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Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-04-26
What Everybody Wants.
EVERYBODY'S LAWYER !:
Counsellor i'm Business,

BY FRANK CROSBY,
OF THE PHtLADELPniA BAR.
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Releases.
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the Statutes Of Limitation and amouutt
and kind of property Exempt from
Execution In every State.
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with forms for Composition with Cred.
itors, and the Insovent Laws Of every
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IT TELLS YOU The legal relations existing between
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1T TELLS YOU What constitutes Libel and SANDER and
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Dover, the Wifes Right In Property,
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1T TELLS YOU The meaning Of Law Terms in general
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| n4I6m No. 6lI SAMSON St., Philadelphia Pa.
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MRS. WINSLOW,
A n EXPERIENCED Nurse and Female Physician, p
scnts to the attention of Mothers, her
Soothing Syrup.
FOR CHILDREN TEEEUING,

TUX OulbDNtN lrEEHlNt,
which greatly facilitates the process of teethng by soft
ening the gums, reducing all nfammaton-will alay
ALL PAIN and spaSmodic action, and is
SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS.
Depend upon IT, mothers will give rest to yourselves
RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS.
We have put up and sold this article for years.
and say, confidence and truth of it, what have
never been able to OF other medicine, has
1t failed, in r------------0 single instance
10 effect cure, MRS. when timely
used, Never did WINS SLOWS did we know
instance cf dis. SOOTHING satisfaction by
any who IL SYRUP sed It, On the
its operations, and speak in oil highest conmenda
OF Its magical effects ana medical yrucs We speak in
rience, PLEDGE OUR REPUTATION FOR THE rULfLMhNT
WHAT HERS DECLARE. In almost every Instance
where the infant Is suffering from pain and exhaust
the syrup is administered.
This valuable preparation Is the prescription of of
the most EXPERIENCED and sKILFuL NURSES in New
Eng and, and has been used with failing in
THOUSANDS or CASES.
81 relieves the child from pain, but nvigorates
the stomach and bowels ects ascd and gives tone
and energy to the whole system 1t will almost instantly
relieve
GRIPPING IN THE BOWELS, AND WIND CHoLIC
ana overcome con -, Eus'ohs; Whoh u
not speedily rene FOR died, end in death.
We believe 1t the CHILDREN hest and surest
remedy in the TEEriiiNG world in all cases
dren whether IL arises from teething from any other
cause. We would say to every mother who has child
let your preudees the prrudices of othe stand
between your suffering child and the relief that will he
sure-yes, ABSOLUTELY SuRE-to follow the use Of this
medicne II timely used. Full directions for using will
accompany each bottle. None genuine unless the fac
smile of CURTIS PERKINS, New York; is on the out
side wrapper.
sod by druggists throughout the world
Principal Office, No l3 Cedar ST., ~ Y. Price
only 25 Gents per Bottle. n39yl
For sale only in Mnlersburg by Dr. ]. X. RAIFF.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-04-26
Try DIR. TraSk's Magnetic Ointment.

None genuine unless signed "S Bull, with pen;
SOC Pamphlets containing full directions around
each Bottle, and circulars left with agents lrioe
shilings for small and shilIngs for largo Bottles
For sale by j. X. RAlFF, Millersbnrg, D., ana
all other Druggists in the country.
" = Az orders should he addressed to WILLIAM
NUDGE Co., Earlvile, Madison Co., N. y
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-04-26
S A N F O r DIS
FAMILY
G. A T. Fl ARTIC PILLS


PURE VEGlTAnE EXTRACTS and put up in GLASS CASES,
Air Tight, and will Keep In any climate.
The FdniHy CdthdFticI PILLS a gentle but actiye
Cathartc which the pro- prietor has used il hs
practice more than TWEEN :. ity years
The constantly increas- n ling demand from those
who have long used the PILLS and the satsfac-
ton which all express in - regard to their use has
induced me to put then - within the reach of all.
The Profession e - know that different Ca
thartcs act dferents portions of the bowels
The FAMILY G A. - n HARTIC PILLS, has,
with due reference to this well established fact been
compounded from - riety of Vegetable Ex-
tracts which like on - every part Of the amen-
tary canal, and GO D - and SAFE in all cases
where Cathartic is need - ed, such Derdngenents
Of the Stomach, Heepit = ness Pains in the Back
and LOiRs. COStjCeneSS q Puin and Soreness Oper
he 1ChOie bOdy from sudden cold which FREE
quenty, If neglected, end 2 in long of Fever,
Loss Of 9pPeite, Creep tng Sensation Of Coid
the BOdy, ReSHeSsnsss, : lHsdddche, sceiglH IN
The hedd all Ipfdn,mdtO Il Iry Diseases, Worms an
Cildren, % great P2tri ?, Iyer Of the Blood and
many diseases to which - the flesh is heir, too
merous to mention in this advertisement. DosE to
3.
PRICE DIMES.
The Liver Invigorator and Family Cathartic Pills are
reailed by Druggists generally, and sold wholesale ana
| retail by J. X. RAIFF, Mersburg Ohio.
st. W. SANFORD, NJ. D.
Manufr 'turer and Proprietor,
n35-1y. 335 Broadway New York.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-04-26
Ono REFORM ScnooLs.

