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AT a'k1N'z'kssN ALE!

Jeremy Dlddler, Mr., Charles; Sam, Mr. T j Herndon
4 For particulars, see bills. s- .
AF2'h1N ZION ALE! :
+ GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICESt!
/ VIE Undersigned, wishing to diminish his larg.
FANCY AND sTAPLE DRY GOODS.
offers the same 10 his friends, the ladies Of Shreve
-. Ar COST PRICES:
His Goods consist Of
| Moir Antique,
Gros de Naples,
+. Iaffelas quadr6 jasp6, sr. n' 80
al Fantasia and Chine rave Silks -... g
+ Plain Silks, in great variety,
Delaines, Merinos, Alpaca,
Plaids, Chales, and Bareee,
Flannel all colors, Linsevs,
Pure Irish Linens, all Qualities
Pillow Case Linen. all qualities,
sheeting do do and prices.
Bleached and brown Domesties,
French, English and American Prints
o1 no Flannels' bIeached and unbeached;
White Jaconets, Swiss, Tarleton
sTGIle, Lawns, Cambria, Nansook
Velvets, Silk Gloves and Mitts
Gauntlets, ladies' fine Handk rs.
Chemisetes, Undersleeves Collars
Lace, Of all kinds and qualities.
Hosiery, Tor ladies, gentlemen and misses,
Ribbons, Sewing Silks, of all colors,
S Velvet and Fringe Trimmings,
PeHnmery. Toilet Soaps and Powders,
" And variety OF Fancy Goods etc. etc.
ALso-A general assortment of
PLANTATION GOODS:
Gentemens, Boys and Servants Clothing, in great
variety, such coats, French American and
Chi liam cloths, blanket Jeans and kersey Goats
Jackets and Pantaloons.a Also, French and Ameri-
can cloth, cashmere, satnets, obroy, kerseys and
every description and quality Of Fancy Cloths Low
ellis, Osnaburgs Stripes, Hickory and Checks
Also-A large assortment Of French ana American
Blankets, OF all sizes, colors and qualities.
Also-$i0,0D0 worth If
Boots. shoes, Ladies' CATERS.
Misses and Chldrens Shoes, being the finest and best
stock ever brought 10 this Market either by the case
or single pair, such
Gents sewed Water-P Proof Boots,
Do. peg'd do do
Do. do grain do
Do do half-welted calf do
Mud Boots, Of all descriptions and sizes,
Calf, lroquoise and Patent Leather Shoes for gents
Ladies, Cutters and Shoes with and without heels,
Misses do do do do
Children and Infants Shoes, of every description.
A fine assortment Of Gentemens and Ladies' Ship
pers, Boys and Chiidrens Boots and Brogans, Ne
gro Russetts all Sizes Mud Boots, etc, etc. too nu
melous mention.
Also His large, full and complete stock If
groceries, Provisions, Bar Stores,
Hard and Wooden Ware &c. Consisting of Flour
Sugar, Coffee, Rice, Molassez. rib and clear Sides
Shoulders Lard, Mackerel, Goldfish, Sardines, Buck
wheat Saaratus, Mustard Olive Oil, Yeast Powd
Pickles, ketchups, Brandy Fruits, Matches Buckets
4 uos, Brooms Spades Shovels Andirons Shovel and
longs Knives and Forks, Trunks, of all sizes and
prIcei hooks, of every description, Cutlery, etc.
Planters and country merchants wishing to supply
themselves, will please give him early call before
purchasing elsewhere, as he intends sell his entire
stock cheap and AT COST for cash only.
JOHN LARMIER.
febll SIN Texas street. corner Of Green Alley. {
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G5STfE'E0T,

TENf1E public is cautioned against negotiating or
L trading for note given by the subscriber to -
Cook, (who resides bayou PIERCE for 1926 pay
able on the lst April, 1857. The consideration for
which said note was given having failed will not
pay it unless compelled by law.
fthiS # w w CbRNAHAN
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Removal,

