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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-04
wKIou,r,s lNnsAN vEGETABLR
a. T. H. 8.
OF Tns Norru AMERICAN COLLEGE oil
HEALTH.

40 MEDICINE MS ever hcea intro
'dn-ea TO Tho American Pubic. Whose vir
tues h-vc been more cheerinlIv and univer
sal" ark movie ICED thor the above mod
WEIGHTS INDIAN VEGETABLE Pills.
To descaut upon their morris. r:'his ste dav
would ."ern ~ h" w""'lv nm necessary. "a vcrf
f"wirdeed Who read this rriicis. will he found
nnncqnnintrd with The real excellence of the
medicine. Rut If further proof we've wnu'irx "a
establish the crcdii Of this singular remedy, u
might he foWndis he fact that no medicine IN
the country h-s hc~o go
SIIAMELESsI.Y COuNTERFEfrED
Tgnarant and M ', " cipled men have ~ various
places. manufactured \ sAnrious nil; and in or.
der more compleIe'v to decrive the rnh. have
made il ~ outward Appearance ~ r.snmNc the
true medicine. These wicked neon'e could never
pass of their ,rihiess sh, hut for rho ssis.
lance Of cerisi, mis-uided sioreke.pers. wh y
htcausr thev can purchase the spurious ar'Irlc
NJ n reduced rates lend tsrm selves 10 tins
Hir''s rous syste'- cfimnosition and rvtue.
Tho ra'rons at rho above evcellent Pills. will
Therefore be on their guard AGAINST evetv KIND OF
imposiiion, nd rcmn,nHar theonlv g-"n,n" n >r',t
in Wheeling isJANES METt.oR, % Union ST.
The folio wing ishlv respectable store keepers
hav" ZEN a-rn,>'n1 ayr"f'f'- 81" s,'s ~
WRIGfrrS INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS.
Chns G Johns -. Mononrabela, Wash. co, Fa.
nnlhnsham Johnson, Eldeissi''e, DO.
oIchard waid, Prris, do.
Van Reeves Grecnfield ID.
\ Kerr g. c.. Crosscrcsk do.
Walter Bogle. Hickory do.
Jas Mellor, &c Vnior $; Wheeling, Ohio co. Va.
IN oh Goodina. Triadelnhis do.
] ~ Brown. Wellshurg Brooke county Va.
william Brown. HOLIDAYS cove do.
r Inerahsm g. Co. Wavncsburgh Greene Gu Pa,
Hunnel e Parkinson, Jefferson do
JeHes, Carmichael town do
samuel H;Saenboihar, Grecnss urgh do.
A u w Mez'uyai, Mnpeton de.-------
Jo.n Patterson, p,'terson's Mills Wash co Pa.
William Mercer. Florence do.
Roht N'Aseal. R,rcpoa p o. do.
LOWS Freeman. Pe'lvirs do.
Chcksrin9 g. Co. Canor sburSh do.
Hart ~ Hopkias .r.entrevile do.
John d Cha hers, WASHINGTON do.
Bryant Cravcn e. 20, West Alexandra do.
T. q a. Crsvcroft, Claw vile do.
Isahc nnvis, Morsao vi'le do.
Go M'Kenso. Hillshorough do.
John Miller. Mrsho~ovrh DO.
BEWARE or COrNTERFRlrS.
Tho only se.aEtv, against .imposi ia 10
purchase from tLs regular advertised SCENTS.
and IN all SOS he rrrt;cuIar TO ask for Wiiyhfs
Indian Veseishie pals
Office devoted exclusively TO the .als of the
r"d'cin". Wholesale and rslail. No ies Race at,
s@-R em.mher none nrs genuine except
WriehPs Indiaa Vegetable pii,s.
inn4 Nv WILLIAM WRIGHT.
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UJARM FOR SALE-The subscribers offers
u for sale valuable farm containing i2i 10
acres, we'll wateTed- ar innlng stream through
high state Of improvement, under good fencing
There is about 80 or 90 acres cleared land. the
balance we'll titnhcred. A good and cOuveni ent
two story dwelling house with back building,
with other ont houses, I'd a never falling sp rim 2
of water near the Kitchen door There ls an
sbundan 70 Of fruit trees: consisting Of choice
ener fled Apole Peach, Plum. Cherry &c.
The aheye farm is situated mile west Of -
Clairsyiile. on The National roae, and ~ mile
from LloydsviNe. RclmoSt county, Ohio. For
rurther y PARTICULARS enauire OF The subscriber on
the pIemises. IAMfS PRYOR, or u
inn7 oTtVFR PRYOR. Wheeling Va
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WUOLFS NI.K AND RETAIL
nnnu STORR

