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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-19
mental powers The Belgian rovsrnment Is claiming ts

Inc reimbursement OF the Schedt toll is for the pre-.
sent with respect ships the United states
roy a. % Of the aad Of October DEGREES that the
Belgium, to the duties oftonnsge and piotage which
cordns TO the existing laws regulations are paid by
vessels which do not enjoy any peculiar favor
ministers Of the Interior AMI Finance treaty of nav
gation ana commerce was concluded with the United
Belgian Chambers on the 10th OF November the sane
year. but II has not been discussed. seems to be acy
sgreea the two governments that in the nterva
they would continue reciprocay treat their in
avoraoie manner This prov isionsl Of things was
from the following table =
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QU-"THE LION AND THE LAMB SHALL LAY
down together"-We speak in poetry. In order that you
may read OF the merits of Professor Jones' Medicated
DOWN WITH THE coNsUMpTIoN
Farewell to Coughs and Colds Proclaim to the
world, that by an American Physicians Invention, Pro-
fessor Jones' Cough Candy or Compound Extract of
Spanish Moss and rolu, has been formed after years of
study. is composed of 43 of the rarest Herbs and
Plants the vegetable kingdom possesses.
TO the Pubc.-Feliow Citizens, in Offering you an
nfaltiee and never falling remedy for all pulmonary
complaints you will not. hope, set this down Of
the numerous impostons OF the day Be assured this is
prepared by scientific physciac, believer of the Cos
asto boast OF having conscience and that he would
deceive yon willingly.
or Compound Extract of Tou and Spanish Moss is a
never failing remedy for Coughs Cold, Sore Throat
Hoarseness Splitting Of Blood, first stages Of Consumption
Bronchitis Asthma, Group, whooping Cough Sc &c. for
saleby T Jones, sign of the American Eagle 80 Chatham
street. New York Prices and shiilings package
this Candy were formerly prescribed by eminent ply
sician in liquid form. Surely it superior when taken
il the shape of beautiful Candy, pleasant to the taste
elegant in form, and miraculous in operation 1t needs
but one trial to convince all Of its merits 1t is but
shilling for trial who will not use it 1t is slightly
BS oesa removing all hum'T' lr'" and purifying the
o. RHEUNIATIsM-wright Indian Vegetable Pills
are most extraordinary medicine for the OF rheu
matsm and govt, because they not only cleanse the
stomach and bowels OF those morbid humors, which, if
taken into the circulation thrown upon the membrane
and MUSCLE are the Of the above painful maladies
excite the absorbent vessels to take that which
Is already deposited and therefore absolutely certain
to make perfect cure OF rheumatism and govt single
twenty-five cent box Of said Indian Vegetable Pills will
often give the most astonishing relief and
according to directions will be certain drive pain of
every description from the body
Wrights Indian Vegetable Pills also aid and improve d.
geson and therefore give health and vgor the whole
frame we'll make perfect cure of rheumatism and
govt
BEWARE OF Communicable public respect
miiy informed that medicine purporting to be Indian
Pills sold by Mr. Richard Dennis former clerk in the
office are not the genuine Wrighps Indian Vegetable
Pills The only security against imposition is pur-
chase from none except advertised agents the offices
devoted exclusively to their sale, 2ss Greenwich street.
New York, los fremont street, Boston, and 1863 Race
street, Philadelphia
Remember, no msdicinci is right except Wrght's In
dian Vegetable Pills.
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lie currency was as follows

The increase exhibited in the issues Of the pr~ and
joint stock banks in England and the banks of Scotland
and Ireland in the face of considerable decrease those
ofthe Bank Of England circumstance that admits of
easy and satisfactory explanation The increased H..
the Bank ofEngland the and early part
Of the autumn led to corresponding expansion every
where the part of the country banks The policy
the latter founded upon the example of the former
and this policy, to recent period may be assumed
have been still in operation; but the Bank of England
has found it necessary.to curail the accommodation
granted to certain branches oftrade the action of the
country banks may be expected in due season. be
gulaej in conformity. There had been little i'm.
in the business of the manufacturing districts
owing to the increase Of money The foreign exchanges
were still in favor of England, but not very firm there
being but little prospect OF revival Of the export trade
failure IN the Canada trade had taken place.
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y - CUMSTOCK & CO.,
Wholesale Druggists, II Maiden Lane, N. Y.

