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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-30
THE EVENING STAR.
IF WE KNEW.

BIZ Ruth BENTON.
If we knew the cares and crosses
Crowding round our nelghbors way.
If we knew the little losses,
Sorely grievous day by day,
would we then so often chide him
For his lsck OF thrift and gain
Leaving on his heart shadow,
Leaving on our lives STAIN
II we knew the clouds above us,
Held by gentle blessings there.
Would we turn away all trembling,
In orr blind and week dsspsir'
would we shrink from little shadows
Living on the dewy grass,
Whilst It's Only birds Of Eden.
Just In mercy flying past
If we knew the silent story
Quivenng through the heart OF pain,
Would our womanhood dare dom them
Back TO haunts of guilt again
Life hath many q tangle crossing:
Joy hath many break of woe.
And the cheeks, tear washed. are whltest,
This the blessed angels know.
Let us reach in our bosoms
For the key to other lives,
And with love towards erring nature,
Cherish GOOD that still survives;
90 that when our disrobed spirits
Soar TO realms OF light again,
We may say, dear Father Judge us
As we judge our feliow-men.
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BEWARE OF MINERAL POISONS.
DR.. J. BOVEE DODs'
CELEBRATED
VEGETABLE MEDICINES.

HIS IMPERIAL WINE BTTTERS,
For the oure of Inoipient Consumption. Weak
Lungs. Weak StOmaohs, Indigestion, Dyspepsia,
requiring 9 Tonic, are unsurpassed. They ara made
Of q PHre Sherry Wine, and aside from their medi-
cina properties, they are most wholesome and
delightful Beverage,
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Helmbold's Genuine Preparation.

HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU.
Positive and Specific Remsdy
Err RRlfsr'ss .S RI sSs gIteAppER KIPSEYs
This Medicine increases the power Of Digestion,
and excites the ABsORBENfS into healthy sc
ton, by which the WATERN OR CALCEROuS
dsRos lions. add al UNNATURAL. NLARGE-
MmENTS are reduced, as vel as PAIN and IN
MEM, R0MFN. 81 cRILDREN.
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THE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE


II
Protected BY Royal Letters Patsst Of Eaelaa1, ssf
sscxrsd 5y fhs Seals Of tks Eeols De PRarraeis de-
Paris, AID ths Imperial College Of Msdietss,
Vienna,
No. 1 ia invaluable for exhaustion, S,ermstor-'
rhga, and al physical disabilities,
No. completely Grad Gates ali traces Of those
seous snd pernicious use Of oopavia and oubebs.
mercury, thereby insuring to the sufferer speedy
relief, disPersng all impurities, aRd roofing out the
.TRIESEMAR, Nos, 1 = and 3 are prepare in the
form OF losenfs. devoid Of taste and smeil, and
GASES, and divided into separate doses, as admins
tered b valpeau, Lsllemand, Roux, RIoord, 30.
and In 50 cases, whereby there Is q saving OF Be.
To be had, wholesale and retail, Of pr. BARROW,
street. New York. immedstetJ on receiving re
mittanoe, Dr.; Barrow will forward the .Trisssmsr
% OF ihs 20 ts ssSgs5 and I'd
ington. ID. G. dc g. an
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OCEANSTEAMERS' SAILING DAYS
K ENNIeH's HYDRAULIC MOTOR.


Il new ard wonderful sdaptatIou of a ydIa ullc
Pressure as sPPiled to mechanics, and has so far
bounded enoomiums. ~ ~
Silent but powerful in Its operatiOn-economica
In It's original cost, occupation of space aud con-
sumption OF water, II obv ates the danger ey psnse
And attention indispensable TO steam or caloric
PoEei-,he only reg ulslte being small supply and
per cent. - WY ''''e
The result OF thirty years stu1y aud practical ex.
pertinent, the Inventor "a Hydraulic Engineer)
Eiams Ior lt-only what every practical ma readi-
~ concedee-e vast superiority over every other
ssSSsptanon OF hydraulIc power hitherto invented,
the sreetest possl0 Die economy of water-solid sim
pcity OF of ada ptatioh 10 sny
ness. -o9 Nh0oP
TIE undersigned having been appointed sole agent
ioi me lnYentor Tor ali the Western and Southern
States, virginia excepted respectfully invites
inspection, BY al who feel Interested OF vorking
model &C Browns Hotel, between the hours of and
o ?. m. every afternoon. ~
County, asd State Rights, as well as single en-
glnes OF any required power, can be purchased of
r. BARNAkD b, Agent.
No. Todd's Building. adoininz
HI tal
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CHARLES wIDDIFIELD r. CO
$40 AND 65I BR

