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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Dry-Goods * Fancy, Store
am Rcuen 0iartts,

Dry-Goods * Fancy. Store
au Ncusu Ninrtt:,
Gde Der Srpao- nro 6,eu Strdee.
.. 80. 81 sn6aum r~mplcblt Ieinen
Srtunrcn uso Gem Yubtifum lrin out a1urtirtsS
Wager BON 5ritjabrs,g D% narrn, Die ~ ben tiGis.
ten prsifen ataeSeben wcrosn.
George n. zprinsmanns
e II Hbta 9otel unp 8cfaura-
ton
(friher 8upp'S 6oteG,
No. 4S4 Yennlplpania Qpenu,,
Ifptlben 2bio uno 6cSr>ano a satf Strccts,
Wafbingten. .. s.
Das rstieaet gublifam finh,: in bitism 6rin Die
tTtans.ldfit Nufnabn, nnb 8ebitnuns. Stcinsuneen mlbis.
ps%vablsBnus Der prellt pon &cbIsn.
fplet:
Spft Bump Gpf. $3.50 pr Q0oS.
SSg pau pau. SsS 80
9teltn preti,n surulsc n,ub 9pft ais ba5 biaisie 9tue,
rirssa'attrtoI bietcr StaIpn anstltbtn wtrScp.
SecitSun9cn: SaarlaPlun9 Esim y rtcItn perr NbIi,fe-
runs.
Die aUbIen-garts bsfnbsn n6 Gfe Der 10. gtrose uni
Salt1, une @fe Der 6. uno Sprpfr.. idblid ppnt Canal.
z".sl Sno. s. @trtt, Assnt.
Tencrz mnb Marine=3 tMefi1rnm3
Virginia Fire II Marine Insurance Com
bic elm Bona Siet Capital pom 5000, 900 beibt
nnp i'm Sabre 1882 pur@ Die @riessebuns
pom Sirginien e~instlebt wuroe.
gtrfherunstR wcrbn ourd nielc alte Gsmpdant, er.
ttrilt unitr ben s~unfiisica YebinSuhscn eesen 8cuer- unb
1soiicribaetn an eisenttum alsi &ri, ais; 5duIcr, Mui.
bel, guter unb Wearsn aler &rt, ipmpbI in Der Stopt
ale aud i'm Sanee. unp ptrStn Die Nrrchcnetn &uSiabIun-
gen prompt %seleifet.
Gs- 6rr Die pulics unc Gle arfna5me Der III sert6trn~
ben Stqcnffanpt pirp nibte btreGnsi.
! SfFCt so. l1 Nainfr., RibmpRb, Sa., ei1e Sbur
~untcrbalb Der 9tepai& Office.
u. 9. Gpwa.bin. Yr6io.
gill lam gN utS Or, Sccrei tel
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unptrtafiua.

UUpttk NJ U 81.
Der nasera,ihqets III itst in StaRet, jtbtH Nuftral tp
ftiutm 9eiHdite ausiuilbrtn UNI Iwar 70 biuis als m6slid.
Cine SuSwohi bon Sd' EN- III fprtipdbrtno ~pOrratbts.
Gin ueutr, gutter 1eetenwasen mil t,uem euteR Era =
Ter uul rubiseR pftrSea fur e~tfpaiaeR 0sbrau6.
Die @ufmfrffamittt ron 5ottl> Sababtru u. GamiIisn pirA
strtrtti auf f,int sTsbe Muswabi prn RarapeH.
Auebeduuns zen SEpea'e. Stubltn u. Sprine>N atrassn
Ssrpm prompt befsret. Granei6 Taubt,
R-aaAdT.. g IL Ar Stem a OLE
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81. Spcstcr u. @ o III p.
Ipptba ter unp 9rWgst #,
Mn. lN Mnin-@trnGe

