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We do not think advertising a Physicians shoua
have the RICH. any place therapeutic dis
coyeres and new and improved methods
ment before the public.
The world has changed the day when harms, PHI
serpents spiders were commonly employed
Medicine The golden snuff box the owsh look Of wisdom,
the mysterious shake of head mystic Latin
scrption of the oden becoming obsolete
knowledge are the sovereigns Of the age
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Our claims 10 public confidence based upon q mos
thorough medical being of Co
eges and professors in one most successful Colleges
in country practice of nearly quarter
century. Patients coming always rely
upon receiving honest and Medical advice
THE CHEMICAL PRACTICE OF MEDICINE.
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Fertility pauctv resources should be the aim or
every enlightened practitioner. The Chemical Practice Of
Medicine, possessing inherent specific incor-
poraes whatever valuable in all other systems Mcdi-
cine Therefore person coming our Treatment. re-
ceives advantages which could derive from Homo.
opatby, Anopa,hy Hydropathy.
THE DAWN OF A NEW DAY.
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From Maine to California sweep the University Medicines
reyoluouIzng the practice medicine The pnlebotamss
and nhnesimas stand asounded at the marvellous sue
Of these elegant specifics They asonh.
maades which they vainly treated for years
yielding almost insantancousy before the magic
OF these sovereign they intro
duced they take the lead old
sold.
THE UNIVERSITY MEDICINES
ARE SOLD IN ENORMOUS QUANTITIES
IN THE FOLLOWING CITIES,
VIZ.
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PHILADELPHIA, June %, 1870.

PHILADELPHIA, June %, 1870
PRorEssoE.We have inst been handed bottle contain
ing Of tapewoTm IL feet inches in length, which
brought away by the use OF one bottle Of Cancer Plant and
the May Apple Pills.
have just cured lady of gravel, of many years.
standing, by using Lithla and Alkaline kesolvent
JOS. c. HAROLD.
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YARMOUTH, Me-, May 9, 1870.
DOCToR-My mother is taking your Cancer Plant for
Dropsy Two bottles have done her more good than three
years doctong from the best physicians of this place
hope the Lord Will continue to you In the
good work. Mrs. SARAH A. WILTON.
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And thousands upon thousands of others A thousand
would not suffice contain them. The tosti-
mony iversathe proofs overwhelming We recognize
that humble Instruments the hands of the Great
Physican who, after our life Of intense study has guided
from darkness into the daylight OF knowledge, and
bed TO bring forth remedies the of His afflicted
children which nothing the shape OF medicine
family approached.
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geo CoSGRTss STREET. PORTLAND, Me, May 1870
PROF SCoTT AND AssoCIATEs-The UNIVERSITY
MEDICINES rapidly revolutOnzing the practice of
medicine IN Maine =. have 500 patients. :
Here in Portland, have taken wo-thrds of the doc
tors patients. have nearly 200 agents, and am
establishing agencies day. sell $780, OU
worth Of UNIVERSITY MEDICINES in Maine this year
am worn with hard word. enclose
You a number OF certificates of great will
pay 600 of them can be found that Is not genuine.
+. STAPLES, State OF Maine Agent.
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CHAPTER III.

