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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-03-10
Monthlies! Monthlies!

DO YOU WANT Harper's New Monthly,
Frank Leslie's Magazine, Godey's Lady's Book,
Atlantic Monthly, Great Republic. Household
Words, knickerbocker, Peterson S Lady's Mag
azine, Ba LOUIS Dollar Monthly, Frank Leslie's
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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-03-10

unusual rapidlty.
The Liver is ore of
of the human body; and
tions well, the powers OF ~
veloped. The Stomach is =
ent on the healthy action =
per performance of its -
ach is at fault, the bowels q
system suffers in conse- -
the Eivcr-having ceas-
the diseases Of that organ, -
has made it his study, in q -
twenty years, to find some a,
counteraet the Inany de- A,
is liable.
To prove that this rem -
troubled with EiverS
Of its forms, has but to try SO
certain. a.
These Gums remove all -
from the system, supplying
flow of bile, invigorating -
food to digest well, pur- -
giving tone and health TO, 80
moving the cause of the -
Bilious attacks
better. prevented.
Liver EllvigOratOr
One dose after eating is ~
stomach and prevent the 80
ing. Sal
Only one dose taken be- ~
Nightmare. -
Only one dose taken at -
gently, and cures Cos
One dose taken after ~
pepsia. /
"One dose Of two tea n
relieve Sick Eeach-
One bottle taken for fe- rf
moves the cause of the "
feet cure. -
Only one dose immedi- n
while II
One dose often repeated
era riOrbus, and q ~
~only one bottle is -
system the effects Of fmedi- n
ness. X
One bottle taken for
sailowness or unnatural E
One dose taken n short 10
vigor to the appetite, and =
One dose often repeated Is
rsi wa in its various forms -
Bowel complaints yield =
One or two doses cures
in Children; there is no "a
remedy in the world, as it "a
4 few bottles cures DROPSY
entS.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-03-10

VHHE Board of Examiners of Holmes County,
L Ohio, viii hold q meeting in Millersburg.
on the 26ih of February. 18th of March and
9th of April, 1859, for the examination of teach
ers. under the 'aet to provide for the reorgani-
zation, supervision and maintenance of common
schools, passed March a. 1853.
y. B. No applicant admitted after 10 o'clock
4. n. BY order of the Board.
JNO. SIMPSON, Clerk
Feb. II. 1S5q-26
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Glove, Hoarhound, Rock, and all other kinds OF
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C0AFECTl0HARIES!
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Drops, Sugar Almonds, Chewing Gum. Figs
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March 3. 1859.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-03-10

the principal regulator.
. when it performs its func
the system are fully de-
almost entirely depend
, of the Li5er for the pro-
! functiOns;~hen the stom-
are at fault, and the whole
] guerce of one organ
led to do its duty. For
one OF the proprietors
! practice of more than
1 rem e dy wherewith to
! rangcnents to which it
. edy is found. any person
Complaint, in any
. 4 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 tho
Sufficient to relieve the
food from rising and sour
fore retiring, prevents
night, loosens the bowels
tivenesS.
each meal vii cure Dyx.
shoonfalls will always
ache.
male distinctions re-
disease, and makes a per
ately relieves Cholic,
is = sure cure for Chol-
preventive ofChOlerH.
needed throw out Of the
| cine after a long sick
Jaundice removes sli
color from the skin.
! time before eating gives
J makes food disgest well.
J cures Chronic Diars
; while summer aud
almost TO the first dose.
attacks caused WORMS
surer, safer, or speedier
aeUer fails.
, by exciting the absorb
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-03-10
DOCTOR HOOFLAND,s
CELEBRATED
GERMAN BITTERS,
WILL EFFEcrUALLY CURE
Liver Complaint. Dyspepsia. Jaundice,

Chronic or Nerroas Debility, Diseases of the Rid-
'-eys, aud all diseases arising from c.aor.sriy
Liger and Stomach
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-03-10
.AYRE'S CHERRY PECTORAL.
.AYRE'S CHERRY PICTORIAL,
AYRE'S PILLS,
AYRE'S PILLS,
AYRE'S AGUE CURE,
AYRE'S kGUE CURE.
To be had by the dozen or single bottle at the
DOnI-
TO TEACHERS

To be had by the dozen or single bottle at th
BOOK STORE.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-03-10
Candles ! Candies
CONTEMPORARIES!

