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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-06-30
vEsUvIUs STILL LAWoNpER!
Great Excitement.
Grove Factory in Operation Again.

Il Holmes and adjoining counties, that they viii carry
on the
Manufacturing Business
At their old and wen known. stand on Sait creek 1x
miles South of fredericksburg asd whers thsy intend
carrying on the Aforesaid busness the ensuing In
their custom can have their wool cArdsd Into rolls
oardes and spun into yarn or anutactured into coth
satinet flannel cashmere tweed, and hlanks n the
shares by the yard to suit customers the most rsa
sonAbe terms. Stocking yarn manufactured Indige Blue
and warranted last colo-s for custoezS All Fancy col
orng done order reasonable terms Cloth win also
be dressed in the hast and neatest Their achn
cry mostly and fitted up in the hestiordor and a.
other in the State. And they hatter themselves that
from their long experience in the business and personal
attention they viii be enabled 10 compete successfully in
kind in these regions.
Wool received at tina BOOK STORE in Millersburr and
returned when manufactured.
Grove Factory May Sd 1859. JAW MoELRoY.
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SPECLAL NOTICES.
Dr. Roback;s Remedies.

1--WE publish, in another column of to-day s
paper an article copied FROM the Cincinnati
Times, descriptive of Dr. Robacks extensive
medical establishment in that city By the way,
= Dr. Robacks Remedies haze Obtained q great
and deserved popularity with all classes 1t
e hss been but short time since these Remedies
were introduced into our section of country; yet
DR. Brennan, DR.. Roback's agent in this place
Informs US that his sales of the Blood Pills ana
= Blood Purifier now exceed those OF al e.hef
medicines for which he is agent, com
The reason Of this, is, that they have $1,000 Inc
. test of practical experience. We know this not
only from the mouths of others, but we have
Il sed them in our own family with the very best
results. For all diseases Of the blood, general
debility, whetehr proceeding from sickness or
from natural weakness, indigestion, and all kim
Idred ailments, we recommend the Scandinavian
Remedies as the very best medicines extant.-I
They are destined to achieve, not an ephemeral
success, but permanent and deserved reputa-
ton which viii render them necessity in every
family .ANapoleon, o., North Wea. March 2.
2 Seeadvertisment.
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NOTICE.

hereby given that proposals for akins seven STONE
crossings on Jackson street. Millersburp will be re-
celFed on Saturday, the 18th day of June 145e at
O'clock PM OF said day, at the office of tbe Mayor of
said town when and where full description of the Width
and depth &c of said crossings will he submitted In hid
ders by order OF the Mayor and Common Council of
the the incorporated town of Millersbure ~ "
WM. S. TANNYHILL, Recorder. 81
June 16 1858
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MEM
NOTICE.
Adam Alleshouse


against Nor1oE IN PARTITION.
Jacob Aneshouse, ct. al. =. .--..-.,si IL b.
THE said Jacob Aneshouse, Catharine Stingle George
Stinge, her husband, Elizabeth Harden, Godlip Har
den her husband John Infeld Catharine nfeli Rebec
ca lnfeld, Mary Ineld Sarah Ineld Susannah Infeld
Barbery Inield, Adam Infeld Elizabeth lnfeld and
Fave lnfeld all of the county Of Holmes and State of
Ohio Sarah Row of the county of Coshocton and State
of Ohio Barbery Croft and George Croft her husband
and Rebecca Bierly and Samuel Bery her husband of
Owen county in the State of Indiana, will take notice
that on the 10th day of June A. 1859 Adam Alehouse
the Plaintiff fled petition in the Court Of Common
Please of Holmes County, Ohio where the same is
pending demanding partition of the following premises
situate in the County of Holiness Ohio to wit the south
half of the North East Quarer of section twenty
in Township Eight in range five of the unapproprated
lands in the Military district containing eighty acres; the
said Plaintiff demands that partition be made fsad prem
ises as follows the said Plaintiff eighth; Jacob Aes
house, eighth; Sarah Row. eighth; Catharine
Single and George Stingle, her husband eighth
Elizabeth Harden and Godlp Harden her husband one
eighth; Barbery Croft and George Croft her husband
eighth; Rebecca Bierly and Samuel Berly. her hus
band one eighth John Infeld Caharine lnied Rebec-
Infeld Mary Infeld Elizabeth inield, Adam Infeld
Sarah nfeld Susannah IDeld Barbery Inleldand Fave
Ineld the one tenth of eight to each AT the next
term of said court application will be made by said
Plaintiff for order that said partition may be made of
said premises accordingly
ADAM aLLESHOUSE.
JOHN Huston, Atty for Petitioner.
June 10, lS59-43w6
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VALUABLE PROPERTY
Fo r 8 AHE,

