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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-04-28
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prospect OF 40 Indian war. Twenty thou
sand Sioux are on the war path. Troop
are being buried to the front to meet th
crisis. Besides the Fifteenth and Seven
teenth regiment of infantry, ordered Il
Sioux City. the recruiting officer In Wash
ingtou s ordered to send every available
ecruit at once to Fort Leavenworth, Gen
Q raj Sherman, with several Of his staff. viii
leave next week on an inspecting tour
thr oueh Montana and the other Westera
Territories.
On Sunday Eve young japanese noble
men arrived in New York. They came 10
this country 10 bel educated at Princeton
College, and it is said that one Of them 10
. member Of the imperial family.
John W. Coon beat Frank Parker. In the
billiard match ct Chicago Tuesday morning
Coon made bis five hundred points when
Parker was four bupdred and ninety nine,
and won by one point, amid great excite
ment.
Eight hundred brick makers are on o
strike at Croton Landing. N. Y, against Q
reduction Of wages.
The Philadelphis and Mercantile Library
is hereafter to be kept open on Sunday.
10 debate 10 the Dominion Parliame ut
Tuesday, it was stated that all the volun-
teers would net be Withdrawn, 90 there wac
danger ahead.
The Chickasaw Jockey Club race meet
ing commenced Tuesday at Memphis.
The Auburn City IN. ~ National Bank
was robbed at noon Tuesday of S3l 900.
Trenton, N. j., is greatly excited over
the discovery Of twenty gold coins of vari-
Gus sizes, BY laborers excavatiug for abut-
ments Of bridge. One bears tbs date Of
l74l.
TIE new iron railroad bridge across the
Wabash river at Terre Hauts was complc.
ted Tuesday. Its $50 fee. long.
The food in tue upper Mississippi is rap
IDLY suoslding.
Letters Of administration have been
granted to the Oldest son of Arson Bhr-
lingame. The estate will not exceed $780,
900.
There was another demonstration of work
ingmen at San Francisco Tuesday.
The graves OF the Confederate dead at
Mobile we're decorated Tuesday.
The gas works at Virginia City, Nevada,
were burned Tue.duy. -----'~
Slight shocks Of earthquake have been
ielt in California and Nevada for few day
past.
Miss Mary Chick. oil Covington. KY, W as
terribly burned Tuesday night by the up
setting OF coal oil lamp.
A child was run over and killed by q To-
comotive In Cincinnati Tuesday.
The New York Legislature adjournep
sine die Tue day night
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A night or two since we noticed four
young girls going through the street smok-
ing their pipes with freedom that would
do credit to an inveterate smoker. The
woman's right question is looking up here
abouts. Susan b. aud Elizabeth &. would
no doubt add largely TO their ranks by pay
ing the oil regions visit.
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The elegant spectacle OF drunken Fif.
teenth Amendment of the female persua.
s'on was one Of the sights last evening"
T,s pas,a.e % jof the fifteenth amendmen,
ooes not seem to interfere at all with the
sale Of "benzine," or to keep the colored
pop ulstion from imbibiug 1t.
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To All whome IL may Concern.

