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Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-12-06
Removed.

DR.. WELsu, having sold his property In this
place to Mr. Baird, has removed to his farm at
Holmesyille.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-12-06
Sale OF Real Estate by order o
Court.

ON the 10th day Of Noy6nher, 1870, nt eo,'clock
~ in the afternoon, at The f9or OF the Court iicu'e
viii be sold, to tho ghyst bidder, the lollowing
reaI es,ate - the proper Of John snyder dec to-
wit The north east quarter Of tbo north ca quar-
ter of section number eight tow shin number Gi2ht
range seven, Of the unappropria,ei lands Il tns NIL
tsry dstrict subject TO sale at ZnneYille, ONO
north west quarter Of the north vest quarter OF Sec
ton number nine, township eig rauge seven, con.
tanning 10 acres, bounded and discribed as tllows
commencing at tho south west corner of said lot
thence 90 rods east, thene 30 rods north thence ~
rods west the &C sou'h 20 rods 10 the place Of b.
ginning. also the right OF roadway from the house
10 the MiorShurg road along the south line Of said
land owned by said Watts, the grentnr all Of which
said lands and rights situated In Holmes county
Obio-and free of incumbrance. Terms Of sae:--
One third OF the purchase money in hand, one third
n one year aui one third in two years from day OF
sale tho last two payments TO bear interest from day
of sale ana 10 be secured BY mortgage on primises
ISAAC SNYDER,
Administrator Of John Snyder dec,
O ctoher, II, S60.-n3jw4 pfS&s
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-12-06

Foreign Money.
We would, If we had chance, take Wheeling
Or Kentucky money on subscription to tho Farmer.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-12-06
MARRIED.

MARRIED-on the 22nd of November, by
GEORGE REED, Esq, Mn. OTHA RIZOR to Miss
MATILDA MACKEY, all of Monroe township
Holmes County, Ohio.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-12-06
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
For AnIe,

For Sale.
We have Scholarship in FoLsos's Mercantile
College, Cleveland, which we will sell cheap.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-12-06
sEwED OR GED!

In neat and workmanlike manner. Prompt paying
and customers will fni II to their interest to give
him q call
as- Mspdipg do on saolt notice, at reasonable
prices. B. NJ SPENCER,
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-12-06

BY the use of these Pills the periodic attacks
Nervous or Sick Headache r'ay he prevented; md
il taken at the commencement OF an attack i'm
mediate relief from pain and sickness will be Oh
tained.
They seldom fail in rtlAOyeng the Nausea and
Headache to which icmi es are so subject.
They act gently upon the bowels, removing
Costiveness.
For Literary Men Students, Delicate Pennies,
and all persons of sedentOry habits, they are vau-
able ms n Laxative improving the appetite, giving
tone and vgor to the digestive organs, and restor.
ing natural elasticity and strength Of the whole
system
The CEPHAl,IC PILLS are the result Of long
investigation and carefully conducted experiments,
having been in use many years during which time
they have prevented and relieved vast amount
of pain and suffering from Headache, whether
originating in the nervous system or from de-
ranged state Of the stomach.
They are entirely vegetable in their composition,
and may be taken nt all times with perfect safety
without making any change OF diet, and the alb
sense Of any disagreable taste renders it easy 10
administer them to children.
BEWARE OF CouNTERFElTs!
Tho genuine have five signatures of Henry c.
Spaiding on each Box.
Sold by Druggists and all other Dealers in Medi'
cines,
A Bog will be sent, by mail prepaid on receipt Of
tho
PRICE 25 CENTS.
A Il orders should be addressed to
HENRY G. sPALDING.
a8 Cedar Street, New~York
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-12-06
Those Suffering from Chronic Diseases,

Ofany description, may be assured that their cases
will be treated fairly and canIidiy, and they will
not be encouraged to take medicine without car
esponl ng prospect of benefit Dr.. W, has visited
Cleveland and other places in Ohio and New York,
regularly. for the last four years, and can furnish
patients vi any amount Of evidence in regard to
his skilEanl qualifications as q physician.
Those wishing 10 consult by letter may 6irec. to
Batva y. Y. or TO the care uf the Hotel any OF
my uppoI ailments.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-12-06
Notice..

