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Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-07-19

A correspondent at Canaan, L. u
Tippah county, Mississippi, in writing
us a business letter says: 1--WE throw
one hundred and eighty votes at this
precinct, and there arc but two that sym
patbize with Yancey & Co. 1t is unan-
imous for Douglas.-Er.
Ir is said the whole West, from the
Ohio to the Missouri, is one vast grain
field. 1t is estimated that the State of
Ohio will have thirty million bushels OF
wheat-five millions more than it has
ever produced before, and that is of the
best quality.
A LITTLE LAD in Jersey city was burn
ed to death a few days ago, by some boys
mischievously placing lighted fire-crack-
er in his pocket. When it exploded his
clothing took fire, the frightened boys ran
off, and the little sufferer was literally
roasted.
TIE Rome (Ga.) Southerner predicts
tho election Of DOUGLAS, though it's own
proclivities are anti-DoUGrAs. The Au-
custa (Ga-) ConsttmiondliSt, one of the
ablest papers in the country, supports
DOUGLAS. 1t is expected that nearly all
the Dem ocrotic papers in Georgia will
hoist the DouoLAs flag before the cam
paign is over.
THE Delto claims that the exports and
! imports of New Orleans far exceed those
of any other city in the Union, except
New York, and are not far behind the ag-
gregate of that city. Its registered ton
mage is nearly equal to that of New York,
and its exports exceed those Of New York
in an amount nearly equal to the excess
of New York in imports.
THERE are now G6 United States Sen
atorships. OF these the Democrats have
81; the Republicans %; the Americans
2, and there are two vacancies. Oregon
has two Senators to elect this year, ant
next year Pennsylvania and Ohio vii
elect each a Senator
THE Prince of WALES will leave Eng
, land on the 10th inst. for st. Johns, n
: f., and under the title Of Lord RENrREw
will visit the United States. The Prince
will be accompanied by the Duke of New
Castle and other distinguished noblemen
Notice of his intention to visit the United
} States was given by the Queen directly
to the President, and not through the
usual ministerial channel.
TIE Banner of Liberty, Middletown
New York, has taken down the name o
BnACKENRIDGE and goes for the people
} choice New York will go for DoueLA'
. and JOHNSON.
"A CALL is published in the Cincinnati
papers, signed by an immense number o
l citizens, for BELL and EVERETT ratii
cation meeting to be held to-day. Prep
9 arations are made for monster meeting
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APTER ii

He placed "For President STEPHEN A
DOUGLAS" at the head of his paper.
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A GOLD PENCIL WITH GOLD PEN ATTACHED.
IL - IL " ~ ~ l.
For 500!


A FTER Two Years profitable experience in pres
n ent mode of posing cf our Jrwery &C. and from
he universal satisfaction given 10 ai who has patron
izcd house. take pleasure IN saying that
consider business FAIRLY and PERMANENTLY estab-
lished.
We wish +, understood that this is No Lottery, but
fair and gtm sale, in which each purchaser ets tho
value of his or her money in a GOLD PENCIL With
GOLD PEN Attachel or GOLD L0oKET, worth o.
price; and in al liton TO The purchase receives
Pr mium OF Jowely, not less in value than So and may
b. worth - =. s. u, 10, 90, 3' 81, or even soo
NO MONEY RlSKEDl
We propose to let peron know what Premium he
will rcceivs before nding his money Any Lady
G"ntleman desiring Of the above articles, first
send tner aud address, stating whether they want
tie Peacil pm, l. ck-t and will make their
lection and inform them by return mail what Premium
they ertited to. They then have the privilege
of sending for If they choose
Or plan from long eNper ence in the above business,
has given general satisfaction each purchaser
the above articles for all the cost him, and
ret in the Premium gratis
If however any person shall feel disposed to send us
their money Ia advnce they rely upon being fair
rt with ms though they In! made previous application.
Anv person sending $2] for goods will receive
Pencil and Pen and Premium. or Locket and Premnm,
For further particulars send for a PENCIL or Pss or
Among our Premiums are articles suitable for Ladies'
aud Gentlemen. such
CisntIem.n's Gold sud Silver Watches, Gold Vest
and Guard Cha;nS, Coli sleeve Buttons,
Coli watch K,ys,
GOLD SHiRT SruDSplain nod with settings GOLD SCARF
Pin new style; Grii Breast Pins, California
Diamond p ms. Gold Rings. &c &c.
FoR L.nWs we hHv. GOLD WATCHES, Florentine,
Mosaic, Gold Stone. me'. Garnet and Coral Breast
Pms and Ear RIMS Gold Bracelets Gold Sleeve Buttons
Col Hcl, s'ides, Cod Rings, &c., &c.
AlSo amos, M'o1"ons Musical Boxes, Accordeons &c.
| UneXrtItonahle References given when required
B In senAsg your name. write the State County
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HUrrah for the People.

