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CONSERVATIVES

Al equaI and normal circulation Of the bioSd 10
health. An a5normsi, hath 70 say an excessive "
ease. To illustrate-torpidisy Of the Liver Is caused
By Stagnation Of the blood in that organ sdiseAsegO Of
the ktcn y. Inflammation Of the Lungs, DiSeass o.
the Heart, &c by the sane cause, viz: Improper Ch-
eulations and from the same cause spring ali nlsot
forms OF disease. To discover . certain cure tAe>.
for these diseassss the hrst great enquiry Reeesssry
Is, What causes the blood TO circulate fsl,e
For centuries Il h As been q matter Of nuoh udP
among scientific and medical men; and wAils any
ed upon the enquiry. II has been left 70 this oentdrS
among its other wonderful increases IN kaogledge.tp
make this grand discovery, also
Acknowledging that life 10 tae git OF the Creates,
and that 'in Him We live and move and have uurDs-
in e" We stu venture the remark, that "a The PiEles
move fn their spheres. and AL vegetables life IL gov
srnsl By certain zbsolrte laws. 50 animal EfsEh
raceable to = Exed csEss- which remove Or destroy.
and death, the certain effect follows. 1870
Analysis Of the red c0rpuseles OF the blood d6eB
them to be eOnPOaads q iI0A, Salphar aadPAssFAs--
The air we brsaihs. We know 70 ssniaEas Ssf5 Isrss
oxygen brought In contact With meta; svoIvss g
emits electricity.
Electricity broushs In eoatses via : nsseul1f assr,
These facts being iadispstahle, zs have aorzhs 30
luton as 70 the motor or motive power % The hcs-.se
The oxygen in the air ge breathe coming In donzet
WITH che iron In the rsd eorVuseiss Of the stood euiu
electricitg, Hhieh eoning in contact With he hess
causes il 70 e~sptrset. Aad Aenee me pessr e
hottest arteries. What Their. are the eanses 81 Coa-T
sumption, Dropsx, Palsy. Paralysis. 81 vitns' psase.
Dyspepsia, Epilepsy, Fever and Ague, &cI-a den
cheney Of the red csrpuseIes containing the ron, sal
Phur and phosphOFous. which eausesa dedeisuey 81
electricity, and consequently an abnormal eirenh-
ton. The BLOOD becomes Eatery, colds and eronshi-,
al complaints and prostraton ensue-the sufferer La
comes nervous, and Subject to rhermauc pasus sn4
neuralgia-eompiaints OF the liver and kidneys set
in in short, almost every type OF disease but viralent
feVers may b traced TO this deficiency IN the blood.
Of the corpusslss sr red g~l0buies.
Old age causes . deficiency ofcorpuscles. an4 uhi3ah
Eado not pretend to say ths- We have diseoveredt hof
elixir vite, We desay that life can be nssersAE
pr0l0nEed By the use Of the .51 la -
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Blood Food!
RLnn1 Eon1J

To al SuGering from Consumption. ~ineipient OF
CONFIRMED. or from debility OF any kind; or from men
tai or nervous Prostration.b brought en- by any cause;
or from serOfuioas co nPiaintsi or from diseases Of
the kidneys or bladder and to ladies suffering any
Of the many distressing complaints their sex are la
bic to, and which sngender consumption the
.ELa BLOOD FOOD
fs odered a. 3 certain cad rekebse remedy. Differing
In every particular from the Pstsnt medicines Of the
day. Il is ehenicsI combination of IRON, SUI
PHUR and PHOSPHORUS. of very great worth
and many hundreds bear glad and grateful testimony
to the benefits it has conferred on them,
CHURCH & DUPONT, 400 Broadway, New York,
are the sole prOprietors Of the article, and have in
consequence ofA fraud attempted upon the public.
changed the color Of the outside wrapper from red TO
yellow, and Increased the size OF the bottle to 8
ounces. Be very cautious in buying 70 see tsstths
fac smile OF their signature is on the outside of the
wrapper. as all others are counterfeit
FEB. 20. leSI-Iy.l
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e. Reserze in fhe Field.

