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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-01

WI gfrhI Nafely OF MEsrs cnId Slipper
B's'k and Fancy culofed Half Gaheu, &c. &c. &c.
C~IIILDREN'S SHOES
SOO ,or> chtdrcns' Shoes. embracing every ,ize.
style rnce and quality that IL m ,nuiaeinrcd.
large and general assortment oi Mems
aud Bns Palm Leaf Hats.
ALSo-A large sssonnen, of Spanish SIle Leo.
-n'f' Ni""ncco. KID ] in'ng and Binding Skins Shoe
Shoe Nails, Pegs &c.
The Above. ioeeIher " nh a variety Of other kinds
ie"ders oar stock large and complete. a., d We would
respectfully invite all Who may be ia want ri
'nyih'ng IN our line 10 cali and eIamine oar stock
'el"fe purchasing. as We ihuk hey will find u To
ineU advantage. MCLALLEN e. KNOX
az
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-01
NEW AND CHEAP GOODS

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-17
Superior Court.


FEB l6.-The morning hour was consumed in empa-
nclins jury, and quite number Of absentees were
two three motions were heard, when the following
case was brought forward
Taylor and Hunt vs. 81. John and Bnr.-Both parties
in this suit quite extensively engaged practical
hatters in this city II appears that the plaintiffs in this
action entered into an agreement with the defendants,
for the manufacture of large lot of fur hat bodies and
furnished the fur for this purpose that they
the manufacture Of these hats during the past summer
and returned to the plaintiffs 1862 Of them. They
subsequently finished and disposed Of by the plaintiffs
to their customers abroad who began enter their
complaints as to their inferior quality that they were
ticle represented The PLAINTIFF therefore, bring this
suit recover damages not emily for the substitution
ment but for damages sustained by Thorn in having given
grounds for complaint among large class Of custom
sr The defence deny all knowledge Of having been
srent article than that manufactured by them from the
stock furnished BY the plaintiffs The whole case
ttuts OF very general interest Verdict to morrow
Before Judge Vanderpoel
Samuel Connolly vs. George CLnek-This was an &C.
occupied the premises OF the defendant who keeps the
Bulls Head tavern corner Of Gath street and I'd
s months Of sna Jo,
that while he confined by Illness defendant took
forcble possession thereof and admitted another tenant
OF the profession that he converted his stock and
fixtures to his own use, and still retains the same.
The defence insist that the plaintiff voluntarily sbsn
donsd these premises that he was man of irregular
habits and not to be depended upon and being necss
sary that should occupy this shop for the con-
Of ths defendant. guests and boarders he gave
to the present occupant the privilege he enjoys
The Judge charged that inasmuch the law affords all
necessary protection TO the landlord precpae
steps were jus6able. The jury gave verdict OF Hfy
dollars for the plaintiff
Edgar Hurry vs. Francis j. Louis-This was au action
brought to recover damages sustained by the plaintiff
consequence Of an alleged nuisance, situated in Troy
street between Greenwich and Warrington streets and
IN the upper part Of the city. The defendant distl
cr rehDer and manufacturer of cider vinegar &C. and
the vapors arising thefetrom being very dssgresabe
and uncomfortable to the plaintiff and his family, brings
this complaint This case simply presented the
part Of the plaintiff when the court adjourned II will.
oicourse be continued and should any thing
OF during its further progress We will give
more extended report Of IT,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-17
FIT 81 EITSI

