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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-02-28
LAND WARRANTS
WANTED.
no! FOR the WEST!

A N~TICIPATING going Yves; this spring. I wantnll
n the Land warrants | can get, for which l cGn pay
the highest prices.
Those wishing TO have their Warrants located can
do so through me at moderate terms, as | am person
ally acquainted with a local Agent in every part ofthe
West, who locate from personal inspection ofthe land.
Those not wishing to locate their Warrants now, by
leaving them with me, can make them realize ten per
cent interest, and have others when they wish TO use
them at some future time.
Any Information concerning Land WarrantS Is will
ingly given by me. I. W. TALLMADGE,
at Exchange OhBce.
Lancaster, Ohio, February %, ls56-43tf
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-02-28
ALFRED NTcvEIGH,
LOOKING
TIN SHOP q FOUNDRY WARE-RGGM

Jnme8 MCMmmnmy
WVAVING established himself in the manufacturing
OF TIN, OPP and SHKET-IRoN WARE IN
GissU,s BuiIdiag ono Door Fsst efths Hoeking TaHss
Bank, is prepared TO furnish the people o. this eeuIr Z
with every thing that may be needed IN his nns. II
M STOVES for Woo aud COAL. consisting in part
OF the Lion Air Tight, Western ouocD.
Triumph. Buck, Presidents and Preference for Wood
and Black Diamond for Coal. AisO n1orEhs, Plough
Shares, Sugar Kettles & Hollcw-ware. All of Inc above
articles will be sold as low rs ear be bought eiseWbeTs-
He invites citkzous generally to call and examine his
stock. yAMEr M~cMhNAmt'
NIB. House -sponting & iohbing iloneelpon shor no.
tiee. Old Copper, Brass. Pewtsrand tFoh1Aep " OK,
change for any Of the above articles. J NC.
Lancaster, may l, 1854
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-02-28
$50 AZ
- Nh
NnHICE.

FVNHE Animal Election Of Directors for the Cincinun-
Il Il, Wilmington and Zanosvilie Railroad Compa-
ny will be hold on Thursiay the 2Oth day NJ March
next, at Circlevilie. A fail attendance OF the Stock
holders Is requested, as business of importance will
be sabinitted at the meeting.
By order Of the Board. J. R~ADEBAUGH.
February %, 1856 -3w43
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-02-28
Buats Injured.

Capt. Davidson's new steamer, j. Ira
Der, had the starboard side of her hull
stove in by the guard Of the Crescent. ~
ing next to her, and it is thought will be a
total loss. She is worth about s rs 900.
The new steamer Crescent had n large
hold knocked in her starboard side and
guards broken up. She can be repaired
for $1,000.
The J. B. Carson also had q big hole
knocked in her. and it was by the greatest
exertions she was kept afloat.
The Memphis No. 2 had her wheel
house broke in by the capsizing Of the
Flag.
The Glendale had her lower guards bad
ly broken.
q The Western Row Ferry Boat had her
wheelhouss smashed and nearly all the
guards broken down.
The Walnut street ferry boat C~ovington
was wrecked on the other side of the riv-
err.
A barge was swept away from the
wharf and went down in the gorge.
While this destruction was going on, per-
sons were crossing the Ohio on the ice just
above the scene Of disaster, and in full
view of it, and last evening the ice oppos-
ite Newport still remained firm.
A barge in tow of the steamer Winifrede,
and loaded with salt, had some of her tim
bers sprung and about three hundred bar
rels of salt destroyed.
There was twenty-three lat-boats and
coal barges carried off, broken or sunk.
The river was about six feet yesterday.
The rise was from the Licking.
Little Miami river was rising rapidly on
Saturday.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-02-28
Dissertation Of Partnership.

. & D. "RoDEPOUCH having this day dissolved
m. partnership by mutual consent. The Books and
will be len in thc hands Of G.. RoDEP0UCH
for settle All accounts must be closed by the
Of April, 1855. G.. R~0DEPOUCH,
January 10, lsj6-3nsdF D. R~oDEPoUCH.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-02-28
DE pERs FnoM HEAD QuAnTEns.

