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YOUNG LADIES, READ THIS,

You who have Pale Compilations, Dull Eyes Blotches
HE Face, Rough Skn Frcckles aud are spi
ns,'' use bottle two Of Dr. TOWNSENDS SARSAPA
RIl.IA will cleanse the Blood, remove the Freckes
and Boiches, and give You animation, sparkling eyes, fine
spirits, and beautiful complexion-all Of which Of
nierae value TO UNMARRIED LADIES.
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GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE.

DIR. TOWNSHIPS sARsApARIILA 10 a sovereign
remedy for ncipieni CONSUMPTION, and for the
general prostraon Of the systemn whether the
result OF inherent cause or causes produced by rregulary
Illness, accident n
Nothing be surprising than It's iyigorating ef
the human frame Persons all weakness and ae
snde before taking IL at once become robust and mil
energy under its influence. II Immediately the
nervelesess OF the female frame, which the great
OF unhappiness.
will be expected Of in cases Of 70 delicate ma.
ture TO exhibit certificates Of cures performed hut
the afflicted HAT hundreds OF have repor
ted 10 w, 8 f
CoxsAcKIR, Sept q, 1876.
On. TowNHKND-To all whom this may oncerli-Ths
certify thar my wife used bottle your SARSA.
PARiILA previous 10 critical event, under the most
alarming and delicate circumstances, being troubled with
the dropay swelling Of the set affections very
much debliiaed will my peIsission and the leconmeil
iaon OF those who had used II, she try IT,
with little faith; and suffice II to aay the medicine
had the happy and desired effect not only during the said
PERIOD hut aler the expiration OF week Of use, the
dropsy and nervous affection gave why astonishing
degree and her health 10 now better Than had been Tor
long time prevona.
II this win be Of any service TO you, any who
doubis the Of the meicine you entirely wei
come 10 u. s N
subscribe myself your most obeden and obliged seryt
t835saA f& s. s. JAMESON
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DR. TowHsRRD-Dear Sir Il have the pleasure to inform
you iha three oimy children have been cured Of the Scro
lula by The use Of your excellent medicine They al
iced very severely with bad soes have taken only
boites; took them away, Tor which feel myself unde
deep obligation. Yours respectfully,
ISAAC w. GRAIN, lOe Wooster street
New York, March l. 1877.
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INTERESTING CASE OF cRAMp cHnLIc.

| INTERESTING CASE OF CRAMP CHOIICa
Cholcs always distressing sometimes fatal article
that has proved IN many instances successful as Drs,
Dresbach Kum and Pryors Dyspeptc Cordial has done,
certainly ought 10 be male public.
The proprietor has hesitation In saying he never heard
Of anything acting promptly In giving relief Tie follow.
t Cases amongst others confirming the statement
NEAR NOTTINGHAM, Prince GEORGES o. mn July 1874
Mr.. G Hersions.-SR -One day aHi week nmy harvest
GelI Of my hands seized in violent manner, be
entire his hands, his fingers, toes, &c contracted
AMI all his limbs distorted In unnatural way Eight men
employed in rubbing his hands and egsusng Wits
key in the aet-and bathing his face and temples with
liquor For two hours more the process was continued
without any abatement In the disease the man during the
Iioydays mile or try II nythng could be got
there afford relief They sent me about two spoonsill
your medicine, named Drs Dresbach Kuhn and Pryors
Dyspepc Cordial His exemites had by this time be.
come quite cod-the pulse had ceased 10 beat-indeed
did moi think he could live ten mnutes-auch an object
would run up and down his legs--men rubbing him
stanily now commenced giving about onethild Of the
Dyspeptc Coral-soon after which thought perceived
change for the better IN ten fifteen minutes gave
the quantity Of the medicine, and found HIS pulse hal
somewhat returned then the balance Of the Cor
portion he entirely relieved Of the spasmthe disease
conquered and state Of ensued. The con-
oriOn he thrown into made him quite In his body
and limbs We continued the rubbing process some tine
after the spasm ceased,
DR. Skinner arrived time after the last dose of the
the now relieved and lying before him on hearing
the whole statement Of the case, very canidly said the
Cordial had saved his life DR. MAccubbn after
Dr. S, and his opinion conceded the subject with him
think il dny to the public TO make this circumstance
known MICHAEL CARROLL,
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Notice To Holders OF Claims against Mexico,
provided for by the Treaty of February 2,
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w. n. DIBBLE, having taken
the Office formerly occupied by Or. Bar.
ron, u prepared 70 perform all operations
which come within the range Of DEN
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BALTIMORE, February "a, 1870.
Mr. c. Herstons,-DRAR Sir Having been subject 20
attacks Of Cholc or long time which length berae
frequent that was afraid 10 eat or take drink OF eol
to try Drs Dresbach Kuhn aud Pryor's Dyspeptc Cordial
soldby yon that would certainly do me no harm, and
menced using L. taking table spoonful Immediately after
eating my meals very soon found was doing me good,
my fears dsslpated feeling that had remedy
in Of attack And pleased TO say that have
scarcely nee9ed any other medicine since that time, and
have mad but attack OF colc that time, and that
but slightly; having the remedy hand which soon
In requistion with effect. You may readily imagine how
grateful feel al having such remedy remembering that
had suffered nine hours Of agonzins pain in the last al
tack, before receiving aaid Cordial.
keep said Cordial constantly my house nn 40 moi
venture from home without taking with email guam
my would not he without or deprived Of II on any
count Respectfully yours,
WIN ANDERSON, No II Hanover st
For sale by J r. CALLAN
X s, PATTERSON
Georgetown by q NJ. LINTIfiCUM.
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sGRoFuLA CURED,

