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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-02
AUCTION SALES
THIS AFTERNOOW& To- MORROH

BY J. c. MCGUIRE q CO., Auctioneers.
FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
AT IUBLIc AucTloN.-On THURSDAY NOR
MING, December 10Th. at 10 O'Clock, at the resi-
dcnce oil the late N. w. Turner, south II street
hetween 9Th and 10th streets, Island shall sell
81 OF the Furniture and Effects, comprising
Mahogany bookcase, sets of Book shelves,
Library Table. Music Stands,
raIlor and Chamber Carpets a-d Curtains.
Mahoeany Chairs, Cane seat Chairs,
Pr flor O. nam-nis md lamps,
Mahogany Becstaads and Washstands.
DlGlng room Furniture, China g lass,and Crockery
Cooking and other stoves, Table Cutlery,
Together with a general assortment of Household
- and Kitchen Utensils.
Terms: SO snd under cash over that surn q
credit af6a and o. dsys, for satisfactorily endorsed
notes, bearing interest.
de2i &c. MCGUIRE CO, Aucts.
u THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED,
IN consequence of the Indictment weather, until
TUESDAY NOR MING. Jan. Sd, same hour
Ge I'D j. G. MCGUIRE K CO., Auct'rs
By ]. G. MCGUIRE Il CO, Auctoneers.
PEN +. FRENCH'S TENTH ANNUALSALE
= OF Books and Stationery at auction. az store of
w. r. Bayly, 25s Pa. avenue, sales every eyerinc
until after Christmas, The stock is now complete
In every department of Literature, Science, and
Art, Holiday Books from the smallest Juvenile IN
70 hEe Gift Books worth $50. fine Bibles and PRAYER
Books, Buffers fine Gift Books for 1861 Stationery
OF every variety; all of which viii be sold very low
10 close the entire stock out in 81 days. Books at
private sale at half Price. Cali ard see
de Ii-d BEN. +. FRENCH, Salesman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-02
.EWING MACHINES

m SEWING MACHINES
i n K most perfect family Saving Machine is the
WILLCOE K GIBBS. They make four Thousand
stitches minute with unerrIng accuracy, are easily
understood and not liable TO get out of order, and
the price, delivered, is only S3i aud rs. They can
be seen at my Houseiurnlshing store 400 7ta st.
GEO. FRANCIS,
de 81 Sole Agent for the District
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-02
MxN's Dz1ss sgIrs,
Men, Bxsixsss Ssits,
YosTHs' D2zss SyIYs,
TexiAs 5.siasss Sx:,:,
CHLpRKN's DRIES SUIrs,


NOAH WALKER Il Co., Marble Hall Clothing
store, Br'Wn,s Hotel Building, wnnt res2eC. fuIy
announce that their annual DISPLAY of Fail and
Winter C!othing is now ready fer irsrenti0n. IT
Is comprised CT an assortment of GaGtIemen's end
Youths Clothing oft now and richest deHlgns
In material. tri mining, and workmanship.
To those who study OK ceence with economy, in
fashionable articles Of dress, an opportunity is now
offered for selecting from the most attractive stock
Of sady Made Clothln. in this city, at very re-
duoed prioes. ap 28-ly
THKFiSEsr CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT IN WASH
INGToN CITY y. III. McCamly i Co. are now re-
ceivlng their ia Of Clothing made to order for
their retail trade. Furnishing Goods of every kind
Trunks, V:ises and Csrpet Bags 3e1 and $50 Pa
avenue, National Hotel Building. oc l0-Sm
PENNIES desiring Pennies will always
ind them for exchange st the Star Office counter.
MIS-: WINsLow, an experienced nurse and female
physician. has Soothing Syrup fer CAiIisn Tt.th-
.nx, Hhch greatly fscIltstes the process t-eting
by soiteninS the gums. reducing all inflammation
will aiey all pain. ard is sure to regulate tho
bowels. Depend upon it, mothers, it will give rest
to yourselves and relief and health to your nfsrts
Perfectly safe In ali cases. See advertisement in
another c"'nrnn 90 Il-1v
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-02

WE ARE REQUEsrED to- invite attention to the
advertisement of DIR. Wooifson, the optiolan, pa
teenth streets, which appears in the Inteis encer
and states 1t will he seen that his STRENGTHENING
sDectaclss and eve glasses are recommended by
many eminent gentemen presumed to he judges #
tnoIr good qualities, aud of tbs comfort to ne de-
rived from their use by those VII" require thu AID
OF thase important instrnmen'aiItias. Dr.. w. ha 8
bcon located this city for several years. de x.-y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-02
AUSTRIA