OH DEAS FNtON HEAD VIABE EEE5.
STOCK Of the Philadelphia Commission Store to be
- greatly reduced Immediately.
GREAT BARGAINS
WILDE given in Dry Goods for, Cash ONLY. We
ney must be had. All knowing themselves In debt TO
the Philadelphia Commission Store will please pay mp
without delay. ms Indulgence csnhot by the Agent
longer be given. JOHN G.. WILCOX, Agent.
Lancaster. January II, 1s55-4w37
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-02-28
MEDICAL NOTICE.
mn II SHAW

q U
rs removed his Once one square South Of the
residence Of DR.. James White on Broadway,
where he leaders his profe ssiouAl serVicesof Laness-
or and vicinity. November 9. l655-e7f
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-02-28
LOTS AND HOUSES,
AVN lots.
TO "a ACRES,

inore o. less. North Of and adjoining the Ohio CsHAi.
90 acres cleared the balance enclosed and covered
with n fine croSth Of timber; all the land iiilabis and q
good rich soil; = st ate road passes through this tract,
on which IA ono OF the best building sitesin the county.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-02-28

Cotton had declined at Liverpool III on
the lower grades. The sales during the
week 5000 bales, Of which exporters took
1000, and spectators 10000 do. Trade
at Manchester was unchanged.
McHenry's circular quotes a large de-
cline in Breadstufs during the week.
Flour was ls@1s Sd lower. Wheat Sd to
Cd, and Corn Cd, and quotes Western Ca
nal Flour at 34s; Ohio 37s@39s, and
Southern 36s@37s. White Wheat los
Sd, and Red los. and White Corn SIS,
and Yellow 36s.
There was an improved demand for
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-02-28
10 To f35 r

more ~ lsss, on the sorth side ofthc Ohio ranal. b.
tween that and the Hoekiug canII. all enclosed: 90 to
20 acres cleared. the balance IN good tin6ss; this tact
will be On each tract, soil good; the cleared iaEd is
now In Crlss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-10-03

-tsr..ar COW. uWH.
Url.N. Ibr... u.I ~r-l "r. .tt.I .. l..
I..h u.f. .. fs..f IIH|. .rH I| rU".T nI. .'f. W"
D.. f,r .,..rs Pen, DAVE IHr hiIfr, nod nI'h
,.u HH'.tH.Ii .H.rI fl.if "rI .'... r,.r ."t.
no GI.i. lH'asHi I.Hmr ir.HH pro- ..r- .IH.."I.'.,
tIH IrH.r increased yry urit'F,ir beyond u1r
expectation, s.I S,p r,Is.u 'hHi h".-hi Of
t..Il I.H. ..I.. "Hr., rHi s.tIh Iu 'h. hEH.s'
team. ui ,r'r,bI, remedy i.I 40 lH..a t'..
,l...,utI raplIt Iulr ul li.u i.... r..
,..Yl... ... u. $500. i.'-r.I OBJ u.H DO Ir ..I
.,r# I. ...s. s.I Obj. good ,l,.fs ". ON" u ....".
v..n Immediately HfIHI,1L W, now DI'.
t.. r.. u.fh great satisfaction. W. hN'f ....
more OF thr Pam ki',I ihIu ur ever h''. s'l.
.I uIr,. Hr, other mc ..riu" iu Zoe s'.r fn-.H
.f time. auI ur DO gHt hesitate tH saN ihni 90 Dee
..y,u I.|fUr .'te.Hr tI CD. porch l.'n f.N
other urillg W. have ever -'lI. li''N "' If''''
rr.. Ira rIryrrf,t .rr sending rFIiH.ti's 'n' Wr
have u ul. vicinity from hNr'n h'nir.' q. I"'
ih.rlHH ItlHr ui,Yss..s, vI1 i'.i.l '' 1000
r..-.i.I... Id, 10, dos, 1T thr ,HIIg Hi Dave Tan
L,f.,.,rI fiu. tb, ,IffuiIii0u 20 be- irar'H.. Do
l..rg rur.f1uf., sllr-.I' -, ......
k..u, lIsa .urtl, i1 che Wrst, BE- b. I1si sur'
, #.,f.s.rr as thr people want, aHd Inc, hN'. ''.
,,.r, f.rHI rrf tlat th.l 'au core ODE Fever inl
40 &c TWENTY-FIVE tlNIN. " Wit
Iris a rnlI Doe uur hpur-a F'N'rg oI'fn 10 ".'
ri.Ht, Iri hB. proved Co h' ihr lr.i mr.iriHr iu
n
fm.s.. Yurrs, Sc, LOCKWOOD s GrAuAH.
TNu1, November =, 1853.
Nfs.rs. T.. Dayi. = Son; nrr ~irs. '''' The
Kl.,n. have up more ,uuiial5s in thr charms OF
ihair ancestors. The, desire Euou'l remedies
fur ,hr srrk. B,vfiuu. means, pnnCir1iis through
tbs .r..ry .f ihr Re-. u. l.. Bn,trn, these h1-
zen Uerf d. haze lrrIH.e acquainted With '"Hr u'd'
iriHr. arrl thsir demand &c II BE- iu ms ''fN ."'
TrIstrs. obi.
now have o., ine order. Or more than hl.' Do
ilr., bot In,, rpt -at o1e bottle; ihrl,'',
,ou =, .rni me- guauiil,, anl "',' gay l"I,
thrrurh the trrss,rrr ofthe Nliss 'n''l ''''''
hon w., hall D., G,orci With ."'ae '' :, %, ,' ''
a. r...,li.. There j. no mei,c,n' "h''h stands
d" -. No, at ths kauHus oi tlrsr
5 nv, ,,,. AZ. ths rsin k,ller anil tl Willing 60
-. ,brB.a. cats,tsin q ,eN h.-h HplHinu
-,"'F u. &. Tuuu,s.
r.. ~ h, Dmg-ists, Grnoe,s, anil Medicine
n. h.. -sr,1all,. ~. ~. lla,. Portland, 1nd l..
l. ,miiIi, IlalosslI, General Whu<,ale Agsut'.
Mafcl, n. 1856.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-10-03
KENEEDY's
MadiCal Discovery

