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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-25
Tlc DOIoreux and Neuralgia.

These dreadful and agonizing complaints are inme-
daley relieved by the application Of the GALvANo BELT
NEcKLAcg and FLUID, The Belt diuses the Electricity
through the system the Necklace has local effect and
the Fluid acts directly upon the affected In these
distressing Affections the application NEVER FAILS.
Q- Many hundred Certificates from all parts Of the
country Of the most extraordinary character can be
given If required.
0D- No trouble Inconvenience attends the use Of
DR. CHRIS1IES G.aLV.aNIC .fRTICLES, and
they may be by the most feeble and delicate with
perfect and safety, In many cases the sensaon
attending their use is highly pScsan and agrsssble.
They can be sent to any part Of the country t'ss8
Prices: sas. bas
The Galvanic Belt, Three Dollars
The Galvanic Necklace, Two Dollars. q
The Galvanic Bracelets, One Dollar Each.
The Magnetic Fluid, One Dollar.
90 The articles are accompanied by full and plain
directions Pamphlets with full particulars may be had
Of the authorized Agent '9el ."
l PARTICULAR CAUTION.
09- Bspsrs Of COunisfeits and Worthless ImiisiionG
d. o. MoRHHEAD, M. d,
GENERAL AGENT FOR THE UNITED STATES
I. I31 broadway, New York.
For sale In Lancaster, Ohio, by the authorised
Agent GEORGE G. BECK.
And by authorized Agents in all the principal
towns OF the State & wat e7 afNistsE
June 90, 1880
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BLANK DEEDS AND MORTGAGES
pRlNTED on fine paper, for sale at the
> Lancaster Gazette office
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Cheapest Medicine in the World

o sale Dvsale and retail hyC :. BiTdsall, 10
22S main str It, tIncinnati George Kaunman, Lane
ter: G. McFodden, Rusbvile;D d b. RindhRrt, lithopo
lis; S. Russell Picku5ngon; II. Leonard, Basil;
o. H. MGhler, Somerset, G.. Good, Logan
June IA, 1850 ..t ly6
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II DR.. cHRIsTIE's l &.
GALVANIC BRACELETS

Are found of vast service in Of Convusons Fits
spasmodic Complaints and general Nervous Affections
Of the Head and upper extIemites Also in Palsy and
Paralysis and oil diseases caused by ade6cency Of power
or Nervous Energy in the limbs other organs Of the
hodv fL
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Strengthening the weakened body giving tone to the
various organs and nsgoratng the entire system Also
in FITS, CRAMP, PARALYSIS and PALSY, DYSPEP-
CHRONIC, GoUT, EPILEPSY, LUMBAGo DEAF.
NESS, NERVOUS TREMoRS, PALPfTATIoN OF
3 THE HEART, AP0PLEXY, NEURALGIA, PAINS
COMPLAINT, and CURVATURE of the SPINE HIP
+. COMPLAINT, DISEASES Of the KIDNEYS, DEFL
CIENCY OF NERVOUS and PHYSICAL ENERGY,
and all NERVo Gus DISEASES, which complaints arise
Er1nrn nnnai aini,l ansa- -namnlu L
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A Derangement Of The Nervous system :

o3- In NERVOUS COMPLAINTS Drugs and Medi.,
cines the disease for they weaken the vital
gies of the already prostrated system while under the
strengthening, lfegivng, vitslzing influence Of Gal.
vanism applied by this beautiful and wonderful dis
covery the exhausted patient and weakened sufferer is
restored to former health strength elasticity and vgon
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DIGD.

