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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-16
American Manufactures.

There is great demand in this market, nor in any
others, for domestics
In Baltimore last week some STYLES of goods well adapt.
ed to the western markets were entirely taken up an.
ucipation of the early spring trade
Moderate sales were making in Boston, at the last &c
counts
The Amesbury Manufacturing Company have recently
purchased 200 900 lbs Of wool and wsoon have all their
works in full and active operation.
The Salisbury Company taking measures to in
crease their business
1t is in contemplation by several capitalists in Provi
dence to erect new steam cotton mill to be situated be-
tween Fox Point and India Point.
There are five woollen but no cotton mills in Akron,
Ohio. This is but speck in the great west
superior Brussels carpets are made at Germantown, Pa;
Thompsontown, Conn. Sing Sing prison. New York. sc.
The Senate chamber Washington has made at
mantown scarlet ground with yellow stars which is said
Vice Presidents room is another carpet made at Thomp
sontown OF gorgeous pattern and incompatible texture
1t is said that company has been formed in Boston of
large capital who now building an extensive esta-
blishment at Southbridge Mass composed of several
huildings-one of them being one hundred feet in
length, for the manufacture Of Mouseln de Lame This
equal to any in France England besides consuming
immense quantity of wool which will increase the
demand for this staple at the west.
1t is but abouve years since the subject of woolgrow
ing agtated in Michigan That peninsula has its
half million fsheep and woolen factories talked Of
In some sections foundations already laid for their
persructure, and in others large mills erected
One has gone up at Ypsianti at Ann Arbor at
Scio one at Pontiac very extensive at Marshall
and the last Grand River Times the compile
ton OF one at the Rapids of 100 een length, for which
the machinery had arrived When the ship canal from
the Illinois River to Lake Michigan is completed cot
ton from the Mississippi, can be obtained and need
not be surprised in three to hear the hum of cotton
3pindles and thriving villages where five years since you
could not penetrate for want of a road.
All the manufacturing interests are in prosperous
condition. and the Corporations declare very large dv
dends but notwithstanding this, there has been adj
in the wages of the operatives and in some in.
there has been reduction in the face of large and
inCr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-16
MONEY MARKET.
Friday. Dec. l5-6 p. NJ .


Stocks are advancing rapidly that it is impossible to
tell where they will stop what will be the result Of the
present imitation of prices Long Island per cent
Canton Co. Harlem, 81 with very large sales Auburn
Rochester, .; Ohio Life Trust, u; Tennessee 1t
Kentucky 6's, Indiana, Illinois, II Ohio 6s sold at
iOa3 lO4 dividend Off equal to 1861 lO7 with dividend
This is advance equal to the semannual payment
interest Norwich Worcester Railroad declined per
cent This great improvement in prices has caused the
sober minded operators pause and take obser
walton of their position.
The great abundance of money every city of the
Unon the general inactivity of trade throwing into
sual channels the capital that should be confined the
regular movements of commerce. have created operations
in the speculative bubbles of the day. The prices
nearly all the stocks given in tables of to-day have
advanced and declined from time me without the least
real permanent cause in the world Other markets should
be by the facts and any advance in the price
stock ofrepudang States should not be attributed any
favorable prospect that may have been indicated by the
movements of the different legislatures Notwithstanding
all the negotiations made by commissioners and all the
space devoted to the subject in the Messages of the
Governors, with the exception of the State of Illinois,
not single repudiang State in the Union is ot
fulfilling their engagements than they year since
So far not the first has been made The recommen
datons of the Governors have been forgotten, and our
Legislatures have devoted their time and attention to other
matters Before single State Assembly met we predict
ed this result
The domestic exchanges of the States never were in
verned by power that competition will always regu.
late, and we safely depend upon the uniformity that
has marked this branch of inland trade for sometime
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-16

