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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-04-29

Which he will sell by the gallon or barrel.
Having been engaged in the Drug trade for
eighteen years, he feels confident that his selec
ton of every article Is of good quality; and any
article sold by him may be returned if it should
NOT nrove to he such He also H..
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-04-29
WE'LL SELECTED STOCK! /!

DESIDES the articles enumerated above.
ID (Which comprises but a small portion of
his great variety,) he has everything else to be
found in an establishment olthe kind. Hekeeps
a good quality of
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-04-29
NURSING SORE MOUTH,

Is cured as if by miracle; your own temper is
restored TO its natural sweetness, and your babe
from short and fretful maps to calm and sweet
slumbcrs; and the Medical Discovery becomes
fountain of blessing to your husband and house.
hold In the more advanced stages of
CANKER
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-04-29

Dear Madam-The reputation of the Medical
Discovery, in curing ali kind of humors, is so
well established by the unanimous voice, of all
who have ever used it that I need not say any
thing on the subject, as the most skillful physi-
clans and the most careful Druggists in the
country are unanimous in its praise.
In presenting the Medical Discovery to your
notice, / do it with full knowledge Gifts Gu
rative power, in relieving all, and curing most
of those diseases TO which you are unfortunate
ly so liable. That most excrutiating disease to
an infant mother ~ f7- - .-.1 &.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-04-29

The worst Scrofula down to common Pimple.
He astried in over eleven hundred cases, and
never failed except in two cases, (both thunder
humor.) He has now in his possession over one
hundred certificates of its value, all within 90
miles of Boston. ,a......
Two bottles are warranted to cure nj rising
sore mouth. = ~
One TO three bottles will cure the worst kind
Of Pimples on the face. ctt
Two bottles are warranted to cure the worst
canker in the mouth or stomach.
Three to five bottles arc warranted to cure the
worst kind of Erysipelas.
One to two bottles are warranted to cure all
humor in the Eyes
Two bottles are warranted to cure running of
the cars and blotches among the hair.
Four to six bottles are warranted to cure cor
rupt and running ulcers.
One bottle will cure scaly eruption of the skin.
Two or three bottles are warranted to cure
the worst kind of ringworm.
Two or three bottles are warranted 10 cure
the most desperate cases of rheumatism.
Three to four bottles ere warranted TO cure
Salt Rheum.
Five to eight bottles viii cure the worst ease
of Scrofula.
A benefit is always experienced from the first
bottle, and a perfect cure is warranted when
the above quantity is taken.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-04-29

AUDITORS OFFICE, HOLMES Co., O.,
MnLERsBuRsH, April 29, 1858.
!, .F.NEwros, Auditor of Holmes County,
Ohio, do, hereby certify that the foregoing Laws
are correctly copied from the e'officil paper.
g. F. NEWTON, Auditor
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PREPARES COMPOUNDS

For almost every form Of Chronic Diseases
Those afflicted will do well by giving him
call, as his charges are moderate, and his custo-
mers always go away satisfied and with a de-
termination 10 caH again when they need any
thing in his line.
Thankful for the liberal patronage of a dis
corning public heretofore extended, he respect
fully solicits a continuance of the same.
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PATENT MEDICINES.

