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Wfsconstn and Minnesota Commission InteIli.
gence and General Land Agency.
GEORGE fARNAM.

oce Msn Banking of tUlr Sumner
h Co, Ia Crosse, WISCONSIN,
II AM prepared to buy, sell, or give information
with regard 10 ans, farming pine lands; locate
meu lands either with land Wisconsin Min
ncoa TO attend to the selling leasing OF lands lots dwelling
house. or other property comm.siop make collections
taxes eSamin" tl,- collect rents kr &c. f8
Particular given
TO loan on renl estate worth three tmehc loaned
nn secure TO c from
nnaly SECURITY Mpuc.ota
secure than New York advancing
~ 70 100 per cent every Interest
Ms ~ pr cent aud IN minnesota there usury
An business and ic,tcrs m Inquiry promptly
turns rcfattcd ny mail or express Of the
Fsb I3--0m B fasFA GEO rARNAM
He refers n the following gentlemen Hon G. washburnc c.
Mineral Point. Wis Alcx- W. Randall
Cam,hoi Grc, WA lion Hastings estate treasurer
rcmpcan, WIS.,; Hon. Thoo Roioh trcccvcr land o.c la
Crosse, wk Hon ~ ~ Cameron, In Crosse, w.t. Judge Lord do
DO Hon Ea Ltsgr OH judicial circuit, Gacylc Wis
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LNOR RALE.---A rare chance to secure q very fine
Il ladys riding horse ci
hen hands and upwards high rn
style and action, and perfect MI and every gait
the livery stablc Mr. Humphrey
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

wheeler Il Wilson.
MANUFACTURING ooMPANYs IMPROVED SEWING MACHINES
Ft~lis, xanaJaouros, and Oilers
vTHESE machines combine all the improvements
IL that have been invented Their Increasing
ceved warrant the warmly recommending them They
have been saent long test them thoroughly and
the unioubscd they possess
simplicity construction consequent
from arrangement and need Of repairs.
"a Unesnmpled ease and rnphiiy cf operation
4,h. Tho perfection stitching appica
Principal aes No. ssa a"a@ay New York and at their agencies
in the principal cities Of the Union.
Fashionable Dry Goods In New York.
N immense assortment of seasonable fabrics con-
N stanty on hand also fun and
ATTRACTIVE STOCK or C,RPErNGs,
cornces, window shades, &c, &C. &c,,
MUCH BELOW REGULAR PRICEsl
26s, EST sos, and fei 6rnnd street
May 28-1y and az and 40 Catharlne street.
Matthew Hale Smith,
oorNsELLoR At LAW,
Rooms %, "a, No. l6 Wall street, New York
Cyrus w. Field e. Co.,
wTlOIFSAIE PAPER DEALERS,
No II CtiG stree, Neo York,
INVITE the attention of dealers and consumers to
large Of printing writing wrapping and all other
which they for sale at the lowest market prices
May 26--1y*
Ben. d. Il. A. Whitiock e. Co.,
l3 Bcekman Street. corner of Nassau. opposite the Aso'
House,
rROPRIEToRs THE PREMIUM CHAMPAGNE CREANT CABINET
IMPORTERS Of Cognac braDdies for druggists and
from Oard Dupuy Co. Hennessey Ffne Gas
pors celebrated brandes tho native proof and favor
Cognac, viz
Vineyard Of Chateau Bernard,
liqueur des champs dor,
superior vineyard, vieux Cognac
Also
Exclusive importers Of the
Old Royal Hollands
Schnapps,
Sherry Mader and Port wines &C. &C.
Aes, porters and cigars direct from shippers
CHAMPAGNE, CREAiANT.
A. the exclusive Of this wine, ant
have given under their that
superior dccacy Of and quality wine
present imported
BENZ NJ Whitlock
Etwd A. Wbiock,
Frcd'k !. HaverstiCk, BEN H. A. WITTLOCK h 90.
Oliver w Dodge,
Henry Cammeyer.
May 26-Iy&
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FROST KING.