The people beginning TO get tnc open to the fact
tbat the Medical gross mposnre and that
he doctors they and they potfar from
rgh, when they laundering practitioner OF XIII
ing beloved friend Says Dr.. Frank "Thonsands
Patterson. shudder the murders committed by igno-
yant and neS perienced physicians
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ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUES, FREE.
ILL UsTRArED CATALOGUES, FREE.
ILL USTRATED CATALOGUES, FREE.
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From a distinguished Member Of Congress,
WAsHINGToN, May 4. 1870.
NY DEAN DOCTOR-Yonr medicines act favoraby
on the nerves a well as the blood much i'm
proved. My limbs wonders of medical science.
have everv faith in medicine and skill >
believe that you emil ghened God great work
and that will II. = You have "A deal
for Yon. understand your business. >
You the second physician whom | have confidence
in would not trust the blockheads down here TO
give physc 70 my horse
81. LOUIS, Mo-, August 80, 1870.
DocToRs-I have tried the UNIVERSITY MEDlCIk ES
of patients with the extraordinary results
d. JONES, NJ. ID.
find the UNIVERSITY MEDICINES work ike "A charm
In my practice W. II. HOLMES, M. ID.
". WATEKvI.LE, Me.
From Professor Keith
Prof SCOTT heartily wish you God speed in your ef
forts TO harmonic science and medicine
GEoRGJTowN, d. g., May IL, 1862
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FAIRPoRT Iowa, March g. 1870
GENTLEMES-Your Kaalpa Extract works magically.
There nothing equal have been affected with sick head
ache liver complaint since last spring Took three
OF your Headache Pills and they have cleaned
my head out clear bell. the balance away,
say ng:-"Gentlemen, be convinced > am"
DR. MoKENNA.
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XL-COMPOUND sUGARCOATED HEADACHE
PILLS Immediate cmatives for Sick, Nervous, Bilious
Neuralgia Headaches. They also Heat in the Head
Pressure upon the Drain, Congestion, &C.
Price 80 cents per box or 80 per Dozen
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CHICO, CALI March %, 1870
NEW YORK MEDICAL uNIyEnsIrY-Enl ,nsd find gao;
The Plant is splendid Alternative The Fever and
Ague Globues have proved No. l. shall do fine busi
ness IN the UNIVERSITY MEDICINES in California
'''''' ~ 80 6. +. HENDERSON, NJ D.
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| rs TEMPLE STREET, Hartford, Jan. 19, 1870
Dr SCOTT CO-Four bottles OF your Ethereal Phospho
'"' '"'' $500 80 X. KINZEI.
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QUARANTINE. NEW YORK HARBoR,

]. w. ScoTT. NJ. d. III
! have used the UNIVERSITY MEDICINES with marke
success in every under my jurisdiction for the pa
month. 5. w. HARDINGE. NJ. ID.
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v.-COMPoUND sUGAR-CoATED MAY-APPLE PILLS
These the finest Anti-Bilious, Catharc Pills
Totally unlike the ordinary Drastic Pills. they do
Gripping AferC Constipation. BY their Balsamic Proper
they lnveterate Costveness tone
the Stomach Liver and Bowels.
Price so cents per box, or So per dozen.
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WAsnINGTON, March 10, 1863.
PRorEssoHs Please forward second order for uNI-
iEkSITY MEDICINES. am pleased 10 say that j have
ound them OF great service in the treatment of patients
lnder my charge. A. A. Surgeon, u. - A.
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OFFICE BLANCHARD HAME Co.,l
PALMER, Mass, May 4, 1870.
PROFESSORS University Medicines effecing
remarkable here Send dozen OF Cancer
Plant and Chemical Ointment. -
A. b. CHAPMAN, Secretary.
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Rev. WILLIAM e. CAMP.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, April 16 1870.
DR. SCOTIA copy of your "unversiy Almsnac'
was laid upon our table a day two SINCE which
we have examined and admire much. We heartily
rejoice in medical progress, well in politics
University was destined to open a the
theory and practice of medicine observe that
fess to cure that prevalent fatal maady, Bgbrs Dis
ease the Kidneys" If You this you deserve the
gratitude OF universal humanity.
FULLER, Editor United States journal.
PRorresoR soorr-I cannot express how much l
suit may be- shall only regret that did not your
quantance earlier, allowed myself in one OF my
letters "a ssude Iumbng, for which ask yo pardon
and believe me, yours truly,
WILLIAM &. wINsLow.
PROVIDENCE, r. j., Sept II, 1869.
BALTIMORE, Nd, Sept. 10, 1862
am rcjoced TO say that have calling on me to-day
young men-snge in groups-o thank cordially for
recommending them that splendid medicine Ethereal
Phosphorus" They a ago with woe begone
countenances tspe,maorhage was upon thcm)now they
velous cnres.
q. j. POWELL.
We could M thousand newspapers with similar letters
existence chow similar rscordp We u,,ns mt
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University MEDICINES.
4 soUr WITH rHr PATHOLOGICAL oAuDArI


