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Cotton Farm for Sale.

Z OFFER for slls ms plantation On McisoT'.
traek. II contains abbui 80 acres, 800 n
vticl u cleared uni under cultivation. About
Of talf 81 the tract is fne bottom laaIs. Tie -.
uIini'f sut-flig hp.Hul, rtllueipr corr anl
cotton finely. i0tsh i1s elhin Imrr1s ZEN auts
tir.t rnta gin hoa.f aal prose-. A lns thf ~
'youns orchard ut hrfIe, r%euehei, reats, a..
ApTy Soon. Or lose n bar To-. 90 the proprietor
on w place, ~ TOD l.. ! ,s.chsr, Agent.
7. u. MOSTLY.
Sept u, isGl. stu
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IN last Friday, thc21th, six hanls on
he plantation ii our rricndJ. T. McGCLge.
ickcd four tliou4al Eve lnnlicl and
pauads of cotton. a. follows /:
cry, ST.; Nel, 81: Lery, sol /; Stephen,
Rose, Ggo: Ellen, go. This !.
That we would call fast work, Who siu beat
. ,
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LOST.

Tn Friday night last. somewhere about
6sn, a silver req easevith q black wdalar
10, couta'aing a Fine gold pen, alo q
zen hunchcs 81 narrow lincn tape IN tho
package. 4 liberal reward viii be-
Even Cor the return Of the articles 10 tli'
Too
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PuNtnAL prnMor.

The funeral sermon Of tie late VIM. i.
will be preached in this place on
next. ut II o'clock, by the Rev.
m,s Bates, AMI ~ the afternoon at three
.lock Masonic ceremonies sill be perform.
! lt the grave.
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POPULATION on pAEoI.A.

The census taker has mule his rcturns,
Ium Which We learn that there are in the
Dun,y 1880 white malc-, 1850 white f.
Ialcs, d0a2 male slaves and j0a2 female
Free colorcl, uonc. Total poru-
i5.gS3.
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NEW ApyrRrfsEnENrs.


We would call the attention oF our friends
the new advertisements in ttis issue.-
y. W. Grisiu the bat retail grocer in
Memphis. and we'll known among IS. Tie
pew firm Black & Ht:man. every body
nows Bob Black. and his name Is sufficient
Guarantee. And the new branch Of bust.
ss jus, started in Memphis by Nr. W. J..
F@'rcCn, the manufacturing Of cotton batting
nl glazed wadlinr. This is something
" in this country. and we hope may sue
Eeed, a. il will afford a ready market for
he inferior grades Of cotton. There !. only
ive manufactures in the United S.a,ssIe
Eblcs this one. Mr.. Green also Keeps a
arge supply II fresh -four. corn meal.
ominy and feel stuff constantly On hand.
at marke, prices.
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pAno,.A COUNTY MN.

We learn TINT our Fair viii commence.
bout the 9Th of nest month and continue
,ycral days. The premium lit IN pam
blot form viii be ready for distribution
Nis week.
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nnsoxlEnIpen AKp LAVE cum.

This club wi! mse, o; Eureka on .ntur-
". the 9Th inst, on which occasion james
. Matthews, ESQ.,, viii certainly odare
/. meeting. III arr invited to attend.
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LAND FOR SALE.

OFFER the place on vh'ch ! li,c fur sale. 4
! 8 yiua'el On iahgctask, n mile, el.t " b..
uiai, , miles easi ui pope'i anl 10 mls. f9uih.
est Of ftno.a DEPOT. TIE tmg. contains 80
ncfe, 100 acres cleared. n.1ny oil lhe lani Is
lirb rFe,s bg.tOn. Long Creck runs throheh ID
sa,riut 10 sbanIaui supply 81 stock water
There are comfortable haut o good orchard and
garden, nn C~xsr.legt well " wt'cr and several
good sIaYfs. S~shpl'l, ciuashgs, ani mills are
sanyghI ni. Long cfefs Oh School ffssbyteFisn
church !. situated On lhe s1uth-ji1ai corner of ths
tract. s,isty is very good. The crep ct eefn
AMI fodder aul ths italk n cattle nfi haFs.
mislt De bal gH tle place. Eurasa my l4s,
uAc. MATTHEW CLANIOS.
Slnt lI. l.Gl. al.am
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b. We would call attention to the oil.
rtisemens Of our enterpri.ing ysung friend
N. Gcnsbcrscr in another column. he has
: very large and finely asserted stock If
gcods and clothing. and sscms bcuai to
Pdl HE ppeis b.lsw Memphis prices.
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FREIGHT ASD AccUMiODAriON TRAIN
WIN llnyd aud arrive Z y d. follow
LrAvt ,Wnft
Oakland nt...G.3D 4. NJ i.mrhis u...a.1l p 4
ltAtr AruNtAr
%Alcmphi al..0b \. " Oakland lt..3.au =. y
Tam, arriving "a Memphi. connect viii tbs
Memphis anil rhhrietsH ind the Mrmi Dos anal
Ohio nilronds. for H. North md knst.
Trains arriving "a Oakland conncc, with q dtilt
limo Of stage. fof Grenada AMI the Mississippi.
Central Ia,ilUal. X. nuuuli.
Genera. super.uteadiui.
Sept. ~, Hoo. Ji-tI =
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NOTICE.