o. THERE IS NO PRAISE EQUAL TO THE
praise won by mer-New York. Nov. Is. 49, Gents :;
was for some time troubled with cold and cough
which gave me great pain and uneasiness. My cough
was so bad was impossible for me to speak above whs
per rms was not momentary or rihng cough-but it
was so bad that was fearful already marked out as
victim of consumption. tried all the usual remedies
Tor coughs and colds but without ewing the bene
fit also resored to the of hot baths sweas SC and
was under the of two ply seians both of whom pro-
nounced me ncurable After using all otner remedies
with no success, my son lost resort brought me
small quantity OF your inv valuable Hoarhound Candy and
by using only two or three small packages found my.
self restored perfect health Justice to YOU and nv
fellow men demands this expression OF my gratitude.
WILLIAM BRYANT, $50 Grand st.
To Messrs. Pcase & Son, 45 Division st.
Agens-Peters, 81 State street. Albany; Wood Wa.
ers Troy; Robinson, ITO Baltimore street. Baltimore Md
Zieber, 81 Dock street, Philadelphia.
UJ- PROMOTE DIGEsTION-DR. RUsH's INFAL
LlBLE PILLS -Whe the ingenuity of all modern ex
perimens to accomplish the important object of Diges
ton" has aiel in this essential point The recipe OF him
whose n.me is identified with the professional social and
political institutions of the country stands present pre-
eminent IN simplicity safety, and acknowledged efficacy
Its attributes equally beneficial when employ ed as
preventative as well as cure In dyspepsia, obstinate
constipation, bilious and affections plethorism
morbid secre'ions and indigestion he OF all cons
utional ev they stand the evidence of many renov ated
con siuon, and have acquired the testimony in all eli
mates OF many who would otherwise be the victims of
quaclery and mercenary fraud They come before the
public with the imperishable signature that sub.
scrbes to the Declaration of Independence" They are
his Legacy to meritorious relative and pupil They are
compounded in exact proportion to the original recipe
DO comparison with the deceptive nostrums
the day The angiavings, cuts, and autograph, which
accompany each box are beautiful and the
which they are got superior to that exhibited
hing OF the kind we ever saw. The general office 90
Ann Lreet.
Sold Wholesale and retail by II. c. Daggers 30 Ann st
and retail by Kelly, 267 Broadway: j. AFFORD, 1853 Bewe
ry Dr. j. f. Scott, Isl Sixth Avenue, corne of Twelfth
street Hart, corner Of Chatham and Chambers
and at the " New Word" branch Office and periodical
pot, 459 broadway, corner Of Grand street. New York
Also, by H. Green at 694 Fulton street. and Thomas Dali
ton, 100 York street, Brooklyn.
a n n In in n yyra uora
we'd by Durand Co. steel, with fac smile of DR..
Rush's signature each box.
CO THE SARSAPARILLA PREPARED BY THE
Collage of Medicine and Pharmacy, of the city Of New
York. is the only ehcent and safe preparation Of that
before the public In single bottles rs EACH
half iozen lin case) SO so, dozen do. Sc.
w. S. RICHARDSON, Agent,
,I 81 Nassau street.
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Passengers Arrived.

n LIVERPOOL AND HAhTAr-steem ship Acadia, At BOSTON,
Donid HacL.od, OF Washington bearer of Dispatches fro
,e s Les,I,pn Leg. 9n Ms Mel, cd aud chill
Mr. W'nsI bottom. w Alde6ed Mr. Rainer Chasles Bran
n.gt Br,nnger Mr. Lloyd MIR Bs,sfod, Mr. Hodsson, Mr.
MRonl,op ts,,sase Hnyey LIE Mars,sndop, Jaes N
buhwe,, Clark, Pilippi, Mr. Robson J Maurice Mr.
Game Nj Amesbury. saenl! Mr. Bailey, MIR Lynch Mr.
bqrTe lady and two children Mr. Bush p MIR Anderson Mr.
fa ss afEsoseIs at LisI rom liiax BoonM Ingls
sAvASSAH-Brg Wilson Fuller-A Dutton, and 3 in the
steerage. " Wv
Passengers Sailed.
doNTEvIpEo-Brig Drgo-E TreadveL Lieut. Nlarcellu,
Liale, Col John w Boyd, Richard Hale OF New York
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SHIP NEWS