For the payment of the salaries of the officers
Of the State Reform Farm, three thousand two
hundred dollars.
For provisions, furniture clothing, lodging
school books, for, and educating and training
boys, eight thousand dollars. and for other ne
cessary expenses, two hundred dollars.
And for the first quarter of the year 1851
two thousand six hundred and sixty-soycn dol
lars.
For such work shops, not exceeding two, for
doing the mechanical work necessary to supply
the wants of the institution, twelve hundred
dollars.
For fruit trees. agricultural implements, a
horse nad sheep, two hundred and fifty dol
lars.
Sec. 9. No expenditures shall be made by
any officer of State, or by the directors of the
Penitentiary, or trustees Of other officers of the
State institutions or any contrnct made so ils To
incur any indebtedness on the part of the State
beyond the appropriations in this net made
for the several purposes therein named
See g. This act shall take effect on Its pas
sngc. o,
RICHARD G. PARSONS,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
ROBERT G. KIRK,
President of the Senate.
Passed March "a, 1860.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-04-26
GREAT IMPROVEMENTS
IN THE ART,
WILLIAM NICK II E,

NNyould take pleasure In announcing to the citizens
w Miersburg, that he has taken the rooms Dri
BOngs office, where he has an excellent SKYLlGliT,
and with his eNpcriancc in the Art having had the sd-
vantage being instructed in Of the largest and best
Photograph Galleries in the East, he feels justified in
saying that he will make
PHOTO OGR1P rms, 4 NEE T fPES
And all the popular pictures ofhe day attaining the high
est perfection In the Art.
He dehes competition, and claims that he will make
better pictures, avarAge, than have sver been
made west of the Mississippi My results certain.
lie would also call attention to the artistic and grace
ful position In which his subjects will be seated. II Is
unnecessary to remind the enlightened citizens Of this
vicinity OF the inesmabo value of fine and elike pic
ture of departed friend, Suffice to say that safest
is to improve the present. for the past Is not yours
aud the future you cannot command.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-04-26
AN ACT
mo. 50.l AN ACT
Supplementary to the Code Of Civil proco-

Supplementary to the Code of Civil proco-
dure.
SECTION l.. BE IL enacted By the Gent
eroi assembly Of the State Of Ohio, Thas
in all cases where the deposition Of witnese
has been or may be taken, aud the officer bcior-
whom such deposition has been or may be taken
shall have omitted to certify such deposition
according to law, it shall be lawful TO prove by
such officer, or any other person. such TACT ~
neglected to he certified, and such proof for all
purposes shall have the same force and effect as
If the fact proven had been duly certified.
Sec. J. This net shall take effect and be in
force from and after its passage, and shall apply
to actions now pending, as well as to those
which may hereafter be brought
RICHARD G.. PARSONS,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
ROBERT G. KIRK,
President of the Senate.
Passed March l6, 1860.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-04-26
COME ONEl COME ALL!!

To and better pictures than have ever been made
West II they do cost but y cents each, neatly enclosed
in good morocco case sS Bring your child rem. lie
claims not tn hs eSceed in making childlikc and tine
pictures of children, Bring them in the forenOon-0u
MIR, NJ is not one who has the name Of travelling Ar,
tist There is no humhug about this circular.
Perfect satisfaction guaranteen.
WILLIAM MCKEE,
Main ST., opposite the BOOK Store
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-04-26
Patent Medicines.
Tonic Bittcrs.
Remedies for Aguc.

StougtOns do
Remedies for Aguc.
Osgood's Indian Cologoguc,
Hedges Ague Cure,
Austin's Balsam,
Mnnn's do
james Aguc Pills.
Lcuden's do
Wrights,Peruvian Tcrbrifugc,
Ayers Ague Cure,
Rhodes do
Chubb's do
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-04-26
ASYLUM FOR IDIoTs.

