davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-01
SONt.TIilNG NENV

fSpl.n fENS received. another lot of superior
~ premium Diamond pointed ruA rCus. with
gold hodsrs and rvntts. Gold psucs. cold ihitntlcs.
Gold guar snd th chains kci~ and siidc.. Gold Nus
ne ea-es plated aud gaia DO, Bracelet clasps Silver Tea
euo Is'Hs sioous JNO. BISHOP.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-01

u Utrff saH',hE ftsaP Hs VIII ti.s.. 80, -
n. i't 'sf s.s sfs aa.In.s Hsf. ...s..@t
ffIa. ..sfiI.rI i.. be- ..fs ~ t
l.... .sh a.otf 81. fsftF Nsat ns.s Ill :,
ha.. h ...s tHa bt-t ttr.| ur. $500 ,tfra
a...-. ,'fy.ff tItH silrgf Iot ~ tsasof 80.
Wlt...-, SO .hesr tad aa n.lsfsts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-19
Foreign lmportationa.

LrrrRrooL-Ship Liberty-a cases " Donnelly & cot
casks crate Carnes and Huskellls3 casks soda ash q
Morewood co-si do bleaching powders Persse Brooks
do skins Emheupp co-l9 mdxe Morris col do
Hadden son-s2 earihenware Caldwell cos
DO do Dane Webb-6 mdze Speyer-i2 casks chains
Trsw-l7 cases mdze TIMBER, Dsmbmsn co-e ton. coal
thompson nephew-22bxs mdx Gihod X colo bales
dor col crates sk esrthenwne F,edler-5cs schroe
Sw1sr-2o ck bleaching powders Poultry jenkins
an shnardson Wason2 cks z case balssJ Connah-t
Bo,S no hpnts e Welt gilsspe- bales Rei.;
Foosveli Payson-i6 Watr-s BIS east iron goods
ooks,s cases Richard aud Geo Crooks Wight Stnrges
- auylls vs. Roosevelt-fyo0 bxs tin plates
sm,,n-ss es 20 aavls Wolfe Bshopi OK Hunt, Wood
whd co.. bales hss Cameron Brandt Burrift John
pnrs 6 Bn'niey Graham try pots Colt
co., bales cs Bsndf cks "a bags Tr,r,v Allen 20
DIS m,chiaery A smith--il fhurson Greene 20
Lea OK Lawrence, Trimble COLO ID a Iom.toctSi A
Inderwood-3 Patton Stewnt-7 Patton Co.'S do Bsrc,y
Livingston-3 NJ Weed-i Kngslsnd 4 col WIZ =
MsIlory-9 W Bryce Coz Smith, Wright co-s sbssmsn
Atwster.2 Sheldon Phelps cos X vansrest~7 Pan
T,sk.ii csaia Bradley COS Lord Tayor-ss Folset.
Blunt Y Aiford-i1E Clark-2o0 Bleecksr & Ootbon1i
smith ThSrEar coz lnscldsby Bo.se.ur coz samuel
RhOds,-,o W whtewngh-2J n wsIker-isJ Reese 4
son26 cheats lac dye $50 bk 62s2 bds
iron q grndstone ~ bds machinery IL crates eshea
wae IS cases and II chs mdz
LoSDov-Shp ssitxerlandlco bbls cement ID M.ne;n-2,
essscsJ NJ Thorburn co-ls bales II WAT ii Msii-ao
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-19

pkgs Vyse Son-5o Hicks co-ls Wiley Putnam-26 pkg
Lon quantity dyewoods Robbins Ssnford5i chests
Is hhds 2 cks Hoadley Phelps co22 Ingles-25 Rey
% bis cks 20 Dbl, CLARK McConnin pkgs2
Main cola Meyer Sonic Baxter, Brohes-22 Snifkn
ronsides-a Blsckbum-s Bretheaupt Chum-l66 kegs
son7 ROCKWELL chests Clark co90 Ellison Coz
Clark, Gill eo-3 Wsrrsn.i2 Farnam-5L Cook CO.
Tobias NJ Leroy Boil NJ II Riehard,,3 H shsw-lo
Ser koop co--2i w Harrison Cot Harper, bIos-3
Dord-4 Patton & Stewsrt-2 w Pheiau3 d Appleton COZ
81 q Sunk co.'s Cohen < cog Morewood co--2J
Dodge % Barber. Bros.2 ID x Chass-2 Carson New
COL Roath Bro-I Feuchtwanger-l Reed * TIA, or
NJ Nichols Alien, Hager 4 coil Fieder27 Dutlh &
Couseuars-2 Boring Wite-l3 Abom-5 A Il Stevsns-2
Underwood Greenway Henry Smith-2 IL Stevens
Brown Cos w Reid-i9 Bunitt Johuson-4 Sands
Pierson200 chalk GIinnell, Mnturn COLO bot
ties quicksilver 3i1 cks aud bales order.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-19
ALBANY, Jan. l6, 1916.

