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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-08-01

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Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-05-03

G25, four rounds, in five minutes, at Jongrcach.
January 30, l-56-lIcat Harry POulson, ESQ a
side, l09 rounds, hours aud 8 minutes, at Ap.
pledOrc
January 8, ls57-Fought Aaron Jones, Gi0o .
side, go rounds, hours on an Island iu the rivei
Midway Darkness came on and the fight ad
journed.
February 10, ls5i--Beat Aaron Jones, GlOO 0
side, and bet of Gl00 side, So rounds, hours
on an island IN theiver Medway
February 10, ls57--Receyed II handsome sill
vcr cup as mark ofrespect for the last hight
June l6, ls57-Beat William Perry, Ohe Tip
ton Slashcr,) E200 side and the championship
10 rounds hour and AZ minutes, on an island ii
the river Medway.
June, %, 1851 Received the champions tel
value GIO0.
January 5, lS5s-Bcat Bill Benjamin, G200
side and the championship, 3 rounds, 6l4 min
utcs, on NJ island in the river Midway.
June 10, le5e---Bcat Tom Paddock, for Gl5'
and the championship.
April 8, l,59--BeatBiIl Benjamin, E2O0 a side
September 90, lS59--Bcat Bcb Beetle, G40
to E200,
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-05-03
Heennn and Sayers.


To-day we publish an account of the exciting
fight between Hecnan and Sayers. Heenan was
never engaged in but one fight before. That was
with John MoTissey in Canada, on the Goth Of
October 1858. In that Fl hit he was defeated in
fifteen rounds occupying twentyone minutes
Heenan is a native of Troy, New York, twenty.
five years age, six feet one inch in height, and
weighs about one hundred and ninety pounds.
Sayers is a native of Pimlico, England, thirty
four years old, five feet eight and half inches
high and weighs about one hundred and forty.
eight pounds. lie is the wearer of the champions
belt of England. The following is list of his
former performances in the ring
March 10, l8i9-Beat Ably Couch, E5 side
six rounds, II minutes % seconds, at Greenhthe
June %, ls50-Fought Dan Collins, E25 a side
nine rounds, 27 minutes, at Edenbridge; disturbed
by magistrates, and met again the same day al
Red Hill, where 39 rounds in hour and SO min
utes, were fought. Darkness came on and the
fight was adjourned.
April 90, lS5l-Beat Dan Collins, f25 side
"A rounds, "a minutes, at Chapman's Marshes
Longreach.
Ga rounds hours so minutes, at Milden Hall.
January 26, ls52-Beat Jack Martin, ESQ q
side, % rounds, 50 minutes, at Longreach.
October Is, lS53--Beaten by Nat Langham
flO0 side, 81 rounds, 2, hours andtwo minutes
at l. keuhaa,h.
February 2o, lS5i--Beat George Sims, ESQ to
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-05-03
A Sad Accident.

A distressing accident occurred at llomesville
on Friday last. Mr. John Mccarthy was using a
hand in repairing the railroad track, and while
pushing it along with load of ties, two Of his
sons being on top, one boy, about fourteen year:
of age, jumped off and fell so that the car passed
over his legs, severely injuring him; but by the
one brother jumping off the tie on which they were
seated caused it to tip which threw the younger
brother off, boy Of about twelve years. in such
way that the tie fell on his head and mashed it S,
rs to cause instant death.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-05-03
Died

Mr.. ]. w. WHEATON, Recorder of this county,
died on yesterday morning, (the 2d inst.) His
disease was consumption, and having been linger-
ing for considerable length of time his death
was not at all unexpected by his many friends who
mourn his loss Mr.. WHEATON was truly an es-
Unable citizen and we'll mcrted the esteem and
confidence of all who knew him. In his official
capacity it was his highest pleasure to render uni
yersal satisfaction.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-05-03
In Tune.

The following is specimen of a novel adyer
tisemcnt that appeares in the Wapakoneta Demo
Crat ofa late date:
My wife has left my Bed aud Board,
For few days, II few days,
She left of her own accord,
When l was out from homes
] caution all to this amount
Nowadays, now-a-day,s
Don't trust her now on my account,
For she's never coming home.
April Sd, 1860. MARTlN REKER
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-05-03
The Dangers of Spring.

