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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-03

M WISE
OPTICLaN, FROM GERMANY
MI OST respectfully informs the Of New York and
WI the public in general that he has located himself in
this city, at - "
No 4H BROADWAY,
Where may be found large and complete assortment OF
SPGCTACLES AND READING CLASSES,
GOLD. SILVER sTIEL FRAMES.
MIR. w. would also remind tbs public, whom he Is par
italy known by his visits Springs for the
LIST years. that by his knowledge Of the Optical science
he enabled to determine the Glaes suitable for any eye
with weak supplied with glasses which
will greatly benefit and strain the sight.
Par cnrr attention is called style OF Perspective
Ground Glass OF tho finest flint which, through their high
polish and true ground the pure and have
eye and improving the sight in contained writ
ing and reading
sighted persons and such have been operated
upo, for Cataract, also be suited
He Inserts New Glasses, Of superior quality, in old
frames and socits the patronage Of all in wan articles
o. will warrant all Spectacles purchased from
suit the sight for five exchange them whou. extra
charge. m3l lm*r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-03

y s. MARINES WANTED.
THE MARINE CORPS OF THE UNITED STATES,
thnt branch OF the military service furnishing soldiers
been increased by of ngress approved I'd March, s7
b. the sd on Of 80 Sergeans 30 Cofporas 80 Drumners
30 Filters. and 900 Privstes
rendezvo tho enlistment Of recruits opened
80 Chatham street. tho Harlem alros depot and
Tammny Hall where young men desiring 10
foreign counte Invited Ia call Previous eDlsting
the duy Of the recruiting officer explain fully the terms
up.n which they the service
Open from A. M TO sunset.
JOHN GEO. REYNOLDs,
Captain Comm anding, Recruiting Rendezvous.
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WANTED

WANTED,
FEW active young Men to 90 South West to act as
"A Agents for the sale Of and popular Publications.
$500 aud above their will be insured them
writing with an opportunity Of clearing $1,000 per year some
year clear Of all expenses Each will have his district 1t
will be for them have at least $a $50 to obtain
a 20, d fitting out. Apply FRENEH'5 Publishing Hail.
2S3 Broadway up stairs Office of the Flag OF Union Ali
letters must be postpaid. 2ln*r
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LES DANsEUsEs yIENNOIsE.
Forty. eight in number, under the direction Of
MADAME ]. WEISS.

Matresse de Ballet dos Theatres do Vienne.
SATURDAY, April s. the performance will commence
with popular overture. -
To be followed by second grand advertisement Of the
POLKA PAYSA NNE-By "a Danscuses. .
To which will be added the comedetts called PEHFEC-
TON
After which the fascinating advertisement PAS DES
FLEURS by ~ Danscuses Viennoise.
After which tho farce of tho WINDMILL.
To conclude with the GRAND PAS ORIENTAL, by 48
Viepnoise Danseuses
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-03

GUANU.
100 TONS ICHABOE GUANO, in tight easks-the
lOO balance OF ship Shakespeare cargo The superb
GRITTY of this cargo is well known need comment
For sale by f. X. COLLlNS
DO bOuth Stfeet.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-03

vii b. psIfsnsd The hi.sone. play q viaGNiUs.
M S'.s sS hs
win Mr. Forrest; Foptaiae M Barry r,c Hrt. Bdast
Moudny, frs, appearance of Mr. WALLACE in three
Doors open at hdfps, o'clock performance will com
mence Al O'Clock. ---
BENEFIr OF Mn. MARBLE;
RQWERY THEATKE-A W. SAonsos' rsopn snr a.
Win be s1I performed Sss The forest RosE.Jonahan
Plopshboy. Mr. Marble; tydi.. Mi,s DIsfs cpvL,, NJ,
Marb's; Tsbirhs. Mrs Booth
= TS ss foSTsd V ;hs VERMONT E!s WOOL DEALER
To conclude With Marbles original pieee entitled the
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. hardhssd Mr. Marble
bos.: S usa c S
MITCHELL's OLYMPIC THEATkE.-saturday
s:iss Hs s %.'S Tssi
s: g s; E; sss ~ Mi
eoSss1. tic MI FL NC
john, Mr. Holland; Mrs. Deputy Higgins, w sherwood
ns pSas sse pss.. sD.S PIT
Doors at O'Clock curtain rises at nalf past I
CIRCUS-BOWE AMPHlTHEATKE.
Bore: rs cents Pit; ..... l2h cents.
At The xmpIhestI: last fall has been engaged again and P
pears this evening all his ordinsry performances His
feat Ia dancing inclined plane empty cask
OF the public both Boston and in this city.
FOURTH Th si EssEn 81 GlG MR. KEMP,
L commence with splendid Horsemanshp by the first
"I Rs%p : Bar Tricks
Fairy Pant0mime.
Doors opes ali Performance commences At n pauT
m29 lwr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-03

