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TTAVANA CIGARS.--Al lot Of very ane Havana CT
II rsrs iust received by J. W. LANGLEY & CO.
~I1nee-s No. a, Union street.
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FURTHER REDUCFION.
JULY ION, 1855.

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TEW WHEAT! NEW WHEATu

NOR SALE.--One hundred bales Northern Extra Hay
II lust received hy [may7-tfl P. 4 C. ANDERSON.
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And whereas The said treaty having been submitted he se-.
ate of the lnti states for s constitutional action aeon t
did, the thiy rst day March, one thousand erh
hundred and hity eisi advise and the rafcaon
the same By resol uton AID with Amendments in nc Wois
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Three Daily Trains from PiusbuFg
20 PhfIadeInhfa.
Central Ohio and BaItimere and
Ohio Railroads.
RUNNING TINE BETWEEN COLUMBUS, OHIO, AND
BALTIMORE, % HOURS.

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f-NAlH tF AhA AAAsn STATE tLlrll ala l1aa--
Reoled two thirds Of the present. eoncng) That
theSana,e sEiso and the ratification o. s treaty
between the Unitei states he PIVHee Iaus, made
2ftl day 0f September, 1857, with ihe following
AMrxDMENr-At the end Of the "a econ9 article ala aAnd
furthtr agreed a the President may, any
en- ton discontinue said pepe i causing the value lar
caBlnaion therUo 20 Re paid expended
sld Indians such him shall proper
ASBUHT DICKENS. screi1rv
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By tie Presjdeaf ofns Clsite1 Siaiss.
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Dy the Fii'ls'53 isai: as, s.,re.ary !, s,.,.-
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ASBUHY DICKENS, sscrei1rg
BT ~. HICKEY, lAief llert.

whereas the foregoing amendment having fully
preel explained o. the chiefs Pawue
tribe Aforesaid they did theeuno, the third day o. April,
th0usand eight hunl and ffte-ht it Wash
foIlows- % vii
We, the Undersigned chiefs and headmen 5f The RaFnes tribe
Of lndln With i1l powers Do, hereby give fee and
voluntry assent % The aueodmen made b the senate Of he
States the trfrst day OF March, A. ID thous
and eight ndre and heh O. he treaty concluded between
United states and tribe me twenty fourth 17 of Sep
taer D. one th0nsand eight hundred and hity-sFen
having ibe same niarpreted aud fully eyplanui o.
In testimony have hereunto subscribed
and aHx ssls- -a1tle city of Washington, this t day %
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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-12-30
THE EXECUTION.

Yesterday, the 18th day of December,
was the time at which the existence OF the
guilty criminal Terminated. At eight o.
clock in the morning a great crowd of peo-
pie gathered around the yard of the pris-
on. The police of the city were in attend
ance 10 keep order, and in this they sue
ceeded better than could have have been
expected. Every available point where
the interior of the prison yard could be
seen, the tops of neighboring houses, fences
and streets, had an occupant, though the
high board fence which surrounded the
gaIlows effectually prevented those outside
from seeing it.. The usual number Of cler-
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, II - p. 2. - - 7
THE FIRST COUPLE.
BIZ CHARLES sw AN.


When bright with wpmans glance and grace
Fair Eve to Adams love was given,
He gszed upon her beautious face, .IeZ
tls4A 4Apd Thought that earth indeed was heaven
Eash day some new delight appear'd zsc
III Each hour some new attraction sprung. 2
And found seseh link of life endeard
-ebAt last he found-that she'd tongue -
Close hid within those ruby gales .,.-.-
With all those pearly guards to screen it.
He heard her tongue-tradition states
An bour or two before he'd seen it. -.
She tcaz'd as only woman can, ~ fae-f
"A power they've kept for ages long e..1
Her plan was still the better plan, ro-
on Her tongue by far the better tongue. ~
Despite her charms, that sweetly beam'd,
= Poor Adam thought before week,
That though perfection else, ii seem'd
~. A great mistake to make her speak. ID
Yet She was precious to his heart;
. Ard as for fauits-why she was young;
He would not with an Atom part,
No-pot ajot, except her tongue. p
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-12-30
Wheat Turning to CIless--Once
-r.- More.

