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PRICE TWO CENTS.


The returns received yesterday from the irteief,
continue favorable to the national democrats, and
indicate that the State ticket nominated by than
has received votes than that nominated BY the
free soilers, notwithstanding the support given t.
the latter by the National and State Administrations.
In ADDITION to the gains for the national demo
Gratis, mentioned in the HERALD yesterday, COM
we have information that Delaware county shows .
large gain for the nationals equal probably, to 000
Niagara, 14s4, instead Il 1000, as first stated JET.
terson, $500; Uster, 300; Gepesee, 500 Livingston
1500; Wayne, lOe0-tota gains for the nationals in
shese counties, 1884.
The free aoiIers gain in Greene county about s0Os
compared with the vote of 1913; in Chaatauque.
300; in otsego, 200; in Tioga, 5OO-total gains in
these counties, 1900.
It will be seen by these returns, shat the balances
Of gains largely in favor OF the national democrats:
and it now appears almost certain that at lea It o
portion of the State ticket headed bJ George w.
Clinton, must have majority over the free soilers
in the Stass-the whg State ticket of coarse, being
elected by ayote nearly equal 60 that Of tie two
tions of the democrats combined
The Albany argus Of yesterday says
We yet without sufficiently data 10 form
TIE basis Of reliable calculation the result be-
tween the national democracy and their free soil opps
psnts.
Bor the preser it Is sufficient say that the reported
and ascertaned results thus far highly icous of
a splendid natioral democratic trumph-be he diner
in the vote between the democratic and free sol
tickets what it may 1t cannos be large o7e way or the
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CORRECTIONAL paragraph in yesterday's HrsAD stated
that the ship Constitution frtm HAVE, had forty
deaths the passage II she ud hayo read the Corin
THAN, from the same port
For EoRopE-The ste .nship Arctic Captain Lace left
her dock at yesterday, for Liverpool with 10 pas
sepgers. Her specie list amounted to s40i ,0O0
THE STEAMSHIP ENTIRE CRY, Captain Windle left port
yesterday for Havana and New Orleans with 275 pas
sepgers.
LAUNCH THK CIIrPg SHIP RApTD.-The clipper ship
Rapid launched Saturday morning from tho yard
of Roswell Joyce Co foot Of Houston street. East river
She of the sharpest vessels yet built and from the
appearance Of her nish fastenings &c will sustain the
acknowledged superiority OF New York clippers Her d.
mensons followsIength of keel Ill feet breadth
Of beam 81 feet depth Of hold 20 feet and length over all
100 feet Her appearance the water would suggest rather
the idea Of pleasure yacht than freghtng ship Of 100
tons. Her model well her workmanship, reflect
great credit upon her builders who brought up
good school, having been for number Of years in the
employ Of the late Jacob Bell. Within the last few
months they have launched the clippers A. Ward and
David Brown which have given them so much credit
as practisal builders. The Rapid built for Messrs.
James Bishop Co.. Of this city for the California and
China trade and will be commanded by Captain Richard
s. Corning under whose superintendence she was
sructed She will soon be at her BERTH pier No. North
river when the public viii have an opportunity to ex-
anime her.
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Political Meetings in Boston.

BosroS, Nov II, 1858.
The Hon. Charles Sumner is addres sing immense
semblage free soler this evening, at Faneu Hail. in
favor of the proposed tuition. Several hun
dred ladies in attendance and nearly Gil the galleries.
The wings also holding Aarge and spirited meeting,
at Williams Hail. to consit the subject and to de-
wise ways and to defeat its ication by the
pie next week. The excitement here upon this subject
is intense, and increasing hourly.
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Tclsyapllic Returns. !.

