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The Morning herald., 1876-02-28
O,sr Miniature Poster.

Go to O'Connor, No. East Third street.
over Dubells Hat Store. He makes sty
ljsh and Well-fitting suit Of clothes at coll
siderable per cent. cheaper than any other
tailor in the city.
"Sbe ia perfect Amazon" said pupil
in one of our schools, his teacher, to a
companion. eyes" said the other, who
was better versed in geography than MS
tory, 81 noticed that she had very large
mouth"
A Young fellow in western town was
fined $40 for kissing a girl against her WIZ
and the following day the damsel sent MN
the amount Of the fine, with note saying
that the next time he kissed her ne must
be less rough about it, and be careful 10 90
it when her father was not about.
All kinds of furniture for sale at Adair's,
Fourth and King streets.
Mcbride, No. 72S Market street, can suit
all in carpets, oil cloths and window shaoes'
The scholars in Chinese school never
put bent pins on each others seat. lhey
are not civilized enough for that. But
when one of them shuts the lid OF his oesk
down on the pig tail of the boy next to him
the owner Of the queue INDUCES IN soihs
frlght1ul tea-poA lang uase "hei' ''o ''''
to rise from his seat.
For pair of white kid slippers, for pals
or parties, go to Fennessey's No. vi Mar
ket street.
"Beniamin, shouted Mrs. Toodles to hel
husband, who was going out of the gate,
"bring me u five cents worth OF snuo
when YOU CT .9e." "Snuff? Mrs. Toodles
snuff?' he cj ula,ed, as he paused with Mi
hand on the latch; "No, no, Mrs. Toodles
the times are too hard to admit OF such ex-
travagance. You must tickle your most
with a straw when you want to sneeze.
The Morning herald., 1876-02-28
Religious.

For the past four weeks, religious re-
yival has been going on at the Second Bap'
tist Church, Fourth and French streets
During this revival there have been bap,
tized ninety-seven persons, twsnty-three OF
whom were baptized last evening. Attel
the regular service in the church, prayer
meeting was held in the Sunday Schoo
room, which was crowded, and eight mor'
persons announced themselves as candi
dates for baptism on next Sunday evening
The revival opens on it's fifth week tonight
There ere also large number immersed
at the Delaware Avenue Baptist Church.
The Morning herald., 1876-02-28
MAMMOTH GOLlAH INDIAN corn.

We planted last spring on Long Island, q
small quanty (Which we obtained with
great difficulty Of this Gigantic and a. yet
very rare variety Of Indian Corn. In Sep
tember, by actual measurement, u large
majority of the stalks stood from ~ to /.
feet in height. land still growing, with from
two to five enormous Ears of Corn growing
on almost every stalk.
The yield was at the rate of 200 bushels of
ear corn per acre. while the fodder crop
was immense and of fine quality.
We could have sold the entire crop, for a
large price, to New York Scotsman. but
declined to do so, preferring to keep the
crop for the accommodation of our nume.
| rous country patrons.whO will find it large
| ly to to their interests to secure at least a
small selection of this rare variety for tho
coming spring planting. Live Agricultur-
lists, who believe in "PlOughing' with small
Plough, [Cultivators are poor things both
ways between the rows, followed by a Judi
ciOus use Oft the hoe, will be astounded by
the result following. We will send by mali
to any address ONE package on receipt of 80
cents and two three cent stamps, or THREE
packages on receipt of 81. 90 and two three
cent stamps. 10 agents $500 per dozen and
three cent stamps.
AN-Our supply Is limited. Parties desir-
ing to secure either OF the above rare seeds.
should not delay their orders. All seed
sold by us warranted fresh and to germin-
ate. No goods sent g. 0. d. Cash must ac-
company all orders. For either of above
seeds address
FELIX CLARE 4 Co.,
1e2s'6n XA East llath st., New York.
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A Terrible Mine ExplOStOn.

