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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-02-22
.9gcnt Tor FAC CODspNNy.

Daniel 3. Brinsmade, Washington,
David Z. Sanford. New Milford,
Rufus Fuller. Jr Kent.
Richard Smith. Sharon,
Frederick Kellogg. Cornwall,
Nelson Brewster. Goshen.
WA Nj. BurraIl, Canaan,
Donaid !, Warnt Salisbury,
j S;D 6 SSs'1rAy' & Norfolk,
Roger II Mills. New Hartford,
George u WadIlams, 1otrinctoR,
Lewis Smith, ilarw,n'on,
Elisha Johnson, Plymouth,
John 6. Amber. BeIhen,
l&mar w. Ct'ler, WateTEown,
.'yhn Absrnethy. Woodbury.,
David G. Wht'lesy, New Preston,
George p. Tall,nahge, Warren.
Persons wishing 10 get their Buildings Insured
can Apply &c either oithe Agents, or to the Sec
e f9rY.
WILLIAM BEEBE, President.
JASON WHITING, Secre tary
L.chfo.d. July Z. 1915. lamlv
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-02-22
LjTCT'HlIlID
Mutual gIEESss.sURANCE COMPANY.

THIS Conrnny hasbeen in o praion Fifteen
II Years CT aing JUL 3, ls4s, Andhave .ssueC
3i53Policies.
Amount OF rrcrertynsured 6usiRg
the time If, So, 543l5l
AmOunt Of property now insured is I.C9l,6Sl
The whole amount OF cash prttml-
nms paid into the Treasury s'l-
ring the time IS, I2.44 - l.2
To interest Iecei, don Loans l.l1st3
l3,s93,9sl-2
Amount OF Premiums now che Eyed
on The Books hlcn can be GUl-
lected if roqu!!ed. 2z.27976I'2
35,s2t,75
The whole amount Of ose6s Nl ich
have been paid is, $Io,55;,69
TIC amouit % exrcn, es
paid 10 AGcuDs. and
ia iHs plates, Books
I3159.75
Present. capital funds Of the Com. 2,667,t'
There is Tow no claims agaiEst the Gonna,
nv tor l0ssce--afd during tie time it has bee
~ operation. there has not hern any assessinen
made On the CHARGED pre- iniums
The expense of insurance in this Company o.
detached Dweln Houses Las been Lut cts
on Tue AZ qsg af""Hl,
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-02-22
NURSING SORE MOUTH. LUCORRHGA. &c.

byron, Genesse Co., N. Y, October 10, l647.
MESSRS. NJ. 7. WALLACE g. CO.: Some time
iast winter my wife becsme so deMitated from the
effects OF Lunar hoo and N"rsag Sore Mouth that che
could not lit her child or perform any houss hold labor.
Her medical treatment varied according the adj.
vice and prescriptions of the most eminent physicians
until skill was exhausted in useless efforts She
became so very skeleton. that at the time she COM
menced taking your Pulmonary Balsam che weighed
than eighty Five pOunds hut by the time the had
taken fos, Lohles abe became perfectly well The cure
is perfect that che is enabled to do all
four weeks We Assure you we can attribute her cure
to nothing hut Brants Balsam. and rheerfully recon-.
mend its to all ahorng under any similar sf
You're truly, C r. GAlENTlNE.
z s. TERRY. Esq. Of Byron, wrote at the came
time that Mr. Galenne named above wrote saying that
he personally acquainted with Mr. and Mrs. (;ae.
tine and that the above came under his oh.
servatOn. e further adds that he Is acquainted with
A Dozen Other Cures
of various diseases, which were effected by B'anss
hdian Medieeaes
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-02-22
EIVER C0MPLATNT.

Dccf. Nefhan Hubbard, Of Stamford Conn one Of
the Oldest and mort respectable physicsns was effected
with Liver Can pl"nt many years, and wsa perfectly
cured by using Ryoafs Pu. flying Erfrsrt We could
name hundreds Of other cases, also cured.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-02-22
Mercuriaa diseases.

There lie another claas Of diseases which BRAETS
PURIFYING EXTRACT. peri city pa e. and sradirafeI
This class Of Diseases when they becUne
are usually called Me' cSral hscause stme physcianl
believe inch cannot be cured. without the Of
curry. We will not the disease because from thi
duac riuanu II will he understood
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-02-22
EEvER-sORE CURED.

