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D. v.v.r Congestion, and Inflammation.
M, 2-For Worm Fever, Worm Cole, Wstting The
B1S; So s-For oono, Drying, Teenlins, and wHtsful
n' o. 4mFor .nn blarra Cholera InfantuH, and Sum
nf No 5PFof Cole Grpines, Dysentsry, or Bloody
UhK. 49,. N,,rh,. Vomiting
M. S-For Coughs, Colds, InauenEa, and sore
iPEOAs NJ For Toothache, Face-ache, and Neuralgia
No. 9.-For Headache, Vertigo, Heat and Fui'ne-S
ne y ia 0oDysprps, Puls-For WeaE Ano Deranged
stomach, Constipation, and Liver OonpsaltL p.tn.
No. Ii'-Pm PEM Ala IRaRGULi RlrtKs, seaniy' ram
full or Suppressed Periods 49,. .. .,S
No 12-For Leueorrhea. froluse u'''s'''
HeSrs ar q Fer CrSup Hoarse Cough Bad Brealns,
No 14-SALT RHEUM PlI4s-foI LiySPeNI'
No 1hLRuEu1aAre PILLs-far Pam LsIneuu'''
or Soreness In the Chest, BACK, Loins OF t InSs' -
@S-Por Fever and Ague, Chill Fever, DUMP Asu''
PmFag Vp Piles, Blind or Bleeding, Internal or Er
tsrnsl 49,, -, ,r,d Fveillsi
Failing. Weak, or Blurred Sight .,,r.-
C-Por Catarrh, Of long standing or recent e1i''
viih Obstruction or prnfnse o'sciAree; a., iotsncs
W C-For Wh1oring Cougii, al'at'Hg Us V'oieh0e
and shortening it, cnnrSe
e,ncs ac, Ike a charm. The entire disease h often
Arrested at once, ana IN al cases tue NloisH =
attack e moderated the disease shortened and rem
dered lens dangerous.
Coughs and Colds, which are Of such frequent 90
eurrence and which 30 often lay the foundation OF
diseased Iungs bronchitis, and consumPtonl may al
! Be AZ once cured BY The Fever and Cough PlA
7 In all chronic diseases, such e. DyuPepGlAy Heak
] Stomach, Constipation, Liver Complaints, Phes, Fe
/ male Debility, and Irregularities, old Headaches
Sore or Veal Eyes, Cstsrrh, Salt Rheun, ana otnef
old erupdons the case has specifies whose proper eP
pHesaou win afford cure IN almegt every Instance
! Onsn The cure Of Elnge chronic dlmeulty, gneh a.
! Dyspepsia, Piles or Ostarrh, Headsehs or Bemale
weakness has more than paid for he case ten aHies
! eVef
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DEMING & TIFFANY
GENERAL PRODUCE COMMISSION
M R0HAN rs,
81 PEARL ST...................NEW YORK
HE-Rsisr 60 a..sl
RANKS AND BUSINESS MEN GENERALLY
Throughout the Country.
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with all bad elects arising thereiromi including
DEBILITY Oh NERVOUS PROSTRATfON.
He has succeeded IN curing cases IN this city.
0f whom bad expended hundreds Of dollars with
selstyled physicians, who profess % treat al private
maladies with success, and without receiving The
least particle Of benefit.
DR. GI BISON does not beast that he Is nienlber OF
some College In London or Paris as perhaps some
others do for the purpose Of ensnang the innocent
and who hold out great expectations never TO be re-
Allied But what DR.. GIBSON might boast Of i5
this that he Is able 20 give entire satisfaction 70
those who reDuse confidence in his ability and nteg
ritz and that he has perfected an American system
don or Paris any patent nedieine 70 equal ioT the
radical cure Of seminal weakness and all diseases
derangements, both mental and physical arising
nom sexual o. secret abuse.
DR.. GIBSON also claims for his new treatment the
following advantages all others yet discOyeredi
and rst tho agents used are In no respect disagre-
able he uses no relics 0i the dark ages, such g.