CHAPTER /.
cea,n baldbcaded Eagles Profession cnvous
sueoess have against the stale old cry of Qnac"
Many OF these Ignoramuses who call "Quacks"
scarcely write own names let alone gram
rnaucaI letter; for "dociorins'~ Heaven
mark innmerabe iomhs,ones attest their handiwork.
M for they agans. the reformer
IN every The benefactos Of the human
aued the of the ignorant selfwise
Saviour Of mankind impostor crncihed,
and il lie earth to-day there many who
vile and cruelty Him again. "Quacks are no, generally
uerstood classical scholars classic
lore we should he pleased compare
critical RhadaInanthL
CHAPTER II.
II In true ,hai we stand in hostility 10 the Old Practice
Collectively against schools Buetheaded
rhinoceros hlded prepared give and take
blow blow. We cringe c.ique-ask We
little for the "powers that be" ancient
authorities. We despise coward and believe IN the God
given right OF resistance imposition We are
to-day throwing the Light OF Truth into tle Anopaihc
cryps and rccesses Iousng the reptiles insects and mol
some things which reoccd in tbs medical isno-
rance Of people, to whom the daylight Is death ana
now on all sacs sounds OF hssine splitting
and eroakincs OF IN omen.
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VERNON, Conn.,. May 4, 1870.
DooToIsI obtained eight bottles Of your Ethereal phos
phorus tor Spermatorrhua using 1t according to In
structions feel marked Improvement The ustre OF
my eyes returned and whole countenance brighter
slowly surely curing Thanks to wonderful
T. l.. RISLEY.
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We could I'll thousand newspapers with similar letter,
approval Enforcement Can any other medicines
existence sb0w similar rscordp We u,ns nol
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ASHLAND Pa, 1870.
DPAe SIRsI have prescribed your Hydrated Oxyne for
Yellow Jessamne for Heart Disease, with
great benefit, and am convinced Of their efficacy.
DIR. JOHN Il. KENNEDY.
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From Maine to California sweep the University Medicines
reyolutonzng the practice Of medicine The phebotasts
and infnesimas stand asounded at the marvellous sue
cess OF these elegant specifics They behold astonish
ment malades which they have vainy for years
yielding almost insanancousy before the magic influence
OF these most sovereign remeda Wherever they
duced they take the lead the old
GOLD
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XII.-OXYDPHENYL.-P Professor Scotts recently discov-
for deafness daily OF impaired
ing, formerly regarded as hopeessly ineurable
Price S3 package with book) packages for 3d.
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x-FIvE MINUTE PAIN CURER. This 10 a fragrant
outward application which relieves pain
ousy Unlike the nonsenzca unchemica pain killers of the
day which contain alcohol cayenne pepper turpenne,
&c-ths remedy does not iname irrste person
bre but induces grateful GOODNESS In the fevered part
Price 81 per bottle, six bottles for S.
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1,b5s THIRD AVENUE, New York, June 90, 1879
PROFESSOR SCOTT AssoCIATEb-It Ia truly crafty
ing that has at length rumphed quack
cry have been using the UNIVERSITY MEDICINES In
my regular practice for with the remark
bic Disease of character rapidly snccumbs
their healthfn influence You evidently destined
throw the old practice Of medicine.
CHAS. X. DRAPER, NJ. d.
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NOZZLE, Ala May l. 1870.
Dr. SooTT-The UNIVERSITY MED1CIN iiS acquir-
jpg great name throughout South friend
taking the Cancer Plant for scofous disease Of
lifetime told to-day that he nearly cured -
friends child had day of our physicians
could stop them bottle of your Aanhus Extract cured
them. r. TAkDf win NJ G f0wler a Co.
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TowANDA Pa, April II, 1870
DR. SCOTT used your Extract OF Cancer Plant for
The blood pronounce il the chief of Alternatives
A. NJ NELSON
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NEWPORT, r. l., Jan. H. 1870.
"Io Trumphe" should be the motto of your medicines
They cured after all Newport have
failed. j. w. TILLSON.
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vIlI.-CHEMICAL HEALING BLOOD AND BONE
OlNTMENT-A most powerful healer, penerates through
flesh and healing Ulcers Nodes copper coored
Bloches, Ringworm, Itch Scurvy. Loss OF HAIR &C.
Price 81 per box, or six boxes for S5. =.
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DRoPosALs FOR THE ERECTION OF PUB
i IIC BUILDINGS.
OFFICE or THE COMMISS I0NERs FOR THE
ERECTION OF TIE PUBLIN BUILDINGS

