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TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.
Important from Wsshington-The Treaty
with MexicO--Its Probable Defeat.

WASHINGTON, FED. 20 IL WI
The Senate will go into Executive session to-
day at one o'clock
The opposition to the treaty has wonderfully
increased since Its provisions have become bet
ter known, and l have now the best reason to
believe that it will not be ratified. l have this
from a source which is entirely reliable, and yet
such one as does not permit me to be, at pre-
sent, more explicit.
think can say with confidence that the treaty
will not be confirmed. N.
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.

ALBANY, Feb. %, 1919
Senate.
THE
Mr.. WILKINS reported favorably on the bill increasing
the pensaon Of chancelors and justices Of the old
Supreme Court
COMMISSIONERS DEEDS
Mr.. Cor reported favorably the bill appointing
commissioners Of deeds in cities.
SELLING LANDS ron APARTMENTS AND rArEs.
Mr.. LAWRENCE reported q bill authorisng the Com
mon Council Of the city Of New York to resell certain
lands for taxes and assessments for certain purposes
Also bill to incorporate the East River Savings Bank
Mr.. WILKINS reported the house bill relating to riots
MEXICAN
The resolutions relative to the war with MEXICO wer,
then taken up.
MIR. WILKINS withdrew the 7th and sth resolutions
relsfg to the acquisition Of territory and the terms on
which the war ought to be brought to . close
Mr.. s. II r. HALL desired TO have the second resoiu-
ton al aended by striking out the clause declaring that
the ten tory the right bank Of the Rio Grande was
In POSSE sson Of Mexico and Its invasion BY our army
was Ia site act and without the authority Of Congress
Mir w uxrs said he would sooner withdraw the entire
resolution and report
The nu revolution read as follows -
Resolve d, That the war now pending between the
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SOUTHERN STEAMsRs.-The new steamship
Columbus, we learn by telegraph. arrived at
Charleston on Saturday, making the passage
from Philadelphia In days. The Southerner,
Captain Berry, which left this city on the same
day the Columbus left Philadelphia, made the
run in 60 hours. The Southerner's first trip was
performed in "a hours
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pretended TO be made the reason why General
Taylor ought not to be the whig candidate. No:
the only reason is, because he is not wing.
Now, what constitutes wing, when, as we
have shown, the wings themselves have no prin-
ciples in opposition to those entertained and ad-
vocated by the democracy
While, therefore, it is foolish for the friends
of Mr.. Clay to object to Gen. Taylor's nomina-
ton, because he has not avowed his belief In
principles which have no existence, except in
the heated Imagination of political partizans,
there is every probability that the Wilmot pro-
viso will De taken up in Congress as dividing
line between the parties-by being adopted as
whig doctrine, exclusively, IN opposition to the
stand taken against it by the Southern demo-
cracy. There is no reason, however, that Gen
Taylor should be repudiated as wing, when
whig principes are nothing but dreams shadows,
without substance.
The GRAND FANCY BALL.-The "grand fancy
ball" to be given at the Opera. on the 9th of
March, is beginning to agitate the fashionable
world There is just time for the ladies to pre-
pare their dresses for that interesting OCCASION;
and little to spare, too.
We understand from one of the managers,
that none will be permitted to enter except in
fancy dress, unless the heads of families, and
those who stand in the position of gray
boards and philosophers of the last age. Of
course we shall take our position In the latter
class, among the philosophers, and represent the
character of Aristotle, or Abelard, in modern
Dress There is some difference of opinion, also,
we understand, as to the Amphitheatre being
opened tor less price than the interior of the
house. The arrangements on this point, how
ever, will soon be completed and published.
The milliners, dress-makers, florists, and all
those who attend to the fashions, and are skilled
in the accomplishments Of the fair, now have an
opportunity to make money, and distin gulsh
themselves in their particular lines.
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If any statement in this estimate is incorrect,
we shall most cheerfully rectify the error.
We, therefore, put forth claim of having the
highest aggregate circulation of any paper on
this continent; and we further claim that the
Herald is read by FIVE times as many OF the most
intelligent and tn Iaast..seeaa, IA anu rneo-
logical life.
1t Is the only American journal that has a COM
prehensive circulation throughout the civilized
world, and hence the advantage of adrertis-
ing in such channel, to reach the public mind Of
oil classes, in all chimes. Hereafter we shall pub
lish every morning the actual circulation of the
previous day. We have no wish to conceal the
truth.
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NAVAL u. s. ship of the line Columbus.
Commodore Bidde, and the frgate Brandywine,
were al Rio Janeiro on the lIth of January
The former would leave very soon for the Uni
ted States; the latter Yves bound to Montevideo
a few days.
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Shipping Intelligence,