Mercury, any other deleteriOll5 drug Secondly
no restrictions in diet business a required InirQ-
ly his treatment Is positive and certain in all c5ea
Be stands prepared TO into any public private
hospital in the United States and demonstrate the
other now known TO the world in point Of prompt
moss, permanency mildness, safety and convenience
| 70 the patient.
! DR.. GIBSON is permanently located in Cleveland,
and has during the past nine m0ntha performed many
cures Of diseases which had for years resisted ali
individuals OF the first respectabiity in Cleveland
Z Boston, New York, and other cities IN regard %
skill and integrity in all professional transactions
l Dyspepsia, Rhuematism, Scroiula and all chronla
| diseases treated with superior success.
/ 81 Medicine sent to any part Of the country on
DR.. GTBSON7s New Work on Physiology for sale
| at his ofice.
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VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER,
THE GREAT
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TAKEN INTERNALLY 1T
Cures sudden Colds, Coughs, &c., Weak Stem-
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and Pain In Stomach, Bowel Complaint, Painters
''--'' APPIfED EXTERNALLY CURES
Feons BOis and Old Sores, Severe Burns and Scalds
Cuts, Bruises and Sprains, swelling Of the Joints,
RingWOrm and letter, Broken Breasts, Frosted
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Neuralgia and Rheumatism.
PAIN KILLER
taken internally should be adulterated with milk
water, or made into syrup with mol mqlasses For a
fectiys than anything else.
See Printed Directions.
The PlTy KILLER is by universal consent allowed
to have won for itself reputation unsurpassed in
the history OF medical preparations Its 1nstantane
ous effect in the entire eradication and extinction
PAIN in All It's various IoTms lncldental 70 the hu
man family, and the unsolielted written and verbal
testimony Of the masses in its favor, have been and
are its own best advertisement.
What stronger proof Of these tncts be produced
than the following letter. received unsolicited, from
REV. W. B. JACOBS;
HEWARK, n. j, June 6th, ls6e.
Messrs. Perry Davis & Son CIeltlemen:- Allow me,
unsolicited, TO send you word Of oommendation Tor
several years and found 1t all it claims to be- For
Rheumatism, Coughs, Colds, Burns cholera tenden-
ces and difficulties, well diseases generally that
prevail in families, regard the Pain Killer be-
yond all price, and as ethcacious beyond any med-
cine within my knowledge. We keep it as our chic
family medicine, and find its use in ordinary
worth more than any Doctor. The testimony
others among my acq1antances and friends, is equal
" favorable. Many Clergymen have spoken Of il in
the highest terms as family medicine. MissiOna-
res in repeated instances have said TO in person
and in their letters, that the Pain Killer by far
the best medicine used in heathan lands, and they
use It for themselves and families, and administer it
to others around them. Thus much I am inclined
TO say as act of Justice yourselves, and as BEN
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I'll e -. rfnn Rau
Late Editor Christian Chron.
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FENNER Is HEREBY

MI AhY EENNEh 10 hhhED
NI notified that on the 18th day OF september,
Is6O Asahel B. Fenner filed his petition in the ONCE
of the CLERK the Court Of Common Pleas OF Ouya-
hoga county, the object and prayer of which petition
is to obtain a divorce by him from said Mary. Said
petition alleges as the ground for said divorce that
said Mary has been guilty Of gross neglect OF duty
for more than three years last past towards the plain
tiff The defendant is notified that dispositions viii
be taken in this case by the plaintiff, on the 10th day
Of October 1850 between the hours Of eight O'Clock
A. NJ, and 10 O'Clock p. NJ, at the Ofhce OF jerks
Mory in the township of RoyaltOn, in the county Of
Fulton, State Of Ohio, and continue from daytO day,
till the same are cOmpleted- - -
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and intermediate ports, Connecting with the hail
Roads between
OGDEsBURGH AND BOSTON,
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Worcester, Fitchburgh, Keeue, Bellows Falls, Rut-
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TOWN & OSWEGO RAIL ROAD, and at QSMEGC
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nB- Through Freight subject to but enc Tranship-
CONNECTING AT CLEVELAND
With the several Lines Of Rail Road to Cincinnati,
Louisville, St. Louis and Pittsburgh, and with
Messrs. Hanna, Garretson 4 Co.'S CLEVELAND,
DETROIT LAKE SUPERIOR LINE.