EDS. GENEsEE FARMER-About one
mile from where l now write, (Bronte,
township of Trafalgar, c. W. on the farm
of Charles Sovereign, Esq, a field of wheat
was sown, after careful summer-fallowing,
on high, dry, and sandy soil, in good
seeding time in the fall. In the following
spring, the wheat was very clean from foul
weeds, promising fine crop, and at ma
turity proved itself to be such. By chance,
n board was blown into the field, and
lodged upon the wheat; and after lying
there several days, it was observed and re-
moved. When the crop was ready for the
sickle, the portions where the board lay
was every spear ofit chess there was not
even one spear of wheat, the balance
of the crop was very good, and but very lit
tie chess or foul weeds of any kind.
Now, sirs, was this any evidence that
wheat turns to chess, or was it not? |
think it is sufficient 10 satisfy any reasona-
bic mind on the subject. A. B. S.
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Chinese Sugar Cane in Iowa.

EDS. GENEsEE FARMER:-According tc
promise, l will give you some account Of
our Sorgho operations, though so many
have raised, experimental and written up
on it that l fear l shall have nothing new
TO add. The 18th of May my husband
planted two-thirds Of an acre, but owing to
the GOODNESS of the season, many of the
seeds failed to come up, so that when cut it
was estimated at about one-third of an acre,
which yielded -l0,560 canes; only 500 Of
these were fully ripe, which were reserved
to test the difference between ripe and un-
ripe cane for yield and quality of syrup
My husband being Il mechanic as well as
farmer, built himselfa mill, somewhat af-
ter the fashion of cider press, only with
three upright rollers instead of two, going
by horse power. He also made a sheet
iron pan with wooden sides and heater,
with brick arch to boil upon; he boiled
in the pans till it was about half reduced,
adding cream of lime, and white of eggs
10 clarity, when it was taken off and strain
ed. 1t was then brought into the house
for the won,en folks to finish off in large
brass kettle, adding little SKINNED milk.
We found the yield of unripe cane TO be
one gallen of syrup to ten of jucice; the
500 reserved canes were then pressed and
yielded forty-6ve gallons, which, when boil
ed, made seven gallons of syrup, of much
finer quality than the first, showing con-
clusiyely that the canes must be ripe to
make the most and best molasses. The
lO,560 canes made eighty-six gallons of
syrup, all of which was better than any
common molasses, and the best as nice as
Belchers syrup. Owing to the rollers be-
ing of wood instead of iron, We did not get
the whole of the saccharine matter--prob-
ably not much more than two-tbirds--as
wooden rollers give so much more than
iron, and the last of thejuice is richer than
the first. / find the syrup, when half boil
ed to the consistency of molasses, to be an
excellent substitute for cider in making
pumpkin and apple butter; but to make,
wild plum and tomato butter, or MARINA
lade, (which articles are very popular here
in the west,) it requires the whole strength.
Pumpkin butter is much improved by adj
ding little vinegar while cooking, which
gives il a tart taste, much resembling ap-
pie. think, after this, farmers may snap
their fingers at hard times as far as s0esf
eninq is concerned for they may be por-
fectly Independent. VIOLA.
Clay, Warrington Co., Iopc, Nov. '24.>
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as THAT ALSO THINE pa beautiful
reply is recorded of Delecarlian peasant,
whose was displaying 20 him the grandure
of his estates. Farms, houses, and forests
were pointed out in succession, on every
hand. as the property of the rich proprie-
tor, who summed up finally by saying =
In short, all that you can see in every di-
rection, belongs to me-" The poor man
looked thoughtful for moment, then
pointing up to heaven, solemnly replied,
Sand is that also thine!" "a
And is not this question which may
we'll be addressed 10 every one who is re-
joicing in the multitude of bis riches; who,
as he looks around him, sees the mercies
that have been poured out in his lap; may
he moi be asked--Is heaven also thine?
And if such question may be asked of
the rich, may it not be asked OF all wheth-
er rich or poor3 And may we in all sim
cerity ask the reader to weigh well the
words-Is Heaven also hines 4 ,~
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-12-30

