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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-05-28
MOFFAT'S LIFE PILLS,
-Asu-
Phoenix Bitters.

TIVE rrpuiliion u these very oclebuted 'csei'
able femcd,e. J. nos uncquillei b, any others
IN thi. cDuntN ~ IN Eufops. They are folly So
tallishsI - the most unNrfsal family mcd'cinc
INV M uss ani the, will maintain their ptr-eiui.
nsnt rrnpsn l., the intria.ic and comprehensive
,riu-. which acquired u. The usual mo'lc. ot
pudcr, woult h. un~onhy u them ani ''unn'oe'-
ssr.
Thousanl. and tens of thousands II psrsons nov
living ~ perfectly restored health, can testify, a.
thuu.and. have issii6sl ~ their prompt anil dsci-
ODD sac,cy not onI, ~ 40 Ordinary arrangements
II health. from impaired digestive functions. coz
ti,ens... bilious ini liver complaints, rheumatic
an,s ind,mmitnry colds. coughs, usryous weakn".s,
Dos. II appet,tr failure II esh, headache AMI 'n.
pure state 81 the bloi add other Aui', lat al'o IN
ihsum,t,sn, fever sni aye, other iniermiiiant
f-ysrs asthm,. hfonchitis. choc, pleufis,, pa'pi.
i.tr,n NJ the heart rush Of bn,l a. the head, s'i'
DID pain. ~ the j,nt.. limbs aai organs. alice
t,ou- u the bad Ice and kdne,'. jiund''c' drop',
nile. (huNryrr ia,sirfate.) habitat cusiiEe,ess,
Scion. ADD hlilu< rosness, ohstHiie head"he
and g,dipc.s, aud an immense uumiier oi other
mahiirs.
They icquire NJ dicling NOR confinement are
peflectl, Mill ,nd PLEASANT ~ their operation, lot
/. N t-,Nrtiull, r.sin', heahh-thlt greatest Of al
s,ftll, blrssing.-tp the most exhausted and di-
spidiiri constitutions.
Prepared snd soh b, Dr. WILLIAM II. MOI.
FAT. 33j BruadwnN, Ny. l,9
WI. \. RUST. ". d. South Paris, Age nj
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-05-28
T,thnoHIab

TssiimoHIal,.
"Dufinr the tine held the othse Of Commi'-
.ianer II Patents, u. n. EJd,, Eco, q B"',"n'
di bl.,nr,. 1t The P,irnt Ofhce. 40 solie',or ior
pr,rufing patents. Thee ~sfr lev. II aaN, per-
.on. aetiag iu that capacity Who had 90 'nu,h bu'
.,ns.. ,sofc the Psisnt Odhoe, and ihefc sete
uan. uha eundurted Il Nth more .k,ll hdsliiy anil
.uecs... frsard Mr. EdiN ., one II the b.st IN
c.,nsd sol INST .tilliul Patent Solicitors in The
Ua,tsd State. aud have NJ hc',t't'un % a'sufins
inventor, that the, cannot empia, person mote
eomr~trnt sui .ru,t~ouh,, sad mote capable Of
fa,i,ng Their Application. W a torn 10 secure Zoe
,hsm az e.,l, anI favorable consideration at the
r.,rnt OAcr. EDMUND BURKE.
Late Comm,s.,oneT ~ Palenis.'
F,5~ iAs p'''ssi C1-aiiiiaau.
"AusUsr ~. IsS5. Durias the time have
held the ONCE II Comni,..ioncf of Patents, u. ".
EJI,, E.q., u B,.iun, has b~eu extensively sn
aEsd ~ the transaction II businsss With the ohiee
a. . solicitor. lie !. thoroughly acquainted With
the Law aad the rue. IL practice Of the once.
recommend hin a. 90 oftAs a1d ospabls gsi 80.
f,,.T.l practitioner, Nth whom have had Official
,.t,,roa,.e. CHARLES MASON,
Commusioncr OF Patents
n,.roS.J,n. ,lsS-. lylg
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-05-28
DISCOVERY
CONSUMPTION Durable
FOuSEL'S PABuLUM NlTE