The Dangers of Spring.
Awrter says we have the highest medical au'
thorty for saying that great many more per-
sons die in May than in November The natural
causes are lst--1he increased dampncss of the
atmosp here, proven by the fact that doors which
shut easily in winter do not do SO in summer. 2l
Nature takes away the appetite for meals, for
heat giving food, in order to prepare the body for
the increased temperature Of summer. But two
errors in practice at tins time, interfere with wise
natures arrangements and induce many and pain
ful and dangerous diseases. First, the amount of
clothing is diminished too soon. Second, the con-
veniences of fire in our dwellings are removed too
early. All persons. especially children, old peo-
pie, and those in delicate health, should not re-
move the thiclest wooden flannel of mid winter,
until some time in May. aud then it should be
merelya change 20 little thinner material. Fur
naces should not be removed. nor fire places and
CRATES cleaned for the summer, until the first of
June; for brisk fire in the CRATE is sometimes
very comfortable in the last week in May; that
may be a rare occurrence, buta it does sometimes
take place, it is better to be prepared for it than
10 sit shiveling for half n day, with the risk to
ourselves and children, of some violent attack of
spring Diseases
BY inattention to these things, four causes are
in operation to chill the body and induce colds and
fevers. First, the dampnesS of the atmosphere in
May. Second, that striking falling off in appe-
lite for meals and other cheating" food Third,
the premature diminution Of clothing. Fourth,
the too early removal of the convenicnces of fire.
And when the verl changing condition of the
weather of May is taken into account, il is no won,
der that under the influence of so many causes of
diminution of the temperature of the body, many
fall victims to disease. In November, the health
lest month in the year. we have put on our warm
est clothing, kindled our daily fires, we have
found keen relish for substantial food, while the
dampness of the atmosphere has been relieved by
the condensation of increasing cold. The wise
will remember these things Tor lifetime, and
teach them to their children.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-05-03
BRIDGE NOTICES,

BEfrGE ACHJssS s ALrcEEEE.- The Commissioner.
# j. mes county will meet near Peter Crcce's in
Prairie own'hip the 10th day ,f April, 1860, at
| o'clock 2. W., i,r the purpose Of letting and
tracing for the b,iliing Of Bridge across Salt
creek, where the State road from Minersbure to
Wooster across said stream, The Stone and Wood
OF the work will be given on the day Of ae.
BRIDGE ACROSS MoHEGAS.-Ihe said Commis-
sioners will also meet Mt the old Bonnet farm in
Washington township, on the i7th day df April, 1886,
at o'clock i. NJ. for the purpose Of letting and
contracting ior the bplIing oi Bridge across Mo-
to 4oudenville VIII cross said stream. The Stone
and Wood work 10 be let seperateiy. The Wood
work 70 be on the plan Of the buckingham self-sup-
porting bridge across killbueh creek below Oxford,
Ia CG.hoctou county. Further specifications will
CT. NEWTON, County Auditor.
L.. order of the Commissioners.
March l9.h, 1850. L5w5prit3.75.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-05-03
County Recorder.

Up to the hour of going to press the County
Commissioners had not made an appointment to
fill the vacancy in the Recorders Office but as
sembed for that purpose to-day. 1t is needless
for us to say that they will make an appointment
''fit to be made"--one that will be eminently
qualified to fill the position.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-05-03
Atlantic for May.

This contains many entertaining and instructive
papers. "Circuinstance," is II thrilling adyen-
ture of woman in the Maine woods Biography
Poetry, a critical sketch of Hawthorne, sc, with
the never to be overlooked Professor, make up
the Contents. Ticknor & Fields, Boston.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-05-03
T'he Law s.

The Laws.
Next week we will finish the publication of the
laws. BY reading them it will be discovered that
they are few, short and of but little account 1t
was great winters work for "a hundred and TWEEN.
ty nLle bodied mon
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-05-03

MARKEDLY r. Z. CRITcHriELD, Esq, on
the 2Gth ut, Mr. ALEXAN NDER PIEBSON and
Miss MARY FEBRUARY.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-05-03
t;ipseys.