He also keeps on hand all the popular Patent
Medicines of the day-ikewise the aBALH OF
A THOUSAND FLO WERS."
eW Physicians Prescriptions carefully COM
pounded. 70
II. YERGIN.
Millersburg, April 30-36m6.
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slumbcrs; and the Medical Discovery becomes a
fountain of blessing to your husband and house
hold. In the more advanced stages of +
CANKER
it extends to the stomach. causing
DYSPEPSIA,
which is nothing but canker on the stomach;
then TO the intestines and
KIDNEYS,
creating sinking, gone feeling, and an indiffer-
enee even to the cares of your family. .a,=-1
Your stomach is
RAW AND INFLAMED,
your food distresses you, and you can only take
certain kinds, and even ofthat your system docs
not get half the nourishment it contains, as the
acrimonious fluid of the canker eats it up; then
your complexion loses lis bloom and becomes
sallow or greenish, and your best day is gone.
For want of nourishment your system becomes
loose and fabby, and the fibres of your body
become relaxed. Then follow train of disea-
ses which the Medical discovery is peculiarly
| adapted 10
Palpitaiion Of the heart, pain in the side, weak
ness of the spine and small of the back, pain of
the hip joint when yon retire, irregularity of
the bowels, and also that most excrUciaiing of
diseases, the
How many thousands of poor women are suf-
fering from this disease, and pining away a mis-
cradle life. and their next door neighbor does
not know the cause. / wish TO impress on your
mind that good old preverb-"An ounce of pre-
vention is better thar pound of cure" In the
s-- MEDICAL DISCOVERY
you have both the preventive and the cure, with
this great and good quality, that it will never,
under any circumstances, do you any injury.
No change in diet ever necessary-eat the
best you can get, and enough oft.
DIRECTIONS FOR UsE.-Adnlts one table spoon
ful per day-children over ten years dessert
spoonful-children from five to eight years. tea
spoonful. As no directions can be applicable to
I'll constitutions, take sufficient to operate on
the bowels twice day.
.t s--sl. Yours. truly.
8 a-;7 $50 tr.i DONALD KENNEDY.
- Price 81 per bettle.
For sale at the BOOK STORF.
Millersburg, April 8, lS5s.-33yl.
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SECRETARY OF STATES OFFICE,
COLUMBUS, April Is, 1858.
hereby certify that the foregoing acts arc
true copies of the original rolls now on file in
this Office. l5,ss3
A.. P. RUSSELL, :
Secretary of State.
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GEO, FAIRCMLD, Seerdarg. ~ TFF
April p 1S5S-ly. - 4 - - -
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-11-24
John Van Buren's Picture.

John b. lIaskin the Anti-Lecompton
eandiia'ein IN the Ninth Congressional dis
trict II New York. IN a late discus. ION
describes John Van Buren. who lately
irsductd bin in public speech a, Tam
many Hsll. Prince John has at last found
an artist worthy Of his physiognomy. rs
We arc glad to see from tie following
cartoon.
John Van Buren,. Mr. Ha>Lin said. is a
man who does DOT often come among u
IN tie country bat mostly confines his al
ten;lou 70 the cities: but now, being prom
isei foreign mission by Mr. buchanan.
IN case OF my defeat. he com,s oui here TO
drnounce me and my course in Congre>s :.
Bat am willing to compare mv course
with his; in i348 1 batled for Cass ard
Butler. and helped turn out John Van
Buren, and bis friends from the Central
committee. They went 10 I.ispenard
street and fromed another committee, and
they went TO Buffalo and nominated
ticket which, though not elected, vet
ans wered the purpose Of lhc nsrate Van
Burens. and defeated Cass and Butler.
They they passed resolutions refusing 10
admit any more slave territory; and the
doctrines they then batliei for are the
doctrines OF the Republican party to-day.
But Mr. Van Buren has changed. aud
now goes for the new doctrine of James
Buchanan. 10 force slavery upon. the free
soil Of Kansas. Who is il that stands
clear upon the record? Ii John Paulling
OF Revolutionary memory had had The
blood of the Van Buren in his veins. he
would have sold his country for the Brit
ish gold which Andre offered 10 him in
such abun lance; lie would have given
up the liberty Of his country for bis sell
fish ends A few nishts ago Mr. Van
Buren,, in referring TO the fact of Andre 5
capture, said that IL were searched. he
had no doubt but pass from Seward
would be found in the keei Of my boot.-
I can only say that if he comes IN proper
proximity TO the toe of my boot. Twill
rive him pass that viii greatly acceles
,te his movements IN turning some enc
of his many. political summersets. L
there is a political prostitute In this coun'
Try that has sunk lower than any other
one that has left himself on every hand
for selfish purpose To pay at foriune'.
tricks, il is this srlf-same "haIlcquin Pc
llitician.'' John Van Buren. Had b,
been honest and true, be mi. hi now hay,
a So at in the Senate OF the United States
but he sold hims,ll to the South. Along
with Mr.. Buchanan he has turned h.
back to the Ncrlh and his face 10 th'
South and let them take care OF him
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-11-24
VOL. XVII. NO. 81.


