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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-19
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DO believe thar every thing which is hastily denoaueedis
G%p and sa 3 aga be off, s''ned by mere cutlery
ea me- to he ieei s Hosaai s9s ss
s. ses ,. seu l find
and cough which have used Ls. each and for
Pastor Of the Methodist tho list Episcopal a Church.
No 10 Forsyth st.
Messrs John Pease Son, IS Division st.
J. PEASE & SONS Celebrated Compound Clarified Es-
Dssa + Pi0 a sToa e
Ns G'efa n s1
r'IGa and all p,sai leading % CgssamDiS9 and
asas s$s q '~se
as %ssy r.s sss
that the benefit Ofthe whole experienced in
~, THE OPINION OF THE CLERGYMEN
afflicted with Coughs, Colds Hoarseness and Consumpiive
complauls excellent remedy these cases the
commend i 70 our brethren hronehou. the Union
reverend Lindsey recent pastor OF M Church. Second
Reverend Crawford pastor of the second NJ E. Church.
Reverend Mr. Lucky. presiding elder, New York Con
keversrd Mr. WhEksr, pastor of Presbyterian Church,
cerner Of M1 gW AID Catharine streets. :,
Reverend Mr. Gsn pastor a'. n l. 6h 1aS Bedford
Reverend Mr. HIT h pastor of sap, Church. Gold
COUNTRY MERCHANTS and others wishing steam
conieconary w find IL to their call the
s con saS The following sizes. 11-isS SS
Odd JUDD fop 100 dozen otyrcqued low
prices. PEASF G. SnG Ak Ds,;s;ro, =,
al Kinds steam confectionery at Is per pound
at retail Broken Candies at led per pound.
J. PEASE & SON.
Cshn:-As The Holydsy season is now close at hand,
ora style Messrs Pase Son ready
Ieefve od@ Tor Ice Cram Jelly Jelly slommonge Charlotte
e rosse nm and o,nlmena Cakes Kisses Mseseroncs;
rene anu American Mooes Pyramids, Temples, Lady Ap-
ana isc, eye1y thing suitable for the embellishments
o. NeW years Table In each department of this branch
tnels bunes they have procured the best of men fully
uheesr,stahdihg Their duties aud fearing rival.
M orders either for the present for New Years day
VIII De promptly attended 10 as heretofore.
j. PEASE & SON.
quart 80 - '''' nv ga '"'A"s' ie'
N b. No New Years Table shonld be without P.ase,.
oshge Cream Candy the most delicious flavor of
sion ~ ~ '' w - "i'''
rAgsnts-Rushton {, Asrinwali, 10 Aston House II0
Broadway, and Sc William street. NV
Agents of the City.
Borgess. Zieber. No Ledger Buldinas Pb;IadeInb;a
nedding Y Co, No. State street, Boston.
Dexter, No 81 State street, Albany N v
l.a'deman, Louisville, XIV.
thompson X Co, Cincinnati. Ohio.
Weeds X Waters, Troy.
An agent wanted at New Orleans 5a lnr
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To ship Masters and Agents.

We shah esteem favor, If captains OF vessels will give
to Conmodcre ROBERT SiLvEY. Of our fleet,
port 81 the shipping left al the whence they sailed,
esels spoken their list of their cargo euy
foreign newspapers they have He viii hoard them i'm
mcdateiy on Their .Trve Agents and correspondents
home or abroad VIII also confer vcr by sending this
information Of kind will be thankfully received.
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GREAT INDICTMENT.