PHtLApgtPHfs, Nov isAn Turk Eldri5ge Boston, Go.
Iumoa, over, Jersey lily; Elizabeth, Willy sartn M1s
'ans, H,psi Pro tdencs shark, Seyensoa NYork Cid
Kauus, Putnnef NOheans; Vr-ius Trader Ste ward PorI
Sptin Tn. Echo Dye kingst0n j.; Com Z, V.Sry ,rs
does; Gir Wright Cuts, NYork; Sophia (Br Ryerson
Haru,u u, Ms.
BALr,noRI, Nov IL Sid James Power Keene, Nassau MP
Chesapeake, Post, Providence; Herald, Souic do.
NORFOLK, Nov i6-Ar AlwId., TaIman Waldoboro; Ex
lie, Scout, Nfok; A-xnnd,r, Robinson, Thomaston Ar
th SIDNEY, Fernandez, Turks Island Fishef do aud
Hampt Roads M.diom, Hnding, Plymouth, Mass Cid
CHARLEsroN, Nov lbAir Moon, Hsvcs. New York; li,h
Sebaus Cox, Ptson Me; Lancet, Hofses Cam len, Me;
Mar Virginia Perry, New YORK. Cid 5h, Merchant Leslie
Matsnzas. std William, Bacon, Apaachcoa; iuh swsuroo
Davenport, Liverpool; Eliza Warwick DAVIS do sutton
GaileSsy NYok; Sullivan, Brown do; Hector, (BD Ander
son, Glasgow.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-19

03- NO PLACE OF AMUSEMENT IN THE
city affords much genteel establishment is nightly
presented at the little Franklin. Mr.. Morris is in every
way calculated to attend such matters is readily
shown by the introduction of the pieces, which all
astidous, and suitable be visited by the first cllss
citizens and YET afford sufficient degree Of mirth.
ulness This well proved by the overflow Of ladies in
the first tier for hose exclusive benefit it is reserved
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-19
MONEY MARKET.

Friday, Nov. 1B-O p. M.
We have again later dates from England being to the
4,h inst but little of interest had occurred Money was
more abundant than The of discount
first class commercial paper in no case exceeded the
rate oftwo per cent per annum daily
occurring of bills being done from per cent lower
1t proper, however to remark that coupled with this
plethora Of money accommodation not readily OBJ
ained except upon unquesonable secury and there is
at the same time manifest reluctance amongst
tile men to touch single commodity beyond what is
sental to the supply Of immediate wants.
The state q the en- VIM M Eallows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-19

20. READ TITO be sick is no longer q misfortune,
but fault Has any man headache Peters Cordial
Lozenges will cure him in a few minutes. Is any one
troubled with hacking cough which may terminate in
consumption In Peters Cough Lozenges he may dnl
almost Immediate relief Worms kill many children.
Theycan neither kill hurt child who is ply with
PETERS Worm Lozeoges Hence may well conclude
We began that TO be sick is longer tune
fault We to all go at and procure of
famous Lozenges at l25 Fulton street Of Nassau
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-19

o. THE AN TEDIOUS PILL PREPARED UNDER
the direction of the College of Medicine and Pharmacy is
infinitely superior to the drastic purgations pulled of
niversal panaceas. Sold in boxes at IS cents each.
I w. S. RICHARDS SON. Agent.
81 Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-19

n3- glance at the advertisement of the American
Museum, will be sufficient to convince any person tina,
an evening or day cannot be more pleasantly profit
ably spent than there This afternoon at three O'Clock
precisely the performances take place which do
the evening Ladies, families children Sc. should be
sure to improve this opportunity. The attractions
have never been SO good here before as they this
week.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-19

o. RAMBLES IN YUCATAN, GIVING A FULL
account OF the Ruins IN Central America This day pub
shed and for sale at the New World Branch Once 459
broadway corner OF Grand where the " Books for the
People and ali other periodicals of the day may also be
had Up town citizens invited call they pass
down Broadway in the morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-19

o. The performances at the New York Museum can.
not be surpassed at any place OF amusement The
Hughes family who time since performed at the
Park Theatre are engaged More exquisite harp playing
we have never heard. The solo on the violin by a lie
fellow SIX years of age, displays astonishing talent he
gives the variations on one srtg la Pogann The lit
gf three years old performs upon the harp most
admirable manner; Diamond, Rosale Boyce sc. The
real Fudge Mermaid will make the Fjee hide her
diminished tail" performance win take place this af-
ternoon at three o'clock. fine treat for the juveniles
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-19

QI}- THE TONIC MIXTURE AN UNEQUALLED
remedy in all dyspepc In large bottles ST. in ca.
Of half dozen bottles So.
w. S. RICHARDSON, Agent.
81 Nassau street.
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Co THE FRENCH ANTIPHL OGIsTIC MIXTURE
for the Of all discharges from the uethra-sod in
bottles, at 81, and at so cents each.
w. 5. RICHARDSON, Agent
81 Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-19