yOHN FIsgER. Ag,, Bookseller ssd slstiou-
y or. NO is3. Main Street wheeling. Va So
l;eit the patronage OF his former friends al
rb.tomarI st his old s,nnd, where he will he
sblefo supply them with Books and s'shons
nj reiu.ed n,ises. He has now GA hsnt lar &c
assortment, and is constantly rsesvinE ssppli es
of Medical, Mi.oensnssus, Theological and
School Books. Also, Bib'ss 81 every VARIETY 81
mndins, sill Of which he ~ abe to afford az
Ihesp as they can be setn ssy ether place in
me citv.
( Highest prizes gives for Rags 10 ssssssss.
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ROPES, ROPES.

THE suhscrher has removed his C"rdege
Stove IN Tho stond formerly crrupied nv
nare d. Ho.e Ne Hat Store. lawn 'sr"e
s,ocL on bord ~ Ropea Ped Coras nd Twirre.
of sv--v dcscr;p tinr. which viii be sold low for
cash or battered for PeN,wax. Ginseng or Tlsx-
sccd. NJ cnsh prires. The puhl'" are respectful.
Iv renues;ed to ai We him y call bpfnro ru-~ha s.
inc elsewhere. CHARLES BERRY.
aug 2-.y Head of Wster street.
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REMOVAL.
. FRENCH DYING ESTABLISHMENT IN


To I.OHI.FIN. French Over. on the o'her
of III e.bri Ice, South whee'inr. serond
doc, from 3 r Rnfteys-Store. returns his era'e
Tul thanks 10 his friend. and customers. for their
f,ruer fa-nrs and r.spec'fu'iv informs them
that he has added TO his eat ablishment import
ant and, in Fence, neT'v discovered inprnye-
rnhiliiy TO tho colored stuhs, without irjur.nP
them.
He fools psrfe civ con kdepiio Give everv s"''s-
faction. and ,pes therefore, for the CONT pnance
Of a liberal rrtroparr t24
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n TNTING.

ID CRIMSON q Ut1 T.. HOUSE. SIGN AND
A RNAMENThL PAINTERS. No l25 West
side Main 81. are alwsys prepared with The beet
wofkmen md msicrlai ~ execute MI orders IN theif
lin in The hest sivle md ~ the IoWes' rates.
Every description ~ SIGN PAINTING OR GIL
DING done ~ fhs best mannsf may 10
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ROPES. ROPES.

hOF bOs hOf
~, brnl nud for sale n gene,al assortment ~
Garbage. consisting m pafi ~ iOnws
white Tnrd aud Manila Ropes Of all sues
loon lbs Packing Yarn
1000 Onknm
so0 Brscm Irvine warranted rood.
Ale, Lines and Twines ~ every variety md size
al ~ which will he eold AZ cheap as can 10 20"
chased in The city or Pittsburgh.
Fls,, Beesws1. Ginseng, Corn Blooms Os's "nd
go, ,oLer IN exchange NJ wheelins Mofke' price
n, ccrisee. ~ he od stand f"msdy = '0P''" o'
I parss 4 HoFs. No 1 W'lss sl,',sf fies n BBPRY.
! oct 4
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SADDLERS.
a Rg tesrpcifullv informed that we have just
onrnod O large sIock ~
Saddlery Hardware.

snrnassing IN auaptiiv. vsrietv ard chSann".s. snv
stock If The kind ever brought la tho city of Wheel
ing; was bou7ht onirclv for cash and will he sold
n, reduced prices for cash IN prompi n
short credit. In the assortment will he fourd an
extensive vsreiv ~ Bross Silver snd Japannnd Her.
nose Mounting and Sirrnn Irons, size md kind
~ Bridio. Roller rnd arross Ruces: half sud iull
nlnited Sn,fTle,; Por, Bits; Pitched md J,ronned
f,,a."ors: C;i,ih ond S;rsnng Web: Cnif md Hog
skin Seating; Red and Black Mcrce" Skins: three
corisd silk; vorsied Friree: snlendid sss"rimen'
nr Plush and three corded stitching Ttresd; Snddlc
Tfecs: Wagon whins and evcrv other nrIitle Of Sud
dlers Trimmings in cnnm"r use.
oc, "a OFT & GREER. I59 Maip It,
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PUBLISHED DAILY AND WEEKLY BY
JAMES T.. WHARTON,
ar ruK coRNER or UNION ASs MAIN ara rf1s
WHEELING, VA.
DAILY PAPER prm y.As s5.eO
SIX Months is advance 3 SO
:. {. ryK M.xru SO
rrs wrrx. l2I