chc Young Mans Leisure.
Young man. afer tie duties q. the day
are over. how do yon spend your eve.
nings? When business : dull sod leaves
at your disposal msny nooccpiie hours,
what disposition Do You make ot 'hems
have known many Young. men who, II
they devo ed any scientific. literary or pio-
fessional pursuits, the ,ime they spend Al
games II charce and loun.ng IN bed
might rise 10 an eminerce. You haso
all read Of the sexton son who b cane
a fine astronomer by spending short
lime every evening IN gazng at inc
stars, after riu-ing the belt tor nine o
clock. ~ir WI lism Phillips. whoat the
Az. Of IS had q. aimed tie order OF knight
hood and the ,f..ce OF High Sheriff oi
New England and Governor of Mas~sehu-
sests. / armed 10 reaa and write aser his
9th year OF a ship-cStpsnier IN boston
William Clifford. the great editor II the
Quarterly was an apPre Rice ts sh"e-
maker, and spent his lei-ure hours IN
study. And because le hsi n,'ihrr pen
nor paper. slate aor pencil, lie ws'ns"s
out bis problems on smooth leather wish
an axl.
David Rttenhouse. the American as
,ronomer. when plow boy WAS observed
TO have covered lis plow and the sur
rounding fences wi,h figures and cr.ru-
latons. James Ferguson, ihe gf.a'
Scotch a,,ronomer, learned TO rad 10y
hims,lf. and mas,sr.d ] the elements 81 as
sronomy while shepherd boy IN tie
fields by night. Aud pe'lars !, Is not
too much 10 say hat If tie hours wasted
in idle company. in vain conversation at
the tavern, were only spent in the pur-
suit OF useful knowledge. the cuiiest a2-
prentice in any Of our shops nigh. be-
come an intelligent member Of society.
and person Fl, for the most OF cur cisil
ofiices. By such a course the rough
covering oil many youth Is inid aside.
and thesr IDEAS. instead Of remaining con-
fined to local su jccts AM ,echnicshiie=.
might range the wide fields Of creation.
and other 2tars rora the young men of
every city migat be added 10 the list OF
worthless that are gliding our coun1y with
bright. yel mel ow lisht-Dr. A1rroy.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-11-24

BREACH OF Pr MIsE.-A hoartless
desertion of az expec ant bride took place
in this ci'v on Thursday evening. Ar
raneements were made for the wedding.
the guests invited and luxurious sup
per prepare i and spread upon the tables.
The guests came. the bride elscs Was ar
rayed ia her wedding garmen's.' and
waited, first iih patience and then with
impaiience, for the arrival of her inten-
ded husband Bu he came not. After
the lapse Of several hours from the umc
the company assembled. the supper was
eaten and the guests dispersed without
having Witnessed a marriage ceremony
The Bridegroom. We learn, was in the
ely on Thursday morning, bat went 10
/ Hartford, Ind. in the afternoon. to fu!dll
matrimonial ensagem nj hc hal with
llaly IN iha place. The Disappointed a
~ in this ciiy-a widow, deeply al
fectvd by the peculiar feelings which are
consequent 10 the base treatment o.
which she has been male the victim
We are strongly inclined to the opinion,
however. that she has made lucky es'
cape. Indianapolis Journal.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-11-24

