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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1854-04-27
vEyAKE NOl'ICE-Tbat | John H.

FESAKE NOTICE-That | John H.
q Smith of Worth township, Centre county,
signed due bill or note purportng to be settle
tement with William B. Henderson and my Mill
account for grain and due him thirty hree bushels
and one Eeci of wheat, which is untrue. The note
or bill was obtained from me by VIM B. Hender.
son by mistake or fraud without my receiving val
ue for said note. This is TO notify all whom said
note bill may be offered not 10 take said note
bill from w. B. Henderson, or any other person
! never will pay the same unless compelled By law.
JOHN Fl. SMITH,
Auril Il. 1854. %
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YHINC PAlNTS.-O NE THIRD
~ CHEAPER THAN WHITE LEAD, AND
FREE FROM ALL POISONOUS QUALITIES.
The NEW JERSEY ZINC COMPANY having
greatly enlarged their works, and improved the
quality Of their pr)ducts, are prepared TO execute
orders for their SUPERIOR PAINTS. Dry, and
ground in Oil, in assorted packages of from 25 to
500 pounds also
DRY in barrels, 200 pounds each.
Their white ZInc, which is sold dry or ground in
oil, is warranted PURE and unsurpassed FOR 30
by AND UNIFORM WHLTENESS
method of preparation has recently been dis
covered which enables the Company TO warrant
their paints to keep fresh and soft in the kegs any
reasonable time. In this respect their paints will
be superior TO any other in the market.
Their BROWN ZINC PAINT, which is sold at a
low price, and can only be made from the Zinc
ores from New Jersey is now well known for its
protective qualities when applied to iron or other
metallic surfaces,
Their STONE COLOR PAINT possesses all
the properties of the Brown, and is of an agreea-
Bile color for painting Cottages, Depots, Outbuid-
ings, Bridges, &c.
Dealers supplied on liberal terms by their Agents.
FRENCH & RICHARDS,
Who esale Pant Dealers and Importers,
N. W.. cor, 10th " Market SIS, Philada
April 6, 1851 20 emo.
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A DMINIsTRAToR's NoT1cE OF
"a administration on the Estate of Evan
Williams, decd, late of Harris township,
have been granted to the subscriber resi-
ding in said township, who requests all
persons indebted to said estate to come
forward and make immediate payment,
and those having claims to present them
duly authenticated for settlement.
April 6, 1854. 26 JOS. BAKER.
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7WRAVELLERS HOME.-MiIl- t=?tff

TMyRAVELLERS HOME.-Min- EE=ftt
n helm, Centre county Pa, by ]. M - AE..tsl
JOHNSON-The subscriber having rented The
New Brick House, one door west of d. A. Rul's
Store, in Millheim he is prepared to entertain
STRANGERS ard TRAVELLERS in the best
manner His table is furnished with the best the
market affords and no pains spared 10 render those
comfortable who may extend TO him their patron
age. Its strictly Temperance House. There is
good stabIng connected with the house and atten-
live hos;lers always in attendance He solioits
is prepared to render general satisfaction.
]. M. JOHNSON.
Millheim, Apr:l l2, 1854. 81
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I'd E-OPENED.-MRs. E. FoL1uER.

