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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1847-12-22
A CERTAIN CURE FOR PILES
iD18o 40 U'PIEIAM9S
VEG EWAEBAaG EGEECTUAaY.
AN INTERNAL. REMEDY,
INVENTED BY
DR. a. UpEAN.
Ye,, Thousand Persona
DR. q. UpEAM.

HNHAT have used DIR. UPHAM'S ELECTUARY.
-, Tor the Plies, Chronic, Dysentery, Ina,nmatory
diseases, anu severe Costyencss nave given their
ticaes OF cures made by it's use when all other rem
edes have ailed and the propretors now prepar-
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
TO any persons afflicted with Piles and all diseases of
similar nature, or which found in conjunction with
the Piles, il is effected by the use or OR
pPHAM'S VEGETABLE ELECTUARY. 1t is an
lNTERNAL REMEDY, not an external application and
VIII cure any of Piles, either bleeding or blind
Internal or external, and the only thing that will
There is mistake about it, Ii is n positive cnre
speedy and permanent. 1t is also a convenient med
cIne to take, and improves the general health in re-
arkabie manner it is very mild in its operations and
may DC taken of the most acute, alton
withcut danger. All external applications are in the
highest degree disagreeabc, inconvcnicnt and often
rary in their effects. This ,,edicinc attacks Tho
ease at ats source and removing he cause renders the
cure certain and permanent.
lNFLAMMATORY DISEASES.
Although the Elccuary originally prepared for
the cure OF Piles, yet il has proved Itself TO be mol
lcine Tar superior TO all others in all diseases of an in
iammacry character, with determination of blood to
any particular part or organ. In inflammation and Con-
gcstion OF the Liver and Spleen; Iniammations Sore
ness and liberation Of the Stomach Bowels Kidncvs
and Bladder; inIammatory and NercurjaI Rbenma
uSip' IL is the pest medicine ever discovered.
Capt. @. ". .NcLean's Certificate.
RAILWAY, June I6, ISi7
have tried, without anything like permanent beneG,
almost everything assuming the name of a remedy.
mad as matter OF course, lost all confidence in mcd
cine. Under this feeling was iuduccd-not without
reluctance, L conicss-to "Upham's Elcctuarv, ,,
and having used it for about three weeks accordno to
the directions laid down, find, my utter SUNRISE nc
well satisfaction, that every symthom of the J;So
has LETT me- think it due alike to DR.. Upham and
myself to make this statement f anu
&. w. MCLEAN, late of the U. SIN.
Sold wholesale and rctaiIby WYATT s. KETCH.
AM III Fulton Street, N. Y, DR.. Z. BERKELEY.
Staunton, and by Druggists generally througbont ;h II
nited States. Price, ) box.
July 15 lS47.
~ B..fhc genuine Elcctuary has the written sip-
nature thus: GOA. Upham, III. d. [The hand Is
also done with pen. N 10
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1847-12-22

'tHallo, Jim, get up; the sun has been shining
these two hours"
"Well, if | bad to travel as far as he to-day,
should have been up three hours ago"
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1847-12-22
A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE,

IA VALUABLE FARM FUR SALE
fH'HE subscriber offers for sale Valuable Farm,
adjoining the Town of Lexington, in Rock
bridge County, containing about
27O ACRES,
most of which is cleared land, well watered, in
excellent condition, and includes 40 Acres of Mead
ow land. 1t is about two miles from the nearest
water navigation, and fourteen miles to the mouth
OF the North River, where the James River Canal
passes This property adjons the limits of tho
Town, and has upon it DWELLING HOUSE
and all necessary out buildings, including an excel
lent Earn 1t presents most desirable situation to
Ii H. 20 wishing to have the many advantages Of
H'uucaHoh which, tho Town affords.
TERMS OF SAFE.
One fourth in hand, the Balance ON credit of
one, two, and three years. The title reserved as
ultimate security until The last payment is made.
PERSONS DESTROYS of information will address DR..
.. McD. Taylor, Lexington, Va.
SUSAN p. TAYLOR.
November "a, 1947--6w
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1847-12-22

JUST BlGGBIWIBIDo
= DOIEN Collins s. Co.'S warranted Axes, for
sale BY J. G. RIDGWAY.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1847-12-22
PILES.

