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cordial, paragoric, opodeldoc, laudnum, lees
pills, castor and american oils, epson salts, &C.
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and mustard, for sale by J.b. WALKER
NAV, 1874.
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
TIshom'ngo County.
NoTICE, that have this day filed my
~ petition 10 ihs Office Of Tho Clerk Of
tho Probate Cour, OF tho aforesaid
County and State, praying tho said Courl
for Dover 10 all tho propcr,, Of my dccea-
.cd husband, Iiezekiah d. Mitchell, laio of
said County. shall move The said Court
on tho frs, Monday Of Juno nex', to gran,
The prayer Of said petition, when and whors
al. persons interested may make their oh
jections, if any they have.
MARY ID. MITCHELL.
May 9Th l5f4-2S-4w--fee 81
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The STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
T'sHAMINco COUNTY.
PROBATE Court, December Term IS43.
NOTlCE is hereby given, that an APP
~ pIcation to me, by Andrew J. Fraly
of Harden County, Tennessee, who
claims an undivided interest of all that
tract Of land in said County of Tishamingo,
known and designated as the South Eas.
quarter of Section No. Ten, in Township
Two, and Range Eight The North Eas.
quarter of Section Thirry.fve, Township
One, Range Eight. The South Yves, Of Secs
ton Twen'y-seven, Township Two, Range
Eight And the South West of Section
Eleven, Township Two, Range Eight, East,
Chickasaw Lands. have nominated Da>
vid W. Hyndman, James B. Townsend.
and A. B. Walker Esqrs, 10 divide the said
tracts Of Land into eleven equal parts or
shares and unless proper objections are
stated TO me, at the Court House in tie
town o. Jacinto, in the first Monday 10 Feb
ruary 1874, the said David W. Hyndman
James R. Townsend and A. B. Walker
will then be appointed 10 make partition
Of .he said Lands held by copartners, joint.
tenants and tenants in common. Given
under my hand and seal the 4th of Deem.
1913. A. II. WEIR,
Probate Judge
Deem. All 1897 Sw-Pfs fee Sl3 10
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May llth lS44-27-6t [fee 81.
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JailOr'S Notice.
HNOMMITTED to the Jail Of
f.: :; e.: !: 81; e. /: = S i; :: 4; 4;
his name James. Said Boy is
abou. IL or Is years Of age. will weigh
about 1856 or l4O pounds, heavy built, 5
feet s or 9 inches high, Of dark complex
ion, no scars percievable. Said Boy when
taken 10 was riding large Iron Gray
horse, which he says belongs to man by
the name Of Norris, near Savannah. Said
Boy says he belongs to James Book, Of
Alabama, near the Tennessee line, four
miles from Savannah, The owner ia re
quested to ce;ne forward, prove his property
pay charges, and take him away, or he will
be dealt with as the law directs.
E. M. ROGERS, Tailor
of 1iPpah County MI.
Nav, 3rd lS44,--26tf
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-08-29
PUT 1T AT THEM,

Whenever federal leader asks you to support Clay.
Just get him to prove 10 you what Clay has ever done
for the poor man. Ask him If Clay has not kept the
country in excitement for the las, 20 years, by bring
ing up measures at war with the constitution, and re-
pugnant to civil liberty. Witness his advocacy of a
British Tariff, national debt his opposition to the far
and mechanics aud hardy settlers Western
lands his advocacy Of the swindIing Bankrupt law
his opposition 10 flee suffiags in Rhode Island. Aside
from his moral determines, bis course since 1924 in as
ways taking sides with the enemies of universal lib-
erty, universal suffrage enough 10 make any friend
Of his country Vote against party who support such
man, Come out from among them then and rally under
the flag Of equal rights uud vote for Polk. Dallas and
Tod.
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REPRINT
3ERs EDINBtJRGH JOURNAL.

