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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-29
CuRRLNr RATES OF BANK Norris AND DOMESTIC BILLs
Rank Mates Erch


With the exception of Alabama and Nashville where
faulty paper currency predominates what uniformity
prevails the rates of bills showing the utmost facility of
remittance to all and every point. Such steadness and
uniformity in the currency prevailed in the
best days of the late National Bank. Specie sdstribu
ting itself all over the Union, aad equasng the quantity
well the quality the currency. The following Ia
BILE shows the state of affairs at the leading points.
RATES OF STERLING BILLS, SIGHT New York.
Orleans. Oct Is, 81 SsSg s, S.s 4 Ssse''
Noble "a, 70 1890 i,aao pm s'aasm
sa1annsS Oct ' e, 7la' e e OF sas,4" al pr pr
This presents general of exchanges in favor of all
points, and against foreign countries with the exception
oAabamaa struggling in the folds of thu monstrous
paper system She is vacllating between the dread of
taxation the hand and dependence upon bankrupt
institutions for whose bills specie is at premium of IS
per cent the other The people suffer the imposition
of those fraudulent oLg after those of all other
sections have purged themselves of rredeemable
cies because they unwilling unable to pay
sufficient to support their own State government
independently Of the interest due the State stock is
sued capitals to those broken banks The suferance
of such state of affairs to all nens and purposes
teal repudiaon and yet the advocates Of the present
dsgraceful of things put dignity. and gravey
talk of State honor if they the most upright and
praseworthy citizens in existence. An instance of this
in the Alabama Tribune of the 20th inst That
paper had copied remarks the Alabama currency
and correspondent of the Enquirer taking him to task
for it, remarks as follews:-
So that would absorb part of the currency
permanently, although it would undoubtedly contribute
slightly appreciation through the additional demand
Tor thus created But for the State to refuse its evil
of debt in of taxes levied by ITSELF would
lie species of reputation, which trust none but the
New York Herald will ever predict anticipate. II is
true that the rate of taxation will have to be higher
in proportion to the value OF the medium in which
collected t were collected in specie the Legisla
would know precisely what amount Of taxes to inn
pose if in currency the amount must be graduated to
the probable depreciation which the currency will be at
the time provision has to be made for foreign
1t will require great sagacity from any to pre-
dict anticipate reputation and dishonor, from people
who, for five long years. have been bankrdden by inso
State institutions whose utter dscredt and ridicu
lous have inflicted upon them average
OF per cent for the of its rredeomabe athless and
worthless promises, a currency, when by
else of the will they could years since, have freed them
selves from the thradom and been possession of sound
n,st,t, o,xo1
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-29
AUCTION SALES


BY THOMAS BELL.
tSforss Nos % Am and MS fulton ffrssf)
SATURDAY,
Al 1917 o'clock IN the sales room.
Sale OF splendid piano forbes choice painting; curtains
Also aArge additional lot superior second hand furniture
OF all descriptions.
MONDAY
AT l0f o'clock, al the auction
sale OF Stoyes stock OF valuable stoves comprising the
best descriptions of paTo church, aud cooking
the best patents and Of all sizes Housekeepers will do well
atIe nd this sale.
TUESDAY
At 1915 O'Clock in the sale
Extensive sale Of dry goods, and pledged articles
trunks excellent elohing large invoice Of London Cloths
res aud vesungs IN remnants TO suit purchasers
hardware cutlery splendid ew~lry, Nc.
WEDNESDAY
Al l051 O'Clock. in the sales
Sale of elegant city mace Cabinet Furniture
BY RIELL ARCULARIUs,
SATURDAY,
At iok o'clock. in the sales room.
Elegant Furniture P,sn9. &c ~. a..
At l0H o'clock, at the auction room.
BToadcios casslmeres &c-30 boadclohs beaver
cloths. &c, IN lots 10 sait purchasers.
Also fine otter caps mufs, aud machines for cutting
fur'.
AT y before O'Clock. in the evening
A valuable collection of paintings with portfolio Of
cravings belonging to The estate f,he late VIM Dunlap
TUESDAY, Nov lat.
Al 10 l2 O'Clock al the sales
Liquors, Segars, &cA good Of liquors and
gars among which and Haya
ma attention OF public houses and families are IN
vited.
At Private Sae-nos Lands-Se sections OF from
TO 400 acres located north of Sgamon County selected
1885 by Mr. Funk State surveyor Sagamon County is the
Government established Springfield, Of the
County The title Is patent
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Paasen myers Arrived.

