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New Firm.
chamberlain x Thatcher.
h.R.caAxaERLAfs. C. rHArcRE
NEW GOODS!
s5MAIN-sT., KILBoURNE's BLOCK.

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s5MAIN-sT., KILBoURNEs BLOCK.
TUST received, the beat variety of spring and
u sumner goods VIC have ever offered TO the oiti-
sens Of Khoksk, and We hope by Offering good
goods At moderate prices, and BY strict attention
to business, to merit liberal share Of patronage
apr7d CHAMBERLAIN THATCHER.
CAHFETSY CAnPETe
TUSr received, English, Brussels, Tapestry,
y American ply and superior ingraia wool and
cotton Druggets, BRUSSELS ard Venitian stair car
PETS Oil Cloths. from to ] , fee, wide; Coir and
Straw Mattings, and medallion cru,nb cloths, cheap
for cash hr CHAMBERLAIN Il THATCHER.
aprs-d
VN.sD2a shades, Butt, Ilollonds, ard sAude + 4
w tures5 good assortment, fer sslehy
aprsd CHAMBERLAIN IIIAlCHEf
I AGE and muslin window curts ins, eilteorniees,
- bands, pins AID curtain hooks, p.csure and
curtain cords and tasscis, for safe by
aprsl at.
CPLENDID Lace ana Muslin sets eollsr, ana
~ Sleeves Scotch e-iiars and sleeves. csnlfic and
muslin bands, edgings and inseriings, forsaleb by
aprsd III.
rlNABLg Lingns, white led sEreads, fiano ana
1 Table Covers, Towelirss and house furnishing
Dry aocds. for sale caeap by
aprsd CHAMBERLAIN i THATCHER
u ODE and press Silks, lack ard eoiofe,i. a,
IN CHAMBERLAIN / TlIATCliEh'S.
aprsd
ESEENCH. English aad American prints. at
CHAMBERLAIN 4 THATCHERiS.
apr7d
L,RENrH and English Brilliante+. fer sale by
L apr7d cat
fsAsAMAkEiTES, striped and spotted Linen
~ goods FOR chiidrsn's wear, for sale by
apr7d C.dT
CHIkTlNGs and shee,ings,-s-s, az, 81, -,
~ and ls-4 de,--also, wide linen sheetn &c aud
pillow case linens, cheap by CAT.
apr7d
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THE LATEsT ~
- nest inportM
Improvement II II
photographic Prossss ,

| sHAE LATEST ~ =. 80
- nest inportaA
Improvement II u !.
PhotogRa phic Ptoeess, I,
70 the AxLAlxorvss, IIIIIIIILI Il
wniss Y taken % a sasnslsd isss plats. pre-
II y Anished withsat holssn 81 ~ Or snsnish u
M lind and therefore viii nos blister - ssask il
cold westher, ~ will the Amhrotype. laslsaA q
being vanished the picture u eaasanissd Il nj,
vaais battery, which, BY giving u ssasiagsf all
Defenders II impefvious TO atmosphsris shaases.
The nsiainotyps possesses nsny ,aAvaaassss svss
81 other pictures. twill receive fall withsus
frasture, . bend without ipjsfy. II nay b. WISHED
when soiled, and handled without the fase bsine
narred, unlesss abused BY rough scratching. which
would defaee the best oil painting. In kssisss a..
ineatlo1 Of detail II equals the Best
while has none Of the glare tAs siisf
obi sction to those pictures.
When ooiored, the MeIainoty pc very uash rsssn-
bliss painting on ivory For iassfting In lockstA
pins rings other picture can com care With t.
The Melainotype is PATENT plcrskx, unA Gun
BRO. are the only artists in this city Who have
right 10 take them. II you want . soss rnnuas
ssil 1t GU Els GALLERY, No. IS kais street, ~
tween Sd and 4th, and examine specimens II the
ARLAINoTYPE. [fsbs.d
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as4se0H48ss,sAA
i TO CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS
Ttilln9AassS 1am0 AgDuss,
AT Bf0M W u1u61 DROAD-AxK, i

