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Lassitude, Depression OfSpirils and functional de.
Engagements the Nervous system generally Pains
In Back or Side, Lose of Memory, Premature Old
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PRICES CURRENT.

NoTE.-The prces here gwen are Tor sales from
fret hands In round Tote. An advance is
charged for broken lots II filling orders.
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great chance to make mon
ey We need . person In
every town TO take subecrtp.
lions for the largest, cheap
cat and best ILLUSTRATED
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BEANS.

Peaches, halves and quarters, sa9
Apples, bright Observation-Disclosures, tG6l3
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-02-05

Council NEws.-Council met, a. usual.
on Monday night, with Messrs. Ardell,
Crider, Harper, Mcclure, Reynolds and
Shortlidge present and President Humes
in the chair.
Reports were received from the Street.
Water, Fire and Police, Nuisance and
Market committees.
The Finance Committee exhibits tho fol-
lowing receipts from January 5 10 Febru-
AIRY 2; On duplicate Of 1876, sIO.75; 1876,
s77.6O; 1873, s729l6i 1879, 81 ,2ss. Al.
The total receipts TO date are as follows /:
On duplicate of 1876, siI, 1862. 40; 1876,
si2,s75.45; 1873, si2,547.eoi 1879, $l,-
2s8.47.
A communication was received from II.
Y. Sitter In regard 10 the pavement from
house owned By him TO Spring and Lamb
streets.
On motion, The clerk was directed 10
notify the constable that vacancies exist
In council from the South and West wards.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-02-05
DEATHS.

ToNNER--0a weslaesday. January "a, 81 sTfvce.
town. Mrs. MARY Tennef, reict of John Tonner, sg'd
81 yesfs, months and days
LEfTzELI.--On Thursday. January "a in Millheim,
Frank, son of Philip and RcbeccA Leitsell, aged
year and - days.
CAMPBELL4-Thufsisy. January "a. In Milihsim,
John n. CAmpl'ell, aged q years months spd
days
FfNk.-0n January q, issa Al his home In TsylM
township Centrc county Pa, of consumption, Jon"
8 Pink, Esqs aged e. yesrs. 10 months and day
KIRK.-0n Monday morning. January q, ai The
residence Of her hushaad 10 this place MrS Henri.
eta Elizabeth Kirk. wife q DF. !. l. Kifk, aged !"
years
RAMKY.--At Poveitnn. thls county, January ~ q
dyufsy. Mrs sarah Elizabeth Ramey, Sgd y seAi''
meutbs aud days.
CILM0RE.-At Tyreie, on SATURDAY January ~
Lulu. daughter Of Robert aud Mary Gilmore. Of IN"
place. aged years asd months.
u1Nr0N.--Iu Snow shoe. on THURSDAY, January w
lssa MIS-. Margaret Hinton, In the stth year o. he
aee. she was the uiiinw uf Issac liiHton, and w
mother ~ Austin Hinton. late enc cf THE Ccmn's'
ssnefs Il eeHtrs county.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-02-05

oarrerted xesllr tr HArrer Rrothsr,
MARRIAGES.

pJRST-sroVER. Thurs.iav, the e2i q Januz7
at Centre Hall nv Rev. W v. Fischer Mr.. SAINTS
purst and Miss Alice J. stnycr. ell of Centre lihl
CAlN-RISHEL.-ou Sunday. the 2sth u JanusT
" GegFges Valley, BY Rev. ". T. Fischer, Mr lliHH
NJ Cain aud Miss Carrle l.. Nshel.
HERMAN-Sr0VER--Ont the evening of SUNDAY n
2sth of Janaary. IN Rrlersturg by Re, iAndis, NJ
Clatee Herman. q this place, - Ms. Nancy stove
q AsfOnsbrrR.
II HARFsTER-GATEs.--At the home of the bride, ns.'
R1ek spuue. Centre COUNTY Jan. 18th ly Rev
ALFRED kosef, Henry L. IIarpstsr, q Balr csatr'
"a Maty n. Gates.
sroVER-MILLER-0n Tuesday, January %. lsSl
At the Residence # Mrs. stovcf. BY Henry y Dude
beq. Mr.. John Slower, Of Penn township, Ceuirt
coanty, 10 Miss Eliza Miller, Of Laufelion, ttion
county.
HoY--CRAMER.-Th Thursday. January "a. isso at ~,
Lutheran parsonage. IN Bellefante. by Rev > y
Hurst, Mr. gossTh II. Hoy. of fine Gtove Mills, ana
Mis- Mary = Cramer, Of bear Beilcfonts Pa
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-02-05