SYfsAUVsE, NOV. II I6OS-
In the Tweneth Senatorial dstrcs Mr. Hitchcock has
40 % co conceded majority in oswego county. Official
retnrrs from ten towns in Madison county give him ten
ahead which report from the First district in Brook
Geld increases 81 The three remaining towns r-
port 40 majority Tor B Bruce rendering his else-
ton probable
In the Twenty Gcst district Robert Lansing national
democrat, is probably elected.
Lewis county gyos $50 dc emocratic majority FOR the
State tic e. AGO Fer Hunt for Judge 675 for Collins
the Assembly, (35e the temperance candidate
Mr. Wart Gem is elected in the Eastern district ae
Oswsgo; Mr.. Iattiay do, trc. ATTORNEY.
In Madison, southern district, Mr.. Waite, national
6emocrat is elected Mr. Smith, free dem. In tho
northern district Mr.. Whitman il elected Mr..
Strong, free DEM but II is q close ran.
The whg and Van Burenite tickets are far behind. In
the Fifth Judicial district Mr. Bucord is generally
ceded 10 hav. been elected today but reports are
liable as to his 6gures.
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ursrcHEsTEE ,coUNTY.

+. WESTMINSTER .coUNTY.
SING egNG, Nov. II, 1858.
Votes in the town of Osaining:-CliHton ticket,
359 votes free sell, 81 votes whig l6J votes. In
the upper distIicsof Westchester county, Elijah Lee
(national) has been elected to she Assembly by two
hundred and fifty majority: and in the lower dis
.rct Odel is eectsd by foitytuc majority. Rockland
giyeso hundredend fifty iour majority sinst A. P
stephens, but notwithstanding, he is elected, a.
Weschester will give him six hundred majority.
ORANGE CoUIlgY.
NEwBuaG, Nov. IL, 1868.
EDITOR
J.. ID. Watkins, (natonal is c,ec ed to the Senate
in the district composed of Orange and sullivan.
The national democrats in Orange county have
poed about double the vote givoa by the Van Buren,
faction 0ushnan, (aationsl) is elected in the First
Assembly district and Thompson. (national) In the
Second; Shut, (whsg,) in the Third. At the divi-
sion at Syracuse, the three delegates from Orange
were csjoled by tLs free soilers to join their clique
at Bfntnall Hall. On the names being called. John
Ven Buren proposed three cheers for old Orange.
Tho people ow have spoken an cmphati reb Ike to
their ret ega1e delegates, which have called un.
groans in place Of cheers from Van Buren,, Rynders
& Go.
CREME COUNTY.
CATsKnI, Nov. IL, 1858.
TO IHB EDITOR
Judge Watsons majority in the couLty Of Green's
is about seventeen hundred.
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Large Fire In Kingston, Canada.

KINGSTON c. W., Nov. IL, 1853
Al three O'Clock this morning FIRE broke out In this
city which proved very destructive burning the bonded
warehouse Of j. Miller the wharves and warehouses OF
Hon. John Hamilton and the warehouses of Mcpherson
Crane, Hendy, and Watts Donohue. The insurance Is
heavy The Of loss has not yet been ascertancd
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Markets.

CHARLESTON, Nov. IL, 1883
The sales of cotton to-day 800 bales at c.
1910 The market is unchanged.
CINCINNATI, Nov. IL, 1858.
Hogs dull. We quote at s4. $500 sbls. mess pork
have been sold at sl2; 1900 bbs prime lard at $40
Fleur is In moderate at S. So Eastern exchange
par to n premium; thirty day bills !. discount.
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Fatal Railroad Accident.

Z ST. ALBANs, Vt, Nov. H. 1868.
: fatal accident happened yesterday morning near
ths vilsge, the Central Railroad The boiler Of the
locomotive Richmond, attached to freight train,
psodsd isatanty killing the fireman. Henry Bryant and
seriously woundipg the engineer
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The Martha Washington Case.

