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FOR THE AFFLICTED.
Banning's Patent Body Brace

~
Us Seiepiat .i. "a a EN- LACE, bODf bhACE, IS
- on ecen. Ienel 70 persons laporTg under the follow
ts gnu oel haaoes ana - ptoms,VH asthma,
Consumption ana other diseases OF the Lungsspna Cur
ana oher affections OF the ihroat-Loss
% diseases Scroluions SWelmgs Distortions,
@ IN M R NeuIagla, eadache w ant OF sleep, Papa-
o oi se iear DisoIdefed Circulation OF the Blood, Kid
ney aIeeuohs numbness and GOODNESS OF the Exremes-
Pa, acuI. or suspended MenstrnaiionPalsy, Gout,
s w uio beuchorhoe or whites Dropsy Files,
Cohslaoh Wltherea ana Deeayed Limbs, Weakness OF
seIgo Da FANS IN the sides, Pains and weakness
III mn, me paGk, &C, &c ssl 49, sssl . 0tI vi
tIe loollg certl1cates VIII show what thought Of
II I oalli my : E n Lace, &C., w; 9
IRON [rof Mol, and other Physicians of NeW York.
Inc Undersigned have eXainneD Dr. Banings novel views
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General Insurance Agency.
CARY 81 FIELD.

Agents for Life, Health and Fire Insurance,
Ofcs, lst floor, Central Exchange, Worcester
TrHE subscribers Agents for the UNION MUTUAL LIFE
INSURANCE Co. ofBosToN; The BERKSHIRE HEALTH
ASSOCIATION Of PITTsFIELD and prepared to effect in
surance on the LIVES Of males and females on favorable
terms. 80 = FsAf&
They are also Agents for several of the best MUTUAL and
JOINT STOCK FIRE INSURANCE COMPANIES in the
Country and will effect Insurance all descriptions of
Buildings and Personal Property low rates Of premium
as at any other Office They hope that their experience
this business will enable them to give such information
corning insurance win induce people to call at their Office
and receive prompt and faithful attention.
In connection with the above the subscribers propose
Keep general INTELLIGENCE OFFICE, and will attend
to procuring employment of various kinds for males and
females and help for those who in of it, and will
attend to the Settlement of Estates buying and selling Real
Estate Renting Tenements, etc. ETC.
They will keep General COUNTING ROOM for Keep.
ing Books, Collecting Bills Making Convey and will
endeayor TO make themselves useful all who may feel
disposed to patroze them in either of the above branches
JONA. CARY,
Worcester. May 9, 1850. dam JOHN FIELD
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CONSEJEg EDT'EON.

". STONE practices the examination of the Lungs
~ the Heart and Chest with the STETHESCOPE, and
other modern devised instruments to test their vital
capacity SO critically that the incipent diseases Of
hose organs can be discovered and thereby timely
ment adopted and saved from the process of m
OeTeuo9s plceIatons and consequent disorganization
ne Is leu TO beeve from his experience and past
in its early stages, may be CURED, and predspositio
su6dned Pesons inclined to affections Of this character
will do well to call on him. ~ 3a0 Z,
1J Office and residence No. MAPLE STREET, near the
Worcester House. Office hours from 10 O'Clock p NJ.
April 25 81 cod&eowly
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.Ea1.S. .HYnrM .gE1z21aS

WOULD inform the citizens of Worcester that she is
| ". prepared to practice the WATER CURE SYSTEM
IN the treatment of disease and proposes locate herself in
this CITY, Mrs Adams has wish to offer any fusome Gu
ogy or recommendation of this SYSTEM but she would from
motives OF true beneyolence most earnestly invite the suf
erng andiaicted whether in their persons their
families whether suffering from the obstinate form Of
chronic disease, the most sudden acute
to apply this natures remedyn and she is fully assured
that IL will commend itself every candid mind infinitely
superior to all others now in and if applied with the
requisite knowledge and skill intable in ali cases of Fever
Inflammation, Rheumatism, Cholera, Diarhoea &c.
Mrs ADAMS proers her advice and assistance those
wish it, at their own houses her advice her residence,
NO. KENDALL HILL. DIV Feb 27. i
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PAPER Hangings,

