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Hair Restorative.

Mr. G. SEcHRIsr's Hair Restorative is brought
before the public at the instance of persons who
have tried and proved its virtues. We, for one.
do know of verify that the Restorative pos
sesses The qualities for which it is recommend
ed. Hundreds of persons have tried it, and in
every case proved beneficial results. 1t restores
the hair TO its natural color, gives it vigcr OF
growth, and leaves no sticky. rough or greasy
feelings. and prevents all tendency to badness
1t Is not a DYE. but RESTORATIVE; stimulating the
hair 10 activity, and brings back TO The head
the glossy locks Of youth. Summit Deacon.
See advertisement and circulars.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-12-13
HUMPHREYS
SPE IFIC
Gomeopatbir Remedies

HAVE now been before the public for five years, and
i have every where won golden opinions from the
many thousands who have used them.
Simple, free from intrcacy technicality, danger
they have hecomr the and aid of the parent
Traveller, nurse, invalid and have become the family
physician and medical adviser of thousands of families
No where have they been tried without having been
approved and their highest appreciation among those
who have known them longest. and most intimately.
n. B. full set of Humphreys Homeopathic Speci-
Gcs, with Book of Directions and twenty different
edies, in large vias case S5 ditto in plain
"a; case of fifteen boxes, and Book 81. Single boxes
25 cents and so cents.
These Remedies, by the single box case, sent
by mail or express free of charge to any address,
receipt of the price. Address
DIR. Z. HUMPHREYS & CO.
No. 562 broadway, New York.
Sold ey ~ H e. zoY,7ERGIN, Millersburg, Ohio
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-12-13

METHSALEH lived 20 be upward of nine
hundred years old. but seventy years is now
the age of man, and in order to reach even this
age, it is requisite to guard well the health.
Slight ailments. oft neglected. lead to serious
deases. Immediate relief is afforded in cases
of Sick Headache. which is frequently the fure-
runner of severe illness. by the use of WILL
SONS PILLS. which are prepared and sold
by B. L. FAHNESTUCK d CO., Wholesale
Druggists. and Propretors of B. L. FAHNE-
STOCKS VERMIFUGE. No. 60, Corner of
Wood and Fourth Streets. Pittsburg. Pa, and
H. Yergin and j. K. Raff, Millersburg, o.
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"Reduced by Dyspepsia TO n Mere Skeleton
CURED BY "BGRHAvE's HOLLAND BIrrERs.

Mr.. A. Matcheit. trader probably as well
known as any man in Western Pennsylvania,
state If follows: 81 met with farmer in ARM
strong county who was reduced by Dyspepsia %
mere skaleton. | persuaded him to buy a bottle
of Bprhaves's Holland Bitters, believing it
would cure him. Meeting him some months
alter, what was my astonishment at finding him
a hale. hearty MAJ he told me he now ,Ccighod
200 pounds. and this wonderful change had been
produced by BGrhaves Holland Bitiers to which
he attributed solely his restoration"
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All. Good Morning.
TO the Afflicted.

THE undersigned respectfully informs the
i citizens of Milrrsbu-g and vicinity that he is
still at the old stand On Main street. door west
of Wesion's Saloon. where he makes to order
Boots and Shoes as cheap as ever.
cY-All persons owing me will please pay up
what is due me, 50 that | can pay wkat j owe,
and save them the pleasure of being dunne,l.
have to pay money for stock, and will ex
pect CASH for all work hereafter.
sSy- Don't forget that VIXEN you come.-@s
Nov %. '60--l4 B. NJ. SPENCER.
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Intend to Close Out!

Their entire stock with view Of removing to
another locality Persons desiring goods in
their line are therefore invited TO examine their
stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Nov % 6n--I4
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Report on the Treasury.