Leaving Cleveland for Chicago and intermediate
ports every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
At 10 o'CLOcK, a. N.
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Professor Of Eleetr0Pathy and 4edioiRe,
"a Office No. III Ontario street, up stairs, Few
doors from the Public Square.
Once hOurB from 70 u and rom % % 3 o'clock
daily, tSundays excepted.l angs
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in HARRIs CO., Propristors,
For Western States. Cincinnati, Ohio.
To whom all orders for the above Medicines must
he addressed.
Sold Wholesale and Retail by
Gaylord q Hammond, @. S. Mackenzie, VIM. Fiske
E. W. sackrider, snd strong 4 Arms trOng, Cleve-
Iand Ohio; Roberts Samuel, Columbus; W. A. Gra-
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s.P. Short, Ruth Short, Jshn
Coon, Martha A. e. COOn, Will
liam Il. Carver, Price French,
Rachei French, Horace Benton,
Curtis Benton, Charles Y. Burt,
Eyeret Wilcox, Henry P.BurtOn,
lie Ocean Bank of the City ot
New York, and Thonas Burn
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B.R. BEAvrs, Plaintiffs Atty.
1yi--.t.5 Sc I9fb Iseo asnIA

CHERIFF'S SSALE-PURSUANT
~ to the command Of an order Of sale issued from
the Court of Common Pleas Of Cuyahoga county, at
the suit of William Banton, pla1ntln, against l. y
Pendleton, Administrator Of John Williamson, de-
ceased, and others, defendants, to me directed,
shall offer for sale at public auction at the door OF
Court House in the city Of Cleveland N said county,
on the 9th day of October 1850, at O'Clock r NJ,
the following described lands and tensments, TO wt
Situate in the City of Cleveland county Of UuyahO-
ga and described follows, to wit lot No. twenty
six in P Scoviles allotment of ten acre lots Nos g
TO 81 being thirty feet front Sc0yille street, and
two hundred-and nine feet deep. Appraised at Sl45
D. L. WIGHTMAN, Sheriff.
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DAVIS 4 VOROE, SHIPPING
and general
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
for the sale Of
GRAM, FLoUR, BUTTER, CHEESE LARD.
PORK, HAMS, HIGHWINEs, &C.
No 90 River street, OLETELANDt
h s. DAVIS, late with Guyles, Foot & Bash.
L. YoRCE, Z" Edwards Iddings. +
n9-Adv,neo, made on 1ToDsrtv in store. ..c.v
, 1860-09-15
The TeXA8 Scare.

Facts arc coming to the light every dsy which
prove that the Texas pauic had i.s origin so1ely
in the fears CT the slaveho!1ers, The Marshal
{Texas} H<pa6taean refers to the report that tho
man who Has arrested at CiarksViilo on susni
ciou OF having = hand in burning the town NJ
Henderson was hung On the roadside between
that place and Henderson, aud says:
Such ls not the case, as be i: COR in Mar
shall, alive end well, but somewhat tho worse
TOR wear. lie came into cur ot6ce On Monday.
aad ws we1e certainly startled at his appea-
auce- He has evidently suffered great d-ai.
According 10 bis onn account, he had been
working st Sulphur Springs, and had assisted
IN ront1sg cut m Abolt1on1s', .hon. the people
he weet to Cl4rkstii'e, and, ~ he supposas. lis
Abolitionisf, o.. some Of his friends, ~rote 10
the cit:@eus OF tEat place, implica.icr hin With
the burning 9! Henderson.
-Four or hTe men came upon him, whlta he
was a: york in Clazksrillc, se:.ed and bound
him, aud placed h;a in iu1. us could lean
that the5 had, to use their OWN phrsseolosy.