There IS nothing very serious going on in the Lee
gslature al present. The House ia occupied most OF
the time on the Governors message and the anti
rent question Harris and his friends continue to
press forward motions and resolutions in abundance
the latter but they have had little effect yet Ira is
mighty ambitious man. and greatly disappointed in
not being made Senator last fall. He has recovered
however and is firm in the belieftha his antrent friends
will make hun Governor next fall. Alex. Wells the
"C5rea Little Thunder from your city. must have
tinguished himself in his brilliant flare up caucus
himself something like gentleman.
The commencement at our Medical College takes
place on Tuesday, the 27th inst This has been pros
porous term this hourishing ns;ituton There have
been 1875 students registered and there 45 candi-
museum natural and artificial preparations and is said
10 be largest and best this continent DR. March,
the eminent surgeon, Is the principal of it, assisted by
able professors in the different departments.
Elder Knapp the great experimental preacher is here
and dedicated the baptist church in State street,
yesterday In the Of his remarks he sad that
sit was to dedicate the church the church might
go to the devil at any tme the people he wished
TO dedicate not the church" Another expression: THE
angels OF the Lord would not where the cold
worldly Christians IT. by chance they happened
to in their they would sound their golden
harps, and be OH swfter than streak of CREASED light
ming. that was much swter than the magnetic tele-
graph that the lat slower than the rail.
road in comparison with it," Altogether, the Elder is
great fellow and says he intends making greater
vival here than he did in Pittsburg.
They have got up the Jewess" at the Museum. Mrs.
Hunt plays the heroine It's pretty fair for the size OF
the place Miss ST. Clair is dancing there also and is
quite attractive.
Our hotels all full and of doing we'll The
nearly all gone market is wen stocked, however,
OF which will give q synopsis in my next.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-19
Notica tn mariners.

Discovery ros 1sE . A1.,1uDn q
ss sgs 4 he BY
ria street, Norwich relative discovery made by him for
%ssh To ss ~o
s h d
their ship by observation when Otherwise they would have
the Importance aud value Of the discovery pnsnips
% e. y ss
G q reply Mr. refer to he great which
ter readiness to assist him Il making known to the benefit
The gae Cumbsand and the brig Boxer ere now At Bos
from the Will 70 The Ss,
Pslasy Captain; samuel HssSd IIsst.ns%s; john
e ss
Hi,s s
Hshspel Il wilson Pprssr Fitch w TaSIoT chspan
doe Ro
sh P naa?Ss hRsG'f Ms"x
sS, sh s% Jop oSs.
eSsses ; ias aa.ks SS,sS
Masters Mate; John Emmons, Purser's Clerk.
Foreign Ports.
ossas s Goa AID bansan f
aS fS GsRs
sr:ssa ss. a.
R aT9 sss
Andrews a, SID Geo Stevens, and Corea, Fnlay, New
Orleans; Lehigh Young, Philadelphia; Republic, Landis
Baltimore; chss'eS Ptitsh.,d ssysnpsh Loading Mon,s7n
Bmoe: Joshua Bates, Murdoch, for Boston, rita Snow
MS bss @
Perkins Read for New Orleans; oenretta Whisby New
Orleans: Ocean, Willard; Judah Touro, Marcy: Thems
Brown; Ward Chapman. Aymers; Albatro; Mills Rarpahan
mock Dsummond; Kby Jaevrin Emerald Leighton; Virgil
ais Eao and Rose, Cqnklng, fT New Orssns Indepsn,
nick Tnsk, for New York; Champlain Muller for Pha
delphia; Howard Calan, for Savannah.
Home Ports.
BosrcS. Jan i7-Below, ship Alkmaar Eu,i, Sm Charles
llh inst for Portsmouth, during the last
night Wind NE CD brig Midas. Eichbe.ger Hayana; sehr
Geo Pollock Joseph Casey, Curacao, Wsdo New, CO.
Jeremiah Krdge; barks Brontes Curtis ChsTleson
Convoy. Tufts do; schTs Nsragansst Nickeson NYork-
day night schr Cassius, Eldrdee for WILMINGTON NC sid
Thursday.
NEw BEpronp, Jan is,Ar schr Eddugton Wilmington,
NC Sid soop Helen. NYork
PORTLAND, Jan l4-r brig Androscoggi Larrabee Ports.
mouth schr Delaware Elliott Of ard I'm NYork 18th brig
RUDY, Mckenzie, Georgetown De- schr Hannah, George
town, DC for Boston.
PnovlpENcE Jan le-Ar soop Rienzi, Durfee, NYok
Newport Cd schr Pacific Smith. Maanz,s. SID schrs Suf
folk Atkins Suffolk Va: fowhattan, Phiad sooi Jos Law
renee NLondon,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-19
NEW ESTABLISHMENT,
For the Exclusive Sale of Choice
PERFUMERY FANCY SOAPS, AND TOILET
ARTICLES
WHoLEsALE AND RrrArL.


