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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-10-11
MAP OF HOLMES COUNTY.

THE undersigned are preparing to publish subscrip-
new and complete Map of Holmes County, scale
sufficiently large e0 poles to the inch) and designed
to show all the townships ranges, original sections and
numbers quartersectons and the subdivisions thereof
showing boundary lines shape and locality OF all farms
with the number of and owners names distinctly
engraved theren together with the roads and principal
streams and the locality of Mills, Churches, Schools,
Villages and noted places generally. Also, on the mar
gin Of the map, complete and separate plat OF the va
laree scale showing the different lots and streets and
the number and names therof with Business Directo
ry for the benefit of those who subscribe in advance for
COPY with various other statistics calculated to add to
the interest Of the work. The whole to be neatly en-
graved and printed heavy canvassed paper mounted
colored and glazed in handsome map order and
10 Subscribers Mt the rate Of five dollars per copy.
" H,F. wALLING. Publisher,
35s Pearl ST., New York.
Address A. 8. JAMES, Agent, Millersburg, 0. eT
Aug. 80, 1900 - -set -t H+s
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-10-11
Notice to Teachers.

TIME Board Of School Examiners within and for the
county of Holmes will hold meetings in the town oi
Mersburg on tho 18th dav of August sth day of Sep
tember 10Th day of September and on the 9th day oi
October D. 1860 for the examination OF applicants as
teachers of Common Schools.
NB No applicants admitted after ten o'clock A. u.
ROBERT JUSTICE, Clerk.
Aug. S, 1860.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-10-11

JUST THE HINGI"-A prominent phys
said of DIR. Wilson's Pills:-"If my patient re-
quIred an aperent. Wilson Pills were just the
thing wanted; if he suffered from Dyspepsia,
Acidiiy of Stomach, Costiveness, or Inactivity
of Liver, Wilson's Pills were just the thing.
Disturbance of the Circulatcry Organs; Wilson s
Pills were just the thing" See .Guide TO
Health" to be had gratis, from 3. L. Fahnes-
stock & Co. No, 60 Wood Street, Pittshurg. Pa.
Sold by q. YERGIN and J. K. RAIFF, Nil
lersburg, and merchants generally.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-10-11

ewRELIGIOUS NOTICE.-The Wooster and
SSS .Tuscarawas conferences Of the Ohio Synod OF
the Evangelical Lutheran Church, will hold meeting
in MillrrSburg, commencing Thursday evening, Nov.
LIST. Ministers and delegates will report themselves
their arrival at the house of the pastor loci It is de-
sired that persons from distance clerical and lay Wis
itor inform the minister in charge by letter of their
intention be present at the meeting, that the
entertainment.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-10-11
There is no Mistake about It.
OVER a MILLION 0E RnIILEs

This Cordial will fail to any of the above
diseases. If taken per directions each bottr, in
t,srn,an Enylfsh and Ersneb
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-10-11
AGENTS

II. YERGIN. Millersburg.
WM. BEERBOWER, Fredericksburg.
A.. GARDEN Err, Mt. Holly,
March Is, ls5o-So
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-10-11

Do you wish to be healthy and strong. Then go st
and get of AcLeans Cordial II will strength
en- and invorate your whole system, causing healthy
and pare circulation of blood to flow through every
ven and the rch rosy tlOom of health to mount your
cheek again.
Every bottle is warranted to rive satisfaction
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-10-11
TO THE LADIES.

Have been sold during the last six muIths and in
instance has it failed in giving entire satfaciun Who,
then, will suffer from weakness debilitv when Nc
Leans Strengthe ning Cordial will cure YOU:
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-10-11
McLear'S Strengthening Cordial,

Heartburn Inward Piles, Aeidity Sickness Of the
Stomach, Fullnoss Of Blood to the Head Dull Pain
Swimming in the Head, Palptaron Of the Heart, Full
Weight in the Stomach, Sour Eructations,
Choaking or SuHacaing Feeling when lying down, Dry
Yellowness of the Skin and Eyes Night Sweas
Inward Fevers Pain in the Small Of the Back Chest
Side, Sudden Flushes of Heat Depression of Spirits,
Frightful Dreams Languor, Dependency or any Ner-
Disease, Sores Blotches the Skin, and Fever
and Aguc, Tor Chills and Fever. II will also dis
Of the Bladder and Womb, such Seminal Weak
ness, 1nconinence of the Urine, Strsnguary, Infana
ton or Weakness Of the Womb Bladder, Whites &c.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-10-11
GotnMeteiai 1attefs.
MilIersburg Market.

