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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-02-18

:. EIn debate with FesseDden, in the
Senate, JEFF Davis took occasion to deny,
in the most excited manner, that he had
avowed disunion sentiments, and said that
he did not know whence sprung the habit
of accusing him of attempting to intimi-
date Senators. He did not believe that
anybody really was afraid of him.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-02-18

ESome of Mr.. Whisky's friends are
trying to make a little political capital out
of the anti Whisky demonstration by the
Ladies of Fredericksburg, last week. They
say its Republican trick, to weaken De-
mocracy in its back bone.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-02-18

EThe Kansas Territorial Legislature
has passed bill calling another Constitu-
tional Convention. The place where the
Convention was to meet had not been de-
termiped upon at latest advices. a The
Council said Lawrence, the House Topeka.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-02-18

~ The question of the day at Wash
ington is: "What become of Keitt after
Grow struck him9" The fellow was no.
where to be seen, and says that he knows
nothing of what happened. He must
have crawled under desk until the row
avs over.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-02-18

~ Gen. HousroN having made his
exit from political life in Texas, proposes to
commence new career in Arizona. He
says that he will make that territory his
future home.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-02-18

RIeHrEous VERDIcr.-Ex-G Gov. BEBB,
was recently tried for manslaughter in
shooting a young man, who, with others,
was charivaring Gov. Bebb's son upon the
occasion of his marriage. The Jury rem
dered a verdict of acquittal. The shooting
was not denied, but considered justi6able
under the circumstances.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-02-18

WORSE AND WoRsE.-Every succeeding
days news from Washington, only tends
to make the caving-in of our member on
the Lecompton swindle, look worse for him.
"Ha, ha, what nominee"
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-02-18

re- A letter writer for the N. Y. Her
aid says that "the precise words" addressed
to Grow by Keitt, which brought on the
fight, were: $50 over to your OWN side of
the House you damned Black Republican
puppy"
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-02-18

A law on the press has come into force
in Denmark, prohibiting newspapers from
copying the articles of other journals with
out quoting them.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-02-18
For the Republican.
Justice to whom Justice is Due.

Mr.. CAsKEy.-In your issue Of last week,
in which you give a very graphic account
of the valiant and successful charge Of the
Ladies of Fredrieksburgh, made on every
thing that makes drunk, and while good
people generally think the Ladies should
have gold medal for their services, yet
we are unwilling that any person should be
wronged. In one paragraph of your arti-
Gle you make such allusion to Mr.. John
Benepe's house as may make the impress
sion abroad that the Ladies found whisky
there by the barrel, and that he was en-
phatically drunkard maker, and kept a
very bad house. Now we feel it is but
just to state that Mr.. Benepe kindly well
coined the Ladies into his house, where
they found but keg of Ale which they
demolished. And we further state that
Mr.. Benepe is a gentlemanly Landlord, has
kept we think very orderly house, and
we cheerfully recommend it to the Travel
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-02-18

W A suspected counterfeiter named
Coleman, living about IA miles from Gin
cinnati, was-so says the Gasette-taken
by company of his neighbors, and threat
ened with hanging unless he made con-
fession. Refusing to do this, he was run
up by the neck until nearly strangled, when
refusing to confess he was run up again
and kept hanging until blood gushed from
his nose, when he was lowered in an un-
conscious state. Reviving, be still refused
to confess when he was laid across a log
and SO severely asgged that bis life is dcs-
paired Of
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-02-18
The Statesman on Disunion.


