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the purpose of emancipation, it viii be nc
more than stealing the same amount
But there might be case when the man
mig ght sell slave. Suppose man who
was not able TO loose, out of his own pock-
ct, the price Of the slave, should purchase
a slave for $1,000 and keep him TO work
out the price Of his purchase and then
emancipate him. Then, if after he bad
worked out $500, somebody who was able
should tell the man to let the slave go free
and he wonld give him the other $500,
that was just what the Erie rule intended,
he thought and this was the understand
ing in Kentucky.
DIR. Thompson hoped that any action of
other Conferences that would be or have
been presented would be presented respec-
lively that thev might be voted upon.
In respect to the subject underconsidera-
lion, we had Gods rule presented to US,
"thou shalt not hold slaves" and this law
was given to US for our Interpretation, as
were the ten Commandments. God hath
said, 'thou shalt not kill" God gave his
laws 10 us for our owu hearts to interpret
aud act upon. So let US act upon his law
"Thou shalt not hold slaves"
The question being called for upon the
adoption of the first resolution, the vote
was taken and stood-yeas 1l0, nays, s.
Mr.. Humphrey wished his name recorded
in the negative.
The vote upen the second resolution
stood, yeas, los, nays, 5.
The report was then adopted as whole.
The vote was then taken upon the adop-
tion of a resolution adopted by the East
Providence Conference to so change the
rule upon the buying and selling of human
beings SO that il shall read
sLAvEHoLDISG.
RESOLVED, That the selling of men,
women orchildren for the purposes ofslave
holding is prohibited. ~~
The motion for the adoption Of these
resolutions was withdrawn.
The following resolution was presented.
Resolved, That the delegates from the
Conference are hereby instructed to carry
out the principles ofthe Conference upon
the subject Of slavery, according TO the res
olution just passed, in their action in the
General Conference.
The Conference then proceeded to the
election of delegates to the General Con-
ference. The following persons were elect
ed-Dr. E. Thompson, NJ. Nuhfer.
Rev. Mr.. Prosser of the Bethel made
few remarks, stating the condition of the
Bethel cause and inviting the members of
this Conference to visit it.
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Mss LESLIE'S BEHAVIOR BOOK. A Guide Man
ual for Ladies regards their Conversation; Man
ners; Dress; Introducions Entree to Society; Shop
ping; Conduct in the Street; At places of Amuse-
ment; In Travelling; At the Table, either at Home,
in Company, or at Hotels; Department in Gentle
mems society; Lips; Complexion; Teeth; Hands;
The Hair; Etc, Etc. With full instructions and
advice in Letter writing; Receiving Presents: In
correct words; Borrowing; Obligations to Gentle
men; Offences; Children; Decorum in Church; At
Evening Parties; And full suggestions in bad prae-
tices and habits oasily contracted which young
lady should be guilty of etc, etc. BY Miss Leslie.
Authoress of .Aliss Leslie's Celebrated New Cooke
ry Book" Miss Leslie's New Receipts for Cooking
Etc.
One volume 12mo., cloth. Price - l Is
For sale at the BOOK STORE.
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Teachers Institute.

TIME Annual Session of the Holmes County Teachers
| Institute will be held in Berlin, commencing on
Monday, the Sd day of October, next at o'clock P H.
of sand day.
The Teachers and friends of education respectful
Iy invited to be present. Come one ALL and cast
in your mites and we will have profitable meeting.
public examination will be held on the Cd day of
the Session by the County Board of Examiners Ladies
will be entertained by the citizens of the village and vi
cnity free of charge, during the session.
sept. % lS59-td A. j. BELL, Prest.
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Bridge Builders.

NOTICE is hereby given that the County Commis-
~ soners will meet at Honey Run Greek, in Hardy
township the 14h day of October. 1859. to let the
building Of a New Bridge said Creek where the
road from Millersburg the Also. the
day at Martins Greek, in Prairie township, to lei
the repairing of the Bridge said creek where the
said State Road crosses the same.
BY order of the County Commissioners,
Sept Ii 1SJ9-4td G. G.F.NEWTON, Auditor.
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HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS.

