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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-03-08
To the Creditors of A. II. Smith. Decd
NOTICE.

TUE estate of George Gambler having been rcrrcsen-
L ted probably insufficient for the payment Of his
debts the court of Probate has appointed the under
signed to be commissioners to receive and examine all
claims against said estate. Persons holding caiins
against said estate will present them to the said commits
soners the 1st day of February list day Of March,
1st day of April lst day of May list day of June, A. D.
1850, at the Office of John w. Vorhes, Mlersburv
II dimes county, Ohio. JOHN W. WORRIES,
HENRY GAMBLER.
Jnu29 1S60-23 Commissioners.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-03-08

IIT all Paper-A new lot Of Cheap Wall Papers
w lust received at the Book Store. We have some
very pretty patterns (new) at 5, TO- & Il es at the
BOOK STORE
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-03-08

Messrs. Helfer L Sechrist:
Ny Tonsoriai Professor has been in the
habit for time at the time of weekly opera
tious my chin, to give my head dressing with Your
Hair Restorative.
have been surprised by its effects 1t has restored
4y hair to its natural brown color, and given it soft
ness that it possessed twenty five years ago.
s1have never used hair dye, and can not speak Of
comparative merits; but from what have of the
e1actsof your Hair Restorative in my case, can
most confidently say it will restore hair that is gray,
faded to its natursl COLOR give it sotness that
equals that of youth. l.. V. BlERCE.
Akron Sept. 5th, 1859.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-03-08
HartfOrdFire Insurance Company
INCORPORATED A. D. 1910. !.
Charter Perpetual

Charter Perpetual.
authorized Capital, Sf.O0G,OOO
Capital Paid In J00,0O0
surplus, over f36,OOO
The reputation acquired by this Company during the
fy years. by honorable in the transaction
of its business and the prompt and liberal settlement
of Losses together with the character Of the securities
composing its Assets entle tho Company to the utmost
confidence Of the public, aforing reliable Insurance
agsinst Loss or pamsge by Fire.
r. v. rIrRAlt, ag.nt.
Millershurs, Fet, ., 1850 25tf
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-03-08
Notice.

rINHE undersigned has been duly qualified as assignee
of James Snedakcr in trust for all his creditors
The creditors hereby notified present their claims
for allowance. JAMES LIGGETT
Lakerillc. JAN II, 1860. Assignee
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-03-08

Messrs. Heller & Sechrist 4
Gents-The bottle of Hair Restor-
alive had of you has than realized my anticipa
tons. Indeed NAV say with truth that l had sort
fifth it. till after the second application disco,
ed that gray locks assuming their natural color
and now having used but of the BOTTLE
it will require sharp optics to find grey hair my
head. have full filth in lis efficacy hair restpr
ative, for carry the proof with me- If you think it
will subserve your interests, you at liberty
this as you desire Respectfully, &C.,
J. ". DElTERICH.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-03-08

Buy your Pocket Knives at the
Book Store. Lots and Cheap.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-03-08

HAIR RTsToRATIvE-Mr.G G. Scientists Hair Rostora-
tive is brought before the public at the instance of
who have tried and proved its virtues We for
do of verify that the Restorative possesses the
qualities for which it is recommended Hundreds of
persons have tried and in every proved beneficial
results 1t restores the hair its natural cor gives
it vgor OF growth leaves sticky, rough or greasy
feeling and prevents all tendency badness IT is not
but RESTORATIVE stimulating the skin to activity
and bringing back the head the glossy locks Of youth
Summit Eeaeon.
For Sale at the Book Store,
MILLERSBURG, O.
March LIST 1s60-2S
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-03-08

The new war steamer Pocahontas at
Norfolk, has been ordered to the Gulf of
Mexico under the command. of Hazard
Her other officers are Lieuts. Morgan,
Lowry and Keunon, Master Evans and Pur-
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-03-08

