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Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-10-18
FREDERICKSBURGH
WOOLEN FACTORY

,E subscriber takes this method to inform the public
l. generally that he has again commenced oppersuons
at his Old Stand, such as Wool cardng Rolls spinng
Carpet and Sioc ing YARN Dying Yarn TO- Fanne Car
pets or Coverlets, Manufacturing Wool into Blankets
fiannels, Cloths, Casmere, Cassnett, &c &C..
Work will he done ths shortest notice and at az
moderate charges at any other establishment Ia this
vicinity for cash shares and all work entrusted
his care will be warranted and he has went 10 graa
expense putting his works comp etc working
hopes by strict attention TO business TO receive full
aud liberal share OF the public patronage.
Fredeteksbu' 'gh June lst1 90.
JOHN J. y. pEAIRIcK
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-10-18
MARRIED.

MARRIED, on the 9th inst, at the brides resi-
dence, by Ed. A. A. WALKEp, Miss MARY
BUCHANAN and Mr.. DANIEL PHILIPS, Esq.
On the 10Th inst, by the same, at the brides
residence, Mr. JOSHUA MORELAND and Miss
HANNAH HOGUG, all of Holmes Co., Ohio.
On the Cd inst, by the Rev. J c. GILLIAN, Mr..
JACOB SHUT and Miss HANNAH LONGE.
NECKER, all of Holmes county, Ohio
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-10-18
MofIat's Life Pills and Phenix Biuers.

IN case of Scrof1d Ulcers, Scurney or Eruptions of
the skin, the operation Of the LIFE Medicines is truly
astonishing "es removing In few days, every vestge
Of these oatsom diseases by their purify ing effects
on the bloc =. Bilious IeUer and .4gue, Dyspepsia,
DrOpsy, Piles, ana in short, most ali diseases soon
vie to their curative properties. No family should be
without them, by their timely much sufering and
expense may be saved. For sale BY J,K. RAIFF,
(n47yD Millcrsburg,
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-10-18
James brakes Company.

James brakes company.
The Republican complains that some reckless
Locofoco wanted to whip JAMES DRAKEs company,
about sixty in number, on the night of the Repub.
Iican Meeting. Well, we happened to be an eye
witness to that scrape. We do not know Mr..
DRAKE, but some one in that Company, (the Com
pany being assembled near the Ellison House
ready to S tart out of town. was talking with n
Democrat about betting on the election but could
net agree upon terms, whereupon about twenty OF
the company used insulting remarks and the Dem
ocrat, we do not know who he was, said something
tn reply which led about twenty of the company
10 propose whipping him, The Democrat left
suddenly, and then the gallant Company (they di d
notall engage init) gave groan after groan, oath
upon oath, and vulgar epithet upon vulgar epithet
Arespectible Republican,, church member, stand
ing near us remarked thatfor profanity, vulgarity
and low blackguardism that exceeded ANYTHING he
ever Witnessed in the public street. Their coduc
was so bad that we noticed RoBERr LONG an(
several other respectable Republicans endeovorin,
to get them to leave. We do not know whetbe
JAMES DRAKE was one Of the m en- who msbehayet
or not; we did not know a man in the party and
We cannot, therefore, say who they we're. We
thought the affair too disgraceful to notice. but
since CAsKEY wants to make martyrs of them we
are compelled to place them right before com.
munity. N
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-10-18
Organize,

Let the Democracy Of each township in the
county Immediately go to work and appoint their
committees of vigilance in every school district to
get out full vote at the Presidential Election on
Tuesday, November 9th. Let DOUGLAS and JoHN
BON be the watchword.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-10-18
COL. SAM. COLTS
REVOLVING FIRE ARMS.

PISTOLS, RIFLES, CARDINEs AND SHOT GUNS.
PATFNTs OF 1850; 1851; 1851; 1858.
THESE arms have no equas in quality and finish; ar,
Il adopted by the Army and Navy OF the United States
and the principal governments of Europe; uniform
In all their parts, simple safe, and seiceable
and he had In one hundred varieties as well as Car
ridges Of powder ball and shot, and all small parts fol
repairs from all respectable gun dealers, and the Hard
Tare trade generally.
ADDRESS, SgoAErARY
COLTS PATENT FIREARMs MAN'F'G co..
nsyi HARTFORD, CONN
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-10-18
Republican Decency.

Some Black Republican scamps bored down the
beautiful hickory pole raised by JESSE Uni, at his
residence in Mechanic township. Some few nights
ago a lot of LiNCol.NiTEs got on drunk at Oxford
and went out to burn down the Democratic pole
but not being sin good condition" they set fire to
their own pole and burnt it down. What decency
party.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-10-18
The Fair.

