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Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-04-04
Reaction in Pennsylvania.

A number oftoyn elections have been held re.
Gently ia Pennsylvania, anda Philadelphia paper
says tho Democracy have swept every yestige of
RepubHsaism before them. In the city Of Read
ing, where the oppon9nts of Democracy have been
ruling for years. the Democratic Mayor is elected
by a majority Of ca. aud the entire Council, with
town and West Chester the victory has been
eunnllA prcnt.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-04-04
A Clean SyvCcp---B'ack scpUb-
liCaniSn 'SIxu1lEeh"---W w here
are the 2Eangulcn!

The Democracy carried Hardy township on
Monday, without any regular opposition, by 295
majority The Backbone" party did not get
the first time the Democrats ever elected all their
Supervisors,
lu the corporation of Millersburg the opposition
got up mougrel' ticket but the Democracy ''went
il" and swept the field by II majority.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-04-04

The State Election for Governor, state officers
and meubcrs of Congress took place on Monday
last. The Democrats have certainly gained two,
and probably three, members Of Congress; the
vote for State officers is close with n strong prob
ability ofa Democratic victory. Glory enough
for one day.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-04-04
Spain and Mexico.

1t is snid General MmAMoN has gone to Spain
to urge the acquisition Of Mexico. The distract
ed condition of the Mexican Government precludes
the possibility of it much longer remaining an in
dependent Republic
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-04-04

"A bin has passed. the Senate of Wiscon-
sin, aud, II is said, will pass the house, max
ing material modification, in its Personal
Liberty Law, 80 as to make il conform to the
Federal Law.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-04-04
nunWAlK FOR HURRA.
1T is CUR TURN TO CROW
TIE Republicans hare Taken Rope ana
Hasy Themselves.
CINcINNATI ELECTION.

tlNtINNNll
The Democracy of the City of Cincinnati have
been defeated for many years, but on Monday
they rallied to the contest and carried the city by
over 5000 majority.
CLEVELAND ELECTION.
The City of Cleveland gave LINCOLN 1,700
majority, and on Monday the Democrats elected
their mayor by GEO majority, and carried every
department of the city government by tremendous
tnajorties
ST. LOUIS ELECTION.
ST. Louis has for a long time been Black Re
publican city. On Monday the Democracy car
ried the election by 5000 majority.
THE CITY OF TOLEDO,
For the first time in many years has gone Demo
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-04-04
JuCOb Aiiys.cr, i;sy.

raeJAooa sSYprR, Esl ns'.tt old Democrat,
vas eloetod Justice Of ihe Peace for Paint town
ship. on MONDAY last. We arc glad Of it, Es4
yEwoohLR Was his opponent
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-04-04
Times Have Changed.

HARVEST is past, and those having had indulgence Of
me, will please call and pay up as am very much
want of the thing needul, and my customers will
eel at liberty to ask for further indulgence.
September 20, lS60--n3ltf g. sNORR.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-04-04
Farm For Sale.

T'HE undersigned wishes to dispose of the Farm
i on which he now resides, three miles North
West of Millersburg and two miles South West of
Homesvlle Itcontains 1902 acres Of the best quality
Of land. well watered a suilieieney # timber. and
easy. For further particulars apply to the subscri-
ber. SAMUEL CRAWFORD.
Nov, i5 lSGO,-n30,
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-04-04
Connecticut Election.

For the first time in many years has gone ID,
cratic
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-04-04
CAN a MAN

CONsuLT his own Interests without going to o,o,c.
~ W. Conyer's Cheap Store, at Oxford, 10 sse ,bo
Splendid stock of Spring and Summer usods that hs has
Just been receiving. Or can he ' "s nus
, 1861-04-18
DEMocRATIc PRIMARY MEETINa.

