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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-07
THE NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Proprietor
Circulation. FORTY Thousand.

DAILY HERALD--Every day. Pnee cents per eopy.-
81 Is d annum--psy bic in sdvance.
WEEKLY AEKALD-Evcry Satur lay-Price 81 cant
per eopy-Sll2H cent, per snnum-psyable in advance.
ADVERTISEMENTS al the usual priccs-alwsys eash
PRINTING Of all kinds executed WIKI beauty and der
~ All letters communication, BY mail. addresssd %
the essblphment, post paid postage viii be
deducted from the subscription money RENTED.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
Proprietor Of the
NEw YoRx HER Aio Ear AplfsHMRsY
Northwest conner Of Fulton and Nssssu ssxesn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-07
TUIRTLE SOUP FOR EXPLOITATION.

GOSLlN0, Of the American aud French Dining Saloon
Nos q and Nassau has always ready Cream Tar
ne soup ior Cspains and families. up tin boxes.
from M gil Z. N the hes. Of the nsrkeu al k:nds
erected machine wher~on dinner Tor 200 persons can BE-
two minutes prepared Has famous Every
arrangement made Tor the comfort OF the vs&r His S.
!eoa open irSns NJ till NJ. except the fr.t day in
Ny Henry Cooling, has erected at great expsus.
similar estsblishment IN Boston Mass, No Dsvonshire
Very thankful for the me for the
last 1--WE and the hope Of continuance have he
honor to call myself your most obedsn restauraeur
nat lmsrc L. 0OSLINO.
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LUOk AT THIS.
FREE CONCERTS EVERY EVENING.
At the RECESS, 1877 Brosd,Oay.
city, and those who like rational amusements would
be disappointed in the LUNCHES served
Wednesdays The above is fitted mp in
style where furnished be had by the day. week.
lnouth by the reasonable lm+m
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ELOCUTION.
REWARD MATURiN. A. NJ, inf 'rms those gsntlemea
~ dssrous Of the above accomplishment that
he prepared receive Evening Glasses at his No
- Howard street. ia3 lusrc
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TIsHE JUNIOR BACHELUkS' Assoc IATION win
give their Fourth Annual at Nibo Balloon. on Thurs
az ,Ts sj,; ''Hui s5zMnrL n coNcxLlN seer.y
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DAN EMMIT, PROFESSOR OF THE BANJO.
A FEW SCHOLARS will be taken to learn the BANJO.
"A moderate Satisfactory references be given, and
those Wishing be attended to their Eesdenes Apply
at No. rs Chrystie street. IS Nsr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-07
FANCY J,rANNnn WAKE.

- triN ~ NAAl tala
NO isJ NlAtN SgRtEI. urt.stis ihs ~.
" ginia Ii"'ci hl- lu-l received dirrsi itam
f%ufotr.a large art o]uHilrir h.-1fYucH Ct T.s,,
IN u'ped Wee, ' 1U suuult new. hcaut,siI a.f
substantial von bot shp. wll,h be- ,Hrf. 90 uis
uhit 90 tie hive fs~sbie pUtcs. lie mts,ni
strk r"os.sir in r1u lei. li'uwri
200 pieces % NaI,J. dlH. frul r1icns and ..le.
Sry slIcttuF
90 ps,fs oi Caudiy,p,l, rcu and f,sutluI r.i
icms.
50 pair. Fsun 4n1 Bf I'd Troy. Fre a..a,rm.p.
81 fiowrT Vase. Cnta ed Ffuu Stsud- W4trI
: sids Igg : aHls, T. tlSi iApi.ms d Wal
y tes. Ink sand, Fancy Suun-f q Dies. Csa,
B4irs. 4f.i q large ,sutb 90 fan,y 1ry..
TIN AND SHEET IRON WARE.
& O. ;. 'Huiupud 500 usrHi.r. urf aud .ri uL.le
sole awi tsiaH. ,teit vsrgit pIlin. rumiuuu au.
Ianp Ton Nu~ Ai-a Sheet lru loo s,,O ,are
~ and If'u r,nt-b.d JtYsnnsd end p..rir.
Nae mlUufartutrI o., suIsf
COUNTRY MERCHANTS
90 nVtief h eI,c haw 70 ttH a.. &c. Bis rsnGis.
De- $50 1et ih1 IN ar gsJ iafs1ln. m rfre .
qusinv p- ihe, ,,u Iud tuyN here BOO i., vis,
mat ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-07
Dr. Br0ndr THIS PITS.

