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MODERN INVENTIONS.

We know u no iavn-~sfS1 Il msnaern times shat
deserves, or Is destined 80 occupy a higher niche
in the temple Of fame, than the discovery or in
vention of the Vegetable Epileptic Pills for caring
Epilepsy, or Falling Fits; Spasms, Cramps, and
all the various notifications of Nervous Disease.
DR.. Seth S. Hance, of los, Baltimore street, Bal
timore, Nd, TIE inventor, is certainly entitled to
the best wishes Of all the benevolent portion of
mankind, who experience a pleasure by the allevi.
alton of h man suffering. When DR.. Hance first
prepared these Pills, he intended them solely for
Fits, Cramps and spasms but su subsequent expert
ence satisfactorily proved to aim, that in addition
to their remarkable s~anative properties in this class
of diseases, they exerted a perfect control over the
entire nervous system. He was then induced to
try them in cases of neuralgia, Tic Doloreux,
Nervous Headache, Palpitation Of the Heart, In
cipiont Paralysis, Hysteria, Muscular Debility, and
a host of minor diseases, springing from a lack of
nervous energy, in all of which his anticipations
were crowned with the most ~sanguine success.
Persons at a distance, by writing and sending a
remittance to DIR. Hance, can have the medicine
forwarded by mail to their post office address, he
paving the postage. The prices are for a single
box, So; 2 boxes S. or S24 per dozen. We have
given his address above.
DR.. Sanford has sent a cargo of his Tnvigorator
to town for the benefit of everybody troubled with
liver complaints or indigestion. lie has used it
for many years in a large and extended practice
till its results are thoroughly known, and it is now
offered for sale as a tried remedy for those diseases.
Hundreds have given him their certificates of the
greatest cures being performed where life was des-
paired Of. 1t will surely relieve a sour stomach,
billiousness, headache, costiyeness, female obstruc-
tons, cholera morbus, dysentery, or summer CON-
plant, by the use Of a few doses. I viii say to all
that wish something that can be relied on to cure
those diseases, try Or. Sanford's 1nYigorator.
LIT
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800 For one Months FmDlovmsrs

FENo give you n surety against hu,Hna1seu. agy
& person sc ding me cae dollar sha.i receive my
bond Of 100 dollars, that if they 10 aat rralize
more money than they have ever iaae ia Que
month, by following my directions. that they shah
have one hundred d7iiars forwarded thpa. IS nail.
This IS no book agency, and doc not iat.lfere
with your other business. Try tats-
address JOHN CRANKY
Goshen Hill < G.
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FRESH ARRIVALS.
DER Schrs W. II. Smith, & D. @. HuIse, from
New York
rs Boxes Prime cheese,
10 Kegs Goshen Butter,
10 Bills Crushed Sugar,
10 Bills Ruck wheat,
10 Boxes {" I"
Kegs f"
10 Bbls Sugar Crackers,
30 Boxes Soda "
4 Bbls Lamp Oil,
5 Lard,
so Bags Buckwheat. Low for cash, st
GEo-H ELK, l. e
Wilmington, November IS, 1856. ltd
WYCHE'S CULTIVATING PLOW
Patented Goth Feb. 1856.
(THE BLADED PLOW.O
14WardedS for the Best Ploring
at the last n. G. State Fair.
MYTH Cutting Blades in the place of a mold
board, cuts, divides and turns over the soil,
depositing the finer parts in the furroW, and turn
ing over the turf, clods, SC, on the surface. is
cheap, light and lasting, and easy to both driver
and team. Admirably adapted to almost any
purpose for which the pillow is used.
For license to sell, with further information, ad-
dress, W. Z. WYCHE.
BrookrilIe. Granville, N. c..
j. Fl Gooch, Oxford, n. C., solicits orders for
the above plows.
June, 14th 1856. rs Aft.
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THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.
SCHOOL

CONSTANT ARRIVALS.-WEARERECEIY
" ING daily, by Express, accessions to our now
large and attractive stock OF Ready Made Clothing.
The Increasing demand at this concern since
its first establishment in lS47 is evidence that
there is no hum5ug in the Goods We sell, and we
have this season prepared a larger and better Sc
lection, we think than has ever before been exhib-
ited in this City.
We have now a most complete assortment Of the
finest Dress Goods for gentlemen, warranted 10 fit
IN a styl. unequalled by the ,cst Merchant Tail
ors.
Visitors to the City are respectfully invited to
call and examine W. II. WILLIAMS, Agent,
at the old stand stand Of L. L. Harding's.
Otoher 8. 1856. 7-6t.
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Iwish to employ two or three good journeymen
t~ailors, to whom the best prices will be given:
T. r. F.
RaIei0b. Nov II. 1S56. 47-I2-5t
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FOR RENT.
TOWN LOTS FOR SALE IN HEN
DERS0N.

