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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-02

90 ANOTHER ADDITIONAL PROOF OF THE
efficacy Coverts Balm of Life from the pen
the Rev. Timothy Stow =
"ELBRIpGE, N. Y, Oct TO- 1889.
REV. l. COVERT
DEAR SIR
Having taken three four bottles Of your Balm of
Life it is but Justice to state that received from its
decided benefit. was troubled with frequent darling
pains through both lobes the and around the bron
CHA from these pains have been rel eyed and also from
the dyspepsia with which had been afflicted for about IL
months have also used it in my family in several
of and dangerous colds and with very marked
regard OF the very best remedies Tor dis
of the lungs with which am acquainted and hspo
that it may come into general use.
Very respectfully yours,
TIMOTHY STOW"
This medicine for coughs colds, consumption, bron-
chitis, asthma Group. whoopng cough Sc is the most
retailing Covert's Balm of Life, Fleming's Medcsed
Worm, DiarrhGa, Dinner and Cathartic Candies Hum
phries Pile Ointment, Phelps Tomato Pills, Sir Ashley
Cooper's celebrated Corn Save, is i3b Nassau st. ~ Y
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NEXT CoNGREsS-WHAT WILL. THEY DO 1.-The
newspapers are busy specializing on the action Of
the next Congress-asking what they will do! Some
say that they will debate the tariff again-repeal
the bankrupt law-alter the apportonment law and
try 10 pass the currency bill All this may be So
but one important business is omitted AT the next
session, Congress WI. spend half their time in abo-
huon excitement, and the other half in electioneer-
ing for the next Presidency. There are two great
parties and dozen candidates. That is enough to
employ any three hundred politicians for three
months, particularly when they are paid by the
pa,pla
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o. THE "FRENCH ANTIPHLOGISTIC MIX
TURE" is safe speedy and efectual remedy for all
unpleasant discharges from the urethra whether the
suit of disease weakness This medicine has been pre-
pared this country under the direction of the College Of
Medicine and Pharmacy, and is confidently recommended
by them the useful and ecacous remedy in all
those cases. Sold in bottles at so cents each.
w. S. RICHARDSON, Agent.
PRINCIPAL Office Of the College 81 Nassau st.
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DR.. MsrTS INTRODUCTORY LECTURE.-The first
lecture OF the season at the Stuyvesant Medical Col
lege was delivered by Professor Mott. on Monday
evening. The audience was numerous, and highly
respectable A great number of physicians were
present The Doctor was more fehcitous in hi:
choice OF a subject this occasion than he was or
Il similar one last year. He discoursed respectn!
the history and progress of surgical science Her
the Professor was at home, and the lecture was
therefore, very instructive and interesting.
DR.. Mott is certainly one of the greatest Twin.
operative surgeons, and though we have once o
twice spoken of him some what deficient in lite
rary talent, yet none more highly esteem his surgi
cal skill and experience and none have more warm
ly or more sincerely euogized them than ourselves
We believe that ere long it will be fully disclosed
that past errors in the management of the schoo
with which DR. Mott is connected and of which he
Is the main prop and great attraction have not beer
al all attributable to him. but TO some of his asso
clates, who want his honorable feeling and nice
sense OF Justice and propreiy, and who seek make
capital for themselves out of Dr. Motifs distinguish
ed character and reputation
A full account of the opening of the Medical
Schools will be found in the next Lancet"
Hon. Ton MARsHALL-We publish to day an in
teresting letter from Lexington, giving an account
OF the movements of Mr.. Marshall, by which it ap
pears that he is going through his district addressing
the people, and taking ground indirectly against Mr.
Clay. 1t seems that he will shortly come out ant
take ground in direct opposition to Mr.. Clay, pre-
paratory, we presume, to giving in his adhesion t
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City IntclllUeuce.

HUMBUG.-The Harlem ourage--a mere penny "a
line incident made to sell
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GO THE HON. B. B. BEARDSLEY, ONE OF OUR
most distinguished citizens says he feels it to be his duty
to recommend Shermans Lozenges to all whoneed good
medicine. like pleasant He has used them for
three years in his family for coughs colds whoopng
cough headache, worms and scknest and with the
greatest success. His wife able to her
children, from being afflicted with nipples till she
used sherman's Papary Oil, and she has no Diff
Guilty of the kind. DR.. Shermsns warehouse at lO6
Nassau street Agents in Albany, Stanwix Hall; Pha-
delphis Ledger Buildings.
