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TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND
H0TRIG

A 3 SPRING Is RAPIDLY ADVANCING,
n we take no little pleasure in calling atten-
tion to a great Family Medicine-one that is in
valuable in all climates and all seasons. We
sllude to J. r. Levy's celebrated PREMIUM
BlTTERS, perfect cure when there is loss of
appetite, Fever and Ague, and General Debility.
For sale at the Depot No 474 Pa avenue
Also, just received, a fine assortment of
SCOTCH ALES, and LONDON PORTER
BROWN STOUT, and FALKIRK ALE
Orders addressed to
JONAS p. LEVY
Wine, Liquors, Cigars, and Groceries,
mar l7-tf 474 Pa ayenne
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Great exertions have been made to make this
department complete; 1t now contains from thirty
to forty thousand Firs and Pines Of choice varie
ties, portion Of which are of extra size
Persons wishing to smbellish their grounds and
proprietors Of public cemeteries will find IL to
their advantaget to call and select such as NAV an
swer their purposes.
Persons residing near, when II Is desired, can
have Trees delivered, with balls of earth to the
roots, which they Will find to give them decided
preference over frees transported from a distance
Job gardeners will be supplied at reasonable
discount. JOSHUA PIERCE.
mar li-wtf
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JOSEPH II. THOMPSON,
hRAPER AND TAILOR, AT WALL q
- STEPHENS, 29I Pennsylvania avenue, 5
doors cast Of the National Hotel
Just received a superior assortment Of Spring
CLOTHS and CASSIMERS Of the latest styles
mar 24-eO2w
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FRUIT ARD ORNAMENTAL TREES.
E'OR SALE, AT THE NURSERIES OF
Il the subscriber, at Linren Hill, ard onaass
1lth street, in Washington, a large and wsll<8&
selected assortment Of FRUIT and ORNA---
MENTAL TREES.
Amongst them 12 to Is thousand APPLE
TREES, well-assorted and Of fine growth, at 800
per hundred.
Is to 20 thousand PEACH TREES, forming a
complete assortment, at s12 so Per bundled, or
800 per thousand
5000 to :, 600 PEAR TREES, dwarfs and STAN
dards.
few hundred DWARFS Of extra size
With general assortment Of PLUM, CHER.
RY, APRICOT, NECTARINE, and OUNCE
TREES.
Also, CUR ANTS, GOUSLBERRIES,
RASPBERRIES, STRAWBERRIES, &c of
the most approved kinds
The stock Of ORNAMENTAL TREES IS ex
tensive and fine. Amongst those of large size for
streets and lawns are many thousands Of such as
American and European Elms and Lindeas, Tu-
lip Trees, Aspen, Aheie, and other Poplars
American and European Horse Chestnuts; Sugar,
Silver, Scarlet, and Norway Naples Mountain
Ash, Green and White Ash; several varieties Of
Oaks and Magnolias; Weeping Willows, Golden
WILLOWS, and many others.
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" We are now receiving our Spring supplies
OF New and Fashionable CLOTHS, CASSl-
AEREe, and VESTIN6S, Of all grades and
co1ors, which We are prepared TO make TO order
10 the most superior manner, at short notice, al
much cheaper rd.es than the usual city prices.
WALL Il STEPHENS,
mar % Pa. ev between 9th and 10th cts
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GEECENE EXTRACTS FOX kTHERaND.


kENCRIEF.
HUTCHINSON h MUNRO HAVE JUST
Il received fresh supply Of LUBIN'S EX-
TRACTS, which they warrant genuine Also,
PivsT's MAU6ENEr and COUDRAY'S, and
ether French PomadcS and Extracts; Phaion's
Invigorator, Lyons Kathairon, Haule's Eau Lus-
tral, and Barry's Tricopherous, which they can
fu' Eish a. New YORK prices.
Those IN want Of anv Of the above, or ANYTHING
In the Fancy ard Millinery line, would do well
10 give rs call, when we viii be hs ppy to wait
on Their orders
HUTCHINSON MUNRO,
No 3lo IA. avenue, betw. 9th and 10th SITS.
r11r r. n
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INTERESTING To CA9PENTRRS AND
RUfI.DERS.