Ne factory Pcnnsy avenue between 10th and ilh
4-eo,lf6m
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the diving il 0ey could have ministered TO his wants N
tho watchful eye the mtiring hand the gentle wo,d
genial smile of kindred affection had been near. death
hal not been the victor, and
purcst sigh,
OCEANS heavng bosom sent"
had been spared the hearts that mourn and weep the los
of one 80 cherished and beloved
Would that such dear and consoling influences hsd shed
their light upon the last moments Of our esteemed and
lanelted young friend James A. Gatcs Would that
devoted wife, an actionate sister loving brother ana
other fond relatives could have been with him to sssAge
his PAIN to cool his fcvered brow to smooth ms oyng
coch to brighton his pathway through the shadows OF
DEATH and thus to rob 1t Of half it, terrorS Would that
the many friends Of his carly youth those who knew
him best aud loved him most had been there to console
him in the hour affection and to cheer his noble spirit
But alas Providence had otherwise decreed and II was
reserved for friends. in strange land to perform
those last sad offices Of kindness and respect 1t is con-
song however know that the gallant officers and no
BILE crew of the Portsmouth assiduo,s in their kind
attentions during the brief Illness Of the dcccascd and
that every mark Of respect shown ~ hts remains and
to his memory by the officers and Of the whole squsd
ron Though buried in fax distant clinc hA grave
has been bcewcd with many manly tcr gushing fsoea
generous hearts that kaew and appreciated NE worth -
msn and falling from eyes that had sce and admired
The dreeased was born in Charles county, Maryland,
on the 9th Of November 1877 and died 0n board the
United States ship Portsmouth at Hong Kong China, ON
the 18th Of December 1851 At early age he entered
the navy apprentice serving with credit TO himself
board various ships and during the war with Mexico
present at the bomhardmcnt at Ven Cruz at labs
ca and Iampco Shortly after his return to Washing
ton in 1S49 he entered the ordnance department OF the
navy yard where he actively employed in the various
duties of his profession until he received appointment
as gunner in the navy in December, 1855, IN March,
1856 he Joined the soo ofwar Portsmouth, then fitting
out for the East Indies under the command of Captain
Fooe and in the attack the barrier forts st Canton
his conduct was such to merit and receive the warm
commcndation Of his gallant commander In his death
the navy has lost brave and efficient officer, society
useful and valuable member his family an adectionste
husband and brother Peace to his young, heroic, and
generous spirit sS $1,000
the turf above thee, 8t
early days!
None but love thee,
Mono thee but praise tf2t8
A FRIEND
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DUNCAN. SHERMAN, 4 CO.,

Bankers,
CORNER FINE AND NASSAU STREETS NEW YORK,
ISSUE circular notes aud credits for travellers
available principal cities Of the world.
tie credits, for in Europe, China, &c.
Jan 3l--3md ; 70
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mo. 596.]
Notice Of the poronn Of public sas IN Mnassoid ordered to
BE- held ty proclamation No. 5s7. kssM
NIOTFCE is HEREBY GIVEN that the public
sales Of the public within ts atc reservcfnr he
ucoah sioux aaiou q Indians
ordered dated september 10 1857 to be
Offices Fabanlt aud Henderson, IN the Ierfcy
Minnesota have been postponed ny
order Of the President day August and 9Th ptembcr
next prior sas will c again according
In law TfiOS A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner Of the General Land Once
FEBRUARY 1858. N
(lutcf Assarl tsfsft
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American Gothic and Brass Foil Roofing.