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Q15- IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.-The Col
ege of Medicine and Pharmacy established for the Sup
preston Of Quackery beg inform all persons DESTROYS
OF obtaining medical advice, that renting the Of
one dollar, with statement of their Case they will be
supplied with dollars worth Of appropriate medicine
and letter OF advice containing full directions to Diet
regimen sc. All letters must be post paid. Addi
Principal office othe College Of Medicine and Pharmacy
81 Nassau street. n. Y.
private consulting rooms Of the college Hours from 10
till O'Clock
SURGICAL CAsEs.-The COLLEGE have also engaged
the services OF one Of the most distinguished opera
tive Surgeons in New York, and are therefore pre-
pared to receive and surgical cases. Squirting
taract and all diseases Of the eye requiring operation
structure OF the uTehra,-caculi in the bladder-club
loot diseases OF the joints and of the spine will be par
ucuarly attended to- The fees will be extremely mode
rate Patients who desire will be visited their own
houses after operation
By order Of the College,
w. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent.
frneipal land only office Of the College of Medicine
and Pharmacy, 81 Nassau st. New York
QY- CAUTION.-The great demand for the Genuine
Extract OF Sarsaparfla prepared by the New York Col
lege OF Medicine and Pharmacy has induced certain drug
gists ofthe city of New York, vend spurious article
composed OF the extract of Sarsaparla and Lii
quorice by couneretng the labels fthe College The
genuine extract is composed of sarsaparla gentian and
sassaras and is four times strong the spurious
guaranteed to all erupons the SKIN umors nodes
ulcers and all impurities Of the blood brought on by an
injudicous OF mercury other Sold in
large bottles at rs cents each of half dozen So
Nassau ST.
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SALE OF A YACHT The On-ka-hy-e, the most
splendid pleasure schooner afloat, is for sale Her
hul-her ngglns-her cabns-her speed-have
never been surpassed She can beat the Wizard
OF The Sea easily. See advertisement
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NEW MusIc.-Signor de Begins has just published
anew song called the pretty Flower Girl" 1t is
one oil 'he sweetest gems we have heard for a long
,'"ie 'he Vgnette in itself worth the money. IL
''"s an engraving of girl with basket of flowers
and persons coming to buy
JOE SMITH TUE MORMON old wb;te-bst il still
al Iarse-and as busy as ever He can't be couyb,
REVIVAL IN rHE BowERY.-The sols,d;d ro,,..
TRAN Troupe of N. b. Howes made ,b.;r -,
entry!no this city yesterday. Their frs, norcian
ance will be at the Amphtheaire, Bowerv. On Ma"
day next TheIaren will be the fashionahIo ~
sort this winter in the Bowery.
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DR.. FELIX GOURAUD'S
POUDRES SUBTILES.
FOR ERADICATING HUMAN
HAIR

90 THps FAR SHALT THOU GROW, Avo NO YAprHrR-
Gourau s Poudres Subtles enable TO command appear
ance far the Hair concerned and thai deve
opement, Thus far shalt thou eRow an no faher Bar
efforts Of s in the dspaory art ieave still "siubbs land
athary hone These Powders the contrary eradicate
the "stubbe orcasonng to him who them sg ngs
on ching his "ldye love- in the intercourse 2.
heart with h.ar the fear Of iIetng on her vsru cheek
w General r. M has ~ unne essay pain Seriously no
toilet hardly complete whou, this little assistant for
removing hair II .ccomplishes the object, ~ e minute,
ton th skin. Full directions accompany each bottle
40 ne mad at Dr. Oouraud's offers 81! Broadway. AID
Walker street from Broadway, where may also re mao
Govs .vDs vEaErsss Roucn, SO tcnt: Per bo'rs o,
CsouRAup's Ear bgsurp, or True water OF pe,s' '
rewo,ing N gnpT hls Sny n., Cub T. No
Peusbss.psie. Gay-Bualc usise is7 and sa Ma%
street. Pennsy ph Mrs - j,stt .rees
,,r;, selby N w
venue terands Berry ,,~d,o~r' ne T,rre-
rrsy.! street Conoss,,e%f ,mrrssmHsrtfcrs, wells
New hsve" II, Main stuet-Nowich, William Ssaker;;
3 oston yor Han Milk street bogsI
" C.,,rsou Go. City Hall Lynn. d. Y intdes Wor
80 " ID Phillips Bviney Place. sprireheir So"es
s W'r '.s,sst Lee. Bull 4 Fieh sa'evn ives
Se~h@ygo!, Charles I!oass; Msw A,ni: .sr 0s 70.
R.so, Me,srs winter < Guild H,iowe scAmm.n.
