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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-05-24
Washington News.
Washington, Ma

| " toh, AO'
The Reciprocity Treaty will probaly be
brought to the attention of the House
next week. 1t is said that the President
and Secretary of the Treasury, together
with number of the members OF Con-
gress, are opposed to it, while it is charged
that Canada has violated the spirit of the
treaty. No complaint is made of the 9th
er British Colonies, who are equally with
Canada parties to the arrangement.
The spacious residence of Gen. Cass to-
night presented a truly brilliant scene
The occasion being an entertainment TO
the japanese Embassy. Among tie gay
and fashionable ihrong were the army and
navy officers in costume, members of Con-
gress, foreign Ministers and attaches, to-
gelher with hundreds of ladies, arrayed in
rich and splendid costumes displaying the
choicestral beautie. -.....
The band of music added to the gener
al delight of the distinguished visitors,
about II in number, who were more fash
ionable than those who preceded them, and
therefore did not arrive until ten O'Clock.
On their entrance into the parlors all eyes
were naturally directed towards them.
They were in comparison with the dresses
which they wore on the day they were
presented to the President, plainly attired.
They carried with them, however, their
swords and other distinctions of office, but
wore no head dresses. They were close
observers of the scene, while their distin-
guished entertainer was assidous in his at
tentions. As heretofore they were accom-
panied by the Naval Commission and MIR.
Putnam the Interpreter. Notwithstanding
their accustomed gravity they appeared to
be delighted with the brilliant scene, but
as heretofore abstained from familiarity
with the ladies. To do them honor, the
festivities were prolonged to a late hour.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-05-24
nEXa heard recently Of ioke In con:

EWe heard recently Of a joke in con-
neciion with the secession of the Disun-
ionists from the Charleston Convention
that is too good to be lost. A fussy del
egate from Alabama, during the progress
Of the discussion or the platform, kept whis-
pering to delegate from the Northswest
that bis Stale would be obliged TO secede
if the minority report carried. When it
was adopted, he picked up his hat and de-
clared his purpose of going-that he eoald
not stay any longer in the Convention
His Western friend said the only consola-
ton he could give him would be found in
the fifth chapter and Seventeenth verse of
Matthew, OF in the seventeenth chapter and
fifth verse, he did not recollect which,
"What is the passagel" said the Alabam-
ian. "Secede and be id" was the reply.
. Gin. Enquirer. as. ue-
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-05-24

Mrs. c. P. Brister, editress of Newark (o.) Times
wItes in her paper of January 30 1859, follows:
gE We know that DIR. Robacks scandinavian Rene
dies all they claim to be- The DR.. presented with
few bottles of his Scandinavian Blood Purifier and
boxes of his Blood Pills last summer, which put new
life into u.s. They invigorae, strengen, and leave the
system in a better condition than simants usually do
and have depressing effect. We feel safe in recommend
ing the Blood Purifier to all suffering from debility be
the cause what it may the Pills have this peculiarly,
they POWERFULLY active and at the time leave
the patient stronger and in improved condition differ
ent from most drastic remedies. Try them with the
Blood Purifier and you will feel like many who have been
relieved, and willing to add testimony to their Off
cacy.
nadrar
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-05-24
GohMefciai Waffefs.
Millersburs Market.
ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given thata petition will
1N be presented 10 the Commissioners of
Holmes county, at their June Session, 1860,
praying for an alteration ON the State Road
leading from Millersburg, Holmes county, o.,
to Jeromeville, Ashland county, o. Said alter
alton 10 commence In Monroe tp., Holmes coun-
ty. o.. on lot no. 10, owned by 7. johnson,
thence Southeast few rods to near the North
line of lot no. IL, owned by L. Uhl; thence East
along said line near Hudson and Corn S corners,
the owners of the above named lots, thence
South along the line to the old road and there to
end. PETITIONERS.
May ,, ls6O-37w3.
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Celebration at chicago.

