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PROUTY s. MEARS'
New Hot Air ventilating BrickF Furnace,
FOR 1850.

FOR 1850.
THIS entirely furnace combining many vaua-
BILE improvements and obviatng many of the objections
Of the Brick Furnaces use being only feet high
it is peculiarly adapted low cellars which admits of
unusual elevation Of the hot air pipes Immediately after they
leave the brick work. thus allowing direct escape
The heat from the air chamber the to be heated than
usually obtained in other kinds 1t perfectly simple in its
construction and can very easily cleaned of
even when operation if required Being made entirely OF
Cast of unusual thickness it is more durable and
liable to get out of repair for many years.
The subscribers also sole proprieors ofHanks I'M
proved Furnace which given unqualified satisfaction
or the last three years OF which be opera
lion in the Court House, New School House God.st,
and many of the private residences in the city of
We would invite ALL who about procuring Furnaces,
or are otherwise these articles call ex
anime the above Ware Rooms, where will also be
found, Prouty g. Mears's Improved PORTABLE Hot
Air Ventiating Furnaces Cooking Ranges the celebrated
Medal or Madeira Paror Stove and general
of coal and wood Cooking and Office Stoves
DAVID PROUTY, IL co.
10 4 20, North Market Street, BOSTON,.
Aprl IS d3taweow weoD
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Ntu'F5e " 'JUHJHtST arrangement - commencing
- Aas@t It'll, 1850.
- s.l ;si..; I ;::=.E &;
PASSENGER TRAINS wirrm as follows:
Leave Arrive at Groton Nashua and
Worcester at junction at Lowell at
6.43 am 9.l5 am. 800 am.
Hoo am. 123Opm. 1.45 pm.
40 pm. 535 pm. 6.l5 d pm
Leave Arrive at Groton
Nashua and Lowell Junction, Worcester,
730 am. 720 S.l5 am. 9.45 am
ll.8O II 80 am. 1880 pm. 2.0Op.m
30 pm. BIS pm Sis pm 7.05 pm.
FITCHBURG AND WORCESTER TRAINS.
Leave Worcester Gas and II n. and 40 p. M
Leave Fichburg at 8. Is a.m and 1890 and 5.45 p.
FREIGHT TRAINS run daily each way between Wor-
cester Groton junction, Nashua, Lowell and Fitchbmg
At W0fceSterthe 645 train connects with Nor and
Wor. st Bt train from New York; Morning, and Midday
train of the B0s. and Wor Prov. and Wor Nor and Wor
and w r. r., connect with the II M and $50 M trains
hcm Worcester
AtGrOt0n Janction-trans arrive simultaneously g. IS
A. NJ, II so aud P. NJ from Worcester, Nashua Boston,
Fchurg, Lowell, West Townsend and depart simultane-
onsly for the above named places at - IL 30 pm
At NdSh,tq-crains arriving from Worcester at A NJ.
and Las NJ. connect with upward trains of the Concord
and Wilton Rail Roads, Those leaving Nashua 730 and
l.30 A. NJ. connect with downward of the Concord
AMI Wilton Railroads.
lTThs road forms the cheapest and most expeditions
channel of communication for Freight and Passengers be-
New York CITY, the southern and southwestern
tons of New England Gncluding the line of the Western
Road) and Lowell Lawrence and Portand-Nashua Man
chester Concord and all places in the vicinity OF the Con-
cord Boston, Concord and Montreal Northern, Passump-
River Junction-Also to all places the line Of the Fitch
burg, VI and Mass. Cheshire, Sull and Vt Central r..
Rogd Windsor, and Passumpsc RR. fromWhite River
Junction.
L ;. Fare from Nashua to NewYork SO and $3.50 from
Nashua to Providence 50; from Lowell to Providence rs;
from Lowell to New York. SO and 50 75 from Worcester to
Brattleb0ro' 81 50, Worcester and Greenfield, $2,25
J. w. STOWELL,
Worcester, Aug. 7, 1850 dwu supt.
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SYMPTOMS.

v. ID. PALMER, the American Newspaper Agent, is
the authorized AGENT for the DAILY and WEEKLY Spy in
cities of Boston, New York, and Philadelphia and Is
duly uncovered to take advertisements and sucbsrpton
nj the same rates required by us Ul i1
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STOVES STOVES.
Gall at Mo. "a Front Street.

