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The Washington union., 1858-03-20

Arrive al ST. Francisvie by III m.
Leave st. Francsville Monday Wednesday, and
Friday at IL m;
Arrive at Alex xdndiia by 3 . fh
Leave 81 FrancisvIc Monday at ~ m;
Arrive at Pennington by p m;
Leave Farmington Tuesday at a IN,
Arrive at ST. Francisvillc by ~ m.
Bids TO end route at Cf0ton, Iowa, will be consid
cred; also for three-times-a week service through
IO4s0 From Memphis by Stiles, Iowa, to Bloomfield, 80
miles and back, once eek.
Leave Memphis Friday at 7 a m;
Arrive at Bloomfield by p MI
Leave bloomfield Saturday at am;
Arrive at Memphis by pm.
l04sl FROM Memphis, by Unity, Wilmsrthville, and
Fioyd's Creek, to Kirksvlc, 81 miles and back,
once a week.
Leave Memphs Saturday at am
Arrive Kirk&vje by . M;
Leave Kirksvile Friday at a m;
Arrive at Memphis by & . M
0l82 From Lancaster by Pedee, Charlton Mills, Hart
ford unionyillc, West Liberty, St Johps. Ayers.
vile, and Sonoma, to Princeton rs miles and
back, twice week.
Leave Lancaster Sunday and Wednesday at 8 a m;
Arrive at Princeton next days by II M
Leave Princeton Monday and Thursday at PM
Arrive at Lancaster next days by) pm.
Bids for three trips week invited.
O4S3 From Lancaster, by Inkcrman and Green Top.
Krksville, 25 miles and back, twice week
Leave Lancaster Tuesday and Friday at ga m;
Arrive at krksvillc by 8 pm m;
Leave Krksvie Wednesday and Saturday at a m;
Arrive at Lancaster by 6 pm
BIDS for three trips week invited.
l04S4 From Bloomington, by COulters Store and Pen
ney's, to Huntsville 30 miles and back, twice a
week Middle Fork to be supplied alternate
trips in lieu of Couer's Store.
;-~ton Tuesday and Saturday at ! mi;
Leave bloor,..-r =.
Arrive at Huntsville by bpm, .1.m.
l,eave Hur,ssilc Monday and Friday "a. -
Arrive dt bloomington " pm
itia5 Frog Bopmng,oo; By Economy and qoddand, to
Mime ~ niles rnd back, once a %eek.
Leave Bloomington fassdaf rt SAM
Arrive Edna next day by II nj
Leave Edna Wednesday Mt p m;
Arrive at Bloomington next day by 4pm.
iOA6s From Bloomington, by New Boston, North Salem,
ftilar, end Iackeon's Corners, TO Saint John, 30
miles and back, ones wesk.
Leave Bloomington Tuesday at l 2 nj
Arrive at st. John next Thursday by IL hi
Leave st. John Thursday ut ) m;
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-03-11
A Propositian.

The editor of the Carlinyille (Illinois)
Register wants to ascertain where he can
get good whisky. Even in Egypt, it seems
where corn and corn juice are the great sta
pies, the venders poison their liquors.
The editor referred to makes the following
offer.
1t is notorious fact that the liquors
sold nova days at our dram-sbops, contain
large per cent, or strichnine, litharge, and
other foul and poisonous substances. tits
also well known that pure unadulterated
liquors, do not isyure the system or parot
gee the neiad (eve'a If taken to draaakeness
hall as much as the filthy, poisonous sub
stances daily measured out at jug Town.
We will therefore be one of score,
more or less, to employ some good chemist
to analyze given quantity from each death
dealing shop in town, and give its specific
properties in minute detail. We have the
chemists among US if the apparatus could
be procured. What say you, friends Of
whiskeys
If it is permitted to deal out poison at
five cents glass, the public should know
it. If groceries are kept which sell the
''real stuff,' those who must take wa
drop of the cratur," should know ohere to
find an article that aciU not kill quite so
sunanaari2y. We waat to knoao where
good schisky as kept, sohether zoe use it or
not.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-03-11
Revival in Cleveland.