We are informed upon reliable author,
ity that oil has actually been di.coye,.d T..
our neighboring county Of ClestGod 81
though in what quantitles I. Il. o., o..
known. The we'll in question j. Ioc.,.a
the farm of IA Mr.. Weaver. in p..d.,
township, close 10 the Jefier,on c,,.,..
line. This farm lies upon the bs,R. .,
Stump Creek, "A small stream tray.,.,,.
that part Of Clenrheld county and emplyipg
into MAhohing creek in Jetrer.on coan,y
This discovery will no ioub, revive II.
dropping tpirits Of CearGeld county cs,
iialists and give Il new impetu. 10 all ki,5.
OF industry. Oil, coal and mighty forrest,
OF pine trees are enough to make any one
feel proud and our friends in the stat.
Of CIearfeld will be excused If they MI, a,
Ii few air..
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-02-05
Philadelphia Markets.

fHiL ,uIiIIEa, Tr ruAfy lss.
The miserable weather has restfirtni l4s.ur-, N s
departments. FlorE AID NEu-fG1ar 10 rsfr eas..
hut bpidsrs are firm iH their ris5rs sslrs ~ s h..
rels inrluhing AnDrs8ta e1iFa ism5iE Sal4- Pssl.
sylvAnia d.. do. sS5sfa5. western o.. d. g-a-g
aud patent and bEh grades al = ..55s -, K,s flr'
10 ss'shy At - 7soa Corn meal j. su.rf and t'as,
ai s3lXt o. D.
@HsIN-Nhaat is stronger. lui ias l,rusuG b. r..,
limited. sales q go bnsbeis inclu1.Hr fesr'rl a
81 q 2 is red al 81 4la Ia Ami,f 81 - l.. f g.
aud Nc Tod. elevator. ~ tiflt Rys sr., .i.vltai
20 Com - hrmcf. with NJ better demand ss.et .
$3.50 bushels. including mia I'd sud yellow at 5-ir
astr And white - o1ic Oats are Ia moderate rs-
quest ss-s ~ 2spl bushels iurIusing ut,r! a1d
stained Al 5000 sc, and pAitc IT a.. a &c.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-02-05

A SUCCESSFUL DAY.-Wben our friends
of the Lutheran church counted up the
proceeds Of their festival, on Tuesday of
last week, they were much amazed at its
amount. The most sangnine had estimat-
ed that about SIS would be realized, but
they continued counting dollar after dol
lar until 1t reached the astounding sum Of
Sll2-the work Of single day. The CO.
pious fall of rain really eonduccd to the
monetary success of the occasion, for It
kept many people away who had purehas-
ed tickets, and made the largo amount of
good things provided go so much further
Sufficient ice-cream, oysters and cake re-
mained to enable the congregation to give
a free treat the following day to the
members of the Sunday school and every
other person who came for H. This is an
unusually good result for the work of but
one day, and the congregation are TO be
congratulated. They also desire to express
their thanks TO the many persons who aid
cd them with their patronage.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-02-05
DgxrmrnY.-Dr. II II Ro,h,aa,

DEN1isrhr'--Dr. ii. II. Rothro ok, who
we believe is well known TO the people r.
this town, has recently established hi,o,s,,
at No. 4, Bush Arcade, to carry on ~.
profession Of dentistry. He invites bj. oId
friends and all other persons who may !.
IN need Of dental work to call upon him
No proiession, perhaps, requires no,.
skilled practitioners than that which dev,...
itself to the care and attention Of tina, dsi,
cate and sensitive member, the mouth s,a
Its pearly inhabitants, the teeth n.
Roihrock is an accomplished arts, in t,.
profession.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-02-05
Music IN Cnuncurs-Tho ,errron or