hE. Az AZ ~ ~
Medic al Discovery
THE GREATEST OF THE AGE.
,yR. KENNEDY Of RoSbu'y, has discovered
IN one Of ouf co umon uaslnfe' weed, 7, W
rly that cures EVERY KIND OF W, W.
f,c,o the worst Scfofula down 10 c'lnln"n '"p''
I,r has ied IL IN over clevcn hn'drcd ca''.' In'
- failed except IN two. lie has nov ~ h,'
r8..sssian oyct two huulred crtiih'a''' 81 10 '''
ne. allvilhin tveniy milss IT bo'''n'
'r,, hotties atc wursntcd % cute nursing s"'e
mouth. ,,t.I.
pinrlcs on the face. go,
ibrs, t,l.s viii clear ihc system u hile''
r., i4ttlrs rrr v8fnuiel 10 cure The worst
l;rl ~ sauk,r ,n the month and stomach
Three 90 eve bottles nrc warranted 10 cure lh'
,,arst cases ~ crysipslas.
Ons a. twu bottles are Warranted o. cure 'll hu
rinrs ot ihr "'Fs.
Two lattl.s nee Warranted ~ cure running 'n
.ie s,r. ani h'uichss Ne The h',c
-Four 90 si> bottles ATE warranted o. cure o"''
ruri a,Hi running ulrHTs.
Ons hottie viii ourr scaly cuPif''s of 'he shin'
Tu, rr thrrr lrules arr vnrnUri 90 cnrr The
tnrst ,frsrrri'r ,rass 81 rhsum1i'sm
Three Co Elk bottles orc vauaairi On ento sAN
rhTum.
Rive TO ,izh, lo,,',s ,u-c che v,g wore, e1'e'
Ab.rf,i. always expected from ,hr fr.ilH'''e,
arI rrI.risur varu1,cl when iae above G'''.
cots BE- usor.
N.hir4 lral. s1 irrrr rlu''e o. thu., Who have
u,lrn ir.rl 1i. ihr wonderful "i ih' d'l'
.s ff4ta ,umnan weed guv,rr ou che pastures,
,.r .f.Y- ulr STONE WALL. shrl Drrr tsrTv Doc.
r.I. ,,t DO be- now ENrl IHri. VI 500 ha'r IL
hrg.r 90 h1s o. start. There rre r' if nlr '1''
,l.Hf if curing Some cHsrs lrt 90 'nuTs. llr Do.
rsfJ.I oy,i thuussHd lpii'Ss Of 10 ore iAc 'iri1'N
Df Boston. nH1 knows Doc effect ~ % boz every rIsr
n hrsaIHr#, done slmr Uf thr greatest CURES rvcr
done be- MauaJlwri., ilr gave % 90 'li.IIrn %
,,lr uIl, &C. 90 rsrnl. Il siNN; ni has s.rn fnH.
rrr, booking 'h'irs0, vhn.r Ag'h We IN and
f.'',, rr.i.r,l Co p,iiagtf.ai. "i u'i.i' 10y 'n'
l#U.,
T.ff..r ,,hp prr ,r1rllel vi.h s.ri hnbrhs.
one f.iiir vIIi always rrrr o. o. gives great r,.
Irf.u ,suuh ami Jurrrss. some who have
tasr1 u u.vr boon r.siiyr i.r lrlrf, 1uI hT'r'rrH
.a.usitI as %. Whrfr fh, lHI1 be- sHn1' be- u"its
,rarfr ,ss,. r1t where ihrrr be- a., arrangement "
hr nr,iIHHl ,I U1fmr, DO wen ,Eur NriN sugH't'
rriirr.. luf 5000 ,r.st r.' o. aHrHEI-'hr. 'IvR.'
Jl.sgr,Hr iH icon. trr ja,s 60 a. N'rN. iHr.r d.
rrfI. H IHH T.sH'r f.u i-.H ne ''1'f'f' ,H."
frf feeling r r.Hr, Nur vl'I i1i '"'fs'H Hh. '
r.N r.Urr. ..trI s.Har 20 thr $50 rNilH'a- lHi
.r......rs .l 90 t'r'un1 ever .Hr1. tn.
N......au i dee H,.r u.r...Ir. Ut tHr ...'
500 ,.r ..t auI .I.rgh r'i'.
Eu,uruI Sr' ~. i-i3
T..sf. ur..-. fifU W ray. Ur..ar
prH.7f. uf.sf.'. frf'.H-f' GHr"' irn' 10
-r pa. q THHu.. .r rs NarH NuHs. Ha.
PIP |FHs|... h.. r.|. phi. ..HH.af ..'f f" -r
L.ar..t. DONALD kINNIpN.
%. 10. nay. uu--,.,. routal. iis or'. al.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-10-03