'ths deed wood Oh him. From ClasksT,lle hc
was conveyed to Paris. and fuall5 turned loose.
From Paris be stszted on foot to this place, but
his troubles were not GUIDED. for he had not pro-
oeeded ~, when be was overtaken By TWO men,
one 2as, Of hen h:!ing arope, wish .~hieh they
declared their intention to hang him GroHn
desperate, he cursed them, and iold them ths:
il hangiug him would be auy sat staction to
them. 10 carry their threat into execution.
ua states that these two men robbed him Of
the laat cent Of The remaining money he had,
{s61.50.) and took from him repeater which
was empty. We give these statements as We
received ihem- The mans name is J. u. Ptsra.
II he ia souud upon my thing We should supp,se
it was the niggef' QUESTION, being profes.ed1Y
Southern hse eater Several mon.hs ego be
informed us that be was = subscriber to the
Galveston Nsws, Rsohnoud Enquirer, and say
erai other journals Of simila1 politics. In Feb
rua1y lsst to forwarded Eve dollars by Us to tte
New Orleans D<ka, for two {ea1s subscription
to that paper. We know but little ab,nt biz
aAtecedenss, but from phAt We have seen Of him
Nc are not inclined to believe hicn dan percus
1An, and certainly not IN Aholitianist.''
, 1860-09-15
The Ntds for tho Pacific TELEGRAPH
Company

The Secretary Of the Treasury To-day opened
The bids for tbs construction aud uae By the
government Of Telegraph line to the Pacific.
The proposal of Hiram sibley, representing the
Western U3ion line, VAS in accordance With
tbs niaimun sum in the Mt Of Congress,
namely: e40,fC0 per anauu1, snd three dollsrd
for single despatch of ten words, with the
usual propor,ioua.e deduction upon dispatches
Of greater length. Thendo:e Adams, Of Harris
burg, p&,, bits {o9, 900 per annuna. for ten
1eafs; Orrille Cjark. cf Saudy Hill, n. T., and
J. II. Harmau, Of Detroit, $25, 900 for ten ears;
3. f. F.cklia, of st. Jcsepa, makes three
bids; the nrzt, $35.oao per aunum, for
ten Jeara; tie second, $4,000. and to trana.
xnd hatf for the arst ten words, with the
usual deduction On those Of greater 1eneth;
third, ~, 900, accompanied with proposition
to run pony express after the trst tve hun.
dred miies oi tbs line is finished, at the usual
telegraph rates, uatsl the line il 5eomp!eted-for
this however, the acs makes no provision.
Tie bid Of Ar. Sible., President OF tho West
ern Union Telegraph Company, represents the
interests Of the California companies, as we'll
- hts own. These parties are fully competent
TO build sde line, and Of cousge hare much
Ereafer peenniary interest tbsn any other par.
tles eau have, because it NJ ula connect with
4nd furnish business TO their present lines.
but they declare that They should loee MONEY
n1 building Il: flt Ia swxzded to them, it
mt M, b upon the ground Of inadequate respon-
a. T. IN opening Of tks bids, Ae4,rs. Sb1ey,
f4ekGn, JAnes 5. Graham aud 4. ". Bss. Tbs
lat named in coDnection with the placeryilo
aud 81 Joseph b'ds. Tho Socr4tsrY Of the
Yre4snry ~illpsobably make his decision shis
, 1860-09-15

The election in Maine seems to have effect
ua1ly doubled the De1h1sracy up. We quoted
the opinion ofthe New York Herald yesterday ::
aud to-day We have confirmation Of its words
il the language used by OCCASIONAL" /" the
Washington correspondent Of thu Philadelphia
{Foruey'k) Press. saJs lie:
The result of the Maine election is full OF pro-
ph<tic philosophy. 1t will inspire the Repnhli-
cans to renewed e1.rlions. 1t will in:o1icate
ment from this election that they will flstter
Themselves that theT can advance even upon
their present most advanced position. The Bep.
tembtr eltct,oa in Maine has been sort Of FORE
tuaa<r to t1< Rres;d<asia1 <l<c,irn.