OFFICE or THE CONN AMlSSlONERS FOR THE /
ERECTION OF TIE PUBLIC BUILDINGS,
PHILADELPHIA, Nov 3, 1870. !
Proposals will be received at the ONCE OF the
President of the Commission, No. l29 5. SEVENTH
Street. until November 80, 1870, for items one, t,cO
and three. and until December 81, 1870, for the
balance Of the schedule FOR the Following materials
and labor:-
l. For carefully removing the iron ratings and
stone base from the four Enclosures at Broad and
Market Streets and dep0sitDg the same in order
upon such portions OF the adJacent grounds as the
Commissioners may select.
8. For the lumber and labor for the erection OF
board fence twelve 2) feet in height, with gates 80
inclose the space occupied by Penn Squares, per
neal foot, Complete.
4. For excavations for cellars, drains ducts iOuni
datons etc, per cubic yafd.
5. For concrete fOundtions, per cubic foot.
perch OF twenty five feet, measured in the walls.
Z For hard bricks per thousand, delivered at
Broad and Market stfeet during the year 1871
S. For undressed granite per cubic foot, specify
ing the kind
8. For undressed marble per cubic foot, specify
ing the kind
10. For rolled iron beams several szes), per
lineal yard of given weight
The Commissioners reserve TO themselves the
right to reject any or all OF the proposals.
Further information can be obtained oy applying
to the President OF the Board, or to the Architect,
John Macarthur, Jr., at MS o1ice No. POS :. SIXTH
Street
By order of the Commission.
JOHN RICE, President.
CHAs. r. ROBERTS, Secretary. - IL
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ssyH- MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERs-OFFlC
OF THE SCHOOLCRAFT IRON COMPANY,
No. 407 LIBRARY Street, Philadelphia.
special meeting OF the Stockholders OF the
Schoolcraft Iron Company VIII be held on WEDN ES-
DAY, the 2Sd day OF November, A. d. 1870, at ~
o'clock, noon, at the ONCE OF the Company, No 4O7
LIBRARY Street, Philadelphia to take into conside-
ration the execution OF a mortgage upon the pro-
perty OF the company and the issue of the bonds OF
the company to an amount not exceeding one hum
dred ana twenty thousand dollars el200OO) bearing
annum, TO be secured by said mortgage
The meeting will also be asked TO take into con-
sderation the assignment OF the real and personal
property OF the company in trust for the benedt of
It's CREDITOR or such other measures as NAV be laid
before II TO provide for the payment OF the debts OF
the company.
By order OF the Board OF DirectoFs
THOMAS SPARKS, Secretary.
Philadelphia, oct. Is, 1870. 1O224W
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NIES%ERoFA.

Only Congressman are to be elected, the can
didates and majorities in 1868 being
Dist. Republicans. Democrats Hu.
l. Mark ii. Dunnel, &. F.Buck. 907S K.
q John Il. Averl, l. Donnely. 63lS Il.
There is prospective Republican gain of
Congressman in the Second district, which was
carried by the Democrats in 1858 through Re-
publican split. Ia the last Legislature there was
a Republican majority on joint ballot of 81, and
a Republican will be elected as the successor to
the late Senator Daniel S. Norton, Democrat,
whose unexpired term, ending March f. 1871, is
being served out by Hon. William Window.
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The Republicans with the aid of the colored
vote, expect to gain a Congressman in the
Second district. In the last Legislature there
was Democratic majority of 13 on joint ballot
and Democrat will doubtless be elected to sue
ceed Hon. Alexander G. Cattell in the Senate,
his term Expiring March 4. 1871.
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OUARTERMAsTERS 5 OFFICE. Z. S. ARMY.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Oct. 26, 1870
Sealed Proposals, in trtplicate. will he received at
this Once up TO IL O'Clock NJ. on NJ lNDAY the 2Sth
day OF November 1870, for the erection of build
ibg OF wood (ofhcers' qusrters) az Fort McHenTy,
Md, according 70 plans aud specifications which
can be seen at this ONCE, Depot Quartermaster's
ONCE, Washington, ID. c., and office OF Captain G.
A. Algood, Acting Assistant Quartermaster, Balti-
more Md.
The right is reserved 90 reject any and ali bids not
considered TO the interest OF the pubic service
The envelope TO be endorsed Proposal for BUILD
ing at Fort McHeury, Nd" and addressed to the
undersigned. HENRY q. HODGES,
Major and QuaItermaster Il. S. A.,
Chr. or. Mr.. 81 or. Mrs. District
10 2s Ct Dept. OF the East.
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ARKANSAS,

There is no State ticket TO be voted for. The
Congressional nominations and majorites in
1868 were as follows:--
Dist. republicans. Democrats. Mi.
/. Logan II. Roots, j. NJ. Hanks, l64 NJ
2. o. =. Snyder, "A. A. G. Rogers. llS6 y
B EThomas Boles ]. Edwards (Ind.) 1861 II,
The Republicans may expect to lose Con-
gresham in the First district. The Legislature
elected two years ago had Republican majo-
rity on Joint ballot of 90, the Democrats having
but one member in each house. They can
scarcely hope to be so successful this week, but
will probably secure a clear majority and elect
a Republican successor to Senator Alexander
Mcdonald, whose term expires March 4, 1871.
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LOUIS SIANA.

