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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-04-23
FROM NEW JERSEY.

NEWARK, April 22-The mayor presided
over an immense Union meeting, tonight.
The LIST regiment leaves Wednesday. The
city is like a camp. Recruits are pouring in
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-04-23
FROM DELAWARE.

WILMINGTON, DEL, April 22.-An enthu-
siastc Union meeting was held here this after
noon. All parties were represented, and the
Union feeling was intense Strong resolutions
wara adnnted
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-04-23
THE ALLIANCE OF CITIES.

LOUISVILLE, KY, April 22.-The move
ment will probably be adopted by the civic
and military authorities of this and other
cities. TO prevent invasion by either northern
or southern forces, so long as Kentucky re-
mains neutral.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-04-23

H. A. Heath will sell at retail ,ip March Two hun,
bred BroOms worth Csc. for l3c each; asO lot
Of Furniture cheap, at As Front street. dim mch5
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-04-23

MANHOOD.-How Lost, How Restored.
AxA just Published on the Nature, Treatment and
Sexual Debility, Nervousness, Involuntary En- issons
and mpotency, resulting from self abuse &C. BY Rob
ert j. Culvcrwe, N d, Sent under SEAL IN a plain en-
velope, TO any addess, post paid, receipt OF two
stamps. by DR.. CHAS. j. @. KLINE, l27 Bowery, New
York. Post Office Box, No. 1855, daw3mis mch2O
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-04-23
Motites.

A MEETING OF THE AMERICAN
"A ANTIQUARIAN SOCIETY will be held at the
Rooms Of the American Academy, Boston, on WEDNES-
DAY the oath inst at II O'Clock TO hear the Re
port Of the Council ana transact other usual business
S. f. HAVEN, Rec See y pro tenn
Worcester, April %, 1851 .d3t app
, 1861-05-30
CHICAGO, BURLINGTON 4

~ 4G1Nt1 AaAebAD.
Irata3 1.a-c and arrive st Chicago f1l-
lops;-Aa!l ltsves Il 9tl 4. H. tsundays eIcepted).
1ss:vss At SO F: r. tsuadaLs s.cett!d.) E1p:aA
IL IL ~. !AoE1a}s e1eeRssd Aarosa Assoa@oda-
1t lea A. T.. {Ssturta5s excep;ed.l
, 1861-05-30

GALENA d CHICAGO UNION
~ KA1LRoAD-Sfs1ss AaxAaoKAxxr.
On ard afttr Monday, April litt, 1.6., traecs VIZ
les1e Wells street depot follows Sunday. c1ceptsG
g15A: n - I'D 91A r ~ ios Relv1dere Re :kf9Es-
tsrmediate points; 9. U.s. i: " 4ud 8 80 r. n II
Dixon, Polo Fulton, Cedar RApt1s, and intermediate
intermediate points; SD ~ for Geneya ani{1ter.
mediate pctrts Passengers for Reloit and JanesrlIla
Will take the 9.1t A. IL train Passengers for Crystal
Lake McHenrT. Richmond, Gensva Lake md i1t.r~
mediate pcints. will take tra 100 4. T. trail
Sleeping Cars o. Eight trains.
, 1861-05-30
The Right Ktnd Of fPkaying--Tho Par
8on1 On the FlAE,