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H. AVE nov n stock, aad = daily sseeiving, :
HARDWARE, consistng Of Aortiss apd Rim Locks
and Latchets, with plated, pearl, white or mini
knobs.
Butts, loose snd fast joints. All rises. .
Axle-frsme pulleys, Window Trimmings Of al
descri ptiona; Sash Locks, Round, Square, Spring
and Fiush Beltss 6lidiAG-door sheavss. lesks, and
latchss, Bailpsils, of various patterns 0oas md
Hat Hook .; bAsk walnut, mahogany, mill. and
pearl white Drawer and Shutter Knobs Thumb
latchcs; plated and china Mouthpisces for Speak
ing Tubes; Alarm v histlcs, Gongs, de-, 10.
These In want Of good Trimmings will hind IL 10
their advantage TO give Us call, At e6
No. 1873 Itain Street,
jylod Between 5th and 9th sts.
Jn.a shs ThsnE wanted.
DATENT Double Wall lee Pitchers. Silver
i Plated and rtsnnia-rcceived direct from tho
man ufacturers, and for sale very low by
TILLINGHAsT, LANE BUEL,
iuly30d Sign Of the DroadA1e,
PLUMMHR X CO.,
NO. iis Mais- st., hss. AsA 4 sth,
wBoLHSA11 AND knrA1L DEALnRA IN 81
BIZ L ID + r s. HARD ARE,
TJAvE now IL store full stock Of Building
i L Materials, such a. Rim and Aortisc Loeks,
Latc,cs and Knols, lIutts, Screws and Boin rs ssk
Pulicys aud ooYds, Sash Fasteninss, BsllD, Car
ringes, Wardrobe Hooks, Gate Hiagss, &C., &c.
Alsc, large sto~k OF
CARPENTERS' TOOLS.
PLUM N EM a co.,
DKALERs IN
SASH, GLASS, PAINTS, OILS,
n RE prepared to furnish French and American
"A Glass Of any sise desired. Alss, British
Crown Glass Sash al all common sizes; Liuseed
Oil, varnishes, Spirits Tsrpentine, Alcohol
Paris Chrome Hreen, dry and in oil; and all ths
cheaper qualities Of Green; all sorts Of Draining
Colors d0ld Leaf Silver and Copper Bronze
Paint and varnish Brushes. Also.
WHITE LEAD AND WHITE ZINC.
We are also Agents for the State Of lows for
"Foeter's Patent Friction Window Supporters,
which coming into very general use, and
are al exoalent sabst tute for weights pullsys,
and a great saving If expense.
~U>Ageptswanted toseli them through tbs
State
We are also agents for Keokuk FOR whites
Pendulum Curtain Fixtures," the simplest and
best etrtain Fixture ever invented.
PLHMMEk 4 CO.,
jy90dAw CONS building, lls Mnin.st.
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nsw the bsst In the West, having Of the lays-
u ct md most eonvsuient Ferry Boats ansat, tie
GATE CITY and HAMlL1OE BELLE, uhisA
will rnn regularly. end pans Avssy one safely and
without delay, fTen . .. n. - SIN. Ths Propri.
stess hsSsiscusrsd heavy expenses and intend -
penevsse s1sine y unSu every ohstaels has been
ovsroos, and thsaf Ferry shAll b ~ very bAst for
the Aee1mnodottsn u tbs trade % orr city.
The stHamilton Belle" has bssn built with extra
power end Superior Recommendations for towing
and for pleasure sxcu1siens ,aud will b. - seadi-
nsss leF such pnYpoas ~ Al tms short npties.
n. ". CAMILLE, frest !. = II. Eco.
lima n. Sh9.Atf
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NEW ERA COOKING STOVE
GEO. FOSTER,

TIRE above cut represents view Of the most
i complete and perfect
COOK ING STOvE NOW In UsEy
The Patterns are entirely new, having been made
BY Us this year They are fast supplAntin2 Alloth-
Or Cooking stoves in be market. Tbs demand fos
them Is already 70 crest that " are preparing 70
manufacture fifty d them per day. Thoae wanting
thatAlmest indis pebs be article, = good COOKING
Stove, should remember TINT improvement snd
tice Of domestic use, has there been greater i'm
proycment, within the last ten years than the one
now under consideration. Therefore, you viii
greatly promote your intcreets by selecting the
ssNEW ERAD COOKING STOVE,
in totakinr up with one Of iquatsd
pattern.
Gso- For sale Wholesale and retail, ut our store
No. VI Main-st., kEOkuK, IOWA, where can al
ways be found abe most piste and varied assort-
mont Of Cooking, Heating, and PAlor Stoves ever
offered In the West.
EAt-A Also, Tinners' Stock Of all kinds. -18
w. S. Moons, BRIDGE 4 UKO.
Agent. jant-dy1
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ExTR 4 on DsNAnY IN WUCEWkNTe
TO TRADE - 4