d D E-OPENED.-MRs. E. FoLLMER,
Ia Takes this method of announ cling to her
friends and the public generally, that she has
again opened her Store at the old Stand, in The
Arcade, next door to the Franklin House, Belle
fonte.
She also returns thanks for the liberal patronage
she has received, and hopes for continuation of
the same,-and now informs her friends and GUS
toners, that she is opening the best, cheapest and
most carefully selected stock of MILLIN Err
AND FANCY GOODS, that she has ever had.
New Style of Lawn Bonnets for Spring. =
Straw, BRAID, Gimp, and Fancy Bonnets, of ev-
cry description. -
large and beautiful ass ortment of Bonnet Rib
bons, from l21 to 62-2 cents.
Muslin and Lace Collars, and Undersieeyes TO
match, of every variety.
An elegant assortment Embroi dered Spencefs,
Worked and Dimitv Ruffles
Swiss Edgngs and Insertings.
Cambria do. do.
Revere Inserting, Maltese Lace, Thread Lace.
Linen Cambria Handker erchiefs-Goves.
Embroidered and Plain White and Unbeached
Hose
large assortment of Hats, Flats, and Bonnets
for Children.
Buttons and Dress Trimmings.
Also-A Superior. Lot of Mourning Collars, Un-
dersleeves, and Spencers
All the above will be offered at the lowest Cash
prices.
Bellefonte, March %, 1854 "a
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RWTHJJAM w. BROWN-Attorne

"a IhLIAM w. BRoWNmAt,otney '..!SS Att =,
bf.it,ess entrusted TO him in the several courts of
Centre, Clearfeld Clinton and Mjfflin counties.
!. Revolutionary, invalid and Halfpay Pensions OBJ
tanned, also, Bounty Land for services in all the
wars in which the United States have been enga-
ged.
T Collections and legal business attended TO
with promptness and despatch. Office on the north
side Of the Diamond, one door east of the Post Of
fee. -
" Land Warrants purchased at reasonable pri.
) BellsSsate, April ia, ls54.-27
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AELOCK, WATCH and JEW eR
A/ELRY STORE.-Wm. d. PARROTT E-Isb
North Corner of the Diamond, Bellefonte, ,sSxs.A4
Pa. has Just received from the East very large
assortment of all articles in his line and he will be
pleased to wait npon his old customers in the way
of selling Clocks, Watches, Jewelry, Music Box
es, Accordeons, &c. An assortment of the above
mentioned articles always on on hand and for sale
cheaper han any other place in town. Remem-
Der Curtns stone Corner.
The most strict and careful attention given to
the repairing of Clocks, Witches and Jewery.
Bellefonte, May 20, 1858. 33
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ATEW SADDLE AND HARNESS
IN ESTABLISHMENT, Allegheny St, Belle
fonte, Pawn. ROTHROCK would inform his
friends and the public generally that he is manu-
featuring SADDLES, BRIDES and HARNESS
in neat and substantial manner, and asks that
those wishing artities IN his line to give him
call before purchasing elsewhere. Prices moderae.
To two or three good journeymen constant en-
ployment and liberal wages will be given.
Bellefone, June 80, 1853.
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AWILLINERY AND MANTUAMA-

lYA KER.-M1SS Fl. A. GREEN, would re-
spectfully announce TO the ladies of this place and
vicinity that she has commenced the MILLINERY
and MANTUA MAKING business in the house
formerly occupied by John H. Morrison the
Franklin Hotel, B shop Street Bellefonte. Having
given her whole attention to the business for a
nun be, of years she feels no hestancy in saying
that general satisfaction will be rendered 10 all
who may favor her with their custom. She soliclts
a generous share of patronage.
Belfeionte. October 20, 1858. 2
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NOTlCE-Le testamentary on
1N the estate of David Files decd, late oc Fer
guson township, have been granted to the subscri
bers residing in said township, who requests all
persons indebte to said estate 10 make immediate
payment, and those having claims to present-them
duly authenticated for settlement.
JOHN THOMPSON,
SAMUEL H PILES,
s April 27 1854 % If Exr's
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April 27, 1854 90 If. Exr's

IA OTICE.- Letters of administration
IN on The estate of James Smith of Ferguson
township, decea sed have been granted to the SUBJ
scriber residing in said township who requests all
and make immediate payment, and those having
claims TO present them duly authenticated for set
tement. CHARLES SMITH.
April 27, 1854. 20 Admir-.
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UAfSSOLUTION OF PARTNER
EH SH IP.-The partnership heretofore existing
between John B. Thomas and Samuel Mexican in
the Tappery and Currying business al Uuionville,
Centre County, was on I he 18th Of April dissolved
by mutual consent O thea parties. All business OF
said firm will be settdd by J. g. Thomas.
J.B. THOMAS,
S. MCKEAN.
Unionville April 81 1854
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! q ardware.-TO BUY CHEAP