INTERESTING To CASPENERRSA AND
BUILDERS.
OUR PLANNING MILL is AGAIN ~ AC-
~ tive operation, and we are prepared TO exc
cute all descriptions Of work with great prompt
ness and In very superior style
We have IN our lumber yard prime stock of
Carolina Rail 4 by4, and by 4, and all sizes OF
Carolina timber.
White Pine Of every variety and thickness
Hsmlock Rails and common "A w. p. for shes A.
thing0heap.
White Pine, Hemloek, Eastern Shore, and Car
olina Flooring, Of prime quality, and dressed In
very superior style.
Laths and Pickets and general stock.
All Of which we offer al the lowest market prices
for cash, to such customers choose 10 trust
mar 22-eo2w PITZHUGH COYLE & BRO.
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CASH PAID Poa FURNITURE,
DERSONS DECLINING HOUSEKEEPING
or having surplus Of Household Effects on
hand, will find us prepared at all times to pun
chase their entire stock, or such articles they
may wish to dispose Of. Call and see
BONTZ d COOMBS,
No. 369 Seventh st bet and X.
feb lg-eod
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ETHEHIAL UEL UN {vG FLUID
MANUFACTOEY.
FTNHE ATTENTION OF DEALERS is called
Il to the fact that my facilities are such that
can supply them with ETHEREAL OIL at as
low price and on as good terms as any house in
Baltimore elsewhere. The quality Of my Oil
Is surpassed by none.
ALCOHOL. CiMPHENE, TURPENTINE,
wholesale or retail, at the very lowest prices
J. K. McGREGOR,
mar 3+2aWlm Nc. 64 1th street.
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siRaING AND FLUTE LEssUNs

siNGISG AND FLUTE LESSUNS
AFR. WILLIAM PALMER, Professor OF Sing
lst ing, &c, having been induced to accompany
his nephew (ar. Henry Palmer, the eminent pf
anist,) on his return to this couu ~ and TO take
up his reSidsrce in this city, will be happy to re.
ceive pupils for instruction either In Singing or
In the art Of Flute Playing, having been associ-
s;ed with the best Professors in Europe, studied
und c GTevelU the great vocal master in London,
and under G. y iGholson, the renowned futist
For terms, &e., apply to him, by note or other.
wise, AZ No. 257 Pennsylvania avenue, between
18Th 8n,i 18th streets au 2i-tf
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(NEAEER's PRIZE MEDAL HONEY
~ Soap, Lows Old Brown Windsor Soap, Sha
wing Soap, Shaving Cream, Barry's Trichopher
Gus, Balm Ofa Thousand Flowers.
maj IL G. FRANCIS l0A Sevanth 81
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PRIME ITALIAN III sCCSRcNI, &c.
i HAVE JUST RECEIVED A LOT OF
L prime ITALIAN MACCARONi, of latest i'm
poEtaton. Also, fresh Ssrdines, Anchoivee, Bor-
deiux Oil, smoked Reef, Buckwheat, Grsu
Corn, fresh tomatoes, &c, &c, for sale by
mar l6 T. M. p. KING.
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JONAS Il. LEVY,
IxFORrsR AND pEALEx IN
WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS, AND FIEE

eolsral Commission & Forwarding N erch snt
INSURANCE. AND BILL BROKER,
No. va Pa. Gv., two doors below u. 3. Hotel,
WAEEIN6ToH CITY, d.. C.
- E.B-COuntTy Merchants are requested 10 civ.
Eas cau before purchasing elsewhere.
&C s-iy
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Most Singular Affair in Borden.
tOWn-.ShOcking I'm.
natural Ceremonies.