OFFICE G. Y. a. G. r. Il. Co.
AKRoN o., Dec. 81, ieGe,
The annual meeting Of the Stock holders of the
Cleveland, Zanesville and Cincinnati Rail Road
Company for the election of Directors will be held
at the Office of the Company, in Akron, Wednes.
day, January 9Th, 1861, at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
L. MIZE, Secretary
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-12-06

IT YOU WANT Auvil,vce Drill, bellows or ANYTHING
In the tool line, 50 70 HEBRON Gus.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-12-06
sncrin's Sale of Real Estate.
COLp0uNIED FROM

= tors nd fan order Of -alc from the Court Of
ID Common Plea. # Holmes County, Ohio, shali
yp3sc u public sale, at the north door Of the Court
house. in the town Of Ni,lersburg, in said Holmes
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-12-06
Farm For Sale.

THE undersigned wishes to dispose Of the Farm
L on wiach he now resides, three miles Nortt
West of Millersburg aud two miles South-Wes o
Homesvie; 1t contains lC2 acres Of tho hest qualit
Of land. well watered. sufhcieney Of timber M
good new Barn. Also a tenable House. Term
easy. For further particulars apply TO tho subscri
ber. SAMUEL CRAWFOkp
Nov. Is, 1860 -ns9,
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-12-06
rs CONSULTATION FREE. ga

Pursued b. Or. Wadsworth is very simple and
entirely new, By it disease OF any Of the internal
facility and certainty without asking the patient
question or having the leasrprevious knowledge Of
the case.
DR. " gives bis undivided attention 10 all form,
of chronic disease treating thousands Of different
gases every car, laIg majority ot wnom have
wisbcs II lisfinolIy undnrstoGi tb.t he makes pl
speciality Of any one disease but processes to IN
derstlnd the whole human :! stem, a. is CONSTANTS
demonstrating his knowledge by desert png to those
who consult him the location. nature and curah hlity
OF their diseases, without any questions.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-12-06

Fall s. Winter Dress Goods!

The latest styles in this limo are now opening
Very fine ard very cheap,
~ The highest price paid for all kinds Of
Country Produce. lu3e
, 1860-07-04

Contotk 1st Iotcc 81 deAt. fuuh pkGr 11a!f rf nny n
n"x!our rnlor Is INSTANTLY CHANGED to Lick or
auy esde Of 1r Sold everywhere and apped b, Ill
h.ir ts+>r. CE1.rAiuEo, No Astor t4ouxc Nev u *
t+25 I'm JuliS u. FARE, 14 I.sr st,ec,
, 1860-07-04
Recruiting for tic Pope in Ireland.

Recruiting: for the i'opo In ireland.
Eccrui,;ov C,r Tho rr;sh 1,,;v,dc tn mt ,,,,rn
~ 49,. A'.'" - ~ Pes 0o
tEc ltalia"a, Is stall vigorously pursued. NO
other people in the wo, ii would do such mean
,,,d ,v;,,.,,, ,,.;a .t,.. p,n;a. t.;s,, uho
'~Ao '.&us 80 suess Ap!s' i''0" ~ A'e
volunteering IN behalf o! despot.sm, and oTpres-
sion against lr.edosa and right. We copy the
ff,tox ;no fro,, a n,,,1,r ,onor.
Paf-
luCRLEs, Jnne 1s-l5y IN early train this NOR
n'oz, no less titan serenity athletic young fellows
teit ,his town ior Italy, W Dublin, good num-,
oef ocinS from the town, some OF them held
Hspeetanie posit'ons: More than thousand
persons visited The ra'l'say station. When the
"n's'!@ was given Tor starting most :oc1stfous
cheering commenced, ending With :" Hutr1h for
, 1860-07-04
Lake Superior lntej1lpence.