American Gothic and Brass Foil Roofing.
INVENTED BY EUGENo IATIIIA, ARCHITECT NJ s. A, &c.
nESIGNS made for concrete churches, villas, cot
IL and farm buildings omce Golca Cbappaqun.
We-tcbrser county, New York.
June l7--du
We would call the OF
the
United Claims
oughy with business with
Washington practice Of the
Nsw FORK Daily
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TDLACK SILKS AT LESS THAN VALUE.-3O
pieces silks rs, S7H. and d per yard the
cheapest goods offered for hounced dresses -
full line of the finer grades up 70 extra super Iacta MKs
Our northern correspondents send supplies
daily. e& -
only marked In pan hgures therefore no purchaser
overcfarged
We opening new accounts -
much larger than want TO be-
will present bills for monthly pay
oldb paid before commenced
make trade as near - cash
possible disturbing tho pleasant relations at
OF customers and ourselves W opg
series Of years past. .,u,,,,.
.Ccntral west building,
25--l0tdR opioehe Sch'Ec a*i~e
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El OCulista DE Paris

El Oculista DE Paris
ID ECIEN llegado esta cuidad tienna el honor de
CABAlIEPos E>PANOi.Es
ecdo ro dc Eluelos. Ienes Antc,~ de Testro, Dr.
argn VISTA vdros de AaIneno Mauorcs coos lccras um
dc 0ro, que Ariicnlcs franccsss,
TicDda provisoslmrne Eight Penn
Precios muy moderados, 10 mismo de Europa
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Marble Manufactures, Tombs, Statnettes, Etc.
TTNHE SUBSCRIBER respectfully invites the atten-
Il ton Of the public to his lurge and elegant stock Of
MARBLES, ToMEsIoNEs, ANp MONUMENTS,
north Twelfth Irteenh
his other experienced In fine
marbles and in other description Of stone
MARBLE MANTEls OF THE LATEST STYLES,
Of manufacture, and Of superior quality.
lINTIs, DOOR AND WINDOW sIIS CARRIAGE STEPS NEW
YORK FIAGtiING &c.
fact thing that required the marble and stone bns
ness either tor utility taste for the fine arts.
description his stock but
daily his yard where Judge for hum
self
the enumerated articles no has number Of
suitable for either the tomb the
imported himself Italy these please
he will manufacture to order such be desired
facilities and attention to business
he hopes the expectations Of his patrons.
WILLIAM RUTHERFORD.
street north Twelfth and Thirteenth streets.
Sep 3 dom
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VXTASfflNGTON ART ASSOCIATION. Tho Sec
wv oud Annual ExhsbAon Washington Association
open Gasy, between lssh and 14h streets
an 4 10, p. m.s ~ s...s .s. tsl -. .
ADMISSION rs oan TO be had at the principal
bookstores aad hctcls, and at the dcr.
25-Adtf W
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CouRT or CLAIys YEsrKRDAY.-Ju Blaekforl deiiy-
cred the opinion of the court in the OF Oliver Dubois
adverse to the claim.
Judge Scarbugh delivered very elaborate opinion IN
the Of Jonas Levy the testimony being extreme
iy volumnous, adverse to the claim
Adjourned until to-day ~ o'clock IN
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the dying IL they could have minstered 10 his wants II
tho watchfuI eye the utiring hand the gentle wosd
the genial smile of kindred affection had been near death
hal not been the victor, and
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NAvY-YAnp, Washington, Feb. ~, 1858.
MAR RIED, ,
--------'' SOfrOW 8 PuTVnt sIgH, -
Der oceans heaving bosom sent"