Secretary Cobb presented his Report of the
Condition of the Treasury in connection with
The Presidents Message.
The balance in the Treasury July
lst 1859. was 81, ,339 ,275 "a
Receipts during the fiscal year.
ending June 3Uih, 1860 76, ,752,033 SO
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Aggregate means So, OBJ .309 So
Expenditures during the year. 77.462l02 -
Amount on handJnly lst l6G0.- S., ,529 206 Il
Estimate Expenditure Tor the iis-
cal year ending July lst, 1860 S4,l03, Jos II
Which amount deducted from the
total of ascertained and esiIma-
ted means for the service of the
current fiscal year, leaves bal
ance in the Treasury on Jnly
!, 1861, being the commence
ment OF the fiscal year 1862, of $245.S9l So
The estimate expenditures for the
fiscal year from July |, 1861, TO
June SO, 1852, are. .$6s, ,363, ,726 ii
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EGQO Goods

such rs Bonnets, Hats, Ribbons, Blonde and
Lace Edgings. Ere nch and American Flowers
and Plumes. of all kinds and at all prices, to-
gcther with a large assortment of articles to nu-
merous to mention. but such is generally
kept in fashionable Millinery Establishment,
making their assortment one of the most COM
plete in this section of country; all of which
will be sold very LOW, rs they
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CONSTITUTION FREE.
THr MopE OF EXAMINATION

THE MoDE OF EXAMINATION
Pursued by DR. Wadsworth Is very simple and entirely
and by disease of any of the internal vital
gas in very few minutes detected with facility and
certainty without asking the patient question hav
ne the lie asst previous knowledge of the
Dr. W. gives his undivided attention TO all forms of
chronic disease treating thousands of different
every year large majority of whom have tiled most
other methods Of in vain DR. ". wishes it dis
tincty understood that he makes speciality of one
disease but processes understand the whole human
system and is constantly demonstrating this knowedgc
by describing to those who consult him the location,
nature and durability Of their diseases without any qucs
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Commercial Maffefs.
MilIcrsburS Market.
MILLINERY.
New Fall Styles and New Goods

MRS Bennett d Miss Clemence take this
Ixl method of Informing their customers and
friends that they are now receiving an exten-
sive and carefully selected stock of
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McLean'S Strengthening Cordial,

VIII efectually cure
Lirer Complaint. Dyspepsia, Ja,uadice. Chronic or
NerrOas Debility. Diseases of the H5d-
aeys. d,sd all Diseases arising
from disordercd Liv-
ero' Stomach.
Heartburn, Inward Piles. Acidity Sickness Of tho
Stomach, Fullness of Blood to the Head Dull Pain
Swimming in the Head, PalptaIon of the Heart, Full
Weight in the STOMACH, Sour Eructatons.
Choaking Sufacating Feeling when lying down, Dry
Yellowness of the Skin and Eyes Night Sweats
Inward Feyers Pain in the Small of the Back Chest
Side, Sudden Flushes of Heat Depression of Spirits,
Frightful Dreams Languor. Dependency or any Ner-
vous Disease Sores Blotches the Skin, and Fever
and Aguc, and Feverl. 1t will also cure dis
eases of the Bladder and Womb such Sc mina Weak
ness Incohtinence of the Crine Stranguary Inamma-
ton or Weakness of the Womb or Bladder, Whites &C.
There is no Mistake about 1t.
This Cordial will never fail to cure any of the above
diseases if taken per directions each bottle in
German, English and French
OVER A MILLION OF BOTTLES
Have been sold during the last six munths and in no
instance has it failed in giving entire satisfaction Who
then, will suffer from weakness debility when Nc
Leans Strengthening Cordial will cure you:
TO THE LADIES.
Do you wish to be healthy and strongi Then 90 at
and get McLeans Cordial 1t will strenetb-
en- and invor1te your whole system, causing healthy
and pare circulation of blood to flow through every
vein and the rch rosy bloom of health your
Every bottle is warranted to give satisfaction.
FOR CHILDREN.
We say to parents If your children are sickiy puny,
or afflicted with complaints prevalent among children,
give them small quantity of McLean's Coriial ard
will make them healthy fat and robust. Delay
moment. try it, and you will be convinced.
It is Delicious to Take.
CAurIoS.-Beware of druggists dealers who may
to palm upon you Bitter Sarsaparilla trash,
which they buy cheap, by saying it just good
Avoid such men, Ask for McLeans Strengthening Cor
DIAL and take nothing else 1t is the only remedy that
will purify the blood thoroughly and at the time
strengthen the system.
One tablespoonful taken every morning fasting is a
certain preventive for Cholera, Chis and Fever yell
low Fever, any prevalent disease 1t is nut up in
large bottles
Price only 81 per bottle, or bottles for So.
J. H. MCLEAN
Sole Proprietor of this Cordial.
Also McLcan's Volcanic Oil Liniment.
Principal Depot on the of Third and Pine Sts
ST. Iouis. Mo.
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Those Suffering from Chronic Diseases