TvAN'S VEGETABLE ExTKACT-An infallibe rene
dy for Epieptc Fits Falling Sickness Convusioss,
ke-The medicine. which is purely vegetable, IL the only
remedy that has been discovered which will positively
this hitherto invuluerable disease IL well known,
from time immemora physicians have pronounced Epeptc
Fits ncurable has bsfed all their skill, and the bossted
power OF all medic and consequently thousands have su
ersd through miserable yielded up their
lives upon the altar OF insanity This no fiction, the
ernal feelings Of nnumerAble hearts will bear testimony
And with all difference the opinions Of physicians The
earned and great positively, Epilepsy be cured
We not OF how long standing what the effects
duced by IT, be cured The Vegetable Extract IL all
powerful curing this dread scourge the human family
hundreds have been cured and the certificates Of may
be the principal Office 1884 Grand street. New York
where the afflicted invited call and have their
amned snd advice free Of charge Let those who doubt
the efficacy OF the Vegetable Extract who think their
hopeless let such cali the following psrsons no have
either been cured, orare using the medicine.
Mrs. JaLc Bennett whose afflicted for eight
years with Epitic Fits cured by using the Vegetable
Exusct-csIl and see her at III Grand st.
Mr. Jacob Petty, who afflicted for four with Epi
eptc Fits cured by using the Vegetable EIsct; call
ana see Delaney street Mrs Eleanor w. Kif
afflicted twenty with Epeptc Fits and cured by
using the Vegetable exaet-caiI and her at Yorkve,
with Epilepte Fits now using the Vegetable Lntr
other, may be called on desired Price 81 per bots
and corrupt humo ,as pyy5ysF hs pGcd fmss cents
aU- Principal Once iN Grand st., New York fis im'n
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LEFT OFF WARDROBE AND FURNITURE
WANTED.
l59 BROADWAY.

PERFUMERY ESTABLTSHMENT
THE Subscriber his thanks his friends and the
ne my
lowing very inteSibe proofs thai be capable Of offering
9fsa sI S son:
a: as'
with t Med. he
oIiv The SisS
addition which The foreign s
to e Il p si w :ss
hs and rs . .n a
them the prePsstion,
He rs himself ha, his
who to prefer article, merely because
.ss r.
hand perfect Of the best foreign psamer and
according to the Judgment or preference of In
The subscribe. most respectfully solicit. call from those
being 70 the purchaser He
to n
50 per cent cheaper than they buy elseTheTs
,,,. Manufacturer and Importer Of Tolss so.S:.
y epo No Courlandt street. The Subscribers original
OF the genuine Walnut Oil Mill
try Shaving Soap which We warrant all other pre-
to any orders line We have constantly
hand hi hly scented Almond, Rose Musk Windsor Palm.
Croon eating Soap and splendid article well suited
produce rich and pleasant ahe Together with large
general tment Of Perumery Esence &c. both Foreign
our celebrated Cryslins Candles for the West nd. and
Grocers Dru ygis and dese gdusral rsquesred
jsim-r JOHNSON. vRooM L FOWLER
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Doctor Boussac, Of the parish of PlaquemIne, Ia
was killed on the night Of the Ah instant IN
manner lie was called upon to vista SICK man, anu
on his way the horse took fright, ran away ana oross
the carriage to pieces The doctor was nro~n " "o
ground, his skull fractured, and he died Instantly
The legislature Of nnnsa S, meet in New ore
leans, on the 9th inst
The most marrying man in Boston is the Rev.
Mr. streetsr Univsrsalist Clergyman He has married
re 1880 ,bs Iast wear Not equal to old Psrson B. of
Nsw mpshirs who said he had contaminated, within
the year, % marriages"
The spacious edfcc known as the City Hospital
in Vicksbug, Miss, was destroyed By hre on the "a
instant and an Indian woman and negre child persisted
in the flames.
The Grand Jury now In session IN buffalo,
brought in true bills of indictment for wifu murder
against Gouchs and the two Msloys who killed Bannsn
some days since. They will probably be tried tn>
March term.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-17
ATLA yTIC WHTTE LEAD