To- NOTICE.-The Large Chapel OF the New York
University, Washington Square, ia be opened for Divine
Service according 10 the usages OF the Protestant Epsco
pal Church, d. W. on the first SUNDAY in December
morning and evening under the minis.rations OF the
Rev. Mr.. shimeall. Seats free
N.B.The evenings will be excus yelv In
the OF the unfulfed prophecies of Scripture
designed as an sntdoe various deusons and false
theories Of the day. 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-19

Gy- EDWD. B.GlfDISs'5 GRAND RaFFLE Dor
those splendid ladies' tables, is understand
decided about the first of December The subscription
list nearly filled, aud glad to find by I'll,
most fashionable aud best judges in New York The pic
ture is psriect gemthe snip beautiful Read the adver
tsemeut.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-19

90 THE PARTISAN ALTERNATIVE MIXTURE,
prepared under the direction OF the College of Medicn
snd Pharmacy of the city OF New York. is guaranteed to
cure all forms OF syphc dseaseses Sold in single bot.
ties at 81 each aud in cases OF half dozen bottles So
w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent,
~ Nassau street.
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i"pHts{, US s5g; az. ErgTsio Bsis;a% ships
l338, fi,l03,259 ri 2,osa ! ore sou eaIo
1899, 76i2,55i az 1870 ssos SsoS
1910, 2ns8 88i on 81 aai Ta,es es i'S9S
nil, i932l,7e6 n 2So0s 40 sos 49,

The American government to have thought that
mere neing no treaty in force might lawfully cease TO
treat belgian ships as belonging a ored nation and
mas aceu on TINS idea towards the British Queen and the
Mercator another Belgian vessel The provisional state
u tnngs wneh seemed to be accepted by the two go
vernmehts ana was peculiarly the United
states mas therefore ceased The Belgian laws are i'm
PeranVe ashe American laws, and if ships
vored In tne American ports law orders that the
ports
These are the fruits of protection These measures
VIII be followed up undoubtedly by the other powers u
less the present restrictive measures are relaxed The
vessels the United States instead doing per
the business, will be cut off altogether
The stock market presented no material alteration.
Sales were small, generally lower rates. Delaware
Hudson fell per cent, Mohawk
heoreisn news has not had any material effect upon
affairs this morning.
Specie has begun to flow in from England The Aca-
dia, at Boston, broughtthe following sums -
From Liverpool, gold to Merchants Bank sIal $50
49, order, 2S $50
Hahiax 23,309
silver o'7ot
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;, SAvANNAH-Brg Wilson Fuler-99 bales cotton w s
hi.1 GEO Collins coo Parmi,e Rogers-Bi q Mil.
hr-2i Cot COCO ties rice w III Gondy-l box Slot
enoursh-i by Barclay do NJ Dunbs-l d ID. ap-i
Cottret. " ~ -
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g NEWS! NEWS Arrival of the Acadia Bells
Lie" Punch" "Squb." Satirist," Tom Springs
Lie in London" Sporting Chronicle Weekly Dis
patch complete set of IS Nj News" Cleaves Gazette
"Loyds Companion" sc. received and for SAFE at the
News Office, No 2Il Fulton, near Greenwich street,
grand DEPOT for Wd's Indian Pulmonary Candy, for
coughs colds &c excellent remedy. Agents supplied
in the country at the most profitable rates.
Jones' Oil OF Coral Circassia and Chemical Soap for
sale here by appointment.
Bristo Sarsaparia the best medicine Of the day for
purify ng The blood.
Phaons Dahlia Cream for the hair, for sale.
Broken Candy, and all kinds for sale at the News flee
81 Fulton street. New York.
BIO article is sold at this office that will not give
entire satisfaction
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Died.

Al Newburgh, on the 10th instant BY the Rev. Mr.
all of that place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-19

&C. BALM OF COLUMBIA, EXTRACTED FROM
tree found in the wids of America prevents the hair
from falling off turning gray, restores weak hair
strength and xuriance, clears it from souri, and
it to curl-aiso produces whiskers and eyebrows
buy unless you get the genuine which has the
name OF Comstoek Co. II Maiden lane. the wrapper
For sale in Boston by the agents, s. Powell Co.. No SO
Cornhil, corner of Frankla Avenue. Remember the
number, SO Cornh street.
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To Ship Masters and Agents.