The Pas correspondent of the London Globe
gives Information that the Emperor Of Austria
contemPlates abdication. He saws the Archsuch-
ess Sophia, the head of the house OF Hapsburg.
who holds her court at Prague, is the authoress
of the scheme
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-02

WV VARS DAY-New Years dav p,one,
haVi"s fallen on Sunday this year. to- day is being
observed by those of our citizens who do not wish
." forego tie customary secular pleasures of the
occasion The main feature of the day is the
PRESIDENTIAL reception at the Executive Mansion
'hr h'St OF the season. Besides this. the usual
'D4cidi and social receptions being given. and
me usual amount of egg-nog, &c, Changing
hands For our part, our moderate wants were
'ut'y satisfied by the less secular Observance q,
Yesterday and to-day we.e enter with alacrity upon
the pleasant service Of our numerous readers sin
1eFe'y wishing them all happy new wear.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-02

QUERU's Con LIVER OIL JELLY
Approved by the New York Academy of Nsdi-
cine. IL liz twice more effcaciOu. than the liza ud
oil. IL Is the only cure for Scrofuss, Consuinp-
ton and oil kinds of Coughs.
ALSO,
GUERU's JELJIPIED CASTOR OIL, by which the
offensive graasiness Of the oil uhviated For
by all respectable druggists in Washington and
Georgetown
PKNFOLD, PARKER Il MOWER, Wholesale gents
Is Beekman street. New York city. no SIN
THE BOOK OF ALL OTHERS taat should be read by
men with damaged aud broken down constitutions
Is Human FTdilty. or Physiological Researches"
1t Is beautifully illustrated a.d treats mInniply Of
all tine symptoms that invariably develop them
savs, sooner later, resulting from tho frnll
and vltiatlng habits Of early youth. ncapacItating
the victim from sharing the frnitiun of tho matri-
mOnia state and. If not checked in time. degenera
ting all the functions of ma nhoud. and bringing
him. step by step, To lingering and untinely dea TIL
Sold by DR.. BARROW, 1874 Rleecker street, New
York: Price Is cents Sent free every whore.
Sold also by 5. Calvert Ford, Jr,, Washington,
u. u. de s. I'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-02

WATcH RETURNS. -Sunday-cordonia Cramp-
ton. stealing; dismissed. Vim, II. Hara, drunk
ahd disorderly; fine aud costs Four dodgers.
Monday-Michael Armstrong, drunk and di.o.-
DERBY; rne and costs, 80 is Jos Grady, do do =,
80 Is: Frank Riley, do; do, s2l5. A. Thom-
son, do ; do, e3.i5. Three dodgers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-02

DEpIcaIIoS estcrday the chaJ-l and s"h'",,
hous- er-~t-i un p street, i'-twr~u Io'ir;"rl:C
AID Flf,r-ntsi WIS dedicated Rev IL ryan
nrr.rhe,. the sef!uOH IL- secession, ttkiHg :.
r.. Yer, Ia. pr.vrr of Jabez that Gcd would Gu
l,ryp bis coasts The chapel L-ts not been named
by the con sr-gation. To-day the Sunday school
teachers OF Wesley Chapel will make New
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-02

THE BIBLE LKCTURKs-The lecture Of Dr.
Sampson, last Saturday night, was well attended,
Notwithstanding the severe weather The subjects
Were generally historical. and that portion of the
Lecture referring to the origin of the black race
from Ham, the son OF Noah, attracted much at
tentlon. All the descendants OF Ham were not
Ethiopian woman was not of the black race. #
was that portion Of the descendants Of Ham w hich
settled in the South Of Africa which was thus
distinguished in course Of time, and the curse of
the A Almighty, it is probable, had much to do with
the change Of the features and color of this portion
Of the family Of Ham.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-02

ELEC-ioN os OFFICERS meeting of the
" aska tom - Buns Cub = held an FrdVni IT.
lie .e;nb,r .$jth MI TIL. following oftcers were
rir-.tcd for tue ensuing year: James Cieytane,
President; - Spaldiug, Vice President; y -
Ptrkrr. Secretary; VIM Is Todd, Tre4sr-rr /;
Camtnittre of Arrang cThen :. "a. q TODD and
Thomas New Hams W understand the ..Burrs
tI.S'' intend To- celebrate the birth dsY.of tlisr
f,yorit. Toe, on the 18Th iIs'. aud - Invite tn.
al -nirers OF the bard - JS!n ;Aemi on taat
ON
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-02

