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SERMON ON WAR-We have learned with great
satisfaction tina, Rev. DR.. BUSHNELL, of Hartford,
preached sunday evening last ct his own Church on
the subject of War highly esteemed correspondent
has sent copious notes OF the Discourse exsmins
ton OF which leaves room for doubt that 1t was
production marked In eminent degree by those quail
tiles of mind and heart which have for the author
the high reputation he holds man and Minister of
the Gospel We can hardly spare at this time the room
which our correspondents report would occupy and
beside without fesr that we might do njus
tce 10 the suihor by inserting sketch which At toe best
could give only nsdeqasss impression OF bis thoughts
and opinions We the less inclined to avail our
selves OF the report from conviction that Discourse
OF such character from Divine OF great and deserved
celebrity can hardly fail of beins published from the
thoris own manuscript Our thanks. however, are on
this the less due to the friend who has
brought the Sermon to notice.
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RICHMOND co.

Henry B. Metcalf Wing, County Judge, is elect
ed by IS majority; Lot C. Clark, Wing. chosen
District Attorney, by l45 majority
An Independent Wing ticket was run in this
County. bat the regularly nominated ticket tn
umphed over that and the Loco-Foco nominations
The District Attorney election was contested
with great spirit, in consequence Of the strong
LocoFoco influence used at the dyeing and print
ing establishment which turns out aboutl5o voters,
and the success Of the Wing candidate is great
triumph.
The ticket is an excellent one.
For the following returns We are indebted to the
Albany Evening Journal:
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polifics of lava.

The following letter from a friend in Iowa gives
flsttering, and we dare say, truthful account OF
our political prospects in that youngest OF the SIS
terhood of States Gen. Browne and Mcknight
have mere than local reputation we have heard
them spoken OF often here and always in terms Of
ligh commentator. If elected to Congress-as
we have many assurances they will be-they will
assume and maintain a position undoubtedly cred
liable to themselves and advantageous to the
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convenient 70 them hsn the researches necessary for Tia
investigation Of trula. and long a. they viii b n,
posed upon there will slssys BE- found those 10 cor,
W. an p"inf ont me wsys I'D ma.ns rsjoee ~,
lns subject n exciting the attention Of the comrnunir~
lhe paohc mind needs To b. enlightened that m,v =
impressed Win me Importance OF Il. Let the evil a.
men DO sn1 tne various consequences attendant me-
the OPERATIONS OF q vss, msjority Of prscrto,.,Tsa
realized 10 the full extent and may then ns.l,.,
hope that degraded - The profession now 4. IT, 80,
msy e, come when msn OF esgesron t.len, snd ln.,
intelligent community. J. r. FOSTER NJ
Hsw.r0rk, June s. 1871 No I. W.--
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HAT HAT KINGDOM FoR HAT KNOX.
lbs Fultons Ia selling his splendid and uDrvssi
variety Of Summer Hats and Csps not only adapted to
the form and pressure of the age bu, OF head. s,o
He applies his useful and ornamental coverings to The
head, chronological principles, with proper regard
TO where the bumps sre, and where they should be-
so that all who favor bis establishment with their pre-
sence, cannot fail to be suited His location being
the sun, he gives warm welcome to his customers and
by calling him, they their interest In their true
light. je3 TuTh&sd
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aforementioned Of me- Tdbune.

CEDAR COUNTY, Iowa May q, lsi7
The election for Members Of the next Congress
to represent our Young State, takes place in Au
gust. The last Legislature divided the State into
two Districts. give you below the names OF the
Counties composing each District, together with
the vote at the last Gubernatoris election between
Mcknight. Wing, and Briggs Loco Foco and also
the vote given in April last for Superintendent Of
Of Pablo Instruction, between Harlan, Wing, and
Mason Loco Foco;
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oSoNDAGA co.

