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Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-11-29
sherif's Sale Of Real Estate.

pY command Of an order Of sale from the Court Of
ID Common Pleas Cf Holmes County. Ohio shall
expose u public sale al the north door of the Court
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-11-29

Id put up In GLASS CAsEs,
ny climate.
PILL isa gentle but active
prietor has used In his
W years
lng demand from those
PILLS and the sstisfae.
regard to their use, has
within the reach Of all.
Know that different Ca.
portions OF the bowels.
ruARTIC PILLS, has,
we'll established fact, been
lriety Of Vegetable Ex-
every part OF the ailmen,
and sArR In all cases
ed, such as Deruagemsnts
aess, Paths IN ne B,uk
PUN md Soreness vper
sudden cold, which fre.
Ia a long course Of Fever,
ingSensdtiOn ofCoid Deer
Bsdddche, or ueight IN
'ry Ltsedses, HORNS IN
JYer g the blood and
the flesh Is heir, too nu-
.AlyeTtiysIueLt. UoaE. l ta
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-11-29
TNEPANEU
DIR. ]. G.. Az Il & CO.
LOWELL, MASS.
Price, 81 per Bottle, Six Bottles for So.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral

has won for itself such renown for the cure Of
every variety Of Throat and Lung Complaint, that
it is entrely unnecessary for us to recount the
evidence OF its virtues, wherever il has been en-
ployrd. As it has long been in constant use
throughout this section, we need not do moro than
assure the people its quality il kept up to the best
it ever has been, and that it may be relied OH to
do for their relief al it has ever been found 10 do.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-11-29

JP,oU Want NAILS and Glass Of a ,ursror qusll'y
J. goto HEBRON hOS.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-11-29

P.s. Send copy of the paper containen thi.
to James father and will pay for it when cum
to marry her JOS.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-11-29

PRICE DIMES.
The Liver tnvigorator and Family Cathartc Pills are
reAedb by Druggis's generally, and sold Wholesale aud
tt!aA. VI J. X. AAIFF, MlsisGurg Ono.
4. W. SANFORD, II. d.
MaLufr turer and Proprietor,
nSo.ly. 335 Broadway Nav York
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-11-29

at UelOck. T. NJ. Ot sa day. the following describ
cd real estate, to-wit: Ihe south west quarter Of
section thirty five. Tow nhip fifteen and range elev
On VI lands directed ~ be sold at Canton, Ohio,
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-11-29
The PRINCE OF WALES

~ HAITI, of this place, sent pair OF Boots to
". the State Fair, at Dayton, which took the
first nrcmium. TheY were shown 70 the
, 1860-09-24
Repnbltcaat Meeting vt Springfield.
IFtnrl Il Sta,e .four1.nl 1isf

Last evening there Vas a l2rge end rery en-
thusiastic rally At The Wigwan. 1t was a
strictly lmp1ompsu gtsherirg. No presion.
announcement Of the meeting bad bsen made
through the papers, or By rueaus Of hand-bills.
L short time before dark, the little Wide Awske
gun was brought out AID Numbered forth the
signal; and Gu ,his brief notice very rsspec.
table audience assembled together.
The SPEAKERS Of the evening were Mcssrs |,
n. Arnold. OF Chioago, and C. 3. Dsuio, Of Ga-
lena. Bo.h Of these gentlemen were members
Of the Illinois State Legislature CT 1861. Mr.
Arnold was regarded IS ona ct the lea iers Of
the Republican side OF The House dn1icg that
sefsion and although Lis views and opinions
III regard 10 soue pubic questions ware some.
times regarded as racic4l, yet such IVES tho in.
l1ence be exerted thGt lie Vas enab'ed to carry
most Of tie measures Of lccat Importance to his
constituents, He is now tie Republican cau-
didats for Concressin the Second District, and.
of course, will be elected. He ia fne speaker.
as thoae who heard him last evening wilitestifr.
He is an orRtor Of grace and elegance in regard
to bis style ol delivery, Wills hia matter Is al
ways keen and lcE'cAl, and eiyt8 evidence of
great research and intellectual culture. His
speech last evening IVES ao ailus'r3 in Of this.
Mr. Dsnlo Is well known to al. our citizens Us
Al eioquens aud powerful speaker. Full Of fise
and entrsy, and having fund OF humor which
appears 10 be ine xhaust,be, be Fever fails to
command the u. tagging attention aud a1moas
CONSTANT app ause Of his hea.eEa- The enthu,i-
astn called i rlh By hiG remarks last evening
was uubourded.
, 1860-09-24


