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, 1861-09-04

WOODS KENOTATDR,

Oh. ye Who saHer With dlseA8e,
with anguish and With pain.
T11o seek q cuEe for all your lila,
And seek ataai in ya1n;
FrorFksor Wood can give EeIteZs
Before it Is too late;
Els CoRDIA1. will your health make 4Qund.
And your body RKEovATE
oh, sn shonld oner up their prayexa
Unto their great Creator,
Thet We have here on earth cure,
In Wopb'S tsKHoEAfpR.
Twill cure DyaPKPsLA- WEAKEE5s, SOLE
It fs blessed thing;
It comes to al the sons Of tartd
With HEALIza On 1A wing,
It Will uotharm-iti Is composed
OF thtGEa most used in Nature;
And all tie world shall know the good
De1e b5 this 8 Rensrator r
Then re who suffer with dd&Ss3e.
No longer dare delay;
Take WOODS CORDIAL ef8 your til
cbt~ta eonqaerf2z sway.
, 1861-09-04

UNITED STATES UNlvERsAL1sT CoAyEsr1os.
TIE Geuersl Convention Of UntverEaiists in
the United Btate& will hold isa next annual
sefszon In the city Of New York Oh TuesdAy,
sspseabef 17tk.
, 1861-09-04

DAVIS ON IssCRRECT1oN-JeE Davis when
Secretary Of War lad no mercy for iusurrec
tfon. When the Topeka Convention assumed
authority over the Territory OF Ka4sas, Mr.
Davis called for Two regiments from Kentucky
to BE ready at the cali OF Gen. Pezsifsr Smith,
sud wrote to that officer as follows:
The position cf the insurgents is that OF opsu
rebellion against the Is IS and constitutional
authorities, with such manifestations OF purpose
to 81 read devastation tbs land, as no logger
lust1fes further hesitation or indulgence Patriot
ism ard humanity alike require that TIE rtdel!io
should be c1usHsd.
Davis now precisely in the same position,
and yet he asks to be 81 let alone,n that he may
innoceGtlg indulge his incl;nationf5r breaking
up the Government, Without IncQrring the
pena9ties for such causeless mischief aod wick
ednesR.-Philadelthia Ledyer.
D There was o proposition to Offer pay
ers in a rural district for rain, when an honest
old Dutcbmen, who had large fasm, stated
his "VieWs' to the meeting in this way
S'Dtre i8h some YIELDS along der hills dere
dat ish pretty dry. wish yo1 bray for come
rain OF dem but you needn't bray for any
more vater CT der molRht black gro1xd undar
de bills care; CAUSE corn moosh grow On dem
Weld anyhow!"
AIDS TO GEN WooL-The President haa
appointed as Aid6,de Camp to Major General
Wool: Alexander Hamilton, ir, and Legrand
B. Cannon Of New York each with the rank
o. Major and William Jsy Of Bedford, N. z,
with the rank OF Captain. These appoint.
merits we1e m2ce at Gen. 'Weufs request, aud
the officers are instructed to report to him II
, 1861-09-04

Hon. JOSEPH HoLT.-Tnis gentleman lett
Boston on Wednesday last for New York. At
Worcester a large crowd gathered at the
depot and gave hearty cheers fur Mr.. Holt
aId old Kentucky. At Springfield he was
called out and introduced to the people by the
Mayor. Mr.. Holt responded very briefly, say
ing in the ccurBe Of his remarks:
" We al felt in the depths Of cur souls tbat
it is just War, and that no efforts should be
spared to carry it on vigorously; moreover,
this feeling will grow in feryor and power to
the end. As for himself, he had no doubts
that the Federal forces would meet with an
early ard complete success, and that the loyal
men Of the South would soon be restored to
it is ail over, We shall have better, stronger,
purer government than We have ever hid. u
, 1861-09-04
PROF. w0oD AND HIS TAfUMPHs.

