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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-10
TO THE PHYSICIANS OF VIRGINIA,
and to all who use Liquor as n NIedi'
cine or as n Beverage.

Physcinns who prescribe Alcoholic Liquors for medi-
cinnl purposes should give tho preference to WOLFES
SCHEDAM AROMATIC SCHNAPPS.
l. IL /. manufactured at Schedam, in Holland. and
exclusively in the factory of tie proprietor by process
ses uni from maeriul elsewhere unemployed and un-
known.
II il rroved, by tho repeated analysis of several
eminent chemists, be entirely FREE from the perncious
iusil oil which emoins in every kind OF liquor distilled
from gnir, and which is the OF the nervous and
vscera de cement, serious congestion, and morbid
esire foI bnbitun md Incorporate indulgence which
.uch liquors invariably tend to superinduce.
). 1t is proved by the same mnerring tests that the
Juniper Gin favored with tho contse, acrid and
ihdgesiibe oil of Jupiter heretofore used, but with
The spsci6cnly lighter more yogrile. aromatic and
dicina of the essential oils of the Italian juniper
berry me- ectcd by every other manufacturer
T. 1t /. chemically proved to be absolutely pure IN its
reclifcation-a quality oiained by entirey new pro-
ces and which no other Holland Gin ia the world has
acquired.
s. 1t IL proved by extensive medical experience and
testimony he efficient well agreeable renl-
ed, in many of incipient drepsy gravel chronic
gout, iheumasm, flatuence, collie conereons IN the
kidney and badder, dyspepsia fever an ague general
debility, sluggish circulation of the blood dehi'ent as
stimulation oi food and exhausted vital energy
6. 1t ia i grateful and renovating CORDIAL and,
when used Directed infames the sys'em or in
Iuces nebrieiy but tends rather to subdue the latter
raiity, by creatii dislike 10 all inferior liquors And
II invariably corrects th iii effects of bad water wheth-
er in swampy limestone districts. In all OF these
enumerated ics has rival in any market in the
world
Since the int, oducton of this celebrated medicinal
beverage into the United States a number OF Liquor
Houses In New York and other large cities have
commenced counereiting il The genuine Is only sold
in quart and pint bottles handsomely wrapped in yellow
paper. with my the bottle, cork, ana label.
would advise those who it medi cnay, to purchase
by the bottle Bars and Hotels frequently hl my bot
tie. with common gin and sell for the genuine For
sale by all the respectable Druggists in the United
States UDOLPHO WOLFE,
Sole Manufacturer and Importer,
lS, 90, and % Beaver-st., New York.
The word 'Schnapps' belongs exclunveyto my arti-
Gle, all others counterfeit.
nov d3m
For sale at J. II. THOMPSON g. cos
New Drug Stors.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-10
SILVER, SILVER, SILVER.

fENllE subscriber has gust finished vcty e.
large supply Of siiverwure, embracing the GA
following article: ISSikHks
TArcn'rd Table and Teaspoons. pinn 'fahe mud Tea
sroou- threaded Table Dr4cr md fen furLs, plnn aud
threaded soup. nud gravy Ladies'. Saenr Tonss
Spoons. Cukc aud Butter Knives, Pie md Fruit
kn ves Snit and Antrrj Spnun-, silver Cups mud Cob
Ie4 aud Cronm Ieler., liver Sugar Dishes. Spoons
und Bowls nll wntfentcd putc cuin.
Also II very handsome assortment ol pn ed Analrn
Cnsiois Cnkc aud Fruit Baskets, Gard Baskets, Table
and Tcnspuuns Gnndesiicks. Susta d., Eeg-nnds,
Wafer r,r hr,. &c nll warranted represented, nj
the ,isu of the EnRle. TllOS. NOWLAN,
dec 9-tA Svcntnorc At. Petersburg. Nn.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-10
PETERSBURG.

~. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
TIL first cl,ss double engine steamship s($kfk
Roanoke, Capt Thomas skinner. raVos Gtty>A
Point for New York, Every Saturday morning.. at 10 o.
clock, touching n Norfolk. The jamestown, Capt
Edward Cavcnd, leaves heretofore. Eseiy Tuesday
ing, touching Norfolk. Trains by Railroad from
fete,sbu * connect with each ship.
Passengers leaving Lynchburg Tuesday morning
will arrive In tire fo the Jamcsuwn nj City Point the
same evening al7 clock aud those leaving On od0y
al lav oven IN Pete, shurg that night and connect wit
the Roanoke, n.s morning ~ 10 o'cocl.
rassage and tara from Petersburg, including
State Rooms, si0 90
3ts,,sgo uassapa 90
Passage anl tnre to Norfolk samn as by the River
Steamers.
For Frcg'i rnssage npply To
SAM Ell q. BAPTIST. Petersburg.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-10
HAT AND CAP WAREHOUSE,
IL Sycamore st, Petersburg, Va

Opposite fhe Court House.
I.sSrhc subscribers tnko pleasure in notliyingy
the Merchants OF Virginia, and North Cnro-~
Ina that their stock of Goods for the senson hns been
received. and they prepared to serve th"r cus'
toners, and Others WIN, ny visit this market to lay in
their Fall supplies
II is known ,hat hnvc always kept large aud va
ted assortment of Goods IN our line, and will only
add that stock er the present ia unusually
rgo and well nssurted aclcctcd entirely from Manuac
arets IN person y the senior p tner hose experience
&C fifteen years enables him no such selections and
on such terms ill insure successful compeon with
nly J,bbing House North or South
scl 9.ts MAJOR x MOORE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-10
MEDICINES.
Lock Hospital

XVuERE may obtained speedy remely for Weak
OF the Kidneys Affections o the Head Throat Nose and SKIN
Constitutional Debility and all those horrd affections arising
nscreton whether from ntemperance the
use of ardent spirits or any other cause.
especially who have become the victims oi eN praees
what countless nunhe of and noble hearted beings
the and brilliant ntellec who might 9th
erwo have enteed listening senaeS with the thunders OF ell
Those SUFFERING from Of the following melancholy effects
SHOULD Immediately apply, ts,, to mn, WOMAN
Weakness Of the Back aud Limbs Pains In the Head Dnness
pepa Nervous rrtabty Deransement of the Digestive funo
lions General Debility symptoms Of consumP9n etc. s etc to b..
deaed Loss Of Memory Confusion oi as"
Love Of solitude Timiyetc the evils produced
oFFCE-No South frederick Seven Doors from Ba
the Name and Number. or YOU will mistake the place
A Cure Warranted or no Charge Made
@ ii, o gantiemen of character and responsibility is
sufficient guarantee that he is the only proper Physician to be
consulted .
MEMBER OF THE ROYAL COLLEGE OF SURGEONS
Loniou c eminent Colleges of the
in the Hospitals o. London Paris Philadelphia and elsewhere,
has effected some the most astonishing cures tina, Were % ever
asleep great being alarmed at sudden sounds and
basuness with frequent bushine attended sometimes with
arrangement OF mind, cured immediately
Take Particular Notice.
often misled with respect 10 the
row often they asrbe to other the wasting Of the
mept of the Nervous SYSTEM Cough and symptoms
sumption, also those serious Mental effects such as loss OF
Memory Dep Spirits peculiar fits Melancholy when
the truth they been caused by indngng Perncous but
rom thousands might have been of to
Country pleasure to their friendSand ornaments 10 soce
6R JouNsToSs INyIGoRATIyE REMEDY FOR ORGANIC
WEAKNESS,
This grand important Remedy has restored strength ana
yto to thousands debtaed ndiv luas many who
yotion I m of the Nervous sysem the whole
stored to their proper power anu iuncuohS anu @ @ ~,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-10
Smi!h's InyigOrating Cordial

