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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-08-18
Cooks New FIylns. Machine.

Mr.. D. N. Cook of Mansfield, is about
to revolutionize travel, and no. mistake,
provided bis air ship works as well praeli
cally as it does in the brain Of the inventor.
When Mr.. C. takes his breakfast in Mans
field, dimes 10 ST. Louis, and takes tea the
same day in Mansfield, railroads will in
deed be slow coaches 1t is possible how
ever, Judging from the past; forfew dream
ed when jogging along few years ago
three or four miles an hour in stages, that
railroad cars should be run over mountain
and through valley at speed Of 80 to 40
miles an hour. Human ingenuity is ne
at the end of the rope yet, and Mr. Cook
may have slid ahead while Others have
! been splitting on their hands.
The press having briefly and somewhat
incorrectly noticed the Mansfield ssQueen
of the Air. as Mr.. G. has fancifnliy as
well well as appropriately ehristened his
ship, be has favored the Mansfield Herald
with description. His motive power is
the electric forces instead of steam. He
states that all his 'senergies have for years
past been directed to the completion of an
electro motive engine, which is not alone
designed for navigating the air, but foreve-
ry conceivable purpose in the mechanical
and agricultural. departments" He has
applied for patent for this wonderful mo-
cor, and Mr.. C. says: - =
II am engaged in the construction Of a
house to carry on and complete my great
design-the air saip-aud hope by the
spring of 1860, to have my favorite model
serial car, aQueen of the Air. perfected
BY this invention expect to navigate the
air at viii with an iucoaceivable velocity.
The car viii be l2 feet long and / feet
in its equatorial diameter, and of true,
pointed elipse; and win be elevated, pro-
PEELED and directed solely by the force Of
the electric engine, without hydrogen gas,
steam. fans, or rndders. s.
confidently expect to finish my exper-
imeuts during the coming winter; and next
summer, if successful, viii make a voyage
to San Francisco, 5reakfastiag here, din
ing there, and Returning the same day for
supper, making the entire trim in a6oul
IL hours! M
Such is the kind of motor agency which
has occupied my attention. As to its
feasibility I viii leave the world to Judge
for itself when this statement shall have
been practically demonstrated.
Respectfully,
s,,s-e : D. NJ. COOK.
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Great destruction Of whisky.

By the confagrasiop in Cincinnati on the
l1tI, some S200, 900 worth of property Was
destroyed, very large item in the amount
being whisky and other liquors. The prin-
cipal loss was Boyle & Co.'S Immense rec
tifying establishment, on which there was
iusurances to The amount SIS, 900, dis
tributed between some fourteen offices,
among them The Commercial of Cleveland.
The great liquor establishment of Pike
q Co. was damaged some $50, 900. The
liquors from the burning buildings ran OF
in streams of fire to the cutters and so
down to the river, presenting a singular
spectacle. The Gazette states that the
proprietor of one of the buildings burned
had just stored it with choice liquors, and
when he came down 10 the ruins he cried
like child! Poor fellow! That fire de-
stroyed alcoholic. poison enough to have
killed a thousand people, besides filling the
prisons, poor houses, and mad houses. Of
Hamilton county. Cried ike a child -
That fire dried more tears than all the iq-
uor manufacturers and dealers of Cincin-
matt ever shed.
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Commercial Matters.
MilEersburs Market.
Cleveland Produce Market.

