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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-02

HE GLOBE HUl Ell, % broadway.
THIS HOUSE has, duriug the summer, been re-
~. niture. $50 '' ~" 'N
twill be re-opened for TmvA- e1, &C. Tuesday next
the 9th and will be kept the old plan
with the addition Of table dhote few families sin
o. lm"rc JAMES H. PAGE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-02

HOWES & CO.'S N. Y. MAMMOTH CIRCUS.
HIS unryaled corps OF Equestrians will perform at
Middleown the goth Of October; at Port Jarvis the
November; AZ Somerve the Sd; bennington the 4th
This is the Largest Establishment organized in the
Carriages convey the performers, wardrobes music
TRANS amsng whom the Greatest Female Rider OF the
MADAME MARIE MACARTE,
whose new style Of Equestrian Feats peculiarly her own
being chaste aud classics her graceful and
ence render this gifted and grti,e the lead
ing feature Of the arena IN this country The fropretos
refer the public to the brilliant description given IN the re-
specye Of the extraordinary and daring fsats
performed b. this distinguished artiste
Eqv es;riai Director, Mr. HOWES; Riding Master, Mr.
NIXON. and the pnapprosehable Clown, Dan RICE,
the Performers il the celebrated and principal Nj
der the Napoleon Of the Arena Mr. HOBBS whose esta on
nile Of ship BY Master Nixon Olympic E.sr
Tamblsr, Mr.: MACARTE. Wonderful Feas BY ny
in their elegant Gymnastc Pastures and Grouping Mr.
nas.c., by MI, N1on and his son Mr. Howes in HI, ny
G. Howes IN Slack Rope Evolutoas Mr. Geo Sweet, the
celebrated Tight Rope Dancer; With variety Of Others
The whole comprising the leading. talented, and
HOWES u CO.'S New York Mammoth Circus.
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THE INYISIRIE WIG

THE INVISIBLE WIG
GO closely resembles the real head of hair that scepcs
~ and eonnoisseurs have pronounced il the perfect
and extraordinary invention Of the The great
OF this novel and unique Wig, is its being made without
sewing or weaving whch causes ITS appearance closely to
peaanse as TO defy detection being so beautiful
porous and ree that in all Of evapo
ration Is and the great evils Of ether wigs avoid
ed The cepc and connoisseur alike invited Inspect
ting the head AT the inventors "a c. BARRY t6 Broad
way corner Of Liberty street. up stars. sf7 Imsmc
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Died,

Died,
In the town of Mukwonago, Wisconsin, on the 9Th
Oct, AMOS THOMPSON, aged SO. He was native of
Mansfield Conn., and for services rendered to his coun-
try in the revolution, received pension.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-02

VANDERLYN'S GREAT NATIONAL
DICTURE of the Landing Of Columbus. painted BY order
of Congress, is exhibiting for short time in the
large saloon Of the Academy of Design Of Broadway
and Leonard streets.
Open from "A NJ to oP M Season tckeu 50 cents; sim
gle admission, IS cts; descriptive pamphlets, Ga.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-02
APOTHECARIES HALL.

THIkTY.SIX CATHERINE STREET
MARY A. WATSON returns her sincere thanks to the
1 friends of her late husband and the public generally
for the literally bestowed him for the last
and begs that she intends the
Mrs W. has engaged superintendent of the business,
eleven years. experience in the business Of Apohecay,
Chemist and Druggist of the principal Eng.
land and subsequently, in this city, and whom she
deny recommend those who may favor her with
support Those who sntrust him with their
may depend upon having them prepared with accuracy
and dispatch.
men allowed to prepare medicines wait
large supply of fine Swedish and Smyrna Leeches are
any time during the day might without extra charge.
Country physicians supplied with and drugs
aud medicines large assortment Of Hair Oils Coiognes
rs ences, and fancy articles for ped'as OIL lwsr
DIR. ROAKE'S IODINE LINIMENT.
THE ASTONISHING success that has attended the APP
plcaon Of this most valuable Liniment and the hi IN
testimonals that daily received my calling
upon the afflicted the only remedy that
be relied upon and will do all that il is
iodine OF known and established efficacy.
1t permanently and e nIiTglliy fIIss
of the limbs contractous of cords and and govt
Of how long standng spains bruises,
hard swengs and enl ged joints yield few
in scofua Kings Evil enlarged glands diseases of the
spine and hip joints do!oeux and all affections
of flesh wounds and causing them to heal few days It
has been known fail curing the stubborn
fever and legs pain the Kidneys in
Ii speedily and efectually eadcaes erupons
Of the skin the form Of salt rheum erypelas pmples
rnsworm BARRIERS iich scad head &C. Ii instantly
cons bunions chlblans, &c. Sold by s. IN GER
SOIL, sole proprietor 90 John street. o3 eodlmsnc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-02

