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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-19
F0r Sale or Exchange.


PRasPECT ST House and lot west q Erie street viii
eLcaaHge for 10 acres on3 Of the aAa roaas n
ihs ehy-Szoo.
HANDSOME RESIDENCE-in a large and flourish
large Ebd well flushed two story house tld baIn Gcras
OF land win great Varieiy ot cholie irlis e1cl89
for ci property or a farm IN this state OF Wsss.
DETROIT ST aOuss and barn and four lots to exchange
for a farm in this stats OF Eo.t.
TAVERN sTAED--na lhIiving VILLAGE and % q thor
ought In Allnnesula: D ldiuls larEs and well
noW doug goot business 70 eEeh ugs ior stoeS Of
got ds or oih-r pIuperty-
SAW NILI-and IS acres Of Land ou the Chagrin River
81 mice flom Chsgrm FallE; valuable pos and
permaneut stone dam with a snail dwelling. Gzchanso
TO- Cly propeHy-sloo0
STEAM SAW MILL AND WATER GILT MILL-1
miles from ths eiryi nils and Hachin u neariT
good order, with dwelling, ban IND IS la
TO sIchsugs for good taTm Rithia s. miles Of
eiy-SO00.
WESTERN LANDs-Soms very scod IN Indiana, IIlfs
lows and Blissouri-tO exchange foE city proper
good farm.
$40 WE'LL SECURED By boni and mortgage Y1g nssI
moaey 10 exchange for city gieIsny CT SO %
the city Ia
So ACRRs-s miles nom the city On soo1, sSTS tn
log honse a. q frame baIn good orchard an
ber-to exchange ior city property --bs,-, - =
OR sNGE SFREET-Hou1s and lot,
farm rrls--.. N ,,,ii.s
AN IMPROVED Farm Of lT5 aeres,SisT mn ~, 3tsd
from Joliet l8 from ratrosd sat l ecrss cuiva-
fifteen acres timber, balances pTaisa1n s6I2E 400
IN han5. 500 10 5 200 city DrUpe''
tmo, ~ .rrrr a, A., -i.v of
AN EXCELLENT STEAM So I, M ~ ~ ~ Ibs et
OShk N, Wis, On the Fo[Si AIN sbour one yssT
Old-machineIy manuiaciu'@ =
change ioF ei properly 80 r,-1.-, -
I6g ACRES TIMBER Ltsbs1S. sr civ D1cpsTiy veil
Tosdo Railroad-Will eA'@so i'i ="
tssaisl ROsE & JENNINGS,
daess :, - =
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-19
Ofiee loo ohio Street.

n The causs Of Dr. DAVIS advertising is, he might b'
ia " 0r years, and the a ced uSw Hsniug A1ou
skifal 4 asaamed ~ nif1 80 80 natofs
the wuTl see tho hundreds Of he hes m de ~ tne
No tina be haE boz u the CITY lanleill
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-19

stands rst and foremost in all where Exhibition
had showing the merits Of different kinds And no dls-
will dispute the justice and prsy Of
hese decisions test Of years hard use has
satisfied all competent judges that
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-19
senator BroaerIeI.,. WI.

The will Of the murdered BfOderiek has been
found among his papers lett in Wellington
It bequeaihes $40, 600 to John A. McGlynn, of
San Francisco and the reminder Of his proper
ty George Wilkes, noted editor in New York.
The estate, after paying debts, is estimated at
$50. 900. Mr.. Wilkes and Senator b. were
early and warm friends, and the former induced
the latter to acquire a taste OF literature and
devoid himself TO the stady of history, whie h
Mr. B. always aiterward acknowledged to be
the best advice he ever received Mr.. BrOder
iek left no heirs of kin.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-03-08
Kissing kaic,

Miss Kate L. E., writing on the suject
of kissing, makes use of the following:
81 am vain enough TO pride myself on
being girl of sense, and dearly love and
appreciate good kissing; indeed l should
as lief have nice, sweet kiss as cash
mere. 1t is to me one of life's sweetest
enjoyments, some ofmy happiest moments
have been spent in kissing. A rich, hear
ty kiss, from plump, rosy mustacLed-or
unmustached--lips, will last one day"
Miss Kate is evidently sensible woman,
and well calculated to ''keep hotelr' Kiss
ing is certainly an admirable institution,
and we desire to see it prosper.-Daiiy
West.
All mistake Mr.. Vest. We know
Kate well and she don't kiss at all-or at
least she never offered TO kiss US, and if
she could stand such a temptation she
could stand anything.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-03-08
THevy tr,ey fee. apou,t ii,