PorTsvILLE, Feb. 27.-Last night at 6
o'clock, miner named Robert Evans was
killed by an explosion at Brookside colliery
schuylkill county. He was drilling hole
for blast. and the shot did not 60 off, wher
he returned to relight the fuse. Just as 1T
got to the place the charge exploded mahs
ling him in a horrible manner. He llvet
only fifteen minutes.
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AMVSEM ENTS.
Miss Charlotte Thompson.


The appearance of Miss Charlotte Thomp-
At the Grand Opera House on SATURDAY
night as "Pauiine " in the Lady OF
LYONS" was greeted by large and fashlona-
bic audience. In this as in all other roles
that Miss Thompson assumes, she gave
faithful impersonation, but in this particular
character, she is most especially fitted, pos
sessing face of pleasing beauty, voice
that answers readily to the changes OF the
passions, soft and winning in love and tow
ering and commanding in rage. Thus MISS
Thompson was perfectly adapted with her
versatility and painstaking acting to give
to the people of Wilmington a faithful
representation of the character. The sup
port was good with one or two exceptions
which might have been considerably I'm
proved.
SHERIDAN AND MACK.
On Wednesday evening next this excel,
lent combination will appear at the Grano
Opera House, The array of stars that are
offered have been selected with care, ano
considering the judicious management theI
are under, there is every reason to beiieV'
that they will give the people OF Whining
ton first-class entertainment.
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~ WE SOLICIT PATRoNAGE.7
ON NJ T T Z E.

Mrs. A. D. Warner, Mrs: DR.: L. Kittingel
Mrs. Joseph L. Jackson, Mrs. D. w: Taylor
Mrs. Charles Burton, Mrs. William T
Webb, Mrs. Jonathan Taylor, Miss Sue "
Richardson, Miss Belle P. sellers, Miss Su
Rowland Miss Mary A. Pusey, Miss Mao
gle Hilles.
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INSU RANCE.
INSURE
. DELAW ARE STATE
II. & M.
INSURANCE COMPANY


DELAWARE.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS FOR 1876:
Col. James b. Henry, President, Delaware
John +. Hudson, Capitalis,; st. Georges,
D. K. Mcclure, Capitalist. Short Manitu,P
DR., ]. T. Hammond, NJ. D., Berlin, Md.
Rudolph Humphreys, Lumberman, Sails
John i. Long, Merchant, Frank ford, Del.
George A. Jones Civil Engineer, George
town. Del.
d. W, Moore, Capitalist, Laurel, Del.
Col. j. B. Ford, Capitalist, COndord, De!
VIM. F. Sharp, Merchant, H&rringtnn Del.
Eli Hollister, Insurance, Delaware CITY. =,
II. Chas Ulman, Prest. U. S. Law Asso. ~
Y. City.
Capt. Benz. stokley, Farmer, seaford, Del.
Reynear Williams. Merchant, Milford: Del.
Hiram W. McColley, Capitalist, Milford,
John NJ. Dale, Capitalist, Whaleyville, Nd.
D. J. Minich, Insurance, SeafOrd, Del.
Wm Dyer, Merchant, Dover, Del.
James NJ. Sellers, r. R. Contractor, Phila-
delphia, Pa.
John M. Pomeroy, Editor, Chambersburg,
r. W. Cannon, Merchant, Brdgeyille, Del.
VIM: H. Marphy. Manufacturer, Farming
Chas. H. Maull, Merchant, Lewes, Del.
James H. Myers, Insurance, Delaware CITY
JAMES b. HENRY, Pres.
JAMES H. MYERS, Sec'y and Treas.
decl4-6m
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WINES Il LIQUORS.

IN STORE THE FOLLOWING -
WHISK les:
Aannlsville Pure Rye, 1873.
A. Overholt & Co.'S Pure Rye, lS1l-7s'7p.
HYATT a. Clark lSherwoOd) Pure Rye, ,As'.
W. 4 W. IIXL) Rye and Malt, 1863.
Having stored the above Whiskles pric
20 Lhe Increase OF tax, they will be sc:'
without any advance in price.
FRANCIS KELLY,
No. lO3 Market ST.
-
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TO
G A r DE ERS
A ND
A G RICU LIT y RISTS!

