The New York Herald Newspaper, November 15, 1843, Page 3

More Danina BureLariss anp Hianway lo: nixs.—la Buffa'o, on the 10th inst., the hardware store of Wm A. Thomson was broken into and rob- bed. Last Saturday night, a milkman, named Clark, was stopped on the highway, near Boston, by a foot pad. With the use of his whip he drove off the rob- ber, but not till he had snapped his pistol at him. ‘There is only one course to adopt to rid ourselves of these rascals, if any of them make their appear- ance in thiscity. Go to Spies & Co., in Pearl street, purchase one of Allen’s six-barrelled pistols, and use it whenever a robber givesyouacall. This will prove an effectual remedy against future visits Park Taeatar —“ Othello” was performed last night, with Wallack as the Moor, and Booth as Iago. Wallack both dressed for, and played his part with great good taste, looking throughout the noble Moor. Mr. Booth’s Lago is too well known to admit of comment, and notat all inferior to his acting in his bestdays, when he w esteemed se- cond to none in this and many ether characters. Roderigo, however, seemed to have mall con- ception of bia part, making of the simple minded Venetian gentleman a mere buffoon. Between the tragedy and the farce, * The Boardisg School, Mies ‘Turnbull danced the Cachuca, which, as all her dances are, was clamorously called for ase. eond time. To-night Mr Boo h will ploy Richard Ill, his most popular, if not his best character. Mr. Rice’s Rerugn.—The visiters to the Chat- ham will rejoice to learn of the return of Mr. nice, the great Jim Crow. This evening he produces a new piece called Accidental Horrors or Incidendal Humors, which is said to be vastly amusing. He also for the first time tince his return from Europe repeats his laughable character in the ‘Peacock and Crow.” Miss Raliia brings forh anew sleaee, and the whole strength of the company will be called outin the production of the comedy of Ka- tharine and Petruchio. Tue Onymric was crowded, the perform- ances being of the kind to take :—‘ The National Guerd,” an odd little burletta called ‘The Loves of the Angels," which was very well received, and the farce, * Deat as a Post.” A debutante, Miss St. Clair, made her apoeurance asa dancer in thr Highiand Fung and Quick Step. and there was also a mediey dance by Miss Partingtoa. Mr. Mitchel seems determined to carry the day, if offer- ing varieties to the public will enable him to do so. Winter’s Cuemicat, Patntyxcs continue to afford extreme pleasure to all who visit them, and have been pronounced by judges who saw those painted by Daguerre, to be in many respects supe- rior to them. We advise all lovers of the fine arta, and those desirovs of witnessing curiosities, to pay a visit to this really splendid exhibition. —_—_—_—_—_— 0G- AMERICAN MUSEUM —Grand attractions this sfte noon—t erformances commencing at3 e’cluck. Dr. Jobnson gives his expetiments in Mesmerism, which haveastoushed ana convinced hundreds. Great West ern, Mr. Cole, Celeste,and the Dog Billy, give their in- teresting performances also. Ia the evening the Miss Shaws and Brother give their grend vocal Concert, with the ether performances in the stcad of Meameric experi- ments With such @ combination of talent and attraction there must be full houses. gg- PEALE'S MUSLUM.—Fortune telling is all the rage here—Huadreds are instructed dsily in the myste Ties of the future to their entire satisfaction. Grand p formancesthis afternoon at 3 o’clock, and this evening at Tho'clock by Great Western, Mr. J.G Booth, Cerito, kc. ‘Tis place seemsto prosper under its present manage- ment, aud at the low price of one shilling. Weul,it oughtto. ' Qg@- AN ENTIRELY NEW WORK !—By Lady Bless. ington, Thisday published—Price one shilling, “ The Etiquette of Courtship and Marriage.” First American from the firet London ediion, just received in this coun- try by the Briannia. Contents. Courtship—Gentlemen—General Conduct, Dress, Pro. posals tothe Lady; Refusal by the Lady, Refusal of Pa- rents or Guardian: Cenduct of the Gentlemn—Towards his Betrothed, in Public; on the Lady retiring from her engegem=nt; on retiring from his engagement; Proposal of Marriage. Courtship - Ladies--General Conduct, Proposal by the G nth man, Choice of Confidante, Correspondence, Conduct of the Lady—Towards her Betrothed in Public, on the gentleman rewiring from his engegement; on reti- Ting trom her engagement; Bridal Morn. Return from the Weading Tour—Visits of compliment 4 cerem my, Conduct 1a Public, Presentation at Court General Observations— Duties of a Wile, Mother, and ves of a tamils; Conclucion. Published, and for saleby BURGESS & STRINGER, Corner of Broadway and Ann sireet. {Ge ATTENTION EVERY BODY !—-THIS DAY published, price twenty five cents, the first American Jrom the thirtieth London edition of Abernethy’s Femily Pay sicien 5 or, Ready Prescriber, in all cases of illness or accident, where medical attendance is not required or Load tcc ye Revised and enlarged by H. Bost- w -D. ‘his work, by one of the most intelligent and success. fu! of modern physicians, should find a place in the libra ry of every family in the country, it heing the cheapest, most modern and complete Book of Domestic Medicine ever published, It is tar superior to Buchan’s antiquated treatise end all similar works. How much better would it be for invalids if, instead of dosing themselves with the quack nostrums, pille and panaceas which so sbound, they would turn to the pages of this waluable manual, and, uuder the appropriate head, fiod aud adopt the [ rescription suitable to their complaint —a2 prescription recommended by oneof the most popular and scientitie physician of any age. Notices oF 1 Pay ss. Decidedly the best of the Dumrrons manuals of domestic medicine before the pub- lic "—London Examiner. The nome of the compiler of this useful work is passport to every man’s confidence. No family should be without this excellent work by the great Abernethy.” —Court Journal. “The criptions are numerous, great care Every voriety of diseat ated of, and the Hest remedies for all ere given in ner intelligible both tothe unprofessional reader and the apothecary. Metropolitan azine “the best and most t ony treatise of the kind E.