Etw.rk, ILL.,, Sept. 20. leo.
The Republicans Of keudasl county are hav.
ing great day ut Osrego, notwithstanding the
uufavorab!e westhtr, frequent ahouers occur
ring. The crowd in ATTENDANCE. is estimated
h'wiS@ la#dEKsas I.s Pi2fe?ssat i2? from Aurora .ou.
ct. Sandwich, Lisbou, Bristol, Plano, Loskport,
P:aiodcld, AID other points, numbetin :; upwards
ef 1900.
All the rharafhesnaIia usual to euch great
crowds are in full exhibition, as car after car
filed with besusi ul young Republican lsdies-
about the only kind. indeed, to be found in
kenda county--bands Of music, Vide A1nkes
elegantly equipped, and countless baa1ers
bearing appropriate and opporsuns insc1ip-
dona-
L,vejoy has just finished one Of his telling
iogton will not peak till evening; at which
tiue a!sc .. c. Gray OF Ottawa. and other ab!s
speakers, will address the cro~ ds.
The Wide Awakss will to7E.' rand torch
light procession
Tbs meeting .o.day at Oswsg 4 : third
meeting Of tue Kendall t;oun:; .ol'can
Club. The club is to have one n. .:etjng
before the November election, 10 |. !:ld &
Plano, the l7sh Of October next.
kreismann Of Chicago has just giyen tho
Germans # The county rou.inx speech. The
Germans of Kendall are nearly all Republicans,
anA are enthusiastic, working boys.
The tktk that Kendall c5uaty is l3sing in Re-
pubiiczniem is m7onshine- The vass and IN.
bouns!ediT enshunisss,c gatherings OF tie Re-
pnbslcans in various p1r;s Of the county fully
attest, together with other substantial facts,
collected in canvsssire the county, tha: il Will
GtTe larger vote in 1850 fer Honest Abe Lin.
colp, than It cast four sea,s ugo for Fremont.
Put kerdal do1n lcr Republican msjority Of
from $500 to lG'0. i. 0tlS, Cor. Sec.
, 1860-09-24

A correspondent of the New Yosk World.
writicg from Colorado CITY, Il. r., late in An.
gust, gives IA sccouut Of the labora and dangers
to bs encountered in ascending the mountain
which has given It's nams to tha auriferous re-
goa surrounding it. OF the summit and the
approach 10 it, he writes:
Abnt $50 fe:t IRON The toruoss p:nnsc:e, We
found la1ge body Of suo~ and i>e. "a we're
se'enl sno~ birds. snd ehoss distance below,
wsa looe bird Sit ging most a1e.:ly- Hal lis
ssns been less cheerful, *o should have heeu
inclined to pity him in his forlorn condition,
At noopd+v We 10 md oursei7es on the summit
Of the highest mountain in this region ct coun.
tfy-13. $40 teet, or mora than two niles and a
half above 1Ee level OF tbs sea. Colorado Ctr
is at the base Of the mountain, 1000 feet abare
the sea level; htnce. it wilt be seen that tie
peak il bat $500 feet above the Colorado. The
top Of the peak is perfectly leTel, aud is about
half mile in circumference. II is q field Of
large, sharp, angular snd cu5ical rocks oil gran
lite, with teiotplr p.edcminstinz. Large spec,-
mens Q? pure faltspar were ireq ,sutlv seen.
Not shrcb, not particle Of sui 1ieted 10
break the mouotony OF the scere. We found
Two pyramids Of rocss on the summit, ono Of
which il id 10 hare been e1ec ed By Col Pile.
who placed color, papers, Ae benea'h it. Tho
other was erected By party from lawrence,
Who we're the earliest discoverers Of gold here
With The party WAS Mrs. uolmes-to7ueriy
Miss Auua Archibald OF Lawrence. She made
the ascent in Ausuhs, 1858. w:ih the Dloauer
costume, and on ei: that she carried larger
pack than her husband. She is Irobsbly rot
only the FIRST, but The only weman who has ae.
compltsned the feat.
When robust men, accustomed to rural life,
become almts prost1ated by the tG,rt Of climb.
ing in this 1aritied air. and, il mary cases,
stropg men have been d,shesrtened and turned
buck, then do admire the uadaunted eIerxY
and perseverance,, sustained by vigor Of body.
tast WAS exhibited bY tho yourg tA1y.
a few years ago party Of 5oung gentlemen.
three Of whom were from Philadelphia, started
from Colorsdo full OF rn.busia m, determined
to make tue ascent. SrtI|ce It to saT, thst tween
ty, four hours after they m4de their appearances
in town, unable to giro II any information
about the euuu1it
, 1860-09-24
The Impending M-vu1uaiuns In Eu-

