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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-25
Important Discovery.


YElHE public are hereby directed 10 The me-
n dieSi advertisements Of DR.. HARLtCu's
celebrated COMPOUND STRENGTHEN
INC FONfC. and CERH9.N .4PERIEN-T
FILLS. which - A medicine Of great valve to
We afflicted. discovered by o. 2. iIATiich, eel
braied ply stefan AZ AhdoTf. Germany, uhiche
has beeu USED with unparalleled success
throughout Germany. Thia Medicine consists
Of two kudt: the German Aporirnt, and the
Compound Strengthening Tonic P,lis. They
arc each put ~? "a s13ll packs, aud should both
DC uSedto elect permanent cure Those Who
are afflicted would 10 well TO make a trial Of
This Invaluable Medicine, ss they never produce
sickness or nausea while using 4 SAFE aud e.
fectusl &c medy Tor
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION,
and all stomach complaints pain in side, Laser
Complaints, Loss Of .fPPr'ii, fIpiuisnev rap
isiiga Of the Heart. General Dsbtiify, .NsrrOua
ISriiabiiiiy, SICK Headache, Fsmals I'issasss,
Spasnlodic Affections, Rheumatism, Asthmas,
COnsumption, &c, The German ApeTient Pills
are TO cleanse the Ntom rh aud purify the Blood
The Tonic OF Strengthening Pills are 20 strength
en- and inSigorate the nerves and digestive or.
gans and give tone To The stomach. a. an di.ea.
scs originate from impurities Of tie Blood or
di-ofdered stomach Thu mode Of treating
diseases - pursued by ati practical 1hy Setans,
which experience has taught them 10 be tho
only remedy To effect cure. They are not
only recommended and prescribed by the most
experienced Physicians Va their daily practice,
but also taken b. those gentlemen Themselves
Whenever they feel The symptom. Of those dixea-
scs, IN which they know them 10 be eficaciou.
This IS the case IN all large cite, 10 which they
have an extensive sale. u - not to be under
stood that these medicines will cure all disc1.es
merely by purifying tie blood this they will
not do; but they certainly will, and sufficient
authority Of daily proofs asserting that the sc
medicines, taken a. recommended by the direc-
tons which accompany them. will cure a great
maiority Of the diseases OF the stomach, lun.s.
and liver, by which impurities the blood are
occasional
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-25
FOR SALE.

\ which bargain uisy be bad, a very suyo-
- ri9r CER-N.8N PLf.NO. Application 10
Ds mads to jobs r BfOsn. II his Apotherafy
Store 90 4 haFlrsiuan. February a. IRIB
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-25
NOTICE.

FbNHE PARTNERSHIP heretofore sIi,ting
II upder Ihe namo and 6rm OF 7. C. S,aA-
FoosE Co, IN CharisstoWn, jefferson county
Virginia, being composed OF the undersigned,
has been dissolved by mutasI consent. The
BoOks, accounis, ho0ds, notes. and ell other
papers of the late hrn, " 90 remain IN :ho hands
OF i & s'GafOOss. sho is hereby fully autho-
T''ed and empowered Go settle ard adjust the
same. 7. G.. SlGAROosE.
WILLIAM ANDERSON,
skA't. 9. ANDERSON.
Cb,r,,stown. jane ~, ssto.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-25
pIf0PIa1Ia GLILLa
On tie EsIaRd or EsirRfatus.