81 a, Boss. I.r. E.,. nd.
p. ,.-..' tag.r,'.vr, I".r.n- 4. O..
l'NM.uum.at, .... ..H.. .-I..s
l-e ihs grave. and sc n.i.l..., a.r OLD.
'.uE.,. ...r...m--a u,..-. .i' Granite,
ana S.: warm u,.h .a.I.sH.n as.a pate
r.t's laE.-Iuurul.s Hac t.cIr.', ana
S., stirring iaa Gle ll,ars vai.. a..E
Stop: boss i.ss aTr0.... a14 flas.
l.se au orle'.''
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-10-03
3 uLEUY


Ttu Wnrsr. Nuev NH, o.. i'5h.
G.rH.u.r. ! hl,r ussI t.r lF'"t COL.
t..H U..H. off 5000. ..0rH.r, ....I. ".r...
urr ...rr .Hr.filr#r. i.r Obj. Tr.Is.
....r.r. m.rf.. ,.I baking Nr1f Hri I.rH|,|i
....... I.. G.,fh... nj f'r hI"i fH.' .H'. '...
...r. ..H ..I,I. sr, f"rf s.r0r a.'' .--I '..
.,..It.,rr.tr..I ...r. dion .H..i HHif.f 100 f...I
..It.r.r.. I.L... uffH. rs dII .s...-. j .'H
..,,....I ,..H-.,. tr 100 II.uI krr,.s.
E,.uuaH, ,our, OTIS TIKI b..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-10-03
Everybody Uaos
DEAD SHOT.

