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>qAGRS0K STANDARD.
The Congressional Election in
Ohio, Indiana and Pennsylvania,

The present Delegations to the House
of Representatives, from the great States.
whose Congressional elections were held
on Tuesday last, and the next Delegations
: l..-A-- - .o'''-l ore given be-
OvAR II. w. WHITES EEgtar
oroaa4nay Street, Jackson C't
Prel 'E"n..NUFAcTURR OF Sc.
1u"3 ShOt Guns and ,E1ieton.
2W S oGU},, Stubs Twisted az IGurev.
SID Campbell. ork win h Vallandigham.
~ M H Nichols. VIM. Allen,
*5Richard Mott. *5J NJ Ashley,
6JR Cockerill William Howard.
" Aaron Harlan. II Thomas Corwin.
BeI Stanton. *8 Benz Stanton.
9L " Hall. *9 John Carey.
10 Jojeph Miller. %l0C A Trimble.
II VB Horton. II CD Martin.
12SS Cox. 12 S S Cox.
NIB Jihn Sherman. *l3 John Sherman.
#14 P Bliss. MA Cyrus Spinck.
12 joseph Burns. *l5 VIM Helmick.
ZIG b Iompklns. ZIG Z b Tompkins.
II Wm Lawrence. *17 T G Thacker.
*l8 BENZ Z Letter. *l8 S Edgerton.
*19 Edward Wade. *l9 Edward Wade.
500 ] R Giddngs. *2O ] Hutchins.
*21 , A Bingham *2l ] A Bingham.
II will be seen by the above that there
have been Democratic gains in the 2nd
and llth Districts, although as Camp
bells seat had been given to VaIlandig-
ham, the 3rd Dictrict can hardly be
called democratic gain. There have
been Opposition gains in the end, 10th,
rs and 18th Districts. In the present
Congress, as elected, the Administration
have eight, and the Opposition thirteen
pembers. In the next Congress the Ad-
hi0istrationists, will stand five to the Op
pos lions sixteen. Thus, we have a net
gain in the members of Congress Of the
Opposition in Ohio of THREE.
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0J- Our readers must excuse us for
lack of editorial this week, as our time is
all taken up with business in Court.
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01- Washington Irving is lying sori-
ously i'll, at his residence near Tarrytown,
New York.
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News From Virginia
MADISON CHI; Va, Oct. 81, Is

MADISON C.H.; fa7 Oct. I'll, 10
DR.. O.M. JACKSON. DEAR sm;--I take ple
in adding one certificate to your list and recon- nd
ing Hooaind' German Bitters to all who may V af
aieted win DyspepsiaOr Piles. Ihad been afflicted
some foul or FIVE months with Dyspepsia, whom l
commenced taking the Bitters and they effected
perfect cure. had also severe pain in my stomach,
ATTENDED with Piles. / have never had an attack
of the anne nature since was cured by the Bittcrs
and yFy checrfully recomcnd it 70 all who may be
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Four Days Later from Europe,
ARRIVAL OF THE PERSIA.


SANDY Hook, October 25-The Royal
Mail Steamship Persia, with dates from
Liverpool to tho 10th instant, four days
later than previous advices, srriyed of
the Hook this morning.
The steamer Vanderbilt, from New
York, arrived Out on thesf2th inst.
Atlantic TeIsA shares had decM-
ed TO E340,3 rospectus had been
issued to fors Pany for the Galway
line, the caD be half a million ster.
ling. Lieuts jfligginson, share.
holder in The ISaio Telegraph Com.
pany, had aRi s9r. a summons aga,
inst the Comp, I failure to register
the list 10 shg Yrs, but the applica.
Franceha} he mediation Of a
fcier1ly power spute with POriu,
gal, and a paci Ftion of the Difficult
ly was consij rtain. II
The diaaa the Bank of France
have LARGE ed.
The Pam was slightly lower.
The panic conEltRed on Change al
Vienna. .-r'wsa'sA f.
The Bank Of France has lost El,7O(
sterling in bullionj decreased G29,00(
during the week.
The free importaliouo
with Portugal is to be pei
The Spanjsb and Fri
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| Ng- Mr.. James Nc. Laird presented
sis with a paper Of Gold-eyed needles.
which we las dutiful husband should, }
too 6maR|-~hm2e to our " "frow," and in
fsvSfn was greeted Tirrl~rNG the DT@'f'
est smiles, we ever saw. Nov all we.
have to say is,-anything that will n3ho
tba women smile, must be good. Th%re-
fore go to James Nc. Laird'' and buy a
raror Of these needles, and our word for,
i. you will find it neodlo-Ss to do any
thing more to secure earth's CHOICEST
blessing"-a woman s smile See Adv0r'
tisement.
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If in the elections yet to come of the
Opposition do as well as they have done
in the States above given, they will have
a sufficient majority in the next House to
check the tyrannous course of the Pree.
dont
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What Wines are Made Of.

