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Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-03-22
Southern Correspondence.

1he Philadelpbia Argus says we pre-
sent our readers with a short letter from
a distinguished and accomplished lady of
the South. IL reflects the views Of large
portion Of the citizens Of that section of
the Union.
"WHAT WE WANT"
A champion for our country-hcr rights
and interests paramount to self-emolu-
mcnt. Such one would we find in GEN.
JoE LANE; he whose vigilance in the fields
Of Mexico was unequalled by Fabius.
The difficulties he encountered, Hannibal
might have been proud to overcome. At
Huamantla Sata Anna met q conm0nder
whose courage and dignity was that of
Wellington-one not unlike that noble
English general. His practical mind
gaining the high regard of his country
men, and embodying deeds of vital great
ness-enthusiastic in field and senate alike
In the halls of legislation, Cincinnatus-
lik, Gen. Lane has tranqulizcd the per-
turbed elements of political strife Can
we doubt that he would prove a breat-
plate impervious to the shafts of combi-
ned faction? The speech Of Gen. Lane
in the Senate, on the 18th OF December,
is the most lucid exposition Of the Terri
torial question extant, and, like all that
emenates from the Senator, it shows ma
jesty Of thought and concentrated intel.
lect, welding the omnipotence of TrutA
and Justice. These are requisite qualif
cations for ruler, andshould place Cen
Lane in the front rank Of candidates for
nomination at Charleston. Let me hope
the Democratic party may be consolida.
ted upon leader of sound constitutional
principles, who has borne the test; then
will they go forth with shield and armor
bright, unfurling their bannerto the breeze
with Chief whose motto is, "My whol.
country, and the Union now and ever
more. G.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-03-22
pottrp.
INVOCATION TO SPRING.
ny MRS 3. =. soCwEIL.

Como, o spring with skies Of azure,
Come and bring us JOY and pleasure
Come, with birds through bright skies winginl
Come, with waters gaily singing!
Come, fair Spring, cnrobcd with fowers
Come, with cool refreshing showers;
Quickly come, Tor we are weary
OF old winter, stern and dreary
Come with thy soft lights and shadows,
Gliding o'er the bright green meadows;
Come, for young hearts full Of lightness,
Dream Of thy long days Of brightness;
Come the brook would fain be dancing,
Meath thy dewy eyes, clear glancing;
Hear 1t signing for the flowers,
And fresh leaves 10 deck its bowers.
Come the forest old rcjoiccs,
Lifting up its myriad voices;
Like an anthem rising, falling
"Come, fair Spring o come ~ tits calling.
Come the blackbird's merry trilling
All the sunny air is filing;
But his note seems touched with sadness,
Till thou coln'st with light and gladness.
Come we're signing for thee daily,
Come ! and deck the old earth gaily;
Chase away our hearts duh sadness,
With the merry songs of gladness
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-03-22
cfna ano Sentiment.

In order TO deserve true friend YOU
must first be one.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-03-22

IoN, of the Baltimore Sun, says that
the Natioal Union Wing and American
Executive Committee, in reply to sugges-
tions in favor Of deferring their conven-
ton until after the Chicago Convention,
declared that the Union party would not
touch any candidate who might be the
nominee Of the Republicans.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-03-22

a CARGO OF BoNEs.-A cargo Of 231
tons Of human bones recently arrived in
England from Savastopof, which are to
be used for manure. The English soldier
may he cheered to think it is sweet to die
for his country, but one would think he is
much comforted with the thought that
his flesh may he given to vultures and his
bones brought to an English dunghill,
Some of them, no doubt, both leave and
in the shape of bones come back to their
country for their country's good. We
think such Christian nations as England
France and Russia. might, by treaty,
,olmenly spare the bones of their soldiers
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-03-22

OLD RoDGER was visiting friend, who
had remarkably fine little girl, about
three years old, famous for smart sayings.
AS usual she was shown off before cures
teemed friend "What is papa?" said the
parent, in order to draw out the precious
reply. "Papa's humbug," said the iu-
vsnile. 81 declare" old Rogers. "l never
in ny life saw SO young a child with SO
mature a Judgment.
, 1860-11-22
KraI Estate.



DURIFY THE BLOOD.
A1oiIat's Vegetable Life Pills,
AND PHOENIX BITTERS.
Sa .ss svs .ss Z. ss
~ s s,,:e
nsaesssfy, but unworthy Of them.
IN ALL CASES
OF Asthrna, Acute and Chronic rheumatism. Aneetions
oi The niAdder and Eidnesh
Bilious Fevers, and Liver Complaints,
theJ Il " III % Be %touad invsaaSe Psatsfs Farmers "a
othe:a who once ose theae tedicinss Will never aef'
Bilious Collie, serous Iooseness, Biles, Coe.ivo-
uezs, Colds, Coughs, Collie, Corrupt Humors,
Dropaies, DyEpyaa-
No peyson With these distressing diseases should de.
lay using these medicines tH,mediately.
Sg aaad se
and certain remedy othes msdicinea leaye ths -:
essss: s.ss & s 9ss s
;SsSs: 5t Il. Il e aisns's Epen' Of tbs sA
q. to sa;tre, &,
so Ser9au: ''eSiat aS@psiats Of 1. aad osa's
@ !Ss:s y HSsa: d. e.;
fas Daek Jont4 aaa o5E,ns ~, ,,,. +,-rt,. II.
e blood e ths Head sens'J: SIT Khsam. sTsaiass
Il !. H
expe1ed by t,ese 1iedicnea Parents WI 90 well !;
| Keliet viii be certaln.
THE LIFE PILLS AND Pu0S1x B1TTEEs
Partly the Hood and thus remove al disease from th
, 1860-11-22

