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Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-02-06
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Executors Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
" have been duly appointed and qualified as Ex-
eeutors of the last will and testament of James
Boyles, late of Holmes county. Ohio, deceased,
JAMES WIENER,
T. ). BARBER,
Fob. 6 ls62-n5iw3 Executors.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-02-06
BOOK STOR Il.

HAMLIN'S
"1N2ard oilx
Cures the following complaints:
MeumdtiSm and NeurdLgid
Nervous ana Sich Ueddrcbe
tOhtrdcted Cords and Muscles.
IOOhtdcte and SDrains,
Crdmp or Collie Pain, Buras
ScdldS, Spinal ELECTIONS
sore Tdrodt, Lame Buck, fc.
The Wizard Oil is not recommended as a cure for all
the Ills that esh is heir to, but it will be seen upon in
Nesugaon that the above complaints all OF the same
nature VIZ: NERVOUS AND INFLAMMARY ACHES
AND PAINS, for which the Wizard Oil Is pecuIariIv
adapted, not only account of It's tabe cur.
ave properties but because II is very and
consequently reaches the seat of the disease and erad
Gates the cause The proprietor of the Wizard OH has
abored to overcome this difficulty aud with perfect suc-
cess, as will be seen by testing the oil In the following
manner Put sma quantity upon any part OF the
the iesh, and rub the part moment, and the oil will
disappear almost Instantly. That 1t does not
can DC easily proven by putting teaspoontul in th.
open air and leaving some time when il will be seem
that the same quantity will remain, which Of course
would not be the case If it eyaporated rapidly For
RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA,
and kindred diseases give the Wizard Oil fair trial
before giving up in despair. Do condemn all be-
cause some other remedy has failed to cure Won
PRICE, IS CENTS PER BOTTLE.
For sale at the BOOK STORE.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-02-06
FOUND AT LAST!

RIVER since the Wizard Oil man visited Millersburr
- there has been a constant demand for the on az
great was its success with those who used II INT The
trouble was TO find where it could be bought. That d.
cu'y mas been overcome. 1t can be had at the
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-26
PRICE. TWO CENTS.
Great Ren.edy for Conghy, C1hs mn
Kidney DifcuIties.
WHITE PINE COMIC CU&D.
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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-26
MoFFAT@
TIE IuITUWI ing HTt dIIUIIg FIt us IteHIH9 FaIIo
human dis in which the
VEGETABLE LIFE MEDICINES,

