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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-04-08
NOTICE.
COMPREHENSIVE.

TNHE late firm of Hillesrv, Wilson & johnson
having been dissolved by the retirement OF Mr..
w. Z. Wilson, the business hereafter will DO
under the name. style and firm of HiIIeary & John
son from this date JNO. J. fIILLEARY,
Fl JOHNSON.
Summit Point. March 20. 1873 3n.
CAGES Catarrh Remedy, for the cure Of Catarrh
used-for sale bv C. BEiIER
Char lesi"wn. Feb II. 1873.
MICHIGAN Fine Cut Che wing Tobacco Grave.
w lcy's best. with other populsr brands al Chew
ing and Smoking Tobacco; slso fine Havana and
Domestic Cigars. always to l.. had at
Charlest0wn. Feb II 1873. E. HELLER.
UST received, another lot of Michigon Fine Cut
y Chewing Tobacco, IN bulk.
J.B. HAINEs
THE hie hest Cash price will be paid for good APP
L pl-s. by J. b. HAINES.
April 10, 1872.
VI preventive of Diarrica, Dvsente,v, Cholera
&c Every family should keep bottle IN the house.
Prepared and for sale by ". S MASON.
INITIAL Paper at
Dec II MASON'S Drug Store.
PLACK AI.PACCA.-A great bargain in Black
~ Aipaccas just received ~
W C. sHEERER.
FARLY ROSE POTATOES.-Pure Early Rose
- Potatoes: just eceived by -
BARGAINS, E1trS ordinary Bargains ire offered
- to purchasers tor Cash for any article in my
line Gail End examine. l.. DlSKLE.
July II. ISL.
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EtROUF1EI.D COS Vegetable Horse and Cat
tie Powder Ia free from all the many evil eff
fccts OF strong mineral medicines vet it i. 90
compounded of various roots. herbs, barks, &c as
to be omPt in its effects and able give eectual
relief in all the prominent diseases the
ceived and fer sale by C. F. BEIlER
ENESIC. ATED Cocoanut for Pies prddin.
- Cakes, &c. This is delicious article of food
and vrrv nutritious, hraI thful than the Green
nut, cheaper and more delicate For saIe by
CharIest"wn March Is. C. f. BELLER.
pUlST's Philadelphia Fresh and Genuine Gar
- den see"s just received and for saIe by
Char!estown CE RELIEF
give 1T a TRI.L.-If you would save MONEY
~ time and 1hor; if you would have your
Silver. Plated and Tipware beautifully and bril-.
hantIy polished. use Sapolio. Sold ny
charIc''own. c BELLER.
TOILET Artcies.-The finest assortment off FIX
tracts, Colosnes. Pornsdes, Oils. Brushes. &C.
be found at G. F. REIJFp,S
Ch.rlestown March IS. 1873.
CANEO Tomatoes, Peaches and Oysters ct re-
Geived by W. &C. SHEERER.
y EW Calicoes. Cotton., Knitting Cotton. &c
Just received and for sale by
Jan %, 1873 w C sHEERER.
pRIME Cod Fish just received and for sale by
W c. SHEERER
E'lSH.-Prime Herring and Maekerel. Just re-
= celVeo' Tor eai by w. c. SHEERER.
HoUsE BUILDERs.-Door.. s..h, and Blind.
- ior SAFE oy VIC. SHEERER.
WHEELER WILSON Sewing Machine Nee.
w dies, just received and for sale by
L: DINKLE.
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AN unsatisfactory meal-A domestic
hr0il.
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F.. NJ. Aisquith, Jr., 1s.,.
A. Danpenherg. 9a'csmen.
January ~, 1873.
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Cieon Moore,
March II, 1873 st.
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GpnIMEI Up M

