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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-04
RATES OF DISCOUNT.
WHEELING, VA.

OHIO.
All solvent Banks, discount AtoI
Farmers Bank of Canton, 25
Bank OF Hamilton, l5
Miami Exporting Co. no sale
Lancaster Ohio Bank. 10
Commercial Bank Lake Erie, 5
Urbana Bank, 50
Granville Alexandrian Soy so
Bank of Cleveland, so
Commercial Bank Scioto, 10
All Others no sale.
INDIANA.
State Bank and branches Atol
State scrip, 10
KENTUCKY.
All solvent Banks. Btoi
State Bank, IN
Shawneetown, IN
TENNESSEE.
All solvent Banks. 3to5
ALABAMA.
NORTH AND SOUTH CAROLINA. ~
All solvent Banks, 3
GEORGIA.
Augusta, K
Savannah, a
LOUISIANA.
Good Banks, 1+oo'
PENNSYLVANIA. "S
Relief Notes, Ito p
Bank Notes, 40 %
Pittsburgh Script, I0e
MICHIGAN.
No sale.
EXCHANGE.
sSs s :% $5s:S per cent premium.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-04

The Organ of Polkery is hammcring at
the door of the Cabinet to obtain ihs speedy
removal of all the wings and the appointment
OF loco iocos to office. lie is right. That is
the quickest way to people Texas.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-04
d PAINE & co, MANAGERS.
CONCERT
by MONS. q MADAME CANDERBEEK,
ON TIE HARP AND VIOLIN,
The style OF Posanini, on Thursday evening ;
II. te 5Ih OF June at the CITY HALL.
PROGRAMME.

N lhe style oil P0apnini. on Thur sda Seyenfhg,
IL tle 5Ih OF June ut the CITY HALL
PROGRAMME.
FART l.
|, Grand Sorennde on the Harp; Mcsart!
9, Overture Harp and Violin, X, ssini .
3. Walk. with variations en- the Ihtp, Hemans,
4. Andnniino Gracioso and Allegreiiu Wader,nan
5, Waterloo March on the Harp. Eosie
g. The Focalis, Family, in Spain,-Tho.
singing OF n town girl , the father, the
mother, and The great grandfather, Cander6ecks
PART II.
Poonaise a la Polka the Harp. Duke
3, Andante Pastorae for the Violin, and
fantastic variations on The ihcme-
Tire Cunval oi Venice, Pa.anini
.. Napoeon's Grand March, in witch
the muhc appears 10 reccde and adj
vance from great dislance; The can.
non will be inflated on The Harp. Hemass,
10, English and Scotch q uck March,
with limitations Of the English Buge
md Scotch B,gpipc. Cander5ec k
III, Grand Fantasy of Yankee Doodle, =.
LIBERTY
fp7- Tickets so cis,-Children half nrce. 4, be
had at The u 5 and Virginia IIpels tbe M5nroc
iionse Mellor's Music Store. Union Land at the
uoos. Jun
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-04

KEMEDY FOR CANCEB.-Thc cure for
Ins awful disease which so often outrcachcs
the shiil and experience of the best pby.ic;.'n.
has been the hobby of a thousand ch.ulat,ns
y receipt which has been successful in t,vn
Instances. the only times iu fact that IN. yirt,.
has been tested by Americans. isprc,cribod h.,
ihe old Sponiirds Wv Louisiana. r. +. .i,uply
me VoM Of an cgg mired iriH soifus iogg re- II
tH receiw H. This in foua ofa ,,l.r f.. a,
PIicd 20 Che cancer twice dlily We have
lately heard Of another successful trial i'm 81
lmnily Guido parish. Louisiana Sopilr,g
RJorm5r.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-04