A ND examine large variety of COOKING, PARLOR
"A and OFFICE STOVES, you will find the celebrated
FARMERS AIR TIGHT COOKING STOVE, this stove
recommends itself, it needs no putting Wholesale and Re
tall No &c Front Street AARON BILLING.
Worcester, Sept. IL. dw3m
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Worcester, Aug. 7, l8;
Plovldenee and Woreester Railroad.

Ia FsT .s1 -s 49,;
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Worcester and Nashua Railroad.

Change Of l3u1nmer Arrangement = Commencing
Aug,st It'll, 1850.
- .l r s=.:....:::.:.: 5 i::.s.:.:.;:s
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ices Improved Lightning Conductors
The Evening Schools

Seraphine for Sale.
Elegant toned Seraphine (Second~hand) for sale by
"A Aug 27 diff n. AINSWORTH.
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HORSE SEEOEENG

- w ILL be strictly attended to at the Shop at
tG&4AA w the FooT OF MECHANIC STREET by the sub
LAA4 scriber. All persons who have lame by flat
feet, false quarters interfering invited CALL
believe give them satisfaction for think they all
caused by bad fitting the shoes and bad shoeng. think
know this from my experience. There is difference
between HAT foot and contracted foot--so all
horses should be shod alike, hot shoe benefit
tootho had better be kept in the pot turn
on. he horses foot-this is my opinion. 10
ISAAC WOODCOCK,
Feb 10. dwtf Mechanic Street
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT-On a,pd after Oct. 7, 1850
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WORCESTER DAILY SPY:
PUBLISHED EVERY MORNING AT
2i2 Main Street, (Eutman Row. Worcester,
JOHN MILTON EARLE,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.

TNEkWN.
The price OF THE DAILY SPY is THREE DOLLARS per
sanm or SEvGNrYFIvE CENTS perquarter if paid strictly
IN advance.
THE MASSACHUSETTS, spy
is published weekly the same Office, TERms-$l75 in
advance, or 81 ilnot paid il advance.
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Washing Fluid.
VOHN II. WALTON'S WASHING FLUID which ha
proved to superior article for sale by the gal
Ion or barrel by DRAPER Il CLARK,
Sept2 dwtf 1903, los & l07 Front st.
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GERMANY.


The Gcveiutton la GessS U&esel
Who following particulars ofshe EleotoFot Hesse
Cssaeis fuFtber proeroea to Frankfort is contained
in 6 Cologne letter Of Sept ii
The Electer of Hesce, with hia ministers, b aum.
bach ard haynRu, fed To Hanover in tho night OF
the l2th-l3th, and to ny act on! for this city.
Welosrntrom travellers that the moss dangerous ad-
wiser of the cabinet, HasrenpHug was seen yes.
terdsy in company with his wife at Rbeda,
whittier he had journeyed by extra post, He was
seen this morning ct 10 O'Clock, with pale aud bag
CARA features az tho railway station, pretending
snsS ~. WAS going to Coblent2; II Id more prooSoe
suat he is tlyins To Belgium AS he W az reoog
niasdby his ieow-trRvelers, his name WAS cSilea
out at every stauon With hEses and Other marRa OF
Interpretation. Tho train had scarcely arrived at
Dusseldorf, hen two gendames were called aud
told .hat person under sentence OF Pfassisn
court for fraud was in the sran tfAvesr, Hho
had cast many gIRnoes at tho fugitive, began TO
speak 80 the gendafmes when Hassenphug Tent
up TO him and said nWhy arc you pursuing ms y
Il am not following you was she reply; am
only informing She proper officer shat sue convict
Haaaenpilug is in the Irain' land suppose am
that peyson3' Then this mar, said the traveller,
pointt 6 to the gerdarmo, " will know his duty
The officer now called upon Hassenphdg to exhibit
his papers, when voice was heard, " Take care,
he ia a noted Cheat The mlsterwaE compe lled
10 accompany the officer to this police office in the
city His luggage was removed from the train,
which continued its course hither. Later reports
state that he not Imprisoned at Dusseldorf bat
lefs about clock for L4angente!d, there to await
ahe arrival of the Eeosor.
A subsequent letter states that the train which
LETT Minden at noon arrived SIS Deutz at ocock
and took the Elector and his minister's Bambact
and Haynau as far as LRpsenfeld. One OF the
ohieia of the Dusseldorf police appeared there Ane
advised them not to stay in that neishborhood
whsrc0pon they sot out Il ain for Frankfort.
FRANFSRT, Sept lit ia stated that she Flee
tor has consented eventually TO abdioareiu favor
ths Grand Duke of Retse,
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SPAIN.
Return OF Nnrvaez-RaiEronds