The Fair.
We spent an hour or two at the County Fair on
Thursday last The people of lIolmesville did
their duty towards making a frst-rate Fair. 1t
was, however, too late in the season, and the dis
play of articles on exhibition was not so great as
we had hoped to see. The number Of persons in
attendance was very great.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-10-18
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
Re,iuso,ss Notice.

The Wooster and Tuscarawas Conferences Of
the East Ohio Synod of Evangelical Lutbran
Church, will meet on Thursday, Nov Ist, in this
place. During their session the Pastor of the
MiIlersburg charge will be ordained.
BY ORDER OF PRESIDENT.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-10-18
Go to Work.

Go to Work.
The Presidential Election comes off on Tuesday
the 9Th day of November. Keep your powder
dry and go into the fight in earnest. Have every
Democratic voter at the polls.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-10-18
A Watch Lost,

Mr.. G. w. Row lost a silver bunter.case watch
At the County Fair, at Holmesyillc, on Thursday
last. The finder will be properly rewarded by
leaving It at this Office.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-10-18
Public Schools.

The public schools will commence in this place,
on Monday next, under charge of fRonrRT JUSTICE
JOHN S. ORR, Miss CRUMr, Miss MARTIN and Miss
McMoNEGAL.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-10-18
Putrjtl Sore Throat.

This disease 20 fatal to children, Is carrying off
great number in the eastern part of the county.
1t particularly bad in Walnutcreek and Berlin
Townships
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-10-18
The Rooster,

The Rooster.
Mechanic township offers the Rooster to the
township that gives the greatest increase Mt the
Presidential Election over the vote of SMITH in
the recent contest. Several townships .ill put up
big fight for the chicken. while Mechanic will
make strong effort to keep it. The flag now
held by German township goes to the township that
gives the lnrgest minority.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-10-18
EwJUSTTHE THINGp-A prom

Nfy u UD I I II Il II NN IA NTUTl :
inent physician SAID Of DR.. Wilson's Pills-"If my
patient required an aperent, Wilson's Pills were
Just the thing l wanted ifhe suffered from Dys-
pepsa Acidity of Stomach, CoStiveness, or lnac-
tivity Of Liver, Wilson'S Pills were inst the thing.
Disturbance OF the Circulatory Organs; Wilson's
Pills were just the thing" See "Guide to Heath"
to be had gratis from B. l.. Fahnestock & Co. No
60 Wood Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. Sold by j. X
RAIFF and II. YERGIN, and merchants gener-
ally
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-10-18
Sherif's Sale.
G. F. NEWTON,
Auditor Holmes county, Ohio.

Marnilus s. Rudy. /
We. .. .......
Isaac Rudy
VTendi exponas vs.. defendant in this case issued
v from Stark county Common Pleas and to me di-
rected ut O'Clock r. NJ.
On Monday, the sth dey Of October 1850.
] shall expose To public sale at the door Of the
Court House, in Miliersburg. in said county tho
following described real estate, to-wit the nndi-
vide eighth part Of the south quarter OF sec
the United States military district Holmes ooanty
Ohio except 80 much thereof as is described rs fol-
said quarter thence north one degree, east forty
nine perches and twenty links thence north eighty
ri ght degree fifteen minutes, east one hundred and
ssty perches and twenty links thence south one ds-
gree east forty rods thenSe south sishty
degrees fifteen minutes so 20 the place 81 beg inipf
Catharine Rudy therein with the sppsr rtsnsness.
.JOBNFRLNcH, Sheriff.
Sept. eth lss, VS. pfsfoo
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-10-18
rzv TO CONSERVATIVES.

Es- TO CONSERVATIVES. - The
Advertiser, having been restored 10 health in n
few wweeks bya very simple remedy, inter having
sulIi red several years with severe lung affection,
aud that dread disease, Consumpon--is anxious
OF cure.
To all who desire it, he will send cory Of the
prescription used free of CHARGE, with the drec.
tons for preparing and using the'snme, which they
will find SIRE CusE for CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA,
BRoNcuTis. &c. The only object of the advert
ser is to benefit the afflicted and spread inorma.
lion which h, conceives to be invaluable, aud he
hopes every sufferer will try his remedy, as it will
cost them nothing, and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription Will please I'D
dress
REV EDWARD A. WILSON.
Williamsburgh,
Kings County, New York.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-10-18
DEFICIENT PAIR OF BOOTS.