(NAN be lad ut the HASHiNGTON HOUSE
" BAR, daily. from O'Clock, A. NJ, Till II ocock,
2. Nj Its astonishing power in restnrne To vigorous
action he various organs of the human system which
hayo been prostpted by OVER WORK, the effects of
thu Climate be ucsted by hundreds who daily
using il. Supply inexhnusible; and "ono genuine but
thnt prepared by SMITH hi, inimitobc assistant,
MORGAN.
Nora BfNr just received TEN CASKS Of TAyLoR's
CELEBRATED BRANDY, imported by W. II, Tnylor
Esq Norfolk, Va
sep 3Ot.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-10

Also over 100 900 Paintings. Statues Medals Charts.
Alhnms Valuable Books, and Por ios OF EnpraV ngs,
mnL ing in nll 100 900 gifts which will be distrbued bv
u committee appointed by the Shareholders, uui or-
~arded free of chnge bv he Pnbcs obedent servants,
DA ASHALL II 90,
ds6 broadway, New York.
@Orers fp, Engravngs and Tie cts in this greht
to. prise are daily arriving from II parts ol the United
Sntcs aud Cannla, which warrant us in prom sing n
very early day Ct the dtriluton Applications should
be- u nde mmediarly only certain number of Tick
er, ena be sold. Letters. with the money enclosed,
he rrcpnid and the Engraving md Ticket will be for
wnr led free DASHALL & CO..
dec l3-d Mar 4a6 Broadway, New York.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-10

BLANKETS BLANKETS BLANKETS
nv call tho attention uf Contractors, Manufacturers
w aud all persons wi hing 10 buy, to large and
wei assorted stock of BLANKETS. consisting OF
Extra fine Bed Blankets ribbon bordered
Fine do do
i" McInan do
Blue, Green. Black and Brown do.
Fine Cnbb do
And Negro Blankets n CO lors nnd grades. very low
prices STlGLER, MoELDERRY a. CO
oct l0ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-10
MERRY CmRIsTMAs.

HE time for rien lly greeting merry making aud
Il holiday gifts Is Cause hand Would your givr
absent hiend, pnrcnt, sister, brother lover,
memento which for years To came, will bear increasing
vnue the recipient and IA Oft euzed upon, ,scnll
with love and gratitude not only tho klndnes. of henri
which prompted The gift, but the form and features o
the don,r1 II So go to MlNNIS T. TANNERS ard
ha,ea aultIoss likeness taken aud plnced in case,
ring locket, of your selection, from their large
assortment. tlnn which acceptable gih coul |
mol be chosen.
Don't wait form ia day but remember the in,t TINT,
pictures taken Mt TuE PHoToGHAPnIc DAauEnRfAE AN
GALLERY equally well in cloudy olear weather and
imperfect picture al any price Is suffered to
haUc rooms which fact explains one sectet ot rur
unparalleled papuIary and success. Cnll in you
come rom the cnrs. the conspicous entrance on
Main II Sd door from corner of Bf ige.
MlNNlS & TANNER,
dec l9tH Prnctcu Dagurrrco,ypist-.
10 Country pep,is advertising iorns, copf.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-10
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS

ANliE subscriber would respectfully call the atton-
L ton of those wishing Ia mike their friends pre-
for Christmas New hon that will be ptizad above
diamonds call his gallery nnd select FROM IL large
assortment OF Jewrlry aud funey t'ods Just roeeyed
for the orcnson, prices 10 sut the times aud hnvo
them Flied with OF one his inimmit,hc PREMll NJ
DEGuERREOrYpES. Remember tlmt GIBBS bore
of oil the p.lm by the first premium over al competitors
the late Fairs at Petersburg pnd Rchmondi which
il suiicicnt guarantee lint h4 ia the pn"u hive
your mnge transferred equal to mt So without much
ndu uung railroads. In your carriages on
ot all received alike, md yon Will find loaty Of
room good FIRE aud every ,hing make you comfortable
while wnt Your lime of sitting lu every case .n-
tire sasisiarlion 81 cn--or elnrRe mod"
Attte sign "i 'h' 1lHg ! II. CLUBS.
W VI lmner. nINcrll.inr Tor me viii rnny.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-10
VOL. 3.---NO. 14O.
NEW-YORK.
NELSON & CO.,
Wholesale ClOthin, Establishment
"a lyApfnnu u>A Street.