go. III Wain@Strabe.
Santtnb fur pos bisber eerppnnene 3utrautn bort e.,
anirr 3uuttrurS prrmpttr Seoienuus, bodclbe aud ferntr-
bin III erbalten.
Rtetptr werbcn III icotr Belt (tet nag anb Na6t prompt
un6 otpiHenbaft auseefubrt.
@Gt Sp-ten 6artelfpfe, GsHiteslae, Y-uhb6nerr,
Gisarren, 9tauh>, 8au> uno S6aupftabat ~betdnois al
~.nb unb mtrber az cen ~biliaien 8rs,frn p~rvfouft.
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6ribliuas, uup Scaimsr. Seaaren fur 1860.
MIetn Il Strob- IS aaren ..
ale llnttritihn,teu BADEN iset ~sprrdsbis unb IRA 9esfaui
reite @ue,pabl psn Sur, Gahlmrre, Grtndp> VI D Ane>
ritaa Sell pats. @ecIeefin Dree pats Der ftiniten Qualitat
unb ~ Iebem Yrefe tets scrS:Na mo iptrbeu aud iOltt auf
Stifeuuns a~usefrtis;. lin tiuen Setub bitten srseFcnt
80. Z. More u. Qump,
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@aIat5l, @erae, S:irfe, SaTsssGE.ns. Sbpep-
iaee nebiI eihtr Rense arsrtr &rtfd, @arfimtristn, 2a-
,m'e Grtraet, 9rcpn 8Bineirr Scap. 3abutiriten eau st CO.
lSSne, &c. &c. gum gtrauf bel 8. 6. Gtf6er, @et.
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NGoer=Np InOa0Mie!

Den 9tltsltspern 3ur giaGftht. pas jceen
Donusrltas, atenps 8 ubr. re9sImdbiat @rtr.
eier,llsbunsen in Der ,ItilitarY Dad" fattinpen.
Stprn !tBttu Dcnnerifans i'm Wtonai
Fuert Die mpuatlihe 8srlammluu9 i'm VOtals
bee Serrn S&aO Idtt.
6aaemsptr, orb. Cora.
Nbs. @mal Srealts Bacon, 10 St,ress lu-
perier
ganpas Rtniudp Ssnns, NIB s SicrceS DO SantS, nsbr
sieltn anbcreR QttitsIn srbislttn lOcben
SBn. BaGaet SSbut
10000 SIS. Subb's 5Us Tpanp Sanity pa.
con, 10 baben bel Ism. WalIaet S6bne.
Drrh p.rI6nli4e @iutdufs i'm 9lsrpen biK
i& In rem Staup aeiest, meinen ssshrtsn Sum
ben Gin Spr,asltdhss Eager Der telen Gisarrsn is'
Der Grt mnp lualitat ,u ausnabmsweile Fiji.
gen Yreiltu ~pfesirea ga fGnnen. @lsihfals en-
pfsblr ib mein wubiafcrtirtee Eager bon Hau6s,
&au- uno S6nupf-5 abat, pfsfen aler 9rt anp
ionliss @rtif.l, Die Ia siuem Gisarren. @si6Sit
sep5bnlih sslu6t werSen. Tim cine .~sefduies
einiiGt ieines Saasrs bi.tet $. Ste fenfele,
SO. 1874 SrpapItra
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@ainfr., ,wii6sn Der 5ten uns 6ten
18th. SESSION
OF

Rev. M. G. MrcHELBAcHER's School
Dem 9se9rten peuiIheu pubIitum pieue ,,r
anScige, Dap neine Shule fur &naben INNS
0fdeten ain eriten Mcntas i'm Ststcmter mits
Der s%rGfntt merpen wtrb.
Su msiner ShuIe wsroen bic enoIirhe
eeu'ihe. fran,Tiite uub btbrdiIde SpraG,n
unterrtbtst, esenic 9elen, S6reit.n, @euora.
pbte, @elhi6te, HatHrlebrr. Naturoesbib,t
S.:&nen uHb auf @erlansen aud 8ud.
~paltun9. alS @etulfen babe ib spei stibt.
Sebrer, Die in jeosr bini6t ibr.n Nadern ar.
madden itno. Metne SduIsimmer Ruo inn 4a-
cement Der Spuasc9e an H., ndb. MarIbalar.
Gtslent9en @ltern, bic mir ibre Sstnoer an.
oertrauen modem, iinD erfi6t, mir balD bic au-
ie'se ~ MADDEN, ba i'd nur cine fleine @u,sb
neuer S&iIer annsbmen lam.
u. s. 81 i6tI6adtr,
Tde Der l. unD RarIbaIfr
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United States
200erDiCrs Snlou.

