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GEN Der RAsp.-This distinguished veteran met
with splendid reception in Baltimore, where he
was received by the Hon. John Barney, Jerome
Buonaparte, the French Consul, Commodore Ridg-
ley, and others. He LETT Baltimore On Tuesday
afternoon for Norfolk.
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NAvAL;-The brig Somers. from Pensacola, ar.
rived at Havana 2Ilh uIt.
The U. s. ship Norh Carolina was towed 10
the Navy Yard yesterday morning, by the steam.
boals Hercules and Samson
me U ) schooner Phenix arrived at Norfolk on
Sunday last, in hrty-three days from Chaeres.
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MADAME CASTELAR, and Mr.. WALLACE have both
arrived in Baltimore, where they are giving con.
certs
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JACK FRosT IN NEw OsLEAss Appeared on Sa.
urday the 2sh ult for the first time Since that saws
the Troplc OF the 3Otb, the weather has been fine,
clear, and braciDg and Yellow Jack has disappear
ed. People can now visit that city with IMMUNITY
as soon as they please.
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IH boAAD OF SURVIVORS meet this sf.ruoon
at Q O'CLOCK
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FIRE In ALTON, ILLINOIS "A fire was rssinr in
Second street on the 18th ult. The fame, spn.,r.
ed to be Issuing from one or two ho,,ss
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Qg-" sHERMAN's POOR MANS PLA
have cured in short space OF time more cases
backs and rheumatism than any other remedy
ever been discovered. So great has their reput
come, that they are now acknowledged TO be
strengthening plasters in the world. Beware o.
Gus article which many druggists a'iempt 10 sci
bears the name, but has not the signature OF tn
printed on the back. All the genuine plasters
"f'c smile" Of the Doctors name. Remember
sherman's warehouse il i06 Nassau street. Ae
Hudson, Iss Bowery, n East Broadway, 50
street. and l39 Fulton street, Brooklyn.
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{t?- DEALERS AND OTHERS IN WA
good furniture, piano fortes, &c, will do we'll to
sale OF Messrs. Wheeler and Blegge, sl6 Broadv
morning at 10Y A. NJ. See advertisement in ~
lumn.
90 Dk.TAYLOR's BALsAM OF LlvERwt
Bowery the only sure medicine ever discovered
Colds and Consumption also Asthma and Liy
plant, and when not resorted to until the last
Phthisis, (which II has repeatedly cured against
1t most certainly relieves and prolongs life. Th
can be sttested to by thousands, who can speak
perence-besides we have more certificates Z
both in and out Of the city, than all other articl
in imitation OF II. all put together ten times over
have a cough, cold, or pain in the side, or raisi
do not fail to give IL trial at once. i Will give
bottle to make a trial with.
Read the following
Dear sir-You wished me some Tim ego e
know the state Of my feelings. My fes lipgs az
are a slight pain in my breast and when sioop
huttcring sensation on my chest my cough Is
blesome, but much better than IL was. Upon th
I feel n great deal better since commenced tax
Liverwort. Several persons have called TO Sc
know from myself II had found benefit 20 soon
bottle told them had they said they saw it il
newspaper, and as had found benefit from 1t he
try il themselves. / thonk you. sir, for yo"r !
and hope shall be able 10 call and see you In
time. J. WILKINSON, ~ Cornelia
90 For sale ~ above also by G. J. Leeds, "
druggist, l2S Maiden Lane, and by Mrs Hays, 10
street, Brooklyn.
"LIFE'S BUT A WALKING SHADOW
SHAK SPEARE.-If,t then, existence 10 20 irail an
tain, how necessary 1t il to guard and fortiiy il
elements Of heath "In peace prepare for war
motto Of the statesman. ain health prepare the
resist the attacks OF disease, should be the motto
wise and prudent man and woman. How is this
ION to be made We answer, by the use OF /,
which will give 10 the stomach healthy tone
1876 Fulton street, and buy box or two of Pete
and il they do not make you feel as il you h ad hes
aud new spirit OF life and activity introduced In
ibre OF your Frame they will not act upon yours
they did upon that Of the writer oil this article
Principal Office l25 Fulton 81.
Agents-John M. Moore, ls7 Hudson st.; A.
Philadslphiai Dexter, Albany.
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STEAMSHIP HlBsRSrA, from Boston for Liverpool
was seen lst Inst. IL 81 P. M, Cape Ann w. N w
81 miles distant
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Dh3- HENRY CLAY vs.. MARTIN VAN B

