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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-05-10
RICHARD G. PARSONS,
Speaker of the House of Representative.
ROBERT G. KIRK,
President of the Senate.
Passed March "a, 1860.
AN ACT


To amend the first section of the act of
April 8, 1852, entitled "an Act to pre-
vent Fraudulent Practices"
SECTION l. Be 1: enacted 6y tie Gener-
al assembly of the State of Ohio, That
section one of the actof April 9, 1852, entitled san
act to prevent fraudulent practices, be so amend
ed as to read as follows; Sec. /. If anv person
shall execute and deliver or shall cause orprocure
to be executed and delivered to any person, any
false or fictitious bill of landing, receipt, schedule,
invoice or other written instrument to the purport
or effect that any goods, wares merchandise, live
Stock or other property usually transported by car
riers, had been or were held, delivered, received.
placed or deposited on board of any steamboat or
water craft, navigating the waters in or bordering
upon the state of Ohio, or at the freight Office. de-
pot, station or other place designated or used by
any railroad company other common carrier
for the reception of any such property so usually
transported by carriers; when such goods, wares,
merchandise live stock or other property were not
held, Or had notin fact and in good faith been de-
lvered, received or deposited on board of such
steamboat or other water craft or at such freight
Office, depot, station or other place so designated
or used by any common carrier for the reception
OF such.property, when such bill ofading, receipt
invoice, schedule er other written instrument was
made and delivered according to the purport and
effect Of such bill oflading, receipt, invoice, sched
ue or other written instrument, with intent TO de
ceive, defraud injure any person or corporation;
or If any person shall indorse, assign, transfer or
put off, or shall attempt to indorse, assign transfer
or put off any such false fictitious bill of ladng,
receipt, invoice, schedule or other written instru
ment, knowing the same TO be false, fraudulent or
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-05-10

@The Congregational Church at
Minneapolis, Minn., has been burned by the
rummies, who took offense at sermon
preached over young man who died of
ntemperance. Loss 50, 500.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-05-10
MILLERsBURG HOLMES COUNTY OHIO. THURSDAY.

State of Ohio, in such sum and with such suretieS
as shall be approved by the judge, conditioned for
the faithful performance by said trustee, of his
duties according to law; on which undertaking
any person injured by the misconduct or neglect
of duty of the assignee in regard to said trust may
bring an action thereon in his own name, against
the assignee and his sureties, to recover the
amount to which he may be entitled by reason of
the delinquency. A judgment in favor ofa party
for one delinquency shall not preclude the same
party from an action in the same undertaking for
another delinquency, nor shall such Judgment pre-
clude any other party from bringing actions on
such undertaking. The probate judge shall have
the power to require the assignee to execute
an additional undertaking whenever the interests
of the creditors of the assignor demand the same,
an action may be brought thereon as upon an
original undertaking.
Sec 2. That section one of the act to which
this is an amendment be and the same is hereby
repealed; provided however, that such repeal
shall not affect any undertaking heretofore exc
cuted in persuance of said section one, nor any
action founded thereon, which is now pending.
Sec, 3. That in all cases of assignments of
personal property made after the taking effect of
this act, which shall come within the provisions of
the act to which this is an amendment, all taxes
ofevery description assessed against the assignor,
upon any personal property held by MIN before
his assignment shall be paid by the assignee out
of the proceeds of the sale of the personal prop
erty assigned, in preference to any other claims
against the assignor.
SEC. a. This act shall take effect and be in force
from and after its passage.
RICHARD G. PARSON,
Speaker ofthe House of Representatives.
ROBERT G. KIRK,
President of the Senate.
Passed March 16, 1860.
, 1860-09-19
= TATE UNIVERSITY OF
~ IOWA.