"A LSO-l viii sell as agent for J + Scou DO OOG
IN acres of land lying IN Morgan county. Tenn
beng III the most beautiful and healthy eIimo,o in
The known vord, sold in 100 AGREE tracts for nII az
which VIII give an Ind-pun5le tile or no sale
ana u required viii furnish "a full GesctipIion nj
o Oh tract from The surveyor Of The Co. in which
eoch rtci is STUFFED CYRUS lSIIAM.
ian
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-04

vOLNEY Il. PALMER, is our authorized
Agent for receiving Subscriptions and Adyer-
tisements Tor the Wheeling Times and Gazette.
His offices are -
l6 State Street, Boston.
30 Ann Street, New York
80 Pine Street, Philadelphia.
Corner of Baltimore aud Calvert Streets.
Baltimore.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-04

Nfessrs. MASON & FUTILE. No. lbs Mas.
sau Street, are our authorized Agents i'm New
York City. They will receive Subscriptions
AMI contract for Advertisements Tor the Times
and Gazette.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-04

CO johnson =. May. who set fine 10 tine
D. Cf''E oi ST. Louis. has been opprhcndrd
lie was just in thc act Of applying the torch To-
tne steamer LINK.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-04
ORIGIN OF A GREAT FAMILY


ORIGIN OF a GREAT FAMILY.-Tbc
greatest families OF Europe, or those exercising
u1 greatest influence over the people. and
having the most respectable" names. have
sehcrauy originated from the lower stocks
% ~, oilehllmes by the worst means. In 1854.
william Phipps, the son of blacksrni,b
formed project for unloading a rich Sna,,i5 !,
snip, sunk on the coast of UispanioIa Cb,rl,
~ gave him a Ship with cvcrvthipg nolc.g,.,,
lor the undertaking, but ne was Unsuccessful
and returned in great poverty. But un,,,,,'
l'h ne trcd To- procure another Ship.iu ,vbiri,
ne also failed; but la afterwards oneyoJ =
subscription. TO which The Dnk, of Albon,oI',
eoi' ,iip'''eo largely. Plipps then set forth in
another vessel i'm 1851 having cno,,o,j =, -
Ii'lde the spOils between the u shareh0lI.r'
- was INST again unsuccessful: and yybc,,
I,D ''' 10 ',llhqulsh his enterprise in despair.
UT was fortunate enough to bring up treet,,re5
to Che amount Of E2Oj.OOO of With Inc r'.i
~. " Lzo.OOO. and the Duke had $50 OOO
f. .. mug knIght1d Phipps. which laid the
'''I''8uoh OF Tie noble house OF Mulor3yc,
"N AR6uMENT-A "hoo.icl" (of nh. !
J ''i'F In'anD visited New York lately Yin
l',,'''.I'o'i letters for the purpose of bnyipg
Nv 'I'Dth amount of goods upon cr.Ji, !
I. IoDD'f 10 whom he applied were yars |
g,'s' out cx1ctlylike 10 trade.
Nua. lhe natter cuquifad fba bpyo,
''.'Ins particular was tine reply. aorly
t, m'rh ill" this credit business
,"Se'I. but don't ask but for tlir,y ,l,,. g"
t,t '''' plt you might die You know
VIZ" H' ih'd-l overheard orapy bl,l,..
.f''. '' .''r.F 1'y- '-IiobH HroIg.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-04

a destructive hail -'orn pa I'd o,e, He
i. I'.a''"l % t.nu. 'Ie cd 'V.'s.
'9r ia-.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-04

y. GO The widow OF the late Hon. EIbriI,e
gerry has become tIir lDg,'ca or iuheritoI ~ 7.
E.'nl,'ue fortune by the jeifho Of brother in
England. TIL" amount o.. said 10 b. a1a Gr0
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-04
BOARD OF TRADE.