Syracuse. Whig sjority on Jud ge Surrogate and
District Attorney, from $50 TO SOC
SYRACUSE. Nay I'll o'eloek. NJ.
DkAs WKEp-We are getting par dsl returns from the
several Districts in this town Tn ey have gone pretty
strongly Wig and some Of our ndds,es will &c; large
nsjoriues The Whis msjoruss in the town win range
from 200 10 600
No doubt we have carried the county ticket
whittlesey, Jordan and Rsyp,olds run aeou, even
here Noxon has higher voss-
Yours. in haste, v w s.
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" An exceedingly rich ard diversified bill q eusr
lsnments 10 offered Al the American Museum this ser
and evening, Including ire celebrated hennehsa
Nocsiisis the Chapman Family, Pete Morris-lne wry
prinee Of comic vocssts. the Napoleon Dorsns, kc t
The great wonder OF the world, the Living Skeleiou 10
eesher with the living Orsng ou.sng, may be u
hours day and evening Performances 81 both y sri o.
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e ofcers Of the Army and Navy, and sportsm.n
will find at Guions, 256 Broadway. opposite the csy
Hall variety of articles indispensable for sporting ssd
camp life. Pocket Dinner SETS Dram Flssks Shsvinf
Cases, Revolving Pistols, SC. at the lowest prices
Also just received. splendid assortment Of LsSies
Purses Reticules and Fans OF the Paris ssyes
at the lowest possibles prices GuloN
jel0 2t. Th&sst 2j6 Broadway, opposite City Han
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only ones seen 81 night are about - far out OF resch
any other know Of In consequence men, DOT better
than bru,es are there allowed withOu; fear moests
lion % stfip end murder one another "a broad
daylight Also even At midday. aud especially on sun
days full grown may be seen At the loot OF mr.
tenth and Fourteenth stripped snd bathing 10 she
great annoyance OF the neighbsrhOod Cannot these
things BE- rrmededi Must Ne be taxed 20 pay for Pc
lice and receive not particle Of benefit from ~
Yours READER.
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Louis c. Platt Wing Surrogate, 456 maj. Al
bert Lockwood, Wing, Judge, 467 maj.
THIRD JUDICIAL DIsTHcT.-In this District
Messrs Ira Harris and William B. Wright are
elected Judges Of the Supreme Court Our returns
are too imperfect to hazard opinion in regard to
the two other candidates. Some believe that the
whole Wing ticket is elected Others think that
Judge Parker and Mr. Hogeboom are elected.
Albany Evening Journal
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CoURT OF SEssfoSs-The Grand Jurors being
called bat II answered and Of the Petit Jurors but 81
Upon another cal Il Grand Jurors were called and
sworn.
TRIAI Fos BuReLkRY-W William o Watson snd WI.
liam Cling indicted for burglary In the % degree Ia
having on the 5,h day Of April burglsrousy entered the
house Of Patrick Mullins and stolen thsrefrom sl2
put upon their trial The evidence being insufficient
the Jury rendered verdc, Of not guilty The Court
adjourned until this morning 81 II O'Clock
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TrLroRAPHIc PuscrUATIoN-The education of
the Magnetic Telegraph is not yet as perfect as II
should be. 1t is particularly deficient in the know
ledge of punctuation and in the means of dstin.
gushing capital letters in consequence of which 1t
commits some very ludicrous blunden. The Wing
candidate for Recorder of Troy was job s. DIN ,
his name written by the Telegraph Jobsolin
We suppose the operator has no capital case, and
has not yet learned the way to the PERIOD and space
boxes
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Vote Of the CITY.

We gave yesterday the unofficial returns BY
WARDS Of the Judicial Election in this City. We
have done our best to obtain the Ofie'0l Returns,
but they are not TO be had. We therefore give De
low the footings Of the previous tables showing
as nearly as possible, che aggregate vote ior eaon
OF the candidates..
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QUEENS co.
RENSSELAER, CO.