10 The LADIES
DETER ROBERTS, 373 Broadway has just received
recent arrivals splendid assortment Of goods The
following comprise few, viz II hrea and imitation laces
Of every description cares collars scarfs and man
las embroidered muslin collars CHI, mistts and cH
horders sn thread and kid glov; 300 breakfast en-
from q Sd Also 800 dog cotton and silk hosiery
below the usual prices al im'r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-03

TO LET, OR FOR SALE,
Er The three story and house. in fee, l29 Clinton
A Place. It exquisite order, and has Croton to the
LIZ Sd story, with marble basins, baths. water closet
CRATES, solid mahogany doors, and plated furniture panel
ceiling; large yard filled with vines shrubbery &c &c
A KURsHEEbT +. $40 9th street, or
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-03

WANTED,
A PARTNER in Ref eshment Saloon, old and we'll es.
IA tablished. and doing good characterization the
Of this city The proprietor being alone y
offer excel for gentleman Of proper
gu ,li6cations gage safe business with the small
capital of $500 $4,000 For please apply this
Office bel wsen IL 6 O'Clock. a23tsr
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ONE PRICE HAT STOKE
HATS! HATS! HATS /!

IhI . ! f1A .! f1hI %!
IA KNOX, with hi. accustomed brsvity, would call hs
A attention Of his friends his styles of SPRl
FASHIONS, which ready at his store mo 1913 Full
street He would, with his usual philanthropy, invite
strangers TO his establishment, where they
of equal quality aud lower prices, than othe
the city NIL IWlakr
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NOW OPEN

A THEIR ROOMS corner q BrcsdwsX ard Lscp A.,
BITION Of the NATIO NAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN,
consisting of original WORKS Of living artists: never before
Exhibited BY the Academy. Open from M. TO 10 PM
Season ticket 50 cents single admission % cents Cata
logue I2k cents az 3tssr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-03
NEAPOLITAN BONNETS

- THE Subscribers respectfully call the attention OF
~ Dealers and Mners their present style Of Neapo
tans which superior any hitherto manufactur
ed by them; they also manufacturing new style
called the Gossamer with flowers Of the material
correspond which indeed eIquisitey beautiful and we
feel con dent that Neapolitans and Gosame will be the
fashionable Bonnet tn the demOnstra
made thus early their fave By the fashionable
ladies OF our city and elsewhere.
PhTTIsON NOE 4 co.
Patentees aad Manufacturers Of the Neapotan Bonnes,
m2i lmssrc No 23,Delancy st. nenr the Bowery
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-03

A. SEIGNETTE BRANDY.
ANDlN9-i0o half pipes 100 a. casks 100 eighth do.
IL Of the old and genuine brand and Of rua
ity high proof and flavor arrived per brig Leon from
Rochelle, and for sale BY
NICOLL 4 co,
apl 3tissr 81 and So Front It.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-03

COUNTRY MILLINERS.
DETER ROBERTS, 373 Brosdway, would invite ths At
ention who are purchasing their spring 09ods
Aeucon BRUSSELS and Pompallon trimming hats black
and White Lace Veils Bruxes Illusion Point and fancy
Nesand great variety of other goods which he will sell
very low prices al 1m~r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-03

81 FOR SALE.-A light Wagon and Sulky, boti
4ly\nesrly new, will be sold cheap. Apply to Thoma
A.McKsor No. ST Catharine, corner Of Hamilton
street al ST. chlSn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-03
POPISH CONFESSION AND PRlESTCRAFT
EYpOSEn

ID EV. T.. LEAHEY, late Monk Of La Trappe, will lee
II ture, Saturday, Mondy and Tuesday Evenings atty
O'clock April 3d. h and 9Th the Society Library Lecture
Room, Of idway and Leonard street. Subject
TIL. Unchstan Treatment Of Females ~ the confessional
solve eoh,ere Sit ocps ct tempus iacu. nee vo
rtibe quotations from Peter pens Latin Theolo
~ and Bishops hughes and Kenricks which catalogue
MI Lesley has and published with the original
Latin side page aud the Epgh on the psner
IS cents Ladies' positively prohibited from coming to
his lscure. aIso youths Admittance IS a25t~rc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-03
MESMERISM.

