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A Good Tree is KNOWN by its Fruits ;
so IS
Good Physician by his Successful Work.
To the Consumptive, and all those who are suffer-
ing with disease of the Throat, Lungs,
Heart, Liver, and Stomach.
TNHE well known ard justly celebrated
L Indian Herb Doctor,
r. }. LYONS, FROM SOUTH AMERICA,
that he has taken an
Omce No. 113 Ontario street

Omce NO. liz OnturiO street.
All who are suffering from the ub named diseases or
ny other Implicated comp Of years Stunning,
0rmed that they can consult the Doctor " FREE OF
CHARGE.
~ is hoped tnat no une will despair cue until they
have given the Indian Herb Doctors Medicine fair aud
aithfli trial.
~ During tho Doctors travels in Europe, West indies.
East iudies, south America aud the United States he has
the Instrument in Gods hand restore 10 huah and
sgo thousands who were gwen mp qnd pronounced incur
able by the most eminent Old School PhyAciuns; nay,
thousands who the verge of the grave,
now LIVING MONUMENTS 10 the Indian Herb Doctors
skill and successful treatment un0 daily oXc aiming,
Blessed he the day when ts and plrtook ui the
Ind an Herb DuolOrs Medicine
Consultation aud advice The poor shall
lhGrallF lcucmhCred.
~ Take Notce-oyory Wednesday aud Friday Dr. Ly-
ons be cunsutd at tho Frunk House, Pear isreet
WOst Sdel
~ OGre iIours-rrom A. M.toBP.AI
declIdRW N
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NEW TIEHlAFNl EINT,
Buffalo Medical HDispemsary

Established for the cue u
Dyspepsia, General Debility, FeUer and Ague,
Asthma, Iacipient Consumption, Iafrm-
uies of Youth and old Age &c.
E87 NO MERCURY USED. Al
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ANACT

mo ~ AN NACT
h0rzr tho sale Of surplus copies OF tho laws lourn-
ais mud executive documents,
SICrIuE Bs 10 enacted BY the General Assembly Of me
State " OHIO lht Whenever iu any county IA TINS ao,
the aV~, 1ulus aud executive doc lmeutB ordered v
INV be distributed have acCumualed, Or shall urcumu-
ato beyond The number rtquued ur Immediate 'l'u u-
tiOu aud pr bahlC wants OF such cuuy, hc
runuiy commissioners shall authorize the clerk OF the
ruu ui uf sold county To- dspOse 90 Frtu-
ltouyy 10 ali public brarIes within tie county be
desired by them for Library purpose, ana 10 sell suo su'
plus oplrs public sale, at such time ana uce ana uu
such p.tvuus uubcs as they may require ~ crrL snail
pas all neys auAuE nom such sales into the cuuLb
talsurl AN such money Sllllh consider o ut
the general ruveuua OF th6 Ouuuy r.s nct sun taAu r
InuL mnun us Enas.ge. - - --.-- -
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Rates OG Fare

CLEVELAND d TOLEDO RAILROAD.
First class. Cleveland 90 Ne ruit ,..-...-... 90
FIst clsss, Cleveland g. Chicago. slu uI
81 Luuis.......--, ~ ui
. Iowa Clry----.-... n ~
~ Furl LcatuuWurth Ai hE
" ST. dustl lit. ....-.-. 10 So
70" Freight wlhe takcu ny he car load 10 iowa City
0Tat Inms, WITHOUT CHANGE or CARS. at us low
rates Bs by any othtrrouto
John " PARSONS
O-nvnlanh. EIh 5-IrhlE lu-lL lrn- IIr.-I A ~
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am nhysicinu Of thirty years practice MY wncpu
study has been Diseases Oi iomaOs. They have generally
hlf1el my best tn,us Obai'dig the mntCrala composing
Marshals Utouue CathOlicOn was poused with them
gve Them far trial, aud ounl myself uhurduuly sue
ssu IN my former Practice could only mitigate the
symptoms of about half The cases aud could not Cufu
ten Now radically at lcns sHvcute u tw
III aud MITIGATE the rest. consider NJ rshnls Uterine Ca
thocOu the greatest blessing to cmIles have met with
j Il. WILLIAMS, M. D., Charleston.
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Ecuul NutiGrs.