Hiram Cox, Esq, of Cincinnati, has
made the following startling statement:
During the summer of 1856 | anaIyZed a
lot of liquors for some conscienciou gen.
tIemen oiour own city, who would not per.
nit me to take samples to my Office, but
insisted on my bringing my chemicals
and apparatus to their store, that they
might see the operation. accordingly
repaired to their store, and analyzed sam.
pies of sixteen different lots. Amohg
them we're Port wine, Sherry wine, aud
Madeira gwne. The distilled liquors
were some pure, and some vile and per.
niciops limitations, but the wines had not
one drop of the juice OF the grape! The
basis OF the Port wine was diluted sui.
phuric acid, colored with elder berry
juice, with alum, sugar and neutral spir.
its. The base of the Sherry wine was a
sort ol pale malt, sulphuric acid, from .ha
bitter almond oil, with a per Centage o
alcoholic spirits from brandy. The basi.
of the Madeira was decoCtion of hops,
with suphNric acid, honey, spirits from
Jamaica rum, &c. The samo week al
ter aualyzing the above and exhibiting
the quality and character Of the liquors
to tho proprelofs, seXlon OF one OF oul
churches informed me he had purchas
cd gallon OF the above Port wine, TO bC
used in his church on the next Sabb&tI
tor SacruenlGl purposes, and that fol
this mixture Of suphuro acid, alum, an,
elder berry juice he paid 1915 gallon
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----------------per4AHtL
The Lost AeI
From the Detroit TribuI

From the Detroit Tribu
We change our headin
is fearful word to say ofys
now was in our midst in the hig u
Iife-strong, bold, full of hope, with tSV
of friends about him. Lost! it souH1l
like the wailing of the wind in the tops
of the pinesP All hope of ever finding
poor Thurston alive is blotted out, anl
we can only bemoan him as lost.
Mr.. Bannister, his companio
ed this afternoon, and can bring
worst tidings. The balloon he
and sent the silk of which it was
ed to this city last night. He hin
manned TO search for his friend
he comes back despairingly
that the balloon-valve on wi
sat is torn OuL from the silk
three quarters of the wa.
ting unerringly that the wei
fortunate man was too 1 Tys
strength Of the sides, and thu
gave way, when be must =
off. His only remaining char
to cling to the smooth mateli4 "a
the balloon was made, and he
have sustained himself in thatA.f M
When this occurred, we can on. g. ~
! ture; but that it must have been 'Wll
an hour after lie started seems liz
probable. The balloon was seen folueal
ly two hours with a glass; but it must b,
remembered that this great body, full six
ty feet high, was only the size ola man
hand when thus visible, 'and it would b
utterly impossible to see the ill-lated maj
if be had dropped off. Mr.. Banuiste
feels quite positive that he must have la
len before reaching Canada at all.
The stories that are so plentiful that
mAn was seen in the balloon as it cam
down near BSptiste Creek, he wholly dis
credits, as we have from the first. H
has investigated these rumors pretty tho
oughly and puts no faith in them whatev
or.
4 Six gentlemen came up from Adria
to-day to go down to search for the bod
of Thurston, but at 3 p. m. they were nc
decided what course to pursue. They in
Clined to the belief that his body, if not j
the lake, would be found between Knight
Station, where he started, and Monroe
The only hope now left is that the bod
may be found and the hands Of Aaectio
be permitted to lay it in its final restin
place, We earnestly trust this may be
the poor and only boon left for aching an
sorely smtten hearts to crave.
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SINGULAR DEATH-BED,- 'Brantome thus
relates the death OF MGdamoiselIe Limtuil,
maid OF honor to Queen Cetharine Of
Modicis. She had dlshonored her birth
by her diSsoluO lie. AT the approach
OF death, she sent for a valet OF hers
named Julien, who played remarkably
we'll on the violin. "Julicn," said she,
'qake your violin, and play me The De-
feat Of the Swiss; play it as well as you
can, and don't leave of till you see me
dead; and when you come 10 the words,
All is loSll' repeat that part four or five
times in the most plaintivo manner you
can" The valet did as she desired, and
she herself assisted him with her voice;
and when she came to that part, "AIl is
losl" she repeated it twice, and, turning
to the other side OF her bed, she said TO
her companions, IAN is lost, indeed,
now" and so she died
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Eg-KEoKUk.--rhe report from KeoS
kak, Iowa, is that every man is a lawyer
every other man pauper, aud all appear
idle. except the poliece, and they are do
ing thriving business.
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The Atlantic Telegraph--Latest
Accounts.

