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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-28

AWHALINe VESSEL The Alexandria Sentinel
says: 81 The bark Warren, a regular whaling YES
sci, commanded by Capt, Russell Blackwell, Of
Bedford, Mass Is now lying near Fowle's wharf.
consisting Of spears, harpoons, blunderbusses for
shooting barbed bombs, &C., &c, are on board.
A number Of beautiful light boats are also on
deck, exhibiting quite preparation for capturing
loading with coal at this port and is destined for
San Francisco, but intends TO capture such whales
al shall fall In bis way. Those who have the Gu
riosity 10 examine the vessel will find the captain
4 polite, genuine tar, who will show them
around"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-28

CoRREcTIoN.-In justice to the members of the
Franklin Fire Company, who turned out Sunday
morning to 90 into the First Ward to extinguish
the hre on Twenty-second and streets, we cor
rect the account given yesterday that the Union
Companys hose was the means used. The Union
Company was in no condition to render efficient
service, as they stand In need Of MANY things to
make their apparatus available in case Of fire
But the Franklin Company did turn out, and bv
their active use Of their hose and suction saved
several families from being turned into the streets
as put Tor them the fire would certainly have
spread. The Union Company does not lack will
lngnee9 and ability. but the means tn Nnrk with
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-28

EOR RENT-Two beautiful new B r G X
It HOUSES, ON Eighth street west, between M
and ~ streets north, west side. Apply to MARY
@. HAISLIP, No. 3e1 ninth street west, or DIR.
KEASBY, No. 332 Pa. avenue, between 9Th aud
10th streets. jy 2-7ws
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-28

CONCORD, N. b., EuItOT OF tHe COnkTegdtIOndI jour
nal, speaks volumes in favor OF Wtsta.'s Baisam:-
CONCORD, N. H., March 2.
MRssRs. SETH w. FowLE & Co.-Gsnflemsn
Two years age. sudden and violent attack upon
and when recovered, / was SO much oppressed by
difficulty in breathing. that was often unable to
was extreme and Judging from the inofhcacy Of the
remedies used. supposed the disease inGurable.
Of Wild CAsryy. without confidence in its efficacy,
! found the difficulty almost entirely removed be-
fellow sufferers induces me to make this public
statement, and recommend the article to others
similarly afflicted.
With respect, yours truly, HENRY woop.
None genuine unless signed /. BUTTs on the
wrapper.
Prepared by 9. w. Fowle Co., Boston, and for
sale by z; y. Gilman. 3. c; Ford, \. b. Waite,
ington; and by dealers everywhere. au 2s-1wI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-28

EOR SALE-Very cheap, on reasonable terms,
Il one of the most desirable BUILDING LOTS
in the CITY, situated the north west corIer OF 9Th
st., and New York Avenue. Enquire OF JOS. y.
HODGSON, Stove Mandatory, No. lO5 fth St,
between II and ats, gu l5-d
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-11-08

out money and 'thoot price" II Ia abont timo
that The minds ot these people were disdbuscd Of
all such mistakes. a newspaper /, the private
property Of It's publisher, AMI the business OF print
ing he follows for the purpose Of making n living
for himsclfand family. Every type that Is set
aud every sheet ofpaper that is printed upon costs
the printer money; and besides, there are other
sources of constant expenditure such as ink, rent,
fuel lights, &C., all of which have TO be met with
money. Printers as a class nre Just as liberal
and charitable as other folks; but 1t is asking quite
too much of them to do all manner OF advertising
and printing tor nothing! A dry goods merchant
will not give you a yard Of cloth for nothing, n
grocer will not give away his sugar and coffee for
nothing, neither will n minister preach for hoth.
ing, nor lawyer argue case In court for noti.
ing All expect pay for their wares and their pro
fcssonal services. Then why should printers be
made an exception to the general rule2 They
work harder aud receive poorer pay than other
clases In the community; but to ask them TO work
for nothing. is "piling on the agony little too
highl
"We arc tired of doing gratuitous advertising
and job prnting-"it don't pay expenses" We
will work rs low and as well as any of the "press
gang;" but we must insist upon being paid for
our services like other christians"
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-11-08
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.

