirable color
to white grey or red without colorlng the
skin.
JOSEPHJ, FALES, 90 Commercial ST
Boston Mass.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-21

" r tho subscribers, being appointed b,
w tho Hon. the Probate Court for the dis
iuci Of Rutland, commissioners to receive
examine and ADJUST all claims and demands
OF ali persons against the estate Of
Joel Dayton late oC Mddieioicn
ia sail district. deceased, represented insol-
vent, and also all claims and demands elhlb.
lIed m offset thereto, and @ month. from the
pa day OF June, last, being allowed by said
court for that purpose, we do therefore here
ly give notice that we Will attend to the bu-
s'ncsS OF our said appointment al the office
Of E,mklm Paul, IN Mddle,own. on tie
81 Monday of August and the ist Monday n
December next, from one until FIVE o'clock
E. IN. on each Of said dave.
EI'AK'N PNcl, lCou,,,
MrNlEA CAswrLL, ""
Niddls,own, July s, lsi5 20
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-21
WORKING OXEN.

TNHE subscTibeT offers for sale a pair OF
working oxen. seven years 0ld,gond size.
and handsome cherry brown color. Any one
wishing 10 purchase a team for the business
Of the present season, which will I've 10 good
condition Ia dispose OF for beef ia The lall
will do well 10 avail himself OF Ibis opportu.
nty, said oxen will be >niJ very low and on
line n suit the purchaser
GEO. ", Joy.
caEls,on, Iuly 80, y
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-21
!, II. GREEN hegs liberty to inform

u II. GREEN hegs liberty to inform the
IL. public thaihe is now manufacturing
Dulciannas or parlot Organs, on entirely on
new plan, at less Than half the pfice of com
mon paflor Organs. capable Oh producing the
most beautiful swell Of any instrument ofthe
KIDD in use. Those wishing to buy Organs
or Pianns will do well TO call and examine
for themselves before purchasing elsewhere.
lie hkewi se repair all kind OF musical in
struments, tunes church aud parlor Organs
and Piano Faues IN the bes, possible man.
ner on short notice. Poulney, Doc, 1874
Sill
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-21
STATE or VERMONT.
Rgtland o..

hsileUC 81
Henry II Ross,
~, ,,-..,- &c,
Ainson Mitchell, .o,I T.,r "a.
lNai Mitchell 't'''
Atdison BUct,
Declaration, in plea OF ttespass on the
case ON note. dated 20 July, 1912, too
the sum Of si25,oo, PAYABLE TO William ID
Ross 10 me wear from date, anl interest and
endorsed 10 the piaiuuG Also one other
note. dated 26ih July, 1912. ior tl95.oo,
payable m two years 10 William ID. Ross,
and endorsed 10 the plaintiff
The said Alansou aud Elsl being ABSENT
from this state at ,,,r t'ne Of ser'tse
IL 81. ordered. that the publication OF the
aubstancc Of tho declaration and this orde
three weeks excessively, IN the Ru,,An'
Herald. the last Of Which 10 Toe at least Ill
week, previous II the next tern-to vii, lhi
second tuesday Of September, lsij-sh'l
10 su'lD,'l notice lur them To appear ant
defend Md day hereof is gwen, SC.
Stsu4 Bushneli & Hodges. AIRY. ior PIN
20 + ". HOPKINS, Cleik.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-21
90 HENRY HALL. Register

HE tho subscribers, being appointed by the
" Probate cout for the district Of Rutland
commissioners to! receive examine AMI ,d-
just all claims and demands OF all petsols
agalns, the estate uf
Samuel OCo,sbce late of Clarendon.
in said district deceased, represented insol.
vent. 1ndl also sll claims and demands exhlb-
tied IN offset thereto ard o months from
tho iith day Of June, 1915, being allcwed
hy said court for tina, purpose, we do there.
fore hereby give notice that we will attend
II the business ofour said appointment al tie
dwelling house ofihe widow OF the deceased.
on the lllh day OF October and 81 dsv OF
January next, from until O'Clock p. NJ
on each Of said laws
fDtNIEL :. EWING. )c,
BENJAMIN FISHER, Comm"
Clarendon, 23I June lsi5 90
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-21
THE MOST REMARKABLE CURE EVER
REGORDED

