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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-21
WRIGIIT,s INDIAN VEGETABLE
a. 4 L. A. s.
)F THE NORTH AMERICAN COLLEGE o
HEALTH.

No MEDICINE HAS ever been intro
'durej to the American Public, whose vr-
tues nave been more cheeriully and uniyer-
sallv arkno vile lged than the az owe named
WRlGHTS INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS.
To descant upon their merits a: this late day
would seem to be wholly un necessary, IS vorv
few indeed who read this article, will be found
unacquainted with the real excellence of the
medicine. But if furiherproof were wanting TO
establish the credit of this singular remedy, il
might be foundiH The fact that no medicine in
The country has been so
sHAMELESsLY CONTEMPLATED.
Ignorant and unprIncipled men have al various
places, manufactured Spurious pill; and in or
der more completely 10 deceive the public have
mddS II IN outward appeara nee TO resemble the
true medIclne' These wicked people could never
pass of thor Jrhless trash, but for the as sis.
lance OF CERTAIN misguided storekeepers, who
because they can purchase the spurious article
NJ reduced rate, lend themselves 10 this
mpns'rous systena of ImDosItion and crime.
The patrons oi the above excellent Pills, will
therefore be on their guard against every kind of
imposlil1n, nd remember the only genuine AGENT
IN Wheeling is JAMES MELLOR, &c Union ST
The following ghlv respects ie store keepers
have hcen amounted agents for the sale OF
WRlGilIS INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS.
Chas G Johnsu, Monongabela, Wash. co. Pa
. .ilngham Johnson, EldeIsville, do.
Van Reeves, Greenfield do.
Kerr ~ CO. Cross creek do
Walter Boyle, Hickory do.
Jas Melor, &c Uaior :: Wheeling Ohio co. Va.
Ja6ob Goodng, ,Triadelphin do.
49,. ''ibNl w tltSbUIH bTOCke county a.
William Brown, Holidays cove do.
II lnSraham q Co WaVne sburgh Greene co Pa
Hunnel q Parkinson, jefferson do
A Jones, Carmichael town do
Samuel Hig9enbotham. Green's urgh do
T. MeZtnZat, Mapeton do
JOIN Patterson, Patterson's Mills Wash co Pa.
William Mercer. Florence do
Robt M'Aeeal Raccson p o. do.
LOWS Freeman, Bellville do
) Chickcring g. Co. Canonsburph do
Hart Hopkins, CentreviIle do.
John ID Chambers, Washington do
Bryant Craven d Co, West Alexandra do.
n d. u G Craycroft, CIaysville do.
isaac v Davis, Morsahville do
80 ~ W hennn. Hllisborough do.
JON" Mnn,sp, m,,lsboroueh do.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS.
Tne only seJeIity against impositions ia IN
puIch Use from IT, regular advertised agents
9hd IN al cases be particular to ask for Wripbt's
Indian Vegetable Pills
oihcc devoted exclusively 10 the snIe of tho
Philadelphia. ''' '"'o h''
-, kem1mber, none nre genuine oxcent
WTlghps Indian Vegetable Pills. 'p'
Jun4 ~ WILLIAM WRIGHT.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-21
Aaron ID Cbaloner and Others

Inc defeCdanis 10 The above named cause
are hereby noIihed, that GU Monday he l6 h
,ay OF March. 1915, between The bours Of
NJ and p M, at he Office OF J Inn Binns.
E'q' an Alderman in the city Of PhlladeIphia,
rei ny'Vanla, shall proceed 10 take The de,
positions OF J Dunlap, Esq. aud others. IN he
reai as evidence ON thc tIIal OF said cause
Also, on The 81 FebrcaTy, between the same
hour, OF The house OF George Baird. Rso in
the town Of Washington, Pennsylvania I shall
rocSed to take tie dispositions OF Sarah Baird
rial OF sid cause But il from sLt canse Tho
taking Of either Of said dispositions should moi
then he tskcn or completed, the taking of lie
same wiIl "e a 'urned from day 10 day until
The same are iakeD and compleltd.
WILLIAM CUALONER.
ny ms next friend joseph Callwen, Jr.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-21
FARE REDUCED
Il q GIN INN A TT.