IT IS fact that, at some period, every mem,
Der Of the human family is subject 70 disease
or disturbance of the bodily functions ; but
with the aid Of good tonic and the exercise
OF plain common sense, they may be able so to
regulate the system as to secure permanent
health. In order to accomplish this desired
object, the true course to pursue is certainly
that which viii produce natural state Of
things at the least hazard of vital strength and
life. For this purpose DR.. Hostctter has in
troduced to this country preparation bearing
his name, which is not new medicine, but one
that has been tried for years, giving satisfae-
tion to all who have used it. Tho Bitters
operate powerfully upon the stomach, bowels,
and liver, restoring them to a healthy and
vigorous action, and thus, by the simple pro-
cess of strengthening nature, enable the sys-
tenn to triumph over disease. -
For the cure of Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Nau-
sea, Fiatulency, Loss of Appetite, or any Bilious
complaints, arising from morbid inaction
OF the Stomach or Bowels, producing Cramps,
Dysentery, Collie, Cholera Morbus, &c., these
Bitters have no equal. 8 -
Dlarrh@a, dysentery or fu1, so generally con-
tracted oy new settlers, and caused principally
by the change of water and diet, win be sneedilv
regulated by brief use of this preuaration.
Dyspepsia, disease which is probably more
a, - >-~. oiiy
o1ner, anu .ne cause oi Wnicn may always
pe aelriou'eo 'h 70 uerangenenls OF tne aigesuve
organs, observation-disclosures can De cureu wMnouI I1 & IAN oy using
nooIhIihho s: SIudAGh M 1!IiEho, e per
oirectiohs on .ne oos.ie o.lis u,sease every
H pnysic,an VIII recommenu pis.elso oi some Alna'
linen why not use an aftlc,e Anown 10 DC iniai-
hoie. Al nations nave tneiI pilters, as pre-
sen'!ve Oh olsease ana streng.nener oi Ihe sys-
tem IN general; ana among tnem an tnere Is
MOI Z, 70 oe Iouno more nealtny people lnan
lne uermans' from wnom snis preparation ema-
naled, Dasea upon sclentinc experiments wnlcn
nave tenoed 70 preve tne yaiae OF TINS greas
preparation In tne seaie OF me@cai sc,ehee.
FEVER AND AcuE.Ethls trying ana pfovoK-
.hs SS- sS 80 msA du. t;s - go s,aSp pha ~
dow in . short time and 1enderinc him .nbv-
sically and mentally useless. can be driven
from the body by the use Of HOSTETTER'S
RENOWNED BlTTERS. Further, none of the
aoove-statsu diseases can pc Gon.racleo' even
- - J;...;ou asea
nausea nor offend the palate. and render nm
necessary any change of diet or INTERRUPTION
of ordinary pursuits, but promote sound sleep
and healthy digestion. the complaint is re-
moved as sneedilv as ia consistent with the pro-
duction of n tborouoh and permanept cure
SFor Persons n Adcanced Tears, who are
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For The HAIR.

r YONS KATHAIR0N, Mitehelrs Hair Tonic
i BeautiGer. Balm of Thousand Flowers Barry's
Tricopherous. Woods Hair Restorative. Masons Hair
Balm, and any quantity of Perfume Hair Pomaum's OK
Marrows Bears Oil, Cologne, &c, &c, at the BOOK
STORE
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Marriue 9otites.

MARRI ED-On the 18th inst, at the Ohio
House, Millersburg, by the Rev. j. p. ScoTT,
Mr. DAVID STOPHLET, of Fredericksburg,
Wayne County, and Miss AMANDA POL
LOCK, of Middletown, Holmes County, o.
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Hiram WOlgamOtt'S Estate.

NOTICE il hereby given that the subscriber has
~ been appoted and qualified administrator on the
estate of Hiram Wogamott, late of Holmes county,
decd Dated at Mersburg this 81 day of August. A.
ID. 1S59-j0w3, B. C. BROWN.
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pERFUMERY AND TOILET ARTICLES

T UBIN,S- JULES HAULE, AND BAZIN,S
Frangipanni, Eternal Perfume; also extracts for
the liandcrchicfof all the different odors.
Cleaver's Honey Soap; Loves Old Brown Windsor
Soap Brusselrs Philcome PoInade; Maugcnt and Cau-
Trays CoAnetique; Harrisons Lip Balm; Transparent
Soap in Bars; Indid Rubber and Steel Hair Pins Tooth
all and Hair Brushes. For sale at the BOOK STORE
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GOLORED FItONTISPIECE,W With Apocrypha
Family Record, Index. Concordance and the Psalms
of David, all compile in large q,iarto volume handsome
y bound and sold ut the very low price of Two Dollar
and Fifty Gents each. For sale at the BOOK STORE.
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TOTEACHERS.

rVNHE BOARD OF EXAMIN ElS within and
for the county of Holmes will hold meeting in the
town of BERLIN the 9TH day of October 1859, COM
nencng Mt 10 ocock A. NJ, for the examination of ap
plcants teachers of Common Schools.
1t is desired that all should be present, promptly, at
the appointed hour By order of the Board
l.. r. CRITCIlFIELD Clerk.
Sept Is, 1S59-4td ~.
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April 6, 1859.
Administrators S Sale.