= Ss.- TUESDAY,, Aug. 10, 1893.
FLcun-The sales for the past week have al
most wholly been 10 the local trade and have
in very small parcels. We quote fair to good
red wheat extras at $4,671a@$5-25; double ex-
tras from white wheat, 5,50@$6. A lot Of IS
bbls extra, from new white wheat, sold yester-
day at 1926. sea
RYE FDorR- During the carly part of the
week there was short supply, and small lots
went off readily at 81 81. At the close the
market was dull at $475
WHEAT-Yhe Teeipfs dnring the week have
been improving and the prices have consequent
ly dropped. Whateber sales have been made
were on orders for the country. At the close
Red sold at $l,65 on track. and White at 81 ,l2.
Millers here are not buying to any extent,
CoRy-Declined. Last sales we're at 74@ 75c
on track. In small lots from store holders ask
from 7s@s0c
-OA1s--Lower- Sales at the close were at SO
RyE-Ipactiye and nominal at 6Oc.
PoTAroEs-Fair quantities are selling at Soc
New York extra have sold in small quantities
1t much higher rates.
BurTER-Steady sales during the week at IL
@l2c for good Gentral, and 12@l3 for good W r..
EGes-Lower and quiet at 7t9716c.
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Far away flom the gres. cities, half hid
den in the foliage Vas the modest log hut
Of . msn, half happer. half fisherman,
and more than halt savage. Of Course
; his name was Snith.s He was married
and be any his Fife in thisone little cham
per led The happiess of sxistence; for on
an occasion she would not object to go
twenty miles 70 hear the Baptist Minister
preach. : 81
Que evening about sundown they were
in their little cabin, she knitting stockings
1or the next winter SHOWS, be cleaning the
barrel Of his fowling -piece-ali the parts
Of which were lying disBounted about
hin1-both busy and neither tttering 3
ssllabie.
By degrees dull but regular sound
breaks upon the silence of the wilderness.
The steamer is ascending the river, max
ing The best of its way against the stream
But neither Smith nor wife pay any atten-
ton: be goes ON cleaning his gun, she knit
ting her stocking.
The air however. darkens; thick smoke
rises upon every side; q formidable explo-
sion IS suddenly heard; one would have
though il was discharge ofsereral cannon
n once. The boiler had burst; the vessel
was sunk; everything was DESTROYED.
Smith and his wife did not look up; he
went on cleaning bis gun, she knitting the
stocking, for explosion Of steamers arc SO
common.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-08-18

Georgia Congressmen are no. only unani.
nous but loud in their arguments in its "a
vor. And in all these States. any Demo.
cratic candidate for Congress who should
declare himself opposed ioa Territorial
slave code, and 10 favor Of allowing settlers
to make free States if they prefer, would
be denounced nnd read out of the party
The Democratic press and the Democrats
meetings re-echo with, promises Of slaves
from Africa and slave ID all the Territories,
as the reward Of Democratic victory.
What shall we believed
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-08-18
DIR. ROBACK,s REMEDIEs.

We publish in another column of to-day's paper an
aricc ced from the Cincinnati Times, descriptive of
DIR. Robacks extensive msdical establishment in that
CITY, By the way DIR. Robacks Remedies have obtained
great and deserved popularity with all classes 1t has
been but short time since these remedies intro
duccdiuto our section of country; yet Dr. Brennan DIR.
Of the Blood Pills and Blood Purifier far exceed
those OF all othor medicines for which he is agent
bined The for this is that they have stood the
test of practical experience. We know this not only
from the mouths Of others but have used them in
own family With the very best results For all dis
eases Of the blood general debility whether proceeding
from sickness from natural weakness, indigestion and
all kinds Of ameats, We recommend the Scandinavian
Remedies, as the VERY REST medicines extant. They
destined to achieve not ephemera success but
permanent and deserved reputation. which viii render
them snsccssiy in every Napoleon o. North
West, March 2
See Advertisement.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-08-18

The Albany Evening Journal says:sss
Il is notable fset that while Northern
Democratic organs arc pdsayoiing TO re-
assure Their faEdefs, by declaring That no
purpose Of Ie-opeaiDg The slaye-trade, or of
enacting . Congressional slave code for the
Territories, IS cherishedsby the leaders Of
the party, the candidates In these elections
at the South make declarations precisely
the reverse They boldly plant themselves
on this very platform. Gov. Runnells, Of
Texas, who Is the reglar Democratic candi-
>1ets openly advocates the slsve-trade, and
Rakss il - issue Of the campaign. The
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Agricultural Meeting.

TINE Agricultural meeting which took plscs in MI
lersbug Saturday last elected the following per-
officers for the ensuing year. President ALBERT
LocKnART; Vice President r. WHEATON; Treasurer
B. c. BRowS, Sec D. s. UHL; Trustees JoHS MILLER,
JOHN BUTLER, EDwRAD WHRAros, J. B. PAINTER.
and ANDREW McCLELLEN.
The Board Of Officers elect, requested TO meet at
Seeretays cfcc on Saturday the 10Th day Of August
for the purpose of arranging list of premiums to be Of
fer ed competitors the coming ar and for the trans
action Of other important business.
A. LoCKHART, Prest.
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Worknanlike Manner.
Farmer. Look to your Interest !
LEES BUCKEYE PREMIUM


