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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-10-09


CALEB CUSHING AND Miss GorLp.-The dis
linguiShed Ex-Attorney General of the United
States. notwithstanding his constant public en-
ployments and professional duties, was always
"brght particular STAR in the social circles of
Newturyport In that region he is quite as
much noted for his gaantry as he is through
OUT the country for his extensive eruditi0n and
eminent ability. The truth Of this statement is
verified by the fact that the ladies of that town
presented him publicly with gold ring as a
token of their regard, just previous to LIS de-
parture for Mexico as Colonel of tEo Massaghu-
sets volunteers. 1t is even recorded Of him
that while at Monterey he found time. snlid The
severer duties OF the tented field, to play the
agrceable-an act Of which he was and is 4
consummate master-to the fair Senolitas of
that genial cline; and that he spraned an ankle
in their service although he returned unscathed
from the field of Mars. For all his successes
and they are many and great-AIr. Cushing
is as much Indebted to untiring energy and
ceascless activity as to his great natural parts
Constantly at work from his earliest youth with
rcstlessncss that could not tire and a devotion
That would not ialter, he has made acquisition,
in language and literature that would do honor
to a profcssed scholar in those departments, and
at the same time acquired reputation in other
fields that places him amongst the foremost
lawyers and statesmen of the age. This rest
less activity has ever boen a theme of remark
among his fienGs, and it gave OCCASION many
years since to the following from the pen of his
toWnswoman, Miss Hannah F. GouNl Whose
poatical writings are too well known 10 reql.ire
further remark,) who proposed it as an appro-
pirate epitapb to be placed upon his Tombstone
at his decease:
Lay aside MI We dead,
For in the next bed
Reposes the body Of Cushing
lie has crowded his way
Though the world rs they saw
And even the deaf he Il be pushing"
Not TO be beiiindhand in this encounter Of
wit Mr. Gushing laid aside his gallan,rv for
once and "took off, the single-blesscdness ct
his fair opponent in the following impromptu;
"lterC lies one whose wit
Without NouGding could HIT
And green grow, the grass above her;
Having sent every beau
TO the regions below,
shes gone down herself for a 1Scr"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-10-09

Marh French; 2nd, Franklin J. French. Best water
color do, Mrs G. II. Rcharson. lest farcy motto
wreath, Misses L. Merritt, W. Jill. md NJ. Frcnch.
aud pencil lettercd motto by T. f. Warren. Picture
frames finished in ornamental leather work, LIST, Miss
Mary brigham Ind, Mrs l.. A. Deane. Specimen
bIl and card printing. Hmm Atkins. Follows Fails.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-10-09

Best monochromatic painting Mrs C. II. Richard
sons End. Mrs DR.: johnson, Aalilax Sd, Miss Mary
Mrs O. II. Richardson Sd, Miss Sabrna A Gilett /,
4th Miss Lizzie Hatch. Best poacillings, Mrs G. IT,
Richards End, Lizzie Hatch. Best polychromntic
painting, Mis- DR. johnson. Best oil paintings, Miss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-03

COMMISSIONERS OF DEEDs.-SS FOR A REsIGNA
~ ton, without guarantee OF the advertisers election the
vacancy Many Of terms have already expired and
others will shortly dispsce aad within
induce you accept thls otter Address K Pos, Office
Y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-03
INTELLIGENCE oFFTCEs.

A LARGE NUMBER or WOMEN AND GIRLS WANT.
n - daily, In good situations esdI, good wages.
IN city and country FOR hrs families Also
rl Protesan wanted Inquire large institute and
hcre for dofnestics, ls lin st., corner a oh sv.
A IL rAxILrRs WAVING GOOD SERVANTS Tsvs-
N tai~y, can obtain hem Al the large institute
bone for dornescs 10 lin n ON 1hla stte.
rye home has aJundarce 81 civil capable tlp alt a.
Conducted ~ respectable America iadv.
yYArTED-rWO CONDUCTORS Two Boo Esa0 EGe
w hfe c.erEr Tor sfprrF ard u.sl .1-fH .IUr.fs
Drivers f'fr cieffs ',r gr'cery tnf rF '.s rrt
FffTef two 0fters hrre -.uen Two fr rr arf
n a lit 1ftaspny.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-03

