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MUSICAL.

NHRIsTMAs rs 0oMING.-REMEMBER
~ that Lighte Bradbury's and 1npa-
A; d. Gale = o., Of New , York. and sss.s5
Pianos an her1i can BE- i found @ only atss West 18TH
Fourth street. / am Offering great
inducements for cash, or will rent and let the rent
60 q, M. MUROH-
The largest stock of Melodeons in the city. no0
NHRIsTMAS CHRISTMASll CHRIST
W MABrll- Remember that eARz
Hazleton Brothers, Raven, Bacon 7s.s.aI d 1
Co., Hallet, Davis \ Co., and Peters,
Criggs & Co.'s Pianos cannot be w
found in Cincinnati except at No. 66
West Fourth street will sell for cash, az low az
any one east or west or will rent and let the rent
pay for the Piano, at &C West Fourth street;
res0 Depot for Melodeons and Harmoniums.
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LOST.

r osT-A BREAsTfrIIN Cluster on We'd 4
nesday last on Mound street, between Sixth KIN
and Seventh, or on Seventh to Vine. .sis nfics.
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AUCTION SALES
A UCTIoN sALE.-By a. S. MILES

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"A UCTION SALE.-By II. S. MILES.
n IN ssies,roops No. ss Msin-.trset ~ Post
close consignments, on TUESDAY MOKNITG, be.
sga SsmesF So is st 81. ,oGo;k p bags Re 0Oss mats
IS bxs. German DO; 81 CASTLE d.; 10 bxs' Sum%ss
Candles; ar casks Brandy; 800 bxs Ground Ginger,
Smoking d. 70 6ss Pearl Starch 10 tcs Ssw 9 Res Ris
Sidsr % Vinegar; 10 brls. Bourbon whisky; Pepper,
AIb0-2lO bxs loxl2, loxl4 lox,s ioxls. ioxIs Win.
dow Class best brands; % bxs. quart, pint and half
nALso-is cases Mems and Boys Kip Boots and
ALSO, without any reserve -ons large, very supe.
Eior new Fireproof iron Safe. l5half superior
q: and Imperial Teas;
del0 II, 8. Miles, Auctioneer.
A UCTION sALE.-By KELLOGG &
- MISSILE. rooms 22ald 2 East Third
AuSn 5 R ED 6fHsY sSqS D.:
Fancy Goods, GIotGins, wstches. Sc. " AZ I sls i6%
Iron Vices; patent Wooden do, A stock Of hne
AALso-0ns very fine Piano, and d6s other Goods, &C.
A UCTION sALE.-By JACOB CRAFT
WIN 4 ssS 9sph SssM5S
December 10, at O'Clock, at our Store, No. IS Fast
Fourth:street, large quantity Of new and second.
hand furniture, Carpets, Oil cloths four Counters,
Scales.
AIs07A number of Stoves and general assort.
dec '7 - JACOB GRAFF, Auctionser
A UCTTON sALE-BY JACOB GRAFT
MORNING. Dec. TO- at " O'clock, quantity Of new
gna % SECOND. hand Furniture Carpets Stoves, once
DSsH, S2nnss1s; 90; 9ei4
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BOARDING.

DOARDING-A pleasant room, suitable
ID for q small family, or few single gentlemen,
can be obtained, on easy terms, by applying at No.
IS3 East Third street del0.br
H0OARDTNG--A couple of families can be
ALD accommodated with delightful, warm rooms
select boarders are kept de9bs
DOARDING-A few respectable men can
AD be accommodated with comfortable rooms and
board by the week at the Central Hotel, No. 326
Nsin. street, near Eighth. Charges moderate desc
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FOR RENT.