ON the 24th day of October A. d. 1852 at O'Clock
jim the afternoon, at the door of the Court ionse IN
the town of Milersbnrg Holmes county o., will be sold
by order of Court to the highest bidder the following
real estate situated in Holmes county, Ohio as the pro-
perty of A. H. Smith, decd part of lot No. 46, in
the first quarter, Township No. Q, of Range No. = OF
Connecticut Western Reserve School lands in the Un
ted States Military District bounded follows to wit:
Beginning the North line of said lot six chains and
twenty-five links west of the northeast corner OF said
lot thence west chains and fortyhvc links to
post thence south twenty chains and thirty links to
post the south line Of said lot thence east one chain
and fifty links to post thence north sixteen degrees
and fifteen minutes east tweny-one chains and twenty
links to the place of beginning containing nine acres
and seven hundredths of Aso the east hall oil
in lot No. T. in the town of Mlersburg Holmes county
Ohio and the undivided half in-lots No. hundred
and thirty-three l33 hundred and thiry-sx, 1861
and one hundred and forty-one, [141 in the town OF
SIlersburg, Holmes county, o. Said premises to be
sold free Of DOVER Terms Of SALE one-third cash in
hand onethird in one year. and one-brd in two years.
with interest from day of salc to be secured by mort
gage on the premises. r,,-,,oo,,
Sent 49, lS59-5 of A. II. Smith, decd
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RARRYs IRlcQPHERous

Is THE BEST and cheapest article for dressing,
j Beautifyinc. Cleaning Curling. Preserving and Re-
storing the Hair. Ladies try it. For sale at the
BOOK STORE.
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LANGUAGE 0F RI DIVERS
CHEAP FAMILY BIRI IS

A NEAT VOLUME Suitable for a present to
"A young lady: and very acceptable one. too. For
ale at the BOOK STORE.
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1,spIRTr nIINERAL zuCCANI.--we ha,

II just received supply of this new and inyaluabl
Chemical pr duct for nstananeously removing grease
stains or paints from silks, velvet CLOTH &C.. and 70
cleaning Kid gloves without leaving any unpleasant odor
2 = I. CASKEY Il INGLES.
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An Invitation.

Call and the goods and prices. Bring with you
Soap, Beeswax, and the balance in money possible,
and get goods prices that will pay you well to make
good pay. }. J.CHERkYH0LMES.
Sept. ID lS5e-5
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LADIES CAN GET

TJNHE REST ARTICLE OF Rattan Hoops, Covered
| Steel Sprnr and covered Rattan Hoops that can be
found in Mersburg, ut the BOOK STOKE.
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FACTS TO BETESTED.

In consequence of having very large amount of mo-
ney due and cannot get 1t in, therefore, OiIer
great inducements to the trading community to prepare
themselves well possible to get of the great
bargains that being offered at the Cheap Store
of Jacob Cherryholmes. -
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DLANK COnstablc's Salesand jus.
ID ticc's Summons for sale at this Office,
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BELIs