BOARD OF TRADE.
COMMITTEE on Commerce for June.
J. SENsENEY, w. L. SELBY, J. GosuopN.
ME LASr--THE PRErTlESr-Ano,her
Il lot of handsome goods, just received by Ex-
press line; Linen for Pants patterns. can't be beat
Also Lawn and Madras Crs-uls just suited for hot
weather. and Fancy Yesiing n lne ahead Of any
IN town. Call IN al l67 Main ST, Wheeling, Va,
jun4 A NJ ADAMS.
ID PAINE & co, MANAGERS.
WHEELING. VA.
Drawn Ms Of The Delaware Lottery. Glass 1870.
l6 60 % 25 80 As 81 SO SO 20
Lowest prize 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-04
STEAM BOAT REGISTER.
POGr OF WHEgLtNG.
II sRr~1 -.
S,s.7ia..sdk4px GIsszlsr

me-, hREiyAts AND DEPARTURES
~ boh lor The lust 2 hours, eading vesiel
dug Ociyck. II. H.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1845-05-17

fETil1 subscriber keeps constantly for sale on
< the most reasonable terms, an assortment OF
Medicines, Drugs, Dyestu!is, Paints, oils, Var
ni-ar5, &c.
Eerng largely engaged in grinding such art-
clcs as Ginger, Mustard aud Pepper, lie has them
ior sale Of superior quality below the Market
price.
lie would mention that he has Patent Ma
cI'no worked by Steam power, which crmolcs
him TO sell ttlIl of the very best quality al
1t cts b.. in Bllddcrs and cts in Bulk.
lie confidently asserts that his prices are such
Us 10 give satisfaction TO those who may favor
him with Il call.
J. ~. w GORDON,
No lj3 West Pratt St, Baltimore, Opposite
Bait, s, ONO Rail Road Depot
\. b. No charge made for delivering Good
in any part ofthe City.
Baltimore, March sth Y f5-2m
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1845-05-17

NN application oFFranris Einm Of Cecil corn-
Z ETY., by petition in writing 10 me the eab.cr
her one the Justica3 ott6c Orphans CONT Of
Cecil county. srtt;nr forth that he i, in actual
confinement for ,nbts whicl, he is unnhrr Il, pay
ard Offering 10 d, liver To tor the bcnct;, OF his
creditors all lbs pfopcrty, real par,t nal arl mix
cd TO which hG Is any way entitled a schedule
wheEcofand list of his credits and debt. b,ng
annexed 10 III, SAID petition upon oath, and pray
ing 10 We discharged from actual conGncmen.
aud To have extended to him the benefit Of lbo
several iuso!vcnt Laws of Mlrylnnd; and it an
pcarng to Inc bv comnatcnt testimony that tho
said petitioner has resided in the Gtate Of ljuy-
land io. the last two yearsr.vt bc,hrn E;g rnnii-
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1845-05-17
HoNCN 10 WHOM HONOR is DUE.
may truly be

ever been so successful in COM
pounding mralcm,' which hns done
90 n'''n ~ ia,,r,s '',u 's"ian Ily' 10 roo as
Ty"1 ~ 10 '''!"'", """ i'S'ofc '0o i"'anu 10
td' ',''t to,,,'o AZ te inventor ana tt2-
'Itoi VI W. r,,"' .eoy PoP"!1r l'Nl!y
WI ~. nc S,"','"o"h" "YfuP VI
,u r ''o'.' ms peVn SO g'eta'!y
HI, H. f "l'. ",'o.S' Do' IL
,, ',,,I nor l'aS tIoIa oyGr
w. u" 1iO' III '.' .i''t space q ohIE
,t;I 1',i - ,',-"' = '"I '''U"; JUS ana
Ia I,' ~ rsii- y" ~ "Ss'Gn's o. '"lo"9
nrViIl M ' t,'o iit''o
LIN y. '',I ii''to .. Nv
80 " ~ 81 T''' 'no,i - o'i' ',ic
"S'' " ~ ','',' "C 81 !nG wing
n.r ave 40 p,I "a PG7 T VI tl'p SUPP anu
i,,, ,,,t;, 49,, ,iI;J ''"' ~ Nv
nr;.,I p.o,.,,I;'n nr s.a,'o, G ,,a,,t ,,'
c vi'i |o'. ,,'l ~
,,l -, ,,,',r,i 81 'i'u''i
60 So -, .''' " o'''
i BE" ARR OF SUCH lNPO5TCRS.=SS1$
ANA purchase none but the original and ony
GENUINE article as prepared by DIR. Swayne,
winch IS the only one compounded by a
regular iNSIc'"n, and arose from many years
close attention 10 me i'ractIcc OF the Profession,
ara "h'rn ied to inns great discovery thon-
SANDS ana '2hs OF thousands OF me best testImo-
mas 81 thG Hnparl.,Gd success OF DE- S5"ayne's
Compound syrup d NiA' Ihorry!o the cure
CONSUMPTION,
Io& ms. oog5? 2'tn !9"a aver compliant
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1845-05-17
I EMPER ANCE BOARDING
House.