CHAMBERS EDINBURGH JOURNAL,
DUBLlSHEED al The Albion Office, Barclay street
i New York. The first year Of our reprint Of Cham
bers' Edinburgh Journafbeing about 20 exirs, avail
ourselves Of the opportunity 10 ray that it has received
support commensurate with the intrinsic merils of the
work. and that continued republication is therefore cs>
tablished on firm basis We shall feel indebted to
subscribers who will make the Journal known in their
respective neighbohoods, as we'll give currency to
the annexed terms Of publication. ,,..s ..
In order put this work within the reach Of all clas
sas of the public, have determined 10 issue it at the
low prize Of doar and half per annu'ni and also
furnish it to agents al discount from this price, OF
thirty three and third per cent And in order 10 die.
seminate the pubIicron sill: more extensively, we have
determined to give individuals companies Of indvid-
uas who may order oe copies the advantages posses
sed by agents, and to extend them aIso the benefit o
the discount. A remittance of five dollars, then pro-
videj it be in funds par in The city Of New York OF
not more than FIVE per cent discount will command
annual copies. The publication is weekly, coniains
contains eight pages and is printed in The quaro form
with neat type and good paper. Ii is scarcely neces
saryl TO state that the low price at which offer III,
work, will oblge 10 adhere to The cash system with
out any deviation whatever.
Editors throughout the country inrerng this prospec
tus fur successive works. and sending copy ccpain
ing olhe Albion Office, will be entitled to free CO.
! ny for one year.
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UNPRINCIPLED. FORGERY.

The federal Advocate copies part of aleer purportng
to be from Thomas Jefferson praising and exaliing
Henry Clay, This latter has been dozen times
to be forgery land yet these moral religious fsdealsts
keep going the rounds il they had other means to
bolster mp their candidate than by forging the name of
Thos. Jefferson. What is the Difference between one
scamp who will make bogus dollar and pass it as
genuine, and another who will wan,ingly publish a
forged letter knowing to be SUCH AT the time this
forged letter appeared lin the campaign of 2s) Thos'
J. Randolph the relative and Bisgrapher of Mr.. jeff
erson denounced as forgery, and traced the author up
who turned out to be the Infamous John BtnsS Of Phil
atelphia city, the very who originated and first got
up the coffin hand Bills against Gen. Jackson. Yet
this federal Buzzard palms off a letter written by this
coffin hand Bill 9edIer with JefersOns name forged to
It, as "Mr. Jeferson's opinion of Henry Clay
Shame on the corrupt old hypocrile, and deceiver.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-08-29
EXHIBITION OF THE DEAF AND DUMB

On Tuesday evening Mr.. Il. HuBBElL, supsrinien>
dent of the Ohio Deaf and Dumb Asylum. delivered
an address 10 the Cour House. and with The aid Of four
Of his pupils SsIeeaby entertained large audience for
bours, Mr.. lubbel gave history of The invention
of the signs by which these unfortunate mules coDmun
cate their deas-lhe men who brought those signs to
perfection -snd the interest taken by the phanlhropiss
of dlaenl nations and Stalss in amelioraung their con-
ditiOu, educating them and making Them happy His
pupils two males and two females intelligent and fine
looking persons, went through number of panomimlc
exercises surprising 10 all. Although they have ears
that hear not ard tongues which speak not yet by signs
did they describe dhelsut IN Tho Bible-lhe hu-
passions different trades and occupations and
answered questions of almost every nature with ru-
pdlty and cearness equal TO those possessed Of all
Gods blessings
Mr.. IIubbo is on tour through the State, giving
practical demonstration of the benefits oflhe institution
aud endeav"ring to ens, tho s.mpahies Of tho peO
pie IN behalf Of the Deaf aud Dumb. that they may in
struc heir servants in the Legislature TO make
appropriation of 10 to $4,000 dollars for the enlarge,
ment of lhe asylum which is entirely inadequate the
growing population Of our noble State We wish him
every SUCCESS in his laudable undertaking.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-08-29
ATTEMPT TO DEFRAUD THE PEoPLE.