Letting go of the public teat at Washing
ton, is followed by the most blatant below
ings of the ehoked OF Democratic officials.
The one who hoisted the flag over the
House run it up Union down on the day
or his dismissal, as signal of the general
distress among the Democratic disunionists.
A Washington letter of the 10th says:
The Democrats of the city serenaded
Mr.. Michael Clusky, late Postmaster of the
House, and called him and several others
out to address them. Clusky commenced
thus: GAS Othelo said to Michael Cassie
SO said the House of Representatives to me
to-day-'Michael, love thee, but never
more be officer of miner"
Among those who addressed the serena
ders was exGov. Brown, OF Miss, who a
mong other things, said: 81 then advise,
entreat, earnestly implore you to labor with
out ceasing to drive these Goths frum the
capitol. Shall it be said that the followers
of John Brown and the sickly intimators
Of Helper receive favor at the hands of this
people; that this proud city, the capitol of
great nation, bearing the hallowed name of
Washington, gives countenance to traitors
and shelter to robbers, burglars, and murder
ers. No, mol"
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-03-08
The Oil Springs Again.
TrTusvILLE, Pa, Feb. %, go.


EDS. HERaLp-Dear Sirs:-If YOU
are not already satiated with correspon-
dence from the Oil district, You may accept
an item or two that were highly interest
ing to the writer.
In the vicinity of Titusville there are
many old Oil vats about the size of COM
mon tanners vats, that have been atiribu-
ted to the French, and which prove to be
o. m re bis.' re interest than was a. first
supposed. They were built of pine logs
spit, and The wood is still in state of
high preservation, SO much so as to have
already suggested to the Commissioner of
the Patent Office the importance of an ex-
animation of IFS condition, as affording a
demonstration of the preservative powers
of petroleum upon wood. The number of
these vats is astonishing, being estimated
by some as high as fifteen thousand and
their antiquity so great that trees of over
one hundred and twenty years growth are
found upon the ruins.
II a recent conference with The Indians
of the Allegheny Reservation it was ascer-
tanned that they have tradition that their
fore fathers used to assemble annually on
the grounds and hold grand illumination
BY burning Seneca Oilto the Great Spirit.
There are also other indications of occupancy
such as ruins Of forts that make this locality
deeply interesting as well to the antigua
Ran as the OIL seeker.
The inference is unavoidable that in some
remote age people far more intelligent
than the native Indian once dwelt her.
G..
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-03-08

DUELLING IN NEW ENGLAND IN THE
OLDEN TMEs.-The following extrat from
Chronology of New England" by Thorn
as Prince, is respectfully recommended to
the consideration of those who have duel
ling propensities:
9June Is, 1622.-The Second Offence
is the first Duel fought in New England,
upon Challenge at> single combat with
Sword and Dagger, between Edward Doty
and Edward Leister, Servants of Mr.. Hop
kins; Both being wounded, the one in the
Hand the other in the Thigh; they are ad-
Judged by the whole company 10 have their
Head and Feet tied together, and so to
lie for "a hours without Meat or Drink /;
which is begun to b. inflicted, but within
an hour, because of their great Pains, at
their own and their Masters humble Re-
quest upon promise of better Carriage, they
are Released by the Governor
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-03-08
From .le New York Ubserrer.
Of Gen. Washington.

- w Uns
In 1896 heard the farmer referred TO,
narrate the following incident: When the
British army held possession of New York,
and Washington with the American army
lay near West Point, one morning at sun
rise l went forth to bring home the cows.
On passing clulnp Of brush-wood, l heard
moaning sound like person ir distress;
on nearing spot, heard the words of a
man at prayer; | listened behind tree;
the man came forth: it was George Wash
ington, the captain of the Lords host in
North America. This farmer was men,
Der of the Society of Friends, who, being
opposed to war under any pretext, was
luke warm, and, in some cases, opposed to
the cause of the country; he was Tory.
However, having seen the General enter
the camp, he went to lis own house; said
he to his wife, Martha we must not oppose
this war any longer; this morning l heard
the man George Washington send up
prayer to heaven for his country, and |
know-iL will be heard This Friend dwelt
between the lines, and sent Washington
many items concerning the movements of
the enemy, which rendered good service.
From this incident We may infer that
Washington rose with the sun to pray for
his country. He fought for her at meri-
dian and watched for her at midnight
Every editor of newspaper, magazine or
journal, between Montauk Point and the
State Of Oregon, if he has three drops of
American blood in his veins, should pub
lish the above on the 22d of February,
[Washington's birthday, while woods
grow and waters run.
GRANT THORNTON, Sen.
Feb. 18th 1 enter on my SSlh birth
day.
New- Hayen, Conn.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-03-08

WHAr CH4c AGO DEISks.-The Stomach
Of all Chicago is turned about these days
and no marvel. OF the Water Works lake
water, The Tribune saws:
How can the flavor be described, where,
stable, sewer, slaughter-house, brewery glue
mandatory and gas works-all lent their
aid and bore part. All, too mani
fest was it that under tna influence of the
south winds was driven the wash of our
great city out of and adverse TO is us, p!
current and poured !, back upon us through
mains and water pipes.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-03-08
FUNNY Paragraphs.