EMPEROR WILLIAM" CABBAGE,
The best, largest, hardest and most pro-
ftable variety of Winter Cabbage known
in Europe, and imported to this country
exclusively by us last spring. where, with
the most ordinary cultivation, it f1oul ishes
astonishingly. attaining an enormous size
and selling in the market al prices most
gratifying 10 the producer. In transplant
ing, great care should be used. to give suffi
cient space for growth. Solid heads, the
size of the mouth of a -four barrel, is the
average run of this choice variety. One
package of the seed sent postpaid on receipt
of 80 cents. Three packages to one address
I,00. To agents $500 per dozen and three
cent stamps.
AB-With each package of Seed, we send a
"sure remedy" against the ravages of the
CABBAGE FLY" or other Pest, on youn 2
and tender plants
The Morning herald., 1876-02-28
PROPOSALS..

DPoPosALs FOR
GRADING THE SIDEWALK,
NORTH SIDE OF vANDEvER AVENUE,
FROM THATCHER TO CAR
T! Il STREET.
Sealed Proposals will be received by the
of the Street commissioner, No. SH asst
sixth street, second story, until
THURSDAY, MARCH 2, 1875.
At o'clock, p. M, for grading the sidewalk,
north side of Vandever Avenue, from
Thatcher Street to Carter Street the dirt
and stone to be delivered subject to the
order of the Street Commissioner. and to
| be leveled at the expense of the Contractor.
No bid will be accepted unless 1T be from
| a responsible party.
The Committee reserve the right to reject
| VIM. MCMFNAMIN,
fe23-td Chairman Of Street Com.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
10 CEIVED
UNTIL MARCH ID, 1876,
| For the erection and completion of
"DELAWARE CENTENNIAL STATE
BUILDING"
Material and labor to be found by the con-
| tractor. Plans may be seen at office
| Nos EXCHANGE BUILDING,
On Thursday February oath. All bids to bt
handed in to
GEORGE MCCALL or JOS X. ADAMS,
before clock, March I'd, 1879. The right
is reserved to reject any or all. fe24-St
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NOTICES.

NOT1CE.-The members OF '" ili ilIsn m.
N Division, No. l. S. Of T.. are hereny so,, TN. TN
titled to meet at their Hall OH ,aturu'y y H AZ.
morrow afternoon at one o oc,neH neI ;1onns.
tand the funeral Of Brother Samuel el1oS;aiv oUi
Members of other Divisions are eotui'''
'h'i'eu W nee' VIII ida a. AsINGLEY. W:Pp::
Attest, y. w. CARTER, II. ).
NOTICE My wife, Priscilla y. .nith%lt utuytt
IN has left my bed and board ma,.s ,arSons
lust provocation, l hereby warn an !, will
from trusting her on my account do
pay no debts of her contracting. cp1-RB
fe22-3t JOS. l.. JIM
SPECIAL NOTICE TO DELIN2IHlEEN61RR N2Il E6R
= OF CITY AND SCHOOL TAArof sd.t Of said
ls75-We the undersgned receivers aI,h i, per.
taxes, do hereby give notice TO q 81 snme ar.
SONS as have not called or nlaie n1 o.ch ' one a
rangements that we will seho tar tar n call.
postal card requesting MN I'M or lon,led nH time
and again, and while many haIe, ,oitrr GtlItVe We
great many have not; and Ii,t Iis;e therat
most respectfully ask to give this ,.a ua. have
tentiOn, believing as we 40 thaI th,,o", wi these
done our duty In trying 10 cnaii Intirs TO dis.
taxes, and while we have no u.s,r uss,, sibihly
tress any one, we nave a is ID die rs. We
nave given bonds to the city. ana needs the
responsible for It,, The city ntt' it nr nay
money, and is urging us to collec!W We !, v must
It. and we propose to do SO: ,orp We
therefore collect it, And furthel lanIlpctips
do not intend to be two years
one years taxes. ;,t,eir Clty
All persons who have not Pu,, ~, t,,icase call
and School Taxes for 1876 Will P'I make
at once at the Collectors Office ;.lnaoed ;.lau ac.
| payment; otherwise we shlii p',inns. We
cording to law, to make co'iectb NO collcc.
are under bonds to the city l.I nt VI, BOOKS,
tions of all tax on the Assessliiie,' collec,.
and must, for our owr protecIio'nn, ali delin..
We therefore give this notice TO- ~, ~, nn,lst, Of
quents, and if they do not coii.p,s n:
necessity, abide the consequences bptween
Office No. 10 East Sixth stree''
Market and King. 10 q ~, anu
Hours from 8 O'Clock u. Ill. y"
from to and to 8p. m. r
EDMUND PROVOST, l;,os
Receiver OF Northern District V'
all north of Sixth street.
EDWARD FARMER FS,,,.
Receiver of Southern DISTRICT V"'
all outh Of sixth street.
NOTICE TO REAL ESTATE wv
ERS. rr
THOSE WHO SELL OF TaE TH
REAL ESTATE WILL obLiGG obIIG An
UNDERSIGNED BY IEAAi,,S,GCE THA
TICE THEREOF AT OUR OFr1TpGR OFT CROP
We MAY ASSESS 1T TO THE '"
OWNERS EDMUND PRoy,9sSRT' PRoy,,sR
EDWARD FARM, ll.. L.vo sors,
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The Weather TO Day.