In all cases Of Piles, DR.. wcetsers Panacea will eff
fect very speedy cure. 1t removes from the blood
stomach and bowels all those foul acrid Burning humor
which are the cause of Piles and Cosvcncss and b.
strengthing the digestive organs, improves every part
the entire BODY - f'''
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1847-12-22
DIR. WU0D'S
SARSiPARILLi AND WILD CHERRY BITTERS.

DR. WUUDS
SARSiPARILLi AND WILD CHERRY BITTERS.
This invaluable preparation has been before the pub
lie during very lengthy period and numerous cases
where every thing else had failed has been
by regular physicians with THE, host CERTAIN
SUCCESS!
Certificates TO this efcct-authentc ones--have been
furnished and in countless numbers. And only have
the sick been restored 10 Ire by the agency of this in
valuable compound, but the facts have been freely pro-
mulgatcd by
The Press, the Clergy, and the Faculty.
Many of the members of which professions have been
compelled TO speak in its favor by witnessing its great
rTtues in the effects it produced their friends and
IN some instances, themselves.
1t is generally received correct opinion that as
"thc world grows older il grows wser.'' Persons who
have tested The qualities OF these btcrs are convinced
That ut least they have grown wiser. for where they
used 10 think that they must wait for illness TO prSS
tratc them before they could have any scryccab aid
in getting their health restored, they now understand
that
EEnere as HnO reason to bic Sick {:
rs by the of Dr. Woods pleasant and at all events
and vigorous condition without trouble. All persons of
bilious or nervous tcmperamcnt-of weak or scrof-
ous habit, prcdiSpo5cd to Dyspepsia suffering with
1t IN ITS worst form-troubled with Liver complaint of
any KIND, pcstercd with other sruptions
afflicted with Diseases Of the Heart Piles 3bepma-
tisn, quamish Stomach Sick Headache the awful rel
cs 0f a life of excess, Hypochronda, Dcspondcncy
Fiatnience, Neuralgia, or any of these DREADFUL
INFECTIONS.
Sold wholesale and retail by WYATT & KETCH.
AM, III Fulton Street, ". Y, DIR. Z. BERKELEY
United States Put up and sold in large bottles at S
July 10 1917 =
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1847-12-22
DIR. SWEETSER'S PANACEA.

YTNIIlS MEDICINE is warranted oath, not TO con-
Il tain particle Of Calomel, Corrosive Sublmate,
Arsenic Chloride of Gold, any dcletnrous minerals
The principle upon which this medicine acts, is by
sisting aud harmonzing with nature; it drives all
foul acrimonious hunors from the blood and body, and
by assmilatng with and Strengthening the gastric juice
OF the stomach assists digestion in short there not
vcin artery muscle in the human body, that
is not strengthened by the PANAcEA and also posses
the remarkable property ofrcmoving mercury from
the bones and joints.
FOR ERUPTIONS OF THE SKIN.
Scurvey, Scorbutic Affections, Tumors, Scrcffula or
Kings Evil, White Swelling, Eryspclas, Ulcers, Can
GERS Running Sores, Scabs aud Bilcs time and deter
mined pcrscvc in Dr. SwEErsER's PANAcEA will
effect cure.
FOR INDIGESTION.
Rejection of Food, Nausea Vomitings. Nervous afec-
tions, Bilious complaints Headache, Paeness, Fee
male Irregularities Dr. SwEErsER's PANACEA will soon
effect but If obstinate, attended with grirhgs,
flying palms, the dose should be increased, and the
will soon be effected. Let not the patients lrightcn
themselves with the idea that they week to take
much medicine but bear in mind that this mildly ope
rating medicine puts weakness into the frame, but
certainly draws weakness out, leayes strength in
its place, and by giving composed sicepat night and an
appetite to relish any food, the whole frame
with vigorous action, clearing the mind and improving
| the sight.
| DYSPEPSIA OF FIVE YEbRS DURATION,
Accompanied Nth Nervous Debility, cured by The
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1847-12-22
RHEUMATIC GOVT, AN
MERCURIAL DISEASES,
FEVER AND AGUE.

To cure ague and fever the cause of the disease
be removed out of the blood and body which can be er
fectualy done by using Dr. Swcctscrs Psnacca which
Puries, clcanscs and strengthens 1t contains nothina
that can possibly inJure, and its is always safe
guard against cbiils and fever.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1847-12-22
THE PRESERVATlVE OF
EElIAE.'B'EF.

