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JEW DAvID's, OR HEBREW pLAs-
TER,

Is becoming one Of the most popular med
icines now before the public. For removing
allseated pains, such as Rhcumasisnr, pain in
the back, side or breast, it has no equal in
the world. 1t is also efficacious in removing
wens, tumors, corns, sc. We do not de-
sign 10 puff this medicine with old, fictitious
certificates, but will simply mention a few
recent cases, where it has effected cures.
Mr.. Sloan, of GAINESVILLE, after having suf
fered with Rheumatism for nine gears, was
cured by using the Hebrew Plaster
Mr.. Anderson, of Putnam, was troubled
for long time with lame back, occasioned
by oyerlifting, and was cured by using this
plaster. 'a.t'i
A man (name not racollected,) of GratiOt,
in Licking county, was entirely cured Of
Rhumatism by using this plaster.
The following certificate from Mr.. Wor-
stell, editor of the Mpsslon Gazette, was
furnished us few days since: 7e., i. -,..
Messrs Comsiock g. Co-During last win
Ter and Spring, was so troubled with pain
in my breast, as to render me unfit for the
dnties of the effice; and, hearing your Jew
David's, or Hebrew Plaster, highly recon-
mended, for similar cases, ! was induced TO
give It trial. | had worn plaster on my
breast but short time, when all pain left
me, and was enabled again 10 engage in the
duties of the office. My sister, residing
at Steubenville, has also received mush
benefit from its use.
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]. P. WORSTELL
Massillon, Nov. IL, ls43
Messrs. Comstock & Co.

Messrs. Comstock q Co:
Gents:-About six years since, receiv
ed hurt, which broke two of my ribs; siuce
which time have been most Of the time un-
able to do any work from a severe pain in
my side and breast / had despaired OF ev-
er being cured, having already paid enough
10 doctors 10 pay fer good farm, and reeeiv-
ed no benefit. But thanks TO the genius
who first compounded the Hebrew Plaster
through its effects | am we'll! About six
weeks since, in Logansport, heard an agent
ofyours recommending the Hebrew Plaster,
and was induced to buy box, and the re-
suit was as l have stated. / would also
state, that | have daughter who for two
years has been unable to do work fiem pain
in her side, and general prostratlon Of
strength, who also applied plaster to her
side, and at the same time made use OF the
Honey coated Pills. She is now nearly well,
and improving rapidly.
Yours, with great respect,
CALEB HARRISON.
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3, with great respect,
y CALEB HARRISON.

Each box contains sufficient 10 spread 6
or 8 large plasters. Price so cents per box,
AeENTs.--H. G. LEE, Kalida; M. MYHRs,
Columbus Grove; and W. HAMILTON, Pen
dleton. Feb. 10. lS47. ws 3llacw
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K A LID A Il OF E L.
IA M Es H. VAIL

JAM ES H. VAIL ~
aoEUAS taken tho well known and
AxA IN commodious Tavern Stand ferm.
0afH erly occupied by T. R. Mcclure. The
saH House has been thoroughly repaired
this fall. and is now we'll fitted 10 tho
accommodation Of the travelling community
J. H. v. feels confident that those who fayss
him by selecting his house will find the asconf-
modations and attendance equal to those Of Any
House in this part II Ohio His table will be well
furnished with the best the surrounding country
affords, and his bills will be found reasonably
low to suit the times. He has also large and good
stabling, ane designs to spare no pains to secure
he comfort and convenience OF his guests +, a
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ANOTHER AsToNIsHING CURE