THEY CAN KEEP HorEL."-Those who re-
member the old United States Hotel In its former
palmy days will be glad to know that under its
present capital managers, Messrs Remer, Smith Il
Co, II has been placed again in the rank of first
class hotels, where indeed. it has Legitimate right,
from its fine position and its large accommoda-
lions The pfoprietors have spent large sum Of
money In fitting It up In the best style; they seem
TO have taken especial pains to secure faithful and
experienced servants; and the cuisine, we venture
to say Is not surpassed at any hotel in the country
They are, we are glad to say, already reaping the
just reward Of their enterprise. not only In the
private families, who find themselves most COM
fortably situated i'm regard to boarding accommo-
dations at the Omitted States " Messrs. Remer
Smith Co. '.can keep hotel.n
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-13
9itucr Stprr!
9ta. - S1rrac Strdse,


9ta. - Srrap. Strdee,
u. y. Winrrs
fs Zen, TItli:m eGstt,u an CAP in sta senarnttm
clrrt
o'rccerps unr Gcrieeticnarps sgdter
eHn't bat. IN nritm srrFe &usmapI ,srar!tscr a.
httI ~ stn siut5len Gre trH se!tlMtt, nsm.ntlLas
lruube 5ruhts.
"s fmlt. Wrrle fIterJIlst, GeF, Saar aans ant a,
sai!tn Gr9n. 5wsErcn rsbtuGen, TsutY sluettS Scp>
Simhnrstt une S%reIertatt. boudncdr orrasr, Gaar
L. I. ". Sn zen .Hiai5rtn grtiitn III aaten bt
81. u. Nipcrs, 2@2 Srpaelr.
u bertafins.
Der lnicri.hnIt ut jeet in, Stanrt et,n guftrao in
Fnth eaelratIt auSiutubrtn nm WI tIIl ale mcdlib
vne susmdbl spn = d: Sen ~ fcrnr6bicaC prIrat6ia
Yin neucr, gutter Spettn maatn nut clnem amen 2rt>
SeI uni GupNen 9ferbeu fir sipaiSep Cjctraua
SW aulnitrdnClI r!cIs tnp1ttrn H. hamilton tpirs
&;irin aufieine 9rpfe 9ueDabl rcn Aatrastn
SaS0tltrunr prn Soseas, Sfublen I. Srrng> Ianaeen
"'1e prompt teorat. ,5rarciH p1uke
e'rcahn.. ode rtr alcu SIlate.
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g. Jabr8aia9.

Seefnsunacu.
Ter auxiaer er&ciut ieetn Hrraen. S,uutaas auSo.-
rArmtr ;um sf6sa;teu SutlcIiraruSrretS rcn 10 Gts
.sMS an bic rep. Irasc cher Sv" in .bri6tr Gpraus.
S,sbuas &ui,iaca nnecu uuter olacnetu StenS,ns:n
sfratns: @i,lise Gnlriduna rem 10 t,sn eotr penis
MT 50 as, ;ircinialsc - Cts, crcimast ST 90 cine
iN,tt sIcj 9lrnat $2.5i, crci EcnSh 90 eds
Sssran $500. vpeIf Yisns,e S200 in sitrtc ,br iher
E,srsusst;atu"s 9ulcitn, cie md %clyMu str5nctrt
cuerstn tsaun r-rrtH nit s25 90 rer iabr trr,&na
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-13
Spl,! ooh!

lnterie6ner halt Tprpdbrenh riatn arssca Scratb ron
Gen- mo 0itrcnhoii better SEalita Inp fana ,tinc
Iuncsn etrnii inter cen 9naien ScpinGuneer ptrehrr
el Nauitn pnn Naeru wro eae gScersGen cicnrsl b.
lo9t StliluHu9tn nte hteraien ptrera bci 9Gtncp H.
eetr cetr to u 6EneieH, 9rpat raFe. Die in eer 6p
nteea9e an Srraer. maize &rrsfe Msennc rrrren ruGri
etNrai. gree: Haa tefe Gibsnbri, i'll $. 80 unt
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-13
Sti&aitSs Gr0iTuuns.
5ulu Serbia