A HIGH RENr.-A hole in the crown
of your hat.
A bad hat, taken to an evening party,
frequently comes out the next day as good
as new.
Seeing cellar nearly Snished a wag-
sish fellow remarked that it was an excel
lent foundation for a story.
If you lost your nose what would you
do for another? Take the first that turns
up.
One of the latest interpretations Of the
character of Hamlet is that be was gam
bier, for he says, "How absolute the knave
is; we must speak by the card"
81 have learned this profound truth"
says Alderman johnson, ''from eating tur-
lie, that it SHOWS most depraved taste to
mock anything for its greenness."
sDick, why don't you turn that Buffalo
robe t'other side out? The hair is the
waunest." "Bah! Tom, don't you sup
pose the animal knew how to wear his
own hide.'
"Ah," said an Englishman, tn, other
day, Il belong TO a country on which the
sun never SETS" "And l." said a Yankee
"beloDg to country of which there can be
no correct map-it grows so fast that sur
seyors can't keep up with it,"
ABSENCE OF MIND.-The first Lord
Lyttelton was very absent in company, and
when be fell into the river by the upset
ting of a boat at Hagley, it is said of him
that she had sunk twice before he recolec-
ted that he could SWIM"
Ayoung lady, irritated because a gentle
man would not agree with her on some
matter, lost her balance, and irritably ex-
claimed, "Oh, Mr.. A., you have only
two ideas in your head" "You are right, y
replied the gentleman, Il have only two
ideas, and one of them is that you do not
know how TO behave yourself"
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-03-08

JOHN Brown EXCITEMENT IN HAYTI.
AS might have been anticipated, the
execution of John Brown by Virginia crea-
ted much excitement in Hayti, and the pa
pers are full of the details and comments.
The people we're making great preparations
to show in suitable manner, on the 26th
of January, their respect for the memory
Of "the ilastrious victims of Harper's
Ferry;" and on the 2Oth of January a
mass was chanted in commemoration of
the frightful martyrdom of the aboltionist
John Brown, by the Infamous yuffians of
the Southern portion of the American
Union"
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-03-08
NOBODY ELSE HAS SIT.
DR., Theopolis Peelgarlicks' Cele-
brated Chemical, Medicinal &
Purely Vegetable Soap. Put up
in Bars and sold at the Book
Store for 10 cts. a Bar.
A Liberal Reduction made to five
Cent Purchasers.
CUTTING DONE ORDER.
July Is, lS5S-y2n47m6.

TT is Recommended for rheumatism, despep-
l. sia. liver complaints. night sweats. fever and
ague. piles and gumhiles, aud iftaken inwardly
will purify the blood. 1t contains no "poison-
Gus narcotics" but is purely vegetable. -
Meme is genuine unless it have the name of the
proprietor blown on the box. Mothers will find
n few applications ofthis soap with little warm
water upon the faces and hands of their "dear
little angels" not only to be advantage to their
beauty, but viii shut the mouths of envious
neighbors. Put up in bars as large as piece
of soap and sold by the bar.
The trade supplied on liberal terms.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-03-08

DEvoURED BY HoRsE.-Mr Timothy
Hay was literally eaten up by a horse be-
lonlng to Colonel James Deegan, in this
place, one day last week. The horse was
VICIOUS one, and young Hay having occasion
to go before him in tne stable. was seized.
and before assistance could reach him was
almost totally devouladl His remains
were inferred short distance from town.
-SrtivGn Pa. Democrat.
The deceased was very nearly related
to Mr.. Glover, and an intimate friend and
associate of Esquire Oats-all of whom
are in the deepest afaicton for his sudden
end.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-03-08