Thi. vegetable production has
proved itself To BE- the mo-, ',ma'k.
able preparation ever discovered,
Coz The rascral cure IL
Pulmonary Consumption,
and allen IL Coughs. Colds, Sore.
ness Of the Ch,s,, lIfonchisl iui.
Ir,ion, aud an other affections Of
the passages. which have a isodsn'
cy 10 produce that fcarfil malady
IN those pfedispo'ed.
hi. wonlsf(rl discovery, from
~. volatile nature, gives Nspofs
ie.ly and con.,quenll, acts direct
" upoa the lnag. aa.l air passage.
Arrests the de,tlopaen, ~ iubef-
Gle. N ,h. lungs, and IN their .oIi'
rnins process cause. the matter
10 h. eSpsciora,ed without difficult
IA, AMI easciusliy heal. the ulcsra.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-05-28
ON MANHOOD,

ON MANHOOD,
And It's Premature Decline.
Ju,t Publ,hcd. Grsti., the 10Th Thou'ahd
A FEW word, on the rational treatment, With.
n oct Melicine. Of Spermatptfhea ~ Local
Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions, Genital sai
Ner,ou. DEBILITY, lmpolrncy, sud lmPedimeni' To-
Marriage generally.
BY u. DE- LANEY, ". u.
The important fact that the manN alarming
complaints. otig,nains 10 the impIudence and
solitude II youth, may h. cs.ily removed without
medicine - in this small irart CLEARLY dsmon'ri.
tel; aud the ,niircl, new aud highly successful
treatment. ss adopted BY the Author. folly ~.
paincd. by means u which every one - enabled
10 cure himself perfectly aud at the least possible
cost. thsr,b, avoiding all the advertised no''ru'n'
Of the DAY.
Sent 90 an, address, giati., add post free, ~
sealed euSrlopc, b, remiiiing (Iost plid) two
postage stamps TO DE. u. DE LANEf, No. -
East 3l.t street, New Notk CITY. 3mil
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-05-28
Freeoiom Notice.

FI'HtS rsftis.-. that Zoe valuable ooa.idsu,
tHH have th,. isii ,el,aJai.h-.i 10 m, .on,
t1rL- ". RgE., h,s t,me 10 act and ttaCs e'
h'lu.si. .hsu clam ran- ~ h.. earn'ngs not
o., a, icbis II be-. contracting after thls date.
DAVID RIGGS.
Aucst. S,NUEJ RIoHAED,, j..
- Pan, W, 10, lsjS. Is
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-05-28
CRAZE VINES.

I HAVE a nsmb~r 81 grape vine. for ..-, va.
i uirg 10 pucs irasi % Goats 20 FL 90. Al.",
rhularb rVOts ahd some other roots snd shrubs.
DARIUS FORBES.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-05-28
At w LES
Wild Cherry Bitters,

htsass,, Lru Co@piaizi'. H,adach', Lo'' u
Agpfii,, G,Huai D'J,hiy, 81, s..
These Bitiers contain, besides the Wild Cher.
~. Sntsspaflla, Gentian, and 'cNrral other high.
~ valuable Vegetable Medicines, and will b. iound
an Invaluable medicine for all seasons uf the year,
mote especially - ~ the Spring aud sumner.
They cleanse the stomach, regulate The bJseh-,
improve tile digestion, correct the bile purify the
bLjod, and give new tone and lie 10 the whole
system.
Directions. TAKE from table spoonful to
hafa wine. glass foil, three time. day, ten or IS
minutes bci1re eating.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-05-28
HUNGARIAN BALSAM.
Fr,m I'M. Ihri.lian rf-,mla.