The Rec. Richard Dunaing. Pastor of the Presbyte-
rian church. Adams Basin, Monroe 10. n. u. witfs
as follows: have just received letter from Mr.
Channey Dunnng relative the Of his Ftversore
You may depend what states for he lie Christian
and elder In the church. Some years since he
had to have Of his legs cut IT, TO his life, in
consequence of FevcrsOre The other leg heing now
affected, and about to be amputated reeonms nded
BTanfs MtdiCiae-READ THE RESULT He sSYa i
hare used ONLY THREE BOTTLES of BRANI'S NEDI-
that Medicine and say that with the blessing
Of God. it has .6ecs,d q If nay hg." See Famph
leks for filll nartieulars
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Most HOrrid ScrOfulas

that ever has been cared since the world was created
and this cured hy TEN TINES LESS Of Brnnt's
Purifier. and at LEss Cosr, than ease hu,f AZ
reuoHiag and hopeless cured by TEN TIMES As
MUGS Sarsaparlla. For full particulars Pamphlet.
Mr. Ha-kn states that he had been con fined to his
he'd Oae Year. and not expected to live tDeaty
hours longer when he commenced using the Purifier
his neck eaten nearly off from cara hule
was eaten through the Wtndpipe-his nearly eaten
mans hand had nearly eaten through his eide and
al. i'm all
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-02-22
BY ONE DOLLARS WORTH.

The first state, 10 the which effected
N Mr.. J. B. Haskin, Of Rome, Oneida Co., NJ Y, and
we risk not any of veracy when sag that this
the naosk nnQokedfo md honaLeSs of If the
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-02-22
ScRoFULA g. ERUPTioNs.

DR.. T. NJ. Hunt, druggist, Auburn, N. y wrote in
April, 1886 that the inf, inslc eLence Of BRANT'S
MEDICINE had obtained for it a a5o,e al ofhe,
remedies; and that purifier Of The 6iOsd sAEsAPAR
mGst knock under"
asked his opinion hat he had better give his child
for aggravating Eruriions He recommended BRANTS
of its pu;tvne and k,olrg rirfuys in such diseases
and or two bottles effected cure Hr also recon-
mended BRAET"S PURIFYING EXTRACT in d.c
dcd and serious Of Scroua the suads Of the neck
The neck much sWolen both Sides and erge
formed under the and the ge.erol heoA
much impaired. 1wO or three bottles ,Gseted perma
uent cure.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-02-22
CHEAPEST AND MOST CURATIyE,

We say, Brants Lndion Purifier 10 cheaper and more
curav..-because bote OF it, which can he bought
for Oae DolLar contains Four TIMES much msdical
efficacy bottle Of So sapariua which also
dollar. II we hereafter prove that s0rsapnila is
dear at doilur bottle. Brans Purifier would be
four dollars bottle, because the Purifier contains
GREATER Medical EFFICACY than sarsaparillA, then
sarsaparila should be sold toeny five bottle
10 be cheap the Purifier one dollar But our
assertion does not prove the greater power and medical
virtues Of this Purifier when compared with the beet
Sarsaparias, we shall therefore show how much dis
hnah cnra1
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Twenty Large, Deep, DiStharging Ulcers,

that the first b"tle he used, enabled him to get of of
his Ted where he had been confined twelve nonths-
the second bte enabled him to get out Of the house
the third bottle enabled him soalk miles and that
the se Ut
ONLY TWELVE BOTTLES,
cured all the Uce.s and restored him to health AMI
Strength go that he obie to pOA and attend 10 J.
again, as he had formerly done.
This cure is certified to by FOURTEEN RESPECTABLE
most respectable physicians OF Romr-by AT g. r.
Bo'0" proprietor and keeper of the West Rome hotel
by Messrs. BisseI 4 Leoaurd Wholesale and retail
druggists and by eicoe" other all rerdents Vi
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-02-22

GTRANGERS AMI city ms desiring t, re-
~ penah their war'rnt es, NAV be immed-
aicly accommodated in tic very best STYLE. and
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-06-27