DFiNg determined n remove 10 Artarsas !
ID wish b, sell The ,rae, Of land phere0n l n8u
re- j. containing leo acres: salilshii is ) mliss
south n The tow ~ Pamela, ono mile wts. u
the Missfs'irri end Tennessee railroad, there i en-
thr premises a comfortable dwelling house. good
sable, out houses. &C., and Z good cistsfa ~
water. There IL > about 40 ncFea cleared land.
There i.,hrcs quarteraUf a section adjoining those
rr,saises that can be allied, II desired. rsr.sn.
wishing 10 purchase viii ell a. rstly - ros.itie
on The anier.iEnei. iiviae on Tho premises.
J. A. II. EJIilhlfURD.
August. u it61. 51-3m a..
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10 Won Wnnt q Homo

ETnR SALE two valuable qnlitor sections II
u land near Bfnum'a rre,k. Thry aFt both
improved, hayo together about 10 mere. W cleared
iul, vilh ro1i crssk hdiicm land % t,ear, ARE
wei timhcrrl. hive dwelling houses. VOLS, dec,
&c. on each quarter. hre shout . milo from
churches " I.ihoilsl. Presbyterian aul Baptist
tersuaai1n. Algul mlc n0m Goolbure Actl
cmy Aul hciwp q iWo and three miles flcm SauF
srfiu~ School. VIII make either uNE " fNG
good homes. viii be soll either jointly o. scpa.
rtely % sut purchasers. Also, / Section On
ipekcni RIVER. near fhars,lit, betvces 8 unI 4
milo. fr0m Mss. : Tenn. r. X. truck, vlh lu 70
- acres cleared, having houses, spring, &c., a..
fvitas easy. Alply 70
A. TffgINr gTTpupN
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r HAVE for sale aboas sfb acre. Of Lard, living
: mile. .sath-ss.i u the town Of Panoia.-
There IL about l21 acres cleared, hearty oil Of
Is kRs creek bottom land, the balance 10
good ridge, vel timbersj. There u a rosi iou-
be log iweliisx. plenty Of cabins. out housss.& &C.
Good gin hoa.s sal gin press, MILL and thr.h4r.
Good well AMI plenty q Stock water on The rlss-.
For farther inisrmatipa. tssns. kc.. address.
KERSON VAUGHAN.
Sept. .. 1850. 33-tf Pamela. Miss
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hangers Notice.
Banks Corn Planter,

vulr UNDERSIGNED Agents ana l,i-h. owner.
arc now Offering for sil1 this uncqnallcd
tlongh IL will plant corn sni can be
adjusted 10 drop ,, 6, . or mare grains at . time,
anil At distances from & iuchc, 70 ! feet, and With
perfect rcrultrity, ans amount u n, best of ref
rrrfccs given. II can te examined az i'aa3la Of
Sariis, or with Mr.. Srylog The agra. aud partner
Tor Carroll, faliahaiehic, S~unlowcF, runioi, and
tulhuMt gIunttrf. AIIsess,
l..gY { ANDERSON,
rsf .am Sarli., Miss.
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Book ofthe Crisis, A. D. 1860.