1ts:nsn Sreunpsn uno Dem psutl6tn Yu6li'
fun ss srsebene snSstss, pa6 i'd bic 98irtb
i6ait pss unltsp States 5otsls, @de Der I9te
unO @ainfrabe, iberncmmen babe, uno bns :"
mid freuen miro, reht oft meine aesbrtrn 70
nit ben beften G~rfrilhuaseu esOiensn su fSRnen.
SpbR 6 menbduGe
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d. H. CHALKLEY,
panplsr BON 2ebsr uno S6ubsSil ainas, Su.
psrte:r Don fran,oll6em Salblspsr,
Is. Str., awif6en Wain II. Carp, Ni6mrnp. Sa.
Deutittn S6ubmadern wiro bies pplidnbiai alfcr.
trte 3asri pom 2eber aaer Nrt beitens e%mpfcbIeu. Dieltlben
inosn 6aelblt susleib alice III itrem @elhdit n6tbise QDert>
ieus, Die |. 8. Binoinss, Seilen ,e.. aGe SOrten llrNerS Y.
I. 10. Das Ysr Srttlerr uno 8utbinhcrn stbauai yer
benbt 9roer III sleibfauS ~spsldibis.
aue bieie artitel psrOsn seeen 9aar Dbsr quite papiert
biuiah ~ssrtauft. T0.4
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1860.
Orr @pee&.
1860,


s9bs!ffste unD Sttat,
tet Soiekt StrauS,
SIS. ~ IiainRr.
sccHen su STEAMER sybalien ben srSbttn unS rtt8asu
E'r.1tb peu Serbf> uub % inter>2eaartR, Der
j ;,tt bnissn @ubIitum in osrarlissH ar.ifeln oftrirl
issrcsa III. Dtbase BON ID GtS. uno bsber; DelaiRts in
i'cn.E Ryatern, Helm une sros earirt. su IL, 20 uno 25
GtN. H.; Nttrinos III alien 6arben gu ls2 bis S74 9ts.,
ca Isppste rertb.
'raeas, pen Is Cts. an, iu ertaunsnswsrtb 6inis,n
Yrel ,i 90 Dueeno letn. Dlmen>3 aIbentiihtr BON 6 4ts.
an; ,Od eactts uns @tiHte' s~ear6sitett f~ranSsIibe gSaars,
ali 9tdiensn bills sdaIfi, gu l24, 81, S74 Gts. &C., bic
IN ;lefrtn Wel9dtttn eas DVppeIte fsleH.
bipI5t SeloSnitoHe, ! 9aIe brett, III 65, 81 Cts. unb
:! - farbtte Seleen}one CUR 5dlfte ipres Wertbes; =
- / @insbanS, Drsb Sing bans, seb Iifina, Ialjimr
A5t.3r, " ben biaieitsR @rrtlen.
S.rkss, 5teepS GjrsY uu6 Gpeebs fur Disu16ct,u I. -
thr: ,e5atuer wsieer, retber uno seibsr SldunsI an rs qts
tUs sIS7} gis.; Stella Sbapis, GtSais ie' S'
.~ltssroylt @uspabl ron 3apeS g8or.eD Sfnts. 6useri1
t;d,a Suf @uetiOnsn eefauft Inb 81 per Stud p,rts. bic id
/ Is unb $1.75 %Oftrtrs; Strtf ,S8oae in allen SarStn
sd - rCt 9IRno.
xMptts Hno 6sarfb 3uss, bic biaisitsn in St6msub ;
r.irt unp SIea3eo Sbirtlns, Sbeetins, SOpsIin1, Liable
( alIh; GritHfcns. Soiter2. 9lopee. Sett uis Sersonts
,.a4ptas az ben ~biuisiten yveiien.
iebie Gattdnt Sa 8. l uno 10 GtS. &C.; Cambria, G6sd
TUr SNiB Dluslin, ntSit elmer srpftn &E5pabt an6rtr
y Al .rt., ~ IaBlreit, ettltIb n bier auTjufibrsn.
80 bIte ~ersebentt I'M tinen Belu@ ait! Danen uno
$Tu oteltr Slast uno ~umeessne, un6 bite Die 9uA,ntsr
II Stcres, S". y RaInfr oSs, IN teattsu.
Hura..- S0f:Pb StraP5.
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O~ampl,hinfaert ariftsn Tihmpno H.. Sl,p sIo,i
9tt bsissu srpBen une beau,m einotria,,,,n G.
i Mn,s .5anltsiOpn" uns p&uanptt" perSsn hsm reiisps1n
s.trao, IN eur Ssnnslns eslfens %emsf,tIsn. Ter 8aSrsrsis
l@enpet 50. : Die IS amssispn" ssridft iibren S M 2~,r
%sastts lsren 9itnaas UNI 4 llbr 9admittass mSbrrns 81,
,Ssssr, ls0sn Grs'tas nm 6 llbr slbepss spn Gin gpint
'eteen IinierssttneIsn elm 8atrtinct ,u Ipien. y"
GrSwf fpire btligt en9enumn,cr une pirrftI 4 N b,sS,n,,,
patlaa,oreis reb Hprfplt So. 90. '''''''''
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Marmpr Mrbeifcu,
Sacpb &inctnt

