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Civilization Opposed to Va1landIsI1am
Democracy.

Civilization Opposed to Va1laadIsI1am
Democracy.
The Tory Fallandigham made speech at
Newark, Ohio, s. short time since. In that
speech he says the telegraph, the express
companies. the churches, the Sunday schools,
are aN propagsndists Of human freedom. And
in this he is right. Wecopy from the speech:
The railroads, the banks, the telegraph
lines. the express companies, and another
element that had OF late defiied Itself in the
1and-tEe churches-were all a1rsyed against
the people. The pure affairs Of Christianity
were d filed, and the disciples had huxtered
in the markets. The churches had departed
from the doctrines OF Christ aud him cruci-
fed. and taken up the nigger and him glori-
fed! There will be no Union, no peace, no
home, no country, until you drive out those
WHO hsve defled the temple Of the Saviour Of
mankind, and restore the gospel in its purity.
1t Is time to abandon the abolition churches.
Refuse them support. It is time to speak
out. The Sunday schools were used as a
1ever to upeet Democracy, and support set
Of abolition lecturefa, When Yeu ind such,
keep y0ur children at home. The Press
Never in The history at tho Toz!A was there q
period when the abo3ltion press teeaaed with
6Rch TicRed1s6s.
, 1862-12-01
Late From Cumberland Cap
FEron ff7e4 Cfnc1n1Rfi f,r11meyc?H} 1Qth

A gentleman just In from Barbourville last
night, reports that rebel raid took place In
and about shat place one week ago. This ex'
cursion consisted Of forty-fye mounted guer,
11as-not cavalry, exactly, ner highwaymeu,
for these latter are supposed to be gentle
manly-but a~set Of ragged, mounted frcc,
bootere, Who take every thing, they can fad
Confederacy. JEFF Davis, or the devil. The
rebels hold Cumberland Gap with force o'
about GOO infantry, which: belong to General
McKonan's command: Their condition il
pot euperb, nor their living luxurious. Ths
Federal 1ines extend no further th2n Rich
mond In the direction Of the Gap. The road:
arg reported good in that quarter.
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f $3.50 ~ -Auss].t"'* -aS"H& tt<1 @1~tHst@tfS
-agafnt Zen. S;se1.
rsrcc;a1 f!o7resn,rdence of +be cb;cs,,, -,hn,a, ,
". .s,>1.--,,,. SNto 49,. ~ .nn,
"Asi''aefos' nov. z'' lsoa
The President has gone to Aquia to see the
Two armies of the East who appear to be
r.,1-;,r, r+en5 ~, nnrn,iio,, -. a. .u..
n.sos - o''0e eD' :. n7iuo w tHe uot.o
side acd Ten. Lees On the south side Of the
RapEabannock. Our forces hare all arrived at
+he rirer. and f1,e rehe1s ora ha1:euad IN have
''1e AA' ~ -1e N ~ $1,000 ~ 'e
o1e colps at Aeast, anu pfooaol} t"o corps,
on the hills behind Fredericksburg, and to be
hurting the rest of their troops to the same
.1As % .@Ps 1s t'setD4e' .uen talfoso n
III 1unnlng oluef 70 R2chmond-ours Will not
be finished before next week. Whether
theirs hss esnacstv of transnort,t;a,, fo7 +ts
.aaes.o1,- ...,,,1,.: - ~ - -.,sNs- ~ 1t10
rseeseaty huppties u Ho nen. 1ueu ~ afe uh-
der Ten. Lees command Is not Known. Ours,
IN tie opinion of Gen. Haupt. who must
bavc al, tbe information to,ch7ns tha ,ras.
u"'e ~ As INV A4altoA te"ea41s ZIG aoes-
tion III MS POSSESSION. anu VINO IS feputed
to be the most energetic and capable
-. -. 49, N,.----x .N,.- -
EMPLOY VI tne gossroment' ' connot Possle1y
~ calls nut .nan aas aua uaA iatio1s LOT
.ue Ina siu5 sh ~ ~ tmt1a5'oae aluEe@eaougn 70
ies9 Inc nen, out not enough 10 FORM depot
Ee ius. suRpl1es eans however, a. ieaes atter
ens lat1uuaa ' s'cuEa p lave possessio4 9i botn
oaahs, VIC .agueAt ~ nanapoite ~ fa11nouln
aLu uEasusi1sAsont anu tnls ioate nas oeen
1Ieol.l'nenaeo IGsn1 W %aa'leinias1ef aensfal
hE!gs.
@ ~ y ~ ~ Rsiana r :" Anow ~ ~ 'as toad onI
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The p reclamation, or order, of the Prcsi-
dent OF the United States recently Issued,
directing the Attorney General to proceed
With the execution Of the filth, sixth and
seventh sections of the centiscalion act, and
ordering all officers in the military service,
when called upon, to render assistance to
the civil authorities Ii that behalf, is most
opportune. While loyal citizens arc being
taxed in every department Of business to
carry on the war against armed rebels,
millions Of dollars worth Of rebel
property, forfeited BIZ law Ito the
public treasury, lies within our grasp un-
touched. There is not State, and hardly
city in the North, 79hich does not con
tain property, real OF personal, belonging
to those who are either in arms against
t},a cfr.rnn,en+ or oro ,o,3or;,,r .;C9 ,,a
~ ~ s@A~ A~~ss eAo tAuo
comfort to the rebellion by all means in
4,,a;, noxver Hitherto not,,;no 1ax hoo,,
done to secure to tie 1r<asury the 1arnc
revenues densap1e from TINS source,
1e1 >iI &a' eAe uate
been no specific instructions
-,.,.,I r-o..,
Bsuea 1fom washington lot carrying
the law into cffcct-thc Law itself present
lpg no Inducements to marslals, district
.4to-rars o- r,;ro+o .xd;,,a,,.1r ~ ;a,.:
a1loAAcss'o1 p1At8te 1uolsloua1s, W lnFesu-
frAle and 1c,,ort the existence of s11cf rebel
pTJptTty. blcanNAue, the Seque5tratiNn
act ri 4ho rett1 f~overnmer4 1,,e hoa ;+c fri,
sco,,. eu.eer;or - into thc R;nhn,ond +roae
,1rv every t1o11sr If the nronertv of ,ovs,
eit;z.ns vb7c,, con}5 1,o d;scovcrca E,ort.
ncvsnsner in f],e so,nh has tcenca viii,
advertisements Of seauystcrvd property f;,1
o tyc:yemonth.
Tie seventh section Of the confiscat;on
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THE EINDEPENDENT KL0CKHEAD
The absurd recommendation Of the NaE