- - FUN UASH,
Hoflman's, the Store for BlacksmIths
Hofman's the Store for Carpenters,
Hofman's the Store for Saddlers,
Hoffmans the Store for Shoemakers,
Hofman's the Store for Coachmakers,
Hofman's the Store for Cabinetmakers,
HoAman's the Store for Farmers,
Hofiman's the Store for Builders,
Hoffman IS the Store for Housekeepers,
and don't forget if you want Pump Chain and FIX
lures, Cedarware, Oileloths, Ropes and Cordage,
Nails, Steel, and Iron, Anvils. Vices and Bellows,
Oil, Glass, Vanishes, and Paints, go to Hofman's
Mammoth Hardware Store and you can be accom-
modated.
F. J. HOFFMAN,
Lewistoun. Feb. 9. 1S54-22-1v.
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MAS. FL. RANKIN-ATTOR
- Administrations, Pa. Office two doors
above the Franklin House and Immediately opposite
the Registers office.
April 13, 2S54. 81
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EDURE Cod Liver Oil, Medicine so
IL famous for all Coaral Pulmonary diseases,
tor sa-le by
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WA ALL ERS! WALL Pa
Wv PERS 1.-THE subscribers have now in
store their complete Fall Stock of Paper Hangings
Curtains, &c. which they offer at very low prices
wholesale and Retail.
Our assortment is very complete, comprising all
the qualities, both French and American.
We manufacture large proportion of our goods
and can sell al the lowest rates.
IL Paper Hanging done in the Country at city
prices.
PARISH Il HOUGH,
No. North FIFTH Street, Philadelphia.
March %, 1854 a.
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NROCERLESr GROCERLES!!-
IA F. J. HOFFMAN'S is the place to buy Gro
ceries, too. Multitudes have already decided with
great unann1itjT, that for quality, quantity, and
low prices, he stands urlvaled.
Prime Rio Coffee, 12l cents,
Best Loaf Sugars, 9 TO Ii cents.
Lowering Moasses, 60 cts. per gallon.
Beans, Cherries, Peaches, Teas, Tobacco, DC.
F. J. HOFFMAN.
Lewistown, Feb. 0, ls54.-22.
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EBENNSYLVANIA HO TIE L-EHsAA
u formerly occupied by Henry L. Furey,. e.
S. West corner Of the diamond, Bellefonte, Centre
CO., Pa This large and conveniently located House
having been completely remodeed, repaired and
improved, is now opened for the accommodation
ofthe public. The proprietor Of this establishment
respectfully informs his friends and the public that
he has spared neither pains or expense, TO render
it desirable retreat to all who may favor him
with CALL as he is determined 10 do all in his pow
er to promote their comfort and convenience.
His Table will always be supplied with the best
that the country will afford.
His Bar will be stocked with the choicest liquors
and nothing left undone to please and crafty the
most fastidions.
The Rooms are large and well ventilated.
The Stabng Connected with the establishment
is large and excellent and in charge of careful and
experienced hostlers.
lie also has erected sheds for the use of carriages
and hugsies.
Stages are CARRYING and dcpartingday.
In short nothing shall be neglected to give salts
faction 10 those favoring him with eau.
r. d. CUMMINGS.
Bellefonte, Jnly IS. 1852 30
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NOTICE.-Letters administration on
IV the estate of Henry Ter, Of Walker town.
ship deceased have been granite 10 the subscriber
-residing IN said township, who requests all persons
inhabited said estate to forward and make
immediate payment, and those having claims TO
present them duly authenticated for settlement.
PETER TRANSUE,
April 81 1854 90 St. Admir-.
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q EHRANDRETns, Wrights, Mofatt's and
4 y Sugar Coated Pills for sale by
Jacob Rotkroc6 e. co.
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A Coon assortment of Boots and Shoes
n from the smalles Children's size to No. l4s
men's size for sale low by Wagner 6 Thomass.
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Bellefonte, Mar. %, 1854 "a