NURlNG all seasons of the year, and in all climates
AZ may truly be found in superior and highly es-
teemed vegetable preparation made of materials which
the world universally commends, and called
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1847-12-22
FLATULENcY AND WIND.

These diseases caused by the stomach aud bowels
enters them escape until forced by some contrac
ton OF the stomach to cxpel it, hence the cause of pains
lew doses OF Dr. Sweescrs Panacca will convince the
sufferer that relief is attained - '
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1847-12-22
GREAT MEDICINE FOR CuuLnRrN

Parents will find this Panacca valuable medicine for
their children, keeping their bodies in healthy condi.
ton, thereby assisting their growth children or grown
persons, after taking it, not liable to be attacked
with an epidemic as before, it leaves the blood in
pure condition, and the entire system in strengthened
state drives out all kinds Of weakness from the body
and leaves il healthy within.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1847-12-22
There rs mo reason 10 bic Sick
DIR. L. R0Y'S
Vegetable Universal Pills.

fire Strengthening P,vgatiUc and Purifying
Tonic
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1847-12-22

4IHHNIIlD LADIES
VIII find Dr. SwcctseTs Panacca a medicine peculiarly
adapted TO their Most ladies during the period of
pregnancy are afflicted with piles Dr. Swec,ser's Pa
naeea ny regulating the bowels, will entirely obyiate
this, and its purifying properties the blood and fluids
insures TO them healthy offspring. No one who is
mother shoud be without IT. and those ho arc nursing
Will ind OF great benefit to the health Of their infants
DIR. SWEETSER's PANACEA,
Being composed only Of vegetable matter or medical
herbs and warranted, OATH rs containing not parti
Gle OF mcTcural mineral chemical substance fopnd
to be perfectly harmless TO the most tender acc or the
weakest frame, under any stage of human suffering the
most pleasant and benign in its operation that was ever
ohcfed 10 the world; and at the same time too, most
certain in searching ont tho root of any complaint
however deep, and Of performing a cure.
Price, 81 pc. bottle, six bottles for So For sale
by ESKRIDGE & CUsHjNC;'
Sign Of the Golden Mortar.
Stanton, Nov. 10, 1Sf7.--1y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-14

Important L'gislatise Proceedings.
late report Of the Comptroller the Senate,
mended the passage Of act limiting the issues of the
Incorporated banks Of this State and exscting ample
security where increase OF circulation Is allowed
The aggregate capital OF the incorporated banks In
this State is sat AGO. the charters Of these banks
contain provision for issuing circulating notes to
double the of their capital but by the resric
lions contained in law passed May 1887 (wnich gave
ssatve sanction 10 the suspension OF specie pay
ments by the banks for one year, tne same are
only to issue the total OF S22 900 For
ten the passage OF that act or until the pre-
sent year its legality never Questioned, and the
banks Of this acquiesced In Its provisions without
apy opposition Within few months, however, the Su-
preme of this State has in the OF the CON-
mercial Bank of Buffalo Sparrow decided that
the law of 1887 far IL restricts the circulation Of
banks is unconstitutional and void upol the ground
twothirds Of all the members elected to the Legs
lature did not vote for the clause restricting the circu
lstion AS this decision Of the Supreme Court
made known, the Bank Of Geneva the Rochester
City Bank, and the Bank Of Utica severay applied to
the Comptroller for increase OF circulation equal Tin
accordance with their several chsrter to twice their
capital The Comptroller resisted this application, and
declared that be felt 1t TO be his duty to oppose to the
utmost any expansion Of the currency beyond the law
OF 1897 in resisting the applications Of these banks he
took the position that II this unconstitutional
(Which IL will be recoected besides restricting the cir
culaon OF the banks, sanctioned the suspension Of
specie payments for year, one OF these banks
had forfeited their charters by suspending specie pay
ments The Comptroller, however, declared that 1t was
q question which the Legislature alone could solve
The Legislature Is therefore, about to take steps to
remedy the evil and bill has been introduced into the
Senate by Mr. Talcott limiting the circulation OF the
provided in the act Of act of 1887 The bill intro
duced by Mr. Tacott provides that the amount Of bills
issued by the several banks of this State shall not here
after exceed the following amounts, respectively
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But (says the billy in all where bank has n
branch located at another place. that portion of the
whole capital actually employed at each place OF bust
shall be taken and deemed the capital thereof I'M
der the provisions of this section
The Senate, in Committee Of the Whole discussed
this important bill to-day but the committee rose with
out taking vote.
Subs qnsntly n petition received from several
New York merchants and bankers, including Brown,
Brothers & Co. Spoford, Tileston Co, Haggerty,
Draper & Jones, Grnns Minturn, Olphant Son,
&c. praying that the banks Of this State may be
PEELED to make weekly reports Of their condition instead
of making reports every three months they now
required to do.
Measures are actually being taken by the Legislature
reduce the rates OF fare per railway from Albany to
Buffalo, to two and half cents per mile
In the House, to-day, a committee appointed TO
examine the accounts of the State Treasurer whose
term OF office will expire on the 3lst prox.
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MARITIME III RAID.
-------------
Port of New York, November IA, Is47.
SUN RHEo... &c ~ MOON sETs....... 10 AZ
SUN SETS. 80 AZ HIGH WATER 06
Cleared.