Those Suffering from Chronic Diseases
OF any description may be assured that their will
couraged take medicine without corresponding pros
pect of benefit. DR. has visited Cleveland and other
places in Ohio and New York. regularly for the last
two years and furnish patients with any amount of
evidence in regard to his skill and qualifications
physiciin.
Those wishing TO consult by letter. may direct 10 Ba
tavia, N. the of the Hotel any of ap-
pointuients- II W WADSW ORTIZ, n. D.,
Batavia, NY.
Residence and Principal Office.
FREDERIcKSBURG, Wayne Co.. Jan. 1850.
DR.. II. ". Wadsworth, Dear Sir:-For two years past
have suffered from several difficulties, such
enlargement and dropsy of the heart
ing atulence, burning and acdty, boating of the stom
ach bowels costve unequal and bad circulation OF the
blood. The least exercise caused papitation of the
heart rush Of blood to the head and the face would be
covered with red botches. Ny kidneys diseas-
ed, from which suffered much. i also had n
cough accompanied with Wheeling and rattliug in the
lungs and sensations of oppression about the heart and
lungs thoug water had collected there Imight
merate many other symoms from which suffered but
the above will give general idea of lhad ia
den much medicine and tried several doctors without
much benefit and told that my incurable
disease OF the heart. have taken your remedies
about months With gradual and decided improvement
from the first and lecl quite well and more like living
again. Doctor you have my best wishes and my
mend to others. Yours Respectfully,
JOHN BROWNFIEID.
Nov. 3, 1902
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AGENTS.

H. YERGIN, Millersburg.
VIM. BEERBOWER. Fredericksburg,
A. GARDENER, Mt. Holly, p
March Is, 5000
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FOR CHILDREN.

We say to parents If your children are sickiy puny,
or afflicted with complaints prevalent among children,
give them small quantity of McLean's Cordial ard
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, 1860-12-13
There is no Mistake about It.
OVER A MILLION OF bottles

This Cordial will fail to cure any of the above
diseases. if taken as per directions each bottle, in
German, English and French
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-28
FUGITIVE SLAVE CASE In TROY.
Great Excitement.
THE MAN RESCUED TWICE.