any! stS etutitcr yusl fm Jill, raT crc eutitt stu
raAeuns III Der 2rear. ipihcu tti uRc Tis-
S1rspt aVEnct cat Secu emSpttt tr tinc eeutitt
6fudn uHe grrsultt ale Srtltn. yuc s'rsnsn, Sui
'StFt 3issihtR. Nirthtn, s>trHe Sul cu)ic surl ai
:It 5rusneiIht hrmat. S;rStii,p ,ro;eu uar arstrt
ctTetltn IN ,>aii u.
Aat Sepur,c. lbcc, lcptc ett belttn cttra. ,, r,c
Tar6 sGca GtntSut il e,rttb in zen vIre Seicrt {
sn tlushem a teiS rtl4,tr unt tipAr Scairt "a tt
shasR. trbn 5Crpt6
nckln NJ. SSC,aeS ,NnfrI
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-13

6ran, Stnupr,
leH SrHacitca6e. ;piidben Der g. uno I. Ctr.
paIt etn fe'dtS une wcteiIUrtntes Eager pop
eiaarTrn, Taudh~. Rdus unp SttnupftGbaf
si9ner sa6rifatsu une Corporation,
o. Ct I'M OrrR$ une Arinrerauf ben biIl lParftrre
len apidRt Namnh ipllten 9Sierperlufer nat r,riu.
men etI Ibm Soriuprttrn ebe tie ibre inau anp,rpsits
MAIDEN. r.
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G. A. FAUCHE,
(Scu parlS),
Il b m a d er uuo Serelltr,
233 9@rn,nz ushs ~ Y,., rs,rs

233 Srrao> RAbe Ger 1ltn StraBe.
~ z. Uau@e, Der ieit pienlnr;pan,is Sabrca in e,l
irtth llhren. une >leptler GetdItn rcn pSrls te,f
eNnern une eir go beitdfiis mar tlantt lib DEN 9r
germ Hrhnl'uee tt Hniei9c sren cd6 233 9raeir
ein raraes 0'llT ercHnct bar, uno id euen plre at
IN ifln ertI stnidlagtnne Irbei an eaeb ,nta,aeu;
nehnen Mne inr 2Mrishf. .klit aIeilhrel IN tsuncn
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-13
II Z perta fiuu.
sGintermcren pom .oiiten uno 9aassu.

oth aterieIbneten seretG,t gum Yrrguusru, eine!
StHhptn nne pcn 9ubtltnm ien Ya9cr Won crbit- uni
sSaarfA tnipttbtn III toEnen haS ecn nretIn.
N Vt'tsm StIt, ,tiia unb Scbrputrn Tm 5crrc' uni
asn' iswls aus Sirpb, Er9bpne, bahama unr pdlmtla
unc 6ants RnSsn une 1ineT- puItn M lc beItrb
''s' artltel er sesca edar auPeriI bili1 sertduii
SNlt percen naGt Surimritt anseferIiat.
etFsbc bitfe icnen SiNre Ap. Isl 2relhlr III 6euStr
' eH 9Sldrcastr iu Scitdfiaen. ejcr. g &ettp slst
~amplhlHTabrt jrp'item 1ttbmcno IL. New 2crt
SN eeHtn srreen une beauem enscrittecR SEE. IamrI
.u u "51mestppI" Eno koauptt" wernen rem reiitufrr
S"ISm ur SsnuSuns setens rmrtobien Ter tyobrrrtis
IN Ger SaIurr tncl. Sett uno Ilo So, uno IN; pi
sxptu 50. Tie IS mfeirnu" pcTldBt ibru lBbaIf a.
%.s %.s itetn Dienlfa9 um llbr Hatmtass wdbrtnc hi,
SiSnSts eeen 6reiEd UNI lbr 4btnrS ron @iry 9rnl
E Espt SSer eds lesiere DamriidI bcnugtn wiu bal lid
w., U'h lnttrisibnttcn Gin jSabrAlIcl III ISieR.
SSSpI Wre blISlt an9enOmnen uae puniill6 btorptrl
SgShastpIsis mad ROrfolt $2.O0.
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&ctrr Shicf.

y. y o cS,
Srrar Strser, iwifdheu 4. IT, {. Gtraee, nercn
n. Stnr'S .,gSilbc!m 1cn l,aus"
GtrSc smrfctlt rtm b,cliscn urt eurdciirucer Tut.
tum lcint iute e,ld'madppic rirltrhrcc YarSirnHte
une ihmcihtIt I'D eaF AitmGrn lsurn Sbcp aubtrs ale
5rH freecn uttr etc pr,tbcbai 9StrSneeruns rcr.dt
eie ibm itintn unc cncr 0,turn Sdrec III gbcii
rre. Ntrnc cmpfcbli t III birull(der Srcratipncn
ale 3abnau1utbncr, Gscr!aicn Slutc1etecn, Shrrpfcn
ic m Ltritlte brt Gin yalc Ger bcitrn parfuncrica H.
fatre en lrSacicintte 3iufu scen bas rauIpcreen u
auSfNutn Der 6adrc lin Suirruh tct - Scttss.
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Au rte Hanen 9lidmpure.