fh3- HENRY CLAY vs.. MARTIN VAN
This is the ticket TOR the next campaign, but th
Just now are taken up with Phalons ruberose
Cream. price and shiliDgs the jar it is aseonis
~ body that has tried its matchless qualities II is
ed how he can sell so good an article SO cheap
swer 10 in the enormous quantities which are
ried outlof his depot, ala Broadway, opposite st.
This Cream possesses all the good qualities c
Soap, without the unpleasant smell inseparable 4
article in genuine state, without the deleterio
attendant upon its containing alkali, which eau,
ton to tender faces. 1t produces rich cream
which will not dry on the face, but produce sn
white appearance, highly gratifying.
Phalon's Dshlia Cream for the hair, is sold az
Also both articles may be had OF Brainard & Co
No. Is Court street, Boston
0+ PROFESSOR vELPEAU's SPECIFIC
are safe, quick and radical cure for gonorrhd
and all mocupurulent discharges from the
They have entirely superseded the old trestn
those complaints, saving the patient more than
time occupied by the former course, and curing
ease without tainting the breath, disagreeing
stomach or confinement from business. They
had genuine at the office of the Consulting Roo
College, Of Medicine and Pharmacy, NJ Nassa
Price 81 per box
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Snow IN RICHMOND There was a sigh, fall on
Saturday last.
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Dr7- DEALERS AND OTHERS IN WA
good furniture, piano fortes, &c, will do we'll to
sale OF Messrs. Wheeler and Blsgge, sl6 Broadu
morning at 10Y A. M. See advertisement in az
lumu.
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Boston,.

Correspondence of the Herald.)
Rejfections-L Lectures LdYdnr- Gliddon-P Polite,
Poetry-Piety-Potdtoes
RosToN Nov "a 1913
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Common Pleas.


Dc. 2-DEclsIors-S samuel X Spelmsn Moses Y.
Bench and John TiGcy his case came up q motion
for new trial The plaintiff sued the defendants on 4
writ Of repass to test his right to several stoves which
had been seized under process issued by Beach the
plaintiff claiming said stoves under mortgage made by
him to Martin On the trial. the Judge charged the
jury that they had nothing TO do with the question whether
horan owed Beach any money or not, as the judgment
in proof he jury retired and found verdict for
the defendants, which decision the Court now says is
wrong and that the Judge who tried the erred in his
barge to the jury and that trial must be granted
the costs TO abide the ey emit aiuui1f .. 5r9ne~ I'D
Hamilton Whe rs .9ien " Sherman In this case the
defendant sued promssory note for Sl7o which
alleged he had given to the plaintiff settle judy.
ment held against his brother On the trial. it alleged
that the plaintiff could and nonsuted
nasmuch as he had sent to the defendant the cer6c
of the shero prove that the plaintiff had sold the judg.
nent to the defendant The jury found verdict for
plaintiff subject 10 the opinion Of the Court; and the
Court now order the verdict to be set aside and nonsu
to be entered. .f
Z pi,rson US Snsdecor-Ths was an action on matter
of account which had become matter of reference The
case now came up motion to set aside the report Of
referees which motion the Court granted.
Before Judge ngraham.
Moses Jacoby rs The U Fire Tnstrancs Cempany-rn
this case tried Friday the jury found for the plsnt
Damages 1897 81. i'...r .f..I ..... ut
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Literary Notices.

