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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-16
Foreign Markets.

ST.. THOMAS Dec 5.-Busness is brisk than it has
been, and there is demand for American produce
than for some time past Flour is in good demand and
scarce and the arrival Of two Philade
phia vessels this day. with flour aboard it will keep its
price -
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Arrlvals.

MERIcAS-Among some dozen arrivals at this hotel
notice Col j. Crane of the army his way to Bait.
)ore; 1t. J. j. Amy, 1t. J. n. Barney Dr. Woodworth
Dr. A ~ Henderson. all Of the navy and Judge Con-
Isnt Of Westchester. His Excellency Gen. Cass and
(ke departed yesterday for Washington, route for
Iichgan, and the Hon. T. w. Williams and his accom-
shed daughter, for Washington.
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90 LOOK AT THE AMPHITHEATRE BILL FOR

CO. OLDRIDGE's GENUINE BALM OF COLUM-
hia Is only certain preservatve but positively
sorative of the human hairs also cure for dandruf-
Remember the genuine that has the Of Comsock
Co. the wrapper from II Maiden lane only.
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SHIPMENTS AT BUFFALO.

so well known that this difference in the receipts
and shipments has not been occasoned pro-
duction that dealers dare not lay in large stocks
prices are consequently at very low point all over the
country And they likely TO be lower for the Alton
Ill Telegraph says that nearly one half wheat has
been put in this fall than at any previous season.
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Passengers Arrived.

ST. THoMAs-Barquc Texidor-J 0ano.
NEW GhLEANs-Ship Saratoga-H Peut John Commacl
Mr. Howell. ' " N >''' ~"
CHARLEsroN-Bng Peny-E Moore.
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FEMALE PHYSICIAN,
II L. ID ~ = ID L Il

| "a l. > N A X ID L X T. Il L
MADAME COSTELLO Female Physician, still continues
wi % treat with astonishing success all diseases peculiar to
Suppression iIresaIt sbsrscion &C. by whatever
repairs and alterations for the better accommodation Of her
b S
Msds%s q can Be her residence No ,, Lpeu
T9 r. all sme and with the strieest regard I? reeresy
DIG i'm dy &wysr
| MEDICAL AID.-DR. GREGORY. "a Mott street, has
f. practise &
s ss's study
Under these Dr. O. ha, introduced several
% @ & e nS
and surely this fpe alone The necessity Of ob,anhs
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LOVER has discovered several
.a ne remedies which are very speedy in efsctng radical
win the sefnamed doctors and His e.pe
Of oe Hs b., n g ah haze " battle, s
last "a years in this city He regulates his charges sn the
before
ncaa $ bs nd al ng sae
structures and the complicated forms of those diseases
sfsfdi % sS12a e" sSsa
doors s1 o% he & o'clock ia the %
Eo S &c
law especially widows who have such since June 1888
sH" sd,S,
end P M, each day. DIS atsrc
m TO LET-The convenient two story brick house,
will be let to each family desired Apply :. al
- WANTED to hire to the list Of May next and after,
E below the Park or in the vicinity. apartment com.
TsHS & o sResf g :? w
indication Of the rent and location will be attended to-
BY LETTERS FATENT T Of THE UNITED STATES
TRICOPHEROUS,
CLIREIUGH,s
PATENT INDICATED COMPOUND,
FOR THE
HUMAN HAIR
RE y rs PREvT G1ip s n
n nd h 20 ra
e. I'd a1E
Principal Office Of the Inventor aud Pa,entec 2o5 Broadway
the growth Of the hair. DIS pa.r
P0sT OFFICE, New YORK, December Isb, Isi2:-Qn and
cudns s ss Ssy until pstet NOTICE. the Great south Mail IN
Shics a haligas ocGsk texcept sundays) when will
Morning Mail for Offices between this and Philadelphia
ndlafaS the latter joTN T SaxaaA
VIA Capsules Acids Dyewoods Lunar Csasiic D asner
reotype Chemicals German Silver &c. &c &c. See four
oil
FRENCH BOARDING INCONSISTENCIES rooms, With
board the French style. be had at the Cafe Tor
toni /" 100 Broadway, nearly opposite the City Hotel
eimsdisrs Places. top as x, as d. Ice ice viii
germiil- connection with the Albany
fSs s9d Ice boat 1cA leaves the foot Of Court
andt street Every Afternoon at o'clock.
For pssee Or egh apply on board, or 70 PC sHULTz
NB.-0ood roads and superb sIeighng to Albany dur
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Sales at the stock Excn.noe.
state OF Tratie.