MnLxRssune, Oct. IL. 1860.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-10-11
FOR CHILDREN.

Wesay to parents if your children sickly puuy,
afflicted with complaints prevalent among children,
give them a small quantity of McLean's Cordial. and
il will make them healthy, fat and robust Delay not
moment, try it, and you will be convinced.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-10-11

exercised upon the friends of the bay to
increase the business already transacted,
but in vain, for it began to be surmised
that the story of Nicholas's leg had been
started with single eye to ultimate profit.
As the horses entered the second mile,
the young horse made run for the lead,
but Webster knew a trick worth two of
that; and while he gave the biting horse a
wide berth for fear of consequences, he
managed his own horse so well that he
not only prevented the attempt from sue
ceeding, but put space of two lengths
between him and the bay by the time he
had passed the quarter post. The running
now became splendid, each horse being
urged to bis utmost to make the best, for
on one side it was victory, and on the 9TH
er a protraction of the struggle, which
might win him the race by reason of a
failure Of the injured leg of the sorrel.-
At the three-quarter pole, Nicholas was
two lengths ahead, but Oysterman being
urged TO put fourth all possible reserve Of
speed, made brush, and closed up the
gap length OF so. But Nicholas seemed
to haSe always some extra speed for
emergencies, and dasbing ahead on the
homestretch, he led his adversary BY more
than two lengths as the flag tell, both
rushing under the string at terrific pace,
while cheer upon cheer rent the air, and
hats and hands we're waved aloft by the
excited bystanders. - ~
Whop The 4horses wara hroucbt l..l E.
the dismount it was seen that Nicholas was
completely broken down, and be hobbled
so badly as be was led to his stable, thai
it is very doubtful matter if be will eve
run again. Time of this heat 5:5l1.
- ~4-ss- REcAPiTuLAIIoS' ,.,-.
g FAsMox couzsE, Oct 4, i660-Threemile race
Best two in three: s ...t.
John Hunters enters 8. b. Nicholas. ------ l
=. Hare enters b. h. Oysterman ..-------2 2
Time. $50 5:5l1s
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-10-11
It is Delicious to Take
McLean's Volcanic Oil Lininent.
The Eest Liniraent IN the Rorld.

The safe and certain for Cancers Piles Tu
mors, Swellings, and Brouchele Goitrs, Paralysis
Neuralgia, Weakness of tho Muscles, Chronic In
famnatory rheumatism, Stiffness of the Joints Com
tracted Muscles Lgaments Earache Bruises Sprans
Wounds Fresh Cuts Ulcers Fever Sores Caked Breasts
Sore Nipples Burns, Scalds, Sore Throat, any In
fammation or Pain, difference how severe or how
long the disease may have existed. McLEAx's CELE-
BRArED LiyIMENT IS a certain remedy.
Thousands of human beings have been saved life of
decreptude and mssry by the Of this Invaluable
medicine.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-10-11
McLean's Volcanic Oil Linimen
Notice.