On the 10Th instant all the Ministers went oo9
in omen caleches with four hotaes 60 meet NarVAez
On hia return to the capital. All the Deputies
chosen for the Bslearic Isles are Conaefyinv e"
The Cotolico, Clomo7 Pudltco, and Patr7a h1 ~.
been confiscated for articles on the arrest o. "
eree and Moron and condemhing tbs actS OF ~ w.
epce committed during the elections Inc
General EquIsr has been parooneo ano auA'''''N
70 The Th first trial of the Madrid aud Aranaez aal-
road cams of on the lo,b-tbat is of part OF III, II,
az but two Spanish leagues from ArspJaez ie .J
place called Nonte de Ia Royna are c4mPeis t9
nished One frat class carriage was a ass6nh 10 9
the ssd the return in 20 the aooond IN 20
and ni f1a I and only nase1 were spent
i; IN The third. Che fourth, which took place next
day. -, VS. effected in 10 minutes franz ArAniuez to
Monte de la Reyna-os at the rate Of 48 English
miles tho hour
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at Syracuse What more can they reasoaa.
bly, ak The Syracuse Convention and i's
Resolves solicit 20 Endorsement at their
handp, and need none. No objection is
made to eny section Of the Wing or any
other party converting at Utica aud resolving
what they please, and nominating whomso-
ever they will for candidates. It any of
them ike the Wing csnd:dstea, very well;
if not, just as well. But We do not believe
there is one among these candidates who
can be seduced OF bnlliod into casting reaec-
tons on the Convention which placed him
in nomination. To do SO would be fatal not
more to his chances fer success than to his
reputation for modesty, propriety and COM
mon sense
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N Y. WhIg Nominn,ioss

X-YiId District -EDwARD B. MORGAN OF Au'
rors, Csyuga Co. nominated for Congress from
Cay uga snd Cortland, having all but t'o0 votes in
Convention Of thirty nina TIE Convention upani.
moualy
R,s,lprd That this Convention cordially approves Of the
or lhe 9lse Convention rece lily held al Syracuse
of principles and contained In the 1880
.utious which were psssed al hat Convention.
Rssatred That WILLIAM SEWARD ny his !satess de-
ior Whs prir cipes and prominent among those
PircrI-s tn IL hi Of Pfesdom deserves ard
cevet the ccfdi u earnest appreciation CT she Wings
Of ttis pGtJ;ct.
4Ai6aay Colon. john L. 6oHooLcRAEr has
been rcnominated for Congress, with SAMUEL q.
aAHMosD for Distfc: Attorney.
O,nego County -Asaemby, l. JAMES PLArr
2. JACOB CROMWELL; Dist Attorney, D antel II
Mash supt. Poor, Benz Gregory. Jr Justice,
Sam'l A. Comstock.
J8trsou Co.-Dist 3 HIRAM Ri coLLUN for AS
senEblv
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ITALY.
AHAAX.
Thu PhnA nf Ohhn with SardInIn

A letter from Rome Of the l0.h inst. published
by the Constitutional, states TIA: when ID. Pi-
nelG, the Sandman Envoy, wee GU the point Of
quitting Rome, he was Informed that the Pope con
scented to grant him au audience, without however
recognising him in his official capacity. The re-
ception took place in the presence Of witnesses.
ri. Pinell developed and advocated before the Hoiy
Father the principle invoked by NJ. d Azego in all
his diplomatic notes thas is, the right of Piedmont
to change her own lave. which. as sArdinisn SUD.
lects, the members Of she clergy were bound 70
obey The Pontifoal Government places the quss-
ton on another groana. 1t dsmsucs the execution
of treaties concluded by Piedmont With the Holy
See, end contends that the Sandman Cabinet
should have commenced by applying TO the Cours
of Rome, and mace The suppression of the EcoleS-
astical mmunises the object Of negotiation tend
ing 10 modify the Conoo;dst, signed in April. aud
which guaranteed those immunikss. Ths Pope
shsp told A. Pinelli that when Piodmoat shoad
have liberated the Atchbibhop Of pafin, and re-
established the sat quo exsting previously TO the
promugason OF the Sicoardi Law, its Government
might then. if it though. proper, open negotiations
with the Court OF Rome to obtatn notifications IN
that Concor6at
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ANOTHER cURE OF CONSUMPTION.