HAvRE-Shp Kensington-C Cavoret, of Paris Mr. Boden
Mobile-9O in the steer ge.
HAMByRG-B argue Sir Isaac Newton-Alss F Limmer II
Hurte, G Peterson, NJ Hemann-35 in the steerage.
CAaTTAeEsA-Brig ChsTss-M, Baluf Archbishop Of Ca
Yalenzi Auditor Of the Apostolic Msson
Thomas Galuer Private Secretary Of do,
Ayessene late French Consul Carhagena,
Justine Goudot lady and children; Jose Caada Joseph
Atkinson, John Waam, Bartoomo Morteo, II Beekman and
servant
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Cleared.

Cleared.
S:Is siiS; SsSi %%
Msyf EFSsHs Hsss sG q
sis5 %nj
DSy Foster c GS
ms S % CO. a ssp re- we
ship standing East showing red white and blue signal with
hula a%sSs saaSi Sir Isaac wspho1 from Ham,
specie Bass Lent BasS ssSr T ao .ss
B!s George. Hull days Charleston with cotton &C.
sehr osceols Jenkins tof Portsmouth. NH) 20 days from
ASstsapas, with live osk, 70 W; Deal
sch ode Smith, days from Brandy wine with corn meal
sch Exile, Scout days from Wilmington Delwith bricks
shr Pioneer Coursen from Brandywine with corn meal to
schr Meridian Race. days from Lubec with plaster to
schr Cohasset Seas, from Boston, with sugar. A. r.
Sem Eliza Wia%, Coles from New London with
Schr Nimrod Linnel. from Boston, with mdse-bound
schr Mail Loring days from Boston, with mde, to E. D.
Se6r Mandarin Nichols, from Boston with mdse-bound
sctI yeron Nichols, days from Philadelphia with coal to
scr Equity Edwards days from Philadelphia, with coal
ser Bounty, Tuttle, days from Philadelphia with coal,
sshr Julia Martha, Pinkham from Lubec with fish and
sshr Cora. Hiysr from Portland. with sone-bound
sehr Pequot. Key.s days from Boston. with mdse to
Albany. .|'II ''"'''' "'''' SWIM -''"'' "
sio9p Jane Maria Williams from Portland with stone
sloop Helen, days from North Kingston R with produce
TO master. ~ WIN ''o'
One ship, unknown.
Herald Marine Correspoudence
OFrfcE oy THE rhode isL ANpERl
49, - =. Newport, Oct. "a, 1872
Arr 25,h Columbia, Berry, and Mar.hsli Foster Phila
depha Tor Boston; Exchange Knight Baltimore for Fall Ri
Arr 26rh Renz DurIee, Providence for NYork Sid Wan
Baltimore Rowena Wilmington Craven, New War
Huntrsss, Elizabeth Cy Georgian, Charleston Cid Three
DAILY GEoRcIAS OFFIcE,
Savannah, Geo. Oct. 49, 1922 M.}
CID Tartar Smith. Liverpool Pandora TInghsst, Provi-
dence Arr Sylvanus Jenkins, Seymour NYork Hare Car.
p.nteI, Providence; Cotton Plant Boes, New Bedford
Norfolk. III
Whalemen.
Sailed from Edgaown eth inst Napoleon, Fisher Pacific
Ocean,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-29

Provision Market.

We have altered the prices of many articles in table
to-day II is to be that all kinds OF meats all kinds
of vegetables fast declining low point-'oa point
seldom known in this market The scarcity OF money,
and the abundance the cause the cheap
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-29
Foreign Importations,

