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bsckoot Mais alor plus n re-
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Aaons ma chere Geogna etesons chec moi
Mon elc comment
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dams bai Nous hos dangers combae
der des ouruents dams Vvns les deux ct
nos forces faPp lie deci T dot nous pocurer
bonbeur
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e voudrais Kelly quelque
chose q nous faire faire or. -
Patience bn tende moi lie c.pane
daares les afa traeu alement
les danes les homm II dc t cnvns que eur
ddre 81 Pouvt sumen oon"are se
intentions
Oh lie Kelly dit quill dire mais moi p e de-
ouous orsqui quill renoner Ia rve e s en-
douter ql coupt decen sill par de Part
Arkau erat dener enao, da globe od Bolivar trait cherche
Backot nfoncant mains
dams po,hes Z marcber de long en- large .
mas capane Helena demand Bscktot
apres queques naants dc silence yrr.H .... . ~ rr
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regard d Bolivar garrotte devan
Backot dc aer des ahares
capane Deurs a ure gd silence souvisns
d 10 manere du rate EEagn qui coupe nez les oree
les bras don't ise ensute cadavre dams s mar's
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AsrmAEs, cArARRHL, cOQUELUcHE. RHr-
MES, Torx cOsvULsivE, IsvLANNArloSs DE
roirRISH, etc. = Cos affections cont 10 RI.
pultat dune accumulation, dans IL tissu
,usinc du pouInon vt sur " surface dee bron.
chs~, dune mntisrc glaireusc, AcRE, vIs-
H. poumon Ia suite u ane Inflammation. In
trarhse- srtare sst boucl,sc, 10 poamou ne -
dilate plus, Ia respiration dcvicni iinpossi-
ble. La nature chcrche expulser cctte
HuxeUR sLAiKEusE par dcs aCces do toux
convulsivc, 1t le naladc meurt ,sphyxia, 81
ON no So hate de lui adnsinistrer rEf,fsr
pour supplecr sux efforts impuissants dc Ia
nature.
ApopLsxiE, pARALYsiE. - Le ccrveau est
traverse par une Qaantits in6nie de vais-
scaax ss,,xui'ss ct ly'npaatiqucsy u est co.
vcloppe dune pcllicuic ou membrane uu.
qucuse, qui exsude unc hunour glaircnre
chargse d'enfrctenir cot organc chns un etat
dhumidite convenabic. Aussit1f que, par
tion 20 dcvelopp-, soIt dane lcs vaisseaNx
sanguins ou iymphatique~. s,ii dams In pclli-
cule ou mcubrsne muqueuse, ct que, par
suite. fhu,neur glaircuse cst stcretee Plus
abond.nss qu'il NO convi> II, u rpAScHE.
NgST dc cctte hnmcur dams IL corveau, OF,
peu npres, ApoPLxxIG q PAnALrsIE.
II ny q qu'un moycn d d'cmpechcr nm p..
rcl nalheur. cest dus~r de- lkk1sr de
Gssiis< AvAsr, pgSDAST TT APags L'sPAH.
caENgsr, pour lc prescnir, IT pour On ops.
rvr 10 rjs0sptioa ps une derivation pus.
sante sur 10 tnbe intestinal, s'il q cu lien.
BiLE, AALADiEs siLiKcsEs, yiEvkE JAU.
NJ, yAUSissE, IsDioesrioss, ciiJLGRA Mon.
sUs, etc. - i.orsqse 10 foie cst dcvcnu 70
siege d'uno Inflammation violcntc, cctte In
dam'nntion 40 cOsnmunique Ia rate. l'ca-
tOmuc II aux iue4s0eiua ISHf suite dun de bOr-
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METEOROLOGICAL BELLE GEoR0INA.