Aph HnLL III y. u.
ActSr WHEELING. Va.
NSANiFS.-AH disess-s, even insanity aud
J Hu'ab'i'ty Of temper proceed from drpfsyrJ n,
corrupt hunns. Which. circulating wah me blaoa
"rc"son pnin snd di.cutd N The human Fans !,
" ',e'f. nat ut ref.eyctaore IN tie use OF Ban.
"fehs Ncge'a'le Universal Pills. winch u me NJ
me ''y bet. aod only pfppe' P~uugs,iyr medicine
insanity aHd Hrisili'iY Of temper can he CURED. :.
wei hs p vihef dteases depending uIon The pu,,
ness Of he circulating f1tI. he biszf
nndfott's Fcgetatle Universal PHI. are koown
o' ne eil'i'ener Of thousands, - perfectly cleanse
nc 'l'"d from all fuulbcs-. remove evety m,,h,5
Ahec'Sp. and feno,a,e weak snd onierhled con
s'.n'"ns 10 ptitct hrslth sud stsnr.
ihei' acknowledge tsuoccrce mskes ihem s,is
'h,'"gh ''ep PERIOD u oIsiencc. ifn inianry a.
Old ace. "
y" ct'fa cafe 20 either dress Of Diet = required
~hcu nbey ere used.
WIN ihis inssla,hic mediciae Ia cor ps..s..oo
Ne nay 'r"ibe misi sictly rcE,ns without lea,
~" roh'as"n fan ~ psrsihiHiy rnrcl -. II we ate
'afriGl 0" if'fJ use these Pjis. d&w4m dee 10
A." ''' Isle 81 wellsbufs. by } a u BROWN
Geucul AFeris
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-07

4 litr KEEP e1n.laui'y ao hsfl vcr O.,
= tse.so ffm,ui ul tu.-rr Msh sen,
trrr, srf rrrsa sr. q tu- rbsii.. Slta.
FI'f ar' cord. Iall, Dtc.,lts Bpuau. E-i,i,al-
i"f co Sans H-,ofiCl sx-i re,htf wrh essen
fh'f au.rr i lIr .ut. -iy.f sid het G.rLe,
t]nfHHure ever eG uilr lht sig.
tHl aHH Mtlastn, ianrl l., ksr CIa-rcs o.
even 'afsig an@ ins. L-l.es q at. g.ais.aGaI
'i1c Portrait alt rcane ff4ae aa haze a4u
uadr q. aalsT
u l"sfrrr Wsrr rer',fine af Tsstirr RfEs
'"' anl FHiiva HF sJtrr ltl.L S.uUr
"i Sr'N fiaufa--s, bsHirtt. Qds. oauaf D
Soaking huru. O| s.ulb oI,su. THsrslsh
erl-' So, "i al liua-i together vth every s,het
'''l'le o' IIhfsoy war.uu tauj snd ,uade Co.
ufirt
NruHiar md Sis, Window B,pi,, windaa
Nlaaos 90 every Vaust, auj cuiuf. ai IS ~bleh vii
%" sold ~ NcU loss grcr-. az safnr,ed Of u,
n"si qpl'ify Aisp MsuossS1 NE>FaHs Ia.
r'"lh. N,GNrH, sIauA M-e. hiatHran, Ku.i,
sand Ialrt Lr'as ursr-. ,as.sfs. Hilsn TAM
atNe. e n.fariiy u hsia sud rii i,y, ior c,su
80 Srttu Rar ,uuaLci vua ,ye,, sfttl.
"i tafn'usie 81 short .oUoe ans ua tbc sev To-.
'''"- sr27
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c. Observation-Disclosures