hsaS AsAF -
4 NEW anl asefdl work. 4 much needed sci.
once. Schemes II Government mil taw. &c.
Teaching modes ~ government. nrt " govern.
log, rules " society glvemmca; and the We u
LAWS.
rrsicS % rnfs wOHE.
Tbi. hoOk has three grand objects IN view
iirst,-ro build ~ the Southern States to IN
%cliaii,, with the Nerthern States. Scccud-To
suswcr. most sttisfaciur b, the Abe.itioni.s.-
rhirlly 10 teach the science Of government an
law.
srHfCrtHNKs wavrrr.
II you VISA y sctrIce Of government ani law.
y utsful science. thsn send your address - \. J.
VI. r. -. CLANToN. Como, Miss. Pleas sgnl
uc ~ criti 'isus IN this sciene,.
1hi. b9Ok !. % be dedicated 10 subscribers. md
especially those Subscribing most literally. l. 4.
Z, appear IN three parts. First, 50 rp., = cent.
Second. about lig at 50 cents. Third, slutc ~
or 400 rr. At Is cents. Let everybody have
copy VI il to read aud study.
Sop ~. isG1. 3j-9m
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ftal glia5
.ttgtt fHHRtbtv dCF isfs +,

HafifNl
f. leitNIl
sih "a talla rafae'n m
ssHe lh.
81 10
nse nj W. m dah
,reahI rtfIa 90 fr sl pFlalhh
manil, b fieur i q ~
..okrM me tly.n ~
o,i.i % e. o1 wv fi0 pow
u had IT'D W
rs ..0 month"; = 'Nno' in wv w.
$50 iafl in the afampHu
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.s.snsssB rrWss.s...

Or others conscious Of inability, from ~hs.svss
cause, will Ind Mclean. Strengthening Cordial .
tbgFuash reseusfator u the system sal- ell -
may have injured themselves by Improper ip1sk
vsnce', will dni in this Cordial a certain and speedy
fNusfs.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-03-01
LAMP nEp0 or

coon LAMP DEPOT Is NEEDED IL "a
a County where people can buy th- lest Llmp-
pl, i has been decided 20 establish vne a.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-03-01
DR.. HORSES INDIAN ROOT PILLS,

III MORsr The lu-entor q MoreFs INDIAN ROOF
i, -. -, ~ spth, We gfcaicr part ~ Hc In uss
North Amerch-has spent years among ne tnssns ~
our Western country 1t vas In this way that the Indian
man TO establish ue fact that n diseases arise hou I
purity ofhe Bioodthst strength health and ife de
panf upon this vtsl fluid.
when TIE various passages become clogged end DO no,
~ perfect harmony wth tie der' q, functions of,hs
hoy tr blood loscs ~ action. becomes N ck corrupted
1rd d ees"f thus causing a pAlns sci ess aud an.
Hrs o. every name; strength l. exhausted our heslth
~e are deprived ef and nature IL not assisted u thvov
'e siasnant humors the blood Will become chok
w e'tss 70 act aud thus our light uf life blown out
HON nporant Ocn that should X, or the various PES
sssr y W. BODY free and open And how pleasant 70
u7 tatW nave n our power to out medicine In yoar
seach lamei' htrses Indian Root Pills, manufactured
rom plants ana roots which grow around the mountain.
G eul I9 ttpfes gerden, for tbs health asd recovery
ol patased man One OF the roots from which heso pills
are ane s soio hc which opens the pores ~ the skin
4hd os nature IN throwing out the nner parts Of cor.
i'Pf.h ih The second u plant which Is an expcc
Ip art hat opens sd uuco the passage 10 the iunss
ana mus in soothing manner perfo its duty by
HrO"In2 oG phi gm and other huors from the ipys by
lobi7.s ptnF. The third a Duretic which gives ease
nNl d,'I- strength 20 She Kidneys; thus tncouragsss
.l .l7n "'a I.If- amounts of impurty from the blood,
Nhlcn - Then thrown ont bounuiy by fhe urinsry or wsd
lsr passage, end Which could not have been discharged
10 Ap phrr Way The fourth Is a cathartlc and accom-
lu' .'"' prpitlIes OF uie pills while engaged In
L...t '' "''ii the coarser particles Of lmpurity
w ctrnct pass hy me other Outlets are thus taken
.h1 oonFe'ed ohin great Quantities hv the bowels.
E 'l i.# above 10 s shown that DR.. Morse's Indian
wool f.. nai 9Gl enter te stomach but become united
H i'r ho'd' Tor theJ find way to every part, and
I rnH' nut and c ause the system from an I,npuyI
w. and Tue - of the body which is the blood, become.
br I..if ueauJ; consequently all sckness and pain u
., i'1l iH "st'H' Tor ihcy cannot remain when the
iH.i,..'" r people distressed when SICK aud
.' 30 i4as ar' s because they do not get medicine
IsN VIII pt's 90 tna Affected parts and which will opeo
4 h'.a Isssag- for the disease to be out; henos
Jars, quantity % food and other matter is lodged and
.... ID a"I '"te.'nss are literally overnowiug rith
''ti'A Hast thus undergoing disaVreeable fer.
I. CONSTANT! mixing with the blood, which
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-03-01
Fruit Prospects.