- ths Puhiie that be hss e8mpiefsd hs CHOP-
PffG MIL ~ a. fs4f = rfEiuius sssr
the ferauHr. Hhrfe hs {. prsrsred f9 sboP
nFs aHi Corn fof nose uhs naF tbinh proper
to fHv8ur tin uifh rsu
CHOPPED CoRS 80 hfg vii Do kept
consiBaty zoe sale ~ att auif1piafirg tstms,
bv % 8tLtEgCE
Jsas 60. 1880
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-25

ID IS Vir,us Of Deed Of Trust. executed by
NJ Colin Peter 10 The uade rsiEnsd. - trustee
bearing date On the 2ith az April. ls35, snd du-
ly recorded. FOR The benefit OF John J. Stnil
Cashier Of she Farnets' snd mcdaniel Bshk Of
Georgetown, and Bushrod &. Np.hiDgton.
shall proceed 10 eel GA FriLag hs 29h Of .Vag,
l54G, si Thamoers' Tavern IN tIsiltoNn 81 pub.
Tic auction, 10 ths igbesI bidder. for re sdy mo-
Bey
SIrty-yir and onc-krif fires Of Land,
(morc'of less
bcirr part II TIE land now N tie posse tsion %
the saii Colin Peter. aud lying "a tao separate
at- d-i~, ht| Pss.s's, @ ~
.fb0ut torty-sIr and onc-haJ .Icrcs ~
caifir1ii0n,
near tbs Brrk Mall, aud about
90 ACRES or WOOD Land,
adjoining the lands 81 Gs0rEe g. and Lewis vs.
Wsshineiou, and Ieuuei Moief's heirs. The
land - naturally fesliir. and IN . high state II
improvsmeut
such itle ~ o. vested m ore sAichis believed
to be iBdi. utsbie) viH BE- made tbs purchaser.
bd no olhsr JOHN MOLER,
March 20, 1870 Is. TRUSTEE
s-POSTPONEWENT.<9
TitE SALg % tio above LAND 10 post.
poutd sAt6 TIE 80 ssr Fl Jai1 nfrf
JOltS MILLER, Tafbs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-25

HViiE slbtof lbsf ishss - k.fs. 80 s.fi ~
ibe higbesi fries. foS TWO good gARN.
HANDS A q aOnDOr
nsy %. 1870
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-25
CAUTION!

BEfRSONS are esniiooe1 from ircspss,ins
u on our pre- ulises, knoan ss ''DiNon's fIill .
II ~ and GuSrdisus viii sase trouble hy 81
iez8ing 90 ihi- notice. as dcprsds,ions have
bseB committed thst " 90 DOT be to.,rstsd any
longcr, and We bsse jstsrmineI 90 prosecute
ihgss hu disregard this notice. " shout respect
20 rgrsont fiu as us-f Sen fsy ~ ,aa-,sS ~
gau ftiak progsy NM go vtER
JOeEfu STARRY
Cbsrlestawa. June lsib 1870
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-25
SHEPHERDS TOWN. SJVTNC

distributor.
"yE the subscribers, Committee arpoiut.
w Cd ~ the President ana Directors OF
The shePherdsiown Savings Institution. To in
Ne,ug1'c the Affairs Of the said Institution fer
The last lsst SIX months, endiog the sth June.
l-fO. and To make and publish a Report there.
on. ydS R'F1f, That We have examined the book,
notes Sad accounts. from which we submit the
fOlloains statement
StePhcTcs-tJten Strings Institution, Dr..
To AMOUNT received from moa'hly ant weekly
DcPos'ior', sI596 ~
To amount reed from Special DcPo-
sitors, 80 %
lnterest aud anes, 80 20
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-25
SNMNER HITN

III EGHORN and fine PALM mars, with
n broad rims, jnsI received sad for sale. by
J. j. & Z p MILLER
June rs, 1910.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-25
MOPENNELL NIaLI.&.

AAiioSE having bsl-ners ~ aouf o. Ga
- fsa4aihiag r. tAu r.i.I+ - hfet uecats .fs
requested 20 sake 81 aaay by tie frsi u ssxt
inonth tiuls.) And aiss. fhyss having open
accounts rHh me-, are requested 10 tome for.
saTd and pss he same a. 49, esflv dar
tOiiN CLACsON
frge 80 IstO D.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-25
Dissolution OF PartnersI,;D
JOUR.NEE.NE.N CIRPE.N'YERS
WANTED.

