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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-07-16

GREAT LOSSES AT THE CALIFORNIA
MINT.-By the last intelligence from Cali
fornia it would appear that loss, various
ly estimated at from one hundred to four
hundred thousand dollars, has occurred at
the San Francisco Mint. By some de-
falcation is charged upon the melter and
refner. Col. Harasythy, but examinations
90 to show that the losses are in the main,
if not entirely, attributable to the waste of
gold in the process of refining. A large
amount of fine gold escapes into the chim-
neys and fiues, which have been torn down
for the purpose of collecting the waste
The deficiency when an examination was
made was considered to be fourteen thou
sand ounces, and enough has been recov-
cred from the chimnies, DC, to reduce it to
five thousand ounces. In sweeping the
roof Of an adjacent building three hundred
ounces Of gold were collected, and one
hundred and eighty dollars was gathered
from the roof of Armory Hall, at least two
hundred yards distant from the Mint
From this some idea of tho waste in four
years may be formed. A zig gag chimney
has been erected, and in the course of three
months, the large amount of eleven hum
dred and eighty ounces was collected from
it. The waste is still thought to be large.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-07-16
re- A traveller called at nichtfall at

EE A traveller called at nightfall at q
farmers house-the owner being from home
and the mother and daughter being alone,
they refused to lodge the wayfarer. "How
far then," said he, "to house where a
preacher can get lodgingsi.' "Oh, if you
are preacher, said the old lady, ayou
can stay here" Accordingly he dismount-
ed. He deposited his sadde-bags in the
house, and led his horse to the stable
Meanwhile the mother and daughter were
debating as to what kind Of q preacher
he was. "He cannot be a Presbyterian"
said the one, "for he is not dressed well
enough" ale is not q Methodist" said
the other "for his coat is not the right cut
for Menhodist." aIf / could find his
hymn book" said the daughter al could
tell what sort of preacher he Is" And
with that, she thrust her hand into the
saddle-bags, and pulling out flask Of hq-
uor, she exclaimed-"Lal mother, he's
Hard Shelrd Baptist"
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-07-16
wit and Hulnor.

The tobacco chewer is said tn be like a
goose IN Dutch oven-always on spit.
PADDY's BREAKFAsT, LUNCH, DINNER,
AND SUPPER. "Semper Praties."
An advertisement lately appeared. head
ed, '1ron bed-steads and bed ding We
suppse the linnen must be sheetiron. =
'WelI, Dick" said Doctor to polite,
man, whose wife be had been attending,
show is your wife 2" "She is dead thank
you, Doctor" a--.ses 81
"John," says doting parent to her rath-
er Unsuitable boy;" can you eat that pud-
ding with impunity 2" II don'a know, ma"
replied the young hopeful, "but 1 guess I
can with spoon"
Two young Irishmen happened to get
into an affray, in which one of them was
knocked down. His conrad ran up TO
him, and cried out, 'Zound, Dennis, if you
be dead, can't you spakew "Pm not dead,
but speechless said the other"
An Irish lady wrote to her lover, beg
ging him to send her some money. She
added, by way Of Postscript: "f am so
ashamed of the request have made in this
letter, that sent after the. post-man to
get it back, but the servant could not over
take him."
There is girl in Troy whose lips are SO
sweet that they stick together every morn
ing, by the honey they distil, and he cannot
open her mouth until she has parted her
lips with silver knife. She will be
treasure to her husband, not only on account
of her sweetness, but because she can oc-
casionally keep her mouth shut.
"Why, Charley" said Yankee to ne
gro preacher, "you can't even tell who made
the monkey?"
"Oh, yes, can, NASSAU
"Well, who made the monkey?"
"Why, massa the same one made the
monkey that made you!" ~
A young gentleman, the other day, ask
ed young lady what she thought of the
married state in general.
"Not knowing, I cannot tell" was the re-
ply; 'but if you and 1 would put our
heads together, could soon give you
definite answer"
Counting in the country is altogethera
different institution from the city article
In the former place you get rosy lips, sweet
cider, johnny cake, and the girls made ofna-
ture; and in the latter, collection of
starched phrases, formal manners, fine silk,
cheap jewelry, and girls got up "secundum
artem."
A young friend of ours was engaged in
teaching mutes. He was explaining by
signs the use and meaning Of the particle
"dis," and requested one of them to write
on the black board sentence showing her
knowledge of the sense of the prefix. A
bright little one Immediately stepped for
ward and wrote the following: aBoys love
to play, but girls to display"
'saA black streak is now beginning 10 fall
across Canoya's statue of Venes, though
some years ago, nothing of the kind was
visible in the marble" .-.-..
All the more appropriate, says an ex-
change. The lady herself, if we recolect
the mythology, had "black streak" upon
her character, and why shouln't the marble
show it? 1000
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-07-16