We have Just learned from most relia-
bic source, the following particulars ofa most
singular phase of "spiritualism," and of
the performance of the marriage ceremony
under horribly unnatural circumstances.
An individual residing in Bordentown,
who has been for some time believer in
spiritualism and its accompanying delu-
sions, had son who returned from Albany
in dying condition with consumption,
last week, and on Friday or Saturday he
died. The deceased had previously been
engaged to a young lady aged about II,
now residing in the house of her intended
father-in-Iaw, and she too is firm believer
in the spiritual notions, Us well as her low
er and his father.
On Friday morning last, with tie con-
sent of the young mans father,i this young
lady was marrie9to the corpse by the '.Spir-
itual CEREMONY" which was performed
through boy who acted as medium! The
young lady was attired in all the usuG'
paraphernalia at the ceremony, and aftel
it was over the funeral of the deceased
took place. 1t was attended, we learn
by upwards of two Thousand persons from
Bordentown and vicinity, who had beer
attracted to the spot by morbid curiosi
/ ty.
The young lady acted at the grave like
one really possessed with an evil spirit
she raved and flung herself into the grave
and was with great difficulty borne from
the spot to the residence of the madman
whom she regarded as her father-in-law.
Since the funeral she lives at his house
and at meals plate, cup, and a portion Of
all the condiments of the table are sci
apart for the dead man, whose empty chail
these victims of denonism suppose to be
tenanted by his spiritual body.
The unfortunate young lady is the
daughter of respectable parents, who for
merly resided in Burlington; but who have
removed to California, whittier she intends
following them.
We talk of the "light ofthe nineteenth
century," but we ask in all solemnity, could
the annals of middle-African Fetish wor
ship-could the darkest pollutions O
Oriental Devi[worship-could the gloom
lest delusions of the middle ages, or the
blackest Paganism of any age or country
show a more horrible picture of human
madness and hallucinationa We thinl
not Penn. Ing. dug. 8.
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Dollar edition of Life of Buch'n IL
Cheap editions Is

The amount of sales stood, therefore
this morning, all told, as follows:
Lives of Buchanan sold 1916 copies
Lives of Fremont sold 1852 copies
The above sales of Cobb & Co., and c.
S. Bragg d Co., do not include sales Of
Greeley's cheap edition of the Life of Ere
mont, which is sold by the thousand.
ALI the above proves clearly that Ere
mont will run because the people will read
1t may be well here to remark that
while cords of the Life of the Peoples
Candidate, and the few copies Of the Life
of Buchanan have been sold, not one CO
py of Fillmore's Life is even enquired af-
ter. 1t is no, even written; but We are
informed that it is to appear with the His
tory Of the Next War We have not vet
heard when the life of the candidate fol
Vice President on Fillmore's ticket is to
be written. Mr.. Scroggs, the orator Of
the Fillmore meeting ON the steps Of the
Wedsiell may possibly know; but wher
asked about it, he says-"OA, no, acs aev
er mention him. Cerelasd Herald.
Very true neighbor Herald, but here i
the answer of our "iadepesdsst7 neghbol
of the "CleveIander."
"We admit Mr.. FLLMoRE's LIFE has
not been written, bm it has been read
notwithstanding, and comnaiHedto memory,
andis deeply engraren on tile heart of fevery
l;yiag American, and we can prove it too
by one man at least IF he IS m tocn. The
man eminent for his personal appearance,
as well as for his Fug;tive .Saye Laac, and
the ALBANY SPEEcH-(@Ms SoxtA acont
submit to it" needs no life written-his
life is not ended yet, as Buchanan's Is, and
as Fremont's will be if he lives long
enough. As for GENERAL GUTAvUs
ADoLPHus SCRoGGs, it is true he did not
mention Donelson's name in his speech at
the Mass MEETING on the steps of the
WEDDELL HOUSE, but he thought of him
several times, and he would have mention
ed his name if he had not got confused
about that HOLE. The General explained
this to us several times, and as an "IMIe-
pendent" and the other man rs the De
pendent wing of the Fillmore army, salts
fed"
The above we presume will not be at
least the of our neighbor's reply.
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VIM. A. Bachelors
HAI1 DYE.