Tsy CcSrssTfD SEATS ~ THE NTxr CONGRESS.
Amor j. wiiltamsoa. Amerlcan. will con
,est the right of the Hon. Daniel E Sickles,
Democrat. 10 represent the third district Of N
York in the thirty-sixth Congress. Gover
neur Kemblc, Democrat. viii join issue with
Hon John b Haskin, anti Lecowpton. John
" Ryan, Republicans. denies The Claims oi
Hon Thomas d Fl~rence. Democrat. TO the
sea. of The first district Of Pebus, lsania. Al
fred " Johnson. Democrat. Will endeavor to
show before the usxt House Of Representatives,
that he i BITTER entitled to speak and vote for
the third district Of Maine than Ezra u
Fscuch. Republican. who has received ths
certificate Of election. Francis p. Blair, Jf.
Kspcblicaa. has annouuced that he stsnd'
ready to prove that AZ opponent. J r. lar
rvtt. Democrat. IN the srst district of Missou
RI. vas elected 10y fraad and on that sfoun'
lie ui.I claim the seat.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-11-24

II We desire t. call the aitea'len - our
readers 10 the Advertisement Of Ae>sTs Me
Lean 4 Cane. Which Will be foapi en- the
first p ge Of our paper. They are sgens- Tor
he Hartford City "Mer,hanis." Of fhlA
I.lphla. Great Western Insurance and Trust
Co - Pennsylvania State, New York r..
d.mni,x = .co.nmsi a .aith . of uafrisbn x
aud tar Peoria Marine and Fire Insurance
Companies. representing capital If nearly
Three Millions of Dollars. These companies
are al highly responsible. meeting and al.
Iia,iiag theis liabilities With Prompsuess.
Me.sr. Mclean Crane are gentlemen q
+ excellent sepdtas,on. aud all business tr-ns
acted With them " III De sare 10 prove salts
factory. .e
Let The property holders Of this city ans
7 y.s:aisy. lo.k well to their policies, aud i
they are abess 10 expire. 50 to Mclean
Crsne'., and have them renewed sirsishivsy
Tbos~ uho are no, iasared, sbOald not sissi
snsil hey are.
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Tns coarrrrr. -Th. Washington


onion thus a .crii-s a besu'ifal sta:ue
By BAssEe. the Virgins sculptor;
The celebrated "CoqueIse" inculc'tes
a m ar.l lesson in happy manner. She
sands ia An easy at,i'uie. teyios with a
hnm,n heart. which she holds IN Der lefs
hand. wAile in her light hand j. an arrow.
with Which she is apparently about - G
crate the heart for her own amusement.
The expression of her couutenance shows
bat she Is intent on her cruel sport aud
us in her pa,hwas lies lose, upon
which she IS evidently about 70 place her
foot. A close examina.i -. Low yer.
shows thst tie rose conc as thorn am
,ha' rer;hu'i,e Justice IS 80 edly about
% oyeftske her. This e'ici;aus eorcep
ion IS wi r, ndcred b the artist. AM.
hai he given n the pubic n other work
would b. sua ci-nt 10 emile him 10 "A
niche in the temple Of Fame. The stat
u Of whi h tbs is the model Is now on
.xhibition in Mobile: and another is IN
progress. which has been ordered By a
gentleman in St. Louis.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-11-24
The Late Solar Echpse-Lieutenant
Cilless' Observation IN South Amer.cs.