A RABIAN HORSE POWDER, the great remedy fol
n diseases in horses and cattle; it being great puri-
fer of the blood For sale by H. Yergin, Mllersburg o.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-06-30

EVERLY, ECKEL, & Co.,
Are now receiving at their store in
NASHVILLE, their second lot of
Spring & Summer Goods, which
they are selling at extraordinary
low figures, and invite an exami-
nation Of their stock and prices.
They are also buying all kinds Of
Country Produce, Wool, &C., for
which they pay the very highest
prices going. &c.,. s. ss
June 8, 1859. .,.......
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CH0ULDER BRACES, supporters and Trusses, whicl
Scan be had at the Drug Store of H. Yergin, Miers
burg Ohio. 81 T -s
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Country Produce Of all Kinds

WHEN you want q very large Looking
w Glass for very little money get it at
SELFRIDGE & PUGH'S.
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ssStop, where have you beens,, NAt J. e. Koch;s
Cheap Store, where I got ALI thsf's In this
bundle for 25 cts, and am hurrying home to
let my neighbers know where 60 buy goods
cheap.o. - z-.--. .s-- =
eyer don't say, and that Hat tooZ These Eggs
and this liftle lot of butter must go there then.
generally trade AT -, but FM GOING TO
? kOCH'S THIS TIAIEo IL 90 s-.-t -
HEY still receiving from the eastern cities more
goods Of the latest patterns and styles, cheaper
than On account Of the frost and had times, j.
E. Koch intends to do good to the trading community by
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-06-30
WStore & New Goods!
a NEW STORE!

A NEW STORE!
where he is now opening very desirable stock
of goods,
To be Sold uery Lou for Cash.
He has adopted the cash system. believing
it to be the best for both buyer and seller. By
it he is enabled to sell goods much cheaper
than under the old credit system, because YOU
have nothing to add for bad debts The pur-
chaser therefore only pays for WHAT he himself
has bought. By having the cash to paw for
goods, he is enabled to buy them cheaper and
consequently can sell cheaper. -
Come and see for Yourself.
His stock consists of Dry Goods, great ma
ny; Groceries enough; Hardware in abundance;
and he thinks his stock of 49,
~. BOOTS & SHOES
will bear little Dragging on, not only as to
quantity but as 10 price. He bonght them
eheap-bought great many of them, and ex-
poets to sell at very low figures.
HATS g GAPS
Crockery and Queensware, Glassware, Yankee
Notions, Nick Nacks, and everything else usu-
ally found in a country store may be found in
his. .g
Country Produce Of all Kinds
taken at the highest prices in exchange for
goods. f
His store room is the one formerly occu-
pied by j. d. W. Hutchison, where he will be
happy to see all who may think proper to call
Holmesville, April 81, lo59-35.
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Executors Notice.