From the Christian ff-cmha.
WIKI ~e frpu late qusck-y, ~r az. always
psassi 90 siys credit So that which 10 truly Tee
DOL. snl b. give ,aufmalioa shi,h TIA, bsBcht
othsr.. i,s ds,s ago b'uthrf oi ours 'foH'
Nof~s,, Me, cane ialu uuf Office "a comfortable
health. ~ham Ne did not expect o. sec ag''n on
Earth. We received Islisr lev weeks since
from sa0ther bother. r~.risnt IN the house nth
him. sa,ing that he ~ss conhaed Go he l.cd, aud
c,,uld not probably coatin1e bot short time.
Judgs thea ct oar surpfi.s When sss h,in eater
ouf ohhcr tie has slight oBuEh remaining, as u
wo,ih D. natural be shpuii have. uniil be hs, had
uuhrr tin. t,r arqiuag .irragth 81 langs. hot
be- - "a comfortable health. The bllIsing litter
shtch h. aidfr..e. 10 the genrral B1.ton Ageh,
Toe the n~diein- which has restored hem wou-
deriali,. ~,r show shat medicine has bcsn the
in,,ruusnI u the good "o'k.
Bo,ros, reb. 10. 1857
Ia. II. 8. BRABLIT-SIE-l canapt rcl'a,a
tru1n sa,ing a wu,d q, ,ua ~ commentator II
% Burh "a. iIupgaf,sn Bsl.iui Il Lie" Here %
pLa,u .tairnsn, Il TACT. ~ frl.tiou 10 my case,
aud II the, are 81 Any serve. IN ndo"'as the ',ek
g. sch ,elisf at the .Ourve IRON ~heocr obas'n-
81 Il, I shall L. thankful.
VI, re.tI.nce - Norsiy, Ne. Three wear. ago
la.t iaIl, took a S,ulcnt colt, which leiI cough
Of the no.t aggravated k,ni. accompanied 10y
s-,rte Iain "a the lsh SIDE. l.i.t jan had L..
come 80 Ia, bic that 80. ohlige to qu,i all ~o'k,
ani ~. cOal,ard 10 the house unt,l sls'ut t,ur
weeks .ucc. D1s,ng that time ! received the
best medical atieRianre, ALL tired nearly all the
meI,c,scs ~h,ch are recommended IN such cases,
bot ruuti hnd relief. tot grew worse, ani Zoe
ths h.t thee weeks ~ss cunhnsd 10 my bird. Two
0i 80 phy s,c,sas gave me ap a. past recovery
bot - ioftuns spud have Il, heard oi the iiun-
gtrian Bslssm, snd mmcdiaiel, procured l'o,ile.
rh,. gave IN. Instant relief, AMI SIX botties have
b,o1ea vp u,y coagh, aad placed the ~ situation
o. rssaps. Nth advancing health, my usual oecu-
paIioa. lo1rs uoly, ...-... -.
CHURCHILL COBB.
Sole Proprietor, DivIp Z. BEIDLTE, Water
town, Mass, o. whom all orders shouii b. adj
lrrssed. ~oli by Druggists an dealers m nedi'
cine Ia e'ey town in the un'led state. aud BRIT
ish Provinces. lmio
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GV% a cDaps al


doc IIuadfed Dollar. sill H. paid a. any Ply
.icaa who can prove that the msdicin. s'ef M
jmcd a patient. ind the testimony 1t thousands
ran h. prolucci o. prove that Il has don" goat
good. Gaze. II irpm one Neek ~ thirteen ye't'
standing have b-eu effected. The mass II VOL
UNTARY TIES TlMONY ~ po.s'ss'on oi Tho
Proprietor, vuuching u, virtues ani curative
r-,wef., !. immense. embracing nimss veil knoWu
10 SCIENCE AND FAME.
100000 Bottles havo boon sold,
All not a single instance Of q failure reported
Personally appeared before ne, on Alderman 1t
the rity of Phiadslpha, n. 1. lls.mlDld, chem
lot, Who b.iag daily s~ofn does .ly' that his pre-
p,r,iion contain. NJ Narcotic, Mercuy, % inln-
Iious drug. bot are purely vegetable.
n. +. IIELMBULD. Sole Manufacturer.
s.o,n ami .nh.cr,bcd before me th. Psi dsv
OF November. 1854.
WI. T.. IIIBBARD. Alderman.
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u lftlaffh uiftfAN a'''lNi"s W. N"' 'h'a "'
PHARMACY AND CHEMISTRY,
With the greatest accuracy ani Chemical knnw'
ledge aai care devoted IN u. combination. See
Pr,i..,or DEVICES yalulhle WurA. on the
Practice Il Ph,.ic. ard most Il thc late standard
WIk. of Medicine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-05-28

