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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-19
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are :a %s a.. ss ~ 70
. ws.Lns:. and rsSilisy q the ssIusl Organs i;oms.
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But with regard immedi.t. usin of evils. per
S:R sd. e.. 81 Ss Of i'd
nsss az: 9dhe:s these
a.;
the opportunities the author OF witnessing
c.sd nave taxing medicine. proper only lynn n
the Other while not few have been deceived entirely for
idersnt and innocen disorder.
and s: s; :' e e
no ms. ss s & s.
might ,ub.ide disappear while, generally
he is the better off, Now every real physician
and speedily ;: removed To Of common pm.
Just, land he can appeal to the eminent physi.
clans in the city for their TRUTH how important that
every patient should know something Of the character
and talent Of the he about such
With respect the of StrctuToths Il gratifying
state, generally accomplished in very little pme aud
without pain Inconvenience Nothing exceed the i'm
OF late years in the OF this complaint
deed the hands Of and experienced
Of Structure accomplished many days formerly
It demanded months Many consult the writer who
business to this city Tor short time only but return
anxiety tor years.
the of those who consult the su
thor personally he furnishes his peculiar and successful
mode of which he adopts particularly each Individual
His the radical, well rapid and
positively private that be devised would lingly be
seaed by thousands OF nanes the subject ola differ
ont nature.
Consultations by post may be addressed "boX $50 lower
office, and will the faithful and deliberate
attention."
N. B.-Dstnct. nd separate for those who may
hsve to wait lit DIS .m<rc
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EHH s9nss e! so y 2. EEs s
ys T S:;s
laado Fisk. Au't,9 Melville Cc Msnssl 7. Stout fisi
j:S. h. s:': wye:
reside out Of he Ss,e Of Lousians. and all Of them
It is that the said defendants do plead answer or
dsm1. 70 the said bill and amended bill q before The FIRST
m saS diR 81
published in the city Of New York least three anss
Of The S
amended bill shal, be taken pro coniesso.
the 81
New Orleans. Feb. /, lss1. 80 80 81 swstswI
FOUNTAIN HOTEL,
LIGHr ST, BALTIMORE,
January g. lei1
faiNEXs T / E2sff;o }rropdsson.
THE undersgnsd having succeeded the late firm Of DIX
- The sS hi q. the
ia Baltimore take this method Of informns
nh, %.s. s
BY ~ aS%s'E :y %
the most unique and and ac private ,ittng
s' the DaSe pa
highly desirable and which they latter
Ss unass
gone ,h0r.Igh rsv:9nevoy thing appsIt.nass to the
i:ndsn chamber. selected with their
entire capseiltX in eysiy respect ell ,,,,. ;,,
every thing the market affords mp superior stys,
while in the OF wines, &c &C. nothing will be KEEP; but
Added these facts the attention and courtesy which will
be by their assistants acting under their own per
S.y ter he%seye. win mo-, esys as no pain:
will be spared their the wants Of
their guests and trust their hopes ola liberal patronage will
Baggage taken and from the Hotel free Of charge.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-19

BALTIMORE, Feb IL, lS47
Copt. Walker and his RecruitsFrst Day of Lent-BaH
for tho Benefit Of Joseph Fsles-TAs Resumption Bill
and its Prospects.
Capt Walker, the gallant Texan Ranger, still holds
his head at the Mansion House in this city, where
he has about one hundred Of the most effective men we
have yet seen for the Of He starts for
the West tomorrow morning, and will stop at several
Western cities to complete the number required he
desires about two hundred and ffty. They are to be
mounted and equipped in Kentucky He has received
but those who good horsemen and thoroughly under
stands the management OF the horse.
Yesterday the first day of Lent and observed
as usual by the Catholics and Epscopalans. II also
observed by our fishermen who we'll supplied with
the hnny tribe including some fine shad which were
selling at from 81 to 81 % per pair.
A grand ball Is to be given this evening for the benefit
of Mr. Joseph Files, of the gallant who lost his
right by cannon ball at the sOrmpg OF Monterey.
II will scarcely be believed but nevertheless fact
that this worthy has been in city nearly three
MONTHS almost destitute and has not yet received the
slightest assistance from the community He honest
and Industrious man, of excellent character but being
too modest to press himself his cOmparios Hart and
Kelly have done, he has been entirely neglected have
doubt but that $1,000 will be realised for him this
ing as the managers. some Of first citzsn have
taken an active part in the sale Of his tickets.
The Resumption Bill was taken up In the Legislature
yesterday, and the debate on IL commenced II will
tsiny pass the House Of Delegates and learn from An
napols that the prospects of the of the
In the Senate are daily Frightening,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-19

