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hNtl by SClI Rh$e u C$Cc>S VI Nrlc'!y 10 MT kNOw
his .UPtrioT The rOCSSiun lave Ircn %tlta itCd
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aud elrlhle wotk public on ig cahS ~ diseases OF
whrhi' leais Avoiding all technical terms, addresses
it, II ilr reason Of iS taCis II islec flOnr oil oh
.cciOla HE matter, nd 10 talrh lliOHStar
ntrct 10 placing III The lMlnls Of his '0Ns, The author
las devoted luly years 10 tlC treatment VI TIC vNvS
complaints catCd OF, and with loo little breath 10 HM
and too Iililt presumption to impose 10 las 9ildcd 70
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planished Fin Ware.
u$rOpcl cA,anssSOrtuem Of splendid Vanished wae,
. GuhSisll y coffee al Tea UrS Chatting IliSCs, Cys
rOO;e'S. StOnIarh warmers and Painlcd Toilet c. "a
htauNlartclc' We iesVcclNy solicit tie atttAilm u
tie public IL OuI vGlt bealtu itCNi O linlNt
aud Steam liONt furnishing goods
iGOEBS, MARINES 20,
S"?S, Nouns 81, Zeal The Post 0Glcc,
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sa0dlers HardWare.

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TUSToptntd large aesoEtnltH. iSaalleE liatawaIe
81 AID IOAcli Thinning Ccleh ard lttEer VaTnSh
utty bows, tiNp6s, SPIKES, Fellows CSrIiaSo al Tie
j6iES MSitesbe irons Potent and RnanNltF Leather,
mi yils used by tho trade, To- which gnfls Tie al
iAntiotl az iIiS hubble. JOHN KSOrk.
Ta,tS Old StaltA, 1853 Main ct.
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W lSvNLCAhLE SlEmriSr, u Is but seldom We find
lnes the mny cRlEes offered to tile public I0r The cue
u dteasc, Ote we ran consent 10 cUnSld, OrwRsO viz
tues sc able 10 discover, all have always tcauouSy
AZ lded glvtE ntttlNtce tU1nylhlng That might cl any
Ve to EHlP0sC that we p!ar ANY aIl ~ their l"rell
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iSt rSrtlIrCeSt liz adaptation 10 lalA Of flc lts Of
II c, and the acnIly with whSh II may be used. We
stak Of the SUnSt ell and i;Oe tfntneEI, proper
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III Watson CarI, ait Ol MNEsAlON, Anu SOW II WHEEL
ilg. uR u tho most eminent Physicians III Virginia Thus
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ilNn Wi, ctIo that has be II successfully dcycOltd
Ills simply lie OitauE VI SClrGC, M4 mild and SIM
PIC III Us Ncllul cid yet lCycIisnS " effects iowa
mere ECi clIhe lea hNr hs III VI hidden Slwws o. matt
aud beasl.-o yei tCig iRtoviOS to he wrakeA 'uE
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Iine& az II! HuY We commend II 10 lhN8 In want U!
sniff and lNii. HnEhy.
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,=.- hSSl0NEE'S NOTlCE,
q tmeot, y. Woodrow having, OIL the ilth dtY0l
. dlil iait, hi propet deed C0Qyeysl " tllst 70 ihe
lsg6cd f1r tho benefit ri s tsta w6,lrnw8 credit
0fS al 81 li real aud Itl teaa VrGtsry aa hAc
t06I al PER- 0h4 IN any Hise Indebted 70 said WoQdIo
ale eluIsd 10 r1ak6 Ilctete 10 ME, and al
vhs claims tsaRt ttd woodrow are required
ID odet 10 letelve any beef: under Sal tust within
four o6tbS 10 c tle1r aims with cper retAtAA
cSrahe to lh6 terms Of raid deed with tho uEel siEtd
aEiS GEO. ", SIGHTS, iSAIStIec,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-09
AsHEs-Thcre change TO notice.