HAvRE-Ship Kensngsn-22 pkgs c A Robers-I5 G 6
Hsvland|2 VIM Pehl-l Fabreqnette's Fills Moral F
Whitmarsh.
HAMguno-Barque Sir Isaac Newton-2l pkgs B Rhodes
col w w De Forest COLI Werrkmeister-2 Manning
~ Ind. vinegar Neissnus IPayens,ed,J pkg Beme
col Masters, Markoe cos Liese-3 Ahrenfeldt-I
Michaes--29 Werburg-i LeppoId-l jacob w Robb
q Meyer Sucken- Rolkev-2 d Appleton-3 BustIein
Kos ~ soMs FiedsE1Sa waIburs.3 tIendsIh.-
II Whte-2 pkgs 8 Faber-4 Schmidt & Balchen-l J Bliss
2 Leferng-6 cks leeches bales % cs TO order.
COMPROMISING Chairesx330 specie 1850 hides bales
saIsapara COO lbs tortoise she'll 80 dmons
tobacco 1877 bxs 1903 h do basa Everett
Battelle-S3t2 HazardSll00 Domnguez-s820 Eugene
Sassafsay-3t2 hides Atknsonll boxes Goudot-SB
LawIence-S326 Murray Lanman-S2oOO Pcaba 4 Man
Zanedo.
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Married..

Married.
On the 18th instant, at Hudson, JOHN w. CoRLiEs, o
tins city, to PHEsr daughter of late william Green
Athens. -
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GU Ms A ND Pts OIL S
- EVOT IrcIvyu,T " 70
SELF-COCKING PISTOLS.

RLUNT sYMs. Importers and Manufacturer. No. q
the Six Barrel Self Revolving Self Cooking Pocket Pistols
These pistols have the advantage all others Of the kind
the mpossIby of losing the the nipples being placed in
horizontal direction and there being cock in the way
taking sight with the ordinary pistol
gun. The above pistols be furnished lower than any Others
the market wholesale retail We have great yarie
other of Pistols be found with Rifles u s.
Muske for shipping and military; Prize Musket,, dol Fowl
Peces single and double double and single
Guns for duckng Their with Powder Shot Flasks Bags
Caps, Locks Barrels &C.. &c. in large small quantities
~ B-Couny dealers requested to call and
ment before purchasing else where. SO 2msr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-29
10 Ship Masters.

We shall favor captains OF vessels arriving
here will give to Commodore w. A. Basse Of lice g.
arep9rt OF the shipping left At the whence they sailed
foreign newspapers they NAV have Commodore Bssert
board them Immediately their arrival We will reciprocae
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-29
state OF Trade.

sale ofeas took place to-day, at little better prices
follows
at six months. payable in this city TO be
made satisfactory to sellers
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Domestic Imuort.t,ors

Domestic Imp0rtatIons.
CHARLEsToN-Bng George-a7 rice Van Damme & Co
30 bales cotton Parish-43 do Boyd Hincken-2 boxes
specie Wnter-l box mdse ynch-9l bales
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-29

NOTICE TO FIREMEN,
ND all Others DESTROYS of keeping their Feet Ply and Warn
a the coming By calling at the OLD EXCLUSIVE
BOOT STORE, No lA Chatham street. they be accom-
modated the has hand full Of his
WATER PROOF BOOTS.
Constantly hand full supply Of all other kinds OF Boots at
prices TO suit the times.
Aso-hat invaluable article Rogers Metallic Elastic Heel
Boot be obtained the Old Exclusive Boot Store No IA
Chatham a2B liner
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-29
MARITIME HERALD.
Sailing Days OF the Steam Ships.
Packets To Sail.

Packets to Sail.
FOR LIVERPOOL.
Oxford, kathbone, Nov. l
p. Henry, Delano, Nov. 7
FOR PoRTsMoUTH.
Philadelphia, Hovey, Nov. |
Swiizerl'd, Chadwick, Nov. 10
II. Hudson, Morgan, Nov. 20
FOR HAvRE.
Oneida, Funck, Nov.I
Argo, Anthony, Nov. 8
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-29
To Correspondents.

Our correspondents foreign
10 send by vessel all the intelligence
obtain Nautical information Of any kind, from any
siding az home or abroad. will be thankfully received
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-29

