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CIRCUIT CouRr Same as yes,erdsy


SUPERIOR CoURr-BefOre Judge Ssndtord.-- Charles
s. and Alexander NJ Matheps Va John ". OltrD and Rus
ssl 4 Traie Action for alleged libel, Inserted In the
N, York Organ, the leading Temperance advocate ps-
per In this City. The following Ia the paragraph com.
planned Of
The Westchestor House. ct tbs corner Of the Bow.
cry ard Brooosl l. terrible nuisance, par
ucnlsry on the sabbath II Is that persons tfom
the churches IN the ueghb0Fhood are suffered to pass
without being annoyed by the prosne or drunken rev.
ry OF the many boys and others who congresa,e there
We not rfreQuenty observe one OF Two OF The star Po
lice among them and they sppesr about as Jova a. the
rest. We hope this will tie ebaed.
plea OF Jastihcston put 80. The house OF plain
tas 10 situated nearly opposite Rev Nj Gone enuren
The Hsrlsm stop opposite the house in their way
70 and from the City Hall 10 take up passengers
Testimony produced showing that the bar room
vss kept open the Sabbath well As other Gays on
nothing exhibited TO show anything different from ine
asusl Of such establishments Among the witness
YVES MIR. Richard French. now, or formerly, we be
aeve, keeper OF public house In Chsthsms st and We
teeve, also IN Fulton-st and elsewhere The testimo
~ objected to as il said he 10 member OF an
association 10 defend tho public houses, &c. Mr. T. &C
eompAned Mr.. NJ 10 The office OF Mr. Oliver In relation
bihe article. Mr. Cutting on behalf Of plaintiff con
FADED that 80 proof tending TO justification OF the par
graph had not been shewn. whole OF the testimony
nasl be struck out Mr. Child on behalf OF defend ants
soetenosd that the plsinuAs keeping open their bar
focm the sabbath not 10 keeping with the la
o. the veloeine OF the community and made 10 them
nost happy s2peai a. 10 The importance OF their
Ole, this occasion tending 10 panish or other wise
noe who governed BY the best OF motives epdesvsr tc
prsservs H. He alluded tho advantage OF preserving
As sabbath, only DAY of ros, and assAnced cases
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CURE OF BLEEDING PILES

PORTIAND, No NOV. IoFI-
ny DEAR SIR cannot express 70 you my sincere and
heartfelt thanks for the wonde u have experienced
By the q your truly valuable PIE klectusfy have
been perfect martyr 70 the bleeding Piles for ten years
past. much that became reduced 70 mere sseie
ton with loss VI appetite and general arrangement OF the
digestive organs my eyes also became affected and IN
fact misery 20 myself and was Obliged 70 give up
nv Office here, which held in the Custom House some
wears have tried all kinds Of medicine, had the best
advice the physicians OF Boston and this place could ave,
spent much money aud twice submitted 70 surgical ope-
ration had becone perfectly tired OF life, AID At the
suggsstion OF my friends was iaduced 70 Try box Of
your medicine. The first, found, relieved me slightly
still perseyered add purchased second and assure
you whea got half through 0sud Myself getting well
/ still kept on, and | a new man. by dear ar,
language express my thanks that sm once more
restored 10 health snd now Ia condition 70 support my
self and family dependent on me
Yours repeatedly, aud with regard, ..
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Trade of the Hudson.