pair with imperfect heels which give him unstable
foundation, and subjected hun to great Inconvenience
and exeItion to maintain lis foothold HRESAN the
contrary had difficulty in sustaining his equilibrium
Itis notable fact that his "breadbaske" but once
,yeled viii his feet. After the fight 1t was discovered
that he a superior pair OF Boots They tried
by de ent ones and 1t found that It was next to
impossible to knock man over who had them on The
test carried so far that OK woman put them
and ordinary puglst was able to kiosk her from her
''pus" HEEsAN offered s5os, ,4i2 SAL ,0s3 to tel
where he had got them, but he Indignantly refused the
SUI The Boots W made
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-10-18
BY AN EYE WITNESS.

BY the Rev. j. IL. lNGRAllAM, L. l.. d.
One volume, II mo-, cloth, 6O3 pages. Price $l,2i
"This is the third Volume, and the completion of a
series of worss by the autho the history of the
Israeiiiish monarchy. The origin under Noses was
treaed Of in the pillar OF Fire." aud its great glory
der David Is treated Of in this work. (rhe Throne OF Da
vi while the decline Of Hebrew power and the opening
of the dspensatlon meet their delineation in
"Prince Of the House Of David" These works hsto-
icay vruabe, as hanGbooks ofinformation eatiye to
the scenery, geography aud manners OF the o Land
The style is Interesting and powerful the work leads
us to the contemplation and study of the sublime Ian
guage of the Bible and the great doctrines otuth it
ains, without being as such books too ordinarily
eiher maudiin, stupin oogmatc conceted., ,-Bosto
Daily atlas.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-10-18
For Life.

TOT IIIIe.
PRESTON BucKMAsrER was tried for the murder
of his wife at the recent term Of the Court of Com
mon Please of Coshocton County. The Jury dis
agreed as to whether the verdict should be murder
in the first or second degree, whereupon plea Of
guilty of murder in the second degree was offered
by the defendant and accepted by the Court and
he was sentenced to the Penitentiary Tor life.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-10-18

GOLD DIGGINGO DISCOVERED IN HOLMES co.
GREAT EXCITEMEN
500 Men, Women and Children Visit
ing the Mines Daily!
AN EXTRA TRAIN TO BE PUT ON THE TRACK TO
CONVEY THE TERROR STRICKEN PoPULACE!
81 ,UUU in less than an @ week The soldiers Of rrTp,
plouhed up the foundations of soOmous Temple to get
gold; but 60 to
A b FRY,
and you can get without ploughing.
1t ever has been inexpcable problem where Hiram
King of Tyre procured SO much Gold TO Solomon The
problem is now solved by gongto
A B, FA Y,
and he WI Il tell you al about the GOLD of ophre.
Poets have run mad aud Historians ave collapsed In
depcneng the lustrous beauty and radiant glow Of the
diamonds Of olconaa But what is all that in compari-
with the sparkling that gloam anu glitter in the
Jewelry Store of A. B. Fry.
The Pearl seekers of India have furnished matter for
the tragic muse and poarized the hearts Of ehranced
Millions by bringing up from the vasty deep "ptars OF
purest ray serene" But in all that you must wa by
iath until you walk literally into the Jewery Store Of
A b FIR x,
and see what your Eyes behed and what the heart
Of man land woman too) never conceived OF before
Pzarro in Peru and Corez in Mexico shed the blood of
Kiugs and vasss to procure their mines OF Silver, most
VIII c worked into vases and vessels and ysua'
bles, now to he had of
A B FIR
Solomon said there Time for things, but forg,
to mention that A b. FRY had Time pieces for all men
and he il the ag-nt yiog for the best clock
In America.
SPECTACL LES!
You talk of seeing an awful spectacle but the speets
cles at A. B. FRY S surpassUs al sPECTACLES that sor
Eyes bched SO little and big, rich and poor, hgf
and low, big and ugly, every body and the rest man
kind, come right anng-not with your Picks and Shove
your Pockets weighed down with old rusty Gold anf
Sve dollars old Jewelry and torn sank Bill and have
il replaced with something Of more benefit that YOU may
90 your way rejoicing. Tell it every where that ou
STOCK of .
| WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEHELRE SILVER
| AND PLATED H.IRE FANCY
GOODS, go, 6C, SC,
| cannot be surpassed either in quality or prices.
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry repaired, and all worl
warranted.
| To secure n fine viaR call early In the morning.
rY- Room in weirchs block, North side oi Jackson
SIR, ct, Mill-rsburg, Ohio. A. B. FRY.
l MAY, l6l-nllf
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-10-18
G. HIATT, MILLERsBURG, O.,

Who always hand to supply the peorle Of the United
States with the best Boots and Shoes made in the World
In addition to his work he has just received from
the eastern cities very large stock OF
EASTERN BOOTS & SHOES
CaH Early and often C, HIATT,
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-10-18
TiEENAN & SAVERS.