Pursuant to notice given by the chairman o
the Democratic Central Committee Of Pierce
County, the democracy Of Steilacoom precinct
met in convention at the Court House in Stella
COON, at o'clock PM, on Saturday, the 18th
instant and were called to order by Egbert Ii.
Tucker, Esq, chairman of Central Committee.
On motion, J. Steinberger Esq, was elected
chairman, Vim. II Wood secretary, and Chas.
Eagan assistant secretary.
| On motion Of Frank Clark, Esq, It was ordered
that delegates to the County Convention be elect
by ballot and that the secretary record the names
Of all persons voting
On motion Of T. H. Tucker, Il was ordered that
a majority Of all the votes cast be necessary to q
choice.
On motion Of Frank Clark, IT was ordered that
nineteen delegates to the County Convention he
elected; this precinct being entitled to that
number.
Mr. Tucker now presented certificate from
the County Auditor relative to the boundaries Of
the several election precincts
When, on motion Of Geo Gallagher, Il was
ordered that said certificate be placed In the keep
ing of the chairman, for the purpose Of deciding
any question which may arise relative to the
residence Of PersQns Offering to vote.
On motion, il was ordered that none be allowed
to participate IN the proceedings Of this CT nven.
ton but such democrats as reside in Steacoom
precinct
The following resolution, submitted by Mr.
Tucker, was unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That all persons participating as
voters in the convention pledge themselves to
support the nominees Of the Democratic County
convention by theii own vote and influence.
On motion Of Mr.. Parkinson, two teIlers were
appointed.
The chair appointed Messrs. Geo. Gallagher ard
A. r. Rabbeson r
The Convention now proceeded to elect BY
ballot nineteen delegates to the county canven.
ton. Whole number Of votes cast, S5 ncces.
sary to choice, 43.
Mcssrs W. R. Downey, Edward Carney, c. J.
Fitzgerald, =. G. Seaman, f. a. Light, Stephen
Judson, II. W. Berry, John II. Settle, S. McCaw,
A. c. Lowell, John ldgncy, Chas. Eisenbcis, A.
I. Byrd, j. N. Chapman, Albert Robh, James
Orr j. A. Packard, A. p. Delin and ID. W. G.
Davidson having each received m jnrity oG al
the votes cast, were declared duly elected lele.
gates TO the Democratic Convention Of Pierce
County, W. T., to meet at Byrd'S Mil on Satur-
day next, Goth inst.
A motion was adopted that Il any delegate be
unable to attend the County Convention, he be
authorized TO appoint proxy. .
On motion, vote Of thanks was unanimously
rendered the chairman for the very able, dgnii,d
and impartial manner In which he presided over
the deliberations Of the convention
On motion, like vote Of thanks was rendered
the secretary and assistant secretary for the faith
iul tmnncr in which they performed their duties
On motion, It was ordered that the editors Of
the Puget SSand HT0id and Pioneer and Demo
crai be requested to publish the proceedings Of
this convention.
On motion, the convention adjourned sine die.
dusrus SrENBERaER, Chairman.
VIM II. Wood, Sec'y.
, 1861-04-18
DEFALcATIoX OF GOV. STEVENS.

Having, in common with other journals, given
publicity to the reported deElcation Of Hon /
|. Stevens, as We found it going the round o
exchanges, some months since, we feel it incum.
bent upon us, as an act of simple justice to the
gentleman named, to publish the following com.
pletc rciutation of the Charge. We cory the
annexed correspondence in relation thereto from
the Pioneer and DtmOcrGt Of last week:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Comptroller's Office, Jan. 9th, lS6l.S
WV. W. MILLER, ESQ,
Olympia, Washington Territory:
SR:-Hour letter Of the 18th Of November,
making inquiry concerning the accounts of the
Hon. Isaac l. Stevens, late Governor and Super.
intendent of Indian Affairs in your Territory,
came to hand this morning.
As Governor, lis accounts for contingent ex-
penses, purchase Of library and erection Of public
buildings, were adjusted in this office lie is
debtor on no one Of these accounts; on the con-
trary, the books show him to be creditor on
the rst named account, $l2253. Ills accounts
as Superintendent Of Indian Affairs, lin which
capacity you are his bondsman) and as Superin.
tendent Of Pacific X. K. Survey, are adjusted in
the office of the Second Comptroller. have
accordingly referred your letter to that officer for
his prof. er action.
am, respectfully,
Your obedisnt servant,
W. MEDlLL, Comptroller.
, 1861-04-18

Mr.. John Hennessey, workingman Of New
York, has been expressing himself in very
workmanlike manner upon affairs Of the day.
He says. Il poor woman steals loaf Of bread,
she is dragged before the magistrates at the
Tombs; but if politician dives into the treasury
and brings up prize, he may escape and be
known as q smart manager. II the politician
could be hanged, this Southern :" kick up" would
be Of no moment. In land where eight hun.
dred millions Of people ought to support them
selves, thirty millions cannot get enough To eat,
because they are plundered by politicians i
, 1861-04-18