Produce and Country MrciandIs arripny a. Nsu Yort
albany md Nsss York Line " Brainard- Barge Raii-
bons-l0O tbls four NJ Bentley l2f5 do l. W Branard
bxs fruit Brown; q seed IS bush beans bbls lard
sgnsi 100 bbls provisions johnson Cheeney 81 do
4 Hubbard Son ~ DO beef Yelverton Fellows 10
bush beans bags peas Brown.
SiUiffsurc L,ne 4 IAN sanfuoord-Bgrge Bu Wallace
"a bbs -four " Hoyt Son; 666 Dows Cary; - o
Wabrdge; .ss W Alton; 9s2 Johnson; SO bis pork
seguin Thompson II Kent, Poag Co 5 d Corwiu
535 bbls M do beef IeYert0u Fellows G. kegs IL bbls
butter Philips Aborn; bbs ashes Datsr Miller Co
Southvorth. Liichfeld 4 Beach.
Asrr York and Troy Line, " Grfh-Barge Sfspten
Worren-2l3 bbls -four Herrick & Van Buskirk; 10 c
schwartzwader SIS Spydam, Sage Coz l5S bush
wheat J Merritt 34f bags % bbs seed W Bal 200
bush wheat W Griffith bbls ashes Wilson Cobb
casts cheese Johnsons Son II bbs cider Sergeant
Balls; u ties beans LegEett Ludlum Co pkss butter
Hunt Bro Warren Alexander; 5ls bxs cAud les
Macy Son bxs cask oil Mitchell tubs but
ter White Gof Constable tabs butter South
worth, Littlefeld Beach I brighton 5Tomp kins &
Co 4Ayrss TEENS ? bKs candles Coz Marshalli e5
bxs candles bx soap Smith Co 10 bIs beans 1000
bush rye Keiehem Son bbls oil meal Lane Man
gum al bags, order.
Old Trop Lire Pop, Cqfin- Barge NoRrosso BIZ -four
P Catn. 70 CLARK Coleman; u bls apples , Clark
IS bIs shssse Bsbcocs Co. z TuTnbul Tucker el'
pofk Z ID GihsOn.
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THE UNIyERCGLUM

AND SPIRITUAL PHILOsOPHER-This paper &C.
1cupies In respects place by itself in tho great
world Of thought. IL Is something new, and s peculiar
claims well as It's calm spirit and elevated tone, Will
for II the attention Of many inquring minds
The second number published. Among the articles It
contains the following The Philosophy Of Miracles
By the editor Ny Church and his Preacher, by A. Da-
Wis; Religion Of Progress Letter to Prof Bush; SPIRIT
Of the Uuiyer.aist Press Where will they lead me- by
a Cerayman; The Fine Arts; Consumption, its Causes
and Cure by A j. Davis; Or gns Poetry; and Sketches
Of the Earth Land story. The contents are entirely
original
For sale At the office Of publication 2S5 Broadway, third
door. Also By BURGESS, SrRlNGER n Go. under the
American Museum; 2ERFORD Co. Aston House; and
A. ". II GRAHAMS, Tribune Buildings. Single copies
az cents y per annunn % IT,
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FALLACIES OF THE

FACULTY, with the CHsoNo THERMAL SYSTEM Of
L MEDICINE BY DR.. Dickson Of London Edited BY Dr.
Turner Of New-York. Price q 25 Redheld Clnton all
The attention Of the professional public Is psrticu
larry requested 20 the following opinion from highly re-
spectacle and independent source
We hsve hesitation u saying that much strong ey
idencs i adduced the probability Of the unity OF al
Chronc diseases and what Is Of import 10 the patient
part Of the community still stronger brought forward
the than fallacy-the FATALITY or THE PRES
EST SYSTEM PRACTICE We cannot abstain from cara
e.y recommending the work 10 the attention OF our read
srOr this especial reason that have erery cause 20
feaT that but professional critics will DARE 10 DO
IL lisa book which the profession may natu
rally be expected their faces and THEIR WIS and
which, consequently u behoovs the rest Of the world 70
examine with than usual interest and curiosity
Coibsrns (Brtish) Nsu NsntAly Magszins.
Also, By the publisher price 81 cents, Irumgh'
Turner Of <arv.Nork az IT.
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Things In Philadelphia.