+ry person whe is travelling, should put one of t bookain histreok. The chepter on the treatment of cidents iv alone worth the whole price ot the beo! London Times. e repudiate self-doctoring—but here is a book,” saysthe London Atlas, “which every provident father of a family aliould have; tor there are occasions when the edvice it gives in cance of illness snd accident must be in valnsble” Price twenty. five cents. This day published ond for eale b BURGES> & STRINGE! Corner of Broadway and Ann street, New York. ONE MILLION OF SHERMAN’S POOR Maus Plasters. per annum will not supply the demand, 80 wonderfal are their effects, ond so great has their repu- Beware of imposture. Sherman's genu- Dr, Shermon’s signaiure on the is merely called “ Poor id hes pomgnature or name to father it, sil, ithas invariably produced bad cte wherever it has been used. So frequent have the comp! become, that Dr. Sherman is ovliged to warn the public against the bare impos ure. i mediete relief, get the genuine 6 Nassau street, or of t 10 Astor He use, 227 ry East Broadway, 139 Fuiton street, Brooklyn, and 3 Ledger Baildings, Pailadelphie. CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURE! ‘The Ponic Mixture, prepared by the College of M: cine and Poarmacy of thecity of New York is now ci fiJeatly recommended and prescribed by the first medical practitioners of the city, for all cases of debility procuced either by secret indulgence or excess of any kiod detri meotelto the constitution. It is an invaluable remedy for impotence, sterility, or barrenness (aniess dependiog on muiformation), and will be found highly beneficial 1 ali complaints arising from a debilitated state of the con- stitution. Sold iu tingle bo tles $1 each; in cases of half adozen $5; carefully packed and sent to all parts of the Union. Uffice ond consulting rooms of the College 97 Nassau street. W. $. RICHARDSON, Agent. OG TO SHAVE EASY —A celebruted writer hes de. finca man to be ashaving animal. This is doubtless true ‘fo Jar as relates to civilized man, buta civilized man cannot shave witbont a r.zor, and hecannot keep his ra zor in good order without @ strop. We would, therefere just gently hint to our readers, that Saunders’ Patent Me tallic Tablet end Razor Strop, with four sides, has with- ttood the test of time, it having been before the public more than a qnarter of acentury, audit probably hasno- ruperior in giving that desirable keen edge ‘oa good ra- zor, which renders shaving an operation that may be pa- m Mer Jour. Manufectery 163 Broadway, between Courtlandt and Liberty streets, 0@- WHAT A MAGAZINE OF hended in Peters’ Vegetable Pulls, Medicated Lo arnges and Vegetable Plasters, They o among the very few remedies Xnown as patent medicine that eD recognised and endorsed by the most emine: fensores of medioalecience ia the convtry, England and France Tov Pills were the result of years of research directec solely to the selection of the medicinal juctions ot the vegetable kingdom, and when the herbs and roots from which the extracts that compose them were selected, yeers were consumed in ebtaming and combiving these extracts. Oar wonder at the almost miracu’ ft produced by these pills is diminished, We reflect (hat tbe laber of halt a iife was Drivging (nem to perfection. Bat let the they are periect All Dr Petors? preparations have been compounded with infinite care and under the eniightens supervision of science ; it i# no wonder thergtore ‘hw they are ae far superior to the quack. nostrams of thr dey, a#the genuine cvin of a realm is to the baseato connterfeits, ‘ es PrincipaPottice 198 Pulfott feet. OG OlL OF TANNIN — This celebrated oil has (ull) susveined it reputation asthe great restorer of old wort out bags cH rendering’ it soft and pliable i eee ceea te ntact, It renders poots and shoes entirely imp water. 'T be found ot its Courtland st; Ioorth 6h #1, Philadelphia, J drawn up with HEALTH I8 BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL. nn Philadelphia. (Correspondence of @ Herald.) ‘The Weather Baptist Foreign Mission—The Fire. men— Theatricals—Business—Military Parade. Pumapgtruia, Nov. 14. Jamas Gorpon Bennett, Eso.— Dear Sin:— We have a pleasant day—clear and moderately cold—just the weather to give beauty to the appear: ance of our interesting fair, and induce a great turn out in Chestnut street, which hes been filled with the delightful creatures the entire morning and afternoon. The great mass meeting of the Baptist Foreign Missionary Society, of this and adjoining states, continues to be well attended in the Samson Street Church, and the exercises are of the most interest- ing character. Contributions have been made toa large amount in a'd of the Baptist Foreign Missicns, giving an energy and impetus to the cause which muet result in good, and the acquisition of souls to the fold of Christ’s Church. Oe of the clergy, the Rev. Morgan J. Rhees, of Wilmington, in the course of a thrilling and beautilul speech, euggeated as a plan tor raising tuuds for missionary purposes, thet every minister, and even private christian, at the head ot a family, s-cure a box tu be placed on the table at every meal, to receive the contributions of the members ot the femily, and the amount #0 accrued, and which might be increased by denying themselves many of the extra dishes and suprr- fluities, to be appropriated exclusively in aid of missions. He said, with help of God to, adop: this plan on hisreturnhome. The Rev. J L. Burrowes also addreesed tne conv nition, in an eloquent and affecting manner, relating an incident that trans: pired as the Rev. Mr Webb, who preceded him, was speaking. He stated that an aged colored wo- man came to him, placing a dollar in his hands, re- quested him to appropriate it in aid of the cause of missions The circumstance of this piovs old wo- mun, tottering with age—and yet the trequency of such contributions, he thought, wasa sharp reproot to those whose means were more ample, but whose ceutributions were ccmparatively much smaller— coming up to the cause with lees energy and devo- tion, und tnuch less tr quent, than the offering from poor but evangelical nx mbers of the church. The meeting will be contioued for several days There hus been no firemen’s riot since my last !— pleased amIto record this tact. I hope tor the character of our city we may never have a repet- tion of the scenes that occurred from Saturday to Monday morning, tending as they do, to sully the tairfame of our good city, and mekitg her name a byword and reproach am 'ng all people. The “ Mysierics of Paris.” was mared last night atthe National to a crowded house; 1 think it will prove an attractive piece—it will require pruning, and the correctioa of some tnfling faults incident to the hasty production of a new drama, when it doubtless will becomegpopular, and have along and aucpeencl run It is aunounced for every night this week. The Ttulian Opera Troupe, last night, at the Chestnut, in Norma, drew quite an indifferent house. I was surprised at this, heralded as they have been, and from the impressien they made last summer in this city; then in the hottest month of the year, drawing good houses. They will appear again on Wednesday evening, ’ Young Vandenhoit will take a benefit to-night at the Chesnut, producing a new play called “‘Pas-ion, or Youth and Age,” he acting the hero of the piece. He should have a tull house Business contioues as when last referred to, ex- cept a partially bri: k retai! business, rather flat. Major Fritz paraded yesterday witl. hie beautiful corps of Nati«nal Grays, presenting quite a martial