- GREAT INDICTMENT.
and Periodic, AFsn as BIo,d%sy '' saG.cpions re-
cevsd for he !, following monthly psgazines yz:
tiose9ss ssSs Bno three dollars per year
ssrgeant's New Monthly,
Lady's CompauioD,
Boston Miscellany.
Miss Lssi,e's Ma azipe.
s,,ndss Ency elorgda Of SCIENCE, Literature Art, 81
N B-ny subscribing and paving for either of the
sSonc works Tor one ye. Or the cash free Of
Us I select ov S@ 81 @ tR the G pop ai1
@ e1G ou Home ss c s' or
ds & saSn M Elias hS,,fs y aSans
iSs ss $50 rIges z mo- o. by rsmps s at time
OF Jane Taylor's works, vols price 81 die lw.is &c
,,, MECHANICAL OR CARCEL LAMPS
a. puelic invited TO inspect the entirely new stock Of
comprising tie most extensive and cS ~ S
h ne WI receive This reason, and the finest ot Of goods in
animation Of them solicited while the Stock IS complete as
ne entc received the mart orhe were
sonse"sn.e eueiy many parties were disappointed in
The go ID: inst received comprise some entirely new articles
rs pore, lam shades lamps with handsome oCfenres
es Sr,cSs D',ree Sp with norcelain shades for lira
and three lamps rich shades and globes coopaeS and cpt
Some important Improvements have been m sJe in =,
acturc OF the amrs offered the public ,,
ex,nt This fact fully established and any one !, ~ ay
eel on IN subject be Of il BY calling a. ~;
Enlistment " '~ es
. Depet Of Mechanic Lamns, 20 John street.
d from The ct is he following u6iic esabsSm Se !.
this city ace lighted with tnem, wig,
f,t b s:s; gyd Lisr'r s ss$"s, Tsa;:,
satisfaction diT im.ec
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PORT OF NEW YORK, DEC. 10, 1saa.
arrived.

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DomestIc NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

ucmcs site I'm pOrsa lions
MoBE-6arque Nicholas Brown-S3 hides ITS skins 1ano
horns obis tallow Robblnsl3 bales cotton Kingston
co-2e Masters. Markoe colo Lee co-74 H Coit25
III Taman-20tO o
SAvANNAHsip Geo Haiet97 bales Geo Collins
200 Cahoone, Kinney co-2s8 Presco,t-2i Bronson
1876 Taft co-98 Wood-i4 A Miller-l4 North, Ma
Psrck-2i Smith, Mills co-7 L-ster-Ct d Wood
bury-23 Graves.
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UNITED STATES
TEA MPORIUM,
l2l, late l@ Chatham street, Nne York.

THE CANTON TEA COMPANY continue to offev for
sale and fragrant Tea. of every variety and style
Their specially includes the delicious and
powerful grades Of Green and Black Every package bears the
thoroughly secured from light and air that their quality and
power Will remain unmpaired in climate Their system
DC business perhaps scarcely be excced
founded upon the utmost regard TO the right, of he custom
vailed cbeapess All pntcbaee Az eaed 1pon ~ return "n
articles which fail give them the fullest ssisction, which
the money will be chscfully aud promptly refunded
try merchants public heads Of families and
shipmasen will find decided advantage to supply them
selves from this establishment.
Coffee roasted every day.
Orders from all parts Of the United Suites executed with
prompttude and des PATCH
10 The only warehouse in America for the sale Of Hou.
quas celebrated Black Tea. d6 imsr
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Foreign rapport attuns.
JERFMIeSohr Fawn-9oi bags coffee l2G do cocoa tons
ogwood do lignum yi'e bundle turtle she'll Rosie
HarayA-Schr l. Ackernan-7080 bxs oranges Cop ey &
Cilmarn-G0D segars Isaac Reerou. = :
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Packets to Sail.

FOR LIVERPOOL.
New York, Chopper, Dec. 10
Siddons, Cobb. Dec. rs
Cambridge, Barstaw, Jan. |
FOR PORTSMOUTH.
Westminster, Atwood, Dec. 20
81. James, Sebor, Jan. 1
For HAvRE.
v. de Lyon, Stoddard, Dec. "a
Utica. Pell, Jan. |
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Packets To Arrive.