$40 AND 65i BRoApwAY, NEW YoRx,
And sold by JOHN SCHWARTZ, Druggist, 46S Pa
avenue, next door to the United States Hotel, and
BY druggists generally. mar lI-lyra
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ID. Q. n. a, II. a.
HUNNEwELL's
UNIVERSAL COUGH REMEDY,
For all Throat and Lang Complaints, from
Common Coughs to Actual C0nsNnapfioR
HUNNEWELL'S
JUSTLY CELE BR ATED

The Natural and Sure Remedy for all Nsr.
cons Complaints,
From Neuralgia through al cases where Opluuu
was ever used 20 that Of D~lrium Tremens, and the
common chief CAUSE Of I IstAhe
LOSS OF SLEEP.
Ihe Ioiu Anodyne, though oOutai ming not psF
ucie OF Opium, produces al the reqnirements o.
sud may be used IN al Gases wherever Opium was
used without pro uciug anything but Cures, and
leaving the patient IN q perfectly natural s'ate
=, The Universal COngh Remedy, (freed from al
the common objection Of cough Rem dice, which
produce nausea or prOstration,l may be considered
the common enemy 90 al Throat and Lung Com
paints end used with perfect ImpunIty. ASKING
Al 70 court from propnetOrs or friends the most
severe Investigation OF both Remedie s and reading
of our pamphlets 20 be found with al dealers. and
more PsrtloU lsrly TO purchase onlv Of those " ho
can be oepended upon. we wait confidence the
decIsiOns Of Patients and Ply sicisns.
"PIioes within resch Of al"
GENERAL AGENTS.
-; w. HuNsEwKLL a Co., and .. CommeroIsl
Wharf Boston,
GEe. HVSNKwEi.L, las Water st., New YORK,
Under the special supervision ofgOHN L. hun
NEWELL, Chemist and Phafmaoeutist, Boston.
Mass, whose signature COVERS the ks Of the
cations.
sold hy all respectable dealers everywhere, and
al the Druggists in Washington and GEORGETOWN.
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HELMBoLD's EXTRACT sUcBU.

For Weaknesses
Arising from Excuses, Habits Of Dissipstlop
Early lndlsoretlon or Abuse,
Attended pith ale yOisOtoing SynspfoDls
lndlsposltiOn 10 Exertion, Loss Of Power
Loss Of Memory, DIhoulty Of Brosthins
Weak Nerves Trembling
Horror of Disease, Wakefulness
pimnoss Of Vision, Pain in the Back,
nnIysrsai Lsssitude Of the Muscular system,
Hot Hands, Flushing Of the Body.
Dry ness Of the Skin, EIuptlons on the Fsoe,
PALLlD COUNTENANCE.
These Symphonic, II allowed 20 60 op. which this
medloin- invariably removes, eocn follows
IMPOTENCY, FATUTTY, EPILEPTyC FITS,
,N ONE on WHcH THE PATIKFT MAY ExPIRR.
Who can SAY that they not free sontly followed
By thos- 'pREFUl DISEASES
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION."
Many are aware Of the Cause o. their suffering,
BIT NONE WILL CONFESS.
The RECORDS OF IRE INsAN ASYLUMS
And she Melancholy Deaths bV CozgNDgpftor
Besr ample witness 20 the truth Of the assertion,
THE CONSTITUTION ONCE AFFECTED
WITH ORGANIC WEAKNESS
Rec uires the aid OF medicine 10 strengthen
And lnvlgorste the systOm,
WhtcA HELMBOLD's EXTRACT BUCHU- isrosi-
abf dos.
TRIAL WILL THE MOST
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HIS BRANDY CATHARTJC

lis 3 sure remedy for CostIyeness, Liver Complain
and d. spepsa They PLEASE ut to the taste;
in their opera ton; and as Catharto, entirely. a.
feetndLly and positively supercede the use Of PiS
90 nauseous and disagreea6le to the taste.
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Act on the Kidneys, Bladder ard Urinary Organs,
and are g. superior remedy for Dyspepsia, con-
neoted with Liver Complaint IN all It's forms.
FOR FEMALE DISTRACTIONS,
They are truly vaue bic, maize OF pure Holland 6 n,
pleasant and agreeable to the taste, and NAV be
well termed 4 necessary
FEMALE, COMPANION
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asAeE CHECKED THROUGH TO NEW ORLEANS.