For the payment of the salaries of the super
intcndent, and other officers and teachers OF the
State ASYLUM for idiots, thirteen hundred and
fifty dollars.
For provisions and necessary current eN-
pcnscs of said asylum, including rent, wages,
furniture and repairs, four thousand five hun
dred dollars.
And for the first quarter of the year 1861, iif-
teen hundred dollars.
For the Luna,ic Asylum of Hamilton county
under the provisions of the act passed March
10, 1887. to constitute Hamilton county sepa-
rate district for Lunatic purposes, eleven thou
sand dollars
And Tor the first quarter of the year 1861
three thousand nine hundred and eighty y-scvcr
dollars.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-04-26

II failed, in n
TO effect n cure,
used, Never did
instance cf dis
any Que who u
costrary, all arI
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-04-26
Published bv Authority.
/ ConiiDucd from Eyrst Pooe. |

For the payment of the salaries OF the super
intcndcnt, steward, matron physician and tcitch-
ors of the IL stitution tor the education of the
blind, four thousand four hundred and twenty
five dollars.
For provisions and necessary current ex-
rcnscs and repairs OF said asylum, two thou
sand dollars.
And for the first quarter Of the year lS6l
three thousand dollars
For furniture, bedding and repairs, one thou
sand doIisrs.
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A THRILLING ADVENTURE.

On Monday party of gentlemen, consist
ing of John Sharp, Qisht-house keeper)
Capt. Wilson, Capt. Duell, l.. Jewell, j..
Hudson, Ben. Trombley, and others, visited
the Bay for the purpose of seeing the In
dians and others fish for trout about two
O'Clock, some of the party observed singu-
lar motion of the ice-it appeared there was
a strong current in the water-but an ex-
amman; on disclosed the fact that the ice up
on which they were standing had parted
between them and the shore, and that they
were rapidly Hoa ting into Lake Huron
They at once put tGeir horses in motion to
find some point where they could get to the
main land, but could find ~ such place in
the mean time they were going very rapidly,
the wind blowing gale from the shore.
Their situation was very dangerous, both
as regard the danger of the breaking up of
the ice upon which they were, and the severe
cold great excitement existed Mt Bay City,
amongst the inhabitants generally, and many
plans for their relief were talked of and can
vassed. james Frazer, Esq, generously
offered to pay for fish boat and for hands
to 60 to their rescue, bu. nothing finally was
done. Ehey foated some fourteen miles,
when one end of the ice fortunately ground
ed on Squaw Point. They made rush for
the shore, after first getting of their horses
and sleighs. The ice was much broken, and
they had to travel soms distance over sepa-
rate cakes to reach the shore.
The Indians got across on the other side
of the Bay, near Kaw-kaw-lin, about dark.
Some parties who started near dark to search
for them, got lost in furry of snow, and
had much difficulty in getting home. The
ride. thouge "free gratis for nothing" was
not pleasant, and the members Of the party
will doubtless be little cautious hereafter
about yenturing upon the ice so Tar lakeward.
-Saginav Enferprise I'd ,lt.
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A NEW GAME OF nRAo.

~ 1at A AaNEW GAME OF DRAo. i,ss
A lau ghabls incident occurred last week
in this city, shich. on account of the NOR
rimsnt it has created in . osrtain 'locality is
worth relating. saaa s3fi Is ,saxptas hEs
1.-TWO well known gestlemen, ,of course in
timate friends, had bsen gbantexipg eash
other for some time % to which would first
become the foftupate posessor of ID heir.
The bantefing resulted il sevefSf bets BE-
ing nadeS and thus the mastse gf6Stsd4 for
the tims being. On Friday evening Last,
however, the crisis arrived &, ths. house Of
one Of the party, who, about midnigkt, fith.
ed to the house Of his friend, and afteI
considerable knocking and ringing nsa him
at the doors exclaimiDg, 'sIfs AZ over
I've won the bet" - e fa
s.wha. have yoo GOT" vas ths quiet
reply. aassaq sgsgsal@E4 setssanSs -
|e .stNhy.a bouocing' boy.D aIcgs4 4ne4gas
ssNocsepss,' exclaimed hisyitsl ;tsl,H ~
that and 90 one better ~ -. ,...3t
And 90 Il proved-for the latter, "a hosI
previous, had become the happy parent oi
q pair Of twins, e Boy dhd girl, and hai
thus dcubly Won The pslss POI The FAffkit, ol
leoussa, has s,ersatsd isonsiderabls Anussnsnt
xmong the friends .of sset perty, md .yes
terday the stakeA we're paid, while sat p,
sams sims, ! general ssiaifss w 18ddlsss
10 By = large circle Of acqasiAa6ss5sssslt0 ~
ria (M) Union.
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WHERE THE ELDER TOOK HIS OYSTERS