CINc1NNA1I, Nov II, 1868.
The Martha Washington case was submitted to the
Jury today, without argument the part of the de-
fence Judge McIeans charge favorable to the prl
sonsrs. The verdict is expected this evening
tits raining hard,
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W"ainsOurB Sfy AnseIBcnccs
FiRE-On Friday evening q fire broke out In row OK
three and half story frame buildings, situated In
North Fifth street, Second owned BY Mr. Olmstead
Henry, and occupied BY mum ber Of poor families The
buildings were partially destroyed Loss about 600.
Fully insured in the Citizens Insurance Company Of W.
lamsburg
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MhNCHETkH NJ II, Nov, II, 1893.
Hon. Charles T. Atherton, while attending court in
this city on Thursday seized with paratic at while
in the court room, and completely Frustrated At last &C.
counts his left side paraysed and he had bsen una
i,bIs to utter word for some hours.
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Late and Intere sting from Havana.

Late and lnteres sting from Havana
'ziEPORTED INsURREC1 IoNARY MovEMENTs--ATTACK
UPON THE FORT AT BARACOA-ARIEsTS OF sUS-
PECTED PERSONS ETC.
CHARLESTON Nov. IL, 1863
The steamship Isabel arrived here ly this morning
from Havana and Key West br ngng dates frsm both
places to the 9Th inst.
There some political excitement ia the island. The
revolutionary paper Vor del Pua has been again pub
tished.
Several arrests have been made and Of revos
current.
II is stated that vessel had appeared Of Baracoa at
the east end of the Isl, and hosted what appeared
to be signal of DISTRESS when simultaneously with
the hosting Of the signal the fort attacked by
venty men on horseback who repulsed Some pri-
eoners were made and they their way to Havana
when the Isabel sailed.
British vessel had arrived at Havana being the
second within few days.
Mr. Murray of Philadelphia fell dead in the streets Of
Havana on the 4h instant supposed from enlargem emit
of the heart.
Sugar was quiet and unchanged. Assorted descrip-
tions were at 7r to 6rs 1rs for inferior to
nne; Sra to IRE. 9rs superior. The epts
oil the week had been 15I5 hhds The stock in Regla
warehouses $50 boxes and In private warehouses
5000 The clearances Of the week at Havana and Ma
mand Portland boards per brig Mechanic had been sold
at "a rs. Freights were more numerous and engage
ments to Cowes made at f3 to GO 2s Cd to the
Continent f3 5s f3 7s 3d. to France S0fr SO fr To
Spain 80 S. per box. Exchange London, IL IL
premium; on New York, par a x discount.
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THE LEGISLATURE.

The ~higs have elected % Ssrators, tks national
democrats 4 the free soilers 2, and the Eighth is
trict Oatchess and Coumbia) is in doubt.
ASSEMBLY,.
The national democrats have elected betW cen
twenty and thirty members the fres soers not
than ten The wings have the remainder, or aboue
ninety members.
SIXTEENTH ASSEMBLY, DIs7NICT.
The following is the IN the Eighteenth aud Twenty.
first wards which form the Sixteenth district for member
Of Assembly
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HALIFAX, Nov. IL, 1858.
The steamship Gsrmania, twenty-eght days from Bre
mon, put in here today for coal. She has 800 pas.
ssngers.
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Board OF Commissioners OF Emigration, an abundant
ard most excellent collation. had been provided, Of
which all present partook with great gusto After
the good things had been pretty well looked after
and discussed, the chairman, Mr.. Verplanck, rose,
and, with few pleasant words, proposed the first
toast -
The fraternity of the family of nations.
This was responded to by the Nuncio, in French.
G. w. Blunt, ESQ.,, then gave =
The ealth Of the most Rev. Archbishop Hughes, the
representative Of the faith profe-e ed and cherished by
majority of the inhabitants Of the island.
This brought the Archbishop to his feet, who re-
piled in his usual felcitous and interesting manner
He, in turn, proposed
The health Of the worthy gentlemen of the Board the
result Of whose )abos before US elcitng warm
est app obaon and sympathy.
Mr.. James Kelly spoke in reply.
Mr.. Gregory Dillon then proposed -
The hea tf the Nuncio--wbich waa drank standing
The distinguished Moasisnor replied, as he had
done before In French winding up with very grace
ful auson to the fact that country Its dscov
cry and to two of Italy, and assuring those
present, that as Americans ways spoke Of Plus IX
as the "Holy Father, he, in tmn, derived great hap
piness from beicg able to call in return his child
rem, which sentiment called forth great applause.
AL then rose; but the Nuncio having expressed 9
desire to see the forty destitute Cinnamon who
are at present residents Of the island, they so0n
made their appearance. Two Of their number as
toDished the bysiaDders by specimens Of the taes
somersets and lofty tumbng that ever witness ed
and which drew down upon them shower OF plau
dts, and what was more substantial. silver coin.
Tie party then took their leave Hours had glidet
carry out the original purpose Of visiting Blackwell
Island; they returned TO main land where they 60
into carriages, which conveyed them back to th
Archbishops residence. The Nuncio before partinI
at the civties which had been extended him. and hi
appreciation Of the urbane and amicble demeAnor
al the oficials to whom he was indebted for what
had seen.
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NEWS BY GRAPH .
EVENTS in WASHINGTON CITY.