Ii.ddon6eld. n J April IS Is43
On ~ about the lAh day Of October 1871 va,
taken With v,plent plip in = SIDE neaI the liver.
which coniinued about Eve dSys and ss,s fal,o.rd
By the breaking Of m ulcer, oS Sb.cr,s inwstdlV
which relieved the pain lu,le. bot caused me 10
throw ups great qIhity of offensive matter and
al'o much blood Being greatly alarmed at thi, |
spotted To physciaa , but he sad he thou0bi he
c"uh do hot lutte for me except give some MGR
guF Ptlt. Which re- fused 30 take feeling satisfied
'hat th"N cou'd do m" no good-aud the discharge
Of hi""d aHd corruption continued every lev DAYS
and ~ last became 80 oGrtsVe that could scarcely
breathe. ~es siso - Jet with a violent cough
which II tiuos caused ue 10 tase more blood Than
had done beiotesad nv Dice tse CONTINUED m this
NsN. sit.l grow NC worse until February when al
h''re 81 my fero'rry ~ss Fiven Up and my friends
AZ thought would dc Of gall"ping confun ption.
~ tins moaacnt Nhrn nv lie ~as sppare nffy drau
,.P near 10 ci"-e .-sfd 81 Df WiIar's BalS,m Of
Ntd 'tofry, sud got botiie which relieved me
~ "eitaielN and b, The OF only tksee battles
"' ms med'clne. al nv paIos were femoVed-my
e"~A s"d sP'l'ng o' blood aud corruption entitriy
-'"pr"d aid IN iew weeks my health Nas 90 Tar res1
'''l 40 10 "nhb'e me Ia ~ofk my trade ~hich %
earPst lad % 10 TIM, ion, -, sn,,,t -,
te,hh. TuONAs CozENS
".ouc"'iof Comfy
frtsonslis zane tefore me In, ,.h.-,,l,., "a. 81
~ '"s'''es 81 ~ fra'e At satI rounty 'Thc.,,.
nm 40 - ~ dai' afirmcd s~cutf,ay 1, Ia
'au' o.. ah9'e s'stsa'rs, - - al ih,er, ,,s.
'''' "' 90 We sth day Of Ap,d.ietg
LLtAFNr. ~
S'.h = W. "pr'r eden'sd 'aceess 9th, R,l,su
; NATURE FAY ORlTE PRFsCRtprroN -,
p'''rf - 700 cougFrfal 20 Ief uart. =, = 80
p''i 'frr1 a. cmra 'Irfs,is fotn ,sb.t,,e., -
''s 'u'hos Of Asiare hss placed ia ost a., 80
'of y - ~ frrf~s thHt uraut uIak,,y -. -
roo "fNo - 10 PTrFafstsan srr - isasas.sy q, -, 80
~ehf'.N h'psfis ~ s.ii'oF ca au,ris ,i,,t., ~
.iT ''.Hff 40 20 frprctss t,rg ttsif o~r $50 -
r-f.'r '" itts iaishr 90 B., psiusr 90 r,,,,.,s
''=''J ''''''''' a 'h-i % 30 .'uSared r-s. .
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-21
BLOWING NEED9 NJ ~,
MEkT