THIS certificate concnsvey proves thai this SARSAPA.
RILIA has perfect control the obstinate diseases
OF The blood 1hree persons cured in house unpre.
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DURSGANT TO an order of the Board, notice Is
Il hereby given thai the Board Of Commissioners
appointed under theact ofCongess Of the Sd Of March,
ls49 entitled Gan act TO carry into effect certain sti-
pnlalons OF the treaty between The United States
and the Republic OF Mexico, of the second day Of
February, one Thousand eight hundred and forty.
eight" have established the following Rules and
Orders, TO wit
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All the sheet copper must have straight edges
nd square ends and be Of parallel widths
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THE ELECTION.
oyN~~1~roU~~oN>~J>o~o-N~No
WHAT 10 THE RESULT 2
Both Parties Triumphant,
&c. &c. &c.

The returns from the interior not SO favorable to
the wings and the probability that the democrats
will have Q small majority Of the popular vote The
contest has been one and the tickets have been
cut up most wofully One instance is in Lewis
IT, II gives democratic majority of $50 all but
the Canal Commissioner ticket that ticket Beach,
the whig candidate, has majority Of 800. The full
ocisl returns when published will show curious
results.
According to the advicss received yesterday the
wires there is
A tie in the Senate
| small whig majority, probably. in the Assembly.
The State ticket equally divided between the wings and
democrats.
This is not much Of whig victory after all. 1t is
triumph for both parties The honors divided.
They can both throw up their hats, and hurrsh. We
give small whig majority in the Assembly, but the
democrats will not admit it. They claim the House,
but give tie In the Senate Owing to this close vote,
the democratic candidates for the United States Senate
are already quarrelling for Dickinsons seat.
This Is good for both parties. They certainly
ought to be satisfied Neither beaten and both
successful. They should get up bonnrss and oeebrs-
lions all the State.
We have throwp the returns together In the follow
ing order They are Of course imperfect, and cannot
be otherwise
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Iron the Newark Advertiser (whig), Nov 81
Owing more to good luck than hdelity-we will not
cay just desert, though that seems imped-ths wings
still have the political ascendancy In the Legislature
II cannot be SO properly said that we have carried
the State, that have not quite lost It; though
that consolation might have been wanting
II the opposition could have safely anticipated the
benumbing Indifference and personal differences that
have prevailed In some Of eur counties, reducing
majorities In some and losing others altogether But
feeling and principle that scarcely Be suborned
when half asleep The returns not all in but
enough Is known to show the general resut-which Is
shown In the subjoned table.
The Senate comprises 10 members, Of which We have
tenjust . majority In the House, of So members the
wings have SO, including the Passae Assemblymen
who we're elected Union tickets one being an old
whig member, and the other said to be O whig which
gives . majority Of nine on joint ballot.
The whig majority on joint ballot last year, Is,
viz In the Senate, House 20.
PARTIES IN LEoIsLATuRE,
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BALTIMORE, Nov. 8, lS49
arrival of Henry Clay fWm-Mrs. Kews6Le's
Reading-Latham's Notss-Marksts, &c.
The Hon. Henry Clay quietly entered the city
last night, and took lodgings at Barnum's Hotel,
having left home on the I'd INST, for Washington.
He is in excellent health and spirits, and although
he was overturned IN stage, near Cumberland, he
received no injury, and locks as if he could stand
another canvass for the Presidency. Glorious old
Harry must be President yet.
We have had quite rain storm this morning,
whilst l am writing, ntermngled with roaring
thunder and most vivid flashes OF lightning. The
weather Is singularly warm for the bleak month of
November.
Washin gton Hall, last night, did not contain
less than 600 persons, at 81 per ticket, TO listen
to the reading of Shakspeare's Merry Wives of
Windsor" by Mrs. Fanny Kemble and more
delighted audience ! have never witnessed -
This is the only reading she intends to give in
A match race is to come of, tomorrow, at the
Lower Canton Course, for $1,000 aside, between
the bay mare "Rose Washington" of Virginia,
and "Tom Tuff," of Maryland.
The burgaries going on in this city are unusually
extensive, even for TINS season of the year. The
general belief is that the robbers are mostly free
blacks. Several of them have been arrested.
The excitement with regard to Latham's " Ex-
change Bank" notes, issued from Washington, has
spread throughout Maryland and Virginia, where
they have recently been put In circulation to an
alarming extent. A letter from Tennessee says
that Duff Green is building railroad with them in
that section and, indeed, they are furnished to
the contractors all the railroads and canals far
and near.
Mr.. Hudson takes benefit tonight, appearing as
King O'Neil and Tedesco gives another grand
concert, in conjunction with the Germania Society
Mrs. Ann Chase, the distinguished heroine of
Tampico, is now in this city, on her way to WASH
ngtOn.
The following the sales 1t the stock board yes
terdsy 5000 Baltimore and Ohio Railroad bonds '6
81; 20 chs Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, div OF, 46A
16 do. do. 46z6; 40 do do At.
There eaes yesterday Of SEQ bills Howard street
-four at S. and $50 bbs Harpers Ferry at S. Nothing
doing in City Mills Sales prime red wheat at los .
Gales. Oats so 33c. Whiskey 2Sc In bbls, with
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THE LATEST.