DO YOU WANT any Lemon, Cream Mint,
Glove, Hoarhound, Rock, and all other kinds of
candy? Go to Whites Literary Depot.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-04


SUGAR. Prices were higher, and some 1000 hhds
sold at 6I@63c. for Low Fair to Fully Fair the
market closing with continued upward tendency.
MoLAssEs. Some $500 bbls. were sold at 500
SIC. for Inferior and Fermenting, and 3s@34c. for
Prime and Choice, with 500 half bbls. at 34a@36c.
" gallon.
FLOUR. The sales were confined TO $50 barrels
Country Extra at IS IS y Dbl.
CRAM The sales Of Corn embraced some 5000
sacks, of which 1855 sacks White and Yellow were
sold at &c., ITO do Mixed at 9Oc., and 900 do Vel
low and White, also at SOC. q bushel. In Wheat,
we heard of no transactions The sales Of Oats in
cuded 500 sacks Inferior St. Louis at Tic; 313 do
Prime at &c., and 500 do Black in three lots at SOC.
ID bushel OF Bran, 30 sacks were sold at 81 10 %
100 lbs.
Provisions. The principal sale Of Pork was
200 bbls. Old Heavy Mess at e2o so D Dbl, retailing
at the close at $40. OF Bacon, 40 casks Ribbed
Sides sold on private terms In Lard, we heard Of
no transactions.
COFFEE :. The sales were confined to 500 bags At
II, III and ll3c. y n.
SALT "a cargo Of 1850 sacks Liverpool, = third
Fine, was sold at nc. . sack.
INDIA BAGGNG . We noticed sale Of 3l6 bales,
to arrive, at 1870 U yard.
BALE RopE. Sales 1850 coils Machinemade ct
7t@sc. y h.
GuNNY BAGS. 100 bales Heavy were sold at
ll}c
WHISKY. We noticed sale Of 200 bbls. Recti-
fed at &c. q gallon.
FREIGHTs "A ship was taken for Boston at Sic
for Cotton and for Aarseiles at s13 p hid 70
Tobacco
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-04
Authorized Agents Of Bombasr Co.'s Island Of Cuba
Lkpteef. diff
NEW ORLEANS, ia CK.
hisoN AND GREAT NORTHERN

On and after January 1852 Passenger Trains will leave
New Orleans twice daily ct I'D A. NJ and $50 M arYiv
Ing At Canton at 2 50 T. n and 6.ss A..
Returning, will leave Canton At 7sO A. NJ, and 652 p NJ
4l0P.M. '1 -
Freight be at the Depot by 3ocock p NJ on the day
previous the departure of the train will lay over
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-04

Ch!den three old and pner those over thres
sna up to Twelve years old haprce all twelve
Family tickets y packages Of twenty i've be had the
HES reside on The line Of road procure tickets pack
ages Of twenty for their personal reduced rate
The Company prepared ward Goods and Psck
ages Of n kinds place with which they
ton. receiving from delivering the domic patrons
T. s. WILLIAMS.
jRN II Ma, e Of Tran, tfnn.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-04
Asbisn IT tbs HlMhsts.

CKKscEEf OYyIcs No 10 Camp street
Friday. FEB. & 1859 J
Corros. The market was still duh and depressed
yesterday and though the rates were still more in
favor Of buyers the sales reached barely 5000 bales.
We now quote:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-04
A YER,s AGUE CURiI