Wistar's BaIsam of Wild Cherry,
For Coughs, Colds, Consumption, &c.
Important a those afflicted with Diseases Of ths Lungs
Breast
VIII Miracles ever cease More evidence of Its surpass
-f ing Health Restorative virtues II
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every one appeared instncliysly,o give way,
was passing up the aisle. This was not OBJ
served by Delaney until she had como nearly
! in front Of The platform on which he stood.--
The movement caught bis car, and lifting
his eyes they Instantly fell on Alioe---for il
was she that was pressing onward--he bent
forward towards her with suden uplifted hands
and eager eyes. and stood like statute until
she bad gained The stand and advanced qu-
etly TO bis side. For a moment two stood
thus, the whole audience thrilled with the
scene, were upon their feet, and bending
forward, Then Delaney opened his arms,
and Alice threw herself upen his bosom with
quick, wild gesture. IN ss
Thus for the space Of minute they stood
every one fully, by singular intuition, un-
derstsndlng the scene. One ofthe ministers
then came forward and gently separated
them.
"No, no." said Delaney, "you must not,
you cannot take her away from me-"
| "Heaven forbid that should do that," ,"'re-
piled the minister. "By your own confess
sion, she is not your wife"
"No; she is not" returBod Delaney,
mournfnlly. M A
4" But she is ready to renew her vows
again. Alice said, smiling through her tears
that now rained over her face. o
Before that large assembly, all standing,
and with few dry drops, was said in a broken
voice, the marriage ceremony that gave De-
lancy and Alice to each ether AS The min
lister, and aged man, whth thin white locks,
6nisaed the rite, he laid his hands upon the
heads Of the two he had joined in holy
bonds, and lifting up his aged eyes, that
streamed with drops ofgladness, he said, in
a solemn voice.
"What God hath joined together, lot moi
RUM put asunder." -, o,.,
"Amen!" was cried by the whole assembly
as with one voice. Watchman.
|
HERoIc !-Among the items Of news from
the Army we find the following record of a
heroic feat performed by Captain Henry, of
Texas. He was of the party with Major
Gaines, Capt. Cassius M. Clay, and Major
Borand, and with them was made prisoner.
He coAtrivcd however to make his escape,
and did SO thus:
Captain Henry, of Texas, who was actins
as interpreter and guide for Major Gaines
detachment, made his escape the next day
after the capture, on the latter's herse, ar
rived at Saltilo with the intelligence. He
dashed eff in face of the whole Mexican
guard, killed tive who pursued him, and rode
his horse noble animal, uatl he fell dead
beneath him, completing the remainder Of
the distance on foet This unlucky occur
renee has we are informod, created great
sensation in the army, and it is regrottsd the
mere on account Of the influence it will
haze upon tho Mexicans, when it will incite
to acts which they have not heretofore
dared.
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INTELLIGENCE BIZ The MAILS.

Yey.-Fremonrs Trial, &c.


Nsps-Fremont's Trial &c.
We have report to-day that Thibodssux, (whiO IL
elected In Louisiana which will give the House to the
wings beyond question, II the election Of Mr.. T. Is An
absolute certainty
The weather is clear to-day end ane, brisk Norwss
tr having superseded the Cape Cod noreastsr Of
yesterday
We have something from Mexico in the shape Of re-
ports but nothing changing the In quo anti BEL
I'm condition Of the army at the capital General
Lane we suppose, will have ammunition enough TO carry
him through
The court martial OF Lieut. Col Fremont progresses
very deliberately. The crosse examination Of General
Kesrny was continued to-day and goes into the minu-
t@ OF the late Rubsrnatos and military
in California The object of the oro.s.exami nation
ID to show that while General Kearuv has h.d Iisuta
nant Col Fremont arra gned for Obedience to
aud refusal to acknowledge the AUTHORITY Of
Ksarpy, the latter officer himself In his acts and CORES
pondencs with Stockton, admitted his jurisdiction in
the country The defence expect In proving this point
to prove that Fremont in continuing under the
orders of ton, from whom he received his sDpsint-
Wedge the authority Of Kearny did right ines
much Kesrny himself submitted to the authority OF
stockton
We shall bring up report Of the day per next
mail
Very few members OF Congress In. We all
pect most excitingy magnh cent session. and pre-
uict that nobody will be disappointed In this respect
Gen Armstrong leaves this evening for New York
thence for Liverpool w.
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Total. .. .I23,5es l5a.2o7 ls3,Oa5 232 Q,

The utmsst capacity of the road for the transpora
cn Of freight will be tested during the approaching
winter The receipts at Boston for the months of No
vember and December, will without doubt be equal to
those for September and OCTOBER in the which
the aggregate for the year. will be than double that
Of last The closing Of the Hudson river will creats
considerable enquiry why railroad communication be-
tween this city and Albany is not finished and it will
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Steamboat Accident.

ALBANY, Nov IL.
The Hendrix Hudson, on her way up last night, ran
into and sunk the schooner B. Root of Jamscs laden
with ashes The hands were saved, but the captain
was seriously injured by the wheel Of the stssmer and
when found fast in the wheel and was not released
for half hourhe died shortly after The schooner
under way, and the night dark.
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BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.
---7--77---7---1---
The Election In BIissIs,Ippt,

CisciSsArI Nov. IL, le47
It was reported this morning by passengers, that
Tompkins whig. elected Roberts, democrat In
the vcksburs district In the Holly Springs district
Thompson democrat Is elected over Joselyn whig On
the legislative ticket in De SOTO, two wings and one
democrat are elected Paola, all democrats elected
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Died.

