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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1840-12-11

EGCT s ST7OT STOpE
SSim0ted in the building formerly Occvpi
ed as Grocery By Mr. Slumph, &
opposite the Mansion House,
.NeU Philadelphia, Ohio.
CONF AD GENTCH,
EDESPECTFULLY informs the cit
$40 izene Of New Philadelphia, thas
he carries on the above Business in all
OF Its vsrors branches, and as he keep,
none ether than his own manufactured
he can confidently recommend his work
to all who may favor him with their Gus.
tom.
Particular attention will be given to
the manuiac ure OK Genllemen's
FINE BOOTS,
as this work will be done by one Of the
hest Goo,men in the country. ALSO
Ladies' Work by Measure.
A general assortment OF BOOTS g.
SHOES (Of his own maks) constantly
on hand,
The Public are respectfully invited to
give him a call before purchasing else
where.
aI9O
Groceries, such as Wine, Beer and ci-
der. and Liquer by the quart and gall
lon.
Nv Philadelphia, Aug, 16, 1899
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HIS PREPARATIONS ARE.
Els ELMER OF HEALTHN

INNS medicine has been extensively used iur
he last EIGHT years and has proved more sue,
cossr,l than any other known combination OF
nolicines for all persons in weakly aud deII>
cafe state of health, Loss ofappetlte' weakness
and dehlIty. indigestion Oppression iroW 1000
Sonr Stomach Nervous Affections, Pans IN lht
.ton,ach. sides, shoulders, and breast, feHdarlie
Cosiiveness, WEAKNESS, ShoIthess OF br am
Paluilatiuu of the heart, SYMPTOMS ol aPpioac"
inc CONSUMPTION, Fever aiccionS, NYspepsla'
onI all diseases caused by aderNngrd or debit
ta,ed state q the Stomach and dtsesuNe organs
Which are the BRINE regulations Vi the "ho'e ~
| fem renewing al! obsfuUi.nnS, prom"tiS ~
! MAINTAINING healthy action ln'hamt'ea'h@N
| or is restored to thc whole sl stem, AS n nre'
ventotyo of bilious and other Diseases II IS mNaI
liable, From its power to remove all morbid O'''
| m, other yitiatad matter from the sys.eh aro
maintaining healthy action by lis timely use
much sickness may be pre>en'ed'
DIR. AIaihows at Hebron, (or the ohio Ca"-
,, Al and very sickly place. infn,m' me that lr
ha, noticed is effects for mary Years aud lha'
du-iup the sir;ly seasou-tho'e tanmes thai
mpIe n timely use Of the Eliycr wCie eXcmr
from those favers which prevail among then.
As Family medicine it Is va'G7"tc TroTcra'
ton, being mid aud perfectly safe in IT'S opera
tion. for flrhri patjruInIs o1au'lno the diFec'
tons accompanying the medicine,
HIS MEDICINAL OR ANTI BILIOUS
PILLS,
These Pills are prepared expressly for those
Bilious !aliis aud complaints which so much
abounI in this county and may be relied opoh
ns safe. and El!cacious Ambitious cahartlc
medicine. No family should be without these
or similar medicine IN tier house, as por>
lion in the moments of an attack, may prevent
ascrious tit Of sickness, ard thereby sh'e much
,,o"nIeXpenSe ,nud risk of lille. Accompanying
The pills Is fall description Of all symptoms OF
a bilious habit aud approaching fever with dI'
rectlons for its renoval. ANY person usine
these piIis and Loirg dissatisfied with their ei-
tsc,s can have thcir money refunded 10 them by
returning the balance.
II. EASTMAN 5 Febryugc and To-
MIC POwdcrS.
A perfectly safe and cfTectuol cure..fo the A.
CUE AND FEVER.
These medicines talk according to directions
effect permanent cure ofthe ACne and Feve
onlv ask for them trial Il, Eastman.
SPECIFIC EMBROCATEONll This is I
medicine for external application and has prov
ed superior to any thing of the kind in cases
Of local and seated pains in the side Back
shoulders or limbs. Painful affections ofthe face
Still Joints, contracted cords, Painful tumo"rs
spinal affections, Rheumatism, Spra'n's, Bruises
aud all external injuries. 1t Is also the best ar
t,rIe cow in uso as an application for sPrainS
strairs. or eais in Horses.
I've above articles all for sale at DRAlNARl
&HIGELOW'S Canal Dover, july 2oth lo4O
30, II. >. m.
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TTAKE NOTICE,