appearance. Their movements were well! executed, aud very creditable. A new company, called the Tadependent Guards, also appeared yesterday tor the firat time. They are commanded by Caprain Haswell, who is deserving of praise for the elegant appearance ot his corps. Both companies were out 1m good numbers. Yours, &c. Philadelphia. (Correspondence of the Herald.) Putwapetrsta, Nov. 14, 44 o’clock, P. M } A duel was fought sbout 8 o’clock this mormng, on the line dividing the States of Pennsylvania and Delaware (the spot where Tom Marshall shot Col. Webb,) between two officers of the United States Navy, Lieut. Edward R. Thompson, of th: steam frigate Princeton, lying at our Navy Yard, and Midshipman Throckmorton. The formerreceived the ball of his antagonist in the left thigh, and it is feared the wound will cost him his lite. The wounded man and his trends are expected to ar- tive in the city this eveniag. Throckmorton and riends, I am told, took their departure for Ma- tyland. The origin of the duel I could not ascer- tain, but 1 believe it grew out of a difficulty at Jones’s Hote}, soine short time since Yours, 8. Svicrpk or A Principal WitTNESS IN THE CASE OF Apam Horn.—A letter was received in this city yes- terday, from Reisterstown, stating thet John Sterch, an important witness in the c. se of Adam Horn, alias Heil- men, indicted for the murder of hir wife, had committed auicide by cutting his throat with a knife, on Saturday night last. It will be remembered that Storch was the perscn to whom Horn was about to make over his proper ¥ at the time of his arrest in Pailadelptir. It appenre that Storch, after being before the grand Jury, at the present term of the county court, on his way home, in company with some friends, stated that he went to Horn’s housesoon afver the murder,when Horn handed him a Ger- men Bidle, ond observed that he had some important wat ters to tell him, ond that if he would ar to secrecy, he would communicate it,ond then told bim thet on the night of the murder his wife had went out of the house in her night dress, and remaining longer than he thought pruvence dicta ed, he went in search of her,and bavirg reason to suspect her chastity, in a Gt of anger he her with a shovel, which caused her death. at i stated that Storch assisted him in cutting up and secreting the body, and that the property was to be made over to is observing strict secrecy in regard te the whole effsir. 1a cons: quence of these circum stances, Storch was arrested on saturday last, and taken before a megistrate, who committed him to the custody of au cfficer, 1» order thathe mght undergo aturther exa. mination. Hs was placed for sefe keeping in a tavern, trem which he mavaged to effect his escape on Saturday mgnt, with only a portion of his clothes on, and on Sun- dey morning @ search was instituted in order to discover him, end by following a trail of blood, some distance from the tavern, his lifeless body was found with his throat cut, and his lower eatremeties nearly destroyed ty the hoga. N. Chapman, Esq held a coroners inquest over the body, which rendered 4 verdict in accordauce with the above facts.— Baltimore Clipper, Nov. les of Stocks at Ph! lelphia. Secoxp Boann, Nov 13 — $353 State 6's, 1816. new an nul, 72; 760 abares Girard Bank. 74; 100 do bdiat 74; FAO State 5's} 6 ef, 68; $3000 do 5’ do, 673; $1465 do b's, 674; $2000 do 5° 674; $3000 Tennessve Bonds, 85; $9000 do 88; 51 shares Pousdeiphia Ba k, 93; 28 do W. wington RK, 18}; 6 do Reading RK, 19}; 24 do Man. and Mech’s Bank, 42, 26 do Mech»sics Bauk, 26; $2000 Chea aud Del Canal Lown, 1846, 8°f, 5 sharrs Pennaylvanin Bank, 223; $500 Lehigh ‘Mortgage Loan, 64} $4000 Reading Reon 6s, 1847. 7. First Boann, Nev 14-$10.0 Tennessee 5'8 86}; $3000 do 5's, Ist Jnty, 86h: $1000 ty 6's do, 68); 86 shares Gorard Bank, 7}; 208shaves do, 74; 140 shaeado 7f; 1312 dos; $4760 Reading RR Bonds 6's, 1847, 70. 75 shies U States Bank, 5}, 201do 63; $2912 Letigh Loan, 35, 92393 Le high Mortgage Lonn, 64, $4100 de bst, 64; $1000 Siate 6% fy}; $1000 do 63}; $1000 do dist, 68}; 122 shares Wiiming ton WR, 1s}. 20 de Commercial Bank, 004; 7 do Pennay)- varia Bavk, 225; 6 do Union Bank Tern 64; 20 do Vicks. burg Bank, 3}; 60 do 34; 7 d» Nerristown RR, 2}. LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NEWS. Puttanruenta, Nov U—Arr Joseph Cowperthwait tome, Howes, and Wm Pitt, Baker, Bos Wilmington, NC, Cid Brandyw JId Alexander, Leeds, Bordeanx; Phe- Slo Phebe Barer, Crowell, Halifax ‘The Alexander, for Bord hor opp site the Lazaretto, H ) and Frank, NYork; ‘on. Ricumonp, Nov 13—Arr Weymouth, NYork. Below, Sea Mew, fe1m Thomaston. Std Herschel, Pernambuco; Shet.and, Portamouth; Anu Smith, \ York. Nowrorx, Noy 10—Arr Pacific, Newport. General Record s. of and from Holifex, for Trinidad, ing the gals ot the 3d ult. lat 3520 N. lon 60,30 ter by the Elizabeth Coral. ‘Thom Brio C sized di captain and crew were taken off two di Porter, (Br) at Barbadves. Nas doy Owe George’ ay Flower pipe. Ue Toe % i v ice, Antigua. Cid 24) ‘Gilbert Hatteld, Powell, Cape AMERs WILL START port instead of Boston, in a few months, 80 We ed. This change will be a great bencfit to mer- and doubtless te Mr. Cunard, the enterprising projecter. But this change is followed try onother, important to all men, Phalon, the great wig maker, has: ffscted i, inthe shape of a splendid toilet srticle called “ The 1.” changin, solt pliant one,to bercaped with a sharp razor, after receiving & keen edge on Sauuders? Immitable § rops ” Henceforth let no one complain of a smarting tace, caused hy soaps compounded of aikalies and other ingre siteute of an irritating nature, ba. icy this emolent cream acejand nothing Will induce 5 ov to be without it. ‘The ow price of 8 and 6 ah # the jar renders it the cheap: stent best articles invented for thé beatd. For sale, wholesale and retail, by Edward Phalon, sole proprietor y, opposite St. Paul's... Sold also by G B + 3 Le dyer Burldings, Philadelphia; Brainard « Co,, 14 Court street GG PROVESSOR VELPEAU’4 SPECIFIC PILLS he permanent care of Guaorrios Gleet, Figor aluus «i ali mocopurulent discharges irom the urethra. Thes: re warranted to be asale, radical, and speedy reme- ty for the above complaints, They are to be had genuins only atthe ofticeand consulting rooms ot the college oi Medicine and Pharmacy, 97 Nexeau street, \W. 8, RICHARDSON,: Agent. FIRE ENGINE COM of the members of the above Company, held at the Engine House on Mondcy evening, November 13th, 1842, the tellowing membere— Mesers. [.J Sa'omon, G B Lane, and R M. Coit—were appointed a committee to draft resolutions expressing the porn pa Company, who submitted the {o! resolu |, That we tender our most heartfelt "and sin- cere thanks to Messrs Braisted & Johnson, propiietors of the United States (late Holt’s) Hotel, for the most sump- tuous entertainment given by them to us and our guesta, the New Market Fire Engine