TRor, N. Y, Friday, April q, 1860.
At noon to-day U. 5. Deputy Marshal Holmes ar.
rested coortd man in this city, named Chares Nulle
BE fugitive from Virginia, the property of D. W.
marlborough Of Culpepper County. The fugitive was
taken before Commissioner Beech, and witnesses ien
tiled him ths fugitive described In the papers. The
Commissioner therefore reuandtd him. Soon After
Judge Gould issued writ of babeas corpus for the
fugitive, sndtbe same served by Deputy Sheriff
OF the county. BY this time an ,xca crowd OF come
thousand persons had gathered about the Commis
s'oDers Office, threatening rescue. When the fug
tive was broueht down to be taken before Judge
Con the crowd surrounded the officers and endesv-
oIed TO take him from them. successful resistance
was made for some time, bat the rescuers
finally gained the advantage, when the
Deero was carried TO the river, where fsrryman
In waiting. he rowed across, aud upon arriving
at the opposite shore rearrested by Weet Troy
constable. There another great crowd gathered TO-
ge;ber determined to rescue the fugitive he was
taSen quickly possible 10 Justices office, which
the mob surrounded and broke iuto. They then res
cued the fugitive again from the officers, and carried
him of in caIisge. Blows pistol sbots, and knock
downs occurred during the affair, but no one fortu'
naely, wssseriously injured. The colored people were
tie active participants n the rescue. The great
est excitement exists here in regard to the affair.
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when tho Democratic pa " dies, sha Consultation vii
die with -that n the patty failed 10 IL duty nov, u
vould be more deal than cetestei ~ the oolf.
Gov King of Missouri addressed the Convention in
favor OF harmony aud conc'lisiion. Delegates rs
here Instructed TO do the beet th1 coad he done for
the Democratic party. The'msoriiy report has citing
ss sabslitnte. All the people want 10 the Cincinnati
platform without any tail 10 it.
he SPOKE of the Black Republicans ne men who are
about 10 sharp usually eet and said tney woad
Iidcue their nsjobty platform ss Janas-f4oed aod
contradictory so far as Missouri is coocefneo, they
can carry it, even clogged with this deadly stag IS
they always 90 II blind for ha Democratic nopioeS;
but be could plainly zee that his border re'ghoors
would be destroyed by its venom.
Mr.. Kug alluded in the course Of his argument to
the distinguished statesman of Illinois, aud each tine
vas greeted with deafeniDe applause. The Northern
Democracy has been stricken do@n because IL ssood
by the South and they have the tauot thrown at
item that they cannot promise their electoral vote to
ths nominee with any certainty. This majority plat
f. I'm would nominate So ward, aud make HIN Presi-
dent If few Southern States abandon this CoDveu-
ton It's nominee will gain State for State from the
North for their nominee. They would regret that they
Should leave but they must stand by the ship to the
last. Tie Democrats wi feel tba, they whipped
before the battle Won force this platform upon toeu
MIR Yaocey OF a. @bapa took the aoor AMID inmeDse
applause and cheering and proceeded to reply TO SIR
Kng styling his speech as remarkable aad unnatural
ss coming from Southern man. lie pronounced the
charge that there were any Disunioniss disruption
TITS in tho Alabama elegatoD false He spoke neary
two hours. His extreme doctrine vas very weakly
spplauded even by the ga ley. He Was very severe
On Douglas, in connection with Kansas affairs.
The acts at the Nortn hessd lad made many persoos
at TIE South believe that the South and hor ustitu
tons are no longer cafe within the limits of ths Union
lie denied that Alabama had atem ted 10 dictate TO this
Convention. The instructions to her delegates we're
merely for their guidance and il it had been for the
onnipotent fDdiDg press, one but ho- Delegates
would have known of their exstonce.
Mr. Yancey coDtended that the Democratic party
must ACCEPT defeat with cheerfaness principle,
rather than geek success with It's violation and look to
the sober second thought of the people for justification
and restoration. He concluded by elcquenty urging
the Southern delegates to be true TO their constitutional
DUTY and lot to lerd themselves to paoabe wrong
TO obtain party victory. II they allow themselves co
lie thus made tool Of they should be HING on pot
cal gallows higher than ever was built for HamiD.
IGreat cheering.
NJ. Pugh CT Ohio then took the floor, to reply to
Mr. Yabcey at 1880 p. m.
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XXXVITH CONGRESS.
FIRST SESSION.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
WasRTSGTOK. FRIDAY. AOrii ~, Il