SHltAGO, hdv Q.
The nomination of Mr.. Lincoln for the
Presidency by the Republican National
Convention, has been received by the par
ty in Illinois and the Northwest, with an
enthusiasm unparalleled since the days of
1910.
The excitement which has been centred
at the wigwam for the last three days, has
scattered throughout the city. The Wide
Awakes this evening are marching in pro-
cession,. numbering over 1000 with torch
lights, banners and transparencies.
All appear 10 have laid aside their grav-
ity and become again boys. Bonfres
blaze on the street corners, meetings are
being held in front of the fremont and
Metropolitan Hotels, and large and en-
thusiastic meeting is being held at the wig
wan. Speeches by Hon. Joshua R. Gid
dings and other prominent men and dele
gates to the Convention. The Press and
Tribune establishment whose publication
of. the debates between Douglas and Lin
coin in the Senatorial campaign of 1858,
gave to the latter much of his national
reputation. issplendidy illuminated in hon
or Of the success of their favorite candi-
date. Other buildings in various parts of
the city are brilliantly illuminated.
The annoancemento of Mr.. Lincolu's nom
ination was made ,at Springfield at noon
today. That city to-day is in blaze of
excitement. A large and enthusiastic meet
ing assembled at the State House tonight,
and were addressed by several prominent
citizens. The meeting adjourned at o.
clock, escorted by Young America Band,
and proceeded to the residence of Mr.. Lin
coin. His appearance was the signal for
immense cheering. When it ended Mr..
Lincoln said, that the honor of such vis-
it was. intended particularly for himself as
q private citizen, but rather as the repre-
sentative of a great party. In reference to
his position on the political questions Of
the, day, he referred his many enthusi-
astic hearers to bis previous public letters
and speeches. The speech throughout,
which was very brief, was loudly applauded
A CosscIENrIoUs EseINEER.-On last
Wednesday evening, Mr.. Cooper was run
over and killed by. train of cars on the
Hudson River railroad, at Carmansville,
N. Y. The accident was unavoidable on
the part Of the engineer, and the Cor
oner's Jury exonerated him from all blame.
The deceased was terribly mangled, and
the dreadful occurrence made a deep i'm
preston upon the engineer, who saw the
whole occurrence without ability to prevent
it. The next day he did not drive his
locomotive; but the day following he con-
cluded to try it again, accompanied, how
ever, by brother engineer. AS he ap-
preached Carmansville, he became. instnat-
ly agitated, and, upon passing the place
where the accident occurred he tainted
away. He never revived, and died the
following evening literally broken hearted
1t is said he was one-of the best engineers
on the road.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-05-24
HUMPHREYS
ECIFIC
Gomeopatbif Remedies

"AYE been before the public for five years, and
i i have every where golden opinions from the
many thousands. who have used them.
Simple, free from intrcacy technicality, danger,
they have become the resource and aid of the parent
traveller nurse invalid and have become the family
physician and medical adviser of thousands of families
No where have they been tried without having been
NIB. A full set of Humphreys Homeopathic Speci-
fcs with Book of Directions and twenty different
edes, in large vias case ditto in plain case,
81; of fifteen boxes and Book, 81 Single boxes
25 cents and % cents.
These Remedies by the single box case, are sent
by mail express, free of charge to any address,
receipt of the price. Address
DIR. L. HUMPHREYS & CO.
No. 562 broadway, New York.
March q, lS60-3l
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Confirmed Consumption.


4 fe,c doses sriH also at once check and
cure the most sepere Diarrh9a proceeding
from COLD IN THE BOWELS.
These medicines are prepared By DR.. C. NJ.
JACKSON g. Co., No. AIS 4rch Street, Phila-
delpha, Pa, and are sold By druggists and
dealers in medicines ereryachere, at IS cents
per bottle. The signature Of c. NJ. JACKSON
riH be on the outside i0rapper Of each bottle.
In the Almanac published annually by the
propricters, called EvERYBoDY's ALMANAC,
you riH find testimony and conimendatory
notices from all parts Of the country. These
Almandcs are giUen aicay By all our agents.
SOLD BY II. YERGIN, MIllersburg, o., and
Dealers generally.
Aug. Is, 1s59-r3n52y1
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-05-24
THE HUBBARD MACHINE.

We also saw and for the first time. the recently
vented Hubbard Machine and took it to be two wheel
cd carriage in which farmers and their wives go mill
or meeting but little examination, and little judi
cous information at elbow convinced that the
tce Harvesting Machine; it is simple in construc
establishment have orders for almost many Of these
machines they get up this season. thus has this
Hrrvester the favor and appreciation Of agrcu
turiS
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-05-24
To the creditors of A. II. Smith, Decd.