ENOR RENT-HOUSE--Co Containing rooms
II on Seventh street near Mound. Inquire at
Equitable Insurance Co., 30 Third.street, In base.
ment of Masonic Building. del0bs
LNOR RENT-Furnished Sleeping Rooms
IL for young men. Apply at 227 Broadway. de9bs
LNOR RENT-Two-story Brick House, seven
~ rooms, in q good Reighborhood. Apply to NJ.
B. EWING, corner Third.street and Miami Canal.
Ly0R -ROOMS-Suitable for rail-
IL road, law or insurance offices, on second and
third foors, in four.story building opposite the
Press Office. The building hasIbeen newly repainted
Press Office. n0l9
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PHILADELPHIA OCt. IL.
In this city the Opposition candidate fol
District Attorney has . majority OF $500
State ticket about $500. Smith and Con
nell both elected to Senate. Representatives
probably unchanged. Lancaster county Op-
position majority on State ticket 5000. Mont.
gomery county vote light; Democratic State
ticket majority 1900. Mf1in county vote
close-Democrati State ticket majority So
Philadelphia Opposition gain Senator.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 12.-Maun's majority
3,2l6; Cochrsne's 1922; Keim's 1855
Opposition also elect both State Senators
and 10 out OF IL Representatives.
HARRISBURG, Oct. l2.-York county gives
265 Democratic majority, but elects one Op-
position to the Legislature. Rush Peterkin,
Opposition candidate in the Licoming Rep
resentative District, has been defeated BY
1900 majority. Saml. Durborrow, Opposi-
ton, has been elected in Adams county to
the Legislature by 20 majority. Beaver GO.
elects 2 Opposition members to the Legisla-
safe by SIS majority, MIR. fmberie, Oppose
ton, for State Senator has 800 majority
Scranton's, Opposition, majority on the State
ticket is email, and the result with regard to
the county ticket is doubtful.
In the Senatorial District composed oil
Adams, Franklin and Fulton counties, Alex.
Mcclure has been elected. In Franklin 90.
his majority is $50, while his opponent, Mr..
Douglas, was only $50 10 Fulton and ii in
Adams county.
EAsToN, Oct. l2.--The Democratic major.
ity in Northumberland county is estimated at
600.
Luzerne County. majority, 600 for
State ticket. County ticket is also DEM
Senatorship is doubtful.
Carbon County.-The Dem. majority il
100 for State and County ticket.
Lehigh County.-Dem. State ticket re.
ceives majority of ITS. The Opposition
elect oil their candidates on County ticket
except Sheriff and District Attorney.
Bucks County.-Doutful. The majority
is trifing on either side.
Fulton County. Dem. State ticket has
about 100 majority. Mcclure, Opposition,
for Senate, and Austin for Assembly are
elected.
Bedford County.-Dem. State ticket has
about $50 majority.
Returns from the interior come in slow and
render it difficult to ascertain the exact result,
in the State. II is thought the Opposition
have elected Senators in ii Districts; IL SO,
next Senate will be composed Of "a Opposi-
tion and il Democrats. Opposition claim
IL Representative from the city, with other
gains Il lie supposed the House will stand
81 Opposition, 81 Democrats.
Franklin county gives IN average majority
OF $50 for Opposition State ticket. Mcclure
(Opposition) for Senate, and Austen and
Brewster (Opposition) for Assembly, are
elected.
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From the Loadon Tines.1

From the London Times.I
The Fox screw discovery vessel (Oart,
M'Clntook,) which Was sent to the Arctic
regions at the expense Of Lady Franklin, to
discover traces OF the missing expedition.
arrived Of the Isle OF Wright on w sdnesday.
On landing Capt. M'Clintock at once came
on by train for London, bringing with him
two cases containing relics OF the long mise.
ing expedition Of Sir John Franklin. We
have received the following from the Admi-
rally -
YACHT Fox, r. VS..
SIR beg you will inform the Lords Com
missioners OF the Admiralty OF tho safe re-
turn to this country Of Lady Franklin's FL
nal Searching Expedition, which have had
| the honor to conduct.
Their Lordships will rejoice to hear that
our endeavors to ascertain the fate OF the
"Franklin Expedition" have met with COM
plete success.
At Point Victory, upon the northwest
coast OF King Williams Island, record has
been found, dated the 25th Of April, 1848,
| and signed by Captains Croker and Fitx-
james. By it We we're informed that her Ma
jesty's ships Erebus and Terror were aban-
doned on the 22d April, l848, in the ice, Eve
| leagues to the N. n. W., and that the sur
vivors--in all amounting to los souls, un-
der the command of Capt. Croxier-wers
proceeding to the Great Fish River. Sir
John Franklin had died on the 18th Of June,
I847.
Many deeply interesting relics OF our lost
oountrymen have been picked up upon the
western shore Of King Willism's Island, and
! others obtained from the Esquimaux, BY
whom We were informed that subsequent to
their abandonment one ship Was crushed and
sunk by the Joe, and the other forced on
shore, where she has ever since been, afford
Il ng them an almost inexbaustible mine Of
wealth.
Being unable to penetrate beyond Belt
Straight, the Fox wintered in Brentford Bay,
and the search-including the estuary OF the
Great Fish River and the discovery OF 800
miles Of coast linz, by which We have united
the explorations Of the former expeditions to
the north and west OF our position with those
OF Sir james Ross, Dease, Simpson and Ray
to the south-has been performed by sledge
Journeys this Spring, conducted by Lieut..
Hobson, h. n, Capt. Allen Young and my
self.
As somewhat detailed report Of our pro-
ceedings will doubtless be inter esting to their
Lordships, it 10 herewith inelosed, together
with chart Of our discoveries and sxplora-
tlons, and st the eariiest opportunity will
present myself at the Admiralty TO afford
further information, and lay before their
Lordships the record found al Port Victory.
| have the honor to be, &c.,
F. L. M'CLINTOCK, Captain r. N.
To the Secretary Of the Admiralty.
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onto Eiectlsn.