u FAD AND ZINC, IRON PAINT,
ID A OIL AND COLORS, manufactured by
FRANCIS 5. LEWIS g. CO, REPRESENTA-
BY LEWIS, JAMES u CO, l35 SOUTH FRONT
STREET, PHILADELPHIA.-- Orders thankful
ly received-punctually attended to, guaranteed
to give satisfaction, and offered for sale on the
most liberal terms.
For samples and particulars. please address as
above.
January 10, l524-15-3n
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nR. J. NJ. BLAIR offers his profess
II y sional services TO the citizen of Union and
adjoining Townships. When not profess ionally
engaged he will be found at his Office in Unionville
April 81, 1854: 29 3m.
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EAEWEES' Nerve and Bone Linlmeni
- and dzook's Horse Liniment for sale by
Jacob Rothrock & Co.
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F0ED:K. MALONE, F.A. PRoUDFooT.
~ABIN EFT EMPORIUM.-MILEs-
" BURG, CENTRE COUNRY, PENN'A.-
The undersigned take this method of informing
their friends and the public generally that they have
opened Cabinet Wareroom in the house formerly
occupied by G. G. Price as Carriage mandatory,
where they design keeping on hand at all times and
seasons the most extensive assortment OF furniture
ever exhibited east of the Aleghenles.
Their stock will consist Of every variety of fur
niture, such as
Fancy and
.-e common Dress Bu-
reaus, Sideboards, Centre, Pier,
Card, Breakfast and Dining Tables, Fancy,
Cottage and common Bedsteads,
~ Doughtrays Stands,
sF &C., &c.
Also, Chairs ofevery description and of the very
best quality.
" Undertaking executed with neatness and
despatch.
Come one, come all aud examine their stock and
prices and if they fail to please let the anathemas
oftheir customers rest upon their heads.
N. B.-House carpen'ering done up in the short
est notice and in the most improved style OF arch1-
lecture Sash of all kinds constantly on hand.
All kinds of ountry produce taken in exchange,
even cash not refused
MALONE & PROUDFOOT.
MileshurC Anril 27 1854 %
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THE RIOT IN WILLIAMSBURG.
ONE MAN DIED rRnM MA IxIrrnIra.


Tho fearful riot which occurred at the polls in the
Fourteenth ward Tuesday afternoon has resulted in
the death Of one estimable citizen, and another, 1t Is
thought, cannot survive.
Mr.. VIM. Henry Harrison, member OF Engine
Company No. 8, who badly beaten about the
head, died yesterday morning about two O'Clock. Mr.
Harrison was sparmaker by trade, about forty two
years Of age and leaves wife and family to his
untimely end. At the time the riot he was
his way to Greenpoint and received his injuries
deavorng to Deputy Sheriff skworth, upon whom
the attack made. The funeral will place from
the residence Of the family In Eighth street. near South
Second street. this afternoon, and will be attended by
Engine Companies Nos and 8, and members Of other
companies, and the Deputy shcriGs
Mr.. John H. Smith, member Of No. g. is injured II
is believed beyond recovery His skull fractured by
blow from club, while assisting to extricate Mr. Har
rison from the mob.
Deputy Sheriff Skworth Is seriously injured about the
body and win be confined to his bed for time. He
was the nrst person attacked having become obnoxious
By challenging, and preventing Illegal voting.
company Of artillery, and two companies Of infantry
attached to the Thirtesnth regiment, under Col Abel
Smith, were called out by Mayor WALL and held In read
ness until late hour at the Odeon- Two hundred and
hfty special degutss from Brookyn wers ao present
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Distressing Occurrence In Ohio.
PROBABLE NrRDrR ny rAIIEoR~IA =,

