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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-09

DISTRESSING OCCURRENCE On Tuesday last, the
body of Mrs. Hooper Ellis, who had been missing
for than two months and about whose sudden dis
appearance from the midst of her friends, strange and
various reports have been circulated discovered in
mill pond in the vicinity OF Mount Pleasant by
Indians who passing the place Deceased was grand
daughter to Mr.. Benjamin Farchild Of Oakland and had
been married only last New Years day to Mr. II. Ellis
son Of John Ellis, Esq. of Mount Pleasant she was
pretty interesting young person, aged II years and
months About two months after her marriage she init
mated TO the family of Mr. John Ellis at whose house
she then stopping, her intention Of visiting her
grandmother she accordingly went and on the night Of
to sleep she dressed herself with than usual
and precision left the house stealhily and walked
three miles the mill pond where she deliberately took
of her bonnet and VEIL and tied them to BUSH which
also noticed Tuesday, tied white pocket hand
kerchefghtly round her throat for the purpose, il is
supposed Of preventing her swallowing large quantity
rapidly confined her hair with another handkerchief
and them dressed in cloak and gloves &C. plunged into
the watcr.-Bathwa Courier.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-09

Removal
The Public is notified that the Office for the sale of
SCHENCKrS PULMONIC SYRUP,
HAS BEEN REMOVED FROM No. 49,I TO
North 'd' aiew doors 1e HS, Broadway opposite National
ekgTqE HHE Fgp59 c 20 R&As IN s5
LONGER AN AGENTor the sale Of the genuine Schencks
Beware fcoun,erfe beware Of syqTi0u, Imitation. !
ssy % s s. sehsnes am0ne
No 4 Cowtiand street.
lied the es @ BE
cured when every thing else has falede author am
serest co%vistions euh taken and used according to
&c seaOr, fails Of scis perfect cure
s%s The 9 & r. % mss hss
q other medicae-s,rensthen the system and pures the
ss MADE ns q Gs SsS
s q II. Rus 'ss y Ss
originated from its the author when the lowest Of
This medicine, cure for pulmonary consumption has
Ow become q % established with G rS6S The
which before the public sufficient to prove that the
@ ss w sy $ s sd S f9s medicine that
So IN 3 BE JERSEY @ S. ss
sc 70 unable as se ssa
yellow her
M Is.s 'FEss: Ys'f . cSalss
We have only space mention the names Of MIR c. Van
Nest, New Brunswick late merchant of New York No. IS
William street who was restored TO health BY the Of this
New York Charlotte Evans 81 Montgomery street Jersey
city daughter Of Mr. Peter Delaney No % Market street. New
wak, NJ j. who all victims consumption and cured
.aSS h;, wishes sH hs,
the proprctors Office they will be furnished with reference
OF the highest standing who have been cured by
Schencks Pulmonc Syrup. m23 imsec
MATCHES !-WATCHEs AND JEWELRY.-Tbose
w who wish purchase Gold or Silver Watches, Gold
Chains, Gold Pencils Keys &c. viii find greatly their adj
call the SUBSCRIBER who selling all descriptions
the above a. retail much lower than any other house the
city Gold Watches low $40 aud $2esch Watches
ewery exchanged bought Watches warranted 10 keen
good the money refunded Watches and Jewey repair
in the best and warranted, much less than the
usual price
q. c. ALLEN, Importer Of Watches and Jewelry,
mas lm*ec Wholesale and Retail. 80 Wall ST. stairs
ID AGS--3oo Bales SFFHS
III 50 Bales No. Leghoms.
$50 Bales Smyrna Rags.
5000 lbs fine White Domestic. =
1000 Deer Blues-Eor sale by.
PERSSE BROOKS,
nllcc No. s. and 81 Nassau street
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EPHRAIM SWEENY'S
DINING ROOMS, No. &C CHATHAM STREET, NJ Y.
TO THE NEW YORK pJTRJ IC