The steamer Brooklyn will soon return
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-05-10

allow HAVE THE MIGHTY FALLEN
John ID. Dcfrees, in q letter published in
the indianapolis Journal of day before yes
terdsy. thus speaks of two of the most ell
oquent and gifted men of the nation.
o. to what degradation they have fallenl
Twenty years ago l was ooker on Al
the doings of Congress. The two mel
which attracted the most attention wer,
William Cost johnson. of Maryland, and
Thomas F. Marshall. of Kentucky. They
were the most brilliant orators--the Job.
served Of all observers" Mr. johnson
died in this city few days ago. a paupe
and an outcast. unnoticed and unlamentci
The papers. few days ago. informed III
that Mr.. Marshall is the inmate Of hos
pital at Buffalo. diseased and miserable
and about to die.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-05-10


Elsewhere in our paper will be found an sap
peal fer Mount Vernon" by Mrs. Harriet v. Fitch.
vice-Rsgcnt Of the Ladies' Mount Vernon Asso-
cistion for Indiana. in il read with shame that
Indiana has fallen far behind her sister States in
contributing to the patriotic movement for the pos
session Of the Home and Tomb of the Father oil
his Country" by the people ofths United States
Thi. re do not attribute to any lack of patriotism.
but to want OF organization We cannot doubt
IN At an Ell ,rt will be mrle in Mrshill County.
AMI that speedily The proper steps should be ia
kem INN -siiatcly and thorough canvass OF the
county effected vi. will result hon
er,bly TO MARSHALL. without doubt The ladies,
60 whose ,rc this work is entrusted, should move
at once in the matter.
mistake not the patriotism of the men to whom j,
H. addressed, it will meet with great favor. Nc
class of men are so frequently heard to speak in ad
mrafion of w asHrSeroS. to point to his sayings
and doinSs a. the groundwork oftheir faith. as Re
pu,,licAns Ia defence of their principles he driej
tie red N "a he'd cinn ,nI endured the privations
OF hunger AMI cold. All that we have. all that We
SEc,S sn'l We h''e III us H'e, "so"c ufcS''. ~
he grea, Champion Of Liberty. the First in War,
First in Peace. and First IN the hearts OF his Coun
trymen." Politicians may speechify and parade
their love Of country till the crack of do,n, sit
here is opportunity to exhibit nafrriai patriot
ism with an assurance that il will be we'll applied
Let the m ,tter be taken in hand by Republican
Clubs throughout; the country and goodly sum CAR
be at once collected. Let the party which is about
TO take possession of the Govcrnm. mt show itsell
tic be liberal, generous AMI patriotic
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-05-10
Home Interests.


"Good morning. Me- Science"
"Good morning, Mr.. Art"
.'Say, hsve ron heard the news7'
"Yrs, al, no. but what Is i,r''
."Ah, Mr.. Art, | see you haze been sold, but thi,
il no "seii-" Why it has just leaked out that our
enterprisns artist. Carbutt, since his return from
the East. is selling beautifully colored pictures in
cases for city cents"
s-Ts lat sol"
eyes, AMI moreover, he h.s just fitted up ad-
dsional room with expensive apparatus to enable
him to make l.fe-szc Portraits, and his rooms are
duly crowded WITH persons obtaining thei' like
ne<scs"
"w~n. Mr.. Silence. don't wonder at that. for
a man with such enterprise and talent as he ha,
ought to be encouraged. and shall certainly help
him all can"
'sGood for you. Mr.. Art, 50 say l."
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-05-10
&pectal AotteeS.
TESTIMONY
In FAVOR OF THE OxrGxSArEp Buffers.