Wtanrtaetiirer pom itnlieniihen uno ameritani-
lNeh Warmpr. Wenumenten, esiGenfeinen icp,r
@Tt une auer In rtelts @eihaft rinlblasenpera
Nrbeiter.
Tfatnitr., 3pilten Der 5ten unS 6ten.
Weins Sreudee uno NanssIeute itnb f~;tuublitbf tiuosIa.
gen, meme rrrreiblaen Arbtiten, auf es CytItr,odnenT,
IN stal'trildoent unb anlettanii6em M.rmor oueosfSsIt
IN Su9enlbttn iu nebmen uno elmer Ytuiupa III unI,rSUtrrr
ivH, tpr ns enoerfperts perarti9e SclieIunsen MAIDEN. bo In
uouStu9t ptn, Dap tb meme atchrten Runeen ebcn 10 an,
ane eili9er bsstentn fam, ais irStne Gin ons,,tr 4 ,brif y,
I" pttrser Siaet. @dni ~ersebenlf Saepb stncrHi
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Ocmtfcbe Mpptbefe,

S6NALV&NN &kPHAOSAC
Sur ben mir Bon meinea bisiisen 9aneslsutsn 70 reid
LID S.Senfttn 3uipru& sejIiH p%ant:nO, empfebls i6 Mid
sIei&r 8sit CUR 8trHinib brlnSe, oaS i9 ntbit frii6en 9rO>
9uen nno NasoieantSrten, ettn srRtsIt: pFaaaen, Grbltn,
teine unb Srpbs Write, SaSO, OnesurebI, y fr8rise, per-
idtebene SOren Nuben, oeurlbe 9i4oreh, gunsT g. autsr>
aale, Gbpcelaoe, @aearOni Solal0I in srORen uno fleinru
6!il&en, 3immt, 9anBtn uno s%>itoBsnen, nsbf allsa aRpHu
9erpurjsu, Shrpdmme, YaTflmerieu, Selfen IL. &C.. pel9t
&rtitt Id III ben aiOSIi6f b~ili9ltea Yrsilen beitsns empfcb!s
s. 6. 6if4er, &st.
200 8orts @anblss, 3aaop, Sperm une ApamaHtint
$50 8orts Soap, Slaf, 9rOwn uno gelpp.
so SOres Nep gOrt @Uiben gbsels,
o 2eireS Rio,
400 8ropme uno SudeIts,
200 @roB aIorteo Nipes,
200 9rOB Ratbes
SOC, 600 @isarren, OsrI6iebsns 8ranSs, Iueben erbaItsr
aro iur Sertaut bel Bm. Bdllaee u. SsbL.
20 Barrels Baltimore 9ifiee, loeben erbalten unS n
Sabsn bel Bm. % lila u, Spbn.
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$. 8~oftRfeIs
Gnbrps> une Detail. 9dup:sr liz @iaarrsn, &au-
8audb- uno SAnupfsSabaf,
SO. I9s 4roaolraee. @i@moab, Sa.,
bAIi Elm i~potlafer .irteS Eager ltlblt impprtirttr @isarrtn uao
fam Disttrstridufrn bic ~siEtiSitn ~rsi'e iitlta.
% ptt3.
Die uutsrieiGnetea srlaubsn id hermit, alien
itrtn Srsunotn uno 8sfaunten bic eraetsnlfe
An;st8t 90 maiden. baB 5r. Cps. 6. Stweser!e,
son DIR Sirma 5attcrf uno 60, ~ &ars Ctr,
Don Dem ROrOen ,uridssfsbrt 1T unO beionpers
biGiss Ginfaufe fur Cab semadt bat in
8tin. 9iqaCrs, Gisarren 9imburasr 8dls,
9fasbtrrp .Syrup. aud eGSter beutl&er
GsrutlatpIrf,
tselHt Nriitel Re ben seebrten 8unbsn rbpleIa.e
Hne retail ,u ben biaisiien preifen ablaftn iper-
pen. um einen %freanblifen Suipruh bittet err
srbenf 8. u, 9atteri u. s o.,
% Gary Street.
RSs- Gin satss taSlss @las Bier fsts au Der
Bar.
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Njcfmmo N5 cnfchrn- sc ,t1,,