WHoLEsALE AND krTAiL r.
.ubeIbsr who s.hbsd at The late Far Of ,hs AHs
and Toilet and ws va: there sy ss
city at No i5s Broadway where he spse
AMY o. no. 70 Be- shr -. LSr0p
advantage the foreign being freshly prepared and TIA.
the Lsborsoy Iausisi PsIe fis. which he fI
many yesrs the director guarantees his possession Of skill
complete assortment choice sIte Of the mos. esIs
snabus his 70 and 70 Choose on and +: has
also mpo1sd from Paris beautiful Of FANCY
NOT soa %he viii chang.
sa
g.ns for the growth Of the hair These MIRACLES he leaves for
hs, ai 10
iIet the most delicate skin nd he os elegant pepa
&c san s:
mf G o rs 81 sHATNe CREAM an s.
which, Il once tried whl always be present in every gentle
Hs Offers b. COSMETIC CREAM. 50 invaluable an .pp
ssss .i's
ed beauy and cleanse the healthy to ure dscr
pes. for the irrissbls hesd and tonic
the debated Scap impaired IN is functions sicknsss and
PbysoloSiea pnepe. squsn, Is.!eIs the hair step is
gans hair are be conio?nded with the thou
,sad samelessy warranted to cure AL
when Represented =. SUCH and IS prepared
s whs nH o%
character. -
For the quality Of his goods he refer Messrs Aspn
WALL Miihau Chiffon and others OF the most resPecrs
able chemists Of this city, who for the last several years have
vended articles Of his manufacture. -
Finally everything his will be represented and
article full satiafacton will only will
ngy but also hapkplly be taken back The susserber i
faith when from the Of the articles theI
much for and he enjons
all his employ the adhe truth and
good faith. A call is respectfully solicited.
EUGENE ROUSSEL,
Manufacturer and Importer of Perfumery,
No. $50 Broadway, between Liberty and Courtlandt
d91 lm<rc and Ia Chestnut street. Philadelphia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-19
MORE CONSERVATION
THAT CONSUMPTION

"
THIS certify, that have been afflicted with cough and
shorness OF breath from infancy took aheavycold which
settled lungs and which physician, alter using
various remedies incurabe had pain in
chest and left SIDE bad cough fever night swea costvsness
dsang Of stomach aud bowels weakness and
osrenRh Having heard ofthe effected
by Schencks Pumonic Syrup determined to fair
trial IL ooened cough and relieved my breathing and
after using time began am this time
perfectly well hearty and attribute recovery solely
the Pulmonc Syrup the by which restored to
health. II excellent medicine, and would recommend
all it, believing that if the directions followed tey
ENOCH SWALLOW,
Hunterdon County New Jeney..
ThS genuine Pumonic Syrup prepared srclusys g the
proprietor, and for sale at his principal once, NO Cos.
lsd street where persons receive advice %
pepsa, and liver complaint, free ofchsrEe.
For sale AZ Dr. Carroll Co.'S, Murray suset a D. oanos
Co., 3 Broadway: G. HutchIngs, 2iJ nieeckef street, and
T.. Ford Fourth Wooster, warrington square,
AID H. Everett % Hudson street
In mind g. Beekman does not sell my orr
rna enuine PuImonc Syrup, and TO avoid deception apply
for the old established medicine. No
j3 m*m :. ~. s.nE.N1 =.
DAYTON's -sUuAE COATED BLENNoRRHEA
Il LOZENGES-A pleasant. safe. and efectual remedy
a. Of the urinary ard genital organs gonorho
afcw days For sale At Messys Fahsestocks Co., John
street; Ninth Avenue and by Druggists generally
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-19