Constantly on hand u supply 81 all other kinds OF Boots at
Ees M sad
Chatham St s2s liner
THE AMERICAN MACINTOSH.
foreign. We ask such make wa erproof coat;
that the only merit peculiar the imported
the Amencan that they may have hung peg in
hppedi9 Amsrea bs sold good enough for The make
Price ofhe American snH'h b 9% ten S %la upwards
SO lm.r Successor 70 Ronbafy India RaSSsI Co
SOUTHERN FUNDS WANTED at very improved rates
Union F'Id'' srsrz Ii TIN Is w s1H .ta:.,
$1,000 Bank United States Notes for sale low. r.
Alabama aud per cent State Bonds wanted OF 3tsr
JENNsYLvANIA COLLEGE-Medicai Department
Hilbert street above Eleventh Of 1912
March,
Surgery arSery-,Gsege MCiei!an' ~ B. ''''''
Institutes Medicine and Materia Medicia-Robeu Mont
oSs!stdcs and Diseases of Women and Chldren-samue
Chemistry and Natural Phosophywalt.r r. Johnson, A.
fEEs-Matriculation, IS. Each Course. SIS Graduation
Three years study the Office of and
attendance full Of Lectures Of which
pupil TO become candidate for graduation
The examination for Degree: takes place early in March and
The Faculty have provided ample Decting Rooms furnish
iegs Buildings. bemousiraor, I. ROSS C0LHoUN, H. b.
The Dispenssry Of the College will be opened daily (san
days exceped) during the months q September and ctoberon
in Surgery and Medicine while the Pupils will be also admit
ted to the and Hospitals the
with the Students of other Medical Institutions Of this
SAMUEL GEORGt NORTON,
Dean Oh Vie n e,Lca Faculty,
au23T&S tonov1sr Nc 43l Arch street.
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MUSTARD FACTORY.-J. COGsWELL has removed
" from l Allen 70 27 Roosevelt street second Of
store occupied by Mr. W. Preniiss coffee and spice dealer
where he prepared to furnish the article short notice and
liberal credit, put in anystyle
country mustard. 90 IRE
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-03-12
WESTERN NAVIGATION.

IN the Senate, on the 23d, Mr.. Benton
presented memorial from two thousand
citizens of Missouri, asking for an inn
Provement in the navigation of the Yves.
tern Waters. The memorial states that Sc
ven hundred thousand dollars worth OF
property were lost on these waters during
the last year. The memorial was referred
to the Committee on Commerce.
Mr.. Smith presented two memorials from
Indiana upon the subject of the navigation
OF the Ohio river. Mr.. Smith in a few
words commended the subject to the at
tention of the Senate.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-03-12
TO OUR PATRONS.

This number completes VOLUME SECOND
of the BOOKS LICK TINES"
In catering for the public palate, the
man or men have yet to be found who can
give universal satisfaction: what pleases
one displeases another, and he who tries to
please every body, pleases nobody. d.
ring the time the establishment has been
under the supervision of its present pro-
prietors, it has been their constant aim and
exertion to render it that which, in their
outset, they promised it should be: "pa-
per that could be looked into with pleas
ure and profit by every class of society,""
How far they have redeemed their pledge.
the public must judge.
They return their thanks for the liberal
patronage bestowed upon them by their
friends and the public, and respectfully So
licit continuance of their favors, with the
renewed pledge on their part, that no pains
or expense will be spared to merit it.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-03-12

The Hon. F. Pierce, Senator of the u. s.
from New Hampshire has resigned.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-03-12

r WAvERLY-Is the name of a new Post
Office established in Henry comfy, Mo-, of
which VIM. T. Robinson, Esq, has been APP
pointed Postmaster.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-09-08
JEW DAVlDS OR HEBREW
PEASTEP

~ Ihs recipe obaned of an old Jew, BY traveller IN te
Easesn countries bids fair to be of immense vst,a m
Western world. : '"'NO ~ "'
gentleman travelling the south of Europe and Poe
tne Ia 1890 heard mach said in the latter place In praise of
Jew DAVIES PLASTER that he was induced to rv il on bs
own person. or lung and liver affection the removal of
which had been tie chief object of his Journey
ne accordingly applied plaster oil the right side of the
chesr wlerethe pain was seated another bewcen the slouL
aer EHu one over the region Of tile liver In tbetnean Tina
ne drank freely Of an herb TED of laxative Qualities lie soon
aound ms health imnrevng and in few weeks his cough left
ne OF ls skin Disappeared his pain was re-
moved moved ana MS health became permanently reinstaed.
ce ina1 TINE we has been recommending to his friends
% aequ"ahces or all The fixed pains whatever such as
fheu'sn' gout headache ache uan in the
e' mp pack and limbs, uous lumers Knots weus white
swelling hard tumos stiff joints asue in the breast and the
IKE to tle united satisfaction of himself xhd otheru.
NO female subject pain or weakness In the ack or side
sosid be without IT, Married ladies' ndecnte situations
haa great relief tom constantly wearing this plaser
application Of ahis plaster between the shoulders La.
sen onnd certain remedy for cods coughs phtysc and
nccons 10 their primary stages. 1t DESTROYS nfamma-
uom py predicting copious prespration. .
opumng or great spread Of certificates intended Those
70 satisfy themselves of the efficacy Of this plaster can
eh suclent TO spread or pasters for so cents sum
ny suelent to pay fer the insertion of single cert.
Suv ''o any o our most common prints single time
neope valuable medicines sold by John P Chaplin New
y Esnpapelpia, E. J. BarkduI & Co., Dover. David JuI,
oekper keyser Williams Bolivar Albert Bates grocery
shaaesyle; G. Weebe Zear. James c. Bell Sugar Cree
rs = = Latter, sandyvhe, Tuscarayas county, and T. p
NcOornek Berlin Holmes county. Ohio. Also by agents
generally through the villages w. E. PARMELEE aqen
'NY,'''' ~ INV u AasSlion. July l4,-26
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PETITION FOR DIVORCE.