Has keen fro'kan'xed 4n1 will oceEed the reception
Of ztnteI. lhc thtra "Wednesday IN September nexs
YAcUTY.
REV. S1LA5 ToTTEN. u. u, LII. ~ Trts!deut md
iprc,
REV. JAMES IL1iE. n. r., D. D., f1uteaecz q
Chemistry ard Eatcr-l III .*,pav.
AIV. NLlrkl; ii. SPkSEsH. 4. L., Frr1tksa1 OF
l&Ec13ssea.
ruAties and Astronomy.
4. i. rAhE1N. Esq. Cx,-tor an} 1btn..aa a.A IL.
atrnctart il MT, ra' }i;s uty.
y FnAfkL1S v tLLs. /. =. Principal es t.s Scs-
nal btpa cul,
lpaa CITY a Auruts:4. ~ eaae.1tt
, 1860-09-19

A Galway corresponoens, "fiarR 10 NeT
York papev describing that city, 6ass:
Among the "uppsr ten" Galway hss oil the
characteristics Of country rltlago-:ntl OF Co.
teres. isalousies, c1,ques aud tquabb:es, in
wh;ch tie pa.suns-a. least one Of rhsm-p!ay
a conspicuous part. In the political, nautical.
commercial, parliaua*ntarS, mun'c,pai, soelsI.
at Galway, the self elected leader fer maaF
Years has been jesuit priest-one ker. Peter
Daler. While protesting TO be mas Of great
ae1fdcuial, disinteTe.tei and patriotlc, he has
mapaced to amass la.ge{ortunc. Ths former
bishop Of the diocese Ee1ng Triy meek man,
he ant him under his thumb a1d induced h,m
to throw several parishes into ore, sud make
him the parish priest. lie enjoys the some.
what nri1cely income Of over sixty thousand dol
rsay.ay, This consiats ct voluntary contrl-
butipns. given HIN FIR the cure OF their son's
by a large number Of persons, i great maoy oI
whom IRE in the very dfees OF poverty. LIE
knows which side his bre.d IS butte1cd; proea'
biz, like Bob Southey, lie but'ers't oa ho1h s1ees
WITHOUT any family, be res'dss IN ratacd
keeps retinue Of servants, Che or Two Very
cood locking ones; gives parties: balls - and
Tou.s. and flares sup:uously eve:y day. This
mnrh it is necessary 10 know in order 10 .. pre-
ciate the steorcctyped opening OF I'LL hls
ep.eches: when after thaokicE Lls he*r=Ts tor
their yerY 1sttt ring rect pton, tie unexpected
aontaust" &e &c, he tells them with the als
Of ,iawworm or Aminidab Sick, that be il
really III yery humble person j. ''oety pom
priest" ""dssirous Of nothing bn: to do Rood..,'
A short time since he was dismissed from ths
| chaolciccy Of the UIion Workhousc BY the
Town Commisi .ners, and be tried to pct thei
DECISION reversed by appealing to higher au
thorities, but he received no ;symplthy Or re
drese, lie tried very Lard to be elected Chair
| man Of the Board Of uarbor Commissioners
tay ing be wanted the position "to do the rlac'
good.' The Commissioners, however, acc''nst
to arcede to his very reasonab request.
hove given nnors space in my letter to tnis loea
celebrit7 than hc deserves lrona any merits O
| dtmsrits Of his own, but in writing about G4l
way. to omit noticing Rsv. Peter Daley wouI'
be- u yrestcr omission than The play Of Homie
| With th.. .tuaeIancholy UAue" lett out.
, 1860-09-19

We have never before ssen better looking
crop Of tobacco in Connecticut thsn that Of aha
present year. The plants are unusua1ly largo
Ind the leaves very perfect. It is being cut
this week; the farmers in this county are
erop (Which is q very large one) will be gather
ed SAFELY and in 6rst rate condition. No signs
al Al es.ly frost this year, aud tho tobacco is
looking far better than The crop Of lust season
id. Last wear it Was q very unequal crop, md
isrra quantities Of imperfect plants were gath
ered I'll, year it ali ripo1s vel, and looks
wtlI. Oxlpg to the rsthsr, slack saie lsas 3faE.
It IL probable ths4 less breadth Of haa nxs
eate Weld will be, doubtless, quitesq 70 thai
Il 1853. and Of better ayeraee quality.
Buvers ire here from New York and elsewhere
Offering zoe. for the best leaf of last season.
What 1as secured in good condition lust yea1
il Of very coed alit7.-Hsrkford 1smes.
, 1860-09-19

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEXEEE 1c11,
tud With .eecnolaIops fnr IN at4it.ouai rumbef o!
Banding well a. iAy Scholars. ,
Gseua,e 1n'aEfng cs!r4hle !nfotmaflCn. VIZ ke
xtvcn On ao:lcston by letter ettcrwsc. tqtc.x-'
, 1860-09-19
"Thc.e'A ! SWEET Itt:e chesct wlo aits up a.oft
AMI ks after the lI:c Of Eoos Jack"