. Removal.
nj DNDRuRY, having been burnt on. by the late
IN. FIR, has removed TO the building occupied By
Jones, Diinger d Co. corner Of Market and Milan
streets, where he is prepared to every descrp-
ton Of House, Sign and Ornamental Painting. Graz
ing etc.. on the shortest notice zr=gs ian2S
EMOVAI.--M. BAER has removed from his old
LII stand to the Of Texas and Spring Streets
where he is prepared to accorodatetis friends ard
customers. ia7I4
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Trabue'S Auction Room,

Texas street, Shreveport
GALES EVERY DAY, commencing at 10 O'Clock,
~ A. NJ, and every night, at early candle-light:
~ Dry Goods, Caps, Groceries,
Clothing, Boots, Hardware,
Hats, Shoes, Furniture
And great variety of Goods suitable for planters and
housekeepers. Also, Negroes, Horses, Mules, gold
and silver Watches Guns, etc. etc. nOv5
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THEATRE II,

Proprietor and Manager, +. s. Charles
Acting Manager, r }. Hprndnn
heaoei o. the orchestra, a. l. Menken
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SNTATE OF LOUISIANA-Parish of Caddo- In
~ District Court, No 1866. Meeky Rye and Hus-
band vs.. VIM. Pckens, tutor. BY virtue of a writ of
sale issued out of the honorable the District Court
III and for the Parish Of Caddo and to Inc d rected /
will proceed to sell at public auction the courthouse
door, i'll the town Of Shreveport, parish aforesaid,
on SATURDAY, the 7th day of March, A. D. 1857 ,
between the hours of IL o'clock, A NJ, and 1. P. NJ
the following described property to effect partition
between the heirs of VIM L. Pcl1eus deed wit the
east half of the north quarter of section twenty
hVe (23,) township seventeen (l1,l range fourteen
a.; the west half Of the north quarter Of sec
ton twenty five CO. same township and range; the
west half OF the south east quarter Of section twenty
four 24) same TOWNSHIP and range the east half Of
the south west quarter Of section twenty four GA
same township and range; the northwest quarter Of
section twenty four (2l) the west half of the north
east quarter OF section twenty four (24) the north
east quarter Of the south west quarter OF section TWEEN
ty1lve 2o( the north west quarter of he south west
quarter Of section twenty five (25) the west half of
the northwest quarter of section twenty five (25)
the west half OF the south west quarter of section
twenty (4) the east half of the east guar
ter OF section twenty -four (24) the south quar-
ter OF the south east quarter of section twenty-five
co. all III township seventeen Q7.) range fourteen
(l4) and all situated in the parish of Caddo.
Terms Of sale-Cash, with the benefit of appraise-
ment. IHOS. r. SIMPSON. Sheriff
Shreveport, January 81, 1857 [pf.Sl3 50
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Real Estate and General

Real Estate and General Agency.
"MEC. TRABUE, will give his attention to the
' sale and purchase of Real Estate in shreyepor
or Caddo parish. paying taxes, He has on hand
desirable property for sale or rent, on accommo
dating terms. ocs
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J r. D. SALE q Co.'S
Banking, Exchange & Collecting Agency.
Market street, opposite the Post office, Shreveport.
TfXCHANGE bought and sold on the principal
IL cities in the United States = z3-s-3.4
Time and sight drafts boll CHIT sold and collected
Uncunent Money bought and sold
Cash advanced on Cotton and other produce for
Shipment za-* -sFg+
Money received on deposit, payable on den,and.-
Interest allowed on time depoSites.
Money loaned on mortgage on real estate. Claims
ct every description collected, settled compromised
and funds RENTED promptly in bank checks
Real estate bought, sold and rented
Taxes paid on real estate. dec3-lv
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Candidates for District Judge.