FROM LIVERPOOL.
Columbus, Cole, Nov. 10
Sheridan. De- Peyster. Nov. IS
South America, Bailey, Nov.lo
FROM PoRrshOUTH.
Gladiator, Britron, Nov. 10
Mediator, Cbsmplin, Nov. 20
FROM HAvRE.
Louis Philippe Castof. Nov. 10
st. Nicol.s, Prll, Nov. Is
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BELL, Auetioueer.
BY BELL < HOWARD.
'ssSyss Nos. % .7En and ll5 Fi'ifor sfrssii

MONDAY,
- Al l0H O'Clock, in the sale rooms,
To Merchants Rooksee and othrrsWi' be sold large
consR nnent Of the best quality blank boots all
TONS stationary articles and oth goods in the line
TUESDAY.
A. 10 l-2 O'Clock IN the sale
Large Sale OF Dry Geods clothing jewelry, fancy and
pledged articles watches trnckets and variety
Of I'll X nds OF merchsddze.
Also trunks OF the choicest caring apparel offered this
season. and Just suited 20 the time OF wear
WEDNESDAY.
- AT l0H o'clock, in the sale rooms,
Eegant furniture of all descriptions large Of
ard second hand furniture curtains beds and variety Of
housekeeping articles.
Brooklyn.
49, . AT III O'Clock, in the Fulton ST. store.
fano ore-3 splendid piano fortes by virtue of
non and by order Of a receiver
- THURSDAY
. Piano Fortes raintngs, sofas, chairs, &c.
At l01a O'CLOCK, III the sales
8supeTb Piano Fores small bur truly valuable collection of
choice Paintings; Is first So ~ dOz mahogany chairs
couches ottomans div roish French bedsteads Sc.
FRIDAY,
Extensive splendid AVID valuable Cabinet makers stock This
stock superior articles ef all descriptions in the line than
which there nothing better the city, will be sold the day
above named at 0S O'Clock the large 81 John
without posponemea Particulars and catalogues. Wedes
day morning. die
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Passengers Arrived.
HAvANA--Sohr A l. AckeIman-Isaac Reerou
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CUsTOM-HOUsE NOTICE.
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QILLS OF EXCHANGE, payable at sight on all parts of
- England Ireland and Scotland, Of f5 f0 6 IS and
q. j. Sylvester
dH t22 Wall street and ls0 Broadway,
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GARD AND AUCTION NOTICE.-Messrs. BELL &
- HOWARD (Thomas Bell and Robert Howard) give
mission business 10 all its ranches and will continued and
carried on ausna and the honorable the old
stand No 30 Ann and lis Fulton Liberal advances
goods consigned Tor SALE Certain sales and
Of descriptions takes place every "Wednesday and Saturday
Dry goods clothing fancy articles TUESDAYS aud Friday
Out door sales OF groceries, funipre end all descriptions Of
property, attended to. BELL HOWARD,
d3 lmeec TliOS. BELL, Auctioneer.
A uCTlON NOTICE Sale Of Fine Camelias for the Ho-
~ " days.-A LEVY will sell Tuesday morning the
10Th inst at l0 O'clock at M Broadway splendid collection
OF Cameas IN bloomconsistng of upwards of 200 diff
eIe sorts and well calculated for the approaching Molly
dig 2tsec -
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-06-30
THEL1FE OF A BACHELOR.