"PALO ALTO CHAMPAGNE"
" INVOICE Of this q Patriotic and Delicious Wine, u
n has been received by the subscriber which the
attention Of Hotel Keepers and Private Gentlemen invited
For sale IN lots to suit purchasers, by
X B. DAILY imnortey of w mes, &c.
m Broad street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-02

COUGHS, COUGHS, COUGHS,
CORBYN'S COUGH LOZENGES-This popular RENE
Ody will be found the eecua for the
cure of coughs colds hoarseness irritation Of the lungs,
shortness Of BREATH asthma consumption &c This not
like many up merely please the palate
but to these Distressing symptoms which but too Of
ten prove fatal when neglected thousands testify
who have experienced their happy aud sauiary effects
ny OF whom have been reduced to the brink Of the
Ihey promote free and expecoraon and require
confinement single box will the most obstinate
cough that existed
For sale by g. COLBY, chemist, &c. 35l Pearl ST. Frank
lin square, agent for the United States. o24 lm@r
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FALL FASHION, 1876.

"A WIN. BANTA, No. % Canal street, and 1870 ~
Chatham street, offers his friends and the public -
ss.omen, Of Hats Of the new style the foowns
fur Hats warranted hape color 81 shor
nap silk Hats fur bodies 81 50 first quality Paris mole
Also the fall Of chldrenb silk velvet and
cloth mohair, CLOTH OIL silk plush and fur caps
Boys fall pattern fur and silk hats. oil 1msrc
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UNION COURSE,
UNION COURSE, l.. l.
@lAsSxSassSx

CCORDlNG to agreement, the second between
"A Lady Suffolk and X Polk, for purse Of 5000 comes
off Monday next the 2d of November, at half-past
O'clock TWO MiIes and repeat.
A. Bryant enters Lady Suffolk, go under the saddle.
A. ConkIn enters j. X. Polk o a skeleton
Also-Paeng Match for $2ooAie heats, best in 5,
o'clock precisely.
James McNsn enters Capt. Waugh, go to wagon
Isaac WoodrnH enters r. Boston Merry 40 sulky
New York, October 26 1886. u. SPlCER
o1g &ie
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X N o X

U 1928 FULTON STREET, (Sun Buildng) "a
- Deeming IL enter into particulars -
respecting his Fall Fashions for 1885, would simply that
his style will excel beauty ghtness, aud color
any thing offered the Hatweang public Of the city
Of New York. His prices low as his hats fine
o. Paris style OF Hats manufactured and for sale by
o2g Iwis KNOX,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-02

PLUMBOTYPES.
GOLD M DIAL WARDED
Proprietor Of the Pp%bs National pguen,n Gal
o n.y. pc h s. ~ c S 70 this sy
SSsIa ,o' sa a ss
s,SO1aw1y Plates; Cases and stock of ali descriptions:
TO LET
WELL finished three story, House and Attic,
sa :. with back
2! sGha and h from 70 % :. 1a from
xAa SS wal. Of he Ferry vii
IRON room: and ssl,I Rem, from ,s
with privilege 5i Xs e II 3.EEN Apply
E Ss;fnsai End asd.f s.aT court yard in 'front.'
W mi .SS s
in yisw Of Tompkias square beng finished and will
house replsts with all the modern Improvement Terms
Of the purchase moHs{ NAY remain mort
$50 lw.rrc u Wall street, or on the premises
BOARDING MERCHANTS HOUSE,
Nos. 1876, 137 and l39 Broadway.
families and single gentlemen desiring Board for the
s.ss; SsS. am Pleasant
0as lm.rre ORLANDO FISH
COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOX SALE.
- Ahn nesoence OF me late Leonard Kip Esq,
E out Of the city Of Hartford Conn The house stands
ON the high grounds overlooking the city from which
Is not distant ten minutes walk Ii double house
ionr rooms ON hoor with large porco in front and
modern convenience and in the
and barns directly in the of the house.
finished the most substantial The garden
with fruit trees Of the kinds desirable
for gentleman wishing retire the city could mot be
found ON account of the beauty Of the
the society Of the city its advantages of
from the neighboIhood Of Trinity College mot than
Of mile dstan the ease of to New York
and Boston At all ofthe wear.
Hall the purchase Nancy remain mortgage for
iegh oil tme or be paid IN insaments the
Apply to LEONARD w. KIP
1872 Broadway, New York or
Oh 2weodsrc Rev. VIM l. KIP. Albany.
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- OLD BOSS RICHARDS is astonishing g
the citizens and country people with wonder s
ul low prices for his hes, quality and
~ and durable Boots and Shoes. Look for BOSS RICH
ARDS No 325 and 324 Hudson corner Vandam St
N.BThousands Of every kind to fit the foot and please
he mind. o3 imsr
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CAUTION