in this city, Union Praye. Meeting is
held daily at 8 o'clock A. NJ, at the Plym.
outh Church on Prospect Street, and the
attendance is SO large as to crowd the
room. The interest in religious subjects
seems to peryade every class, and is partic-
ularly marked among Business Men, Clerks
DC. This revival, too, is accompanied with
no excitement, or at least none as compar-
ed with those of former days. Union ser
vices accompanied with preaching, are held
Tuesday and Thursday evenings. We
have no way, however of determining the
number of those who have met with
change of views.
The peculiar noticeable feature of the re-
vival of religious interest, which is now so
universal throughout the land, is, that it
works towards the pulpit rather than from
it: that is, there have been no special
means used by clergymen generally-and
least of all by what are termed Evangel-
ists-to aget up" this feeling, but it had
a spontaneous birth; the masses awaken
ing the pulpit, instead of the pulpit awak-
ening the masses. In word, this relig-
ious telling proceeds from the circumfer-
ence towards the centre, instead, as has
been usually the case, from the pulpit cen
tire towards the circumference. The peo-
pie lead, the ministers follow.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-03-11
LIME! Lime!

TNHE subscriber having opened his immense
l. LIMESTONE QUARRY, and started his
Kiln, would inform the public that from this date
he expects to be able to supply all who may
want, with FRESH, PURE
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-03-11
School hooks.

A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF ALL
IN the School Books in use in the schools of
this and adjoining counties. just received at the
BOOK STORE, Millesburg. o.
Nov. 25, 1857.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-03-11
ALPINE Hair Balm,


RESTORING GRAY HAIR TO ITS ORIGINAL COLOR.
VTTARRANTED to Cure Badness, Scur, Dandruf,
wv Itching and all diseases OF the skin. This Balm
gives the scsp new and healthy action; restores the
coloring matter to the roots Of the HAIR which passes
through the hair and gives natural color without the
use Of the Hair Dye
Mr. Mason SRI would inform you that have used
your Aluine Hair Balm with great success When be-
gan to use it could comb handful of hair out of my
head at time; since using the Balm. hair has stop
ped coming out 1t has not only produced new hai but
has changed my hair from gray to its original color
W. A. MoFFIT, No. u Washington Street
Providence, May i, 1857.
TESTIMONY OF A LADY OVER SO YEARS OF AGE.
Mfr. Mason, -Iwrite to inform you how pleased
am with your Alpine Hair Balm. Ny hair has been gray
for number of years. and have been obliged TO wear
frontpece and cap; hut have always found dhculty
when having bonnet keep the rontpece rom work
ing back and showing the white hair Finally Iconclud
ed would try your Alpine Hair Balm used one bottle
only and my hair has back to its natural color,
which was Brown. My hair is perfectly free from
dandruf and is soft and glossy. Very respectfully
SARAH LYON.
Providence, R. L. May %, 1857.
Mfr. Nassau Sri have found Hair Restorative in
your Alpine Hair Balm which has not merely changed
the gray locks their original but has given them
glossy hue, which before they never bad
Providence May 20, 1857. 129 Wickenden street.
ET-For Sale by the dozen or single bottle at the
BOOK STORE, Millersburg, o.
Feb 4, 1854.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-03-11
'.,.,-1-,s;,,,.nolis aa.) Journal says:

The indianapolis ia Journal says:
The Methodists are carrying on whole
..,s work in Hendricks county. Men that
xsre sr long since consigned, BY public opin-
ion, to q perpetual life Of immortality and
wickedness, have been induced to change
their modes of living and unite with the
church. Much good has been accomplish
ed by the labors of the itinerant clergy and
the laymen of this church in. Hendricks
county during the present winter. From
various quarters Of the country we received
uniform reports of large accessions to the
church.
The National Intelligeneer says:
On last Sabbath, three sermons were
preached in the Western Presbyterian
Church of Washington city, by the pastor,
Rev. T. N. Haskell, at which time seven
teen persons were admitted tothe church,
as the result, in part st least, of series of
meetings recently held in that church, in
which the pastors of the most prominent
churches Of the Presbyterian, Baptist, Lu-
theran and Methodist denominations, kind
ly encouraged Mr.. Haskell by their eff
cient aid.
The Philadelphia Press says:
The prevalence Of the late panic in inan-
cial matters was scarcely more widespread
and universal than is the spirit of religious
revival that is now abroad in the land nor
should we think it at all difficult for men,
to whose Office more particularly it would
belong to discover the visible relation which
the first of these phenomena sustains to
the latter. Not only is the work progress
ing on land, but even our seafaring breth-
rem, engaged in the naval service, have
Welded to its influence. Ten conversions
have recently occurred on board the receiv-
ing. ship Ohio, at the Charleston navy
yard, and what is not little remarkable,
these ten individuals are of six different ma
tionalities, and of some of them it is said
that they have never, until recently, been
in the house of God, and never heard the
voices prayer, being stepped in blasphemy
from their youth. On board the same YES
sci there are still quite number of inqui-
rerS.
The Newark IN. j. Advertiser says:
The reyiyals in the Methodist Churches
continue, and $40 persons have joined the
Franklin Street NJ. E. Church since the
extra meetings were commenced there
About 500 have prcfessed conversion and
the meetings still continue.
About eleven hundred persons have pro-
fessed conversion, and have been received
as members of the Methodist Episcopal
Church within the bounds of what is known
as the Trenton District, during the late fall
and winter.
The ontonagon Lake Superior) Adso-
cate says:
Quite an interest has sprung up within
month or so in our village upon religious
matters. At the first Presbyterian Church
prayer meetings or preaching have been
held almost every night in the week.
They have been well attended, and several
conversions we are informed have been
made. Also at the Methodist Church an
unusual interest has been taken on the sub
ject of religion.
:
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-03-11

EY-For Sale by the dozen single bottle, at the
BOOK STORE, Millersburg, o.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-03-11

JEDDo.-The city of Jeddo is said to be
without exception, the largest city in the
world. It contains 100000 dwellings
and the unparalleled number of 100000
people. Some of its streets are sixteen in
japanese ris in length, which is equal to
thirty-two English miles. The commerce
of Japan is immense; and the sea all along
their coast is covered with their ships
The vessels are laden in the southern por-
ton of the empire with rice, tea, sea-coal,
tobacco, silk, cotton and tropical fruits, all
of which find market in the north, and
then return freighted with corn, salt, oil,
isinglass, and orther productions of the
North which find market in the South.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-03-11
OLD DIR. BONES
M EDICIN ES.
A Fallacy Expl0ped.


HOW do those who say that Consumption
III is not curable, get over the fact that the
lungs of many persons, on post mortem examin-
alton, exhibit scars, incontestibly proving that
Consumption or tubercled lungs had existed in
the patients, and that the Tubercles had been
healed, leaving the sufferer to die of totally
different disease?
A cure is difficult; but difficult as it is, OLD
DIR. BONES BITTERS and CATHARTIC
PILLS, together with his PULMONARY
PILLS rnd PULMONARY POWDERS, WILL
accomplish it.
The BITTERs and CATHARTIc PILLS are de-
signed to strengthen the system. cleanse the
stomach and restore it to its natural tone, and
to equalize the circulation of the blood.
His PULMONARY PILLS and Powders are to al
lay cough and irritation, to remove the mucus
and heal internal Ulcers.
These Preparations WILL CURE COSUMP-
TION as certainly as the Sun sets and rises as
well as BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA, and all other afi1ic-
tions of the air passages and respiratory organs.
The BITTERs and CATHARTIC PILLS alone WILL
CURE in every instance Epilepsy or Fits, Dys-
pepsia, Chronic Liver Complaint and nervous
diseases of every character
DIR. l.. Ii. Bones Son, and successor to Old
Dr. Christian Bone, dispenses these Wonderful
Remedies from his Office, No. 2s4 GRAND
STREET, New York City: He would prefer
having personal interview with each of his
patient, but those residing at distance by re-
mitting SO, and stating SYMPTOMS of their disease.
will receive Medicines by Express that will
surely restore them to health. They will say
that DR.. Bones Treatment proves that Consump-
ton can be cured.
Dec. "a. lS57-lStf.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-03-11