BosroN, Feb 90 (by Telegaph)-Arr ships Thos Wales
Thoma Cslcuttai Rowland. Norcro:s New Orleans barb
Oeaus brgs Russian Carter Monte vdeo, Dec 49, Albor
Cooper uman, Havana; Alvsrado. hichardson Gonaives
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NEW YORK HERALD.
Northwest Corner OF Fulton and Nassau Sts.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PROPRIETOR.

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WEEKLY RER-ALD-EvrY Sstsmtsy-sk es.ts
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serpons snd I'D ser,s events reeesseS oy Messrs
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Newspaper Circulation I'm new YORK.
The rndersigasd having been designated BY the puo-
fishers OF the Nev York Herald and NeW York Tribune
respectively to examine jointly, and report FOR puccs
ton the actual circulation Of these two nave
made the scrutiny required, and report tnss the
circulation Of the two papers, during the iour
weeks preceding the agreement which originated this
investigation was as follows
Neu York Herald. New York Tribune.
Average Daily ercula- Average Daily ctTcaia- ,ss
,stOn sTli ,ion d. 'sso
Do. Presidential do. 7so Do. Semi do. do. you
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ADJUSTMENTS THISIEVENIN0
BOWERY THEATRE. Bowsy.-CYMsELINf-dIl
loY.

ADJUSTMENTS THIS3EvENIN0
BOWERY THEATRE. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
CHATHAM THEATRE. Chathsm street--ioNDor As
sunArcr-csJrcT IrTEREsr-THs TORRENT OF THE
VALLEY.
CIRCUs-BOwERY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ANrsN VAuLrINo, PASroMIME. sc.
PALMO's OPERA HOUSE, Chambers strsst-MoDEL
ARTISTS.
MECHANICS HALL, Broadway, near Brooms street.
CHRsrys MINsrRKLs, ETHIOPIAN SINGING, BURLEsauE
DANCING, &c.
BROADWAY ODEON, Broadwsy.-MoprL ARrurs.
PANORAMA HALL, Broadway, scar Houston H'-bAH'
VARps PAvoRAMA O Nrsss.ipr'.
BRurErTi's MopEL OF ANCIENT JsRvsALrM
TABERNACLE, Brosdway-LAsr CONCERT OF THE
APoLLo~FAcs
New York. Tuesday, February 20, 1913.
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The Herald Yesterday.
February 2sth-Issue and circulation. lS,096
CIRCULATION OF HERALD LAST WEEK.
Daily, Sunday Weekly &c. 56l4 quires .l3o o76 copies
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Highest aggregate circulation Of the Herald,
including Daily, Weekly, Sunday, Pre-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-10
REV. Ii.
VEGETABLE AMBITIOUS
PILLS