WHERE THE ELDER TOOK HIS OYSTERS
n There was a Revival" I" amongst the
Methodists Of Newburgh q week or two
since, and on Saturday week last, general
meeting or conference was appointed TO
be held. To this meeting came good
Meth dists from all directions, and goodly
village of Newburgh was crowded with res
ident and visiting brothers and sisters.
7 Among the visitors came Elder H, Of
this city, until lately popular preacher At
II leading Methodist church, and now one
of the chief men among the city churches
of that denomination. He staid for the
day with brother W, Of Newburgh, who
anxious to treat his distinguished guest
with true hospitality, quietly stepped into
a neighboring saloon and ordered can Of
oysters for supper. The bivalves were not
on hand, but were expected every moment,
and the saloon keeper promised to send
them up as soon as they arrived.
Time passed, supper was eaten, but the
oysters had not arrived. Church time ar
rived, the doors were locked, and all hands
went to the grand meeting in the church,
Not long after they had been gone, n boy,
bearing the expected bivalves, arrived at
the house, but found himself locked out
A wag, standing by, informed the boy that
the company had gone to great Glove
Feast" in the church, where the oysters
were to be consumed, and that he was to
carry them into the church, and deliver them
to Elder lI--hinself. without moments
delay. Nothing doubling, the boy ran to
the church.
The meeting had progressed swimmingly.
The brethren and sisters were drinking il
the golden stream of eloquence poured ou,
by Elder H, who was in the most af.
fecting part of his discourse, when the boy
rushed into the church, climbed the pulpi
stairs, and "dumped" the cleaning can Of
oysters on the Bible under the preacher.
nose, with the exulting shout, "Here Eide
Il, here's them oystersn ~
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rouN r BALp94N. g. n. DO
BALDWIN g. DODGE.
9. n. DODGE.

Bankers G Dealers in Exchange,
.sr.-r. COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.
COLLECTIONS MADE AND PROMPTLY REAl1TED
u At Current Rates OF Exchange.
Bills Of Exchange. Gold and Silver Current ana un-
current Money Bought and Sold.
Land Warrants Bought and Sold and Entered on Time
Interest Paid on Special Deposits
Money Loaned on Real Estate and Personal Security
Taxes paid tor Resident and Non- Resident propre-
tors. >. -.
Correspondents may rely upon promptness ndelity
and our personal attention to their interests IN the
of any business which may be entrusted 10
ssI
American Exchange Bank New York City.
J. =. Thompson, "
Bank Of IlIion, Illion, N: Y.
Bank of Cooperstowu Cooperstown, n. Y.
Durkec Il Bullock, Bankers, st. Louis, Mo. sA
Cnondasa County Bank, Syracuse, N. Y. -.,,
warren Bank, South Danvers, Mass.
A. j. stevens 4 Co, Bankers, Ft DesmoInes.
Henry Farnham Pres c. x X. l. r. R., Chicago, Ills.
Jno T. Henry, Supt. N. NJ. 4. X. Davenport, Iowa
Cook Sargent & Downy, Bankers, Iowa CITY, Iowa.
western Marine X Fire Insurance Company, Omaha
City, n. T.
lie Roy Tuttle, Omaha City.
James C. Mitchell, Esq, Florence, N. T.
N. b. Judd, Esq Chicago
Merchants Savings Lam q trust Co., Shleaeo.
Corse, Suowden s. Corse, Alexandria, Va
J. Is. Bennett, Agt. Etna Sire Insurance Company
Cincinnati, OHIO.
James Harlan, U. s. s., Mt. Pleasant, Iowa.
Hon s. r. Curtis, n. c., Keokuk, Iowa
Cooibaugh 4 Brooks, Bankers, Buriils Iowa.
July 4-nI0-u Ibusle cops.
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WHOLE. NO. I49.