A gang of Gipseys are in the neighborhood.-
Those who have nothing to do with them will be
safest. A word to the wise ia sufficient.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-05-03
EEST HORSE IN OHIO
ETG BOSTON,

DIG Boston made his four last seasons in Wooster,
- but ne Wi! be kept the present at Laay et.
Hsn,s County o., commencing the I'd day of April,
and ending tie 4 th OF July.
Big Boston, the distinguished horse, will he eI-
hib!e in Mersburg The first and second days ofthe
MAY term Of Court at the stable of the Ohio House,
here all who ist 10 A.I engage his services VII
have an opportunity.
PEDIGREE:-Big Bostn was bred BY En-. blackburn
WOO nora county. Kentucky, who imported Short Imp
No Imp SJye ei- American Eclipse, Shark Lance
Dagugrr, ghn RaCcml, POrl Boy, Arab, Gray Eagle,
Ws-7ner, Camden and O,d PoEion, The stronees race
wori r-no~ura FasEios Boston lg6 lbs and Iun
mics 10 minutes 80 secoEos; feat that
rqual.d r. any b. IN America. Big Boston sired
by Boston he BY Tmuue he by 81 Archy he by import
ell Donete, he oy f!ongel he by the Godolphin Dam
Polly Hophi s. by BeTtran, great dam setiha- great,
great grand dam by the Imp Dusaro. He is i6 hands,
Weighs l2lrbs. Rel bay, black legs, and tail
Has his mile in minute seconds; half mile In 50
,nls, thToughly trained but showed speed
lis trials equal to the fastest lie half brother 10
Lexington that sold for 0O also TO Lect papte that
sold for &lu,tO by W. Wells to Alr. Ten Brock
These the great between America and Eng
land For beauty, strength, action and fine figure Big
5ost0n is sup pissed by any horse in America At
the Wayne county Fair last fall he took the sweepstakes
the trench No that sold mmedia tey after the
Fair for 500. He also took The premium the Mess
Hack san psnn that sold for 300. in fact to
the Ian OF Judge Cox and thousand other.
he H perfect horse Some ten Of his colts took prem,
7 at said fam
4 TERMs:--FiNsen dollars for insurance.
/ April o.A, ie6i.--iaS..
DANIEL HARMON, Owner.
JASPER PoCLSoN Groom.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-05-03
ROAD NOTICE.

ryTNhe-e viii be b petition rrysant.a 10 'hs County
n C'Omssisuers of the County of Holmes al the June
session pay rg an alteration ol County Road In
Washington Tow ship conmelc ngpt the COUNTY lne on
he No th-west us Of sa tion twtntvstv-n and town
sp twenty gnd Rt7ge dtssB and o. tie west line
~ said section south th- state ROsd leading fron
Wooster in Wal county and there sud aud TO dis.
snul thr oil rosd which the alteration calls for,
kpril 26, 1859 uldw4 A PETITIONER.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-05-03

TTIE best known application for Rheumatism,
l SpraiIs, Swellings, Weak Back or Sides, &c
For sale ar J. X, RAIFF'S.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-05-03
The Only Place to Get

ssIMON HEITERS Pyrnsylvania Umbrellas, OF al sizes
- is ., the BOOK STORE, Mlershurs These umb-el
las arr undoubtedly the article made in the country
b -c.a.bsr Is ?-3aa
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-05-03
TREASyRER's NOTICE.

TIE Treasurer. Of Holmes Count will receive
Taxes from the 2ad day Of April, lce0 to the
2oth da. Of June, l-60.
LAMES MrEArDEN. Trpnsrrer.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-05-03
NEW FIRM
the
30 OF & s OE

bus ness Vould coll the attention Q! perso5s want Of
anything in their line TO coue 10
N Z G II \ n | c X B L O G K
Wher, rrey can lie accommodatrd with Neat. Good rrd
durable work JOHN J. &B. N SPENCER
NB Al PERSONS knowing hen','v.s indebted to
me (. the last six veA's less viii r0DiSr a7fv ~
p yi1c tie same muaeiiat,y. JOHN SPENCER.
43u)
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-05-03
1 CARD.-A MISSIONARY LATE

i II returned from Japan, has brought with him
receipt which has Gu cd thousands who suffering
from Consumption, Bronchitis and debility. obtained
it from learned physician, in the great City of Jedio
Having been cured by it myself of Consumption when
all 9th means lad ialed desrous of henriitiug
by sending this receipt to all who need it, free of
charge, Address with stamp, for arolly.
Rev. WILLIAM COSGRuNE,
(niom6) No. 223 Baltic Street, BcOOAlyn, NY
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-05-03
read NOTICE.