| AA''"' 'Ae AA""kHtoA Alnlhx iHfettt June =
AN ISrEnEsT1Sc DouEs11c EpisopE,-Tle good
people Of Honshton were very much shocfe ID
on Sunday inornlng ut Il O'Clock. or thcren.
bouts, by the report that German named Ja.
Sob SIs Bents bud been silot by apotber named
oHf1ch-ooth recent arrivals. Ben.z while kit.
, .."s on :ae11on's wharf, was saluted with u
pistol bail; which (so sayeth Mad.m Nutnor)
struck his back. then passed upward, grazing
lis cheek and likewise punc,urinR his temule'
we confess this WAS very circutous route for
bullet, but our reporter swears that he saw It,
and Of course VIC hare nothing to say. Ullrich,
thinking he had made very happy hit. was
nosing away, when Bensz, slightly orefco1nnv
the embarrassment CAUSED by his new ucuuain-
taoce, started aster him up the bill, glying Ull-
t,lriel was Immediately taken into custody.
white Bent. was taken in churge by his friends.
HIS w6unds bAye since been pronounced Of no
serious nature; In fact, the man ia now about.
and rs we'll rs ever.
i few buurs after the occurrence ne visited
the prisoner. from whon We received the fol-
lowing stutenent: lie {ulrich) wss a citizen
of Chicago, where for some months be kent So
loon and rented house II Bentx. lie was mar.
rted and had one child, a boy . or years old,
lie had been married ak years. aud until two
years. 81 ce had lived happily with bis wife, Aa-
na. In the spring Of IS he noticed change in
Anna 10: the worsc. Bhing very observing
fr f;,,"re rs~.la;rns ara,a, oGq i;,,1s1 ns eyes
ID - convnce In, hat An. ,,as ,as.e ser
m o.c,,a;n" ber thn va,n.n aeaF..; ~ ahu, a,
Isansz and bers.f had haen -otha. .nee ~; :aa'
mt, t,,,n was fosh;anxh:s I'M Sa.. .tt,
icr thr fu,,,re lIri.h III th. hou.s ~ t.i';ei
ir wax 1Le,, ];v;nr fnr another lIsra u.n,4 n.14
a,a;n can,e and the sar,e resniss wcra af1-c,aI
t;iIricf MAIN ,nored with h;s fam;,v"Nnn, so,s
crer iii hp h4d rcce,red ,1r;,ten 1;Iadaes 1ro,,
bo,n l.s vii. md her lnrpr. that theTe sbnnid
be m n,ore Inn of that sort
Ear short f;mc ,hcr j;red bonn;tv -noroh
in ,b.;r ncr hn,ne h,t an, pp, "rado,t In"usn rs
cntd ..,.;,' and as,r -..,,.nad f. r." L..
,wars nsn,. ,,1Jar ,h. ,,rs,s,no ~ taa"h; -.
m,;s;r h,."d = ronr, ~ h;mss1t nd iaJr *
which theT oficn rssor,ed Th;e ,vas I'm 1;,,,ch
for 1ba ini,,red tftIr,rh und far anoht we Enov
lie NAV s,,d and ,inne .ome strangs ,t;ngs A.
auv rate i,en,z thnr,iv nftrr in sncmai 1s5.
raTe ANN Ss5-and shs cnns;der;5% hers.if
w.l maid narked IN ber !. ].t,je vii y an5 ,xsn,
with h,,n ~ ind;,na There mnhck nown ,o ar 6ar
husband .b,. ,,,ocmrad a 4 rorce ma ,,,srr;ad
RENT ir,fr;ch hrnr,t If II md sfsIad IL M
suit Arr;v;ng in Indiana he heard that tha
twain Ind ]eft for cai;tornia lie then trnreird
from Indiana tn Nv York. md from tfence tn
t,aiItnrn,,. snrn, four month. IF ,r,,,1iass
srarrh in IN. isuI of on1d and re+,,rred mi ~
ycuprancc and evil tnonuhts taw mon,Es
aro be- learnsd that the t,;th,rs. me was in
-haboroan ~ ,;,.t ,t.,a ~ :.o,,a sn,,. t;,,o
, 1860-07-04
Programme Of Ill Princes Tour II,
Causdd.