THESUBsCRIBER WILL OPEN on, MONDAY. June
I'd, 1915, the second floor of his highly celebrated and
popular Of the novel and elegant saloons the
country intended for public business where gentlemen
parties may be served the Break
fast Dinners and Supsrs comfortable and quiet in their
own private parlor The extensive made the
cooking department. will insure those who prefer this mode
OF living hundred and sevenyeight Dishes up
asyle surprising thing attempted and
respond with thing has been got up my
peculiar svie would respectfully invite all those who
would encourage the march Of improvement call aud be
hed to what perfection the most humble business may, with
perseverance, be elevated to.
m30 m~rc EPHRAIM SWEENY.
SHA RON SPRINGS WHOM,
SCHOHARlE COUNTY, NEW YORK.
VIE PUBLIC respectfully informed that Mr., Ian.
DON Of Congress Hall, Albany, has associated himself
with Mr. Gardiner and that this establishment will be
The Pavilion will be opened for the reception visitors on
the first day of June The subscribers have made
improvements the grounds and bathing house. and pledge
their best exertions render this establish
ment fully equal to any watering place in this country
Stages will be in readiness the arrival Of the
Joharie, to take passengers to the house.
Mr. WILL as heretofore, continue the Congress Hall which
will during the be under the superintendent Of Mr.
Joslin. my29 lm+ec
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HOBE'S PATENT
sE x Il r ; y N DINING TABLES,
rsbe convenient and elegant Of extension Tables
ed by dampes wsrpng Of the wood large assortment
Of choice patterns suited FOR private parors hotels
always hand at the Wamrooms No lao Grand street
examine AIS Inns zee
IN 00n LBS OLD FILES, but little used for sale-
lOsVOV Also, lot Of File Steel and Tools for File
mang worthy the attention Of manufacturers and smiths A
ply At NO. l66 Water street my 10 lmsrc
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ALEXANDER's TRICoBAPHE.

A NEW AND INVALUABLE DISCOVERY, BEING A
liquid Dye, which changes the color Of the
hair beautiful brown black, without injury the hair
skin. The superiority Of this Dye consists in easy
mode Of application and instantaneous esctal ohs dyes
requiring from twelve hours produce change. Its
superior excellence will be apparent single
application.
Extract from the philadelphia Daily SUPPLEMENTARY
TRIcoBArHEhe effect of the above the hair truly
tonishng tried yesterday Office and the change
from gray to black instantaneous.
Extract from the Philadelphia Daily Forum Several of
our have recently applied TO their hair the vaua
Die liquid Dye known Alexander's Ticobaphe-a and
valuable discovery and has failed to produce the
wmmskers, Il imearts beautiful brown black color
wall William street, Johnson Moore Taylor, 81 Msden
lane " w Wright Co Cedar street and of the principal
..,.,,,u.,. H. y q. A. WRIGHT, % South az street.
myN ImNJe Philadelnhia.
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THE NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Proprietor.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Tho usand.

DAILY HERALD-Evcry day. Price cents pei
copy-$7 rs per annum-payable in advance.
WEEKLY HERALD-Ever Saturday-rrice 81 cents
per copyS3 l2t cents per annum-payable in advance
ADVERTISEMENTS at the usual prices-always
cash in advance
PRINTING Of all kinds executed with beauty and
despatch
o. ALI letters or communications, by mail addressed
to the establishment must DO post paid or the postage
VIII be dedueted from the subscription money remtted
JAMES GORDON BENNETT
PnoPRIEToR New York HERALD srAsLIsHmrNy
Nerthwest corner If Fulton and Nassau streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-09

DAGUERREOTYPE PORTRAITS.
MRS. H.. SHANKI.AND, Daguerrean Artist has fixed the
front the galleries of the Bazaar Dguereotype
perfect LIKENESS FOR ONE DOLLAR, including a neat
Morocco Case OF Frame.
For further particulars apply to F. A. ARTAULT,
my6 lmrc At the Lafayette Bazaar.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-09
SUMMER ENHANCEMENT.
LONG ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANY.
GO s o. 90

From Brooklyn Depot
Boston Train-s1@ A, daily, Sundays excepted. :,
Accommodation Train-9h A. M and p Nj. for Hicksve
and places And Tuesdays Thursdays and
turdays, through to Greenport at 81 A. M,
From Greenport Depot
Boston Train daily Sundays excepted, l2H o'clock NJ
or on the arrival OF the steamers from Norwich
. Accommodation Tnin-At 9A A. NJ. ON Mondays, Wednes
days and Fridays.
From Hicksriiie Depot
ACCOMMODATION Train for Brooklyn-At A. NJ and III r.
NJ. daily, Sundays excepted.
Boston Trains stop only Tamingdale and St. Georges
Manor.
The Accommodation Trains stop at the following places
the road going both receive and deliver pasen
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WILSON'S HOTEL AND DINING ROOM,
Gold street, near Maiden Lane.