Company of Baltimore, on their lete visit to our city. Res ived, That we also tender our thanks tothe Wasb- ington Fire Engine Company, No. 1, f Brooklyn, for the ho-pitable and gentiemanly manner in which they re- ceived ond entertained ua on our visit to their city, . Resolved, Thet we tender our thanks to Thomes 8 for his generous invitstion extended to us ‘8 to visit his most truly magnificent esta Also, to the proprietors of the Bowery Aw- phithestre for their kind invitation to visit their popular place of amusement. Resolved, That we tender our thanks to Mr. Gonperts, the worthy proprietor of the Knickerbocker Baths, for his liberal invitation extended to us and our guests. Resolved, We beg leave to tender cur thunksto Com. Gen. Henry Storms, for the polite iuvitation to visit the State Arsepal. Resolved, We return thanks tothe Southwark Engine Company No, 83, forthe kind manner in which they en- trtained our guests at their engine house, Resolved, ‘I bat the ahove resoiutions be unanimously adopted, and that ‘hey be published in the Morning Cou- rier, Herald, and rye ear N M. BENNETT, Chairman. HENRY H. VALLMAN, Secretary. ISRAEL J. SALMON GARRETT B. LANE, RICHARD M., Col FONTAINE’s CH SE HAIR ERADICATOR ’ from any part of the human body in three minutes, and not injure the most delicate skin it has completely triumphed over the many base and perni- cious counterfeits and imitetions that inindate the coun- i Committee. try, draining th ples’ pockets, and injuring the skia andhealth. Dr. F., the original inventor, will forfeit $40 if the Chinese does not remove the stiffest and strong. est hair in from three to five minutes, and not injure the moat delicate skin. It can also be seen applied, by all who wish, before parchasing. ‘’o be found Jandt etreet; Qnorth bin st, Pi Boston; 139 Fuiton 0G CONNEL’S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR is, by every family who are acquainted with its virtues, always afier kept in the hor Tc has such perfect con rns, scelds, flesh bruises, and will 'y case, if the vitala are undastroyed, and Jeaving ascar, No one can use this salve for any outward ache or ailing without receiving benefit. To be found genuine only at 21 Courtlandt street, George Wells; Comstock & Co, 2 north Sth street, Philadelphia; and Comstock & Ross, 52 Cornhill, Boston. PRIVATY, DISKASE?. A CURE GUARAN- —The College ot Medicine and Pharmscy of the y of New York, established ‘or the suppression of quackery, is now prepared to treat all diseases of a pri- vate nature, and offer to all those afflicted with these dis- tre i maladies advantages not to be met with in any other unstitution in this country, either public or private, From the constant correepondenge, and from private ar rangement, between the members of the College and the mest eminent professors of the medical institutions of Eu- rope, all improvements in the treatment of these diseases are forwarded to them long before they reach the majo- rity of the medical profession of this ceuntry. Wath such celebrated remedies, together with the combmed skill of the first medical men of this country, the College tee] aa- tisfied thet the good work they have undertaken, “the suppression of ‘quackery will receive the pstronage it deserves from it portion of the public requiring their servicee. Terms—for advice and medicine $5. Office and Consulting Kooms of the College, 97 Nassau street. ¥ W. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent. N.B. Patients living at a distance, by stating their di- sense explicitly in writing, giving all symptoms, together with the treatment they received elsewhere, if any,cen obtain @ chest containing all medicines, with full direc tons tor use, with a guarantee ef cure, by addressing the agent of the college, pest pard, encloring $6. 0G BRISTOL’S RSAPARILLA.—The following tesumonial was aiven unsolicited :— Mr. Wm Burokn:— Dear sir— Feeling it a duty which I owe Mr. C. C. Bristol, and the whole human family, Itake the liberty to address him through you, to make my case kuown,and the benefit I have derived from the use of his Compound Extroct of Sarseparilia. Ia September, 1836, 1 was taken sick, and had the best medical advice irom that time until November, 1942, in the course of which time I have been under the cai twelve different physicians, and all to no effect, was induced totry his Sursaparilla. When { commenced the useof it, (which was about t! Thad a fever sore of the most m severe cough, attended with a p. the side and epit- ting of blood, and the chronic rheumatiem, go tuat | could not sleep nightor day, and my sufferings were beyond conception. My friends had all given me up as b beyond human assistance,and said | could live but a short time, when I wes induced to try his Compound, and J now joy better health than Lhave for seven years, and all through the tse of itand the help of Divine Providence ; and my improvement has been so rapid, that I 9m lecked upon 38 one risen trots the grave. instance, since the middle of December, | hi increased in weight to (he extent of thirty-four pounds, which is gaining very rapidly inthree montns. You may refer any persons to me, who may have any scruples, or disbu! end I think I can soon conviace them of Lremain, vourfovedient servant, WILLIAM 8. HOLBERTON, . 60 Maiden lene, up staire, N York. Sold, wholesale and retail, by Wm. Burger, Druggist, 60 Courtlendt st, and druggists generally, c ve, 8 qualities. 0@ TO THOSE WHO SUFFFR FROM COM- pluusts peculiar to the first commenucementof winter. In no season does the bieod and svcretions of the human system undergo more striking Changes than in the fail of the year, and especially the commencement of winter — it we turn to vature, the changes in the vegetable world ere found to be not only strikingly analagous, but to have a strong influence on the healthy or diseaeed con- dition ol the body, From the decay ot autumn, end the morbid and death like state of winter, the hunun system is aiso for a period affected Ly a similar feeling, arising from the action ot atemp rary d adapting itself to the same Jaws that govern inanimate nature. This ren- ne use of gome simple medicine (specially to those nder copstitution) of abso.ute importance—for this isthe time to assist nature with a medicine to cleanse, and at the same time strengthen the pewers of the vital org’ @ functions necessary to be cleansed and invigo- d,none have a more intimate connexion than the ato. mach and liver. Tne presence of food in omach, and the healthy operation of the diges ive powers, 1urnish the only natural stimulant to the liver; but whenever the coatines of the former become week and morbid, the bile is improperly {the liver and generality unhealthy of the dij organs en Prrvene, In this state many persons fly to culomel for relief, Such tre tment, especully at this season of the year, is imbibing tatal consequences; as invariably, coid, tellowed