fFrom the Cincinnati Enquirer Nov 81
were n,ofmea ~ s as evening by MT Henry Fosdick,
ing occurrence which took place few miles from o.
borne, on the railroad between Dayton and Springfield
years since farmer named w Ricketts, left his family
t. seck his fortune in the gold mines of California
About months since Mrs. Ricketts, received nfor-
nation from person representing himself coming di-
rect from San Francisco, that her husband had died of
chronic diarira The wife believed the story and mani
tested much distress # mind upon the receipt of the In
tcilgcncc. Tier informant whose name Il Vim T. Cav
lord manifested much sympathy for Mrs H. in her b.
s.semch, snc frequently Visited her house to condos
preciatg the Kindness OF Gaylord rendered him the hos.
piiacs oil her house and home Gaylord, with an an
paTUt Indifference declined the offer but finally pre-
posed to accept the Same conditions OF marriage
The as,cnshcd Mrs r. at first declined but afterwards
aeeu 70 e' te matter stand open until Gaylord should
can again In the Interim Gaylord abstractcd from tho
post ocr n letters directed to Mrs Ricketts, aud ono
from her husband he aoned, perused and destroyed.
FOR three years bat very anxious 10 SEC his wife
Gaylord again called upon Mrs. Ricketts, and Insisted
upon 70 his proposition. Mrs r.. after few
moments reflection consented to the union and time for
their marriage set.
The day came, they we're married, and by their mar
at several thousand dollars. Soon after their marrssc
Mr. Gaylord proposed to his wife sell out and move 70
nansas ana there locate FOR life The wife consented
advertisement appeared in the Dayton apd Cincinnati o..
per- and much was said in the regard TO the sale the
Ricketts, estate" The advertisement as Il apucarcd
IN OF dollar weekles was seen by Mr Rcketts
IN ssn Francisco Enragcd and chagrned. Mr.. X took
the hrst steamer and arrived Ia Osborne on Wednesday
evening last Mr. X made diligent inquiries, and learn
ed the facts M above stated Aiming himself with .
knife and brace Of pistols, he his house about
io O'Clock at nighA AL quiet Ricketts, raped at
the door several times. II was finally opened BY Mrs.
6ayord, and Ricketts, entered Mrs. q. threw on her
dress and lighting the candle turned TO look upon tho
stranger who had at such unreasonable hour
of the night shrek, and the expression q !" Great
God Ricketts,, Is that your ~ followed and the aston
ished, afriRhtcd wife fell insen~blc TO the floor Gay
n
zee what had happt ned Ricketts, immediately seized
him by the throat and plunged the knife into his side
and then to where his unfortunate wife lying
cut her on the shoulder and neck then left the pre-
misses and has since been heard from. The wife, re-
covering. informed the neghbors Of what had trans
pired, and immediate search was made for Ricketts,
Gaylord lying very low when Mr. Fosdick last heard
from him. and the probability Is that he 4 die I;cs
etts has undoubtedly made ssucscssful .scAxe.
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- BUFFALO, Nov. S-6 p. M
Flour-Our market for this article is unchanged The
receipts continue light and there bat little going
IS IL for Upper Lake IS so IS b2 for good to choice
and fancy brands Of Michigan and Ohio wheat-Ths
supply Is fair, and with pretty good mining demand:
snies have been made Of 1000 bushels winter nos at
u os 1000 bushels Wisconsin nt the price O. 100
bushels white Michigan at 81 and 200 bushels Chicaro
the supply not large, and quotations sales of
bushels at 6s1c. 70c Oats in good supply
and moderate demand sales Of 10000 bushels at l3c
Whiskey-The demand is fair, and prices remain un-
sales Of 800 bbs at 34c Receipts for the past
twcnfy-four hours-Ilour, 4,029 bbls. wheat 45645
Canal freghts are shade easier quotations are ne
Ne Ynrk = 80 ~
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SIR WIN. BOYD TO THE EDITOR or THE NEW YORK

