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KAfLkUAD COMPANY.
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Asskuk, PES Molass = Mianesosa
KAfLkVADCO1PANx.
60
~ OMcv n Kil6oafae's 8 block, No. up stair.
5spt.l, ,isss.--AAaly
PEN NsKLvANnA CENTRAL RATL
THREE TRAINS DaILYFROM
PisssssrEs e PhiiadelPAiA.
Fss, Line ,. n; Exprsas Nail p.4o >. m.
fhe 8 spress MAIL kaLs Daily, mo other two san.
days exccpted. Making Direct Con-
nsetions With all trains from
Rasn :..s .ss csss..s sss .s.. city
Lexington and Loaisvilts, Ky, Terre
iiaate, indianapolis aud Lafayette,
ind.i cincisna ii. Coianbus, bay.
ton, Toledo, ,CisvslanA ,Zaues-
vtiie, crestiine, AAssiIon
and Wooster, Ohio,
Alse, haasas, Nebraska, Minnesots, and
All PoAats im the west.
rahs -n As low a - y y asr o.a.s nourx. ~
ss being The shorsest and most ex-
psdittvus route TO
PHis.ADELpnlA, BALTIMORE, NEW YORK.
AND ALI EAsTKRS CITIES.
TH0s. MOORE, Agent
Passenger Lines Of Penn. n. H., PkiIadelphia
August ~, 'o7
rESNs u HAILmvAD.
gINHE9reat Central Route, oonnse1ug the Atisps
tic cities With Western, Northxsstsrn IN south
western Ststes, by . continuous Railway direct.
Lsls road also eoassess st ptsssars with daily line
Of Steamers 10 all ports tbs Western kiyers .nd
atCieveiand snd Ssadaaky With steamers Q An
ports on the Northwsstern Lakes maxim the most
direct cheapest and reliable route by which Freight
can b ios~asdeA % ana from the Great West.
nAsns unfwaka PaILA LADalpaIA AND prrvsau,a
RIksr CLAsa.--Boots, Shoes, Hats1
and CAps, Rocks, Dry Goods
lin boxes, kalss and trunks,, ! 7Sc per Toe n.
Drugs lin boxes and balea)
> feathers. Furs, Ac., ,dc.
"a CLAss.--Do nsstie Shostfnr
Shirting sad Ticking lin eris-
insl bslssl Drugs lin easks)
Hardwsre, Leather I'm rolls or {eee. Per l0slbs.
Apxes,) Wool, and Sheep Peits,
Essswsfd, 10, ".
ID dCLAss.---Anvils, Steel, Chaips
tn easks,) AsRp, Bsooa a>d
Pork, SAlted iloose il ssok SOC. >sy % ~.
Tobacco, manufactured, Except
Cigars or cut,) Ac., &c.
ath CLASS. -Coass, Fish, Bssos,
Beef and Pork, Tin casks or
boxss seastv ard, Lard and Lard 4ss n, "A II.
Oil, Nails, Soda, Ash, herman -
Clay, Tar, Pitch, Rosin, IA.
FI8UR-1I per bbl. untii furtker .ot,c.
GRAlN-teces. per lee IL. until furths, .o,,o.
COTTON - - psf bale, not exceeding 500 IL
wight, until further notsse.
-. IN shipping Goods froa any poias East Of
PhfAdslphiA, be particular To mari nsoL. !. !. ~.
Pennsylvania Railroad All Good. oan. ,sr.s =. -
Ae Agents Of this Road At Philadciph Or Pits.
burg. viii b forwarded without artentian 80
1K..osr Assxrs-liarris, wormlsy ! Co., 4en.
Inn, lem. h;f T.. sass G., sts Loais; p. q. o.
Riley 90, Eyansville, Ind, Dumesnil, Bell 4
Co., ard Carter Jewett, LoaI.yills. Ky.: r. q
nsidram, Madison. Ind; sprigmar 1 Brown Ard
Irwin Co.. Hncinnssi;N. W. Graham ca o'
sasssv.,s, ohis Leseh Co.. 81 Kiby street ,Bo..
William street, and No. s. Rattcr, plsss NJ.
York T. = snsedsr, rhiiadolphia Hss,.v =
Rooms, Baltimore Geo G. Franciseus b;tt.r
IL. II. HOUSTON,
Yo,.psr osnersl Freight Agent, Philadelphia
Jan. , ls5T.--dly
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nEAL EsrArE, lNsURANCE.
- EXCHANGE AGENCY,