II T. L 'l'l'oN lNii EIDS NJ Inu
MENT.
Greenfield, Saratoga m Nv
NJ c. j. Roosevelt Dear Slr In.
HE urges me to make tins eHnu ia
some OF your medicine, as hcl,,,.
ctre me. will give a Satemcn,
hbou, -four or FIVE month. nro | w.,
With bad cold, and waS very ho,,.,.,.
sequence Of working in water vl,.cI...
ana saw mil, ! beng n mecharcIart,.
uhuet We doctors care about luur v,.l.
ana got tn be ahlc to walk aboul ,nj,..
10 90 li'Ilc work, which hrouph,
bleeding OF the lungs returned h,,.,
plrited and sick. The next dsywIIe,...
by the fire, blood vessel lursr m NJ, ....
and commenced bleeding ,ery fast T..
doctor happened To be near, and 10 l...
e'''F 'hlhg IN hiS power L. sion b.,
bleeding, and finally succeeded after .,o,.,.
rear quart from my lungs, and more ~ ,
the arm But this did not last bu, few.
myluhgs were so spasmoylc the dor,ot,...
not control Them, and Tor five day, an1n.,.,
continued Ia bleed, until there was no ..
TO run, when it ceased II lcn mo So .p,,.l
could scarcely breath or str .NA,,
long lime In one position, unul nv n.,,
healed, and began TO gam lrule ,ue,-''
But about four weeks ago a rel,p,e cam, -,
and Died again AT the lungs. a.t ~nr,,.,.
to cough and raise LARGE Quaui.uc> .ol I....
dy mailer every day. and was rapidly haste.
ing IN the grave NV ft,ouos and rerlh.,
had gwen up all hopes and iold me that, muu
de- NY physician could plvo me 10 N.
conraPemeni, except that the lungs were m,
yet ulceraed aud all hopes Of recovery zone.
until one Of your pamphlets were gwen m,
describing DR. lcrtor's Extract Of Lunpwoi,
My nelRhhois obtained houle. for me al,
las, resort, but with very little hone, Of
doing me any good. ! have now lakrnna.
pom week, and sirarCc Ia say from the fret
dose took OF II began to mcnd-and nv
health is better every way Nv night swcan
have nearly ceased, nv strength improve,
my raisInGs are sand bore ., again rc,t.
ed; but my medicine is almost gone. and
wish You 10 send me two battles immediate
", and If recover, wi, do a,l ~ my row.
10 spread the news that consuupluu can he
cured, lrrmain yours. &c
CHATNCEY y. MEDBlRY
We do not ask people to use Dr. larho',
Extract OF Luneworl unless tncy are con-
WINGED from the proof offered tllm that
cure can be effected in all cases Of lung aoI
liver complaint, provided the diseases aye 0.
past human aid.
For further proof SEE medical books 10
hands Of tho agents, containing oerufr'"
DC. All persons desiring the agency OF TIN,
viii please apply to the proprcror
C. J ROSENELT.
Al 10 State st Albany.
IIfrII1FD ma kII'T < If'' AID
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-21
For sale by the following
Agents..

Rutland, w f & S,oddard WestRu,and.
Ripley & Bailey, Charles Clement Clar-
endon Spa NJ Walker Middletown; T. S
4 Sunderline ; Fast Poultney, Noyes q
Harms West Pou,lney Asa wilkins Fair
haven. Aianson Allen; Cas,e,on, f. jamie
son; PIi,sford Mills, A Is Bulla,d Pntsford
Henry Simonds, Brandon Volney Ross,
JOHNS f. Higgins; Salisbury, Nehemiah
Prey; +. Mlddlebury, Rufus l.. Pcrkin. ;
Mddlebury, Sidney Moody. Druggist New
Haven, III. Rider ; Bristol. G w Parmalee:
Wallngford, ID. II Sabn; South Wallinp-
ford, Lapham & Hines; Dandy. John Scot;
DANNY four Corners, S. Smith; Pawlet, Ma
son Edgerlon Harrington, Landon & Co.
2l:6monlhs.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-21
Low e. Rogers
HAVE received for their Winter
Il Stock fnIl nssorlmen, of
Hard Ware, Saddlcry,
AND
CARRIAGE TRINIMINGS

N " "
Among which are,
100 casks Gu, Nails assorted, Sd to 6 inch
100 boxes Glass, Z X 9rol2 y Is;
30 TONS Iron and Steel, well assorted
200 bundles Nail Rods;
200 pairs Gutter and Sleigh Shoes
40 casks Burdens Shoes and Boa, Spikes
200 doz Files and Rasps
300 Table Cutlery
$50 Gro Harness Buckles
w Grcavc's and Sons Saws, Edge Tools
&c. direct JrOm The ma,rrtacturers
Also
A large Stock Of
CRCCkERY AND GLASS WARE,
Comprising some Of the latest patterns.
A II Of which is Offered AT the lowest market
price Whitehall DE. ls44.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-21
T.,crt. VIM Hall. judge.