T~heTeports Of eniistmentz Of Companies
from al parts Of the Reserve we cannot
begin 70 give IN detail Every county,
every.vIllass Of any size and nearly every
township that We have heard from are
sending msn, and aiding them with cloth
ing and nnpeJ.
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WEsr BkDFoRD. Coshocton Co., Nav II, 81.
Ny. II. B. kingsley, sir:-I have been selling the
medicines Of the Grsfenberg Company for the last
tRn years, and have invariably found them to give
great satisfsctio on and the pills I hare sold to a great
many families as regular IS their tsa and coffee, and
with my trade they have BECOME = staple article
Marshals Uterine Cathohcon is . medicine that has
done a great amount OF good in female dissases.-
One lady I sold IL 10 told me that she had received
more benefit from one bottle than she did from 4 long
course Of medical treatment by the most skillful ply
sieians. You're, truly, JAMEsA WILSON.
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nELOOD FOOD

which r~eitores the red ~gtobnles, and thus ne Bsfzsi
circulation. c~ousumptivest friends Of
ives u SufeTera from any organic diseaseli- Cnfor-
tnuates, who have by excess OF the body ormind. re-
duceaths standard % the bi0oS and dininished ne /,
red globules- Ladies suffering any Of the distresseE
known aSfemale con p~laintB. be persusded the~Blos4
Food" san cure you. Il has cured Thousands. * deEs
perste eases Ehsre aifhops has beear given aP. To-
not reject 10. do not thrOg sgay your onfyhoPe Inot
Bleed Food Is an ~Hnfailinz remedy give q aeiAL&
An sahOTate treatise. carrying Ont and FLY pncE-s-
ing he theory advanced here 70 be cOrrecs Htltb&
mailed to any Interested partEs on the reeeiPt Of fBnE
cent stamps. Blood Food is soliby all ~dTuggists
or where Il cannot behad. / will send 6botieE-fr@a Z
Of expense, for 81. PTfce, single bottle. SIN u y
pat up in 9 OF. walls in yelloE EraPpers-the old ttnd,S
in small bottles, IN red wrappers h&ving beea dona
away With-and bears the .fae-sinile stsaRlEfg pt
Church 4 Dupont upen the face 81 the wrapper. b.
,a ia ~I~c.T DCPONT, Sole Proprietor. VI
iiPsb. q. etl +cs Broadway. Esz xanST
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CHERIFF's SALE.

TT TrunsuiI county.
John osrI. et a4I1Bv-virtuo Of an order Of
sale issued from the Court Of Common Pleas Of frum
hull eoanty, Ohio, 70 me directsd ] shaii oder for tale
At Public Auction At the door of the Court House In
Warren. in said county on
Saturday the 18Th day Of Nay, 1851
st one o'clock P. n. OF said day the ~fsaoWingd escrib.
ed real estate situate in the township Of sopthipgton
and Is known BY part Of 10: forty seven and bounded as
follows; Beginning st the southeast corner 0f lot A.;
thence west to the southeast corner OF land formerly
owned BY John ?. West; thence north So far thata line
draEn Parallel Win the south line Of said lot 81 and ex-
tending 70 the east Iine Of said lot will contain fftyA,
cres Appalled, 81 ei2Go. Al. LYMAN, Sheriff.
sherfEsao6ee FWaFTen, APr. u, 1901.
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An engine Of the Pittsburgh and Chica-
20 read exploded its boiler at Alliance on
the morning Of the 9Th inst, blowing John
Nell SIXTY Rect into the air and instantly
fGIing him. Mr. IL was fsrne1ly a CHI
zen e Garfield, in this county, and leaves
via sna fur s~hldren--MaAonfss Sss-
- Assss1 -zr1 aDt-T
@S~ EEEaGega sazols @
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ARARE CHANCE!