AsnM.-There change to notice.
BREsHIrFTs = Flour-The foreign news, per ASIA had
unfavoratle effect upon the market end prices for
common ana good grades were about I2Hc a &c. per
including common state at % 61h ~ IS, and extra do.
at IS 81 So mixed good to fancy and extra Western
as1 IS; Canadian win selling IN small quantities, 30
t2 50 is and $40 so; southern dull with sales OK
and - rs sill. Rye aonr wa. quiet at SO Is 81 Is
fer tine to suIerfDe Wheat-The market was heavy,
sna ,o 81 IS Sc sr s sales e%
other lots, about 5000 Ohio white AZ 81 10; Mii-
wsukie red 81 % 81 "a; CANADIAN white ranged from
:. 10 81 90 Tennessee red at 81 OF ~ o. Southern
white nj, sales If having been
ported CorD1he sales embraced about 80, 600 40 0Oo
bushels Western mixed a5c. 96c. Rye vas dull and
rominai at 81 20 81 % Oats we're selling at lsc a
IKE. tor state and soc. toe for Chicago
COFFEE quiet, dealers disposed await the
sales advertised to come oG by auction Saturday.
Smell ssIes II ~. domingo and Rio were made to the
trade Without change in prices.
toT1oN.Ibe sales mbfaced about 200 TO 500 bales.
The market closed at decline u about nc. nc. since
the arrival Of The Asgc and Pacific.
TIEGITs.-fa'es were lower for Liverpool About
COCOA 40 600 bushels Of grain en- aged sgd
3D. in bulk and bags, xh some small engagements IN
engages at Il. Cd s.. Cotton was at SLID onerei,
and I'D. asked. 10 Hsva.-About 5000 bbls Of -four
were engaged at u Grain was at 2sc. and cotton At
u. Rates to London quiet to California they
unchanged.
Tmn Tho market continued Grm with sales of sbou.
zoo boxes bunch rans 90 66 205 half boxes At 81 SIS,
and $50 quarters ~ e5c with 100 boxes layers - IS
Enp.-Iry cod vac in fair demand at IS 81 81; No.
mackeiel sold at $50 SCI herring No. Mt 25c. 37kc
ind scaled Mt 35c 81 isc.
HAy.-sales making to a moderate extent at roc.
a 7bc.
MoIlssrs-About so hhds Porto Rico sold at 37c.
a &c
NAVAL srcRfs-The market heavy, with small
sale OF spirits turrcnne NJ sic Resin nominal at
81 20 a 81 CO fot common Wilmington.
fEovsoNs Pork in fair demand at steady prices.
The saes embraced about 500 COO bbls including me
Of 81. 10, and prime AZ 81 s2i 70 Prime mess was
- al hes-Sales Of about ESQ bols were made AZ =.
~ $40 for prime, noe at s11 80 sl3 vermont was
SIS sic the latter figure FIR extra. and SIG SIS 80
for rersdked Chicago. Reef hams quiet Lard
unchanged, with snle- 81 800 bts At l2c 12sc.
Gtter was In good demand al Ice lie. for Ohio aud
lie a .5c for staie Cheese steady at &c aaK.
RuE-sales AGO casks made at sc. 6Ac, part to
arrive.
Slo,ns.-Tte sales embraced about 800 n 400 hhds.
O. be muscovAdo at tic. 61sc., 900 boxes do at
thc
wnmry was dull with sales If $50 bbls. Ohio ana
prison at about acc. iohc.
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Arrest OF Judge Kane.