ALBANY, November SIP M.
Nothing has been received here to change the opinion
expressed last evening, that Messrs Jswst Chataed
Follett and probably Clark, all democrats elected
The vote will be very close The Honse is demo-
cratic, almost hey ond a doubt.
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attendance should be large The skeleton Of Is whale
Is attracting great notice


Is attracting great notice.
CHINESE ASSEMBLY RooMs-Ths temple Of euscnsnt-
ment OF the famed magician is nightly visit. e by
very numerous and delighted audience, and Ne IL,
therefore, greeted with the greatest sppausea s "
ward for the pleasure he gives to all beholders with
the experiments and tours dadress and legerde main
which he displays The slight Of hand OF
his mechanical pieces, his ompu,er all sorts are TIVE
most wonderful in that line Of exhibition
This evening Madame Macsllistsr takes her bens6t,
and the bill for this occasion Is really great
doubt that the fair lady will a large number Of
admirers around her and that she will be we'll received
APoLLo RooMs.-Ths first Annual Festival of the
Ladies Of ST. Marys Church comes of this evening At
the Apollo Rooms. IL will consist Of vocal and musi
cal entertainment and when II Is considered that the
object Is charity there be little doubt that the at
tendance OF the benevolent will be such to give
impetus to the laudabe exsrtions Of the ladies at
tached to the church.
SToPPArI's HALL vers grand Moving Panoramas Of
the city OF New York Brooklyn, Williamsburgh. East
River Hudson River and the Atlantic Ocean, will be
exhibited this evening" at the Panorama Hall, Broad
The paintings Of immense mag covering
forty thousand feet of and contains the figures
Of one million Of men, with all the houses ships boats
stages, SO. Also description OF the Astor Opera
House riot, and the burning OF the Park Theatre No
doubt it will be seen by thousands.
WALLET, the greatest clown in the world and whose
abilities humorast have been highly lauded by
the Engish press, viii make his first appearance in
America on Monday evening next ct Tryon's Circus,
Aston Place.
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II k l. K G Il A II &c.