Al ths residence Of his father in Bden county, North CAROLINE
18th WILLIAM cOVAN LEsESNE the 18th Of
his
had but few before arrived place Of his nativity 10
spend weeks with b parents when violent fever seized
him. illness Of but fou days, awful
called his The sad dings OF his
communicated his grandfather General W. CowAs
Of this citywho upon him child having
adopted and attended his education with fathers watchu
caebya hsnd physician. who with him
had years literary
Mr. Halowe Aexands, Virginia. and recently, for
sort rne Columbia College, In M District At both places he
his teachers and af
f.ctionate friendship ofhin fellow students.
Many youth might we'll rejoice ia such character he has
Frank open, in his Affection dufn and
parents reserved his conduct
his grandfather who chung him with fathers tender
upright his department. and the sterling
loss depoe Let in wise Prov
idence the full that he aer and bet
enjoying bliss and where hope DO reunited
with him when the last trump shall sound
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Notice the Public. and Instructions 20 Pcstnns
THE departure packet FrsnkIinn from New We
having been made the l6th Of September public tcr
hereby that said packetship win make first depar
New York the 5h Of October, and that mails viii be
packet from New York TO Great Britain, and to countries wv
Southampton (Enxand) and France direct via Hav
An mails on hand a the New York Poet Once for cfss 70
snd the countries beyond France excepted 20 be msde
despatched by the above packet aeesby 70 the
Of the postal between Great Britain and the United
Mails for France will BE- made separately 70 be sent %
direct Correspondence countries beyond France vii
via Hswe, directed upon As adsrs 70 % % ssnf .,n Ama
Postage on letters rance h ~ the single rns
lean inland postage be added which must be prepaid
like prepaid countries beyono
ifsent via Hsvre Newspspsn three cents zach, win A"
Postage on icssss 10 Great Britain s ~ single ~
which can be prepaid unpaid the option o. ne
Letters and for Great Britain and or countes
be BY afankln" in same o. by the co
/" '''' - A NIX HALL, Postmaster Genera
PosT oyucs DKrAsrxsrr, Sept %, 1850,
Oct 3-A -
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ENLARGEMENT of the CapitoI.--The Commsuee On ~
II lie Buildings OF the Senate having been authorized
ton Of that body "o invite plans accompanied BY estimates
extension OF the Capitol and 10 allow premium Of n ~
dollars plan which be adopted the COMMITTEES on ~
Buildings Of the houses Of Congress- accordingly nv
estimates to be delivered hs Secretary Of The ssh
O. before the first day Of December next
II required that these plans and estimates shall provide o
extension CAPITOL either by additional wings, 20 be places
the north present building By the erecuse
separate distinct building within the enclosure TO the ss
building. -, -. :.
The committee do desire prescribe condition na -
the free exercise OF architectural taste and judgment
reference correspondence with the building
general symmetry Of the entire structure when com
Although but plan be adopted, the committee rsse
themselves right form such plan by the adoption o. pay
different should neh b found nsesel
event, committee also 10 themselves IN. ~
divide spporon according 20 their own Judgment me s .s
NAV In part be adopted according relative imposncs
$500 r. NJ. r. HUNTERs
JEFFERsoN DAVIS,
JOHN H. CLARKE
Committee ofthe Senate Public buho''S
SENATE CHAMBER, 3oh September 1850
Octg 2wa
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A NEW Route Pittsburg, via the baltimore, -
qucAanna and Penmsyirena Raroad Through TO FsssI.
80 komsAn express train will Calvert station -
United States mail from Washington and Baltimore
M connecting with fast line at Middetown Up ~
irving at Harrisburg at u, p m, 10 dinner. -.
The train leaves Harrisburg for the west II 3 M smsr
nj D. m point passengers have the opoos
taking Johnstown, thence by packet e'as
stages direct from Holidaysburg 20 Piitsburg.
Tickets will be sold the following points By this uan,
York, Wnghnvilc, Columbia, MARIETTA, Middetown Hsi,sy
Port Milcrstown Pcrysvile, Lewistown, Vesown
ingdon HoldaysburE, and Pittsburg.
This train also connects with the Cumberland Nsney =.
which passes through Carlisle shppcnsbuv Chambenouu
other points this road -
For OF passengers from washington ef ny
points, Of the company VIII
depot Ohio Railroad Company en- me as
the morning receive the baggage, when wv
''''''' "s' = e'''s' :" ROBERT STEWART.
octI-du Teka Agent
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NEW and Elsgsnt Csrpetinxss &c. The ss1.<al-.
the pleasure Of informing their and the einss
orally OF cities Of Washington and Asrsr
the country that their stock Of the richest -
will supass, only vaeiy OF styles, but Ii essss
taste any display which the attention Of pspo
been invited They name
IN cARPEIMGs.
French and English velyets. designs, supersuvs
English tapestries, very rich
SupeIaiye English Brussels, extra heavy
do premium American Brussels
English and American, low priced, extra rich
Imperial three-py, new patterns
DO super Ensisn =, 80, ..,;c,A
Tspeslry aud royal Venetian, for steps
Cocoa mstngs, for basement passages
Hemp carpetings, very servceable, and choAV
Floor oiIcioth, IN ial sheets sut any shape
Low-pnced do do do fof ehamben
Figured bai1ss and srgeszed crunlb cloths, dc,
IN CURTAIN MATERIALS, they nams--
Extra rich French dc LANES
do German do
do English do ow-priecd .
do worsted damask every shade
do Union do very cheap
do French and English chintzes
Twiled and plain Turkey (red) cashmereb
Embroidered lace and muslin curtains
They especial attention TO o large carefully ,es
assortment Of
Linen shectings, table damasks, satin damasks
Table cloths, damask table napkins
Towelngs, table aud piano covers
White and co bed quilts bed and crib blanken
Pillow-cuse linens, cotton sheetings
Step danasks, step oilclotlls &c
been purchased upon win enable manu-
their reputation Of furnishing the very best goods the
price,
Sept 2l--4wif r. H. HoOE CO
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by nYNa 8 MeGUIRg. Aue,.oneers.

