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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-07-18
LOUISVILLE, July II,


/ resolution was offered in the City
Council last night, requiring a revision
committee to inquire into the abduction
Of youths under age to the Southern
Confederacy.
The State Military Board has decided
that 40 more money be spent on military
encampments, aud have also demande
that the Governor call 10 all the arms in
the possession Of the State Guard, and
make fair distribution of them between
the Home and State Guards. These
movements look to the disbandiug Of the
State Guard.
New YORK, July Is.
The Tribune translates an account of
operations Of rebel privs,eers from the
Cienfugos correspondent Of the Havana
papers 9th inst, which says that, on the
9th inst, privateer Sumter brought into
port SIX prizes. The cargoes principally
consist Of sugar and molasses. The act.
ing Governor reported the occurrence to
Civil Governor.
CLEVELAND, July Is.
The train arrived At Grafton, Va, this
an. with the body of Gen Garrett. rebel
commander at Laurel Hill, killed while
attempting to rally his forces at St.
George yesterday. The enemy was rout-
ed and large quantity of munitions and
yaluables taken.
The rebels had fifty killed and many
prisoners taken. OF the Federal troops
one was killed and none wounded.
No rebel forces are now within Nc
Clellan's district.
BosroN, July ID.
A French war steamer, with the Ad-
miral on board, arrived at Halifax the 9Th
Of July, and awaits the arrival Of Eve or
six French men of war which are shortly
expected, when the feet will depart for
Southern waters.
The figate Vincennes sailed this NOR
ming with orders to look out for the pri.
vateer JEFF. Davis.
A gentleman just from New Orleans
reports that the rebels had taken pow.
erful tug aud covered her with railroad
iron, putting her machinery below the
water line They had also built an iron
boat, very sharp, with short point be-
low the water lioe, and it is intended to
run down United States vessels.
BosToN, July l3.
Two revenue cutters left last night in
search Of the privateer JEFF. Davis.
The Massachusetts, $1,000, 900 loan
received bids from psr TO 8 per cent No
bid was accepted under one-half per
cent. The total bid was about S1,8O0,.
900.
BosToN, July is.
A letter from the Captain Of the brig
Albert Adams, dated Cienfuegos 7th,
states that the Captain General has re-
leased all the steamer prizes, and they
would sail the next morning.
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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-07-18
REPUBLICAN, COUNTY CONVENTION

A MASS CONVENTION Of the Republicans o,
Cedar county viii be hsid At the Court U.use /,
Upton. Oh saturday, Jnly 10th. l@Gl. att o'clock
?; ~. foF the purpose Of appointing delegates 10
the State Convention 10 he held 81 bes Noina-
July 3lst VIII the Republicans Of tn. several
townships see 10 it that they are represented
At tn, time it is all important that good nea
should be selected for Office. The primary meet
ings are OF great importance.
y. u. TURNER, Chm Of Cen. Comm.
Upton June % Is4I
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-07-18

ums. Believe that an men are tyranss
and all women slsves (Reformers except
eD. Work a yoar life to destroy Reli.
gion and build up In6delity. Eat %
meat, and doa't take doctor sts6. Be-
lieye nothing unless it is new and ends
With t<m. Have no faith in the Reveal
tions Of God, bat unfaltering faith in the
revelations Of Mediums. Finally, have
. Mission.
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The Refofmess' Convention.
Reported for the Advertiser.