.'a'N'' w III ilail' Ju"Ec'
Samuel IIend, executor Of tho last will
aud &c. ,ament o. ALucr llendre. late OF
pitist1 d. ia sail dlstri. I, deceased, tcs,ste,
ptopo,lng TO renlct 90 account Of his admin
islraiiuH Of said estate,
It's Ordered that said account lie referred
fpt examination and sliOwrncc to the first
MONDAY. icing the Nh day Of August neIi, 4
hat copy OF thu. order be published three
weeks surcessvely, previous thereto Ia the
Rutland Herald, newspaper printed at Rot
land, hat al persons Interested may appear
and OBJECT to the same II ttey see cause
4 true copy Of record
90 HENRY HALL. Register
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-21

ST. Of verm",t RE 'ir'membet
cal pr bate couU holIcn at Rutland within
and for sl,t disuct on the lh Jay Of Jolly,
leI5
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-21
wv DONNELL.


Bath, maine June, I, IsIl
Mr. r. Brown, Dear slt;---I have for some
time past suffered much from the Jaund,oe
and dyspePs'a at the stomach, loss Of appe
ute, and trouble and pain from The le,st s,,n-
pie food, with pain in the head and .Idss /,
sliehi rough, general weakness and deb;I,,v
and weakness Of the system. Aher using /,
numherof medicines without any reliefI va.
lnduced 10 lry your Sarsapsrllla and iona
n B'iieo. ! received immediate relief from
the use al one horle. and feel grstified 10,
the great islirf have received, and would
fecommend Il 20 an others who ATE suffering
TON simnlr de- rters Yours truly,
FREDERICK y. SHAW.
AdiicfN al orders Tor he above invsluo.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-21
Onsunpfton - Atrer To-
pf0iNf. ""

ITshould beresor,cd,ur, all WHOM,
drposed to consumption, or u,''. .''i''
= cough OF cold night Swea,s, as,.m, ~.
IN ihe SIDE and chest, difficulty OF ht 49,
ughlneSs and ADMINISTRATIONS the ,l,,,. d.
chils, Liver complaints and ali sn,..
the pulmonary organs
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-21

80
A Com pou - d q nlsa mic Prep
nration ire sn Wild 4 her
~ iiark and Tar.
r., G,,f ,trr,dv iHorr 10 the worid Tor ne
cur, eCCsvrAs .Coids. Asfhpa, Group. Bleed.
trR al m, LvnRs, WhooptBg Cough, Broa-
shits. IsfVss=e. jhorfnss5 " Breath,
Pam m fhe BredH or ude, Lrr,r
Complaint. and The 6r,i ,fagts Of
CONSUMPTION.
tihov,tpd os.es deemed uiter, bcp-~ss have
6''ul, eIsbl,,hed us vast shperotty over every
'ctn,, med'ral dsoo'sy, IL has sl-s,, bsen 'iy j.
81 Nature. twH presCrpiiot eng fn'med chitf
!, rom oL.uuosl ei,tae,, from Wild Chouy Bsft
sod T,t--;~ trees that are sostbred wherever die
ease, ~ tho lurss prevail, wse,s lew ,n.tsn-
re, Of It. tiIr,o'din,r,I power, irons e,ialoyss
almost vttoui end
A Ldy hddte,,e. ~ II " g,rer a, the New Yott
Agcnc,l who given tp BY Ill her phy,,cisns to
I've ~ consumption, hid a hard tUmot for months On
,he ,Je-ra'.ed among large Quantities Of msusr,'s
,ott Of bpuy svbstsnoe had tsten no medicine iu'
TO months bctog passed oil hope --nttclv cured
l., few bottle, VI tbs, Bll,sm ia september and
-, tute'. lCii
AW ,uam,, Eco attorney &o, y r cured of
.pasnoilc ashua ~ t~-nty FIVE years stand,ag tst-
t,htt 10 b, Recorder IaIimAdse and Pow
e. u u
| 4 Catman New York city, " no had not ,lep, L,
| ing dosR. tof even yesrs beng obliged to slerp
IA suing posture 90 hf cured q, to sitend to HI.
/ business ~ ihe most STORMY weather.
! lam \
The New York herald., 1845-03-04
Superior Court.
Rafnra q full RAnch