WAkurSGroS, d. c., June 10.
II, wing made use OF the Ogygenated Bafers. pre-
pared by Dr.. Geo. B Green, of Windsor, VT, and
from knowledge obtained Of their efficacy in other
cases. we cheerfuIy recommend them to the pub
lie, believing they will fully sustain the recomncn-
dation OF the proprietor. We hope thar this valua-
BILE remedy MY be so generally diffused through
ont the country. that il may be accessible to all
the aff; rted
SAMUEL s. PHELPSJ n G s.. ",
WILLIAM UPHAM. u o. 'e"a'or' W.
JAMES F. SIMMONS. ". S. Senator from
Rhode Island.
J. T. MOREHEAD. U. s. Senator. and formerly
Governor Of Kentucky. go ea
L. H.ARNOLD. Member of Congress and for
mcrly Governor Of Rhode Island. -.....q tf.,
WM- WOODBRIDGE. u. 5. Senator and for
merly Governor os Michigan. = - S-
NJ. l.. MARTIN, Delegate in Congress from
Wisconsin Territory. -..Wz -,,-s'p
Such testimony rs the above isworthy the conf
deucs Of the public.
JOHN ID. PARK. Proprietor,
Cor Fourth & Walnut Sts., Cincinnati, O.
Sold by all Druggists.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-05-10
fFrom the Kcosho Valley, Ramsay Resiater.l

fFrom the Kcosho Valley Ramsay Resiater.l
During the latter part of Friday last
April 26th, rHm5lings of distant thunder
were heart. giving warning that storm
was approachins this plaes, { l., Roy. and
about six o'clock lark clou Is began to gath
or in the west. Soon the heavens seemed
to he envclopcl in mantle of complete
darkness, with the exception Of a small
space in the vicinity OF the sun. and though
the sun was in full view. ye, it afforded n,
light, and it was as dark in town as a
moonIess midnight. We har.lly know how
to describe the appearance of the sun at
this time. unless it might be said to resem-
ble one of its rays when peering through
the knot hole Of dark closet.
following close upon the sprinkling
came heavy splashes oil rain. terrific thun-
der claps. hsavy gusts of wind. common
hail and then the balls Of ice. As might
be expected window panes an sashes were
smashed as quickly a if attacked by a
shower of stones Several persons who
were ont OF doors when the ice commenced
descending were severely injured, and all
Ocat tctic"t " pfotCStct o'
The ice storm lastel about fifteen min
utes. during which time the ground was
covered with ice balls from the size Of q
hens egg to common sized table bowls.
While the storm WAS raging some balls
were picked up near the doors of some
houses in town. and we learned that one
weighed ten onnces. and another one pound
anil a half. At the Metropolitan Hotel
every pane of glass on the west side OF the
building was broken. and on the south side
of the house one ball passed through the
clap-boarls. There was scarcely a whole
pane of glass left in the windows on the
east AMI west sides Of the houses in L-roy.
and in some instances win low sashss wee
SMASHED. At Mr.. Dickinson house. the
balls effected passage directly through
the roof B 1t it Is useless to attempt to
enumerate the various :ci Tents anil incl
dents which resulted from this storm
We hear of horses. cattle anil pigs being
killed. men severely pommeled. bat. We
are pleased to say. nc loss Of human liz
was occasioncd; at least we have heard o
none. We are confident, however, tina
hal a person been so exposed during the
prevalence of the sto m so ~ to have re-
ccived some of those ice balls upon hi,
head. his life would have been eminentl,
periled.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-05-10

- 1--WE fOoE ~ the ssoO@
The CORPORATION election held here last Mon
day resulted in the choice Of The entire Democrats
ticketby majorities rAnging between Is and -
or an average majority of31. The result. FAR from
being ,diseoursging. is cheering Last year the
Democracy carried the election by an average ma
iorisy Of 7I--she largest majority received being
Sc aud the smallest 81. This year, thes' shows :
Republican gain Of 40 votes. The result last year
Vas elsimed a. . test. We accept the result Tins
rear As test also and rejoice in the steadfast and
continual growth Of Republican, sentiment The
candidates we're chosen from amongst the bss
men of their respective parties Neither had the
advantage in this respect, and we accept the result
As an augury of the victory which shall perch apor
Republican standards the coming fall. @
The Republic ,ns of Marshall have cause to re-
joice in the in-iomisable pluck displayed byssaeir
brethren ofPlymon.h. Undaunted BY the boasts
of the Demscracy, in the face offearfu odds. they
fought CALAMITY till the polls were closed. Our
opponents do not possess one inch Of ground which
v.s not contested with them
We are glad to observe that the Democracy have
learned to celebrate their victories in somewha
respectful manner. Adversely has taught them
that the holding of views contrary to their own Is
no reason why man and his family should DC sub
iected to insult. Experience has taught them that
Eroaning for Republican editors. hanging dirty rags
With impudcns and insulting inscriptions upon them
before private residences, and making night hid
cous with their Bacchanalian yes and revels, does
MT exactly pay. The Democratic Brass Band ser
enaded prominent Democrats and the successful
c.ndidates on last Monday night. and this was the
only demonstration made.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-05-10