Some two weeks ago, Moses B. Church I
posted number Of notices in and about
Upton, stating that "the friends of
Truth and Righteousness would hold
Convent on in ,hesCourt House, on Sat
urday, July 18th" The Convention has
been held; it was largely attended, and
now propose to give the readers of the
advertiser some account of the sayings
and doiugs thereof.
Tho object Of the Convention was
stated by the leading member of the
masculine persuasion, Mr.. Campbell, Of
C!iaton, to be ga gathering Of those
restless persons who believe the world
needs reforming, to see what can be done
to reform it, Or, as he afterwards ex-
pressed it, "thc world is topsy-turvy,
and VIC want to turn it right side up"
1t was soon apparent to every one who
listened to Mr.. Campbell and Mr.. Church
and saw with what approving looks every
slur on the Bible and religion was receiv-
ed by the " Reformers, as they styled
themselves, that q disbelief in the Bible
was an important item in their system of
reform.
At the close of Mr.. Church's first
speech, in which he referred to the Bible
as ga crazy old book" Col. Swineford
replied, and was heartily cheered by a
part Of the audience, and Kissed by one
excited gentleman, who protested against
the Colonel defending the Bible, when
he did not believe it, This led to a
rather personal discussion, in which sew
era' gentleman participated, but 10 my
opinion the Colonel came off victorious.
At the Saturday evening session, Mrs.
Brown, Of Cleveland, Ohio, delivered a
lecture gu ep,r,tua,,sm. ene was muc,
afraid her lecture would be misre ported
and, like some Of the others, she seemed
to have grudse against County Papers.
Mrs, Brown is by far tho most intelligent
OF the Roformers present, is a pleasant,
easy speaker, and, l believe, perfectly
honest in her faith. But it is a little too
much to ask reasonable beings to believe
all the wonderful things she related, on
the testimony Of one person, however
honest she may be, when it is so easy for
aperson Of nervous temperament to be
deluded by the freaks Of diseased i'm.
agination. Mrs Brown was one of the
bright lights Of the Convention, and al.
though Spiritualism was her speciality,
she did not conline herself to that alone,
but spoke on various other topics as they
arose. Among other things that she HOP.
ed for in the good time coming, was
to see the churches all demolished. and
school houses erected 10 their place, that
the generations to come might be edu-
Gated in the light Of no religion but that
Of nature
She placed rather high estimate on
the value of women as con. pared with
men, when she declared that she "wouid
rather sec one hundred thousand men
perish on the field Of battle, than one
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-07-18

sU The Board of Supervisors Of
Clinton county have appropriated $4,000
for equiping, uniformipg and subsisting
the Hawk. Eye Rangers" cavalry
company, which has been accepted by
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-07-18

few d.{s ego sss Newport Nsv,, ~
was Col. Dussee. Vac
Ose Of Nornandy's Esapor,to,, -,
ing put in operation in She Po,..''
which will prodaes from the &c, ~
gallons Of fresh water per day. ~"
The exauiaatioa Of Col. ALI, 4. T.
regarding Gen. Bsslsrs safeguard ~.
yesterday. - 'eses
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-07-18

The House did righteous deed last
week in expslIing "Helper" Clark. of
Missouri, Who took up arms against the
Government at Bocrville. A little more
than two thirds voted for it.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-07-18

}. ". Forney has been elected Secre.
tary Of the Senate.
Gen: Lyon has reached Springfield,
Mo. tie has now some 10000 men, and
will follow up CIaib. Jackson.
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Fron Fort Monroe.

FoRr MoSRoE, July IL.
The Confederates confess the loss Of two
officers killed in the encounter with Haw.
kjss' Zossvss md ltOt1f their tsoops, .
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+ feelings.
And when these "Reformers" ridicule
the Bible and the religion that it teaches
| and sneer at the followers of Christ az
"priest ridden religionists, il Is no
wonder that they try to turn aside the
shafts Of ridicule from themselves, by
saying that our only argument is a sneer,
for they know that it is the surest weap.
on with which to touch their bIunted
sensibilities.
There was one man in the Convention
who deserves more particular notice. -
refer to Mr. Campbell, the man who
"fell out Of the pulpit =" to become the
singer Of comic songs at 1nfdel meetings
the narrator of coarse bar-room stories,
the man who can talk the longest and say
the least of any man who ever bored =
Upton audience. If he processes to be
clown he fails, for he is not funny if
he thinks himself wise, he is mistaken.
for he lacks the brains. He has been here
twice, but let US pray that eve n.'er
shall look upon his like again"
From careful review Of what I have
heard at this convention, l have found
that the sum Of human wisdom, and the
highest development Of the human mind
may be attained BY strict attention to
the following directions, TO which / would
respectfully invite the attention Of the
" Friends Of Truth aud Righteousness "
who were so unfort innate as to be absent
from this feast of reason:
Believe that the Bible is an inspired
book in the same sense that Eucld's &C.
ometry and Paine's Age Of Reason are
inspired books. Believe that Socrates,
Plato, Jesus Christ, and John Brown
were good men and very excellent Medi.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-06-27