RUNAWAY SLAvEs-ONE KILLED-
Three slaves escaped from Henry county,
KY, on Sunday. One was caught in In
diana, another got clear, and the third was
shot by William Mead, one of the slave
catchers. An inquest was held, and re-
QUESTION will be made on the Governor of
Kentucky for Mead on the charge of muir
der. No attention will be paid to it of
course, as the murdered person was BY law
only a chattel and ought to be shot If he
seeks freedom by flight "this is great
countryp The murderer Mead caught an
other of the negroes it is stated, when an
unknown elderly white man with rifle or
dered him to let him 90 or feel cold lead.
Mead having previously discharged his pis-
tol, deemed it safest to obey the command,
when the fugitive disappeared in the woods.
- Ciereiond Herald. ..-.
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O, nifty ragl o, booteous piece of cloth!
Made uf red and white and blue stripes, tn
And stars painted on both sides .-.-.
All halel Again I'm sttin in thi umbrajus
Shadder, and Admirin thi grandjer, g-.s
And sucking into my chist the gentle zeffers
That are holdin out well nj onto f,,s e..-
Sra,e. Crate fiagl when shet e.-.5-.}
Mi ize and look, at yer, and think is=-
How as when u was little, and not much
Bigger than pecse of cloth, and
Almost as tender as peese of paper, yu
Was carried oil threw the revolution
AIRY war. and hev sum few times sence gs
Held up yer he'd with difficulty, and
How trcmenjus WI are now, feal E--
Just as if l shud bust, and fiji all round, ant
- want t sE f-s& F43 -s-9t Z
Tu git down off the fence, and git shot.
Or stabbed, or hit on the he'd with stick e
Of wood, or hung for mi kuniry.
Prodigous banner. Wouldn't smile to SCI
A chinaman, or a small unnatuheralized
Furriner undertake to pull down!
If Chinaman l wud siz him and kut ~
Off his kew, and bare it off in triumf;
Before I'd seea slit tore in We, or the sakerelijui
Hands of 70 kuttin up into built
Patchin, I'd brace my back agin waul (or
House, or fensc, or a bord, as it might be.)
And fitc, and strike, and skratch, and --
Kick, and bite, and tare my klose, and
Looze mi hat and git hit in the ], and
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A GOOD REFERENcE.-A stranger, en-
tering Methodist prayer-meeting, made
some remarks, in the course of which he
said, "lf you don't believe I've got Religion
GO AND ASK MY WIFE. She'll tell YOU
The expression came out so bluntiy as al
most to cause an explosion of laughter
But is it not good reference Many
mans estimates Of his own religion might
he proved all vanity, by just asking his wife,
and getting an honest answer from hers
How does his religion make him act at
home is the pungent inquiry-rHAr is the
grand test. See to it, reader that this ref,
erence may be to your credit.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-07-16

CHANCE FOR A SMART WIFE.-The
last Water Cure journal has an advertise
1nent for a husband. The young lady gives
the following account of herself. We think
it is a rare chance: r.. yI ' 2.ss5z
81 am just twenty, but will not marry be-
fore am two years older. can do, and
love to do, all manner of housework, from
making pics and bread to washing shirts; 1
can do all kinds of sewing, from embroide-
ry to linsey pantloons; can skate, ride,
dance, sing, play on the piano or spinning
wheel, or anything that may reasonably be
expected ofmy sex. frequired, I can act
the part of a Ounce in society Of the upper
ten,' or the part of a woman among women.
As for riding, here let me make banter
any man may bring two horses, give me
choice and ten feet, and then if he ovel-
takes me in one mile am his; ifnot, then
the horse is mine. Beware! By fops 1
am styled handsome; by those 1 frown up
on, the devils imp by the wise and sober
] am called wild and foolish; by my female
acquaintance, Molly and by my uncle /
am called Tom" q e -sf 9 es
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How to Grow Beautiful,