by rheumatism of the worst sort, ensues, To give a healthy tone ‘othe stomach, to tree the blood of its impurities ond strengthen those organs (already by the change of the year, iu a state of partial decay) take medi- cines free from miveral compourds, not deivterious but strengthening. Such are Parr’s Live Pills, being perfectly gentle in their operationa,and compounded purely of vege tables. Itscelebrated author, (whose life was prolonged (ar bevond thatet any other man since the Patriarchs) and who for more than a century was @ close and con- stant student of the medicinal properties of plants, attain ed bis extraordinary age by the jadicious use of this com pound. To their superiority, ea safe and certain reme- dy, both to children and adnits, over all other vegetable erence in use, thousands of persons are constantly tes ify ing. doi by nearly all the respectable Druggists in New York, and wholesale and retail by ‘thomas Rot erts & Gaon ct Woke feed Lape Py oston, at the Branch e, ‘asbiogton st. and in ey. States and anodes ent red teecunete QG@ FACTS NOT TO BE FORGOTTEN—Thatat 21 Courtlundt street, the following established remedics can be found only genuine, viz :— Dr. Hewes's Nerve end Bone Linit Vegetable Elixir, will cure any ca Gout, ke. Scroiula and Impurities of the Blood.—No remedy ver been hat answers the purpose as well os Comstock’s 81 illa, which has repeatedly cured Scrofula of thi id fifty years’ svanding. Price 60 cents per bot per dozen, Borns, Scalds, Swellings, Bruis ings, will be cured, and life, limb vel’s Magical Pain Extractor. anil $1 per box, Piies.— Hays’ Liniment and Lin’s Balm of Chi warrante.!to cure avy case, or the money returned. Super fluous Haic removed in three minutes by the Chi- nese Hair Eradicator, and will not injure the most deii- cate skin. sick Headache.—Dr. Spohn’s remedy, warranted to cure, Color the Hair Ka shade you please, from a light brown to a jet black by the Kast India Hair Dye,and not stain the shia. Dandrutf.— Oldridge’s Bulm of Columbia will stop the aair from failing out, restore it where bald, and keep the nead (ree trom dandruff, Ail who should require any of the ebove artic'es, are invited to call at the only place they can be had gemui tt Courtlandt street, and see there such proofs that c: not failto convince the most skeptical of their: fiicacy. They can also be had in Newark, of D. Smith, 320 Broad street; Brooklyn, Mrs. Hays, 139 Fulton street. it, and the Todian of Rheumatism, and all outward ail- d scar saved, by Con- Price 25 cents, 60 cents, are WILL SUCH EVIDENCE AS THIS CON- VINCE the incredulous, that this is the only article that willettectually cure ail diseases of the Chest, Lang Liver, Re New Youn, Nov. 10, 1843, Gentlemen :—I was very much troubled with a had cord and cough, and was sv hoarse that I could scarcely above a whisper. I supposed [should bave to give business, as 1 grew worse, and could find nothing me, unul f osed DR, LARBOR’S EXPRACT OF LUNGWORT, which © bs alter u few doses, and my hoarm all the effects of a seated col ng manner. Toon recom pubise icle thetean be relied u,on by ell suffering wil complarnts, coughs, colds, &e. Please accept my best wisves and thanks, Tam reeooctially, PIERRE REG VIER, 67 Greenwich at. Jate o! Moutreal, Canada. We will alco refer the sceptical 10 some of our first i ze 8, who huve received bevefit by this celebrate) x Ail who are troubled with cougba, colds, apit- ing of blood, asthma, pain in the sideand chest, and dia ones of the Jungs and liver. Sold by special appointment at 21 Courtlandt-street; and by G. Wells, Comatock and Co, 2 North Fifth street, Philadelphia; and Comstock and ‘toss, 52 Cornhill, Boston; corner Hicky ond Eulton street, Brooklyn; Wm. T, Mercer, and D, Smith, Newark. th lung PARISIAN ALTERATIVE MIX. having been in contact wich oy th radical cure of primary or secondary Bath echr name not report ut | Bateur Zaina. Coe werful alterative is guarant: 0@ to re b ham. of and from W for move every tract of venereal polaon from the ay tem, D 83h | Havans, rarorwed # miasing eel, was dwcharging at the lailet streagthening the constitution and purifyin| "| Scun Tunee Brown of New ¥ before rperted All persons bry bap, pln ance ony pects thet 2% saul on Bleot Leda, woe = ed on the Brh inst by an 18 mixture without delay. fn “4 | and irom the cutter b wir the porpose +f anem & $1 each ; in cases containing half a deaen. 4 ‘do og img an ha whed Blow ag ean fos ‘ } carelully packed, and sentte all parte af the Union | 39 yanyt,, gg 40 fo (itd 6" On. st Grotow, went ashore on Gardner's Long “gS RICHARDSON, Agent, | ino Iifiuo:s 8’ 1861, ‘31° ars 0 Po d bilged. She’ will probably be a tutal lore, as ne Roommate College of Medicine 11099 Wlinois S,eeial BX “50 Harlem RR ey ct he be eh oa 3109 rn fix ie do asd 40% MONEY MARKYT. \aaeo adja Bonde 0" = Ib d 3084 vi Tuesday, Nov. 14—6 P. M. (2400 Indiana Sug Bds 3830 Long laland RR 38 sous aud BK i wags Glue ‘The operations in stocks et both boards were quite mle’, biod BO Tar 60 ‘The fae ship South Piles mah a cleared at Providence heavy, but pricesare more steady. Brokers and specu faa 48 ss yi Sh 10th inat for the NW Coast of America, on '« whal mg #¥8H®, lators werea little alarmed at the great and sudden rise’ Mechanics’ Bk 193i 0 iitinea ti... °°. aad were contented to wait and watch the moves as they Forni Berke 100, ORTHO at te RR 38 | apoalled from New Bedford 12th inst, Coriuthinn, Pac.Be Oceans were made by the more desperate. Li Island Rail- lo 9% 25 Ston’n KK bod 374 - y re desperate. Long ( be Spoken. road closed at the board at 2j per cent advance, but after Second Board. ‘ “ rg Hero, 15 days from Jamaies for NYork, Oct 9, 0 N the adjournment prices tell back to yesterday’s quote. | ‘grimy Kentucky Bonds | 10s) Far ko & Tr DS 20% | vtatsizaa, bespeg iy tions, Harlem improved 14.03 per cent; Ilinois bonds | 10 tHinoie Bandy" “sing 100 Paterson RR 1" J 4, Nomuinn, of and probably from Falmouth for Stobie, Ove 2}; United States 6's, 1862, 4; Ohio 6's, 1950, 13; do. do Bere sae eee Hoow, of and from ‘Thomastoa for NOrleaus, Nov 4, lat 15, lon 70. New York Public i Deborah,’ from Fredericksburg for Boston, Nov 8, lat 40, lou 1860, 14. Stock Exchange. United States Treasury notes are still held at 1 per cent | 2009 Oh.o 6's, 1660 100% 6% Canton Co b) ‘ 200 | do 100 20 do biliza, M'Lellan, fro date, premium. The demand isat present very limited. They } 3000 995% 20 Nor Amer Tr 30 Florida, Som Barrage, Kasasis Pian es Coe are daily coming into favor with all classes, ov remitian | 309 lg ee fe COON NW teens, Tomtom Rin Slaten Meet eee ces, as they are in most instances below the current rates ped In bs bs ‘0 Foreign Ports of exchangeon many of the southern cities. 3000 do 330 39) aLzowonn Sent 15—Iu port, Jacob Pennell, Hasty, une. oaly 1000 Illinois, 1880 3 ; American vesse! Thelema NGW: CHSRRIF ERT eper eee Wien 0 at 1070 rr i iiLr8- Oct 12—tn port, Elizabeth Hall, Cobb, for CS ye, agony | m0 4 BY“ Pateinon i Nov (—Arr Emily, —. F A Brown, Westbrook, a a pir. m1 wo lo 19) do Shy . 