November %, 1855. St
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-08

whether propeller wheels he could not tell or 10.
count OF the distance sua thick weatier-lying Ia tas
tFougbs OF the eea totally unnalagcabie She sbess
nine mixes from LAID. nearly opposite Long Point 0uk
When he first her she had smo&s Pipe and iib up
He afterwards rcGec that aad nesher bus shortv
smoke issued from her deck a. shc1A hey were
v0ving 20 keep Up stesm.
could crowd Of people stan oog on the hNrroass
deck He thin "a she must have swampfd beGore ~
stoI He was not able himself 70 90 70 heg
as be had nearly passed her when ne rt discovered k
and his rem we're then busy throSins over decn ioa
Of marble to keep his vessel aoAL Tho propeller Il
question could NOT cave been the Oriental a. she
seen by Capt Caldwell, o. the a. f. Mussey about she
same hour, not far from PORT Maitland
The brig Cumberland reported lost with I'll On ooaxa
II IL. however, only rumor, and may not prove true.
The schooner Puritan 10 anchor yesterday new
ing at FONT Abno, disabled Tug ' al goes 70 her -
day. Uss Eg
The schooner q. L. lansing il ashore al New BufAA
Lake Michigan. WI, be got o.
The following items from the marine loss bosk r.
the Beard OF Lake Underwriters
The schooner Wings OF the Wpc foul Of o weasel
name Unknown lying IN Grand river, and stove her -
per works and carried away portions Of her rigging.
Tho schooner Alma heretofcre reported ssnOse O G0G
Island Reef has disappeared.
her best bower anchor and chain In Georgian bay Lake
Huron. Msde the port Of Collngwood
The schooner Ithaca, hence for Toledo spi. cAnvnR
broke main boom ard lost her best bower anchor vtAk
The brig sultan, with cargo CT wheat for this port 10
ashore at Port Bruce, Lake Huron. Badly of
The steamer fashion Is lahore at Bsya aeld Lake H~sa
VIII be got of
CRANKY, full OF water Cargo insured
The schooner Lewis Cass lost anchor ard chain bssw
Erie, and put back 10 this port
The schooner Geo. laws struck pile in Grand rtvR
The brig Beaver made Port Colborue, with foreEAss
gone.
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REPORTS AT WASHINGTON.

WAsHisCToS, Nov Q, 1855.
Since O'Clock TO day the city has been under rrsas
excitement, owing 70 rumorcd dispatches said 70 have
been received. One that Mr. Guthrie had been ,ele
sraphcd 10 that Kentucky had COMO for Fillmore II
could not however, be traced any reliable source.
despatch was received this evening from Judge
Douglas, dated Chicago two O'Clock oday stating inst
Illinois had sono for Buchanan By eight sousand that
they had also carried both branches OF the Legislature
and elected Eve members OF Congress.
private despatch received this evening states that
Louisiana has certainly gone Tor Buchanan.
Adespatch was also received from Judge mSson. this
evening dated Dubuque, stating that Iowa had gone for
buchanan.
The outstanding Treasury noses the LIST instant
amounted TO one hundred and eleven thousand seven
hundred and eleven collars
The effects Of bis Exceency J. Y. de Osras Peruvian
Minister, are 70 be sold out suction on Tuesday week
His esssblshmsnt would rival Huntng,On's IN msxnln.
ccnce
Josepb \ wsou, Eso, has been sppcrtod By the Pre-.
sdeu Acting Commissioner Of the General rAad orcs n
the absence Of Commissioner a cndr,css.
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More Trouble In st. Domingo.
We received the following communication last ngns.
bears other Gate than that mentioned In the opsg
paragraph
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
On the night Of the llsh OF October mob sent by
A. NJ segovia Spanish Consul General assembled belsr
The United States Consulate for the purpose Of pug
down the flagstaff and the sgn, thrc wing stones Agas
the eagle, and makiag the greatest disorder 70 wtAh
was added, "Down with the nlibusters - 'Down wtaA
the Amer lean ensgu-the American Consul ~ Mr.. ga
cob Perera repaired 70 the spot for the purpose np
ing respect but ali his efforts In vain. Not bsg
able at that moment 10 obtain any assistance from -
authorities he obliged for the safety Of bis ptrsa
and life, TO leave the place OF disorder. srestsr -
rage OF matrcuated Spaniards committed =
any cvilised country; and shows most evidently ~
the Spanish Consul u deter mined 70 ample the hss
has mot only comDeI,ed his governmen 10 w,thd,aw -
treaty inst made with the United States but dong
all In bis power TO break down the United states Cons4
ate and poison the good natured Domincans Sgars A.
ricsn politics, in which he will succeed. some sersun
measures not taken at BY the United States
,nea ,hs a.s ~ ,t nxa1 Us We M
note, and the Mayor Was Immediately informed q ~
conduct Of Mr. Seeovia The Mayor tnen called ~
American Consul 70 oer him his personal prosoctens
well file Of soldiers, enforce that respect whi6
due TO the United States Colsulate THIS waa hsw
ever refused BY Mr. Pereirs s.a,ng that the Amercm
tag Deeded guard TO to DO respected ana -
he then prepared TO any matreuated mob .hG
might appear but all WAS soon quslisd ana Mr. Segov
took fright and remained Al home.
But that 10 not all. segovia has turned SantannA.
Noa and the Agaus out Of the government. He -
sent the American Minister, Demonte his passport snl
meet the Americans when they demand sstisa ctiou ~
Withdrawing their treaty Car the United States govesa-
ment allow this Seeovis to abuse their rights and bre
Gown the Dominican republic Will the American pss.
pie consent 10 III The Domincsus crying ous ~
A DOMINICAN.
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Superior Court.
Before Hon. Judge BoswoYth