The Editor of the Ohio Statesman is
neither Postmaster nor tide-waiter. He
talks right out as every Independent Dem
ocrat should against the Lecompton fraud,
and is no longer weak-kneed about the
Union because Southern nullifiers bluster
and threaten to "let it slide" if the Le-
compton swindle should be rejected. We
rejoice to see the revival, even in slight
degree among Democracy, of the old jack
son spirit, which declared with irresistible
force-"The Union must be preservedw
It is refreshing to read such paragraphs
as the following from the Statesman of
Tuesday. The truths and suggestions con-
tanned in them ought to leaven the whole
party in the State:
$50 far as the fate of the Union is involv-
ed in this question, we cannot bring our
selves up to the point of entertaining the
least possible apprehension. Disunion en-
tiers into no part of our calculations. We
have neither faith in it nor fear of it. But
if the salvation of the Union depends upon
so light chance as the adoption or rejec-
ton of the Lecompton Constitution is
claimed to hang upon, its days are about
numbered at all events, and there is no
balm in this question, however decided,
which could save it long enough to be worth
much further trouble.
If there be party strong enough in the
South to dissolve the Union, in consequence
of the rejection Of The Lecompton Consti-
tuition, the rejection would not restrain or
postpone their efforts single month. If
they fail in finding one pretext for carrying
on their traitorous Vaccinations, they will
soon seek and find another, and another,
until they come to an end in success or
failure. If so bent on their hellish design,
the last means of opposing and defeating
them, which we should recommend, would
be conciliation and sacrifice. The true way
to baulk extreme wickedness is to meet it
with prompt and exemplary resistance
Yield one demand to bad and violen men,
and they will encroach upon you with an
other still more fagitious and iptolerable.
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patients can be restored to robust, vigorous
health.
The afflicted are cautioned against the use of
Patent Medicines, for there are so many inccn-
ous SHARES in the columns of the public prints
to catch and rob the unwary sufferers, that mill
lions have their constitutions ruined by the vile
compounds of qnack doctors or the equally moi.
sonous nostrums vendcd as Patent Medicines
have carefully analyzcd many of the so-callcd
Patent Medicines and find that nearly all Of them
contain Corrosive SublimHte, which is one of
the strongest preparations of mercury, and Il
deadly poison which, Instead OF curing the dis
ease, dSables the system for lie.
Three iourths OF the patent nostrums now in
use aie put up by unpr.nciplcd and ignorant per.
sons who do not understand even the alphabet
of the materia mcdica, and are equally as desti.
tute OF any knowledge of the human ystem,
having one object only in view, and that to
make money rega: dless of consequences.
Irregular itics and all diseases of males and
females ircatcd on N nciples established by
twenty yeats OF prici c., aud sanctioned by
thousands OF the mos. eiharkablc cures. Medi.
cncs with full direC ,,ons sent to any part of the
United States or Cnnadas by patients com,nu-
nicatng their symptoms by letter. Business
correspondence stictly confidential. All letters
asking advice must contain a postage stapIp.
Adde'S, j. SUMMERVILLE, NJ. d.
Box No. 53.
Office No. 1881 Filbcrt ST., old No. 20. Beloy
Twelfth, Philadelphia, Pa,
Nov. 25, 1887. 5l-ly.
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5 0 | TIL C. A R 0LIN A.
LANCASTER DISTRICT
Riley CaLue,

~. LanCa> Ter
William w. Baker. J"hn Baker. Bill on an
George {. 3akrrCuIm"InuS BI- sNign e d
kcr, Lcviuia Baker. Edctk Me. covenant.
Duy, MarE J.. jackson and his
wife Matilda, Jerry Warner and
Morv his viit, John Beverly
and Martha his win, Richard
Baker only child and heir at Law
of S"mne Baker (drc) and the
widow Of laid Samuel Baker
1T appearing 10 my satisfaction that VIII
liam w. Baker. John Baker. George &. Br-
k"r. Columbus Baker, Layinia Bakrr Edrlh
MrDay. Mark l. Ju"k>"n and wife Matilda,
JrrrN Warner and Mary his wife, John Be-
verify and Matilda his wife, Richard Baker
and widow Of Sanur Baker. defendants in
above stalled ease rcsike without the limits
"f this State 1t is ordered on motion OF
Clinton. solicitor fui complainant. that each
and all of said defendants dn answer plead
or dcmur, 10 the Bill in above case on or
before The 7th day OF October. 1858, other
VII" Judgment pro cOnf"ss0 Will be ordered
against each ana all of ihrnI.
JAMES II. WlTuERSPOON,
&. +. l.. ID.
June %, 1858. 20-3m pf 50.
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July IL,
ECLECTIC MONTHLY MAGAzINE e
1853.