MJ ELL, MOORE g. cos. Fast MaiI Coach
hours 10 Cincinnati.
Pilot Coach leaves Wheeling daily at G s'clock
a Nj. As hours TO Cincinnati.
ID TALLMAEGE'S Good Intent Coach Icoves
Wheeling daily ate o'clock a NJ, 4s hours 10
Malsvlle KY.
Extras furnished on a the alb I'VE lines TO mar
al night they may wish.
Office No 81 Water ST, LIST door below tho U S
Hotel, Wheeling, Va.
feb 3 j lfESKTltRN H.,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-21
GOLD WATCHES,

oSI kocelved by The subscriber. nn assortment
~ OF line fall Jewellcd jain IN nnd Tobias Gold
lever watches which will be sold at a small ad.
vance on cost.
Anyperson wishing 10 purchase first ratio watch
ono oil lie uery BEST will please Gull and examine
my assnrimen';
Also, common Guild lever watches; heavy cold
guards, i"h aud vest chains; Ladies' Garnet. Tomas.
aud other siune pins; diamond. ruhy emerald, nme
ihist garnet, iopas pearl. jet and every variety of
sci md plain, Rings. Gold pencils earrings spec.
'a'les siiver spoons silver for The hair gill
md jet hair pms, jet necklaces, silk guards, pen
knives DC &c. All received This day
Jan JOHN BISHOP.
Sign OF The Big Watch. No 1872 Main ST.
N B-Waiches aud JeweIry repaired in tho mos
approved manner and ut prices as low os nj INV
ihcr establishment in The CITY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-21
WnEATFIELD INN.

a tANDLES--Ibes ubscnbef would inform
~ h's friends md The public that ho has con
menr'd he manufacture ofMOULD AND DIpPEp
ChNDLES' made ofpars i0How which he warrant.
'l'' '" anything Of the hind manufactured here o,
es'where ma no will furnish them wholesale O,
'o'a,''s cheap as they con DO purchased anyw here
Tic "oa'd respectfully solicit a share Of publie
patronage Factory IN Market Alley. between
N'o1n a nd Market Streets. NJ WARREN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-21
CLOTHING

- Z insisting sf Black, Blue, Green Brown a d
Olve Frock and Dress co It's. Beaver Pilot
Tweed. oassinet and Jean Frock and Over co ats
of goods.
Cashmere, cloth, ca ssinet, Tweed. Je ns Mex
lcan and Mixed PANT ALOONS; large stock
from one TO seven dollars.
VESTS of all linds nd prices. Lren Mus
I'm, Bingham, check AID Lambs Wool SHIRTS
DRAWERS. SuSPENDERS, uDK'FS, Col
lars, Bosoms, Gloves and Wrappers Hose and
Hall Hose, and gre variety of niher articles
The above goods were cd for cash in
the East from first hands, and ! now offer hem
10 my customers at small advalce on the
same terms; and do think that can offer bet {.
tor bargains than any other house IN the civ
And now, 10 conclude, as il has fallen to my lot
TO clothe the naked, l will pledge myself TO give
Won SUIT OF clothes TO suit your purse from two
dollars to fifty. OCT II S RICE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-21
ALABAMA COTTON.
"a Bales Alab1na Cotton 30 stste end G,t ssto
BY ~ FORSYTH n GO.
ASa 40


VIHGTVIAi In CHlEcERT
AtRiles held m Inc Gle Ks .fica of tbi
Cipcuit superior Couri Of Law atd Cnsncey
JsrIhe countg Of Brooke, on the lltb dlJ Of
JsHaary 1915.
"a William Hall,
rs.
willisn McClunsv ar, and WIN McCluney, 4 r..
FEfHE defendant William VI uney J n nj
q having entered his appearance md given
~. s-ity aocofd nc to the q ( Of Assembly and
the Sales Of tbs Cou sni u spp'a ing by salts
fsotcry sVii'ncs tnst he - not an inhabi ant Of
ID . county, - IS ordered that The said defend,
aOt d. appeal brrs on The & " day pf the next
sprIuz term and answer the Bill 0f the plain ~
aud that a cosy ( his nrd be forthwith pU1
Iishel 10 the CITY of W1reli fot ~ mouths
ssoeystively cod p'stst az The frJn' door Of
tbs COart hose Ol ~ 20 cSusy.
AoFJ iess ADA e bC n
CSfk
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-21

hNE HUNDRED GROSS Toilet and sb,,
OBvipg soap.
so G o,s Luci'cr Ms'rt,-.
30 GO OITa.ic Biatk'rz.
90 Black and usI1k.
1 DO Colpyue W4,rr.
Ju fcG'd AMI fcrtale rgeb t,,...tt.
so'0fe oH'rod By .BgRNYt,fs c,sp'
", eneiioa Sstp, 80 iC5 1frk.,so,,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-21

n N The Circuit Superior Corr, Of Law and
N Cnanccry Tor Ohio county Vrsiuia.
In CHANCERY:
William } chaloner, y his nexl friend Joseph
Caldwell, Jr.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-21
MEMPHIS. Ten,. AnrilIs |