MARHIEU,
In tho 18th inst Mr. FRANCIS LONG
10 Miss HELEN l.. WAIT, daughter Of !. WAiT, esq.
On the 23d inst CrNxSs, Dr. G. T. CULVER Of
Georgia. LOUISA E eldest daughter Of W. N MORRISON OF
this city.
DIED,
the 2s IIY infant danghtcr o fI"oop IN"
JULIA FslEa, aged months and 26 days.
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VNHE BENCH AND BAR OF GEOKGiA--Me, We,
noirs o,a skccs with mn appendix containing court roll
from, 1870 TO 1867 SC by stephen +. Miller. vos svo 81
Is fhANeh iHii"'r
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Tickets v20--hay HI0-quartcrs $5--eghths " 90.
Certificates packages Of VIII
"a half .............. I25
DO do quart do 80
eighth .........s.. 81 25
certificates packages the
splendid lotteries will receive the attention and
each drawing viii be immediately after
all who order from
Address, J. BUCKLEY, Agent,
Feb l3 Wilmington, Delaware
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I~AIR FOR THE POOR.--fhe ladies' OF the West
n c,p u,.snn ss.ntv school, cupcccd the Young Mems
Assccado hold Fa's h the tcncn q the Ioor At
~ Hail corner M and 2ot street opening
nx Tuesday evening February 81 and cnnoi"a for several sue
ceasiy evenings.
lp--dto25ib
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ID EDUCED SCALE Of FKICFS.---aIt the Prices
X reduced 10 tho point they will reach this Dress
sIks scar ciosks and enroter all the rnnre
< goods placed On our reduced scale OF pr'ces
narkbs d~yjes pillow linens, and sisretings.
100 cc supssiur superior qahdcs a low prices
Npuruss spas tull throughout the ennc year
Fin~ whHe csrabstta as6nsAs aA Nssna large supply
price ony, nsashsd n - do2sv """eo "' p"' 70
overchargcd.
We nct cpsutns acccants
An old hills viii n -ctted beginning ones We are SC
this pctnt -. .w. -.
We reserve TO ourselves right for pay mcn any
hin (mnc after ts dste January s 1s5s) when We nccd us
not scceyanSk -
The nnan drangccr and general shrtcnssg Of cred
IT'S Of SAnkse facilities sugr-t,he cpsy " 'he
sdo9h IL. -
possible winw AurlAng pleasant rrnIns which hive existed
long series Z"
r~ars" af lnT n
BROTHER,
Central storr~,'' hwidps.
Jan 2e-1otdf opposite Centre Market
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TuE WESLEY CHAPEL CHon gave great satisfaction at
their concert What appears to have pleased best in the
whole performance quartette, "Never forget the
dear ones sung with great effect by Mcssrs. Wheeler
Cummings, Daniel, and Stallings and vehemently
chored by the audience and There's Music in the Air
sweet little composition by Professor Root, and per-
formed by the persons. The efforts of Mr.. Daniel
and the Wesley Chapel Choir to entertain the public
always meet with success.
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CHARLES s. ID. JONES,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
oct 23--wtf Dubuque, Io,oa

T j. DDI.ETON, Ice dealer, Office aud depot
10 southwest Of and Twelfth streets, Washington d.
Ap 1l-dlyf
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washington Branch Railroad.
Trains fotloms.
T FAVE Washington at 6, a. M; !, a. M. 8, p m;
i 20, y. M: 8. is, ~ m.
Tne trains and a. 90 connect directly nj
baltimore Relay for the West those NJ g.
and 15 D. M Annapolis and at 3, for Frederick and
Norfolk
The trains express and stop only at
Annapolis and Washington functions.
Saturday, AT a. 90 only 10 hilade
phia. ~
On sunday only train, at a. 20 r ..f.
Jan 81 i. d. PARSONS, Agent
washington Insurance Company.
CIIARTERED BY CONGDFss.
YTNIIIS Company is prepared to receive appi-
buildings merchandise &C. ~ tho
without charge for policy at their ohca
and Penn the Washington City Savings
Rank
VIM r. hyy, Samuel Bacon,
! los Bryan, Jnmcs y. Halliday,
WIN (,rme, Hudson Taylor,
Francis Molun N. W. GaJt
JAMES G. MCGUIRE, President,
u. Secretary. u
May 29d1y
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DIED,