The Right Ksnd Of fPrayIng--Tho Par
aon1 On the Flag.
One Of the most pleasing Incidents at syra-
ce1se during tho session Of the Now School
Presbyterian Church Mas the raising Of the
American flag upon the Dutch Church in
James street. We take the following extracts
from the report Of the Syracuse Journal,
Judge Woolworth. announced the object Of,
the gathering to be tho raising Of the Amerl.
can fig, to remain and float In the air until all
rebels and traitors ere Bubdued, an until It
e2n 1oat freely and honozably IN erory st,te
Of the nation. r ~,
PRAYER DT Rev. ME. LUDLOW.
Rev. Mr. Ludlow, Of the Congregational
Church Of Oswego, opened the services with
prayer, in which be thanked God for our coun-
try and cur Government; that ne had coun-
try for which We could With an equally good
grace pray aud dght-that ne had reached a
Period IN the history Of our nation Thcn patt-
prayed for tic Divine benediction upon the
President Of the United States, aud thanked
Gcd fer his election. He prayed also for Ill
his Cabinet, and for the military chlettaln and
other efacers Of our army; that God would
guard our army in the camp and on the battle
fed, give them bravo hearts, strong nerves,
steady aim and dead thot TINT while wo
asked not for the eternal terdition OF rebels
and traitors, We did ask that on the battle
field the5 might be swept from the face Of the
eaith end that the blessing Of the Lord might
rest upon the sword Of tho Lord and Of Lin
coin, and the curse never descend upon him
which was once pronounced by the mouth Of
The Prophet Jeremiah from the Lord against
him that "doeth the work Of the Lord deceit
irHy; and that keepeth: back his sword from
blood" He prayed that every bullet might
mare tts billet against the traitors. Hc conclu-
ded BY offering thanks to God that this Was q
War u which no could OBEY the apostolic In
junction and Lift up holy hands without wrath
or doubling.
Alter few happy remarks by the Rev.. Dr..
Hecock, which were well rece,yed, the; we'll
known 7, T.; ;cuy1er took the stand M G.
esid * - - =. ;:~ >; :
This. my natire air Of Central New. York;
shoWs more bright and beautiful to me: to-
day, md breathea more sweetIJ,. Aince; It has
been conseerated By yonder stsls and st1ipes;
It b fitting that the first Protestant Church
in,8yraeQse 10 raisa Tho ttat1y e9aiGo; should.
be the Dutch For when q DutcI ;t6pfch dos;
an5fhlrg, you may. be sure; IT. ,kt of31odo1.
(Anghtef.l The Republic 'of Hollsnd Mas
Tho tortfpnner md the model OF our iAme11-
cah Union. And through an Tie Netherlands
, 1861-05-30
anee asie saIehHttQe.

MONEY LOANED ON FIRST
4sA CLASS SECURITIES at tho Banking otdee Of
Wm. II. RICE & Co., 63 GLARK-sT.
Three TO NM ,rar. loans At 10 pcr cent Short
paper discounted. ChAh advances On Ha1taouso
~ CITY Scrip wanted. my2c4s.-J
, 1861-05-30
.4}>EciHI Notices.

@ Howard Association, Philadel.
rhla Beae7p.ens 1nst.susion established By Special
Endowment 70, ne relief Of tho Sick and Distressed.
Affected x1tA Vtrx.eut and Chronic Disease4 Aedi.
ca1 adytre xYca ra:a ~ the Acting Surgeon Ta.z-
ao,a Report. On s,ermatas7hna and other dissaaes,
aaa xn tho rIW REMEDIES employed In the Dis
rsnsay sent u scsted enye1opes fee efchare
Address Df. ]. 6kIL1S AooGAEoN. Howard
Ax.nxsstin, Il. eouth Meth Bsredt, Phladelphta.
r. ny1Tx8w
, 1861-05-30

g. n WHEELER, Gen. Passenger AT IN
CHICAGO d ROCK ISLAND
~ RAILROAD LINE-Paea@uxer tzatns dooat1
hym aEd arrive It CHICAGO II fclIovs:
D&7 Ex Aad Nall leave 5000 L Il, and aS1iye
tt63u ?. ID Sundays excepted
hight EXPIRES l.a!es as 800 ?. u. 5atardsya ez
tepteu; arrive It & l3 !, u. Mund1ys excepted.
jelI-t Accommodation ) Oh T. ~. SUNDAYS EXCEPT
cd JOIN 2. TRACY. Ger supS
, 1861-05-30

