davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-18

Sat1s', Snad. bauS unp Qascrtitr.S aipn.
Rtner Srtunrm frpis hem atIammtea NubIifpm 81, ,r,,s,r.
an;eiss, eaP i'd am 6ues 3 & S&susn @Parttes, rsbtn @csbSS 3D.
tI, Gun ntueS Snad- pane tinstrthtct baFt, rrFtibt nctm Irxti-
gen SrrilfuH9tr 9tS tn aune tSla6 STAR IbeS @rsis Gaatr-
SeT III baetH n. Gtntrr ttSi ;oblrsittH I,fuh iie6t ~feuneIidS
sHtSes,n Srbu MarrbGufen. Mot-
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-18
HOUSE.

OCEAN HOUSE,
Gdt Ger 9isb. II. @purtfra6s, 9 srtGmsut6, So
gae rttitHSt Sulitla rntb: asf hittt Ssriut xgtrittttt
pstsl taHi eT1sstuR aufauHOsH s.raSi.
g. .. Nhitt, NrSti,isr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-18
,Silbslm Sell Saus"

BON
Auguf S6ab,
40. 1o4 Vrpdp SpiiheR Der 6. une 7. @.maEe
(etm 3btater %s,etnibrr).
NB> bubrt itte sutcs 2aaer6itr, beuiS&t unb frsr,s5ca
Wstnt, Sransp's, .e. DAD Saus III aefSmadypl eirsri%ts
ue w'Iotn st 8dlt tnf cas- auimsrtfamf, stbi,nt.
0sfudst
preI tH PARTNER nit siuem Capital ron S25oe. nm in ePiAn,,n
We 6aeIitatisn ron trltrS pat.ntrts @uuoins @lpds per fln1-
untn Wrarti gu ptatnntn. 9ities g,fhd, if ifru an ons. rn Snr.
IN IN Spsroitn une Tirft 9rUFt @c;sntc ak. eSniioenbt R,trtm-
meIetl Stststn une ptrlan8t. s8tetn psutren Gin;tIbsrtn an
''lp' "h 81. 6. 9Bbtis,
pprtemcutt, ga,
~plaoF en- ane etelex NtahrMl oulssiubrtee GB,tGuSs
IN Iustniteia scnpa,nitu wsrecn MnrL
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-18
SentIcbc Vriidbtc!

Scf1flcbc SrIdbtc!
Sdtob
gS. 4 WdinfraEr. nate am 2llten Ntartt,
''llust iit eGa trItiben NubIifum. namentIib Sousfrauer, sic
Anitt9s iu niahtn, cas- CT Gin H~eer o1tr b~cutid,tn 6rldtt bait,
aiS: 9sttl6eN, seonrrtt &iIiheu, @rbien, 2jniea. ale Kitten Sup
'tnttnSit' eShhneii5t 9trtnse, Sdwcutr- unc 2~im6urs,r EGit,
trH5tt. allie Nrisn &anhies, 0isarren &c. ,, rpsIle arlit,I scrIIst
t~iliSlt.m Yreils scrtdufL.
~ @n Sults UlsS Gaserficr rne irnfiss grfriI6unstn it
1ieltlt atihtIus III lcosr 5dt III BADEN, une label III Htisiatm
esludt ~frtunsllhif Gin Satpb Bunp rsbeim.r,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-18

Nrs. 9~'etnaanG
.GIlbtr Nr6. Rieet9
esutibs 6sbamme
trfSatt ih itreN Runetn rHe bvn atfarmtsx lubI;tur bic 4H,tut
III madrtn. es5 Fs ibt ~f,its,ise DssHRns az StarisaQfrsIt str>
iafta BAT nne III tsrtI ueueH ~SB'snuns an Brrasirdft, ipii6,n
Der l.. ub :. (rIbtre 9raGtts Sstel),. III fnatN IA, utldbh It
etntisttH &ufrdstn ntststniisbt.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-18
w'FIbsIm 6GttIsr a. 0oMS,,
IA2 Watnlir.tt.