Delaware county, IA townships, Rspubli-
can majority 500. Rspublioans gain SEN
ator.
Warren CO. all bat township, Republican
maj. 1850.
Ross co., very close, small Rep. maj.
Fairfield CO., ell ia but 8 townships, Dem.
maj. about 1900.
Fayeste co., as far as heard from, Rep.
mai. about $50.
Pioksway co. as far as heard from, Rep.
gain Representative. Democrats have 800
maj. on State ticket.
Muskingum co., Republican County Tick
ct elected; State Ticket, small Rep. maj.
Shelby GO. 100 Dem. maj.
Wayne co. 400 Dem. maj.
Logan 90. 500 Rep. maj.
Columbiana co. 800 Rep. maj.
Miami 90. 800 Rep. maj.
Darke 90. 256 Dem. maj.
Portage 90. 600 Rep. maj.
Van Vert county "a Dem. mai.
Crawford 60. 800 Dem. maj.
Wyandotte co 50 Dem. mai.
Starke co. 81 Dem. mnj.
Allen 90. IS Dem. maj.
Seneca 90. l60 Dom. mai.
Summit co. about 800 Rep. mai.
Cuyahoga co. about 100 Rep. maj
gain OF 800.
Delaware 90. all but townships Rep.
mai; 10 the county not less than $50.
Lorain co. complete Rep. mai. 1907.
Hamilton 90. whole Dem. county ticket
elected by from 500 to 1900 maj.-a Dem.
gain over last year Of about 5000.
Geauga CO., six towns give Rep. mai. $50.
Mahoning 90. 400 Rep. maj; Republicans
gain Representativ es.
CLARK 90. about ESQ mai. for whole Rep.
State tioket--a loss Of 283 on the vote OF last
year.
CLEVELAND, Oct. 2--Incomplete returns
from thirty counties give the Republicans q
gain of about 5000 over Chase's vote in 1857 I,
and indicate Rep. maj. in both branches of
the Legislature.
CoLUxBUs, Oct. 1.-THE Republican State
ticket is elected by over $4,000 maj. Re.
turns thus far indicate Senate-Republican
%; Democrats Is. House-l2 to l6 Rep.
majority. Marion county, ofdcial: Demo-
cratic State ticket So maj Garter (Rspub
lican Representative has 90 maj.
Medina co. gives Rep. maj. Of 1000.
Ashtabula 90. oil but 7 townships, 2400
Rep. maj.
Clinton co., official, Rep. maj. TOP.
Monroe co., Smith, Rep, elected Repre-
sentative.
Madison co.-Dennison maj. Is Harrison
Rep. for Senate has $50 maj Hutchinson
Dem. for Representative has about % maj
Pike co.-Rep maj. about 80.
Sciots co.--Rep. about 100 maj.
Fairfield co.-Ranney's maj. l405; Whit
mans maj. 1889.
Muskingum county.-In GAINESVILLE and Is
townships Ranney gains l4l on vote of last
year. Rep. State and county ticket elected
by 100 maj sin county. Potion, Rep. Sens-
tor majority much larger.
Perry county -Four townships give Po-
ton 374 majority.
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7LIar nv r.rrrru