ATLANTIC WHITE LEAD.
THE ATLANTIC WHITE LEAD COMPANY having
for Whit ,s Ls both by nd in OH
sIpenss the siesnon Or the worls which Would IN
avaled themselves of every modern improvement for thai
Being well aware, from long familiarity with the differ
sold market that By far the greater proportion
ayts an article q much
s w n o D:
T. s S &c
p.ny passed uasnimou.iy the
&. ae White Of ON:
quality Of White Lead both Dry and Ground OIL that TO
'ush e 4. who may pareh... Their Lead" ,, d.
% ;; sa o Is s
Will only tend to the greater durability Of the Paint
will % found much more economics. il f. P DE
~s s Sa s sssa with
and
Black Paint Yellow ochre spaniih Brown Paris Green,
a.iss been general Agents for the Company all
'''''' 'A'A'N y PoLLEN COLGATE,
II 2m.r 2s1 Pearl street. corner Of Bsekman street
OFYIcE rHr MEkcANrILE MUTUAL INsuRANeE Co: /
Tias ss ssid lie Ones tho
on S a 1. II
and Lnw % Vice y
BY order OF the Trustees
ELLWOOD WALTER, Secretary.
The Mercantile Mutual Insurance Company Ne. s. Wall
confines its business Marine freight and
cargo.
Hundred Thousand Dollars have been received and further
additions are daily being made to its assets. .
il believed offers greater protection and larger
N' '-'.'' ''''' AA' TRUSTEES
Thomas Hunt, Jas. Mccullough, Thos Achelis,
VIM. q. Langley, Septimus Crooks. Geo. w. Taylor,
Henry Sheldon, Charles Payen, Levi Cook,
Tho: sseNs Nelson. l. Mo,a ss" ssSI.
Wilson g Hunt w. c. Atwater, Alexis 8. Baker,
Stewart G. Marsh, w. A. Keteltas M. Ward,
Geo. Hastings Chas. g. Carleton, Leonard KIRBY.
G. w. A. Rodgers, Lucius Hopkins, Jas. e. Hallock,
Henry Jessop, Daniel g. Hanland, 8. r. jenkins,
JOSEPH WALKER, President,
LEWIS GREGORY, Vice President.
ELLwooD WALTER, Secretary d286m'rc
OFFICE OF JEFFERSON INSURANCE COMPANY I
- INV YoRK, February I'd, 1876 !
AN ELECTION for Directors Of this Institution for
the ensuing year. held this day the following named
ucman were elected such
Thomas WThorne. Elisha Riggs,
Thomas T. Woodruff, Arson Baker,
b. X. Robson M. ID. Joseph Drake,
Thomson Price, Josph Allen
Moses Tucker, James e. Holmes,
John X DAWSON John r. Moore,
John II. Lee, William X Thorn.
Caleb e. Tunis Thomas Morrell,
Francis p Sage, Eugene BoRart,
John L. Merritt, Robert Smith,
! At a subsequent meeting Of the Board THOMAS w.
THOHNE, Esq unanimously reelected President for
| the ensuing year GEO. II. HOPE SECRETARY - rc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-17
NEW YORK, TUESDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY II, 1916


THE ARTISTS OF AMERlcA-A series of BiograPhi-
cal Sketches OF American Artists, No. !. New
York, Baker " Scrlbner. We learn from the pre-
iace that the immediate object of this series Of bio
graphical sketches, is to make artists and their
works better known at home. Abroad, this is not
necessary, for there they have always been better
known and better appreciated than in their own
country. The names OF such men as West, Alston,
Durand and Powers, are a sufficient pledge Of the
truth OF this statement. The present number en-
braces biographical sketch of Washington Allston,
lowing beautiful poem, which is from the pen Of a
gentleman of talent, who occasionally favors us
with poetical contributions, and, as usual, EXHIBITS
his rare originality and harmonious verslficati0n.
Washington Allston.
Ms,hoash, saw funeral Ssnd following thee
Twas not the tread Of moals bat strange ethereal
plain.
The Dead Man Of Elisha pass d sadly in my dream.
Ea m from he Desert snd ns from IN The sun
Mourned in tearless silence the great departed one
Rosalie radian. form ther1her tIe,.e. flowing Wild
Sui and the Witch Of Ender-snd then Bloody Hand.
Floated before Spalatro as he followed in the band
Monsldi, gazing wildly, moved with an air efpridei
G ga sna and xna
And men, the noble and the brave and anda
Alss sas wings Ss skies.
The prophet pro Jsrsmiah = he stood Of OLD oa
Fair Rebecca the wehose streaming fast
VIII The imperial Miriam who slowly g,dsd past. ao0s
With his curling lip and tear upon his tongue
They gathered round the yawning group Of Shadows
wild,
And pour tears Of incense DER Cslumbs gifted child
The night wind blew solemn drge and bright twnked
dim
He rested from his abors and his works did follow him."
CALEB LYON, or LYorspALr.
New York, Feb. 10th, 1876.
We commend the work to the attention of those
who wish to have our artists appreciated in their
own country The reputation of the author, G. Ed
wards Lester, Esq, is guaranty that it will be
conducted with ability.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-17
TO HOTELS, TAVERNS,

RQARDiNG HOUSES and all who like their Furniture to
Be poess clear and bright For giving the highest polish
for requiring iess labor in using stains for
cesnllness and cheapness Cream undo
niably superior to any, CHAS. H. RING, Agent,
flo im-r 1872 Broadway, corner John street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-17