We approached, IS all agree, within ten feet
Of the rock, and then began to recede. Just
rea'ize sta. there sas only ten feet between us
aud eternity. 1t is tie opinion Of sea.fariug
men on bard that the ship, If she hsd struck,
would ha C suck in tiye minutes. for it is sharp
1rtiyc OF rotHf h1x or Eeven miles from any
hl.c1e, and deep water all around. The boats
could nut haEe been got ready, ard, If they
eeuid, they never could have lived in the heaTy
su1I. Nu-lt she hau gone ten feet farther, We
should haze been almost instantly preclpitated
into Il raging sea, whore, six or beeen u4lles
from land, 10 a dense fos, few Of US would hase
ezcaped. We should afl huye perlshed as
r.ige..bty Is did those in the 1langa:
riap. Three seconds more would hare toiled
the death kneil of NEST, if not a!l Of u8, for
we were au enveloped in fog, and fur from land,
aud .]so NO beat i: the lighthouse, that if We
he'd seized lragmeutr OF the wreck they would
hive been torn from our gratp By the sea, boil
inc as in cku!drou, orer the sunken reefF,
hours betore our fate could have been known.
In.w there wasno time to run below for life
t,rcser;- Fs-Whtch are hung up By each berth
-and - con,ented myself With just slrinpiug
up mt nerres fur buffet with the wages. For
| three minutes. csn assure you man sllo9 ed
Whit he is when expecting the " King Of Tcr-
ror..r Two or tr. { lad1eg took it heTocai1y
IA seemed to draw in strength from the sce1e
arourd them. 1t WIS terrible moment forthc
| co,,tsiu-Captaiu Stone of the royal nary-ior
as We swung around, the sails taking aback and
heslir r us over, everybody expected to feel the
| priud,ng crath beneath our fest. feltfor him,
for sii n'3 great rn:h hness, and gladly sa5 thatto
| bis DECISION in cur hour cf need we owe our
lives. The rack il called Fascet Roc|:, oaa
upon 1t is ,hs Cape Clear light house. 4 sub'
t Ecrip,iou is noH beirg taken up amoog the pas.
senscrs for tie seaman who first shouted
"tseakcrs aaesd'' never shall forget to ny
dying day the tsce q tue eaptsia WHEN DO beard
in nil .tcir furms, but never face like that, &c
tuu Of horror, rertt et agony, ard crushing fe
aporsibiity. The cry =" breakers adca1." TIT
| stopping Of The enginc.. the escape Of the steau
ed Ire shifting Of the helm, all occurred in on'
seco.d. Il aecc:,e1 ut tbs instant as II It "a
utterly impossible to STOP t:to. ahiP'a wsy ]:
time 10 save US: but God rules. lie put lort'
us hand, and the vessel trembling as If will
mortal far, yielded 10 her powerful engines
proceeded from the rocE. and ne were sssed.
, 1860-09-19

TTNIVEiIITY OF CHICAGO
~ FAN Tenn c?sns ssp:. 18TH F.cal'y in;:uts.a
P.ead d+ut and cIrht Professors Drp p,r'1ens I.-t:o
se: Cnu1se of s'udy stss,le.tto 10 sh- he Esen I'd
lc e. liza ri"u tn1al ierAt ent ~ i-Asa1c!,
C.exc f,r Eo"l rtucatlon. pei to inse H.
gent hoy+ 1. ot. state st:cel CATS c'Sry uat
frAt rrtS
, 1860-09-19
I)ALME1l'S ACADEMY. No. ol3
: ftste street. Il Id DOR south 1f A&a.aa.
The Fail T.Tr1 Q; tl1s lrs tuti.u

HAN NOW GDTI II E3NEED.
TERMS At AEt)1T OSEnAl.F THE USUAL.
RATES Circulars will 5c :ounl I'll ct the Cook
On 1akr st1.tt-
-. PALMER, \. NJ. Principal,
FvronE hobs VII. The urst Of Uttotcr.
, 1860-09-19