For the Middle and Atlantic States, north
east to southeast winds, cloudy and ram
falling barometer and higher temperature
The Morning herald., 1876-02-28

CT. STEPHENS HOTEL
CHESTNUT ABOVE TENTH STREET,
Philadelphia.
Your attention is respectfully called to
this new and elegant hotel centrally looa.
ted, convenient to all public Offices, places
of amusement and interest
Furnished throughout in the most elabo-
rate manner. No pains will be spared to
make this model hotel, pleasant and
agreeable to those who favor US with a
visit. Transient rates from So. 90 to $50 per.
day. Special rates to families and perma.
nent guests.
THOS. ASHTON, Prop'r.
g, H. CRAWFORD. Manager oct2-8no.
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TOR SALE.-GERMANIA BUILDING
L AND LOAN ASSOCIATION No. Q
800 Shares of this favOrite loan stock, 4th
series at 81 90 share.
Extract from third annual report:
LIST series paid on each share, SO %.
value Of " 800.
advance on each share, IS 20,
2nd paid on each share, $l2 a..
:" " value of :" lSy7.
i" advance on each share, S. 81
3rd series paid on each share, Sl2 10
value of II s..
advance on each share, IS IS.
M. l.. LICHTENSTEIN,
febl5-lm Secretary.
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FOR SALE.
r DAN PROPERTY FOR SALE,

The following properties belonging to the
Hope Building and Loan Association will
be offered for sale to the highest bidder, at
the monthly meetings, until all are sold,
viz:
A 3 story brick dwelling, No. sos Pine St,
A 2story brick dwelling, No. 1877 Chest
nut st.
A story brick dwelling, No. 5O7 Orange
Street.
A story brick dwelling on Townsend
street between A and B streets.
A story frame dwelling on b stree, east
Of Locust.
Two 2 story frame houses on Railroad
avenue. between llth and II streets.
BY order of the Poard.
| fe24-4t JNO. F. MILLER, Sec
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vEw ADTERTISEMENTS

rarpets--M -McBride's.
Shoes-Fen messy 8;
Taiioring-- VIM. O'Connor
a11 kinds of Furniture-Adair.
Medicines = DR.. Bulls Co ,gh Syrup.
Waverley Novels-E. ]. Hale Son:
important to Gardeners-Fellx Clare q
Co.
The Morning herald., 1876-02-28

NOTICE My wife, Priscilla ~ ',.ith"lt utuWut
N has left my bed and board, !, WILSON'S WILSON'S
Just provocation, l hereby warn an !, will
from trusting her on my account do
pay no debts of her contracting. cprRB
fe22-3t JUS. l.. oA'o
The Morning herald., 1876-02-28