MEMPHIS, Tens, April Is, 1914.
Mossrs Sanford X Park GcnPn--A friend of
yours has proposed that | should furnish state
ment IN favor of that most valuable medicine,
at which YOU arc the proprietors, known as the
Balsam of Wild Cherry | have been suffer
ing for FIVE or six years, bronchial affection, &c.
companled by other painful maladics. During
this period have derived from the friendly and
judiciUus advice and prescriptions of some of
the ablest physicians OF our country Within n
few weeks past, al tho suggestion { one Of these
gentlemen, have m de experiment of the Bal
/, sam, and have been much pra,ified with it's eff
fects. Present relief has been almost variable,
when have taken II at times of greatest suffer
ing; and am persuaded, thar II is now contri-
hutlng essentially TO the removal OF one of the
most singular and complicated ses of chronic
d. sease, that have fallen under the observa tioH
OF practitioners IN the medical profession.
am very ,ruly yours,
y r Farm s;WORTH.
,ETTho above Invaluable medicine is sold
wholesale add retail in Cincinnati, by
SANFORD & PARK.
EPPrice one dollar per Bottle.
sold IN Wheeling, by
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-21

Firth, Hall & Pond, No 239 Broadway, Mann.
LECTURERS, Publishers and Importers OF Music
and Musical Instruments. Sole agents for
Chickering'S Piano ForeS.
PUBLIC HOUSES-NEW YORK:
The PropiIeto.s OF the following named
Pubic Houses, IN the CITY Of New York, un i've
IN the above invitation to Southern and Wes,-
efn Merchants, who may visit our Commercial
tmnoI .um, 10 call al our respective Houses;
pledging ourselves TO adminislei the comforts
Of Hone as lar as in our power, 10 those who
may give Us The preference.
Mansion House, w Bunker, 80 Broadway,
How I'D Hotel, Thomas a. Roe, Broadway,
Ciiy HoiSi, Chester Jennings, Broadway,
Waverly House, Willard White omb; 81 & Sc
Broadway.
Atlantic Hotel, No 3 & Broadway, w C An
derSUD,
Pacific Ho'el l62 Greenwich street, j w Body,
w ID Parsons
asior House, Coleman & Stctson,
Franklin House, Broadway, Hayes & Tread>
we'll.
New York, Jan ii, 1915. jan Is--4w
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-21
CHEAP CASH
Boot and Shoe
STORE.
No. l20.
Corner of Main and Union SITS,
WHEELING, VA,

ALTMAN q MAXWELL.
Az TER returning their sincere thanks
10 their customers and the public for
me patronage so libe rally extended to
th9m the pas, year,an.. soliciting a con
'Inuatlon of their patronage in future,
respectfully invite their attention 10
thrIr present well selected stock ofBoo,s,
Shoes and Leather, consisting in part
as follows:
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-21

maps, CAPS Rec ved this dsv, fine
y assortment of Gems. and y rIh's Cl,ta,
Ve'vs'. o,-rs. Guardsnd Ole Blu Caps, which
Will - snld al a small ddvaDr. IL IN coSl.
~ Q, A T. M'CALL.AM.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-21
Vya.S3yagAl99o
PILOT 4 BEAVER CLOTHS.

All siylesand colors, from sixty-tNo cents To
i've dollars; together with rsany other aitic.es
all Of which will sell at Uhol.sale or Retail
or make up 10 order in the best French stNle.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-21
REMOVfV.