All those indebted TO the Subs cribsv,
by Book account, or NoIce, to Older
dates than six months, are requested to
call and settle up, otherwise their ac-
counts will be left in the hands of proper
officers for collection.
BENJAMIN MILLER
Sep. 4, 1910.
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California bIisi)ntcNt


SkAsylUEL Ii ADAEGS,
e ~ 0ULO respectfully n,orm the
~ cr,Izens of Dover, and tho ad-
joining counties. that he has commenced
the Tailoring business in the Town OF
Camel Dover, merchants row Factory
Street, Two doors west Of Monlledy g.
McClean'S New Store, in tho room for
merly occupied BY Mrs. M. G. Gionin-
ger as a confectionery, where Clothing
will be made in the most fashionable &
fitting manner; from his experience in
the above business, he feels assured tha
he will be able 10 render general salts,
faction TO all, who are pleased, to give
him a call.
Dover, April 10Th 1910. tE
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STRAYED.

Strayed away from the Subscriber living in
Dover township. Tuscarawas comfy!
A BALD BAY MARE,
About 10 years Old, mark on her left hind leg,
where she received an injury some years since.
Any person giving information where said mare
is, shall be rewarded.
w. MoCLEARY,
November 6th, ISA0. 3w.
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Fare ReG5GCed
MttFo = tates


FROM Wooster OHIO. : To Wheeling Va:
Via, Mt. Eaton, Canal Dover, New Phadel,
pha, Easlport, Stocktuwn, Codiz Harrison
county, Harrisvile, Ml Pleasant, Malls to
Wheehng.) Leaves Wooster for Wheeling ev
cry Monday, Wednesday and Friday mornings
at 3 o'clock; rests all night at GHdiz and reach,
es Wheeling II o'clock A. M. the succeeding
day.
Leaves, Wheeling for Wooster, on Monday,
Wednesday and Friday at o'clock p. N. reach
es Wooster s o'clock T. NJ. the succeeding
ay.d
This line connects at Wheeling, with the
mail line for Frederick, (Maryland) atwhlch
place the Rail road cars to Baltimore and Phi-
adelphia, offer cheap and raph passage; also,
with transetu up and down The Ohio, by Steam-
boat passage almost Away in waiiing and Of
Ter opportunities for conveyance TO Cincinnu j,
Orleans, 81. Louis, and intermediate Poinls, al
so to Steubenvie, fitlsburg and other points ia
that direction.
Ar WOOS STER,
This line leaves ufer the arrival of the Western
ard Northern Mails, for cleveland, Norwalk.
Mansfield ect. lnlerseots the Ohio Canal. at
Canal Dover, where packets are constantly ran
ming in the direction Of Massillon, CleavellnC.;
also 10 Columbus, ChiIlicolhe and Portsmouth
on the Ohio, and inlersects at Cadz the Sleu-
Genyiile llle.
AT SEER,
This line intersects the Norwalk line, which
line passes through Ashland 10 Norwalk. for
Huron and Detroit, also at Wooster with tie
line to Mansfield, Bucyrus, and with line al
the last place for Lower SaaduSky.
IEhis Line tor the last four years has been
eight months in the wear in Coaches and the re-
naming rOnhs on horseback. .The presen
Contract compeIs tie Contractors to carry the
Mail in Carriages, lhe whole year, of course
no apprehension need be INDUCED bv the pub.
lie OF any disappointment from season or wea-
ther.
TAI
carriages apd Horses have been selected with
the utmost care, and none hut experienced and
sober drivers will be employed.
Application for seats II h.s line can be made
at the Wooster Hotel. h,,hc Tnnci States hu
tel, Wheeling, as well rs a. the intermediate
points.
II. KGILER, / COZ tractors
J. A, MlEhS,
April 24th, 36. 6w.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1840-12-11

