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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-01-06

EoEsEs AND MuLE.-Thors.nt!s of these val
uafc animals are lost every year, from their
owners not knowing how iotrcatthc various dis
eases they were suffering with. or from using
inferior remedies. THIS is peculiarly so i'll ic-
gard 10 srch Diseases IS crringhal:. sIarin,
poll-evil and all suc! rs arc the result ofsprains
bauiscs. harness grains. DC. All these diseases
are readily eurrble by the use of some pencira-
ting LiRamcnt. which is absorbed by the rores
of tie skin and at once drives off the bad hU-
mors that feed and keep up the disease
Among all the Linamen,s that have ever heen
invented. none posses the pcne.rativc and diffu-
sive principle to such degree rs DR.. Bragg S
Arctic Linament, IN article which is rapidly
driving all similar preparations out of the mar
ket. For sale at the BOOK STORE. .MilIers-
hurO O. tat--l-
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n NDTECE.


James c. MeGuire
Mary Mcanor, Mary
Jane Homer. and l. Notice in Partition.
pi,raim Homer hrr hts-
band. G,crcr G,r,icn
:r.uor. ;.nl kis;..l
Mclnur
I'dE sill Nary Mc:.nor. Mary Jane Homer.
i End iphrairi Homer her husband George
Gordon Mcanor and kisiah Glranor, all of the
county OF Holmes and Sta.p of Ohio VIII take
notice that on the 9Th day of Drcenber. 1853.
james c. Mcclure the plaintiff, filed u petition
in the Cour. of Common Pleas Of Holmes co;n-
~. Ohio. where the s;mc IS HOW pending. de-
m:nding partition Of the following premises
situate in the s;id COUNTY of Holmes. Ia wit
The Southwest quarter of Src!i"n l3. Township
10 and Range Is. of lends subject TO s::l. ut
Wo,,s!er. Chiu. containing l60 acres CT land.-
rEe sid plaintiff demands that l2riiiion he
na,!e ofsaid premises as fulo-s. 10 said plaintiff
iirec-scvcniEs. 10 The said Mary Mcannr. one
seventh. 10 the sid Mary jane Homer. wife of
Ephraim Honor. One-sevcnih. 10 the said George
Gbrdon Mcancr. onc-scventh. and 10 the said
kisiah Meanor. unc-sevenih, and also to The same
said Mary Me.nor, Dover in the whole said
primises.
AT The next term of said court an application
will be made by s1id Plaintiff for an order that
Partition may be made of said premises. accord
ingly. JAMES c. MCGUIRE.
BAREFOOT Il WORRIES.
An VS. for Petitioner,
December 6. lS5S.-v3nl6w6.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-01-06
MORE TO BE ADMIRED THAN THE
RICHEST DIADEM
EVIR
Worn by Kings or Emperors.
What? Why a Beautiful Head of Hair.