E0p&e
The Paris correspondents Of tho y. 7. Tri.
5unt, in his last letter from the French capital,
makes the following remarks:
need not tell the student of current history
that Earnpe il, not on 4he ere OF, but nit eadJ
entered in;o great revolution. In tact, We are
bu. continuing The movement Of lsis, resuEip G
it, Swollen End complicated By the E.s:ern and
1taiAu side currents.
What the orthodox powers specially fear is
Louis Napoleon's iude2endent posi.ion ard the
iraditionary revolutionary drifs Of France.
LOUIS Napoleon is no more q friend to human
rights and free ua'iona:ity than Francis Jtaeph,
but be has the inmeasurab:e advantage Of
Francis J1seph Of b Ling Tree Of traditional tn-
taoglements, AID OF being capable Ut spy 10.
msnt Of putting h:maslf at the head Of the revo.
lutloaa1y movement, that is. at tbs head of the
Fferch popular or rational IDEA the mo Ient
,h.t 1t is Engaged aRalnat Europe.
Note here that Louis Napoleon Bonapar.e has
madt no remarkable gain OF late IN the French
populsr approvAis. l hare it en- cnrlousty bet
Ter authority thsn the efieist reports Of the
Noait<ur, tEat his reception y. II ons the OF. or
daF was anything hu. enthnsiasuc. Undoubt
edy an immense multitude cane out to see lis
progress through the streets, but a5y other
reed shaken By shs wind would hare received
~ much a?plauss. As Sspoleon,c de-
monHsr4tion, tie Lyons business was not suo-
cess.
If were writing sensation article, ins:ead
of simple reporters letter, would head ii !:
a. 7hs European Co1ti.ien Agaiast Fraace -
the defensive coalitisn Of crurse.
The drift Of all the othsiat spsech making ia
agtics. This coalition; that is, to shaw the folly,
The tusi..ty, Of coslition. Coalition against
whom UIis mon Uieui France il peacs it.
eelf-iongs fur, hopes tor, bel:eyes in, dotes On
peace.
Tho annexation Of Savoy and N:ce has ex.
cited suspicion among the Garmans and 1hs
English; The essential thing aime a. in all The
speeches Of this week is to lun this suspi:ion
cf French purpose of further territorial con-
, 1860-09-24
light; lot It be cousecratsd to knowledge, te