Maine proves that Abraham Lneola will cer-
in the meantime, Mr. Breckiuf1lge shall with
draw himself from the is1d. and the FIRE esters
and the Qisunionists Of the South shall ground
their srmB, aud yield to Douglas and Johnson
It there had been no Breckenridge men in
Maine on Monday, there had been no complete
sweep the Ncrth, it sill ba The Hreckinridge
party who will contribute to The EepubIc4u
snccess. It follows, then, as the niEht follows
the DAY. that keeping Mejor Breckintldge ia tue
field 81 caudidate for the Presidency, is 10 &c.
cure the election Of Abraham Lincoln.
Correct three errors in the above, and il will
do very well. There is less Of Breckenridge
party in Maine than in Illinois; and every man
Of them voted Eor Smart the Douglas cardi-
date, and the whole Douglas ticket.
TIC have lcng teeu Of the opinion that Ar.
LINCOLN ought to be ordering his Inauguration
suit; and FonSEY, WHO is Occasional" seems
to think 30 too.
, 1860-09-15
FROM EGYPT.
9F2ad Turn Orr In U.npns Cxunfp--Rspub.
tf<aa Rtr<s Hurnfns. Hr.shtlu.

s@~" "" ss"k 81 wayne CHHHfp.~HfpMba
Heea RJr<s HnrnfnE Br.shtlu.
to,nssrord.ace ct IT, s71in.n.:d Jsusa.,.1
tA1Ri14ID, ILL.,. sept. Q, leso.
Those who thirk that 10 good thing c,n come
cut Of Nszareth, and that there are no Repuhli.
cAn soters in Egypt, would bave had their
minds disabused OF theae errors, had they been
present to Witness the grand turn CUT of the
cIf1z ana Of Wayne Couasy to-day, to welcome
ne Republican candidate for G1r ernor-uou.
Richard Yates. At IN early hour in the morn
ing. ths streets began to fill up with people
iron all parts OF the county.
The "yeomsnr1" Of the country. tbs men
With hoEest hearts and horny hands, essem-
bled to lieten to the doctrines OF the fsthers
Of the Republic, from 80 lips Of the peoples
favorlte. III 13 u. the procession WAS formed,
headed by the Fairfield Band. following which
'ss. nsfe iwo carr, containing thirty fanF young
ladies', cab with approprite aad beautiful deco
ratiops. notices., etc., long line Ct wagons
aod carriages with banners, asreamers, ETC.,
the Liberty Wide Amakes, mounted, aud num-
berlnR something Dear one hundred.
i noticeable feature in the Jeffersonrille dee
ga'lor, was team OF thirty -four yoke Of cattle
attached TO monster car, filed with ladies
reached the grove where tEe speechea were TO
be made st about r. II. The number in at
tendance at this time must hare been At least
three thousand.
~ aen'past two, the speaker, attended by Hon.
Joaa o.ney. Col. Lioegsr and others, took the
stand amid the acclamasons Of the people, snd
tor two hours aud half held them charmed br
the magic If Ii. eloquence. OF The speech Il
u unnecessary to say much, it Fas fully equal
10 Mr. ates' high reputation, and the freuuens
p'sud'ts Of his auditors. attest.d tier appreci-
at'on = Of its merits. He was followed By Col.
Aicegar 'o1 few moments, when the meeting
entertained by q display Of fireworks, q torch
llsht It procession anda speech from Mr. Sparks,
The Richland County Wide Awakes were in
attendance. and II ere Of great Efficiency in pre-
venting some drunken Democrats IRON distlrb-
Ing tho mee:irg. There nss IN evident plot
among tue Douglas men to break up the pro-
ee eeeed,sFa' ano, ous for the firm confse pursued
y, it would have been inevitably done. TbeY
succeeded, howerer, only in exhibiting their
base Intentions, ana in disgusting all decent
ecenity, :.
, 1860-09-15
The Ga1cSburE Douglas Meeting.
Correspondence Of tbe Press sad T,ibure.,

0A1zsnrso. H., Sept. Is, LEGO.