Tse IollcEipg cc;n7l,aeatary aa.tcs Of Pr2t WOOD
author and eGitcr Of th5 Cambridge (lId>} Herald:
Never before in tie annsIs o th5 worlds history hsa
fereS arosh tie stransatasy 81 Of Prof ' O.
N2oD's ACoRp1A1 Nm MD BLOOD IsExoY AToR and thess
evidences OF Ills sS1t INBRED with the Pnilant1re
r. M naxe , Eads Ills Ea7le known throughout tho c1yI
TawcrIdz1de s reputat1,u founded mo. over tvec-
y tears rrace Is a7y compensation for tho isbo<
g ths ph5s1Gian, G J: Woop haa unquestlosb1y 3D.
enesiss of ss Press Ire his coan. ~
ntty nay BE- dsgdcd-9uaeks may triumph for seq
a9h oa ec1 s s, Wh9e t. p E95 @ d 9s sseed
i e BessD T. s;Ftfn sss 4
Esaa I'd oas 114s
sseTs tae & orisrs esn se Sat e Il 3rasa
FATTLE CRxEK Ja9uazy 4. 12M
~ fKof NooD-pfAB slE: Allow 9e 70 express "a
e. ss 5rs saa "a Raaa
toF T9r the Pass i've yea5s have eeea under edL
which vas indigestion, lTer arrangement. theu11S
ss1n Etth Ge7zral dsfangement q The stomach and
Es on1 s nst "a s "a Rsfe aaa
to &c roo:'1 aid god pars of ths tne IS ID 5ed
ESed mxhf 1Ht1sTa e t. p6l7 IA 9}en =
taet cou.e ot LIST long lit Providenee In July as
1ork Times. Iprccured a bottle Of thy Cordial. Id
It's Curative powers were 1e1t aost instantly Ny ap
scen eat With csialsrt- Ny pain ceased, sid rom
SICK bed md perfect skeleton it has brought np
e1s4 Rsssey sasy q @ %
Gcd II tbs great cure. And allow me 70 say to my ak
sa8f Bsoa g.
tor Will give thee instant relief
Yours faithfully. SUSAN K1s8Y.
, 1861-09-04

The fo1Iw11s Is Fart Of b1ssesE letter: It's test
m9Et thus incidentally given, is therefore ta= more
valuable.
MONROE Coyy
PRoF- q. j. Foop-DzAR SIR: Flease allow me to
Addrfse yo3 ccEcern.ng FouT very valuable esters-
I'VE Go.dtal a I'D Bo,d Eenexatz T. have beea slk
ter more tsi3 gear and have TIED a{tao5t tEs.y
neth9d t. get s.1eG szd aaye soand but ve7T litta
unt tFea your Cordial. and Erse say 1t makes rs
n tss1 bette b took badeola over year age Eacn
g. ! saE year medicine advertised in the Bsidgz2;r
5ave taker It o1d Il hiss E7eat5 helped ma aes.rs
70 Sc. sEne 2loEe. &C. &c-
Your cbctrrt servant.
DAVID r. WHITLQCK
Thus eyery cna, 10 matter now 1ov and how c.ncs
hey have Suffered, experience al1los: Instant re.E
How MANY MANY THOUSANDS WILL DLEss raK DAY
THAT flKfB ATTENTION: WAS CALLED TO IT, Co-a III
who suffers do net wait hour; there s no nst2ks
aboct it. it will cure you. be eel and sAtszr no
ieBger. CIe bottle will save yeu f1om sudsrln, aad
preIusture srafe.
Read the following lettez, Just received:
ME- II. KlNa. Jr- Buffalo, N I'll purchased IT
you gae WeaG ago. bottle Of lrct Woods E,eatora-
tive Cordial and IND m1self entirely relieved OF 1is-
Lees1hE dyspepsia. producing Ftoprage of breath,
general debility. and pac In the side. Ea1t bot
H more and btheve that shall be cured. becsuse
the pain In the side snd 1sttEss In the stomach aud
cough, are al -:5ne
New Hartford Oneida Coants, Il. T. Feb. Issa. ISL
5. ONWARD.
, 1861-09-04

