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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-12-29
Buy your Oysters at the St.
- Nicholas.
LANTERNS.
About twenty different kinds, vary
ing inpricc from SO cts. to 81.
Call in at the Book Store If
you want a Lantern.
LEGAL NOTICE

d 0BERT DRAKELEY, Mercy Drakeley, Olive
H Drakeley, George Drakeley Charles Ntchef Julia
Ann Stone and Alternately Stone, her husband and Al
bert Hur of the State of Counectieut Augusta Rood
and 0rand Rood her husband, Mary Ann Curtis Catha-
rine Taylor and VIM. Taylor her husband Susan Dra-
per and Alfred Draper her husband OF the State Of In
oiana Odepha Page and Lewis Page her husband, and
Orn Squire, (inorl Of the State Of Wiscousin Maria
A. Newcount Jane Kinshury and Lucius Kingsbury her
husband of the State Of Yermont; John w. Mitchell
Asahel Mitchell and Herbert H. Squire Of tho State of
California and John Ansley OF the State of Pennsyva
MIA, will take notice that H. W. Drakeley Admnstra
tor OF the estate Of Thomas Drakele deceased did
the Sd day OF December, A. D. 1859 file his petition in
the Court Of Common Pleas within and for the county
Of Holmes and State of Ohio, against them, setting
forth that thero is not sufficient personal property Of
the estate Of said Thomas Dkeley pay the debts of
said estate that he had at the time Of his DEATH the
equitable title to eighty or Of the east side Of lot
number Is, Of section in township nine Of the
appropriated land in the military district subject 10 sale
at Zanesye Ohio, and lying and being In said Holmes
county That the said John Ansley the agent Of said
Thomas Drakeey purchased said lands and paid for the
with the funds Of said Thomas Drakely, decd, in
the year A. D. 1871. but took the tlo thereto IN his
name and hods the In trust for said estate
And whorein plaintiff prays that the Court will order
and direct the said John Ansley to convey the legal
tate held trust the hers and legal
of said Thomas Draeley and that the be sold
pay debts And said defendants notified that they
are required to appear and answer said petition on or
before the third Saturday after the 18th of january A.
D. 1860 .--
Dee. :, lsss-lsws.-rr kt $500.
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Annual Meeting.

OFFICE CLEvE, ZAsEsvILLE CINCINNATI R. R. Co., I
Akron, o.. December s. 1859.
TI7HE Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders of Cleve-
II land, GAINESVILLE Cincinnati Rail Road Company,
er business will be held at the Office Of tho Company
Akron Wednesday, the llth Of January next at 10
O'Clock A. N. =. MlzE, seey.-
z Dee. a. 1s5o-ls.d i4l tf af,1
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-12-29

R Most natures are insolent; cannot
satisfy their own wants; have an ambition
out Of all proportion TO their practical force,
and SO do lean and beg day and night con-
tinuslly. Emerson.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-12-29

TWe Aun4re 4 xp1ant. I1nfyrs.
Tbe seuthen medical studeuts ID shs
institutions at PhiIadelphiar undertook
70 do . little patnotie Abor n ithrows
ing stones in the ui1d0Ss of lie HsII Il
which Mr.. CustisisetaE6d and in tsying 10
break up q fsif of t6s eolored people
A number of then were arrested and ccol-
ed tier zeal over night II the Hnteb-boese:
Such an invasion Of southern rights ds
this was not to Be endured 50 The whoie
nuniber of students performed . grand 70
treat south of Mason e Dixon IIns, With
great eclat. They wero received It Rich
mond with military honors, and were ad-
rnilted into the institutions there as char.
ity scholars, or children of the State.
Like the celebrated Greek General, the
greatest military achieyement Of the South
is iheir retreat. This countermarch of two
hundred southerners will compare IN fu-
ture classics with the aRetreat of the Ten
Thousand" under Xenophon. =
Let a lofty monument rise to commem-
oratethe dead for future emulation.-State
Journal ----s--.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-12-29

~ Has it never occurred to us, when
surrounded by sorrows, that they may be
sent to us only for our instruction, as We
darken the cages of birds when We wish to
teach them to sing Jean Poul.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-12-29
MORE TOBE ADMIREDTHAN THE
RICHEST DIADEM
Worn by Kings or Emperors.
What3 Why 4 Beautiful Head Of Hair.