As report has been industriously circn-
lated that employed underhandcd means
to obtain possession nf the building now
occupy, take this opportunity ofapprisi"e G
my friends and acquaintances that no
means were employed that any honorable
man need be ashamed Of The price suited
me and bought the building. Tba! was
all. Very truly Yours
April 23 At. JOHN J. FELTER.
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John L. Sawyers has besh appointed
Postmaster at Cass, Venaugo county, vice
Z. W. Pattsn. resigned. A postollics has
been established at Barkeville, Venango
county, and A. Hunsburger appoined post
master.
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CANTON BITTERs These celebrated Bit.
t're are recommended hy physicians as far
superior 10 any 10 use, They are pleasant
to the taste and contain medical Ingredients.
placing them a. the head of all bitters man
utactured. Try bottle. they are for sale
ut The Drug Store OF Grieffs Cros a23.tf
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Colonel John B.. Soutbmayd of Middle
town, ConnectiCut, who died lew days
since, was city sexton and undertaken for
hi'y'hve years, during which lime be buried
over twelve thousand persons, several
thousand more than the present population
Of the city. II
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The following exquisite hymn, written for
the occasion BY John G. Whittier; was sung
blythe choir OF Arlington Church, Boston,
during the funeral services over the remain .
OF the Hon. Anson Burl.ngame:
With silence only as their benediction
Gods angels come,
Where in the shadow Of great affliction
The soul sits dumb.
Yet would we say what every heart ap-
proveth,
Our Fathers will,
Calling to Him the dear ones whom be
lovetb,
In mercy still.
Not upon US or ours the solemn angel
Hath evil wrought,
The funeral anthem Is y glad evangel;
The good die not.
God calls our loved, but we love not wholly
What He. has given;
They live on earth in thoughts and deeds IS
Huly
As 10 His Heaven.
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A lady who writes long communication
to the St. Paul Press 10 opposition to female
claims for the BALLOT, and growing hotly
enthusiastic towards the close, breaks out
into parodic poetry, OF which the following
verse is specimen:
The ''vote" that all are praising
Is not the vote for me;
Its claims are so amazing,
I'd rather far be free.
But there's . vote in yonder crib,
A baby vote, clear, shrill aud glib
That vote is worth the raising,
And that's the vote for me!
Oh! that's tie vote for me!
To judge by the character OF the local
columns Of the Ch icago papers, the unso-
phis,ocated reader ::migbt easily get the
idea that the principal amusement OF q
large portion of its people is just now the
leaving of versyiO parties 1diminutive speci-
mems OF h. 1oOrs Of their
ueighbori' "0 vith them.
~, feb Som
The Allen will
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The drug store OF J. Il. CHRISTIE is being
renewed from Its old location to the new
store corner ofIFirst and Washington streets.
Wien completed the new store will be one
vi the finest in the oil region.
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All styles light harness. cheaper than the
Cheapest, made from Moffat's oak stock, and
warranted, at J r. Kron's.
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Cold is word which Codington Il Corn
well propose render obsolete. For modus
Operdndi call and see them. marchlOtt.
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The defense in the Mcfarland case have
concluded their testimony and rested. TIE
prosecution re.opened the case and Horace
Greeley was called as the iilst witness.
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Many Improvements 10 buildings are be-
ing made. We shall make . nste of them
in day or two.
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Buy the ''Red Hot" Saddle manufactured
In Titnsville expressly for the oil country.
adapted 10 all kinds of weather, at j. r
Krous. al2-tf
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New rigs continue to be put up on the
Dalzell Farm.
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Tomatoes Is cts per Can at Felter. Fenner
e. Co.'S a23-tf.
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The largest lot OF Birds, Canarias and
other species. ever brought to the oil regions
has just been received at NJ. S. Simmons.
a20.tf
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A factory at Csnestega. York county, was
destroyed BY Ere yesterday, Loss $50,
600.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-04-28

Ms'srs Magraus aud B. l.. Davis Of this
place, were out bunting yesterday, and kill
ed ,'6'rty-ons snipe. Petty good for one
IS shooting,
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-04-28

Tomatoes Is cts per can at FeltPr. Fenner
& Co.'s o2l-tL
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Fine assortment of Paper and Cloth Win
dow Shades aud Fixtures, just reed at
m8tf. GRIFFEs BROS.
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Muster JOHNNY BOOKER.

TIE bov phenomenon whoee remarkable agility
and activity in Gyninastics il only egualled by his
grace aud delterity in athletic sports
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| Sash. Glass, Doors, Putty &c. Large
stock very cheap at the Furniture Store.
| ml0-tf
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Tomatoes Is cts per can at Fellrr. Fenner
& Co. 8. a23tf
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Soda Water and Ice Cream att. W. Beat.
ty's.
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HOGLE and BURDEAU,

The Comical Acrobats, and artistic ezponents o
physical Developments.
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DICK SANDS.