FHNHH subscribe having r, movsd his HAT,
a zap AND FUR STOR3, To the lsTg,
Sal com nodious room No i15 Main i, three
doors bel,~ hts former stand and nearly oppO.
18th. Va tel, would respectfully ali I Z
a eri'n VI his Trend, and, cu>' omcIs general
~, ID MS large and p'end,i stock of HAS aod
Cap. " every variety and shape in v'sue.-.
C%un'V Merchants are invited 10 cali aud vx
anime nv stack pr.vi"nS Ia going East, -
a~ determined IL rui % las lay The Cas-" 81
lower is'es ihanihey can p,S>Ib'ytc purchased
East of thu MuniaInS. Cal aud ex1mns {
yourselves the sian at the BfG MA II
KAT Jan 90 AC M'CALLAM.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-21
BOOTS! BOOTSl

UST receive al The Sign of tho Black Nam
80 mo'h Bot, ? cases Of Mems Napoleon Ts,eJ
Socd Boots, superior article and will be sold los,
fofCash
Also. 90 pre- MSDs Zip Broasps
nov & q roma
& SAtbcI,S Sneofi3f AoaSsss j4st received
q RBad uS sale ~
IN , isiS. GA K~CE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-21

ARD OIL The subscriber begs 10 inform The
- Pushe hat he still cooIinnes The manufacture
:" Ls' "'lim Market Alley. where he isaIall times
rorared 20 I'LL all orders he may he favored with
ne confidently refers 10 ihnss who have used A.
NH'hs' iof hufang ~ machinery. to testify 10 lis
sspehefness " sperm oil Tor lhoso purposes md a.
ss'ns rqoa 10 aay Lard OIL manufactured in ibc IN
NJ WARREN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-21

COMPOUND KgEoSOrE ACOUSTIC OIL.
Fot nc cure Of DEAFNESS, pains and the
a. Ultchafgo Of matter lfCm the ears, also ali
nose disn$woahlo noises. Ike the buying of
les'cl lalin1 OF water, whzzing Of sfcqu,I d.c
o. winch are symptoms Of approaching d,nf
n,hs' and also generally attendant will Ire dis.
oasS' for sale ~ DIR CRUNB iCKEg
M. No 10. Nam St. S1lc AcSn,
mis- medicine - highly recommended and n,.
Iii, ,.,, ,.s,H' ai' oie gwen, by vtfy fcspcct.
iN''"'i No1' nov 20
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-21
CA - II

SDh.D f"r fuis and PelIr,rS. AZ M'CAL-
u LAM'S, N delivery, No lbs Main -. a,
the sign vi the BIO Block, HAT. ian 90
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-21

NEW ORLEANS sUGAR.
ESS HHDS Oh Crop.
y n . % go do e,tai,
90 70 sH PcS prrU p q
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-21

ne above with great many other
e'nos render our stock complete, and we
'eei no hesitation ia saying that our
STOCK IS all selected aud Of tho best qua
MY, which will enable US TO sell ri a.
low prices as any west Of the mountains
Az who may be in want Of any of the
above articles will DO well TO cali apdc1
anime our stock before purchasing else
where--os II will always afford us the
greatest Of pleasure 10 wait on them md
~" Ouf o'ock' may ]
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-21

Horace II Day, % MSiacn Lane, Manufac.
luier oil Patent lndia Rubber SuSpenders and
all kinds of India Rubbet Goods.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-21
Z HE NOLR IS ut HAND.

DELAY NJ ms.
The following must convince all hose VIII D
ar suffering from he firM premoni'ory symp
IONS OF disease, leading 10 Pnfmouary Con
uuFplIon, mat no time Shodid lie lost IN pro-
curing hat which will save aud pruloHg life
Tor a season.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-21
BROADCLOTEIS

Black, Blue, Brown. Olive and Dohlia, Of
quahtcs and prices, from two Dnd quart er
IN dollars.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-21

No MEDICINE HAS ever been intro
ducej TO the American Public, whose vir-
sallv arkno vile Iged than the AZ owe named
WRIGII.NS INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1845-08-19
BUR unterbaltuns uno Selebrun9.