And extending through the enth ? block FORMING
19 DEY STREET.
Va ",-enia Merchants visiting New York, we extend
J. invitation % call and examine stock, which
is particularly adapted to Southern trade. Those oil
our former pnron, need Il assure that our motto
Is Ereeisior md to ,,hcrs would say plan is.
and ha- been se goods the One Price prin,
spirit,
With regard Ia the ,n,y Of our goods it's not much
To say tim, manufacture them well and in good
inst. as the most fashionable custom establishment in
this any other market and thus endeavor do awuy
with the strong prejudice '-ng In the commoni
ganst dealing in and using ready nf clnthng Please
give oanN cnIl aud nssertiuy mnr 30-ta
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-10

800 REWARD
ID AN AWAY tromthe subscriber, the 18th Muy, n
Ia negro man named MIKE belonging 10 Mrs -
Dance, Of Powhainn county Va. Tn" snd negro Ia n
bout # inches h.gh well sets bnck-betwceh 25 aud
80 ycars old; he II Navy Cup, hi other clothing
not remembered. The nbovc rewards will be given
delivered to me- section 10 Va & Tenn Railroad, Pu
laski co, Va, or sD If lodged in Jail where can get
him. JACOB RUMBDUGI.
Jun Sis
raS- Rchmnnd WI md Rnchannn Recorler copy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-10

4 EE & CO, ON the Dock Richmond, Va, have in
IL and fer for sale:
1000 sacks Liverpool Salt
500 hbls ThonHstun Lime
100 d" North Carolina Tar
300 bo'cs prime Northern Hay
300 tons Lump Plaster
SO casks Cacined Plaster
so tons Damaged Peruvian Guano
30 Mexican do
20 " Tsfeu
100 bbls Medium No. Macknrel (new)
200 - Halifax Ilerrings
30 " Winter Bleuched Solar OH
Also, "a complete assortment of Manila and Russia
Cordnge Blocks. &c. 2-ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-10

brushes BRUSHES "a 10 'S[ss R',,.,a' sup
u,ir Brushes Pant and Vnrnish Brushes, Cloih
Brushes. Branding Brusnes Shaving Brushes in great
variety For sale by JOHN II. SEAf & CO
Druggists
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-10

Advertisements intended for both papers subject TO special
ontract.
Auuual nlvcrisers will be limited to their immediate bu
siness, charged ut transient rates
All advertise nen,s appear in the daily and semi
wockly papers.
ss Obituary notices which exceed eight lines charged
for he eN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-10
supply of New Goods
Apples Apples :! Apples!

EUSr received, iiom Roanoke couity 4S hnrrels OF
y FINE APPLES, some of them are Pippns. For
.ue-- -wholcsae reality y "A. bOlD.
nov 30-s
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-10
6oHEAM ALE, NEWARK CIDER

g Barrel. Bevtidge's Cream Al,
4 do Newark Cider ON draught or by the barrel.
10 Ba kcts Chnmpagne Wine quarts and Tuts
For sale by no 25-ts 8 A. BOYD.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-10

IVAVING made arrangements with the Peruvian
L J. agents to get supplies of GUANO ON the best
terms, prepared to furnish IL We have
now on hand and aiout, 500 bags and WI be in reg
nar receipt OF IT, We shall Il none except what comes
TO us direct ON the agents and all who purchase o us
may rely on getting GENUINE GUANO. We solicit
the flour friends and all Others with The
that will always furnish them with the best ort
Gle and on the most ia, orablc terms.
CRENSHAN 4 CO.
re Hts North side of the Basin Richmond Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-10

