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Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-10-17
Estate ofJarius Robinson, deceased

LSsJEtt . Ut 70 =. t''0S't' 1V-~I.lS o :
YUyHE undersigned hereby sivss notice 70 the
{ heirs at law and all Others interested in the
said estate. thar he has been legally appointed
administrator Of the above estate: al persons
thereios having claims against said estate are re-
quessed 10 present them 10 the uldsrsizasd. Legal
III asihsniica:sd; aud AL thusa indebted 10 the
said deceased, are hereby notified 10 call On the
undersigned ard make immediate settlement and
payment. As fae unisrsignei is determined 70 have
the .lTsirs Of sala ssta.e settled without delay.
ISAaJ, = LANDER.
4 5u1ia sf,ztus OF said eStasf.
7a,ch Gis o.. 8, 1876. 2i-Ji
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-10-17
Taken Up

DY the subscriber a, Waterloo on Giant river,
} dark bay mare about 10 years old, with a
nnigs stare 10 her tarehead. The oNass Is re-
Tested - call and prove p5opetn paw charges and
take SAID aars away. DANIEL L. BURT.
Oct Ian 1916 3 IT.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-10-17
Estate QfPatrick Do,cliag deceased

NTOTICE Is hereby gwen 10 all persons who
! I bough, property at ae sa lie made ty Francis
Brady, administrator Of the said Estate, that
an the notes aud accounts whirh have not been
arranged by the said Bfa.I,, are eit ~ the hands
Of toe Undersigned, with positive INSTRUCTIONS to
have them cnllscteI without delay Therefore
all those VINO have notes or accounts unsettled bad
better attend 10 business inmediasely-ioE l viii
certainly obey my instructions
H. Il. Golfer.
Lancaster, Oct l7,h 1915 32-3i.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-10-17
Pine Lumber.

100000 5 f. ed. %,'; to, L :s.. BY T q:
Undersigned. lhis season in loss 70 suit purchasers ;,
Of leo 1sst 10 leo. $50 feet may be wanted, f0l
ready pay. for that IS The ieoei. B'is esa ne flsH
Of aav iensta Of boards uu'6sf, IRON III set 10
20 fest. > WAHSt.N
WSasg's NlD, Mss >, 1876. g.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-10-17
Justice Court.

Joel Allen Barber and Nelson Dewey, partners
doing business under the name, firm and style of
Barber & Dewey, vs.. Rockwell Cowles.-In AT
tachment.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-10-17
ID l ID.

In Beetwon. on the lO,h Instant. after a short
but seve Illness Miss MARGARET COX
aged about % years.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-10-17

We have hand, to which We making frs
quen' additions of fresh supplies, large and rich
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-10-17
FANCY GOOr..

Merino Shawls; StocF
Tanan Plaid do handkerchief;
Plain do Fashionable ribbon;
Cashmere do Umbrellas;
Cravats; Capes;
Also-an elegant selection of Dress handkerchief
and Points.
The subscribers begleave especially to invite
the attention of ladies to their very rich and cx-
tensve variety of materials for fashionable dress
es. comprising nearly every description of fabrics
that are WON.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-10-17
Also, variety of
Ready Made Clothing.
BOOTS IND SHOES

Our stocks of Boots and Shoes are of the very Les
quality, and of all kinds and sizes.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-04-25

=: II. P.9L.uER, EsQ., at hts Reoi Es.
tate aud Coal once. corner OF Sd and CIsrs,ssf
Streets, Philadelphia. 70 authorized to act az
.Fsenf, and receipt for all monies dss fhfs
emce. for subscription or adcerfising.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-04-25

CO AN EcLIrsE OF THE Sun will come of to.
day, Saturday the 25th,) and will commence a
few minutes before l2 o'clock, at noon. twill
be the last large eclipse that will be visible here
for eight years, and the last that will be total in
this section Of country, until August, 1869. 1t
will not appear total eclipse in any part of the
United States.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-04-25

10 We are indebted to Gen Cass, Gen Ca
meron. Hon James Pollock and others, for pub.
lie documents.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-04-25