CAUTION,
ITO. HOTEL AMP sToRE-KEEPERs. against a per
l. son from rhlladelpha, trying to palm upon them
spurious article Of Wine Bitter. and Wild Cherry Brandy
sand to be manufactured by This the public
that have travelling agent under the of Tobias en-
cepting my son, Joseph f. Tobias.
SOLOMON TOBIAS.
s29 lm'r No. 60 North Third ST., Phil delph,a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-02

LONG BREED CANARIES.
SN THE Celebrated stock ofW. s. Broadway, will be
WIG offered for sale at NO. John street Bird Fancers
&,((.r invited to call and them. They admitted
< to be the best in the United States Chinese Lark
song with the usual variety Of and valuable birds
Cages, Seeds, &c for sale by A. GKIEVE,
OF IN re NO.5J I'm ree ~, Y.
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PREMIUM BOOTS
l,jcL .CuIoo ood C,xuU D~o6.

PREMIUM BOOTS
Quick Sales and Small Profits
=. FINE FRENCH BOOTS for 50 so. our own make
and waTrsnied TO g,ye satsseton fine French imperial
Dress Boots for 81 so, equal 10 those usually sold in
- Broadway for Sc or ST., at YOUNG & JONES' fne
French Boot and Shoe Mandatory of the most FASH
praise in the late Fair Of the American Institute for the
price, sold this city Boots Shoes CATERS &c made
TO order the shortest notice Mendng &c done in the
YOUNG x JONES, Ann st.
lmsie
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-02
ID. KELLINGER'S EMINENT.

49, IN this wonderful preparation the afflicted have
III Ngot what they have long and seriously called for
A-Not solitary the sale o. twenty thousand
bottles has been known failing do all that expected Of
IT, Ia acts like magic all rheumatic Affect and
of all and every nature yield to il immediately 1t
horse as the application made and in shorter time than
any other remedy offered the people 1t very fra
safe and agreeabe-to be used upon all
nsll and ntes and no fear Of taking cold after
the life Of his in using twenty
bottle has failed.
High this place groce after groce has been used
without failure. Mr.. Arnold Mason and Mr.. Samuel Ro
ber builders Of the bridge: Mr. Mason that by the
Of three four bottles his rheumatic pains have been entire
ly eradcated Mr. Roberts gives his opinion that
Of the Of saving his life from injury
tanned from fall To be had al 90 John street, aud at the
great Central Depot Harlem Railroad Office, City Hall, in
large bottles, at 50 cents per bottle. $50 mSrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-02
NEW YORK RIDING SCHOOL.
NOS. IS T. 81 WHIT STREET.

Betpeen Hudson aud Grye,cich streets
MIR. J. MERRIAM takes this opportunity of re turning
k1 his grateful acknowle dgments those who have
20 handsomely patronsed him from the first
identified with the New York Riding School, and pledges
himself to endeavor BY the most unremittng attention
inform his friends aud the public that he will re open his
Evening Glasses IN connection with his Day School, for tut
ton and riding, Monday evening the ed OF
vember. Application TO be made the Office School
JAS CODDINGTON. Proprietor
ire -
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A GENTLEMAN and his wife, wi,hsurehildrsn OF two
single Gentlemen, with either full Partial beard
delightful communicating be we'll and pleas
accommodated IN small private family where onIy few
are received Apply al Clinton second door from
Amity street, South Brooklyn. References exchanged
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LOOK AT THIS

:. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN. if you want fine
Particle Of Boots Shoes call st 367 Broadway where
will find the largest and the
~ most fashionable in the city. Do not mistake the mum
Der, 367 Broadway, cor. of franklin street.
N. B-A large assortment OF Imported French Boots
the low price Of Five dollars, and the largest
over shoes OF all kinds. M. CAHILL.
o20 i'm re
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-02
THE PIANO-SINGLNG-
ENGLLNH

M RS. MORLEY. Pupil Of the Celebrated Crovi and Sir
vA George Smart. prepared give lessons Singing in
English or Italian and the Piano Forte her residence
able terms Mrs also ready teach schools classes
IN the city in the country.
10 musical accomplishment connected with a refined
education is the passport ety all
attractions and those who wish av of such
Morley. 400 Inn y rrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-02