They all Of the first class ably commanded with
Communications for passengers ample and cemmodous The
price Of passage in the ssbe So sTslqsye ofwuss and
sTontlne Building, No. ss Wall street
Goods sent to the for forwarding will be subject
other than the actually paid
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-17
1872 BROADWAY,

1872 BROADWAY,
CORNER OF JOHN ST.
TO THOSE WHO SHAVE THEMSELVES.
THE celebrity Of Rings Verbena Cream" throughout the
United States has never been approached by other
Shaving Soap Ii II firmly believed nay univer
sally admitted that article hitherto discovered posesses
the sotening effect the boards
the genuine Verbena Cream does.
Beware ofimason. and observe the written signature
Prepsed and for sale Wholesale retail Tor eYporatou
By q. H. RING, DmgAst,
l92 Broadway corner John street,
lSuccessor OF DR.. VIM. H. Milnar's.)
N. B-Rnss Cough Candy and Elixsr Of Life for
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-17

In THE fREss TO DE PUBLISHED at the "Beacon'
Omes this n Ss bX g YALE No Franklin Square,
rsy periodical consisting Of original articles and the reprint
are works Among other articles the first number will
tain Vael Astronomical Card and celebrated "Thre
impo.,or learned work Of the 18th century, tran,lared
from the Latin These will also be for sale pamphlet form
sale also, voltaires Dictionary, volneys Ruins,
With keness-a good edition The works Of Thomas Paine
WEEKLY Beacon, he. jaIl imeod. nc
PURSUANCE Of order Of the Surrogate Of the Coun-
OF New York-Notice il hereby given all persons
having claims against John Conway late OF the City Of New
York 70 present the with the vouchers
thereof TO the Subscribers the residence II Richard Con-
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the fifteenth day OF August next.
RicH ia Is CONWAY. SErecutor-
Dated New York. the 10th day Of February 1915.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-17
DOCTOR ARNT'S
r ELLEN S ALV E.

EOR WOUNDS, Bruises. Burns, Chronic Sores or Swell
liags, Plies, Ulcers and Infamsd Breasts, i Is also
houHh sk twill soon render transparent clear and soft
am highly gratfed to hear that The Relief Save," pre-
pared BY DR. Charles Amt being introduced the pubc
the confidence Of your customers decidedly superior to
any other preparation with which have
.nd Freely and ehesry eo%m.ndea 70 oths
withhold expression Of surprise happy effects
have known to produce several cases Of named breasts
tErrsc from letter written by afemale her relatively
Mcnday morning calleda Mrs Holbert She had fer
a s es
ed Arnt Relief sve that night and he next day. and to my
Ing twice had directed The milk started .esm ;p key
put the child e her and they now both doing very
the save to them. very glad Of being the means oidons
good in the world.n
3es,oI Halloet-sI: That the great virtue Of Amt. Re
state few facts connected with my About twenty
received injury from the fragment Of bursting
time uch distress and pain and finally i re-
suited in difused aneurism, aiding my leg and foot
to ali the sure cures and highly recommended Pain Er
TRACTORS &C., Sc. with no beaeft
seat eIcruciatng PAIN and had ali the appearances Of
immediate modification advised that in order
various highly remedies, Sai found no relief
until was persuaded to try the Relief saye" After the
healthy appearance BY using two boxes the swelling and
and my ss beam; entirely mi free
do therefore recommend strongly others suE
f;rnE from similar aictons and have doubt w
recommended Respectfully yours &c, ,.o>,s
French. Hotel No 10, Fulton . rAssN ss York
Sold Wholesale and retail by the principal agent CHARLES
II. RING, Dugsist aud Chemist ls2 Broadway, Of
John street and BY most Of the respectable druggists
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1846-10-29