Age dims the lustre of the eye, and pales
the roses on beauty's cheek; while crow
feet, and furrows, and wrinkles, and lost
teeth, and gray hairs, and bald head, and
totering limbs, and lirnping feet most sad
ly mar the human form divine. But dim
as the eye is, and pallid and sunken as
may be the face of beauty, and frail and
feeble that once strong, erect, and manly
body, the immortal soul, just Hedging its
wings for its home in heaven, may look out
through these faded windows as beautiful
as the dew-drops of a summers morning,
as melting as the tear that glistens in affec-
tons eye-by growing kindly, by cultiva-
ting sympathy with all human kind, by
cherishing forbearance towards the foibles
and follies of our race, and feeding day by
day on that love to God and man which
lifts us from the brute, and makes us akin
to angels.
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SOUTHERN LAND BUYERS IN FREE
SrATEs.-The Chicago Press, of June 26,
has the following to show where Southern
men invest their money:
"When the agent of Mr. Slidell wrote
him the other day that he could buy lands
in Missouri of equal fertility with those of
Illinois for about one-fourth the price of the
latter, and advised that the Missouri lands
be taken, Mr.. Slidell replied. "Buy in Ill
inois." Mr.. Tombs comes all the. way
from Georgia to buy lands in Minnesota
and Wisconsin, Col. Orr from South Caro-
lima to purchase in Iowa and Nebraska,
Mr.. Breckenridge from Kentucky to Superb
or City and the beautiful cluster of islands
in the lake of thesam name, known as the
Apostle Islands. Mr.. Douglas gigantic
speculations are confined mainly to Chicago.
It was only day OF two ago that we
ehronicled a single purchase Of his in this
city amounting to 100000. Mr.. Bright
follows Mr.. Breckinridge in his investments.
Colonel Richardson owns an interest in the
town of Superior, and has made investments
in this city, in Quincy, Illinois, and in Keo-
kuk, Iowa. And SO of all the rest" re 7r
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-07-16

A Coon ONE.-One of our neighbors
overheard the following conversation be-
tween tive Jolly sons of the Green Isle, a
day or two since, which has point to it.
81 say Jimmy, did you ever see such a
summer as this same?"
"Faith an have"
"When !"
"Lsst winter. be iabers.'
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Rotation in Office DramatiZcd.
- The Washington correspondent of the
Courier and Enquirer attributes the fol
lowing to sarcastic Democrat, who has
felt the hand of rotation: l,sf- - -
-eI4 sCENE-EXEcUTIvE CHAMBER. D. 'on
Present-TNe President and Secretary o,
State.
Mr.. Buchanan-"Gen. Cass, 1 am urged
to remove Mr.. ----, Commissioner of
- = Is there anything against
lim?" .,- -E ,.,..7s.. 30. ,....s... ,o ...a,-
Gen, C.-@He has been four years in
office" s,.... t..,.... s,,-, 5..;S,, s..5t Il
Mr.. Bah, yes, and 1 have declared
the rule of rotation to be .DemocrYtic doc
trine."
Gen. C.-Mr. President, l am happy to
agree with you. We desire the greatest
good to the greatest number, the most Of
fees to the most Democrats. Public SER
wants must frequently return to the people"
Mr.. B.-"The sentiment is worthy of
you, General Cass By the way, General,
when did you enter office y 1-.
Gen. C.-''Half century ago, under
Mr.. Jefferson. have always held myself
subject to the principles of your Inaugural.
l was first an Indian agent. was then
rotated into governorship, next mo a,cab
met, afterwards into full mission, subse-
quen1y into the Senate, and now again in
10 the Cabinet" .'-s- ,.r--
Mr. r "a nd 7 have Snrvad forty wears
having como into employment. under Mr..
Monroe. Gen. Cass, our. experience illus
trates the necessity ofrotation. The coun-
try has no right to take half a century out
of any mans life, -, s.s -.
This is the way The rule is applied BY
those who best understood its true signih-
canoe. q .---,.-t. ,... .s-.,s !.
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SOMETHING FOR THE 4TH OF JULY
ADDRESS TO THE AMERICAN FLAG-BY soUA,H, CI
b IS - CAIIFONIA.i A--h tieiisitl'-'- p