Has established for itself reputation that cannot b,
ssssiled. DR.. WA. Shaw, OF Washington, N. C.
writes. under date May ! as foows:-"I have hears
of decided beneficial effects from its especial,
in Asthma, and Chronic Cough OF spasmodic char
in practice, and With marked good results,
Every one knows the reputation Of the Turpen
tine and Balssm constituents in protracte ed coughs
The combination of these principles in WISTAR's
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY, 10 ingenious ant
judicious. 1
Medical men are justly distrustful Of Patent
Medicines in general. but candor must dscriminat.
between outrageous nossrums and hsmbugs and
those medicines which have proved salutary, and Ia
many well attested cases, curative"
See Advertisement. s4 =
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-05-10
4 DMINISTRATOR'S SALE.

viii be sold Public Sale. to the highest bidder
at the late residence Of George Ganshorn, deceas
cd, in Marshall county, Indiana, on
Friday, May 20, 1860,
All the personal estate of said dccedent. not kept
by tho widow at the appraismenf. consisting Of
Horses. Cattle, Hogs, Sheep. one Wag.
gon. two setts of Harness. Farming
Utensils. Household and Kitchen Fur.
nitmre, DC. DC.
TERMS OF SALE.-Six months crrdt viii
be given on all sums over three dollars. by purcha
sers giving notes with approved security. waving
valuation and appraisment laws; on ali sums o.
three dollars and under cash in hand. Sale tc
commence at ID o'clock. q. m. on said day.
sff H.f s-.l.rrtf ABRAHAM CARY,
Nay ,, Administrator.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-05-10
april 26, Co 25t3
a DMINISTRATOR'S SALE.

~
Will be sold at Public Sale, to the highest bid
der, by the undersigned, Administrator OF the es
tate of William Bailey. deceased, at his late resi-
dence two and a half miles west of Plymouth, on
Saturday, May IL, 1860,
All the personal estate of the said decedent, no
kept by the widow at the apprasment, consisting
of
One Yoke Of Oxen, two Steers, one Wag
on, one Buggy. a Patent Cider Mill
with the right of the same for Marshal
and Fulton Counties, some Bee Stands,
and one-twefth of the right of using
making and selling Davis Patent Plat
form Bee Stand in Center and West
townships, several hundred Apple Trees
suitable for transplanting, some Car
penter's Tools, &C., &c.
TERMS OF SALE.-A credit of six month:
will be given on all sums over three dollars, by pur
chasers giving notes with approved security, waiv
ing valuation and appraisement laws; on all sums
three dollars and under cash in hand. Sale to com
mencc at IN o'clock, a. IN. on said day.
ap'll9 n2it3 A. G.. ARMSTRONG, Admir-
MILLINERY GOODS.-NEW SUP.
Vl PLY.
Mrs. Durham
Would announce that she is in receipt OF her spring
stock of Millinery Goods embracing the latest style
of Bonnets, Flats, Shakers, Ribbons of every color
and quality and Trimmings of all kinds for Ladies'
Misses and Children, to which she invites the at
tention of the Ladies of Plymouth and surrounding
country. being confident that they will be satisfied
with the quality. styles and prices of her goods.
~ The Millinery Business in all It's variou:
branches continued as heretofore. Shop second
door north ofthc Republican office.
NAV II, 42yl
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-05-10