T II is A sweet, sweet song, flowing TO
and fro among tho topmost bonghs o.
tho h, art, and filling the whole air with
such 10y and gladncss as the songs OF
birds do when tho summer morning comes
ont Of the darkness, and the day is born.
on the mountains. We have all our pos
sessions in, the Culture. which we cali
sometime Beautiful flowers and sweet
singing birds are there only our han,'s'
seldom grasp tho.one, &C. our cafs Near,
ezeept in far off strains, the other. But
oh, reader, be Of good cheer. for oil the
good there is golden sometime
When the hills and valleys Of time are
all passed, when the weaf and the iever~
the dfappointmcnt and the sorrow OF kie
are over, then there is the place. and the
rest appointed of God. @ homestead. ,.
over whose roof falls no shadow or even
clouds, across whose thsshhold tile voice
Of sorrow is never heard !; built upon the
eternal hills, and standing with thy spires
and pinnacles Of celestial beauty among
the pair, trees Of the city on high, those
VINO love God shall rest under thy shad-
ows, where there is no more sorrow nor
pain nor tho sound Of weeping-some-
time.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-06-27
COIOncI IAndcrsOn's Visit 10 IL en-
tUeky.

So many contradictory reports hav,
been in circulation as TO the object of
Col Anderson's visit to Kentucky, TIM,
il affords Ms great pleasure to be able, on
the best authority. to announce that he
comes to his native State in no military
capacity whatever, but returns to the
home Of his childhood merely as pri.
vatc citizen desiring to see his friends of
former years and his relatives. His main
object is by rest and quiet to resover his
health, which has been much impaired by
his recent hard service and, not being
attached to any command. he expects
soon TO tako advantage of relief from
duty to make this visit. IIo is still nt
the residence Of his brother. Larz An
derson, in Cincinnati. where his health
Is improving under tho grateful change
from active service to the quiet of the
domestic circle.
Col. Anderson will probably, when
sniliciently restored to health, take the
command at Newport Barracks, to which
he was consigned some time since. or be
placed on some other duty.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-06-27
BEGINNING to Believe,

"Dubbles," Of the California Golden
Era, gets off the following:
begin to believe that, nowadays
money makes tho man, and dress the
gentleman.
l'begin to believe that the purse is more
potent than the sword and the pen to-
gethor,
I begin to believe that those who sin
The most during the week are the most
dsvorr upon Sundays.
/ begin to believe that honesty is the
best policy-to speculate until you have
gained everYbody's confidence, then line
yom pockets
I begin to believe in humbugging poo
pie out of their dollars. 1t is neitho,
stealing nor begging, and those who art
humbugged have themselves to blame.
begin to believe that man was not
made to enjoy life. but to keep himself
miserable in the pursuit and possession
of riches.
begin to believe that tho surest RENE
dy for hard times and n tight money
market is an eXtravagant expenditure on
the part of individuals-to keep the
money moving
begin to believe that none but knavcs
arc qualified to hold office under Govern.
ment-with the exception of few nat
ural born fools and lunatics.
begin to believe that piano forte is
more necessary in q family than meat
and potatoes.
| begin to believe that a boy who does't
swear smoke and chew tobacco, may be
very good boy, but is naturally stipid.
| degin to bolev that if tho devil
should die, one.half of the world would
be out Of employment.
begin to belicv that I've Iras the most
merit who makes the most noise in hi,
own behalf; and that when Gabriel comes
not to be behind tho timos, he, too, will
blow his own horn pretty loud.
"Jacob kissed Rachael" Is the earlies
record we believe of love kiss. Thongl
we feel assured long before that th
LUXURY was indnlgcd in. In olden tim
people used to greet each other with
real hearty kiss, but fashion has substi
tnted the formal bow ofshaking of hands
Poor exchange we say. Mark Anton,
resigned the world for a kiss. Our po
cts have written of their sweetest line
in praise of kissing. We humbly be,
our friends, those who are so insensibl
as not to feel the pleasure OF kiss, no
to poster themselves in picking us +
pieces, because we have thus espresso
ourself. Ifthey do wen pay them back
There's one thing pretty certain, there
only ONE objection WE would mise t
kissing, if any ono wishes to know, lc
them enquire through the Farmer. w
do not condemn kissing but if any on
was to attempt to kiss us--well nevc
mind the rest.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-06-27
Frigi,ttuI EigUres.