REP0RTED1-TTACK ON BARACOA.
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1hh TAhiFF ON IRoN-NO CHANGE CONTEMPLATED
IN rhE MANNER OF COLLECTING REvENUE-fHE
NEW YORK ASSAY OFFICK-THH PRESIDENT ON
hAhsoR AND RIVER MrROvEMENrs-N RE
fohM-NEW SHIPS AND ACTIVE OFFICERs-DBMo-
CRATIC kEJoIcINd---JOHN VAN BUREN and THE
PRESIDENT, ETC.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-11
The Wonder of the World.

nEVINES' COMPOUND PITCH LOZENGE-
IL This is the remedy for Colds, Coughs, Asthma
Cosiveness, and Consumption II is beyond doubt the
cheapest and most efficient remedy offered TO the
public, and praised by all that it. Read lls
Mr. Devines-Sir heartily recommend your Com
pound Pitch LozeDge to the attention of the afflicted
At the suggestion Of Mr. Charles Bontecon of Lansing
bnrgh (who stopping with my brother at the
Ponghkeetse Hote first used the Lozenge for cough
and pain in the side of long standing The ply sicans
called it abcess of the lungs. Its relieved me al
most Immediately. 1t has also cured me Of long and
painful costiveness consider it the and cheapest
remedy brought to the attention of the public
WM E. RUTZER.
Sold in Worcester at the General Agents prices by
CALDWELL d HILL, Druggists, Taft {, Harring tom
Grocers, VIM. d. Fenno Sou, Jewellers, and by deaf
ers generally through the county.
Orders addressed to ID. Fuller & Co No. Will
sons Lane, Boston, General Agents Engand States.
febl4
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MEDICINES, SC.
. Physicians Throughout the 0. States

