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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-11-11

dMUrEs EIooENcE.-There is no people
in the world with whom eioquence is SO
universal gift as the Irish, When teitch
Ritz hie was travelling in Ireland, he pass
cd man who was a painful spectacle of
pallor, squalor and raggedness. His heart
smote him, and he turned back. "If you
are in wan" said Richie, with some de-
gree of peevishness, "why don'tyou beg?"
"Sure, us begging ! am, yer honor"
@You didn't say word.r "0y course not,
yer honor, but see how the skin is speak
in through the holes in me trowsers! ! and
the bones, cryiu'' out through me skin /!
Look at me Esuhken cheeks. aud the fam
inc that's -starin' in me 1eyest Man alive! |!
isn't il beggin I am, with hundred
tongues! I" s.sss5.5 i'll. I. .,... (, 81
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The Overland Nail.

Sr. LOUIS, NOV ..
When theESt LOUIS overland man o. 'ns :,
lSo Sefk Seached Gan ffanc,so' .ns man
"" the lsthmrs Of tne same ps'e had not
Eriyed. -,
:Oregon dates of ,ne to,n Of oepl; men, .;Is
non creolsea ,n:ss Iunc .nas n''t;,' e@J A 1sars
cnieis' flames ua'cn'su As usA anu ", oao' 'n ~
captured and snot-. -..l..,5 -
messengft alI'ysa T 2. ~ s,'..ss. ~ Fo.t -. Rss
sPa.cnes Ts 1ao rSls sa5ou'e, omld lUi change
usig .eeo uesP.'' "ss..s g." ,o'
1ne o'SoI a Woah;nr.on .US er,;.orr = f. r., III H.
gon %9a .tasa 'r 4, - .S,a5 s .bo ,ho
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HoRsEs AND MuLE-Thousands of these val
liable animals are lost every year, from their
owners not Knowing how TO treat the various dis
eases they were suffering with, or from using
inferior remedies. This is peculiarly so in le
gard to sueh diseases as epringhalt. SPAWN.
poll.evil. and allsuclras are theresultsofsprains
bauises, harness grams. DC. All these diseases
are readily curablel by theuse Of some penetra-
ting Linament. which is absorbed by the pores
of the skin,and at once drives off the bad hu-
mors that feed and keep up the disease
Amcng all the Linaments that have ever heen
invented, none posses Che penetfative and diffu-
sive principle to such degree as DR.. Bragg''s
Arctic Linament, an article which is rapidly
driving all similar preparations out of the mar
ket For sale at the BOOK STORE. Miiiers-
burg, o.
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~ How many households have been desc
lated by that terrible disease, .Consumption?-
And how gradual and silent it appronchrsl A
slight cold-a hacking gcough-spitiing of blood
and the pet Of the family lies cold in death
But if hel,lfany ohe=Sxodld take HoOfland's S
Balsamic Cordial in the first or second and
sometimes the third stage OF the disease, imme.
diate relief would ensuc aud life be prolonged.
So also in Influenza, Laryngitis, Asthma,
Bronchitis, and particularly in Group. The
latterdiscae, he terror Of parents. is complete
ly innecuous in presence fihe Balsarnie Cor
dial, and may be cured by a few doses. ~, =.
Prepared only by c. II. jackson, No. Ais
Arch Street, and for sale by druggists and store
keepers throughout the United States and Cam
ada. Price IS cents per bottle. s-f
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F A gentleman, who witnessed the
fight between Morrissey and Heenan, says
that 50 powerful was one of the blows dealt
by Heenan, that the face of 3 watch held
in the hand of another person, who was
"iiming" them, at distance Of ten feet,
was sprinkled with Morrissey's blood
Horriblei --r-r~--- -
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TO THOSE WHO WANT
A COOKBOOK !

T HAVE recently had the pleasure of exam
L lining q new work, entitled Home Book of
Health or Guide to Families, written by j. c.
Gum, D. D. There is no book (save the BIZ
ble,) of better use in family than book of
this description. If you want q Physician in
The horse. one that you can rely on at eli times
then get DR.. Gum. Muney laid o,t in copy
of the work will draw over one hundred per
cent Why should we be. content 10 remain ig-
norant of such important matters. 1t should
be owned, read. studied and praetisctl by every
family and every individual. 1t is in every
sense a most valuable book Nobody should
be without it. l say the first chance you have
buy DR.. Gum. G. W.NAFTZGER
Oct %, ls5S-v3nI0tf
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Maffiage 1otices.

