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Special Not1ces.
pAINIEss DIGEsTIOy.-.No nan !,

PAINLESS DIGESTION.-"No man."
says Hir Ashley Cooper, sought to know by hi.
sensations that he has stomach" In other
words, when digestion is perfect there is uei-
ther pain nor uneasincss i'll the region where
it takes place. Nausea, want OF appetite,
fatuicncy, oppression after eating, shooting
pains i'll the epigaetrum, a flushing Of the face
at meal times, and furred tongue in the
morning, are among the direct symptoms Of
indigestion. Constipation. biiousness, head
ache, nervous irritability, physical weakness
and low spirits are its almost invarable ac-
compartments. All these indications of DIS
IirsIA, whether immediate or secondary. ar.
usually aggravated by hot weather.
The close OF summer s, therefore. the sea-
son "hcn the victim CT dyspepsia most urgent
~ needs tonic and regulating medicine. OF
course, every invalid has many advisers. One
friend recommends one drug, another another;
but IN multitude OF counsellors there il not
always safety. The STANDARD REMEDY OF THE
is HOSTET1ERS STOMACH BITTERS.
Time, that proves all things, has established
Its reputation On an impregnabie foundation
the spontaneous testimony OF millions of in
lilies its stimulating principle; it's tonic consti-
tucnts are the finest that botanical research
has yet discovered; it combines the properties
OF gentle evacuant, a blood depurent, and
an antl-blllous medicine, with invigorating
luattles or the highest order, and is admitted
both by the public and the profession TO be the
surcst protection against all diseases that are
produced or propagated by pestiferous air or
nhwiio!esomc water, that has ever been used
ell licr in the United States or tropical Anne
RIGA.
In cases of constipation resulting from, n
want of muscular tone in the intcstines. tho
effect Of the DITTERS is perfectly marvellous;
and without the dangerous sequences Of mcr-
curry, it restores the disordcred liver TO 4 nor
MAJ condition. Aug X tG
SPECIAL NOTIcE.-To parties in want of
Doors, Sasles md Blinds, We refer to the ad-
vertiscmcnt of u. L. Toalc, the large manu-
facturcr of those goods in Charleston Price
list furnished on application. July II 9mo
aB-PIIILOsOPHY OF MARRIAGE.-A
NEw COURSE OF LECTURES, as delivered al the
New York Museum Of Anatomy, embracing the
subjects: How to Live and What to Live for:
Youth, Maturity ard Old Age; Manhood Gene
rally Reviewed; The Cause Of Indigestion: Fla
tnicnce ana Nervous Diseases accounted for
Marriage Philosophcally Considered, &c, &c.
These lectures will be forwarded on receipt OF
four stamps, by addressing; Sccy Baltimore
Museum Of Aratomy, "a West Baltimore street
baltimore, Ma. May "
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ober performers Of the evening were fair Inc
am chorus like Goldsmths picture might nave Deeh
better IL those concerned had taken Hioie pains
Poliuto" will be repeated tomorrow night anu vi
day afternoon Thseyenng Norma VIII NC epio'0u''"
at the Brooklyn Academy OF Music
MYSTICAL NOTES.
-to yolo Reetbnven Society announce a con-
., fr newt saturday evening &C the Brooklyn Academy
Of Music under the management OF Professor Wheeler
The first concert this season OF the Rlyarde
viii take place on Saturday evening at Apollo Hail. cor
uor Of Broadway and Twenty-eighthtt I1~f5s ~
Mr. J. E. Haner, an American pianist, will
give a concert next Saturday afternoon 40 steinWay
Hall assisted by Madame de Lussan aud Messrs GILBERT
Iewonberg, Johnston, Primer. and CarozA.
At Steinway Hall. tomorrow evening, vocal
slS t ,d of ~" Sviss Benevolent Association OF
New York Madame Johannsen and MI F. BeFEner Will
The second rehearsal of the Philharmonic
Society will take place tomorrow afternoon, at the
Academy Of Music Miss Aide lopg announced 70 APP
pear and also understood that Mr. Charles Molton
VIII again assist. and viii sing Bel rdgSo'' from
Rossin's "Semiramide."