The original Of all Clog Dancers, and whose pre-
eminent attitudes hnt never been reached by hs
many imtatOrs will appear the ring At each per.
forman:e In several Of his great sp.ciaties.
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One OF Two new derricks bay. recee
been Put up on the Central 'Pstraleuw3 :
iarm. ~
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Miss LOTTIE SHERIDAN.

An Accomplished American ilorsewon,an, whose
BEAUTY Of form and face is typical Of AMERICAN
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Soda Water and Ice Cream At j. W. Beat
tyA ap27-If.
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The BENsLEY BR1THERs

Who are well known rs artists of ability. al
whose terrific flights in mid air are accomplish,
with greatest ease and utmost safety.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-04-28

Soda Water and Ice Cream at J. W. Beat
ty's.
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THE PYRAMIDS of splendid coal over at
Codtngton & Cornwelrs yard are perfectly
Ia ,nlerful. marchl0H.
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Fine assortment Of wall paper at Critics
Rroo
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Allen will

As. Smiths large ste1E Of boots I
a oes is offered at cos! for the next ~ d
Dec 3 If.
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The Comic Mules,
UNCLE SAM and SHO@ FLY,

viii be introeu, ed by the Doctor in person at
each performance
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Soda Water and Ice Cream at j. W. Beat
,y's.
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Business VI all kinds opens up lively this
priDg.
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JOHN SAUNDERS,

Ihe Great Equestrian Scenic Artist and principal
Rider, who in Addison, challenges the world 10
produce man 10 compete with him for the sum o
toooo, and The title Of Champion Leaper Of Crca
ton.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-04-28

DR.. Jas. L. Thayer takes pirti 'ular pride In be ]
able to announce engagement with no iess pc
son than the &C lebrated New York Coniqne,
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-04-28

Jnst received a large and well assorted
stock OF shelf hardware at j. Rutheriord's.
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VIII exhibit at

~ Petroleum Centre. FRIDAY and -a'nT-
day, May l3,n aud lAtb; Rousevillc' Mons
day, May 10th; Oil City. TUESDAY "S@
Wednesday, May l7th and 18th.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-04-28

Tomatoes Is cts per can at Felter. Fenner
Il Co.'s. a23.tf.
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Mr.. BILLY PASTOR

chose innumberable successful performances ir 4
the leading theatres Of Europe and America, H.
made his name household word
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A Large Corps Of Auxiliaries,

Who will take part In the performances, are to'
numerous to mcn'iOn, but will DO io.nd 10 posse,
talent ol hign order.
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A Stud of Beautiful Ring Horses,

Selected regardless of expense for peculiar ftnes:
These horses are all yourg, having been broker
during the past wiuter by DR. JAS Il hayer' wht
is determined to have ever thing new this season.
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Remember that this Circus is Ire bo-t on earl,
and that Dr James l.. Tha e., who viii positively
appear, gu rai'ees ptrforn.srce az oul ficr 'A-
ceence, and the greatest satisfaction 10 ali.
The procession will lake place On the day o. cH
hihlIon ut 10 A. NJ, led b. the new, masnlhc ~
Baud Chariot, made by Fielding Bros, hrw io''9
and containing
ADOLPH NICHOLL'S Crl EZRA -
NEW YORK CORN Er BASN,
Don't forget day and date, aud rcmemoer We
Boss IL coming.
Adm ssiou, so cts. Children unGcr 10, . 'is.
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MIR. WM. NAYLGR.

An American Horseman who ha- appeared with t,,e
greatest su Cess IN all quarcrs Of the Globe Es
miliar to lame as the "iZsFa Hurscman ard Ih.
best baic Back Hurdle Ride in the known " orld
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Mons. LEON GIAvELAI,

With his TouDe Of Performing Dogs, an:one
which will BE- found the ceeLr ted Cahincs Dirl
anu Da:h, whose performance is Indeed m,rveo.,
in t.is country. -N'
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PIONEER, April 9th, 1870.
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The Beautiful Lady Equestrian. direct from iii,
Cirque Napoleon Paris, and the Imperial Amuh,
theatre, ~. Peisrsbnrg pupil of the celebrated
henlz, who Is world reno own.d the greatest Euro
pean Equestrian Director OF the age.
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TOM BARRY

Merry England,s Favorite Clown" whose late src.
cessfu debut at Lnis Nav YORK Circps Al, ~,
the lublic, aud astonished ard cleo r. ird ,h AM
lean fra erliy, VINO have acknow ledr d hi. snns,;
ority and apptlated Lin the isnniest man in
ChrisienGonl.n '-"N ia
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sir liberal pat .ge
q byst efforts to ,.erit
, Marsh III.
The New York herald., 1870-10-15
AMERICAN JOCKEY CLUG.

