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Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-05-16
A Radical Cure! Read! Read!!

Mr. N. u. WALKER Dear Sir:-For three years
past, Ihave been severely afflicted with Lipe, Com
plant, of most malignant and chronic character.
| resorted TO large number of remedies, but they
failed TO produce other than a temporary relief
About six months ago, purchased a box of CLARKs
LIVER PILLS, and after using them, found my
self so much better that at adopted regular
system of taking them, and soon found myself en-
tirely and radically cured The various ills atten
dant upon a disordered state of the Liver at once
disappeared gladly and most cheerfully recon-
mend these Pills as sure and effective remedy.
Yours, truly,
w. AUSTIN.
Chicothe, O., Dec, 4, 1859.
The above but speaks the voice Of thousands
who have fully tested the curative properties of
CLARKE'S LIVER PILLS. Prepared at first
for private practice, by an eminent Physician and
their merits FULLY tried ii is not strange they act
more efficiently and directly on the disordercd
gans than the generality of so-called Liver Reme-
dy. In cases of Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, I'm.
purity of tho Blood, Constipation of the Bowels
General Debility, Sick Headache, and all diseases
arising from dsorgaized state of the system, &C.
are q sure and never failing remedy.
Prepared solely by N u. WALKER
Pittsburgh, Pa.
To whom all orders must be addressed. 05- For
sale by II f. SELLERS Wholesale agent, cor
ner Wood and Second streets. Sold by agents ev-
erywhere.
For sale by II. YERGIN, ,and ]. X. RAIFF. Mil
lersburg. .-n36yl.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-05-16
Had TO Leave.

At Canton, o., Friday, McGregor, editor of the
Stark County Democrat, was for reasonable cdi
torals driven from town. He wellt to Massilor
and assailed there He finally took oath be
fore the Mayor to support the Government, and
was warned to leave in ten minutes.-Hdrdin Co
Republican.
To our own certain knowledge the above is a
lie all over, from beginning to end.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-05-16

Dy~No State tax is to be levied in Illinoi S
for the next two years; the accumulation of the
Sinking Fund for paying eff the State debt
beyond the amount falling due, ard the re We
ment.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-05-16
81. June Appointments. 1861
Prove All Things

nR. II. w. WADSW ORTIZ, Eclocti,
- Physician and Surgeon will be at
Cleveland Johnson House. MAY 40 4 81, 4 June G
RavcnnQ, Collins House, June LIST end,
Akron. Empire House, Monday, June Srd,
Wooster, Crandalls Exchange. W cd sday, June 5th
Millersburg, Empire House, Tuesday. June. 18th,
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-05-16

County Board of Equalization.

THE annual County Board of Equalization of
l Holmes County for the year 1861, will meet at
the Auditors Office in Micrsburg on Wednesday
May 22nd for the purpose Of oqualzing the taxable
property Of said county The Board will be in scs-
sion w Wednesday. Thursday and Friday Persons
feeing themselves agrieved by assessments will
attend on that occasion ss no change will be made
in any assessment after that time, except in GASES Of
error.
Eay l5 1sbl. G.F. NEWTON, Co. Auditor.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-05-16

Western Virgiuians say that that part will
will certainly iorm separate State, composed
OF forty five counties.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-05-16
A0- CONSULTATION FREE. -aa
THE MODE OF ExAMINArIoN

THE MODE OF EXAMINArION
Pursued by DR.. WadswOrth is very simple and
entirely now, by it disease of any of the internal
vital organs Is in very.few minutes detected with
question or having the least previous knowledge OF
tho case.
Dr ". gives his undivided attention to nll forms
of chronic disease, treating thousands of different
eases every year, u large majority of whom have
tried most other methods OF cure in vain. DR.. w,
wishes it distinctly understood that he ma kes no
speciality of any disease, but protcsses TO un
dcrstand the whole human system, and Is constantD
demonstrating his knowledge By describing To those
who consult him the location. nature and durability
of their diseases, without any questions.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-05-16
One ofrhc "NEcck ANA Lowry