RxAL EsrATE-A Aucton-The three story brick
house AID lot No. State street. % by 100 feet
The bf lick house and lot No 20 Canal street, Is feet 10
inches by - deep, 50, $50.
srock-At Aucton--55 shares capital stock OF the
Manhattan Co. at $50.
The canal boat Revenue, IL months old, tackle &C.,
sold by order u s. marshal, $i05.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-19
Sale of stocks at Boston.

JAN l775 shares Long Island Railroad 4sJ 55 do DE-
Act $50 do do as; Western Railroad ST. 10 do East
Railroad l0t loaf IS Reading Railroad, 2sl
DIS; 100 do do % bo25ds 100 do do 2ss 10 Boston
Worcester Railroad, llil; rs Norwich and Worceste
Railroad So; 46 Auburn and Rochester Railroad l0i
Merrimac Manufacturing Co., SO per cent advance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-19
G. ~ n IA K; IL ClAL.
New York. Saturday

New York, Saturday, Jan. IL.
AsHEs-The market for the past week, in both de-
scrptions, was very quiet Sales few and small
at that The amount of transactions for the week is
said TO be about 800 bbls of Pots rongng in prices
So IS to So 81 and about $50 bbs Of Pearls at 81 1884,
EXPORT FROM lsr TO 18TH JANUARY.
nots, ouis ....... stI
.
BRrApsrrFrs-There was little more frmness mani.
Tested in the market to-day Notwithstanding the una-
vorable state Of the weather. although there
much done yet there evidently disposition to opc-
rate to certain extent for shipping purposes but hold
ers were unwilling to concede to the views purcha
sers; they asking SIS rs, while SIS 62I was offered.
CorroS-There was moderate business done to day
at about steady prices. Sales reported of 800 bales
Since the last arrival there has been enquiry for
shipment but in consequence of the general rmness Of
holders ami some additional advance being demanded in
freight, the purchases have been to small extent We
continue our quotations as follows:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-19
MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK, JANUARY 10.
Arrived.

Arrived
Packet ship Burgundy Wotten, from Havre Dec 5th II
mile; Sc Of the highlands tn m5ze, to Fox Livingston
pox and left the lth On the day
signals with of Grswods London packet ships off Eddy
steering L. lkepored by Colt x Robinsons magnetic
telegraph.
Ship Liberty Norton from Liverpool Dec I3h, with mdze
w Phillips Sailed in with ships Garrlck and Colum
bus for NYork Spoke 3oth Dec, lat Is N Ion 80 w, ship
Virginia.
Brig Diploma Fly from St Mary via Newport deys with
ship timber, 10 Nesmith s Walsh.
Brig Joseph. Gornam. from Bridgeport
Brig Mimic. Robinson, 10 days from Calais.
Sehr Legure Richardson, 10 days from Machias with lum-
Der, TO F Snow.
sch Andromeda Perry days from Thomaston, with lime,
Schr Lucy White, Gibson. days from Thomaston, lime.
Schr Mail, Goodsll, Boston. drys mdz
Schr d Willets Smith, New London.
Schr Com.a, Shepherd, New Bedford.
Schr Myrtle, -, New London, oil.
Schr Fancy Friend Cclly FIN Boston in the Sound
Wind blowing WNW by w and clear.
Sailed.
Ships Yorkshire, and Plato Liverpool; bark Sus Neuvi-
tas bIgs Mozer Gage Belize Honduras Almeda st Marks;
Ann Eliza St Marks; Helen Bremen; Rufus Soule Charles
ton; Washington, do.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-19
Sale of stocks MT BnItimore.