LIVERY one who has paid any attention to the great
II fight between GENAN SAVERS did hot fail to notice
the numbr of times sAYERs knocked from his
pegs" but IL not generally known that many OF his
sammersalts resulted from wearing
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-10-18
IT II e
THRONE OF DAVID
FROM tbs
CoNscRATIoN OF THE SHEPHERD OF BATHLEHEM
REBELLION OF PRINCE. E.ABSALOM.

Beng Illustration of the Splendor, Power and Do
ninicn of the Reign of the Shepherd King, in "a
series OF letters, wherein the magnih-
cence o Judea is shown to the
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-10-18
Notice.

A LIpersons holding any portio of the County's
"A share OF the Surplus Revenue, are hereby no.
tilted that unless they pay the Interest now due on
the same on or before the first day of November
next, the Bonds will be handed over to William
Reed, Esq, for collection Of both the Principal and
Interest. BY order Of tho Commissioners,
u. I. NEWTON,
september 10, le6O-n3lw6. County Auditor,
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-10-18

To amount school fund received at Columbus
do interest paid ,on section sixteen
do do United States military fund
do special school fund collected tax duplicate OF 1s5s
Total
do school orders returned
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-11-21
TELEO X a P HIC.
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FEon New Y0gk

!. ~ NV YoaK, Nov. 20.
The American Exp, sss Cowpsoy sf.r to
convey free of tran -p.rtrt,on nupsy and cloth.
log 70 the ps pie OF Ksnsas.
rpecisl dlspstch - the Tsssss savs I die.
upxulsbsd Soushsrn senator uvv ,o v ash,. =.
too. not ouly dsuiss The righ, " escsss..u. but
thiuks resident BuchsLsn 10 in ieul, for 20,
giving the re ractory states TO understand .t
cDss thst the whUls over Of tue Feds, q
Government ill bs used to sus sin and pre-.
serve ths Unl00
The same correspondent s.ys the speech Of
Mr. Rhett, in wh en- he says Gen. La ne has
south Carolina 10 The eveut II secession.
U,H cuitles y much commented on in 100
liz icst circieA
A rpecial dispatch from Raleigh, N. C.. to
the Herald. cay she Legislature is Assem-
bIed. a .,rony southern feeling 10 manifest
in the Governors M.sssgs. which vil, be
ssnt in TO morrow. tskss strong SOuihsrl
gr.nnds. 1t recommends . conference with
the nrighboring Statss. and then state Con-
vention ON Federal sffsirs. He recommen 10
the snrollnsnt ot eli mso between l6 and ab
y.ars. and the Raising Of ,Orps VI 1000
volunt.ers with srus and eQuipmsnts lie
goes for resisting any attempt - coercion iu
any event
A special Montgomery. (Als.) dispatcn TO
tae Herald ssys:-"The tual0n bet WeeD the
Ben snd Brsckinridgs parties is steadily pro-
gresslug. Both sides advocate esti sne view.
John J. Morgan. Breck,nrldgs e'~c'or vt large.
and Wm. Phiiiips. a prominent Bell man. are
nominated 10 represent Dallas c"uoty in IL.
Convention. Ths meeting -ss tie largest ev.
er held 10 this codnty snd strong secession res
oiutioDs we're pAss.d uuxnlmou.l,."
Breekinridees majority over Bell and Doug
las 10 about 10000.
A special Charleston. f. c. dispatch cay.
the Psiu etto hAy has been hoist d On the ar
mory Of the Savannah Republican Blues, vhu
lately visited New York.
A slave who procislln.d his right to free.
dom nov that Lincoln WAS elected. VS. arrest
su. but scbs4q, entity released. bsving excur Ell
hiu,seif by saying hs - drunk when 10 n,aGe
the reuIsrk
The clerks 4 Mr.. Jsquet. jevelsr 10 Naseao
street. are under srrest. cha ysd with roobing
their enplo, er's safe oi loo gold watches. The
rsce Yer. nsms cd jacob Levy, was also arrested
a. an accomphcs.
The jury 10 the wife poisoning case at Bsr-
gen. n. have rendtr rcd verdict * aius
" IN. Aibso'n. the husband.
The Worlds v ashlngton correspondent
ssys:-'lt l. authOrstlveiv asserted that Buch
snan will hold no comu, nicstion with any Sc
cession commissioners from South Carolina.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-11-21