9n Sttratt ce tsnuiIbtn gSttnrs, mas ~ T i'm Vans,
s''ite bruhlabre batten une in 6plee esiItlben tann man
gar ni1t ancsrs ttrarier ais bas Der 5fTcntlitt V,lu1S.
cen 9clt ousbaubsnben Ria5mtn uue ecf aSolori, i,iS,n
sno lb cur1 aneere pprbrrI AsReln Spmmtrfrlntbritcu
t%tiHrSebtn plTe. ia" sdbt 6iebu perbrcitct lttb in unlcrm
Der, 10 miro lsier 9bpIcra teiTen StclIs einnebm,S. obn, spu
cen pltltn @altn1ebtrn, Dem Sppbus uno taitcn unb
Se@ltltteern iu l@prtdttn, bic litts Ire @nsabl Spftr fur Sas
Sr"e Ipreeth. Jn Seha1t. oieler 5hatiadsn if baS be-
lt, mas man bun lam, bic !0prpsreS pnii,iutipn in ibr,m
norntalen Snhane su trbalt,n, pbnt bic Yebensfroft an &C.
%l1bJetn. Su oittm 9nbt bat Or. Spartt,r rim 3rsrsro,
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81. @. 2immemauis,

u9rma d er unp 8otsarteittr,
Brcapfrass, jwiihru Der 5. uue 6.
Ytttueu 5rsanoeu uno Dem seebrten putlitum
biz AuSeiss, pae i'd an cbise,n Ylabs stuen LID.
Itu. uRe Semeusrps Stcre er6fuet BABE, rVIelbn
10 cine sro6e @uspabI Der 9ei6madUcaasn in
>jrts @tladft rialhlaeenre 9lrtitrl fibre. etrtn
&ats %sarantir une ~eislslbeu ia auBerorpentIia
Pluiarn Yreilen o~erfaufs.
Stcparatursa ieeer art w.rben I6nta unS 6il.
Iiai %seiprat.
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5ssben srGalten 500 Sprea Sranssn, $50
2'pren @itrcnen. frii&e SFaumen, 1, : uns 6
Tiuuc Screu 8sinen unO 5etsen, lopte audi
fuibeu Gimbureer &alt uno Sarpiuss.
orais jI pertaufen on @iepsrStrtauftr 6ei
81. u. myers,
232 Srpapfr., ,piIhsn Der
3tsn uno 4ten Stra6f.
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Sefammtutacbmmacn
O. 40; IIe Of,

hsiutm lusin- nnb Gibrr-Gmy
lna%t Dem, beutlhen Yutlitum unp scIumss,s \ -
1erren @rcecrpltpre. Ssepsrn Die @n,e;as. s.s
spn Hun an I'M Stanre it, @lia in iratns ,;n,r
Gnantitat Sn Den t%ilialten Yreileu ~ Ii,f,rn
Satr'f: 2Ofe S;rdEe nabe Woin
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Scf.s,ufmoc

Sr. III. @rcbe.
Uflce: Ecke Marshall und St, Strass,..
EDWARD v. CANNON,
SeHentlther Npra' unp 0rribtS. @nmai,
Ofhcr: @df Governor uEp Sraui1in- Streer
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-06-07
Terrible Tornado.