CorrefpOndence Of The Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA. Dec :.
The market still languishes for the want OF the
foreign news and little business bss been done
FlOurho'dcrs frm and ssles Of 400 OF 800 bbls
were reported NJ 80 to 62i tho latter paid for
Baltimore extra. In COrnmesl a sale Of 800 bbls was
made at 20 for Pennsylvania. Whegt--Prlme white
sold At AS Corn and Oats sses CoitOn-The
market IL quiet. Groceries and Provisions without
movement, and sales only In small way Whisky dull.
Bbs sold at % cts hhds quoted at 27l 10 % cts
The ssles of Stocks were
First Board-75 Girsrd Bk. 10i 300 Penn S. 70 2l0
Lebeh Coal scrip sat- 1900 Sch Nav g. 65 So 80 Man
A Mech Blk. %
S,coud BOard--l7 Sch Nav, Is 1000 d. Loan Ga, So
- 300 Grard Blk 10i 5000 Read RR BIDS 69i 900 DO.
tei 800 Lehigh Nigs Loan, &C. 50 do Coal scrip, sat
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:eu Good Butter /. in fair demand at prs-ou, rate.

cents, Good Butter 10 In fair demand prsviou,
but Cheese 10 quiet
Export from let 70 7th December Beef csc bbls
PORK. no DO; Larc 2 $40 kegs
sEEDs-Ws rots sales 1900 bush Flsxseed at 10;
cents for crushing Clover and Timothy are orly sel
Ing 10 retail prices,
OIL CAkE-saes Is tons prime Thin were n sde At
" 30 cash. Thick Is nominal II S26.
NAVAL sTOREs-ssles 80 bbls Spirits made
At 50 cents, which 10 A improvement.
HOPs-At suction today 20 bbls Western sold Al a
cents 4 =
BEEswAX-ssle Of 5000 ne Yellow has been made
but the price DID not irsnspre
LEATHkk-The auction ssles b day went % much
better than last week the bidding spirited and
prices advanced slightly. The folovins 10 an a,count
Of the prices By Gerard Beta Co. AT the store Of
Nathaniel Gilmsn. 200 Hemock At l4t 20 l6c for Rhi
and middle weights 2i 10 l4t for heavy and "a TO BE
for dsmegad
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By THE SOUTHERN NAH.

AFFECTING, waffle Washington Union
give. vent to its feelings 10 view Of the election
Of Wing Clerk in the following pathetic Ian
gusge
ONE Hv.p or The wings OF the House of Repre-
sentatves have the process Of prescription
The accomplished Clerk y. French, Esq was this
oav removed. and Mr. Campbell a Tennessee substtu-
ted Va his pl ace, by majority Of four votes We are
ssnd that interests Of the public service were op
posed 10 such proscriptiye measure Whose peso -
mex, b. b. put upon the block II 10 said that 'ney ere
de,e rminsd upon general sweep. Bot inc o'ooo VI
the martyrs 10 The seed Of ths church.
We don't liketo be upcivil 70 the mourners but
we can't help saying that the O"'oH has uttered
a Gb in stating that French was removed Every
body knows Of course that be served during the
whole term for which he was elected. This, how
ever. is white lie compared with those con
,sined in the Presidents Message.
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DIED
Inlns. IN in,,. WILLIAM KEvAN lu

On Tuesday evening 7th inst WILLIAM KEyAN 10
the s2d year Of bis age
His relatives and iriends and those Of the family
respectfully Invited 10 attend bis funeral Friday after
neon 10th inst at - o'clock. from his late residence
No 6Oi Broadway. without farther invitation d. q
On Wednesday noon. Dec. 3, NARY LOUISA. dsugh.
Ter Of John snd Deborah Berry aged years, months
and 81 days.
The friends Of the family requested to attend her
funeral Thursday afternoon, 9th inst at 81 O'Clock
from No 40l Grand ST. without farther nvit alton.
A. Milton. Rye. on Wednesday morning December z,
JOSHUA HORTON, Esq 10 the 65th year Of his age
The friends of the family invited 10 stend the fu.
nere at the T.. Church Rye, on Friday, 10th inst al;
10 O'clock NJ
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THE MORAL CENTER Of the intellectual World

j rs Na.ssu-st. Nsw-York.
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A feature unknown IN the place;
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And ch-spuess u marked their face
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Produce. hr rhe New.York nnd Eric RaiIroad