To the Elitor Of the Puget Sound Herald:
Office Go. Superintendent Public Schools of
"a Pierce County, w. r.,
STEILAcooM, April l2, 1861.
The interests Of Education demanding a uni
form system Of Text Books in this county, tn.
following have been adopted, and the District
Directors are earnestly requested to Introduce
them as speedily as practicable in the respective
districts in the county: ''5a '' -
ToWnes, Speller. i'
Parker 4 WatsOn's lst %, 90, 4th aud 9th
Readers. f-''' ''
: Webst,r's Unabridged Dictionary.
B Rays Arithmetic, parts lst, I'd, and Sd,
4 Rays High School Arithmetic. : 'h '".
Rays Algebra, parts LIST and I'd. a'
Rays Geometry. ' ~. ,'D l..'
Rays Surveying and Trigonometry.
! Clark's English Grammar, parts LIST and I'd.
Z Cornell's Series Geographical on y sl
p Cutters Physiology, parts LIST and ID.
Pdrkvr's Philosophy. aise selal ! 70 l.1H
Wizards U. s. History .ttt ~ t
Woods. Botany yai.ansrrtI bnr .t.i.i n.
The foregoing arc highly recommended, and
were selected aner careful examination; and, |
may here add, they have met the unqualified
appreciation Of Prof LippincOtt the Territorial
Superintendent have not the least doubt thai
they viii be highly approved BY our school
teachers. laaom isia11i'Haj il ji4 i5rn 1ai
Asthe plbIisatiOn Of this viii tend 70 the az ad
vanccment of5educatiOnal interests. you viii
confer fayOr BY giving Il q place in the columns
Of your journal. ''9o'1 h'''l 0'G s""7s4
: erarT snli Yours, respectfully, aa ilHa 2
Z .a't ramo. 7oif 81 93WM. H. WoOD,
.aiasuPt Public schOOls1 Pierce Co, W. T. z
, 1861-04-18
TREAsCRY DEPARTMENr.

Second Auditors Office, Feb. 90, 1861,
SR:-Your accounts as late Superintendent,
eL cfieio, Of Indian Affairs in the Territory Of
Washington have been settled, and balance Of
S2l4.S6 found due to YOU differing FROM your
account $i0s29, which is explained by the en-.
dorsed statement.
On application at this Office, you will receive a
requisition on tho Treasury for the above named
balance. n
Very respectfully, a asr. IT. ..
Your Obedent servant,
T. J. d. FULLER, Cd Auditor
Gov. ISAAC J. STEVENS, .#.- = ~.
a Late ex otiicio Superintendent, &c.
, 1861-04-18
Approved March ., 1861.

No SYMPATHY. : Calhoun Benham said In San
Francisco on the 2sth ult, in suit Of parties for
Marine Hospital grounds, that he did not ask the
sympathy Of the court in favor Of our govern.
ment,i as no right-minded man had any sympa-
thy for it. This suit is instituted BY J. G. Hub
bard and others, to eject the United States from
the U. s. Marine Hospital on Rincon Point San
Francisco The property is worth 100000. D
, 1861-04-18
supt Public schOOis, Pierce Co, ".
] FiIE sfALAY ARcHIPnLAao!

Capt Walter NJ Gibson has been recently lee
turing IN San Francisco on the climate, resources
and settlement pf the Malay Islands. He talks
in the most glowing terms Of the climate and
productions q these Islands z and says that the
closest approximation to Paradise on this terres-
trial globe must be there. Some Of the mineral
and precious products Of the Islands are; 1, an
Gold, diamonds, iron, (bettcr than Swedishl
zinc and antimony. Borneo furnishes nine-tenths
Of the antimOny Of commerce, and over two.
thirds Of all the tin in the world comes from the
little Dutch island Of Banea, where the entire soil
is filed with little pellets and nuggets of tin.
The Dutch Onlyal!ow 60, 900 tons to be exported
annually, In order 70 keep up the price. Rattan
and gittA Percha exist in vast quantities, and any
Intelligent shipmaster can make fortune by TAX
ing away cargo. a.C Celebes and Sumatra are said
70 yield several millions Of gold per annum, and
seen nuggets OF gold brought down to the sea
coast BY the natives, and fakes Of gold as large
as the palm Of bis hand. The Dutch are inter.
osted III keeping these things dark
The population Of the whole group Of Islands
Is set down d forty millions, who arc civilized
and eager to trade The climate Is healthy, not
withstanding all that has been said regarding
the upas tree, and Sumatra has been called an
East Indian Brighton The vegetable products
are very valuable, all sorts Of spices grow there
On the uplands Of Celebes, potatoes, wheat, ap.
pies and cherries flourish to advantage. As
very little has been known respecting these Isl.
ands these particulars may prove Interesting to
the public, and if not more than onehalf i fiction.
the Indian Archipelago appears to be sdesiFable
place. iis5Ec. .sst
, 1861-04-18