FvNiiE r,r7t aui ptit ctrri uhir,t iu hc d,ss-i
W sN mslrirc hst miic. .uY If,ifn .iws,
o. cure ph 80 iat rhaa utdt-1tcs o.. th'i o. rh,ut.
'h'w -vijcrce ~ -ush power uirufr ani m e tsa
."nshir sPrsi, Time o. disaa.'s1 i "a runp'iratri
nature wtcfe $50 ~ 20 b deer sr,ief. a,r be- Con-
snmpfiau, Itsr complaint. ,rueh. cails iiimt
nnf paiH go fhs brasl sos sae. % e. 90 ctI0,u,ti
diirudl matter o. tfps 90 Boo der ibr 90 C W u.u1I
tctBcd,s, D. sprrlf. oqpi-to ibsi fls com ,,urs
'i""i'd Co., ~ surh q fF'ultaf ciut i11foH. ih4. co.
~ m1t'nais may y,i simultaneously ugH fh. 10
icoIrti orela. aud itnt have us r-i,,rf da -d tl
"thei psus ui ibr buulu 'fam~ auf hat ih...
mateush have s,tar ttlurd mHhirsl tn-ft ou iiat
organ Mss iuul, Boz hc Herih ktstrsu,c a
ihe csmP.n'pl I1uf. Wlrb frrfIa'ri, nS cpli,c.
HNelV c.u.ri'rd ullsi rtH,t.Dr,air .tuN tH,it
iHiI,tiual sid 'rf.Hteird pt,rf a.5 ,Hart. Tat.
~ 81. ihni ih'- rr1u,-iy 'sfrf. .ut 49, ssiuui,hlue
hApcp's tu he a, myiaut. tef Nh ch 81 - ulnmru
dot. u In as stfars ,a.c 10 bad unt is,N,f
't''aci,us. ,he suftGit're 81 the puthr wuuhi
have hsrn shakeu. scot ts''tu &c uslet iaiiur vranp.
ncss ip fhstkirg Ur, nassfss 1T disease aDd us sufe
piwsf 10 f'stuftrr r' health SD s,tcurib. a. b.
placed lyYoti rscu hc p,-s hIuy ct % doubt uai
10, srmr - ied'ciru iu sucU msirDiuc ba, been
gained, LEI ne rruti,ai,s 90 thc rfrairsi Hud
met h"ntst urn uf our country 80 e inifbtui fusI
at Else kt."ts i've. rouNiucv base uhu scrm ulLrf
~i-c m,t,ipiou- oi sasb q fcm.I). The lU,eu,r
c"fuh,aic 10 iSm ~ ca lou tbc wei know Ncp
Not 'hrmisi.
4 have Isal, krd d hflr of mcdi,ipc called e..
Rurca'rhuH- Hrrlh RcstobiNG cod Gud thst p
d'es NJ contain NrfcuD. 60, uuy other m-ioilr
f'paiEii"n, nrf "fluiu ia any ui n, uua-. o. D.
vUmlustd ct ysgt'ahc tu4firt ertfciy
JAMES e chiffon. ~ D.
q BRING kEHuuit Pmpuieiot. \ y.
Ilarsr, Etrf.u. = Agent
fnnctrai pfEre 20 lini ar sucFi. RrW Nnrk
Agents Soc Wheeling. De JAS r. .kEit aui 4
; TODD, Wosi Aesaadet. - BRYANrH era
VEN aDd ty ss,tis ~ almost every I,~n go Do,
- LA an 4
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-07

~n''cInfc' 20 order 30 NE sdnorent tsreue. n
y 'ntl fttrth aDd Wouj sea-. Nocl.a.. Sesil
it- sat B1rt Cnmanon and Coiisgs Chs,fs f,es
tFl ~" Sfffss S4ftHbics. Betan ard Hall
~f''u loskeis Nurinf a.. rrmmon So. large 49,
hAiL Alp. thiiitens fabe Refk,rr ses
""s hhifs and : 'oi. ~ every sizc End qasIi
=, 80 'n ia1 al tom ihe sio,l % q ,ncbes 10
hc Msmmafh chair 81 te enfv feet Lisb pr.
..Ii art ttamIUe &C. toursi.e. sbb ls,t. ,m.,
f.rr aai fhrf wui hs attended io boz ,hsn ,,fs,
'N1in pieiuly packed uf ~ pment ~ sen, b.
N iafs 20 Zee rly wfhnu sttfs thasss u e,
ifssi ite place 81 i27 Nsu 81. We, ole
IHn ~ tm W RIHFIBAFEgW
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-07

rus J,y ter.i,fd a
rurHit 81 Adam " Ar
LANTEp KAUGu.
ftiN MILLS wtib irn
hu-s fd Builanis uof-
pr0 ard a The c,l =
.iuird No s. Wllh nn
tuHrs
Received au. nrt.
dior huiol Cnun.
tst a. spc,s. iial'cablo
G. 60 lnu a.
Ail ui tee aiaYe hfe
Narrunird ia sitc .ain,
iHCi 1. ai wi'l ir Sold
llN Ht ibe lia'dNslo
~ 80 Mluln ST.
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n0Nts GROUND rEpPTm-