U.Ths US; MAIL and ADAMS EXPRESS
are taken over this New Line.
Tickets can be obtained at the South Western
Office, corner of Sixth street and Pennsy lvania av
suue, to the following points;
L}5onhnIs, Bristol, knoxyl,lea, JuI Atlanta
Macon. Nashville, Dalton. Columbus,
Montgomery, Mobile, Memphis, and
NEW ORLEANS.
IL THROUGH TICKETS TO THE VA
RIOUS VIRGINIA SPRINGS.
IUOmnbuses and Baggage Wagons leave the
office at 8 m and pm.
JAMES A. EVANS, Ticket Agent,
ma 2S-tr Corner Sixth at. and Pa. sv.
nALTIMnRE AND OHIO RAILROAD
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MEDICINES.

DBA ITimORK
LOCK HOSPITAL,
Has Diseoevsd the Most Csyfass, Speedy, aad oal,
as Efsefsai Rsmsdy IN fAs World,
FOR ALL DISEASES OF IMPRUDENcE.
LET NO FALSE DELICACY PREVENT.
APPLY IMMED .ATELY.
A CURE WARRANTED, OR NO CHARGE,
IN FROM ONE TO TWO DAYS.
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FEMALEsFEMALEs-FEMAr.Es.

OLD 6R SSSNSsS, sISSfk, NIkkiEb. ON
IN MANY .%fFFEEcTioNssA rEctGGIfxR TO
FEMALES, the extract Bueha is Uneeuslled b.
ffTesas, on Ssis 2. eS
tomsry Excavations, liberated OF Scirr hous s'ste
and for a oomp ainSs incident 20 the 1hetsSsii
arising from InO discretion, habits of Dissipation.
DECLINE OR CsANGE OF LIFE.
SEE SYMPTOMS A-BoYK.
atF no nloTs Bai.asl. ~ MsltvrS o. SSSriaia.,
' GElGso 5ii5 ES Sff BUck6
SECRET DISEASES
Little o. no CSsssei in Diet N oinooSv sRs
II ,,u,., 1 msd a. 40 Es,ossT. ., .,,, :,
UIinate, thereby Removing Obstructions.
PTssertiRE and cuIiPs stnoiuTes Of TIE Urethrs.
the olssS OF diseases. and expelling ali foisososs
rho USGEDS UPON THOUSANDS
WHO HAVE BEEN TIE VICTIMS OF oUAcEs,
and who hay psla hsars ICES % Be cured n .hort
POISON" has. By the use OF "rowERruL as
PERHAPS lFTER MARRIAGE.
Use rEIMsoLD's FKrKAcT BUoHU for al sseO-
URINARY ORGANS.
whether ehii MAZE e OR FEMALE.
FROM "h' low S' Lose sTs e m''r Of
Diseases OF these orF.ns uire Al ote Dss-sff
HELhBfssLfR rs E 2REki bl fYSHg
eases FOR ~ hICH 1T Is RECOMMENDED.
Eridence Of the most rs'fabis dsd responsible ekd,
ter Will accompany the medloires
CERTIFICATES i'F CURES.
FforI 8 TO - years stdndtss.
Win SCH scfEN SsSE AID FAME.
Price 81 90 per bottle, or six for $500.
Delivered 10 any Address, securely packed nom
DEscRIsS SYMPTOMS IN ALL CONCENTRATION.
Cures Guaranteed! Advice Gratis /.
AFFIDAVIT.
Persons,y speesred before me, an Alderman Of
duly sworn, doth say. has prePsra ions oO-tsin no
narcotic, no mercury, or Qiher lniunous drugs,
but purely VEGETABLE. n. T. HELMBOLD.
Sworn and subscribed before me, this sd day Of
WM. p. HIBBBRD, kIdsrmaa.
Ninth stres {, above Race, Phils.
Address letters for Information in confidence %
II. II. BELMBOLp, Chspist
Depot, lo4 South Tenth e bit chesnpt, phils.
AZ. sfbWuhNEpfk f 2E cHfP2GyEGDyE6EEf fEfIFTFss
Who endeayor 20 dispose OF THKIR owNh and
"oIHER" kR1IcLEs or THE REPUTATION ATTAINED
Rslnbold'. Genuine erepsrsaou.,
:. :. Extract Bneha.
Improve. Sasss Ssss 'wgss.A.
Sold By =. b. WAITE, s2s Seventh street, and g.
z. FORD, in, corner Penn. avenue and Eleventh
.SSSb AL paEgeIsZs kykRywHEkx.
ASK FOR BEL BOLD's. TAKE NO OTHER.
AND AvoiDIMPosITio AND EXPOSURE.
8p4 eoly
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DARAFFINE OIL,
L THE CHEAPEST LIGHT KNOWN,
the works IN western Virginia. ~
The saalit, Of Il y excellent, producing steady,
thu eyes than gas light r' "
This OH is free from sdu terra on and very muoh
more economical than many Of the Coal Oils used
IL is IN no way explosive.
We keep also q SIMPLY of the most apnrovad
styles OF Lamps, &C., for burning this OIL.
KING & BURCHEII
agents Tor It's sale for the District of Columbia
Corner + fifteenth 1T. and Vermont .v
Great Kanawha Goal aud OH Company m. ~,
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As aeeid>ats siU happen, eren IN teell-rssxlafsd
families, il is very desirable to have some cheap
and convenient way for repairing Furniture. Toys.
Crockery, go.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-05-31
Robbery.