letters from Valcnla report, that although
no Improvement had taken place in the electri-
cal condition OF the Atlantic cable, the fault did
not get worse for occasionally considerable and
distinct 'reyorsals " from Newfoundland were
dIscenIible. The opinion that the principal
fault in the cable is near tho shore daily gained
ground, although Professor Thomsons opinion
was directly opposed to such proposition. 1t
was supposed that something would bo done
towards undermining and repairing the cable
during October, which is sgenenlly a fine month
on the Irish coast
Mr.. lIenley's gigantic magnetic electric ma.
chine had arrived at Valentia and been put into
operation, and, with .he aid of this instrument,
Mr.. Henley hoped to be able to work through
the cable during some part of each day, even if
the fault should prove ireparable. 1t was the
unanimous opinion of nearly all at Valcntia,
that the laying of ten or twelve miles Of the
thick shore end Of the cable would tend porma-
nently to obyiate great many Of the Difficult
ties which the electrical department of the un'
dertaking has been interrupted, Beyond the
continuance Of experiments nothing was to he
done with the cable until the prCconcerted ex.
periments at both tcrmini of the line had been
made.
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PENNSYLVANIA

Officials returns from TO counties in Penn
svIyania, give the following aggregate result /;
READ (Opp.) ls4,25O; PoRrER (Dem.) 1885,
9G7 Majority for READ, 25,SS3. This will be
increased by the counties not yet heard from.
The Senate stands Opposition l6 Democrats
~! the House, Opposition 6S, Democrats 33t
tssr osirfon m iority on joint ballot, 35'
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they want to sell.

~ btiSuauh' he hIes sumptu-
cry day. His house is very fine;
- s sad to have cost sixty thousand dol
Jars On the cupola is bee hive, beau.
fully carved in wood. In this and here
sides Mrs Brigham No. l. In the house
70 lhis, all the other Mrs. Brighams
fifty of sixty"
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INDIANA.

The Opposition have not lost any of
the Indiana Districts, but have gained
two-the 3rd and 9th, John G. Davis,
in the 7th, though calling himself Dem.
ocrat, is the bitterest enemy of the Ad.
mnistration to be found in Indiana, and
elected in SO as the friend of Buchanan
is now elected as his enemy. The 7th too
may therefore be styled an overturned
District, The Indiana delegation in the
present Congress, stood, as elected, six
friends of the Administration and five
Opposition. The members elect of the
Congress are, three for the Administra
ton and eight opposed to it-a net gain Of
three for the opposition.
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ern. Many ~
imagining themselves in cOnfrmedc.
TO such we wouldconfdently recommend > !.
PILLS, believing if there is power in ty'S
remedy to effect permanent cure, that blessis.s
will ensue from their use. They are manufac.
tured by ]. Il. Bower, cor. Cd d Race streets,
Philadelphia. None genuine without his writ
fen signature upon each box. Price 90.
| July 30, IS5S--ly.
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Kentucky ,EIcving.


The Lou isyile Journal contains call for an
= Opposition Site Conysn on at Lou isville.
on the22d OF February next, to nominate can
dJdatt - Governor, Lieutenant Governor aud
= gicerss An invitation is extended
Cans and Old line Wings Of Ken
sld all others who afesae airous oF uniting
( bverihrow, Of the1roslNt corrupt admin.
ithe General rHoveynmeafs
gourna sys; ..
rre Is no good reason why thero should
,huOn Of The opposi,ioHgstreugth in
a..gAd pnion Is unquestiaIyahly neces
bs3, With II, we shall carry the
old-lasf Alned majority, aud the
" ~ a broad and deep for u
q sGn foot in New York to es
81, which, like the celebrated Hanl
am, shall keep all deposits in III
cusn, and charge dep0sitors pc
a h AaAh The advantage Of sucl
sTsO much that it wOul,
lat its credit would be better
n ordinary times, but that
e1Meen financial crisis
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Ey-"You1ee, Doctor. have to sweat
for my liEiagSn this world.@s
l-alf aairaiJ 1you will have TO swea
In the neS.P
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The Army in Utah,

