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HEAVY AND FANCY HARDWARE.
SPRING 4 SUMMER Arrival.

SPRING 4 SUMMER ARRIVAL.
A p Il Il, 1879.
AM receiving my purchases made last nor, adapted
to The present comprising very large and beautiful
stock Of HARDWARE OF every variety beth IF foreign and
dom, site manufacture. embracing in part
Hitting, ssr"hbing, Wedding, Garden, Flower
Grain Cradle. .sn ines Hay and Garden ssnk--;
Ch"in.. An,iis, Vices, Bellows, Files, rsn.ps,
Fine livery aud other Table Cutlery;
Pocket Knives superior stock some worth from 50 TO
shears, scissors aud Points, from the best m,nnfac
silver spoon. md Forks, made of coin;
-ilver Plated Goods in great variety
Window shades, beautiful stock;
Floor oil Cloths, from 70 ; ards wide
Wood Ware. Tabs, H"chet.. ChMr"s. &C., So;
Willow and Fancy Baskets and Empire Gigs;
RniidinE iinrdw ~, in grs. Ca, ySss variety
log sEi"., s s Trss., ri".rs aud Steel bits,
..nine H.i ri" a!." ma hemp is":si"a,
Iron Axie.. sp' ing. and Cnrriage Trimming:
Circninr, yiii and Cro.. Ga, saws;
Revolving and seIi-locki"g Pistols;
Fishing Tackle, Twisted aud Plated Lines, d"
april 5 dts At the old stand of Simpson & Brother
,U,ONKA u e AMI case Of very superior
ToNKA BEANS just to hand and for snle by Fl, m
CTRAW GOODs.-ls i. though Tim. nay vn-
- riety STRAW HATS for men, boys and children is
usually pretty Please call +. SEABURY.
apri l5dts. -
1OU Ha. prime sides .chooIry.. onccm city
~ Hams NJ hbis, Ale and Cider 100 ohis Apple Bran
dy 2n bbls. Truls pure Rum LOO bags Coffee to La
Whisky 100 casks imported Brandy 90 FUNCTIONS West In
Rum 500 packages Green and Black Tea; 80 6bls No
/, bbs n o Moasses 100 hbs. Portland syrup 1o1 do1c
Buckets Brooms and Tubs 500 dozen Lines and Cords, all
sizes; for sale by >.,, r.,
appii l5.dts No. 2 Main Str, ct Richmond. Va
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MISS CHARLnTTE ROSENSTIEL
II III 9 Nj - Is. DO R n l ~
i>it rts~oH TO prNNIN & huRhitisl
IstAER, GUPpEEtsMRIIn,

T . r 8 n N d q II u L Il s
Opposite Telegraph OHicc.
Main street, EynCR1urE, virginia,
Is III receipt of large aud well selected stock o
Parton tb'o and t0oLiaR Aiofns ct pattern nso
Grrs trI Et hyahd Uare io Sgtrs, %t Scaling Frhi
if" f Ird Tn marc u description III" latte
his maGjdtpre aud waraaa To Civ" entire sa.n'
STILLS and all kinds OF COIptj WORK mnd" I" ord, =
s'Iorirst not-o. IIOt'SI ROOFING AND Gtr'IHlN /
done the hts and upon the reasonable term
{ y Particular attention pail To repairing
We ociuly solicit portion "i lhr public arunag
conidoh, that please both In the md quality
Also on hand "A superior article Of Stove Polish.
jan 81 decd Isaprn THOMAS Is DORNIN,
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UNlslVALLED ATTRACTION
t 81 e