SANDY Hook, Nov. 5th, 8 a. M,-The Adriatic,
from llavre via Southampton, passed the Hook
this morning. Her advices are three days later
than those of the Prince Albert at ST. Johns.
The steamship North American arrived at liv-
erlool 2}d, and the Glasgow at Queenstown 26th.
The Edinburgh sailed on the Gath for New York.
Victor Emanuel had arrived at Denytia, in Ma,
pl,s. ...'.
The Royalists had evacuated Cojazzo and the
vicinity.
The line of the Volturno had been abandoned
for that OF the Garglino.
Garibadi had entered Capua.
The Emperor of Austria had introduced the
new charter, making immense concession to
Hungary.
semi official article in the Paris Constitutional
says an organized and powerful Intervention in
Italy is hencetorth for the interests Of Europe
The part OF France is that OF non-interventon- ~
When the revolution is accomplished it should be
consolidated by the act If an European Congress
The Sandman Ambassador has been ordered to
leave St. Petersburg.
Napoleon received a letter from the Gar tc
the effect that nothing hostile to France should be
entertained at the Warsaw interview
The Arago arrived on the 2oth,
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-11-08
Taking Cold.

A "cod" is not necessarily, says the Scientific
American, the result of low or high temperature
A person may go directly from hot bath into a
cold one, or into snow even, and not take cold
On the contrary, he may take cold by pouring II
CO, pie Of table spoonfuls Of water upon some part
ofhis dress, OR by standing in a door Or other
opening here one part of the body is colder than
another. Let it be kept in mind that uniformity
of temperature over the whole'body is the first to
be looked after. Itis the unequal heat upon the
different parts of the body hat produces cold, by
disturbing the uniform circulation Of some part
lfvou must keep partially wet garment on, it
would be as well, perhaps, to wet the whole of it
uniformly. The feet IRE Il great source of C Ids
on account of the variable temperature they are
subjec ed to- Keep these always dry and warm,
and avoid drafts of air, hot or cold, wet spots on
the garments, and other direct causes Of unequal
temperature and keep the system braced up by
plenty of sleep, and the esehewing of debitating
TODD and drinks, and you will be proof against a
cold and its results.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-11-08

The slip Rcd Jncket, from Meibcurne, had M.
rived with Gl5O0U0 IN pOld.
Tho ship Marcia Wittemorc, Of Richmond,
stranded in Duudrum Bay Oh the Goth. Crew
saved
At Newmarket races Mr.. Ten Broeck's I'm.
pirc beat Tom Bowlin in n match for 100 SOY.
ereprs.
a recent census Of Russia shows u population
Of 10, 100000
1t Is reported that the Nunoio at Madrid had
RENTED within few days 1000 reals ~ tho
Pope which had been raised by tho Bishops.
Gen. Lamoriciep will return To France
--Enstmcnts Cor the Papal army have ceased.
II was said that the Ambassadors Of Russia, j,
Spain and Portugal were preparing 10 quit Turin.
The vote Of Sicily was almost unanimous for
annexation.
Victor Emanuel would be In Naples on the '28th.
The Proclamation Of tie vote would be made
the following day.
The Papal Nuncio had left Paris In consequence
OF orders from Rome.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-11-08
Ne VER FAIL 81
Thc Greatest Remedy in Use
THE GENEssEE LINlMENT.