NAA1 Nds
The Quebec fhroni.t states, 50 fur as now
known. the route Of Il e Prince Of Waies on
his coming tour II is expected that be will
sail from England On he 10Th Of JULY. Tue
KoyAl convoy wall mnk~ st, John, Newfouud.
land, their first land'4 4g punt; proceeding
thence to uall:ax-fron winch place the l'rincr
will 70 to New Druasw'sk and Prince Edward
Island. In The Lower l'rovirces his stay will
necessarily he very limited, uDd the arrival OF
tue royal tlvet in the Lower St. 1.axrence il
confidently expected to take place not later than
the 9Th or 6th Of August
The steamers Victoria ind Lady Head will
be sent down the river in the quasi capacity of
pilot boats. Accompanying this convoy. there
will be in I'LL probability a number OF volunteer
boats, including some Of tile bes. river sten,n.
erS. In this city one entire wing Of the I'a1lia-
ment House Is set npArt to the Prince and his
n,nst immediate attendants.
The direction Of affairs connected with the
Frince's v,sit, will be under the exclusive direc
tion Of the Commissioner Of Public Works.
From Quebec it is understood to be arranged
that the Prince will proceed west~ ard in one Of
the lake or r,ver bonis. rr ,bably two Of these
the Q1ebec, Magnet, kinRston, Masuct, King
sion or 1'assport-are likely TO tc selected /;
| any Of these will afford good accommodations
| for tlla Prince aud bis chict attendants; and
the accompanying squadron will Of course he
much lArver than that engaged by the Depart
At. Montreal, ,le irince will take ur his
quarters At the house belonging to nan. john
Rose, now occupied by the Commander Of tie
Forces, Sir Fenwick Williams For tho &C.
conmodation of portion Of the accompany.
ing guests Of tie Province, portion Of tue St.
Lawrence Hall, next TO Craig street, has been
! leased.
From Montreal it is arranged that the Prince
will proceed to Ottawa probably by the rives
and the carriltou md Grenv'lle Railway. a!
| $n1 knn L.. -.
, 1860-07-04

AoFc' "ohes' 4Marr!inse tfi.s nha H'he Oaso
,v.1., ,, W '..r.'.'','' na' .,..,,
1;f,l ;nc",4.r, si ~, w. acrt.n3 ~ f,s,,roh,o
1;G, ,s ic,t. ot j., ,h. ,st ta,r ~ .h". "e
],tle sir IN c.r,ain c;.c1e rn,nr ns
ur,,r "nd .n.rrr '.;ri ra.r -. ~ s.1o s,'',,
h1., ;n, ,,n5eaa y. ,nt;rI;od e., ,.;,i' "u,h
i,.r rl.,1r ;s .,n; ,snsn,nn ,.rs 49,
,cmen nj r.,,nt"I wa.t,h an, ,.;a,t
;,r H.. !.nr,;ss hn.,, s.snti ~ ~,
49,, ro.,.,erp9 loax;.,r a,,,'","o d III. H.. ~
I,o, ~ ',.,,e,st; ~. - ua ,;.' '"sn !.;
-. tI.a % .. ,',.p ,.i;.is :. ..'
~ e's .a... .n'oun "uen y sas ''eMea, Way
W. ~ .'s 'e.st. 'es ~ .oe'! e"e!e' ~
80 = - ~ s"s 'u ~ a'nsE,e " uAe sue,
ai...,. ~" soI T.. ~, ~ '.ls u. luz yoau !u}
at ~ 49, '',e s;.','s - a.1 aafnE a-
~, ~"a ~ n4oo" at "a f.. W. & soo 'o"e, os
ronId not IT,, -e"',, .,, ~, ,';,s% xhi, % she exc
,s.s ',sh.,.I ~, tso.ts ~ % H.
M, fhc s',,e ssar n,sr,T 1,,,uh ,h,, h,d ds d,ss'
,,.I :, ,"sa,., s,'., -, hsa, '""' "" "''
~ H.. '1aa,'.nt,v ~ %,'r she % "c,,,a M, ,,va
,,7, ,., ,s.',,a ,ot h.. i,s s ~ ia soc;u,..
w,s ..,ceuhIs ~ ,,cr 1Joa, nftan he ,xox rs;rci,
I'd r,frnr sara m, hut ono cr.n;n, inst t.tnrs
tie w.rtr m.s lc, nut ~ ,l,e cannl snc ,aye him
ano,},er n,s;,;vr ref;sa, an, h. In ~ i,on.a
r.,w;r,- that h. woul m, 1;va H. was r. ,,c,,ri
and f,ljow ed to ,1,s canai where he niunrrd in.
in . ,,1:re nn.or;nnst.ir wnsre ,he wa,tr vss
, 1860-07-04