TOgEPH a, a l. ADGE JR.-FIRgT PREMIUM FIRE.
81 The sube~rsbers claim 70 BE- the
Of "Fks, premium fireworks in Me United States
having taken fr premium for fireworks BY the
Ameresn Institute or the past seven yes also the Mar
sha Testimonial They beg 70 stale hat they have
beir works for composition every for the forr
years fairs n the American Institute Aso sbe
Worlds Fair but have offered W with them,
which they deem concusiye evidence q their superiority
other makers insam uch they dee,se placing
works composition. joseph a. Ecge tr, Ls5orsiory,
Worth Point jersey Oity, n ,. W. J. s7kg BRO, sos
asene 500 Broadway, N.Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-03

A CARGosoF 1000 BRIDoEwArER MALT TILES
"a preferably MASTERS % iron ue. also. floor TILES.
pipes FIRE bricks, he. for sale By JAMES p HAMMII III
Pearl street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-03

CToLEN-FRoN TIE DOORWAY OF NO. CoLLEG
- place. about O'clock June 80 bale o; coored
patent lin thread. Ten dollars ewsrd viii be paid for
formation which will lead TO the detection and conviction OF
place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-03

NNE OR TWO PERs ONS WANTING BUSINESS AND
~ having good house and lot this city and of
"A less in Weschester county will exchange
communicate TO +. 4 j., Chatham square Post o1lce.
10 OOA HOUSE AND FIVE LOTS AZ NEW RO-
DO.UUUs chelle for sale "A small stone bouse with
Of ground situated opposite tbs residence of
Mr. Leland New Rochelle, viii be sold very ow for cash
n. L. SHELDON, IS Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-03

pAaIs rAIssf ronyABLs Ornou4AR saw WILL
and portable steam engines srd boilers, mornted on
ssbstaniial vhess ready lumber hrssh wheat a..
cotton and snd grain. Oar mills WI fro, sg " 9
Ebroeder street. Bslunore. Nf.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-03
Vxyuaopps HAZE pRrpApAytorp-CoNprsr on

WHAONs HAIR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES on
w HE hair eolorsr and h restorer warranted 70 cont ~
INJURIOUS inprediens PVT IN axTe bofea Only swsn
sve cents bsfis. u your halt y gennS gal NJ you vac
disease sob heafasse srrofaa ~ dant AZ
bottle a. the restores VII rnpNt hesnti1l ard rvs0
rang appeAraBse other remedies have failed M
wias " sSor your hAw black brovn Wy sous Of 90
Aar solorer wii daken VOW hair W any dasrsd sh&a
wisbo~' sain nsarioae eecA 7sd 3, 6usnaz'p s~us
store, No 30 2vnDd street. corner u ahsc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-03
pusIyy yoUR BLooD.-rHs GREAT suxsEH ME-
nm xrpRy,s rorrc prTrrRs

composed entirely bsrbs certain care for the
rsmovs and o. AZ diseases arising from an
invariably Indigestion dysps IA Of .ppeua
heartburn foul sionssh sick nervous heedsoAe 6oh
Of the fsee debility, solids, coughs bronchs,s
eases arising from An nudicious Of mercury Ladies
" habits, and debiststsd
tored W neahh by the u This tonic remedy For
sale ri 0IEsaMANs drug us brand street soraer o.
ABsn. Fries only % cents large bosis.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-03
COID WINDOW SHADES,
" OF our own manufacturO,
Made expressly
For city retail trade.
Prices greatly reduced.
SOLOMON HART, so Broadway.