because Il is the ornareut Sod Hiuse proridsd fer
all our Reader, Although the may bloom
ling he teeth be those q ssfi d i 6 its
covering the hair he snaried and shrvced krsk
10y 90 hsp s.r ss rsa Po Woods Har
storativ two three times week, win restore
and permanently secure to all such ornament Read
esis5Sssss Fsa.ist. s7ssii~s. - ~
DR.. woop:- s--sas New York, April le, 1883
Dss] Sby-Psrmit me to express to you the
obligations am under for the entrs restoration ofny
the Cned States 1t rapidly becoming eray elt upon
the application Of your .Hsif Restofativen soo resov
s,ss its essnsl hue sossds. ksstsss.s
asrsealls' am dear sir, your: 4, t,aiy, ,.,,,
sfs -, "prseh ar Gvyliedydet." - -,
Welsh Newspaper once Is Sassau st.. Apri11z 1855.
Poy- o.. =. wodD,-Deg Sis,-Some nenth or ax
L n hs.
ass to M COLOR ss q ben Z ss Is @s s
prise after few wceks trial it has performed that
derul edectby turning all the gray hairs to dark
strongly recommend the above Restorative to al per
CHARLES GARDEN.
Pxu. O. J. vcop,-W1th confidence DO recdun,end
yonr Hair Restorative being fhs most seasious Arti
Gle ever Since using yonr Hair Rcstorstves my
siiy grown asrf ana nov lei @ lev ose
applications will restore them 70 their natural color Is
also has relieved ofA dandruf and unpleasant Itch
's common among persons who 's'P;: isfly siEsY
iPsoy. weoDs.Asoat two ysals ,so ny y bsir sop
u1sneed hning od and turnng gray; was ~ oeeemeg
menced using your Restorative 10 January las& nv
ap Iicafions kstened nv hair 6rmv II began to l uH
grow out and saIned S.es e is eosss n e eolss s.s
healt and appearance and eheeraly recommend its
% al. = - :. 4 J-p-AoSs--
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Golnhcfciai Matters.
Millersburg Market.
Cleveland Produce Market.

TUESDAY, Dec. q.
The usual dullness following on q holiday
Exists. and We have no sales to report.
FLOUR-Steady at $5@5,37% for extras,
md $5,50@6,00 for double extras.
8 WHEAT-Firm at 81 % for red. and 81 81
al 80 for white.
CORN-Stsady at 6Oe for shelled, and 54c for
ear.
BUTTER-Quiet at 15@161kc for roll.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-12-29
Confirmed Consumption.

II is astonishing how soon a valuable remedy be-
come known. RAIFFs CELEBRATED HORSE LINZ
MENT viii the diseases for which he warrants it
We have been informed by numerous persons that it
will do all he claims for it in very short time
tSrSee advertisement in saother column
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9eu AobertiselIlents.
I.osTa

ON THE 18th inst, between the residence of Dr.
" R. K. Enos and Mrs smith, on Clay street. Millers-
burg, an open faced detached lever gold watch.
The finder will be iberaly rewarded on leaving said
watch at the Jewelry Store of G. L. Cook.
Dec o. lS59.-volin16tf 49,
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Marrial)e Aotiees.

MARRIEp-On the evening of the 22d of Dec. 1852 by
U. JESSE KNIsELY. at the house of the brides father
Mr. DAVID CLANCY and Miss MARGARET HoYMAN.
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DIR. y. G. AVER &; co.
LOWELL, MASS.
Palcs osE Dol1AH PER Bor1IR.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral

has won for itself such renown for the cure of
every variety Of Throat and Lung Complaint, that
It Is entirely unnecessary for us to recount the
evidence Of its virtues Wherever It has been em-
throughout this section, We need NOT do more than
assure the people squaty is kept up to the best
it ever has been, and that il may be relied ON to
do for their relief all It has ever been found 20 do
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-12-29

Ice, sig inches lhick, was being cut last
sasuvday, u Is nrer at Milwaukee.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-12-29
For the Ladies.
MortOn'S Gold Pens.