HonH AGAix.-Hon. /. L. Stevens, our late
Delegate 10 Congress- b. hourly expected In
Olympia, q be is not already there. We pre-
sumo he WIN again Be . candidate for Congress
sional hOncrs; this time with the prestige d.
rived from the passage Of the War Bin to aid
him. .yiSato I"t5''E
, 1861-04-18

TINS cvTLElY, &c.---As win be seen by his
advurtisemsnt elsewhere, friend Jester has just
received fresh tuppIy of Clocks Of an kinds,
together with choice lot Of cutlery, pistols, &c.,
suitable ior miners and others. Call and see his
new stock. sssossas 5lsdi Iiln1aps aol saw
, 1861-04-18

Pm PLASr.-ws last week inadvertently
omitted mentioning the receipt Of very fine
bunch Of pie plant the first Of the season, for
which NJ. PetsF Smith has our thanks. II is
early and excellent.
, 1861-04-18
SpttiaI NOtitts.

EB- NOtIee.-By order Of the Democratic Central Com
mee Of Pierce County, the Democrats nf seacOo Nnek
and ruyHuP precincts hereby requested to hold primary
meetings Saturday April l3h 1851 to select delegates q
the Democratic County Convention 10 be held ByTds nm
Saturday, the 2nh day Of April 1861 at O'Clock in the
afternoon for the purpose Of nominating Councilman and
Representatives for the Territorial legislature and IA
elect Ave delegates the Democratic Territorial
which will be begun and held at Vancouver the 18Th dnv
Of May 1851 Zach precinct viii be entitled 70 delagate
In the County Convention to ten voters and des
gate for every fraction five voters In the precinct
The primary meeting for SteacOOm precinct will be held n
the Court House Saturday, 18Th. at O'Clock Pm.
EGBERT II. TUCKER,
Chairman Committee
steilaeOOm, W. T., March 26ih, 1861. ieI
, 1861-04-18

DEHocRATIc CoUNTT COSvESuoS,- I've are
requested 10 remind delegates, a. well a. an
who EEL an interest % the ldoings Of this Con.
ventiOn, thatit win meet al Byrd's Mn on Sat-
urday next, 9Th inst. Don't forget il. :,
, 1861-04-18

LaDr PnAsEIH.-Is is MD hat dis IAdy IN.
s-isd l.Tesly n ssal estate IN Victoria and
Fort IIoPe, during her Fecsut yisit there.
, 1861-04-18

cnoEED 70 DHAFH-A son Of Mr. Miller, liv.
ingst Coin Rock, On the Columbia River, was
ehoked 10 death On the 7ih inst, BY bean
IodEing N his throat IS t.s
, 1861-04-18

AmnR a. JuBss HAnDE.--Ths sscramsnli
Uhios s1ys thai Judgs Hardy has been aErestst
q an aeesssosy 10 the murder q s 7. Newell.
, 1861-04-18

The best purifier Of the blend, Halls sara
pariIla, Yellow Dock and lo,Iiie Of rolass.
, 1861-04-18

TnB CAPnAL Q1l1noS. Judge Strong Is out
n fhs Vancouver cAroaidi II 4 lengthy expo
|, r'Ii6A q n vlsas respecting thsiaet removing
a. of kbf6fhmsbt lle takes strong ground
IN slor Of fbi validity of ths aet We would
ne % - Ils opiniops q other legal slntlsnsn
nllli .qaaIdoA. q 10 ndmits q discussion at
ihis tine. -s's'ia s-aa.a 8
, 1861-04-18