H ~
M2 Watnlrttt,
ensFtst alien Surtsa Oh unh DaNtrfarS.n, ginf.l
S sinn annl y; !, ~ ns ,'s si.sS SfnT; s!! s,s r. isSs +, Cru uns Sasiits:
Sustpaal Der bsitsn NattrtaIi.n.
at6ttr GtsinSrin!
Gtm trsia;rintsnSen. @sbIitum sisnt bi.rnit ir .s6ri6t. tas
iotsen ste SenSuxs itihttmpsttrtsn 3ttiGnrix ,rbsI..n babe,
eenem0S's 10 SdTsHtTsH fam unS Zen id III 81 so rr Gallon.
strtSInFs. SSbH Muller,
A''I 8utb,rtpnsx.
SS- ISis man aIt S&nttrisn 6.iItn tann.
Die dalitnee. gt9s an Rs.umstisnus. a.uratsia, ~nsrssftr
fretn oustntIidIi4t 4inbsruns ual Can,iiS. asbII, n,nn 4;
partsb9Tnt't GuIs-4tI Setrau&.n. Ditf, eraSara-
in BEN anSbtn, alas Ell " sss en-" : uns SO . , Ssla s,r.sS ss e a.rinS,
elm; is!ahbs une E~Nt 5tIuns! Crtis IL, IS uI 80 Gle. Ser
'0Hft Dirb Da0tss nj
e, Dasner. q. Sjk.str al alien nrussiN,s
S'sJ IN Ri6n0xs. ss0rfsIs unb Petersburg.
garttns Dtrtbihaft in 8ut&.rtcrn.
Der llnteietdsrttt trlauSt i5 i.insn artuubtn une benz s,Iar,rn-
ten puslttush Die &nitist ~ MAIDEN. hat tr ant Gnk, NON 5rthry-
S SV% u nv ,, %SsrS Nns Isin,ii.s trSnnst pal, mo- SIfrti@ussta i.tG
snSeri.rtsn' HhsinDsin Gen 10 per 9susns IL 81. so asIaTD III
'''sn rnS. 3n f~rsuRStista' StiH$ IAs.t Gin 9rln gaiGsT. !"
5ns. g.. @eIIuR,
Smpsrteurt unI SAuSlsr sn
SrdfeteS;; SStns, tSt;IS, RurAs une &B6sSEis,
&sSade une Gisarrtu,
go. 1874 Carthage, 8i@m,nb. 81.
5T HTeiR1m Store unb Ssnesl ~s2artesHft batt is tts,uyS r,i,
tSls.ne, @ftitsl, ole ID mttltn etntibtn: auab,n Irltn6 snpftS%
zen tam: Sosnae, Rottls une SaitIae SLGHhits, tsnaxOi~
Iron 3ta, 5an1iea AsR. Sttrb aHb sJrtfs % Si1ft;,
S'''., Sssrrg>, NaO:iFa- unO sssLass ~ sta.
4Oc BIS. penni. unb Obte 2l6itftS.
3S % SEaneo, Gin unb Sweet I6siH,
y 30 DID @pplt Btanop:--
lfd % aTOnirttH Rps @biStts (ssn IL 9ssr, Nv,
alent Sin), ~
Glarst. 5auicrn, unS Deistsssi9sr @tin,' Ssrse,. esnr,,
t;'''SSa'' mo %:!.niS; H'nb'H a.O DuIIiH SOrttr, gafS
Ha'ts Hat NIX i;aHr asibsnFn 3uirsxex, SOF, is surH
'E'N'fS'2 a"f fNf'-St eahsllt dub fNnrbia mi
John J. RtIIsE-
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-18
G10er.Ep

Sen Nttt9lttrsrn CUR Nadritt, cap itecn Ocun,r.
taa' @tsho' s lbr, rc9rImGfiae grrrctsr. l~lsbuuatn
III Der military Dali" itattfnreu.
Ssorr, :ebtsu Ccnurritana i'm Irnat fntrt Die
n'onatlihe S%rrlammIuna i'm Vetale rtS 6trrn S6or
itatt. 6ua.mep,r. .r,, ys,ro,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-18

Ban3sn.@ift.
Gin %uuftbsartS YiHtl iur g~tsirGkans IidtS nssaisf,rs III IN
ebtn Sci RRntT Tyu..;A -
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-18

tn1sftelt f.intnS,.Ttin alien Sprtsa Oh unS sDaNtr
g!rniltn u. I. %, .tenfp 5enitsrs!as IN iestr orsIe
Nur NuEltrtaler uHb Gittbaltr ssn D7aItrei unh SstH
Suetnabl Der btien WattriaIisn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-18