WILD PEopLE.-In Lancaster, La, q
thing like man, but hairy as bear, has
been seen frequently by the people. 1t is
very wild and strong. 1t was seen in a
cow pen, sucking the cows, and when dis
covered it started as if about to fight, then
turned and fled, bounding like deer.
1t walks upright and is supposed TO be a
wild man. o. b
The Bastrob, (Texas) Advertiser tells a
strange story of child about two years
old, straying in the woods, and found on
the third day ten miles from home; it cross
ed two creek bottom thickets, filled with
briars, thorns and bushes. When found
it was perfectly wild and even out-ran its
mother, when she tried to catch 1t, and
struggling against its captors. When taken
home it again started for the woods.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-12-30

An IMPERIAL Guy FAwKEs.-A Paris
correspondent of the St. Louis Anzeiger
des Westens writes that the lower classes
of the Partisan population are seized with
terrible suspicion, which the late predic-
tion by the clergy of an impending calami-
ty have not tended to allay. 1t seems
that for the last two years the Catacombs,
those immense subterrarean quarries out
of which and over which Paris has been
built, have been closed to the public. This
fact, added to the general impression that
the Emperor would shrink from no means,
however diabolical, to suppress a revolu-
ton, has lei to the rumor that the cata-
combs are filed with powder, with train
leading to chamber beneath the Tuiller-
les, so that in case of successful uprising
of the people, the Emperor would need
but a lighted match to blow half the city
into atoms, and in the confusion and ter
ror which would necessarily ensue, regain
his power. ..-, -
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-12-30

An Albany physician furnishes the fol-
lowing remedy for the throat disease, and
which he pronounces an infallible cure
GAS soon as the patient is affected by the
disease, apply lemon poultice, made by
cutting the lemon in small pieces, and pla-
cling them on proper cloth; place the
poultice on the throat, SO as to cover the
entire surface; over this place cloth wet
with cold water, SO that it covers the throat
properly; wet the cloth in cold water free
ly every half hour, renew the poultice once
in two hours. A gargle of common juice,
two-thirds lemon, one-third water may be
used freely; bakers yeast may also be used
in gargle. A mild cathartic, composed
of SIENNA, peppermint and jalap may used
once per day. Drink freely of lemonade
with three tea-spoonsful of good gin in
each glass. Battle the patient daily in
weak I've water. fs
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-12-30

EA Law has been passed by the
Legislature of Mississippi levying a tax up
on lands in the river counties exposed to
inuudations of ten cents per acre, for re-
pairing and perfecting the levee Of the
Mississippi river. 80" ae
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-12-30

~"Mike, what kind of potatoes are
those you are plantingr
"Raw ones, to be sure. Be the howly
poker an does yer honor think would be
afther plantin' billed ones"
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-12-30

tant, adding--with the Buffalo CONNER
ciql-that if the agony of remorse which
speaks in this letter, can teach the lesson Of
marital fidelity to one who wayers, or point
out the weary pathway of sorrow which
awaits the betrayer, it will have accom-.
plished the object of its publication.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-15
NO. 63.
MISCELLANEOUS READING.
From Punch.

NOUS AvoUs CHANGE TOUT CELIA.
At the play ground OF Europe, more rivals than
brothers,
Two players have still led the game, high or
low;
John Bull is the name OF the one, and the others
We may give rs our tars give il, Johnny Cra-
paud.
1t has still been our boast, unless History gar
bles
The facts still poor Truths black and white is
done brown,
Tba, there never was time when John Bull
dropped his marbles,
Because Johnny Crapaud chose to cry "knuckle
down"
But from recent events an impression one gath
ers,
That this law Of the Game must have met with
mischance.
And 'St George for old England OF
our fathers
Seems changed to the peace-cry-"St Stephens
for France!"
Hark the dry bones of Chatham in Westmin-
ster stirring,
And Pitts stately skeleton rafting in pain;
Nelson's ghost, in Wrens crypt, all impatient
comforting,
With the spirit of Wellington, vital again!
Be STILL angry shadows! Why strive to unchain
us,
To lift our humiliate souls from the ground:
Know you not that each Englishman's "Clyis
Romauus,"
And "Civls Britannicus" is but a sound'
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"THe Great Scheme Of the .Nonth"

GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY CLASS f,
To be drawn in Baltimore City, March 70, 1898.
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME.
2Odrawn Ballots in each Package Of % Tickets.
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, SC.