Mn. BATEHAM, of the Columbus Nursery, in
forms the Columbus Gasctte that the fruit pros
poets for the coming season are not quite 50 de-
plorable us they have been represented. Hesays;
81 find that the peach buds are generally all killed
but only few of the more tender sorts of cherries
ere injured, and no material damage has been
done to plums, pears, apples, or smaller lruits.'
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-03-01
T'he Atlantic NGomthiy..

The March number of the .idagtic presents a
very interesting and attractive list Of articles
There is Il continuation of the Professors humor-
Gus story, dissertation of French character; an
amusing essay called the Nursery; Blarney Stone;
a new tale, the Pursuit Of knowledge under Diff
culhes; poem entitled Implora Pace, spccious
answer to the question, as the Religious Want
of the Age Metz" and the usual excellent bool,
notices.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-03-01
%TDNEEE TGn
MCCR0RY & CRAIGHEAD

1fyou want to buy your stoves where you
can iind
The Royal Oak, the very best;
The FOttuner. that beats all the rest:
The AmericaBist, that can't be beat
The Welcome, We take 70 fli out the sheet
The Uncle Sam, that comes in now;
The Scuturln, that ge sell low;
The Statesman, that sells Tor lessj
The Prizes Is good We guess.
Tho Favoritc, we knowis good;
Tho Diamond Rock, for coal or wood
The Imperial we have gOti
The Lay Queen, Inc lot.
The Premium, on al sorts and sizesi
The Box stove big enough to hurt your eyes;
The Parior stove, which has no superiou
The Monkey stove which is much querier.
Here you see are sixteen kinds,
Which we have. II we have our minds,
And this is not half there's anew lot coming,
This We know by the draymens runng.
And now you can all sec that this
j. the place without miss
To come for you will alwavsfnd
Everything that is kept iu the timers line.
Times are hard VIC know.
And we have stoves to suit,
Which we will sell low.
Or trade Tor old ones with o little boot
MCCBORY H CRAIGHEAD.
MilIcFsburg, Oct, %, 'iJ.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-03-01
I outhful Marriage.

The Mobile Tribune records the marriage on
the LIST ult, at the residence of TIE bride, (Choc-
taw County, Ala,l by the Rev. A. Daugherty, "in
the prime Of YOUTH" Mr.. Charles w. Pate aged
about "a years, to Mrs. Elizabeth Conn, aged 96
years.
Oh, Cupid! Cupid! why act you so!
You ought to have IL lickcn
For teasing little children So
Your arrows in 'em sticken
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-03-01
[SORd NOtiCe.

"a oti'es Hereby given that petition will be present.
. e4 Oh. Hr oruIssioHeis Of Holmes County Ohio, at
t FIR H-1r g. be hIldeh la the Auditors Office OF
81 cuaa.T mr. tst monday uf March, A. D, 1860 at
ut eek T. N oi said a pray ing for the establishment
nf ac"gru Road tu commence loo the Bolivar Road
h south Ls conner o. the South West quarter OF section
"a, Township l5 4n-r l. u Siltcreek township Holmes
count. Ohio III nee To run East on he section line
He-r TIE section line a good road can he made un-
sat road shall uterseCt the Public Road the town
-G !ne n-tVeeuGe townships ofSatcreek and Paint in
sol! L7!u,s courtr and then terminate at which tIas
--t place ,h- said Commissioners vii he asked to pro-
coed according to Law, for the establishment OF said
vl4. 4 Petitioner for said road.
r-h,1sL. lasl .-nsnwt4
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-03-01
W. Versus W.