From the Pennsy lvanian, November a.
Tho sboi onsts have given another eviien of their
want Of confidence in the justice of their actions by thair
recent arrest Of Judge Kane, while visit TO his ward
In Delaware county. The Judge, believe, IL the ad
mnisrator 0f tie estate OF the late Samuel Leper, OF
Delaware county, and guardian Of his children. A a.;
or two since he paid visit to the family in that
in refer 70 matters connected with the estate While
sitting at the breakfast table he arrested by De.
putty Sheriff Of delaware county at the suit Of Passmor
williamson.
The Judge must have been under n .onpete state NJ
surveillance by the sbolionists his visits 10 Dell
county very frequent But why arrest him
in that county not in Philadelphia In the latte =
majority of the State Judges entertain free Dill prime
pe. his suit for dan ages could be tried ehe in
the Common Pleas district Nis Prius Courts he h.
fair chance to aootionist 10 preside, selecting
that ard that term which would best suit his pr
pose. Zach Judge has his period 10 preside, and
knows this fact better than Passmore Villa bis
friends.
Why then select Delaware county the place to try
the merit of this casef Is he convinced IT his own
wrong Going and afraid to trust his friends an neg
borsr Or is IL because he expects to have ab itio
Judge and jury in the lower try his causeg
Has he had such from the Sher County
Comm ssioners who draw the Jurors from the
who ust Try the Cause IL tried at all in that couaty
Abouopist Judge Haincs Is known 10 be- he Il too
honorable to have coupselled such a course: but
his preiudires and that OF the jury which will be
moned his aid, have been counted upon t. wree us.
tca FRI m her prOprefy.
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they desire TODD principles o. reciprocy-ou terms OF
mutual advantage They 1--we not war nor the horrors
of they war only for the establishment of liberty
and hberadty Necessity alone draws their swords and
re enge never dms re glory Of their victories. They
take up arms lot the establishment of great
mercial and Industrial mission Of the age and when
they have gained the victory they sill willing and
ready to buy that which they have conquered the
price they offered before the tight began Why will
the Nicaraguenses initiate them In their peaceful indus
resources in furnishing market for the productions Of
other countries, and in contributing from thei acun
dance TO the wants and luxuies Of other nationsY
Nicaragua has territory of 60 600 miles at the
great commercial centre Of the worida territory equal
TO fvesevenths Of tire eastern division of the United
States. II has in Granada nucleus for second Pha-
delpha, in Leon y second Cincinnati In Realejo San
Francisco, and in San Juan del Nore mart the
comparative importance New York. II has mineral
and agricultural resources by any country
in the world. COLD, silver IRON copper COAL re-
sulphur and copperas in rich veins through lofty
mountain Ianges tobacco, wheat, coffee corn cotton
indigo cocoa, sugar. rice and the finest tropical fruits
adorn its palms. hill sides and gardens 1t has pasture
innAme able where herds Of cattle Craze. II IL
well adapted for the most improved agriculture Of the
world Presenting every variety Of climate every variety
almost of thy product viii find within its limits soil
congenia 10 its growth Possessing prominent com
me cal advantag. Of position, all Central America must
within ten fifteen dependent up1n Its
greatness And for all these great results nothing is
wanting hut for her citizens 10 be at peace within
themselves encourage liberal feelings towards their
republican brehren throughout the world, to turn their
attention husbancry and mining and the development
of their great resources forget the things that
hind push forward to those which before kee Ding
in view the great goal of national prosperity which the
wishes Of the commercial world place before
them. Let there be red white ribbons, but a
motto, "God and Liberty" Let their watch word be
tIa Patria, - and the countersgn g La Paz"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-09
CITY TRADE REPORT.
THURSDAY, Nov. 8, 1855.

civ ed..... ..................... 7,VH7 "
RICHARD W.. WOODS, Collector.
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NuIo's GARDEv-Mlle Ra ,hel will appear Mt this
establishment Monday evening next, Tisbe, in
Victor Hugo's drama Of Angelo"
BROADWAY TnFATRE.-Mrs. Barney Williams the popu.
lar American oomedinne Is tn take her benefit this
evening. The pieces To be Represented are Paddy
Carey - "ln ana Out Of Place y Irish Assurance ami
Yankee Nodesty," and the "Idsh Thrushr-Mr and
Mrs. Williams sustaining the leading characters.
Bowrpy THEATRE This evening IL set apart for the
benefit ~ Mrs W. Ward, on which occasion Mr.. w. Ward
win make his first appearance. The drama OF Iucretia
Boira," n scene ii'm cpay u the "wiie," and the
orsma entitled Sebastopol are The pieces provided
graToS's TRfATRH.--Tbose ever popnlae pieces the
"serions Tauny" and the "r,odias " are ann ,nnced
ecan for this evening sith the usual excellent casts
w4rI1cK's nrk1RE The "a original comedy of
Mar iest esiiny win he repeated night toee heg
with he petite comedy Of Who spcats FIRST" ana the
amusing farce OF he " Secret
wotps MssInns.-1bs very popular farce of the
Mummy will he played this evening.
BcNrfy's sprSiDERs.-The opera 81 - lie Chalet . Il
offered sgan for this evening. The cast ia excellent
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Cororer's Inquest.
THE LATE CASE OF MURDER IN wfLLETr STREET.
CoNCIusfON n TuE rNOrrST.