second Board
80 shas Mohawk RR silz
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n.y. IMPORTANT ANNoUNCEMENT.-TH COL
~ OF MEDICINE AND PHARMACY OF THE
pa OF their institution which embraces perfect
ltes Tor the treatment of all classes of disease.
THE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
In TINS department grauous advice given all dis
ses oil the chest arrangements of the digestive organs
eumatc affections and all other diseases coming within
e province Of the physician. The consulting physci-
are men OF great experience and particularly skilled
the use OF the ethescope and the treatment Of diseases
the lungs and heart.
PRIVATE CONSULTING ROOMS.
These are devoted TO the reception Of patients suffering
pm venercai Diseases This Department. conducted py
gentleman who was formerly connected with one OIL me
Look aepas in Europe and the GGlsge nsys
! this most imrortant class of malades.
SURGICAL DEPARTMENT.
The COLLEGE have also engaged the services OF one
the most distinguished operative Surgeons In New
ork, and are therefore prepared to receive and treat
gical cases squirting cataract ana an diseases OF
eye requiring operation, structure OF the urethra
calculi in tho bladdercluboo diseases oil the joints
d OF the spine. viii be particularly attended to- The
will be extremely moderate Patients who desire
MI be visited at their own houses after operations
PHARMACEUTICAL DEPARTMENT.
The department under the immediate superintendent
DR.. NJ O'Regan member OF the Royal College of Sur
ons The medicines prescribed by the consulting ply
an, dispensed at the lowest rates. and Of the
description, being imported from Paris and London.
THE CONSULTING ROOMS
Re distinct from the Dspensary and open from 10 A.
!. till . P. NJ. and from 6till 9P.M
Persons at distance can on renting the sum Of one
pillar and statement of their be furnished with
letter OF advice and dollars worth of appropriate
jedicne.
BY order of the College,
w. 5. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Principal land only Office of the College OF Medicine
hd Pharmacy, "a Nassau st. New York,
nJ- ANOTHER SPLENDID WORK WILL BE PUB
rhed in double Extra New World, octave, This Day.
TO- entitled Memoirs Of the Queens Of France
nth Notices Of the Royal FavoritesS This Is of
Pc most valuable and interesting works which has APP
pared during the seasonpossessing all the charms of
Pmance and written in elegant style. It contains the
ives of the Queens OF France from the earliest ages to
present time in number upwards Of one hundred and
frty and embraces Of historical incidents OF the
tepest interest which be found in other work.
have not published delightful book for months.
Tue thrilling and delightful events in the lives of many
ueens and Royal Favores including concise history
the wars and revolutions which have affected the
french as well as other Kingdoms of Europe, during
eriod OF about fourteen centuries will make the present
FORK one OF the most important and popular which has
zen published for many years II cannot fail to be read
18th avfdty.
TecmsSinge copies 25 cents; FIVE for ST; SIG hun
fed. Agents are requested to order Immediately.
j. WINCHESTER, 80 Ann street.
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Foreign portations.

Sr THoMAs-Barque Texidor--( Reported ve,fe rdav,.
tons fustic Shielding K Ferris.
Belize Hond-Brig Florida Blanca-5 bales indigo 10
ssrsaparilla ~ tons ogwood $500 Banco
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M ARITIM HERALD.
To Ship Masters and Agents.