THE EINDEPENDE RLOCKHElD.
The absurd recommendation OF the New
York Independent, that a new crop Of the
legal tender notes Of the Government
should be issued to supply want Of cur
rency, c1inchcs the charge Of unreliability
which has been many times urged against
the financial and commercial articles of
that able and impartial Journal Aud the
reason which it sets forth for the advocacy
Of a policy so false and ruinous, betrays
Its blank ignorance Of the principles upon
which al successful experiments in finance
must rest. That reason is a want
Of money for the demands of bust
ness Did the financial editor of
the Independent never hear that this
"scarclty Of money" is the invariable and
necessary accompaniment, paradoxial as
it may seem, Of the unnatural excitement
which a plethora Of currency creates; and
that, to satisfy the public appetite for
money when the rage for speculation is
high, and prices Of all commodities are
rising, is just as much an impossihiity as
to lull storm by casting, Chinese fashion,
bits Of paper to the wind. We tell the
Independent, gratuitously, ~hat it will by
and by learn at grsat cost, that the "busi
| ncss' Which it would supply with neH
| promises-to-pay, whether made by tht
Government or by the banks, il
| speculation, the era Of which i
so marked that nobody can mistake it; ant
that the remedy is not in stimulanis Wnic'
created the disease, but in depletion Whi:l
Will withdraw from the circulation the ez
cess Of paper That the necessities Of th
government have injected into it. And n
tell it, further, that the danger alacadis nc
| that there VIII not be currency enough
but that, asozens Gozens, the government wi
be obliged to so initiate the volume Of pape
money afoat, that the returns Of CONNIE
cial and financial affairs to their norm.
condition can be accomplished, on]
through bankruptcy and ruin.
, 1862-12-01

The Number Of Rebel Conscripts.
The Newbern Progress says that the rebels
raised only about 40 ,0o0 by the last consc1ir-
ton, and that more than three e-fou1ths Of that
number we're declared by the surgeons to be
unit for duty. So the conscription, vigorous
and relentless az It was, carrying utter dsso-
lat;on wherever IT went, furnished less than
10,OGO effective soldiezs.
, 1862-12-01