THIS is conceded to be the BEST GOLDPEN for
i all purposes, now in use. We have been selling
them for about three years. have warranted every
plants made Of them They the pen used by almost
every public officer bookkeeper. banker &c. in the U.
lars have his pens warranted to u.s. and warrant to
those that buy of us. Call at ths = BOOK STORE
Dec. s, '59-15m3 ~
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~ 'sl-- Lircr and Stomach. - 4
Such Constipation, Inward Piles Fuilneas or Blood
to the Head, Acdity the Stomach, Nausea Heartburn
Disgust for food, Fullnese Weight In the Stomach,
Sour Eructaions Sinking Futtering at the Pit Of
Stomach, Swimming Of the Head, Hurried and difcult
Breathing, Futerng at the Heart Choking SuToea-
ting Sensations when in lying POSTURE Dmness OF Wis
age, Dots of webs before the Sight Fever and Dull Pain
in the Head Deficiency of Psrspratisn Yeliewncss
the Skim and Eyes Pain in the Side Back Chest Limbs
kc Sudden Fiusbes of Heat Burning in the FLESH Com
slant Imagins Of Evil and great Depression Of Spirits.
The proprietor in calling the attention of the public to
this preparation, does with feeling of the utmost
confidence in its virtues and adaptation to the diseases
for which it is recommended. = 49,
is and untred article but that has stood
the test of ten years trial before the American people,
and its reputation and sale unrivalled by any similar
preparations extant The testimony In its faver given
by the most prominent snd welknown 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 of his Agents.
cannot satisfy the most skepfical that this remedy
really deserving the great celebrity it has obtained
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-. =
Last Sunday, while the Rev. Mr.. Moore
MAS preaching, IN Portland, ne suddenly
stopped and remarked that the sermon had
cost him great deal of labor, but as it
seemed not to interest the audience, and
many Of them were asleep. be would pro-
coed with it no longer. He then closed
the meeting with prayerand benediction.
=, : ~. no.;,;vs,v .sse,,ea hat s,.nh.
,.Soss !. -" .ase w.s - ~ hs ,esen , mn - ths
fTs;,"a s; . 60 I n;sss;.s con,. =, s,.nO,an
III, e ~ ..;aJ I !. cba,,ss,own on account ~
n III .s's', - I - = ~. ILL.,, H. nrossem,;nn
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-07-14
ADVERTISEMENTS.
MORTGAGE SALE. wHEREA,

M defaal, having been made In the condition OF
certain ndeniare q mortgage sssca.sd snd delivered
wife OF the city OF 81 Paul county OF Ramsey, Mime
Thomas sxier, Of the city OF Cincinnati, Ohio
sss, san a and ~ ~sca mcrsss, aSs
recorded the olce The Register Of pe.ds aud os
the county q Ramsey on the lsA day Of June, a,
D. isss, al three o'eock and hfeen minutes ", in
BOOB N" OF mortgages on pages 0 and eus where y
the said Charles konicis Ana Mary Le,A, hi. wife
Rcsstsr, his heirs and assigns for ever. On NOR,
gage all thA tract or parcel a! lana situate, lying and
being in sad oouRy Il Ramsey and state OF Minnesota
10, number twenyIwo I,sL in Mccicuds subdivision
Of block number twoC %, az tAndsrbarghs AadIuon 10
ON Pearl street by hundred and twenty ave issl
fee, deep fureen ~ foo. alley IN 'ae tear and
state OF Minnesota. secure The payment ia the SAID
Thomas Rosslter by the said Charles Mondeirt of the
three Yeas from thu said i9a day Of June, ISIS with
interest thereon the OF twenty hve per cent per
annam. to be paid yearly, according 10 the terms and
conditions of certain ipromissory note signed by said
Charles A Mondclet and payable 10 the order OF aid
Thomas Rooster.
And whereas the iuisres, on said note OF SEQ secured
by said mortgage. Tor the year endas the ph day of
Jane las due and wholly unpaid, to III. Of sl;5
which sum al the date Of hts notice 10 claimed 10 be
And no sui, or proceedings al law have been had
instituted recover tho debt secured by said aud
Now therefore notice 10 hereby given that In pursuance
OF power Of sale contained In said mortgage and
Agreesby the statute such made and provided
the ortgaged premises above described aud covered
by said mortgage, With all and singular the appar,s
nsnee ~. s", can,, % ~. s,
OF ST. Paul In said county Of Ramsey and state OF Mime
so,a. the 18Th day % August, A. D. ls.p a, uine
sum his date BY virtue Of said and
together with all costs allowed by Law.
THOMAS RossIrER
Mortgage
s.s,osp a Brsarpes, Attorneys for Mortgage
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Already the Italians, our brethren ia
misfortune, brandish arms to conquer indie
pendence. And you, Magyar warriors, how
should you remain IL the enemys ranks
How could you 6ght against those who have
risen to shake Of the yoke Of servitude
Oh, il cannot be that you are mercena.
ries Of the oppressors Hasten hither, oh
warriors-hither, where the holy cause Of
your country summons you
You cannot have forgotten how many
times the Austrisns were put to fight by
your bayonets. You cannot have forgotten
the glorious days Of Isaszag, Pisri, Szolnok,
Nazy-Sarlo and Komorn. Nor will you
have forgotten that Hungary has been free
and great.
Behold the time arrived TO reacquire that
which has been lost, and to revenge the sau-
culinary banquets Of Pesth and Arad, which
raised throughout the world cry Of hor.
ror.
Now we are no longer alone and aban.
doned. The heroic K ing Of Piedmont stands
at the head Of the Italian army, and by his
side is the powerful Emperor of the French.
The flags Of the two nations combine ;
France and ltaly-that is the signal Of at.
tack. They already reckon upon us. They
expect us. How should we be the last 10
take part 10 a war in whose result our lib
Grafton depends
Unite yourselves, courageously and with
confidence, to the French and Italian
armies for none but the vile can doubt OF
the successful result-none but traitor
fight under the banner OF Austria.
Hasten, then, to the Hungarian standard
which we have raised for you. At the same
time war will also break out in Hungary !;
the Emperor of the French and the King Of
Piedmont have recognized the holiness Of
our cause-we possess their sympathy the
Italian soldiers will join us, and so do you
join yourselves to them.
Let US form in Italy an Hungarian army
with which, after fighting on Italian ground,
we may return to our own country to take
part, we also, in the war jof independence
and honor Of the Magyar nation.
The independence Of our country requires
victims. With their blood did our ances.
tors conquer, and defend, and for centuries
maintain it; aud we with our blood are
bound to re-conquer it.
Your generals Of 1882 and your fellow
soldiers reckon upon you, because they
know what heart it 10 that beats in the
breast of the Magyar warrior. For my
part doubt not that you will respond to
this political proclamation.
GEORGE kLAPKA, General.
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Lo.ss. .guitAbly adjusted and promptly pad. IL.
wards Of 81 5000 1t Inssss have been pad by Ii
Etba Insurance Company In the past - tsars fsssn
Inland Navigation Risks accepted 81 terms oansissst
with soisrncy and fair Dfoht kspeca attention given .
Insurance OF Dw-lngs and Contents ff terms Of one %
i've years.
III. progress. ~ this Corporation has been stable ari
unin srfuped through o. financial sunshine ssi
Storm periods eventual IN or spsmyt from svsspns
sions and maritime assstsr Being long ss.s
i.hed on cash bass The uoabies u The ervdh system
Affect US In no material particular
During hard times the security ~ reliable lnsu'
saes 10 an imperative daiy-hs ability 81 property Ovh
rts y, sustain ln-s being then much isss@nsd.
Agencies In all The principal cigss And towns ihroush
out he = ate Policies issusd without dsiEy, by
spSp-sly 1hkO. fHtNIh, Agent
~ Paul
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MOVEMENTS OF GARIBALDI.