SESSION ONO STATESMAN
We propose to issue the STATESMAN, 5u
ing tho eosuing session of the Ohio Legislature
on the following terms, VIZ:
TRI-WEEKhY, So on
SEMI-WEEKLY, l 80
WEEKLY, 20
Persons subscribing, will plcase designate
which paper it is that they desire.
The approaching session ofthe Ohio Legisla-
mre, will be one of more than usual interest to
all parties. The Corwin administration will be
IN progress-hiS inaugural will have de FOIo d
his measures, or rather the measures OF the Ban
kers and Ab"litionists that elected him, and in
whose hands he is.
When these measure are presented to the Leg
is'ature by Governor Corwin, as il is his duty by
the constitution, the tug OF Of war will com-
mence in the Legislature; and, for the first Time
for years, the people will have an oppOrtunit
OF seeing what the principles of whiggery real
y are in practice, and a fair comparison can be
made between the doctrines of the two parties
touching the great interests OF equal rights anc
constitutional government.
we shal have good reporters, and use wha
industry we are capable of employing on our
paper, TO give correct and extensive view Of al
ther doings: and the first curious item will be
law reducing the salaries of all the officers il
the State, as promised to the people. The mex
will be, 10 raise the wages of labor increase
the price Of wheat and pork; introduce the ne,
grces fresh from Kentucky into our courts a,
witnesses, and into our common schools; bu
not iuto our Colleges where Bankers children
cOhgregate. dill these hard cider and coon Skin
movements will be recorded with care and pre-
cisinn, and when necessary, made into first rate
IIppecanoe songs, and sung 10 keep the nem-
bers' spirits up.
And the scheme already on foot, as we are ia
formed, to chain down the people by grea
Bank machinery, more powerful than the throne
Of the Russian Autocrat, will be WATCHED with
due care. Let the people read aud Judge FOL
themselves.
The proceedings of Congress will also be du
ly gwen as heretofore.
s. g. NJ. II. MEDARY,
Columbus, November l3. 1910.
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HIS MEDICINAL OR ANTI BILIOUS
n. EASTMAN s Febryuge and To
MIC P0wdcrS.

A perfectly safe and ofTectuol cure. for the A.
CUE AND FEVER.
These medicines TAX, u according to directions
effect permanent cure of tie Ncne and teVer
onlv ask Ipr them trial Il. Eastman.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-04-21
NORTH EASTERN BOUNDARY.

Lieut. Gov. Harvey in his speech on dissolv'
ing the Legislature OF New Brunswick Mt its re-
cent session, thus aIludes TO the Boundary Cues.
tom .He ., 3
'The prospect of any further disturbance with
the negiboring states appear To have great
ly diminished. il not wholly to have vanished ,
In conseauece of the prudent course adopted by
our more Immediate ne2hbors of Maine, III hav.
ing placed the conduct Of the boundary dispute
wholly in the han,ls Of the General government
of the United Satisfactorily affor'ing to both
ountries satisfactory guarantee that the peace
s. friendship now subsistiHg between two OF the
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-04-21
LUTHER W.ARRE.WS EST4TE.

Al a Probate Court holden at the Probate Office III
Guldhal, in and iDr the District Of Essex on
the 2s'h day Of Match, d. 1910, by the Hon
Joseph Gleason, Judge Of said Court:
NAVID HIBBARD. JR. Esq. Administrator Of
- the Estate OF LUTHER WARREN, late OF
Hartford, IN the State Of Connecticut, deceased
presents his account Of administration agninst Es.
tate for allowance-Whereup" 1t is ordered by
said Court that said Administrator notify all per-
sons concerned, 10 appear at the Probate Office in
Guildhaii, aforesaid, on the 25h day of May, A.
hsy &c. t bv " s"n "o
the record Of this order three weeks SUCCESSFULLY
in the Caledonian, newspaper printed at ST.
Johnsbnry, IN the County of Caledonia.
Attest WIN. HAYWOOD, JR. Reg
A true copy Of Record,
Attest VIM. HAYWOOD, ia Reg
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-04-21
AGRICULTURAL.