IN Gag q
O. rs tn
AT ENGIEDovES FANCY STORE,
NEXT SATIR AY win place upon tie St,uds my bon
" Nets LACE MANTt.ES, and all my FANCY GOODS
ter the ms rctipn At the people
My stock il at hand and challenge opposition in H.
iGANCf. CniArNfss AMI NovtIlN
Noly shall pay 81 % for First Class Honads that
may be seen upor the Stands.
s'GDN NJ T. EAR RS.''
Ii is already historical fact that there marriage
i'sned last year than in three rrcN"rs and
IN Of this fact have purchased unusually large lot
~ the SWEETEST LITTLE FANtlIS tor liahi"s Ina
before in ynrhbure Az at wholts rs well
~ rctlil, at Kyle Corner. iyhchhurf. Va -
march % i,s' ALFRED :. ENGLED I'VE.
&IRING sEAsON. 1S5O.-JOHN ARR n
~ HAMS i have I's opened lts SEASON With stock OF
'rArLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS. tar exceeding IN cS
iaim the merit Of NPARaIIE1.ED CiiEAPNEsS. ha,
late French sales prices 20 30 per cent less
han ,he cost of importation. They eonss in pat of
ich Dress SILK. of the latest styles;
lpul,e skirts. Composition Robc a ltZ;
The Impr, s4on A Paris In silk narog,s:
Fssus trcnalinr>, foularl- Organizes. Jarouc Lawns
imrhams French Einbroi !, RIGS &c, Sc.
<ii Gloves Lace Quilts, Hosiery and Corscts:
with dirrcnt kinds of Extension Skirts;
irass. Corded and Manila Skirts
dar'Ttllcs Qnis Iiuen and totn Shcenga Table Linens
,IYris I rush.
With anr assortment Of RIcH MANTIES.
march 3Jdt1.
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SUPPOSED RuNAwAy.-Ralph, slave belonging
to Jesse Perkins, of Louisa Co., was taken up
night before last the suspicion OF being a
runaway-had q suspicious looking pass in his
possession. purporting to be from his master,
which pass gave him permission to find employ
ment on some railroad work. Ralph snys he has
been in the service Of Messrs. Gooch Co.. con-
tractors on the Orange and Alexandria Railroad
Eextension-was sent to Jail to await the order Of
Mr.. Perkins
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STITIIR.
Opposite The EtchaRyf DaRk
Main street, LyDchfurg. VS..
FALL STYLE PREMIUM HATS.
6sTIrZERS isthe place to huy yonr HATS, made re
= under his own inspe ton hv the celebrated -
workumn that pioduced. He il fu, nishng his ~
numerous with the hands"nost Hal that he
uced nothing like them in this rity They the
Hat OF the really beautiful He does moi
DIES n being cgocal hut what every body must he
IT, therefore Hat eclps" NIL other hats In beau
" If STYLE durability and finish peculiarly adapted to the
uf head exstey beautiful Stzers the place to
get il.
lie would call attention to his large stock Of Soft Fell
Hats every grade and quality Servants Hats in great var
ety. Navy Cloth Velvet aud 'nsh as Chlr"ns Fancy
Hats and Caps Ladies Riding Hats and all kinds Of Hats
made to or,i,r at the shortest notice.
Cali Sitzcts ac zeal Halter for bargains at the sign
Of the BIG BIuE HAT. nov Edits.
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NEw ORLEANS, March 26th. 1881
MEssRs OYLER & KEEs-GsatirH AT tho solicitation
Of many Of friends here. have concluded succeed my
brother In business aud wish yop all tho friends Of
my atg brother John that the business will meet with
little Interruption hut that accept pay anything
my brothor until procure order from
Court 10 take Inventory and have Ills widow Recognised
and confirmed eutrix II her minor chdren Then
shall b. abba - regulate all claims against tho You
also his frod at they reod have uneas
about their business in his hands Of his death,
his ample. Youfa Respectfully, sls
III 81 OLIVER
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Tug pwrsnyrrny OF Ro,Soxr This hody close !