Miss Adeina PATHS appeal for permission to
produce some Of works belonging the repertOy OF
Tho Paris Opera Comquc at the Italian House has Deen
partially acceded TO. She has been informed that Inc
Child Of the Regiment" may be thus transferred on con
dton that she W first appear IN 10 for night III the
original French version at the Comique
We abstain from offering any comments upon
the for commemorative the centenary OF bee
thOvens BIRTH next year, until it shall have taken soo
positive form The meetings thus iar heid o6 rno rae
emeu who have the matter in hand have had no PIec
result and the exact nature OF tAe pr0poseu pan
Ias yet 20 be defined Another discussion Will take place
ON Saturday evening after which may be able 10 Oner
few suggestions CONCERNING the enterprise ana 'ne Il"
JiOnal methods by which II may be carried out
An excellent example for professional artists
was gwen last week on two occasions by distinguished
whO after singing IN puDc'tO tne graancalon
~ numerous audiences, was beseged and barrlcaded,
according TO usage by messengers bearing monstrOus
Iud uumanageabe floral structures, and who instead OF
smngy accepting them and putting herself TO the n-
convenience transporting them from the stage, sur
vrycd them with appropriate contempt ana lef6 them 10
cucumber the platform undlsurDed In the expressive
" Oyds OF Mrs. Julia Ward Howe
She launched % ice bo., fr0u her scornfU eve.
And vanished. swim aud stately from the scene"
faw lessons this sort might convince infatuated
Ors and lnsatiate performers Of their mutual folly
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NOT so MUCH CANDIDATE AS HE WAS.
Mr.. Edw. F. Underhill, Clerk of the last As
semby has finally decided not TO be candidate for the
present one!-a decision which must be set down AS
another bad result OF that wre,ched election OF ours
Hear him.
the spirit my dreams" AOrnght since was confident
that should for another bask IN the sunshine
OF official honor and emolument but since the day OF
election there has been thunder all along the sky be-
lieyed not the pOrtents OF tho coming storm even
PHI and Perennial Hair Dye Almanac which said OF the
first DAYS OF November about this time look out for
shorn lamb" have found neither IN sterne twho used
that beautiful language nor Ia Scripture any consoa-
patriot left the cold and exposed TO the fun sweep
OF the hypebOrean blasts Of Lake Eric during the Winter
months, with coal 81 tun on rising market, IN the
negotiable paper OF the United states OF American
thought hoist my official heels for another season
on the mahogany OF the clerks desk IN the Assembly
Chamber and. In eXultan re. Vtd piei" osentalon'
thought 10 grin at the wind, and the rain, ana INC
the tornado and tho hurricane even thought 10 mock
the calamities Of mine adversary nominated by the
and concavo belly should SILVER the yesbule OF
the Capitol anXiousy awaiting the hour FOR free lunch
had prepared for him hath been melted out 20 and.
with bilious cOuntenance, accept tho sad tho solemn,
mood have drifted into metaphor, nave simply In
tended thereby 10 convey the idea that we have met
that there redundancy OF Democrats IN the state OF
Eew-YOrk. 1t Is essy 70 show how We Republican,
might nave hcch III Tue Houit WIN hiAAt
pencil may, in midnights solemn stiffness. serenely
cipher and may make convincing post JdeO demon
stratOns Of the previous political possibilities But II
lar easier satisfy any unprejudieed mind that
shown by the election returns. we have been remon-
dOusly whipped The Republican party might have car
ried the State and senate aud the Assembly but,
like the bull pup that KiOus 90 whip the beacon
and gorilla at tho same time. IL wasn't numerous
enough for the occasion.