G REAT GO! CONSOLIDATED
CINCINNATI ABD CHICAGO

Afa tltE RAlta1A9.
fo1fy Miles the Shortest Rsuts tt C1rcino4bs
Indianapolis and Loui1vi1l4.
1,onas ,Imo IMPRESS TEAMS leAYa West sida Udoa
73:1,S 3:1S 4 y M-nay Express. (suaaays s1repted,
rIEGt6a Is Ufef EifTFREe: fE!FREes: sSstn#5dsT # a3g*psed1
R.21s 80 rEad1AoGI CHANGE or CAR9,
no1d :or requs" usUboraEAs Ufbaoosr Anderson ead Meh-
Essssrn 6s'n sad III n,iat4 ID Centra sad
Wasninrtnn ~ ase. for "hesnc{. Ba1dmor3 I'D
Gi1z soH1a1M GoasfMe1oss--At E. Indlsaanelt. e.
ken1e. and ~ polut. in Csntrai ssd s"a;. 1ens1-
diens; ~ tSo ioI Lsu1svne, Frankfort Lein2tos Id
Conntctors It Cincinnati for Handen- M.,,.++.
PAFkenbnEE. and points on the Ohio RiyeF
line to Cincinnati ozlJ Il honta. Elegaat s1e.nsn1
C1Es On Night Trains
Through Hckfts BY tkf4 1tne Can bo obtained At m
principal R4iEc4d 0mcsa IN the Northwest md Il tae
company Ofce. Nc: ls3 Randolph street, Chtctxo.
JOIN BRANDT, Superintendent
GHAA E. FOLLErT. Geal T1cket ASe1t, E11x
, 1861-05-30

Faier-fampalen containing the opinions ofcelebra-
&C Chemists ane r,s ot.n lie use Of shi.
eA7af!n 'he eass ef,E2; disaAsea Of the huuAa a5t
s:zz. vi, DC eurpnet Grada on application 70
3.H EEEp & co.
Wholet0e Drugxtst1,
Chicago. H.
&pAAe5lY -
, 1861-05-30

by {Aeee becoming Srruasurely kr1y OF bs,d, To
aYoa Aa5 thing ~ unpleasant yon hare sply t. use
LYONS KATHAIEoN. the NEST excellent and popu.
lar preparation fsr the Ha.r eTer made Sold e7e.J
WHERE -~,p,~
, 1861-05-30

TIE New PLANET.-IAe venerable Josiah
Quincy, Who WIS requested by the Director Of
Harrard College Observatory to name the As
teroid lately discovered there, has selected
that Of q Maia," the mother Of Mercury. in
the ancient mythology, and one Of lie Plel-
ades.-Bcsfon 1ranscTpt.
, 1861-05-30

DRIME BARLEY MALT Al:
; Il 'WAXB o. h4na and Eoe eA1s It lowest cAst
petoea: atso auIektof Yc<st Malt ta Barrels: = !
s1if%lT 3BoAtd Of Tr4de Building.
, 1861-05-30

1Qe1 BUFFALO AND
1CVls LAKE HURON EAuWAY-8oFtp8f
9ud beSt route "a Bn6A1o md othet EastaSn eittea
Train leaving CaicaSo peerots = 7.4S
8QQA ~ Bostnu n 298 Pm connecting win Nsw
York Central e BufAlo md HeH Yn1t 4 Mts nzfaa
ku3nR RA4t, nckak1 Yf& thta Esed e4a b thtAt7aA
ataeUaioa pepos. B. g. GARTER, Gen1 Maa13er.
4. FELL. Traffic aupt, B94Ate ~y
, 1861-05-30
Two beams etaudant,
One beam crossAnt,
One rope pendant,