The Editor of the Eclectic Magazine, de-
siruus of increasing lis circulation. and eX-
tending its usefulness ~ u literary Journal,
respectfully solicits your Patronage and at
tenlion To it, mrrus.
]. For thirteen Years the Eclectic has
fou' d fa,or iih the public. and high com
mendaiion from the press, for the sterling
worth and permanent value of its pages
IT. design and purpose is 1" present
to its readers the choicest treasures of
thought. and the ablrSt productions If Eu
r 'penn writers, ~ they appear in the Re
v ws and Periodicals of Great Britain aud
the Continent.
B. These sources furnish many of the
richest fruits of The literary activity of the
age-eloquent forms Of thought, IasIc, and
expression. These will ndorn The pages Of
the Erleciic.
4 This plan "f selecting the choicest ar.
ticIes from The noble family at European
periodicals. furnishes an amount of literary
reading. hich voulh not be ublainrd in ils
original form, except at an cNUrhiIunt cost ::
ard the excellent and nttrautiveness oi
which no one magazine could hope tn uuunl
II is literary gold without drns--mrnt,I
nntriment for youth or age, without moral
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5. lts combined rxcellencirS and prrma.
nent value give il n just claim 10 place in
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frary.
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s o U Il II c A RO l. N A .
lancaster District.


Robert Langley who is in the custody of
the Sheriff of Lancaster District 10y virtIe
of writ OF capias ad sa,islacicndum at the
suit of the State Of South, Carolina, having
filed in my office. Together wiiha schedule
en- oath uf his estate and effects, his petit
zion to the Court of Common Pleas, pray
ing that he may be admitted To The benefit
of the Acts of the General Assembly made
for the relief of lnsolvrnt Debtors. 1t is
ordered that the SAID Plaintiff aud all other
the rredi ors TO whum the said Robert
Langley is in anvwisc indebted be. aud they
are h-rebv summoned. and have notice tn
appear before the said Court at Lancasirr
Court House, on the third Monday in Oct.
next, To shew cause. if amy ihev can, whv
the prayer of the petition. aforesaid, should
not be granted
Uii,c ct Common Pleas, Lancaster Dis
trcl, March 23, 1913.
J A. STEWMAN, Clerk.
July l4-22. 3m.
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s 0 i L II G A r 0LIN A
LANCASTER DISTRICT

Elizabeth Small, widow. In Equity Ian
w. caster District
James Small, William Il Bill; for Parli.
small, John Houston ton Real and
ilumpbries. Calvin llum Personal Estate
phrrs, WIN. Lafay ette of Frederick II.
tiumphres. small, (dec'd)
IT appearing TO my satisfaction That John
Houston llumphfie~.C Calvin Ilumphries, and
William laiay cite llumpLries, defendants
in above stated Bill and ease, reside wiIhnut
the limits of this State 1t is ordered on mo-
ton of Dawnins d. WyIie, Solicitors for
complninunls, that said defendants. John
Houston, Cal, in and William l.af,yelt-
iIumptnies' do answer plead or demnr to
me Bill in above case for partition real and
personal Estate of Frederick II. Small.
deed. on or before The 10Th lay Of October
next, or their consent to the same will be
Inken ns confessed md an order pre- eGnf.s-
so orde. ed against them.
JAMES II. WlTHERSPOON,
C"m'r Eq'y l.. ID.
July 9th 1853, 22-3m. Pr SO.
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SOU II II ca ROI.IN A ,
Lancaster District.


AVEN FLOYD VIII" is in the custody of
the S"ertf of Lancaster District, by virtue
of Writ of Cnpias nd Ss,>taciendum at
the suit of James + Curei N 81 O., ha, inr
filed in my office. together ~.3 aT -,
on oath, of his Estate and effects. his r.ii
ton 10 the Court OF Common Pleas, ptnv-
ny that lac may be admrlIcd 10 ;hr benefit
OF the Acts OF the General A>Se ably made
for the relief of ins"k ent debtors. II is or
dcrcd. that the said James T.. Currton q Co.
and all other the creditors Ia whom the said
Aven Floyd is in an,wise indebted, be- and
they are hcre6y summoned and have notice
to appear before the said C"uri at Lancaster
Court House on the third Monday in Uclo
Der next, To shew cause if any they can,
why the prayer Of the petition aforesaid
should not be granted
Otiice of Common Pleas Lancaster Dis
trict 9th day "f March 1855
J. A. STEWMAN, Clerk.
July ii, 22-3rn.
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S 0 L T III G. ARQLINA A.
LANCASTER DISTRICT.