NOTICE is herby given that the undersigned was this
day appointed and qualified executor of the Es-
tate Of Andrew mclaughlin, Decd late Of Mechanic
Township, Holmes county, Ohio.
GEORGE MCLAUGHLIN.
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..-az z-THE GREAT DRAWBACK to persons


emigrating to the extreme south and western
country, is the fear they have of the Fever and
eAgue-ihe most direful of all diseases Every day
=, we hear of persons attacked by this disease and
mapc. helpless In short time, without any
means Of affording relief In view ofthe great
!. demand for remedy, Mr.. Hostetter has pre-
scented his celebrated "Bitters," whose curative
powers for all diseases of thestomach have been
universally acknowledged. The "Biiters,D pre-
pared after long experience and deep study,
= have received the eneomiums of the most emf
nent physicians, as well all classes, from ev-
very part of our couRtry, To those who doubt
their virtues, all We can say is to try them and
judge forthemselves. respectively.
Sold by druggists and dealers generally, eve
rywhere. -. -.
- - See advertisement in another column
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-06-30

nYSENTARY CORDIAL and Cholera Mixture, of
our own manufacture, for the cure of Dysentary,
Cholera Morbus Coc and all affections of the Stomach
and Bowels, for sale by II. Yergin, Millersburg, o.
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SPECTACLES.
. Don't Read Thism

DUT call at X KoCH,S Main street at the
old stand and buy your goods. He has the cheapest
in town-no mistake. Call everybody.
BUCKEYE PILE OINTMENT.
DREPARsD FROM THE BUCKEYE OR Horse ches-
nut A safe and certain for the Piles; sfording
immediate relief even in the most obstinate cases.
For sale in Mersburg, at the BOOK STORE.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-06-30

The best Ice Cream and Lemonade is at the
---a-.7s - = s-St. Nicholas.
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REAPER AND MoWER.

1t will pay you 10 do so. They can be seen at
Clinton Statioa. Pamphlets sent TO all who
desire them. THOS. W. LEE, Agent.
for the New York Reapers.
April 81, 1s59.-35tf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-01-11

large brass key was lost on Monday
morning in the vicinity Of the FIRE, on corner
Of Main and First streets.
The finder viii please leave 1t a. this Office
and oblige the owner.
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The following persons have been fined
since Friday last, for unlawfully selling in
toxicatins liquors: Henry Fox, Geo. Kraft,
Lewis Adams, Jacob Frank, Charles Better,
Capt. Benike, August Lomirs.
Objections were made in the first case to
the Information, because II stated thst sew
eral kinds Of liquors were sold, ~ rom,
brandy, gin, wine, whisky, and other insoxi-
eating liquors, and also, because it stated
the liquor vas sold to John Smith and other
persons whose names were unknown. These
objections ware promptly ovsrsuIsd BY jus
tiss Davis, and they have not been urged
since.
The temperance men have commenced in
earnest, aud are determined TO push the
liquor traffic to the wall. They haveresolyed
tina. nothing can insimidats them.
The cases decided have been appealed,
and will appear in the District Court in Feb.
. ruary.
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On Monday morning, soon after O'Clock,
the large frame building known A. the May
Flower, on the corner Of Main and First
streets, was discovered to be on FIRE, and the
building was ruined, though not entirely
consumed. The FIRE started in the cast end,
second story, from . stove-pips which was
too near the wood work. This part was
owned and occupied by Mrs. N. A. Franklin.
When she FIRST saw the fire, bucket OF
water would have put it ont, but she had only
pitcher full, and it seems there Was no more
within reach, at least none was used with ef-
feet until the engine began to play from the
cistern at the corner Of Main and Second
streets, by which time the fire had run oil
round the house, and the contents, --furni-
ture, etc. had bcen all torn out in the
usual heller -skslter, destructive fashion.
Everybody says that bucket or SO Of
water would have put out the FIRE, even when
seen on the roof, but nobody had bucket or
brought q bucket OF wnter--didn't even
bring bucket. And there stood vast
crowd Of gaping men, negls citing the golden
opportunity, and waiting the necessarily
slower movements OF the engines. II 10 even
said that men enough could not be had by
commands or persuasions to work the large
engine, 20 that il did nothing at all, except
TO run down to the edge Of the river and
stay there til. the Ere was nearly over
Three or four men with . little common
sense, fair share Of public spirit, and .
good deal Of activity, could easily have ar
rested the fire without serious damage, by
simply using buckets. But Is We have Are
company and Ere engines, il seems to be
thought that We are oil excused from i'm
proving the early moments in the beginning
OF Ore, when very little wsil-directsd *
srtion would prevent ell ssrious damage.
This case i additional and very strong
proof Of the necessity Of organising CON-
pany Of say twenty men, who should be sup
piled with buckets and ladders, and drilled
to the use OF those implements 10 tho mos,
effective and we'll concerted manner. w.
have seen very few 6fes which such . compA.
nv would not have subduea before the en-.
gines could get into operation. We submit
this suggestion TO the proper authorities
without intending TO disparage the 6re com
pany in the slightest degree. The YOUNG
America, on this occasion, worked we'll, AMI
=. prssums did al that Ere COMPANY ooul.
do under the circumstances. We saw man,
OF them, q we'll - some Of our citizens
working like horsee, many Of them wet .
drowned rats. And the fun OF being We
through will bs appreciated when il il re-
membered that the thermometer was not YER
much above zero.
Mrs. Franklin bad no insurance. Her loss
including tho damage TO furniture, vi
probably exceed : thousand dollars. Sh
has the warm sympathy Of large numbe
Of friends, many Of whom showed her ,
snce tho kindly attentions ofgsnsross heart
The west part Wa owned By Jos. ssinl
SON and 4. Hsrbins, and We understand VI
incurred for e500. II was occupied By Bill
Kinch and family. His lots vas probabl
@75.
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90 Nj Nj ERCIAI.
DAlIY GA4s Orr Or1tcs, I
Keykuk, Jan. 10th. I