Rid. Island Providence, Cha,ee Dyer. ", w sss",sr
street Ohis-C oumbus. sumnsr C;arh. Ns~ Sss'y-A
Ev.ry bottle OF DR. C3ouraads Cosmsies has lie name
With the Of preparation and New fnsk o. ~ ." ~.
IL sides. and his fac swse engraved On she wrspTeas
foudres subes. None other are genuine. ~"
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Foreign IrnportatIons.

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stswsr1sss Phelps Dodge CO.'S Parsons, Canning coz
s.o~9s DO chains 10 snys sni.ids1iso pLsa shell
dor r eps-l Stewart Co.'s Tooker, Mead COS
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so CT to order
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MONEY MARKET.


Private letters from Philadelphia give notice Of
and extensive failures in that city, Of them Of
Importance This the natural effect of the contrac
tol Of the banks which is partly coercive and partly
prudential on their part Philadelphia has to feel
the effects of that business she did two years SINCE in
opposition TO the New York policy The effect upon this
city will be DISASTROUS and doubt carry down those
houses that have for time been struggling for ex
tence.
There s great deal Of uneasncss in the street in
ation to the standing of certain weak banks both of the
free institutions and those chartered. The recent In.
junction upon the Lafayette Bank, by suddenly depri
wing deposors Of their funds has caused appre.
hsnsion among those similarly situated in respect
other weak institutions, and rumors Of Injunction
another bank, caused 1t, which believe
without foundation The fact is, that the of the
Bank Commissioners for the past year. has been SUCH
that has undermined the confidence Of the public in
eminent degree. Through their influence and that Of
certain clques frequent publication Of bank returns
wns mprrcssed, and the supervisicn Of the Commits.
sioners substituted This the public have found by sad
experience, to be inefficient to protect them from loss
The price which the stocks Of the banks sell in the
Market very good indie Of the stability Of the
Institution. Previous TO the election for officers in the
Mechanics Banking Association, we urged upon the
the importance Of sitting into the condition
of that bank and found TO be necessary to make such
change in tho should tend to the interest
Of all concerned. These remarks called forth by
the that the stock Of that institution had fallen 30
cent within the year. AT the election the reform ticket
was defeated. The stock was then selling at Sc. To.
day 1t 10 quoted at IS 40, fall Of per cent, notwh
standing that the institution has published statement
showing the stock 10 be worth nearly par The fact IT,
that although the institution showed lsrge amount Of
assets hsnd yet the greartsr part Of them under
going expensive law suits the means Of the bank are
for the most part locked up by njudicous management
with borrowing directors and inefficient officers. In
times like these institution prosper under such
management and ct arcso blind TO thsil
swn interests as not to look into the matter. ,I
The Iowa. for France carried ont $4,000 in specie.
Attic Stock Board salcsjwere very small, with hut lit
tie change in rates. Delaware and Hudson pei
cent; Paterson, J.; Mohawk declined Indiana rose ,
| Illinois, /. ..s., ii. as--,s.a ..It NJ
g. 600 ofthe Commercial Bank Of Eudalo safety fund
which had been ypoheested were sold At auction, THU
morning, at 7os7oA. tlt4 f{l ofi are5.
The news from Europe, this morning, being three
days later presents change whatever in the features
Of commercial matters. The following Is comrrrs
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Baltlmore.
Correspondence Of the Herald
BALTIMORE, Feb. "a, 1872.

Mn. EDITOR - ",
The resumption bill offered by Mr.. Pratt, Of the
State Senate, passed that body yssterday BY vote
Of IA Affirmative to s negative. The bill provides
for the banks to issue notes of denomination less
than Eve, and not under one dollar. II defers re-
sumption until Nov LIST. 1912. The hopes that the
democ ratichos will concur are like angel visits
few and far between. The passage Of this bill, is
aboute equivalent 10 NO resumption at all, for il il
certain to be rejected by the House.
The gods Of the ship Francis Steator, wrecked
near Norfolk, are being brought mp to the custom
house in this city They are pot 50 much damaged
% was frat supposed. The United States steam
iIissts Mis;is:pPi Capt saler, arrived at Norfolk
The applicants for the Bankrupt law yesterday,
were John W. Hook, David Densife, and Jonn
Dunlap. T fe 4. ~ saaai 5alil'58aI
A real system Of rstrenchment in relation to our
currency, 10 now going on, Msetings Of both men
asd women are beng had, cIaring that they will
not tako rail road orders, except ~ the current
rate OF discount, which TO. day is % per cent
MISS Clifton and Forrest, had a.magnifcens honss
Al ne Holiday, last evening. To.'st $40
naval court martial IL ordered to convene in
THIS city at Baannm's H9tsl, on Tuesday next, The
nrss OF Mareh, for the trial OF Commandment Levy
Lieut. siordon, and othsrs. The court IL CEN
posed Of Commodore Nicholson, prcsidest; Gap
fNIit7' ~ =
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We yeserday made some reference to the two bills 10
create fiscal sgent ofthe Government reported in Cen
gress Both bills have samel excellent features and
both have provisions which, persisted in, would leave
the door open to abuses. The bill reported by Mr..