Light; lot It be consecrated to knowledge, to
n.aly sehol.sshtp and to .ru- religion.
IT, io the time to cona, freedom shall need
champion; If tho period shall arrive, when the
American people, in the pride Of their material
prosperity, sha1l forget tue great truths on
which their government is based; it ever tho
teachings Of the carly fathers arc forgotten; II
any or all ths departments Of the government
eh4ll eeaae to bo adm n's.ered in The spirit Of
its tsfoonde1s; If the Executive th.l cea,e to fol-
low The e1ampls Of Warrington aud jefferson; :;
II the legislative department shall ignore, or
cast contempt on the Declaration Of 1naepeu-
derce: or forget that the Constitution WAS '.or.
d9intd and established to secuEe ths blessings
Of liberty; # the Judiciary should even in lis
madness oVsrturn the adjudcatons Of Jay, and
Ssory, and aarsnal-may this University trsin
US statesmen and iuris:a fully armed ior tho
great reform, Of bringing back the government
;o lts first principles, 70 its original purify.
May this Institution furnish, from among those
shs has trained, Il champion who, not AZ her
1epre.entsttre alone, but Of the Jrt. EortAwt.t.
NAY lead b'ek By the e'cqusnce OF truth and
in tbs Utetayatioa Of ind<pesdsne<.
, 1860-09-24
Ono Of Tho ReruitE Of tho Fusion
N1xnaQ.

Ths A6fnd Z.isrnq OF yesterday e7ening
speaklngo u tbs disgust ccca>ioued among tue
German Democrats bv the fusion tchemes Of
tssir leaders. says-"As Scrsege, Dodge and
thousands Of other Americans viii vote for
Lincoln, not because be is m American but
in order TO e1Freas their d,sapproba:lan Of tho
unsctnpu'ous ssle Of their patly b. lis Leaders,
70 thousands Of Germnn Democrats Will vote
for him, and fer ti,uilar 1easons. The otter
day j. democratic Lincoln C.u,' was form:d
in one Of tie upper wards Of ths cst5. consist
ing Of forty Germ IN cstlz .ns, who formally de-
CARED t.eiE itteut.on Of voting tor Old Abe, il
ssead Of going It blind for the c,nfusion ticket.
We might mention other similar Gases. Scarce.
II : Htgl. German Republican ward meeting is
held ut which number Of Democrats d. not
have themselves enrolled 10 the list Of Repubai.
can voters. In 1856. barely one'hslf or two
fi:ths OF tbs natursilzid Germapa cast their
vote. for Fremont; bat ia 1860 from two
thirds 10 three fourshs-in numbsr from eight
to n.ne thoussod-e{ tie German voters Of itc
city Of Sew York will cast their stGfages for
L,ncon. Frsmont's entire vote in the CITY was
less than eighteen thousand; L,ncoln's will not
be les than shlrtJ Eve shousaad."--N. I. Pott
, 1860-09-24

THEIR xCn1zRs.
From carefully prepared statistics, It il eati-
n1t<d that there are at present in the Eastern,
tAnssand WidS Auakts, dr;lt<d, u.4formsd and
ctsxrs5. They have sprung up in large num-
bers In some parts Of Missouri. A 1no bas.sion
is organized in Washington, aud another in
Wheeling, Virginia. There are al,o few in
Kentucky. They ave steadily increasing at
the average zatlo Of Is per cent. ! month.
r1EIR oRJkcT.
They are much amused at tie various stories
circulated In regard to the purpose for which
they were organized. Some journals have s.
serted that in the event OF Lircotu's election
they will repaaee the army and navy; that they
arc armed with muskets In order to foycihty
prevent Southern sece*slon, and many like IT,
seTtlon:- They STATE that their primary otjeet
"a to elect Abraham L'rc lin and Hannibal Ham
lin President AID Vics President Of the United
States, according to the Constitution aud laws
Of the country. For this purpose they are band.
ed together IL polisicsl brethren. having their
1ntsreats N common, aud going ~ Nilsson szits
Auoug their Democratic friends. They never
carry arms, have no sec,et society grips CT
passwords, and admit outsiders to Ill of their
ueet1ngs or drills. Thty are equally opposed
70 touching alaTery where it exi.,s or SLOWING
its extension, and adapt the Chicago platform
~ thelr oHn. They are not alone intended for
torchlight PEacestionE, bu: are de.igntd to CO,
operate in all The miuut;n Of political woIk, Aod
~ arguments, documents, and I'll honorable
means, 70 secure the Wave11nR and pertuada the
nos'lles acting as distributors. checkers, sh2l.
isngefs, and patrolmea, bringing every vote 10
the polls.
, 1860-09-24
Revoiution,xirE tho U. y. Navy.