A, meeting held a: Derby Centre on Monday,
the 18th inst. for the purpose Of forming an Agr-
cultural Society to embrace the towns of Derby,
Holland, Morgan, Charleston, Salem and Newport,
On motion ofDr Richmond, Capt. N. Colby was
called to the chair, and S. b Colby Esq. was ap-
pointed Secretary pro. tenn. The chairman pre-.
scented constitution which, after some slight a.
mendments was adopted, and the following officers
appointed, TO wit
JACOB CHASE, President,
CHESTER CARPENTER, l
JASON Human,
CHARLrs CUMMINGS, Vice
IRA BRAcKET, { Presidents.
NoYEs HoPKINsoN,
JONATHAN FROST,
LEMUEI RICHMoND, Recording Secretary.
N. Coz BY, and &. CUMMINGS, Cor. Secs.
VIM. VERBACK, Treasurer.
JERE. GLINEs, d. p. WILEY, and EIRA CAMP,
Executive Committee.
A General Com mittee consisting of three in each
town:
Blake.
Charleston bly,, H. w. Merrill, e.
Fuller.
Holiand-Ezra Human, Joshua French, j. c.
Robinson.
saiem-samuel Blake, Abiel Cole, II. Il. Can
dali.
.Norgam-RueI Cobb, VIM. Colby, C. Hemen-
Neuport-A. B. Moore, Orville Dagget, Orvlle
Robinson.
Voted to appoint committee TO draft bye laws,
and present the the next meeting Of the
society, Chose Lem. Richmond, Neh. Colby, and
C. Carpenter, said committee. ....
Voted 10 adjourn this meeting to the first Mon
day of May next, at o'clock, P. NJ.
tLEMUEL RICHMOND, Rec. Sec.
NIB. 1t is desirable that there should be a very
general attendance at the adjourned meeting.
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We regret TO learn by Washington papers,
that destructive fire broke out in Washington,
which destoyed the printing Offices Of the NIadiso
$4,000, no insurance-of the latter 25, 000 So 900
insured. A large proportion Of the Madisonian
papers were lost
RiGHT.-Thomas McElwee, member of the
Pennsy Ivania House of Representatives, las been
expelled from that body by a vote Of more than
two to one, for splitting in the face of Mr.. Higgins,
the member from Northumberland. This is the
same ranting iocofoco who threatened TO raze the
hank Of the United States TO the ground, and
strew salt on its ashes, and the same McEwee
who headed the iawless mob of ocofoco ruffians at
pulsion from The Pennsylva Legislature degrades
him forever.
1t Is stated that in one township on the Wabash
rives IN Indiana, where they have 160 voters, ALL
but eight Of whom, went for Van Buren, in 1886
ALL for Gen. Harrison.
An exchange paper contains long article head
ed "Hoao to get poor" We had no time TO read
the effusion, bu, of the opinion that the sur
est way to get poorer, is TO re-eect Martin Van Bu
ren.
The good cause Is sull onward in the empire
recognized in that State as the cause of RELIEF
The farmer, the mechanic and laborer are ,hrong-
ing, therefore, ound tho banner of their FELLOW
LARoREK ofNoRTH BEND their only hope of de-
liveranee from subsection 10 such pIivations and
mseries the poor laborers Of despotic Europe
compelled 10 endure from hard money currency.
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S8BA R@a

In this town, March %, JEFFERSON f. OF
Royal ~ Roxana Ayers, aged i6 months.
AT his former residence, in Montpelier, on tho
10th inst Of consumption, Rev. CHESTER WRIeH1
pastor ofthe first Congregational Church in Hard.
wick, aged 65 years.
In Montpelier, 10Th inst. Catharne, wife Of Maj
Nathaniel Davis.
Ia Brookfield, 18th inst. Pbneas kellogg, rev.
ouionary pensioner, aged 81.
In BiookieId. Sd inst Barna Bigeow, Esq. a
revolutionary pensioner in the 78ih year of his
In Sutton, Ap,il ID, Mrs HoLMoN, wife OF G.
Homon, Esq, aged about as
In Danville, 10Th inst. Mr. Isaac Tichenor Tee,
aged Al
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-04-21
NEW YORK CITY ELECTION.
From the Boston Atlas.
PROGRESS OF WING PRINCIPLES
Vice
Presidents.