On the 2Sih of Oct, by Rev. J. p Soorr, Mr.
THOMASP. UHL, and Miss SARAH. HAN
NAH, both of Hardy tp.. Holmes co., o.
On the 26th ult.. by the Rev. j. HELsEL. Mr.
ANDREW W. IRWIN. and Miss SARAH
ANN ROBINET. both of Saltcreek tp..4
Onfhc same day. by the same, Mr.. PETER
W.DRESSLER, and Miss ELIZABETH DOH
MER, both of WAYNE co. -.
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RAnY. The most inveterate hydropatList
cannot be satisfied with the present wealth
er. : For nearly fortnight it has rained
every day. During October it rained thir-
teen days out of thirty. November has al
90 opened like blubbering schoolmiss
and we expect it to close like Northern
iceberg. Theconntry is literally afloat.-
The streets in the city are well nigh impass-
ible. In the technical language of com
merce' rain is quick with a quick downward
tendency and mud unsettled Chicago
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Z Especial NOTICES.
.sss.lTS The RuHIIe.

sSSs.sTS The RuBdfe.
Lad he sil0sing home certificates from the citizens oi
Wooster, for Razae eHdHery Bra=l,iaz Pecsov4i This
medicine is destined to become the standard remedy for
the diseases for which II Is intended Physicians pre-
scribing iin their practice We supply them by the
pound gallon Retail price, twenty-five cents fifty cts
and dollar per bottle. Sold at establishment and
by one agent IN each village J. II. BAUMGARDNER
Z ~ ~ I E II Ccerttsic.tes. .SEGG u
Messrs- J. H BArHGARDyER & Co.
GE1xrxzAN sIEs.-I take pleasure in announcing to
the world that have used your ErG-liaa Peocrai in
my family ri entire in all variety Of Chest
Diseases recommend il TO be- and to do all
that il raai claims Yours Truly, Se, :, ,n,,,x
Wooster, o., Aug. 9th, 1858.
Messrs. J. H. BAUNGARDsfR & Co.
GExfs-Itake pleasure in saying that during the past
year have both used self and had used in my family,
"Bfutlan Pectori, and consider vtry valuable
remedy. have hesitation in recommending il to the
public superior 10 lnA other nedieine know of for
Coughs, Colds and Affections of the Lungs and Chest
Wooster, o., Aug. 9, 1858.
TREArNEsr OF AsrHN3.-Take the "Braziian Pectorar
in doses large enough to induce nausea and immediate
relief viii be the result To the efficacy Of the .Baziian
2ectora" in the treatment of Asthma let Mr. sprague
tthe sversmith) well known CITIZEN of Wooster, tes
tify: tE5
Messrs. J. Fl. BArxGARDSER Co.: ~
GESrLExESI have for years, been afflicted with Asth-
ma in the worst form-so that have, for weeks been
obliged to sleep in my chair not being allie to breathe
nv bed. I have tried great many medicines, which
came highly Recommended to purpose, and found
relief until tried rziizp Pectora and in less
than week Twas almost entirely relierei and now,
when il threatens n return dose gives immediate
pl Being desrous that others alike afflicted may find
relief in the yop at liberty to this with
Ing that Others may receive the benefit ofyour
n llaA n TIL
Wooster o., August 9th IS5S- - .-.-..--
For sale at the Bo0K STORE. siiHersburg, Ohm.
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. THE LIVER Tlg ist
INVIGOR RATOR!
PREPARED RY DIR. sANDFoRD,
8 COMPOUNDED entirely from GUNS.

rs ONE OF THE BEST PUGATIVE AND LIVER NE
ICINES now before the public, that acts Cathdrtic
CASTER milder and eiectual than other medi
cine known 1t is not only CaihGrtie iuta ittr
remedy, acting first the Lrer to eject its morbid mat
ter tine stomach and bowels to carry of that
matter, thus accomplishing two purposes efectuay,
without any of the painful feelings experienced in the
operation of most Caiarcs. 1t strengthens the systeU.
at the time that it purges it; and when taken daily
in moderate doses, will strengthen and build it up with
n ~ 2 y y
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NOTICE.