CHICAGO, June A.
a terrible tornado passed over Eastern Iowa
and Northwestern Illinois last night. The tele-
graph lines west of Mississippi river being down
we are unable to ascertain how far west the tor.
nado reached, and the amount of loss of life and
property.
! At Clinton, Iowa, it commenced at 7.30 last
evening, and although lasting but two and halt
minutes, it caused more destruction of life and
property than any similar storm that has ever Wis
tied this portion Of country.
| The towns Of Camanche, Iowa, and Albany, H.
linos, on opposite sides of the river and five mile:
south of Clinton, were completely demolished. Ir
the former place, 30 dead bodies have already
been taken from the ruins, and still there i.
II number that cannot be got at. In Albany, five
or six dead bodies were found, with about Sc
wounded. some seriously. We have not been
able to obtain list of the victims. The citizens
of Fulton, Illinois, and Clinton, Iowa, are doing
everything for the relief Of the sufferers.
From other towns, on the route of the tornado
that can be reached by telegraph, we learn that
the destruction of life and property was equally
| great
| At Morrison Illinois, the following are killed
so far as we can ascertain Mrs. Richmond, Dorl
and wife. Geo. Roworth and one child named Bar
mum. The seriously wounded are: Thos Digby
| Benz. 10th and wife, Mr.. Richmond and Hiram
| Mann.
| AT IiNnuen, three miles south oil Sterling, /.
persons were badly injured by having legs and
arms broken.
The storm passed two miles northwest of Am.
boy Report says that over ten lives were lost and
IA number badly injured. The names of the killed
as far as known, are: Mrs. Morris and child named
Bigsby. The injured are: Moss and daughter, NJ
Sackett, n boy named Northway and Mr.. Wright
Tornadoes appear to haye taken n course al.
most due East. From the Mississippi to Rock riv-
er scarcely house or barn ON direct track, which
was about half u mile in width, left Standing
From all accounts probably not less than sixty
lives lost Extent Of damages to stock property.
which is very large, cannot be fully ascertaned foi
some time
The names of those killed by the tornado at
Albany, III. last night are d, Buck, +. Elmer
Two children of Mr. Riley, Miss Ryder, Missing
and fatally wounded-Mr, Riley, Miss Mary Stagg
Mr.. Socum. Badly hurt--Mr. Perkins, Mrs. Sweat
Mrs. Cuper and child, Mrs. McMann, Mrs. Cole
Moses Bishop, wife and child, Mrs Whitecomb
Mrs. Elmer, Fred. Miller Mr.. Ostpnder and sew
eral others more or less injured, A meeting OF
the citizens of Fulton resolved to furnish all suffer
ers with homes, and all assistance required
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-06-07
Colts Repeating Fire Arms.

We were told by friend, some days since
that while in Tubac he saw one of Colts revov
ing rifles which had been carried on the cam
paign of Capt. Ewell into the Penal country.-
While out it was subjected to drenching rain OF
fifteen hours duration, and the order being giveI
to return, it was not discharged till after the ex
pedtiOn reached home when as he himself witness
ed, every cap exploded and every charge was
fired of without prmng This is not the only
instance of the many which almost daily come un.
der our observation, of the efficiency and reabil
ity of Colts arms. The Navy revovers, espec-
tally, are priced by the frontersman and no per-
son. in this country considers himself in security
without one ofthese weapons. They combine in
a single piece every requisite Of serviccable
weapon-having strength, capacity. beauty aud
simplicity; and in the hands of skiilful marks
man, are sure of their aim at any distance under
three hundred yards. If Government would or
ganize one or two companies of rangers, as pro-
posed in the report of the Secretary of War, arm,
ed with Colts pistols and rifles, thus giving to
each man eleven shots, we should not long have
to lament the depredations of Apaches. We
should very much like to see such company with
in the borders OF AriZonia, and think if Govern
ment will try the experiment, it will be found both
economical and effectual.-ArizOnan
The above from the Arisonian, published in Ari
zona Territory, comes from where good firearms
are appreciated If any of our readers wish to
see a sample of the arms manufactured by this
company they can do so by calling at this office -
See advertisement in another column.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-06-07

MARRIED.--On the 3lst ult., by Rev. G. B.
BRANDEBUKY, Mr.. JOHN HUTCHINSON and Miss
ELANOR JONES, both of this coulty.
1. On the 3lst ut., by REV. J. MATLAcK Mr.
JOHN KIMERER and Miss MARGARET =
WHEATON, both of this place.
The happy couple remembered the printers
All hands in this office feasted on the cake, &c.
which they were kind enough to send with the
above notice. Let them always remember that:
Welded life is double bliss
And everyjo is doubled,
A tear is banished by u kiss,
Nor can true love be troubled.
On the 4th inst, by R. T. CRIrcHFIEID,
Esq, Mr.. WIN. b. TANNEYIlILL and Miss
ANNA R. WALKUP, both of this place.
fine cake,accompanied the above notice for
which the happy couple have the thanks of all
hands in this office. May they be blessed with
long life, peace plenty and happiness, is the pray
er of the printers,
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-06-07
"The First HolIer."