An now sscsivins my Spring snd eu INNER stock
81 DEy Geodss Mate 40 Dsnssss, Boets ssa
iiss, ~hirA -. priss. - extensive sssirty II al
tAsee dspastmsut.. Ny stock Will eoHpsss faves.
ably with any In the city in point of variety and
ssalaay. and itis wsal knsss fact AAattAs prices
Of Dress Gosds, have silks, rissu<s, Esr+e.s,
Lawns, Barge Dslainss, Chsilies, Fnpiiss, yaieu.
elan Plaid, Dsbaias, Argantipes. Lawn Robes.
ufBtapls ssds, heavy brown dsnestie .sissrhsd
d., Osuabargs, drills, itch ipge. trinls, At-
ALSO, Linen Goods Of al finds-- white and
brssn for penis; White ssd hreua tsbss diaper,
Also. ssa.er shs sis, Si.ei :iii v...sss, en-
sFside rcs, lsrss, pcckst hsDdkeseAisf, hosiery,
tsinnngs, Gents shirts, etavats, collars and sSs-
4endcrs.
ALSO, ssssssstnsss sf Esnrer Clothing, asd
AND II connection With the above, lsep an ~
seft.ent q 0ossesvAss apa 0fs6erfss, tLt Istter
q Which sttu ssAtipse 10 sell 81 Whslesal
Sssso. frssA lot q choice Teas direct IRON the
Canton Ise 0s.r NV York, which nfs warrspts 70
ffve sesirs sssisaastlsa ~ ~ noDey will be re-
IsAink : sas nov sGss in1sesn snts net 10 Sc ex-
essise y ~ hs..: = Nv si,y.
slss, t.st all - ~ Ninbls Eixpsnes-ssywhsrs
aloAg Aain-stssst.
T. s.-fhsse are rot old soods--hays ses sssa o.
Nss. 81, -, "a aaa iss msin.st.
B. s. KILLINGS.
KscAuk. lexs April l1-dAv. $500
sM1RTS MAUE TO on DEN,
IA rs. 3. q. DEMAN ~ Nov Yosh, tie srieiaa-
IA tor q ~ systsA q aAthe shjsta ~ nsiassss
hseadsay trade, lforaer.y No. Aston Aouse,) M
epsnad rooms ONE door west o. the Post01ics, on
JsAAsen sessee,sH sesass. She hpFepafs1 - enc
epess With WqnRtnep sd dispatcA, esdssa for
Children b Dresser. s3
Parties f.rnishiaG tAsis Own nstesias will -
hsBerahly dealt with.
Ladisa Besques cst ard basted j . superior
hrsid work, bleasAing, ese., In attendance.
MD. ToGeut3emen: Mrs. ,. AeNang bssn een-
ps1lcd - make Laundry aTrspgsnents Ter her own
befsf gentlsnen. All goods sent FOR, and tho g.
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uy;cror.,,, Y,-.,Y
A'uAAOC1 d1u.
good assortment Of the va
LUMuEKs riousquahtics lengths Il nd
thickness,
fair assortment on hand,
JOlhTs. and bills filled q; saw mil
prices.
ito.a..,,el nil.s a. ~. .au,
sSA NILlN1' mon lengths and s,yss
Latin saMed nnaeut, tins lattersery
'hcap
"hu sotsoh~e"h
SASH. Prom smallest 70 largrrt sire.
Small ana large. main. ysis.,,
DOORS. and mnuiaeS
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"a NAH 4 KT1sf BRIDE, on THE BRO
014Sssses.i "a KEkHHIlk, - EDersss BsasAt.
sget2 authos Of Pmiris Flower, Forged w Ill.
al MAINfFor ssie BY HART ! BARBER,
~ zptrsse.i 0A9AA ~ Rain-st.
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st. Anthony Lumber Yard
DIMENSION STUFF.