HrAIrH' GRACE,
AND BEAUTY II
Conferred upon the ladies' BY wearing
DOUGLAS AND SHEH WOODS
CRLEBRArED SKIRTS.
NEW EXPANSION SKIRT,
100000 which have during months has
induced the manuf acurers make arrangements that win
enable them To produce 2 e. sts) per
ing the montbs Of June, July and August
They Also call attenuoe 10 their
NEW LINEN SUPERIOR SKIRT,
FOR TRAVELLING,
which receiving universal commentator from the ladies'
They are the sole proprietors OF me only
IN Beware Of the Invitations offered In the market
~ they are all either infringements or worthless.
They also manufacture
BEvENTY OTHER DIFFERENT STYLES,
With and without thu patent adjustable hustle"
These skirts have been recommended by the highest wed
authority being the best article for ladies that has
been offered 70 the public Nome genuine unless
DOUGLAS SHERWOOD,
MANUfACTURERs NEW YORK"
For sale through the United States and OxnadaA
ia large Lot Of new and very desirable styles
Now spened
And for sale at low prices, for cash.
SOLOMON HART $50 Broadway.
SHADE HOLLANDS,
= Whine, buff ErseA and biue.
OF all widths,
By NE case, piece or yArd,
SOLOMON / HIATT. so Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-03

no. HOl Hoi FOR PAssAIC FALLS, PATERSON
IL Grand celebration Of American Independence The
uosse on The Cn win be open FOR ne reception o. visI,ers
the command Of Lieut. Col r. Rafferty,. will parade on the
morning Of the 5h ser which they will proceed Falls
read and an GRAFTON delivered by gentleman
grand promenade and bail will be given In the
where those who vish enjoy few hours innocent
creation Dinners and all the decaces Of the will
served At all hours reduction OF fifty cent has been
msde the railroad fare for that day Stages will be
wans Mt the for the convenience of
interesting and fascinating In country
Passsic Falls and the preparations that have
viii render especially attractive during the appr oschng
hoidaya NJ. BRADY, Proprietor.
PATERSON. July q 1883
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-03

DRY GOODS, 20.
AT AN IMMENSE SACRIFICE,
"A OUR WHOLE STOCK
szzsADiissr
DooSi1 SA AS5 ROBES ounLR
WIZ '' ''''' -'' A. . reduction Of
"A Three hundred pieces
BLACK BAREaEs
BLACK SILK SILK. S IA. NADINE,
At hfsy per cent lsss
UBsDKLL4 PIRRsON LAKE 90, al Broadway.
~ Clearing out sale Of
Spring and summer
ARNOLD, D SSss sTGn sls co.
win sell the entire balance Of their spring mportaions at
Thar assortment Of the articles very
Plain and fancy silks.
COl0red and black slk robes
s.ssss Barge a.. and o. barge s,iss i soSss:
French and Enslish prinss
Travelling dress goods
Mourning dress goods.
ufs and assortment Of msntss which they are
clearing Eli ss :; saas%s' su az 1sOs'
heal lace points and nanulAs.
Travelling .r sssso: sq: q ns4.s. s:
New York
U OF minufacturs.
Made expressly
" For city retail Trade.
tT~D Hosoy foo"V S%i ouou 4 " ~ seo pro.a~.y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-03
THE TRAD,


A PRACTICAL DTerrLLER (BY THE CNPPER fTrLL5
"A reciher and manufacturer OF the best foreign wines
hr~ndi~s gin. syrups, bilters &c wishes engage
en good accountant commercially useful and has had
hng enpsrence with extensive merctsnts Can be recon-
MINDED for integrity and ability. Address Mr.. Alpha Herald
once for three days.
EARDENkR AND WARMER wANTED-A YOUNG MAN
~ wn0 tuy az erpianis farming and plain gardening 70
se ehsrfe o. Place mus, have erperence 10 tbs county
and produce good Recommendations Apply after ii oclock
90 o. W summons lOo Chambers st, up stairs.
ITO MANUFACTURING JEwELIFRs-THE ADyFR.
user. pracical working Jewelsr wishes 70 procnre
fausiou AZ foreman or euperntendent
he has been eighteen In the and Tor several
years Past has hsd sole charge OF barge IL
thorouFhJ verred In aloyng melting, ssssynr cooring
Eslvangng Ac, Ac, by The nos approved Economical
e?ds and understands tbe fancy snd curb business
An all he branches unexceptionable References will be
gwen. Address Foreman, Herald once. YIN "
TNAETED-Ar FoRDBAN, A BLACKSMITH A coon
w general where steady employment roog
wages VIII be given Inquire u James Cole, Fordhau
VUAETED-A SITUATION AS GARDENER Avn
w eonchmss, by msn yro understands his businss in
both branches, from the Oh and the laying
grounds. has been eleven years this country. be
hshy recommended By his employer. Address N. D., bon
l62 Herald oGiSe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-03