we shall esteem q favor If captains ves.cs will give
70 ConmooIe William A. Bassett, Of fleet.
port OF the shipping left 1t the whence
esses spoken on their passage list Of their cargo and ay
foreign newspapers they have He viii hoard them i'm
medaelv on their .rrvs' Agents and correspondents at
home or abroad VIII ao confer favrr by sending this
Office all the marine intelligence they obtain. Nautical
Information Of any kind will be thankfully received
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-19

N}- TO ALL THE WORLD WHO USE LEATHER
IN ANY FORM.-Oil of TanAin, or Leather Restorer--A
and hides converted into leather by Tannin
extracted from certain barks, SC. When the force and
strength OF the Tannn out leather becomes dead
hard srittle cracked covered with crust
their oitness and strength and all blister
and restore the Tannnhs substance the leather
can receive the second time but the whole virtues Of it
are in this article the Oil of Tsnnin which penetrates
the sest and hardest leather Leather cannot decay
crack, mould or blister during TIE common age OF man.
so ar as we canudge by experience this Oil properly
used Ladies' shoes of the finest kind heauted and
rendered water proof by it, and the shoes
all others who use it, None genuine unless with the fac
smile signature of
COMsTOCK & CO..
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COURIER, Nov. Is.

COURIER, Nov. Is.
II we take the amount of
duty on manufactured goods
atthirty per cent, and calcu-
late 1t on the ordinary
amount of annual importa-
tons made by a regular i'm.
porter. we shall find the
amount of duties, he is un-
der a cash system compelled
to advanceso large, as to be
far beyond the means at the
command ofthose among us,
who have been hitherto en-
gagged in the business.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, NOV. 10, Is4a.
Cleared.

SUN RIsEs... II MOON RIsEs,....... & A.
sTrN srrs-.. 4 40 HIGH W.r,R... =. O Il
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Total import of gold,
$l75,5l3

Total import of gold, sl755l3
This is the first farge arrivals which will replace the
drafts made upon the Atlantic border for circulation in
the interior.
As an instance of the manner in which the Wall street
papers page ideas from this paper the follow
ing paragraph from its leading article ofyesterday cash
duties and paragraph the subject from our
oIo &C Aa.o. aaor.
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This is an instance ofthe manner of writing Wall street
leaders,
Money getting in demand for the purposes of &C.
neral business In domestic exchanges there has
material alteration except in Alabama on which the dis
count has increased to per cent
CuRRkyr RATES OF BANK Norris DoMEsrIc BILLS .
Bank Notes Erchange.
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HERALD, AuG. %.

The average of the new
duties is estin ated at 80 per
cent, yielding, expenses de-
Quoted, S2s, 200, 900. In an
aggregate importation of
100000. 900, therefore, $685.
100000, OF the capital Of i'm
porting merchants must al
ways be dead, or in other
words, advanced to the GO
vernment. II is advanced
to the government, because
the duties are not and were
never supposed to be paid by
the merchants indiyiduallv.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-11-26
W II o. E MBER GIG.

! RECANrATIoNs.-l IS cheering TO know, Whilo
The Loco Focos are exaiiIng IN few barren vic>
/ torious conceded TO them by the apathy of their
opponents. that the American principles of tho
Wings are silently making their progress and
winning new prosely les into our ranks.
w. A. Langwo1thy, very influential gentle.
man OF Rochester, New York who has been tho
candidate OF The party for the Legislature, has
renounced all connection with the Loco Foco par
~ OF that State, since their open svowal of Free
Trade in opposition to a Protective tariff He re.
Gently made a speech before Clay Club IN Ro-
chester, IN which he declared that, though up TO
the present contest he had acted with me Loco
Focos, he go ,citi them no longer. The Dem.
ocrat says:
"He deems their free Trade doctrines not only
antl-repubIcan, but Obstructive to the industry Of
The country--blast,ng 10 the hopes OF the Ameri.
can Mechanic aud Laborer-and unworthy the
support of any man who wishes 10 Home La
Dor prosper He declared the uneqnivocal adhe-
sion to Henry Clay and Protective Tariff, and
his remarks received with cheers which
made the weikln ring again"
4notter.-Parick Dempsey also, Of A.saLy,
New York. has publicly reuounced all further con-
nec,ion with Locotocoism in consequence Of the
party having al the recent election IN tha, State
declared itself opposed to Protective Tariff
lie declares that efolh he will be found bat
Ting with the advocates Of American policy and
American interests and for Harry Of tho Vest
The people cannot be duped much longer
And get another DIR. Gerard Il. Greenfield.
Loco Foco, of Maury county, Tennessee, who
has recently come out in favor Of National
Bank. ls 10 address the people al Columbia on
Monday next, explanation of his reasons.
National Forum.