Troy, Wing Recorder, 375; LamPort, Clerk Of
Appeals. 1000 balance Of Wing ticket GOO to GOO
Lspsingburgh, 80 Wing. Brunswick, Loco ma.
jority ranging from 20 to 20. Grafton, Loco ma
jority for Surrogate, s. District Attorney. POI
erin. Loco District Attorney 1907 Wing Surro-
gate, 100. The Troy Wing thinks the whole Wing
County ticket is elected.
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ISoUEsrs.-The Coroner held an inques, yester
day upon the body Of an unknown msn. found in the
dock the foot Of Pike street VerdctDeshb By drown
ing. Also At 500 Greenwich street upon the body OF
Thomas Weston who found in the dock al TIE foot
Of GARRISON street Ysrdc,-Desih BY Srosning Also
az Pier No 40 \. R. upon the body OF Patrick Fisher
who found the slip At the foot Of the above pier
Verdict-Deaih ~ drowning
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MELANCHOLY CAsUALIr.-lntelligence v.,..
day reached Tallahassee. Of the death Of ", n
Glsird Of this County BY the accidental dsehsrgs
gun. Mr.. G. was one of party Of several sen,I,,s..
who were on a camp hunt down the Gulf -.
II that they hsd returned 10 the 90 s,s.
last and that Mr. c. had lain down and va. 49,
when the gun Of one Of the party who Ia the A.,
loading went of passing the charge through as hs,z
and causing almost instsntsnsously death.
rAllahAsse lFal i,,st,n
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GREENE co.

Returns from seven towns give Watson,
Loco, about 500 over the highest Wing, Van
Week, for Supreme Court Tremsin Loco, has
about 200 over Dorlon Wing for County Judge
Whole Loco ticket no doubt elected
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WILLIAMsBURGH AFFAIRS.

II The Universalist Society have commenced
the erection OF new church the corner Of South
Third and Fourth .s. twill be built Of brick and will
seat comfortably go persons. {, will DO completed
about the middle OF Sep tember
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BAIrrxoHE. "Wednesday. June @

MARKETs-There have been sales 500 barrels
Howsrd-st. Flour AZ g 20, with more sellers than
buyers City Mills Is held =; So Corn Meal is selling at
s. 30 Red Whes, is held at 200 cts White Corn 100
with sales; 10 900 bushels Yellow, ll2ail5.
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Benton. Loco for Clerk of Court Of Appeals,
majority for Justices Of the suprem e Court, spen-
Ger. Wing leads hi. tickle, 100, and Gridey. Loco,
bis between and 800 Loco County Judge. lS7
majority Whig Surrogate. So and District At,or-
ney, 50 majority.
Waterllls-Looo maj on Associate Justice 81.
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DIAPHRAGM FMrER-Ohce removed 10 3+9 Broad
way corner Leonsrdst where heads Of families espe
cisly ladies' invited to in operation tina, invsus
bic purifier OF the Croton water The prices are g. "a
and s. each. See advertisement on Wednesdays and
Saturdays my2l 3awlmaTu&m
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"RIoHELIEu" DIAMOND POSTED PEHs-Try one Of
these Pens, II you fret rate article. They are
made by SAVAGE % Fuonst and cannot be found els-
where. Nows The time TO get ss good Pen can bs
fouud for 81 only. He has others for IS 81 S.
pencil included Don't mistake the number 70 Fulton-L
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CAYUGA CO.

Auburn w hlg majority on Surrogate, Z4O'
FULTON CO.
Correspondence of the Albany Evening Journal
JoHSsTowN. June T. lsi7.
Messrs WEED & DAwsOs-GeHt'emen; Hasten
TO give you the returns from the several towns IN
Fulton County as far as ascertained
STATE Dtsrfcf. County.
Broadstin. l57 Whis maj Isl Wing maj pos Wing maj
Johnstown.i AGO f52
MsyhA,d - 90
Pertn -. "a SO "a
Ephrstah . So Loco msj 20 Loco ma.
Daniel Cady's majority in the above FIVE towns
is e45. John Weiss majority thus far is County
Judge) 74O The remaining towns in this County
will reduce Mr. Cady's majority about $50, perhaps
200. Our County Judge, John Wells, will have
about 500 majority in the County. We think we
have done our duty Yours II.
p 81 have just learned that Amsterdam has
given Bedding, Wing County Judge, 33l majority,
Mohawk lOl Wing majority, Glen "a Wing do.
Bedding is doubtless elected.
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New Publications.