OuyS INC DDSIOH TON:
The Rev. Mr.. Hunting, Of ofManchester, New
Hampshire, said he would rather lei ten hou.
sand Unions 90 10 hcH' than adopt Mr.. Critten-
den's resolutions; yet we have heard minis
ter says in his pulpit that the New England
clergy were only to blame for not discussing
politics with more vehemence than they had
and cndcavored to be satirrically sharp upon
the press for condcmning the spirit exhibited
by HUI ting and his ilk.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-05-16
Those Suffering from Chronic Diseases,

Ofany de cription may be assured that their eases
will he treated fairly aud candidly, and they will
not be encouraged to take medicine without "a car
esponding prospect of benefit Dr. w, has visited
Cleveland and other places in Ohio aud New York.
regularly for the last four years, aud furnish
patients with auy amount of evidence in regard to
his skill aud publications. rs physician,
Those wishing to consult BY letter, may direct 10
my appointments,
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-05-16

Gy-"The man that says the war was bro't
on by Lincoln, or by republicans is either a
fool or II traitor. .'-C0shocton age.
The scoundrel who says this war was NOT
brought on by Lincoln and that the republi.
cans arc not responsible for all its horrors, i,
both a fool, a traitor, and LIAR!-C Coslocior
Democrat.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-05-16
discrimination.
OF THE
County Treasury.

L Judge and Treasurer of Holmes county, Ohio.
The undersigned having been appointed by tho
Probate court of said county to examine into and
report the condition of the treasury of said county
did, after taking his assistance ID. =. Uhi proceed
to make such examination, and after due investi-
CATION of the books. vouchers papers and moneys
in the treasurcrs office, found on the 18th day Of
April. \. ID 1861, the condition of the said treas
ury to be ~ follows:
Total amount in Treasurers hands for
all purposes at semi annual settle
m mt of March 1861. S54S4, 80, 2
Amount received on Auditors warrants
aafor interest and principal Of surplus
revenue ............................ 1880
Amount received on Auditors warrants
for interest of section l6 school fund 2o,oo.o
Amount received on Auditors warrants
for county fund. Observation-Disclosures. $1,000
Amount of taX"s collected on June du-
plicatcs to April l2th, ls6l........... 9i2,64,7
Total receipts s....................... SG552 2,74.9
CREDITS.
Amount of money now in trcasury..... $5SO6, 800
Amount of county orders redeemed and
in treasurcrs hands. s................... 7O5, 400
Amount of bridge orders redeemed and
in treasursrs hands. 10000
Total amount in treasury. s65sl,72,o
From the above statement it will be seen that
there was the said l2th day of April A ID. 1861,
an excess of money in the county treasury amounts
ing to twenty eight dollars, ninety soven ceuts and
one mill.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-05-16
NEW ADVERTISEMENT rs
T III z
ONLY PREPARATION
THAT HAS
STOOD THE TEST FOR YEARS
And grows more and more pop
ulnr every day.

And testimonials and almost without numter,
might he given ON ladies and gentlemen In all grades
Of society, whose united testimony could esist
that Prof Woods IIa Restorative will the bald
and grey and preserve the hair OF the youth to old ags
in all its youthful beauty.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-05-16

Statement Of the Amount of the
County Treasury belonging to
each Kind of FINDS.
The following is tabular statement of tho
Amount of money in the Treasury of said Holmes
County, on the said l2tb day of April 1861 belong
ing to each kind Of fund.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-05-16
CLARKE'S LIVER PILLS.

Nfillersburg, 0.,-n13
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Mu8 &enne6ee.