BY MR.. COTTON, OF THE "NoRTH AMERICAN. =
The lif. of bachelor is full of benevo-
lence as the sun is full of light wherever he
goes he is regarded as common property. or
rather n common blessing, and all avail
themselves of his kindness, indulgence, and
simplicity. as freely as they breath the atn1os-
phere. There is no mother who does not
look upon him as the husband Of her daugh-
ter, provided her more youthful expectations
tare-disappOintcd elsew here. He is considered
afesorce against all contingencies ofthis sort
and ths1 widows too, they regard him as one
providehtially left in this state to meet their
condition besides this, the little children of
the whole neiglf6orhood look at him as sort
of common uncle; they run to meet him as
he walks gather around his chair as he sits
climb his knees, finger bis locks,pick out his
breast pin. and get his watch otit Of his
pocket TO their ear, and them they want to
know when. he is going to take another ride
in his carryau. when he is going again to
Mrs. Bustle's. fancy shop, or Mrs. Filber's
confectionery. He, with a benevolence that
melts ike dew on the tender plants, instead
of feeling himself annoyed, has a smile. q
kiss, and promise for each and for all
And he will keep that promise too he 10 the
only being in the world who keeps his PROM
ises to children.
dull NC u UOt OUIy tutD Auiu uuu VCuCSOS
lent being, when those around him are in
in health, but more especially SO, when sick.
ness has overtaken them. He will hunt all
day TO find bird that will suit the weak OF
fastidious stomach Of the patient and tho
after all his pains-takiag. not bone Of il
may bepicked, yet he Is just as ready TO
start the next day and look up another, and
all this is done for wife. widow, or child
alike. II death renders vain these kind at
tentions. his benevolence flows OF in another
channel. Those mourning dresses, which
were beyond the means ofthe mourner, bet
not beyond her grief. have been, uDbeknowh
to others. supplied by him /; for he letteth not
his left hand know what his right hand de-
eth. Oaaen the simple slab is erected by
him, and still oftener those left in orphaDage
and want, share the affection and solicitude
of his paternaf heart. Were his hearth
large enough they would all be grouped
about il, a groop now more dear TO him sas
their other supports and, hopes have been
broken.
Such are the feelings and such the benev-
olent habits Of the good old bachelor. He Is
blessing in the community in which he
lives. He, is q husband for all widows. and
all those who are disappointed elsewhere
he Is the indulgent uncleof all tho children
he attends to the sick. buries the dead, and
takes care Of the living blessings on him ;
blessings on bis occupation blessings on
bis me'ncVy.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-06-30
.N"O YKCE.

II
wv L. KIDDER gives notice that he has
wv succeeded the late T. Kidder in the
preparation of the Conway Medicines, and
will hereafter give particular attention to
the preparation of the following established
articles, the celebrity Of which precludcs the
necessity of a republication Of the numerous
certificates now in the hands Of the Propri-
etor.
Dr. Jebb's Liniment-In enlarged Bottles.
For Rheumatism, Bruises, Sprains, Chill
blains, Numbness, Stiffness in the Joints,
&c. The relief is immediate, and cures fire.
quently in t,oenty four hours. although OF
years standing and thought incurable.-
Price 81 IL cents.
ReLfe's Astkmdtic or COnsumptive Pills:
Prices 25 cents Bor-give immediate relief.
Cure the most obstinate coughs. Common
Colds frequently removed in a fev hours!
Albion Corn Plaster.
This plaster never causes the least pain,
although il dissolues and draws the corn Out
bu The roots-but gives immediate ease as
soon as applied. Price 25 cents Box
Dun.fries' Remedy for the Piles.
One of the best and most thorough rene-
dies known for this troublesome complaint ;
Price IS cts. for two Boxes, Ointment and
| Electuarsh or 81 ID cents for either where
but one is wanted.
Dumfries' Eye Water.
For Sore or Infsmsd Eycs-nothing known
gives such immediate and comfortable relief
and in some exceedingly bad cases. the most
unexpected and desirable relief hes been
found in the use of this EYE WATER. after
query other remedy had failed. Persons who
have used il. pronounce il without hesitation
the best preparation for these complaints
| they have ever me: with. Price 25 cts.
Full and ample directions accompany
each OF the above articles.
~ Prepared from the Original n. 3. Re-
cipe of Doct. w. T. CONWAY by w. L.
K1DUER. immediate successor to the late
T. Kidder. by wham they are for sale at his
Counting Room, No. Sc State Street, corner
Of Merchants Rbw, Boston. And ALSO by his
special appointment, by Eli Mygati. Danbu.
~, d. Smith g. Co. New. Haven, end BY
Druggists generally In all parts Of the Uni.
ted Slates--and at the sign Of DRUGS q
MEDICINES" Litch6eld. CT, Iy6I
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-06-30
LStcsbfGcLd Enquirer
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING,
BY C. ADAMS.