Coroner oDonnel has concluded the inquest upon the
body o. the boy, William u POWELL wh) kioi on
election night by being struck the head ~ith club 10
the hands OF some runaps yet unknown to the au,hor
ties lhs jury on being charged by the Coroner tho
acis In the rendered the following Death
~ comp,eson Of the ain FROM extravasa,n NJ bio "a
me esu y bw on the head With club In the hands
of soue gar'y 10 the jury unknovn.n
fa'ich campbell he keeper ~ the drinking house op-
rcsite which the occurrence tos place aud sho wa,
fe,.d on suspe'on oi having been implicated in tie
saut upon the deceased wa upon the reuaition Of the
ved:t discharged from custody oy Coroner o'Donnel
Tbs deceased was fifteen years Of age and native Of
this city
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-09

fkoyAscR AcAIHrm and MALONE RAYMOND are draw
ing ran houses every night.
yAE DNRAMA BATTLE or BUNKER HuL-This
exhibition is well attended every night.
Mr.. REzvM, the gentemaply doorkeeper of Buckeyes
sereDaders, ID to take s benefit to morrow evening"
M. COLLINS the isl COMEDIAN is to give four Of his
concerts In Philadelphia next week.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-09
The Weather OF October
THE TEMPERATURE.

The following tabular statement presents the highest
lowest number Of degrees Of change Of Temperature
by hourly observations made day and night during every
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Vacae my seae III order 10 make for For
ybg out 80 m'nstrous purpose you calculate largely
upon The poll ica complexion Of that body IA por ion ii
which Is known 10 oe Injected With the most oathsome
heTesi.s OF the times.)
I confidently predict that you are again rcckonir !.
without your host, aod believe thai the House of Rem
sentative. will regard III. mere suppnsiti,n thai %
emo itseH Va so revolutionary ana highhanded a d :.
ceeding as libel upon It's character peomp y 10 be re-
sented. You may succeed in engeudenng III feeling ,
The halls q Congress and in gaining FIR yonrsef So
Of Ioto iety VII H. however unenyaho you seem 70 pre
fer TO the obscuriiy which BELTS YOU but other AL
vantages you will not obtain.
In the time you may enjoy the iqnoble satisf..
ti.n II having introduced and fomen,ed an amount 81
dscordabt eling and insuborinslo, Ia. ia this Ter
rory whieh II will require the ebors Il many better
men 10 repress, and from which your msguidd dupes
followers have every thing fear. For speak not
the language Of threat and brayado but Of sober reason
when say you that people II this Territory nv.
determined o have laws and 81 enforce them Whatever
may DC the hazards or the sacrifices
submitted my name ms a candidate, aud received tho
votes OF the jaw ABIDING portion u the people ia con
fos TO m enactment Of the legislative Assembly Of
the Territory II there anything in the constitution
conduct 4 that body calcu ed ~ invslate it, acts
IL will be time enough Tor TO refuse obedience when
court Of competent Jurisdiction shall have so declared
ahurc, a. Revolutionary. and destructive Of all so,ta
order, the doctrine held by you, your associate Of
right in the Individual to set up his private Judgment in
opposition TO constituted authority.
Az an American citizen | hold It 70 be my duty to
yield obedience 10 the Laws under which i've and To
con ribute my aid towards entorcnvr he obedience ~
Others, and this without reference my individual opin
ion respecting th.i moral fore. political ex peency
II Is precisely because 700 are waved by poste sen
meets bai you nov seek to enb oil me In harrassng
controversy.
In conclusion, viii only further say that this brief
expo stion i not given due yan the end that
IT,, attei ton ~ the American people and that House
az Representative to which you intend 10 apucsl NAV
he directed 70 the true nature and grounds Il the stde
you seek "a provoke. And though shall gay no regard
b. your preiminay movements. You viii yet end that
shr, from inve-' ieaon however seafchiog II the
nouse IL Representative shall 80 fa forget s scf respect
aud lis rgafo fer patriotic duty 10 order scrutiny
upon such showing You viii be nh to make you viii
find prompt in the defence Of my right aud those
Of m, constiiuens. J. ". WHITFIELD
October H. 1855
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Statement showing the quantity of the several arti
cles first cleared the canals at and the quantity
ut New York during the first in November 1866
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Atttmpts to Check RIM igrasion to the United