!Sadtld up ,ria settiR onto the Piazzy tence rateh
IN Of the american Flag ,rarin from the
Liberty Poal, and tecIiing of of
fire erackersno,e and Gsea. siisli., =
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-07-16

Es-Great events often make small men
famous.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-07-16

A cotemporary who published his lucu-
bration right in the centre of the cotton.
growing South, in remarking upon the
next "Southern Commercial Convention, "
which is announced to take place in Knox
vile, Tennessee, on the 10th of August,
has the following very unkind thrust, aimed
with vim that might punch hole in a
wind bag: - - -
Really, we think it time that the South
ern Railroad Companies should kill off this
most miserable of all unmitigated hum
bugs, by refusing to transport the dele
gates free of charge. Only make them
pay for their tickets, and their gas about
Southern commerce will find some other
safety valve than these Southern CONNER
cial Conventions. Perhaps it is our devo-
tion to our own native South, mingled with
our contempt for humbugs, that makes us
feel a sense of humiliation not -unmingled
with loathing, when we hear of these
Southern Commercial C Conventions. They
have now been in operation six or eight
years, or more, and if any man can point
to single benefit that has resulted there
from, at all commensurate with the thou
sandth part the liquor. the delegates have
guzzled down their capacious threats, We
should be pleased to hear of it. Indeed,
they seem to have become the mere occa-
sion for drinking and gourmandizing.-
Baltimore american. Z b. s.-. ..s-.4.-.z-
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The DUcKED BALLooNIsT.-John Stei-
ner, of Philadelphia, is the name of the zero
naut who was dipped in Lake Erie on
Thursday. When over the lake he count
ed thirty.eightvessels in sight, and at the
height Of three miles he could hear the
shouts of the crews who caught sight of
his flying ship. He struck the water three
miles above the propeller Stewart, and in
seven minutes passed her about twenty
rods astern. The bolloon would strike the
water and rebound into the air from twen-
ty to fifty feet, as it rushed down the lake
with railroad speed. Men in one of tho
propeller's boat got hold of n long rope
Steiner threw out. The balloon draoped
the boat with will, and though the sail
OTIS pulled the row-locks off the boat,
they could not stop their novel tug. Mr..
s. leaped into the water, and was picked
up while swimming. The balloon was
swept off by the gale. 1t cost $500, and is
the third Mr.. s. has lost - Gereland Her
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AN IMPROVED PLANER-W oodworta g. OUT.
IA done-On exhibition a. BENEFITS hooms. owe,
~. New Haven r. Freight Depot, Franklin, between
Center and Elmsts Improved Pianer in which economy
and utility admirably oy wnieh pnss ,ooxrs
touDsed moudngs cut with great speed and
Unstable 10 any of board plank wne ~ tlo
an uppsrraed auaIifc alton operation daily Call and see
Patent in progress Rights nesosatd Machines made 70
order. JONES CRC" Eli, W. 80 D.. e ,o
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" More mirth provoking than Punch" Troy Budget
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Chances for Bnsinfss Men.

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ITO LET-The ROOMS now occupied BY Tue
Il Eswyorh Charms Hous- beta the entire sseond rfy
No 90 Broadway from Broadway lte feet deep %
New et vide lighted front and md BY large SAY
light For terms Inquire s the CesriDs House busi-
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V,O LET-Two genteel COTTAGES st Ravens
i vood with GROUNDS and STABLES, .s,ge,:is. . the
ssss .yry boor 10 point wansbursh ssd Brohyn.
Apply 70 j 8 HARRIS near The premises % to aAsRls.
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Real Gstate for Sale.

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Ip:easnrs Excursions.
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Up HEMLOCK TREE,
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There are all twelve vol, aud each one will contain
nc Fr faithful pctores Of human nature,
Cor scnune admirable illustrations Of nautical life,
there better Novels than these Of Capt MaryafG
Philadelphia Evening Bulletin.
People essy Of the genial and humorous and
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will obtain the Of attention in the long
days which approahins from those who
arsae familiar with their merits" Boston Daily Journal
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For sale a. the Bookstores Sent BY mail postpaid on re-
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