WARRANTED to all kinds of grain and grass
w seed, is offered to the farmers of Holmes and
adjoining counties.
1t is considered by experienced Farmers to be the very
best in the Marketcan be regulated half minute
any desired quantity of either grain grass seed
to the One Of which is to be in the pub
ton machine will please call on R. ". TIDBALL,
the authorized agent at AiIlersburg.
Auc II 1S5Q-51
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EaR The HAIs

r YONS KATHAIRON, Mitchelrs Hair Tonic &
i Beauti6er, Balm of Thousand Flowers, Barry's
Tricopherous, Woods Hair Restorative, Mason's HAN
Balm, and any quantity ofP erfumed Hair Pomatus OK
Marrows. Bears ois Cologne, &C., &c., at the BOOK
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REW AREil

nF persons peddling Elevated Oven or Drum
~ Stoves that are half made. with DOORS lids and
joints that do not fit and the drums lined with sheetiron
about thick paper with the trimmings half made
and feat that There is necessity for being bored
with such trash will call on your citizens
who helps to support own county, and pays taxes
with you. will sell stoves that larger better metal
fit better bake better cook better look BETTER and
better and better trimmings and three times many Of
them for less money and give you much for your old
stoves. "a penny saved is &C. WM. BRAY.
At the Big Coffee Pot.
NiIlerslurr. Aug. IL. So
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BARRYs IRIcOpHERoUs

rs THE BEST and chcapes. article for dressing
i Beautifying Cleaning Curling. Preserving and Re-
storing the Hair. Ladies tryit. For sale at the
BOOK STORE.
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Hiram Wolgamott's Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber has
IN been appoed and quaf5ed as aduini< on the
estate of Hiram Wolgamott late of Holmes county,
decd Dated at MilIersburg this day of August A.
D. 1S59-50w3. B. c. BROWN.
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PeREIInEBY ann nom EI lRIIcI Isl

II UBIN'S JULES HAULE. AND BAZIN,S
i Frangpanni, Eternal Perfume; also extracts for
the Handkerchief of all the different odors.
Cleayers Honey Soap; loves Old Brown Windsor
Soap; BRUSSELS Philcome Pcmade; Maugent and Cau-
drays Cosmetique; Harrisons Lip Balm; Transparent
Soap in Bars; India Rubber and Steel Hair Pins Tooth
Nail Hair Brushes. For sale at the BOOK STORE
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Persons affected with the Fever and Ague should
spare either tnc trouble or expense procure Dr.
H0STETTERS CELEBRATEED BfTTERS, whose
benicent effects upon the human system has been clar
F those who have been stricken down short
of time By tbis dreadful curse whose cheeks
and meagre and whose nights sleepess and rest
less, and whose eyes dim and sunken with death
staring them in the face, this compound must prove
blessing snaiching them from the very mouth
Of the grave None know its true value until they
have ted it, Whom all others have fae these btters
haye restored the sufferer to pristine health Their pop
ulaty in all the Western and Southers parts should in
troduee them to all families
Sold by druggists and dealers generally everywhcre
~ See advertisement in another column.
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MORE ToBE ADMIRED THAN THE
RICHEST DIADEM
Worn by Kings or Emperors.
What? Why a Beautiful Head of Hair.

Be-suse it is the God Himself prorided for
all our Reader, although the rose bloom ever
sabrght in the glowing cheek the eye be ever spark
ling the teeth be those Of pearls If thehesd is bare Of its
covering the hair he snared and shrveed harsh azd
dry, STILL If sprinkled with gray, nature will
lose than half her charms. Prof Woods Hair Re-
storative fused two three times week. viii resssss
and permanently secure all such srzaameat Reed
the following and judge The writer of The hs Is ks
csiebrGted Pia.ist, 1kalberg:
Dr. woop:- New York, April ~ 1855.
Dear Sfr,-Permft me TO express to you the
obligations under for the entire restoration Of ny
hair 10 it, original color; about The tire Of my arrival
the United States it rapidly becoming but upon
the application of your aair Restorative il
cred It's original hue. consider your Restorative as
very wonderful invention. quite efcatous well as
agreeable. j am dear sir, yonrs truly,
aDryeh ar Gwyiicdy aet.'
Welsh Newspaper Office 1s Nassau ST. April Il 1855.
POP. o. j. wooD:-Decr Sn,-somc month Or SIX
weeks ago received bottle of your Hair Restorve and
gave 1t my WIFE who concluded to try II her hair 1
lie thinking at the tine that it would restore the gray
hair to IFS original color but to her as well ss my sur
dcrul eertby turning all the gray hairs to brown
at the same time Identifying and tbickening the hair
strongly recommend the above Restorative to all per-
'','' w : = 80 s''' '-'- CHARLES csRDEw.
Is - NKs yoRK, sas 25lss7.
PHsy.o. J.'wooD.-with confidence do recomenf
your Hair Restorative being the most efcacous ar
Gle ever Since using your Hair Restorative, nv
hair and whske-s which almost white have gradr-
groNn noN leei Comment tnat Iooro
applications viii Iessre them TO their natural color. Is
also has relieved of all dandru and unpleasant ich
ing SO common among persons who persPire srssy @
PRoY. WooD;-About tu0 years ago my hair COM
menccd falling of and turning gray; fast becoming
bald, and had tried many remedies TO effect COM
menced using your Rrsorat<e in January last few
applications fastenrf NY hair rmls. 1t began to fl mp,
grow out and turned back to its fcrraer color sa}-
At this time II is fully restored to its original color
heat and appearance, aud cheerlly recomrend its
to all. ~ J. d. HOES
Bhicago, H.. May ], ssJ7. ~. s. -
The Restorative put up in bottles Of sizes: large.
medium and small the small holds pint and retails
for dollar per bottle; tie medium holds st least
twenty per cent in proportion to the small retxi1E
for two dollars per bottles the large holds quart 20 pen
oJ. Woob Co, Proprietors. sia broadway. New
York. n tho great N. Y Wire Railing Estshlishmenl}
and III Market ST.. Louis 40. II - q
For sale AT the BOOK & VARIETY Store
Millcrsburg. s.
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TO THE LADIES.