NVE wi-h TO employ ,ilnr,e .iisiei, .SfI ERAI
W JOUKNEYMEN CARPEN TEKS. "a
whom we viii p! the kishe,t w1ges, and 60
sure constant employ meat
BRADLEY L MlERS.
Charlc,in.u lime Is isIn
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-25

hFfOsTroNEWENT Ths sbote ssie d,
postponed eftl tbs isi fsy ~ lalJ Co1fi. btxf.
4 not rrivste'y SOLD. prs,inu ~ Hss,des tbc
shove property Isht WGlon. sHd . good
~ heat Fsu aDd macy other n'spsls for farm
iHt ~ saio. q RASSON.
Iuaf a. I-lI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-25
TFSVSy SALE.

Jase q. Is4O.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-25
iEOrSc- and CaftIe ror sale.

3 sursriof Couf'. f3r JsG r,1n cousiJ au,n-
Der q Work Hoses. CoUs and Calves. hn5
other Cattle, ~ = eIsJa Of ,nonihs
JAMES l.. HANSON
Nav ~ lao
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-25

PINE apples, Sc.
IRRESH Oranges, Lemons. aud Pine Apple
~ for sale by J.J.&E. P. MILLER.
june IS, 1910.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-25
CONGRATULATIONS

TO the Secretary Of the Central Com
nittee Of the Democratic Party Of
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-02-04

from Delaware ditto, and also, Messrs. wall OF
New Jersey. Wright, of New York, NorveIl' OF
Michigan Smith Of CT, Mouion, OF La az"
Roane, of Va, all OF whom represent anu S Sp
Treasury States, aud we have aSaInSs 'nu
Treasury 81 votes which would be, "uJor'y
of 10. ..,
This obnoxious Bill is passed, therefore against
the t0iH Of the People IF The L@ttta otateS'
For terse aud pungent exhibition ahu ahllc'Pa-
lion ot lis effects mon the country, the reader
is referred 10 the speech of Mr. Smith of Indiana,
as follows. 80,
abon, ~ bo taken. Ia few minutes this bill will
nass and leave this body. do not rise TO make a
sneecb on the bill / view it merely as a portion
of the machinery of the AdministI alton by which
:. nroposes TO carry out its financial policy | no
Longer war against the machine it is useless here
1t is against the policy that desire To- say single
parting word. The policy of the Administration
has heretofore been too cquvocd to be understood
but, thanks TO the Senators who have supported
this bill, they have come out openly and manluilv,
and have torn the mask from this measures Ii is
openly avowed and maintained here, that tho poll.
cy of the Administration is TO crush the banks to
drive out OF circulation paper money-to annihl-
late crcdtto reduce the circulation TO coin spe
cie-to diminish the value of real and personal es.
tate at least one half-to effect the price OF produce
and OF free tabor in like proportIon--to all
further State and individual Enterprise and I'M prove
ments.
There can, therefore, no longer be any doubt in
this matter. Let the States and individuals who
state of the currency at that time and who expect
ed to pay in like currency, no longer rely on that
deusye hope. The enterprising, industrious man,
without capital, who relied credit aid his en-
ersies, NAV abandon the idea. The banks may
prepare TO wind up their concerns, if the Govern
inent can force them to do so, and their debtors
pay in gold and silver. The farmer may calculate
on receiving less than half his former prices for his
produce Let the free day IabO-er prepare for such
times as he has never witnessed, State and m
djvidual Improvements must cease. In word, let
the Federal cficeTS, Executive officers of the Courts
and the capitalists of the nation look up and rejoice
but let all other classes prepare for the crisis. We
have done all, at this and former sessions we
could TO arrest this fatal policy, to stay the hand
uplfted to give the blow, but the Executive arm
nas proved too strong for the Legislative The
Administration is nexorable. have no hopes oil
arresting here this measure, the policy of the
Administration. l submit the matter to the Peo-
pie, who have the power with them be it. | am
ready to give my vote against the bill
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-02-04
THE NEW JERSEY CASE.