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Among the goods row offer a choice lot
Silk Gimps and Friuosa--a II cheap
An auction drive Of Silk Ginps At q nd l5c. per
yard, they worth IL ana Ice whniesa &c to-day.
Hamburg Edges at Q. II and II. and worth Is 20
aud Csc; Hamburg Edges at Is p and %: worth
20, 80 and 315 Hamburg inscrtngs 10 TO 30, worth
Is to As; Lac" Edge Ius"rtIngs Ic up, iiemstitch
initial Embroidered aud il"mm"h Hdkis. from s to
Soc: Ladies' Hu"hic button Eids &l.20, worth
s Is; Gents Kid" ) in cnurs; Gents Fur
topped Kits Ladies Stamped skirts So worth
S2.5n: Silk Mixture Drras Gonds 45c, worth o.;
Sstiprs i'll WI riOus Ehsdrs ccEt: French ard En-
ed"Csd 'n cnst Black 4 racAE soc. worth -
Black lusr" Inacas IS. worth IS: Bisgk AInhair
Alpscaa at 50. Gu aud rs, cant he bought whole
sale for the m"nev: Mems Shirts and Drawers fine
Mcrino. at as and 81
kEEeg:aeaG assortment
or Ladies' Corsca from = TO s - for rhomr.nn's
Glove Fitting: ladcs'. G"n;an I'D CbldIru 2 tiOse
all prices Ladies' and Il ts' Paper Cclirrs
price; Six &po"i- Cotton (2GO ydel for 2nr Paper
and Envelopes all kindR: lot of Xma- tricks must
be el"srd out at E"irc price gross II drzrn-lIi
Shirt ButnnF for { cents! CIark's Spool Cotton &c
sp"ni or zoe per dozen:
TEN PR LADIES' AND Gf;TTS' APCTIC
SHOES AT : $50. WORTH 50 "a.
There is not article cfIcr you that has not
been reduced. nd considering the advance in the
markets is well worthy III. cnusdcrat ton u all per
sons hunting for Cheap GunCts.
CALL AT THE
NJ ct r OP0LIT A N.
GREAT CHEAP srGRE CT
SETH Nj. TIMBERLAKE.
G 6. T,n w. n1xto'' ; Statesmen.
. Ps.-lnm now the s2ccial Agen, for Jefferson
County. of :he Carolina Lie Intur nee COMPANY
Of hich Jefferson Davis il President
Feb. ~. 1873. S. NJ TIMBERLAKE
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Howe SEWING MACHINES the besf in the
- World! ] am Renting Selling the above
named MACHINES, the Iesee plan Person.
wishing to purchase can be sccommoda ted by APP
plying to or leaving their orders with
July II. ISL. l.. DINKLE.
FARMERS will find the standard Fertilizers in
the market comprising Turner's, Ober's Ma
ryland Eureka, &c.-at
JAS LAW. HOOfF's.
I IMPROVED Coffee and Spice Mills, and loose
i Sleigh Belle for sale by
February 4 1873 JAS LAW HOoFF
TlUFFAio Robes. Skates. Horse Blankets, Sleigh
- Bells. &c.. Tor ga lie by
December II. 1872. JAS LAW HOOFF
THE GOOD ENOUGH HORSE SHOE, the best
\ in the world. for sale by
Feb is. 1873. JAS. LAW moo F.
clustering Lath and Oak Shingles. for sale
L by JAS. Law HOOFF
GLASS, Putty, Horse Nails Bolts. Screws, for
~ sale br JAS LAW HuOFF.
lust received by VS.. Mason another supply OF
- Genuine London Porter. wo. Id espec ia lIy re-
commend il to weak and delicate females.
EEHKES Pure Grape Wines. Of the vintage Of
VI 1868. at MASON'S Drue ,,ro1e
CoWAN's Corn Cure and White Felt Corn Pla,.
- ters, for sale by C. E. BELLER.
GARVlN's ELIXIR OF TAR, for eale toy
~ Feb. J, lsf3. GEO. r. LIGHT
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j. e. BRADY. BARBEF

HAS removed the rear OF tb. M.rte,.Hou,.
Square, whore SHAVING and HAIR DRIs.
SINE viii be Conducted to the sati.se ton Of his
Chsrlestown. Jolly 9, 1872
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OF. YES! OH, YES!

IL AV1NG taken ont license ss Auctionee-, I
would inform the people of JefTer that am
prepared to cry Zee. &c. at the shortest notice
and upon rcasnnable terms and invite the orders of
these having property dispose If Public Auc-
ton. DANIEL HEFLFROwER
RiHpon. Fchruary u 1872 GIN
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1873-07-24
Decrepitude of Vice = President
Wilson.