ATTEMPT TO DEFRAUD TIE PEOPLE.
The leaders aiiemul Of the TusearHwvas wing con-
venOn in their resolutions blink the question Of A.
U. s. Bank altogether.
True they talk about "naiiOnal clTyetey'' hut that
means goll aud silver, The only national currency
that ran be. This silence of these leaders the
question Of Bank is base attempt the voters
Of Tuscarawyas. For proof we will copy extrac
from the speech of Joseph White of Indiana recently
drIivsred 10 Ne York. and published in the New
York papers Here it is.
Again The whg party proposes for the adoption Of
the electors of the country Tho distribution of the pro-
ceeds of the public lands and that Old and time kOnored
issue Of National Bank TO these ho democratic
creed does not furnish any anagunisiC measures Ola
liimat We character. am awale that in pronouncng
the Bank 10 he issue now, run conner to the views
of P!icy nlertaincd by Porlion is 10 be hoped an
incunsderahle pUron-Of my party in this Ssaie
but whatever these gentleman deem II prop
er to adopt for the conducting "f this rampaign-how.
ever much cy mag dis posed 10 state falsely aclo issues
to disguise old Ones for myself must be permit
ted 10 advocate VIII policy as it has been and il
is, aud To stand again upon the old issue nj National
! Bank. (GreHt cheerng) .....
81 know there are some whig politicians, and
pause here 10 make the remark out vi The regular order
Of the dscussOn- and 20 me ii is source OF deep re-
grel that there who take all occasions pTo>
claim that they not in favor of any for the
regulation of the currency. These men attempt 10 de
fraud hePeoplc into voting for Mr. Clay, the ground
that tile bank question is not of tie issues Of S4
and say it to this audience, my responsibility
whg, that aplcncUerG whig gorGtor approaches yOU ciA
that declaration his lips you arc to 6eiOarc Of him. ana
mark him as one lohO is dishonesty attempting 10
The t~c issues Of this great contest loud cheersy
Now what must the honest portion of the wings here
| Il r 4 A.. 4 AL.
Bank is ofthe issues, has declared for it. AM
have mis- stumPes OlSewherebu the leaders here hop
by their silence to get votes that they otherwise wouC
not, and hence resorng to the basest chicanery AM
fraud. Shame such hypocricy shuilling and skulk
ing. Charge home upon them their attempt 10 derau
the people. .
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A PRONUNCIATION Ar ROME.

The Federal leadersh by good deal Of hard swearing,
and harder lying dro tying to make their nll"wers be-
ieve that the renuncotions published by le democratic
papers are not all tue. "PvRtus 10 change at home
say they Well if it will not give them the belly aelel
let them read the following, whie, was sent US last
Friday voluntarily, 1t is but one among hundred in
Tuscarawas, and thousands throughout ile State, that
have left the Federal party, because of their false prvn'
ises their decsptons, their Oppressive Clocnes, and
their contempt for the interest aud welfare ote people
No poor or labOring who looks inoIhe principles
Of the COON leaders, and compares them with the Prn,
cipes Of the Democratic party hesitate which party
he should support. Ifhewil conscienriousy duthsh
must be democrat, for il ia his interest, his welfare
aud the welfare ofhis posterity.
Mcssrs. Mtchcner g. MChS,os; wish TO stare through
the columns Of your paper that now renopmce Whig-
gerry. have always been wbig and voted for Gen.
Harrison in lS40 but cannot vote with that party again.
party which failed 10 fulfil any Of the many promises
which they made to the peor-a party which has JAILED
TO prove any Of the thousand charges made against
the democracy. ] consider The leaders Of iha Wing
party are like The which we worshipped in 1910,
preach thing and practise another. AT The next eec.
ton will support that party which goes in for Equal
Rights and equal privileges. shall hereafter rank ny-
self with tho Democrats of Washington township. aud
vote for Polk, Dallas and Tod
MOSES MERCER.
| Washington tp. Tus. Co. o.
| August 10Th, lS44
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PROCLAMATION.
To the Qualified Electors of the State of
Ohio.