are well known t. be infalibl-.
Dyspepsia, By thoroughly cleansing the fr.t
.tumachs aud creating flow of pure healthy bile.
stead ot the stale and acrid kind; FIauenry, loss q
Appetite heartburn headache k=>tle-sne>>, I-tepot
Anxiety. Lat guR ond meiauci oily. which the
eral symptoms OF Dl sirlsa, viii vanish as Natural
con eue. Of It's cure.
o,ItvEx .s- by cleansing the whole le th g: The IL
test he. with 'otve0t process. aud W!.hs1 violence
al vloleut purges Ie~ve the bowels co~se within Use
FIvYGs of all kinds hv restoring the b'oot 70 rer.
ua ,rcuiaOn, through The process OF r-s.ra'ion IL
Iu- cases, and the thorough 50 uOn .. al !4tt- ii.
obstruction in otnefa
/ he Life Medicines have been known tQ,nnla-
ti.m rnaueuty in three wrets. ana out i'll half tina,
tImr. by removing local infuLgon from the muscle:
/ and Il -an-nts Of Tire jo,i.s.
D4oP~t4 Of s KINDS, b. fre-'ns and ,-eng ng,l-l.:n2
Tie kidneys and bladder; they a crate dt ful,y
on the. important organs nj hence avc ever fec3
iUurd certain remedy 1or tie worst case o. Gravel
Also WORMS " dis lodging from the turluugs OF In
Jowr the snv matter 70 whlcl thte creatures her
>cuRvY. ULckRs and lrvcerste So'"s by the perfect
purity winch these Lie Medicines 70 the 100! adl ri
tlc Aumo7s.
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atefstNe effect upon the iud' inst iced the sSin ana
he morbid state which occasions ali eruItiTA
plants saLow, c'owdy snd other dlsa2rees'r eom'eA
I 1ns
The use of these lllls very SHORT WI! etec;
an entire cue of Salt hheum. and stri>ns improve
mert IN he clearnes> ct the skin. Common Cold
Influenza viii always be cured By one doe o. tw" j"
Pills The original proprietor Of thee tactciny,
cured Of Pies OF 81 esrs standing bN the use Of t
Lie Medicines alone
fEvEr AND hGuG.-For thi: scourge q. lie Westerr
country. these Medicines will be touut safe, sleed,
amp remedy Other m, dlcner leave the system
subject TO o eetUsu Of til. disease d b. hese med
il nes permanet Try Them be satisfied ana he
BtLtOrs FEVbRs AND Liver COMPLAINTs--ttere era
Debility lo>, OF Appetite Dheasee "i feuacs-the Aeo
tues have been u,d with tie most beneficial results y
ca,r> o. hi~ G,scr pton Kings Evil ana Scrofus
m l., worst 'oims, Yields 20 the mild vet powerful
,is. thsSc remarksbe hed'cinec. Nig't Sweet
S-tves DEBILITY. Nev Ccr!v viGlnts ufa alnG'. Pa
ar,tiap4 81 IT, ileart .rters Coc. ore speedily Gu,
ii.
HE2cu.tAL DIsYAsRs--! er>or whose constitutions
haze become :r2na-e3 , The iliG!ciou' lie OF Mefcu
sill .ld thee NediCires petct cufcr A. iHey new
,j p-tc eat from u, ,ys;Cul. al the rE-tt~ OF Mcf
.a-e aaaise .toue? her TIE mt powerful pfepera
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aslYtI S. BroA o'raY. NEr' t"RE
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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-26

This incomparah &ceer; preparation for the Res
toration GRAY Hair is origna. color to preserve
Hair from falling out and 70 cure badness is one sale
at Humphrey S Browns in this aity. The evidence that
this Restorative is no hubuE conclusive Testimonials
hat effect be found almost every paper III the
country. =
The New York herald., 1862-08-08
Our Balsim0fe Correspondence.

BAI-doEk, august iooz
7hs Result Of General WadswortAs Missi0n-Ths
Suppression Of Ae HarrsosrO Patriot-ArriuaI of Ar
rsaed Edisors-"secssa" Sksdaadag-Sscssh Scared al
the Draft, dc.
This city was thrown into intense excitement yes
terday at the arrival Of o. Barrett Thos Mellow
ell Mr. Montgomery Foster IAN employed editor), and
man named u j. Jones (ioca, all the editors and pro-
prisors OF tho Patriot and Union, Breckenridge demo
cratic paper published al Harrisburg, Pa, under charge
Of United States officers These parties arrested
General wadswortn for pri ing and pacarding every
fence corner in Harrisburg the following eanard hand
bill
arrived In this city to-day, and will address the coored
citizens VI Harrisburg Ia front OF the Market House, at
four oeocx tns san sn sna I
mission TO raise two coored regiments, he win be pre-
pared TO swear in all abe-bodied coored men who may
offer and he conde y expects 10 raise enc company in
this place. Arms, equipments, uniforms, pay and ra
ons and bounty the Same received by white soldiers
and no distinction will DO made Come one come ali.
Recruiting oficor for Lanes colored regiments
Whatever the purpose was, on the part Of these men,
They were taken art evening to Washington city, where
thor s TO be decided and their destination made
public. Tho 4 Tltftot and Union was the Leasing demo-
cratic organ in Pennsylvania. II s dead now-dcadsr
than Kelsey niger
OF the government BY leaving for distant parts this
morning. The following local, which he had written no
DOUBT 10 cover up his light, appeared IN the morning
Issue G. the paper
N0r1cs.-faving some tno ago made up his mind to
take little recreation, the regular local editor is absent
Of pleasure and his department 10 in the hands
OF sub.
Put Provost Marshal Cecknar little too quick for
him. But little excitement s the consequence Of these
srrssts as they were hour Y expected.
Tbs istest oath" has had n wonderful effect on the
denzsns Of tho loyal City " Aonumonts. They leav
ing by the score daily FOR Canada. heard Of them
say that he had wanted to SO TO Canada these eight
past and that he had no opportunity 10 90 until now
Ls majority Of those leaving for the British colony
wealthy merchants and gentlemen Of means, with
"seceshu procliyitiss.
The drafting prospect, too, 10 be put in force next
week. has great deal to do with this exodus Of these
hrst family tkedaddersn The CONSERVATION depicted
on their countsrsneos is really astonishing The
thought Of being compelled TO nght for the constitution
and the flag s as bitter to them doubtless 10 the
tribe OF the three Thousand dollar strawberry Tho
way thngs look, y will be absolutely necessary to
70 10 drafting before Maryland will be able TO furnish
her quota Whatever Of loyalty there s left will join the
army at once, and what remains OK "eeceshn IL noe
voluntarily absent will be sent hence 10 Dixie by General
Wool.
The New York herald., 1862-08-08