WASHINGTON THEATRE.
THURSDAY EVENING, FmRuAKr rs.
night of
MISS FANNY AORANr, a..
who will appear in Avorits chaacisr'
CONSTANCE the Love Chase, and
KATE OBRfEN, in Perfection, af
with Grand March on the guitar recitation from the French
In imt Of RACHEL
ru,p.y benefit OF Nss FANNY MoRANT
+ Box 8l eagFgs
Doors open at I; performance commences at ~.
rs IIntsaaIHSsNar ~
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NO 03I
Sauk Rapids to st. Cloud, in the Terri ory Of
y Minnesota.
r N accordance with the provisions OF the act soi
Congress entitled San act authorizing changes IN he iocason
land ofces 1859 hereby declared ana made
known the sale Of the public lands a. tAuK
Territory Minnesota will be removed TO IT Saorp ~ a
Territory a early period az prdaicatae -
the precise imo Of removal VIII ne uoo ny
The register receiver land district I, 81 -,
Given my tho city Of Washington this tweny"a
lay Of February, Al d. lS58 tu
By OF the trcsdent
= THOs. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner tho General Land Ohce.
25--1aw6w lintSSarl ssIels sg4sts ~
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Our INAUGURATION FRIENDS the Lancaster Fsacibes,
Captain Duchman, the albany Burgess Cps, and the
'.Chansonn City Guards Captain Pierce, all celebrated
Washington's birthday. The lastnanled commander,
at the dinner table, expressed hs regrets at the absence
of Hon Caleb Cushing who had SO Hospitality enter
tanned the company the occasion of their visit at
Washington, and whose company had been expected
the present occasion "
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NICARAGUA SHIP CANAL.--Mr. Speaker Orr having
given his permission the commissioner for the proposed
canal yesterday morning unrollcd his maps upon the 9th
cial reporters table in the hall Of the House OF Rep
resenatives and explained the surveys and the import
ance Of the work in commercial point of view until the
hour of the session arrived 1t is understood that the
proposed canal will be referred il possible to Sc
lect committee
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Mons RIoriNG. On Tuesday night, and again yester
day evening, parties of dsordery men entered shops
and committed outrages In one arrest was
made and the rioters (who not citizens of Washing
tom were committed to Jail.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-08-26

Cold WATER TO CURE ScALDs.-I
placed large tub full ofcoId water with
plenty of ice in it, by the side of a large
kettle full of water, which was boiling very
fast. l then rolled up my sleeve above
the elbow, and thrust it into the kettle Of
boiling water up to the elbow. then imme-
diately back into the tub of ice water, let
ting it remain a few seconds, then into
boiling water again. repeating this process
ten times in minute, without injury or in
not even making my arm look
red. From this experiment | suggested
the propriety of using cold water baths
after being scalded. l have
practiced the above remedy for the last ten
wears with entire success. Cold water is
always handy where there is hot water
The sooner cold water is applied after
scalding, the surer will be the cure.-Ohio
Cultivator.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-08-26
MY HOME.
NJ HENRY WILLIAM HERBERT.


"A home a homel yesi that tho still and small,
Ihave homel where soft the shadows fall
Prom the dim pine tree, and the rivers sigh,
Like voices of the dead, walls ever nigh.
Nor hearth is there, nor hall, nor festive place,
Nor welcome smile of that bewitching face,
Nor the low laughter, nor the sweet fond tone
That made pain pleasant-yet it is my own
NY heart own home where'er my foot may tread
Oh for my narrow house and 10 .ly bedl
hLet others turn. when each has ceased to roam,
70 the calm pleasures of his childish home
Let others turn. when days hot toll is o'er,
TO that pure kiss that greets him at the door;
To that eye which kindles at the sound
Oftheir known footsep shedding glory round;
have no childish home. nor earthly hold
The Kiss that brsathed upon my lips 50 cold;
The eye that beamed for me is dimmed and dead,
Oh, for my narrow house and lowly bed!
Earth has no home that can with mine compare,
For that, my own lost one, for thou art there.
1t matters not that they are sealed in death,
Those fouRts of light. and still the balmy breath,
And wan the radiant lip and lustrious brow
1t matters not how-for it is always thoul
It matters not how cold if / at last,
In that true heart of thine, when all is past,
Mny pillow once again my lonely head
Oh, for my narrow house and lowly bedi
~oh, weary waste. and weary is the day,
And weary is the night-oh! well awayi
For anguish weakness with..the rising morn,
And sleepless sorrow of the night is bornl
And years must pass. long years ere shall run
To that dear spot which fools are fain to shun.
The only home which now my soul doth crave,
The ehome-the long, the last-ihine early grave.
Oh. that for me the bridal sheets were spread
Now, in my narrow house and lonely bed!
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-08-26