The condition of Vice President
Wilson is reported to be alarming.
Death may be delayed for months, or
even years, but paralysis has so pros
trated his system that his days of
active usefulness seem to have gone
forever. Mr. Wilson's career bas
been a remarkable one, and, consid-
ering his early opportunities, may be
considered very successful. His orig
inal name was Jedediah Goliath. He
was born at Pennington, n. H, Feb.
Is, 1912. His parents were very poor,
and when mere boy he attracted the
attention Of Mrs. Eastman, of Farm
:ngton, N. H, wife Of member of Con
gress from the district. She took
him into the family as chore boy, Civ
ing him a good home and an Oppor-
tunity to attend school in return for
light work He improved his advan-
tages, and finally learned the SHOE
makers trade, changing his residence
to Natick, Mass. A Mr.. Henry Will
son having been extremely kind to
| him, he took his name. AS he ap
preached adult years, young Wilson
became activein local politics. 1t is said
that he was so elated over his first elec-
ton to q sest in the House of Repre-
sentatives, in 1941, that he walked to
Boston, a distance of twenty miles or
more, to announce the fact to the
Atlas, then the leading organ of the
Wings of Massachusetts.
AS soon as he obtained an opportu-
nity of showing that he possessed
talents, they became appreciated. He
was re elected in 1912, 1874, 1S45
1916, 1850, 1851, and 1852, some
times as Representative and some
times as Senator. During the last
two terms he was President of the
Senate. In 1853 he was a member o.
the State Constitutional Convention
He was also for a time editor of the
Boston Republican. He had long
been active in the militia, and wher
the rebellion broke out, took fur
lough from his duties in the United
States Senate, to command regimen
in the field. He was also connected
with McClellan's staff.
He was chosen to the United States
Senate in 1855. to fill the vacancy oc
casioned by the resignation of Edward
Everett. In 1859, in 1865. and agair
in 1871 he was reelected for full
terms. The last of these closed or
the Sd Of March, 1878, in consequence
of his entering upon the duties 0
Vice President.
Mr.. Wilson's public life has been I
long and useful one. With the ez
ception of the Credit Mobilier affair
no scandal has been affixed to hi
name, and his explanations in regarc
to that have gone far toward freeing
, him from blame. From very obscur
beginnings he has reached one of th'
. highest Offices in the gift of the ma
ton, and has been equally noted for in
tellectual strength and moral worth.
We trust that the reports on whicl
we have based our fears of his hope
less invalidism may prove exaggera
5 ted, or that medical science may de
: wise alleviati1n for infrmitieS whic
now appear incurable.- Il Cinciunat
Gazette
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1873-07-24
Scraps.

-Ex Governor Colby, of New
Hampshire, died at Concord Sunday
evening, aged so.
Toledo has the mad dog fever, and
there isn't so much standing at the
garden gate as there used to be.
A student at Cornell University sells
lemonade in one of the college halls
to save money to pay for his tuition.
A New Jersey railroad conductor,
who had been employed seventeen
years, was caught, the other day TAX
ing his first dollar.
A commodious hearse has been
turned over to to the people of Wa
tertoWn, n. J., for the conveyance of
inebriates to the lookup.
The great beauty of buying mosaic
jewelFy abroad is, that if you break it
you have to send it all the way back
AGAIN to have it repaired, and mosaic
breaks very easily.
Two new ideas have lately been ex-
tracted from an English tourist: That
Buffalo is the place for bison shooting,
and that the seat of American Nor
mOnism is at Utica, n. 7.
An Illinois farmer heard that arse
mic and sulphur would prevent his hogs
from having the hog cholera, and he
found twenty eight of them lying
around loose after the first feed.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1873-07-24
Late Postal Decisions.

The new Postal Code exempts Post
masters from serving on juries and mi
litia duty, but not from working the
public roads.
Postal cards may be forwarded,
when undelivered, without additional
charge If once delivered, they can
not be forwarded without prepayment
of three cents by stamp.
Regular newsdealers may return
newspapers, periodicals, &c, to pub
fishers or other newsdealers, at quar-
terly rates of postage, payable at the
office of mailing or delivery.-Code.
Sec l61.
Paper of any description, pasted on
the back of postal card, subjects il
to letter postage.
| Letters, address to fictitious per
sons, or firms, or to no particular per
son are not deliverable, but should be
returned to the Dead Letter Office al
the end of each month Chicago
| Postal Record
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1873-07-24
Kentucky Ku-KIux Mt work Again
--POiSOn Herring.

LOUISVILLE, July 1S-A band OF
disguised men visited the home OF
Daniel Galbreath, worthy farmer OF
McCracken county. KY, few nights
since, and demanded admittance Be
ing refused, they set fire to the house,
and forced Mr. Galbreath and his
brother, L. NJ Galbreath, outside,
when the outlaws fired upon them,
severely wounding L, NJ. Galbreath.-
Dan. Galbreath fired at the party, kill
ing one man, it is thought. No rea-
son is assigned for the attack.
A German family, of seven persons,
Of this city, ate a supper of smoked
herring last night, and soon after all
exhibited symptoms of poison. Il
was thought It first that all would die,
but to day all are considered out o.
| danger. The fish are to he examined
by a chemist.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1873-07-24