Tug pKg<BYrERy OF ROANOKE. body close
its labors IN yesterday, after having been in scs-
sioa since Thursday evening. ltsnroccedings were
marked throughout by great harmony and deco
ram, and q strict observance Of that seriptural
maxim, that !" all things be done dcccady aud in
order. Though not 80 imposing in numbers. it
might be regarded as a venerable body. including.
rs 1t does many men who have passed the middle
stage of life. and who appear to have reached
very nearly the boundary Of human existence
Grey haired, venerable men whose thnncd anu
whitened locks indicate that they will soon leave
those walls of Zion wherein they hsyesa long stood
rs watchmen and messengers of the Prince of
Peace. In talent, we presrm, that this Prc>byte-
ry would compare favoiably with any similar body
and our citizens have been highly entertained
trust bencfttcd-by the pulpit minstra;on of its
members.
The ulpits of nearly all the Protestant churches
of the city were iedon Sabbath last bv these Wis
itors whilst the solemn services of the Sacrament
held in the LIST Presbyterian church on the
afternoon Of that day. in which many members
Of other churches were partakcrs. The Rev. W.
j. lioge, who has excited special interest in this
community, preached q number of times. lie
sewers his connection shortly with this Pre>byte-
ry, to the duties of assistant pastor Of the
Brick Church." New York 80 long identified with
the name and fame Of that eminent preacher and
writer, Rev. Gardiner Spring, d. D.
We are sure TINT citizens will be gratifed Mt
any time that the Prcsbytcryof Roanoke may feel
inclined to honor them with its session.
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JNOH -. .E-In Gnmpbrii county, md in az.
II sight Of LynehbnrR very desirable FARM. t"n E7SN
iluinH 1851 Acres 90 in Wood huc Orchards .
nj the impr good and extensive. Apply to
SO, through Iynchburg Post Office
march Il dimitt
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NEW STYLES! NEW GOoDS.!

III AVN. Just returned III. Northern cities, where
ii taken han ordr In the selection of n
pod complete stock If BOOTS. SHOES, HATS, GAPS
ri NKS UMBRELLA CARPET BAGS. Sc. Sc and
vne gotten the oil them and ready for
would most respectfully solicit call from my friends
md the public l. l.. ARM1STEAD,
march 1trdts--Rcp. y. Naxt TO the Cabel House.
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UYEnE RDALUM n IODINE 50 RINGas
- y0W LONDON. vA.--Hereafter. from this date, tho
pri e Bedford Alum and Iodine Water win be FIFTY
El Err GALLON ct the SPRING. and all orders must IN
var accompanied With the CASH The water and extract
n ssme Il kent for by H. Thompson Co.. Agents
I msrch HELM. r. ECHQLS q SONS, Proprietora
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|S1E RABRELs No. I Clipped Ilcrrtnxs fer
iSO salehy tapril l4.dts H. HOLLINS e. Co., =
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EU REkA CUFFS,
april II dts GLASS & RAINES.
UNOH KENT-A convenient nd con, fOrta. -,
n bic DWFLtING HOUSE, on Main Street Arrly MI.
to Iapril II dts NATII. GUGGEN1lEIMlK
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SPECIAL MOTTO TO THI PUBLIC.
j. l.. WINSTON &c CO..
MAIN STREET. OPPOSITE THE NORvELL HOUSE.
LXNCIaBGhG, virginia,
HAVE In the largest md best selected stock /
ii of CABINET FURNITURE evor offered n-
this city. -
In addition to our Home Manufactured work, wce2k-G8
keep constantly hand select assortment OF NORTHERN
FURNITURE specially adapted TO ma ket all Of which
dispose sell the reasonable terms Persons
In ~ thing IN line would do we'll to give call
before purchasing determined not TO be nndotd by
house In the state.
we make no charge for Boxne or Drayagc
All kinds Of repairing uno with promptns at reasonable
rates. feb 5ds
u hand large lot Of PURE WHITE COAL OIL. loss Of
the dark OIL aud much purer article. which
selling ~ 81 80 TOR gallon. -
Also, another supply of very beautiful COAL OIL LAMPS,
hch = selling cheap
Those Who bright clear light without smoke should
try the Coal sold at II, THOMPSON cos
| april l3dts. Drug store
UNOR rsENT-We offer for rent iIe property
II known as the AMERICAN HOTEL ON the lower end OF
Main Street. Possession given immediately For terms. ap.
pyto J. H. SAINT. TYREE,
| feb 10 d3awis Trustees.
! A PPOINTMENTsE for Training the on
N ~ the Regiments composing the 18th brigade
ADD and Ii0lh Regiments at Franklin c. II will com
moncc April 10Th. IH
18th and lsah Regiments, at Patrick G. H., will com IN
mence April .7th III
64h Regiment. Henry II will commence May 4th W
53d nth and 3lt gnents Campbell e. H. will CON-
msnce May nth
10Th and 9ls. Regiments, at Dedfor q. H., Will
May 18th.
The general musters will take place as follows:
43d and l0,h Regiments. Mt Franklin @ II. April ed
18th and l5Gth Regiments, Patrick G. H., April Goth,
oath Regiment. at Henry &, H., May It'll.
SD nth and lst Regiments at Campbell O. ii May l4th
10Th and 9lst Regiments at Bedford H., May ast
BY order. p. HAIRSTON, JRr
april dasw&ceaw brigade Inspector.
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DADEH CORN.- We have Laalgp9l1S Ie
II Aess csrn. Iandrsths Early Cspaaa ca $780,
Gn6an 0ign. end he famous WysAdoete Ceeo ~ - ~
h1sAhsh peAntei soe sAls BY s . u - Il,
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ID EMOVAE.-The undersigned bcg leave 20
& inform heir and the public In general that ID
have removed ths day. their WINE AND LIQUOR Blu 81
NESS Main Street opposite the Norv ell
II ,use to their NEW locality MAIN STREET. oIposc The
Unr,oifk Fouse donr T. H. Nctors bookstore
As It has principle from the beginning to Ike cp
only tho Liquors still determined offer notb ng
for sale but W that we convinced at to be pure
snrI l1.lts GONTHiER a. PLATTER.
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GoNmefciai Naffefs.
rs;,1o-shurr Market.
cleveland Produce Market.