,TTLpII5IEiS - "a - lJ,,,gu.ur H., tbn
ALHltlLh II . ohhN' a. H'iiO w ~
- 'au mands Of tlre1 is ol Ys d q. p'%i2, ~ l'u,u
from he out ol Cunnun re Is "l uyNVEA ''t"Nl ''
uL he snh OF zrk'Sl auNmS vs. = Jnie4 &C. . al al , ' my
tur huit of hldict vs. l. ia go" hAu 80 a. ~ Nl
col b.. n Funurr va Jared, 10 me hItttu .l"i uli'l
tIt'rir uf ruc Aunnn ~ nc uo3f ni e ',u' l&iu.u &
Outuef u seneca dhi Ohaui illlh 9'' ~ ~ 'I
zDcurk PM ol sad DAY, me oinwu utstl'I lh "a
AMI cacmthE 10 w w @ rl,t vI ., o i i' 81 ,,I
n,w has q Iye lmi i"%ws,'5 % M nv 5 'i,s @ m w. EmiiT 5
o6~e aa ID oi q; ,hancs Soqth IS dog east 7 d Ls
10 Ahf'm M loA luei thtlna nnl'l ~ % uvH ,,, ~ - i
- iht'i ,he' ll ~ ~ ~ 80 NJ, u. ~ n,a MN "a
othlih. "hi y INKS 40 lt'tuA Z. ~ ' ~ ~, in ,i A.
"t7, e,Al, - Nh - ,'il" % 'ut "a ~ u r' -, H. y
cl ans 10 ~" toio he GO soiiu 10 uu-1 V7 ",
RANK ltp'u ron CleNslIhl 10 Wl"u3u'y, -''''.., '''., o.
ntb y th Aoi uun 10 e s li Ia g id NJ Nv Iit1
utEW lis N'ni'Hlhb 4 ~ wv - ~, i'u ni.1
ereinAn tne iiliow"s us oIlogu iai, H. r W. % IN ~ rc
heug 10" same SET III asu NunGeIehl ltteln' ~ wv.
tinulhs a. tne ecu te ol lht " liuu , & ail " ~
thHb h'n ,'' o @ w lu'. y" "a, ,,c ,i a W ID.
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wo,t No lfoTd C5-hoc,on o. Nn,It i,l

= y
Mr.. w. II knes eyStr - have lgeu selling the Mcdi-
oines Of the Gefeubg Comany for the last ten years,
and ave ,ya1hy iouud them 70 give Enad sasla iiou
1rd the Pills have solution great many families rCgu-
ury thoir tea and coil and with my trade they have
become staple article Alarshalrs Uterine CathOhCun
medicine That has done great amount of good female
Diseases ldy sold u to told at she hod reUeiv-
ed benefit bottle than She did from long
course Of medical treatment by the most sku phy si-
jim. l. 1853. JAMES WILSON
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DR.. AMOS & SON,