ve,e r"rcr. COR sale Ny The ssrrisrs sad at the
OF &c si : cents = s.pv.
The wscklv rapar. the Western N,rgni" rimsa
puhlished on w odnesday nj 81 0o per snnnm
an advance or 81 if not paid within enc month
from the beginning .f,hc vcnr. No new Subscribers
will he received. except such as pay !" nhvance'
For 6 mon,hs 81 SO isinvariHbiy chnrgcd- N"
ab-c riher received Tor ess term than siN months
and 40 paper discontinued. except atthe discretion
ofthc publisher. until all srrearusss srs PAID
rEaNs ov >pvsRTIsuso.
Three INSERTIONS or loss Por square, siuo
m. ,,..k s!.s0
r., wo.L. $3.50
.rL,.. W. e3.25
r.,L 600
Two noa'h.. $500 Three months sono
Advertisements inserted ri'i 6erh'd or whh""'
sprcss order. will ne inserted until ordered o"'
nd rg"d dollar fbr ist three inscr'io"' an"
1Scis for each insertion after. ADVERTISEMENTS
n-c,ied three times y week for three tour'hs me
nI,ve. Weekly for ono half per week.
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CyIEAr
HAT AND CAP MANUFACTOKv.

% AVERY. No 10 Monroe stree. wheeliBg.
&c vayssoee,f,illv annosnses 10 his old friends
81 ,bs cnbIis in aaseral, that 10 has nov on
hand large snd sspsrisy sto.k II
MATS AND CAPS.
The ia,s Fall fashions, so-yrisins al pssli'
80. rnder his owz irnwsti.te ,spsrinissdsaes,
- ~ snest ~, sterisls and By III beet Of work
men s" vUorFsALF AND RETAIL.
$500. STILL LOtFER than they have
svc, hsen ofryel IN This c'i,v. Those wi~hiaR
~ I,,srhs.s HATS or CARS yiil End IL 10
,i,e;r adysntage IN give him ss bsfnro nsr'
ehrsins elsewhere. oct4 ANhh''
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roREIGN COLLECTIONS.
TtvTORG MASON.
ATTORNEYS At LAW

Sr LOUIS Mo. on . No 94l "ain SfreeL
CSPErIAL ATTENTION will he gives 10 the
roIie6,ion Of demands. The pevmept of Laet
'rsss. md se investigation Of Land Titles through
ont the States Of Missouri and Illinois, aud The
TERRITORY Of Iowa
REFrN
Clarke. Dorsey g. Go.
Jane. Wheat, Fsp. WAselss, We.
Charlie. n Krsy A. Som
Copo. T"dhonter Il Co. yLhoy.I,l;.
Hon q r Johnson.
John n Davis. PinsbUrsh
HN Davis e. Co. ~ Lanis
Calhraiih Il G,eenasls, fsts edsan,
NAV "A
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Heavy Domestics

ATTERo
Surp'isd "a vsual with every thing in their line
a, the yevo lnweat rricts.
JOHNSTON. BERRyRILJ & co.
snn % t3i Main street
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nTsr tsceived. few pieces handsome B'aetI
I'll Satin Striped Chsllv. inr mourrinr iresses ~
sepl5 GREER & NOTES
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g. "a 80 @6 9

W ra.cs,rn,'s an bovs' velvet glazed. cloth
Prince d. Jonville. black cloih. rgon fame,
lssf muck. ase seal sealeue and hair sal,vorv
LEU. 49,. No. nay . mr. d1a@., Our 100 If
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highly Important.
ELECTION RETURNS

10 NOT, al The present time. create half the
sen.a'"n th,t is caused bv the large and
splep a id stock cf
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THAT'S, HATS, sssllam. ITO
Main a.. has now on hand large assortment
NJ Hats NJ bis manufacture. consisting az everv
variety, shape and quality WON. md which he iu
determined In dispose Of ~ Wholesale or Retail nj
prices Ia su;i the times. Country Merchants are
requested In call and examine his sleek previous 10
purchasing elsewhere.
octT MCALtNb.
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FAIL. GOODS.