Shps--John Skiddy, (packe) Luce, Liverpool Ker-
init; Pfnce de Jonyle Lawrence Trieste, Chamberlain Il
Phelps, sabine Csutins g Johns, NE Slate, Gardiner &
Howell; Osceoa, Barsow, New Orleans Nesmith Walsh;
Norherner ts) Budd Charleston Spoord. Tileston Co
Barks-Success. Lowell. Cape de Verbs. Harbeck X Co;
Pomona, Schwarzc. Bremen Henschen Unkha; Florence
Woodward New Orleans, esmh Walsh; Savannah Lunt,
Charleston, do.
Brigs-Francisco Brem Roseukrauf Code de Verbs T. X
Poppo; Boome, Jones, West Indies with Manns circus
company Brett Vose Ann Mara, Radcliffe Perananabo
Underwood; Normal lB,) French Hsrbor Grace, M. Nc
Dew Drop tBrj seeley haIifax Ms DeWolG Leonors,
Vaudeville. Wilmington NC; Eveline Davis, Boston.
schs-Ofegon. Whitney st Jsgo de Cuba, II Bachman;
Manda Panee Brazos ST Jngo; Martha, SNOW Key West
Elw. Coz Patnot Leavitt Galveston; Commodore, Coo
ley, Charleston; II DeRosett Bre wsteL Wilmington NC;
julia Y Nancy, Lewis; Newbep. Nc; Dolphin BrookGeld,
Enterprise RoweY, do; Hamilton, Penfed, Aleran.
dtla; sequel, Weaver Phllade pha.
.oloops-J u Morcau, Ma City Point Hceu, Hussey
y Beqfora Long, Jons., Proydenosl Midas, Frsneh,
dol Empire, Thompson, New Haven,
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Ship ARIEL King Macao July 10 Angler Aug a. and Java
Head 2h Spoke, Aug lat 2o N lon 20 % e, ship Bonn
bay Carter from Manila for Boston, Sept s2d lat rs Ion
III IS sh Janet 50 from London for Msuntus; Sept
Pin Cape OF Good Hope leagues shp Rome Sn-
Ieml az days om for Gibraltar; Nov 6h lat NJ
lon co 20 W. bark Edward Koppsh, Of and for Salem from
shp Sir Robert Peel Chadwick London, Oct H. to
(unell Minum Co. 10th lat 40 30, Ion II, ship
Susque from Liverpool for Philadelphia The r.
has oeen DAYS 70 the Westward Of Georges Bank.
Bark Amra (of Poand) York. San Juan 20 days. to Mes
NTH Walsh Campbell, seaman Of Glasgow died the
passage lh INST Cape May 40 miles, spoke brig Damas-
c US, hence Us hours) for Mobile.
Swedish brig FIedonia. johnson. Stockholm IS days. with
1850 order.
Brig 5atio (of Boston) Crocker Maracabo Oct I7h TO
Crosby Croker Bassett Sid with bark James Berry,
for Philadelphia
Brig Al tof BANGOR Pierce Bszs Hon via Hampton
Brig Alert, Jones' Savannah, Oct u.s. Durham DImon.
From morning Of 10th alt TO 7h inst had continued
OF gales-at times Passed Cape Hattes
It'll 4 inst lat 80 49, Ion rs 90 passed the brig Emily
ound NoIhward 5h spoke schr George Pollock Weed
days from Curacao for Boston-w shed 10 be reported
Schr Mariana, Fulfod, Washington, NC. days, to l.
Mitchell Sid with schs Independence and Cora for New
York.
Schr silas Wright, Owen, Beaufort, NC. days
Schr Fidelia Turner, Beaufort NC. days.
Soop Mary Compton. Bowler, Brandywine. days.
ship; brigs, unknown.
Steamship Northerner, Charleston.
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CAsros-shp Arie-ia05 pigs 20 silks s2e mat,
STA box china box preserved do mdse Mnot Hoop
e boson-28 c silks 81 Inf chests Tyson pkgs pouchong
tea box toy do preserved ginger King Salcm3647 pks
tea Ho~l,nd Aspnwa97 do cs silks Crocker Stugis
scases Frank Des,yer-6 cs5 b.s w Abbott pkgs
Olypht son-l3l cs bxs 10 hf ch Mexican Bo
q. CO. delphla-l Allen SPalson995 alabs $50 cs
1877 pkrs 81 hf do TO order.
LoNDoN-Ship ST. Robert Peel-28 pkg Az Walter-2o
chests q Morewood-29 pkgs Vyse 4 Son-8 cases q NJ
GhBpnan-7 do Francis Iirn-7 Henck pkgs (;urter
eo-t case. Barley Brothers cot do Bepj amn-2 do
Baldwn6 crates Coden--3 Opppenheim-33 pb rs
Cummings Dodge-3do GrEn-2 crates Tiffany & Yong
"a pkg, Openfeuds-2 cases Bronson, Brother do
Hoe co20 bdls Barclay, Livingston COT cks Rock.
well-5 pkgs Maitland Phep co3I do Feller6 stoves
Naylo Coz pkgs o Hall-2 hhds Leyers-l cask o X
Kngsbury-i case Crocker arrin col pkg Miss Hall
CSC Hulerres-i cssk Colin,,l ca,sJ b shruble-l
do CrinEel Minurn co56 pkKx * A L Snyder-l case
TVale-tl3 coal Grunell, Mnturn COLI grind stones
Abbertson co--52 bbls 10 casks 1850 pkgs to order
MARAcArRo-Bng Saltlo-l33 ps usic 567 dry hides 600
sailed do o87 bags coffee schmidt Vogel bags coffee
Dennistone co-57 do and +0I drv hides h Pavcn
SAN JUAN-Bsrk AlmraI03o qtls brazil wood 1855 hides
bales skins Goodhue COZ do II Coheal co-ae0 bags
turtle shell w Dawson.
BELIZE, Hon-brig Alston-l32o0 lbs logwood Alexan
der2O tons Rnumvts 1913 logs mahogany Lauric-33 logs
IN 10 OrdcT
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Arrival Of strangsEs.
SATURDAY. Nov. Is.
AnIRu nn.rul