RpFfoN . A&tarai History Of Man tho Il lobe
- and ofQaadrnpsds, With additions from O..
sier, LAeeiaede, aad other prominen, naturalirt.
" taie ny OGDEN, BkUWNELLACD.
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MART 4 HAN Sen.
wu0LKsALr Axp RETAIL
ID kALRR0 I'm BO'OKg,
ssattenesy, GaQey OooAs, Ae.. Ae..
Na Ne. ~ Nsip-strest. between sd and 4th.
.4a4 KEOHCK, IOWA.
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4strsst. Lis, q New .ra
A MAINv ALUABLE nOSxsIs

.94ss,,a.,.s. vALuAsLE soeKsi,
a KcTIC ADVENTURES m exA
- and Land, FROM the earliest dais
10 The last expeditions in search Of
sg8 SIR John Eyehklins EAit<A In Epe
Of MAIN Sargent. FOR sale BY
V-xstrsst nsye~A A3 nAAT BARBER,
s A uToBICGRAPHY or PErRR
OMAN "A CARTWRIGHT the basA woods
0.kstrsse- Preacher. sdi,<s " ". y. stsissssd,
k 5or sale BY H.. Al.
.e&8 elsAlEk And TAKIkGs, eKETCu-
Iaass ! % and fncids nts n u he itinerspt
Oh MAIN and editorial ksdgstof Rey.J v. Wat
0.fBtrset son, d. d. For sale BY
stsf * q AAkf & DAAnGR.
OAMAIF,ErD UcArIoNAL ESSAYS.
Osk6tssstl ~ ~ \. Thsapou, b. D., u. l.. d. ,
new edition, revised ard enlarged,
edited ~ hsv. D. ". Clark, D. b.
For sals. " A.AD.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-08-13
Notice in Partition.

NARY DRAKE, Mary Ann Spencer and
Nl William Spencer her husband, will take
notice that a petition was filed against them on
the 4th day of July, A. d. 1857, in the Court OF
Common Pleas, within and for the county OF
Holmes and State of Ohio, by Joseph Castell and
Amelia Castell his wife, and is now pending,
wherein the said Joseph Castell and Amelia Cas-
tell biswife, demand partition of the following
Real Estate lying and being in said Holmes coun
ty to wit: Being part of the south east quarter of
section thirteen, township nineteen; range fif-
teen, of lands directed to be sold at Wooster,
Ohio: Beginning at the south west corner of
said quarter. thence east within six perches and
ten links of the middle Of said quarter On the
south line thereof, thence north sixty-two per-
ehes and nineteen links, thence east six perches
ond ten links, tbencr north fourteen perches and
nineteen links, thence east eighteen perches and
twenty-one links, thence north twenty -one
perehes and four links, thence west eigteen per-
ehes and tweIty-cne links, thence north to the
north line of said quarter, thence west to the
northwest corner of said quarter, thence socth
to the place of beginning. containing eighty
acres of land more or less, excepting therfrom
the following, to wit: So much thereof as lays
sorth of the north line of the town of Nash
vile in said Holmes county, as the same is laid
off upon the recorded plat of said town;
And also In Lot No. IA in said town of Nash
vile and THAI at the next term of said court the
said Joseph Casteil and Amelia Castell his wife
will apply for an order that partition may be
made of said premises.
BANCROFT & WORRIES,
Att'ys for Plaintiff.
July 10th l857-v1n46w6 pr f $500.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-08-13

w Lords Detector of Saturday con-
sains the following:
BANKs REPORTED FAILED AND DIscRED
1TEp.-American Bank, Trenton, N. j., is
reported failed by our New York correspon-
dent.
Union Bank of Sandusky City, Ohio, is
thrown out by our city banking houses
Selling at 1Oc. discount.
City Bank of Cincinnati, Ohio, is also
refused by our bankers, Rates of discount
l0c.
A large amount of counterfeit one dollar
bills on the John Hancock Bank, Spring
field, Mass, has been scattered over the
West. The paper is ofinferior quality, and
the impression lighter than the genuine
In the left lower quarter of the bill the
eagle is coarsely engraved; but, in all re-
spects, the note is well calculated to de-
celye even good judges of paper money.
LATE AND DANGEROUS CoUNTERFEIT.-
We learn that new $40 bill (counterfeit)
on the Bank of Kentucky, has lust been
put in circulation. 1t is said to be a tip-
top imitation. Our patrons had better re-
fuse los on this bank until we can obtain
a description.
Counterfeit los on the North Western
Bank of fVirginia, Wellsburg-a dangerous
imitation-are in circulation.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-08-13