THE subscriber respectfully informs his friends
and the public generally, that during the APP
preaching session the court he will be plepar-
cd TO accommodate large number of borders,
and trusts his old friends, and many others as
eau make it convenient, will give him call.
Respectfully
JAMES MORROW.
Eihtnn, March Goth lsI5-2w
+ \. 3. lie is also prepared with good Stabng
for horses.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1845-05-17
BEL AIR ACADEMY,
HARTFORD COUNTY, MD.

SAMUEL NJ. MAGRAw, A. NJ PRlNclrAL
YEShe Session of this Institution will
Il commence on MONDAY, May Jlh,
and continue 224 weeks, The course Of
instruction embraces the English, French,
Latin and Greek Languages, Malhcmat-
les, Sc.
Tuition in Classical Department $50 per an.
do Mathematical do $40 do
do Primary do 81! do
Noc1tra charge for French.
Boarding, including lodging, washing,
fuel, lights. SC, from $50 TO 500 per
annum.
BY order Of the Board Of Trustees.
HARRY d. COUGH,
May 3-3w. Secretary,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1845-05-17
v IBB. I ss.2g21eEoa

No. SO Pine st, Phila., and 100
Nassau-st, (Tribune Buildings, J
n, Y, and S. E. corner Of balt.
and Calvert SITS. Baltimore. is our
authorized Agent for receiving
Advertisements and subscriptions
to the "CEcIL WHIo," and col
Getting s. receipting forthc same.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1845-05-17
New and Cheap Fashionable
Clothing Establishment.

ehGsEssEsS EIsEaeDEHSAEAaCRsa.
FH'IlE Subscribers having opened a
~ Clothing Establishment would res
pectiully inform their friends and the pub
lie that they have Oh hand and are still
manufacturing large and fashionable
STOCK or CLOTHL.VG,
which they will sell at the very lowest
prices. They will also keep on hand
large a large and handsome assortment Of
Cloth, CaSsimcres and TcS'iag5, which
they will make up to order at The shorts
est notice, and on the most reasonable
terms.
Country merchants buying for thcm>
selves on for sale can be supplied either
wholesale or retail on the most accom-
modatng terms.
WM. P. MILLS s SON,
No. I2D Baltimore street.
March 10Th I8l5--Gw
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1845-05-17
PATENT MEDICINES.
WORMS! WORMS.