srrAxsup GOLDEN OArr from San Franolsco July 81 for
Faer was burned on the 27th when of Manzanllo, and
pesr, s esssengors lost their lives. (see columns
TIC 81 ar strip E,na Of the Liverpool New York and Phi
Iadcpha ne sails at noon for Queenstown and
liverpool. The Etnas now commanded py capt samuel
Broks who for some time past has had charge Of the City
az washington during which period he has made hosts OF
Friends by s uniform and courteous treatment OF all those
who have placed themselves under his
p.rw EfcopIagA (of Batmore) Ryder from Queenstown
LINE ia for Havana with cargo Of coal totally 2ls
nil, on the side OF Eeuhera. Captain and crew saved
The New York herald., 1862-08-08
HIPPIN q NE w S.
ALMANAC yoR JEW YoRK-rHIs DAT.
RISES. ........... 03 NOON eve 81
W HIGH WATER morn 00
nT NAYx Am q
Fort or New York, August =, 1864.
CLEARED

CLEARED.
hp sen sasaas PPaass
SHIP Berlin, Jackson, Beifass..TTsst Dearborn ''.
xs gars .Ge%SEse %s Carl tPru', zesmar Psmou'h-Funch
Sast Mary Baker tBr viokery. Londonderry-Boyd
ss Ward sEs cGsk &SWspIsf csamsa Co.
Brig Congdon tBr), Forbes st John, NB-H 9 A De-
Brig West, Guisranasen, New orleans-L Nickerson;
Brig Horta, 0rcait, New Orleans. Robson fosdck
pon Ws
NAVY Ha. Eiss New New
schr 4 JACOBS, Jones, Snow Hnl-A 2 Hayens:
s%S
so Sse ssnas SShS
sshr GOTinne 5ons: PIymouhM J6- NaRgam
sehr craudsi. H. Brown. @ Norwch-E 4 Andrews.
ARRIVED.
oy Is haaa K Hs
%sy SYRs ~ with ma's and passengers to Morgan
from SsTdssu5 New xeTs q iSs, SS;s
Ssalss sp sssss ] sss o ss eo0 h OF
rs sss ss q 4SSssg Scsagsa% h. H. sssn Il
Sf sable Island with light wHds and cams %
coal order Has haa very heavy weather; lost and split
B.E Utah. sseley. Barbados July 2s in ballast to pu-
sy @ 6 pSss pn% s'Es i
s. sB s. IL Sa OBJ & S
\, $.. s:SE; ~ sf 4;
ssss @ rog 4 MHaqa Min, Say gn
bSE ss3 9s@s
"a aay. D IN saas e. to foye Boyd Hinekcn ne'
Brig Appone lBf) Leblanc Cow Bay oB. 16 days with
$ and
tBr Of s. Johns NE, Monkton. Lingan, oB,
plaster s1ss L, 70 nv wAney @ Sssas' "'nu'0 WIN
Brig Harriet yBr( Brett, St Andrews NIB, dAv' with
si soSr TsiemssSas o Hssiewn&e Belfast 40 days. in
sssr zSssss q Iysrpseo sasaaetord, ~ nensOn, IS
ssRr Hope GB 9i Pa,rsSoro Miller. Maamoros, 80 days.
sehT Rsindeer tBr SfrfaI Mcpousa 81 Martins July
d .assi y a. az i s. ice c s y Ss4n wh s4
with loss q fore topmast trme afulrsged brig NTH
seSr ousss' sB johnson, Windsor Ms. 10 days. with
sehr z Talbot Amsbury, Linsan. cB % days. with coal
sshr xnSro,neda tprae, Acting Master Dwysr Key West,
0 ssSF avpRs PTsss By EHInsGfes fsr F9E,i Ecya
ss Asr Sss ss.iisns Hand's
scRr David Hale, consia, AiesandrIIa, sdays
ssE Ss.Ss Fs:iE.ss $ss
r S Ss pG M 1r BSso0 SSs,0
schr Monitor, Besse, Fzabethport for warohan.
schr e Wiswell, Philips, Bangor, days.
Echr NJ Cobb Averll Roorland, days
cs sr sn s
schr seTarh, Allen, Harwich, days.
sohr Bangor, studley, Boston,, days
Schr Triton, Freeman. Nantucket.
6clr Tie e, Anderson, Dghon for Poughkeepac,
echr J q Chew, Bugbre, Taunton, days.
schr Orion, Davis, Fall River.
schr sarah Elizabeth Huchings Providence, days
schr ) r Ross, Smith, Providence, days.
Hchr n Puriey, Austin, Providence.
Tchr Lion, Eurbush, New Haven.
schr Lookout, Jones, Flushing.