NONKEY'S parrots and dogs may be taught
lN TO initiate some of the outward forms and
actions of humanity-and foxes manifest an
aptness in stealing quite equal to the generality
of manking-but to man alone Is given the
ability to originate, contrive and construct, and
even the animal seems to divide by his own acts
his species into the different geni Of men. or or
ginaiors, contrivers and constructOrs-and moR-
KEYS parrots and foxes. or imitators, pretend
ers and spectators. Marx the ere,nplifcMion:
VIM. A. Batchelor, of 233 Broadway. New York.
having by perseverance and years Of toll anil
costly experiments. succeeded in producing -
Hair Dye. Tor which he has received fifteen
Medals and Diplomas-and. by all, admitted
to be perfect in all respects, host of initiating
monkeys and pirarical pre,enders. who always
beset the paths of genius and toll. and to take
advantage of the wit they do not possess them
selves, have sprung upon the trail laid out by
"Batchelor." With peculiar pertinaeity they
besct and worry with preteniious stories and
bravado every one who will listen to them. and
they frequently succeed in ginning credit for
themselves and trash. To guard the unsur-
pceting, the original and genuine Vim. A. Batch
elor's Hair Dye is now put up with costly steei
plate engraving. and his signature thereon ON
four sides of the box, and the address, 2S3
Broadway. New York.
sE-FOr sale in Millersburgh. mt
-CASKEYfS s on the Corner.
Auy 81 1875
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PRO BONO PUBLlCO.
LIVERY mother should have a box in the
IL house, handy in case ct accidents to the
ehildren-Rakling Russian Sai,~. Ii is a Bos-
ton remedy of thirty years standing and is re-
commended by physicians. 1t is y sure and
speedy cure for burns. piles, biles. cornS. felon-
ehilblains and old sores of every kind; for fever
Sores ulcers. scald head, itch, nettle rash bun
ions. sore nipples. Recommended by nurses)
whitlows. sites. Testers flea bites, spider stings,
frozen limbs, salt rheum, scurvy, sore and crack
ed lips, sore nose, warts and flesh wounds, it IS
a most valuable remedy and cure, which can be
testified to by thousands who have used it in
lhe city of Boston and vicinity for the last thir-
ty years In no instance will this salve do
any injury or interfere with physician s pre-
seripaions- 1t is made from the purest materi-
ols, from a recepc brought from Russia-of ar
tieis growing in that eountry-and the propri-
- Lave letters from all classes. clergymeR.
p,ly. 'ans. captains, nurses and others who
have L. t Il emselves and recommended 1t to
tthr-. Eciiins's Russia Salve Is put up IN
ia-'ge lin ,,xes. stamped the cover with PIC
ture OF h,l se and q disabled soldier. which
pictur. is aLn eHs raved on the wrapper Price
25 cents box.
s~-For sale at the Book Store, Millersburg.
Ohio.
Aug. 81, 1856.
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Caught.
The editor of the Wisconsin Patriot
displayed the following card few days
since:
$4,000 REWARD!
Will be given to anybody who can show
vote ever given by Fremont while in the
Senate, on the side of Freedom. On the
other hand, we will forfeit that amount
If we can't show by the record, that eve
nv vote that he ever gave on the subject
Of slavery, was given for the South-side
by side with the notorious Know Nothing
Dave Atchison, and the southern fire
eaters.
Whereupon Kenosha Fremonter, ap-
plies for the $4,000 on the spot, on the
following record :-Congressioaal Globe,
page 1880 year 1850.
'Mr. Hale-I rise to inquire what is
the question before the Senate"
''1'he President-It is on the bill TO
abolish the STARE trade in the District o.
Columbia"
"Mr. Mason called for the yeas and
nays on the passage of the bill"
"YEAs-Messrs. Balwin, Benton, FIRE.
MONT, Chase, Dayton, Seward, Hale,
and others, in all S3.
"NAYs-Messrs. ATCRISON, Badger
Hunter, Davis, of Miss" and Others, in al
10.
EF~Plcasc remit
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1856-08-21