BY NYttH q MCGUIRE, AucttOneers.
SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PIANO FORTE, Ill
y AT AUCTioNOn monday morning the eth
10 O'Clock. sell residence OF Lieut. W. b. Within
in Buildings his superior household furniture &C., aoS
which enumeate, viz:
superior rosewood Chickering piano forte, octavos
Black walnut hair-seat chairs, and sofa, and rockers
do centre table
Mahogany marble top pier tables
Do 0ttomans, covered with drab cloth
Do dining card and other tables
DO sjdeboard hat-rack, &C. sHs
Set grandoles, mane vases
Set window curtains and blinds
Large China, dinner, and tea sets
Glassware tumblers, wines, decanter, &c
Mahogany secretary and book leases
Do dressing and other bureaus
Do French and other bedsteads
DO Wardrobes marbleop washstands
Superior feather beds
Hair and shuck mattresses
Toilet sets, lounges
Cane- seat cottage chairs, rockers, &c.
Cooking, air tight, and other stoves Nt
with General assortment of kitchen requisites
Terms Of sale: Under $780, cash $50, credit Of
four months for satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest
~r. DYER MCGUIRE
Oct SD Aucuonsen
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HAVE now the largest and best assorted stock o.
and crates offered citizens Of Wnhnpm y
the eighteen years. Of all sizes, and kinds ny so
10 that 20 give minute detail Of them would De
upon readers patience.
Stoves and Raies for Cumberland and bard COAL ana
terms and STYLES call and hsm ~
eel purchaser, small per centsgc have o. nsS
supply Of the galvanized portable furnaces for heating dve
houses churches and Offices which prepared 70 put
notice. Also Beebees cooking me eesm
Gosne hot air paslor for heating psros and
above BY introducing the external air. -. -
Ihsve, addition the above this day received dfs
Philadelphia large supply Of improved Hathaway sscs
tight cooking stoves will warrant them 20 bake wen o. ~ -
bottom the ovens give satisfaction. have
elusive qht cooking In fh,s
give sssnction be returned ~
refunded None genuine unless nusd on the bono"
bake oven, and the Efna the front plate.
received above very handsome par"
Just come out called Ben Franklin fr wood or coal "
call and examine my stock before purchasing ,r..n
Penn. avenue, between 10Th and lin sus~
Oct 2-eod6wif
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orrroK OF coxMssIosrR or PuBuc Bul