TERMS. To village and single mail Subscribers,
dollars per year, payable before the expiration Of
six months
To companies Of any number over six, 81 50 per
year, payable as above. To companies less than six,
81 IS per year, payable rs before. IS cents will be
deducted from each Of these prices when payment s
made in advance. These prices exclusive Of
mail OF stage charge for transportation.
N0papers will be discontinued until all arrearages
are paid, except at the discretion of the editor.
Il Notice of wish TO discontinue must be given be.
fore the expiration Of year.
1rADvERTIsING. One square, three insertions, 81,
and the same proportion for one more squares
Half square, 75cts. Continuance over three weeks
20 per cent per week. A liberal deduction made for
advertisements continued or IL months.
Administrators and Executors Notices, 81 90
Commissioners Notices, IS
AL communi satons must be POSTPAID.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-06-30

EPlGRAM.
81 will permit no more arrests!"m
Cried Dorr with eloquent appeals,
He safely spoke, for he was best o.
With rapid and trustworthy heels. :.
.S - NeU Bedford BuItain.
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News OF All sorta.

STEAM SHIP BRrrANNIA.-This ship the pioneer of
the Cunard hne of large steamers, has been in con-
slant commission since Apri, 1910. She has cross
ed the stormy Atlantic n times In 80 mouths IN
safety Several OF The passages have been made in
very tempesuous weather, being IN terrific gales.
almost the whole time, particularly the passage at
January 1871, and the last of Dec. 1872, which II
there is difference between bad and worse. itmust
go with the latter Four five days previous 10 her
arrival at Halifax the gale was constant and severe
Several Of the hands were wounded and disabled
One had several ribs badly broken; another recey-
ed very serious it not fatal injuries by being thrown
down by the violence OF the sea-. Capt. Hewitt was
constantly at his post, and exertlng himself to the
extent OF his ability, IN the management OF the ship
during the whole time, and is his untlring
gy on all occasions that the ship has been brought
In safety through 80 many dangers At one time,
this last voyage, while on the upper deck, in the
worst OF the storm, a sea struck her, and Captain
Hewitt was washed overheard, but by most singu-
lar circumstance, he caught guy rope as he went
over the laffraI, and thus most mraculously saved
himself from an ocean grave. Lieutenant Roberts,
the veteran mall officer, has been In the ship from
the commencement, and has consequently sailed in
her upwards Of 5000 miles Capt. Hewitt has beer
IN command since 1910. A more deserving and
merltorlous officer never trod deck, May he live
q thousand years-B0ston Iranstript. .. -.
SANbwIoH IsLANps-At the Sandwich islands
owing TO missionary labors, there are at present
85 schools, containing 1904 scholars. In III,
printing department., 10 5SS $50 pages have beer
struck off IN ISL, and 90 books printed.
FIRE AT N1ANIpN.T-SAe learn from Tue boston Elk
change Books, that the machine shop and forg,
owned and occupied by Lyman Kinsley, was total,
destroyed by fire, about IL O'Clock, last night. Los
estimated at 5000; partly insured at the Dedhan
Office tr
SUNDAY MAu-s.-The Postmaster General ha
issued orders to discontinue the Sunday mail up
down the Connecticut river. Like orders are abou
being extended 10 all the Sunday mail routes in th'
New England States.
LARGE FARM The Hawkeye says that the farm
OF Mr.. Thompson, in Louisa county, Iowa, has up
wards of 20. 900 bushels of corn 300 fat hogs, 10
head Of neat cattle, 600 head of sheep (5C0 for sale)
$50 acres of wheat 400 of corn, besides large
quantities OF potatoes, &c.
MORE VILLAINY. Samuel G. kTrowbrdge, for
merly large mail contractor and a co-partner o.
Frnk, in Illinois, is now in iail in Arkansas havins
been engaged In company with notorlsus gang IL
counterfeiting, horse stealing &c.
VENIsoN.-HilPs n, II. Patriot states that three
thousand pounds of veuison passed through Concord
the other day for Boston. We fearit will not reach
our market. ~ a8 $40
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
MyEsTEp Ard ,REyAnEp 81