Notwithstanding tho dcspairing view have horein
taken Of my own prospective fate. shall seek the Re
publican nomination for the Cerkship OF the House for
the year Of grace 1870 though the appalling fact
stares mo I'm the face that make my calling
and election sure But there sometimes, classic dig
nifty I'm standing up be Knocked down. aud this may be
one OF those fortunate occasions III 1t n, want my
name to the engraven upon the enduring monu.
meuts perpetuae the memories OF classic dgna
ries The fact such distinction doesn't cash.
cannot mako falter In my heroic determination! In
rattle for Immortality, / always willing 20 take
chance. l am, yours respectfully,
EDWARD +. UEDERHILL-
Brocton Chailtaqud o.. NY. Nov. II, 1862.
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DIED.

BRBNNAsOn Monday Nov B Hannah Buosu mother - Timothy
W. and ',asw T. srsSSlI ~ TOE S''s year o. ae sss
qae,te Audrows Church DuaOe
M S solemn T e Ss %. Pin & sd foe The .SS
her soal At st. Andrews Church At Ioi o'clock
CORNIHG-At bis residence Tuesday Nov &C. Jaspe
Corsag ~ the l,l yea5 Of DIS age ,, on,
tTss attend without further notice
Ira Dodd the sItb year OF bs age
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
BygRDELL-Ou MOOday Nov IS william E'erdsn In the nd
The relative. friend, ANIL, respectfully invited to seat
Tbssday 10 o'clock without furher inritsaos
BLLswoRTH-At DuIb.n Centre Coma 90 Taesday' No, 10
Funeral At Durham SATURDAY Nov 20 a9p n Friends
H. RR. 70 MiddIetswH
HACKsTAPP-A Kddsovs Cons euTsesdsy The leah last Cart
Holy Trinity MddewR Friday the ish Inst at oeleea
pm.
HoPKrNs-suddeny at Tartus Kelly ireland. Nov Rev Ds
Hopkins Pastor ofthe Presby,enso CharOh New Rochelle T.
10 tue 3Osh OF has
LoCKwoODon Tuesday mOrog 18th ,sst Mar Hammond eide.
months. -
Friends Of the family sher notice
HLBS-Ou Tuesday To- his residence Ne Is East sIteesA
Relative" sod friends OF the family are invited
F'As morning. Nor 10 lOi O'clock
ocOESELLo1 Mondy. Ee' IS 1892 Grace K~iJ oCOnns 'S
Relatives respectfully iuIad sns her fuuer, %
Beeeser cad DowSiussIs
Jersey C w.soe-hay Nov IT, Jane wife
jacob Polssnas ia the asa year Of Asrsgs
The relatives family respectfully inted 70 tteut
lauera from her late residence No sgsoca h'S % Frsy
ComrtsfT at Paterson from Jersey City.
sToRBY-on Tusay Nov 6 at TIE I'teSss Der JSss
Nd, in the 77h yesr Of her age. -, a., ,,,
tbi. Thursday at clock from West FOrty-hirdst
Baltimore papers please copy.
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NORTH CAROLINA FINANCES.

RALEIGH, n. c., Nov. 16.-The Legislature
having quorum proceeded TO transact business The
Governor IN his message after the usual congratuatory
preface alluded 20 the State debt and the general con
don of the He puts tho amount OF the state
debt as follows Ante.war bonds ss.s7s2Oo; Postwar
bonds mot special taxi sss96s55 The Postwar bonds
re snch ns have issued since tho Rebellion under
The FnndIug acts or such as were authorized by law
before the Rebellion. THIS debt Is known as the olu
debt bonds issued 10 various railroad oompahes ho
snecIal taxation The aggregate is $2oO0OOO the totsl
dent bonded s9s50ij; 10 this must Do addeu bonus
80 tssucd A. asO 600 Tho Governor says: II regret 10
tate that tho Treasurer has been unable TO meet tue
sfsres an tbe old bonds 1t will be necessary To fund
~ due on these bonds aud 10 is for the General
Assembly 10 decide for what time the Interest sha Do
landed The message opposes repudatoh auu lutther
isa Of the nnbc debt and favors liberal system
~ common schools and recommends change IN the
MILITIA laws.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-18
LAROR MOVEMENTS.