A RE THE ONLY PHYSICIANSlN
u tile State who are members o, the Royal ColoGo Of
Surgeons, LlpdCn. May be consulted from O'clock
tue morning until night, In every stage and sympomol
disease lnc treatment they udun s the result of pwurs
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n ,yd 0,r disir,ttinr nny county in the state whuu
tie nislulurs Of sdid county have filel 20 ds,uc
inacol dahco with the prugons q an aot amenu nu
melt and far tun of ah piQpruy in ihs alaie an ~
lowing taxes fherOon acc idlng 20 VS. tue value ~ NO
ncy" passo Ap1il n 1853
geciionl Bet eaacisf by he Gengal dssfnbg W n.
Sidie OF Ohio That in any o9uqyo o us W. sdel Wue.e W.
Al hoir june sssun ~ 1853 in nccgtdmcg WIN thepio
so1 of section thtty thoo of u uc TOT me asso anen
sni nraion of ull property in ms Anio, aud ior Ivy
itr tnx.s Noroon, acoardng o. te tue vuue ~ mo
as2 II shaU be- nwlul for thrm, aud they uo hetehl
directed district sad county at any SUBS, QWm meet
IND vi said commissioner pitu 10 lhe hrd MonoW u
re This act shall bein fooc from andufer IFS pass
~o WILLIAM. b WOODS,
Speaker of the House ui Representatives..
E nASSkTr LANGuONs
NaHf rFn tom fffN nn
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S, NJ Csrponter} rrui,u cuguee u uume u tlo st
aud others. s Cluir street luuk Road COMPANY
A ND NOW COM rs the Petitioners
and The matters sItd uution contained c.me uu
10 be- htutl 40 tho tgur and tlo Court ud thai due
tCe vt the aud object OF the said petition has
given by publication OF such notice iu thc Cluytl Oay
leue and that o. Allegations The Irtlluu contained
are true uUd thu ihe peiuunu1s emitted 90 thC ruot
prayed for iu SAID petition
It's thectoe ordered, ndudaed aud decrocd that thU
II said Company Toe changed 60 Tho OF tu St
Car Street Gravel Roui Compupy" aud that upon Che
saiu Company comply with ihg provision ut the law
thr said Company shall he known under and lN She said
uI and have alt the and hr subject n the
ltuu change of name hud be made
aud that said chuuae oi name shall u way effect tho
ughs of said COMPANY or ut uuY tuu ur corpora ion.
Ordered that The petitioners pay the costs OF this apca-
lion 90 hr taxed nurld'Ni29
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COUNTRY lNVAIIDS.
Persons any pant the world may be successfully
treated by FORWARDING correct detail OF their case, with
niittauuo for medicines &c.
address DR.. AMOS a SON, corner Nain aud Quay-sts.
ff NJKVIv
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All the trains going Westward connect at (eveNud with
trains for Toledo. Chicago Columbus. Cincinnati, St
Louis Nc and an th0 g0ul Eastward connect at
Dunkirk with the u to Now ork S Erie HailrOad
and NJ Buffalo with those ui the New York Central and
Buffalo aud New York \ Erie Rniironds
n. NOTFiEgHAhT. Surt
Cleveland Anil An. 1850 apr
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AMOsr SCIENTIFIC INVENTION
YOuNG MEN TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.

An strume for the of Nocturnal Emissions more
properly known as Seminal Weakness, &c. Can be pema
nehy cured h from fifteen days Ln two months by he use
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Read what DR. Bushnell saws of the Gracfenhc cw "
oines nr isa pNy scian OF extensive practice, ind
Of the most successful IN the county (1rumbul) tnwm
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THIS csrtidos that have used tue gIacfenherg PIN
aud Aiarsha's Caholcon sold here by ~ q johnson
nav practice, TO my entnp satisfaction They good
medicines d.. @. w. BUSHNELL
Hariord, TtumhuIi Co, o.. March Z 1881
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-30

Female irregularities, weakness uterine displnCCmeuts
and all local uterine difficulties aud constitutions troubles
Ot wDmen, are entirely cured by TUE CIR RAEEENBERG
MARSHALLS Urt RlNE CATHOLICON
IL This connection Miss Beecher ster of the Rev. Hen
Ward Beechrr, nettors tn the people, page 2) s1ys
have nine sisters AMI sisCTsn- law, and fourteen e-
male cousins al ma lod, aud all delicate and niliug
Amid the immense cot my ends aud acquaiu uuces
canrot ecall eu married 'deg born ga this century auJ
country, who perfectly healthy Ia cases. however,
whore ihG GreenbeTg CahocOn has hocn used must
that health has TBpy taken the place OF Jiseuse, and
ladies have become hust strong vigorous aud healthy
Mrs Geason, OF ira, SAYS: "Beautifui indeed is the
Cunhdng trusting nature u woman but how much does
need be pTutecet by EaChuuess that will lead her
time Of disease 10 appeal TO medical adviser scon-
life educa ion, mural worth and purity Of character" All
these be secured by addressing the Gaeienbog Com
pany.
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lil ......;i.:i.
OLEVELAND AND MAHONING
JRAII, ROAD.-TAIF rhEl g., No 10.
To lake eileci and after ruf. day February 10 1859.
GOING EAST. GOING WEST.
CeUelaad 10 POlRigS- f0mtgSieph 10 fsittr
Ioiru land
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Great mum OF Coraymen, Physicians Statement and
emei porsonagos have lent their 90 certify the
parallel usefulness 0i these remedies but space herr
VIII not permit the insertion Of thom. The Agents below
furnish gratis AHRNCAN ALMANAC which they are
Fveu with also fp DESCRIPTIONS AZ he ahoyo complaints
and the uoHtmen that should DO followed far thor cure
Do fOthe put of by uuprnepled dealers ~ other prep
uraions they make more profit Demnnd AYERS, hnd
axe others The sick want the bosi AID there 10 for
them, and they shou d have H.
All our remedies are for sale by
WM. FISK, and GAYLORD HAMMOND and ali
dsoll datW Gm Esow 6ua
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CLEEELlND lNy gRlE RlIlEOlD.