TIE GENESSEE LINLMENr
No other preparation ever offered 10 suffering hu.
manly hDs performed so many wonderful cures.
IN 80 snort a time, as this inlhible iniment. In
mnny severe and apparently incurnbo coses. It's
eilccts hive been ipstnntBneouI and satisfactory
mitigating III. and caisg form tie highest t6sti.
rnoninls ever given ton medicine Like tbo oil
Of olde3 inc used IN abnointing. HScufes nfe OF
ten miraculous In its preparation ore used the
most potent ingredients known ~ Phnrmncy. and
by It's absorbing aud penetrating qualities, relief
has been given IN cases Of the most obdurale nnd
cxcrTiating clTnructrr, when oil other remedies
have utterly lniled Notwithstanding i,s powerful
healing qualities. child, or " 8 most d. cnte e..
male, may take 1t inwordy for theso Ills when it
is required without the least evil effect
For Rhcunntism--the Gcnncssce never fnsl
For Ncunlgi GIicssce never Fois!
For Tooh.A che tho Gcncsscc nc yer Fails.
For Gput Tie Gonessce never Hai',
For Sore Throat--the Genessee never Failst
For Dlnrrina--tle Genessec never Fais!
For sick lleud uhc- Ihe Genrsse Bevet Fails!
For Colc or Cramp Colic--tAc Cenessee never
Fail,l
For all aches or ills sure cUre--it never Fails,
For sale by X. H. SELLERS,
corner Second nnd Wood s,s and
N u. WALKFR. Proprietor,
No l25 Suithiioid street, Pittsburgh.
Sold byJ K. RAlFF, and II YEROlN, Mil.
ersburg n36yl | .....
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-11-08
James l.. Drake.

This very pretty gentleman feels decidedly
vicious towards us. He has communication in
last weeks Republican about like the one we pub.
lished couple of weeks ago, except that 'caskey"
corrected some Of his errors. Mr. DRAKE says
We did not publish his communication as it was
written. Well We have the original on exhibition
in this Office, great many have called to see it,
and we cordially invite our friends to step up and
see the most miserable piece Of scrbbIng they ever
set their eyes upon. The use of such choice words
as liar, villain and coward appear to be the strong
points in Mr. DIS. communications. He saws he
had the "honor" of being born ir Holmes county
forty-ihree years ago. His birth in Holmes county
at that particular time may have been an "honor''
to him but the amount of "honor" it conferred on
the county is another question We will be per
nitted to insist that Mr.. DRAKEis mighty "purty"
man. After what we have heard of him, and after
reading his communication we conclude that he Is
one of the bulliest' brakes in this county; he is
none of your common stock, but full blood
N 'scory He appears very much vexed that he
can't draw us into fight. We are opposed to
any such violent exercise as n free fight but We
have friend Mr. JoHN Van LEAR. who we might
prevail on to contract for little jobs of that kind
in our behalf. Our MuScouy friend once took
"coffc'' with JOHN and got his green head most
beautifully "stroked." so that he knows JoHN's
qualifications and we hope will not object to taking
'coife" with him. Mr. DRAKE is very nice man.
We have heard it often said that Mr.. DRAKE is
a very nice man. Mr.. DRAKE writes for the
Farmer. Mr.. DRAKE writes for the Republican.
Mr.. DRAKE may. pcssibly, write for the Ledger
Mr.. DRAKE is a nice man. He is the largest
DRAKE, the best looking DRAKE, and has the
incest green head Of any DRAKE in the country
JEEMEs, call on JOHN VAN LEAR, we are done with
you; in parting allow us to urge upon you "to
learn to subdue your passions"
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-11-08
Ess- To Persons out Of Eaployment- -ASy
AGENTS WANTED, &
In every county Of the United States,

To engage in the sale OF some Of the best and
most elegantly Illustrated Works published
Dur publications are Of the most Interesting char
ncter, odapted 10 tie wants oi the Fmmer. Mechsn.
ic and Merchant, they are pub lshed IN The best
style and bound in the most substantial manner,
aud are worthy oi a place la lie lbrafy Of every
Household in the Land
9>J-ro men of enterprise and industrious habits,
this business offers al opportunity for profitable
employment seldom ulet with.
9rPersons desiring 20 net as agents will receive
promptly by mail full particulars terms. &c, by
addressing LEARY. .GETZ Co., Publishers,
No. 22i North Second street, Pbiiadel ptia
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-11-08
Crinoline Done For.