It ilss already been announced that board
Of otii>trs LES been appointed by the authorities
a: Wlsllir e:cs, 10 ex,mine all The sailing res.
sells Of tie Nary, with view to ascertain the
prscticsbleneks Of conrertiEg them into stea-
mero.
Il il not generally known that fer years ihe
GOVERNMENT Of the Dnited States has been
gradually doing away with sailing vessels at.o-
gether. Not one craft propelled BY wind hns
been built during the last ten years, while over
t.eusy.six steamers have been added to tho
Naval Register within tha same time. From The
foundation Of the Government. with s.ro.g
party a1HaJs In its favor, the prevalent eenti.
ment has been againstit; SO that the increase
Of our naval force to iss present capscity hiss
neen very slow proceae, and sonewh hat lmpul.
alve, being ht,mulatcd from time to time by
sems tmaKinsd or real exigency. The fse
steam aloops-of war author zs1 by the act of
1851, and The teTen screN xlc32s aad one s,ce.
WHEEL steamer tnbss quentIy ordered, will oxs
their existence mere 10 the feEcied out1spes
upon cur commerce in tho Gulf than to Dc.
liherate conviction on the part of Congress- Of
the necessity Or expediency Of permsnent
augmentation Of our naval power.
, 1860-09-24
Great III chs. 1IOx teal Nurx or Amer.
1CAs

Mr.. E. G. squier is pursuing with character.
ist'c energy bis plan for The publication Of COL
lection o. Rare and Original Documents con.
corning the Discovery and Conquest Of Amrri.
ca prospectus just s,ued "details 1he i4tec-
tion Of the ses,ee, and gives the title Of ae..ral
of tbs works propo:e et 10 be printed in i. n.
!. now resdy, eont.ins descriptions, Of the .n-
s'ect provinces OF Gaa acapau, fz4lea, Cusca.-
Ian, aud CHG 1inuia, viii al account of t:e
languages. Customs, aid re'i4 ion If their aho-
r'g'nsl inhabitants, and description OF The
runs Of Copan, hy Don Diego Dc ps'nclo, I'd.
dressed to the King Of Spain, in 1876 Tre
or'2lual Spanish is gisea. with t.aa.tation,
notes, and an illustrated map. list. 9 e.rl,e.t
account in existence Of the raias of Copsn,
which we're visited By palacio within torty ears
Of the conquest, ~ho found them very nearly IN
their preaeEt condition. His observations On
the Indians. their languages, manners and Gus.
t!m:, are very inIl and exact. E.rtJ appl:ca.
tion is necessary to 80 :ure tie Volume, a. not
more than l5o c,pies will be printed Ct any CT
the series, and the llrser postian Of these sre
already engaged for Gsr11A7y, Cuba, t., Mr,
Charles Nor:on IL The busi1ess agsa,.-Atw
YorE 1riku1<-
, 1860-09-24

The wide eAwakse.~-HonoF to Whom
RaonoF In Due.
The account taken from The New York Etr-
a,d Of tho origin and eprsad of the Wide
Awakee, Ia correct in part and incaErcct in scme
rcspectf, which 70 will point out Immediately
after the Connecticut April election, the PREss
AND TRIBUNE copied from the Hartford and NeT
Haven pspcrs thsir descriptions Of the new or.
ran:z ltion, The atyle Of uniform, cost Of equip.
nent. and their constitution and bylaws, AID
urred the immediate formation Of accompany Of
wide Avakes in each division Of this city, aad
o,.o in all the chief towns and cities in the
Western States.
We ewere deeply impressed with The impor.
tancs Of ja.t such an organization ofour young
men, to iatuae life, energy and system into tue
approaching campaign. and to project the bal
lot box on election day; ngaiast fraudulent rot
ing.
prompt orgauiz alton Of i company Of Wide
Awakes 10 this city. And it was the Jsrst cam
pany formed Outside Of Connecticut TWAS tho
first company created with special reference to
the Presidential campaign. When the National
ConTens'on assembled mere IN MAY last, the
Chicago Wire AWakes performed escort duty
to the VARIOUS oe!egs stlons as 1nes arrived. and
did essential service in preserving order. Is
soeJ pa:scea tne ftFee's u n'gnt' preceded BY
nae nsua ol mos'c' N .aef aua'y uoalofms'
with elastic step and military tread, they we're
seen and admired by tens Of thousands Of
ssFn7g:fs from all lpsf'sot lie county VISITORS
had oecu'ar demonssfsuon Il the efhclency Of
such an organization for campaign purposes,
and were not slow On their return home 10
start "1ae Awake company in their town CT
ctty.
, 1860-09-24

