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From our B.lt,mor, Correspondent.

r. ].
.. BxIumoRE, Nov 3-5, p.
Trial Of I'm $ Birch 1sa~syort for the seut " ar
The N1 York aSd Neg Jsssy siscfions- The Asiti~vs
PhiLadslpAia, a~d Nsp York markets, &C.
The trial of Birch tor oonsprng with Richard j. Turner
deraud the Mechanics Bank this morning.
and will doubtless occupy the court for days 10 come
Il excites pretty general interest in the community
The thee -masted schooner "Csptan Lincoln" ID 10
eave this port to-day for Vera Cruz. having board hy-
six horses quantity OF government stores, and
sers, destined for the army in Mexico.
The returns from New York. was generally sncipa-
ed record total overthrow Of the democracy in all their
old srongholds The following comprise all the
ceived from Phladephia In the papers of this morning OF
the eee tons in New York. sfasr4e
Neg York Citywhg senators have been elected in the
follow ing districts e.r. aIH.%ti
81 district-Hall, GOO majority. asis
9TH s. Lawrence, 400 majority. naH
9th Frost, 900 majority
9th i Johnson, loco majority, all whig gain.
The majorties in the city wards the assembly ticket
are about 1900, Agk
0no"daga County-C;eddes The wing candidate for
ato Is elected and the assembly ticket carried by S ma
ioriy.
Osrego County.-Rome III wing gain; whig candidate
for assembly probably elected. -aEs
Utica.-Whig majority $40 for senator.
Little FaAs.-Whig assembly ticket, 24O majority M
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS assembly ticket 200 majority.
Albany-Stae ticket over 800 wing majority. The
wing and four assemblymen eected-two gain and
one senator. .s ~ M
Tfoy.-Whig majority 1000. Ks ia .s4 h8
LawsNbarg.--2OO wing msjority. sHl tf tit
Rensselaer, senator elected; 200 majority.
Poughkeepsie.-Whig majority 800.
Hyde Park.-5O0 wing majority.
Erie County.-Four wing asssmblymen gained and one
senator elected tt95 Rt rt Ne&
Buffalo gives Fillmore (whig) 1000 majority
Genepa.-2O0 wing majority.
Hhaea.-29 wing majority.
Kings County-The whig senator (Bokee) has 500
joriy, and three wing assembymen elected.
FROM New JERSEY ELEcTtoN-I learn from Phla-
If II,
sey asceraned to be the choice ola democratic governor
and wing legislature This is probably mistake,
the teegaphic despatch, below indicates the wing cand
date for elected by considerable maorityED
UMoN The following all the received through
our Geographic correspondents Princeton, New Bruins
wick, Trenton, and Jersey city; 4..sf 35ntt
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GENERAL TAYLoR.-The Atlanta Miscellany, of the 23d
utmo says "Wc conversed Thursday afternoon last
with gentleman who has been for time attached to
the department in General Tayors dvi-
sion and who left the Rio Grande the 9th ultimo He
informed that the statement contained in the papers
that General would visit this country in the month
November is without foundation. The old hero has his
hands full, and has made call the government for
Inducements disperss the large guerilla forces that
concentrating in the neghborhood of his camp and who
are becoming exceedingly bold and insolent"
The boundary dispute between Canada and New Bruins
wick is reported to have been settled.
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We are much indebted to Mr.. Ousley, the Presidents
gardener for the fine specimen of broccoli which he has
presented to u.s. We have tried it, and its flavor
ponds with its appearance. 1t is decidedly the finest,
largest and most beautiful specimen we have seen du-
ring the season.
tables and fruits AS much credit is due to the gardens
for these productions for the variety of beautiful flow
ers which grace the partees and the fowerpots OF the
ladies' OF the city
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IduRs, Boas, and Victoranes.