609,607 2,147.94 555.364 2,375,207 | 1400 Kentucky 6's 30ye 103 110 Harlem mio aN YPN Oct 2919 po t Col Tayloe, Wells for Bow 170 5.161 39-100 ret 4000 do 2% 3 do ue A ultuse, » Norfolk. Sid David ¢ . Smith, 128,385 270,544 136,03 s 411000 ‘0 108 lo oD be 5 sie seas iio | iG ae ae pie ish Tay Vaiver, Oct it—la port, Maria, Seton, diagy Ar 1000 do 101% 100 = do bo a y_tarowell, from and for N¥ ork, 12 dayes Montgousery, 328,085 718,720 322,520 1,012,562 | 1000 do W!% 0 do 408g mn Jo. dig. a 65,760 157,213 62525 14,84 | 7uN0 do 102 50 do 920 40 Wibauston NU emt, 19—In port, Gatlio, Thompson, fiom peed 25 Farmers’ Lom b3 46 150 © do a3 40% | Wilmingion, NU.'arrS days before; ‘Eagle, Drew, disgd, for a Léeuidans 1,218,116 3,864,461 1,178,637 2 pues) do b3 404 Wesne Nove ccla Historion; Dodou, Vouk: heateen 693 ™ a aaa Hataras, Nov 2—Arr kacel, Card, N York. ‘ousolidated Ass'n 201,240 State of Trade. Pena NB Noy Are Ar o) Greg aud Ma ilda, Spates, ——— ~——— | Sates or Reat Evtare at the Merchants’ Exchange, | junds J.t iy Brainard, Noonan. do. ld tet,’ Wood aa ohne 4,717,466 by A.J. Bleecker & Co,, Nov, 14th :— “ Wi fries ies 4th Vani Jeffrey, Eastport; Sept. 1. ov. ly i : “ : * AP eh Ve" Specie, | » The twe story brick house und lot, 26 by 63 feet, No. 9 wor Nor ToGld jaye:b, Percise, Shipragan; Rainow, eats Jay atreot, $5,700, se [Bank of Louisiana, "Mathewson, Neweastle 3,491,005, Esdale, vart, Harle, Canal & B’king Co. 81901 ‘saan London; beth fontaine. Syd - Fata tam 452.119 | _ Asnes—A very limited demand exisss for pots or peorls. | gamer tytn: Reuontaines Spidey: Great Brats, Moat: Be a Beate Bk, 2,759,394 713/220 TiS rmer we quote wt $466}, being wu advenc Reid, Dublin; Astien, L-wis, Weyuicaths Tom Moor, slillt 3 ca & Trae ce yesterday. Pearls ruly at $5 25. 2, Ulaszows Couservative,Carmey, Beilast; Derweut, Nelson, EI pies Bane: $202,206 L194t4 291.651 1.212.312 | of pots in this market 1s about 6000 barrels, wh arustaple, oN ee a and " The stock of pots and quite large for the seavon. Is Lake Ports. sa Mootreal on the 10th inst. was larger than for the same time last year. Cotrox—there isvery lite doing in this article, in this market. Prices rule for Uplands very ordinary to middling, 6} » 7} cents; fair to good, 8} & 10 cents; New Orleans and Mobile ordinary to middling, 7} @8 cents; fair to good fair, 9 a 104 cents; Alabama, 63 4 9 cents. Frour—The late cold weather has given operators 86 5,792 6,877,314 62,171 11,380 = ‘653 31,339,338 4,965,363 trois Waterloo, Chippewa, To Madson Marshall,” Aluswoi Ips, Benton, Wood, tain, sh Aish nla. “Toledo: Merchaut, St sterloo, Chippewa, Julia Fulton, Toledo, "Agr Lith, In Liguidati Citizens’ Bank: +> Cousolidated Asso’n ++ 930,963 6,309,317 The above table shows a great regularity of busine Dut asthe period included the epidemic season, when id Clay, Bie, E 4 VA trades invariably duli—it eould hardly be otherwise. | great alarm, fenring the coma aes prematurely close Uauneey Wehitteee ana) freights have advanced to © barrel trom Buf ; ranger, Fairport; Dolphin, By the time thenext menthly statement makes its oppear- falo, withes corresponding high rate for wheat. Prices | Joseph. Cid Waterloo. Chitpewa: Lexington, ‘Detrott ance, the movementsin commercial circles will have be: | are very firm in this market, in eons quence of the unfa- andusky; MC Kauator, and Ravorite, Detroity vorable aspect of the trade. We quote Genesee at $475; Ohio flat hoop and Michigan, $4 63$ 8 $475; Ohio rouna hoop, $4 62) a $4 814; Georgetown old ano new, $450 @ $4624. There is very litle wheat in market, or offered come large and exten: nd the banks will doubtless show an additional increase in their circulation and sup: ply of spacie. ‘ oF : i ‘ Janvier, The following comparative report places the condition for sale. Good Western ix scarce, Illinois we quote at SAPOIES, ofthe banks in the most correct view :— Sto Gerdes gees 8 SSIs higher, gon commands #8 08, T'iarten, Chesapel The receipts for the remainder of the season, will not reach @ large amount. Corn is in active demand; wo quote Northern at 65 a 66 cents, measure. Very littie Hart b eld nt Bath oth); Neweastin, Nimrod, Smith, Baltimore (axd "ail iiles. Gloucester "350 4,161 185 \ 0 doing in any other article under this hewd. Ponrewovrit, Ni 1 Vener, NOvienias 3th, Athens, Fee Patel | WataLenne—Not ence doing in this . Wankfort for Baltimore,’ Oregon, 1,178,037 4az7\0ad | article. We hear of our Last quotations. uury port The stock of specie is larger than it been tor the Grenade. Frankfort for Philidelyhiag si ee Li h F Foreign Market Bi past year or two, while the circulation is smaller than at Sr. Jonna, PR. Oct wr u9—The market is ever- | NYork. Clo Rajah, any period within the samelength oltime. ‘The deposites | socked with every kiv gia; Holmes, Ge Jana, Are ith, As Perc bleh irace. Md; Haro, Damon. yi bya are alsy very lirge. The coming forward of the new | portation arescarce ant by Ports Pricey, soit Willivm, Hav usa, Say ins: great crops of the country, will bring into activity all the $20 » 1M; Easteru do. $14; Codtish $3 per 101 reside, Laux ‘7 Mariecta, Crowell; Vice banking facilities the city of New Orleans can command. Domentics exported from Boston during the week end- ing Nov. j1:— erel $7 per bbl; Flour $13 do ; Potatoes $2 80. TT Married On Sunday, the 12h tst., Mr. CHartes Porter. of Howes, Philadetphi Luduste wean, s clipve, Whelden, Phi- To Hayti.. New York, to Evizapet Ann, eldest daughter ot Juha To Canton. Lorinser Rectan eT bias oC gob # Hoxe, Nov 10—Are Vesper, Hopkins; Helen Gray, To Honduras D , addi Augest, F 3 Congres ‘wes. and Lexington ma hia for Bosto. vk, aid Red Rover, N’ A ve do, Sid Julia, Thun rom’ Georgecown, BC) Total). ..ceeeeeeee seen eeenee 378 ‘The quantity shipped for the East Indies goes forward, in the face of the late unfavorable accounts from that At Philadelphia, on Sunday afternoon, Nov. 12, Tuomas Meover, Jr., aged 29 years. Hu tuneral wilitake place on Wednesday afternoon at 8o’clock, P M.,from his father’s residence, Na. 141 Til ntowy, Nov 9—Air Genoa, Lavephier. New York for Hydaspe, Spaulding, do for Bus Herald, Goodwin, Poiladetphia for Newbury vort—and s ed 10th, with all bouud cast quarter. Our manufacturers are satisfied tuat nothing | lary street, Beooklyn. 