YrHEY have proved of the greatest benefit in relicv-
% ing and curing ~osbtinate ana dangerous diseases.
where other remedies have failed. The worst eases ef
chronic dyspepsia, invcterate costiveness. indigestion
~dyspeptic consumption, bilious choIic, err ysipelas, rheu-
natism, nervous or sick headache. and piles, have been
entirely cured by them; also, liver complaints of long
Standing, enlargement or congestion of the spleen, some
times called aguc cake il the side, bilious fever, fever
and ague IN all its FERNS, laundice, chOic or spasIn of
the muscular coat ofthe stomach, diarrhTa, dysentery
or bloody fux. cholera and its premonitory symptoms.
(of which many hundred cases have leen cured mental
arrangement, nervous debility. dropsical swelling, numb
pa'sey, epilepsy, aroplexy, sea sickness, scurvy, asth
ma, pleurisy, worms in children or adults, fits, leoss
ness aud irregularity ofthe bowels occ asioned by teets
ing or irritation, ferers, whooping cough, scarlet
hives or Group. erupiions of the skin, &c.
They are mild but ciiectuai in their operation upon
the system, not causing debility or too great excitemens.
They are perfectly safe aud proper 10 be lax en- in ever
peculiarly ofsiiuation, climate or disease W here ana
teTatiee, cathartic or laxative would prove beneficial -
Trey ,e compatible with every climate, and have1cer
found excellent preventives of the diseases incident
hot temperatures and new countries, as fever andt II
bilious affections, &c. They detcrge and cIesnset h
promote the secretion of healthy hile. They Civ
strength to Tie stomach, causing the digestion to be nat
uIai. vigorous and healthy.
Extract from q Letter from the Req. Media
Mnnson, Of the Georgia Methodist Con,
ference.
ScRIvES CO., GEORGIA, April 90, 1894.
Rev. and Dear Sir:
The fever aud ague is very prevalent in this State ant
your Pills are almost a certain cure for it,. I have broker
the disease upon myself W it'll two doses of the pills, ane
l am not alone in this experience. ! have known many
others experience the same benefits. They are a niedi
cine that exactly suits this sultry climate. Yours, &c.
MUNSON.
For sale by BAssETT & ROBINSON and JAMES
AkER, Agents. pr 20
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-10
VEIN. NIDI. NICI.

TR ALIENS VEGETABLE COMPOUND. for the
~ cure of Dyspepsia, LIVER COMPLAINT, NER
NOUS DEBILITY, BILIOUS INFECTIONS &c &c.
This medicine is offered TO the public under the as
surauce that there is no article in existence having strop
Gy a regular GRADUATE OF JEFFERSON Col
LEHE, Philadelphia, and a practising Physician of
twenty yeafs standing in Philadelphia, his long expert.
ence las confirmed him IN the opinion that a compound
cd medicine was required to prevent and remedy the de
Utilization produced by residing in low MIASMATIC
CLIMATES. and to counteract the prostratinc innuen.
ces OF the many nervous disorders with which the hu-
man family are afflicted.
DIR. ALLEN is a well known Physician, and has
used the above medicine in his practice for EIGHT
YEARS with the most astonishing eject, having tested
its qualities IN above five Thousand cases.
No medicine ever received more taitering ecommen-
heen bestowed on this. Read the following:
The late DIR. GEORGE MCCLELLAN, of Philsdei.
piia, pronounced II one of The BEST TONIC prepara.
items he had ever used, and recommended it strongly in
caseso Of Dyspepsia Nervous pebilily. etc.
The following is an extract ola letter from
DIR. RoBERT AGNEW,
an eminent Physician cfLancaster county, Pa.
DIR. ~ALLEN-DrAR SiE:-it is with grea, pleasure
that inform YOU of the success attending your Medi
cine, wbila employed in my practice. | firmly believe
That ia eight cases out of ten the Dyspeptic may, by the
use OF your Medicine, rid himself Of this thorn in the
pathway of life. Not only in Dyspeptic cases. but in
all cases OF constipation and Diseases depending on a
dchiilated stale OF the nervous system, together with a
torpid state of the Bowels, will your ELIXIs be OF ines
tlnatle value"
The next is d letter from
j.. A. CLEVELAND,
a celebrated Physician and Druggist of Charleston, sc.
given in his own words at length.
Charleston, april Is, lS47.
DIR. C w ALLEN-DEAR SIR:-it is with great salts.
faction | take this opportunity of adding my experience
ia the sale and prescribing OF your Vegetable Compound
for the cure OF DysIeps a, within the last eighteen
month";, ia more than one hundred cases of the most
obstinate nature, many of Ihem being Dyss optic OF from
to fifteen years standing, and had deied every treatment
aadctimate, at last yielded. and were entirely CURED
by a few bottles OF your Invaluable compound; | never
had a Medicine in my store 3" iich has given such a UNI.
versal satisfaction aud made so many perfect cures.
| eau say, ia Instances where it has been taken for
Dyspepsia, that has ever iailodto effect Il cure.
Respectfully, yours, &c.
DR. j. \. CLEVELAND,
Druggist and Chemist.
4 CoPyl 900 King street, Charleston ). c.
1hc above Medicine can be had James Baker, Vince.
ing, Va, A. n. Williams, farkershurg, Va, j.. & L
Neakir Cincinnati, OHIO, p A Fahnesisck, Pittsburgh
id of Druggists generally.
a LEN & WARD,
Nov II Proprlet0rs Phild.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-10