MuRs, Boas, and victerfnes
VIZ b. TODD announces his customers generally, and
w 10 the ladies particularly, that he has received
and verv handsome selection Of fine fur articles Of
the most fashionable styles and superior Workmanship,
which he has now ready for their inspection and TO which
he nvite the attention all who may desire purchase
such rich durable truly comfortable, and seasoAbe adj
dons to their wardrobe.
His assortmen pses mus boas, victorines &e. of
Splendid black lustred Lynx
Stone Martin
Russian Fitch
kamschatka Bear
Natural Gray Lynx
Siberian Squirrel
Blue Genet, &C., &C.
Misses and chidrens mus in great variety and very
reduced prices. l3tstse5 80 .flsrp
Also, an invoice of pure white swans1own trimming,
which will be sold either by the skin or single Jo5d
Halter and dealer in caps and furs, Concert Hall
Buildings, Pennsyvania avenue. N
Nov, Jan.n fe ttf
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~ For rent, story hrsek house. now occ"-
pied by Mr. Henry Balmain, near the corner OF
-, 18th and Also Tor rent or sale two-ssoy
brick house and lot 18th and Streets with the name
house and lot adjoining For further PsTcuaprs enquire
of Gao kobI ChulI,
onF street, between 14th and 18th streets.
Nov. "A, MAT lnsellgencer.l
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GENEROUS The Sons of Temperance Of Nashville APP
propraed $500 for the relief of the sufferers by the recent
explosion in that city The money had been set apart
aeray the expenses of grand celebration and public din
ner but they preferred in accordance with that great fun
aamenal principle of their organization which commands
mem to relieve the distressed, abandon the dinner and
p'"ow the money upon this more worthy object.
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ct. JOHNS INSTITUTE Mount Albsn, George
- town.-Ths school will be reopened on the Goth OF
November under the charge Of the Rev A. Ten Brock
Inquiries may be made of the Rev. Smith Pyne Washing
and Of Hugh D. Evans esq or Samuel Donaldson,
esq, Baltimore.
Nov. 3-stcod
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BY TELEGRAPH.
For the Union.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 8.
New JERSEY ELEcrroN-Wright is elected governor by
600 majority, with Atlantic and Cape May counties to
hear from which will about balance each other The
wings have majority of the legislature. " c
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Our readers will see by the advertise in another
column that the Washington Europeans propose give
concert Thursday evening next, Odd Fellows Hall
Their performances spoken of being very amusing
and agreeable.
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Court Martial.


The court in the case of Lieut. Col Fremont was or
gained day at the Arsenal at Washington 1t being
ascerained that Major Mccall could not attend as
member of the court Lieut. Col Hunt deputy quarter
master generaD appointed in place. The charges
against Lieut. Col. Fremont were read and the court
will go into the testimony tomorrow.
Col. Benton and Mr.. Jones of New Orleans were adj
mitted as counsel for Col. Fremont
proposition was made TO permit reporters TO take
notes of the proceedings and the court determined that
they had no right to prevent any taking notes.-the
court not holding themselves liable for the accuracy of
their reports when given TO the public
MoRE REcuTs.-The steamship McKim came down the
river at an early hour yesterday morning, bringing down
TWO hundred recruits for the REGULARS" They were n,
once transferred to the bsrque Parhiau lying of Saugh-
terhouse Point, which will take in hundred and fftv
more from the barracks and leave at once for Vera Cruz
~. o. Pieaypne Oct "a ~ 0'
hEcRuiTs-Ihc steamer Chamette Cant, Williams
arrived from Cincinnati yesterday bringing down Lion,
w. @. Tanehi with l25 for the 18th rgi,ep, Trn;,.d
States nfantry.-b.
For THE SEAT OF Wharf.-The baraue Parbian yiu,,,.
SON, with 200 men for the 9TH infantry under the !,
of Lieut.. s. +. Mumford and 1873 men of tho ran, 80
try under the command of Captain Fulton leo Co. ".
Cruz last evening.
The steamship Fanny under orders to sail Lac eve
ing tor the Brazos, with 100 eamsters and large auanti
OF quarermaser's The following persons ,vs,
booked passengers Assistant Surgeon j. Felix. Mr.
Page and son, Mrs. NJ. Cade, and Mr. b. Cook.
The steamship James L. Day will leave this evening TO,
Mobile, to take on board and transport Vera Cruz the
remainder OF the Georgia battaon.-N o. Delta Oct n
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On motion OF Mr. Rundett. of Portsmouth,

Resolptd, That the democratic State convention be
held Concord the third Thursday OF October, IotS
Voted, That the thanks of this convention be extended 70
the President and other officers for the Impartial and ac-
ceptabe manner in which they have fulfilled their duties
toted That these proceedings be signed by the oices
and published in all the democratic newspapers In the
State.
1.-THE preceding resolutions breathe an excellent Spirit
and we cordially subscribe to all OF them, except the
sanction which they lend to the Wlmot Provso, But the
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THE u MON.