NIORE NEW BOOKS.-Handhon' History
wi History OF the Republic OF the United
States of America, as traced in the writings OF
Alexander Hamilton, and OF his contemporaries,
by John c. Hamilton, Vol. l., price $3.50.
Leisure LObors, or Miscellanies, Historical,
Literary, and Political, by Joseph B. Cobb, s |.
Portraits Of My Married Friends, or Peep in
to Hymen's Kingdom, by Uncle Ben, Sl.25.
Northern TraueL Summer and Winter Pic
lures OF Sweden, Denmark, and Laplanf by
Bayard Taylor, Sl25
Benton on Dred SoOtt-Hstorical and Legal
Examination OF that part OF the decision OF the
Supreme Court of the United States in the Dred
Scott Case, which declares the unconstitution-
ality OF the Missouri Compromise Act, &c., by
the author OF Thirty Years View, 81.
Barclays Wanuai-A Manual OF Medical
Diagnosis, being an Analysis of the Signs and
Symptoms of Disease, by A. w Barclay, NJ
D 81 Just published and for sale by
ian 27 ROBERT BELL
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SUCKING UP WATER FROM SAND.

Livingstone, the African traveller, de-
scrlbes an ingenious method by which the
Africans obtain water 10 the desert:
1.-The women tie bunch OF grass 20 one
end of reed, about two feet long, and insert
it 10 hole dug as deep as the arm will reach;
then ram down the wet sand firmly around
it. Applying the mouth to the free end of
the reed, they form vacuum in the grass
beneath, in which the water collects, and in
a short time rises to the mouth. 1t will be
perceived that this simple, but truly phiio-
sophical and siectual method, might have
been applied in many cases, in different coun-
tries where water was greatly needed, to the
saving of life. IL seems wonderful that 1t
should have been now first made known to
the world, and that it should have been ha-
biually practised iu Africa, probably for
centuries. 1t seems worthy of being particu-
larly noticed, that it may no longer be neg
lected from ignorance. 1t may be highly
important to travellers on our western
deserts and prairies, in some parts OF which
water 10 known to exist below the surface"
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A PROFESSIONAL CARD.

The subscriber informs her friends, and
the public generally, that she continues to
invent and circulate lies of every description
on most reasonable terms, at the shortest nc.
tice Persons requiring her services are re-
ferred to any of the most respectable fami-
lies in the neighborboOd in which she re-
sides.
n. B.-Characters ruined, or only partial
ly injured. by the family or piece. Village,
house and tea-table lies told upon any sub
iect and at moments notice. Hints and in
situations by the groce. dozen, orsingle, with
a liberal allowance to Wholesale dealers.
KITTY CLACKER.
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LOTTERY ADVERTISEMENT.
STATE LOTTERIES
vi FOR MARCH, 1883
r. France & CO, Managers.

We present 10 our customers throushont 'he
Union some Of the most Magnificent Schemes
for the month OF March ever offered. The
MARYLAND STATE LOTTERIES are the safest Lot
teries TO purchase Tickets in. They are fairly
drawn by the State Lottery Commissioner, IN
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Managers. All who desire, and will take the
trouble, can soon ascertain that the Maryland
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T. H. HUBBARD & CO, will fill all orders
in the Maryland Lotteries promptly, and all
communications held strictly confidential
u The country is flooded with swindling
bogus Lotteries, holding out vast inducements,
in the shape OF large Capitals for a small price
of Tickets Beware of all such, and when you
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|NHE SHOALS AND QUlCKSANDS OF
YOUTH LUST Published the Sd Edition.