Aa rie Tamen Nibmpurs.
Naenme S II d, e (ppn Naris), eis sci rsr
!iSttn Uau IN, 9ttdanes 9ntifut fur ibre 6ute p,s
FIRsT-CLASs DIPLOMA
rp'tlt, bat 3 groarnrafe nabs Der ;ten Gin ntuee uub
s:lHhAitlsee Wager apn AiIintr9- llasrn erS MET
Naeamt Il. bat ete Gtre Den Daren HbmrncS an:u.
ie9eI. RAP ihr Wager ven y pnncte unb @illiucxp.
SSaaren or n!utn fran;pliipcn 6asru ulo Crd,noct
1Eaepren sltlbaS snratbls Die neutcn prier u Ntw>
Sprttr Meeea III @onurss, 6edbcrs. l&rtatbS 3ibbuus
unp S1'es. 9aSaslc g. wIrr DC 9rOpts @uimtameit au
ant hr i'll 2be perecren AuIr-9f pc,rehrtn uno ibrc
Wpnns:tnntn tcEnea lth pcrrst btu, caE lie nur au
;He sttn,adooQ anoSttubrtc a3nare biusn trbalttn
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UrrBe Serbtiir.uns i'm :3nbuauS;irttn.
Is. ~. 5cnee
ndIt %uen, rttc i6tnt aueAretn wiinhtr ee Gn;tiat
cas r tv TN Spe tnliruntntsn it, psr;uaiicr ale
aIe il 9ebrsuien. C Stntobbc une SrllfoInenhtit ir>
rer ernirGetirn III Ter &rt eaS tic caS sustcu abut
Ea 'umerilcS mar, nirrils rIebrn ctn Sa6n SCI cen
tIten Srlut brauS uitcbtu nit ion ertre,a eaS
..Ihnn;ilt rtr.even.
VILE anntrn Sstr rneu ais Sultn, Stintstn Ine Gin
ltetn 9rn 3abnrn lci0t unc auI IGellfubrt
Strct: NfotnitrSer. ,riid,tu Der y. n 10.
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1eibdfts.Gr6Hnuna.
m. .. gutter uno S. Sal,tr'S
OrpcerD mnb 9SrDpiiiDm Stpi

em Veuen UllTU,
b chs. 6eip'e Rlei .srjicrc aelculstr
A, m ettlde paLStrauen pCte ptn Neucn Hai bcjil.
Srt eGlialt ein9tae,n bs erriuprthtl noe il aIs
o>a sretn. '" P""S'"''' "'''S FH Jul "H' S:utJ h
Ers,ssaf
3. CATER u. 8. @aIier.
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h,ans nt aGt unp irpcn guvlu,u !

AiitaitI int HGe uuc irpcn GWplutu
IateM,ttG !bti!f Zen, aebr,r Nutum mit eat CT cir
e-s aacr Ipren Ajctne unh rl9aOre bait kcifer Sua
ii. e t ir picptn une N!rincn unc ~ tili0cn Qr
sn .sas Etlldrc bali sriIalS eia gaacr r eclilrcn
eIuiItN, ruIecr sSurit, Strp,ldSrurit Yurrurt unt
SsearIt.MsSrn, S-reclrn. Sarbnte, :iiplreI Saf,r-
spt $blsn.o SNes,iriIc unb atr lcrcr Arrlt bIt in
2HwtlS1t une Ycn grIrailcut,n Ncprduth precn Hil,
glnas ltsen rnlclbtn III Stanc, wecqum auFerrt tils
nItauTtG iu tsnRtn- Spbn SGar.
TIn(traft. imiiStp er a une is.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-12-06
ShcriN'S Snlc,

DY command of an execution commonly
ID called vondi issued IRON the Court Of Com
mon Pleas OF Holmes county Ohio, shall expose
to public sale on the premises OF Edward Hall in
Berlin township in said Holmes county, on
Monday The 1911 day Of December, A. ID. 1860.
between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ and 4 O'Clock
Z M. OF said day, the following goods and chattles
towir Two yoke of cattle four herd of milch cows,
eight head OF young cattle, Two Wagons, one bug.
gy three stacks Of hay, four acres OF wheat in the
ground ON the farm OF Edward Hall, and one two
year old colt, and one corn crusher, levied on as
the property of Edward Hall at the suit of William
Raiguel agans, said Edward Hall and John Hall
JOHN FRENCH,
Sheriff OF Holmes county.
December 3, 1860. piS2.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-12-06
Life In the Gold IscsiOns.