D1cSIon 5. And b IL further enacted, That the
Lists OF Letters remaining uncalIed for m any
Post Ones In any city, town or village where
newspaper IL printed, shall hereafter be publ shed
oaoe only, In the newspaper which, being issued
weskiy or oftensr, shall have the largest circula-
seeded BY the Post Master Of said Post Once.
LIST or LETTERS remaining ia the Post Ofsce
at keokuk, lows, October Is, 1850,
Persons calling for letters will please say, adysr-
tised. VIM PATTERSON
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From Texas.

NV UkL1ANs, Oct. II.
Mr.. Kinley, the editor Of the Brownsville
Flag, who 10 now hers, states that the Mexi-
can banditti gathered near Brownsville, num-
bered on the 9th inst. about 400 men, and
Was then increasing Their object was evil
IDENTIFY plumber, and from the fear that the
town would be burned, whole families were
fleeing. The Austin Gazette has information
that the Camanches would attack Northern
Texas during the coming winter.
large FIRE 10 raging on Levee street.
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operator ?. q. y. -
Esr, whose reputation
10 extensively known
throughout the United States, will arrivs In Kss-
kuk on Monday, Got nth, aad may Be consulted :.
the Billings House, where he VIII remain until
Friday, Oot list, only. DR.. q. being . . regular
y, educated Physisian and Surgeon Of the old
school. VIII 3 fosad tally eompsisnt to perform
any operation on the Rye and Far necessary 70 re-
store lost sight or hearing, BY other scientific
mean, 70 remove any dissass OF those delicate or
gan: within the reach Of science and human skin.
The extn0rdinery and formidable operation
lately performed BY DR.. g. several casss Of
Dsaf-Dumbnsss, By which they were made 70 hear
and speak, IAN operation believed never before TO
have been SUCCESSFULLY performed BY any other
Surgeon U America 10 certainly calculated TO
crsate nope, not only In those similarly Afflicted,
bnt 70 inspire fall and entire confidence in tho
minds Of those who may be suffering from partial
or total Deafness that they can have their disease
completely removed and hearing restored.
highest rsspectahility which will be furnished to
applicants, who're required.
No charge for n examination or IN opinion.
Oct. l0-d0tw7t
Insurance! Insurance Insurance!
nOLTCIRs on asnve., Dwellings. Merchandise,
Pork Houses. Public Buldings, Manufacturing
Establishments, Household Furniture, and al insa-
rsbls psopsrty, issued at the lowest rates In the
following substaatial Companies
fHENAA 4NS. co. OF HARTFORD, CONN.
CAPITAL 100000.
CITY FIRE ms. CO., or HARTFORD, CONN.
CAPITAL el6O,000.
HARTFORD FIRE ms. CO., OF HARTFORD.
CAPITAL 100000.
MERCHANTS ms. co., or HARTFORD, CONN.
CAPITAL 500, 700.
This Agency always pays it, losses promptly In
Cash.
Dwellings, with Furniture therein, insured st
VERY MODERATE PRKAIUA, for one, three or I'VE
years. CAlland learn the rates.
WIN. ~. 0ELkNAP, Ag,g,
Oct1dIm 6econd-st., near Main.
rlsHE BOOK or THE CHAPTER, Or Morritorial
Instructions n the degrees Of Mark, Pest, and
Most EXCELLENT Master, and tho Holy Royal Arsh.
By Albert q. Aaekay.
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Reported Majorities.