TUST RECEv ED-A Large lot of Meat Gut
u tiers and Suffers at
). HEBRON & SONS.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-03-11

Ht0RN SHELLES--A lot with single and
" double balance wheels, just received at
J. HEBRON & SONS.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-03-11
WE'LL NEIECTID STOCK!

ID (Which comprises but a small portion of
his great variety,) he has everything else to be
| found in an establishment fthe kind. He keeps
good quality of
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-03-11
Gloves, Comforts, &c.,

vNoGETHER with woolen Caps Opera
Il Hoods. suitable for childrca and grown
persons. Just received at the Book Store. Mil
lersburg. q. ~ .fss5 + 20,
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-03-11

TIE CHINESE WAR
Has not produced half the excitement In the
RAsNTnIABL3 WD2ID
That has attended the opening of the immense
stock Of .SSss
READY Y-lMADb CLOTHING
the old stand of
BENJAMIN COHN.
The assortment is full to 0yerfowlpg, and con-
sists in part of
Raglan Overcoats,
Of Cloth, Cashmere, and other materials--a
,le,r article.
Ready Made Clothing.
The best, and most fashionable goods, In tins
department, can always be found here; which
for fit fashion, beauty, durability and cheap
ness, cannot be excelled by any house in town,
or State.
Coats,
In every -Broadcloth. Cashmere, Jeans.
Pantaloons,
Of all shades and hues, of Cloth, Cashmere,
Fancy Stripes Checks.
Vests,
OF Satin, Silk, Silk and Cotton Plush. de-, in
great variety and at prices TO suit all classes Of
customers :
Furnishing Goods.
Gentlemen can be supplied with all they re-
quire-Shirts, Cravats, Neck Ties, Stocks, Gloves
Collars, Undershirts, Drawers, &C.. DC.
Trunks and Carpet Bags.
Of every variety and size. 6
India Rubber Goods.
The hest assortment in town, and at prices
that can't be beat.
Special Express.
In addition to the large stock purchased. we
are in daily receipt, by special cTpress, OF all
the new styles of goods furnished by the Euro
pean and. Eastern Markets.
Not Outdone.
Competition is at its height, but we can now
sav, that as it fs decidedly the cheapest, it is
also the LARGEST STOCK IN MLLERS-
BURG.
Purchasers
Can rely upon it, that in buying of me, they
will '.p,a money IN their purse.
Call and See,
And If don't convince you that / will sell
you the same quantity of goods cheaper than
any body else, why then "IHgipc it up
BENJAMIN COHN.
Oct. l. ls57-6tf.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-03-11

GPANISH FLOAT, MANILA & INDIGO
Warranted genuine, and for sale by H. YER,
GIN, Millersburg. -
MAY 81. lS57-39m3.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-25
LEGAL NOTICES.