HEAVY DAMAGES AGAINST AN Insurance COMPANY.
Nov. 7.-Ssh Gonegrer he I1ansse fsrr fnr-sscs
Ccmfdry.-Tbh was an action TO recover . policy q
insurance elected with the Defendants by Joha Moo
thy for 5000, on brick building In Court strcsa.
Brooklyn buih by him, and which, with thu adjopi.g
promises, were Destroyed by hse In November, 1885,
Mccarthy morgaeed tho buildings 10 Mr. Gouvsrnsur 80
the policy Of insurance assgned TO the mortgage
II commended for tho defence that the policy 10
valid; that the insurance not effected 10 tho psint
and that the could be rebuilt for much less
vas csimed by the plaintiff The fscts Of this
similar 70 the tried abort ums snco, and WIKI
~ nov pending In the Court Of Appeals Under ~
charge OF the Court the jury rendered verdict fsg
plaintiff for ss,1ds 70 10 the damages TO tbs budng
subject however 10 the opinon OF tne Court the qus
tons Of law m % the liability Of tho defendants.
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PsoRArll FAfAI srAmse Ay1nAy.-on Thursday al0At
ayouns man. named James Meyers. We stabbed h -
sbdomen by unknown Italian With whon BE
was engaged In conflict at No 7aReads ssrest heyss
iappeass, elected from the premises By the Itaia.
when he returned with club and commenced an asa.n
upon Ne inmates Of the house. In the asray which ssa
lowed, Meyers received wound In the abdossa
which may yet terminate fatally. The assaanu o -
wounded fed aftcr the knife wns used ana hsve -
since been arrested. Antonio Blanche tho propresor e
the house wherein the fsht took place. arrested ~
aiding In the assault upon Meyers. Two witnesses wero
aso arrested and were committed Temporarily. MeyaU
~ss conveyed to the hospital, where he lies In a.
teal condition.
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THE ELECTION RIOTS.
-rxAAxATros OF ELEvEsrB WARD RrorEns