Eer it q The orrs- enr Ccd ETrsef rorfdea
all our rsce. Bender, although th-i may bloom
>nbiightly in the glowing 'hetk, the lie spa h
rg. the tth lie these of IeaIls il the t nd is It's
covering the hair le cd ard shiiv cd, a,sk aid
Org, or worse still. spi; klsd with gray, atur- vi
los- Than ha Ter Charms 1r W. eds Hair Re-
stoiati,,, fused tw thr etiui, (, viii store
and lcrnan.rtly Genre 10 all such sn o,nanr nj. Road
II following and judge: writer of the FIST as Tie
Dr. Woop:- New York. Ariii 10, 1s5s
Lear SiT,-Trrn II ne 70 exptss 10 you tie
obligations under for the rltne rstoIati''n nl
hair TO it, original cocr al out The Ii my atal in
Ia Unit. States raj idly oming gray lat uron
the appIit of 'Hair Restoav il rec
cred its oiipinal hue. eo"sider your Restorative
very wonderful invention quite eicatious well
agreeable. am, dear sir, yon's truly.
g. TiiitBERG.
"Drych ar Gwyliedyt!ct." Fff
Welsh Newspaper Office, IL Nassau st. April u, 1s5s
FoF. o. J. woop:-Deer Sr-Some month or six
weeks ago received ottle of Hair Restoiive and
gave il my wife, who concluded to try il her hair lit
lie thinking at the time that it would restore tine gray
hsir TO its orignsl color hut to her well
prise after few weeks trial it has performed that
dcr full ee y tur ing all the gray Earto dark brown,
at the same time teaufying and thick ening t- air.
strongly recommend the ., owe Restorative TO all er
CHARLES cARDEw
g --... -- .-. NEW YoLK, July % 1857.
Pfxr. o. J. Woop:-With confidence 40 reern end
Hair Restorative eing the most ric inus trii-
cl.l ever Sinrr using Hair Restorative.
hair and whskeIs wi eh wee amo white have gfadu-
ally grow daih and now feel eonG.emt that lew
anil atiors i'll restore thu TO thtr a.ural color 1t
also as ~ lieyef me 'f all dan' u and nleaslnt it h.
ing, so common anong persons WHO peIslire Freely:
tttt.r+ J. c. klLDY.
rTor. WcoD:-Al ont two years ago my air com-
ce frc "f an. turing was fast lecon:ing
Laid ard had tIicd reHtd to eject cem-
ced using Eestorai-e in January ast. \ few
ap; iications fastened my lair Iml ltleGan 10 eli ur
grow and turn, ach to lis former color Qlak) y
At this time it is fun restored 10 its oirai color
healt and appearance, and checifully en its
to ell. j. D. HUES.
Bhicago. H. Nav ], 1857.
Tie Restorative is put in tcit'cs cf sizrs: large.
medium and. snail; small hold Y Pint and rrtsils
for dollar Ter lotilc; & e meGum Eoids at least
twenty PER cent. in proportion tn the small, rta
for two dollars Ier ttle tie large holds quart 40 yer
cent more in proI sr 'icn ard fails for So.
Oh. WOOD * co, Prop e;o,s. 3l2 Broadway. New
York lin the etat y. y Wire Railing EstaIsiituei)
and ia Market ST cuiS Nn. g-.
FersaIe atthc 0CE&vEEECTE Stcrc
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The Tragic End OF u Murderer:


In jane last, AT Columbus, Cunrad Sic
bold stabbed Henry korreIl with q large
butcher knife in The region Of the ll-ar', ard
John F.oaenberger struck the victim o.
their violence ON the head with q sionr.-
The murder was an unprov"kc le on on the
part of korrell. His mu,delets have been
in the franklin county Jail awaiting i'ial,
and week ago Sunday they escaped with
eight other prisoners. S:ehold remained
in the vicinity of Colombus, and on the lst
was discovered and pursued by three po-
lice officers. He ran acIoss a field, aud
when the officers came neas he tarurd up
on, aud with pistol in each hand held
them at bav, threatening to XIII lic fir,
man Who attempted 10 arrest him. He
ran and threatened, the officers firing sea-
eral shots from Small pistnis at tm wili'-
out effect. The chase laste,! some hoprs,
a number Of people jainsd in It, anl liie
bloody finale Is thus given by the .S!utes-
man:
Seibold finally got on tho. track OF tie
Central Ohio Railroad, and took re-
fuge 10 the first bridge over Alum
Greek, about three miles east of this city.
Seibold went over to the side of the bridge,
stopped and swore he would kill the FIRST
man who attempted to cross the bridge,
atthe same time pointing the cooked pis-
tolls at the officers, who attempted to per-
suade him to lay down his arms and
submit, promising TO treat him kindly and
using every possible argument. Seibold
told them he would give them twice the
amount of ibe reward if they would let
him 90, and that he would never be taken
alise. Half an hour was spent in thus par
leying, when the officers sent To a neigh
boring farm house and procured loaded
rifle, with which they hoped TO intimidate
him. Blu, the desperate man was not to
be intimidated. Officer White took the
rife, and called upon him TO surrender,
saying that they were determined to ar
rest him dead or alive. To this Seibold
made no reply, but stepped to the end Of
tbe bridge, where the stone embankment
is about twenty feet high As the officer
was about TO raise the gun TO his shoulder,
Seibold turned his back to the crowd,
placed the muzzle of his single barrel pis-
tol between his teeth, fired, and fell head
long down the precipice-dead! The off
GERS and number of others who witnessed
this terrible scene, rushed to the spot, but
the desperate man was convulsed with the
mortal agony of death, slight tremor was
all the evidence of life he exhibited after he
vas reached. An immense quantity of
blood gushel from his mouth and nostris.
So en.!ed the life of the desperate and
hardened murderer-and more shocking
or terrific end could not be imagined.
Scibold was butcher in Columbus.
about fifty years of age, and left a large
family ia the most agonizing disircss at
his terrible crime aaI enI.-DaHy Leader.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-01-06