Gold street, near Maiden Lane.
COUNTRY MERCHANTSwillfnd this desirable House,
~ being convenient the business of the city, This
establishment fitted up with entirely furniture Good
and substantial dinner cents lodgings For
and at half the price Permanent boae be accommodated
on very reasonable terms. jus 3m+rc
CATSkII.L MOUNTAIN HOUSE.
THIS we-known and delightfully."- situated Hotel, at the
Pine Orchard is now for the reception Of visitors
der the of the subscriber who will be pleased
to extend cordial welcome the travelling public Stages
regularly and from the morning and evening boats landing
Catsk The House and premises have been materially inn
proved since the last and attractions
WIN. SCOBIE
June Sd, 1915. Jus dwrc
BOARDING.
NE or two gentlemen be accommodated with board in
respectable private family moderate terms, where
there are no other boade taken in airy hearhy situation
within two minutes walk of the rail onbuses Can
also have the benefit oot and cold baths addressed
TO. ju2 1w*rc
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ercent below the market prices and by this plan you
ton.
You will also find in the BAZAAR the most complete
somen of Sugar Pumbs and Candies from % 50
pound; Jujube Paste, Chocolate, &c.
Two lage Saloons have been fitted up in magnificent style
Philadelphia has been engaged the
ohs Ice Cream Department and ladies and gentle
dephia style
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-09

TO co u Mt X Y M Il II HA Mt s.
BOOTS AND SHOES
= Z. JOHNSON, (late Wilson & Johnson) -
has hand, in store l42 Chatham street. d. ~
freely the theatre Of the best stocks
Calf Grain and Seal Thick and Thin Soed Boots and Shoes
psgged and sewed from the Easrere manufacturers Ladie.
greater variety Of Chdsa Shoes than other store il this
Buckskn Shoes; Sporsmsn Fsheens aud Seamens Boots
Store till 10 O'Clock in the evening" giving country
chants opportunity ofexaminng the goods their
mYl3 lmkec
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r1gy,> .f~,h DRAFTS ON GREAT BRITAIN AM
~ tcy., IN lRELAND-Persons wishing 10 remit mo
e4As$ MIN ney to their friends any part OF England
Sss:.5zS;= Ireland Scotland or Wales can be supplies


In ENeANpOn the National aud Provincial Bank Of Eng
Iand Nessrs Barned Co.. Exchange and Discount Bank
Lyerpoo Ncssrs. James Built Son, London, branches
throughout England and Wales
iS imrIANpOn the National Bank Of Ireland and Poyn.
cal Bank aud branches throughout Ireland. =
ScorLANDOn the f.sstern Bank OF Scotland National
Bank Of Scotland reenock Banking Company, and branches
throughout Scotland. -
which all drafts can be forwarded free .Agply 70
w. 4 j. Il. TAPSCOTT,
myi n 70 South st, Maiden lane
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-09

LIFE PKESEKVERS,
OF GOODYEARS PATENT GUM ELASTIC
COMPOSITION.
WARRANTED to Withstand the greatest of heat
w and cold and melt soften the seams 1.-THE great
defect Peservers made of the rubber preparation
Also, general of goods under the
above patent. For sale, wholesale and retail by
GEORGE BELCHER,
al0 imsrc 100 Broadway, between Pine and w all ss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-09

TISTS.-The undersigned have made application get
Letters Patent for their color Dagueeotype
Pictures. This produces effect before
and changes the of the Dageeoype that Of
finest painting This coorng done by itself
guided only by the hand of the operator and machinery
be Performed by skilled in the and
will be perfectly understood glance 1t also be COM
muncatedin writing, without difficulty.
Artists wishing the Patent right for City
County can make therefore by addressing
(post paid) to w. +. LANGENHEIM
Je1 I'm D&W+ec Exchange PHILADELPHIA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-09

BURDENS PATENT HORSE-SHOES
n q BEING NOW ON SALE by the principal dealers
IN in hardware in the United States all warrant ed per-
III feet in form and made Of the very best refined ron
and sold at fraction the price Of iron in the bar
Every shoe which may be found not in accordance
with the above will be received back and the
refunded with all expenses from the distant parts
ofthe country.
H. BURDEN, Agent,
my l81m"uc Troy Iron and Nail Factory.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-09

.SE& FOR sALE-FREIGHT Oh CHARTER-The
kA fast sailing packet SHIP MISSISSIPPI $50 TONS
abpilt in this city by Brown & Bell, sailed the
stocks and resulted live oak and and locust top
cant ames-newy coppered and in perfect order for
years for 26 passengers Apply
+. X. COLLINS & Co., Sc South street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-09

FOOT OF WHITEHALL STREET.
FARE Ga CENTS
On after Saturday It'll June the Steamboats, SYLPH and
STATEN ISLANDER will leave New York every hour
except P. NJ, commencing at A. NJ. until p NJ Leave
Staten Island hour 4, commencing at A. NJ
until 7 p M. ju7m
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-07-18
DIED.