fAl|Ll% L VI EDlGlN LS.
WORRIES! WORMS
Lrrpys Worm Tea; WEAyEHs Worm Tea and
Salvc; JAyNL's Tonic Vcrmifugc; MrNRIcK's;
FAnNEsrocvs and SwAlM's Vcrmifuges; CAR
IGNrErs Ext. Pink Root; PErEns Worm Loacn-
ges; PAnNLHs Worm Syrup; each a valuable rem
edy for children.
FOR Diseases or TIE LUNGS AND
CHESY.
hYEEs Exprctorant; EEcHrEns Pulmonary
prcservativc; WisTARs Balsam of Wild Cherry
1uoMrsoNs Life Passover; PETERS Cough Lo&
cngcs; RUSSIA PcCtoral Bulsam, all are eXtoiled
II Coughs, colds, Consumption and diseases OF
he chest.
FOR .GGuE .l,ND FEVER.
CANrRELLs Aguc Mixture; RowANps Tonic
Mixture; PAKRrHs Ague Powders, each has been
cmhently successful as Remedy.
Pills.
lEIDY's Blood Pills. LEIDy's Female Pill;
JAyNEs Sentative Pill; pErEns Vegetable Pill;
PocAuoNTAs Pill; PERSIAN Pill; CANTRELLs al
teratiyc OF Family Pill.
FOR SCROFticl .3,ND DISEASES OF
THE SKIN.
CAErEHTERs and LElDYs Extracts and syrup
Of Sarsn parila; JAMES Life Prcservor; CANrRELLs
Antiscorhutic Syrup; tlouCHs and SwAiNEs
Panacoa's.
Also, lAYNEs Carmlnativc for summer com
plant ard all affections Of the Bowels; JAyNEs
Hair Tonic; .JAYNEs American Hair dye; CAN
rRELLs Nervous Cordial for iIysterea and low
ness of spirits; CANrRrLLs Anti-dyspcptic pow
dcrs; THoMrsoNs; DyscnteIic Medicine, and Eye
water ;--RoDERTs Embrocation; HEwEs Nerve
aud Bone Linrncnt for Rheumatism &c; LElDys
letter and Itch ointment; JuDKlNs ointment for
Burns, Ulcers, Wounds, sc; JEW DAylDs plaster
RopERrs Tooth ache drops.
For gale at }. WALLACES, Drug store
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1845-05-17
LAW OF IIAHYhAND.
PASSED i.ARcu I'm, lSIS.
CHAPTER 2G5.

.ia Act 20 amend the act of Dccembe2 ses-
ion, eighteen hundred and forty, chap
ter TWO hundred and twenty three.
Section l. Be ii cn7clcd, By IKE General
2 MbH Of ,Haryia4d, lAat Ire Gr-t
AID second sections Of ,heay! Of he Gen
cs.I assembly, passed at December SEES
,!aH eighteen hundred and forty. chapter
l"n hundred and % entitled Au act
I.!10ug to die School fund Of Cecil caun-
f., be- and The same are hereby repealed.
@@c. 9. ind 6s il cuactcd, That al
Sa.ori funds in the hands or management
"a. the OPhans' Court Invested or to be
IHyc-lad IN private securities which has
ua' been or may MOI hereafter be e%ren-
d.. Tor the education OF childrnn As con-
t,.1,!a cd by the several acla Of assembly
uH HAT subject. sha! be secuted BY mort
ga on Real estate, the assessment Of
,.t.h Shat. be at least treble the amount
OF ,4a SUM loaned.
set. 8. had be it cnacicd, That the
Orphans Cecil county shall at thcir re-
:a'lr meeting in the month OF August, or
~ case no meeting is held in that month,
lHyn At !lrIr next meeting thereafter, d.
" & whatever funds may De in rhcir hands,
cttlr lhan those invested IL private sco
crltiirs or Safe Stocks among the different
'j;sl,Icls in the following psopor,Iona1y;
~ the tlrsl district one ninth of such funds
to the Second District onc-,lnh--lo tic
'rhird District oue-siXlh-.to the Fourth
DisIricr onp-uiu'lg--to HE Fifth Distinct
The New York herald., 1845-02-06
RHEUNATlC PILLS.

L n
INR. COvEL'S RHEUMATIC PILLS are well known 10
~ be the only article which i'll cure the khumatism either
,hrcnc and fer proof OF the assertion WILL
cuRr those suffering from t1s complaint 10 read the FOL
EEw YORK, December 10th, IS44
In. tovEL- :.
Dear Sir in justice myself and suffering hu-
oanity let this opportunity without expressing my graft
you for your Rheumatic Pills have been troubled for
long time wh rheumatism, and have spent large sums o
money wh physcians and have received but rifng relief
This Fail attacked very sverly-it located in my
h0uides and wgistr Which the wretched situnton
nnot describe then commenced taking your RUS
aFeiyel imlneI reef, ard rely cured will
sh rlsue satisfy hoss who wish or ,nfo,matlon IN
yra the hing effects Of Pls, II they will eke
&. w PERKINS,
se1 Pearl st n. r.
We sy also refer 90 Mr. Acxar der eeh s5 Nassau street.
te known es saudy WEIGH, Mr. fist,h, i76 Broadway;
Capi tiuman Of Green ad Houston steet ana 10
III M.sei ga John 81, ony wholesae agent and none
y houi bis written siguane upon the red label at
,c4d "a ch boxrucs so cents boz. Also etaed IN this
cify ii % John set; I 2s Grcnw ish So Dr. Coye s3
Sullyan st, Uniloch, Spring ST. Gobandaip M Eeh
Avenue ton corner BowsIy and Grsnd Moss SOS and
Grand and A. n. Wheeler 1i2 Cherry st jsU 'mess
The New York herald., 1845-02-06
DEMISE OF SISTER MARY ALPHoNso We regret