CTATE OF ILLINOIS, Cook
~ Coun.y ss.-super'or t.ou,t Of Ole. u In Ch.nca
V-Ths Chcax Maine ani ffrc In usan=e q n,,acy
sessa,teo xt r. Eche'. Ltt ". tekt-s. Charles Lay
co =, Safnusi ". Fuller IND + Era Il. Ntt'axx
ol'c ter hereby Give. that IL rut IT DC
efeta Hi'F entefed In TIE xbnve rntIeu The
Gay Or ne ts6o, !, lr4 Scot, viii; q t.u.trr !.
eea tonulSlunesf on the hxth teth) " August H.
1t Ten o'clock l. the forenoon lila. usy At ike
u F1h d" sof The CuuEt H"u.- the city uf Elcaxo
Ally "f Cook and sst Ut II nua telt II put,c &C.
t!on q sb1 Ehe bidder fuI c' b. tho fivlnx .ctd
the snouht"ue o. sad cump iLa"t uIu ttr nelte..e>s
ueutlun-t Id der ard by exr,ain i+ ri or
t1u bear dae + - day " Jul isl9- III ami r.
eeute bS the t defendants Il. E: sY an Lett
EcAtey, liz vile. a.d cIel f,r cpEt tt terUJtr
otce Of PAID county Cuok August 9th. 1sss md te
cue In book !al Of deed l51 tte prlu
eptioued In sad deer Al hereinafter i ecfits IN
tLe "a defendants, Ezra =. NcCsRk an >a4uel W FL
i 10 trust ta Indebtedness uetfneu In s.!I
deer xtuaed IL tie city " Chengo. county Cook
aud State OF fIIp~a to wlt:
1hea uih ntty tto} eet Of The north hundred and
dty It's feet Of tie wet Elnd eli diff La,
e block Aevenetn III In BusrneIIs ID fnn 0 th city VI
Chicago. and csbec more particularly - folk.w.:
E.MMeuctnx u point hundred eet south or t.
north vest and running s"ua
onr huasre ad fity .lso, teH p'tel With Elm street.
thence hundred utty tt5oJ fst. parallel with
Elm tseet to thr pla Of bexlpnnx and all tqu ,e
d'npt!on Of Ne &ald Qtsse X. E>k!eY aad LeiIt!A "
Eckey their he = = d ssss4 ns therein
IRA sCOeT Trustee and Special Counm'.s oneE.
Chicago. Juas y. l]U. ~t:c6r1 ii
, 1860-07-04
mfDtrsurH, st.
THE t5KEATE:SY WONDER OF
= TIKI f.SETEENTH CEETUET,
i!'ro(. m0nG'S lLa5- Restorative,