pALy CARS CTR Op1Ics,
Keyksk, Jan. 10th.
FLOUR Country, ~ 80 to4i7 ~ per Sack.
superfne, ~ rs 10 ~ s7i per sack. Extra, (fali
wheat) - to % 50 per Dbl. Graham, ~ rs per
100 lbs.
BRAN AND SHORTS, SOC par leo.
CoKN--5o to so cts; ready sale.
BARLEY-spring, 4oaso, Pail, esa7sc.
WHEAT--soa1o0c for Spring; 90 to 10 for
Fall.
0ATS-In requsstat - 70 30.
kY1--45c to 55c little coming in.
POTAToES--scarce, So to T5c BY the load retail
3Sc.s per peck.
GROCkRIEs--N. o. Sugar fair 7a74, No. i, ID
81 prime =, clarified sSa1o, crushed and loaf II
- ia. Reconsideration So 70 400, 3. ii. 20
10 ~, Golden Syrup, s5 to TOO. CoGee-Rio III
to ia. Java lsto Ice. Riee tnew)b to sie.
soAp--Paim slc, Family ssc.
cAaDLEs--star alto q, stssrine la. Mould
IL to l2l.
LARD-Fairs supply, Q to ~.
BUTTER--lo to Is; choice 10 TO 10.
HIDEs--Dry, IA to lac; green, 81 10 81.
HAY-prairie SIS to SO Timothy and Hungs
rian, 80 70 $40, Baled do sil to$I2; Retail, si5
sEEDs.--Hungarian arass, 10 to 90 ets.; Tim
othy, 81 70 TO l Is; Flax Seed, 81 ooa&i %,
suNDRIEs--Oniona, 81 to %; Eggs, 22a23e
Feathers, S5c to 4oc5 White Beans, Geo to 90.
fRuiT-Fair supply. Green apples, choice, 3
so to - 90 per bht Dried apples, 135 70 ~ 81
per bushei. Dried peaches, - 30 to ~ 10. Raj
sins, - IS to 70.
cHEESE--W. RE- o9i; Denmark 81 tos.
PRovISIoNs--New Mess unsettled Hams
Shoulders 4 clear sides 6.
BEEF 2s2ie gross; "a to Sc per quarter.
sHEEP--$2 TO - y head.
HoGs.--Dressed. ~ so TO "a 50 very heavy, 81
sALT--8 A.,SI 80 70 II IS per sack Kama
VIVA, 2ooa2 10 per bbl.; Liverpool, t72s per sack
FIsH--MAeksrei, No. i $50 to al y bbi No
asisto4le; No. . 4i2to$U. White, No. a II
to IS % y half Dbl. No. 7-14 10 to ~ 10. Coo
Prh s.o6Rn.
ExcaAxax.-0n New York for currency II PEI
cent; for gold I per cent. st.Loais per cent.
81. Louis Market.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. s.
FLoUR-city saperhne. - 90 country fame,
| - IS.
wHEAT-Pall s5c 10 81 Is.
coRS--Mixed II, good yellow IS delivered.
WHIsKY-AdvAncing. Sales at 7te.
HAY-7e to soc in bales.
LARD-loi TO I0ic.
HIDEs--Dry Is TO Issc; green TO 7ic.
PoRK-Messti7 ~ TO SIT SO.
GKocKRIES-very dull, stocks large. Sugar
81 TO %, Molasses s3ei Coffee ia TO liz.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-01-11