The Abolition disunionists are for Lin
coin. Their textbook is Helpers book.
They are for the "Irreprcssible Conflict"
and the in language Of the Holmes Coun-
ty Republican they say:
1--WE hope tie Northern Republicans ,piH
remain firm, and JMe Union must go,
why, "let her slide."
They are for disrcgardng the laws of
the country, for allowing niggers to vote,
for legislative drunks at tho expense of
the people, and for the spoils of office.
The friends of BREoKENRIDGE arc gen
orally office-holders; they support can
didate who was not regularly nominated
and their only object is to defeat DoUGTAs
at whatever cost it may be to the Dem
ocracy and the country.
The friends of DOUGLAS regard him as
the regular nominee of the party. They
are the people, the voting masses, of ev-
cry State in the Union. They claim that
the people, not Congressman, are the SOW
ereigns Of the land They are thoroughly
aroused and awake to the importance of
the conflict, and when the contest comes
they will leave their farms, their lire-sides
and their workshops and come, as an ar
my with banners, to protect the liberties
of the country and the sovereign rights
of the people. Their hearts arc warm,
they are eager for tho fray, and they will
rally around the ballot box on the 9th OF
November with
Weapons surer set,
And trmer than the bayonet.
They love the Union, the peace, happi.
ness and prosperity of the country more
than they love niggers, abolitionism and
disunionism. Their minds are made up
No mad fanaticism will swerve them from
the path Of duty, the threats Of trickster'
have no terror to them. neither can tn,
gold of Office buy their birthright For.
ward the column marches-lct all friends
of the country, and Of constitutional lib
erty fall into line.
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DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.

For SUPREME JUDGE,
THOMAS j. s. SMITH,
OF MONTGOMERY.
FOR MEMBER OF THE BOARD or PUBLIC WORKS,
ABNER l., RACkUs.
OF LUCAS.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL.
u. w. sTAMBAUGH,
or TUsCARAwAs.
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Democratic Primary Elections.

Democratic Primary Elections.
The Democratic Primary Elections for Holmes
County will be held at the usual places, on
Saturday the 1Ith day of August, 1860.
IL Is understood that every man whose name
Is announced stands pledged to support the nom
inecs.
We are authorized to announce the following.
CLERK OF THE COURT.
ERASTUS BEECHER, of saltcreek TIP.
PROBATE JUDGE,
& HENRY G. SAUNDERS.
COMMISSIONER,
JOSEPH KIMERER. of Ripley.
'.. RECORDER,
A. ]. BELL.
The names are announced in alphabetical order.
The printers fee is one dollar to subscribers to
the FARaER-- three dollars to those who are not
No name announced unless accompanied with the
money.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-07-19
CHAPTER Ill,
THE END.

The Administration "cut off his head
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all. Nowhere else are the people 50 well nc
custOrned to good stump oratory as in Vir-
giniR Nowhere else 10 stump speaking so
constantly, carefully and critically cultivated.
Nowhere else are the rank and file SO thor
oughly informed in matters Of political fact
and theory. A political candidate for any
Office appearing before a Virginia audience
with a piping voice, an awkard manner and
prosy speech, is already half damned in
their estimation. And q candidate for the
State Legislature who would commit one-half
the blunders in relation 10 well known polit-
ical facts which Mr.. Douglas committed on
Friday night, would be severely taken 10 task
on the spot by a majority Of his audience
When a Presidential candidate informs an
intelligent audience in Virginia that they
voted for squatter sovereignty in ls4s and
1856, and when hundreds Of his audience
know that the Virginia resolutions and Rd-
dresses of ls48 denounced the doctrine in
unmeasured terms-and even refused to sup
port any candidate known to be committed
to it-and that a similar reputation was
even printed on our electoral ticket in 1856,
such state Of things can only serve to dis
gust every intelligent listener. No wonder,
then, that number Of our substantial citi-
zens who went to the capitol grounds dis
posed to vote for Douglas, left with open ex-
Fressipns Of contempt for the candidate.
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With New and Extra Large flues, and by tie Gddi-
tiOn Of the Celebrated
PATENT DOUBLE SHEET BOTTOM FLUE.
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HOME TESTIMONY.


WEST BEDFORD, COshOcton Co, o., May "A, SO.
medicines of the Graetenberg Company for the last
ten years, and have invariably found them to give
good satisfaction and the Pills 1 have sold to a
great many regularly as their tea and coffee and
Marshalls Uterine CathOlOon is medicine that has
done great amount Of good in Female Diseases
One lady sold TO told me she had received more
benefit from one bottle than she did from a long
course OF medical treatment by the most skillful
physician JAMES WILSON.
The Graefenberg MARSHALL Uterine Catholi-
Is offered as a certain cure accompanied with the
following symptoms:
Irregularities - Weakness - Faintness--Doran
Back and kidneys-Chills-Cold Hands
and teet-BlOating-Feve
Observation-Disclosures
lessness-Disturbed Sleep-Flushes
of Heat-General Pain-Crawling and Pain iu
the Spine aud between the Shoulders-Acid
Difficult Passing Of Urine,
with heat or smarting-Itching, Burning and Irri-
tatiUn in the Urine Organs NightmaTe-D
pepsia- Observation-Disclosures Face
Nervous TwitehiRg Starting
Observation-Disclosures Temper
Depraved Appetite-F -Flatulence-BlOated
and Irregular BOwels-Unp pleasant Dreams
in the Limbs.
ne Sold by City Druggists and Medicine Dealers
throughout the country.
R5S- For Medicines or Agencies Address
II. B. KINGSLEY, Cleveland.
novl2d&w General Agent for Ohio.
An of the GrRfienberg Medicines are for
sale by
CHURCHILL BROTHER, Druggists,
RIO 5. W. cor Ontario st. q Public Square.
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2aptr A1nainas.