MORE PRooF THAT CoNsuAPTIoY CAN By CURED gY
scHENcK's PuLMoAc sYEuP, II TAKEN IN TIMs.-s.l.
uuore AuguM6 Or ] H. ssheHck-Dear Sir Isfords
heartfelt sausscou asy before tho public thg success.
Jour Pulmonic syrup.n curing Of lingering and
firmly seated Consumption. Aboli .wo years ago was
arGcked With pain in my breast couhaue1 dry,
hacking cough, wh simos consAn splitting OF blood,
AID dreadful pain In M lido aud back and toward rghi
trt burning fever sud hesdsche leaving with cold
creeping chils. l applied to the best physicians ia the
city buIcouId get like rslief my cSQgh got worss
Ilaen uted soms OF he nost celebrated Cough Medicines
and Syrups that recommended through tho public
press, bat all to efec. could get no relief; almost
gave up In degpair Tor was reduced skeleton
4 ftierd OF mine al this time recommended me to Try
sCBEHCK'5 PUL1ONIc SYRUP said 1t woult be
The last thing would Try, for had given up all hopes OF
berg cured On the I'D CT March purchased bottle Of
tbs Syrup, ard commenced uAng IL after using 4 few
bottles Tie pain les my breast and TO my surprise my
coUkh ceased, and enjoy my health, thank God ss
ever did IL my Ne snd owe Ii 10 yoQr Invaluable medi-
CHE ard the help Of 9od. YoarI, &c
RICHARD LENNOX. I6 Csnal.st Baltimore.
Price 81 per bOile Or bottles for S.
V cLlCKENERA co. Ageats, 81 Bacayst, New
YORK
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The Isaao Mead.

We learn that this i'll fated bark was insured for
$le SEQ, in about equal proportions by the General
Mutual, Union Mutual, Aator Mususl and n aEhvills
Companies this insurance was made on the 20sh
inst The cargo vas rated s. about $3.50 600, and
il stated to have bssn fally insured. Dsmill & Co.
have policies for $4,000 in the Atlantic Co. Two
other persOns are reported 20 have been lost by
the collision John Crosson, German, and q
man ramed Williams, supposed to bs tinman
Mr. Bradley, one Of the passengers saved, went
or deck and as soon az tha two vessels struck
rushed again to the cabin and awsksd his wife
when they both left the cabin (which was on deck
by the at egresq, bat they we're both carried off
their feet by the water and Mrs. Bradley WAS
lost. Mr.. Stanton was on deck when the collision
took place, and climbed the rigging bat the yes
sel sunk so quickly. that the water overlook him,
and compelled him to loae his hold and swim fer
life He was saved
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By Telegraph to The New-YOrk Tribune,
ONE DAY LATER FROM EUROPE.
BY the Cambria,
BOSTON. Saturday, Oct.

BOSTON Saturday, Oct 5.
Capt Leitch of the Cambria, has furnished US
with one days later intelligence from London and
Paris.
"A box Of incendiary publications, addressed to
the army and people Of France, has been seized
at Angouleme by the Government A Represen-
tative OF the people, noted for big ecoentrcities is
sGid to be mixed up in the matter.
There have been some severe conflagrations In
several Of the Departments.
His Excellency tbs Russian Ambassador, Baron
Brunnow, has returned to London
PARIS, Fiiday,-Fivea, SO GO; Threea $50.
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CenernI Commt.kee al Dennocratfc