.D-Twenty good Workmen cnn find empl"yment % ut, WI"
the Subscribers. hhLh"' '
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-10-13
SENATOR WILSON'S DIscrosuRps

In one Of his late speeches at Worcester Massachusetts
Senator Wilson made the following singular disclosures
was told on the day of my entrance into the Senate BY
veteran senator's that no that body
whom anxiety and discussion had taken place and
that no man erer came there c such o,Ser sape fur.
political epens To which he added Gentlemen did no.
believe word oft knew those better than thew
knew me- But these very kind words followed by the
declaration we must organize American national party
ana we must say nothing about slavery"
The Boston Advertiser quotes the foregoing extract and
makes the following short but trenchant comments
One may be fairly at loss which most to admire-the
simplicity OF senators in addressing such language to
stranger OF whose character they knew te the vanity
OF the latter in reporting it in public assembly or his dis
courtesy to the veteran senators who him so kindly
IN declaring that he did not believe word of what thew
him."
VINO were those veteran senator's who gave to Senator
wilson SO cordial greeting upon his entrance into the
Senator 1t is pretty plain that they have been south
ern men, and is also plain that they were southern men
with strong know-nothng proclivtes. The inquiry will
become interesting amongst southern people to find GU,
what senators there from that section who were ready
70 naonalize know-nohngism by ignoring the subject Of
slavery
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-10-13
OFFICIAL CORRUPTION IN NEW YORK


The city papers in New York have teemed OF late with
evidences of widespread corruption amongst municipal
oiicias Mayor Wood, however, seems determined to pur
sue all such deprcdatos to the bitter end of the law The
Times OF the 18th inst has the following:
MORE INprorMENrs.--We learn from good authority
chat there are indictments brewing some Of our
city officials, who will be compelled answer for their high
crimes and misdemeanors long before more exacne
tribunal than that Of public opinion There wholesome
MANIA just for ferreting official corruption which
to have been created by the activity Mayor Wood
and hope will not abate until all Of the depredator
npon the city treasury, who going Free unwhpped
of JUSTICE shall be properly dealt with. There win never be
change for the better in the morals Of city officials
until offender among them has been made an exam
pie Of"
1t may not be mpertinent irrelevant to suggest that
rs late developments show the existence of vast amount
of crime in New York, and as the amount of prvaton
suffering, and distress is also known to be immense il
might TO the phlanthropss who are SO much exer
csed about the condition Of the southern slaves to practise
their charity at home until they succeed in bringing about
moral reformation in those localities where there are no
slaves When there is further crime nor pauperism in
the North the people of the South may be less FESTIVE
when approached in regard to their shortcomings
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-10-13
THE ISSUE IN 1856.