sEOur readers and all interested will not
fail TO notice DR.. Dellenbaughs appointments
in another column. The Doctor has acquired
high and well deserved reputation in the pros
ecuiion of his professional business. With the
diseases which he prot.sse6 to treat, he is pecu-
liarly familiar, skillful and successful.-l Buck
eye Stale. ~
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From tho San Francisco Herald Dec. 5.
CannibAlfsln in the Feeiec Isl-
0Uda,


The United States ship yandalia, Com.
mahder Sinclair, arrived ia port on FRIDAY,
from a cruise through the South Pacific
Lieut.. j. Hogan Brown gires US some ~
teresting information about deed :ef can
nibalism and its punishment. Whik. the
VandaIia was at Ovolau, in the Feejee
Islands, Information was COMMUNICATED
to- ecemmander' Sinclair, blythe Consul at
Levuka, that the Inhabitants of Lomati,
on the Island, Of Ways tribe of fero-
cious cannibals-had surprised small yes
sci, and murdered, cooked and eaten the
crew. Thereupon, an expedition, consist
ing Of sixty men, was fitted out, placed
in the charge of Lieut. Caldwell, with Lieut..
Ramsay, Of the Marines. Assistant Sur
ceoni Trst aud Mastef's Mate Bartlett, and
sent against them. The natives refusing
to give up the Inurderers, and taking ad-
vantage of their strong position IA town
situated on ths top Of a:-high moantaia.
1000 feet above The level Of the sea) 10 de-
fy the party sent against them, a landing
was effected at daylight on the morning af.
ter reaching, the Island; and after most
fatiguing march of several hours, over de-
clivities, precipices, rocks, aud through ra
vines, the expedition arrived opposite the
town. 9A long halt was made to refresh
the men, who were almost prostrated by
their exertions. : .EfE'g .B,8s T@0fE
After resting, the town was assaulted
and carried by flank movement, the ma
tives fleeing to the rocks and Businesses;
the town was nearly destroyed, lis houses
having been fired and consumed. On the
return of the expedition they were attack
ed in the most furious manner in one Of
the rayines by 800 warriors, who were re-
pulsed with heavy loss, after a severe
action, of about one-half an hour, the na-
tives losing nearly fifty in killed and wound
ed, including two Of their principal chiefs.
ThesAmericans had six wounded, one man
very severely. The seamen and marines
behaved in tbs most gallant manner. The
anomaly oftheir situation (attacking a
powerful and courageous mountain tribe
in their fastncsscs not moving them cx-
cept perhaps TO more steady and daring
conduct. The Americans murdered ami
eaten were Louis Brewer, Pius>iou. nal
uralized, and Henry Homer of New York.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-01-06

DROWNED IN WKLL.-The Mansfield
Sn'eta says that an Irishman living not
TAR from Mansfield, was drowned in the at
tempt TO take cat from, well, into which
it had been thrown by his little son. In
the hurry of the descent, he made no pre.
partitions for return. A rope was let down
to him, which he fastened insecurcly about
his body, and when those above tried To
haul bim up, he fell buck and was drowned
IN twelve fest Of vstsr.
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If YO HAVE

A SDIGHT COLD, Il. --..... ...-...-
A RACKING COUGH, .5. e -
INFLUENZA. 5
ASTHMA.
Use DR.. HOOFLANDS BALSAMIC CORDI-
AL, the only sure remedy for the above COM
plants. True. it will not CURE Asthma; but it
will afford relief when everything else fills. In
the other diseases named above, it may be con-
fidenily relied upon as an infallible specific.
Prepared only 10y DR.. c. NJ. jackson. 4ls
Arch Street, Philadelphia, and for sale by drug
gisis everywhere. Price IS cents ger bottle.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-01-06