NOV OR NEVER Two surgical operations on a Som
IN nsmbulist-Mental Halucnaton in wakeful state
Somueloquv, Trance and Intuon-l5 surgical
already performed. and ,ceptcs foored Mr. SHAW gives
ep,ibiity the Weseysn Methodist Church. No 70
Allen Grand this aud evening" April
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-03

AMERICAN MUSEUM.
CPLENDlD performances both Afternoon and Evening,
- at and ~ O'clock when will be exhibited Doramic
and Panoramic representation of the
FUNERAL or NAPOLEON BONAPARTE,
with all the pageantry and pomp of that occasion.
Also, will be exhibited at al! hours perfect models O.
in the world worth, the aggregate $50 600 ooo
Great Western Ethiopian Mnstrels-Living Orang Ou-
Admission Is cents Children under 10 years laK
ma
WALNUT STREET THEATRE, PHILADELPH A.
Z. A. Marshall, Lessee. :. w. X. BLAKE, Manager.
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So WANTED Immediately, a good Ship or Bark to
load for New Orleans Applyto
a3r f.. COLLINS, Sc South street.

~ PACKET SHIP SIDD ms, from LiverpooI -
~ Consigness by thi: ship will please send their PEI.
sIse imms distely All goods not psrmited within 1--WE
days mast unsvoidsbly BE- sent TO the psbie sir
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-03

QUILL PENS.
NHE Subscriber would call the attention Of the public
his superior Quill Pens, made entirely with the per
knife BY long practice he has succeeded in reaching tn
possible perfection sutng every kind Of writing
at the same time they surpass by far metallic pen
elasticity and They carefully put vp boxes
Is each that they pc shipped to part Of the cour
mhl9 Inns +. TRESKAMP. O 90 William u.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-03

STORE TO LET.
~ THE valuable four story Store, No 60 Vesey street
desirable location for wholesale grocer, or sny
eIX other Blu siness For term, apply to
as 3tissrc GEO. B. ROLLINS n Wall st.
- FURNI SHED ROOFS TO LET IN respectable,
III: imilv, where there boarders. with or without
Breakfast and Tea Situation Broadway, above
street Letters directed N. B." at this Office, will
ne et with attention. az 3tsrPc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-03

GRAND Scripuval Picture OF the Parting between Ruth,
" Orpoh and Naomi, with Other pictures painted by the
artist Rome will exhibited for few days at the Ora
mite Building Of Broadway and Chambers street.
Open A. M till 10 r. M Admission 70 cents Sea
son tckt n 30 cents m30 6tissrc
7THHATRTCA Al INsTRUOTIO N:DkAW!N0 ROOM.
i READING &c MRS VERNON continues to 70
eevs pupils at her Iesidence 81 walker street msl
PRIVATE LESSONS IN GERMAN.
LADY from the north of Germany would be happy to
"A devote portion Of her time to giving Instruction in Ger
the residence Of pupils Application IN person OF by
sttsy to No Q md ~ y Union Place mts 1mtr
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1847-10-05
Somerset County.

Every Wing and Antimason ought TO feel proud ofths
county Such is the reputation which the Wings and
ntiasons of Somerset have acquired by their large
ores that the eyes of the whole people of the State
each year anxiously directed towards them and every
BODY wants to hear first from Somerset We have al
ready numerous calls for the returns of Tuesday
elections and lave promised our friends tToughout
the give them good account OF the dongs OF the
Wings and Antnasons that day, and hope shall
have the pleasure OF fulfilling that promise
But a few days remain till the election and we
would embrace this last opportunity that presents itself
address the Wing and Antimasonc prior to that
day. and say unto them BE up and dong The time for
discussion pas that for action has arrived Wovk now!
Work from this day on! Arouse your neig'bors! Tell
them that the Locos trying to .come it over them
Stir them up activity. Bring them out carly on the
day of election Furnish them with tickets. See TO 1T
that they neither deceived cheated by the Loco
foco leaders in your district Pull all ogeher-and the
result will be another glorious sictory
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1847-10-05
wHres & ANTxnGAsoNs 70 voUR POSTS ].