Ia Fitchburg. Mass, July I2th, Mrs Elizabeth
Sophia, wife Of Mr. LcTenzo Allen, formerly Of
this place aged . years. Mrs has for years gwen
during Ger long ana uisSrrssn illness ,ssssssa i
christian resignation, and expressed 4 cheerful
hope OF her acceptance through the merits OF the
atonement. She has lett an atFsetion1te eompau-
ION, two children, and large circle Of RELATIVES
and friends 10 mourn her loas. Her remains we're
brought 10 this place and inferred last Sabbaih
Cozu.
In Westminster, June ., Col Asa Bieelow, Sc.
Ia Winehendnn, June 10, Daniel Bovnton, -
AT Westminster, on the 9Th inst, EIeazer May,
Esq, aged -.
Ia NoFth6eld, June Ii, Mr. Ezekiel Webster,
At Cincinnati, Ohio, on Sunday evening. June
p, OF consumption, Alden SpoOnes Merriheld
aged 30 years, eldest OF Preston Merrifeid, Of
Windsor VI, and late Of the Editors Ct the
New ORLEANS Tropic
Mr. Merrifeld resided for some time, in this
town, and studied law here. lie was very highly
esteemed b. his friends snd aeqnaintance here and
We deeply regret his decease ~ The midst Of the
years Of his usefuluess---.Hereur1.
ln Worcester, July Q, Hon Daniel Waldo aged
s2-tound dead in his bed in the Inorning, though
he retired well as usual.
In Hinsdale, n. H., on the I2Ih inst, Mr. George
o. Thayer Of DummerstOn, aged about 20 years
"SEeet IS the scene when virtue dies
By the sudden and unexpected death Of this
young man, we are called upon to record one of
those painful events which, in the history OF our
lives, seldom rends the heart with more severe an
guish- By his Gntimely death, tender parents are
called 10 part with kind and obligirg son Here
brothers are summoned 20 bid sad farewell and
par iheir last respect at the grave Of fond and a
iecimnate brother, aud gentle sister Is len to
mourn We have reason TO believe that the soul Of
that departed has scared away TO the xpiritand
where hereafter there will be a reunion OF souls
Joined IN the bonds Of undying love By his
kind and generous disposition, BY his open. frank
all those who knew him well-companions Of his
yearS-lhey viii shed the silent tear tor hun. He
has gone 10 his grave in the morning OF life
May she whose heart is deeply pierced BY this
sudden blow Of affection, be consoIed BY the belief
that there IS balm that will heal the wounded
breast; that there Is hope beyond the shore OF
subsGnary things, where parting IS never known
and the fountain of pure affection is never dried
Through gliding years and the scenes of rolling
time, she viii not forget 10 cherish his name ia
fond remembrance and faithful trust.
They buried him darkly at dead of night.
And deep was the silent gloom.
And prayer 10 Heaven assembled high,
As they laid him in MS carly tomb.
Few were the words that we're murmured there
As they left him alone 10 rest;
In brighter world where the scenes are fair
His faithful soul IS best.
On she ARRIVAL Of the corpse At Dummerston on the
evening O. the l2th inst it became necessary that he
should be Immediately inferred accordingly he was ba-
ned about o'clock in the morning. CoxM.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-07-18
MARRIED,

AZ the PhGaix House, on the 9th inst By Rev
l. J. Fletcher, Mr. Emerson Batter, OF Chesterfield
y II 70 Miss EtaelIne A. Willis. Of Winchester
\. Il.
4, The Vermont ilausr, BY the same. on the 10Th
INST, SIR James 7. Eaton, Of Chesterteld, ~ r.,
10 Miss Martha y Snow, Of Swanzey, n. a.
Al bennington, Vi, the 2th inst. BY the Rev.
Mr Hodges, Mr Wm- r. Braytoa, OF North Adams,
Mass. to Miss Cornelia 5. daughter Of E. D. Hub
bell, Esq OF Bennington.
At Rockingham, the 4th inst, BY S L. Bill
lings. Jehn Quincy Anadon, to Miss Betsey Caro-
line DAVIS, both ofsaid Rockingham
In Wilmington, June 18th, 5F Rev J W Bailey.
Alr Willard May 70 Miss Lucy Miller, all Of W
Al the Stage House in this village, July 10. By
Rev. }. c. Foster, Mr. Syivsnus Bartlett OF Swan
icy, N. H., 10 Miss Catharine l.. Willard. OF
Winchester, n. Fl.
Jolly 10, BY Rev. Daniel Packer, Mr. Calvin Eos
ter, 20 Miss Betsey Sherman, both Of Mount Holly
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-07-18
VERMONT PHOENIX.
Enlargement and Improvem ent OF
the "Phpnix."