1S~ Fra General COMMITTEE OF D@r1 ocrRIc
WING Yonng p1en, Friday 'ehlnf oc'ob-r 4 tg'O
5.rens IL rms been reported ihs, efora mskluS 10
repfesenalioL from De OF the districts, in tbs
conyer tor 10 held B, UhCs, On tbs l7Ih OF Qco1er
Bxsae[d Tbsit be recommended that IN ali whste
tha syo Committee refuses negecL 10 provision
meet a. hetr Csusl hea1quRrtere or eiaeWhsre upoa the
day siresov FAMED resolution .! the 9ensrsi Com
,t:ee and make cbo of Delegates 10 tie aai Conven
resolution wsa eso adopted, that ia consequence Of
the Decessariy bef upon VIII b the special meeting
OF The Let inst wsscslCd, members abfen al that ilme be
Above place her upon The record IL tavof or
the majority Ia the ste syracuse Coventon and APPROX
Ing ecu CT Gose fc.ted from all connection
viii he SEINE The ayes and Hoes we're nnniy recorded
hYr.0K Townsend G G Dean J II White G W Rogers Jas
Duk Hiram Gown d Peae, Kirby, w Warner, John I'd
wards w Prrsou DsnelS Weeks, David Webb Geo Royd Jas
Grdiey Conroy Nchoa Carroll G Dean, Austin Muir,
seabrirg Baker Combs John Cooper Jas Dewey Jacob how
ard Angus, Moraud Audes Fargs, w Gregory Oborn
WIN Tay ler Furbuh Coenhovel Dladeh Smith Isaac
VIM Smith T Chapman Er5stus Brooks. WE Jsrtsnu
OdeI Airnes o Benjamin Warner Lister Nm Adj
ans John Frink Brdon w Andrews Andrew JORDAN, JOS
H Hills WIN Kuhn John &cCure Oscar Taylor " liam Doij
Moses Jackson, John T Allen, WIN Rtss.-5 3D.
Simeon Draper Daniel Bowl, WIN Daring Jarn7s
B-kley JAS Bergen, Samuel De N u Ben bowers q 6 MI
EoTE-Berus Boyd White and Gitley, phie con.
demrin action OF The majority Syre;use vots1 IN
the Negative upon he ulOnO epprovr the accession
OF The minority and tho calling Of STATE Convention on
The I'm F. DELAFIEbD SMITH, Chairman
DANIEL 8OWLY, '''7'Si'' "l"
I I.o.s y y N a9 s%T4 secfstprie. Of
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MALTA.

Letters from Malta, of she 9th inst state thasshe
Cholera which bad considerably diminiahed, had
for day or swo been on the increase Ii is attri-
buted to whole day OF rain, followed by e north
west wind, which occurred laet week Confidence,
however, wes reappearipg, and there were res.
ssors TO hope that the disease waf on the point OF
disappearance.
Letters from Malta, Of the 18th inst. state that
the Belerophon sailed en- that dey for England,
having been ordered off suddenly in consequence
Of the breaking out OF Cholera on board,
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spped by them to the elections Of tbs n s1nsd Of
tS,.e davs the quarantine imposed vessels com.
NJ The Concordia of Turin states, the faith of
t,sveIer from Verona, that nj late manpavre eE-
ecuted by the troops Of ecamp near that city the
Croats, whether from mistake or otherwise, Erred
with ball upon the officers OF sheir ssati and kihed
E csptsin Of engineers. The Opiaions also men
tiops The fact.
On the 5th inst band of 35 highway men were
tried by the Council OF War, sitting at Bologna.
&c were sentenced to death and nine TO hard labor,
10 Of the former being under 81 years OF ege, mao
their sentence commQred into hard labor, ana tue
l6 others were shot
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Eg G'ls Utica Ga-stte, in sndesvOripg to con.
ylcs us of ere Inconsistency, a obliged to utter two
slsehcods-frrt, that We have "rejoiced" at the
corrse of the Syracuse Boilers, and secondly that
we have bean begging that bygoues be bygonea.'
We have neithsr reioiced at the bolt nor begged
the Botsrs to CONS back. We certainly did not
deprecste the bol. and ne have besn willing to
Ies bysoues be bygoaea, but the aeceders may do
az they pesse We snail go asraighs forward in
tpppo,s Of Wing principles and the Wing ticket. !,
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~. Last Thursday ri. hi, tao Msnager, OF the Am