NTCHE1Ls PATE:;T METALLIC T1PPEp Boon
AND HAQE9,
for md within tie SAtes OF Wisconsin, Iowa a1d A!nne.
4at hereby give notice that ali parties dealing :teee
tooda within tbs sbose States, Without h4vlax tr1t
81 IL r
.d.!sed o. any Infringement shall demand proper
AndlEnnedl1te Eedress-
We have made extensive a!Eaoxemeni. wish tie nc&t
tp.eanE ceuaad With he best qualities Of ese Tipped
Doots aud Shoes fro our eore ID th!cako e1tt psr os
which will be stamped u labelled With our n1ne,
shal recognize no Tipped Eo@da within other ths
Above S:7tes but such ~ als hra stamped and supplied
We Wit warrant In Ill instances PAL Of eaGds cop
peI.tpped ahoesto AID otrentles three
fou1 equal anaty without ups b. shown By
very AaT testimonials. wa1e lie expEnse + bot ttae
nae maxnk N actual averae s7tsx to ths eonsues ss
We lin zh aot exe!ulye) for the .ae o.h+se
ptel foods INTO vi tstoFy OF The owners Of the patent
md aze IN no Tay suoec to 2sont eooms.on 0f ire
70 sevtp nd half reI Se9t pad b ~ Other Geaef
eoocs within tbs ssaes Of Illinois. Michigan ard lndacA
70 1dvantasx under ses pAen and e quality oE
foods vii b unsurpassed BY 41y stock N toe U3lon
vh ch ain quality eonMdeTo6. 70 Offer 1t epmpetnx
ab1l! give undivided attention to It's hraach Of our
business In connection with Zsuer tcek and Ftsec
ty solicit orders er scs goods lad dne respee: f5I
ba. dealers pay tot be :sea By ~ Ay:.t.seutatt a
ntaeE1 In Chicago kpG elsewhere, outside tbs At4&el
~ ake1ts 1of The me OF
! MrTCHELL9 PATENT XLTALLIC TIPPED QoQpa
~ s:e Ill azenees % not extea to or tn All
w1y whatescr appttain 70 the se ct sai goods within
statea Of Wscoas.o. 1oxA Lid A!nnesota.
| ap4t0lY NADSwURTH WElLa-
, 1860-09-19

T>RUSTEE'S SAT,E-V Vherea

TRUSTEES SALE. w Wherea9,
- Lanreus Kcnt and Martha Il. Kent. hia wife, did.
The tveEt7 a day Ausast, 4. 1sa3 make 4od sxs-
cuts est1 dn Deed Of Tfus: to ts eE.nst ~
Trustee. bearing cae 'he d2T tad yrAs oezad, the
mssA hereinafter cssz!ted. Tbs p1ym-n. Of
eertAu nronsotg nots ot date th4.a~lth for the
Of Two thousand Dsllars {t900t y, tnaae by sA:3
ke1t and pay!be two tor IT. c4ts Sis.ss
ottt1, viii Interest ii the 7a Of tea csa
Eu, ptJAble quarterly. which AIt D.ed Of Trust Is
enrd n T.. EetoEdeEs Q.a and for ths Csuuty Of
HeLAn, and State or lntnoiG Ia so OF Mortgages
r.ka 45s Ard. whefezs ut hll b uads in the pay
rs The sid Pr misery totA and
II except r the tf.t thee months sitter Its dat,
apd app Iaton has bee7 noace bv tha isxa hJdeE
thereof ss ss4 premises oRiex nd Dse1 OF Irst for
tho purposa thesslo s4pstased:
now public nst g y Ae1teY x1en th.t u pus:
for Of s.ia noss ard ato
1s It ten o'clock T. Il .! th4t door u
the Coufr cuse IN The City OF UhIcaeo. a At public
auct!oo to tsA-a& c,dder for c.th. the rreiss fu
l.w ns stu Tie County ef NcLeAa ant ~tate Of
Iupos beng tbs described IN s4It fsust Deed. t.
w:-Tse naf at Sectoa nutn ef sevt {7i
il Township twer.y .fx {2 NJ u 9f Rspsa ioue
10 kAss containing Tsees Nduasei n T.enty Acres
l Be the or less except strip OF Acd aeroas
i=i1 described raTcel conveyed to aaa Occupied :! ta
.soaa GonpanJ g tas q as9 Aen aed = n:a.
CLA16stX = T1tK. Attorneys.
Ch.cago August eath, :ep.
Ths se olsne Above des:s sd Erem4ea 4dlouatd to
F:!dav he 3'.t Of Se7ambec L. D. 1850 tbs sasae
Ii .ut AID pa e. WILLIAM II. STE Ms. Trustee:
Chicago otpt II, lt63. rfpleA7--sd
, 1860-09-19
@atbiuerp, NaromarE. sc.