VVNHE IARGrsr AMI CHEAPEST STOCK
~ OF GOODS IN TIE CITY. 10 which Ne
svonld -resoectfullv esiiths atisnfion of The ci-
fizen<hf Nhc~. ing and Others particularly coun-
trv Merchants ne our purchases were made in
New York. Phiisd-'pss,nd BALTIMORE urcr the
chenp ns the ehsap,sf. Totes tho abeve. piease
rive ms n e,n zoe TAX visssurs in showing o,fr
Fan<y and Chap G~eSs. Among our stock 10
the following.
Shanis- aihian, sIk. damssk, embroidered
and n's Thibet, nouslins do l4ne, blanket,
plaid and wor-'ed pnv-r;,u.
Hand erehie(s Goghsn,. Cash mere. silk ban-
dana, hag md ~onPar cotfnr ~res &c. s..,..
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PRINY'S.

Rlue. surnle, red. green and various rev STYLES.
leans. low prica and some verv fine Gio. hams,
Mouslins de LANES PIX and "a ncy Silks. Sus-
peneers, Satin s,plan sd 6ed: rsipscys Ribbons:
Quiliing and Tnssriings 'Jarennet Fd~ns sad
Tnser''ngs, cotton cane. Wool pcrneis. GIeves
and Mi,s. about 100 aoz. Swiss Null Jsecopet.
Coon Tinmss: cambria book lawn; rlais and
fg'd Blond: black white p'.;c and fe'd green
Barczc. sewing coitons; ESQ Umbrellas sna Pa
rasnls Irish Linens. very rbeap. Tickines.I inen
Hid f. for b't add npwpr1s. checks nd STRIVES
cotton hr.gipg. vestines Hoo coherent SORTS.
Hosiery. Plr'ds ~ various kinds. Parsons sne o.
cotton. Blankets. hugle and other gir,ns. hut.
tons. shoe and sewing threads. bonnet flowers.
cords and tssrels. Alpaca An'ons. canton fan
nels. Diaper different sorts. Brushes diff sorts.
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~ LIN snsh
20 pi-res, oil ~siors: qnaiInes ard prices
Saftinas.-P Plain, Larred. diagonal, plaid and
ribbed
Cnssin srss.H rs pieces assorted
AiDacds---iSo pieces from OK cfe- ~, 81 a dolls az
parametts cio:h; Morenos: Romhazrf: poll
Merino Persistence: Rnuo chr; drab, Danask'
cash mere d Eeoss. cs"s-n: cheap.
The New York herald., 1845-11-14
CONSERVATIVES READ
DECKS VEGETABLE COUGH SYRUP, or Pulmonic
Il BaIsam,-Read the evidence:-

BRROKLYN, Septembtf yhi ISsJ
Mr. Peek-Dear SirThankfulness and gratitude induce me
my testimony favor of your vaua Bile Cough syrup
About eight nine months ago with 'svse ever,
cough attended with violent serousy 20 alarm
my family and friends; while long continuance ned
Of health aud comfort Under these cifcu
and the usual
husband was induced solicitation TO mnster your
shinr il opated like maggie and completely broke up my
healed the the chest bansed all the alarm
mo svmnroms and has left the possession oil
an excellent appetite completely restored 70 health You
refer anv one who wishes tuher evidence OF
effects IN nv hus band the Match ?Co9sndt 81
~ ~ me " - LUCRETlA LOCKWOOD,
No. l60 Nassau street, Bro0kyn, II X,
Prepared aud sold wholesale and retail by WM Il rEhn
O, Iobp stre et and III Greenwich avenue, NY ~.
oddington corner Spring aud Hudscn s nat
Grand and Norfolk streets; Owen Bcwery ana Donu Id
Ford -Four h aud Wooster streets iiubo"fo' o'o'e
.a.s niountstu, Fulto. street, Brooklyn -, ,n.ma
Price rs cents bottle "
The New York herald., 1845-11-14
Case of Polly BOdine.
Circuit Court.