On Friday morning. the 18th inst, of apopexy Isaac
JONES aged 81 years late of the house Of Bowen Jones
Gautry.
His friends respectfully invited to attend his funeral
from the residence Of his soninaw A. r. Cushman, No.
26l West Nineteenth street. tomorrow Sunday after.
noon at o'clock, without further invitation His
mains will be taken to Ridgefed, Ct for inerment.
On Wednesday, 18th inst. GEORGE, of Peter and
Ann Jones' aged l6 years II months and days.
The friends and acquaintance Of the family, together
with the members Of the Covenant Lodge No 30, o. oil
o. F. and the Order in general respectfully invited
to attend the funeral from the residence of his father
the Third avenue between 18th and 49h streets Sun
day afternoon at O'clock without further invitation.
At the military post, Baton Rouge La the 2sth No.
vember, after illness Of only five days, SUSAN AMELIA
wife of Major Washington Seawell, u. A. and daughter
of the late John NJ Bloom, Esq, formerly of Duchess
County, N. Y, aged Is years and months.
"None knew her but to love her
None named her but TO praisen
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SANTA CRuz-Brg Grand Turks hid, moasses 1853 bbls
logs cedar l27 sticks ustic 10 bys II ties honey II
do bbls molasses Holt Owen.
Mountaineering Citizeul20 sticks cedar 200 do mahoga
1888 bales tobacco quantity Of palm leafJ Lasala
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-16
LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NEWS

PHILADELPHIA, Dec l3--Ar Acorn, Howes, Boston. Be-
low Sea New, and Angelina. Cid Cumberland Phillips, Per-
nambuco and a mkt
BALrMoRE Dec I4-Arr Maria Theresa Clark Alexandra
for Montevideo, in dressn heavy gale the bay
Chain cable and anchor stove launch and otherwise conda
Boston. Cid Willis, Deano, Savannah Pauline. Manson,
Brazil and mkt Sid Manchester Edmondson St Johns PR
nA5ExASPPnA Dec ls1Ar Exit, New York Sid Hartley
RIcHMoND, Dec n--An Nassau, Dearborn, NYork
cSoRFoLK, Dec l3-Ar w Kimpton, Osborne. New York;
M for Bsgen M Addison Moren Frs9kO!
sachor chain and unshipped windass. seawes Point
Vctorire Jones' Batm OIleans-came down the Bay
IN co. with Maria Atwell, for NYork
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-16
saIes OF stocks at PhiladeIphia

First Board, Dec. 1000 shares Reading Railroad 2df,
2 20 do 22 500 Lehigh Mortgage Loan 62I us shares
wilmington Railroad III; $1,000 Reading Railroad 6's,
chanics' Bank 24 $1,000 Reading Railroad 6s is5o 73a;
60 shares Girard Bank cash. N 900 Tennessee 5s
July 9O so shares Norrstown Railroad 81 $4,000 VIII
mington 6s 1853 $50; SS5 New County SIS D9 500 State
6s new annual 1916, II; $1,000 Ches and Delaware 6s,
Second Board, Dec. l4-200 shares Reading Railroad
GIT; 100 do s5f 2l 400 do 2t 1885 do 2l so Kentucky
Bank 2df c&p 75 % Norristown Railroad 81 100 Will
mington Railroad b5 l7b $4,000 Reading Railroad bonds
s5f 49, So shares Union Bank Ten 63 100 United States
Bank 81; philadelphia Bank 94 100 Reading RR s6 Il
l United States Bank 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-16

These quotations of the stock market can be found in
different parts Of thepaper Of the date which, they
mean to pass of official is impossible to tell We par
tcularly call the attention of European
readers to these facts
The public debt of the state Of Louisiana very heavy
but about three millions of IL has been lately qudated
by commissioner sent to Europe for that purpose The
greater part Of the debt that the people of this State
struggling against created to accommodate the banks
Like every other state in the Unon Louisiana has suf
fered by the acts Of a set Of financial swindiers;
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-16
M PRICE REnIrCEn-nR rAxI op,s pAIsAM