"A THRsLLrsc SroHr.-A friend suggests that
Nj. John Lsnsenbaush. arthor of"lSl2. or The
Retreat from Moscow" should write another story
entitled "ls60, the Retreat from Charleston
The Major. however. 10 Republican German. one
of the "goos old kind. and We fear his pen would
not 50 eloquently depict the sufsrings of the De-
moeracy - it did those of Napoleon's Grand
Army.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-05-10

.SHERIFF'S SALE.--By virtue Of an
~ Order Of Sale issued by the Clerk Of the Marshall Coun
~ Circuit Court and to directed in favor CLANCY
Bradley. John A. girnhan, Henry Lamh. Si-rmsn IRE
ear and Peter keiser and against Milton Bissei John
G. Chman and Francis VI. Tyncr will offer at Public
sale the Law directs, NJ the Court Housc door In the
town Of Plymouth, Marshall County, Indiana, on
SATURDAY, MAY &c. 1850,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock, and O'clock p
Of said day. the rents and profits for exceeding
years of the following described real i'm said
county of Marshall and State Of Indiana to-wit:
Lots t2 three GU SIX (6), seven "a. ten tor eleven
l block eight la Tyner cify. Marshall County. In
diana, and Steam Engine and Boiler Shafing Belts.
Pues and all thu Nsch cry for Manufacturing Eiour
Barrels ordered be - by The Court saisf mort
gage given by said defendants TO said plaintiffs.
IL the and profits for will sell for
sufficient satisfy said juisneft Interest, and
accruing costs, will the time and place offer for
sale to the hhs lawful bid der the fee simple of said real
estate all the right title .nd the
dant in and TO the much thereof may be
necessary TO satisfy said WIT.
~ y. NJ. BARNARD Sheriff ". c.
may 3is50-2a3
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-05-10

One Of the Host Prevalent, and The sams
tine troublesome and sainfal diseases that aftsnt
the human 1ssh. IL the Fever and Ague. For .
Ing forth numerous specifies Tor ts permanent cure
but all without eject Dr.. ]. Hossettsr an expe
rienced and celebrated physician, has suecseded IN
furnishing the public with valuable preparation
for TIE Fever and Ague- The seeadv and incre.s-
ing demand Iately made for the ssBitlers, ana sks
universal success attending its uses have made ior
IL rspstasisn. unsurpasssd By any spsc;ne Il Ne
Hesssttsr's CeIehnted Stomach Bit,su must and
shouid elain . superiority evsr aay other prepan.
lions oxfsnt
Sold BY druggists and dealers generally every.
where. See sdvertisenent in another column
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-05-10
" IST R s
BALSAM
Oh
Wild Cherry

The Best remedy ever known
to man for the permanent
CURE of CONSUMPTION,
and all its Incipicnt symp-
toms. such as
COUGHS. COLDS. HOAKSE
NESS. GROUP, INFLUEN-
"a, BLEEDING OF THE
LUNGS. LIVER AFFEC-
TIONS. PAINS IN THE
BREAST OR SIDE. NIGHT
SWEATS. PHTIIISIC, IN
PLANTATION OF THE
LUNGS AND THROAT,
wHOPPING COUGH. AS
TINA. AND ALL BRON-
CHIAL AFFECTIONS.
Through the winter months
coughs and colds are most
prevalent of all the various
ills that flesh i heir to. We
would advise such Of our
readers. and others. who
NAV i,c thus afflicted. 10
avail themselves Of that cx-
ccllent medicine, "WIsTAR ;
BALSAN OF WILD CHERRY.
which, judging from our ex-
pcrience and that Of others,
we consider il being one Of
the safest and most cffcctual
remedies that have ever been
concoctcd for the above COM
plants, and which meets
with the cordial approval OF
many of the l,--st physicians.
And as delays are danger
ous," and coughs and colds
frequently terminate in con-
Sumption. this agreeable and
efiicacious remedy should at
once be rcsortcd to-
WIsTARs BALSAN. - We
regard the Wild Cherry Tree
as one Of Natures own ply
sicians-a sort Of Coed Sal
marian of the forcst-for its
medical gum" has relieved
the sufierings and saved the
lives ofthousands. The Bal
sam prepared 10y Dr. WiStar
is a pure and perfectly r.
Liable preparation Of the
real Cherry EsscHce, and il
is a remedy by no means
bad TO take" We speak
confidently and strongly in
its praise, from having Wit
messed its renOvating infu-
ence i'm Consumpiive Cases,
when all other prescriptions
had proTed Of no fleet.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-05-10
DR.. GuvSOtt'S
EXTRACT
YELLOW DOCK
MD
Sarsaparilla.