I2O5 A. NJ Night Express train stopping at Grrd, Ashta-
bula and PsinesyIllc only and arrives at Cloye-
laud ut 3.lI A. NJ
725 A NJ AIhl rrain, stops at all stations except Swan
Vile, SAY brook, UuunsiIe Perry, Mentor and
Wicklife-yViit ignal 10 take Iassuu-
gors, for Clcuei1nd 0iig,4i SnybrOlk, ln"uvulv-
Perry, Mentor aud Wckli1u, aud arrive us
Cleveland ll.Ob AZ
z NJ DAY EXurcs, lrnU. at Grnrd, Cuuuenut
Ashtahula aud PiiursvIlio only, aud arrive II
Cleveland ut 6;Oe a. NJ.
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No. 50. AN ACT
40 agIrp' ae the proceeds the 81 IL II Oh Arms lie l
lore coe 20 me purchase Of lie, and he ATc.O u'
te 81 ate Aislnal thereon
Section b e"dc ci by e Gera As emily Of he SIie
Of OiJ Ina tine WOceeit " te sale Old and eqW
enB tettoor7 lzed uucer tire rtuvAOns ora "teta
ius es0u. lelA eciun md sa of public rms
paA el Aprl ~ IS T. be applet tJ N plGcha Of He
nc sate srsen an the econ th OF suliaUIe huiu
M IL the care snd sale ge p the public ~ rsuant
to N povsoas &C - authorize Zoe ~ dug ui
snal Tor he ste C oulO pa ed Ap 49, t7 prO,id that
aid rite thal nutChas aid bu di m eLeu 10y tht
lyprOp iaticRs ElfsadN mad Tor th Il pu -poss
hec. .. 1hstc than t4s efect irsu IA pqssaFe.
WILLIAM q. WOODS,
81 aser Of ths Hou II Il p .efenra.lves.
MARLIN WhAkEN
- Pr sdtnt Tie Senate
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Il gives me great certify the invariabe Gu
rulive lion of the Graefenbcrg Marshas Uterine Ca
hocon u all cases Of femlle disesse and the skill and
high moral ChnrlCt Of the heuiDM Department the
Graoienberg Company.
J. p. LAMBERT, NJ. D.,
Auburn -Four Corners Penn.
am Methodist clergyman. My heart has fairly uched
to witness the feeble health Of women. have taveieI
my circuit preaChing the Gospel thank God however
that have all these diseases give 10 the GrICie
tcrg Mmshas Uterine CaihOlcun wherever IL has been
used. REV. PETER SHARP, Ridgewnv, Mich
former of Western Stark, Mediua 90, q
~ For sale by Druggists and Medicine Dealers through
The State
CR- For medicines or agencies address
H. b. KINGSLEY, Cleveland,
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March /
rNn1l l
AN ACT

Speaker Of the House VI Repr sertntives
v BAS, EFT LANGDDN
President pro TEN. OF the telate,
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AN ACT

Speaker ul thA hOuae { TO. .r3 entalNe3.
MARTIN WALKER,
IRE lIent If the y, nae.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-03-24