4! r.. g...... r.H 10, lf.Er.a DO '.UIv ta..r
..... 90 E.u BUGS.
Irg.. l.,n.fs poo DO l.-...e tl.y oish thrIr
,H.t.n..s t1 ">'.,n .r Peace
~..rI..' .,fH... aH. Ship N,Huf nee b.
O.. ,.I., "ra.Hl s.r,r, rafr.r.s sur.t r0't..sg.'
r.-- arE u.,i',.. limitation. rrr lr ihrulrirt.
Or. ..ur t.r....f... OF ItilEE'- DEAD
SHOT, H.. ..H ....I' -.,Ir Do l.U.'
BUTCHERS DEAD -ilUr
.1,.. r1 r....n.n. .H., 90 irl..t tte a.r, e,,N
.... 500 u.tI. OIL. l.', nr sweep ihr ruHr., 1s BE-
f.H .l.. ...r u..Hr Corrosive ~uHHHr'r deceived
.H A.I.. o. rrHr.Hs e I.Ir ul. uH-Irsrr OPP.
r..... .rf bel SURE DEATH tn thg shn'r ELp
nc TWDE.
urr rlHuual application, u.i ou'. t1 thr lrl.
s..l, Do r1 lUr rarhs 1HI IvE..rs lh.rt ihr
'..g, % iar h.r.. BE- u'i. a1i tbs I!r.s al. tpH,
il., u.rI rp, visited with Ie..a.t t,.lu 10 ar.
.tfrrfiuu.
s -.lf Article BE- emo o. d. ruuarrffu,IaaIi u-
Ia'... ltbls I.sa poo With th... Do. uu.,smg.d
.u.r..s hrs iur-Hf u.t numerous lrur'.s, l'...I
b.lI ~bHi,-u.rla...s limitations, Go deceive auI
.u.. f'. ru.UD.
-,y Iaqrirr Goo pJTCuEWS DEAD SHOT.
aua s., t'lt DO. rr.. is ul Do. l.uie, aHl guuuIu
Ie srr Hi Oh. r..#.Hr.
e.. ~. Atu.U, p..r- E..rh. Market Squrr.
p.ts.'. t.....l Agent l.I NHIHH.
Sci. o., Audr,ns & iiaio-, Tru. lliii Wm. S..
Eu-f. ~.urr l.U.. o.. Atwood Is Co.,, llu,sa.la,
T.. e.. Sht.lay, aHi Ep'ut hu. Young, Norway
AMI ig ..'..ls Iu a.iirIre r,rEaHrIr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-10-03
ATWELLS HEALTH RESTORER.
OH
Vegetable, Physical, Jeundico B.,tcrs;
COMPOSED or
ROOTS, HERBS MD EAEKS.

70 1Hu vI..r llts aIe s1I aHI tnIr,
Whom rau 1ni s.,h,ss uU irpfr.s,
We htr- lH1I tlr heart DO rhrrr,
Health 90 i4r4ri aIl l..e 90 bless.
]. A"uvaat Co o. crr.i Of Ilslllche, Ial-estion.
ln,'nenoss, D,sIfTsia, Weakness and General
D..lHiy, Fool Stomach, laiu 8ul Soreness ,1 che
~itr or stomach, Jau1Iior ur liver Compliant.
iSE AlNLlL'S HEALTH EE>TOhER
CIV. NweI, fullnd, lrn,r,l agent ior Maine.
sod lg Autrsvs ! Bate, PsrIs Iliil; ". A. Ru.i.
-. rsrisi T.. Atwood 4 Co., Buekhsid; 4. 4.
ShaeAI,,, aud l;1tophus Nouag. Norway.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-10-03
MAINE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY

U'IIC Sec1nd Annual show an Fair Il ths Maine
l State Agricultural Society will D. hcld en- Fort,
hnI. commencing un the 2lsi oi OCtat,r ncNi' an'
c,Hii1Bc l1ur DAYS.
o. aI iti1n O.. che rrctniuns announ'ed =" "',
revised h.t. che Trustees 0dor the iol""'s' We
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-10-03
VuAS 49, ADAMS

The uulrr.i-Dfl are prepared Oh n'nn'f 10000.
.rI 200 thr above OvrHs, 1Hd u-hl. i.I iH. .'..
900 lr, tlru 1r ritt tn lbr state ~ N.,n.' ~,
WHITEHEAD. HARBOUR - 90.
$ uh pBus, NJ, ~, '~5o. '''
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=. S. uOBB S
Guardians Sale.