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 10, ls47.
The meeting in aid of Ireland at the Museum building
last evening" largely attended the public feeling
being generally aroused to the suerngs Of this
downredden people, the contributions will doubtless be
worthy Of the character Of city, foremost In the
works Of philanthropy and benevolence. The Friends
among have already done their part without the least
ostentston; knowing the importance of prompt action
where the lives Of hundreds were involved through
starvation and disease, their quota was made up and
despatched without their feowcitizens dvining
their intention. he Camden and Amboy Company yes-
terday transported yer to your city without charge,
quantity Of -four donation benevolent individual
here VINO had wish to have his paraded before
the public eye.
man Tell dead very suddenly in street up town
yesterday, and an inquest held upon his body by
the Coroner. No ono came forward that knew much
about him, that he at times by the name of
McGowsn, and at others called williams He was
very much addicted to intoxication, which was at
trbuted as cause tor his sudden decesse
Sales Of Stocks at philadelphia.
FIRsr BoABp, Feb 1880 Union Bank If Tennessee
Beaver Meadow Railroad 20: $4,000 u T. Loan S. IS
9x; Commercial Bank 81; 30 u. 8. Bank az.
AFr.R sALEs-200 G,rard Bank II; N0rstown Railroad
cash. 81.
SECOND Bo4ap-5s Commercial .nk 81; 900 Girrd Bank
~ 1000 Schuylk Navigation g. 6 s0k; 1893 LehI 6s l
81; 1000 Tenn Bonds So sos. ~
AFTER SALrs3o0 SchuyIki Navig ition 6 So "a: 100
Reading Railroad sox; 1000 do bonds 6ss72X.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-19

NATURAL MUSIC.
Esv- Still greater attraction at AECHY'3 No. John
<Hs street "A a. has just received by the last packets
80 from Europe, considerable addition hn already
SSImost extensive stock Of Singing and Fancy BIZ ds
Amongst the following will be found $50 Of the choice
description Of Long Breed aud Dutch Cnaes mated and
prepared TO be put mp for h.tchng Bird Cages Bird Seeds
and all other things pertaining tbs above will all times
be found at Archy's, NO John ct.
N B. Shetland Ponies, King Charles Spanels. Ialan
yhounds aud other fancy dess constantly on hand
fsAn early inspection Is requsstsd, this 10 without
doubt The beat seecton he has ever offered Jas Imro
JUHNoTUN'S Bird STOKE,
- No. 2ee BROADWAY, ono door from Chambers
Va Sstreet--8S bags Canary seed, sfed at Wholesale
~ price, by the single bushel fine ssc eon of the long
breed Csnares, high colos; German song hiras,
Chinese spice BIRDS Java sparows hooking birds lar
red birds. all In song Fancy cages breeding Cages bid
Seeds boxes, STUFF for All artic IN the line in
great variety, by w. B. JOHNSTON,
ESQ Broadway, New York.
P.s-Lett.rs a, above will be sttendedto j2s lmsr
OOOUYEAK'S UVERShOt.s, 100 eKnADWAY.
- LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S OVER
= - SHOES, manufactured Of Goodyear's celebrated
Patent Metallic India Rubber perfectly flexible in the cold
weather. For sale by the case OF single psir by
SAMUEL BROOKS
sols Agent for Goodyear's Manufactures.
re- lmsrh 100 Broadway, opposite Trinity Church.
CoAL-FEACH ORCHARD. RED ASH, LANCE
~ nut IS egg broken and stove 50 Lshish, lump IS so:
egg s.; these cash prices
Garage Nv Goals all under sheds dry
from my coil yard 2S Elg ,bcth aud corner OF Ham
msrsley and Bedford streets
fIs insre JACOB WEEKS. Jr.
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THE NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, PROPRIETOR.
Ciroulation---Forty Thousand,

DAILY HERALD-Every day, Pncs coats psr eopv--sT
Is Per annum--payable in advance. ~
WEEKLY HEKALD-Evcry Saturdsy-Prics sL esnts
per copy.&3 i2x cents per nnum--pa ysble IA advance
HERALD FOR EUROrE-Every Steam Packet day
rrcc % cents per copy-S3 90 Per snnun, payabs ad
vance.
In advance.
PRINTING Of all kinds sxscutsd bssuty and dss.
patch.
All letters communcationy, by ms, Addressed to the
esabshment must be post paid the postage will be de-
aucted ron me subecripaon money RENTED
JAMES doRpON BENNETT
Proprietor OF the
Ney YoRx HERALD ksrABLIsnMKrr.
Ncrth West eoS1sr Of Fulton and Nssssa sffssss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-19