10 Tax STATE OF TowANDA.-The poets' of
repeated line that "westward. the star Of en-
pire takes its way" does no longer hold good
in this state, so far a. the everlasting state Of
Williamsport 10 concerned. II was but ysster.
day that she
'wore her blushng honors thick upon her,"
and yet, now there ''none 90 poor a. to do her
reverence The Star Of Empire has taken
northern direction. Towanda, in Bradford coun.
~, II is said, has become the pet Of the present
administration. Bradford county is undoubtedly
a great and important county. 1t contains some
great and important men, as the records and pro.
ceedings Of the last legislature will sbundantly
prove. Besides, IT is the only county in the state
that is represented by q free trade man in Con.
gress and whose great men are opposed to tariff
of discrimination against foreign governments
for the protection of home industry. and who at
the same time advocate determinations in favar
Of one section Of the state to the prejudice of an
other-who are in favor Of taxing anthracite coal
because they produce none, and who are opposed
TO taxing bituminous coal and lumber because
they produce it themselves. Their very just and
equitable notions of free trade, and their orpo
sition to the present tariff may account in some
measure, for the favor which they find in the
eyes of the present administration.
uJ Hon. JOHN SSrDER.-We neglected, last
week, to state that writer in the American SEN
tinel strongly recommends Mr.. Snyder as pro-
per person to fill the Office of Collector at the
loJo - or
whose nomination will most probably be reject
ed Mr.. Snyder has many true and warm friends,
who would be pleased to see him appointed to
that Office. That he would faithfully and no.
nestly execute the duties of that station, no one
who knows him would doubt.
| Co AN EcLIFsE OF THE Sun will come of to-
day, Saturday the 25th) and will commence q
few minutes before l2 o'clock, at noon. 1t will
he ths last large ec Ipee that N IN he visihla
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-04-25

20 FOREIGN News, this week, has crowded
upon US in rapid succession. The last news by
the Caledonia is fifteen days later, but does not
bring any important intelligence, excepting Sc
veral great victories Of the British over the ma.
tves of India. The British have been making
great complaints on account of the annexation Of
Texas, while they do not hesitate to slaughter
thousands to extend their domnons in India.
20 The Gazette Of last week feels disposed
to find fault with US in relation to our charges a.
gainst Vim. B. Foster and the manner in which
his nomination was effected by the influence of
the present administration. As we have never
asked for any Office from the Governor or Canal
Commissioners, nor have any in expectancy for
ourselves or friends, we shall act in regard to
them, as we have heretofore in relation 10 all
public func,ionaries, and express our opinions Of
their course, without fear, favor or affection The
amenable to the Governor, is we'll understood.
Every man of common dscernment can see that
there is now a closer ccnnexion between the Go.
| vernon and the majority Of the Canal Board than
there ever was before. They are bound togeth.
er by the cohesive power of Office. They know,
from the state of feeling that now exists, that it
will be necessary to put forth all their united en-.
erges to effect their purposes Hence the per-
feet harmony and concert Of action in all their
counsels. Hence the plan Of postponing all ap-
pointments until after the nomination of the Con-
ven,on. At least four -6fths OF the Democracy
on this side of the river, in this county, are op.
posed to Mr.. Foster, and il the Gazette cannot
see any cause for this opposition, we have only
to pity it for its dulness of perception. Cover
nor Skunk owed his election entirely to the ac-
tivity, vigilance and magnanmity of the friends
of Muhlenberg Had they been less active he
would have been defeated. The effects that i,
might have on the presidential election, stimua.
ted them TO renewed exertons. We are opposed
to these coalitions among office. holders to con
tinue themselves in Office. We are in favor o.
the one term principle, because it obviates these
corruptions. We are opposed to the re.nomina
tion of Gov. Shunk because his nomination viii
bring with it certain defeat, notwithstanding the
influence OF the Canal Board may be used as
means to perpetuate themselves and the presen
administration in Office. The fact that out o
thirteen Of the delegates who voted for Mr.. Eos
ter, eleven have been appointed to office, speak
louder than words. Ii the Gazette intends to de
fend Mr.. Foster from these charges, they ha,
better commence soon, as their labors may in
crease to such an extent, as to render the thin,
hopeless.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-04-25

DAsviLLE BRipeE.-The Legislature has pas.
sed new charter Incorporating Company to
build bridge over the North Branch of the Sus.
quehanna at Danville, to take effect three months
after the date of its passage. Three months are
thus given to the old Company to decide wheth-
er they can rebuild the Bridge or not. Ifthey
conclude to 60 on and rebuild, then the new char
ter be null and void; if the old Company decide
not to rebuild. then active measures can be taken
for the erection Of Bridge under the new char
ter. The new law was promptly granted by
the Legislature. At the request of public
meeting Of citizens of Danville, PETER BALDY,
Esq. repaired to Harrisburg, on the Sd inst, to
ask for tho passage of bill and he returned on
the lth inst. with new charter DanviAe In
teAigeneer.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-04-25