ing from Philadelphia to st. Louis, and tn
other formed by Mr.. Bravo, from st. Louis
to New Orleans.
The citizens of New Orleans in particular
and the western country generally, are IN
debted solely to the eXertions OF MIR. Bravo
for the establishment Of these companies, and
for the probable completion of these lines, as
he has under the most discouraging and adj
verse circumstances, succeeded in forming
them. We trust this cnterprizing gentleman
will receive that countenance and support
from that section of the country, which will
be so much benefited by his efforts, which he
so richly deserves.
the above the following " Another link of
{ universal lightning line has just gone into
successful operation. The Philadelphia and
Harrisburg section of the Atlantic and Ohio
telegraph was completed and worked on the
10th as far as Lancaster with substantial iron
cord, instead of light copper wire-the cord
will also be Immediately substituted between
Lancaster and Harrisburg. Time and space
will thus soon be virtually annihilated in cor
respondence between the political and COM
mercial capitals of Pennsylvania, and the peo-
pie throughout the whole breadth of the state
will speedily participate in the advantages of
the lightning line,'as the arrangements insure
completion of the telegraph west of
Harrisburg to Pittsburg, and indeed to Gin
and Cleveland in Ohio"
The New York correspondent of the Gin
Atlas says: "The arrangements for
erecting a telegraph line between this city
and New Orleans, by the way of Cincinnati
are about completed, and in the course of six
we shall be enabled to talk to you by
lightning. '-RaRr0ad Journal,
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1846-10-29

ty of prudential committee, in case Of tho H.,
ability of the clerk 10 make the return roou HiS
ed by law, OF the scholars of the distIict
passed Reducing the capital stock Of tbo
Bank OF Mlddlebury the charter of which wos
extended the last session to $75, 900: passed
IN addition to chap. II of r. S. so as to cT.
tend the jurisdiction of sherifs and their den-
utles to the entire State: passed. 0eF-
Resolution. By Mr.. Rich, directino tbo
Librarian to inform the Senate ofthe eynenSe
OF building the State Prison, and of it's annr'
al maintenance.
HOUSE.
Reports. Bill for the suppression Of howl
ing alleys, which was explained and sustain.
ed by Messrs. Smith, of Weston, and Toir-
child A motion to dismiss the bill was lost
I40 to 43, and the bill was laid on the tabIe
By General Committee, against the net;t;on
OF IT, W. Kelley and others, and thew had
leave to withdraw bill to punish unlawful at.
temPts to cause abortion was ordered to n
third reading.
Engrossed bills. Senate bill, relating to
the collection of taxes amended on motion
OF Mr. Brown, SO as to require selectmen to
APPOINT some competent person to collect
where there is no proper officer for the
purpose, and passed. Taxing the county of
Washlngton ; passed. Annexing part of
to Mortified passed.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1846-10-29
The Magnetic Telegraph.

The application ofthis great discovery to
practical purposes is no longeran experiment;
and we notice with qualification that its util-
ity is being appreciated in every section Of
orr country. We alluded briefly, a few
weeks ago to the probable establishment Of a
line of communication by this means between
Pittsburgh or Buffalo, and Cincinnati, and
thence to Louisville land SO south. 1t appears
that the business men in the west are now
aoitatino the subject in good earnest; and
there is prospect that the line will be contin-
ned through the whole south and west, within
n short period. OF the great benefits result
inc to the commercial interests from this in
~yention, it is now quite unnecessary to
sneak. The mercantile community are well
nnnrised of its usefulness, and the ready trans
mission of foreign as well as domestic intel
Iigonce bv this means,is now fully understood.
Tbc western market is most especially inter
ested in the matter-and we are gratifed to
leoyn. bv late papers from that region, that
The mercantile public are especially alive to
its great Importance.
Un00n this subject the press in the west gene
rally appear to be very deeply Interested
In every ouarter,from Pittsburgh to New Or
leans. the same feeling prevails, and there is
now no doubt that the line will be "put
through" at a very early day. Such men
have Undertaken the project, as are not baf-
fled or discouraged by small difficulties, and
we MAY very soon expect to hear that Boston
and New York I" talk with New Orleans by
lightning p The Herald informs us that Mr.
ID. Bravo, of New Orleans, left New York on
the 18th ult. on his return home, having com.
.,Ie,ed his arrangements for the extension Of
Is rapid and important method of communi.
,tion from Philadelphia to New Orleans
lis efforts have been highly successful, and
,oder his energetic management, a few
, ntbs will suffice to complete the line. Il
rds, says the Herald, from Philadelphia
lrrisburg, Pittsburg, Wheeling, Cincin,
Huntsville, St. Louis, Nashville, Memphis
.ksburg, Natchez to New Orleans. Thi
% will comprise two companies, one extend