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ATTENTION Dc Kelly tut tout I coup disrae par arrivee
dEIelesa h dt6lersnt Fun apres autre re-
81 ron aluerent eur chef Ceuci repondre
sssas polessse s'adrosa dun rss des hommes:
QY --iA ls lettrs 6si. %, Basr e.ug,y %
-Ea VOLTA capitaue repoudit Pierre plutds lhom
h dssaries que Isvops d9ns lecteur Le
Nd ps IL doapte queques minutes svan mon depart
Kelly sempas brusquemeeS d0 pspe digea
- nsAs Ssdrssnns Bckfoo lui dit
d -, s iasss qsslq.ss hsurss Dem.in De grand
A r, baigs. sasi6 deuy Aommcs partut
e6,i,a ifutteisar dss 6aoasss sAl
D e ~. 1sas hesss tails :vss beus portsar
ssaN pa vi: ssvssea On begyaut
-CsCisiss Ksny.- yai lhosassr ds tI ~ .S.i- 81
49,. 6asdssa dOrmes
Se ui bonsr Et attendra de vro
o. spsA essless temps dams tands one San.
a sSu1us buns.s nsussk dams 500
- wss.1ass = Aeq.st:;
y: alss: I'll On regards hsbstes par III
le 6sss husn Cd rsclat dune Ampe Stat demi vole
msnAsss besoin de moi. demain matn
se y ks tu: tut eucos toarnsr c qacqoe maheurea
xI RI vsax prta4 dame Mes amis des moments oa
sKIa Sadsn dN Back saut bras sans eeremooie
.s heuIA beson de Vous serez
o ~ eaz s'r0af S'ea ss e' s~"'' eFo''Oos que voa
-. SS 49, svs Mo. Bl.ct'o. bssya jsane dandy Al
wv Cspidoa es ob mnos to M vigs soes
eo.Is & bAckfao L. disbls Msis dounatoo
n. s pur his vosdr.is porter entire mes deus
ass n Gss passils \ vdtss q esllsds Pissrs
ks. bon greA Baokfs so eaa enc gnase putds
osa Tout monde ne Pea p yss ADos nous GOO
jaIA II camaade qu bavsrdAt ct gSicula
- . III qsn tat eudorm tout hii 10 sraints qui
~ = mn han d service pour ls 'sadsuaio
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demsus Ac bile daus o~s divers esgases. lCne
yeritablo inltctioM purulente Par " blla ~
davcsspps la jsunisse, v 6eyre isuue. dee
Aavres passides Ut bilieWses, lee 6~vrys de-
marsis, 10 chol<ra ct lee malndlcs pcstiler.
tielles 90 dtclareit, lee calcula bihairce ss
forInCnt daus In vtsieule du Del, eec, Pear
prsvcsir css dsserssss, u fast expsIS.w de Ia
fur et 1 s,ssure qu'ells - prs<isi,, a s,n
ployvr cel cfst fEhxsv ds (sssllis pvtpsIS
par PAUL GAGG, qAi resnit, . ana setipn
purgaiivs doucc, dss qualities ssnsihes VI sn.
uPuer'dcs. . fsf a9 fagrs a. g1.sr.L
= CAYAaAws ps la vEssis. - Lorrque Ice
urincs sont surchsrgecs d ape nsatisrc xl~i.
reuse, QUkLoUEvOls uOrssEuH ou hAc.
sEArRE, qae,qucfois 6lamie ct pour ainsi
dire MUiLEusE, cctte mwtiese Rrtse Ie~ pa.
rois de Ia vessie ct y dsvsloppe y catssyiss
vssicHl. (3ugRisOR, empechor u mattere
gIairruse de- ssjousnss dahs Ia vssie st,d'y
pAnAsrcr en- usant de rkissir de Gsslst pse'
pare psr Paul GAoE. ..7 u .sagI7D
0orryE TT RRuNArBsnk. - Ces 6Dax
mslsslies graves deivess l~ss osiaies ! uns
natierc glaircuss, Acnx, qui sect 6str ssr
les nnanbeases sylsOv islss dss arttculneio0e
ss sur les lsreaAvroses 9si envrluplrni lss
musclcs. lndiQusr In cause DE- css slalsaiss,
c'cst indiquer h reinsdc c'eet 6lse Vss
rEiisir d. 'Gssii.< prepare par .PaVL (9Sss
cst " incillcur agent qs'on pei.sc caspbSyrs
pour soulaGer vite II gu6rsv suSisirsneht. Ls
guerisoa - compless var l'ussyc do 5Ssss
Noes rsnvervms. pour les. sntses najs-
dire arcusi0nuSes psr ks glairss, - livrs
d'oa est cxtrsit GO qsi prtcsde. o. y deli.
vrc gratis svec chsquc bouieills, IT reeDe qai
n sn scra pes acco'npag"ss ssfs fvpstss
contr, fuitc dH 71Ia9W0lh ~ tIfa
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a. RiIE CONT. 48