A well selected Stock of Goods suita-
IA BILE for a arss class country store, IN one Of The
best business locations in Trumbull Co Is for sale 81
a bargain, and on the most favorable terms. A con
modious store room and fixtures Is fer rent or sale
with the above. To those Wishing TO invest IN a safe,
proftable and well Is ajlished business sr unusual
chance will be offered. For further particulars ad-
dress Box is. Warren, {. tJan. 10, fe6I-l
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Union Meeting in Mecca-1500 Men
IN lnuncil.

] MsSsrs. Rdfors-On Wednesday even.
inc, April 18th. the people of Mecca met
together, to the number of about 1900
The gun squad commenced firing at sun.
down. and continued until near Ii O'Clock
E. Sankee was called to the chair, J. NJ.
Chase and B. III. GilkerSon were chosen
Vice Presidents. and n. NJ. Newell and
A. W.. Jones. Secretaries Col Ct r.
Beckwith was appointed Marshal, and E.
Fankell, H. Grant and C. Waite, assis-
tants.
On motion, J. Strohm. H B. Case, H.
Grant. R. W.. DUNCAN and n. w. Palmer,
were appointed a committee on resolutions.
w. o. Forrist. Esq, was then called
for, and responded in one of his best speech
ea. AT the close of his speech, cheer upon
cheer went UP.
On motion, Col. G. R. Beckwith, H.
Grant, A. w. Jones. NJ. BrOckway and
T. Sankee were appointed a committee to
perfect a military organization at Mecca.
The committee on resolutions reported
the following:
The citizens of Mecca, Ohio, convened
without regard to party, April IL. 1861,
express their sentiments touching the pre-
sent condition Of the country, as follows:
Resolced, That the Government of the
United States is at present in great danger
from the assault of traitorous and misgui-
ded men.
Resolred, That whatever may have been
our previous political predictions. we do
now reliuquish all former opinions and
and cleave to the great bulwark of
safety-the Union; allowing "by-gones to
be ~"by7gones," and stand by the COnstitu-
ton and laws.
ResOlced, That we do approve of the &C
ton Of the President in calling for troops
10 suppress all disloyalty to the govern
nent, and to retake the public property
and defences.
Resolved, That we adhere to the senti-
nent, "the Union must and shall be pre-
Resolced That immediate steps be Ia
rem to effect a military organization at
Mecca, for the purpose of assisting the
President to quell all disorder and disloy-
Ilty.
On motion adjourned. with three hearty
'heers for the Union, three for Major An
iersOn, and three for the Stars & Stripes.
The proceedings were i~nterspersed by
EXCELLENT music by BrOckway's martial
band
You may count on Mecca for at least
ne good company of Volunteers.
L. G. B.
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CHERRIES SALE

Al O ne o'clock P. 81. Of said dag, the following desert
bed real estate situate IN Vernon tsUnship In said
county, and Is kno IN by being part ef lots No. and
? IN he wilcox Tract in the tsEnshiR OF HerRon and
Ia bouude 4 as follows beginuing in the east and vest
center road in said Vernon. at the north west corner
Of Abraham OAruen's land. thence west In said road
10 The north east corner Of Levi SatliGs land thence
south on sutlirs east line. to the south east corner
thereof; thence west on the south Hue Of said Sullia
Land 70 IN middle OF the west. north and south, road
in aid Vernon; thenee south In said road to the line
Of Miles Beaeh's land; thence east in said line 70 the
south. west corner Of Erastus ChapmaDfs land thence
northto the north vest corner OF said Chapman land;
thence east in the north lima sf said ChaPnan's land
10 The south east corner Of David Snilif's land. thenee
north along the west line Of said Satlins land. 10 the
land Of A. n. Clark and Abraham Carmen to the place
Of beginning, and containing two hundred And nlne
acres Of land mere or less. Appraised a. Sis per
acre. Terms cash. A. b. LYMAN, sherixs
shsfias once. Warren. Apr 10. 1861.
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SHERIFF'S SALE As Special Master.
~ George Fusselnan. Guarl In Trumbull Com

