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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-03-20
CTEAM MILL FOR A 7

~ ! offer for Sale ny Steam Saw Mil, Single
works. Dwelling house. &c. situated 9 little south Of
the center Of Hartford. Trumbull Co. Ohio. The
wOrksare in good repair and in the Hidst OF . good
market Terms OF payment made easy.
Hartford, March IS, IsSI-3us
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COMSUMpTIVES

An equal and normal circulation OF the blood Is
health An ahHorm8i, that il 20 say, an excessive or
deficient circulation or starvation OF the blood is dis.
ease. To liiustra;e-torpidit OF the Liver is caused
by stagnaLiOn Of the blood in that organ; diseases of
TIE R5dn Us. Inflammation Of the Lungs. DiseaFe Of
the Heart, &c by the sams cause, viz: Improper Cir.
culation; and from the same cause spring ali minor
forms OF disease. To discover = certain cure then,
for these diseases, the first great enquiry necessary
is. What causes the blood to cir culate7
Fer centuries It has been a mstter Of much study
among scientific and medical men; and while many
experiments have been made and mach labor e1Pezd-
sd upon the enquiry, il has been left to this century
among its other wonderful increase in knowledge, to
make this grant discovery. also.
acknowledging that life is The Fift OF the Creator,
and tha: lin Him we live and move and have cur be.
ing" We still venture the remark. that IS the planets
move in their spheres and all vegetable lif. is gov
erned by certain absolute laws, so animal life is
tracsable TO a fx-i cause. which remove or destroy,
and DEATH the certain effect, follows.
Analysis Of the red corpuscles OF the blood show
them TO be compounds Of noR, sulphur and phCspho-
rous.
The air We breathe. we knort to contain a very large
proportion OF oxygen.
xygen broashi in contact with a metal, svslTes or
emits electricity.
Electricity brought in contact with a muscular absr,
causes Tito contract.
These facts being izdisputsrle, we have now The So
luticn az 70 the motor or motive power Of the heart.
ne oxygen in the air we breathe coming in contact
with the IrJ: in the red corpuscies % the blood cuits
electricity. which coming in conIset 6lh the hca7:
causes 1t to contract, and hence The power which ex.
pels the blood aud sends it tingling through the re-
hottest arteries. What then. are the causes Of Con.
sumption. nropsy, Palsy. Paralysis, st. Vitus' Dance.
Dyspepsia, Epilepsy, FeVer and Ague, &c. IA def
cheney OF the red corpuscies containing the iron, sal
Fhur Hnd phosphorus. which causes a deficiency of
eieeHici y, ali consequently an sbno=mIt- ctrcufa-
ton The blood becomes watcry, colds and bronchi-
al complaints AID Prostration ensue-the sufferer be-
comes nervous, and subject to rheumatic pains and
neutrality-suspicious. OF the liver and kidneys set
il, in short, almost Every type Of disease but yifulent
fevers may L. traced to this deficiency in the blood,
OF the cOrpuScles sr red globnles.
Old age causes 4 deficiency Of corpuseles, and while
we do not pretend to say tina, we have discovered the
elixir vit;R, we dc say that life can be materially
prolonged by the use Of the
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Retired.

Retired.
VIM. J. Bright, Esq. has retired from the ed
itOrisl department Of the Lake City ,Miupssto.
tA) Journal.
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T. ]. McLAIN d SON,
T.. J McLAIN & SON,
T. ]. McLAIN & SON.

INSURANCE POLICIES issued dali
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ital of over TIN MILLIONS o. DOLLARS
Apply to 7. J. acLAIN & son.
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Progressing.
Change of Time.
Personal.