DURE AIR AND PERFECT
L VENTILATION. TESTERS IMPROVED FUR.
MACE AND STOVES.
LETTERS PATENT hive been tbta!nrd upon this
Fttusee ~ u sESIlLATUk. 1t In UNSURPASSED 1. y
Heater and ent4atss Ia .ure Lot To uhez device
"a discovered. TIE
VENTILATION
Is liz. the old IA hone plae. th:n any otteF
plan whe tie heat wu,e By the -niace l. saved, ard
ihe cod air nd pp sonou+ xas settling uIo the Dr as
tata out o room. and ther .nppea 9Th pure
air. lis coz Il mod sat-. and is sure 10 p:,a.e.
Oh ,'ehes, seho.. rails AID rtlvle dwellings supplied
ut the a1nst4 $. Let C..
Tin Pip. SHEET l;on Work. Re l4.ess ye1tla;sss aud
Jorb rome to n.teF.
GF- Fun .rts nut up In 1.rts Of the rou=i'y.
KEFEEESf:ES:-vH. ". boytnguh, Ctt~f i Foues,
A.ch!teet+; ". Il. Wells Sup Public Sc-ools; J-nes
N.:d, E.qr toas4 OF Edut..t1on
II. W. LESTER. ratentee.
81 La.aIle stEeet, Post Oa.ce l:c1 1850
Ct!c4so July l4th, $50. ly1+c73'Iy
, 1860-09-19

Firm tho spf;n1dc Keru 1iean. SEPT. 11th.1
Dr.. Smith, Of this ely, writes home tho fol-
IoHiag graphic aceouat OF ths narsoT escape
OF tk: s,tt nmshp Arabia. fFem sud2en and
terrible wy:rk On Fasnet E7cks Cape Cle.rs Of
which brief ccnrnt hpR been gsvrn:
EzxAxsn,s An&u1A IL =. II, Arg. ), 1se1.
"Iu The n,idst of LIE we n1e ii DEATH" Just
l.alf III hour age, * bile staGdir. ou the bow,
the shin rut ming II Knots an hour under stc:m
and eats in ti.ice tog, heard q thsus-
"LaEd aheLd!" 1turned towards the Captain,
OF III her h:.d my ese Gu hin at tuat motneu:.
His face could no. h.rc expressed more horror
II hs had seen hsli's gates ope1ed. He srrurg
to The engine bell. At 'he san time ahousi.og
"uard a pert Jour helm!" A counter order
OF "sfarbord" Was gwen. The captcla leaped
frou, Lis footing, Shouting sothat hs voice " Us
heard -bave The escaping sean, "Hard 1 pcrt.
in G'd's nxme!" Ills order was obeged.
Then turning forward among hubbu5 of voices
shouting I'VE are lost" Cad hare nerey on
ns." &C., L., l s4w tue rocks nat twenty. feet
fro.a The shi4's bow. "a their top was light
!,:u=e. AZ VIC swuug rouud it seemed as It We
should every moment feel The shock Of s:rlklrg.
The huge swell Of the Atlantic waa reve1b.r-
a:i:g snc the spray il5in% I'll ercund us. The
sails to;k ahuck, li-rls"E us oTer SO That the
dc>k stood up like 4le rotf houae. Women
wslc screaming, saamen running 70 aad FRO,
and sbove iii, the cap:ain and l!eu,enanta
shouting sn rs 10 he heard aboEe the ahrill, ea.
cRpicg stesm, "ha,d 4 Fort, hard, bard! =
"i}race erGuad tue foreyard!" Let ag the
ha.surds and sheets tore aud nf'!' I Stepped
ab=lt The furemass, to be out of the Way oil it,
fill, azd waited Tor the shock. Dut
, 1860-09-19
T1ELNHOLD'S GENUINE PRE-
PAIhT1' y.
HELMBo1.n's RCclV tor tie !iiaddsr-