AS Paris gives the fashions to every place boast
ing of high civilization it is fair to presume thai
the days of crinolinc are numbered. A new style
of skirts is meeting with great favor there, as it
supports the dress without vhalebone or steel, re-
lying for this purpose merely on the harmonious
and skllfull disposition Of the plated muslin o.
which it is composed. The multiplied skirt, OF
.jupon multiple, as it is called, supports scri OF
volants, tapercd and grouped like fan, which ar'
moved at will by nsof metallic eyelets. For
travelling itisqute agreeable, as it occupies little
spnce.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-11-08
Gratuitous Printing.

The following from the Mt Vernon Banner is
the experience ofa large portion of the Press our
self included, outside of large eities-for in the
large cities notices of every character are charged
for. But usually in towns where printers can
least afford it, they are required to do large
amount of gratuitous printing, under the penalty,
if they demur, of ertfrminating the paper. The
Banner says;
"There is certain class Of people in this world
who appear to think that newspaper is mere
machine organized and established for the specia
benefit of any one and every one, who, may de-
msnd the use of its columns, OF pleasure, "with-
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-11-08
Justices Election.

An Election will be held in this Township on
Saturday, November l1th, 10 elect a Justice of
the Peace; Esq. ALDEnTsoN's term having expired
The Democracy Of Hardy township will meet
ut the Court House, in Mllersburg, on WEDNES-
DAY, Nov ldth to nominate q candidate for
Justice Of the Peace.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-11-08
CLARAE'S LIVER PIELS.
A Radical Cure. Readn Eead!.!

MR N. u. WALKER- Btar Mr;-For three years
past, lhave beenseverely afflicted with L,ue, Com.
plant, OF II most malignant and chronic character.
| Iesored 10 large number of remedies but they
tailed 10 produce other than temporary relief
About SIX months ago, purchased box of CLARRs'
LIVER PltLS, and ailer using them, found my
$ II so much beuer that at once adopted req gulur
system OF taking them, and sohn found myself en-.
tIrely and radically cured The various ills atien
dant upon dislrlered state of the Liver at once
disappeared gladly and most cheeriully recon-.
mend these Pills US a sure and effective remedy.
Yours, truly,
w. AUSTIN.
Chilicothe, o., Dec, 4, 1859.
The above but speaks the vOica of thousands
who have fully tested the curative properties of
CLARKE'a LIVER PILLS Prepnred at first
for private practice, by al eminent physician, and
their merits iully tried, it is not strange they act
more efficiently and directly the disordered or
gans than the generality of so.called Llve Rene
dy In cases OF Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, I'm,
purity Of the Blood, Constipation Of the Bowels,
General Debility, Sick iIeadache, and all disc ases
arising from dlsorgaized state Of the system, &c.
are sue and never falling remedy.
Prepared solely by N. u. WALKER
f.. Pittsburgh, Pa.
To whom NIL orders must be addressed Jc- For
sale by X. Il, SELLERS, Wholesale agent, cor
ner Wood aud Second streets. Sold ty agents ey,
erywhere.
For sale by Fl, YERFIN and J, X RAIFF, Mil,
Iersbnrg -n3byl.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-11-08
The Atlantic Monthly

For November has come to hand This period
zeal is the acknowledged standard of American
literature and is monthly read by hundreds of thou.
sands of persons, both in this country and Europe
1t is publishrd by TIcKNoR FIELDS, Boston, at
SO 90 per annuiu.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-11-08
List ofGoods included In the pistributIon
PLAN OF DISTRIBUTION.