TnE MARYLAND WaEAT Caos looks well, and
bids fair to yield abundantly.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-04-25

10 THE SUsQUEHANNA AND PHILADELPHIA.-
We have been informed that such is the crowd o!
merchandise sent to Pottsville by the Rail Road,
for the Susquehanna trade, that it is impossible
TO despatch it fast enough from the Philadel-
phia depot. At Pettsville the store houses are
all filled, and it is difficult to accommodate this
sudden and increased trade, occasioned by the in
juries sustained by the canal. This merchandise
is all transported by wagons from Pottsville, to
and through Sunbury, Danville and Cattawissa,
on the Susquehanna. The distance from this
place to Pottsville, by the turnpike, is forty
miles. twenty-five miles of rail road wonld
make the connection complete between this place
and Philadelphia, and it is important that this
link should be made without delay The trade
on the road alone would justify it, but the inte-
rest of Philadelphia and the Reading Rail Road
Company earnestly demands it. The taverns on
the turnpike can scarcely accommodate the ira.
vel and business of the road One of the taverns
about half way between this place and Pottsville
few nights since, We understand, lodged up
wards of sixty persons.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-04-25

10 IMPoRrASr.-Commitfeee Of Conference on
the Oregon Qnesfion.-On the 2ist, on motion
of Mr.. Haywood, the Senate agreed to the ap'
pointment ofa Committee of Conference, by bal.
lot, to consist of three. Messrs. Berrien, Hay
wood and Corwin were elected, each having
about 80 votes. On the part of the House,
Messrs. C. j. Ingersoll, Owen and Hilliard were
appointed the committee TO meet the Senate
Committee. The Senate Committee are all
favorable to compromise on the 4sth parallel,
and the probability is that the Senate notice. which
leaves the matter Of notice with the President
will be adopted by the Committee Of Conference
if they act jointly, as Mr.. Hilli4rd is 40 man
II they shonldae sepsrately, there may be nc
agreement, and the matter will again come be
fore the two Houses.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-04-25

r The Legislature adjourned on Wednesday
last. The Danville and Pottsville Rail Road
finally passed. Gen. Ross was elected speaker
of the Senate.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-04-25

~ On our first page our readers will FL
some interesting foreign news; some good po
try, and other Entertaining articles.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-26
Navigation OF the Ohio Niver.
MONEY MARKET
Sunday, Jan. 26-6 p.


The stock market closed, yesterday very firm at our
quotations. and the tendency prices upwards The
transactions at both boards after the by steamer
became known, were very large, and the advance on
prices current the day previous varied from three to
Ave per cent This improvement was produced entirely
by the compile xon Of foreign sdvces. The change
in the ideas Of stock spsculators yesterday, very
great generally considered that the would
be verj unfavorabls, and that markets would be
much d. pressed after the arrival the steamer instead
Of which the advices have been highly satisfactory and
the disappointment has been agreeable, that very
rapid rise took place stocks and confidence generally
and Liverpool give encouraging accounts Of the
present and prospective condition Of commercial adais
in Great Britain and in Europe than find in files
and altogether have not received important in
tegence from the other side for many years and com
ing Does this time when Congress 10 in session,
and junt before the spring business commences, must
have very great effect upon political and CONNER
cial rs-an effect that WILL anticipate, DO attend.
ed wi. the most satisfactory results.
The Prosperity of this country will rather be ncreas
ed than retarded by this little excitemen acted, for
time, a. a check upon any out Of the leg-
channel and npped in the bud whatever specua-
tive operations might have been in contemplation An
uninterrupted Of trade for any great length OF
time Is likely to derange many Of is ramiacafions ana
endanger its prosperity; and therefore, LOOK upon
these temporary checks from time to time as so many
safety valves that prevent any very serious explosion
from expansion.
We annex table giving the quotations for stocks In
this market for each day Of the week just closed and
for the last dsy Of the previous week. There very
little variation in prices until yesterday, when sd
vance, varying three to Ave per cent expert
sneed. Desperate attempts were made to break down
the Market but the accounts from the other side
were of such favorable character that all the efforts
proved abortive.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-26