~, Rue CONT. 10
s..1,. Chsserss % Pssssss Dc 10 Bourss,
NowvsIls.OrtSG1ss.
r,.vanx d Zsuc, teshlanc, Plomh, Cui-
x,.' kc.. poas B16i0ss0 q Usosasilss De
wSsags, lsssallaaiea Do Tuyanx - p,eab,
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fsitsrss % Zine gsssasiss. ktpas.fiess
pour tsues sspsess 10 kampss, 1sauesssu'
% q vsasusaax frssvais.
Cslte nsisoa, ruas de- pgc9iirss Dc u
lj1le6 dao trovuax quslle esSeue0 sosei otoo
sus per h jssse 6Sssiou Do 80 psis.
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lie FOND .JES CHOOSES.

Voici. carreau CONNIE re6et de hmpc.
Avec lombre dun homme. Allous, moutons h rsmpe,
Approchons ct voyons. .s.....a. aa a..H. s. sep
All c'ea TOT, docteur Faust, dams Ia meme posture
Du sorcier de- Rembrandt sur Ia noire psnturs r q.
Aux aamboyauts nyons.
Quo Tu las pas brise 6oles dachimiste, asag
1t penches touours grand front chauve ct :riste :
Sur quclquc manuscrit y q. .a.4.5# ..a..n -a.r..H
Dams ton livre. laeurs de sOe myseique. H..f
Quo tn cherches encore le mot cabastiIue
Qui fait venir Esprit ~ ....s. ....a rHalra
Que sable. qusl corai a nmene IA sonde r.r -.af
As-tu touche le fond des sagesses du monde
En- puisant ton puts
Nous dams fat nonter toute nue.
La blanche Verite jusyu'ici msconnue
Arbrs. oG sOni done tes fruits
Js mai pu Dc ,soa puts tirsr que Dc eau care sieaa
lie sphinx intcrroge continue Z tare Da IIs tsIa
81 chauve cas9 81 ~ sIialpr8 lH9- lap atHa. .ls
Helas len pexetere ct Qws soisje! al'H
1t les 6eun do front fait cow,De una neigc ~
AuI lisax oa Jsi passe ilan sa safH -ae51f1f $50
sl.s
Uu scul baiser q douce ct blanche Marguerite.
Pris sur "a b0uche 6eur 81 fraiche Of petite ,tf
g go. vaut mieux que tout celia. -, 81 .TfJ y.
Ne cherchez pas mut qui q est pas dams 10 ivre
Pour avor CONNIE Wit. noublies pss de vivre. r
Aimes, tout est ID. [
THrorHiLE GAurIEa
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ARTICLES DIvERs.

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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-05-13

GOLD IN IowA-Although many have
been incredulous, and even our own citizens
stoutly denied the existence of gold in
Iowa, and insisted that it was all a hum
bug, yet the number of the doubling has
diminished, and all will soon be compelled
to admit that gold, in quantities large
enough to pay for mining, is found in Lu-
cas-, Clark, Madison and several other in
terror counties. About this there can be
no doubt. The newspapers published up
on the ground assert it positively. Num-
erous letters from reliable gentlemen resid-
ing in the auriferous region, and we'll known
to us, confirm it. And we have conversed
with those who have passed through and
looked at the diggers and the diggings, and
they tell us that the effort has been to con-
ceal and belittle the result rather than to
exaggrate. We are told that many per-
sons were digging last winter, even, when
the earth was hard frozen, and it is inferred
that they obtained satisfactory resulss or
they would not have continued to larbor.
1t is undoubtedly true that enterprises
of considerable magnitude have been un-
dertaken-dams have been commenced
races dug, and small streams turned from
their channels. A good many people have
engaged in mining and washing, and con-
siderable excitement exists, which is on
the increase. From all of which, we are
satisfied gold has been found. And, from
the fact that many returned Californians
are on the ground, and our own citizens har-
dly likely to get in fever about nothing we
shall infer, until convinced to the contrary,
that the amount found is sufficient in guam
tity to pay those who are digging, and is
not all anticipation. When itgoes forward
toward the East, in quantities sufficient 10
talk about--gets the endorsement of the
mint as possessing the true ring, then there
will be no further room for cavel. But,
until that time, it is probably the best to
wait Burlington Haukeye.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-05-13