The BIRTHRIonr, Is The tile of new novel, by
Mrs. Gore, author of Mothers and Daughters"
6 The Bankers Wife, and other able and popular
works. 1t is publlshed AS No. XIV. Of the Lii
brary of Select Novels price one shilling, and
will undoubtedly meet with very considerable sale
The WRONGS OF WOMAN, PAkT THIRp-THE
LITTLE Pm LEADERS, by Charlotte Elizabeth New
York. ;. Taylor d CO., las Nassau street, pp
ll5.--T,he Little Pin Headers, when Messrs Tay-
or a. Co have Just laid on our table, is one Of
the finest little volumes, that ever came from the
pen Of charlotte Elizabeth Two CHAPTERS. "A
Sunday Stroll" and "The Sick Pauper," will
compare with almost any drama for interest and
effect but the dramatic power of the work is not
its only, nor its best feature To expose the losth-
tyranny of English taskmasters, is the object of
the authoress and this object she pursues with phi
anthropy and energy, that cannot but render her
popular with Americans and American sympathies.
To bring this effective little volume within the
reach Of ALL the enterprsing publishers have issued
two editions. oae in very elegant binding at twenty
tive cents, and the other in neat paper covers at
IL l-2 cents each We trust it will find it's way into
all the family Libraries of the land.
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at the Town Hall OF Cenuthcn their snomalous
sioner has stated thai though Her Ma.s,v's Co
venment Is firmly resolved to meet with the stronr
arm OF the law all attempts at disturbance. and M
do everything TO suppress and put down ou,raees,
still they are DESTROYS TO ascertain whether ther,
be any real causes of grievance existing, in order
that by the powers of the Executive Government.
or of Parliament or both combined, a legislative
remedy may be effected. The address Of Mr..
FARMLAND Lewis moderate and judcous but
he seems to keep out of view, that whilst the toll
gate grievance was the first which was brought
under public attention by the riots of the Rebecca-
ties, IL is by means the capital and fundamental
or ground of complaint. That fundamental
cause is, the enormous amount OF rents, and their
total dsproporon TO the value OF produce and the
state Of the markets. Now, there is sort Of in
tentlon on the part Of the Government TO interfere
IN this mater--nor TO attack the tthes, or the
clergy--nor TO return to the old poor laws-noT TO
diminish The enormous amount and pressure of the
poor's rates So that, in fact the Commission Of
Inquiry may effect some good with regard to the
toll gates but will not secure any relief saisfsc-
ton as TO any other matters of far more importance.
But this is specimen of Sir X ebert Peel's system;
''legaiy and inquiry but inquiry into the lesser
and not the weightler matters OF the two In
plain terms, there Is great deal In his system
which looks like "bamboozling"!! And so the
world Wags,
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NOrtha IN ptOn.

....., .. Correspondence oil the Herald
.-.I.., NORTHAMPTON, Nov. %, IS43.
Blue Lacs Of old Observation-Disclosures against
Bel:ebub and Bo,ctng Alleys.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, ESQ
DEAR SIR
We have been in the midst of very great local
exctement-one Of those tempesls in teapot, that
at times shake 10 the centre the towns of New
England, Every one knows, and il is almost a
proyerb, that this old town, and this county, are
the head quarters Of good order and good morals.
Drunkenness, profanity, and irrehgion outcass.
while true religion, honesty, and sobriety, sure
passports to the good opinion of the people. But
there Is class here, few Qhank Cody in number,
whose bigotry and intolerance lead them into ma
ny errors, who are against everything that savors
OF life, of pleasure, of animation, or of healthfM
exercise. ...,. H ..
The old bachelors, young married men, and s-.
perannuated business men, &c, who live in this
beautiful town, and give, by their hospitality and
good breeding, such an air of responsibility to the
society OF the place, caused to be erected two
beautiful bowling alleys, for the exercise and plea
sure Of the ladies' and gentlemen soourning and re.
siding IN the village. Drinking, gambling, an n
rotlng, were entirely excluded from the place. The
alleys were closed at ten O'Clock, and were source
health OF the citizens. Not satisfied with this, /,
few of the narrow-mnded bgols who would sc
poison in the free and healthy exercise Of the body
who act upon the principle that because old Johf
Rogers, Esq, was burnt at the stake, il was sik
forever after to use tire for any purpose-these
smamnded, snlall-potatoe loafers, took advan-
tage OF law of the commonwealth and caused the
keeper of the alley, very honorable, upright fel-
low, by the way, to he arrested. The keeper, MIR.
Shaw, was fined one dollar and costs. He was de-
Tended by Mr.. Forbes, Of the creates; counsel
lors in old Massachusetts. But hear how futile were
all these insane attempts to deprive people of their
private rights. They found that bowling alleys, like
| truth, :" crushed to earth, will rise again" And
| notwithstanding the warning of the Court, the
alleys are again opened, number of the gentlemen
of the place having come forward and purchased
| the alleys and hired Mr.. Shaw 10 superintend
them, thereby evading their blue-aw entirely
|
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GOAL COAL !-As cheap as the cheapest, and g good q
Coal Yard corner OF Christopher and Green wich streets
weighed by Ct wegher and delivered part OF the c
" "a AVA EDWARD LEwkLYN.
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LEU,. HANDS. ARMS. NC