This is The last day OF the autumn meeting Of the
American Jockey Club at Jerome Park, and the
various races on the programme warrant US In
stating that the running which will come or will
excel that of any OF the previous days Of the meet
ing. There are six events announced, the first
being the sweepstakes for two-year-olds, one mile
and an eighth The stables OF Messrs Withers, Lit
tell, r. MorrIs and Dennison 4 Crawford Will put
forth their best representatives.
The second race will be for the Lambard Stakes
for three .year-olds, which will be worth TO the
winner over SlOO 900. The best hree-year-0lds IN
the stables OF Messrs. Belmont, f. Morris, McC0r-
mick 4 Prge and Captain Moore Will be brought
out to contend for this prize. The distance Is TWO
miles,
The third aace la free handicap sweepstakes, one
mile and tnree-quarters aud for this Sanford with
Maryland, with 81 pounds; Flash OF lightning, with
Sc pounds and Corscan, with liz pounds, Will con-
tend -.
The fourth race will be selling sweepstakes for
two years old, three quarters 0i nile, lii which ID:
ID. Withers and Babon u Holland WILL run some Oh
toer best youngsters
The nth race Is sweepstakes for three years old,
one mile and quarter. Saaria, Thought anu
uiarity are entered and will make pretty race.
The sixth race will be q stecpe chase, over the
regular siecpe chase grounGs, the distance being
Malone and Eminonce VIII Sc the contestants.
We are requested 10 sta % that the autumn meeting
OF the American Jockey Club Will close with cotl.
Ion at the Club House, Jerome Park at half-past ave
| O'Clock. Members Of the club are invited 70 uar'
tlclp0to,
The New York herald., 1870-10-15
SPAIN AND PORTUGAL,

The Political Situation Getting Worse-PrIms'
KUlinG-The King of Portugal Daily Grow
ing in UnpOpnarty - Spnnish Intrigue
Working Out.
LONDON, Oct IA, 1870.
A Madrid correspondent writing the 10th,
says-The political situation in Spain is daily grow
ing the reopening OF the Cortes approaches.
The different parties expresses an anxious
desire to put an end to the personal
government OF Prim, whose overtures, made by let
ters, to form Ministry OF cOnclliation, met with
the same fate his proposition accord the attrl-
butes OF the executive power to the regent
The news from Portugal continues to be bad.
Qad. The King is daily falling into greater disfavor
with the Portuguese. Commissioners have arrived
inco0atto at Madrid and have frequent conferences
with Prm. The lntrigues of Spanish dlplomatists
are already producing their fruits In Portugal. The
unfortunate King has entirely lost all moral ascend
ancy.
Grave accusations are made against Figuerda, the
Spanish Minister OF Finance, IN reference to Illegal
loInS
The Regent reviewed 10000 troops in Madrid on
the 8th.
The New York herald., 1870-10-15
CLEARED.