a YEk,s AGUE CURE, FOR TIE SPEEDY
ssss
sses sa Ga @ saf
ASss sss
enabled o xh perfect certainty sannaya that
proof that no harm arise from is use quantity
T it from
he s . % as FL ef p'5s
xp the me n se Asfs
on tie hst approach Of It's peonitory SYMPTOMS II i not
only the remedy yet for this class Of con-
fer dollar brings within the reich Of every body and ii III
, sRea d'i'ss'i and s1ss
1s vii place within the reach Of am5e
o over s ys Other W certain
whatever upon the constitution Those cuted by are left as
ns Fever and Asae Of The mss
e a ssss @ 5 T.
ssse c rasy and ia
e n sns III IS
from blood and consequently cures them oil alike Il Is an
ssss r. III =
snas IRON o rpes ssd
sssfG3h they ,p this remedy
ah0rd' Ayers Cathartic pills,
III sssn
cleanse and every portion sa Of hs hs
% hs" HIs Sa es''s # the
~ wit. ps ss at
once 50 simple and inviting. ~ ,s,,a,
sa o.
pleased furnish gratis my AG s
has "a e. si
ss s n ND as 3
Loss Of Appetite ana ohe 81 ~
ons They excellent eTatvs for The rsnsyaon Of
''''' " Ayers Cherry PectoraI.
For the rapid ssd ss H. T
stages Ct the dsssss
sboads in persons publicly who haye been restored
nsa S When once ried superiority othsF %ea
cine Of It's kind
employ for the distressing aud d s aecSTs f
many inferior thrust upon the commu lily have failed
has ssy t n s
spsss sy BR
Also by HAvbAs ss z iss
STMAuns PATENT corn AND N s1 EEo osa Ws..
IS e ana
H BsnE %S H. sss snsnf
in contact with it's fellow to De injured by
ming empty. .5
4th, Having no bush to rel loose.
5th Having no driver and rnd to make 1t choke.
m Having its spindle in one piece from brfdgetree to hop
per. bearer. - ,,,,,n ,,r j. -, ,.,,m,,o,,r
Some Of these Mills have rnn NINE YEARS WITHOUT
HAVING THE STONES DRESSED.
49, &c and 30inch Double and Single Gear now IN store
and for sale by 8. H. GILMAN,
dT SmEW 10 Gravier street, New Orleans.
n LIE FE VIZ II, successor TO y. VINCENT,
bers leave to inform Ills friends and the public that
ing mid his interest of Royal and St. Peter
sreets he will hepceor devote the whole OF his attention TO
his vel known establishment CORNER OF OASAL AND
CAR0NDELET STREETS
He has hnnd. which he has just received from
Paris FRENCH CANDIES of all descriptions, and FANCY
RnYEs ~ marniHcept patterns. fur
nish refreshments for BALLS, PARTIES DINNERS sur.
PERS WEDDINGS etc. furnishing ALI necessary
without extra charge IN style mol 70 pe exceed W
Union. He has also opened LUNCH sASON LOT Ls1,ss
where customers obtain at all holrs OYSTER sumr
FRIED OYSTERS BONED TURKEY. HAMS, uUbES,
PICKI.ED TONGUE, COLD PATTlEs, CQFFEE, Ghoco-
LATE, ICES, ETC., etc. !. LET ~.
~ Mr. Iefeyre cautions his friends not to confound the
etore Roys street. cornr OF St teie street, Win MS
lshment in the First District. no ."
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-04

love sick swain, in describing kiss, says it is
q draught which passes through the system like
bucket OF water through basket Of eggs.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-04

geh 0rltaus 4ai!p Grssftnt.
FRIDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY !, 1859.
Ntn @rIeans Mlontu Hlarkst.
CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 10 G
NI..~I.- U~.s,su- E.h


Thursday Evening, Feb 5. 1859.
With no change in the general tone Of the Money
market to-day, we have only to remark on very
quiet days proceedings The offerings in bank were
so-so-that is for DISCOUNTS The offerings Of ex-
change were above those Of yesterday. We have
only to reiterate that money is becoming every day
more abundant, and that holders Of it will have hard
work during the spring to place their surplus in what
has heretofore ruled as rstlass and tangible secur
ties. This will raise the comparative value Of much
paper which has heretofore rated as second and third
class, to higher standard.
In the general Exchange market to-day there were
come transactions. The counter rate for checks on
New York was discount. Double AL sight drawers
held and sold largely at discount, while good and
fair bills sold at discount and fraction Short
sight ranged from II a Il discount; sixty days
sight from IL a II and get. discount. Round
sums of seventy days date sold at IL discount. In
sterling large dealers paid 1881 q 1881 for clear
bills and for document bills l073 q 1911 for good
spnners drafts the market ranged from 1914 @ 1919.
For remittance there were purchases at 1851 and a
fraction over but large dealers would not look at
these rates for investment In francs there was very
little done, the market tending in favor Of buyers.
5.26} a 5.21} covers the rates, though in extreme
there were concessions tending first in favor Of
buyers, then in favor of sellers.
There was nothing done in Stocks to-day of i'm
portance heard Of the sale Of 100 shares Opeou-
sas Railroad at 81. In New York on the 9th ult.,
there was sale Of Louisiana State Skies at s5.
Avery remarkable correspondence appeared in one
Of city journals this morning. being letter Of
inquiry from the President Of the Merchants Bank
to the President of the Board Of Currency regarding
mint certificates whether they would be considered
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-15
A Working Mans Speech.