oryIoE or CoxxrssosKR Pubic BUILDINGS,
October s, 1850
DROPosALs will be received at this office until O'Clock ON
Monday grading and grayeng New Jersey
avenue between Streets Capitol The grading
cubic yards of earth A. the gravel
will the the superficial to be
probably exceed 1000 yards the thickness Of the
gravel covering win inches in the and gradually dmn
s he'd To five inches o each side.
proposals the price cubic yard for the filling and
the price per superficial yard for the gravel cover.
both kinds OF work be procured by the con-
tractor The with little delay
be continued with such force as may be deemed necessary for
its early completion. $500.
6-dtd L. MUDD, =. I.
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u 1887. Price g.
Tnylor Maury Booksellers 9th Washington, have
work. which, the Of the
late hill granting officers the
the ses but be invaluable TO agents and others
the only compilation made giving
he officers In the service the close of the war with
Great Britain well Of those in service since that time up 70
1897. -.
ra office. octo
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~ GREEN s TAsTET. Auot,on..r..

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION.
Ill ON Tuesday, the Instant shalt sell 10 O'Clock,
formerly occupied BY Mrs vancoble deceased
street, the City Hail. all The furniture therein contained
enumeIate in part
Mahogany sofa, hair seat chairs and rockers
DO bureaus, dining, card, and other tables
Do and maple high and low post bedsteads
Painted wardrobes, washstands, and tables
Is excellent feather beds, bedding, and mattresses
IL carpets, Of various descriptions hearth rugs, &c.
Gilt frame and other looking glasses
Window curtains and blinds toilet sets, &C.
China glass, crockery, and stoneware
Andirons, shovel and t0ngs, and tenders
Alright and other stoves
Also, io Of kitchen requisites .
TgRns, All sums Of cas- cash Us, credit
- GREEN TASTET,
Oct I'D Aucuoneen
r. 3. The house il for Inquire at the house.
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ny A. NJ FARoUHAR, formerly Harrisburg, Pennsylvania,
with Mer
co. revolutionary war, with Britain, Flor
ida
For pensions, bounty land, scrip.
Beursy LsraW attend the purchase and Of bounty
order. M
Psssnf OesThe applications patenss, procuring modeis
drawings attended all their
0e~srGi Poa OHssA claims against the department win
settlement Of conuacor quarterly accounts pay Of
ditto facilitated, nc.
New Orleans Delta Nashville Union, Advertiser Louis
Vile Louis New Era, Cincinnati Gazette,
Sentinel York Herald, and Detroit Free Press publish
the amount Of o. and send their bills 70 this Once accompanied
with papsr. june a4u
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Said beef and pork must be hs. ofJsn
s and ne ss q a @ sa.f Be-
thirty days liier delivery. ,,.,.. /. 80.
Oilers and or each Of the places Of
The 5ssi must &c nom well este slaughtered between
\, ofNoveber 1850 and The is day Of January eo rs
legs and leg raad quarters the snins and shoulder
s u i inc parts sassa Nos J. drawing
o the fore and ne Quarters p an on w ~ s
barrel must be cur in pieces Of no
ssaisS ;ssa uss ID h S
day January lsS weighing less than Two hundred
sas snss As and 1 ass pss. and
weighing not less than SIX pounds each. .o,.
Island May 81 yes' salt AZ. and s es
mus. as hvs eue q as ae a ns as salt viii
Inc barrel. mus. be entirely and be made
hsadins b no! less than three
Of inch 70 be hooped least over
be branded BY burning on is head Nay bee
Navy pork" as The case may be, with he consracof name
The beef AID PORK will directed the chief Of
inspected the inspecting ohce a. ne Respective
% and Ss G ON
charges must be paid b. ne re-
Shipping o1ael % The satisfaction d tie
speeuye nayards aforesaid after inspection and At their own
approved sass sum equal one half s e..
withheld from Of each payment TO be
The respective viii uni! tas
as u%sa m ~ Of e the
within the period II case o. failure On @ part q e
q The quality and q, the time and places above ns eon
ages, money the amount Of the contract
be paid in q The actual delivery hereof which aa
Payment the United states at The periods above
shall have been 10 the navy agents respectively duly
Of the respective navyyard according
The pas Of the viii be designs.
the engraving be attached TO the contract Persons inter
| esed Obtain them on application al TINS ONCE
Bidders whose proposals are na none viii be
transmitted 70 them returned
the within ten days exclusive Of the tune required 0f s
cenance 81 his ppposa win be deemed notification
ia the meaning q The 1886 bid win be made and
Every offer made mus, be las 9Th
s s s Sasa
e. r. 81 q de- sSe
will his their bid be accepted enter into an I
United States Ud s
that the guaranos able 70 make good heir
proposal will be considered accompanied by such
The bidders name and residences each member
Of dm company offers win the Christian names written
in full, should be distinctly stated
Extract from the act Of Congre approved augtlo, 1896
src further enacted That from and after he passage
s sS eI so Ss
navy March third eighteen hundred aud forty
the effect that ne or ney
bidder bidders will IL his or their bud be accepted enter
into prescribed by he Secretary
Navy good sufficient suretcs furnish the
plies proposal shall be considered unless accompa
MED OF proposal and
The bidder bddef he or they shall fail to
obligation within the time prescribed by The Secretary
Sufficient suretss for furnishing the sup
plies ofthe Navy shall proceed 70 contract WIN
furnishing the said supplies, and
difference between the amount contained
proposal Cor which he have
the said supplies 70! the whole period OF
the bidder bidders and his
or their guaranor guaranors immediately
United for the OF the Navy Department
in debt against either all Of said persons
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THE UNION