From The Jour cal d.s DebAts OF Oct. Is.
Emigration, which ha, been long progressing Is be-
ginning to suffer dimnu i'm, at least certain points
We have before us the fifteenth general report OF the
English Commission which gives account OF the
ment Of emgrans in 1854 through the OF the United
Kingdom We proceed to sum mp the results, first re-
calling some numerical dnta relating 10 the past.
o. the halt million Of men who yearly for the last ten
twelve years, desert the countries Of Europe to
g. to people or the American States, Canada, Brazil
Chill Texas (D or the Australian colonies, three
fourths-we might almost say four. ths-take their
departure from England; that Is from Liverpool South
smptn and London and Of these than two-thirds
Of British race-fn sish, Scotch and Irsh-he latte,
We will see by and bye forming the majority.
This great movement Of expaff iah,n which has been
hitherto favored on side by the extension of the els
ments OF abof IN American society and the other by
the progress of steam communication dates
long time back. It marked from 1916
took rapid stride about $780, and since then went
constantly increasing
In this lapse Of rty from LIST January 1915, to
31st december 1854, the total number OF emyraata
shipped in The ports q the uned Kingdom has been
less Than ,l16968 102 923 annually. But this to-
a $40 800 belong to the last eight years. aud II the
period be confined within still closer limits, find that
1858 096 belonged to the four last years alone
which, therefore, averages 62i egranss. The follow
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-09

1t was in 1907, an Is SEEM that the general emgraii
attained its largest extension. Since then it has do
creased and, 40 far as America in particular is
cerned, the decrease commences from 1852. II /
otherwise Australaha current that side
weakened little in 1858 by sort of reaction, to the
siderable and sudden tide Of 1852 its force in
1854 and believe at this moment stronger than
ever. Let now how in 1854 is made up the per-
onn OF that great emigration from England, trans
port Of which employed fleet If less than $50 vessel
almost as many as required to carry to Europe the
rofro pcfA Anna
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1855-08-25
sn mas bic msdnnes tausen.

3um Ssiratben tau8cn bic MGnner nbt pirl,
sic lisbcn bas GIldsden St Sie unp baS Spiei;
Gr;;; Hssa!! s!a, ihr 9lah,en. bpt feibia in sltt
Dae itr in ben Gb'nanD !etn Yurselbalm matt;
Der Gb' ME abpt61elnbes Gh,sr(st
GrmiiSst bic Mannsr, bnlm itnb iie ntt6t Helt!
sic i6pbrsn eib Giebe, bob bre9t ibr elb nur,
60 na6tn ite ele6 elmer @noCrn bic Gour;
Die sriien ad,t Mpua ba BeDt's NOD Ia IA,
9od 1T nrr Elm brteS Git6DpfIen srt ba,
Dann f6ntmen bic SUr8ell, bic Gie6s ssBt ouS.
limb 9wietratt unb Summer 6sppbnen bad ssaaS.
Bum fdnst linier Gb'9err al ertra ;r 9ebn,
gu s.sauie Idbt CT iid gar nidt mebr ebr,
llnb fpn,mt CT etmoI, 70 6rrnmt CT ullb lbiIt:
9a babt ibr bes beItiscli Gbeftanbs 9ilb
Drum fpl8t meirsm 8atbe nebnt eutb feiusn @laru,
slbipnSsrlid, wenn Ct = bas Ssdnen ni6t fam.
Nlun sFt ibr, iprran nit ben M6nnern ibr eib:
Sic nehltln i9r Sddbdcn 70 ihnell ME br GlsiS,
Dpdb etns 81 ernnern erlaubt mir babel:
@laubt nid,t baB aud isb bier baruntsr nit TAI.
SD bin eud5 Der Greu'ite Der gb'mdnnal6aar,
llnb tpas tt stia9t bpb, . 1T 9iIles nibt mabr!