We have received copy Of the proceedings OF the
convention which assembled at Concord on Thursday
last Moses Norris, r, elected president along
with ten vice presidents and three secretaries. County
committees were appointed, and also State committee.
On motion of MIR. Cushman. of Portsmouth, Hon. ia
red w. Williams, OF Lancaster, nominated by acca-
nation as the democratic candidate for governor at the
next March election. 5gsI
Mr.. Wells, of Exeter, submitted a resolution that the
convention now proceed the choice OF two delegates at
large 10 attend the democratic national convention and
that the delegates from the several congressional districts
present retire and nominate delegate for each dis
trict.
After some discussion the resolution was rejected SO
to 10.
On motion OF Mr.. Danforth, of Nashua, il resolved
that the convention proceed 10 elect delegate at
large, and substitute to attend the national convention
and that be recommended to the several councillor
venons to choose the remaining five delegates and their
substitutes to said convention
The resolution adopted, and the convention pro-
ceeded to elect delegate at large with the following
suit:
Whole number of votes sal- l7sI
Necessary for a choice 90
Scattering II
Moses Norris, jr had "a
Mace Moulton 4O
Richard Jenness - 1l3
and WAS elpctad
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On motion of Mr.. Kittridge, of New Market,

Resoivsd That this convention recommend to The democ
racy the Union that the democratic national
be held at BdlfinAe the FouaTH July, la3a
Voted, That the nomination of electors OF President and
Vice President be referred convention consisting the
democratic representatives in the next legislature,
sembe Concord the 81 Thursday of June next and
that those towns by democrats in the egis
are be authorized send delegates to said convention,
equal to the number of representatives to which they
entitled and that the delegates this convention in said
towns be authorized to call primary meetings for that Pur
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ind la,.s,Ii,ndiue P,at,ons 10 clad. D,
t,tiaH cdScS.
1--WE sub,trilcr, having been fora :
time engaged N u,c,ng1lus oAm'
iur PENSIONS. arrears 81 pclsious, i'Ha'f
iai.ds commu,aiiun Of hall paw, Wfou'
military pi, &c. & and hi,lng o.. "
Laws, Forms. and Koguaiious, from &C.,
Pcnsion niiloc,-ls Therefore picpaui TOO
Vigorously and rompiiy. at hl, oWnfl.t A.
expense without tee at reward (~hcn tl,..
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visHsi t fr.aisr', every ~e,k 81 that
sorncrng orcn ionA p'ffe
leanc'' and Lar A,Ae sfc lc'pcl - ih
tfAf s.rrf.-
PIT ltfsa sftcsIfn obi tI.cssc 49,
ibc system o. have colo 'eci. Ilcsa.,c MI
r.f~ t,tn rsse
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lN.a .tl,. f"hcn. snIc lit,ts. iIts. sN
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cas,s,nd oi tAc Nlfnc it,tc - PROBABLY go
medicine nos know 50 gooi.
bv',' Il o, lhc iea 'iIrs IN iic world
'of lisfus (icsd ihc dIfcelons sioun. ihc
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We sh. lccouc, - >u4.. t.r aal &c axe a.
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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-11-10

'E'f l. preceding .i1ure Is gwen To frprc.
.~ui toe lnsrnsinlc Pcf>iifainn. In.
i-c ,t.il eracuan0n TOR the impurities Of the
body. l. WI be noticed HAT \ laick cloudy
met i>,ass from al points OF the surface,
Which indicates that tins Icr>plrtli0n i'pvs
un,niettuptcdly when We are IN health. but
ceases when We are SICK Late canno, be
sustained wihou, 1t |, u thrown "a from
Tie blood and other iuiccs OF 'hc body. and
di-pnscs hy this means, oi nearly all the i'm.
puiilie- within Us. TIE language of Scrip.
lure -, "thc blood i the lilc." II It ever
teuomos impure. It may be traced ducc,ly
Ia tho siuppage of tie iHest Ntic f.rsrirafi,n.
THUS we see. al that = necessary when th,
Lloud ~ siagnani, or injected, /, To opeu the
pores. and II relieves lis,lf from all lmpuril,
instantly. Its ,wI heat aud vitality are sui
'icicnt, without ore particle o' mcl..iIc, cx-
ccp, to open thu pores upon the surface 500
inI~ We see the folly oi taking ~ much IN
,.rual remedies. Al GrcunOners, however
direct their efforts TO restore the lnsensib.c
pcriprauun. The lhom,onln, Tor instance
0cap,t the lIydro,,'hIsi strpuds Us in wet
blankets, ihc Homo llhi>i d'a.s out lafuls
simAlS, the Allop,lhi,, deeds anl do,sc, vs.
win mercury. and tie tluslotlug Uuaoh
torres rs WITH pulls, ~ is. pills.
10 give some Ii,l Of TIE amount Of tie
lnscnslh.c pcfspira'lon. we VIII state that tho
learned Dr. Ieweri OK, ascerained that
hve -.lghis Il -. .' eftivc 800 iUt >.uinlch,
| q ,ssc, "a b., lnis n,t. aus IT, other words.
n Ne eat and dunk cighi pound pee CAV, We
lc,scueie FIVE pounds Of 1t by the ln,on,irle
peisprail1n.
TINS J., none other than Tho uscf up r1rli-
Gle, ,he t'ond, and aher lul0r, giving
place 20 tac new aud lr'shonc~ Iochcck
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TnE GRAEFENBERr FILLS.