To the Cuaiihed ELECTORS OF the state OF
Ohio.
WHEREAS, it is provided by the LIST section of the
Act entitled, an 'Aci provide for the election E.
ecors Of President and Vice President of the United
Sales," passed FEBRUARY Is, 1920. ''Ihatihe Govern.
OF of this Sae sixty days previous TO The time provided
Vice President If the United States, shall BY Procam,
on TO be inserted in one olhe Newspapers printed in
each county in this State, where any such paper print.
et give notice ofhe time ofholdng such election and
the number of Electors of President and Vice President
there to be chosen" Therefore, in pursuance of the
PROVISIONS II the aforement oned Act,
l. THOMAS W. BARLEY, Governor of the State
Of Ohio do hereby notify and require the qualified Elec-
Tors of this State 10 assemble in their respective Town
ships. al tho usual places designed for holding elections
on the FIRST FRIDAY. being the FIRST DAY OF
NOVEMBER NEXT, and then and there proceed to
elect TWENTY THREE Electors of President and
Vice President of The United States, in pursuance oi
the Constitution and Laws Of The United States and o
this State. ,.. .....
(~>) INTESTIMONY WIIER EOF, ], Tuom
u. AsW BARTLEY, Governor of the State oil
(~~\ Ohio, have hrreunto subscribed my
name, and caused the GREAT SEAL of the State 10 be
affixed at Columbus, this nineteenth day of August in
the veal of Our Lord one thousand eight hundred anc
forty four, and in the sixty ninth year of the lndepen
ence of the Uniled States of America.
.r THOMAS w BARTL EY.
BY the Governor: .-..g -
SAMUEL GALLOWAY.
Secretary Of Stale
August 90, 1874. 33te
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BRANDRETH'S PILLS.
SeeHred BY teLiers Paleat IF iks United States

TUNIE BRANnRETtIS FILLS, ms general family medi+
cine, especially in country 50 subject to sudden cla-
ses OF temperature this, eT value Is mcacHlabe ny
having tue Btanrel FILLS always on hand should sauaet
attack of sickness lake place. they cain he given Ut once ad
will oen have effected cure beiole the physician eoud
have Arrived. -.I. ue
In Cholc, and in inflammation OF the bowels these pills VIII
relieve ard perseverance their according TO tie
directions, win surely do all that mCdcne do 10 restore
The health Of the patient. t-'
In diseases arising the of mercury, from any
cause Vtiaun from had blood otherwise their will
produce happy results In all attacks Of Rheumasnt
Erysipes Salt RChm and In all eases Of chronic or recent
Costvencss OF the Brandreh Pills willie productive
infinite servce-sometihes oecasohns 50 great Change
for the better as 10 cause great thankinluess. s ~,
In all Of indigestion, Worms Asthma Diseases OF tho
Heart aud In all affections Of the Slon Rch and bowels. tie
Brandreh Pills viii he found never failing remedy a
To insnre fill teneht oftese teetaed pills they should
he kept in the house. that upon the first commencement OF
sickness they may he at resoed 90 ohe dOse en Is
hettor nn after The disease has becoms established
IN the system. sd l.g.ls ~ ll r.
The BrRndreh Pills ar purely vegetable, and innocent
that the infant of month old may Use them IL required nq
only with safety but with certainly OF receiving all the be-
nct medicine capable OF imparlug Females may her
during critical periods Of ter lives. The Brahdreth
Pills will insure their hoah and produce regularly In all tie
| functions Of life "#" '5esE
BE careful of counterfeit Pills. How 10 avoid tlOn;
No, !, SECURITY. r. ,,
Each Agent who sells, The genuine Drandelh Pills has
CERrTIcATE OF Agency which has been engraved at vast
expense represents the manuacory at Sing Slug OIL Tie
banks OF the Hudson river, and is signed by Dr. Rrandreh,
and his seal stamped upon the paper
| No SECURITY,
Above all observe the labels upon tie boxes Each box oil
the genuine Pills has THREE LABELS upon il. The
Top and bottom label containing upwards OF NlVE THOU
ISAND LETTERS in RED INK. The words BENJAMIN
lBRANDRETH's PILLS being printed over two hund'ed
times upon tho two labels. t...,
The above justly celebrated Pills be procured the
Store of John p Chaplin New Philadelphia he being tho only
authorized agent for Tuscarawas county Ohio.
August g. 1914. 32ly
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OCTOBER ELECTION.