ThfpoTfed fpseialIy f5T IN No ~ ITi5antJ
WEDSEsDAY Dec s.Nrrr- Yort and Ere Railroad Linr
Barge Dunkirk2i8 bds tvine Qusckerbush; l07 hdls
steel Pierson Co. 80 bags bark Garner pkss poultry
Wilson; bales goods R D stebbinE lbs hogs qrs
beef IS tubs butter calves trk honey N sheep COWS
pkss poultry frks butter Cspt Row; sheep Mcryrs
Young II iubs frks butter 3 hogs calves COW Capt
Brown; box goods Rudderow; IN rks tubs butter
hogs hxs poultry Stevenson; hogs " Clark Is DO
Munse 6s kegs 81 tubs butter Capt Doisen; hrk I
tubs butter n hogs Capt Dill; IS SIDES lesther Andrews
lss do Young Schultz; y bxs chairs Baldwin; bids
chair ] Inaersoll
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; REMARKABLE CURES.

TnlKI1 YEARS NlANDlNOl
MovNr WAsHtNsroN Berkshire Co Mass Nov. -, 1917.
Messrs WYATT 4 KETcHAM-Genfs. For thirty years
have been afflicted with Piles, general debility and IN
hammatou, causing tumors and prOspsis Of the bowels
and which had resisted al the medical treatment DR.
Chapman and others could give The last three years Of
that time my suAerings defy description was confined
to bed unable 70 he myself and AZ last gwen up oy my
physicians and friends IN despair Of ever gaining my
health: in fact for time before commenced using Dr.
Uphams Elsctuary entirely spsechess, and ny
burial clothes made But under the benecent NOR
ce Of Proyidencs and the Of Dr. phams Electuay
though old have the pleasure Of stating the tact
the public that my health good, aud hope TO live
many years II ~ Gods will 20 make known ths virtues
Of Or phsm Eectusry ard 70 recommend 70 my sf-
hced fellow IL bel ped beyond the eSpecs
tatious Of all that knew my ard can only say TO
others that Is is In my opinion the best medicine In the
world for Piles any other d'eae OF the bowels and n
they will u according 10 the directions will myself
warrant a cure IN every case.
Yours, with the utmost expression Of thAnafaln,ss,
CORNELIUS SPUR
EcRAMoST, Berk Co. Mass Nov. 90 lsS7
The above certificate tells asnpe and truthful story Of
suffering aud relief " which a. physcisn and witness IN
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WINDOW SHADES.

CONSISTING or EVERY sIyLE 81 imported sad
nrss 81 Der cent lees other stores Merehs.s
L.. Se viii do well call Of kelly kIkbkS eseis-
Nv. wi W shade store, ISL Chsshsn-st. % tvs
rxTRA NEW HULL,D BUCKWHEAT.-Ths
k.n1.r.1xned are prepared 70 receive orders for
hsrd Bsetwhss neatly packed IN bersss, bali barrels.
srhth quarter seres also 10 beg d - and . poap1s
70 ans 10 market Orders from the eosth and East -
sompsaied with city rsfsrsaes, yin meet vth premps
sstsatioe. JTkJ O FROST. ~ vrcstst
one door bslsw rssk-siip
Yrssh Dat Meal Graham Flour, white snA yshev Indian
nsa family szl bskss Flour IN eli sssS esessese
CT1KCH.-5sssnsssa essIs potato starch sstssls is'
- man ufsc tur-rs juss received and for sale ~ =
"a ets. YELvERTON8 BkLL0Wo, - WeeefSS
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TO THE FRIENDS

nF HENRY CLAY.-A limited edition OF the Speech OF
" Henry Clay, delivered Al the Lexington Mass Meeting
Nov 49, together with tbs Resolutions offered BY him. aud
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DOMESTIC IMPoRrATIoNs.