NEW srA1Es.-It is amounted that four Of
the seven territories will make application for
ADHESION into the Union AZ States at the next
session Of Congress-. Which territories are
referred to is not stated; probably Utab. Da-
kotah, Nevada and Arizona
, 1862-12-01

There will be total eclipse sof the moon
early on Sunday night, December 6, through
out the whole United States. The moon,
however, will be frequently visible, aud In
color resembling copper disc. As the
eclipse here occurs at about midnight, the
moon will be high, and at Cuba near the zenith.
1t will take place as follows at Chicago: Be-
gins at 11:55 p. m., and ends at S;44 q. m. This
is the Last eclipse that will be visible in this
country for several years.
, 1862-12-01

VIM. Mcneil, a farmer, residing near Lacon,
In this State, was shot and instantly killed
while asleep in his bed, on Friday night OF
last week.. The wife of the murdered man
las been arrested on suspicion Of being guilty
OF the foul deed.
, 1862-12-01
The Ero81a1u.s Of a Traitor

II A6 r IV&<A1HSSH A4 n A1AAkVI
TIE Democratic State Convention of New
Hampslli1e met at Corcord few days since
aad produced some characteristic develop
meots. We find the following speech, by a
recent inmate Of Fort Warren, reported in the
Boston Jos.saa1-
DR.. Batchc1der ascended the platform, and
spoke for Z few moments IN very excited
manner. He announced himself rebel. He
1as locked UP for f0rty days in jail he had
never seen the inside Of before, because he
Was in iaVcr OF q Tree government for white
people ard not for niggers. Slavery vas right.
It could not be proved that slavery was sin.
Any physician could dieproye this position.
TIE 1orear1Is Of negroes we're four inches
longer 1nan white mans. They never speung
from Adm. The doctor gave several other
said, "God never made en- animal, except q
skunk, that smelt ha]t SO bad.''
When the customary resolutions we're Of
fered, the Tory Doctor WAS again brought to
hiB feet By resolution which remembered
with pride the courage and ga!lsntry of our
soldiers now in the fie1d,n and rendered sym
pathy TO the friends Of those who have fallen
in defense OF the Constitution and the Union u
The Dr. 3. moved to strike cut "Conetitu-
tion," for he declared that sthe did not be-
lieye that cur so!dicrs had been fighting for the
| Constitution, bnt for their thirteen dollars
month"; And this foul 1ibe1 upon the nobls
1ren who have lett home ard friends to fgh
| The battles Of their country. WAS not rebuket
by the Convention. Iustead Of being indjg
pant]y hustled ont Of the hall, he was gcnt1
reconstructed with by one speaker for imperil
ing the Euccess OF the party.
, 1862-12-01

We learn from the Nashville Utsioa Of No.
ve1nber 25th, that it has Information that four
Union citizens were murdered at Suow's Hill in
South county, Tennessee, by rebe1 gueriilas.
A day Of reckoning will certainly como.
, 1862-12-01

WHO ARE ANNOYED WITH 4 BAD CON-
PLEXIuN.-5ome ladies hare to be sat1aded With ths
thes understood tie theory digestion. tbs eheuAt
OF soaps. cosmetics perunait.s. &c, tne5 might LOOK
pfetn1y ct s1l times.
III Complexion Eestore. removes P1Eples Meth.
EEntan. and some kinds 0l FfkokleE. without the
slightest iDfrry TO the akin.
Preparing thts for my numerous lady fr1eCds for
mere thauka, has 30 taxed ny time, an forced to
ctEer II 10 ths way to all.
P11ceS1 Sent any where ,y express: Plesse en-
close stamp for c3rcaRr Address F. O. Boz 2o73. Ch
Ctgo, ntS5 z5Sa1H
, 1862-12-01

TIE Armies Of the Rappaaannoek- Present
Iieus and FAture Ffosfecfs-7Ae Press in the
I't7naee ef AfaictioM dgain-Thc iS.aaders
against Gen. S;ge2.
, 1862-12-01
FROM NORTHERN IOWA.