fire, Marine, ana Ltsc an.ur.nc.,
MERCHANTS FIRE MARINE INS. 90
Of Philadelphia. Capital s4so 600.
STATE ANb MNRINEINs. 90
" PsansyIvania. Capital $3.50 ooO
coNSaCrICiT ! MUTUAL LIFE ms. CO.,
MASSACHUSETTS, MUTUAL LYFE ms. cp.
of Springfield. Capital At00 900,
july25d Corner s.h .na 49,.
RaCH JlOUs 4 HOLD FUR = prs,y, = |,
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CnrPeJs, kes
RRUssELs, Ingram; Hem, cstto0 - nae Car
- psisi FiaoI oii ciesAs, Stair Nrpets. alais
IN great variety. good assori msnt for So -
rsasonsble terms. ~ "a -
sepSoasm J.C. PARno7Y AlA0
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Alse, y Gsvef6l diaeFent routes to all the prin-
sipal intermediate plssoD.
Also. to 0aisna, ,DanleiaA and St. Paul.
Also 70 al ~ aRAtlsseA Cities In Upper and
Lower CaD ~, We 0ssad Irsnk Railway Ham
ilten, Toronto, Kingston, Msntrsal and Quebec.
~ ytAesaos SsuAsto Oeasnshargh, N. r., Platts-
bargh, N. f.nd Peftlaaa, Nc,
% 0aA ~ pseeassA attAs
RAILo0AD 1tOKBT OFFICE,
AstS~A., sae 6oes Jtsm Dilliags House,
kGOMUK, IOWA.
- Travellers ean save time ana money ~
buyiDF their Tieketrin keskuk.
@Hasssneess lssvlae ksokuk at 4, or 10
.. n, rssch Jalesa es D1nlAth next morning %
sssak fAst VAissge sext n,rniug at Sis 'cisck,
Cincinnati nsxt day = 40 p. m, NA- without
chicago u oars from ChIUago. y
close eoassstions 1aAs In Chicago with all
xoAtAfn TgaAna.
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Dental UhGEAA.
nA. =. 3. BARBER woald rsspsct.
~ fsiiy inform his patrons and ths =
4sbiic Svnsraliy, thai be has fitted sp( (|Yy =
headsons suite VI rooms, spsrine
ssftAsr pains or expsnss 10 make then elegant anb
somfostsbls In the brick bsiiding East side Of ).
6ssween Main and JohnsoA streets. ThsAkful Ter
Dsst tayers. he solieits eontinnanes Of the samo
AIleperstions warranted. Ispr7tdlya
4. .. - a. r. a8A
RAAkEk Lodge No. -, l. o. Of @. T., meets -
- ssVy fsiAay Evening, ~ Tsnpsraass V1
Hall, on Main street. st ~ o'clock. All(
ns1hsn q - sr1sr In god standing, ere
invited 70 sttsnA.
my1e-1ly A
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S.1.eAeeoees NJ. S0un q. DenD, .. ..
N011CEs 8& j 8 sBli
n0. 6Au1OkD BO6D hsys this Aay fSsnSAa
eeDastasrship IN ths psaeeiss ef Asaieine 80
1ofory, and tsnAar their sssviess tetAe sitsenss1
Keeksk saA Ne sssosndisg sossssy.
0ass - 1Ais-st., oppssiss tAs Laslsds 1onse.
Des. ,. ltss.
n. BA1spaS tak - this ossasioa " express his
- he eiNsens Of this sity ,IsvA, Missea-
SA1A Illlneis for tAsis libsssl patssasgs harsle-
lsss sxtsnAe1 - hin, and 70 cordially rsssnnsnA
III associate, Dr. BoID, 70 theni ali sasssssVnis
iDg the services Of Ply sisiaa o. Surgeon
=. 0Usm LITTLE, n. d.
DHY6lCIAN AND SURGEON. 0Dss % Third
j street, bstvssn Main AsA Johnssn sts.s over
Rieksyss Cigar etSYs. Rssfdsncs II 81. CA1klss
Hotel. [asy5d
>. q. DEWEH, -. D.,
PhysiesA ~ Z ourge -.
OAss In Posts4oe Building, ID story j JoAnson-st.,
Dyad KE0kUK, IOWA.
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i kookuk Marble Works,
no. J, ,MsrABLIsHkD t1so,
FAirA DereAs, Ass. 4aln = 1lonAeau.
JNo. 3AWDHH 4 B1o
MAEvTACrUaeKy or
GRAVE STONES, MONUMENTS. BURIAL
VAULTS, Aaatlss, TAele Al Pisr Tops. Aad
wgkil rsrsieA and polissts AsFhle, S's- 81 Z
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t0usckeeptng Go cd 3.
kst0HT-QUAkTEk, 1OsA and n. Linen ana
- lotion Shsetings, riilow-csse Linsas - No.
iins, Toweiing. Table C.oths, Napkins, WInAev
aAades and Fixtures, VOL and Cotton DamssEs
liable and Piano Covers, Muslin and lAes Curtaipe.
DO, in great variety.
sepa0d8m T. O. PARROTT = rn
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~ ATCnESy
N. w. JONES,