4 . Somers Philadephia: but the immenss quantity in those maikets prevented | Semmes eg — Yigiis amphier, Kenny, NWork, sales, and not the style or quality of munufacture, as ate Passengers Sailed Bi ree, Guadaloupe via New Netchez—Mrs ike and L artau and lady, Mr Viuraux, MrJe Joseph Alfonso, Capt Rice, Mr Hayana—Steam ship Mr McComb, Mr Th Master Jaud n, M Max Bobier aud Port York. Wararn Now 4—Shl Casimir, (new) Howe, Demerara New Lonpon, Nov 7—-Arr cutter E. from @ gruise to ja bor, ew York A uk to New Haven, is at anchor off the uchee, Mrs Roberts, * serted by some prints. Our cotton fabrics can compete, side by side, with those of a mmilar character from any other nation in the world, and if any demand actually ex ists, they will receive a proportionate attention from con- sumers. Tae shipments from this country will, however, be very limited for the present, to enable a demand to spiing up. om ___MARITIME HERALD. —__ =——Salling Days of the Steam Ships. “New Haven, Nov rr Albertina, Joyee, Warten [for N York; SH Smith Bill, Alnany; BR Wilsiams, Stu dK Morris, Philadelphia; Challege Kellar, Thoaato F-nwick, Ward, New York, id St Lawrence, Griffis, New on Pr ‘The Paitadelphia and Reading Railroad Compeny te- | geitannia, Hewitt: , mom asgenic port their receipts for the month of October, 1843, to be | Calevonis . Lott wnat Ut 8 “Dec. 1 f $53,150 34, showing an increase over the previous month | —= = on = ore anilarenh ~ of $9,33469. ‘The business for the week ending the 4th a ety eet Gaia ee Bi'Douginve: Newark! Nd. “Are in the Sekt oa We shall esteem ita favor, if Captains of Vessels will gre |B, Danes, Newark inst. was $13,504 93. to Commodore Rosent Sitvey, of our News Fleet, 9 ! k 0 Shipping left at the Port whence they sailed, th Crantrstos, Ni Cld Gustave, A company of eastern capitalists have built alarge cot: | Rofo caiman, ocr Pseng, nit of their Cary . aa (Fa) Nearer, ieres Sie Antwerp Alan, i be y kor Newspapers or News they may ve. le wil ma I ms. S '. ton factory at Chambly,U C. near Plattsburgh,in this State. Pld orelg pa ers or News they may have. Heel | work, Arciuih, ( reg c ra. C jain, Kinsman, Portland, Allen, Sha Jago. Arr oh, C Wilson, NV ork Savannan, Nov 1 The creation of mills in different parts of the western country, in the midst of the rich agricultural districts, will gradually injure the more extensive manufacturers of the east. In the absence of the immense capital the older established companiys can command, they must grow by slow degrees. The west must eventually be- come great competitors of the east. The soil, streams, riches of the people, and enterprise of every man, will have a great influence on the future growth of every #e°- home ar abroad, will also conter a favor by Office all the Marine Intelligence they can be thankfully Abbott, St Johas, oi a E Btedson, Arr te, NY ORE Oe! SEW ok Cree a on eet Obs Mane Ney moar: Vhiteher, WV orky We «12 0] ton, Patterson, Ammsterdin sa Uri, Hanna, ‘aud Growler, ++ 2 6] Ulmer, Boston; miizabeth, Guna rtam uth; Wicrease, Verrilt, Thue ry hh jad Iphia’ N °. v Nicholas Biddle, Troma Brown, lia, #+6 10) moon K CALL HIGH WaT Cleared. Ships Virginian, Allen, yes age R. Kermit; Liverpool, i y. New Orl John Biwell & © Waverley, th, ilo een eee ce eee y rvenres ee eo cerane Aerie Conver & CO; Peter H ttrick, Post, Charleston, FD: . diotie, lines, water power, to eventuslly place the man facturing in- | jigriyui & C0; Sutton, Galloway, do, George St Matiory, Brown. Tho 1, Hootrieh, Bos terests in that quarter, on a very solid and safe founde- | » Span) Villar, Havana, W. & J. TT ton. EM Leo Choo, Hinke . ow) Pettersen. Amsterd ton. Are 6th, W ' tion. The manufectories of the eat have had just the Tha, Antwerp; Kiew2i contrary «ffect, and have impoverished the immedia Mebane righionmne near ror, axliont, Rogers vicinity of their location. jBochael Post, Blethen, Plymouth, NC, Joha tia, Howas, Hamburg: i well & € Crowell, Aiexaudria, + ooley + Carine Porterteld, nud. We made the assertion sometime since that cvery other | hiv Miner Baltimore, J) SN. licigiys Lodemia & F Cominerce, (Br) Parse, dot Return, Doustauds, He dagy farm in New England was for sale, which we attributed | Price, Philaeelphia, A. B. Cooley & Co; Mechanic, Koberts, | Em resario, Collins, Havana. Jodwin. Arrived. Ship James Edward, We'ster, 19 days from New Orleans, with cotton, to stanton & Frost, Brig F rest, Olmstead, 28 days from Sisal, with hemp, Underhill & McKinley. i ; Br g Albeitiua, Joyce, 4davs from Warren, RU. ia ballast, to to the existence of so great a manulacturing interest. So. | Bangor, Me, Kt veral Eastern papers have taken up the charge and made great efforisto repel the insinuation. The price of farms thoroughly improved, within a circuit of ten mil:s from Lowell, Mass., will not average more than twenty-five dollars an acre, and nearly every acre is in the market at that price. Hardly a single instance has come within our experience, where an owner refused to sell at a price within our limits. New England is not an egriculiurel country ; her inhabitants must depend upon some other resource than the products of the soil; it yields @ poor return for toe toil expended in its cultivation ; it is well that manufactures have a foundation within her limits, for without them emigration to other regions would socn reduce her population to hundreds instead of thousands —(m Monday night jingt a tll a Poewet & k nove, of wh ch one w se $5! note, uatothe owner was eth eloster eho wil be tiberally rewarced by leavicg the otlice of the * Schuell Post,” Ni wrence, Griffin, 2 days from New Haven, ia bal Pool, 3 days from Philadetp Y Packet, Hodgkin, 4 days from Boston, with mdse, to master. Sclir High Priest, Burgess, from Elizabeth (City, NC. with . with naval f A of one of th» b ths e bas iness that requiresthe whole ot h ion, dered a mosiiavoranle ujpo tunity for any owe Nquor business. ime, mid to view the Ward House, with com— wer iquer 8, part in cousequenee ot the present. proprietor bavsng oth, ‘This may be Hehinee to al stores, macht Anaconda, Tolford, from Washington, NC ‘he Two Brothers, Richardson, from Washington, NC.with Vata he Martha M. Fowle, Read, from Washington, NC. with nl5 Im*re GRAND MILACARY PO come off at Kelling 0’ aval stores, - Nbhr Sarah, Ferguson, from Newbero, NC. with naval stores, to monster. AND CiVio BALL. Yonkers Mansion 1iy ase, on The wild, heavy wooded lands of Western New York sre Schr Ann Hyman, Totien, fiom Newbera, NC, with uaval “Thurauay 843 ee . to master. worth more, actefor acre, than two thirds of the foil in | Hee ate Oe a iswine, with coma meal, | g4 he beat an ag the 100t of Cham tpt oe the State of Massachusetts, for agricultural purposes, and | to master about half past 6 0 t the State Prison te Smith, Wheeler, 4 days from Richmond, with coal, to more profit is realized, although far trom market, on the Products of the Western district, then from alarge majori ty of the farms in the immediate vicinity of the largest manufacturing towns in the Eastern States. Such are the facts, and the senses of any individual will thoroughly convince him that they are so, by leisurely travelling through the States of Massachusetts, Rhode master. Schr E. Townsend, Ingersoll, from Richmond, with coal, to seen Cor, Groves, from Philadelph hark. he Extra, Pugh, from Philadely menack. Schr Mexico, Palmer, 3 days