Tho following noble vndcation of the working
man, from the taunt of Senator IIammond's, of s.
c., that the artisans OF the Free States were tie
White Slaves and mud Sill." of S,ciety, was
made by the late Senator Brodcsick on the floor
of the Senate:
Mr.. Broderipk said: ~, sir, asn glad that the
Senator has spoken thus. 1t may have the effect
of arousng in the workingmen that sprit which
hos been lying dormant for centuries 1t may also
have the effect of nrousing the two hundred thou
sand men. with pure skins, in South Carolina, who
now degraded and despisel by thirty thousand
aristocratic Shareholders. 1t may teach them to
demand what is power.
"Iink'd with success, assumed and kept with skill
That mouds , ,, anGhsrs as ~1aanss ak, % to It's will
Makes their mighticst deeds appear his own.
II suppose, sir, the Senator from South Carroll
na did not intend to be personal in his remarks to
any of his peers upon this floor. If had thought
50 would have noticed them ut the time | am
sir. with one exception. the youngest in years Of
the Senators upon this floor. 1t is not long since
served IN apprenticeship Of five years at one uf
the most laborions mechanical trades pursued by
mana trade that from its nature, devotes its fol-
lower to thought, but debars him from conversa.
ton. Iwould not have alluded to this if it wc
not for the remarks Of tho Senator from South
Caroina and thousand who know that | am
the son of on artisan, and have been mechanic
would feel disappointed in me if did not reply to
nun. am not Pfouu VI this. am sorry 1t is
true | would that could have enoved the p!ea-
sures of life in my boyhood days; but they were
denied to me. say this with pain have not
the admiration for the men of the class from
whence sprang that might be expected; they
submit too tamely to oppression. and arc prone to
neglect their rights and duties as citizens But,
sir, the class Of society to whose toll was born.
under our form of government, will control the
de,tnes Of this nation. II we're inclined to for
,yot nv ronnoction with them ar IN Jaoy
sprang from them, this chamber would not DO the
place in which could do either. While hold
seat here have but to look at the beautiful CAPT.
tails adornin.the pias.ers that supports this roof
to he rem nded Of my fathers talent, aud to SEQ bis
han liwurk.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-15
The San Jaan IslAnd Amir.

The Portland parors of tho 10th Scpten ber pub
lish reply by Gen. Harney to the letter address,
cd to him BY Gov. Douglas Of date 18th Aug. IL
il AZ follows.
HEAD QUARTERS, DEpARrxENT OF OREGON,
Fort Vancouver, W. r., Aug. "a
Ris Esceiiencv JAS. Douqlas, C, b., Governor Of
Pancouner's Island aud its dependencies, Vice
Ada.iral ef Me same, do.
Sin: have fho honor to acknowledge tho re-
CENT of your communication OF the 18th instant,
which came TO me by mail this morning, Tho
oopy of Mr., Marcy's despAtch of the l7th OF July,
1853. to Her Malssty's Minister as Washington.
stated ia your COMMUNICATION 10 be enclosed,
was not received, T'his I presume was an
accidental omission In tho transn, sson Of your
letter. tt 4
II was with pleasure received from your Ex-
c,lloncy prompt disayowal uf auv intention on
the pnrt of the British authorities of Vancouver
island 10 commit any agpressions npon the rights
Of American citisens residing on San Juan IL.
land and dcslro 10 communicate to you that
shal forward this dospatrh by tho arst opportuni-
~ 10 tho President Of the United States, 10 enable
linn 10 consider II In oopncetion with ul the ihcss
dulv renorted To him. attending the occupation of
San Junn Island by n norton Of the troops under
INV commnnd.
Your Excellepcy has been pleased 30 cxpress
how nxious Won have ever been 10 oo.opcrNte
with the officers of tho United States govern-
mani in anv menaure which might bo mutually
beneficial to the citizens Of tho two countries; and
rour rcgret In aignifed thnt communication with
Won ON the oocupatiou Of San Juan island had not
bean sought during INV late agreeable visit to your
Exoelloney At Victoria,
beg 10 offer In repiy that have cordially rc.
ciprocated Tho sentiments Of friendship and good
will you have manifested towards American inter
es,s from the neriod of NV seryioe with this oom.
mnnd In that time have. on two different ocoa-
sions. notified the government of tho United States
M yonr acts nieotnu our ctizens In terms of com.
mendntion and praise, aa assurancss of n proper
onnrec;n,;on or Tho con8denoe renosed NV NV rov.
"Ft.. IL. r. -. .,.:.,, D. - ,..s q i.
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oo1eh ymptoms o. eo.ssnpilos - -sFs a -l.-gggr
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NO MERCURY On NKU6Tou1 DRUoo UeHD. q
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npny. oam .va1 pr..s1s ~ .S ~ -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-15