" Because it becomes a woman"
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n u - n BSS
TO tho People OF the United States.
rhe human system !. inCe,ud With ,hre di.,iue,
lioIs NJ


SAaILN;
The Tape Worm, he Round. or Somash
Worm. aud Sat, or Pm Worm,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-05-28
uOBENshCK's
Worm Syrup and Liver Pills,
wsh,vc the wriucn .,atrmsats u many, where
80 almost incrr,lihi~ nurnl-r II
Worms have been Expelled
RESTORED TO EALTH

irom IL .y.ltm, b, 'insle d0'e. ind iI'o oiP"l
son. Who have hscn
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-07-22
City--Destructivs
Fire.
LEAvENwoRTH, July 16,
via BooNvILLE, II.

A fire broke out about midnight on the
I4th, whish at one time threatened the to-
tai destruction of the denser portion of tho
city. 1t originated in the green room Of
the Union Theatre, corner of Sd and Dels-
ware sts., and rapidly communicated to nd.
joining buildings.
Thirty buildings, principally included in
the block bounded by Cherokee, Shawnee,
Second and Third streets, were reduced to
ashes. The loss is estimated at $10e,-
900, on which there was but trifling In
surance.
There is no fire apparatus or organization
ia the city, and Che progress of the conf1a-
grafton was providentially arrested by a
lul of the wind and eopious fall Of
rain.
A general panic was manifested at the
breaking out Of the fire, but most of the
citizens afterwards worked euergetically.
and the fire was finally got under shout
8 o'clock. :
One hundred and fifty recruits from
Carlisle Barracks, destined for regiment
of mounted rifles in New Mexico, arrived
at the Fort last night. They go forward
forthwith.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-07-22
The way the Money Goes.

Senator Wilson in his speech on the ex-
travagant sums spent by the administration
in collecting the National Revenue, nen-
| tions the following extraordinary instances
of frugality and economy! He says that.
AT Niagara 10 men are employed at an
expense of $4,000 to collect $4,000.
AT Oswego SO men at $4,000 to col
Ject $4,000.
At Buffalo 20 men al $4,000 to collect
$4,000.
At Pittsburgh 26 men at $4,000 to
collect $4,000.
AT Burlington % men at $4,000 to
collect sS, 500.
At Wiscasset men at 81 900 to collect
$3.50.
At Portsmouth 81 men at $l1 700 to
collect $1,000.
AT Newberyport la men at $4,000 to
collect $1,000.
At Marblehead 0 men at Sl2,200 to
collect $3.50.
BIT New Bedford IA men at $500 TO
collect S4,sOo.
At Perth Amboy l3 men at $4,000 to
collect 81, 800.
Al Norfolk % men at $4,000 to col
lect $61, 900. =
At oesanoke I men at So, 900 to collect
ss2.
At Toledo men at $4,000 to collect
1851.
At Detroit o men at $4,000 to collect
s495.
At San Francisco 134 meu at sto2, ,oo0
to collect 81 $4,000.
At Beuieia 8 men at s., 400 to collect
$4,000.
At Stockton man at a,loo to collect
SI43,
Al Sacramento 1 man at So, 600 TO col
lect $4O2.
At San Diego men at $1,000 to col
lect $50.
At Monterey men at S7,o5O to collect
S45.
AT San Pedro men at $4,000 to col
lect 1904.
The Government has also been pretty
extensively engaged in the purchase of
banks in Philadelphia, stores in New York,
wharves in Boston, and bridges over the
Potomac, for which the most prineely
sums have been paid. The Custome House
at New Orleans has already cost three mil
lions of Dollars, and Congress has voted
$250,0Oo more. a beautiful and substan-
tial building, suitable for all the wants of
government, could have been constructed
for half million.
Here we have a sample of that "rc-
trenchment and reform" so prominently
paraded aboard in the Cincinnati platform.
Such barefaced ROBBERY of the public funds
has probably no PARALLEL. Senator Crit.
tenden, in speech at Covington, the 9TH
er day, estimated the total expenditures of
the administration for the present year, at
one hundred millions of dollars. Win this
fall below the marks buckeye State.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-07-22
Total original and adopted appro-
priations Of the late session $32, II