OCTOB u 2 X f l. e CTION.
Candidates before the COnUsatiOn.
For Congress.
FELIX d. McMEAL. ...
JOHN D. CUMMINS, .
GENERAL WALTER M. BLAKE
For Representative,
RICHARD HEWITT, of Salem tp.
For Auditor.
BRICE BLAIR, of Washington tp.
JOHN rEEL SMITH.
For Commissioner
LEWIS CONWELL
THOMAS RICHARDSON
For Coroner, ..s
JOHN SHANK of Bucks, tp.
For Poor House Directors.
WILLIAM NEIGHBURS.
GEO. BUGHER of York. tp.
JOHN BLACK of Sandy, tp.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-08-29

srTo day Ewns,Ihe scrip specuIator tries 10 wake up
The wings Of Tuscarawas with speech Can ne do it,
no, COonsry is below par everywhere. The whole
country is going for Pokand Dallas and though Ew-
ing may talk half day his coon hearers will 60 home
with heavy hearts, and desparng countenanceS and in
their dreamsbe frightened by hatunversu scream that is
now going up for Democracy human rights and human
liberty, Down with cooneryl
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-08-29
PROSTI1 UTION OF A RELIGIOUS PRESS TO
BASE POLITICAL PURPOSES.


We are informed that the Clay Wings have been
using the Lutheran Press and type for printing their
large hand bills and Clay badges. We have no ohjec-
ton 10 it; But there some Of The Democratic pa
irons Of that paper, who may not like 10 support
ligOus press and have il used as political engine
gainst them. In the fall of ls42 Domocra, went there
got small hand bill printed, when our press was oc-
cupied and paid for it, Two of The committee raised
quite breeze about il. But now when whiegery IS 10
be benefited by it, even the Lutheran Press mus, be
used 10 assist in putting gambler aud duelis into the
Presidency, o tenspore, o mOrcsl ...
This is easily accounted for. The committee who
superintcnd the publication OF the paper all Wings
There's the difference 1t might be well enough 10
mention the names of these Whig Saints who thus
degrade themselves aud the Press which they
preside, Here they are JOHN EVERI1ARD, whig
candidate for Auditor, PETER WILLIAMS, and
JACOB OVERHOLT, The Clay badges are to be
had UTm the basement of the Lutheran Church
I2 cents apiece cash. No shinpusters taken in
paymentQ) Step up coons, and buy.
Democrats can have them, payable whom Clay i:
elected Q)
Quere. Do they charge anything for printing these
| hand bills and badges.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-08-29
ORGANIZE! ORGANIZER

DEMOCRATS! FRIEkDs OF REPUBLICAN LrBERTY
are You acivel Are you making ready for the great
day of trial. Is your organization completes Arc
your neighborS furnished with doeuments-wiih the
right sort of reading matter to conlound your enemess
Ifnot delay net a momeni9 Now is the Iday now is
the hour. When the election is past it will be too late.
We have bu, 10 will it and Ohio will elect her favore
SON, DAVID TOD. Governor, and cast her vote for
POLK and DALLAS. --.t
II Look! only look at what other States have donel
A gain of some TWENTY TWO THOUSAND
Votes in KENrUCKY-old Kentucky since 1910 m
Csy's own state heading him at his very door sill J.
Only think of that Democrats OF Ohio, and then re-
solve 60 and do likewise Gain in The proportion
in the votes given, and Ohio, will swell the chorus ol
democratic victories and tremendous shout. Let the
world ORGANIZE then 60 forth. Let everv man
know his neighbor, let every neighbor know his man
Let organizato 5e the first political word in the morning
and the last at night. Let nothing be left 10 hope, EN-
pEcTATIoN or CHANCE, but see that it is done your.
self. Never did republican liberty call more loudly on
every man to do his duty, and never were the pros.
poets Of success moro cheerngl- Statesman
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-08-29