AMERICAN HOTEL.
sr SSs S:S Y sap,9
NJ N.SS NJ asS & b bsSS Hss AND
pda: Eisy csi's White fdnio':
is'i;is S'iE tsis:fDssi
4fS,ay SHu3P%hSs o so WyTsP Wore;:
Ss Dis AsSia ls
If ~ Ps
NJ; s:sa :ifsS:S
Essa. fSilad.chis: De- Gram, fhnessoa; Nj and Nj.
EASTERN PEARL STREET HOUSE.
No Gs11a disy e.
Capt H Lowell, bark Success.
FRANKLIN HOUSE,.
nv Casper Day Norwich Hard do; Lamb, Roche.tsi
MaSs; Newell. New YORK; n Han, a.; " i Peel Car
Florida. N:w Price, fh Tho H'y
HOWARD HOTEL.
G.lsn, schenectady Darling. Va; Burton g Albs9s
aan 5h9 " s'f
JUDsoN's HOTEL.
Bend w & G'Tsn Ms %S
NeTwch; W il in.ley. Harticrd; Mr. W.t.on Virginia;
bsls Bsys All New Yi
LovKJoY'S HOTEL
J o'Hars. Boston; W Cauen, Bslvidere; j. Peck Por,
Sanders: do; ful.., Somerset Cora.lius fhaael'
h M s M Nsw
Asi; dd 5' Gasa
E%s BO:!QS a.adil L.nsp YIg9 M.ansiinf
Bond cs,sison New Yof s' Socdn.s Bed.
ford u Gould, Manchester N II; Hucke ,rhladephi.;
d.nss VIM Ws ssm: .n1' S
Randolph DO; " pgnnavont DO; Mr. Huxley Boston; w
sga NdnMeS f:a
tice, do; q PhilbIick, Boston; Murphy Monteal J
Maith. do; Wing, New York; a Day; New Londoe; a
NORTHERN HOTEL.
BPesSoay do Pitt Osborn, EsIii1st; Burn New
Howard Ns!ehsa; J Quinn, Albany; BSIr' Leroy; J
RATHBUN's HOTEL.
jenkins, Maine; Brustnall, Troy; Miss Brooks. New
Bedfod MT and Mrs Broadhead Boston pcolittle and
tom; Wsstmsoit isndI; Wsibrdss, IeadsneaIsh
Howell Phad;lphia Mis-. Hart, mMontrsa Rogers Stat
TAMMANY HALL.
wv Troy, Yermont Hunt, Sing Sing; W. Longworth,
e; Hayill Lynch. Sing slng; q Leadbrook N :;
II Smith Conn; + Wright PIilsdspha. "
TAYLoR's HOTEL
EN- Madam, South Middletown; + Hsman and lady, New
Jersey; Brown Boston;!S Capp. Chatauque Jaeger,
WESTERN HOTEL.
town; W Wilson. Virginia; A Mstherson, Rhode hl.nd
m ArsSo10 EaRRh: s0nnsoP hswsns vtI
Hill; Johnson Rochester
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov. l3, ls47.