We regret to announce to the people of the
has not yet been raised in Holmes County. We
learn that an anxious Republican passed the hat
round to raise funds to hire boy to give it on
Saturday last but the contributions amounted to
only four cents and the boy refused to "holler for
that. DR.. Vorhes, who has been sick for some
around little and we have all confidence that
so soon as he regains his bodily vigor he will at
tend to having that "frst holer'' raised.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-06-07
Crandall's Exchange.

Among the many pleasant reflections upon the
Band Concert at Wooster on last friday, not even
excepting the splendid and meritorious victory OF
our Democratic Band, our friend CRANDALL of the
Exchange is prominent-no peasanter House, no
pleisanter man, no peasanter Democrat is to be
gentlemanly and kind treatment of our Democrat
ic Band deserves and will insure to him the pat
ronage of democrats who love the success of dem
ocratc principles, good eating, drinking, and the
sunshine of Il Landlorl-amiable and liberal feel
ing. The democrats of Holmes, when they visit
home hospitality.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-06-07

shprin's sale.
Mort Whiinc,,
Executor of
Jahn White deed.

Mort Whitnct,
Executor 0f
John White deed.
EeY VIRTUE Of yonli ", defendant in ,his case,
b issued from the Court of Common Pleas oi
Holmes COUNT. Ohio, and to me directed ut !
O'clock =. ",
Oa MoadaV, ne IN d0yofJVHe, 1861.
ylall expose t0 public sale at the door Of the
Court House. n Miller.burg. in said Holmes Coun-
T.. the following lands and teirmonts tO-wit:--The
north-caf quarter Of the s0uth-west quarter Of
section number two We Of township number eight
81 range uumbc nine u millitary lands subject 10
.aic At /auswiUe, Ohio. containing f0rty acre
more " less, also the south east-quHrtcr Of the
north west quarter of range nine township eight
and section twcnty-thrcc. containing forty acre.
more or les, bling and being In the countyof
Holmes and state ni Ohio.
Terms Of -alc-Ca-h.
JOHN FRENCH. Sheriff
May s, l5G0.-niDtd.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-06-07
Akron Mills .

Buel & Taylor, who run the Akron Mills, grind
about l 900 bushels OF wheat every twenty-four
hours. Our readers will remember that they be-
long to the firm of f. Steinbacher & Co, who have
taken Carey's warehouse at this place. So soon
as harvest is over they design buying very large
amount of wheat at this place. They will, of
course buy all they can before harvest but they
do not expect much until the new crop comes in.
They particularly desirous that farmers should
cut all the rye from their wheat. 1t will be to the
interest OF the farmer and also the wheat buyer,
because the buyer will pay more for it and he will
be enabled to sell his flour at u corresponding ad-
vance. We are indebted to the Akron Mill Co.
for a sack of -four which we have tested and pro-
nounced to be of the very best quality. 1t was a
generous gift to needy printer, and come at a
time when if flour had been selling at two cents
per barrel we hadn't money enough to buy a
spoonful. The Akron Mills Flour is for sale at
the warehouse, and also at number of the grocer
ias
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-06-07
The Crops.

I Ht CTOpSs
At present there is fine prospect for plenti-
full harvest. Reports from all parts of the coun.
try say that the wheat never looked better If the
man in the moon only minds his business and
changes it at the right time aud points its horn in
the right direction we will have something to fat
ten on after harvest. Farmers, sew up all the
holes in your purses, and while you bask in the
sunny smiles of fortune yourselves, oh!remember
the printer.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-06-07
stices Election,

The election for Justice of the Peace passed off
very quietly on Saturday last. R. Il. Critchfeld
was elected without opposition. We learn that
one soreheaded Democrat tried to get the Repub.
licans to run candidate so that he might, as he
is sometimes blamed for doing, vote against the
Democratic nominee; but the Republicans seem
ed to think it best to come down GRACEFUL with
out shooting.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-06-07

We learn that the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
will issue half fare tickets to the Convention. The
Pennsylvania Central, and Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne
and Chicago will also issue half fare tickets The
fare from here, and return, will be about Sl3.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-06-07
Wool.

wool.
Wool is arriving in this place pretty freely
We have quite number of buyers. Those who
advertise in the FARMER are, of course, the most
anxious, and pay the highest prices Prices range
from 81 to 45 cents according to quality. Read
this paper and don't fail to call on those who ad-
yertise before YOU sell