New Volume, New Dress, aAd New
Club Termai
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BARTLETT, KAYE 4 CO.,
Importers and Dealers in
DRUGS u 1IRO1o1428.
PAINTS, OILS, vAkNIsHKs,
WINDOW GLAZE, cLAnWAIk BRUSHES, Il.
NO. 142 Main ST., Bot. Ssh 4 6th,
KEOKUK, IOWA.

g. r. CLIFFORD,
MATCHMAKER AND JEWELER,
Third-st.. bet. Main and Johnson,
have Just received, In addition TO my former
stock of Watches, Jeweiry, Silver Ware, Ac.
Goods suitable for Christmas and New Year.
Presentsi Also, ~ assortment Of Aorton's Pre-
MUM Gold Pens
nRECTACLES.
To those in want Of Specta-
ciss, vosid say, como where you can have pail
selected that will suit your eyes. and OF the kind
Of Glasses that are mechanically adapted to suit
every condition of sight. This Is no Guess
Work.
Ny personal attention will be given to the Re
pairing of Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, &c, whiei
will be warranted TO give satisfaction. Ever,
description Of Goods In my line made TO order
Engrsving done at Short Notice.
decAdkw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-01-11

CAUTION! CAUTION i--BswARK o. Cousrxs-
rsIrs - HosrErrEs's BIrrEKs.-The public are
aware that for some years past Hostctters Bitten
have by their intrinsic merit, the best tonic Of
the day. won . name and celebrity beyond any
other compound Of the like kind. The immense
and ready sale which Aostesters Bitters met with,
induced = number Of persons to engage In coun-
terfeiting them by buying up the bottles and Sli-
ing them with spurious and noxioas compound,
and then making sales of the article TO coffee
house keepers and others ~ reduced price, under
the representation that they we're tho genuine ~
ticie Porchasers should always examine the bot
tie, and So that II u covered with metalio ssr
with name stamped on IL. and not with tin foil o.
Wax - il this case With tbs countssfsit sssicl.-
The genuine article Is sold BY all respectable drug
gists And dealers everywhere.
r. GIBBONS, Agent,
jaale.A&w Aain-st, bet. Sixth and seventh.
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FIN Y IN6UMANCE.
Miss url state N q n NJ
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPAH1s
OF ST. LOUIS.
DIRECTORS;
u.s.. McCune, 8. Al. Edgell, c.. 0rssly,
Ewyman c.. Peck, B.W.Alexandsr,
James smith, A. d. Pomsroy, D. D. Page.
HoExrRA- IA IA Rpous RIsKs rAE1n.
F.B. HOLMES, General Agent.
daeIalv BRIDaMAN, Ag't Keokuk.
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PEORIA MARINE FIRE INSURANCE co.
PEORIA, ILL.
CapAsMl 900 900 co.
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Moore's Rural NEWCOMER,
sag Ii AIDING AND LARGEST CIRCULATED
Agricultural, Literary md Family Journal.
VOLUME X, FOR 1859.


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