Music IN CHURCHES. Tho eertr on of
Rev. John Hewitt, last Sunday evening,
was pleasing and pertinent discourse on
emusic in Churches" which Is quite an
important subject in all places of worship.
He showed what n prominent and delight
full part music had occupied in religious
worship during all time, and especially in
the ancient Hebrew service and that of the
early Christian church. Many of the Cos
pei hymn tunes now so popular have been
adopted from questionable sources, but are
now used in Christian worship with good
effect. Higher styles Of music are render
ed by IA trained choir to incite while con-
gregationsl music is rendered to cypress re-
ligious emotion, and each should form
part in every service. To congregational
singing the objection Is often made that it
Is likely to be out of time, but musicians
aver that no harmony is so perfect as that
made by vast congregation of voices, and
where there is the correct leadership and
the spirit among all to engage in the SER
vice, 1t will be impossible even for per-
son with no ear for music 10 utter false
notes, and there will be no one listening 10
criticize another. In Bellefonte, where
so much money is expended for music,
there should be no lack of it in the church,
and all should aid in rendering it instead
of criticizing the half.dozen or more who
are imPelled from sense Of duty to volun-
teer their aid in giving it.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-02-05

COMMERCIAL TRAvELERs.--Since Thurs
day last, the following commercial travel
ers have registered at the Brockerhoff
House l. LRngsdorf, K. r. Dutton, Jr.,
w. 4. Fenton, ID. b. Newcomer, George
W. Campbell, a. l.. Smith, j. Levy, W.
VI. Perrine, Thomas Foster, A. NJ. Hen
lein, A. Aarons, X. H. Brookfold, S. S.
Mccormick, Lewis Griffith, James Mitch
ell, l. 5. Frank, A. B. Mayer, / L. Null
ford, /. X. Fleisher, j. Walker, Aug.
Eberling, Louis X. Anderson, a. c. Bar
rett, Jeo. Wilmer, +. Roberts, f. D.
Brooks, DIR. j. w. Runch, II. d. Pretty
man, II. Fellheimer, w. +. Loflin, all Of
Philadelphia; G.. l.. Hill, d. A. Rngcl,
l.. L. Wolf, Theo Chadeayne, W. C..
ButterGeld, c. 7. Jones, !. Rosen blatt, A.
Newall, all Of New York l. H. Hudson,
Of Altoona c. +. jerks, of Williamsport !;
VI. w. Herr, Salona james Msgins,
Pittsburgh +. ID. Traverse, Cleveland,
X. 4. zimmerman, Of ShAmokin VI. A..
Gherst, of Lebanon.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-02-05

BY request, the Rev. John Hewitt a
the Episcopal church, Belcf,n,e, will
preach in the Ironworkers Building 81.
Valentine * Cos Forges, On Syr8,v
next, the sth Of February, at 3 o'clock IN
the afternoon. All the ironworker, f, tn.
ForgeE, and their families are es,re.,.
entrea'ed to attend divine worship On tia,
occasion,
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-02-05
A Porn AND OTHER Exreo,sxsA