A New VEsTILATnR.--A correspondent from
Middlelown, Conn, writes us that he has dscoy-
cred and applied plan for ventilating rooms
warmed by stoves. which is as follows. Apply
vertical pipe to the front Of tbs chimney, into
which tho lower end should enter below the stoye
pipe, and tue upper end npproach within few
inches the ceiling. In its operaton, the foul air
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-15

from the top Of the room rushes down and into
tho chimney, to fill partial vacuum occasionsd
by tho draft from tho stovspipo sbove BY ap
plying damper TO tbs pipe. iis capacity may be
worthy vsntilstor. and is easily appiied.--M r
Tfyban
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-15
RcasOnabIe Reoucst!!!

VNTOOL. CARDING.-Our Cards In perfect order
w having newly filed and thoroughly repaired and
are prepared do CARDING in the very best at the
shortest notice secured the of Mr. COLEMAN
JoSrs of Nelson County Carder ofgrea experience who
comes highly recommended Superior tarder. You
that want GOOD ROLLS send in Wool early and we will
card n it comes in, without any lay We are
determined spare pains please those who nny patron
i,e us will receive Wool and deliver Rolls al oe.
We will keep constantly hand Wool Rolls for Sale and In
change for Wool.
The Highest Price paid for Wool delivered AT store
ar min I,ua, lI.dtsl NOWIIN " MURRFII
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-15
FALL TRADE
NEW HAT AND CAP STORE.
No. 1872 Main street.

LY NCI1 Is BURG, VA.
En- THE subscriber bcs leave 10 announce that he has
ENH returned the Northern cics where taken
A than usual care in the selection Of the best and
extensive assortment Of HATS and CAPS offered
markct-consislng the possible
In the Northern markets, tedious menon which
he daily receiving.
lie confident that his assortment of fine FRENCH FUR
HATS and fine CLOTH CAPS cannot be surpassed in variety
aud extent In this market
The attention Of Farmers and TobaecoDsts is respectfully
called o his variety of Servants Hats and Caps.
The ladies respectfully solicited call aud inspect
his large of
FLATS. and CARS and INFANTS TrRBANs.
call is most respectfully solicited before purchasing
He would also state that he is prepared manufacture
GENTS DRESS and CASHMERE HATS to ORDER of
material aud ns they made BY his hands, be
nish them at reduced rates. GEO NJ. KELLY,
sept 6-dis Agent.
COLE LEATHER.-We receiving u large lot OF Sole
- Leather both good and good damaged which will sell
accommodating terms Please call before
making your purchases, at
sept 5-Iis LEE, ROOKIE d. cos
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-15

DR. LIvINGsToNE's EXPEDITION. news
from DIR. Livingsone's expedition is received by
the Canada, a letter from the Doctors com pan.
ion, Mr.. Kirk. states that n trip had been made
to lake elevated considerably above the Zambe-
ST. Mr.. Kirk adds during our walk, which
took US three days. doing about 20 miles day,
we met curious people. but we're glad to find all
friendly. l returned thus quickly, as l expected
the Doctor back from Tete, whittier he had gone
on his first trip with the powder, which it would
have been unsafe to left in n country at present
at war. 1 received however, instead, letter
from him. stating that the water was 30 low at
places where the river spreads to an excessive
width, that tho pinnace could not be taken up ut
once until the channel had been previously sur
veyed by the launch; that tho pnnace was left
somewhat little beyond Scana. in charge Of
Baines; that the launch would proceed to Tete, re-
turn. Pick up tho pinnaco, and afterwards return
to Chapanga."
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-15
LYNCHBURG SATURDAY MORNING. OCTOBER Is. 1859.
MISCELLANEOUS.
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