.ssncls nt-Aeors 4 remry'v which ef.ruaryeut
g. FOUNTAIN Of physical Wsladtes must be o 10 u
The l-,-fasi oi h..s-Ht- 90 tNo~c a-Icicd VII 81. We
have ul- g-r- -av s1ylng thai titFc Pills are PRE-
ENfNENTLY TfT REMEDY over al Others usrd for
Tfmale Complains, o. ai who are acquainted with
them know, ami IS all WHO viii use them VIII be most
perfectly -HrV urf1 hv fir rc-uis.
EEACH'S CArAREH Powders.
The, powders ac an eG,ciusir cmel, ,or sl those Oh
strHctpus 100 tae Lad sud nose uhlcf nre produced by
raiss, fr titN ~ other causes. a. tatarrh - very often
tile primary cause oil many OF tire worst cases .f in-
fsrwsfisu OF the Ewes. 81 fafaidi~eases Of tie tirostor
W luorlft "revon Of Tie Lungs. inducing Con=nWplt'n
IT, attended, and .acrAed q; its omlIenoeHent icio-e
uifthuuatc~ iu something worse. To act1nit Eh lli-.
there Is nothing equal 90 these row DLhS.
theF remove gli morbid or purulcut msiier from Neftfe az
iecied. by producing a free. easy aud naiura discharge
iron. tire c'nrsei or DISTRACTED organs. and excite hral
thy secrtfluUs 10 the glands and membranes, restoring
their uaturtifouc aud action. These Powders are one
OF the very best remedies used for Ioiy Jus tH The nose.
aud ar other eNcICsccHcrS which appear r' the nasal ca
vitinS. thcy are s~InRulaH} prompt AVID c1eciiFr pc cur
Ig Headache. and H giving great relief 30 at ca-e~ ert
mination " blood 10 thc BRAN, and other similar arc
uous
This is one OF thc most vauaile Of counter irriianis NY
beur sppl.d over the paris affected il relieves acute AMI
cbtontc psips 90 the side and ctei, and OF
The throat Ut bronchitis. ID cures deafness. or dulncss Of
and is one Of very lest remedies Tor all disease
of tho spiue. and OF tie hgad or brain.
All tacsc Medicines are put Nv under llr. Beach : am
mediate supervision. and have his likeness and wthieu
signature attached 10 every tuN. package, phlal, tutiic'
sc. TO prevent the public rom being imposed upon 10y
spurious WItatous. couuteriets or sufreptittous arti
Giles; aud The public aye hereby cautioned against ri
chasing an' article a. "Beach's Medicines. expect such
as hsyehl uAeusss and written signature On each OF
the stove named remedies.
For further particulars respecting Dr. Bcach's Book
* Medicines ~co F%amppIet, which may lie Obtained grS-
Far sale hy James Baker, Wheeling, Va .an1 James
Buriey Eizah,tHt7yyr Va. oct -.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-10
REMARKABLE CURE OF PiLESi-THIRTY
NGAkS STANLlNGI