TINHE subscriber has been appointed by the PROBATE
Court Of Holmes county, Ohio, commissioner 9I tne
estate of A. II. Smith, decd represented insoven,,
allowed To creditors to bring in and prove their claims
against said estate The subscriber NIL ai.enu % 70 the
m :, ms sn eouny Ohio on the 81 Of March
1890 the 9Th and 7th days April 1860 and the 5th day
of Nav 1850 at o'clock in the the forenoon of each
of said days THIS % day Of January, 1850.
JOHN HOUSTON, Commissioner.
o,lr
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-05-24
WOODS IMPROVED MOWER

The propetors of these works have also secured the
right of sale of Woods Improved Mower said to be the
lightest machine made and which is afforded at only
eighty dollars This machine in quality and price is
remarkable one. s- st 90
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-05-24
YorSGLovE's STAR GRAIN DRILL.

This machine in particular attracts attention on
count of its beauty of finish, strength and ightness-
This machine has already drilled its way into the regard
of the farmers and has become indispensable farming
machine. We might enlarge upon the Of the drill
and pontto exchanges for the evidence in favor Of
using drill BY the testimony such exchanges unver-
wheat fields where the drill was used over those where
it was not used. But we viii not question the intsll
gence of farmers BY urging the advantages of the of
n. c. Younglove of this city and shows him to he
gentleman of genius and practical kind of genius Of
which our city should be proud -
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-05-24

Emery's Endless Chain Horse Power and Baldwin. De-
witt Co.'S Sweep Power, with improved machinery for
saving wood thrashug and other purposes reduce the
severe abors of the barn floor and wood yard to
pastime.
Cummings Straw and Stalk Cutter is machine that
will pay foriself every winter month in the economy OF
the barn yard and every farmer and stock grower should
have one. ] -Ea y FE35 ssfas
But we cnn specify no further for the endless variety
Plows Harvesters Cultivators Field RoIlersSepers
Corn Shelters, Straw Cutters Churns r, fairly weary
the eye and prove verify that hath sought out
many invention, if he has not in his assurance
tured defy the prmeval edict that n the sweat Of
thy face shalt thou eat bread'' by deysng labor
chimes that turn toll rto nj
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-05-24
PRICE LIST At THE WORKS.

I
Emcry'stwo Horse Power, Thresher and Sep
Emery 5 one Horse Power, Thresher and SCI
Emery's two Horse Power alone 1000
Emerys one Horse Power alone 5000
Baldwin, Dewitt & Co.'s Sweep Power Complete, $500
Baldwin Dewitt Co.'S Thresher and Separator $500
Set of Bands 500
WOOD SAVING MAoHINsRY.
B. D: & Co.'S Combined Circular & Cross Get Saw
B., D. : Cos Patent Single Cross Cut woodssw-
sweep Power and Confined Saving aaehine,vith ''''
Sweep Power and Single Cross Cut Saving Ma ''
chine, Bands Complete, 10000
One Horse Endless Chain Power, and Cross Cut
Saving Machine, - l2500
Two Horse Endless Chain Power and Gross Cut
and Circular Saw Combined, 1880
for cutting wood, 500
HAY AND HARVESTING MACHINES.
Manny's Combined Machine, No. l, 5000
Nanny Is Combined Machine Nos. 2 &3, 1000
Hannys Combined Machine, No.4, 5000
Hubbards Centre Draft Mower - 1880
Hubbard's Centre Draft Reaper and Mower
Cleveland Iron Mower Fishers Patent), 1000
Discount of SO either of the above for all cash
when the order is sent.
Woods Improved Mower, 5000
And Freight from Hoosick Falls n. Y. Discount of So
for all cash.
No Horse Hay Rake, 500
t1- e4--7 GRAIN DRILLS.
Baldwin, Dewitt & Co.'s Double Rank Star Drill $500
Baldwin, Dewitt L Co.'s Star Grain Drill, with
Grass Seed Sower, $500
IRON FIELD ROLLERS.
No. 1, A Sections, Il inches long, IS inches di-
No, 2, 5 Sections, Il inches long, IS inches di-
No. 8, s Sections, Il inches long. Is inches d
ameter, 5000
BAY, STRAW AND STALK CUTTERS. FOR HAND OR POWER.
Cummings improved hay, straw and stalk cutter, -
No. /, 1890
Cummings improved hay, straw and stalk cutter, 49,
Cummings improved hay, straw and stalk cutter,
Cummings IN Improved hay straw and stald cutter.
clipper hay. straw and stalk cutter. = 1900
Sanford 40 knife hay and straw cutter, 1000
- CORN sHELLERs.
Improved Western, Single, 1900
Improved Western, Double, 1900
Pulley for Power, extra, ,v-i 100
CORN ouLrrvAIoRs.
Expanding, S Steel Teeth, 500
E xpanding 5 Steel Teeth, and Wheel : $50
Expanding, Steel Teeth, reverable and Wheel $50
E Expanding 5 Steel Teeth, {" without Wheel 500
Teeth, separate-each, 80 63
Double ShovelP Plow, 450
One Horse Corn Plow, 4,0
seddes' harrow, II teeth, 500
Seddes' harrow, is teeth, 1000
Setdes' harrow, % teeth, 100
ieddes' harrow 20 teeth io0
Seddes' harrow 80 teeth, iAW
Expanding horow, 20 teeth ieW
harrow, No. l. ~
harrow No. n. WHEATON, ~"
May 8, 1860. Agent for Holmes County.
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WHAT THEY MAKE.