1l3- PRICE REDUCED-DR. TAYLOR'S BALSAM
Of Lverwort $40 Bowery-For than ten years this
medicine has stood unrivaed for the Of coughs
colds catarrh. asthma, difficulty of respiration pain in
the side and breast bronchitis liver complaint and all
those affections Of the throat and lungs which
Of suffering and SO often terminate in that most destruc
tive OF all diseases consumption So extensively has this
medicine been used and often proved successful that
the proprietor feels hesancy in recommending it to
al who unfortunately may be afflicted with either of the
above diseases Multitudes who have experienced its
happy effects can testify to its utility and very many
rescued from premature death point to it the means
Oh heir recovery The originator of this remedy was
well versed in the science of medicine well skul
practitioner Physicians familiar with its effects pre-
scribe in their practce and with the medical faculty
generally has met larger share Of appreciation than is
common with such exclusive preparations. N. Blot
ties for trial 81 each Beware Of counterets The only
genuine is for sale as above and by G. j. Leeds whole
sale druggist, l2s Maiden Lane
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OMcial.
AR TO CoLLEcroK OF THE CusroNs

CIRCULAR TO COLLECTOR THE CUSTOMS.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Dec. IL, lS43.
Satisfactory evidence having been received this De-
parment that under the authority of acts of Congress
the Republic OF Texas the vessels of the United States
and their cargoes made liable in the port of Texas
the ment OF scrimnrng duties have to inform you
that the vessels of the Republic of Texas arriving in
ports OF he United States aud their cargoes become liable
other duties levied foreign vessas and their cargoes by
the first section of the Act Of Congress ofhe United
oil July 90 $780, the sixth section of the act of March 81
sl and the eleventh section of the act Of 30h August
io42 j. G. SPENCER,
Secretary of the Treasury.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-16

This gives an increase in kinds and decrease in
others This because the canals the north remained
opened to later period this year. and because the podu
GERS and interior agents pushed forward their supplies
with greater activity Exports of all articles the produce
oil sections near the outlet into the Gulf have increased
and the falling of has been only in -four wheat SCI the
production OF the West Now that northern navigation
closed receipts and therefore, exports from New Or
leans VIII be large for the rest of the As out
let IS shut another opened; the supplies the
whole country are constantly kept equalzed There
never be In the United States scarcity for any length Of
time in one market and abundance in another Hence
prices equalized also
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-16

QU- TO ALL THE WORLD.-The best article OF
Sarsapara is made by the Messrs. Comstock Co. This
house is il is well known the most extensive dealers in
medicine this continent and experience has learned
them how to benefit both the public and themselves by
putting the price of their pure Extract OF sarsaparlato
come within the reach Of all1and as purifyero of the
the face will quickly disappear by its in short time
Price per bottle 50 per Dozen and to be had
genuine only at 81 Courand street NOT North Fifth
street. Philadelphia; So Cornhill Boston,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-16
Provision Market.

Our markets with the exception Of good veal fully
supplied usual Poultry OF all kinds continues plenty,
notwithstanding the demand for Thanksgiving day vast
quantities coming in daily in boxes by the different
railroads Country beef and pork arriving in large
lots the former sells at 81 to cents and the latter at
and 81 cents Wild game is plenty, and some saddles Of
much as we last reported Vegetables of all kinds
much higher, and getting Fine turkies sell
ling in Washington last Tuesday at half dollar each,
that Congress in session and fat
NJ CHI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-16
UNCONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY cuREp-Ths

UNCONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED.-The
Tonic Mixture prepared by the College Of Medicine and
Pharmacy ofthe city of New York is confidently
commended and prescribed by the first meoca practiton
ers the city for all OF debility produced either by
secret indulgence or Of kind detrimental to the
constitution II is invaluable remedy for impotence
sterity baroness une,s depending on maformaon)
and will be found highly beneficial in all complaints arising
from debiated state of the constitution.
Sold in single bottles 81 each in Of half dozen So
carefully packed and sent to all parts of the Union
Office and Consulting Rooms Of the College "a Nassau
street w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent
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PRICEa oF PRnyIsInNs
PhiladeIphia Cattle Market.