McsTegor and Its Trade-Tbe Tribune
and tho 11me$-t&a11road Fr0Ercrs4
DC.
, 1862-12-01

The raice Of the Boston newspapers is to. be
raised. TIE Journal, 7fanrz!er and Transcript
viii sell their papers By wholesale ut - Is per
hundred; single copies, three cents. The
Mrnf7, Which has been penny paper, will
be sold for two cents. The Herald is informed
that the Isst, advertiser and Courier will be
sold at three cents, but will be re.
lueed in size. These changes take place
next Monday. They are rendered absolutely
Necessary by the present prices Of the materi
ais employed. Printing paper in that locality
costs about twice IS much today as it did 8
few weeks ago,
, 1862-12-01
The Peril OF Starvation In the RcbeI

The FCfH OF STARVATION IN E0e EkcDE1
Army
a statistical correspondent Of the Savannah
tGa.) Republican, puts forth = series Of start
ling calculations, going to show that the
Southern army and the Southern people are
nike in peril OF starvation. he declares that
if the whisky disttileries that are springlng up
everywhere are not prohibited, the rebel army
will hare to be disbanded for want Of progis-
ions in lees than eight months. It requires
SC, ,5oo, goo bushels Of grain and Isl, ,50o, 600
pounds Of bacon to supply the army alone for
one year. Independent Of this there is pop
ulstion Of about eight millions to sustain. In
addition to the danger Of starvation arising
from multiplication Of distlllcries, the
writer says the negroes will be led into dissi-
patton ard consequent iusurrection.
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NOVEMBER loTH, 1869,
, 1862-12-01

rAUTION.-N1y vile, Harriet
" Elers having left my bed and bosrd. all oer=ons
B9e forbidden to his 5ar OF trust her account
Ishal FsY debts Of he- contracting after this ds:c.
JOHN C. ELERS
Chicago, November 18th, 1s0s nuA15s33t
, 1862-12-01

1t, but are you sure the country viii bn con-
tent to remain long enough IN that position
fer Jour purposes ., To another party MF.
Seward said, even slice this conversation with
Lord Lyons, II have row the nation where
want it. There are 70 more troops to be had
By either side, and the war must be fought out
with those already in the field. There is q
growing aversion to continuation of the con-
test; SO with the combined moral force Of the
dissatisfied party at the North aud the disaf-
country together, aud the whole thing will be
properly arrapged.''
Mr. Rugg1es may EoW understand what Mr.
Seward meant when he 5nubbed him about
the enlargement Of caEals; and Nr. Lincoln
may begin to divine whose programme it Was
recently carried out in the election in New
York. In this connection We may note the
fact that this city. In which Is located the
enormous Republican patronage Of the
Custom Hcuse, SurreyoEship, Post Office,
Metropo1itan Police, Navy Yard. Navy
ninist1ation Of 81 ESQ out of e, ,00 votes !:
md IT is matter Of notoriety, that nearly al
Of Nr. BeTard's adherents st these I" cribs !"
voted against bfr. WadsWorth. Whether the
President has awakened to the plot which this
ing over his remains into the Presidential
chair, placing his good friend Thurlow In the
Treasury, handing Prince John tbs diplomatic
bonne boatehe of st, James, aud, first and fore
most, helping Fernando this winter into the
United States Senate by few tractahle
Seward votes, we do not know; but We can
tell him that the scheme has ds4ned Hpon
the minds Of many observers here,
and also warn him, that apostates from his
1kvors are already beginning to trim their
ssils for the trade wind Of the next four
years. Though Ieen.nlinded and substan:
tial man, A1r. Lincoln 11as been utterly duped
by his chief Secretary; but If he will rouse
hlneelf. and get his thinking machinery to
work without asking help from anybody fol
AZ hour, be canuot fai1 to see the fatal posi-.
tion in which be has been enmeshed.' He vii
then perceive why bis wiIy minister 80 par
s.stently supported generals who always shnn'
| Md battle and never would pursue; and turn
| ing Els e1 cs into bis OWL domestic camp. viii
| frd, to Lis stonishment. that every mombel
| OF his government has recognized the fact o
tie intending dissolution Of hla iaeoheren
, 1862-12-01