"Fa'eri. should be Vie means o' 'neaicui'
bic and cniuung b.c-ines ~ ihe human
iNm,N Suufn>e iut example. NAT high
order Of ialsnI bong and s,.Aclous rh~cf''.
ion. AID great mcdlcal loatnn. aud cNp'u.
.ntr are lf.uoH io boar unon iN, tu'eriinn
ans m,nuf ..tr.ih llll WHY may nni
'riS lrrr trvu.I. ..t .rn 80 rialI.
..,... li. -..f.i. c.ri -tuf,t talent. and
tons Ia other thin.. lDsTc H. ~ reason .
and fl, bot the .n..e.t dieist, Of the sim
MES, common sense ,o s,,. tha,n pa thus
rfndu,cd ~l,tic,t an nri,l, can
- m,nt,f,c,ut,d l., man Y,,,aM ff, tf4rs
J,ronon To- an, one suir,twI Ii,,
man of ahtl,, the mastery over II 1M.
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upon unknown Oceans. instead Of ilmlIy
sailing within >f,hi ~ ftuilllr 'ntd marks
Sowuh the discovery ui the N,w Noni.
upon whose shores was 10 arse thus mighty
nation ~ power, plor,, y MISSION Tar b,.
vond tie conccrliau ol TIC widest lsucy ---
Tic oh World h,s rrachci - highest dr.
tinv tho "lu,ln,s> of unc tsc~ ucsr f,r tuc
revelation of the NV, AID behold ihc lm-
mortal Columhus, from the 'urccastlo oi hi>
drrnohei and leah, vessel found IT -
with the invention OF pfiu.trc. OF steam. 81
the magnetic telegraph. Each 81 these bad
its own 'iulness OF iinic, marked di,nnc, and
Prn,ldcuial
IJ'Ig Hc ws6icG' 'cirgcc N- same .f,G,
uhii0,oyh!cal D'iHc,yie - ,guaNy uGrIcd --
Mos, beautiful are the illustrations and poo
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;# GRsE:iAT3tS:
.FNJ"T &C -
"a E,. MEDIC
WESTERN NEW YORK
{ DF.s s'tE or Ese.ts.Tss.
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va Z, e., ,Ai.Git\'N VEGETABLE
? llInO\ rKlPIlC ADV ERlINE
~ ieR ,rla ~ Ca0,r. ! Nerg.
5a,r1. ISL ns, cmphincally the case
"a .., ,fu,lc. seas, has ever Welded
d., ul>: ulrvc lous medical pow .--
So .c.rf :. I,s gone, and Snuih Nme,,i.
a4.N. Canada, aud the United States
..tr proved sac lfuth OF lhis statement, the
= ~, I.ot4'lan iu a sitone AID pm, "n
t.f,c. t,.s Vie Whole s'ot, lhva.3s, tie
icutuu wli,h ynu are cured ma, ~
En-. t...,u g. Nun. hot eiesuit OF a trisl al
I.., ai'f,lc satisfactory; Ncu are restored
lN..sr. 20 q ihe cure Iomuns with The
i.c uriltirc Is q compound Of
,rt. yivn dlsiuc, v,srtablc agencies. each
lNcel r,oi h,> lis own particular, eA-
.A,. IL. 'lcal property, corficiing with
.,r crmcuuud-e root makes IL,
c,it-fuA - pctl,cl combination,
fa.rn SOTO the sss'cmlt doc, tic woik
>Arpar. WHOM her avs were lirsl cs-
,led. iq'crdcd IT should do-purfcs.
t.-.f.fIsfs an8 restore, tie broken down.
tr, ..dcd constitution bfop>,, IN al. rs
ri.f8f',r-. vii tc completely eradicate j
Ir.l fso system. rs 81, Csc. Sec pamphlets
.futs' hands, for ice crcutiunn-itcy
spool eii diseases. AMI show s'fnnnN
.n.ts Gravel, anl a.i complaints at tie
,f aN organs torn also ihe cNpse oi erc'l
ani \aophus l.rhouttp'ic has as
f' suiIll cc'''r'.' -rr ihe country,
-t.ct uft. It ,as % adj o. thi, 'i,i'e stnr
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that % h,~ AUS anracict To-
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Nc NW,u.i number 1910 ot tie "l}Onsl'
n,nsi srt NorH, Ec,e~ of Medical aud
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PENSION AGENCY