~ The SACRED FLORA; Or Flowers from
the Grave Of Child. BY HENRY Bacon like
this little volume i, bresthes throughout the purest
thoughts and feelings Of which the heart seems capable
and tells home truths in taking manner. Gathered as
the materials are from reflections ocessoned by the
death of beloved child, the work has somewhat grave
and sombre style but the nstsra humor OF the writer is
frequently exhibited behind Transparent, veil but
never very apparently The volume is Issued in hand
come 32mo style by Tompkins Mussey, Boson-it de-
serves a very general perusa-
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AUCTION NorrcE.-JAMEs 81 MILLER will sell 90
thursday June 10. 1871, at 10 o'clock, al the u Bonded
Warehouse. corner Broadway snd Exchsnge.place $50
bundle, Hoop Iron, damaged the voyage Of impor,s
ion, assorted from to u, for account d whom I, may
concern. No. sal
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Buslrese Notices.

- Auctioueers Public Institutions and Societies ss
well ss Merchants Manufacturers eai others can a.
vcrse In the newspapers of any Of the Cities Town,
in the country at Planners Asencyin the Tribune Buia
iDgs He appointed by the propretors to receive a.
vertsemens sni INSCRIPTIONS Tor Their several paper
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NorrcR-The Rural Excursion Of the New York Uai
tartan Sunday Schools appointed for this day (wsirs.
day has been postponed until Friday next the llh In.
slant at the same hour sni place.
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CREAM, MILK AND EGGs-Con'rac,ors for the sbore
will be treated with by their calling iminsisley at the
Office Of Anerieda Patent Steam lea Cream Co-pssy
la Chatham Square. "a door, None other than tee
puro Orange and Duchess Counties Mia and Cream
"a
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BROOKLYN AFFAIRS