Next Tuesday is the day oftle General Election when
it is expected that every Wing and Anlnasoa the
county will turn out and his vote for wing lick
ct from Governor down to Poor House director.
Give one day to Your principles and your country. Let
rain bail storm prevent you from attend
;n The election BE true to your and your eandi
dates.
Locofocoism is bent upon prostrating the Whig and
party in Somerset county 10 thus end the
leaders have coaxed several volunteer cand
dates (which they expect to divide and distract
the Wings and Anmasons and defeat the regular ticket
We therefore the Whg and Antimasonc voters to
be on their guard Every effort will be made at the elec-
tio houses get you vote OF the volunteer TICK
cts You will be coaxed, cajoed and banered and bull
lied But know you well suppose that you could
be led astray by who each year for many past
have abused and slifed you and your candidates You
remember how they yillied Charles Oge, Joseph Kit
ner Gen Harrison, Gen. Markle and Henry Clay, and
how bitterly they denounced you for supporting those pa
trots We have therefore fears that you will now be-
come the tools Of these very Locoocos and help them to
break down your party but deem it our duty to
warn YOU against their tricks.
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1847-10-05
Cheering intelligence !

Our intelligence from the northern
counties is of the most cheering charac-
ter. The iron region is said TO be in a
tremendous state Of 'scommotion. Irwin
and Patton are all the 60, and Skunk and
Longstreth are hardly thought of. 1t will
be remembered that the northern coun-
ties heretofore generally defeated the
Whig candidates, but the people in tha
region are much engaged in the coal anC
iron business, and having been, in com
mon with their fellow citizens through
out the State, cheated by the Locoioco
leaders in 1914. are determined to go foI
Polk and Skunk no longer. They now
say, if The Wing counties will do theiI
duty, they of tie north will this year
wheel into the Wing line and give an o
overwhelming vote for Irwin and Pation.-
We can vouch for the Wings of Soner-
set, hat hey viii do their duty
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1847-10-05
For the Herald.
I.nco Fnca Consistency ii

Honest Frank Skunk veioing hffte cor
poralions, such as title Railroad, Iron and
Coal. Wooden and Cotton manufacturing
companies, because they are Oppressive
,nonopoiies'' and of "Anti-Demoeratlc
tendency and then signing Bill as ne
Ala on The day Of 1916,
for the incorporation Of the Pennsylvania
Rail Road Company, being the biggest
monster OF the kind that ever threatened
to engulph the liberties of this timehonor-
ed Commonwealth y! Wonder if old
Honesty hadn't the nightmare for month
afterwards. QuIz.
We wonder with our quizzical friend,
whether the people of Somerset, Bed
ford, Franklin, Fayelte. Greene and
Washington will not remember old Skunk
and his mammoth Rail Road Company,
when they go TO The polls on the 2nd
Tuesday in October next. We are as
tonished that more notice has not been ta-
ken of this matter in the southern coun-
ties and in fact in all the counties through
which this monster does not pass, for be
assured while it may be beneficial 10
those counties through which il is con-
slrncted and 10 the rich stockholders, yet
it win operate as blight and mildew upon
the balance of the State, not only because
it forbids forever the construction of a
like work in those parts OF the State
which have hitherto been deprived Of this
forbidden fruit, a competitor OF our Pub
lie works (using, as it intends doing,
portion os them for time, that the rev.
enue from them will be utterly swept a.
way, aud then the money to pay the State
debt will have to be levied from the honest
hard working people Of the State, who
may cart their produce, &c. to market
as best they can.
u
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1847-10-05
Latest from Mexico.

We have later intelligence from the
city of Mexico. 1t is stated that 1roPo-
sitions for peace were rejected, and that
hostilities had recommended on the 9th
September. A battle was fought in which
the Mexicans were badly used up. 0uI
troops had possession Of the principa
streets and had driven the Mexican for
ces toward the Plaza. Gen. Worth was
badly, though not mortally wounded.-
Herrera, the Governor had recommended
10 the citizens-men, women and chill
dren-to throw stones from the roofs oi
The houses upon the Americans. High
ly important intelligence may therefore
be expected from Mexico by the next ar
rival
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1847-10-05
Commissioners Sale
OF
IJNSEATED LANDS.

YHvHE following tracts Of unseated
q lands, situate in Somerset county,
and remaining unredeemed for The term
of five years, the Commissioners of said
county in pursuance of an Act OF As
sembiy, in such case made and provided,
hereby give notice that they will expose
the same to public sale, at their Office, in
The borough of Somerset. on Thursday
the l4lh day day Of October Eext--for
the payment of taxes and costs due
thereon.
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1847-10-05
3 Q S9as
Isaac Friedline & Daniel Flick.