osyIcx BoAKD OF HEALrH,
WAsHIxsros, October s, 1850
during the month Of September, 1885, Ansnonhosa
BRAIN congestion Of bran inflammation Of baa, dis
eased bladder Inflammation OF bowels consumption, u CON
cholera inantum dahna, dyssnery, dis
pspsa pasrpera feve II emianl fever, bilious remians
fever, typhoid lever diseased heart hemohage hydro
eephslus, Al hydroihorax parayss, penton.
luis, puerperal perionts, pneumonia premature brt p
por, stubborn, tables mssentsrcs ulcer Of the eg
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49, The steamboat THOMAS COLLYER will make
s4fs trips Mount Vernon, leaving Washington at 10
O'Clock and Monday October Wednesday
Friday Saturday. IL The boat will remain at Mount Vernon
Fort Washington and land where
the messengers ample time view that noble fort
Fair round Trip washington, Alex andra IS cents chill
reasonable prices The
Capitol sk o'clock Persons taking seats
Capitol for the boat cents
taking seats distant from Pennsylvania avenue
Is each
10 q, Co.. Washington, the day before
the boat leaves. y :
Persons wishing Mount Vernon will find agreeable
:" - $3.50 JOB CoRsoN, Captain
,,,s aunTuTbA Fn
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ny-The Association Of Teach will hold their next
lecture Of the Smithsonian buildings Monday
the instant Mt Az O'Clock, p. m
subject Of particular interest 10 the members will be discussed
A full attendance Is therefore desirable.
The public are invited to attend
Oct 5-2 Secretary.
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ny GREEN q TAsTET, Auot,ons.r..