q Dale. vi ' oNAA
Steamship Virginia tBr, Andrews, London-C Franck.
Steamship Ashland. Beckett, Charieston--w p Clyde 4
Steamship Black Diamond, Meredith Wilmington Dcl-A
Steamship " Fairchild Tut, Philadelphia N
Briggs
Steamship Comstock Drake, Philadelphia 4 N
Briggs "
Steamship Sinners, Davis, Philadelpha-James Hand
Ship MaSdacnc Henke Bremen-C Luling 4 Co
Ship Dragon, McCcmon London -Grnneli Minturn 4 Co
snip Emerald Isle, Blowers LDndonTap psco Bros Il Co.
ship ,ilenhaven, Evans. Bristol-E Morgan 4 Co.
Ship Bolivia (Br), Mercer Dubn-ArgyIe h Tufts.
Il Bockmann
Bark Comwais, Allen, Cork Falmouth FOR orders-HJ
De Wof Co.
brig Assuncion span) De Arana Cienfuegos-Rubiera&
Co.
Brig Annie Seymour tBr,, Cooper, Hamilton Ber-Jones
Brig American Union, Collins Pernambuco and Bolivia
A Abbott
Brig sarah Kennedy, Duncan. Aspinwal-N G Yates l.
PorterJeld.
Brig Nj Vernon, Kest Philadeiphia-wm Chalmers
Schr Iryphcna, Gardner, st kits and Antigua uaJones
Lough
Schr Dauntcss, Coonbs, Demerara- Miller & Houghton
Scir Freedom (Br), Clare Haiilax-Crandal Bertaux &
Co.
schr Portland. Nilsson, winisor-J A Horsey.
Thomas.
Schr Ruth II Baker, Loncrg Chareston-Evans Ban Co.
Schr Aitie Greenwood Godfrey, Wilmington Bal
Go.
schr Iermeia, Emery. wanks Rlver--Bre,t, Son & Co.
Soop NcnfchuS, Young, aew Hayen-kockett & Bro.
Soop Sophia. Hart, New Haven-RacEett & Bro.
steamer Sarah, jones, Phliiepha
Steamer Louise Moore, Salyear, Newborn.
The New York herald., 1870-10-15
A Murderer SENTENCED.

LITTLE VALLEY, N. Y, Oct IA, 1870.
Daniel c. Burdick was sentenced today to be
hanged on the 25n OF November next for the murder
Of Henry II. Baker. colored, In 0iean in October,
1862.
On being asked by the Court whether he had any
thing to say why the sentence Of death should not
he pronounced upon him, he replied that he was
satisfied with the efforts OF his cousel and with
Jury but was surprised at the verdict. He said tnat
he killed the negro In seisdeence and without mai.
ice and only Intended to wound him In order to
get loose from him when ne fire the fatal shot.
The trial OF Charles Smith Tor the murder OF his
wife in June last has been put over To the jan
nary term OF the Court or oyer and Terminer, on
the motion Of the District Attorney, Dr. Gray, OF
Utica having pronounced him insane.
The New York herald., 1870-10-15

Adjourned Couuty Conventiou or the Yo~ug
Dcmocracy-ComplctiOn Of tho County
Ticket.
Tho adjourned Convention OF the Young Demo
cracy, at Apollo Hall, last evening, was small In
point OF numbers 1t was near nine O'Clock before
the Convention began. Very few OF the supposed
leaders were present. Sheriff O'Brien and Judge
Ledwth were conspicuous by their absence. Judge
Barrett In opening the proceedings referred TO the
spirit OF harmony which hac characterized the pre-
vlous meeting. Congressman Fox then proposed
the following nominations for county ollcers:-
Conptrouer-J. Nelson Tappen, or the Twenty
first ward.
ShertD-Josiah W. Brown. OF The Fifteenth ward.
county CtefE-Ernest CCniadis, oil the Eighteenth
ward.
Corone,s-Dr. Thomas G. Knox, OF the Ninth
ward; Cornelius Flynn, OF the First ward; Dr.
August h7gnann, OF the Eleven II ward.
eulogtstlc or the nominations 30 lar made by the
Young Democracy. He denounced the Tammany
Hall party for Strengthening themselves by amt
ating with and appointing republicans To imp0r-
tant offices. After this speech the Convention ad-
jOurned
After the Convention an angry discussion arose
outside OF Apollo Hall III regard to the
conduct Of the Young Democracy of the
Twelfth, Eighteenth and Twenty-hrst wards
IN supporting Fernando Wood, the Tam
many nominee for Congress. High words were
banded about, not only III reference to this matter,
but to what according TO the allegations OF many
present. was the evident withdrawal OF Sheriff
O'Brlen's support to the nominations made SO far
by the Young Democracy.