sloop Mount Hope. Sullivan, Taunton.
Steamer Petrol. Young, Providsnes
Wind at sunset g.
The New York herald., 1862-08-08

which were founded on true State policy added per-
sona predecton The near relationshipsn which king
Leopold both the English and French crowns In
infer almost without argument that the re
alfves OF his Queen in france participated In the en-
lshtened ideas which inspired hs knsmen IN England
II was not hsseore without concern that we received
the intelligence that the Count OF Paris and his brother
had joined the federal army In America isswn iar
greater pleasure that that they have now Quilted
II. Henry OF Orleans the Due PAumae, was reported
the hrst have approved OF the step taken
by his youthful nephews we hardly imagine thai
Prince Of generally recognized ability and sagacity can
have failed TO have seen by this limo the impocy o.
such course. Beyond question the army Is the school
for young prncss ba. then II must he army which is
not open TO exception Is the federal host an army OF
civil wars foreign volunteers, ss rule do harm
than good to the cause which they espouse. Prince
Rupert aougn one % Of sne most Dan. ,iIl n,.Ssr cs
degree his brother Maurice wee in reality, than
dead weight upon the side Of their uncle, King Charles
their foreign extraction than counerposed their
relationship the Crown OF England. France entTtdns
bsitre prey mach the sentiments so that public
opinion there is net likely TO be coneilrted by any mill.
c;yyy war Ysp"'''' u.~''' 'AA
We expected to behold in them Princes full Of vaor
as Of royal blood Nor have We been deceived IN this
expectation In the late disastrous battles they ex
hbed qualities worthy Of tho descendants OF Henry "
and they emulated the skin and gallan'ry which
irst obtained u name for their grandfather in
the memorable campaign OF Dumourier: Yet they
would have acted shorssightedly had they strven
for fresh laarels in barren and ungrateiui
contest Tho fate Of Lamorcers, officer who enjoyed
reputation second 70 that OF no In the French army,
is OF itself pregnant example to military ssprants
II that the Count Paris and the Due de- Char
tres should have shown the promise only Of young Mar
celus than that they should attain in OWL the
renown of his ilustrious namesake The Orleans
title is strictly parliamentary In lighting for federalism
they were waging war against constitutional principles
judges in the matter, let these who gainsay our
opnon refer authority Of jackson, the greatest
man next to washington that America has yet
produced. Predicting events such those which
lave happened that eminent man. in his farewell address
zens Of section Of the country arrayed In arms
against those Of another in doubtful conflict. let the
Union, and with It end Of the hopes Of
freedom" And again: "The constitution cannot be
preserved the Union maintained In opposition TO pub
lie feeling by the mere exerticn Of cocrcivc powers
hded the general government" Such calm and un-
btassed efscticns, coming, too, from the mouth Of
the Orleans dynasty fortified they will be by the true
but n,agsdnimity Of Louis Phppe himself who pre-
erred abdcaon to maintenance Of his regal rights by
bloOdah0d In civil warfare.
The New York herald., 1862-08-08