that has been selling for seven dollars, can be
had. at the Steam Foundry for five dollars,
- -rs J.H. VAN BRoCKLlN.
July I4-47tf
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DROF. ALEX. C. BARRY'S Tricorerous or Nedica-
il ted Compound, for the Hair. For stle by
n5o II. Yergin MilIersburg. o.
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D.0F. WOODS Hair Restorative, for sale by
i n50 ii. Yergin, ,Millersburg. O.
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For sale by H YERG1N, Millersburg. o.
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Tys LII las peeu eStaUllSueU Dy civil law
to be the holding of one human being by
another, and if one person holds another,
as property, for any time or any purpose,
then he necessarily holds him as slave.
A member of the Conference said that
there was no provision in all of the Metho-
dist discipline which prohibited any mem
Der of the Church from holding slaves. 1t
did provide that no preacher, elder or ex-
horter could hold slaves, but no rule pre-
vented private member ffom doing so.
DR.. Kingsley remarked that to emanci-
pate slave, it was frequently necessary to
make bill of sale, but il certainly never
entered the hearts of the framers of the
rule that one could pocket the proceeds of a
sale of human being for any purpose
Bishop Soule han said to him that the in
tentlon was to apply this rule to the Afri-
can Slave Trade only. The Church South
had put this construction upon it, and the
North had accepted it. But Congress had
announced that the African Slave Trade
was piracy, punishable with death, and
therefore, if this construction. was put upon
the prohibition, it would, in effect, prohibit
the members of the Church from being
guilty of capital crimes. E IS -
Mr.. Black of the Ky, Conference was in
vited to speak on this point. In Kentuc
ky it had been found impossible to keep al
slayeholding out of the Church. He stat
ed that if person should receive slave
by inheritance and sell him for $1,000 fol
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-28
Ms-ADVERTISE IN THE HOOSIER
@ II ArGS \ ,.,o,,.ol,,,o Tnd Ynro6. A WE
"The Blood is the Life thereof"
Chemical Analysss of the Blood Of Consumptiues
Show deficiency OF the Red Globulcs.

Chemical ARoiysss of the Blood Of ConsHmptIues
Show deficiency OF the Red Globulcs.
According to Lebig, these globules attract oxygen
from the air, aud combustion OF the carbonaceous
vitality 1t follows therefore, If they were deficient,
vitality would be defective.
"The blood can not be deprived of certain qIIanT
ty of its globnles, without there resulting iron II
marked general eebleness, grave perturbatons OF the
nervous system, and various disorders Of tho fnnc
tions Of Digestion respiration and circulation Even
SUMPTION the blood gObules already diminished,
and the blood exhibits the characteristics of that of
person who has been bled several times As the
globules grows more and more considerable, and; az
last, reaches its minimum, when the lungs are filled
with fSyitSS" Andral on The Bio9d;I Now IL is
sition is in ratio with defective vitality; conse-
quently II the globules hematosin were deficient,
dfGSsSn, wSnd fS ots
based Mr. Gullford's theory of the causes of Con-
sumption, Chronic Debility ETC., set forth in his
regent lecture at smith \ SiNGns Hall os ,,,,.. =,
circular, to embOdy and argue this theory. He can
merely say that he has presented II to the cOnsdera:
Sa Of mSo Rs Gt s and IN s1
confessed their inability 10 crticse 1t. Admitting
its correctness the obvious inference u.s. that in Con-
or asfeStiHe YtSIty II the siobSes or RsmstosS are
deficient land analyses OF the blood in these diseases
show that II Is sO) the rational mode OF treatment
S ns,E nnayss M ase ~ 'Ri 9obs Cor red blood
| show that they are composed Of iron sulphur and
phosphorus He has, consequently, spent seyera
Years OF study IN c%1mp2nnGng % nTe9araon SI ineS,
fdently offers his "IIematogeniosirup to the public
M tire best preparation now extgnt for ronOvatinG
the bsod increasing the strength, and aiding nature
For sale at No 100 West Sixth street. one door east
! Of Race, ~ I l' 35-AW
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-28

CUTTING AFFRAY LAST NIGHT.-0n the cor
ner of Ninth and John streets, last night,
about ten o'clock, Thomas Kceshan met VIM.
Brady, and told him that if he did not pay
sixty-two cents he owed, he (Keeshan) would
kill him. Brady replied that he did not owe
it, whereupon Keeshan caught up cheese
knife, which was about eight inches long, and
stabbed him in the back, the knife entering
below and to the left of the shoulder blade,
striking the rib and passing backward and
upward, making wound about four inches
deep and an inch and quarter in length
Brady was cut also in the left side and hand
ho having caught the knife; but ROne of the
wounds are dangerous. Keeshan was arrested
and win have hearing this morning.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-28