DN.t.trr Ola l.r-rs- s.u the lion. Ju'gs u,
- rU.Htr. o. ilr Cara', ll uNn.I, .haU -...
r.Hra aT private 30. at tHr .r..'.H--hH1.g of
SEQ li.'a.r. H t.r f.uu 40 bAl.d. iu 600.
r"..f. .r u.H..HF, tEe srNfh .rf .. ugt...r u.N',
CO. .'g..r. Ir II- i...Ip.u, Cgi"Iu r1l ,s.1''
f Hf rHr.., l.lHr.s iafHru rri lu'l liruau,
f..... ...HHH .1I h.irs ui iiHuIs igwuu. Do"
' h.t..I, deceased. o. uII: 1T ~ ltHI $50. ~,
- q. Hl tIs tuaaIl HOLMAN Farm. Poi called,
...I.. U.s. tIr r.Ht.i uf sa.Ii t.uu Hi bINt-I d.
ISAAC 81. STANLEY Guardian.
u.EH %, Au-. :. 1880.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-10-03

IuG >las.u.ar hereby giyss puJlic uoticg that
i bs hB. Boon dolls appointed ly ths honorable
JaIsr ai r.uIats, Or taa County OF ONl0lI, add
..s1ei thr iua.t Of AlGiuistatur Of the estate %.
FREDERICK 5. SPAULUING. late ofBu,k6e'd,
% s..l county, deceased. by giving to1l as the
Hv a.rr,ts. Iir tartgiIfo r,qlr-.s a'' .e suIsIu-
a..f.l t1 che estate ot aid dec ased, Co make con-
H-...fs payment; ADJ those vh, have any de-
a4l.s tI,.,.1, 10 exhibit the s,ue g.
DASTINE SPAgLDING.
A.. 70. lSS6.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-10-03

g.-f.,H.u. Ihr,a r.1I .Hrul 5000. I''."' Co.,.
r4..r.T Irr1 O,sus Hr three m.n..', '.I .'"
,f.iI have seen aHI ku,v ,I lt h'.''' '. Zoo
... I..tuyau iu u.r. " i''s Is N.A ItI..'..'
,r.I with great .lyug af tnsls 'ri r'n ''r.'''.-
d, 1.r.nn--I it o., the public ns '1r'il'f Zoo ''F
r kIr. arp,n'u. hHtn s',n or '''I' ''. ''
........r...'t d, tbs gHtII, ut vhHfrNrr 500 n..F
..l bonn ths most delicate rake or pastry tH'
''' ~ lUAS. 70. ADAMS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-10-03
FISH AND SALT.

J,OE hr a.l iliry yr1s We have g'''' ''.
r,riralr auruiiaa Co 'he above a'''',, 'n.
=. ,...,tI, .HlIe management Nh'.rIN ih' 'afi
nave ',,..E -,yI. delivered tIr.f i...H Tssst
.,..-.. ID, care, vhen ,sui-ieui quantity si ah'N
Oar u.uaI stock teas iull'ws.-
ga - - -zc
800 900 o.. LARGE con.
1900 " MEDIUM %.
10000 " POLLOCK.
$4,000 " IlAkE.
900 hoNrs HERRING.
J0l MI.. NACkEBIL, TONGUES :
SOUNDS, NNrE~ D. ItN~, Sc.
100 bbls. TANNERS OIL, PURE,
> ~ La ~
20 600 Iu.h.l. TURKS ISLAND SALT.
10000 LIVERPOOL, ~.
1000 bag. "
1000 bl.s BuTTER, D..
DANA Is CO..
C54avsiIi STRAIT, POkILAN W..
Aprl, 1856. "
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1856-10-23
The Result I'm this District.

Strange and inconsistent as ii may appear, in
this congressional district, in which there are
but very few professedly pro-slavery in their
sentiments, the pro-slavery candidate has been
elected to Congress.
And this, an almost unanimously anti-slavery
district, is to be represented in our next Con-
gress, by as plant doughface as ever placed
himself in the hands of a Southern master.
WILLIAM R. SArP, as indefatigable snd de-er-
mined laborer in the cause of freedom in the n:-
tional territories as honors the present Congress,
is defeated by small majority. The opposi-
ton was as virulent, reckless and malignant as
ever disgraced campaign in an intelligent
community. His personal reputation was as
sailed with all manner of falsehood and calum-
ny, published in the press, spoken from the
stump, caught up by the brainless-hangers-on-
to-party, who, parrot like, repeated whatever
their unscrupulous leaders and political masters
put into their mouths. They did not stop with
personal defamation, but shsmelessly misrepre-
sented the issues, hypocritically claiming to be
in favor of freedom in Kansas, and against Sla-
very Extension, aad falsely charging that W..
r. SAPr had voted to legaize Slavery in Kan
sas. And thus, by SANDER, sheer lying AID
hypocrisy, have imposed upon strongly anti
Slavery constituency. one willing to be pliant
tool of the Slave Democracy, and wholly unfit
ted for the position to which he is elected.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1856-10-23
Glorious victory i'm Ohio:

Ohio has done her duty, fully and complete
ly. Nothing more could be asked of her,
Over THIRTY THOUSAND MAJORITY on State elec-
ton does well enough. On the Presidency she
Will give FREMONT nearly fifty thousand. In
our country townships, great many votes were
not polled, because nothing can induce many of
our farmers to think the State election equally
important with the Presidential.
But, whether the majority in Ohio be thirty,
forty or fifty thousand, it is unimportant. The
vote is fixed and decisive. We confess to some
pride in this clear and manly expression of her
vote for freedom She is the oldest child of the
Ordinance of I7s7-that immortal work of our
fathers. She has NOT, and she will not, bow be-
fore any dragon of Slavery. She will play
ick-spittle to no political overseers. In the
next Congressional Delegation, We shall, Of
course, lose. We shall send three our four gen.
to the mercy of the people
who would not wholly ostarcize the pro-slave-
ry party. We trust they will not be inferior tc
those of their own kidney and class.
We have done another thing. We have prov
ed that Freedom is strongest when she stand
alone-when boldly and manfully, without fu-
sion or compromise, she stands for the univer-
sal Rights of Man. There we do stand, and
there we shall-on principles immutable as
Truth, and which are destined to full and f.
nal conquest And now-Hail to Ohiol
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1856-10-23
The New Code Of Treason i'm
Virginia.

A new light has shown upon the people
of Virginia. Governor Wise has found a
new ally, and Bolts treason new antago-
mist. One Judge Thompson, of the Su-
preme Court of Virginia, has brought the
judicial power of the State to the aid Of
the fire-eaters, and in recent charge to
the grand jury of Brooks Circuit Court has
given definition of treason which, if duly
enforced, will make every tree in Virginia
blossom with traitors before the Presiden-
tial election.
The Richmond Enquirer states the
points of this charge as follows:
"lst. That treason to the State extends
much beyond treason to the United States.
"2d. That there are other offenses besides
treason, in respect to slave property, for
which culprits may be indicted and fined
and imprisoned.
"3d. The morale of instigating such SEN
timents and sets, as the advocacy of Ere
mont's election involves, is not only por-
trayed in the abstract, but legal applica-
ton IS defined. How could man in Vir-
glnia, advocate by writing, speaking, pub
fishing, and voting for, the election of FIRE.
mont, on the extreme issues against slave
ry of Black Republicans, and escape vio-
lation of our laws! Yet Bolts proclaims
that all are free to do SO. He and his fol-
lowers had better read this opinion of Judge
Thomson"
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1856-10-23
Not Reciprocal.

We cordially approve ofand endorse the
nomination of Andrew ]. Donelson, for
Vice President Wing Convention at Bal
timore.
CORRUPTION issues just as naturally
out of the organization Of WHIGGERY
as vernin does from a dead body undergo
ing deconposition.-Andrew J. Donelson,
1t will be seen from the above that the
Donelson Wings who met at Baltimore re.
Gently, have much better opinion Of the
man who called for "nine cheers for the man
who charged and proved upon Henry Clay,
bargain and corruption" than he has Of
them and tn ,ir organization.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1856-10-23
All Risht Again.

Our Republican friends in Indiana and Penn
sylvania are again at work, with not bit Of
their courage abated. Our friends in both States
are confident of giving their electoral votes for
the gallant FREMONT. In Pennsylvania the
Americans who are with us on the great issue
of the times, have come out from their FILLMORE
movement and united with the Republicans in
forming new Electoral ticket, around which
which the people will rally. Though ten
thousand Illegal votes were cast in Philadelphia
still there were fifty thousand voters not OUT
Of this reserved vote, the large majority is with
u.s. Let our friends everywhere initiate the
courage of Pennsylvania and Indiana friends
and again with stout hearts bend to our glorious
work