F,on ~ Wusrpuu. .-ME, Ksnnsdy. oF
EIs5tnn ~. iualns nf..i . lsi,sF h.s ben
lo..'rl1 e 81 rl1cl, luIla minsf che ui1-
l,I.I - q. Wshnislsa ehicb slaiis Ih.l o.
n|nII1 |1lIl ~ ~ mltins ~ 60 D 80
~ ~. ~ u.I..hs hissil % ojsh hinsish.
sut dsl.y. =
, 1861-04-18

sFoKEs AND FRHsHETs n CAEnoRMA,
interior papers Of California are publishiug ac-
cOunts of the damage done By the recent storms
and iEeshetE Bridges and ferries have been
carried away, and stage travel greatly impedsd
and In many instances interrupted. A stage
driver named Leandef white was drowned in
swimmihg his team between Placeryille and
Folsom, Over ons hundred head Of cattle were
drowned In the vicinity Of Marysville, Is was
also ahsFdef BY The name IL Owen Philips. y AT
last accounts, Sacramento city was being inun-
dated; part Of the Ievee having been washsd
sway vsl "a ste., y4,ee,,r ..s, ral,t.sso1e
, 1861-04-18

C1Afal o. TnH-Ibp WsIlknown publishing
sui bc1k1l'llhs am of HaH Bancsoa : Co.
q 8an Rl1nciseo. having Dissolved partnership,
isrt la,in by circular diied April ist Mr. Geo.
L Kenny. ~ manber oi ihs aboye arn. has
frnei r,finll1hip viii M. J. D. Alexander,
ani c1nlInnll lhs business under the siyle d
Kenny } 1llzlhdlE. a No. eoo Montgomery
street. opposite he former establishment Ts
ava|d ui.ln1os !, should be borne p mind thai
a. 1Iu q A. I. Bancrol 4 Co. l. anoibeI
hol.s ezeIu1ssly snslgSd n ne Stationery
bdfnl ~ blhsve Both houses have recently
niltf'1ri InErIig. and are vel known g being
ihs no1i extensive establishments u their kind
q ., PuelIic so.1L. 'a =.
, 1861-04-18

I11s Nssss-WsWs indsbi.d b CAPT Free
mIh Iilsk, oT Ilszllp Masschu.stls. lars copy
a l1i 40 CsIil6n11 q tbg Eth inst, from
ufirh " obl,ir Eastern inftIls Ilsenes % DE ssh
~ 11ns d.In n iasunes 81 he Fegular nal
VI. PoI11nd he news uil bs Iaund IN he
ul.|| p',e,. = shs thlra r.se b 80. 80.
, 1861-04-18
Slttu SSbtrtissmtnts.
ARMY NOTICE.

SEALED PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING
- this Garrison with FRESH BEEF from May 1st 10 July
Sls 1851, viii be received At my oee until May blh "
O'Clock NJ at which time they will be opened parties Inter
ested having the privilege Of attending.
BIDS must be endorsed, envelope, "Propols for Beef"
and bidders must furnish the Of two responsible
agreeing 10 act their bondsmen. "a,
Beef necks aud shHnks excluded % be delivered At Port
Townsend w. such times and In such quantities. %
A o. 8 may designate. ,.
Our present consumption Of Beef about one hundred and
any pounds per week. ~ III la.-
nv ~ fHi- I'd iy .hORERr N. SCOTT, Las
cd Lieutenant 4lh Infantry, A. q. 8.
Fort Townsend, ". r., April 18Th, 1881. 4sd
, 1861-04-18

o5x PAnaoE.-The ship MaaadAaistis,
C,1l. FFtsh.a Tfasl. arrived Il this port on
Ii1ld.y ~ n he tslonlshlhsly short time d
1,lll sys iron San Francisco. This fully =
tlhiihrs her eharncirrior iasi sailing. Of which
Il. e1illy e1ptiin boasled On the oeeanonl oI
, h6l lltilIl . Dis llaea She procseded imme-
dis.ily . D.lsh : Weber mn, toiOad lumber
g. So Funeilea J5'Is issv slli,as ,,,,
, 1861-04-18
Gov. Moore, Of Louisiana, has appointed the

Gov. Moore, Of Louisiana, has appointed the
following gentlemen to posts in the regular army
of that /" Republics" Major General Braxton
Bragg, Of a little more grape, Captain Bragg"
fame; Adjutant General, George Deas, late Of
the Filth United States Infantry, breveted Ma
jor for his brave behavior at the battles Of Con.
treras, Churubusco, Fl Molino and Chapultepec /;
Lieutenant Colonel, A. G. Myers, late Of the
and Churbuseo He was Quartermaster Of
Wolth's division In the Valley Of Mexico Col.
onel Of Engineer, @. 7. Beauregard, breVeted
Captain for his conduct at CoutTeras and Churu-
busco, and Major for his conduct at Chapultepec,
where he receive two wounds. He recently
received the command ct West Point, but 70.
signed It in order to serve Louisiana. 4a
, 1861-04-18