THE subscriber offers for the Fall Trade extensive
assortment at PAPER HANGlNGS of the very hest
OF AMERICAN MANUFACTURE, which all Builders, Land.
lords, and others wishing a GOOD ARTICLE will find for
thelr interest to before purchasing
b. Particular attention given putting on all kinds
Of papers, at shart notice.
Ware House, FOSTER STREET, (between Main Street
and Boston, Norwich. and Nashua r Road Depot 81
Worcester. Oct 10 dj IL. NEWTON
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100 Build;ng Lois far Sale

BEAUTIFULLY situated on OAK HILL, on the new
IL Bloomipgdae Road" These Lots all situated
the immediate vicinity of the Western Depot where all the
Rail Roads leading into Worcester will probably
ire These Lots win be sold at very prices and of d.
or mensionsto suit purchasers Plans of them
the Store OF Warren Lazell the Armory of Allen
Thurber Conditions of sale will be made easy For par
icuars apply at either of the above premises WARREN
20 LAZBLL, ALIENS THURBER, or T. P. WHEELOCK
A glsiAnrcester, MAY 22s y ti aol1 - . dw4w
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GROCERFEN-

N"AA U Y AIHAA NM 3I|I
MAY be had, ut CORNER OF MAIN and SoUTHpRIpaE
W STREETS general assortment of Groceries. Also
variety Of articles for family use. NEW LUMP BUTTER
Of prime quality received weekly and deliverable to a
lies near through the season, ifdesed rAIso Wooden,
taken In exWiange for goods, Flour excepted
May l6 dwtf and = Sonbbria .uas s,,ree,
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HOUSE LOTS FOR SALE,

DUMDING LOTS on Wellington Street "a new Street
IL running west from Main Street. north of residence
of Abel Jaques, Esq Also Austin Chandler Chatham
Newbury and Quincy Streets. The above Lots are now
for the first time Offered for sale The land adjoining them
being built upon and their pleasant location near Main St.
makes them the most desirable Lots city, Terms Of
sa sale to suit the pun chaser. M GfK 1G
"a 81 haH sssasa Ss L. &c s. r. HARRINGTON, rs
Aug ~. dwtf IL Portland Street.
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Light--LSghty


E handsomes cheapest and best article for LIGHT In
= the world Is MARSH'S PATENT OIL. This is new
invention recently ntrOduced and now very extensively
used by the pubct Is perfectly safe and free to burn in
any common On Lamps, with uesimple alteration Of tube
winch Is done for the ting expense of l25 cents This Oil
composed entirely ofvegetabe and contains some six or
egn. parts some Of which are Essential oils. The whole
tfan and odoress tight, without grease smoke smell
eEpt2sonhus furnishing the public with an article from
whch they can obtain almost any qantty of light and al
same 9e clean and beautiful The above Is for sale at
A. u; NEWToN's, FOSTER STREET., opposite the Boston
and worcester, and Norwich Rail Road Depots lFl
~. Mr. NJ is the only Agent for Worcester
JAM d,y,f
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Worcester marble Ynry.

Worcester. sY0rOge Ward.
FORMERLY occupied by B. II. KENNEY, is now sue.
ceeded by J. lIEERAN where he offers for sale large
assortment o. Fo FOREIGN AND AMERICAN 1f4RBLE,
Those wishing to purchase any Of the above win find II
70 their advantage to call at my Shop DOOR NORTH Of
the AMERICAN Temperance House, Main Street.
~ D. All orders gratefully received and promptly attend.
ed to- He will also If desired go with purchasers to any
Boryng ground to see that his work is well set up. I1
mafch ~. dw3m l JOHN HEERAN. 4
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Granite POIishs

phEPARED by DR. W.WEEKs, Standsh, Mewarrant-
60 to be superior to anything kind ever before Of
metals, such as Gold Silver Copper Brass Tin Brittania
GLASS &c Appydt dry, with wash leather or woolen
rag CMOORE is the sole Agent for Worcester and it
may be found at his Stand FRoNT ST. near the Norwich
Railroad, wholesale and getai. al diff NAV rs
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Chrome and Paris f.reen