HIGHEST PREMIUM $780, LOWEST PREMIUM 81.
The articles are Numbered, and Certificates sta.
ting what we will s,li each person for one dollar
are placed IN sealed Enyelops, with Decimal ar
rnngcmen Of Premiums; that in Each Hundred
C.rllG o lllpre Ia nne Tor q
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-11-08
PIANOS, NELODEONS, MUSIC,
BOOKS. SEWING MACHINES. &C.

Fought md Sold on Commission. Any article
will be sent 70 the Country at the Lowest Whole
-ale Prices with the ADDITION OF j per oeEi Com
mi-s ion iur forwarding.
n b. Agents wanted IN every town Circulars
seit on application.
COMM SION MERCHANTS q GENERAL AGENTS.
iS5 sJUIK sTEzkr. BEOx CHESTNUT, PHILADELPHIA
VJ-For our integrity and ability to fulfil our en-.
gngemchts. We beg to roter you 10 the following
vel. known genl.eueR and busine.s firms
Ills Ezcel.enCy J. ". Geary Ex Gov. Of Kan
sa=. We-rmureIaHd, Pa.
Palmer, Richardson 6 Co Jewellers, Philadelphia
F.. a Warn. Esq
VIM a Gray, Esq. "
M-.srs hemmerer e. Moore, Water ST., below
Arch. PhIladelphia.
Me-srs Pratt IL Realh Fifth and Market Sis,
Phiadeiphia.
JC Fuller Esq, Ieweler, Philadelphia.
A F. Ward, ESQ, Publiaher pf Fashions, &c
Philadelphia.
VI II Horne, Caiasauqua Bank.
Hon. l.. VI. Burson, Eureka, California.
October, 1850 -n36m6.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-11-08
Thanksgiving.

BY reference to Governor DENSsoN's Procla.
nation, it will be seen that he has appointed Thurs
day, the 29th day of November, as a day Of
Thanksgiving and prayer. Where is the editors
Turkey to come from7
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-11-08
golmts County farmer.
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
uurrah for IIurrai

That noble old Democrat, EKiEL CUTTER was
on Tuesday elected Justice of the Peace in Prairie
township by majority. Now hurrah for DOUGLAS
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-11-08
Putrid SOrc-Throat.

The Putrid Sore throat is raging to n fearful
extent in the Eastern townships of this county
great many arc dying. This accounts for the
light vote in the Eastern townships
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-11-08

n 3 With each Package Of 100 boxes we pre-
sen, the Darchaser loo Certificates one Of which is
guaranteed to contain order tor a Fine Watch
or sewing Machine, or by ordering 80 boxes in ono
package yo1 are sure to receive so Certificates con.
timing one order lof splendid SILVER WATCH
bes drs a large number Of other very valuable pre-
mnms. One Certificate sent gratis, upon appll-
ca uon Of any person desiring to act as Agent,
winch may enable him to procure valuable pre-
mum upon the payment Of SIG
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-11-08
The POstORce.

There are now two hundred and thirty. five
Black Republican applicants for the Post Office,
and rumor says hundred and nine Republicans
will move in here next week to be candidates.-
Go n and, let the devil take the hndmost.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-11-08
Id w ATC III

ASDrHEEE WILL Also RR SPLENDID PREMIUM ~
EACH ZEN CERTIFICATES,
Ladies if you desire fine Shall. or Dress Pat.
,ers or q beautiful article of Jewelry. enclose US
81 Cents tor u Box of the Golden Pens, and we will
send you Certificate which may enable you 10
procure il Tor 800.
On receipt Of 80 Cents we will send you one
Box Of our Golden Pens, and Sealed notice Of the
article which we sell tor s. 90
TFTRT Il "a
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-11-08
Ry BENJAMIN +. WILLIAMS,