.AEW pension LAW FOR NlnONS
ind ia,.s Attaining P,ations 10 Ck.... %. %
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In.pi'.s H."i',"u, f-".n' hnss KuIiand
Mills. Cleror'h Ii,couh: West Rutland.
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& tagl.orn Sudbury. Wallan & HYDE !;
iiydevi.lc, II Hodges F,ltnovcu. 4. & j.
e ,nca We,'haren II $ Armstrong !:
Henson. :. W. Wa.kri; Wells. Groves.
Rcals q Co.. Panlci, Whcdon 4 Wlrkham.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-01-26

home, and deprived Of the coufortng a"d consoiag
presence of The cherished partner OF his bosom vet Il
be a consolation her, and to his orphan Children
to be assured that IN his sch uess he
rounded By deyo friends, who iseTe to hn al!
tina, the skill Of tie experienced PhH sics cont
sucpest-al that Kindness ant sincere s9cltu.e for s
recovery could ANA that IN tie hour Of hiss SPIT
its departure from this worlI to enter the realms Of bliss
yond The grave the PRAYERS Of sorro"nE a1 pleasing
hearts accompanied TO The throne 81 mercY- tie te
believe N ve1s fall coat-eEct OF TIE
power Of his Eedreuer
We w accompany has less remains 70 ii" co1tlnrs
Of THIS city: but anticipate as arrival ~ nat home
he eft recently frlI Of hope We wonif not WIZ
that col!i. TIA. thonght Of II sNri!s
the heart with mp thy, for know not how soon our
happy homes present slIiI! scene OF S9rr3N
0 w. know not, hat tEtt families.
eateI with the fonf hopes Of sp"e-E retara,
yet be ciiiri upon to weep tears o. bitter agony
COLI uui srol-c4 remains, coaFeye1 to t4tl
from this place.
In other days knew the bereave3 wife Of decet
ed renIs- spent the happy days Of her youth, aear
my early home. bat expTess the hope tat
assurance here make, that hal it been the
power Kindness and the skill TO have
him whom H. loved life death, he had returned
dispensition Of Prov teach her ami TO bow
for His glory.
Mr.. Berry, Of Monroe, moved that the above euogr
character Of tie deceased be placed the
Journal and that the Senate % adjourn, which was
nsen,ed to, when the Senate az ouraet-
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-01-26

The \ o. Picayune or the 9Th inst contains adTices
from Tanpico, by the schooner Aspe, three days later
than prev oasly received The is Of no iinpor-
taacc. United States vessels touching there al
every day company OF the Is, Artillery, li9
strong under Capt John Magruier. arrived from New
Yo-:. the a9,l ut IN the bark Ivanona. brig was
the olng when the Arspe sailed. having on board re-
III, GA Infantry. The U. S. Spi,fire,
ant schooners Refer AM Nonata sailed the 2oth
nit for >n;on Lz4rlo. bat returned to The bar the
following cay, owing contrary WINS aai prospect
OF bal weather. The two former got under way ag4in
- gae 20,h
TanPeo under gaol pol.-e reg,llon=, AM qaiet.
Nr Chas. lhe husband Of The Heroine, had b,ea ap-
peutc+ Collector Of Ct9uis. Rumors of n4el at
tsczs from ,as Nexirans were occasionally spread
through the town, ba aieI away without any such dem
o..stg4t.o as.--Ctn. G4z.