louisville, 80. Stunt. Die gsr9ano-
Iungen Der Sf=9ennsHee. @pnsenticn lnb bier
etugetrOfen, Sn elmer Nufsabluns Der 8eldwer,
ben Miro oelaet, Rap Oa8 yts6t Der freien Ntlftm-
mung beeintrdAti9t, DAP Die 8arger %inlultirt
unO beraubt unO getUotet, tbre 6tagge beIhimpft,
lire 6Gu1er erbrphen unC iGre Srauen uno Sim
Der ten elmer e~rbarrnungStolen SclOateafa er=
iAofe1 porOeu leieu. unO paB le oater Die Se'
3eIfion8 SrpOnnan3 Der 2e9islatnr uno Die Scr
mtrun9 elmer Ndiou3 NIT Der iaCltden GpnfSpe=
ration fit unconltttuttoneQ nnO fir unperbtno~
lid balte, baB fe aber, einen &anpf NIT ibret
8raCern 5u oerbiten, cine frispli6e 3rennun9
Des Stnnfe8 erfrehen fnpllP.
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E1- geb Sbr sepla9t nit SuIten
9aot Sbr 8rufibmer3en orer Seienite9en
Stselt e5 @nd i'll Der 2uflBbre
9aben tie 9tberbsi6peroen2
@aben fe bic 23ron1itto
&~usebrang. 2~eudbultsu, Gfbma, 9aI8seiUpire,
1u.5etranJ. 9en4bufen, aitbnta, 9als8eitware,
NaSjebrun9, Geuhbunen, Nftbma. SaI8seitlplre,
pats, &nu8e nno Smft a%n8e9ufcn,
9als, &nn0e nnb 9ralt angcriffel,
pals, sun9e naS 8rult angi grfen
Seib Sbr befalen nit cbiSeu Spnptcntett, banu setraudt
Or. Spapne's ocOmpUnirteng Btlpftrfd ensS Yrup"
,r mrb ea9 pcatontmet unb f@nea curtrcu, ME &au1e1be, bic
oamt 9eaetlt wcroen itnb, beeugtn tEnnen un6 betieibe nj 3 be8-
9lctden, menn rtrbunoen mt SwaDRe's ii elAnGertrn un6
bIntretni8eneen SarfapariIla unb EbeerptI
len. Dtaaen nnb unterleib sur srlbera @~eIuno5st suridbrin9en.
ffote utter ben aW8etseu. mat2gs
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Mtb 6; W}etn6oro. 0lra SO; Maier. WiB 6 Z;
Ncienbanpt, NfiB 9; 9lobinl Jon, NliB q 0tu-
ters, Mrs 6 6; Weber, Mrs 6; @eubfrptb,
Nnna g; Ba9ner, Mlrs 6.
9etreutite:
Noama. 6; Qrtbur, s; Bunting s; Gar
rolf, st; gntelman, So; 0ropnbaro, S; 6arr=
ball. 8; Battlefield, q; 6ad, SIR 0ou, St
Sever, s; 9arr, Or. 6 81; 0eYle, 81; bOb, s;
SuliuS, 6; &eYier, 6; Genpau, 01G &reuber,
s; &ubn, 8 9; Mtuer, S; Miuer, 6; MtO5es,
g; Norrts, S; perti6, Or; Gapp, rs; 0lein-
barpt, S; Steele, Mr; NiGarp, s; Roicnfraupt,
S; 9fobtniOn, S; 9lObtnl ION, 9; Sar6per, S;
SinUn, 81; @trauB, IS; Burner, % $; Sur
ner, SO; Sifsrs, S8; 0oltmar, g6m $
@aQag, s: @tIper, = & Spbn.
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&ofalsNfcntafetten aus MaiGinaton.