II is announced that the President will
nsk for FIVE MUaDRED THOUSAND moro vol
unteers TO prosecute the war, and tlc
Secretary of the Treasury will demand an
appropriation Of TWO HUNDRED AND rlFry
MILLIONS OF DOLLARS to befray tho expcns.
es OF tho government. These arc fright
full figures, well calculated to alarm the
country. II this call is made and re.
sponded to. the North will 10 almost on
tiroly drained OF its young men, and the
whole country will become o great mill.
tsry camp. Then tho army has to be
supported. hence the money must come
tho tax.psyers will have to fork over
in hinge piles.
The people will pay dcarIy for the stub.
bornness Of the leading Republicans in
refusing to compromise, on the Critten.
den proposition last winter, when an op.
portunity was offered. whereby the whole
trouble would have been settled, and
peace prosperity and happiness restored
to our distracted country. Party pride
will cost many valuable lives and an
endlsss quantity ofmoney. Homes, men
think OF this.- Wayne Go, Democrat.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-06-27
PIANOS, WELUgbEONS, MUSIC
&OOKS, SRIVING N1CNyNES, &C.

Bought ard Sold on Commission. Any article
will be sent to tiio Country at the Lowest Whole
sale Prices with the addition OF per cent. Com
mission for forwarding.
N. I. Agents wanted in every town. Circulars.
seit on app ca 5paA
Address NJ laNsrs to g. :. COLBERT & Co,
eUAIMpSsroN MaEoH sNs,s & GENERAL AGENTS,
! Is SOUTH sTRErT crs NuT rHLA DEIPrrA
a<-t'or our integrity and ability to fulfil our en-.
gagements, we beg to refer you TO the following
well known qcAtsmcn and business firms:
His ENcoeney j. W. Geary, Ex. Gov of Kan
sas Wcsmorciand, Pa.
Palmer, Richardson & Co Jewellers, Philadelphia
II. A. Warn, Esq
VIM. A. Gray, Esq,
Messrs. kelnmerer & Moore, Water ST., below
Arch, Pbludelptia.
IslessTs frass x Reath, Fifth and Market Sts,
PhlladehA
J. G. E&lles, Esq .Jeweller Philadelphia.
A. y, WaHd, ESQ, Publisher of Fashions, DC n,
.Phiadespha.
NJ Ii. horne Cstasnncas Bssk.
Hon. l.. NJ. Dairson, Eureka California.
October, 1860 -n36m6.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-06-27
"a asxru IN TnE COUNTRY.