ANEW SPANISH orLvEs.-JUsr RECEIVED FROM
IN seville, 900 kegs two gallons each prime olives;
corner Of Fulton. ~ Y.
NyorICE-I WILL BEND FOR ONE DOLLAR RE.
AN cepts for making the celebrated Yankee writing fluid,
pstnr Gud burning uid shaving
chemical compound Chinese Of catching nsh
the great Of tanning and the great
Penn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-03
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

NEW PUBLICATIONS.
IMPORTANT TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pH
fore STARTING should purchAse Appletons AILwAY AND
STEAM NAVIGATION 0UfDK uconisiDs through routes.
with time q departure OF raAro~ds and
steamboss numerous maps, &c. Price u For sale
BY booksellers and boys the
-. APfLKfON A co ,Pubhziers
s+s and 34s Broadway.
THE MEyrrSe-fHE sxILy-rHE PRESENT
We met-'twss | a crowd
At the famous gift book house
fhe smiled and felt proud
There were none 70 overlook NJ.
hundred books bought
At low ngure-very,
Then the lady besouEh,
IL she was not 700 weary,
To look through The gift plan,
And choose lady
Such gitt IN Don Juan
Might have given 70 Haidee
bracelet rarely wrought
1be beauty selected,
ON her wrist quick as thought,
'1wss placed and not reiected.
The distinguishing feature Of the American ON Book
House D broadway the freedom OF choice OF presents
Every buyer OF books Ia shown splendid collection on
jewery and ornamental from which, strange may
seem, be Il allowed 10 select article that cult bis
The wide margin thus accorded 10 the taste OF purchases
has given The establishment immense popularity. Cata
ogues descriptive OF the new system sent fee. Address A.
Rsnney, agent
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-11-04
BRICK FOR SALE.

HE gndersigned respectfully informs tn.
= public that he has now on hand at his resi-
aence. miles East Of Millersburg on tn,
perrin peiiin road; q fac lot Of Brick, suituble foi
reasonable price. $ROBERT CxLHWJN' "
July l3. lsSs-reul7tf
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-11-04
Salt For Horses Feet.

The tendency of common salt to absorb
moisture from the air is well known 10 ALL
Mr.. E. L. Gibbs, of Orwell, Ohio, commu.
nicates to the Ohio Cultiuator new use
he has made of this property of salt, by
applying it to the hoofs of horses:
A horse that is driven upon d road is
liable to get stitfsned. have seen valua-
bic horses driven on our plank roads a
few days get quite lame. ! reasoned to
myself of the cause. aud produced a reme-
dy which proved effecrual / have since
tried it on foundered or hoof bound horses,
and with good results. / made solution
of salt and water and applied it three times
a day, by washing the legs and pouring
upon the bottom of the feet, and holding
them up few minutes to let it strike in,
and saw the wonderful effects in few DAYS.
I account for it in this way: Salt will ex-
tract moisture from the atmosphere, which
keeps the feet moist all the while; it acts
nearly like melted grease upon the foot
The hoof becomes tough yet pIiable; like
chunk of wood saturated with salt or
brine, it is tough, yet moist, and so with a
horses foot. Here let me add that The
practice OF rasping a cracked hoof to touch
en- il is all folly. Apply brine and You
will effect cure.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-11-04

DLANK COnstable's Sales and j us.
ID tice,s Summons for sale 9. this Office
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-11-04
MistslIansaas.