KATHERINE Steiner twidow) ChriSiiana, inermarried
Owilh Adam ncbaugh and Catherine Steiner iminor,
hereby notified, That the 29h day of July A. d. 1914
William Shear administrator ote estate Of David Steiner
filed in Court of Common Pleas Of Tuscaawas coun
ty, Ohio petition against themhe object and prayer of
which obtain order of said Court authorizing said ad
mnstraor complete behafof the els Of said deceased
certain article of agreement and entered into in The
lifetime Of md between the said deceased and George
LinebaLgh by which said article of agreement said David
Steiner the Of three hundred dollars, among other
things sold the undivided hnfo the following described feal
estate situate in said Tuscarawas County Ohio wit; The
west half of the W. @, of Sec No. 9Townshp, No. g. and
Range in the United States Military District, containing 80
less Said petition will be for the hearing Of said
COURT at its next Term BELDEN & BROTHER.
S0ls. for Pet.
July, 81, l844.-29 3w. .-,....... s
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Nothing shows The hypoorcy of federal leaders bets
Ter than their acts. See how they profess to be the poor
mans friend in talking about distribution, but look at
their acts ard ootes on Col Benton's Land Bill to
give peor the public lands at SO cents an acre
They voted almoStto man against it from Henry Clay
down. See the article on first page lOrproof What
poor man will 90 with such hypocres, and such enc
mics 10 bis Wsfare1 B. 4 -. -,-Ln --I
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-08-29
A TUSCARAWAs DEMOCRAT.

In the list of members elected to The Indiane Leg
sIaluro. we see The name Of our old fellow democrat
.Jacot Hel,oig of Tuscarawas.
Mr.. Helwig was long lime residen, of this coun'
ty was once candidate for sheriff and beaten by pPe-
laying. lie moved to Indians three years ago was
fast fall elected the Legislature and again return
turned by triumphant majority.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-08-29
TAKE DOWN THAT THIEvING COON.

For two weeks the Buzzard had the picture of
coon at the top Of some yirg election Returns endeav-
oring 10 make hg readers believe that Missouri Indiana
al renois had gone for the wings and that they had
held their own in other states What base deception
upon moral and religious people, Missouri, Illinois,
and Indiana have given an aggregate democratic maj or
iy Of 95 0OO votes. And in Kentucky and N. Carolina
the whig loss is over 10000 votes. But what more
could you expect from man who would publish a
forged letter as Thomas Jeferaon's. And then how
emblematic of tho man and his principles is his picture
dirty lousy thieving othe forssa poacer upon
the farmers corn fields just he has been upon their
taxes .....,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-08-29
DEMOCRATIC MASS MEETINGS.

Gen. LEWIS GASS, of Michigan, late Minister to
France, will address meetings Of the people at the
following plu,es and times:
Norwolk, Huron couuy, Tuesday, Sept' II
Delawars, Delaware county, Thursday, I" 10
Urbana, Champaign county, Saturday, " 81
Columbus franklin county, Monday, /" 90
Zanesve. Musknsum co.., Wednesday, " 25
N. Philadelphia, Tuscarawas co., Saturday" 20
Gen CAss will bs accompanied by other prominent
speakers of tho Democratic party. Immense
meetings of the people expected all the obovo
mentioned places. Every body is invited to attend and
hear the old soldier Of the last war; aud take counsel
upon tie great political questions Of the day, which
deeply occupy the public mind.
August 81, 1914.