On Friday the 18th instant Mrs ELLEN, wife of John
Marsden
The friends OF the family requested to attend the
FUNERAL this Saturday afternoon, at O'clock from
her late residence, ~ Cathar1ns slip
Ga tho 18th inst Miss EMILY LOUIS, only daughter
OF VIM. and Angelica McCook, aged years, months
and 10 days
The friends and relations, and also the members Of
Warren Chapter No g. D u A are invited to attend
without TURNER invitation mt III Atlantic street. South
Brooklyn on Sunday lath instant, at O'Clock, PM.
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p0ST OFFIC Z, Novep.bsr 49, I8i7.-The Steamer GALS
'DCNlA will leave BoSton ou Tuesday the 10th No
venbe Hef malls viii close the office Monday the
inst al 5H clock NJ Posage all letters must be pre-.
paid TO Boston. Letters Of hall an ounce or under eens
nls 2.re RoBEhT II. MORRIS r. NJ
y usT OFFICE, CITY OF NEW YORK Nov. Il, ~
and se, the 10Th day of November ali mail mater
O. Tor !he Brush Provinces, be prepaid to the Ina e or
si sure COZ RosERr H. NORRIS Postmaster.
kSME DE PALMA CHRISTI (Ca,tor OIL Cream -
~ Pour Fortner la des Cheyeux ct eur douner uue
psIsnce soyeuse prepafee par w Barker PerTuquier
CGissI Biosd sh. ss en- face lie Carlton House.
chemical process process which three month.
ant attention the gutne and the offensive smell which +,
ulnyaabe sccompanm 10 entirely distracted from the
Cs,to OIL whilst is nutritious qualities remain uumpa,ed
aad az OCCASIONAL use Of this article prevents the TO-
ton OF dsndufpromotes the grow of the hair ev 4,
ci'naaSt and makes iuIarianty To be
ing Rooms. $40 Broadway, opposite the Cation House
MO 6t-fe
DANES UNIVERsUM UH PICTOniAL WOEIn
MOI. IS aud 10; illustrated London Nos 10 and II also
ell the beck numbers, received from London Aper,,
MIC ats.rs RoBERr q. sHANSoN. ia N...,us.
ShEe MOS FOX SALE, " close an Eslafe-t-o1n1v
~ merchants are inyied TO examine the splendid stock OF
no now exhibiting the I'd floor Of Nos 49, and 22 cedar
nisMsrh T. ~ UNDERHILL CO
rTO LADiEs.-tLOhIsTsa and others tei ested in the
preservation OF flowers, plaats, &C. during the winter
mouths, should cover the earth soil with Prepared Gu no
which IS invaluable for the above purpose TO be had
packages thr,e shngs each per ID by the
barre, stS Halseys Steam Mills, GO Vesey street. n Y
To LsT-Aa eaSpliS Y1ll street Hea, low. Apply to
haass Wall street.
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HAarrie(I.

Married.
AT Albany, wednesday, evening" Nov. 10, by Rev DR.
Sprague, CHARLES l.. STEWART, to AMANDA Louts,
PoNsroRD, both of New York
On Thursday Nov. II, by the Rev Mr. Louehlin. Mr.
JOHN HURLEY to Miss ELIZABETH KELLY, both OF thi,
city. %, Canada papers please copy.
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WAsHIseroN, Nov. IL, Is47.
"AsHTNNTUNi wv Ut ~"
A N,tp po,f O6fe. p,anune,am.afo