To PRESERVE CRAEBERRIEs.-After
ron have washed. them and picked out the
imperfect ones, weigh them with an equal
part of loaf sugar; then dissolve your su
.oar m lust as little water as viii do il, and
!pufit IN q preserving kettle over the fire,
and let it boil; skim till perfectly clear,
then sdd tho cranberries, and boil till they
are quite soft. Pour them while warm
intqglasses, and set aside till cold, when
tie paper over them and set aside for use.
s.afGRANBRRRY JELLY.-After your cram
hBsffies are boiled according to the above
directions, strain them through fine seive,
and pour them when warm into jelly glas-
q SIS. 94ar sa11' yfa gas -
LEMONADE PowDER.-Mix one part of
'dttn Acid with six parts Of finely powder
ed loaf sugar. A very fine dry lemonade
is thus prepared, which may be preserved
for any length of time. The quantity of
sthis mixture necessary to be put ir glass
of wa,er, to make pleasant drink must be
regulated by taste Of the person using it.
CoLD PuDDING.-Make thick custard !;
link a mould with raisins, marmalade, and
Sayory buiscuits, cut into shreds; pour the
custard into the mould, let boil an hour,
and when cold, turn it ont, and serve it up
with wine-sauce.
GINGERBREAD Nurs.-0ne pound of
flour ;/rnb into it, quarter pound of butter,
quarter pound ofwhite powdered sugar, one
ounce Of grated ginger, and the peel of a
lemon. Bake in a slow oven.
Orange PuDp1NG.-Grate three stale
sponge biscuits, and with them half the
peel Of lemon, and all the juice. Mix
them in cold milk, until they are quite soft
beat three eggs together, and stir them by
degrees into the biscuits: mix with them a
small teacup of orange juice and little SUI
gar; then thick slice of butter, well mel
ted. Mix all The ingrrd ents together, and
put them in dish with paste round the
edges; then bake it an hour in slow oven.
FINE GINGER-C CAKES FOR CoLD wBArH-
ER.-Break three eggs in basin; beat
them well, and ada half pint of cream
which must also be beat with them, and
she yboleput into a saucepan o ger the fire /;
stir tin it gets warm then addSone pound
efsbmtyr, and half pound of loaf-sugar, and
two and A half ouucesof ginger, both pow
dered; stir the whole carefully over a slow
fire, just TO melt the butter:i then pour it
on two1pounds offiour, and form it all into
paste. Roll it or break it into pieces, as
you think it proper, and bake it. ECI Z
BARN PuDDlEG.-Thickeh one pinr Of
.milk,willis stwotablespoonfuls of flour; boil
and let stand till cold; add four or six eggs,
aPiecs of butter, an ounce Of. almonds tIialf
.bilter,) a little lemon peel. the juice of one
ditto. and a quarter pound of loaf-sagar.-
Bake in cups. S3o.=
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-11-04
Country Produe.

Taken in exchange for work or goods Mend
ing done promptly at reasonable rates. ALL
therefore, who want bargains, will came right
along. c. HAITI
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-11-04
RAUMGARDNER'S
RAzLIAN PICTORIAL

DAUMGARDNER'S BRAZILIAN Pee
ID TORAL, OR GREAT SOUTHERN
REMEDY, for the cure of all diseases of The
Lungs and Heart-Colds. Coughs. Influenza
Group, Asthma, Cronic Bronchitis, Whooping
Cough. Neuralgia of the Larynx and Wind
Pipe. Pleurisy, Pneumonia. Chronic Falvuisr,
disease Of the heart, Palpiistion of the Heart
either from nervous debility or valvular disease
and Incipient Consumption. Consumptives in
the advanced stages Of the disease. are greatly
benefited by the use of this remedy, being rem
defed comfortable if not cured.
The peculiari,ies of the brazilian Pecsordl
are fbat it allays Cough. diminishes the fire.
currency of thepulse without prostration. wheth-
er the result of infamnstory or nervous debill-
ty; thereby being an appropriate remedy for
the most delicate as well as the most robust
Instead of merely palliaiing the cough and ar
resting the expectoraiion las many coughs syr-
ups do, thereby causing pulmonary congestion
and. in many instances. laying the basis of more
serious diseases. it facilitates exPecteraiien and
the elimination of poisonous matter till the
Lungs have acquired their healthy action. Z
Price. 25 cents, so cents, and 81 90 per bottle.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-11-04
E A chap in the National IT,,