OeAiert0 ClOCks, ~ alChes j 90 elrY
on THIRD xrRkxr,
Between Main and Johnson
hEuk Uh IOWA
! Vie subscriber has just received large =
:. i and beautiful stock et gold and. silver
Watches, gold Js~elry, r., ,sosprlsinx u. NJ
nngs, cut pins, gold guard and fob ehaiss. sys
sssAs. silver shliasiss, gold sTdet snaps, studs
gold prns, with Or without holders, gold pescli,,
pens and pencils.
wAycn aspAiaixe.
The subscriber being ) practicsI wstehn ahsr.
reels competrnt 70 repair thcs smoat diiErpit md
doi'sais work that may - entrusted to his care
All work warranted T. sive sstissastiop.
connnCr TINE.
The public may rest Assarsd that thseorseet tin
10, and always will be kept by
Nov, IS 56-dly NV JONES
OWA LAW nOOK.
-. orsc m.
!fsAkE pleasure in announcing to The Lav,cr,
! justices Of the Peace, and business mtn ~
Iowa, that immediately after the next se,siar -
the Iowa Legislature they will issue new
"'assss ssss % Grs.s.s ~. H!s ..s.evsa Ea,-
~ siii contain the Code, all the general laws
passed slaee the Code, also thosa Of the eoming
res ,s,.on ihe Low. Lssi,;tss, ne Nov cossti.s
and IOWA Affecting Land titles.
Msacssnoest 70 ali the dscisions Of the kuPEEME
COURT Or MICHIGAN, WISCONSIN srd IONA
Touching asy Of The laws Of this State, q slso in
iokh and other States which may bsfof valns -
der oursystsS
!, ~: work viii be prepared by CHARLEs BEN
pAkwiN, oF BuRLISdTok, IOWA, and viii
es furnished to the Hss At tho low price q ave
SsilAn Per cary. It~iii cestsin AtsAs sOe supsr
Royal Pages. Printed cad bound in The 81 81 stsls
~ - sAo index Will b cen lets and 80
~ saa sopy tas ,sia feature. sf ne 6Hi0
~ - Msrk ono " great v1iue 10 the professIon
- pSo1Mess 0cn OF The State.
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hna IA 1onnot 4leachoxy,
.VXIHER1 IN ti1dss4btnw sud Lace Bos- = !,
esVV nsss via - slss1Asd spt1 rtsssed II ~ y
hossl 11AAsusble8 8astsrbftylss ~
~ ~ q. II. 1MkkeON.
7. ~ ~ y ~ JohNsos-st. over tht Possoi6ess
y rssiSi .CSS.::. 'ssssst = ss1''Ess''
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.dcH SioUsEaoLD rUaNITUnE !,
MEsSRs. KIMBEL & FREDlN