The QUESTION SETTLEp.-The Board Of Can
vss.rs consisting Of the Assessors Of the Wards and
Supervisors of the Towns adjourned last evening sitter
settling tho question In regard to the vote for County
Iuises-Nr. Rockwell (whiO was declared elected BY
majority of ore over Samuel E. Johnson. There WAS
considerable excitement regard TO the result yester
day and the announcement of Mr.. Roekwels election
was received with vast deal of enthusiasm.
CELEBRATIONS or THE FoURrH.-As our city ia
theirs have refused to make any appropriation for the
celebration OF this glorious anniversary the people have
taken the matter in hand, and determined that
Brooklyn shall be behind her sister cities in paying
due honor to the occasion. AT meeting held at Mrs.
Prests City Hotel Tuesday evening Gen II. B. Oar.
yea Gen Underhin and Walter Whitman were appoint.
ed Committee of three to perfect arrangements
cessary to raise subscriptions
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE or BAILY-This man in
prison the County Jail charge of being concerned
In the ou,rsges of Mr.. Hotchkiss and Mr.. Bennett of
WILLIAMSBURG. attempted 10 shuttle of this mortal
COLI by cutting the veins in his with a
Thursday and only discovered In time by the Jail.
err to prevent him from accomplishing bis object Med.
ic4l assistance called in and the wound properly
dressed but the aier had hardly left his cell before
be the bsndage from his arm and the wound com
menced bleeding sfresh. When discovered second
time he was put In irons and guard placed over him
He seems bent sefdestructon and we are told tina,
he has said that he would be tried for the offence
for which he 10 imprisoned.
COMMITTED TO PRIsoS.-Chauncey Lsrkin. who
arrested in New.York on the charge of swindllng
Mr. Chase sweler in Futon.st was yesterday brought
before Justice Levson and after brief examination
WAS committed to the Kings County Jail to await his
trial. I, will probably of during the presen, term
of the Court
tY@ The corner stone Of st. Thomass Church,
at the corner of Willoughbyst and Bridge, was laid
yesterday afternoon, Rev. DR.. Cutler officiating.
- The number of deaths and interments for
the week ending June s. is thirty three From NewYork
nine.
POLICE Francis Mcmahon was arrested yes.
terday by officer Higgins for assault and threatening.
Examined and bail in $500 to keep tina peace six
months Frederick Thompson arrested by officer
Mccormick for assault and battery. Examined and dis
charged. John Dougherty arrested by officer
Combs for assault and battery Gave bail in 500 10 APP
pear at next General Sessions. William II Brown
arrested by officer Wolven for assault and battery
Tried found guilty and committed. ...J Ohm Crockwell
arrested by officer Coleman for assault and battery
Examined and discharged paying costs George
Coleman arrested by officer Wright for drunken
and disorderly conduct Sent 10 Con
ncr was arrested by officer Parker for the offence
Com 1itted . Henry kersOn arrested by officer
Comb. for petit larceny Committed to the cells.
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FnKScH Boors.-YoUNs 4 JoSEs, Ann-st rear the
Museum, are selling fine French Calf Boots at u So
equal to those usually sold for ST or 81 Quick ssss
and small profits Ia their motto. myl5 I'm
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u DIAMOND POISrED GOLD Pms THE CHgnEsr-J
w CREATION Co. II Cedsr,L (up-sIairs) Keep on hua
the best OF Gold Pens bs found 10 this ety.
of all qualities. from IS cents upward including Silver
Pen and Pencil Case and their prices retail viii bs
found, examination, TO be hl = pen lea
than the cheapest pens sold anywhere else The trade
supplied At the manufactuTers' lowest prices
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1t appears by the returns below that Mr.. Rockwell
Wing instead of Mr.. johnson, his Loco.Foco com
pettor is chosen Judge of Kings County by t'co
majority-another account says one.
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~ OnrrANi- Wedne.day. June 3.

MAREETs.-The Cotton Market is quiet Sales
5000 bbls Flour at Sc s7i In Provisions there Is no
change. Sales Red Wheat AZ 100 cents.
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New Publications.

~" ELEMENTS oF ANIMAL MAoSHrIsN OF
Process and Application for Relieving Human Suffer.
ing BY CHARLKs MORLEY. Practical MsgnetiEer "
This Is cheap pamphlet just issued by Fowler. &
Wells l2i Nassau st consisting per title. of Essay
the good effects of Animal Magnetism. Mesmersm
The author sdheres to his text brsvsy and in support
OF his arguments brings up the Of the persecu
tons Of Harvey Calico and Fulton and the Science Of
Animal Mssnetsm--~ hich last be AYERS a finishing
touch the Prefsce has like every other blessing been
abused by come one-snd puts It and Religion the
came ground In that score
~" Morris ON TINS EARLY SETTLEMENT OF
THE NoRrA-wksr TxkkIroxr. By JACOB BukNxr."-
This nne work OCTAVE. PIP 50o) just Issued from the
press Of the Appletons 10 peeded and viii be extremely
useful both In historical and may say biographical
sense giving s It does much insight into the insttu
nons character and causes of the segenersey of the
North western Indisns-whis II Is valuable and inter
es,ns In its relation OF those Revolutionary eveats ia
which all the Indian Tribes figured more or less con-
The sutbor of this work hss undoubtedly
executed his sssk faithfully, certain be his
HK- "-sE CHILp's FRtESp," No. ,. Vol VIII.
90 c. s. Francis 4 Co. We have often com
1. as an excellent Juvenile periodical. ELIZA
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ooUaAUUs LECTURES ON CHEMISTRY