E A chap in the National Theate,
gets off the following diabolical connuu.
drum; '.Why would ladies make the be,,
irerneni" Draw long breath and an
swer modestly-"Because they use tb.
longest hoseT How does he kuowl An.
other: aWhy is an old maid like bad
lemon y Because either amt worth a
squeeze" Fact. lis
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-11-04
Boot and Shoe Making

And keeps a good assortment OF hisow man
ufacture. lfdesired he will put the city touck
on Boots and Shoes. or make them in a more
substantial manner to suit the Iarmer.
rzg- Just call and examine lils stock. find out
his prices. and see whether he don't give the
best bargins in town. Times are hard; there
fore. paronize him and save money, as he sells
at low figures He can I be undersold.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-11-04

J I10@O - C<~ 0.-N
NCRES letter. Burns, Scalds. Wounds.
OBruises. Rheumatism, Eumbago Pleurisy'
Pneumonia, Diarrhea, Dysctery, Collie, Cholera
.Morbus, Group, difficult Breathing. Chilblains,
Corns. Spasms of the Muscles, Face and Limbs,
Stiff Joints. Sprains, Cuts, Bowel complaints,
Piles. de-. DC. Price, 25 cts per bottle.
The proprietors would not be found recon-
.mending their remedies for the cureef any dis
eases. except those in which they are known to
possess undoubted, virtues. and in which they
have been tested. humorous reliable certif-
Gates might be adduced. which they forbear
publishing at this time. 09 sd1 1g 9iEs Tof
The above Medicines are Manufactured and
Sold by Hle1s t-e.e[ 2 rei.N1fHe2
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-11-04
BAUMGARDNER'S
Sugar-Coated :
CATHARTIC PILLS.

DAUMGARDNER' s SUGAR COATED
ID CATHARTIC PILLS are an infallible
remedy for the cure of Nervous and Sick Head
ache. Costiveness, Piles. .Erysipelas, Rheuma-
. tism, Gout, Liver Complaints, Jaundice, Dys-
pepsia. Neuralgia, Scrofula, Tetter, Salt Rheum,
uysentery Diarrhea. Dropsy, Worms, DC, &c
~ Price, 25 cents per box. 1rrss gg9T0 Egt
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-11-04

.E The Abolition policy Of the Empe-
rQi Of Russia. is giving him world Of trou
ble.r,1T The old mobiles who hold serfs, cleave
unto their property in man, with as much
tenacity as one of our Southern States
Rights Democrats, who believes in having
everything looked at from point of view
"under the Constitution of the United
Stptes:1 and ~whe- believes that abe said
Constitution protects property in niggers
Everywhere, aud is the great charter Of hn-
9man bondage. Alexander II. has sum
moned to Petersburg general represents.
ton of the mobiles, 10 discuss the Serf ques,
ti5hi.e eCThe N. Y. Tribune states the facts
asgfolt5ws q gq
The labors of the "Chief Peasant
Qaesdon Committee have proved little
better than abortive, and only led to fierce
quatrels among its own members, quarrels
ih.vbich the chairman of that Committee,
the Grand Duke Constantine, sided with
the old Russian party against the Gar
The Provincial Committees of mobiles, in
their turn, seem, for the greater part, to
have embraced the opportunity afforded
for the eoficiaI discussion of the pfeparato-
Ey steps sef emancipation, with the single
view Of battling the measure. An aboli-
ZIONIST party certainly exists among the
Russian mobiles, but while it forms onIy
.nameral minority, it is divided on the most
aanportant points. To declare against Ser
vitude, but to allow emancipation under
such conditions only as would reduce il to
ainefe Sham, appears the fashionable doc
trine even with The liberal Russian nobili-
ty.H In fact, this open resistance to, or
lukewarm support Of emancipation appears
natural.7enougtF on the part of the old
slaveowners. Revenue falling of, dimnu-
Gon IN lhe value of their landed property,
end a serious encroachment on the politi-
cal power they have been wont to WELD, as
many minor autocrats revolving around the
central autocrat, such are the immediate
consequences they predict, and which they
can hardly be expected to incur with eager
ness.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-11-04

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cause it is made Of nothing-and 10 good.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-11-04

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