Il Is right to-day to show our colors. Up
With the flag! The fair hands Of the daugh-
ters Of Syracuse made it. The strong arms Of
the eons Of Syracuse have raised It; and the
warm hearts Of the mothers OF Syracuse will
pray for 1t. Let it float, as It meets the NOM
Ing sun in lis coming and let the last 1ays
OF setting day Hrger and pray around its
to1ds. Let It float until banner shall augwct
to banner from the church.spires of your city
ton, and Montgomery; yes! until IN Union
banner wares from the roof Of that very
church in which D1. Palmer preached blood
shed md treason in New Orleans.
, 1861-05-30
MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAIL-
y1 Road.
GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE

70 New York, New England and tho
Cauadaz.
.oa md after SUNDAY, My l:th, 1ss1* trains laavs
as follows:
435 A. 2-stops It al ststons, &nd az1iTes II Do
- troit At 10 D. n
eSW a. A-!lsl tni9g kxpre<s {e1ceps Sunday. A.
Rsdss 20 4 m: Alosny 2A ?. n; NsV
ek.c NiHIA ~ ?. N; Boston It's pm.
eIu 1-a--seM 1or1 and Bostoa E1pfrs5 {exccpt
s4AtufdayA asttre at Detroit I'D L u
t1oson.o ~ p II: Noat.tal le.a} N :
hasrenton Btdge or Bu1Eo so \ III
MoanJ s:9 p m.: New York "a & m.
Bo4ton I'D =. N. NV - -"
SEQ L. M-CtnctcnaE E1prtas fexccnt s,,4.~,
through to c.nc1aau il i hsu.s' '''
200 2. M-Ciactnnatl and louisville E3prrn feYrs,t
Saturday, through 10 Cha tnam - r
houzA Louisville 10 II hours. - -
q E3l:4bu1y . Patent Dukter3 ATE run ~ D " F~
Press Tfal.s. rstcot sleeping Cas- Sl.ht Isains
Baggage Checked Through.
IT IHEE9gGH 81 T1cKETs n. aa,e N al pr1aetp.1 E.a-
IpaA OIcG II the Vest, 4: the General OMce c372sr
Chicago, and 1t the Depot,
r Y; RICE, General Superintendent
, 1861-05-30
OFFICE OF THE
Atlantic Mutual Insurance Co.

Atlantic Mutual Insurance Co,
EEw YoEK, JaE1xIy e6th, 1861.
The Trusteca in conformity t. the Charter Of the
Company. submit the following statement ot Its AFFAIR."
On the S1st Of December, 1870:
Premiums received on Marine E.sls from
1st January. 1850 to s1st December 1850 Il co.
Premium on Policies not marked on 1st Of
January l, 50l11
Total st1ou1t Of Mas1oe Premiums sesSS
FL Policies hayc been 1.4ned upon Lfo 1asta, nor
upon Fise Mats disconnected With Marine lsks.
Premiums marked CT tom 1st January.
1870 to list Deccmbsr. 1&a.. 81. 80
Losses paid dntins the eauer
flod... -.....-......-....-...$1H9,A Us, A3E
Returns Of prcualuus and Ex-
peoseS..--.s....-..-.-........ 6V9r+l2a3
The Company have the following As.cta, Y1k
United States and State OF New York Stock,
CITY, Bank and other Stocks. .6B a,S2
Loans secured by BtockB Bonds and Mort
gages. and other wise .........-........1 11nls2oo
Real Estase. 2oaooa0o
Dividends on Stocks, interest on Bonds and
Mortgages and other LoanA sundry
Fctes. Reinsurance and other claims
dus the Company estimated at...... 1n61so.1e
Premium Notes and Bis Receirable....... ISIS 4lGsl
Cash IN Ban1.........-.. ............... 7oa15Is7
7o.atanount Of Assets :31io
s1X PER CENT. Interest on tie ontstxn ding cerin.
Gates Of profits Will bn paid to the holders thereof Or
their legal representatives. and after TcesdAy The
1hh Of February nG1t
Alter rctcrTlug TWO AND A EALF MILLION
Do11AHS Of r7oos. tic outstanding certificates OF
the Issue OF will be redeemed and paid to tho hold
ers thereof their legal representatives aad act
Tuesday. the nth Of TeorusEJ next from which dato
a1l Interest thereon Will The certificates to be
produced 1t the the Of payment and Cancelled.
a dividend Of THIETF.F1VE PER CEET, Is de-
clazed on the net earned premiums Of tbs Company
for the year ending stat December 16G fer which
tlncstes will be ieued oa and after Tuesday. the
second Of April next
The profits Of the Company. asccrtained
from the 1st Of July. 1s.2, - the frat al
January. $50. Tor which certificates
were Issued. amount sH 56o0o
Additional profits from lst JanuarJ. 1Sn,
to 1st J&nu1ry, 1851 157l loo1oo
Total profits for lsH yta1s. 81 SO "a
The certificates previous to 1B-9hAre been
redeemed BY cash. TN3lnlp
Net es1nincs remaining with the Company
On 1st January, 1sat................. $t1s7 5000
Dy order Of thh Bosrd,
" TnwEcRE1 JnS1*c Encr~t,~,-
, 1861-05-30