NM;;pREE SUuD 3i. M. D. LIsBON. P:RIU0AL
Pills are composed have made them The wonder asd ad
the only preparation discovered that has proved invariably
certain in producing the monthly turns Their certainty al
for though always ma safe and healthy hey eeran
The directions translated English and
round with the seal Of the importer stamped Each boz CO.'S
rections the ssuatn. Of Dr. y MELVEAU authorised
agent fer the continent Of America.
They be transmitted w mail 70 any part t. United
Stafes letter. directed TO DIR. +. Mclean, box a. New
York Will meet with immediate attention. All letfes mus
be paid Sold by 40 Cherry near afha
rDe street. Fic- a. Half boxes S1 No half borcs seni by
mall. mia mxr dew =
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MADAME REsTELL

EEM,ALE IN ISICIAN Uthee and Tendenec, HS Grsen
she BE- consulted with the coufdcncs on con
plants incident to the female frame. - 49,
Madame Reael experiences and in ia In,
q obstinate cases egulsty stoppsge
&c., such to but few effect peffaes
cure Ladies desiring proper medical duSe con
hnemenf o. other indspo.tion will be accommodated
such time, with private and respectable board.
frevcptive Powders" for married ladies, whose de-
hs,fe or peeaous health orbds TOO rapid increase of family
package All Letters lPost padl addressed bon Ga
New YORK. Boston Qtiess MOL Essex street,
N. B:-Madame RESTELL would inform ladies' resdins
out OF the city whose health woud admit Of travelling
pa OF the UEted States within reasonable
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THE SULTAN OF MUSCAT

II AS had Sherman Lozenges and delighted with them,
- every in this counryso used by crowned
heads as well as he humble citizen. i-'
Jonathan Howmth. Esq the well known temperance lee
Sheets that seemed settled in consumption. He
rsed great deal Of bloody and lis cough so har
and that he could rest by dav by
night remedies without reief he thought
that death alone would relieve him Of his misery Bat by the
advice of lady he purchased boz OF she sn Cough Lo-
they him great relief and 70 b surprise slayed
he recommending sherman Lozenges to all his scquain-
sHERMAN:s WORM LOZENGEs
Are the only nfabie destroying medicine disco
veed 100000 have been sold. and failure has
been known They destroy all kinds Of and
NV DISTRESSING HEADACHES
cured in five TO minutes by Shemans Camphor Lo-
zrnges The only specific for Sickness pal
pitston ownes spirit and tho ude and fatigue Of boay
mind attending travelling crowded parties
WEAK BACKS,
Pain or weakness IN my Of the BODY rheumatism and lu-
bsgo cured By Shenans Poor Mans Plaster, which
sHEkMAN'S ORRls TOOTH PASTE
Is by the who have used the best
araton for cleansing ad peaung the teeth that
known. -. -
SORE NIPPLES
Pon lively cured by Sherman's PapillAy OIL.
Warehouse, LOG Nassau street, New forx
Assnts-sands IT East Broadway. 27s Broadway corner
William, 10 Broadway, and 10 Asor Honse Churchs lss
Bowery and Mrs HayS ss Fulton street, Brooklyn, State
wx Nan Abany; Ledger fuildnRs. rhadelrhis; Reed,
mer Gay and Saratoga Baltimore; and Robson, Hr
rsbwy, r., w Rr0AdNpys eonss 0ssndN ~