OhiouhC anu EuTlS OTcDue Jay Z
NEW and superior article Of Chrome Green and al are,
dncedprce Paris Green some splendid shades very cheap
for cash. Also Chrome Yellow of an extra quality Fdr sae
by SAMUEL. q. WHITE, dealer in Drugs, Medcians.
Paints Window Glass, No "a Washington So near esern
X. X. depot. dw4m M Febl27 \
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Real Estate for Sale,

- THE ESTATE, now occupied by the subscriber
the Of Jackson and Beacon Streets, consist.
ing of well built story House, containing Is Rooms
conveniently arranged for families Barn 80
by "a it, and about 900 feet of Land well with choice
variety Of Fruit Trees Ornamental Shrubs and Plants. The
buildings nearly and in good repair Those wishing
to purchase HOME requested to call and examine
of the pleasanest situations in the southwest part of the
b CITY.
Also, the BUILDING LOT on the corner of Main and
Jackson Streets OF the of E. Bowen ESQ.,
tanning about 1000 fl and commanding fine view Of that
4. part of the city. TX s..7 alias y Jlg
ia Also, The GARDEN EDENo Eden Street. north OF
the Estate Of VIM. #. Merr6ed, and comnding of
the finest views of the city, The Lot contains about 1000
feet is graded and with all kinds of fruit bearing
A6eattfsu ste for a Cottage
g The above described property will be sold low and the
payments made easy Inquire ofJAS ESTA No.
Q Warren Block, or of AUSTIN G. FITCH
- Feb is. dwtf
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nlc , improved lightning Conductors,
.ant su II Wogrs, would respectfully inform the ba
erect LIGHTNING CONDUCTORS ~ ~, p,eParea
s san manner superior 70 any thing 81 the kind ever e pe
~ ue9 for the
per- bottoms adding thereby materially o. liz besn,p
srong.n, ana durability Of the work NJ ORDER NJ sy,
Worcester, March g. d,,,,c y. y. MlVE
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Waters Hair Tsve.

8 SVatcf7S HAIR Dye.
NE great and increasing demand for Hair DYE and the
dlicuity OF procuring ARTICLE has Induced the
SUBSCRIBERS 10 experiment. until they have succeeded in
Dye that surpasses any other now in use
inc u possesses oyeroter kinds are that the
perfectly simple, as the Hair requires no pre-
oe i Y Is entirely Tree from any unpleasant
smells, ana does not fade, crock, or wash out
l. does not like ordinary Hair Dye leave an unpleasant
and unnatural dryness OF the hair but at the same time that
It's color is changed retains It's natural lustre and soft
ness instead Of nurng the hair tends in great degree
10 strengthen It's grewt and prevent its falling out GEN.
tielhen VINO nave hair andwhiskers of lighter color will
very easy TO match the two and those whose hair has
crown premaurey grey, can restore to its original beau
use. - - ~ frS', I, WI ~ y,rs ~ = ~
FOR FOR sale by M D. GREEN, and LEWIS T. LAZELL s.
aune ~ 9nInA gh aEnAaN eodtf
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GEORGE SESSIONS
RINGBON rs ON HORSEs---

. WUyIy 20 YIN E1URSES.TT
n AWAN'S COMPOUND RINGBONE Ku-
(TT< - LER. A long sought for remedy for this Mn
.6DA Jul and almost destructive maady has reeenty
~ been sought out to the great Joy and surprise Of
MI tesel by perfect Of their own horses
applied - and has performed the cruel torture by using he
e, ana IN some cases relieving the animal but NOT n ~
medy, called the RINGBoNE KILLER, which has never
aea n any caya g effect without the pain
the subscriber may be had by the bottle viii di,e'o
age Of the ringbone. - TI p .oS00ppiuhg 70 me
Respectable certificates might be procnraa
necessary, 'N II TSN-Y l1r Pioliic'or consiqer IL
from o. 1000 keeping viii be provided for horses brought
M Is made soon and the subscriber win also b1y
on ph ~ Two Young rnsbone Horses fair price
------, 1870 -, roy - u o"Sm l8ans SUMNER SWAN
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To Let,