4 GOOD CHANCE,-~A Hard
- we're snd Stove estAhlIshmsnt. {e4taeE. with or
without badfng} Is offered sR1s at good hBnaa1
point the West Branch Of the IuiHais Central r1ad
ahoas 1so nIee from Chlcsgo Tae stoss l. not ve:J
ia prices. increasing ckah tHas eae he doue Ett5
tut MtHs coEnpt titteA. For rPaseslats!1 of VIM.
EIAIK d Co Ma liz La IA sHrret uoitII7bIN
, 1862-12-01

r AM TIE AGENT FOR THE
i sole OF the bsst IroI FEE2 MIL AND sHELLER
now 10 cse taking 1nto consideration PRICE durabtY,
and rhs york thGx viii o. The Ml!ls cea be scea q
West Water and Washington streets. OF at uoUkER
& t0SES' Agricultural Stare NJ III Lake atrees For
particulars tdd1eds me, Post Office Boz 29s9
uc2T xN4sw G, 2uEFaRD, Agent, Box 2aooo3.
, 1862-12-01

NIGHT SCAVENGER:-Char}es
l& Eupz VIII attend to the cIeaE Ing Of Vaults,
Prtyies and the removing OF eenaiEe 1a'te Of ali
sa11pHcn, St oned meab dead an!r.als, &c &C. Eat4
waitr cleaned aad purified All woss attended
to with pFoUptne5s mud dispatch aud At hn1rs most
E1itBbie. fost Office Box 4l49 ro1I1IE52m
, 1862-12-01

NOTICE-Package and le:tersfor
IN the MERCANTILE BArTKry b3 left with Hns.
E.t Esq No Il STATE st, eas to he forEkFted
as oppo1 tnnty occrra n. LApD.
noM xsSaat Secretary Merc xntle Associst1or.
, 1862-12-01

ITO EXCII AN GE-A lot Of a No.
= ibGsay and csr:faze HGba to exchange for
ae7 second hard Buggy. AddSess z. y. Box 49ss.
los31Ef02t
, 1862-12-01

NIL THE BARBERs OF CHI
~ CAGO hcretpfere shaving for nva cest te. in con
EQorence preyis4ob5 being high and cthsf goods
IN pTopo1 qp haye cancudedto ch1-Cc Tar Cents feF
Shaving On and after the drks day of Decenber. 1s6s
An I;sfSeEs rtq1ested 70 meet to-day at O'Clock
? N at KfnZ1A Hs11 Eo3TxfjgSt
, 1862-12-01

N OTICE-All persons having
~ Claims agaiust the caCnty ot Cook arc requested
to hat 4 The Into thc County Clerks office on ue be-
tote the first day Of December. rroI.
LIP. HLLIAED, County Clczk.
Chtc8go, Nov Il. 1885, 1o25 x9835t
, 1862-12-01

FE7AkEN UP-A Pig. The osner
can have the famc hy y;ug to Mrs CIIsES.
T0FF8tlE. uear The correr q Hubbard AMI iszcxor
rGs1xEaS ct
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1862-01-02

10 tut l1Ous vs. IL A0S"oiN1 W.
SIR-I have this morning received the
note which You did me the honor TO address
TO me yesterday in answer to Earl RusselPs
dispatch of Nov.. 3Oth relative to the re-
moyal Of. Mr. Mason and Mr.. Slidell, Mr..
MeFarlsnd, aud Mr.. Eustis, from the Brit
ish Mail Packet Trent, will without loss Of
time forward to Her Majesty's Govern
ment copy ofthe important communi-
cstioh which yon have made to me- 4
will also without delay do myself the hon.
or to confer with you personally on the
arrangement 10 be made for delivering the
tiiefodf gentlemen 10 me, in order that
they may again be placed under the pro-
teciion Of the British flag.
have the honor to be, &C., r.
(Signed.) LYONS. Z
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1862-01-02

of rebels, but at the time deprecating the
exercise OF the right f'agaipst those who
have committed no overt act of treason, or
are moi charged With nispiison Of treason,
no mater what opinions thsy Bay bod
and have expressed upon the unhappy na-
tional controversy.p This isfhe language
of the resolution. Again the Legislature
adopted a-resolution unanimously against
emancipating slaves Of rebel masters; and
and also resolved that The. arming rof
slaves against rebel masters would bring
disgrace upon a war which should be
waged only for the preservation Of nalionadl
unity. Armed slaves 10 destroy Fnatit n
al unity must only be metfby white
free men, according to Kenteky Unionism.
Resolutions have also been adopted by
bote branches OF the same body, and al
most unanimously, approving the Presi-
dents modification of Gea. Fremonts
and Secretary Cameron's re-
port, in the manner of, treating slaves Of
rebel masters, and calling for The removal
of Secretary Cameron from the head OF
the War Department. Cleveland Herald.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1862-01-02
Position of Kentucky.