Who is Isaac Friedline that is out In
the Loco IFoco paper for the Assembly !!
said an honest old farmer to me the other
day. / answered that he was merchant
OF Lavansville, professedly a Wing. is
Coroner OF the County and has 2 years
to serve. Very well, said he, just let him
stay at home.
who is Daniel Flick, that has announ-
ced himself also in The Locofoco paper
as candidate for Treasurer said anoth-
er Wing to me. He is proiessedly
Whig merchant Of Somerset borough, in
partnership with John Netf, Esq, one of
the bitterest Locos III the county, i'll the
Tanning business, &c. All (! yes, said
the old man, see all about it, Nef and
Flick, being in the Mercantile and Tan
ming business, want to start kind OF bank
with the aid Of the Treasury, under the
name, / suppose, of lhe Merchants and
Tanners Bank, John Neff, President, and
Daniel Flick, Cashier. Cute fellows
but they can't come ii. !, and SO do all
nv neishbors, 60 for the Ticket, the
whole Ticket, and nothing but the Ticket.
And so | think, Mr.. Editor, the whole
Anti Masonic Wing party will go. They
resolved at last May Court to have a
ticket formed-the Convention on the 9th
Of July did frame ticket Of good, nom
est and capable men. Two large meet
ings of the people at August Court rati-
fed the nominations made and pledged
their unanimous support TO the tieket.-
Will they forfeit their pledges : Will
they support disorganizers for the benefit
of Locofocos No, | answer, and no
will the "frosty sons of thunder answer
at the ballot box on next Tuesday. c.
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1847-10-05
The I4ocofoco Leaders.

One would have supposed that the rebuke which the
ocotoco leaders received from the Wings of Somerset
county 1914 should have been sufficient teach them
lesson OF honesty aud fair dealing for the future; but it
that they have practsed trckery, fasehood and
deception long and oen that they cannot find it in
their abandon them and would rather suffer
defeat than deal with honorable weapons Notwith-
standing the and which they then heaped
upon Henry Clay the people of this county gave him
majority OF than sixteen hundred; and notwitl
standing the same trying this year defeat the
Wing candidates by similar means, the people will again
roll ZIP majority Of sixteen hundred and upward RI
sing" Mark III
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1847-10-05

PAINT.-Paint township always occu-
pics the front when the election returns
from the several districts are sentin. We
understand there is but one locofoco LEFT
In it, and he means not TO vote until next
year. There is much conjecturiRg as to
which of the other townships will be
next best to Paint this year, and amongst
some three or four it viii probably be a
close race.
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1847-10-05
GIVE them Jessiew!

lis said The LOccfoco leaders an this county boast
ng hoc they gong to defeat the Whigs because they
hiRk the Whg party mapping Not so fast Bhoys! The
Hkgs understand perfectly zce 0hat 1t is that youre
bout and rciH you to your journeys end! The Wigs
kao0 iha you activeIy engaged drilling your for
eea and that you 0i hare erery voter Of your party at
The etecton-and knozoing this they arousing and
preparing to gre you jcsse There zoi be other folks
at the election, besides yourselves, Messrs Locost
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1847-10-05
SOMERSET HERALD.

w PALMER, Esq. Of fhiiadelPhia at hts
Peal Es,ase and Coal 0ficc, is eur authorizes
-, f.r obtaining Advertisements and SUB
80 - a.r ,he "a Il IERALB" and is clothed
I vi'b fuIl power 10 receipt for any MONIES rad
,,,,;-, 't ~ fkese objects. His agency includss
~. follcwing cities, Eiz:--Philadelphia New
York. Baltimore and Boston.
= 2. w. CARR, Sun Buildings, North tast
corner of Third and Dock Streets. opposite Aief-
= chants Exchange, or 440 North Fourth street,
Philadelphia, is authorized to receive AdveTtlse-
,ncn.s and Subscriptions for fhe ''HEkALD'
and is clothed with full power 10 receipt ioT al
.nonies paid him on these Objects.
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1847-10-05
SOMERSET against BERKS.

Since the Muhlenberg men in Berks
have come out for Irwin, it is thought by
some that Twins majority in Somerset
will balance Shunk's in ''Old Berks." All
we have to say on the subject is, that il
it should turn out so, our mountain boys
viii be entitled TO the "biggest sort Of q
jolli6cation."