Lieutenant Gilliss has written home lho
result OF his visit to Peru. to take osser-
yalions on the recent Felipe. Ga u.
count OF the dense clouds on the coast
every morning until Q O'Clock. he was
obliged to make journey offise days IN
TO the interor. across sand desert. 10
get a clear view:
AT this time only say that The jos-
ney proved successful Tie moralng was
oui e favorable, though a. the instant II
total obscuration there MAS an exceeding
ly delicate and gaaze ike sapor between
me and the sun To i aurlOa.c tho
.act that tie four psomipens pTo.u-
berances which appeared at the COM
nlencemcnl OF the eclipse were not rose
colofed, but bright, illuminated clouds.
They were plainly dislingu;saable by the
unassistel eve aud continued visible Tor
= second or TWO after tie western limb OF
the sun had emerged The form and
graduation Of brilliaacy n tie o,rroLa
which appeared simultaneously. and VAS
.ob.i.elated al the same lime as the ap-
parent solar clouds, aFe probably asiFioa-
lable toshe same cause
The objects ef he French expedition
proceeded 10 point Ga the coast l'onla)
de Ia Aguja) where the central line of
the SHADOW wouIl first touch the Con-
nnent. aal we're more fortunate. o
their observations, Lieutenant. Gil.isa
says:
AT their (s'a'ion rs =, mine) tie
eclipse began before the early morning
clouds had passed away; but at the M
slant of iotaliiy there was perfectly
clear XIV. They slw Esoe principal pro
suberances OF a rose colDr. Two of ihs m a.
positions seen by me-. but the ex endel
chain constituting lhe thisd was almos
DRAMATICALLY opposite from Nh r. J
~as visible n O.aos. TIE duration u
toaliy observed b. them was 59s. .
mine Cos 3. The observer WAS uaabl
ID perceive tie CORONA ligh' [ Lc sal $
because Of he moon occupying nesrl
I the whole fell # view.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-11-24

The number Of adults who cannot read and
write are compiled from the Census OF 1850,
aud the vote gwen Is that of the last election
scanning the majorities. II y III be readiiy seen
wby the Democrats have s-ch a sweeping ( tri
umph ~ these counties. Wherever he great.
est ignorance prevails in that portion Il Hi.
noi- ,here the Democratic msjcrityi- the lsrg
gest. Railroads viii. however. soon intro
duce light into that benighted region, aud
schools for the educatton Of the yeuag viii
eveo,usiif break IN on the rule Of the D,n0c-
racy in the time that is 10 come.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-11-24


USREQUIrED LovE.-Miss. Wade,
prepossessing young gil Of 10 years
committed suicide by cutting her throat.
Al the house of friend. where she was
Stopping IN Detroit. Tuesc ay. Unrequi-
ted love OF passion was tho cause. A
letter was found on the deceased II wss
written in ,femulous. unsteady hand. on
piece of colored paper, will a lead pen
ell. Il stated that she had no wish 10 live,
as the man whom she loved could never
be hers. and 10 live without him she had
no desire With many expressions IF
tender regard for him, and lamentations
Of hard fate which separated them, she
coneluded By desiring that she might be
! buried at Royal Oak, and that the gold
locket hanging 10 her neck in which wac
his miniature. might be buriiedAith Der.
The locket alluded 30 was found upon Ter
reck attached to chain Of gold beads
T1e chain hung across the fearful cap
which her own hand lad male. and liz.
lockei lay in the gore With which h.,r III,
had oozed out. Tho likeness a..,uded a.,
and contained within. VAS ID al of younu
man named Stephen Johnson, a Baggage
master on the Gses. Western Railsay. =
bro.hsr of the lady of tho house. Ia
i. a married man. bul is mol living wslll
his wife. s+-. -
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-11-24

DouBr No MoRE.-For tie lnforma ion
Of .ho,c in doubt. We uld say that the
n, ssrs. SAMUEL SWAN i Co. OF Angus
IA. Georgia. continue to give prompt at
tention to orders The drawings Of their
Continuation Lottery take place every day
Of the week. and Of the single neabeT
Lottery every SATURDAY. when the hand
some Capital Prize ofS7o. 600 Is dispose
OF. and numerous others cf a samiler de
nomination. Prizes cashcd promptly
Immediately after the drawings.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-11-24

II Avounr man named b B Ball. Of Cy-
press. Miss, was ordered by his father To leave
home. under the penalty Of being cowlided
The father attempted to fulfil his threat. when
the Young mans mother intercedsI IA hi~ be-
half. and strock npon the heal several
times 81 the father allsh the son sceinD re
solved 10 d,e by seil-dr-lsuction rather than
live and see hs mother aud himself imposed
upon lie thsn took his gun. fccsded few
steps fran The hosse, pulled OF hi- shoes. aud
looked al his watch. giving hsuself hall al
hour for repentance o. The expiration Of tias
i half hour. he blew his brains out by pulling
timely sa;e is deeply mocrned by his Surviving
fFleEds.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-11-24