DEC IA. 1Sl3-Beeves-750 offered including rs head
from Virginia Sales dull at 81 a for inferior to fair
qualities AZ for prime cattle and few superior
sold at So 25 per 100 lbs. 100 left
Cows and Caves-2l0 offered. Sales at $40 S25; ex.
ira, $50 Springers, $40 $40 Dry Cows So a So.
Hogs-650 in market Sales at 81 81 25 per 100 lbs,
according to quality. All Sold
SheepSales were made at 81 81 so per head for infe.
rior to fair qualities; prime 81 SO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-16

ns- ALL BURNS, sCALDs, OLD SORES, Swell
bngs sore Eycs and Inflammation of every kind,
pidy and permanently cured by Councils Magical Pain
Extractor from Comstock No q Courtlandt street No
pay will be taken for il does not cure all such cases
ia any case of burn or scad no matter how bad it will
give almost instant relief and life if the vals are
injured and family should risk themselves without Il
60 in case of such accidents II warranng 1t IN all
is not proof enough of its goodness you can have
reference persons who have and experienced its
delightful effects.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-16

1S5- PROFESSOR vELPEAU's Celebrated Pills, for
the cure of Gonorrhea elect Fluor Albus and all
warranted to effect in half the time taken by the
old treatment without tanting the BREATH dsagrecing
with the stomach, confinement from business. Price
81 per box Office and consulting Of the College
of Medicine and Pharmacy, "a Nassau street.
w. s. RICHARDSON. Agent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-16

The difference in the quotations of the United States
stocks is caused by the dividend being off, The dividend
the Ohio State Stock will be punctuay paid the
LIST proximo. The State OF Kentucky have provided funds
the interest their debt and they already de-
posted in this city. Pennsylvania, stock has declined
since last quotations, while Illinois, Ohio Kentucky
and Tennessee have advanced.
The Courier Enquirer. the Wall street organ Of
SPECTATORS all kinds Of socksthe mouth piece of the
inanciers who led every repudatngs State into the
debt that burdens them--of fnanciers who not only
swndled the capitalists of Europe out ftheir money but
whose extravaganza used half of the amount contract
ed for in the name of the people ofthe States whose nd
vdual rapacty absorbed the substance and then aban
doned the people pay these very debts submit to the
alternative reputation This paper undertakes to keep
their victims in Europe correctly informed of the value
and condition Of the stocks hcy hold in this country, and
with its usual consistency gives the following quotations.
taken from the paper intended for the steamer for the
puide off financial circ1e In opdo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-16

m7- RECORDS PARISIAN Alternative Mixture
for the permanent of primary secondary Syphilis
tecd to cure Sold single bottles 81 each, in of
half dozen So carefully packed and TO all parts of the
union Office and consulting rooms of the College Of
Medicine and Pharmacy, 81 Nassau street.
W. s. RICHARDSON, Agent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-16

Last June Genesee -four brought So IS a So 3Il This
quotation current when navigation open at every
point, and when all the supplies kept back du
ring the previous winter were seeking a mar
ket. Now navigation is closed throughout the
north, and -four with difficulty fctchcs Si6si cents
barrel We have to-day stock of three hundred and fifty
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-16

MO ROOM FOR DOUBT.--Mr. BENSON, A. Prince
IN street, cured three children by lad DO! Of Kent:
si,h Ut effect Geo LodeI E.g NY Vocal Inst was
penny box Of Kents Cough Lozense Mr. Clyde us Grand.
cured by IL Lounges only Mr. John Taylor the cele
bIaed costumer So Prince three four OF Kenh Com
pound Csmphor Lozenges cured Mrs offs very violent
headache three four always her, One
penny box contains "a Lozenges kents Anti Lo-
the they much convenient than wash &c
One 10 penny box sufficient kents Heart burn
Lozenees mpy all acdty Of the stomach Pepar
ed aod sold wholesale and retail, Apothecsres Hall No SO
dis msr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-16

We shall favor, if Captains OF Vessels will
port Of the Shipping left at the whence sailed.
Vessels their Pssa List Of their Cargo and
any Foreign Newspapers News they may have He will
board them Immediately their arrival Agents and Cor
sending this Office all the Marine Intelligence they can
obtain. Nautical Information Of any kind will be thankfully
received.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-16

housandparres with demand except from the citycon
SUMPTION and prospect of large receipts from the south
before the opening of spring. Shipments to the north
from the south have already commenced and must of
course increase We the exports from New Orleans
this year. compared with last for the purpose of showing
the movements ofbreadstufs in that quarter:--
EXPORTS FROM NEw ORLEANS FROM SEPT. lsr TO De-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-16