A POEM AND OTHER ExERcIsEs.-A
half dozen or more orations, recitations, es-
says and other exercises were given at the
Addisonian Club last Saturday night, but
the gem of them all was long dramatic
poem by Prof. Hcebner, OF the Bellefonte
Academy. 1t introduced His Satanic
Majesty and Belial as the principal dra-
mdtis persona. Satan was in great trouble
because of the spread of knowledge in the
world, the cessation of wars, and other causes
which hindered his work, and especially be-
cause of the organization In Bcllefonte OF
the Addisonian Club, which had gathered
in several of his most faithful adherents.
He dispatched his chief Prime Minister
Belial on II special mission to break up the
Club but on entering the room the spirit
of evil was so overawcd by the dignifed
manners of the President, that he retreated
in despair. He met with similar failure
on visit afterwards 10 the Presidents
boarding house, and hearing his loud, reg
ular and musical snore. The poem was
received with much applause. II the Pro-
fessor is ms successful ir all his courtshIps
rs on this occasion of courting the Muse
he is to be greatly envied. The reso-
luton for debate, "rhat the State should
foster, encourage and support system of
higher education as we'll as a system of
primary education" was negatived strong
ly by Mr.. Schroeder and others, but the
ponderous logic OF Mr.. Ellis Orvis prevail
ed, and it was decided by vote of 10 6 in
favor of the affirmative. This decision
should encourage Prof. Wickersham and
other educators who are of the same opin-
ion. The proposition for discussion next
week, offered by Mr. Ellis orvis, is,
"Resolred That citizens on leaving this
country 10 reside in another should be al
lowed the privilege of expatriation, except
in time Of war or other menacing danger"
Mr.. Spencer Ogden offered the following
pertinent proposition to be discussed two
weeks hence
"Resolred, That our present system of
diplomatic representation should be abol-
ished."
The session was, as usual, quite interest
ing, though the absence of the President
was regretted.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-02-05

1T is said that Pennsylvania State Col.
lcge offers free tuition 70 all who desire 10
enter its Glasses. 1t also furnishes the fuel
and accommodation FREQ of charge for
those who desire TO board themselves.
Liberal endowmcnu from the State en-
able II 10 make this offer.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-02-05

WISDOM FOR FEBRUARY. This month
really has a right to twenty days
every year, but just because August was
named in honor Of the Emperor Augustus,
our Pagan Roman ancestors stole the last
day from February and added it on 10
August, that it might not be one whit
inferior to July, which was named after
Julius Caesar. February, with the ancients,
was the month Of publication, from feb
ru0n, during which the Lupercalis, or
Februslia, were celebrated, the festival
beginning on the 18th and was celebrated
annually. Luperculus, or Februus, was
the god Of fertility, whose appropriate
sacrifices were dogs and goats. After the
offering, two youths, patricians, were con
Quoted 10 the altar, when one of the priests
touched their foreheads with a sword dip
ped in the blood of the victims, and an
other priest washed off the stain with wool
soaked in milk. Then the priests sat down
TO = feast, at which wine was plentifully
furnished. After rising from the festal
board they cut the skins Of the sacrificed
goats in pieces, and covered, with some Of
these, parts Of their bodies, in imitation of
the deity, represented as half clad in goat
skins. With the other pieces, converted
into into thongs, they ran through the
streets striking everybody with them, par
,icuIarly women, who courted the blow,
from the belief that IL avertcd future mis-.
fortune. The ceremonies Of the festival
were supposed to symbOlize the publication
Of the people.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-02-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Gilmore, Of III.
place, are just now plunged in grief owe.
the death, last Saturday evening, at Ty,,ra
Of Lulu, their eldest child. She VA. de-.
icate little girl aged about four year,. Size
was buried at Milton.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-02-05

CoRSEr BASD CoScERT.-ThcM MiIlhcim
Cornet Band are making extensive prcpa-
rations for the concert they purpose to
give in the Town Hall al that borough
next Saturday evening. A largo number
of vocal and instrumental solos, duos, trios
and quariettes have been selected for the
occasion and have received that careful and
elaborate preparation which the Band
gives TO whatever it undertakes Tablcaux
and comic speeches will intersperse and
give rare spice TO the exercise A farce,
entitled "a Race for Dinner" will be q
very laughable affair This entertainment
has been in preparation for a long time and
1t will surely be worth attending. The
admission price has been placed at the ex-
ceedingly low sum of % cents children Is
cents.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-02-05

1T Is related by the Philipsburg Jour-
nal that peddler recently visited Morris
dale Mines 10 dispose of his wares. A
practical joker, to frighten him, demanded
to see his license and when the peddler
answered that he was not possessed of such
q document, the joker started with him be-
fore "Justice," but on the way compro-
missed with his innocent victim for sixteen
dollars. But the peddler discovering that
his captor was not n constable, in turn
had him arrested, and the affair ended in
the ''jokcr" being fined $l0s5 cents, or go
10 jail. He chose the former.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-02-05