The strike Of the Cabnet-mallers, inau-
gurated last week against reduction OF wages OF 10 per
cent has ended and the have returned TO wOK at
the reduced rates.
The plen bers of Female Typographical Union
No. met last evening and inAated several new nem
hers Thi, Society hOurshuC condition, alu has
upward Of $500 IN the hands OF the Treasurer
The strike of the Cigarmakegs, commenced
on Tuesday last IN the establishment No 80 Bowery
uues The Society men, with few exceptions have left
the establishment, but their places hsye been supplied
with non society men.
The strike of the JoIrneymea GilderS for an
increase OF cents hour rates OF has resulted
IN an almost complete vicly for the Society men. But
two shops. employing In al about Is men, now on
strike and expected that the employers will cOncede
the demands before the clOse OF tho present week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-18
LOCAL POLITICS.
THE KINGS COUNTY ELECTION FRAUDS

THE KINGS COUNTY ELECTION FRAUDS
The Board of Canvassers met again yester-
day morning The first return examined was from the
WITH District Seventh Ward, which back for tho
fourth time the canvassers still refusing TO correct the
ngures stating that az far they had any knowledge
they were correct After considerable discussion, In
which Supervisor Stilwe moved to throw the return
out altogether 1t wac finally resolved TO send II back
more TO the canvassers OF the Mr. Smith
stated that 70 the his recollection when no
signed It read Walter. 3I3 but he could not swear
whether JIJ 2T3 The erasures on the return
could plainly be seenfor Cunningham One hundred and
fftythrec :" and for Walter three hundred and fifty
three" There are four districts still unretnrned and
tho Board viii meet again Friday morning. The ma
iorty for Walter 300 without counting the returns
out
The Democratic Union party Smith Ely, jr.,
branch met last evening in their various wards; and
elected delegates TO the judiciary. Charter and Ward
Conventions.
Conventions were held last evening in all
the Justices Districts nominate Republican candidates
for Police aud Civil Justices TO DO voted or at the charter
mated for Civil Jnstce In the IXth District George b.
Webster was nominated for Police Justice. and william
H. DE Camp for Civil Justice The other Conventions al
jOurned
The Brooklyn City Canvassers' Committee on
Hall candidate for Supervisor In the Twenty second
Ward was elected Walsh by majority OF T. They
also resolved TO recommend the District Attorney 10
prosecute CanyAssers In the Hid District Twenty
second ward and those OF tho lid District Sixteenth
Ward for neglect OF duty.
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why a common civilization should not also be admit
ted its consequence The European man has arisen 10
the highest civilization known 60 history but he has
emerged from q darkness equll 10 that OF EthlOpa
savages, sunk lower in the scale OF humanity
than the degraded people OF Africa.
They lived without agriculture, the nrst OF
the arts-werei ignorant and INDECENT ana maintained
coniugal institutions founded upon incest The Irish
were canuibals In later tlmes-eveu 800 years ago
parts Great Britain had scarcely risen ont OF state OF
Daf1as While IN France, that was supposed TO be the
very home of modern CIVILIZATION there was, not 100
wears ago state OF morals aud manners that would dis
grace the Inhabitants OF Ethiopia The speaker reduced
the question TO Rule OF three" Gwen degIadauon
and Subsequent elevation in the space OF 100 or 1900 years
how long will IL take others similarly degraded
10 similarly risei Besides the natural and his
torical argument in favor OF the improvement OF
the negro race, the age which sees their
degradation also institutions and opportunities Tor
speedy advancement. II possesses what no
gicenures have possessedthe printing press
OF communication expressed In the steam
engine The progress OF the times more rapid tn an
that of tho times when Britain raised herse mo el!