@trrse Il. Sprinsmann's
y lu STA 5etel unp Nr"faurattcn
Cruiser 8upss 5rttll,
SIC. 4S4 9tnnl7lpania 2renuc.
i~ti4tn &lib Uno 0puv. aub 4. saI Str,tis,
. Walbinatou. 8. &.
DaS rtrsnee YubIitum Tnot: in riritm Sotti ft freIuelitn,
Iutnebmt uao Seetenlns. Seeiusunatn ntlfis.
5erablebun9 cr Yrtiie pen Grhtrn.
Die grrtlt sSn Gct; ite bis auf mtttrs Ndbridt mic fpIot:
Scft Vuntp Gpfc S.. 80 prr VAR .'S'
Soft pail Gcfc 4L5
Sare Gpte, bttct Srrtcn $50
GitItn Yr.titn iufpIse muB Gpft ais bls biul:te 5frrer,ros , ,
teridI eieier Stafcn ansithtn nerntn.
SeeRt9unsen: Saariabiun9 Sem 9tftu,n uter NSIitf,ruus.
Dir 8oblen-@are5 btHneeX Nt Gte ser 10. Stra3s lnS So6n
une Sde Der &. unS SSrritr, iurlib som Canal. "
I39J Sno. s. 99trtk, @ntnt-
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-18
Ga- Bis man aGt SGn.r,sn 6,iItr renn.
@arttns Wirtbihaft in 8utA,rte.r

Der uutsritlbsTst trIaubt iib it,n,n ar,uubtn une
fen Susltfu,a Die gnitist ~ MAIDEN. bae q am GnS
tcfon ttnt Barttn>0 irItlbaft srcrfn.t bat, ss Grfri
ari uae better Ouatitdt. inSsepnetrt and Gin Ola,
'nperi'rttnl Shttnpein (een 10 pr 8susnt III 81.
aasen hie. SR frsuRSEt9tm Stiu4 IGset tin 9rAl
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-18
Nt6ttr 6k,inm.in

ZEN rreIa;rin;tnStn @sbIifum sitnt bitrnit INT
iotsen stne Sensux9 ftIhittmss rtiTisn otbtinscin
etElsn VHis i'd SdrsStTtn fam unS zen Id III 81.
~Strfaufs. SSbr r
1881 q
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-03-15
Millcrsburg Market.
Now York Market.

NEW YORK; March IL.
FLOUR-Market shade easier; sales 5000
bbls at $5.30@5.40 for super state; $500
$50 extra do; $5.30@5.4O for super western;
s., ,5U@5 30 for common TO medium extra west
ern; $6,05@6,25 for shipping brands extra round
hoop Ohio.
CANADIAN FLOUR-Unchanged sales
200 bbls at $5.90@6,25 for common to choice
extra.
WHEAT-Quiet and scarcely 80 buoyant;
prices unchanged.
RYE-Firmer at 60c.
BARLEY-Firm; sales 5000 bu. four rowed
state 8l1s@82c.
CORNSEasier; sales $4,000 bu 76@SOc.
OATS-Dull at 431S@441ac for western,
Canadian ard state.
LARD-Dull and heavy; sales 360 bbls at
l01a q lie.
BUTTER-In moderate request at II @ 14c
for Ohio IA q 20c for state.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-03-15


"Too PooR 10 TAKE PApER.-This
is an excuse which we often hear men make
for their neglect to supply their minds with
the food of knowledge which. can only be
derived from the columns Of the daily or
weekly newspaper. Too poor to pay
FOUR CENTS for weekly view of the trans
piring events of the world. Too poor to
pay four cents week for the enlighten-
ment of family in the principles of vir-
tue, morality, and economy-too poor 10
pay four cents a week for a paper TO advo-
cate the interests Of their country and man
ifest its natural resources and advantages,
to those abroad, who are looking westward
for place TO settle and make home
Men who are too poor to take newspaper
will always remain poor. They will al
ways be poor citizens, poor Christians and
poor devils. They would be too poor to
breathe Gods atmosphere, if it cost them
penny year, and they would be too poor
to know anything above four footed ami
mails, if little knowledge was not forced
upon them free of charge, bs the enlight
ened, liberal minds with which they come
in contact, while they stumble along thro'
life. If the world was filled exclusively
of such men, it would be digrace 10 the
Creator
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-03-15