The FLooD ON THE LOWER MISSISSIPPI.
The N. Orleans Creseat thus describes
the appearance Of things from actual OBJ
servation:
The lower part of Algiers, or that part
directly opposite Canal street, was closely
menanced by the flood. From the Pavil-
ion Garden up to Gretna, and from that
town to the crevasse the only dry land was
the levee, with an inner slope, varying ac-
cording TO the natural undulations. The
whole country was lake, here white and
feathery with the thistle down of the COM
mons, and there smooth and unbroken from
the cultivation of the fields beneath. For
nearly three miles we went up over the
Opelousas railroad track, in several parts of
which, though the average depth of the
water was four feet, the iron rails showed
above the surface, being held up by the
floating timbers.
The bushes, weed-tops, and fences were
alive with water-bound spiders, lizards, and
other small inhabitants of the swamp
The water was enlivened here and there
with snakes and leeches, swimming for
land, and with bewildered buffalo-fish hunt
ing deep water. 1t would have been a
splendid trip for an icthyologist or an ento-
mologist. The submerged Catholic ceme-
tary back of McDonoughville, and the
submerged habitations of the living along
the route were interesting features of the
grand water picture. The Marine Hospit-
al was never more marine than on this oc-
casion. At Gretna, we found large part
of the town inundated; the houses built
close to the earth being completely washed
out, and those built on pillars being still
tenanted, with the aid of skiffs, gunwales,
and other floating craft, and bridges built
along the streets, as in this city in ls49.
In several yards we saw cats, dogs, and
chickens, loaing about on the floating tim
Der, as unconcerned as if on terra firma.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-05-13
s...,ue the Machinery.

The Philadelphians have now done what
the New Workers began in the Tienman cleo
tion-that is, they hare smashed all to
pieces the machinery of the politicians,
who have been relying only on athe ma
sheen" "to run the thing" (snything)
through. While Lecompton guns were
fired off with Federal powder, the second
sized city of the Union, in Mr.. Buchanan's S
own State, and which gave him a majori-
ty of thousands and thousands,-and which,
in so doing, led the van in October, 1856,
that secured his elcction,-has now in
1858, laughed at his powder, condemned
his "Lecompton," smashed to atoms his
party organization, and made Mayor of an
Old Line Wing. This smash Of the dem
ocratic machine will make more noise in
the White House than all the Lecompton
powder,-for in it the President has voice,
sign, from home of the general smash
up that is preparing for him elsewhere, and
about everywhere.
The Democratic politicians, though
smashed all up in 1910, and saved only in
1874 by the Birney Abolitionists in New
York,-and though smashed up again in
1s4s,-and saved only from smash up in
1855, and 1856, by the division of the OPP
position,-have come to the absurd conclu-
sion that, no matter how badly they be-
have, two oppositions will always be run
against their Baltimore, or Cincinnati ma
chines-snd that hence, they are on the
everlasting track for the White House
and its spoils forever,-with an irresistible
locomotive to lead the way there. Power,
they have concluded, is "divine," and 'here-
ditary," in the Democratic National Ma
sheen! Vor Cincinnati, vor Dell We
shall see.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-05-13
The Marshal fer the Northern
Ohio. Burns Shirt Torn to
Rass-and a ''Gil', net Sprung

A private despatch from Washington
says that the President on yesterday sent
to the Senate the name of Matthew John
son, of Toledo, for Marshal for this District
The candidate who lately has apparently
been in favor, was Dickinson, of Halls Dis
trict. But English's Bill has passed, Halls
vote is secure, and Dickinson, who was al
so Senator Pugh's man, is dropped. Burns,
of the Coshocton District, has had his pet
candidate-Mr. Loveland-but Burns tore
his shirt on the Lecompton business in vain
and now the President having led him as
far as he wished, takes the ring out of his
nose, and let's him run.
Poor Gill, of Columb:ana, had prom
Use of more than years standing, and has
lived in Washington, constantly, since Old
Buck was inaugurated, but he is strangled
in the meshes of the Executive net. 1t is
said that this appointment of johnson is
Buchanan's own, the old man having per
sonally favored the appointment from the
first; but he has kept his toadies and lick
spittles in tow, used them to his hearts
content, and dismissed them bowling.
Tue appointment of johnson is, no doubt
owing to Steedman's influence, for Ohio,
with the Buchanan Administration, is in
Steedman's breeches pocket Cleueland
Herald.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-05-13
A Rich Letter from Il Congress-
man.