FoRrY BABIES IN TEN DAYS LIZ
ClAlas AGAINST rue WoaLD.-As 90 instance Of
the rapid issssase in importance and popula-
ton Of the Western country-as an instance Of
the cheering abundance Of the crops Of scott
county, An instance Of the souodssss Of
the citissns Of Ls Claire on the goose qnessios,
We chronicle the fact-we point with feelings
oijast county pride to the imposine fact that
the foil number Of forty births have taken
place in the town Of LIE Cl-ire rithin the last
ten days! Talk about your big potatoes; abort
your wheat. forty bushels to the acre talk
about sscsssion sad dissoion, and sh snch
ssuff-thst sio't nothing compared With this
mighty vindicAtion "f Iowa progress and Io~e
institutions. Forty banies 10 ten days forty
hoo~ made happy forty jueil.nt f.shsss;
forty cradles to rock; forty thousand asrssmsl
Jsrusalsm. ~sss country z oi,bf
The doctors cay sAst the good mothers stS
qaits - veil - could be expected" thssk
you; SD shs children are an .uare, hss,sh, !.
pretty; 'stle TO drsw their regular rationar rsod
ere prtadpAlly gisl. I...ssx,sl s,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-11-21
From Washington.

WAshlNGToN, Nov. 70.
The President has completed writing his an /.
nua' message.
JUICE Wayne, Of the Supreme Court, has. it
- un lerstood. in Washington. been saying
among tier things, that four.6 tbs q the peo.
pl- OF Savannah are opposed to secession.
Owing 10 the absence Of Col Ripley in Js-
pan. Col. Craig has b. en- or .ered to enter At
once upon the duties Of insr ector Of srssnsi.
armories.
According to an article in to-day's Richmond
Drspatch. Virginia can ut the present. arm ef.
f-ci-n,iy about 26 O',O men. She has ~ least
60 brol lzed ard r.ded field p~ices and ho viixers
A contract has been made f,r 3 900 shells and
schrapreil. in ad0itlon to lhos. purchased with
the farrott guns ; 500 barrels OF Duprnt poe.
der has been purchased aud store in magazines
built for the purpose.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-11-21
River lseasls.
Monday, Nov. 20.

Monday, Nov. 20.
AisrvsD
Luz,nNE, Davis, Montrose.
DENAARK Robinson, La rosse.
CANADA, Parker, st. Paul.
MErxsroLIrAS, Patton, Montrose.
Sas Rs SBBs:l BEL AssSSs+s;s. sSS+sss..@ essYsyssas. @ Ysyss..
LACROSSE, Parker, ST. Louis.
DEPARTED.
LuzsRNE, Davis, Montrose.
DENMARK, Robinson, Montrose.
CANADA, Parker, Montrose.
METROPOLITAN. Patton. Nontr0se.
DR.. KANE. Hubbard, st. Louis.
POnEROY, -, Mostrose.
NiNOM,NEE, -, St. Louis.
JOHN BrLL VOORHEES,, st. Louis.
LACROSSE, Parker, st. Paul.
The Z. ty Belle. Capt. Mitchell, will depart for
Montross and Ill interme1ia landings this
morning.
The Frank Steele is duo from above for Mont
rose this morning.
The Fred Lorens will depart fov st. Paul al l
way points this morning.
The mail AMI passenger steamer Kate Cassel,
Capt. hillhouse, will depart for Montross this
morning.
By TELEGRAPH.
LOUISVILLE, Ky Nov. 10.
Boirs SUNK.-The steamer Tecumseh, Captain
Logan, from Cincinnati to New Orleans, heavily
laden, sunk across the mouth Of the Canal
Her 'argo is badly damaged. No lives lost.
Five coal boz sts also sunk at the entrance of
the Canal, which will obstruct navigstion for rev
eral days.
SrEAMBoAr Sv-The steamer Papama,
bound for New G 20 ms, burned at uniontown last
night. Capt Lamb lost. The remaining officers,
crew and passengers were all saved.
ST. Louis, Nov. 20.
AN0rHER.-The steamer Emigrant burned 1t
Dasier's landing on the Missouri River yesterday
morning. Value of boat $4,000. Uninsured
Value Of cargo not estimated.