We shall esteem favor If captains of vessels will give
to Commodore RoBERT SILyEY of our news feet re-
port Of the shipping left the port whence they sailed the
vessels spoken their list Of their sy
foreign newspapers they aay have. He viii board them i'm
mcdiaeiy their arrival Agents and al
home abroad, win also confer favcr by sending 10 this
office all the marine intelligence they Nautical
information Of any kind will be thankfully received.
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The greater proportion of the business done at the South
has been English and French account and the prices
vary not materially from our former quotations.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-16

: E3HbenRefS SuII6Us
LrvERPooL-Packet ship Vnginian-R Wade, Lewis Lewis
Army - ~s'--'~'' ~>'''''''
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90 IMPORTANT TO YOUNG PEOPLE OF
9th might say to old people too word Of adj
ice with you. You know that in this life personal ap-
roof against -every body likes beauty better than
nominees You may all become good looking il you
Ike Mind, we speak hetruth. You may have a beau
ful clear skin, and fine head of hair. ifyour skin is
eow sunburn ireckled, has any eruption on il, use
cake ofthe Italian Chemical Soap and you will have
clear skin-our word for it. II is curing hundreds in
this city. If you have bad hair, why Jones' Oil of Coral
Ciroassia will make the hair grew stay falling Off
curf dandru and give light grey hair fine dark
ook We request readers to observe that there
putting this statement, but plain facts Both articles
ire sold by T. Jones' sign Of the American Eagle. 81
chatham street. at prce suitable to the most economical
.EGCourier and Enquirer.1
Agents-Zeiber Sd and Dock street, PHILADELPHIA and
next to the American HOTEL Washington, d. CT State
street. Boston, 81 State street, Albany.
o. HAVE YOU READ 1T Lady Charlotte Bury's
Novel-Fitz Henry Story of the Heart, is the Ro
nance just issued at Tuttle's News Office No. Ann
trcet price Isl cents single copy-$l2 per hundred to
)newsmen and boys.
This highly interesting sketch of the life of English
ady, crested tremendous excitement in the leading
fircles OF fashionable life in London. Those who would
possess this extra should lose time in calling at
tis only limited number are printed.
"QUARLES QUICKENS NOTES"
This is admirable satire Dickens Notes." writ
|ten with causc pen. Those who have perused the
r Notes for General Circulation" should not neglect to
|read the Notes for Extensive Circulation
Published wholesale and RETAIL Tutle's News Office
no Ann street. Single numbers l2l cents, IS per
hundred.
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The following table will show the receipts at each lead
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-16

(yAKD AND AUCTION NOTICE.-lMessrs. BELL Z
- HOWARD (Thomas Bell and Robert Howard) give no.
ice their friends and the public that the Auction aud Gem
mission business in all its Branches and will be continued and
stand No 81 Ann aud lis Euoa sree Liberal advances
waIrantee b. depended The regular sale of furniture
Of all descriptions takes place and Saturday
Dry goods clothing, fancy articles Tuesdays and Fridays
Out door sales Of groceries, furniture and all
property, attended TO. BELL HOWARD
de- lmsec THOS RETJ. Aurr;opear
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MONEY MARKET.

DcCs Io-O f>s W.
The sales at the Stock Board small AMI the mar.
ket heavy. Ohio 6s fell Delaware and Hudson rose
The speculation in few stocks carried prices up
little but the disposition realise as soon as rates 90 up
little causes reaction Mobile funds are quoted at II
ala.
The business for the packet in exchange has been
large IN Sterling fair amount Of francs have been
taken The market closes duh at the following rates
RATES OF FOREIGN BILLS IN NEw YoRK
.ins6 Sept. "a. Nou. IS. Dec IS
london london SSseH Q ash ash ea6S
rance, 6sah 3oa3 az 5l2ha5 40 54ssls5 IS
fnAms,eIa S% % a99A 38K a 3sx 3ssSa3sA
bremen. 73Aa76 rs aiok rs a 73. rs a 751s
The rates Of specie are as follows:-
sS,.sS Soa sS, sSae00n' Sac
Five r. pieces, 80 a9t American gold, lar
Spanish doubloons, Sl6a$l6,l5
The shipments Of specie South from this point, are
checked for the consequence the rise bills
there, both Europe and the North Money is plenty
at per cent temporary loans and will be more so after
the payment ofthe January dividends.
The receipts of the Michigan Railroad for November
ls42 as compared with the month year. are as
follows
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THE
TRICOPHEROUS,
CLIREH UGH'S
PATENT INDICATED COMPOUND,


a~N MAIL LINZ F2R ALBANY. and "a
Epemitl-ln connection with the Albany
stsges--Sfage and Boat fare Is,
andt street. Every Afternoon at o'clock.
For freght apply on board, 70 PC. sHULTz
Al the Office on the wharf,
NB-Good roads and superb sieighng to Albany. diir
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-01-28