The intelligence from every section Of the u
zion is beyond the most sanguine antciPations
any in the evidence il affords of the astoush-
ing progress of the of II ARRIsoN and RELIEF.
wherever there is an opportunity presented OF
testing the strength of parties there is nothing but
series Of Whs Victories The glorious victory
corded. The capital Of the Empire State has
since shown concusivcl, that the State Of New
York will give her vote for Harrison under any
contingency. The Tory majority is now about
A450, being nett Wing gain Of nearly 500 since
Hast November. This result, under all circumstan-
.ces, is most suspicious. The Tories calculated
upon II majority of 5000 least in the city, and in
tended upon that ,oground their promises of carry
ing the State for Van Buren,. They have been
most bitterly disappointed in their calculations
The Wigs have thrown a larger vote than they
ever threw in New York. and this, too, without
any expriions on their part.
The IOrtes cannot triumph again in the city ot
Ne,o York. That they feel this is virtually ac-
knowledged BY the Evening Post, which says
'As to the result. we confess we are some hat
disappointed. We had hoped that we might con-
graduate our friends upon majority OF 600 thou
sand at least. Next November, when the regis
try ofvoters will secure the polls from fraud the
city of New York, regenerated and disenthrall-
ed, will stand side bv side with the Empire State
IN her triumphant support of The PArRioT CITIZEN
and SOLDIER.
From the Ne,o York Courier.
THE RESULT.
The polls opened in this city at sunrise yester-
DAY morning under the new law, at EIGHTY FOUR
different places instead ofsEvEHTEEN; but as there
was 40 provision for registry of votes until the
ia election, it followed OF course, that the facili-
Ties for the frauds habtually practced by the f.o-
cofocos, We're increased fpe:fod And yet under
ull these disadvantages with hundreds of illegal
votes poiled every election district in the city
with naturalization of TWENTY TWO HUN
DkED foreigners within the last SIX days-and
with U. 3. ships anchored the shores Of our
city and hundreds Of sailors and marines pouring
IN their Notes.-The Wings have not only ustained
.ne!r position, but actually reduced the majority OF
their opponents since the last fall election!
!, on this auspicious result we cordially congratu-
ete our wing friends throughout the United States.
This is the strong hold of tho Administration.
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STATE OF VERMONT,

ORLEANS DISTRICT, SIS.
TN Probate court, holden AT Irasburgh within and
d for said district, The 80 day of March, A. d.
1910.
LEWIS WILSON 81 CHAUNCEY WILSON :,
Administrations of JOHN WILSON, late of Derby
in said district, deceased, present their adminisra
ton account for settlement: Whereupon, it is
dored, that thesame lie referred 10 The third We.
dnesday of April next, at The Probate Office in
lrasbnrgh in said district, for examination and all
lowance, and that all concerned be notified hereof
by publication Of this order in The Calcdonan
printed at St Johnsbury three weeks successfully,
As soon as may be, that they may appear if they
see cause, at said time and place and object there
to. GEO. NfE, Judge.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-04-21
BRIGHTON MARKET-ApriI 10.

Reported for the Yankee Farmer.
,At market, 270 cefCa,tIe, 81 pairs of Working
Oxen, IA Cows and Calves $50 Sheep; 1925 Swine'
PRIcEs-Beet CaIiie-We quote a few extra 81;
FIRST quality $50 G,75; second 6 Sc 25; third 5 50
$6.
Cows aud Calves-$25, 80, 81 ,sand 40.
Shecp-All a, market were ordinary and sold al,
9 SO.
Swine-lots were sold TO peddle at nj 12 3 4
for sows and S i-2 53-4 for barrows. Large
barrnws al 5 "a. Al retail and 6 | g
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-04-21
.N.HH.4.H 81 Hes ESI,AIE.