NEW-ORLEANS-Ship drtansas-2l2 bids Eugar W 70
Baruweil-.0 Brown Brothers-lj4 Roberts William
l23 order 200 bbs rnolssses O Thurston-l76 VIM Barn
well-1O bales cotton w w Habersham-13 II " An
drews-5s p Tranch-23 orier-273 wool orders bbls
castor oil n II Sohhler-300 pigs lead not known.
ST MARKS. fFial-Brig Carryi-ll0 bales cotton Hol-
brook Nelson 4 Co-6 n Warins 4 S0ns-3 Center \
Co-49 Coe, Anderson Cot bxs tobacco Allen hey-
uep-20 Norton Ladd Co.
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CERTIFICATE Or CAPT. MCLEAN.
RAILWAY, Dec I, ls47.
Lave been afflicted for years with the Piles, and have
tried without anything Ike pertinent benefit almost
everything assuming the name Of remedy had. as a
matter course lost ell confidence IN medicine. Under
this feeling was nduced-not. without reluctance con
fs-t0 use "Uphauis Eectusy' and having used II for
about three weeks according % the directions ad down
find 70 my utter surprise. well ~ sasfseiion, that
every symptom Of thu dsea.e has sit think it due
alike to Dr. Upham and myself to make this stsiemset
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MAPQTrn

On Tuesday evening by Rev DR.. Cox OF BROOKLYN
WlLLIAMP P. DEMAREST 10 EAILINE ". eldest dsugh
Ter of Mr. Robert w kyckman Of this City
On the 9Th inst at the Church Of tho Holy Trinity BY
Dr. VIM II Lewis. Mr.. WILLIAM n CONKLiE 70
Miss EMELINE PETERS. all Of Brooklyn
- Long Island pspers please copy.
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CovRr OF COMMON PLEAS Before Judge lnsrahan.
-Brnard Broom vs. Am Posrs Mr.. B. hired Of Mrs.
Powers tenement In Franklin 81 The person living
adjoining Knocked down the Sidewalk Action Ia brought
sgsip', the sn6sdy for damages Motion IL made for
nonsuit principally the ground that the action should
have been against the person committing the act
planned Of The Court considered. and granted The
nonsuit For plaintiff Messrs. Mu'ock and Evans: for
defendant Messrs p Wilson snd John Brady.
Before Judge Dsly-E and Z b Primo W f Por,l
and Others Suit for injury done TO marble
tops placed bosrd the vessel Of defendants on freight
but denied that the injury caused by them Yer.
diet for plaintiffs 500, being smount-For plaintiff.
Messrs Lsf BROOKE; for defsndant Mr.. Cntiar
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CuR1p

DY NEDICINE-Dr A. CooE has bsen 10 the -
ID tee Of his profession In this city nearly W years hs
last years has been devoted 70 the discovery 81 Cd
ie ne that would eHectusy the propensity 70 tPps,
or drink strong drink His success has been most com
Die and has been tested ia than hundred essss
without the least failure T~o wsess use OF the remedy
will cure the most nvesrss bsbt Of inempersncs thai
he has with his long practice The co9Tss Of med
icins the pleasant in businsss or Diet and
the cure both post and lasting Price u per bottle
sold a. the Doctors Office, Koossysltst ". Y. do SITS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-09

~ Hon. Pedro Alcantara Henan. General Of
the armies Of the Republic Of HewGrsnads. this
dsy the Pfsden, BY the Secretary Of stse
a. Eovoy Extraordinary and Minister Penipotentsry OF
ihs, Republic ~ he Government of the Uaited States
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