THICAGO AND MILWAUKEE
~ RAILROAD.
For Milwaukee,, La Crosse, St. pxuf
Oshkosh. Herltn. and Inter1uo-
dfate Points,
On sud *fter Wednesday. Hay s;n. 1851, rssseuxer
t1ns viii leave taa Depot corner OF et Ktnx1n ead
Canal streets (SuEdays excepted, a. follows;
AtII:35 4, H. and 1I:33 P. NJ.
er trala arrives ut Chcsgo at 1.30 r " md
NAUkEGAN ACCOMMODATION TRAIN fes7os
Chicago At $50 r H. and arrives At Chicago al B1I
A. NJ. & c. BALDWIN
nyS61 snps.inteadoae
, 1861-05-30

LIN OIS- CENTRAL
Il RAILROAD,
1861-.- Summer Arrangement. ...1861.
tse Greas Central Depot, foos ot 1Aka a1d RaNi6
Water streets:
$50 - NJ lsuudAyE e1eeptcd.) arriving at Drcstn
Ee9 T. Springfield 4:3O F. IL. St Lsaia
3:50 I. ~ Cairo 1043 2. ". Meuohtz
pE;0 A. IL. lne1t dayO NeH Orleans II e
hours frnn Chicago.
$50 r II. Saturdays e1cersed) arriving pccas1r
2:tO A. ~ Springfield $50 4 n Qui1cY
1880 4 ~ s. Lou!a 500 A. H. Cairo
New orlesns in = hours from Chleaxa.
On Saturdays Al AccoMmoI alton Train VII b s7H
- lar h uFbana. leaving at $50 Pm.
Through uektt4. "a al. Important ro1nsz South a74
so1E Te1t fgr sale az tho c1ce Of Ito Company n III
6zeAs Central Depot.
HYDE PARK AND WOOD LAWN.
Irsi0a VII! leave Chicago: Leave Wood LAVA:
51U Il, 64 A. N
I.U n. al4 a n
40 Ph, iIF N
&&rM ENP.M
ShfP Pm Eos ~
hAf.A- 71NF r II.
Y. R ARTHUR Ger, 3upt.
:" IN 1rMfl ltS|
, 1861-05-30