Doctor Fl. PIyler VIM ! In the Court Of
Roweli and wIfe--appIi> Ordinary Ian.
cants. caster District
W. Real Estate of
Margaret PlyIer, widow, Jacob PIyer de-.
Johnathnn Chester aud ceased.
wife Letta, William y.
Starnes and wife JInsey i'
and olhers-dcfendnuIs.
! appearing to my satisfaction that Jon.
athan Chester and his wife Leila. William
Phillip Starnes and his wife Jinsey r., de
fcmdnnts, reside without this Siate. II is
therefore ordered that the snid Jonathan
Chester and wife Letia and VIM. Phillip
Sta mes and wife Jiosry p, do appear and
object to the division or sale OF the real
estate OF Jacob Plyier deceased on or be.
fore tie l6Ih October 1858. or their consent
to the same will be entered of record.
JAMES III. WlTHERSPOON.
Ordinary l.. ID.
July 10, 1853, 22-3m. Pt Sc.
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THE LAW OF NEWSPAPERS.

|. Subscribers who do not give express
notice 10 the contrary, are considered rs
wishing to continue their sub~cripIon.
>. Ii subscribers order the diScouIinuancc
cf their papers, the publisher can continue
20 send them until all arrcaragc> are paid.
3. II Subscribers neglect or refuse to
take their papers from the office to which
they are directed. they are held cspon>iblr
till they settle their bill, and order the paper
discontinued.
:. J. any Subscriber removes to another
place w.Lhuu. informing the publisher aud
their paper is sent 10 the former direction,
they are held responsible.
{. The Court has decided tl,nt refusing
20 take Newspaper from the olrc. or re
moving and leaving it uucalled Tor, is prima
-dcis cNidgGce Of an Intentional fraud
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All persons VINO receive newspapers and
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LetterS ard transient newspapers must be
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This Great Journai OF Crimes aud Grimm
naIs Is IN its II irleeElli Year, aud is widely
circulated throughout tic coantry IL Is
ne brsl paper OF The KIND pubIIshed in the
Onited States, apd j. distinctive in its ehar-
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NJ OSE S l. ETTE r S.
NEW BOOK.

The Editors Of the Lire GiroGs have in
contemplation The publishing "f u book
The title of hich will b., IIFE As 1T II !;
ar THE WRITINGS OF -Ouk M"sE." whcu
book will not only contain all the letters
which have appeared in the Giraffe over the
signature OF ''M"sE," hut many others, ricI,
rare "nd spicy, that have Eever been read
Tne Editors deem il useless t. say uny.
thing relative 80 The character of the pro-
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"ill he the Tusi amusing work that hn :
been issued in half century, for, il need
only be known that "SiosE" wrote il, TO
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i,'ai!c.s "E.its EIyefs."
Raleigh, NJ C..
Nav 90 1919 -lG
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SUFFER NOT!
WHEN A CURE Is GUARANTEED


S l. G r L L ID | 5 l. AS ES.
Self Abuse, NerroWs Debility. !Sriciures.
Gteeis Grarei. Dmbehs. Diseases of fle
h'dneys and Bladder, MercmrmI Kheun,a
iism. Scrotuia. Pans m the Bones n. al
Ankles, Diseases ~ The Lungs, Ihr0ai,
Nose and Eyes, Ulcers upon Me B~iy or
Limbs Cancers. Dropsy, Epiiiptic FIS,
81 ViLfs Dance. and AL Diseases arising
JraIa der mgeReni n Ar SrTuaI O,gans
Such as Nervous Trembling. Loss Of Memo
ry, loss Of Power, General w Weakness. Dimness
OF Vision, with peculiar spots appearing before
the eyer, loss OF Sight Wakefuhiess, by spspsia,
Liver disease, Eruptions upon the iace, pain
IN THE back aud head, Female irregularities and
all improper discharges irom both sexes. lt
matters not from what Cause the disease orig-
mated, however long standing OF obstinate tie
case recovery Ia certain, aud in shorter time
than perinanent cure can he effected by aI,y
other treatment, even after the disease has bal.
He'd the skill OF eminent ply sicians and resisted
oil their means OF cure. The medicines are
pleasant without odor, causing no sickness, aud
Tree froni mercury or balsiin. During twenty
years Of practice, have rescued from the laws
of Death, many thousands, who, in the last
Stages of the above mentioned discsses had
been giveh up TO die by their physicians. which
warrants me IN promising 10 the afflicted, WHO
may place themselves iuder my care, "a perfect
aud iuost speedy cure. Secret Diseases are the
greatest enemies to health, as they are the III st
cause Of consumption, Scrotuls and many
other diseases, aud should be a terror 10 the
human family, as permanent cure il scarcely
ever effected, majority OF the cases falling in-
10 the hands OF Incompetent persons who not
only tail 70 cure the diseases but ruin the con.
stitution filling the sySt.,u sith ,yh;c
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ID Y $ = f p S I A :.