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION
III On Monday, instant shall SELL At 10 o'clock
the residence gentleman declining housekeeping No Dc
Row. north Capitol gate excellent assortment
furniture the mo.t Of which Is nearly new, viz
Mahogany sofas, dvans, sideboard and bureaus
Do dining, breakfast and marbe-op pier tables
Walnut and maple high and low-post bedsieads
Cane and wood seat chairs, lounges and wardrobes
Wasbsiands, writing tables, toilet sets, &c.
Grandoles, solar, hail. and other lamps
Gilt and mahogany frame and toilet looking glasses
Pine feather beds, eddnr hair and shuck mattesses
Parlor, passage, chamber and step carpets
Hearth rugs, mating, and passage oil cloth
Androns, shovel, tongs, and tenders
China, glass, crockery, and stone ware
Dining and other stoves
With many other articles, which we deem unnecessary On
merate !. -. =.
Terms All sums under $25 cash SIS, cedn
- - GREEN TAsTET,
octa-a Auctionsr
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IrALL and Winter Fashfons.-Mrs srrfs viii opes her
il fall and winter millinery Tuesday, 0ctobcrs
sbowrcoms on street, bstween On and ION
Octe-A t|4f3 fstrtf~t9 Hsi
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Frghtfd Collision. Dreadful Loss Of Life.

NEw YoRK, Oct 4-Ths morning, at 8 O'Clock, the
in collision with barqns Isaac Meade" which sunk 10
twenty faihoms Seven Of the Isaac Meade's
saved and only five of hirtyhree passen.
gers The following the Of the passengers lost,
ss far sscsainedy Mrs o. Bradley, OF Connecticut
Harriet Grannnj Mrs. A. Barnes, OF Macon, Georgia
Mrs. Barnard. OF Wilmington Island, Georgia Miss G..
Barnard, do. Master John Barsow, do DR.. Magnnis
lady and child, Savannah H. Grannis Connecticut Mr.
Cofnis. do two Misses Adams, London J. II. Brown,
cAptain's con.
is the only injury she sustained. $3.50
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From the Pennsylvania.
Interes sting Corr<spon denee.

Interesting Corr~spon dsnee.
We take pleasure in laying before our readers The fol-
lowing correspondence between committee OF gentle
men oil this city and the Hon. James Shields The letter
Of invitation, besides containing just compliment to that
gallant officer conveys exactly the sentiments OF the peo
pie OF Philadelphia who will sincerely regret The loss Of
This opportunity OF meeting General Shields, and testify
ing person their appreciation OF bis distinguished SER
vices -
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. "a, ls50.
SR, number Of gentlemen, citizens OF this place, en-
pertaining high opinion Of your merits asa man and gal
antry officer, desious OF Offering you the com
piment OF u public dinner such time as may he mos
convenient TO yourself.
They canno view Of your distinguished services on
many battle field during the recent war with Mexico,
permit your your constituents without embracing
opportunity offered by presence AT the capital o
inviting you oin them IN the manner proposed 90 that
they may personally manifest the high sense which they
entertain your courage aud patriotism -
The undersigned COMMITTEES In that behsi would De
pleased learn your acceptance oil the Invitation, and
you 6esgnas the period when II would be convenient oi
you 10 attend
JAMES PAGE,
JAMES HARPER,
GEO. II. MARTIN,
Gen. JANIS SHIELDS and others.
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EDIToR'S CORRESPONDENCE.


BALrIMoRx, Oct. SIS. p. m.
Democratic En,husiasm The Mayoraify. Tu-
nsrs Prospects --Result of the Eieetion.--Bdnk aud
other Faii.rss.--Marksts. re.
The among the democracy for the election Of
their cand date Tor the msyoraty, q MabuV Turner,
esq., Wednesday next has been increased by tho go-
rious result Of The State election this week Those who
have heretofore felt lukewarm the success OF Mr.
Turner arc rsyng TO his standard. they become
better with the noble and generous character OF
the man. his ability dschsga duties of the Of
fee with energy and decision and impariay So person
ally popular Col Turner that full thousand wings are
openly elec,ioneeng for him. and thousand more have
declared their intention Tor him. The cast on
Wed will not be SO large last Wednesda,
bur still predict for him majority OF at least two thou
sand.
We have now all the from the State. and they foo,
Enoch Ionis Lowe 26O65
" lIism N Cls,ke 24,SIJ
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UNrTED STATES msT.-Thc following statistics are
derived from the treasurer OF the mint Philadelphia
Gold bullion dcposites for September 1850 50 100000 90
Silver do do do do $1,000 90