ISone one suggests to the editor of the Pr
qua Register. that Gen. Tay Tor should continue
10 make changes until half the Offices filled
with Wings; because, if the Locos are permit
ted to fill more than half the Offices, all
to remain in the hands Of that party, as he found
them, il "woud make him the President of that
party, and not Of the nhoie People" Think Of
this, Jeemes, and Cease boo hoo-ng until the
General has turned out of office half your loco
bre thren, and made commencement on t'other
half-ft is sait there were about 80 900 iocos in
Office when one Zachary took the Preside n,ia al
chair and $4,000 is hali-we very precise in
the calculation Of the tact number to be re-
moved, to constitute Old Zack the Preside mt
Of tie People. then you can biubber away and
soak your sheet in tears, when even zone of the
% falls by the FiTz is 'eut OUT by the
TAYLOR.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-06-27

ference Of local interests and views. One Of the
expedents Of party TO acquire infiuen nee y thin
particular districts, is to misrepresent the opin-
ions and aims Of other districts. You cannot
shield yourselves too much against the jeaiousies
aud hesrt burnings which spring from these mis-
Teprsse nations; they tend to render alien to
each other those who ought to be bound togeth-
or by traternai affection"
This nsa,cdiction Of the Father Of his country
falls upon Calhoun-falis upon the twenty wears
promoter Of hatred and allie nation between the
north and tho south. But, why multiply proofs
From the fitness Of tine heart, the mouth speak
eth! and for twenty years the mouth Of Calhoun
has poured forth the language Of disunion -
Surely the Holy Scriptures are right: and dead
ty ennIiiy TO the Union must be in that heart
from which its death kueii Is daily sounded.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-06-27
On :lIo Sides.

Having met with complete Waterloo
The Presidency. the Locofoco party in In.
diana are determined that no pains shall
be spared in laboring to retain a fictitious
ana temporary asccndency procured by
them IN November last, and the project
lately got up in all the Congressional dis.
trIcts IN the State, is, 10 have a candidate
Tor Congress TO suit the notions Of the
voters with whom they have to Canvass
and candidate for Governor to Canvass
the State AT large, TO change his creed up
on certain topics according to "circum.
stances A similar course was charged
upon them in the Presidential canvass last
fall, and but little confidence was placed
in il until the election returns themselves
settled the question
With the aid Of few extracts, let us
now sum up the facts, and see what is
wanting TO prove that they are on all sides
in the present summers campaign. To
commence with. we again copy from the
Locofoco paper at Jacksonville. the po-
si,ion assumed by Mr. Wright in the south
part ofthe State, and again defy his friends
to successfully contradict it. Their long
silence upon the subject is conclusive
proof that it is true to the letter.
"He (Wright) took the Democratic
ground of non-interference. leaving TO the
territories the right to form their own
laws
Wills. in Hendricks county where
there are few more free soilers than in
the county where he ''took the true Dem.
ocratic ground copied above. he is then
quoted by the Editor of the State Sen,i-
mel as follows:
AS Mr. Wright had voted on these
questions. SO ne would vote again. If call
ed to do SO. He nevertheless, while un-
upon the point of slave propa-
sandism, would deal with the South
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-06-27

DIED.-On 4fh dav, 9th. ELzasEru Er.,..
only child Of Israel &. and Sarah r. vors eyed
IL months and days On ID day NOR ninr 4 In.
after a short illness. ISRAEL G.. vosE, aged -
years, mo. and IL days.
Farewell to the hopes, which we fouGiv h.d
chri-hed,
Farewell to the rose just beginning to bloom
Tor beauty has faded. and mauhood has persisted.
And sunk to the cold. and the dark silent toni,
How sad the reflection! that home wss once
g!adness,
!" here pr-se Mt affection pervaded ZACH breast
But alas. now deserted; for sorrow and sad n-.a
Have eff their deep burrows boson,s distressed
A husband, and father longer viii greet %
With he art OVERLOOKING with feelings Of lave:
And the Offspring 80 gentle no longer will meet
u.s.
They have gone to repose in the n.iona sbove
Weep net " idowed mother. for hopes which %
che IRISH.
Like the dew-prcps Of morning soon vanish
away;
For man 10 but mortal and soon he must Ne ,;.f.
The victim Of Death and the child of d~cay.
Then why should cieave TO this world Of
contention,
Where sorrow and Death are the lot Of mankisd
But rather look upward. with true eosdesee ssies.
To the home Of the bIest where are pleasures
refined. n.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-06-27

protection Insurance Company 81
Hartford, Cona.-We understand from
Messrs. Camden & Forbes. Agents in this
city. that the Board of Directors of this
Company held meeting Immediately
upon hearing of the late fire in this city.
and unanimously resolved to add one
hundred Monsa5d doliars to their CAPT.
tai. They now offer to the public an un-
impaired capital Of $500 900 as .Protec-
ton" for the future. and authorize their
agents TO say that their earned premiums
are fall ''indemnity for the past" and that
the cash is ready to pay all losses, adjust
ed by them with their usual promptncss.
This is what we call the right SOFT of grit.
and should secure to the Company large
increase Of business. and add to the pop
ulariiy Of this already favorte institution.
Missouri Republican, June 5.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-06-27