We rive the Following reported ma orities
at the rsosnt election. They are mostly from
Democratic SOURCES and are doubtless some
what extravagant. There 10 material
change in the aggregate majority in these
counties from that Of the last annual
election, when va carried the State by
over $500 majority.
The Democratic gains thus far amount to
$50, but as we have heard from one half the
population Of the State, like gain in the
rest of the State will not endanger our State
ticket.
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RTIt is stated that the Hon. Edward Ev-
erett has accepted an invitation to deliver an
address at the Georgia State Fair, to be held
in Atlanta from the 18th to the 28th Of Octo-
Der.
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q Augustus Washington, An eminent
member Of the Pistsburg bar, died on Satur-
day morning. He Was distantly connected
with the illustrious George Washington.
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STRENGTHENING THE ClrApEL.-The town
Of Burlington, the homo Of Dodge, polled
1871 votes ut the late election. Last year
the entire vote was but little over 1900, and
the census Of voters last spring falls several
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HANCOCK CouHrr.-The real and personal
property of Hancock county, H., is assessed
At $5,l64,349. The county lewis 25c. on
the 800.
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~OkksAASSS
- BOY BABY
cit ia with feelings too deep for ntterance,
and sense OF obligation overwhelming, and
Of worldly consequence never before expert
encsd, and with heartfelt ecstscy heretofore
not even dreamed Of, that the junior editor OF
this papor announces to his friends and tho
rest Of mankind, that . son WAS born unto
him on the morning Of Friday last. 10 our
readers, male anc female, who are married
and childless. We say-get boy. To our
unmarried friends who are OF proper age and
Of amiable tempers. we say got married, and
thsn--get . boy. To those who have spent
long, weary years 10 search OF an unfading
JOY, we say, that We never knew what ii meant
till We saw our darling boy. II 70 we're not
30 oorpnlent We would out such fantastic o.
pers before the couch Of helpless Innocence,
a. would make the angels laugh. A general
reprievc 10 granted to oil political offenders,
and an earnest appeal made to those in peou-
mary arrears to liquidate At the earliest con-
venience, - the young gentleman must b. fed
and clothed"
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Nxw York, Oct. IL.
The steamship North Star, A. G. Jenst,
Commanding, from Aspinwall on the 4th,
with passengers and treasure, arrived this
morning. She has brought the passengers
who left San Francisco on the Goth, making
the entire distance in 2l4 days. Her specie
list amounts to 100000.
The revolution in Carthagena continued
successful. Neito, the President, was popu-
lar and had succeeded in defeating the gov
eminent forces. Carthagenn and tho whole
State OF Bolivia were in state OF seige.
The revolution in San Lauder was still IN
subdued.
Gen. Scott and suite had reached Panama
in health and safety on the 4th.
The government of the Provisional Presi-
dent Montealga was getting on with appa-
rent prosperity.
The Bishop of Costa RIGA, Lorant, Danish.
ed from Costa RIGA for refusing to obey
equitable laws, has returned on the invita-
tion of the new government.
Il. I. Conway, the young American who
was sentenced to 10 years in the public works
for having killed German in row, has had
his sentence committed by the Supreme Court
to years.
The u. S. frigate Sabine Was ct San Juan
del Norte, South America.
In Peru Presiden: Castillo is preparing a
costly expedition against Euquador.
Rnbla, the Legitimate Governor Of the
Province Of Guayaquil, has resigned and the
Provisional Government had been installed.
All the other ports except Guayaquil re-
manned bleekaded.
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ST. Louis, Oct. IL.
An arrival at ST. Joseph, from Sioux City,
announces terrible malady among the Oma.
ha Indians, some fifty Of their number hav-
ing died recently. The Indians think it is
the effect of eating the meat Of the buffalo,
affected with bloody murrain. The Indians
had thrown away al the meat Of the one
thousand budaloes which they had got for
winter use, and we're preparing for another
buffalo hunt.
A severe frost had visited the section OF
country about Sioux City, and one half Of
their entire corn crop was ruined.
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:, w Queen Victoria is to visit the Great
Eastern on the 18th OF this month, until which
llme y WI remain closed to the public. A
mutiny mas occurred on the vessel. several OF
s = crew refusing TO wash up tho decks on
ounuay morning, on the ground of it's being
6ne and imprisonment.
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elected.
INDIANAPOLIS. @