H Parson Browulow, being ked
what will be his position in the Presiden-
tisl contest says:
ave will he fighting both nominees, and
as friend to the South and the Union, de-
precating ,ie election of either. Fer the
selfsame reason that we canuot support or
couuteuance the Blsk Republican ticket,
We cannot sanction the Democratic ticket,
Both of their candidates must and will
stand upon the platform of Slavery asita,
tion-a mere absrraction-and neither is
entitled 10 the respect and confidence Of
the friends of this Union. We cannot tell,
who will be nominated by the Republicans
at Chicago, or the Democrats at Charles
ton. The presumption is however, that
Seward and Douglas will be the nominees.
We cannot countenance Seward, because
he is scoundrel, and denies it. We be-
lieve the Union, Conservative men, North
and South, will run better and more safe
ticket than either of these parties named,
and we expect to support that ticket. II
we are not now understood, it is not be-
cause We seek. to disguise our position, but
because We have not sense enough to set
forth our ideas, nor language to exprss
them."
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-03-15

RoYALrY VISITING CANADA-It is now
definitely understood that His Royal High
ness Albert Edward Sax -Coburg Gotha,
the Prince of Wales and heir to the throne
of Great Britain, will visit the loyal sub
iects in the Province in the first week in
june. Great preparations are making for
his reception. The precedents for the visit
are found in the advent Of Prince William
Henry afterwards King William the
Forth-some seventy-ive years ago, in,
company with Captain, afterwards Lord
Nelson; and of the Duke of Kent, father
of Queen Victoria.
The ostensible object of the visit of
England's future ruler is to oficiate in pla-
cling the last stone of the Victoria Bridge
over the St. Lawrence at Montreal, He
will probably visit some portions of our
territory, aud be lionized extensively.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-03-15

RAPID FAMILY INcREAsE.-The other
evening a lady, residing in Spring street,
New York, presented her husband with
two daughters, and was left by the attend
ing physician In a comfortable condition.
In the course of three hours thereafter
a ring was heard at the door bell and un-
der the impression that the doctor had re-
turned to see his patient, the servant has
tened to answer the summons. No one
was to be seen in the neighborhood, but
upon the stoop was found basket, which
contained two uewly-born male children,
apparently twins. The lady, when in
formed of the circumstances, semed well
pleased, and at once adopted the little
waifs-plaeing them ia bed beside her
own.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-03-15

WHAT KILLED TIE Mexican TREAry.-
A Washington correspondent of the N.
Y. Erpress says that Mr. Simmons, of
Rhode Island, gave the coup de grace to
Mr.. Bucbanan's pet Mexican Treaty. He
writes:
Speaking OF Rhode Island, reminds me
that the new Mexican Treaty was killed
in the Senate through the sagacity Of her
distinguished Senator, Mr.. Simmons
This Treaty provided for the establishment
OF free trade between Mexico and the
United States. Our treaties with nations
provide that they shall all be put on the
same footing with the most favored na-
tons IN this respect. If then, this treaty
with Mexico had been confirmed, we should
have been compelled to open our ports to
Great Britain, France, Germany, and all
the world besides. Our revenue would
have been annihilated at one blow, and
Congress have been csmmpelled to resort
to direct taxation to support the Govern
ment.
Mr.. Simmons exposure of this clause
Of the Treaty, of course took the Senate
by surprise, and the result was that the
Treaty was laid on the table by an unan-
imous vote. The county has Mr.. Sim
mons to thank, therefore, for its narrow
escape from a most awkward predicament
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-03-15

HA Boston gentleman on his way to
Washington last Wednesday, accompanied
by his wife, when at Kendall Green Sta
tion, took frop his pocket what he sup.
posed was piece of tobacco, but which
proved to be roll of hank notes, amount.
ing to $3.50. Before he could remedy the
mistake, his wife snatched the supposed
tobacco from his fingers and playfully
threw il from the window. The train was
the express, and the conductor could moi
stop. The loser of the tweed went on to
Philadelphia and returned in the 5,25
train, to look up the money. The bills
were not recovered.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-03-15
A CoycRsssM.s AND Hrs WIRE