GtIE ANp GLASS PAPER.
EN O. uOENBg0OK, msnaseu =. and
-In.tHHt pftr-fcJ tu suTply on 90
Ifr. iuf D.u. & Glass Paper IS tDFen.f DUAL
H vbira VItte furnished to ac.isfs nf con
uuti. 30 g iaw rae s5 ibfy tsn putrhs.,
Oh COS tHfIe Otdtrs lsit aI thr Warchoa-.
ua Mails steel. De- Ow lhc Post Omee willie
Tf.mI .ntfIitd.
EtH o.. lrf1.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-07
THE BIC CHAIR IL BouNp To
LOT

Lot iisse Who tain alsui
ZIG waichss. MAnNsrn
u ois selling 81 ct Cost.
d. ~ u'cni when % - see
dts ZIG CHAIR g. " IN.
~ LbAiFfRS ~,
and Rs'ad CHAP CHAIR
MANlTAC TORY. ~ l27
MAN Stfe' who're ha iesps
constantly oh lsns aDd msn.
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Dn. JAMTs TANNrn.

PHYSICIAN SURGEON AND ACCourmrg
ahtiliG m Of Neuhsaai foruts ut SD .,t
~ teHw go Resienfo va iAe s.a.tu..
fnfi .i ht same streets tt,
~ Mls- bausiass Iafeni ns,s,.
cd" fo"ir 81 Vtl- 10 ess,f. ii, ,r,
'if I" 't'V Greet u Is ariunsu tr.t ,,t
H4eh SLEEPER g. ate.t
"ti' orr 4 GRffgs
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CINE TnN MnnMa

u fAuNESIOt kS NtRNfuGF.
EBksPAki.D -ud sbll b, u A f,hne.sak A
u Go f,u,bpteh "a. Ths pfeqa,a ru la.
sN--d Csc tssto ~ WnpY Ncafs tuat. aui r. trN toss,
established "a ls uNo iusftis, 90 - iho sai.si ,td
mosi hsriualR,d tirc ips ,%nPtl.mg " ,un. " m
'hc .,.1' o ever d,~.sered, iii. nH nesesssn ,o
publish @ iw"r Iti ui eeu a-aIcs tn CO., GV,s. u. ii.
grne "ty aui .iupet y,',si8 kno,,n. Ne byN.
,Sef sld 3d. l3i1sn.
Mf hItHNrft A
petrsf-i haze seer u,ifg yont v,m fuue r,
my psr'F' ~ p tuubct ri yrars. ani food 70 ln b.
Pc unsi surs aDd s4is war@ dssiSogsr that over
has.
tvas oi,a 90 a child d or : yo,t. oiI In Ma,
i~i2 N1.rh va- hen m .pasms yah he Warm..
! atcf' sre Nai ui ytu' Ns'mifurc ugfecsbi. g.
direction. HI tbo si,d .as.sd gln worms. a.
irw vrr.s gave De- sonIhrr va, anJ az ga,sri 2uO
more w,brs boo 100 Gao Wefms The ,hHd fso,,.
fr'a iD.H.aa'cIl aud has r. Jnycd rooI hcalh ever
sfu'u Hiss prstnhed hin uapt olh,f eases
100 vit..H HHs tf.Ught AVA, 300 sul 800 safs.
$50 el o. JONATHAN MORRIS.
WUHcf liecu co IA. NJ, II. -
hieui au socks spnrc ! save pps ~ my ,hiiires
q snFIr Ic. fnsl4.u 80 > shoe,otk. Yetmtiuss.
a'H % Iars- l4lnf seven victims 1 have u-e,i ihe
Nrtw'iHfe ln ny iamily Or uinc yrars anJ q les
hct'ffe's.ei ia a sirr'r instance
|StH,II CATt1kLtNE SMITH
uusa rlvr.bir AIrssen, e, IA
INH @fufNf ANFgiffsf
CuivNh : q Nov 1872
W..'s lf mInY V,rntt.go msLers VITO hove
attempted m rot ,cin usr Worilss. mcJ,cue. Tor
she 'ufe w eouu.. nn he credit Witch Is a Fahns.
sH't fsufty 81, n,h't msuis. have had her 81,
"Hi IDEAS saisL. \ D shre.tHk- Nutm Destroy.
80 Dee trsn ctnou.ly gaming Le ctnhJrn r q
iho public, .mj 70 undoubtedly soc t,a afirle
tI"wt luf Hc tampia'ni fer which % j. deigped
CAUTION.
IH'f go msry Ncrmuugcs before ihc putt e s0i
'r fn 'Hn.if 'Nie nua ,bcy afe ifc1acnily sII i
ihe Hrsri o. 20 bong cuhef Tee same 80 y,
rn- IsiHo cI1flerrc m .sch stAiemeUs. but
lc 'u" f1 fH ihe rue und ecit1.nc Netmi4nrs,
r@tefarli ig Bh I,u~T-rocG ai PlrrsnruaH =,
fr rie Dr. JAMES HAk.R and LAFAYETTE
VI NLiif Wheeling auI ~ Dtusen.s and Nief.
AH tH.HHF. Ben mar *
81 BoNts GROUND PEPPEn-
~seI ap tcfs Fafe Clugef
= tf- tfuuni tlnusmua
uaits ta.s1
400 A4.mtgf
J. Glove. fctd HrI mr sale ly
UU ID A. .LF a. 40 q. a.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-07