The Grca; Purifier Of the
Blood.
An inEsllible remedy ff-r
SCROFTLA. KINGS EVIL
RHEUMATISM. OBSrIN.
ATE CUTANEOTS ERTP-
T1ONS. PTMPIES or PTS
TCLES on THE FACE.
BOILS, BLOTCHES. GIRO.
NC SORE EYES. RING
WORM or TETTER. EN-
LARGEMENT AND PAIN
IN THE BONES or JOINTS
SIT BBORN ULCERS. SY-
PHILITIC DISORDERS.
LUMBAG0, SPINAL COM
PLANTS. and all diseases
arising from an ihjGdicious
Use Of Mercury. Imprudenoc
of Life, or Impurity Of the
Blood. This great aitcra-
tive medicine and purifier
| Of the blood l. now used bv
| thousands Of grateful pa
| tienfs. from sil parts Of the
| United States. who testify
| daily Of the remarkable
Cures. performed by the
greatest Of all medicines.
GUYSOTTS EXTEAcr CT lEL-
Low Dock AND SaRSAPAEIL-
Ia, Neuralgia, rheumatism,
Scrofula, Eruptions on the
skin. Liver diseases levers.
lcer Sores, Affections IT
the Kidneys, Diseases Of the
Throat. Female Complaints.
Pains. and aching Of ths
Bones and joints, are speed
lily put 70 flight, ~ using
this great and incstimable
Remedy. forall dlsesse Of
the blood. nothing has Yet
been found to compare with
it. Ii cleanscs the System
of all impurities, acts gent
" and efficiently on the
Liver and Kidneys, strength
ems the Digestion, gives tone
10 the Stoniach, makes the
Skin clear and healthy and
restores the Constitution en-
feebic'l by Disease, or hrUk-
en- down by the excuses Of
youth. 20 pristine vigor and
stn-ngfh.
THE Press. Hotel Keepers,
Magistrates. Physicians. and
Public Men. well known ia
the community. all a'l.l their
testimony to the wonderful
effects Of this great Blood
Purifier.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-05-10
Republican Cluh.

Lsss Tsesdy night regular meeting Of In,
Rspubiiean Club vas held and the term, Of the Of
fceu being about to expire. An election was had
which rssultsd - follows: President. Washington
Kelly; vies Presidents. Gideon Blame and A. John
son: Secretary. WA NJ X .nisIl: Treasurer. Jos
C. Leonard.
Spirited addresses we're delivered By Dr.. N. E
Msnviiss, ct w Alaus Township, and Han. Jsms
O-Psrks, Of B,urbon- special mseting Was ap
pointed fer next Taesl.y evening. when Mr. A.
High. Of Valiant Township, viii address the Club
A geod turn out 10 desired m 1e
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-05-10

AHEAD OF TrxE---fn another column John L.
Woodland announces the nomination of Douglas
By the Baltimore Democratic Couv ention. We are
not prepared to believe the story. but thar Jhn sells
bis Groceries cheap Is another thing. and generally
admitted. we believe. Give him a call.