~ Tue COMMERCIAL SCHOOL. which we be-
iie,e to bette llrgcsi. mos iinuri.iing and uitsi
completely organized. is The Iron City college,
Of Pittsburgh. Fa.-From Hnts AfcrhantS
Magazine, Of October, 1883.
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DR.. HOOFLAND'S -
BALSANIc CORDIAL,
FOR THE SPEEDY CURE OF

FOR THE SPEEDY CURE OF 1essif
CosChs, Colds, Ig1aAcsaza Group Hourscness, Eron-
chitis, Uiaedses Of He Eosrets ariaing from Cold
b,eifir1st tOmsranftiOn, and for the relief and
(g at all po'sibtc) curc Of paticnds in ddranccd
stGecS Of the fatLcg' dtScdses. - Aass-i
Catarrh, Common Cold il is flni,ilrly called IL
worthy of suty and serious enough to be avoided, If
possible. Dr Bell Il will not that Colds
those ef other countries Iut confidently that
they usher Ia disease OF greater cUnPfriiy and mortality
than these latter" ~a
In the danger OF Eroae.s and PResmomia which Of
ten follow in the tain OF neglected cold and in Phfhists
Pua0rals the tubercuiar irritation of which devel
ored by the cause surely have proof and arru-
ment sufficient for attention. only to the preventive
means but also to the curative disease which
howevcr mild in its inceton Is directly Indirectly
p:ednetive of such diversified and alarming results.
This lesson sh0nld lie particularly impressed on those
who have any constitutional tendency to Pulmonary
ca, SUMPTION. tr ~'
The Use of tie Balsame Cordial asreeailv to the d
recinns aceom ing each bottle, will readily cure the
most distressing case ofcOugh-
Coughs sometimes procred from disordered or dvs.
pcptc state Of stomach. in which case the German
Rtiris should lie used In of weakness or general
deiiiy Of the resulting IRON protracte cough
the tierman hiteIs will he fund of great benefit. !
In Of dra,e Inflammation of the Lungs the prom
nent symptoms generally arehurred and painful res
irtion, imperfect iikaon of the blood cough and
expeetorsinn, attended with excitement of the heart
fever various arrangements of the estiye and urinary
systems, pEostraiion OF strength, &C. The lungs To
diseased without any of these symptoms being proui
HeHf, lu the produced during the inspiration
ami respiration and the alternate contraction and expan
sin the chest evident both sight and feeling all
Furnish most iIT physical signs in of disease
and should receive prompt attention.
This disease usually caused fy cold settling the
luns and the use of the Balsamc Cordial performs
4 Frf
The terrible fatality OF diseases result g from eo-
eokf lie by glance at fnlIowing sta
tiies taken from the records of the Board o Health Of
rhiladehil, cnussedly of the most healthy locli
ties in the Union:-
1852. Total deaths in Philadelphia, 10,ael
Died of ConSlimrtnu. 1912
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-01-06

R Starting A. Clayton and Martin
Carter, convicted of negro stealing at the
term of BarrwelI Court S. c., were SEN
fenced at Columbia. by Judge Munro, To
he hanged on Friday, February 25ih,
1859.
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Notice of Assignrra emit.

on iac 9il day III Doecuni;cr. IStS Sar,:..
~ gi-!l;:il made ;:n ;.>sirnaIcnt of his "cua:
mI Rel fS::.lr lo TIE sabssribcr. tor the b,nv.
Il. CT his creditors.
el JOSEPH G. TIDBAIL.
Zee i. l6j3-l8,f
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DOCTOR HOOFLAND,s !" {
CELEBRATED - -.
GERMAN BITTERS,
~ WILL EFFEcTuMLy, CURE -.
Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia. Jaundicc.