BrnEADISc DYAD CnRIsuAN-At
Erzerout, in Armenia, no rain having fall
len this summer, the Turkish clergy
could devise no better expedient 10 pro
PHI te the heavens than the infiction OF
ca, ital punishment on Giaour or Chris
tan. and. being mercifal IN iheir manage
ment. sal the dead body OF an nnbe
lievcr disinterred and decapitated. THIS
proceeding has actually caused a 3 eater
sensation in Asia Minor than the every
day occurrenc of ordinary beheading,
aad, added to the tumult all around leb-
anon. AMI the general outbreak OF Quo
man tanatic.sm in the East. tie state OF
affairs is truly alarming.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-11-24

I4ptrs Haxx " Nss.rIsx.--We have received
finn the pabli>bers thss brsairfal NsSazine.
fur Dccensl~r. and desire 10 rrc"mmend AZ TO
sar LADY reader. one Of ahe very best peri
od.eals II the couniry II il erirhs,iealiy
.hA, It>,isie porperts. a Hssss hsgssiss con.
,.,.ine short stories. essay-ssY suited so
home snd everyday life. i beautifully ill'fs
,r.,e5 With fse s,s*i plate ard woed eugra
vi.xs. Fa-hion plates. &c.
Il j. pabli<he1 monthly hy 7 $ Arthur
o. rss walnat street. PhsladriPhia. snd =
edited by T. 5 Ar,har aud vIrgiuia 2 Town
send Terms, 81 rer snnum, Ia advance;
copies. sj Ssad ADD res H.
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A RrnAnnkAnLr Onrsslax.-The 81.

A RKNARRKABLE OMISSION. The Ness
age of Governor Brown, OF Georgia, de-
liverel ! to The Legislature last week. en-
,irelv omits illusions 10 "Notherern f.na-
ticis,n'' aud .-treasona5le con<piracies .
Il IS 50 rare an event TO find Message
Of a southern Governor wholly devoted
TO asT.irs ofthc State, tia, this fact is ie-
fresiing.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-11-24

az The State Department. havirg reason
to suppose that some .irss- PoBsibis persons ia
Ensland. and Others there wiring uudeI
grsxned names. have induced parties 'n this
coualfy TO iorsaTd Iemiltanees for The Teoovs-
~ el estates 10 which they ars ied - bsieve
they are emitted. has cautioned al persons l.
" h, m such represen tstloRs may b. addressed
that they should take care 10 be satisfied q
to the identity and character II their eofres
pondents. Hrs
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er-Tn the examination goirg on at S

Ez-In the examination gOirg on at St.
Louis ofthe frauds by which Bars re-
election 10 Congress WAS defeated, a VII.
ness who was severely cross questioned
by Barret, the successful candidate. refas-
ed to answer question as 70 whom he
voted TO-. Barrct repeated the question
several times, aad getting no answer said
al last in pet, ''You are not ashamed.
are you. of the way YOU voted for Con
gressman,'' s'Yes sir, am" BarFet
put on an air Of triumph. but Blair was
no; quite satisfied and asked the man
again for whom he voted. The answer
was, Il voted for Barrt" A general
laugh ensude and Barrei acknowledged
himself sold.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-11-24

u Nj VI Naai 81 the Newport .Ho~~ier
State. va a. cur eiiy la; night Mr '. d,
eausl.dste for Trustee of The Penii eusiars
in place of aar asigl,bor Of she Jourssl -
Thesgh he will BOT fii ihs place .. gaii a.
frisnd Grafton. ue have no dsabl be Nil a.
- }a.s 80 rsll lie deserves tic place, AID ~
hone be viii ees n.