cnMForN 40 KttEoSurE ACOUSTIC OIL.
FOR thc cpfs Of DEAFNESS, pains ant Ma,
cf.ciatruui matter from tbg ears. alfa alt
in'fv hlsa.frtahie u4ifrs lAt thr baaHup e'
Hsytta tl.iu- 90 water whfEug &c sfren.. i e.
l-, Which sft aYupf.Us ~ aFpgoach.uE rfnf
ntsr anl allen 1r.etaif attendant wth The ss-
case. ioElaisty AH CstMR4CEER.
no $50 Aaf1 81. SOLD Agent
IhH medicine b. h'EhIy recommended and ma
Wftuas crftlDtGtss aJs aiStu, iy sffy r~c,ttct.
owe rrftoht, q the many sstuuIshlne ,prrs
'W'4 H uaa 'if1lutti. nov 20
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-07

As 90 received ir m % Lasdfch - rh,i.
a'clPhn. an cnen ne assortment a. FRESH
q NkDEN SiED> pat up in su.u Iurer. u sun
purchasers As1tu buik io sfi - me p.nu.l -
"nice u ieN Np+hetu Seed. ~ Auuu Rcd
noHlu, silver Sk,9 opun. Iah.hrs. as.otisd knd..
F"m'tn Fiat Dnfch Intuip. Beet Seed ~ different
kiulS si~' licfb and Iiow,r = ris. Tteav :, ed.
i, 1fc al wafunirj fresh. ihti walt, having been
tested nt l,Hs i,is atd ,un DuW o. zen growing
% thr Dere sud Nlldui., >.F-e nfA : T,sld. q
isW d-,~ above Mf7alu' Er Eed Boat Nl,iu
: rc. Wh' cIrr. ~, tpl.@tus ga isi 81 its
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10000.

w Iii'i SAND EAHniT sEiNS MAN
ltp ai rss iln 4ml ION Tphr, H : n
'-'rfr ''',of oi Alau sui I,um st,,t. 81.
"i'b % lar rttfr Nul t, pruf
'''l '''eN"d % lars, int oi Hl .bd Uhtlrcr.
''r bce her wiA .ti Lt.a.oiu.i-.
)" y HARPER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-07