GENUINE PIKE
~ =, nc y ar. rAEAI1, "a a: T.. n ;;,,od,r
AEtAhS!.!f AEtA!S!.!:s HS% H!SHS E! E! r. :;:s:.l
MELMA0t1iss ~ iGH nr 70: 70: sssy M.aory
cHT 3H fsF fsF 9i pe + n4ss,iinR s. x:i1R:
ff SSn' NSS ,s e. fsas:s' a'sE,. si:'E .sses
hh!MkSStps h!t.MSStps ii:ttH!S! r. :;s;:s Si::,;S;Sss!'.
HEtSSLEss isGGHH GHg fsr fSr pfs - ~
SSaV SSV IT,: il r. a;a Eye
HsSNi N..i 3 >3sas gSS5 rse'y ssssis ca
HEIMHULirs BuChu f97 E1ce'se' a'lslns '''n laoi''
EESS$$EtEE*$5 S$tE$EE + H$tES5EE5HH$$Ex f ;:oxrxu
ct2 ~. =. tLA~is1 MAEl!lAGE,
saE: rnsr u :EE E,''11 OF 10 AVAIL
- Eil ,,.e >c1. whether s..alug frm
ina Il scfcsion. % iialts u Dissipation. or ln us
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE.
,,,, 81. x'1.,1' 'r.nn'n' n ns a'es1 WITHOUT r.,
.ss as's''
uELAD01D'S EA3fAS / ooSAA~ |e
8EGk&HA 0AoAAeA9
r,,.r
T. 3, a. III te5 III eh1Sv: n, D.et 10 inesn,e entente
AND no EXPOSURE.
Csc HEL3fBntDS E4IEAci hceho 'e3 e1ssf'
nv vnx,Sf. AND OH.
i
49, < fn,, tsh1fs or L.slpsttp It re-
Aau ~ Ji.s6.r.r -nIi viii 1G.ture tle oat.ect
4aotes a. ~ 80 ~ ncenh nrt uu,ity
Ire HELWEOl.D's EXTRA r KUCHU for diseases
sn9 q the ns;t ntiastii yo- Al.
| fesIons and d'seA.ea Of the
| oAAM AAA x
| ~,..x,,.,..,~
MALE OF EE11 AAEs
, 1860-09-19
4 SSIGNEES' SAiE-AilIs-
~ WAED P3KK HOUSE. CufCAG0--The ~.

4 SSIG EES' SALE-AlII-
IL WAEp PORE 1IOUsE, Cl1iCAG0-Ihe ~.
tixtce. Of VAN BRUST + " WATfs' .Us viii .ell Il pun
II: suction Il The Eourt Hnu+e ia Cpea.o FEpS Es
lAY the loth dsy Of ne1i Il = oeoex Il
o5 tha DAY. the tztecsve a"d packanx
tabslmeLt kno@ the Mu.sfi !'ask H. us- n the
tty Of also. the tfan tvetu& house. aoeut u
H. 30 feet and tho hog and ak aoses 1tt-ene etEer
snh ~ u aoi.teaa3' thereto st:eT lot,
Ind u O. Mat l. stexn1a .uo Iv::lun :f pts No4 H.
T.. ~ H. H. =. L. y - AID - Ct Ok NJ: q u.
S3uka lifanch Addition N Ch1-a.o rhe II ota te rs
soa. 70 iroat uaon tte laeS linz ?: she ch:eako
Kref, mi yin: sa! river ae Water sfrt-t. az
APPEARS b. the ieor:ea LAP thereo ~ The t-a.e It
s-M lots s:tm Ill t l.. stew IT AID o'te'~so He n
ward, eated July 6:s for 1v= yera with privilege Of
p1fc ase Gu in: NC re.oa; a., COY. t.nt 1r e;
t1id and HtteEs dae Jule tsj7. feF Truew
Il :a leAs- tot i've ~ ssIt OF sr Ger ernt-
upoa tie Apr ed vue the 1nl to pas for tie i'm
rtovesspts the end Il Il sFt tim. 17u
a.oa ba:<i upon sasi. se*a f. thod y nay ,.
lewA tb o.ee. nf y. h. Ha.a.eh. .. Cnca:o and Of
III top?o:.. No. Is VIII am fse sew to'k: Candi
touA ode known tee day xale. to&as t:on given
EuT HUtTn"K.
t1EU. n. ekYMtI1R,{ As.,kEee~.
, 1860-09-19

iA Di2:rlo,a Dyssntery, Summer
Comra.z:-Hasu susct Co-1poraa Exty1c. Ct nenr T1aat
sthe h- timely known for the Of :hc4c d!zea<es
In The Mississippi Valley 'a:s she hktrst reputation
ter Is ct:ve properties. Ter thl.rcn tcr.ne in
v1itaoe- T1rI1r.d e,!y nd sod b: ]. e. sCClKE
II. OFF,. s-ou'. 5o:d by o u. ra'k, III 4kest..
fs,carn. iIlts
, 1860-09-19
ECU ltion0,
FAMILY SCNG !. FOR BOYS.
AT ApukNExlDE.