Chrome or heT10JS Dettlsty Diseases Of tic Kid
ncyS, md al d;acases osiSsno Jrosn aiSoydc7iy
.f- Liccr dHd StoaGuck. .. .l-'
Sneh cons'ipaiinu, Inward rios, Funess or I,ood
TO the Head Ari1iv the Stomach, Nausea
Disgust Eur food, F,no-s Weight ia Tie Stomach
Sour Ercttainrs. Sinking Flutteiig the lit o the
Stoniaeh Swimming of the Head Hurried and 1ifsult
Breat ing fluttering at tine iea Choking or Sunnra.
ting ;, nsaions when in ying posture Dinnes cf Vs-
agr nots oi vel i.fnIe th>igLt Fever ard Dull Pain
in tie Head deficiency of vFs iratip, Yellewss of
the Skin and Eyes, lain in the Sie Back CHI st. Limits
&e SUDDEN Fluscs Of Heat Burr ing in the Elesl Con-
slant lnasings of Evil and great Depression Of 81 its
The poiietnr IN calling the attention of the public to
this pieIaraion. does with feeling Of the utmost
confidence in its virtues and adaptation the diseases
for which it is recommended. I-fs- a-L
is no new and untIed article that has stood
the test of ten years trial before the American people,
AID srepua;on and sale univalled by any similar
preparations extant The testimony in its given
by the most prominent and weli-known Physicians and
individuals in all parts Of the country is immense and
careful perusal OF the Almanac published annually by
the proprietor and to be had gratis Of any Of his Agents.
cannot but satisfy the most skeptcai that this remedy Is
really deserving the great celebrity it has obtained
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-01-06

A T the sign of the BIG COFFEE POT,
"A lave Cook Stoves from 10 inches square 10
the large Iron Witch. that t:kcs three fee, wood.
have Box Stoves small enough 10 burn chips
or large enuurh for you.g saw logs. Parlor
Stoves. for cuoking, (either coal or wood J Sflf
Regulating Russia Iron Stoves, and Stoves for
Churches. School Houses. Hotels. de-. enough
to warm ail oct ,loors-ifI aint loo cod; and
last. though not least.
7hats cut ths Prices loua DsfJ Ion.
will prove it. S;ove-pipe and Drums. Copper
smiihing and job work of all kinds, neatly and
cheaply executed. want old Irun. Brass. Cop
per. Pewter. Charcoal, or trade Of all kinds.
WM. BRAY.
Oct. 26, IS5S-l0tf
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NoTTCE,

TNHE undersigned. Geurge Fecsel. who is now
i confined in The Peniteniicry Of the STATE OF
Ohio, having been convicted and sentenced up
ON his plea of gli ilty, in the court OF Common
Pleas, of Holmes county, Ohio. upon IN indici-
men. for horse.sle;ling nt the March iermof. 10
wit: On the SD day cf March, 1858, end WAS
then and there sentenced TO three years imrris-
onment in the Pcniien.iary. will Gu The 25.h
day of January, A. d. 1859. at III o'clock A. NJ.
Of said day, make application TO the Governor
of the State of Ohio at his office in the city of
Columbus, to pardon him, the s:id George Fea-
sci, from said Imprisonment.
lar. &. ls5s-van2O.
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Dissolution Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Co. Part
lN nership heretofore existing under the name
and style OF Mulvane d Sclfridge was this day
dissolved by mutual consent. The Books and
accounrs remain in the hands of Mulvane for
settlement. JENKINS MULVANE.
.. B. SELFRIDGE.
Nov II 1858
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DR.. Iiostestcr,s Bi.ters have re

DIR. liOsfesicr's Bi.ters have re-
ccived The wGrmest cnconiums from the press
and people ihrotghout the Uncn. As Z vslca-
lie Ionic 9ur TIE cure of Dyspepsia, Flatulcnce,
Cons;i; ;a:icn. and general nervous debility. it
eannot be approached Every day new eases 81
is great effect Ere c!roncled ihrou gh our pub
lie jo' rnal' There is nothing equal TO Tie en-
j"vment. 10 that which the afflicted experience
when Using this vil;.::hle specific. Its mild
tone. its SIRE and vigorous ae.on cn !, disorder
ed stomach. and the elan sing of Tie entire bl-
i,an boy should IT c"mmcn;! ii 10 I'll rl:sses oi
o';r community. All ih:. will hc neces <ary e.
convince he skrri;cal of lis he'll by ciee:s. is
10 I'rci;se {: Loiilc and tc convinced
SID hy Graggi,:, ;.ni dealers generally, ey-
rywEere.
sw-Sec advertisement -
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DIR. DelIenb baugh's
JANUARY APPOINTMENTS,