- Cor sidering the rarity Of direct
advices from Heaven, the following
from the Catholic Telegraph will be
fully appreciated:
"The syllabus and the dogus of in
fnllibility belong to the body of Cath
olic faith which can never be mutilat
ed or changed. Both are the voice OF
God never to be recalled. Whoever
may be chozen TO succeed the reign
ing Pontiff will be the representative
Of God, and will proclaim anew these
DEGREES of the Holy Ghost. God con
not contradict himself, and no Pope
can ever revoke the dogmatic degree
Of the Vatian Council"
There is just possibility you know
that Providence and the Vatican Coun
Gil are not one and inseparable.- Gin
Times.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1873-07-24

The following tragedy took plac e
at Shinoste, town in the province of
Chikuzen, recently. During the per-
formance of theatricals,. in the course
of which a combat with swords is rep
resented, a yaconin stepped from
among the audien ce upon the stage,
and asked one of the performers what
he meant by such proceedings. The
actor, in trepidati on, answered ''noth-
ing" This answer the yaconin pooh
poohed, saying he did not believe it,
suddenly drew his sword, and at one
blow took off the head of the actor
This naturally created great consterna-
ton among those present, who all left
the place precipitately. The muderer
was secured in short time by other
yaconins, and turns out to be insane
Different members of his family fol
three generations back have gone in
sane, it is said, in consequence of one
of their ancestors having injured q
| fox.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1873-07-24
Trouble.

They are having trouble in Fairfield
county, in relation to their financial
affairs. A great deal of money seems
to have been assessed and collecte d
from the people for special purposes,
but the appropriations and the cash on
hands, does not seem to balance with
the collections, and it is strongly sus
pected that the Auditor and TTeasur-
er, and perhaps some of the County
Commissioners have a pretty good
idea what has become Of the balance,
A general overhauling of county IL
nances is being made, and Ex-State
Auditor Gen Goldman has been EN-
ployed, and is making Investigations
into the causes of Treasury delinquen-
cies and Auditors incompe!ency or
worse. The expense Of building their
new Court House seems to have ex-
ceeded limitation (S1O0, ,O00), fixed by
law for its construction by from $50,
900 to 100000. There is something
rotton in the management of Fair
field county finances, and while the in
vestigation is going on, certain off
cials are trembling in their boots.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1873-07-24
An Ex-COngressman ON the Increase
of Salaries

This talk of the cost of living at
Washington, used as an argument for
extravagant pay, is an empty pretense,
considering Congressman do not live
there half the time, while the officials
we have named, with much smaller
salaries, live there constantly and find
no trouble in paying all their expens
es. The authors of the late increa Sc
of salaries began with the intention of
making them $4,000 year. We wait
to see what they will attempt next =
Congress has the legal right to make
the salaries of members $4,000 or
100000 each, or any other amount !;
but the trainers Of the Constitution did
not suppose there ever would be a
Congress capable of abusing this right.
1t has legal right to repeal the re-
cent ceDsurable measure, and we hope
it will feel powerful moral pressure
to vote repeal, and arrange this salary
matter in q more just and reasonable
way Worcester Spy.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1873-07-24
Tha Old Catholics.

The chief court of the Grand
Duchy of Baden has denied that Old
Catholics within the meaning of tie
term; that an insult to their divine
service falls within the meaning oi
section 166 of the penal code of the
empire, (insult to any religious socie-
ty existing within the empire or its
institutions, &C. and that therefore
an ultramontane paper (''Free Vol
ces" was insulting expressions USED
by it about the Old Catholics. The
court below had decided that the Ole
Catholics did not belong to any exist
ing religious society within the mean
ing of the section.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1873-07-24
Administrators Sale Of Real Estate.

In pursuance Of an order of the Probate Court
Of Fayette county. Ohio, will offer for sale at
gust, 1873. at O'Clock p N. of said day, at the
door of the Court House, in said Fayette county,
the following described real estate tO-wit;
Part of iniot number eight (6) in the town of
Washington, in said Fayette county, beginning
tion Of Fayette and Market streets; thence north
AZ deg east with said Market street S24S feet to
with the line of said iniot No twenty (2OJ feet;
thence south a. deg west e21a feet to Fayette st
thence north 43 deg west with said Fayette street
twenty (20) feet to the beginning.
Appraised at 81 966 669S.
Terms of Sale-One- third in hand on day OF
sale. third in nine mon tbs, and third in
eighteen months from the day of sale, with inte'
est on the deferred payments at the rate of six
per cent per annum; the payments to be secured
by mortgage upon the premises sold.
H B. MAYNARD,
As Administrator of the estate of Mark Allen dec d
Dated July %, 1878. 36w4
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1873-07-24
GHERIFF'S SALE.