- We are authorised to announce ROLAND
J0NES as candidate for the office of Judge of the
lsh judicial District Of the State Of Louisiana. com
pgEsing the parishes Of Caddo and DeSoto at the
xsgnlar election in April next.
- - We are authorised to announce DAVID CREs-
I'D 80 Esq as candidate for the office of Judge
Nh Ihs Eighteenth Judicial District Court.
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AN TNTET,T,ErT-rnr mzAn,

AN INTELLECTUAL TREAT, a.
TRAGEDY! COMEDY, SINGING Nc
IHIs EVENING WEDNESDAY, MARCH 4,
ill be repeated by general desire that sublime Gre
alton of the Res'd f. Fl. Mlman, entitled
FAZIO:
Or, TUE ITALIAN WIFE's REVENGE!
Blanca, Mrs. Menken; Fazio, Mr. J. S. Charles; Bar
rm. tolo, Mr.. T. J. Herndon
Dance F: @: by Miss Annie Josephs.
song = @~: &5: :@@. by Mr.. Wilson
he entertainments to conclude with
e RAISING THE WIND!
Jeremy Didder Mr. Charles; Sam, Mr.. T j .Herodon.
For particulars see bills .- e. Wit
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P0rtahIn Steam Engines.

DLANTEHS visiting New Orleans are requested
Il to call at the subscribers store. and see in opera
ton PORTABLE STEAM ENGINE, got up expressly
for Plantation which for running cotton gins,
corn mills, or pumping water, cannot be exce3Eed.
The first cost OF these Engines is less than that Of
the mules that would be required 70 Do the same
amount OF workand they are so simple ,hat negro of
ordinary capacity be taught to one in week.
Several are now at work in different manufac tories
in this city, and are giving entire satisfaction
....@.z. y. c. LOWBER, Agent,
dec24-6m 80 Magazf street, n. Orleans
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En- DrOederleS
1t being an undisputed fact that none can compete
with them, either in assortment or cheapncss they in
wife the ladies of Shreveport and its vicinity and par
hen'ary those that good judges, to their well Sc
lected stock of fashionable Merinos and Cashmeres
their Embroideries and Dress Silks
New Goods are received by every boat.
Orders from the country are carefully attended to-
Shreveport December TO- 1856
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REUBEN WHITE. w. sMITE. JOS w. BALDWIN.
WHITE, SMITH & BALDWIN,
Receiving, Forwarding and Commission
NJ E R G H A N s,
And dealers in
Groceries, Boat and Bar Stores

@# PLANTATION SUPPLIES, &c,
Corner Of Commerce and Milan streets. Shreveport
II AViNG purchased from Mr.. E. G.. Hart the COM
4 l. modous Brick Warehouses, formerly occupied
by Mr.. l.. E. Carter, and more recently by Mr.. Nat
Moore, prepared to receive and store cot
tom merchandise and produce, and solicit the patron
age Of our friends and the public, pledging ourselves
to give prompt attention all business entrusted to
our care. We will keep on hand at all times large
and complete stock of Plantation Supplies, Beat and
Bar Stores and Groceries, of all descriptions to which
we request the attention of purchasers
y. B. Our entire charges fss receiving, storing and
shipping cotton, will be twenty-five cents per bale.
Shreveport, April 9, 1856.
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AGRICULTURAL DEPOT

Foot Of Texas street, on the river-bauk,
Shreveport.
~ n HE subscribers, having v,.tS---==s>
SssaN-s purchased the large -
ez--aasssssssssE@a warehouse at the GzAs.sss3
foot OF exas street, are prepared to receive consgn-
ments Oh sale storage Our charges will be mode
rate, and prompt returns made IN such :Jrm as our
correspondents may wi>h
We can furnish merchants, planters ana others with,
Poughs, Caltivafors, Cotton Scrapers, Gins, Gin
Bands, Wheat Fans, Hoes, Axes etc.
Iron and Nails of every description; Lime, Cement
Plaster of Paris, Hair, Guano, Corn, Oats, Cotton
Saai. etc Ian 4l CARTER & SuINERS
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TODAY and every day and night during this and
III next week / have determined to close out my
entire stock of Merchandise consisting OF Dry Goods,
Groceries, Clothing and Furnishing Goods, Hardware,
Qaeensware, Boots, Shoes Hats. Gaps, Jewery, Fur
niture, etc. etc, during this week and the if pos
aihle Sales positive. No matter how great the sa-
crihce every article offered will be sold.
mari VIM. G. TRABTE Auctr
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State of Louisiana---Parish of Caddo.