MESSRS. KIaiBEL & FKEDIN
II ESpEcTFULLy Inform their fri,,i. and m.
pubic that they have established ut
xs6 SOUTH CLAkK.sr., CHleAGn I'LL.
branch Of tteir Paris ana Rsu York iIsu.ss n,
the manufacture lpd sale Of the mos,
elegant styies ~
arnia"re ana H"use Decurasfsns !
Aessrt. \. y. arc aiso prepared 70 ill 1t short
notice any orders Tor
french Gas Fixtures.
FreHrh Carpet,
Irsneh Minor and FrAmss
PINE sk.LcTloN cp PIANOS
From the best hensss Of New Yark and albany
Willb ccnstsn,iy keptyn hand,
Postoa CO boa q IS, Chics 60 III fsenc-dau1 I
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~ 50. KEOKUK. IOWA TUESDAY NOVEMBER H. 1851

|l9eg. 1s57.
IMP ORTAETfO TRAVELLERS s
- sna00aM 1sOxnrs,
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RLAOk and Fancy eilks, French Nesinoss.
~ PlAin, Printed and Striped Wool Ne Lsins.
=. ..s hmercs. PopiiusA 1fussiaa De Lains, Cobares,
AtPacas, Ac., &c Latest yles.
sepAed1m &c. PARROTT kf,n.
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SAARss, Clsnks and NANTES.
RkQoaE. Stella, Cashmere and Wool 6hsvls
A4s0i grades. closks snd Msn,lss of The iatest
ssyles IN ali grades, very eheap.
sepaud5m J.C pARROTT m
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Dse. 1AVe = CasYsassF, s
IAv1NG sssosIAisSt Asasslvss IN The prsstiss
IL Of tAsl1pp3snisV NJ ~ tesge . Rsaashss.
sss ~ fssa6ff 9AJY shes, slst Iils u - stssss,
estwesa Aatn sAA 1oAnson, s2t door u A9ass.
eoa's bsak. Rssidsnesof ths former on 1nd strssty
eAs once. f fN fsH 46f8f$as8 fleh5-A
Doss1ss 0e0Qgpa an1l kSg4UoY
HAvkAssosissslt q D1nu In the prasass Of
~ AsAisiss. viii attend In ssssul
taaieniA sll sasss. an6 uirs6 dtstsnss Ow-
Ing v the spseislG nree rsons, anA .
Ohss il 0AssSI ~. = "a II.
bstwsss Main aaA JsAosso "a ~
Pm. 1anSsS3d
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GUNS !: GUNS /!

C ana tes1li assieY In III kiads of 0uns, Pistsis
Bowel Kaivss, FishtHe 1Aekls, Sporting APpa1el
tus Asd AmnsnitiSa. All 0uns warranted, With
ths privilege u trying y lover prices than ever
o9efe1 In he sst Colt't BEST bsv0fvsss Tor ele,
aed verruats1 Tor year. Second bet. MAIN
. Nd Johason, Ksskst. lows. uaiy24dAw
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| Tse. per TOE lbs.
| ses. per ios lbs.
! SO. pr 100 lbs.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-04-16
SOLE PRoPRIETORS,
BENJAMIN PAGE, JR. & CO

Pharmaceutisfs and Chemists,
PITTSBURGH, Pa.
T. W. Dyott & Sons, Philadelphia: Barnes & Park, New
York; John D. Park, Cincinnati; Barnard, Adams x Co,
ST. Louis; and by Druggists and Merchants generally
YEEGIN, Millersburg, (v1n2i
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-04-16
Counterfeiters, Beware:

4 reward is -oa,cred for the detec-
ton of any person counterfeiting, imi-
tating, or the vender Of any such coun.
terfeit or imit&tion Of BRRuAvEs HOLLAND
BrrTERs. The genuine highly concentra,
ted Holland Bitters is put up in half pin
bottles only, having the name Of The propri
ctor, B. PAGE in, blownin them, and hissig
nature around the neck of each and every
bottle.
This delightful aroma, 80 popular as a
remedy for Fever and Ague, weakness o.
all kinds, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Head.
ache, Costiveness and Piles, can be obtain
ed from any Of our respectable Druggists.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-04-16

NOVEL ENTERPRIsE.-A correspondent
of the Charleston News, writing from
Washington. states that a project is on
feet to start a "Southern State Rights Pro
Slavery Journalat London" Mr.. Slocbm,
of Mississippi, has initiated this singular
enterprise. The editor to be is Professor
Alexander Dimitry, at present the trans
lator in tie State Department, a native of
Louisiana, a man of rare accomplishments
and an unsurpassed l%inguist. 1t is TO &c
delivered free Of all other expense to the
American subscriber at $40 per annum,
and is to be published weekly.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-04-16
important Immigration Move
ment..AnOther French Settle.
-meut in Illinois.