Tie croaRing wagons in.the shed
The bpsF fail Is heard no moro,
Tho horse Is Uttered down and fed :;
The harness hangs above his head.
The whip behind the door.
His leathern gloves and hooked bill
To day the woodman throws aside
The blacksmith's fiery forge is still,
The wooden wheel of the old mill
Sleeps in the mill dan wide.
The miIler's boat IL anchored where,
Far out the water lilies sieep;
You see their shadows mrrored theret
The broad flowers reflected clear,
Within the mill pond deep.
The harrow's In the garden seed
Hoo, rake and spade are put away.
Unweeded stands the onion bed
The gardener from his work hath fled
IT'S holy Sabbath day.
Upon the wall the white cat sleeps
by which the churn and milk pans lio.
A drowsy watch the watch dog keeps,
And scarcely from his dull eye peeps.
Upon the passer-bY.
And gently over Hill and dale
The silver sounding church bells ring
Across the moor and down the dajo
They come and go, and on the gale
Their Sabbath tidings hing,.
From where the whte.washed Sunday school
Peeps cut between the poplars dim,
Which ever throw their shadows cool
Far out the rushy pool,
You hear the Sabbath hymD,
From farm and field, and range grown gray
From woodlands walks and vending ways,
The old and young, grave and gay,
Unto the old church come to pray,
And sing Gods holy praise.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-06-27
HgLTu OF AMERICAN WOMEN.

ftn.l4 Eartes, weakness, uterine diSp,ac- nsans
and ali utrllnC dc all res and constitutional II thps
Entirely cured by the GRAtp NBgsG A
GTtRtyE CATgohrCN.
In this connection, Mss Beecher, sister Of the Rev
Henry Ward BecheS ~ letters to the pespL page t2a,
SAYS; Fhave nB sst7t5 and sstarn nAs, aad four.
teen female cousins all married, aad al delicate and
ang. Amid the iusPnse circle, OF my friends and
GuHiutAuces canuGL recall ten lied ladies IN this
tuay and country, who yerfe2t hea thy In
..tscs Asevcr, wba.s the Grafer.erg Ca i,gcon has
been used, must, say that health is 1dy taken the
place eSsease and LADIES have become robust, strong
vigorous aud healthy.
Mrs idersoa- sf Flmira, says lcagti.l isdetd is
the conhdng, trusting se Of wonIa hss hps match
does it cd to be protected by CGiunCSs thaS will
lead hcr in tns ofdetase toHpptal medical adviser
Of scientific education al worth al y OF sAa
acte =" All these may be sr1Ired ay add essing the
GraiIenberg GomaNny
1t gives me great pleasure to certify % invarable
Catho.ieo "a At af femat Diseases and TO the
skill AMI hAh moral Character Of the h5edca Depart
ineut 81 the G ahenberg COMPANY.
=. p LAMBERT, Nh.
Auburn Four Co ners, fennsyl"anis..
Fam Scthodist preacher Ny heart has faisy achei
witness the feble health of women lhnre travec
my circuit preaching TIC gospel. thany t.oi however,
thet thave seen YEh"se diseases give way the GRE
fENB ~ Ma ssAALs CrrhysR CAria COS whe IL has
been used. REV. PETER SGtHp Rdge.ay, Mich
formerly of W.s'ern Star Medina county, o,
For Medicines Agencies, address,
r. B. K!NGSLEY, CAves,nd, Agt't for Ohio
For SAB BY J. r. Rh 2. MiG rsburg,
WV. BERGEl.. Mid'letown.
We. LEMON, Benton,
7. s. ANDERSON. y ran,
W. II. spFNsER, iIolnesvae.
n. a. lOCNG. NashviHes
rJyt ). DEWITT, Dewitt Corners.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-06-27

y
DR. H. H. kiSGSLtY--Sii.-b have been selling the
Medicines Of the GTaenberg Company fer the last ten
years, and have iayariaby found them to give good
sasfactiun and TIE sills have sold to great many
fanatics regularly as their tea and coffee, aud with
my trade they have btcOme staple aH.jJe. Hnrshal )
Uterine Catholicon is a medicine, that has done good
Geal Of al in frma diseases. one Aady that sold
1t b. toi that she had received more benefit rou,
-otllc than she did from long course of medical
trcat2art BY the most skiul ply sciars.
ynurs truly tANEs WILSON
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-06-27
G. q II I'D w a &c III =.