re- ~ II. L::.>. No.. :aac:st: Aeluw puhl.4t
r'ar ~tic: -"ak. e,~ 'xy oi tie .lcEior scr:t. Of
- Al ut g -;l svd+c- E:L+t hat- il Effect, vixen
1c,n rat- s,rs. i! e,.stincatt+ are snar4n.
w. 'Ir, re )1- Ia=t- - encetiunt utc:e=s p1f
tEy 'i1H- H. 7:'-.:
r.os-.se. j. VIVID = t1o-t;Ent;cu@c: hayfar nv
II rn,scn %:cc t. si:.1e H." Aghy lcsehiA,
~: - ., i'4r,'s,"Eavr, was n!aced to MAZE ap
FRY. :'4:' :..tt; Eiue: ny waiskeEh Of
tuat-r :a'n" e" :,oEtk4 -ece procured ttie Of
irovn= i ~-n:d iSstd aou % ,.e- asu week. <
lhas s.S .s '.:-' :nhtter butte. uf which havs us+d
a: a7 di.apirsrFd M s ' ~ nv hsai .y I'd %
isys .;, ,1, ~ -; - te:s !. G:,as:: eo.f 21e b.
tsE OF 1e@s-, ~ !: win IT, same eatr:
o,ve15 1s 1SosI n. to yoa to1 yos, valuable
Ie1 :oc:or,, = Eos have ocea>l"n eont1.act NJ
;:.s ~ e'-n q; shle 81 sd :e4dcnt hee
H. H.. ;sf. aa: :."nnx t.ns: A"> you nay sasr Il
% u seah osa+rs .s:s,es ~ 1e
Nyet3- lsu i1u.s yDura A. T.. kAYMUA{Ix
VOGUE HAIR KFsTSi:STiVE stF5j:stEI " - '::s.
Professor N.-ti-1sear rr: Having nA, sh- misfortune
tr1. Lie ;arioa D.: my La!s tht t5ects Q. Tic
~ ~. ~ 70
v~sg tnirs n~'. &y ka:! nov thick Ind xt'tty, End
X ~ cf'vii ris.S y:S Il SsSs G:ss ):
Tar :r.r.t Fey j. <. I:4rx. ,n'nife. l. srsu-
!. -. ~ " FL ...;o: nt :hs n.y. Ghereh n brett ~
tr:s4i:i :. .41sr1, WI. DfEK,
,-,..w R.oezrt.1n, +. i. iI:e.
H4i: r''17iyc,n gve1 rea.''e to rasE EJECT
-. e~ .@@!.e:: to ina.rnns,n1. daEdru0
tr:h :.an ny c1dao"d: a:to restored nv nas1
w,eh rt~c''LnE grey. tota xoa: c:o1. tave
70 *: ,.;, % t5sr S 'nsAh6 4: 'a sss ESss {nss1 Or
III %%o5 Nv s,s,;,.ec $ Il: h:s.a9:z; =.
r. s -ne s''is. II :; s. '' '''o ny ' ss'
, 1860-07-04

man Is engaged for the Princes party, and the
cottages ~ the Clifton House for other ouests'
Ia Hamilton the arrangements, 80 far a. tho
Government is concerned, urc only vet in pro.
gress; The Commissioner goes West 10 her
ffct them, "a also those for the good city Of
Aondon-"heFe the citizens are 70 well pre-
pared 70 cooperate- Sarnia will also be put in
Department, 10 far as Provincial localities are
concerned will terminate.
, 1860-07-04
ETATE OF ILLINOIS. Cook

ETATE OF ILLINOIS, Cook
" County. ss-Creut Court Of Cook Comfy septeu,-
ber Te III, 4. q. 1Wint1m Doexett, li-ny u ~.
sett and d. Hobart Hills, VI. Con bn. s. Ma:shal At.
tach nenf
Puzzle So'ioe = hereby gwen to the s1!d Co!umh1. $.
Marshall tht writ Of issued our Of thr "cc
fuurtL Gay o' June D. 1.6 1t 'he sui II .aA nj
4m E. Dost.s, .en.S y ba.::'1 : md l.. s"e,t ~.
lie fur hundred aud 'onyfuur dc'!ars. nd so1to
tlfectet shc1its of too< md lxe Coun'i-r
witch -a!d wit. bus heeu returned New tar1e-
fo1e els you. t'e - q cunou; M.ssa,l shall PER.
County bef the ly of tse fern thezeof
:r ha*n :. :hs Cont c.s he.;ty of.t.e1, z" II
ptal the !d plaintiffs, .ett"n, iu.tImtnt viii bt c1eri
af1lnt y"M a71 III faEor 2: he tsi,f tam f. p:.''.
rro,*y alta lie r. sufficient to satisfy f.e s!a
7cEmeat Ana Costs, Will be sod ~ satisfy The same
Hh- =. CHURCH, Clerk.
, 1860-07-04
Fruit.