July II, 1s6o.-v4n47
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Der 81 b + b ieb.-

=
Oef Wor9sn res neun uno spansoiten
Sun1, Der Sag oes NtIAieoS mar beranQes
tominell. 9eute lpolIte Nopcleon abretlen,
wollte CT OtalmniIpn Yerlai1tn, um nacb
NoNetat 81 9eben, IN pciIrn 6afen slpei
prn Ger prp9llcrlltben Gesitrun9 ibm iur
Serfu9un8 9sltelIe SAiffe i'm enparieten.
QeuIe mOIlte RappleOn fir immer Wals
nation Oerlalitn, Die @rinnerunssitdtte iete
mes 0llifes, etner SugenO, 1siner 9iebe. -
Aue SOEbereltungen waren beenpet am 9ltenp
ce0 9fitrtSfn Cages lApn batte per &ailer ole
leBten Nbl0ieo6teluAe angenonlmen, beute
loutt teln Tremrer mebr opreela6tn iperpcn,
beute wclIte Der 8aiier nur nod leiner S5az
mile, letnen n1bfen Treunoen Elm lestc8
SebepoDI laBen. ..r. . ...
Orunten I'M 0of ltnnben 1Ipn bic Gquie
pa8en berett melnenpe Oiener umooben 1ie,
IpsInenp 9ln9en ale Sewpbner oe8 ShlOiIes
Yen Wamallon umber, iepe5 0ers fIbte 1iG
btor(lbt uno trouerOpIl, jtptr empfano Die
meIondpIiide Wr0fe rteier Stunce, ii, nell
6er Der &aler u blhiep nabm Ypr 7einer
Ver9an9enbelt einem SbrOn uno 1einem
Gateriana.
9apoIeCn olletn mar rubi9 unbeme9t.
Seine Ela9e fam jebt mebr ilber letne Sip
petr feine E9rdne feuDtete mebr ietn Nuoe.
@r bate lein 9eldid ansenommen, unp er
tru9 e5 wie Elm 9dupt nit erbOb9nem
0aupt nit pOlfenlOler Stirn, nit Famnens
oem 8lid. a gu. ala~e
ST befauo ft6 in 1einem Cabinet. Dcrt
wOlIte ct ole Iebten Oribe einer @ermanps
ten ent9e9enufbmen bort mar jebt bic SIS.
ni9in 0OrtsnIe bel Jpn nit tgren beipen
Spbnen. ..... ...- .:..
sic wOllen mir olIo nibt erlaubelL nit
Sbnen gu 9cben? filterte 0Urlen1e unter
Ibr1nen. Ste mplIen mir, Sbrer IOAter, Der
SOAter SOlepbiuen'6 ni6t pa6 beilige &e6t
9ebsn, Sbre 8erbannung nit Sbnen gu tbcls
len, uno all Sbrer Seite Su bleiben in Den
Ea9en Oes llnsliifS +? ~ ~ -aa
gtetis 9Orteuie, f apolecn, ernf,
Sie ba6en S0bne, q, Z Sbreu S6bs
nen Ie6en vi
Slre, metne S6Gne miiroen nit mir oeben
unter Sbren Au9en riirosn Sie leben, pie
9f1De SbreS crDabenen 0iubme, Sbrs6 erbas
benen un9lif5 mitrcc ite befeuern gu srpBtn
2baten, Su 9rpben Gepanten lpirpe 1te Su
Wannern, Su 9eloen eSleben. s.li
(6OrtIebnn9 folJt.) 4n
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Beadltet ifplaenbts bel 3eiteh.