-ment in Illinois.
We learn that an important immigration
movement is now taking place, destined to
exercise a considerable influence on the in
~terests of Central Illinois. Some French
gentlemen from Louisiana, largely engaged
in sugar planting in that State, being desi-
rous of beneftting the French residents Of
Lower Canada, have organized an extern
sive colony from .Trois Rivieres" and that
vicinity, 10 immigrate upon and cultivate
lands in Central Illinois.
The neighborhood of Tacusa, CD the Hi
nois Central Railroad has been selected as
the spot, offering the greatest inducements,
and over $4,000 acres of land have been
already ~purshased from the Illinois Cen,
trail Railroad Company, together with some
5000 and upwards from individual land
holders in the vicinity.
About one hundred families are now on
their way from Canada TO occupy this
'spromised land" and We cannot bat look
with great satisfaction upon the potable re-
suits Of the labors of so large a.body o .this
industrious class of settlers on the material
interests and advancement of that pot
ton of our State. The first division ofthis
immigration is expected to reach Chicago
to-day. 1t is thought that upwards of two
hundred families will be embraced in this
settlement within the coming year.
+. We also learn that some prominent .citi-
zens of Maryland, together with many of
the planters of Louisiana, will shortly join
their influence and exertions to add to the
prosperity of the colony.
Arrangements are now being perfected to
erect at Tacusa a large and commodious
hotel, several stores, a steam mill, large
warehouses for the storage of. wheat and
corn, a beef and pork packing house, to-
gether with numerous residences. Teams
and agricultural implements are being for
warded as rapidly as possible, and proba-
bly, upwards of 5000 acres will be placed
under cultivation this present season.
An entirely new feature in the course of
trade will also be developed by this move
ment, it being intended to make Tacusa a
central depot for the deposits and distribu-
ton of the staples of Louisiana; and for
this purpose warehouses are being erected
for the storage o rice, sugar, molasses, DC,
which will be shipped up via. the Missis-
sippi, Cairo and the Illinois Central Rail-
road, thus affording to the residents of Cen
trail Illinois a regular supply of these pro-
ducts at lower rates than haze heretofore
ruled, since they Will be received directly
from the South, without the present extra
expenses caused by commission and retail
profits.
To E. E. Malhion, Esq, of Louisiana,
the originator and prime mover in this ell
terprise, We wish all the success which his
b~enevclence and energy should command.
= Chicago Press.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-04-16
Commercial Matters.
MilEcrsburg Market.
Cattle Market.
AHHcnr~ A,

ALLEGHENY, April IA.
Beeves-sales on Tuesday and Satur-
day of PAT head and so on Monday-ac-
tive market on Thursday ct previous rates,
SHOE, gross, for medium to hold off for
a decline.
Sheep-an advance, 800 head offered
sales at a, to 81 for good to prime; extra
81, supply too light for the demand.
Hogs-fewo offered, 40 or SO at previous
quotations-say 6@6a gross.
The butchers eyinced a disposition to
conform to the new regulations about mar
ket days. The scarcity of stock offered
induced many to go the country for a
supply.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-04-16
DaFfiago Eofices.

MARRIED-On the end inst. by the Rev.
P. N. SEMPLE, Mr.. ALEXANDER GILBERT
SON to Miss CATHARINE HAROLD, both
of Paint township.
On the same day by tie same. at thu En-
pire House, in Millcrsburg, Dr.. j. P. POME-
RENEt to Miss LAURETTAMAXWELL, both
OF Berlin township.
On the 9TH inst, by the Rev. J. HELsELL,
Mr.. JACOB FOX and Miss ELENA DUGAN,
both of Mechanic township.
On the 9th inst, by the Rev. c. B. BRANDE-
BURY, Mr.. JAMES NEWELL. of Lucas county,
TO Miss ELISABETH KISER, of Wayne CO.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-04-16