THE LATEST-s.Hc Geo w Julian has
heretofore been a Wing. but has. for two or three
years been growing weak in the Wing faith a No
repudIates many of the measures advocated by
that party.'' ..W. understand ha =
opposed to a National Bank and a Protective
Tariff, and in favor Of such revenue Tariff as
the democrats support He believes Congress
possesses the power TO make appropriations 70,
Internal Improvements of a strictly national
Character. bat would oppose til. inaisc riHiinatc
use of that powerfully. June -.
Mr. Juian's position is thus again defined
through the Jetfrfsonian. We are still no, is
posed 10 take that editors 1--WE understand" for
Jullans true poSition-aIthough il saaiu,s a little
like the truth, coupled as i, is by others who
have "understood' the same to Georges Sill
ding scale of politics. Charley Test, in " hom
we had more confidence than we ever had in Ju-
lian sid into the of the locofocos and
why should not Julian, We viii wal, a little
longer, and Test this thing.
cTThe Gin Gazette, tells good 'un abon,
fellow Who went into lottery office in that
city-purchased ticket and stole one. TIL.
seller discovered this, bu, said nothiny-d-ier-
mined TO be even with him. he sent the pilf-rer
fictitious drawing, which had the three first
numbers corresponding with those on the ticket.
calling for a prize of so 900. The holder of
the stolen ticket, afraid to call a, the Office,
where he made the IN, borrowed 800 to paw
expenses and started for Baltimore "On his ar
rival there, he called a, the lottery Office and
presented his ticket, stating tina, he would call
again III an hour or iwo-,hat the amour, wa.
large, am he would give the I'M time to stir round
THIS alarmed the manager, but on another look
ne discovered the gentLenaa had drawn bat one
do.!dr and siI ceats. So after receIyipy the
amount. the young Ciacinnatian re,raced his
steps homeward. fully convinced, we believe.
that honesty is the best policy
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-06-27
CHoLERA-For the 81 hours ending a,

CHoLERA.-For the 81 hours ending a,
noon on the 22d. intermenis in the diff.
ferent cemeteries in Cincinnati, are report
ed by the Board of Health TO be: 81 from
cholera and II from other diseases.
Philadelphia. same date. cases OF
cholera and one death; Thermometer e6
IN the shade.
The Dayton Journal of Thursday last.
notices three more deaths in that CITY. of
cholera.
In the city of n York. The number of
deaths by cholera, for the week ending on
the 10th. is iI5- Total from all disea ses
40; an increase Of II upon the mortal.
~ of the week previous
II? deaths from cholera in Nashville.
for the week ending June II.
The Corvdon Gazette reports 4 deaths
by cholera the pas, week in Harrison CO.
Indiana
l9 deaths in Lexington. Ky. from cho
lera, from the 10th to the 10Th
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-06-27

@The Richmond Jeffersonian seems
to have Mr.. Joseph A. Wright's opinion
on the slavery question in charge in thai,
quarter of the State Will it allow US to
ask. and will it have the goodness to an
swer few questions. Did not Mr.. w.
during the last presidential election. in
this State. advocate the doctrine tina, the
passage ofthe Wilmot Proviso by Con-
gress would be unconstitutional
If the answer be in the affirmative.
then. at what time did Joseph's mind un-
dergo change as to its unconstitutional
itys or has there been any change in the
constitution since tina, time!-E State Jour.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-06-27

OpThe w ashingtonians in this city and VII
cinity, together with all who are endeavoripp to
advance the glorious cause Of Temperance and
practice the doctrine of total abstinence from
intoxicating drinks. purpose celebrating the 4,h
Of July. at tho Methodist Chapel. Speakers
will be announced in next paper. See proceed
ings Of committee ia another column.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-06-27

The questions answered, rih q hump The
r rec Soil Central Committee. put forth several
questions to be answered by candidates for Con-
gress, IN regard to Incorporating the "Wilmot
froviso. into territorial governments, &c. (They
were published in the Pal. two week. ago. To
these questions, Jeemes of the Jeffersouiap who
is candidate for the ioDer House, replies r-ry
ernphafieaHy:
1--WE could answer all Of these questions in the
Affirmative, with hearty good wiIl,''
There, now; he ..eouLd'' do lt--betier be Iieve
he could.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-06-27

1--WE publish on our first page some moro Of
"Old Balloons" Cdutou Made Speech. We will
give the end thereof next week.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-06-27

Good Answer.-A clergyman was
asked to drink wine at wedding. but
very properly refused. "What. Mr.. NJ"
SAID one of the guests, "don', you drink
wine at a weddingr' mo. SIR was the
reply, 81 will take glass Of water.''
''bu, SIR" said the ofTicious guest. .you
recollect the advice Of Paul to Timothy.
TO take little wine for his infrmitiess"
Il have no infrmity," was the reverend
gentleman's reply
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-06-27
JOHN A. MATSlDN.