Sofdlsyfcntgfettcn aus @~afDingtOm,
5etratb6@2icenen Ell. - MabrenD pee
Ntcnat5 Stunt iuaroen In Walbin9ton 81 6et=
ratbs 2iceulen au89egebsn.
Il nglidefalt, = Qm Spnntda Wtoraen
befanD lid G. Wopowaro, Spbn pes Gorpners
Wppbmaep unp WltalieD rer @arrtnatoa Some
0uarD, In einem NuBen GjebanOe letneS p1tsrlt-
den 5aules, ais, plGeliA cine Gusel i'm traf Die
aus etuem Ger Qager bet 9la9barl6aft fAn.
Oteielbe mar natarltd purd etnen 3ufal abge~
feuert pproen, le prang abcr purd etn 3~paotdes
Brett uno lubr tbnt in Die Seite gerape pberbalb
Der t0Ifte. SIS miro belirAtet, paB ct Der Ser
punpung ,nterliegen perpe.
Gin SGaufptel IN 2aeer.-Y rpf.
Stpeet pom 2. JfbDbe Sslan0 Ne9imeut, letnea
3eiGen5 Gin 8anperer auf Dem en9lten 0eoe,
miro am 4. Suit letuem 9te9tmente eth Ger9nii
gen perIhafet, tnpem er eiEen Spa3iersarg otf
einela 90 Sup iiber Der grDe altsseIpaunteu, 800
Jub lal19elt, Seile unternebmen Miro.
un9lId6faIl nj |. Nem~ SerIe9
Regiments Die 2stGe cine6 SplDnten Der
GOmpasnte s, 1. NewzSerleY 8esiment, 9tamen8
Qeslte, purpe am Sonntag W(orgen cine Metle
Don Der Qangen 8rude %entfrnt, i'm @oiIer 0e=
@iunoen, Der Mann Bate eetaOet un0 mar err
truaten.
Der Sturm. Wtr batten Sprgefern
Nbenp etnen tiiAttgen Gegenlturm 1no Die Qlt=
3u9afandIe unO Setpsrs ipayen fGrmlt1 Iber-
ltweHtnt, 70 paB Die StraBen na6ber nit Ganp
unp Shlamm beoedt tparerl. Qn einigen Stel
len mar audi bns 9Falter nuISeriien, Dies lit
jeDOd Der etn5tge SAapsn, ppH Dem mir biz jest
bGrtet1.
Grtrunfen, = Dim 6reita9 btelt Coroner
DoopparD Goptet'l dau uber Die 9etGe pes SOl.
gGinter, zines Solpaten aus tenl 2a9er GaIpra-
ma, %. mar nit Nn0eren am 6retta9 ausae=
9an9en, UNI Die Yerlpnen au0Suipilren, trelte
auf bic Shilpwaden DeS Qa9er5 lHpllen. glabe
2polts WlablenzDa per udten M, Den 9tpd
Street 3u pur6poten, tppbei 2Sinter, Der nibt
I1pllmmen tpunte, ertranf,
Staptratb, = Nm Monta9 lAidte Def
Sitr9ermeilter an Walbin9tUn Dem Staptrotb
Ietne Grnennungen Elm, peren bauptI a6lidite mir
bier anflbren. Corporations : Qnpalt Sanlee
W. Carlisle, MaYpr5yGlert 6. S. Shopper; tet>
DC wnrpen beltatigt, 3n Martt@Glerfs wtrpen
ernannt: Sobn Waters, 0m. Walter, 9. 0ates,
rep. fir cen Centre, Den Neltern. uup Den Ga
ternsOiarEt.
Oouuerueaeuts PdIIe iu's Nu6IatO
wercen IN farseiter 6rit m6 mad 8orl6riit Der qanpesseiebe BE.
inrrt Nurf Mo S0ficp va TInlt,r1Oas S0ATprH
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OH, Rnrnef.

@ttanttc City, /. Suit. Gin b~rtltans
Ter 8omet mar Bier BON Mouta9 NbenO Bic 0lits
ternnht am norpwetltGen 6inlmel iGtbar.
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o. Na9 europa, Der Dampfer y8re,
men" miro ndAlten Spnnabenp pom 9iep=9Jort
na4 grerten ab9eben. Yaia9e fam in Der
Office De5 uWeder" aelIAert merDen.
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9entihe Oriefe
@et9e In Der btetsen " Suu"Ouseaei8t itHb.
DamenItfte:

Coleman, NVib sc; DutsbarOt, 2u6st, Della
Mrs 9 81; DtrOn, Mib 9 6; gper, Ntrs . ;
6rOit, Mrs S IS; Crap, @etb g; @arnner
Nfrs ~; 5iq, Sorab; Serbert, Nrs 81; 5of'
man, @ets St; Sang, @lB ~ 6; @iainstOn
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81 Sslasnsss fb bic &Taiien We fe fir biz relp. Qaps.garDs ser.
GitterS, Mdine.

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0btlabelpbto, 0fnnfnlpnnicn.

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8I Qluf Gerlan9en mehrerer Burger bes SRs
ltAsn @tnpttbeils brtn9en mir naGfOlsenpeS
(@in9elanpt
@enn 6err @tforD, UOer Der DeutiAe Gorrel-
~pCnpcnt Iasen, baB man tetne 500 2ente in Der
@tabt ffnpen piroe, bic our Union btelten, 70
tppllen mir Deren mebr ais $4,000 brtn9en uno
penn Der Correspondent GO p~erlanst, 70 molten
mir tim aletn 500 CUTE OeutlAe ~brtnset, Die
pies bier u~nterseidnen. Der 9err fprtdt an Ell
ner anoern Steae BON gerlaumpung, Die 500
uber fragen i'm, Oh er 9loubt er Tonne pur4 ietu
@elAreibe ale Deutl6e In Den @letneio btnetns
reiBen2 5. D.......b.
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Witness.
l hereby certify that the above named ---a i.
AuGwn 70 me as men OF property and able to make GOOD
q,as Ut Signature. g H.
Uts atlb et Benz Yer. Stalteu Dilltt Ninter. pcni gsr
ten antsraeiGaet fem. '"p9'~8eH'
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Eharleltnn. Mnllnchnlelta