THE LOWE TRAeEDy.-Much as the
news of the mob at Hawesville startled
this community, the report of the grand
jury surpasses in monstrosity the tragedy
itsef. The open justification of moblaw
by a grand jury is something novel in the
history of this country; but when they ex-
cuse the conduct of two assassins in going
into Jail and shooting a wounded and un-
armed prisoner in cold blood, every manly
instinct recoils from the contemplation Of
the deed. The effort to excuse the atroci-
ty of the mob and a cold blooded assassin
alton by imputations upon the victim Of
the mob is natural, and of piece with the
whole story. His preparations for bloody
encounter are given in detail; but the ipi
posing fact that mob was prepared ready
to kill him stands out in bold relief upon
the face of the whole story. 1t needs no
proof Louisville Democrat.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-03-24

The Wool MARKET.-The high price
which have been obtained for last years
clip of WOO, and the consequent large profits
which have been made by those who bought
has, it is stated, led to general activity
among dealers and spectators in the arti-
Gle, who display great anxiety to enter in
TO contracts for the coming clip, at prices
far above those paid for several years.
The Cincinnati Price Current says.
) We understand large contracts have al
ready been made in this State, at prices
varying from As to go cents per ID. The
advance in wool the past six months is full
ly SO per cent. thus compensating dealers
fully for the heavy losses they have sus.
tained by the large decline brought about
by the crisis of 1857. Full blood is now
selling in Eastern Cities at 1890 cts. pei
ib., which was bought last summer at 32@
40 cts, thus showing what enormous prof.
its have been made by those dealers who
held over their stocks.
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BUnrIse 1 cn1lD, 1s 1 RAIsIs Box

BURYrse A Child IN RA1s1S Box
The PAUPER's FUNERAL--We are relia-
bly, informed that little child was buried
on Sunday evening last in town, in rails
in box, the mother being too poor to pro-
cure coffin for its remains. The child
died in the latter part OF last week, when
the mother placed it in the box, and on
Sunday morning started, with the box un-
der her arm, and accompanied by her lit
tie boy of three or four years of age, for a
grave yard in New Jersey, about two miles
below Eastop, where some of her friends
are buried, and where she thought she
would be allowed to bury her child, though
she had no money to pay for its internent; /;
but upon reaching the graveyard, the SEX
ton refused to dig the grave because she
had not dollar to give him, and roughly
told her to carry the dead child back to
Easton again. The poor creature was al
most exhausted from carrying the dead
child such a distance under her ann, and
went down on her knees imploring him to
bury her little one and offering him fifteen
cents-all the money she had, but this
did not move him. She then took up the
box again, and returned home with her
little boy, who was too small to be of any
assistance to her in getting back her sor-
rowful load. In the evening, gentleman
who had been told of the case went to the
garret in which the poor mother lives, and
took away the dead child, kindly burying
it for her without charge.-EastOn ( Pa,
Express, March s.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-03-24

PENITENT1ARY FULL-There are 72S
convicts in the Ohio Penitentiary, and the
Courts are just beginning to send in the
Spring crop of rascals. What is to done
with them! All the cells are occupied,
and the Warden is compelled to put some
twenty or thirty in the Hospital every
night. Pardon to the most deserving
seems to be the only remedy at present.
No doubt, in many cases, years imprison-
ment is better in the way of reform than
longer term. Good resolves are made
the first year by such as are not case-hard-
ened, which pardon will be likely to en-
courage and render practicable in after
life.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-03-24
AYERS
Ague Cure,
FOR THE SPEEDY CURE OF