The statements with which tho 1,in.es aud
utran OF sour city has teemed during the Last
Tetk. IN reference to the Douglas gathering in
this city on The 5.h ins.., are mostly uuwarraut-
able exasserations aud downright ta'.ehoods.
Icstead Of there being 5000 torches in tie pro-
cess'on at evening", actual count by se7eralper-
sons made from 500 to SEQ onl5-the highest
honest count not exceeding the latter number.
About 200 teams only we're in the main process
slcn, ard abou! 1000 peraons-men, women AID
children. The statement Of the Tines and Her.
d that there were o5, 900 friends Of the no3.
Intervention principle in council" would sp-
p1oach ne.rer to the truth, if one figure to tic
left mere cut CT. Fire thousand would
be heeza! es!in.ase Of 1he Eumber Of Doug
las people-maie and female-present o. that
Occasion. There may have been 70 0 to 5000
people in the city, but persons qualified to
Judge knox that abou: half the number present
we're Republicans, attracted by curiosity to zee
tho meosgetio and hear w]lat the speakers
would sat for themselves and their cause. Our
peoFle ere athinking people, and ara always
ready to hesr both sides of question. The
result has been highly favorable to Republicaa
interests, fur euch drunken rowds,sm
AZ flied cur streets at night We had never
before Ti!nesaed; nor such stale, l.t and USE
less remarks as fell from the lips Of fps sakers
Allen, Dodge Of lows, end others. Republican
strength wss Confirmed, and bavs no doubt
Converts were nude to cur cause. Tbs Doug
las portion Of the crowd were largely from dis
tant points. Peoria and other stations on the
line Of the Peoria i Oquawka Rosd, sent large
delegations, being attracted BY the offer Of Il
Tree ride, ths cArs being chartered By Capt. /
Moss, OF Peoria~ Knox couu:r is oil right;
there are many Political changes, hut hare
heard of one only from Republicanism, and that
one we we're glud to spare from our ranks.
Larse numbers who hare alaa7s heretofore
voted the Democratic ticket will thia fall vote !
for Li:coln and Hamlin. Our usual Republican
minority will be largely increased. There a:e
plain facts, not coriectures. and can be substaa.
lated. Yours truly, O.u. t
, 1860-09-15
THE CAMPAIGN.
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
LET THE BALL R0LLI



le'Hespoadsree Of tho r'es' ard qr'osne.1
AMOR, Sept l., 1Esa
= Tho Republican rally ut thia placs yesterday
was decided SUCCESS. Dv some mistake, ,l4e
ne.f;rr ~ -. e... .rht;.b.d IN bc At
n:1 G ~. oee' Ats, .s, p1 =.
Di2on; nor indeed was the no'lce cofsccsea IN
sly Of the papera till seine three days hefore
tho dav APPOINTED; while in others the error
.r.. M carrect.d 4 iii From tbis f,ot It va,
=.
ieared by some that the demons1falloa Foalo
PROVE . partial faiIure. Bnt those who may
hare honed fur .uch A resu,t werr damned To .
-, ,:.---,-..-..
saa DISAPPOINTMENT !of NJ an carry nouf 4oao'
ed carriages from every direction cd1c pour1pg
fnto torr. nnd tba r .nrb,;cs1 ,;x.,,,nd.-
4ssp.D"sAA 'PouAues Aa'
noanced tne 1ecs, fhot the treemcn Of Lee couu.
II were extempprisiuv lsrRe estheriuo ia bear
III. Gallant and fsa,,.s.11.s;n- ,@n,-..-
,..er 49, 11'oJ' no"'
oef o' "'oe A"aKes snd The AmooJ md Dixon
bands rerein attendance to esoors the speakers
to the sand. which wa, rreoted i, n.st 1;t,,.
or.,. n.n-k, -. -. .-,,.,..-
6fo'o ne@s y. Aoe Ea@per asaenaolea 70 Eetr
nas not less than 1900. large proportion Of
HAom were voters. LoVtj3y spoke for TWO