II will appear, in the end, if a investigation is
rermitted, notwithstanding the certified Wing mem
bers have been denounced fraudulent usurpers
and revoutonists, that fraud revolution and usur-
patton are all on the side of Van Buren, claimants
and their party who support them in Congress.
The following extract from Mr.. Randoph's speech
will illustrate:
The township of Milvie. The decision of the
election officers led strange results, as
would appear from the facts ELECTED the Cum
herand investiga before the Legislature. He
would read paragraph or two:
Page So. Did majority ofthe judges and in =
specots declare that they would receive the votes
Of aliens, if they were inhabitants ct the township,
and had paid a tax, words to that effect?
a. They did, if they had resided in the county Il
year; 1 did not hear any thing said about paying
A. believe there were twenty eight
Page 2l.-.4iOys .4bendschOcn s'oorn:
.. Where yon born
a. In Germany | have never been naluralzed.
l voted the last election in 5lillvile ownshp.
Page 22.-Hnl. Ke'teNback, jr. s,corn:
q. Where You born?
a. | born in Germany. have never been
nauraized. voted at the last election held in
NllIvIlIe.
Page 24-.Nichotas Buckage sloorn:
G. Where You born?
a, was born in France ! have never been
uaturaIized. | voted the last election in Mill
vile.
Page 25.-Danid Garycu SlcoTn:
Where you born!
A. | was born in Germany l have not been
naturaIized. | voted at the last election. Ben.
Jory gave me the ticket l never heard OF such
man as Jackson, nor Of Martin Fan Buren,.
Page 29.-Peter Snyder s,oorn:
@ Where were you born?
a. In France l voted at the last election in
MlvlIe. have not been natuTalized | don I
reminder any of the names" gold and silver |
know-the paper knows him not was born
where the gold and silver was. and | still like II
the best. 1 voted that ticket because | wanted
bank TO bring gold and silver-the ticket !
voted was called some kind of Z" GRAFT tckot-i
don kno w what kind of n ''crat."
Here, SIR, is specimen ofthe votes by which the
majority of Cumberland county was controlled, and
attempts made control the Statc-they are al
equal to Mr. Samuel WelIer's independent
voters of Etonsvie, only, as the New jersey cleo
lion was by ballot INSTEAD Of riua U0ce, it was not
necessary that they should be pumped on to quail
~fy them for The exercise Of the elective franchise
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-02-04
Ercitalion in Uppsr Canada.-The following

Ercitaiion in Upper Canada.-The following
account from the Toronto Colonist, would seem
to nrgue, either that the troubles in Upper Can
ada are abou: being renewed, or that the fac
tons in that province striving 10 wake up
anew the difficulties Of last season. The To-
ronto Examiner iniimates that the whole was
was got up for political effect.
On Saturday last, two persons by the name OF
Livingston Palmer, and Hiram Mum, were ar
rested in this city by order of the Executive
Council, and committed TO gaol, on q charge OF
conspiracy against the established government
of the province. In Palmers valise, there were
several blank military commissions found sign
ed. il is said by John Montgomery, of Rochester,
We understand that Palmer is an American
from Ann Harbor, in the State Of Michigan !;
Mum was born in Scarhoro.' of this Province
and resided for some time III the neighborhood
of Streetsyille, having Married the daughter of
one Stevens an lnukeeper there. Palmer and
Mum ire committed for their examination.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-02-04
GOPns ON the Feet.