Asiafsr.. C,l,n viIie spfj
ir,i ittr Rel C.rs pfrsf Grass
~ Tpulp Ronfrd C.rum'r ifnr Green
B-ars EaHt tute Go Isi, lnmo
H. LINN ltiitc fufiui
R.froaie 80 klc Rhufar,
Bo.rli Gaze Nee,nIIs oyster
Cshbacs car, lrk sgua.h ufsl Iitl.
a. l-7fts N,nk Lettuce tafii C-blagc
ID uumt,d Nctnu- Wafer
D. THsf pYuh t8 Afpk
Cltrn ,n,b liun o., Cirn
.C,ui q ,w,t Cninn 7nru1i I'D
N1tnusum O.iun S,.vtt Sku
ftnl'y ruiiol Pcss fH'ta carly
F'rpcr latre sweet - NAal Maffuvh "a
20 irl ,l1isi ~ Esr, CA,tItn
Il dishfs 81 al Atls 1nuI Dlifh
While tintsf tr laors Ilnv rf Hui Herb Sod.
ALSO-uGUGS MEDICINES p%YE-srUIFS
OILS PNiNiS % Dihll Ros tIotb seed.
nar 10
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wAWtiiVu.k lsO : AipNtVDt. SgtkEEf
nit SUBSCNuBEttS 8tc psfrd q. mike
ssa = - cai-'tuily ~, htid az ne ats.t
'>iaidisitn.i g.. OF knris # Cssitsgs. 60 ktus.
fn"tirn. Bill,-s, sisd tasu'ssp >isNs~. 80 si So
s'd ps,,.'tss it.aLps~ ware. Wss,U Bigv-. T. nsrh
's-,,ngs. Gate, tla, iuau, Sasar atri Narh \ i-
,iss. a.. = clu yi.t- ~ sutrsih Ne have Iua
reviewed s'aue -, iatid Va'''fu. Ger i'frf t'fiitf
AZ. "ss,--, eve ltuuehi 20 tbs coy l. 1900. uso
,n,-nd hn,iimr afe repeatedly t'gFrst % b" 'n'D'-
Ire th.m he t'fs pufrt,aslnr nnY "t,,f hHri W.
have - ls'r" qnattits 80 fatitus Goo riH '.nnfs
The bet be- fM. ,t,rc. Nhih wr vii lpat' % Hf r
~ u. t-Ns 80 rsi,t, ala Ntu.-hrus hlf'f"f Cast
l"g. W. vii ai-, ,ufltuus o. u.uh'ift.Htr N'
d,d-rm kmt. uf fttuehs fntap'i', u'd 900 ih'
.ert,on 81 o. tuuf. nni Nsrfbrff 'Iusl iu anf
mtdc IN ihr Wssi~tu csunfft. Ne nfh wafftH'
81 our Ca-itne, tul o'lrf W,'l tnue ol Hmf 's4
lshmrut. 1u r- cheap o., swl n- ml. boz lHt-
Lufgh. Crw musu 80 ruy vi,rf cii,hli.in 90 ga
~ o', r,n-iss wrhtrr ' p%srrh'-s a"l afu' .
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The Tyler Administration.

What all foresaw and predicted has come TO pass
When Mr. Tyler, abandoning the party to which he was
indebted for his and unfortunate elevation to
the Presidency threw himself the Of their adNer
sses. and cxorcd all the patronage and influence OF his
high position to crush his TRENDS he lorewarned that
the day would speedily when the very who had
pofted by treason would oathe and spum the traitor
That prediction history. Mr. Dromgoole the nc
knowedged leader Of the largest wing OF the Locooco
party Virginia, declared in his place the floor OF the
House OF Representatives, few days since, that the
most corrupt administration that diseTsced this
"y was the administration of John Tyler "a remark
from the force OF which he kindly took occasion to
the Wing party the " honor ami integrity" Of
which. though the habit Of saying much in their ia
vor, he bore tesnmony Mr. Tyler may well adopt the
exclamation OF the Roman Dictaio:: " ct iu Brute! -
Mr. Bayly attempted defence Of Mr.. Tyler. who, 1t will
be remembered, is Of that genteman's coustu
but that very defence founded avowedly upon the
cachery OF Mr.. TYLER the party which elected him. and
the efficient aid he had rendered their opponents, will
with all properly constituted minds, carry upon face the
most and pointed condemnation Nevertheless it
urged with force against Mr. Dromgoole. Ii ought
shield of defence for the EN.Presidcnt against
assaults from that gentleman and his friends. They who
pro6tng by Mr. Tyer's tergversation ought
ainly TO withhold their bitter and their unspsrng
OF the whom they indebted for
their position.
Mr. Tylets fate " points moral " which all Statesmen
may ponder with profit In these reproaches OF those who
but yesterday among the crowd Of ierers who
hrongcd the pureus Of the Palace, be read the re
button which later the proagate politician
who barriers principle for power.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-14
THE FOREIGN NEWS.