Gin n6erfule5 aus Der 81 epo:
lution65eit. Ser ,,Golumbion @en=
tnel" bon 1901 (oamol6 fbon i'm 35.
Sabv9anoe uno 70 Uiet man lpeiB bas erite
td9litbe Slott, lpelcbes in 2(merifa 9eorudt
puroe) entbdlt unter elmer Sooeson5e9e
fol9enoen Seritbt bon einem 5tpeiten Sim.
1on:
Sor. @illiam Dopf, ber firSli6 in
Salem farb, par Elm Wann bon un9ez
w6bnliber @r0be uno StGrfe. Gr bate
faft 7 SUP 8robe uno pos 300 pfuno.
Sol9enoe Ssilpiele meroen feline 9roBe
.&orperifdrfe belpeifen. ST befano fib i'm
leeten &rie9e an Soro eines &aperI6ifes,
bas bel Gap Benton in Die &lippenbrans
oun9 9erietb. sc puroe notbpenoi9, 70
fbnell als mo9li0 einen 2(neer au66upers
fen. 90 piele bon BET Wannltbaft, al6
,Sanb anle9en fonnten perlubten einen
2(nfer ouf5 Ded 5u bolen, wo fib feiner
be fono, fonnten Jpn aber nibt BON Der
Stelle brin9en. Sotpit lbob ite sur Sei=
te, er9rif ben Gnfer, tru9 Jpn aufs Sef,
fbleppte Jpn na6 born bin, bielt Jpn ouf
Dem Salfen9eldnoer, tpdbreno Elm Gabels
tau oaran befefti9t ipuroe, tporf Jpn Damn
ilber goro uuo rettete oamit oa5 S6iff
uno Die Mannibft, oa i'm nGtbften 2(u=
9enblide oas Inrennen an Die &lippen gu
ertparten fano. Der Qnfer wo9 700
8cmi6t.-@in onoermal muroen 7 poer 8
eeute in Seceets' Sbif5pberfte seibtft,
UNI auf baS Woblbetannte &aperlbiff
@rano Surf einen Soroermoft gu bolen.
Dotpif befano ii6 unter ibnen, ober bon
Natur gum mulit9en S0lenoern seneist,
leste ct anfdnelcb ni6t Sano an; Die
1nbern ibulterten ben Moit, be9annen
barunter gu toumeln uno befla9ten Iitb,
bab fie nibt 5ablreib 9enu9 tpdren, Jpn
fort gu tra9en. 0owft latbte fie aus uno
faete ibnen, bob ct Den Moft ollein trasen
spollte iic spotfen Jpn oe5bolb alb uno ct
nabm ibn auf uno tru9 Jpn obne ir9enc
einen 8eiitano in5 S6iff.-3u elmer an
bern Belt, als er in Den Sii6ereien bel
@inomiu pont beIbdfti9t war, CAB Jpn
iein Meiiter ben 2(uftra9, einen @iel 5u
bolen, Der in einem benobbarten Seloe
ipeibete. 1ls Oolpft Den Giel biz 5ur
2(us9an95fence 9ebradt bate, 1bien e6
ibm Su umifdnolib, bic Ston9en ou6ju=
beben; um fib Die Mube gu poren, ers
srif ct ben GleL bob Jpn tiber Die Sence,
ieete li6 oann oarauf uno ritt Jpn oobin,
no ct ein9eipannt tperoen iolIte.-giu=
NAL bob ct ben Infer beS priienl6ifes
Ro6ampton auf oct LOO pfuno po9,
uno ben eben porber auf cine ein9e9an=
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1845-08-19
SSsSSHsstrpaegGte 8itGtersteGre.
SsefSer oils ollie 2gnDerc,

Sbriflihcr ais vommc 9tbwaBcr,
grnfsr ais Seyfolste Setcr;
Srsier als ciu g9clIt,
3reuer ais riu Wlcnncnitt;
3drtlitber ais DIoto's 3raumG
Sober ais bic gecsrtdums;
NcoIlber ale mancbrr Srcunb,
Shneller als Der dr9lte Seinc;
5eit'rer ais oct Sraute 1Sonne,
5si6er ais bic Olitta9sIcnne
goler als oas ocutGbe Slut,
GrtBer als Der &eihen W1utb
SnBer ols O1alaea'e Sraute,
@btner ais Der sails Der Saube;
ltnIbulbsDoIler als cin Sbaaf,
Olilber ais pes @duslinas Sblaf;
gifri9er ais ltntertbaneu;
Ncicber ols Ofnpiancn;
Natbiclbafter ais eln 9ocs,
Sanftcr ais bas friGtbe Olocs;
Oft sclebrtrr ais Dcttcren
Selblt 5ufrieb'nsr ais Die Sboren;
Wubi9er ais Stabt uno 0ano,
prdht'aer ais ein Orpenstanb
2(ufmerfIamer ele e5cIanpte,
&lnalcbsr ais ltntetannte
3au5eriIher ais Olultt,
NeiSeuber ais alles Sllf
@cbIlmmer ale bic $ilt per Scblauen,
Seiner ais oer QDiB Der Sraucn
Hnaenrbmcr als Oct Gthcrj,
8efe Sreunpin 1T Sein 5er5
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1845-08-19
Der lebe nDe SDDte,
Gine pabre Befebicbte.
(Sort(eBun9.)