Tue FARMERS HoME-Last week We
inserted a new advertisement for the Bush
House in the DEMOCRAT, and desire TO
call local attention 20 the great success it
has attained under the proprietorship Of
Mr.. J. II. Myers. Mr.. NJ. IS a courteous,
Ubliging gentleman who knows we'll how
to make all persons who stop there feet
thoroughly at home. lie is assisted in the
conduct Of the hotel by his wife, lady Of
refinement and intelligence, and evidences
Of her skill in the preparation of coffee,
cakes, creams, pastry, and other delicacies
are perceived and much appreciated by the
guests. This hotel has now fairly gained
the appellstion Of the Farmers Home "
During this week many jurors from the
county and counsel from distance have
been enjoying the hospitality of the Bush
House.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-02-05

CoRassPospEScE, containing important news solicit
ell rom any part of the county. No communications
inserted unless accompanied by the real name OF the
writer.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-02-05

THE EIGHTH WONDER or THK WORLD.
The fact that the clock invented by Ste
phen ID. Engle, Of Hazleton, is the result
Of the inventive genius of Pennsylvania,
should influence everyone TO visit it while
on exhibition in the vacant store room
under Reynolds Hall, commencing next
Thursday and continuing for three days.
The clock is altogether too complicated
TO permit of description. Forty-eight
moving figures appear upon IL, which are
tweniy-six more than are produced By any
other clock in the world. They combine
a complete and instructive study in relig-
ious history, astronomy and music, Stu
dents, especially, will find it exceedingly
interesting.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-02-05

SECOND WEEK or CoUKT PRocEEprScs
In the Court of Common Please for the
second week Of January term, 1850, before
their Honors {. A, Mayer, President,
Judge, and John Owens and Samuel
Franck, Associates, the following cases
were tried and disposed Of;
Henry Brockerhofrs adms vs.. Martin
Murphy's adm's. Verdict by jury for
plaintiffs, sl46si Same We. same. verdic,
for plaintiff, s7SO56. Same vs.. same,
verdict for plaintiff, S57s.42.
J. +. Williams vs.. 5. II. Williams and
II. II. Blair. Jury called, and after pro-
ceeding short time with the trial. Court
ordered non suit to be entered against
plaintiff.
Samuel Hall vs.. Jacob Mann. Verdict
for plaintiff for land described in writ
Thomas Merryman vs. John T. Fowler.
eiectnent Verdict.
The following cases were settled by the
parties 10 the suit
Israel Baney VS.. John II. Reifsnyder.
administrator of John Bsney, deceased.
Non suit.
ID. NJ. Wagner s. Son VS.. John Ligget,.
ct al Settled by the the parties.
q. w. Hoover & Co. VS.. Hoover &
Parsons. Cause discontinued by the par-
ties 10 the suit.
J. Il. Lowrie, trustee, vs. James Cross
and Abram Hicks. Case settled. Defend.
ant 10 make plaintiff deed for the land
described in the writ, and plaintiff TO pay
defendant two hundred dollars. Each
party to pay half the cost on docket and
flll no bill.
VIM. Wilmer vs.. W. II. Blair and John
W. Cooke. Verdict for plaintiff, s4I6.46.
Joshua w. Comlcy, Esq., Of Montour
county, on motion Of Hon. s. II. Peale,
was sworn as an attorney to practice in
tho different courts Of Centre county.
The following sherifss deeds we're ac-
knowledged In open court, Monday, Feb
q; To Balser Weber, TO G. NJ. Bower, 10
Rebecca Allen, TO James A Beaver, 10
John Hotter, 90 John HofFer, TO Alfred
Hull, 20 ). NJ. Swariz, to John Bottorf, 10
q. M. Bower and ID. II. Hastings, 10 VIM.
G. Heinle.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-02-05