FATAL AcclpEx1--A fatal accident occurrnd
At Sterling. Whlteside csunty. On tho night Of
the 15:h inst, By which Michael We1cb, = brake.
nAn, LOST his life. He stood on The top Of a
car, watching the train which was backing np
- couple The car to the train, and when it
struck the car he lost his balance, and fell unlsr
me train, which passed OVER his body, killing
nm instantly. lie is younx man about 20
years Of sgs, single, and his friends I've at or
nsar Aarengo, ia this Stale. The trucks Of one
CIR rested upon biz body, until By crest diff
Guilty 1t w&s remoTad. He wa4 put into a coffin
and forwarded TO his friends On The train Lat
night, Ixrn,x4rrR,
, 1860-09-24

Tbs Springtield. Ohio, A<pu5lie1n, says:
We have heard that at tie Douglas meeting
On Saturday afternoon last At 0!!easynes
School house, three miles south Of Euon. tho
known, as The "DruEken Fiier," aroused the
clans BY the following boid declaration:
'tFt lier cit;z.nl! the North md S,uth is aw-
fully split up. Our party is Likewise busted !
S.w. can tell you who has did all the dsril-
mens. It hks been those Internal black co-ttd,
chicken eat,h' pteaehe1s that goes around stick.
In 1hsir Eoses lato Po!i.ic., and all tho t,n;o
getsiog up mutses. Eow If Jou want the party
re uuiied-.i you want Douglas elected, / tell
you what nuat be did. Esery id preacher
must be killed effl Tbs sooner the better Go
to work and ths thing will payI" :
, 1860-09-24
ME. DOUGLAS COMING.

We lave btfnrs expressed our obligations
10 Mr.. Douglas for his tour il New England,
Pennsylvania and New Yo1l, the result ot
which, 50 far N dem ;nstrated, proves 50 ad-
vantageous to the Republican cause, We de-
sire now to put on record our thankfu!ness for
his promised visit to Ohio md indiana. 4
eentlcu IN wh3 came up with him Us far as
Cleveland, the other day, says that ut tho va
rious water-sta.ious alcug the road, hs made
euch part. Of that sane old tpsech as his lin
lied Tina permitted, end that everywhere it
was received with uniform disgust That its
repetition in the Wes:cra States named will
d, still greater ssrvics to Lincoln than it did
in Vermont AID Maine, we have no doubt
Thehumbuggery Of tiny g-u-r.r-c-a.t p-e-r-i.n-
c.ipl-e" has bocuue 50 transparent that it
Feeds no conmeut.ry, except just tha: which
Douglas makes, to illustrate it by allmeans
rive him a chacce
, 1860-09-24
3lrcs8 Tribtttte.


We hope our capitalists aid business men
will t,ke lime to rsad letter on the second
nase from Newark, n, J. The causes Of III"
wopderlu, growth Of that city within the last
ten years are there briefly stated. Chicago
will prosper equally and as surely # the tame
means ars used by her capitalists. II the
prosperity to bs derived from manufactures
vere added to cur commercial advantages, tho
anticipations Of cur most sanguics citizens in
regard to the growth Of Chicsgo would very
soon be more than realized. Read tho letter.
, 1860-09-24

r. Btyard Tsyfor, In farewell letter to
tbs Nav York A*reurv, thus Gums up his Ia.
bors for tbs past sixteen months: "Two hun.
dra3 and fay lecturer, thirty thousand miles
travel, fcrty eight Mercury articles, tno books
puhIiahed, and oae house built"