BeIOre
Nov l3.-The Court met at the usual hour and the
prisoner took her seat her counsel looking very
much detected and worn marl 4e
The Counr remarked, that the apparent mpossibilty
of getting jury who would be competent to try the
cause induced him to oome to such conclusion In max
ing such suggestion he felt that he rendered himself
liable to the imputaton of wishing to get rid Of the trial.
but independent OF that he could not refrain from Civ
ing il as his opinion that impartial jury could not be
obtained, unless they were men Of adamantne minds
Four days had already been occupied in the proceed
ings and over 900 Jurors had been examined and yet
they had been able obtain but three who were compe
tent to sit and hear the case.
II was suggested on part OF the defence that Jury
could be obtained and that further delay would be IA
tai to the prisoner large number Of absentees were
fined during the day in sum of S25 each, and some
400 in addition to those already summoned, have been
served for this rday forenoon The Court adjourned
at an early hour being able to succeed in procuring
a single juror.
The New York herald., 1845-11-14
IL A 4 PS.

ID EMOVAL Of Warerooms to 281 Broadway, in Granite
III Building cor Chambers ST. +. BROWNE offers for
Broadway elegant Of double and
,e action Harps The rich brancy Of tone, Ehness Of
touch perfect mechanism and elegant finish Of these heps
unequaled Warranted to bear the Of climate and at Eu
world generally, is particularly desired.
Harps repaired. Strings, Instruction Books &c.
J.F BROWNE x co. tFrom Erard,
London and New York. esablsh 1910.
Certainly the finest harps produced The first profession
have prefer these harps all others-London MI.
scdI Mirror Juney l840.
Mr. Brownies harps are by far the most magnificent lpstru
neus we ever saw Through his perfect knowledge ofthe IN
he has effected important improvements IN me
department. and the there extraord
narv addton Of sweetness purity aud The pillars
boratey and gogeousy carved gded while the faes
a eIeganv shaped and oTai, Sept
nth, l845. o3 lmD0 WNnc
The New York herald., 1845-11-14

DAMAGES FOR INFRINGING A PATENT the case
of Hovey VS.. Henry, in the u. S. Circuit Court,
Boston, Wednesday, the jury returned verdict for
the plaintiff and the damages at $780, The
of Jonathan NJ Read The Locks and Canals Corpora
ton next commenced The property in dispute is
something like Of land, the centre of
Lowell The case has been tried twice in the Supreme
of ,hs State and the verdcs which for the
plaintiff, set aside on points oflaw.
The New York herald., 1845-11-14
OF all denominations, including salaries

Va al ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, including Salaries
The results are of no earthly use or consequence
except for general purposes They bear evidences
OF having been soveny compiled, and it is only In
want OF better that we insert this table at ALL -
Taking It as it is il presents some curious features
There are 279 clergymen in the city, with an ag-
gregatc salary of $26S 945 averaging $694 per an
nun to each We thus find that cergymen of all
denominations receive very fair compensations for
the work DONE There are 1872 more females in the
city than males, which accounts for the many old
maids person sees.
The 10Th ward has more unmarried females than
any other ward in the city; while in the 7th, with
800 less, there were 80 marriages more than in the
18th. We therefore draw the inference that the
atmosphere in the 18th is decidedly Mathusian-
Not over one half of the population are natives of
New York, while over one fourth were born in
Great Britain. The number OF persons entitled to
vote is g., 233 There are more foreigners in the
18th than in any other ward, and the whole amount
in the city is 81 ,96l.
There are II, ,s3l colored people, 255 OF whom are
taxed and 10S vote. This, under existing crcum-
stances, is not a little remarkable. The abolition
vote at the recent election amounted 10 "a only, and
as there are lOs colored voters it is fair to suppose
that the colored population of this city take high and
independent grounds in all political matters, and are
not attached to any clique Of white politicians. II
is very curious, at all events that with this number
OF colored voters there should be SO few polled for
The abolition ticket.
The New York herald., 1845-11-14

FREAKS OF MILLERIsM-Some strange scenes
have recently been acted Gill, Massachusetts, by
the followers of the Mlertc delusion. A man named
Miller who had sacrificed his family and had become de-
mented in the cause persuaded into the belief that
the of the other disciples could be transferred to
him. and after silly process, il was pretended that
this done when two powerful brethren under pre-
of driving the sins thus accumulated upon his
head began to beat him. and they bruised his head and
face literally black and blue all which he bore with
martyr like submission. The farce was ended by the
interference Of the citizens of the town, who broke up
the1fanatical camp
The New York herald., 1845-11-14

SIGNS OF WINTER. In our immediate vicinity we
have been favored with an absence of snow or very
where such things least expected snow hail and
rain have fallen IN abundance In Washington, Phila.
dclphia along our river, and west OF fell on
Sunday and the last Detroit papers speak Of sleigh bells
and Buffalo robes for two.-.atbany .atlss, Nov. ~
The New York herald., 1845-11-14
Superior Court.