For sale By tie following Druggists IN cs4oseos
2RYr &C j. 4 lA Lake street.
SMTTH i DWYEK 81 Lake street,
J0HESfSN j. e. 70 State streok
SSREENT E. H, cor, Randolph 81d HtRAA
AIIEN C. B. 163 West Harrison etrecs
E0EMAFN L CO.. GEORGE 1s6 Randolph sereak
#E0EH0LD, HEM EY suS North CLARK HScaat
BRYAN, A. B. 90 West Madison street.
KUCE q EAYNEE, - E1a1E 5tfeet
EIEMM0N6, LEOEfDAS 1sQ West Kaudo1pA
p'EEEEs; Z. G. Isl Vest Madison street.
pQRENRgRG =. 3a3 # est lake Etreet.
DKElEK. E. I45 Milwaukee avenue.
GALE DR0THERSt 4a Randolph street.
GARRISON, G. G. la6 Vest L41n street.
EEfINAN, CHARLES 81 West Lake street..
HITCHCOCK, H H1 State street.
HOOKER, T. i 4 H. - West Randolph 9At14
JANEES1, v n Canal street.
JEROME. MILLION us South &lzsk Street.
MAHlAA- FREpEEICK3 3S7 Stats st-es[
MATTEEL PHILIP, A Rfue fslxad A!E1nA.
MEREIEIAN, F. ". ?. 2: 199 Clark Street
MUHLkR, ". Il. 10 South Wells street,
OHARA. E. L 90 West Randolph street
PAINE J. D. StSte street, corner MaAfoA.
KEDLIsH, HENRY 22e Wolc0t street.
HOEMHEt,D, J. g NORTH Elakk stEaet
TXAYER F. ". under Sherm31 Aoq8A
WHITE = BRABROQK. % West 4sd11e2 &&A3
WHENSCHE, CHARLES 191 AHVAuEe4 4ysuH&.
v. D. HARR1a
Wholesale Agent, II sMar9fact7.era ps4e1s:
o.x.JUz1N AA H1a
, 1861-09-04
THE PRIZE Z3.A,A,E"ER

VIII be aTarded by competent Committee, and the
Dill will be II accordance with Hardee Tactlcs Each
Company to be not less than 10 r4nk ard a1e
All business on the Fair Grcu3ds Will be suspended
d1fIng the p1 1essataaon Of tbs PEIzE BANNER. Tho
presentation viii be accompanied By appropz1ate 3D.
dTesses by eminent men.
Large and arproP.t-te Preutuns will be awarded
for The best contest ii SHARP SHOOTING.
, 1861-09-04
PROF, WOODS
RESTORATIVE CORDIAL
bL GOD RENoVATm

h Precisely Whsk IT. Haas hateatA.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-04-18
Surprise and Donation Party.


One day last week the members of tho Presby.
teriun Church, and the outsiders who clean that
way" in this vicinity, concluded to honor their
worthy Pastor, Rev. J. a. Z. SIMPSON, with sur
prise and donation party. Accordingly on Thurs
day, about noon, people commenced nocking to
his re sidence with baskets and whatever else were
necessary TO carry provisions. The tables were
soon spread and copiously laden with the luxuries
and subsantials of life. The ladies deserve great
credit for their Judgment skill md taste in getting
up dinner of such boundess variety in such ex
cellent style. About one hundred and twenty.
five persons parook of dinner, and these scarsely
made visible impression upon the quantity OF
entables In addition to what was intended for
immediate use the people from the country were
very liberal in their donations of wheat, flour
hams, butter, eggs, &c. g., and the town people
brought coffee, sugar, etc. Mr. SlMpsoN was pre-
sented with nice sum of money, and Mrs. SlMP.
Son with new dress and other valuables. Every.
thing passed off pleasantly, and the happy antici
pations of good time were more than realized
Mr. g. Mrs. SIMPSON were highly delighted and
truly grateful for this mark of esteem and favor
extended TO them by the people, and upon the
countenances of all present could be plainly read
al were good for me to be there"
Such NEE tngs arc green spots in the rough ant
rugged journey through this vale of tears They
serve to dvcst our hearts of the errors and super
uties of life, to tighten the cords of social afiec
ton, to inspire us to kindly offices and fratcrna
regards, and finally to prepare for that spiri,ua
building, that house not made with hands eternal
in the heavens.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-04-18
Legal Notice.

