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THE OHIO ELECTION CARRIED RT
FRAUD,

The fraud by which the Public P,uuerels
carried the Ohio Elections are being fully ex-
ros d. The home and soldiers vote united
made a total of 479,257 The population
Of the State in $50 WAS 1888. .50s. Count.
i,g one vote to each sic Of the population,
and the whole vote of the State is $50 933
the vote Of this year showing an increase
over the census rule Of calculation Of 50.
524. Lass year the vote was 3630S7, ber g
26,846 less than the vote according to the
census rule of calculation, which, as before
remarked is one voter TO each six of the
population. Tho vote this year is one to
each four and three fourth. Of the popua-
ton. These figures conclusivey show that
fraudulent votes to the number Of at least
10000 were cast By tho Punderors in
Ohio.
That the party in power are UNANIMOUSLY
inscriptions. it is only necessary to state
that in Cincinnati, Dayton, Columbus and
Cleveland, ever one hnndred females are
now under arrest for dressing themselves i'll
mems apparel, and voting the Plunderers
ticket. The evidence is clear and conclusive
against all under arrest, and it is believed
that many more will ere long be found out
We pity the deceived and deludpd women,
and hope that the men who prompted them
to the commission Of crime may be discnv
cred and punished to the full extent of III
law. Democratic Press
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Alamcda-W. W. Crane, Jr.
Amador-*R. Burnell.
Butte and Plumas-.R. G. Gaskill apdPY
Smith
Caaverns Joseph Shepard and W. II. Leonard
Cousa and Tehama-J. Il. Rush.
Contra Costa and Marin-'C. Z. Porter.
Del Norte, Humboldt and Kamath-tS p
Wright.
ri Dorado-A.C c. Henry and f. L. Maddur
| Fresno and Tulare-tJ. w. Freeman.
| Lake. Napa and Mendocino- Chancellor HAT.
| Los Angeles-H. Hamilton.
| Marpos,,, Mcrcedand Stanslaus-W. s. Mon,.
gomery.
Mono and Tuolumne-G George s. Evans audJ
w. Haskin.
| Monterey and Santa Cruz-W. Y. Loyett
| Nevada Joseph Kutz and E. w Roberts.
Placer John Yule and James T.. Hale.
| San Francsco-Jamcs Mem. Shaitcr. J. r.
Rcdington. I'll. l.. Dodge, J.P. Buckley Horace,
Hawes Joint Senator with San Matco)
Sacramento-E. Hcacock and J. E. Benton.
San Joaquin tSamucl Meyers.
San BcrnardinO and San Dego-M. C. Tutts.
San Luis Obspo and Santa Barbara-J. Y.Cos.
Santa Clara-W. S. McMurtry.
Shasta and Trnity-John P. Jones.
Serra-J. w. Moyle.
Sskiyou-L. NJ, Fouke
Solano and Yolo-J. Z. Hail.
SOnOmu- George PeuTcc.
Yuba and Sutter 'Lewis Cunningham aud FC.
S. Ilaswcll.
Members of the last Senate.
members of the last Assembly,
ASSEMBLY.
Alameda Thomas Scott and As, Walker.
Amador-A. G. Brown and W. b. Ludlow.
Butte--Georgc Sumner aud A. e. Bufum.
Calaveras-S N. Parker, l.. Lansdon and B.
Dyer
Contra Costa--tT. J. Wright.
Cousa and Tehama--S.o Jennison.
Del Nortc and Klamath-R p. Hurst
Ell Dorldo-T. Fraser z. Tearc, +. A. Dow and
J. S. Campbell.
Fresno--tJ. N. Walker.
Humboldt--A. Wiley.
Lake and Napa--W b. II. Dod.on.
Los Angeles--tE E. j. c. Kewen and J. Sepu
peda.
Marn-S. johnson.
Mariposa--tJ. W. Wilcox.
Mendocino--D. Wilsey.
Mcrced and Stanislaus- w. l.. Dickinson.
Mono and Tuolumne-t Frederick Lux, 0ta
Perrin and E. +. Mitchell.
Monterrey -Estcvcn Castro.
Nevada--tW. H. Sears, IL. W. Rule, is. Martin
and A. a. Smith.
Placer--M. G. Winchester, j. d. Pratt. and Z.
H. Snyder.
Pumas--R. A. Clark.
Sacramento--Francs Tukey J. p Rhodes W.
B. Hunt, Alex. Badam. Jr., and J. r. Watson.
San FranciscoGcorgc J. Brooks, James Bow.
man. c. f. Mebius, Charles Clayton, Nathaniel
Gray. John Lynch J. S. Hitlel, Henry Dutlon
| T. W. Mcclellan, Thomas Campbell, Joseph
| Wood and j. W. Cherry.
| San Joaquin--E. H. Allen and J. E. Perley.
Santa Clara,-tJ. j. Owen, VIM. Erkson and H.
D. Van Schaick.
Sonoma--O. II. Long, NJ. Whalan, andL
Smith,
Sskiyou--R. c. Scott and s. L. I.itchfeld
Serra--R s. Weston and s. II. Alley.
San Bernardno--Van Leuvcn
San Diego--Xcndrick.
San Luis Obispo and Santa Barbara Ramon
J. Hill.
Santa Cruz--A. Devoe.
Shasta-J. N. Chapel.
San Mateo-A. +. Green
SoanO--Milon Wusson.
Sutter--M. Boulwarc.
Trinity--tM. W. Pcrsonette.
Tulare--S. G. Brown.
Yolo-D. llartsough.
Yuba--tO. +. Rcdlicld. L. Hubbard and J. H.
Bcaman.
members of last Assembly.
REHABILITATION.
-TA'o''''o' -. .......''''''"
10 Democratic. ....... ..........
AssemDly-Ab Abolition. ...... .........'
do Democratic .......
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SAN FRANCISCO.
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Law of Newspapers.
!. Subscribers who do not give express no'D'
to the contrary, are considered as wishing 10 Gull
tinue the subscription. .a
@ If subscribers wish their papers dscon'no,ueJi III
publishers may continue to send them Until -
charges are paid ...;,
8. If subscribers neglect or refuse to take 'nsm
sent, they are held responsible until they settle
their bill and give due notice to dlscon''uD'
them.
4. If subscribers move to other place wl'noatt noat
Informing the publisher, and the paper er.i. 'v
TO the former direction, they are held respo"i
ble Notice should always be given OF renlUt rl;uc 70
8. The Courts have decided, that reIoslns ssnl
take paper from the Office, or removln;ss. ;ss.res
leaving II uncalled for, is primo Joe~ e'''''
OF intentional fraud
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Coughs, Colds, T1aGWenZa, FIonrseness,
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OF the Disease.
This is remedy universally known to surpass any
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Few are he communities, families. among them
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County Officers:

County Officers:
Oouhty ouu Sc......... d. re'iu"
So"i'y Olcih.. n. NUM-
Sherlif. ................. ...... Henry Goodos
- - ~"''i ei i.......'.. ........... u. M. ~" 49,
Recorder. w. II. Patton
district Attorney. y................Jo 10 hamil'op
P"blic Administrator. ...... Charles Il faimcs
Surveyor. C. W. Finley
Superintendent OF Com. Schools. "A. II. GoodrNa
District Court.
B. F. Myres Judge Meets on the second mon,
day in January, April and July, aud the 'n't3
Monday in October.
County Court and Court of Sessions.
II. Fellows, Judge. Meets the fourth Mona,y
in January and May, and the second Monday !"
September
Probate Court.
Meets on the fourth Monday in each MONTH
Supervisors.
District No. -. James R. Rogers
District No. 2 - D. W. Madden
District No. 3...... Michael Fannoa
.ng- The Board meets the first Monday in fep
ruary, May, August and November.
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The Democratic State Convention passed the
following resolutions unanimously and they stand
as lhc creed OF the United Democracy of Cali
formal
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State Officers Of California.

Governor. .................L Leland STANFORD
Lieutenant Governor. .......J ChM
Secretary OF State. a. H, II Tn..,''
Controller. .................G. r, Warr.s
lreasuTer .'''.... X, pacho..
Attorney General. l.................F. N. pixisoO
Clerk Of the Supreme Court. IF. F. Fs.sv!
Surveyor General.... ..........J. F, Hopob,ssss
Superintendent Of Public Instruction J. p. Sw...
State frlnter. ...'.... .............B. p Ava.
Adjutant General. al............... VIM. G. K;htv.
State Librarian. an..............W. G, Strottas
United States Senators-James McDougal and
John Conness. e"O
Representatives in Congress-J. F. Hivbv r
B. Shannon, and Cornelius Cole. \
Judges of the Supreme Court-W. W. co,.
E. B. Crocker, and Edward Norton, WV
Clerk of Supreme COURT. F. Fargo.
Reporter--C. J. liillyer.
The Court meets in Sacramento, on ths A..
Monday in January, April, July and October.
The State Senate is composed of 40 meml.,..
and the Assembly Of so members.
Senator's from Placer County-James E. Hal.
and John Yule.
Asscmblymen-J. D. Pratt, N. c. Winchester
and A. IL. Snyder.
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Payment always in advance and all papers will
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Important to the Afflicted.

DR. DOW continues to be consulted Mt his office,
Nos 7 and Endicott Street, Boston, on all dseas-
es of PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATURE. BY
a long course of study and practical experience OF
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vcnereal and impure blood, lmpotency, Scroiula,
GonOrrhGa, Ulcers, pains and distress In the no
gions of procreation, inflammation OF the Bladder
and Kidneys liydrocee ,Abcesses, llumors, Fright
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become as harmless rs the simplest ailings OF q
child. SEMINAL WEAKNESS. DR.. ID. deyOtcs
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cases caused by secret and solitary habit, which
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Patients who wish to remain under DR.. Dow's
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THE EARLY PHYSICAL DEGENERACY
PEOPLE