COMPOUND EXTRACTOR SARSAPAklLLA
AND lODlNE OF POTASSIUM In presenting
10 the notice aud acceptance Of tn: Medical pro
irssiun and ot he public generally, the above pre-.
phruton, the subscriber does seek the benefit OF
patent ght to enhance the value OF his articl;nor
does lie wish 10 conseal from any the knowledge
Vi It's ngreaets, IN order to gain public confidence
and tavOf. 1t separates IT. ell irom. and -hould not
be classed with the iHnumernbe Patent Medicines
oi the pres day, for tire reason that there is no
effort made to roHseul its ingtediens On the
contrary, tbs gncd invites the strictest cru.
my from the Medical Profession, md will on ap.
plIca,ion being made TO bin, take pleasure in com.
municating 10 all regular practising Physicians
every particular in regard TO he III o ess OF manu-.
luctuiing 1t, &c. lie would simply state, that II
an Apothecary, he has been for years in the habit
OF preparing, under the direction of gentlemen If
en'inence IN the medical profession, both in Ken
lucky, and Tennessee, the above compound. Fa.
mlar with The best mehHls of displacement nd
with the advantages OF large and powerful appa
raus, he has sought TO combine togeth he tired
and known virtues OF various article, OF the Mate
ria Medlca, IN such proportion and in such cheap
and durable torn. as 10 furnish emedy OF certain
and wonder u tiicIcy, aiestcd by long eSp n auce
not for every disease that flesh is heir TO- but large
class, numer progeny that owe lher origin and
plrentage 10 n strumous Diaihcsis ar Scrciuous
anl in the Constitution and in the boo', such as
WHITE SWELLING. CHRONIC ULCERS Of
long standing. OBSflN ATE TETTER. RING
WORMS. SORE EYES, SCALDuEAD, sYPH
llilI1C DISORDERS, and other diseases if the
skin and blood that resist the usual treatment He
can aubstantio,e by the very hest OF evidence in
our city its efficacy IN in NERVOUS AND GEN.
ERAL DEBILITY. INDIGESTION OR DYS.
PEPSiA, NFLAMAllON OFTHE KIDNEYS
HEUMAEISM, &c, &c. 1t is recommended in
di' peculiar to Females, such as Leucorhorrea
or Whites, Suppresse Menslruaiion, Chlorons or
Green sickness Without enumeraling further he
is content to state, and from the result aready he
In han f.,i tinn
and in truth, that he believes he is offering to the
worId RELI BILE and CERTAIN REMEDY
for that formidable Evil of Kings and King of Ev.
lis, the SCROFULA, in all its protean shapes,
whether confined alone and manifr sled in the sep
ernte tissues Of the body or, whether it invades the
nniire system Rem f. WILLIAMS
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-11-08
All Dry.

The Black Republicans had Jolli6cation last
night and drank most Of the grocres dry. Its
said to have been the greatest drunk ever known
west Of the Alcghanies.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-11-08

Times Have Changed.

III ARNEsT is past, and those having had Indulgence o
Il me, will please call and pay up MS l am very mur
IN want OF the thing needfu and my customers VIII
feel at liberty to ask for further Indulgence.
September 20, ts60.-n8lH G. sSoRR
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-11-08
Just Like Them.

Last night lot Of lousy Black Republicans
robbed widow woman's hencoop and hung the
chickens on the hickory poles about town. The
woman was complaining about the loss of the
chickens and some Democrats made up pony
purse of two dollars and twenty cents and gave to
her.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-11-08
MoGaps Life Pills and phcnix Hitters.

IN case Of Scrofla Ulcers, ScUruey or Eruptions Of
the SKIN the SEPARATION Of the life Medicine truly
hstonshng "ter removing In few days, every &c
o uvbt oathsum diseases by their purifying effects
on The bloc Bfious Fevsr do,d .g0ge, Dy-Eep sid,
DT0HSy, fHes, ami in short most al, diseases soon
ye to mir curative properties. No family should e
without them, as by their timely much suffering
expense may be saYed. For sale Gy J, X. RAIFf,
tnEy y MillursbuTg, z
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-11-08
How do You Feel.

When Black Republican asks how you feel
over the election tell him you feel like Lazarus
did when he was Kicked by the dogs.