Der ln9h6G pe8er NIT oti9en nebelH bebaftet r hhEf
nen an erfabrnen Nr3 pnSe eur pti6en sr n nur
BON eutu S6mer3en bert 6, fpnbern heneibeH aud befa
biot ieincu Rranten is5r b8e &emnS MAIDEN pdbrno
n in BEN dntn Semptcn b etcas IN eaS Sptem
etamirseIt pser bic Rranfet neiier f esrtn Bat d
nsr melt erS6eren &enuns beredt9t 1T gren9n9en roer
rietleS" perben mad einer bon Dr j. Snb ant9e
hub.uen 8ebanbIunese in ptnisn 9aSen pbre S9mer3en
abr Suecucenien nr ben Eattenen sebIt. 3uslt sarG
hit Dr. g. g. Smett has tene GrhnhuHe ber ruretbra" H. j.
No. ais StrtctrS" bebanbt pereeN pobnr 10 p eharatane
bic trolrisIten SpIsen berbeifh5reA.
1unae 3eute unh vile pe6e ieutnaIer StEd@e IeSea
Icn @ Bet 3en uelbn ~cbr s sieIea San'me rns srObe
nntcieu erIparen. ...
ten abE gerhbntbet aiS sb et anberer at tn Entera
loat Gr 6e 6as bI In ben @wier8iten BON @re aus nne
aibt er gcntiton TIRE Tpr1naie &ra Deecr tneem nur
en1fode nbc TeI anucnbet. Setne Weetu TT e BON
Dtcur unb anen msraIiiben te u einer beauem etteu
1Soie ,bereic lnb tam i'm Qss pber grDatbaIe o
@eiie unbemct unb sbne @tsrns tn bdfeu gu berurae
oencmnen wcrher Enr penn bt9e GntlInSunS en9ren it,
pub cine Euidnr6ntnna Der 2ebenSpee nctbWeneig.
4ud ben &ronfbeiten heS weben gefblctS bat Dr. ). g.
Gmtb t eae Rete abrsu ieine beOreere SuneamteH
aCrpbmet urb Sprtt alien 3ebensen eiue betleuee Cur.
Or e. 9. Smiths Brdpentaioe ar rauen tann msn an ebt
eem BaSt erbalte Die Webt5tn TT gut ub wnret ereele
Sabr1 auBercibsHt p eoccn 1ebraudt. Bres 50. Eer
fonn peI6e 8aItteLe ent pCbHeu nRen MAD Genancg
Nudd6 her Spurtcue Or. s. y. Smt5 IN Sortpreen 8rteM
tpnultren uu6 M Nen na4 oenb tin Eeetls ses Sarbea
seId3idt ertalten.
ge anrogen bIeibn frns prsatn. SH her Des NAB Ss-
parate 3inlnltt sllr Gjsrcftipn ber Yatetten.
Sffen Ven lbr MprseMS bis nst abenbs.
OR. 9. 9. %aatfb,
5a30.s Rc. II Snh- -TreherdRr. BsIHHtSEa.
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Sr. C$ubnltnn.

tBe6 res t6ntsltben GOleeums 91un6dr3te tn 9rnbc
@rdcuter nes Ger treu meptstnn @6qesen Der
ten Ger ben BCBten lbe entS 9ebus tn 5cptdlern pcn
feafUh yars Ybdeepbta nnb dnSren Stdben ebrat bat
ntge ce pnterbarn eun9en ppuenbet ppn benen bic Sc.
te eer Wtfon mets unSdblt8e Qethenre Die Obreniau
ZEN NrDrlt unh dHperen rdntbeten tten IUhe !; o. aud
bic ttt plEe1en eraucu ju ehr erGreden bic su oft
neet 9er9n 8lentsteten aueenbItdG ee
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! s5unQe WP1nner,

certers m6e ste Cpfe, Sttsmsu 9aerS eTprken nt
als idh r eelt 9Luenpc tn ctu rbs Grab etbt pel9
rurb rrbdbsEsn 3dIeu entpdssn 9efdubesfrdft
anil cn Deut teE Beotamtt ben Sendt begsthsrt uH6 pe
cef tsdubernes Snt nslott Raben rnrbe m08eH H mt
oUuem Uertrluew ndhen. ...-..+---
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QSerbeiratbete Der1onen,

eer Selhs re@s f Usrseratbu bdb&ttstu uns @ sEs-
ibcr tWabG cbe tnes dnhgren noerniEs bepuB uo iel
ten unp.rsuSltt 0r. jebuiipu gu 3iatbe stebsH, .
ls Qmttrnts aegen biz &t pbcbg pber aetse 8errGtture
Metarft or WsFnsn 3ttern rne Sdua CStr 9rfhSptn8
IT'D Der 2bdnoluns urrr8s DR. SUbnfUn unterstett
anp tim dlS &srenmdnue cbu urtt h dnpertrauu
aae iugerlttlid auf ens aratlts etdItistt asrssn.
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9r1anllAe 9Atpahe