Among the deep dcfilos Of the Rocky
Mountains, lately, small company OF
men stood around the new made grave Of
dead onpanion. With heads mcov-
cred they listened altentively to the words
Of the preacher as he offered up prayer.
While in the midst Of it, one of the com
pany discovered "the color" in tho earth
at his feet thrown up to make room for
the remains of the deceased, In loud
whisper he communicated the rather ex-
citing intelligence to his companion. All
heard it, even the Clergyman, who, sus-
pending his prayer, opened his eyes to see
tho auditory scatter in every direction to
stake OF gold cIaims-Calling in loud
voice to stake him off "claim," no re.
closed his eyes, hastily concluded his pray
er. and started off on run to Join his
fellows in securing "claim."
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-12-06
Colds.

IF man begins to cough, as the result
Of common cold, it is the result of ma
ture herself attempting the cure. aud she
will effect it in her own time, and more
eifectually than any man can do, if she is
only let alone, and her instincts cherish
ed. What are those instincts? She alb
hors food, and Graves warmth. Hence,
tho moment man is satisfied that he has
taken cold, let him do three things: 1st,
eat not an atom; %, go to bed and cover
up warm in warm room; 3D., drink as
much cold water as he wants, or as much
hot herb tea as he can, and in three cases
out of four. he will be almost entirely
well within thirty.six hours. If he does
nothing for his cold for forty light hours
after the cough commences, there is moth
ing that he can swallow that will, by any
possibility, do him any good, for tho
cold, with suoh start. will run ito course
of about fortnight, in spite Of all that
can be done, and what is swallowed in
the meantime. in tho way of physc, is a
hndrance. and not good. "Feed cold
and starve a fever" is a mischievous fall
lacy. a cold always brings fever; the
cold never begins to get well until the
fever begins to subside; but every mouth
full swallowed is that much more tuel to
feed the fever, and, but for the fact tina,
as soon as the cold is fairly seated, nature,
in kind Of desperation, steps in and
takes the appetite, the commonest cold
would be followed by very serious results
and in frail people would bo almost al
ways fatal. These things being so, tn,
very fact Of waiting forty-eight hours,
give time, for the cold to fix itself in the
system, for cold does not usually cause
cough until day or two posses, and thei
to wait two days longer, gives it its inl
lest chance to do its work before anything
at all is done,-HaWs Journal Of Health
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-12-06
Taxes.

We charged frequently before the elcc.
tion in our paper, and in speeches through
out the county, that the taxes in the State
of Ohio would be much higher this year
than they have been before. This was
denied by the Republicans, and it was
charged upon us that it wa, got up mere.
ly for electionecring purposes. Since
then we have heard numerous complaints
from persons who have come in to pay
their taxes of the immense Increase
You now have the proof. You now know
or will when you have ascertained what
your taxes are, that they are largely in.
creased You know that the State OF
Ohio has been under the mis.rule Of the
Black Republicans for several years and
that they alone are responsible for this
heavy increase. In the County Of Holmes,
the people Of the County pay about s., 600
more taxes for State purposes alone than
they paid year ago, and still more than
they erer paid before. This is Black Re-
publican "retrenchment and reform. -
This is the effect Of keeping in power a
set of mad fanatics that have discovered
the Union Of the States and brought up
on the people of the country the greatest
evil that ever befel our nation.
Then open your purse strings, pull
your hard earned money out Of your
pockets and pay for So, 600 sprees, extra
sessions of tho Legislature &C., and all
incurred by Black Republican officials
We say down with corruptionists, down
with this fanaticism and folly and save
the country and the credit OF our State
| You will also notice in another column o
to-day's paper card from the Stat
Treasurer giving orders to County Trea
surers not to receive in payment for tax
es, anything but gold or silver, or note
on the specie paying Banks Of Ohio
The people may well say to the State off
cials
Moderation keeps
Kings ought to shear not skin their sheep"