CUcUMBERs-an Erperiment.-An ex-
change advises the following plan to make
cucumbers vines yield three-fold: When a
cucumber is takeu from the vines, let it be
cut with a knife, leaving about an eight of
an inch of the cucumber on the stem; then
slit the stem with knife from its end to
the vine, leaving small portion of the Gu
cumber on each division, and it is said
that on each separate slit thers will grow a
cucumber as large rs the first. AS this
experiment costs nothing, and is easily tried
we hope some of our friends will try it and
report tho rssslt TO us.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-08-26
The G1rr ENrERpRrsE.-Customer-

The GIFr ENrERPRIsE.-Customer-
What's the price of this volumel
Clerk-That's dollar and half, with
which We give you handsome piece OF
jewelry, worth, at least, two dollars.
Customer-Dear me; why, you'll be
ruined ifyou continue this.
Clerk-Oh. no; the business IS so ex-
tensive, and We made tho purchases when
the times were very hard and people "nx-
ious to sell,
Customer-Well, it's very funny
don't understand it. But look a'here'
don't wish to be outdone in laeral,fy'-
That's dollar and half book ana you
want to make me present of two dollars
worth of jewelry besides. Now, l like TO
be liberal. j have no money, but don't
need the jewelry--you just let me have
the book and you keep the gift, snd you
will clear fifty cents, according to your own
argument. Capital plan for business, Amt
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-08-26

HA Western man writes: "When the
laws of our State required parties wishing
to be married to get license from the
County Clerk, an frishman, evidently of
full age, applied for the writ of execution.
After the clerk had the usual questions
as to his native place, occupation etc ne
asked:
aWill you swear that you are twenty
one years old! -
"And Bridget, said The Clerk; will you
swear that she is twenty -oneT
"Jemmy Strengthened up, and looking
somewhat indignant replied. 'sure an
can swear she's double itT'
"He got his license, and fastened on 70
his waiting bride.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-08-26
roxaro PRESERVES.

Take the round yellow variety as soon
a. ripe. scald and peel; then 10 seven
rounds of tomatoes add seven pounds Of
white sugar, and let them stand over night.
Take the tomatoes out Of the sugar, and
boil the syrup removing the scum. Put in
the tomatoes, and boil gently fifteen or
twenty minutes; remove the fruit again
and boil until the syrup thickens. On
cooling put the fruit into jars, and pour
the syrup over it, and add few slices Of
lemon to each jar, and ycu will have some
thing to please the taste Of the most fss'
tidious.-G GermantoUn TslegrarA'
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-08-26
rg If we can rule in the Union let us

lY- If we can rule in the Union let US
remaln-Senator Hammond at public
dinner at Hamburg S. c., July %.
This sentence tells the whole story
1t is because Senator Hammond believes
that the South can rule as she has ruled,
that he is opposed to present dissolution
What think the free men of New York 3
Are they willing to be "ruled" by South
Carolina, and so become the Slaves Of
Slavery !-Atb. Journal.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-06-25
County RepublIcan Conven,Ion.

In another column will be found the
official call for county Convention 10 be
held at the Court House in Fremont on
Saturday, July Sd, to appoint Delegates to
tho State Convention to be held at Column
bus on the 18th of July. We hope The
friends throughout tho county will bear il in
mind, land though it is a busy time Of
year) devote this third day of July TO
the interest Of the cause Of freedom in San
dusky county. 1t is because the People in
mass do not look TO the political concerns
of the county, that they are deprived of
their rights by few office seeking dema-
gogues. No people ever lost their liberty,
or their rights until they relaxed their watch
fulness, until they by negligence allowed
the chains to be bound upon thcm. The
people of Sandusky county may relieve
themselves Of the incubus which rests upon
them if they will. But they must rcmem-
Der "7hat Eternal vigildace is tie price of
liberty" We hope to see the Court House
full upon the occasion.