Before Judge Vanderpo rM
Nov l3.--Harrison u.s. HuH-Ths Sc, already fre-
quently noticed, was summed up
Verdict tomorrow
The New York herald., 1845-11-14

POPULATION OF THE WEST lNDIEs-The last GEN.
sus of the British West India Islands and Of British
Guiana taken at different Periods AZ, owing TO cir.
cumances, in the Bahamas the Virgin island and Bri
fish Guiana, the not taken in 1914 The fol-
lowing general abstract Of the population in each
the seventeen British possessions named, together
with the number OF slaves (according to the compensa-
..an reurnsl in the wear IS4d
The New York herald., 1845-11-14

PLYMOUTH RAMRoAD.-A short section of this
new road running over Tirrel's Swamp, IN Wey-
mouth sunk Monday, and the rails for about fifty feet
disappeared. strong force is now at work repairing
the breach which is said III be completed that the
trains will pass over ~ usual.
The New York herald., 1845-11-14
Common Pleas.

Before Judge Ingraham.
Nov. l3.-Mucr Cafse.-Ths case, already no.
ticed stands adjourned over to this forenoon.
The New York herald., 1845-11-14
A. DODWoRTH's DANCING SCHOOL.

4 Lien DODWORTH would beg leave to inform his
N friends that is his intention comms Pryae
Dancing school, his residence 4S Broome street, on Mon
day arnoon Oct Goth. From his long with the
Dancing world aad having availed himself Of structons
the that have visited this country
Paul Tgion others OF like celebrityhe feels he
well qualified teach in the city; and his musical
al present the profession. Be that those who IA
him with their patronage rely acquiring correct
and fashionable style Of Dancing
TERMS.
Quarter of "a Lessons, including tho Quadre Waltz
otllOpe anu
Ten Lessons ia the Waltz or Polka, ............ W
Days and Hours Of Tuition.
On Monday and Thursdays, at o'clock for Ladies ana
Misses IL years Of age. - . ...-.
On Wednesday and Saturday soclsck for Misses and
Boys unde. i2 yssrs of sse-and s.,,,d,v far Gsn
temen, at O'Clock r. Nj. -.
second Class will be formed from to TO- Tor those who
cannot attend earlier. ... -,
dence Of the pupil or at the school o@l lm IS
The New York herald., 1845-11-14

nIANO FORTES FOR HIRE, at All Broadway, up stairs
F-DANIEL WALKER, Manufacturer Of Piano Fortes, has
hand extensive assortment Of elegant Nose
including Grand and Cabinets with SIX and seven ccsyes
the last Fair OF the Amer lnsute for improvements
Piano Fortes. NB An Organ with four stops, good
dition small church, family, for sale
cheap loan time. Store ali Broadway Mandatory u
Ws.s ii,h At. near 9Th ayen ne. lm-rrc
The New York herald., 1845-11-14

STEAMBOAT AccIDRNT.-The steamboat Santa
Claus ran hard aground in Kingston Creek, on
Monday night, and careened over, that one Of her
guards was under water. About fifty head OF cattle
which the forward deck driven overheard
before she could be rghtod The water was SO low that
the cattle had difficulty in escaping to the shore
ANoTHsR-The North America has been forced to
lay by, having cracked her piston. The Rochester is
running in her place.
The New York herald., 1845-11-14

ANTI-RENTERs IN PRlsoN.-From Mr.. Cook, su-
perlntendcnt of the Northern Prison. we learn that
Boughtor is WELL and has been engaged since his
fnement taking of two sick convcts. Earle, OF
Delaware, sits pouting all day, with his cap drawn
over his eyes and have disposition to be-
come reconciled his fate The rest Of the Indians
have conducted themselves very well and perform their
work chez rfullv.
The New York herald., 1845-11-14

MR. CArHoU,J.- This gentleman reached Mobile
on the 4th instant, on board the II. Kinney. From
the wharf he conducted to his at the Man
sion House, where at one O'Clock, he waited upon
by the corporate authorities. His honor the Mayor
greeted him with brief address, rendering him, in be-
half Of the city, cordial welcome, and inviting him to
hospitaes, to which Mr. c. made feeling and ap-
propriate reply. He was to leave thcre for New Or
leans the 6th on his way to the Memphis Convention
A. M. ,.lI