vSouleno Somben I" rief nun ocr o
berit NIT erbobter 8utb, ui6 purbe ni6t
empfon9en, na6oem ib MIDI unter einem
erboreten Ramen meloen LIEF, uno mir
The New York herald., 1845-08-28

from The mail room in front, is placed long, fiat
desk or table, IN the press-room. where the papers
are placed, to be cut counted, and distributed by the
receiver. THIS IS done with amazing curacy by
two persons-one In charge and an assstant-and
considering the great demand and anxiety there is
for this journal, long experience, and tie dexerlty
acquired by practice s only sufficentto perform the
work with ease and regularity. In this desk the
celyer keeps his money and books, pro TEN, until
they delivered to the cashier above. On his LETT
hand, in the wall, are the two apertures through
which bis papers conveyed, as already mention
ed in front is another, through which he passes
the mail papers 10 the mail room whilst, overhead,
there is sui fourth, for similar purpose, in regard
TO the publication office overhead, where numbers
of The Herald are supplied TO transient customers
Behind the press-room is the paper-room, where a
large supply OF this article IS always on hand. Here
il Is damped, and prepared for the press by person
who attends TO this as his particular business.
The mail room occupies the front section of this
basement, and IS separated by partition wall from
the ptess-room. This is an important department,
requiring attention, and method IN Its supervisor.
who has five persons employed IN assisting him Al
an early hour, say O'clock these five persons are
up to their eyes and ears in work-ioding, direct
ING and mailing the morning edition, and by seven
O'Clock the hole is on lis way, each copy 10 its re-
spectlve sdestnatlon, where II II does not arrive
regularly, the fault is In the Post Office. An extern
sive knowledge Of statistical kind is required in
the superintendent OF this department., for he must
have al his fingers end the routes, tune, mode of
conveyance of the several mails, and be familiar
win rdlTodqs, stages, STEAMBOATS,, packets Tor TO-
reign countries; and he must not only possess this
knowledge, but have II ready tor at the earliest
moment, in order that no time may be lost in dis
persing the news, and that subscribers may have no
ground of complaint.
Many other details worthy of mentioning, are
passed over, as II is difficult TO enumerate them all
When all the presses are going at once, il curl
Gus spectacle, and this curiosity is a good deal
heightened by the crowd of newsboys, the departure
of carriers the preparations of mails the cater OF the
machinery, and the OF the newsboys the Streets
announcing the important fact TO all within hearing
and little farther, that the Herald is published and
at their service on very moderate cash terms con-
sidering the value of that famous journal AS this
consideration takes time, 10 do il well, we here
pause for the present
The New York herald., 1845-08-28

The Press RooM-The engraving which heads
this article, gives view of the interior otsthat de-
partment of the Herald Establishment, known as
the Press Room II is fifty feet long, and the whole
width of the building. Although below the ground
surface 1T is well lighted by day by OF windows,
seen in the cut, which receive the light through
the grating Nassau street In the centre, nearly,
and running the whole length Of the room, stand
four superb double cylinder presses, whose perform
ance is too well known to be dwet on here. Two
of these are used in printing the Weekly Herald,
the other two the Daily Hcraid-the former being
the larger, as is requisite they should IN order to
strike off the immense sheet on which the Weekiy
is printed Sixteen hands are employed TO work
these presses, and five more to do the remaining
work, in which, by subdivision OF labor. each has
his own particular employment. These twenty-one
persons consist of eight 'feeders, whose duty
to place the blank sheet in the press, eight yers,"
who receive it at the opposite end, printed; the
foreman, to supernend the work, and an assistant
engineer, who keeps up constant, proper, and
unfaillng supply of steam; the receiver general and
his assistant, whose duties will be afterwards detail
ed On the interior side wall of the building is
placed an ingenious contrivance for hoisting and
lowering the forms to and from the press and COM
positors rooms. 1t consists Of square wooden
tunnel of sufficient capacity to admit the largest
forms to pass up and down unimpeded; this is done
without any more manual labor than attaching the
form to a hook at one end of chain, which passes
over pulley placed at the upper extremity of the
tube. the weight of the form being exactly balanced
by SO nicely adjusted counterpoise, fixed to the
other end of the chan that gh touch of the hand
serves to communicate the motion requisite to elevate
or lower the form at pleasure. Close by this fixture
is a speaking trumpet, through which, oral commu-
nications are made from the upper to the lower re-
gions-all through the SIX storles with rapidly and
be imposed by going up and down at every call.