State of Louisiana---Parish of Caddo.
I'm DISTRICT COURT Succession of Basdal
Gardner. Notice is hereby given that WILLIAM
w. GARDNER, dative executor OF said succession OF
Basdal Gardner, deceased, has this day filed final
statement in the Office of the clerk of said court, set
ting forth that all the deb%s have been paid according
to Classification and distbutioordered by the court,
and that the same has been finally administered; and
praying to be discharged from said executorship and
the cancellation of his bond SUCH Now. therefore,
unless opposition is made thereto within the time pre-
,scribed by law, the said final statement of William w
Gardner, dative executor, will be homoIogatcd, and
his discharge from said executorship and cancellation
Of said bond be granted. r. r. BUCKNER, Clerk.
February ,. 1887. "a I'm
State Of Louisiana---Parish Of Caddo
N DISTRICT COuRT.-Suteession of Gabriel
y Rooney, Deed. Notice is hereby given that the
recount OF VIM. G. kerIey, as administrator of the
SUCCESSION Of G tbrel Rooney, deceased has this day
been in the clerks Office Of said COURT and also
fccfmpaned by petition praying that it might be no.
rnoogated; and unless opposition is made thereto in
thirty days, the time prescribed by law said account
will be homologated, approved, and made the judg-
ment of the court prayed for.
~-~ Given under my hand and seal Of office, this
L. $. 9th day of January. A. D. 1857.
f~-t A. H. LEONARD,
jan2S 7g# IS g. # Depy clerk,
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pFlsing the parishes of Caddo and DeSoto. at tho
xegalar election in April next.
VI We are authorised TO announce DAVID CREs-
80. Esq, as q candidate for the office of JUDGE
MI lhs Eighteenth Judicial District Court.
New Orleans Market.
go ySo-Durlng Yesterday thecotton market was
quite animated, and 5000 bales sold without any
shAnge in prices but closed with more firmness -
ln HI morning there is some enquiry.
nc receipts (lneluding e995 bales on hand
Exported during same time, e9s 63l.
ofdaary, 1o-@nI Good " i 80 9l377
AsE miadling, l2A912I Mdling fair 5s@lsIs
noEK-M.O sls 5000 %; mess. s2l 0o@2I 50.
RAeoS-sdes. Io24@ll14e; shoulders, 81 csc.
ConS--70@7 2cts. p bush
H.. GoFFEE--Rio 915@ll19c n H.
suoAR-714@ll{4c p ID. ~. ......-.
BAaolso& RorE-- Baggfng 13@l7; rope 8hmllk
nlsKEr-R ectiied a6js @S7; raw 55s7 i al.
HfDEs-Dry country, 1917 0nls15c Il H.
DEERsK1Ns-1n hair, l8@20c. % H.
IIaE-At retail Thomaston, 81 55@1 80 Yves
Tern, ST 0o@I IS.
Liverpool fine, 81 1901 20; coarse, eocts.
CPS ~ sack
Exchange on N. Y sight. u 1908 PC. dist
Land Warrants, &c G1105c. p acre
CATTLE MARKET February &C.
BEEF- v Western, fine --- 5000 PIN net.
Texas and Lake, 4150G--c -
Hogs, --- 9@-c.-
Sheep, 81 OO@6 90 % head
a Calves and yearlings, ST OO00ll 50
3 Mich Cows. $45 ooQ0l00 90
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E@ @. Masonic.
4TNpa The meetings of JOPPA LEDGE, No. II. will
~ be held hereafter at the new lodge room over
Millers drug store, on Texas street
VIM. B. STURGESS. w NJ.
kIcHARn CARNEs. Sec'y. aug22
~~~S- w. w y W.
II. o. @. r..
- k5 asa The regular meetings of Meth Lodge No.
-SS$S 81, are held on Wednesday evenings, at
their new Lodge, Texas street. near Edwards.
R. S. ELLIOT, Secir. N.JACOBS. n G.
Large Sales at Auction.
i TODAY and every day and night during this and
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-10-22

FAILURE OF THE AFRICAN TELEGARPH.
Turin Sept. l2.-The most important
event that has occurred in this part of the
world during the last few days, not excep-
ting the triumphal entreaties of the Pope
and the Archduke Maximilian into the
seats of their respective Governments, has
unquestionbly been the failure-the third
of the kind-;n laying down the subma-