BALTIMORE SrocK BOARD, Jan 16-At the Board Mary.
land IS advanced upon sales Of Wednesday, and closed
at 72i bid, 723 asked. In Baltimore IS, of $780, there
transactions they closed with frmness at "a
asked, % bid-an advance of per the quota
tons Of Thursday. better feeling prevailed at the
Board to-day, with respect to stocks generally.
The MARKETS Considerable sales Of Flour have
been made this week at SIS IL SIS % but operations
seem TO be about suspendng. What effect the news
will have must depend, usual the effect in New
York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-19

MEXICAN RuMoRs.-WAsHINGroN, Jan. Is, 1916.
1t Is said there Is important news in the city from
Mexico to the effect that negotiations going be.
tween the Mexican and French placing
constitutional King upon the throne Of Mexico and
changing the Mexican Republic into a Constitutional
Monarchy for that purpose-the King to be q French
Prince. | give the rumor for what it is WORTH
II current last night, for the first time, and has
been circulated to-day in the halls of Congress and
among the diplomatic circle Il has been credited
by many snd it is reported to have its origin
received al the Department of State direct from Mex
leo. Many here regard It more than probable, while
others discred 1t entirely Stranger events have hap.
pened.-Balti,nore American
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-19
NlQrkel6.

CoLrMBIA, S. c., Jan. li-Since our last quotations.
there has been slight decline in cotton. Prices now
range from 81 to Il cents Very little is coming in from
the country.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-19

Custom Rouss, NEW YoRx.
Collectors Office, January 9th, 1886.
CEALED PROPOSALS will be receive at this Office until
- the 10th light and keep in repair for the Of
the LIST Of February next certain Lamps the
Baltimore the furnish the oil and
every other requisite keep said lamps good order and
diton.
And ALSO take charge Of superntend and keep in their
belonging the United states which situated in the Hud
River, and attached to the District OF New York
Torrance Of the resps ctive contrac1
Persons mark their bids Fropo-
sails for lighting Lamps and keering Buoys the Hudson
River" G. w. LAWRENCE, Collector
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-19

NEW INVENTED
WIGS AND TOUPEES.

DATCHELOR'S invented Wigs and Scalps perfect
ID " resemble the natural hair defy detection L !:
now scarcely Of regret losing indifferent head Of
hair, when perfectly adapted to the countenance
and style Of every and without Of the vexatous
difficulties long experienced by be procur
ed at WIN. BATCHGLOKS, Wall street, near Broadway.
Removed from l65 Broaiway. jal3 2w*r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-19

BosToN, Jan. II, 1916.
The Last Neics from Tiyreii-Raiiroad Petitions to
the Legislature Change in Manufacturing Cor
porotions-The Nert Steamer Grand Operatic
Concert, &c.
The Sheriff of this county received letter yester-
day, from Constable Andrews, the senior officer
who was sent to New Orleans with the requisition
for Tirell, dated January 9th, announcing that he
and his associate Constable Holiness arrived the
scent city the morning ofhat day He says they had
called on Mr. Tirrel at the prison, after their ART
VAL and found him in good spirits conversing freely
and expressing desire to come as soon as possible
Messrs. andrews and Holmes met with several break
downs and delays their journey to New Orleans and
express very favorable opinion of winter at
the south Their friends had advised them to take ship
New York ship, to sail in day or two. Af.er
ting the mishaps which had befallen them Mr. Andrews
cusion that murder in the second degree to send
two humble citizens at this season of the year to New
Orleans"
In the Massachusetts Legislature nothing of particular
interest has yet TRANSFERRED vast number Of petitions
have been presented and referred to the appropriate
committees On Thursday there were thirty railroad
petitions presented to the House. fact which shows that
the railroad mania raging to- an extent never before
S ss eS nss 1
structng short line of railroad to connect with
one Of the main lines already in operation There are
temptation but their success is very problematical to
say the least
An order has been introduced directing that in all
future acts of incorporation for manufacturing purposes
the capital stock shall be divided into shares of 500 EACH
The object of this to enable persons of small to
become stockholders which they cannot do now, the
shares in many of the corporations high $1,000
is believed should this principle be incorporated into
the system, that many operatives in the mills will pur.
chase stock and thus become directly interested in the
Of the establishments 1t will also increase the
number of buyers and in this way have tendency in
crease the market value Of manufacturing stocks.
We are beginning to look for the arrival Of the
steamers it is possible however, that may be the
anxious time before she arrives The desire
TO hear from the other side of the big pond intense at
this time and tho will be read with great avdity
The by the late arrivals at New York has pro.
duced no effect on our market
This evening there is to be grand operate
the Howard Athengum, in which Mr. and Mrs. Seguin,
Mr. Delavant Signor Rbas, and others will appear &C.
companied by full chorus.
The weather has been extremely mild for several
days but to-day we have warm moderate storm,
with every probability that it will turn to rain.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-19
Passengers Arrived.