Personal.
Hon. John HutShins returned to his home
on Thursday last.
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NOW Is YOUR TINE.
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ATTORNEY Al LAW ASE NOTARY TCB-IC,
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Collections promptly MADE. Deeds seknssledSed
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EGAL NOTICE.
II Edward A TonpkinS. PIE In Court 81 Con
vs. Pleas, Trunbull
David II. Pratt. Xii Bartholol Co., Ohio.
new, Thomas Pratt, and othf
era. Deits. hotiee 10 hereby
given to said Thomas Pratt 4 resident Of the State Of
Massaehuseits, that on the 18th day Of February. 1861,
the said PlAintin filed In said Court his Petition set
ting forth the recovery ofaju ign-nt against said DA-
vid II. Pratt in favor Of said Plaintiff and . levy Of
the execution issued thereon, upon the leasshold In
terest Of said David II Pratt in certain lands situate
in the Township OF AereA In said eoanty. together
with ether property attached to said leasehOld fer the
working Of an oil we'll, which lease Wzs taken by Da-
vd Il. Pratt and Eli Bartholomew a. partners and in
which said Thomas Pratt claims the interest belong
Ing TO said David II Pratt. The object Of this action
and prayer Of said petition 10 that said partnership
nay be Dissolved. that a receiver may be appointrd
TO take charge OF said partnership property, that the
interest Of said David II. Pratt may he sold and the
proceeds spplied in satisfaction IF the plaintiffs
Judgment and in the meantime thai said David II.
Pratt may be enioined from d~ispoSing OF his interest
in said lease and property. slid Thomas Pratt Is re-
quired to answer said Petition by the Goth day OF A
rril. 1861. or the all cations thereof will be TAI en- ~
confessed against him.
N. s CASTLE, F0RRIST& ACRNET,
FEB. 90. eol. sS.l PIES AttIs.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-09-26
rs this 'E'rpnSON,

III "Under no circumstances would ! consent
70 dissolution Of the Union, or consider terms o
separation" IN
This is the emphatic language of IIUGH JEwETT
the Democratic Union candidate for Governor, ir
his letter of acceptance of the nomination
And JouN G.. MARSHALL, the Democratic Un.
ion candidate for Lieut. Governor, in his letter
of acceptance says
1J'"I would favor no policy calculated to
cripple the power of the Government in putting
down the terrible rebellion which now hangs like
a dark cloud over our country" In
Such is the consistent language of all true
Democrats, yet brawling Abol itonists, whose
principles and practice have always brought dan.
ger and trouble to the country, have the audaci,
ty to charge that the Democratic party is dsloyal
to the Union.
ContraStw with this the remarks made by Benz.
STANTON, the Republican candidate for Lieut..
Governor, in Congress, on the ODD of February
last; as found on page l,2si of the Congrcssion-
al Globe:
1'"lf they shall maintain their position. and
it public opinion in the seeding States shall sus.
tain the authorities there for n year or two to
come, 50 rs to show that nothing but n war of
suhjugation AN conquest can bring them back, /,
for one, am disposed 10 recognize that indepen-
dance" q.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-09-26

We hold it to bc the duty of every Demo
crat , and every other patriotic citizcn of the
whole country, to give the administration al
the support that may be necessary TO put
down and crush the rebellion.
If tho Government needs men or money
give them all they need. Remember the gov
ernmcnt belongs to hcwhole people, tho Ad
ministration only to the Republican party
While it is our duty to support the Govern
mcnt, and the Administration in sustaining il
ii is not necessary that we should support the
partisan policy OF the Administration.
In the language Of tho lamented DOUGLAS
while We hold it to bo our duty to uphold the
Government, We are "ncithcr the supporters
OF the partisan policy, nor the apologists OF
tho errors Of the Administration" CLAY and
WEBSTER supported Gen. JACKSON, in putting
down Nullifcaton in 1888, without disaban-
ding their party organization. SO the Dem
ocrats can now support tho Administration in
putting down the rebellion, without disbanding
their org anization. We can support the Gov
ornment and yet be Democrats.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-09-26
Matthew Wilson,

The many friends that MATTHEW WILSON has
had in the Democratic partyin this county. will
regret to learn that he is endeavoring to defeat
J. 5. NFis0y, the Democratic nominee for Sher.
ill., Mr.. Wilson is bounl by every honorable
consideration to support the entire Democratic
ticket. II he had been nominated, he would have
expect d, ns he would have right to, that every
Democrat would support him, lie cannot affect
Mr., NELsoN's election All he can do by his
present course is to break his own neck. When
man submits his name to the Democracy at the
primary elections, he should abide by their de.
cision, If he does not he or(eits their confidence
and he will receive no countcnancc at their
hands, Mr., NErsoN has been raised in the coun
ty. No man can, in truth, say anything dcroGa'
tory to his character He has always been hon.
est and honorable in all his dealings with his fell
low men. His private character is above re-
proach, and his neghbors among whom he was
born and has lived from boyhood will vote for
him without regard to party.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-09-26
Platform Of the Ohio Democracy.