A writer from the camp at Salt Lake,
in letter dated 3lstj August, says:
"The army campislabOut to be moved
a few miles, to a pdntwhere preparations
are being gmade for thewinter. Huts are
being built there of clay, in the shape of
large. sized bricks, apd dried in the sun,
(adobe). Each officer is to have room
Is feet square, with walls feet high
the earth for hooF, and perhaps heaven
for ceiling, in pat at least, for though a
sort of roof will b. made, it will be a holy
one. The Mornpns are at work, making
the adobes at least one hundred Nor
mons are nowat work, and they have
contracted to make one million and half
of them. Afer they are completed, the
troopswill move, and it will take the sol
ders d month to make their preparations
for winter. -
"d'his war is a capital thing for the
nkphmons; they sell their vegetables, &c,
heir own price, pretty generally,
h everyday an officer is detailed to
Ls prices of things brought to
ell, )'then they require Nor
v labor; in shott, it is a fine
kEm6ns to have the troops
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The present Delegations to the House
of Representatives, from the great States.
whose Congressional elections were held
on Tuesday last, and the next Delegations
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NJ Among the curiosities of ofuavlgation, there
is now advertised for sale caloric yacht. Sd.
is called the Marie Louisa, and has just ret
ed from a cruise of several weeks in the II 81
son river and up the Erie canal She is thin
six feet long, and seven feet six inches bs
has side wheels and asingle engine Of 8
cylinder. (Which any gentleman can ma
She will run an entire day upon one bus
coal. She is complete in every. xespect.
steam yacht Is the woy ascson
his partner, John B
ocratic Pyraq
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Nicaragua.

1t is announced in the telegraphic dis
patches from this city, that the Admins
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UettauTt Ipsrosn Wne 8~eet8nete pDIis tmanai6dft mtrp sHr auf-
rehtbI tunJ Der ArbnuHg Gnwsieno Elm.
Dtt 9lRo tIrten. IS, tur etntn oerru un5 bic Damen fejuer
5amllle, iuT 8eihb bee Aushrlun8 gultig, fnp bel s, II.
Utl1pn W @arep, lwt6er sum ABentet bet Der 5eie4.
tbdtG efndnnt 10 1rpe, UNI SubtcrtptlpneI ben 8uraeru Don
Baltimore 81 iammela) uab bel fetnn 4u befu9:sn Nltftens
ten pber BET benz 9enera!s SetreEdf in bent 9ptaIe Der @eleu~
DAFT 81 blhen.
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aber nur fur 0tsienteen, meI&e Fb bic SasrSbrsn unb n6tbi-
gen SUrrt6tuneen pn ' parle8 S IN 8bupu, @6e BON
Baltimore unp SrpntnraBe anf6afen.
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mir nur RON Der reeufen Beptenung Die JRe3e fetn fam, neil
aue Nrbeiten pur9 metne sigenen 9Guoe eeben.
G- &epara uren, iGwte iO"tttge Standardization DerSe i1
"a f6 aeu ais nSaiib beiVr8en.
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Stabtrutb. Abeno peS 81. Septbr.
GRIT Ell 3mei8. Dad gOrla8e Ginger
petttIcnen purpe Der Nntra9 eingebraAt, 5000
rlr Den l%infauf Der bon Sol. Jpbnron u~etfer=
ti5len P~ortlalt5 lrilDeren Wtapcroa5u b~epiQl8ea.
Der Antra5 wurpe ecl anSeuoRmeu, Damn wiesl
Der in Se1albuiS 9edOsen unD auf cen glib 8es
.lest. 4ub eth ylnira8 betrefis Der Stabtelleu.
babn wurte r~rterit auf ben Gid seiest.
3lpetter 3peig. Der UttupritdtS-
8erlbt Oes 0errn SpIIiman FIR @lnTupruns
eineo be5lblten 8lIerDepa, tement8 wurDe uer>
lelen. .
Der SeiAluB OeS eriten 3pei9eS, 5000 5ur
Anl9attan3 zines Wl9en5 Iir ben Gransport
DIN &t1ntin uad Dem Dtartnes Solpttal gu De-
ntlI9en, putpe an3enDmnlen.
Die JtelplutIon, wOtud9 Gle DIAMOND 2lueD
5pIl9en 6apetteltrlBe unD @onpen=4usp mt
elmer 6ence perIeneu werDen lou, puroe au9e1
noalmen. Die OrOcnan3 iar Grweiterun5 Der
Xl9btltr wutOe au1 Den &uA Sele9t.
Die OrnCnanj fir Jfecr9anpatIcn pe86euer.
OeprrtementS wurOe init elnlSen unwel eutlt9en
Uerdnoerun9en anAerClntleD.