INUKANATULI1y OCSs Il.
Putnam county, entire Democratic ticket
elected by about 1926 majority.
Miami county, Republican majority over
Shelby county, Democratic State ticket
elected by about $50 majority.
The following counties heard from show
Republican gains Marion, johnson, Bar
thoIomew, Hendrick, Vigo, Miami, Shelton,
Jennings and Hancock.
Democratic gains in Howard, Boon and
Putnam.
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DIED,
On the 18th inst, William Meal, aged thirty-six
years.
The funeral will take place this d.y fs..--a=-,
1t O'Clock p. M, from his late residence, corner Of
It'll and PaleAn.
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ClAsG e..
NO. s.-MULES AND ASSES.
Best Jack, John Dill, Van Buren, Co., 8
ID do X. w. Hutchcraft,
Best pr aged mules, J. r. Heron, Washington, 9
I'd do do F.Stewart, Jefferson,
Best single aged mule, II 3 Shropshire, Clark 90
"a do do j. &. jarrett, Marion,
Best 2 yr old mule, w. B. Arnold, Franklin,
I'd do do do do
Best ycariing do A. A. Sellers p. Ridge,
Best mule under Tyr. II. W.. Hughes, Wash'n, I
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Early May Cherrtes.
So much called for Of late, hsve come ct
last. Now 10 the time to set, to secure them
against hot, dry weather next year, which 20
often kills them. These are graft ed, hardy,
pr0digs01s bearers. WIN. BARNES,
No. Estes House, Main-st.
Keokuk, Oct. 10, '58.d
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NO. HORTICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
Best 2 horse wagon, y. II. Dingman, w. p,
Best buggy, VIM. A. Thurston, IT. Madison,
Best horse pillow, n. Ward ! CO., Ksokuk,
I'd do do 3. d. Morrison, r. 4adisos,
Best corn pillow, Q. d. Morrison,
I'd do n. Ward 4 Co.,
Bsst cultivatoY, 8. d. Morrison,
Best or yoke, SAINT Maloy, franklin,
Best show OF agricultural implements, s. d.
Morrison,
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A Boy Daby.

The editor Of tho Canton (O.) Repository
thus expatiates on the happiness conferred
~ ~ L~I
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NO. 1I.-HOUBEHOLD MANUFACTURES.
Best specimen worstsd work, Miss A. Hull, IT.
Msdison,
Best specimen embroidery, Miss II. n. I'D
wards, West Point,
I'd best specimen embroidery, Miss VI. O. Back,
Best Quilt. Mis- H. M. Edwards, W. Point,
I'd do Mas n. J. Edwards, do
Sd do Miss II. N. Edwards, do
Best worked collar, Miss NJ. J. Edwards,
Best pr wooden stockings, Mrs. L. shiplsy, P. B.
do cotton do Mrs. A. 6toddard, w. p,
do wooden socks, Mrs W B Arnold, franklin,
do cotton do Mrs. /. Shipley,
Best loaf bread, Mrs. B. r. WoodmAn, w. p.
Best jar pickles, Mrs. X. Huston, West Point,
do preserves, Mrs. Daughsrty, do
Best made shirt, Mrs. J. w. Edvards. Wash n,
Best wooden covsrlst, Mrs. Lyman Young, p. X.
Bsst pr blankets, Mrs J. Woodmsn, P. kidgs,
Best rag carpet, do do
Best 8 lbs. honey. n. Natter, Jsdsrson.
Id do ]. Richardson, ksdison,
Best apple butter, Mrs. J. d. Williamson, p. =.
Best lbs butter, Mrs H. Huston, w. p,
I'd. do Mrs. Jos. Edwards, W. r.,
Sd do Mrs. J. 8. Edison, Madison,
Best cheese, N. j. Norris, Washington,
ID do do
Sd do X. B. Quinton, Denmark,
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CIass =.

CIa00 u
NO. 15.--DOAESTIC MANUFACTURES.
Best buggy harness, Weber 4 Smith, W. p,
Bsse gents saddle, w. A. Thurston, II. Mad,
Best lAdy's do do
Bsst pr horse shoes, e. Lsvss, West Point,
Best pr coarse boots, d. Riser, Marion
do hne, do w w Winterbotham, IT. II.
Best pr lady's shoes, do
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a. Rev. DR.. Dewey, in discourse
preached on sunday, October I'd, in Boston,
denies that the Unitarian Church is 40 barren
or unprosperous - Or. Bellows had intims-
ted, or that i was afflicted with so bad 1 sus-
penss Of faith - to require any violent rem
sdy.