LoNDos-Shp Swizerland-John Chisholm m, Mrs Chisholm.
Sands Sands !, Sands Eisyin, Leopold Mr.: Leo
Ward, A Ward Lewis, 4 Solomon, X Solomon. and IT
in steersse.
HAvRE-ship Burgundy-Joqn II Hyde, NYork Ferdinand
Cea do; Alexander Philadelphia Joseph Vanconn, Paris and
20 IN the steerage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-19
1872 BROADWAY

I9Z BKOADW AY,
CORNER OF JOHN ST.
TO THOSE WHO SHAVE THEMSELVES
THE celebrity Of Rings Verbena Cream throughout the
United States has been approached by any other
Shaving Soap lis firmly believed nay indeed i is univsI
the penetrating sosning effect the roughest Boards that
the genuine Verbenn Cream does.
Beware Of limitations observe the written signature nm
der the dir ctons for u.e, Of &C f. Ring"
Prepared and for sale wholesale retail and Tor expectation
by G. H. RING, Druggist,
100 Broadway, corner Jvhnstreet,
(Successor of DR.. VIM. H. Milnors)
N Brings Cough Candy and Elixsr Of Life, for sale
bove. dl1 lm'Ic
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-19
PASSAGE FROM AND REMITTANCE TO
GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND.
II ~ ~ M

The subscribers all times prepared make engage
bring by first class American packet
ships sailing from Liverpool days. and thereby
yoding the possibility of detention emgrants port
The SUPERIOR the
well known for their kind treatment to would
to be almost thar about send
the old country for friends win do we'll by selecting this
lneand when those settled for decline coming out the
always refunded the party from whom
received, without deduction
Drafts exchange sight also made by the subscribers
the National Bank Of Ireland Northern Banking Company
National Bank Of Scotland and r. e. Gyn 20. Bankers
London, aud - Crmshaw o. Merchants, Lyerpoo-paya
bic without discount For further particulars apply
SAMUEL THOMPSON NEPHEW,
273 Pearl street.
il lmeodtm Liverpool.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-19
THE NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Proprietor.
Circulation. Forty Thousand.

DAILY HERALD-Eyery day. rnce cent? per copy
81 Is p er annum-pay abie in advance.
WEEKLY HERALD-Every Safuriay-Price 6k cent
per cogy-$sl2H cents per annum-payable in advance
ADVEKTlSEMENTS at the usual prices-always cash
in advance
PRINTING Of all kinds executed with beauty and dos
patch.
&c All letters or communications BY mail, addressed to
the establishment must paid the postage will
deducted from the subscription money RENTED.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
Proprietor Of the
New YoRK HnnAIp EsrA BLmHMRK1
Northwest corner Of Fulton and Nassas s1eea
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-19

THE PARTISAN SECRET.
JUST PyBLIsHED New Trsaslssiou from the French,
feet security against Sexual under all
without the Of Medicine dsagreeable ecessity
versaliy UNDERWOOD and employed by OF fashion
Paris London, and other large cities.
BY ALEXANDER LEBdU M, M. d.,
Member of the Faculty Of Medicine OF Pars-Physcian
Rue q St Honorc 90 Paris
Pubished by Robert H. amout, Legal Deputy Dr. LIE
bsum, 100 Washington It, Boston. Price 62 cents copy
for All orders should be addressed paid,
Robert H. Dumort above.
For sale in New " TX, only by WYATT kETCH-
UNI l2 Fulton ST. Philadelphia, Colon Adrance, in the
Arcade Chesnut st dis fmsr