MARY Rrugter, David Graber, Rosina Ssnberqer
VI and Nicholas Sollberger ber husband, Susan
nah Lehman. Jacob Grnher. Elizabeth Bohrer and
John Iiohrer her husband, Mary Ann Won Gunteu
/ and Peter or Gunten her husbG nd, August Ora
! bcr, Louis Grabcr. Marry Ann Confess and julie
Contes' her husband, Rudolph Graber, Susannah
simon and Ferdinand Sinion her husband, Mary
samuel Grabcr son of John Frederick Graber
decd Frederick Graber son Of said John Frederick
Grabcr deed, Mary Ann Iug and Frederick Iug
Der husband John Grabcr, Elizabeth Sauwer and
Frederick Sauwer her husband, Samuel Graber
son Of Samuel GRADER Jr. dec ii, Elizabeth Grsber
and Peter Graber her husband, Peter Graber,
Frederick Graber Of said Samuel Graber Jr.
deed, barbara Staufer and Christian Stauffer her
husband, Anna Hochstellcr and Joseph Hochsteller
and Magtolena Graber widow Of Samuel Grabcr
Sen. decd will take notice that petition was filed
against them on the 10Th day Of March, A. d., 1861,
in the Court Of Common Pleas, within and FOR the
County of Holmes. Ohio, by JOhu Peter Graber. aud
is now pending. wherein the said John Peler Grs-
ber demands Partition Of the following real estate
and the assignment of dover therein to said Mag
dalena Grabcr.) t0-wit: situate in the County Of
Holmes aud State Of Ohio, and bounded and de-
scribcd as follows, to-wit Being part Of reserved
lot number GO in the town of Weinsberg, Holmes
County, Ohio, three rods wide and ten rods long,
and being a. large as any other town lot in the
aforesaid town Of Winesbcrg, bounded by Rudolph
Lchmann's on the east line and Martin Wentseh' 8
lot the west. Ana that, at the next term of the
said Court, the said John Peter Graber will apply
for an order that partition may be made of said
be assigned therein, ....u,.,,.,,
REED & CRITCHFIELD.
Attorneys for Petitioner.
March 81, ls6l .-nojw1 pfS1,e1.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-04-18
" T. Y Il R + 4 III s.!
The Greatest Remedy i'm Use
THE GENESSEE LINIAIENT.

No other preparation ever offered 10 suffering hu-
nlanity has performed so many wonderful cures.
in short time, as this niallible I,iniment. In
many severe and apparently incurable cases. its
effects have been instantaneous and satisfactory
mitigating ill, and calling forth the highest tesli.
monials ever given to medicine. Like the oil
of olden lime, used in Amounting, its cures Of
ten miraculous. In its preparation are used the
most potent ingredients known TO Pharmacy, and
by its absorbing and penetrating qualities, relief
has been given in cases OF the most obdurate and
excrutiating character when all other remedies
have utterly failed Notwithstanding its powerful
healing qualities, child, or Il most delicate te
male, may take it inwardly for these ills, when it
is required, without the least evil effect.
For Rhcumatsm-the Gennessee never fails,
For Neuralgia--thc Gcnessee never Fails!
For Tooth a che--thc Genessce never Fails!
Fo- Gout-the Genessce never Fails!
For Sore Throat-the Genessee never Fails
For DiarrhGa--the Genessee never Fails!
For Sick Head A che the tienesse never Fnils
For Collie or Cramp Colic--the Genessee never
Fails!
For all aches or ills sure cure--it never Fails
For sale by K. f.. SELLERS,
corner Second and Wood sls and
N. u. WALKER, Proprietor,
No. 1913 Smihfeld Street. Pittsburgh
Sold by J. X. RAlFF, and II. YERGIN, Mil.
crsburg.-n36yl
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-04-18
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES!
IMP ORTANT TO FEMALESll
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES!!!
DIR, CHEESEMAN'S PILLSl
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS u
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLSlil
TIE HEALTH AND LIFE OF WOMAN


Is continually in peril il she is mad enough TO
neglect or matreat those sexual irregularities To
which two thirds other sex more or less subject
DIR CIlEEStM ANS PILLS, prepared from the
same formula which the inventor. CORNELIUS
l.. CIEESEMAM NJ D., of New York, has for
twenty years used successfully in an extended pri-
vate practice Immediately relieve without pain
all disturbances of the periodical discharge, wheth
er arising from relaxation or suppression They
act like n charm in removing the pains that ac-
company difficult or immcdcraie mcnstruation
and are the only safe aud reliable remedy ior
flushes, Sick Headache, Pains IN the Loins Back
aud Sides. Papta,ion of the Heart, NOrvOu'
Tremors, Mysteries, Spnsms, Broken Sleep and
other unpleaennt and dangerous effects of an IN
natural condition of the sexual innciions. In the
worst cases Of F2uor AibuS or Whites, they cliec
speedy cure
TO WIVES AND MAT RONS.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS are offered as tn,
only safe means of renewing interrupek monstru
alton, but
LADIES MUST BE1R IN MIND
That on that uery account, if t,ken when the inter
ruption arises from natural causes, they will in
Ievitably prevC mt the expected events Tins sCAU
| TlON Is ABSOLUTELY NECESSARY, 70
such is the tendency vi the Pills to restore TN
original functions of the sexual crgani2aton, tina
they inevitably arrest the process of CESSATION
| Explicit directions, stating rhcn, and when The,
should not be used with each BoX-thc Price On
Dollar each Box, ontaning from 40 to 80 Pills.
A valuable Pamphlet, 10 be had free, of III
Agents. Pills sent by mail promptly. by oncosin
price to the General Agent. Sold by Druggist
generally. -
r. B HUTCHINGS,
General Agent for The L. States and Cdndda.
20 Cedar St. New York.
For sale in Millersburg by DR.. II. Yrrgiu, in q
shocton by S A Turning and Canal Dover by
Carnaham, and by Druggists everywhere
November 29th, lS60.-noilyl.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-04-18
ii. w. WADSW0RTH, VI. D.,
Bataya. n. Y.
Residence and Principle Office.