izatiOn and greatness The African race may come mp
slowly, ike backward child at school, Dut there DO
why she may not rise at last In concluding ME-
Sumner spoke Of the practical effects OF the exclusion OF
from country and it would be, like Cain, yaga
bond the face OF the earth; ana other nat0ns rising
TO greatness, wOuld hold us as an example ID TINS
He would plead for the negro that the MANHOOD that
existed I'm the degraded might be permitted 10 expand
and raise itself to "A level with our own manhood
and he would plead for the Chinese strangers that one
word OF welcome should be given them" Be Strangers
moreW If the Chinese come for labor Only VIC sllaH
have advantage Of their wonderful skl ana INDUS
try IL for citizenship. they Will become hrs
assimlated with But the gate OF improvement and
the opportunities OF freedom should be opened IN TINS
land 10 every member Of the human family Mr.. sum
concluded address amid loud applause After the
audience had dispersed he received large number OF
citizens aud ladies at the house Of Senator SEN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-18
DOMESTIC MARKRTR

ALs.sr Nor i5whs. moderate demand a. 81 y for Amber
.t so Corn or Whit ssssr,S % GS sys dol ' %
Sl0Slo Bse 10 striving freely. and taken spsragy I've
West 9Sss 90 B.re, Mali Dull Al s. tsss u g. os. sdy.
with good demand 6G66c for Western state
bash 9 as White sebssu 81 asl Amber . Co. No Rsl
held 81 a. No sIest No D. 81 Corn unchanged, Ne
sS Fo 9, 500 Ss wheat bsS to ssSSsss
bb Flour le 900 bush Wheat 10 ooo bush oa 900
sllds so Cotton steady It Isle Poar cid
only local demand Wheat SSee,'sd Corr sa'.0sas 90 Me-.
in bulk 4109 sacks Barley eo snd unchanged Rye gsesaaE
WHISKY sn .. @ PoI. 90 e. S s. Wy s.' s,, s.s
l60l6ie Bacon quiet sbouder ibte Clear ohes s
81 5G Prime 10 Choice s596 50 Hogs 6rm 80 259sn
ReeeptPlOur $500 obn Wheat Ool sess Cora oosai
500 bush Barley n 600 bush. Hogs 500 eeAS
CacAGo Nov l-Brha9ge cute. and useeanEs frsn, osn
Flour quiet aud unchanged Wheat active on pessuye ne
eel asi,e for fltr delivery Tor No. 2, ae6e seller this mnh:
ss9se buyer this month esS seller December 20 zoe
December quiet aisle for No closing at 'ai1I
seller this month 5 seller December after Change the mHir, was
q 3sc; Options trading atc. buJer this nonhi
4Oc buyer sud @ G9ie seller December Rye aBs s.: 7S@ for
vines dm :. 81 o. Provisions sm Mess Psfi s2S 50;
Green Hams 5c Green shoulders lie Lard lie wih dsassd
SnaSuS Cattle firm 80 50 for common FOOD Cos
isc sales SO fair to msdIsm seoa
shoiee $50 25@ 80 50 for eIts to prime tecep oo ses
bush 1900 BUSH Barley 1900 Hogs Shpness. 1900" bs
Flour 900 bush Wheat 1900 bush Cora aO Ousb oht, 1
SoR,oLK ya 7Co.toOSe. receipts. Lsss bss sTpcrt.
eo.twhe $50 bales sales 20 bales Low hddnss. 2Si@1 rA'
sAvASSAH Ca Nor. LECTION closed erni receipts seo7 bsles
MosiLE i7-ootton fair demsnd today sod closed
6rm sales liOe bales part yesterdays hddhBgs I9c receipts LIS
CniRLEsros c. Nov ICotOu closed srm, gh.,
sales 2t5 bales Mddugs Ac receipts 6o2 bales exports 70
AUGUSTA O.. Nov cO.Ou closed srmer snd active sales
Of 80 baosi receipts 757 bales, hidiIDg. 2tee9ie
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DE Bylandt The Hague. slg7 30 Tho Drawing Lesson.