HVUUt " asNIH-IUIf DtFNsHIt % .THdsFTT
Nov %. lS45.
Nessrs. Wyatt & ketchsm-Gents: For thirty wears
have been afflicted with piles, general debility, and in.
fanfnatton. causing tumoHTs aud prolapsus Of the bow-
els, and which bad resisted all the medical treatment
Or Chapman and others could give. The last three years
Of that time my sufierIngs defy description. | was con.
fined TO he'd, unable To help myself, and at last given up
y my physicians and tieud in despair OF ever gaining
my health; in fact for three days before | commenced
using DR. I piam's Eecuuary, | was euiIely speech css
and my burial clothes were made. But under Prov.
denee, and the use et Or | phan's EAectuary, though an
Old MAN. have the pleasure Of stating tire FACT to tie
public thai my health l. new good. ard | hope to i've
many years. # it is Gods viii, to make known the viz
tues of Doctor l pAeIn's Electuary, and TO commend
Il 10 my afflicted ieliow-crestuGes II helped me beyond
the expectations of all that knew my case, ard can
only say 10 Others that II Is, III my opinion, the hest me
dlctue IN the world for Piles, or any other disease OF the
owes; and Il they viii use il according 10 the direc-
lions, | VIII myself warrant a cure in every case
Yours, wltI the utmost eXpressio ion Of thauktulgrs.
COANELIIS SUR.
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E
OR PILES. INTERNAL th tN. thNALs IENAh-
NENTLT CURED BY
DR.. Ipham's NegcLahle EleeiRarI,


An Internal Remcdu. trhieh. i used &C
cordug 10 directions. q cure J0r
Lfe is CUGrGHffsi.
SYMPTOMS or TIE EAS
\ common consequence Of thfs . eetion = . kird Of
called, the g fs aiso hcai. tension AVID %t1rehtinE % the
part. varying from e moucrsfc degree n these sensations
u the most circulating sude'i ue;-;hrse are caused ~
the great flow Of blood 10 TIE parts. Sometimes TN in
forming what is called Proiarsus, OF falling Of fhe how
els, this b. the effect OF long continued irriistIsr and
weakness Of shat organ In some instances the ratient
experiences nervous pains. WIN D are iUdescrihaHt, and
ately after an evacuation. and continue from thuty min
utcs SO several hours; these sensations are VERY annoy
ing ans sometimes very distressing. This disease, when
Of long continuance. Is attended by pain and weakness
~ the hack, irritation Of Tie kidneys and bladder, and
other organs 90 The vicinity, pain ard n%urlNuess IN the
legs and feet, a sense Of strnitness about the chest. and
unnatural fuiuess IN the Abdominal visrefa. accompanied
with psiptaiion OF the hcar and oppression. individ
usis sometimes experience, previous To an a;tsck If the
pies. symptoms depotiug great arrangement ~ The cir
cuistou. There Is q sense Of weight and pressure IN The
abdomen. with a peculiar feeling Of urcasiness 10 the
bowels. consultation of permfuu, attended with pain in
the hack aud .. ins. nausea. and slight pains ~ the siout-
ach. pale conference. confused sensations in tie bead,
WEAKNESS, and irritable and di~conientes state Of the
mind. ard a sense IS FITNESS and oppression nthe region
of the stomach. The circulation on the surface d fee.
lie. and The current of blood determined inv ard and
DOWN. ards.
BR t'PHAM's VEGETABLE E~LECTUARY,
cUREs EFFEcrrAtLY. .Sp TuEFFFoEE PREVENTS PILEs.
READ TIE TESTIMONY.
Hudson, necemler II, 1870.
CESTs:-I have used Or l'ptain's Vegetable Pile Flee
tuary which I purchsscd at YOU, aud lind It one of Tho
Test medicines ~ use for The Plies. and also for all bill
Gus affections, arising from an impure state oi the sys-
EN-. Yours, q COLE, Marble Dealer.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-10
81 INNER AND BOWEL COMPLINT;
DR.. THOMPSONS CARMINATIVF