Considerable excitement was raised in this place
on Tuesday last, by a report OF a robbery having
been committed in this immediate neighborhood,
on Monday evening last. As we hear it, Henry
Gambler, of salt-creek township, was riding on
horseback from Benton, to his brothers. residence,
some three miles North of Mersburg. Shortly
after leaving Benton a large man, wearing heavy
black whiskers, and riding dark coored horse,
overlook him. and commenced conversation
After riding together some distance Mr. Gambler
left the main road to call at Mr.. Gordon's He
had not travelled far until he was again ovcrtaken
by the stranger, who took the liberty to ask his
business. Gambler thoughtessly answered that
he was collecting. The two riding together,
Gamblers horse stumbled; thinking the animal
lame, he looked down to see whether shoe was
loose when the stranger struck HIM a heavy blow
on the back of the head which felled him to the
ground. He lay nsensible for some time, and ON
regainng conscientiousness he found his pocket
book, containing about S75 missing. On Tues
day he came to town to secure the strangers ar
rest, but no traces of him has yet been had
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-05-31

us in our exchanges. In Michigan everything is
looking remarkably we'll. In most Of the South.
ern States the grains are ripcnng beautifully and,
give promise Of abundant harvest, but in Kentucky
short crops are predicted. The fly Is doing great
damage there and wheat appears to be weak and
sickly growth. A Louisville paper says that the
crop of wheat in Kentucky will fall far short Of
that last year. In Virginia also there are numer.
Gus complaints of the the ravages OF insects in
some Of the most fertile districts Tee prospect
for fruits in the regions named above are general
ly considered good, and it is thought that all dan
ger from frost is now past.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-05-31
Molasses, Honey, &C.

An exchange says they have discovered molas
ses mines ON Sugar Creek, in Stark County,
That is decidedly ahead of the great discoveries
of oil in many places. They are swceter, and are
held by much less slippery tenure. Some peo.
pie OF Holmes county who are determined to be
fully up with this progressive age in extracting the
yaluabes from mother earth have made extensive
discoveries of milk along Honey run. They are
now digging for honey with promising prospects;
having already discovered quantity of comb
We might further add: Mr.. Rice, one of the gen
tlemanly engineers on our railroad recently took
water at Salt Creek, and after his engine was
cooled of at this place two barrels and half of
beautiful white salt was taken from the boiler. 1t
is thought there would have been more but it was
Immediately after a rise when the saline water
was strongly diluted, 1t is the intention of the
railroad company to erect water tank at Salt
Creek, and they expect in future to make the
running expenses of the road by manufacturing
salt. Some people may not be disposed to believe
quite all of this but we can assure them that it is
just as true as most OF the reports given of the dis
coveries of oil &c.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-05-31
Legal Notice.