THE LIEDERKRANz FESTIVAL AT JONES' Woop.-The an.
nual Lederkranz Festival took place last evening
Jones' Wood and was fairly attended. The amusements
commenced with promenade concert, under the super
intendance Of Mr. No followed by selected concert OF
choice operatic music. The ascension Of balloon and
discharge Of fireworks then varied the entertainment
after which the society sang Beckers favorite compost
tion Of Ths Gpses." Dancing was the next in order,
and kept up until late hour, the music being sup
piled by Nos quadrlls band. The weather was charm.
ing which added much TO the pleasure Of this open air
festival.
The New York herald., 1862-08-08

Tnv BALTIMORE BouNryThe second branch OF The City
Council Of Baltimore, the 9th inst unanimously passed
the ordinance to encourage the enlistment OF volunteers
in the several regiments being raised by the lAte
order OF tho war Department. and TO make sppropria
on as bounty " such volunteers who may be mustered
into the service Of the United states In any OF tho said
regiments raeed in Balsmorscity. The esum appropriated
In 1850 600,
The New York herald., 1862-08-08
TIE Coming Revolution In Europe.

0ARIBALDTS REMARKS TO THE PEOPLE OF PALERMO.
GParis (July 24) correspondence Of London Tmes.l
The following version Of the dialogue which took
place between Garbald and the popuace At Palermo is
given in the Marsees papers-At six in the afternoon
the Italian Forum presented magic spectacle: The
tire National Gerd drawn in order Of battle from
the Fece gate c the Casino de Cato and the alley were
filed with immense multitude. In word the entire
population of Paermo-men, women and children--were
assembled there Shortly afterwards the rolling Of drums
and the shouts Of the people announced the arrival Of
Garibaldi The General embraced by all who could
approach him After tho National Guard had deled the
following dialogue took place.
The PEorE-Long live Garibaldil We wish to 60 to
Rome and Venice.
GAMnAIDI.-Every great town and every hamlet in
Italy desires and wishes what the people Of Palermo
wish. / admire the sentiment which anmates that
people admire II because it cannot but be generous
has profound echo which is heard throughout Italy
The PEoFLE-''To Rcmel To Romel To yeniceI"
GAHIBALDE-"Yss; to Rome, to Rome, to Venice! We
ust deliver brothers who are but e arrive
there must have deeds, and not words With deeds
ana not words we will make the Bonaparte quit our
Rome He is not there to defend the interests Of Italy,
the Pcpei Falsehood fagshoodl falsehood This Is
urged by luxury-Dy rapne-Dy tho infamous thirst Of
People Of the Sican vsspers-people OF 1660- Is ab.
soutey necessary that Bonaparte should quit Romel
lS ms Ss
shall be able combat the strongest Powers. Muratis
ism prison, persecution, DEATH The Pope King or the
King Pope 10 tho negatol Of Ialyl The government 10
people must urge WITTY their masses and sa' thsr energy
Let place sharp weapons in the scale against sdpo
macy, and diplomacy win respect our rghts, and We
shall have Rome AID Venice We shall 60 70 Rome but
with IN hands, crossed the Tcino, beat
the Acstrans, we landed at MARSHA, we to
share your ate, brave people Of Palermo. will speak
no more OF Bonaparte.
TIE PEoPIE-Down with French politcsi To Romsl
Down with Maratl Down with the Pope Romo and
Venice for evsrl Garbaldi for everl
GARBALDf-To arms, then, TO arms; words aro not
sufficient. armed SHAH b feared and us crusade
Of the people sciu open Us e GATES Of Rome No mns
words fhes; tA deeds, desdI
THE PEoplE-Yss, yes; deeds, deeds; to armsl To
Rome and Vence
GARHAIDI-I win raise Italy from the inaction in which
she il plunged. will 60 with you, and with you will
gain tho last battle.
1HE PEoPIR-To armsi TO armsl Concordi Garibaldi
for eyeri To Rome and Venice quickly QUICKLY
Garibald then returned TO the palace, followed by
The New York herald., 1862-08-08