from the zuyder Zee to the mouth Of the i'm
reitA and Ahoundirg Rhine, no Dntchma1
fLaughter.l
Onf banner Of freedom ought to float from
our church-toWers; for when we cannot pray
for our country at the altar, and unfnri It's
standard from our temple walls, then Let such
county be wiped from the face Of the
Garth. During the revolutionary war, patriot.
tsm epoke out from the pu1pIts and minis
tcrs took part In the fight. When tho battle
Of Springfield Tas Tn N. j. raging, the Amer
lean troops got out Of wadding for the gun4.
The Presbyterian minister ran to his. church
near by, :selzed an a1m-fnl Of hymn books,
and scattering them among the troops cried
9nt, "Now, boys, giro 'em touch Of old Dr.:
Watts." And thai day the guns sung short
17etzs Laughter ]
What does yonder flag mcanq sitamere
bit Of bnntlngf No. It means good govern
ment- 1t means an organic Union In opposl-
ton to. the Calhoun. dogma Of State 1tghta
and q loose ,Confederacy. 1t means ffee
ereech-and free labor In opposition to the
atEocIous system Of human bondage.
Let me give to you an heralcic dovice for
Jeftereon Davis:
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-03-14

ES- -llUNNEwELL' S GREAT REMEDEs.-
Their character sustained by testimonials to which
all are invited to investigate. Their effect, which
is perfectly natural and their relations disease,
by II strict adherence to laws of medicine.
IluNNEwELI's UNIVERSAL Cough REMEDY, which
can have no euperor Tor ali Lung, Throat, and
Bronchial Complaints, to actual Consumption.
HUNNEwELL's ToIU ANoDYNE, the great Natural
Opiate and Neuralgia Remedy, which adapls it
10 all complaints of The Bowels, and OF Spasmodic
end Nervous nature, to the chiei OF all causes oi
disease, Loss of Steep.
HUNNEwELL's EGIEcTIc Pills, prepared to assist
the work Of the Tolu Anodyne in case of indiges
tion, have proved most perfect substitute tor
mercnr,dls, so destructive to the effect Of the An
odyne. For Bilious Complaints, Indigestion
Worms in Children, and all arrangement OF the
digestive organs they have proved, by fair trial,
all that is expected of them, and will be Sc mt free
until plans for sale are completed, The rem.
edies and their connection, is more fully described
in the pamphlets to be ionnd with dealers, or will
be sent OH demand without "postage stamps e
Prices OF each preparation within reach OF all Sc"
advertisement n52w1
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-03-14

will become bright and balmy; tho genius Of liberty
will Gre long resume her ompirage, and all will
once more be we'll
Since the arrival Of Mr., Iincon's Inaugural,
which Is very weak concern, the feathers of the
furious and infuriatod abolitonists of the lcgsla.
turo have fallen and are now trailing in the dust
And whyl A civil war, II Is thought, may soon
come, and they will have to pass over the corscs
of at least one hundred thousand democrats Of the
Buckeye State before the rrepressiblcs can
reach the Ohio River They were tories in 1916,
Y and ., they arc tories now, and tho world
knows that they all puissant towards Of nature
and education. ... ...
Tho Ohio Penitentiary Is now depleted with
convcts, and still they como, nearly all from
Hamilton County and from Chcesedom. The
Western Reserve Is furnishing more than her
usual quota. Negroism, arson and burglary seem
to be alianced together in the bonds OF ndissolube
fraternity, and pentcntiaries are in great demand
A scene of the most disgusting nature may be
witnessed on every day in the House of Repre-.
scntatives: buck negroes and black wenches occu.
pying the lobbies cheek by jowl with republicans
ofa different color of both sexes! SHAME, SHAME!
Where is thy blish7
Momentous questions arc now pending in the
House, and the debates are waxing warm and
interesting. The daily papers will advise you of
those matters and things, when your humble cor
respondent cannot. Let taxpayers watch and
pray!:
1t is understood that there are four male, and
three female inmates of the lunatic asylum here
from Holmes County; to wit: VIM Duer J.
Walich, J Eedarean, Jer. Foltz, Kate Stionbaugh,
S. j. Reed and G. Philips. Some of these poor
unfortunates are supposed to be ncurable, and
others rather doubtful. If any of the friends or
relations of any one of them desire to k ow par
ticuars, ETC., their wish will doubtless be gratifed
ifthc representative from Holmes is addressed on
the subject Let full inquiries be made, fdesred
Plny Hoagland of Fort Wayne formerly of
Holmes County, is now here. He looks well, and
seems to feel well. All the lioaglands are not
vet dead, thank Mercy.
One of the two flags foisted on the dome of the
State House in honor of "Honest Old Abe" was
split from stem to stern the day Of his Inaugural
ton. AT least it is badly torn by wind or weather,
or-the stencil of ''the eternal Niger
MORE ANON.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-03-14
re- MEXICAN MUSTANG LIN