aHpsrs8id aet unb bs pOaf ruft pteer tersfl 9tses
fbttl Peen peleS edS 9eben elerb ub be &te nh ytd
temmen bai unmo96 ma@t tt Dft bas 2pps Deer bic t@tn
etGtntdfIen unbeOnnen r6hnen 9anse 9ente ne n e&t
austbwngea senegt petl lie beren dDl9en n6t eenau
lennsn CbBea e aud bur6 Srttturen, &eber dasen I'M
pdrn Sten une anccre urdeu eutaeten aru 70 tit e hpa
neaenetbes eRe 5p8s pes Nhsbraues br elen OrSane,
90e aeer m es dusnen baB b 8ra @r,susune e6er
etneu peNren wb b M betmlt6sn odfern ersebeR ais
Geen bic ra Teie Rnb AuBerbe bur6 fruben Sc.
aus tle SsrauunsS gDeFfspss sepat unb bic ptp3en unO
9eitJen Rrdfts perntbtS .H' ata. -..r-fe as $50
@lfrn Vebrr wen oft nb b rld6e Der Grantbett tb-
0ther 88Hae lge oft trftben M b 2eteen
rem urdten bic hur bic Gppbnbelt Sebemen 2dfers et-
llntRr inp. .<<
Egr Office: go. Gab=GrebertdfrdBe,
leben 8biiren BON 8alttmOreltr., Dltli4e Sette,
Die Stlifer btnauf. 49 -l> ..
Ifan merle IT'D gamen urb 6auSnummr bern unTenee uRt
rngrrllde 91dmar purrbene pnb geptenlCie Quadalte
S6upFtter Sekmer Strdsenrenteer Hnb &enPuSer
nenn b egelmdBte &rite unp lduer aaeesp8en Don Dr.
SptnlcnS Nuf tn Der Wlbe gus
N8. @us Srteft utufen etn.n ppR- Stamp entbalen.
@int 0eiIaa9 in 2 Ea9tn 5u9eltAert.
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g'un bob er cen 8hf laneium gum Sims
mel emPOr. Alle6 1T gu Gnpe, rief er 1dmers>
0ca' Grantrtt9 1T DerIpren! S6 fam e6
ntWt mcgr erretten s}A reile ab - II -
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W1arjnoet Snr unterOrIfltnB Der Quadlalbera.
Der einSge DlaB no cine 6etIun9 erIannt
perpen farm. 5f@
Qtnberung tn led6 Stunbe1.
Rein 9uedtber, oas elerc @elunpbett nOIo
LENDS rutntrt. -:. .-i
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urtbeiI Der pre7e.

Die bte T6ebe peIt pdbrtnh esten ben,ebn Sabre
tn ber Mnd turirt unr bic Deuse wkbtter numb
dr6er OperaDen pee Dr. ScbHfpn duSfnhrts Hnt benen
e ettunes De dntre perCne tetppbnten
tds Pubtm weberbplten aIeu rnterrtbe rurbt
entld etn 0u ais Sbreumdnn Betua duf gborar ub
@ewtAnpafstett fab fur eebeuSe etne nre&tnt srdbr.
.IetfMn9, flst.6f et1.lF e.v ..i-rl rr ~ -
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3A SSet,t= tt6 &iquprzSSonHlmn
~ pcm 3. T. ULMAN,