rine telegraph from the coast of Africa to
the Island of Sardiuia. The operation was
attempted on this occasion by commencing
from the continent, and it appears that it
was successful until within about 10 miles
of the most southern point of the island,
Cape Zeulada, where the cable was found
to be nearly all run out, and therefore it
was necessary to splice on spare bit of
the cable intended for the line from Cagli-
ari 10 Molta, which had been put on board
by way of precaution. This was also hap
PLY accomplished, and the operation was
continued to within two miles of the shore,
when this latter cable broke in about folty
fathoms of water. The place where the
cable parted, and was thus lost, it was then
gone, was then marked by buoy anchored
there, and exact bearings of the spot being
taken, all parties employed in the under
taking seem 10 have left the cable to its
fate for the present, with the of recovering
it next month, when Mr.. Newall is to re-
turn for the purpose of laying down the
cable from Sardinia 10 Malta.
1t is stated that an immense Telegraph
line is to be Immediately constructed from
Marseilles to Constantinople, by way of
Corsica, and the various islands of the
Mediterranean. 40 ss--s.--s.
The French official Balletin des Lois
publishes decree announcing the conees-
sion to Mons. NJ. w. Glover, acting in the
name of International Transatlantic Tele-
graph Company, for the establishment of
a submarine line between Bordeaux and
the United States. The concession is for
forty years.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-10-22
~The crisis is over. We are enteripp

e. The crisis is over. We are entering
upon period of dullness. The panic has
subsided, and there are no exciting incidents
in the history of yesterday to chronicle
Business moves on sluggishly. But few
failures are announced, though there are
many renewals of notes upon extended
time. Money is still difficult to obtain at
the highest rates of interest. Stocks are
advancing, and more business in them is
dones Specie commands but from J to /
per cent premium. Trade in Dry Goods
is prostrated; the wholesale dealers are
selling at retail, and the retailers find few
customers. The little that is doing in any
branch of business is for cash. The Banks
are perfecting the details of the new ar
rangeuent at the clearing House, which will
soon be made, it is believed, satisfactory to
all parties.
Accounts from abroad are for the most
part, not cheering. A deeper gloom seems
to have come upon Philadelphia and Bal
timore, and other cities seem to be whist
ling to keep their courage up. More bank
suspensions are reported. In New Orleans
great excitement prevailed yesterday and
there was a run upon all the banks. Ma
ny of them bent to the storm and closed
their doors. In st. Louis there was also
serious run yesterday.-M y. Tribune,
Oct, 10,
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-10-22

REMxRKABLE EVENTS IN OCTOBER
tober lst,. 1910, st. PauPs, London, dedi-
Gated; I'd, 1880, Major Andre executed ;
9TH, 174s, Peace of Alxia Chapelle; 9th,
1747, Brainard died; 18th, 1892, America
discovered; 18th, 1915, Bonaparte arrived
at st. Helena; i l4th, l644, VIM. Penn
born; 18th, 1866, Latimer burned; 18th,
I777, Burgoynene surrendered; 18th, 1914
Norway and Sweden united; 10th, 1881,
Cornwallas surrendered; 21st, 1905, Lord
Nelson killed;T oath, 1852, Daniel Webster
died; 9th, 1892, Cuba discovered; 9th,
1881, Sir Walter Raleigh beheaded.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-10-22
Iowa Election.

Returns from 26 counties show Re-
publican gain of 2,s17 over the vote for
Register last Spring, whom the Democrats
elected by sos majority in the State.
The following note from Mr.. Teesdale,