il Is with pleasure that announce 10 our pat
rons and friends that in few weeks W. shall be
prepared 10 presen, them with much enlarged and
otherwise improved sheet This course has be-
come somewhat necessary by the growing diversity
Of interests IN our community.
We wish, and intend to affnSd those Of our pa,-
roas who arc engaged in the noble pursuit OF farm
ing such agricultural matter as will prove both IN
ieresting and profitable to them To those en-
gagged in the mechanic arts, we shall supply the
most useful and interesting discoveries We can
gather from the vide resources we hope u have It
our command Subjects Of moral and religious
nature will receive attention than heretofore
a. We are eniaFgiug our resources in this depart
meut. Literary and scientific essays viii be given.
as we shall have at our command works IRON the
most gifted pens in the literary and scientific world
Our p5iiiicai friends shall Sc amply supplied with
good and wholesome wing doctrine and informa-
ton such as the abies, wing journals oftAe Union
viii afford, aided BY our own humble efforts to con-
tribute 10 the political welfare Of the cammunitv
and particularly of ihc State n which We RESIDE
Our New Hampshire patrons are assured that we
shalt no, be negieeiul Of their Interests Already
our subscription list Is very respectable in the Gram
tie State, and We hope 20 see IL much extended.
particularly these towns within the Lk5is aales,
where our Paper can be received free Of postage
We do no, desire to boast swell with great prom
ises but We can sssHrs onr patrons aud those who
are disposed to become our patrons in future, that
we will give them a weekly newspaper Is useful
and interesting can be procured IN New England
north Of Boston.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-07-18

u That portion Of the Brsitleboro Democracy oP-
posed to the Post Ofhce appointment in this val
laee and who were in favor Of Mr. Eddy, have holden
sort Of indignation meeting. which, We are told.
very respectfully attended They will have learned bv
little experience tha, the boosted respect f5T the
90 dear people much 10 re ronths OF Loco Foco
leaders is nothing bat cu7tg boast-that there
or has been. since the organization Of government
set Of political leaders who made much rrceniion
TO respect for the real democracy ard uho the
uNe, reilly had 50 much contempt for tie will and
watts Of the peope-whoso scl6shnesz the supreme
motive power TO all their actions without particle Of
ambition TO serve the people whom they al heart utter
y despise. We would ROW seriously ask our fellow
citizens who have acted with the Democratic party,
called TO examine this subject cirefally and patiently
look into the past ard watch the present movements
and actions do prove the insineerity OF words
tho hoIlawness Of the claims Of party leaders De-
mocrcy.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-07-18

lFAs the Indian Formerly roaued over the
mountains Of Peru, unconscious OF the vast wealth
that lay hidden beneath rs surface 50, till lately
have sirnlled through our native forests, igno-
fant Of the fact that they cOntain Ingredients hich
IN hands skilled b. study and experience, form ny
far the most efcacious remedy for all kinds Of P III
moaary and Liver affections known to the world
yet this IS true Wild Cherry bark and Tar have
indeed, bcea used before. but thris virtues could
not be fully appreciated 5rcause they not tai
" EXTRACTED. Dr.. Wistlr has done this-and his
Balsam OF Wild Cheuy( which contains also an tx
tract OF TaFlls astonishing every body, especially
the ~ ID $, by its wonderful efficacy IN Asthma,
Liver complaints. Coughs, Colds, Bleeding OF the
Lungs, first stages Of Consumption, &c. This Bal
sam Is made from materials which sATuEE has pla-
eed all northern lsitudes as an antidote for d.
seascs caused by cold climates
Mature Is but the name for an effect
Whose cause IS God.
Let Us not neglect her plainest dictates Away
be to get the genuine artiele as spurious Bal
sans" &c are af0at
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-07-18

DASIEL WEBsTER-The New York True Sun.
among other papers, is talking about NJ Webs,er's
becoming citizen Of New York city, and taking
seat in the State Convention, amend the Cousti-
tuition. Some Of our newspaper contemporaries
seem to think anything easy to be done as to be
talked about. A citizen OF Massachusetts,, Just
elected Senator in Congress for six yesss become
citizen Of New York, member Of her State Con-
venuou, remoddelng her Constitution, and ell in
the space of few months We wish able editors
Of public journals would act less like smPletons in
relation to Matters and not expose to ridieue
the profession 10 which deem it an honor 10 be-
long.