Baldwin, Dewitt Co. are manufacturers .,r,oS, sxa,z
variety of agricultural implements and mahhines and
have on hand in their immense store house. large
mass Of nnished work ready for the opening market
Reapers, Mowers, and Combined Machines Horse Pow.
ers of many varieties, Wood Saving Machines, Crair
Drills, Straw and Stalk Cutters Corn Shelters Churns
&C., and an endless variety of Plows, cultirators
Harvesters, &c All these exqusitely finished ant
each is t to stand model IN the Patent Office
or as premium specimen at the state Fair.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-05-24

The great Republican Wigwam erected
by the whole-souled men Of Chicago, and
crowded to overflow with I've Republicans
Of both sexes from all parts of the coun-
try, day and evening last week. was such
spectacle as has never been before look
ed upon in the United States. The Press
states that a very careful and accurate
count was made Of the number of persons
in it at the time the balloting for Presi-
dent was taking place, and resulted as fol-
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-05-24
THE CLEVELAND IRON MowER.

This establishment also makes the Cleveland IRON
Mower, with Fishers Patent aud this certainly is a.
complete specimen Of manufac.uring skill
exhibited. Such Mower viii make the meadows field
of pleasure rather than of toll andsuch machinery
should tempt Thousand delvingi cities seek
the fields. These Mowers have lately received improve
nients which add to their utility and value and con-
structed with great strength and durability.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-05-24
THE NANNY REAPER AND MOWER

In particular we were interested in the famous Nanny
Combined Reaper and Mower, which we believe the
original cobined machine Single Reapers and Single
Movers in but the combination Of the two was
not acqnired until this made its appearances; and
the Nanny Machine has maintaned It's high position
while many attempts to reach like success have failed
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-05-24

VIZ were delighted at visit paid lately to the i'm
wv meuse establishment of Baldwin, Dewitt Co..
on West street, Merwin known the rCleveland
Agricultural Works. The establishment is one of the
largest and most complete in the country, and independ
of the wealth it adds City, and of the bread il
furnishes to the eenployees we could not but congrau
late farmers that such giant was in
slant operation for the purpose of relieving ers of the
soil from their excessive manual hbor.
The building Is, think the largest in city, de-
voted TO one purpose and not certain but that it
the largest in tie West The huge brick pile Is alive
Win human and mechanical industry. Most Of the
work IS done BY machinery and this is perfect of its
SHIN - fS--S~' S--->
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ART ITEMS.
d w. 4.