THE DEMocRArIc ARIsTocRAcr.-The
celebration of the 4th at Boston, by tie SO
called Democracy, was an exclusive. aristo-
cratic affair. The tickets for the dinner
were fixed at the democratic" price of ten
dollars, which admitted the purchaser and
a lady to hear the address of the old Why
star orator, Rufus Choate. The Atlds
says it was made up Of the well-dressed,
well-to-do aristocratic portion of the party.
1t was quite lavender, white kid green
turtle concern. The hard listed, embrown-
ed sisaged, strong armed and strong-heart-
ed mechanics, who used to swell the ranks
of the party in the North End Wards,
were among the missing, but in their stead
were the choates, the Austns, the Haryeys
and the Dehones, whose Democratic ante
cedents, smil-milk cows, are somewhat
stub-tailed. Tbs chiefs appear to bereeent
recruits from the old Wing party, men who
couldn't be Republicans because Republi-
cans elected machine shop men for Cover
nors of States, and shoemakers Senators in
Congress, and who also believe that slave
holding and slave-driving are neither DEM
oeratic or National institutions.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-07-22

2. Resolred, That the President of the
United States, and his servile partizans in
Congress, aided by the emissaries in Kan
sas, in their persistent efforts to enforce by
viiolence, fraud and bribery and intimidation
upon the people of that territory Constr
tuition in opposition to their WILL and IN
fraud of their undoubted rights, deserve
and ought to receive The unqualified con-
demnation of all the American people.
3. Resolved, That the astounding DIS
closures of the ruinous and corrupt prodl-
gality of the National Administration,
which, in the brief period of eighteen
months of profound peace, has exhausted
an overHowing treasury, and added to the
public debt forty millions of dollars, with
out any visible indications of proposed
remedy, or cessation of the evil, submits
to the people to choose between the alter.
native of National Bankruptcy or National
Reform.
4. Resolped, That We invite men Of all
parties to join with us in restoring the Gov
erument to its original purity and prineei-
pies, and preserving it as an inheritance for
those who may come after US.
The candidates for Supreme Judge were
then announced, whereupon the name OF
R. P. Spaulding was withdrawn.
The Convention then proceeded to bal
lot for Supreme Judge.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-07-22

THE CRoPs IN EURoPE.-There is fail
prospects of plenty of Breadstuffs in the
New World. The Mark Lane Express o.
June 2Sth states that the crops in England
continue to promise bountiful harvest
The wheat crop has progressed uninterrup-
tedly, and some pieces would be ready fol-
the miller at the close of July.
The wheat harvest has commenced in
the South of France, and the crop is ex-
pected to yield very abundantly. In the
neighborhood of Paris harvest would CON-
mence about the 18th of July. The ac-
counts from the departments are unani-
nous in stating that the crops are in ex-
cellent condition, From returns from one
hundred aud fifty French Corn Markets, it
appears there has been fall in ninety, that
pieces remained stationary in thirty-nine
and in twenty-one there had been very
slight advance. The accounts from tho
vineyards of France are also very favorably.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-07-22
CONVERSATIONAL Fig,,f.