FOR THE SPEEDY CUkE OF
Intermittent Fever, or Fever and Asue,
Remittent Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb
Asue. Periodical Headache, or Bilious
Headache, and Bilious Fevers, indeed
for the whole class of diseases Orlsf.
mating in hillary arrangement, caused
by the Malaria of miasmatIc countries
No one remedy is louder called for by the
necessities of the American people than sure
and safe cure for Fever and Ague. Sueh
we are now enabled to offer, with perfect
certainty that it will eradicate the disease,
and with assurance, founded on proof, that
no harm can arise from its use in any guam
tity.
That which protects from or prevents this
disorder must be of immense service in the
communities where it prevails. Prerentioa is
better than cure, for the patient escapes the
risk which he must run in violent attacks of
this baleful distemper. This "CURE" expels
the miasmatic poison of FEVER AND AGUB
from the system and prevents the develop
ment of the disease, if taken on the first ap-
proach of its premonitory symptoms. 1t is
not only the best remedy ever yet discovered
for this class of complaints, but also the
cheapest. The large quantity we supply for
q dollar brings it within the reach Of every
body; and in bilious districts, where FEVER
AND AeuE prevails, every body should have it
and use it freely both for cure and protection.
1t is hoped this price will place it within the
reach of all-the poor as well as the rich. a
great superiority of this remedy over any
other ever discovered for the speedy and GER
tain cure of Intermittents is, that it contains
no Quinine or mineral, consequently it pro-
duces no quinism or other injurious effects
whatever upon the constitution. Those cured
by it are left as healthy as if they had never
had the disease.
Fever and Agueis not alone the consequence
of the miasmatic poison. A great variety of
disorders arise from its irritation, among which
are Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Gout, Headache,
Blindness, Toothache, Earache, Catarrh, Asth-
ma, Palpitation, Painful Affection of the
Spleen, Mysteries, Pain in the Bowels, Colc,
Paralysis, and Derangement of the Stomach,
all of which, when originating in this cause,
put on the intermittent type, or become PERIOD
ical. This "CURE" expels the poison from
the blood, and consequently cures them all
alike. 1t is an invaluable protection to lmnl-
grants and persons travelling or temporarily
residing in the malarious districts. If taken
occasionally or daily while exposed to the in
fection, that will be excreted from the system,
and cannot accumulate in sufficient quantity
to ripen into disease. Hence it is even more
valuable for protection than cure and few will
ever suffer from Internittents, if they avail
themselves of the protection this remedy af
fords.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-03-24

THE WHEAT CRoP.-We learn that the
prospect of the growing wheat crop has
materially improved in Central and South
ern Illinois within the past fortnight, and
that the farmers in those portions of the
State are now encouraged TO expect fair
average crop. Up to the oath ult., it was
thought the mostofthe fall sowing had been
effectually winter-killed? but since that
time the prevalence of warm, moist wealth
er has infused new life in the young plants,
and many fields that were supposed to be
utterly ruined now give signs of vitality
truly refreshing and encouraging. This is
especially the case in the tlmbered regions
but even on the prairies there is marked
change in the appearance of the wheat
fields, and unless there should be a return
of hard freezing weather, fair crops will be
grown where only few days ago nothing
was expected.-C Chicago Press, 10th.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-03-24

SAD CALAMITY AT OswEGo.-The Cath
olic Church of St. Mary's, at Oswege, was
crowded the evening of the 9th, to listen
to discourse upon the "Last Judgment
by a Redemtorist Missionary. When the
services were about TO be commenced, q
large cross beam near the alter, very much
decayed in the centre by dry rot, gave away
from the immense weight, and nearly one
third of the audience was precipitated into
the basement. The scene was indescrba-
bic. A panic seized the whole assembly.
Those unhurt rushed TO escape from the
house amid the shrieks and groans of per-
sons trampled under foot. Those uppermost
in the precipated mass struggled TO escape
by climbing up over each other, and
groans, shrieks, supplications and prayers,
rose from the crushed and trampled upon.
Lawrence Murray was taken out dead, al
SO Mrs. Mary Carlin and Mrs. Bridget Lang
don, Mrs. Margaret Hennesy expired soon
after. A number of woman were insensi-
bic when extricated from the ruins, and
several persons had limbs broken. The
sad news brought thousands of people to
the scene of disaster, and the excitement
and grief were universal.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-03-24

N There is description of coarse, heavy
leather that is called skirting. Recently a
friend of ours in the leather trade extended
his business, and had some trade circulars
printed, enumerating the various articles
which he had for sale, including skirting
He sent one of his circulars to a ladv friend
who Immediately wrote him note order.
ing thirty yards of the skirting as a substi.
tpte for noreen.