--Fashion is not half so tickle and caprcious d.
viny Sc she is accused of beog. Strange some Of
her freaks appear, there is philosophy in them, we
have no doubt if we could only discover it. But
there is one thing in which fashion conforms strictly
to the order of nature and makes an uuerriug choice
in her lovely instincts In the color of her vestmsns
she always conforms to the season. When the first
frosts of Autumn begin to tirge the foliage of one
forests and gardens with gorgeous hues of purpe aud
crimson, and gold and deep-toned browns and
gIays, the vevets and silks, the merinoes,
cashmeres, ard brocadss, all assume correspond
ing colors though all the ,tus that have been lying
in the importers and obbers stores had been suddenly
acted upon by the same atmospheric agencies that
have produced 20 brilliant and magical al effect upon
the naples, the beeches, the oaks and pepper
idges of our forests During the past ten days,
though the warm weather still continues, the
change Of color in the dresses which may
10 seen in Broadway lie as marked as the
change which may be seen In the vegetable king
dom. Every who ia not so unfortunate as to
be afflicted with color blindness must ha re been mado
conscious Of the incoming of tint this season. in
the world of fashion. A color Of peculiar brliancy
must have been noticed in the show-windows Of mil
liners and d,ygoods Dealers fluttering from ladies'
tonnets, spoDg their dresses edsng their haadker-
chief, and and then tied in very narrow strips
'arouId the throats of dressy young men. Last year
this lovely hue ragged in England, and was domesti
Gated in France, and occasional elmpses were had Of
it in Broadway. But now eruption of il like
scarlet fever has broken out on this side Of the At
lantic The French call this new tint maure from its
resemblance to tho marsh mallow, which It does not
much resemble, It's nearest vegetable relative In point
of color, being boiled beet but the true name of
it Is Perkins, Parple, so called after the Euglsb
chemist who fret succeeded in extracting IL from coal
Gar. An English periodical last year. in giving an &C.
ccmt q the discovery Of this beautiful tint says
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-08

r,pr or WILLIAM PORTER BY PRAscs bRihtHh
~ i2mO. PIP. g7s ID. Appleton Co.
The numerous host of friends With whom the late
william T. Porter was the subject of such enthusiastic
attachment. will welcome this memoir from the pen OF
one Who from family ties and PERSONAL sympathy was
in every way qualified to do justice to bio character
ard career He has presented an interesting descrp-
ton Of the pleasant scenes in which the early days OF
Porter were passed the transition from the pe'csfd
valley of the Come in Vermont to the hustle aud
ext pens Of New York city, and the successive steps
bv which he created an American sporting liersture
and became himfelfa high authority in the American
,nortir world. Several details are given with regard
70 the remarkable brothers Of Mr. Por err aud some Of
bis pr ninent contemporaries 10 the same walk OF life
which cannot fail to attract attention from a large
circle of readers
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GA LITERARY QUESTION" ANSWERED.


SIR: Your correspondent, 81. l.. H., simply re-
wives exploded story reference to the authorship Of the
bssd Of William and Margaret" Monsieur Tonson Taylor
1882 merely copies made In Of the editions Of
Andrew Marveps works 776) by the editor Capt Edward
Thompson whom Robert Chambers characerizes " la
mentally de hcent In historical Diligence and literary nfoms
tionn Thompson appears to have discovered sort Of
script boob containing selection of
of which be 10 hand writing of Marvel and
he gives him the credit other authorship Or John
ron soon stated that Tho chsrg of plagiarism
against Me wholly unfsunded and his opn has been
spce adopted Anderson Chalmers Campbell Hail. aud every
subsequent editor eiher Maet Msve And on says:
this ballad Maet has been envied the reputation and
temps made rob him Of his Justly acquired fame TIA
authenticity doubted In The Friends 73) aud plagiarism
has boldly charged but proved by Capt Thompson
The internal testimony is totally against him. and amply
sufficient overthrow all his preSmpre evidence" The facts
were that William and Margaret" suggested by the old
bsled Of Fair Margaret and Sweet William" published IN
Petcys collection Malet himself acknowledges this He
sy These ne naked Of ornament and simple they
struck fancy and bringing fresh into my mind unhappy
much talked of formerly birth following
Dealer July q, l724.
With regard to the rObs Addonan Hymn whose frat ue,
The spacious ornament on high"
incorrectly quoted both by Taylor and b. L. nobody but
the slippery Captain Thompson ventured to
obe it pny other pen than that classic which
/" How are thy servants blest o Lord"
Both unmistskaby Addison's D. WE.
Neig- York, Sept. g.
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