The Democracy and other Union mon in oho IN Con.
vention assembled adopted and declare the T. lowing
r-,,;.o.s a. the ha.s urOu which they apu' ol tu c
patriotic luton AID lopv ip,ng citizens to unit and
rally in the support of the ticket tis day Prcsehted
l ResOirs6, That the civil war by which our courtr,
Is at present distracted, T. the natural offspring of ms
guided seotnnalism, engendsrsd by "a at''M at'ttl
North az well as SoutI, aud that the DmycrIic part
having equally opposed tho eNtrttnH ot bgth Srcto
and having at all times zcHOulJ cott ndcd fr the n l.
niuisrann Of thr Gen, raj Cove rnmrnt within ' con
Caamities that have resulted r. d'partur' from ~
doctrines and a di.rcgnrI Of its warning dI' HI'mt'
9 Resoiged, That Ia this NHt"f nj cu' rt neg. tc re
mocracy aud other Union men Of do, hanlshlnt all
feeling Of passion resentment, II rcocc ~ " tcT
duty TO the whole country that this war shout be-
waged any spirit Of oppression, nor tr " p"rfo''
Of connuest or suugat0n pUrpose or oyt Hro" ng
or int rfcring with the rights of established INST it"h
f te states but u defend and ra tain the
Of rho Consuton and reserve the Union with all the
dignity equality, and rights Of the several states uulh
paired and that these objects ar wpsrd
the war ought to cease.
4 Pssnipsd That VIII L. We deem It the duty Of ever
citizen to support and sustain the Cove rnmcnt const ia
tionallv administered, We recommend tRl tf' L"pNla
tnres Of the several States alloy the prop Wcar Ter
calling National Convention for t' purpose o settling
pr sent difficulties, aud restoring ana prtr'"g th'
Union.
Resoired, That the corruption extra "aearce lnc"m
y, tency and fsvorsu shown IN the administration "i
the War Departments Of the States aud Fed raj HoYri
rlent, deserves aud receives our unqnaliheh cohuch
ton, and ought to be Immediately corrected ana l"rh
s RsSofued, That the volunteer SELLERS who, ~ ~"
call Of their couutry, promptly wet forth 10 do attic IN
defence Of It's Constitution and laws, and wh" IN many
cases. have heen compelled To fight nnd,r neNr'n
oictri, entitled to our hearty thanks Tor TIC Euaht
manner In which they have discharged their duty.
d. ResOired. That the prvil' of the writ of hgh,a-
corpus is one of the treat bulwarSs e treedom 'n lha
no citizen be legally deprived Of the bentht rt"
except by Congress- aud then only In cases o rHO'"I
INVASION when the public safety may require " nh'
that the late attempt Of the presndut "f the United
to suspend the privilege ut the same Is u"alle" W
the Federal Constitution.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-09-26
inconsistency.

The Republicans seem to us to show much
Inconsistency in urging democrats to sup
a fact known to every body that neither Prcsi
dent LINCOLN nor DENNIsoN have appointed a
single democrat to civil office since the war
began. 1t is true they have appointed dem
ocrats to military positions, where there is a
good chance to he shot at, but mono to civ
il office. Even tho Quartermaster and Suffers
of the Regiments are nearly all selected from
the Republican party, notwithstanding larg,
majority of the rank AMI file of our army ar,
Democrats. Democrats arc willing to sup
port the Government in putting down the re
helion, but to do this, they don't consider il
their duty to join the republican party.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-09-26