DEMISE OF SISTER MARY ALPHoNso We regret
TO record the decease Of Sister Mary Alphonso, OF
st. Johns Academy, Frederick Md, after a lingering
illness OF several years in the fn triumph of h and
the lively hope of blissu immors atty. Sister Alphon-
50 was Of those heroic daughters of tho Catholic
church, who, with devotion AMI utter fogetIuness OF
seif rarely found in the flesh, volunteered their active
memorable by that terrible scourge cholera Sister Al
phunso was apponie to the AlmhouFe OF Baltimore city
and county whore in minisern4 10 the snhrngs OF The
poor and destitute, she was eSpJsed to tho influence
which Il ths time very seriously affected her health
sad from which she recovered Sister Mary A.
county and sister Capt Richard Lilly, Of ihs city
Her given name benre,ts She entered The above
Institution a the age Of l6 In the ls2e Reqsseat
in Saes.--.Boltiasvs Sun.
The New York herald., 1845-02-06
FTNG7S VERBENA CREA NJ.

N II. RING original inventor and sole proprietor Of
~. this justly celebrued compound for shaving has at length
brought that perfect point OF per ction beyond which IL
impossible transcend There Shaving Cream
that has approached virtues peculiarly its has any
reached the niche Of fame that Rings Vebena
Cream has nor has Shaving Soap received Tie
euloges from the public all pats q the United
States has for years carried the palm at tie American
lnsttue Fair has rguphed bundled a.d ON limitations
aud res The Verbena Cream IS allowed by judges
tsho that havea beard 70 be the most pene,!a.ns
y scented Soap knowncavng the skin so down and
smooth ay flat ron unlike The of other kinds
which all know, leave nts smaftng cabby chin. |. IL
wamted to sve sne satisfaction ana TO preserve ia rich
first Introduced, since which g. H. Ring has by experiments
made discovery that entir rely prevents it
Manufactured aud sold wholesale ald retail by Charles II
Ring 29s Bioome street nearly opposite Centre Market IL !
sold prices by Haviand, Reese Co ~
Maiden Lane James Aspinwtl 86 William street. and al
ea by Drug aud Fancy throughout the United
UtThs directions on pot signed O. H. Rgg wi!hou
which, ,it cannot be genuine. f57 7wsro
The New York herald., 1845-02-06

CI(IAKS! CIGAKS! CIGARS!
NJ EZEKIEL, 92 Nassau street, opposite the Herald Build
ings respectfully invites attention OF his friends ant
tbe public generally the following choice Cigars Just re
ceived by late arrivals from Havana - -
egalias of various brands Paetelas Of various brands
xormas, Principes,
nngenuidad Rionda,
Esperanza, Napolaopss
La India, Noriegas Lord Bvron.
The above egars genuine
the trade are invited to call and examine them
jI5 im*rrc
The New York herald., 1845-02-06

SUICIDE. I've lesrr, says the Clarion, that Sas
Barrett ESQ OF Canaan mnittgd suicide last week by
langng himself Ae had been dersnsed for some time
ast ard was ct TIE time he commtrd The act IN the
sane Hosp: sI OF Angus a. Portland -srgus FEB
The New York herald., 1845-02-06