HTEuAFEJUST RECEIVED large and most
w excellent assortment of Handkerchief Extracts,
Hair Oils Pomatums, Bandoinos, Hair Dyes, Hair lnyig-
orators, &c Extracts of yannella, Lennon, Orange,
Rose, Pine Apple, X, &c. at the
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"a Il IA =
7NHESE Glasses will cure weakness, and ili-
i fammation of the eyes, With their use. tie
oldest person see to thread the finest needle;
alse see at distance Glasses for near-sighted
persons, Together with all other kinds, neatly
ground into old frames. Il
SIGN OF THE BIG WATCH,
April, !, 1883. Opposite the Court House.
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Aug. s. .ss-sltd


Gle veryet discovered that viii create Sweet and
Pcrfuned Breath and beauy the compile xion leaving
the skin pure. soft and white 1t is certain for all
Diseases of the Skin and is the best article extant
Shaving cleansing the Teeth and has equal for the
Toilet As tooth wash. it gives peary Ehiteness
the teeth and delicious fragrance to the breath:
This Balm is recommended BY the faculty of almost
every European city and established under the patron
age of avery physician in London and Paris and thou
sands of individuals who make dAily OF it in New
York Pliladelphaand Boston. 1t is
TIE CHEAPEST LUXURY
lady gentleman could wish to have for the improve
nieut Of health for comfort and personal enbelish
meEt and its delicate, soothing sensatien and the de-
ghful softness it inlparts to the complexion give
few of the prominent properties of the Balm Of a
Thousand Flowers already well established by actual
experience.
THIS Balna Remedies eve7y Defect Of the COM
P!ezSon,
And establises in its stead BEAUTY and HEALTH at the
time when both by the changes of age freaks of Ma
ture, disease have been obscurcd and undermined.
20 Beaufify the Complexion,
Wet towel, pour two or three drops of the BALM
and wash the face night and morning. In very short
time you VIII see the magical effect.
Il Sacea and Perftanod Eroath
c-n always be acquired by using this Balm den
tfrice. What lady or gentlemen would remain under
the curse of adsagreeabe breath when by using the
balm Of Thousand Flowers as dentifriee would
not only render sweet but leave the teeth white al
ahaster: Many persons do not know their breath i:
er mention it, Wet your brush and pour single
drop; wash the teeth night and morniDg-and i very
short time they viii become white alahaster and the
breath sweet the OF which the Balm Of
posed.
Pimples, Tan. FrccklcS, dc.
ItefIectuay pimples, blotchcs chilblains and
chapped hands tan sunburn all kind of eruptions bar
bersiteh, ulcers wounds, cuts, burns ring
spelas ST. Anthonys fire. satrheu, scaid head, ;in
capits.l 1t is sovereign remedy for canker in the
mouth or elsewhere, sore uleered throat, &c.
White 7edh-7ac Best thing Ertant forth 7ceth
For cleansing the teeth the eESrISE Balm il far
peior. and far medicinal than any compound YET
known. 1t quickly renders them white alabasfer
prevents their decay the tartar and prevents
liberation as well az strengthen the gums.
Hoag to Curl Hair, lcaping Il Fright and Glossy
Rub on a small quantity Of swoodland Cream. to be
had of all respectable Druggists and News Agents al
the country then dip the hand into cotd water
pour your hands three four drops of the Balm Of
Thousand Flowers, rub it through the Hair, and you
curl it in any manner you please. Some hair may
not curl easily at FIRST but by few applications it viii be
rendered perfectly easy.
Shaving MADE EASY.
Every person who shayes himself (and every gentle
ought J. viii find the HBalm of Thousand Flow
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To those DESTROYS Of Realizing
Road Notice.