-ExAArSATroE OF ELEVENTH WARD RIOTERS BEFORE
JUDGE CAPR0S.
Yesterday Judge Capron held court II his rooms in
0hambevs street. when Iucius Watson appeared and
made complaint against James Burns, James Lamb,
James Tracy john Foster, Chss. nlner VIM. Sanders,
Hiram tngle and - Foley.
watson in his afdsvit alleges that The parties sbovs
NAMED ~ers challenged By him. he dcesed shcm not
legally emitted 10 vote whcreupon he was bruialy at
lacked and dragged from the pcl Of the Fourth district
Eleventh ward Also, that the attack was repeated al
various times Tuesday. All these persons were ar
xested ana brought before Judge Capron
volufnnous testimony received from varioua Wit.
nesses confirming Mr.. wasson's statement.
The JOdge remarked that he would have TO retain
Tracy and Foster. The prisoners were tben eramlned
aid the Judge said ~ there was not sucen evidence
against any others but Tracy and Foter he would hold
che latter In ~ 600 each, and discharge tho other mon
These cases VIII como before the Grand jury Monday
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ons 10 ths seat Of operations Previously TO the depar
ure Of tho Anita report raached Tampco that terms o.
accommodation had been arranged betwc< Cara and
Vdsur and that the latter had agreed 20 recognise the
government Of President Cononion Thls report, which
was credited at Tamplco, had a1syed the excitement
which had existed there
The specie conduota due as Tampco. had not arrived
and supposed that the delay caused by the
scarcity OF burhen beasts consequent upon their
by Gov. Cara Our latest advces the city OF Next
stated however that OF the disturbed
state ofhs country the copduct had not been despatch
for Tampco.
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Firx.--Abon O'Clock yesterday morning, nre ~
discovered n The isscr bier saloon No. s7s Columssa
street, occupied by Andrew Graft. me nremea wore
promptly hand and the names were extinguishsd vA
loss the proprietor Of tho saloon Of about $780, ana
10 the Of The building, Of some s2oo. Gran M
surcd with tho Brooklyn Insurance Company W ths
amount Of $500 The adjoining store, occupied By w.
Clayton, Was damaged 10 The extent of about ESQ.
No Ferry place. occupied by Owen MCGEE ss nauo~
store also discovered " be ire and before
arrival the Gre department. the flames had extended
tho adjoining buildings and damaged them consdera
bic extent Mr.. Mcece's loss 10 probably about 81, 500
Insured for $500 IN the Atlantic Insurance Company.
The bloch owned by Anson Blake. Esq.. whose loss
estimated at $500, fuly insured The tenants 10 the
bndipg adjoining thai Of Mr.. hcee lost most Of thssv
furniture, Sc, and have no Insurance.
James Hopper vas run over by Engine Company No.
10 a. they were returning the last mentioned rc,
and badly crushed Ne d not supposed however, 70 be
fatally injured
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that the Republican Executive COMMITTEES OF the county
OF someryei be requested 70 call meeting Of said party,
ut Union Hall In Somervle early day 70 ccasioer
me present condition and prospects OF said pity and 10
upon the course policy to be pursue Until
cur efforts are crowned With succeee
Resolved That the republican organization be con
unued until It's great principles OF freedom and human
rights shall resgn triumphant
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HCfNoso, Nov, !, 1855
Garneu (denn.) certainly elected 70 Congress In the
srrs Accomsc district formerly represented By Hon.
Thouss a. nayy, deceased. Garnet s . nephew OF So
psscr Hunter and connection Of Henry A. WISE lie d
the author d several pamphlets shs resources Of the
South
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supreme Cossrs-specisl Term.

Nov. I'm The matter Of the applicssios OF The rssor,
church and vcsrymen OF 81 Peter church, q
rye, weschcster county, leave sell real essaas
order 10 soil real estate granted.
Wm. @. Wer md ofheys g. Wm. Baor Order sske1
for denied the proceedings ddnot show that
cution Judgment against the debtor had boon issssd
nd rcfu
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within The p~t wcck Mr.. George Peabody has vsned
Canada vest the cities OF DETROIT chiosgo and nlws.-
r,e psssIrg over The Illinois Central Railroad. Al lAs
sccouns be expcstcd " reach Buffalo Monday 90 -
10 spend Tuesday tclection day. win Mr.. Fillmore
Col Benton arrived In 81 Louis from washingsrn, O.
the I'd insf, the day before the election.
pKrARruRre.
Havana and Mobile, in The steamship Quaker Cpyhxa
howell and ismy, Mr. KlnRhk~ and lady, WIN 6sewNrt.
lamly and servans; Cas Alien and chld Mrs Robbins,
Fot ladv child And ssrvsuf Miss vreue vanente Miss
Manuila vaente Miss Dolorce vslisnse. Mia 0audAups
ysenie, james MeGce, Mss Mcoce, Andres Arerr. MI.
Amelia Arerr Mrs Chas ryns. Bowers Jr, Mis- Gamblr.
Powers Mrs Mcneil and daugh,sr Mr. Nchcs ady and
chdren Nathaniel Cross Grimau lady snd servant geo
Mr abin and brother Jas bradford oallc, isdy and
child: Frances A Iianfor Amelia Hanford nsevsn
Bory Vincent usis, Thos Rogers Jr lady child and
Clean, lady. child and servant Jas Harrisou, isy
and servant Mrs acf and family, Mr. redrAkea hdy ch6
and servant; Mrs rastiere and servant WIN fsny snA
lady, Hiss Trea Mrs smith and dauxhkr Adam Psierca
MrIhhorn Juan Hartman, chsnbsra - ycnks 10
vafort James Goodwin, VIM Psrtreun, Nr rsrknecn ana
aay w Crane Newton Juan Manuel Crx yaqufn
grinan VIM Adams and lsdy, Mss Nan, Frames
Anto Angelo Hedera Nr Warbure rments lahA
rnraue Dena, Thorrss. II Barsn Juan F-res Henry
Graves Edward 0oodfeliow, kdwsrd EysrS iuth bves
Cant ino Carter Jno Murray, Louis strong ixnskscs
rr.es wcIane Tlon, andrew Rsrrhari ins Ocpes srx
Iaav Joseph Jacchsou David Ans'n Nrbfrenws-fotAi Mt
10
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THE FLECTIONs AND REsTITs