MOVEMENTS Oh GARfBALDI.
The following letter has been received 10
Paris from Como, dated June 10:
Success has justified Garibaldis campaign
and consequently it is impossible to disap-
prove it. Still we cannot forget the pain.
iul anxiety that rash expedition caused 10
our country. 1t succeeded, however, thanks
to the bravery Of Garibaldi and bis soldiers,
and thanks likewise TO the fault committed
by Gyulai in leaving all the Ticino frontier
uncovered, and that part particularly most
hostile TO Austria. Garibaldi profted by
that fault, and at first met no obstacle. Al.
forwards came the battles Of Malmate,
Camerlata, and San Fermo, which cost
most valuable lives, for Garibsldi's volun-
tees were burning to fight, and great nun.
Der Of them were killed. From that day
many mothers 10 Lombardy have been
thrown into mourning. After Garibaldi
had captured Como he was forced to leave
it, and the Austrians advanced to enter il
again, as they did Varese. When Gyulai
published his detestable proclamation, threat
ening the insurgents with fire and sword,
you may imagine what we suffered at Co.
mo. Vishocti Venosta, the Royal Com.
missary, escaped in q steamboat. The
Bishop, who had been imprisoned because
he advised the people to remain quiet until
the allied armies approached nearer, was re-
leased at the appearance Of the AustriaDs,
and went with the Mayor to make bis sub
mission in the name Of the town. But in
the meantime the news Of the victory OF
Magenta arrived, and the Austrians FASTENED
to retreat. Garibaldis soldiers again en-
tered Como. At first he was not as well
received a. be was at Lecco, where the most
enthusiastic cheers greeted him. Thence
Garbaldi proceeded 10 BergamO with the
hope Of cutting of Gen. Urbans retreat.
Gen. Crbans corps, composed OF 5000 men,
was compelled 10 traverse . hostile country
without provisions or supplies Of any de
scriptiOn. He ehdeavored 10 cross the Ad.
da at Cassano, where he would have found
the railway, but the last troops which quit.
ted Milan had blown up the bridge, and he
was forced to cross the Aida at Trezzo in
boats. Persons who saw these troop. say
they were in most lameDiable condition.
The country Is quiet, and agricultural works
are being continued as in ordinary times.
Everybody is happy and relies on France.
There never was 20 much confidence 10 The
future az in this country, which has seen 40
many changes. A universal ieslog prevails
that the Austrians have quilted US for the
last time.
The Pieln ontese Gazette publishes an
order Of the day issued by the X ing a, Milan,
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falsehood when you speak Of your hatred for
Austria. To arms, then No sacrifice can
be too great, since you are Of that genera
ton which will have accomplished the work
OF Italian independence.
GARIBALpI."
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CHERRIES sALE-5TATK OF