One week / rom next Tuesday, ihe h of Octo'
ber, is election day. Every man who desires to
see the Union restored, the government preserved
and the country released from its present pers,
should devote every hour lac can spare from now
until that time to the support Of the Democratic
Union Ticket.
Had the Democratic party been successful last
fall the present troubles would n be upon US
The Democracy made the government, mud pre-
served it, constantly adding to it's original lustrc
through long series Of ycnrs, They warned
the people against the dangers of sectional par
ties WAsuisGToN, JrrFERsoN and JACKSON all
warned the people against sectional parties.
But one year ago sectional party tliumphed
and the result s before YOU You nskct!
by the leaders and trcksters of that party, whose
success has brought disaster upon the country, to
abandon the old Union loving and Union prcserv.
ing Democratic party, whose hands are clear Of
the disasters that are upon us, and join these men
in an illegitimate party bcgottcn of Black Rcpub.
hcansm, ie,i on plumber and misnamcd Union.
The attachment of the Democratic party to the
Union, the Constitution and the Laws, Is attcstcd
by more than seventy years Of history, They
rallied around and protected the flag of the coun
try on every blood stained field from Lcxing-
ton 10 Yorktown They defended the Union
sustained tho Constitution aud enforced the
laws in every battle of the second war of inlo
pence up to the time the last shot was fired at
New Orleans, In pride and triumph they bore
the stars and stripes over the burning sands of
Mexico and the rugged mountains Of california,
and that, too, at time when those who now de
nouuce them as traitors were PRAYING that they
might be "welcomed with bloody hands to hos
pltablc graves" And now, although called by n
President whom they voted against, the armies
rallied to save our country from the ruthless
hand OF traitors, are composed Of q very large
majority Of Democrats
Under these circumstances he who will forsnkc
the Democratic party TO Join an unknown organi.
cation, made up in part of men who have repeated.
iy declared their willingness to "lct the Union
slide is false To his principles false to himself
and false 10 his country.
The only hope of ihc country Ia In the success
OF tho Democratic party. Then, while your sons
brothers and friends are rendering their lives ON
the battlefield TO preserve tho only government
OF tho world that Is worth preserving. do your
duty as men at the ballot box,
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-09-26
E;aSy yIrtvae.

Some vote.bcgging Republicans say they have
given the Democrats part of the ticket and when
they so very liberal Democrats should sacrifice
their principles and vote with them. We nomina.
ted our State and County tickets before they did.
If they we're honest in their professions Of dvid-
ing with ua they would have select d from our
party the men Of choice. 1t is no divide at all
for them TO nominate what they want, and then
dictate who and what we shall take. If they
wanted TO nominate n Democrat for Governor
they should have nominated Mr.. JEwETT, the mar
the Democracy wanted. But this thing Of sacri
icing principle to parcel out the oaves and fishes
is corrupt from beginning to end. The man who
will trade Off his principles for half the offices i:
not possessed of the spirit of Democrat, no mat
ter what his professions may be- Henry CLAY
said he would rather be right than be President
Every true Democrat would rather be right than
to have himself Or friend in any Office. That
man won't do to tic to, who will trade Off bis
principles for half the Offices.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-09-26
The True and only Uuion Party.

There is but one Union.party in the country;
and that is the old Democratic party of the days
of JEFFERSON, M,prsoS, and JACKSON. This is
the party that has always defended and maintain
cd the Union, as one and indiyisiblc. 1t stands
firmly to day upon the same old Union platform
that it did sixty, fifty and thirty years ago.
There is in Ohio no other Union party beside
the Democratic, its opponents themselves being
Judges. They say they have ignored party, and
cut loose from all party ties This being so, there
remains but the onc-thc old Union Democratic
party
The Republicans of Ohio have ns party, in
this trying hour Of our Countly's peril, deserted
both the Union and the Administration of thcil
choice. They hove done this decd by abandoning
their organization. 1t may result, as VIC trust il
will, in good to the country; but it reflects no
credit upon the former course or the manhood o
the late Republican leaders and managers.
The Democracy Of Ohio, says the Statesman
true to their old Union creed, have preserved
their organization, that through it they may worl
as one man for the one great end the mainten-
ancc lthc Unon and for the support of the Ad
mnistraton in every just and Constitutional meas
ure for putting down the rebellion and saving Tho
Union one and indivisibe.
Opposed to the Democracy in Ohio is u party
"A "Union" party1 No, il is not Tarty; it re
fuses to be called that. What is it them 1t j
a n ndescript, an anomaly, a lussus ndturG in pol
tics An association or amalgamation concoctc
by broken down politicians for the sake of Office
They call their ticket Union ticket, and the
platform a Union platform. But there was n
need for such ticket, unless to give certain me
: Office There was Democratic ticket alrcad
in the field, composed Of MS good and true Unio
! men rs ever brcathed There was no ncccssit
; for new Union platform, inasmuch as the vita
, organizing principle of the Democratic part
, tho very thing for which it has been reproacl
ed for many years with scrvility and doUgh. .fdciS
is its fidelity TO the Union. There is, then,
the Democratic party, as its controlling and ami
mating principle, all that Union and conservativ
men can desire, and the attempt to organize n
opposition, call it party or no party, or what 20
will, shows that u ere are men among us who
with the word Union ON their lips, care less fc
its maintenance than for the spoils Of office.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-09-26
who Fight Our Battles =!