The following are the candidates and majori-
ties for Congress in 1866
Republican, bsaocra,s
Treasurer. e. A. Dubuclet, James d. Blair.
Auditor. -. james Graham, Allen Jumel.
FOR CONGRESS.
Dist Republicans. Democrats. Naj
]. j. H. Sypher, A. w. Walker. 10 202D
r. i. Dumas qndl, l.. ST. Martin (yscy '-''D
2. IL. A. Sheldon, q. A. Fosdyck. 25OsR
3. &C. B. Darrell, Adolph Bailey. s5OSD
4. James McCleTTy, Michael Ryan. 5920O
B. Frank MOTey, j. ID. Watkins. 7,2l7D
The vote in 1868 was 80, ,263 for Grant and
SQ.225 for Seymour, Democratic majority of
n, ,962, but this was cut down by the canyasserI
to l5,27S. The vote for Governor in 1853 was
1901 for Yarmouth, Republican; 3S,046 for
Taliaferro, Democrat, and $500 scattering. 1t
is safest to give the Democrats all the Congress
Sonal districts except the Second, loss of two
Ambers to the Republicans aud gain of four
to the Democrats by the filling of the vacancies.
N the last Legislature there was a Republican
majority of 81 on joint ballot, but this will
doubtless be swallowed up. and Democrat
elected to succeed Senator John s. Harris, whose
term expires March 4, 1871.
Louisiana is also to vote upon four proposed
snendments to its State Constitution. The first
makes defaulters of public moneys ineligible to
office; the second takes from convicted crimi-
nails the right of suffrage and the right to hold
oAce; the third strikes from the Constitution
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THE ELECTIONS.

Continued from Ho First Page.
Republican majority of 1850. In the Legtsla-
ture elected in 500 there was a Republican
majority on Joint ba ot OF %. The next Legis-
lature will cleo a successor to Senator Willard
Warner. whose term expires March 4, 1871. The
Republicans expect to carry the State, but will
probably lose Congressman in the Third
district.
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FI.ORIO
, candidates are as folio vs.:

The candidates are as follows
Republicans. Democrats.
Lieut.. Gov. Samuel L. Day. s. h. Niback.
Congress. Josiah T. Walls COLI, w. ID. BlOXam.
In 1868 the vote on Governor showed Re-
publican majority of 1926 over all opposition,
and the State is sure for the Republicans this
year. There are two independent candidates
for COnuress
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the section declaring that governor shall be
ineligible for the succeeding four years after the
expiration OF his term of flee; and the fourth
declares that the State debt shall no. xceed
sos 600, 600 pr or to the year 1890.
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sSSsa NOTICE. is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AN
S application will be made at the next meeting OF
the General Assembly OF the Commonwealth OF
PENNSYLVANIA for the Incorporation OF Bank In ac-
cOTdance with the laws OF the Commonwealth, TO be
entitled THE BRIDESBUR BANK, to be located
at Philadelphia with capital OF one hundred thou
sand dollars. with the right 10 increase the same TO
five hundred thousand dollars.
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RHODE ISLAND.

Members of Congress only are to be chosen.
In the First district there is no regular nomina-
ton, all the candidates being independent. The
tickets, with the majorities in 1868, are as
follows:-
Dist R,pDblirdHS. Democrats. MAJ.
l. tThOs. A. Jenckes, J
Thomas Davis, Mich. Van Wyck. 3015
Benz. Eames,
2. j. NJ. Pendeton, Sam. Rodman 1892 Il
Senator Henry B. Anthony has already been
elected his own successor for the term com.
mencing March 4. 1871.
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8. w. j. Smith,

Tennessee politics have been so completely
revolutionized during the past two years, that
the former votes'are of no value, and it ID i'm
possible to divine the result. The present Con-
gressional delegation is unanimously Republi-
can, but the Republicans will do we'll if they do
not lose more than four members at the ap-
preaching election. A Democrat, Judge Cooper,
has already been elected to the Senate as the
successor of Hon. Joseph S. Fowler, Rep, whose
term expires March T. 1871.
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MISSOURI.

In this State both tickets claim to be Repub-
lican, the Brown ticket, which is supported by
the Democrats, claiming to be in favor of gene.
raj amnesty and other reforms. The candidates