VOTES CeEebrasea SchSedars AYeRatc Scjs''appS'
IA EEM1NG 1t Unnecessary remind any I5S 5:s
, member of the Medical profession, iIae esta
ed Medical properties of PURE HoLLASp Oh, ~ iau!
diseases of droPsca tendency Respectfully hts.e losa
examination a very superior article, "
myself exclusively, at scHIEpAs, !" =, y $3.50 - ~ 20
process peculiar to my ourH Factor. , 80 a. M
snedIcated by The common iaIsN ~ " ne
,hi botanical variety of the aromatic lallsn Juniper
Hers whose more vinous extract Is distilled and recti
ed WIN its spiriiuoUs solvent, and iaus becomes CON
entaled .incfure Of exquisite Eavor and AROMA, alto
xeter transcedeBt, IN its cordial and medicnsi prop
cries 10 aRv Hos and Gin hereto kaOwn.
Amid the iaux of in Installations with which the
market is flooded physicians lind 40 little difficulty
in procuring good and pue Gin, which they pre-
scribe with confidence in its beneficial egects As an
Importer of twenty years standing the city of New
York. aud possessing matured experience in the man.
ufacSsFe of Holland Gin, especially. beg submit 10
your attention, my AROMATIC ScHtEDAN ScHNAPFs,"
one which cannot fail TO realize yonr utmost
aiions, aud shat be happy to forward 10 yea botue
of K, free of charge, ia TO leuer minimizing
your readiness 20 accept il.
1t is scarcely since have prepared anu
distributed Schiedam Gin exclusively fol nlescnRl
purposes yet withi hat brief period, have received
numerous letters, both from rhyscians ard patents,
testify its really extraordinary efficacy in Gravel
IncIpient Dropsy, and affections Of the Kidneys, and
Bladder generally asn in Dyspeptic Maadies, WHEN
taken in proper quantities, diet drnS, and especial
y dinner, is found by uniform experience be emf
nentiy ehcacious in the most obstinate cases, when
even best of the usual remedies have failed TO afford
IL would yield similar results with precision add
iainy, your own professional experience. The Aro-
matte Schiedam Schnapps is put up in strong bottles
pints and quarts, neatly covered and labelled with my
name embossed on the bottles ALSO fac simile of my
signature the label, and my seal upon the cork with
essay upon its properties
sUDOLPHO WOLFE, Importer,
mars d3mis % Beaver street. New York
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Important to the Sick.

M. q. A. HILL, No. 12l Main street. Worcester,
AZ Mass invites the particular attention. of Inyads
ana the public, TO his new and successful method Of
ueaung diseases by the use OF Magnetic Electricity and
his newly discovered preparations Of Magnetic Electric
Medicines Years Of careful study end scientific ex-
perimepts In the preparation Of remedial agents az
physician, In large and yarled practice have embed
d.. H.. 10 discover methods Of preparing condenn
ing aud combining, to produce the most renarka
bic and happy RESULTS and effect radical cures 10 aldls
long standing, and Ia where the best med
zeal skin 10 the use Of common medicines have failed
Neuralgia, Spinal Disease Consumption, Dyspepsia,
Chronic Sore Throat, Chronic rheumatism, Piles, scrof
ua. Ebills and Fever Cnlaneoup Eruptons, Mind Dis
eases, Constii0tional Debility Nervous Affections no
matter from what may arise, have all yielded
10 his new method Of ment, and those who after
~ XVI leI9 - ho w ny AZ
to tho Temple Of Health.
My medicines can be obtained Of me IN person, or by
ettcr, AT No l2l Main street, aud ofno other person,
or In no other place. aal Junl7 df
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Gray Hair Changed by the Use Of

Van Deu8en's Inpyored Waphene.
TTNE reputation which this celebrated article has ae
quiled IN % satisfactory results has now become
thoroughly established. fal h.t
D-r Among the various remedies Of the present
day. offered for the Improvement Of the human Hair
mis- preparation, the result Of patient and laborious
physiological research, has extensively received and
merlted public favor II requires but The careful app
cation of"Van Densen's Improved Wahpeno,o aRfeea-
Die g The directions furnished, be convinced OF ~
beneficial effects. To those whose hair, from Sickness
or other causes becomes Impoverished, or fallen on
this preparation VIII cnuae II to be newly replenshe3
with thick and luxuriant growth md Gray Hair 10
become changed and 20 return 10 its original eolor
Agents for Worcester, CALD WELL& HILL, Apotb
ccaries, wy Main street nove7 d& w6m
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Kellinger's Remedies