As many inquiries are being made in regard
tn the prospects Of fr nit in our re.ioa OF coun-
try, ~e hare becn q: Soma pains to ascertain its
exact condition. We have never seen 80 lair a
promise ior peaehes. apples and pea1s ~ is
now held forth, for the last twenty years--in
this counsy u: least. True it is that, whilst
II most are full to OVERLOOKING, and the trees
have to be propped up to support the grtat
weight Of their precious burthens. Our peacl,-
es will begin to be ready for market about the
middle Of August, ard tue apples are eren nov
r'pening, aud some Of The farmers lure sold
their fruit ut Eood prices, to te gathered By tie
Northern market.
Our other crops are looking very iine; the
corn in particular will be over IN aYerace crop
il not injured by storm. SO that, from escr1
indication, We are likely to have plenty in fu
ture-J1ne.boYo IN Hasett<.
, 1860-07-04
II. +. SMITH. rltf'* Atty. i+:e+ :: 4w
AIOR1GA6E SALE-W = lcreas

n OIL1 ViAN1U EE[A LIZ ~ IT & = q .
W EK. r. Afm-tsonx did tt+ second day T: u ~.
IN Tie :. nrd thousand. eight ADMIRED ai
dry -eseE ard III vrr to II" "tefs cn'I J.ha
I>cna SIC. aa ThuA. Parker nl'rFsl tle tuEa~iEs
i. ..criht prcui*. se ring ate The sesen'sen ay ~
M.1ct tn 'he af ~rad t" secure t'r ~, H~h "1 four
vhe sid raor E,:ri. I'd ia the Eco'ctr. fire u;
Cn.. County, Ia Istok 3U If Mutka4es, tsG an.i
whereas stfl.: has !+en It Ihe pl}tht al VI
sa note-. the ~" svc neen In no u.'s 'a'lat'
Now the. ef re. publ: n.tct II e1ttr Eisen thIt
,te uh4ve uc tonct. u:es ant hy v.stCc nf
le pnyi-on. Of - n"'E7xr stat. n nt s1'l 1y "t
.1n - ST. 1t tlr hour te' sock Il. The tore Qua
uf that Lty IT lhe Nurth ,F # flt tnns tn-~ in The
cy nf n esFn p1e.e' 10 sS as pub is a'e TN II fh''
c1ih H. t-wt: The E..t :ate' II n" Southeast
quarter 4 >ettnn i've: rnwn-h1r fo1v {so'.
uake thirteen {l a. I'll. tslE rrnciT3!
-tuae II Co1s -pnaty state of .n ~ thtE .s 1t
tho right and equity Of te'itmft' of the said H. H. T.
Attstftk.G tEt1C!u. - x..
Jn,S T1' nES;:iSToS.l ;; x,1s:axee..
G.,1rr + rfrr..,,oock atty t..:t+.3- 1
, 1860-07-04

1 Hutc arise. =" ffeen:an 1f the !andt
lteh..h! v1tA pride th~ cAfefta;n of uu1 band;
X ely III h I'll, }e hardy rt,ns II toll,
4 lii check 1t s'Ecc this uemocFafic sIso.l.
II clip l"1ge no inks for Shaver. u g11 i, lf,1'n,
n Kvler's n f.. alnl lands to FAVE, he uuul.
l.t-t reckless pilot run our Slip rgruund.
Il Il! thF najrs1y Of Fse*C0m's rane,
y Nv =;,aeiour natian fr, IN fnpetdlhE shame;
q ease iIot to w-tch. work. unit: We s.ve
u ur cuu+try fru1n Dl.pninu'- "a Erlnx :yr4vc.
Le'tar., k'sd IN hlt ariaur, tlr n, fnr t-lt,
n rE dnH It till Right iriun phs over AiAM.
ialt sbufk, Ill. July z l6Ga.
, 1860-07-04