A PETITION will be presented to the COM
IN missioners of Holmes county, Ohio, at their
next session, the held at Millersburg, on the
first Monday of September, 1857, asking for an
alteration of the following described county
road to wit: Beginning at the mouth of William
HoageI's lane, on the State road leading from
Loudonville TO Bolivar, a short distance west of
the bridge across Killbuck creek, in Prairie
township, from thence northwardly with said
lane past his house and barn, from thence up
the north bank of the stream to the southest
corner of William Taylors land, or so near as
a good road can be made. thence with Taylor
line so far as a good road can be made at a rea-
sonable expense, thence up the stream to where
it forks, thence up the north bank of the south
fork to point in the fields of jeremiah Leckey,
from thence west passing said Leckey S house on
the south side, and continuing on westward un-
til it interseets county road on the lands of
Thomas Leckey at the north side of the mead
ows on the southeast quarter of section 81,
tow nship ID of range l3, and there ending.
The alteration of the above described road
prayed for by said petitioners is as follows
Said alteration to commence at the west corner
of William Taylor's land on said road, thence
west seventy nine rods or thereabouts until it
intersects county road leading from John
Sharp's to Kendall's saw-mill and there said
alteration to terminate.
Dated, August lst, 1757-v1n50w4.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-08-13

The EMANCIPATION FEELING IN MIS-
soUR1.-The majority for RoLL1Nes in ST.
Louis, city and county, where the Emanei-
patton feeling is strongest was 1s4s.-
"About thirty-five hundred votes were
not polled, nine-tenths of which are ultra
free soil. Upon direct emancipation issue
unembarrassed by any party antecedents,
we may, therefore, in the future, calculate
upon clear working majority of four thou
sand votes. This is very significant and
very cheering. At the last April election,
Mayor Winner failed of obtaining a clear
majority over both competitors by two or
three hundred; now we have carried the
city by fourteen hundred and thirty.four.
This shows the rapidity of the growth of
the free soil sentiment within the last four
months; and the triumph so far as it in
wolves mere local victory is glory enough
for one day."
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-08-13

TERRIFIC HAIL SToRMs.-The season is
remarkable for violent storms of wind, rain
and hail. The storm here on Friday last,
July 3lst, was but trifiing compared with
visi:ations at some other points, quite dis
tant. At Phoenix, Oswego county, NY,
great damage was done to crops, trees and
dwellings. Hail stones measuring two and
a half inches in circumference were picked
up. At Clinton, Mich, the same day, at
IL A. NJ, it literally hailed balls of ice
The wind was very heavy, and corn, &c,
were completely cut up. The hail stones,
the account says, incredible as it may ap-
pear, were in many instances larger than a
goose egg, or a common sized tea-cup.-
In some cases the ice-balls were driven
through the siding of barns. All windows
looking to the North were demolished
A still more tremendous hail storm fell up
on the country about New Haven, some
twenty miles up the Big Miami from Gin
cinnati, August 1st. The Enquirer says:
Hail stones fell two and half inches
square, cutting down whole fields of corn,
and, in several instances, they cut down
young frees nine and ten inches in diameter.
Men, who happened to be out, were COM
PEELED to seek shelter to save themselves
from being stoned TO death. 1t was-such
a shower as none in that vicinity ever saw.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-08-13
Nrw YoRK BEEF MARKEr-The Tr;5

New YORK BEEF MARKET.-The Tri6-
une of Thursday morning says: "There
were good many bullocks at Bulls Head
yesterday, but not many beeves. Such as
were worthy of that name sold at better
prices for the seller than the week before /;
that is, equivalent to 11@12 cents pound
for the meat, less the value of the hide and
rough fat. If all the animals in m arket
destitute Of the latter, had been destitute
of the former, we should have seen queer
sight. About half of the 2,647 offered as
beeves would have been hideless, as they
certainly were tallowless. The price of the
poorest was equal to 500 cents a pound
for the meat, less the value of hide and
horns.
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in the Lower world.