LEuo, HANDS, ARMS, NC
THE LOSS Of Feet, and Legs hindrance the Of
L waking--JOHN +. THOMAS, Cork Leg Walker, &c.
respectfully informs the public that he has returned from Phi
adepa az Water street. Of Pike, New Yorh City,
where he continues manufacture
ARTIFICIAL LIMBS,
on the and least having through
necessity invented made and artificial leg Tor forty
years and been manufeturer for hirtyye ees conf
dsn Of giving satisfaction all who call hin, fo- Legs,
Hands, Arms. or the Common Wooden Leg. nd m.r
s ' Ff sfS M LsSSS 81 n; ss,v
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ORNER of Broadway aud Chambers street. beSs eave n
recommend his Wre Depot li8 Nassau where he
ellis Inc foown Wines IN casks aud bott Wit. ed
md White and Wines, Rhensh Wnes. Nader
ga, Sherry, Port, Burgundy Mpscat aud Champagne
Also-Rum, Gin Whiskey, Brandy, EHtfact dAbsynthe
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PARIS ROCTs ANO LASTS MADE TO ORDER.
By H. SUSER,f l75 BROADWAY; (BAsEMENTJ

One y = - -.
~ r. SUSeR Bootmaker and Maker OF Lasts, an
f7 Fyen Of Cirrcx of Paris begs leave 70 INFORM h's
friends aud all the amateurs OF gentiemany
~, ns can now make New York with the best french ma
tsras ali that peri, city made ia Paris by his maef IN
es,.d ioot Cerce whose numerous customers o.
,s ads Of The Atlantic are respectfully invited try suse'
Rnos and Lasts before they despair OF being chausses
New Yo X, after the nices latest Paris iasn'on;,
Aiso The genuine Paris Jet Black Varn'sh sold
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The BRANDRETH PILLS are slid at Is cents per box by
one Agent in every town in United aud IN almost
every city throughout the world Should this paper om INTO
medicine OF heslthfu let time be lost N 20
BENZ min BandIeth stating the population oil the wn'
and some references should gyea in New York TO the
sponsblity of the gentleman who desires the Agency II no
be given let small accom- any the
The sale Of the Pills. and the good done by their use
nv r.lavG for all trouble.
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-T0 THE pUBLiC.

q no TO s,ooo.-NIr Francis II Crump, Watch Maker
@lOU 2s Grand street, begs e inform his trends and t
make advances in cash gold and silver watches
silver sets spoou, forks aud every description OF gold OF
silver Ia any shave ntenaed Cor Immediate sale Cash any
paid for old void aud silver Watches OF every de-
sil sm%r
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LeatIaUes, U"-T-| II"
Cab.lleros -.. /. u. v. -.r f... 81. 40
and othe brands well worthy the attention Of the
poblic Any segars purchased This stab hment If not
liked will any time and the money returned
Strangers would do we'll call previous to purchasing else
where. III ........r I.rr. ..t LIB. IT,.
B-Ordes from the country carefully and promptly at
tended to- 'I nl8 I'm
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DIR. WISTAR'S
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY,

IMPORTANT CAuTioN;-Th cub!ie should bear IN
%"d s z. w ss% e berry
q sSan,Iy ths Thai
a'es A'',
let 60 Fulton and the original with
"',''' '' %s1ss%s N Sep Sep, -, p,
. Ps' ssf as
wokns in the which settled NY laa.. !! wa, c
i distressing squih had attendance 1, hs Sssi
ss Sy SSs
they and al to die Ae, %Teh "
and iowa wa. very dent my cough
SS sss an. health
Of d. W,, sal.sm Of Wa u Cherry
naTy afflicted may know wnr,e to apply 1O @ SAGE
Mr. Palmer bfus s Under date of wstrrviiie Sept u,
.si!.1 sI,y was Ssos most sS
truly iai''a. Your, rfspeSs,siIiTsr R
Let the afflicted call and oar cetfca They prove
T. tat ssy
seware Of limitations N
ss 81 81 s i s' :sss
sSS saS sy 9sr s" ssI es
Albany Go5As% E-S Mi,sa' = BULL m;5.fod
Sfe1ica traits to be Sad q above naiim.m
IkMkIT,S, con 1i;NTkATEp MLDlCA. rkf 4.
D.n sAT 1T eessh a.ap Ct ssa Ea.
Rher matsms Spinal Diseases Common, Marquis
and 81, Headache Cholera bus, Cholera lnatumVege
tane Ceratr and Pile Save uaphoetc Drops Pctora
Drops, Female Drops, Alternative Drops Vegetable syrups
Essen Life Sanative Teothache Drons, Cough
rsps Ahritic Pills. &c. SC with directions accompanying
each. WI -
qua dseasts for which thew recommended, ADD and
are the the hands of the from
various cons the Uuted States, gratefully ckaow edg
ing nr efficacy when all other medieins had a,ed some
may gauitously Al places where The nsdienss
The fact IN these medicines Al eve not vn'Ily
cure when properly applied renders their nene essential TO
he sa,ced Try Them and l. them stand by their
Is. IL
For saIs at various stores IN the city, and by Dr. j.
Crout ia9 Att rney street. New York. sgen wnss the me-
NAV he had VIII et,l Dr. q. will also
tend those who may his services aud from long expe
Renee In The pactce OF medicine he feels confident Of giving
coed subtraction 70 the afflicted whstever may be their maady
p2e imsr
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..t ... COFFEE
WEST INDIA COFFEE AND SPICE FACTORY,
No 81 barclay street,
Ne-r Greenwich, New York
CONSTANTLY ON HAND, and for sale, Green, Roasted
~ and Ground COTE Ground Pepper Cinnamon, Aspice
Ginser, Cloves. Mustard, Mace, Nutmsgs. &c.
Coffee Roasted and Ground for Grocer shortest notice
I ~ ~ y e. KlNNER
C. Good. any part of the city free Of
IlrnSr
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PRINCIPAL BRANDRETHlAN OFFICE,