The great scOurgc of this continent yields
quickly course of these antiseptc Fills,
and the digestive organs are restored to their
proper touc; searching and uneriiug remedy
disperscs it from the patients system
GENERAL DEBILITY AND WEAKNESS.
From whatever cause, Lowncss of Spirits,
and nll other signs OF diseased liver, and
other disorgauizatiou of the system, vanish un.
der the cradicatiug influence OF this all power
full anti>Cptic and detergent remedy.
BILIOUS DISORDERS.
The proper quantum aud right condition
the bile is Of momvntous importance to the
health Of the human frame, this .inti bilious
medicine cxpcls the hidden seeds Of the com.
plaint, aud rnmdcs nl the fluids and Sccrctons
pure and fluent, cleansing aud rcsu,itating the
viSal functions Of the body.
SIrKLY FEMALtS.
Should lose no time in trying a few doses of
this regulating and rcnovating remedy, what.
ever may be their complaint, it can be taken
with safety IN all periodical and other disorgau
IL tioms it, effect is all but miraculous.
UNREFUTED PROOF.
The testimony of Nations il unanimously
born To the health giving virtues OF, his noble
remedy, and certificates in every living Ian.
BuHge Dear witness tO the tndcniablcnCSs OF
their Intrinsic worth.
Hoiiomay'y pits are he best rrmedy
kno~n IN The morH for Me toliomi,g
diseases
Asthma, Diarrhpa, Indigestion,
Bowel Comprt, Dropsy, Influenza,
Coughs, Debility, Iutl,matiou,
Colds, Fever and Aguc. Inward weak.
Chest Diseases, Female CompI't, ness.
Costumes, Headaches, Liver Commit.
Dyspepsia, Lowucs oiSp.rits. Piles,
Stone aud Gravel, Secondary Symtoms, Ven
cral Affections. Worms OF all kinds
.B- CAUTIoNl-Nonc are genuine unless the
words Holloway New York aud London, are
discernil'le asa "Water.mark" iu every leaf ui
the book Of directions arouun each not or box !:
the same may be plainly seen by ''holding the
Leaf tn the light A hands ONE reward will be
given TO any one rendering such information as
may lead Ia the detection of any party or par.
ties countc, iciting the medicines or veI ding
the same, knowing them TO bs spurious.
- Sold at the Manufactures Of Professor
HOLLOWAY, 81 Maiden Lane, New York, nni
10y all respectable Druggists ana Dealers ia Med.
icnc throughout the United States aud th.
civilized world, in boxes at rs cents, 63 cents
and 81 each.
sE- There is considerable Savingby the lar
ger sizes.
y. B.-Dircctions for the guidance of pat
tents in every disorder are affixed to each box.
June 10 1895. lS-ly.
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The Great Ambassador of Health
TO ALL MANKIND.
II OLL0 " Avs PILLS.
A BOON TO THE SICK?

The want Of II sterling medicinal to meet the
ills and necessities OF the suffering portion OF
humanity, and one entirely free from mineral
aud other delcie'ous PARTICLES was severely
felt till this all powerful medicine was ushered
into the world iloLLowAT's INVALUABLE PILLS
have ccome the household remedy of all ma.
tions. Their attribute is TO prevent ss well as
to cure; they attack the radix or root of the
complaint, and thus by removing the hidden
cause of disease reinvigoratc and restore the
dropping energies OF the system, assisting ma
ture in her task OF vital and functionary refor-
,ation