Under this head the Deseret News of
June Sd refers to the tales told to the Gen.
tiles of Mormonism. In speaking of these
reports it says:
We learn how easy and common it is,
with few honorable exceptions, for those
who have been cou1eously received and
kindly treated in Utah, so long as their
conduct and conversation savored in any
degree of even common morality, to let
disappointed ambition and maddened preiu-
dice cause them to pour their vonom upon
the heads ofan innocent people, and how
ready the great majority of editors are to
print and commend their shallow and bare
faced misrepresentation and downright
falsehoods. We are also for the first time
made acquainted with the astounding fact
of the escape from our midst of SO large a
number of persons with their lives, all the
more wonderful from the strangeness of
such occurrence, for usually in such ex-
tremely dangerous positions it is only the
few, if any, who escape to tell the tale, but
in this instance ALL have SAFELY escaped.
Is it not marvellous
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-08-13

T Gov. Walker, who went to Kansas,
with more pretension and bombast than any
of the Governors who preceded him, will
return to the States in a more damaged
condition than the worst of his predecessors.
His mission was to be grand in its effects
on the destiny of the human race, and the
little man really expected to make for him
self sufficient capital to secure the future
Chief Magistracv of the Nation! But ex
perience has taught poor little Bob that
while his vanity was extensive enough, his
craftsmanship was 'snowhere." He will
come home scorned and execrated by all
parties. The pro-slavery men will place no
confidence in him-the friends of Freedom
will despise him-and to crown his misfor-
tunes, the administration will desert him.
Thus the expectant President instead of
having his foolish hopes realized, will find
himself on the lowest round of the politi-
cal ladder. Destitute of the dignity per-
taining to statesmanship,and of the shrewd-
ness of a common ward politician, he is
now neither feared nor respected. His fate
should be a warning to presumptous up
starts and northern doughfaces generally,
and it should convince them that although
the donkey may array himself in the lions
skin, he IS still donkey. The best that
his friends can do for him, is to consign
him to speedy and effective oblivion; for,
contemplate insignfcance is even more en-
durable than disgraceful notoriety. Let
poor little Bob, therefore, in mercy and
charity be buried in the atomb of the cap
ulets," and out of the reach of the hand of
the political resurrect;onist-Pittsburg Ga
zette.
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Van Buren Academy.
Rocen,Qu knorn as Spri,u Mountain Semiraaru

htcce''"y @'o't Us opr''9' 1no"hl'He' oein'0d'9/
THIS INSTITUTION is situated in Coshoc-
ton county, Monroe township, Is miles from
Coshocton and IA miles from Millersburg,
Holmes county OHIO. Post ofhce address
RIDGE cosnoctoh county ONO.
Inc nrst terln lor !ne ensuing Nesii VIII eoln-
nence y, on the i'In Vi AesusS. Ineie are liz LIE
Lerns Io noT 'ne n,ana atH ne saeond
aS'n' ahu l N., ~ - a..ft;s',.N.
Term commences november llin, anu cohllhues
.Mehty y,:a Msene WI az ,h;rJ IT,,
the nodldays' anu ehe u,iru Term cDlillenees men,
April 9in ana continues Twelve "eeAS' WILL
vacation Gl oi SIX Meeks. IL, ..l .,, :.
:, Inc aaAuai e1aniAdaioh nam l VII 'ahe Plaee aS
the close OF the last terin' ana tne seini-ahheai
oe'ore the Eoiuays.
AT ine recent meeting oi .ne ,iustees' '!e
Rev. .. 3. haldeman' NJ. D.' was elecleo rresi-
dent. Competent assistants VII DE proeureo'
and every interest Tor the welfare OF the lnsl-
tutioh VIII pe strietiy Suaiueu aiiu o'ieu ioi-
The Boarding Department
Is under the supervision of DIR. Lippitt, Secre-
tary of the Board of Trustees. The building is
quite capaeious one, and will accommodate
quite number of students. The advantages
Of This denartmept are apparent
With the facilities of securing thorough
academic education, are combined those of
well regulated christian family. Price of board
ing in the boarding house, 81 rs per week.
Boarding can be had in private families, varying
from 81 125 to so per week.
Prices Of Fuitiou:
n, r-,:.,.
Inc common Ehgl'sa Ia.; Giancues'~ntSn 6rs VIII
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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-08-13
ExrRaprr1oN OF FUG1T1vEs-BREsLl

ExTRADITIoN OF FUG1TIvEs-BREsLIN.
In publishing Article X. of the Ashbur-
ton Treaty, the Cincinnati Gazette notices
that Breslin has taken refuge in Victoria's
domains, and remarks:
1t strikes us that if the fugitive is not
secured it will be the fault of the officers
having the matter in charge. The fact
that Breslin has given out that he is "arm-
ed to the teeth" should not deter the Off
GERS from attempting the arrest. If the
matter is pursued with an eye single to
DUTY, the gentleman will very soon be
within the jurisdiction of Franklin county.