CIEAs MAJORITY Fos FREMONT orTsrpK OF NEw YoRx.--
Taking away the vote OF New York city Fremont has
clear majority In the State the combined vote o
both the other candidates Of sbou, twelve thousand
UspoPuIAR AT HoyE-In Concord, the residence Of
President Pierce the vote Is as follows
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- - - sespaich from senstor Jones, dated m
vsgus, - oth gDg that Iowa has gone for Buchanaa
Ams1R here Dbt the Truth Of the statement
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CITY JUDGE.

Russeps plurality over White e.................T,o2s
srns Third district the Ninth ward and tho First and
sourth assrcs in the twenty ward have n been
died IN the oaace Of the County Clerk.
PRESIDENTIAL AND euBrssAronIAL.
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ALLxosp RIOTERS AT THE Toxss.

ALLEasD RIOTERS AT THE ToMBs.
Felix Hayes, Thomas Branngan, Thos Jackson and
George Jackson arrested yesterday, and brought
before Justice Connolly, At the Lower Police Court on
charge Of bsvng been engaged In tho late in the
First ward Tho accused each held 70 ball the
sam Of 81 600 TO appcarvhen called upon 10
SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS.
Prsvost s. Haipes b the school Commissioner elect In
The Ninth ward, instead Of n. williamson.
Tersucc Farley dcm., elected 10 the Board Of Edu
cation instead OF the person announced u the HprD Of
Thursday.
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CtnCAc0, Nov. = 1855
Buchanan has certainly carried Indiana b., ,he prs
else majority one prclends 70 know
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Wood y plurality over Barker 5F
The First and Fourth districts OF thn ward not
been aeo IN the Office Of tho County Clerk.
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present residence OF Mr. Fremont the only ward In
,he city which gave him majority
Vorz o. TIE Clnzs NEs YoRK.-Ihe following table
Of the vote sf the cites In the Stats, the Presidential
question. ct the election wiz 30 fourd useful for
fn.ure reterence
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MICHIGAN.

DwrsoI, Nov :, 1855.
Thirty three counties In Michigan give the rspabscaas
$50 majority. Ful returns will max Q II 10000
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Nobody a. yet tell how this state has gone snd 4
may take thrco days to determine
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Sorin tho for Governor the First dis trio, Of the
Twenty ars ward Is wanting; Also tho First and Fourth
districts ofthe twenty second ward.
FoRry-FoURTH COUNCIL. DISTRICT
John Ks,iIeman the Councilman cleo, for the Forty
fourth district aud not Samuel Hopper, tho present In.
cumbent
fosTrsrGHrH CorScII INSTINCT.
Dem. Dem. Rep.
schappert Klsscll freshman.
nth Election district. ct............SA l32 ala
Srh Election drtrict ........... "a l9o 6l
Total. .......................3 .3ss 81 275
rchspgsfts plurality %
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Nov. :, 4
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The schooner Anita, Capt Bssso, arrived yesterday
from Tampco which port she eft on tho 20th inst We
have not received any Of exchanges by this arrival
but from private letters received In this cay We have
been favored with the following items OF news
During The early part OF the month The city OF rampca
and ali Tho state OF Tsmsupss was 10 state Of gres
excitement IN consequences ~ the advance OF cen vidour
n upon Csmsso and ihe Northern portion Of the STATE
Gov Cara bad strained every 70 oppose him. and
bad taken possession Of al The dspoeate mules and
horses for the purpose o. transporting arms and muni.