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The returns are all in at Frankfort except from three new counties-Marshall, Perry, and Letcher, which gave 357 Loco majority last year. Owsley for Governor is now ], 5,4O1 ahead. This will proba- ply be reduced by the three counties to little less than 5000, while on Lieutenant Governor and Le- gislature the Wings have about 10000.

 The Hartford Times has an estimate of the result of the Presidential election, prepared by gentle man of candor and more than ordinary sagacity."- It allows Clay seven States and gives Polk 154 GIG more than enough,) leaving Ohio, Tennessee, Lou isiana, Georgia, New Jersey, and Connecticut, doubtful. To make Folks majority, .NeW York, Indiana, Pennsylvania and Targinia are given to him. Now it is .fact that, while our city is full of Loco Foco betters on all former elections there IS nobody here who wants to bet on Folks election, or on his carrying this State, though there are enough who will bet on Pennsylvania or Virginia. Take New York alone out of the Polk column, and about the matter.-Nesc Fork Tribune.

 OG~ Extract from letter from Member of Par lament, dated Pittsburg' Canada, May 27, 1s43:" .My Dear Sir:-

 When in New York, last winter, 1 was afflicted, as had been for more than ten years, with dis dressing Asthma; purchased two bottles ot Wis tar's Balsam of Wild Cherry, and before had fn- lshed one bottle felt much better. By the time had taken the second l was quite well, and have not since been troubled in the least

 My disease was formerly so bad that could not attend to my duties in the House but now, thank God, am able to attend to my parliamentary duties. ams sir, Your ob't servant,

 H. GOUGE, Mem. of Prov. Parliament

 Sold by Dr.. SAMUEL BUEL.