Is given in the n. o. Crescent, upon
t,e sacred honor Of one Of the most re-
siecicd citizens Of that city, in a story Of
which the following is the substance:
On the morning Of the 23d Of Scplem.
Der asst, about 9 o'clock, Monsieur de
G, merchant Of Bourbon street,
New CLEANS, bnt at that time in Paris,
was awakened from an uneasy slumbcr
by ruling Of the curtains about his
couch. lie felt cold hand pressing
upon his own, and fancied that he heard
voice which he recognized as his sons,
say, "Faih@! an dying." SO decid-
ed an impression had this prcsentmcnt
upon his mind, that he Immediately got
UP and noted down the circumstances,
and the precise time it took place. Two
weeks after this occurrence he was on
his voyage Il New Orleans, and a few
days ago he arrived there. HIS first en-
quiry was - 'Whcre, and how is my
son %
"tle is dead and in his grave" was
the answer.
After the poigroncy Of his grief had
subsidized, he DETAILED to a friend in whose
arms his beloved sol had died, an account
OF his strange prescltiment, when to his
great astonishment, ais friend told him.
that his son died on the 23d of Septem.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-01-28
NEgy AgsEssy,aE,S.

NGihcr s. Hichiing
TEAEE on hand and are receiving at their old
Z 4 stand on the south side Of the public square.
opposite the new court house
10 horshcads Of prime \. 0. Sugar,
- sacks Of Rio Coffee,
l. barrels ol Nolassas.
100 bushels Of dried Apples,
20 barrels of Salt,
35 hers Of Boston Nails,
10 kegs Of White Lead,
. 6crccs Of Sa.cratuc.
barrels Of White Fish.
) boxes Of assorted Tobacco.
"iso- Indigo, coppcras, alum, dye
woods, sperm and tallow candles, soap,
starch, powder, shot, lamp oil, pimento,
pepper, spices, and sundry other articles
IN this line too numerous 10 mention.
.ALSo:-
80 pair Of mems coarse boots,
$50 " " kip and coarse brogans,
so " ladies' shoes, (assorted,)
1870 " " calf, kip and grain boots,
300 " boys, misses & childrens' shoes.
HI$0;-
4 we'll selected Stock of scasJnallc
DRY GOODS,
Suited to this market for the fall and winter
trade, consisting in part Of
English, French and American Prints of
the newest styles, Bombazncs, English
l
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-01-28

Tie lLarrh IF L'dlacl.-Thc old
phrase Of "whIpping the devil round the
stump" has become obsolete. Scholastic
men now say 'laggolla,iug the venerable
Nicholas round the remnant Of tree"
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-01-28

Il WONDER" said little girl who had
seen Fanny ElssIcr dance, show it is
that lady who makes so much money
can't afford cloth enough to finish out the
length Of her lrock."
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-01-28

"lf | had been ambitious should have
sought an alliance with that powerful in
sNtution, (the U. S. Bank,) which even
now aspires to no divided empire. If |
had been venal should have sold myself
to its designs. Had | preferred personal
ease to the performance Of my arduous
duty, | should cease to modest it. In the
history Of conquorprs and usurpcrs, never,
in the fire OF youth, nor in the vigor of
manhood, could | find an attraction to
lure Tie from the path of duty; and now,
| shall hardly find an induccmcnt to com
mencc the career Of ambition, when gray
hairs and a decayed frame, instead of in
viting TO toll and battle, call me to the
contemplation Of other worlds, where
conquerors cease to be honored, and
usurpcrs eypiale their crimes. The only
ambition can feel, is to acquit myself to
Him TO whom | must soon render an
account Of my stewardship, to serve my
fellow men, and live respected and hon
orcd in the history Of my country. No
the ambition that leads me on, is an anX-
ious desire, and fixed determination to
return to the people Unimpalrad. the sacred
trust they have con.ided TO my charge
to heal The wounds Of the Constitution, and
to preserve it from further violation to
persuade my countrymon, as far rs | may,
TINT If !: moi J., % erlnnlil E,v,rr,,o,.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-01-28

Der last, at = o'clock in the morning and
that the last words he uttered were,
"Eathcr! Tan dying"
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-01-28
W ilIiaE, u. g'rI.c.