DuRsu ANT TO A DECREE OF THE HfGH COURT or
Chancery, ia England. made In cause wherein Edward
Hight William Neal and Thomas Bull the younger, are
Claiming TO he the widow heir heirs At law OF hetr or
br according 10 the " the Manor Of Barrow IN the
county nf ncnn in the United Kingdom of Great Britain,
~ THOMAS ROBERT NEAL late Of Hiblldstowe, In the
conntv Of lincoln farmer claiming under deed or
Viii Of he said Thomas Robert Neal who resided IN America
hciveen The months of April and August dnclusve IN the
M ,s.e sd h lc in or the fnonh " August
9n his passage from the city Of New YORK Engand Ia The
sbip fiverpooi of which John Edrdge was neste
arc Inv their socors before the twentieth dayo Mrcn
neY 10 come in and make ont his IT their nd prove
b or choir claims At The cham 81 the vice Ohanceor
Sir Tohn stuart ut No " old square, Lincoln Inn Mtie.
Soy In Inc said Kingdom Great Britain or IN deaut mere
~ iev viii h. neremptory excluded from the beueht OF the
sa or 'er "Wednesday she twenty fourth day OF he same
month Of March " O'Clock ~ noon NJ me SAN ehstlcd
ROBERT w. PEAKE Chief Clerh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-25
DIsCHARGEs FROM TIE EAR AND PARr1AL DEAF

IL ness-pr. HARTLEY generously offers 10 attend all
persons suffering from affections of the at his Office NO
d Marhs place, without charge until cured thereby prov
bis uneqused and protecting the being
swnded by paying self styled aurss eNorban fees IN 90
vance and the infection of still serious evils by permit
ting the application Of dangerous remedies by inexperienced
and unskifu hands Dr. H. may here state that he has no
connection whatever with any person advertising 70 cure
deafness neither has he given permission for the puhcon
certificate purporting from him and cannot
therefore be Responsible for alarming consequences re-
cutting from rashness and desperation The loss OF money
NAV not material to persons but me deprivation ot
Of The most mportsn, o he senses ought 70 be
and treated with than ordinary socude. Desness
noise the head and all dsacreeabe discharges from he
ear speedily and permanently removed without causing he
pain In all cases guaranteed
where malfornaon does not exist thirteen years close
and almost undivided aenougo this branch OF special prac
leo has er ahled him 10 reduce his such degree
hnd the most confirmed aud obstinate cases
Weld by steady attention 20 the means prescribed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-25
1aIKGANr CARyEn ROSEWOOD Ann MAHOEA.NY

TCIRGANT CARVED ROSEWOOD AND MAHOGAi~Y
furniture Ponso, Roux and Mercen, short TN
In use NASH ascioneer will sell Mon lay Jausa1
ocioch by catalogue the entire oontents OF ps
street near Fh avenue containing superior household fur
class workmanship. made W order ana IN ex
celent condition. Parlor furnurech velvet csrpet three
parlor suits covered in elegant sn
broosde large Volaire and reception chsrs 70
two rosewood eegeres with marble tops and mirror doors
and backs lined with satin wood e1pensyey carved
side work tables; ladies' rose
wood secretary with mirror door lined with satin wood rose
secretary with elegant carvings, made 10 mach the
rosewood parer furniture; rosewood corner and music
panofore richly inad with pearl and real pearl Keys
decitedly OF superb Instruments ever made
richly einbcssed and stool; French plate mirrors
expressive lace and hrocatel window curtains Also, n
Bic spec,mcns; one large fruit piece, by sede winter
rcepes sea views moonlight views, landscapes &C.,
All elegantly framed large size elegantly decorated CHINA
yases, Parap Chinese figures; wentyone day ormolu
nshsgany black walnut cushioned chairs COW
erred cloth and medaon rocking and easy chairs 50
fas oak extension tables rich china tea ses
rut glass ware omprsng full assortment such AS u
hers wines gobes celery glasses salts but
Ter dishes emonsdes pitchers &c also costly silver ware
snch a. elegant revolving with spiended cut boes
spoons cake baskets tea services avers ivory cutie
~ common crckery plates vegetable dishes soup tureens
&c also the furniture ALL the bedrooms aiming maho
gNny chairs elegant ROSEWOOD Mahogany back
rnny top bureaus with washsands TO match the bed
sads magnnceny decorated china toilet sets bedroom
es mirrors toe, work tables elegant stair carpets and
ros oiclo,hs hail stands sc. Sale positive. " B-Furni.
sure and shpped by an experienced person AZ
fbe sale Parties OF solid rosewood psrior furnis
OF the most extensive description will do well W aend as
every article without Also choice lot
OF ane old brandies In bottles.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-25