"A N,w Post Office Prsnuneiamsnto.
new Post oice.edict is being printed, relating to
dead letters ordering that In the ocss which letters
sent all letters not duly called for after advertising
shall be taken up, opened and returned the once
and the individual whence they We hear OF such
pronuneiamento tonight The next Of Old Cave
will probably be discretion to his deputies to opsn al
letters whatever p NJ. g.
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nistraton dss Tabscs Passn and At the royal
factories In Paris Hsvrs Marsses, Bordeaux and Nor
LAX
The samples In conformity with which the deliveries
TO bs made must be deposited ct the manuactory In
Paris where they may be publicly examined every day
from ~ to O'Clock CITE. SIMEON,
Counsellor to the State Director General
Of the administr alton.
The importan ce Of the Massachusetts, Western Rail
road to the city OF Boston, in supplying that city with
breadsu pretty clearly illustrated by the following
table, showing the monthly receipts Of -four at that
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II Bops,-T6i. Eyeairg viii be sold BY Royal Garty
BOOKS chiefly Of ne edtons Of f. .tsnasrd AID
icfh%S'S pS Of
de ssl Bo'suet Victor Hugo Beanger. La FOntane &c
VALUABLE PAINTINGS AT AUCTiON-A. LEVY
w .. sell on at ssos at 800 Broad
om Europe which have not been seen before in hi,
country This sale embraces many choice and original paint
ns sy celebrated masters no" ready for examination
IN PAINTINGS. .REsroRrD--H. JoUFFRUY
neral Ss ehnats h I 9s r &C.
where he Can be found from 10 O'Clock, NJ until Pm
ss I ID g, for Mule Race.
$500 r.. d.,ncfs Entrance Zee. 70 close .;
three more to make race JOEL 81 we RHIf 70
g S,% 8; ss,s, will be sy
A&HA day, Nov ma Fuse Of $3.50 Sa So
z2sS&-SSb best IN 5, IN hamess, free for all
on Saturday Evening by o'clock at Green Bevn,hree
more to make ar.ce aud two TO start nl2H'te
u NEW YORK, TATTEKsALLs-The n.5'
ssu,, sss @ be "ed pss a OF I
horses suit, lie 70, all purposes Also new and secondhand
s.le. every Monday ct eleven oslGea Az properly .Sd
MIA tire No. iie Brosdway.
90 GUNS AND DOGs-For sale, two supeiics
double barreled Guns, by habtqn, the other ~
uO Pirril: aud two thoroughbred English Seers, broke
dogs in thu country Apply at 81 Liberty street nl36t.rc
" FOR sALE--To Wstchmskers and yewel-rs-
A( The entire stock aud fixtures 81 an old estabh,dJew
X rlry store with good or customes' the owner
vii M al lair appraisal for cash and approved paper he
rent Of or. and possession gwen immediately For
further particulars apply e H S!S% bgRR Bowey
NB-Iftbe stock not disposed Of AZ private sale,
the same viii be sold auction 25d inst the
niJ6tsrc Z.
ma DINING SALOON FOR sALE,-The Lease, Fur.
IN nIurc nns Fixtures Of ne DINING ssoon, at No
H South William street will be disposed Of at fair val
neon applied for To person competent and expe
renc in this kind Of business this will good oca.
Apply the premises. between and twelve o'clock
tho day. Terms cash mis- 2tood'rc
Jr~ Si5 900 TO LOAN ON mprov ed Real Esa'e in New
e.H Yok, BROOKLYN or Willismsbursh, Farms IN
LII sums I? suit Q, 81, and per cent Ovnes of pro-
periy those who wish to se chse exchange, or
wish purchase Fam County Seat, House aud Lot
Building Lot and money 10 ned to build good business
'o''' 'A'"'' Of %rysERaExST & sou IS wall stree,
exchange that pay 10 TO IS per cent plsy'fh
Ekk FOR NEW RLEANs-Louisiani sad New
MN York Lin, Of fsehets-Vory reduced rsics-Resu
lar Jacket 70, rhur.dsy N2y ls-lhe rew nd
ham now loading, and viii positively sail as above, her
For freight o- passage having handsome furnished accom-
apply on oo"d e. p coi TN 9? Sl ven
fs,,iysiyse goods VII be received as' "Wednesday eve
Agent 10 New QrIsaa, Mr., William crss,y, who win
rfeaptly forward al goods 70 his sddrsts nissh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-13

BosroS. Nov. 1l-EIcHAEGE BoARD-5 Exchange Bark
ea Boston Bank san; so Me- chants Bank 1905 10 Pitts
bn Copper CO. becd 73 Is bod =, 7 Reading Rsilroad
,Sa Worcester Eairosd s'h 8 DO ssed 35 2, do nod
i5el6 y do sod I5 code sw l33& 100 do i3Od 3 leo do
sGOd 55a 100 do l. ~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-13

Vow 10 the Time 20 Fur Upland Knox. las
Fulton street. prepared his winter custom ers with
the and che Flu to be found in the cry For fur
ther part eua cali at the counter Of KNOX.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-13

(, HURCH OF THE ANNUNC IATION in nth
foI sale Five Pews Nos 20 TO 81 III he est,ra trans
cept selectedss the most des alb the whole church,
being near the pulpit and reciy opposite the OF
ny Jadme, and commanding fall 'iew Of the congregation.
Apply TO q. H. WINTER, 81 Wall street. ever the Mcshsn
ias' bank ga iHsm
rr0 LE1A fgfa.etd ,oom lot sipals gen cmsH bYs
a breach Asaily' ERaulrs u @Hssdst, 10 hoar' "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-13

rI'0 LsT-Aa eResia gall sirsst Hen, low. Apply 10
Ms MN }, New Yerk INSURANCE QNes.
HasF Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-13

CINCINNATI, Nov. H. r, M-Flour-There was no
change II prices Sales footed up about 400 to bbs
at - co. Oats-Sales of 500 sacks made at Zoe
There was but little wheat Offering and prices
were unchanged. Meal was dull Hogs-sales Of 700
were made at 81. Whiskey-sslss Of leo bbls were
made at lsAc 100. River in good boating order.