The quantity of arrivals yesterday increased conside
rably from the return to their usual regularity OF the
various means Of communication with the city. Inc
following list IL extracted the various regstries :
Macon, Georgia; Chas Burke, N. H.; Edwd X steele
Philadelphia; w. Andrews, Connecticut; Mr. Crusner
Secry Of Legation Russia; A. Msckay, England kich'd
and o. Morris, Philada.; w. Kendall N. York
AsroR.-Thos. Hogan, Lendon; r. b. Lumley, w. Sc
born, CHM ChasA Clark Hartford; James Pike, Maine
MIR. Edgerton New LoLdon; +. Allen, do; Messrs
suazy, Cobb, Nelson, Baxter, and Eaton, Boston;
bee; Mr. Davis Buffalo; J. B: Gregory. Albany; r. Can
ington Oswego; Jos c. Morrison, Toronto; D. c. Water
man. N. Bedford; n. b. Nudge Lynn, Mass 8. Stevens
Albany; w. A. Wellman, Boston; John II. Starr, r. +
Haneson Baltimore, l.. Oud, w .Rcharby, England;
Z Lambert, Philada.; w. Allen, Boston; Mr.. Ward do
Reads Hartford MIR Davids, Buffalo; Gregory vose,
Albany; Thos. Ridgeway. England.
HowARp-T B. Richards, N. York; Thomas wilkins
Rocky Mountains H. Moses A. Benedict Syracuse; Jos
Smith, ST. Louis; G. Robinson, Providence; T. Caldwell
Philada; C. H. Roach, do; H Tullman, Maine; F. Wal
kerr Albany; A. B. sempe, B. Sterne; Louisville Ky; D.
l.. Burkalow, st. Louis; w. II. King do; j. B. and w
Canover, Philada.
Cry Smith, Connecticut; G. II. Grstiot Mich
David and Geo. Hensbaw, Boston; T. Cardwell, Phada
j. Hoyt Connecticut; j. NJ. Farren. washng ton; A.
Bender, Galena; r. 6. Robinson, Virginia; G. Dsvisop
Buenos Ayrss; Campbell Phada; N. Merrilat. Suisse
J. Ferguson, Baltimore A. Wells, Philadelphia; Messrs
Woodbury. and Story, Boston.
FRASKLIS. J. L. Briggs, Springfield; Geo. smith
Philada j. Cummings do; J. BELOW, N e; Messr :
Parsons Hall, Paterson; Carter Lewis, Boston; y
Newhall, Mass; @ Duroch N. Orleans; Mr.. stacey
Gloster; J. b. whitcher, Mass; j. staples DoNohi
Aldridge, Mass :,
Glosx-J w. steinhoven, Providence; r stennar =
Y. Robt Walter, J. q. jackson, England y. oianei'
Baltimore.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-26


Rockwell and Stone at the Bowery Ann
phtheatre-These by their wise enlsrg
ing and suting this have made popular than
has been before since first
Tonight bill OF unparalleled strength offered Nsmersus
and nsi spectacle called IN. SEras,dsr Gorr Ths
pageant still sustain its we'll earned fame The Abyssnian
Songers will precpitste their ideas also for the s time
All who have not Moseey the unrvasd and bssst
full Mrs Gardner should 20 without delay
Amusement at Paterson, N. J.-vocsi and
instrumsnt, the Museum Hotel, this MONDAY
evening Jan. g. from the talented company Of performers
from the i Of Novelty consulting Of r. Morris comic neo-
dist; Mr. Beam the celebrated blind vionst; Like West
and Master d. Reed the celebrated dancers and band of
Ethiopian rmQneans Tickets 2S IL will rich
yenins for the ladies and hourshng place
They intend visiting Newark Princeton Trenton kc
Notice to Importers and Jobbers -Adver-
ssmsnts are received for the PaladelPh Baltimore. Boston.
and other country papers. Mason Tuttes Advertising
Agency Office, William street Merchant. EXCHANGE II
the adverEements foe sever papees, copy only
CURED and extra charge made II, attending the
Now Is the time to advertise for the " trade.
immense Circulation !!!---Another 10000
copies Of the Mere mtle Advertiser will be issued about the
18th Febu Advertisers should remember that this 10 the
only all the country North East South and
West and deposited the private office box Of
merchant Advertise tents must be handed early 20 ensure
consp icuous insertion MASON FUTILE,
80 Wtllism Merchants EXCHANGE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-26