We Law before our readers this morning, full
details Of tine late foreign intelligence, which. al
though only few days later, possesses great in.
tercst, both in a commercial and political poin' Of
view. We copy at length the remarks Of the Lon.
don Times on the Oregon Question, which seem
O. he regarded, we know not with what propriety,
as a semi Official exposition Of the views Of the
British Government We have no room for com.
ments upon 1t this morning.
IL will he seen that Sir Robert Peel was carry.
ing hts commercial scheme through the
House Of Commons without difficulty; and al.
though II may meet with serious opposition in the
Hou~c Of Lords, we cannot doubt that that body
will finally yield, however reluctantly to the ina.
nifesi Indications Of public opinion, which indeed
IL cannot safely attempt to resist or to obstruct.
Tue news dsBo4bsT Revolution in Poland takes
" by surprzc, not having been prepared by any
previous intelligence, for such movement We
lear. however, that, like all preceding attempt. oi
that ill.ratcd land to throw Oft the yoke Of the
oppr s,or. the struggle will be brief and bloody
and result 10 establishing still more firmly III,
power Of the AutOcrat.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-14
Fine Public House, at4he North.
Hgrfpsirs Warrington House, Fhii1dslphia: Judsont
Hotel Nep YOyE,

Hntusirs Warrington House, Philadelphia: Judson's
Hotel, Nelo York
In 10 days paper publish advertisements OF the ee
gan, Hotels above named Knowing Thing personal
Of Of these Ene houses aud having had from good
authority description of the other therefore take great
pleasure in calling the attention OF travelling friends TO
the advertisements Of Messrs. Harwel and Judson.
The WAsHINsToN HoUsE-which has been under the ad
miroble management for years Of nine host" II
J. Hartwell-is pleasantly situated Chestnut street, Phi
lsdephia. THIS Hotel in which though, nothing was
wanting add the comfort Of guests has undergone
mumy improvements recently by thorough repairs renewal
Of Furniture, and tho valuable acquisition Of Warm and
Cold Baths. The furniture Of the Washington has been
represented by O our contemporaries Of The Phladc
pha press being unsurpassed in elegance and beauty
by any thing Of the kind the country and Of the
ness and good displayed the arrangement Of an
abundondy uxuriSnt table, speak knowingly.
Mr. Harwe is known by ALL who have ever visited MS
house. TO be an and obiiging ho. leaving
nothing undune on his part, render soJvurn IN the
Quaker City" agreeable
JvpsoR's HoUsf. New York, s q new competitor for
public favor occupying, we believe the old u the ST.
George" Tnniy Church, md within few
walk Of the Battery. This house be regarded as o
new broom IN experienced hands and, from what we
have already enrned hiss thus far made good tto say
ing tbata new broom always sweeps clean" Mr. Jud.
son. previous taxing charge Of MS elegant establishment
IN New York was iSyouby known the experienced
and skilful proprietor Of the "Cty Hvel Hartford Con-
nectcut" Aud evidence Of the good he must
have carried with him to his location his house was
crowded ely boardes and arrivals the fret day Of
opening.
We not forget too that both q the above
Hotels, many wspopets are on flo, fJo DaiLy wmo
among the nuub.r
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-14
NexicO-Santa Ana.

The New York Courier des Eals Unis Of Saturday
protesting have lis information from reliable sources
states that all the factions OF the Republican party
in Mexico opposed Paroles, President. by
pauoa ct the Republic, and have agreed together.
taking Santa Ana ,hs. leader - the purpose Of effect
ing his overthrow Santa AHa DO recalled from ban
ishment for purpose and added that pledges have
been required by the hsad movement and
given by him. that with the OF the revolution his
TASK will end The monarehica party destroyed, Santa
Ana promises to couvoke the whole people primary
semby and assign them the election Of President and
Congress- himself renouncing he former office and re-
firing absolutely private life. There nothing mproba.
be- certainly, IN these revelations.
Late accounts that the Mexican troops in several
deachments amounting the aggregate 1000 men, un.
der the command of Gen. Amp9dia marching 10 ards
the Rio Grante for the purpose Of meeting Gen. Taylor
We have no apprehension. however rhsi viii be any
fighting