TO DAGUERREAN ARTISTS.
lust RECEIVED by late arrivals from Havre-
d PLATE5-i200 Of the Plapished aud Star Brands.
FRAMES-A large lot and splendid patterns.
VOIGHTLANDER TUBES Of medun, half and full
SIZE. by JOHN ROACH, Optician, 50 Nassau
N B-Cnemcals Cases and all materials cd in Dsguere
IN constantly hand ian "a 1ms Th
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-19

COPAIVI AND CUBEB EXTRACT.-This is the
speedy certain and remedy for the of all
and sexual diseases being soded concentration Of
all he active properties Of Copava and Cubebs in portable
b durete remedies that have been found most
orgsns. Price ST. For sale ut No Ann street, where
relative this class Of deases be had and
here particular attention is paid the treatment OF stric
by experienced pvscian, who has devoted his
office practice. Private entrance
this Office is Sd door from the Museum jy6 im"rc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-19
DESIRABLE COUNTRY KESlDENCE {.

Iza IN the beautiful village OF New Rochelle, consist.
s ing of large dwelling house barn and carriage
with large garden, stocked with variety of fruit
trees and twenty grape vines Wond be desirable srua.
having eighteen flashed To good tenant VIII be
let low. Possession the LIST OF April For further
particulars enqare Of Charles Francis 30 BOwery; u
Gould, i5a Nassau street. ja20 3faw m src
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-19
FUh SALE OR TO NE

~ hrst-cass. modern-bu threesory and attic dwell.
1.: ling house, NO 2i Fou th Washngo square,
and commanding fine view Of the 5th avenue. The
house built in the substantial snd hnisb ID
the best STYLE with so id polished mahoga doors and
p'aed inni.ure rbe mantels throughout the house Is
heated with hot air furnace and has CrotOn intro
duced In the kitchen where ebes range was
put The lot rs by 100 feet deep the pre- misses Ia
complies condition. and possession be Of May
next Twohirds of the purchase money may remain
bond and mortgage, If desired For Apply to 80 Ey
change Place, up stairs. ia W2tawkrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-19
FARM FOR SALE AT AUCTION.

FAhW FUN SAIE Al AUOIION.
80 Will be sold at auction Tuesday the % day Of
&6 March next the valuable Farm which the subscriber
1noy Is:des The .aid farm contain. about acres Of
al the buildings; is situated town OF
Mamaroneck. county Of Weslcheter about mile from
the village of Mamaroneck, the Weaver street road,
miles from the City Hall and the line Of the New Ha
% o n ia Is E. ns
10 NJ the premises For further particulars enquire of T.
A. Lawrence, New Rochelle Of the subscriber. the
premises
ja20 lmsrc LEONARD DEkLYN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-19

VALUABLE timber LAND ~ AUC ZION
xxN ON SATURDAY, February 2T;h, 1917 in Norfolk,
4Va, by virtue of decree of the Hustings Court, OF
Norfolk city M the suit of Andrews Coolies adnr
and Others the undersigned will sell Saturday 9th
day OF Feb 1871 in front Of the Beacon Office, in Nor
folk city, about O'Clock NJ at public auction the high
est bidder all that tract Of valuable forest timber aod
Warwick county, Virginia of which A.. Cooke died sesed
and possessed and winch Of Richard Park
er, deceased.
The captains about fifteen hundred and thirt,
heavily tmbered the principal growth white
oak of the bet kind Of all and and considered
ranking first list of mbercd tracks Virginia.
The laad convenient water, and lies
property Of William G. Young Esq, who will be pleased
to awe any information in regard to-
NJ. COOKE Commissioner.
The land will be sold upon credit of twelve months
cep for much will be sufficient paw expenses Of
sale and The Of suit which must be paid in cash The
purchaser giving bond With good security and the Comms.
sonsr retaining the title TO the land the deferred
payment. fs5 3aw t27t,Fsrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-19

RECORDS ALTEkAT'VE MIXTURE
the permanent cure Of prma c- secondary .,rh
iniudicious Of mercury unskul medical treatment
All persons suspcctng vcnerea faint remaining thor
tenn should use this powerful purifier without deny,
person can CONSIDER himself safe after having the
Disease, without cleansing the With shs
Justly celebrated Alternative.
Sold single bottles at 81 each; cases half doss'
Tor VI carefully PACKED and sent to all the Unon
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-19