BuLugNTr, Gel -a.r G., l'-I
nt-LiT- H.
, 1880-05-11

tho letter Of withdrawal he fs reported to
hnvo written to bo read at Cincinnati declining
tho nomination. He gives II as his opinion TINS
mir. Tiidnn Is n candidate for tho Democratic
nomination, nnh that ho has not only not writ.
ton my such letter, hut that he will not. =,
ItE wlTllp1sAwa.
Special Dispdfeh Ia TIE GAteaso 7tibune
hKw YoRx, Nay 10.-Mr. Applotnn SfUrxan, Of
this city, haa withdrawn from tho Independent
ltopublichn Association Of this city, md, In d
lottor to the Chairman Of tho Association, snyss
~ hnvc learned that tho Association ts pledged
not only to oppose tho nomination OF third
term candidate, but of Jamoa q. DlnInd for
President. 1lolEoving. MS most sincerely do,
that Nr. Dtailio Is tho rcnl oholce OF n majority
Of the Republican party. that ho deserved the
i1ttntnntltii Of tho purity IN 1870; and remember
ing, Upon tho nomination Of Mt. Hayes, how
grnndly ho ncqtiiescgti, R,l his immense services
nfld cAtht'shs1n In TINT campaign. and desiring
tas Etve hin my vote In 18N, l min obliged ~ most
respectfully tetItlcSt yot, tn Withdrew my name
from your !lst OF membership"
E1NNEAroL1a PRIMARIES.
Hpkttos DispaseA to Ths Chicago Tribune.
MIHxEArDrtS. May 10.-There has hccn d
shmrr contest botwcclt tho partfsans Of t}lnIno
md WMshlurnc for tho control nf tho Primary
Republican Convention IN This oily. Primaries
hnve been held IN surcr1li Whrtts hero Tonight,
all OF htoh bit QUO rcntc,l mn jorty of 1}lalno
drlcEntcs. Tho TEtr1l Wntd Is divided between
flll1nu and WNYtbtlrt1c.
, 1880-05-11
MISCELLANEOUS,
THE TWELFTH WARD.
.osuAEATAItY ItlgTDNY ar r1H IonAr.nnax

TIE TWELFTH WARD.
.~o4ssFAitY IusT0Nr or ruA Lo0AN-onAHT
a, FRAUD.
t,o~n TRIBUNE contained In cxtonso tho
hIni,ss y. she iFauds pcrpotrated by DomUcultio
pot,n.ass "ader tho b1hnor Of tho "thlru t0rm,"
,an,,'' ls tho documentary testimony pre-
ehes W tho Committee on Credentials, on
mi ~ .ae contested delegation wus thrown out
tas, ~ Me legally elected QUO given scuts In tho
II n, .,.1 This evidence speaka SO olotluent-
'N'so mat no comments are necessary:
E,,, JAMES o'DAY,
UIMW latHofs, C00k Cuurfu. a.: I, James
hay IT. De'a9 INIT duly sworn, upon my oath 10
lily Of ees!acnt of tho Twolfih Wnrd, In tho
No. il, ,wca8nt waaa.8n that my plAco Of r0sldenee is
an hsa hs.nGkson Jackson street, that in palitIca I
Saay bsa btiso Il ths rsf,, st w., w. RspHDssn s
al of tha dsaoto " ticket pcddler III the Inter.
taJd ,s.a With tue general Oetn vs,tn il,
GFsn1 a9rs ttsAt voted ut said nritnnry for Tic
auunp tx sates, and USED lIy utmost GnloayOr
taid ran9s ocFuls 10 Induce tlem 10 vote tho
!herp wrr,, ~, t!eket: that, tn my oplCion,
fxelftb Waa1t,' ~ 'east l0 Democrats vufetl 1T said
ms hat q knowexe tReo Mra 10syya!o sses
VI iht!! ~ tho Seventh anI Firhth WanIs
auut.ss city;. that theru wnru laru1
saTIs % imported yptcs from, smjl
Laalj Ts'nt .u ntsn froIu tho Ninth Ward. who cau,U
aad Euet""th Wart polls In carriarca. 'DuYry
Ticket: th.:: wuo Voted tho sold Gr,if,t deleVato
Nlonx iSu..,!t thv Following K-nalnel pet4ona arc
"s ocSt KNOWN to mo ns hnvinx 80