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.. g nes snow ". ~ snine riensr !nea shlss.
!!om tennessee 0onsrioosof, nae oo0e ~
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.s1s' Dnsnss, VIE, ana sHo cphd.ess nss.
s1lecs ano Anosnef yonr8 !edJs .ifh 80
ynters iofmso perty leaving Menpetes.
Iet Clesssalle, Isnnsssse. !. tes besiaeing.
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uvv...u1.A DIR. Ell WOODBURY., rs LoCATEDIY
Council Dln1s Iova, where he 10 pre-
U1YyVv> >pared % peri0ru Al operations appsf-
AIi1 tanning to his profession, In the most
approved and modern manner Having had eight years
successful practice in yellow Springs, Ohio snd
Worcester Nass will satifacon in all cases
e, l. ". has DR.. De6ps liquid for producing local
aussthesia which ~ applyne tbs tooth and gums,
very much mtigates and in destoys all pain
during tLs operation Of extrscsing teeth. Come all
who fear that hGggsrd fead the f0ofA1ths, and who
dezornity and ash aRd have your teeth ceansed and
Aled to save those useful organs that yon csnn veil
do without and that It costs much to replace; for IL
taken in time aad properly hed. they can b parma
neatly s.seA
REFrHENcxs-Dr Sullivan, Dr.. r. J. NcNahon, Dr..
Grimes and A. v. Larimsr Esq, Council Blum; W. 3.
erss, Esq., ). v. Coonlgs, eisnvood. tv7nIs
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GTThe proprietcrs Of large iron works
in this city are represented to have offered
to furnish steam carriages for common
roads. after tested pattern, and to guaran-
tee performance Of twelve miles an hour on
common roads, up hill and down. IL is be-
lieved that one Of these carriages would run
well on the overland route between Missou-
ri and the Pacific. Several lines Of stenm
carriages have been run in England and
Scotlsad, and with entire success, they en-
co1ntered violent opposition; the roads were
obstructed with broken stones, and they
met with 30 many accidents that their pro-
pfietors were obliged TO abandon the enter
prise. In this country there would be no
obstacles. the experiment ought to be fairly
tried.-N r. Courier. isa @ossst s5s
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wOMANS MARRIAGE.

To marry one man, while loving and loved
by another, is about the most grievous
fault that woman can commit. 1t is a sin
against delieacy, against kindness and truth;
it involves giving that to legal right, which
is guilty and shameful when given to any
thing but reciprocal affection. 1t involve es
double tseachery and cruelty. It involves
wounding the spirit, withering the heart per-
haps blighting and soiIing the soul, of the
one who is abandoned and betrayed. 1t
involves the speedy disenchantment of the
one who is mocked by the shadow where he
was promised the substance, and who grasps
only the phantom, soulless beauty, and the
husk, the shell, the skeleton Of q dead affec-
ton. 1t entsils ceaseless deception, at
home and abroad, BY day and by night, at
our downsitting and uprising; deception in
every relation deception in the tenderest
and most endearing moments of our exist
encs. II makes the whole life "a weary,
degrading, unrewsrded life. Aright minded
woman could scarcely lay a deeper sin upon
her 30 i, or one more certain to bring down
afearful expiation. ga p sfa'ga e
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H. G. c.Nurr. Z IA. nrrLs.s FL. 3. Asparws
The Me1ohsaa,t's Exclaange Bank,
,S@ sa OF @g
II, G. MUTT & Co.,
Council BigE, Iosea

81 a. =
a HoNHYs RrCEyvHD on nnfosiT, PAYABf1 ON
Nl demand or at speciANA date, with or without In
terest ss per agreement with depositors.
transferable Certificates Of Deposits issued whom de-
We draw direct On New York, Boston, Philadelphia,
etrot md Chicago end have also perfected an arrange
pen hy which we issue Drafts and Letters Of Credit
te pr,ncapa Bankers in One Hundred and FiftySeven
Cities Of Europe. -
Collsctions aaade in western Iowa and Eastern Ne
hrask Of sharGs, and Temtted . current rates OF
Exchange. - Ess.- z - .
We reesiye orders to Buy Hnd Sen On Comh;ssion
Real Estate In Iowa or NebrSska. -9~ = slss
Inyest Money for Capitalists and Buy and Sell Land
Warrants at current rat1s. ~ ii
faast4N EtE REYERENCES:
LIE HunAY & Co, n City GREEE, THOMAS 4 Co..
DRExEL & CO, Phila., Pa. CooLsAuGH BRooKs,
YEnnoNr DA1R, Nont'r, Burlington, Iowa
vermont. WARREN Co. BANK, Ills.
HAnvEv Kmo Esq Boston DAVID 3. PAEsToH & %
L. G. BBnAY = Co. kdrian,t Detrost Aichigen'
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