?, EREEnERIc TsBTRG. Wayne Co... O., JAN. 1860.
Dr. .Wadsworth, Dear Siri-For two years
past have suffered from several serious difficulties
such rs enlargement and dropsy Of the heart, Ind-
geStion causing hatucnce. burning and acidity
and bad circulation of the blood. The least excr-
else caused palpitation of the heart rush of blood
10 me mead and the face would be covered with red
and fiery botchcS, My kidneys were di sea sc from
which suffered much. also had u severe cough
accompanied with Wheeling and rattling in the
lungs and sensations Of oppression about the heart
and lungs, as though water had collected there, |
might cnumcratc many other symptoms from which
suffered, but the above will give general idea of
several doctors without much benefit and was told
that my case was incurable disease of the heart |
nave now taken your rnmidicS about q months with
a gradual and decided improvement from tho first
and now feel quite well and more like living again
to others Yours Resncct(ully
Nov. 5, 1sdO.-n3Stf JOHN BROWNFIELD.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-04-18
COMMUNICATIONS
A Surprise aud not n Surprise.

]
Mr. EDroR- Last Thursday, April llth, was
n day full Of COOL cheer at tho residence Of the
Pastor Of tho Presbyterian Church Of Millersburg.
Early in The day our friends began TO come in. and
came ON thicker and faster, ouch household bring.
nga supply Of good things, and ere the sun had
reached his zenith, our kitchen, puror, study, and
two adjoining rooms given up pro TEN. by the
kindness of Mrs. Dr. vohres and Mrs. Liggett,
were completely taken possession of by the mem.
bers Of tho congregation and other good citizens Of
Millersburg 1t was evidently intended to take
us by surprise and was eminently successful in
this. But viewed ns an expression Of kindness it
was no surprise, for our people are so uniformly
kind that such octs Of kindness no longer excite
feelings of surprise Joy benmed upon every
countcnance. Wherever we looked we were
greeted with smiling faces, ind werever we went
happy voices saluted our ears. We felt that "Tho
COED time coming" had really come. While some
were engaged in social converse, fair hands were
busyng themselves PREF airing bouneous repust
and about o'clock we surrounded a table laden
with the choicest provisions. When all, probably
not less than one hundred and twenty, had par.
taken, the company united in singing the Cd part
of the 1873 Psalm, beginning "Blest the SONS OF
peace" &c The Rev &. c. Bomberger read the
1873 Psalm and Rev. A. Virtue led in prayer, after
which the Pastor closed with the bcnediction.
On inspecting the articles left after the company
had gone, we found flour, wheat, corn, potatoes
meat, and various articles of dress for myself and
wife and children, which, together with respect
able purse of money amounting to fifty dollars OF
more. For these renewed expressions of kindnes.
on the part of our friends we tender our SINGER,
thanks. MAY God supply all their lack of need
according to his riches in glory by Jesus Christ
J. A f. SIMPSON.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-04-18
SI,cri6'S Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
y Sheriff Of the county lof Holmes aud State Of
Ohio, will by virtue of order of sale issued BY tho
Court Of Common Pleas of said county, in favor Of
Ephrain Ball against Charlas Kelly, and Mary
Kelly his wife. and Washington Cowan, and TO him
directed, at one o'clock r.. NJ.
On the 20th day of April, A. D., 1861,
at the north door Of the court house, in the town Of
Millersburg, in said Holmes county, Ohio, offer
for sale, at public auction, the following real
estate, ying and being in said county Of Holmes,
to-wit:-BeinG part of lots eighteen and nineteen
in township ten range six fourth quarter township
commencing at the north west corner Of William
liichardson's lot, formerly Allen Richardson's lott
thence fOurty-one degrees west thirty-oDe perches
and three links, thence in a southernly direction
along the mill race upon the east thereof 10 tho
corner Of land formerly owned BY Allen Richardson,
thence north four hundred and eighty degrees west
fourteen perches and thirteen links to the place Of
beginning containing one and sixty-six huhdredths
acres of land orderded to be sold by said court
the property Of said Charles Kelly at the suit Of
said Ephrim Ball -
JOHN FRENCH,
March 2s, Is6l-pi4 a5n6v5. Sheriff.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-04-18
Turn TIL EN- Ont.