ryUrRIFF's SkLF--A. NJ CPtST At.AR, AUCTtONEFR,
~ owery will sell This day, 2sih inst nj 1919 o. lock-
-.- of ready made cln,hnx consisting cloth
,s.f md sane frock sack, dress aud overcoas, silk
el .ttat aud Goth vests cashmere. doeskn, cloth and
tsafe n, IS neck ties. Stockings a. n B.-Tho O. owe
.. poued from Thurs iqy, 2ls inst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-25
ON TUESDAY, JAN. Is, AT Il

ON TUESDAY. JAN IS AT ioH O'CLOCK, I WILL SELL
suction me splendid Partisan made furniture NJ the
residence OF Mr. Bararous Deiyons No rs Yves, Foecnh
.ree, ne.r Seventh avenue consisting Of some Of the best
.ns rcheet made household furniture offered At auction this
sar III sf which will be sod by catalogue without any re
ve or regard 10 the weather As the hosse must be vsca
"a immsdisiey depos will be required from purchasers
sslogue can be had the house at Soclock on me morn
Inc III saie when the will be open Tor exsinson
P.rorr-severs splendid oil paintings IN rch god rsmes
tanestrv Rrsels carpet one very richly haa WIN pear
pisnorte sod pearl Warranted by me makers
veers This piano received the premium A. the as iat sa
saipery marble top rosewood centre SIDE sn1 soa
marble ton etegeres lined with satin wood WIN maroe .op
mirror backs gold frame pier glas WIZ
console: reception chairs rosewood corner svnas
arm chairs covered with French moquet two very nssNy
carved solid rosewood paror suits covered WIN
and satin brocade made to order ana w
conditions rosewood piano stool and cover splendid uress
china with rich paintings China candeAors Druhc
ormou clock cost 500 sixty days Paran soons &c
Dining room-One solid oak extension table u iee' ons'
walnut marble top buffet tapestry cerpet rossw0od sssre
bookcase spring chairs sofa aso tea and
with gold bands French china plates ivory hendef.ns
cutlery, silver plated glass umhlers and ctn
parnes silver plated castors and liquor SETS together Win
large variety ~ table
Chambers have solid Rosewood and walnut beiseads, 10
purs hair maesss spring do mahogany sofa beds aud
sofas rockers spring seat chairs manel eight day
clocks ingram and Brussels earpetng, marble top solid
rosewood dressing bureaus and washssnds toilet bos
tprs and pillows feather beds &C competent VIII
be the sae 10 pack and ship " desired An early aen
dance desired the furniture mus, be removed the day
oi sale. VI T. LEEDS, auctioneer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-25
aEGaRs.

CIGARS IN GREAT VARIETY OF QUALITY. IA
- vana domestic and German from - TO $40 per W Fu
hasers seeking for bargains are invited 70 eSanne my Stock
= B.-Cssh advances made on So IRA % amount.
'~' TTyFfEg f- WAY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-25
OCCULIsTs AND AURIsTs.

a CARp.-pR. POWELL. CAN RE CONSULTED, As
n heretofore for the past twenty all diseases OF
and from 10 to so'eock AZ 500 Broadway Supe
rior artificial inserted which and look exactly like
he mai cVe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-25

Ir COTTON AUCTfoNEER. -GENTEEI. FURNtTuRE,
n. IN Brookvn This day Monday, Jan Is, At lOlf
O'Clock A. t6 Coumhis street near FULTON Terry ihe snare
contents house comprising the usual assortment OF par
Tor bedroom and tchen furniture The sale will be without
goods away the same day or Tues
day