SHBRIFF'S SALE As Special Master.
George Fusseln2n, Guar) In Trumbull Com
John Battles. ct al BY virtue Of an or
der Of Sale, in the above entitled cause, issued out
Of the Court Of Common Pleas OF T~rumbull. Ohio.
and to ne directed and delivered. I have levied on
and shall offer to public sal, at the door Of the Court
House in Warren in said cOunty, on --,l3
Saturday the 9th day Of 4pra, 1861,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and 4 O'Clock
P. Of said day, the following described Real Is
tate. to Wit Situate in the Township OF WsathersAeid
being township No. three in the third range OF town
ships in the Connecticut Western Reserve in the
State Of Ohio, and which is also in the county Of
Trumbull and is known bounded ana described as
follows 70 wit: beginning al q point in the center Of
the highway which point is also in . line running
three feet west Of the house and perpendicular to
the highway and running along the middle OF the
highway S SIX. &. 1850 chains. thGnes along the
highway s. *. I. 10, so ehainsto The east line Of
let "a in the 1900 acre Salt Spring Tract, thence
south on said Int line 1929 chains to the south line
Of said lot, thence west on the south line III chains,
thence moth "a. west SECS chains, thence north
e3xs, east 50 chains to the point Of beginning and
cohtains fofty-three and two thirds acres Of land with
made OF wood or stone at each corner as
surveyed by K BuTnhsm. Deputy County Survey
or. Sept 90. ie55. be the same more or less. Apprais-
ed At S2s,e per acre. FERNS cash t-J-y+
- A. B.LYMAN. Sheriff.
SheriEs Once, Warren, March -, 1e6l-SE.
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E-DOntf fail to read Prof. Woods sdver-
tisement ia this paper.
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Cpecisl Examination Of School Teach
ers. There will be Special Examinations Of
School Tea shers on Fridays, March 9Th and 18th. at
Empire Hall, and on Fridays. April 18th and May
10th at the Court House. All persons who desire to
obtain certificates to teach common schools, In Trum-
bull. during the coming summer, can attend seine
one Of the aforesaid examinati ms. Private Exam
/ nations cannot be had, and no more public sxamin-
atoms will be held 4 Until next fall.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

in NOAAO
"A The undersigned having been duly appointed
and aualihed a. administrator on the estate Of Dam
lei Slater. late Of Rowland, deceased. All persons
knowing Themselves Indebted to said estate viii maxi
inn sdiste payment. and those having claims asslnst
said estate WIN present thssams for payment EisAiA
one SsAs nAvrD sHLTKRs Ada'n
HsuIand, ApriI 10. fssI-5O'
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GEO F. BROWN,
PLOWS AND CULTIFATORS.

The Subscriber takes this method Of
Il informing his old customers and the farming
public generally, that he il prepared TO furnish them
With decidedly the best Improved Plovs. caltiTatorB,
Points, &C.. Kept in this market. He keeps the
Youngstown Flows and Points; also the Pittsburgh
Points. Can Snd examine. before purchasing else
where. The subscriber Is thankful Tor past favors,
and respectfully solicits q liberal continuance Of the
public patronage. to merit which he will spare no
pains to give satisfaction. All work warranted. or
no pay. shop opposite the Baptist Church. on Pine
street. Warren, O. D. u. J
April 10, IS6I-3m%1 i ALE ILL.,
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HEALTH OF ANERICAN WOMEN.