Additional Election Returns
ALBANY, Nov. 9, 1s4s.
Wyoming is set down at 200 to 800 whig
Wayne 200 whig. This comes to from the Rochss-
ter Democrat.
Madison dem ticket IS whig clerk and 1 whig Is
sembly.
Chensngo 800 to $50 dem.
Jefferson reported on, small democratic.
These last three from Utica.
SULLIVAN COUNTY.
Wing, Sheriff, Clerk and Assemblyn elected the
latter net certain Senator so against us possibly
100 dem the State ticket; Mr.. B. Wright, Supreme
Court, has majority.
Another message just received says :-Wright, JUS
tise, $50 msjority whig Sheriff, $685. Clerk 242; As
ssmbly, 126.
TIoGA COUNTY.
All whig. A letter just received says:-
OwEoo, Wednesday, "A. NJ.
We have elected whig member, Sheriff and Clerk
certain, and think whole ticket, without any
doubt.
CORTLAND COUNTY.
Gone whig State ticket, 100 majority; Senator 1907
Clerk, ESQ; Sheriff small majority.
BRooME COUNTY.
Dimmick whig Senator, 352 majority He runs ahead,
but the whg State ticket has good majority and the
Assembly also. Clerk in doubt.
The Result In the State.
despatch from Albany says, the Senate is whs, but
the Assembly DEM (Which don't yet believe), and
that the coalition have carried half the State officers
which is possible II would take the Official canvass
to make believe Washington Hunt is not chosen
Controller
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Movements OF IndividuaIs.
Hon. Amss. Kendall arrived at Cincinnati the 9th
ult roSte for Washington.
Capt. Darling arrived ct New Orleans the 2eth
alt from Texas, with the body of Ma or Gates.
President Taylor has designated Tuesdays and FRI
days, from IL NJ to p NJ, for vsts Of courtesy and
Friday night from to 10, for the reception Of
psny
The Emperor Of Hsyt Fsustin has sent Paris Al
ambassador, named NJ. Lsplanqus having the rank Of
Prince and Senator. He Is charged with a diplomatic
mission for the courts Of Queen Victoria and for the
French government.
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TARGET Practice IN CuBA.-A correspondent Of the
N. o. Deifa Of the 18th inst, writing from Havana,
under date Of the sth inst, -" The dullnsss Of
city relieved time ago, by the Fremont
ton Of quite . dramatic duel, with which were
threatened. One of the parties young from
New York, who passed himself here for everything,
and finally claimed to be Lieutenant Smsy, OF the u
s Navy. 1t was observed that this gentleman was
never visbls when An epaulette could be seen. His
antago nist stood that equality which all men Of
honor require their foes 10 the duelo to occupy The
ferocous minded combatsnts met in dark, deep dale,
washed from the rocks where shelving bank afforded
. safe and convenient place for the that
to be left the ground But 1t that when the
parties got on the ground the scenery solemn
and impressive with the dark forest trees-ths high
shelving rocks-the gloomy sds and the melancholy
beating Of the murmurng sea, that the young New
Yorker seized with strong maternal instincts and
inssted rendering apology rather than receiving
the compliment OF hts adverssry's bullet. So the par
ties returned to Guths where their fostering wounds
healed at the expense Of the little German,
a dozen Of champagne and chicken condiments. The
practice OF dueling Is not common here and when
occurs 1t creates quite sensation Indeed, 1t 10 .
dangerous amusement here; for, like the game Of
monte ~ prohibited and the aggrieved spirit to
langush hhout honor soothing powder emollient.
Two Of most respectable physicians having dis.
position to try lsncsts and being satisfied with the
professional mode Of operating got up fare up which,
resulting In the one challenging the other the chal-
lensse declined on the ground that he too much
Of gentleman to tight"
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Whig gain sOS3
We add the names Of the candidates elected to the
Legislature far known. Owing to the cossnsss Of
the contest, We only give the names Of those We
sure are elected
ESQ krowr)
New York Legisiature.
wings In Italics; Democrats In Roman.
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2-Doubtful.
The result far heard from, gives 10 whg and 10
democratic Senators In the Senate Of last year. the
wings had "a to democrats.
In the Assembly from the twenty Ave counties above,
there 40 wings and % democrats. In the same
counties last year. there IS wings and Is demo-
Gratis.
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FRENCH WAR VESSEL OFFERING TO ASSIST CUBA
"A private letter from citizen of Newark, no "
in Havana, to correspondent there, has the fol-
lowing intelligence -
HAvAvA, October, %, 1872
French war steamer arrived here yesterday, and
rendered her services to the to assist in
pelDg any invasion that might be anticipated, for
which captain General expressed his obligations In
the wsrmest terms; and the newspapers Of the day
made great fuss about It, rs they do about everything
In this country.