ROOM and cear--a frstrate place for the Butter and
n Cheese trade, aud where good business in that line has
been doneOf may be fitted up for almost any other bust
ness. Inquire at NO. 10 EXCHANGE ST. DIFF May ~
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For SaIe.

isa kma Two HOUSES. One Cottage on Glen St., well
"a Ia built, Of frst-rate materials, and commanding
cd prospect Of the city The other story house,
Tor two families, Newport Street. There is about 60Os
feet of md attached to the naned-prce Sl45O In
quire of 81 g4t nT 7t4z ws x - OZiAS HUDSON
8 March 3: dwtf
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NASHUA HOTEL.

5e ,esga LINCOLN SQUARE, WORCESTER.
~ TINE subscriber has taken the above Nance house
- formerly known the Lincoln square hotel y
been thoroughly repaired and rented IN every re-
sweet and enlarged by addition OF several large ana CON
en;ent and is furnished throughout with entire New
Furniture, equal to any house in this CITY c,,a.
The Nashua Hotel delightfully."- situated Tor summers
residence opposite the and Nashua Railroad sra
ion Beipr in the immediate vicinity of the Court House it
offers rare advantages to urymen and oles DONG business
with the Courts and public offices
The subscriber trusts by giving strict attention to his
duties To merit a share ofthe pnblic patronage
m Attached to Hotel is alaTge and commodous Stable
y for the accommodation ofhorses and carriages. ,
,s7S1f' I16 eiassa Is A. J. PUTNAM, Proprietor.
Worcester, April II, 1850. dwetf
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10 Let,

"a A STORE, in the centre of WAYLAND, recently
f.. "a built and well located for the English and West
2AL India Goods trade For further particulars inquire
ofGEORGE SMITH, Wayand, b. L. BATCHELLER 40
Fulton ST.. BosToN. dwtf Wayand, Feb Is.
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FOR SALE.
~ ~ THE HOUSE and LOT at No Washington
Eash Square. For further information, inquire the
q r'ssaass premises isNf1 diff March Is.
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House for sale

0l "a NEW and convenient Dwelling House ON South
"A bridge Street. For particulars inquire of the sub
A.xA scriber q tbI ~sk A WILLIAM L. THROOP.
~ Jan 80 $500 .i..,. NJ 81 3l-yf < r-fr dtf
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Hassnnan,isco House. Grafton.

80 = HaSS2namiScO House. GTsEtOh'
THE subscribers would respectfully INFORM e GU
fnA izens of Grafton and the public generally
s& have taken the above named Honse ana lsage an,
selves be in readiness and prepared at all tunes 10
MEDIATE the travelling and business public and parties oil pea
sarn at the shortest notice. They most respeeiy son
N' =, rS Ia ~, . TSsn d,r DENNY 5. PUTNAM.
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FOR SAFE.

.3wE E91HOuse Lot for Sale,
QITUATED the side of Crown Street. Inquire
sep of IS 3sall W. p. HASTINGS, Pleasant-st.
iss April g. Ash MA Usl& d2n
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1885
1888
1888


nunt msJoritV. ..................... l,ooJ
only SEQ.
this majority Of 500 r. according to the Saratoga
Republicans, democratic psper)
The above majorities for Seymour the highest
amounts claimed, and are. doubtless, exaggerated;
while those tor Hunt placed lower than claimed BY
the wings in several counties We have no re
turns from Saratoga but those from the Saratoga Re-
publican. The Albany papers give Hunts majority at
$780, which, II correct will reduce his present apparent
majority In the State to 627. We believe, however,
that it will reach oC0 but may be mistaken to the
amount.
1t sheuld be observed that many Of the statements
of msjoritiss made for the newspapers and of
those transmitted by telegraph reports and state
ments so got mp for the accommodation of gamblers
In some instances the conductors Of newspapers
interested In bets and make up msjorites to enable
Themselves friends to hedge make further BETS
In other cases. editors and collectors of election news
made the dupes Of the gamblers. We only in
terested in giving the most correct returns in
power, and will venture to compare our statements
with the result, or with any other paper.
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Disasters During the Late Gale.