go: 5 Nprbs@ja9ltraBe, Baltimore:
1857 unS 1858 iuwotl in Quatd unb Qua6t br 9e-
Seonete gSeuiabre uno 1859 lit eblop ocrprenb. 3abu
1T e mir m6o iet quite g8anre 8u ie9r norgem qre su
80 Sos fraSI6e Q8B- -g8eiu Sau @auere8 su rs Gts t
Csocne bcm ab 60 @aH S As @t8 bic (alpne; 80 ab
@Ob gBsuc gu IS @tS bic @auOne, beim SAP BON 80 @aOne
." ~ zoo aiIten g8cib- ggeinc oas 0usenO su So.
450 gtptb -Bene DO 2,
IOC eullen 8orac DO g. 4, 5 unb 6,
SO W- '8eou 8eten be 6,
so 9baieon Ia Ggan8s b 10,
800 (5aGnnen Ser uuo 5Ser 9tbeiu-gS 81, SIX
100 siteu Siaryo6rlnsr Ser su $4 has 9ubenb
100 9ierenjteiner Ser gu $4K bS.
200 Sc61etn,er, g9aten6emer unb Nn6ere.
100 5aB Rpr, ,g8ene (Sentatior) 50 @tS bic @aqOne.
10 b. b. S5aI1,Cnhss Sotaonisn y p 30, .-
25 b.. te;ue ou8erleieue Rprtpeiue $3.50 ee alpnt
50 @t8 bic s. bic SIaiGe
Grpbe gtu8pog( in 0ta(a9a Nacera, Here's nnb Gtu5ca
g9eiue. ... ..a
$50 aSrbe GGampogner sarantirt a6t.
Srans6fau nlanOne ~ $40 per Dusenb, 81 bic 5laibe.
80 atten 6hten Quo be MontebelD. -. .'
B Son mir elbit Cr5a9 Suberet uno fret bon naen Gb
ltd@en Sn9rebet5en olierire b fcl8enoe grttel: .-
Snnlit0tpn pOu ran4em Sranntpetn 25 @t8. bic Sa9e
nuo eru 40 Gt8 bis 81 bic @ulone.
Souiubitu Q8aGplecr- Sdn0ppS @n bon % @t8 bis 70
@ts. 6e 6la6e unb pen rs Gt5 Bis S21a bie GaIone.
alter rener Rpg9en= Olb -&De lno @erite Snapp8 rs
gts bS 81 bic aids nns 01s 40 gts bis $22 BIC Sat
s2biSfcp 8otaoia Stree 8ener- 0pppeltmnlel 6eute8
uno bpldnbSbe8 Srauter Bitter, g8en Bitter uo Sdpe
3er W(a9en- Bitter Nniete- Nolen, V1nlle- Wanerln-
lieferlIn;e- Ytarasdtnp= =Gortial8 Nbgutb SIroiIao
&utbeet-, 8rom6esr-, Bilptri9en, Sn8wer, Dtiuutep
dapcubel, 2iqueise &C. /
NueS 81 babclI Bel - i. ulmon, ..s.
gto. Ncrb- @aDitraBe.
s Bon alien bieIen Ggaarsn sarantire m bic 6uatdt u,b
ns5me olbe, wenn nft bereb9eO 8nriid.
- ',--.-- .'- q. g. ulman,
Sapprtsur uno Oetilateur
Np. &C.. @apir. -
Sunt21,F briE &bare bon SalttnlOretraEe.
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bbtn bag elm sefunter ta unb Elm sennter 1crtr bic
nrttwenet8en Groreerntt eteden @lldetctt nb Sd
ebne s wtre BITE Ret Oes ebeus ur trdurten Qlserf
D NuSten ces Vebeus perhnferu @ unblth fe Seele
rtrb eeren grspetuns uaH meldu6UItIGen Bttratu
gen bab uns be Breabsn ~eIe &nbere enttsn Serttser
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8cSinou1,ocu.

Der t5sIid,t ns8altimore 9Beder" Sts per @o4s,
an bic Grj9tr 5aRlGar.
n 2gagm3O a9Ge,I8 wiro ser Igt4s g8eter ebsnfaIs
iH5 9auS 8e5ra@t
Gra bic qo oumSe $3.50 Yer SaBr, III piertelaEri8e
Gorlu&b8oblmg. .
Go3 gSUcaen5tatt res S5dltmore aSecfer er&eat ben
5retas yojet I5rJt6 81 in mbe6in3r @prau5ttsaEung.
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Dr. 9oDnItnrr,
Der einst9e 9lrit, tpeLher an3et9t.
(Gtubltrt UUr a6tiebu 9abren.)

y
Gr but edS erhe wtrfiamht unf btr WttttI tn BET SD
rttedt ecsen as gentle Rrdnftctten S&pd6s I'm Rufeu un
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Nebraska advertiser., 1860-07-12
HOWARD ASSOCIATION
Rhilnde1phia.