bds rash actions should require the King pre- ~
his dominions. Tho Empress comes IN almost daily
from 81. O4oud and remains an hour two with the
Princess Now that the Emperor is away the Countess
Moato the mother VI the Empress whose presence ms
Majesty will never endure, has 70 Pars 70 pay
VISA 70 her imperial daughter
LamaTte, who has been for the last four or nve years
endeavorng OF debrby getting up suoscrptions
for his works. has that hope and has resorted
Of state and IN which prizes the amount Of milionf
offered tickets beng sold at ve each
Horace Vernet returned few days since from Hyeress
where he has been staying for months yernet was
born In 1850 and is consequently seventy three years
old but liz as young and active most men Of hfty.
The Hotel dc paA as up slowly, the prices being so
enormous that the travelling public cannot pay them
Last week Imperial Court confirmed the Judgment by
which Muller the proprietor OF small hotel IN the rue
de Pa, and known for many years az the Hotel de
a J" eDoined the new company against making use
OF his Ho demands five hundred Thousand francs
relnquisn It; but II is said that compromise Is in
progress
Edwin Booth Esq leaves here next week for England,
and sails or the United States the 18th OF August his
engagement at tho Winter Garden commencing early In
September.
The New York herald., 1862-08-08
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, August Q, 1882

San FIIASt1sCU, NaI, august o, Iooz'
The connscated ship Henry Brigham was sold by the
United States Marshal yesterday for $4,000.
dividend has been declared by the ophir Silver Min.
Ing Company for the month ending on the 5th inst,
amounting to S72 per foot Shares in the mine are now
selling for % 400 per foot
Extremely aaterng accounts are being received OF all
the principal silver mines in Nevada Territory.
The bullion receipts large and the stock is going up
md there is danger OF speculative furor.
The Overland Mail Company's coaches have commenced
arriving Since the recent change of route the trip from
St. Joseph to Salt Lake has been made in seven days
There la prospect that the average time from st. Louis
to San Francisco will be nineteen days. that the whole
ocean mail from New York to San Francisco will come
through in twenty five days.
The New York herald., 1862-08-08
The War I'm Mexico.

from the Esprit Public Of Paris, July 24l
General Forey takes with him special instructions 70
the past future positions Of those Mexican generals
who may have Joined our army Measures are, above
ALL TO be adopted with regard TO General Amone, sUh0
has Datntaaed the s0hich his exceptional stud.
ton prescribed Independently OF dsavowing the inu
rous proceedings Of Anonte General Forey Is authoriz
ed Entirely to sthdraw intervention in his fauor. No
engagement has been made ,ch Atsoe. The character
Mexican population In case of the formation Of pro-
vsiona government in Mexico the question would arise
OF the expediency OF removing from the capital all
those members Of the army who represent isolated
rartss and whose presence might recall political mi
litary disssnsons, which the French flag can neither
support nor defend.