The Testimony the Proprietor is receiving, from
various sources, stating the astonishing efec-
ted by Of the highly celebrated Al p ..n;
CORN PLASTER, added to the constant demand
for the article from all parts Of the country unques-
tionably proves il 10 be of the best things 10
be had, to give immediate relief ard cure TO corns
on the fech In proof Of which, read the following
CASES?
A LADf!-to whom reference can ue made af.
"A ter suffering great pain, and Inconvenience for
wears, from Corus, and when in, the mean time
making use OF various highly celebrated rem
cdics, but 10 no purpose, und had in consequence
ofthesc repeated disappoinments, nearly despaircd
Of relief, most happily met with the Aibion Corn
plaster, one box of " liich, CAT expense of ony
sc cents has entirely cured her Corns! So aston
shing was this TO induce several of the
friends and neigtibors of the lady the same
remedy, and with the good success!
An Old GCnt!cman!-lnlormcd an \ gent that nj
Ter suffering unconscionahle pain and uouble for
ears flom corn, which had resisted every al
tempt TO destroy, was cured by this most valuable
plaster.
a Person. So crippled with Corns for long
time to I've unable 10 walk, had 10 koIcs in
his shoes 10 ease his leetwas cured by this plas
tel
This plaster gives immediate relief as soon as ap.
piled it dissuIves aud draws the Corn out root
and branch, without The least Pain Plice, so cts
a hoy
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-02-04

The Frederick, (Nd) Examiner states, that q
gentleman in that vicinity lately disinterred hog
which had been buried in the twenty-five
days The hog still alive
The recent vote in the Senate of Pennsylvania,
induces to believe, that the attempt now making
to declare the charter of the United States Bank
forfeited, will be successful.
New Orleans paper states that Sheriff in that
city has made $3.50 900 dollars in three years.
The Nashville Wing of Jan 6 says:-A letter le-
ceved in this city last evening from Jackson in
this state, advises that getleman had just arrived
at thar place direct from Texas, with the news that
ten. Sam Houston had been shot in personal rem
contre, by the speaker the Texian House of Rep
Fesentatves-no hope was entertained of his recov'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-02-04
Eom The Worcesi1r SIM.
V"I NC " Ut Ltott' NIPy'
! Nj o X II A N II II RIA |,

kiDNAPPER CoNvIcTEp-rhe prosecution oil
Dickerson Shearer and Elias NJ. Turner for
kidnapping the boy Sydney O.. Francis aud
transporting him TO Virginia with the intent to
.sll him MS slave, was uried before the court o
Common Pleas in This town last week. The
trial commenced at the opening Of the afternoon
session OF the court on the 23I inst. aud was
committed TO The jury at half past o'clock in
the evening of the 25,h, The jury after ansab.
sence ot about an hour, rennned with II verdict
OF GUILTY, against both OF the defendants
Exceptions were taken to the ruling of lhe Court
on several points, 10y Turner which excop.
mons viii he carried before the Supreme Court
on an application for new trial In behalf OF,
Shearer, no exception was taken, and he WINS
brought into the court on the morning of the
&:th, and was sentenced 10 ttro days soLitdry
Imprisonment, and confinement to hard Iaborin The
SUITES PRISON, for the term of SEVEN"
YE.4RS
The case was managed with great ability on
the part of the government by Phny Merricll, the
District Attorney, and on the part Of The dcfeu.
dents, by Ira Nj. Barton, Of this town, and
Jonathan Chapman of Springfield. for Turner;
and by Isaac {. Bates Of Northampton, for
SheRrer.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-02-04
IE'AessacEV GDR' sale,

SITUATED near the centre of the town OF Con
~ cord, VT, consisting of large two story shop
with pits under the same-a small Cnrrying shop.
a bark House and MiH-tour aces uf excellent
Land, with smati nrchard-a good HOUSE late
" rcpaired-n wood shed and convenient
barn-all well watered-a good chance for bark
and customers generally good.
ALSO
n lot Of good Land comprising so acres, partly
cleared, which will be sold very cheap, and on ca
sy terms. Apply t.
RICHARDSON GRAVES, or
WIN. LYNN, on the premises:
Concord, Jan. 1870 'oO"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-02-04
Extract of letter. dated VAN buren,, Arkansas
Dec 25 1889.