y ot',e is herby gwen that Petition will be presented
- to The ,ouly Comm ,siGners Of hol lnes County
Ohio at thor Jupr session D. 1890 PRAYING for the
ration Of the County road eadng from Misrsburg Ia
said county No th up the west size valley Of tue
n'b crye- TO Pant creek in alre t'wnshp In said
un said alteration 70 commenes at the south lin. OF
'-'-nnHe- = "a The trst quarter township Township
%: U-y whore sold ROAD strikes s,ad se thence
sDrth aboa rods u ION near lhs hank Of the nun
;Hence SOUTHEAST course along tie bsik ot said rua
Grt It lntersecs the State koad from Minersburg "a
Loud nv lie and there 10 tu5. PETIT I0SEh
April x5-h A. D. ls5i.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-05-03
Monars Life Pills and Phenix Ritters

IN of ScrQtuIa, Ulcers, Scarey E,uptions Of
the sEin the operation Of the LIE Medicines is truly
astonishing oite. removing, in few days. every yestge
of these loasom diseases, by their purifying effects
on the bloo Bilious Ferer and .3QUe DySpepSia
DropSA PNeS, ani in short, most ali diseases soon
vie to their curative properties. No family should be
without them, by their timely much suffering and
expense may be saved. For sale by J. X. RAIFF,
(niH y Mllershurg, q.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-05-03
SHOE BLtCNTYG.
Nnainn NsuSting Einimemt.

HTAsON's Celebrated Shoe Bl oug, FOR sale who,ezs
W and retail, e; the tI8i2l BOOK ORE
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-05-03

Pinning's Mill.
We have heard considerable brngging about
the quality of Flour made at Pnning's Mill.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-05-03
CEMENT! CEMENT!! CEMENT.,.

nor nlendirc Glassware, Queensva-e Crockrrvware
4 and equally good for cemenling Wood, Leather &c
This Cement for strength and durability cannot be
passed 10 the world. 1t will be always Tor ga at the
"B. Coffee Pot" tBfays) cal and il. Prepared sri
sold by : Yates and also by Leonard iaiss, Agent,
Mile sbuTg Ot!0. y-lD4 ".
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-01-17

T-r this remarkable au most interesting remedy.
i- a-sfos ts coucrut rated Juices of the most pow
.fa and e most soothing plants and roots in nature
Chemically combined and insulated In well.alc6 glass
tatIes aud charged by powerful battery Thus pos
addition 70 its su gor medical virtues strong
a1I electric properties, profoundly penetrating
u eeltiv QHytiuE ami soothing 1T relieves pain
r jnfarl1 hen freely applied rels kRTE
the strained muscles and nerves giving new life and ~
tal5t1 ifezvInE qualities 10 pHrai-ed parts and
chronic or lo1Scnding comp Aiut and weak knesSes IL
having nervous pain jneu-sicai irritation, and reaov
it Ike carn- Indeed all " ho have used
H. speak truly wonderful medicine, and esteem
IN far -soeror 70 all other external remedies in use
IT applied i uurtIiiHg remedy for the
Group. th~oa inflammation Of te lungs, bowels. liy-
er kues ans. other organs rheumatism. spinal trrita-
un. in tbe breast. and ~ all times cures nervous
headache. ucurl-s erache - 9th ache a-ue
the face ptuff.~ anl +rupta ot all klns. tics,
rss ~ir limbs burns, frozen loaius.
inzafau- aaG Iau--au,Iug sores wounds. Sc-. &c-It
5 restore rise lal- -he bald head and prevent the
HaIr from flliinC-
Tie Magnets Ointment has been eVtensve used M
canal dram -isr horses fr gals wounds, sFraffs.
ana sf1tueS~. and when auIiEea Ecf Tor
horses gu2 she foot all on sheep All
thp r rittO-s gS their Ma -uc-ic Ointment l. falr
a eou6Ist t}st aii they claim fer H. VIII be found
t-a Is The -bhorhaot u shere u Is
urture many pc pje bay il hv the quantity. and II is
kept used ty almost every nnahttant s. PNnaces
fof the numerous vES 4ua Seh - every family i rlore
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-01-17
AIEDICIN AL.
BLOOD PURIFIER AND BLOOD PILLS
WHEN DIR ROBACK. The celebra