UNION HOUSE.
TINE subscriber has taken the above named spen
did Hotel, just completed, the Of the beautiful
village Of sprnafeld Mass and will the for the
is large, richly finished and furnshed and offers
sdvsntageso all persons travelling through springfield fol
business OF pleasure. Having recently kept the UNITED
States Hotel" and Congress HAIL. Saratoga, the sub
scber respectfully his old friends and patrons and
S. s. SEMAN.
Springfield, July "a, 1886. ana 3msr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-02

HAIN DYE
RATCHELDERS Instantaneous Liquid Hair Dye is abb
- soutey the only article yet invented that be
pended to color the human hair whskers &C. without
staining injury to the skin, destroying the health and
elasticity Of the hair This fact is atesed by hundreds who
and take possible The
Tor will be disturbed by washing and will be
found perfectly uniform and without any of those
natural tin much complained Of ordinary dye.
Sold wholesale and retail by
WIN: BATCHELOR, Wallst.
Apen pbrta pk Eng 81 1tu,kv
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MRS. II. HILTON,

MhS. Z. HILTON,
81 Broddtcay, opposite Trinity Church.
EUhNiSHED and pleasant apartments, with bedroom
attached for permanent transient boarders suitable
also for gentlemen and their wives with without board
and the privilege OF breakfast served in their own
Gentlemen IN business will will find the loo aten very con
venient for its Equity to Wall IT, ole Ims ne
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NOTICE TO HOTEL KEEPERS, SC.
A YOUNG MAN Of known respeetability andShtegrity
Is desirous of situation BaTkeeper He is fully com
petent TO conduct suen business sdvantszeousIy having
long been az the head Of hst department frs
houses IN this city No objection the country sasac
tory references Address A. H., TO the Of MIR. j.
jones. engrsyer. - Nassau street, New York.
OIL Nsrrc
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BOARDING IN A PRIVATE FAMILY.
FEW genteel Boarders be accommodated at s8i
"A Boone street, Hudson street, the large
with pantries attached there bathing with hot and
cold water at any time Every attention will be paid
make comfortable and quiet home For further
lars please enquire the house. 5sa Broome street.
II King. 1872 Broadway. $50 lw*r
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FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL.
Experienced Teacher, residing in the Country, take
"A into her family number Of Children exceeding
boarders and scholars No pains spared render
house pleasant home the pupils and advance them
their studies Great attention paid to their and morals
The situation very retired and healthy. No day schoa
is admitted There present three vacancies For
ference and terms enquire at 81 Hammond street.
rrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-02

MONEY LENT.
THE HIGHEST PRICES advanced in large and small
Sums gold and silver Watches, Diamonds Plate
ery Dry Goods Furniture Clothing every
Ell Personal Property. JOHN NJ DAVIES
Licensed Pawnbroker 232 William st. near Duane IT.
Persons received in private Office by ringing the bell
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-02

DAGUERREOTYPE APPARATUS FOR SAIL.
CERMAN French and American Cameras, Lens Plates,
" Cases, Chemicals &C. 10 per cent cheaper una" any
other place in the United states, at fl2 broadwV
NIB. Instructions carefully given IN me srt r.
Also wanted 10 hire good lathe Tor brass or
l,sht I, on Won y,nth tools. 10 ole lm&e
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-02

GREAT REDUCTION IN PENMANSHIP.
MIR OLIVER b. COL DSMITH will reduce his terms
l of uiion this day Three Dollars for the full
of Writing lessons and extra charge guaranteeing to
pupil told and youngl satisfactory improvement.
Two persons same day from family. only
Five Dollars Rooms 289 Broadway, La Fargo Buildings.
Open day and evening from A. NJ. to p. M. Ladies
class daily at II A. NJ, excepting Saturday. ltsrrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-02

MENAGERIE AT NIBLO'S
II AYMOND WARNINGS Collection Of Living Ami:
~ mails this city, the largest in the United
States The place well adapted and beautifully fitted up
for the reception Of the public.
Menagerie from to H. A. NJ; from to r. M and
from TO 10 O'clock in the evening.
u Admission Is cents-Children, half price,
n2nf n
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-09-08
ELOQuENT EXTRACT.