FOK SALE-BbOOhLI N
- The lot and three-story brick House. on the south.
E:: Of Hicks and Sacket streets The LOT !:
twentytnree feet in front and rear by hundred
deep The house built daring tho lat year. has marble
mantels throughout plated funiture sub cellar Por
within three minutes walk Of Hamiltn avenue ferry and
the At Deck aud fifteen minutes from The South Jerry
in rapidly improving neighborhood
Also Tor SALE the House aud Lot adj oiung OF same de-
scription. Applyt ELIAS q. BROWN,
AZ slosson scbslrs Office, 20 Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-19
RATHBUN'S HOTEL,

VERY valuable FIGURING Mill, with six Of stones,
situated Long Island Sound, where vessels can 60
alongside all OF the years very
asmal part only being required the mill. which IL
IN ii st rate order
Also quite the mill Country Seat beautifully To-
Gated with fine aud land and vew within
short distance of the New York and New Haven railroad
and Of the most pleasant towns in New England For
full partic 2ars, enquire Of
WIN. j, TOWNSEND, Franklin House, NY.
B.--The above will be sold bargain. j3i 3w+rh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-19

Brig Aeolqs for Charleston has again returned ship Or
entail 40 and ANCHORED e The SPIT having head wind,
rantine PaciGc tor Liyerpoo Metoka, do; Akbs DO la
at anchor ia the North River. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-19
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

FUR SALE.
IA -FOUR LOTS, the north side of 4lst street, be-
; tween tho 7h and sh avenues with Dwelling onss
Es3X and Carpenters Shop one Of the lots.
Also, email Farm the turnpike road Var Rockaway
Long Island containing about Of land under
est fruit small House, and ssout four Of Woodland.
all enclosed III go ID fence.
Also, oer pieces Of land R0ckaway, for sale
For particulars, apply 70
JOHN l. NORTON, Jr. II Delaney st. OF
jis lm*re JOHN II. POWER, its Fulton &C. n Y
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-02-17
THE NEWS FROM MEXICO.

We deem the last intelligence from
Mexico Of the highest importance, al
though The report Of the assassination of
Santa Anna should not be confirmed, The
loss of,he only man i'd Mexico capable Of
leading her armies would be an irrepara-
BILE blow. Bat the intelligence in other
respects, significant of the distracted state
of public affairs, and is the prelude
to change Of public opinion in thai
country, leading 10 the speedy ascendancy
Of the Peace party. The attempt to con-
fscale the property Of The Church, the
only means of replenishing The Mexican
wsr-chest, is producing such reaction of
sentiment against the war. which cannal
be prosecuted unless by spoliation of he
ecclesiastical revenues, that the public
councils must soon feel The influence OF
this popular impulse.
But TO This is added those dissuasive
to the continuance of the war, which the
concentration of our military forces, pre-
para,ory to an attack on Vera Cruz by
sea aud land, present, the conclusion is
resistble that negotiations will soon sue
ceed these important occurrences. Santa
Anna has not been able to prevent the
junction of those detached portions Of the
American forces as had been separated by
long distances, and their occupation OF
such positions as will give efficiency to
our military operations. When this is Ia
ken in connexiou with the remarks Of Mr..
Sewer 10 the Senate Of the United States,
these impressions with regard to pelce are
greatly strengthened. Although we do
not suppose. as before expressed by us,
that there has been auy official communi-
caiioI between our Government and that
of Mexico, in relation to an accommoda-
lion Of difference between the Stale De-
partment at Washington and persons in
Mexico we'll acquainted With the state OF
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-02-17