AND THERE WILL ALSO RE A SPLENDID PREMIUM IN.
BAcA ten eERrtkI0ATEs, ..H
Ladies' il you de sire fine Shall, or Dress Pat.
tens GO a beautiful article of Jewelry, enclose us
30 Cen n Tor Box of the Golden Pens, and we will
send yuM n Certificate Whieh may enable you ,o
procre it for LOO.
On receipt of 20 Cents we will send you
Box OF our Golden Pens, and Sealed notice of the,
ortls4r '2hb'h We sell i,r 9ICU. .....
MT I RY = "a
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-06-27
PLAN OF DISTRIBUTION,

HIGHEST PREMIUM $500, LowEsT PREMIUM So.
The articles are numbered, aud Certificates sta.
bing what we will sell zach person for one dollar
are placed in sealed Enveops, with Decimal ar.
rnngement Of Premiums; so that in Each Hundred
Certiiica ties there is one Tor u
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-06-27
There is no misisk about it.
pIlg CORDIAL Is ALI We CLAIM FOR IT'LL
Mothers try It'll!

hndtryonwe appeal, ,n.detoct the Hines mr. decline
only Of daughters before oe tco tc hHt also
our sons and husbands, whit . former from fall"
decacy, often go doy,r ~ premaiuc grave, rtather
than lat their condition he krawn In time, the latter are
often mixed up,wit the excitement e business, that
1t not for you. they too wohM raVl 10 he same
downward path un I'll ibis too la5 to. Arrest their fat nj
.aH nut the motEsr is always vighnt, and to you We
confidently appeal for that y0ur never fa
ing affection win unerrngly point you to pt0F. WOGDS
RESTORATIVE CORDIAL AND BLOOD REN0VATOR
he remedy which shon he always on hand IN sne
Of need.
o. J WOOD, Proprietor, 4H Bsoadsay, View Tork.
and III Market Street St Louis, Mo aud sold by all
coed Druggists. price One Dollar per Pnitlc
CASKY G. INGLEs, Agents,
nI8r iTilcrsburg Ohio.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-06-27
PRICES so AGENTS, POST PAID.

BUXes Fens Win ItTtlhcntes ].
g. do do 9 do q.
25 do do 25 DO S.
100 do do loo do Is.
N. B-With each Pack sge Of 100 boxes we pre-
sent the parchnser 100 Ger eIiacaies one OF which is
guaranteed to 2oHr.i3 one order for q Fine Watch,
or sewing Ma.sia oS by ordering 80 boxes in ono.
package you sure 10 ccesve 80 Certificates con
tanning one osder tnr splendid SILVER WATClH
besides large aupsher OF other very valuable pre-
nfiums. One CeriRcaie sent gratis, upon nppl-
cation Of any person desiring 10 act as Agent.
which lsiay sRilbIc him to procure valuable pre-
miGn ngoal The payment OF Loo
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-06-27

Also, Liver DeranEement, or Borpidrty, inl Liver
Complaints Diseases Of The Kidne!, any general de
rangeinent Of the Urine orEaus.
IL will only cure the debility following CHILL =
aud FEWER, hut pree ut oil attacks arrising oln Mias
maa Influences and cure the diseases at once itaready
attacked.
Travellers slCrid have bottle with. them, 1t will
infa lib pr any drlee consequences following
.upon change of climate aud water.
tss It prevents costveness strengthens the digestive
or ans II shsrLs rim the hands Of all icrsons of sed
tentary habits.
Laiies not accustomed TO much outdoor exercise
should always use It.
Mohers should IT, fore IL 10 perfect rclef taken
two before the final trial, she will pass The
/ dleaasni period with perfect else and safety.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-06-27
Millinery Establishment.

Mrs, UHLER has just received from tho ,;,i,.
~ hno stock Of silks Ribbons, Flowers ami
complete stuck Of " """
Millinery Goods.
Hor stock Of Flowers and othor trinnni rs il mar
tienlarly attractive. Mrs, uhler is fully bookod
Up in All the latest fashions aud she is prepared to
do work ON short notice and in the most approved
April leth, N'