nohFoLk VA, NOV. L. looV
The brig Bergen X Reed. of baltimore, put in here
In distress with loss of b boom Schooner Ira Bliss
of New York lost both her anchors Schooner India,
81 New York, lost anchors and chsns. Schooner
Ellen Burns, of New Haven, lost overheard william
Hale mate belonging to North Branford CT Schooner
6arsh Mcdonnell of New Haven. lost her anchors.
Schooner Mail of New York lost her anchors aud
the Capes of Delaware. bottom upward. There
person by her, and 1t 10 supposed that all hands
lost. The schooner Simon Baker, from Boston loet
her anchors and chains. The schooner David Risley
nom New York. has arrived; aso the Franklin, from
same place. with loss Of chains &c Also. schooner
Ponta from same place With loss OF her anchors The
schooner Mary Gallant. Capt De Waters Of Amboy
from New York. in ballast bou nd to Hampton Roads
encountered tremendous gale on Sunday afternoon
and nchored under Smiths leland. She slipped her
cables, and underworld to make Cape Henry, but
struck on the Iraacs shosl and went to pieces The
captain Was picked up but the crew, consisting Of
three men and boy. were drowned.
1t is supposed that much other damage has been
done by the storm, which Was very severe.
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Five DAYS Later from Havana,


The steamship Isabel Rollins, from Havana has
just arrived with date 10 the Eth ipstant-hve days
later than the rs by the Gsorgis.
We learn by this arrival. that the Cuban govern
mept intend TO increase the rate OF duties about the
CONNIE ment OF next year on sugar, ctne- and to-
baeco. The increase in port duties generally will
be about Ia Per cent and sugar exported, about
rials per box.
There political news Of interest when the
Isabel sailed. The island continued quiet
TIE stock OF sugar on hand ~as limited, sales OF
browns were making at ~ rails ysllows ia q SA
and white o. IL Lard firm Lumber, SIS Tor Port
land Sales rice, at l0h reals other description
Of produce we're without much change.
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Wb,1s npnosffi
DELAWARE ELECTION.
BY TELEGRAPH.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 12-Midnight.
The election in Delaware, for State and other
officers, took place to- day.
Brsndywins Hundred has given . democratic ma
jority for Governor.
In Wilmington, the wings have only about $50 ma
jority on the State ticket.
From the indications already had 1t is thought that
he State has gone democratic.
p. S.-Another despatch corroboratss the above.
There is but poor prospect Of anything definite to-
night.
PmLApELrHiA, Nov 1873 A. NJ.
Dover hundred has gone whig.
Little Creek hundred has 60 ne for Ross and Riddle.
Newcastle hundred has been carried by the wings
by small majority
IT'S ahead.
The democratic candidates for Governor and Con
gr.ss are believed to be elected by about hundred
and twenty majority
Nothirg Is known OF the Legislature.
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Wig majority ....s..... .OsS
-Four IN all towns 20 hear from, which will increase
rather Than dimini,h the above msjority.-.fibapy
Ertning Journal
JEFFERSON AND LEWIS.
Row., Nov 9th, " m.-Returns Just In from JeTer-
son and Lewis Jefferson, GO, and Lewis, $50, for
Seymour
KINGS COUNTY.
Hunts msjority In Kings csunty has been stated
at bT2; but further examination OF the figures has
detected en- error Of leo In bis the second dis
tret Of the Third ward and also Of 40 against
Seymour In the third district Of willismsbureh De-
duct this lao from Ga az above and have the &C.
tusl majority Of Hunt In Kings county s32 and thua
we have entered N in our table
The Board Of County Csnvsssers cosvened ~ Tia
County Clerks Office yesterday atternoon but upon ~
quiry u ascertsned that returns from several 81
the districts had not been made consequently wss
impossible TO transact any business. The Board
therefore adjourned suti TO day. There appears 10
have been the nest cuIpabe csrelessness In making
out the returns nom both city and county, and II IL
rumored that number Of the poll lists win 10 be
rent tsck for revision and correction.
MONTGOMERY.
The Fslicnrae Wing, OF Friday, states that Hunts
majority In the county IL fp7 Heath, whg and Smell
dem, are elected to the Assembly.
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BY TELEG RAPH
BOsror, Nov. IL, 1850.