vSu5 Offices ies Lee Hui,on street and "a Bowery Mrs.
TIL uket st Brooklyn; Mrs. Terrier Will
nurg; Boston Office. 10 sire Boston, Baltimore o'
Worth Eighth street, Richmond Office, 2, Main seet Mr. Blu
trick, sgent MI Head, s' Ea,I Bay. Charlie tqn Ci
ce,er Mass Robinson, Poydencs r. and by least
mas of Agency, which may be eract
RSes st The genuine med cine and you will il 10 Be-
than ali that could be said by written
nIq cod tunFr "a
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tsin Europe will not buy unless she can get on ia
vorable terms. II her merchandise Is freely admitted in
exchange, the feeding of 100000 souls who nhabrt
the British isle will be given to our western farmers
The separation Of present law to substitute for this
vast and actual Market the suppostion that II no foreign
manufactures imported, the 100000 persons engaged
in that business will eat than the whole British pc
pulation In Europe is calculated that agricuur-
lists feeds four persons in other employments In this
country there are three agricuurais to of other
empoyments and the advocates of protection pretend
enrich the country by connng the market of the three
farmers to the wants Of person. The farmers
SO blind as not to perceive that if all their produce is
tanned at home for the supply CT the manufacturers here
that the price Of produce be very low and manu-
features very high that one days work of the manu-
facturer will produce sufficient purchase the results
Of four days work othe farmer Therefore the former
must grow enormously rich and the latter wretchedly
poor is now the case in England where the master
manufacturers and nobility richer than those OF any
other nation on the earth. while the Of the people
ia far oorar
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CuthbertsonlO Folly Trever-i Enger Foley-I Da-
US jones' Ernest Berthoud-2 Ma mazet Smith,
terneer Mays Delaforst-l b d Femos coz NJ Davis
~ Beneroach-l payence-l Power-l Prime, Ward &
Elng-2 Dernmes x Boiznd--8 "a Legou,-l G. Ane-i q
Cotter-l O Narst-8 II L Ercher-liO baskets wine y NJ
snehmldt-l HautipgtoG3l Y Hen-2 F Thospecker-iG
Hessenburgh-t Coivl y Fiemng-l Z Hunter-3 Benia-
mini Harden Coz q g bson-7 Cummings & Rnch-2 s
Maskel-2 T. Strange w Draper-i Maitland-l NJ
1homas-i3 baskets order.
razos-sio9o bale slsp 20 do sarsapala
SS5oO Meyer Stucken-slO00 Oerchs Kruger-S354 How.
land Aspinwsll-S2322 Hargous-S30O Patruo-Sii29
Me Reandil- $500 Bustlen koop coS66O Pouew-Sl
Conklin-S2si Robinson-66O hides 800 qs fustic q
w Vanstayoren.
MoNTEGo BAY JaScr Eagle2l7 bags pmento tons log.
wood OK old copper Dswson-i key pcs Chastelan
Ponyeri8 bags pimento Bennett-3i hides l. Tar
mel