= = % 5H'- llaE HERALD OFFICE, April IL.
FLoUR-The depression noticed in our last
weekly review still continues, and sales have
been few. Extra brands may be quoted at S.
1906, ,25-the latter an extreme figure. Good
Extras are mostly in the market at Sc. There
is no demand for Superfne. and quotations are
therefore nominal. Double Extras rate from
$650@S7, according TO grade.
WHEAT There has been further decline dur
ing the week, aad sales were made on Saturday
evening of good Red at 81 .25.
CoRN-The market for Corn still remains dull
at nominal range of 60@75c.
-eOATs-DuH and unsettled; new ranges from
4S@49c.. and new all the way from 50@60c.
= BARLEy-Nominala at 65@10. r4
RyE-May be quoted at S5@ 90c.. nominal.
MISS PoRK-Steady at S17,25@17 SO, within
which range some small sales have been made.
HAMs.-Steady at lie for city cured iand 10e.
for good country.
SHouLDEEs-City cured &c., and good coun-
try 70sc.
DRIED BEEF-City cured at 10c.
LARD-Steady 1l@ll1ac for good TO choice.
3 &BUTIER-Market remains as at last report.
Good grades are in moderate reques. at 20(922c.
Ordinary not wanted. The receipts have near
ly ali been for the South. ~
CHEEsE-There is no change to note in this
article. Choice Western New York is held at
13@14c. Ordinary W. r. is held at l0i5@l1c.
EGGs-Moderaie demand for shipment at 10
@lO1gc. Receipts 1850 bbls-, mostly gone for
ward by Railroad to the East.
HIGHwHEs-Dull, with small sales at 24@
24115c.
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Il Il 4
Jefferson Institute.

MILLERSBURG, O.
THE SUMMER SESSION will commence
i Monday, April il, 1859, and continue five
months. The Proprietors having regularly or
ganized under the supervision of Board of
Trustees, are determined TO make it a first class
Institute, where facilities Will he afforded for
studying all. the branches usually taught in our
Colleges and Seminaries.
Special attention will be given to the instruc-
tion of those wishing 10 prepare for teaching
Boarding can be obtained at reasonable rate in
private families, and there are also facilities for
boarding in clubs at very low rates. For fur
ther particulars address j. p SCOTT. MilTers-
burg, Holmes Co., @.
REV. ]. P. SCOTT. A. N., PRINCIPAL. and
Prof. of the Latin and Greek Languages, and
Moral Science.
R. H. WHITE, A. B., Prof. of Mathe-
natics, and Natural Science
CHARLES KOLBE, Prof, of Vocal and
Instrumental Music, and the German and French
Languages.
MISS MARY BATTIN, Assistant Teacher
of Mathematics and the English Branches.
MISS LUCY C. WHITE. Teacher of Linear
and Duo Chromatic Drawing.
March "a, 1S59-3ltf
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'eeWwhich Of our county officers have til,