T11lCt\{!O BAG AGENCY
~ .:8 South WA.c1 st1eex.
SEAMLESS uEAlN IA0s nf sa5!ous azes and onst-
tieA.
FL0UK-aayes ;uut.s,, c:Ehta.-2ratat 10 ordr1 II
Anv.->Ert p7t:fss.
HAM ~Atk.--1rrS AIze uft*.
EtfNEY RAGS-Two OF :hsee bushels.
Commission Merchants, Miltn. Grk-rs and Tyos1ssoa
DrAcF3 will tu1 i.t the 4Etet wanted IN our stock Ur
Gers solicited [aol'GtlyI HAWKINS CHAPMAN.
, 1860-07-04
Gcming Mdthtnra.



DWUMLE 10cR T1GHT F1ST STITCH.
WARRANTED L, stve ~ xooo aat1sf.ct,oe a tne
nxnest priced In market. Make stitch The
4&<3 Aactnts; Ae aIke, III ttcneA tbs ase
1t III the abe. uutes tee, straight needle y y lrvm
Te9 xo9ots from I e - o,.tshes to tes nth RUN
thssi and will Sitter. HEN, FELL, Cc&. dATa-
EK, QUILT and FalBHU1IER.
They Lave REPEATEDLY takfn fhs HIGHEST fh&-
AlUN3 uut Of A&<b0 Already IN enu*tAnt dsf ~
have h7A no orcAs.oo ~ oat nd put o. ,A tfo&F
They wuTk successfully srezythpk-f!oo the daas$
snAlns to heAvv tn~h'ae. The t.c m.ch!rs. dtrH
ootY The lerx Of md are eAtts 'e2Insd fTc
The nil prn. ~ il. .tf1enne M 5e~!nx, zralAF
and Cuts rctl OF s'arao Hs A7s sole axxnts
hern for ths U>tVEEsAL a4 HHEA md HT ACE
luz .b!a al ih,cknerses .! Go snd ~ vttths OF
viii hem over seams M tse sna ao AA}y - IL
L arwe Uiscounfs tn tbs Trads~ Agents,
.na .s!, - 11y5c -.
III Laxe street, o. address l.. rnRSALL L CO.
Iei fost VMes ot3 19H@, Chleako. uA1Sls.
, 1860-07-04

- The Democracy at Baltimore tho other
day was brought 10 bed Of par Of illeg gitimate
t"1ns- But tho parsasition proved The death Of
ler ever breeding again. -
, 1860-07-04

The Cleveland National Democrat saws
th.t If Mr. Douglas shall continue in the field
and succeed in drawing or votes enough to de-
feat breckenridge. ''he and bis friends will have
to abide the wrath Of an abused and BETRAYED
DemocraoY." Will Douglas withdraw
, 1860-07-04

-t8y Aunt - was trying to persuade little
Eau- 10 retire Al sun down:
"You see. my dear, how The little chickens
20 to ruost at that time.''
:" Yes, auuty,"' replied Eddy, ,"but The old hen
aiwaya 9ors with them"
Aunty tried no more arguments with him
, 1860-07-04

To Meyers Miraculous Tcrnin Dir
s'e7. 'he "ts A,' hest sr'nedy fnr ztcrnatine RATS
and NICE C.H'k1st,A.'1lES HCGs, ANTS, MUsQCI.
TOES. FLtAs. MOTHS, GIAlN-WoKMS and GAR
Den lNSEETS.
~ fr'icisal Delot 6l9 broadway. New York
Sod ty i~ErC1.tx Cyer,Eherc 1y4scI1hs,r
, 1860-07-04

r AXE STREET MlLLS-ON
- West Laks aud Desplsn ssr~~ts Chicago, Ntnosa.
Our supeftour braudA oi Flour, Ase and Feeo-whols
Ale or feA n tho lowest rates. ooo4s wazEantsd nd
dAllve1sd in thu city ifaa al chayKs- ~
m|H .HTx9ENS h H0RRlA.