THNRE subscribers having been appointed by the
Il Hon Probate Court for the District of Caedo.
mia, commissioners, to receive, examine, and adjust
the claims and demands Of all persons, against the
Estate Of NAHAM STILES, late OF ST., JoIinsbus
ry, in said district, deceased represented inso'vent,
March being allowed by said Court to the creditors
of said deceased 10 exhibit and prove their respec.
tive CLAIMS before us-Do give notice, that we will
attend to the duties of our appointment, at tho
dwelling house of Widow Lois Stiles, in ST. Johns,
bury, in said district, On the 9Th day of June and
on the 18th day of August, at O'Clock, 7, NJ. on
each Of said days.
I lew " PlERcE, Commissioner,
April :, A. ID. 1910. l4O
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STATE OF VERMONT.

CALEDONIA DISTRICT. S.
The Honorable the Probate Court Of the District OF
Caledonia To tho creditors aud all concerned
in the Estate of JOHN HUNTRESS JR. late OF
ST. Johnsbury, in said District, deceased-
GREETiHG. .
u of said estate has this day made application
TO this Court praying the Court to- extend the time
Tor tho pa men, Of debts and sale of said esiate
ApriI A. D. 1870 and thai the said application will
be- taken into consd Grafton at the Probate office IN
Danville, in said District, the 7th day oil May
.. t - .
Id. Theron HOWARD, Probate Reg
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-04-21
THE GREATEST VICTORY YET

We could hardly believe eyes when we
in the United States Gazette the following. South
wark has always been the veriest sink of Foryism
in the land
SOUTHWARK REGENERA TED!!
WINGS VICTORIOUS FOR THE FIRST
TIME THESE TWENTY YEARS.!
We have just, at the last moment, received the
mnjori,ies from cold Democratic Southwark
aahey follows:
LIST Ward--54 Wing.
Cd I" 203 Wing.
Sd " "a Van Buren,.
4th 81 Wing.
9th /" l55 Wing.
In 1898 the vote stood, for members ofCongress,
1147 Wing to 1893 Tory
The Wing majority is now AS. The majority of
Paynter, was then 277 in Southwark and 68l in
the whole district
The net Wing gain in Southwark is therefore
SEVEN HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FIVE
More than removing the whole of his majority.
lie may, therefore, consider himself instructed.
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Tail OE ing ne u = i m e y.
HULL CURTHS&.

WTOULD inform the public that he has remov-
w ed his shop to the South part Of the Plain
opposite TO where the Temperance House was
kept, where he will be found at any time ready to
wait upon any who may call.
To his friends and patrons he returns his thanks
for favors received, and hopes by strict attention
to his business 20 merit continuance of the same.
lie takes tho latest fashions, and pledges himself
that his work shall be done with neatness and ds
patch.
CUTTING done with correctness and ut shorf
notice, for others 10 make. All work made by him
warranted to fit.
Orders from distance promptly attended 10.
St, Johnsbury, April 6, lS40 l40f
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Here they could, and did bring TO bear upon ~ all
Their power The armv-,S custom homse officers
alone were taxed SEVENTEEN THOUSAND
THREE HUNDR ED DOLLARS, TWENTY
TWO HUNDRED FOREIGNERS were made
citizens TO order, 10 secure Loco Foco misrue-
and whole gangs of illegal voters passed from
poll to poll, recording against the votes purchas
ed by corrupt unprincipied administration.
From so unequal Il contest we had every thing Ia
iapPrehend and our opponents every thing To hope,
They bet freely on f1s thousand majority! and be-
hold, it is less than it was last fall. They conf
IDENTIFY predicted majority that would warrant
them in claiming the state next autumn; and alas
for L0co Focoism! they have been most woiully
disappointed Again we say, Let the wings re-
j"ice in this suspicious result. Again we say, let
tn" Wings rejoice in this suspicious result, that
the State Of New York will give Harrison clear
majority of FIFTEEN THOUSAND in November
next.