FTHERE will be presented to the Commissioners of
i Holmes county, Ohio, at their September Session,
1852 petition praying or alteration in the road
ming East and West through the centre of Section No
35 Township No. a. Range 13 Said alteration 10
at point in said Road about sixty rods west Of
the g. Z. Of the N. e. Or of section No. 35,
Township No. II, Range No. 49, thence running asouth
easteriy direction until il intersects the road running
from Lafayette Holmes Co., 20 Fredericksburg Wayne
Co., near the place where it intersecs said Road
Aug. l, '59-5ow4 "A PETITIONER.
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THE LESBIEs' COMPLETE GUIDE ToNEEpLE-
WORK AND EMBROIDERY: Containing clear and
practical illustrations whereby any any essi
y learn how to do all kinds of pain and Eincy Nee
dlework, Tapestry W ork, Turkish Work. Persian,
Chenille, Braid, ETC.. Berlin Patterns. Embroidery,
Stitches, all kinds, Lace limitations, Mosaic Canvas
Canvas Work, Crotchet, Knitting, Netting, Bead
Work. Russian Crotchet, Edgings, Laces, etc, Firing
Scarfs. Shawls Collars, Slippers, China Purses,
Braiding and Applique, Implements, Varieties of
Silk. Materials, &c Withone hundred and thirteen
illustration and Diagrams, illustrative of all the
rious stitches in these useful and fashionable
ployments, showing at glance to all how to make
any all Of the thousands of articles. in all
kinds of Neede-work, Embroideries, etc.. described
in this work. By Miss Lamiert.
One yol,me, Emo, cloth. Price l 25
For sale at The BOOK STORE.
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Pimples. Tan. Ercckles, dc.
sHAygwg a;ans sAsY.

Every person who shayes himself (and every gentle
man ought) viii find the @Balm of a Thousand Flow
es the most agreeable article for that purpose dip youI
brush in either cold, salt water. then
pour one, two three drops of Balm on the brush
andruei on the face. IL not only make delightful
lather but alcviates the pain consequent shaving
rendering the aven part soft. white and healthy
For sale only at the BOOK STORE.
Aur IL lS59-y3n5I
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MISS LESLIE'S BEHAVIOR BOOK A Guide Man
ual for Ladies regards their Conversation; Nam
ners; Dress Introductons; Entree to Society Shop
ping: Conduct in the Street; At places of Amuse-
ment; In Travelling; At the Table, either at Home,
in Company, at Hotels; Department in Gentle
nens society; Lips Complexion; Teeth; Hands;
The Hair; Etc, Etc. With full instructions and
advice in Letter writing, Receiving Presents: In
correct words; Borrowing; Obligations to Gentle
men; Offences; Children; Decorum in Church; At
Evening Parties. And full suggestions in bad prac-
tices and habits oasily contracted which young
lady should be guilty o.. etc. etc. By Miss Leslie.
Authorcss Of Miss Lese's Celebrated New Cooke
ry Book: Miss besGe's New Receipts for Cooking,
Etc.
One volume. l2.uo., CLOTH Price : a5
For sale al the BOOK STORE.
MAJOR JONES' couRTSHIP; with thirteen Illus
tration. from designs by F. o. Barley.
For sale at the BOOK STORE.
CHARCOAL SKETCHES. BY Joseph C. Neal. With
Illustrations 80
For sale at the BOOK STORE,
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GH0ULDER BRACES, supporters and Trusses which
Cean be had at the Drug Store Of H. Yersin Milers
burg, Ohio.
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nYSENTARY CORDIAL and Cholera Mixture. Of
~ our own manufacture, for the cure of Dysentary
Cholera Morbus Colo and all affections of the Stomach
and Bowels. for sale by H. ergin, Aillersburg,o-
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FINHE CELEBRATED Heave Powder for the cure o
Il the Heaves in horses prepared and sold by H. Yer
gin at his Drug Store, Millersburg Holmes county o.
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A RABIAN HORSE POWDER, the great remedy fo
n diseases in horses and cattle; it being great pur
fer of the blood For sale by H. Yersn Miliersbulg
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LANGUAGE OF FLOWERS.
cHEAP FAMILY RIBi S

A NEAT VOLUME suitable for present TO q
n young lady, and a very acceptable one, too. For
sale at the BOOK STORE.