FEMALE Irregularities. weakness, 1tsrins GisYlaee
nsnts, and az osslussriRe di1ealass and snstita
Gr1fenberg Marshai's Uterine CashoIieon.
In this connection. Miss Beechsr. sister Of the
Rev. Benry Ward BeeeheT, in Letters to the People.
page le9. says.
- have nine sisters and ~sisters-in law, and four
teen female cousins, all married and all delicate and
Ailing. Amid the immense circle Of my friends and
acquaintances. / cannot recall ten married ladies'
born In this century and country, who are perfectly
healthy"
In eases, kowever. where the Gr.fenberg Cathof-
con has been used. We nu1 say that health has RAP
idly taken the place Of disease, and ladies' have be
come robust, strong. vigorous and healthy.
Mrs Gleason, Of Elaira, says "Beartifui,i indeed,
is the eonhding trusting nature Of woman. mt how
that win lead her in time Of disease to appeal 70 .
medical adviser OF scientific education, moral worth
AID purity OF character"
All these may be secured By addressing the orgt-
enbsrg Company.
I am 3 Methodist clergyman. Ny heart has fairly
have ira veied my circuit preaching the gospel. I
thank God, however, that I have seen all these dis
eases give way to the Grefenberg harshaI's Uterine
Catholicon, wherever it has been used.
Rev. PETER SHARP,
Ridgeway, Michigan.
Formerly OF Western Stark, Medina Co. o.
For sale by Woods 4 Pew. Warren; in. o. John
son. Hartford; Chew & Bouton, Breokheld; J. W.
Leslie. Niles; Z. Jackson & Bro. Hubbard; l.. T.
Soule, Newton Falls; Curtis & Smith, Green; Beck
with & Brothers, GnstaTus; II. Barnard, Kinsman;
Aldrich 4 Beach, Fowler; s. Ranslers Bristol k-P.
Wolcott, Pennington.
Ror Medicines and Agencies address
h KINGSLEY. Agent, fer
March 81, Is6I.I Cleveland. Ohio.
DROWN'S BRONCHIAL TROCH-
II Ese Gross Just reed by Express. ~.
At A. SMITHS Drug Store.
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NrOTICE TO TAX PAYERS

NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.
~ On and after the Goth day Of Aprfi (aud until the
10th day OF June Is6I) the Treasurer " i'll he in at
tendance at his Office for the purpose Of receiving
tie I'd IAstalment of the Taxes fer the year 1850
Tax payers will see the necessity OF improving the
time for it requires active wOrk to be ready to close
up by the time required by law. therefore pay early.
Save tina and perhaps save your money which might
spoil bT keeping it On hand too long. s uch has been
the case d. b. ILMOR Co. Treas.
TARril 10, Is6I-4W1
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IN n0a Good UPPER LEATHER
~ MHscoSSKLLT.
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Making connections as follows:
Al Cleveland with Cleveland & Toledo, Cleveland,
Columbus Cincinnati, Cleveland & Erie, and cleVe.
land & Pittsburgh Railroads.
At Scion with hacks for Chagrin Falls. Ge.
At Mantaa with hacks for RaVenna, &c.
At BraceVnle with hacks for Newton Fails, &c.
At Warren with hacks for Sharon. GreenVille, Mead.
willie. Bloomfield, Canfeld, &c.
At Youngstown with stages for New Castle, Poland.
Lowell and Enon Valley, and thence by P. IT. W.
G. Railroad to Pittsburgh.
MAR 90, 1851 CuAS.L RHODES. suut.
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PURE MEDICINAL LIQUORS, Sc.
leeted with great care BY az cid and experienced
judge Guaranteed Of the very best and pursst suan-
ties.
TANHERs OIL. PER OIL,
LINSkED OIL, AND THE
eKNUI6K MECCA OIL,
refined at
IsePt. 10. lseol HoYT TRATToEs
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- u Assays on hand threads. nssdlss. stlk he
.,-rv cloves. Aannels. good blsachea Shirn1g. nes.
ms, .ehIldrsns wear" aud dress goods q oszea,e3
yet substantial sake Ssa't
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.9rmt SrRHistufs.

Roll Of Honor. 0Hd 8
The following is the list of the names
Of the volunteers in Company A., the first
6ror Trumhuii Countv God sneed them !
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-22

THE HOUSE AND LOT On
u Rittlbursh Btreot, known as the Hitckcock
property, beng lot Onn IN OageH addition 70 CieEes
and ane loe so h Kelley and Haigorth,s sEbdii
VialOa Said property having QUO hundred iest lrunl
on Pittsburgh street and extending back ten rods ~
an ailoF, The house is large Vel built aud oouve-
nient. For ternB Apply 70 illE -
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NKW XORK BIRRKEF-Aassabq, &