Abraham Workmm Adm mis-.
traitor Of John Hnkle deed. DID,. r.
vs.. Ou'
Susannah Workman widow of teutlo4
John fIinkle deceased Joseph l" sen Lana
Hinkle 1t. al.
INO Susannah Hnke widow 6f John Hinkle
4 deceased, Henry Hinkle, Eli Hinkle, Mar
gret Parker, Abagail Boyd and Lloyd Boyd her
husband, Polly Williams and John Williams her
husband Susannah Hinkle and Sarah Hinkle
children and heirs Of John Hnkle, deceased and
Susannah Hinkle, Henriette Hinkle, Lucetta
Hinkle, Mary Z. Hinkle, William a Hinkle
James Hinkle, and younger child whose name il
unknown, children and heirs of Peter Hinklt
deceased, who are heirs Of John Hinkle deceased
You are hereby informed that on the 2Il da,
Of May, A. d. 1860, said administrators fled hi
petition in the Probate Court Of Holmes county
Ohio, against you and Joseph Hnkle and Richarc
Walton, the object and prayor Of which petition i.
to obtain an order OF said Court on the 2d da,
Of July. 1860 at which time said petition viii
be for hearing for the assignment Of the dover o
Susannah Hinke. the widow of John fiinlde, de
ceased in and for the sale Of Sire fOloSingreal es
tate Of which the said John Hinkle, deceased died
seized. To wit: The south halt o the east half oi
the south eastquarer OF section sixteen, in town
ship eight, Of range nine Of the unappropriated
lands in the military District, subject % sale at
ZaDesville, Ohio, containing forty acers more OF
less Said petition prays for the adjustment OF the
rights Of Richard Walton who the administrator i.
informed has purchased the above dover interest
and the interest of Joseph Hinltle and Margaret
Parker.
ABRAHAM WORKMAN.
Administrator of John Hinkle, deceased.
May %, le60.-nlI w5pfS5.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-05-31
Money.

We are opposed to newspaper dunning, but we
are desirous ofinforming our readers that we are
decidedly "hard up" We have large amount
of money to pay between now and the 25th of
June. and we are compe led to look to our subscri-
bers for help Nearly year has passed since we
took charge of the office and yet not one in five of
our subscribers lAe paid us anything 1t is but a
dollar and half for each person, but when all to-
gether it makes a large sum for us. Friends.
please give q lift
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-05-31
The Crops.

The Crops.
Intelligence in regard to the crops from all di-
rections of the Union, exceptin some portions of
the extreme West, are generally of cheering
character. In Ohio as far as we can learn, every.
thing looks favorable, and the prospect is now
good Tor large crops Throughout the Northwest
the late rains have been of inca culable advantage
to the growing crops, and should the weather con-
tinue as favorable as it now is, no fears need be
entertained that the harvest which is 10 follow
will far exceed in abundance It's predecessors for
many years. From Iowa the news is most cheer.
ing. The rye harvest there it is expected, will be
ripe as early as June in some parts of the State
In Indiana no unfavorable reports have yet reached
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-05-31

MARRIED.-On Tuesday, May 29th, in Mil.
lersburg, by Rev. U J. KNisEIY, Mr.. PITER Lis.
OR and Mrs. MARGARET PIPER.
Oh the same day, at the House of bride,
father, by the same, Mr.. DANIEL DUER and
Miss CAROLINE NEWTON.
The large and delicious cake that accompanied
the above notice was thankfully received
Life seems all bright before them; may no storms
Or gathering tempests c'cr obscure in gloom
Its promised joys; no sorrows piercing thorns
E'er mingle with the how're opening bloom.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-05-31
New Business House.

company composed of Messrs. Weimer &
Steinbacher of Akron, and Buel & Taylor-the
former of Akron, the latter of Ravenna-have
leased Mr.. Cary's warehouse at Millersburg for n
term of years. They will engage in the business
of buying wheat, wool and general produce. They
are possessed OF ample means, and are gentlemen
ofhigh character for integrity and excellent bust
ness qualifications, which will entitle them to un-
limited confidence. They are located in section
of country abounding in great resources, and
should the harvest be abundant, as appearances
now indicate, they will do a large business. We
commend them to the people or Holmes county
Mr.. NJ NJ. Speigel will be their agent at that
place. The company is very fortunate in secur-
ing his services as his experience and agreeable
manners are certain guarantees of success any
where.-iSunmit DemOcracp
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-05-31
Atlantic Monthly.