~ OF ~hst value would the Iron Mines Of Psrng,
MIA and Missouri be without the chemical knowiscss
necessary 10 smet The ore, and subsequently, giyshs
maleabiity, BY means OF Chemistry, too Ger hos
may os easily converted into CAST STEEL snd tns -
cess consists merely In irpartiDg 10 tbs metal pproe
carbon, by OF Tossing IL In cruebles wlh esboose
of lime The process, called - eas--basdenlns, los
bat that CHEMISTRY has be.a broushs TO bss, sgS
H. Il Is found that IA application Of Prusssls o. fys
viii effect In a few minutes What formerly conld ="
But The greatest triumph OF Chemistry 1s gcsssfn
ton Of OOUkAUDS Celebrated ITALIAN MEDlchLIG
SOAP, for removing tan, pmples fecsles, sonoafn ~
lowness, redness, or any discoorstioa II he ska
GoGRAUD's PoUDkEs sUsTiLEs ~ii po.It!sy
sradicsie ,uperegous hair 0OURAUD's 0hEcsAs
HAIR DYE hs. the rensIksbie ehsmiesl Pfop-y
changing red, light or gray hair 20 o-.""1i ofo"'
Or. FELIX GoURAUD's Cosmetics can osLY BE- %
Broadway jsNA
Born sExg. on rHE Hcs,s FAMILY SHOULD Ar rsp
TICKLE sEssos, SEKsyIaE NATURALLY, BIALrHnL-Io
Gauss his Ibe pore. should be opened By soothing &c
guent, that While aclinR thus, destroys purihes s0d
sEnovEs iNrUkITIEs Oh TBE sxIs
making the eullce whlte. clear aud healthy and cdss
qoenty curing all eruplions and d,fsurenens, sgs
pimpes, ffeesss, s1nburn, tan, morposw, ssubeos'
seurvy erspess ring~orm sore heads sore beard, &c
IHE ANCIENT .sO WISE sONAs' "a.
were thus strong and healthy They used Al no nsn'
compounds Of roots herbs ssd chs meals aud always
had FINE, cLEAs COMPLEXION, -.
Josrss IraLIAs CHEMICAL Soar, aye, akin, ess'
smooth, WHITE AND FINE As AN isYAST'a
The public arc assured ttat n hey get me eeh..
Joness Soap, al the address below, they will tndHp~
sesses ell the above qualires -.
Sod IN New-Yoika at the sign Of the American ssSs
G. CHATHAM 81 lelv @e'@
~ Do want 10 dress, 0ssnufy and male Jour 80
son and hne ,-Resd.
l. Henry T. Cullen. lsts barber on board the s,ssnsa
South America, do certify that Jouess Cora Hair kes'v
i've u The beat article used for dressing sofsoes
cleansing snd keeping tbs hair along Tins so clean ~
DARK and IN order; all my customers preferred h0"s
| hing elss -
sod in New.Yort ooly. NJ he sigp Of the An.nesss
Eagle, az CaArHAs.sT Prce OF shillinxs jlo ~
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ORANGE co

David w. Bates. Wing, elected Judge by 500
majority Francis Duryss, Wing, Surrogate, ss !;
Hugh Bull. Wing District Attorney, As ma jority
The LocoFoco Appeal ticket has a sn,al ma
jority in the County.
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NORWICH CoSs--JoHS DUSHAM, Esq. was
elected Mayor of this city on Tuesday. The whole
Wing ticket for charter officers was also elected
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COLUMBIA co.
The following is the vote in the City OF Hudson

q .
In the town of Greenport there is an average
Wing majority CT one on the Court of Appeals,
and le on the opreme Court-Hogeboo receiving
100 votes, and Mebone Watson II. Loco County
Judge l. Surrogate do. s, District Attorney do 3.
Kinder dook is said to have given 200 and Canaan
10 majority for Loco Foco Surrogate. Chatham
Corners a for do Client i6 for do