A spirit offault finding an unsaIlshed tenn
per; constant irrirabiiiy; little Inequalities IN
the look, the temper, or the manncr; bro"
cloudy dissaiisfed-will more than neutral
ize all the good you can do, and render life
anything but blessing, 1t is in such gentle
aud quiet virtue as meekness aud iorbearance
that the happiness and usefulness OF life con
slsts, far more than in brilliant cloqucnce,
splendid talent, or illustrious deeds that shall
send the name to fut1re times.
Ii is the bubling spring which flows gently
the lille rivulet which gides through the
meadow. aud which runs along day and night
by the farm-ho that is usa al, rather than
the swollen food or the warriug cataract
Niagara excites our wonder; and we stand
amazed at the power and greatness OF God
there, as he 'pours it from his halaw hand
But one Niagara is enough for . continent or
a world; while the same world needs ihOus-
ands and tens Of thousands Of silver fountains
and gently flowing rivule's, that water every
farm and meadow. and garden, and that shall
flow on every day and every night with their
gentle and quiet beauty. 80 With the acts
Of our lives. 1t is no. by great deed only.
like those OF fIowa:d-not by great suffcrings
only, like those of the mariyrs-that good is
to be done; it is by The daily and quiet virtues
of lifc-the Christian temper the meek for
bearance, the spirit of forgiveness in The hus-
hand. the wife. the father. the mother. the
brother, the sister, the friend. the neishbor.
that good is TO be done, and in this all may be
useful. Rev. Albeit Barnes.
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FRayKLfS AND HIS EygNIEs.-Franklin
communicates to John Jay. when seventy
seven wears old a comfortable reflection. 1t
was in reply 10 a letter Of Jays, wherein ii
was remarked, that on certain convlvial &C.
casion, while his (Frankin's) friends drank
his health. there were others who like you
a. iiuie as the eagle did the cat, and probably
for IN. same reasons Franklin in his au-
swrr. thus " rites Of his sHemies:
Il have as you observe some enemies IN
England, but they are my enemies as an A.
merican. have also two or three in AmcrI-
ca. who are my enemies as minister; but
thank God that there are not any in the whole
world who are my enemies as man; for by
his grace, through long life. ] have been SO
e:.abled 10 conduct myself, that there does
nat exist human being who can justly say.
Ben Franklin has wrnngcd me.-This my
friend in old age is comfortable rs:iec-
tisD.'
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HOW TO AVOID WRINKLES AND
NEVER TO GROW UGLY.

Isaw the lady OF the house; and much as
liked master. don't know but what liked
mistress more. Such dear. kind hearted
creature. aud SO good looking; anu oil Tue
sort which uever Look old or ugly, even II
she lived TO the age oi Me;husrlah. And
her f,pdness for her old nan is quite delight
full. None Of YOUR my dearng' or my low
ing nonsense, or anxiety about everything;
he likes 10 eat aud drink dl,agreeiug with him,
bat good downright, honest. hearty affection.
which was beautifully displayed in the hap
py smile when she regarded 'be old fellow
and witnessed how truly he seemed 10 be ell
owing himself That's what I'd recommend
all wives to do. who wish to preserve their
good looks. A woman's beauty depends so
much upon expression. that, il that he spoiled
farewell to all her charms; and which moth
ing tends more TO bring than cOuntenance
sourcd with imaginary rares, instead OF he
ing liz hted up with th ,nkfulness for innumcr-
able blessings. That's what makes hall the
women wither away into wrinkles so eaily IN
life. whilst nothing renders their beauty so
LASTING as that placid look OF pure benevoie%ce
which enanaies from heart fall oi thanks 10
God, Affection fui those nearest and dearest to
him, and goodwill towards all auSiud.-
Bl0ckscood,s Magazine.
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Old Addison Forever!

This county will be the Banner County.
10 fifteen towns heard from. Gov. Slade
had 60 minority only last year, now Gov.
Eaton has 935 majority. making gain in
every town; aud in al, rs net Wing gain.
And, strange to say,
MIDDLEBURY
has nett gain of l47, notwithstanding a
Loco Representative claims to be elected :
Give us credit when il is due. All the towns
in the county heard from. have done well,-
Bridport, Bristol, Salisbury, Leicester. Corn
wall and Goshen, in particular. Bridport
has reduced her Loco vote from As to %.
Bristol from so to s., and her abolition vote
from 60 TO IS. Salisbury, her Loco vote is
reduced from SIS TO 81, in Leicester from O.
70 9. in Cornwall from 10 TO ]. The ,awn-
Of Goshen gave but Que Locofoco vote and.
reduced her abolition vote from. 24to.14.
The returns from Goshen show that. aLo--
co in that town voted for Bradley for, Con-
grcss, being candidate for TINT party, inihe
frat District, to which the adjoining town.
Branaon, belongs, and where be prebabay'ob-
tanned his vote; but it is just as well. as-ihe
vote would be lost in either District Com