Cushing of Mass, the able chairman of the COMMITTEES
ofhe House, contains the basis of beth b and is cal
culsted to form the ground work of ssrvicesbe is-
cslty fer the Government, well nucleus around
which the trade Of the country CENTRE and
sruct season Of prosperity. The House bill, however
auhorses the purchase of bills of exchange which,
all intents and purposes lending the money Of the &C.
vernment on the promises Of private individuals. The
Senate bill suthorises lending in another shape which
is explained yesterday, to place the Government
money in banks where will become the basis Of tho
business those banks The other features Of the
bills not widely different and calculated to be Of
great utility In order to arrive at the wants OF the
muniy, we may take the real produce and business Of
each section, found in the official returns The fol-
lowing is table Of the industrial product Of New Eng
land, according to The census returns $50 .s.,
TALr SHOWING MANUFACTURING AND Ac RIcuLruRAL
PRopUcTs OF HE New ENGLAND STATES,
. NUMBER OF HANDS OCCUPIED IN EACH EMPLOYMENT,
THE CAPITAL INVESTED IN EACH.
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Died

Died.
Ga Wednesday evening, 1sd INST. JULIA M daughter
az Rs@sx 90 J0lis ~ HsschiA eyed yer end tsp
months. ~. -If. -. !. efl Iat.-. .f.
The friends and scqusinssnces OF the family are re-
specifically invited to attend the funeral from No ~ Ham
mersly street, this afternoon 1t 4 o'clock. i1t
On Thursday Morning, oath instant, ELizABvTH, wifi
Of Thomas Thorn aged 81 years four months and three
days -- - .,a
The friends and relatives othe family respectfully
invited to attend her funeral frsm her residence 3O
On Thursday morning the gath inst, after short but
Irwin.
The friends Of the family are invited to attend the fune
raj on Friday afternoon at o'clock from 1864 Green
Yesterday morning. HELEN MAKIA. wife Of Bepjamn
A. Mumford, and daughter Of Jacob Van voorhis aged
Is years.
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aims Bolton, Turner, Gregory, MeKeever, Lava
le'te, and Stringham, members Charles III
There 10 mo material VARIATION II exchanges
Business is very dull The merchahts and all
others, complain most bitterly. The weather con-
tinses pleasant. lirI7 - .ssslb 'sa1ltiisl ~
Some poor scribbler, devoid Of pstriotisn, a. he
is OF good taste, haS been attempting to critisize
Forrest, in q small paper Of this city. The STRIFE.
lures. however, fall stLborn with the day OF their
birth. am yours, most respectfully,-,s-fE ~
-N' RoDENcK.
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ssr,SsSI. 1aq,s =. lo.es s. A,sSsa. NYors
Coax, a-Arr vgins. New Orleans. sid Eds Thorn.
ctsDs, Jan s.cSa.s,is I A.n cSspIe. TO-
% ss 4. ss s ss sa,: ssa
O. nsw York; was picked The shore Noo'dk on
MsLL. Dec a7-Ar Lotus Clyde, sailed on the 20 for
M.aI. Oct so-An New Orleans Boston, and sd Nov IL
cssLeY,gS Nov ls-Arr Dover B.soni sh, l.maso..
United states Ports.
s UnrnAT F te AM Mrs. susan Jan. M.,aons
so;Iss, Fsb as.TsL g,sphsi S, Porto GsbviIe Sig a,
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Boston lS AZ T;n.ie D.. 60, Bo:toS
asst Sultan, NYorE Nswbsr, port; MERIDIAN Baltimore r.
d. % he above S' DG:ss In
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NENnsST :Se H boip S Norfolk At
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po MGss1ls Esss5c@ Nahma1.n'a Porto Reo Turner.