Ascicntiic vegetable preparation prepared by Or Ed.
gar Thorn, formerly ofPiHshurgh now of New York CT
ty. THIS invaluable preparation is well known by the
inhabitants of Pittsburgh and vicinity as a suRE and
rERTAIS remedy for Summer complaint, Diarrhua. Chu-
leTa Murbus, etc. II is a scientific remedy, predicated
upon the unalterahle laWs of nature. II removes The
CAUSE and the elect naturally CEASES No person
should 20 a lengthy journey without it, and for Summer
Complaint ia children Il Is truly invaluable. being a Ger.
laIn cure, aud by It's timely use numbers OF children
might he saved from thc grave, Price - cents per hottle
Sod ~ the asrnts for Or CAekenet's sugar Coated Pills
sec list Of agents above.
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C~oldridge's Balm of Columbia For

lhe. Hair,-lts positive qualities are a. folows-lst.
Lar ihfNts, keeping the head Tree from sour, and
cansii z . MAllious growth OF the hair.
h t2d, gFof laiies, amer ehild birth, restoring the skin TO
yRi q7osl siiEepsllt sud hfmnesi, .aA preventing ths fal-
Ing out " The HAIR.
~. sg%Ry srsfpsreeogsrin 3sor any pyaiiiiy, the
I sSa q epgct Is produstd. H!itWi fDBW ~ $
.yTib. (E psei ~ infancy ill a growth IA, started. ~
may le preserved, by atienilon, 10 lbs lalest peripd OF
5ihl IL aee4 The head from dsadrur, strengthens the
if3oh, ipspls hesitLsha sqssr td2iEe eltfsiaiioh, and
prevents The hah moan Changing color or re ting grey.f
ttA " esasesthe lalIiq gorltf sItitully, when noue
~ ~ itJvey iflsht. LP Nd itdfes toilet Should over
Nc asste without iL. .rv.s27f nor ~ a I'D
LXi,actorant Syrup. n = sot y sss,ss sp ,l%ihoo.
Hsaods have met q premature dediaa tr tie want Of al
"a tiuu toa cDainsa COL1. tiaysysa a cough ? Rev
III iiatsoie news E&pect0fsnt syrup, a Ahtt medical
inscriptions containing no poisonous drus<. and Used,
if aneNtsnsi ye tnaciG se isf ssvesatisesrs, wal most pa
srheiy give reiieI, Sait save You from that .hosi awlai
ls.4.Af$s 4 dinsoHaFy Cousum stioa, " hich Gsha,ly syeeps
into tAe ,s{ase, huApt Y. ~ tbs yoang, the Cd, Ihe,ioye
sndNe ga AfttiltfiS VA
f3 11Ie Only EeIns,e tor ssie ma ~ hrttns iyyA. O: Fair
ctiht. Ia Stvuhchvlhr nv A. GDRa.n A IIshikgh ~ WIN
JaeGsun, ani Washington BY A ess<eny a eOn, In So
SisitsV me- ny Jeifhsoh. aino ai ever sS1wu "a Iein@yl
staia' tsno. Maryland Aau Nm siniaH fta'Pf det 10
.ursuae -aN 4la -bsna a1nF tevfif
<9ee<ses Sicily Liqa0riee, / ease Re6nad do, for shrsf
- aug a. --4A Ia gAHlR = I.
~ bay.4ssl 8x1L ~ holis
- II1 - = n