H Memphis is decidedly a place in
its way. A few days since a case was
pending in the Common Law Court of
that city, in which a Mr.. and Mrs. Helb-
ing had sued Philip R. Bohlen, for breach
Of marriage contract, in failing to marry
Mrs. Helbing when she was Miss Agnes
Handworker, and the jury has given the in
jured parties $3.50 damages! The idea
of Helbing sueing Bohlen because he did
not marry his wife, is certainly the richest
thing of this fast age.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-04-16

To E.. E. Malhion, Esq, of Louisiana,
the originator and prime mover in this ell
terprise, We wish all the success which his
b~enevclence and energy should command.
|-Chicago Press.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-04-16
Philadelphia Market.
PHILADELPHIA, April

H~ILADELFHIA FKPrII To-.
Breadstuffs firmer, but less doing, fioul
81. Corn meal 1912. Cloverseed now
held at ST with $3.50 bid. Wheat steady
at s1,43@l,45 for red and SI,50@I,6 &c
for white. Rye declined to SIC. Corn
active at $4,000. for vel. Oats advanced
to 40@5oc. In groceries and provisions
no change. Whiskey sells slowly at 27@
CSC. in bbls. and 255 in hhds.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-04-16
New York Market.
New York April Is

NEW Uhh NAPTIl D
Cotton firm, sales 1000 bales. Flour
steady; sales 1880 bbls prices unchang-
ed. Wheat quiet; sales 10000 bushels.
Mess Pork declined 81 sales at 22,6O@
22,75 per Dbl. Baef 1uoyant at III,
holders demand an au,ance. Hams lie.
Shoulders 81. Butter 10000. Whis-
key steady. Sugar has advanced /. Oils
inactive. Lead quiet. Freights 90;
Michigan Southern II; N. Y. Central
Ssh Reading 794: Galena and Chicago
I0l1; Cleveland and Toledo 92a.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-04-16

EMrs. John Chase, of Kensington,
N. H., was leading a horse into the stable,
when the door swung to, leaving the animal
on the outside, and she within, the halter
tied round her thumb in such q way that
when the horse started, her thumb was
torn from her hand, and the cords were
drawn from her arm to her elbow.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-04-16

The QuEAN's VIs1r To CANADA.-Mr
Cameron gave notice in the Canadian Par
lament on Thursday evening, that he
should at an early day renew his motion
Of last session, requesting Her Majesty 10
visit the Province.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-04-16

re- The young lady who swooned on
hearing it announced that a naked fac
would be disclosed, came too on receiving
positive assurance that it would be clothed
in becoming language,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-05
THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC foI
1857,

In addition to the usual Calendar Pages and Astronomical CD
citations, contains;
VERY FULL AND COMPLETE ELECTION RETURNS
BY States Districts and Counties for 1885,
fully compared with the returns Of former years
THE IMPORTANT ACTS OF CONGRESS, Condensed
THE GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
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CRYSTAL PALACE-LAST DAY BUT ONE.
~ THE GREAT FAIR will close on FRIDAY EVENING
THIS Thur isy) AFTERNOON and EVENING al The graz
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WILL GREATER SACRIFICES a.

CTILL GREATER SACRIFICES a.
~ CHINA and CLASS HALL, N5s Si and 5Sj brcsdwsy.
have t.Len The entire door OF Cnristy Woods nmspss
building and will offer MONDAY ah inst and continue .
sell day day until Vo worth OF goods are eufree
into cash. at the fllovi lJ~ rates:
300 China TEA SETS irom",.....S1 % sssh and Fvuc
rs Chin. DINNER SETS ........ ~ o. each and uS~ni.
200 Plated CASTERS ......... q each and Upward.
$3.50 Plated CAKE aAsKETS... p each and ~ ssfds
40 Plated COFFEEsnd1EA SETS,
KETTIis NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10 90 each and upward
], 200 dor Plated FORKS SPOONS, Ae sa,.sc
1850 CASKS a New England spd Sandwich nsh CUf VI"
50 ossks Of Bohemia rch CUT GLASS ,t-,. 80.
$500 Il BRONZE5 just imported Al q he seo.s ~. nL
To prevent confusion visitors req1esed W s"''' s
door and exit the south . -, xsa u.,.Sw.,