" Last Thursday III AIT. toe Managers OF the American
Insttoie removed itom the Exhibition Room os'ue car
dep one OF he mostu,e1 sc,cnuh; Inventions a'7' w.
ha r,ds,,,r.,,ts Air.svh.r,ta. uu,., Gothns which
have alfesdg kept hodies unchanged Two years aud
thus accomplished hat tie genius OF all ages had attempt
ed in v,r, the perfect preservation ofthe dead R.pused
and denied hearing by i5'auon eiablished exit
BIZ and encourage American scientific asd nsef1l nYen
ons, sad which, uIdsr m preser! sGement has dsge
nefsed into bazaar Of sby.iuDpers, dog-chuns and
sugar candy We complied (n the Worlds Fair in
London 10 hich invited By oregnesl reques
our fellow cIizeEs 10 Examine This important Invention q
our cepo $40 Broadway op2oi,e The Psrk b ords OF
the Ms.all.c Burial aud Fruit yasa Company
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PennsYryaris and Ohio

Hold their Annual Elections tomorrow. Penn
sYLvANIA may do we'll if She will, but we fear
there ID TOO much apathy among the Whigs The
Opposition have but nine members in the present
Houge, and Of those Ross, McLanshau, Thompson
and Gilmore may give place to Wings, if 1880
lute effort is made. RoGs and &cLauahan have
killed themselves by voting for She Fugitive Slave
law, yet they may slip in again if the vote is light
Gilmore cen only be reelected by the diversion of
Wing voteg from Taylor to Graft, special Free
soiler. In Judge Thompson's District, John H.
Walker, the Whig candidate, is personally strong,
and we hope for his election. We are not without
hope that Adams (Whig) may be chosen in vii.
NETS Dirtrict, where the eernest Free Soers
have hard work to awalIo " Grow, the nov eau
didate. q Cass man. There is Tor has been) VIC
lent fsud in the Weatmoreland District, which
may possibly elect Wing there, though 1t is more
likely TO be healed up. On the other hand We
expect to lose the Luzerne District, which we
have carried twice by split In the adverse renaF,
while there are several mors barely carried at the
two lsBt els ctiops which we may lose' we shall
be glad to out of to morrow 4 contest vita
fourteen Wing members. The complexion Of the
Legislature will probably depend on Philsdel phia
County.
In OHIO, we muat DO oootent TO SEQ DR. Town.
shend Free g1ado A5olItionss, elected in place
OF Hor J b. Root, q Free Soil aeceder from the
! "hs party but We hope Samuel Galloway will
beat sweetser in the Columbus District and DO not
deapsir OF Van Trump's beating 0ds 10 the Pick.
away District, John Taylor represents atrong
| Wing District Ross, &c bus we expect to see
him run very coso not beaten FOR bis vote in Svof
Of the Fugitive Slave Bill, John W. Hunter q
Free Soil W hig, will probably bs beateni in the Bel
mont District j Il. Giddioes will pretty nearly
walk over the courte in the Cleveland District
On tho whole, we expect to loae one Member in
the Delegation. The Opposition Governor, Reuben
Wood, is nlmost certain to so in, owins to TIE
Free Soil diversion. Tho Legislature ia moe
dubious, and may como up right
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r Elegant nv aaor, a, home, at church, visiting aud
CAKE CsId, engraved and printed in the mort faaaools
styles, at EvERDgLLs, sO2 Broadway. ccEner Daaasss
Also avery exhaustive assortment OF beautiful 3oxes 70,
Wedding Oaks Envelope In great variety. from he nou
eelebrsted msuufsclursfs In Paris arc Londen Brdd
Waters silkeu Cord, &c Ar. EysRpELL h.a brsecA
store al "al-st Tor the accommodation OF dis daRa
customers where all the above aIuces m ay bs had
tbs hues, qualify. oS q.
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shRssinnttup Of u Minister.

EssRssinhtIob OF HthistHF
AZ the Minister of Public Instruction, Korfoda-
XII was leaving bis carriage with his wife aud the
Senator Antopiadis, at g P M on the lss of Sept
he was MORALLY wounded by piato shot. After
suffering dreadfuly for two houra he expired, six
bullets having ntruck him near the heart. The
murderer and bis two accomplIces were arrested.
They ere Manotee, and are supposed to be hired
aEsapsinB. The approaching elsctions are sup
poRed to have led 20 the crime.