Il BeneUoIent Institution established By special I'm
document, for thu TfiefOf the sick and distressed
afflicted Nth ViT1Ieat Gnd Epedemic Disease.
THE Howard Association, in view Of the awfni CStIuC
receptions practIced upCnthe unfortunate victims Of sL y
disease by QuaCks, several years ago directed their Con-
sulting Surgeon, as a charitable act worthy OF their
name, to open a dispensary for the treatment Of this
class of diseases, in all their forms, and to give Medical
Advice Gratis 20 all who apply by letter, with adescrip.
&c.) and in caseOf extreme poverty, to furnish medicines
free Of charge. It is needless to add that the Associa-
ton commands thehighesU Medical skill Of the age, and
will furnish the most approved modern treatment.
The Directors Of ting Association, in their Annual Re-
nual Report upon thetreatmento Of Sexual Diseases, ex-
press the highest satisfaction with the success which has
attendedthe labOrs Of their SUrgeOnsin the cure Of Sper-
matorrhOea; Seminal Weakness; Gouorrhoea; elect;
Syphilis; the vice Of Onanism or self-abuse, disease Of
The Kidneys and Bladder, &c, and order a continuance
Of the same plan for the ensuing year.
The Directors, on a review Of the past, feel assured
that their labors in this sphere Of benevolent effort have
been Of great benefit to the afflicted, especially to the
young, and they have resolved to devote themselves,
spised cause.
An admirable Report on Spermatorrboea, or Seminal
Weakness, the vice Of Onanism, MastUTbatiOn or self
abuse, and other diseases Of the Sexual organs, by the
Consulting Surgeon, will be sent by mail (n a sealed
e%nvelope) FREE OF CHARGE, on the receipt Of W
TAM for postage. Other reports and Tracts. on the
nature and treatment OF Sexual diseases, diet, &c, are
constantly being published for gratUitOUs Distribution,
and will be sent to the afflicted. Some Of the new re-
medies andmethods of t~reatmnets discovered during the
last year are Of great value.
Address for Report or treatment, DR.. J. SKILLIN
HOUGHTON, Acting Surgeon, Howard Association, No.
., South Ninth Street, Philadelphia.
By order Of the Directors,
EZRAD HARTWELL, President.
EO. F~AIRCHILD, Secretary.
July IA, 1S5S-ly
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-07-12

FLOWERs. FRUTTs, 81.

JOHN A. KENNICOTT, at the Grove Nr.r- n
Nortbheld ILL., has ready for delivery:
Bulbs, especially Tulips, at the low rate Of ts-
100, and $50 per NJ for large r0ots:
Strawberries, Of all the most approval v-s,
from s. to S4per N for most; a fews0rfs. Ifs ~
Albany, higher Evergreens 20 to 90 cents Drr !
cording to variety andf0rm-averags % cents
Fruit Trees, in good variety. Apple 40 Is fFss-
100. and the smaller the cheaper and better fi
customers.
Small FrUits.-Currants HOuzhton Go0seberr De
berries Blackberries, &c, much lover than ever
before.
Ornamental Trees, Roses AMI other Ha-v V-T-
in great variety and abundance; and I0.O8 ,m,
large plants Of Upright HOneysUckIes. Lila. yr.
Deutzia Scabra, PTim. &c, al from s. to sBress.
dred. And the beautiful Die5yi-a SDecabaE u
er choice perenniais at 81, 80 TO so per dozen. utg10
mon things-all desirable-at about haIfprce
Catalogues by mail on application; ald ever Cd
safely packed for distant transp0rtlaol; aldsluI
most things sold at about ten percent, less n ara
than Spring. ua