1t is amusing to see the congressional
fight among the Hunkers, The Coshoc-
ton Democrat has taken decided stand in
favor of BURNs-declares that by his
tact and popularity he redeemed the Dis
trlct two years ago, and it would now be
base ingratitude to shelve him. Some of
the leaders in Coshocton swear, that he is
200 stronger than any man in the district
On the contrary, the Hunkers here declare
that BURNS can't run at all--that he is a
broken winded politician, and that he
would be a dead drag on the party. As
BoNHAM has backed off the track, MIrcH-
NER will get clean delegation from Tus-
carawas. Then look out for the tug of war
in the Congressional Convention. The
friends of the two aspirants will fight like
Kilkenny cats. Fun ahesd.-Tasearawds
Advocdfc.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-07-22

THE HATCHEr NOT BURR1ED.-Somt
of the Lecompton papers in Ohio, are fol
conceding to Mr.. DoUeLAs' election to the
United States Senate rather than have his
i'll will and loose the support of his friends
Others again, are for reading him out Of
the party at once and speak sneeriDgly o.
his strength. Among the latter, is the
Washington Union. President BuoHANAN's
organ. 1t is evident from the latter tone
of the articles in this paper that the Presi
dent is any thing but reconciled to Mr.. d.
and it is well known that power and pat
ronage of the Federal Government are be
ing used to defeat him. Let the fight &c
on. @When rogues fall out, DC"
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-07-22

GERMANY AND THE GERMAN EMIGRA-
r1oN.-Two circumstances connected with
German Emigration have lately attracted
the public attention. The Prussian gov
ernment has deemed it advisable to sup
press several German journals published in
New York and Wrstern cities of the Uni
ted States, in that State. This measure
has been taken in consequence of the fa-
vorable accounts in these journals of the
West, for Gerrr an emigration has already
considerably thinned the population in
Prussia Of most efficient and enterprisina
portion of the people.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-07-22
Distinsuishcd visitor.

. A %
Gen. n.JosEpH BURNS, the Representative
Incongress from TINS District, pala our
town vptIa. g Visit last week. lie put up at Inc
"Amerlean House, i his was an untor-
tunate beginning for tne oeneral lot :ee'' DC i
known, mine host OF the Amerlcan IS Lot
considered simon pure democrat among
the faithful in this part of the Generals
district. One of these, said that ne, The
landlord OF the American, was "a. I'LL
OF Democrat" DC, and when 1t became
known that the General had taken up his
quarters with him. frown passed 9 'er the
faces OF the Leaders among the faithful and
true blue. One, two and three hours
elapsed after his arrival and the only visits
the General had' were from those he dc
hgnts IN ealiing 90 n,acH Nepuoa
cans',- ne u'un Auo~ .nO lS .lr,I,. ::
-. -
''e D0 P@,' =, -, n.
aoous .sns No-o"0.''' - = - wy, ~ IN
many o'ners a. goou a1 n''Ns.''' D,a ~ :
nese ls-Was ai'aia y seu'u'0u 1s' :,
running against Anti-AecomP'on' Dus AZ
length ne tired OF waiting ana ue'ef'n'ueu
that # they would not come 10 'ne moin-
tain the mountain would come TO them.
He-sentured out he met those VINO near
ly "tore their shirts for him TWO years
ago. Such receptlon-snch shaking OF
hands. 1t sent chill over every BLACK
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-07-22
ar The New York Times attribute

re- The New York Times attributes
the late accident on the N. Y and Erie
Rail Road, to the use of foreign iron.-
Either this is not true or else they sell us
the worst class of iron for our roads, for no
Rail Roads in the world are so exempt
from accidents of those of England. No,
this as well as four-fftbs of the Rail Road
accidents that occur in this country, must
be attributed to the reckless, dare de.il
character of those having the trains in
charge, apd the easy terms upon which
our. Courts let them off when arraigned for
these wholesale murders.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-07-22

H Twenty horses were recently burn
ed to death in stables, destroyed by fire
at Davenport, Iowa. its described as one
of the most awful scenes ever Witnessed
"They plunged and shrieked, and, breaking
their fastenings, gathered in mass in the
center of the stable, and perished with
writings and noises of agony that seemed
almost human voices in the despair and hor-
ribIe agony
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-07-22
~ The first Presb

@ The first Presbyterian Church at
Mt. Vernon, Ohio, was recently destroyed
by fire. Workmen engaged in soldering
on the cupalo dropped some fire, which ig-
nited, and the flames spread with such ra-
pidity that they could not be subdued.-
The last installment of debt on the Church
was paid off few days previous, by the
proceeds of a Strawberry supper got up by
the ladies.