'IHE SHOALS AND QUlCKSANDS OF
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Avenue Box 1855, New York. Jan I5-3m
IRON! IRON! IRON !!!-Just received, 20
tons BAR, BAND, SCROLL, AND AXLE
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lowest possible rates for cash.
ELVANS Il THOMPSON,
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S,WAN Il CO.'S LOTTERIES !-AUTHoRIzE
- ny THE STATE OF GEORGIA
a7n.nnn EOR TEN DOLLARSI

The following Scheme will be drawn by S.
SWAN Il CO, Managers of the SPARTA AGAR.
EMr LOTTERY, in each OF their Single Number
Lotteries tor March SIS, at AUGUSTA, Georgia
in public, under the superintendent OF Com
missiomers.
Class !. 10 be drawn in the city Of Augusta
Ga, in public, on Saturday. March 20h, 1883.
Class ), to be drawn in the city of Augusta
Ga, in public, on Saturday, March 27th 1888.
0N THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
5,4S5 Pri-es!-Nearlyon one Prl-e TO erery Tickets!
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> nOO TONS OF COAL ON HAND

1900 HGss R G Of SGaeaT SSaH qs Sss! aSSD ss;e to
inform the citizens of Alexandra, that ne has
now laid in MS Winter supply OF COAL. His
stock, consisting OF White and Red Ash An.
thracte OF the different sizes, Cumberland Lump,
Run OF Mine, and Fine. is the largest ever offer
ed in this market. 1t is clean and in nice order,
and will be sold at the lowest market price.
II Office on Union street, End door south Of
King. dec IA
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JENKINS Il LAMB DIN, MANUFAC-
% IURERS OF SASH, DOORS, SHUT
TEAS. BLINDS, and FRAMES, keep con.
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United States
~ All orders promptly attended 10. Circu-
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ton. Address JENKINS 4 LAMBDlN,
cor of Queen and Fairfax-sts., Alex, Va.
an 2i-eOly
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IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES
Enclose the money TO our address Tor the
Tickets ordered on receipt OF which they will
be forwarded by first mail.
Purchasers can have Tickets ending in any
figure they may designate
The list OF drawn Numbers and Prizes will be
sentto purchasers Immediately after the drawing
ES Purchasers will please write their sigma
lures plain, and give their Post Office, County,
and State.
" Remember that every prize is drawn, and
payable in full without deduction.
n All prizes OF 81 900 and under, paid inn
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usual time ofthirty days.
All communications strictly confidential.
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~ Persons residing near Montgomery, Ala.
or Atlanta, Ga. can have their orders filled, and
save time. by addressing S. SWAN & CO., at
either of those cities.
Y A list OF the numbers that are drawn
from the wheel, with the amount of the pr.ze
that each one is entitled TO- will be published
alter every drawing in the following papers
Augusta, (Georgia) Constitutiona!ist, New
Orleans Delta, Mobile Register, Charleston
Standard, Nashville Gazette, Atlanta InteIligen.
Ger, New York Weekly Day Book, Savannah
Morning News, Richmond Dispatch, New York
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TOHN r. EVANS has just received and open
u ed this day, from New York, large assort,
ment OF LADIES FURS, which will be sold
low to suit the times. Call and examine.
oct %
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A MODEL TENANT.

Jimmy, get some kindling, and be maxim
fire."
please. sir, can't, Mister O'Brien used
the last bannister yesterday"
THE bannisters gone! Then 20 on tie
roof, and try the virtue Of them shingles"
Exit Jimmy.
In week afterwards, Mr.. Murphy wants
a reduction OF ''rint-'cause why? the floors
lake"
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IL Y AN A PLA Y :.

Single Numbrs-E Every Number put in the Wheel,
and all the Pri=sS drGDa out.
EVERY PRIZE IL THIS SCHEME MUST BE DRAWN
MORE PRIZES THAN BLANKS.
2O,66O PRIZES. 10000 TICKETs!!
Whole Tickets only Ten Dollars.
MARYLAND LOTTERY, to be drawn on
lfl the HAVANA PLAN-Grand ConsOltda.
icd-ExTRA CLASS 3, 10 be drawn in Baltimore,
Md, Saturday, March 27th, 1858.
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ADAMS, EXPRESS COMPANY

H;. FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENTS. Il