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&nnGuno Seufeps oeutla ensltlae @6ul
SerGnstsgt uslD ee(uct,t.

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H' qQt tlan, No. ~ Sarhctlr. Di-
Vprlnnn4+ Gin Ifdodsn Deer &tfrau I'M utter ron 25
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DC, 8ttltau, 80 Wearfet Grace.
Nt-bf Mai1inat0n 8. 6.
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De g~tit8liecer bte1e8 Gerein5 merten bieruut aufgcfpreert. ters
te (D{ttnr6) zen 3 Suit, Nbsnb6 s ttr. CUR onatttd5 natts
fnSSnoen @efetat"Ssr5aWmInn i'm Gerein8iptal gu erheineH.
Mt 9. 9epbcuret6, G0riFpart.
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8ropffYn. glerp 9In,r

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FORM OF OFFER.

1,-,o f---, in the Stats Of.
hereby agree to furnish and deliver, in the respective navyv
yards, all the articles named in the Classes hereunto annex-
ed, agree&bly to the provisions of the schedules therefor,
and in conformity with the advertisement of the Bureau Of
Construction &c. ofJune II, 1861. Should my offer be ao-
ctpted, l request it to be addressed at -, and
the contract sent to the navy agent at--- or to
---, for signature and certificate,
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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-11-21
DR.. LA CROlE'S
PRIVATE NE,p1a'AE. 1ESlAIAE
On THE
k'hy psychological View OF. War.
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causing debility. ct,.rs, 49,. i,rlt><rn
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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-11-21
E.nnsliln;iea' OF comets.

Prof Pierce. "a Harvard, has com
municatcI lis view Of the constitution
ur comets. Is tho French Acnlemv 81
Sciences i'll an interesting pa,c% wNic?
was read 4, the last sitting lis rtia.
clp4l observations waro made upnn th2
great comet of Dona', in lsoS, The
gencratzod conclusions NJ which lie
arrives, arc briefly IS follows: Ih"
nucleus i of 4 metalc density, v&rsin :,
from 3 !o 20, ii the lensit, oi' water BE
taken as unity and il Is surrounded by
aa immense atmosphere Kinder the
influence Of the suns heat, mater is
ggca Of from the nucleus, forming mn
envelope, which rises, 1t becomes c,ec-
ttir,'i'e 4 cirri,and is repealed by thr
electricity of the sun; and when this
hular influence becomes strong enough
ID overcome lie natural cohesive force
&c the envelope, the latter separates
from The comet aHl becomes The tail.
The most electrified particles oi l'n
Till are those Of the anterior sa'i,.tce .
tie other PARTICLES have n1.ch less
electricity, the degree depending CA
their distance trnn this anterior sasf;,re.
Prof Pierce suggests the same OK
plantation VIZ, The electric ac.ion,1 for
sen,e Of the hitherto unexplained anti
apparently caaseless movements a. the
heavenly bodies; an ,nc Others the
erratlc movements Of Mercury. recently
proved hv I.rvcr,ier. lie states that
the Nucleus IL Donatis comet was ll!r>S
than l,p miles in diameter, while the
at,no -pllere is5a: aiomce: Of 40, co.
miles ,ha' tho envelope, IN that case.
rose from the nucleus a, the rate e.
about 80 mics IN hour; an.l that ;hc
strength OF the suns electric iH.iacnt &
was sac'l AZ 10 destre. mravi,iun, a,r;
s;ye 4 force rere'ling the tail from Tho
SIN ca'nl 70 -, il; tha attraction "
gravi:ation be taken is unity. II that
case, however. some Of the particles If
the tail were - fccblv electrified tisat
their repul~iyc force was overcome hy
the attlo s,ion Of grayitatlon.