editor of the Republican at Iowa City,
dated Oct. 18th, to tie Chicago Press, in
indicates Republican success:
"From the Returns already received, we
are satisfied that the Republicans have
achieved glorious victory in Iowa. In
some twenty-five counties heard from, we
gam l,500 over the close vote of last
sprlng' 1t is safe to say that loves ma
Jorlty Will reach 5000, and may 90 to s.
600. Both branches of the Legislature
will De Republican, which will secure a u.
8. Senator in place of Jones.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-10-22

STRANGE IF TRUE.-We find the fol-
lowing paragraph in the Stamford Conn
Advocate:
'Tt is certainly with pleasure that we an
nounce the probable fact that P. 7. Barnam
is again "on his legs"-that he is to-day a
richer man than he was before his connec-
tion with the jerome Clock Company. 1t
is said that he has bought all the claims
against him for from five to twenty-five
cents on the dollar with the exception of
som $4,000 held in and about Danbury,
which he will probably have to pay in full.
The whole of the vast property assigned by
him for the benefit of his creditors has
again passed into kis hands, and he is
now refurnishing and reftting Iranistan in
good style for his future permanent resi-
dence. We have our information from
what we deem to be reliable sources, and
we feel confident that it will be fully con-
firmed in due time" .<-.--5t
II this turns out to be true it will be set
down as the crowning dodge Of the illustri-
GUS Barnuni.
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Minnesota Election.

The Chicago 1i6une of the 10th has
partial returns from Minnesota, and claims
the election of the whole Republican State
ticket, and Republican majority in the
Legislature. The Republicans have gen.
orally carried the close counties.
The Chicago Tribune of the 18th says
"a private despatch from Galena assures
Us that Minnesota is Republican to the
core-that Ramsey, with every other can
didase o. the Republican State ticket is
elected.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-10-22
New York Market.

NEW YORK, Oct. 20.
Flour 5@loc lower with moderate de-
mand; sales 5000 bbls $4,60@4,72 super
western; $4,SO@5,50 com to med extra
do; Canada lower, s5,lo@6,6o common
to choice extra.
Rye -four unchanged. a.s
Wheat acti 5e at unchanged prices, sales
10000 bush at 81, ,o5 Chicago spring, 81 ,o6
Mil club; 81, 10 poor red iii, 81, ,35 for white
Canadian, 81, 40 white Ky.
Rye firm ct 75@S0c.
Corn lower; sales $4,000 bush mixed
western at zoe delivered.
Oats unchanged.
Pork dull and unsettled, the nominal
quotations are $2l, ,5O@22 for mess, Sl7@
1925 for prime.
Cut meats heavy.
Lard dull at 12@l5c.
Butter and Cheese dull.
Whisky better; sales $50 bbls at 21@
214.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-10-22

: SuIcIDE.-Dr. William C. Williams, of
Manchester Center, CT, who has suffered
heavily from the pressure Of the times,
hung himself in his barn on Tuesday. He
was IS years of age. The losses he sus-
tanned by the failure of the Ohio Trust
Company are stated at 100000.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-10-22
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Hcadaches

DR.. W. J. Randolph, of New Whining
ton, Lawrence County, Pa. says in refer
ence 10 Boerhave's Holland Bitteas, "When
1 came to your store this morning, I was
suffering severely with headache; 1 must
say, that small dose has greatly relieved
me-"
This preparation is really remedy for
sick and nervons headache. Look to the
newspapers for the certificates Of many Of
many of our most respectable citizens
When used for this affection, it should be
taken in very small doses-say half a tea
spoonful, regularly one hour before meals.