Margaret Z. Smith against Mary Ellen Smith
ct. al.
Order of sale in partition
By virtue of an order of sale issued in the above
stated case from the Court OF Common Pleas of
Fayette county, Ohio, to me directed, and in pur-
suance of the command thereof. l will expose
and offer for sale at public auction at the door of
the Court House in the town of Washington, IN
said county of Fayette, Saturday, the 305h day
of August A. d. 1873 at O'Clock p. m. OF said
day, the following described real estate to- wit:
IHlots fifty nine (59) aud sixty (6O) in Washing
ton, Fayette county, Ohio. will appear by the
recorded plat of said town in the Recorders
Office said county.
Said lands and tenements to be sold by order of
said Court in said cause
Appraised at 50 T66 &C.
Terms of Sale-One- third on day of sale, one
third in one and one-third in two years from day
OF sale. Deferred payments to bear interest at {
per cent. per annum, and to be secured by mort
gage premises.
JOHN MILLIKAN, Sheriff.
NJ. B. MAYNARD Atty.
July "a, 1873 36w6 Prf So 25
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1873-07-24

Tie Legislature that is to be
elected in this State this Fall, will
have to elect United States Senator
in place of the present Democratic in
cumbent, Allen G. Thurman, and that
party will, as a matter of course, try
Every means in their power to secure
the election of a majority of Demo
Gratis to the Legislature. Now, if the
Republicans do not wish to have our
State represented by Democrat in
the United States Senate, they will
have to work; they will have to unite
their strength upon their candidates
for Senators and Representatives. We
will have no strength to scatter about
when contending with a party that is
able to reconcile all petty differences
and side issues, and go solid for the
nominees of their party.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1873-07-24
Gen. Butler ana the AdminIsGration.

Washington dispatches give an ap-
parently authoritive contradiction to
reports industriously circulated by
friends of General Butler to the effect
that that gentleman is backed by the
power and influence of the Anminis,
tration in his effort to capture the Re
publican nomination for Governor of
Massachusetts. Secretary Richardson
is understood to be warm friend of
the General, but the dispatches say
that there is no other prominent man
connected with the Government who
desires Buffers success. The Admin
istration, in fact, holds a position OF
entire neutrality in relation to the
Massachusetts strite--a position which
will doubtless relieve the minds of a
considerable number of Republicans
in that commonwealth.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1873-07-24
Caution to be Observed.

Married ladies should be caucious
about disciplinlng their husbands when
the latter come home tipsy, by stick
ing their heads into bucket of cold
water. At such times the husbands
are not fitted for the reception of wa.
ter. Mrs. Junk, OF Marietta, Ohio
was in the habit of so dlsciplining hel
husband, but she knows better now
Last week she tried it, and held his
head in the pail until he subjugated.-
Now she is q lone widow.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1873-07-24

- The Liberal State Conventio n
fixed upon the 9th of August for their
Convention. The date was changed
to the Both of July, by General
Brinkerhoff, avowedly on the sugges
ton merely of few conspiring lead
ers here, and without sufficient auth
ority, SO that the meeting upon the
date last mentioned has no binding
force except upon the participants
and it will be so regarded.
The Enquirer has been, and is, anx.
ious that coalition shall be had up
on proper terms, and yet it feels thai
the masses of the Liberals see Sc
clearly the game of the baggage
smasher of the Conamerctdt and O.
the diplomatist of the VOlksJlatt tha
there is but little to gain by the oper
alton. An organization having two
hundred thousand voters can scarcely
be affected by the loss of handful o.
followers who have long since over
drawn their accounts.-[Cin Enquir
or
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1873-07-24

Nobody nowadays. to picks up a
daily paper to read it, without expecting to
find an account of one or more murders that
have been committed within the past twenty
four hours. These occurrences are becoming
alarminglY frequent.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1873-07-24

HAVANA, July 81 An official dis.
patch from Santiago de Cuba announ'
ces a heavy engagement with the in
surgents. No particulars. There is {
general want of confidence among
merchants. Exchange and gold are
rising daily, and merchants have nc
faith in the paper currency. A com
mercial crisis seems unavoidable.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1873-07-24

1t is said that the remains OF
George E. Pugh will be exhibited at
Columbus on the Both inst Gin. En-
quirer.
Within the memory of many of us
who are not very old, Hon. Geo. f
Pugh was brilliant luminary in the
Democratic party. But George has
become disguised with the party Of
late, and threatens to branch off with
the voters convention that is to meer
at Columbus on the 3Oth., and that:
what's the matter with his remains.