A NEW CENr.-Every body will be glad
tolearn that new copper is to be coined.
The old copper head, which has so long
represented the smallest fractional division
of our decimal money in use, is too cumb-
rous and large for the little value il repre-
sents, and the substitution for it Of new
coin readily distingushable from all Others
in circulation, will be considered BY all a
great improvement. 1t is therefore pro
posed, bv the Director of the Mint, that the
new cent shall be lightweight parts copper
and twelve parts nickle. This will make a
coin Of n dark reddish color. II is to
weigh - grains, less than half the present
cent, which is los grains,-Pbaa. S~a.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1856-08-21
A PERFUMED BREATH.

WHAT lady or gentleman would remain un-
w der the curse of diagreeable breath when
by using the "Bain Of 1Io4saad Flosers'' ~
n dentifriee would not only render it sweet but
leave the teeth white as alabaster. Many per-
sons do not know their brsath Is bad, and the
subject is 50 delicate that their friends will new
er mention it. Pour single drop of the
"Balm" on your toothbrush and was the teeth
night and morning. A fifty cent bottle will
last year.
A beautiful complexion may easily be A.
auired BY using the "Ba!rp Of a 7assasf Fzosxrs.
It will remove Tan. Pimples and Freekles from
the skin. leaving it Of soft and ruseat hue.
Wet towel. pour on two three drops, and wash
the face night and morning.
Sharing Made Easy.-Wet YOU shaving-brush
in either warm or cold water. pour on two or
three drops Of "Baim Of 77oasand F7ocsrs.' :
rub the beard well and it will make n beautiful
soft lather much facilitating the operation OF
shaving Price only fifty cents. Fedridge d
| Co.. proprietors, New York.
| For sale atthe BOOK STORE. Millersburg u.
Aug, u, 1856.
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Eg- The Philadelphia Ledger says:
"The Republicans seem to be taking the
lead in this city," And the man might
have added, in the State, and throughout
the Free Statcs-and what is more, they
will Keep the lead.
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ARAILwAx POEM.

The annexed to which we invite the attention Of our
zeaderr, originally appeared In the Dublin unirersfy
Msesssse It's sentiment VIII be responded very gener-
ally, fancy by those who capable othe philosoph
irsl Lesson II imparfs..
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TO TIE NEAORE
of
HENRY HARTFORD.

of
HENRY HARTFORD,
Who was murdered May 18th, 1851
MAY HE REST IN PEACE.
Tread lightly, stranger, Ger that spot
Fits hallowed ground, made sacred by the
blood of noble heart shed in defence OF a
brother. Angels hover near the grave,
mourning the death and rejoicing in the
life of one worthy of a seat in their midst.
The long gaunt arms of blasted pine point
to the last of earth, and the gentle melan-
choly breezes, which sigh mournfully alb
owe the grave. whisper requiem for the
rest of his soul.-.San Francisco Golden
Era.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1856-08-21
THE RAILWAY.

THE RAILWAY.
The silent glen, the sunless stream.
To wandering boyhood dear,
And treasured still in many dream,,
They are no longer here;
huge red mound Of earth is thrown
Across the glen 20 wild and icne,-
The stream 80 cold and clear:
And lightning speed and laundering sound
Pass hourly DER the unsightly mound.
Nor this alone; for many mile
Along that iron-wsy,
No verdsnt banks or hedgerows smile
In summers glory gay;
Though ehasms that yswn as though the earth
Were rent in some strange mountain-birth,
Whose depths exclude the day, -
We're borne along at hesdlong pace,
70 win from time the wearying race!
The wayside Inn, with homelike sir,
Nolenger tempts guest
To taste the unpretsnding hse,
Or seek its welcome rest,
The prancine team, the merry horn
The cool fresh road at early morn,
The eoachman's ready jest,
All, all the distant dream-lsnd gone,
While shrieking trains are hurrying on
Yet greet we them with thankful hearts
And eyes that own no tear,
lis nothing new, the space which parts
The distant from the dear;
The wings that to her cherished nest
Bears home the birds exulting breast,
Has found its rival here;
With speed like hers we too can haste
The bliss Of meeting hearts to taste.
For me- Igase dong The line
To watch the approaching train,
And deem IT still, 'twixt me and mine.
A rude but welcome chain,
To bind us in world whose ties
Each passing hour to sever rries
But here may try in vain;
To bring us home to many an art
Stern Fate employs to keep apart
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1856-08-21