WAsBINGTOk, Frloay, Apru ", lou.
Mr. CURTIS rep, Iowa asked leave TO offer
resolution directing the Secretary Of War 10 communal
cate to the Military Committee full pau aud sche adie
of the floating battery 10 toe course OF eonstruc-
ton in the vicinity of New York HarbOri the amount
OF money expended thereon ADD the e,t0sted cost Of
completing the same; and lhatthe Military CJnmlttes
report such changes as may be consistent With the
public nterests Mr. &. szd was true that the coun-
tfy kTeE something about the battery, the peculiar
construction Of which had been fept perfect secret
Mr. HOUSTON Dem, Ala said 1t was uunsnAl to
direct executive officer 70 report to & committee.
Mr.. CURTIS explained thai the rrasOD for TINS was
that the Committee may oxsm aud determine the
propTiety and construction OF Sevenss battery. IL
proper TIE work could 90 on. II anytnng was neces
sary TO be kept eecret this could be done.
Mir. HOUSTON thought it were better for him TO
object 10 the resolution this morning.
The House went into the Committee OF the Whole
Oh the state o. the Union. 80
date rsoresn alton Of the Agricultural Bureau. lie
advocated the interests of the farmers OF the country
and ocposed slavery extension. There was no Const-
tutoua power however 70 interfere VITO slaVery IN
Tie Stsfes Instead of an exhb ton Of pluck, which
some men seemed 70 think Decessary they shoui ais
epss this subject Ike sensible men. In the course OF
hs remarks be said that he went TO the western conn
try wbeI be twenty years Old and there were nor
more than OCO souls there. His heart now s~elled
with gratitude 10 see FIVE millions OF happy taIlVlng
and Industrious people there
Mr. LANDRUM argued that the UeDocrs'c PAuy
have not departed from the lessons OF wisdom OF the
Fathers Of the Republic and that the RePu olcsn or
Anti Slavery panty the cause OF oil the pollticai
evils with which the country is afflicted.
MIR. NANDEyER reviewed the history OF tne De-
moacy Oh the Territorial question, charging that the
s1is.ng evils result from their oerecdon OF duty aud
DE bold and reckless policy which disfegaIds all co@
promises Of the past and In violation OF the sole nm
pledges Of The country. They have become Pro-
Slavery party.
Alr VERREE advocated the protection Of American
INDUSTRY
Mr ROBINSON, of Rhode Island, defended tho Re
nuk f.aff natl
slavery sectional. The committee rose.
Adjourned 10 Monday.
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ATTEMPTED JURDsRo OF APoLIcEaAs.-Lasenigbk
ss Special De ctive Sbeeban Of the Fourth Ward was
passing through th.t precinct the lookout Tor
thieves, womsD named Anna Long, alias 8antis
Annie who keeps q low groegery at No. ~ Cherry
street hailed him RI saii sbe wanted 10 see him-
Net suspeciing that che bad acy malicious motives,
he stepped into the bar and asked her what sfs
wanted. ''I want you to pay me what yoa owe ms,
she said IN an angry tore. Sheehan replied tia. he
did rot owe her anything, when she called him a
ID liar and without provocaiion, struck him over
the head with heavy beer measure intlctipg scalp
wound abou. two ioches in length. She also struck
him in the face With her t, upon which he seized her
by the arm. and told her she must go TO- the Satioo
House
At ibis momen, her basbsnd Ed yard Hong, who is
well kpown 70 the police, as q thres.card mgnte-
player sid svindeT, spraug from behind door and
clinched with Officer Shsshan. violent struggle co.
sued between the Two men, during which, gentle
Annie pounded the officer over the head with tae bear
measure, iDicting severe contuaions at each Glow.
Finding that Sseehan would be likely to assss. hsr
husband, she procured large cheese knife, aud ado
everinetec'ua attempts toplunge into She ca es
body. The oneer finally escaped from the h,uss, ;.
bough closely pursued by Gentle Annie. Rslp wa a
Don procured and descent made upon tue hoase bat
be woruan was the only person found about tue pr s-
ses. She was removed to the Station. House aud
ocked up Long made bis escape whom his wife
appeared In the room with the knis, and up to Il
o'clock this morning had not bsea arrested by tbs
police. Both are ve,y bad characters The woman
has been arrested several times for shop,FAng. and
abe made this atsmpt to take the life of Officer Saes-
han because he has been watching Der movements fcr
the last iornlghh
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Lady Stamford Ia said to be a remarkable e7Hes-
t,ena<. An enthusiastic admirer of her laoysbiP was
fortuDte enough, late occasion, to be near oer 10
a .teepe-cbase fox hunt. There WA dithcut piece
Of country showing brooks and at least 81 strong
feneep eight or nine Of them uncommonly severe. ~
was perfect treat" tays-the writer, and lesson
too zoe the co0ness take these fences The hand and
seat were perfection. There no busting brayado
preparation for them; calmly, gracefully, and alway
with word Of cheer Lady Stamford put her steed 10
the Deep, and showed Judgment in haOdng him over
that have never surpassed, by the most &C
compljshed berseman. AT one fence ! fally appre-
bepd.d bank, d6iour, or fall but it was cleared
without al all disturbing the equanmiy or equpoise OF
Ia5y Stamford though several of the rougher sex
refused it."
The other night, at 81. Louis, young lady rose
from her bed in sonnambulic state, ana went 10 an
omen window; in some way she managed 10 ial
tb,ouOh il TO the ground where che lay In helpless
state, with several Of her bones broken, till the morn
ing. She will probably die,
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FIRES.
FIRE IN vtsEY STREET.

FIRE IN vksEY STREET.
Soon after o'clock last night Dire occurred 10 tho
boot and shoe establishments of Messrs. c. ID. and w
b. Bgelow, on the third floor of the building No. 81
Vessy street. but how In what manner 1t originated
is unknown although it is supposed to have been the
remit of accident.
Tie fremen prevented tho FIRE from extending
beyond the floor on which IL originated. The stock OF
Mesers Bigelow was damaged 10 the amount Of about
81 &C., Incurred for 81, 600 IN the Market and 5000
In the Lor Hard Insurance. Companies.
The fret floor is occupied by Messrs. Balkley g.
Fiske gIocers. Their stock damaged by water TO
the smount Of abolt $500. Isured for IS 900 In city
companies. The buiIding, owed by c. B. Morrison,
cured,