The indianapolis State Sentnel is told by gen
that an officer detailed by the War Department
under the direction Of the Commander in chief Ia
muster into service volunteers in Indiana, gives
it rs his opinion, based upon the most favorable
opportunities of asccrtanng the actual facts, that
three fourths of the men who have already voun-
tccrod fer the war from that State are Democrats.
This is the very highest authority for making this
statement That proportion holds good in most
of the States, and yet stay at home Republicans
dcnouncc Democrats as traitors, and evincc a dis
position to make war upon them.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-09-26
The Office PCGsl;crS.

The Republicans in and about this town made
a business, before their nominations of trying to
buy Democrats into their organization by offering
them Office. The Auditors office was offered to
w. NJ LoUTnEn, the Treasurcr's Office to G. w.
CARY, and Offices were offered to J. L. RlcuEsoN,
and more than twenty others we might name, on
condition that they would join n with the fusion
party and these men, like honest and consistent
men, as they are, Indignantly spurncd the proifer
ed bribes. 1t is not the first time that Satan made
extensive proposals. For we read in the Good
Book
"And the devil. taking him up into n high
mountain, and showed unto him all the kingdoms
OF the world in moment Of time. And the dev.
II said unto him, All this power will give thee
and the glory Of them for that is delivered un-
to me, and to whomsocvcr will, | give it. II
thou, therefore wilt worship me, all shall be
thine"
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-09-26
Noouibb,inv with our wen.

IlUGH ]. JEwETT, our gallant standard bearer,
is no conditional Union man. lie goes for the
Union without conditions. He said in his letter
Of acceptance
"UNDEn No CIRCUMSTANCES WOULD CONSENT TO
DISSOLUTION ~ THE UNION, or CONSIDER TERMS
OF SEPARATION"
That is the talk of a man. lie says plainly
aud uncquivoi ally tia: he will consider nothing
but the preservation the non How different
it is from the cquivocal letter of Mr. Ton, in
which he suggests when all things fail that we
hitch to Great Britain. Our fathers went through
seven years of bloody war to get rid of that idcn
tical power, and now, after three months war, Nr
Ton suggests tho possible prorricty of again
throwing ourselves into their embrace
Hon, JonN c. MARSHALL, our caiddi,c for
liculcn'nt Governor, says in his letter of accept
ancc that he fully endorses every word Of Mr.
JEwErr's letter. On the contrary, Mr.. STANTON
the Republican candidate for the same office, wrote
M letter Of acceptance, but IN speech delivered
in Congress on the 23d of February last he said /:
"Scvcn or eight States now deny allegiance to
this Government have organized separate Con
fcdcracy and have declared their Independence OF
this Government. Whether that udepcndancc is
to bc maintained or not is with the future. II
they shall maintain their position, and if public
opinion in the seeding States shall sustain tn,
authorities there for n year or two to come 40 a,
to show that nothing but war of subugatnn ant
conquest can bring them back, !, for one, am dis
posed to recognize that independence See Con
qrcssional GioJe, prgc 1884.
1t has always been a leading trait of the Demo
cratic party to be with our country and Tor on
'cou ut all 1