no trace of him was found. Frank had
fulfilled his oath and departed.
Near the scene of the murder stands a
single slab, bearing the following inserip-
ton:
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1856-08-21
Fremont and Buchanan Litera.
turc..WhO are the Readers!

Having noticed from time to time, q
lonely looking book on the shelves of the
Bookseller in this city, called Life Of
James Bsekansn, we were enrious enough
to enquire how many copies of it had been
sold. At the same time we en99lred how
many copies Of the Life of Fremont had
been disposed of. We found the follow
ing as the result of OUT curiosity:
Messrs.-L b. Cobb Il Co., and C. S.
Bragg and Co., have sold
Life of Buchanan so copies
Fremont 11O9
(cheap eddition) 500
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1856-08-21
Fine Cutlery.

VVyHE best lot of Fine Knives and Scissors ever
before offered in Milersburg. just received
at the Book and Variety Store. Also about
three hats full Of Portmonies. cheaper than
beef at a cent pound. ho"is and horns thrive
in. Aug. u. lS56.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1856-08-21
Who are the DisuniOnistss

The following extracts are selected from
authentic records of opinions expressed by
men, all of whom are now prominent sup
porters of Buchanan and Fillmore.
BY SENATOR YULEE, OF FLORIDA.
"For my part, am ready to proceed to
extreme measures, even to the dissolution
of the Union"
BY SENATOR BROWN, OF MISSISSIPPI.
'.If the Wilmot Proviso is adopted it
will raise a storm that will sweep the I'm
ion, and pray God devoutly it viii be
So"
| BY MR.. MOORE, OF LOUISIANA.
"The Southern man who will stand up and
say that he is for the Union, now and for
ever is more dangerous to the people he
represents than those who are in open hos
tility. If California be trammeled with a
preamble declaring the territory now free,
/ am willing to dissolve the Union"
BY MR.. STANTON, OF TENNESSEE.
"When the Wilmot Proviso is adopted,
/ and the South are ready to walk out of
the Union"
BY SENATOR BUTLER, OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
II do not make the salvation of the I'm
ion the paramount Question:
| BY Senator MASON, OF vEIGINIA.
"Itis time the yoke was thrown off and
the question settled"
BY MR. CoLcOCK, OF GEORGIA.
"If the Wilmot proviso should pass in
any form, / will introduce bill for the dis
solution of the Union"
| BY MIR. MEAD, OF VIRGINIA.
"If you exclude us, am not willing to
submit. We intend TO have the
land peaceably if we can, .torcibiy if we
must"
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1856-08-21
The Burning Rays

nFa summers sun may be kept off first rni"
" rate with any Of the delightful and cheap
PARAsoLs to be found Mt
CASKEY'S, on the Corner.
Aug. 81. 1856.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1856-08-21
You can Always Find

A vERYsnicc and very cheap arrortmcnt o'
N long and short Mrs a.
CASKEY'S, on the Corner.
An, y, lS56
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Messrs. J. P. & W. have also sold of
Fremont and Dayton, and other cheap
lives of Fremont, lO,2OO copies.
Messrs. Hawks d Brother have sold
Upham's Fremont 40
(cheap edition) 400
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1856-08-21

CCISSORS AND POCKET KNIVES. n
- good article Won are sure to Get II 'ou buy
a, CASKEl'S, on the Conner.
Aug. n, 1856.