ITO BUY WINDOW SHADES IN
'''''''' - NJ. CARSON & co.
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THE SPEECH.

At about 81 O'Clock, P H. we approached
the Monument from the Western gate of the
capitol grounds Making our way towards
the outskirts of the crowd assembled round
the Monument and hearing no esound of
public debate, we ventured to enquire as to
when the speaking would probably COM
mence. "At it already, I believe" This
good humored reply induced US to shoulder
our way towards the other side. So soon as
we obtained view Of the platform, there in
deed was the little giant gestieulating earn
estly, but still we heard no sound. Edging
to the front, and closing up, we at last became
one Of the privileged few who really heard
Mr. Douglas speech. The effect was painfnl
The orator voice was evidently too weak for
/ out of door speaking, was strained TO a
/ tproper mixture of the squeak and groan,
I every word requiring separate effort, each
I effort requiring pause, and effort and pause
inducing an emphasis altogether at variance
with general usage. An instance viii suffice
to give some conception of the effect;
HFellOD-citiZESs- HE-hme-HoNORed-
| doctrine or SoN- interUeHT1oN de
nounced- -alike-BY-th e-abolitionIsTs-oF
-NORTH-AND -BY-THE SECESSION
/ IsTs-oF-THE-SOUTH
The matter of the speech was feeble re-
hash of the Norfolk and Petersburg speech
very awkardly put together, aud extremely
/ prOsy. Before the speech was half finished
| the crowd thinned rapidly. Many Of the re-
/ naming spectators amused themselves by
making free and easy comments on the mat
terand manner of the address. large num-
Der of these reached our ears. The most
sympathetic proceeded from bare-footed ju-
venile of some ten years ofag q Hes a doin'
I like as if he was goin' to cry. Po-or iel-
lerp'
Some of the "boys,n who had come to "see
the fun, evidently considered the programme
"slow,n and tried to enliven it by address
ing pertinent questions to the orator. A
short specimen Of eloquent and refined re
partee on the part of the Senator must suf-
fee
Mr.. Douglas.-"I say let the people Of
each Tsrritory settle the slavery question for
themselves"
4 By-stander-How about the CLAN oUEs-
TIoN2 Laughter.
Mr.. Douglas.-I understand that trick oi
old. The enemy are sending outsiders here
to disturb q Democratic meeting" TFaint
applause. As was saying, the meaning
Of the whole thing IS
Another Bystander.--a What's the near.
ing Of Squatter Sovereignty" Laughter
Mr.. DOuglas.-"H If that individual has'nI
the brains to define the term for himself,
am obliged to tell him that left my diction.
airy al home.9 Faint applause.
Indeed the attempts At applause were al
very faint The little squad Of Douglas mer
present did their best in that line, but they
got very little assistance even from the fol
lowers Of Bell and Everett.
Indeed, the /" demonstration wa. even.
worse failure than the speech. And as L
the speech, it is enough to say that Mr.. Doug
las made a very crest blunder in speaking a
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NEwARE. n. U, June "a, ls5l
BEWARE OF AL1 lM1TAr1oNsl

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2husteians, &e.
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DIl. y. ,. y . D
PHYSICIAN OF THE THROAT, LUNGS
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To whom all orders for the above Medicines must
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The FashiOuB-FOr Women
and Children.


TERMS OF THE HOUSE AND GARDEN.
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COPIES 50 cents each, and one TO getter up Of club
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50 copies, 2 cents each, and TO getter OF club
To EDITORS. s.-We will be glad to send The HOUSE
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- THos. Brown, Proprietor,
sugIisRsOO - Cleveland, Ohio,
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u ?
Zie, Z. W. Sackrider, Cleveland. And by Druggists
everywhere. aug4
II EALTH OF AMERICAN WO-
Ii MEN.-Read notices in the Tribune since Dec.
/, loJ6.
from his Exccllency JAMES d, .WESOOTT, Gov
ernOr Of Florida, and member of the u S. Senate:
For upward Of twenty-five years was afflicted
with disease in my family which the best medicine
aud surgical talent in the country failed to cure but
whiCh yielded in most satisfactory manner, to the
Graetenberg Remedies. cOnscientiOusly advise their
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NEW YORK, February, 1859.
DR.. ;. T. BRIDGE-Dear Sir: Some two years ago
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4taraWarE.

a PPLE PANkRS-WHIoH PARE,
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