3gcd of tie Illinois lIufual Tire Tagv
rance Coapoay,
OTTAWA, IT..
Dec -. 1871. Aft
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-01-28
J1hCE Fitch,

Justice cfthe Peace, OHG,ra, Ills.
Office on Front Street, in the store room l,telv
occupied by l., ". Link, Esq,
Ottawa Jan. 81. 1872. 35-Gn.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-01-28
Groceries.

4 UST received per last boats from St.
ep Louis,
10 hhds n. Orleans Sugar,
% sacks Coffee,
10 bbls Molasscs,
3 Loaf Sugar,
s boxes Sperm Candles,
% Tallow "
80 Soap,
With all the little .frins belonging to
the grocery line, which we will sell at yc4
ny reasonable terms for cash, wheat, or
pork. l.. p. & w. 4. SANGER & Co.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-05-26

The Locos affec, to believe that Gov.
Morehead is unwilling to meet Mr.. Hen
~ in debate before the people, and cite
as evidence that he has gone to the East
ern counties, whilst Mr.. Henry is in The
West. Now the truth is, that Mr.. Hen
~ has only three appointments after the
period a, which Gov. Morehead could
leave Raleigh TO address the people, viz:
Cleayland and Rutherford, and the Loco
foco Convention at Salisbury. The lat
ter Of course il would neither be delicate
nor proper that Gov. Morehead should
attend. So that bat two were left. In
stead Of iding his time in making two
speeches, the Governor visits SIX coun-
ties in the East, and seizes the frs; day
and place where he can hope TO meet Mr..
Henry, 10 wit, at his own home Fayetie-
vile, on The 9TH Of June next. Ii Mr..
Henry's friends are so anxious for the
contest, perhaps they will induce him to
meet Gov. Morehead at IIilIsborough OH
the 9Th! We shall sec.
They have also found mares nest in
the fact that Mr. Boyden was at Charlotte
when Mr.. Henry spoke there, and did
not reply 10 him. /. would have been
very surprising if he had. II is moi Gus
tomary, nor womb it have been very dc
licate, for Mr. Boyden who lives in Sur
ry. 10 volunteer reply TO Mr.. Henry in
Mecklenburg. Should Mr.. Henry 90 to
Sarry, he would probably find Mr.. b.
4" at home" Fayetteville Obs.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-05-26

CONGRESS.-In the Senate, ON
Thursday, May ~, Mr.. Buchanan pre-
senied memorial from citizens Of Sanga-
mon, Illinois, asking the establishment Of
such tariff as will prevent excess Of inn
portation on one hand, and the rellux of
precious metals on the other, secure pros.
Perity in time of peace. and independence
of foreigners in time of war.
On motion Of Mr.. Linn, all the orders
were postponed with a view to take up
the bill to refund the fine imposed on Gen.
Jackson in lsl5--yeas 10, nays Is.
The bill was then taken up. and debated
to a late hour, by Messrs. Linn, Bcrrien,
Walker, Benton, Griltenden, Buchanan,
King, Preston, Conrad, Woodbury., and
others.
On Friday, Mr.. Bcrrien, from the iu-
dietary committee, reported to the Senate
the apportionmentb bill. with amendments.
On motion of Mr.. Evans, the Senate
took up the appropriation bill, and con-
Cured with the House in several of their
amendments in relation TO the fees of dis.
trict attorneys, clerks of courts, marshalls.
&c.; also in that relating to the custom
house in New York. These amendments
were severally debated until half past six
o'clock, when the Senate adjourned.
on Saturday. alter acting ON one or two
private bills, the Senate proceeded 10 the
consideration of executive business. and
afterwards adjourned to Monday.
On Monday, May I6, the Senate was
principally occupied in the consideration
of executive business.
On Tuesday, Mr.. Allen again offered
resolutions in relation 10 the affairs of
Rhode Island, and supported them in a
speech Of considerable length and much
whence. lie was called 10 order by
Mr.. Preston After some remarks from
Messrs. King. Calhoun and Cri,,en,len
1t seemed to be the general desire tina,