The Atlantic Monthly, for June, contains well
considered paper on the Future of American
Railways" "Chess;" "The Representative Art;',
"Pythagoras;" "Japan;" &C., &c. "The Profess
sor's Story" by DR.. O, w. Holmes, is as interest
ing as ever. The atlantic is the best Literary
Magazine in the United States.
A new volume begins in july. SO year. Ad-
dress Ticknor & Fields, Boston, Mass
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-05-31
A Relict Found.

On yesterday a rail was found floating in Kill
buck. Well, there is nothing strange about that,
but, upon it was found cut with jack knife, the
following, ga l.. 1890" No doubts are ex-
pressed of its being one of the mortal / 500 rails
split bv Abraham Lincoln. 1t is proposed to have
it encased in glass cage so that all the worship
pers of humbggery may do homage to it.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-05-31

ZIG STON-
DIG Boston made his four last seasons in Wooster
hut he wul be kept the present season al MfershuTa
on Monday and Tues day Of each week, and at Lafay
On Wednesday, Thu say, Fryday and Saturday OF ,aet
", eG. so on alternately throughout the season, com
rpeuciur IN the ID day of April
PEDIGREE:-Big Bost was bred by LIN. Backhnrn
Wooufpra county, Kentucky, who imported Short Imp
Morgan Imp SoveI egn American Eclipse, Shark, Lance
BaTtruner, John ascoGib POr Boy, Arab, Gray Eagle
Wagner, Camden and Old Boston, the strongest race
horse the world produced, As ht competitor of the
world renowned FashioH, Boston carried 26 lbs ard rnr
miles in minuts So seconds; feat that was Levei
uquhed by any no in America Big Boston was sired
by Boston he by Timolne he by II Archy he BY import
ed D.ouedr, he oy Fiongel, he by the Godophin Dam
Polly Hopki by bertran, great dGm setlla, great
great, grand dam bY the Imp Dlsaro, He's o hands
weighs l22plbs Red hay, black leas mane and tail =
seconds neve was throuchy trained, but showed speed
in bis trials equal 10 the f-'rst lie is half brother to
Lexington thnt was sold 900 ao to Iecomre that
vas sold for $40, 90, by W. Wills to Mr.. Ten Brock
These two run the great race between America and Eng
land For beauty, strength, action ana hne hgure BIG
,oston il not surpassed by any horse IN America NJ
the Wavne county Fair last fall lie took the sweepstakes
over tie rench No that sold immedstey after the
Fair for lie also took he premium over the Moss
nos sc KAck Sampson, that was sold Tor 5000 In act Ia
use tho Language OF JuHgr Cox aud thousand others
he is perlec horse. Some ten oihis colts took premI'
u AZ said fair.
TERNIS:-Ffteen dollars for insurance.
DANIEL HARMON, owner.
JASPER POuLSUN Groom
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-05-31
Attachment Notice

James McCanldes & Co,
against
G. W. li-get Co. -.
BEFORE \. Virgins, ] ?; Of Washington Town,
ID shin. Holmes county, Ohio, on the 4th day Of
May, A. d. 1860 said Justice issued an order Of at
tachment in the above action for the sum OF twI
hundred and fury Zone dollars and, twent.lVe
The Goth day of June, D. ie6O, i set for his cause
to be heard. JAMES McCANpLES CO.
NIoy4 / 90 -pl2w3 GEORGE REED. Agent.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-05-31
Fruit.

The time is fast approaching for putting up
fruit. Cherries, Blackberries &C., will soon be
ripe. Good glass Jars are very nice for preserv-
ing fruits. A large stock of all sizes of the best
quality of Fruit Jars are just received, and now
for sale, at Rain's Drug Store.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-05-31
Turn Ont.

1t is to be hoped every Democrat in Hardy
township will turn out to the election on Saturday
next. The opposition have not yet announced a
candidate, and may not until the voting COM
mences, but there is little doubt that they will
have up some one. The safe way is for the Dem
ocrats to all be at the polls, and then their triumph
will bo certain
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-05-31
The Fourth of July.

No movement has been made for celebration
of the ever glorious Fourth, at this place. II we
are to have any celebration it is time something
was done