-, The difficulty between the two parties of the
Cherokee indians has not been settled. Ross. the
chiet of one party has left the nation-his best
Policy-as he was considered to have body
guard of five hundred indians at his own ex'
pense. have heard some Of the Ridge party
say they were determined TO kill him the first
Opportunity.
The Murderers of the two Ridges and Boudi-
not have been taken by Gen. Arbnckle, Com.
niander at Fort Gibsor.-They were taken
through this place short time since on their
way to Little Rock, where they will be tried.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-02-04
.4RO.H.ATTC PILLS!

RELIES AROMATIC PILLS for FEMALES.
For Distractions. Debility, HW ochondIi0, &c
TE7HESE Pills cleanse, purify and cause Tree
Il circulation of blood when in a manner sus :
whereby henith is established, and the patient be-
fore bale as death. restored TO lively animal
ted complexion. They are Likewise conductive
to hetic or consumPtive habit, when they must not
These Pills have heen of immense benefit to the
1,nnaie mart of community. Price, 81 80 box.
Prerarod and sold by I KIDDER, successor to
Dr Conway % Court 81 up stairs. Concert
Hall. and may also be had UfLUTHER JEWETT,
st. Johnsbnry.
None genuine unless signed T. KIDDER, on the
outside printed wrapper
Large discount 10 dealers. TAI l2O
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-02-04
HE TEETH.
BRITISH ANTICEPT[C DENTIFRTCE.

BRITISH ANTICEFTlC DENTIFRTCE.
TENlilS clegnt article is pronounced by thoss
4 who use it the mos, valuable Tooth Powdor
they ever met with. II possesses the peculiar ex.
cellencc 0fcIcansing tie teeth from all tarlarous
encrustalions, without injurng the enamel, it i'm
parts healthy freshness to the gums, n balmy
sweetness to the breath, and gives TO the teeth
beautiful peariy whiteuess
The two following testimonials were received
from gentlemen, (Cie'gymen) oithe firs' resPecta
bity.
THEoLoGIcAL SEMINARY, Audovcr September
4.-Sir-haNing made full triai fyour Anricep'ie
Dcntirice, | we'll satisfied of its efficacy to
preserve the cleanliness and healthy state Ofthe
reetl, and gums, lad to imrart to the mouth We
nv agreeable sensation of sHcetness. Yours &c.
(Signed) j L. WEBSFER
ANDoyER THEoLoGICAL SEMINARY, sept. Id
Sir, having for the past year used syour Arceptic
Dentrifce | cannot but acknowledge it to be the
most valuable tooth powder especially for the preser
walton of the teeth, withiwhi am acquainted,
hope it will soon he universally used. Yours &e.
(Signcd) JOHN LORD.
Price 81 cts. box.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-02-04
OLD TLpPECANOE IN OHIO.
'"hN'E"potS mEE1lSG OF The DEMOCRATIC jAR
RisoNIASs OF Ross COUNTY.

RisoNIASs OF Ross CoUErY.
The largest and most enthusiastic meeting of the
people of Ross County which ever asse mbed was
holden at Chillicothe on the 9Th inst The NEE
ling holden in the street, there being no bull
ding in town large enough for the purpose, and
was addressed with great power aud eoqueDce by
Gen. Murphy, Hon. VIM Creighton, formerly mem,
Der of Congress, DR.. Gaiand OF Iowa, u. DOughias,
Esq, Col Brush, and various other gentlemen. MIR
Creighton in the course ofhs sHcech, vindica'ed the
character of Gen. Harrison from the foul asPersions
which party SANDER had cast upon II. "They call
him. >" said Mr. c., 50 an odd Granny very we'll
he is a granny, who will deliver this country on
tho 18th of March, 1884, Of the greatest litter OF Po'
li.cal scamps that ever produced - oNE THOU
SAND delegates appointed to attend The great
State Convention TO be holden at Co umbus, on inc
32d February. Arrangements have been made ~
the delegates 10 march in body from ChilIicothe
to Columbus; and each mar is to report himself at
the Harrison and Tyler Head Quarters, with a
knapsack, tin cup, and rations for four days The
Old Hero is sweeping every thing before him in
the West