90 THOSE IN ILL HEALTH READ THIS.-Win-
ter is now upon u.s. and it becomes requisite that we
should preserve ourselves from the approach of sickness
How many of population subject to that
he dreaded of all Diseases consumption. Men, women
and children fall victims and thousands follow after with
out attempting to be saved And yet one of the most
effective remedies is at hand and which If used in time
life-that remedy is Peters Cough Lozenges
Pleasant to the taste they be taken by the dis
tesed If the lungs liberated diseased they soothe
them to such extent that the afflicted feel their
power and usefulness Like Peters, Vegetable Pills and
shilling Strengthening Plaster, they have gained an en-
Eulto ctra
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Corn TrnSae.

This market and all others this continent present the
features. Low prices large stocks and small de-
mand. Nearly every miller has considerable supply of
wheat on hand yet to grind One in Rochester has up.
wards of eleven thousand bushels.
We give the quotations of TODAY in this market -
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Total debt,
S2O,55S.OOO


or this enormous sum- only $4,000 created for
the advancement of internal improvements, and $4,000
for the Charity Hospital, all Of which will be paid and
are burthen to the State Nearly nineteen millions
been swallowed up the capacious reservoir of the
banks that have been perfect to the State that
brought them into existence and cherished them in their
infancy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-16

ny- BASE AND DETESTABLE IMPOSITION-The
Unprecedented popularity and universal demand for Dr.
Felix Gourauds Poudres Subtiles, for uprootng hair
without the slightest injury to the skim has awakened the
cupidy of nest OF vile counterfeiers who palmng
upon the public spurious and deleterious article the
genuine preparation To protect purchasers against these
acceivers the proprietor has had splendid square
bottle on the sides of which blown the following:
"Dr Felix Gourauds Poudres Subtiles for uproong hair
Drs fac smile The public may rest assured that every
bottle not answering the above description is worthless
imitation and should be rejected and those who attempt to
deceive and their Injurious composition Stunned and de-
spised These powders have been long held in high est
nation and are cmmended by every who has used
them as uniting entire efficiency with perfect safety, in
eradicating every description Of superhuous hair how
deep the bulb may be seated To be had no where
else in New York but nj 81 Walker street door from
broadway 81 per bottle and where innumsabe estimo.
malls be shown, and the preparation tested ifrequred
Ivy the purchasers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-16

% PREJUDICE.--No person who has rheumatism,
stiff joints contracted cords muscles, ought to let his
preludces go far to prevent his using remedy
called Hewes Nerve and Bone Linment and the Indian
Vegetable Elixir which has yet failed in single
instance, to those complaints If You this
you can have the of many persons you wish
who have used these articles and been cured perfectly
cure performed by it. We only ask persons to prove
what say by trying the article and if they do not find
cured perfectly they shall have their money
returned to them.
No person can ask better proof than this You can find
them genuine only at Comstock's, No 81 Courtlandt
hill Boston.
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I'd damaged

These quotations show an improvement
HAY.-A fair demand exists for North River bale we
quote 40 10 cents Country sells freely at 62 IS cents
Barrels are in better demand at 24I cents
PRovIsoNs-A very limited demand exists for any arti.
Gle under this head. Prices firm at former quota
tiops
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Paaaen1era Arrived.

Passengers Arrived
HAvRE-Packet ship Louis Phlippe-yames HYDE NJ Sou
New York; M snard, French Consul for Boston, Madame
Isnsrd France; Blom, Denmark; Begoz Switzerland
10 in the ST, erage
ST MARKs-Brg D Noyes-Mr Tucker. DR. Rogers lady
and children Of New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-16

Qg- OIL TANNIN.-For harness, carriage tops boots
and shoes nothing equal this celebrated oil II keeps
the leather soft and pliable and water pene
rate than through India rubber To be had only at 81
COurtlandt street