JUST PUBLISHED by DIR. STONE,
Physician to tho Troy Lung and HYGIENE Instltutc
Treatise on the Causes Of Early Physical Decline
Of American People the Causes of Nervous
Debility, Consumption aud Marasmus.
This WORK is one ofhiJh moral tone, rrittsn In
l. ehasfe yet hriLiag language, appeals directly 10
fhs moral consciousness of ALL PARENTS and
Guardians especially, detailing scientific and reliable
IL will be sent by mail on receipt of two @ cent
~ Parents and Guardians Young Men and
Ladies fail not to send and get this book
4 pord of Solemn Conscientious ddrice TO those 1ho
wHre7ecf.
A class OF maladics prevail to q fearful extent In
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sexes annually, 10 an early grave Those diseases
are very impericctly understood. Their external
q %sn
and consumption OF the whole body, shortncss OF
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fight Of stairs great galpSSSOn of tS heart
the hands and limbs aversion to society and to bu
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DRY, dizziness OF head, Neuralgia Pain In various
bago, Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Irrcsuarlty of tho
Bowels derangcd sections of the Kidneys aud other
glands or the body, rs LeucorrhGa or Flcur Albus,
49, rirulena diseases IN Dot, d n Nry anS sSaaS
Now. In ninety mine cases out OF every ono hund
rcd, all the abovenamed disorders, and a host OF
others not named, rs consumption OF the Lungs
and that most nsidlousa and willy form OF Consump-
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cnterca have their seat and origin In diseases Of
the Pelvic Visccra. Hence the want OF success OF
the old school practice In treating symptoms only.
Dr. Andrew Stone. Physician 70 the Troy Lung
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ing this class OF modern maladics with the most as
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Consumption, Catarrh and diseases OF tho throat
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The attending physician will be found Mt the In
stitution, for consultation, from A. Nj to of. NJ.
Of each day. Sunday, In the forenoon.
Address DIR. ANDREW STONE
Physician totho Troy Lung and lly:ienic insti'
tutc, and Physician for Diseases OF tho Heart,
Throat aud Lungs, % fiilh street, Troy, MY iyo
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Certain Care iM alt Cases.
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DR. Dow Is consulted daily. from "a. NJ. to s r. N.
ms above, upon all difficult and chronic diseases OF
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P.S. DR. Dow imports and has tor sale n new
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ROston. ADril 1863. lylS
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How TO HAVE Coon Luck IN Soar MAKING.
BE sure your lyc is strong enough to we'll
bear up an egg. Put your grease, (about
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ly hot, begin stirring in your I've slowly, not
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with lye. and mover takes more than lew
hours boiling.
DrscouRA0iSG.-Somehow editors can new
or be ayoritcs. When there is anything "up"
they can hardly DO tolerated. and when
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offered up for their absence. A country
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Ind. and had all her fnery mussed and dirt
ed, and lay for some time inscnsible. Her
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was: 81 hope there arc no editors in sight"
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cart of playing violin requires tho incest
perception, and the most sensibility Of any
art In the known world" Upon which an
editor comments in tho following manner -
"The art Of publishing q newspaper, and
making Il pay. and ut the same time making
itplcase everybody, beats fddling higher than
q kite" ~
A coquette may DO compared to finder,
which catches sparks but does not always
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT
TO FEMALES IN DELICATE HEALTH.

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boarding accommodations for patients who may
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ment
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attention to an Office practice, for the cure OF FRI
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Hel,,,boId,s Rose Wash.


An excellent Lotion for Diseases of Syphil-
itic nature. and as an injection in Diseases OF
the Urinary Organs, arising from habits of dis
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commended.
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For medical properties Of BUcHU, SEQ DISPENSE
See Professor DEWEES' valuable works on the
Practice OF Physic.
Sec remarks made by the late celebrated DR..
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Ell, n celebrated Physician, and Member of the
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nodrp.
MY DARLING.
ALICE CARY,

yvh.n night has cast tho moon In tho sea,
And All Is dark rs dark can be,
.,ast tho moon In tho sea, like ring
WhIeh lady out OF her window might ding
To her watching lover below
There shlneth little light, sweet and clear.
And say she Is coming. my darling Is near
know ID Is she, for the step hear
Is rs son rs snow on snow.
swcetiy 10 shineth. again and agalnj
In all my sorrow, through all my paini
Asleep when alone with my dreams lie,
In tn street with the great crowd sweeping by
And I say TO my sad soul, waitl
II our love DO not the blacklist OF lies,
IN Christ ever summoned the dead 20 rise,
And II any heaven DO built In the skies,
She Is there at the golden gate!
She Is waiting me there, for she could not die
4 can think OF the great Sea shriyclling dry
Of the Spring without her royal rose
or the day without Its dawn or Its closes
or all that Is good and fair,
Worn and wasted out OF It's place.
Rnt when have risen DER time and space,
4 and me nearer TO God and Ills giace,
And my darling with me there.
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BE WISE IN TIME.
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WANTED.

S00 CORDS OF White, Yellow and Red OAK
JUV Round Wood, 10 he sawed Is inches In length,
Tree from largo knots and not less than inches In
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Also, wanted 10000 OF good rived OAK SLAVES,
~ inches long and inch thick.
Also, wanted rs above. iOon0n Sa,rei Sfarss.
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