METROPOLITAN HoTEL Nov. s. 1854.
SIR-As have observed offensive advertisement In
your paper OF to-day, and which, presume insert
ed without your knowledge relative TO my having left the
Clarendon Hotel feel that II is only justice myself 10
explain the which induced to quit that house
On the night OF the 26th Of October last burglars
having gotten into the house gentleman, residing in
the Fifth avenue, and myself robbed Of watch
cs and money. Information Immediately given to
the police and at the end ~ week asked the proprc.
tor Mr.. Putnam what his intentions were! mentioning
that was the custom In England for the landlord TO re-
place such losses, and that far the watch con-
cerned not caring about The money. hoped that he
would make IL good. Mr. Putnam refused and his lam
guage and bearing we're so unsatisfactory that dis
charged his bill and went 10 the Metropolitan.
Whatever may be the opinions of the American pco-
PIE regarding the political government and institutions
Of England do not believe that they viii either tole.
rate encourage such abominable conduct That when
an English gentleman OF distinction visits their coun-
try he Is in the FIRST instance to be robbed and
ed and In the second that such conduct is to he follow
advertisements. Ihavs the honor 10 Le. air.
iourobt humble servaat WV. BOYD.
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THE RESULT OF THE ELECTION.


We not unpreparcd before the polls closed yes
tcrday in this city, for strange result here II not
throughout the State.
Those who about the city could fail to have
observed that party differences and preferences
trely obterated and swallowed up in the intense desire
the part Of democrats to defeat Seymour the pet Of
the administration, and the part Of wings to elect
him. the champion Of the liquor interest and to do
feat their own Maine Law candidate.
But we confess, though prepared as thought, for
anything within the range Of the extraordnare
amaxcment to ind when the ballots counted how
controlling and absorbing this feeling the
side and the other.
More than half the whg vote of the city
to Seymour on the liquor issue while nearly the entre
ulnan, small portion only going for Seymour on the
liquor question
One Of the most incidents Of the day was
tn large number Of German votes poed for Ulman. In
every district in the city Irish adopted citizens did the
thing to the utter astonishment Of all beholders
The Ullman vote in this city is not more than three
furths native born. 1t Is clear that the wings made
nothing by representing Uman as foreigner.
morning indicate equally strange results in the State
They will be found in telegraphic columns. They
tell their own story.
[Trom the Troy Times, Nov. 81
Tlis has been, predicted altogether curious
election.
We are not at this writing even out of the woods
Governor. II is probable that in this county, Mr.. Sey
naour has considerable majority 1t is impo ssble to
determine, from the results before who is elected.
Therefore VIC cannot VIC expected answer the ques
tonssWho killed Cock Robin" Perhaps Ullman is tho
IN; possibly Clark may be Seymour All Is confu-
sion. We will not even predict the result we confess
to much surprise however, at the Formidable strength Of
The element OF Know Nothngism.
In this county far Congress is concerned the re-
suit is predicted it would be- overwhelmingly in
favor Of Mr. Sage His majority will not bc much If any
below four thousand. AL classes, adopted citizens and
know Nothngs wings and contributed to this
Unprecedented majority; though Know Nothing tickets
voted in different parts Of the county both for
Messrs. Gum and Cook in the strife between them Mr.
Sage's majority be two thousand over both
his competitors combined.
fFrom the Albany Evening Journal, Nov.
II is not possible from the returns before u.s. to form
even rational conjecture regard results Nothing
can be assumed from former elections Nearly all the
old political landmarks obliterated or all parties
there has been regular g smash upo In most Of the
large cities and towns there has been complete Kno
Nothing stampede Along the line Of the New York ane
Erie Railroad, from Broome county west pretty much
everybody s'switched off the track