\ cand ate for Governor will address hi, fell
low citizens at
W nches'er, Randolph co., Thursday, Aug. ..
at o'clock, p. NJ.
New Castle, Henry Co, Aug. Sd. O'Clock.
CentrevilIe. Wayne CO., Saturday, Aug. 4,h
o'clock +. NJ
Richmond. Wayne CO., Saturday. Aug, 4th.
at candIelight
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-06-27

81DhNnc Tn.
"WEDNESDAY. JUNE 81. 1910.
w ii G TIC X EFT
POR GOVERNOR,
JOHN 4. MlATSON, of Franklin Couu,v.
ron LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR
Thomas =. St;aaAield, of St. Jostph Co.
FOR CONGRESS-,
S1A MUEL w. PARKER, Of Fauele.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-06-27
The Fight Between Ca~~ius M.
Cl:ly and q. Turner.

The Maysville Eagle of the 10Th, has
the following. in relation to this bloody af:
fair:
The particulars as we learn them bv
passengers in the stage are these: Mr.
Clay. while making an Emancipation
speech was called "a ID liar bv some
one in the crowd. lie rushed from the
stand in the direction of the voice. and
was met by Turner. who snapped his pis-
tol three times at Clay. Claws pistol also
snapped twice. when he threw it down.
drew his bowie knife and at the first blow
ripped open Mr.. Turner's abdomen. As
Turner was falling, Clay rised his knife
TO strike again when his arm was caught
and held. and dirk knife plunged into
his breast by some one in the crowd .
Turner sent word TO Clay afterwards that
he would tell him who stabbed hun. in
case both recovered ,-otherwise he would
not tell him.
Other accounts say that it was Turner.
and not third person, who stabbed Clay.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-06-27

From New Orleans, June Is. we learn
there IS fair prospect that the crevasse
will be closed in a few days The wafer
IN the inundated district is receding. The
city Is healthy and every precau,on is
taken 10 make it as much so as possible.
Lime IS strewed abundanily thro' all the
streets The Crescent City sailed for \
York this morning. She took nearly half
million in gold dust, and $4,000 in
specie.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-06-27

81 have no enemies7to punish, or friends TO
reward
The above quotation has made its appearance
very frequently, these latter days, in the JeFer-
sonian. and the editor says Gen. Taylor said il.
Will he inform US in which of the Generals let
tiers IT can be found7 We would like very much
"for to- see tive vouII
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-06-27

U'We are authorized to announce JESSE p
SIDDALL as a candidate for Probate Judge in
the place of q. w. Whitman, resigned
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-06-27

herp Co't'-ln Cincinnati, on Friday last,
the Chron'cie says Thermometer at ninety one
in the shade. Here 1t was only ninety.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-06-27

G1Tho number of Germans in the United
States is estimated at two millions, and is rap
idly increasing
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-06-27

Notces ~ Marriages and Deaths, when fur
hisiied W those interested, when sent over
some responsible signature, are inserted free of
charge. Obituaries, over SIX lines, are charged
~ cents per square for the 1verplus.
The lee for advertising Divorce must be
pa'a str'ctiy ~ advance. al other legal adver-
tisein-nts inserted on the pecunary responsible
~ OF the party ordering them. For dvertisin9
wives ~ per square Will invariably be exacted
advance.
Yearly or half yearly advertisers have the
privilege OF changing their adyertis is every
three months.
Candidates for Office who subscr iber RS can
have their names inserted once, free Of charge
IiIos" who are not subscribers, on. dollar will
invariably be charged
Administrators advertise me nts. being part of
the expenses OF taking out letters Of Admnis-
trati"n, are expected to be paid out Of the first
monies collected for the estate.
1--we expect to adhere strictly to the above
terms
I-V. Il. PALMER, is our Agent at New York
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-06-27
COUNTY TICKET.

COUNTY TICKET.
observation-disclosures BUTLER
JOHN b. STITT.
GEORGE w. WHITMAN
Commissioner.-HENRY DUTTEROW.
assessor ELLIOTT