A CONGRESSMAN AND HIS WIFE.-A
Washington letter-wrter giver the follow
ing incident of the long Speaker contest
As Barksdale was urging all the oppo-
sition clements to unite on McCiernand, a
lady in one Of the front seats in the gallery
was observed to become very mush excited
She coughed, made signs, and by other
means attempted to attract the attention
of member below. Not succeeding, she
leaned far oyer the balcony, and in an au-
dible whisper exclaimed, david! David
change your vote, you booby!" The hon.
orable member hooked up, recognized his
better half; colored, hesita,ed, stammered,
and then instantly changed his-seat. A
small delicate fist was shaken at him from
the gallery, amid the suppressed mirth Of
the spectators.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-03-15
PARRIc1pK IN JAeEsoN CouNrY.@Tl

PARRIcIDE IN JACKSON CoUSrY.-The
jackson Standard furnishes the particulars
of shocking murder committed in that
county on the night of the 18th inst
The victim was Daniel Winchell, an old
resident of Jackson township, and the as
sassins were one Of his SONS, son-in-law
and nephew. As be was about enter
ing his door one of the above parties knock
ed him down, when the accompices seized
him, and carried him short distance from
the house, cut his throat with knife; and
then held him over hole already dug in
the ground to receive his blood. His
body was then tied up in a sheet and thrown
into neighboring creek, where it was
found by some Of the neighbors. A little
son of the deceased gave the information
which led 10 the discovery of the above
facts. The murderers are now in jail
Gin. Gdz,
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-03-15

WAsuoE SILVER MINES, CALIFORNIA
The reports Of the richness of the new
ly discovered Washoe silver mines in Cal
fornia would appear fabulous if not backed
up by actual results. The San Francisco
correspondent of the N. Y. Times states
that during January last, $4,000 ounces OF
2 SIP tons of silver from Washoe were
deposited in the mint and these two tons
contained sI3,213 of gold. He says:
People begin to speculate upon the pros
poets of arrangement Of the exchanges Of
the world by the produce of that region
within the next three years. From Gala
veras County, yesterday, letters came down
reporting rich gold and silver leads in that
unprospeeted vicinity. And so the excite
ment is kept up.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-03-15

E Patrick McHugh, of Cincinnati, six
weeks since, ended his service of seven
years in the Penitentiary for attempting to
kill his wife. The Cincinnati Gazette, OF
this morning, says that McHugh, on Tues
day evening last, called for his wife at a
neighbor's where she was visiting, 10 accom-
pany her home. While she was putting
on her bonnet he caught her around the
waist, drew razor from his pocket and
nearly severed her head from her body,
she dying in few minutes.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-03-15
rgThe Charleston Convention vii

HT The Charleston Convention VIII
vote by States, each State casting as ma
ny votes as in the electoral college; but by
a resolution adopted at Cincinnati the
Convention will be composed of twice as
many delegates as voters. Classified into
Free and Slave States, the former will send
466 against $40 from the latter. Besides
these, the members of the National Demo-
cratic Executive Committee have seats on
the floor of the Convention, but no votes.
They are 33 in number. Moreover, it is
customary to admit distinguished members
OF the party to the floor of the house as a
courtesy; so that the Convention will be
composed Of about $50 members.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-03-15

Tyrone of the most pleasing and at the same time
effective remedies for Dyspepsia and all other diseases
arising from morbid condition of the stomach and v-
er is DIR. Hosteters Btters. not only the
disease from the system but by giving tone to the
gans dgestons aids them in their functions All who
have tried it acknowledge its excellence and superiority
and therefore commend it to the sufferer Dr. Hostet
ters Btters tonic is too well known to need praise
1t is therefore scarcely necessary this time to do
than direct attention to this preparation which is
ainly unequallei by before the public satisfied
are that its wide spread reputation must su-
cient satisfy all its excellence reliefand remedy
for all diseases oil the stomach.
Sold by druggists and dealers everywhere.
GESee advertisement in another cnlumn.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-03-15