and fc5 cSS, in With o.s q s sss t.: WI
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shire (Brl London; Cadmps, Apsse hcoIa. -
FEB Sin port, Champion Charleston Just
arr; Ts,rhs'ss NorsnS. Frames
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Talmar Havana wig; Camille Do ai,sen fBr,
Santa Martha do; Portland NYork do Mo-ea d. Jr ssSs
toga dodo; Lonora do do; Florida do disg Chas
Chareston, do. 'Ne'
MoBrLv, Feb IsCld ALBANIA Liverpool; soprcn;a Bos
toni Sarah Brown Nort New York Arr Congress HayYs
John Jay, - !. "''''
,,NEw 6RIr. Feb isCld Mrs s,ipc, Hlara NswYors;
Chancellor Clark do; Natohex SNOW dos Dumf shire Lv
erpoo'; lensiew dol LUnion Havre; Teazer HaG,r Ca
rvan Cowes and mkt Catharne Boaton PHI be Margaret
Halverson NYok Arr Arkansas Dennis NYork; ct MARY
Foster Symmetry Lverpool Rinetta Porto Cshelio
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Ship Gsrrisk S.say R h,s5Geo Colin; B
Adams Bridgetcn Bep,dct Turks Island UnderwoodS 1s,
ssS wiz the brig Hope Scott q:
~; %sSs s - x;n
70
Ss ~
81 Sss q 'S ss s w''f
s INST Dec 81
Of s.a % from brig Susan Jane from
yston Ragged Island Tic 4
81 Ss.. go s.; ass ss.. :s"
to s AS a. &C.
s. $s; &c.,. Ia & g. R Rss q
~ 81 sssr s. 81:
sST Gs H9 o., d.c asd 81
started the main hatch which caused the vessel to leak badly
Big SRI Jsne Lewis sday. Georgetown SC COTTON to
..1t S. Hrss as days Roe
di sehE S. &C. & o%
ssS1 Olive ccr.en from Brandy wine our &c. to Alea
Paxson .u p
Ships Quebec H.bard Lovdon; Mexican, Demng Maaeira
Normandie, Liverpool, and others.
marine Correspondence.
ss a s;S
Iss9S
ia, for Bsi%ore ds; Grand Turk Henon NYori
s II. d.s sfsS SS
General Reco~d.
PACKET SHIP GARkIck siiddy for Liverpool will sail
to-day. Her letter bags at Gpns News Rooms, in the
Exchange.
Sem BRiomrox, Of Marbeheaa ~as spoken 1871, inst in
lat % Ion a. in ds,ressbut required no assistance.
Aae Of and from Portland, 18Th instant Trinidad,
sMr rAILrrrAsp of Thomason, from Liverpool at Dos,
ton very rough weather os fore yard and pain opsa
.S sS that ia rough Inc radcr amo
ie,s aid thus the passage was prolonged
Notice to Mariners.
M xS. and fosns ss return her station
the Upper Middle in az sR psI,rb'f NnDa,N
Collectors Office, WILMINGTON Del Feb -, isla.
Rubcon from Haue for New Orleans, jan 3D. OF tn. Ii
Snb. 80 days Monsvdeo Baltimore. Ian &c lat 81
United Of BycL.pori is dsysfm NCaolna for We
nPhanaia Of Boston, from Noreans for Eur Pc Feb H. IA
'k.s.ciff, Jan aArr Monsseo, NorI.aa. Sid 3D. Jun
Plymouth. Of Boston from Mobil. for Liverpool, Feb II, of
Loo Key.
Bannstop hem New orIean, for Boston. Feb is, lat
lon ~.
Herald from Hamburg for Baltimore Feb i4, lat co. IL
IS 30.
Foreign Ports.
LnEsrooL, Jan s-LdS Roscins Collns, NYork Queen o
so,oa
York Lansa,hi,s Lyon d. Cses,a. yanaah Ma.gsre,
London Mobile; ASIA do; Sarah PhiIadelpha Mine.vs, Viz
GINA; 81 Mark Aesander NYork SD slh sp!oeG,M ss
vaEush; Susan Drew, PhiadeIha; Champsn. scds1s
chsr!sson Ar ST. ADRIAN N0r3an'; HossS s:,;nn ri
Leila NOrlsans. ca Sovereign Rogers NYork Sid mco'
ioscos Jan s-Ent out, Ontario. Nyork
HUI, Jan 4-Sld hereules, Philaielph'A
DIAL, jim Sid Dibdin, Mobile .Htfs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-25
To arastsrs OF Vessels.

Commanders Of vessels will confer favor by having list
the port whence they sailed and the vessels spoken ready
their arrival here for Commodore BAsErr Of fleet
Of schooners. He viii board them immediately on
their arrival. ...| IN.