H. Hr-. lpr rRLAQRAPH.l ~ p
FLQUH- Market heavy; u ioRsr, ana sonsahht
t5s \. Ss,aena ioF pEpsf sne epA sonlRm7'
s5,s. ~ & sO9 a 81, :. r spggZaas ssisl
western; St,50Gt ,s0-for common 10 modiiSTi bftra
western; ss,Jo9a 10 for shipping brands extra round
hooPea OeiS so,ases ior tfade brands DO; ySl0 for
CANADA FLOUR, Market trias low, lover vi.h
moderate export demand. sales Of 900 hbls a Hl.l6
et4 li0r SuPornne 81, Os7,s0 Tor common % e6oios
kxENF NFl2HR s,sssy .S. e 49,: ssse'so .'. o
2 for choice WESTERN y ~ ioE BFandyWnei Sass
WHIsKY-MsrkOta armer. Sales Of $50 bbls At
WHRST-Thcrs Els rather Tess doing while tho
market generally has unferEens no very decided
sales Of s99N bush Milwaukee slgb At s. ,qsAI.ls;
lb50O oush hhcine spriug hIbl1l 9l,loi z,su0 bush
red western at 81 isGsi 10 H. S0i bush oid 40 AZ S22
l,s; Seoa bush winter red steie at 9 2s Loo bus
e. si's'el,siI and htop buss white Kentucky st
RiR-Markst frmor, and lair export demand
Sales at i5a6Oc for western; 6s56c for primo state
HARLRH-MA Market dull and nominal.
CORN-MArket rules quite arm with moderate
export aud home trade dsmAnd. Receipts lin
sales ss,gO baah at n@ge for inferior mixed
O1Ts.-Modarato request At 2S@aOs for Canadian;
fORK-Thsre Is only : very moderate domand
business doing an tho market y batter.
Sales are s75 bha At sl5,O0 Tor mess; closing af
SO,Oi Tor prime; si5,5f lor uEnspeetsd mess, Sl000
Tor prime; Sla,50fai5,62S Cor clear. ~ I. ri.
BEEk-mArket quiet but prices steady, Sales at
SiOAl, 80 for country prime; s. 81 for country
mess; S90Nsll,2s ioF:repackd measi Sl2so0ls,l2A
extra mess.
PRIRIR MESS BKBP-hArkstq quiet end nom
inRlly unchanged H.. d. ..
REE i IASlszss!l!gg 3, At sls.Sels; o.! -.
Small sales making at t<@So for shonldoTli se6,fc
Tor hama. .tElr
RAOON-Markot quiet and unchangOd.
LARD Market continues steady with Sales ct
BGTTRR -sShIBa at ssn Or ObiOi laSil,6e
VI State.
UnEEsK--MsrkSt steady at sS7N as inOUhl
~.
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10 THE PEOPLE OF ONO.


The undersigned, deeply sensible Of the dan.
gers now hanging over our national Government,
aud Impressed with tlie eopyletlon that they can
only be Rverted by ihs unlted aetion OF the whole
people, In which pstriotlsm shall take the place
OF party spirit, respectfully and earneaily call
apoE all loyal cltlIens OF Ohio, who are IN favor
Of the maintenance Of the Government, and Of
the vigorous and continued prosecution Of tho
war now carried on or the suppression Of the
rebellion against the Government, to meet and
appoint delegates to Umos CONVENTION TO be
held at the city Of Columbus, on Thursday, the
sth day Of September next for she nomination
Of candidates for the different State oiless which
are to be filled at the general election IN October
to wit the offees Of Governor, Lieut.. Governor,
Judge Of the Supreme Court, Comptroller, Treas
urer, Secretary Of State, and one member Of the
Board Of Public Works
70 save further trouble In arranging the de.
tails Of this important movement we suggest that
the ConVenlion consist Of one delegate for cash
thousand OF the aggregate vote cast IN each
county ior Supreme Judge at the last election
with one additional delegate for each surplus
hall OF the ratio, varying this appOrtiOnment
however, 90 ss 70 secure not lssa than two dele
gates from every county, and an even number
from ell Under thls superintendent the several
eoun ties will be entltledto delegates as follows