TNHE undersigned having determined upon
Il leaving Milershrrg in a short time, would
respectfully request all persons knowing them
selves indebted to him either by note or book
account. 10 make Immediate payment. Posi-
lively no further indulgence will be granted.
Oct. 2Sv3ul0 ai w. N. KING.
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LOLD PENS-For letter witing, adapt
~. ed to uniform and raped writing some
very nexiole with smooth points. No one can
ceiyed. For Sale at the BOOK STOKE.
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IN PROBATE COURT.
HOLMES CO., o.

HNHE defendants will take notice that on the
L 4th day of November 1858, the plaintiff fill
ed his petition in the office 6f the Probate
Court, within and for the county of Holmes and
Stale of Ohio, setting forth therein that ON the
9Th day of August 1855, Joseph Nevill. decd,
then in full lie. and the said Simon Smith, en-
tered into contract in wiring, whereby the
said Joseph Nevill, bargained and sold to said
Simon Smith. the following Real Estate. lying
in the county of Holmes. o., to wit: Being part
Of Lot No. 3 in the Or. tp., tip. No. 8, range Z,
eommencing at the s. i. corner of said lot,
thence 60 rods North, thence 531 rods West,
thence 60 rods South, thence So rods East,
to the place of beginning. containing 90 acres
Of land, in conside ration of which said Smith
was to pay said JDseph Neull 8 1912. &C., and
alledging that said Joseph Neyill died without
executing deed for said premises to SAID Sis
mon Smith according to the terms of said con-
tract, and praying for an order for said plain
tiff as Executor of said deceased to make, exc
cute and deliver to said Simon Smith deed for
said premises, and to perform said contract ae-
cording to the terms thereof Said petition will
be for hearing in said Probate Court on the
first Monday of December, 1858, at 10 o'clock
A. NJ. Of said day. 3EE sEE u -
- BANCROFT d WORRIES.
Att'ysfo Plaintiff.
Nov. 4, 5S-nI0 ~.
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Notice.

TlHE undersigned George Feasel, whois now
l. confined in The Peniteniiary Of the
State of Ohio, having been convicted and
sentened upon his plea of guilty in the court of
Common Pleas, of Holmes County. Ohio, upon
an Indictment for horse+stealing, at the March
Term thereof to wit: On the 23d day Of March,
1888, and WAS then and there sentenced TO
three years Imprisonment in the Penitentiary,
will on the 18th day of December. A. d. 1858,
at 10 o'clock a. N. Of said day, make applica-
tion TO the Governor of the State of Ohio, at
his office in the city of Columbus, TO pardon
him. the ssid George Feasel. from said imprison-
ment. GEORGE FEASEL.
oct. %, lS5S-v3n10.
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GOLD PENS--Very large, suited 10
" heavy writing and fiouriseing-a the
July l, 1858. BOOK STORE.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