SEARCHING FOE PIRArE's GoLD.-The
taunton Gazette says that two men OF
that town are engaged in digging on the
northeast side of Foolish Hill, in Foxboro'
as they say, under the direction of spirits,
in search of treasures alledged TO have
been buried in that place by one John Ber-
nard, a pirate and highwayman. One of
the diggers asserts that he actually saw the
ghost of the deceased pirate near the
place where these operations are now go
ing on, and both appear TO be full in the
faith that something valuable will reward
their toll. Hundreds of people have al
ready visited the spot, ard The labors of
these simpletons are watched with intense
interest by greas numbers.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-03-08


oBSTTSATELT RESISTED NEDIKLE TREATMENT
DESTROYER of nv peese old folly is your dad
Tite bots vure mother. Agony and pain
(Delightful op sp-ing) is yure children twain.
And hanging on their skirts is 1000 i'll ez bad
On Sunday mite, drest up, TO Hammer ann 81 go.
Two opposin sentiments my sole divides,
sink ~ ayony-pn JOY S loss rides,
Heven in my heart, death in that LILLE toe
o korn what woes We bring uion ourselves
By folly. VIII wuz not content 2 hav
Feet NV the same that nache.. all-wise. CAV.
Viii did j fri on Is instid Nv l2s7 ldun
Thowst iaughtest me a lesson. What nachers
Man esR I improoy' aud better LET alose
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-03-08
MOFtOn's Gold Pens.

THIS is conceded to be the BEST (GED PEN for
i all purposes, now in use. We have been selling
them for about three years have warranted pen
sold. and have not yet had one returned al.y
paints made of them. They the pen used by almost
every public officer, book keeper banker, c, in the U.
States. We buy direct from A. Morton. not from ped
lars have his pens warranted u.s. and warrant them
those that buy of us. Call at the BOOK STORE.
Dec. g. Collins
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-03-08
4LGFELY OATH.

EDO you," said Jane the other day,
"Lore me IN earnest, as you say
Or are these tender words applied
Alike 10 ffty girls beside?
"Dear, cruel girl cried I. forbear
For by those eyes. those lips, / swear"
Size stouped me. IS the oath | took,
And cried, Y owe sworn-aou kiss the look
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-03-08

nYSENTARY CORDIAL and Cholera Mixture of
i our own manufacture, for the cure of Dysentarv
Cholera Morbus Collie and all affections of the Stomach
and Bowels for sale by II. Yergin Millersburg, o.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-03-08
j uSt in Time.
Eckel Geo.
AT NASHVILLE,

A RE JUST RECEIVING at their Store in Nashville
IA large and select stock ofN Goods consisting in
part of
A large and general stock of Do
mestic Woolen and Cotton
Goods;
A splendid line of very Rich Dress
Goods, in Silks, De LANES, Me-
rinoes, and other fabrics Of new
est styles;
A complete stock of Fancy and
Variety Goods, Shawles, Hosie-
~, Gibbons, Embroideries, DC.
A very extensive stock of Boots
and Shoes, purchased direct
from the best manufacturers,
which will be sold for less than
any other Goods in the market.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-03-08

INHE CELEBRATED Heave Powder for the cure of
the Heaves in horses, prepared and sold by H. Yer
gin at his Drug Store, Mersburg, Holmes county o.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-03-08

VEAST POWDERS. for baking bread and of the bes
i quality, for sale by H. Yergin, Millersburg, o.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-03-08

EIP0LA Rotten Stone and Silver Sand, used for pol.
Il ishng and securing tin and copper ware For sale
bY H. Yergin.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-03-08

A RABIAN HORSE POWDER, the great remedy for
diseases in horses and eat,le it being great pur-
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-03-08

CONCENTRATED LYE for making soap. 1 box
Is gallons good soap which costs 25 cents per
box. For sale by H. Yergin, Mlersburg, o.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-03-08

DRUSHES and Glaziers Tacks also Shoe Backing ant
Dvarnishes inks and toy colors for sale by H. erin
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-03-08
soNNrr-aa KORN,

ON TIE LITTLE TOE Nv NY RITE foot. wIcH HEz
oBsrrSarELr RESISTED NEDIKLE TREATMENT.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-03-08
NURSING SORE MOUTH,
RAW AND INFLAMED,

food dstresses you and you only take certain
kinds and of that system does not get half the
nourishment it contains the aerimOus fluid of the
eats it up; then your complexion loses its bloom
and becomes sallow greenih and your best day
For want for want OF nourshment stem becomes
loose aud Gaby and the bres of your body become
laXed Then follow train of diseases which the Med-
cal discovery is pceuliarly adapted to
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DR.. Hufcland.
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-10-26
Or. @ufclnnro's beriibnlte*
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0eberbeIAwerbtn OiSpepFa uno 0elbluht, 6rOnt
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