~ gNAfV ~
vevish 20 give somt iud advice
To yog that you'd Invest
Your cash IN clothing that VII prove
Tho cheapest ana the lest.
Thus you may saye on clothes you wear
And always booking nest,
May use the yite vine wintgar
On wictUals hat you sat.
Win yondrous willingness " vim
Owe his advice 10 s.l,
Because tle points Zoo vhat We sag,
VI plin, 70 UNION HALL.
Woe Is sAC5 scnds bis cothlBg fine
At prices very low,
hs all the yOrid VII yitness bear,
because the tang Is 20.
lie bas nice vests made sll Of voo',
Aud some Of velvet, too;
VIII coats and p,nts ofwauous Winds,
Ntto, black, gray, brown and bl1e
Bls oycrcoatsso nice aud warm,
Tha', if In them you go,
You'll care not for the yihtry yin1s
Then wildly they may blow,
Though uey may Whist @ round your san.
Your voices they'd not drown,
FOr, Wearing those warm bgfrc4dts,
Tho Winds yourl whistle dom.
These facts awowed, ofiham aware,
on, who viii Itav ayaty
Not those uiat heed tncr yFn welfare,
Neventure here tu sly.
Tor such .val vriteand We ,cluow
That ven nave Tra.isrs LaHy,
FOR where's the man that gi not wish
TO save, Il but pen1N
W h,rr have shown and an VIII see-
I4ic''crlsd iGcn and scO1l4
That those vino trade az UNION HALL
NGl psuniea save, aud toN4fE
pin stick hcre--.a clothes Din. mind
The TACT pin yol Tor all
We hang out truths Yn tN"a. Yuf lines,
The clotlcs-liurs % Union Hau
Go then TO UNION HALL az once,
And an ye'e- said Prove t'u.--
Oct there twu We wortJ for one Y,
And make II ".
Ven not waste words, hut viii Invite
Attention 90 our verse
The worst we've made 20 600 y1lr ears,
Bat, ch they'll hI your purses.
The iarg E, and b,st stock ol Fall ard Winter GO.
HING for Man and Boys tur hrs ever been o.Illt.G
Cleveland, Is for sale ~ iSAACs We have over.
oats OF 8ii descriptions, aud the lsrgc-t stock Of
ONERCOAIINGS,
LOTHS, CASsIM RES, VESTTN
furnishing Goods, Taors Trimmings, &c in the city,
which We vlll 3. u at extremely l.v 90. .s0-.
Resident Citizens, Strangers lrd Dealers are respeet-
uly invited TO call at
ISAAC A. ISAACS'
MAGNIFICENT UNION HALL.
Cor. Superior and Uuion sls., Cleveland, OHIO.
Sole Agency for the sale OF
SINGERS SEWING MACHINE,
And .S0ry'S l7oh,0t0n PrssAlG0Ri
LOOK OUT FOR The GIANTS.
nog 10, 80 -n8S
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-03-01
ca,-spECIAL NOTICE. ToAGENTs

.t3 HFENIATI NUJ JII To ANENIN. =
q. EVANS, having purchased tie stereotype plates,
copyright ttc of The "PErSOe oE THt HORSE DAVID"
PILLAR FME," etc, would cali the attention OF agents
to these truly Valuahlr works.
THE "PRINCE OF THE HOUSE OF DAVID"
ofthe mu popular and hest sel books pub
listed Over 1908 copies hHv, been sold and it bids
fair to out rival the pilgrims r.us ess," or any other
similar work.
THE "PIIIAR OF FIRE" by the same author, is
now meeting with rapid sale, over $4,000 copies have
been sold since Its publication, aHd as companion to
the prince OF the House of Daydn every reader of that
book should purchasea copy
THE RECORDS or THE REVOLUTIONARY
WAR,"is Z book OF great interest and gives a vast
of Information relative To the soldiers of the Rev
ouon aud Is Invaluable book Of reference the de-
cendan of Its heroes and all who 10 PEN
sion clsu. Laud Warrant etc, etc.
@hs most Liberal inducements are offered 10 agents,
and upon addressing the publisher every information
will he given. ES'Seud for a Cltalome,
Address GEORGE q, EVANS,
Publisher $50 Chestnut street, Philadelphia, Pa
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-03-01
Scarlet Fever,

Many of the little ones ofSubemllc and other
ncghboring places are being gathered to the arms
Of the great Sheppard, by that terrible disease,
scarlatina. Over two hundred in Stubcnyie
alone have, within short time, been claimed by
the King of Terrols.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-03-01
Notice.