NOR SALE.-Lot Of nice cider barrels, to
make room for oysters, apply at
Sept.A tt 4O5 MARkETsI
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sixth D1sTRrCr CouRT ron rHR PARIsx OF

Il
! YyHB STATE OF LOUIaIAnA TO WHOM TBRxz
eIe Alex.hd,a Mavrosoftato. wiz .sepslated =
est0, having purrhsssd q Ais na1e 81 tie civii
sheriff q The ps,ah o. osleans the ysspsrty here
oes g. ss 1ss spelsss e ts Ne
DE- beok 20. folio 34s for m6nitiou * "a ves
q sst No ss d the deSs..i 2.:e%Si; q isSo ~
n 3 .as 70 sh s: =. ss e. can
eonseqnence. OF any igfofnaaity ia the eEdsr; ds
cree, or judgment of the court. undsr which the
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q manner Of snle. o. for SnF ether defect wlStso
E. .ss as.ss, Sea And
day. IRON the Sss III noSiso nus e rst
sSead armed 81. SshS aes .s -
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fou.teenth day Of Octeeee. ls7e. usdee writ Of
nert faass, following Judgment reldered N the
thu Aockftsf thikcnrs.N Ell i G 50 = :y "
Ds.eaDt,H q 'pzepestJ - given IN thsJsliaa,
W. E: ,sssss .., IL i az
City Of Jefft non). in tire squsre bounded By St.
Charles and Rrytanis streetA. Louisiana axenuo
chsse beDs Gss So IS is ne r o1 p
buifson, surse{oE, dated My IL 1855 deposited IL
the ONCE Of Drouet, notary public in this city,
and they measure each 81 feet5 inches front On,
1, u'sieDe Aysnes, By fdep<h OF l6s issS hot1ssn
parallel lines Being the asns psspsvty sequire1
~ - defendant. Alexander T. AgslAsto. e sale !,
the eixth Of DtbruaFy, nm. s. the SUIT q AsSsa-
Ger y. .AceAetD VA W. B. Mills, I'd. eos7 an the
ooSkes Of the sixth District oopEs ter The paRisA ef
, New Orleans, November a. 1875 tsii1 la
- 1LAF Y? A.fDAUCl9R yuAeA 4
JOHN J. OBRIRN, Clerk. Z, del23l - jA0.
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TOREIGN..


LONDON, December A.~-Tho Psris GORE
spesdent of the .1usses ,says:, The minis
ssial crisis II beginning seriously to affec,
11da. Up to midnight Sunday the left ia
nn9n0ed TO let II. Dofaure have o portfolio,
xhe difficulties do nos sppeae to have been
olesred away BY Dafears's conference with
: Ss0oo, NO chs1(e Of list Of tho new minis.
txy appearing IN Mondays Official Joxrmsl.
Cslliery ExDleslen.
RDR2sDxN, Dsee~har, ,il.-Twenty.fi five
minors were ed last night BY an explo-
ssou in ooiliery ct Windberg.
Csnpulsery xAucatisn. :
XADHD, December n. Tho Cortes, haS
yeosd law mating AApsAsion cospol.
Rapogts are currens that the Turks are
1Asot to enter RouAqniA4A t7cL .-AEegs
Oslhure Asks . he ExcuseA,.
PARIS, December 1.-THE interview be-
1U1en DufaaD, President, s0f the. mimic.
tsliAl council, and Jules Sime1, which was
ia on Saturday Last, and ct which II.
&DoA was offered tho portfolio OF the in.
HsRfer, hes prsyed abortive. Tho. Journal
As Debate ssys Dufsurs has now a6an!
4a1eA further effiRts to Seereapiss the
GAetnet. and inkists upon vesigning def
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ecr AHNHi1 10 VI rnVDOCE. -
otoS 4h1SzesSes yS1n EGTde e as Oss
bbs 6oSr $50 - sors % hls hsniny IS bs16 mia
msst ID III 6aeos ffm bdis eo a ~ IA snsdn
pEodca ots 70. %. D7aS.- /.
,ss SSa9 .,s ~ sS. III s%
n mr. nd sA~7
.SaSRV MOT team s. Colonel X P Koun.-lasa
bslee cdts6iS ndpunos1-s ~ -,
,GAHutM,- steamer Ut Jehn-I bales cotton II
and ~,n6,iss AA@' .ssf '0' Doa. "'4Assss
HOUNAS PIANraTrON.S Binss VIM, No
snss sn 'o' noe' IS half Dbl. mo
Is sWRG6AM NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Mart faa 81
bhda fuSnr bHa ,usar 2r7 hhia mo!asas III haif
bbs molasees Mi Svrun n IL rnnOS r,cr AID .,.
drissS III !. - IL. 1S.S1A1 80 -
6i40 sEs cotton ssed and sundriss > = = = ~ :
Observation-Disclosures City of Apausta-
15c hEds sugar s56 bbs mo asses IS half b0S moas.
SEES 3 ska $50 costoa and surdrfrs al1f' 1H'''
bslss ooiton ska sssd cotton as khds ss9ar 81
bb.e 1,olasses and sundrfes - -, a,,,,.t.
..gOGALDeONv uLk-Stesmer Henry Tete-323
hhds sugar 2 hills sugar 643 bbls nslAe seS halt
bble mt lasses l2s sks Esus "a and snaariasJ 81
%COVlNG rOS-StsaNer CamaliA-30 baiao cotton
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-12