HDEBESCA ERWIN wiltake notice that on the 18th day
AN July A. D. 1872 her husband Geo. Erwin filed with the
Clerk of the Supreme Court of TusCaawas County, Ohio his
petition, setting forth amongst other things that be was mar
ried to the said Rebecca the 18th day of July A. d. 1885
That said Rebecca left and abandoned said petitioner in the
month of August 1885, That said RebeCca has been wifuly
absent from said petitioner for than three yearsThat
said Rebccca has grossly neglected her duty petitioners wife
That said Rebecca has since abandoning er said husband
committed aduty with John Hemminger taas John Noe
and oherand that said Rebecca hns recently given birth
child of which petitioner the father. Petition payo
that upon hearing said cause, the marriage contract exists
ing between the said petitioner and the said Rebecca Erwin
may be dissolved cancelled reversed and held for nough and
that said petitioner be restored all his separate and single
rights "''
f-. ., JAS. CRAIG, Jr.'
July 18th. l842. 266t Au'y for Petr.
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PUBLIC SALE.

The Farmers Bank ofCantOn BY order of the Court of
vs. ! Common Pleas of Tuscara
Francis Rough. \ rawas county In Clancey
sitting, shall on the 18th day September 1912 offer for
sale the Court House in New Philadelphia. the following
described ea estate in said county, viz part the 18th
r 9Th T. Range Military District containing 10 acres
lcss being particularly descrbedn deed from Amanda
Potts Francis Koug dated 7th April 1897 recorded in the
Records of said county Book IA page372 Also part OF the
h section g. T2 R. Military land particularly described in
deed from Henry Ashouse by his attorney Espch,
Francis Kough dated 18th April 1886 and Recorded in the
Records of said county, Book To- page 407 & 4OS ..
BIN, ATHERToN,
Aug. II. 1912 Master Com'r in Chancery.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-09-08
ROoT AND SHOE MAKING.

TENIE subscriber respectfully informs The citizens Of
New Philadelphia. andsthe surrounding country,
hat he carries on the above business in all its various
btAncnes in the building fSrurly occupied by Simon
p. Hufaagle, as shosShop few doors south Of The
New York store, and "a he has, and intends constantly
Peep on hand the hest Of stock, and superior work.
man, ESQ uncommon 10 this counry.) By this, and
due attention to business he hopes 10 merit consderu
be share Of public patronage ,......, sn..
The public in general are invited to call and see be-
fore purchasing elsewhere as he s bound to give good
bargains Got cash. NJ, JOHN MCDANIEL.
March "a, 1886, ,--l0tf a .tF
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Notice..

John Johns Rosannah his wife; John Weaver 4 Eliza
beth his wife, and Michael o Catharine his wife, will TAKE
notice. that petition ded in the Court of common Pleas
ofTuscarawas county Ohio the first day ofAugus A. d.
1872 against them and other heirs and legal representatives Of
Elizabeth Erter late of said county decd by Samuel Romg
us administrator ofsad Elizabeth Erer decd the object
prayer of which said petition obtain order of said
court autong said administrator 10 sell certain real estate Of
said deceased, TO pay the debts of said estate.
August Cd. 1942, HANCE BELDEN,
Sol for Pet.