MATCHES .-WATCHES AND JEWELKY.-Those
~ who wish to purchase Gold or Silver Watches Gold
sdvant;gs to call on The subscriber who selling al descp
the city Gold Watches as low $40 and each Watches
md Jewelry exchanged or bought. All Watches
II much less than the usual prices.
q. G. ALLEN, Importer of Watches and Jewelry,
jl5 ina~ec Wholesale and ret& 30 Wall st. up stairs
The New York herald., 1845-02-06

ANoTnsR PUp.c DRrhLcATIoN.- An astounding
discovery has been made in Frankfort, KY, OF Pc
ua,on upon the Treasury ef the state to the amount
II $40 600 which 70 oil that is now epp.rent All the
be officers this whE State profess The most profound
uorance Of This dealcation-uonc tell what he's be
ere of this large an cunt of morey-and the Governor
M the greatest possible distress having without inves
gaion give The past admnistraon irll receipt for
#, moneys in tho Treasury, including this deficit oil
10 900 Gov Owsley has sent special message to the
Legislature tie subject OF this heavy robbery OF the
ssoplG's money.
The New York herald., 1845-02-06

FIRE AT SALyM, N. 1--WE learn from the Phil
louse at saem New Jersey, was completely destroyed
oy fire. which supposed 10 have originated from the
himney when the conAagration took place there were
OF lees than one hundred inmates. But what rendered
he sc of unusual excitement and terror was the
act that several e them lupstcs and were chained
f3s in their cells We thought that this encrmity had
cased exist in this country at least and have seen and
card 1t asserted that such was the fact lnthis instance
ad been for the humanity and courage OF some Of
he citizens or keepers who at great peril rushed into
ne cells and liberated the poor sufferers the results OF
ne fire must have been horrible in the extreme. One
gnaiic had h,en thus chained for twenty years, and
ehcn his rescuers entered his cell the wrechtd being
.,art,d hack in alarm and cowed down within the limit
his cham. When told of his danger his alarm and ex
element were fearful he was liberated be
ashed OF h than Indian swftness, and hes not
ataken and lodged temporarily in the Jail
The New York herald., 1845-02-06
THE NEW YORK HERALD.
AGGREGATE CIRCULATION
THIRTY-FIVE THOUSAND,
THE GREATEST IN THE WORLD.

To the Public.
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ofJuJ Price copy-cr ~ ss per annumpost,Rss
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uaes paid, caSh in advance.
ApvERIlSEhS afogpAd that the circulation Of tho
Herald Is over TElRTY-F1VE THOUSAND and ircreasing
o. . ,sar nfs ss I Itaise;t stss,sisn e any this city
s t ne cfy eolry Prices modexarecash in Advance
pkNllNG Of all kinds executed the most moderate priee
and " the most elegant style. '
JAMES GORDON BENNETT.
PROPRIETOR OF THE HERALD EST ABLuHMErr.
Northwest corner Of Fulton and Nassau streets.
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CIEAP
CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,
313 PEARL STREET
HE suBSCRr Of the pioneers of the cash system,
aeslres 70 1ep before the public that be continues an-
1acture every kind otCvil and Military clothing
materials, the sapcrior style at lower prices by twenty
hye cent than other house charges the quality
st. Bs., Pens ncs wo9l sS hack P.ss: Coat
Vests of adj kin d. Silk, Satin CaasiInerc 3k to
gentlemen who prly their own cloth have them made
IN the best styleat the following prices
Dress Coats feom -. ........-.....T to 80
i. % TO
d22 lm*ec
The New York herald., 1845-02-06

CHEAP DAGUEKKEUTYPE PORTRAITS.
MRS sHANKLAND ,Daguerreotype Artist having taken
vA since two than 10000 portraits and being well
known for taking the best style Of informs
heT G enas and csGme ana ne that she gives beau
frame FOR only dollar Being always well patronized and
her increasing day. she has, for their
uience enlarged her by two psgueeoype
Establishment 20, Broadway third story front room No l.
opposite the ark Fountain Portraits taken from in the
Remember. only dollar tbest stys) ncudns
frame j20 lm~nc