1870: s...:.:s , s,.; Sss.i Az
- xohbins, wa rescued. hnt tes Y z
uueEsaxious coDdition. Jh9-e0nDooeS u
1ytuE wreok; va3as 490O0A ns.ss .v's. - :
An Unknown tohooner. tcppceea 20 %
ssnNsd With brick, sank 1e$aday n Newark
hxx a Saturday. q - "a ~ Is 6r.,
Oeer thirty vessels NAea rspesfsd ashore
xs.ssrdsy near Sandy Hook. Several were
6s,sed of yesttdNy. s.S 4 I sci sSt
AmusAue Vvatuesssu NJ
.E0an ,Cnn besson. the, ~" Of Brooklyn
Etsessre, Gsed yesterday Tom Injuries re-
.ss5xsa u ebe 1ires Ia 'esssteaAaAt 0adese,
Mls fro marshal, Saturday night ~ said: II
nsnsance' In the theAsrelynsef fh1n ! AAouid
1Hrxa, and could mot, get op1. I met Mr..
yEiardech sshe went - hio room. - saw
hizz drop from the besl IN Dnsole. II
ssarscd |. 70 me- he vas making for the
msx- ts-6sS1Hss Jumped % est,ss OF. .
wSaAowla rpening ON E1eooN .sttey,
Hxzn the fifis1snd:ngs Murdoch ana Bar
sxysHgts tifat ran ont on the stsge tn get or {,
huc xere overcome By tha heat. Tney thes
xent upstairs again. l could not reach
asss -JoAUsoff ssf.es door. 1 don't think
either BuriOsghs or Murdoch tried to get
ssxx by NJ 4fAif0s fum. = Had j had rome
~zAsr on the siags or in tbeEfpes could
Hsre put out the ire Setole it gathered
41n<1Way. 49,. sr~4 800 49,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-12

Tho Returning Board of Louisiana has
declared the SScceee a the RsrnIifcan
electaes Of that .a0eatsJ Trio resul h VA
reached By throwing out thH.votes Of par.
jshse In which the intimi6ati0n al laf6e
s1nbers Of .vetess sn1 iAhe perpetnat5m e
gross frauds were proved u the plainest
mapnW. Sa0h rejection in oue opinion wae
exactly proper, md xSAke 1are that ths.
publie stuthnd1t ~ tn county. VIM a.
peove il. It IL teeed itself .p1petratsd
any frauds, and tls fast e6n - proved of
sssiss s sss el; e ssss IN
: ss:oiSss}y e st is g IN a ss,e
and the charges to that sfGset rOt doaly
upon the assumptions Of Democrat g Whose
approval Of the Atrocities by yhiC& HldAn
tried to carry the State makes t6cdn M
worthy Of conndence.-Pkiladelpk;a But