from Philadelphia, with coal, to master ‘Schr Patriot, Eldridge, 3 days from Philadelphia, with coal, ine the boot starts and the bell goes off. natorm (hore will be carriages im waiti ny tothe house on the arrival of ing to oon oat. with coal, to Tisdale YORs LYCEUM. WIFTIC ANNUAL COURSE OF LE: delivered ia the Broa.way Tabery Evening of each week at hat p IN + ROVDUC By the Hon. A. Bruyn Hi with cool, to Tisdale Island and Connecticut. The cause of this unfortunate | to master, i Schr Merico, WW 2 days from Newport, ia ballast, to College N Gnd Uafavorable fect can be traced to two unavoidable | avn tie: Weybum, 2 days feom Newport, in bel one Ard a Porm by BF White, ces. The first leads to the last. The first is Below, Ou Lee ure by Rev Lemard Bacou, D. D., of New Haven. Two brigs, unknown, tub “t—Life avd Tines of Wectworth Ear! of Stratford. Herald Marine Correspondence. One Lect ite by she same. r Duiject—Lile and Limes of Lard, Auchbishop of Camwe ‘able quality of the soil, which of itselt could not prevent one third of the people living on it from starving, compelling them to look ‘or some other e» ployment for Sores. ge wae Bree weeroe™} bony. tupport,and the effect has been the growth of ull kinds of | — Arr 10th, Wm Hart, aeiphia; One tle: teChartee Letting of Keelond manufactures, from wooden nutmegs up to the finest tex. yeaa re Owe Lea tare by’ HH Jona Wiupste, of Providence, 1, ture of woollen and cotton goods. The great west mus, few Work fot 3 bp oo [enna cate eh raae? tora cht’ ae One Leetuce by Rev Oue Lecture by How Fram Sul ject—Freach Pevolazivu, 1790 One Le: ture by :he same eu! ject—Freach Kevelution, 1899. Oue Lec we by d Uaruer, vl. D., Professor College r B D., President of Wee- om Hi “Everett, lave Minister to orthell, Cherryfield for do; "t germet,’ Sawyer, Mas lo: Germ, Lincoln, Philadelphia for Boston. | 9id letomia, Alt and Norfolk for Na Philadelphia for Bostou, and seve- fresh, with rain, Sid Hudson, for years be the producers for the thousands that are yearly leaving cultivating the barren soil at the east, for other purruits, that give them better sustenance with less labor. The prolific and virgin soil of the West, yet uncultivated, will entice thousends rd aa, : . hia. ih haat Hiatt, and. James L Long, Hawkins, Arr 2th, Khode fi Ista more from the Eastern manufacturing districts, who | Providence fur NYork. Sid Germ, Elizabeth, Comet, Aurora "hysiriane can neither find employment in the mills, or con | Bolivar. One beware yao aae Sea e renee General Record. tinue the culti Our Lecture vy tion of their forme. The west grows rich ilhhem A ous, beg New b ‘ork. L. D, President Newtos Arremrren, Mutiny. —We are informed by one of the pow Lecture by Key. Bar. i" os the east becomes impoverished, for it ie an incontro- | sengrrs of the Nicholas Biddi from New York, tat « mutiat bayaiaty Ben Sn Ae seam rd. about tive 250] cot ms that y a wv Ho luen A Bo ies, 1 ry ol nas vertible fact, that the true wealth of any country is the ary alias the Sen he. JF. nengae, tba 8 Que Leevarg be Hon. ee, Coates ithout their proper bounds. Some ke this line down, and f he boat, wh with some of the p ere of the second cabin, interfere re informed, and oru-red them togo back Aftersom altercation, they wei forced to decupy their proper limite: but. the next day one of them, Who imagined lied by the coo! rd several severe extent and perity of the ngricultural classes, The United States must of necessity be a great producing country. The great want of consumers, keeps the furm- ers poor A nation,three fourths of whose inhabitants tull the soil, whose produce must be covsumed by those within its boundaries, whose policy protects the few, to the injury of the mass, must mount the ladder of prospe- rity and strength very slow, and progress under many ditticulties. Thejreceipts of specie at Mobile for the week ending the 6th inst., were $70,000 from New York. The banks in Canada have paid the following amount of tuxes for the past year, in parsuance of a law passed by the Sydenham Government :— ‘One or t40 De The p- ticwiar on uouneed from wees ty TERMS OF THE COURRK. Reason Ticlets, (ad.eit ing a indy und gentlemen) M r her's vo do dd 0° i, \e -accted durinu he Beaaga, = cts of the Leetares will be wuruly am a assengers taking side with the the steerage veing of course disposed to aid their ugh the prompt conduct of the Oreadway, Gi nd at Bartlett & Wel reeters. in behalf of the Board of Directors, . nid iter JOHN O. CHOULES, Prevident. DiSBROW’s KID NG; CHUUL, 408 BUWECY. F OR LADIES from 9 A.M, tw 3% M ily il * 3 to Sanu 7 to 9 P. phe imate, w were obliged to remaim 0 thing, however, we are ln mainder of the voyage, to. pe we presame, be tried by New Orleans Coaner, Noy. 5. Winsor Brower, from. Boston for Havana, was aghore t 20 miles to wiedward of Havana, on the 30ch ult Yhe will bem total wreck; lighters had been seat from EH. for her cargo. the company. 1 the magistrates of Riorna. 9 STL 42 Wreex —On the 20th Sept, in lat 21 35, lon 40 98, the Mar- . * oa w hgttan, a New prea fell ia pcg wreek ce na sul seamed ests s ” 2 aie: x ink of Quebec... . is 1,70 67 | of water, ‘She looket like & low deck, full rinwed brig her Whe Diesiag and Dawiry Boome se well war eg ee Qaane agate | icant bine ae ea A's wap ary dean cone ove) tous, ure vob umn Uno wo wh Boner do 01085 | Cano, in white letters 0» he i that she hic ivelewe of ri thei ia th. Sehool, Uing bat her 2,497 30 k rom her appearance that she had Leen 2,610 6° 6 6.023 47 290 97 + 9,855 9% Sip se ‘The Farmers’ and Mechanies’ Bank at Hartford, Con- necticut, have declered their semi-annual dividend of three and a half per cent. The Tremont Insurance Company, Boston, have de- cleared a semi-annual dividend of twenty per cent, pay ‘ble on demand, do rete ae & WINTEWS £X*1B TION OF ChBMiCab PAIN CLNGS, Tae. be onen for a few weeks, ing on Moosa} Wik oR, id. in the Granite. Bulsus, hes covers, A aurface of ar!y 200 square fet af ouderfut f two distiect rnc cousintieg stein he lowes City Bank, Commercial Bank, Farmers’ Joint Stock Company, Gore Bank, me ‘The John H Mic iow 9 15 days from Ber- rings po accowuts of the sehr Usited states. which lef her on the 29th of Sept, last, with a deck load of cattle, sheet xe The US. be'ouged to South Wear Harbor, Me /r upposed she was capsized m the gale of the 30ch Sept. er 3 ct ber, ir Geonatana, Toole, from Li: ashore 3d tus an! ont tor New Orleans “ 1—Milan Cachedeal, 2—City of Jerusalem and Crneifixion. I-Charch of the Holy Sepals i whi t on the 12th inet ‘ 5 or 6 miles bet ition, masalug direet for them, 5 bal ‘twenty rods she disappeared—saw rior heard nc her. . from New York for 10th inst, with loss of mnaston, reports t light Stratford Li asmall verse) ro oe, thing more of her, Keun Onvoow, Moore, of Machi jewbury port, put im below Portamou s Fi Ninnaslow rcents exch. 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