The Rev. Richard Armstrong, D. D., died at
his missionary post, In the Sandwich Islands,
on the I'D Of September, from Injuries rcceiy-
cd BY fall rom his horse.
- The property Of SIcholaa Longworth, Of
Cincinnati, ID said to hare been nscertained,
within a few daye, to be as follows: Real
estate, e 600 ooo personal property, Il ooo, ,soo
Edwin Forrest Is said to have expended
. over twelve hundred dollars In purchases at
the sale Of the Burton library.
The world.rcnowncd DR.. Philip Ricord, OF
Paris, lately retired from, the clinical chair.
which he has held for thirty years in the Hos
- Bishop Odenhcimer, Of New Jersey, while
returning from the southern part Of his diocese
on Monday Of last week, met with severe
fail, aud fractured bis kncc-pan. He will bc
confined to his bed for several weeks, and has
been obliged to recall bis appointments.
Its rumorcd that when Chancey VIbbard
goes to Congress be will resign the superin'
tendency Of the New York Central Railroad
and ti1af Nj. Harlan ". Chittenden, Assistant
Superintendent Of the Rochester and Syracuse
Division, Eiu step into hfs shoes.
Lewis 6utes has been arrested and held Il
| taI1 In Lancaster, ps., on euspic1ou Of barring
poisoned with arsenic tlvc horses belonging t
| Emauuel Shrober, keeper Of hotel In th'
| town mentioned, and proprietor Of ar1val stags
| line. .
Col. Rudler, 1t LIST accounts, Was abou
half way between Tru1illo and tue capital, an
| Was receiving much bettsr treatment tn3n d
| could have anticipated
AN important ejectment snit II pendiu'
! in the Laud Court in st. Louis. In which Hon
| VIM, Preston. United States Minister to spalr
Is plaintiff The vslue Of property involved
! estimated et $10, ,0Q
, 1860-11-22

On Saturday night week, George Whitlock.
son Of Henry Nhitlock, residing at Eastern
precinct, Greene county, in this State, whilc
hunting with another youn: man, became
cold, and they built q fire at the root Of a small
tree, which soon burned down, In its fall strik-
ing young Whitlock on ths head, causing In.
slant death. lie was 1G years Of age, and
youth Of much promise.
sAp Acc1DrxT-A shocking accident oc-
curred about five miles west Of town IN Sum
day afternoon, the l1th inst. at the residence
of Mrs. Cor. Mrs. Coz had gone to see her
sick mother, living about half q mile from her
residence, and left her children alone-a little
boy shout twelve years old, took down double
blIrelled pistol, loaded with three buck shot
charged the contents into the face Of bis little
sister, about SIX years old. The little girl was
; not more than three feet from the mnzzle Of
the pistol, and consequently her face Was not
only badly lacerated, but also burnt into .
black crisp by tie powder. At LAST adviccs the
child was doing well, md hopes arc entertained
that she mar recover. But her face will be
! Xaie.
! F1RE.-The engine house ofthe Peoria, o.
i B. Railroad, at Peoris, Was burnt on Sunday
! night. The engines within tho building were
! saved.
Z, PotsoxISa HoRsEs-The rascAls down II
| steuben county, Indiana, are engaged in ths
! ncfarious business Of fpoisoning horses, Dr.. G
| B. Lacy, Of Brockyille. had two destroyed IL
that way few days since, and other citizen
have suffered In the same way.
DEATH ORA As1RAscER.-Ay young man from
IIutsonville, H., named William Preston, aset
=, ycars, died at Mrs. Corhett's boarding hons
on Wednesday night, Of consumption. =
was brought there 10 the last stages Of the dis
ease, and left among total strangers. Mrs c
and others soothed lis last hours, howeve,
and bestowed on him all possible care Ri
{nthes was tclegraphed to and will arrive in
day or two. His remains will be taken bac
to Hutsonyille for interment-&. 1hM Hmm
, 1860-11-22
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- Gsa what the People. FTess md Dealers saJ:
been tfo1b{ed With Eoaches aud Mice. l waa actually
ataau1ed Of the house. for the Ro5ehe4 were eEery
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tons Il this Rat and fnsect Kil1e1{L4neastes (WS)
Herald.
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, 1860-11-22
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snmmerlike Airfa In the highest A"! most heautlfhl
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tze HE school.
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tho body. and In ahust .rd4caously u1ed. w2kes up
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, 1860-11-22
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de1cAts Ladies' coovalssccnt 1nvadA and al weakly
psope they cannot b tufpatsed. IN III cases. Of Weak
moss q debility they viii give immediate .sttef sad
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WIN establsh their net3z III othss Toalaa now In
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