NTHEN DIR. ROBACK, the celebra-
w ted Swedish Pms ysician, introduced his Blood
Further and Blooa Pi.!z IA The lnitsd states he set
was years ago. The task of recommending them has
since been taken ont of has hands. Enlightened
whose character for sound Judgment ana philosophy
gives their opinions weight in the community. men
who observe reflect, and make Insurance 6ouhlv
sur- before tiev decide arc everywhere aprreyir.,
ana urging the OF these wonderful Preparations
All Hhn c0nuae in the wis iom and honesty Of this
c~ss who choose Investigate themselves are.
of mind en this important subject
Dr. Robark invites the attention "f the sick TO u
Original letters,
from members of he Medical Profession, Editors o.
pubic Journals veil Known Merchants and Farmers.
and ladies The hhset
ofextraor'iinary cures wrought by tAe remedies of
which cures they themselves were
Bye Witnesses.
These parties mas be consulted personally rs let
ter hs those who have doubt ul.au te subject
The evidence In the possession of ~ Rlsirk which
II - aij times accessible to the public, establishes the
fnuovins
That The nLoon PURIFIER and RLoOD PILLS have
been proved by analysis To-
Contain Mineral.
That tHey earc tle almost universal complaint,
Dyspepsia
with aHsrrtpg siuty and in a very short time
fhai after s other fn-,ieiars have proved useless,
.ni store tle .,..lth ard strength # the sunes
Sick Females,
vino have lanruisled for wears in helpless weakness
anu uvuey, reuI Iegf1e rith -l,lt rariaty un,er
@ ',.. ~ - Ia, i 80
tius PropeIi.-. That th.y recruit
shattered Constitutions,
4overer they may lareieu triiiei oith and abused
thar rt.ir tir~-t tirae' is 70 Iensthe '' fn+ r,n
poisoH y disease an ttc b.a0d. they
Cause soon to Heal,
ana discharge from the system. lint OF Scorfu-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-01-17
poetrn.
For The Mineral Point Tribune.
The Crices.
BY ". l. HU GHES.

BY " l. HUGHES
Out, freemen, with enboldened heart
solid Phaianx show,
Through rotted towers of tyr1uts dart,
Oppression 10 o'erthrow
Discern you not by awful signs
Portenteous to view,
That SlayAdom tries with all its might
To gather strength anew:
Emboldend with its past
II gasps for greater sway!
Enshrouds with clouds the frightening heavn's,
Makes blood its cruel way.
see the slave in irons bounds
To cruel men a scorn,
They sport Ii pain, he writheing lays
From every blessing torn.
What shall our nature be disgraced
And under Freedoms sway
Shal >iiI the image Of our God
Ia slavery writhing lay:
Thou God ofJustice where thy hand
Tos.ay these cruel deedsI
haste to rescue, stretch thine arm,
For Freedom freely bleeds.
Shall Southern Nabobs, full OF guilt
Afhrm within oar Halls
That through their power by their mods
Our County stands aalis.
Ye fIeemen Of the North, your right,
Your right, why not demand
Arise Hith courage put 70 flight
These tyraH1s Of our land.
Heed not their threatS--thoy are in vain,
But laugh To scnrn their lie,
AMI Freedoms banner b ID anfurI
With her TO live or die,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-01-17

THE American roWly IS leTF0Ie nul-
sanca. Hear how the poor Dutch land
lord describes his sutferings al the hands
OF one of these aimable beings:
Ter rowdy came IN and asked me 10
sell him sum beer. tells i'm he had
more as would do i'm goot. He calls me
Won old Tu.ch lar and begins TO proke
two tumplers- My wife she calls for de
watch 'oase. Fore de watch 'ouse gets
dere, de rowdy he kicks Hans Scruggie
behint his back kissed my daughter Pet
sv before his face, Proke all my tumPlarS
'cept ter ole stone pitcher, and sput me
and toeder peer barrels 10 The cellar.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-01-17

\ crazv man took possession Of the
Speakers chair few days ago, called
The members 10 order. and proceeded 'o
read a speech. He was forthwith arrested
and placed in confuemer.- the other
crazy men. who are members. are stIll
suffered TO 20 al large. such Is hfe' IN
Washington
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-01-17

THr Wourx ARE CoSTLY DARL1NGs.-
The importations Of silk for them for
the port Of New York alone IS, for 1889,
S33, 6S2, ,64S.