a RE TAIN TO CURE!
MO matter what the disease or weakness with either
IN sex. The refined Family Eminent 81 each F.; his
remedy for preventing sickness, 81 each His mag
&c fluid has restored The hair when bald 25 yearst new
er iails-$ each, His medical Charm will cure
Heaves, Sores Cnts and Bruises and work the horse
daily, each The Oil Eminent that has been used
by Hiram Woodruff, and all the best horsemen in the
United States $50 CENTS S4 a dozen,l continues to
delight and astonish them. Depot $50 Pearl street. N
York CITY, ingersOl g. Co.. and 476 Broadway, aud of
almost every Store and Druggist throughout the city and
country.
N. B. The Dr.'s Syrup, Renovating Cordial is The
most delightful and Strengthening remedy ever offered
to the public II no only and delights the sick
but seems TO act like magic in feuvinatng the aged
Full and clear dire ctons with each remedy.
feb4 d3m
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HOUSE Furnishing Goods.

]. J.. HOOD would inform the citizens of Worcester
and vicinity, that the place to buy all kinds of House.
hold Furnishing Goods,
DIT The i0pest prices for Cash, at Private safe,
is at the City Auction and Genera Fufnshn Store No.
Pearl street where may be found large assortment of
new and second hand Furnishing Gocdo almost every
thing pertaining 20 housekeeping; trmbs carpet bags
velces &c Please call and examine before purchasing
elsewhere.
N ,. Those breaking up house keeping, and Others
having property TO dispose of wi do well 10 call as
receive all Kinds Of property on consignment and in
notice
Sales Of Real and Personal Property promptly atteo
ed to, in any part Of the County. j T. HOOD,
AucIioneer ana Commission Merchant
No. Pearl street.
Worcester, March 9Th 1868 DIR
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PATENTS.
PATENTS.
American and Foreign Office.
Agency for Business with U. S. Paten
Office, WASHINGTON.

Agency for Business with U. S. Patent
Office, WASHINGTON
No. Is ssate street-BOsTON.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION TO INVENTORS,
The subscribers Gate Agent of the u. Patent Of
flee, under the Act of 1880 determined to present adj
vantases. in applying for patents peror TO those Of
ielred inventors by others, has nude arrangements
whereby applications prepared and conducted NV
him, THIRTY DOLLARS (instead of tysntv as maid
back by others,1 viii be RENTED by him in case of Gail
ure TO obtain patent, and the Withdrawal through him
WITHIN thirty days after the rejection Caveats, Spe-
chcanons Assignments, and all necessary papers and
drawings, FOR procuring patents in this or any other
countries prepared and advice rendered on legal and
scientific matters respecting Inventions and infringe
inents OF patents.
Inventors not only here obtain their specihca
tions on the most reasonable terms but canava them
selves OF the experience of 2Oyears Practice exten.
sve library OF legal and mechanical works. and correct
accounts OF patents granted in this and other conntre
besides being saved journey to ashingon the usual
great delay there, as well as all personal trouble in OBJ
tanning their patents Copies of claims of any patent
furnished BY RENTING one dollar. Assignments record
ed al Washington
R. H. EDDY. Solicitor of Patents.
during the tune occupied the Office of C Commission
er OF Patents, H. H. EDDY Esq. of Boston, did business
at the Patent Office Solicitor for procuring Patents
Ihere were ew,i any persons acting in thai capacity
VINO mad so much business before the Patent Office;
and there were none who conducted it with more skll
fidelity and success. regard Mr. Eddy rs one of The
best informed and most skiliu Patent Solicitors in The
United States, and have hesitation in assuring IN
ventors that they cannot employ person more com.
peten and trustworthy, and more capable eff putting
ther applications in a form to secure for them an
early and iayoraby eonslea ton at the Patent or.
ince EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner of Patents
u, PATENT OFFoE,-.
"R II. EDDY ESQ. Boston, Mass.
S1R:-Your facility for the prosecution of anv bus
ness connected with this Office are equal 10 those If
any other agent. | am respectfully, yours sc
THOMAS EWBANK,
Commissioner Of Patents"
boston, March ~, 1850 sept eod6cw lam