ConspfrGcy Of Police Officers TO DefrGud, &c.
The Quarter Sessions occupied yesterday afternoon
with the trial Of Rudolph Fields police officer and
stables George Fslds Richard shutz and Thomas Dallas
charge Of consprng to extort money from certain
persons by preferripg charges against them and then
having the dismissed the payment Of a bride
The arrests in the instance upon which the trial
brought made without warrant and the untortu-
nate victims OF the combination kept In prison
vsral days. and were liberated upon paying $40, which
they procured by pawniDg their clothing Alderman
MoCaulley IS also orimnated but his trial has yet
taken place. The jury brought in verdict of guilty
against all the defendapts but their sentences will not
be pronounced until Saturday next This would be
the forerunner OF many similar II simple justice
done The constabes throughout the city and county
With some honorable exceptions are believed to be too
much In the habit ofsreching their conscences to
fer charges Of guilt where exist and at other times
10 let the guilty escape where they know it will be to
tner Interest pecuniary TO hoodwink justice for the
Tine Much OF the restitution that exists in Moyamen
sing caused by the wretobed beings that herd toge
IN the cellars and novels Of the small streets Of that
ownenlp being continually at law with somebody,
from quarrels and fights while drunk that the
snops and the officers Of law swallow up nearly the
sum tota OF what they able TO earn
Ens hags OF the shipping port are displayed at half
ss. tousy IN consequence Of the death Of Major Rich
ara l. Howell attached to our custom house
Inc eulogium delivered last evening In the saloon of
the request OF the Young Mems D.mocIais A.sn,at,.
the life and character OF the lamensd siIas U.ht
IVES attended by large and highly Intelligent sudiancs
The production was mastery thing and provea that
nent subject upon which he treated. Among the a..
tiuguishsd persons on the stage noticed the Hon
Geo M Dallas, David Paul Brown, Esq, and Martin I
Dougherty, Esq, President Of the Association.
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CatnzMIGksCIAL INTELLlGENCEs
The Flnur Mn vLeta

DETROIT, Nov 6-All business In the produce line is
suspended for want Of eastern advices The steamer
IS looked for, and until it arrives shall probably
have few transactions to note. The attendance on
Change was fair but there only lot offered for
sale. No purchaser There but little brought in
by wagons. Sales OF wagon loads made at SIS S. Ga
ROCHESTER,, Nov. 1.-THE market not active yes
terday But little produce in cargo of 900 bushels
Ohio wheat was offered but not taken. From wagons
the ruling price Is about ST. IS 81 90 Ne transactions
in flour. In other articles of produce, change to
note. Supply not heavy.