seeEWhich Of our county officers have the
caseof the Public Square2 Is it not shame
to let it remain in the condition it is now IN,
with prospect Of getting worse. 1t might be
made an ornament to thetown, as it is. it Is dis
grace. A stranger coming to Millersburg and
secmg its School Houses, Its Public Square, and
the number ofits Groceries, the first two going to
decay from neglect, and the last. sparkling and
bright as a water drop in a summers shower
would, very naturally, turn his face in quest of
some town where the puclic spirit ofits citizens
ran in some other channel. 20 9..4- =
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7UNIPH7EY'S
Scientific
Homeopathic Remedies!

FOR DOMESTIC AND PRIVATE Use.
TNHE Remedies are carefully prepared rnder
i the direct supervision and inspection OF
Prof. Humphreys S, in order to meet that great
and long realized want Of the public. namely
Remedies for all the more common and simple
ailments of life.
@ LIST OF MEDICINES. $50
No. l. Fever Pills-For Fever. Congestion and
Inflammation Of al kinks.
No. 3. Worm Pills-For Worm Fever, Worm
Cholic, Wetiipg the Bed. -sf
No. 3. Baby's Pills-Fur colic, crying, teeth
ing and wakefilness.
No. 4. Diarrbea Fills-For diarrbGa. cholera
infantum and summer complaint.
No. 5. Dysentary Pills-Fur collie, gripings,
dyeniGry and bloody flux.
No. 6. Cholera Pills-For cholera. cholera-mor-
bus, nausea and vomiting.
No. Z. Cough Pills-For coughs, colds, hoarse-
influenza and sore throat. .t
No. 8. Toothache Pills-For toothache, face
ache and Neuralgia
No. 9. Headache Pills-For headache Vertigo,
heat and fpllness of the head.
No. 10. Dyspepsia Pills-For weak and de-
ranged stomach, constipation and
liver cover complaint. A
No. II. For female Irregularities. scaniy. pain
ful or suppressed periods.
No. IL. For leusorrhea, profuse menses and
bearing down.
No. Is. Group Pills-For Group, hoarse cough.
bad breathing. 49,.
Fo. IA. Salt Rheun Pills-For erysipelas,erup-
tons, pimples in the face.
No. Is. Rheumatic Pills-For pain. Iamcness
or soreness in the chest, back, loins
or limbs.
A.-For Fever and Ague; Chill Fever, Dumb
Ag~e. old Inismanaged Agucs
P.-For Piles, Blind or Bleeding, Internal or
.s. External.
O.-For Sore, Weak or Infiamed Eyes and Eye
lids; failing, weak. or blurred sight
C.-For Catarrh. of long standing or recent
either with obstruction, or profuse
discharge.
W. C.-For Whooring Cough, abaiing It's vio-
lence and shortening It's course
PRICE.
Case of 20 vials complete, in Morocco, d Cook s5
Case Of 20 vials. and Book. plain. 4
Case of Is boxes end Bccl, .
Case of 6 boxes, numbered. and Book l
Single numbered boxes with directions % cts.
Single lettered boxes, with directions. 80 cts.
sw-Thcse Medicines by the case or single
box, can be paoctred at WHITES
Literary Depot.
Millersburg. March 81, 1852
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-04-14
MORE TO BE ADMIRED THAN THE
RICHEST DIADEM
Worn by Kings or Emperors,
What? Why a Beautiful Head of Hair.