ANOTHER FUGITIVE SLAVE ARRESTED. - A
few days ago young man from Cabell County,
Virginia, named James Kilgour, arrived in
this city, and procured warrant for the arrest
of fugitive slave named Lewis EARLY, who
he had heard was residing in Highland County
in this State. After a long-continued search,
Mr.. Kilgour, with friend, Mr.. Thompson of
kentucky, and United States Deputy Marshal
Manson, came upon a couple of negroes who
were chopping wood in Buckskin Township,
Ross County, one of whom proved to be the
fugitive Early. He was arrested and hand
cuffed, while the other ran to farm house and
told what had happened.
The occurrence caused considerable excite
ment, and warrant was issued for the parties
who were summoned before q magistrate but
it was decided that the Marshal was acting
only in the fulfllment of his duties, according
to recent decision of the Supreme Court, and
Of course, they were discharged. They theI
took the cars to ChillicOthe for the purpose o
meeting the train coming to this city, wher,
| they arrived at eleven o'clock on Saturday
morning.
| The fugitive, in the afternoon, was taken be
fore United States Commissioner Charles
Brown; but as there are a number of witnesse
who are required in the case that live in Cabol
County, Va, it was oontinued-the negro be
ing, in the mean time, remanded to Jail. 1t wa
claimed by Mr.. Jolliffe, counsel for the defend
ant, that Early was entitled to his freedom, h
having been manumitted some time ago by tn
father of the plaintiff, but that the papers ha
been burnt in a house which was destroyed b
fire at the time he resided in it. This Mr.. Xii
gour denied, and stated that his father was
lunatic, and that guardian had been AZ
pointed over him. The case will come agai
before the Commissioner on Friday next.
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HOME INTERESTS.

'Wood'g The ater4-The buckley Troupe. Z
All who wish 10 enjoy the most exquisite style /,
Of music, charming melody and perfect bar-
mony, will rarely, II ever, find q better OppOrr
tunity to have their tastes. gratihed. Those
who wish to see the genius Of f'Laoghter Aold-
ing both bis sides" personiaed, have only TO
repair to Woods Theatsr thiseveuipg., If you
wish to '1aughp yourself, "snd grow fat" 30
to Woods Theater; or if you wish to weep
tears of--joy, 60 to Woods Theater.
"With mirth and laughter let old age come
on Why should man sit like his grandsire
cut in alabaster, and creep into the jaundice by
growing peevish2"
| In the comments Of our exchanges upon
these performers, there is nothing like invidi-
GUS distinction or preference, but all receive
alike unqualified praise And though we wish
to make none ourselves, we can hardly forbear
to mention the distinguished excellence ao-
corded to Miss Gould. 1t is no small honor
to be denominated the "6rst American prima
| donna" nor is such an honor won but by supe-
rior merit. Gwen under the impediments of
her somber disguise, and the drollery of bur-
| lesque, sue pIOuuceu hiA bnO ohoVs VI 'n0 hV9S
pathetic comedy. The mingling Of the serious
and the sentimental with the ridiculous and the
comic in such a manner as TO bring the tear
and excite the smile together, requires no ordi-
nary talent and exhibits no common genius"
Fred Buckley, formerly known as "Le Petit
Ole Bull" has reflected honor rather than dis
credit upon his distinguished name-sake. In
deed, 1t is the candid judgment Of many, who
have heard both, that the youthful violinist is
no whit inferior, IL not in some respects supe-
rior, to the renowned Norwegian. But go and
Judge for yourselves. faif.
We have said this much, that none Of our
readers may lose the excellent treat now offered
them.
Snowdon & Otte have now on hand a
, very large stock of Curtain Goods Of all kinds
Oil-cloths and every thing that comes under
the head of House Furnishing Goods.
The Bread Manufactured by the Union
Steam Baking Company is Of very superior
quality So say those who have used it, To
those who have not yet given it trial, We
would say do 30 at once.
/ Particular attention is called to the
: advertisement of Braman 4 Co.'s Sewing Ma
d chine in another column.
n [See Home Interests on I'd poge.]
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WE notice demands by the people are being
made upon Mr.. William stoms, of the firm of
John f. Dair & Co., to become Councilman
from the First Ward. In tho Press of the
10th inst, we announced this paper to be for
tho people-the whole peOple-East, West,
North and South-that we knew no Democrat,
no Republican, no American, no party, no
sect-except we knew all as one brotherhood.
Now to the application. We do not know,
nor do we care, what Mr.. Stoms' political
views are; but we do know that he is an honest
and capable man, and we feel confidence in
him, that, if elected, he will discharge the
duties of Councilman to the satisfaction of the
| people.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-28

An oUrRAaE.-0n Friday last a poor Irish
family living on Vine street, below Columbia,
was, SO we are informed, turned out of house
and home-their furniture was piled upon the
sidewalk in front of the house, and remained
there up to late hour Saturday night-an
old woman and little girl keeping watch over
what was, no doubt, every thing they pos
sessed in the world. This misery was entailed
upon them by some cruel and heartless land
lord, because they were unable to pay the rent
whom due.