The ST. Lawrence Republican states the issue Of 1856
follows
alt for people Of the United decide whether
the shall be sustained, and sapey extended
NOT TA the issne In the slave States the admnistra
ton sustained the ground of slavery exenon in the
free States the friends of the administration attempt to pal
late and deny the ue and sustain the administration
other pretences and appeal to democrats to sustain the ad
mnstraton because it elected and brought into power
by the democratic party The democracy have been bersy
ed by the administration Of General Pierce and the duty of
democrats under such circumstances to repadate the adj
mnistration."
We protest earnestly against the foregoing mode of
stating by the Republican It lie the ingenuity
the asue lawyer who seeks gain the advantage by the
language in which he states his The real issue,
and which every friend Of the administration will
promptly accept, is whether the people Of the Uni
ted States win sustain the administration in its
maintenance of the doctrine which comedies to the
people of Territory the right to adopt reject the
institution of slavery they please sa unjust6abe
misrepresentation of the position of the administration to
say does the Republican that the doctrine Of popular
sovereignty has been resorted to for the purpose Of extend
ing slavery 1t is less Misrepresentation Of the peo-
pie of the South to say does the Republican that they
sustain the administration the ground Of slavery
sion 1t gross injustice to the President say, does
the Republican, that be has betrayed the democracy
where ne StOou IN l651--On the principle oil
the Compromise of 1885, which secured to the people
Utah and New Mexico the right adopt reject sla-
very, they chose he stands where the democracy
the Union stood in the presidential contest Of 1852
and where the Republican itself stood if that Journal
then was really democratic organ President Pierce
has done no more than to maintain that the inhab-
iants Of Nebraska and Kansas should have the same
rights that conceded those of Utah and New Next
He has not undertaken to extend sapery into Kansas
Nebraska but he has undertaken extend their ha
ian Of the inherent attributes of free raene riqht ID
decide for themselves the character Of their local nstit
ons For this his administration is responsible and this
responsibility he is ready to If slavery goes into
Kansas it will go there by the fiat of the people who arc
interested directly in the question We respectfully ask
the Republican if the inhabitants of Kansas are not the
proper parties to decide this issue Does the Republican
undertake to maintain the federal doctrine that Congress
has the power to decide whether slavery shall or shall moi
exist in Territory The real issue therefore is whether
the bona tide inhabitants of Kansas or the members Of Con-
gress shall determine the character Of the domestic ns
tions of the Territory On that issue the administration
cheeruy goes before the country and abdes the popular
verdict
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-10-13

RETURN or DR. KANE PARTY ARCTIC ExrLoR-
ERsWe have already briefly announced the safe arrival
of DR. Kane and his party. despatch from New York,
received in this city Thursday evening says
The propeller Arctic and barque Release out some
four months SINCE under command of Lieutenant Hart
STEM to the OF Dr. Kane and bis party arrived here
this evening, having board the Doctor and his compa-
ny The propeller and bargne made their way north IN
Smiths Sound to latitude 70 degrees 30 minutes when
their further progress stopped by the ice After work
ing their way in toward the shore the expedition discover
ed Indian village where they learnt that DR. Kane and
his party had gone south. They then returned Disco
island in Davss strait off the Of Greenland
where they found DR. Kane and his expeditioniss
Dr. Kane had pushed his vessel, the Kescne far
north 81 degrees when she frozen in He remained
by her all the winter sending the Indian villages for
provisions. In the spring he abandoned the ship and
made his way southwardy in sledges Upernank whence
they conveyed in Danish vessel the island Of
Disco, where they found by the expedition sent in
search of them Three of DR.. kanes party dedChrsan
olser carpenter; Pierce Schubert cook and Jefferson
Baker, The remainder all less FROST
bitten.
On the 4th nit the barque Release narrowly escaped
shpwreck by coming in contact with iceberg. She
stove her bulwarks and had her boats carried away
The last winter unusually severe in the Arctic
region and many natives persisted from exposure and star
vaton
"No whatever discovered Of Sir John Frank
Inns party
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-10-13
Rour on THE FusIoNIsTs.
York Journal Of Commerce says :

The New York Journal of Commerce says
Accounts from large part Of Pennsylvania show that
that patriotic State has put It's foot upon the neck Of fusion
ism, which combines All other Pumer the democratic
candidate for canal commissioner is elected by large
jory and both branches Of the legislature decidedly
democratic. Last year. Pooeks (usion) majority the
State for 7O07 and the legislature either
fusion mpracteable.
From Indiana and Ohio the returns less complete,
but the indications that fasonsm is former
as badly in Pennsylvania The following despatch from
graph;
"IsDIAGAPoLIs Oct. 8.
Democratic majority in Marion county Gin which Indi-
annapolis situaed) i've hundred Last ear hundred
fusion majority The ratio would make the State
ocratic by 10000"
Vanderburg county gives 400 democratic majority Last
year, 1876 fusion majority
This the beginning of the end. With little co-opera-
ton between the hards and so the State Of New York
pronounce the verdict The people find they have been
deceived, and are taking revenge Roll the column