Because It is the ornament God Himself proridsd for
all our Reader, although the may bloom
brightly in the glowing cheek, the eyee spark
ling the teeth those Of pearls IT'S
covering the hair I've and shriveled harsh aud
lose more than half her charms Prof Woods Hair Re-
storatye fused two three times week. will restore
and permanently secure to all such ornament Read
the following and judge. The writer Of the first The
celebrated Pianist 1AaI5erg:
DR.. wooD:- New York, April 10, 1853.
Dear Sir,-Permit me to express to you the
hair to its original coor about the tire of my arivalin
the United States it rapidly becoming but upon
the application of your Har Restorative ii soon recov-
cred its original hue. consider your Restorative as
very wonderful invention quite eicatious as well
agreeable. am, dear sir, yours truly,
"Drych ar Gwyliedyect."
Welsh Newspaper Office Is Nassau St. April H. 1858
PoF. o. ]. WooD:-Dear Si,-Some month or six
weeks ago received bottle of your Hair Rsstorve and
gave it my wife. who concluded to try it on her hair lit
tie thinking the time that it would restore the gray
hair to its original color, but to her well my
prise after few weeks trial has performed that
the same time identifying and thickenng the hair.
strongly recommend the above Restorative to ali per-
CHARLES cARDEw.
NEW YORK, July 25, 1857.
PRyF. o. J. .WooD;-With confidence do 1 recommend
your Hair Restorative. as being the most ecacious art
Gle ever saw Since using your Hair Restorative, my
hair and dwhiskers which almost white have gradu
ally grown dark; and now feel confident that lew
VIII restore them 10 tner color. IL
also has relieved of all daudru and unpleasant itch
ing, so common among persons who perspire freely
J. G. KILBY
Prof. woop.-About two years ago my hair com
menced falling of and turning gray was fast becoming
bald, and had tried many remedies to effect. com
Inenced using your Restorative in January last few
applications fastened my hair firmly 1t began to ll up,
grow out and turned back to its former color, blak
At this time is fully restored to its original color
heath and appearance, and cheerfuy recommendis
to all. J. d. HOES.
Bhicsgo, H.. May l, 1857.
The Restorative is put up in bottles of sizes: large
medium, and suall the small holds pint and retails
for dollar per bottle; the medium holds at least
twenty per cent more in proportion to the small retas
for two dollars per bottles the large holds quart 10 per
cent more in proportion, and retails for s..
o. J. WOOD x CO., Proprietors, 312 Broadway, New
York. Tin the great N Y. Wire Railing Establishmenl)
and ia Market St., Louis No. - ...-
For sale at the BOOK VARIETY store
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. Ihe Berlin Graded School, under the charge
OF Mr.. sPoosEh and Miss HALL closed their win
ter term with a most satisfactory examination
on the 23d and oath ult. The High School is
yet in session, and will be continued by Mr..
SPoosER during the Summer. The summer
term will commence on Friday, April 1a.th.-
Arrangements have been made to accommodate
students froma distance, as well as can be done
elsewhere. Instructions will be given in any
branches required. Good and convenient rooms
boarding and lodging, will be furnished at the
hotel, in the family of the principal, in the vii
lage or vicinity as cheap as anywhere in the
State. .e...-.--,.-.
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press last week, the impression was that the
proposition submitted to the voters of This
county on the Monday previous, for and against
County Poor-House, had carried against it,
but on receipt of the whole vote of county it ap-
pears that it was carried by over hundred
majority
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SPECTACLES.

Perescopsc and Pd,dascopic, Scotch PEBBLES and
Rock Crystal Spoctaclcs,
a FIR US
NHESE Glasses viii cure weakness and in
l. dammation of the eyes With their use. the
Oldest person can see to thread the finest needle.
also, see at distance Glasses for near-siehted
persons, together with all other kinds, neatly
ground into old frames.
SIGN OF THE BIG WATCH,
April, J, 1852 Opposite the Court House.
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The weather for the last few days has
been fine. for the growing crops and the pros
pect so far is cheering TO the husbandman.-
Fruit, We believe is uninjured, and if there is
unanimity of feeling upon any one subject here
abouts, it is the desire that we have an abun-
daat fruit crop the coming season.
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Marriaae Motifes.

MARRIED-On the Both day of March.
1853, by ALEX. COLLINS. NJ. J., Mr.. ELIJAH
ALTMAN to Miss MARY STROME.
-At the Empire House, in this place
on the 7th inst, by Rev. ]. HEIsEL, Mr.. Sine,
WICK CASTOR to Miss LUCINDA FRY.
both Of this county.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-04-14
To Whom it may Concern !

A LII persons knowing themselves indebted
IA to me either by note or book account, are
requested to make immediate payment ,as must
have money. J. b. NORRIS.
April 6, 1s59-iw.