MARCH 8 3--Wiliam Wright ads. Thomas Denny ct al.
Ordered that this 60 of for the term
payment of costs.
Arthur McDermon ads. Watson "A. Laurence This
cause being called it was motion, ordered that the
Judgment OF the Court be affirmed.
William M Glaister Arthur Hunt-Cause ordered
of for the term payment Of costs
Moses " Beach vs.. Charles a. Secor Like rule.
DEcIsIors-Edua,d WihereH ct al vs. jacob Acke,-
New trial denied.
Same Sams-Like rule.
James "A Scott ads. Giles Sanford ct alMotion for
new trial denied.
Thomas Hughes Charles A. Wcolsey.-Judgment for
plaintiff demurrer the second ples and for defen
dant demurrer the first replication Ito the third plea
and for defendant demurrer to reoindcr to secondre
amend on payment costs within ton days after notice
of rule
Joseph Ward vs.. Daud B. Risng-Motion for new trial
denied.
The New York herald., 1845-03-04
Common Pleas
no(nro IudOo ITich IN Rcv

Before Judge Ulshoeffer.
MARCH 3--William C. Wales VS. Washington Eruing.-
This action to damages tor slander al
legged to have been uttered by defendant in June last in
calling plaintiff "a swindler and peIjurer" 1t appeared
that plaintiff was formerly egent to party named Mr.
Erving defendants father in collecting his rents and
about May last plaintiff resigned his agency and in June
had defendant bound to keep the peace be-
fore Justice Gilbert for threatening him with an assas
and for abusing his family The alleged sander grew
out of this effar. Adjourned over to this forenoon.
The New York herald., 1845-03-04

VERY LATE FROM JAMAICA AND SOUTH AMERICA
The fine new brig Ann Barney, Capt. Mix, ar
rived yesterday from Kingston, whence she sailed
on the 10th ut
There is no important news. Very heavy stocks
OF American produce were on hand at Kingston,
and, in consequence, small transactions. There
were no freights for American vessels at Kingston
Captain Lyot, r. N. was at Chagres on the 3Oth
OF January, with the surveyor general Of the Island
OF Jamaica, to ascertain by survey the practc.
ability and direction of road across to Panama.
The 8 ship Savannah, Captain Armstrong,
and the Warren, Captain Hull, were on the COAST
OF Mexico, on the first of January, and were look
ed tor at Calao the latter part Of February The
Levant was at Callao, and would leave in the mid.
die OF February tor Panama Mr.. Picket would
leave in her for the United States
C0ump and Bryan, Charges to Peru and Chill,
were at Chagrcs on the 23rd of January, en- route
for their posts
Commodore Sloat was at Callao on the 18th OF
December. He came down the coast in the Shark
The Warren had not lost many Of her men as re.
ported three men were the amount of her loss
The election in Peru was to take place in Feb.
ruary.
The following ships of war were in the Pacific
Savannah, Warren, Levant, Shark, and Relief
store ship.
:. The brig with stores for the squadron was al
Valparaiso
The New York herald., 1845-03-04
EDITOR OF THE HERALD.-

DEAR SIR-Fr0m communication OF Mrs. Otto
in yesterdays Herald, perceive that the name OF
Mrs. Mar0ncelli has been mentioned in weekly
paper, do not know which, as one OF the artists
whose services had been not solicited in behalf OF
a Concert to be given for the German Charitable
Fund.
Permit me to state through your paper, that Mrs.
Maroncelll is completely ignorant Of both the ORR
gin and the object of the article to which the CON-
municatIon Of Mrs. Otto refers, nor is Mrs Maron.
ceIli familiar with the motives which may have
called forth said communication.
am, with great regard, yours,
PIERo MARoNcELLI
New YoRK, Sd March, 1S45
The New York herald., 1845-03-04
New YoRK, Sd March, ls45.
Amvseuents.

PALMo's THRATRK.-More novelties are TO be
produced at this establishment during the present
week This evening will be performed the laug liable
farce OF The Loan of Lover y to be followed the
last time, the humorous buresque opera of La Som
Am. De Beauties In unison with the spirit OF the
times prices Of admission have been reduced lady
ard ntenan Is now admitted TO the front at the
ow charge OF 90 cents other parts of the house pro
portionate ratio Surely good entertainment OF such
reasonable charge, will commend svernowing audiences.