BOsror, Nov IL 1850
oo~eprss
Second district (sll but two townsJ Upham, (vhis)
5eo4 Rsntoul dem 4S44; sewell Gree soilJ 2pe4;
tosttsripg, q. No choice.
Third district complete, Duncan, (~hig) 57ss;
Brown. (dsm.J $3.50; Higginson, Cfres soIl) 2lsi;
scattering o.. No choice.
Seventh District towns In this district stand for
Goodrich, vhg, s31s; Bishop, dem, 2e7O; Scattering,
432 Goodrich Is probably elected.
Ninth Distrct-orin Fowler, whis, IL reelected 10
Congress by large majority Result for Governor In
255 towns and cties-Brisss 4e,7o7j Boutwell, so722;
Phillips, 23,7el Scattering, 800. No choice By the
people.
gsser county, complete, Briggs size; Boutwell,,
$40 Philips, ara; scattering, a.
Berkshire county, thirteen townsJ Briggs, 1,os2;
Boutwell,, vol; Philips. IS; scattering, 2.
SENATOR'S ELECTED.
Suffolk Gov Igs o; Experimentation a. no
choice, g. Middlesex-coalitIop, o; Worcester Co
alitiop, 8; Hsmpden-No choice 2; mpshire- wings
q Frankincoaltion,1 1; Norfolk Coalition, Q; Bris
tol-cosiition, 81 Plymouth Coalition, 2-rotai-
wings, 9; coalition. ~; ne choice, g. To be heard
from-Bsrnstable, 2; Berkshire, O. Nantucket, Ito
tails.
RtrREsrNTarrrs VI rcrsp.
sufolk-Wbigs, a; coalition, none; no choice, g.
Hsmpshire ~; coalition, 9; no choice. 4.
Franklin wings 8; coalition, 10; no ehoie. o. wor.
esster wings, 8; coalition, 80; NO choice. To- lamp.
asn-wbig., 4; coalition. 9; NO choi,e n Norfolk-
Whigs. u coalition no choice. 10 Bristol whiR-
TO- coalition, Z; no choice, Middlesex -whig. "a;
coelition. 20; no choice IL Essex--whigs H. coai.
ton, 10; no choice, Ia Berksbire--whigs 4; eo.lL
ton, o. no ehcice q rotal-whiss, lbs; coalition,
12f; no choice 81
Including Plymouth county the House stands
wings, 1872 coalition 13l: no choice. %
There uil he trials IN the towns 10 elect TO-DAY and
In three weeks from this
In E55 towns In Suffolk, viddlessx wcrcer,sr Bri,.
tel nsmrden Hampshire, Franklin Essox, Berkshire
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The Latest by Telegraph.

OFFICIAL RETURNS.
IrHAca. Nov. IL, 1850.
Tompkins county -seymour's majority, l2s Church,
Iss; Msther, las; Angel lao; HAsey for Congress IL
Msdison-sey mour, ~
Ulster-eeymeur, 622.
Cortland-hunt. 2f3
Erie Hunt I601.
Hsnitop-s.y mour. la.
Hunts majority In the state, oficiAl and unofficial,
thus far Is 6l3.
RecHrsrrR DKMocsAr o,v.ex. Nov L. 1850.
Orleans county gives Hunt 1s4; Church, 36s. Ne
other returns received
Monroe county gives SIS for Hunt.
The last report from Allegheny was 125 for Hunt =
lis will be quite safe.
DELAWARE COUNTY.
BrSeHanroS Nov. 49, NJ
The Official returns from Delaware county give Hunt
Isl majority Bisksy, 500 do Benton, ssls; Angel,
3tS7i Church, s0s2 For Congress, the vhis majority
IL avs. For repeal Of the school Law, 2o20.