Badger, in advering 10 this, said tiat the
President could detain the Senate for The
purpose of completing the appointments.
MIR. Butler. NJ. Mason aud Mr.. Yulee,
voted with Mr.. Calhoun on this subject
The House may recede from their disa-
grcement to the Senate amendment or
ask further conference. But MIR. Ben
ton will, to morrow, bring forward some
new project. He says that the bill will
have 10 be begun over again. The defeat
of The hill will be sore disappointment
to The many young men here who are
waiting for commissions. doubt whether
the Ten Regiments will go 10 Mexico at
ALL
The three million Bill was taken up,
aud Mr.. J. C. Ingersoll explained and de-
tended ii. lIs object was as its terms ex.
pressed, TO enable tho President 10 bring
the war To close. Mr.. Ingersol being
pressed by wing member from Penn,
for a more distinct statement Of the ob
lect, said lha, it was to buy California and
New Mexico-where, he was happy to
Inform his colleague, slaves could not be
had. MIR. Ingersell opposed the anti
slavery proviso offered By his colleague,
(Mr. Wilmol,) as untimely, ou, Of place,
and unwise.
Feb. 9.
Mr.. Calhoun's speech on the Mexican
war is, perhaps, one Of his greatest tri-
umphs. 1t was delivered uuder circum-
stances that attracted 10 it much public
interest, and it fully met public expecia-
ton. lis now The sole topic Of conver-
salion. have heard various opinions
expressed 10 regard III, but none that do
not seem 10 recognize !he praclicability
and plausihIlty Of his views. Some Of
the more prominent democrats say that
they fear Mr.. Calteun's views, 10 which
they are opposed, will be adopted, il not
by Congress, by the Executive. One
member, whose opinions are worthy TO be
noted, said that Mr.. Calhoun had.im-
pressed Mr.. Polk with bis own views Of
the Oregon question, and might do the
same as to The Mexican question. More
over, it is certain that whatever may be
the policy Of Congress and the Executive
as to HE war, the operations ofthe present
campaign will be limited By necessity.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-02-17

Merico.-The N. O.. Bulletin Of The Sd
inst. says:-"We have seen letters of 9TH
January, from the city Of Mexico, and
from parties having access tohish sources
Of information. which express, in decided
,erala, the belief that The difference be-
tween the two nations will very speedily
be amicably aod honorably settled"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-02-17

public sentiment there. Tho remarks Of
MIR. Sewer have no otherinlerence on the
mind. We should not be.surprised, there
fore, if in less than one month nesocia-
lions are, resumed. Ere. Ne,os.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-02-17

ecution of the war. There had been six-
teen campaigns in Africa. many in Rus
sia--but the war continued with US, and
would be with US if we were. not wise.
MIR. G. asked how many campaigns shorId
we be compelled to have With powerful
Priesthood in Mexico. and great natural
obstacles =? All our efforts would be to
carry on war TO get lha. which we now
hold. Go on, and you. will sacrifice a
hundred thousand valuable lives, and
spend three hundred millions of money.
Free trade would also be destroyed. Nor
could the people Of Mexico be annexed to
US. They were not homogeneous. They
were unlike,us, and men would hereafter
regret it 10 the, longest day of their lives.
He shonl Id vote agains, the amendment
Of the Senator from Michigan, and reserve
himself for o'her questions hereafter.
South Carolina Rail Road.-The fol-
lowing is a statement from the books of
this Company, showing the unpreceden-
ted increase of nearly one hundred per
cent in the receipts Of the Road for the
mouth Of January, 1547, over that of the
corresponding month in 1876:
January, '46, the receipts were S32, ,76l 81
' AT. {" 65,272 66
An increase of s32, 52O64, being
wilhin.a fraction of 100 perct...
To the above must.b added !he
monthly mail receipts Of $3.50 SO
Murder.-A mos, revolving murder was
committed in the lower par! Of this Dis.
,rict. on Friday last, by Wm. Gafney on
the body of one Of bis male slaves. Gaff-
ney, we learn, has since absconded.-
This is his second offence. and we trust he
may be arrested and made to suffer tho
penalty Of the law.-Cotumbia Chronicle.
Miss Drummond, ihe Quaker Preacher
ess, was asked whether the spirit ever in.
spired her with the thought of getting mar.
rled 7 "No, .friend," said she, '.sul The
flesh has,"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-04-22

Advertising Rates for the llillSbOrOush Rrrofatf'
One dollar PER square (l6 lines) for the I n,
insertion, and IS cents for each continuance ~,
auctions made in favor of standing advertise l'''S
as follows:
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-04-22

rTsHE subscriber. having purchased Tie ab0ye
IL named establishment. llaiely occupied By
Mr.. lanes Jackson. jr-l viii he PEePaEed ly Feb
Fuars court, % accommodate I'll who may fasor
him with . call; and he viii accommodate an
who may call on him a. present Having been
engaged for sesenl years in Tavern keeping, the
suhsrrher latiers himself that those who may call
on him will Trce:se .arh accommodation as will
be satisfactory. He further pledges hiinself 10
spare no pains 10 render his guesis comfortable.
HIS Table viii be furnished with the bess
the market affonls.
His Stables win he supplied with good
Proyender. and good and attentive ostlers.
His liar will be furnished NJ all times with
good Liquors.
by attending closely 10 his business, he hopes
TO share . portion Of public patronage.
Persons attending Court will find his house q
comfortable home, and convenient 10 business.
ROBERT L. MORRIS.
January ~. -6l