sao~'aso Latt two 'fest'cm Auburn, Csyuga so, NJ
HENRY n. DN1aBr, Pr:rcana,.
WILLIAM IL NEArH. As>o.la': Fsloeipsl.
-A'~s'ssr or T'apffs Lfn.f.ed to 7'sc.mfp-F Flea
TEEGs. so per Arcpa p,.ah. IN advance al c u.
r. ~ tetms 1f te.ob.1 1t 1aLua:y and uldIs
cn aao lesusa teirx t.I Il tie r'gular stur.e.
,'Thefxors:-fv. samuel v. esh'r d. rIe.iden.
Aghu tt. o!ce es Strn'naryi REV. II ~t,cr Dewey,
~. EhO fto<tss'r Noces:rr Vtlvere,1y; ksv. Hen
ney Leonard s'oftns. Favor Flset pfc,tYstu Ctur
m. Emsaueee: Tlroep MAuir. Antarn; lfen. Mnl.tl
Atom Earcn. EAsktEs. cllssgo; Geo1K+ L. Mar
In. Lftkp:ff. Ill tci8 d.9 ~
, 1860-09-19
1#- Two Verdicts from two yorv
IN nn1spe nt rrrra IN x;t.tleh Il

f# Two Verdlcf6 from two Yorv
IN ponAnt IT urres n 5;ttlea u
ClSH1STADOE O.8 HAIR DYE.
Tls G,st &: taete aecaoss IL fso:a Il. p11 Of D7.
Eh.on who L.: tqua! II til. county =. tn aral7ue
e:eu aaG e'e:Ans iAe 1yeto be absolutely ,zse ftpu
tf'tter eu sncr<.t:etts. TIL. tnay le c4lcd
THE SCIENTIFIC VERDICT.
:she s'e2sa @s-::s a,Aa po?u'ar ete. Yhe thousands
~eo u<s :hc dye ST. un.tfuaEa n rerur,eatts aho7s
RI ohlr'. Fsh. cxQae R4ura.rcs Of tie l.cts ard
e13wn-i 'nr~'!s an1 III. repIdty cf r. ret. Tbs 10
TIVE RU2rLtC vErkD5s"T.
The dncnfaenss With e1bs.iute IL >e vlttcs trsy b
tfn =: The esiab 1u:s.t cl tHH:n-Ap1ro No. Attcr
Horsf. New Eok 1sfc!d >vt,I l. r.. a:e st1'd RI Ill
EAs In. a,esa- so1e bY JHu. +. FARE,
fA2..!m ls& Exc street.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1860-09-20
Political DesDeratiOn

Nothing can more strongly evince
the desperation of the Douglas party,
than its persistent efforts, to unite the
fragments and odds and ends of all the
political factions in New York. Slave
Code Democrats and anti Slave Code
Democrats, Know Nothings and foreign
born citizens, Tariff and Free Trade
in short all shades of belief are invoked
to come into the ranks, and share the
plunder in the event of victory. Com.
i,tees of conference and overture.
meet, adjourn and meet again. Such
is the position of the one great and
proud Democratic party; it now stoops
and offers to frateinize in any shape to
beat the Republicans.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1860-09-20
Products of Lower Egypt.

The Union county Record, published
in lower Egypt, one of the best papers
for local news in Southern Illinois, CON
tains some interesting notices of fruits
and vegetables grown in that region.
The Rscord mentions pears sent from
that county to the State Fair weighing
from one pound to one and a half
pounds each; also peaches aud apples
Of corresponding size, the peaches be>
ing from trees of two years growth
Sweet potates weighing three pounds
each; corn stalks eighteen feet long;
hemp meas uring over fifteen feet; mil
ct Sc ven f ct from AZ days growing.