SHkRIFFo SALE Isl ALE "
- nIsSEeDTA-DisTRfCT CDIRr, fIfTH u
DICIAL DfrTRItr WAtECA COUNTY
Lyman W Williams sEL Harvey AbbpG sa4 San as,
Iodgs.
sg,.. 4. hereby Eivsu hat under and By ystBs
a a decree Of foreclosure mate IN ne aboss o..
ttl.d action q chambers bv he Hon. n DmAIfsoA.
Jadz. d. said court the hfh ds1 81 Apn. A. -. isss
cons o, ~h,ch dsars. been served 20 Ies, shs
On ID. z,th day u Jalr A u 1879 At me orlycs -
II. Afternoon q ina. day o. he irut d.~ Of The vgb'
srcs srpo.s for sale a. public ssetDu. " The blzbes
bdas fes ossh tbs prsmis.s iessnbea In SAID dserss
b sti iyisg snf gehE Ia wsssss county ktsts ~ Mir
h.saas ssa Eso~n h. Northeast aasrfsr Of sse,sot
.ieFsa ian 10 bsasbiB oHe basaref .ad sI is sVra
of rang. t-esiy shfss 1881 Sss
~. .. Mar H. i1ss y OAKLAND.
Sserif - Nssssa CosstT
DAYS rsssss. Pisiuurs aporpsys.
lsIr.zeH
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-02-16
Elkader Correspondence.

6lkuo6I NOIIeSPOuOenCe.
ELKADER, Feb 18th, 1859.
Mr.. Editor We know by your wide-awake
paper, that you are an enemy to stagnation, and
like to see things stirred up when they need it,
and although you may have no sympathy with
the cause we advocate, you do no. object TO
wholesome agitation.
In the moral atmosphere of our place, there
had been dead calm for years on the subject
of Temp rance, and no amount of mas line
talent could call out an audience. respectable in
numbers. to hear the subject discussed. This
being the case, the let-alone system was tried.
until it seemed to be the generally received
opinion that the principle Of total ahst inenca
was "among the things that were" and if it had
any friends remaining it was supposed they
lacked the courage TO defend it, or did not
know enough. Things went on smoothly in
this way men drank, and made their neigh
bcrs drink, unquestioned and unrebukei, and
continually cried, "peace. peace. when there
was no peace" AT last an instrument Of agitap
ton alIeared in the shape Of n ladies' Tenn
pesnce -ociety.e ard the novelty Of the thing
did for Temp rance, what nothing else had ever
doue obtained for it hearing.
Larger number attended our public meet.
ings than had ever come together here for any
other pose. Of course when the attention
is San'u, Ial'h1ul presentation OF truth will
have IN effect, and society here was stirred to
its foundations, (rerhaps dregs Is better word
and no wonder that after so longer stand still,
it should be "ikc the troubled sea, whose
waters cast up mire and dirt" Such result
has been witnessed by those readers of the
Times who have peruscd the two recent COM
m'nications in it, commenting so ridcuously
and severity upon our society. The writer of
the last, is lahorlng under a mistake in refer.
ence 10 change in the character of the soc Jew.
Our principles, policy and proceedings are the
same as ever, and the change is not in IFS but
in the spirit of his dream. We suppose he had
"lmbibed' Just enough that evening to make
HIM goodnatured, lend youth and beauty to
whoever he gazed upon. and Gid with rainbow
hues. surrounding objects In reference to
both articles we fear we have been inclined to
JUDGE the writer harshly. for we have always
thou ut it wrong to hang man for committing
murder while insane from the effect of liquors,
and surely the lesser crime of falsehooi NAV
he excused on the same ground. Probably the
literary defects may be accounted for in the same
manner. We confess that in replying to such
low and ungentlemanly attacks we have been
guilty OF violating the command which says
"cast not your pearls before swine." In this
respect We are ready to promise that we will
s'sin no more"
IT your worthy correspondent should favor
the Times with any more trades against our
society, he will enjoy the satisfaction of having
the last word We shall condescend to no far
Their controversy with such an opponent, aud say
emphatically, zoe hape done.
A MEMBER OF THE E. L. s.