BY Theodore Gerard, Brussels $500 Kitchen Filtration.
by David DE Noter, Brussels. and David Col Antwerp,
$3.50 Norwegian Waterfall, by Alex. Wust New-YOrk
and Antwerp, $50 Observation-Disclosures at COurt.
by Bakalowicz Paris, $3.50; Winter-The Road
to the Village, by A. MOerman, Amsterdam.
tl7O The COnnoisseur, by David Col, Ant
werp, $3.50 stableA Lively Time by W, verschnur Am
sterda, 1855 Flowers-Upsetting the Basket by f. Bi
dan, Paris, $735 A Lady in her BOudoir (sixteenth
century,, by Hcndrick +. Schaefes, Antwerp, t27O
Landscape-The Landscape BY j. Robbie, Brussels, $500
Inject or Candleght the Balcony, by j. ROserse Dor
tretch s225 The Halt by David Col Antwerp and Hen
reta Roqner Brussels, 1915 Returning from tho Vine
yard by POrtelse Antwerp $780, Two pieces OF statu
ary Medora and Angelica, by Clio. Turin, Verona, and
LIZA Crossing the Ice, by G. MOtel OF Milan brought re-
spectyely $780, and $500 stuccO Of Innocence, by
Parks Of this city. brought $50 So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-18
THANKSG WING DAY.

The United States Courts and offices in the
building Cnsmbersst will be closed today, in accord
ance with tho recommendations contained IN President
Grants proclamation. All the offices and bureaus OF
the CITY and County Government will also be closed and
the public schools will not be In session either to-day or
tomorrow In addition to those announced yesterday.
"A Thanksgiving dinner will be given at the Wilson"
Mission House corner OF Avenue and Eighth-st, at
o'clock the children Of tho Industrial Soh0o and 20
the families attending the church. under tho OF the
Association. The usual number OF eloquent pulpit dis
courses viii be preached IN honor OF the day. In New
ark religious services will be held IN most of the
churches and many oAices, both public and private VIII
be closed The newspapers Will not be Issued but TIM
places OF amusement offer special programmes. There
will be Thanksgiving temperance mass meeting at 81
Paus Methodist Episcopal Church. and the city VIII also
be visited BIZ the Lincoln Guards of Jersey CRY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-18
PERSONAL.

Senator Sumner was at the Astor House yes
terdaJ.
Gov. Hoffman left the city Yesterday for
Albany.
The Hon. John Young Of Montreal, Mrs
Senator Harlan OF Iowa. and DR. ID W. Bss, Washington,
at the Metropolitan Hotel -= Gen John Eaton
In OF Tennessee and L. r. POurtaes Washing are az
me Aston House == Il Potter, President. and C. J.
Brydges Manager OF the Grand Trunk Railway Of Canada
Are al tho BreyOort House Col A. Il. Stafford, L. D.
A. Is at the Genham Hotel === Col. ;. Z. wilson,
Indiana and l.. c. Franghiadi England, are at the 81
Nicholas Hotel. a- Commander Pearson Us. Navy. IS
AT the Hoffman House. == Col. G. H. Kip, Col j. ".
shansr Illinois and DR. L. l.. Robinson, Baltimore are
Al the Flfth-aYc. Hotel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-18

We congratulate our friend, the propttt e1n1
NJ UIaAS's MAGNOLIA BALM upon the sudden ana won
derfu success of this truly delightful and valuable toilet
Judges I'm ali mAtters pertaining TO tnelr beauty and
adornmen have universally indorssd the masnoha baim
ali parts of the world 30 supply the ismense demand
We learn that no lady now oonsaeis ner evening teet
svnhur freckes and dscoorntons caused by exposure
~ tbe sup wind &c In town and country. II u most
s,atnahIe L. th,,l ' Home Journal