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this remarkable medicine For Cuts, Bruises,
Sprains, Rheumatism, Swellings, Bites, Strained
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Farmers friend, Weeks of illness and loss OF
time are saved by an early application Of Mustang
Liniment. 1t should always be on hand BE
care full of whom you buy and have it warranted
as genuine. All genuine will hereafter bear the
signature ofG. w. WEsrBRook, Chemist, and d,
S BARNES, Proprietor, with the words "lrade''
"Mark" in two Medallions Of the Federal Curren-
cy. Sold at 25 cts, SO cts. and 81 90 pei bottle
by all respectable dealers throughout the world.
tn2w4) d. BARNES a. Co, New-York.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-03-14
COMMUNICATIONS.
COLUMBUS, Quo, March 7, 1861.

COLUMBUS, Quo, March 7, 1861.
MR EDIToR;--Its is understood here that Gov.
Dennlson or Mr.. Plants or Mr.. Watts is to be the
candidate or successor of 8. p Chase late Senator
Of the u. s. There are other asprants; but they
seem to amount to nothing. Dennison will, it is
believed succeed Chase. Dame Runaor says that
some, yea many, Of the democratic members of
the House will vote for Thomas Ewing, because
he is an Union loving man of great fame, &c
He may be oil and more than is said of him, but
unless your correspondent be misinformed, your
representative will see "war, pestilence and IA
mine" overwhelm the State and Nation, before
he will vote for him for U. S Senator or even for
q fence viewer, Pseudo democrats elected S. p.
Chase to q seat in the Senate of the U. s., and
the democratic party has not yet recovered from
the damning effects of that iniqutous measure of
compromise, alias "bargain and SALE" Let dem
ocrats stand fast; the bowling storm Of abolition
Ism will soon pass awayi the POLITICAL heavens
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-03-14
We YER F1IL s!
The Greatest Remedy i'm Use
TIE GENESSEE LINIMENT.

No other preparation ever offered to suffering hu
nanity has performed so many wonderful cures
in so short time, as this intallible liniment. In
many severe and apparently incurabe cases, its
effects have been instantaneous and satisfactory
mitigating i'll and calling forth the highest testi
monals ever given to medicine. Like the oil
of olden time, used in amounting, its cures are Of
ten miraculous. In its preparation are used the
most potent ingredients known to Pharmacy, and
by its absorbing and penetrating qualities, relief
has been given in cases OF the most obdurate and
excrutiating character, when all other remedies
have utterly failed Notwithstanding its powerful
healing qualities, n child, or ii most delicate fe.
male, may take it inwardly for these ills, when it
is required, without the least evil effect.
For Rheumutsm-the Gennessee never fails!
For Neuralgia--the Genessee never Fails!
For Tooth A che-tho Genessee never Fails!
For Gout-the Genessee never Fails!
For Sore Throat-the Genessee never Fails!
For Diarrhna-the Genessee never Fails
For Sick Head A Ache--the Genesse never Fails.
For Collie or Cramp Colic-the Genessee never
Fails.
For all aches or ills sure cure-it never Fails!
For sale by, r. f.. SELLERS,
corner Second and Wood sis, and
N. u. WALKER, Proprietor,
.. No. l2a Smith6eld Street Pittsburgh
Sold by J. X. RAIFF, and II. YERGiN, Mil
lersburg.- -n36yl .. ...-..