\ tTItg J. hereby given that there will be pettop
...-t .-I 20 the Commissioners OF Holmes county
Or, at tie hRrt Session A. H. 1859, praying for the
.H,atuE AND cstsh shug Of county road, commencing
~ point about ODDS Of Peter Wises Factory
manu- sEr--n IN toansip number nine In range sir
ari four quarter township In said county, and run
Nir uqrh-ges-ry direction about sixty ,ods and to
ilt-rs. .et county road running on near the line
between said lot nun hsI sixteen, owned by said
r. M-t and tot number owned bt Joha
Maxwell deceased IN said township and county sforsad
Toe said road be located and established said lot
numb sixteen owned By said Peter Wise and in
tersect aud terminate the road running
near the lin between SAID lot number sixteen snd
sevrut en- aforsaa, PETIIIo>fR-
January 2i'a, ls61 n4sWi
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-03-01
TO Post Masters.

We notice that some Post Masters in sending us
wrong. 1t has long since been decided that this
was ofllca business, which would allow Post Mas
ters to frank such letters.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-03-01
He-THE. BOWELS AND THEIR

FtNCIlONSAs perfect health is tDeg eat It blessing
that we enjoy, without which all other blessings
OF little consequence. deem ii OF great importance 10
point out the way for to enjoy il. The bowels
e sept in state by which they enabled TO carry of
ture has appointed to carry every tns that Is
sny Aud II is apostolic to tell what large amount
ofsicknes has been caused by cOspatiOn Cosyenvs
IN other words 10y not eeping the bowels regular II l.
the maln road 10 dseases II il the cause of unnatural
ntaion to the mucous or living menibrtn's Of the bow
Us, Hasing lost their natural strength they caunot OBJ
jec 70 what s required of them. Hence the bowels
tou'r lnuhmed and unless you end n speedy relief
!h"us", "ther complaints ready to drag you
h!"Eh hilsei'ble and wretched life. Suc medicines
must be given as VIII cleanse The stomach and bowels
ana restore their natural strength TO accomplish this
There no compound so vsluabas these pills; all 9th
medicines shk to utter insighrsnce when. compared
hem II see ms As though t"e A. hor ot Nature Had des
trued them fr this well other coinplants + ON
two to five Pills day wincrease strength and petite
nd cleanse the stomach aud intesnes from whatever
injurious,
dealers in NJ dicinvs
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New Subscribers.

We are indebted tc ASA CRrrcnrlELD, Esq,
Post Master at Nashvie JAMES HANvA, Post
Master at llolmesviIle; WILLIAM BERGER, Posi-
Master at Mt Hope, and others for new subscrb
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Notice.

\oFiCF is hereby given that there will be petition
- pres .u-,4 t1 the Commissioners Of Holmes County
Ohio, - their March Session ia ls6, praying for
tgraf u '- County road ruuniuS through the lands
Of Aouzu pest and f,sac ulickthe sheraton pray ed
70 d, AT the state road the line Of
section twenty and township twenty and range NJ
living IN Washington TOW hip Holmes county 0hlo
hr said alteration the lire Of section
eutv-seyen until IL neTsects the old road
ht north Inc of said section and there to end and 10
dsauuu TIE part Of the old road that che alteration
calls I'm. PETITIONER.
Jals4rr ef.l. lsG1. 49vl~
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DIR. Aver.

Dr. Aver.
British officer writing from Tcherau, Persia
to the London Times, remarks.-"A Cathartic Pill
manufactured by 'an American Chemist DR. J.
C. AVER, of Lowell, Mass.) has cured the Shah,
of ii Liver Complaint that threatened his life
This simple fact, as might be expected, renae,s
the Americans immensely popular here, while We
English are overlooked. Doubtless our own
schoirs made the discoveries which he employs,
and thus it is in everything we do tie labor, then
the mousing Americans put their mark on it and
take the reward DOct. Aver is idolized by the
Court and It's retainers here which will doubtless
be reflected to him on gold snuiiboX, CT diamond
hted sword, while not the name even of Dayy,
Christoson or Brodie--the great lights by which
he shines, is known. Nee YORK Sunday Paper