Tn GEAN cnOr-It Is stated that the an
nnal wantsof Great Britain are 10000, 900 bar,
rels Of Aour-or one barrel 10 each inhabitAnt:
Il has been sseeFIained that Great Britain Is
short 20 per cent, Or e.OOO,OOO barrels sun,
Gent 70 load 800 ships Of 1000 tons each. The
caliIornia Farmer y qf opinion, from an ihe
lacts that can DO collected, that California will
have certain market in England for all her
grain, fer years 70 como, and at remnnerative
prices; news having recently been received d
the arrival Of the ship SOhanDa Stroll at Liver.
pool, with wheat from California, which sold at
70 shilluss psrquAFtsr, (i,ght bushels) Or nearly
four cents per pound In San Francisco the
price p now cents PER y. = =. !. = ~.
, 1861-04-18

TmWAk Drnr.--As a. as We can learn, the
ct vhieh hl1 passed Congress CO.. the payment
Of lho tliin1 growing out d The Indian war oi
1e55-o inslsad d 81 100000, 3 iirsf stated,
appluplinius q. ~, 900 In government bonds,
draeihg pr cent interest," One feature Of
n. On. requiring claimants % produce add.
tio11l cgIl.let, s v1sy unaatiSiActory, aad win
sah|..I p,1lI,. 3 m11h dsliy snd Foubla.l A
WaIhinsi1l cuiEuIpoudeni. under dats Of March
ioI1. ayls-~ Ths bohasuill not ls ready or
.omt tno months yet piymentof The war debt
NJ elo1l rilI not leave hlIo tll the Treasury
Drp.Iimcnl h1a prlparsd Instructions and de-
irlnincd he manner IN which he elnims are TO
b pl,r.niii. % Is % BE- ahls % Inform the
psnhls n Bis s,als ol N steps necessary % Be
laksn n lhs matter" \, $500
, 1861-04-18

HoLLowATs PnLs.4 Happiness. ss.-Nothing
ach or torpid liver. From them spring our
eloomiest thoughts and most dismal forebodings;
but happily for mankind, such disorders may ct
once be rectifled By 4 course Of the digestive
Pills, which act most benellcially On the secre-
tons Of both stomach and liver, whereby per-
fect digestion isrestored bringing with Il strength
and comfort 10 body and mind. Biliousness,
nausea, headache, and dimncss Of sight soon
disappear before their potent sway. They reg.
ulate every function N the human frame. n
whatever part impurities oxist, these pceFles1
Pills search them out and expel them from tia
sysacm; whenever any orgAn b derangrd. they
correct lis irregular action, and repFOdueS health
and happiness. i.....
, 1861-04-18
THE PUcHT SoUNp HERALD

We sAan bs psAsea furnish of vessels and others,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-09-27

enemies, while Il disroursees and disheart.
ems loyal men everywhere. especially 10 the
border slavs States. Another tendency Of
the thing will bs 10 prolooS the war-crip-
ping the energies Of the army. and ,hwsr,-
ing the well laid plans Of the gallant Path.
Finder m subduing rebellion IN Missouri.
We had hoped when james Buchanan
vacated the White nous-. We bad seen the
last President who would take the ground
that Stare property should receive at the
hands Of the government protection above
other kinds OF property. But We were mis-
taken. Republican President ties up the
hands Of one Of hrs generals. and foreid' bis
trv.,rns slave property like other property.
HI. oiscer. are .sirins other property almost
every day. simply and only for the reason
that IL belong. 10 the rebels. and eonssea'-
ing n; and IN the same breath thu, he or
ders this done. he says TO Fremont-hands
OF OF the slaves; property in men. women,
and children 10 more sacred than in ships.
lands and merchandise.
The loyal people OF the country will never
stand by the prc.idcn, in policy 50 doubt.
iul. They believe aud know tina, General
Fremont is right They want this war
brought to successful close within rcas-
sbl. time. This rebellion is too formidable
to be pu, down by any ,emPoriIins. bali.
way policy, and be who thinks IL can will
End himself mistaken when it's too late to
rec,iiy the error.