The TRIPLE MURDERS IN VIRGINIA.
The Danville appeal, noticing the killing
of the three Clement brothers in Franklin
county, says:
"Capt Witcher, it is said, has surrender
ed himself into custody, but refuses to dis
arm, because he believes the friends of the
Clements are armed, and have declared
their intention to take his life. Mr.. Smith
who was wounded by pistol ball in the
shoulder during the fight, is not consider
ed out Of danger, though strong hopes are
entertained of his recovery"
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-03-15

Governor Wise, in his late speech
at Richmond, referring to the Harper's
Ferry raid, used the following expression
"Rubies would not win me to tell all the
facts of the raid of John Brown. / will
not tell the world either all the facts in
my possession, or all my opinions on the
subject of that tragedy. He assigns as
his reason the danger of creating further
trouble between the North and South.
Generous Wisei
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-03-15

EKansas, by late accounts, is fast
becoming as notorious for the facility with
which her Legislature grants divorces, as
Indiana was, year or two ago. As they
are anxious out there. to encourage immi-
grafton 10 every possible way, perhaps they
expect to attract large numbers by read
mess to "let the bond go free, ,; in matri-
monial line. In this case, however, the
end will not justify the means.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-03-15
EI7e Knorvale REGISTER thus sepak

RIHe KnorUille Register thus sepak.
of the Northern Democracy:
"They show not only disposition tc
bind US hand and foot, to seize the Legis.
Iative, Executive, and Judiciary Depart
ments of this Government, but to thrust
down our throats the most obnoxious o.
all Northern Democratic statesmen
Worse than all this, like hyenas, they have
gone down into the tomb of the old Wing
party, robbed the carcass of its grave
clothes, to enrich their candidate; in Other
words, have stole the principles of that
party, and are seeking to engraft them on
the Democratic creed" go+
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-03-15
Dyspepsia and General Debility.

CARLISLE Warren Co.. o.
March s, 1858.
DR.. c. ". Roback-Dear Sr:-For the benefit of suffer
ing humanity permit me to say that have found your
Scandinavian Blood Purifier and Blood Pills cure
for Indigestion and Liver Complaint. l have suffered
from the aforementioned diseases for five years and
have tried great many physicians, but all to pur-
pose advised by friend to try your Blood Puri
fer and Pills and did l living in Cincinnati al
the time and went to your office and purchased bot
tie of the Purifier and box of the Pills to
with, and bless the day found your valuable medicines
for am enjoying good health at present. and feel CON
fdent that the cure is permanent.
TT. DUBOIS.
See advertisement.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-03-15

HUNG BY LYNCH JURY.-The slave
Lewis, tried by a Lynch jury of twelve,
for the murder of Keitt, in Florida, was
found guilty and hung. After sentence
he confessed his guilt, but refused to i'm
plicate Others. He expressed no sorrow,
and met his fate with stole Indifference
Two other slaves are in Jail for the mur-
der.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-03-15

OBERLIN CoLLEGE.-The number of
students in attendance at this Institution
this Sgring is unusually large. We learn
from the Treasurer that about $50 have
already joined, besides large number of
the members of regular classes, who have
not yet returned. These will swell the
aggregte to at least s00-a Urge number
than can be found in any other school in
America Lorain News.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-03-15
NOTICE.

NHE estate of George Gambler having been represon-
Il ted probably insufficient for the payment of his
debts the court of Probate has appointed the under
signed to be commissioners to receive and examine all
clhims against said estate. Persons holding claims
against said estate will present them to the said commits
soners the 1st day of February, list day Of March,
LIST day Of April 1st day Of May LIST day of June A. ID.
1860 at the office Of John ". Worries, Mersburg,
Holmes county, Ohio. JOHN W. WORRIES,
rt HENRY GAMBLER.
4 Janop Is60-a3 Commissioners
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-03-15
To the Creditors Of n. Smith, Decd

TNHE subscriber has been appointed by the Probate
i Court of Holmes county, Ohio, commissioner of the
estate of A. IL. Smith, decd represented insovent.
The period OF sx months from the date OF this notice
allowed to creditors to bring IN and prove their claims
against sad estate The subscriber will attend the
duties OF his said appointment at his office in the town
OF Mers6urg Holmes county, Oho. the Sd of March
1860 the 9Th and 18th days of April 1850 and the 9Th ay
Of May soo at ten o'clock, in the the forenoon of each
OF said days. This % day of January, 1850.
JOHN HOUSTON, Commissioner.