Jeremiah Newman has been tried, found guilty.
and sentenced 10 the State Prison for FIVE years. and
three months for assault with intent to kill Nathaniel
A. Lowry, Of Jamestown, ". Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-26

MORE U. s. TRooPs ON TIKI MARCH TO CORPUS
town from Fort Jssup that that post to be entirely
broken nm The troops there have received orders
10 proceed across the country TO Corpus ChrisrN u
Pic. Jan IL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-26

BowERr THrArHE-As the Park 10 to bs closed for o
brief period to theatrical performances and the sleigh
Ing mania is suhsiding with the disappearance Of the
snow, may expect rush to the Bowery during Il .
week that has hitherto been unprecedented in the most
palmy days Of that eminently popular Establishment
The few who have neglected to witness the novel and
extraordinary spectacle Of the Wizard Of the Wave
will not fail to avail themselves OF the present
opportunity to feast their eyes upon the gorgeous mag
ncence Of scenery drink in the poetical loneliness Of
language with which this piece abounds The bill OF
fare for to- night consists of the Wizard Of the Wave
and the excellent farce of Paul Pry" with dixie the
dessert to good dinner Halfway as the hero
HowE's CIRcus At PALMo's.-The Opera House will
be opened this evening" under the management OF j. o.
Howe Co., as an smphitheatre. Ithss undergone tho
rough repairs and alterations and talented and ceie
bratsd troupe Of equestrans engaged Among inc most
distinguished performers may mention the names OF
Madame Macsrte, recently from Paris Mrs Cole daugh
ter Of the celebrated Cooke Of London; n B. Turner
d Rice, and Mr. Nickson. The circus will become
fashionable and popular place Of resort
FsANcEsco ORsIyI, THE GREAT NEcRoMAscER.-This
celebrated artistic has engaged the Park Theatre, and
ished and delighted the courts Of Vienna. Versailles
and ST. Peteburgh, with his wonderful feats OF skill in
necromancy, and will no doubt, draw brilliant and
crowded houses in this city He il no common conJuror
but gentleman Of refined taste and extraordinary
powers.
MADAME LAZARUS CoscERT-This lady, the most eel
epIateu naIpSt In America, gives Brunu ConCert
Nblo's saloon tomorrow evening. which occasion
she will be assisted by several distinguished artists and
amateurs We hope to see the saloon crowded BY the
elite and musical and those who attend that
they will nnd rich treat provided for their entertain
ment
HAnMoSEors.-These charming vocasts give con.
cert this evening" in Brooklyn, which will undoubtedly
be well attended They have been highly successful in
this city, and deserve patronage.
We learn by private letter from Vera Cruz says the
New Orleans Delta, that Signores Tomassi Cand and
second tenor (name not menioned) to leave for
Havana about the second third instant; and that Mile
Borghese and Sgnor Perozzi would return to New Or
leani the FIRST opportunity. II this is true, sgnor Mar
of the Havana theatre, will be disappointed
ST. Perozz 10 placed of the first tenors in the
published v he eJnDresnri0
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-26
Common Council.

Both Boards meet this evening. The Committee on
Charity and Aims of the Board OF Aldermen to whom
referred the alleged abuses in the Aims House de-
partment not being at present prepared to report the
subject 1t will doubtless remain in sofu quo for another
week fortnight In the mean time Aid Charliok can
probably give little insight relative TO others than
the Aims House department
From the number Of complaints that are constantly
being made relative 10 the Of the Lamp and
Gas Department disposed TO think there is some
thing wrong in that quarter. Cannot member of
either Board furnish us with little information on this
subject
II is understood that the special meeting OF the Board
Of Assistants this evening has been called with view
of concurrng the Board OF Aldermen in the re an
pontment of Mr. French Assistant Justice of the 9Th
sth. and i4th Wards Court
The Joint Committee Of the Board to whom was
referred the memorial Of numerous property owners on
the side Of the city for permission construct
rail road through Hudson street sth avenue to
DAM are expected TO present their report and Judging
IRON petitions that have been presented
subject doubt not but the Committee will report in
favor Of the memorialists
II is also understood that certain changea in the loca
ton Of several Of the Police magistrates have been finally
agreed upon by the two Boards and that the subject
viii again be brought up for action this evening.