nR. DELLENBAUGH, respectfully inform:
IL The ci izcHs of Portage, Stark and Trum-
bull coun;ies and the surrounding country, thai
he will remain in the following places Al
persnn's afflicted with any complaint of 4 crciIiC
nature are invited 10 call for graiuiious eonsul.
taiicn. q - =
CLEF ELAND. cor. Kinsman ds Vine sis.
Isl, ID. Sd, 4th, 5ih, 9Th, 18th, 18th, 18th. 10Th
18th. 3lst.
Portage Co-Garretsvillc. Norton House, 6 d I
Ravenna, Collins House, 18th
Palmyra. Lewis House, 18th
Hudson. Hotel 10Th
Trumbull CO-Warren. Gaskill Hocsc, from
Ia. m. TO ppm. 9Th
Summit Co.-Akrcn. Empire House llth
Macedonia. at Henry Pile Both
Holmes Co.-Millersburg. Empire House 12lh
Stark Co-Canion city. Slower House, 2lst
Waynesburgh Hotel 25ih
Minerva. Yrngling House, 2Sih
Tuscarawas Co-New Phila.. Exchange, 23&24
Mineral Point. 8 am. 10 2 pm. 22d
Carroll Co-Carrulliun. Paiien House % d. 81
Culumb na -Salineville. .Hillman House 29 h
DR.. D. fatlcrs himself that he can cure
Chronic Complaints
Of the Oldest and most obstinate character. He
Uses no mercurial preparations, and only medi-
cines that are purely vegetable. ~ - p.
DIR. d. of Cleveland, is the scn of the cclebra-
ted DIR. Dellcabargh late of GEORGETOWN. who
50 successfully treated and prescribed for
266. 900 patients during 26 years practice in this
State 3
All diseases pertaining 10 Women and Chill
dren treated with great success by DR.. DelicE-
baugh. rs
Where DR.. D. prescrihcs for patients his
charges will be satisfactory. There is no une
81 NIL
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See advertisement.

Az IxroRTASr FEAruEE.-Thr great ,:emand
Which cxis's for its graduates. and the high s:l-
aries which they command are :he hes: Possitlc
gcar3niees Of The pacie'l Hnd husiness v:lre
Of ih,ase wLom The lroa City College recon-
iiirnds-Hrnts Ifc-chnto' JhlcGsinc.
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AIDine Hair Balm,

RESTORING CRAY HAIR TO ITS ORIGINAL COLOR.
VIZ ARRANTED to ourc Badness, SCurf. DandruT,
w ltc ing and all diseases of the skin. This Balm
gives the scalp and ealthy action; restores the
coloring matter TO the Ioots the Hair. Which passes
through the hair and gives it naual color without the
use Of tn. IIsr DYE.
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RAILROAD MEETING.

OFFICE T., Z. d c. II. X. Co..
AKRON, o.. Dee. &. 1858.
1--WE annual meeting of tie Stockholders of
l. this Company fur The election of Directors
will be held at the office of the Company in Ak
run, on Wednesday. Ihe 18th day Of January,
next, Mt 10 O'Clock A. u.
E. MIZE, Soy.
ncr. 9. '5Sid -.-.r
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THE LIVER
TOR!
PREPARED RY DIT. sANDrORD,
Commanded entirely from GINS,

rs ONE OF THE BEST PCGATIvE AND LIVER ME-
ICINES before the public, that acts Caiharfic
easier milder and eiIectual than other med
cine known. 1t is not only Cafharfic, Lut
remedy acting first the Lsrcr, to eject its morbid mat
ter then the stomqch and bowels to o that
mttter, thus accomplishing two purposes eectually
without any of the painful feelings experienced in the
operation Of Caiharcs Ii Strengthens the syste
at time that il purcs it: and when taken daily
moderate doses, viii strengthen and build it up with
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-01-06

Mr. Mason, Sir:-I woud inform you that have used
your Al inc Hair Balm with great success. When he
gan to it could comb andfal OF hair ont Of my
head at time since using the Bal > my hair has stop
ped coming nut lthas OF only produced hair Lut
has changed hair from gray to its igins color.
W. a. M0FFIT, No. L Washington Street.
Providence, NAV ], 1857.