At the old prices. All kinds of Groceries
which were bought at the lowest prices and
will be sold at the shortest profits. s.s
Also. Qreensware, Glass Ware. Sole Leather,
Salt, DC, dc. Give US call before leaving
town. MULVANE d. SELFRIDGE. .
Millersburg. October Z, 1s5S.-v3n7tf.
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=
The Liver is ono of
of the human body; and
tions well, the powers Of
veloped. The Stomach is
ent on the Lellth, action /!
per performance of its J
ach is at fault, the bowels I
system suffers in conse-
the Liver-having ceas-
the diseases of that organ, I
has made it his study, in a
twenty years, to find some 4
counteract the many de-
is liable.
To prove that this rem (
troubled with Liver
of its forms, has but to try 4
certain.
These Gums remove all ,
from the sy stem, supplying !
flow of bile, invigorating 5
food to digest we'll, pur- .
giving tone and health to 4
moving the causs of the z
Bilious attacks 9
better, prevented,
Liver EnvigOratOr
One dose after eating is
stomach and prevent the :
ing. n
Only one dose taken be- I
Nightmare. q
Only one dose taken at :.
gently, and cures Co.'S
One dose taken after :
pepsias sLA
One dose Of two tea :
relieve Sick HeacH-
One bottle taken for te- 4
moves the cause of the =
feet cure. :
Only one dose imrnedi- 4
while
One dose often repeated !
era MOrbus, and a
rYOnly one bottle is :
system the effects ofmcdi- 4
ness.
One hottie taken for /,
sailowness or unnatural
One dose taken a short
vigor to the appetftr, aud
One dose often repeated =
rIlGa in its various forms i.
howell complaints yield I
One or two doses cures :
in Children; there is no
remedy in the world. as il
Afew bottles cures DROPS
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the principal regulators
; when tperforms its func
Z the system are fully de-
. almost entirely depend
\ of the Lirer for the pro-
Z efunctions:when the stom-
are at fault, and the whole
= quence OF one organ
led to do its duty. For
I one of the proprietors
: practice of more than
4 re m edy wherewith to
!, rangcments to which it
! edy is found, any person
, Complaint, in any
Z n bottle, and conviction is
morbid or bad matter
in their place a healthy
, the stomach, causing
flying the blood,
, the whole machinery, re-
|, disease.
, cured, and, what is
the occasional use of the
| sufficient to relieve the
! food from rising and sour
! fore retiring, prevents
night, looseus the bowels
tiveness.
each meal will cure Dys-
shoonfulls viii always
ache:
, maie obstructions re-
disease, and makes E per-
ately relieves Cholic,
is d sure curs for ChOl.
preventive OF Cholera.
j necdeds throw out of the
cine after a long sick
.Iauudice removes ali
color from the skin.
tine before eating gives
malSes Food disgest well.
J cures Chronic Diar-
! while summer and
almost to the first dose.
attacks caused WORMS
surer, safer, or speedier
Rerer fails. -
by exciting the absorb
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eoMMefciai matters.
} )MillcrsburS Market.
Netu Advertisements.
Legal Notice.

EuWaru NeNill. Executor Oh
TIE last viii and testament
of Joseph Nevill, deed. s.
" ilson NeFiH. Josiah Ne
vIll. Joseph Nesill. John
Clark and Sarah Clark. his
wife. Robert Downs and
Hanna Downs. lis wile.Jolln
F.. Romig, ahd Alfalfa Re-
mig his wife, William Boon,
and Margaret Booi his wife.
James H. Tidball and So
phia Tidball his wife, Geo.
Markley and Elizabeth Mark
ley his wife. Henry Wallick.
and Rachel Waliek his wife,
Nevill and Mary Ne
Ill
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4rE ]
w HE
THE EIaLIG!FNGER.

RAGE FOR LIGHT CoMPLExioNs.-Th have
formed lately, at Paris, a Society for the En-.
couragenent of Blondes" The increasing rare
ness OF this most admired complexion has excl
ted regenerative enthusiasm among the bright
spirits and exclusives of the most DISTINGUISHED
circle and the honor of the culture of fair.haired
beauty, is the principle which aetuates their
present remarkable movement. Ofthis strange
society one of the hereditary princes of Germany
has accepted the presidency. They have rented
ior ciuo house one of. the most sumptuous
mansions of the Champs Elysees. tits furnish
ed with luxury which Lucullus hinIseIfmieht
envy. Paris has been taxed to its utmost for a
choice COOK, and for epicurean machinery and
its belongings; and the dinners of lie. ClxJ des
BLo1ades are supposed to be the choicest in the
world. AT these DINNERS only blonde guests
can s.; SIT down; and the number at the table is
rlgiGly twenty -tour-twelye gentlemen and
twelve ladies. And the invitations. and the
bringing OF the guests from allparts ofthe world
are details to be managed with lmitIess expense
Ihe invited persons are treated with the greatest
possible distinction and consideration. and no
excuse is allowed toprevail, even if the accep-
tance requires an especial ambassador and anyl
number OF attendants, male and female at
sne lass oio5ae dinner an English, lady of
auburn blonde hair, who had been heard of and
sent for at great expense, was the principal point
OF attraction This complexion, the golden
cheSnut, with changeable. shades in the flowing
rlnglets, is now exceedingly rare. The commit.
tee OF the club declare that ten or twelve instan.
ces OF it are all that.can be heard ofin France
and England. Lucretia Borgia had this adora-
BILE tint hair. To all who are thus invited to
the Society ofBlondes, a gold medal is present.
ed with an appropriate inscription; and this
hereafter, it is formally announced, shall be valid
as title of nobility. In, the reception hall of
the clubhouse there hangs a jeweled case, con.
taining ringlets of every possible shape and
variety of blonde hair. The golden auburn is
the most priced and the rarest. Lord Byronis
SAID to have possessed the treasure of a lock of
Lncretia Borgia's hair and for this the society
offer reward of one thousand pounds. It's
recovery and proper authorization are consid.
cred doubtful. The ultimate result of this
higher valuation of the blondes-that ofindu-
cling the prevailing blackhair population of
France and Italy to seek and marry only those
of light complexion it is thought 'natcri-
ally prevent the threatened deterioration of the
human race.-French Paper.
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re OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