The Cincinnati Gazette has been fur
nished with letter written by the Indiana
Congressman whose name is attach ed To
it. This man Foley went for English's
bill. The Gazette vouches for the letter
being perfect copy of the original.
WASHINGTON, April %, SO.
Dear friend your Kind favor of the
IA Inst. is to hand. l was glad to here
from you the indication is the Kansas tro-
bles will be settle to day by the Democrat
ic party. Which will be time of rejoy-
sing the administration has all Redy reen-
stated me in full felership-if my friend
John L. Robinson will consent l will be
Permitted to act with the democratic Par
ty agine the settlement will be on the Great
Principles of noninterventions so you will
we poor devels have held our ground well
| See from your letter l will have plenty
of competitors in the convention well it is
free country they have rite to be can
didates And the people have a rite to Sc
lect the one that will suit them best and if
they want a man that will labor for the in
terest of the masses they will chuse myself
so leave them perfectly free to chuse for
them self.
any favor you can render me will be Ia
ken Kindlys and feel certin | can carry
the District-turn me loose in the district
l will bring them up to the poles certin. l
will help the hold ticket some hundreds in
the district.
l will be home by the 10 of June and will
have chance to see my friends be fore the
convention comes of and will write my
friends on the subject from the custom and
circumstances l think l ought to have a
chance of the next rase-you will do me a
kindness by seeing as many CT the friends
MS conveant and Enlist them in my favor l
have been quite unwell the last week feel
much better today hope this will find
You and family we'll
your friend JAS. B. FOLEY.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-05-13

EForney rejoiceth at the result of the
election in Philadelphia. He announces
"the election of the entire Peoples Anti
Lecompton ticket" for city officers by de-
cided majority. He says that the Demo
cratic candidate for Mayor had not COM
mitted himself to the Presidents policy
The convention which nominated him had
not endorsed Lecomptou. But the people,
fearing that if they should vote even for a
man not openly committed against the
great wrong, they might be supected of
giving it their countenance-feeling that
the Administration would cry victory, if
any one not an avowed enemy should be
elected--voted for, and triumphantly elect
ed an Anti Lecompton man. He says of
the result.
Such is the penalty which the Demo
cratic party is compelled to pay for this
unfortunate and fatal policy.
Such is the popular comment on the
grave official argument that, by forcing the
people of Kansas to accept hateful con-
stitution, the issue would be "localized.."
Is is an admonition to power; it is a
warning to faithless Representatives, who
may be before the people in October; it is
a warning to all men, that silence or equiv
ocation on great principle will never be
submitted to in Pennsylvania.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-05-13
Federal Appoint ment..

The Senate have confirmed the appoint
ment of Geo. w. Belden as Attorney for
the United States for the Northern District
of Ohio, and Matthew johnson as Marshal
for the same District. Mr.. johnson has ar
rived in this city and will enter immediate
ly upon his duties. We suppose the Office
of Marshal is very lucrative one and will
be more than ordinarily so for the next two
years as in that time the the census is to
be taken. Mr.. johnson will make an ener-
getic and efficient officer, and although dis
appointed candidates may complain and
squirm bis appointment will give the party
to which Mr.. Jonson is attached very gen.
eral Cleveland Herald.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-05-13
State Fair.

The grounds at Sandusky have been Sc
lected for the Fair. The Board of Apri-
cultural lately held meeting in that city
and commenced operations for the show.
A local committee acted in conjunction
with the Board, and every arrangement
was made which can conduce to the Success
of the Fair.
The Executive Committee chosen from
the Board is composed of John NJ. Millikin
DR.. N. S. Townsend and DR.. L. 0. Rawson
under whose immediate charge the arrange
ments will be carried out.
We have no doubt every thing will be
done by the citizens of Sandusky to make
the Fair success, and there are attrac-
tions in and about that city which, should
the weather prove propitious, will call 9
large crowd of people, Cleveldnd Herald.