The Union men III Kentucky, judging
from the action Of the Unicn Legislature
of that State, lag long ways behind the
Union men of Maryland, Delaware, West
Virginia, and even Missouri. They tried
to lie neutral until the rebels forced them
to resist snlJagation, aud their present po-
sision is but slightly advanced even by
points of rebel bayonets. For instance,
the kentucky Legislature has adopted res
oluiions affirming the right of the Nation
al Government to copfscate the property
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1862-01-02
phase, of fraud and imposition on the Gos,l
erpnsnt, as ssdeisld By the testimony Of
Pratt, wosild seem almost ludicsous Wefe IL

phase, OF sfraud ana WpQSltiop ON toe 1of,
srpnspt, as; dsisa~ N Che tetiadn q q
not that there is disclosed the shameless
attempt 10 plunder the Government under
The gnieo q poalj jotism. Instead of obs
tanning : coma ion with the single aad
patriotic puzso55pf serving the country
= III hoqz of pe6l and eaiaNity, it would
se61I Il H1e obeazned il ahis Instance fof
tie ezpres PozsOss . s6tbisg the treasu-
- throueh he ppsehsse Of horses for DE
regiment and Us bue6tof the troops"
open q csesfnl reading Of the repors
at1 locking thfoneh svery charge made
against Gen. sFremons we believe all tran
sactions an Hexpiained with perfect con
sistencys kilh-hi integrity. That he has
-beepihe victim of misplaced confidence. is
more than probable, and tbat-tlfo. great
emergency of the service in Missouri afs
forded every facility for fraud, is very true.-
So far.as anything in that report is, con-
cerned, we expect TO see Gen. Fremonfs
moral character come out untarnished.-
That he may have been improvident; that
helmay haze IN judgment inyh yhissc-
lection of friends, and that, as the saying
is. may have, now and then, "taken the
bits ia his tee,h'sand sun away fFomsstrict
subordination to superiors is veg probably
true. M
This is only a partial report, as further
testimony taken at Cairo, Cbicago, and
Harrisburg is to be reported upon There
is no doubt this report contaias enough to
shock community, get a man against
whose character nothing has heretofore
been said, should not be,condemned by
that report. The testimony, in too many
comes from men who themselves were dis
appointed by not getting contracts, and
from men who had personal prejudiees
and jealonsies against superior officers. Al
most every witness is what is known as
s'sore-headed."
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1862-01-02
DIR. rscuEAN's UNIVERSAL Pills
far Liver Co.npl:, int, Billiousrcss, Headache,

&c, kc.
There mover has been acathart;c medicine offered to
thc pubc that has given such entire satisfaction Nc
Leans Universal Pills.
Being entirely vegetable they perfectly innocent
and can be taken by the most tender infant yet prompt
and powerful removing all Bilious secretions Acid
or Impure, Feed Matte tho stomach. In fact they
are the only Pills that should be used in sarious dis
tricts. - " -
They produce no Gripping, Sickness or Pain in the
Stomach or Bowels though very active and searching
in their operation promoting healthy seeretons Of the
Liver and Kidneys Who will suffer from Blliousness,
Headache and Foul Stomach, when so cheap reme-
,y can be obrinedi Keep them constantly on hani
single dose taken in prevent hons, days,
and months of sickness Ask tor Dr. j. II. MeLean's
Universal Pills. That no other. Being coated, they
arc tasteess Price only 25 cents per box, and 10
sent by mail to any part Of the United States.
J. ii. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor.
Corner OF Third and Tine StreetS ST. Louis, No.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1862-01-02
Annual Meeting OF the c. Z. y Grail
road COmDanY. ~

fJHE annual meeting OF the cieselapd, zAnesville &
rcetors win be held At the onice OF the Conn pany in
Akron, Wednesdays January sth, 1857 At 10 o'clock A.
y DEG. 10, SOL llaaa aRFYk HffsHsH