On Tuesday last Lieutenant DANIEL FRENCH
was turned out OF his place as mail agent on the
c. r. e. G. Railroad 10 give place to Mr.. ROBINSON
Of Akron, an abolitonist. Lieut.. FRENCH was a
soldier in the Mexican war, and served his coun.
try faithfully and well. Let those who are prat.
ing about aiding the rreprcssibles in their war OF
determination against the South take notice that
while volunteers ure being called upon those who
have fought for tho country are being turned out
of office for opinion sake, and their places filled
with ferocious Wide. Awakes.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-04-18
HELTH OF AMERICAN WOMEN

Female irregularities, Weakness uterine pac
and all uterine difficulties and constitutional troubles
entirely cured by the GRAFFtNBERG MARSHAL,
UTERINE CATHOLIcON,
In this connection, Miss Beecher, sist.r of the Rev
Henry Ward Bcccher in letters TO the people, page 1870
says; 81 have niLc sisters and sstern laws and four
teen female cousins all married. and all delicate and
aling. Amid the immense circle, ot friends and ac
quaintances cannot recall ten ried ladies in thi,
century and country, who perfectly hca thy" In
eases, however, whe'e the Grafcnbcrg Catholcon has
been used must say that health rapidly taken tn,
place of disease and ladies' have become robust strong
vigorous and healthy.
Mrs Gleason, of Elmra, says: "Beauiful indeed Is
the conhdihg, trusting nature Of woman but how much
does it med to be protected by Il watchfulness that will
lead her, in time of disease to appeal to medical adviser
of scientific educHton moral worth and purity of char
artc.." All these may be secured by add ,ssing the
GrafIenherg Comaany.
1t gives great pleasure to certify tie invariabIq
curative action of the Graicnhcrg Marhal's Uterine
Caholicon in all cases of female Diseases aud to the
skill and high moral character of the Medical Drpa l.
ment fthe aiienberg Company.
JP. LAMBERT, MD.
Auburn Four Co ners, Pennsylvania,
am Methodist preacher My heart has fairly achei
to witness the fk- heath of women as have travelled
my circuit preaching the gospel thank God owevcr
that have aH these diseases give way to the
FFNHEGG MARsuAs UTERINE CATnoitcoN whe ever il ha
been used. REV, PETER SHARP Ridgcway, Mich,
formerly of Western Star Medina county, o,
For Medicines or AGENCIES, address,
II. u. KINGSLEY, Cleveland, Agtt for Ohio
For SAFE by J. X, RAtF, MWrrsburg,
WV. BERGER. Mlddietown.
WM. LEMON, Benton,
4. $. ANDERSON, Berlin,
W. II. SPFNSER, IiolmesvWe,
II. A. YOUNG, Nashville,
n35yl J. DEWITT, Dewitt Corners.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-04-18

0f-Twen,y five 10 sky dollars and expenses
per mo. will be paid by the Erie Sewing Machine
Coto their Agents for selling the Erie Sowing Ma.
chine This IS n new Machine, and so simp in
its construction TINT child can learn to operate it
lay halt an hours instruction. 1t is equal To any
Family Sewing Machine in use, and they take the
premium over the fifty and one hundred dollar
machines The Company wish to employ agents
in every county in the Untec States Address
tor particulars, Erie Sewing Machine Co. II
James, tie neral Agent, Milan, Ohio.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-04-18

variety from tho common daily attacks through
that Of Nctvous, Chronic, keuralgic, and Sick
Head ncho, lind. in llunewels rolu Anodyne n
First, 1t isa natural opnto 20 QUOT the nerves and
produce most ircshing sleep. Second, II IL nc.
tunlly cntlnriic In effect, passing from the stom. d.
nch when done with tho complaint Third, it
being natural opato does not lose ita effect on
disease, any more than food docs on hpnger-
And fourth the complnint yields at once, and the
systom feels not the oost III cllcc, We ask con.
fdence, investigation, trial, aud then to carry out
the plans oi putting tho Anodyne Mt prices all
can pay, TINT oil report to proprietor Or their
trionds 1J-See advertisement and read pam.
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