LETTERS concerning subscription advertising or other a.
of the Integencer should be addressed
ne ProprietoTS
Letters concerning the editorial department of the paper
hould be addressed to the Edtors Jointly,
o: them.
writing for publication will please write
only on one side u the paper.
An observance of the above rules greatly obge u.s.
nd secure prompt attention correspondents
heymisht otherwise receive
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TKE LAW OF NEWSPAPERS,

rry, considered wishing to contnueher subscrp-
ans.
2fsubscrbers order the dIscontinuaRce Of their peri
odeals publisher nay continue to send them untila
garages are paid.
from the Offices to Which they directed they are held
responsible till the have settled the bill and ordered them
discontinued.
4-G ubscrbersremove to other places withoutinform.
Ing epubsh and the papers are sent to the
ton they NJ, held responsible.
-the Courtshaye decided that refusing take period
the Office removing and leaving them uncaed
or is prirndJacid evidence of Intentional fraud.
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Social LIFE IN GERMANY-A traveller who
spends but few days in a place, and then pro.
ceeds on his way, has very little opportunity of
becoming acquainted with the social habits ola
people Such has been to great extent the
case with me and yet 1 have had many oppor-
tnnities Of seeing the Germans in their homes.
Let me give in few words the results of nv
observations.
The Germans are more social than the Amer
leans. believe they do not talk so much (cer.
talnly not SO fast) as the French, but they GER
talnly do talk much more than we do. You
never sec two Germans sitting together at a Ia.
Die, or in parlor, in silence. They live togeth.
er also to a very great extent.
When an American settles down in life, his
wife and children constitute the centre, not only
of his affections, but of his plans and hopes
Home is the most sacred spot on earth to him.
His meals he takes at home his evenings he
spends at home; his cares and struggles with
life terminate on hishomc. His own homo thus
becomes as it were little independent Kingdom
by itself Each household, creator SMALL thus
goes through by itself with all the intricate for
muaries OF baking, cooking, eating, scrubbing,
just as though there was no other family in the
wide world. Hence you see all over the rural
districts of our country almost entirely isolated
houses, each built on the domain ofits occupant,
Even in towns and cities the same isolation is in
great degree kept up, though the houses may
perhaps join each other. .fa1s a
NOW, all through Germany this matter lies in
very, different shape. You see no isolated
houses through the country; the people all live
in villages and cities. No family does its own
baking, nor much of its own cooking. People
minglo together by night and by day. Whole
families VIII leave their homes for the day or for
tue evening, and will be found in some garden,
or in some place of amusement taking their
meals together. The children play together, the
women knit together, and the men smoke and
drink beer topether lI'ae N German nr N CtRr-
man family away from all others and they would
feel like fish out Of water and in another ele-
ment. You have observed that German emf
grants in America settle in little squads and
very seldom isolate themselves from each other.
In our cities also, they are often satisfied tolive,
many famiiiesin the same house, and sometimes
in the same room. Berlin Cor. 50. Louis Dem.
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MASONIC DIREO r65'RY.

OhIo Lodge Ne. IoI.-Moet. Masonic Han,
e'Fper Market dOnroe streets, rs and tAtrl Nom
dayeventngsof each month. G. W. star4s W. NJ; ALea.
aRelsr Laugatin, Secretary.
wheeling Lodge No. I9S Meets as above on
the rst and Thursday evenings of each month F. a.
BHsSELIsoaR, ". n; S. " PSaTsOn, Secretary.
Wheeltng Union Chapter Ne. 1Q.-Meets as
s9oye the second Monday evening eaehmonth w.
SstrE, H. P; s. ". Pearson, Secretary.
WheettnE EncnmPment Ne. I.-MeetS as
1'SS 5 on SsS JO:ir Monday eTentaFof each month